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Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
3trAIi6r yadri6ten.
oie @eriammlnnaen or @cbetawOdc

Die IeriammIungsn Der WebetswOdc
Die Gcriammllmqcn Der @ebets
iuo6e limo bsrlauien pie III unlerer
leBten Drummer onge5eiAt uno 5lpar
luareu tic gut bcirldlt uno baben per
me6rten 9nflang gcilmoen, 10 Dab
lie ais itebenOe @Inridtlng Der be-
.tcilidten @enIcinoen angcie1en MGR.
0en f0nnen. IS nabmen A%tteil:
0ic 3ionS 2lttberiihe @cnein0c, al
Scr 6. un0 y Str., u. -@., am Wton
taQ Nbcn0. Gconcr on 0iciem gl6cnO
mar @oitor MScn5el. 0iclitag Abcno
fauo sic &sriammlung Itatt IN Der
@rare &sionHicrteu Stride, is. Str.
sahe 3, u. s., $aitor &onf. @nitor
9llhrcr niclt al oieicm Nlben0 Die
9nipradls idmmtlide Yaitorcn ionic
Scr 5iDsrintcnOent oeS Maibtngtoll
9linlul. 8aitor 3infbnn, no6mcll
6nrd S6riftiteaen o0er @ebet i,ll.
Hitimod N6cno fanO man lid, ttoB
0ss unfreuloliden @etters, IN gutter
.3ahI in ser Goncor0id Stride, Cde
9tr 20. un0 Is Str, N.4gS. cin, NeO.
ucr EaItor 3anf, ocm SRI. Santer-
mann nit elmer Aniprahc 5ll @ui
iten or einmanoernOen Siloen folatc.
Gen SdluB mudte man nit Der Gcr
Ionmllnla 9onnerStag Nben0 in Der
1. &cfurmierten Stride, 8. unO "
Str. Mr.. Yaitor &idarO Sd)ntiot
fithrte 0as 8bema oes Abenos, yNer-
ionlide Irbeit", nit elmer Nnlpradc
Gin, ltn0 Ser Ortspaltor, &oitor 9lib-
rer, Ieitete pom 7 bis s llbr bic Nor=
bcreitlno Der Sonntagsi6ullebrcr
iiir Sen morgigen Gag. @enn bic Sc
meinlounclt 3uiamilenfiinfte feIncn
uuoereu 3fped gebabt bdttcll, 10 Itell
ten lie Oon mieoer Oar, wie penlg on
Dem b1llfigen @creOe BON Gnt5pei-
ma ser &ir6en Die &coe lit. IS
oiebt cine @emeinl6oft Oes @eiItes,
Ourd melde Die peridieoencn Sir
d,enforper anfs i6onite pcrbu1ocl
IinO.
5dmnitlide bier @emeinOen bal
ten moroen friib Nbenomablsieierl
al, mo5lt ale aommunionsberedtlA-
ten ber5lid eingelaoen liio..
Die @ottesOienite beginner I'm II
llbr.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

Su6e fir &naben, z Sabre alt,
9cnlion uno 8eaufli6tigung in gutter,
oeuti6er Samilie. Sferten erbeten un=
ter E K an Die Expedition.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
SclbitidGbisnns ans Sicbe fir
GmglanO.

