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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-09
Vanderbilt Yseht wreck Aba>-
doael.

Despatchss from Panama that
Frederick ". vanderbiits 100000
yacht Warrior. which went ashore
on the Colombian coast Jan. -. has
been abandoned - . total loss were
confirmed BY the Merritt q Chapman
Wreoking Company here to-day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
5 ARCFNTA STORES
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

Little Rock, Oct. 20-Fire which started at ? o'clock this morning in pressing establishment in the rear of Joe Inda's pool hall at 120 West Washington avenue in Argenta, spread east and west, gutting five buildings and slightly damaging the Riff & Go. dry goods store.
 The fire was discovered at 2 a. m. by Police Sergeant Rutkowski. By that time it had attained great head way.
 Almost the entire south side of the block between Main street and Maple stereet, which runs north from the bridge, was burned out by flames be- fore the Argenta fire fighters were able to stem them with torrents of water
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Adopted by Union Grove local Mo- 626, F. E. and c. U. or A., on the death of l.. L. Johnson:
 Whereas, death has visited our un- ion for the first time in IF months and claimed one of our most efficient mem bers, L. L. Johnson;
 Resolved, That in this we see an expression of divine power which con trols the destiny of all men and work eth we'll for those who love him.
 Resolved, That this death brings the other members closer together that we show more kindness to one another and as farmers and neigh bors we must do all we can to help the bereaved ones bear this great sorrow and unite with them in the belief of Gods word.
 Brother Johnson professed religion in his boyhood, joined the M. k. church, south, and lived a devoted Christian until his death, October l, 1914. He was also member of the above body. We have not had more devoted member of our lodge since its organization in 1904.
 Resolved, That page of the rec ord book be left to his memory; that
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
SPRING HILL.
Health is still good in our commun-

Health is still good in our commun- ity.
 The farmers are almost through gathering the feecy staple Short crops and low prices are quite dis couraging. May they learn to live at home more and not depend on raising cotton for everything used in our homes
 Spring Hill will have one of the best rural schoolhouses in the county when completed.
 Some of our citizens went to Little Rock last week and bought a new or gan for the church. Several from here attended singing at Needs Creek and Pleasant Valley. Remember, singing here next Sun day afternoon. All come and bring your books.
 H. B. Smith was in Conway one day last week
 The death angel visited the home of MT. and Mrs. Roy Sims October IA and took from them their darling baby. They have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereave- ment.
 October 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
At The Theatres
THE ARKW AY.

Lucille Love, the Girl of Mystery v the fourth installment of which was scheduled at the Arkway last night, failed to arrive in time to be shown last night, but will be run tonight. This installment is said to be one of the most thrilling of the series, and probably will be seen by large crowd. This feature is shown in 15 installments of two reels each.
 Universal Ike Almost Hero,' a Universal Ike comedy, will be shown tonight also.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
DAYS DEVELOP MENTS IN EUROPEAN WAR

l
 It is officially announced at Tokio, that the Japanese cruiser, Takachiho, was sunk by mine in Kiaochau bay on the night of October IT. tOnly one officer and II members of the crew are known to have been saved. The Takachiho had on board 284 men.
 That section of Belgium which stretches from Ostend on the North sea to the French border, from which the strongly fortified French seaport of Dunkirk is distant only few miles, is bearing the brunt of the heavy fighting between the allies and the Germans. The invaders have been attempting to force their way along the coast between Nieuwport and the Belgians, who, aided by British warships, according to the French of ficial communication, have succeeded in repulsing their attacks. The nature of the assistance afforded by the Brit ish squadron is not divulged. The lIOOpS WIlO dIe GU against edel other between Arras and Rove still are driving with shot and shell, and probably with bayonet, and in this district the allies have advanced at several points, reaching as far, in some instances, as the wire entangle ments which constitute part of the German defensive works.
 A Berlin official dispatch announces German forces have reached the neighborhood of Dunkirk and that the inhabitants of Dunkirk and Boulogne are in flight at Dixmunde and Rou- lers.
 The German embassy at Washing ton, basing the announcement on dispatch from the far east, by way of San Francisco, says that the Brit ish battleship Triumph has suffered severely from shell fire from the Ger man fortress of Tsingtau and has been forced to withdraw
 l uIkey Has TeluSeu IO dSSellI tO Great Britain's request that the Ger man officers and crews on the former German cruisers Goeben and Breslau be discharged The Ottoman govern ment says the matter of the reten- tion of the Germans is domestic question.
 Partial Russian successes in fierce fighting in the region of Warsaw and south of Przemysl are reported official ly from Petrograd.
 That the allies have recaptured Os tend is the report sent to the London Post by it's correspondent in the north of France, who says he has excellent authority for this statement.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
THE GRAND.

