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The Washington times., 1910-02-16
-FEL BETTER
LETTERS ARRIVING
Ungaub and Street Take Pen in Hand to Announce
Ante-Seasonal Fitness-Oh Boiling Out
Lame Shoulder.
BY THOMAS S. RICE.

inspiring occupation, hence his real
worth IS still unknown Cantillon
be a diamond iu the rough n he gets ms
arm ia shape
Billy Lehman condition was stlll eN-
tTemely critical this morning. and there
are small hopes that he will be restored
% health.
That the American League would 80
90 the extreme OF ab0Ii shinE spikes this
year was hardly 10 have been expected,
hut the agitation caused by the injuries
Last season has worked good IN Jhdl
there viii now be a systematic ehoIt 10
devise UaFs and means OF pIoleClilE
players as much as possible Rose.
Hrcsnahan was kiddcd nearly out OF
the league when he used shin guards,
and players VINO use patent srneres
now TO save themselves from INJURY VIII
he giEgIed 90 when they first appear,
hut the ridicule viii soon die away me
first man 10 wear n catcher NIT was
given the big hO0t, while the mask ana
wind pad were long subjects OF derl-
sion Hence. u viii not ue wise =
suffaw coarsely because you happen 10
see q man or the field with new ap-
pliance for stsli-uE or injuries Ihese
Improvement are bound 10 come ana
The sooner the better.
Uncle Joe Cannon SAYS champ Clark
IS man Of great possibilities AidL
Is not what jimmy McAieer thought OF
Jerry Downs
The announcement that the Washing
ton management VIII stand pat on Us
present team hardly counts fpr much.
NcAleeT may T5't make any deals at
present. Hr- there b. every possibility
that he VIII latur.' long tie VIII nave
,s see what Browne. f4eEEieT- iseilN riL.
AMI Milan promise as HltterS- and after
that be can go ahead Whether he
really wants George stone IS q question
stone has Tad a bad 1ID- ana ds ag
was his boss last year 1irA teeT SuoliA
he a good judge OF stone s. prospects
sCribed. stone would scarcely be a neip-
ful addition to the team lf he is IN
shape, he would be "a most desirable cltl-
zen. and. despite the high falItn' talh
from St. Louis about Johnson being IaN
only man VINO would Re accepted Tor
may 20 through
Now watch for rHe stories about Jim
J0fTrles licking grizzlies with one hand,
knocking down the records OF T. r
as q mountain lion eXre-winatOT. etc
These ler-at- e-lauatlc1s VIII be as IN
eVitaH'e az yarns about h'ld-our players
There IS rease uto believe that both
Georketou-n University and the South At
isutic Association uf rHc Amateur Ath-
Ieri~ Union WI. adopt r-a -- gEnStfDu made
fu TINS column yesterday that q commit
tee hp appointed 20 go 20 Reading. Pa.
and t5no oUt whether Curly BEro TealiF
played on the T-l-Sta-e team there IN
der the name OF Charles II is a rrac-
teal method 1f settling q dispute wii~I
viii leave a had impression unless 10 IS
settled So definitely that there can be
no shadow of doubt on the decision
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CINCINNATI FAN
HAS NEW SCHEME

4 Cincinnati fan suggests Iaaf
the Reds be given s25.0o0 n they
win the National League pennant
the coming season
His plan is 10 Haye the Fall Fes-
tivaI Association set aside $4,000
10 be Eiven the players.
He suggests having the reward
painted in huge red figures on the
fence at the bail yard so that
every player csa see % every
minute he Is o. the field.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Final Count Shows Oil In-
dividualS Entered in
Games.
PAUL. WILL TRY
FOR NEW RECORD
Crack Penn Miller TO Be Feature
Attraction at Both
Sessions.