Die 3obl Ser 8ei1Gftiguugslolen
in Gbic6go miro ouf 10000 orge-
aeben. Sn Nem Oorf lit iie nod melt
groBer, rn0 in an0eren St1oten berr-
Ihen in entipre6enoem &erb1ltniB
ole glei6en 3uItdnoe. lteber oie llr-
iaden fam fein 3peifel beIteben. Ger
&rieg bat eine8 etriebsItodung in al
len Sobrifaten berporgerufen, fir
mel6e in &~riegs5eiten feline Nadfra-
ge beltebt, o0er in iolden 9lrbeiterl,
sic MIR i'm Srieoen unternontmeir
mcroen. Man fam oos am 8eiten
an Der idma1en Troouftion bon 81
len uno Stabl erieben. 9roboem mir
LgroBe Wengen 0abon fir &riegspor=
rdte p~erarbeiten, itebt sic @roouftion
melt bi1fter ser normalen 3ufubr 5lt=
rid. Man bant ieBt nirgenos IN Der
@elt @ilenbabnen, 8riiden ODER Ma-
Ibinen fin Die SnouItrie itip. Ati-
Oerc SnOultrien in inherent 2anoe
lei0en inter Dem Mangel oil Hobltpi
len, Die III &riegs5eiten ni1t pro0u-
,iert peroen f0nnen ooer 0eren GU
iubr nit GuBerlt groBen S6mierig-
ieiten perfniipft lit. S9lieBlid tper=
zen 0ie europGii6en @eloer, bon mel
ben Die gan5e @elt gelebt bat, infer
sano ni6t allsgeihIoiien, fir 4rie9s=
}mede 8liriidbebalten, ioooB es in al
leu 9dn0ern an Dem n6tigen @eloe
ieblt, Inn Waaren Su faufen, lelblt
penn cine Na6frage oana6 %beit6n0e.
9arin miro feine8enernng eintreten,
iouoern eineSerihlimmerung, lie pei=
Ter Der &rieg ii1 in oie 2Gnge aiebt.
Sic Arbeitsloiigfeit miro oemnad)
licbt eber enoen, olS big Der &rieg
uiioebort bat. GerninftgemaB iou-
E aQes aufgebotcn meroen, Inn oeit
Srie0en mieoer ber5nIteaen, aber eS
leihiebt genau oas @egeuteil, inhem
inIer 2ano oie Mittel %liefert, ben
arieg fort3uieben. Seoermann foate
,aaegen proteltierer, unIere engliide
erelie aber meloet lih ui6t nit elmer
| Silbe 5rm Eroteite. Sic nnteritiibt
zen @uui6 Gnglanos, Den &rieg in
lie 2Gnge 81 sieben. Gs lit ibr gleid)-
giiltiq, mas mierem 2anoe geidiebt.
Sbr Streben lit, England in Der lie
ierminounq 0elitihlanos 81 inter
fiihcn. Scnu lie niht Die NOTICE
'crnrnit beiibt Inn bic nnmoglih-
cit Oieier abiid)t gu e%rfcnncr1, 10 iol-
c iie bod nidt 10 act%piilcnlos leiu,
laB lie ibr ciAenes Sano 81 @rnnoe
II ridten ucrilld)t, I'M eincm aloeren
annOe 3ll hclfen.s
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

RilIc1 @ros. @ auoclbiI-
Ser Ebeutcr
80. 507-509 Mennte Str, NV.
SagIiM meme YilOcr.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

gbriitian fnnoer's YmpelDs
8rnidb aus abgelagerten Slip
lpeiren ais @aiis, bercit sum
Gclidmelsen fir sic SDmle,
$3.50 bic Sal, Csc oas Gnt.
SEQ Sifbesste Ctr. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

Grcita btafifa Samterncs iiub
Bic ~yDllfOmMteniten amerifaui-
Id]en &adnpiid)ie Ser fran5Oii-
id,eu Originate. 3m $6.25,
1926, S11.25 SaS 0mbenO.
900 Giebente Str. N.rW.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
SIN &itdjener!
Mel.: Studs, bu bolt Oie Sons &c.
Itoblen.

Itoblen.
Sob Oh feline Seloioloaten,
! &ith'ner Dor NAL Der,
@iQ ein Wiittel Dir uerrdten
Sir Elm neneS Seer.
9aihaH @erbern, oeincn Irciberll
Golgt q ooh fcin Wann
2ieh' Darllm ben MablrehtsDeibern
Shleunioit 6oien an
@irlt Ole gnll5e Shmefelbanoe
Sos anf einen &ieb,
llno Der 6rallsmann, Der 9alante,
@at old ooppelt lieb.
3uoem it's Ben oeutiben 9lingen
.Ginerlei gemiB,
Ob lie ei}sn Miiter 0rciAen
0osr cine MtiB.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

@crGnderte @ratiumrit.
llmOrrfalid)t! llniibertrefflid!
WIblers, 532 Gentcr Warft
mno Is 9iiess Marft.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
stiirm' an, @ermanen6ccr!

