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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

ers of civic beauty. This contest is al
much in the interest of material bust
ness prosperity as in the interest of
disfgured landscape.
"The great body OF the public is BE-
ginning to appreciate, that whatever
makes for the beauty OF the streets OF
a city will also make for q greater
power In all branches of business ac-
hvity."
The billboard is frequently danger
GUS to health. It has been found In
many cities that the spaces behind
billboards have become unpleasant
nuisances since many careless people
have used these spaces as a common
dumping ground. where enormous
amounts Of filth have been deposited
for the reason that such spaces are
we'll screened from the streetA
There is one very forclble objection
to billboards, and that is the objection
to them as. to use an expression coin
ed by DR.. Eliot Of Harvard, '-ugnders
OF landscape"
Now, the great objection to tho erec.
ton and maintenance OF btllboards In
the places suggested In the minds Of
many people Is the fact that they dts-
figure the landscape. destroy the view,
render commonplace otherwise won,
drous scenic beauty. But if there aU
found those who make but light OF
such objections and care not them
selves for beautiful things In nature
then there is that other objection which
never yet has failed to hold In its grip
the American people-viz, the objection
that such disfgurements destroy money
values.
What may be fairly claimed h tho
landscape in tie country and the open
spaces In the city do not belong 10 Tho
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

We once knew q farmer to refuse to
sell corn to his neighbor for % cents
at the crib and hauled several loads
OF 1t to town and got only 21 cents,
and we know several alleged business
men who let theft supply houses send
out advertising matter for them and
90 not carry ads. in their local news
paper.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25
4 SIGN WHICH OUR
TOWN COULD INITIATE.
Names Of Dsnver's Streets Can Bs
Seen by Day or Night.

The old wooden street signs nailed
to telephone and telegraph poles are
rapidly being discarded for combina-
ton iron poles and signs and for orna-
mental bronze signs in Denver.
Some Of the signs are in the form
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

distance and are arranged SO that they
can be removed without injury to the
standard in case 1t should be desired
to change the name. The lamp is said
to be SO arranged that 1t cannot we'll
be disturbed by mischief makers, but
can be removed for cleaning or repair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
working day per head for the entire work
ing population.
Labor Unions Growing.

There was an increase of ) per cent in
the net membership Of the labor unions.
the total number on the active list the
31st of December. 1910. being 7O0.'aI. The
downward movement in wages, which
commenced In 1907 and continued during
the greater part of 1919. was checked to-
ward the end of the latter year and there
has been a slight upward tendency dur
ing the last twelve months. The increa sc
has effected 5341 persons. who have re-
ceived net increase. amounting to about
$15.HD week. The remainder of the
working population stand about where
they were at the beginning of 1910. but
at a slightly improved advance over 1873.
The number of unemployed is less than
it has been at any time since 1871, and
is considerably lower than the averase
for the last ten years. The percentage
of unemployed to the total membership
Of the unions in 19US was IS per cent.
and in 1910 1t was ~ The lowest per-
centage of unemployed ever reported by
the labor unions was % per cent during
the year 19D. There is no other source
of information.
the United Kingdom was Al per cent
higher during the year 1910 than in any
year since 1854. and there was an ad-
vance of IL per cent above the avera &c
for 1879, 1 per cent above the averas e
for 1907 and nearly 10 per cent above the
average of 1909. which showed the low st
level in the prices Of rent, fuel. food.
drink and clothing on record.
1t will thus be seen that the advance in
wages among the working classes Of tn ;
United Kingdom has been insignificant
compared to the increase in the Z, st "a
living. In computing the latter house
rents clothing. fuel food. drink and to-
bacco are included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
He pful Hints on
Hair Health
Scalp and Hair Troubles
Generally Caused by
CareleSSneSS