The complete order of events for the
Federal Indoor Games shows that in
clUding trial and mai heats there IS q
total Of sixty events. tweuty-eisht I'm
the afternoon and thirty-Jw0 al night
Twsnry-four Of these events viii Zoe re-
lag races. ten OF which VIII br KUN IN
the afternoon The final count on the
number Of competitors shows q total Of
61l individuals, who have made nearly
1,it0 entries.
IN addition 20 the relay races, The star
event Of both afternoon and evening
viii BE- the attempt of Paul. Of Penn
sylvania. iurerCOlleElat~ champion and
record holder. 10 create a new oue-r1lIe e.
American indoor record There VIII bs
a limited number gf starters I'm this
eve nj, which has been made the final
event OF the games
Ehe order OF events for the afternoon
zu-s i --rHH== aeH
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Killing MAY BALK
ON HEAVY FINE

KANSAS CITY. No. Feb. 16,-Johu
King said today when shown the
statement Of Garry Hermann that
he would he rciustated and probably
fined $1,000
fI would have To think about that
long time before coming TO a de-
CISion- one thousand dollars is 4 big
sum Of money. Other players" add
ed king who have been guilty Of
much worse 0TeuSes than that with
which 7 am charged have got of with
2 fine Of $50 OF less
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
DUFFY CANNOT SEE
ANYTHING But SOX
New Chicago Manager Tells Fans
That Little First Place
Story

CHICAGO. Feb I6-Tne White S0x
VIII win the peunant in the American
League this year. according 10 HUEhy
Duffy, new manager Of the South Side
club who has arrived IN Chicago to
take up his new duties Duffy is en-
thusil--ic over the outlook OF the club
and declares the Youngsters secured last
fall viii give Chicago fans one Of the
best teams Il has ever seen
Duffy came from Providence. r ].
prepared TO take charge of the South
side club and assist President CoUisSey
in arra1 1EinE the details Of the training
trip. the selection OF the players who
are 10 he sent with the first and second
squads and other details connected with
the opening of the baseball season
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
PA Randolph St, Richmond, Va.

The symptoms Mr. Belam describes in his of Carr are
Familiar who suffers with this
he had endured the discomfort and suffering and greatly
cOuaged after another failed him. When
at last he realized that CatarTh blood disease he that
former treatments had wrong and only blood purifier like
). 5. ) could produce permanent good results.
CatarTh rey affection of the membranes:
deepeated blood disease in which the entire circulation and
greater Of the system involved from impurities
accumulating the circulation and the blood goes every
portion of the boly the catarrhal names
the different surfaces and causing unhealthy
and 1nfammaoy and producing the other well
symptoms of the trouble
he failure OF CCal produce permanent good
results Caarrh due entirely TO the fact that such do
not reach the Of the trouble Temporary relief
often be had b. using douche inhalation no cure
can be effected until The blood purified of irritating
cures CataTrh by cleansing the blood of all impure
catarrhal matter and the building up the system by
its unequaed tonic effects goes circulation and
Of foreign impurity words
S S cures Catarh by purifying the blood that mucous
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
TEFFRIES PLANS
A HUNTING TRIP

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. I6.-James J. JET
fries and sam Berger passed through
here en- route to san Francisco today
JenrieS said that after looking after
business matters IN san Francisco they
viii 20 TO LIS Angeles and engage
training quarters. and then start on a
months hunting trip before going into
training
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CONFIDENT
OF BEATING MORAN

CHICAGO. Feb Harlem Tommy
Murphy stopped Of ir this city for an
hour today before c~lti-ui1E 20 san
Francisco where hp .fErrT owen Moran
before Coffrofh's club February y
lie iS suuTemelv confident Of whipping
the British boxer before tue scheduled
twenty rounds are passed
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
ORDER OF EVENTS.