"The Gypsy Gambler" Kalem drama, will be featured tonight at the
 Grand. According to the story, Ep- san, gypsy gambler, loves Pardena, daughter of the chief of the band. The latter incurs the enmity of the gambler and is later slain by him as a result of a quarrel which follows a game of cards. When the gambler tries to find Pardena, the girl has vanished. Pardena, meanwhile, has wandered away from the band and loses her way. An Indian chief guides her to where her people has just en- camped. Finding the band had left, the chief proposes to Pardena, and her decision brings on a series of events which is sure to enthrall mo-
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20

ance, good interest continues to be. manifested in the revival meeting in progress at the tent in the courthouse night, and at the conclusion of Rev. Andrew Johnsons sermon there were several conversions. The singing led by Prof. J. F. Bates is a strong fea- ture of the services.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20

a copy of these resolutions be furnish ed the family of the deceased and a copy be sent to the Log Cabin Demo- crat for publication.
 Jesse w. Thompson,
 s. J. Hankins,
 E. L. McNew,
 Committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
tion picture patrons.

tion picture patrons.
 "The Royal Slave" two-reel Selig drama, the fourth episode of "The Adventures of Kathlyn," will conclude tonight's bill.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20
PLEASANT VALLEY-NORT

The people of this section are al most done gathering their crops. The corn crop was light, but the hay crop has been fine. A good lot of wheat and oats are being sown, so the peo1 pie will live regardless of the low price of cotton.
 Lee Burchfield will teach at Cadron Ridge schoolhouse, as principal, be- ginning November 2. Rev. H. H. Melton filled his appoint ment here Sunday. The Woodman Circle of Conway unveiled the monument to the grave of Mrs Belle Walden Sunday at Pleas ant Valley cemetery.
 Fred Burnett entered the State Normal last week.
 We are sorry to report the death of Roy Simms' baby, which died last week
 Joseph Burchfield will teach at Nal lettown this winter, in Conway coun- ty.
 Several horses from here have been sold in Conway in the past few days for the European war.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20

The fourth installment of "Lucille Love-" which was to have been showr last night at the Arkway, failed tc arrive, but will be shown tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-20

It is officially announced at Tokio that the Japanese cruiser, Takachiho was sunk by mine in Kiaochau bay on the night of October IT. tOnly one officer and II members of the crew are known to have been saved. The Takachiho had on board 284 men.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
{ FIVE DIE IN HOTEL FIRE.
Leaders stopped to Dress Aftes
Being Aroused.

NEWARK. Ohio. Jan. s.-Five mon
are known to be dead and half dozen
were seriously injured in a fire which
early to-day destroyed the Kearns
Hotel. and restaurant. Five bodies
have been recovered. The fire was dis
covered by Patrolman Goss. who
awakened Arthur Grub. the hotel clerk.
Grub ran upstairs and aroused the
dodgers. When Grub attempted to e.
cape he found the stairway choksd
with flames. He rushed through the FIRE
and out onto the street. his clothing Q
mass Of flames. Several Of the dodgers
rushed to the windows and leapsd ia
the ground In their night clothing. Sew
eral stopped to dress and II was i've OF
these who lost their lives.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
BARNES WANTS WApsW ORTIZ
TO BE- THE GOVERNOR.

Mr.. Barnes Is inclined to an upstate
candidate for Governor and has his eye
on James w. Wadsworth jr. Of Genes.
see. who ran for Lieutenant. Governor
with job Hedges for Governor in the
1el. campaign, Mr.. wadsworth Is stay
ing far avn; ~ Texas this winter, look
ting after hi5 enormous ranching Inter-
ests there.
JOB Hedges h getting ready his auto
mobile for an early tour through the
state to rally votes as he did three
years ago, when he overwhelmed the
state machine and captured the hornina-
ton for Governor in spite OF Chairman
Barnes.
There are lot OF other candidates for
Governor already In the neld. District
Attorney whitman has agencies at work
No the. State and 10 reported arranging
to announce the selection OF various
committees to promote his candidacy.
= Former Congressman J. Van Veehtan
Odcott and William >. Bennett. both OF
New York. are asplrants.
For. United States Senator Herbert
Parsons OF New York IL the favored
candidate of the new coalition. but
there are reports that at the last min
ute the allurements OF Washington life
may prove no strong as to lead sena-
tor Root again into the neld.
One uncertain element figures as the
vital factor|in all these plans. Can
didates for Governor and United
states senator must so before the peo-
ple and be chosen by a Statewide
primary Instead Of by CONVENTION. The
bIst laid plans Of bosses. leaders and
coalitions are liable to he upset In a
popularity contest in the primaries.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
IMPORTED
TOILET
ARTICLES

