davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-06

CLUB No. 90
Fancywork Magazine
Gentlewoman
ioday's with free pattern)
CLUB No. 21
Kansas City Weekly Star
Farm Life
Everyday Life
CLUB No. IS
Gentlewoman
Woman's World
Home Life
CLUB No. %
Kansas City Weekly Sta.
Everyday Life
Home Life
CLUB no. 80
Southern Ruralist
Home Life
Gentlewonan
CLUB No. 2.
Farmer Wkly. Dispatch. psi
Home Life
Farm Life
GLUE No. ~
Rural Weekly (St. PAUL.
Gentlewom;.n
Everyday Life
CLUB No. -
american Horne
w otnan's World
Gentewoman
CLCR No. ~
McCall's with free ng1tsr,,
Everyday Life
household Guest
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

3udsr. preiie fejt. Maffinirier gnl
9onf S.90e; poipbereb 8.10e; Cubes
$3.50; sra.nlirter Sc; gonfsetios
rns ..M' 1906; off yA. 1856; fpeis
bsr ertra .g1 7.45c; eytrd g. 7.25c.
MoIaffts in ffeti1:$-Tstp Or.
leans Open asitle 38-45e. Gsntrifu-
|aal 18-20c per @alIon..
Rets. - Gcuifidnd. synnen 6edb
6a-7e, primd 5i-6te. orbiHsrer At
-5c. sapan 4s4ft PET Dfunb.
Tatrp probuste
Dutter. - Wnrit ruhiq, DreiTe
feIt. Wbolsmili grtrn 34c, gens
tralissbGrtra 31ae, Gsntrali5sb syirits
27l 2Sae, bo. 6econbs 23-24c,
iSanep Oairp 23c, pading Stod
20as per pfunb.
adfe. Warft itetis. Dbio l5le,
EorbmcIfIiher 15a-16c, TEN DOri
16se, Gdpsi,sr 20c, bo. grid lac,
aimburssr 14e per pfunb.
Gier. Wartt feR. prima
friIds Siibnsrsisr 22Af, firifs 2Oac,
prbindre firits 17Ae. Teecnbs l5ac per
Dubsnb.
gsfIiser. - 3ufubr mabis.
Marft ffetig. Gprinsers bon Q pfb.
unb bariiber 17r, iilter 2 plumb
Ice. Sennen 13c, SGbne 9ac,
9rutblibnsr 10-154c, guns Sc. iaHae
Gnten 10-12e, ganfs 6-se per pfb.
DIR unb GemafG
Sunge MepfeL Meaiben
@luib, srtra fanep S2.503.OO per
Wbl.; Wolf Wiptr $500 3.25 per
BbI.; einbsimifGe 50-75e per Bu.;|
ppunb g3opaI $3.50 2.75 per 9bI.;
Gnmmsr 1eIIflppsr $2.252.50 per
@bl.; Gummsr Queens 1925 ESQ
per Dbl.
GstYonen.-Wnrit & NOR setia.--
5onrp MsiIina $5.00--5.50, Gdlifor.
mia $4.00-4.75 per ailtt.
lrnupen-RGrtt rntin urb Re-
fig. California So. 90 $50 Der Rifle.
Mnanas.-Uloriod $500 -S.60
per Grois bon "a.
pfirfi1ealla. gIberta, per
Grcit $l-25- -150, EsnnsiIss gIbsr.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
Glnk'N Nadrid)ten.
0onnsrhaG 20. 9lus. 1914

