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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-20
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(By, A. w. Thomson Co.
r. q. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
WALL STREET VIEWS.

Logan Bryan wire A. W. Thomson:
An extension Of the recovery is not i'm
proba BILE, but the attitude of foreigners in
view Of the British strike situation will
doubtless do much towards influencing the
trend Of prices after urgent short cover
ing has run it's course. The prospects
seem to favor an adjournment of congress
Of a temporary h;illish demonstration. but.
taken rs whole. the conditions surround
ing the market do not appear to warrant
the expectancy Ut sustained upward
movement.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

wheat-strong No. 2 red; 81 s5h@ assc
August s71ac; September s7qssc; octo-
Corn--Steady. No. 3 white. 65isc; No.
white 64c No. white mixed, G5c: No.
white mixed, 631ac: No. 3 yellow. 65c: No:
mixed 63c
Oats-steady. No. white. 4OAc; stand
ard, 4oAc; No. 9 white;. 4Oc; No: white.
soc; No. mixed, 39c; No. mixed, 3SAc
No. 4 mixed, 37%c.
Hay-Quiet. No bids.
Rye-No. 2 rye. S5c.
inspections
Wheat-Ip: No. 2 red. car; No. 3 red,
Corn--In: No. 8 white, is cars: No. 4
white, . cars: No. yellow. cars: No. )
yellow, 4 cars: No. 4 yellow. 2 cars; No.
mixed, car: No. mixed, cars: No. 4
mixed, ! chr; sample. cars; s ear, ! car:
No. 2 yellow, 3 cars; No. 3 yellow, cars
No. 3 mixed, 8 cars ear, 4 cars; total, 10
cars.
Oats---In: No, 2 white, 1 car; No. 9
white. I car; total, cars. Out: No: 2
IS cars
Hay-No. timothy. cars: No. 2 timo-
thy, 1 car; total, Z cars. ~ ,
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BUFFALO,.
RUEEALO. Aug.

BUFFALO, Aug. 19.-Spring wheat-No.
northern. $l.l2h. Winter wheat-No.
2 red. Ole; No. = white, Zoe. Corn--No. 2
yellow. @+c: No. 3 yellow. @Ac; No. 4
yellow. 671ac; No. 3 mixed, 61hc. Oats
No. white. 42Ac: No. white. 42c; No. 4
white. 4lc; standard, 42Lc. Barley
August, $1.14atl.lG Rye-No. ?, ssh @9Oc.
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Bid. task. Nominal.
CHICAGO CASH,

CHICAGO CASH.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Cash grain. Wheat
So' red S9% @eOSc; o Ne req ss ss'g
ha rd winter, SsG9lc: No. / northern spring,
= .02q1 O8 nominal No. northern spring
No. 2 corn. 64hc; No. 2 white. 64H ge5c !:
No, 2 yellow. s4h@e5c; Ne B. s4@s s,a,,
|641aQ64%c; no 4, 63la3l64c: No. white.
63T M64Nc; No. 4 yellow. 63h @64c: Oats
No. 2, 4Od40hc; No. white. AN g42Hc
No. 3. 396f39Lc: No. 3 white. 41@41Ac;
No. white. 3olads9%c: standard. ava
42c
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. Aug 19.-Closing prices I:
wheat--Cash. pic; September. 02c: Deem
Der, a5Sc; May, $l.O1h. Corn-Cash.
&c: september. 6sNc: December. e2Ec
May. 65Sc Oats-September. 43kc; De-
cember, I5%c; May, iSiac.
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Ne. 1439.-charades-

1.
NV first is a conductor yfruo
Who never fares caieoe.d.
And II the fair refuse lny two
The lover is detected
When whole rings in mytearsiaAeW
I'm very much aReC1ed%
II.
MY first is q pnrttsf thetos5y: =
My second q part OF tlse dress:
My first may not $50 my second:
It could ha rdly BE called caress;
It might lead TO NerEAg NY total.
That badge OF revoiA andsdis
Sedate end proper Is my hrse
AS DOWN the lane serene she>~aIkSs
And from the bushes by the way
My second gathers from their stalks
NV whole with, blossoms may be founo
From early eprnE till late in fall.
Once Wild. it's, now in gardens grown
And lovely island, gay withal.
Youths Companion.
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RICHMOND MARKETS
PRODUCE.

paid by Bee Hive Grocery
Old hens, per Id. :. :. .. >. =. ..1Oc.
Old ROSTERS :. CSC a head
Young Chickens, per ID. .15c@15c
Country butter, per Id. :. III to &c.
Eggs, per doz. :. .. :. =. ..15c.
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ruRPHNrlNk.