22SSsIEEkr r5wSS.Hs.. z
white. rose. nAturslle
and Rachel tints:
were @7c. 72c. 9sc.
aaGGes.' &c. aSSs IL ~. ' o.
D2 exEE sroyRS2sk.I s.t !
fumed and adherent:
urelle and Rachel
tipts: were 23c. lOe:
foS this sale. t6c. 32e,
DOklN's BABY row.
DERs pure starch
: sS KS: SG,ss H.. 4 e.. III:
DORIN's POU ID h E
vEI.OuTEE; extra fine
and adherent In white.
rose. naturelle and RA.
chel tints: were Z 40;
D9nIS,s FoMP0Ns. q;
., powder d. pad
rose and Rachel tints;
30 In Ok. wero
NRiN's POUDRE DE
RlZ DELAuNAY; a
very heavy powder for
professional use In
white, rose, naturelle
and Rachel TINT, in
wood box: were 0Oc:
for this sale. <tDo
D0RIN'1 = q U @ e DE
Ahles paste form for
lips And face: were
%Sc-0<c: for this
DS siiss.r S::S;stSaA.s ~ ~
PLAQUE form: shades
for this sale. Q1,2i
D0klN'a NOUvELLE
for eyebrows. etc.. In
black and two sha des
OF brown; were 500;
for this sole. 2tSc
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sk1ns, EAaT1,yE * NJ: e.
niE.AtGp.s NON rIi1s
s.: 1921 s o:.l:. Y ~ 2
oORAx (POWDEkEDD.
pound pkge.: was loc;
sSsss!sss.s Ac,p crow:
.i;;:.ASs.;s:;;'ss;s:A.'ss$:sss'|
sEEIIi,s StAs..cSAR-ANsS,
for the treatment OF
conatipAtion; .3Sc siss.
sale. 16c; 800 Sss.
cSsT6a OIL. U. g. p ;.
(Macyl; &-os. bottle:
T r.Is.. is?c d. s so;:
c,SII!caS.s 22s.i All, IS 8
.n Ms's y,ID, wa iG, Sherry SHERRY!
o$sbxsttf AtrSi'isAr. x, x:
laxative water bot /.
tied at the spring In
c.sHhsa0;liiSc' 'soIHr13Ss:.
s%, as prescribed by
a gal. was oee: sale.
1sc' I gall, was 9pc:
o9sSS1ssgp 1 = !. | ! !:
in9 purp0sco: 2.Qs.
bottle; wee 18c; sale.
e4a::ssHs:o v::.-1$s?Ss'
88NBs 10
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DRUGGISTS
SUNDRlES

ADEgNllENT, COTTON
MAcy)i U.g.P. Hrade:
tissue lined cartops:
rsSvsisksse fiGhiEfis aM "a
TENS (NeeyIi guar
anteed certified ~ per
certificate with each
thermometer: have In
destructible index mag.
nifying front and hard
rubber case; were 4n.S:
ssEsN!sfHoLATED SiE
!Mscyli t:o.. bottle;
conditions In the head:
AL APPARATUS, style
Home d. D. No. a.:
fully equipped for
treating rheumatism.
lumbago. and also for
face and scalp;.,wIas
42.v1: sale. .x.AS
MEDICINAL ATOM
,IZEk (Macy): for the
nose and throat: has
indestructibis inside
tube protector: VS.
NEpliLizER OR Atom.
HER. to vaporixe oily
com pounds: makes the
applying of mentho.
lated oil In the treat
inent of cold In the
head fully effective to
lief; was soc; sale 40.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

william Livingston, who Is eighty
two years and, has criminal record
q yard long. was sentenced to jail
again to-day for six months by JUS
tlces Moss. salmon and Collins In Spe-
'ciai Sessions He was arrested In the
Simpson Crawford store Dec. %. De-
tective william Thurman saw him steal
eighteen pairs Of ladies Stoves. He IL
8 Vstsrsa d ehs civil war.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

