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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

Kilduff has just received another
car Of wire and nails.
Not fault or a flaw in a Keen
kutter saw. Edwards & Mcclellan
Fred Tanner was up from Woold.
ridge, where he is putting up hay fol
Henry Holmes, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dyer and Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Miller from the
Missouri, were in Malta circus day
Wilfrid Primeau has bought the
Rollin Estabrook homestead neal
Strater. Mr.. Estabrook has disposed
of his cattle and horses and he and
Mrs. Estabrook will shortly go east.
Mrs. F. Tunelius of Chicago, re-
Gently Joined her husband and
daughter, Miss Marie, on their home
steads south of town. She is well
pleased with Montana but will only
stay here few weeks now for she
has interests that demand her return
to the Windy City.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17
BIG CATTLE SALE

The Spokane Cattle Company
closed deal last week for the pur-
chase of 5000 head OF cattle now
running OIL the range in northern
Montana. The ealinvolves $115, 900
and the purchase is made from NJ. E.
Miner, of Fort Benton, Montana.
The closing of the transaction was
the beginning of six weeks round
up, in which all cattle bearing the =
BRAND Oh the left ribs and inverted
J. Oh the left hip running south of
the Missouri river and west Of the
Musselshel] river will be taken in.
The big herd is registered Here
ford cattle, said to be ono of the fin
est herds in Montana. The entire
5000 head, more or less, will be
shipped 10 the range of the Spokane
Cattle Company in the Big Hole Ba-
sin.
1t will take ten train loads to
transport the cattle from Fort Ben
ton to Anaconda, from where they
Will be driven to the local company's
range Of 10000 acres.
Go to Edwards & Mack s fora Keen
kutter Axe.
Don't make another date for the
night of September 4th-Remembe Der
the Eagles Grand Ball.
A special to the Great Falls Tri-
bune from Lewistown says: The
man picked up here couple of days
ago with bullet wound through his
arm, believed to be one Of the three
men who recently held up the Harlem
bank. has been fully identified by
Cashier Hatch of Harlem and Depu-
ty Sheriff LasWell of that place, who
killed one of the robbers. This officer
and the cashier of the bank came here
and identified the man as one of the
trio. They have gone back to Chou
teau county and will return in day
or two with warrant. The prisoner
was arrested after he had gone to the
office of Dr.. Attix to have his wound
dressed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17
EVELOPMENT LEAGUE EXHIBIT
ATST. PAUL DEC. IL TO23

Montana will show from 150.0 900 to
100000 people big exhibit OF her
products at the land show in St,
Paul December IL to 23.
Governor Norris has received word
from the officers Of the Northwestern
Development League that the bus
mess interests of st. Paul Minneap-
oils and Duluth have agreed to deal
whereby this State will be furnished
exhibit space without cost at the
land show. The show to be given
under the auspices of the League is
the only one in the country which is
not a private enterprise and will be
managed in such way as to furnish
space for official exhibits.
At a cost OF ten thousand dollars
the business Interests of the three
Minnesota cities have bought from
the League $500 square feet of pre-
ferred space at the show. Each of
seven states will have a space of fifty
feet long and ten feet wide for their
official exhibit.
The government has been asked to
confer with officers of the league in
this state and secure the interest of
those necessary to put in al exhibit
which will be a credit to the state.
Under this plan 10 one community
or city will have an advantage over
others in the state. Any city, coun-
ty or land company desiring to make
an independent exhibit will be able
to secure limited amount of space
near the state exhibit on reasonable
terms, but it is the desire of the
League officers for this state that the
best possible exhibit be made in the
name OF the state as it is from such
an exhibit that results are to be OBJ
tanned.
The seven states which are to be
thus represented are Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Monta ma, North and
south Dakota and Minnesota. No
other states will have exhibits and
Canadian exhibits will be barred, the
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17
PEN PUSHERS AT GREAT FALLS

