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New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
VeWs for 7heahe G0ey3 and Women Readers
A Menu for Tomorrow


 Breakfast.
 Cereal Sugar and Cream Smothered Beef
 Potatoes all Gratin
 Milk Toast Coffee
 Lunch.
 Potato Puff with Cheese Sponge Cake Canned Fruit
 Dinner.
 Vegetable Soup Broiled Chops Mashed Potatoes
 Buttered Beets
 Cold Slaw
 Waters Cheese
 RaVensWorth Pudding
 Coffee RavensWOrth Pudding-Bake three large apples and take all the pulp out of them. Boil half a pint of milk and pour it over quarter pound of bread crumbs; allow to soak for twenty minutes, then add three yolks of eggs, one by one, grated rind and strained juice of one lemon apple pulp and little grated nut meg. Whip up the whites very stifflv and add last. Grease a pud ding dish, pour in the mixture ano bake three quarters of an hour. Serve with syrup sauce. Syrup Sauce-Boil two tablespoon. fuls of sugar, half pint of water and rind of one lemon, chopped fine lv, for eight minutes; then serve with pudding.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
Boomerang Criticisms
BY RUTH CAMERON.

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New Britain herald., 1915-02-17

Perhaps you dislike insects It will be too bad if you do, because nearly every milliner will try to sell you hat on which is perched a huge bug, whose horned body is brilliantly colored and whose wings are neutral
 toned. Do not try to dislodge the
 creature from the brim edge upon
 which it apparently has just alighted
 because it his been firmly sewed there.
 The chances are that you will see it
 first upon the newest models in sail
 ors. The sailor of the coming season
 has a moderately broad, slightly de-
 pressed brim and a reasonably hign
 crown. Encircling that crown is a
 ribbed ribbon, and on the front edge
 of the brim the insect is perched Tn e
 smartest of these new sailors are in
 two shades, and the leading combina-
 ton is tan and aquamarine. The tan
 appears in the taffeta covering of the
 shape and in the wings of the huge
 bug, while the blue-ribbed ribbon banding the crown matches the shade
 of the straw facing of the brim and the body of the insect permanently perched upon it's edge.
 Unless the leghorn hat for the sea = son at Bermuda has a scalloped elged brim, it is not smart as it should be. If there is anything more fetching among hats than a legho orn with a vel vet-piped scalloped brim, few women have seen it. And nothing could be simpler, unless, perhaps, it is the wreath of flowers encircling the crowns base. Very tiny flowers they are, and they join demurely under tiny black velvet bows The llSe of the little black velvet bow is the revival of an old. old fashion.
 Leghorn Must Have Scalloped Edge. A leghorn hat which sailed for Ber- mcda last week in the trunk of a New York girl has brim edge of eight
 shallow scallops, black velvet bound. The base of the crown is merely out lined, because the short strands of spring flowers wreathing it are small CT than any which nature makes, and their pale tones are emphasized by tn e tiny black velvet bows joining their ends. Fancy this hat above a white voile lowered frock!
 Straw and taffeta hats are ye,,v smart. Nearly always the brin is of straw, while the crown, or perhaps only it's top, is of silk But it is the ron
 which chiefly matters for that is th q portion which mostly shows since the 1 brim rolls high against it at one side
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
THE LOST PARADISE"
 AT SCENIC THEATER

H. B. Warner famous actor will be seen in "The Lost Paradise" in five Thursday This play is concededly the greatest drama of capital and la Dor ever written. It is a powerful pie torial argument in behalf of the op- pressed laborers whose lives build the wealth of nations, whose tears are crystalized in the jewels of the rich.
 In the story, the superintendent of the Knowlton Iron Works is in love with his employers daughter, who has been readed in luxury, and is I,lc idol of her father. To save this wo- man from the knowledge that her father is a thief. the loyal superin-
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
VACATION DAYS"
 IS ON KEENEY'S BILL

