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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10
Souvenir List No. i

Dressmaking will be interesting work this season be-
cause of the beauty of the dress trimmings and aces
Note that the expensive, dotted with jewels and
sprinked with strands of gold and silver be offered
at per cent discount
The Souvenir list also contains mention of fancy
goods the trade term for gloves jewery bags and BELTS
veilings, handkerchies perumery and the many
SORES ones toilet These the speciality of the
Palais Royals early days Pennsylvania avenue; for
quarter Of century this establishment has been
famous for such goods The fame has of reliability
of the that trashy things and old styles are
absent and that the latest-moent novelties can at
be first found here, selected with best of good
and offered prices agreeaby suggestive of the Palas
Royal and its cash business Made still less tomorrow
Birthday Souvenirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10

Japanese Silk Embroidered Lace
Bands: floral designs: all the new
est shades; 2 to 5
inches wide; 45c and % Nn
$3.50 qualities to be Sl
Embroidered Oriental Lace Net;
and dots. white and but mOC
ter: $1.00 quality. Yard.
22-inch Braided Lace Nets: SOU
tache and rat-tail braid: floral and
newest shades; $3.50 81 .OY
quality. Yard. ........
German and French Val Laces;
match sets. up to 2 inches m
wide; 12-yard pieces; sue
some worth $500. .........
Mousseline de Sole and Chiffons,
all colors; ~ inches ~
wide: 39c quality. ZVC
ara.
Chiffon Cloth. 45 inches On
wide: all colors; $1.5 SVC
quality. Yard.
72-inch Brussels Net, white,
s slss; soc ss'a aua R'ss' "s'' nc
ara.
22-inch-wide Swiss Nainsook ALL
over Embroideries; small on
and large floral effects; SVC
$l.W quality. ...............
12-inch-wide Cambria Flounc-
ings: heavy open and ~
blind effects. 3oc quail ZSC
ity. Yard. ...............
1S-inch-wide Swiss and Nainsook
Corset Cover Embroidery. 90
SOC and CSC quality. Yard. soc
&c ana. ..................
Satin. Taffeta and Moire Rib
hons. to inches wide, 49,
all colors. 25c quality. &c
1drQ.
Plaid. Persian and Fancy Checked
Ribbons. inches wide. 0e
rich color combinations. a0sSC
43c quality. ..............
Plain Satin Lumino,
Moire. Ottoman and Taf- ~e
feta Ribbons. 8 inches .HSC
VIDE.
Belting-Silk MORE. fancy checks
and and pom se@s sSssi ms '''S sc 44C
Ombar Ribbons. with Persian
5ss %i!i" sS ; sarPes s' Sc CSC
Children's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs 3 In fancy box:
also Colored Border and
Initial Handkerchiefs. CSC ZVC
quaiHy. .........-..-...
Ladies' and Mems Pure Linen
Embroidered-initia Handkerchief,
BOX BOX $50 aual- Sl.30
ny .............-...-..
Ladies' Pure Linen -
Handkerchiefs, 1Oc quail sc
ty .-............-.....
Ladies' Shamrock and Pure
Linen HandkercMefs. en- 49,
broidered in one corner. l &c
nc quality ................
Lace-trimmed and Fancy Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. IN
121sc and 25c quality. at ZIG
llc ana ......-.-.-....-....
Chiffon Veilings; all m
colors: velvet spots. 75c s1VC
quality, yard .............
Auto Wells. of chif-
fon cloths. 2x1A yds.. n -.
all eolors. $500 quail 81 rs
Chantilly Lace Wells. scrolls,
Yards long. $3.50 $40
quailty .................
Handbags. leather lined: COL
ors to match cos a. NE
tunes. 500 quail S4.US
uy ...-..................
Leather III a "a gs, with
jeweled frames: all % ~s
eolors. $500 quail SeV.VS
lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10
Souvenir List No. g

