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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13

For the lass who is struck on skat-
ing her roommate made valentine of
card on which were pasted a block of
ice fashioned from camphor gum and
the following rhyme:
This to my little roommate,
Who so dearly loveth to skate
That she skins DER the creek
And she skins DER Greek
And falls down on both at great rate.
Contrary to popular opinion, the col
lege girl takes roasts as good naturcd-
ly as college boys do. A few of the
more dignified seniors, who are begin
ming to realize that college friendships
will soon be over, send one another flow
ers, a dainty handkerchief, a box of
chocolates, photographs of college
scenes or a pretty brooch, but for the
greater part the college valentine is the
college joke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13

there are no lovesick signs heard in a
woman's college on the 14th of Febru-
airy.
There is conspicuous evidence that
st. Valentines day is coming for at
least three weeks in advance, for bull
letin boards in the dormitories begin to
blossom out with gaudy signs solicit
ing orders for valentines. The true
college valentine is homemade, so ey-
cry girl who has an especial talent for
making college valentines advertises
the fact, Selling the opportunity to
make little money, and the girls who
have money are willing to spend it for
an original valentine. Originality is
the test of these love missives, and it
must be gained at any price and any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13
Lame Valentines.

OF all the crimes committed in thy name,
st. Valentine,
Poetic crimes are truly most to blame,
But We'll forgive them since their feet
are lame
And out of line,
For how can verses with their pedals
game
Aspire and climb
To heights sublime,
Worthy to WOO upon the hill of fame
The muses. nine,
Valentine?
T. SAPP. JR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13
lIneC0MaTdniGG@lg
OF Selection
A St. Valentines Story
BY Harrison SnaiGh.
Copyright. 1883. by T. c. McClure.l

RIVENER rounded the
corner and made his
way leisurely through
the afternoon crowd
that thronged the side
walk on the sunny side
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13

has been trying to keep secret, gives
little gasp when she receives an enor-
nous Greek letter made out of red pa
per and on it in black letters, Sure as
Sin l Want Pin"
There are college maidens who have
the prom habit, which means that
they have numerous invitations TO
"promS' at the mems colleges. One of
these girls once received bunch of
leave of absence blanks, cunningly
copied in pen and ink, the set giving her
permission to go to 'proms" at every
college in the country.
The eternal feminine crops out in the
keen observations of peculiarities of
dress. The girl who can never keep
her belt and skirt properly fastened in
the back receives an enormous safety
pin, and the girl who affects mannish
attire receives Il tiny pair of trousers.
The gushing habit which college maid
ems are prone TO was so emphasized in
one maiden that even her mates were
disturbed by it, and on Valentines day
she received an ornate card on which
this rhyme was written, with many
superfiuous fiourishes and much heavy
shading:
If her new gown is lawfully dear"
And fudge is horribly sweet
And the junior prom is perfectly mag"
And Professor L. terribly neat"
What's left but simple "Oh, my!"
When some one steps on her feet?
A maiden who had a passion for
| dogs and stopped to pet every dog she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13

once made the mistake of bidding her
fiance good night on part of the
piazza which was go lighted as to
throw shadows clearly on the snow
was very much amazed and not lit
tie confused on Feb. IA to receive rep
reservations of that good night in sill
houettes, waite" colors and pen and ink
drawings, and all so well done that
the participants could not be mis-
taken.
There is always girl in every col
lege who has a mania for washing her
hair. and one such received a basket
packed with alleged bottles of hair
tonic, and on the handle was fastened
this rhyme:
Some have the golf fad,
Some gum like to chew.
But my lady's diversion
Is her daily shampoo.
4 young woman who was extremely
popular with the men once received a
circle of hearts, with the face of one of
her men friends peering out of each
one. In the center was pen and ink
sketch of herself and below it, "All
Men Look Alike to Me-" She received
also Il string of men. holding hands,
and, underneath. the jingle:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13


does not fare
W @ ii at the
hands of the
college girl s.
Instead of TAX
ing him rever-
emily, serious
ly or sentimen-
tally, according
to their ma
lures, they re-
gard him as a
huge joke and
hippantly slap
h | N on t b e
S II oulder or
nudge him in
the ribs. His
day is never al
lowed TO go by
unnoticed, but
is a day when
the air buZZeS
with knocks,
"roa SITS" and
rhymes, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-13

,ssrsa - - CRIVENER rounded the
e-sa3Ss ks4 corner and made his
go way leisurely through
NkV the afternoon crowd
that thronged the side
walk on the sunny side
of the street. Some yards ahead he
caught sight of blue hat with dis.
tinctive feather. He quickened his
steps with mind singly bent on over
taking it, but the blue hat was in a
hurry. 1t lodged this way and that
with amazing dexterity, and not until
the pursuit had progressed several
blocks was he able to lay a OBTAINING
hand on Molly Stanton's shoulder.
"Oh, L say!' he protested.
She turned. "Oh, it's you, Mr.. SERVE
ner," she said, with a smile that was
ample recompense for the chase.
81 should keep in training for suct
emergencies as these" Scrivener pant
ed.
She laughed Il was making prett!
good time" she admitted: but, yo,
see, I'm weighed down with responsi
bility, and want to free myself o
the load as soon as possible"
"Yes?" said Scrivener questioningly
I'm appointed by Donald a commit
tee of one to select a valentine. II
has terrible affair of the heart. It
the little girl next door"
Dear. DEAR" said Scrivener gravely
''this is a serious matter. Any restriC
tons imposed on the selection?"
1T mustn't cost more than is cent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-10-14
A Timely Resolution.

rthss been announced through the presi
in several counties Of our State as also In our
adioinipg sister States that Bands. 30 called
.Sieht Riders, have posted on ginneries no.
tices commanding them TO close down until
cotton shall have advanced to 1872 cents per
nonpd. otherwise that the ginnery Will be
burned or other violence threatened.
Now there fore, We the F. E. Q. U. Union
of Abbeville County. as we'll as the Locale
whose Delegates are assembled here today
nnsminousIy agree 10 the following:
Resolved lst that our Unions are absolutely
onnosed TO any such movements on the part
offHNigh: Riders or any other such iawless
narties who profess to have the promotion
OF the interests OF the farmers as their pur
qose. ..., o,z ,,,a,
ference with the private right OF both citi
zens and gipner TO gin cotton at their pleas
nTe. and we will give them orr every aid tt
nrotect them from violence by or from ane
parties whomsoever.
Resolved That our county Secretary ot
instructed 10 have these Resolutions and pre-
amble inserted In every newspaper pu6lishee
in Abbeyille County as also In the state, put
iished at Columbia y. G. and that marked
copies be mailed 10 the Governor OF our STATE
and TO the Clerk OF the Court and shefih O.
AbbeyiIle County.
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DUE WEST.
Newsy Paragraphs from the Classic City
Visitors Coming and Going.

Mr. John Good Of Yorkville .. c.. IL visiting
friends In town. He expects 10 resume biz
studies at the University OF Kentucky this
year.
Gs wns5s sssnH soes 20
along With several other 3. G. girls WILL be IN
the bridal procession.
Miss Constance Wardlaw left on Saturday
to take charge OF her school In the lower par,
Miss Ellis Of Green wood was the guest last
week oi Mrs. T. q. Ellis.
Mrs. A. G. Newton OF New York and son
who have been spending the past lew montnt
with her father Mr.. N. B. Clinkscale.' ieit on
The streets in front of several OF the stores
are being paved. In truth the little town 10
Miss Eva Clinkscales spent last Monday in
Honea Path with friends.
The Temple Quartette. the first Lyceum
number, gave very entertaining concern 10
the college auditorium on Saturday evening
The next number comes late in November
Miss Eva Clinkscates delightfully."- enter
tanned the Merry Six last Thursday afternoon
Light refresh noe ents were served after the usu
al chat and the six merry girls were loatne
Mics Euphemia Young left on Saturday for
DR.. Whites Bible School In N. Y.
Miss Jessie Epps left on Tuesday to take
charge ofher school at Sallye, =. o..
Mr. A. A. Pearson Of Greenyille, 3. c. spent
the last OF the week with friends In town.
Mr.. q, N. Mccormick, graduate OF last
vear. was in town few days last week. He
has charge Of The city schools in Greenwood
Is G.
Little Miss Virginia Reid en- entertainei quite
a mum Der Of her little friends at her birthday
party on last Saturday afternoon.
DR.. ]. i. Moffatt went ap on Saturday nigh
To preach lin the Presbyteaian Church
Green VILE on the Sabbath. =.
Quite number OF the students from ErsK
inc will 20 down TO Abbeyille on Thursda.
o light 10 see the Clansman.
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Masters Sale. i.
The State Of South Carolina.
County of Abbeville.

- Court Of Common Pleas. !.
j. T. Black. as Administrators Of the
Estate Of Fan ME T.. Jones, deceased,
Fannie A. Black, Lillian Cason, Kit.
ty knight, Sadie Patrick, Rhetta
Jones and Bessie Jones, the two last
named by J. r. Blake, their guardian
adlitem, plaintiffs, against Rosa
Maxwell. jamie NJ. Henderson, Car.
/ rie r. Jones and Victoria d. Lee,
Defendants. ....!i. lr....t fs..s;
By authority Of q Decree of Sale by
the Court OF Common Pleas for Able
vile County, In said State. made IN
the above stated case, / will offer f9r
sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbeville z.
H., g. c., on Salesday nNov., A. q.
1908. within the legal hours of sale the
following described lands, to-wit: All
that lot or parcel Of land situate, lying
and being in Abbeville County, In
the State aforesaid, containing Three
Hundred Acres, more or less, AND
bounded by lands of Estate of James
Du Bose, B. A. Boyd and the Estate OF
James Ed Calhoun, deceased, and
known as the Burton tract. :,.v.% /.
Also, all that tract or parcel OF LAM q
in said State and County, containing
Thres Hundred and Fifty and Three
Fourths Acres, more or less, and bound
ed by lands of Estate of James Ed Cal:
houn, lands of George Robinson and
lands formerly owned by B. L. Jones,
deceased. ... =, :,
..Also, that other piece or parcel Of
land in the town of Mt. Carmel In said
State and County, containing Nine
and One.half Acres, more or less, and
being made up of two parcels, one OF
nine acres and the other of one-half o.
an acre, said lots are bounded by iot o.
the colored Methodist Church and 9th
| ers, and fronting on the Lowndesville
road. .
TERMS OF SALE--Cash. Pur
chaser to pay for papers.
r. E. HILL,
Master A. c., s. 9.
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LoWNDEsVILLE.

Mr.. L. B. Cook ofLatimer was In this place
on business. TO day was two weeks ago..
Miss Efas Ben net OF Crystal Springs, Miss.,
came in the week before last having been
previously elected 10 take charge OF the mu:
sic department OF the school In shis place, and
| at once began her duties
days Of ihe week Before last, at Anderson
among relatives and friends. .......'
Mra Bedford Heard of EIberton, being on q
visit to her mother Mrs. g. B, McCs Ia. spent
a short while In this place the week before
| last. -.
| the fall communion services OF the Presby.
| terisn church, Providence, was celebrated
yes, erday and the day before, two weeks ago.
The pastor Rev. w. =. Hamitsr conducting
Miss ssilie Wilson OF Grainridga spent
several days the week before last, Al the
home OF her brother DR.. D. Wilson.
Mr.. George Wilson and his fatherinlaw Mr..
Cole OF Due West were here on business last
Saturday was week ago.
Rev. Coke D. Mann, having spent several
days among klnspeople at Mountain View
on his return home. stopped here for . short
time last Monday. and gave 70 some OF bis
old time triends a cordial hand shake; -
for several days with the family OF her sister
Rev. and Mrs. W. c. Power OF sumpter who
had sp3nt some time In the up country came
days DAYS vii With the fairly Of The writer.
Miss Norma Power Of Augusta, Ga. was at
the above home during last week. 2.'.., =
Mr.. T. X. Fooche OF Green wood, was In our
town, q part Of last week and the probabiii-
ties al that the building OF several new hons
es that are to 60 up here in the near future
Last Wednes Mira r. w. Barber OF Gro.
YER and her daughter, Mrs. K, J. Huckabe
who had been With her father Rev. II. W.
Barber and family since before the flood
came to this place
Anderson district came down Saturday NOR.
uing and held the 4th and last quarterly
meeting for this charge, for this year.
Miss Fannie Henry OF ,ElbertoD. assisted by
some OF our home talent gave an entertain
ment in the school building in this place Fri.
day night for the benefit Of the building
Misa Henry gave reading; some vocal duets
were rendered by Misses Annie Liddell and
Ella Floyd. Some fine music was given TO
add 70 the pleasures ofthe occasion. A fairly
good crowd was In attendance and were we'll
pleased.
moved TO the Lone Star State. about forty
years ago from this section and who have
spent several weeks among relatives here
we're guests OF Mr.. E. ". Harper from Satur-
az e NJ Mrs. Tx J. X. Huckabes was given nne
boy, last Wednesday. H..
Mr.. B. P. Araial has been here for some.
time aiding Mr.. Henry Moseiey cashier In
the Lowndesville bank and proniing by II by
learning the business. -.
Mr.. John Prescot OF Augusta. Ca, came up
Yesterday morning sptnt some hours With
us aud returned to his home In the evening.
With the good weather conditions; prom,
come OF the planters In this section will soon
nave their crops gathered, as they had moi
Troupe.
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WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily TempIeton.

Prof. l.. ". Dick has been in Columb bia
spending few dayR. ..
Mr. Walter Vlsan.ki OF Atlanta. Ga, spent
Sunday In the city the guest Of his home peo-
Pile - :.
Mr.. G. W. speer OF Montery spent Wed
nesjay Ia the city.
Mrs. ". p. Greene entertained the Euchre
Grub Friday afternoon at very delightful
Miss Virginia Calhoun apd Miss Sara Baker
OF Calhoun Falls we're shopping in the City
last week.
Mr., aud Mrs. John M. Harden are home
from Spartauburg.
Mrp. Charles Yeargan OF Columbia was In
the ci.y for several days last week the guest
Of Mra. w. E. Hill.
Mr.. Frank Wheeler OF humbia was In the
city Sunday the guest OF Ar. H. II. Hill.
Mrs Frank Morgan and Miss Virginia
M ,rgan OF Monroe. N. @. are In the city TO
attend the Wilson White wedding.
Mr.. Arthur Speer OF Anderson was In the
city last Thursday the guest OF his amt. Mrs
W. A. Templeton.
Mrs. +. Miller Morris who has been here
from Augusta, Ga. spending q while With
Miss Lille Templetan has returned 10 her
home .-..
Miss Myra Mower IL here to attend the
Wilson White wedding.
Mr.. Bruce Mosley OF Greenwood was In the
city Saturday. on business.
Mlss Bessie Boyce and MISS Jessie Boyce OF
Due West were shopping In the city Monday.
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BELLEVUE.

Miss Carrie Cowan is at home again
after a pleasant visit to relative in An
derson. -.
Miss Clara Bonner and Miss Jennie
Wideman visited friends in this com.
munity last week, Miss Bonner will
teach the Sharon school, anil Miss
Wideman with Bessie Morrah, her as.
sistant will teach In Anderson
County. ...,
Miss Onie Kennedy spent Saturday
night with friends IN this section.
Miss Prenti-s opened the Bellevue
school Monday. She boards with Mrs.
John Wardlaw. The school house has
recently been repaired, and nicely
painted. -. ... ,.
Mrs. Ada Kennedy has been on 9
visit to her mother, Mrs. Kennedy will
reach at Lebanon.
The womans Missionary Union, and
the. Young Peoples Christian Union
will meet at Long Cane Thursday al
ternoon.
Miss Sarah Britt is in Abbeville,
she will 60 to school to Rev. E. b.
Kennedy. 49,.
Mr.. j.. IT. Bradley and little sou Dav.
id were with freinds on Long Cane last
Sabbath.
Mrs, Saunders is visinting relatives
in Sandover.
Sometime ago Mr.. Charles Britt
caught large turtle on Savannah
River weighing fifteen pounds.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy wife of DR.. j.
Nj. Kennedy will arrive in Troy to-day.
She will spend sometime with relat'
ives in Abbeville County
Morrah and Wardlaw have just put
up a gipnery near theBellevue School
house, aud are now busily employed
ginning cotton from early morn and
very often after dark.
Miss Ellen Morrah is In Bradley,
the guest of Mrs. Fannie Jay and Mrs
P. H. Bradley. -.
Mr.. Robt. Mars attended services al
Long Cane on the first Sabbath.
Our farmers are busy gathering thell
cotton crop, the crop in this section
will.be very short, the price is also very
low, some think there will not be more
than half a crop made.
DIR. Carleton OF Mt Carmel and DR.
Kennedy of Troy were IN Bellevue
last Tuesday on professional business
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Britt were in Alb
beville, Monday. :.
Mrs. w. P. Wideman was calling ir
Bellevue Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Belton Watson spent last weel
with Mrs. ]. S. Britt.
Mrs. J. l.. Kennedy was the guest o
Mrs. Parker Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Kennedy was electe'
teacher of the Henderson School be
tween Troy and Mccormick.
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Masters Sale. -, =.
The State Of, 50 South i Carolina
County Of Abbeyille.

