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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07
Crisis
Near at Hand.
auerta Forces ALI Paper Money Into
Circulation as Last Resort.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.l
MENIcoiciIM. JAM 1-practical.
.,ly all the paper. moneys existing "a
Mexico vas forced into circulation
today ny q decree issued by Prosi-
sional President Huerta making the
hills of ali state banks legal tender
and specifying as obligatory theif
acceptance for all payments. The in-
ability to float the bills Of state
banks outside Of the state in which
they had been issued and the limitef
volume of the bills of the National
banks and of the Bank Of London anil
Mexico has brought about a condi-
ton almost Of financial crisis. The
redemption Of the notes o. the stat.
hank is to be guaranteed by a fund
subscribed by the bank issuing them.
The fund will be regulated byaicom-
mission.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

C. w. Post, of Battle Creek, Mich,
the celebrated manufactures OF
Grape Nuts. Postum and other delec-
table breakfast foods. was one of the
first men in the country to discover
the advantages of profit sharing with
employees. He has worked out the
plan to u well defined system and no
WORKING people are better satisfied
than those who work in his immense
Establishments. Hsenables them to
awntheir own homes at Cost olg a
yeryliberal installmsnt payipent BIZ;
SIS thatiis less expsnsiv MAJ payaag
rent and at Battle Creek will BE-
found the mosts comfogtable hQn,Gs
f&th all modern conve1fahces, will
Etheiroomiest grounds and most slsesrs,
.fm surroundings TO be found in the
country. Does 1t pay? 1t has not
only paid Mr.. Post in the satisfaction
of knowing that he has been n great
benefactor to mankind but 1t has
paid him handsomely in money e
turns from more efficient and con.
scientious service from those who
have been made to feel and know
that they are sharing in his prosper.
ity. The world is evidently growing
tcttcr-in spots,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07
II sAMELON F%oRgLAB0RIiR

The Ford MotorGCompany of De.
troit, which recently divided $1G,-
100000 among its stockholders, has
now "cut a melon" of even larger
proportions for its employees. Tn
der a plan OF profit-sharing which Is
perhaps uneampled in magnitude,
the company will distribute S10,-
100000 annually. or approximately
half its earnings. among $4,000
workmen. The programme includes
also an eight-hour w%ork-day, a
minimum wage Of SIS, which is more
than double that at present in force,
and in addition a benevolent SUPER
vision of the wcllbeins of en-
ployees.
This is a melon" of n rare or
der, But It is more than that. 1t
islEa step toward the stewardship OF
industrial welfare on the part OF
employers of an interesting and
significant Kind. In effect. the Ford
Company has made its workmen
stockholders, in the great enterprise
they have Helped to create. It has,
as 1t were. capitalized labor, max
ing every worker'in its employ a
beneficiary in the collective pro-
aaaI-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

The United States Steel Corpora.
ton is another big concern that has
brofited by the profit sharing plan
Its employees have heen treated to
a nice two million dollar melon
carefully cultivated by prudent
hands in a field that has bcccnie
most productive through The gener
Gus use of that most powerful bust.
ness fertilizer, good will.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07
CONFERENCE SATISFACTORY
Wilson Satisfied Will
Interview With John Lind
Dy Associated pressl

.By Associated Press1
WASHINGTON, Jan. .-oni-
cialsf here. have learned that Presi-
dent Wilson regards his recent con-
ference with John Lind as very
satisfactory, and that its purpose TO
unfold the presidents plans and
purposes to- n so more clear
~ than :int been done by
long distance naturalization. WINS
successful.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

by. law, cannot be trqmpled under
food indefinitely, even by. obscure
ofrice-holders, without serious CON
seqnenfasiTN::IY. World.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

