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Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27
023356
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

- UVPHfii.itbt OF INC lnderiOr.
U. s. Land office at Los Angeles, Cal,
Nov IS. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Anna T..
Foster of El Centre, California, who,
on April 23; 1914. made desert land
entry No. 02S356. for SE y SW u, See
ton {. Township 16 s.. Range is E +.
$. B. meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final desert proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before the Clerk of the SUI
perior Court, at El Centre, California,
at 300 a. M. on the goth day of De-
cember. 1914
Claimant names as witnesses: James
r. G1rren, Elmer Beck both OF lei Cen
TO California Tchn ~ Waterman 90
r. F. d. No. l, El Centro Cal: Henry C.
Mohnike, of r.. Il. ID. No. J. El Centro
Cal.
Non coal IpuN -. HoCTfn
Press atElCentro, ,CalDec16 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

FOR SALE-Threshed milo maize
MESQUITE wood and posts. C. G. Hus-
sey, Seeley, Cal
FOR RENT-For dairy stock, alfalfa
pasture; also 20 acres green stalks.
G.. G.. Hussey, Seeley
FOR SALE-Alfalfa seed. home grown,
15c per pound G. G. Hussey, Seeley,
Cal.
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Republication
07311
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior.

U. 5. Land Office at Los Angeles CAL
1fornia, November 12, 1914
Notice is hereby given that Robert
Hansler, Seeley, California, assignee of
Robert s. Stratton, who, on Septem-
No. 3977, No: 072311, for N Y NE u :,
Section. 81. Township Is s., Range is
r.. ;. B. NJ, by resurvey, being the
N R of Tract 1872, Township is S.,
Range II E., and Township Is S.,
Range 13 E.. s. II. meridian, has filed
notice of intention TO make final des-
land above described. before the Reg.
ister and Receiver. U. S. Land Office.
Los Angeles, California, at 500 a. m.
on the 2Sth day of December, 1914.
tave Champion, Harold H. Jewett,
Henry f. Stults. Thomas Ragland, ali
of Seeley, California. -
Non coal JOHN d. ROCHE,
Press atElCentro. .CalDec17 Register.
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D. D. Mulligan & Son
UNDERTAKERS sax
LICENSED EMBALMERx
Phone SO nj Centyn. r.,
OUR EQUIPMENT
complets and sv No dMse
OUR POLICY
Courtsoun sraatsnpsa
Reasonable price
PIONEER TRANSFER CO.
.. II. TIaAHoNE, rvss
1895 yifth gt. ps,~
O134G1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IlHnnr 4 mNnI nr dhn lna...l..

U. S, Land office at Los Angelo caf
Oct, 23, 1914
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas
Phillips, of Sisbee, California. who.
on June 20, 1911, made desert land On
try, Serial No. 03f6i, for the north 40
acres Of Tract 104, TOWNSHIP Is g..
Range 13 H.. s, b. meridian, has filed
notice OF intention TO make final dcs.
ert proof 70 establish claim ~ the
Of the Superior court at El Centre
California, az 600 a. M, on the SIN
CAV of December, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses
Charles II. Dearborn, Waiter IInwels.
both Of Silsbee. California; w. w. Ia.
porte, 2, w Evans both or EI Cen
tro California.
Nun .coHANou2S JOHN II. ROCHE
Press atLlCcntgo.Cai Register
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27
O7296
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. of the Interior.
U. S. Land office at Los Angeles, Cal,
Oct. 16. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
o. Hampton of Silsbee, California, who,
on January Z, 1910, made homestead
entry n 07296, for SE 4 Section 20,
Township 16 s., Range 10 T., S. Il.
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final five-year proof, 10 es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the clerk OF the Su-
perlor court, at lei Centre, California,
at 300 a. M, on the End day of De-
cember, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George l.. Campbell, of Seelev, Cal;
Henry u. Walker, John Bodendick,
George w. Hulse, all of DiXieland, Cal.
Non-coal JOHN ID. ROCHE,
Nov 27 Register
Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27

