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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Lewellyn L. Pratt. of New York.
chairman Of the education committee
Of Associated Advertising clubs Of the
World. will address the Richmond Adj
vertiscrs' Club on Friday. January 90
| in the Business Mems Club.
The Associated Clubs now number
l4O with Il membership of moro than
! II 900.
Mr. Fratts committee is made UP Of
20 newspaper and advertising uer
| In as many cities of the United States
Canada. Australia and Hawaii Thu
activities of the educational committee
are varied and important. II publishes.
books on advertising, one of them hAv.
Ing had a sale in two years ot owe,
! 1000 copies. II is being printed in
three languages.
research was made last month
| under its direction. The members %
| the committee resolved themselves .nto
voluntary investigators of business
conditions. and made reports from theiI
respective towns, based upon tnforr,a.
| ton furnished by three leading stores
selected from four lines OF business
department, drug, hardware and gro
! Ger? stores. The information was coll
lected by expert statisticians In Mime.
hpolts. and within less than three weeks
an elaborate book OF forty-six pages
was written, published and placed in
the hands of publishers and adver-
tisers all over the country for their
guidance In planning advertising and
sales campaigns
Another subcommittee has devoted
it's attention to educating the public
through its efforts a single-reel NOV
Ing picture play entitled. Mr.. Noad's
Adiess Day." was shown In the theatres
OF nearly every American city during
the fall, and is now on its way around
the world The play tells the story OF
what would happen in modern life IL
Loft
signs, no labels. nothing but a chance
from the stakes The committee IS
Offering a prize OF 500 for another
photo-p}ay on some phase of adver-
Using, scenario TO be in hand by Feb
ruary 10. Ii is planned to produce this
play before the annual convention of
Associated Clubs in Chicago, in June.
Mr.. Pcatts address will show the ser
vice which the association is trying
TO render the local clubs, and he will
endeavor TO point out how the Rich
Inond Advertisers Club can help ma
teriaIly in this service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
HOODOO BELL WILL RING
FROM TOWER OF ARMORY
After Forty Years of Silence, Huge
Mass of Metal VIII BE
Put in Use.
WILL USE ELECTRIC STRIKER
City Signal Office VIII Sound Fire
Alarms and Strike Hour From
Richmond Grays' Armory-Bcll
Weighs 1000 Pounds.

After forty years of silence, tho huge
bell which now swings IN the tower
of the Richmond Grays Armory. Sew
cnth and Marshall Streets. will be put
In active use this week. An electric
striker has been installed, and work
men yesterday finished connecting the
apparatus with the fire alarm signal
Office In the city Hall. In the future.
fire alarms will lie runG. and the hours
struck simultaneously with the other
bells IN the city.
ON account of its long silence the
old bell has become known as a hoodoo,
and II has been freely predicted that
its tones would never be heard. II was
with some difficulty that workmcn
could be induced 10 prepare the jinx
for Its period OF usefulness. The OPP
crationS were TO be completed several
months ago. but, although the bell has
been in the armory just one year, it
has been just put in readiness.
The bell was presented TO the con-
Eregation of Grace Street Presbyterian
Church two-score years ago and was
hung in the bclfry of that cdifcc. AZ
ter !; WAS installed, the trustees were
unwilling that II should be rung. for
fear that the vibration, together with
the enormous weight of the metal.
would cause the tower to come tumb
ling down about their ears. For thir-
ty-five years ii hung there. and II
was then purchased by the city OF
Richmond to be hung on tho Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Armory, which
had just hecn completed.
SPECIAL PLACE PROVIDED
IN ARMORT TOWER
The bell weighs 1000 pounds, and
It cost the congregation OF the church
the greater part of the 500 paid by
the city to get II out OF tho tower and
safely lowered to tho ground After
1t was installed In tho armory, ii was
again found that IL would bc unsafe
10 use II, and II gathered dust for an
other long period. When the Grays'
-trmory was built. special preparations
were made In the tower for the bell.
All fire alarms are to be runE from
the signal office, which will he connect
ed by electricity with the bell tower.
AS soon as the bell is found to DO work
ing properly. the ringing of alarms
from the Ninth and Broad Street en-
CINE house Will he discontinued. as the
walls there are beginning to show the
effects Of vibration from the bell in
its tower.
The big bell is said 10 have par
ticularly sweet tone, but as it Will not
swing. It is expected that the sound will
be greatly impaired from the impact
of the striker. II was found impossi
BILE. however, 10 use any other appar-
atus for ringing IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
COUNCIL SCHEDULE
six Important Meetings. Arc Set for
This Week.