OAyANNAH, Ca. Aug. lS.--Turpscti1e.
s ss,s;s 'wsfse' $50 H Nc :7 ss@ S.
$(t!c, = FL = {. g; $500; :. seeo
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Borneo is nearly ten times greater
in area than Iowa, but there are only
twenty five or thirty white people on
the island.
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.asso ~ - medici - 20 safe ana &C ~ eaaLs
.ssio 20 p1oasankto take ~ d.. CAidwell's Syl~~
rom sesaach t!oaaaA. TIE Ssioe = WI Seae
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COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Cotton seed OIL
Firm: spot. $3.50: winter. $6@7: sum-
January. &516G5.5s: February. $c570J.6o:
March. Sss3S9s * August 99s9sos !:
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Nothing said in
money today. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change 4S4Iad4S7 nith actual business in
banker bills At 1860 4S6O5 for demand and
4S311 @l4S3ss for sixty day bills.
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CONTINENTAL WHEAT MARKETS.

Wheat at Berlin closed Nd lower: at
Paris. unchanged to Nd lower; at Antwerp,
unchanged; at Budapest, holiday.
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WAGON MARKET.

wheat--No. red. Sc; sample milling.
76QS3c.
Corn-730I5c. -
Sheiled Oats-N New. 37@4oc; old, 43@45c.
HayTimothy. $4,000; baled old $500
loose, $1S021.
Straw-Oats straw, $5@7; wheat straw.
t607
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PRODUCE MARKETS

There has ben no change in the price Of
eggs and poultry during the week and 20
cal dealers believe that values will hold
steady for some time. The demand for
eggs has not been as heavy. as usual be-
cause Of the hot weather. The supply has
also shown a slight falling of Markets
The season for young guinea hens is open
for stock that weighs lbs.
Butter is weak and the price has de-
the country offerings is poor. dealers say,
caused by the hot weather and poor pas
lures. The heavy growth OF ragweed is
also largely responsible for the poor quail
dealers are supplying their trade with
storage butter.
EGGS-Indianapolis jobbers paying to
shippers ., ies doz Loss Oh for strictly
and chicks, 10c. Country shippers paying
lac for fresh eggs.
BuTTER-Country butter. packing stock
paving prices. delivered at indianapolis.
dsnapoiis icsbers Selling pI Eisin e1ssmery
cry fr.ts. sc for prints. &c for tubs.
l EuTTER1N IE;hse at loe t" 21s
con sim new cream. 16c: New York fun
cream. 1ec: fhiiadeiphia cream. doz. 81. !:
a16c; brick. 1ske: Neufchatel. Eagles,
poILTRininhners paying prices, de.
spfieser s. ~ to- lbs and Under, iie
geese. &c; squads. $3.50 doa guinea hens
~. 8 dea Country shippers quoting
! ROSTERS. sc for geese, &c for ducks, &c
for 2-lb chickens.
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n.,1AAn- .e&sr .puxxle..

No.a144o.-ls4ters puzxles.
Supply the same syllable to each
word and change n daw into sup
port, part OF d capdle into a small
gate. a pain into> 40 insect. part OF a
ship into a smalls ar. to>select into a
narrow board. a pile OF hay into a
disease. part Of Nbed into a certificate.
a framework into Ei6mor. mass OF
stony substance intoN fxeworksAa NUN
Der into q doctrine.
b.
No. 144f.-Riddfes.S
An ornament I am. and. what il better.
I witness many documenaand letter.
Your travels ended. come to MOTOR rest.
And for your money you shall have the
best.
But II you try to count mo you<wfn fan:
My number well may make the, bravest
quail.
The lessons all are learned. and ann said
And always must DO the spender' dread
] am the somber hue upon the f1eld:
The modest to my colorS often yield.
M ADA rficlea az 0eeas Puzzle.
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The LAND OF
} PuzzlED0M.
a.. 14zA-eubtracsyons.

