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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-11
CONSCIENCE !2|VES'
SLAYER TO CONFESS.
kllL|NGFOR MONEY.
Farmland Admits He Shot
Remittance Man" in Thir-
tenth Street House.

In Q room on the top floor OF the
tenement house At No. go East Thir-
tssnth street, to-day. me police found
~ body Of giuseppe Marino. forty
ysafs old. Of No. SIT East Fifteenth
street. with . bullet wound In the
had. Dr.. Williams Of Bellevue Hos
pital, who was called. said he had
been dead three days.
william Fleck. . farm hand. who
hs been boarding at No. ~os East
Twenty third street. and who told
The police OF the body. was arrested
and aftsr being questioned. broke
down and confessed that be killed
Marine.
n had bsen going to the East Thlr.
tenth street place TO ses some girls.
- said. 'Ons Of them told me Marinc
called there. that he was . remit
taucs man from Italy and had plenty
oe money. She suggested that ! rof
him.
"whiis be was asleep I went 10 the
SDom be occupied and attacked him
he fought me and had 70 shoot him
An ] got was ~.
'Aftsrs giving 90 10 the girl I ~.
tnrns& 10 my boarding place. n,
conscepes hurt me and told one Of
The boU kders. who advised me 70 giv'
myself up TO the police. Then threw
Ne pistol With which killed Marine
/. into the river and went 10 whore the
body was.
~Again my conscience bothered nj
end I started out to make . confes'
sion. bue lost courage whom I saw
Delioeman. 10 I only told him Their
was . body In the house. But nov
thss I have confessed. am glad
= - my mind. I am ready 70 20 u
H. electric chair"
=, Letters and pictures which the 20
1oo found In Marino's room showet
that ~ formerly was private IN tn
Italian army.
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HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS rs CENT DANDER|NE

ence how dull. faded. brittle and scrsegy,
Just moisten cloth with Dsnderine and
carefully draw Il through yous hsis. tax.
Ing ono small strand ct . time. The
effect 10 immediate and amasine-your
hair will be light. fluffy and wsvy. and
have An appearance q abundance; an
Incompatible lustre. softness and luxuri.
snce. the beauty and simmer a true
hair health.
Get Q ascent bottle Of Knowlton's
Dandesine from any drug store a. toilet
counter. and prove that your hair y %
pretty and soft - any-tbst Il hes been
neglected or injured BY careless treat.
ment-that's al.
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Save your hair! Make it soft,
fluffy, lustrous and
beautiful.

Try - you will after An application q
Dsnderine. you cannot find . single tfsce
Of dsndruii or falling hair and youf scalp
will not itch. but what will plesSs you
most, will Be after few weeks use. when
you see new hair. fine and downy et first
-yes-but really new hsir-srowins ell
over the scalp.
A little Dandsfins immedistely dou-
bles the beauty Of your hair. No differ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-11

Murphy, tenor Of the Met
rupolitan Opera Company. In 10 give
. recital at New York University on
Tuesday evening.
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AD|UM NO CURE
FOR CANCER, FIRST
AUTHORITY SAYS
Continued from First paee)

