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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-03-07

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and all nfiammatory
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throat and chest
will break up the
deadly membrane in
an attack OF Group.
and viii kill any kind
Of neuralgia or rheu-
matte pains.
All druggists keep
SIoan's Llninnsnt.
Prices 25o., Soc, q $500,
DR.. Earl S, Sloan,
BOSTON. MASS.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-03-07

WE ARE HEADQUARTmRs for the
Columbia indestructible records, We
also carry n full line OF DO and ton
goods. school supplies, fancy goods.
Lapoint. Jewett City. nov2d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-03-07
Where to Trade in JeWGtt City
I Will DE mOMm

IN a few days from New York and
show you al my store the latest atylod
in Hats. Millinery, etc. Mile. Beaure-
gard
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET

FOR RENT
COTTAGES, BUNGALOWS and HOUSES
$50. o0-5 room cottage, south exposure, blocks
from S. Z. station.
SIS .00-5 room shinged bungalow, hardwood
floors paneled dining room with beamed
ceilings. open fireplace and large porch;
situated east of Telegraph av.; the only
bungalow of the kind for rent in Berkeley.
$50 .o0-5 room bungalow, south exposure 5
blocks from Claremont Key Ro6te
$40 .oo-6 room bungalow; large yard; east of
College av., 1 block from Claremont Key
$50 00-s shngled house. hardwood Hoors
large sleeping deck. baths open fire
places; situated at entrance to Claremont
court.
$50 oo-S room shngled house; hardwood floors
glass doors. THIS HOUSE Will NOT NOT
BE COMPLETED UNTIL MAY /. Stu
ated in North Berkeley.
$50 .0o-9 room sh ingled house; hardwood floors
paneed living aud dining rooms, large
reception hall, beamed ceilings through
out. areplaces, baths, large porch in
closed In glass connecting with sleeping
deck good sized yard lawn and flowers ;
garage. Situated on corner, ! block from
College ay. The most beautiful and
livable house ever offered for rent in
s22. 5o--5 room fat, new. finished in mission
style; klinker brick dreplaces. finished
floors; . blocks from Claremont Key
@ SO SSs SS room sst st 4 4 eoI1sgs eoIIsgs AZ
FURNISHED
$45 .o0-7 room furnished house; sleeping deck
Claremont district.
$T5 .oo-s room furnished house; choice location: :
sleeping deck hardwood 6oors furnace
$50 00-9 room house, elegantly furnished; lot
1oOx130: garden, lawn and trees: open
fireplaces; hardwood floors. This house
for rent for months only.
500 .Oo-s room house in Claremont hardwood
floors: sleeping deck; everything complete
$500 .00-1S room furnished house. most artistic
ally built house in Berkeley; 10 bedrooms
8 sleeping decks and tower: large lot
commanding entire sweep of bay with
frontage , streets.
CONVEYANCES ARE AT THE DISPOSAL OF
OUR Statesmen FOR SHOWING THESE
HOUSES AND OTHERS AT ALI, TINES ASK
FOR MR.. LONG.
AfASoN-aIcDUFFIE COMPANY.
Berkeley station.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