Dandruf Is contagious disease caused ny a
mic-o5c. which also produces badness. Never
use a comb brush belonging to some else
No matter how cleanly the owner may be. these
articles may he Infected with microbes. whica
will infect your scalp. 1t is far easier 10 catch
hnir microbes than 1t is 10 get rid Of them. aud
single stroke of an infected comb brush ma
well lead To badness. Never try on anybody
clse's hat. Many a hatband Is u resting u ace
for microbes
II you happen be troubled with dantlrlfY
itching scalp. falling hair or badness. we have
. remedy which believe viii completely re-
liere these troubles We Of this hat
ohcr it you with the underst q nding that
it will cost you nothing for the trial II IL does
not produce the results claim. This remedy
is called RexaH .'93'' Hair Tonic. We honestly
believe ii 10 be the most scientific remedy for
scalp and hair troubles. and know of nothing
else that equals 1t for effectiveness because Of
the results IL has produced in thousands Of eases.
Rexall $50 Hair Tonic is devised to Danish
la ndrun, restore natural color hen its loss has
been brought about NY disease. and make the
hair naturally silky. soft and glossy Ii does
this because II stimulates TN" hair follicles de-
stroys the germ mntter. and frings about q
free healthy circulation OF blood. which nour-
ishes the hair roots causing them Ia tighten and
grow new hair. We want everyi ody who has any
trouble with hair scalp To know that Rexali
..93'' Hair Tonic Is the best hair tonic and
restorative in existence. and no should SCOT
at or doubt this statement until they have put
our claims 10 a fair test. with the unders tandin.
that they pay us nothing for the remedy IL il
does not give full and complete satisfaction In
every pari ocular. Two sizes. 20 cents and <i.0o
Remember. you obtain Rexall Remedies in
Washington. II. C.. only nj stores The Rex.
all Stores-O' Donnell's Pharmacies. gOi r It.
NV. Wis. and N ST. NV. Cd ST. and Pa.
ave. Sc. Wis., ave. and l. 81. NV.
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IN HONOR
OF RICHMOND VISITORS
KaIIipoIis Grotto of Yelled
Prophets Completes Plans
for Entertainment

Kallipolis Grotto Of the Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm at special
meeting last evening. made preparations
for an elaborate reception and enter
tainment in honor of Samis Grotto OF
Richmond, Va. next Thur sday. The Kali
lipois degree staff and large number
of the members OF the local grotto were
the guests of SAINTS Grotto in Richmond
recently when they were given taste
of Virginia hospitality. They now pro-
pose TO return the compliment.
Sightseeing Trip Proposed.
The Richmond visitors will be met al
Union station by a special committee OF
which H. E. Sands is chairman. and gwen
an automobile sightseeing trip of the
city, with dinner later at the Hotel Fie-
donna Efforts are being made To secure
President Tatt's consent to meet the
party. In the evening. at National RiHes
Armory, Kallipol S Grotto VIII mold
ceremonial session, at which ofainatic
entertainment will be furnished Al the
close there will be banquet at which
kailipo:is Grotlo's new monarch. John II.
Shreve, will be the POSTMASTER anu ao-
dresses will be made By prominent Ma
sons and members OF the order
Samis GrOttO was recently institutes IN
Grotto. 1t has a membership OF prop
ably 159. with Capt. Frank cunningha n.
past grand commander OF the knights
Templar of Virginia, as its monarch.
In Charge of Committee.
The entertainment of the Richmond
party is in charge of a special committee
of fifty. under the general craftsmanship
of Monarch John Ii. Slreve. with |. S.
Goldsmith acting as secretary. Chair
men of the various subcommittee are as
follows Transportation. II. K. Sands: re-
ception, Abraham q. Fry: accom- n Oda-
tons. Frank B. Swart: decorations. l. 8.
Goldsmith: music. Peter Latterner:
speakers. Edward s. Schmid. John Fl.
Shreve. Samuel F. Shreve. Peter Lat
tcrner. Joseph H. Curran, Harry l..
Strang. ir.. James s. Raeburn.. Earl D..
Krewson. Thomas B. Walker. A. B.
Douglas. Achille Burklin. Frank X. Ray
mond, DIR. W. III. Wunder. Harry G..
Minister, Stacey l.. HeacOck. +. Berkeley
McCathrap. DIR. Frank E. Gibson, J. w.
Collins and S. Porter House constitute
the committee on drama, with c. G.. Yea
bower and George w. Engle in charge o.;
the electrical and lighting effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Petition of Clothier's Creditors.