Msxeinal sni Ts3sl Psspsrasisas bsaine Mays
aans " ssssaatss 70 - aksshssly ~ sai con-
pssnlsd saiss kysisde ess6tsas.
"Msey's 0~m" preparations ars ns6s ksa he very
lest materials sblaiaabls. 1hst guilty b what ssll
Snfty witch ars ~ udss Wildly sdvsssissd trade
aaeAsd aanss.
70 buy ''Mseys Own" sseds is safe. sure and
economical
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

Ais!s: :ss|l.t a.: i. h!
49,, rsg~D ss::s !
our reg. price oc. ale
6cj one pound. We
ASsffiEassD's - !, ss..y,.s:sS:::
AM 81 's sisA 81
concentrated ouNihy;
mixed With three parts
Household Ammonia
81, pipt bottle: was iSc;
Aseo'SArIc srIaars 81 81
AMMONIA. U. 9. p:
a.cs. bsttls. was ia Al
AiisciSSaqL ts.., ou. liz
graiu, known a. Pure
Alcohol"l Aecy)e q.
g.. ' sssssE';.M:.,Sss!:::l' i
ALCO HOE, Dspsssss1
M ~; 1ii1 Ts'. ise' q;
Bsc:sHE%!xIySH!
about so IN bottle:
was 10c: sale. o
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These periodical Sales are held 10
call to your attention the extent and
completeness Of Mays stock q i'm
ported and the best domestic Toilet,
Bath and Medicinal Goods.
MACY'S DRUG SALE HAS NO
RIVAL FOR VARIETY AND PRICE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
LEADERS S|DETRACKI'.
WHITMAN TO MAKE
,ST|MSON GOVERNOR
New Republican Combination
lsHeaded by United States
Senator Root.
BARNES TO BE BUSTED.
Rich Young Mills viii Dis
place Chairman and Pay
Off $4,000 Debt.
BARNES TO BE OUSTED.

ALBANY. Jan. 6.-The activities Of
Henry La stimson In Republican state
politics. nominaily. in the speakership
! contest but In reality In a much larger
game. reveal the new combination that
has been formed to control the Repub-
. Iican Party in New York state and TO
: parcel out Governorship and q United
States senatorship.
This combination Ii headed by sena.
tor Elihu Root. with these assistants:
Herbert Parsons. who wants to be
United States Senator to succeed Mr..
Root: Ogdepr Mills. the very rich young
man who has entered politics and as
pires to be State Chairman: Henry L.
etimson. protege OF Senator Root, who
70 to be the combines candidate for
Governor; Samuel Koenig. Chairman Of
the New York County Committee, who
IN to continue in that place and be re.
warded with some lucrative state officA
Dlstrict-Attorney whitman. who pre.
vlously had the support Of the Parsons.
Noenis group for Governor. has been
e'detracked In favor Of ME-. stimson.
BARNES WILL De FORCED OUT
As LEADER. -
william Barnes Ii to be forced out az
the State Craftsmanship by a financia;
transaction and rich Mr.. Mills out IN
his place.
Tho Republican State Committee 10
$4,000 In debt. for which Mr.. Barnes IL
personally responsible, lie having given
notes for the deficit from last year's
campaign. Mr.. Mills will assume the
debt and pay It on IL he u made Chair.
man.
Mr. Barnes Is endeavoring to save the
financial crisis by having a group Of
his own friends come to the financial
rescue and mako up a pool to cancel
the deficiency. Mr.. Barnes went to
New York yesterday and Ia there to-
day to protect his own interests, leaving
the speakershtp contest here to be con.
Quoted by i!eute- ants.
The coalition has selected Mr. Stimson
as Its candidate for Governor In hopes
that he will lead the Progressives back
into the regular camp. He has been on
both sides OF the fence. nrst as Roose-
velts defeated candidate for Governor
In 1910 and then as President Taft's Sec
refary NJ vvar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

