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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
RUSSELL SAGE ON SAVING.
Capitalist Is Glad He Knows the
Value of a Dime.

Russell Sage was chatting with
friend on the subject of success. This
friend remarked that he did not re-
gard Mr.. Sage as wholly successful
man because he had not been able to
rid himself of the saving habits OF his
early days Mr.. Sage's friend was
many years his junior and one whom
he was solicitous about because OF
his recklessness in personal expendi-
lures. Turning on the improvident
one Mr.. Sage said
at is not much over a year ago
when ! used to hear even clerks in
banks and brokers' offices specializing
on what sort of an automobile il was
best to purchase, even the big brok-
ers could not sleep well for speculat-
ing over the proper horsepower for
their automobiles.
What do they ask one another to-
day. suddenly queried MIR. Sage, I'll
tell you. They ask Where are the
transfer points on the surface car
system of New York;? ! tell you"
that a penny saved is nickel made
and that dime in the pocket Is
worth more than an imaginative dol
lar In the stock exchange. This old
man. he concluded. knows the diff
ference between carfare and the
price of an automobile. and he can
indulge in either one he wishes to
without worriment as to who sees
him do 1t OF what is the cost There
seems to be certain element of sue
cess in being fixed in that way
New York Times.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Be Moderate.

There was Man once who He'd 4
Bulldog with a forged restraint at
tached to Him. and one Day this Man
went out to the Bulldogs lowly Rest
dence and said:
"If | were to Unchain you would
you Appreciate the Favor"
why" said the Bulldog. Il would
fairly eat you Up with Joy"
"Your Gratitude is Trifle overex-
pressed" said the Man, as he Walked
away and Ordered an Extra Chain t,
be hitched to the Dog.
The moral of this is: Don't VAST
Your Superlatives; You May Be Mis-
observation-disclosures News.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Spain 10 Waking Up.

A recent report from Bilbao states
that there is a very strong possibility
OF the import trade in nitrate of soda
and suiphate Of ammonia for agricul-
ture purposes being considerably In
creased, owing to the efforts to i'm
prove the methods of cultivation In
Spain. About 1000 tons Of nitrate
are used every year at Bilbao in the
production Of acids and chemical
manure.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Mortality Among employes.

The annual mortality in the Unitea
States is: For railways, one person
killed for every 1852 employees; for
coal miners. one person killed fo.
every 744 employees; for seamen In
merchant vessels, one person killed
for every 1873.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Fortvoe,, Favor suffieient.

what do we want with gold and
precious stones?" said the proud
young mother, gazing fondly upon the
baby. This is fortune enough for
u.s."
"Huh!" grunted the father. who had
been walking the floor nearly all
night. I'm glad fortune didn't knock
twice at our door"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Marriage a Ia Mode.

Some few months ago Miss Fanny
Wood, a young lady OF 81 summers,
met her future husband in New Jer
sey at 10 o'clock: at 1910 he pro
posed. at 1918 lit will be noted tina,
the lady gave the subject great con
sideration) he was accepted. and al
1929 the wedding ceremony was per
formed by q local clergyman.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Electoral Commission survivor.

Only three OF the fifteen members OF
the famous electoral commission OF
1877 survive-ex-Senator Edmunds,
Senator Hoar and Gen. Eppa Hunton,
Of Virginia. All of the ave justices
CT the Supreme Court who sat on
the commission long since passed
away.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Whist Authority Dead.

Nicholas Browse Trist of New Or
leans, who died of heart disease last
thority in this country on the game Of
whist. He served In the Confederate
army under Gen. Kirby Smith. prac-
ticed law subsequently. and was
raised to an honorable position on the
local bench.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
steamers from Antwerp 10 ceo.o

Steamers from Antwerp to Congo.
Negotiations are proceeding be-
tween the Congo Free State and Ger.
man shipping companies for the es.
tablishment OF . 0erman-Belgian line
Of steamers between Antwerp and the
Congo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
steeraae lmmIaration.