Ne. f4N@VucSpacSsonss
Subtract fifty-ugy from u towering
shynb and leave n zssinous substance:
ave from to exissNAed leave = false,
hood: one hundsed Trom> peaceful and
leave a Scottish sKssent: nse from
uncertain and leave u chih: nSe anu
fifty from to,s,ope the Ndge or SURFACE
and leave an>industrioussine Insect
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Deheadinqs.

love to hear the robins strain.
I know that spring is in his train
And flowers must come from April rain
IT'S true have but little skill
The wild things OF the woods to kill
To see them die quite makes me Ill.
pore DER books and wink and blink.
hope to find the missing link.
And then I'll spread myself in ink.
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TOLEDO CLOVER SEED
OTHER WHEAT MARKETS.

TOLEDO, O.. Aug. 19.-Clover seed--
March, $li.69. Alsike-$1l.3O.
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sUGAR AND CoFFEE.

NEW YORK. Aug. I9.-Sugar-Raw,
arm: refined. strong; standard granulated.
osSc; cut loaf SSSc: crushed. 6soe: mold
mend A. 5-S1c: confectioners A. 5.TOc: No.
l. soc: No. 2, 5.65c: No. s. 5-0oc: No. 1.
5-55c; No. 5 IL 5 points lower than No. 4:
Nos. 9 to II are each points lower than
the preceding grade Co6eESteady; He
No. on spot, 1874 013&c.
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CRUDE RUBBER PRICES.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Crude rubber
prices are frmer. Para upriver hne, 81. 11l
liz; coarse, g5090c.
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Move up. down. across and slant
ing and find the names Of twelve ar
ticles Of dress. You may use the same
letter twice. but you must not skip.
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No, 143S.-Roman NumeraiN EnSmass
Here are fve,narrow streets%
Turned into grassy dales:
A thousand flowers are boys;
A hundred rules are nails.
And now he,iast one quickly traces>
These six wise men are faces.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aug 19.-Dressed poultry
Firm; turkeys. 12@2ic: chickens. 12h@
24c: fowls. 11416c: ducks. 16Ql6Hc
Live poultry-Firm: chickens. 15617c
fowls. 13914c: turkeys, 13c: ROSTERS, &c
ducks. BE: geese. l0c. Butter-Flrmer
creamery specials. 2Sc; creamery extras
&c: state dairy, tubs. 19625Lc: process
specials, CSC. ERgs-Steady: nearby
white, fancy, 2S630c: nearby brown
fancy. 23025c: extra hrsts, o2024c: nrsts
|11hG20c. Cheese-New, inactive; whoi<
milk specials. l2&e: whole milk fancy
1l<4l2ns: s1;ns spse1cla Zoe: skins
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No. 1A5.-Charads.

No. 1445.-charads.
OF my first you have two. but here ono
may do.
To explain 1t moro need not be spoken
In my next. deep in shade. some scores
have been laid,
And when in my whole you're not 5ok-
ing.
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STEADY FOR COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The cotton mar
ket opened with prices ranging from I'M
changed to two points lower. After the
call heavy offerings forced prices about
four points under last nights close. There
they met with support from spot houses.
The absence Of any spot sales at Liverpool
was SO unusual that it offset completely
the efforts of the steady future market.
was arrayed on the selling side Of the
market Prices weakened under the bear
ish pressure, but support from spot
houses prevented any marked decline. The
close was weak with the chief losses in
the distant months.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The weekly state
ment Of the New York clearing house
banks show the following average ave Sondi-
crease, S1o.ou3. 600. loans, decrease. $24, a24.-
eco: specie. increase $500. OdO; legal ten
ders Increase. Lit, 600; deposits decrea Sc,
s12 9O6. 600: circulation increase. $4s6 coo.
actual statement: Loans, decrease. s23,-
col 900: specie. increase, 81. 7So, 600: legal
tenders. increase. $1-23S0Oo: deposits. de-
crease, $S.15O00o: reserve, increase. So
61p 800.
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No. 1443.-Homonym.
Were I the pair Of spectacles
OF which you are complaining
I'd answer In q single word
Nor finger for explaining.
The word! It Is q proper name
Greek. II I'm not mistaken.
The ancient bishop known to fame
Long since has earth forsaken.
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No. 1444.-cross Word Enigma.
MY first is in cannon. but never In shell:
NY second Is in chapel but never in bell:
My third il in human. but never In wild:
My fourth Is in orphan. but never in child:
My Nth Is in horse. but never In goat:
My whole is the name OF q very small
boat.
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Foreign cable says that the yield OF
wheat Ia Hungary will exceed that OF last
wear by 10 600 900 blu.
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Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased $780,
600 bu for the week. against an Increase
Of 107 600 bu last year. Duluth increased
s. 500 900 bu, compared with an. iscT-rse OF
47O 900 blu for the two points, against an
increase Of 141. 600 bu last year.
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No. 1442.-Articies Of Dress Puzzle.
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st. Louis wheat stocks decreased 24no
hu over night Although stocks are large
Dealers axe shipping wheat TO New Orleans
for export
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John Inglis wires Losan-Bryan from
extreme southern counties run very light
Northwestern counties Iowa very uneven
Ears small Under favorable conditions.
crop will be light. From Lemars TO
Sioux City down the valley promise II
for d fair crop.
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Chicago car lots receipts:
Wheat 14l cars; 60 were contract grade.
Corn, 234 cars; q were contract
Oats 216 cars: los were contract
Receipts a year ago: Wheat, 321 cars;
corn. l56 cars; oats. Cos cars
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Last month the sale Of bonds was I'M
usually good for the time in the year. One
Of the leading firms ts said to have dis
posed Of $0o0,000 worth OF all KINDS.
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CATTLE PRICES STRONG.