Donneritag 20. 9tus. 1914.
Der Obioflub mar sefisrn itatio-
nGr uRb bate am glbenb bel bieiiger
Stabt einsn @aiisritanb BON 12.a
Gub. a
Die folgenbsn Depeiden trafen
fpdbrenb beg ssftrissn Tases bier siu:
pitsburs, pa.-6 SUB unb ttigt.
WbeeIins, 90. Bass SUB.
parisrsburs, 10, 9a.-2.4 u. fdllt.
aunaipba 5aas, 70. 8a.-O.4 Sub.
Gtarlsiion, 90. ga.-5.8 CUB.
portsmputb, O.-4.3 SUB unb fdllt.
2ouispiIle. 4p.-8.2 SUB nnb iteigt.
WoTbpille, 9sm.-8.1 Gub.
CHATTANOOGA, 1snn.-7.9 Sub, fdlIt.
Gairo, Sll.-9.5 SUB.
Mempbis. SsnH.- H.-5.7 Sub unb fdlIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

ia, Crate $1.25-1.50. aentudp, per
9u. $100- 0-1.25, Ohio Miber, per
Blu. 75c$1.00.
| Bfrnert - Ginbeimifhe Bartlett
$500 2.75 per Bbl.; J!emiIb geautp
$2.00--2.@ BET 8bf.; Clap syaporites
$2.O02.25 pet Bbi.; gea $1.O0--
$50 per BbI.; einbeimiids 9drptit
Soc bis $1.25 pet 9u.
pfIaumen. - Oainfon $1.25
1.50 per Bu.
2n6ermefonen. - Snbiana
35-50c per aorb uHb $1.00-1.50
pc, Stdnbarb Crate.
Waffermeionen iperben ju
5000 s.- 100 Giiid ssrtauft.
aartDffeln. girheimifhe
80. / $2.25--250, 80. 2 $1.25 -
1.50 per 8bl., Gobblers $3.50 per
Blu.
Hrauf.-D1drtt rubig. ginbsis
mifhes $1.50-1.75 Der gbl.
3niebeln.-ginbsimif6e freibe
$500 $50, selbe s5.00-5.50 per
Bbl. unb $1.50-1 10 per 8n. Weibs
G.65-1.75 per Bu.
glumenfob. - T.50-1.75
per gbl.
Crime gohnen - Einhtimi.
fdt $1.00--1.25 per 2 Blu. Sad.
grbfen. - Seftlide 75e--$1.00
per Bu.
@urfen. - ginbeimiide 20
25e per Dusenb. DeftIide 50-75c
per 6anlper.
10 m atoes. -Ginheimifde 60
$1.00 per 9u.
aarotten. - 15-2oe pet
Dubenb 9iinba.
Rotbe Muben.- ginbeimtf&e
20-25c per Duberb Bfinbel.
Spinat. - GiHbeimifder $1.00
--1.25 per BEL. =
Wtibe Ribem $2.50-2.75
per 9bI.
aanbprobufte.
6eu. go. / Timot6p $3.50
1900. 30. 2 1imotbp $16.5O- -17.OO,
glo. 3 DO. $14.50--15.0O. alee: go 1
semif9ter $500, go. Q $500, go.
/ alse $3.50, Ho. Q 1850 per
Tonne, alfulfa $16.50-22.50 per
Sonne.
mibrenfutter III fi.tis. aleis
$25. 90 A26.00, Wioblino srobe $27.s
50-28.00. bo. fsines $28.50-29.00,
semiihtes 5uiter s26.50 -27.00.
Gdmertien. - War.t fteiig.
&leeiaamen $7.0O-8.25 auf bem 9es
lsif. unb $8.0O-9.75 per gu. BON
Store. 1imothp $2.25-2.6O duf benz
gtfeiie uno $2.75-3.10 Der Blu. bonn
Siors. WuHipeia.n s1.30, Gla9ss
famen $1.40 per Bu. bonn Siore.
Derf4febenes.
Dele-Marft ftetig. 2einSl 70.
bes 6Oc per Gallone In partien bon
s gbt. geio&tes Ii metr. 90. /
2arb5f e0e; Cotton Sssb Del raffis
nirtes SIC per Gallone. 1srpentin SAC
per GdlIone In gartten pon 10
Barrels. petroleum, Ohio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, DO. $50 Grab 10ae,
5eabfidbt 175 @rdb 12c, grolpn
gaiolin zoe. Vapbta Ice per @alIone
in partien BON 1--5 Bbls.
Gals.-Ter Wdrit in rubig. Sbio
rp;n<r q on qDiL;nrv ,,y,h 0Iyrou
$1.14 per Bbl. bon 28o pfunb.
1dls itetig. - prima gitn Ga
65e. bo. gountrb 6E-6sc per pfunb.
RobIen-Wartt ruhig. yougb'
biosbenb $3.50-3.75, glub unb Gfad
1928, aanairbd Gsadiobl.n $3.50
3.75. TuB unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per 9onne obseIiefert. RauhIofs
Stiidfoblen $4.75e. Mntbratiie $7.75
per 9orne abseliefsrt. Cote iofth
$6.o0-6.50 per SonM abgeIisfsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

Rinbbieb.-Die Situatipn BOT
| ii9 beute ,iir ipsnis perdnbert. Der
Warit mar lansIam unb iaum itetis,
aiibe aber fonben quite Mbuabme unb
ipnren fart i'm preiie. Gtoders
iparen itstis, bsseleihen Mil4tilbe.
S6ipsre unb mitilere Stisre $3.50
10. OhIsn $8.00-6.50. fylsiI1ers
Gtiere $5.75-7.75, duserleIene bis
ertra $7.S5 - S.25, 6eiiers $3.50
760. nussrIeIsns $7.65-8.00, aiibe
$3.50-6.00, auserlefene $685.
10. grtra 81, Gamers $3.25-4.65,
Stoders unb s5ssbers S3.75-7.75,
Gtod Setfsrs $5.5o-6.50, Stpds
Riik $3.50 $50.
BuIlsn.-Dis 3ufubr mar nur
mdbig unb bic preiTe itart. ~ Was
esre unb lsihte $4.75 -5.S5, Bologna
$5.85 - 6.65, grtrs $6.75. fstte
@ullen $3.50 700.
Gdlber. Mnfanas mar Der
Wdrtt itetis. sessn GdIub absr fIdu
unb fhipah. - Srbindrs unb grobe
$5.50-10.25. fair Bis CUTE lei9te
$7.50-10.75. Gttrd $10.75-11.
@ 1meine.- Der Wlarft mar
beute ftdrter unb bic preife iiiegen nm
1Oc per 100 pfunb. - Der Mburft
fhloB fturt. - S@nere Sdipeins BON
250 pfunb auFp6rts $S.909.00
quite Bis oussrleIene @srpadunss.
iinb GIeif@eriprisn $40 9.20, crbis
ndre BIB dussrIefsne fdipere fette
Sdue $5.75S. Gytrd $8.00--8.20.
Gtass $4.50--6.25. IsiAietg tgsrfanSts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
1xslid5sr maarffberidt
Gineinnafi. 10. qfuauit

iHb " u " " 10. uu9uI.
Die no&jcigenben Quctirunaen Be.
5ie6eu ii9 nnr ouf gngrob 9rdnS,
|aitionsn. 1si ifeineren gef&dfteu
|rerben etipos b5bete preiis bert9net.
Wrobtfionen
Der Wadrit mar rutip, praIe felt.
g &ma Ia prtmd Gteam
10,025-10.12ac.
Irodenaefafseneg gleif&.
Short clear Geiten 133-13ac, iborI
Rippenfeiten 13--133t, ertra i6ori
tIear Gsiien 134--13ac, SAulferr
11a--11at. Bellies 141-147c, IoI,
unb DC mebT Derpadt.
Batou - Short clear Geiier
143-15c. iur5e gtippenIeiten 143--
14ac. ertra fbort clear Gsitsn 14a--
l43e, S9ultern 12a a12ae unb Bel.
lits 154--16c fofe unb 4e per Bib
mehr Derpadt.
Suaai gur.6 Tlsif9. =.
Shinfen 19-19ac, gicnic Shulterr
14i-143e, gredtfdftgdcon 20-203c
G4uItern 14a-14ae, trpdene 8sei.
Shinfen 28-3Oc.
Sibaep5feffes mfeifd.-
Shinien 16-16ac, a]ifnic GHulterr
13-13tc. Bellies 16---183;, Gdul.
tern 13-13it. Rem yort Gut 13--
1870.
srif6-s Hfeife. edin.
ten 151-15ic. pienie G&uIisrn Ill
-11se. e9ultern 114-11tc, f6orl
Wippenfsiten 12--12Ie, fbort clear
Seiten 12--12te. erira fbort Seiten
12-12ac. gedies 14-16c pro Nfo.
Webl urb @etreibe
Mebl. - minter paient $4.55-
4.75, Minier syaneD $42O--4.45, be.
Jamilb $3.50 1896, Grfra 1896
3.55, orbindres $3.153.35. Barter
Wei5en patsnt $5.05-5.40, bo. fdncp
&.75-5. bog Tamifp $3.95-4.15,
Roassnmebf, norbpsfilifxs aemifftes
$4.40-4.55. reines gitp $4.45 =
Ats per Hbl.
Wsisen - 90. 2 roth.r Wint.r
So 99ac, SO. 3 bo. 9S-9Sac, SO. A
rotber 1856.
Melf9forn. - go. / ipeibes
8ee, 30. 2 bo. 87ac, Ro. 8 bo. 81
S75c. No. a bo. 86A-S7c, No. 8 bo.
86--86ac, 80. 8 bo. S51-86c. To. l
sel5es 86ae. 30. 2 bo. 86-86Ae, 80.
3 DO. 85t-S6c, go. A bo. S5-S55c,
30. 5 bo. 84a-85e, 80. 6 bo. 81
84sc. go. / semifdtss 86Ic, go. 2
bo. 86s6ae, g,o. 8 DO. S5a-86c,
30. A bo. 86-853e. 30. 8 bo. S41
85c, 0. 8 bo. "a 484ac. Meibss Rols
bentorn $3.50, selbes aolbenforn
86-S7t, semif4tes Solbeniorn IS :
86e.
6afer.-glo. 2 fpsiber 44-44ac,
Sianbarb tpsiBer 43a-44c, 30. 8
ireiber 43-43Ac, Ro. A tpeiber 42---
43e. 20. Q ssmiffaer 42a-43e. yao. 3
semiI9itr 42-42Ae. 30. A ssmifdter
41--42e,
Rogg en-. - Wo. 2 84-85e, go.
8 83-84e. 30. A 81-83c.
Wdl5. - fyriibiabrs geriis, 81
-S6es bo. orbindre 75-78c per Blu.
Wbisfs.
gertauft ipurbsn S17 gbIs. Dis
filters yyinifbD GopbB auf ber Bats
bon $1.35 Der GdiIone.
OroeerieR
aaffss- murit rubis. preife
fef.
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gbicagp, 19. 9luauif.

S9tpsine. -3ufubr 1900. Wsartt
bOber. aeidte $8.90-9.45; semil6te
$8.65-9.40; f6pere $8.50-9.3O;
raube $8.50-8.65; Gertsl $7-8.85.
RinbDieb. 3ufubr $4,000. Marft
ifetig. Besbes $1,000; Gtiere
$6.30-9.30; StOdsrs unb syeebers
$40 $40; aibe unb 9eifers $3.50
800; adlber $7.75-1O.75.
S9afe. -3ufubr 1900. Marft
ftetis. Sfafe $5.10-6.o0. Sdbrlinse
B-7, QGmmer $6.50-8.45.
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aymutb nnb e6anbe Gsuisriasn
Der iih nibt beIebren lniien fpiu, beibf es in
Der @ibeI Was aber fpn uinu bon Ginem TO-.
gen. ber Ritte eeeer tetu urnpbIiein fblit,
arteu, GrfdItrne sln S6tutnofunt uhtpodien
iirb iberbnupt gerinps riebeI grpb uerben idbi
fptbrenb bod et Bsrunrb ardnfrrptnrn, bdS
ere s,s Sss y S ae m ss 1oss ~
frd gu befcmmen obrsfftre B. 1ltisiiefhfer u
Co., Dor 1919. glstp Ucu .Gltp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

