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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
shooo Noed plenty Of Water.

II Is II mistaken idea that sheep do
not need much water The contrary Is
the ease. y private experiment show
cd convincing evidence that sheep
drink us much water In proportion TO
size us any other fnrIn animal. In
August and September flock Of 100
ewes with the same number of lambs
were put In Il pasture, and they drank
u trough of water every day that held
2lO gallons, nearly liz average per
eve.
They cnn. however so longer and
do better without water than other
stock. but thrive much better with an
nnplc supply. Sheep are Glenn drink
ers us we'll rs clean feeders and VIII
not drink contaminated water unless
forced TO do It,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25

Nick Cralghcad, II Galloway comfy
farmer has II fine shepherd dog that
has made quite IL reputation for itself
by catching fish In several small
streams near his place. The dog Is en-
abled to see the fish because of tho
clear water that flows In the streams.
He waits on the bnnk until fish
draws near the surface and then. with
leap and dive into the stream, grabs
the iinny quarry before II has time 10
swim away The dog has made such
n name for himself that many persons
drive 10 the Craghcad farm just TO
see tho animal in his plscatorlal act
Kansas City Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
MAKING tho Farm Pay.

If the farm doesn't pay, the most
common sense remedy il TO look Mt
things as they really are. Make every
crop and every animal give I'M account
of Itself, find what pays and what
doesn't pay and act accordingly. The
most dangerous mistake II farmer Gun
make is to cnrelessly run In debt. Dor-
row 10 earn more, but never to procure
what Will not pny for itself. When you
can earn, then Will he time enough to
get things which you can do without.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
A suhmnrlna EnrthnuaLe

Three French sarllnc trawlers while
engaged in fishing about sixty miles
from IIclleislc declare themselves 10
have been the cycwitnesses OF sub.
marine earthquake. At distance OF
about i've niles from where they were
the crews snw n dense black smoke
rising from the water. and. satisfied
that ship was on fire. they bore IN
that direction. No ship could they
SEQ or amy trace OF one. bnt from the
water there continued To issue the
cloud of smoke. and rs they got nearer
they also saw sheets of flame rise
from time 10 time In fcnr for their
own safety. they drew back TO their
former position. whence nj night they
continued To see the smoke and flame
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Mashes For the Poultry.

a mash fed at the Maine expert
ment station is as follows In the pro.
portion indicated: Two hundred pounds
of whcnt brnn. 100 pounds of cornmeal.
100 pounds of whcnt middllngs, 100
pounds OF lInsecd meal, 100 pounds Of
gluten meal and 100 pounds Of beef
scrap.
Another mash may be mixed rs fol-
lows In the proportions Indicated:
One hundred pounds OF cornmcal, 100
pounds OF ground onts ana 100 pounds
OF wheat bran.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Quo For a cusaina.

General Whcclcrs body wns brought
to Washington dmpch In the Con.
fedcratc ilng rs well ns the stars and
stripes, under both of which he had
served. While the body lny In state
an old Confederate soldier who had
fought under General Wheeler In Gen
crnl Enrly's division heard OF the Con
fcdcratc flag and desired To see his
dear old leader In the light of long ago.
But on reaching Washington the stnis
and bars had been removed by order
OF the president The veteran looked
NJ the body clad In the blue uniform
and. solcmnly shaking his head. nut.
tered.
"Wnnl, Ivy zee. gcn'ul, when you cit
on totlcr side and luhnl Early catches
yon In them togs I'm hcttIn you'll git
the puttlcst cussin that ever cum your
wny!-I .ippincotts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Tho Eco Eatinn Hon.

The most effective remedy for tho
egg eating hen is the hntclct and tho
block. When the habit is once nc
quired II Is almost impossible to cor
rect It. Sometimes placing II quantity
OF red pepper In the egg through n
smnll hole in the end and allowing tha
hen to cnt this will overcome tho
habit. but this will fail In II number
OF casoa. Special nests are another
remedy. Az soon as the egg Is laid
1t rolls slowly out of reach of the bird.
Farmers Advocate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Tie Careful Jnnanoae.

