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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15

lcN value OF a sien SPRAY for apple orchards is made up of at least four fac
''s. c"h oe or "Ich must BE-" separately measured inc valued in order to esi-
IN order are: Its killing power on, first the cH%E worms of the first broo1; second,
te SIDE Worms of first BROOD: third the second brood cayX wOms,am and fourth, sec
"nl brood shcW worms Then here is still anoi.1 fact that is more important t.
consider than some of these, and hat is tmt every worm klhd in the nSt brood
prevents tho appearance of Il number Of worms in the. second brood Where the
second hr"d Is small as c"fnrhI'i" th q first as it is in the Nw England sates
then this factor becomes very inp"runt and must be rr"-lizcl The simplest meth
ot OF accomplishing thsE to accord to the first brood results a much larger yaIue
tfn to the second brood ones The relative, NMNr OF the other factors will dcpenl
on tho. rehtN" nGh'hrro of worms present in ccl ease The number of worms yGn;
into the caNN IS iuurh larger than those yunG ho he side so hat efficiency in
the calyx is much more inpmant han side cfnenr>. Moro of tho first lrpol
worms 90 into the INN cup thar of the seconds 50 that the cfhienav of an camy
spray against tho ,H1NN N,rA of the Nth brood is more importantly under orr, con.
dnms than all of the rest of the work it Goes
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Too WISE,

Crawford What makes YOU think it
is risky to marry Il widow:
Observation-Disclosures she will never
believe YOU if YOU happen to tell her
the saline stories her first husband
tried to put ovcr.-Judgc.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Who Should Be Believed?

Young Husband My dear Jemima, I
must say that this pudding tastes very
bad.
Wife-All your Imagination, dear.
The cookery book says that it tastes
excellent:-London Telegraph.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Little to Tell.

II need Il half column filler" said
the dainty blond editress of the wo.
mans page.
"Oh, run some fashion notes under
the heading What Our Girls Are Wear.
ing" suggested the managing editor
GROSSLY.
"Er-ycs," blushed the cditrcss. "Iut
that would fill only a couple OF lines"
Puck.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Unusual.

II have something novel in the way
of Il melodrama."
Estate your case"
1.-The blacksmith is Il rascal. while
the banker is as honest as the day is
long"-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Friendly Advice.

Hello. Mike. Where did you set
that black eye:'
"Why. O'Grady's just back from his
honeymoon, an twas me advised him
t. get married."-Boston Transcript.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Not Qualified.

Clerk cannot live Oh my salary.
sir!
BOSWELL, I'm sorry to hear that!
l was just going to promote you to
the head of the ECONOMY department.
New York Globe.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
Looks Blue For the Teacher.

Come over here and tell ME what
you think of your teacher"
"Uh-uh."
But why not?"
IF l talked like that dad d lick me-"
Houston Post.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
A Good Snender.

Kedd-He's become a great enter
tainer since he got his automobile.
Greene-You don't say so!
Sure! He's had a blowout nearly
every day."-Yonkers Statesman.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15

There are about thirty-seven pines
native to the United States. Of which
twenty-five are western species and
twelve eastern.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
This uplift gets my goat
"HOW now"

The world is getting too uplifted.
Went to IA party the other night. H.
stead of playing kissing games they
sat around and discussed ethical ques-
ions."-philadelphia Press.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15
A Ia Cubist.

A la Cubist.
$50 that is a cubist picture:' salt
the matter of fact man.
Eyes. What do you think Of it:"
ITS Il horrible example of how ma
ture would look if some people had
their way about it.'-Wasbington Star.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-05-15

Brave.
The Man-I'd give anything if yo.,
would kiss me. Th> Maid-But n.
scientists say that kisses breed dis
ease. The Man-oh. never mind that.
Go ahead and make le an invalid for
life.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
EAT CABBAGE. FISH,
SAUSAGE, NEW BREA1
No Indigestion, 0as, Sources or Up
ct Stomach II you1l take ''raps's
Diapspsin" Try This!

