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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-04-27
THE SEEDLESS APPLE.
Practical Comments on This Much
Talked of "NOveIty."

practical Comments on This Much
Talked of "NoveIty.'
AT the farmers institute at Port
Clinton, o., great peach and apple
growing region, attention was called
to the new seedless, coreless apple, and
it was briefly discussed as to possibili-
ties and probabilities of success. Refer
ring to this discussion, DR.. w. |. Cham
berlain makes the following comments
in Ohio Farmer: The success of the
navel or seedleSs orange has been i'm
mense. Is there as good chance, as
great probability of success, for the
seedless apple?
It's Chances.
First, the need does not seem to us
to be SO great. The thirty or forty
large seeds all through the old fashion
ed orange were a nuisance in eating
from the hand" or in slicing for des-
sert. The core Of the apple gives little
trouble in either case. The corer re-
moves it for baking, with little waste
Of time or apple, and leaves place for
sugar. In quartering or slicing, after
pairing, for pies or sauce, the core gives
little trouble.
Second, the opportunity does not
seem to me SO good and the difficulties
greater OF oranges there are but two
varieties known to the average con-
suner-the navel and the seedy. Of
apples there are twenty or more varie-
ties, each well known to consumers
(an6 hundreds less knOwn) each with
it's peculiar, distinctive and inviting
color, shape and especially flavor. To
make the seedless apple as successful
as the seedless orange we should need
to produce seedless Belmont, Jona-
than, Fameuse, Peck's Pleasant, Seek
No Further, Beethoven, Grimes Gold
en-, ETC., each with it's delicious and pc
culiar flavor; also varieties for all the
seasons of the year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
CRABORCHARD.

Csnfesread,n,. % tis MS s.ou. Cop ro-r.
CaAs OnonAHp. Va, April "A very
serious shooting FRAY took place last sun
day evening, at N. AZ. Browns store.
Mr. r g. Blair aud thrco OF his sons came
over itom Glover Fork. Ky. 20 Browns
Store and there met up with Joel Moose.
stephen heniy aud win Houk Of limbo
Den mines The parties we're all drinking
and ten out orcs some little matter OF dif-
iel.nec ard one ofthe Biair bows vas had =
u beaten n9 hat NOT -etiousis hare. A.
iho biair boy. we've leaving. ucuiy aud
houk on ono side. and Elisha Brown aud
Bent Clark on che other, engaged Zoo "a
shooting contest iu which Heuiy VAS shot
lightly .a frg tligl aud Hluk was shot
in both thighs, one p.-toi aud tho other
shot .un wound Both are doing ,er,
sen 40 thi. iimc. The Trial between che
Two PARTIES -to come np tolay. Ivu
e'.c soa t.- r-lsri ol ils q ci-Ion iu neat
"eeks i-sae. itia reported GOA, hqao,
aas hehind Del ii Ky
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
NtROINiA'S EDUCATIONAL
Revival.

Final plans for the MAY oa,.ps.e.
oi education iuNifginia were made d,
the Cooperative Education Comnii,
sion At Its session ia Richmond or
April Sth A. the John Marshall Home
Captsig q g. Nawter presided
Harmony, enthusiasm. aad pyogrss.
were the key-words OF the meeting
The reports from all the committee,
were highly gratifying The Ia
nance Committee. of which Ma 4. B
McAdss.s Of Richmond D., chairman.
showed excellent progress iu raising
the sum OF four thousand dollar, a.
carry out tie plans Of the Cl-opera
ave I iucation Commission for tlc
year 1905 The Willingness of our
citizens 70 support lleialW tbi,
movement with their money {, the
best pfoofo OF their deep concefu TOT
the bettcrmenl OF the common school.
IA this State.
The Press Committee. Of which
DR.. bracs r Payne. OF William and
Mary Is chairman. has sul'.teiAi.tn-
any the whole press. sccnlsr aud De-
hgious. IA the iultherance OF the Ma,
Lampagain Much has been said ID,
s'aeaiioIa! governors uo less must
Ice ssit oi educational lii,ors The
real dynamo Go the present. revival "a
educat'ou Is the quie, editor, pressing
1~''y o. weekly hense upon his read.
vrs The basal impoitsuee ct gooa
schools 10 thc q immunity. Cured.
'tois have shown remarkable iuitis-
I'VE coa'ege a"d foresight in leading
'"r public mind Co reallxe the abso-
Ia'e nred OF making the rural schools
thoroughly efficient.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
PLEASING opERErrA,.

