davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

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The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
NOW WE RAISE DATES.
Arizona Valleys Among the Few Paces
Where They Grow.


Arizona, the land of many surprise :
and delights, has presented us witt,
another rare fruit--thc date, writes q
correspondent of Country Life in AM
erica. Climatic conditions i'm which
the date palm grows and natures per
feet fruit are found only in a feN
! places. In the south central part of
Arizona along the valleys of the Gi.a.
the salt and the Colorado rivers, the
conditions are very favorable.
The sections where the best results
are secured are at elevations OF from
sea level To $500 feet, though the ear
lier varieties will ripen at higher c!e-
vations, where ihc growing season IS
shorter. When properly irrigated the
date palm will grow iuXuriantly IN any
of the soils in thevalieys of the south
west.
AS crop for alkaline soils the date
llajr, promises ~ lrevenups from ,hitiHfts
funproductiVc areas. and profitable
one at that. Palms at five years hsyc
produced in one season over so worth
of dates The dates OF the finer varie-
ties sell readily az - cents poun,..
The color of the fruit ranses from a
golden TO a vivid red. these tlnts chang
ing AS the fruit ripens. the yellow 20
amber and the red To deep black
Bearing palms have many lunches ~
dates, varying from -four to fourtecG
or more. according to the season ano
10 the age of the palm; forty pourd
lunches OF dates are not unusual Df-
ferent varieties ripen from August To
January During the season of ripen-
ing. the lunches of dates are protected
from birds and insects by cover Iings
of thin cloth. The palms require hl-
tie care after Incoming well rooted and
are hardy, withstanding frosts that
injure ether fruits
There are two principal methods If
gathering the fruit--one. cutting the
lunches from the palm when the first
dates begin To- ripcn and laying them
IN the sun during the day TO finish
the other and better. though more
expensive method is to leave the fruit
on the trees and go over each bunch
every few DAYS, picking off-the fruit as
II is perfectly ripe
Date palms are both male and fe-
male, the sex being determined by the
form OF the blossoms When the bloom
of the male palm opens II has a dried
appearance and the flower cups are
lilled with n anc white powder. This
is the pollen. The lunches of bios
SONS are cut from the male palm
and the pollen is scattered over the
bloom Of the female palm by shaking.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
MICHIGAN HAS
CASH IN BANK
State Treasury is Now in Pros
porous Condition

According to the annual report Of
State Treasurer Sleeper, which viii be
forwarded TO Gov. Osborn within a
few days. the states finances are i'm a
prosperous condition. The receipts
for the fiscal year ending June 3d.
1872 amounted to $1it9O49S.57.
The. amount received from the vari
Gus county trcasurers was S6,1SS.-
iG27.13, compared with $5,116.1S1.Sl dur
ing the previous year Last year the
state treasurer received s27 ,S9S.i6 from
the sale If hunters licenses, compared
with $3O,2S6.45 the previous year The
examination fees from the board OF
registration in medicine incrcated from
$3.50 to $S,273.
The fees of the banking commits
sioner for examining banks increased
from $31. 5000 to S55,573.GO, while the
rotaliatory fees of the insurance com
mission Increased from $3l, l,S3O.90 20
$40 S5S26 The fees and licenses from
the state dairy and food department
Increased from $1O,261.3r to $11.14S.90.
while the nom resident wholesale IL
duor licenses decreased from $46,73l.St
TO S27,45S.39. AS compared with the
previous twelve months there was an
increase in the motor vehicle license
fees received by the secretary of state
from $50, 1894 to $133, 5SO.SO.
When the books were balanced ut
the end of the last fiscal year there
was $1,746,9Sl,61 i'm the general fund
while the balance IN available cash
at the close of the present year was
.S3,722. .G0S.2l. This was made possi-
lie largely through the efforts of Gov.
Osborn who trimmed appropriations
ana made every effort TO economic
m the matter of expenditures.
In some instances the receipts In
the specific tax fund We're smaller
than a year ago. The fees from ire
Insurance companies increased from
$2i6,544OS to 1882. .S2S.71: life insurance
fees increased from s23j,OS3 to S254,
1854: railroad taxes increased from
Sf221 .iO3.O3 TO $i,267, 7,141.S2; telegraph
companies decreased from $54,C7755
TO $39.71S.43: telephone taxes decreased
from $519O6G.4S to $395.1Ot075 and in
heritance taxes decreased from S5Of,-
e7S.S4 to $36S,67673.
Page Five
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