Do some foods you eat hit back.
taste good. but work badly: fermen,
INTO stubborn Jumps and cause : SICK
sour. gassy stomach? Now, Mr.. Of
Mrs. Dyspeptic. jot this down: PHpea
Diapspsin digssts everythtnG, loavtnS
nothing 70 sovF and upset you. There
never was anything 90 safely QUICK
20 certainly effective. No diAorence
how badly your stomach II diporder.
Cd you will set happy relief In i've
minutes, but what pleases you most
10 that Il strengthens and regulotez
your stomach 20 you can eat your
iavorite foods without Tear.
Most remedies Give you roliol
sometimes--they are slow, but n0l
sure. "Pape's Diapspsin" II QUICK
positive and puts youf stomach u
healthy condition % the misery
woa't come back. \
You feel di6Ierent a soon =,
"pApe's Diapepsia" comes IN contac,
with the stomach--distruoO just
vanishes- etomach Gets sweet
NO gases. 40 beIching. no sruetasica,
|of undisOeted foo1. your head eloass
and you feel fno.
90 now. make the best inveo&msnl
you evse made, By getting . lASgt
1fty.cent case of Pape's DispobotS
from any drug store. You realize q
|ove n1autes low ese1Iess e n 4
|ouGor hen ln1joOot1eo. dyGDeO61a q
| any stomach Aisorder.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

singers better than Brooks and Bowen
have Appeared In Detroit. They have
mastered every angle Of the Negro
sony game and they got great
''hano." although somewhat inclined
70 he risQue.
Charles and Henry Rigolletto OPEN
Cd their act with musical introduc.
tion. switched from music to sleight
Of hand. then to Chinese trickery and
magic. gAve q few ,feats Of jugglery.
II few good poses and wound up by
doing some sensational balancing on Z
ladder. They are the most versatile
fellows seen here this season and are
really small show In Themselves.
Prince Tloro. an educated monkey,
closely rivals Peter the Great for the
kingship Of his class His bicycle
work Il particularly clever.
Robert Emmett Keene. billed 40 the
American Englishman. entertained
with some clever stories of "Lunnon
town"
Harry Linton and Anita Laurence
gave short number Of comedy songs
a,Ul dances. while Samaroff and Sonia
exhibited some wonderfully trained
dogs.
Good pictures close the bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
FRANK CRAVEN AND iNEx PLUM.
MeR, IN "Too MANY cooko.~

OF course the young man has girl
whom he 10 going to marry. or he
wouldn't be building 4 house. The
girls name II Cook. She has father
and mother. and brothers. and sisters.
and uncles. and aunts. Alice brings
the whole tribe down to have . look
at the house.
Albert isn't afflicted with relatives,
except one rich uncle, by whom he ID
employed. But he has . chum. The
chum comes also to pass judgment on
Albert's h0use.building capabilities
Poor Albert! Poor Alice! Poor
house! They barely survive Act I.
Act II, brings Alhert's wealthy uncle.
with HE ideas, which do not at oil
jibe with those OF the Cooks.
All that then happens to Albert II
that his uncle fires him, and his GIRL
breaks their engagement, and the
union declares q strike on his half.
finished domicile: Right there II
where he stops being Z boob.
He gets the house finished, evento-
ally-by which time q certain an
guished Miss Cook has decided to cut
loose from her large family and tie
up to Albert. The peppery uncle for
sives, and al II well.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