ficaai oases and . single instance Of
q cure proves nothing"
And the majority Of Ids hearers
seemed to agree with him. DR.. Spar
mann prefaccd his remarks by ex-
planning that IN the last two years
ne, with DR.. Won Eiselberg, had con-
Quoted fifty-two experiments In the
radium treatment of inoperaable and
malignant cancer and tumor.
EXPERIMENTS WHERE RApiUM
FAILED.
I'VE were convinced from the begin
ning." said DIR. Sparmann. that ra-
dunn treatment should not be applied
in operatable cases and in those In
which We applied It we nrst used
large quantities Of radium until we
found that the intense treatment
destroyed healthy tissues far beyond
the limits Of the tumor.
"Of elk persons treated In a pre-
ventAve why for malignant tumor only
ono remained free from tumor. OF
twenty treated curatively a. well an
preventively only eleven remained
free from tumors. OF forty-two cases
Improvement was noted In six; In
fourteen cases the tumors were ag-
Eravated. and IN nve no effects were
obtained. Seventeen persons died In
the period Of treatment-six OF them.
however. from causes other than
tumor.
formerly We had the hope that II
might DO possible TO prevent or at
least retard the recurrence Of malis-
nant tumors by preventive methods
with radfum. Now. however, We have
come TO the conclusion that. on the
contrary, the recurrence was some
times even hastened by post-opera-
tive irradiation. possibly caused by
radium."
DR.. Abbe told OF cases within hii
experience where . jawbone partly
eaten away by . myioid tumor had
been restored by radium and WHORE
Q tumor Of the skull. an inch and Z
half In width. had been cured though
Il had almost eaten through thu
skull. In another case the voice o
Q patient was restored aftsr . tumol
had eaten into his throat.
SEWING OoNGo A NEW TREAT
MGNI.
Sewing broken bones together 4
insure perfect healing was the mod
esn surgical method described to-da.
by Or. II. n, 'ckman Deiatour o
| Brooklyn. BY this practice he salt
he had succeeded In one hundred ans
one successive cases In repairing
broken knee caps without subseauen
stiffness Of the Joint. Individual sue
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HENS EGG LEADS HER
FROM UPSTATE farm
TO WEDDING IN China
Miss Nellie Hayes of Glenham
Found "Yen Wah Han" on
Il and Romance Follows.

MIDDLETOwN. N. T.. Aprfl IL
Miss Nellie Hayes Of 0lenham has
sold her little farm IN that place and
started for China, where she win we'd
wealthy poultry dealer Of thaG
country.
She became acquainted WITH her
prospective husband through securing
some Chinese hens eggs. one Of
which had the name Of Ten Wah
Han upon Il
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APPRAlsAlS OF ESTATES.

Louis Ash. died April ~. 1918; total
estate. si0e.i13; net value. Sss.oS2.
BENJAMIN Nathan. died Fob. Q. 1910;
total estate. eis.2so; net value. &io.st<
Mrs. Frances O'CaiiaGhan. died JAN
2e.isio: total estate. 4ias.3so; net value.
Sl3l.2se.
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DEATH TAKES AGED PILOT.
Daughters FfnA ms Light "ooo1.
by~ Was ForsboAins Of III.


