davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
ltdrest paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co.

: stHE, st. Louis Republic, referring
to1the insurance muddle in Mis-
souGi says: .3Gov. Majors RECON-
mediation that. the insurance7rate sit
sRa9oI ,be looked into has been acted
i1p&n. The people will approve the
.EteRisl lature's prompt. compliance with
tfd G Governor'sg suggestion in this mat
teri The insurance rating law pass
ed Eb1 the Forty-sixth General AS
serhbE was calculated to bring or
. de4 Into the insurance business. In
( std bid chaos resulted. That. law vest
ed title rate-making power in the
Stdtel Superintendent of q Insurance
hIId did nottavail himself of that pow
~ That. law. was Democratic law
ESa4sed = by Democratic Legislature
l5Subetintendent Blake was Repubh
can officeholdar- The same kint
OF, haW has proved effective in Ken
thdky and Kansas. Why? Because 4
wak enforced. 1t has not proved et
feS4iYe, In Missouri. Why? 1t ha
nod been enforced. Enforcement
thd ONLY fair test of a law. A law /
nod tb be condemned because it ha
besn permitted to sleep in tn
statutes. The inquiry decided upo
| by It'll e adoption Of Senator McClir
ticf resolution wilf show which wa
at fablt, the Democratic insurance 7
jdz14 law or the Republican Superinte
dent Of Insurance who refused to o.
force It,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
MARRIED. IN CHICAGO.

MIS-. Eva D. Griffith, sister OF Mrs.
.c. A. Buckner and Mrs. r. P. Kelso,
of this city. was married last Thurs
day in Chicago to H. s. Kanevan, ad-
vertfsing manager for Chicago
whole sale house. They will make
their home at the Virginia Hotel in
Chicago. Mrs. Kanevan formerly lived
here where she has large number
of friends. The Ledger joins in ex-
tending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

REFERItING to the alleged Clark
Bryan fends' which is being pro-
NOTED bH. Republican papers general
ly, Hpn. sWilliam J Jennings Bryan Y IN g
his Cpmhiofier says: %Some of the
newspapers are borrowing a good
deal Of trouble over the relations ex
listing between Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Bry
an. Neither is saying q thing against
the othef but if they were CRITICS
ing each Uther what difference woul
IL make !? Mr.. Clark has earned his
re-electionas speaker-why shoult
any one kHk whether he likes or dis
likes Mrs bryan? Certainly, nc
friend Of Mfr. Bryan's would make tn.
test. There is a constant tendency
to ovsrestiiAate the Importance of th'
principle& and policies involved. Il
either Mf.aBryan or Mr.. Clark allow
personal Feelings to interfere will
service t65the party and to the coun
try it wiifsbe time to condemn TIL
one guilty. why anticipate imprope
CONDUCT?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
NEW STORE OPEN.

have opened my new drug store,
next to the Ledger Office. and can
fill prescriptions promptly. A. full
line Of staple toilet articles, etc. l.. o.
Peterie registered Pharmacist in
charge. was formerly in the livery
business with DR.. Mc1ntire and In
vite all my old friends to can.
wi R. L. PICKETT DRUG CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