This list includes the Corsets and Undergarments
that conduce the styles, while linking comfort and
health Note that per cent discount is to be allowed
any visitor selecting the Palas Royal Cor
SETS the "Fasso".a SI25o $3.50 "La Premiere, at
$3.50 $1,000 LA Adra, at $500 to $780, "Lyra," at
$500 $1,000. With the services of Nine Adele Rup-
pert Washngtons famous expert the corsets will be
and fitted best possible advantage with saving of
per the 1t will also be noted that the ia
nous glove-6tting "Merode" Union Suits Onyx Hose
and Klosft Petticoats included Birthday prices
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Black Silk Petticoats. full flare
and shirred fiounce; ~ 90
all lengths; ss.es val SZ.SS
ues Tor.
The New SOC Dressing Sacques
and Kimonos, Of fleece
down, daisy cloth and ~
hannelette: pretty pat 4AC
terms.
Is styles Of 800 Black Petit
coats. of sateen, moreen 90
and taffetine: pretty flare SSC
eHects. ........
"Klosfit" Petticoats.
of silklike material, n 90
v. with tn jersey tops; s. l 90
$3.50 values.
Swiss-ribbed Union Suits. from a
new maker. anxious to sA
supply us and you: val SyC
ues to $1.O0: for.
s1.OO ''Merode' Union Suits and
Separate Garments Ga on
dies and children'S; all SVC
styles and weights. ........
75c "Merode'' Union
Suits and Separate Gar <~
ments: ladies' and chill Owe
dren's sizes.
Ladies' and Children's
Union Suits and separate IN
vest. pants, etc. SOC s1VC
SalueS.
Ladies' Fast Black Isle
and Cotton Hose, plain 40
and lace ankles; 35c val ZVC-
ueS.
Ladies' Onyx" Isle
Hose, plain and lace an On
kles: best SOC stockings .NVC
imported.
Ladies' Pure-silk Hose, On
black and colors; stand SVC
ard quality; 81 quality. 80.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10

Girls winter Coats. all
full length. of best quality mel
ton and kersey cloth: all colors;
made with double-breasted front
and box back: braid and button
! !! i 3? YEARS. '7 Values : s. $ S4.70
to $7.................
Girls All-wool Shrunk Cloth
Coats. in all the new shades. The
styles include the artistic Moyen
Age: sizes 2 to IA hno ~
years; S % t. to $: *l2 $1,000
Atwood Serge and Panama
Peter Thompson Suits, of navy and
garnet. braid and en-
blem trimmed; sizes 60 mo
4 to Il years. stand SS.VS
ard at $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
MEXICO BOY TO ESTABLISH
DAIRY FARM N PORTO Rico
RALPH MASON SENT BY UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT TO SAN
JUAN WITH A HERD OF DAIRY
cows = SAILED WEDNESDAY.
APRIL i4TH.

The United States Government has
established a dairy farm in Porto
Rico. under the supervision OF
Ralph Mason. son Of W ]. Mason,
of this city. Ralph sailed for san
Juan, Porto Rico, last Wednesday
with a herd Of dairy cows.
The Government has been expert
menting along the dairy line in the
South Last fall Mr.. Mason was
appointed dairy inspector with head
quarters at Columbus, S. C.. and the
first Of February he assumed this
position.
Mr.. Mason has had much expert
ence In dairy work and has shown
such proficient work along this line
that when the Government began to
look for a man to establish the sta
tion in Porto Rico. Mr.. Mason was
chosen. a herd Of the best dairy
cows in the South were collected and
sent to the Island under the man
agement Of Mr.. Mason.
His many friends in Mexico will be
glad to know that he is making a
reputation for himself In his profes.
sion and hope for him continued pros
perity in his new field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
FORMERLOCAL MILITIAhEh
MAY HOLD BARBECUE
FORMER NATIONAL eUARDsMEN
WANT PICNIC THIS FALL AT
WHICH TIME A NEW COMPANY
MAY BE FORMED - GENERAL
MEETING SOON.

There is move 4 on foot
among members of former militia
companies in this city to hold re-
union this faIl at which time an
other company Of the National guard
may be organized At present little
has been done to push the matter ex
cept a few meetings Of several of the
men to formulate plans.
1t is the idea at present to hold
a picnic and barbecue and general iol
lification- There are enough Span
ish war veterans and former militia
men in this city and vicinity to form
quite a crowd among themselves, yet
they intend to make program which
win be inviting to others as well.
In former years Mexico has had ex-
cellent militia companies and they
have attained no little degree Of eff
ficiency in drill That there are
enough men here toform such an or
ganization again goes without ques-
ton. A general meeting OF all local
former members will likely be call
ed within a short time and further
plans made for the reunion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Making Good.

There is no way OF making LASTING
friends like making GoOd;" and Doctor
Pieree's medicines well exemplify this,
and their friends, after more than two
decades OF popularity, are numbered by
the hundreds Of thousands. They have
made good and they have not made
drunkArds.
A good, honest, square-deal medicine of
known composition g DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Il still enjoys an i'm
menss sale, while most Of the prepara-
tons that have come into prominence in
the eitrlser period Of lie popularity have
ssg0ne By the board and are never more
beard Of. There must be some reason for
this long time popularity and that - TO
be found In ifs superior merits. When
once SyiFen q fair trial for weak stomach,
or for liver and blood affections, its supe.
rior curative qualities are soon manifest;
nence IL has survived and grown in pop.
ular favor, while scores of less meritorlous
articles have suddenly flashed into favor
for brief period and then been as soon
For q torpid liver with fits attendant
Indigestion, dyspepsia, headache, per-
haps dizziness, foul breath, nasty coated
tongue, with bitter taste, loss of appetite,
with distress after eating, nervousness
and debility nothing Is so good as DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's
its Ingredients printed on bottle-wrapper
= no secret no hocus-pocus humbug,
therefore don't accept q substitute that
the dealer may possibly make little big
ger profit. Insist on ycur right 10 have
what you call for.
Don't buy Dr.. Plerce's Fayorite Prescrip-
iioa expecting Il TO prove seure-all." il
Il only advised for wOmanis special all
ments. IL makes weak women strong and
sick women well. Less advertised than
some preparations sold for like purposes,
It's sterling curative virtues still maintain
its position In the front ranks, where IL
stood over two decades ago As an IN
MIGRATING tonic and strengthening nery-
ine II Is nnsqualed. IL won't satisfy those
who want s10oze,s for there is not drop
OF alcohol ia it.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the 0ys0s-
mil Little Liver Pills, although the first
pill of their kind In the market, still lead,
Esd when once tried are ever afterwards
in favor. Easy 10 take as eandy-One 10
three q dose. Much tHsstated but nevsr
eQtialsd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION, IN VA
CATION.

OHSGn VT FODGtSH tlON, IN VA
CATION.
County Of Audrain
Estate OF Miasourl
Circuit Court. June Term, 1909.
Henry ]. Tarrants, PlaltlH
Susie A. Tarrants, Deieudaa
Now on this the 23rd day OF MarA
1909, comes Henry J. Tarrants plan
tiff in the above entitled cause, Be-
fore the undersigned w. II. Mors
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Audnh
county. In vacation, and files his y
tition and affidayiit setting forth tAa
the defendant Susie A. Tarrants, d
nonresident OF the state of MlssOh
SO that the ordinary process Of ~
can not be served upon her. It 81
therefore ordered by me as cka
aforesaid In vacation, that publicata
be made notifying said defendAH
that an action has been commence
against her by petition in the ClruE
Court of Audrain County, Missouri
which said action is based upon 81
petition for divorce from the bond
of matrimony heretofore contraeta
between plaintiff and defendant t9
the reason that defends
has absented herself fua
plaintiff for the space of one ysf
without reasonable cause; and thai
unless she be and appear at The
next term of this court to be holden
atthecourt house in the city Of Asf
leo, Audrain county, Missouri, on th'
7th day OF June, 1909, and on or Be
fore the first day Of said term ansES
said petition the same shall be tak
en- as confessed and judgment will b
rendered against her.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published once week u
the Mexico Weekly Ledger, a news
paper published in the county Of Az
drain, for four weeks successivsly,as
last insertion to be at least 80 dT'
before the commencement Of the nen
term Of this court.
Witness my hand and the ssl o.
my office this the 29th day Of AaHl
1909.
(sEALl W. II. Morris
Clerk OF Aadrain Co. Circuit Court
J. w. Tincher and ]. R. Baker AZ
for plaintiff. Az
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

Buffalo, N. Y, April 1.-THE voice
of Niagara was mute Monday for the
second time in the memory of man.
The first time was late in February.
when, following a severe northerly
blow, the falls ran dry. Now, fol-
lowing a severe Southwestern, the river
is frozen sold from bank to bank
At Niagara Falls there had been a
heavy ice bridge in the pool below
the cataract since the middle Of win
ter. Under the impact of the mass
Of Ice from the lake above and the
added floes brought down by the
wind he bridge gave way and began
to surge down the rapids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
LADDONIA PUBLIC SCHOOL
CLOSES EIT FRIDAY

The Laddoua High School under
The superiniendency OF PruE W. j.
Super. viz Close a mos, successful
term Of school Friday. April %. On
Monday evening. April IS, the class
play and the graduating exercises
VII Be given. Mss Winnie Gibbs.
Of this city. is principal Of the
high school.
There are II graduates this year.
The number OF boys IN the class out
numbering the girls By one. They
have prepared the sane play for
their class day exhrcises that the Nc
NilIaL Hish School. Of this city. win
present. The Professor. This ziH
Be a most interesting number on
IaddOuis's High School closing exer.
cises.
The address 70 the class VIII be
made by the Rev. II. B. Rice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

UOL 2. WALTER HOOK,
Editor Of the AuxvAsse Review, a man
who Is in close touch with the peo-
pie d C2llaway county. Col. Hook
stands for everything that will ad-
vance the growth and upbuilding
OF his home town. He does net
''hide his light under q bushel"
but lets it shine In the glare Of all.
His motto is "God hates a coward. :"
Col. Hook is there with the goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
BOONE coUNTVs FIRST
REPUBLICAN JUDGE.
N. o. Thurmond, of Fulton, Well
Known Here appointed to Bench
by Gov. Hadley-Was at One Time
A Democrat.

For the first time since the organ
ization OF Boone county in 1921 a Re
publican win sit as the regular Judge
of the circuit court, Judge N. D.
Thurmond. Of Fulton, whom Govern
or Hadiey appointed Thursday as the
judge Of the new thirty-fourth judicia
district. composed Of Boone and Cal.
laway counties, created by the eGn-
eral Assembly now sitting. Mr..
Thurmond was himself a Democrat
previous to 1896 when he deserted to
the Republican party on the free sill
yer issue. Judge Thurmond was one
of the attorneys for the plaintiff in
the Mabry-smhh damage suit here
recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
POPULAR vANpALIA

SthL WEpS'
Miss Willie Smith, of yandalla, and
well known in this city, being a niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Williams, was
married at her home Thursday evening
to Mr.. Lester Walker, of Kansas City
The Ledger joins the many friends
of Mrs. Walker in Mexico in extend.
ing congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
PROPOSALS

Notice Is hereby given a..
in the form Of sealed prone,
be received By the CLERK Of n-a
~ Court Of Audraln Countv M,
on or before osr
The Third Day Of May. ,uOn
before noon on that dr. tD'
banking corporation. .assOela,,o1
individual banker that NAV A.,
be selected as the depOsitorv !,
funds t,f said county. Each b,S
state the rate Of interest tha,
banking corporation. association =.
diyidual banker offers tn ~,
fund from the first Monday n
1909. to the first Monday n -
1911. and to be accompanied \
check for $500 as a guarap,a.
good faith on the part OF the b...'
and that II this bid should h.
hlsnest ana De accepted he vim
five days after being selected s,.
the bend payable to AudraiD g..
Missouri, TO be approved BY N. -
~ Court thereof. and with n,
than five solvent suritles, wbo g.
own unincumbered real estate
state OF as great value as the ,n,
Of said bond. or. at the option y -
court. deposit in lieu of real 49,
as security, bonds Of the ia
States. or this State; the peuaI,1 ].
such bond shall not be less tb,, a
total actual revenue Of this co....
for the year Of 1903 and 1914 =
The sum Of one hundred thousaDa !.
lars ts1o0.oo0) conditions IA, },
faithful performance of all duus, :,
obligations deyolving by Law
said depositor and for the D,vr
upon presentation Of all checks s,,~
on such depositor by the O.
Treasurer Of Audrain County. n.
souri,, when ever any funds shan
in the depository. and that an tu.s
including the funds belongip1
school districts Of said COUNTY ...r
be kept faithfully and acouptaa :.
according to law. The interu
be paid by such depository sh,u !.
computed upon the daily balance ,,a
credit Of the county. which sub !.
pository, and shall be payable
the county treasurer monthly. n.
County Court win at noon On 4,
third day Of May, 1909, publr,h
cause to be opened all bids depOs,s
with the clerk Of said cour, bs,,.
that hour. The checks will be retun
ed to the bidders, whose bids ara N
ieeted. and on the approval Of Il
bon- the check win be returned n
the bidder, whose bid is accepted. \
the successful bidder falls TO gI,,
bond within five (5) days after IL,
date of such selection as deposltur
the amount Of such check shall 20 |,
Andrain County as liquidated dam
ages. =. II. Carter.
Clerk OF Audrain County, Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Love makes every man a beggar.

Love makes every man beggar
Come TO the Springs when the buds
are on the trees.
We all have the Mexico spirit
Mexico beautiful.
Col. D. q. Yates, Of Slater, was the
guest OF DR.. Kanaly last week.
How would you like to be the Owls
little colonial queen ?
w. ]. Kelly, Of the Fulton Sun, is
in Mexico shaking hands with friends.
Kelly is an expert printer aud is in
love with his PROFESSIONALS 10 love
with Mexico girl.
Col Ed Morris, OF the Mexico Shoe
Factory, who has been sick In st.
Louis for several weeks, is much i'm.
proved and will be back this week.
Mrs. Walter Wilson, Of near Mollno,
is very Ill and not expected to live but
a short time. Mrs. Wilson, before her
marriage, was Miss Moran Sullivan,
We are pleased TO learn that Miss
Elizabeth O'Brien, who has been very
III at her home, vest Of Mexico, is
some better. Miss O'Brien is an ac-
complished girl and one OF the bright
est pupils Of the Mexico High School.
Bob Hooton, George Laforce and
Jay Bennett have planted about five
acres Of potatoes. II the season is
good, the market will be flooded with
this delicious Irish fruit.
When you advertise in the Ledger
you get results. The Owl lost several
valuable chunks OF driftwcod Friday.
We advertised our loss in the Ledger
and now have said chunks In our safe.
Many smart girls who haven't the
price OF an Easter hat, are said to be
arranging TO cover and decorate the
family wasbpan. Let it go at that.
Dan Ryan is farming this year just
west Of Mexico and II is said Daniel
has fourd his soul-mate and is happy
on the good way.
Sure Mike Georgy is there with all
kinds Of sweet goods. Col. Georgy
Is proprietor Of tie Model Bakery and
has the contract to furnish Hotel Wa
verify with big fat doughnuts with
holes in them. They are juicy.
Visitors to the Springs Sunday
found the afternoon one OF streDuoS-
ity. The wind was fierce and very
few Merry Widow hats were worn.
SHE GOT THINGS A LITTLE BIT MIXED.
Once on time, the o wi is told this
funny story: "a young lady residing
on the p0rth forks Of the historic
'Possum Walk, recently visited a.
cooking school and her attention was
divided between dress worn by a.
friend and directions for making cake,
So when she undertook to write the
recipe for her mother, the old lady
was paralized to read the following Il
Take two pounds Of flour, three rows
Of plating down the front, the whites
OF two eggs cut bias, pint Of milk
rutiied round the neck, half pound
currans, with seven yards Of bead |
trimming, grated lemon peel with lace
fichu; stir well, and add a semi fitting
paletot with yisite sleeves; garnIsh
with icing and passementerle. Bake
in a moderately not oven until the
skirt is tucked from the waist down
on either side, and finish with large
satin rOsettes."' Let IL go at that.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
CHARGED WITH ENTERING
A MERCHANDISE car

Charged with entering a mefcn'n
disc car at Francis several days %s
Pete Tarleton and Ben Crow 0O'
colored, are under arrest in the cOu.
ty Jail to await trial at the 'u~
term Of the circuit court.
When the railroad authorities hs
discovered the robbery, suspicion W.
placed upon these negroes. The 81,
taken were a number Of shirts a.
upon investigation some of the sO0Y
were found in Crows room and SOI
in Tarleton's room. The two n''
were arrested by Detective HAVE
Of the Alton and the local au'nO"
ties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
REMAINS or MRS. WALTER
BUSH TO BE INFERRED HERE.

The remains Of Mrs Walter Bush,
who died in ST. Louis Saturday. viii
be brought to this city Tuesday at
noon for burial Mrs. Bush is a sis
ter-iR-law OF Mrs. John T. Ricketts,. Of
this city. The deceased is survived
by two children The Ledger extends
sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
NIIl1NN VA zIIIEdVuII
County of Audrain
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of Joseph d
Smith, deceased, viii be made at
the May term of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, Missouri.
to be held at Mexico, Missouri, on the
second Monday in May, 1909.
Cat Kirtley N. Smith. Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of Aug. J.
Fry deceased, win be made at
the May term of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, Missouri. to
Oe neld at Mexico, Missouri, on the
s. second Monday in May. 1909.
o.4t 4. 3. Henderson, Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Notice Of Final settlement.

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate Of John w.
Ellis, deceased. viii be made az
the May term Of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, Missouri. to
be held at Mexico, Missouri. on the
second Monday in May, 1909.
o-H Clyde w. Ellis, Admr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
A METHODIST DISTRICT PAR
soNAeE TO BE BUILT

The meeting Of a committee Of the
Methodist District Conference met In
this city Thursday to consider the
erection OF a $500 parsonage for the
district elder. The Rev. w. H. Han
ma at present occupies that position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

Champ Clark, Tom Bass great
Pereheron stallion, created quite q
bit Of attention Saturday afternoon
when on exhibition on the square.
Mexico horsemen should get ready
for weekly matinee races this sum.
mer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Notice Of final ssttlemsn.

Notice is hereby given that final
So ement of the estate Of J. p.
sharp deceased, win be made al
tne May term Of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, Missouri. to
be held at Mexico. Missouri. on the
second Monday in May, 1909.
wtd Emma Sharp, ExecutrIx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
OWNER OF MONTGOMERY
HEALTH RESORT DIES.

New Florence. Mo-. April 15.-Har-
yey e. Scanland, age n, died at Min
cola Springs tonight He was one OF
the leading, as well as prominent cit
izens of the county, and owner of the
Mineola Sprigns, a local health re-
sort. He was born In Pike county
and has very large acquaintance in
Northeast Missouri. He was the old
est sunday-school worker in the coun-
ty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN

a, ~ nave pains In the back, Urinary. BIadi,e,
Se.h H.nsy 1.,. Eolele and want certain, pIeassn,
agIp Tsliei from womens ill., try Mosh.s -
reaTIs,a, AalLliAN-LEAR.n III hi ATE ,eliaS,s
intending lhaSnstagOeSs s ielages AZ Female Wesknesses
~, Australlap-Lo Leaf IL sold ~ n.,,l mether
Addrsoy . nail for 50 cts Sample ssnt sses o.
N''Sss' Inc Mother Gray Co., IL Roy. wi n hkh'