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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
GREENVILLE BOY HURT.
Both Arms of Willie Little Are Frnc-
 tured.

Greenvrle. March 2s.-(special,)- While Little, young son of Mrs. J. R. Little. had both arms broken yester- day while flying a kite.
 Walking backward as he watched the ascent of the kite he fell into six foot ditch. Both bones of the right forearm were broken, and one bone of the left arm was fractured
 The series of services at the Presby- terian church, conducted for three
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

Mrs. Gee of Burnsville spent yes terday here, the guest of Mrs. W. Nj. Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

Mrs. O. c. Kelley has returned home after visiting relatives out of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

The many friends Mrs. Hunter and Miss Eileen Hunter. will regret to learn they will leave within the next few days for Orrviile. where they will make their future home,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Herr Wefxnna Dend.

Herr Wefgnnd Dead.
 Homburg. Russia. March 29.-Hefn- rich Weigand. general director of the North German Lloyd Steamship Com pany. died this afternoon. He was born at Bremen in 1855.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

SPANISH MACKEREL-POMPA Fresh shipment just in. J. l.. Boyd, IS s. Court. Phone 1248.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Reward For Murderer.

Prominent Jewish citizens of the city have banded together In an ef- fort to capture the murderers of M. Jacobson. at Flomaton a few nights ago, who was shot and robbeds' suppos- edly by negroes. This afternoon they notified officers that reward of two hundred dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
p,.~r...,ve Rr,ase whist.

{ Mobile. March 2s.-tSpeciaL)-Mrs. xfax Michael proved herself a charm 1nr hostess for the meeting of the Pro- ~ressive Bridge Whist Club this ar sernoon. The two guests were Mrs. Hsckman. of Colorado, and Miss Rlanche Klein and the prizes played Tor were. first. cut glass olive disn' ana second, a box of embroidered haho- Rerchiefs, and third. drawn work centrepiece
 Mrs. MoIer Entertains At Dinner
 A very charming affair or yes,e,ua' was the dinner given by pr, and Mrs Charles Mohr in compliment to Mrs .Alvira Polk Cooper, of New York' Fink roses formed the pretty centre decora- fion of the table and the guests were MT. and Mrs. D. R. Burgess, MT. anu Mrs. A. P. Bush. MT. and Mrs. BOY XII Boone, Mrs. Cooper, the guest or non, Or. and Messrs. J. B. waterman ana John Calling. ---l- -A-sa'
 Al a very beautiful reception recent iv given to Governor Brothers, of Mary land. at the Emmitaburg College, MISS Mary Henry Ruff1n. of Mobile. mem her of the senior class Of lsos, mace the address to his excellency. She also read the descriptions of the moving
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Seven NeGroes Arrested.

Seven negroes arc under arrest py the police charged with complicity in the robbery of the store of Watson. Parker and Reese, while the police are Investigating the systematic thefts with the view of corralling even ~ larger number. The chief offender. 1t Is charged, is Albert Spillman. one of the deliverymen who, 1t is alleged. dis tributed goods taken from the store all of the city. selling them to coiored people at small figures. Goods valued at several hundred dollars have been recovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
IS SWAMPED
ARTHUR MURPHY DROWNED n
 PNN0ACOLA BAY. eE s'
All Of the Other 0eeupants Of the Beat Swan Ashc-s-BoAy a -s--
 Has Net Been Re- eF.Ps

PensAcola, Fla, March 1o.--(EpeciaL) -workmsn coming up from Fort Pick sns, where G seawall 10 being con- structed. report the drowning some time during Saturday night. of Arthur one of the white men employ ed on the wall.
 Murphy with two soldiers and some fellow workmsn. started from the fort for the city in . small boat which swamped when nearing the shore. The boat was overloaded and the bay was very rough. All of the men swArD ashore, excepting Murphy. who evi- dently could not swim. The body mas not been recovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
BANANAS CLEANED.
MARINE NEWS.