In an interview with a reporter oi
the Mexico Ledger, F. L. Crosby
says:
81 regret that my name has been
brought into discussion of the AT
fairs of the Mexico, Santa Fe
Perry Traction Company. which dis
cussion was precipitated by the ef
fort to have a receiver appointed to
sell out the road. However. since
the question has been opened up ]
feel that it is my duty to state
the facts relative to the matter,
which, briefly stated, are as fol
lows:
"About the latter part Of last
October was approached by mem
bers OF the. Board of Directors of
the said traction company and re-
quested to submit to the board a
proposition by which / would under
take to complete the road to Santa
Fe and to Hereford. / told them that
l could not make proposition that
would bind me without first being
given little time in which TO in
vestigate the legal status of the
road, and also little time in which
to perfect my organization. But that
I would prepare a proposition, which
IL the board of directors would sign
up would give me thirty days in
which to investigate the above
stated matters and that If I found
them in a satisfactory condition
would undertake TO complete the road
to the. points above-named before
January /, 1914, and that II / failed
to do this I would forfeit the sum Of
ten thousand dollars for such fail
ure.
1.-The proposition as prepared by
me was in the form OF an option to
purchase and embodied The following
conditions; that I should pay in cash
or assume the payment OF the Fruin-
Bambrick debt of approximately forty
Eeight thousand dollars; that as
Esltme the Company's obligations to
subscribers forpartial payments made
by. Them on bonds to an amount not
EXCEEDING $4,000; and these
obligations which ] was to as
lsune and which added to outstand-
ling bonds and stock that | was will
ingato let stand, would make two
hundred thousand dollars, Which was
the agreed purchase price of the
road.
afAt that time the company owed
debts other than those above stated,
aggregating about ten thousand dol
lars But 1t held notes that were con
sidered good TO the amount of some
thing over five thusand dollars and
which the terms OF my proposition
permitted 1t to collect and apply on
the payment of these debts SO that
members Of the Traction Company
would really only have to raise
about five thousand dollars in order
to meet my requirement. Members of
the board of directors talked in fav-
or, of my proposition but the matter
dragged on and they failed to sign
up; along about DecembeA I told
them that since so much good time
had been lost since I made the prop
osition that would require more
time in which to complete the road.
They agreed to this. but some Of
them still failed to sfgn,and the fact
is that up to the present time there
are some of the directors who have
tnever signed the proposition and, ol
Esairse, I could not afford to start in
on the work until had contract
authorizing me TO do SO, which has
N pFer yet been fully signed up by
III tI,k 1,oord of diranfnra -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

10 tho idea that
44s have of finding ben
s1fant work in town, the
IS emlnently correct
tf.ally says: "The farm
1 'eayes home because
+ takd and the pay small,
fa7 minus a. hand, an arm,
leg Dr I'm eye, lost in rail
II some other non'iarm
osAd SO easy. pleasant
|.kIe % him. All work is
hi work is no more work
sof The farm offers less
Iess tyranny, less danger
|t< and less moral and phys
Il city life, and farm work
Its t. the city to find cas-
H{eF and better paying wor
Is lind IT,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
MEXICO POWER co. SUBMITS
=. PROPOSITION To-LiGHF TOWN
II the codhsIIll aGdepts the ptsdpbsi-

II the codhsin Accepts the pt6posi-
ton f e. R. Locke, of the Mexico
Power Co. for a new. lighting sys-
tenn II Mexico, we will hayefone of
the best lighted towns in the. state.
At the Council meeting, Monday ev
ening, he submitted the following pro
position to be acted upon:
The, Mexico Power Co. will install
and maintain $50 Mazda Street Sc
ries lights in the business and resi-
dence districts of the city. located as
follows: IA, s4.e
In the business section there will
be 50 lights, % of 200 scandle-power
each, is of 100-candle power each,
and 10 of 60-cahdle power.
In the residence section, 300 lights
win be in service. There will be Is
lights with S0O-candle power each, ID
with 100-candle power and 275 with
60 candle power.
The lights in the business section
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
NEW STORE OPEN.

| hive opened my new drug store,
4xt to the Ledger Office, and can
! prescriptions promptly. A full
IL pf staple toilet articles, etc.
oI Peterie registered Pharmacist
clI Iarge. was formerly in the
Very business with Or. McIntire,
nSi invite all my old friends to
atl. wi
II II. L. PICKETT DRUG co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
enYs PARIS sroRE.