Creditors of Morris Waskow. who con-
ducts a clothing store at 61:; ID street
northwest, today applied to the District
Supreme Court to have the merchant de-
clared bankrupt. The petitioners say
Waskow is indebted more than Sl,Ovo.
owes them 5000 and is insolvent.
The act OF bankruptcy charged against
Waskow is that he permitted one of his
reditors to obtain a judgment against
him on which an attachment was laid on
part o. his stock.
Attorneys a. l.. Newmeyer ami Lucas
p. Loving appear for the creditors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

The Golden Lotus and other Legends
OF Japan, by Edward Greey
Price, $1.oo.
The Homes and Haunts of Our Elder
Poets bryant, Emerson Longfellow,
Whittier, Holmes and LOVELY, beautiful
engravings. and autograph letters insert
ed from F. B. Sanborn, the Sage of
Concord, and II. n. Powers.
Price, $500.
Bryant and His Friends. by James
Grant Wilson. with book plate and letter
from the author inserted.
Price, $500.
Black Letter Martial extraordinarily
choice copy of Martial. gothic letter with
wood cuts; binding broken but perfect
inside. Printed in 1J22. in Lyons Dug
dumb, by Johannis Moyln, alias de
Cambray.
Price, $500.
Infelicia. by Adah Isaacs Menken; in
serted is an original photograph showing
Alexander Dumas seated with Adah
Isaacs Menken.
Price, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

52-inch Brown Coney Coa+,
$27.5o. Formerly $48.5o.
52-inch Ponyskin Coat, 5000.
Formerly $500.
52-inch Ponyskin Coat, $1,000.
Formerly $II5.oo.
52-inch Ponyskin Coat-Fisher
coon collar and cuffs-S75.oo.
Formerly $4,000.
52-inch Ponyskin Coat-skunk
opossum collar and cuffs-$85.co.
Formerly $1,000.
52-inch Hudson Seal Coat,
$4,000. Formerly $4,000.
52-inch Hudson Seal Coat,
$4,000. Formerly s225.oo.
Children's Gray Kid Coat,
$4,000. Formerly 5000.
All Separate Scarfs and Mu
Third floor. q ST.
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Eben Holden, by Irving Bachelor, con-
tains Stedman's Book Plate. the program,
menu and list of guests of the eleventh
annual dinner of the st. Lawrence Club,
together with photographic letter from
Mr.. Bachelor.
Price. $3.50.
Another copy of the same book. with
program, lists of guests, etc, at 500
Persia and the Persians, by S. c. w.
Benjamin, with illustration book plate
and a letter from the author.
Price, $I.5o.
Poems of George d. Prentice by John
James Pratt, with fine portrait book
plate and 4-page letter from editor in
serted.
Price, $3.50.
Life of Margaret Fuller. by Thomas
Wentworth Higginson: first edition. with
book plate and letter from author in
serted.
Price. $500.
Henry Irving's Impressions of America.
by Joseph Hatton. with book plate and
letter from author inserted.
Price, $500.
Main floor, Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Final Clearance Sale of
Boys Ready-to=Wear Apparel,