All Kinds of old Hats Renovated By
 HOlt's Dye Works. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Cruiser Dixie Expected.

According to correspondence receiv- ed at the navy yard today. the cruiser Dixie is now on the voyage from Colon to Pensacoia and will reach here before Thursday. when she will relieve the cruiser Prairie as parent ship of the torpedo fiottlla. The Prairie will go from here to Norfolk and there take detachment of men to Colon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

Miss Sarah Morgan returned home Saturday after a pleasant visit to rela- tives in Indian Territory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Arrested Tn Savannah.

From . telegram received here to- day from Savannah by the proprietor of the Southern Hotel. c young man named E. Morris, who left here Satur- day night is under arrest in Savannah. the wire received here asking If Nor ris is wanted in Pensacola. Morris claimed he was correspondent of . Cincinnati paper and left suddenly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Social and persnnaI

Social and Personal.
 MT. M. Markstein of Chattanoora Tenn. spent yesterday here with rel atives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

At special session of the police court held today at 12 o'clock there was tried the case against wyly Ly- man. negro. who was charged with violation of the State prohibition laws. The negro was arrested about ten days ago. but the case was continued from day to day. At the conclusion of the trial today he was fined $50 and cost.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. GA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
Ordination Services.

At II o'clock this morning the fire department was called to 22 Florence street in the eastern part of the city. The fire proved to be on the roof of the cottage occupied by F. Scott and which is owned by J. s. O'Gwynn. The blaze was extinguished before much damage resulted.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

We have opportunities 10 proftably in
vest IN almost every line Of business. some
are established businesses that can De
bought outright at reasonable prices, some
ere partnerships In srowing money! a tar
men OF character and ability to invest IN
meritorious enterprises with Responsible
positions. We also have some very. az.
%trRotive farm and income property nsted
with us. In fact, our lists OF opportuni-
ties IL so diversified, that In II there Is
something that viii interest YOU. For
complies Information concerning oppor-
tunities in the following lines OF business
Advertising Cotc and Privileges. Artists
Prints, Amusements, such as Moving Pic
ture Shows. Amusement Parks, Theatrlcai
TFoupes, Bakeries, Barber Shops. Billiard
and Pool Halls, Blacksmith Shops, Carpet
and Rug stores. Coffee and Tea Store,
Collection agencies. Confectionertes, Drug
Stores, Dry Goods Stores, Employment
office for Girls, Feed stores, Furniture
Stores, General Merchandise Stores, Gents
ware Stores, Hotels and Roomtng Houses,
Jewelry Stores. Ladies' Furnishing stores,
Land Co.'S, Law, Loan and Insurance
Businesses. Livery Barns, Lumber Yards
turing Propositions, Meat Markets, Mills
and Elevators, New Industries wanted by
several Good Towns, Newspapers and
Printing Plants. Packing Plants, several
and B~ookblnding Shops, Real Estate. in
Guiding improved and unimproved farms
and ranches, city and income property;
Restaurants. Shoe Stores and Stocks, Sign
end Businesses, Spring Water Co.'S, Capital
Stock In some very Good Manufacturing
Propositions, Standing Timber.
NATIONAL REFERENCE q INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
b7a-e Brandeis Bldg. Omaha.
"a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
1907 Profit
Guaranteed

II youhsve 10000 or 100000 to invest it will pay
you 10 investigate this proposition. YOU WILL BE
GUARANTEED UNCONDITTONALLY A PROFIT
OF 1905 ON YOUR INVESTMENT IN THREE
YEARS. This is a gilt edge, conservative, safe in
vestigation- We only need $15yOOO00 and when this
amount is secured this unusual opportunity will be
gone. You will never again have an opportunity like
this, 50 act at once. Best Of bank references furn-
ished. Address II. 366 Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
HELP WANTED-MALE
PRUDENCE

sometimes consists not so much in
looking ahead as in Walking that way
which In merely n different way OF
saying that II looking into the future
you see the wisdom Of perfecting your
self for n career as a Stenographer,
B|ookkeeper or Te~legrapher, you
should start to perfect yourself In
these lines Of work TODAY!
Don't wait until next fail. Com
mence today. Garry on your studies
during the summer. BE perfected in
your new profession when fall arrives
instead OF waiting until then to
start. Then your be six months
ahead of your fellows. Then-youH
be ready to assume the duties OF a
Stenographer, Bookkeeper or Teleg-
rapher just at the very time when
Stenographers, Bookkeepers and Tel
egraphers are in greatest demand
when the most opportunities will be
open to you-when the most doors OF
advancement will be open to you.
Send for new catalogue.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
FLORISTS
IContinued.O

mp CUT FLOWER DEPT.
store; the finest place in the city to buy
your cut flowers and floral designs. Boxed
and delivered to any yart Of the city.
Flor)-MS64 Mia
HENDERSON'S 90 For the freshest cut
flowers. Daily from our own lighthouses.
Telephone Douglas 1855. 1919 Farnam ST
Mica Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
HELP ~WANTED-MALE


AGENTS. statesmen. mail order people and
those who desire to improve their tinan
cial conditions should Join The Mutual
Agents League. II will put you In touch
with the latest and most profitable propo-
sitlons In the land. The league desires
10000 new members. No membership Zee
Send lOc for mailing expenses and you
will be enrolled as full-fledged member
You will receive membership certificate
emitting you to all benefits. NO otheI
dues, assessments or fees. You VIII re
ceive one copy Of The Booster. Maya,
zine" which will keep you posted on an
that is new and worth knowing on tlS
agency and mail order field. You VIII
receive 5 per cent discount certificates III
payment of merchandise purchased IRON
wholesale houses belonging to the leaBuy'
This is worth many dollars. You VIII re.
ceive ''The Agents Friend proving tnat
agents need no license for selling. worth
sc. Receive advance Information OF new
money making propositions. Free IN
formation on any subject pertaining 10
agency work. The Mutual Agents League
has been created for your benefit and you
should join. Send your little dime ana
receive everything mentioned above,
THE MUTUAL AGENTS LEAGUE,
Sc Plymouth Place, Dept. 10. chicago III
Q)-250 Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
HELP WANTED
MALE AND

AN BODH-either sex-can make "a daily
all year raising mushrooms for hotels
Hno restaurants with my spawn In cell
iars, sheds, boxes, &c. Free illustrated
instrgction bookl"'. Hiram Barton, 80 w.
4Sth ST., New York. o.
WANTED-Gentleman or lady 10 sell
calendars; wRll-pockets. novelties and
post cards In South Omaha, Omaha,
council Bluffs, also in states. Expert
enced preferred. lincoln Novelty Adver&
Using Co, Lincoln, Neb. QO)-M407 i0x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

wANTED-Agents; men and women can
earn from so to S25 weekly selling our
groceries to the family trade in COM
munities Of from 1000 to 10000 popula-
ton; permanent employment; cash com
mission paid; free sample case turnlshed'
Louis, Mo. N)-2ZS sx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
FOR GARDEN AND LAWN

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY and a COM
plete line OF nursery stock, home grown;
grounds. 18th and Harvey. Red $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

TERRY College. 10th and Farnam sts.
4O7-May q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
Housekeepers and DOmestics.

EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work; family of three. 1922 8, 18th Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

MAKE $50 TO s5 A wEEK-Easv, quick.
Men, women: all or spare time; showing,
taking orders, appointing agents; expert
ence unnecessary. q. II. Huested, Mich''
son. Maine; Am delighted, so are friends.
Took 10 orders in 3 days Ed Wilson:
sold s first day" George Halman:
Already have 70 ORDERS This patent
day make $50 to $5 profit weekly. Most
wonderful air burning stove ever IN
vented. Ideal for summer use. consumes
800 barrels OF air to l gallon kerosene OIL.
those sold in stores. No wick; no ValVe'
cool kitchens. Best season right now.
VIM. Stevens. Mass. writes: Best stove
out: no smoke, easily operated, perfectly
safe" Not dangerous like gasoline. EnoT-
nous demand. Where operated people
stop, look-lO see. s buy. All sizes. Price,
SO and up. Write today for territory.
World Mfg. Co, 81 World Bldg. Cinoin-
nati Ohio N-M36 Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
HELP %WANTED-MALE
Agents and ssIesmen--COntinued.

WE have positions for three energetic,
reliable statesmen to sell the STANDARD lne
Of live stock and poultry preparations 20
dealers In good territories In Kansas,
Iowa and Illinois. Will give exclusive
territory and ray good commission or
salary and EXPENSES. We can use only
men who are experienced in selling a
speciality line to dealers, who can show
successful records and. are straight ana
reliable. To such men we can offer an
attractive proposition. State fully In first
letter age, present employment, kind OF
goods sold, amount OF salary or oommts-
sions earned and II satisfactory will ar
range interview.
STOCK FOOD COMPANY,
oD-Ml0 Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

CITY salesman, 800.
4 bkprs. in and out of the city, $40-SeO-$s5,
$50.
Stenographer, r. r., S65.
Stenographer, commercial.
S travelling statesmen, mercantile, staple
lines, $75-$100.
2 collectors, $50.
We also have numerous other miscellan-
eous calls for immediate acceptance. Call
or write for complete list Of vacancies.
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASSN, INC.
100 N. Y. Life Bldg Est. 7 Yrs)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
(4)-MS22

Mcdowell Dressmaking school. 1913 Parnam.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
BLANCHE BATES AND
A NEWSBOY
Observation-Disclosures

There's tiuy hd 20 ueaaloY
Who plies hts trade on the mcky
side 90 Wet tfnd g. aho Cor the
paHi slx weeks or 90 haa bean ear
rying on auite a desperate flHnlion
with Miss blanche Bates Twice a
week after tha matinee Performance
~ rhe t1KhtinH iiaF ghlH Yuunn
atFr salts AZ the tismara theatre
stage dosf and eaeofts Miss Bates %
her aufafnublie. aesa that Hhe iE
comfortably tucked ln. and then.
after raising hia cap Invariably
brings ths interview a. a ciase ~
enchanting We'll gnodby. itlancbr.
take care u Yauraaifi~
The HniY thinE thaf hae prevented
thr kialiie from pressing his alter.
tinn upon the actress after fhe ef ~ 5
ina performance Ia ths depfesainH
facf that the paiiea anEeiua finse far
neushofH uudrF certain as
promptly ~ 10 o'cipck At iast
wednesday, matinee the aeeai.ay
tmtarrta Aiias iiatra b aernst-
inE her AZ the atage dnar ~igh a
huEe orange In either hand ard ca.
Claiming Say blanche wont yau
please have an Grange firssr have
two ofanaeaf~ Miss Hates. after
thanking him far hia Ernrraag3f with
ono hreath frprimauded hlm for
hia nxfF#eaKaner with ere uHxt MnA
finally effected cHfrrromtHn ~
whirh chs aErrrd ta aerept ONE
orange on condition that D. Muuid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER
Dear Madam


You have 100000 sisters what we mean is sister
Of the sscrhood OF the female race-sorory that
what they call itO
Wen You. dear madam, have 100000 sisters in the
United States who living incomes Of less than $500
a year.
Surprising. isn't it7 But true So the census report
shows And nobody quarrcs with the cold population sta
tstics OF the census machines
To these 100000 women any increase ia the cost of
living is a serious thing Even the small amount OF 80
per cent added 20 the cost OF pair Of cotton stockings
q serious thing Stockings the woman must have. and
something 10 cover her hands-mitcns or gloves Some
sort 81 hat She must have, and undcrclohing-
wool IN winter and Of kind ready made
And She must have her coffee and her shoes and
her cake Of coap and the oil for her Kerosene lamp
Now we suppose that you know that the Payne tariff
bin increases the price Of all these things-"uxurcs"
Payne calls them All these things that the very poor
simply have 20 have And suppose you know that the
proportion Of tax increase is much higher on the cheap
cotton stocking than the silk stocking; ON the chcap
knit glove than on the fine kid glove
such the fact II Is like that through the list The
PayneAdrich tariff bill drawn put rs per cent
OF all the added tax burden the shoulders of the persons
whose incomes are less than $500 a year
DO you think that is air2 Do you think IL wise Iepis
aton or good satccra2 Couldn't you do better your
self il you had q vote?
Tell your husband about it, and your brother and
your son. and YOUR father and have them tell their con
sessnen and senator's what they think Writei Write
Write now Youl Very respectfully.
Aprl II, lyD Editor Daily Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
THEY JUST WON'T Bg CON.
WINGED THAT THEY ARE
WRONG.
nv BARNEY poops.

Deliver me from the woman
kicker" said Arthur ~ Williams.
manager Of the contract department
of the city lighting ayatem. II
don't mean the high stepping VA
rlcty they are all right but the
real mad feminine character with
a complaint who thinks that we
are touching her pockethook
woman with fire IN her eye marches
protect him In tho least when a
Williams official titio dnoan /
up % the counter IN fact. no
could be more aptly styled the pFln.
cipal buffer" ~ tho clerks gen.
orally turn a patron over 20 him
whom the said patron shows signs
~ temper
And through n All Williams re-
mains smiling and serene. never a
hot word nor an impatient gesture
escapes him. even though he ia
being called everything Ia the
crooks veruaeulsr
he 10 Patlsnt Now.
Il used 10 gee up on my dignity
myself when these FOLKS started on
a rampage. but / found that Il took
up too much energy that might bet.
tor be- spent on something else. aud
besides Il would spoil the rest of
the day Tor me. Then / would so
home with a prize Crouch and pick
a nRht with some one. 50 that for
a Willis nfo was ono lans battle.
Hut ! am getting wiae. no matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

~gav. Misu Hates the ND that sou
sues With SOC arrested lie wanted
ua To aah yuu % come ainuE down
Hes duWn 60 the derry apeiety-
Not on YUur iifri' exclaimed abe
nrtfrsa frfyoniiY Then turning 20
hrr maid ahr said "t'nu you See
what che nrwupsp peers would d. %
mo ~ went down theref don't
mind belns a slater 10 any man ~
my slzn. bat Im nat going to las
myself open - fhe charge ~ being
a mother tn ihls younEatef fpu
g. down and sre. Aiaa caine. and
buy him trousers and bail him uut
n 1ga hke. bat don't you mention
mY name ~ you waiun your iife and
position
a. last accounts abe nawahaY
though incased ~ his nas trousers.
ans aliii IA duFancn vile a Ia grfrY
ana MiHa uates each morning Do
sliii arsnninE the newspapers. APP
pFfhrmsiVm fuf Hnnne such headline
ae blanche Hates f1mda Ter Long
Loot CHILD 90 Lavish fsRpeudi.
lnrna on blanche Rates The Actress
Brings Prominent NeNHboY t@
Grief and JAR 90 Nea York Evening
aun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
Club Terms Are Easier

Not only It possible 20 effect handsome saving in the
There's dues waiting. red tape Simply select any
piano desired Pay the initial payment and the piano de-
lvered at The balance be paid in weekly or
monthly installments you choose
Club members choose between the very choicest
regular catalogue styles OF such famous makes the Kim
BALL the Lester the Hobart NJ Cable the Haet Davis
the Schubert the Story Clark, the Marshall Wendell.
the Schumaun and many other highest grade pianos sold
regularly aud exclusively by the Pioneer Piano House
Club "a members pay So down and weekly payments
Of Sis 70 $3.50 (pay more you like but this is all that
IS requircd)
Members Of Club ID" pay $40 to SIS upon joining and
Sis TO 500 per week.
Club CO members pay 81 $50 down and the balance
in weekly payments OF S275 10 $3.50
Members OF Club "D" get their pianos for so TO SIS
down and payments Of S275 TO $3.50 a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

motor. Misn natra for the first tins
got b fear view ~ the yeunestef. and
observed that thr scat ~ bis imigk-
orbachefa vas suffering most 90.
VerelY from absent treatment 80
whrn be had tucked her "a camis
furiAhlY. Miar Hates remarked
Look here. Master niehny piekay
Doubt don't YOU think that instead
90 buying oranges Zoe mo ypu
ought % Be- investing in q new pair
90 trousers
overeama with confnslan. uis
fhud STAN msFad "geef fm sorry
yuu aeea that hnir. blanche was
walking sideways ua you wuulanA
rrt nn But fli haye a new pair
neat uesk rto SOC 90 eguta sawed
uu airssds
Well fai 81 ahead and save ali
you can ant find aut b8w maeh q
Eau1 strong seaird pair aili cssL
and when Epa come round g. soc me
un Saturday afternoon III make up
iha aifgefpnre
Thank sou. blanche. ynufa on.
raid she All and went hiH Aay
on Saturday anruunun. " tsita Misc
natsa vas dressing for the street
after fue matinee. abe Stage door
kret~r RAPED 81 her dfssf and said
"sNss Bates there's about 10
new alsaYs Sc ihr stage door. and
cant drive tilnm aNhY TheB all
say they've Fut co aer you a nnce
guess Some ffien8 ~ yours De- In
trauhln
~sen1 tuo - them Zee hafe and
shoe fhe ret 10 them aHzlsr ssid
abe actress
f1vs minutes later aeissatinn
consisting ~ a ta1 mnkg resih ~
10 and q tiny mite ~ Y Nar uah
efed inta the stars dressing room
Zach roash nAH twisting hls cnn
prrtousiY So his hand FIuallY the
hix ONE. "a spokesman atamtahrei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
Get a Piano on
The Club Plan
You Save by Cooperating in
Wholesale Buying

The d s Johnston Piano Club plan Of selling is great
HUT that's be expected This Club Plan is not
Something for Nothing Scheme lis the best and fair
est piano offer ever made 60 discriminating lovers
anywhere. It's sound. straightforward business PROPOSE
ton.
II means that you buy dealer huys-wieh all the
mddemans profits. agents commissions etc. eliminated
Instead OF buying sngly you join with others m wholesale
buying Anyone knows that sell hundred pianos
time for great deal less than sngy. In other words.
ts the application Of the wholesale principles the Retail
Department Simple, isn't tp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

teat was not made correctly We viii
pay all expenses.
Threaten 20 Firs Him.
Strange 10 say. The people who
make the most needless trouble are
the ones roputcd 20 be wealthy and
who think they have considerable
political Influence These kickorn
OF course. are mostly men ] have
been told that ! waa 20 be fired "a
many times, aud by men who
rally thought poHaohaed political
power. that ] have ceased 10 worry
when anyone hands that out now
nut women are the most uufea
aonnble. A man viii admit when
he secs that he In In the wrong but
never woman. She puts up q
fight until the laat. and never seems
20 bo pacifisd al any explanation
that We can give"
do you ever find Instances Of
current steallngT" was asked him,
Caught Stealing "Jules."
yes, indeed Just recently Wa
discovered man WIN has been
prominent Ia business circles Tor
a number of years. aud who bad a
scheme whereby his light bill wan
reduced 90 cents per month How
ever. n that same man thought Tor
one minute that We were taking
advantage ~ him Ia the extent "
cents per uunth he would prove
Troublesome.
20 the people would only give un
credit for a deaire "a give them fair
treatment. ife would be = whole
lot brighter. That's what We are
hers for. Ia give tho best light pos
aihle TOT the least amount ~ money
yet some FOLKS regard un AZ the
worst type ~ crlmlnala.