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soc. Wells, ROC.

soc. VElLS, 3oc.
New Polka Dot Chiffon
Wells. showing large velvet
dots in black. white and light
blue. ~ yards long. The
latest fashion In wells. Regu-
lar SOC. value for sec.
RUCHING, 21c. BOX.
Boxes of Chiffon Ruching,
containing half a dozen
lengths. Regular price, 10c.
a length. Tomorrow at PIC.
a box.
DRESS SHIELDS, 6Hc.
Lightweight Dress Shields.
Sizes 2, 3 or 4. Made by onA
of the best-known manufac-
turers of Dress Shields in
America. Regular 121ac. and
15c. values for 61ac. a pair.
1oc. BRAID, 7c.
Angora Skirt Braid. 5-yard
rolls. sold regularly at 1Oc.,
for 7c. tomorrow.
CLARK'S COTTON,
3 FOR SC.
Clark's 80. N. T." Darning
Cotton, in black or colors.
Tomorrow at three spools for
sc.
SEWING SILK,
3 FOR 25c.
Brainerd & Armstrong;
Best Quality. Sewing Silk: 100
yard spools: sold regularly at
1Oc. spool; tomorrow at three
for 25c.
PIN SETS, Ioc.
"Neverlost" Baby Pin Sets
best grade nickel-plated safe
ty pins. with chain attached.
Complete set for 10c.
Motion dept.)
COTTON TAPE, &c.
Three-yard rolls of White
Cotton Tape for 1c. tomorrow.
TAPE MEASURES, &c.
Folded Sateen Tape Meas
ures. 90 inches long. with
metal ends. Double-stitched
kind. Tomorrow at &c. each,
instead Of &c.
HAIRPINS, &C.
Wire Hairpins, straight or
crimped styles. Sold regular
ly at 1c. a paper. Ten papers
for &c. tomorrow.
DARNING COTTON,
12 FOR SC.
Good Quality Fast-black
Darning Cotton, sold regular
ly at 1c. a card, tomorrow at
IL yards for &c.
soc. BELT BUCKLES,
zoe.
New Oval and Square Shape
Belt Buckles. with three
prongs. Bright gold-plated or
gun-metal finish. Guaranteed
to wear. Regular SOC. values
tomorrow for 29c.
WOMEN'S UNDER
WEAR, 25c.
Women's Extra-size Fleece
lined Shirts and Pants, full
cut and nicely f1nished-a
boon to large-size women. To-
morrow, per garment. at 25c.
$2.75 ASTRAKHAN,
$I.o8.
5O-ifch Astrakhan, a fine,
curly quality with rich silk
luster. In black, gray and
cream. Regular price, $2.75 a
yard; tomorrow for $1.98.
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&C. CARPET LINING,

2Hc. YD.
Yard-wide Carpet Lining,
sold regularly at DC. a yard.
2i2c.
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o0c. SPOONS. soc.

Set OF six Rogers Al Sill
ver-plated Tea Spoons, in
fancy patterns. Tomorrow at
SOC. a set. instead OF CSC.
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SCHOOL. Suits S12r

Boys Fancy School Suits,
of dark patterned cheviots
and cassimeres. Sizes Z to
10 years. Double-breasted
coat and straight knee pants.
Values worth up to $500 for
$1.S5.
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Toe RR AID zc

Angora Skirt Braid. 5-yard
rolls. sold regularly at 10c.,
for 7c. tomorrow.
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WAX TAPERS. &c.

Thirty Best Quality Wax
Tapers in a box offered to-
morrow for 1c. Easement,
Housefurnishings Dept.)
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PRESIDENT

The widely advertised
President" 8 u 8 p e n d 8,
which sell everywhere at Soc.
a pair. offered tomorrow at
35c., which is less than usual
wholesale cost.
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BOYS OVERCOATS,
CT %

Boys Oxford Gray Cossack
Overcoats. trimmed with bou-
Gle. sizes 3 to 8 years. Regu-
lar $3.50 value tomorrow at
$1.98.
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HAIRPINS. &c.