Ga scconnt Of the uniavoarable
weather conditions Friday night. it
was not large audience that wit
messed the "Trip to Earope,'' but
those who were present seemed to
thoroughly enjoy the operetta. All
the participants went through their
parts in very crednable manner
and the chorus singing was especially
successful. Miss Sterritt as Aunt
Sue. The chaperone. and Miss Bestriee
Gobble as the baby. the indispensa-
bic encumbrance. were the particular
stars Of the occasion. Mr.. RI bert
Games as Dick. the uncertain fell
low, also greatly pleased the audience
The Sailors Song was very well rem
defsd by Messrs. Lester Parsons and
Otto Brown. Between the acts the
audience was entertained by pisno
solo by Miss kilbourne aud Miss
Beatrice Gobble.
The operetts was given by the
pupils Of Miss Sterritt's room and
SSs fer the benefit Of the Public
School. The cast VA o. folloye.
Aunt Sue. Miss sterriti, Dick.
Robert Carnes. Baby. Beatrice
GObble; First Girl Tourist. Blanche
kilbourn; Second Girl Tourist.
Mande Potrer: Third chi Tourist
Katy liorsley. First Boy Tourist.
Roy Moore Second Soy Tourist,
lee Large; Capt. Charles Kelly.
Cpstom-house Othce. Morley Hash,
Two Sailors, Lester Parsons and Otto
Brown sevspt. Mary Kiilbogrn
Prologist. Gala Tempietou. Otlor
tourists Mary Csrues, Olga Hor-
ton. Marguritte Gooaioe. GLADYS
Wolfe, Minnie Bostwick, Hattie
Bruce. riaas Nickcls. Carlisle
Skeeu. Eugene Brown. Clarence e.
wood, Allen Csrues
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
THE SAN JOSE SCALE.

The raragcs Of ihS san Jose scale. 4
tiny insect living uuder hard sbeH OF
tbs bark Of irees, have grown 90 productive.
throughout Pennsylvania ihatthe State
Department Of Agriculture aud trait
growsrs generally have been greatly Goa
eerued Tor some time, and various expert
uaents have been ma ie TO extermisate she
dsstFaetise pest that has already DESTROY
ed thousands Of frai, trees and shruhter,
90 nany parts Of the State.
The various solutions hitherto tried
wers only partially effective aud tie cd
sireetion has been going on With inersas-
ing extent. hat State zoologist Surface
has reeentiv discovered preparations which
bring the desired answer. For The bese.
Al Of oar readers whe may have these
pests We give the formulas. one heisx In
tended fos use where oai, fe~ trees sse
70 he sprayed and the oslss 10Y SPRAYING
greater nensAsri
F. For snail Qusasisy one pound Of pos
aess Of saipAsr os salphats Of potash. one
posad Of fresh iie,e aud s~o gallons Of
warm water ace repaired. The lims "a
slaeked sad taen tas seipAsr is stirred IL
~Hh this ISOLATION every pos,ios Of the
sree = coated. The covering makes the
tree yeiios a. fsss. l,sf dries whise. rAsrs
sh@siS be repeated spraying darIsg sever
Al dass The co-s ss el,ou, thirteen cent.
. *lies.
On lsfSrf scale. ave poends Of eassfic
-e4s y lyes fseaty paHads % aoer Of sal
'Aas-fsenss 'fss 70 shiriy Resass " eaiek-
ins snd siss, sal'ens u sister are a-sd |
FAs ssi9tas - ~irsa sas ~~rm ~sfse
- ~eii stirred "a .. sa~. ssasf 70 sss ,
,r< - es.oe<h esfssss >,@s< tie l,ae.
~ ess,fse sels. 40 ass.ehsi !. zs4<4!
AAs.s a : Ace. rtr eos, B. .s>>s sS,<< I
-x5 I SA;ise. .......
- ~ ezgsese n <>sse ss'ssire> 3 (
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
THE sPARhs SHOWS.

