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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
rand Jury Inquiry,

lriie Z. NcN3nigal. confessed dyna-
Ter, continued TO tell the grand jury
y Experiences. and he was followed BY
'llinm kiscr of Muncic. Ind. a nit.o-
fterlnc manutacturer, who SAYS he sold
|plosvcs 10 J. L. and john j, McNa-
lra, us we'll as To- Ortic t.. McM3nigal.
'e Attcr corruborutes IIisers story.
1ough knowledge Of Inc proceedings he
N ibc grand jury is kept secret. II Is
<umcd that Eiscr, who tdsutihod j. e.
|<ainara In the courtroom recently. told
INC people TO whom he sold explosives.
ErIler In the day John Crulkshank, IL
road man. testified.
|nough II is believed that the govern
pi has not reached "A definite decision
10 The course which the ingcstIga-
q here and lis parallel In Iudianapo.
PIC take. ii IL j fact that most o
a evidence In the alleged conspiracy
IN the office of District Attorney
'Ip d, Fredcricks OF Los Angeles couu-
NUMEROUS Witnesses now here al,
|Fccted 10 testify 10 important points in
chain Of circumstances showing tha,
~ Mcnamara and Ortie l., McMani-
a brought explosives TO California
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Rights of Commissioners.

1t Is also pointed out that under the
new law the commissioners have a right
10 subpoena witnesses and compel their
attendance before meetings OF the con-
mission This is said TO be in violation
Of article FIVE OF the constitution OF Utah,
which says that the powers OF The state
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deral Penal Code.

tne FEDERAL penal code states taat
cScr shall violate or cause TO be
'aied sections relating 10 the unlaw-
transportation OF n!tro-glyccrlne or
~ bish explosives on an interstate
'1er Is liable TO inc OF not more
~ 1900 or imprisonment for eighteen
'nths. or both. Conspiracy To violate
'cFei laws is punishable by a fine Of
less than $4,000 or Imprisonment ol
more than two years. or both. These
q Charges are considered 10 bc the
's'oie ones for irdictment both here
Q ~ indianapolis.
Y 'netber Indianapolis or Los Angeles
+" DC made the center or tue govern
~ probe, u Is said. has not yet been
|-'oeo upon. II is believed that people
y cohsplred 30 have j. Is, McNamara
'spor' explosives leading 10 the Los
'ssies Times explosion and people who
'rc'ed ortlc L. McManigaI 10 carry
20 mere 10 destroy tho Llowellyn Iron
--ns VIII bc Investigated here. while In
apoiis authorities will be concerned
'"e quiz into tue alleged conspiracy
transport dynamite TO other states
* eApl"5fous are reported TO have
.<~s'ru III Tie last Lbrrc wears
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Testimony of Frank P. Stew
art Points to Intent of John
ston's Slayer to Fire
Second Shot.
PUBLIC INTEREST
IN CASE INTENSE
State Closes Direct Evidence
and Wife of Defendant
Will Be First Witness
on Stand Today.

NEW feature in the trial of Elmer
~ L. Dewey. accused OF the MUIR
A der OF Police Sergeant, j, Henri,
i D Johnston, developed yesterday
during the second days pro-
ceedings before Judge Loofbourow. The
state introduced a new witness. Frank
Page Stewart. a reporter OF The Trib-
une. 10 whom Police Officer Sullivan
gave the revolver which he Urested from
Deweys grasp. Stewart testified tina
the weapon, q single action Colt. from
which the fatal shot had just been fred
when given into his possession. was
cooked, indicating an effort ON Dewey's
part 10 fire again Oh the squad of off
GERS who had entered his room This
testimony was not developed at the cY-
amtning trial. the state contenting IT
self with introducing at that time jus,
enough evidence 10 make out prima
facie case and insure the prisoner be-
Ing bound over.
Wife Will Testify.
The introduction by the state of direc.
evidence closed with adjournment of the
court at o'clock yesterday afternoon
and the defense will begin this morning
the introduction OF its testimony. Mrs.
Dewey, wife OF the prisoner. with whom
Dewey was bitterly quarreling when the
officers were summoned and the trage-
dy followed, will be the first witness for
the defense. Her testimony is expected
70 prove intensely interesting, as sho will
be called on TO relate many incidents
leading up 10 the shooting OF the police
officer. 1t is anticipated that she win
sacrifice her feelings and take upon her
self much OF the blame for Dcweys state
OF mind just prior TO the tragedy.
The progress Of yesterdays proceed
ings was again marked by clashes be-
tween the opposing counsel, Both sides
arc fighting hard. the state for convIc-
ton of the slayer OF a peace officer In
the discharge OF his duty and the de-
fense TO secure the lightest possible SEN
tence. District Attorney Leathcrwood.
calm, iplpassivc. but as ineXorablc as the
law he represents, is opposed by c. S.
Price, energetic, impassioned and fight
Ing desperately in a cause which many
think rorlorn hope. p. It. Fsnsworth.
Jr., assistant district attorney. is acting
in an advisory capacity TO his chief, but
Mr Price has no assistance.
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n NEW feature in the trial OF Elmer
~ L. Dewey. accused OF the MUIR
IA der OF Police Sergeant. j, Henry
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ABILITY and integrity backed
A. good advertising will win
,uccess in any line of business
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27

EoD Street Temple. Rev. Harry
Levi. rabbi.-Rcy. Levi will speak sat
urdhy morning at 10 30 a. m. ON II. the
shadow OF Sinai" At $50 A. m. the
confirmation class will meet. ~ 10. go
d m, sunday morning. the SUNDAY
school classes will meet Next Thurs.
nay evening begins the Feast az p.rf.-
coS'. and at q. IN. Rev Levi VIII
speak on The jew and tho World D."
confirmation az 10 n. IN. Friday morn.
lnE. When the pastor viii tak. as bt.
subject The builders Frir.v AFTER
noon the congregation and parents of
those IN the confirmation rlass viii
receive in the temple from 10 q
O'Clock.
An organ recital will be- given by DR.
Louis \. Brookes M st Matthew. =
ehurch sunday AT p. m. Program.
1. Prayer from "Rienzi" Wagner
Richard Wagner was born r,
LeiIsE 100 1873 earlv ,ar1. mar
theatrical influences a-IT sr.,v.I
U.,., nation tor .ur@ 1rtuat'-
"t a thcatre IN WurlbuTc. I. b..sine
Weber and Hoathoven ma b.,t
greatly Impressed him. though ts.r.
are f'w traces - such fffi1.rce
.uNt rather ~ N"verbeer'sp In ats
watch %" tried hut fal,eI 70 ~, mo
~ iH 'tri-. though event 4Atty ~
NaS produced ~ Dresden in 1885,.
& Meueut in G. ....... pad.rovsLi
lgrHco !. i'rHo-ewSki was born NJ
NeisA" boz 1859. flc hogan music
.LE VII o." trombone NJ the
w "tSaW 'ouservatolr" Pu, he
made r' POO. Iwav. ana tho PRINCIPAL
.Nsti nE ~ =" hnd uo musical
in."nf b." i'ft the coa-f-vatoir. %
ts.- .u some other calling %o,n-
90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27

German Churches.

