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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11
For God And Home And
Native Land"

Communicated by Frances Willard w.
e. I. u, Bolivar arpers Ferry.)
1t is gratifying to know how rapidly
many of the newspapers of West Vir--
ginia are having change of heart and
falling into line for the Prohibition law
and the blessing of the people of our
great state.
We boast of our great agricultural
wealth, our unsurpassed railroad facili-7
ties. our mammoth industrial enterpris
ea-but what shall it nrofit us if we
gain the whole world and lose our boys?
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Arkan-
sas has adopted resolution making it
Masonic offense for any member of
the order to sigma petition for-the
granting of saloon license or to cir
cnlate such petition.
According to laws adopted at the last
session Of the Arkansas legislature, eff
fective January 1, petition signed by
majority of the white adults of a
community is requisite to the issuance
of alicense to conduct saloon.
Another department at Washington
City has gone dry. At least, so says a
press dispatch. Census Director Har
ris, of Georgia, recent appointee has
declared that his department. is to be
strictly dry and the clerk who wants an
.'eye-opener" in the morning. "brac
er" at noon or ''slumber potion at
night will, also, soon be looking for a
new job
George w. crabbe, superintendent of
the West Virginia Anti-Saloon League,
brought a delegation of three hundred
West Virginians to the Columbus con-
vention Within He has been in West
Virginia only short time, but already
has his work we'll in hand. All the sa-
Ions. breweries and distilleries in his
state will be closed by the first of next
July under state, wide Prohibition, and
Mr. Crabbe says that after that date
the Little Mountain state will be SO dry
it will be dangerous to strike match
within its borders.
The local Union was visited last Tues.
day the first, by Mrs Matte Harris
President of jefferson Co. VIC, IT,,
A reception was rendered Mrs Harris
at the home of the local president, Mrs
Celeste Newcomer. A large crowd Of
White Ribboners were present to heal
the county presidents report of hel
trip to state convention at Bluefield il
October last. Mrs Harris was sent a;
a delegate from Jefferson Co., and hel
account of convention proceedings wal
both instructive and entertaining.
In the amount of internal revenue
taxes collected, Illinois leads all stateI
with $58, 1902. COL in collection, whil'
West Virginia on the verge of becom
ing dog state reports only $1,898, 1913
10.
Baltimore receives annually $1,000,
? This cIIu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11
Christmas Goods.

See ouk Skock of these goods including
latest styl2of Cards. before buying.
BROWN 3 E0oFE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11
MR.. BRYAN's PAPER THE coMMoNER.


Through Mr.. Bryan the
opposed Democratic reform well
made by the Of the pecia
exponent the plans and the RaeRaf
Democratic administration The Commoner of unusual interest
progressive Mr. Bryans signed editorials timely
discussion of public questions end vaablto all
affairs is big 50 nSnthy Be
supplying political and general it has interest
ing Home Fashion other Department.
prepared report of the work of the members Of the
especially interesting each N
subscription price is 81 90
Of readers already Commoner subscribers;
To make it convenient well
ve send subscriptions to The Commone
arranged with Bryan paper readers
special Only 81 so for full years subscription
the Virginia and full years subscription The Com
already subscriber your expiration
will be extended year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11

Baltimore receives annually $1,000
600 from licensing saloons. This sum
represents an expense of $4,000, 900
caused by the liquor traffic as demon
strated by Rev John Roach Stratton.
People are slowly, but surely opening
their eyes to the unwisdom of the pen
ny wise and pound foolish" method
which has endured so long.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11

A Red Cross Plaster viii help. Ask
MiTer's Pharmacy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11
G.. w Brown
Special Fountain Pen
Price 500

In the purchase of this
pen you save from one to
two doliars--use it II
months you save the price
of steel pens--after the
first year you derive 100
per cent. dividend on your
purchase. Give it kind
treatment and it will last
for years.
The Brown Special is
guaranteed to give salts
faction. The pens are
l4k gold with best hard
iridium points, with hand
tempered nibs.
A good pen for the Bush
ness Man, School Boys
and Girls, Ladies
&c. w. Brown, Jeweler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11

his column should be later than Tuesday evening
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Miitter, baben Sire &tuber @iirmer?