D. U. = says. r WIN pui11 ~
tsasioa. Whea Il Can CT
AGoney

The D.sU. n. win build the needed
east and west cr0sGtoWn line urged
by the Milwaukee Junction uonufAc'
tursrs' association q soon a. the con-
rany can get the money.
This IL the promise made 70 the
me mberS Of the council committee On
public utilities and the representa-
tives OF the association h meeting,
Monday afternoon.
/ Bernard Weadock, attorney for the
ID. u. r.. and Harry Bullen. general
superintendent, professed to be deep
ly impressed by the earnest appeal OF
Henry n, Leland. Of the Cadillac
Motor Car Co. A. u. Midmau and oth.
ers. They agreed that another east
and west crOsstown line r. badly need.
ed to accommodate the thousands al
workers In the junction district and
also to relieve the south-bound Wood
ward cars Of about 10 per cent ol
their lQad=nr, rather, -nxerload-dur
ing the evening rush hour-but the
lack Of ready cash puts an end TO thu
project for the time being.
The proposed crosstown line 10 In
! tended to connect with the HaTpel
] line on the east and the contemplate
Juno tion-aye. cr0sstown line on thu
west. The route. AZ indicated on TIL
map submitted by the manufacturer
association. IL % follows: Starting =
Thirty fourth-st., east on Mc0raw-ave
to F'ourteenth-st.. north on Four
Iteenth to Milwaukee-ave.. thence eas
to H0lden-Ave.. via. Holden and Lin
c0ln-ave to Baltimore-ave. east Il
lCarD-ave., thence north 70 Milwaukee
and east again to Widman-pl., Uoutl
on Widman to Trombley and east Il
Mt. Elliottave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Don't worry and give W hope. You
I'm secure easily, quickly, harmlossly
~ very hope you desire Il you really
r5nh 20 remove pimples. blotches.
~ dt7colosations, blackheads, rash.
k0ofef, etc.
Ia matter upon what part Of the
by the blemishes occur 6tuart's Cal
nm waters VIII rOeily tint your
IN. give you better, purer, stronger
bjGb6. and thus rebuild your entire
~. for blood y the secret Of oil
sCnicium sulphide contained In
kkkoe pleasant little waters II the
I1koneest blood puriAer known. Il
foejShes pimples. ETC., IN Just . few
I'VE, while n . week or 10 the change
nv your complexion will actually a.
ktund you.
| tThe bsauty that comes sitter using
1870 waters 10 90 extremely yratily.
~ "a women that they cannot speak
hishly OF their changed appear.
49,. snd hence It Ii that Gtuart's Cal.
El.m waters enjoy the greatest
1rooAGo Of any remedy cold.
|, ~nII6ine and purifying the blood
$500 10 al that w0men 20 much a.
100. skin, nervss and boy
-. Thus Il u that whsa one useG
k6ecs Calcium WstsrS the eutife
$1,000 = Snlu6, and yOepcnde y {
nDor t6at h Quickly FELT and
>o111v sea By others.
10 = your drueg1st, no mates
- ~ ~. ~ log1tD& end obt1t4
~ of 6lnart'o Co1o1n0 Woe0CU
1870 a ~rrnAn--AHvL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

% refuse to DO this would be unfair.
In. speaking Of the matter Senator
Sheppard said:
Il feel confident that the sub-com
mjttee win, after due hearings, report
TO the judiciary committee In favor
Of submitting the resolution to the
not personally ascertained the feeling
ct it, members. that the majority
Ut the ssub-committee at the present
time takes the attitude that It should
do this. There should Do no question
Of the adoption Of such = report, II
made, by the full committee. II the
matter goes 70 the door Of the senate
II will pass that body and will then
20 before the house, which. am
confident viii take similar action.
II have heard nothing Of any ad-
miniotration stand which may b tax.
en- ON the matter. | doubt very much
II President Wilson would place any
thing Ia the way Of it, passage, pre-
ferrtng to believe that he would -
sist rather than 'retard It."
Nine states that have prohibition
1t the present time are counted up0E
- already assured TO support the
70 the Constitution should
Il b. passed BY congress, namely,
Maine. North Dakota. Tennessee.
North Carolina, Oklahoma, Kansas.
Georgia. West Virginia and Missis-
sippi. Other states that are prohibi-
tjcnists feel confident Of. when they
have forced campaigns on the sub
ject, are New Hampshire. Iowa.
Texas, Oregon, Virginia,
Arkansas. Vermont. South Dakota.
Michigan. Alabama, Kentucky, Flor
ida. idaho. Minnesota, Nebraska and
Ohio. In the remaining states they
acknowledge that they win have hard
Nights. but say that they will win
through continued lighting and By de-
fsating every political leader who op-
poses them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Gikofski. the Russian aviator and
designer. has now built huge aero
plane weighing three tons and : half.
Il Is said that the machine II pro-
PEELED by four motors Of 1Q0-horse-
power each. The biplane ID said to
have carrying capacity OF 20 peo-
pie, and cabins with sleeping accom-
modatious are provided. On the trial
trip the machine II said to have risen
In the air after run Of 100 yards
and TO have circled the grounds with.
out difhculty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

