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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08

Jim Morris and family have re-.
turned from their Texas trip.
why did God permit EyilY''
Hear Dr, 'iemrr, sunday, } y, M,
Opera House
Milton :. Moore. of Kansas CITY,
has been a, home the past week with
an attack of grippe.
Mrs. Drick kreek j. back home
after a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Moss Forncy, Of Upper Holt,
The news reaches us that Lew
Watson, of the Triumph district, has
yentured into the laundry business,
and Uncle George says he had bet ter
stick to the farm.
Judge NJ. l.. Norman and wife,
who have been touring the West, are
now down in Old Mexico. A note to
a friend says they are having a de.
lightful trip, and things are warming
up down there between the Mexicans.
Suit was filed In the federal court
at ST. Joseph Saturday last by the gov.
eminent to recover judgment against
James s. Hopkins, the st. Joseph i'm.
porter of teas and Oriental goods, on
the grounds that Hopkins underval.
ued importatiOns made by him. The
government asks for judgment
against Hopkins for $ll3,S3l.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08
NJ. E. Church Notes.

We were pleased to have with ~
Sunday morning Rev. Dawson. OF the
Christian church, and Rev. W.id~-
meyer, Of the Evangelical, church, az
the evening service.
Eighty.live persons wad-d the
snowdrlfis Sunday morning 10 get 10
sabbath school. Only tNo teachers
were absent. Miss Eva Hunt was
snow bound In the country and Sis'rs
Bunker was kept AZ home on accoun,
Of sickness.
There will he a called meeting ot
lr sabbath school Board al the pas.
>onage neN Monday night.
The O,icial Board transacted quite
a bit Of business AZ It's regular mech
ing Monday night. Among other
things, was the authorizing Of special
services To begin the first week IN
April, and the employment oi cyanp~-
llslic help during the meeting. Is
the church really wants revival.
they can have IL, The result, how
ever. viii depend upon whether the
few or many get under the burden.
There were twenty people az prayer
meeting last Thursday night rhS~'
Thursday night the scripture lessen
viii Il" a quotation Of scripture I've
ginning with the letter & 10y the con
gregation. iou have a cordial invi-
tat ion 10 meet with us.
The Ministerial Alliance will meet
with Bro. Meyer, of the German y.
u. church, next Monday AT 1880
o'clock.
The subjec, of the sermon next Sab
bath morning will be "The Words
Problem" Y,
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Lecture.

Oregon Viii have the opportunity
Of hearing br. VI. T.. k!cmcr. Who
spcut his early boylioud DAYS here.
lecture in III" opera hou.c. Sunda,
afternoon, un tile subj ri: "rhr
Three Worlds" pr. Ricm.r l. we'll
known Ia many OF our Oregon pc0pl,
having lived here and Sp,'l, his earl,
school days here.
The subject. The Three Worlds, ="
the first " a series Of Bible lcri ures
which The International Bible Size
dents Association has appointed IN
Iiirmrr To deliver IN Oregon.
Tie association which Dr. Rirmr,
represents l. composed Of Chris, ians
from all denominations, and its Oh
jrc, is simply to further Rible study
and assis, Christ ians Of all dcnomiN~-
tions In obtaining a more harmon
ious and complete understanding Is
their Bibles.
The series of lectures to m delis-
cred here are arranged so AZ TO give "a
systematic plan for Bible study.
Christians all over this country and
Europe have been greatly benefited
by this course Of lectures, which II
being delivered by hundreds OF leo
turcrs sent out by this association.
These lectures are free TO the pub.
lie and no collections viii E taken.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08

lsert Carpenter, who formerly re-
sided IN the Napier vicinity, died a,
Falls City, Neb., on the I'D ult., and
was buried at the Boyd cemetery near
Napier.
Edwin 4. Welty, who has been
so very low from pneumonia, al the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Geiger, In st. Joseph, is thought to
be improving.
FOR SALE--Bicycle, a Ranger,
the Mead Cycle Co. s best make. Full.
~ equipped. win sell at a reasona-
BILE price. See Jabors Welton at &. -.
looks residence.
Mrs. Emily Saville, widow of the
late Dr. NJ. Saville, one OF the early
physicians Of our county, died at her
home In Mound City, Wednesday of
last week, Feb. -, at the aye of s.
years.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08
Forest CITY.


Bruce Bullock Is clerking In T. r.
1eares store
John Lnnsford, Of Nebraska. visi.
ted relatives here Monday and Tues
day.
Miss Ruth Hcadlcy was the guest
Of friends near Oregon one day last
week.
Mrs. John France. Jr., and chill.
dren are the guests Of relatives In
Kansas City.
Elder Augustine preached at the
Christian church SUNDAY morning
and evening.
Miss Maude Thornhill and her
uncle James Dykes returned Friday
from pleasant visit IN Tarkio.
Earnest Lunsford and family are
visiting at the home of his father,
Uncle Yves Lunsford, this week.
John Turnev and family have
moved into town and now occupy Mrs.
Speer's residence, near the Methodist
parsonage.
Rev. v.da Davis wcnt IN 81. IN.
seph Thursday. remaining over Sun.
day to MI his appointments at Brum.
ley Chapel.
The Atlantic Hotel has avain
changed hands, G. q. baker having
- A.
sion Friday.
Mrs. ID. n. Miller returned Mon.
day from n months visit NJ Lock
Strings. 40. where she visited at the
home Of Rev. =. T.. Hoover.
We learn Rert Fairbanks Is yoinv
10 omen n restaurant In IN. S.ntnev
building. B.ri's many friends wish
him sur,.ess IN his vepiurs
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08

County Collector Teare has been
confined to his home the past week
with Ia grippe.
ban b. Kunkel, who has been
with the Zook.lsoecker bank SO long,
has accepted the district agency os
the Continental Insurance Company,
and will begin his duties next week.
The company Is fortunate In securing
the services OF SD sterling u young
man, and one whose business training
Is Of the very highest order lie Is 40
made up that he cannot help making
good, " given half Q chance.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08

Knnkel 4 Kiddoo, Photographers.
viii lie In Oregon, Mo-, Friday and
Saturday Of each week.
Minor Taylor, of Shubert, Neb..
was here Wednesday In attendance at
the funeral OF his old friend, Joe II.
Graham.
-.IfSatan Is to be bound, why was
he not bound IN ages pastp This
question will be answered scripturally
at the Opera House Sunday afternoon
by Dr. Riemer.
Mrs. George Poynter, OF Bigelow,
Is in q Kansas City hospital, where
she was operated upon for appended.
It's. At last reports she was resting
a. well as could be expected.
Mrs. 4. 4. Long has returned
from Mound CITY, where she visited
relatives, and attended the wedding
of her sister.in-law, Miss Gotha Long,
to Ralph f.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
james Cottier.
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Educational News.

'M ENEL \. Hnk, 90. Sti'rI
The district meeting io have been
held y, Maitland, Saturday. March -,
has been postponed until March .n;h.
-. 4. Williams closed liS school At
Mayilowcr, Friday, Feb. I'D. 10 r..
ward III. teacher and his pupils for
their hard and sincere work done dur.
Ing the term, parents and friends
gave them basket dinner. Every
patron IN the district was present.
The follow ing districts were also rep.
resented; Woods, Monarch, White
and lichvillc.
After dinner, the tables we're cleared
and an excellent program was given
by the pupils.
Mr.. Williams and pupils have
worked hard and by so doing have
made many commcnnablc improve
ments. Eight Of the pupils earned a
term attendance diploma. Five have
finished the eight, grade.
forty-six persons wrote on the ex.
aintnation> Tor teachers certincates.
Those writing viii not be notified
concerning their grades until the
state Superintendent sends his re-.
port to County Superintendent.
The township spelling matches will
he held AT the follow Ing school houses
Forbes TOW nship, Forbes school house;
Nodaway, Richville school; Lewis,
Oregon: Forest, Forest CITY: Bin"low
Bigelow: benton, Mound City IIick
DRY, FairNiew; clay. Pine I'm; Lib.
er,y, Minnesota Valley: rnion, Craig
Lincoln, Corning, and Minton. For
tcscur. These matches viii bc held
March II.
supplies will be sent to clerks oi
the respective districts n soon ~
possible,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08

Anyone having cattle and horses
to pasture during the coming season,
address q. r. Bush, Napier, Mo-, for
terms. This Is tame and wild grass
pasture with water and shade.
Handsome announcement cards
have reached friends announcing the
marriage Of Grover Intermill, Of Hax-
tum, Col, and Miss Mary u. Camp.
bell, of Sterling, Col, At the brides
home on Feb. Is. Growers many
friends here send hearty congratula.
lions.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08
FOR SALE.

- head Of fan shoais, IN hcallh ny con.
diiion. Weigh from - To ~ HIS.
Reason for selling. shortage Of feed
and paslur Mis-, T., T., GRIMES,
Home Phone - south. Forbes, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08
SPECIAL PRICE ON seed
POTATOES

We will sell for the next ten days,
Genuine Red River Early Ohio Seed
Potatoes at Sl.75 per busheI. II you
need Seed Potatoes it will pay you
to get what you want, as they are
scarce and the prices will be higher
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-08
FOrtescue.
RUBY.

--GeOrge Lease Went 10 81. Joseph,
Tuesday.
Emmett Courier was a visitor
here, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Stuar, are
slowly improving.
Mrs. Orwick has moved out on
&. W. Craig's farm.
Jasper hickman ives q Mound
City visitor, Monday.
Bill and Charlie Morris we're In
town, one day, this week.
&C. Hitz and wife were ST. Joseph
visitors, the FIRST Of the week.
VIII Cunningham shipped out
two carloads Of cattle, last week.
viii hin and Tim Huffman were
In Bigeiow on business, Tuesday.
Mrs. Turah Groves returned to
her home In st. Joseph, last week.
Charles IIoltsclair has moved In
the house vacated by Mr.. Lent and
family.
CliG DUNCAN, Of Mound City, II
moving down on tine Melvin farm,
this week.
Mrs. Gus I,oerner and children
left Saturday for their new home In
l'hilipsburg, Mo.
Earl Randall was down from
Craig and purchased q horse from
George Lease, the first OF the week.
Mrs. Brown, OF Salem, Neb., was
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Adams, from saturday until Monday.
WIN Edwards came to see his
mother, Mrs. Hayden Edwards, who
las been very low for several weeks.
Mrs. Mae Beaver returned to her
home IN st. Joseph, after a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. stuart. BELLE.
The evening world., 1912-03-06
Milady's Toilet Table
BY Mime. D'MlLLE

There are simple home treatments that
keep the hair and complexion young look
ing. Dry shampooing cleans the scalp
and hair and makes the hair grow. Just
put a cupful OF cornmeal In u fruit tar and
mix with II an original package OF therox;
sprinkle a little on the head and brush out.
II brushes out easily and leaves the hair
clean. bright. wavy and rich In color.
To keep the face youthful and fair. make
a simple lotion by dissoivlng an original
package OF mayatone In a half pint OF
witch hazel and rub over the face. neck
and arms every morning. Your complex
lon Will soon be smooth. clear. satin-like
and free from blemishes.
Wild hairs or fuzzy growths can be made
to vanish quickly by applying deiatone
paste. Mix enough powdered delatone
with water to cover the hairy surface: ap-
ply and after two or three minutes rub off.
wash the skin. and the hairs will be gone.
Chaps. cold sores. pimples. eczema and
skin eruptions disappear IL you rub
Mothers Salve into the affected surfaces
before retiring. 1t quickly heals sores,
cuts. burns. scalds. etc. It IL antiseptic
as well as healing and lessons DANCER Of
blood poisoning.-Advt
The evening world., 1912-03-06
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS
LEFT B|lL;H0WH HIS
HEART DOES ACHE!
Says They Tried to Squeeze
Him, Made His Bank Roll
Break-OH! OH! OH!

William l.. Robinson Of No. b64
Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, was going to
open up a saloon at Bath Beach to-day.
Instead. he IL busy with his thoughts;
hot thoughts and q goodly sized left
over" William. after examining the
roll with which he was going to open
his liquid emporium into his pocket, last
night. crossed to Manhattan to see how
groggeries should be conducted
Wnliam had reached the stage where
life seems . huge sparkling bottle, when
he turned into q tavern on Seventh ave-
nue. . rorky-ninth street. In a rear
room sat. the two most beautiful girls
thsk ever mortal man gazed upon. The
more william gazed the more beautiful
they became. Then they became ac-
quAineed. After three gallons Of various
drinks had added to the Joy of living.
taxioabs were thought OF. So William
and the beautiful dolls set forth on q
voyage Of discovery.
At daybreak this morning the merry
trio arrived in front Of the apartment
at No. A6 West Forty-seventh street and
he girls promptly got out and disap-
peared. william fumbled In his pockets
fr funds to pay the naughty driver.
but alas and alack. the mighty roll was
con To the door Of the apartment
sped William and loudly demanded adj
nittance, but the S~enagambian who
holds forth In the front hall told him 70
begone.
Williams mutterings grew In volume.
They became a roar. Windows were
raised and sleepers were jolted into
wakefulness. Hundrsds huns out win
dows and watched William. He went
10 a telephone and talked Kings Eng
lish sideways into the receiver. Al
the West Forty-seventh street station
his call was finally translated. and De-
tective kalbfieisch went to the rescue.
After much pounding on the door OF
a lower apartment. 1t was opened and
there. half disrobed. stood Williams
beautiful doll. A third was climbing
out a rear window in her night-dress.
Williams dolls were taken to the West
side Police Court. One, who said she
was June Taylor. avowed she is a tele-
phone operator and tw%enty-four years
old. The other claimed to be a dress
maker and gave her name as Cora
King. When pressed for her age she
reluctantly admitted ~thirty-seven sum
mers.
william told his fearful tale. lie wept
as no spoke OF his undoing and the
fiching OF the roll. Magistrate Me-
Quade was sorry. but there was not
SUFFICIENT cviience to hold the women.
an dtlsey were rslea sed. william. still
weeping. wended his way Brooklyn
ward.
The evening world., 1912-03-06
DEATH OF R. C. TlLF0RD.

After an illness of four months Rich.
ard curd Tilford. twenty-five years ago
. figure on the New York Stock Ex-
change, died yesterday at the Hotel
Aston from paralysis Of the heart. He
was a large holder Of Standard Oh and
other Industrial stocks.
Mr.. Tilford was born in Lexington.
Ky. After abandoning active business
life he travelled in the Orient and has
lived for the past four years at the
Aston. His brother. Henry M. Tilford
Of Tuxedo Park. was nee Vice-Presi.
dent of the Standard OIL Company. Mr.
Tilford was unmarried. his nearest rela.
tives being his brother and the latter'i
children. Mrs. David Wagstar. Mrs
Stanley G. Mortimer and Miss Annette
Tlford. Burial will be at Lexington.
The evening world., 1912-03-06

regular trains In three days eleven
hours and forty-ive minutes-as good
time ~ he could possibly have expected
had he hired a special train.
The steamship Aorungi. on which the
Baron sailed from Australia to San
Francisco. was two days late owing to
rough weather on the Pacific. The
Baron ordered q launch and q taxi by
wireless, and al soon as the ship was
inside the Golden Gate made a rush for
shore and the Oakland ferry, catching
the Overland Limited by . margin Of a
few minutes.
lie made close connection at Chicago
with the Twentieth Century Limited,
which arrived here an hour and twenty.
Ave minutes late. As the Cedric wal to
sail at noon this gave him some little
anxiety.
He sent word ahead from Aiban,
and a crowd Of red.capped boys wer,
waiting on the platform to grab hi
luggage. which was all in hand bags
He led them a lively chase to Q taxicab
On his way downtown he stopped tC
leap into a furnishing store. where hs
bought a dozen sets of underclothine
Inc linen. explaining he had not had
time to get anything ~laundered since hi
left Australia. He was at the ship ar
hour before sailing time and immedi.
ately started a cordial friendship with
his cabin companion, DR.. William II
Yale. and arranged for u seat at the
captains table. He was about the least
fiustered person aboard when the liner
sailed.
The evening world., 1912-03-06

When your feet are % tired they feet
like stumps, when they ache % that they
hurt way up to your heart, when you
shamble ,your feet along, and Il seems a.
though all the misery you ever had has
settled In your feet, look At the happy
TIE man In the picture.
You can be happy-footed Just the same.
II you have corns and bunions that every
body Seems to step on, Just think of this
happy TIZ man. lie had corns and bun
ions, too. This man used TIZ. and now
he has no more tender. raw. chafed, Bills
tered, swollen. tired. smelly feet. corns.
callouses or bunions.
As soon a. you put your feet In a rIz
bath you feel the happiness soaking In.
It's like mountain osone to lungs.
Nothing else but TIE can give you this
happy foot feeling. Don't accept any sub
%stitutes.
TIE. 25 oents . boz. sold everywhere. or
sent direct, on receipt Of price, by Walter
Luther Dodge 4 Co.. ChicagJ. Ill. Recon-
mended by all Drug stores. department
and general stores.
The evening world., 1912-03-06
Sterling Silver Articles Is Price

HAIR nIushes. values $3.50 70 $3.50. 80
prices ~ - 10 eA.1S.
tSE MsN..MiIis:y. s.ssh::,. vs'uss si.ls
Cloth .!ushs., values $3.50 20 SASo. sas
fOR MEN Brushes, values 0l,OO 70
$500. salc prices see 70 el.oS.
Hand Mirrors. values 1928 70 Sizes. sais
prices o9.eS In es.lD.
sewing and Msnicsss s~eIssess. values osc
20 S2.25. sale prices 0Se N ellis.
soap so,ss. values 1928 to ss.ss. sale
prices 11.eS 10 o9.So.
rO1 M~EN-Glasks, sterling and est glauL
Values $3.50 10 SlO.oS. salo prices ol.5S %
roilshers. values $50 10 sA.oS. A. Ass TO
Flats and Cut Glass. Csssn lars, vslus,
Soc 10 - .25. Al SSe TO Sl.OS.
r0s MENEMstse Safes. values 800 -
The evening world., 1912-03-06
BARON SPEEDS
THROUGH CITY
Outlying TRIP
Spends Hour Here on WAY
From Australia to Algiers
for Business Deal.

PM Of admiration for American rail-
reading. Baron Gustav de Taube Of
Australia sailed on the White Star nner
Cedric to-day on his way to Algiers.
where he u to close q big business deal.
The Baron. who controls many mlnes
In Australia. made the trip across the
United States from San Francisco on
The evening world., 1912-03-06

mydros Brand Peroaide Of Hydrogen, lib.
Pure Extract Of witch Ha.el. pint size bottle.
I'VE w;,::iph:r: Celebrated Hair Tonic. 500 sl.e
The t.rsc special Polo Brand Roll Toile.
SSS S".;s: SS::.s: , STss%; 2 g. ,:.:. A ,:s:
~ t { ss,'.1 a..i Al S.1' st sssi; ., l.. pl.cA. Fac. Pow.
Lu:,erits NAH Enamel. IN cake form. white.
Specis!! lot Of Wood Back Nall Brushes. assorted
Palm Olive Soap. the popular toilet soap. Al.
Hydiro., Peroxide Of Hydrogen. h.pt. size bot
Nsi Brushes. wood backs. assorted styles. spo-
Pears genuine Scented Toilet Soap. At. cake.
kY6iiosm, Tooth WSs.h; PCS ~ bottle. XtiSs:
sesodo ass1 r seai'% WI. .Sct asc c: :!:s bossi. .O1 a i;;ss..
Sweetheart Toilet Soap. each cake In . carton.
".o!}Ssisiil':: St1loei.. r.,cum Powder. in sl... bottle.
5 81; s spss':i l f:sss:': FL f: s sSs1 2,. Al b: s:ss' ' Fsii..
f1 Gsiseor IN; 500 so:p BIN. Vars. good quality. At.
Bone Handle Tooth Brushes. fine quality bristlss.
''i sSssfis sty'f Too e. Paste p:s; in tubes. A. ,,e.
yyiois; xmmSnI., PIN. ~. bSstis; AsSi
our speciai surety brand Hot wstsr Bottles.
soSS quality rY ns,r T $St; size, e. a. A. ,s rs: .o..,, A,
Tho genuine Marvel whirtins Spray Bulb
Wilt WIFI a $ioSns; ! xS0s T.: SS{;,,. A.:s;
Wool soap. small size a. cske. ..Hs.
Woci soap, large size sev, A. Ct via e: 's: o.r,.,,o,
ra pssr' Ri Rosi'i ". SAA ''"''''o '''''' 40" '0'''
The evening world., 1912-03-06
Novelties In Jewelry

Imported Novelty and
nso"ehs. 2 rs"!:nt:, values 800 to
Fancy LavsiliePes In =. variety NJ silvia.
Values Il 90 to 5000. At jSc TO Il. 30. '''''"'
The evening world., 1912-03-06
Wape of Profit Sharing Reductions Sweeps
Through the Ah and 5h Floors To-Moroqv
You Can Join the Household Club!
Have your Furniture sent to your home Immediately and enjoy its use while
completing payments. The same price for all, whether cash or credit
$3.50 Porch Rocker. sl.75
dust like sketch.)

This is u large,
high back rock
or. Very com.
Portable. Five
large flat spir
dies In the back
II IA d V Z II
braces in the
base. Il o Il d
arms. ID o u bic
" o v e c g u
l.. Genuine
III q pie W Il,
Finished in nat
ural. and in
4 c @ n. IL il
The evening world., 1912-03-06
Houseke
1000 Dozen Huckaback
ToWels

substantial qualities
Hemmcd Huck Towels.
Regularly l5c. Sale price,. IL
Hcmmcd Huck Towels.
Regularly l0c. Sale price ...... Ia
Hcmmed Huck Towels.
Regularly 22c. Sale price Soc. IL
Hcmmed Huck Towels.
Regularly Csc. Sale price ..... 70
Hemstitched Huck Towels.
Regularly 20c. Sale price go. "a
Hcmstitched Huck Towels.
Regularly 35c. Sale price. ..... rs
Hemstitched Huck Towels.
Regularly soc. Sale price ..... SO
Hcmst,tchcd Huck Towels.
Regularly Use. Sale price. g.. 50
The evening world., 1912-03-06

solid Cote 1rooehes, set with fancy stones.
Plain sSa ,f:Sey D.. mono Sings. Values
s4;0 TO $40 Al es.lS 70 0iS.ss.
Al f ss.ss G I" g. cs.ee's''' value" '7'7' to $500
sole d:IS :s:ss Pins. v.,u.. $3.50 to $3.50.
sSSa do!d "~i.v..ns..,. Value. si,.so TO
.Rohbon watch fObs, with solid gold seals.
Values ~. 90 70 $500. Al eS.se TO es.ee.
solid Gcid Seal klnss. Values $500 to
Cola FINED aud ffHi:s:ssd y.vslry. Plated and
Fancy Barrcttos. Values 5Oc TO %A.9S. A. sSc
Waist Sets. Values 2sc to SAYS. Al ise to
Silver and GOLD Plated Chateisines. vslucs
sij2s to sio;SS' = s'f e :s;'s; .,.. v.,0,.
si:as %. ss'Ss. A. Sc % si.ss. " '''
Bangle Bracelet sets, with stones. Values
=. G ~ j S;i:S s'sosS':: Values oSc to
Geld s!l!ed Loekets. Values 500 to $500.
.ISs. ., y Mt u y ,sS. Al S ,.s 70 , sas ch''"'
Values soc 10 $3.50. At 5ic 70 0i.ss.
Sterling silver Lsskets. Value el.95. A.
s~terlins silver Garter CLASPS. Value 81 90
A, stssi y ne' Chains Values VIC to '''So'
vOh HEN-Cost Chains. Value 5Oc. At sse,
Geld End silver rI.tss Caro- Gases and
Essrl ngs, value SOC. A. use.
Gold t1iisd watches. value S5.o5. AZ es.es.
The evening world., 1912-03-06
"Cot My Sore. Foot
in 1t Right -TlZ"
"A I!z Bath, My Boy. . T!z Bath
You Can't Beat Il for Sore Feet,
Corns and Buniousr'

Is this man Q tender -footf No.. lie !,
. Joy-waiker-one who uses r1Z IN Geti
from the feet . hAppinsfs he never felt
before.
The evening world., 1912-03-06

Long bar Of white CASTLE Soap. Al. bar. Q we.
Arthur lib; can Of Corylopsis Tslcum Powder
One at. ssi.e bottle q Peroxide of Hydrogen. estr.
Wood Back Cloth Brushes. assorted styles. good
auellty: Each 90: n. ~. o.. A..
'Wrisiie;y.. celebrated Peroxide Soap, large size
VI S E;,;''l:y y: ;;$s;,s,ss e Ysss, 'sr es: "a: s.. &. a.: .,'iA a::
,.I kubbsr Gloves. ASSORTED sizes every pair s"srsn'
passsst / Rsimsdeii,s ;wsecll-known brand Of Cold
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