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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

Rev. r. S. Fairchild, pastor of the
First M. E. church, returned from
Denver last evening, where he repre-
sented the La Plata county Sunday
school convention at the state con-
vention. He reports very profitable
session. Some of the foremost Sun
day school workers in the United
States addressed the meeting.
The trial of Mrs. A. Martinez,
charged with selling whiskey to the
Indians, which occupied the attention
of Justice Maddox's court until $3.50
last night, resulted in disagreement
of the jurymen, J. A. Pierce, J. p.
Soens and George Cooper, and was
continued until June 20. 1t is under
stood the Indians who testified
against the defendant gave some very
damaging evidence.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

A plain drunk was the grist in the
police court mill this morning. He
was fined $40. Being unable to liqui-
date he will beautify the streets to
that extent.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

Twenty-Five instruments were filed
in the county clerks office yesterday
and fifteen up to 2 o'clock today.
Many of these are location certificates.
The number of chattle mortgages, as
signments of wages, etc, are growing
less.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

George Cox, who has been visiting
with his daughters, Miss Alice Cox
and Mrs. George Walker, at Nucla,
Colo, for the past six months, re-
turned last evening and will make
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. C. IL.
Miles of this place.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

L. A. and H. A. Beecroft, of Monte
Vista, were guests ut the Savoy last
night on their way to San Juan coun-
ty, New Mexico.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

c. H. Laird departed this morning
for Fairbury, Neb., after twt
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. A
j. Gibbs and family.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

j. E. Floyd and bride, nee Miss
Worthing, are scheduled to arrive
here tonight from Cedar Hill, en- route
to the far east. The happy young
couple were married at Cedar Hill to-
day at high noon at large church
wedding.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

Glen and B. B. Russell were bound
for the formers ranch on Spring
creek today, where they will do some
shade tree farming over Sunday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

The attendance was large at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
and all were highly pleased with the
program prepared in observance of
Flag day. A goodly number from the
two patriotic orders, the Grand Army
Of the Republic and the Woman's
Relief Corps, attended the services.
The church was profusely decorated
with flowers and banners in honor Of
children's day. The address, "Epochs
of Liberty was discussed by Rev.
DAILY, all phases of the subject being
taken up. Rev. DAILY is a brilliant
and instructive speaker and he gave
some interesting history Of early days,
stating in outline the origin Of the
flags and the establishment Of stable
Of the different coun-
tries. Select pieces Of stirring mar
tical music were rendered by the choir
and one Of the pleasant features Of
The evening was = quartetts by Mr..
Marsh and sons and Dayton Warner.
Wrap ths Starry Banner Round Ne"
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
MINK
{ The Rambler }

las Dozier and wife, ot Paint Lick,
are with homeioihs this Wreh
All the girls and bn,, her, attend
ed church at Mt Allr- - sunday.
y b and Anna !.rt,g went to
Mt Allinr uud,, aud cri",,d II due
Lewis has finished stave bucEing
on Hunting Shirt and returned home
less sullivan, ct Baden, made
living trip To |. raIhers tuesday
Raw Tuttir and wife, of Indiana,
are visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Gertrude Dozier, of Paint Lick,
aud Mia Il Parker were in Middle
Fork on business Thursday.
/ l. Parker has brought his cane
mill home and sorghum time on
Hunting Shirt is just beginning.
| Mia Is and L ! Parker attended
the singing at Callahan Saturday
night and report dandy time.
John Perry and Mamie Sasser, OF
Gibbs, were married last Thursday,
we wish for them long and happy
life.
Fannie Gilbert and two children, OF
Harlan, is visiting her father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs Jonathan
Humheet.
+ Humheet has recently been
/ appointed Road 0versesr and has
invited all the men, women and
children on his section OF road to
meet him Oct, II aud % and help
to make the road what It should be
II. Chestnut was in Corbin Friday
Bert HumAeet made a trip 10
Gray this week.
Aubrey Chssnut and James Dozier
made trip to Knox Fork Satur-
day evening for a checker game.
Evan Parker made a trip to Cane
Creek Saturday night.
Most everybody Of th,s place at
tend the Association at eoblnson
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
TEDDERs
{ BY Blue Wings }