Ger neue ilinae 3bronfoleer lit
aud nah bieier afidtunlg ein nod
anbeihriebenes 8latt ilno oie Sp1ns
rltig ift auf bic eriten ,S6riit5iise ge-
rittet, Die barauf in Si6t treten Der.
bett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

forten $3.50 -9.20, Jerfel BON no
pfnnb unb ipeniser $5.75-8.20.
Shafe unb 9dmmer. - Die
3ufnbr Don Sddfen unb 2dmmern
mar siemIi9 srob unb bic g}reife far
SGafe fielen Inn 15-25e, pd6renb
9dmnler I'm 10-15c beruntersingen.
Shafe: grtra Iei6te $4.75, CUTE BIS
duserlefene $4.25-4.65, orbindre Bis
fair $2.50-4.15, i6ipere S9afe $3.s
75-4.25. Gdmmer $3.50 = $50;
guIIs $4.50-5.00.
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aafern.nhpfbIathe.

llnieroffisi,r: Dem Gdmubsde
fibt bts Uniform 10 i@Iptteria am Sci.
be pie einem frifdb ausaetro&enen
aiisen bic -Gieri1als!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
0iebnsdrfte.

Cincinnati, 10. glusuii.
3ufubr unb 1erianbt tpdbrsnb Der
persangeneu "a Stunbsn, psrslidxn
nit ben porbersehenoen 2 5assn, ipus
ren ipte folgt:
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ReD gOrt, 10. a(uauit.

Rem yOrt, 19. 4usuit.
Mebl.-Martt feitsr. preife nomis
nea.
Rogssnmebl. .-Martt feiier. syair
Bis sutes $4.50-4.70, aiserleienss
biz faneD $4.75-5.00.
WaismeH. Martt itetig.
Rossen.-Martt f.it. go. 2 peIts
li6sr 864e {. III. Stem gort.
gerite.-Ularft fsit. Wal5gerfis,
nsile, 68-75e {. |. {. Buffalo.
Wei5sn.-Martt unssresslt. Hener
SO. 2 roibsr $1.O2 i'm Glsbator; rieuer
go. 2 barter $103ac e.i. (. Nefp
Yort; neIer Ro. l Nortbern Duluth
$1.104 unb ysO. 1 Gortbrn Wanis
toba $1.151 noninsl :. /. (. Buffalo,
Wslidtorn. Murtt pilis. 30. 2
gelbes 92c c. |. (. bel 4ntunft, argen.
ttuiides 87-92e abgsliefert.
5afer.-Wartt fsit. Stanbarb ipsi-
ber 48t-49e, RO. 8 48-48at, faneg
sebiilFer peiBsr 49s-51ae.
Seu.-Wartt itetis.
5opfen.-Warit itetig. Gtate, orbi-
narer bis auserleiensr 1912, 13-16e;
pacifictiiite 1913, 17-2oc; 1912.
13-16c.
5duts. - Martt it.tis.
9eber.-Watft fsit.
port. -Marit feit. syamilp $27--
80, ibort Clear $23-25.
gssf.-Warft fsit.
S6maI3.-Mart tart. Mibble
Weit $10.30-10.40. Raffinirtes feit.
Continent $10.95; Siib amerita
$11.65, COMPOUND 84-8te.
Sals.-Warti itetis.
Molle. -Narit fsit.
5ar5. -Wdrtt iietis.
Reis.-Wlartt fef.
Molaffes.-Martt feit. ~,
3uder. -sR Rpbsr feit. UlolaHes 5.s
88e; Centrifugal $3.50. Raffinirtsr
fefi.
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g6teaap, 10. 9luauft.

Ghieaso. 10. 9lusuit.
Weiaen. = Jiir September 3D.
96se, am @dIub 96e; fir DECEMBER
$1.00a-1.0 am S4lub $1014;
fir Wlai $1.o73-1.oSa, am S4lub
$1.OSt.
MeII4tDrn.-5iir e<ptember 7s3
Sole, am Gdlub 79Sc; fir Deem.
Der 69s-71tc, am Sdlub 7ose.
6afer. = Siir September 43a
44sc, am Gdlub a3ae; fir DECEMBER
464-47sc, am S9IuB 46ac.
Rosgen. 80. 2 82e.
Gtrite 63-68e.
5imotbp $4.75-5.50.
Rleeiaamen.-aeine Quotirungsn.
port.-aeine Qun.irungen. Sir
Geptember $22.62 - 22.75, am
S6lub $22.67; fir Sanuar $21.60.
S9mals $10.07. = Sir Gsptem=
Der $9.75-10.02, am SdIub $10.s
OF; fir OttObsr $9.90-1O.20, am
ShluB $10.15; iiir Sanuar $10.22-
1o.45, am S9lub S10.4o.
gtippenieitsn $12.37a-12.S7t. -
syiir Septembsr $12.72-12.80, am
Stlub $3.50; fiir Sttober $12.27-
12.40, am SdIub 1927.
Butter unperdnbert. CREAMERY 23
--29c.
Gier anperGnbsrt.- Orbinarp firits
19-2Oc. firiis 213-22ac.
aaripffelu itstig. Jerfep gcbblers
75e; per Sad 7St; Minneiota SbiOs
55- 5-60e in Built. be. per Cad 60
CSC.
DefIiissl. = 9ebtnbes unpsrdn'
bert. 9tlte Siihnsr lac. Spriusers
154--16c.
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GtNtinxst. l0., aaauit lsll.

Had teuie pasen bic @tIddfte in ben
btsiige1 Bdnfem rubig, bod n e3efb fetr
fs|t. 94s aarTeben .un cali segen better
Gidsrftif purben 696 bsreHnet unb DE.
tddftspapiess puroen ebsnialls ju oYS bis.
t0ntitk
HsSfn szf M, DssF
nur6sn ~ 16--20c Eisfonto per $1,000 Spis
f1t4 8dnlsn psrfauit. Die gounfsrrate
bstrdst zoe %rdniie per $1,000.
.ssAfa ~ enssts
&a6efsNnpeilungen auf qombcn purbex
Der u sos Der yIuno Sierfina perfault.
In Vep Dogf wur6.n @efjsl auf qonbon
Iu $500 per Tfnnb ; eriiMg auf Nnites-
,ari Az ~ Gents per Wulben uno auf
5tsdbrtnl ~ 80e per Krone psrfauit.
pAasts.E Ebfiaatismen.
aibig nns itetis. Die gant.u quDtireu
g.usauL gersaui.
~ Ucnbs 1915 Coup ITO 111k
" bombs. 1918. ...... .f01 loz
~ Bombs, 1899. 81 W
~ Xanania .......... 9oX geb.
" Banana .... 100 1W
ditarIms 6sait timiats.
Die llmids. im bisIqsa Gf.arinJtoufe
tfiisfsn lid beute ani 1885,, ,460.
rDtai,esfnriidtfa.
Sff Mart in Qofaliefusitdtet liset gan,
rnD gar oirniebsr. Mn bsr H6rfe mar ouf
mid. elm ein,tafr pedanf ~ berihten uno
INT oiifnsH llarfte bic foisenben:
5m sHeuss DsarTss,
80 Gine. Gas & electric .... 90
20 Clip & Cub. Bel Eel. 60 -. 1870
5000 9inc. Az 1929 103
giatitebmbe TabsIs Don im bieiistn
starit bsiinoliAsn BonoJ uno aftien gietr
bic oiiSiellen GuotiruHien an:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30
DENMARK TABOOS FALSE ADS.
Law Makes Untrue Descriptions Of
Goods Offered for Sale a
Penal Offense.