LAvENDEH UlGIel.I.INO
9ALT0 ~ acyD.
psPsd: va. AIS i:.. "GIS;s
LIQUID 0RDnGN SOAP
eH A MOO (MacyDi
used by many hair.
dres sing osta.biish.
ments; Sos. bottle.
xkdbk' ecssSN. h sSs
style tins.
:bc eiSe. sale 1Ba
bOc else. sale 3lDo
+ a l. GU n POWDER
violet: ID. Aims. ref.
Boreted and Carlo.
n Ssd ID. tias. yss
NE%'tSSstLAs rEs:s
NMB@For handk Or.
chiefs or Toilet use
let, tafnation, white
Lilac. White Hello.
Srope. Jockey club.
Peau d'DspaGns. Crab
Apple and White
Rooe. sprinkler topped
.oe. oottlss; sale.
8\6s Cos. bottles.
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INl::'yi:; Pm. s;.. III;
NAIL BIEACh (Aeey)
3-os. bottle: was GAG:
NMH'BurrERe, cha aSe
ois covsret 'pad: eegu.
lation tee handle style
assorted siBoe and
woods; were lee: 1Oc
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NACY,s PREPARA-
E1xHTMRAST vi
COD LIV II r !;
practically taste
lees and UtU not
dtsturb the dtOes-
ton. Asa true con.
strucft..c fontc u 70 ,
superior to the
Wine Cod Liver
Preparation sold
at agency sfores at
~ the bottle. Full
srploH0fioR Of the
scowderJuI tS0redt-
eNts and also d.
recftons >ctth each
1905. bottle; ,cas
CSC; sale. $50
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

STERlI.lZED 0AUZE
(MaryDt- Theoretically
sealed: yard wide: q.
yard length: was SIC:
sale. 3as'
25.yard length: was
e1.9l: sale. 08e
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

BATH SALTS (NseyD.,
Sells Aromatic Bath
Salts: odors-OrfentAl.
Verbena. Eau de CO.
iogne: In at. size bot.
tie. was e1.48: sale.
5]o. q Similar to I'm.
PSS,rl,sSdi that sells At
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

Wins "y txe HSC
1905. b0ttle,
sNade 0ccordtWo TO
the f0rwvto the
best OF other
1roHds wee: scds
40: Sele. ~
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BAL. ny ST,.HI,,t!M sSs.i
green spflnkisr. topped
bottles: io-es.: VS.
'Ssss:;$;Sififa$|:,FASssS$::$Si
prepared; sscsii.pt for
adults and lnfants;
.! IS bc.!s.s... ..';l !:
CyCVnRED COLD
.3srsi.was ec:-l1e
CAMPmQ1 ICE grlCtke
POWDER0 seyli
cSSs1I;4sS;i s;. f.; -. :: !;
COCOANUT OIL (aeey)
Sos. jars: was 2tc:
c4 SSS! +; TOOTH II. row y; Y:
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A HiEs f fAsIh4As,o "
naasssi$$A;SsEasaSsxgsfaass;:s;
WAFEnS, dossn In 9
oS$SSs5P'giS!;; s .,,s.!. =:
Rise: special. lie
DOC siie; sale. 2Sc
LADY WED0TER PILLS
Maseyls.ioo in bottle:
L,dTTTks,,,.S !xTHsA!.!IriSc!
LicoRiCk 20 fP1SewDEoss
COMPOUND (MacyD /:
sos. pkge.: was &c;
liAslss; WATER t...es r
purrsst,:..plnt bottle:
LlTHIA ia b L r r 4
tMocylt5.Rrain: about
90 In bottle. was ! Sc:
uaIe. Ixc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

N ALT Elk n A C r
none letter: We: iss;
xi !; i; q ..: y. : 5 J
xTTsshihS; 'if!i.Asrt&8ss
cloth: 10 70 pt box; w a.
xisNsrhS}MrED 5i H
[ Macy; for cold In
the head: to be used In
atomiser: 4-ox. bottle;
wah zoe: sale. 1Sc
MILK SUGAR. pound
oRxsHtss e. iSiI!sixEpif!tee
ANT iwas ] g.. sale. I &c
OlIlyE OIL, MEDICl.
NAL { M0cyDs the best
imported quality Ob-
tainablo.
l6.os. bottle: was
sec: sale. SIC
Sos. bottle: was 3ac;
4.os. bottle: was 1870;
sale. lie
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

