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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10


For peapla Who are rundown and nery-
Gus. whe suffer lfon sndlgtatlqn oE aYs.
psfNla. haadaehs. bslianaiieAAs ~ tHfpld
ftxof, coated kwaaeF asth hlstaf tastt IN
khu m0FulnR MaA lsouF ApIMtlia. IL hNs
comes nstHks4rY - kofN a. ssnlo tnnle or
sffnnrfhener whlek sili eeesst Nature
ana heln them - get an their ieet and
pat The Issiy into = proper condition. ~
{ l.ecnaine mlFs apd nlpre apparenI tnaI
asents Afn " b. found Ia tpEusA plants
Sesrly iorsy years aro. rf. R.v pisroe,
noN consulting nhysielAn % the intslid4
IIotnl ana kaFsical fnslitate, a. naslalo.
n. ~. alssosertsi thai ~ scientifically
extracting Al1i egmhning certain mesiiel-
nAl pflmeplr fFom natlve. rpotM tAkeR
ifum 0ur AmN N%an forests, he coAla pfp-
auen I uadlIFne which was marYalpilsly
egt|clent ia cuflar casla 81 hi00d disurdar
and liver and stomach tFouhle - vel A.
many other ehunic, - lingering all.
Wsnt. This concentrated extract q
Natures vitality he NAMED Golden Med
teal Discovery IA parinee the blnnd ~
putting tha stomach ard liver into
healthy condition. thereby helping The
digestion and assimilation % food which
fseals ths hoot Ieefeht = eares Nssk
stomach, ind dlxssstlnn, tstfpid hVer Or bN-
l0annosS, and kladrct deFnnRemrnta
HI yaa have coated tpnwnA, with hitter
o. had taste Ia tho morning frequent
head aches. fsi.i seak. easily tirei. stitches
o. pain in side. back gives out easily and
aches. tplchinf u gas constipation. ~
irregular boNcis. ieel flashes 81 heat al
ternatinF with chilly @cnsatlune ~ kim
arsd symptams, kheY polnt o. derangw-
nent IL your stomach, liver Ard kiaueyt
which The sUeiden Medical Discovery
will correct mefe speedily Anl pefm4-
nently than any other known agent Iun-
tains 20 alcohol uf hahit-iarmlfr dFurA
All iia lnxfedlenls pflutad II plaih Eng
lish on wrapper
The k4aln motive ~ Substitution Il 10
permit She desleF ~ mako a little more
prnnt llf ssius yun i4sa Aceepi u1 sub.
1tltaie fuf eGeiden Medical Discovery
C0nstipstlna causes aud tEsfs8atrs
many serious diseases. u i thoroughly
rmftd IS iif RieFrH's Pleasant rfIlegA
0ae lakAtlye. tNB ~ thfpe afe Sathaxfac.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
CHILD ALMOST
A SOLID SORE
From Skin Discs from Birth Until
Sin Years Old Father Spent
Fortune on Her Without Benefit
Odd Doctor Suggested Cuii-
ezra, which Cured Hef IL Two
Months, LEAVING
SKIN SOFT AS A BABY'S
AND WITHOUT A SCAR

~ have no,lslh III n0ehinFhan Co
Who unre had : din dlneAn ifuEa isf
birth untl sfn wss an yNan 81 49,
Her laihes Bad spni = fssf,ne 81 hrf
10 Eet her cnfrsi aad noae a IN fepat-
meats did be- any ess.d 0sd II Co.,
sikxmssoA thar ~ ify tlar Cssswufa 1sne-
cdieu uAsrh ~ asa Wlen ~ Oau~
n,enesi io a. Il tbs ehiid 50 ainnoes IA
solid scsb l.e had u,ca Is al,oai 80
months and ihs eiild uas eel uas
lhrfN Nlau shSy eezuuWatet 10 ssse yuar
CssseuFm Renesian stayed thai pxek
atsi tisn fr&urned hnn,s and siAyui suu
weeks and tsscn sent back Aad elAyri
With ti~iu tao wcekz isnsrf Ard miea
west hnHse ! cesil9 hsn.Iy helieze si.a
wa tln safue chiIi Tier stsn nss ns
sali es a laady's ufttpui 8 scaF ca tt |
have nnt Men hgf ii nesxn1eeN years ilesa
lats lrafd lnru les .nd 40 lass tiuio
hard .rau hrf sAe aas evil That i
uaafs bceAn,f aeqeairted With Casl-
csfa I befe tbs may - q sane ~.
fic~ - yna IL tie fastsx Nh Mp.
lnRie. Iiudlakieu, > C. lAme ID. sals.s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
aovEnNoR- pERnAps

lis taste N power has intoxicated him that king
Haskell Of the constitutional convention las decided 70
be governor Of the gew state. weli,-psrhars. Aud
then, again perhaps he people VII decide that they
have Ind enough Of Haskell and his cheap demagoguerY
lt Is lust possbie you know that they will conclude
that. tho he Tovernofshp may h necessary 70 ths
arriving OUT oi ilaskeis plans Cor tie new railway theg
viii dispose Of Tie honor 10 some different manner
There auise feeling abroad IN the land that rall.
way ownership and the eantrol of state government b.
the same parties are not always wise.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
COMPANY HAS
FINE PROSPECT

The annual meeting 0f TIE Chefo
lee Lead s Zinc Mining company Vas
held yesterday Afternoon II tie onice
of tho Avery Roberts Investment com.
pany The Old hoard of directors ana
tie following ofllcets wtfs reelected
y y Thompson. president; II. n.
scott q Linoolnsllie. vice president
and superintendent; c. 5. Asery. sec.
feiaryi 6, G. Isobefts, treasurer. The
COMPANY n nos selling ore and i ii 4
iiehrlshlng condition. Tie aock.
holders. most q whom are Vlnita men.
expect . MAKE good money a. soon a.
their ueu machinery IS installed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
A WISE MEASURE

The operator whose careleSsness i allegeiIto have
caused TIE horrible Rock island wreck Ia kansas vas but
eisiisesn gears ed aod satlreiy insrpsrenosd. Ths
TessrapAars Union proposes that the legislature pa
la forbiddng any but toroy capable AMI qualified
ma % aetaa operator Such lae ought 70 pas =n
VII coss ne ralfoads something . "a Tor rood men
but spreiT the lives ot thar passengers deserve some
protection.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
A PLACE 70 BEGIN

y the Commercial club uaats 10 do something that
will = o. real And astns beneat 70 the city Of vlnlta
why not take up tie seloo questlonf Men with families
are being turned away from thh cltT regularly because
q our lack of high school and because Of the operation
Of ts ordinance requiring sztg days residence before
child may Be- permitted . enter school
we talk q bonus Of thousands q dollars loF nsu
iiruaa' nd promise frss sites pnd other advantages
% manufacturing yv1 cannot support hg
school, We ass tod by the board Of education and nol
even the q 20 money ca vel h offered IN g.
tepuallon d tie sIxty days rule II llie matter of
school facilities xInla must turn ever nsw lsaf win
satsapod ana resolve e zlvs ths children q ,hla ety n
sslasatIon eaual q the lssst anywhere
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
The FAR M.
Development Of Agri.
ricuIture in the
New State

Secretary G. A. McNahh ot Ills OK
lahoma board Of agriculture has sent
e. TIE Chleftain the second biennial
report of the board. which u an ex
eeedingly valuable compilation IL IS
devoted entirely 10 0ld Oklahoma, yels
IN showing shat tire half of tiie naw
state can do Il proves beYond doubt
that agricaltnnlly Oklahoma will be
one Of the leadlng states II the union.
The book contains aio pages, Is meat
attractiyely printed and bound, and ls
divided into seven partk as follows
/. Report Of tho Secretary ?, General
Agriculture. Livestock I. Corn
breeding; s Horticulture 9, Agficnl.
taral Education Z. Crop and Live.
stock Statistics.
Tie secretary has also sent oat The
programs fof the fourth anu. u sesr
sion u tho board % agriculture which
will be hcld Ia Guthrie jauuarY ia ie
ard u These annual se1lots have
been increasingly Interesting, and.
with TIE constitutional convention IN
session IN Guthrie 81 the anie time,
Il "a certain that TIE present soASion
vii be the most largely attended oi
sii Everybody interested ID modern
agriculture Is invited 70 be present a
the meeting
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10

Il to be hoped t1At this weeks two terrible wrecks
win BE- mnutely investigated By the interstate com
meEce commission in order that the blame may b loeat
Cd II che railroads aFe % hlame thsF onrlals SHOULD
be punished b. ons of imprisoment And Il the
accident were unavoidable had better return 70 TIE
old days Of the stage coach
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
PREunnnn

The charges q gran against As gronssltutsna en-
'sution according e Alfalfa nm Murray. ass us-
publican eanara And with aAlaiia nnla chairman 3,
sha Investigating committee sai i as about wlat i
be- been istsrminsa . psoss then . T.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
6bc Vinita Chieftain.
weekly Edstson

The Vnita Cheftaln Is published every Thursday
morning az vnlta Indian Territory IL Is the oldest
and extensively read newspaper 10 tho Northern
District Il Ia ts twenty fourth year andhas general
crcuaton throughout the north half Of tie Indian Ter
Eltory The subscription price Of the paper Is soo
year. always In advance postal card will get sample
copy anywere In Tire United States.
cHxEFTArN publishing COMPANY.
n. M MeCLzNT0CK. Editors
~, MURPHY. nusinss< mgr.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10

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'1z''s' e spe sA'sas a'sIs'oa unIsza Confederate
Veterans pt 1hFsHaElll i eps j se naut prominent
ssRat''szns q - nss s'ssz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
WORLDS EMOLIIEKT
Is cuticura Ointment.

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The purposes ol tln laaef. bath Ard
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
Applications DIsapprossd

Tae Applications II tl.e tolloalus
Chemkees f1f tfe REMOVAL ~ -
strlcflons - their lAuhs naea bsea
Nrsley i IalssmAn. Stllweii
Nesss illiaefhfAnd. wsbleu Fails
JAns Rapaf naEonef ! =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10

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OSrann Lamp

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klcrffieAi en9Mess fzesly predict
ulat = fsfY short tlns llghf aiil 6e
tfpdaast at iess tan sAft psF car.
ale. Following = from tie EeegfirA!
World
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-10
1t Costs
Nothing

Ia find oHt for q certainty
whether or NOT your heart !
affected. One person IN four
has : weak heart: il may be
y0u. II 50. you should know
It now, and save scrluns corr
sequences. II you have short
breath, iluttefing. palpisalion.
hungry spells. hot ilushes; i
you cannot lie on left side: if
You have fainting or smother
lug spells, pain around heart.
n side and arms. your heart is
ueaz. and perhaps diseased.
Dr. Miles Heart Cnfe viii re-
IIeve fou. Try ; bottle. and
ere how quickly yoar condition
Hlll improve.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
DAMAGE suit
IS Reversed

The supreme court yesterday re-
versed the decision in the case of M.
NJ Plat VS.. the City of Ottumwa in
which the plaintiff had been given n
verdict of $3.50 and court costs for per-
sonal damages. The case was tried
with Judge Sloan on the bench.
Other decisions Of the supreme court
were:
State Of Iowa VS.. Johnson, appel
liant, Black Hawk county: affirmed.
RAIDER vs.. RAIDER, appellant, Boone
county; affirmed.
Marshall Field & Co., appellant, vs.
Switzerland, Pilk county; affirmed
Dyckinger VS. Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., appellant, Story coun-
ty; affirmed.
Mattouch. appellant, rs. Walsh Bros
Polk county; reversed.
Capital City Brick and Pipe Co., vs.
City of Des Mpines. appellant. Polk
county; reversed.
Cavanaush vs.. Iowa Baur Co., ap-
pellant, Polk county; reversed.
Greenlee Bros vs.. Eygert appellant
Floyd county; reversed:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
The COAL men
CAN PAY half.

'By agreement, Saturday is pay
day; by law we pay in cash; by the
money stringency we will only be able
to pay so per cent in cash, and this
meeting of the executive committee of
the Iowa. Coal Operators association
will determine whether or not that
will be satisfactory to the men," said
John P. Reese commissioner and sec
rotary of the Iowa coal operators as
ISOLATION.
The executive board of the associa-
ton is meeting this afternoon at the
Wapello club with representatives Of
the miners union to arrive at an
agreement. The entire state of Iowa
awaits the action Of the board this
afternoon and the action taken here,
will determine the course to be per-
sued.
H. L. Waterman. Of Ottunlwa, presi-
dent of the Coal Operators associa-
ton, by virtue of his Office is chair
man of the executive board.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
LIVER WEDDING
AT PLANK HOME
THREE COUPLES CELEBRATE
THEIR 2sTH. 25TH AND nth
ANNIVERSARIES TOGETHER.

Floris,-The twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Plank and also the seventeenth ami
versary of DR. and Mrs H. L. Stevens
and the twenty sixth anniversary Of
Mr. and Mrs. Len Spohn occurred Sat
urday. and they all celebrated togeth-
er at the A. r. Plank home, where a
thirty-three guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Plank received a large number of
beautiful gifts. A delightful evening
was passed, and this unusual cele-
bration will long be remembered.
Other Fioris News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pullman of Rabbit
Ridge spent Sunday with Florls
friends.
None "just as good" as Glover Over
alls at Frost e. Heady.
John Dunlavy and son, Osa. Of
Bloomfield attended the funeral of r.
win Swinney Sunday
C. c. Fidler made business trip
to Laddsdale Monday.
Mr. French OF Salt Greek was in the
city Monday on business.
Rev. Eylnaria of Pella preached at
the Baptist church Sunday and Sun
day night.
Rev. Sinclair filled his regular APP
pointment at the Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday night,
Frank N Stevens made a business
trip to Ottumwa Monday. returning
home Tuesday.
Martin Smith and daughter. Maggie,
were shopping In Ottumwa Wednes-
day.
Miss Marvle Stevens visited are
schools of this place Monday.
Glover Overalls fit better and wear
longer. Frost & Heady.
Mr.. Current came in from the coun-
try Tuesday and took fine photo
graph of the F1oris public school and
all the pupils. about seventy five In
number.
County Superintendent ROLAND OF
Bloomfield was school visitor Tues
! day.
Protracted meetings are in progress
at the Christian church. with the grea'
evangelist, Miss America Sea, as lead
er. Rev. Walker is assisting in the
meetings.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
Deep MYSTERYIN
OVERTURNED CAR

An overturned and demolished auto
mobile was discovered yesterday
morning on the outskirts of the city
Near it lay the body Of stocky, pow
erful built man, quietly but richly
dressed 1t was at first thought that
ne had been killed by the upsetting
of the car. On this hypothesis the po-
lice were about to report the accident
when closer examinations proved that
the dead man was victim of deliber-
ate murder.
When this second and graver dis
covery was made, the police decided
to keep the affair secret until some
clue to the murderer could be found.
They have already learned the vic
TINS identity. He was James Kahn.
Servian, employed as manager at
the incubus mines in Cornwall, of
which Jacob Romer, the Iron Lord, Is
owner. He left his office two days
ago in company with fellow Ser
vain, Casimir by name, and is said to
have taken with him the entire con-
tents of his employers safe. Further
than this the police could learn moth
ing.
But the whole amazing and thrilling
ly exciting human drama which un-
derlay the tragedy has been ferreted
out from another and totally unexpect-
ed source Mr.. s. R. Crockett, the
the celebrated Scotch novelist, tells
the entire romance, in graphically cSn.
vincing fashion in his latest, best
novel. "The Iron Lord" for wien this
paper has acquired first publication
rights and which it will publish SER
tally, beginning soon, before the new
els appearance in book form.
1.-THE Iron Lord" is by far the best
book Crockett has written. 1t is a
simple. yet intensly dramatic story
Of life among the poorer classes, and
is alive with brilliant, stirring action
Every line live wire Not dull
page from beginning to end. The her
oine, Vida Romer, is a bright-spirited
beautiful Scoth girl. who undergoes
many wild adventures and throughout
preserves a lovely womanliness that
wins and holds the heart of ever read
er The sort Of girl that every man
instinctively wishes he might meet
and WOO In real life. She is no mere
milk-and-water lassie of ordinary fic
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
DOG ATTACKS CHILD
Little Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Savage Of RutIedge Severely
Bitten bv Doc.

The little ten year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Savage Of Rut-
ledge, was attacked and severely bit
ten by a dog yesterday, while playing
in the yard. The child was out in the
front yard at her home when the dog
approached her and suddenly sprang
upon her, knocking her to the ground.
and began chewing her left arm, and
before the mother succeeded in driving
the vicious animal away her arm was
severely lacerated.
TIL mother and neighbors were at
tracted to the scene by the screams Of
the child, who was Immediately
brought to Ottumwa where DR.. j. w
Elerick rendered the necessary medi.
cal attention. DR.. Elerick states than
the dog had no signs Of rabies, and
there is no need Of fear on that score
The dog was shot by neighbors.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
Pope Waits to Meet Miss Vanderbilt.

Pope Waits to Meet Miss Vanderbilt.
Rom, Nov. 90 It is said the
pope has written to Archbishop Far
ley expressing a desire to receive
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count
Schenyi before they are married It
is stated in vatican circles the pope
is sangutne Of receiving Miss Wander
bilt into the church of Rome. Should
the couple visit the vatican Miss Van
derbilt undoubtedly would be honored
as If she were royal princess It Is
said the pope probably would confer
the titles Of count and countess Of
the holy Roman empire.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-21
The JeWe1er
2o5 East Main Street.

sIGoURNEY BAND AT WEBSTER.
Sigourney, Nov 10. - The Sigour-
ney high school orchestra was at
Webster Friday evening, where they
gave a musical entertainment for the
Methodist Episcopal church of that
place. They had we'll filled house
and delighted their audience with
their music, and all who were sin at
tendance highly appreciated the en-
tertainment.
Mrs. A. E. Alexander of West ST.
courtney was at home to ten Of her
lady friends Friday afternoon from 4
to o'clock Dainty refreshments
were served and after an enjoyable
two hours were spent, the guests de-
entertainments they had ever at
tended.
Mrs. J. T. Clark of Waterloo spent
several days in Sigourney the latter
part of last week. visiting at the Geo.
Clark home.
Mrs. Mary Howell of Hedrick spent
last week in Sigourney visiting at
the E. E. Phelps home.
Friday evening Mrs. Peter Engel-
dinger entertained in honor of Mrs.
Ida Oelmayer Of Portland. The guests
were Mrs. Emma Frisbie of Sloan.
and Mr. and Mrs. Crossman Of Port
land. Mrs. Frisbie and Mrs Crossman
are sisters of Mrs. Oelmayer.
]. A. Street of Nugent was visitor
in Sigurney Saturday, calling on
friends and attending to business mat
tiers.
DR.. Margaret Sherlock entertained
Thursday evening in honor of her
| friend Miss Nellie O'Conner of Chi
cago. A four course dinner was serv
ed. The guests were Miss O'Conner
Miss Mollie Patterson and Mrs. Sher
man Needham.
/ Mrs. McNeal and Mrs. Mary Laffel
of Des Moines are visiting at the home
of their sister, Mrs. E. Latter.
!. Peter Engeldinger and son Elmer
returned from Chicago Saturday
where they shipped several carload:
of fat cattle.
Mrs. F. L. Goeldner returned Satur
day from visit to Des MONIES.
There was family reunion at The
D. o. Went home the last Of the week
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
c. M. Cotton of Lovilia, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clay Adams of Centerville.
Mrs. w. R. Robb Of Creston, daugh
ter Of Hon. F. E. White, returned K
her home after an extended visit a
the parental White home.
DR.. William Serlin Of Delta was II
Sigourney attending the county medI
cal association and visiting his broth
era. James sterlin, manager of tn
Golden Eagle clothing house.
Mrs. L. A. Funk entertained at
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening. 4
seven course dinner was served an
after dinner the evening was spent a
cards. The out Of town guests wer
Mrs. Ida Oelmayer of Portland, Mrs
McNeal and Mrs. LATER Of De
: Moines.
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Don MCCLURE and W. A. MCNEIL
made the round trip from Oskaloosa
to Ottumwa and return yesterday aft
ernoon. The machine used was So
horsepower Buick roadster. This is
one of the prettiest machines Mr..
Mcclure sells and is geared up to run
mile minute.
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time with NJ Chichester. who Is i'll heer
at the hospital, departed this morn
ing for Blakesburg, where Mrs. Deyo
will visit for few days at the home
of Mrs. Chichester before returning to
her home In Missouri.
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TO BE "UP-To-DATE."
This is Time When We Can All
Know Which is
Best

The person who gets most out of
life" nowadays is the person wno
adopts for his personal benefit every
valuable modern Utility-who accepts
every real forward step in invention.
ethics. art econmics or science as one
applicable to himself-as having
practical bearing upon his comfort
and progress.
The person who does not ride on
the cars might as well have lived in
the days when there were no cars to
ride on.
The people who do not read adver-
tisements might as we'll have lived
when there were no STYLES, because the
best way to keep posted on styles and
prices is by reading advertisements.
You keep posted on the stocks, the
markets, the news, by reading about
them in the daily papers and you can
keep posted on wat to wear and eat
and use by reading the advertise
ments that are changed every day in
the daily papers.