@in6 iie fieberii9, raltlos> nerpoS,
rei5bar, i6minoelig ooer bartleibig?
8obren iie forttpdbreno in Ser Moie
oor fniriden iie NIT ibren 3abnen?
@aben ite frampfbafte S4mer5en,
n11regelmaBigen un6 beiBbungerigen
Mppetit. Dies iin6 aueS Mn5ei4en
bon @iirmern. @irmer beruri a6en
Sbre11 &iroern ni6t Bios S6mer5,
ionoern bin6ern ibrem &eritano mno
6em 8a9stbum. @ebt &idapoo
@urmtooter" iofort. @r to6tet uno
treibt sic 8iirmer ab, berbeiiert 6en
Mppetit Sbres &inoes> reguliert Sen
Magen, Die 2eber mn6 Die @tngemet<
Sc. Die 5Dmptome beridminoen, mno
STR &in6 miro fre1oig geitimmt nro
geinno fublen, mie oie @atur es ipia.
SHE Mpotbefer o6er our@ Die @oit.
25f. &idapoo Snoton @eoi5in Cont
ponp, &bi1aoelpbia, @a., ct. 2onis,
Mo. Molitor Drug 60. - Mn5ei9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Nie1tal1o fill it mir in meinem 2ei6."
Mil0 ratidt sic See, Ser Stuff ber=
flang:
Mutter, 0 M11tter, M6e, M6e
Son geltilltem 9ei6 Die @el1e iang =
@%urnber5ige Mt1tter murbe Die See.
Sic gegleitung paBte ii6 Dem
Iert munoerbar an nn6 @arrDs Ge=
flomotion tpar tpet6 mn6 auS6ruds=
bon.
u@ebr bibid!" u5timmungs=
BOIL" u@ei5en6!" u@obl Elm altes
@olfslieo," 10 tonte eS 6ur4etnanoer
ols @arrp geen6et batte.
Die @rdfin fam Ser @abrbeit amf
sic Spur:: ugigene &ompoiition uno
Didtune?" fragte iie berbinoli@.
&orrp perbeugte ii@ 1T i@meigen=
ser 3uitimmung ur6 Elm mentg per=
legen, morauf er nod etli6e @logen
iiber ii9 ergeben laiien mnbte.
(Sortiebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
9ieies mdbebem 9ebeilt
DON Sbminbincbt.