MISUNDERSTANDING our entire remaining stock Of Suits OYER
most inconsistent
N with the quality and stylish character OF the merchandise
involved
Every taken lines which have long been
nzed by discriminating the height of perfection
degree The difference existing between and
those asked before the reductions will be all
animation.
Fine Quality Atwood Suits. and attractive brown and
gray fancy effects also few fancy blue worseds Perfect fitting
and correctly proporioned doubebreased style for the
large boys and Norfolk style for small boys; 49,
$3.50 each. Were $3.50 to Sl1.OO.
10
5000 each Were $3.50 $780, Were
Fancy brown and gray mixed patterns in alwool materials
stvy and correctly tailored double breasted style The
Celence of their
ticularly desirable; sizes to H.
S3.75 each. Were $500, 5000 and $3.50.
in
$500 EACH Were 5000 and So 5000 each. Were $3.50
5000 EACH Were $3.50 and So sol $e75 each. Were $375.
small lot of Boys Separate Knckerbockers. in dark
gray patterns well made and well finished sizes IS
Csc pair. Were ST. so.
no, S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Books from the Stedmam Sale.

TN\ ANY OF the choice and purchased by us at the
NINl recent auction sale of the library c. Sted-
y lllcV man remain and are objects of interest.
Nearly all subjects of literature are included in the
collection which especially strong in the region of Poetry
Nearly all OF the books contain Mr.. Stedmans Book Plate
and of them his autograph while dedatory
scripons and autograph letters from the authors.
The collection also includes Autograph Letters
notaes these latter being neatly folding
We call attention to a few items:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

are below the usual. Special lots
womens Long Petticoats. trimmed with wide
rucks and nounce IT dainty embroidery. cI<o
Special price pi'S"o
women's NainsooS Gowns. With low round or
square neck and long sleeves; varionsly trimmed
With lacee.i insertions. embroideries, CT cr1
heading and ribbon. Special price pA'0S
women's Muslin and Cambria Gowns with
high or v neck and long sleeves: trimmed with
embroidery. insertion and edgng. Spe- 81 M
cial price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
"American Lady" Corsets
i'm the Latest Models.

6dA>N L. w LIZ IliouSlS wi
WMi spring in this popular
lNHN Corset are now ready
for your inspection. a
most complete and varied range
Of effects are shown-models suit
able for every age and every hg-
ure. and following the most ex-
acting demands OF fashion.
A. cYop Models for the schoolgirl. me-
~ @i'oo dunn and tall figures.
At $50 MSssls Tor '''n tan anu "e''"'
A. CO ~ Models for the average figure.
AZ g, 4 model for the short. stout fig
al ~.
A. O. Models Tor the tall. well proper
AT S,J. toned figure. also models for the
lower hust and stouter figures.
A. cooA model With medium bust and
AZ Y4.o very long hip.
At $500 with @slSSH suitable Se"i foi
the average figure.
Third door. Eleventh 1t.
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Natural Wolf Fur Set, $1,000.
Formerly $4,000.
Black Lynx Fur Set, $3.50.
Formerly $1,000.
Persian Lamb Fur Set, $42.5o
Formerly $500.
Skunk and Seal Fur Set, $500
Formerly, $1,000.
Black Fox Fur Set, So2. 50. For.
merly $4,000.
Black Fox Fur Set, S62.5o. For.
merly $4,000.
Black Lynx Fur Set, SI25.oo
Formerly $4,000.
Natural Skunk Fur Set, $1,000
Formerly $4,000.
Natural Skunk Fur Set. $4,000
Formerly $4,000.
Natural Mink Fur Set, $500
Formerly $4,000.
is offered at half price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
White Goods
| Department.

White Goods
Department.
oM7N response to demand
made by number OF our
patrons who wish white
fabrics that will wear and
launder well. we have imported
from Switzerland direct choice
line OF
India Linens.
Swiss Batistes.
Mercerized Batlstes,
Embroidered Nainsooks,
Embroidered, Dotted
and Figured Swisses.
The collection is now complete
and your inspection is invited.
Second hoor, Eleventh 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Infants and Small
Children's Spring Coats
and Refers.

IF ::: :;: !; 4. FL: +; L: :;:
every one new and
stylish. having only recently ar
rived. and many possess especial
~ noteworthy features exce,-
tionai IN garments at the price.
!, Infants Cream Cashmere Lon, co.,s .,.,
eHnE embroidered capes in spray I.s,,,I
nnIshed with barrow bands OF sjlt an, u.Sishs.
f,e H knots; also made. OF cream serge IS 90
con-, anta mus short Coats of fine oua,i,r ,a.,,,
UIu ana corduroy. with attractive hrni ne'ilord
"mnisd eapes' IN several designs. 500
sniIhnh MS. erenm Serge Refers. in .. ,.nr,,
Inlsneu with notch collar and I,no.i h = length.
n as white pearl buttons: sizes ~ u, oushou
'e ,1h,,drsn,. 1, 20 $500
.ai"o.eI coiiars and cuffs. OF drrk hi Wi'n
70 .exe' lined throughout with satin o. anu
Third door. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

Women's Corset Covers. OF fine nainso,k in y
variety OF pretty styles: trimmed win
Saiehcirnnes. torchon and cluny laces and In.
sertions. heading and ribbon; Others with fine
embroidery edging and fucks. Special O. -
.
Women's Combination Suits ,corsct cover .,d
drawers or corset cover and short skirt OF min.
SOCK. varfously trimmed with laees cmbroid
price .'D"' special SI.oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Final Clearance Sale
Fmrs and Fur Garments.

HE best Furs, the fashionable styles, half and
less than half regular prices. what offer patrons
w. in this clearance sale and this is backed with guaran
of perfect satisfaction.
The items forth below represent entire remaining
stock include Coats Sets and Separate Scas and Mun
mostly styles and designs The opportunity of
the such rich and handsome furs such small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
February Sale of
Beds and Bedding.

excellent values that being offered have caused
usual activity in this department Brass and Enameled
~ Iron Bedsead Mattresses, Springs and Couces all
concerned in this SALE being the small and odd lots left
from active seasons selling and these have been augmented by
special lots merchandise bought The
offerings attractive the values real and the goods all
feet and of reliable qualities.
For your special consideration mention the following
All
So75 each. Value $500. $3.50 each Value $3.50.
AL sizes
S8 50 each. Value, $4,000 S2o75 EACH Value $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Misses and Childrem's
School and Dress Shoes.

TIT OOTWEAR for all occa-
1u sions. made expressly fo-
oIN us and thoroughly honest
WI in material and workman
ship. Stylish in appearance and
made on lasts which give perfect
comfort to growing feet.
Misses and Children's DOngOln Kidskin Lace
and Button Shoes. with patent tip and best
hard leather sole: sizes sia to 1Oi.. q, -
ialr ....-.......... D.
Sizes II to >. Pair. ...........-....... 0l./ 5
Misses and Chiiren-s Dull Gun Metal Calf.
skin Lace and Button Shoes with Goodyear welt
sole: an exceptionally goot school shoe: Coo
sizes Sia to 1Oi.. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. >c<.oO
Sizes /, to :. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. so
Misses and Chidren's Patent kidskin Lace
Goodyear welt sole: sizes Sia 10 l0,a. G, o~,
iaiF- S'-.o'
sizes II to =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Misses and Chdrens Patent Leather Shoes
with black cloth tops. plain toe and lightweight
SOLE very dressy shoe: sizes So 10
'''.' an ..--'-....-.. G-.'
Sizes IL to .. Par. ................... S2.TS
Third floor. Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
WORLD DOING WELL
All the Leading Nations Appeal
/ to Be Prosperous.
GREAT BRITAIN BOOMING
Last Year the Fattest in History Of
the Empire.
IRELAND HEADS THEM ALL
People of Emerald Isle Never Had
So Much, and Therefore They
Are Contentcd.
By WILLIAM +. CURTIS.

! By WILLIAM f. CURTIS.
! Written for The Star End the Chicago Record
Herald.
| All the world seems to be in very
! prosperous conditon-Germany, Italy.
Austria. Russia, Belgium, France and
particularly Great Britain There was
| never time in the history of the world
| when every industry was thriving as it
| is today In Europe. The year 1910 was
| a record-brcaker for production and trade
| in several countries, but nowhere so
| great as in England, Scotland and Ire
| land. The prosperity of Ireland is be-
| yond all precedent in manufactures and
| in agriculture, and the operation of the
| new land laws has been followed by
fat harvests, high prices and active mar
kets. Ireland is the most prosperous spot
| in the British empire; the people were
never SO we'll off, and the rule that pros
perity produces contentment seems to
| be demonstrated there.
The foreign trade of the United King
| dom in 1910 exceeded in value that of
any previous year. and surpassed the
total of 1909 by nearly $5JO,U,O,OO.
The same may be said of the United
States, where 1910 was record year for
| imports, and, with the exception of .,v1,
| for exports, and also for the total volume
| or trade with other nations.
The Increase in our foreign trade over
1909 was $123, 4E3,J23, but it was not
so great as that of Great Britain.
Immense Foreign Trade.
The total foreign trade of the United
Kingdom in 1909 was $5.O13, io:3, while
the total for the United States was 49,
Al, 21S 3d.
The total foreign trade Of the United
Kingdom in 1909 was $5O13, 426,52O. while
that of the United States was $500, 49,
:;GsI.
The following table of comparisons
between the trade of the United Kingdom
and the United States may be interesting:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

Girls Bingham and Percale Dresses in
neat and stylish long-waisted model.
fuli-plaited skirt is finished with deem
mem; both high and low neck STYLES with
long or short sleeves. The designs and
coiorlngs are exceptionally good Sizes
6 to IA years.
SI.oo each. Were S1.o5.
Fuil-length Double-breasted Coats. in
the popular loose lines lined throughout.
The materials are all wool and in the
pest colors-tan, gray, Old rose and
brown Sizes and years.
1896 each. Regularly S8.z5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
MUSLIN Underwear ait Special Prices

0TlT7 HEN servlceable, we'll dany trimmed Under
N\lI othes are priced like these buy berally
WV lhey are sure to be useful time another and
It's true economy TO pick them up whenever prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

sample line Of Girls Dresses Of
striped galatea and white, tan, blue an6
pink pique. They are made In the ever
popular Russian style. with high neck
and long sleeves; sizes s, 10 and IL wears
S3.75 and S4.Z5 each.
Regularly S5.75, S6.75 and S8.75
Girls Serge and Mohair Dresses. ir
long-waisted models. with full-plaited
skirts and high neck and long sleeves
attractively trimmed with braid; sizes
TO IA years.
S5.75 each. Were S5.75.
Third floor G st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

launched 1.164 vessels. representing total
of 1.1a9,OOo tons in 1909 and 1,31S vessels
OF 1,G'3.O3O tons in 1908. December 81
last 3G3 mercantile vessels having an
aggregate tonnage of 1,131,J,O tons were
under construction in the United King
dom, and sixty-six men-of-war, with an
aggregate displacement of oS9.OO tons.
At the same date in 1909 there were 331
vessels of 400 tons under construc-
ton.
Practically all of these vessels are being
built of steel. only about one-half of 1
per cent being wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

flatchets and Cherries
For WasR1ington's
Birthday.
OF \ addition to the complete
I'LL assortment of Fancy
jEl Luncheon and Dinner Can
dies which we maintain al
all times. we have provided the
former (hatchets) in red. green
and yellow; the latter cherries }
i'll red. These are absolutely pure
and made especially for us.
25c the pound.
Fifth h0or Tenth ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
Girls Dresses and Coats
At Very Low Prices.

W VER4 mother seeing these cannot but fail
WIZ to realize the great economies The garments
strictly perfect in way, and contain on,
style O the spring .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

Postum Cereal Co.. I.td.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17

Third floor, Eleventh st.