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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-10

SCRANTON, Pa, May 10--Two for
eigners were shot and two policemen
beaten today in riot at the Cay
ugo coal mine, north of here. No
one was seriously injured.
When the rioters gathered about the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-10

the recalling of Edward Williams who
was cross examined in regard to
Archbald's alleged negotiations to buy
the coal pile from the Erie Railroad
and sell it for $4,000.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-10

ness offices and employees in the cir
culation departments of the various
newspapers went to work in the me-
chanical departments taking the places
of the pressmen and stereotypers who
arc on strike.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-10
Clifford is Busy.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 10.-A nele-
cation of Roosevelt supporters met
here today to welcome Clifford Piuchot
who came to speak tonight i'll fa-
vor of Roosevelt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
TAFT PRAISED.

NEW YORK, Mach ga lengthy
statement by former Postmaster Gen.
eral John Wanamaker, addressed es
"a letter to the American people" en-
planning why the writer had interested
himself in public affairs at this par.
ticuar time. was given out last night
at Tie Offices OF the eastern branch Of
the national Taft bureau. Tie state,
ment'was sent back 10 the city by q
pilot boat from the steamer Olympic
on which Mr.. Wanamaker sailed Sat
urday for Europe. =.
Upon the personal request OF the
President. have consented to allow
my name to Represented TO the PEG.
pie as delegate to the Republican
national convention" the statement
began, Mr. Wahamaker continued at
length in defense oil the admiulstra.
ton Of President TAFT, and concluded
He was not followed the will.o'-the,
wi-y, nor has he chased ralnbowsY
Steadfastly, with dignity and effective
ness and tireless energy he has done
his'work." p& ~ \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

in the course OF construction at Hut.
crimson, the largest power station In
the State of West Virginia.
The word has been given out that
the government building will be erect.
ed during the present year.
Ground will be broken on Monday
for the proposed new freight depot
which VIII he erected by the Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad company, ala
The building of the Palatine branch
Of the railroad is another thing to be
completed during the summer months
and work will probably start on this
in thu. pear future. Also the Widening
Of tho local railroad yards will be done
in the near future.
With the advent Of spring other
buildings will so up and indications
point 10 great activity NIL through the
spring summer and fall months. This
fact indicates great prosperity in this
section.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
ASSgG!hIEl CHARITIES
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN ARE CON
TRI5UTlNG LITERALLY TO THE
ORGANIZATION. -

The finance Committee OF the Or
ganization OF Associated Charities held
a meeting last evening. Reports we're
heard relative to the contributions
which had been made toward theytlpd
from business firms OF the city,,
The committee reports that it l.
we'll pleased with the ready response
the local people are making for this
fund and TO the appeal which was sent
out recently by the finance committee.
Falrmont people are noted for the
ready response they make to an APP
peal of this kind and in this case there
has been no exception, however. It APP
pears some Of those appealed to have
neglected the matter and as 1t Is neces-
sary and important for all contrlbu'
tons to be in the hands of the com.
mittee by April the first, 1t is urged
that the matter be given as prompt at.
tention as is possible.
On April the second the Executive
committee will hold a meeting and de.
eide definitely upon oneni1g central
Office eahd employing an executive Of
Those who have already literally re
sponded TO this apreal are as follows:
The First National Bank; Sam R. MI.
yum; Gas. j. Gorbln & Sons; Robt. s.
Leopold; D. H. Osgood; Owens Bottle
Works, and NJ. NJ. Blumberg Under.
selling Store,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
BUILDING B
ACTIVITY HERE
THIS SUMMER
MANY BIG STRUCTURES WILL BE
COMMENCED AS SOON AS THE
WEATHER is sETTEEo-CoN.
TRACTORS BUSY.

a journey over the city Of Fairmont
indicates that with the advent Of
spring, the community will see con
siderable activity in the building line
In all parts of the town grounds are
being broken and foundations erected
for proposed buildings OF all kinds ant
in large number of instances the prop
critics are well under way toward com
pletlon.
In tile Industrial Addition to the
city a large number OF houses are in
the course of construction and this is
evidenced in other sectlOts OF tho city
also, ''''' rHu'
Lctal contractors are experiencing
q great rush OF business and prospects
in this line are unusually bright for
this section.
Among the buildings which will be
erected In the near future is hand.
some three story brick structure which
will be erected by The Google brothers
IN Meredith street, in the rear of the
Marion County Court house. When
Completed this structure will be occu-
1ied BY the Fleming Printing estab-
,isbment, ''.'tt
!, The old resident property on Madi.
son street in the rear Of the Catholic
.hurch,, and formerly Occupied by the
'ate Samuel y. Jackson Is being RACED
and It is understood the congregation
OF ST. Peters Catholic Church will
erect a handsome rarochlal school on
the site. Bids have been asked for the
of this school.
The old Pierpont property on Quincy
street Is being vacated, preparatory
TO being RACED and an elegant apart
ment house erected OH the site.
AS soon as weather will permit the
large storage room which the Owens
Bottle works company will erect on
the site Of the large factory will be
commenced and pushed to rapid COM
pletion.
Considerable ACTIVITY in school build.
ings will be experienced III the present
year, buildings will be erected in the
secold; ward and two ID fthe First
ward n SstSiiHs
Work will be .rapifty PlISIisd on the
Fleming buildings on Main Street as
Soon'Has weather conditions will per
nit. 81
The Consolidation C6al company has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
NO WITNESSES
COMMONWEALTH CASE HAS TO
BE CONTINUED FOR ONE WEEK.

be SON INUEC run ONE HGGN.
This morning before Squire Amos
the trial of Mike Logovich was called
the man being charged with having
feloniously, stabbed one John Tressu
in this county some short time ago.
Owing to the fact that there were
no witnesses present, the case was
continued until a witness by the name
of Mary Siscd could be summoned to
appear as a witness at the trial.
1t now seems that Tressa does not
want to prosecute Logovich, but Pros.
ecuting Attorney Tusca Morris will
investigate the case thoroughly, and
il the man is guilty, the State will see
that he is punished. ,as mpu! m,
The stabbing occurred at one oEftlle
boarding houses near the mines a.
CASTOR, and happened in the evening
after a christening party had been go
ing on.
! Both the plaintiff and the defendant
claim that there was no quarrel, and
Tressa says that Logowlch went into
the room. procured the knife, and com.
ing out, stabbed him in the back with
it. -" gs
Logovich claims that he was intoXi.,
Gated, and didno at all know what he
was doing at the time 49, u,i a.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
POLICE COURT
MAYOR MARTIN HAS SEVERAL OF
THE PLAIN VARIETY BEFORE
HIM THIS MORNING.

Yesterday proved to be a bad day
for drunkenness and q good day as
regards the money collected for the
city Golfers, most of those arrested
yesterday putting up .forfeits and then
failing to put in appearance.
However, there were still number
OF them left this morning to appear
for trial before Mayor Martin, there
being five plain DRINKS and one foH
being druniAand fighting.
Five plainiidruhks drew the usual
$500 and costs, while the other fol-
fighting drew $500 and costs.
To-day affady the e4weatlcr has
seemed to Eave an r;efecpon the
usuals, and number are already rest,
ing behind the bars, most OF them in
drunken slupor or slumber, getting
ready to- appear before his honor,
Mayor Martin in the morning, and pay
their $500 and costs for the use OF the
iron beds in the city jail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
iiINsuRANcE TRUST
AssalIed by Congressman Jackson,
81. Demands a Congressional
investigation.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Repre,
sentative, jackson, of Kansas, Repub'
lican, urged before the house Inter
state and foreign commerce commits
sion yesterday Ills resolution to inyes'
tigate all fire Insurance companies,
Mr.. Jackson said the fire Insurance
companies appOrtioned the United
States among themselves and fixed
rates that were unscientific and vir-
tually inexplicable.
"Thei the companies actually hold
the country by the throat?" suggested
Chairman Adanson.
practically" said Mr. Jackson.
The committee reserved action.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

Monday q marriage license was is
4 sued by the county clerk TO William
4 T. Richards. 22,g and Clara Whites.
cotton, %, both Dr. Fairmont.
Deeds Recorded
The following deeds we're received
Mopdaytat the Office of the county
clerk FOR record;
w. Mitchell and wife TO NJ. D.,
Ctlssj a parcel Of land in the Fair.
mont Development Company's Addi.
tlohto the City Of FairmoDt; consider
alton $1,000.
u slsson and vito To L. s. Schwcnk
Il parcel OF land on the West Fork
River; consideration 5000.
Samuel II. Keller and John W. Kel
ldr,sa parcel OF land on Bingamon
Creek IN Warrington district; consid.
Grafton 81 and other valuable con
siaefations.
l0llyer ]. Fleming and wife to }.
n; Ross. a. parcel Of land in Winfield
district; consideration 81 and other
valuable considerations.
Mora Olive 'Klunipp and husband
, To Everett SDrennen'a parcel Of land
in}ithe Falrmont Development Com.
PANS Addition to the City Of Fair.
mont: consideration $500.
Charles ". Halter and wife to W.
II. Brown, parcel Of land in the Fifth
Ward OF the City of FaiTmont; con.
sideFatlon So and other valuable con-
SEPARATIONS
10y. Hamilton, special commission
er, ct ais, to w 7. Miller, a PARCEL
81 land in the Orchard Hill Addition
y to the town Of. Falrriew: considera'
tion $3.50. Sg. :
Clyde 4. Hutchinson and wife, toI
George E. Amos, a is interest in u
parcel of land in the Third ward Of the
City Of Fairhopt; consideration 81
and other valuable property.
III, NJ Jacobs and wife to George
., Amos LIP Interest in a parcel /,
Of land in the Third ward OF the City
pt Fairmopt; consideration 81 and
other valuable considerations.
R, E. Harr and wife to Hugh Harr,
"a parcel of land in the Harr Addition
to the City OF Fairmont; considers.
ton 81 and other valuable considera-
lions. ri - #'- =, r
q. MeDaniels' and wife to Fanny
L. Amos, a parcel of'Rhd in East Park
Addition to the City Of Falrmont; con-
lSlaeratIeu ;::s.1'.- -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
BENEFITS
EASTER SUITS

Are going fast. You had better hurry.
Graduating suits are in demand. In
fact have any kind or any style you
want. Largest display Of large sam
pies in the city. Prices, $t2.oo and up
It's no trouble for me TO show you
Come out to the barber shop on Lo'
Gust avenue.
LOYAL BENNETT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

Answer all help wanted ads that
appear to be even probabilities" and
FOUL eventually find the right one.
Aud you may find the right one at
once!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

iAIl persons holding map coupons
may get their maps from FaIrmont
NsWS Company wksn the conditions
i,the coupon are complied with. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

You probably Missed smore. profit
opportunities through Overlooking"
want ads than through Dad LUCK
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
8 eents a pound pald I0r eledaa

cents a pound paiu LOT clean eol-
ton rags for use on presses
SyEsT YIRGIlSIAlSs
FOR sALE-one nurebred White
Plymouth Rock cockefel five point
comb. a bargain, 81, Also pure bfed
Barred Plymouth Rock hatchiig
eggs 15c, per setting w N. Nc
WhOrIer, View St, Bell phone 42Ss
Ten per cent OF the 1900 species ii
European flowers have agreeable per
fumes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

Report any Irregularities In the de-
livery Of your paper to the Falrmont
News Company II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

en- 10 for Boys two piece all
~ Hs5O wool confirmation Suits,
worth $500 aa 'sss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

60 SO For all wool wolfe. .ssls
9j.JV made Ladies ssiFtsl
worth $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

no. For Misses Dresses made q
voc Otnshams. pereaIsst ssilassss
etc. worth s'.sos''S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

SAVE HALF ON YOUR EASTER
HAT
PRICES sse TO S4ss
SEE US BEFORE you BUY ELSE.
WHERE.
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e5c Wiiliams' or CoIgnte's
Shaving Stick, Powder or
Paste ................ :. .10C

Speihler's Lily of the Valley. per
ounce .75c
Woodworth's Blue Lilies and Vio-
lots OF Sicily. per ounce soc
w. II. Browns American Arbu-
tus. per ounce soc
JerSen's Eutaska, per ounce. 7sc
Colgatc's Monad Violet Dactyles,
La France Rose. Heliotrope,
etc; per ounce. Bic
Our SpccIaIty--Traglc's "Violets
OF Virginia" per ounce. zoe
Richard Hudnut's "Vcrveinc,"
Violet Sec" Use and 81 40
Ed Pinaud's vegetal Lilas. Vegc-
tai Violctto .Gpc
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Coffee, Tea and Cocoa

Zoe. one pound Gray's Special
Blend Coffee: put up In air
tight containers, either pull
verified or granulated. and
most delightful flavor: spe-
cial, per pound .............. 276
Slo0 two and onc-half t2ia)
pound cans Gray'S Special
Blend Coffee, put up as above.
special. per 2k III. cans. u. 66t
60c Gray's English Breakfast
Tea. mixed; delicious and
invigorating drink: put up In
i:-lb, nir-tlght canisters. per
= lb. ........ ........ y. 20,
FIuyler's Delicious Breakfast
Cocoa. rich in the cocoa
flavor; put up In Il and H
h. cans. lie and ............ 23t
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Fafm Soap. per cake. lie
.5c-Is pint bottle very hest
Sewing Machine OIL. 70
'uc cake Toilet Tar Soap. 1c
500 bottle Hoopers Hair Re.
sfnrer. guaranteed TO restore
the BALI 4" It's oafurnl color. .IOc
Soc Belmont Alcohol Stoves.
quickest and most economical
Oh the market. afc
.dc--One pair Crntch or Chair
Tins. per fnir. 1,c
zoe Cork and Hair InuoIest keep
tue ffet warm and dry. lac
25r tube Konden's Cafarrh jelly.
opens up head. 'yYc
zoe Gustertte Manicure Sets. Gle,
ornnSe stick and emery board &c
FREE-Oue sample package NJ
Hon's Seidlitz Powders. with a
lemon flavor.
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EXTRA SPECIALS

SOC Jar Zano Grenseiena Cream.
in porcelain jar. an awful big
value, special Tor ssie. 4
50c--One lot Clothes 8rushes.
vaiues up to soc, to clean shem
OUT; special I
csc Hard Rubber and Horr
Combs. values up 60 csc. $500.
5oc-iS0 Hair Bruahes. regular
value soc, special. .......... I
i5c--Twenty-fve Eroas Tooth
brushes. good values.
:5c-One-pound boz Fine Tai.
cum Powder. delightfuil, per.
suhSu
Sl.00-One- Minute Clinical Their
rnOmctcr. guaranteed abpo-
lutciy correct 4
25c Pack Linen Playing Cards,
extrn good value. n
25c-One box 60 cakesD Fine
Toilet Soap ...... 4
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Imported and
Domestic Perfumes

Piver's Azurae. Floramye, Mu-
gust LieTre Fleuri, per ounce .15c
Eicaud's MARY Garden" the
odor they are all talking
about: per ounce .eI.S5
G.. Mazuyer & Co.-ytolette d.
vine. Rosalura; per ounce .O9c
Roger & Gallct's Vera Violette,
per ounce ............ -5c
Houbisants Ideal. per ounce. .RI.7b
keskoh's Djer-klss. per ounce. .sSc
Hudnuts Dubarry Extract, per
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Sl.0O 2-quart Cloth Inserted
Fountain Syriugej rapid
flow tubinEy 8 nipes. screw
connections; while they Inst Soc

$500 Ideal Whirlins Spray sy-
$3.50 Coleman Double Action
Whirling Spray Syringe. .91.0S
$500 "Thessico'' Ideal Whirling
Spray, red rubber bulb. .$1.0S
75c arlington" Bulb Syringe.
hard rubber pipes. soc
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Miscellaneous Dept

25c Dead Stuck Ire
csc Black Flag Insect Powder, 10c
ESQ Hooper Fatal Food for
l6c Extract Vanilla and Lemon. &c
25c Coleman's Mustard. ..... .1ahc
loo Bird Seed. ....J......... Bye
LIB. 20-Mule-Team Bora1.. .10hc
Bird Gravel, silver or rcd. DO
Fouts Cattle Powder. -. .I5c
International Stock and Chicken
Powder ..... .1eo
Pratts Poultry Food ......... .l8c
Toothpicks. boxes for. -.>......5 DC
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Confectioneries

60c one pound Fine Mixed Choco-
tateo, containing complete na.
sOpb
40c one pound Fine Mixed Chpco-
thtcS .sSC
You nre sire OF getting II fresh
here-ahfpmcnts received eTcfy+
few days direct from factory In
n, I, 2, J nud 6-pound boxes.
Tennv's Peanut Brittle, in &c and
ioc bo1es--a delightful conacc-
ton.
HUYLEu'S AGENTS.
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Hair Tonics

Nasellno Hair Tonic. nar
Mrs. Graham's Hair Restorer. .7sr
,AttoophusdS .............. ;. BOO
n,, Oh . haInalson .............. Bot
$500. Socoaihc, ZIG and. .70t
2ahcF hircutus ...............5 300
VS. Vhto '..:-'. .7It
"eotpaai AuIillator. $50 and &. GOO
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Manicuring Goods

$500 Needle Point Manicure Scis-
sors. very best steel. full nickel
zoe Manicure Scissors. best steel,
nickel-plated ....!. aoc
soc Flexible Blue steel, highly
tempered Nail Files. finely cut. zoe
35c Flexible Nail Files. good
steel. finely cut. Inc
$50 Flexible and Rigid Nail Files.
good steel ..... oc
25c Tweezers-2o different STYLES
to selact from. ....... 70
loc Genuine orange Wood Stick. Sc
&C. Hoof Shape Orange Wood
Stick. each -. 1c
ioc Cake Pumice Stone. ;. 49,. 1c
Csc Jar Cutiele Ice. ,Oc
soc Parker Pray's Ongaline. .39r
csc Parker Pray's Rosaline. Inc
Csc Lusterite Nall Enamel. 1Dc
75o Detachable Buffers-s, and
incheS 3lc
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Tooth Powders

Woodbury's Tooth Powder. ,;
Dr. Graves Tooth Powder. Ii
Pasturine Tooth Powder. Il;
Sozodont Tooth Powder. 1:
Trasle's Antlseptic Tooth Pow
der .......... Il.
Lyons Tooth Powder. ......., 4.
Spsarmint (Willow) Tooth Pow
DER II
Listerine Tooth Powder. Il;
CaloX Tooth Powder. ........,.I Il;
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Extra Specials

st.00 Ion Phorn. ....... .oic
&c box Idcul Tooth Picks, {: for. &c
50c williams Pink Pills. .J3c
$500 box Motifs Pcnnroyni Pilla Doe
&c Duvfdson's Nipples, nny style SIZE
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7Sc TraElc's vioiets OF vir.
Etnia, n most IasttnH and
delightful perfume, pcr
ounce soc

Two-in- One Shoe Polish Sc
lbc Vasellnc Camphor Ice. .....Tc
Soc Solution Chlorides Disinfec-
t"H' '.'.......'.. Ale
loo Caustic Pencils Sc
Medicine DroppeTs ........ .2c
Medicine Tubes .31sc
i5c Bottle Washers ............ .sc
Nursing Bottles g.. .s.zc
Mustard Plaster. per box .1sc
ioo'naehe wax ..-..'. &c
Corn and Bunion Pastors. Sc
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gI.00 "-quart Cavalier Hot
Water Bottle. best In town
for the money, sgsciai this
snle ..............!- .oD'

75c Atomizer-spray oil or wa
ter: throat or nose part: con-
tinuous spray ...............4 bc
soc Atomizer-for aqueous So
luton 4 good spray. .3{c
S5c Breast Pumps -........... :a3r
CSC Ear and Ulcer Syrlnges. .I5c
Large assortment Of Rubber
SpOnEcs, In all shapes. sizes
and coIors, from loo to. -. .e2.O 90
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Trusses, Suspensories, Etc.

1QSIdudtiOH Ie" 1nOnGHS ago. .
and children-havc been made CO
filters, who will guarantee fir at
will gladly refund your money.
II In need of anything In this
A special reduction will be m
tenth Anniversary Sale. A few o
500 Hard Rubber Fronch
Truss (Double) .......... $3.50
$3.50 Hard Rubber French
Truss tSingle) .......-.. .e1,4e
$3.50 French Pad Scrotal Leath-
err Truss tsingIe) .8I.eS
$500 French Pad ScrotnI Leath-
or Truss (DouhIep. $3.50
$500 German scrotaI Leather
Truss tSingle) .............. Sc.4e
$500 German scrotaI Leather
Truss tDoubIe) .:...... $3.50
$500 Original Howell Pattern
Gather Truss (DoubIe) .S3.pS
800 French Gunmetal Leather
Tr1iHs (Single) $40
$500 Radical Cure Cross-body
Truss tSingle) Il. ga. 10
$500 Lock Pad Trusscs (Sin-
EieD SS,OS
800 Fslaatic Scrotal Cushion
Pad Truss tSingie) $780,. az 40
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Mouth Washes

Meade & Bakers Carbolic. .c1-45-S0c
S01odont .21-t1c
ftupiloain .....-......- .2lc
Euthymol Parke. Davis s. Co Zoe
f5o-phy,toi ............" f-45-s3c
Liquid KOlynog ........... .41c
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10 gross c5c Tooth brushes,
TO be sold In this sale,
each &c

1oc Eye Shades &c
Soda Mint Tablets. .5Mc
Empty Capsules, any size. Size
35c Wyeth's Menthol Inhalers. arc
Favoritc Menthol Inhalers. <. $40
Gihaon's Fruit Tablets, e b.. .15c
35c Hunyadi Water ........... :Dc
lec Royal Clue. .71sc
l5c Gold Paint. ...........-....S Sc
Rough on Rats ......... lie
BID Mamma .............. like
c5c Stearn's Rat and Roach
PaSte ...... .12c
Fish Food ................. Sc
lSat bishits ....-.....-.. .113Sc
Whitmore's Polish, black or
Kan 49,. Sc
Adams, Beeman's. Spearmint,
Coca-Cola and Charcoal Gum.31Sc
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Fountain Syringes, Hot
Water Bottles, Ato-
mixers, Etc.

$500 "Verebest" Combination
Hot Water Bottle and Foun-
tain Syringe, red rubber, four
pipes, guaranteed. $40
$3.50 Royal" Red Rubber COM
bination Hot Water Bottle
and Syringe, three pipes. .Sf.0S
$500 Superb" Combination Sy-
ringc. pipes SLIGO
$500 Family Hot Water Bottle s1.3o
$3.50 Victoria" Hot Water Bot
tie, para rubber" ......... .Sl.40
$3.50 2-qt. Fountain Syringe,
best rubber, 8 pipes. .oSc
$500 Duluth Bulb Syringe.
hard rubber pipes .-.........o uc
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Soaps
I,ipOnTED AND DoMEsrI

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
Pivers Violet. Haiotroac anil
Hudnnt's Violet Sec ..5c
Colgate's--ali the a6c Soaps. per
H"he '...'.. 20c
Cuticura Soap. cake. Zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
Bargain Combination

75c worth for 3pe-o5c Tooth
DruRht c6c box Tooth Powder,
:5c bottle Antiseptic Tooth
Wash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

tnem VIII De found below:
5000 Elastic scrotal Cushion
Pad Truss (Doubfc). $3.50
$500 Elastic Scrotai Cushion
Pad Truss (Doubiet. 80 90
81 90 Elastic ScrotaI Cushion
Pod Truss (SingIe) 0Sc
$500 Children's and ToUthg'
Elastic TruRses, from 75c
$500 Chiidren's and Youths
Leather Trusses. from 0sc
| 500 Elastic UnrbilicnI Belts. $3.50
300 Leather NmbiIieal Belts. .S4.75
zoe SusprnHnry nDc
| 75c SuEpensory -. .30c
S1.O0 SuspcnsOry U0c
| Sl.25 SuEpcnsnry nc
! s1.50 Sns,cnsary f,sc
SI.25 Shoulder braces. 80e
$3.50 Shonldc, Braces. $500. 81 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

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