NEW YORK, March 10.--Frank
Craven. having scored IN information,
al SUCCESS In his rehnarkabie charac.
tcrisation OF Jimmy 0illsy. the boob
br0ther-in-law IN Bought and PAIR
For" decided to write . play.
I'm . pretty good boob" said
Craven 70 himself. 40 I'll az myself
up . kind Of . boob part"
Bearing that IN mind. Craven wrote
End II now appearing In one OF the
most amusing little plays imaginable
ITO Many Cooks" Ito theme con.
Germs the JOYS and sorrows of young
man, who builds . house. Simple
theme! Why did no one ever think
Of It before? What could excel It, for
human interest?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
DEPOT BAR FIGHT IS
ENDED FOR PRESENT

The council committee on liquor res.
ulation Monday afternoon reported OK
unfavorably Aid. Hess' ordinance 70
raise the liquor restriction on the
Michigan Central depot. The council
chamber was packed with anti-salooo
workers. Aid. Hess. realizing that the
committee was lined up solidly AGAINST
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
PImpies Are
Signals Of Distress
I'M ~ Using etuarts Calcium Wal
ees They May Dc Renewed Quick.
", surely and Harmlessty.

|: Before the blood becomes entirely
II tells man Of it, con.
|tticn. II warns him repeatedly.
Nee messages are conveyed BY
|jmples, blctches, liver spots, eczema.
hkteE, rash. etc. II one disregards
AosN symptoms one runs the risk Of
|osmanently diseasing the blood be-
|ond hope Of cure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

There u sword play. passionate
vowAla q Iowa = man and princess.
gainst ~ vorll, and ore acts Of
4eh AID romauce IN 0rauetafks -
eeeentsd this week. By the Washiuc
Qsaas(ask = ! novel was one u the
hQDt xolJUosr and u stu popular
3c4co HnyWards = stock actress her
III d ~ mean ability. droUatiDod
~ book, md while che did not follow
~ story n the details. she did pick
)ut the most exciting and romantic
|(1patiQns aAd combine them into 4
bgtller Of the Prisoner Of zendA
re play is In avi acts. and deals
Ftth he love OF 0renfsil Larry, .
Qnng American. for the Princess Ye-
w.. Of the mythical country Of 0raur
lpst. He met her II Amefica under
- startling name Of Miss 0uggene-
Doker, and followed her smile and .
kafted kiss halfway across the world.
DAILY 70 ind he- princess and beyond
)im. a plot 70 abduct her, another
Rlot 70 marry hcr to q drunken prince
> neighboring principally. and stiu
&0tS0- V4O( &SU& S&tS4sAS$
- American HE opportunity. He fotls
VI three and eudeaTu himself TO the
)otion 70 such an extent that he IL a.
nNed to reign a. royal consort.
/ The defeat Of the plots and the win
ling OF the love OF the princess Was
- easy matter. and the audience IL
Kept In constant excitement BY the
snld NAV a. action and the many ex-
ifinr sMnation.' Misa Barney a. the
Srinoess ~ives a delirhtful perform
~ rhe roval maid IL In turn
IanrAfv Ana meitinr Ympertous and
vSSt. .asms win iaughter and soft
~ tesr. In other words. the prln.
~ - vsrx much : woman. Thurrton
s4ii 49,. an tdesi I.arrv. ana tho
at,.st h.twcar tha viriie Young
%~rtc., .ra 80 as.so,ute nrinceiinrs
s{..~S -. ,,-..,ct,c vanitv ~ no
'.sss-. uarrv Smsuerot ~ Harry
-ss,;sh y.-rv.s sr;erA to,raa with
.s,S.s wcrth,r..nn az the countsss.
1870 .n.s Ala Anuch m
s 80. ,,v vSp.s -. $1,000 NV into the
~. Isp,. ss.hsw p.ron
.%, sarn .r,.rd;a ch.rsctari.
sxsSr 80 ~. .ros, .rttst,c
~. AS on~ ,., =. ."e ' rh".,ss Gar.
~ -. p.our ~
.nos Ssr'ss' psH
sus vas'.M ~ C'e =.
os"e' parss Were ~ SsSsS'S
80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Tho navy department has asked the
forest scrvice 70 Investigate quito, .
Philippine wood. for possible use In
decking boats and ships. Longleaf
Pine. snxar maple and beech are the
domestic woods most used for decks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Of Z fusdist family. aid her love for
Jack Hale, the 'fuysipsr." who SHOVE
her the way TO @larnin" and the ghts
q sscaps which u Offers from her
sOrdid surroundings.
Jacks alterations 10 June rouse the
resentment OF Dave. her cousin and
rejected sutton. and incidentally bring
about . renewal Of the war between
tia TollivsrS End = rival mountain
clan.
After true love has run IT. proven
bial rough course June and Hale are
married ct the foot Of the lonesome
pine. the fuedhts are recouctlod "a
law and order. and the curtain falls
on the conventional happy ending"
Charlotte walker plays the dif1cult
role OF June with sympathetic artist'
ry, George Bancroft II delightful a.
John Hale and w. 8. Hart. - Judd
Tclliver. June's father. fulnIls the &C
ceptcd idea Of mountain fuedist.
George woodward. - Uncle Billy,
the aged and rotund Justice OF the
peace. and Ada Nsvil asi"Old Hun =
his wife. are . quaint couple.
willard Robertson does we'll In the
role OF Dave. the lawless. and vindic-
tive mountain youth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Slvsknvidsss .Asvs>n3
cennselsnt - - 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Buxom Sophie Tucker, bubbling
with mirth and laughter, heads the
Temple bill this week n = perfect
riot" (Quoting the press-ageut), 1T
csschy taotiue. Coming Immediately
after an oct through which the major
~ Of patrons had held their breath.
sophie plunged night into the work OF
relieving that attained feeling and,
within I minute sitter her appearances.
evtrybo6y IVES laughing. Her big
woke onl awonderful suggestive abil-
~ combine % make . great ragtimo
olaooe. Btonk G. Westphal ct the
plono essises6 materially 70 making
CHSrisa osspsVta 1 Co. N "rhs
Awoken1ug q 1ls. pipp,~ gave IN a.
aogeroeod p1cture of the 'mofnjoO
sssss TAs aet = aAniras'y rrs'
ftS : ioas ~ siass tvs Nsssv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Toilet Goods