Fffty-ysrd dash-Novice frrisI hea-sF-
Fifty-yard dash-Cpen handicap Ctrial
heats.
Relay race l5r0 ya-dsl-Cha npionship
Boys Department, washington Young
Men Christian Association
Relay race for junior teams l513
ysrds}-Bra ddock Athletic Club, Boys
Department Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. and Baltimore City
College
Fifty-yard dssh-Novice (dnsl heat}-
Relay race zone mlle)-Aercury Ath-
leuc Club, Baltimore Cross Country
CLUB
Relay race zone milel-BaI1inore Y NJ
c A, Washington Y n. c. A, and Nc
C,ullOuEh Athletic Club
Fifty-yard hurdles ttrial heats
eS9-yard TuE-\OvlCe-
Relay race Q.Z1G ya1ds)-FIaylg7V A-h-
letic club, Potomac Athletic Club tSec-
ond team, fremont AthIe5ic Club tseC-
ond team, Boys Department Washing
ton Z n G a
Relay race for second teams G-115
ysrds)-EashiuE1oH Grove A A, Dis
trict National Guard, and Washington
Y. n Q A
ReIsy race u-Z1o washington
Barracks, Fort Nyer, and Fort " ash
1nZton- Nd, teams OF enlisted men
5t-yard rUn-Haudicap tdnaI heaL-
6f-0-yard TUn-Open handicap
Relay race for midget teams f't9
yards}-WaShiu9t1 Juvenile Club and
BOYS Department. Y IL g. A
Relay race u.111 yards kendall Ath-
letic Club. Advent Athletic Club and
JUNIOR Richmond GrayS-
5o-yard-luvltatioE ttrlal neaES)-
Relay race Tor midget teams 600
rdsl-Georgetown Junior PDsps and
Carroll Institute
RsIay race zone miieY-EFa ashington
Grove ~ a and st Paul A. a
Relay race G-1JJ yards EliverCiale A
c. Potomac A c. and fremont A G
Two-mile run-Open handicap
5-yard hurdles-Opcn handicap fhnaI
heat).
449-yard ruu-South Atlantic azsorfa-
ton Championship
Relay race Zone mifel-Ffrth Regiment
National Guard and Diztrc1 National
Guard.
Relay race tone mi1eJ-3IarvIard AEri-
cultural COLLEGE Richmond College. ana
S.. Johns. College tAn1anoIIzJ-
Loog-yarF r1n-Opeu handicap.
z-'-l ard Decentralization Cu-I aeaD-
Relay race zone miief-AIerJ eTSDer5y
Academy and Episcopal High SCHOOL
Relay race zone wi5=r-C Carlisle Indians
snd Wesleyan UNIVERSITY
Special DUe-mile EasGIcau F-lu- with
limited number Of starters fu which
" G PAUL, University or I'enllzy5vauia Ma
intercollegiate champion and record
holder VIII tTE for new American
indoor record
FIELD EVENTS.
AFTERNOON
Standing broad ump tErsde schcoIs)-
Eight-poUnd sHc--put grade schools
Running high jump lopen interschoI-
astiCl
Standing broad Jump loueu inter
scholastic
Putting the 1--pound shot lopen in
teTschoiastfc1.
EVENING
sixreen-pOund shot-put loren haIdi-
cRp).
Running high jump (opeB handicap
Stxteen-Pou0d shot-pUt tSoUrh Atlantic.
cha mpionshipl-
Three standing hops (sT scratch.
AFTERNOON
Grade school and Eastern interScho-
lsstiC mpionShipE-
50-yard dssh-F'Or grade schools (t-iaL
heats
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
RAISE SUSPENSION

Trs Gaithersbur- basketball team vas
TODAY restored 10 good -TaCes in the
Arnzteu- Athletic Union
Its suspension followed a game with
the Geo Eetowu CoiieEisus. an unsanC-
toned team
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
ISBELL BUYS REILLY.

CHICAGO. Feb -s.-Fraux TsheT. 7F
blcn1Ta- purchased Iutlei1er 'F3s 0--''
Kelley from the CHICAGO Americans.
Reilicy was with the Chicago Americans
st the end o. last year. ana came there
direct from Yale
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
HEARNE IS SOLD.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb 1s--1IanaEer
Jack Dunn, Of the Baltimore Eastern
League team. has sold HuEhev Hea rue
rhe veteran catcher. to Joe McGinnity-s
Newark Indians The consideration IS
not stated
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

