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chain. The jug may be had in quart
or pint sizes.
Another Novelty.
Is sandwich or cake stand fash
Toned of princess plate in skeleton
shape. capable of holding several plates
Newer even than these are moats for
ginger ale and similar beverages
These moats are oblong wicker baskets
with market basket handles and alter
nate partitions for bottles and glasses.
small glass covered tray in the CEN
tire is intended for cakes. crackers. or
for bowl of cracked ice
White Enamel Sewing Tables.
For midsummer sewing parties on
the piazza there are sewing tables
OF white enamel with scalloped wooden
edges and cretonne centres. The tables
nave deep cretonne-lined wooden pock
cts which put out revealing a box with
two compartments that slide from side
wipe says:
Other Porch Furnishings.
Include couch hammock the mat.
tress OF which is covered with KHAKI
cloth forming a valance in front The
same material Is used for the head and
feet rests. and for the adjust BILE back
Then there arc Hong Kong piazza
chairs in wicker. and Yokohama chairs
in wood that render the whole matter
of the piazza paror a delight 10 the
eye and a rest to mind and body
Jeliied Chicken.
Jellied chicken is a delicious sumner
dish during the midsummer season
FANNIE Merritt Farmer. in the cur
rent issue of Woman's Home Compan
ion. gives the following recipe in which
women will he interested. The re-
oepc says:
Wipe knuckle of veal, put in soup-
Kettle, cover with three quarts of cold
water. and bring gradually to the boil
ing point Dress and clean a six pound
FOWL add to veal stock and cook until
bird Is tender. Remove fowl and cook
stock until reduced 10 two cupfuls:
then season with salt. peppen and onion
juice and clear. Force one and one
half cupfuls of the lean veal through
meat chopper and one cupful OF the
stock and season it. paprika and onion
juice; then add one-half teaspoonfui
or celery seed, or one cupful of celery
cut in small pieces. Pour some of the
remaining stock in bread pan. TO the
depth of one-third inch Set pan in
larger pan of Ice water and. when Arm.
garnish with hard boiled eggs pimen
toes. cut in fancy shapes. and a few
fresh mintleaVes. Cover with remain
Ing stock. adding 1t by spoonfuls so
as not TO disturb decorations. When
this is firm. add a layer OF veal, cover
with layer of chicken meat (also
forced through meat chopper repeat.
Spread evenly, cover with buttered pa
per, place weight on top and let
stand in the iceboX overnight Garnish
with fresh watercresa.
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other. are displayed in lovely color
combinations. For morning wear may
be had petticoats IN washable fabrics.
with colored stripes and dots on
white ground and flounces finished
with buttonhole stitch around the
bottom.
Women Assemble Wnrdrobcs.
This Is the season when. so to speak.
women assemble their wardrobes and
then give themselves frankly up Ia
the enjoyment of midsummer informal
ity in entertaining. There is but lit
tie as vet to chronicle in the way of
new fashion Ideas Just an advance
tendency toward a repetition OF last
winters long, tight sleeves. toward
the slight iaring of evening frocks
around the feet, towardtt the broadening
of stripes in ooloreA silks and a
greater greater h height in all Except the big
The jumbling tosetheh of the sea-
sons. however, forcing heaSis,o of estab :
lishments patronized by women to
keen in close touch with the empo-
RUINS of the world that originate
styles and their myriad changes Will
soon begin to furnish news of what
fashion innovations for the autumn
and winter season. For just one month
more and the summer Of 1911 will be
over and September will mark the be-
ginning of new season.
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shilIcd and ncalthy WORKERS.

The world of the future will de-
mand service of healthy adults, and
valuable service VIII only be possible
for women who have health and skill.
To-day the feeble or incompetent
woman is being whirled out OF In
dustry simply because she lacks the
requisites which industrial conditions
demand.
Schools recognizing this need VIII
try 10 prepare women for efficient
service. In days to come there VIII
be gymnasium. an outdoor play
ground and bath tubs for every school
as most important part OF its equip
ment. nyg enc will take precedence
over other subjects in the curriculum,
The great social value of games Will
he understood better than 1t Is now,
and the work of the gymnasium and
playground Will be supervised by in
structors who VIII meet classes daily
and not once or twice a week. Their
aim will be to produce In girls strong.
healthy. beautiful bodies.
In every town in the land, In days
TO come, there Will be straight. strong
girls and women of complete develop
ment. of endurance and pose, not
easily tired by any. days work They
Will be freN women with alert, active
minds. earning their own llv!ngs by
honest labor in many trades and pro-
fessions. or In the homes they glorify.
The Craftsman.
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JUST TOILET ACCESSORIES
In Carnation, Jasmine and Iris Face Povder--Sachet
Powder in Wistara and Sandalwood-- handbags
in Dark Toned Morocco, Pigskin Garters
and Ebony Back Brushes
and Ebony Back Brushes.

No woman need hunt vainly these
days for good face powder. for pow
ders are now manufactured so smoo III
to pick UP a box is I'll that is neces-
sary for the buyer to know that she
may have jr-rline, violet, carnation
rose, iris CT heliotrope as she prefers
Jasmine IS delightful for those who like
hwy clinging perfume, and CO.
Wistaria Is a novelty amc-g Oriental
toilet odors. and Is REMINISCENT of the
delicacy of the japanese flower For
women who enjcy the pungency of SAN
dalwood perfume there are sachet and
soft tnllum powders which fulfil their
purposes remarkably we'll.
Fashionable Handbags.
Fashionable handbags for women
have cabintops and are box-like in
appearance, opening in the centre 10
display combs. brushes. mirrors and
other requisites of the toilet These
are generally shown in dark morocco
Little jewel cases of similar make
but smaller in size. make splendid
bridge prizes. as women are fond OF
safe receptacles for their jewels,
Pieskin carriers that no woman can
wear out are the newest wrinkles
along with pgskin cases to hold little
nickle shoe horns and button hooks
Pigskin lapel watch chains have gold
plated monograms and are very swag-
ger for both men and women. SILK
lined morocco cases for travelling ba gs
contain travellers ebony-ba brushes
which have only four rows of brlstles
but those OF the hest quality
Dainty Coin Purse.
y smart gold mesh coin purse. about
the size of a 50-cent piece drops from
round top to a point. resembles a
candle snuifer. and is about the same
size. When the top Is lifted small
vanity box, holding tiny puff and a
bit OF powder is shown.
For Porch Service.
Women who enjoy going to piazza
parties at mountain resorts or in sea
side cottages, find much practical bene.
fit in n lemon squash service. The
service includes wooden tray and a
suspended lemon squeezer. with small
punch glass standing underneath to
hold the juice. AT one side knife rests
In little groove, and opposite a flat
wooden board to cut the lemon on At
either end are two tall glasses with
lone spoons. and at the back a small
sugar bowl and spoon on a standard.
Attached to it are oval receptacles to
hold the lemons. This service a deux
is specially dainty and most useful.
y Porcelain Cordial jug.
tt has silver trimmed spout and a
silver holder. In little holders on
either side are cordial glasses. II
Ia easily carried by wicker handles.
and the stopper is kept in place by a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
July Dances and Parties
4 MILDLY Dnnre.

Twenty-four boys and girls had
much fun at MILDLY Dance" the
idea of which they originated them
selves.
Invitations were written in nautical
terms borrowed from a story of the
sea
The girls wore sailor blouses and
the men white ducks, which with the
addition of sailor collars and paper
sailor caps. made effective costumes.
The high-school hall, in which the
entertainment was given. had been
arranged to represent the deck of a
ship. Portions of an old teleera nh
pole arranged upright with plenty of
ropes proceeding from them, gave an
illusion of masts.
Steamer chairs and deck stools were
provided for those who wished to sit
out n dance, and refreshments were
served later under sail canvas
stretched TO form canopy The en-
tire room. was gaily decorated with
flags. naval ensigns and hunting. The
refreshments consisted of clam broth.
with ''hardtack" (toasted Boston
crackers); lobster salad. with dainty
sandwiches. cut in FISH and star shapes
with cooky-cutters; plum DUFF tsome
sort of frozen pudding); "grog" fruit
lemonade) and saltwater tany.
washed hatpins and stick-pins. in the
form Of tridents. shells and flags. as
souvenirs-Mary Dawson.
4 White Rail-.
Invitations went forth on heavy
white paper lettered in silver. The
guests were requested to come arrayed
entirely In white. from tip to toe
Fancy dress and masks or ordinary
white summer clothes are equally ap-
propriate
The house had been given a dress
ing OF white wherever possible. Over
the palms and other sreenery had been
thrown diamond dust and the dra-
peries had at least touch of
white. White canvas was stretched
over the carpet floors, hut the hard
WOOD floors we're left uncovered
As the guests were entering the
vestihule. they were greeted With n
shower of white confetti, throwfs Sy n
bevy of young people in powder
patch, colonial garb and mask. White
cotton bags OF snowy confetti were
provided the guests. and s,iowballine
became general The musicians were
screened from the party proper by
columns. temporarily erected, and
draped and interlaced with bunting
and paper
The refreshments carried on the
scheme; bread sandwiches rolled.
bound with strip OF tissue-paper or
white ribbon and Allied with white
cheese the light meat of fowl.
minced, and a whole leaf OF the
youngest possible green lettuce; cakes
with deep. white filling and frosting
pineapple or lemon ice; snowy bon
bons: lemonade and black coffee.
ono OF Them.
YES" said the candidate. I'm going
out among the farmers to-day 10 n
pumpkin show. OF mule show. or
something OF that sort, Not that /
care for pumpkinY or mules. but want
to show the people am one of them.
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JUST ms LUCK.
y man walked south on Main Street
one afternoon in winter. He had no
overccat. and he shivered as the north
wind struck him. Near the station he
stopped and picked MP something. 10
was a bright silver dime.
Wasn't ! lucky" he said TO a man
who had seen the episode aDi told 1t to
reporter on the Kansas City Times.
II haven't a cent and have had noth-
ms TO eat since yesterday noon. Now
for the nearest lunch wa gon."
little girl came along at that mo-
ment. She. too. was poorly dressed
II have lost Il dime" she half s1bbed,
as aho inspected the pavement ~
guess I've got what you were looking
Tor" said the man. IS he handed the,
dime to the child who danced away
with Thank you mister ia
Lust my luck" said the man With
the stomach Nj
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ono OF Them.

Ono of Them.
YES" said the candidate, I'm going
out among the farmers to-day 10
pumpkin show. OK mule show, or
something of thait sort, Not that
care for pumpkinY or mules. but want
to show the people am one of them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
, Teacher of Manners.

A Teacher of Manners.
y lawyer undertook not long ago
to correct the manners of his office
boy.
One morning the young autocrat
walked into the office. tossed his cap
on hook and exclaimed:
say, there's a ball game down at
the park to-day and am going down."
Now the attorney is not hard
hearted man. He was willing the hoy
should go. but thought he would tecah
him a little lesson in good manners.
Jimmie" he said. that isn't the
way to ask a favor. Now you come
over here and sit down anu I'll show
You haw to do IT,"
The boy took the Office chair and his
employer picked up his cap and
stepped outside. He then oened tho
door softly. and holding the cap In
his hand. sad quietly TO the small boy
in the big chair:
Please sir, there's n ball game at
the park to-day; If You can spare me
should like to get away for the
afternoon"
In Hash the boy responded:
why, certainly. Jimmie; and hers
is SO cents 10 pny your way in"
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Edward the pcncemnker.

Edward the Pcncemnker.
The question has been asked as to
why Edward VII, of England. has
gone down in history as Edward the
Peacemaker
Because he gave hope 10 the Beers
in South Africa he restored thu
French alliance and brought about
the Anglo Russian agreement. Italy.
spain and Portugal We're his friends.
and had he lived long enough, it Is
believed that Germany would have
yielded TO his influence His last years
We're given TO the adjustment of a
controversy i'm the House OF Lords. and
even his death was called the Truce
OF God" because it temporarily sus-
pended the constitutional struggle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07
5at am RoHtag in QIbaup, 81. O..
begonnen.
g eturitdtsn m 8ert6eoo II
500, 900 qeftoblen.

SlVO 900 get blen.
Repgort, 6. Ndr8. - aaron
Bancroft, Elm 86id9rieer Natler,
mahte beute bic unan9eue6me Gntz
oeduHg, oab sr am Dorigen 9onnergz
tag IN benz 8eitibIl Der rprObuce Gr=
hdnge 0epOftt &c Storage Co. um
Bertbpapiere i'm 8etrage Don ca.
100000 beraubt Duroe. Seit ben
Iesten % Sabreu pfIsgt Ssrr 8unz
croft rsgeImdBig jeben 0onnerftag
DON ieiHer Office mad bem Slider.
bettsgeD0lbe Der 8aut ii6 gu begeben,
um Asrt6papiere in sinem 0epDittsuz
iarant unter3ubrtngen. Qm ppriesn
DOnneritag Iegte er SeturttGten i'm
8ertbe Don ca. 100000 in einen gros
BEN 8riefumihla9, banb Elm rptbeg
8duo oarum nHo begab iih bann 3u
Der nabe gsIegsneH proouttenbunt.
Bon oem StruBsueiugaHg fiibrt cine
5reppe mad, osm 9eDOIbs. auf Der
unterften 1rsppsuftufe bemertte 6err
Bancroft sinsn itdmmisen, untsrfsBten
iuugen Uaann, Der NIT bem Riiden ge=
gen bic BaHo Iebnte. 2lls CT geraoe
UNI bic Gts bieeeu Dpllte, fam elm
LANCER, bagsrer MeHi6 in arihsinero
GROCER @ile berangeitiirmt, itieB nit
Serrn Bancroft beftig 5uiammeu uno
brahte oieieu gum sSdueH. Der iurgs
NaHn ipraHa jest siIeubs berbet, bob
ben aItsn Serru Dom 8ooeu auf unD
iiberreihte tbn ods aupert nit ben
Iertbpdpieren, pelhes gu 8ooeu gss
fallen mar. Dsnigitens nGbm 5srr
Bancroft on, bub es bas ri6tigs au=
bert iet, beun CT beppntrte Is eleit
barauf in istnsHl Si6srbsttsf6rant.
2lls beute Isin SObn 9eorge Bancroft
osnielbsu 0ffuste unb bic burin bepos
nirteu Wsrtbpupiere unterIuhte, sutz
ostte sr, boB Der bepubte griefums
Iblag nit tpertbloism 3situngspaptsr
gefiilt mar. Gs unterliegt tuobl teiz
uem 3peifsl, oaB bic feline RomDois
am pprigen 8onneritag bon 8aunsrn
uufqefii6rt purbe, tpeIhe bic 9epobu=
beitsn Der beiben gaucrofts qerau
tannten. Die Dertbpdptere bsftanben
aus Gifenbabn= uno inbuftrtelsn III
tisn, pelhe Iid Iei6t psriilbsrn IoTsn.
Die goIi3si bat cine untsrfu6uHg einz
geleitst.
BON elmer Der. ct. 9ranb=
iur9 unter Qntldse
9efteIlt.
Setroit, Mi6., 6. MGr3. Die
Ser. Staten 8ranoiurp bat amMpn.
tag Qbsnb 9tntlaseu gegeu feds bic:
iige 9iirgsr uuo Sobn W. 9ufbneQ
bon gbicago, erboben. sic Iino ange.
tlagt periuht 3u baben, Die Der. Ct
um $4,000 4cres aoblenlGnoersieu
bic in Der Rdbe BON 6omer, 2llasta
seIesen itnb, 5u bstriigsn. Die Gan.
oereien babeR etnen Wertb bon mebl
aIs $50,000,0oo.
Die Qugeflogten, auber 8uIbHea
itnb: WiIbur 10. Mc9llpine, gilbert 8
Roebm, 9eorg W. RoB, Grant .
anorus, 2lrthur 8. SpImes unb Mc:
@urnn 6. Sc Beau. 9teie Wduns1
| fiuo ale 8eamte einer apmpagrie, BIZ
als bic Ntihigan 4lasta 0sneIop'
ment gompann bstannt lit.
Die Regieruns ertldrt, baB bic 4n'
| eetlagten ii6 nerIhporen bdtteu, 20C
Bis 800 qerionen 5u ptraHIaHen 4t,
tiondre Der Wli1igan alusta 60. 81
peroen, stnDem Iis betriigertide uni
eroihtets glnipriihe auf SoblenlGno.
reien in 4lasta er5o6en. IS ptrb gel
teno eernuht. bdB msbreren 4ttioHGrer
ooerSeuten. bic Mnipriibe aufaoblsu
IGnbereien erboben hattsn, alauben ge
ms6s uurbe nab iis scs 2ans fiji
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Metterberi@t.

HHr Otto: llnbeitimmtss Dtts
i.r am Dienftng. am Wittipod) tpobrs
ftteinli1 Resen ober Sdnse. Ddrmer
i'm n5rblifen sbeiI am Sienitag.
ysorboftrinbe, bic perdnberlib Dereen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07
Msitere $50 geubarmen In 8iterbo
aHeetommeu.
Wp man Getpolttbofsn Der gamorra
befiir6tet.
Das programm bes utuen
fransSfifhsn mini fss
a r,7 q

fA I+
paris, 6. Rars. - Der gremisr
Monis perIas ON Wsontas in Der De-
putirtsntnmn,er bas programm bes
neuen aabiHeis. Ssin tonf.rpatiDsr
Son iiberraifts bic SO3iaIiiten uno
bic srtremen Rabisoltn, BON oeneH ers
iDartet purbs, baB iie bic Rsgisrung
iinterIiilssn ipiirbeH.
DIE MftgIitber bieT.r 5rustioneH
ilntsrbra6sn ben 9r,misr unb bra6su
In Spottrufe aus, ais er bic foIgeroe
auf bic Rir6e unb bic S6uleH geans
habenoe grtI6runs perlas:
.Wir lperben obne S6ud6s, abtr
aud Obne unn0tbiee Getpalt bic 9febe
burhfiibren, bic auf bic relieiOfen Or
ben unb bic 9rennuns Don air6e unb
Sioai 8.3ug baben. Wir per0tn nHs
fers 0ffeHilihen Shulen stgsn aus
Mnsriffe Dertbeibigen.'
sSn Der GrtIGruns beiBt es ferner.
baB bic Giienbabuangsitellttn. bic nab
bem tiir3lich itattgefunbern Streit
entIaHsn tporbeH tpureu, Sitriide.noms
men tperben niirben, iHiofern linen
niht srobe Sniubcrbinatiou ooer 3ers
it6runs pOn Gigeuthum nanesrifsn
iporbtn iii.
Ulii Be5ug oni bic ausndrtise pcs
it'll srtldft bic Regtsrung. bab iis
entfdloHen lei cine Jriebsuspclitif 81
bsfolgen. bic einerIeits nurh bic GHs
tenten unb 4lIidn3sn unh anbererieits
burdb cine itarfe armee mDelif sea
,nadt iperbe.
Tds groernmm Der Regierlrng ipurs
be Don ben slsrifaIen uno ben rdbitas
len So;iaIiitsn in beftiser Deiie angs'
sriffsn. oie aummsr CAB aber bennot
NIT 800 sssen la GtimHen siu
8srtraueHspotum fiir bic Resisrune
c6.
lInruben In Rtrifo.
Stabt Merits, 6. Nldrs. -
9slegramme aus Wleribd uHb gsros
areffo msIben. baB etne 8anoe gines'
borsner am Gonntag ben Srt qetf
in ghueasan iibxrfisl unb ben aom.
manbon.en Mdreo acoita. ben Sstre.
tar Jsrnanbo Soid unD anore uie'
nermohten.
ssn Semag, elmer Stnbt BON 10.0N
Ginipobnern. rpurben orei perfontn
hasunter Der poIi,eihef. ermoroef
bon Mtrihd aus III Gin Spesiaisue
init Milit1r ndh Der Stdtte Der In
RUBIN abgegdngen.
sJH Der Rabs ssgnala's I'M Stodt
Guerrero fea es sfpiihen 80 Staats'
truppsu uHD mebreren 6unoert fhledt
bespnffneien NttelIei su sinem Ramp
getommen fein. in tpelhem Soibdi
ten est1httt uHb IL psripunnei ipurr
ben. Die RsbeIlen nnhrntn ibrt LOB
'sn tinb Werfuunbeten nit iid.
DER prostB stgen aisbfsl
& Go.
WaiIanh. @. Mdrs. Die Gnt
gd,einung bts 3ipiIgerifts. Dor mel
dem bic Rlnee bes aomponiiisn Wlas
saani unb bes UerItgers BON .ssIcbsl'
GOnsosna ssssn aiebler &c 60. poi
ystp g)orf ptrbdHbslt lpusbe. III heiit
srfpIat unr in I'm GrobtH unn Gon3er
au Guartn ssr HfSesr. Qis6lss q Gs
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.Jn(anOGelegrap6
Gin n(ak(er in JeW DOrk
Sn iiberaus raffinirter Neiie
nm 800, 900 beitDbleH.
Sie6eu 3eamte oer2at6igatt.
AfasEa Development So.
zeGs Siirger BON 3etrpit nnS
elmer BON Chicago
Bon elmer Der. ct. Granbiurp anges
tIagt, ben 9srIu4 gsma4t
gu baben
Die Regierung um $4,000 acres Sob
IenIdnoereien in gIasta gu
betriigeH.
Sames 8alter, Der WDroer zines go.
Ii8iiten urb bes pOIi3eidefs DON
aIsganoria, Sno., Oerbuftst.
O,,s; gI1n,AnI-,,-Sn - 0u~L,,L,.
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Ginb nsunsigqerfOn.n perbronnt unb
piersis I6spsr perlest poroen.
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Das prOgranlm Oes neuea
franS0dfdel Ka6instts.
Gas Msiniferium bat eine
Waipritdt bDrs 1876 itr
Der 6antstter.
@eridieoenes aus benz oeutiden
Heidl.
9er Seatidbe stroHprins in aairo,
alegppfen, ansefom,nen.

gsi benz granbe zines Monoelbil6sr'
9bedters In 8olosoie, Rublono
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07

General 3dube, Der Gbef ber Ct. pe'
tersburgsr Genbarmsris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07

1tnb stpsi ietH.r ainber icllen i'd
unter ben 1oben befiuosu.
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Muslanb.Selesrapb

Muslanb. telegraph
Das prOgramm 0es neuea
ranS0dfden Ka6instts.
Gas Wsinifterium bat elite
WsaiDritdt bDn 1876 in
Der 6amrner.
@erihieoenes aus benz oeutiden
Reidl.
5er Sentfdbe stronprins in Stairc,
aiesbptea, amsefom,nen.
Bel benz granbe zines Monoelbiloers
5bsaters in 8olosOie, Rublono
Slno neun5tg4 4Strionen oerordnni IND
piersis I4psr Derlest poresn.
General 5aube, Der Gbef ber Ct. pes
tersburger Genbormsris
: 1tnb stpsi IeiHsr ainber follen iI4
unter ben 1oben befiHosu.
-
Msitere $50 geunarrnen In 8iterbo
oHeetommsu.
Hp man Getpaltthofen Der gamorra
bsfiir6tet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-09
50 A HEALTHY, y
OLD ACE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system, now and
then, when in need Of a laxative
remedy, by taking a desertspoonful
Of the ever refreshing, wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of Senna, which is the
only family laxative generally APP
proved by the most eminent ply
sicians, because it acts in natural,
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them. ltis equally bene6-
6cialfor the very Young and the mid
die aged, as itic always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine, bear,
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plainly
printed on the frOntof everypackage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-09
Thirty-seven Pianos
To be Sold in Is Davs.

In Order to Make Complete Settle
ment by December 25th. on Ac-
count of Our Purchase of the Pc
tcrs, Gcbhardt q Peters Business.
Pianos VIII be Sold Regardless of
Profit.
Schumann, Lester, Gable Nelson.
Rudolph, Winter Schaffer. Goetz-
mann, also a number Of pianos hav-
ing been rented or slightly shop-worn.
all to go i'm this sale. Never before
have the people OF Marion and Mar
ion county been offered such bargains
in high grade and reliable makes OF
pianos. Every piano is fully warrant
ed and guaranteed to be just as rep
resented. Schumann pianos being sold
under an everlasting guarantee of sat
isfaction.
If you contemplate buying a piano
within the next year, you can save
from $500 to $4,000 by buying
now. Remember tne best bargains
sell first.
Ten Schqmann pianos, regular SELL
ing price $340 to $500. to go in this
sale from $265 to 1925.
Two Lester pianos, mahogany cases.
regular price 1886 and 1915. now
$2Gj and $275.
Two Goetzmann pianos. regular
price S325, win be sold at $275.
Three Winter pianos two mahog-
any ana one oak, wil; go at $237 each.
Eight Rudolph pianos, regular price
$500, will be sold at $19S. and three
Rudolph pianos. slightly used or shop
worn, at S157 each
Three Player Pianos Of standard
and the best known makes all sam
pies and shipped TO us on approval
Will sell at about cost rather than pay
return freight charges.
This Is a legitimate sale OF high
grade pianos and business will b,
continued by Frank H. Peters. who
personally guarantees every piano
sold.
Monthly payments or any term,
within reason viii be given TO sui
the convenience of purchaser.
Five per cent discount viii be al.
/ lowed on any and all cash paid ana
deducted from advertised price.
Store open evenings.
Frank +. Peters.
1t Marion, Ohio.