A BEAUTIFUL TEN ROOM RESIDENCE
IN ARISTOCRATIC PART OF WESTERN
ADDITION JUST COMPLETED Marine view.
Interior finished in redwood; hardwood floors;
living room beamed. studded with electric
lights. Mission design. Loaded glass folding
-Four open freplaces. Tiled, pressed brick and
klnker brick CRATES. Also furnace in finished
basement Buffers pantry. Cooling closet.
throughout. Running water in bedrooms. Bev-
eled mirrors ia doors. Spacious closets. Hot
water. Strictly first class building. Rent $75.
TEN MINUTES WALK TO BUSINESS CEN
TER. SELECT NEIGHBoRHoOD. New four
Magnificent fixtures: Bedroom connecting bath
French doors opening upon sunny veranda
Large yard. Rent only $25.
ELLIS STREET A FEW BLOCKS FROM
MARKET STREET New two room sunny
free. Rent s25. i'O anu
WALKING DISTANCE TO MARKET AND
and west exposure. Rent $50. a snap
VICINITY OF CALIFORNIA AND LEAvEN-
WORTH STREETS. New four room fiat. Rent
$3.50.
JACKSON STREET. New five and six room
flats. Up TO date in every respect. Rent $50
and $35. See these at once
ELLIS STREET. CLOSE IN. New four room
fats Dining room beamed and paneled. At
Parlor and bedroom finished in birdseye maple.
Cozy fats for $3.50 and $25.
mob HILL. NEW FIVE ROOM FLAT. IN
TBRIoR FINISHED IN SELECT OREGON
PINE. Large open fire crate. Papered walls.
Every convenience Rent $25.
NEWLY FURNISHED FOUR ROOM FLAT
IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD. DIN
A T ID - {
~ FUMED OAK: sTTcKLEY FuRNITuRE.
4RIE4TAh grr PATTERN AZ BUGS BIRDSEYE Tp
ETC PURCHASER Will BE GIVEN AD,,
VANTAGE OF LARGE AMOUNT PAID ON
Scoops 0P s.o BALAMGE dalSTS TERMS IF DESIRED
FLAT IN THE CITY.
APARTMENT FLAT. Halls furnished with
ebony furniture. Floors covered with Royal
Wilton velvet carpet Interior OF apartment
walls. English linoleum on kitchen floor. Gas
range and heater. Garbage chute. Rent $25
RUSSIAN HILL. New four room fat finished
in Early English. Marine view. Rent only SIS.
.LEA1yENwoRTH STREET TWO AND
RENTS SIS, $50 and $27.50.
FIVE ROOM CORNER FLAT. VICINITY
OF SACRAMENTO AND JONES STREETS.
TO LET, AND FURNITURE ONLY SIX
NEhhS Ol1D FOR SALE AT a SACRIFICE.
RENT $35.
PINE STREET, EAST OF JONES. New
three room sunny apartments. Rent S27. so.
ASHBURY HEIGHTS. SPANISH ARCHI-
TECTURE. FOUR ROOM CORNER FLATS,
EXCEEDINGLY WELL CONSTRUCTED.
RENT $50.
RICHMOND DISTRICT. FIVE ROOM COR
NER FLAT, NEVER OCCUPIED. RENT $50.
Up TO DATE FOUR ROOM FLAT ON JONES
STREET. RENT ONLY $3.50. Short walk to
Market street.
WESTERN ADDITION. MODERN FIVE
$50.
NO INFORMATION GIVEN OVER THE
IELEPHONE. WE WILL GLADLY NAIL
YOU OUR SPECIAL PRINTED LIST.
APPLY HARRY ]. MooRE'S FREE IN
FORMATION AND RENTING BUREAU, 40-52
O'FARRELL STREET, NEAR MARKET ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

FLATS TO LET
-

TENANTS DESIRING TO MOVE WILL BE
GREATLY BENEFITED BY CALLING AT
MOORE'S FREE RENTING AND INFORMA-
TI0N BUREAU, AS WE WILL GIVE THEM
EVERY ATTENTION AND DIRECT THEN
TO FLAT OR APARTMENT IN The
NEIGHBORHOOD THEY DESIRE. AT VERY
LOW RENT
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

JACKSON STREET. New five and six roor
flats. Up TO date in every respect Rent So
and $35. See these at once
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

REAL AUTOMOBILE SNAPS
Never before have buyers had the opportunity
to pick up such good cars for so little money
as right now; with a big lot OF good rOadsters
runabOut and touring sales floors
ready to demonstrate and deliver hard indeed
must be the man not suit; we buy for
eash and sell at lower prices than any dealer
in the west
CANNING & VINTON AUTO CO..
Two stores-45J and 4S9 Golden Gate av.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

wESTGATE APTS, 1926 HYDE ST.
Five and rooms and very modern; polished
floors. hot water. etc. For particulars. NJ.
SBEFTEL. 20S5 Bush St Phone West 4403-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

TO LEASEi-APARTMENT HOUSES; % ROOMS,
80 ROOMS AND ~ ROOMS: BEST LOEA-
TIONS: EVERY MODERN FEATURE; RENTS
REASONABLE
STINE & KENDRICK.
-a%TG0MEIsN ST.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

Country Boy and Miss Nina have been
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02
EASTERN SPRINGS SURPRISE
Capitol Hill Team Holds Gallaudet
to 6 TO O.
Capt. Parker Is Easily the star
for SchOOIbOys, While Roll
Ter Excels for Winners.