Robinson's t'Vacation Days which is. competing with the Fields Broth CTS Stock company for first honors at Keeneys this week, is a lively musical comedy in which eight clever young people show up as entertainers of a high order The act is built along lines suggested in the old school room specialties but it's many novel features make it practically a new turn, and the audience likes 1t. There is plenty of wholesome amusement in the piece and the musical program is one that should find favor all week. The company is made up of some clever people and they present a most entertaining turn. The song num- bers go big every day and encores are demanded at every performance.
 The Fields brothers continue a big attraction They are presenting as a special feature of this weeks pro- gram Dutch Justice" an amusing version of The Sapho Trial" in which Weber and Fields were so suc- cessful on the legitimate stage. The Fields are remarkably clever Ger man comedians. In fact in some re- spects they resemb their illustrious brother, Lew Fields. They are sup ported by a company or entertainers of high order, including Harry Jackson and the Three Shaws. Their act is a veritable scream from start to finish and the audience enjoys continuous laugh while they hold forth.
 There is no musical act on the vaudeville stage that has entertain ing qualities superior to those of the number in which the Four Kleises are appearing. This quartet plays va riety of brass instruments in pleasing style The two children in the turn are talented musicians and they fur- nish a good part of the entertain ment.
 Rawl, the English comedy jug gler and Hutchinson and Barry in smart bits of vaudeville" also con- tribute much toward the success of this weeks show.
 There is a first class motion pie ture program at the theater every day. The Keeney pictures are up to the minute in every respect. The reels are changed daily and only first run pictures are shown
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17

tendent takes upon his own should CTS the guilt of her fathers crime. Af- ter all the stress which the story .1ie velops, his sacrifice is learned and re- warded by the woman he loves, who decides to stand with him on the side of the oppressed workmen, to whose cause the superintendent has devoted his life's labor.
 MT. Warner portrays the role of the man who strives to reconcile the con- tending elements, and who is willing to sacrifice name and fame for the woman he loves. This production Is for Wednesday and Thursday and is one of the finest pictures ever shown in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17

If you want a smart sports coat or d new street or travelling coat for spring, do step into Miss Ryan's, 70 Pratt street, Hartford, and see the new homespuns and covertS and era venettes and serges that arrived yes terday. In the jaunty, loose shapes that are characteristic of the sports garments are some of the big, new plaids in the soft loose weaves that the young girls will rave about, while the others are longer and have the smart flare from the shoulders, or only in the skirts, that mark them as SD distinctly new. And she has the new separate skirts too, in materials designed to harmonize with the coats. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
NO MATERIAL CHANGE.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The United States. President Wilson said yesterday has received no confirmation or re- ports that Spain had addressed the powers on restoring order in Mexico The president told callers there was no material change in the Mexican question.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
Safety First.

Buy your eggs here and you're sure to be safe. Natives right from near- by farms, 93c dog. Russell Bros, 3ol Main street.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
Safety First.

Buy your eggs here and you're sure to be safe. Natives right from near by farms, 33c dog. Russell Bros., 3O1 Main street.-advt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

Winning A n
we have been telling in these columns stories
OF successes built largely by magazine advertising
Here is the story of great Philadelphia busi-
ness built without magazine advertising.
We tell it here for several reasons
First because it is only fair should give heed
to the fact that there are Philadelphia industries
p which have become great without such advertising.
Second, because many Philadelphia manufac-
turers look upon the success of the company in
question as an argument against advertising with
out knowing the conditions of the case.
Third because the story shows the result Of
making only goods of high quality, putting them
out under the manufacturers name-never under
private brand-and selling them aggressivey.
Fourth, because we believe that eventually the
company in question will naturally become one of
the great national advertisers
Fifty years ago go per cent. of the hats made in
this country were produced in Connecticut and New
Jersey. John B Stetson who had worked as a halter
in these States, decided to start for himself He
came to Philadelphia because it great labor
d
today makes $9OOO,OOO worth of hats yearly
Mr. Stetson made goods of the best materials
and the highest workmanship He put his own
label on his whole output never yielding to the
temptations of reducing quality or making private
brands for iobbers He sent his statesmen all over
the country, selling not just hats, but Stetsons.
The firm has never radically altered this plan
of merchandising, which, plus good merchandise it
self has enabled it to reach enviabe position.
Today the John B. Stetson Company employs
more than $500 hands, and it's goods are sold by
more than 1900 American stores
Hare skins from Saxony rabbit skins from Scot
land nutra skins from Argentina, silk from
Iapan cotton from Egypt shellac from India, sheep
skins from France, rubber from Brazil-products
from every corner of the world come to Philadelphia
70 he made into hats Stetson hats called
for by name by the cowboy of the western plains,
nv the plantation of the South by the broker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