OF the steerage immigration last
year 233,546 were Italians. 82.343 were
Poles, 7S,347 Scandinavians, 76.203 He
brews. 71,7s2 Germans, IS 1866 Irish.
81, ,427 Slovak, 81, 1907 Crotian- Slovenian.
20, ,451 English. 27,124 Magyars and
1856 $50 Of other nationalities.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Dog Has 0room-9tsaiine Habit.
A dog in Brandon. Vt, has acquired
the habit Of stealing brooms and bring
ing them home. Already he has
secured half . dozen. and his owner
cannot nnd out where he oot them.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Children Now Have a,oht.,

ChIIdren Now Have Rights.
Tor picking mp and kissing a little
boy In the street Birmingham
(Eng.) man has been hned forty sh.l
ings, or one months lard labor. fol
assault.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
.JeWelry and SilverWare B
For the Holidays,
Use to $1,000.

At ESQ. each, Sterling silver Thin,bles,
Hat Pins, Brooches and Cuff Pins. gold.
plated Cuff Buttons, Scarf Pins, Brooch.
es Fobs, Watch Chains, Ink Wells, Hat
Pins and Cuff Pins.
stsrline Match Boxes, six different pat
terms. heavy quality, sec, each.
Solid Gold Scarf rins, Brooches. Hat
Pins, Baby Pins, Rings, Cuff Pins. Clocks,
Bracelets aud Fobs, 81 crcl,
4 Solid Gold Brooches, set With real stones,
large number of patterns TO choose from,
$l.as each.
Silver Manicure Pieces, consisting Of Pa.
per Cutters, Shoe Horns, Blotters, Tweez.
ers and Fruit Knives, l5c, each.
3pece Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets. in
silver. handsome designs, In fancy silk lined
boxes. $3.50 set.
Silver Military Brushes, In fancy boxes.
several patterns and good bristles. 1898
pnIr. *. sEf i
Gold Necklaces or Laviliu's. set With
assorted stones and pearls, $50. to ST, 90
each. .g6e
Fancy Cembs In shell, nnber and white.
set With brilllants and fancy jewels boo,
to 1898 each.
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y u 4 i
Fancy Damask Towels, knotted11
fringe, with, two rows open work, size
22x44 inches 25c. Il s ID
A fine Hemstitched Damask Towel,
all white, size 2ox40 inches, :5c.
A Fine Damask Border 1uck oWo',
hemstltched, all white, size 2ox4o.
inclaes soft finish, Zoe. +,
\ M Special at c5c.-A small lot OF the
33c. sold Blea Oh" Huck SS5 Hen1mcd
Towels all atwhite :5c. n. s 81 s
I'll Fine DevonsIre Hemstltched Huckf
T oweI, all linen, pla In border for mon mon
ogran1s, size o1x43 inches, Sac.
Fine Knotted Fringe Damask TOW oNS-;
els, all white. soc. Grad reduced. \ Tor Tor
the holidays to. s0c., 22x45 inches,
Fine .HemstItched Damask X Towel,
soft finish, German linen. size 22x 81
inches. 30c u. u A IL ls,ga sl.
Hi, White sHemstitched Huck T,o"-
els, with damask patterns allover. spe-
! cial price. doe. ,s
s5it5 FOR soc. 81
Tho most compete line and best pc!
values in fine Towels ever 81! ho 1'' 4 ~
Richmond. ~,
1 S HcmstItched f lnea Dan, ask, ii
III Knotted Fringe Fine Damask, - III
3 Hen1stltched Fine DAM 81 wit Wit open
work and drop silt en-. 4. q. !. J,
knotted Fringe f Inc pa ask WY" Y .
I open work. 4#5s- =,
I. Fine Hui ok with, damask border, hem hem
stitched extra large si2o; 'slS1' u'A''-
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{.
The Poets, In burnt ltather bind
ings. each with hand painted design,
1G mo. size, special 0Dc. 81
In Levels Garden, by John Cecil Clay:
handsome gift book, published ut 50, our
price. s2.10.
Tho courtship Of Miles standish, illus.
trntei by Howard Chandler Christy md
published a 49, our special price. $e'l0.
"A Defective Santa Claus. James Whit
comb lsiley's lntest. just published, spe-
cial, $500 copy.
