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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22
ALL ABOARD FOR TAMPA
Next WEDNESDAY
Everything Shaping Up for Grand
Booster Parade BY Board
of Trade.

At a meeting of the governors OF
the Board OF Trade. held last even
ing. il was resolved that. on ac-
count Of certain preparations made
by the Tampa Board of Trade! for the
entertainment of the Lakeland
Board. 1t was not deemed expedient
to include ladies on the trip. the a.
fair being considered BY both orga-
nizations as a strictly business trip
The following information for the
guidance of those who expect to join
the Boosters Parade Tampa next
week is given out by Secretary Hol.
worthy.
The day Wednesday. Feb Is.
The tines a. m.
Linc-up--Main street and Ken
lucky avenue.
Leading car Hon. o. NJ. Eaton,
mayor. followed by those owned by
or containing members Of the board
o. governors. Other cars will take
psitions following the foregoing. &C.
cording to time OF arrival on the
ground.
Parade will be met near Six Mile
creek by Tampa delegation and es-
corted into and through the city.
Members Of the Board Of Trade
will be entertained for lunch at the
German Club. Badges will be pro-
vided before leaving.
The return to Lakeland will be at
the pleasure Of each individual car
owner. with whom the occupants
should make arrangements for the
hour and place for return.
An attractive advertising banner
has been prepared Tor eacn car.
which will BE- HANDED out on We'd
ncsday morning, but flags. bunting.
or other suitable decoration in de-
sired. according to taste
The Tampa BOARD of Trade Dc"
sires To have the names Of the party.
auto by auto. owner and occupants.
not later than MONDAY evening. j"
order that they m1v wake the prop
:" arrangements; therefore. 1t il ur-
gently requested that all who have
not already filed this information
will do so not later than Monday
morning, either with the secretary
(phOne 277) or q. H. Allied. chair
man of the publicity committee.
Advice has been received. warn
ing each member Of the party to 10
prepared to furnish bail. intimat-
ing that something will be doing.
1t is earnestly hoped that those
having ears will zee that, as far AZ
possible, every member of the Board
who desires to and will 90. and who
docs not have car. Is provided with
a seat by prompt invitation.
All car owners who will join the
parry. and who have not yet been
sceh by the secretary or otherwise
HANDED in their names. are urgently
requested to do SO early Monday
morning, and please do not fOrge'
TO give the names Of the occupants
OF the car
For further particulars, zee or
phone the secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22
OPTIMISTIC OTTO ON HENS.

Veil, for Why should be mad NIT
q hen? When a hen won't lay there
vas pothings somebody could do yet.
but wait till she does. We have got
Matching machines. but We have not
got any odder laying machine as a
hen. When We have got some laying
machines. l could get mad NIT q hen
and wiring her dam neck on. but
While We have got to wait for a egg
While a hen Is making up hermind
to NY vone. l will keep on the good
aide Of the hen. l would not treat
her unkindly. j.. Rre. what 10 the
use? OTTO, RHEINGELD.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

i : / Parker returned yester-
noon 10 her home in Atlanta
STAY " several weeks in
az the guest OF her parents,
Nr- ) l.. A. Clonts. Mrs.
vas in very poor health
/. 'an" down. but after A
''aselahd she returns to her
F EA aoa" fully recovered and in
- n'afh, which is a matter
!. IA rejoicing to her many
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22
FREE LOT WENT
TO LEESBURG LADY

Miss Hazel +. StrOther. OF the
Heights hotel. at Leesburg. Fla, re-
ceived the free lot from the Bowman
Realty Co., the drawing being made
this afternoon In Mum Park. The
LOT is No. &c. Block p. New Dixie
land.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

lge { VI. Trammell has pur-
! three lots, next to the Meth
|caurch on Broadway. and In
% erect a handsome bunga-
) toe near future. This means
kr nice residence for Barlow
kos Courler-lnfOrmant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Mr.. e. Thomas Fleming is having
q pretty f0ur-rOom cottage built on
his grove property on Lake Boney,
near Sparkling Station. E. II. Frizelle
Is doing the work The building will
be complete by March l.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

and Mrs. 0. II. Ohlinger and
~ o. Haines City. are the
0. Mr. F. Edward ohlinEer
lrily. and, while here. are en-
me sessions Of the Chautau-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

The following marriage licenses
have been granted during the past
week:
w. VI. Mills and Miss Geort-.
Karnes.
Thomas p. Tucker and Mi0 Emma
Callie Bailey.
Aaron Ryals and Miss Mary Belle
Ryals.
b. N. Fortner and Min FANNIE
Sumner.
Chas. Collins and Miss Sadie l..
Altman
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

PENDANTS named in the bill OF eoS
plant. who are non-residents of tn
State of Florida. but who are res
dents Of the United States Of Amer
lea
That there 10 no person within tba'
State OF Florida. the service OF sae
poena upon whom would bind sssdi
defendants and that the said T.
PENDANTS are over the age of twenty
one years: 1t is therefore otdesee
that said non resident defendants y
and they are hereby required to -
pear to the bill Of complaint filed II
said cause on or before Monday, tbs
Let day Of March. A. d. 1919. other
wise the allegations Of said bill viii
be taken is confessed by said de-
PENDANTS.
It 10 further ordered that this Or.
der b published once . week for ;
consecutive weeks in the LAkelanii
Evening Telegram. . newspaper pat-
lished IN said county and State.
This February l. 1918.
J. A. JOHNSON.
Clerk Circuit Court
4 true copy.
. Attest:
- J. A. JOHNSON.
Clerk Circuit Court.
vOtIN q CDWARn0
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

j Nuna Patton. who has been
b. the past few weeks al her
in kentucky and also at the
err markets, where she pur-
\ her spring line OF millinery,
|etrnod hone, having had a
"a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Confederate Veterans failed
I.,.,.pd that today 10 the last
f. ~ the month. and there
|s.,s was no meeting Of the
mia morning. The meeting
void next Saturday instead.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Spend day most pleasantly next
Sunday, Feb. %, by taking in the ev
crrsion to Sebring. Big camp meet
ing and other attractions. 27S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Train stops at all stations along
the line next Sundays excursion to
Sebring. Take this opportunity to
View this fine country Just opening
10 great development. c7S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

K X Daniel and little son,
M arrived in Lakeland to-
vlst Mrs Daniels mother,
Wiley Robson. who has been
VI for several days, but who,
slat 10 state. is now imprOv-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

and Mrs NC. Cason have re-
A 10 their home in Missouri.
\ pleasant stay OF three weeks
iceland the guests Of MIR. Cas-
| !.,iycs. among whom are Mrs.
ason and Mr.. Thomas CaeOn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

I'm g, Allen & Mct;rew have
fomp.cted a 400-fOo, we'll for
-aEe.and lc" and Refrigerator
J their new plant in West
aha apt Allen states that
r. a. INST completed three
~ wells at Live Oak for the
.'ouAd sewerage system to be
Jed '1ere
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

AID YRS Rem and Mrs. Nc
u >allShpry. y. c., have ar.
u lakeland and are the guests
HSf'dse Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
04is '""ntly married and are
'as nor honeymoon in Lake.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

birthday was OBJ
today only by the postomce.
.,o..d i,s windo33 st 10
The banks wetesdnsbleI to
:. I, is Saturday and q very
~ a.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Rev. ID. b. Sweat leaves tonight
s0r Jacksonville to oficiate at the
funeral Of Mr.. W. K. BartlesOn, q
prominent business man OF that city,
who died today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

We carry a large line anto tires
and tubes. including the famous
Michelin. and ether linea, saso a gen.
eral line of auto supplta. PRESTO
Lite tanks. and Presto service. We
buy direct. pay cash, securing low
eat prices. and can sell you Just as
cheaoly as you can buy same class
goods anywhere. Call and see US.
Lakeland Automobile ana Supply Co.
2s2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. POLK COUN-
.TY. FLORIDA.-IN cHANCERY
-E. e. Skelhamer ". Robert H.
Jones ct al.-Bill 70 Quiet Title. ;.
II appearing by the afidayit Of E.
+. Shelhamer in the above sisted
cause that Robert H. Jones. Jean
cite N. Thurber. widow Of Francis
B. Thurber. the American Grocery
Company. Mabel N. Shedd. the de-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22
lease Of Fire
hone o,VW

samuel cox. Of Barlow. 10 in
|. ,asinE in the Chautauqua'
[.us here is the guest OF her
Mrs J + Wilson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Big excursion from Lakeland to
SebrinT. Sunday, Feb. %. A splendid
opportunity to zee THU new and ran.
Idly developing sectiss. 27s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

Old time camp meeting in progress
at Sebring. Visit It Sunday. Feb.
g.: going on the cheap excursion.
falkland 10 sehrine. 27s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-22

JOHN 8. EDWARDS.
Solicitor for Complainant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Perhaps the most unpleasant of the
many duties required of the earlier
Kings OF England by tradition was
the practise of touching diseased per-
sons to cure them. The Kings touch
was supposed TO he n specific cure
for scrofula. which was then called
the Kings evil" and 1t was also re-
quested by sufferers from many
diseases. Consequently a benevolent
King was called upon to lay his hands
upon a swarm Of filthy people su!-
fering from every imaginable dis
ease. Several Kings probably met
their death through infection ac-
CURED in this way.
The chronicler Stow gives the fol.
lowing remarkable account OF the
laying Of hands on sufferer MS prac-
tised by King Edward the Confessor:
"A certain woman, married. but
without children. had a disease about
her jawes, and under her chneke, Ike
unto kernels, which they termed
akornes. and this disease so cor
rupted her face with stencil that she
coulde scarce without shame speake
TO any man. This woman was ad-
monished in her sleepe 10 goe to
King Edwardc, and get him 10 washe
her face with water, and shee shoulda
bee whole.
ITO the Court shee came; and the
King hearing of this matter. dis
dnined not 10 doe IL; having basin
OF water brought unto him. hce
dipped his hand therein, and washed
the won1anne's face. and touched the
diseased place; and this hee did
often times. sometimes also signing It
with the signe OF the Crosse, which
after hee haddc thus washed il. tho
hard crust or skinne was softened.
and dissolved: and drawing his hand
by divers OF the holes, out OF the kerr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
NV Secrets of Beauty
BY NINE LIMA CAVALIER, the Most Famous Living Beauty
No. 232-Saving the Beauty of Your Mouth.

r. I'D you know that an artist can
make woman's portrait look
- ten years younger by the
simple expedient OF lifting the cor.
ners OF her mouth, or make her as
much older (Which, of course, he
never does) by dropping them ever
so little? That indicates in a way
how important the mouth is.
Oh. the sins Of omission and COM
mission that are perpetrated in our
childhood against the mouth mostly
through neglect or stupid care of
the teeth. The lips and cheeks can
only be beautiful when they are
shaped and sustained by full and
even set OF teeth.
Ii there are gaps In the row or If
some press forward and others back,
like soldiers out of line, then you
cannot possibly be the possessor OF a
pretty mouth, and therefore, no mat
ter what flatterers tell you, you are
not a pretty woman.
or course. regulation of the teeth
should be done in childhood 1t is
unpleasant for the child, a source
OF irritation TO its nerves and an out
rageous strain on the pocketbook of
the parents, but 1t must be done.
For some reason regulation Of child.
ren's teeth costs beyond all excuse
or reason. 1t Is little speciality OF
It's own. but 1t requires less knowl.
edge and intelligence and skill than
any other branch OF dentistry.
The neglect Of the past can be
TPmn61n6 IIro
full. conscientious dentist. Bridge
work will span gaps and fll out
sunken cheeks and the lines and
wrinkles which they induce. Teeth
can be made to meet opposing teeth
as nature intended, instead Of polk
ing each other out of their natural
places, as is SO frequently the case.
Be sure your dentist Is a good
one, and don't be unduly impressed
by the speed at which he works or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

the price he charges. Some OF the
worst work | have known has been
done by a very workmanlike high
priced man who prides himself on
being the fastest worker in all New
York.
DR.. Murphy, the great Chicago
surgeon. hearing younger physician
boasting Of the speed with which he
performed major operations, re-
marked: IAN operation is done
quickly enough when it is done
right" This is equally true Of den
tistry Your dentist should be not
merely tooth carpenter but an
architect of the Jaws" which in.
wolves considerable deliberation.
All lips should be red. moro or less
red. never too red nor too pale.
The art of the attractive woman con.
sists In ascertaining and realizing
just that exact note OF rosiness
which agrees best with the general
coloring OF the face, and which COM
pletes it, dominates 1t, without ex-
aggerating it.
Many use rose pomade' to
make their lips red. But the POM
AIDES usually sold are by no means
safe. For this reason 1t is we'll to
know how to make one for yourself,
and then you are certain that it con-
tains nothing caustic or injurious.
Here is the formula for one which,
is easy to prepare and which ! use:'
Oil Of sweet almonds. .125 grammes
White wax ........... so grammes
Powdered alkanet 80. u grammes
Oil of roses. .......... IL drops
To avoid chapped lips, mover 60
out in Winter before you have pow
dered the lips with glycerated
starch. The rosy pomades also pre-
serve the lips from chapping. Here
is white pomade very easy to make
at home:
Oil of sweet almonds. so grammes
White spermaceti 80 grammes
virgin wax 80 grammes
Candy sugar ,.......... 80 grammea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

nels came little wormes. whereof
they We're full with corrupt matter
and blood. the King still pressed II
with his handles 10 bring forth the
corruption. and disdained not to
suffer the stencil OF the disease, IN
I'll hee hadde brought forth all the
corruption with pressing; this done
hee commanded her sufficient A.
lowance every day for all things
necessary until she hadde received
perfect health, which was within a
weeke after"
Men and women o, high rank
waited upon the King and Queen at
table. At some periods they stood
behind Tie royal chairs. while ~
other times the King even required
them 10 serve him kneeling. We
read this curious account Of how the
food was served al the coronation
banquet OF Queen Anne:
The Lord the Server, with the
Lord his assistant. went 10 the
dresser OF the Kitchen. where the
Master OF the Horse TO Her Majesty,
as Sergeant OF the Silver Scullery,
called for dish Of meat, wiped the
bottom OF the dish and likewise the
cover within and without, took
assay Of that dish, and covered it,
then delivered that dish and the rest
OF the hot meat TO the Gentlemen
Pensioners. who carried il 10 tho
Queens table and placed thereon it
was by the Lord Carver, with the help
OF the Lord the Server and his as
sistant."
These mental services had their
compensations, for after royal ban
quet one noble lord would claim all
the silver. another all the furniture,
another all the wine left, and gal
liant knight would not disdain 10 ask
u all the meat not consumed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
London. Aug. 2.

I" HE King and Queen ri Enrl,nd
have ,n,barl,o, ~
ste''
o"'''i'"isu 70 restore mediaeval
court ceremonies and TO discourage
frivolous modern social customs
kim c;aorco .t.o.a- ).
o; Ni"S
ceremonies Whlie queen
Mary sets her face against such
modern innovations as hobblc skirts
and tango dancing
TIN 80, .s,,.
iV'tN = u''e"'ea more
OF !cSS against American hostcsscs
who are at tho head OF everything
that is ul+ra.modorn n r,,,,;sh
o;a,,
: N''oN" 'il"' queen Mary
s'fohslE "lSapprovcs ~ the giddicr
American social leaders The re-.
establishment of soma oncion, cor,.
o,,.,o .,, ).
a,,.;s - pe,leNed' cntaii
WIN NUKE american
heiFesseS shrink from marrying
British noblemen, or from appearing
al conrt if thav have o,rooar
rieG ,bn,, @0' n"'e "i'eauy mar
Our Iivo,r a
p.errssos ,nIdor H.. ,'., halle'ipa.
Tom mav hn ro,,,I.od - ,'".':I,a
sor,> AZ nri,9i,i,,n -, ~, ~ ~, ~ sn ~
ami 10 sto,,d oho,, ma ,., =;
"Anrlo.Saxo o,,i,ude., III. .ou. ~
W)ndnrland', oxnr1..e,a - "a
llow oonld an ,r,,ar;a -
in inc Ian az Invur,. ' ~, s,,i 'u"teu
stand reodv ~ L.,d ~ 49, NJ ~ ~
cln,bac u.Eor -" ' N'"ee" mr.
- " ilt b't'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
Queen Mary May Even Weave Another
Bayeux Tapestry. Here the Artist Gives
Flint of How The Picture of the King, OF.
hcal Grower" in Action Might Be Woven.

the right shoulder, saying, arise,
Sir john" or whatever his name
might be. When the knight had
arisen the King embraced him. saw
ing. BE thou a good and true
knight"
The new knight was then taken
back to the chapel. where he offered
MS sword at the altar. On leaving tho
chapel he was met by the Klng's
COOK with a chopper. who demanded
MS spurs. The knight had 10 re.
deem them with money. Every
article of his clothing was claimed
by some official OF the court in
similar fashion. Whenever the knisht
dlSgraced himself the Kings cool;
was ordered 10 chop off his spurs.
y bath was last used at the installa.
ton of knight in 1910. The ancient
ceremony has been partly restored bv
King George.
Many existing court Offices. such as
Mistress of the Robes" LADY or
the Bed Chamber" and so forth. now
held by British Duchesses and
Countesses, originally required their
holders 10 perform the services in
ulcaled by the titles. Queen Mary
would revive The ancient dnties nc
far rs possible.
How would that dashing American
girl the Duchess of Roxburghe. for.
merry Miss Goclet. like 10 stand nv
inc Queens bedside early on a Win.
Ter morning and hand Her
Majesty her clothes as she required
them: ~
The character Of these nersonol
services may he judged from the fol-
lowing passage from Stow. tho
famous old English chronicler do.
scribing the coronation banouer ~
katharine of Valois, Queen of King
Henry V.
The feast was great with all
princely services. The Queen sat at
table, and at the right side of her
chair kneelcd the Earl of March.
holding sccptro in his hand; the
Earl Marshal, knceling on the left
SIDE, held another, and the Countess
OF Kent sat under the table at her
right foot"
can You imagine that lovely little
american peercss Lady Decies. for
merry Miss Nivien Could, sitting m.
der the royal table near the royal
feet? 'oshi
Down to the time of King
Henry VIII. whipping boy"
was kept for each of the
Younger boys in the royal
family When the Prince of
Wales misbehaved himself
the whipping 10 which his
coHduct entitled him was
bestowed on this boy. 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

when Queen Katherine of Valos, wife Henry w. dined
the Earl of March knet the right side hold
ing scepre, the Earl Marshal knelt at the left holding
another and the Countess of Kent under table at
her right foot lima CINE that lovely Peeress
Deces, formerly Miss Viven Could sitting under Queen
Marys Tabew-Another Bayeux Tapestry Suggestion
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-08-05
A-Foot-A-HGad
"a STYLE AND QUALITY.
We are Guilty,
We Repent,
We Beg Pardon,
We Will do Better.

49,, = wears we have served the
10 the best we could and per-
i pr az well as any merchant could
I l", done who sold goods on credit.
i" rbe cost Of high living" has hit
60 souarley in the face that you
~ we looking for the cause and a
remedy, ~,
..I,ooner's salary, and we have
LA On your burdened shoulders
Lo accounts of bad men, we want
.oouit this way of treating you and
w can certainly do you good, with
,,onr help, will you aid us? We are
sYre YOU will when you see the
thing as it really is.
70 change a credit system to a
-l basis we must make the change
..noctive-which we propose to do,
va co plain that anyone with eyes
aan see it. Yes we will make you
tooI il in every purchase. Circum-
.tonces which we need not mention
toroos us to make the change and
.bo change will force us to sell
moods considerable cheaper, enough
cheaper to pay you well for coming
to the store with the cash.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-08-05
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

TIE famous st. Charles coffee is
sold by The Lewis Grocery TO A
treat is in store Tor al those WAo at
tend lie demonstration at he 1aW-
son HARDWARE C3-s. Aug. 9Th ard 80
Crops have shown wonderful
improvement in all parts Of the coun-
ty, and the prospects now are that
in Terrell they will be among the
best ever grown here.
Good things to eat and the IA
nous st. Charles coffee to drink at
the Dawson Hardware Co.'S. Aug. 9th
and 7th. This coffee is handled ex-
clusively by the Lewis Grocery Co.
Nothing is heard these days of
the movement for a "shoo fly train
for this division of the Central rail
road. Has it been lost in the shuttle?
The friends of Duke Marshall
will be glad to know that he contin-
ues to improve, and unless a backset
occurs will soon be able to be out.
"A citizen who has been sojourn-
ing here for a short time has con-
tributed $11 to the city's treasury
for knocking another one down.
The city council will meet in
regular session tonight. The only
matter of Importance before the body
will be the fixing of the tax rate.
"A large number of Terrell coun-
ty farmers will attend the annual
meeting of the State Agricultural So
ciety in Cuthbert next week.
The road tax collectors will soon
get busy, and in the next two months
will turn several thousand dollars
into the county treasury.
The county commissioners held
their monthly session this morning
Only routine matters claimed their
attention.
Much interesting news will be
found in the advertising columns OF
The News today. Read them.
1t is said that a merchant from
another city will locate in Dawson
before the fall season opens.
"A number of Dawsonians are in
Atlanta attending the Southern Mer-
chants Convention.
In just another month the city
and county schools will open for the
fall term.
The Hotel JohnslGde now has
only six gue.ls.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-08-05
WHEN YOU START

an trip YOU don't try to buy a tick
a On credit. When you trade at
tba nostofice you don't ask that it
he sent out or charged. When you
Gee the moving pictures you don t
ask them to charge or send them
op+ and YOU are glad at the end OF
The month that they are not chasing
YOU with bills.
When we send out 4 pairs OF shoes
bach to 30 customers, we have out
200 pairs of shoes, which other
customers coming in don't have a
chance even to see.
When we change our system we
can treat you better. If you want
6t done, Say I! We know that Bad
|pay-people won't say I!
Money will be circulating by Sept
list When we desire to have the
machinery running smoothly. 3
b. T. gold, silver and currency
makes the best oil we know OF.
Help US oil it.