D. g. Pool, well.known citizen of
CentSa'ia. has purchased half in
terest in the NJ. q. Burks Jewerly
Store in Faris for his son, l.. X.
Pool. Mr.. Burks is retiring after 27
years Of business. Young Mr.. Pool
will have as his partner. an uncle.
J. X Greer. who is an experienced
isweler, The Ledger Joins their
their many friends in wishing them
SUCCESS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
:. [. CROSBY WOULD HAVE
2 so BUILT ELECTRIC LINE

!. L. CROSBY MADE PRO.
POSITION TO BOARD OF DIREc.
TORS OF THE. ELECTRIC LINE
OFFERING TO MAKE ExTEN-
SION OR PAY FORFEIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

THE Kansas City Times. referring
to the proposed repeal of the initia-
tive and referendum editorially
says: Repeal the initiative and ref
erendum power? Or cripple it SC
that the people could not use I'll
You bet the brewers would like that,
The politicians and corporations
would IKE it. But fancy what tht
Missouri people would do to sci
# members" in the legislature that
would have the gall to ask the peopl
to giYe"up their gun"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

HARRISON, OF Mex
g connected with the Mis-
|'ifa for the insane in the
|al assistant superintendent
h6Etntendent for over seven
1s), in writing the st.
8Iic regarding the taking
Institutions out of poll
+ - letter endorsing the
s this line as follows:
|ethlng is really to be done
|ef iefment of the conditions
|le1 the States insane
aHfesi for let's create for
|''ia d bi partisan board,
GIssg permanenoy Of ten
e md making "merit" and
essential qualification.
seh succeeding execu-
Ill these hospitals with
leRds there will be no
III the present condition
LOW pending introduced
I've Hay of Galloway
lga| with some minor
9ecome a law"
HARRISON, NJ. d,
the State is better quail
harrison TO express an
lIing this question now
islature. DR.. Harrison
esE efficient hospital man
snnt superintendent and
DENT and while he is not
|aHf for any position, he
Fl nterest in the State hos.
4 eels confident that the
em is the main requisite
lIeiency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

LUMBER and meat may be placed
en- the free list, such is the hopeful
Jews from Washington; waiter, one
Fplanked steak. please.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

AMONG the higher rewards of lit
erature. might be cited the considera-
BILE sums paid for. the Archbold let
tiers. is. +
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

MR.. ARCHIBALD has been "re-
called" from the bench, The pro-
seedings were conducted without pas
sion, malice or Partially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

anTfE NewesYork Sun gives the fob
lowing definition of gentleman; "A
anan that's clean inside and cut who
neither looks up to the rich orlda&il
AT the poor, who can lose without
squealing and who can win
without Dragging; who is considerate
of women and children and old peopl'
who is too brave to lie. too genereps
to cheat, and who takes his SHARE
Of the world and let's otherS peeple
have theirs" EHF * ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

If Hess Remedies prove unsatisfac-
ory bring the package back and Pur-
dy will give you your money back
ami no Red Tape.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

daily and weekly Ledger
Iishins a list Of the Iare-
1efs IN Audraln county;
Haze who are paying over
M 81 personal and real
e1prse quite a number
~ taxpayers are not In
Is Hey pay their taxes In
tFoanh the banks and 9TH
|p1s In which they have
i'tt Of taxpayers will
Hsffst to our people gen.
8 <Ake Interest In the re-
ersndItures Of our eoun-
As a general propo-
f1 taxpayers in the
Hpng our most progress
S and are found near
s1IlAD for Increased taxes
sssary for the growth
of the community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
, Hotisr eoR sA, g.