Sic Sabrifanten bon gdman's a.teraz
tipe baS 10 biel @utes in SdninDludtsz
fallen e~rtpirft, erbalten beitdnbig &ez
ridte iiber nirflib ipunoerbar @eilunz
oer, Sic allein Durd ben @ebrauh Die
Ter Weoi8in ertpirft p11rbe. Die1e Bcri9te
erfplgen 1tets auf @ebeiB irge11b zines,
Ser interei1irt tit, un6 bieIe ser @dreiber
babeu in ibrer Sanfbarfeit porge1dlagen,
6aB in glei9er @eiie @eplagte bireft
tie qetban. 6ier 1T Elm @pe3imen:
42f-2. Mbe., 0lrrora, Su.
v6errenl @nt16ulbigen Gle midi, ipeil
ih 11idt eber 16rieb; i6 moute rdmli9
sgsfin5en. Of id aebeiif bleiben tpir0e.
Sd fam iebt in @abrbeit iagen, baB ib
meinen 6eer3lt6fen SAINT usipre@en. SIT
babe niemals mebr 5@n1er8, @ulten,
Nad1dniben, fein 5eufieber. @eii &inb
bon 8tpei Sabren lit i9 an 3ungenbez
idtper0e, bas NIT meiner Mers8unabme
}6limmer murbe. MIs i6 ID Sabre alt
mar, 1ugte Ser 9oftor mir, tpenn i9 ni6t
na6 sem @iben gef1tdt tperoen t0nnte,
piiroe ih QetpiR an Ser 6dtpino1n6t tier
ben. Seben 8inter tpnr6e ib iiderli6
an MISUNDERSTANDING Ni%ppenfauentz
On1toA1AS ""O $500
S@ bate einr1al Epp9usz2 ngenent5iinz
6ung. S@ bate &atnrrb i'm Magen uno
in Sen @ingemei6en nno litt felt Ben 1etz
ten paar sSabren am @eufieber, babe nber
9erartiges 6ieies Sabr nidt..
nS6 tperbe ale an midi %geId10ten
8riefe beantiporten, in pelden na9 Der
@efdi6te meines Sales bon irgenb Sc
ma11ben eefragt miro, Ser au 2u%ngenbe<
l6tperbe letbet."
(l1nter5eidnetes Mffibobit.
@tta HIntb.
Stint Sabre ipdter beri@tet INNER nod
9elunb.
@dmon's Mlteratibe lit tpirfl lam in Sal
len bon 8ron9ttis, Mitbma, @eufieber,
@a1sz uno 2ungenz@ eidtperben unb in,
Nufbau BEG @pifems. gntbdlt fein @ift.
Spiaten ooer Mebi5in, bic ii4, CUR Sc
tpobnbeit madt. Sraat nad 8ootlet, in
peldem @eiluneen per5eidnet fino ober
ldreibt an @dman's 2aboratortur1, Yhiz
l%abelpbia, Ha., fir tpeitere gpioen5. gu
berfaufen Bel alien @auptapotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
4. @apite1.
@ir tponen I69eln6 immerfort
Muf I'M Iere il1ngen @er5en boren.

Wetg1tD.
Mm ma6mittag 6esielben 3ages
fom bon ser Gee ber cine leibte
Briie. sic itri@ nit leiiem, ltnoem
Singer iiber sos 2anb nnb iften
6emielben 5118ufliitern: Sour nod
Elm @eil6en @e6ulo : iiber Elm
@leineS bin id nidt mebr ionft nno
milo. Mein, Damn 5iebe i6 mie ball
LENDER 0rgelton raui@en6 nu1o brou=
1eno climber. Damn medt met11e llt=
beIn6e Gimme oaes, mos nod bonn
@interidlof umfangen tit, GIT 1te11en1
2eben. Damn Ri MIDI ni6t mebr oaS
aobune Mdr5liiftben, ion6ern Der &C.
noltioe, 1tegenoe Sriiblingsit1rm."
Sarrp Memmert idritt meben San-
te l1lrife ser 8ina M1ta 5u. @r botte
ieiner qro1en n~niformmantel NIT
6em foitbaren B%el3fragen lofe INN
sic @dultern gebdngt. @r Tab gut
aus, biibi6 un6 bornebm.
@iniqe Gaifonten = Tie tporen
oiinn qeiat in ser fleiner Stoot'
melde nod ni&t aus ibrem itiaen
Winterf@1af ertpadt mare1t, blteben
lteben u. bIidten Sem unglet&en &aar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Cute @riinbe fir ieinen Gntbnfns'
INNS.

@enn Elm Mann mebrere Gage an
@o1if, Diarrb0e o6er elmer an6eren
Magenfranfbeit gelitten bat un6 miro
Damn q eimn6 nn6 mobl gemadt 6urd)
etne o6er 3mei Doien @bamberlains
Collie, @bolero> rn6 Diarrboe=Mit,
tel, 10 lit es n11r rtatur1id, 6oB er
entbuiio1tif9 fetn muB in ieinem 2obe
6es Mittels, nn6 fpe5ien 1T Dies Der
9aG BEL einem i@limmen Sole, menn
6as 2eben gefdbr6et ift. @s gebt ME
febl. Berfonft Bel a1en &dnolern.
-Mn5etge.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
DUFF & M0YLE IN
CREASE DISPLAY ROOM

The popular dry goods firm OF Dun
& Moyie have found IL necessary to
increase their display space and there
fore have taken over the rear half Of
the Harrison building to the east OF
them.
Entrance Is made through a wide
arch which workmen have made
through the Intervening wall.
TIE increased space will give Dun
{ Moyie the opportunity they have
long wanted to add to their already
excellent dry godds store.
Their successful business has indi-
Gated to them that Canon City people
deserve the best
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
THE FLORENCE
BANK CASE TO
Be TRIED HERE

Judge wiikin this morning over
ruled the motion OF Samuel S. Large
and Elizabeth b. Large in the suit OF
J. c. Bundy versus Newton Large,
Elizabeth b. Large. Samuel S. Large,
Amy Large and George Wilson as re-
ceiver OF the Florence State Bank, for
change OF venue from the Fremont
county district court to the Denver
county district court and ordered the
case to be taken up for trial when
reached on the docket. Only two of
the defendants were petitioners for a
change of venae. the others expressing
themselves satisfied that the case
could be heard here without prejudice.
The court this morning also over
ruled the motion OF attorneys for the
defendants for a further bill OF par
ticulars I'm the case Of the Florence
Macaroni company against Michael
Jachetti and John Nigro of Pueblo.
This is suit based on money de-
mand.
Chas. T. Smith, who has been under
bond for some time past. was ar
rnirned before Judge wiikin this
morning on seven informations charg-
ing him with embezziement while EN-
pIoyed as a travelling salesman in the
service OF the Nave. Mccord Grocery
company of Denver. Mr.. Smith entered
pleas of not guilty in each informa
ton and notice was given OF trial at
a later date.
or the twenty-five petitions for final
letters OF citizenship heard in the
district court last Saturday only thir-
teen were granted. The others were
either continued or dismissed without
prejudice.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

the people must meet the appeal.
With the magnificent prospect it has.
the Canon City Y. NJ. C. A. enters up
on a career of usefulness under au-
spices that are peculiarly gratifying
and that pive promise of much that
will contribute to the betterment of
the community by lifting higher the
ideals and ambitions OF its citizenship.
At the conclusion of the address
prayer was offered by Rev. E. r. Ma
hood.
The dedicatory services were closed
by the petition of John w. Rogers for
the benediction OF the Creator and
Preserver OF men upon the Y. NJ. c. A
and the benefcent work in which 1t Is
engaged.
A public reception will take place
at the Y. NJ. c. A. this evening, be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock. A program of
entertainment will be given and op-
portunity afforded to all who desire
to do so to inspect the building. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
MARTIN ROGERS
DROWNED IN WELL

Word was received here today OF
the drowning Sunday night OF Morton
Rogers. youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rogers. at the family home near
Howbert. In Park county. He left the
house shortly after dark Sunday
night. but 1t was supposed he would
be back in a short time and no special
attention was given to the matter
This morning his mother went out TO
draw some water and found the young
man lifeless nthe well. Deceased was
a nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wal
ker OF this city and was a membef OF
Canon City Lodge No. ef0. b. p. o. e.
and had many friends here. Whether
death was due to accident or suicide
is not known. The fueneral will take
place at Fairplay on Tuesday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
THIEVES LOOT 0. &
R. G. FREIGHT CAR

A Denver q Rio Grande freight car
was broken into by thieves at some
point between Florence and Canon
City about dark Monday night and
considerable quantity Of goods con-
signed to merchants here stolen.
Among the merchandise thrown on the
car were ATTY pairs OF shoes belong
ing to the Galley shoe company. sew
erai suits OF underwear and sweaters
belonging to the Bethel Clothing COM
pany and some groceries belonging to
w. p. raggart.
The matter OF the burglary was re-
ported to the sheriff and the police
authorities within short time after
II ocosrrcd. but up to o'clock this
afternoon no trace Of the thieves had
been obtained. Special agents OF the
company have been put at work on
the case and the belief is EXPRESSED
that the guilty parties will be brought
TO Justice. II Is thought that tho
thieves left the train a little while boz
fore 1t pulled into Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
said sale shall be made to The high

Said sale shall be made to the high
est and best bidder and notice Is here
by further given that no bid VIII be
received from anyone Offering 70 bids
who shall not. before SO Offering to
bid. have deposited with the under
signed as a pledge that the bid so Of
fered shall be made good in case OF
acceptance OF the same. OF Five Thou
sand $4,000 Dollars In cash or By
certified check: such deposit SO re-
ceived from any unsuccessful bidder
will be returned to such bidder when
the property shall have. been stricken
down. Said deposit so received from
any successful bidder will be applied
on the purchase price OF the said
property.
Reference to the said decree II here
h. made for further particulars OF the
terms and conditions of such sale.
WILLIAM II. NEWCOAB.
Sheriff OF the County OF Fremont.
State OF Colorado.
First Pub. Nov 20. 1913.
Last Pub. Dec. is, 1913.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
Notice Of Application for Water
Decree.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COInRADO SEND GREETIyG:.

COLORADO SEND GhEEIlS9-
To all persons. associations and cor
porations interested in any ditch.
canal or reservoir In Water Dis
trict Number Twelve Of the State
OF Colorado:
Under and in accordance with an
order and judgment OF the District
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict OF the State OF Colorado In and
for the County OF Fremont. which Is
the Court wherein the adjudication
OF priorities OF water rights In Water
District Number Twelve have been
made.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Paul
Walton. petitioner, has petitioncd for.
and has been granted by said Court.
leave to make proof OF the priority
OF right to which The Paul Walton
Ditch. claimed by said petitioner. IL
and shall be justly entitled. In open
court. at the court house in Canon
City. Fremont County. Colorado. on
the 18th day OF December. A. ID. 1918.
al the hour OF ten O'Clock In the fore
noon OF said day. and that said peti-
toner claims the right to divert two
and scven-tenfhs l2-7D cubic feet OF
water per second Of time from Badger
Creek. which II a tributary OF that
part OF the Arkansas River in said
Fremont County. Colorado. for the
purpose Of irrigatlng fifty t50l acres
OF land IN the Southeast Quarter OF
Section Twelve IN Township Fifty
one North. Of Range Ten East OF The
New Mexico Meridian. with priority
OF date April LIST. 1911. the point OF
diversion and place of use a. said
water being In Fremont County. Colo
RADIO.
And that II further appears that
such right Is not claimed against any
priority OF right heretofore decrecd To.
or claimed for. any other ditch. ca
nal or reservoir.
And all parties and every par
ty Interested In regard TO @aii
priority so claimed by said pc
titioner are hereby notified to
appear al the time and place above
mentioned and show cause. n any
there be. why the priority and right
claimed by said petitioner should not
be allowed.
Dated Canon City. Colorado. Novem-
ber 18th. 1913
District Court r. p. ARTHUR.
SeaiD. Clerk District Court.
First Pub. Nov. 20. 1913.
Last Pub. Dec. n. 1919.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
GLAD TO GET STATEMENT

waterviIle. MINI. Nov. 10. 1913.
Pub. Record.
Canon City. Colo.
Enclosed please lind orc dniiar
and twenty-five cents for Record up to
July LIST. 1914. Am glad you sent me
statement. rs ] wasa .iri.e sure.
Hsyng fine fall for Minnesota.
Respectfully.
MRS. =. IIOL.BpoJK.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
SAM.HOFFMAN SH lWS
MORE. GROSS PRUFI[S
{ BY Sam Hoffman,