Members of the Montana State
annual meeting of the association al
Great Falls, August 25th and 26tl
are to be royalty entertained. Ac.
cording to the Helena Record, DR.. O.
M. Landstrum, the president of the
association, has been informed tina,
the president members Of Great Falls
are making extensive plans fol
entertaining the visitors and the
meeting this year will no doubt stand
out as the most profitable and
pleasurable in the history of the or.
ganiZation.
Among the pleasing features of the
entertainment will be free corrals -
in other words rooms will be pro.
vided at the new and beautiful Rain
bow Hotel, free of charge for the
members. Members are only asked
to notify E. IL. Cooney, editor of the
Great Falls Leader that arrange
ments may be made to secure "the
cOrrals.'
The business meetings will be held
Friday, the first day and when the
association is not attending to bust
ness, the Great Falls members have
arranged for auto trips to the Great
Falls of the Missouri, to Rainbow
Falls, to the smelter, the big stack,
the Giant Springs, and other points
of interest which include the brew.
cries, where it is said signs will be
displayed Come In Without Knock
ing" Friday evening there is to be
reception and ball at the Rainbow
Hotel.
Mrs. H. b. Mitchell, Mrs. E. II.
Cooney, Mrs. M. F. Tenny, and Mrs.
r. N. Sunderlin are committee who
have charge of the entertainment for
the ladies who attend the association
and the plans include a luncheon at
the Rainbow Hotel Saturday after
noon.
1t has been suggested that the pub
fishers of Northern Montana get to-
gether at this meeting and reorganize
the North Montana Press Association.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17
SEYMOUR DANE LEAVES MALTA

Seymour Dane, who has spent the
past three months in Malta and
vicinity, disposed of the remainder
of his horses to Geo. B. Clanton,
sold his automobile to- G. r.. Fox,
settled up some other business and
left Saturday for Chicago, stopping
off day or two at Glasgow enroute.
After some time i'll Chicago, Mr..
Dane, accompanied by a brother,
will go on to Racine, Wis.,, and there
launch a yacht that is now being
built and sail down the Mississippi
river to the Gulf. From there they
will go OIL to the Wilds of Central
America to study conditions and if
they are pleased with the country
will go into the cattle business. Mr..
Dane has resided in Montana for the
past twenty years, coming here when
the country was an unbroken range
and great herds of cattle roamed from
place to place. Investing in cattle
he has made good, but with the rapid
settling of the country and the range
taken by homesteaders, he has been
compelled to abandon cattle business
on a large scale and SO with a love
for the wild and romantic seeks new
territory in the unbroken area of
this newer country.
Paper Co., was a business visitor in
Malta Monday.
You can do little better in the
hardware line at kildutf 's-most
complete stock in the city.
Miss Caroline Chase accompanied
Miss Emily Macarthur to Loyejoy
Friday for few days outing.
Where ever you go, whatever you
do; don't forget to wear Florsheim
shoe. Edwards Il Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. LeNoir and
little daughter, Lufelia. were in from
their Beaver Greek ranch Thursday.
A man of good taste, to his needs
alert, will always go dressed in a
Leader shirt. Edwards & Mcclellan.
JAS. II. Atwood is building a large
basement barn 4OX6O on his home
stead at Strater. Chas. G.. IruaX has
been assisting him in building it.
A. l.. Smith, not far from the
boundary in Canada, has purchased
building material of the Thompson
Lumber Co., for house and barn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

Read thenew advts. in this issue.
Malta Base Ball Team Benefit Ball
tomorrow night at Eagles Hail.
Fall and winter goods are now
arriving at Kilduff's, so get ready.
Miss Annie Survant is visiting
Miss Helen Schilling for few days.
Clothing for men only, but every
thing a man needs at Edwards &
McLellan's.
Don't forget the regular meeting of
the town council next Tuesday even
ing, August 22nd.
Geo. r. Fox has bought Seymour
Danes wagonmobile, after first be.
ing warned by the latter to have his
life insured. He is fast becoming all
expert chaffeur but occasionally pre-
fers walking behind the machine to
riding in it.
One Of the familiar figures of the
Great Northern Hotel-C. p. Spell
man, will be missed for some
time as Mr.. Spellman left Saturday
for Pony, Montana, where his sister
resides. He will be gone number
of weeks.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen T. McCone of Amity, Mo-. will
be pleased to learn that a letter has
been received from them announcing
the birth, June /, of son whom they
have named James Francis. The
McCones expect to visit Malta some
time later this fall.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

Edw. White has just received new
two cylinder motorcycle.
Norwegian Lutheran Service will
be held at Jones Hotel Friday eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock. The service
will be conducted in the Norwegian
language and every Scandinavian in
and near the city is heartily well
come. L. o. Kjos, Pastor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17
HAS NEW HOSPITAL

We clip the following regarding
Mrs. Bertha Hardy, who formerly
resided in Malta, from the Inter
Lake Tribune published at Browns
Valley, MINI. Mrs. Hardy's many
friends here will be pleased to learn
Of the opening of this hospital for
with it has come the realization of at
least one of her ambitions:
"Mrs. Hardy now has her hospital
in this city ready to receive patients.
1t is located in the large and roomy
building opposite the Commercial
Hotel. Drs. Fogarty and Hayes per-
formed two operations there this
week for appendicitis Oh Miss Sabra
Hardy and Charles Free, and both
were very successful. Last week a
very difficult operation was performed
on Mrs. Klein, of Beardsley, with
splendid success. Browns Valley is
to be congratulated on having we'll
conducted hospital located here,
where the assistance Of trained
nurses can be had without delay"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

Should the Barnes show see fit to-
exhibit in Malta again confidence has
been inspired to warrant still larger
attendance.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

scenery that she decided to return again
this year.
There have been more Eastern guests
at Lake Mcdonald this year than ever
before in the history of the resort. The
automobile roadway into the park from
Kalispell is receiving its finishing touches.
This is the only National Park which
automobiles are permitted to enter
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

Bolton, Mont.-John f. Lewis of Glacier
Hotel, Glacier National Park, has been
advised that, with party from New
York headed by l. Henry Il. Osborne of
the New York Geological gardens, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt and her sister will visit
Glacier, the new park, during the latter
part of August.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt was at the park
last year, and was so pleased with the
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

DON'T COUNT ON FRIENDS

1t isn't safe to count on friends
When grding for fight
Just drop hint you need them
And they'll quickly drop from sight
The man who slaps you on the back
When you your feet,
Is first to slap you in the face
When you fall in defeat
The very ones who share your sun
Desert you in the rain
The world will borrow gladness
But won't lend itself to pain,
Expect no aid from any hand,
Rely upon your own;
If you set out for victory,
Prepare to stand alone.
You risk your all the moment
That you count on outside aid;
The tools with which success is wrought
Must always be self made
HERBERT KAUFMAN, i'm Re ord Herald
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-17

whole idea of the show being IAN
exposition by the seven states for the
benefit of the seven states alone"
Montana officers of the League are
l.. Newman of Great Falls, and
Ralph W. Reynolds of Lewistown.
Inquiries about the Montana exhibit
should be addressed to them while
information about the show and
space therein should be addressed to
Will A. Campbell, st. Paul, MINI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
JUDGE CRIT|CIzES
SUPREME Court
Buckingham Jurist Says It's
Order Appears to Lack
Spirit Of Courtesy.
JUDGE WITT is DESIGNATED
Richmond Called Remote Point
BY Judge Hundley, Who Voices
His Resentment.

criticism OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals in manner probably unpar.
a;lclc,i IN the history OF Virginia APP
pears In an order entered hy Judge
George J. Hundley. o: the Circuit Court
Of buckingham county, in :he murder
cases from that COUNTY which have
neen 50 prominent in the courts Of late.
Judge Hundley refuses 10 enter the
order required by the Supreme Court
FOR a change Of Venue, and, in accord
ance with his request, Governor Mann
yesterday designated Judge S. Is. Witt.
ST the Nus,inEs Court OF iNchmond, 10
sit in buckingham ana grant the order.
Judge iIundlcy evidently feels deeply
in this matter for he comments that
the order of the Supreme Court ''ap-
pears 10 lack that tine spirit OF courtesy
end comfy which one court has the
right to expect 81 another. snd cspc-
ciaily OF court possessing the power
and prestige Of 4 court Of last resort
Respec: for himself and for his office,
ne adds. compels him to say this much.
and he ends by the remark that ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
HOLDS IT'S FIRST BANQUET
II ar tsnsvIiis Chamber of Ccr,re,
Eninys SOCIAL Scr .tt,n - II
II is . The Times Dispatch.

Especial 70 The Times Disnatch.l
Aia rtinsvillo. va. February lI-1The
iif ,s ANIMAL banquet Of the Martins-
ZIG Chamber OF Commerce vas he!d
~ ne 2cademy Of Music here iasI
ntsht. John VI. Carter was toa stlnasler,
a.: ai.o an ecGNess was made By l. S
I@omss, of Mart!psvllIe. Welcoming
ih3 guests T, 6. Rurch, president 81
.iae cnajmlptr told OF the things il had
;, i, Golonel Alfred 3. Williams. Of noa-
lect 'Virsinia G. II Mtarshan, Gee
rretaEy 81 the chamber. then toned a
lev oi The things that the orraniza
liion Eopes 70 accomplish Hon. /. n
i i;.,i chn'rman Of the Botra Of Az
,i,cuiiure. 71adc an imrronrtu talk on
ienry county. DR. +. a, Schubert. Of
Ins l,nmisTa ton department. or the
Ncriolk ard Western road, told Row
q get nc" enterprises i II Spence,
made in cnthnsiastic address on ,,ood
roots. Colonel ". V R!chards ii
NHshington y. G.. made an cnthu
StaF'lc addHesS i'pon agricultural pos
SIT '!tirS nj the south ~
,h rs nanaua, was served IN pleasing
F5Nte Covers Werc laid for l5n ana
'i'"'e "cre nearly that many present.
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,fneiia 10 Ih@ Times Dispatcf
Sihrnton, Va, Februnrv III l,,,,,,
2TNe .undrca and twoltth session Of the
Virginia Annual confcrcnce ~ III
i s, Rrsthr@n c.i'nrch will nec, in
VIC stanton United Brcthra- fyIn,rfi,
March u 81 $40 r NJ. 10 confirm -
lte 2'tsl The body IL composo1 ~
ooht Lap 7ier. representing ne *!
2II SLIP ~ !2f77 and the Tertiary rro-
1ra!Ad - r'1ft ~ Wost Tiryiris ~
af MARYLAND AID all OF VIA inf,
Wlli pc p-ts!ded over ~ isishor = :.
'ftrsef = p, OF Chattanooga Tenn
me delegates WIN be entcrtatr,.9 !, !,
- SicScns OF ataunton 'f
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25c cake Genuine All
White Rose Glycerine
Soap 1870

soc lib. bottle Pure White
u. S. P. Carbolic Acid PIC
Use bottle Santaloids (Stearns) .46c
15c jar Violet Cold Cream. .615c
l5c Sulphur and Cream Tar
tar LozenGes ...4............... SC
10c Patterson's Toottache Wax. &c
f5c Bee Brand Root Beer. *. 7c
10c Canpllor Ice, in tubes or
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&c bottle Arnica Cream nc
I0c Transparent Glycerlne
Csc Nasal Doucle &c
Csc Infant Syrlnees ..17c
25c Ear and Ulcer Syrinecs. l6c
SOC Alcohol Stoves (tl1e Bel
n1Onf) ............... 29c
f0c Bixby'S Russell Shoe Polish. ?c
Toe Bixby's Black Shoe Polish. .7c
$I.OO Zinc Doucle Pans SOC
SC Medicine Glasses &c
35c Tooth Brushes. toe
15c and 25c Shaving Brushes &c
10c Caustic Pencils DC
1Oc Styptic Pencils dc
10c Emery BOARDS. II In box. Z. DC
t5c Pocket Cook Stoves .7c
10c Nail Scrubs ,.35c
19c Japanese Nail Brush. &c
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Toilet Goods Dept

sc Prophytol; Liquid, Powder or
Paste .... 19c
25c -Arnica Tooth Soap 1910
35c lrogle's Antiseptic Tooth
SOC Charles Flesh Food. .41c
sc Palmer's Violet Cream, fine
Tor the Skin lac
&c Rosaline (Pray's>. 19c
SOC Ongalinc (Pray's) 39c
soc Imported Bay Rum. 39c
Hudnut's Sachet Powder, all odors,
per ounce .....-... SOC
Willow Sachet Powder, per OF. 35c
75c Colgate's Florida Water. II. 45c
SOC Garwood's Perfume, fancy
bottle in box. .25c
75c Wordsworth Fiolcts Of Sicily,
per ounce 45c
SOC Wordsworth's Blue Lily, per
ounce SIC
sc l4ubigant's Toilet Water. SOC
75c Tragle's Violets Of Virginia.
a most lasting and delightful
perfume, per ounce. 20c
15c Violet Ammonia, pint bot
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Rubber Goods Dept

$3.50 Rubber Gloves, for house
hold and physicians use, first
class article PC
35c Pure Gum Vulcanizcd Ice Bags.19c
$50 Bulb Nasal Syringe, hard rub
Der pipe, soft rubber bulb TIC
S. 90 "Verebcst" Combination
Hot Water Bottle and Foun-
tain Syringe, red rubber.
pipes, guaranteed .. $40
s2.5O Royal Red Rubber Com
bination Hot Water Bottle and
Syringe, 5 pipes .......$ 1.9S
$500 Superb" Combination Sy-
llnge, pipes SI.69
$500 Family Hot Water Bottle. sl.39
$3.50 Victoria Hot Water Bot
tie, Para rubber ......s1.49
SIPS 2-Quart Fountain Syringe,
best rubber, 5 pipes. Csc
500 2-Quart Fountain Syringe,
$3.50 Davol lVhirling Spray. .s1.6q
sioo Duluth Bulb Syringe, 8
hard rubber pipes sec
7sc Arlington" Bulb Syringe,
hard rubber pipes 800
75c Ice Caps .45c
$50 Rubber Complexion sponges e8c
Si.OO Rubber Complexion Sponees SOC
ooc Atonaizers .-- SOC
75c Atomizers ~. 49c
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Candy Specials

Huyier's Candy. In u, 1, 2, 8
and 5-lbs., fresh daily; lb. (. 7. soc
Our Celebrated Dorothy Choc-
olates, regular Coo mixture. 800
Our Rose Chocolate Mixture,
regular 40c kind 23c
a lot of Fancy Box and Basket
Candy, guaranteed perfectly fresh,
to be sold from BIC to $3.50, from
/ lb. to S lbs.
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Brush Department

i5c Tooth Brushes =. ... sc
25c Tooth Brushes Tic.
$50 Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. 25c
Toe Nail Brushes ........3N
SOC Nail Brushes Csc
SOC White Handle Nail Brushes BIC
75c White Handle Nail Brushes. SOC
y complete line Of Bath Brushes,
long and short handles, from
CSC Hair Brush. good bristies. I. 19c
soc Hair Brush. good bristles 29c
7sc Hair Brush, good bristles. .49c
SIPS Hair Brush, extra good bris-
tics ..... CSC
Sl.5O Hair Brush, extra good bris-
ties. ..s1.19
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Coffee Department

soc Java and Mocha, most de-
lightful mixture for coffee low
ers, pound 26c
500 Java and Mocha Coffee, ~
4 pounds in alright cans. Ole
oOc Gray's Mixed Breakfast
Tea, delicious and invigcrat-
ing drink, air-tight can, u ID. Zoe
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.SpeciaLties
HAMMERED BRASS JARDI-
NIERES.

6-inch size ............ 9Sc
8-inch size .$1.29
10-inch size ..S1.S9
Heavily lacquered and beau
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We have also a complete line
of Hanging Jardineres, Vases,
Fern Dishes, Woven Fern Dishes
with copper Innings, Candle
sticks, at remarkably low prices.
SOC, 75c and $500 Picture
Frames, oval, cabinet
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gold, guaranteed. 25c, 49c
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SLIGO and $3.50 Ladies' Sill
yer Pockctbooks and Gard
Cases combined, kid lined
and long chains, 49c and SOC
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Stationery Department

l5c Sherzon Linen Box Paper &c
25c Linen Box Paper .13Tc
Csc Whiting Box Paper. .I7c
35c Holly Box Paper. f6c
Csc Lib. Newtone Linen Paper TIC
i0c Newtonc Linen Envelopes. &c
&c Examination Pads SIC
TIC Examination Pads ..7Isc
SC Writing Pads ..3Hc
l0c Writing Pads ....s.........7 c
l5c Whiting Pads lie
25c Writing Pads ............ 15c
sc Envelopes ..2L5c
10c Envelopes ............. ~. &c
I5c Envelopes &c
Ice Composition Books :. ~. Sc
&c Stenoaraphers' Note Books. 3Hc
10c Souvenir Writing Tablet .4Hc
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/ quart Best Double Distilled
Which Hazel (bring bottle). .21c
DC Bath Spongcs i.

SOC Bath Spongcs. i. 29c
i5c l'olnadc for the Hair ..8Isc
| pint Best Witch Hazel .. 15c
25c fellows Gossamer zoe
&c NVoodbury's Facial Powder /. zoe
Sl,Ol Pinaud's Toilet Water. .69c
25c Dcntacura Paste. ... .19c
25c Euthyinol Paste lie
Woodbury.. Facial Cream j.. BIC
SOC Parkcr's Hair Balsam SIC
sl.OO Hoopcr's Hair 2estorer SOC
soc Quinine Hair Tonic. 19c
soc Coke's Dandruif Cure. &c
SOC Ok Marrow Pomade. !. /. 39c
SOC Capasaris .. 43c
DOC Wa!nntta Hair Stain. -. 41c
SSI oEolfo LOG
5l.5O Oriental Cream sl.l5
75c Magnolia Balm. ...... Soc
SOC Hines Honey Almond Cream .41c
25n Euthynol Cream ...,. 19c
25c Lyons Tooth Powder . 19c
25c Rubifoam 21c
25c Sozodont Powder and Paste .19c
25c Frostilla l9c
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SOC bottle Kings New Dis
covery, only one to customer $50
Csc Trasle's Syrup Tar, Wild
Cherry and Tuiu, fine for
coughs and colds ......... loo
10c cake Jergens' Violet ely
cerine Soap ......... &c
25c lib. can Soda Phosphate,
any make 14c
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lOe can Cedar Brand Talcum
fowder Sc
&C oottle Iron Glue. SIC
si:o0 P. B. Iron and Alum
Water .63c
5oc +. Is. Iron and Alum Water 33c
$500 Comp. Syrup Hypophos-
phites 49c
&c chewing Cum SIC
10c Cherry Cough Drops, 3 ozs.
for. SC
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Medicine Department

25c Warmers 5-grain Lithia Tab
lets ......... ..,.... l6c
SiCO Wampolcs Cod Liver Oil S3c
Sl.QO kilmcr's Swamp Root ~. SIC
Si.OO Ilostcttcr's Stomach Bitters SIC
Sl.nO king's Nervnc ...7 5c
81 90 Czonlulsion ..... SIC
Soc Blair's Chloral Thynol j. 45c
SlO0 Father Johns Remedy 83c
SOC Seven Barks ...... 45c
SOC frlnck S Grains Of Health 45c
SOC Elixir Babek ......s.. 45c
Sc Castoria s., Soc
$500 MaItinc Cod Liver Oil. .S3c
SlO0 Panopepton ....... S3c
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

$500, $3.50 and s2.G0 I'm
ported Razors, Including
WostenhcIm, Wade &
Butcher, Commander, |.
x. L., etc, Soc
$1.00. 75c and SOC Sample
Pocket Knives, all makes
and styles; choice, 29c,
3oc and acc