The Washington baseball players are
becoming the real ready letter writers
When they have time they take pen in
hand and write ia Business Manager
Billy Fowler 10 report that they are
well and hope he is the same. They also
write 20 Nr Noyes and point with pride
10 their averages last year. At least
some OF them point that way Others
point out thar they lacked condition
IN the year Of grace, 1899, but never felt
better IN an their lives than now that
they are on the verge Of 1910 Among
the proud pointers are Charley Street
and Bob C~SIsub, whose missives ar
rived this morning, stating that they
were feeling 80 zood thai they were
afraid Of themselves. Unglaub has So
ed the distinction of being men
toned in Christy Mathewson's novel,
won in the Ninth and writes as be
comes a prominent figure IN Literature
his own literary style is marked b.
d Snibed dictation and quiet reserH O.
SIX O'Loughliu and other umpircs
are hoping ne viii maintain this line
Of conduct when the big strife begins.
Street, who IS also I'm the Mathewson
book, but under an assumed name,
does not feel so restrained. and writes
a bit slaUEily, buJ breezily
Your Uncle Joe Cannon would make
one grand president Of the National
League
Doc ReisIinE-s appearance At Hot
Springs brings 20 mind the fact which
has been overlooked by many fans, 10
wit that he is still a member OF the
Washington team How long he Will
ne member after the season opens
remains TO be seen Reisling has the
reputation Of being one Of the bra inicst
pitchers that ever Ioed a slab Like
Tom Hughes he knows the game thor
OuEhiy and his own speciality especially
well He has won many a game wher
le ''Cidn 2 have a thing. simply by
making his brains atone for deficiencies
In his arms and fingers. ReiSling Is
no longer q cub and there is some fear
thst he may not come back this year
but be himself is fun Of coufden~e
and predicted ~ the end Of last season
that ne would have major league goods
rO deliver A. snort notice IN 1910
Weather's gerrin' sort o. basebsHy'
these days
Ohl. the young sOUthpaW CantUion
dug MP IN the wilderness toward the end
or last season, when Washington was
gathering the worlds greatest collection
Of naSNoall cUrloSiCIeS. has been ordered
% boil ont AZ Hot Springs. Ark. with
the veterans because or lame shoulder
" hich bothered him. Oil is big fellow
and pitched some good ball for the
Nationals, even if his work was .-x-
tremeIy s0ottv and uneven. because ~
his lack OF opportunities in this league
and his general fueNpeTieure. He was
the victim TO finish games that other
men had already lost. which iS not an
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
HOLDS
CLAIM ON STRUNK

PHILA DELPHIA. Feb. I6.-NiTvauLee
has secured first claim ON StrInk IN
case Manage Mack decides ne won't
10 for the Ar1icTicE-
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
HOW He CURED
HIS CATARRH

wrote You time ago giving you of my
ufengs with awful Of Catah- had all the symp
which accompany this disease such dropping
back the throat desire and spit
feeling Of dryness IN the throat cough and splitting upon
arising sCabs forming the which required effort
blow sometimes causing my bleed leaving
headache suffered five wears all the
trying different local of inhalatous suufs
douches good greatly
discouraged As heard from YOU commenced S s
YOU advised aud after using short while change
for better believing trouble was
in the blood, and S s. made permanent
entirely free from CataTrh
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
AUTO RACING GAME
ESCAPES JOHNSON
Pugilist's Necessity for
Training Changes Cher
iShed Plan.
By HARRY WARD.

There seems 20 be little chance that
Jack Johnson VII break into the lime
light as an automobile race driver be
fore he dons the miJts for his night with
Jenries- Johnson owns several high
powered cars. and he is very fond OF
hitting the high places with them He
aspires 10 be d darinE race driver. but
has evidently given Up the idea for the
time being. as the time Is approaching
when ne must begin active training
Johnson al the wheel Of q racing car
would he a novelty. and would draw
many people 10 the track Co see him
perform.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

Fred : Lincoln, IHe Sroerer agent
has evolved an interesting scheme that
NiI1 undoubtedly attract much arteE-
ton To the SrJeTer car. He Is having a
HFt-p passenger touring car ualuted in
coaching col1rs- The panels viii be OF
a canary yellow with broad vertical
stripes or black. while cardinal red
panels viii be set across the middle of
lle doors The CeloTs or Mr- Lincoln s
car VIII be striking example OF the
0Iioerer uade-to-order policy, the max
ers having decided 10 turn out their
cars In any color OF. combination Of col
oFS desired 10y the purchaser.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

surfaces and Innings
of the body are all
supplied S with
healthy bio cd in
stead Of being irrita-
ted and dis a S ed
from a continual sat-
uration of catarrhal
impurities. Then
the in1ammed an d
irritated membranes
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

Usually faU is the time chosen BY
motor car manufactures for the an
uo-ucement OF new models The Pierce
Arrow Motor Car Company of Buffalo
however has left the conventional path
i1 this regard IN placing on the market
new model soon after the beginning
% the year The new model Is a s5-
horsepower n-passenEeT touring
landau and like all the present models
~- FIe--e-A-roN cars. Its motive power
Isl a slN-cEiiuGer motor
The first of these cars vas exhibited
at the recent Madison Square Garden
show and attracted instant interest II
was a car built for a specific purpose,
mat purpose being extended touring,
and WAS designed 10 meet every possible
eZiSenCy Of the road and give the pas
Seugers the maximum OF comfort in
districts where accommodations were
not plentiful, and the car itself prac-
tiralIy the only habitatiCu- A car similar
TO the new model in many respects was
used by an American during an eN-
tensive tour in Europe last yeoT and the
present model contains ma ny improve
u.ents and refnemeuts suggested by his
experience abroad
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

heal the discharge checked the noises all cease the stomach
is toned up the throat no longer cogged with phegm every
annoying symptom Of the disease corrected There Is but one
CatarouT the blood there is absolutely
safe and boOJ 0JrGe-S s. We special book on
Catarh viii send this book and also special medical advice
desired free all wh0 write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA /
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

According to sdvices received 10y the
Cook & StOddard Company. sales OF
Baker electriCS for 1910 delivery show
the greatest Increase in the history of
the Baker c0mpany's business The
new shaft drive models are the most
popular ever turned out OF the Baker
plant and there Is every indica ton
that the entire output viii be sold early
in the season.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

inspiring occupation, hence his real
worth is StiN unknown. CanuilOH
thought him quite conner and he may
be a diamond iu the rough II he gets MS
arm ia shape
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

Your Uncle Joe Cannon would make
one grand president Of the National
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

Dr- A b Hey.. OF the Cincinnati
Automobile Club. who * representing
the Ohio Automobile Association at the
convention being held here this week
Or the three As. is plugging hard for
the GHdden tour 20 start this year
from Cincinnati If the contest board
decides upon our city as the starting
point Of the tour said Dr. HeyI. we
intend 10 give the participants the
greatest sendof they have ever had
Phil Drake, cf the Philadelphia
branch Of the @ & J. Tire Company,
was q visitor in Washington during the
week. He has placed the G. * J. aEeucv
I'm this city with the Rudolph & West
COMPANY who viii carry 4 stock Of
all sizes
A. Stanley LeU, president OF the Motor
Car Company has just returned from
q flying visit 10 the Chicago automobile
show He states the show ic the great
est exhibition OF the kind ever held in
the West, both from an artistic and
business standpoint
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

Now watch for tae stories about jim
Trr-rIeE licking grizzlies with one hand
knocking down the records Of T 2
as q mountain lion exre-uinatOT. etc
These lar-air euauarious VIII be as IN
evitahre az yarns about hold-our players
The Ward County independent., 1910-05-26
Interesting Session
OF Music Club

The Wednesday morning music
club met at 1890 o'clock Wednesday
morning at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
N. A. Larsen Of Walders street. Mrs.
Steele of Mohall assisted in arrang-
ing the programme which was com
posed of the following numbers
Paper, On Scandinavian Music
Mrs. G.. D. Colcord.
Vocal se1ection-Mrs II. HI. Steele
Piano solo-Mrs. Miles. -
Vocal solo-Mrs. r. e. Barron.
Piano solo-Mrs. Nelson.
Violin solo-Otto Ellison.
The program was longer than usual
and every number was thoroughly en-
joyed. Mrs. Steele spent the winter
months in California and the members
were delighted to welcome her re-
turn, as she is one OF the prominent
members of the club.
The Ward County independent., 1910-05-26
PLANT TREES.