Yohr vacant lot and rent money
buys new house and lot in Trolley
Heights. Address Mrs NJ. NJ. Rob
erts, Bowling Green, Mo- 50-1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

olutely necessary that
eancilmen who love good
Ind want 1t to grow
stdn not men who sim
nir salary doubled,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

NOW that the income tax is con,
stltutionaLge shall expect to hear
a whole TOT tof men do. less hragging
about the enormous salaries they
draw,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Miss Edith Lambert is the guest
OF her brother, Irwin, in Victoria, Tex
She will make an extended visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

D. p, Moore and wife of Webster
Groves are here to spend a month
visiting friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Buy yohr wan paper during Febru
ary at C1Addock's big Clearance Sale.
Lowest prices of the year. w3 dtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Every package Of Poultry Remedy
made by Hess is guaranteed or mon
| ey back by Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

4 vfvIoN, Of Mexico. who
I'D IN the preservation of
eouri, appeared before
Ile in charge Or game leg
aAfferson City this week
p rnrInbers OF the commit
sthefa, who are interested
a. l legislation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
JUDGE sorrs MAKES STATE.

MENT AS TO r. r. SUIT.
In the last issue Of the Mexico Mes
sage, there was published an editor
iaI in which the editor "entered a
protest" against selling the Mexico,
Santh Fe and Perry Traction Co.
property in foreclosure. suit.
Judge W. W. Bolts, who is treas
urer OF the Company, and one Of
the plaintiffs in the suit, has Civ
enouk the following statement in
regard to the matter. 1t follows:
"The Mexico Message having stat
ed ehitorialiy that it was informed
that we had been offered 100000 for
the property OF the Company; |
have given the Message a statement
Of that proposition, Of which the
following is summary:
We have had not proposition from
anyone. We were asked to make Mr.
Crosby proposition about as follows
and give him 80 days in which to ac-
| teept it.
We were asked to shape it up fol
him SO that there would be against
he Company in round numbers the
following:
f, Fruil Bambrick judgment $4S, 900
Bonds now in hands OF the
people 43,75C
Partial payments for bonds by
the people $4,000
Stock 7s,25C
| 5000 ,OOt
We were to pay all other debts
and guarantee against all outstanding
claims. 1t meant that we were to
agree to raise about $4,000 more
money and put it in the Company be
fore he would even try to see what
he could do.
we had no faith in his ability to
do IT he being man without ex-
perience In such matters. Still every
imam who is in the foreclosure suit
signed the proposition and waited
until the last day for filing suit. Tha
proposition left the directors prac
tically nothing but stock and we con
sidered that worthless. .
w. w. BoTTs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

YES, there are two sides to the
Panama Canal-the Atlantic and the
Pacific-and we. own both of 'em.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
100000

furdy will sell you Hess Stock
Food for $4,75 per hundred, Why pay
agents more. wifi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Mexico Fair begins Au-
Fix the date in your
ake no other engagement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Buy your Stock Powders from Pur-
dy He guarantees every package
sold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

pufdy is always at the same
place; IL Hess Stock Food is not sat
isfactory, he makes It so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

GERMANY dares not invade Eng
land while the suffragettes are on
the warpath.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13


|Cil zones from Jefferson
s. .|p,erncr Folk is tsssa
fof the Senate against
|.es< and tiat ax-qovSfnor
|SE. Mo- -GoEerndf n ~
! IS 81 tif Eollrs isumetT
A4s.s.sr more o. less true
|iIiiation during the next
I1fn months. A good
szs 44y happen In a year,
1i.sl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Pufdy guarantees every package Of
Hess Stock Food.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
lis INrEREsTIN

SELLS INTEREST TN -77ul- % =.
Mo5ERLY MONITOR.
: PR N. NJ Basket, we'll known in
thiB dlty, editor Of the Moberly Mon
itok for several years, has sold his
in the paper to Frank Roth
well, Iof Moberly, who has taken
iGhA Arge 30 4 -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

s.l'ecfatlc party in Mis-
hi the Initiative and ref
Ii I4E proper restrictions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

CABINETERS will notice the Gov,
srpoe Iis not calling for volunteers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
WILSON HEADS BOY scouTs.