is no small job, and yet r. l.. Har-
rell has undertaken such task for
the Eilers Music Company, which is
retiring from Southern California and
will in the future restrict it's bust
ness to Oregon exclusively.
At one time this great music house
had tbirty-six piano stores on the Pa
cific coast, all of which have been
closed out in Southern California, ex-
cept the Ell Centre branch, which is
ordered sold regardless of cost in
order to make clean sweep of this
territory by January 1.
This is an absolute, bona fide re-
Observation-Disclosures sale by the
Eilers Music Company. Their inter-
ests i, the Northwest necessitate their
leaving this valley. OF course the pi-
amos could be shipped to Portland
hut that would only entail additional
expense, and the pianos would still
have to be sold. Such high grade pi-
amos as the Hazleton, Steger, Kim
ball, Marshall & Wendall, Eilers, Duo
Tonal, Ellsworth, Hoffman, Kremlin
ETC., will be sacrificed. Not "thumr
box" in the list, but the very high
est class of piano construction.
The prices-$123,, $148, $lS3, S197
S21S, $237, $253, $276, $293, $3SS
1867, 1898, etc.
E|LERS music co.
622 Main ST., Ell Centre
Z. L. Harrell, Sales Manager
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FOR RENT--OFFICE SPACE

FOR RuNT-Office space. Bell &
stump, 119 Fifth ST.. Davis block.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27
MALE HELP WANTED

yvNNTED-Cotton pickcrs: 81. 25 per
hundred. w. M. Law, 8 miles north
of Holtville. x1Sll
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FOR SALE~-LIvE STOCK

FOR SALE-Horse, coming A years old,
and nearly new harness and buggy;
cash or trade for "oung stock. Frank
Trahin, u mile north ~ east Of
Heber, at Giles X179
FOR SALE-24 head of heifers, 10 head
of steers; also one mule colt ! year
old E. T. Morrison, h miles south
east of Holtville. Phone 90F2.
FOR SALE or will trade for young
mares, pair first class mules; weigh
2,5o0. l.. j. Varney ranch. miles
east El Centre.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for calves
: or chickens, 46 fair-sized hogs, brood
cows and feeders. Address Box II,
care Press x180
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Four horses
and harness with complete equip
ment of farming tools. 526 Vine.x1SO
FOR SALE--Three- -year-old registered
Dutch Belted bull. Call F. L. Harris,
miles east, on cemetery. 1852
FOR SALE-Two A brood mares.
Also sheep for sale. Call Garren Ho-
tel. El Centre.
FOR SALE-Horses and farm imple
ments. 705 State X1S1
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FURNITURE

WANTED--We pay highest prices for
second hand goods. McCune Furni-
ture Co
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EOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

A SNAP
Two absolutely new modern
u e $ completely furnished
throughout; rented for $40 a month;
Al location; $1,000 cash will handle
thls; 1t Is a snap of tho first order;
VIII pay 20 per cent net
THOMAS BEEMAN
EDGAR BROS. REALTY co.
SIT MAIN
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27
WATER sToCR
LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN

TAKEN UP--Isay horse, weight 200
III wears old. George Neasby, mi e
east l mile north of Heber. MS.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