Wire Hairpins, straight or
crimped styles. Sold regular
ly at 1c. a paper. Ten papers
for &c. tomorrow.
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SALEM SHEETS rof

S1xO Salem and
Bleached Sheets. full size, for
double beds. Hand torn and
ironed. Each sheet bears the
mill ticket. Regular CSC.
value for SOC.
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TABLE KNIVES. LOG.

Extra Quality Steel Table
Knives. heavily silver plated.
Usual price Is csc. a set of
six. Tomorrow at 10c. each.
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-Ioc. CANVAS, Ioc.

8O-inch Canvas. in two
shades Of gray. Thoroly
shrunk. This grade sells
usually at 10c. a yard. To-
morrow for 10c. q yard.
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LAMB -WOOL

SOLES, I2Rc.
Lamb's-wool Soles. for maxi
ing women's and children's
crochet slippers. All sizes.
Tomorrow at 121ac. a pair,
worth up to zoe.
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O. RED SETC c,oQ

S3 BED Sc ), 81 90.
Special lot of Nottingham
Lace Bed Sets, full size for
double beds. Complete with
pillow shams. In elaborate
designs. Regular price, 800.
Tomorrow for $1.9S.
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$I.5o BLACK
GOODS 2Oc

60-inch Atwood Black Can
vas Cheviot mote the width:
a rich jet black. Regular $1.50
Craze tomorrow for SOC. a
yard.
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INFANTS COATS.
S2.QS-

Lot of Infants Long Coats
of all-wool Bedford cord.
heavily lined; deep collars
trimmed with embroidery and
lace; regular $500 values for
S2.9S.
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IEWELRY. IOc.

A special lot of Sample"
Jewelry. comprising Brooches,
Hat Pins. Belt Buckles,
Three-pin Sets. Necklaces.
etc. In a variety of stylish
effects. Regular 15c.. 19c.
and PC. values tomorrow for
10c.
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Ioc. STAIR PADS, SC.
Best Quality Stair Pads.
choice of "a or y widths.
New improved kind. Regu-
lar price, 10c.. &c.
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SILK MULLS. QMc,

100 pieces of Handsome Silk
Warp Mulls. in a complete
range of street and evening
shades. Very pretty and
popular for party and theater
dresses. Tomorrow at 9Zc.
a yard.
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WOMEN'S UNDER

Women's Extra-size Fleece
lined Shirts and Pants, full
cut and nicely f1nished-a
boon to large-size women. To-
morrow, per garment, at 25c.
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nc HDKES.. lie

women's shelf quality Hand
kerchiefs. with pure linen CEN
tiers and lace borders. Dainty
styles. Sold regularly for 15c.,
tomorrow at lie.
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BOYS HATS, exc.

Boys and Little Children's
Toboggan or Stocking Caps.
Of all-wool materials, and
Tam O'Shanters of AngOra
hair. All colors. Regular
price. Soc. each. Tomorrow
for half price.
Third FloOrl
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DRESS SHIELDS, 6He

Lightweight Dress Shields,
double nainsook covered.
Sizes 2, 3 or 4. Made by onA
of the best-known manufac-
turers of Dress Shields in
America. Regular 121ac. and
15c. values for 611c. a pair.
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1rc Innings In3Lc

l5C. LlNlNIS, IOAc.
Yard wide Percalines. ex-
ira strong. durable grade, In
white, cream, black and 40
shades. Instead of 15c. a
yard, tomorrow at 1O&c.
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75c. SALAD BOWLS,

J9C.
Carlsbad china Sala d
Bowls. beautifully decorated
In flower and gold effects.
Regular price. 75c. Tomor-
row at 39c. each.
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Sax ASTRAKHAN,
SI,QX.

5O-inch Astrakhan, a fine.
curly quality with rich silk
luster. In black, gray and
cream. Regular price, $2.75 a
yard; tomorrow for $1.9S.
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RRASS RODS Ic

BKASS RODS, &c.
Brass Extension Rods, for
hanging sash curtains; COM
plete. with fixtures. Regular
price. &C., 1c.
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YOUNG MEMS SUITS,

p/.ZJ.
Special lot Of Young Mems
Long-pants Suits. in a vari-
ETY. Of styles and fashioned
from various desirable mate
rlals. Single and double
breasted models. Built with
broad shoulders, semi-fitting
back and snug-fitting collars.
Regular SO and S12 values
for SIPS.
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WOMFN'S HOSE. NC