9ie @loden orobnen binein ms
2anO.
Sic ldlltcn Sturml @fein Gentid.
lan0 aufl
Seq @flug uno MeiBel auS Der
6an0,
Huf' 0eine ainoer all 81 @anil
Err &iter @rbe gifts 81 mabrenl
"A DIT un0 @elteu Drdngt oerGSeinOl
@as OIL gebait in 6rieoeusiobren,
4eon rlldllos SIT sertriinlmern mpint.
5tiirn al, ltiirm' an, 8ermanefs
beerl
Soft it oein S6ilo uno Oeine
@ebrl
6iir @eib uno &ino, fir @eim
mo @er0
81 arieg uno Sieg nit blanfem
Shmert
Stiirm' on
IS bat Ser Brit nit Git un0 2lIg
SIN 6rali5nlann Die &ode geihiirt;
Gr best ben Guiien 5um &rieges5ug
lln0 bat Sen Selgier periiibrt,
IS baben fSurdt unb gteiO uno Siigen
Sum gutlo iid miOer Did geielt;
I'm Dir Gerni6tilng 5ll5uiiigen
SSn @nffen feinDlid Itarrt Die @elt.
Stiirn an, ltiirm' al, @ermanen-
heerl
Soft lit oeirl Shilo uno oeine
@ebrl
Sir @eib uno @ino, fir Seim
nn0 Serb
81 arieg uno Sieg nit blanfen
SAmert
Stiirm an!
0rum iriih poranl Nuf 9lltell
@rlln0
&annlt ou Dir oeine ,3ufrnft bau'n.
Slit oeinem Sdmert fiigt iid) 8ilnl
Sumo
Sem qutes Hebt uno @ottpertran'n !
Oh mirlt Der 6einoe Slit unO Siide
2ermalmen in Elm fldglid Afi6tsl
a.u gllten GnO' fiibrt Oein @eidide
Ger ltorre Serr Oes @eltgeridtsl
Stiirm' AM
Stiirm' an, Itiirm' all, &ermanell
beerl
@ott lit oeiu SdiIo uno oeine
@ebrl
Sir @eib uno aino, far Seim
lno @ero
3u arieg uno Sieg nit blanfem
S6mert
Stirm an
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
@uuernante minidt steQnna.

Sunges oeuti6es MGoaen inft
Steaung bel gutter oeiiti6er Samilie
ais @%opernante. Sic mill all6 i'm
@ausbaIte mitbelfeu jeoo6 ni6t So
ben, @di6e uno 8iigeIn beiorgen.
Wfan penoe lid) an
1920 Siebente ctr. R.@
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
Ierlaiiot:

9nitGnoige 6ralt fiir leihte &olIs
or6eit mo einfades &oAen; fem @a-
ihen uno 9iigeln. 3mei Yerionen in
ser Salnilie, $1,000 per Monat.
Sri. u mberg,
Nr. S21 lite Str. g.. @.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
&crlamst:

Srait i'm mittleren SITTER miro gum
&o6en geiubt. @llter 2obn. Maa
frage na6 in Der Office oes @aib-
lllgton SournalS.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
steaen.@eimd.

0eutide @irtidafterin iudt 8e-
@ei66ftigitng. @%rfabrung IN gro
Beren Sauiern. Won rage an in
Der Sournal=Office.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
2m bermicten.