The North Dakota laws provide
for liberal tree bounty as follows:
"Any person who shall hereafter
plant, cultivate and keep in a grow.
ing, thrifty condition one acre and
not more than ten acres of prairie
land with any kind of forest trees,
and shan plant or have planted said
trees not more than eight feet apart
each way, shall be entitled to So for
each acre so planted and cultivated,
to be deducted annually from the
taxes levied against said real estate,
comprising 80 acres, $50 acres or 800
acre farms as the case may be, upon
which said trees are growing; but
such bounty shall not be paid unless
such grove shall have at least 400
The Ward County independent., 1910-05-26

cousin to MAki<fs15ss<t. !, y;
80 Bnwbels Tribune: jEpe & q = I,
Clemens ,oe TIA Bownelh schools =
: fourth "a coassa s, Z of the lSssa;Iits1
Samuel Lanshorns Clsmens tAark
Twain. whose death occurred last
week immediatsly followins his g,
turn from ths BsRnsdaA vA9t q
had spsnt : fey weeks = hope 8
srssainlns his health. PFpe. Clemens
informed the Tribune that ths az.
florence in spslrns At the nAs1,sa 4
tho one n n, plaee Of a : II ,ths
last syllals. vas explained to him u
his. grandmother q there. big two
families Of Clemen, In tho Same town
and q their mail frequently became
mixed. memheFa oe one hmiiy -
ting mail intended for members ol
the other, II was decided by the
head Of one Of tho families that IN
effective way which to remedy the
trouble would be bor himself and
Immediate members Of his family to
drop the from the last syllable Of
their name and insert an instead,
which they did and which henceforth
proved effective in accompli ishing the
result sought.
The Ward County independent., 1910-05-26

that they. get what they ordered and
paid for in advance before they can
see or test the article. .s
Is it not foolish as well - dan
gerous to patronize such mail order
houses where you send your money
in advance, and sensible to patronise
your home merchants that help pay
your taxes!
Your home merchant 10 . necessity
and IL It not your duty to give him
,your trade that Is may stay with
yod3 Hi interests are your later.
sSsts. ia
The Ward County independent., 1910-05-26
JUDGMENT AGAINST SEARS, ROE
BUCK 4 co. INCREASED.

We reproduce below the story Of q
law suit that may prove interesting
for many Of our readers who have
read some Of the extravagant claims
Of the catalogue houss. the IN
cident refsred to = : criterion Of
the reifaSality thereof We wonder
what the IN Win asss4, 90
Sears. Rebuch Z cer re AZ ,chicaso
mail osdeHSouse. hsS 6esa ordseed
by the oSptts ftsgpay tssmages, a.l Of Of
$15.75o toa ahAss Ag5,,aetiskhAE Z Cos.
st. Paul NAM scturers 6 sasoains
engines. ssii ~ -
It ,is ths rs,sIt spit, II. !, which
il We shsva vt ;sSsls. N6sSuck =
CO. nd ssasdalsatly, sAnt9d easo.fliae
engines Ia thsls cAtakadaG cAtaakaaaass Sst .
higher horse ptwsr than~ sas- engines
possessed. "a
IN tAs. 1sst sEsaa aeaa was
given against ;ssArS, 11oask z CO.
for $4,000. IAa ~ u .,ses taken
and nio3 tf4hl grantee E.oa sschn3cal
grounds, bat 40 II szsisl iaaEarte IVES
even higher thar ths @Arst Ssls 20.
Z Mwaa' shown 4 eetrts tat .ssass,
Roebuek z Co.. listed 80 80 horse
power engine In otheF "DsG, Book" -
a 3 horse, power sasias. ono Of 4 "a
- N = . -
horse power as a S horse power en-
x3ae, and one Of 5 horse power ~
4 6 horse power engine and 80 on
all along the line. It 10 estimated
that Sears, Roebuok & Co. made
from SIS to $40 additional on each
engine by means Of the higher rated
horse power.
It is an easy matter for dealers to
advertise ahat they seQ machines
cheaper than other dealers, but when
1t is shown in court, as in this case,
that the engines are not Of capacity
advertised, it is wise for people who
send their money to catalog houses
to know that they get what they or
der before, they crow over their
neighbor that they are buying cheap
er than those who purchase from
manufacturers who allow the pur-
chaser to have the machine put In
and tested to see It it comes up to
the guarantee before 4Kesds compelled
to pay for t..@@i.'aSsiiSS4 ~
It will be 'bornes,in-mind that
Sears, Roebuck :, & Co. sell the
"Economy Chief ! acneam separator
and that they made very extravagant
claims in their Advertisements in re-
gard to this separator and. that it is
wise for people who send their
money for these machines to be sure