Best wishes to the ADVOCATE.
B Hubbard was in our town last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Allie Hart dined with Miss
Laura Smith Wednesday.
Virdie Hart attended Sunday
school at Taylor Sunday.
Miss Maud Garrison attended
church at New Bethel Sunday.
Mss Sarah ] Smith was the guest
of the Misses Hart Saturday night.
Sam Cobb. son Of Steve Cobb, has
been very III OF lever bat Is better at
this writing.
Alexander Perry and wiz have
moved up on RiehlAnd, near Mrs
AArv Moors's.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
GIBBS
{ Rough Rider }

We are having nice weather.
Our people are saving lots OF fodder
LAND Jackson Tedders, Jim Hale
and Mar Jarvis are making sorghum
this week.
IL Elliot is in the cattle business
and says there in more money IN cat
tie than anything he can Ind
Andrew CGbb has been hauling
logs 10 g / Hopper's mill, on Rob-.
sons Greek, tor L b Jarvis tins week.
On the second OF Oct, some one
broke into Id Jarvis and Tucker
Jonss' mill and cut the belts and
broke and damaged the property
in other ways. A reward OF $1,000
is offered for the conviction OF the
guilty parties.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
CRANE NEST.
BY Simon

Walter Gilbert has been peddling
chestuuts this week.
Sid Hubbard and sou. Dill. made
a trip 10 town Saturday.
! l. bronson has been busy making
slaves and mo'asses this week.
Miss Sarah Smith visited her uu.
Gle Rev W Is Smith, Saturday night.
SA and Will Jones and Viii Perry
were escorts Of the Misses Black to
the singing at Callahan Saturday
night.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
CHEER UP!
Don't Feel Blue--Take
Treatment Outlined
Below

What is the use of being blue and
grouchy when you have in store one
OF the biggest days ever experienced
in Barbouryille. The world famous
Kit carson's Buffalo Ranch Wild
West is coming for two performan-
ces on Saturday October gath, and
isn't that enough to make you
brighten up and feel betterf So be-
gin right now making your arrange
meats TO put in one glorious time and
Iorgst your troublssf No matter
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23

Mesdames Jonathan Hnmhset
and lanes Dozieir were the guests
of Mrs. !. l.. Parker Sunday.
Iohn B. Perry bought fine COW
from Tilden Cook Saturday.
Hunting Shirt School is making
fine progress with Tilden Crook as
teacher.
Arthur { hesnut was the guest OF
Carson Chestnut Saturday night.
CLdtles aui Rnda ZONES visited
Bill aud Mary Parker Sunday.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23

what is bothering yon this peer oil
all American Amusement Enterprises
will make a new person OF you in
two hours. Treatment guaranteed.
You will awaken on the morning OF
Oct. "a, and find that the Big Wild
West Show has arrived on the own
special trains of double length cars
and are preparing everything Tor
your pleasure. Then glance at a
few of the features Of this noted at
traction. To begin. they are the
only show on earth carrying a real
up.to. date Aeroplane. Yes, a real
Aeroplane, Not a model, but one
that actually flies and will circle
your city and alight at show
grounds for inspection. Furnished
by the Chicago Aerplane Manuiac'
turing Co., TO Kit Carson Buffalo
Ranch Wild West at an enormous
expense and fights guaranteed every
day. Isn't that enough to make
you feel betterf Then who ever heard
Of a complete menagerie Of trained
wild animals with a Frontier Show
They've got them and win show you
,oms thing new In animal acts be
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
WILTON
{ BY Blue Eyes J