The story of my years earnings in
last Fridays Daily Record by Peter
Sterling was not quite complete. l be-
lieve / can show more than $4,000
gross income of OF my place for the
year.
ducts OF the place. For the benefit OF
Daily Record readers will note them
mere:
I9s gross OF warts cut OF of cucum-
bers during the summer at 81 per
gross. 1896: 2o7 gross OF grunts from
n pet pig at $3.50 per gross. s327.5o
net profit.
Besides these I Grated and sold 100
squeals from the same pig at cents
per squeal. totaling $3.50 or s3s2.so
for the pigs earnings during the sum
mer. intend to keep this pig until he
makes a hog OF himself. then I pre-
sumo his earnings as well as his cat
ing capacity will have increased.
From my bobtailed COW sold 672
galIons OF buttcrmilk at 20 cents per
gallon. sist.io. Also 2O7 pounds Of
axle grease (some call it butter) a.
80 cents per pound. ss2lo. or sles.5O
of thls one bobtaiied COW for the year
(Not so badD.
sold nine fox terrier puppies at
IS each. si5: $3.50 worth of Black
Monarcha chickens for mating pur-
poses; $40 worth OF Monarcha eggs
for setting. These last three items l
sold through the efficiency OF a for
sale ad in The Daily Record.
Last. but not least. of the larger
items captured 1000 leaf rollers
Cactual count 90 by the soft rays OF
wax candle during the summer. 7
mated them according to the stripes
down their backs. put them in cages.
specially made, and sent them to lap
land (where Kansas laps over into
MissourD for the Iapianders to ex-
pertinent with.
For this time and trouble received
s9ss.35 90 and have a contract to
.lrni h the same parties several cases
of ic.. roller eggs in the spring at u
very good price sold 1890 worth Of
cider and vinegar aud other small
it~ms too numerous to mention. si.2o.
Besides these items. don't count
SEQ worth OF hot air which handed
out to my many friends during the
season. which l peddled free Of
charge.
The total OF all the items reached
SI.4S7.65. Add this to Peters $1,000
for the main crop and you Will get 4
grand total OF si.47s.65 for the year.
think this is pretty good for n
Gink who isn't blessed with much o:
an earning capacity.
A fruit ranch is good thing II ono
makes everything pay its own way and
leaves a small profit for the boss. II
there is anyone in the valley that can
beat this record. let us hear fro myou
through The Daily Record.
p. s. | have twenty-seyen different
varieties OF weeds on my place and
each variety grew fine this year. |
have very carefully harvested the crop
and thrashed and cleaned the seed,
and Will have them put up in neat
packages soon. with the name OF each
variety stamped on each package.
Watch for my ad in The Daily
Record and get in on these select
seed for next year. ! am going to sell
them at bargain prices.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
Mrs. Gibson to Fl Paso.

Mrs. d. Il. Gibson left last week for
III Paso. Texas. 10 visit her daughter.
Mrs. Hines. and daughter. She viii
stay until after Thanksgiving.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-03-04
mot to Please Anybody Else

In buying Life Insurance the
first thing that should be considered
is the age and financial strength OF the
institution which you will make the
trustee for those whom you are seek
ing to protect. You should know ex-
actly how long 1t has been in business
and whether or not during its entire
career 1t has ever been guilty OF any
act that was contrary to either the
written or moral law, or whether 1t
has ever or does now issue contracts
that cannot be as easily understood
when read or explained by the lay
man as the expert, and whether or not
its average cost Is high or low, as COM
pared with other companies on similar
contracts, and Remember:
The time to investigate is BEFORE
you buy; not afterward. Also remem-
ber that you are buying Life Insurance
to protect your family or estate-NOT
to please anybody else. You can't af-
ford to experiment with life insurance,
for you won't be on hand when your
policy matures-not unless you have
an endowment AS you know, I rep
resent the Mutual Benefit Life 1nsur-
ance Company Of Newark, N. j., and
have for fourteen years. It has been
In business 68 years. You can inves-
tigate 1t without cost or mourning any
obligation. There are over 5000 pol
icy holders in South Carolina, and
over 500 In York County.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent