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The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
List Your Property with |. |. Taylor & Co.

We for sale exchange any legitimate proposition
you make making any charge whatever and only ask
that you furnish complete description of the property
priced vue and correspondence regarding it
promptly We exclusive agency but ask that inform
us if you dispose of your property.
We we'll prepared dispose of your property being
muncaon with hundreds of property who desire buy trade
hundreds cooperating agents. But be hon
the description your property telling about property
Just what you would know you the buyer both good
points We verify your descriptions by personal nspec
and must rely upon you False descriptions you good
but often times dsappon prospective buyer trader that he
would not do he would have done had he known the actual
facts Give your cash price only time and trouble and much
useless correspondence.
Yours truly
L, L. TAYLOR & co.
Rooms Ll34 Opera House Bldg Dodge City, Kansas
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
AT SOLDIERS HOME
Meeting Addressed BY Thos. Wagstait and
Gov Fitzgerald at Fort Dodge Tues.
day afternoon.

Several auto loads from Dodge
City went to the Soldiers Home on
Tuesday afternoon to attend Wag-
staff meeting, held there at the
Amusement hall. Mr.. Wagstaff spoke
to a hall full Of veterans and their
wives, and was followed by a short
speech by Lieutenant Governor Fitz-
gerald.
The meeting was presided over by
Commandant Breese and the fife
and drum corps OF Fl Dodge fur
nished music for the occasion. Mr..
Wagstalf was given a warm welcome
by the old soldiers. His father was u
soldier, and he is very much at home
among the old boys in blue.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
BIG WHEAT CROP
Ford County Will Make A Great Showing In
Wheat Production 10 tho State this
Year.

1t is expected now that Ford coun-
ty will be the third or fourth cou 4ty
in the list for wheat production in
Kansas this year. This will be the
greatest advertisement this county
has ever had as an agricultural sec
ton. IT will bring in many settlers
for more wheat lands, lands that have
not yet had the sod broken, but are
just as good for wheat farms as the
land that has been cultivated for
years.
1t is the history Of Ford county
lands that the first crop on new land
is good crop, and this helps the
new settler.
The rain fall in the past week has
amounted to nearly an inch, all that
was needed, and it came with the
wheat looking exceptionally fine,
some of it beginning to head.
"Never saw wheat look better" bas
been common expression over the
east two-thirds Of the county for the
past month. One more good rain
will make the crop, and it will be a
twenty, thirty and even forty bushel
to the acre crop. The larger portion
Of Ford county will certainly have a
splendid wheat crop.
Seven years ago this paper was de-
claring that within few years Ford
county would be among the leading
counties in Kansas for wheat pro-
duction. "Break out wheat farms"
was urged in nearly every issue.
Since that time the county has proven
itself as q wheat country, and each
year new fields have been broken out.
But there is large amount Of wheat
land still that is not in cultivation,
enough to easily put Ford county in
the lead Of all counties in the state in
wheat production.
Only two or three will get in ahead
Of us this year aa it is, and this coun-
ty should be able to go by one Of
those counties each year now. until
she is in her proper place : in the lead
Of all.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
To Whom Il May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between T. e.
French, R. W. King and Harry s. Fash,
doing business under the firm name Of
the Hub Clothiers lie this day dlssolved,T.
=. French retiring from the Arm, by dis
posing Of his interest to R. W. King and
Harry s. Fash, who have assumed all
Indebtedness OF above named firm and
take all book accounts due above firm.
T. K. French
r. w. King
Harry s. Fash
All parties knowing themselves jim
debted to the firm OF L, J. French q Co.,
are requt sted to call at once az the office
Of T e. French, or The Hub Olothiers.
T. e. French.
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DITCH DISTRICT FOR TRUCK
FARMS, ALFALFA RAIS-
ING AND ORCHARDS
W|LLMAKt SGREAT COUNTY.
No Other Great Wheat County
in State Will Have an Irri-
gated Intensive Farming
District