Lot OF women's Wool Cash
mere Stocking. in black. with
gray heel and toe. Ribbed top
and plain. Regular PC. quail
ity. at three pairs for SOC.
Pair at lie.
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Sc SILK WAISTS, S3.oS

Black TaHeta SIX Waists,
beautifully made of box pleats
and tucks. Finished with a
panel of embroidery down the
front, also box pleated and
tucked down the back. An
other style is made with a
sunburst yoke of tucks, into a
wide embroidered panel. All
tucked into clusters down the
back. Short or elbow length
sleeves. All sizes. Instead Of
$500 tomorrow at 1898.
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Ioc. CAMRRIC. &C

IOC. ONW DIM, ONC.
36-inch Cambria. soft-flnish
quality. suitable for making
women's and children's I'M
DEPARTMENTS. Regular 1Oc.
value tomorrow at 6%c. q
yard.
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WASH BOARDS, 35c.
Crystal Glass Wash Boards;
strongly made. With ordi-
nary care will last for years
and never rust. Regular 45c.
value for 35c.
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COTTON TAPE. &c.

COTTON TAPE, &c.
Three-yard rolls of White
Cotton Tape for 1c. tomorrow.
TAPE MEASURES, &c.
Folded Sateen Tape Meas
ures. 90 inches long, with
metal ends. Double-stitched
kind. Tomorrow at &c. each,
instead Of &c.
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$I.25 FABRICS, 75c.
Handsome Phantom Checks
and Invisible Plaids. two Of
the seasons most desirable
materials. Both are famous
Reade's fabrics. In brown,
navy, garnet, wine, myrtle,
olive, etc. Regular SIPS
value for Toe.
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So SILK-LINED NET

WAISTS, SI.oS.
Another lot Of one hundred
just received in time for to-
morrow's sale. Pretty White
Net Waists. lined with silk, In
two charming models. Richly
trimmed with tucks and in
sertions Of lace and embroid-
cred panel. Another style is
made with tucked yoke and
tucked bodice. round of
tucks and wide band of lace
insertion. Three quarter
length sleeves. Finished with
lace cuffs and collar of lace.
All sizes at $1.9S instead of So.
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ROASTING PANS. 2s

Double Sheet-iron Roasting
Pans. with ventilator and
basting top. The most prac-
teal rooster yet invented.
Tomorrow at 25c.
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ASH SHOVELS, &C.

ASH SHOVELS, &C.
Japanned Ash Shovels, with
extra long handles. The kind
usually retailed at 1Oc. to-
morrow for half price.
CLOTHES LINE, &c.
Fifty feet of Galvanized
Wire Clothes Line for &c. to-
morrow. In keeping with other
articles, this wire has adj
vanced greatly in price. but
we offer it for less than the
regular price.
CURTAIN
STRETCHERS, Coo.
"No-Sag" Lace Curtain
Stretchers. with nickel pins,
center brace and bolted cor
ners. Two-inch frame, with
measurements one inch apart
Regular 800 value. for &c.
tomorrow.
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exc. NECKWEAR. Isc,

Special lot of Women's Silk
Embroidered Stock Collars,
finished at neck with white
chiffon ruching. In black,
white. light blue. pink, laven-
der, red, etc., also Persian eff
fects. Worth 25c. each. To-
morrow for 15c. each,
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TOWELING. AK,

TOWELING, 4zsc.
1000 yards of Roman Roller
Crash Toweling; full-bleach-
ed kind, with neat three
stripe red border on the sides.
Soft-finish quality, entirely
absorbent. Regular price. Sc.
a yard. Tomorrow at 4Bc.
yard. Not more than 10
yards to each buyer)
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SLIGO LAMPS, $1.oo.
The Rochester Nickel-plated
Reading Lamps. with 10-inch
dome shade. Sell regularly
at $1.69. Tomorrow for $1.G9.
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ST UNDERWEAR, 5oe