Woman for general house :
work on ranch Call on or address
Mrs. Il. II. German, Holtville, CaLf1S1
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR sALE---One 3-year-old fiily
One s-year-oid COW, fresh, sec "-OO'VV
ond calf, heifer ........ 5000
aUo young laying hens, per doz. ESQ
Three rolls new hog wire, per
1000 20. % feet new lumber. 1x1s, 80
One Columbia Graphophone, 46
-Four cheap work horses. -'''0
Fifty acres good volunteer cot
ton land for cash rent, or any part
of 1o3 acres for sale. Six miles east
and l mile north of Imperial. H.
Hcnricksen. $50
horses he wishes to ship to Puente,
Cal. He would like to get into COM
munication with anyone who is go
ing to ship horses within the next
week or ten days to either San Ber-
nardino, Redlands, Riverside, On
tario, Pomona or Los Angeles, so as
to arrange to pay part of the expense
Riverside, Cal a. 49,
335 EGGS YEAR, each hen, guaran-
teed, feeding cheap home made stim-
99IIant; full instructions 81, or send
sfrcs1a spc, Stamps, PS coin. to cover postage on
enough for two months feeding your
unlaying hens, fully convincing you
before sending 81. (Buy hens, make
kins ST., Seattle, Wash. x1S0
BUY YOUR FUEL NOW :
A reduction in the freirht rate on
coal enables us to sell it at a price
that makes it the cheapest fuel to
be had; Get your orders in for de-
livery direct from the car which will
arrive In few days, and get a spe-
cial price. The Feed & Fuel Yard,
354 Olive. Tel. TAI.
WANTED--To buy rubber, at special
price. Must have enough to fill out
car l am shipping. Will pay 21kc a
pound for tires and Sc for inner
tubes, for limited time. Sam Danen-
berg, 460 Main st. -1S3
RECLAIMED ALFALFA SEED. free
from dodder and Johnson grass; high
termination, excellent color, 16c per
pound t. o. b. your railroad station.
Send for sample. E. F. Sanguinetti,
Yuma. Ariz. 201
COTTON taken at 10c a pound in ex-
change for pianos. I will advance
the cash for picking. if NECESSARY.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27

HAVE PAID $120 on lot on Olive street
near Tenth. Original price $500. Will
take $50 for what have paid in and
turn over contract. Balance, $40 per
month to w. T. Bill Co. Address Box
60E Co1
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27

FOR RENT-50O acres at per cent
of the value; long time lease; cheap
er than owning the land Mesquite
Lake region; best water system in
the valley. See the owner r. y.
Mccall, Imperial. Phones 63 and
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
Europe's Most Deadly Murder
Machines Are Product Of
Yankee Genius
COLT CALLING, HOTCHKISS;
EACH DID PART
Hiram Maxim Leads All His
Countrymen As Inventor of
Arms
BY CARLTON TEN EYck.

Nv Nnst<4 EE~8ssI
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Whether they
now IL or not the European soldiers
lighting the battles of the kaiser, and
the czar the president and the kings
are using instruments Of American
Invention, or. at least, arms which
had their origin I'm the United States
and which In some cases, have been
improy ed abroad.
and Maxim are names familiar 10
every school boy when applied TO re-
volvers. rifles and even to quick.hring
guns Of larger calibre. These men,
aroused TO their inventive genius by
the Mexican and Civil wars, perfected
the art Of killing men to q remark
able degree. The guns at Liege and
Antwerp are the descendants OF those
FIRST used at Buena Vista and Gettys-
burg.
Each one OF these inventors worked
under conditions which might be cali
ed romantic. None Of them was brutal
enough to sit down and figure out a
way TO kill many human beings at
once--which Is precisely the result
achieved by the terrible engines Of
destruction today.
DR.. Calling. for example. had a noble
purpose I'm mind when he devised the
rapid-nrer which bears his name. II
was during the Civil war. A regiment
Of worn out. starving soldiers was
passing by Calling was moved to
compassion He thought that he
could invent a gun which would make
many soldiers unnecessary by using
one weapon 10 do the work Of hun
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
I'M NEeI1e By
IN no Ivu1II1nn Harold
GA IN =, 1AA11O11 MacGY0h
Dollar Mystery
$4,000 For 100 Words