GaHaudet defeated Eastern High School
in a rather slow practice football game
yesterday afternoon at Kendall Green,
10 0.
Roller kicked off for Gallaudet, Parker
catching the ball for the schooIboys,
After no gains, Eastern punted TO Bat
tiste. who started a pretty criss-eross
play on the first down for GalIaudet.
Mosey carrying the ball yards Brick
smashed 3 yards for first down. On an
other criSs-cross Rockwell scored a
touchdown for Kendall Green eleven
after three minutes play. Roller kicked
the goal.
Both teams used forward passes with
varying success, and the Eastern boys
We're able TO hold their own most OF the
time when in danger although Gallaudet
had the ball the greater part of the four
periods OF eight minutes each.
Quarter Back Parker, the veteran East
ern captain, was easily the star for the
school team. The backs made good gains
on end runs but Gallaudet kept her goal
safe all the time by at least 30 yards.
Right Tackle Roller made the best I'M
preston Of any of the new Gallaudet
players. His tackling and punting were
good. The veteran backs, Capt. Brick
and Mosey, showed their old-time form.
while Quarter Back Battiste was at his
old Indian tricks of lodging on end runs
The warm weather and coaches on field
prevented the Indian from driving the
team at top speed. Lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

Touchdown-RockgeH. Goal from touchdown
Roller. Referes-Alr. Hover Of Gallaudet. Umpire
Mr., Donnelly. Of Eastern High Field Iudge-Mr.
Craven, Of Gauaudet. Head Inesnan-Mr. Arras,
OF Gallaudet Timers-MR Nottingham, Of Eastern,
and Mr.. Stevenson, Of Gallaudet. Time Of quarters
minutes each
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

showing their PAGES to the Lynehburgers
during the week, but neither has added TO
the bank account Of the men who own
them. Country Boy is getting the repu-
tatiOn OF an in-and-outer; he wins when
he is not expected 10. and throws down
his hackers when they are led to believe
that they have a mortal clnch on the
money
This week the pair will be at Rich
mond and it is 10 be hoped that those
who have them in charge will not be
compelled to walk home, as George Eur
horst did once on time Quite num-
Der of our local horses are promised for
the Laurel races DR.. Chase has already
tested the merits Of the track to his salts
faction. and others of this city are ex-
peced to do SO soon.
Mr. E. G. Bucklin, OF Hyattsville. hied
himself over 10 Baltimore last week and
brought home a very handsome bay mare
by Jay Tine II is said by those who
have seen her go that she is beautifully
gated and ought to so fast Mr.. D. J.
Mccarthy had her on the Speedway
Thursday last, and brushed her up and
down the track a few times just to get
line on her gait and speed He thinks
she will do.
Michael Morris Kavalli colt is suffering
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

from an attack of influenza, as is also
John Morris Berka. Red and Black ia
being given Jogging work at present as
he has no engagements.
The St Mary's Racing Association.
Leonardstown, Nd, will give a meeting
covering three days. after the meeting a,
Upper Marlboro closes. The dates selected
are October II. IS. and 10. The pro-
gramme will appear in due time In The
Washington Herald.
Rumor comes from Rockville that +
F. Halls Lady Kushan recently showed
mile over the track at that point IN
2l7a. She viii appear at Laurel. if MOTH
ing happens TO prevent.
Andrew Gleeson's Lady Cozine has
about rounded to, and is taking her work
for the present over the Speedway. She
has all of her old-time speed, but needs
q lot of leg work yet before being raced
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02
BASKETBALL CT THE BOOM
Indications Point to Strong League
for Capital.
Herald Team VIII Make It's Debut.
Central Y. NJ. c. A. Quintet
30 BE Formidable.

The District basketball season will
soon have full swing again. and from
reports there will be some red-hot games.
In the Washington City League there
will be six strong teams.
The Washington Herald quintet which
Will inaugurate its first season in this
sport Will have Scott. the former Bust
ness High School player Gill and Morris.
both of the champion Northminster
| quint, which won the class B title. and
a large squad from which 70 pick the
| remainder Of the team.
The Central y NJ c. A, which won ina
title last year. will have Hoppe and Walk
| for guards; Barns, Van SAINT. Miller. Null
10y for forwards, with Colby for center.
Beckett and the team viii make a strong
bid TO get Charley Allen back in the
game
For Carroll Institute Manager Beaulac
has obtained the services Of Perry, the
former Business High forward, with
Walsh for a running mate For guards
he Will have Giavonni, Hurley. Cogau,
Wilson, Coupler. and himself The CEN
ter position will be fought for by Keliher
and MacCarthy.
The Georgetown Collegiauz win be the
only team at the university this year, but
if team is organized down town it will
represent the law school. The Ingram
Memorials. Corcoran Cadets. and the
Terminal Y. NJ c. A will also be in
this league.
All the teams are down 10 hard prac-
tice, and are all out 10 capture the title.
There viii be meeting next Saturday
for the purpose Of arranging the schedule.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02
Toronto Horsemen for Marlboro.

Toronto, Oct. las to-day marked the
closing day Of the fall meeting OF the
Ontario Jockey Club. there was a general
exodus OF horsemen. jockeys. book
makers, and hundreds OF regular race
goers that have spent the summer on
the Canadian circuit. They left for Bal
timore and Washington. to be on hand
for the inaugural meeting Of the South
ern Maryland Racing Association at the
Marlboro course from October 4 70 il.
Two special trains left this city, one yes
terday with ten carloads Of horses. and
another to-day for the accommodation Of
the horsemen and regulars.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02
COACH GLENDON ARRIVES.
Preliminary Work for Navy Oars
men VIII start Soon.
Special 20 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, Oct L-Richard Glen
don, the well-known oarsman OF Boston,
who coached the Potomac Boat Club
crews Of Washington the past summer
and who has had great success as coach
Of the Naval Academy oarsmen for four
years, arrived in Annapolis to-day 10 be-
gin work with the crew candidates
among the new fourth class OF midship-
men. il is likely that several OF last
years men who are not playing on the
football team will also come out for
some preliminary work.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

1t is the intention OF Mr.. Turner to
drive Dan T. on the road. and race him
in the slow classes IN the matinees this
fall. In the spring Mr.. Turner may
place him in the hands of trainer for
the purpose OF developing his speed to
the fullest extent
Harry c.. his sire is the most remark
able horse ever owned in this community.
He was raced hard every season for a
number OF years, and took his record OF
alta when he was nineteen years of age.
Happy Russell has a number in the list
at both the trot and pace. Miss Hobson.
said TO be the fastest PAGER owned in
Washington. is one Of his descendants.
Dan T. has not only the right 10 pace.
and pace fast, but to pace well when oc-
casion calls.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02
colored Po.t-ontee Team Banquet.

The Post-ofice baseball team, cham
pions OF the COlored Departmental
League. will be guests OF honor at a.
smoker given by the fans OF the Post
office Department on Friday at 4 o'clock
at 390S NJ street northwest
Manager Parker. who piloted the Red
Sox 10 the coveted honor during The past
season, will talk on plans for the COM
ing year. Mr.. Hawks will manage the
team next season.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