Fn ENCM MANICURE
! .:Io'F'd' were -? ~
I'm BN CM. " HIT =
T1Cl.E KNIVES. fin.
=: a.. .''''' were 81 Is:
EN- 0LIsM COHN
SH I & LDs. cresc snt
&;axi2'; iNvsS5sil oeSAlt
CL e A n E1es: were
xtsSSiic;TiH1ss; SET Of i Sss
pieces on card: sale. %
MANICURE STICKS. A..
sorted shapes: per do .
sale. &c
MANICURE Scissors.
ali steel and ell sixes
the points carefully
eround: were ES:
Sale, OWI
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ASP RIM TAB
LETS (Mscv); .
gratis; 100 n bot
tie; wade fro m
fac 0ewvtwe en-
ported q sptr ~;
Sr0s sac; sole, $50
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PVESAcE1TTINS!E. TAP R
Grstn: % In bottle:
PxfAYANs (BeiD:,ip.
digestion specific; ec
rUlsEi;S StI' = rLAFEEsss'!
M1cyl; full sizS' was
So; sale, Oc
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Masys lsnsu hpsstsd fSviuassy Ssstisa b IL
saly sas 81 No NJ h ths CITY.
Abssst, ~ assss rssinsss ssassaly spsssss dsh
svN ssta10 seeesa
Mseys hpsstsd Psstsssy Section b Q sseessslA
eeabmatisa 81 tAs pss6sels 81 e. q psseteany Il,
q - bsse 6sws Isssim Pssinsss = - esusssisal
ssetisa.
Mays hpssssi hssinnssy Ssessss seeuviss s@
- Ssst q lsss tass shsv ssssa -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

IDEAL CAKE NAIL
ENAMEL( Maovl:
sc0s 100; sole, 5c
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DEODO1lZlN0 TOW.
DER (0aeyl; eener.
Gus siss bottle: an I'm :
provem0nt on deodOr-
isinG crse m D; wss
EAiGs'. s. coLooNE
lMseyl; l-os. round.
r,Hl:cS5xss' 2HrsASFff::
similar 70 the French
ounce. 2-ox. botue.
Oi.8R: sale. Oslc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

COD LIVER OIL
M0cv); best I'm.
ported from Nor
teay; Pint bottle;
Wos AGO.: s0Ie, 42c
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TOILET REQUISITES

AL1oLENE, an excel:
and ccsmstic purpoees:
pound tins. was Aec;
AE!ee,ND . M.!,s.!1f
with Violet; glib. jar:
was Csc: same uuaAity
m o n d meal sells
elsewhere at SOC a
Jar. sale. 3A
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= sI $f$SSss::t sSs -:
anteed perfect when
sold: were ate; sale,
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MANICURE
REQUISITES

EMERY DOANDO. extra
long file shape: vas
&c dosen: sale. price.
per dos. =
FtEf,iHfErsrTEl.sh,;
ehapes And siees: Vas
2Ac to sec; sale. 1Oc
FOOT POWDER { NacyN
for tired and Achlns
feet: was Ice: Lee
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OLD OR n A ~
(N0cy); I'm a ~
Jors. reg. a+c. sale,
1Bcl h-lb. ftws,
reg. $50, stsls, xisoi
pound j0rs, 70 a.
500: sole. enc
Nacy's Cold Groom
70 genuine; come
| ofher brands are also
genuine. but { Ae
prices ore IN every
jwst0Mce q ] N o 81
double.
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| SACHET POWDER, |
Wsso and powerful:
| Gilt metal cover;
| Violet, Cheris, Trs-
| fls, Peav d'Es-
| payne, Carn0tt0N.
AeIt0trope, Low
l eNder, Jockey Club
owd White Rose 81
! OF. bottlos; sCas
| SSc: sale. ne
'Y.sshs:Ssyksseer,' e. .A,YS
xEsssxAifS; s al row ":
DER tNacyD, COG,
class Jars; was iDc'
rS:$SE:!:sA:.r-wcsL GOT !
As ins; :S!eee; sale .,,.12s
!Mscyl. for whitening
the skin; Cos. bottles;
ys " :! S|,i:!N :s,.. S g:
ties; was zoe; ssiS.
NACYs .YOUN0 PEO-
RLE.G 90 E d
BRUSHES. open ba ck,
correct sise for chii .
drsn; were 16c. 1Os
n a CY'H "DOVBLE.
y " ~ r d o r n
BRUSHES for adults,
small brush on end OF
handle. to use ON the
inside of the teeth
13T Is; e. '::$|s;SSls s$s
BRUSHES. the popu !.
lar adults Tooth
Brush. In coarse. also
fine knot and either
with open back; sold
elsewhere ct $50. /;
were 2<c; sale. Ia