The Mccrory S & 10 cent store
gave each of its female employees
$500 as a Christmas gift and at the
very reasonable price at which tie
girls are said to work there is very
little reason for believing that the
firm lost any money by its generos-
lily.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

prof Bowen has started a school
for the training of his police force.
If his scholars are susceptible o.
learning there are many who profess
TO believe there is ample room for ini-
proyemeht.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

The ten million dollar precedent
set by the Ford Motor Car company
&c one that will be hard to follow u.s.
far as volume is concerned, but re-
member, there was the widows mite.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

y Associated Press

By Associated Press.l
LoSDoNa ian. 1.-The Militant
satffagettS decided today toslay theirr
troubles before King George person
ely If they can secure an audience.
They will send al d%eputation to his
majesty to protest against the tor
ture Of suffragist prisoners. and, to de.
mand votes for women,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07
THE R E

1nE dhWIhUhNE IhEE.
The moon hangs low.
In the hawthorne tree.
The hawthorne tree,
The hawthorne tree,
Where soft winds blow,
From the whispering sea.
The whispering sea. r.
The whispering sea
Sounds come and so.
From over the lea,
Over the lea.
Over the lea.
But two who stood.
Where the moon seems caught,
Moon seems caught
Moon seems caught
Are gone for good,
From the shadows wrought.
The shadows wrought,
The shadows wrought
Different paths pursued.
She the valley sought.
The valley sought.
The valley sought.
In lands afat.
He walked apart.
Walked apart.
Walked apart,
He sought fame's star, " ""@
II tie Vide worlds IN mart" ls
Tie wide worlds mart, '"
The wide worlds MAR mart, a"'
She's Where graves are O.
Tie hawthorne saw a Broke
r 'Sd heart, ""' 7frf't1t So ms
A broken heart. "F ~"
A broken heart!
-Parkersburg State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07
MRS. DIES!

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. a.
Mrs. D. X. Flynn, formerly MISS
Mildred Lewis Bradford, died On
Monday evening at the home Of hcr
mother, Mrs. W. a. Bradford. De
ceased was aged about "a years aud
lad been a sufferer from heart trou-
ble for two years and had been an In.
',9lidI t9f the past year. She is SUI.
lived BY her husband, her m6ther,
etwo.sisters,s MR.. sEdmunusPr Prize and
Mr., Tbos, Bledsoe, She was united
in marriage with Nh Flynn April.
1911.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-07

We can't ali do business on
profit sharing business because too
often, sad to relate. there. are no
profits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
The Confessions
%ssee@s of a Wife
KITTY MALRAM,s STORY

might have the pleasures of other
girls"
You used 10 say. Kitty. when we
we're IN school together. that II was
just as easy TO fall in love with a
rich man as poor one"
YES, know" continued Kitty.
without smile. Il thought ] was
in love with n good many OF the
boys you and ! used 10 know. but
always asked myself when they
proposed 10 me: Do you care
enough to work as your mother did
for poor mann and | found | did
not.
"All tho while. Madge. | wanted
a good tlmo-the pretty clothes
the lowers--the muslc-the admira.
ton that was given pretty girl
And then-one day ! met VIII Ten
ney. ! was invited 10 motor party
and was given seat beside him in
his wonderful seven-passenger car.
IMMEDIATELY KNEW HE WAS
THE MAN"
Are you sure. Kitty dear, the
wonderful motor did not have
something TO do with that knowl-
edge?' | asked.
1T might" she answered honest
ly. but was greatly Interested In
him and so he was with mo. No
one told me he was married.
deed. | did not know II until weeks
afterward, when he said one day.
God forgive me. Kitty. love youi'
I asked him why he wanted 10 be
forgiven and then the whole story
came out
That dogin-the-manger wife of
his does not want him for herself.
but she IL determined that no other
woman shall have him. She will
not divorce him, neither will she
give him reason to divorce her. and
here | am with the love and every.
thing else that ! have wanted all
my life Just out OF my reach.
When VIII told me he was mar.
ried we determined not TO SEQ each
other any more. but. Madge. YOU
might as well tell the water In the
brook not TO run toward the river
81 LOVE him, Madge. and he
LOVES me. What shall do?"
I answered very truthfuIly: "a am
not going 20 give you the oonven-
tional advice, for you probably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
THINGS THE PRESS
AGENTS PROMISE