by Was FoPsbeAins Of III.
Among the passenger Of the Royal
Mail liner Caribbean. which arrives
this morning from Bermuda. were the
Misses May and Helen Pearson. The
young women went away two weeks
ago, and their father. Capt David
Pearson. one Of the Oldest Of the Sandy
Hook pilots. who was retired from 40
tive service years ago. went - far -
tho pilot boat With them His last
words Of goodby we're:
"In be with you again. sirls. whom
the ship crosses the bar"
The girls looked In vain for their
father when the pilot boarded the Car
ibbean off the Hook this morning.
When they reached the pier they learned
that the old pilot had crossed the bar
closed. He died yesterday Of heart dis
ease.
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MRS. TAFT wants No Vote.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April 11.-Mrs.
william Howard Taft. wife Of the for
mer President. has become . member
Of the local Anti-woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION. that organisation announced
to-day.
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O7AA !
Quantities No mail, phon
Lace Wells
Regularly go 70 $50. 40
Quick Sale Price. ....... CSc
Shadow and chantilly wells In
white.
&c 70 $50 Chiffon Wells. at BE
~sNes~NSNS~~eSNesS
Imported Laces
Regularly $50 to Gas, 40
Quick Sole Price. ............ 4OC
Odd pieces; 8 inches vida
Yard. eec
Widths TO IL inches, for trim
Main Floss.
s~sse>~~~~e~~>>~~ee
Women's Hosiery
Regularly Zoe Pair. ~
QNick Sale Price. ............ xOC
Excellent quality Isle; 81 to 10.
Mems 2sc and 3sc Hall Hose,
at i2>zc pair
Black and colors; 9h to II.
~sNsssNsse~~~Sssese
Dress Silks
Regularly Sl.s6 and Sl.60. 20
Qssek Sale Prsos. yard. ....... ( &c
80 to 10 In. satin meteors. char.
meuse. crepe de chine. printed
foulards. poplins, etc.
&C Satin Stripe Tub Silks at Sc
Yard wide washable stripe shirt.
ings.
seN~>esSe>~~sss~s~
Dress Goods
Rssuis,iv SI.60 and - Yssd. -
Quick Sale Price. ............ { &c
54-inch Bedford. oabardines,
serge, etc.
$3.50 All-Wool Storm Ssrsss at 90
"a inches wide: choice colors.
s>~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~
Umbrellas
Regularly sI.R6. 20
we Women's or Mems, With silver
plated mountings.
Main Flees.
ses~~eNspS>~~~esss
Ribbon Velvet
Rspvis,lv 600 Yard, -
Quick Sale Price. ............ xCC
S.inch, satin back
Ice MORE Ribbons. lie
~ inch wide; choice col0rs.
Main Floor.
SsN~sNNssNes~~s>s~N
Hand Bags
Regularly sl.R6. 20
Quick Sale Prtos. OOC
Newest shapes in silk or MORE;
nicely fitted; leather or silk lining.
Main Floor.
s>~~~~~~e~~~~~~s~
Bordered Scrirns
Regularly 100 0vos al
Qs;ek Sole Price. ............ gao
2sc Cretonnes at lie
Desirable for summer draperies.
Fourth Floor.
s~~~~N~~~eee~~~~
Wornen's Dresses
Regularly to $1,000
SS ,:ss.. s:'' 1898 = 1898
Double tunic. draped skirt effects.
Third Floor.
~~~s>~~e~~~~~~~s~
MILDLY Blouses
Regularly sI.s6 l. $3.50; 90
,Ss si; - : "a girl:
| Cirls' SITS to So. SO Tub Dresses, $50
Tailored models; good colorA.
| second Floor.
s~~e~~~~~~rs~~~~NN
Wolfe Blouses
Rssula, 600 Modsls az
Duck Sale Price. 49,. voc
Raglan sleeves and drop shoulder
S~~~~~~~s~~s~~~~~~~
Novelty Neckwear
Regularly Zoo to 1895 ~
Quick Sale Price. ACC
Finest materials. with real laoes.
Collar and Cuff Sets. lsc
Batiste sets. st. Gall embroid.
cred.
| Main Floor.
Hair Pins
Regularly 100 q Boz; Z
Quick Sale Price. ...,.. &c
| CnlIuloid nina. & In hOX
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QO1NN
Read Every Item Limited
House Dresses
S S:!ss 81. - 49,. SO
ODD assortment Of peroales'
eisss 10 10 a.
Wsmsn's Morning Dresses, at $l.So
0inghams, chambrays.
. s:s:cS -:
Boys Suits
c.s:.:s e! s!; C.! x'''''' $3.50
Norfolk suits In new Balkan and
regulation styles. Sizes 8 to IL.
Boys' $3.50 Straw Hats, at Ste
4 good variety Of models.
- s:s::s S,::.;
Mems Shirts
Rseslssiv 700 10 Sl.s6, az
QSisk Sale Price. OVc
Percales and mercerised fabrics.
Mems 3sc to Soc Suspsndsrs atl2>ac
Main fIsss.
a>ssss~Ss~~~ee~
Women's Shoes
kseuistv b $50. ~
Patent leather. black kid. gun
metal calf.
Wemsn's Oxfosds and Pumps. u
0unmetal calf. patent leather
and Russia calf. Sises ~ to z. A.
b and C widths. sses.d Yisse.
Kolynos Tooth Paste
Rsevl@ Sis. o.
Limit ono 70 Q customer.
7le Of. Bottle Peroxide. st l7c
s~~~p~~~e>S~esNs
Pearl Necklaces
RSeSl~Iy 600. k0o
Qviok Sale Prize JUG
In6estructibls pearl bead neck
CO. German Sllvsr Vanitiss. at 30
Powder puff. leather pouch and
mirror.
seeeS~~s~~e~~~~NN~
Cirdle Belts
a. e:ss.s 81, FL FL. $50
Nessaline or Moire silk.
...., W: s.s:.:
Women's Petticoats
Rssxlsiv 600. k0o
Leading colors: deep flouncs
s2.so 20 sS.ss Silk Petticoats at sl.ss
Heavy messaline. colors and
HACK.
ssSSss~eeseN~esN~~
Children's Dresses
RseslssIy Sos ~
ovick Sale PROV. .......... nc
Percals and ginghams. 2 to 6
years.
Childrsa:A &c Rompsrs at lsc
Chambrey or ginghams.
Second Fioos.
sNNeS~>S~Nere>>NNs~
Art Embroidery
RsevIsstv csc. 1Nl
0viek Sale Price. .......... Lac
Cretonne pillow slips
SOc Ssmi-Mads Gowns at 3sc
Nainsook; also odd pieces Of
stamped goods.
.>e ssesSS S's
Am. Cook Book
Regularly 76o soch. SSn
90 Roosevelt Bear Book, at Csc
One OF the best Juvenile sellers.
..! ::ss"s s!ss::
Mems Underwear
RsevlsrIv 600 Garment. a.
Qviok Sale Prioe. ..,. JIG
"Otis" Lisle Union Suits; sizes 81
70 a.
Womsn's Sc Union Suite, at 22c
Low neck and sleeveless. sizes
~~~>~>s~~s~~~~~ss~~~
UntrirnIned Hats
Rsevieviy % to Ss.9S. 40
-Odd lot Of desirable shapes.
he 20 Soc Flowers marked at lsc
Odds and ends from recent sales.
Main Fiosv.
s~~~Ne~~ees~~~N~e~
Muslin Underwear
Regularly 600. ~
Qvick Sale Price. .......... % c
Crepe or nainsook night gowns.
oeoonA YIoov,
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ITCHING IRRITATION.
Worst Form Of skin Trouble Quickly
Relieved by inexpensive Treatmens.