$1,000 @obnung bon Z 3immern
gao, @aiiereinrihtung ori ieoen
gooen, 2dtbrobe.
Smart8ea, &beem Ii. Seniep so,
T27 15te Str. 1913.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
@erIam8t;

2eoiger Mann als 5reiber fir 8rot=
magen; $25 &aution perlangt. Gferten
an Die G6app @bale 9. 6. Bdderei
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

Yebro 9pmeca's ie6r after
Spaniidler MDseatel, Sngdj
teine 1idtflaiisfeit alfObolirei-
er, finger Seiertmeia $3.50
Sa3 buile Gaart, bel GbgiItiaa
aanotr, 900 Ute Str. N..@.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

agree with me there, don't you, Len
Iora?"
"Yes!" she admitted, a little family.
The secretary entered the room,
jhelped Quest on with his coat and
handed him his hat.
, III you are quite ready. Lenora."
Ready she exclaimed. Where
ARE we -going?"
Quest sighed.
Fancy having to explain all these
Ithings!" he said. taking her arm. u
just want you to understand, Lenora'
that I've waited-Quite long enough,
iParkins." he added. turning to his
secretary. III anyone calls. just say
that my wife and I will be back early
lin the afternoon. And you'd better
step upstairs to the laboratory and
give my compliments to Inspector
Trench. and say that ! hope he and
Miss Laura will Join III at .Delmon'
iico's for luncheon at n o'clock"
Very good, sir" the la replied.
! Lenora's face was suddenly trans
Horned. She passed her arm through
Quests. He stopped and kissed hel
10 he led her towards the door.
You understand now. don't your"
[ho whispered. smiling down at her.
Il think 20" she admitted. with q
;ttkle slsh Of content.
THn UllN
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15
DOING THEIR DUTY

Scores Of Bookings Readers are
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this, the kid
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ills may
follow;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills-the tested
kidney remedy.
Bookings people endorse their,
worth.
Mrs. o. Hanson, 1853 Second St., S.,
Brookings, says: 81 suffered from kid
ney complaint, which came on in
spells. Last fall l believe l had the
worst attack. There were two burn
ing spots over my kidneys that throb-
bed and ached until thought l could
not stand it. The kidney secretions
were unnatural and caused much an
noyance. l tried everything for relief,
but to no avail and was getting dis
couraged. I finally used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and was entirely cured. l
never have a symptom of the old
trouble now"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hanson had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

MOUNT VERNON. THE HOME OF WASH
NGTON

From the Washington Herald, April II.
BY ]. E.. Jones, with thirty-three ~illustra-
tions. U. 8. Press Association, Washington.
Q. c.. 800 net.
The beauties of Mount Vernon. and q
short account OF its interesting history are
written about in an exceptionally delightful
way in the above-named book OF Atty pages.
The author shows himself to be thoroughly
acquainted with the subject, and in an easy
manner takes one from Washington to
Mount Vernon. there to depict in detail the
~well-marked points OF the greatest object Of
interest. Although the book Is written from
a literary standpoint. as is evidenced by a
concise and graceful style, 1t would well act
as a guide for the pilgrim visiting Mount
Vernon for the first time, and especially so
for the visitor who has q deep regard for
the traditions which clothe the nations
greatest shrine.
Each visitor will be the better and wiser
for the reading Of this volume, and in laying
1t aside will surely be impressed with great
feelings Of reverence for the founder Of this
republic. The volume is not only valuable
for it's educational matter. and as a
thoroughly good guide. but also as an ex-
ample of fine book-making. The execution
Is perfect; the printers art never better
shown, and the illustrations are such as to
command the admiration of all. It con-
tains exceptionally well executed half tones
Of the Mount Vernon Home. the Potomac,
the grounds, as also Of George and Martha
Washington. In the description Of the parts
Of the house. the out-buildings, and the var
ious utensils. the manner Of living at Mount
Vernon 100 years ago is plainly painted. and
the difficulties clearly set forth by compari-
SON with the unbounded resources of our
own time.
The story Of Washington never can be
told too often. His spirit should ever per-
meate the people of the land. The great
work he did. stands as an example for all
time, and his devotion to his country, his
self-sacrincing. his long enduring toll. and
above all hs exalted patriotism, will ever
make him the exemplar Of the nation. He
IL truthfully portrayed by the author of
this little book. It 10 q book all should
read.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

Quest held up the paper. They ali
read. The professors letters were
carefully formed. his handwriting per
fectly legible:
You have been = clever opponent,
Sanford Quest, but rel now you are
TO be cheated. The wisdom OF the ages
,outreaehes yours, o~utreaches It and
triumphs.
Quest looked up quickly.
What the devil does he mean?" he
muttered.
The professors arms shot sudden
ly above his head. Again that strange
animal look %convulsed his features.
He burst into a loud, unnatural laugh.
Mean, you fool?" he cried, holding
out his wrist, which was slowly turn.
ing black. Poisoned! That is what
1t means!"
They all stared at him. Quest
seized the ink bottle, revealed the
false top and laid 1t down again with
a little exclamation. Then, before
they could realize 1t the end came.
The professor lay, a crumpled-up
heap, upon the floor
Quest swung round in his chair as
French entered the room and held out
his left hand.
Glad to see you, French. Help
yourself to a cigar"
81 don't know as I want to smoke
this morning just at present, thank
you" French replied.
Nothing wrong, eh?"
THE fact Of 1t is" French explained.
II should like a few words with Miss
Laura"
Quest laughed shortly.
"Why on earth couldn't you say
so?" he observed. Never knew you
bashful before, inspector, She's up In
the laboratory. I'll ring for someone
to show you the way"
Quest touched the bell and his new
secretary entered almost at once.
Take Inspector French up into the
laboratory" Quest directed. See you
later, French"
"Yes-perhaps-I hope So" the in,
spector replied nervously.
Quest watched him disappear with
q puzzled smile. Then he sat down
at his desk. drew a sheet of paper to-
wards him and began to write:
My Dear Inspector:
am taking this opportunity Of let
ting you know that out Of Difference to
the wishes Of the woman ! hope soon
to marry, I am abandoning the haz'
ardous and nerve-racklno profession
Of erimlnolooy for a safer and happier
career. You will have, therefore, to
find help elsewhere In the future.
: With best wishes. Yours,
F.; SANFORD QUEST.
He left the sheet Of paper upon the
desk and, ringing the bell, sent for
Lenora. She appeared in a few mo-
'ments and came over to hts side.
What is it, Mr.. Quest?" she asked.
He gave her the letter without re-
mark. She read 1t through and. turn
ling slowly around, looked at him e1'
sp~ectantly.
"How's that seem to your" he
asked, reaching out his hand for q
cigar.
Very sensible, indeed" she replied.
tits no sort of life, this, for a mar
lried man." Quest declared. "You
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

Since you are planning to take a
business curse this year, why not ar.
range to start in at the fall opening?
That is the best time. The fall term
at the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, begins September l.
You better send for their catalogue
now. 1t will surprise you.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

"Murderl Everybody Tries to Step on My
Corni" Use "GETSIT" and You'll
Have No Corns to Be Stepped On.
corr cure of the century. the new way.
the sure. painless, simple way. 1t makes
a fellow really feel foolish after he's used
toe-eating salves.~ corn-biting ointmentS.
toe = %bundling bandages, blood bringing
razors. knives, files, scissors. jabbers and
what-nots. when he uses just 2 drops Of
"GETS-IT" and sees his corn vanish. The
difference Is divine. Just try 1t. You
won't vince when o put on III shoes
in the morning. "GETS-IT"is sure, gets"
any corn. callus, wart or bunion.
"GETS-IT" Is sol by druggists every.
where, 25c q bottle, or sent direct by e
Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in Brookings and as the
worlds best corn cure by Broekings Phar-
macy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15
"eE1S.IT" a Sure.
Shot for All corns

Use Two Drops - and They Vanish.
When corns make you almost die with
your boots on. when you Try 70 walk on
the edge of your shoes to try to get away
from your corns. you're way behind time
n you have not used "GETS-IT." It's the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

From the Washington Herald, April II.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15