SIX Council committees are scheduled
70 meet :a!s week. The street Com
Inittee Will meet Tomorrow afternoon
al : O'Clock, and the Committees on
Finance and the special committee on
the new municipal building arc 10 con
vene At o'clock. The Committee on
claims w!ll meet Tuesday a. o'clock !;
the Advertising Committee will meet
Thursday night a. O'clock, and the
subcommittee appointed ~ the Ordl-
nance Committee 10 take up the qucs-
ton % changing the building code 50
AS TO permit OF using hollow concrete
blocks viii meet Friday night al )
o'clock,
~ the meeting OF the Street Com
m!tee tomorrow afternoon the PROPOSE
ton of Alderman Workman 10 acquire
rights to all sewers, water mains, pipes
and water works laid used or main
tanned b. the Southsidc Company, Inc,
IN Woodland Heights. will b. cons!d :
cred. Under the terms OF the rcsolu-
ton the City Attorney IS authorized
TO acquire these rights by gift, pur-
chase or conformation proceedings
The cost is tS'.bc charged against the
Improvement 81" annexed territory ac-
count, for which a'bond issue OF ,53i.
+3o.i2 Is authorized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
COLDS, HEADACHE.
NOSE AND HEAD
ALL STUFFED Up
"Pape's Cold Compound" ends
q cold or grippe in a
few hours.

Your cold VIII break and all CRIME
misery end after taking dose Of
"Pape'5 Cold Compound" overv two
hours until three doses arc taken
IL promptly opens clogged-up nos
trfis and air passages In the head
stops nasty discharge or nose runnirg
relieves sick headache. dullness, fever
ishness, sore throat. sncezing, soreness
and stiffness.
Don't stay stuifed-up, Quit blowing
and snuffiine' Ease your throbbing
head-no'hiug else IN the world gives
such promp' relief M "Papes Cold
Compound" which costs only 90 cents
al any drug store. II acts without as
sistance. tastes nice. and causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
| Cocoa
35c II pound can Phillips
Dlgestible Cocoa. .25c
CSC IL pound can Baker
| Cocoa 20c
Cocoa
Toilet Goods

Imported and domestic Perfumes,
Fnce Powders and RouEes OF ali
kinds, also Talcum Powders, beauty
Creams. Sonps, etc.
1Oc SOAPS.
Put up in boxes of cakes each.
Jergen's Violet Rose, Almond,
Sandalwood, Geranium. Violet,
CAycerine, &c cake, 3 for. $3.50. zoe
Waltke's Vestal Rose. Violet, He
liotrope. 61-2c cake, 3 for. :. Toe
Tragle's Swiss Rose Glycerine,
Swiss Violet Glycerine, or.
bar. 8I-2c cake. 3 for. Ice
Special Nine Cake Assortment OF
high grade Toilet Soaps. o
cakes In box .............. 23c
SC soAPs.
Witch Hazel. Rose. Violet. a1-2c
cake, 3 for .1Oc
25c SOAPS.
Cutlcura. Packers Tar. Stiefers
Boric Acid .19c
4711 Glycerinc Soap ........I 2c
Cashmere Boquet .......15c and Tic
Resinol ........... ........2 1c
PERFUMES.
SOC Extracts--Carnation Violet.
la France Rose, Heliotrope,
Lily OF the Valley. White Rose,
Jasmine. Lilac Imperial. Jockey j.
Club. per or. ................3 900
Sc Extrnots-Radlant Rose. SPLEEN
dor, Violette do NAL Florient,
per OF. ................. .Oac
Mary Garden Extract. per or. .s2.Is
Houbisants Extract, per o.. .sI.es
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
COMBINATION FOUNTAIN CIV
RINGE AND HOT WATER