and persistently advertised by their admirers Hun
dreds of thousands of dollars worth of newspaper
space is paid for by retail merchants to tell their
local trade that they carry Stetson hats.
And publicity worth an amount that cannot be
computed is given to them through the mouth
mouth advertising of customers who have found
Stetson hats of high quality and know what brand
they are because the name is in them.
At the time the Stetson business was founded
there national advertising media. Sheer
merit sound policies and aggressive selling have
given the business steady increase year by year.
Today that company with it's farsi GIFTED
recognition of changing conditions should see the
Importance of giving serious consideration to the
question of national advertising.
The Stetson Company is the crest of the
wave 1t has taken half century of wordof-
mouth publicity to put it there. But the tide of
commerce moves more swiftly today. Printed
national advertising has been developed
that in two years it do what Word-of-mouth
publicity alone takes twenty years to do.
The hat business is highly competitive. The
increasing power of advertising in
creasing opportunity for competitors.
new generation is coming up, generation
without too much reverence for tradition, ready to
adopt the neW-a generation to which printed
advertising is daily education.
The country and the markets growing Our
people are daily becoming converts to higher
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30
OLD BURIAL PARK
WITHIN THE CITY
- TO BE IMPROVED
COUNCIL Wal APPOINT SEXTON
FOR rrE olo eANNitM BUR
IA pARN
Rsma,rs 81 seress ~ W. s'ssn ."e
ctsH War sre 0uflsd 10 the FafN
--PfNpeyts Belongs 10 S,,s

Tht old nsSNieW CemeivFs iecates
Within a strnr threw IS she Saf AVID
ins tfseit ara ihe FINAL svs,ing plaeF
lof veterans ~ itc hlNt aus tae Nrrs
~ wcu ~ % mans rlpneef Nopus
Ehusiisns Nin tt rt,itlmvi ifHe az
laorsut state q comparative urfif~'
and ir if, fatafs maintained il mofv
pfssergalle shatt
saeh a dccisien pan raehrd Nestef
dat Nh,n thr pfoptri, Nas sfr~td ~
a ,,.nmHtst cniuisnsra qf NsNof Nltiei
aud Commissioner sutherland and Ntl
.4ah,f. relrouentrr ihe gin ceuneii
and fifteen members 90 thf iiastivw
fonotcr, A.ss,,lall,.n Ana h-al ebay
tsi nauahitfs ~ lhe VUai..isrars fbe
cranch wiN yrp Ntei, apissini osfe
takff SGT the property AHd WntH tbs
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. ns fruoyft and songU,ie walks hniA
eraaed lns biecs
rhf csiuttrn Was nfsi arca aF a
4 paliit hufla sfoHnd Dep ists 1Hd uua'l
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mo NeNican eva aud Spanish WAITE
Tho eomeH 90 CpWua Nhrsi rtsl
afe tbr asNfatian iuiiHsfd Nrnf tmt
pcai1, 10 Cefpus vhusu ln maiunin
Ins thy suunds far a nalf century
have attended ianhfalr 30 tnr uusi
At iNs conference uromFlnf Ntsi'f
aa, afternoon Nf Mar, a Sutherland
ioid 81 thr aff lihsni ihst htd rtomiN
90 lho pnmaH r theIf iaisaf &C low
tsf mnuN teau nafinF
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r4ni tn ask first that $500 atratV ihii
lunpeuN ~ he that W ttr $50 htl'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30
EXPOSITION GATES FREE
TO CHILDREN ALL DAY
Large Crowds are Attending Manu-
facturtrt and Merchants G spoti-
ton Which Closes Saturday

Announcement ls made Hhht uih ri
tpruuan 40 chllun NlN he admitted
n,a ~ 80 rnarsts fa tHr Merchants
snl Manufacturer Exposition vhich
ls h,Irr hrid fHH vrft ben fhr $3.50 sfsr
Th,aif, hHidIne eit rhHparaI street.
rho fro, Invitation .a expected q" pset
inc ho3ss ftraushu4t thr Afternoon
Yesterday arcraoon ana iaft uinht
iarfr crowds attended tne exposition.
viewing thc maul hands0fnf booths af
raneef 90 merchants ~ ihc cig dis
pltyIus rnodn fafeinr from soda water
fD hudson and Ford automobile
numhcr ~ fhc huofhr sfa ir charge
II oommttoss from thc cn frdefn
fian of women end fhe fr1,oeds from
thn safe ~ cindlcs soda water rah'H
etc arc Given io the reri raum feed
Those who viii 1o in charFf ~ th'
various booths fnlay are;
Ics cream booth Mesdamfa IS -
griffin Eldndgg ard Hifhel
pgnch Bowl SIR mHfcfr MisHf'
/ Florence smith Mildred collins. i}of
cnce bowman
e. e. Haitlinp Cos Nrf 1rsrfit
I Mis-ea Adcl Oafman Efiie Mc'amp
heu ana Louise fiernard
ua4ic5 Iale Mla Enena nofn end
f Jahrnle Baldwin
Casino uaRsr liagel nafis anf
Helen FULTON
Martin Tea end coffee CO.. Mrs. \
"a Wood and AfaF ann smifh
Dunn 6rortry Cn MrH John g
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30
A FOOL THERE WAS
T0DAY'S AMUSU BILL
Beautiful rhrda bafa Plars ths Van
pre- fn rodsFs Attraction o.
The Amunu