Newbro's Herpicide Soap 80. -. 1sc
Palmer's Skin Success soap......2le
sc Ivory Soap (only three to a
customer) for ........ .1Gc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
r., +hn porn,;n Town+o. In The Rear Of The Soe--A Lot
VII tC aISdIM VUuNtCA Of Odds and Ends al Low Prices

s5c one pound L. & u. Sugar MIX.
In sealed can ...... t........ fBc
$500 bottle Celery Ncryine Com
pound. a nerve tonic OF eX-
oeptfonal value .......,....... sac
Ice pound onn Ready Mixed
Household Paints. all colors. 20
10o package Maltsid Milk Bone
26c bottle Twins White Llniment1Sc
BOZ tube OF Witch Hazel, Cucum-
Der, Rose and Cold Cream. 80. &c
800 lot Of assorted odors Snchets,
tse Leather Coin 3Pursss..... .. &c
S6c Imitation Leather Lunch
1oc Card Holder Racks. for photos
ind souvenir cards, 8 for. $3.50. SC
zoo cnrd Hires Cork Fasteners,
for catsup and root beer bnt-
&c ono bundle best quality Tooth
pioKs ...:....'''... ..'...... Ia
DC School Rulers .........,...... 10
LYth Brass .Goods--Fern Dishes,
SMrring Baskets, Ash Re-
IN s--from &c UP.
SC E& 3enir Cards, few subjects
8E: special, dozen .......... &c
s6cH gie pound Surgeons oakum,
Btorlllzed ........'. ........... 1870
oxolint Absorbent Linon. in one,
two and eight-ounoe PACKAGES,
lie, 30 and Toe
SOC POSTCARD and Photo Albums. Iec
$1.75 Smoking. Stands. brass and
oxidiDed. 2h It. high ....... $50
&c box Hardwood Toothpicks.
large sixe ID
loo Heart Shaped Candle folders,
with shades. flled with candy. 30
ESQ Letter Crest Correspondence
Cards. a few Initials. good
quality .......,.,. .....,...... 90
10c Bee Brand Insect PowdGr.... 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Hair, Nail, Tooth and
Bath Brushes

800 Pure Bristle. Solid Back
Hair Brushes zoo
75c Pure Bristie,, Solid Back hair
soc Good eris.le, Solid Back Hair
=, brushes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
handles; very good .......... zoe
$3.50 Bath Brushes. deta cha BILE
handles: excellent quality ..s1.1e
soc Nall Brushes. that you can
use several years ........,....3 ac
ESQ Very Good Quality Nail
Brushes ,,,,............... 400
S6c-~A Job lot OF excellent values
In Nail Brusheai your choice. ITO
soc Partisan Ivory Tooth Brushes,
newest thing In Richmond. :. Zoe
S5c--A nice assortment OF good
yalue Tooth Brushes; every one
guaranteed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2fc
b0c Bath Brushes. good quality. .88c
&s.oos Ebony or redwood Solid
Back Pure 8ristle Hair Brushes
ten and twelve rowe. each. .s2.1e
$500 and $3.50 Pure Br!stie Solid
Back Hair Brushes, eight and e
ten rows .......... i....... .&f.70
1850 and $1.75 Pure Bristle Solid
Back Hair Brushes, siX and
eight rows ...,.s............ 20
SPECIAL IN reeTH' BRUSHES
CSC Extra Good Value Tooth
Brushes. special lie
SPECIAL. IN COMBs
Goo Uhbrcakables Hard Rubber
Combs, large tecth; heayy.r.. $40
SOC Gents Dressing Combs. 49,
inch, hard rubber, coarse or fine
teeth 90,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

soc box Writing Paper, As sheets
paper as envelopes, good quail
lily ...,..... e................ A.
25c Cupid Pictures. In nice oak
frames, very attractive
100 box Sanfords Natural Fish
Food, for gold fish
zoe box Juvenile Writing Paper.
i6e bottle Bee Brand Lemon or
Vanilla ......... -.
10c Gold Kim Medicine Glasses.
hand graduated, accurate
$50 md 200 lot Halloween Pump
kin Novelties and Figures
choice .....,... ......l\.,, -
Zoo ono pound Jar Amalir Metro -
ieun oeiiy ........ 49,. !. 13e
30 Lilly Drinking Cups ,..... &c
1oc bottle Best Sewing Machine
Oil .,......... .....s.s.,..... &c
10c. Nichols Spot Remover. for
cleaning clothes ........... Sc
loo lot of assorted brands OF the
10r and 15c kinds Talcum Pow
o. DER .;' a.: 49,, -. g. ...;; oc
back ........... ..,., DC aEdnS
ESQ lot Unbreakable Fibre CombA o.
1oc large square cake VERDE III Z
Bath Soap. 7c. 8 for. 2>e
25c one quart Red Y DisinfectR INT. He
zoe 5-lb. bag Newport Sea Salt - M
SC roll Tragle's Toilet Paper,
tor g.l.-..,. "a =. II &c
goo bottle rragie's Double Dis
titled Witch Hazel 14e
lbc one box 8 cukes Waitke's
Oatmeal Toilet Soap 49,, ~. 4. ,10,
35c ono box, 10 sets. Fresh Ssid-
litz Powders ~ 1lo
zoe one pound parowax. for seal
Ing fruit Jars, etc. ~
75c bottle Tragle's Beet. Iron anu
Wine ..........l. ,,.......... 500
100 Writing Tablets f...... :. i7tso,
100 BelIAdOnna Pastors - "a. . . ~. M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

LOG package Poplin Envelopes.
20 to pack 1Sc
DO Mogue. Mlkado or Velvet Load
Tehcils .......... X0
&c Assorted Pen Holders. all
Styles .............. q xo
Eight Steel Pen Points. all
hiHuo ......s.- 90
loo Memorandum Books ......., So
80 Examination Pads ....., 40
DC package Business Envelopes $40
zoo Writing Tablets. best aual-
SS ..''s.....' 1A0
16c Writing Tablets, good quail
ity ..:>............ He
100 Writing Tablets. good quail
tty ......-.... 3E !
DC Writing Tablets, good quail So
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A very special bargain in initial
Correspondence Cards--an ac-
count of only having some of
the letters--gold or light blue,
Old English type. ut 90