Chicago stock yards review by Poole:
Packers have served notice on cattle trad
ers Of their intention to raise prices. A
warning has been sent to the country by
the commission interest which may curtail
the supply early next week. Packers are
not trying to depress values of high grade
steers. selling above $3.50, as they are
product of medium and cheap bullocks at
current cost. The truth is they miss the
feast Of cheap branded cattle to which they
have had access in former years. They paid
IS per cwt Friday for slop- fed steers,
which are a speciality. but assaulted values
OF medium and common grades. bidding
25G5oc per cwt lower than Wednesday
terest centers In Mondays market a price
smashing campaign having been snounced
and few medium and common cattle will
be needed to make it effective.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Estnmated receipts
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Estimated receipts
81 600; cattle. $4,000; sheep, $1,000.
BOARD OF TRADE STATEMENT.
The weekly statement of the INDIANAPOLIS
Board Of Trade, issued dit the close of
business Saturday. Aug. 10, shows the fol-
lowing:
Wheat Corn Oats
Aug. 10. 1911 ...-.. S3o.671 103.5s4 167. sat
Aug. 20. 1910 $3.50. 1o..613 sso47 1e2 ing
Aug. 81. 1909 ---.. 5s+.325 10000 $4,000
The comparative statement: Output OF
hour-Aug- ~, 1911, II .459 brlx: Aug II,
1911. $3.50 bris: Aug. 20. 1910. 1890 tris
Aug. 81 1909, 17,6s5 brls. Inspections for
week-Wheat. 1900 hu: Corn 2s4 600 blu !;
oats. $4,000 blu: rye, none.
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Northwest receipts:
Minneapolis. 1i9 ears against 202 caeS
a year ago; Duluth. II cars against loS
cars a year ago: Winnipeg. lul cars
against IS cars q year ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-26
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.


Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have formed an Association
and Body Corporate, under the laws OF
the state OF Iowa. and that the name
of scuh Corporation Is The Benedict
Flour and Feed Company. OF Marshall
town, Iowa, with its principal place OF
business at Marshalltown. Marshall
county, Iowa; that the general nature
OF the business and object OF said cor
rcration shall be to purchase. own and
sell flour. feed and grain and to manu-
facture sundry products thereof and to
take and hold such equipment. to-
gether with such real estate or interest
therein as may be necessary for the
prosecution Of such business. or in the
settlement ard adjustment OF claims
and accounts m connection Herewith.
That the capital stock authorized by
said corporation is $4,000, divided in
All stock to be paid for in full value
when issued and shall be non -assessi-
BILE all as provided by law.
That the private property of the
stockholders and members of such
corporation shall not be liable Tor cor
pora te debts, and this article shall not
porat ton at no time shall become In
lebted in n greater amount than two
thirds Of It's paid up capital; that the
corporation was authorized to COM
mence business on the 3oth day Of
September. A. d., 1911. and to continue
for twenty (2o) years thereafter. with
right OF renewal. unless sooner dis
solved by a majority Of tho stock:
III - &~- Tow
shall be engraved: The Benedict Flour
and Feed Company OF Marshallto~n.
Iowa. in circular form. with the word
Seal engraved across. That the affairs
Of said corporation shall be under the
direction and control OF three t3) d.
rectors. who shall be stockholders OF
the corporation. The board OF direc-
tors OF said corporation shall be elected
by ballot at the annual meeting OF the
stockholders. which meeting shall be
held on the first Monday Of August OF
each year. and the board OF directors
so constituted shall annueily. upon the
adjournment Of the meeting of the
stockholders. meet and elect from their
body a president and secretary and
treasurer. who shall be the officers OF
the corporation and OF the board Of di-
rectors, and the said board Of directors
may appoint such other officers and
agents as they may deem necessary in
tho proper transaction and manage.
ment Of the business OF the corpora
ton and may remove the Same 81
pleasure: that the president and secre.
tary Of the corporation. under the or
DER, authority and direction OF thu
board of directors, shall execute al
sealed instruments under the seal OF
the corporation and all officers elected
or appointed by the board OF directors
under authority Of the articles OF In.
corporation Of said corporation, shall
perform such duties ~ usually devoivt
upon such officers, or. which may b
prescribed by the order II such board
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-26

That until the first annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF said corporation.
to be- held on the first Monday Of Au-
gust. A. D.. 1912, the board Of directors
Of such corporation shall be: Emmef f.
Benedict. John v. Bass and Lemuel
F.. Herring. and until such meeting
the officers OF the board OF directors
Of said corporation and Of the cor
poration. shall be: President Emmer
E. Benedict; secretary, John v. Bass:
treasurer. Lemuel E. Herring. who
shall serve until their successors are
elected: that a special meeting Of the
stockholders may be called by the
president upon written request OF
stockholders owning. In the aggregate.
cne-half Of the capital stock. ten days
notice OF the time and place Of such
meeting being given in writing. mailed
to the postoffice address Of each stock
holder. as shown by the books OF the
corporations: that the meeting Of the
Stockholders shall be held at the prin-
cipal place Of business OF the CORPORA
ton. unless by unanimous consent or
the stockholders 1t II determined to
hold a meeting elsewhere At each
meeting OF the stockholders each
stocRnoder shall &c entitled n ere
vote for every share OF stock he may
own. ms shown by the books OF the
corporation. Shares may be voted In
person or by proxy. when such proxy.
duly executed In print or writing 10
filcd with the secretary OF the corr
roration ten days prior to the meeting
a, which the vote Is offered. At Ill
stockholders meeting q majority OF
the stock shall be necessary to consti-
tute a quorum for the transaction OF
business: that the hoard OF directofA
ss1ai! hold their meetings at such times
as may be fixed by the order OF such
board or upon the written request or
one director. In all meetings OF the
board Of directors each director shall
DO entitled to one vote regardless OF
the amount OF stock he may own; the
president however. OF such corporation
shall have the power TO veto any order
Of the board Of directors, and In the
event OF such veto such order shall
not prevail unless passed at the NEXT
subsequent meeting OF the board OF d.
rectors by a three fourths (k) vote Of
tho entire membership Of such board:
that any bylaws not In conflict WIN
the articles Of incorporation or the
statutes Of Iowa. may be made BY the
board Of directors: that they may act
by majority OF their members except
where otherwise provided. and do az
things necessary In conducting tins
general business of such corporation.
not in conflict with these articles OF
INCORPORATION, and that such articles
may be amended or the capital stock
and number Of shares may be increases
at any annual meeting OF the stock.
holders or any different meeting opo-
49, ~ss0S> Asp -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-26

Say goodbye to your corns the very
nr.t time you use T1Z. You will never
know you have a corn. bunion or cal
lous, OF sweaty. tired. swollen. aching
feet any more. It's just wonderful the
way the pain van,shes. Rub the corn
hammer IL with your fst II you wish
no m ore pain after TIZ than II there
had never been a biemish on your feet.
Doesn': that sound good to you?
Doesn't It? Then read this.
"The corn on either Of my toss wsrs
q. LARGE a. the tablets you make 70
cure them. Today .hsrs 10 no sign Of
eorns on either foot and no soreness.
IFS an up.to. date Godsena-Sam A.
Hoover, Progress, N. C."
Just use TIZ. It's not like anything
else for the purpose you ever heard Of.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle Of drawing
out all the poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores. TIz
cleans them out and keeps them clean.
It works right OF. You will feel better
the very first time It's used. Use It .
week and you can forset-y you ever had
sore feet. There Is nothing on earth
that can compare with II. TlZ II. for
sale at all druggists. Is cents per box.
or direct, II you wish. from walter
Luther Dodge q Co. Chicago. NJ