While Ford county is making a
record this year for being one Of the
leading counties in wheat production,
she has another ambition which is
equally important. The long stretch
OF rich land traversed by the Eureka
canal gives an opportunity to the
county to use one part OF her large
territory for intensive farming, or
charding etc. BY having the extra
moisture to apply, just at the mo.
ment needed the ditch section OF
Ford county may be made a great
garden which should be known
throughout the agricultural world.
There are thousands Of rich acres
outside Of this part Of the county
which can always keep Ford in the
lead as a wheat county,! but where
the canal touches, what is now two
hundred acre wheat field may be
converted into q number Of farms in
to truck farms or orchards, doubling
the population OF that section many
times, making the land worth three
or four times as much, and putting
Ford, as county, in class by her
self.
No other great wheat county in
the state has an irrigation district,
where intensive farming can be
brought to its highest order. And
for the farmers who want to operate
larger tracts all lands under The ditch
will be alfalfa lands.
The ditch people have been exert
ing their utmost efforts to hurry the
work. The force that has been wor-
king on the cut west OF the college
was reinforced this week by twenty
five more teams, brought from Fin
ney county, and this will be quite an
addition TO the force. Az soon as
the cut is completed the work Of
clearing the ditch will go very fast.
Ford county's ambition TO become
one Of the greatest counties Of the
state promises to be realized through
the operation Of the Eureka canal.
We can not make more land, but if
we can make dozen farms out Of
one, it will amount to the same thing.
With the canal in operation to the
full extent OF the future plans Of the
company, Ford county should be
able to always have at least double
the population Of any of the Western
Kansas counties.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
COUNCIL MORE. THAN EVER
IMPRESSED WITH THE
ClTYS TEST WELL
VERY SOFT PURE WATER
Analysis Of City Water Made
at State University Brings
Very Favorable Report

The belief is still stronger since
further investigation, that great
find has been made in the soft water
well put down by the city. DIR. Mil
ION received q letter this week which
,{still more strongly impresses this
fact upon the members Of the coun-
Gil.
A sample Of the water from the
test we'll put down by the city here
was sent to DR.. Crumbine, OF the
State Board OF Health, and by HIN
was sent to the State University for
analysis.
Regarding the result Of the an
alysis the report received by DIR. Mil
ton says: "This is a remarkably soft
water, and no contamination is shown
by chemical analysis"
When it is considered that the
supply OF this water is seemingly in
exhaustable this is indeed great
discovery for Dodge City. The test
Of the one we'll put down showed that
over 400 gallons per minute would
not lower the water.
It is safe to state now, that with
the new wells in operation, Dodge
City will have the best supply OF
pure, soft water Of any town in Kan
sas. II means q great deal to the
health Of the community. 1t means
q lot in getting and holding new peo-
pie in the town. Good water is one
of,the first things to consider in 10.
eating q home.
As has been stated the soft water
is found at a total depth Of 142 feet.
The vein, il such supply may be
called vein, is in 20 feet Of gravel.
A few wells will furnish all the sup
ply needed, and whenever greater
supply is needed additional wells can
be put down.
you see a-yone hunting loca-
tion that has the best and purest wa
fer obtainable, tell him that Dodge
City is the place he is looking for.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
ANALYSIS cITY WATER

Following is the analysis made of
the water from the new Dodge City
well, as made at the State University;
Sanitary analysis in parts per mil
lion:
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19

issued to the following graduates,
who successfully passed the examina-
tion.
EthAl BlaCkman, Fl, Dodge
Katie Berry, Spsarville
Mary Braddock, Spearville
Helen Grassfisld, 6pearville
Opal Hinshaw, Spearvills
Win Zurbuchen. Spearyille
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19

For graduating presents see Z. H.
Young, Jeweler & Optician. Any thing
you may waut from souvenir spoon to
aue gold watch, diamond ring or
br0ach.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
Methodist Church