rrm Rudtard kInlffs cnmufihnf
.,..,,. .f .Ths Namn.r, nus4Nsad m
i...lt,i nn.r.ar nr.wu nnd produced
... .irttir,a Ds William i8t na s rud
art.f, ,t... Iarsl rsffnnH 90 fh. mnt
l... t.f.. vln hos. sn opportunity ~
uitnassrr uhal eifhuul doubt b. fhf
sr,atest priuf, ever mndncrd NsaH
nrI rhcda Ham rafs hf ufu ~
rnr Vampire and Ffenr1 1nas fhr
nsrt ~ thr haI 30 wIn Boz fhs offer
.re f.0ff afirsnnut and uisht nt fnr
hmueu Theatre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30
NUECES SERVICE POPULAR
Special Features for the Dinner Dance
az the Nueoes Hotel ms
evening.

while the dinner dance scheduled io'
iou.aht nt the Nucces IS regular in
That this feature entertainment hfH
come to be- set schedule % the "e'N
in society. the occasion tonighi pI"is p
isc tn bc 81 especial interest aeeoi"-
ins OBJ the management
special adapted music by The oren,H-
Goa will be rendered An entirely "'N
pro-wm 81 dances. irciudins som, ~
ihe latest steps and many heretofore
unseen IN this city. viii be siNen -
Miss BELLE Maxcy Rohards ana Apl-
San Wheeler. whose exhibitions dunn.
The season have been the source %
much enjoyment and have nrn..-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

os,,ernr appreciation from local ana
~, n toWn patrons u me hotel ac-
commodauona.
TN, dancers hayo preparea speeiH'
costumes for the nishis el'e' 'N''
mfui
Tho plan inauspraied ie'ftt's ~
.s.r~ioe h, the psgsnns bcfrcfn eelfa-
- hariars the prnaram dance Aiist Z
ward has become yefy popular ai'n w
\. In VOGUE % toniehi's dinner ani..'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

a O. PIiis q y Nance ana Y, y y.
,.s,rr, IA oqelators - ihe fhrzi'
800 we're among last nishts aii's"''
Al the Nueces
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

Announcement as nses yss's'es,
maj vivian martin tn liiilf A.H'
nuNn asAghif0i comedy hg fh'hi
laffhnifnr in rive nris vii r' Nif SO
traction 81 fhs AumHu fheaift n's
sundaY AFTERNOON and might
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

The sis,srnsni sha, has been made
tnsi Judge ~ % nopsiuh vii nHi
preslas Owes ihs spneisi tenn 90 Nu"eea
nnanib aisfutt rpYfi 80 fui neal Fnra#
daY on account ~ 49, tHflnF "a tHrn
faa .a iuraftrrt Thf sos term ~
Kirnsfg county court iaHiint ~ innf
sessf. starts un nest THrsdaf and 80
ftis reason H vil Be- necessary ~ 2
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80 court ia nfaham - San iicniin
tas nean sHeprrird TT enc piaff' 80
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

A called nesting q IL as'sns Club
y..ii i.s hsid fhis summon 9f o.riH1f
Ia ils I.lhrsrg The attendance = AT
nlainterr iH afFf1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

Tie Bsrsss class y $40 esg',ss
riiefeh e. lofsd % hes ude iHsi niefii
ubirh vas given complimentary ~
fhr fhiisthfa ciHss sra several n'tn-
asfs q Ioih classes cnioYea q ven
tl.ananf evening Watermelon Nff'
had in abundance aad even eff rIses
srt enjoyed ihsnafifes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

a snsssias - ,hs Bey Scouts All b
hsld fhls evening" ~ o'fipcf az l.rfa
I..sf 81 arrange for 10 participation ni
fns srnntr ln tho sally 80 cslthfA.
flon ku ~ me noDs are utgea g. o.
tend ihe meeiing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

The prayer tsrsics ~ the Fifti Pfst
nsfsran NnHfsh ai'i te mode ~ 1n
afasi utfrrff hf % iaih pn coo tNt
man,s 10 ulaalHns ln Mtairn' m
Nrf auehaa nes uesifiHH boz fhir fif
and Nho spcnf many years ln Mrti'n
.a Dunsm rhr sitendafc' 20 mFm
hsfa nnd friends ~ requested
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-16
TRUITN OF EVERY VARIETY
q AND TRUE TO NAME
u LOWER0 FROM RELIABLE GROWERS