A belated cablegram from London
brings the news that the recent
agitation against Gaby Deslys. who
comes 10 the Moore January 1918.
and her act, "a La Carte" In which
she appeared at the Palace Thea
tire. was started AT the request of
Queen Mary. II developed that the
young Prince Of Wales saw Gaby
at tho Palace. and spoke so glow
ingly OF her TO his mother that the
queen Immediately reached for the
inlald hickory. After this she In
dicted letter to the Bishop of
Shrewsbury. who proceeded to pre-
pare the hot water for Gaby's duck
ing. But. as usual in such cases,
business at the Palace increased,
and the swagger little Prince flecks
the dust from his crest every time
no thinks how near he had come
TO initiating his illustrious cousin
Manuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

The greatest blood purifier
known 20 science II Calcium Sui
phide. II IA one OF the most mar
velously acting ingredients nature
has ever given man TO assist In
blood cleansing.
IL does not matter what your
trouble may be. hlackhcads. PIN
pies. liver spots. muddy complexion.
letter. rash. bolls. etc. calcium sui
phide as included In Stuart's Cal
cium Waters quickly corrects the
faulty conditions and restores a
normal and delightful colorfui skin.
You have no one 10 blame but
yourself II after reading this an.
nouncement you still continue To
allow skin troubles 10 mar your
face. hands or body.
Don't be ashamed Of your face.
You may obtain a box OF Stuart
Calcium Waters from any DRUG
store-price so cents: and by n
daily use OF them you will soon see
skin hlemishes disappear and a
face appear OF which you will no
longer be ashamed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

would not take u. but I an, going 10
tell you what think ! would DO
under the circumstance .. ! would
try and reason II all out and nope
would be big enough 10 choose the
rlqn,. But. outside the right or
wronq, would you be big enough.
Kitty. to give up all your friends and
live outside the pale OF convention
ality for lover Would he be big
enough 70 love you II you lost your
friends and he could only have your
company
Can either Of you love enough
10 make Love all OF life7"
"Oh. Madge. you talk like an un-
tempted woman-even Ike won
an who has never loved" interrupt
ed Kitty.
NO. dear" I answered. II TALK
TO YOU AS A WOMAN WHO HAS
FOUND OUT THAT LOVE DOES
NOT MEAN ALL
Now don't think am unhappily
married. for am not. but you will
come 10 know that LOVE Is ALI
WAYS A PARADOX-BOTH THE
MOST TANGIBLE AND THE
MOST INTANGIBLE THING NOR.
TAILS CAN EVER KNOW.
I'VE cannot say why we love; we
cannot measure how much wa love,
and ! have come TO believe that we
cannot tell why we shall cease 10
love.
Men seem TO know this. my dear.
and that ii why they live more In
the present than we do and that Is
also why they are more sentimental
than we are. They want to get the
most out OF love every moment. We
instinctively look ahead. because II
we do not there may come a time
when we can do nothing but look
behind.
Think well. my dear Kitty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