By vote Of the church there will be no
preaching service at the Methodist
Church next Sunday. This 10 due to
camp meeting In the Park and the Bac-
calaureate sermon at the Presbyterian
Church. A. W. Cummings
Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
John Rardsn, Dodge City

John Rardsn, Dodge City
Vehua Shepard, Dodge City
Edna Whitaker, Dodge City
Bennie Hahne. Dodge City
Maggie Kidwell. Dodge City
Eleanor Northern, Dodge City
Carl Potts, Dodge City
Emmett Bsrdue. Dodge City
Flora Barrow, Dodge City
Leah Bolinger, Bucklin
Florence Dade. Bucklin
Carl Dewell, Bucklin
Glenn fitzpatrick, Bucklin
Nellie Long, Bucklin
Essie Powell, Bucklin
Charlie Weddle. Bloom
Florence Bartlett. Wilburn
Paul Gould, Wilroads
Oline HAYDEN, Offerle
Marion Black, Bellsfont
Franklin Black, Bsllefont .
Ester Poe, Wright
Elmer Dawson, Ford
Lula Stout, Ford
Helen Spansley, TT, Dodge
Jennie McOafrey. Ft. Dodge
Francis Peary, Fort Dodge
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
COUNTY GRADUATES
Thlrty-thrss Of the Bright Pupils Of Ford
County Finish the Common School
Course.

The grading Of the papers Of the
examinations held in the various
common schools Of Ford county has
been completed. and diplomas will be
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19

Just arrived--a large assortment Of
the Celebrated Graham Sterling Silver at
P. Il. Young, the Jeweler. Just the
thing for wedding and birthday presents.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19

Mother win God pretty styles in straw
and felthats for children, at The Hub.
For rent--4 rooms for light housekeep--
Ing. Inquire at 4ls W. Walnut St, Il
We are featuring mems suits at el2 80,
1900 and l6. 80 this week. The Hub.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19

Turgidity.. Clear.
The Globe-republican., 1910-05-19
Dodge City's Largest and Leading Clothing Store /
A Stout Man Isn't just SO Many
Times Larger than A Thin Man

F2ECAUSE his stomach his legs don't
the land who
clothes hemaking o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
USE OF LACES
Authentic News by the Leading
Authority of the United States.

Extensive use is being made of lace by
present fashions. In the early fall exhibits
of afternoon and evening gowns the use of
lace in some form or other is one of tine
most conspicuous features. In the win
dow displays of gowns that are made by
most of the leading houses it is the ex-
ception to see gown that has not at least
a touch of lace.
Dressy street gowns will be used more
extensively than has been the case for
many years, and in the large majority of
these the neck is cut low and filled in
with yoke OF lace or fancy all-oyer. The
wearing of such gowns for winter is not
at all incompatible with comfort, as the
long coat-its complement-is one of the
strong style points Of the season, and, in
addition, the indoor and outdoor scarfs of
chiffon or satin are another helping fac
tor in the situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Special at 7c
Warranted Dress Shields;
all sizes; usually 16c, 18c,
and aoc pair. Special at &c.
4 Pairs for Csc

The Palais Royals Annual
Special Sale Of Motions" is
looked upon BY the wholesale
houses as one of the great trade
events of the year. One of the
leading makers of Dress
Shields sells his goods stamped
with well advertised name,
and they retail everywhere at
I6e, I8c and 2oc per pair. For
this sale he agrees as follows:
To supply 10000 pairs of
these Shields, to retail at &c
pair or four Cd pairs for csc,
instead of I6c. I8c and zoe a
pair. Every pair to be guaran-
teed, the same as If the we'll
known name were stamped on
each pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Autumn Waists, S2.08 to SIS
McCalQ's
Fall Fashion Number.