Miss Ida sexton is some better.
Three cheers for the ADVOCATE.
Mrs L b Cornett, of Kits, is Wis
iting homeiolks.
Chas 5 Neil. OF Louisville, was in
Wilton last week.
Chas Green and CI as Campbell
were in Wilton Sunday.
Jas NJ Birch called on Miss Mae
Trosper Sunday afternoon.
Brother Jones preached Ills fare.
well Sermon Sunday night.
Miss Mabel Birch is on the sick
list but is improving rapidly.
We have singing three times a
week, ever, one invited to attend.
Miss Mama haws has returned
home after long stay at Wallins
Greek.
George Innings has just returned
home from the South where he has
been visiting relatives.
Nv Hall and wife, Of Sprigg, "
Va, were here last week visiting
their mother, Mrs Robt Birch
Miss Gladys Morris. of Kettle
Island, is the guest OF her friend
Miss Esther McBrayer. this week
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23

yond belief, death defying acts with.
the elephants, camels and on down
to the smaller animals. Then there<
are the Cowboys. Cowgirls, Cos
sacks from Russia, Vanqueros from
Mexico, the famous Martinez family
of Rough Riders from the plains OF
Patagonia in South America and
other wild west riders and fancy
ropers. But wait, one thing we for
got to mention. How about that
two.mile parade ofgold and glitterF
Won't that rub OF little OF the blue
and make you feel younger when you
elbow your way through the crowd
in your effort to git front placer"
Sure it will. You will be feeling
young and risky before you ever
reach the show grounds and during
the performances the dozen clowns
will complete the job of making
new person OF you. So forget busi-
ness aud household cares on Satur-
day October "a, and have one more
good time. Lock up the old store,
shut up the house, grab the Riddles
and come on TO the show grounds at
HarbourviiIe.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-23
{ By Daisy }

Everybody enjoying chestnuts,
Jeff Hammons and Callebs made
a business trip to town Monday.
&C Warren and r F Dickey at
tended church at Friendship Sunday.
w Hanmons made a business
trip to Sinking Greek Wednesday.
Dut Callebs and family visited his
sister, Mrs. G W Hammons, Sun.
day night.
Miss Della Nyrick, Of Corbin. is
visiting her brother, Patton Wyrick,
Of this place.
Misses Maud Messsr and Lille
Marion, Who have had typhoid fever
are improving.
c A MorSs, the teacher at this
place. 10 attending singing school at
Calahsns this week.
Misses Flora and Matte Ham
mona and Efhs Epperson had a nice
time driving Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lizsis. Mamie and Mamie
lisnmoa's and Maud Mills visited
r~lstivss on HsIs's Creek Saturday
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
nAvENpEN sPRlNGs

Weather Is bad at tins writing.
The new Raveudeu Springs bank
will soon be open again.
Onr school viii close in about
three weeks with a splendid enter
tainment
II. l.. fIigginbotham has returned
home from an unexpected trip up
"salt river" Everyone in this
community were much surprised,
but later We learned that someone
in the northern part Of the county
started some ialsehoois on Mr..
Hhgginbotham. We will refer the
Star Herald readers to the besl
classes Of people of James Creek
aud AZ Yadkin as 10 The credit oi
Mr.. nigginhotham or OF his fami'
10
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank the people Of RAN
dolph county and every whore for
the support given me IN my race for
Secretary of State.
Considering that the mos. ef the
county papers champisned The cause
OF Mr.. Hodges think have done
well to carry counties AVID receive
over thirty SIX thousand votes
throughout the state.
Needless TO say | humlly submit
TO the nomination OF Mr. Hodges
who received the majority of The
votes cat. Every where have
been the people have invited me to
make the race again 10 years hence
aud tins | hope to be able TO 10.
With my best wishes for all OF you
all Henry Downing. Camden. Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
ALBERTlIA

J.D. Stafford made a special
trip to Pocahonlas Saturday.
The primary is over aud there are
a few glad aud several sad.
Since our last writing We haze
had a ten inch snow, but It's all gone
now.
DR.. j. w. Rybnrn and wife VISIT
ed at DeBow Sunday, guest of c.
w. McCarroll aud family.
Dee Johnston and family Of Mid
dlebrook visited at tins place from
Saturday un,il Monday. Dee re
ceived the nomination for constable
in his township.
VIM. Johnson OF Reyno, l.. s.
johnson of Biggers aud Mrs. Gsni'
Mock aud children of Mock VISITED
their mother at tins place a few days
ago.
Esq. Sam Cohoon made a specia
business trip to Pocahontas one day
last week.
There is a petition being circu'
lated to move the voting place IL
Columbia from Debow to Sugar
Loaf.
Aunt sAllie Clement of Maynard
visited relatives at this place las
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
MIDDLEBROOK

NJ. B. Odom and family, accom-
panied by Miss Axle Odom Of near
Reyno visited At the home Of Mar
tin Odom Saturday night.
Karris Swindlc Is at his father's
ihi- week having his throat treated
Walden Brown i working FOR
Wesley Nicola at Poynor tins
week.
Mrs. w. A. Brown, who happen
ed to get her ip injured IN a fall
some few weeks Ego. is now able to
be up.
Lon Crismon of Maynard has
rented the mill and store from
Claude Philp@and he will continue
the business here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
COUNTY NEWS
WARN SPRINGS

Nathan GounleY, who arrived
here last week. has put in a large
stock Of clothing. lie isgelting an
excellent trade.
Misses Mane Glbs' n, Mara Stub
bleheld, Eilie aud Nell kenner, Iva
Holt, Messrs. Oscar Shaver and Al
win Bryan were guests OF Misses
Hattie and Matte Burrow Sunday
Will Timer OF Pocahontas was
seen on our streets Monday.
Mrs. Dona Gordon and Steve
Wright were quietly married Sun
day. The young people have oar
best regards.
Mrs. Nancy D,ckey and Harden
Dlckey stole away to Missouri one
day lest week aud were united m
holy bonds Of nAlrimonY.
Mrs. Sophia Creason ana chill
dren of Pocahonias are visiting At
the home Of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Finrey, this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
NEW HOPE

Several from this place attended
birthday dinuer At Mrs. G. w.
Million sunday
There Is a great deal Of sickness
IN this vicinity.
Several attended singing At New
Hope Sunday.
Miss Manlla Brown has been vis-
ting her cousins for the past two
weeks.
Cleo Bates Is real sick a. this
writing.
Several of the New Hope boys at
tended the society at Old jackson
Friday night.
viii 5. White aud win Rid
die made a business trip to Poca.
hontas Saturday.
Lutte Kinca 'e mide a special trip
to will :. Whites Sunday.
The singing school has stopped,
but will sing every Sunday.
Edgar Sutton took dinner at NJ.
K. Klucaie's Sunday.
viii :. White and win Riddle
vi.iied our r,rgiug Fridsy night
Homer NrCarroil visited g. W
Millions SUNDAY 10 see his best girl.
Bessie Hancock aud Lola Kincade
visited Miss Pearl Million sasur
day.
Will Mazsl visited Newt Million
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Linda and Earl Dawson vis-
tied Rob Carter Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. Perry Kincaie and wife vis-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
OLD JACKSON

Our literary society is progressing
6ne. They had a grand time last
Friday night. We euvite all TO
come and take part.
The little son Of George McCar-
roll is very low with typhoid fever.
He has been sick fifteen days.
Perry Kincade and wife Of New
Hope made a business trip to this
place Monday.
q y. sonee- has heen sniI'rine
for ,ne past week with pneuralr'i
in the head and face.
]. II. Miller. Wiley Elliott aod
Sam Soager with their respective
famiiies spent last sunday a. the
home of Warren IIullinger.
Jim crawder is suffering from a
cancer OF the throat.
Misses Ada Andrews and Este
Beasley returned home from Jones
boro last week. They spent two
weeks there with relatives.
Ed Hughes f Valley chsppe
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

at this plao returned 10 Fairmon''
Va. Monday.
Miss Mabel Worrall Of Blggers
spent saturday With home folks
here, returning Sunday.
Bro. Pigue OF Paducah, Ky. Is
holding a series Of meetings at the
Methodist church at present, ser
vices Will close Wednesday.
The boys AMI young men nave
organized an athletic club TO be
known As the Success Athletic Clab
and have ordered their Quilts for
bise ball aud other spofts.
Mr.. Cheeks Of Datto, was seen IN
our city sunday.
Mr.. Webster AMI wife OF Current
View, Mo. came IN town iuesuay
TO meet their daughter, Mrs. Bond
Of California, who came for a brief
visit to relatives and friends.
Frnk Coeuum m,vcd TO the
farm frsl Of tbs week.
Oar school j. preparing Tor COM
mencement exercises, watch Tor
further announcements.
The B. Y.P. L. have changed
their meeting from 700 o'clock in
the evening to 2:s0 IN the alter
noon, Sunday.
Saturday is selected as cleaning
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

satarday is seIepled as cleaning
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

Of day for tie cemctery 10 lrerare
for the decoration day TO be held Oh
the second day m May.
]. II. Ne.ler and wife we're IN
town Saturday aud sunday.
Albert Redwine Of Corning is
visiting relatives here.
\. b. Asher died At his home
here last Thursday and vas buried
Al the New Hope cemetery satnr
day amid large crowd Of sorrow.
ing relatives aud friends. lie leaves
A wife, one son aud three daughters.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
s3iirc q Sale uadcr Isccallal

Nnl-f is hereby given Gaf Qn tpfh 18th.
Iiif fiii offer Tor sale the io.llFrr dcSrrib-
oi rr1reriy - &. n. Casoyi
oie stock of msrrhandi.e at oclnce. one
traction engine and savmili fe one aud ono :
half mlles @snih ~ Ornncc.
said sale sill be held far the purpose II
satisfying a certain Judgment had before l..
A Nafiin. ]. T.. of Davidson tounsli'p on tho
siih day q November 1913. 10 favor Of ". n.
T. Noosa nrygoods Co for the sun % JUDI
meni. srale. Interest. slis. accrued costs.
= 80 and interest from date nf judgement J.
T.. ilras1u Constable. ct
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
Graveyard C!eanina

Everyone interested in tie Gross
graveyard are hereby notified to
meet the ihIrd sanfasy ia April
aud bring tools to work with, and
clean the graveyard, Tom Gross
aud +. L. Siminetou. Commiitee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

Mrs. sallie Johnston end children
visited her mother Grandma Car.
ter, last sunday.
.or,e Parker had business here
Monday.
The literary society will meet a,
the ,choolhousr Monday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03


p'Fs9a through this plsco .ast san-
DAY.
Mrs p z. Williams ari dough-
tor Miss Ada, spent SanAy .t 'he
home Of Albert DAVIS.
Ars Jim Guide is very los with
pneumonia.
Paul and Homer Songer went 70
hoHie last "Wednesday TO VISIT rela-
lives aud to attend The closing oxor-
cises Of the public srhool - that
place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

Au6rew Downing h On the sick
list this week. Ills place a. a J.
Lewis Furniture store is heing TILED
by 6rtea r. Jones.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
srCcEss

Dave Thomas Of califoraia, snd
Clarence Thomas Of Virginn who
have been visiting their bro'h'r s'n
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

iicd Frank Brooks Sunday night
Elwn kingree and wife visited
school at this place Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-09
s'THE LEOPARD SPOTS"

Readers of The Review will
remember that Thomas Dixon's
play, |The Leopard Spots was
advertised to appear in High
Point, and the novel was run
in serial form in this paper. At
that time,' however, Mr.. Dixon
was unable to secure a suitable
place to present his play here
and the project had to be aband-
oned. -.
Now, however, through the
kindness of the School Board,
| the High School Auditorium has
has been placed at his disposal
and the company will play there
ON the night of April %.
Mr.. Dixon promises to pre-
sent his play here in exactly the
same manner as it has appeared
in all the leading theatres of
the country, and The Review
sincerely hopes it's readers will
reward the enterprise with their
patronage.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-09
81 AM ADVERTISING"