II Buffalo Bits only contribution
to motion pictures was the Burns
Brothers. he could well afford TO re-.
tire on his lRurels. according To
Director u. ". Griffith Of the
Mutual Film Co.
Thes. two famous cowboys gain
cd a worldwide reputation az clever
riders and expert twlriers OF the
lRriat while touring with Buffalo
Bllrs Wild West show. Their rep
utation IA screen actors IL now
firmly established. and they appear
exclusively In Mutual pictures
clemner Until Saturday Night
"Th. Sea- Wolf" famons play
ars feature. in seven parts.
clsss A Until Saturday Night
Her Fathers story" t~o-part
Broncho drama. Tho Alternative. :
Reliance drama. "Mabers stormy
Love Affair" Keystone comedy.
Colonial Until Saturday Night
"Jerry's Unclcs NameEake.
two part vitagraph comedy The
Abandoned Well" Biograph drama.
STATIONS Last Fling. Edison
drama.
Melbourne Until Saturday Night
"Frou Frou." four reels: His
Father's Wife" Thanhouser come.
dy: Ply Leaf OF Fate" Reliance
drama
Grand Until Saturday Night
THE Cruise" two reel Domino
drama: Mutual Weekly" worlds
news: "A Misplaced Foot. Key.
atone comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
WORkEY INvENTS
new BATTLE CRY:
'ICH KA WORLEY'

George H. Morley. efficiency en-.
giueer. and others swill speak at
Junction hall. Ballard. Friday night
at o'clock. at the second public
meeting OF tho Morley mayoralty
campaign
Morley has secured Ballard head.
quarters on the ground floor of the
same building.
District headquarters have been
secured In other sections. Within
a few days public meetings are TO
be held In each district
we should Morley" Is the cam.
paign slogan OF the efficiency mans
friends.
Morley. they say. In the only can.
didato who has thus far submitted
anything definite or tangible to
support his theory OF rctrenchment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

Here's remedy that cures vnus
YOU deep No pofsouous drugs %
svsEo~. No vsAk stomach Or eiG-s
tive trurslss ias 20 druxESns THIS
r.nsey IL natures naedieins--Else-
'ricity.
Dos't TAX. another so-s % drugs
Toa know how thsY nu-- upss, your
xsrzrh ard cause bad dis-stion-
rsu know tho many fisarseaoi- 81
nm ssr sT.ry it'll. An or di.or-
fsr. iasf becaus. you we're taught
fsat aathinr .i.s could crrs.
We hags the natural WAY % eur
ing fisordrrs ard chronic aiiueu'--
ths way nature Goes n. We cur.
vith sisetrirffy
n. reason drug, don, eur. 10 BE-
cause thsY Do not help ra'grs VA
furs needs electricity. nourfshrnsnt.
sornsthinx 'hst builds up Drugs con
tain 70 usurish rnant---no siortricitY-
tar poison. which tears down
Orr way o. rurinr - - restore slsc-
,r'ei.y vh.rs - 10 needed. and pain
rai disorders disappear that's BE-
ezrrs sisctriciiy gives strength. power
n thu body. enabling Every organ 20
perform 10 work properly. ana when
svsrY organ is n a strong healthy
rsndi,ion. there can b. no pain or all
nsrt
Wear Ersctra-vi'a while you sleep
Il feeds constant stream - electric
i'y 70 YoET nerves and they carry "
70 rsrY organ ara tissue - your
soty. restoring health ana vim
Electra vita is self-chargsd body
ba-.-y which Esnersiss a steady. IN
broken stream OF ralyanio electricity
l and insur~s u into N. nerves IN fusf
ne right volume II builds up vital
~ arr strength. ana cures ailments
resulting from debNi,Atei state %
ne nerves and vital orEans
Cwo Lazns Back. Rbsmn athsrn. stom-
aoh Trouble.
Eiscira-vita cured ny rheumatism
sri lane tack ana restored my ston-
aeh ard bowels 70 their normal con
aliion- ] consider u fins treatment
Tor such trouble.
J. n SPENCER.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALP-25-CENT DANDERINE

ishness and itching of the scalp:
the hair roots famish, loosen and
die; then the hair falls out fast.
II your hair has been neglected
and is thin, faded. dry, scraggy or
too oily. get 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine at any drug
store or toilet counter; apply a lit
tie as directed and ten minuates
after YOU will say this was the best
investment you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless
of everything else advertised, that
II you desire soft, lustrous, beauti-
full hair and lots of it-no dandruff
no itching scalp and no more
falling hair-you must use Knowl-
tons Danderine. IL eventually
why not now?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
RESIDENCE THEATRES