The john n Sparks old Airsinian
a"o-s arc liiel Co -ppear ia Me
Stouc cap. Thursday Nav 4th. alter
noon ani evening. This show is we'll
known iu thi, place. and lrit such au
excellent reputation the last time
they wero hero, ihat ,hcy Nill no
doubt tc literally p.trou.z,d The,
give clean high class Performance
and are known ai oven the DATED
States We clip ihe following from
the Noreik ga. Daily Times.
Sparks Show was a success
They bad a great crowd. some OF
the children who had been so delight
cd with Tie ponies. THE monkeys. tie
baby elcrhsut aud Cyclone" the
wonderful mu.c. ii.i uut wis., 10 lcav.
% all Af Sparks gives tLe best
show inr tae mi-e that travels. he
Sleeps such order az TO make u sale
and eAicftainiug iisce Tor women and
children Co. go. lie does aii Ae saws
he viii ani more. Al least lie
children say that ho does. and the
children know. The training OF the
dogs, goats aui aonkey, afe WONDER
iui. IL was The same With lhe baby
elephant, Hons AMI ponies. who were
iai and sleek aud ssucy because they
know 30 m0cA. The shows are worth
ine money and more. because they
afford innocent iua ior Children. which
wa make them happy ami chstty
Tor month.-Noriolk, Va. Times.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
CONN ONWEATfi rs. UNIT
cd STATES LEATHER co.

w uu -cisiaud that an indictment
has heen found by the q rand Jury in
Ice conniy against ihe United state.
Leather Company ior poilntiug Pow
cli- River AsitUss q misiiemeSnor.
d Vas seat 70 two Magistrates At
lrt len ior irisl. sna they fou nd the
Company guilty.. and fined Il atty
dslsrs The Compsnv has taken az
Appsal 10 the Circuit Court. aud the
iIisi wil CONE np 90 next term.
Now We DO not undertake 70 say
whether the Company is guilty under
she isw ~ nos guilty. bal We desire
20 ask whether. supposing the Com
qa0r he teehmcally Guilty under the
law. 'te peolie will gain anything By
pressing tins l,re.>ecEtions
We sse seliably Informed tha, the
Company cannot eoutinee its opera.
items either Il the Extract Plant
~ Tsnnery. paless il j. permitted 10
slF refdse water itsa POWELL. River
- heretofore. Coafinaoas ptosecn
fi3n ohtkis sccoust would therefore
mesa ihe rvnevsi Of both plants
Z IS moEld be sefssas blow 10 THE
-ttttts NV wv lta1lN employ
tscm leo 70 roo men. aud the total
nambss 81 men. women ana ehiidsea
WAC live At the tso plsnts aaa are
( <keen.lsnl thersos. l. sboat seven
! fnhslrea people frhe Tsnaery uses
about one hundred thonsani dollars 1
~erth q bark per yesr, and the TX 1
tfa<s sboot 81 equsi afneeut u eas-t-
ma s5oi per ys<r, ans IA afdaioh 70
taealumtsr % snpsosces ~Ao ~ork I
Al she two plants. l. requires shout
thr<s keaafes naea wprkisg every
Day ia TIE year. q gel out this
n asneuafoi bark sn3 cbessaas wcoa.
~ edition then. % tss 1nmser Of
m<s 81 are <ce.ty esaIas,<A al
al + kat> shsa.sess<s. & via ~ .ess,
tHet ne IsAsts give ~os< Tor ahsas
1Ist0e hssdrea more scattered shroaxh
. sslse eaaatr>< Besides - thi-. th~.s
4 81 >s<ry t'l ~s<aa issf aas I,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
An Indisputable
SAFE INVESTMEl

The material progress WHO,
country is now, and has been n
for the past decade of years. mad
brings to the surface numerousscl
Of the get-rich-quick " charac;a8
benefit only the promoters ofa!
the expense Of innocent invesui
In this age Of genuine prossI
with every legitimate business
ing, wages high, work in abandI
giving employment to all wili1
earn, and products OF the farm I
ing best prices; there IS hule 4
excuse for one not to join the !,
of money-makers.
The frs and safest invesms'
make Is Il become a reader q
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, the Il
and ii.os. reliable newspaper Z
United States. With the facts 4
and information CLEANED from .
umns, one may become well qG
to reach out and secure his 81
profit that always accrues from
ments intelligently made.
The WEEKLY ENouIRER coss (
one dollar for one years tern.
SUNDAY ENQUIRIES costs youHs
lars for year. The DAILY ENesf
u issues a weekly you get for forf
dollars a year.
Without the aid of a hrsl
newspaper, success in any ents
becomes predetermined. For tel
You can secure a sample copyd
DAILY SUNDAY and WEEKLY
QUiRER. Address,
Enquirer Company
Cinesxnatiso
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

W. are glad to note that ,bi.
els waking mp to the danger tina,
turks IN the AIR Ne breathe when we
a. MOI 10 everything in our power to
prevent aud care consumption.
Thoie 3. DO COOL reason why ,hi-
drcal disease should exist. especial,
this section. lt is spreading ia many
parts of the state aad especially
ameag The colo'ed people Ia days
Of Slavery thsy were almost entirely
tree from i. Their buoy out-of door
Tie sad their freedom trom certain
vice, THAI come with idlcness aud
herdiug. help aoeoust Tor this fact
Nov They outnumbei white consump.
tiscs ioar 20 one Their intimate re-.
lItious with onr families a. nurses.
cooks hsndling food. BARRIERS breaiL
ne orrr our face, aad manipulating
thcm an facts that need attention
rAeie need, % be crusade Of Law
AMI elucstion The death rate has
been decreased Ia every state that
Las taken hold OF this matter in ear.
nc,t There are now $4,000 cases in
thi- sia'r aud We cannot AFFORD to
1-ao's the fact We are waking 10
educational dvmsni. let rs hear the
cal a. battle disease. Demand
aes'ih iegi-laiiou. zee that boards Of
health are created snd a., their duty.
stop tae splitting nuisance, close the
dens Of viee. train children 90 know
and care Zoe themselves aud 10 ever,
wsf seip make the rsee pure sud
heslihy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

Itching. Blind, bleeding O. Frottrdins
fiss. lresgi-is refund moaey if rAzO
oiNlAbNl fails 10 cure any ease, 90
maite' % hos long STANDING. 10 6 20 10
dasss first applications gives cese All
rest zoe. ii 4.sr druggist hasn't IL
ssud 5os.m siamns aud q 4ill lie for~ ard .
"a postpaid b. Paris Nod cline Co.. =.
Loust4 nov i7-ls
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

W. little thought when we wrote
~ the need Of night Waterman last
week tiet oae would be euplo, ed
that very day. L., as all study to
% be careful about fires and when
one breakes out let us all rally TO
save properly and to help ex.inguish
the 6re.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
VIRGINIA MILITARY INST
TUTE.

The Board of Visitors al their Annual
Meeting on the 80 OF acNt June. Wilt an.
point Srsrr cAnErs to ma vacancies ia az
2ud, IA, loth, 18th. IGth, 2ist, a3rd. aGib
Ss'h Senatorial Districts and two 81 Az
LAGHt These appointments carr, Tree
board aud luttien. Applications should
he addressed o. The undersigned on or be-.
tore June ioih. on forms THAI Will De sent
upon request.
Scor Sair, Supi
~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

Rome April III. Picrponi Nor.
San. Of New York, was received here
oy Foreign Minister Tttoni. who re-
neVed IN the name Of the government
ais thanks Tor Mr.. M0rean's eeneros.
ny in returning the Ascot cope.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
Fixing Things un-

For Spring may DE accomplished with
gre er ease and better resuits. bv usinc
Green Seal Liquid Paint than by auv oth =
e. msans For sale lg Head Sloan Alav-
Tor, Big stone Gay. Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27
Green Sal LlauId Palnt

d oneap only e. price. The Is uo eco
"el's in thugs iAat are cheap in qualitp.
"ieen seal g. TIE hest paint. Costs no
in.n eieers- tor Sale 10y Head
sloan Taylor, Rig Stone CAP. Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

There are many 6ne looking resi-
denees IN this tuwn bat the beauty Of
tho place eaall be iaereas-d one hun
dred per cent il lev Old shseks
could be bought. torn down. aud de-
ceat places pat M.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

~ "a SO 'kfxrS ~ e eel worth 'is
,;a,> f>~<9 xpss<s s,<s'ssd 20 g..
LTD il'-ss ~ Lss-ss q s.s DOM "a
~er> .lste,isp, snt pew !. the he.s
tins y he spseyiaT before The folia 81
appears. This Is scsse IN which delays
are dangerous aud heroic trestmeas Is
necessary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

CiaARsfgs are responsible for more
loss OF property by Ere than all the
fan smoking then, j, worth.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

Scor Sair, Supt.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

4 fortune awaits the inventor who
81 3 se,.dp anew iabi. to take the place
81 smoking tobacco.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-27

1s-nt. onis4' H'.' H J.. - ~
fg-LocAL AsvERrIsrxESrs will be chsrg-
a. fo- Il ne rate q esuts per linz for each
INSERTION.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-03-14
Bible Society Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Charles Town
and Vicinity Auxiliary of the American BIZ
BILE Society win be held this year on the Sec
ond Sunday in April, the pace and hour Of
which wi be advertised in due time. 1t is
hoped that the meeting will be addressed
| by some gentleman conversant with the
work, sent from headquarters in New York
The object of the American Bible Society
| is to print and distribute bibles and portions
of scripture at home and in foreign lands
to distribute them at low cost price tc
those who wish to buy, and free of charge
| to those in need and unable to pay.
The American Bible Society is thoroughly
non-sectarian and INSTRUMENTATION in it
operations, and so is our local auxiliary
The writer has the honor at pfesent to bs
president of the Charles Town and vicinity
auxiliary, Rev. L. r. Milbonrne Vice Prest
Mr.. A. d. Barr Sec'y and Mr.. ID. s. Hughes
Treas'r and Librarian. The Executive Com
mittee is composed of the pastor and one
| layman from each of our protestant churches
as follows: Rev. DR.. A. G. Hopkins, Maj
A. W. McDona d, Rev. w. p. c. Toe, j. Ed
Burns, Rev. L. r. Melbourne, Jno- L, Coils
ton, Rev. j. S. Alfriend, Frank Beckwith.
There is a repository at the store of Mr.
d. s. Hughes, where bibles. testaments
gospels and other parts of scripture are KEPT
and dispensed, and where orders are taken
from churches, Sunday Schools. societies
and individuals for special editions in print,
| ing. binding. quotations, dc.
The Bible Society Record, twenty page
monthly pub ication. giving news of the
| wonderful work and results of the Ameri-
can Bible Society in all lands, is highly re-
commended, both for the information il
gives and for the interest it creates. 1t can
be had for the almost nominal cost of thirty
cents year.
The Charles Town and Vicinity Auxiliary
through its officers and committee, cor
daily invites every personin the community
who wishes and prays for the spread of the
gospel to become member of the Auxiliary
the membership fee being SOC. per annum.
The membership fee, subscription to Re-
cord and other contributions will be re-
ceived by any officer or member of the Elk
ecutive Committee. and the Treasurer's re-
ceipt returned for the same
There is no pay attached to any service
rendered by this Auxiliary, and the editor:
of our local paper kindly print these publ
cations without charge.
B. c. WASHINGTON, Prest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-03-14
The Barred Plymouth Rocks of the
Jefferst n Poultry Yards

The Barred Plymouth Rocks are So well
known the world over that it is almost use-
less to give them detailed description.
They are found among the breeds Of all
fanciers generally, and it Is with pride that
we can point to this variety of fowls and
claim it to be pure American breed with
qualities for an all purpose fowl equal to the
best. They are vigorous, noted for hardi-
ness of constitution Young chicks grow
rapidly and are ready for market at very
early age. When matured they are large
ranking next in size to the Asiatics; they
have clean legs, beautiful blue barred plum
age. are first-e'ass layers: good mothers, but
not inveterate settlers. An excellent table
fowl This breed is undoubtedly one of the
most profitable breeds in existence, and Is
acknowledged the farmers fowl. As to mar
ket quality, we need not call your attention,
as the name Barred Plymouth Rock is all
that is necessary, Their reputation as an
American breed is established and will re-
main the peer in poultry circles. We have
been breeding Barred Plymouth Rocks ex-
cusively for eight years. and our hens this
year are mated with male birds from one of
the best known prize winning yards in
America. We can furnish eggs for Matching
from select matings. We have also six
cockreis unsold Yards open to visitors
every day in the week except Sunday. For
prices and further information call on or
write Walter H. Shipman, Manager, The G.
F. Wall Co. building, Charles Town, Jeffer-
son county, w. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-03-14
BURNS & sHuGERT

The oratorio Ancient of Days was
excellently rendered in Zion Church
Tuesday night by the choir of that church
assisted by other local talent A large
congregation was present ard enjoyed
the music and contributed to the fund for
which the oratorio was given-that of
placing memorial window in the church
to the Confederate dead who are buried
in the churchyard. hose taking part
in the oratorio were: Mrs. E. T. Perry.
Mrs. R. w. Alexander. Mrs. H. c. Get
zendanner. Misses Margaret Crane. Katie
Aisquith, Julia Lucas. Rebecca Trapnell
and Mary Howell. sopranos; Misses Fan
ME Campbell. Julia Merchant. Mabel
Dooley and Kate Dooiey. altos; Messrs.
]. B. Brazier. S. !. G. Moore and Frank
Dunlap. tenors; Messrs. T. NJ. Baker.
John W. Warner. T. c. Bowling. David
Fulton. William Atwell and A. r. Thorn.
as. bassos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-03-14

For about two weeks we will offer our
customers something Extra Special in our
candy department. chocolate chips and
chocolate honey creams for Zoe per 10. They
are good enough for a 25c seller but we will
sell them at Zoe for about two weeks only
We get fresh supply of candy every week.
just received some fine chocolates at zoe lb:
our mems King Quality shoes SO So we
sell them at 1926; there is nothing finer,
nicer and better for $500 about 20 styles to
select from: our ladies John Kelly shoes we
have sold them for II years and guarantee
! every pair and we have not had ten claims
on them i'll IL years, 81 90 to $50; our ladies
| Jewell shoe 81 so to 200 are the best made
| for the price; our ladies woolf Bros strict
| ly solid leather shoes, 81 Is and $50 is a
wonder and you viii see nothing like them
at the price; our Woolf Bros. children's soc
| to 1.50 all strictly solid leather; be sure to
see our mems heavy shoes, 100, 125 2 100;
our mems fine shoes l.25 to $50; just re-
ceiyed another lot of large 8-day clocks, / So;
watches SOC to IL. 90. we can sch you good
watch 300 to 800; full line of stationery
and school supplies about half the usual
price; pens for lie: pen holders 1c; a nice
| tablet or composition book for lie: pack en-
velopes 2 to DC; paper to &c Or; best ink.
David or Statfords &c, everything else at the
right price
j. W. CoFFMAN,
The Racket Store