Love Finds the Way; Paul Leicester
Ford's last work, Illustrated by Harrison
Fisher. special. sl.44 copy
Bibles, Testaments,
Prayer Books, Hvrnnals.
Sunday School Tenchers' Bible Oxford
4 ,r Eelscn--French morocco binding. divinity
circuit. red under gold edges, complete With
heirs and aac
Cloth Bound Imitation Leather Text
Bihlo-hnndy size-special 25e
Bibles as high In price es $40, which IN
& cules a fine assortment OF Family Bibles;
\ cory Of the New Testament with MI. the
familiar passages marked or Underlined,
/ 7 Prayer Bechs .nnd Hymnals. 100. to IS.
4 Special csp,hinn tion set Enisconnl Frazer
Book and Hvmnnl. 75o. usual 81 value *
Catholic Prayer Bocks, 80. to IS each. \
Rosaries, l5c. to 81 so.
Pretty Calendars.
3d. for the usual 1nc. kinds.
lOc. for the usual &c. kinds !. 3.
For 2lc. you can ret n beautiful Three
Zen Celcndnr--thc illlstra lions hcing repro;
tuctions Of Harrison 4 Fisher, Christy and
other highclass sket ches. ~
Best Books in Sets.
THE works OF the worlds greatest
authors, MI superior cloth bound ed. M
4 ton, printed aon best paper and from rom
finest tyre ~, 5si %. 5y t4s.
Is volume Sets. cloth bound, the
works OF Marie Scorelll, Rider H'aggard
Hawthorne, Longtellow, oliver Opt 60
K M ayne Reid, Henty,sM. j. 4 dimes ans
a few Others, special soc. set il;
Mot}ey's Rise Of the Dutch :Repub-
Tic, volumes, Soc set. Il
Hall calnes works, s volumes III - =
set. il ~
cooper's Sea + ales, S volumes. a. 81 p:
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ask buck Towels, hemstitched.
FOR 75c., 81, s1.25. $50.
oerma +, and Irish Damask and II uck
Towels, specially selected for Christ
mas, good selection OF the Old
Bleach and Dew Bleach
# All Il Pure Linen Bleached Table
Cloths, 2x2h yards, hemmed til
open. work border, G trman make spe-
cal price, III 30 each. Rub
Boxed FrInped sets-T- able Cloth.
2x2 yards. with one. dozen Napkins to
match, sizo 16x16 inches, new danas I
floral patterns, special price. ~ 10
set, SIs
4 fine showing Of Pattern Cloths.
any size you wish. All tn new pat
terms with napkins to ma ch---just the f
thing to make some one happy Christ
mas day. 81 to- ss.
8 satin Dannsk Napkins. with tied
fringe, beautiful designs put up, ono
dozen In a neat box. for ~. 20,
ga or dinner size Satin Damask
Napkins that sell usually ut 81. spc-#
5clal price for this Christmas sale $:s I
dozen.
tray, scarf and centerpleces-:LargeS
assortment OF designs and sizes at very.
interesting prices. Special for this
y Christmas sale, In helnstitched and
open work Tray. Cloths Centerpleces
and scarfs, 3Oc. each
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Indictment weather, tile store as been crowded.
Attractive and Acceptable Gifts
Rugs, Sofa Cushions, c&c.
Third FLO JR.
Third FLOR.

East Indian Brass,ware.
Imported from Bcnares,
India-all handmade, driven.
and engraved by hand on fine
metal.
( odd, curious shapes, engraved with
quaint scrolls and figures. character
istlc OF the native East Indian. For
a unique. useful and moderately priced
gift, you'll not find anything moro
suitable.
Trays, sl.76.
Smokers Companion, consisting OF
cigar, cigarette and match holders,
pieces complete. for sl.4s.
'.Fd'n'esre., Zee. Up 70 TO soss.
Urns and vasos for cut flowers. a!
# from S2.s9 MP to $40. "
Stands, for $1,000. 55 a
Mcradubad Driven and Ensmele 4
Candlestick, $225.
Goat and Sheep skin Fur Rugs, great
variety OF colorings and finishes, plain
white. gray or black. also animal
shapes. or bordered rugs. lined and
unlined. pize 3ox60 inches, 1915.
p3. so. "A, 80, So
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Big Lot Of Bargains
in Good Waists

What do you think OF French Elan.
mel Waists, formerly selling for $3.50
each, now reduced to ~.
We Know they're the b.st bargain
In Waists that. have been offered this
winter. Red, blue and navy.
58 French Flannel Waists, reduced
from s2,oS 20 3l.0S llnc aud tan
mixtures, gun metal buttons.
Nuns Yelling Waists, all new.
assorted colors, neatly tailored plait-
cd front, trimmed with buttons. fnll
sleeves. reduced from, f3.0B to ~. 30.
Meroerized Ginshnm Waists. pipei
y with SILK, md trimmed With blnck silk s
WI butt tons, fill sleeves. Sl.9e. ~ al II
Shepherd Plaid Waists, tailor made,
trimmed With buttons. Sl.oo.
Black sstteen Waists, nicely tailor.
Mohair Waists. In black and blue.
plated front. trimmed with buttons:
q M nice sleeve, reduced from &l.0S and
$3.50 to s1.bo and sl.ss, s,i,3
Christmas Furs.
Double Brown orcs. =, Scarf y tv ., /
Two.ynrd Double Scarf. dyed Opo~:
sum. large tail md two claws, chain
u fastener: considered excellent value
for 81 0. special $3.50. s5S
d. Double Scarf. ut brown Orossum,
q falls on each end ~ oS. IA
Sz Double Electric Seal Scnrf. ecod "a
sfs.qualty, 8 tails. $3.50. 3s V
53s al Double Wide Scarf of Coney: cord
NJ and tassel, 3 tails on each end; value. 4
$500.
Double Brown orc*.,,m Scarf. 4 l-2
III 5tI yards long. large tall and claws on III
Il each end. $500. s.. X {, \ A j n . *
III Ia bella and Sable Fcx scarfs, q q n
s.S yards long snlcndid quality. large tails Il
gs,g ami claws, $7.es, 3 Is Il
Sd g yards Double Scar Of dyed Opos' +
N sum- 3 tails m cnch end, braid orna. (.
rnent cord With two tails; s15 valne.
MI 5000. n i6f ,s5sg
D sabla rox Scarf double: 2si.: q
!. vnrtls long, cord and tails tn IN rec
gs tails and claws on each end $40 {:
scnrf, $500. III II Z,
} Other SF til u,lpS.to 80. 90 each a
Children's Fur Sets. a
h Angora, ~1.Ds: Lambs Wool. 81
to S3.Os: Squirrel, $3.50. Sa BIDS 5.
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Christmas Week in the
Ready-to-NVears Department.
$500 and $3.50 for
Covert Cloth Coats.

$5.OOsand $3.50 for
Covert Cloth Coats.
Former Prices SlO and $3.50.
Warm Snug Fitting Garments for
cold weather. Fitted back, strap
Il seams, good quality CLOTH The re-
4 due duced prices come in tln,o for Christ
mas, Z
Halt length Covert Cloth Goats, neatly
tailored, collarlcss. strap on side, }s.gS.
Threc.qnnrter Covert Cloth Goats, tourist
effect with strap In back, collarlcss full
sleeve. patch pockets, brass buttons, $1,000.
Thrce.q,,nr,cr Covert Goats, with collar,
Z box plated bnck with strap. patch pcckets,
IL covered buttons body mud sleeves lined,
A very, good value, $1,000.
Three.ouartsr Kersey Coats, In black and
& blue, collarless. strap seams, patch pockets,
heavy weight, bone or gun metal buttons,
y sl25o. .s
Same coatsas above in halt length. black
only. $780,;
Goats. satin lined. loose back with strap
patch pockets, hrnss buttons, strap "a on
shoulder. extra value. sl2.ss 53s,
Black cheviot Coats, velvet collar full
did value. Ss.es. g,i
New Six Petticoats,
SIS, $3.50 1913, $3.50, $40.
and Upwards.
Eacl, one a good value especially
!. So! at s5 8 III black and chnngeable
colors III It's really the best silx pet
III ticoa tysR edmond at that price,
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Mouuctte Rugs, ST. .oS.