A. the olympian Tonight
rThe Sacrifice Mt the Spillway.'
twopsrt Kaicm dramatic feature.
-winter Sports In Switzerland.
"Siberia's Holy Lake" Mrs
Casey's Gorilla" Mixed Nuts
A. the Good Luck Tonight
"The College Life" comedy. "A
Mothsring Heart" two-reci drama 7.
"Molly's Mistake" drama
At the Manhattan Until Friday
Hearts OF the Dark" Reliance
drama: Training Of the Cowboy.
American drama: a Deep Sea
Liar" Thanhauser drama: Always
Together" comedy.
Az the Home Until Friday
Animated Weekly No %" Art
and Love" comedy. King Baggot
In the Jarvis Case" two.reel drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

know OF no girl Of my acquaintance
who values the good opinion oil
people more than you.
Are you sure that you can live
without IT.
MY advice IL for you to 40 away
for a short time and see II things
won't straighten out"
'Tll do II, Madge. but please don't
tell Dick how foolish ! am"
Certainly not, dear, and I'm
glad you are not going TO be foolish
any more"
Il am not 20 sure" answered
Kitty. with sigh.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

$3.50; SIS Diamonds and Ruby
Ring, $3.50; 500 Pearl, Diamond
and Ruby Ring $50; $500 Diamond
Cluster Ring, $247.50
A ND here's a group Of Scarf
n Pins: $50 Pin Set, diamonds
and emeralds, $3.50; $50 Sapphire
and Diamond Pin, $3.50; SIS Dia-
mond and Platinum. $3.50; SIS
Gold and Diamond Pin, $1,000.
These Watches are still further
reduced: Ladies' $50 Solid Gold
Watch, $3.50; Ladies' $3.50 Solid
Gold Watch, SLABS; Mems S35
Solid Gold Elgin Watch, S2l75;
Ladies' 500 Diamond Set Watch
with II diamonds). now $l25;
Ladies' so Watch, set with q dia-
monds. solid gold, now $3.50;
Ladies Gold Watch. set with seven
diamonds, was SIS. now marked
S4250
ND here's a thing 10 remember-a
u fact that / have harped on before,
4 = but one that will bear repetition
The sale Is ''on the square"-not price
tag has been "monkeyed wtth"-nobody
has taken an old ticket off and put
new one on That isn't the Burnett
way OF doing business. The whole thing
is so plain. and so straight. and real,
that any youngster can come and buy
watch or a diamond and just can't help
saving third 10 half.
m HE main idea is to sell out quickly.
80 20 rthf he
Burnetts have agreed to devote
their time and capital is waiting for
them. All ready. with steam up. Hence
the urgency OF the sale.
Never mind how much things cost.
how much can you get for them says
the chief.
believe this advertisement will bring
a crowd--it would II everybody knew and
could understand what a sacrifice this Is!
What a chance TO buy something that can
always be regarded as an asset-rome
thing that can be handed down to future
generations,
A LSO II should be remembered that
~ have only picked an item here and
= = there; there are hundreds OF rings
besides those | have told OF. There are
scores of watches. There are dozens OF
pieces OF solid silverware. And there are
no bats | have not painted the picture
at it's best by any means.
II you can't come today. save this bit
OF news and come tomorrow, but don't let
the rain keep you away too long. Every
day We sell hundreds of dollars worth
from the windows alone And almost
daily somebody comes in for something
they looked at "a few days ago" to find
Il sold
Store open from a. m. to 6 p. m. and
on Saturdays till 10 p. IN.
GEORGE r. ROWE.
AVENUE, SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
GiRLSI GIRlSi SAVE YOUR
HAIR. MAKE 1T GROW Lux
URIANT AND BEAUTIFUL.

II you care for heavy hair. that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an Incompatible
softness and is fluffy and lustrous,
try Danderine
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides 1t i'm.
mediately dissolves every particle
OF dandruff; you cannot have nice,
heavy. healthy hair IL YOU have
dandruff. This destructive scurf
robs the hair OF its lustre. its
strength and its very life, and II
not overcome Il produces a fever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
.BRAUER TO talk FORM new CLUB

A meeting. at which several mat.
ters vitality important to the dts
trict will be taken up. is TO be held
by the North Phinney Avenue I'M
provement club at the John b.
Allen school, Friday night at !
O'Clock.
The club has arranged with DR..
Herman A. Brauer. OF the state uni
versity. 10 lecture on managerial
and commission form of city gov
ernment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
Take Off
Your Pimples
Behind . Mass OF plmples Beauty
OFTEN Lies. Stusrt's Calcium
Waters viii Quickly
Remove Them,

All about us every day we see
women who would be exqulsitely
beautiful were II not for the horror
of plmples. blotches and other skin
eruptions.
This condition Is primarily
brought about by impure blood and
faulty circulation. Correct this
condition and almost Instantly the
skin Is heautified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
CHAPTER XVI.

II shall begin at the beginning.
said Kitty. You know. Madge.
have always wanted to marry n man
who had money. was always tired
OF seeing my mother worry and
work 20 get things for me that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08
PHOTO PLAYS

Circuit Until Saturday Night
Mrs Browns Burglar" Majestic
comedy Uncle Toms Cabin.
four.reel drama.
Dream Until Saturday Night
Unto the Third and Fourth Gen.
Grafton" twopart aeiig drama. -
Foot of Romance" EsEanay com.
cdy: African Sea Birds. Edison
educational. "A Sherlock Holmes
Girl" Edison comedy.
AIhambrs Until sunday Night
The Third Degree" sivereei
Lnbin drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-08

like combination are half price,
which is less than they cost
For example. Ring Of opals
and diamonds is marked 500, il
was originally $500. A cluster Dia-
mond Ring is $50, it was one hun
dred A Diamond Brooch is SIS,
it was $50 A Ruby Scarf Pin
was so, il is now offered for S35
A WOMAN came in the other
IA day for this solid gold Mesh
Bag. II was $3.50. She wanted it
for a dollar and ninety cents. Our
price is one hundred and ninety
dollars.
She said we advertised il for
dollar and ninety cents, and she
insisted that the advertisement said
so. OF course, we showed her
copy OF the advertisement in order
TO convince her she was wrong.
But did we convince her? We did
not
She said: We'll. it said in my
paper one dollar and ninety cents
and can bring it down and show
your
WELL, the Gold Mesh Bag is
w still here for one hundred
and ninety dollars.
So is a $500 Platinum la Nallierc
for $3.50. a Lady's Solid Gold
Watch set with diamonds for S27 so
instead OF $50 A Locket set with
diamonds and rubies for $3.50 (it
was Si25). A trayful of fancy Rings
set with turquoise and diamonds.
sapphires and diamonds, opals and
diamonds, emeralds, pearls. etc,
ranging in price from SIS TO 500
the whole collection is marked half.
A ND MORE RINGS-Grouped
"A for speedy reading: Sllo Dia-
mond and Turquoise Ring. SIS;
$3.50 Ruby and Diamond Ring,
SIPS: S45 Sapphire and Diamond
Ring. $3.50: $3.50 Lions Head
Diamond Set Ring. Sl925; Sl75
Pearl and Diamond Sunburst,
$3.50; 800 Ring with 3 big dia-
monds Ss2s; SIS Platinum and
Diamond Ring. $3.50; $40 Ring
OF platinum. diamonds and ruby
setting. now marked SS5; $50
Sapphire and Diamond Ring. SIS;
$40 Pearl and Diamond Ring,
500 SIS Mans Ring. snakes heads
set with diamonds and emeralds,