housebreaker, highwayman and horse
thief was hanged at York
The fash holes are inlaid with dne
gold and a gold band cncirclcs tha
treech end Of each barrel. In four
places the pistol is marScd with small
gold mlaid panels Baker, London"
with the Prince of Wales feathers
above the name Baker Was the prc-
dccessor cf the well known Ezekiel
Haker, pistol maker to the Prince of
Wales. who in the Eighteenth century
had gunsmth's shop in Whitecnapcl
road.
How the pistol found it's way behind
the ceiling of the OXfordshirc inu is
mystery and its present ownership
is a legal puzzle. Does It belong So
1he lessee OF the property as occupicr
on 10 the freeholder. or was the prop
erty connscated to the crown when
he was hanged or is il treasure trove
Until the point is settled an offer of
$4,000 which an American Us sald to
have made for the weapon must re-
main in abeyarcc. Another question
arises: Are there any heirs at law Of
Dick Turpin who could claim it?
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
new BOOKS AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Will be Ready For Circulation to
Patrons Tomorrow

Following Is list Of new books. ro
ceived at the Calumet & Hecla public
library, which VIII De ready for circ..-
lation tom1rr9w
Miscellaneous Non Fiction.
Barrett-Psychica Research.
Addams-A New Conscience and an
Ancient Evil
Barry-The Papacy and Modern
Times.
mson-Introduction to Science.
Gibbs Food for the Invalid ana t!e
Convalescent
Dana-Rock Drilling
Dolge-Pianos and their Makers
Schauffler Scum o'the Earth and
other Poems.
Sociology.
Phelps cQnp--lnitiative ard Referen-
dunn ODcbatcrs' handbook series.J
Tanning comp-Direct Primaries.
tDehaters' handbook series.
Tanning comp Election Of United
states Senator'S Debatcrs' handbook
serics)
Phelps comp Worhan Suffrage ue-
baters handbook seri,s).
Robbins comp--A Central Bank Of
the United States ODebaters' handbook
serieSD
Phelps comp Income Tax Debaters'
handbook serics.)
Tanning comp--Capital punishment
Debaters handbook series.
Tanning comp-The Endorsement Of
The United states Navy Oebaters'
handbook serics.)
Warren--A History Of the American
Par.
Proceedings of Annual Meeting cf
National Municipal League, I V.
Proceedings Of National Conference
of Charities and Corrections. . Y.
Alexander Boy Training
Hilles The American Woman ana
her lIome.
Travel and History.
Mccarthy Irish RccollCations.
Harper Holytead Road. 2 y.
Harper-The Brighton Road.
Harper-Thc Dcver Road
Harper The Dorset Coast
Asboth An Official Tour through
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Travers-Letters from Finland. Au-
gust. 1905 March. 1909
Furong The Gateway To tho Sahara
Copping-Canada the Goiden Land.
Olmsted--A Journey i'm the BaSH
Country in the Winter of 1851. V,
Olmsted-A Journey in the Seaboard
Slave states i'm the Years lS5S-1S5i. v
Baring-The Russian Pcopl..
PaXon-Thc civil War.
Biography.
Antn--The Promised d Lard.
Crawford Goethe and his Women
Friends.
wiggin-A Chld's Journey with Die
kens.
Croly--MGrcus Alouzo Hanna.
Howe-Thc Life and Labors of Bis
hop Hare.
Hughes Father I.acombe.
.Bradforl-Le Lee the American.
Parkcr-A Chautauqua Boy i'm 81
and Afterward.
Rideing Many Celebrities and Few
others.
Fiction.
Athertou-Julja France and Hcr
Times
Braudon-The Davosers.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
BRITAIN HOLDS GROUND.
No Recession from Attitude Toward
Panama Canal Tolls.