Will you explain fully the method Of
fitting and tapping in new piston ringer
Place the cylinders on the bench and
apply some ground glass and oil to the
interior. The ground glass should be
very fine. Then place the piston In
the cylinder and work It In and out I'M
I'll the rings are well polished and at
tightly. Tapping II an operation which
requires an experienced man. Further
more, It Il advisable to use an old cyl
inder wherever possible, 40 there -
danger Of wearing tho . cylinder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27

scended population OF the thres gov
ernments constitutes about 5 per
cenut of the whole, considerably out
numbering the Russian.
German characteristics far more
than Russian are found throughout
the provinces. which, until within the
last few years. had numerous German
schools, German newspapers and Ger
man societies. The Russians, how
ever, a few years before the present
war began, turned their attention to
the outstanding of the Baltic pro-
vinces after the same thorough FASH
ion with which they have carried
on their campaigns for the assimtla-
ton Of the Poles. The German schools.
language, press and organizations
were prescribed.
THE Order of the Swordhearers.
and, later, the Teutonic knights,
made the territory included In the
Baltic provinces the object Of Chris
tian crusades. They. carried their re-
ligion to the Let's and Esths by the
sword, and after them came German
settlers who appropriated the land.
crushing the native stipulation TO a
position Of serfdom. These northern
crusaders carried on their operations
during the thirteenth century. Besides
their religion. the knights brought
the seeds of German civilization with
them, and the cultural development
Of this religion was. therefore. early
far superior to that of the surround
ing country.
with the exception OF Courland.
the Baltic provinces once belonged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27

ed, will mean a court-martial and
JAIL
ON what charges?' suffered the
astonished editor.
Never mind answered Lord
Kitchener; we will clap you into
prison first. and find the charges af.
ter the war is over
when it came to moving the new
troops to France extraordinary pre-.
cautions were taken to mislead the
spies. The regiments were not all
transported from Southampton to
Boulogne or Hayre. Instead they were
shipped from what were really out
of-the-way and inconvenient ports
Bristol, Monmouth. Cardiff, Swan
sea and Barrow, for example--to
French ports as far from the firing
line as st. Malo, Brest, and even
Bordeaux on the west coast and Mar
settles on the Mediterranean.
Troop trains were invariably NOV
ed at night with drawn blinds. Often
times they were run half way around
the country before being sneaked
alongside a transport. Not even the
officers were aware of their ultimate
neutrality-suspicious. IL was to be
France. Egypt India or the Darda-
nelles.
The engine drivers were chang
ed every twenty miles or so, and the
captains OF the troop ships received
their final instructions by wireless af-
ter they had put to sea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
.
eRn,Nd ndBo
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

! MEMS FURNISHINGS.
s p. Bass. 1924 Hull. Ran. 5sTi.
u. H. Garnett, 500 e. Main. Mad.
Gcrdon Metal Co. 14th. and Dock.
victsris Metal Co. 1907 e. Canal.
Mrs L yeser. sos w. Clay. Mad.
MONUMENTS. HEADsTONEs,
STATUARY.
Nardini statuary Co. ao47 W. Broad.
MOTORS.
Gordon Motor Co. si4 r. Main. Ran.
Lloyd Motor Co, sls w. Main.
Motor supply Co. 7is W. Broad.
white Motor Co. Inc. 1903 W.
! Broad. Ran. 1851.
1 MUSIC. PIANOS. MUSICAL
1NsTRUMENTs.
The Coriey Co.. Inc. a1s p. Broad.
ORIENTAL MUGS.
A. G. Yard, 111 N. 5th. Ran. 1851.
PAINTS AND OILS.
Main. Mad. le5.
PAPER ROx MANUFACTURERS.
Consolidated Paper Co., 407-s r.
Canal. Mad. s7te.
Wilson Paper Box Co. as1s e. Frank
lin. Mad. s7s.
B. A. Grasberger a Co. $40 w.
Moore. Ran. 440s.
PHOTOGRAPHERs.
n Hom ,AsT = Clark. so7 2. Broad.
s m. iI w rr,.h photo ca fcom-
me aSs ,ct n. ssh. Ran. sss '''"
PLUMBERS AND TIMERS sUPPLY.
s. 9th. Ran. 47fe.
McGraw-Yarbrough Co. Inc, i3a S.
sth. Ran. 81.
Burton a McCiintock, 500 W. Main.
j. II: chappeli q Bro. sos e. Main.
George H. Edsiblut. SIS s. Randolph
GILLIAN & riiler. 4o7 N. LIST. Ran.
j. E. Phillips q Sons. 1s N. 7th.
''au' i''i' pOIrsHEs.
c. e. LYDIA. 10 w. Main. Ran. 25e7-
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Acme Printing Co. lei w. Marshall.
The William Byrd Press. Inc. 10
Cook Printing Co. ~ s. 18th. Ran
The Dudley Printing Co.. N. 18th.
j. W. Ferguson Sons. Ios-7-s N.
18th. Mad. g.
Mitchell q Hotchkiss. N. sth.
Mad. S36.
Williams Printing Co. is N. 14th.
Mad. 9sa.
PRODUCE.
VIM. Jenkins a Sons. 1911 E. Cary.
Mad. 940-J.
Jno. e. 4 A H. Fiournoy. II ". nth.
Mad. sss.
REAL ESTATE.
J. A. Connolly & Co, 7th and Frank
lin Mad. 1861 $3.50
James w. Lord g. Co. Ito e. Main.
Ran. 1881.
Shea q Keegan. lis T. Main Mad.
3498.
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HEATING AND vENrrLArrse.