E.pts = "a
Court of Common Pleas. =,
Henrietta Garrison, Plaintiffs, against
Elizabeth H.S,Miller, Thomas w.
Miller. The National Loan and E4.
change Bank of Greenwood, The
Bank of Greenwood, The Greenwood
Grocery Company, Annie l.. ai!ier,
Joseph M. Miller, Benjamin F. Mil
Ter and Augustus H. Miller, Defend
ants.
By authority of a Decree OF Sale by
the Court of Common Pleas for Able
Vile County, in said State, made in
the above stated case, l Will oHer 1or
sale, at public outcry, at Abbeville u
H., 8. c., on Salesday in Novebmer, A:
D. 1908, within the legal hours OF
sale the following described land, to
wit All that tract or. parcel OF land
situate. lying and being in Abbeville
County, in the State aforesaid, con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED. AND
|FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES, more OF
less, and bounded by lands OF MISS
Sue Morton, Estate lands OF Miss Mol
lie Morton, lands of H. ]. Stockman
and others, being the tract OF lanG SCI
or to Elizabeth H. Miller as her snare
in the division of the Estate OF A. D.
Morton, deceased. =,
Also, all that other tract C: parcel o.
land containing Five Hundred and
Sixty.seven acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands of Elizabeth II. Mil
Ter. Fl. J. Stockman and others. being
the Estate lands of the Rev. B. F. Mil
Ier, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Fur
chaser to pay for papers:
R.. E. HILL,
Master A. c., s. G.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South ' Carolina,
! COUNTY OF ABBEvrLLE.


Court of Common Pleas,
Guilford W.. Cade, as Administrator,
cum testamento annexo, of Guilford
Cade, deceased, Plaintiff, against
IL. Porter, Mrs. X. III. Porter, Mary
E. Mcintosh and 8. J. Hester, De-
PENDANTS. -. .=-f.'s-. -fs' -
By virtue of Decree of Sale by the
Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
County, in said State, made In the
above stated case, I will offer for sale,
at public outcry, at Abbeville CHI,
s.. G., on Salesday In Nov, A. 20.
1908, within the legal hours Of sale the
following described land, to wit: All
that tract or parcel Of land, situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County,
/ in the State aforesaid, in or near VILE
ington, containing Sc E NTEEN
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by
lands Of Edward Mitchell, I. L. Le-
Roy, Fanny 8. Maynard and others.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
.., Master A. c., 8. C.
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DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores of Abbeville Readers are
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood Is the Kidneys
duty. ... ..... -. ..%;,.,
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick. s..: ~.
Backache and many kidney ills fol
low;
Urinary trouble, diabetes. :.u
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Mrs. Georgia Pitts, 1ss Mill
Street, Laurens, 8. c., says:
II cannot say too much, In
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills.
/ suffered a great deal from
dizzy headaches, constant pains
through my back and loips
and the kidneys were very,ir.
regular IN action. I was weak
and nervous and at times felt
run down that I could not DO
my wo.k. None of the many ..
remedies I tried helped me
and when I learned of Doan's
Kidney Pills, I procured sup
ply. l took them as directed
and as result, am now free
from any Of the above named
annoyances."
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn, Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States. il.
Remember the name-Doan's-ant
take no other.
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A Healthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using DR..
Kings New Life Pills, three years
ago. says L. A. Bartlett, of Rura
Route /, Guilford, Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system in a gen
tie way that does you good. 25c. al
Speeds drug store.
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Fine cigars, Turkish cigarettes and smok-
| pg tobacco at Speeds.
aRave your pictures framed In Il best style
al Mil!ord's Book Store.
All the latest Novels Papers and Magazines
at MIlford's Book Store,
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Or. Ttcrpton's Easy Tettker fas saved the
lives of huIdrtds tf Lsties aid Will saiely
carry Iour tally through the most trying pc
Rod OF It's He as II it RraIsp1sed remeay ior
Te,tSine. sumner Cisnbcea, Flux, indlget.
ion ~ Il alI hicmach and Towel troubles ei
Infants. rs cents. For sale by McM erray
nrno GO. and county merchants, or Easy
Tcetbtr Medicine Co., Hartweli, da'
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Times are hard. Make your
money go as far as possible
by buying your furniture and
sewing machines from
S. J. Link.
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Returning special ltain Will leave Coiuh
bia 90 o. ID arrive Bolton twelve mlonlgnt
Anderson IL 80 3. M.
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Nunallys Candy. always fresh at Milford
Book Store.
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Reiurnirg 2 special train will leave Coium no
bia $50 o, NJ. and arrive Spartanourg hoo
p. m. ,.,. Ahhsv,,Ie and
(yoinmhit-October 18th and 29tr special trains
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steere's candles. the candy Of quality.
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With each cash sale
we will give a check
showing the amount
Of that sale, and for
$1,000 < worth Of these
checks we will give
CSC in cash or trade,
and further than. this
on December %, we
will give the big $I8
Doll free to the person
presenting the great
est, amount Of these
Cash Checks, not the
greatest number Of
checks, but the great
est total amount.
I'VE will also count
collection checks fo'
accounts patd by De-
cember %, in the race
for the Doll.