London. Aug. 1.-THE foreign Of
rce is annoyed at the Interpretation IN
some quarters of the action of Alfred
Mitchell Innes, the british charge
d'affairs at Washinston in his note
of protest on the discrimination in ia
vor of American coastWise vessels in
the matter Of dues through the Panama
canal.
This Interpretation has been to tho
effect that the British gcyornment has
Weakened in its attitude as To The
differentiation in the matter OF tolls.
The officials of the foreign office SAID
today that thfs" was "dIiitc wrong ="
They hold that there has been no al
ttration Of the British policy and no
change or delay.
The foreign office Is adhering IN its
entirety to the position that had al
ready been taken up. II was iruc that
they had contemplated tae presentation
of another analytical note, but it wa
now held that the one which had a.
ready been presented adequateIv
covered the ground ard Mr. lnness
note 10 the state department WAS to
this effect.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

Child-Thc Blue Wall.
Davis-The Friar OF Wttenberg.
Doubleday-T Saintsbury Affair
Dragoumis Tales of a Greek Island.
Ellis-Frau.
Gcldrng Tho Permanent Uncle.
Harris-Toby.
Hrnung-Fathcrs Of Men.
Hughcs-The old Nest.
Hungerford Little Corky.
Janvicr the South Of Frarco.
Jenkins Princess and Another.
Jepson-Pollycoly
McCutchcon Her Weight in Gold.
Macvanc nc-IIcr word of Honor.
Mason,-Tfc Turnstilc.
Mcuntjoy Minister Of Police.
P3lmer-Ovcr the Pass.
Phnlpotts- The Forest on the Hill
Sullivar-The Heart of Us.
Twain-Tom Sawyer Abroad, Torn
Sawy,r Detective and other Stories
Van Loan-The Ten Thousand Dol
lar Arm.
Wilby-On the Trail to Sunset
Wilhamson-The Guests Of Hercules.
Juvenile Non Fiction.
Jenks-The Fireman.
jerks ks-'rhc Sailor.
Juvenile Fiction,
Atwater Young Crusacers.
Stacpoole- The Cruise of the King
fisher
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
DICK TURPIN's PISTOL.
Dispute Over Ownership Of Famous
Hidhwayman's Weapon.

London lawyers are racking their
brains over a knotty problem. 70 " hom
does Dick Turpins pistol belong?
The weapon was discovered a week
or SO ago during the dismantling of
the historic Globe room of-the Reindcvr
mn at Banbury the fine J2cobean oak
rancine which has been acquire,l by IN
Ameri an conncisseur. The worlmeu
vino were taking it TO pieces came
ecrcss tho pistol wing on the upper
side of the plaster ceiling underneath
the floor boards of the attic.
1t is double- barred horse pistol
with flint locks and smooth bore bar
rels of "a type largely used in the
Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries.
The handle is of English walnut and
ON the barrel is engraved i'm the stale
Of the period. Presented 10 Dick
TurpinN at the White Bear Inn DrWy
Lane. February I. 1885" a date only
four years before Turpin. butchers
apprentice cattle litter. smuggler,
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
Texas Chocolate Pie.

Cup each Of milk and sugar, . table
spoons grated chocolate eggs, nalf
teaspoon saft, beat the yolks and add =
spoons of the milk. Heat the chocolate
and the rest of the milk together, put
n the salt and sugar and when hot
,dd the yolks of eggs. the navoring and
inc pie plate with crust, tuIn in the
illing and bake i'm a quick oven. Beat
che whites of the eggs very lighr
sweeten with sugar and spread over
he top; then brown the egg slightly
md serve cold San Francisco Can.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
Ohio Chocolate Pudding.