HEATING AND vENTfLATrNG.
McNickie q Mcmahon Steam and Ho
Water Heating. plumbing, gas Mt
ting. Is Ia N. 18th. Ran. SGT.
ICE.
Crystal Ice Co.. 2oo1 r. Cary. Mad
ICE CREAM AND ices.
r. C. ELLINGTON. IA Il. Broad. Mad
~, :; A Ass, Fisher. a4is e. Broad
INSURANCE., GENERAL AGENTS
AND BROKERS'.
Blair & Tabb. Travellers Bldg. Mad
Diggs 4 Moseley. so4 Mutual Bldg
G. l. Fairbank, American National
Bank. Mad. 1851.
Jefferson g. Harvie, 8 N. 10th. Mad
IRON woRKERs. -.
The w. y. Thurston Co. s1i r.
Main. Mad. 1877.
JEWELLERY AND sILvERwARE.
J. T. Allen Co.. 1929 e. Main. Mad
-, -; . By. g Son. sss e Broad
Henry Cohen. TOT e. Main. Mad
chas. Keppier. 40 N. sth. Mad. 575s
j. r. Kohler & Sons, 2os e. Broad
Southern Jewelers. supply Co. Inc,
Ebel Bldg. Rand. 4ss. S22 E. Main.
LABELS AND STATIONERY.
Seth Gayle, 500 4. Franklin Mad
LAUNDRIEs.
Model Steam Laundry. al N. 25th
LAWYERS.
:, Lucius F. Cary. Travellers Bids
r. @. Haddon. American National
Page Z Leary. Mutual Bldg. Ran.
D. NJ. white, Travellers Bldg. Ran.
LIVERY STABLES.
N. ]. crull, 90 S. 10th. Mad. 80.
American Loan Co. AT e. Broad
" go LUMBER.
P. e. Clark & Co.. 3os American Ma
tional Bank. Ran. ara.
Penn-virgin Lumber CO. American
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
Cardwell Machine Co. 1900 e. Cary.
Mad. 3s35-w 1900. $685..
J. l.. Lindsay. Inc. 1921 e. Main.
Mad. 742-74a
MANTELs, TILES. MOsAICs AND
MARBLE.
Mad 1853.
H N. Francis & Co., Inc. II ALI
son Bldg. Mad. 1874.
MARBLE, GRANITE AND STONE.
j. II. Brown. 21e w. Main. Mad. 377s.
C. w. Toombs & Co. 413 S. Cherry.
Ran. $50.
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS.
e. L. Perkins. 400 S. Cherry. Ran.
1888.
MEATS.
Farmers and Consumers Cooperative
Co. Inc. Retail market Mad. 594. 324
n. Sixth Street.
John Linck. 1900 w. Cary Boul.
1870.
w. Max Myers. All N. 9Th. Mad.
1855
A. j. Warren. AIS N. eth. Mad. 514.