Moquetto Rugs, standard quality
splendid new designs aud colorings--
27-inch size. regular $3.50 value,
for ~ .OB. &
ss-lnch size, regular 1903 value. for
1926. ( ~.
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Mcraduhad Driven and Enameled
Candlostick, 81. rs. q,
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Christmas Candies,
lOc to SOC Per Pound.
The first is a very pretty
Apron shown in the picture.

The purity and freshness Of our Candles
together With their low prices. Is now
bringing US the largest business in this
department that we have had since It open,
40, LADY wanting some fine Candy was
asked yesterday what size WAS accustomed to
paying tor a certain hlnd OF chocolate, Her
answer WAS GOO. "a popnd-the regular price,
our mice 10 500. NV 81 - ~ KS
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iat t5Fes tfk $50 5t ttts.5St5st
SMYRNA. RUGS.
] foot 4 Inches by 2 feet o inches
for obo. and Toe. euch. s.,
! foot 9 inches by . feet 10 inch.
y re for SLIPS.
] foot q inches hy 3 feet o inches
for 81. $1.2t, Si.bo and ~.
feet z Inches b! 4 feet Q inches
for sl.so, Sl.75, ,l2.2b and $3.50.
feet inches by feet for
$1.s5, S2.b0, s2.G5 aud 49,
3 feet by @ feet for $2.76. $3.50,
35.08 and $3.50.
!. feet by Z feet Tor $3.50. S. and
$3.50. VI 81 ais
Sofa Pillows, In a splendid variety
OF novel and artistic styles.
2I-ineh Cushions. covered with
tasteful Autographed tops. complete.
for OSc. q VI !.
Covered with hish-grade figured
satin topR for ~ .4S.
24-lnch Sofa Cushions, covered In
fine yelours, decorated with pyro-,
graphed leather ornaments; new. arr
5tistc and good taste. for sa 80 up to
~ go. n
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Mems Xmas Presents.
Special Offers. n
Read About Them.

We have taken fifteen,
House Goats every one Al
splendid five, dollar value
$500 was y as the pritc'e.. Up to.
Saturday night, and will Of
fer them \ tom orroW morning
at $3.50 each.
II III Bath Robes, " Monday special,
Y $ Half wool Blanket Robes In light
and dark colors, worth $3.50 and
$3.50, Tomorrow, SIS. DIS. az
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Damascus Hand Driven Umbrella
Stands, for $1,000. a n
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Christmas in Doll Town.
81 A Story for Children. 5.5#-

Dressed Dolls, all sizes and styles
eve nearly said all ages. but dollles
are always young. 25c. to $3.50.
Dolls with Kid Body, jolnted knee.
hip. elbowt and should r. sewed wigs,
some With,"the hair parted on the
side. all so to sleep, SOC. to SO each.
according to size. (,
Jolnted Dolls, large sizes, sewed
wigs. some OF the dolies wear bangs,
others with the hair parted on the
side or.n the middle. Every doll
goes to sleep. some OF them having
). real eyclashes, M to Ss each.
Dolls Wigs, light and dark colors-
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Mems Handkerchief
H. + or Christmas.
| Special ShowingfThls Week