The publication OF .-rhe Milton
Dollar Nystsry" continues today.
The story runs for twenty-five oon-
wssLs n ,s Thu *. p TRRsnhous ~
~ Film Company Il has been made
D this paper. but also 20 ses u saea
week In the various moving p,etvIs
aysssry story $1,000 VIII Be given
The prize OF si0.O0o wan be won won
~ the man: wom sss;.s % sh, soiusioS
% the mystery. from which the last
viii Sc made ana the last two chap;
ters OF the story written ~ heroic
solutions may be ssnt ,99 Nh .Ss
lers bldg. No. y wabash-aSs-
fssssSS. OF ThsnhT9a amn,s bids.' II
4 West -Twsnty-third-st, New fors
~ They must bear postofhce marx
nos later than that that d ,,Sss v,n de.
tsrmins which OF the many s9iutiens
resolved n the most acceptable Ths
5odgmsnt 9f this board VII. % a
IS.S,: an. nature n .i, b IN
s6cs in the selection OF the winner
% the Slo. GOO prise. The IasL wv
reels which win give TIE most nc
VIII Be presented In the theatess
hAvtng this feature 90 soon an " ~
praetieal 70 produce same The story
eorresponding 70 these motion pie
turos viii appear In the newspapSss
substantially, or a. coon aitsr ne
appeArencs 81 the pictures az prsS,,
teal With the last two reels VIII
- shown the pictures Of the Nin-
nor. HIS or her home and other IN.
ter6sttng features. II n understood
that the newspapers. % TAR - prac,
teYg of the story by. Harold nsSratn.
viii Also show q picture OF tns s"--
cossful conteetanG
solutions 20 the mystery must not
~ more than 100 words long. hers
ere come Of the questions TO pc kept
n mind In connection with the N.Y.
esry ~ an aid 20 o solution
No. l-whaf bscomss OF the mu-
Nc i-what becomes Of the
Ss s~whom does E,or.ne. mar
u e, .s s.ws.. becomes Of the Rus.
Tobody connected either directly
~ inairectly with The Million Dol
lar Hystsrys will be considsrsd a .
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

over the ridge. They CLEAN. though
there II no sun.
I'VE rush forward shouting. This
time they are In front OF US. II ID In
toxicating. We do not know where
We are. we do not see our comrades
who are falling ut Our side. We only
see those grey tunics, those spiked
helmets, which are falling back. How
ever. they do not turn their backs on
us. but how badly they IRE. All AT
once shells begin to arrive. They
nave got our range. We cannot hold
out any longer So. without turning
our backs, either. and continuing 10
IRE. we withdraw. all the time helping
the wounded 70 come with as. We
form again on the other side OF the
ridge, but above on the top our places
are taken by another force kilome-
ter nearer the enemy than we are.
tThis refers TO the French system OF
advancing the firing line by relays.
the movement being infinitely regulat-
ed by the central intelligence section.)
1T 10 marvel to see the supple
ness of these masses which succeed
each other without cessation. without
disorder. The heaviest lighting leaves
US masters OF an intact force. the
flesh OF our army grows again under
the very blow that tears II. and the
enemy may strike all he can. He
cannot weaken our grasp, which 10
already beginning to crush It,"
Here's an imperial program which
has had to be modified, II not alto.
gether abandoned. II was prepared
by the kaiser. according TO reliable
and contained the follow.
ing plans for his stay in Paris be-
tween Aug. IL and 20: ~
Capture OF President Poincare, the
the British and Russian am
bassadors, the directors OF the banks
and the presidents Of the chamber
and the senate.
An embargo on the Bank Of France.
The detention OF numerous political
and financial personalities, and OF
writer's hostile to Germany, Of whom
the German embassy had prepared 2
list before mobilization.
The confiscation of the public debt
register. 80 as to compel French gov
eminent stockholders to accede to all
exactions and to demand peace.
Once Paris had been occupied an
army of 100000 reservists would. In
the German estimation. have sufiiced
to maintain order south and north.
while % frst-line German corps
would have marched against the Rus
SLAMS.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
VERY FUNNY, IS
SOLDIERS VIEW
OF FIGHTING
Rush Through Bullets With
Knapsacks as Shields. Describ-
ed by War Victim
KAISER'S WAR PROGRAM
IN NEED OF REVISION
Original Program Called For the
Capture of French Govern
ment by October 20
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS.
lStan COrresp ,ndent United Press