A law relative to unfair competi-
ton and the putting before the public
of untrue advertisements in Denmark
went into effect on October 1, 1912.
This law, which has called forth
some criticism by the merchants, has
a provision that forbids more than
two clearing sales year by any firm.
Exceptions are made in case bank
rupt stock ID to be sold or the death
of a partner or owner shall cause the
closing out OF the business below cost.
or If bona fide winding up Of the
business is undertaken, or II the place
Of business is to be removed to an
other locality, etc. II. however, any
Of the above exceptions can be shown
not to have been true a criminal
prosecution Is possible.
The law furthermore contains penal
clauses for persons who are found
guilty of using false descriptions Of
goods offered for sale, of employing
false business names or firms In car
,,rying on trade, and the like.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30
tiigh-orade LubrioatSon.

Any engineer WIN tell you that you
can run high-grade machinery with
.low-grade lubrfcating oil But he will
also tell you that You can't do it long
You may save money with the inferior
oil at first. but you will lose In the
long run. Poor fabrication will ruin
the machinery.
Advertising La business lubricant
You can run your business a while
with cheap advertising you will
run it into the ground Friction will
ultimately get the best of you. You
will find that advertising in inefficient
mediums, far from saving money, is
in reality reckless extravaganza.
There are cheaper advertising meds-
ums than newspapers, but none more
effective In keeping your business GO
ing with medium Of friction and q
maximum of results. This paper is
the best business lubricant on sale
in this territory, and the more anxious
you are to keep down the running ex.
penses of your establishment the
greater is the reason why you should
usa it.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30
GOOSE OIL FOR TOILET SOAP
Properly Perfumed, It Is invaluable,
Especially II the Hands Are
chapped or Rough.

From four to six pounds OF clear
goose oil comes from a goose while
roasting. This can be utilized in
making delightful toilet soap. To
four pounds Of goose oil add two
pounds of mutton fat. one can of
potash. one quart of cold water. two
level tablespoonful of salt. four level
tablespoonful of powdered borax and
five drops of oil or rose. Melt the
goose and mutton tat and strain
through cheesecloth. Then measure,
using large pail, and pour into good
sized pan.
Add the water, salt and borax to the
potash and stir occasionally When
cold and the potash is dissolved, pour
it in fine stream into the fat, STIR
ring constantly. The fat should be
cold, but not thick. Stir for ten min
utes, or until as thick as honey. Then
add the. perfume and pour into shallow
pans lined with paper. Allow to stand
until firm. Remove from the pans and
cut into cakes. This is excellent for
chapped OF rough hands.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30
DANCING FR0cKs IN VARIETY
6siiiIart Effects Mark Those Most Up
to1Dzte Beads and Floral Bands
Both Largely Used.