New York, Feb. II.
I'resident-elect Wilson to-day was
elected honorary president OF the
Boy Scouts Of America at the third
ennuhl rocetng Of the National Coun-
ell Of that organization, in session
here
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Mr.. TAFT invites the larger part
of the late Republican party to come
back and join the smaller part.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Purdy guarantees everything Hess
makes. No red tape,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

D1 c. A. Rothwell, who is in a
ST. 4outarhospitah continues to i'm
provh IN '..
80 ~ "a -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Why do you pay agents $3.50 to
$40 90 per hundred when Purdy will
sell you Hess for s4.75 and guaran-
taa II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

the residence sections with South
Clark avenue lighted with tungsten
lights.
A committee composed of Council
men Tinsley, Pitcher and Taylor was
appointed to confer with Mr.. Locke
on this matter and they will report
at a meeting held Wednesday even
ing Of this week, when action in re-
gard TO the proposition will be taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

ANYWAY. on March 4th. Mr.. vii
son Won't be lonely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
hAPRIEnMEEk

THE poor turks haven't even got
Tripoli ID move to.s3Jl l}f.5 u. @yS = : ''-'f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

! craddock for Window Shades.
I vat dtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

G. c, Erisman, Of Belvidere, Ill..
writes the. Ledger that he read
with much interest how Audrain coun
ty received its name but wants 4 en-
Iightenment concerning the christen-
ing Of this city. Mexico" 49,
The following data on 1.-The naming
of Mexico is taken from the Hon.
Geo. Robertson's sketch on Au-
drain County. soon to appear in the
History of Northeast Missouri.
Mr.. Robertson's data is the most
authentic and comprehensive ever
gathered concerning the county and
represents the most exhaustive re
searchs of both historical documents
as wei as interviews with oldf citi
zens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Look out for date of L. A. Ross
Sale at the Wes Stuart Place, south
of Mexico. Registered Jersey cows
and Duroc Jersey hogs. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
PRIZES FOR
FARMER WOMEN

q The Ledger offers $40 first 3
b prize; SIS second prize; $3.50. 3
n third prize and the Weekly Led ]
= ger year fourth prize to the =
q Atdrain County Farm Women =
q who sell the most butter. eggs, =
= chicken. ducks. turkeys, geeseH
h cream or milk from jan
y uary l, 1913, to January /,
IA, not counting eggs sold for
= setting purposes. Any resident !
3 woman of the County is ehgi- Z
b BILE.
All entries must be accom-
q panied by full lists of sales blledi
at Ledger office not later than q
8 o'clock =. NJ, Jan. Is, IA. The
3 decision will be announced with
y in a week. Make your report as
M follows:
= No. doz eggs brought So.
No. lbs. butter brought -. J
Il No. chickens brought -. !
y No. turkeys brought -. ]
n No. ducks brought ~. I
= No. geese brought -.
= No. gal. milk or cream
b brought -.
q n . a n o q n I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

9koa viii save your little chicks by
9edihg steel cut oats. Try 1t at
GsK1 Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

AlL-oVER EMBROIDERY,
One lot of all-over Swiss embroid
cry 22 inches wide, small dainty
patterns, CSC values, as long as
they last. your choice in Econ
oniy Sale yd 49c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
how Mexico Was Named.

On April 2S, 1886. Robert G.
Mansfield and Jas. II. Smith having
enter&g the land upon which
the original town of Mexico
was {cated, filed pPt Of the
town At Paris, the county seat OF
Monroe county, and gave the town
the nhhe of Mexico. in recognition Of
the dhitement at that time in this
State, between Mexico and the Unit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

sNAPPIEnWEEk.i3 l,.9
This issthe week we sell a 2o-cent
nappie bowl for 10 cents Large
size 1b cents.
Az =, Ferris, &Cauthofn, =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
'oRcHoN LAcEs.

: ToRcHoN LAcEs. -
One lot torchon lace. fine sQualisk
", pretty. dainty patterns. ninp
for underwear. very special. fof
our Economy Sale. I'd. SC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

b All kinds of feed for litsIe and his
chiekens,4 at Smith Bros. oess y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

TABLE LINENS. s-J
One lot pure linen satin dam
ask, 70 inches wide. our regular
s1.oO-value. White Goods Econo-
my Sale. I'd. T9c
70-Inch Table Linen Closely WOW
en-, several designs, s5c value.
White Goods Economy Sale,
yd CSC
64-Inch all linen and mercerized,
Csc value. White Goods Economy
price, yd. l9c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
72x9O Seamless sheets made OF
good quality muslin, no starch. 8
in. hem, regular. 65c value. Econ
omy sale price f.-3 f4sc.
72x90 Clover scanned sheets, made
!, OF good quality muslin, regular 5Oc
value, Economy Sale price each 80
42xS6 muslin slips. a 15c value,
Economy price each ''-' &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

CORSET SPECIAL.
ohr Superb Form is a corset true
to its name. as to design, mate
rihl and workmanship. It is
m hde of a fine grade of material
trimmed with a wide lace and boy
Has draw strings at bust and six
hose supporters attached to the
front and to the extremely long
side, front and hip worth $3.50
Our Economy Sale price $1.9S
Other corsets down to 4Sc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

swlse FLouNclNG SPECIAL.
One lot Swiss and nainsook
Flouncing, in beautiful pat
terms. sheer quality work, 10 to
Is inches deep. newest designs.
75c.yalues. White Goods Economy
Sale price, yd. ACC
One lot Swiss and nainsook flounC
ing, work 8 to 10 inches deep, pre-
I ty patterns, of neat de-
signs, S5- and 4sc- values, spec
ial in White Goods Economy sale
yd, n 25c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

PRINCESS SLIPS.
. Doz. Princess Slips, wen made
with ribbon drawn lace edging
around neck and armholes. The
skirt has lawn ruffle trimmed
With lace edge. For our Economy
Sale, each 75c
One lot Princess Slips. made of
good quality nainsook. nicely
trimmed with lace and insertion.
Economy price, 99c
One lot Princess Slips, excellentg
quality nainsook; finished around
neck and armholes with rows of
lace and Insertion, fIounce on
skirte made Of insertion, and
lace. Economy price $f.49
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

CORSET COVERS.
~ Doe. corset covers, we'll Z
made and trimmed with lace and
Insertion to match, all sizes, s5c-
value, Economy price Csc
Fine. quality nainsook corset coy
ers, beautifully trimmed with lace
embroidery, latest style, full cut
each 49c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

...-.-- .G.--z.---A-A---..-l-4-A-s-
o. lN Aseaq .its ~ mel 90
NOTION DEPARTMENT. a.p,l
Good quality dress shields pr1Oc
Good quality pearl buttons. 2 81 81
cards retj .fstaa aalo l.aa SC
clark's o. N. 7. Thread spoof4c
Nice cross-barred handker1 l,''Ss Sso.
chiefs2 for 'otiGan. ,.-.'. ~ q SC
Ivory soap, per bar lip, sc
1 LIB. jar vaseline 1Oc
Nice quality Turkish wash
rags 4c
Ready-made napkins, 20x20,7a
each &c
Leonard's Art Society, embroid-
cry floss, skeins' = &c
Colgate's cold cream 10c
Colgate's Tooth Paste f0c
Good quality tooth brush sc
Princess hair nets sc
2 Cards good safety pins Sc
12 Kid curriers' 4c
Child's hose supporters, pr &c
Peroxide &c
4. Or. Bottle Peroxide &c
. White bone crochet hooks Sc
2 Packs sewing needles SO SC
2 Embroidery hoops Sc
Ladies Sanitary Belts Csc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

MUSLIN DRAWERS.
IS Doz. ladies' muslin drawers,
both circular and straight styles,
well made, lace and embroidery,
trimmed, regular 75c- value,
Economy sale. price -, ACC
20 Doz. ladies muslin drawers, a
good quality and trimmed with
lace and emb. ruffles. 50c.valne,
Economy price 25c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

MEXICO AUDRAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY