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The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-17
If you do not ~
obey me. | shall seal your lips!"

noise In my throat. tried TO struggle
TO my feet, but my right side, arm and
leg were powerless. sank back
with moan. As | did so | noticed
Il little blood on the corner OF the bed
against which | had evidently fallen.
The girl rushed out and returned In
few moments with DIR. Herslet. lie
looked AT me keonly
This Is dreadful" heard him
murmur. He raised my paralyzed arm
and let IL fall again, How did this
happen, nurse Pctrc?" he asked.
Again | tried TO speak; my lips
moved, but no sound escaped them.
Ring for Nurse Martha" said the
doctor, "and get her into bed. II Is
apoplexy, | will be back shortly"
was put To bed. and soon DR.
Hcrslet returned with another doe.
tor. They both examined me careful,
ly,
1T Is a clear case, Herslet," said
the other doctor. "HomOrrhage from
the left middle cerebral, with hemi,
plegls and aphasia. Very sad indeed
Inc NINA flS lully conscious nut an
power of speech Is lost, Brocas con
volution is evidently involved"
Can you raise your right arm?' he
qaericd, bending over me
| shook my head In reply.
You see she understands what Is
said 10 her" he added, looking at On
| Herslet The two physicians left the
room, but soon Dr. Herslct returned
and sent the nurse away
We'll" said he, bending over me-
you can see now how wrong you
were to defy me, told you | would
seal your lips If necessary, and they
are sealed. ! am going to marry Miss
Trefusis, and so | have taken steps
TO insure your silence, 1t is possible
that you may never be able to speak
again. With my knowledge OF the
localization OF motor centers OF The
brain. II was easy for me TO do what
! have done. When I saw that you
we're determined 10 leave the house
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-17

not sacrifice either love or ambition.
The operation will be postponed.
will give my patient excellent reasons
for the delay. shall keep him here
and operate after my marriage has
taken place. Now perhaps, you un.
derstand the strength of my position.
You can, II you wish II, return to
Leonora and stay with her until after
the marriage. or you can defy me-"
You mean that am 20 go back to
Leonora and not tell her what | have
discovered?"
Exactly; but you can please your
self"
What is the alternative"
IF you do not promise to obey me.
| shall seal your lips. How / will do
so Is my secret. You cannot leave
this house tonight Tomorrow morn
ing ] will speak to you again. Now
you must 20 to your room"
He took me by the arm and led me
out of the consulting room. My brain
was in whirl and was incapable of
| resistance. I went up the stairs, en-
| tered my room and sat down 10 think
matters over. Knowing Herslet as |
did, saw that 1t would be useless to
try to leave the house that night.
! Perhaps ! could manage It In the
morning. He had said the operation
was to be postponed, and there might
yet be time for me tn save Lconora.
| Overcome with excitement and emo.
ton, | lay back in my chair, and fell
into a deep sleep. ! awoke suddenly
and opened my eyes TO see DIR. Hers.
let standing before me. tried to rise,
but was unable to move. The surgeon
bent over me- one hand on my shoul
der, the other holding something "a
my mouth and nostrils. The fame
sweet smell of chloroform was I'm the
air. Hcrslecs cruel eyes were gazing
into mine.
You are IN my power" he said
Il am sealing your lips"
As he spoke ! ceased TO struggle
and my senses loft me. when ! awnkC
again Il was morning and | was lyluf
on the floor with my head against !
sharp corner of the bodstead. fell
queer and heavy and there was a dul
pain in my temples. Suddenly tn,
door opened and a servant entered.
What Is the matter?" she cried
what has happened?"
made an effort to speak. but not /
word would come, only a gurglinl
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-17

sometime and tell Miss Trefusis what
you had found out, made up my
mind to act. waited until you had
dropped asleep, then administered an
anaesthetlc. The rest was easy. With
suitable instrument | made a small
opening through the bone at the top
of your temple, Just over the center
which controls the power of speech.
Having made the entrance I intro.
duced probe and broke up that por-
tion of the brain tissue. The external
opening Is scarcely visible. You are
supposed to be suffering from cero.
bral hemorrhage. You may later on
rise from your bed, but you cannot
speak. nor can you control your brain
sufficiently to write anything, even
with your left hand. Thus you are as
powerless to convey the Information
| you know 10 Leonora Trefusis as II
you were dead. Having performed
| the operation. placed you with your
| head beside the sharp corner of the
bed, and upsn 1t smeared n little
blood You may call attention to the
small wound on your head by making
signs to the nurse, but she has been
told that the wound was caused by
your fall"
He bowed to me mockingly and left
the room. | lay perfectly motionlcss
in my he'd. knew that / was doom.
ed. chained as in iron letters; ], IN my
first youth, was doomed to the silence
of the grave. Or. Herslet would
probably marry Lconora; Captain Gir.
ford would probably die. Such
thoughts, sweeping by in grim process.
SIGN, tortured me day and night At
last, about n week after my seizure,
Leonora came to see me, accompa.
MED by Dr lIcrslet
"She looks so anxious and pathet
ic." said Miss Trc-usls. watch her
eyes, Paul; they seem as though full
II a question. She is longing to ten
US something. Perhaps she can write
! H."
"Try her" said Or. Herslct, produ
cling pencil and sheet Of paper
I.oonora placed the pencil in my
hand. glanced at her and made O
frantic effort, but In vain. My brair
directed the words. but the hand
would not obey. | could only effect {
few struggling lines on the paper.
at Is OF no use; she cannot" sale
the surgeon ut torturos her to try
\ Leonora bent over and kissed me
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On the CnntrsrN-

Look here, Henry, you shat noa
waste SO much OF your time o. Tito
foolish aviation stunt
"oh. father. how car you tab SOY IL
10 q very upliilng oOcups,'uI
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Unanimlty.

Doctor-Your temperature seems to
have taken drop or two
Patient-Can't ! do the same, doe
tor?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
WHEELING TAKES TWIN FROM SAILORS:
SUCCESS ASSURED FOR ANDERSON DAY

Dak. Registered Nstteson disd. s,erI.r
20 Anderson- Fur the next tire. inning,
not a visitor touched the ball. but TREE
Tot On through NAttys wildnss. The
lone tally reeorced BY the sailors came
IN the eighth frame Gilhooley got .
fast one on The lower extrefnities 70
start the innins. Scott struck the bairay
but Nixon doubled 20 center and Gil
hooiey walked In Anderson and Colli-
gan didn't even give the Smokes a scare
In the eighth for the locals Jansen cou-
oled. but succumoeo on the base paths
Matteson passed Miller for the second
time In the ninth. but Quinlan. oLeary
and Sterzer flied out score.
Second Game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18

Two base hits Servafius. Co,ugan.
Miller
Three Rare hItr-Craven
fIrs' n- balls OF Jenkins =. off era
t4u
S'r- ouf-Rv Graham ?. hy Jen-
-4la
I'rf .r bases Wh@el.rg %. Frfa o.
49, .ll pitch Graham
80 on errors V resfIrE E~fs
Sacrifice fIf- Nfron g..-. ..-s,.-
f.ff E~a ATT
stolen bases gray. craven. -. Booze.
tHff NHra~
frHssf af HaI~v
Tr F-fsfl
Tine o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
Akron Spit Even

AKRON. July l5.-Akron broke even
In double header with GAINESVILLE to-
day. winning the first 3 TO 2 and losing
the second. > to /. Score r. II. r.
GAINESVILLE .....OOO1 O0o0I-2 .
Akron .......... 0OO1 OO1f-3 %
Batteries Gautt and Haskins. Ro-
mine and Blinke.
Second game - innings. r H. +
Eanesville .........3 o 90 l. Q o
Akron ............o0 O0O-l o
Batteries-BroWn and Huston. Boland
and Foil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
WaYn.n stiIl Winning

FORT WAYNE. Ind. July y Timely
biting OF Myers won FOR Fort Wayne
over the Grand Rapids here to-day by
4 score ~ 70 Rogers home run
In the nfth featured. Score.
p. r. r
Fort Wavne IO0f4 000x-S "a
battertes-Myers and Holmes. Alberts
and Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games.

Erie at Wheeling.
Dayton at Terre Haute
Springfield at South Bend
zanesville az Akron.
Canton at Youngstown.
TT. Wayne at Grand Rapids
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18

NoI NGSTOwN. @. July I7-Youngs-
town defeated Canton to-day To- a
score r. ~ r
anton .........O q 90 u % 20 n
Youngstown 10 0u Cg1N-7 n
atteries-Donley and TcNter. label
and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18

TERkE HACTE. Ind july IT-Dav-
ION shut out Terre Huutr tn both games
or double header to-day. 70 o. and /
o. @. Errors 10y Terre Haute ngured
largely iu the runs Of the nrst game.
Score.
first game r " y
DAYTON ........2 oOo4 500 .
batteries En- Jones and Hargr0ve
schultz and Armstrong
Second game r 81 y
Terre HaufA ..00O0 GO00-0 =.
Dayton - 000o000f /,
atteries-Cantwell and uargro,o
compton and Eounlck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
ELLIS TIE STORY OF SMOKES
BIG VICTORY.
First Game Was Hair Raiser. While
Second Was Pitchers Battle.
Notes OF the Game.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
N)wheeling. 3. Erie. 4.
(2)wheelinz. ?. Erie. I.
GDDayton. 7. Terre HAuts. o.
o. Dayton. !. Terre Haute. q.
Springfield. s. south Bend. s.
()Akron. ;. GAINESVILLE. ..
t2)ZaneSville. s. Akron. l.
Youngstown. ,. Canton. o.
-. Wayne. 8. CIR. Rapids, 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
(6y CARL p. LEATHERwoopA

bnuer threatening skies, which had
a tendency TO keep down the attend
nnce. but not the enthusiasm. Goat
Anderson's fast travelling Smokes
added two more scalps to their al
ready large collection yesterday after
noon by grabbing both games Of a
twin bill from Erie. the count being
TO in the first conflict and to I
IN the second. Pitted against one of
the leading twirlers of the Sailors
STAFF. and of the league. for that mat
ter. Peaches Graham nosed out the
victor in the first game. while Matte
son. working against Buck Sterze-,
who has few equals as a southpaw in
this circuit. succeeded IN forcing his
former teammates TO bite the dust
in the second.
BY brilliant ninth inning rally in
the first game. win defeat staring
them m the face. the never-say-,iie
Smokes jumped on TO one Mr. Jenkins
and rushed two runs across the
panorite by timely hitting. good base
running and excellent judgment. The
pilot himseif-allow me 10 introduce
Goat VI dCrson-Was tho lad who
caused the tide TO turn in the locals
favor With the score standing 10
. against them in the final frame.
A0lersOn started the rally by batting
for Moran and drawing pass
Peaches sacrificed. Gray singled and
Goat scored with the tieing run. and
Dodd produced the single - score
Willie Graham was or color after
the second inning. a home run drive
negotiated by him In tina. session
proving his undoing Both rwirlers
were as wild as Texas steers. Jenkins
passing seven. while Peaches walked
four. Four stolen bases and three
sacrifices were registered bv the 10
Gals ~ the FRS game. which shows
the Kind OF inside baseball low being
played
There was entirely too much Mat
teson fl the second game for Erie's
welfare. as the Sailors wore AZ his
mercy throughout the fracas. But four
HIS were allowed hy fh" Erie cast.
OF. end be proved master Of fha situ.
alton az all times. Tho locals ou-.
played the visitors loo ever depart.
rnent ~ the game. and wa are oui
now 20 take the entire s.ries craven
was ao,ut The most prominent fcurr
IN fhe twin bin as rho box scores and
summaries indicate
Yirst Game.
smoke Fsf +Nnir .4u.f r..- I- fra
oyer -r frame After Gray t4t ras.eI
into history. craven .lr.psI or Orb me
40 'ertiHs rsea ~ rf .r+s .srt
r.--rs -rer 'aEe fH.e f.rfrI FL. Az
.-r..- sNH Ores fol-. -..-f sf tr.rI ..t
80 .rr rfaf f'- fs.aauaE lrI over.
.H' a rf- r.Ha r-..r second ami
f arrf ..rT ~t f. .s-t.-
.raa- f..H ... Oh.
fr- '.. urs af.-I '. t-e
"r' r .tr .e ..f trr.rs Scr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18

Two base hits-GlhOoiey. Gray. era
Ven. Nixon. Jansen.
First on balls-Off Matteson. 4; off
Sterzer. /.
struck out-By sterzer. 8; by Matte
son. 3.
stolen base~-C;ilhooley. Anderson.
sacrifice htts-Scott. Craven, Booze.
Left on Wheeling, :; Erie s.
Wild pitch-Sterzer
First on errors-wheeling. /, Erie, !.
Hit by pitch er-Gilhooley.
Unprotected.
Time-l.45.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
Tnilnnhnrn VIZ

SOUTH BEND Ind. july q south
Nend tno~ the second game - the 49,
ri"s from Springfield here TO-DAY DO
spite ninth inning -silv which IVES
ftatured hy loose playing on tho us-.
~ both teams Score.
$500. " r
south BEND ....1 10000 0x-s IT,
springfield f n00roT -n
'sfterfcs- Naddsr 1rf TIcrra- yy.tt
ana Mckee and Blackburn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18
ninth INNING RALLY
and MATES PITCHING

ball by Booze Haley and Gray. Miller
was caught at the plate. Tn. locals
failed 20 do anything OF note IN the
third. but added another In the fourth.
Jansen. first up. grounded out. but Ser
vatius followed with a double against
the right field fence. Haley flied 90
hight ana Duke went 20 third on the
throw in. Moran came across with a
clean single into left and Duke crossed.
Graham walked but died on first as Gray
flied out 20 Nixon
Tally Bvsnsd.
Through combination OF hits and
bad luck the visitors managed 10 tie the
score in the sixth. Anderson. first Off
flied out TO Booze. but Coiiigan doubled
against the boards in right Quinlan
raped a hot one TO Dodd. but the ball
took a bad bound and Colligan anbled
across. Miller drove another az Dodd
which the second sacker wobbled on long
enough 10 permit every one 20 land eafe
O'Leary then drove a third one towards
Dodd but the lad grabbed IL and shoot
Ing II home caught Quinlan a few inches
short. Miller taking third. Jenkins then
dropped a punk hit Just back OF Serva-
thus and Miller counted. Gilhooley end
ed the scoring by grounding out Things
looked bad in the seventh for the locals
when the Sailors jumped into the lead
Scott leading off. succumbed by fouling
y
pass of the game. Anderson struck out.
but Haley allowed the ball 60 get away
from him and the jumps ruled that all
were safe The suling cost the Smokes
n run and the game. II lost could have
been protested. Colligan hit one into the
short stop territory and Gray wobbled
With the bases crowded Quinlan shot a
high one 20 Booze for an out. but Nixon
managed TO go the distance. Miller
brought tho session 10 a close by Skying
out 20 Booze. The locals went down in
order In the seventh and eighth. likewise
the visitors. Graham tanning O'Leary
and Jenkins in the eighth. Scott led of
with a single 10 left in the ninth. but
died on the bags as the next three were
easy outs.
Game 10 Won.
When the fans saw Anderson picking
out his favortte war club IN the ninth
70 bat for Moran. everyone knew that
something was going 10 happen and Il
I'D Goat hluffed Jenkins into furnish
.nC him with transportation 20 first
Graham was equal 10 the occasion. tho
beaver placing himself on the sacrificai
altar to advance his boss 20 second GRAY
then picked one 90 his liking and cent
IL with great rapidity into left and Goat
wiggled. ducked and laughed n tho plate
So much that Jenkins passed him and the
lad NO sooner got on first than ~ pur-
'oined second Rooe sent skv scraper
into right and Gray went % third Nj
Timely Hitto in disgust then stepped 20
The plate. the fans knowing him as Ona
n0df The second sacker fouied off a
couple and then singled into LEFT and the
game was over. The first box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-18

Erie ...........o 5000 oOIOe i
Wheeling ........l o o o o o o e 2
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Anniversary Sale of Pure Groceries

Corn
Lineboro Brand, fancy small and
tender Corn; special at, 90
per dozen .............. OOC
No. 2 can, per can SC
Corn
Surety Brand Fancy Maine
Sugar Corn, No. 2 n, ~
can; special, per doz. @A.So
Per can lie
Peas
Blue Bell Brand; fancy sifted
New York State Peas, $500
No. Q can; per dozen PA.OO
Per can lac
String Beans
Harpoon Brand Fancy String
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Per can
Washing Powder
Surety Brand Washing Powder
"a large, popular package of the
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faction all around; o. ~
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Large pkg. loo
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Folding Screens

No. 966-Three-fold Screens, figured silko-
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No. 19S5-Three-fold Screens, panels 60 in.
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Potatoes

Fancy Jersey White, Bright's
Green Mountain Potatoes,
packed in bushel baskets
(good keeping quality; per
p basRst $1.21
Coffee
Peaberry uniform round berry
Coffee, excellent drinking quality;
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Coffee
Surety Brand, packed in alright
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Teas
Formosa Oolong, English Break
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SOC for same quality Tea else
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CSC; Id. ................ DOC
Peas
Lee Canning Co. Sweet Wrinkled
Peas, No. 2 can, per On o1
dozen .............. $780,
Per cam ..............,.....7c
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Dust Souvenir

No-Dust-the original sweeping compound-keeps
the dust from rising when sweeping, besides thor
oughly disinfecting your rooms. II you value your
carpets, rugs or floors do not experiment with imi-
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For two days, today and Tuesday, we are going to
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of a limited quantity Of lib. packages, regular &C
value of which is 10c. at the special price Of. -
This is a sample sale, and we therefore limit
purchases to two packages TO a customer.
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Sugar

Havemeyer & Elders stand
ard Granulated Sugar put up
in muslin bags of 25 S .2S
lbs; each, sp'1, bag
Cocoa
Surety Brand Breakfast Cocoa,
makes a delicious bever-
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Walter Bakers Cocoa; -
special, H-lb. tins....... &C
Chocolate
Walter Bakers Premium I'm
sweetened Chocolate; spe- oz
cial, Id. cake &c
17-ip lac
Surety Brand Quick Lunch
Chocolate, all ready prepared:
o-lb. cans .Sl.3J
lib. cans ..-...............2 9c
H-lb. cans .................l5 loo
Soup
Van Camps Chicken, Vegetable
and Tomato Soup; special, -
per can .-....-........... -
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A60@S SONI
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White or Arabe Color Flat Cable Net Cur
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White or Arabe Color Flat Bobbinette Cur
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A limited number of pairs of Lace Curtains
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Preserves
Longs large 20 OF. glass jars
California Preserves; strictly
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Blue Label Brand Tomato Cat
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Milk
Sweet Clover Brand Condensed
Milk, special at, per -
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IiraOleuraas

\ Regular S so qualities, at, square yd. SIPS
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Bacon

Armour's Shield : Brand
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Breakfast Bacon; weight from
3 to 6 lbs; special, 4 nc
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We charge for net weight
only on all Ham and Bacon.
Sardines
Surety Brand Toasted Sardines,
in pure olive oil; Il tins;
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Asparagus
Del Monte White No. 2H;
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Per can 4
Baking Powder
The Surety, made of pure cream
Of tartar basis; just as other high
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for one-third more.
) Id. tins. .$l.35
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Coal Holds &c

$500 heavily j%apanned, substantially made
Coal Holds; good, useful size; regularly sold &C
at 1oc; an Anniversary special at .........
Better Come Tuesday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
Corn Flakes

Corn o Plenty Toasted Corn
Flakes, regular size packages;
crisp and tasty; special, per -
package -
Per dozen soc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09

Hams

Armour's Star Brand Hams
The Ham What Am" Gov
eminent inspected; weight
from 8 to IL lbs spe- &c
cial, per Id. -
PruneS
Fancy California Santa Clara
Prunes, large and meaty; 40 to
so to ID; special at, per 80
Id A@~
20 TO 30 to the lb., spe- 80
cial, per lb.............. AoS
Soap
Rabbits Best Soap; o--
special, 10 cakes. ..... DOC
Kirkman's White Floating Soap
or Fairy Soap, special, 10 2Sc
Kirkman's Borax Soap or FEELS
Naptha Soap, special, 10 no.
cakes ...............A. oO~