Textile Manufacturer.
| I>came into being as tie spoken Ian
guage came; slowly, gradually and to
meet an urgent need. | have been
worked for evil, but each day it grows
more difficult to misuse me.
| I am at once tool and living
force. If you see me wisely, | am
tool in your employ. If you mis-
use me, my double edge will injure or
destroy you. If you do not use me
I am force that works against the
aims and puBaeses that animate your
! I speak thousand tongues and /
have million voices.
| I am the ambassador of civilization,
the hand maiden Of science, and the
father of invention.
/ I have peopled the prairie, and with
my aid commerce has laid twin rails
cleaning steel in a gridiron across
the continent and stretched net
work of copper into the far corners
of the globe.
I am the friend Of humanity:
for I have filled the commoner's life
with hundred comforts de-
MED the king Of yesterday. j..
have Brought clean food, health
full warmth, music, convenience and
comfort into hundred million
homes.
I laugh at tariffs and remake laws.
/ I have scaled the walls of the far
mer's isolation and linked him to the
world of outer interests.
I build great factories and peo-
pie them with happy men and wo-
men who love the labor I create.
I am a bridge that spans all dis
lance, and brings the whole world
to your door, ready and eager to
buy your wares.
/ have made merchant princes
out of corner shopkeepers and pilec
the wealth of a Monte Christie into
the laps of those who know my pow.
er.
I find new markets and gather
the goods of the world into hand.
full Of printed pages.
I am either the friend or the foe
ITO. Competition-so he who finds me
is both lucky and wise.
Where it cost ten cents to hire
me yesterday it costs quarters to.
day and will cost dollars tomorrow
But whatsoever uses me had best
have sense; for I repay ignorance
with loss and wisdom with the
wealth Of Croesus.
I spell service, economy, abun.
dance and opportunity; for I am the
one and only universal alphabet.
: / live in every spoken word anc
printed line-in every thought that
moves them to action and every
died that displays character.
I am advertising!
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-09
AN EVENT WORTH. WHILE,

1t is announced in this weeks
issue of this paper that BRAD
NER & PEARSALL, who con-
ducts an up-to-date Gents Fur
nishing business, located at lis
E. Commerce street, are going
out of business, the prices they
are quoting ought to convince
the most skeptical person that
they mean what they say, and
your prompt attendance will be
to your advantage, the sale is
advertised to open FRIDAY,
lAPRIL 10th, 9 o'clock sharp,
and will continue for 10 days.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-09
MAI. ORDER METHODS.

A mail order man in Council Bluffs
I is up before the federal courts, charg-
ed with using mails to defraud, be-
cause articles sold by him did not
come up to the specifications in his
catalogues. The result of the trial
will be of interest to the people who
do occasional shopping by mail and
possibly of some slight interest to
the mail order houses themselves.
We know that abundant evidence
to substantiate similar charges could
be gathered in High Point and we
trust the occasion will soon arise to
present the same. It would be rev.
elation and a valuable lesson to the
community.
The foolish virgins who have been
cropping blindly through cloak and
suit house catalogues would do well
to trim their Camps" to use the YER
nacular, and read the advertisements
of local merchants in this ISSUE. The
merchants will sell you suits or
skirts and GUARANTEE A FIT.
Also the housewife who is fascinated
by the II cent patterns of wall paper
in the mail order catalogue can get it
here as low as ten cents. This paper
by the way, is 10 inches wide and
comes in double rolls while the cata-
logue house offers paper 13 inches
wide and in single rolls. The same
way in other goods.
Figure it out for yourself and act
accordingly. Of course there's one
born every, minute but that's no rea-
son why you should keep biting on
the same old graft all your life.