The best that years Of experience and scientific propa
cation and cultivation produce
The first Of nursery stock is the first consider
alton, but the important question is will it with proper
grow and produce heavy crops of good fruits and under
this strain continue to live and be profitable. Stock poorly
started will make short Improbable growth.
In starting fruiting orchard of any size the best is
none too good.
Zion has secured the cooperation of N. A. Robinson
Of Zion City, ILL.,, who will take charge of the sale of fruit
trees, etc., in Zion City and vicinity and who will the
people and render valuable assistance selecting varieties
and making up orders for stock Give him your hearty CO.
operation and get fair treatment.
Yours respectfully,
W. F1URD CLENDINEN
General Manager.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-16

In Addition to these offers with every $500 worth subscriptions
(which be amongst friends and different addresses
We Will Manual
volume describing all regarding telling
1ause the Armies involved in
Na"e We advise early application
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-16
A New Idea

How to get good magazines and
periodicals below regular cost.
A plan is in vogue by newsdealers enabling
agents to return unsold copies by certain
date. these books are then offered to sub
scribers Just 80 days late at big reduction in
price. his does not at all diminish the read
ing value of the magazines as the articles are
as interesting, instructive, and entertaining at
one time as much as another.
This p Ian offers an exceptional opportunity to
secure additional reading at a small cost
They will be mailed direct to your address
only 80 days after the first day Of publication
The following is list of Names of Magazines regular
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-16
Many Ladies

o1C taxing advantage OF Ou1 Olg ICuuOuOA1S,
enabling them to get nearly twice the amount
Of things
Dresses, Gowns, Skirts, Sweaters Muslin Underwear,
Peticoats, Kmonos, Dressing Sacques, etc., all In
Guided in the CUT DOWNS
These BIG REDUCTIONS hold good only until satur-
day, January 23rd
The Exceptional Offers in the Dry Goods
section creating lot Of comment. Such beautiful
qualities of Dress Goods at the price usually pays for
cheap grades
Ladies: Be wise and secure your goods now, you can
dress better and look better.
Spool Thread is selling at 7 for 25c
during the SALE but anxious for you to buy
it, it will not go out of style, but it's just little induce
ment for you to and see other cheap lines
can't take orders the phone for the thread this
price.
There are Corset Specials Gloves, Handkerchefs Blan-
other things Come and See Them.
Quantity of Odd Pieces of Dinnerware being sold
at Half Price.
Small Tea Plates at 25o Dozen
Mattresses, Springs Furniture, Carpets, Stoves Enamel
ware, Skates, Wall Paper, all reduced
We quantity present
not yet received one. Call at Bank.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-16
i a So5 5:, Biggest ZION STORES 35 ;5:

Boys Suits are Going Cheap
We are taking large slices off the prices of these suits
because we want to turn the remaining stock money
TOR buying the new season goods.
IT'S A GREAT SAVING
to buy at this time Everyone who possibly can should
take this advantage. A IT'S Suit for I.79i is clear
saving Of 96c that's easier than working for it.
A 4.OO Suit is only 2.79
Just think III clear saving
Other prices reduced on same scale
Boys Overcoats Cheap
The big will be taken price Boys Overcoas
that taking off the Suits during this sale You buy
overcoat that's rather m will do for all the remaining
OF this winter all next and probably the after
A 600 Coat goes for 4.29, saving III
3OO Overoat Tor only 19S and other prices scale
Those Soc and E. Bouses that boys like much QOc
being offered at OOC
Parents should buy by the half Dozen You see would
get One FOR Nothing, and then some money over
It's like handing
Three, Four, Five and Six Dollars
in Bills Free
When purchasing Mans Suit or Overcoat
One of the best Suits Hart Schaner Marx regular $500
qualities for 8.9S s42 saving ago. Why you buy few
enough to live
1900 Suits for 1925
1000 Suits for 7.9S
And all intermediate prices equally reduced
Don't forget also that we're dsposing of all other things
at remarkable saving prices such Caps Cloves Muf
Hers Shirts, lies, etc.. but you enough on a
Suit Overcoat to get all these things for nothing
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-16
Classified Advertisements
ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
lines or less one insertion.
lines or less, insertions. SO
Additional lines 10c line. Terms: Cash with order.
Price for display advertising quoted application The
rHEocRAT Office main floor Administration Building.
The Publisher reserves the right to reject any
all advertisements