Our Paris correspondent has written a
bright and chstty letter describing the ex-
IRENE modes that the great dressmakers Of
the French capital are sending over 10 this
country.
The new materials ana Trimmings are also
shown You so that you win make no mistake
in selecting your fill or winter gown All
the latest STYLES I'm millinery for the coming
season. both Paris and New York models,
fully illustrated and described. wells
are TO be greatly in vogue once more, and q
profusely illustrated article shows Just what
the new ones look like and how 6sey are %
be adjusted.
For your recreation ana diversion here are
a few of the many other good tAings We have
prepared for you:
AN AIRLINE ROUTE-Describfng tie WON
derful exploits of Count Zeppelin and his
marvellous airship. The DsutscAland."
THE TRAGIC ELEMENT-The story OF an
engaged man who fell In love viii IN
other girl and what happened.
P1CNICKIFG WITH THE DUKE or
MARLBOROUGH
PITFALLS IN FURNISHING.
PRETTY LITTLE MOI.LIE-TAe music q
this song n one of the daintiest ana
most ''catchy' tunes that was ever writ
ten. 1t In brand-new. 10 easy tn sing snd
has newer before been pubiished. Dsn't
FAM 10 buy the October McCsirs. You
cannot get this song anywhere else.
CUPID AT THE COUNTY FAIR-.An amm-
ing story Of horse race by ~ell Known
author.
THE ROYAL CHRYSAyTHEMUM.
HOW ONE WOMAN MADE SQUAD RAIe-
ING PAT.
PRESERVING GRAPES FOR WINTER USE
AND OTHER sEAEoNaABLE RECIPES.
CONCERNING PEACHES.
NEW CONTESTS AND GAMES FOR EVEN
ING ENTERTAINMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Special at SC
Silk Taffeta Binding, g.
yard rolls. Regular price,
ioc.

Spool Silk. 100 yards, all let
tiers; black only. 90 spool.
Sale price, 2 for. ..................
westerley 200-yard Spool Cot
ten; all numbers; worth &c
spool. Sale price...............
Kerr's Luster Twist. 800
yards, black and white; all let
tiers; l2c spoois. Sale price,.
Darning Cotton: black and
white: &c spools. Sale price,. =.
Angura Braid, Syard pieces.
Sold everywhere for 15c. ........
Kings Famous 50o-yard Bast-
ing Cotton. Special price. $500.
Bias Seam Tape: all widths;
8-yard pieces. Sale price. 49,.
Oneida Community Spool Silk:
400 yards; worth 40c. Sale price
Silk Tafeta Collarbone: black
and white: sold everywhere for
10c yard. Sale price.
Featherbone Collar Sets;
worth 10c card. Sale price.
Siikateen; all colors; Sc
spoOls. Sale price.
Best Serge Betting; black
and white; lO-yard pieces:
worth TIC. Sale price.
Shirt Neckbands; all sizes;
1Oc value. Sale price. ........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Valuable Ideas for Women.

In making your clothes snd In taxing care
Of your home do you not ind many Questions
arising daily upon which you would like ad-
vice!
Almost every woman needs infBrmafi0n on
such important matters ~ home dreO0ak-
ing latest fashions I'm clothes and hans, and
dozens Of SUBJECTS pertaining to . wen reyl-
lated home.
thousands OF dollars are being spent by
McCaM's Magazine TO instruct every woman
along the above lines. besides furnishing very
interesting reading matter.
You will he really SURPRISED TO Ind how
much there IL I'm each COPY OF McCaIIs Ango-
zine that viii not only be interesting bat
very helpful To you. Besides the many other
splendid features. we now publish IN almost
every number q new and tuneful musical 90
lection that you will enjoy.
The price IL so low that McCall's Magazine
Is within the reach OF every woman. Think
Of Ia, For only - cents you may have yeur
Subscription entered for one whole year and
select anv Mccall Pattern free In addition.
Don't miss this great magazine bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Special at lc
Crochet Silk; all colors;
1oo-yard spools. Usually SC
per spool.

Windsor Hooks and Eyes; all
sizes: black and white: worth
&c card. Sale price.
Hooks and Eyes (hump kind.
black and white; all sizes;
worth SC card. Sale price. ...s
Hook and Eye Tape. black.
white and gray; worth 2Sc
yard. Sale price.
Linen Corset Laces e yards),
best quality: worth loo pair
Milward's Famous Needles.
The sale price to be.
Treasure Safety Pins: all
sizes: worth &c. Sale price,.
Stocking Feet; black and
white: all sizes: worth l0c pair.
Sale price.
Belt Pin Books; assorted:
black and white. Sale price,.
Silk Taneta Binding, 9-yard
rolls. Worth 15c. Sale price.
Silk Taffeta Binding, white
and colors; S-yard rolls; worth
1Oc. Sale price. .-.................
Roll Tape, 24-yard pieces:
worth 10c. Sale price.
English Tape, yard pieces.
Sale price.
Tape Measures, 60 inches:
worth sc. Sale price. ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
The New I,aceS.

L his list OF descriptions a.
ing, because the famous trade je
recommends all of these laces
Coiored Embroidered All-over Nets
and Bands to match; all the newest
autumn shades: Csc yard Gn AZ
10. .-............. ..-.-.....-.-...-
venise and Baby Irish All-over
Laces: is inches wide, in all the new
est shades of tan, wistaria- reseda.
pink. light blue. myrtle. old rose.
navy, brown, alice. white en- E1h
and cream. Yard.......... Wow
The new Metal Lace All-overs;
bands. edges and galloons TO match,
in gold. oliver, steel bronze:
from to IS inches wide. SM mn
JJG yafu tO..-.....
45-ineh Chiffon Cloth, with nsw,
deep lowered borders. used for drap-
ing over messaline and satin dresses;
white. with light blue. pink.
yellow and violet flowers. CO I'm
ldfn .-..-.---..-...--.
Venise and Baby Irish Lace Bands:
white and cream; up to 4 nm,
inenes wide. soc to 75c values. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

rnal. the Dry Goods Economist,
; newly correct.
yenise and Baby Irish I.aace ALL
overs. for Jokes and underSleeves:
10 inches vide: In white and 60 nm
cream. S1.00 yard to. ~>~
White and Black Lace All-overs,
with bands to match; white ground
with cross ta- Of black and floral
designs; also black with
white: 2 70 Is inches wide. ca "a
39c yard to....................
yenise and japanese Embroidered
Net Bands: for bottom OF
skirts; UP to 10 inches wide. So OR
81 yard
Sheer Net All-over Laces, with
floral designs IN gold. silver
and steel; IS inches wide. 81 OR
e20e yard to-.
Pure Linen Torchon Lace Edges
and Insertion, up 20 inches &c
wide. Some worth l0c yard. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Bring Out Style Features.

Bring Out Style Features.
With little ingenuity, piece laces and
materials can be combined in such man.
ner, when on display, as to bring out
prominent style features. Too much en-
phasis cannot be laid upon the many uses
to which band trimmings are put, one of
the most prominent being in straight
horizontal lines around the lower por-
ton of the skirt or tunic. A correspond
ingly popular method for adorning the
bodice is to pass the bands horizontally
around it, joining the edges to form yoke
and undersleeves
In many cases, horizontal inserts OF
lace are made in the chiffon or wolfe over
drapes corresponding to similar inset of
contrasting band of ribbon, satin or Per
sian trimming in a studied arrangement
on the foundation, SO that the under trim
ming will bring out the design of the lace.
New White and Black Laces.
One of the most effective means re-
sorted to in order to bring out the Pc
culiar beauties of the new laces, showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Dry Goods Economist ON Laces.


ivaym edon henon nd evening ownsan nd wraps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Their History

The Scissors that have grown in
favor more and more for twelve years
have a history to be proud Of.
Twelve years ago We determined to
sell better scissors for less money
than usual. A leading maker was
sought and thousands OF pairs were
contracted for. The stipulation was
that the scissors were to be guaran-
teed, so that the name 'Paiais
Royal could be indelibly marked on
each pair.
Hundreds Of thousands Of pairs have
been sold in these twelve years. with
practically no complaints.
OF razor steel, with adjustable
blades, made with the skill and care
a guarantee demands, these scissors
are as good a. the best retailing at
soc to 75c. though here regularly at
only 29c pair.
Note that all sizes are to be 19c
pair tomorrow-and the guarantee Is
to be as binding as II you paid the
regular price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Special at l3c
Silk Garter Elastic; black
and all colors., Usually 3sc
yard. Length for 13c.

Dressmakers' Pins. k-pound boxes;
best quality. Worth Csc. Sale IN.
price. nv
Imported Needle Cases. with assort-
ed needles and bodkfn. Worth An.
o0c....-. ...........-........ ~
Stocking Darners. Worth &c. D.
sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Hairpin C a b 1 n is, assorted D
Worth &c. Sale price. ~
Featherbone. warren's SILK. 40.
Sale price, dozen yards. .. IA%
Crowley's Gold Eye Needles. ~
Usually DC paper. Sale price. 80. ~
Velvet Grip Hose Supporters; all
sizes. Worth 15c to zoe. Sale ID
price. 0SS
Mohair Shoe Laces. Worth Toe r.
dozen. Sale price. ................ ~
Silk Hose Supporters. Worth o.
SOC pair. Sale price. .......... %OS
Fish Net shopping Bags. nOc
Worth 25c. Sale price. ........ ~
Sanitary Belts. all sizes. 19c dAc
value. Sale price. ~
English Pins. Worth &c paper. r.
Sale price. neutrality-suspicious.. ~
Pearl Lace Pins. all colors. Sold
everywhere for sc. Sale price. n
lOf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Venise i'm Favor.

Increased favor is being shown venise
laces in Europe and many of the dresses
and wraps imported by American houses
illustrate its application. In heavy fat
patterns it appears On many black velvet
gowns and wraps, and bands of it are
used with excellent effect in strap ar
rangement on gowns Of sheer fabrics.
Even street gowns of dark materials are
showing touches Of heavy and fine venise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

From the leading makers; some TRIM
med with dainty lacss and ribbons are
worth $i.Cc Choice for only soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Special at Csc
Best quality Spool Silk;
400 yards. Usually 4oc
spool.

Barbour's Linen Thread, all
numbers. Worth 10c spool Sale O.
price. Observation-Disclosures. ON
Horn Hairpins. Worth CSC IN
dozen. Sale price. AyG
Snap Fasteners. Usually 1Oc H.
dozen. Sale price. ~
Star Alpaca Braid. black and COL
ors. 5-yard pieces. Worth Zoe. -.
Sale price. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Geneva Silk-finish Thread -.
Worth 10c spool. Sale price ~
Gum Tissue (for mending). D.
Worth Zoe. Sale price. . ~
Laundry Wax, with wood ham 4.
die. Sale price, dozen. W.
Mourning Pins, 40 count, Jet and n
mat Worth &c. Sale price. IN
Peter Pan Hair Curriers' Worth L.
10c. Sale price. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Shoe Laces, "a. Worth loo z.
sale price ....-............. OS
Pin Cubes fbest quality pinsl, n
100 count. Worth 10c Sale price ~
Kid Curriers', best quality. Csu- D.
ally 1Oc. Sale price. ON
, Hair Rolls. all shades. Stand 30
ard price, pc. Sale price. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

Real Human Hair Rolls; war
Standard absolutely at 3. yL hssienie DOC
standard sed sEx ss VAR hoi Is. soc
Curls, 2 and 3 in set. Stand AdNr
ard at 75c@A and 81. 39c and. W.
Cluster Puffs, 30 puffs to CA Ng
cluster. Standard at S.. ~6'>o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Special at 10c
g -

Each pair Of these Scissors Is stamped
with the name "Palais Royar-and
each pair is guaranteed to the effect
that il they fail to give satisfactory
wear for an indefinite time. q new
pair will be promptly furnished.