BY WILLIAM PHILLIP sIMMs
lSfdn Correspondent United press.)
PARIS. Oct. 12.--(By Mail to New
York)-A modern infantry advance
under heavy hre Is graphically de-
scribed by q wounded French soldier,
just back from the firing line.
I'VE advanced" he says, by sue.
cessive bounds. II was very funny.
We are rather scattered about In lit
tie groups OF five or six. We consult
one another.
Are you there?'
Yes,
Come along then
$50 We rush along for q hundred
yards without looking at anything,
our knapsacks In our hands In front
OF our face like shield. When we
get out OF breath we fling ourselves
down fat in the mud. We hold q
muster OF our force, and on the right
and left We see a few parties OF the
company. Everybody has climbed at
the same time. Everything has gone
well. We hide behind trees to watch
for q favorable moment for a fresh
advance.
Bullets are whistling. but they pass
well above our heads. The Germans
are too near US on the other side of
the hills and they scannot touch us.
Besides. they fire so badly. They do
not raise their rifles to their shout
ders. but Are from the hip without
aiming
We are right at tho top now, and
we keep looking to the right and left
to make sure that We have not got
ahead OF our comrades A few mo-
ments' rest and Il is time for us to
dash forwards. One OF US. a private,
lifts his rife up in the air. Every.
body understands. At the same time
we all show the point of our bayonets
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

That's your aRair. I'll send down
:<hn ambulance. Keep her quiet.
+ 0ne'lI have a species OF paralysis: but
{hnt'rl work on under the treatment
( q strange business"
$50 Il Is" agreed Jim grimly.
Ylorence knelt beside her friends
<h1n and cried softly.
~You called me just In time. An
( &onr later, nothing would have saved
her She would have been paralyzed
: for lffe.v
HIM accompanied the doctor TO the
'xoor and went In search Of Jones. He
foond the taciturn butler eying the
<lfult basket, his face gray and drawn.
fho1,eh HIS eyes blazed with fury.
tPoison!,
.Z "A pretty bad poison. too" said
&11m awe can't do anything. We've
EIuot rot TO sit sim. But In the end
veil get them. That she-devil
me. my friend: hat he-devil, The
xonan Il mad over Elm and would
&ounmit any crime at his bidding. But
|111o = his work. We want him. He
semi without courage TO send this
){ru1t, knowing that 7 would instantly
|1mDoct the sender Yet, I have no
rGnite proof. I could not hold him
- eonrt In law. He viii have bought
~ fruit piece by piece, the basket
~ basket shop He will have In
oo1ed the poison himself when alone.
>U1r Susan. That messenger was
DmhOnt doubt some one over whom
holds the threat OF the death-chair.
6t's the way he works"
~ I'm tramped the room while Jones
$1,000 the fruit to the kitchen. The
11ev returned after while.
*vvhat about that blank sheet OF pa
4 ~ has to be dipped into solution,
<(.6r that you can read it BY heating.
Ave already dipped II into the solu-
The moment the heat leaves the
1T the writing disappears again.
r. lnk n waterproof I'll show you"
<ones got candle from the mantle.
=. and held the sheet OF paper very
- TO the fame. Gradually. almost
1orceptibly, letters began to form
~ blank sheet. At length the mes
- Was complete.
3onr Hargreave-The Russian min
Il e police n at the Blank hotel
he name Of Henri servan. He
u11Gn<inG the work Of the Black
= NE country and can free
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
|xNoPsls OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS,