The First German Eyangeical I.uth-
cram Zion church. Rev A. l.. Ronze.
pastor. - Rorare sunday SUNDAY
school ar j. a. m. chief service AZ
i".a' H.. SUNDAY school and preach
inc 80 Christ Mission az Mozart Park
~ =. u. Nespers ~ Zion church "a
30 p. ~. The Sick and Ro0cvoier-
society Wa wo,' on Tuesday evening
%" monthly meeting 90 lie Mission,
fari Of taa i-.fhcr league Will also bo
held on Tuesday evening. Thu-sday
being Ascension Day. solemn vegpcrs
VIII 2" h"i! - -..1 81. IT,. and the reg.
'.ar meeting o: the Luther league af
ter his service Operctta. Queen ~
me Nay. az the Arion iaI on the eve
Ming of May Both
s. Jauos Evangelical r.rtbo-s-
church. sunday. % m SUNDAY
s..no. md Bible class. 1880 Il m
German service AMI confirmation ~
%" H''chificai class. cd o. q.
English services. Monday. % Dr.
~tt.t" school teachers. rror-.....
..av. q. 3d.. Luther .I1sua
ST. James Chapel. Elm Grove
sunday school a- fH a- -f0.I.r
sunday school teachers -.,.-.-- ..
.' % m.. Wednesday, Caf.c..ffr.I
.r.-rIo'.nr- 20 -.11 b. m
ST. Paul church. Rev r. o. r--rt-
i-'"r Sunday school ~ s D.. a r
Germ preaching .t 1920 a
trt..-. rr.. r..rr n- ~. o. - -s..+.
'rr - church council W.H. .s ago.
German Reformed g. e..v.-..
H-o.. Thirty sixth ana Dor s.ra,..
p " Ir'l.a rnttur -rr..- ..l...
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Hotre namo. bod. v. S. 4.
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ne missionary committee. will be IL
charge. and Will have Us the speaker
Tor the afternoon Mrs. Ray l.. Torrey.
a former NAeeiiug woman. who has
spent a humber OF years ia China AHA
"ho viii ieA many things OF inter
est concerning the people OK that
'ouu'G! AlI-s Gertrude Brown r.li
STAG. AZ members and friends of ,h,
"S". iatiou are welcome ~ tLtse ser.
vices.
sunday VII be- rally day ~ the
Later Day saints church. 900 jacob
street. Sunday school. D. a. 10.
preaching at II "a. m by Eluer o. u.
Miller VI huObnOster. Mo. Social meet
iHE az .jV p. IL, and preaching at
:. - =. IN. 10y Elder G.. T. GrifttAs of
Columbus. o.. VINO will also deliver
an illustrated lecture nj the church
on Monday evening. May -. on the
Holy Land ard Places OF Interest Ia
and About Palestine" where he spent
several months last year
Trinity Lutheran church-Sundav
school az $50 q. m: morning service
with sermon at 10. - "A. m. subject.
What Mean Ne by This Service
memorial sermon. Nespers with ser
mon at 7.S0 =. N. Members OF the
Grand Army, Sons or Veterans AID
The %. a. VI. Will attend the morning
service In body. The service. music
and sermon Will be appropriate to the
memorial occasion.
St Matthew'S Episcopal church.
corner Chapliue AID Fifteenth
streets. Rev leonard W. S. Stryker.
rector Tile services durins the week
VIII be as follows.
sunday. May IS. 8 a. m. early cele-
hratiou OF holy communion: 1890 n
m. morning prayer and sermon. 1 d
m. cvcusong, 2-15 2. m. Sunday
school.
Services during the week ending
June 3 VIII be discontinued. owing
70 tho rector's absence from the city.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-28

Agriculture, Immigration and Stats.
tics and these duties and powers
shall be exercised by the directors OF
Agriculture" and these new Directors
constituted by this act shall succeed to
al the powers and duties and rights
heretofore exercised by the said Board
Of Trustees.
Section 3. That the Governor shall
s3point twenty Directors Of Agr:"uI-
tur e." two from each Congressional
District. who are hereby given every
power heretofore conferred by SAID
EeVisal and said subseQuentIaW* or
Meth Carolina for the government ald
control of the Board Of Agriculture
and the College Of Agriculture aud
Mechanic Arts. They shall meet hot
uttener than sbi-ennially in the city OF
Raleigh at such times as a majority
shall determine, and they shall elect a
chairman and executive Committee Of
five from it's members. This executive
committee shall ad interim exercise ali
the powers Of the full board and hold
meetings when necessary. The actual
of the Directors Of Ag"lcui-
tlre and the executive COMMITTEES sha
be paid while in the discharge Of the
duties hereby conferred upon them.
Section 4. This act shall not be taken
or construed as affecting the term OF
office or salary OF the Commissioners
Of Agriculture. but he shall perform
the duties of his office as they shah be
prescribed by the said "Directo"s IT
Agriculture and its said exec tlve
committee, and any power ofnomina-
iton of any officers or employees OF tn.
said board heretofore conferred upon
said Commissioner is repealed and the
same Is hereby conferred upon the
sais board or executive committee.
Section s. The terms of offices. du-
ties and salaries of all others officials.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-28

the eternal rest more than a dozen
years ago. Two children blessed his
marriage, they BEING Miss Ballard
Ramsey and Mr.. Thorp Ramsey, both
OF whom i've With their father in
this city.
For a score of years Mr.. Ramsey
was a travelling salesman, covering a
Southern territory. for Ramsey & Eff
finger Co, of Baltimore. Of which firm
he was a part owner. This position
Mr.. Ramsey gave up about six years
ago to look after his several farming
and business interests in this section.
He was o business man of prominence
in this city. a director Of the First No
tional Parfk, and several other local
enterprises.
On Sunday morning at II o'clock.
rom he Church of the Good Shep-
herd. Episcopal. of which the de-
leased was q 1neTnher. the funeral will
he held by the rector of this church,
Pew. r. r. Owens. after which thu re-
mains will he inferred in the family
pot at Pinevsew cemetery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-28
4 MIR. FLETCHER RAMSEY.
Prominent and Well-knOWn Business
Man of Rocky Mount
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.l
Rocky Mount, Feb. 25.-The sud-
den death of Mr. Fletcher Y. Ramsey,
which occurred on last night shortly
after eleven o'clock, was sad and
startling news when it became gener-
ally known over the city this morning.
Mr.. Ramsey has only recently suffered
an attack Of grip, but a recovered
and was in apparent health, and on
yesterday made the trip to his farm,
returning to the city during the after
noon, while last night he returned
home from down the street and re-
tired about eleven o'clock. Shortly
after retiring he was taken with a
coughing spell and he died within a
few moments, even before medical at
tention, which had been summoned by
phone, reached him
h deceased was siXty-four years
old and is survived by three children
and a host of relatives and friends
ever his and other States. Mr.. Ram
sey was twice married. his first wife
having been Mrs. II. r. Thorp, nee
Miss Lucy Bum. and from this union
one child survives. Mr. Joe b. Ramsey.
the president Of the First National
Bank and mayor of the city. The sec
ond wife was Miss Annie Virginia
Tnorp, who preceded her husband to
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professors and employees Of said De
partment and College OF Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts shall be fixed by
the said Directors of Agriculture or the
executive committee Of the same.
Section 6. That all laws and clauses
Of laws in conflict with this act are
hereby repealed.
Section I. That this act shall be IN
force from June first, 1911.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-28
Return from Baltimore.

Lurnbertcn, Feb. 24--Mrs. Geo. 3.
Mcleod and sor and daughter. Mr..
Badger and Miss Irene. returned Tues
day evening from baltimore. Md.
where Miss Irene underwent an oper-
alton some weeks ago for appendicitis
and Mr.. Padger underwent an opera
ton some days ago for some thro3t
trouble. Miss Irene has entirely re-
covered. Mr.. Hadcer. it is t*og@hf.
will be all right in n few days.
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Census Figures.

tRy the Associated Press.)s
Washington. Feb. kssi..at
statistics OF the 18th csnsUs annon1ed
today included: Barlow. Fla, 81
Milan, Tenn, 1906.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

statesmen. in this city and neighborhood: also fine sideline for tray cling salesmen; largest and finest line calendars and wall pockets, imported and domestic; fans. leather goods, aluminium celluloid, etc; liberal commis- sions; your territory protected. Deal di- rect with headquarters. Oldest house in America known by everybody Address
 giving references, stating experience
 August Cast Banknote and I4itho. Co.,, St Louis. Mo 12-10-2t-su
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NEW INVENTION-Jus on the mar ket; Landon took 8 orders first i hours; Mrs. Howell sold 9 first 2 days, 52 for first delivery; low priced waterpower home massage machine; every woman wants one; exclusive territory: write for full particulars today. Blackstone Mfg. Co.,, 291 Mer- edith Bldg, Toledo, Ohio.
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AUTOMOBILES

Touring cars for hire, for business or pleasure; rates reason- able. Charlton-Carlisle x Steele. Phones 1750 Main. 212 North 20th st.
 11-26-3Ot DON'T BUY any tires until you get our prices; save 49 per cent; wrapped tread ; express prepaid Premem Tire & Pro tector Co., 705 Olive St, St. Louis. Mo.
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RATES-One cent word day, no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cush must accompany order.
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LONE GENT A WORDIONE GENT 4 WORD

RATES-one cent n word dny; no sd. taken for less than 25c for first tnser-
 tion. Cash must accompany order.
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RATEs-Onc cent n word a dayJ no ad' tnken for less than 25c for first fnser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
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AGENTS-No matter what you do we want to mail you our money making catalog 500 quick selling Christmas goods. Over 5000 articles beautifully pictured in our two free 1912, s25,000 catalogs. Big profits taking Christi mas orders and big saving for you and your customers on every Christ mas gift. A. w. Holmes x Co.,, Dept. II 24. Providence. R. L
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AGENTS make big money selling our Metallic Letters for office windows, store fronts, and glass signs. Any one can put them on. Samples free. Metal lie Sign Co.,, 435 N. Clark St., Chicago.
 S-14-52t-su
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WOULD you marry if suited? Matri- monia paper containing hundreds of advertisements marriageable people from all sections, rich, poor young, old, Protestants, Catholics, mailed sealed free Address The Correspondent, To- ledo, O. 12-3t-5t-su
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W WANTED-Salesinen of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants in their territory. Elegant side line; con venent to carry; good commissions; prompt remittances Belmont Mfg. Co.,, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WE GUARANTEE you $500 per day sell ing our cleaning specialties. Have been doing it for six years. Big demand now created. Great repeaters; samples 10c. F. c. La Rue Soap Co.,, 5S4 Niagara St, Dept c, Buffalo, N. Y.
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SELLS like hot cakes new ironing wax; perfumes clothes with lasting violet per fume. Working outfit 4c. New offer. Perfume Gloss, 13 Water street, New York.
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AGENTS-$30 weekly; great advertising campaign introducing permanent busi- ness by distributing premium coupons; easy for beginners; big money for hus- tiers. MT. Storhm, sales manager, Wayne III.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Good live agents of energy and ability to handle the celebrated Capitol Sanitary Household and To.- let Brushes In this city and vicin- ity; permanent proposition for right parties; exclusive territory; excel
 lent inducements; goods absolutely guaranteed. Address, Capitol Brush Co, 16l Hoadiey Place, Hartford, Conn. 12-5-7t
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WANTED-For client, loan of $500; se- eurity first mortgage improved property worth Sf500 Will pay per cent inter- est and liberal brokerage. 522 Empire Bldg. Bell 5622
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AGENTS are coining money selling our big 10c packages of 20 Assorted Holiday Postal Cards;l "500o varieties;' "big proits;' sell everywhere at sight; sam pie package 10c particulars free Sul- livan Card Co.,, 1234 Van Buren St., Chicago. III.
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AGENTS-Portraits 30c, frames 17c. pillow tops soc; catalog and samples free. Write for particulars of how you can make $35 week selling these goods Central Portrait Co.,. 2609 WilcoX ave, Chicago, III.
 11-26-3t-eos
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent, nice or 6 room cottage in West End. must be near ear line and up to date. State terms Herald.
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MEN-We will mai on trial a full dollar box of BieFis lSe we tablets. They act on the syste u Ike steam acts on an engine,' givi ~~ health, strength, vim, vigor and vitality or cost nothing. Send no money, just name and address, Biel Mfg Co.,, Dept BOG, Denver, Col.
 12-3-2t-sLi
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-0ne cent a word a dayJ no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inscr- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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MAN cleared $11S2. Lady s720, last six months selling Holladay's Marvel shoe polish. selfshining, waterproof. Why not you? Write for demon- strated sample and terms. Y. Holla- day, 254 w. 31st, New York.
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CUT this out for luck, send birth date and 10c for wonderful horoscope of your entire life. Professor Raphael, 499 Lexington avenue, New York
 11-12-10t-Su
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PERSONAL

BED wetting breeds disease. and gets worse all the time. "Pen-ine" cures all
 ages; today you can have trial treat ment and full advice free. Address Missouri Remedy Co.,, Dept. 100,l St.
 Louis, Mo. 11-5-16t-su
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AGENfS WANTED-Kitchen necessity EVery woman buys; pays 300 per cent proht. Sells for 9 cents; sample 1d cents. E. M. Pendleton Clifton Forge Va
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AGENTS-Our aim is to help you to success, if you are reliable and will call on merchants in your territory. Ele- gant side line; good commissions; prompt remittances. Montel Mfg. Co.,, Cincinnati, Ohio. 7
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CHEWING GUM-Sell to dealers in your town; clean, profitable business built up quickly with our brands; four flavors; novel packages. Write today. Helmet Co., Cincinnati, OhIo
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UNIQUE. Seven-in-one gift combination. Useful, attractive and satisfying
 ALL FOR S20. IA West guaranteed suit, variety of patterns serges, worsteds, cassimers, beautifully tailored. worth $l5. "A hat, soft or stiff shape or new scratch" style, $2 3-A shirt, negligee or full dress, $l.50. 1.-Two ties, celebrated cheney silk, s1.0Q. 5-One. dozen Lion brand collars, $l50. 6-Onel pair fine silk sox, 50c. 7--Beautiful scarf pin, soc. Total value. $22 Combination gift price, $20 All arranged in beautiful holiday pack age with individual gift cards.
 WEST CLOTHING CO,
 10S N 20th street.
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RATES-One cent a word n day; no ad. taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order
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HATEs--One cent a word a day, no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order