Fashionable frocks call for light
garnitures of gray and brilliant eff
fects. This brings into use bands,
motifs. tassels and such shapes as
corsage girdles, tiny yokes fitting
around low neck, jacket and tunic
shapes, and SO on. These are all Of
crystal. pearl. rhinestone and Jet eff
fects. and many pendants are seem.
Frfnges are used very effectively and
are of beads in crystal, pearl, silk and
beads, chenille. ribbon, fur and other
materials.
Pendants and tassels of beads are
of every size, shape and color, and are
used wherever one can be placed,
either for use or for ornament. Some
Of these tassels measure 81 inches and
are of rhinestone, crystal and pearl.
Black and white net bands are en-
broidered in beads and silk and In the
rich but subdued Persian, Turkish and
Chinese colors and designs. Cascade
effects on bands and f1ouncfngs are
also Of beads Steel is used with jet.
Floral bands used on net dancing
frocks have larger roses Of satin or
chiffon and smaller forget-me-nots.
These trimmings used to keep to one
color, but now several colors are COM
bined, and these bands are used ON
founces, top of the neck, lower edge
of sash ends and sometimes a row
around the girdle. Some net en-
broidered bands are IL inches wide
and reproduce Persian rug and cash
mere shawl designs.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30
NOW DRIVES HIS
OWN AUTOMOBILE
How a Merchant Discovered His
Mistakes and Won
Success.

There was once merchant who
owned hardware store.
This merchant was a Woodworking
man and he had increased the size
of his business by great effort. He
had been in business for ten years.
But although his business had more
than doubled, he found that his profits
were not as large as he thought they
ought to have been. His running ex-
penses, rent, light, heat and labor
we're Of course higher than before.
This merchant had Problem.
At last he reached the place where
his courage was very great, and he
decided that he would find the mon
key-wrench in the machinery So It
came to pass that this merchant gave
much time to the study Of his bust
ness.
His clerks: Were they doing their
best? He Investigated their sales.
He took note of the ground they COW
cred and the time 1t took them to
close SALE He found that most of
his clerks were efficient. Those who
wasted time and energy he either
taught or eliminated.
The merchandise he sold: Was that
right? He had his local printer make
him some simple forms on pink paper.
On these slips he kept account of the
different lines that he sold. He soon
found that the advertised merchandise
sold much better than the unadver-
tised. So he weeded out the unprofit-
able lines.
The location of the store: Was 1hat
as strategic as 1t might have been
There was no denying the good posi-
ton OF the store. It was well in the
heart Of the business district. He
ought to have attracted many of the
pessers-by to his store. How? Why,
by his windows of course Windows
he hadn't thought of them before.
What sight A couple of lawn
mowers, coil of hose, apd settee,
constituted the display. No arrange
ment-nothing to catch the eye of the
pedestrian
He assigned one of his clerks to
dress new window every morning.
He bought the youngster book on
window trimming and told him to do
his best The result was immediate,
He got the public's attention from the
start. 1t was a good move.
We're his expenses too high? He
thought that they surely must be to
blame He went over the list, his
rent, light, insurance, heat and wages
The first was reasonable. Insurance
was fixed and heat, of course, varied
The wages were right, he believed in
paying good wages.
How about the bookkeeping system
There was the trouble. He had been
figuring his profits haphazardly. No
wonder that his profits had not kept
pace with the growth of his business
With this new knowledge he installed
system which figured profits in a
scientific, accurate way.
BY careful analysis of his business
he had found the monkey-wrench. 1t
had taken work and perseverance to
discover and remove it, but it had
paid. That merchant has prospered
indeed. He opened another bank &C.
count and his store leads any in his
state.
Now he drives an automobile. And
he owns it.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30
Tariff Affects Price Of chaIIIs.

The fine French challis which once
sold at rs cents and 81 a yard are
now so and SIS cents The domestic
chaliis are even less expensive and
are very pretty. The matrials are a
yard wide and no great amount would
be needed for the pretty overdresses
which are going to be SO popular, and
remember that the day of the "compo-
sition" garment is at hand, and two
contrasting fabrics will be found in
almost every gown. Figured skirts
with white overdresses, jackets or
tunics, or the reverse, will be seen
wherever fashions arts decoy"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-04-30

Many sugges-
tons for the heal
ing of souls may
be found in this
story of the cure
of a man who was
deaf and. dumb.
Notice
The Look
of Jesus-"up to
h e a v Q NJ t h e
heavenward look
is necessary for
those who would
restore sick souls
Such a look is
assuring. In this
day when an many