PI ON1EN w EhN, 5SC.
Special lot of Women's I'm
derwear. heavy winter weights
the well-known Hudson
Mills make. Shirts and
pants to match. Finished with
extra care. Regular $1.0O
value for Soc.
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MEMS PANTS, SLIGO.
200 pairs of Mems Winter
weight Pants, Of worsteds
and heavy cassimeres. in neat
effects. Sizes up to AZ waist
measurement. Worth $3.50 a
pair for $1.69.
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effects. This is the best
seamless grade. Regular
5000 value, tomorrow at
$16.98.
So CURTAINS, ST. 20.
200 pairs Of Handsome Not
tingham Lace Curtains, "a
inches wide. 3h yards long.
In plain center, neat figured
and all-over designs. Regu-
lar 800 value. tomorrow at
H.29 a pair.
So BED SETS, $I.o8.
Special lot of Nottingham
Lace Bed Sets, full size for
double beds. Complete with
pillow shams. In elaborate
designs. Regular price, 800.
Tomorrow for $1.9S.
ROCKERS, $3.48.
Fine Quality Rattan Rock
ers, with full arm roll and
back. Superior she'lac finish.
Manufacturers NIPPLES
Worth $500 and $500, tomor-
row for $3.4S.
So COMFORTS, $1.o8.
Large-size Sateen-covered
Comforts for double beds.
Scroll-stitched quilted and
filled with white cotton. AS
soft and fluffy as a down
comfort. Regular 800 val
ue. tomorrow for $1.98.
So BLANKETS, ST. 60.
Special lot of 11-quarter
Gray or White Blankets, with
heavy soft fleece. Finished
just like an atwood Blanket.
Regular 500 value tomorrow
for $1.6e.
CSC. SHADES, NC.
Manufacturers seconds" Of
genuine Opaque Window
Shades: mounted on strong
spring rollers. In leading col
ors. Tomorrow at tic. each.
IMPORTED LACE
CURTAINS 81 20
Special lot Of 70 pairs Of fine
quality Imported Irish Point
Lace Curtains, in plain and
motif designs, with rich Dor
ders. Also heavy worked all
over effects. 81 inches wide,
81 yards long. Worth $500
and 500 a pair for $3.50.
SIS PORTIERES, $3.45.
Handsome Tapestry Por-
there's, with heavy tassel
fringe. Plain colors and two
tone figured effects. 80 inches
wide, 31a yards long. Worth
$500 a pair. Tomorrow at
$3.45.
Ioc. HDKFS., I2Hc.
Mems All-lInen Handker-
chiefs, with woven initial. All
letters. Regular 19c. value to-
morrow at 121zc.
Isc. HDKFS., nc.
Women's shelf quality Hand
kerchiefs, with pure linen CEN
tiers and lace borders. Dainty
styles. Sold regularly for 15c.,
tomorrow at lie.
&c. NECKWEAR, Isc.
Special lot of Women's Silk
Embroidered Stock Collars.
finished at neck with white
chiffon ruching. In back.
white, light blue. pink, laven-
der, red, ETC., also Persian eff
fects. Worth 25c. each. To-
morrow for 15c. each.
ST UNDERWEAR, 5Qc.
Special lot of Women's I'm
derwear. heavy winter weights
the well-known Hudson
Mills make. Shirts and
pants to match. Finished with
extra care. Regular $1.00
value for Soc.
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tom and full width. Each
seam bound and finished with
silk ribbon waist bands. Two
inch hem at bottom. In fash
ionable shades of brown and
navy blue, also black. Regu-
lar $500 values for $3.9S
DRESSES, 8oc.
Novelty Cloth, lined thru
out and neatly trimmed with
braid, buttons and silk.
Sizes 9 to IA years. Regular
SIPS value for Soc.
NIGHT GOWNS, zoe.
Children's Flannelette Night
Gowns. in Hubbard style; pink
and blue stripes with turn
over collar and cuffs. Sizes
up to years. Regular 39c.
values for 29c.
MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR, Coo.
A lot of sample" Under
muslins, consisting Of Gowns.
Long and Short Skirts. Long
Chemise, Drawers and Corset
Covers; handsomely trimmed
with lace insertion and en-
broidery. Values worth up
to S1.9S for 69c. tomorrow,
KIMONOS, Coo.
Special lot Of Moleskin and
Fancy Flannelette Kimonos,
with deep collars and folds.
All sizes. Regular $1.25
value for 69c.
Ioc. APRONS, 12Hc.
White Aprons. in long and
short styles, finished with
pockets. Regular Ice. value
for 121ac.
BRIDAL SETS, $40.
Special lot Of Bridal Sets Of
Muslin Underwear, consisting
Of Gown. Skirt. Drawers and
Corset Cover, trimmed with
finest laces and embroideries,
with ribbon run between.
Materials are best grade
Nainsook and Cambria.
Regular 800 value for 50. 40.
CANDY, Ioc. lb.
Peanut Brittle. a good.
wholesome CONNECTION that
cannot hurt you. no matter
how much you eat. Regular
price. zoe. lb. Tomorrow as
a special for one day at 1Oc.
a Id.
$I.5o BLACK
GOODS, Doc.
60-inch Atwood Black Can
vas Cheviot (note the width;
a rich jet black. Regular $150
Craze tomorrow for SOC. a
yard.
35c. MADRAS, Ioc.
Fine Quality White Mercer
lied Madras. with silk-finish
woven figures, dots and scroll
designs Of white. Regular
Csc. and 35c. qualities tomor-
row for 19c. yard.
SILK MULLS, oAc.
100 pieces of Handsome Silk
Warp Mulls. in a complete
range of street and evening
shades. Very pretty and
popular for party and theater
dresses. Tomorrow at 9Zc.
a yard.
WAX TAPERS, &c.
Thirty Best Quality Wax
Tapers in a box offered to-
morrow for 1c. Easement.
Housefurnishings Dept.)
$1.5o BROADCLOTH,
$I.I0.
An Extra Fine Grade Broad
cloth. with fine twilled back
and rich lustrous satin face.
In black, garnet, navy, myr-
tie and olive. Sponged free.
Instead of $3.50 a yard to-
morrow for Sill
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27

referred to blinu staggers. He simp-
ly said, when Robinson asked the
question. How is his wind?' Take
lin. and wind him. and judge lor
yourself
Passing over this matter. and re-
viewing the testimony of John Alex
ander. what does he say defendant
said? Does he not swear that defend
ant said. Take him. and wind him,
and judge Tor yourscli:' One other
point. gentlemen. | ask you to partic-
ularly bear in mind, and that is that i'll
this conversation in which my client
sid, TAKE him. and wind him, and
Judge for yourself nothing more was
said Simply the word; OF an honest
country boy. who knew nothing OF
the artful dccei ton OF horse trad
ing. rang out on the still air that June
morning as they stood there in the
road-thc innocent. frank and manly
statement OF an unso ohisticatcd youth,
Take him. ani wind Him, and judge
FOR yourself.
My lawyer talked ,lis way for an
hour and twcrty-onc minutes.
Tie judge s,'cst as peacefully as
child. Flies 'uzzcj in the court
house window all was quiet save
the low, mountonouS drone OF my
pcrspiring lawyer The bai.itf and |
went ont and got drink, and when
we came in and slammed the door,
seven OF the ju-o-s awakened Just in
time to hear. Take him, and wind
i'm. and juigc for Yourself
The twelve good men and true re-
turned a verdict in my favor in six
minutes and taxed all costs mp TO
Plaintiff.
Fred l.. Kimball.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27
Treating Us Right.

The Santa Fe Railway company an
nounces that it will forward free all
ioodstunis and clothing to San Fran
cisco for the re,icf OF the sufferers
thru the disaster.
Owing to police regulations pass
cngcrs will not be permitted to land
in San francisco, but there have
hecn no disturbances in southern Cal
'fo~nia and the Santa Fc service is
TIL same to Los Augcle'. San Diego
and Port Richmond as usual
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27
She Knew He Drank.

1l,c other day an Olathc man. says
Criterion, went hone with the scent
oi onion on is brc~tll. When his
vile got a Whit OF the dismal odor
sic burt into tear and exclaimed: 81
have known for a long time that you
drink. but | never thought it would
CONE to this.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27
Graveling the Streets.

Several loads OF gravel have been
auled and placed in the streets oi
Holly thi :, week. and tie work has
Just begun. 1t Is the intention OF
the present administration to bring
all street; up to proper grade by fill
ing
Have you seen That new spring and
summer wall paper?
htkin & Mexican.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27
Let's Get Acquainted.