,oaniNATioN FOUNTAIN sY-
RINGE AND HOT WATER
BOTTLEs.
sl.75 2-ot White Excelsior. SLID
Si:oa 2.qt. White Rubber.
Styie IS ............ RI23
$3.50 cot. Red Rubber. STYLE Cs1.1o
Sl.sS 2-qt Maroon Rubber.
Style d a., an
s2:2a 2.qt. Chocolate Rubber
Laurel 800. 40
s2.25 2-qt. White. The Perfec-
,'o'i '.....'... .SI.4.
s225 Got. White. The Marvel. .s1.4o
sS'Ib 2-qt. Chocolate. The IdeaI.xi.0o
20 S-q' style * and +. ...... .sI.0S
BUILD sYR1NGEs.
- No. 500 Verebest Bulb Sy-
81 No. 6l5 The Farryite Bulb
syringe ........... 5l,
7Sc No. | Excelsior Bulb syringe . acc
s5o No. Excelsior Bulb Syringe. 4ec
'i;oo Nos. $50. $50 and 6s5. The
Favorite Family Bulb Syringe.
In white and red 7ec
wHIRLING SPRAY sYRINGEs.
$3.50 Marvel Whirling Spray
$3.50 HysIenic Ladies syringe .s1.Ie
$2.20 Coleman's Double Douche
81 cd
$3.50 Ideal Spray Syringe 49,. .osc
~ Enamel HYGIENE Fountain
syringe or lrrigator ..... SLID
Soc Daisy Household Rubber
'''''.''. 29c
"Surassalu Aluminium Hot Water
Bottles last forever. keep hot
longer than rubber: No. /, 81,
No. ?. si.5oi No. Ccmbina-
ZION -. $40
CSC Goodrich Rubber Crutch
Tips; Nos. Is. 10 and 90. 1oc
each. lie pair
HOT WATER BOTTLES.
2-qt Hot Water Bottles, In
White. Red. Maroon and Cho-
colate Rubber. :ully guaran-
tced
$3.50 Style o. No-Seam Maroon. SOC
s1.7b Style ". Seam. Choco-
iatei .'....... Csc
$1.S5 Style Komfort, flannel COW
eTeu SLID
Sl.40 Sterling. White roc
81 Majestic. Maroon .sI.c0
$3.50 Style II. Red Rubber $3.50
81 Special lot Of 2, and A.
quart Hot Water Bottles,
White Rubber .......... 4sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Ed Green, color"d. charged win
breaking INTO the house in the rear 81
Charles Trainum's place. .o5 Norm
N'hetsench street, and stealing an over
coat and q hat. was veste,day son,
TO the grand jury for trial poIicon,on
Duffy arrested the man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
Candy Specials

This department always stock
ed with a full line of high-grade
Candles of guaranteed freshness.
45c One pound Tragle's week.
end Rose Chocolates PIC
Soc Ono pound Tragle's weok-
end Dorothy Chocolates. acc
Huyler's. In lie to 6-pound
boxes, per pound SOC
Nobility, In lie to 5-pound
boxes: pound Goo, SOC and 81
Lowney's, In 1-3 to 5-pound
boxes: pound SOC, 8Oc and soc
Towpsend's California Glace
Fruit. in Il and 1-pound boxes.
b0c and e1.0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
Rubber Goods

Big values In Rubber Goods OF all
KINDS. Shipments direct from fac
tory received every thirty days We
nave women clerks to walt on
women In this department.
FOUNTAIN SYRINGEs.
o., rapid flow, 3 pipes md fully
guaranteed.
sl.25 Tragles Seamless Fountain
syringe. OF. soc
sl.00 Style * Seamless Fountain
syringe. at. .........S soc
s.6o style NJ Seamless Fountain
syringe. at. .Dsc
*l.l5 Laurel Chocolate Fountain
., ~ SLID
sl.So i'urlty. Style E, ct. Red
hupDcT ........ Sl.S3
1880 style + Seamless Fountain
Syringe ..... n IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
Hair Tonics and
Shampoos

SOC and 81 Cocaine Hair Tonic.
ipi ...'..'. .SVc anu QUO
81 MontEomery's Hair Tonic 80. .73c
Doc and 81 Westphae's Auxiiia-
tor .3Oc and soc
II Hairs Hair Restorer .73c
'5c Hrker's Ifirsutus ......... sac
81 Mrs. Mason's Hair Tonic. .73c
Doc Tricopherous .............. Sic
soc Lyons Katharon ...... .3ec
- Lotus Hair Tonic .68c
hoc Parslan Sage ,........,..... 3ec
SOC and 81 Wyeth.g Sage and Sui
phur 49,. soc and eDc
6oc and 81 Parker's Hair Bal
sam .4fc and Zoe
Doc Tinaud's Eau do Quin.ne -. 3sc
SOC parker's Tar Shampoo. 800
G0c Jcrgen's Violet dlycerine
shampoo :...'. ...........''' abc
soc Palm olive Shampoo. .30o
25c Arabian Tgg Shampoo. .18c
81 Farr's Gray Hair Restorer. Tao
toc Whlnutth ....'......''... ooc
soc Capellnris .3Oc
25c and soc Ford's Hair Pom
ade Iec and soc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
Stationery Dept.

BOx PAPER. CORRESPONDENTS
CARDS, WRITING TABLETS.
35c box Partisan Stripe, pink,
blue and lavender 1ec
36c box Navarro. with border,
pink. blue and lavender Toe
S5c Boy London Post Ternplcton.
Harvest Linen 1Oc
CSC box Writings Mousseline.
Versailles. Linen Paper 49,. 1Gc
25c box Eaton. Pike and Cranes,
windsor and Trouv.ile Linen. .1oc
I5c box Initial Stationery Writ
ing Paper and Correspondence
6oc box Writing Paper and Cor
respondence Cards 43c
Doc box Weyand's Peau dc Peche,
tinted ......... 34c
soc box Gold Edge Correspond
ence Cards. two sizes In box. soc
6oc box Fine Linen Writing Pa
per. TWO style envelopes. 30c
boc box Mourning Paper 37c
Csc box Mourning Paper .IOc
loc box Writing Paper. Our
Leader ........ .8I-zc
SOC box Weyand's Peau de Peche
Gold Edge Correspondence
Cards. . styles ...3 pc
soc box Dircctoire Linen Core
spondence Cards ............3 SIC
FINE LINEN WRITING PAPER IN
ONE-POUND BOXES.
BIC Kara Linen PIC
zoe kcith's Kraften Linen IOc
csc Onem Linen lie
zoe Jefferson Linen .IIc
Envelopes 10 match the above
paper. 25 I'm pkg. .8I-2c and &c
WRITING TABLETS.
zoe New Century Marque Linen Ice
l5c New Century Record Linen. lie
loc bamboo Bona Eide, Stanton
Certificate. in 3 sizcs-packet,
letter business
&c State OF Virginia Fling of Re-
public. Tragle's Special ..3I-2c
&c Large Scratch Pads &c
&c and loo Composition Books.
ioI &C ana Nc
loo Memorandum Books IKE
l0c Visiting Cards. per pack -. TIC
loo Hammond's War Map OF
&c Mogul Mikado or Velvet Lead
~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

IL Special Lot White Rubber,
and 3-quart Fountain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
81 Special lot Of 2, 3 and A.
quart Hot Water Bottles,
mite Rubber .49c
Csc Fountain Syringe Tubing,5-
IT. lengths, rapid flow. red rub

Csc Fountain Syringe Tubing.5-
IT. lengths. rapid flow, red rub
Der. reinforced end lac
s2.25 Duval Stomach Tube No.
IL ............. .$1.T5
soc Alpha Rectal Tube SOC
sl.75 No. . Mission Invalid
Ring, 12-inch s1o5
soc l-pt. Face Bags ........30 c
CSC English Breast Pump. $50. .Ioc
SOC Popular Breast Pump. No. 10 sic
Csc Nipple Shields lie
25c Popular Infant Syringes. .17c
Csc Ear and Ulcer Syringe. Red. lee
26c birmingham Nasal DOUGH lie
Csc Favorite Atomizers. for Oil
or Water Ale
76c Favorite Atomizers, for Oil
or Water 4ec
81 Pineoleum Nebulizer Outfit. .73c
25c Family Aspcptic Vaporizer. lie
Soc The Favorite Vaseline or OH
Atomizer, No. 10. a3c
f5c The Sterling OIL and Water
Metal Atomizer .see
fbc Acme Vaporizer .bec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Coffee
Extra quality VOTAN COFEEB
in one and two-pound cans; sne-
clal selected bean and delight
Iul aroma; ground per pound.
8ict 2-pound can. ao.
Grny's Special Blend CofYee.
put up In air-tight contain
ers' pulverized or granu-
lated and most delightful
havor. In one. two and ono
hait pound cans; per pound.
27cI per 21-2 pound, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Tea
Extra quality VOTAN TEA;
has an elegant flavor and
exceptional good quality, in
is and l2 pound cans: is
pound, &c; l-2 pound. -. .a3c
Gray's Celebrated English
Breakfast Tea, in half
pound boxes. mixed. and
very excellent: per u
pound can Ice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
Ever-Ready Flash
Lights and Batteries

800 Ever-Ready Flash Lights,
complete: pocket sizes .. soc
sl.5o Ever-Ready Flash Lights.
and 6-inch; round: complete SOC
$500 Flash Lights: round; nick
eieu -..-.. Sl.4e
$500 Flash Lights: miners sI.4o
CSC Ever-Ready Batteries. No.
40 ......... 19c
Csc Evcr-Ready batteries. No.
3oc Ever Ready Batteries. No.
isO ............ .19c
35c Ever-Ready Batteries. No.
iO3 ........... ............ .24c
35c Ever Ready Batteries. No.
$3.50 Presto Lanterns ..... .s1.I8
$3.50 Hipco Lanterns ... SLID
3oc Bulbs for flash lights. .I8c
soc lot of German and Domes-
| tic Pocketltnives Csc
soc Chiffon Shears, 31-2 to 6
iHSneS 20
35c Royal Scissors, 6 to S'inches I3c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

csc Colgate's Tooth Powders
i5c and 23c
Csc Calox Tooth Powders 17c
Csc Sozodont Tooth Powders,
21c and f1c
Csc Propfytol Tooth Powders 100
csc Euthymol Tooth Powders. inc
Csc Wampole's Tooth Powders. lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
Toilet Goods

Rivers ExtractH-Azurea, Flo
ramye, Gerbcra. Aventurinc,
Safranor. per o., 6eci por box.
sI.3a
Lot or others, beautiful package
goods. in handsome boxes.
from n,r =" g,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
35c Badger Shaving Brush, In
nickeled travelling case. -. lie

csc Tragle's 5-grain Lithia Tab
let's. 40 in a bottle ......... .13c
30c Warmers Formalln and Lithia
lablets .2lc
sl.50 Foley's Kidney Pills. .e7c
15c Hayw ood's Sulphur and Cream
Tartar Lozenges ............. &c
soc Lench's Virgin ofl of Pine. .37c
- and $3.50 Caloris Vacuum
bottleS .SBc-Sl.5O
CSC Empress Shampoo Soap. lie
CSC lb. can Empress Talcum
fo~der lie
10c Hand Mirrors ............... SC
DC l ID. Paro Wax lie
soc Edge Maker. No-Hone Razor
Strop &c
Csc Razor Strop. canvas and
leather ................. .13c
1Oc Bee Brand Extract Lemon
and Vanilla ....... &c
81 Automobile Chamois; won't
get hard with washing ...... Sic
sc Carter's Ink ................. &c
Card mounts for Photographic.
dozen &c
Csc Oval Framed Pictures. . &C
l0c Nichols Cleaning Pad.. &c
&c Iron Glue .31xc
75c Wickerware. brass-trimmed
Suit Cases .28c
sl.25 Coaster Sets ........... Soc
'oc Ash Receivers Ale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

&c MoEul Mikado or Velvet Lead
Pencils Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

$3.50 Sterling Automatic Strop-
per; sharpens any kind OF
razor blade Soc
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l5c and CSC Bee Brand Insect
Powder, made from closed
howcrs SC and 15c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

TOILET WATERS.
CoiRnte's Violet. Cashmere. Bou-
Quet. Dactyle's. La France
Rose. In sprinkler top bottles.
25c. 4Oc, soc and 7Ae
Iiudnuts Violet Sec, White Lilac.
White Heliotrope. Extreme VI
olet. Lavender. Veroeine, Gar
denia; per bottle. .75c and $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

10c Hammond's War Map OF
Europe &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