Boil half cake of chocolate In a
auart Of milk. when quite dissolved
pour over pint of break crumbs and
let IL stand for an hour. Now mast
through a coiander or sieve until "A
perfectly smooth mass is obtained
Add / well beaten egg a cup OF but
ter. cups of sugar li.tlc grated nut
meg. cup of seeded raislns and cup
Of blanched almonds. Steam for az
hour and serve with cream.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
rennessee choeoIatc Cake.

Cup of butter. cups sugar, cups
aour (sifted before measuring) whites
af = eggs, . level teaspoons baking
powder. Bake In two LAYERS
Caramcl.-pint grlnulated sugar,
half cake chocolate. cup milk. butter
the size or walnut. Cook until il Aill
stand In cold water Remove from the
ire and add teaspoon of vanilla and
beat until cool enough TO spread
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
INVENTS A WAY TO
BE SHOT TO SLEEP


Washington, Aug. 2.--AleXander f.
Humphrey of Pittsburgh is endeavor-
ing To impress the war department
with the desirahility of equipping the
United States army with his new sleep
producing bullet
ArGerdins 10 the ebtims &c thee H..
ventor the Humphrey seds tive bullet
is coated with a preparations of MOI =
phine which rcnders it painless for a
lime after II has entered the body.
Instantaneous pain at the moment Of
impact and then sweet dreamless
sleep is promised for tie enemy who
stops one of the new projCctiles
At the war department it is stated
that NO officers or men of the army
have yet volunteered their bodies for
experiment as targets for Humphreys
pellets.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
sorth Dakota choeoIste comf.ts.

Whites Of 6 eggs, y cups each of
sugar and grated chocolate, ~ cups
-Four 0ull measure); beat eggs. add
sugar and chocolate. linen the hour
slowly. Drop from spoon en- huttered
paper and bake I'm a moderate oven,
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
TIMELY RECIPES.
psnnsvlvnnia WaInut Eudne.

Two cups OF sugar. Gun milk half
cup cocoa, tablespoon corn syrup, but
ter half size of egg: boil until Il
strings without stirring; then add tea
spoon vanilla; beat almost nard. Have
ready black walnut meal and pour
mixture over this. Mark off In squares
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
SOME FACTS OF
~ GENERAL INTEREST


IN the Monfcrrato IL Is believed tac {
an the eats ,who wander about upon
The roofs during the month of February
are really witches. whom it is lawful
and even necessary Ia shoot. An. oil!
German superstition has it that If a
black cat sit upon the ped o. sick
man il is presage of his death, while
Il after his decease' IL Is seen upon
his grave il is enough To arouse doubts
as TO the locality to which ais soul
has departed. In Hungary. It Is
thought that cats generally become
witches between the ages Of To Il
years. 4 French belief concerning the
cat is that If the animal be clrried in
a cart and the wind blow from II to the
horses, they Immediately fan tired.
Scientific American
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

crease includes i've new battloships
next year and four every year thoreaf-
ter until 1917. The ultimate strength
of the German navy viii be forty-ono
battleships, twenty large armoreu
cruisers forty small cruisers, and ali
the smaller boals needed. q
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

We all like our friends To he per
fectly frank-about other people.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

News Want Ads bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

Actual work of widening Twelfth
strcet-th inital step in the working
out of the Chicago plan-will begin
within six months, according to Walter
-. Moody Genclal manager of the Chi-
cago Plan commission. The city cour
Gil has voted "A bond issae of $l,750, ?,
600 to bear half OF the expense OF
widening the thoroug1farc.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

All late crop reports are most en-
coumging. Enormous wheat yield in
the northwest is what the -four peo-
pie say. A Chicago Dispatch looks TO
t25,OOO. OOo bushels more of grain this
year than last Have never seen
crops look better says Sir Donald
Mann Of the Canadian Northwest.
Kansas reports ARE that instead 81
SO,OOO,OOO bushels OF wheat the state
is likely TO yield 0O,OO6,0O0 Hartford
Couaht f!
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

The British program of naval ia
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

Lord St Levah owns that romantl-
cally beautiful Cornish pfastness, ST.
Michaers Mount Among other le-
sends st Michael's Mourt is supposed
TO have been the sccre of the fairy
tale 81 'Jack abd' the B9anslaik,% ana
hence come the .nicknamcs OF Jack
and Bean" born by Lord st. Levan
and his next Brother, Mai. Edward st
Auhyn.-pall, Mall Gazette
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

John Taylor totally blind, of Pcnne.
vile was the first person IN Bell county
to procure hunters license. FAVOR is
an ardent hunter and probably kill.
more squirrels than'ipy ono hunter IN
his county He is always accompar-
led by his wife! Swheriit the game is
found he holds the gun his wife takes
sight. he pulls the trigger, and he rare
ly misses the squirrel he shoots at
Hazel Green Herald Z
g'tt --t-
The British prppram of naval Ia,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

XIV rentovaly ma delsi cas-. Dok-
lad toho byl zpozorovan phi prona
jimani pozemku minulg tyden pfi
kteremz ma pozemBy zpnsobile k
orbe byly male poptavky, kdezto
pozemky ma pastvu ely jake IA
draGku. PffGina toho je, re po-
zemky orbs vyzaduji vice nakladu.
nezli ~pastviny, a rent5f vzhledem
k te okolnosti re ma poem jenom
"a pet let netroufa 81 M nem pos
taviti Iepsi stavby, aniz iine zlep-
Semi do podniku dati. Mimo to
no takovy hledi vzdy pozemku
co nejvfc tezit dokavad ie na mem.
Pan Brinker je toho nahledu, kdy-
by Sc pozemky r~entovaly az ma %
let, die zarizeni v. Nebrasce, Sc
zmenou podminek kazdtch pet let
Re by pax rentyfi Sc vyplat'lo {
pozek dobfe petovat, jednak re by
by hnojil a udrzoval jej cistSm
V novem Zelande pry Sc vladn
pozemky rentuji az ma 80 let a shl
dalo Sc re rentyr dohlizi ma poze
mex tax jake by byl jeho nebOt II
mem ztravi cely zivot.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Pierre, 1--Konstituce tohoto
statu povoluje rentovani statnich
pozemkn jenom ma pet let a poem
kovf komisaf +. F. Brinker je to
no nahledu re tato kratka lhuta
Sc neosvedGuje a stat pax nedosta-
va z pozemkd najemne ktere by j
max mohl dostati kdyby Sc poem
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Parkston, 3 Herbert Reib, 1S
mesfcu starJ hosik manzeld Rel.
bov5ch jenz bydli ma farme v Hut
Crimson okresu, pfevrhl ma sebe
hrnec S vafici vodou a byl tax opa
rem re "a nekolik hodin ma to We
hrozn5ch bolestech zemfel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Sioux Falls Josef +. Janda,
mattel We Obchodu Sc smisenSm
zbozim We Wagner podal petici, v
niz ohIasuje 1padek u spolkoveho
soudu. Jeho povinnost tili dluhy
jsou $40, 178. 10 a jeho jmenf $ll,
iO25, z cehoz ash $3.50 jsou vyjmu
ty z povinnOstf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Minulf tyden clanku ohledne
petici kandidatn pro RUNE ok,es-
nj dfady byla chyba a Size kdy pc
tice musi bSt dodany okr. audito-
ru. We Gianku stale me dele nez
do 4 dubna COZ melo byti 4 kvet-
na-o mesic pozdeji.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Novym vtp. kasirem ma Utica
ske bance je julius zastera z Clark
son, Neb.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Vermillion-Dosla sem zprava
re w. J. Hull, lekarnik v Alexan-
dria, a bSvalS Glen statniho lekar-
nick6ho vyboru byl pokutovan SIS
re prodaval leky jez nevyhovovaly
zakonu. Osm lekarnikI do PIT
tonne DOLBY bylo pokutovano a ko
misar Cook odporucil stihani il.
nych lekarnikI proto same pfekro
cenf zakona.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Yankton 2 dubna. " pondelf v
noci feka Missouri vystoupla 8 pal
ca. Ones rano Sc pfihrnula napla
va ledu cd Wheeler kde Sc nahro-
madil a pax protrhl. Reka je cd
bfehu ku bfehu pima kusI ledu az
80 palcn tlusteho. Pfitomne vys-
toupla feka jenom 6 palcG. q u.s.
tt feky James ledy feku zacpaly a
nastala potopa, most u Howard
byl strzen a odnesen proudem asi
pGl mile. Ma nizinach mezi Yank
ton a Vermillion je plno vody,
ktera vystoupla takfka ma koleje
drahy Milwaukske, take jfzda
tudy byla nebezpeGna a tez vlaky
nekolik dnf tudy nejely.
Miller, / dubna- Oteviranf pddy
dynamitem We strednf tasti statu z
ohledd hospodafskJch je vyskouse
no nekolika farmery, ktefi novy
tento zp1sob vzdelavanf pIdy pro,
zatim obmezi ma nekolik akru.
Asi diva stfevice pod povrchem ie
zem tuze tvrda ably j voda pronik
la a tim padem stromovi, alfalfa a
iin6 rostIiny majicf hluboke kOfc.
ny Spatn6 Sc daff. Tvrdi Sc zt
trhanf pddy dynamitem do znai
ne hloubky usnadni vpfjeni Sc vo
DIV do zeme kde Sc tez delsi dobr
udrzi. Osv6dGf Ii Sc tento zpnsot
neni pochyby re vice zemedelci
Dude nasledovati pfikladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Cd 10 dubna az do 10 zafi Sc
nesmi honit a stfilet divoka zv9f
v tonic statu. Mnozf honci zdej.
81 Sc t6Slli ma busy a kachny minu-
~ mesic, ale ndsledkem zpozdene-
no jara, tito ptaci nebylo ami vide
ii. Nynf jich hejna lfta ia sever
ale co je to platn6 kdyz Sc nesmi
"bouchat".
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04

Lead Mezi majiteli budov ma
hIavni ulici i v jintch Gastech mes
ia panuje nepokoi, ~nasledkem MOI
neho probofeni Sc zem6 2 t6 pffti-
ny re cele mesto takfka jest pod
kopano. Spoletnost Homesteak
jenz zde vlastni dolly, phi svych
operacich p~odkopala cele mesto.
Nekteri znalci Sc spustilf do sachet
a jsou toho nahledu re opory v
podzemnich tunelach jsou chatrne.
Lesterville-Po ukonGeni skolni
no vyuGovani We zdeisf vefejne sko
lie, Dude Sc v jedne mfstnosti vyu-
Govati cesky, pc dobu prazdnin.
Byl z jednani teskf ucitel z Chi,
caga. Kdo by 81 pfal dalsi poute.
nj ohledne ceske skoly necht sc
pfihlasi ma vybor skoly, jenz po'
zustava z PIP. Jos. Pullmana, FIR
Koldy a FIR. Rokdska.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04
RHINE zpravy.

Den 10. dubna byl vyhrazen pro
sazeni stromki guy. Vessey.em.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-04
This is my
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
READ THIS!

An interesting test was conducted by
the Fall Creek last week. in an effort
to determine just how many people
were really reading their advertise
ments.
Among the bargains was a most un-
usual offer of ''Ten yards of calico for
26c.' About thirty of our readers were
lucky enough to read the ad., and as q
result are some Coo ahead on each pur-
chase Of ten yards.
Even though such sales are an actual
loss, as in this case. the calico was re-
ally sold below cost, the Sheep Cork-
pany proposes to insert such offers NJ
frequent intervals, until they can de-
termine just who are really reading
their ads.
In purchasing these advertised spec-
ials, you will confer a favor upon the
by mentioning that you "Saw it
in the Press"