You should get familiar with the
quality nf the printing that is turned
out hy The Chicftain EmbnSsing,
round cornering. punching. perfor-
aiing and thumb hole indcxing.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27

IT, is veIy careless of you not to take
advantage of the opportunity of using
Chieftmn liners and saving all the
w. rry of selling those lhin,S you do
not want any moe
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-27
Repetition and Results.
Advertising is repetition.

per one time, be it ever so large, is
not, in a commercial sense, good ad-
vertising
II Will not pay.
As well give costly oil painting
to your best customer and call that
Advertising
Suppose the entire annual advertis-
ing appropriation OF Royal baking
POWDER were put into double page
ads, and run in all the newspapers, in
only one issue. Would it pay?
Royal baking powder, after being
advertised for thirty six years in ev-
cry paper and in every issue, was cap
italized for $4,000 900. Approximate
ly nineteen millions OF that great sum
according to Lincoln Steffcns, was in
one invisible, but tangible, as5et-pub-
licity.
This enormous, publicity asset was
built up by ceaselcss repetition--small
advertisements in every newspape:
everywhere, every day, every year,
for tliirty-six years. Royal baking
powder was dnned into the people
until they knew.
would not dwell on this matter
oi repetition in advertising if it were
not for the fact that inexperienced adj
ve-tiscrs ovcrloot it
They get tired OF saying the same
thing over and over again. They
think the public, gets tired, too, SC
they abandon their monotonous task.
They do not stop to think that the
rrblic pays little heed That the skin
of the public is as thick as plank.
Because they themselves. are intense
" interested i'll what they are advcr-
tsing. they imagine the public is in
terested. too, and they fear the public
will get satiatcd and sore. So they
quit before they get started. They
abandon the mine just before they
reach pay ore.
see many good men i'll ou1 trade
continually making the mistake OF
coming into my trade journals with
an advertisements: to be printed in only
one issue.
You can not uproot existing bust
ness connections i'll that way
1t takes everlasting repetition
1t is the constant dropping of wat
cr that wears a lolc in the stone.
Once | had a cheap lawyer try
Inv suit for me He got uo bo.o~c
long-whiskercd jury that l felt surc
would convict me Of mansIaugh'er
for quarters worth OF cigars
This is, what he said
Gentlemen OF the Jury:
Plaintiff seeks to recover from ne-
fendant, Kimball, $I65, claiming that
the horse was windbro,en at the time
OF the sale
Now what are the facts as shown
by witnesses John Palmer and Frank
Bentz. as they stood in the road:
Plaintiff Robinson asked Kimball,
defendant in thii case, How is lis
wind?' and defendant said, Take hin.
and wind him, and judge for your
self So Robinson takes the horse
by the halter and runs down the road
about twenty rods and back again,
and said he would take him. No fur-
thcr conversation passed between the
PARTIES to this sale Now, gentlemen
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06

Our introductory fall Clothing Sale begins
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06
STUDEBAKER,
 L|NSTR0TH and Fl. SMITH Wagons

No better wagons made. Many wagons not near so good. The prices and terms will suit you.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-06

The three links that bind us to the wagon buyer
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
IMPROVED METHODS.

II used to be when was bad my
mother'd surely spank me.
Shed say. This hurts me worse than
You. but some day you will thank
me-"
and goes most every day.
To find out how to train me In just the
proper way.
II used to be when I would get real i'm
pudent or pert.
I'd have TO go upstairs TO bed, or do with
out dessert;
But now she let's me go ahead, and says
that II wei teach
Not only independent thought. but nu-
ency OF speech.
II used 10 be when I would yell she'd take
me well In hand.
But now she lets me 20 ahead to make
my lungs expand.
Just once when I got mad and kicked,
she showed some slight surprise.
But finally said that kicking was a
hcalthful exercise.
To train me Mother used TO strive with
all her might and power;
But now she let's my soul unfold just
like springtime flower;
She says the clubs a splendid thing; I'm
sure that's very true,
But, oh. wish my father soon would join
that same club. too.
--Womon's Home Companion.