1t was noticed recently Mt Gibraltar
thnt Numbers OF Japanese sailors
many with breasts covered with war
medals, when on shore leave carried
with them water bottles. Presumably
this was IN order that the men should
not run amy risk OF contracting water
borne disease by drinking on shore wa
ter which for nll they know TO the con.
'rafy may he Impure. IT Is q little de-
tail. but 1t shows how kcenly alive tie
Japanese are TO the practical npplica-
ton of preventive hygiene. -Argonaut
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25

In Italy every important city, except
only Rome. IL now surrounded With
ring Of chimncys In full smoke The
government cxcmpts from taxation
zone OF factories around each town.
The travellers first view OF Venice rs
he crosses the lagoon comprises thir-
teen smoking chimnoys: the moon. seen
from the Lido. rises from illthliy
thlckcncd horizon: Verona has bou-
quot of active chimncys near hur sta
tion: Bruncllcschls dome at Florence
and the qunlnt tower of her Pnlazzo
Vecchio stand nloft against ii horrible
brown sky: the former orange gardens
OF Gcnoa are deep In dirt. CRIME and
fog" for the making " soap. When
Rome. too. has lost her limpli horizon
there is one Rome lover. Mt any rate,
who Will so there no moro. Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Tho Midtown Obiectod.

The editor OF IL little western paper
was IN the habit of cheering up his
subscribers daily with column of
short pertinent comments on their
town. their habits and themselves. The
department on account of its intimate
pcrsonnl flavor was the most popular
thing In thu paper.
On hot day. whom n simoom Wills
tied Eayly up the streets of the town.
dcposltIng everywhere its burden of
sand. the editor brought forth this
gem of thought:
"ill the windows along Main street
need wishing badly"
The next morning he was waited on
by plntoon of Indignant citizens, who
confronted him with the paragraph In
question fresh from the hands of the
compositor and Informed him ncrccly
that he had gone too far. After
misty nnd Mortified glance he admitted
that he had.
II now read:
"All the widows along Main street
ncod washing badly Every body's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
neocher In a Letter to His Son.

When wording for others. sink your
self out OF sight Seek their interest
Make yourself necessary to those who
employ you bW industry, fidelity and
scrnpulous integrity. Sclnslincss 10 ia
tai Hold Yourself responsible for II
higher standard than anybody else cy.
poets OF YOU. Demand more OF yourself
than anybody expects of You Keep
your own standard high Never excuse
yourself TO yourself. Never pity your
self Re q hard master to yourself, but
lcnicnt to everybody else. Concentrate
your force Oh your own business; 10
not turn or. &c constant steadfast,
pcrsever!ng.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
a.
Selections
THE FAMILY CIGAR.
fn Embarrassino Medium of Hospital
ity In tho Philippines.

En Embarrassing Medium Of Hospital
ity In tho Philippines.
81 like sool cigar" said IL man re-
Gently returned from the Philippines
"l'he family cigar of the islands is IL
good ciear-g good IN material, In make
und in size but the Filipino family
cigar never could enjoy.
~ Is from nftccm inches 10 foot
and Il half long and is somewhat more
than an inch in diameter When not
In use II is thrust into II hole in one OF
the upright bamboo posts of the dwell
Ink The hole Is not SO far above tho
floor that the youngest walking mcm-
bcrs of the family cannot reach It,
"Whcn amy member OF the house
hold the old man or his four-ycar-oll
daughter. feels like taking Il smoke
the family cigar Is dragged from Its
hole IN the post nnd fired up When
the cigar gets too short for comfortable
smoking another takes It's place.
ut Is II queer sight 10 see II Filipino
infant pulling away at big black
cigar about II third rs long ns the child
Is and SO large around TINT IT distorts
the little yellow face Into which 1t Is
inserted
"'rhc family cigar is not taken AWAY
from the residence. 1t rcmnlns III
why's ut hand us II vehicle of hospitnble
expression. When II visitor calls. the
family cigar. II It IL not I'm use, is
withdrawn from its hole In the post
and offered to the guest with gra-
clous gesture.
III the cigar happens 10 be In use
perhaps by II little girl squatted back
In II corner, the person doing the hon
ors snatchcs II from the mouth OF
the smoker and proffers II to the guest
without delay.
ITO decline this offer OF hospitality
ia not considered good form In Filipino
society In fact. 1t amounts To scorn
Of friendly intention. Knowing the
career of the average family cigar. II
Is not easy TO accept ana smoke It with
m appearance OF enjoyment when II
Ii taken from Its hole In the post. but
II Is considerably harder to receive II
from the mouth OF some member of
the not ovcrncat looking family, and
Europeans and Americans frequently
balk ut this stnge Of the call.
There * II queer thing about tho
etiquette of smoking In the Philip
pines" tho traveller added. FOR which
hnve never beeu able TO find any OK
planntion. II Is this: IL Filipino
asks you for light from your cigar,
you must not flick or the ashes. us we
do almost Invariably In this country,
before handing 1t to him.
''Io do SO Is regarded M nn nfrront
that no degree OF gracious manner In
extending the weed to him Gun atone
for. never found any one who could
suggest an explanation York
Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25

won't let you have any more fur
coughs"
THAT settles IT, OF suppose oil can't
get the iurlough them
mo. I'm afraid not. Patrick"
1t was Pntrick's turn now to eye the
colonel as lie started for the door.
Stopping suddenly. lie said:
Colonel, can Oi say something's"
certainly. Patrick. What Is it,"
"iou won't get mad. colonel, II Of
say ~"
Certainly not Patrick What Is it?"
"Oi want TO shy there ARE two SPLEEN
did liars In this room. OF waJ never
married in me lolfc"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
The Vain Actor and the Llttle eiI.

LILLIAN Russell tells the following
story about IL handsome and vain nc
tor:
~ letter Of hIs was put I'm another
mans box Ut q club one evening by
mistake. The other man opened the
letter. saw that It WIS note from n
tailor demanding instant payment of
a bin long overdue, and In dlsmny
sealed II M again neatly and put It
In the box Of It's rightful owner. The
rightful owner entered the smoking
room TINT night with the letter In his
hand. He run II through. glanced
abound colplnccntly, give his mus
tache twlrl md nurmurcd:
"'Sllly llttlc glrlr"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
His Turn to Be ANNOYED.

President McCrca of the pcnnsyl-
vnnln railroad said npropos of false
charge against II financial institution:
This charge was more than refntcd
Tho institution cnmc ont with dying
colors. Ii reminds me of mn Incident
that happened when was rodmnn
In my youth. Working on the Con-
nellsvillc line. took number of
meals with Il middle aged fnrmcr and
his wife. One day nj dinncr noticed
that tho farmers wife seemed rather
out Of sorts, and inter dinner | wasn't
surprised to hear her say.
Josiah Simmons, to think that you
have forgotten TINT this Ia the ami
Yersnry of our wcddngl'
Old Josh flushed guilty. looking up
from his paper with n start. Then he
said In surprised voice:
"Why. mother, you must he mistaken.
We were married on the Sth."
The wife bit her lip.
"Oh, excuse me-" she snld. III wns
thinking OF my first marriage anniver-
Dary."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Tho Avoraoe Yiold Of Grains.

One year with another the average
Yield of wheat In this country Is about
fourteen bushels per acrc. hardly that;
corn. twenty-eight or n little under,
and oats, thirty-thrce. Canada Is pro-
duclng about twenty bushels to the
mere Of wheat and Great Britain thirty
five. but every inch of Englnnd's farm
Ing lind Is thoroughly titled and prop
orly rotated. 1t is also fcrtlizcd. OF
course, by every means known to the
art of farming
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
What TO Do With surnlua Min.

A teacher was trying to Impress on
tho young minds the various uses OF
milk She wanted some bright genius
10 tell how the farmer fed the surplus
milk TO the pigs. Leading up to this.
sha asked this question. Nov. chill
drcn, after the farmer has mndc all
the butter ana cheese he needs and
nses what milk no wants for his fam.
lily. what does he do with the milk TINT
sull remainsy One little hand waved
frantically. Tho teacher smiled and
said, "Wcll, Jnmcsf"
He pours 1t bnck into the cow"
piped JnInes. Woman's Home Com.
panlon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Keep After tho Weeds.

Every land owner or worker should
keep a siinrp lockout for the new and
obnoxious weeds that have been re-
Gently introduced-by accident, of
coursc-from other countries and should
use his utmost cndcnvors to keep them
as we'll MS familiar plant intruders
from rIpcning their seed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
o The -
Scrap Book
What Puzzled Him.

A bishop In full robes of Office. with
his gown reaching to his feet. was
teaching Sunday school class. At
the close he said he would be ylnd to
answer any questions.
Can ask" said little boy, rails
Ing his hand
Certainly said the bishop; what
IS it,
els dem al you've got on, or do
you wear pants under dcm?'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
LONE ols CorNrRy.

Brcathcs there the man with soul 80 dead
Who never 10 himself hnth said
This is my own. my native land
Whose hcRrt hath nc'cr within him burned
40 homo his footsteps he hnth turned
From wandering On forcign sirand2
II such there breathe, 20. mark him VOL
For him no minstrel rapturcs swcll!
High though lila titles. proud hia nnmo.
Doundleas his wealth ma wsh can claim:
Despite those titles. power nnd pclf.
Tho wretch. oonccnicrcd MI IN SELF
Living shall forfeit fair rcnown
And doubly dying. shall 40 down
To the vile duat from whence he sprung,
Unwept. unhororcd and nnsuna.
Scott
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
White and Colored
Wash Goods

Blouse Linen. 15c yard
3G-inch white and colored Lin
ems. 19c yard.
36-inch heavy Linen Sniting.
white, light tan ana green, SOC
yard.
40-inch heavy fine even weave
Lawn, 20c yard.
i0-inch India Linon. q l-2c yard
5O.inch White Orsandic. Spe
cial. lac yard.
IL and 19c Colored Swiss Ba-
iiste Kimono Lawns. from polka
dot To the oriental patterns on sale
at II 12c yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25

Isaac ~ Dolph. who saw service In
1898 under the command of Captain
Slgsbcc. relates n story MS told by II
son of Erin who was on the bnttlcship
Maine when II was blown up The
lrisllnnn was requested To Relate his
thrilling experience al the time of the
explosion In Havana hnrbor. He wns
before I'M audience md, advancing To
the front of the stage. he bowed low
and In II fnltcring voice said:
"Frlnds. II were thus way: were
asleep below IN me bunk little dream
In what were goln' ter happen. There
were ii hill Nv Mise. nm when
wnkcd M the nurse said. sit mp. Pat,
nm take this hnl,lln' spoon fornlnst
the fncc Washington star
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Tho Profitable shoan.

You VIII lind that the most profitable
sheep are those that keep their heads
close to theIr business of eating. They
arc not always looking around for trou-
bic. but are making the best use OF
their time whether at the trough and
rack or In the pasture field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
SELECTING Breeding Ewes.

Take note of the ewes that raise the
good lambs. Often they arc not tho
best lockers Mt weaving time. 1t Ia
very likely that the round. plump
ewes did not lamb this year. In max
Ing selection for breeding purposes
avoid those that do not return profit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Fall Paaturn For hoaa.

For late pastures for the hogs SOW
n mixture OF rape, oats and barley on
the earliest harvested gralnflclds. Be
sides furnishing II fine supply OF green
feed. the hogs will do good job In
cleaning up the field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Al the circus.

Zekc and Kct,irnh Ind been Keeping
company for nearly year, but up to
dntc Ickc had not Ind the courage 10
propose The opportunity came. though.
one summer afternoon when they were
Mt the circus. After seeing the sights
they rested on bnlc of hay In I'M OBJ
scurc corner of the mcungcric tent
what do you reckon Is the most
strange thing we seedi' said Kcturah
ITS hard ter say. but know what
ia Ike ter be now" replied Zckc In Il
tender voice
"rhc dying trapczc man;" she ven
turcd
mo. not him"
"Mebbc the ringmnstcr"
il Nor him. You rccollcct the octopus
In fhc glass tank? Wen, I'd like ter
be he"
"Why:"
"'Cos he'd nigh unto hundred
arms, an I'd like ter Use 'cm all hug
GIN you II hundred times at oncct and
protect you from all sides for the rest
or yer life."-Indles' Home journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25

Don't conclude that the pigs do not
need grain because they have the run
of n good clover or rye pasture. You
can't make rapid growth that way.
Feed grain or mill stun all the time,
and then the hogs VIII make the best
use OF both grass and grain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
channn shean Paature.

Try to give the sheep change OF
pasture every three or four weeks
They get tired OF the same old pasture,
ana 1t checks the growth OF the young
stock, While the mature sheep grow
thin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Khaki Linen Suits

Just received new lot of Kha-
HI Linen Suits.
Khaki light blue Linen Suits,
scmi-fltting Coat has . pockets.
cuff sleeves. 3-button Coat. Skirt
is . gore and plcaied. Suit, $500
Linen Suits. scmifitting Coat.
has pockets. cuff sleeve. and col
lar trimmed With Khaki. 3-bmtton
Coat. Skirt has two rows OF 3
inch folds, 0 gore pleaicd Suits
for $3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
A Regard For Appearance.

a milllncr cndenvorcd to sell to n
coior"'' woman one of the last seasons
hats nj II very moderate price. Ii was
n big white picture hut
Law, no, honey exclaimed the
woman. Il could ncvah wear that. I'd
look jcs' like II bluebcrry In II pan Of
milk"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
The Poor Squirrel.

An lrisl,mnn stood In front OF an
electric fan which was going Mt full
speed. with no end OF Il buzz. After Il
minute or two he scratched his head
and snld, "Bcdad, wadn't want to bc
that SQUIRREL"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
tIls oarhaae.

The wife OF millionaire recently
Expressed her preference for fancy
dress parties MS follows: at was Mt
one thnt first met my husband He
appeared In the garbage OF monk"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Two Of n Kind.

a private IN the regulars went to the
colonel OF his regiment and asked for
two weeks leave Of absence. The
colonel was II severe dlsciplinarinn and
did not hesitate to use II subtcrfugc in
evading the granting of privileges to
his men
"Wcll." said the colonel. "whnt do
you want two weeks furlough for?"
"Me wolfe is very sick. and The chill
drcD are not well and. II yc didn't
molnd. she would like to have me home
fer n few weeks TO give her bit ov
assistance"
The colonel eyed him for few min
utes and said:
Patrick, might grant your request,
but got letter from your wife this
morning saying she didn't want you
home; that YOU were nuisance when.
ever You were there. She hopes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
VEIL SPECIAL

One lot of Chiffon Yelling in
all colors from l12 to 2l-2
yards 10 the veil. worth 30 and
15c. Special, l0c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Bargains for Monday

ONE LOT OF 25 AND 35c BEAU.
TY PiNS-WAlST PINS, BELT
BUCKLES, HAT PINS, COMBS,
BROOCH PINS,
1Oc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
Silks and Dress Goods

5oc.. 59c.. coo. Dress Silks. A
complete line of colors and
wide range of patterns To select
from in each line.
70 in Black IIabutia. best val.
ne offered this season. 79c. yard.
Only one piece.
30 in. Beige Suiting. ul.lut
ten pieces. neat plaids, Including
IAN, brown. grey, rcscdo, etc.
at II lie. yard
Cream Serge from SOC. up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
ladies', Misses and
Children'S Bathing
Suits

Ladies' Bathing Suits made of
good quality Mohair; the kind
that will not fade: have the large
sailor collars; skirts are cut OK
ira full and are trimmed with
braid. Price each. s1.50.
Misses and Children's Bathing
Suits In Flannelcttc. Sccrsuckor
ANA Mohair Sizes from 4 to 1G
Price. $3.50 to Sl9S.
White Canvas Bathing Shoes
for Ladies', Misses and Children.
Price. 2lc.
Rubber Bathing Cans. all sizes.
In solid colors and polka dots.
Price, csc.
"Avayd's Water Wings" a safe
tv device for beginners. Price,
CSC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-25
DOMESTIC

Bates Socrsuckcr Bingham in
Stripes ana plaids. Special Mt
IL l-2c.
l5c Barnaby Zephyr Bingham.
only few pieces left. Special
nj IL 1-2c.
10 l-2c Chamhrays in Pink.
ned' Light and Dark Blue and
Brown. Special. loo.
New lot OF Merccrizod Shirting
prints in stripes. dots and figures
Special, &c.
About % dozen of Fine White
Towels, 20xi0 inches: n great
value. Sold only in dozen lots
soc.
Fine IIuck Towel in red border.
nicely hemmed: 1899. Special nj
S150 dozen.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-24
Rush Carr1es Aid To Sufferers.


 Washington, Jan. 12-The Sec- retary of the Treasury has received from .Sitka. Alaska, copy of a telegram dated Juneau, Jan. 10, from the commander of the reve- nue cutter Sitka, in which he says he has received cablegram from Deputy Marshal Waddell at Ca talla, Alaska, to the effect that forty persons, including nine women and six children, at Yaka- taga, are short of provisions, and that some of them are sick. The telegram adds:
 Prompt assistance is n, cessary. Can you send revenue cutter to remove or take provisions? All are able to pay. Twenty-Five tons of provisions for Yakataea at Kayak Highlands, but no boats are available for winter service. 1 have notified Governor Hoggatt to take up the. matter with the au- thvrities at Washington"
 In response, Acting Secretary Edwards telegraphed Captain Aims worth of the revenue cutter Rush that unless other arrangements could be made to assist the people at Yakataga he should proceed win his vessel. In response to this telegram the department late to- day received a telegram to the effect that the Rush had sailed.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-24
Steafnefe.

Steamefe. Bertha-Enroute from Juneau. Portland-At Seattle. Pennsylvania-At Seattle. Santa Clara-EnroLte south. Saratoga-To westward. Jeanie-At Seattle. Dora-To westward.
 Free delivery to any part of the city by the Red Cross Drug Go.
 5000 Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikidels Monograph Parlors.
 Heinz's Gold Medal mince meat at Valdez Cold Storage Co.
 Look for the sign of the Rod Cross and see the section of Fancy Stationery.