A horse that is attracting a great deal
of attention on the roadways and Speed
way nowadays is Mr.. II. A. Turner's re-
cent purchase. the speedy gray pacing
gelding Dan T.
Dan is the largest of the get Of his sire,
Old Harry. 2:17A. OF happy memory, and
whose fame as race horse win long be
kept green by local raee-goers. Dams
dam was a granddaughter OF the good
Maryland sire, Happy Russell. 2:2lk.
Dan 7. is a low-going PAGER. with not
the least waste action, and. when at
speed, carries his head low. Although
never trained. he can show better than a
2:So gait to wagon. and should easily be
made 10 pace mile In 2:2O or better II
trained.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02
TROTTER And PAGER
Grand Circuit Closes in a
Blaze of Glory.
NATIVE BELLIES PERFORMANCE

champion Two-year-oId Trots Mile
at Columbus In Less Than Two
Minute Gait-Nags Are at LexIng-
ton Vow for Two weeks-other
Interesting Horse Gossip.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

If you have any ideas that you
desire embodied in a Suit or Over
coat, we are prepared to carry out
those ideas to your satisfaction.
sSNewest imported woolens OF choice
selection. Moderate prices
FREDERIC A. COCHRAN & CO..
Tail0rs--ImDOrters sS SS i fs west s .id..
The Washington herald., 1910-10-02

In a blaze Of glory the curtain was
FunE down on the Grand Circuit for 1910
az Columbus yesterday afternoon.
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upon its rigid wheels were served both on
the plates and on the taDiecloth.
THE bread-the long French roil-was
served In sealed paper cases. to insure a
measure Of cleanliness. but that served TO
us had been burned I'm the baking. The
same thick-lipped cups in which the
potage was served were later introduced
as the demi-tasses with which tnis eX-
traordinary meal closed. while the warm
champagne afforded the waiter an oppor-
tunity OF giving us partial bath and
receiving our benedictions at the same
time. Enough OF the wine, however, was
served to partially fill three of the heavy
tumblers which were provided. but 1t was
tasteless by the time the waiter had re-
turned with some ice and extra napkins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20

Der of diners or for some other reason
talthough l am under the impression the
conditions were normaD. no greater con-
fusion can be ina gined than that which
followed the efforts of these two men to
serve dinner to th:rty-three or thirty-four
persons.
THE two walters ran headlong from
one end of the car to the other, pasSen-
gers shouting orders to them and at times
attempting to detain them by clutching
their coat tails. The courses, while in
some cases palatable. were often cold and
always served on cold plates. and be-
cause of the haste necessary under the
circumstances ard the motion of the car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20

NJ. L. .Diguet. who has been on mis-
sion in a district Of Mexico which he calls
Michoacan. has brought back tidings of
a spiders nest which is used by the ma
ttves for self-protection during the rainy
season and which forms a notable ad-
dition to the adornment of the rooms in
which they live. In the Bulletin de la
Societe Rationale d'Acclimatation he de-
scrlbes the inosauero. as IL is C" ed. which
has been used as a remedy for the fly
plague from time immemorial. At the be-
ginning of the rainy season the exodus
from the villages begins. The inhabitants
stream up the wooded hilisides; and the
picture he draws Of the long procession Of
branches. each Of which contains one or
more coveted mosquero, reminds one of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20

enough. indeed. to overcome antipathy to
what is loathsome. There are parts of
Britain in which even a member OF the
so-called weaker sex will view with equa-
nirnity red spider running over her
sleeve. whereas she would tread remorse-
lessly under foot the common or garden
variety. For the red spider is a precursor
Of the possession of wealth.
The utility Of the spider. the fact that
1t has a part to play in the economy of
nature. is very slowly being recognized
In this country. but there are regions of
the world where sentiment has given
place to the conviction that certain
classes at any rate of the insect play a
role that u both useful and beneficial to
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20
the wood Of Dunsinane

The nests are large enough to cover a
space OF couple Of square yards and are
like huge sponge. This il strung to the
branches by thick threads which act ss
cables Then come the thinner and sticky
ropes which are to act as catchers OF the
harmful. unnecessary fly.
The inside of the nest is simply mesI,
OF interviewer lines pierced with passages
and 'galieries-sll kept in a state OF per
feet sweetness by tiny parasite. one %
the coleoptera, swarms OF which ike
and move. have their being and find their
nurture within its recesses. The season
goes on. the nest increases concentrically
in size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20
DINING UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Strenuous Struggle for Food on For
eign Dining Cars.
Frem I,arpcrs Weekly.

Frtfn I9aFiff W tFhI!-
IN American railroad man gives the
following account OF his experience in
T. be d-hote dining car in Europe some
two years ago.
Dinner was served table d'hote by two
walters in blue cutaway coats covered
with large brass buttons, and whether be-
cause of the presence Of an unusual num-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20
to repair damages.

Our only other experience with din
ing car was on the Italian railroads.
where lunch was served. The familiar
sets OF two or three plates appeared. The
first course was some kim of sausage and
picked fish, which was snatched from the
table before we had time to ascertain
whether 1t was palatabIe.
Following this came roast beef and
fried potatoes. The beef was good; We
held on to orr plates this time. The beef
was followed by a vegetable of some kind
which was not at all inviting in appear
ance: then cheese finished the meaE The
walters wore greasy coats and grabbed
everything off the table before the pas
sengers had finished"
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USE FOR SPIDERS NEST.
Mexican Natives Make Of It Rem
edy Against the Fly Plague.

From tie Westminster Gazette
1t is perhaps difficult to account for the
fact that certain very harmless fellow
creatures Of ours are almost Invariably
looked upon with repulsion If not with
absolute horror. The number of indiyid-
uals who care to have snakes as pets is
comparatively few and those who are in
terested in spiders must form even a
smaller class.
Sentiment Is occasionally powerful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20
soc Sauce
pans. 2SC.

This coupon and
25c entitle the bearer
to regular SOC Gray
Enameled Gov ere d
Saucepans, is pint
size.
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CHILDREN'S NULL CAPS,
EM0 Choice of Values
0VOo Worth ST. to So.

One of the biggest and best bargains i'll Chdrens Sum-
Caps have known this The travelling salesman
made Washington his last and having further
his sample line disposed of extremely low figure
in
handso
ands
Values to = at soc for choi
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l9cTies,
l2Hc.

This coupon and
1212c entitle the
bearer to regular 2ec
M | d get" All.silk
w | n d sor Ties, in
plain colors and
checks.
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SC Moth Balls,
= for &C.

IO u
This COUPON and sc
entitle the bearer to
TWO egular sc
packages Of Moth
b alls, guaranteed
full strength, total
value, 10c.
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Center
pieces, lCc.

This coupon and 1Oc
entitle the bearer to
regular pc IL inch
Centerpiece, stamped
on French linen, with
= large skeins OF
Embroidery T W list,
IL Skeins of Red
Working Cotton.
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SOc Waist
Fronts, PC.

This coupon and &c
entitle the bearer to
re lar SOC Shirt
Waist Frontings t2-3
of a Yard, sufficient
for m a k n & entire
shirt waist front.
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&C Starch.
2 for &c.

This coupon and &c
for TWO regular &c
packages of Argo
Gloss Starch, total
value, 10c.
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25c TOILET
Soap. nc box

This coupon and
12c entitle the bearer
TO regular 23c box of
Armours Benzoin
and Buttermilk Toi-
let Soap: three cakes
in a box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20
Shoulders.
l2Hc L..

This coupon and
l2hc per pound for
Cudahy Packing Co.'S
Rex" Brand Cali
fornia Picnic Shout
ders, select quality.
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lOc Corn.
, for l3c.

This coupon and
BE for TWO regular
1Cc cans of Cream
Sugar Corn, total
value. 2Oc.
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25c Earrings,

This coupon and 12c
entitle the bearer to
re gular 25c Pearl
Earrings, screw or
pierceless style; gold
plated S C r e w s and
mountings.
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30c Betting,
Qc Length.

This coupon and DC
entitle the bearer to
belt length OF Silk
Moire e e / t | n G. In
white and all colors::
sold regularly at 39c
a yard.
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lOc Cocoa.
, for nc.

This coupon and
13c entitle the bearer
to TWO regular Zoe
cans OF LOwneyS
Breakfast CO GA,
total value, 20c.