Worst Form Of skin Trouble Quickly
Relieved by inexpensive Treatmens.
When you suffer with any skin
trouble, even though the itchina
seems unbearable, do not think thai
it is necessary to use some disgustin2,
greasy ointment. Try Hobara. a pure
and simple cream, that is guaranteed
to contain no grease or acids and
which Is so cleanly that 1t does not
soil the linen.
It's power to instantly relieve any
irritation Of the skin and make i.
soft. white and beautiful is almos,
Not only do minor skin troube
like pimples blackheads, acne. har-
ber's itch, etc, quickly disappear. blt
the worst ulcers or cases OF salt
rheum or eczema are cleansed and
healed by this wonderful skin food
In order that any one may try Ho
kara al small expense Sorrells Drug
Store are selling liberal-sized jar
at csc, and in addition guarantee toI
refund the money Il the treatment
does not do all that is claimed for ii.
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FIGHTING IS
DESPERATE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

inal position and saved the allies line
nom being pierced.
A French non-cOmmis5iOne1 officer
with 30 men, who had been forgotten
at an entrenched advance positio
near Roye, saw 1000 Germans ad
yancing but the Frenchmen did not
bulge until their ammunition was
spent Then the officer ordered his
men to retire through d woods and
he rejoined his regiment with twenty
Of his command. He was promoted
on the field to be a lieutenant as his
stand had prevented a reinforcement
of the allied line at critical mo.
ment,
The weather is ideal for military
operations.
Just behind the allies firing line
the grape harvest is proceeding as
though nothing unusual were occur
ring The crop promises to be very
good.
A chauffeur belonging to tao Bri-
fish ordinance corps was promoted
today for saving five motor trucks
forming part of n train. The Ger
mans had cut the convoy off from the
supply column. After dispensing the
contents of the trucks over the fields
all the men of the convoy with the ex-
ception of the chauffeur fled. The
chauffeur hid in the woods beside the
road and when the Germans retired
he returned TO the trucks. He found
the wheels Of the machines intact ana
one motor in good order. Flitching the
trucks together he brought them safe,
ly into camp alone.
In Alsace the Frencl continue their
advance Frequent stirmishes are
being fought between the German
rear guard and the French advance
guard Snow has fallen on the high
hills in this region, making operations
difficult.
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CHANGE COTTON RULES.