12lsc.s Fine, pure. all linen Handker-J
chiefs, is. Ia, l-2 and lncn
hens; nothing better ever Of
fered at 2hc.
Il RIAL Irish Linen Handkerctiefs with
hand worked initial, hand drawn
hemstitching; six in n box and tied
with silk ribbon, S1.5O. IL
5 silk and Isle suspenders, In single
boxes, 5Oc. and 81 pair.
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Novelty Silks, ioc yard, suitable for
shirt waist suits. and separate waists
Plain and Glaze Taffetas, 50c, yard.
Is different shades 10 select from.
Japanese Silks, SOC. yard, 81 inches
wide. IN both natural and cclors,
Crepe dc Chine, 1',c, yard, in bau-
iiful evening shades.
one seann-o Crepe, 81 90 yard, A
inches vide. with beautiful lus,re, In
all Of Tie most popular evening
shades,
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u Infants' f Hand Made R4ttles and
Relns, dainty bells, assorted co.ors'
5Oc., 05c,. NI.sO, 81.
s5 Bootees, hand md machine knit,
all delicate colors--All Wool. ICE.
26c., abc., soc; SILK, Toe, =
White Cashmere saequea, hand en-
broideted. In delicate colors. $3.50, =.
S:75. ~;
PIque shoes, hand made. 0oc., s'Si'c.,
81 pair a..
Doe, 300, y,
l Knit sacaues, In white, pink aud
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y @'"S' Tvs " s"o5rseFO17e III IT. ~
Peau de cygne, 60c. yard, 10 inch
es wide, soft and lustrous.
Printed Taffetas, S5c. and 81, white
grounds with beautiful flowers and
sprays,
Printed Crepe de Chimes, the small
Dresden figures, at ~ yard; the large
Dolly Warden styles. Sl."h yard,
Printed Satin erocadss, 81 30 yard,
Black Lousnes, Goc. yard. In the
new mesaline finish.
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Medium Sized Ostrich eathar
Fans, In white. blue. pink nnd plach,
shown BY US only, bOe. each, If
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Urns and Vases for cut flowers,
from S2.s9 mp TO $40. Az
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Handsome Gift Books.

~ HanQSOrle Gilt BOOKS.
The Poets, j In padded 5 morocco
binding, large IL mo. size, printed on
excellent paper and each book boxed,
Including Longfellow, Tennyson, By
ron Poe, and many others, usual $3.50
edition, special soc. FIX
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Holiday Times in the Silk Section.

Think moment before buying Christmas present,
mother. daughter
pate
It.
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All silk Bone Stick Fans. hnndT
painted and with spangles, some lh-
laid III carved sticks,
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al------The Nleht Before xmas,
beautiful edition with Ecolored US
trations and the entire story for or ;5 1Oc.
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J, III Richmond's Greatest Store.


for
Christmas
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Two Specials.
pirates and Amazons OF South.
America, a story of thrilling adven-
ture and startling exploits OF al the
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a Pretty Fan Will
Please Any Woln IN

4 All six GAUGE Fans, With spansles'l
26e. each.
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Smokers Companion, consisting OF
cigar, cigarette and match holders,
ash receiver. on lnrgc trGy, the fivc
pieces complete. for sl.4s.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-11-30
VALUE OF ADVERTISING.
Newspaper Exploitation Of Breakfast
Foods Brought Great Results.


(From the Nashville American.)
More and more is the value of
newspaper advertising coming to be
appreciated in all lines of business. IL
Is most appreciated by the most sue
cessful everywhere. In these modern
days OF competition and live business
methods the wholesaler as well as the
retailer, the manufacturer, as we'll as
the merchant, finds IL necessary to adj
v~ertise. Even churches are learning
to advertise. The mossback business
man who expects customers to hunt
him up unsolicited Is rapidly passing
out OF existence. In recent years no
class of advertising has grown more
rapidly than bank advertising.
The manufacturers of breakfast
foods have advertised so extensively
they have forced the manufacturers
Of flour. the ordinary mill men. to ad-
vertise their brands of flour In the
newspapers, something many of them
never did before. They found their
sales being materially reduced by the
use Of breakfast foods and the vari-
Gus preparations which have been 30
freely advertised and most Of which
have little merit.
Newspaper advertising has become
to be a necessity IN every line OF bust
ness which depends upon the public
patronage for its existence. In some
of the cities the theatre managers
lave abandoned all other forms OF ad'
| vertising and rely on newspaper ad.
| vertisements and are wholly satisfied
with the results. Never before was
newspaper advertising so much OF a
necessity as 1t Is now.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-11-30
A Heavy Load.

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