:oxNoPsIs OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
stanley Hargreave. millionaire At
Ter = miraculous escape from the Den
se re Is. sasnl sseS q R i ives the life
g ssslSss m nSs sssne leader q
the Black Hundred knowins rrnr,
6iS own home by balloon Before
oSoaDing he writes q letter 10 the girls
wh ,s e ssrss os sslSss s ns S.ss
2sneStcr 's Fio Ss Gray Tnst day
5iSrSresys also draws 100000 from
10 bank, but IL r. reported that this
@roepsd iHsC the g, ns Mssn sas 0io0h
y3oFsncs arrives from the girls
reaeeL CcSnt s Ola ,. sra'n ssr e - q
i Means Of making Florence : target
1000 900. and Braine. their leader.
4s ss sssDs sf Ter ! humber Of attempts
Esrsrssvs butler. and Norton. answs-
K tcncesied above the rendezvous Of
M Black Hundred. a man learns Of
10 recovery OF the box from the sea
~ ) sailor and OF its subsequent re-
1rickiy comp unicates the fact 70
jouos. A duplicate box In planted and
3Sfer secured by the band. but before
~ oentsnts are examined the box mys-
Finding himself checkmated at every
6ofnI Drains endeavors =? enmesh the
HarGreave household In the law In or
X6P 10 gain free access 20 the house.
XRo timely discovery Of the plot by
H6rfon sets the police at the heels OF
1h6 pack and results In Q. raid on the
6one's rendezvous, which. however.
0roVea TO be barren OF results.
81 The Black Hundred begin to fear
Xirfon and plan TO dispose OF him.
X6ain the unnoticed butler shows his
k1nd BY rescuing Norton and defeat
Inn BgainA ~
braine and Countess olga plan dar-
.1ug attempt 10 capture Florence and
X6rton at masked ball given by Prin-
CO. rnrlova They defeat their own
o1An by overanxiety.
" Nv chance Florence discovers cave
mood by the Black Hundred. Being
ourprtsed by members Of the band, she
concsals herself and then learns OF
1rnterfous paper which In OF vital inn
n6rfance to her fathers safety. and zt
6rSAt rtsk to herself secures the paper.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

The wife OF the great botanist
beamed at him across the supper
table.
But these" she exclaimed. point
ing to the dish OF mushrooms that
had been set before her, ARE not all
for me, are they?"
Yes. abel" he assured her. 81
gathered them especially for YOU"
In Ave minutes she had devoured
the lot At breakfast next morning
he greeted her anxiously.
sleep all right =" he inquired.
"Splendidly
Not sick at all--no painsf"
"why, OF course not, Charles" she
responded.
"Hurrah, them" he exclaimed. II
have discovered another species OF
mushroom that isn't poisonous. Top
Notch.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

The Frolic OF 1914" viii be the
Folly theater Offering next week.
The company includes the La yieta
sisters. Montgomery and Healy, Sam
Wright. John De wese. Gussie White
and the special dancing team OF Emil
August and Simone de Beryl
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

gave II wrench. and brought Is
down savagely upon Braine's head.
Then he reversed Il and backed to-
ward the front entrance.
'Au revoir. till We meet again, gen.
tlemen!"
tContfnued MondayD
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

The Social Maids" headed by
.ieorge Stone and Eta Pillard. win
occupy the boards Of the Gayety thea
Ter. next week. A new musical COM
sdy called Busy Little Cupid" win be
presented. The company includes
Silly Baker. Billy Foster. Jack PHI
ard, Marty Seamon. Jessie Hiatt, and
lie four Haley sisters.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

Highly Recommended.
Art Dealer-Not valuable. my Le-
onardo da vinci? You are joking! I
know the painter who made II and
he Is very talented.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
The First spat.

Mrs. Newed (wishing a s75 hat)--I
cook and cook and cook for you. and
what do I get? Nothing!
Mr.. Newed-You're lucky. ! always
get indigestion Judge.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
II Never 10.

" never 10.
Some terms cannot grasp at all.
They bring my thinker grief;
Why Is II that they always call
A lawyers plea a "brief?"
Peoria Journal.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
Blanket Sale


ideal Perfection tooth picks,
the box, Dc.
WIKI" hand soap. loc bars
now Gc.
Genuine bfistie clothes and
nat brushes. special ut Use.
l5-inch oval bread boards.
Plain edged shelf paper, spe-
cial, y bundles for use.
Wizard OIL floor mops, al
ready oiled; complete with
handle. soc. M
"useco" toilet paper. now
4 for 25c.
Jewel, shine. swift's and
Lively. Sally washing powders.
2oc sizes, f5c: SC and Toe
packages now De.
About 1900 bars OF various
well-known laundry soaps.
special at \ bars Tor 1sc.
Wyandotte cleaner and
cleanser, here at Sc.
2g-Mule Team Borax. pound
packages, ec.
Extra strong household am
-nonia. 7c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.