razor blade soc
-1.25 Nos. SID and 60 Bath Brush roe
26c j. e Us Synod Soap. .18c
2oc Alborum Antiseptic Pc WIDER. loo
Doc Mrs. Joe Pearson's Wash. :. 34c
aoc Bar Green Cas,iie Soap. zoe
lOc Linton Gauze Bandages,
and 2-inch &c
15c Rolls Tragle's Toilet Paper.1Qc
25c and soc Tragle's Theatrical
Cold Cream zoe and Soc
25c rolls Tragle's large-roll
ioliet iaper zoe
soc The Tragic Suspensory Band
age, silk .35c
81 pint l.. & T.. Lysol .73c
75c Wyeth's Beef. Wine and
ron '....''.'''.. .50c
10c Toilet Paper rrorders. ...... &c
35c lib. Absorbent Cotton (hos-
~ pt a.. ...,:.....:... ..2tc
lac Hay Newport Sea Salt. DC
loo can Inscctine Sc
25c can Dead Stuck 17c
Csc bottle Dead Sure .1Sc
Csc Pint Bottle Tragle's dou-
BILE distilled Witch Hazel .13c
sc Package Ideal Toothpicks. 2
TOT .......... &c
35c Shampoo Spray .19c
10c Rubber Bath Sponges &c
csc Rubber Massage Mits. I5c
loc Turkish Wash Cloth size
l5c Rubber-lined wash Cloth
bag. with cloth. .............. &c
75c Tragle's Reef. Wine and
IRON ........ .3ec
15c Talcum Powder--Cut Rose,
Cho-Cho, San Oriana. Cory
lopsiS ................. &c
25c Special, lib. cans Taicum. .14c
'oc cake Nerbena or Luxor Bath
SOAP ............,. ...... &c
loc and 15c Combs. 7 and s.
inch. unbeatable &c
Re-Umbcrto Pure italian Olive
Oil, az sweet as n nut
Gallons ...-............. S2.40
Quarts ................... 60c
l5c and 25c Family varnish
brushes ....... &c and 1oc
26c Souvenir and Fancy Deco
rated flates .1bc
25c Mark Cross Safety Razor ..I3c
10c and zoe Whisk Br oms lilo
Ioc Sewing Machine OIL ......ahc
loc Aluminium Folding Drinking
cup" ;:.......... ........... 10
75c Mercolized wax ........ .b0c
26c Silver Polishing Croa:,s. .1De
sl.60 White Enamel Douche Pan csc
26c and 60c Our Leader Chest
PROTECTORS .......... .Isc and 38c
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30
HOLLAND.

Christmas is gone, but our mem
cries are filled with recollections OF
the good things of the past, and we
hope for better things in the future
We had the quietest Christmas we
have ever had Not single person
was drunk, and everything passed OIL
nicely. Our Christmas tree held at
the schoolhouse on Christmas eve
night, was a grand success.
Rev. H. H. Melton filled his regular
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Several are on the sick list at pres
ent, some with la grippe and others
with pneumonia.
Tom and Jack Smith of New MeXl-
co spent the holidays with relatives
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30
Brief News of Faulkner
SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN
~ THIS COUNTY.
REEVES SCHOOLHOUSE.

The la grippe epidemic has been In
our community, but generally speak
ing. it is almost thing of the past
John Reeves, Jake Reeves and ia
son Wilson went with some others to
spend their holidays on Perry coun-
ty hunt.
Misses Myrtle and Elfieeda Charles
are spending the holidays with their
parents.
Bird Diffee lost a fine mich cow
last week.
Miss Mary Reeves, one OF the
teachers in the Bigelow school, is with
home folks for few days.
Miss Gertrude Diffee, one OF the
Cato teachers, is chatting with the
"old folks at home
Our school seems to be on boom
this winter. Excepting cases of sick
ness attendance has been good. The
work is under the management OF
John Reeves and Miss Lottie Webb.
Mrs. Barney Bryant visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Springer,
last week.
Mrs. Harry Beekman is in the hos
pital at Little Rock yet, but it IS re-
ported that she is rapidly recovering
since her operation.
Quite a number of our young pee
ple attended church out at town last
night.
Our Christmas tree was very slim,
The tree was thrifty enough, but the
number to patronize it was small.
This was due to the rainy, blustery
weather.
Bird Hopkins of Mayhower has
moved into the house with Will Hop
kins. He is figuring on building, and
making this his future home.
December 20.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30
PROF. STEPHENSON TO
RELIEVE PROF. WOMACK

Prof. O. w. Stephenson, who has
been pursuing postgraduate work IN
the University of Chicago and VINO
was for several years member OF
the Arkansas State Normal School
faculty, arrived this morning and Will
relieve Prof. r. E. Womack OF the
department of history in the Normal
for the next six months. Prof. Wom-
ack has been granted leave OF ao-
sence to complete the work required
for a doctors degree in Peabody Col
lege for Teachers at Nashville, Ienn''
and will leave in few days for that
place.