New York, oct. 10 The board OF
managers Of the Cotton EXchan'e a,
q special meeting today approved
amendments to the trading rules
drawn for the purpose OF meeting the
requirements OF the new style con
tract Southern srot advicez indi
Gated continued weakness in the in
terror and local dealers report tina,
mills are still buying only for imme
date needs in most instances Tn,
appearance of lower temperature
northwest OF the belt caused some
apprehension Of frost in the Memphis
district but otherwise there was little
criticism OF weather conditions.
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ITALIAN MOB5ED.

Percy, H., oct. PA party OF
masked men tonight forced Sheriff.
Bresner of Willisyille to sUrrende.
Albert Ciazza an italian miner, whom
Bresner had arrested as a participant;
in a shooting atiray Saturday n. ght
and shot the Italian to death
In the fight Saturday night sam
Ciazza. brother of the man killed To-
night, was shot to death and two Ann
efican miners wounded III feelin2
has existed for some time between
foreign and American miners.
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which was made public by the marine
department, follows:
October 10, the German submarines
were sighted in the Baltic sea. The
same day early in the morning the
submarines attacked the cruiser Ad-
miral Makaroy, which had stopped TO
search a suspected bark flying the
commercial flag of the Netherlands.
"A submarine of the enemy launch
ed several torpedoes which luckily
missed the mark and caused no dam
age whatever to the cruiser.
con October II at . O'clock in the
afternoon the submarines of the en-
envy again attacked our cruisers Bd-
yam and Pallada, which were patroll-
ing the Baltic.
Although the cruisers opened in
time a very strong fire, one of the
submarines succeeded in launching
torpedoes against the Pallada, where
upon an explosion resulted and the
cruiser sank with all her crew"
The armoured cruiser Pallada car
ried a complement of SOS men. She
measured 443 feet and had a displac-
ment of 7,775 tons. Her speed was
% knots an hour With the Admiral
MarakOy and Bayan she constituted a
group of cruisers known as the Bayan
class"
The Pallada carried two eight inch
II Founders and four 3 Founders in adj
ditions to torpedo tubes. Sac was
laid down in 1905.
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FEAR RACE RIOT.

Cairo, Ill, Oct. Fearing that a
race riot will follow tae murder OF
Eli Johnson, a riyerman, who wa.
killed by two negroes last night, the
sheriff tonight asked Governor Dunn,
tor state troops
The governor ordered the loca
military company to assist the slcyl1
should rioting begin.
TWO negroes have been arrested in
connection with the murder
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London, Oct l2-S:2o p. m.-Kine
Ferdinand Of Roumania in the pres
encc Of members Of the royal family.
the Diplomatic corps and other no
tables, took the oath Of office yester-
day in succession to his uncle, King
Charles accmdins to a despatch from
Bucharest by way Of Amsterdam to
the Contra News agency King
Charles lied At his country seat in
Sinaia on Saturday.
The rev irg declared he would
labor for the development Of the
state.
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NAVAL ACTIVITIES
Russian Cruiser Sunk.

Petrograd, Oct. 12.-An official
communication issued today an
nounces that on October II the Rus
sian armored cruiser Palada was tor
pedoed in the Baltic sea by a German
submarine and sank with all her crew.
The text of the communication,
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World Series Report

The Sentinel-Record viii re-
ceiye the full Associated Press
detailed report of the worlds
championship baseball series
between Boston and Philadel-
phia. This report includes all
the preliminary details, the
warming mp process, selection
and announcement Of batteries,
the game in detail, including
every bail, strike, hit, run, err
ror, etc, as Wen as ~ details
usually iater5persed in a con
test of this character.
The bulletins will be read to
the public and all friends Of the
paper are invited to be present.
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

Fort Smith, ARK, Oct 12.-News
was received here today Of the trag-
edy near Wister, Okla, in which
Charles Dighton, aged %, killed his
wife, and babe aged one year, Sunday
The bodies of Dighton and his wife
and babe We're found in a tlicket by
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-13

Thomas jonathan while hunting for
strayed cattle All are prominent.
Trouble concerning the ownership
of cattle estrangement from his Wife
and shild by Dghton for several years
are given as reasons for the tragedy.
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Official Bulletin.

Paris, Oct. 12.-1l:1l p.m-The fol
lowing official statement was given
ont tonight:
There is nothing in particular 10
report.
Violent attacks have occurred
along the front. We have gained
ground at some points and we have
not lost at any place"
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RETURN Antwerp FuaitIves.

London, Oct. 12.-7:33 p.m.-The
Dutch government telegraphs the Am
sterdam correspondent of Reuters, has
opened negotiations with the German
military authorities for the speedy re-
turn OF the Antwerp fugitives.
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Bombs XII Three in Paris.

Washington, Oct 12.-Ambassador
Herrick's report today of the raid on
Paris by German air craft yesterday
PAGES the casualties at three dead
and IA wounded.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

We have on hand is tons of Sash
Weishts, all sizes, which we will sell
cheap.
SOUTHERN IRON & METAL CO,
GA Ouachita Ave-. Phone 1863,
g-l3-1mo.
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housekeeping rooms 645 Park Ave. APP
oily after 8 D M. w v. Henry. Prop.
2-27-1yr
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PRICE MAINTENANCE.
ITS Necessity to Aid Consumer.


Many big industries engaged in
national trade have often in the
past done openly what the small
concerns in their limited fields have
done secretly--variea prices accord
Ing to the degree Of competition at
different times and places. Their
object has been TO secure the high
est price to be had, irrespective Of
whether the buyer was held up or
not.
The principle OF selling goods at
n close margin at one place to meet
or to kill competition, and charg-
ing n high price. to make up for II,
where little or no competition eX-
lists, is economically wrong and I'M
fair to the buyer. Every article Of
fered for sale should have a uni
form price plainly marked upon 1t.
Manufacturers will then have to
see that the price of their goods Is
a reasonable ono, so they Will sell,
and at the Same time they VIII
provide enough profit 10 pay the
jobber and dealer fairly fer hand
ling the goods OF a uniform price.
This VIII inspire confidence In the
consumer. because he will know the
price can not be cut and must,
therefore, be reasonable one to
permit the goods to sell He will
buy such goods In preference to
small selling article sold at eXag-
xerated profits
Everybody VIII heneht from price
maintenance I'm this way. IL viii
protect the manufacturer who has
built up well-known brands. also
the newcomer who is seeking to do
So Distributors will be protected in
handling 1t at q fair profit, and
they Will not be forced. through
fear of cut throat competition. to
build up their own private brands
at much expense.
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For expert KODAK finishing go to
SorrelIs Drug Co 6-14-b
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CLAS SIFIED ADS

IN the SentinetRecord today viii no,
miss any Of the really good things
that are on the market, and you like
as not, will find just what YOU want
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IMPORTANT

This life OF ours Is very uncertain
II your home is mortgaged, pro
tect II.
II you are married, protect YOU
wife and children.
II you are single, protect your ole
fays-ln case you live to sec them
You can do this by insuring today
with
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When you want jewelry repaired
take it to Jaccard's on Central Ave.
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Try a ssntIneI- Record want ad.