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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
WILSON TAKES HAND

WASHINGTON. March Ia
president, Wilson today promised
IA take hand In the fight over
tho Shields water power bill.
which conscrva,ionists denounced
a. q vicious measure
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egaus ft-ss. ehoire flour fisk sack
delivered stalls X ih-i1. fancy aspar.
aaus sEc and SOC 10 new celery. :
bunehr. isc At Leriies apple syrur
see acc grade coffee. 1kc. stall 20.
Delicious apples. $3.50 box. delivered
Fiutida grapefruit Tor teo stalls tt-ts
fresh herring lbs $50; fresh haiihut.
10. atc, stall 10. fancy milk cream
cheese. gac h.
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WANT FOUR AUTOS

The city engineering department
wants four new auto runabouts An
ordinance will be introduced Mon.
day. declaring an emergency and
providing for an expenditure not to
exceed 81 800 for the machines.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
r,AE PLACE

stall ~. les fire.. whHe. HrsnuiAtsd
sasnF. tse stall -. fsssh pass~uffssa
miik. e. at. Ie pt stall ttsf, 10 see
tisns raffs.. use. ataI "a California
Fssshss n Strap. Ice. stall 10. sweet
cider. BE saL stait 1873. car.
salmon. ite. stall g. paper shopping
hsss. se. stall .. EGGS frssh daily from
rsneh. sfe dos stall 1877. good bacon.
itr 10. stall tfet. frssh perch. fbs.
use. ~hois ssisnon. fbs tie stall %.
pore hnnsy IN bulk. lee 10. ssau itsi.
pallet sss. zee dns ntsfi 80 fresh
Ffnaaf psanus batter. fe ID. lhs tse
stall 81 .ressss Sausage. lee ID. stalls
tt-tt. fte tieemsrs Ike pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
HONOR AMERICAN

PARIS. March 10. - Twelve
American collegians who are serv-
ing with the French ambulance
corps at the front today were cited
for bravery in the orders OF the
day. They will be decorated with
the Cross OF the Legion of Honor
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Mayor Gin has been asked 10 at.
tend the preparedness conference 10
be held in Spokane, under the aus.
pieces OF the Chamber OF Commerce
there. March n and rs. lie said
Monday that no would not be able
TO attend.
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ABOUT DRY LAW

Friends OF prohibition in Van
couver. u. C.. are gathering data on
the effects OF the dry law n'Seat-
tie. Mayor Gil has been requested
TO submit comparative police rec
ords for the dry months.
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during the last
few months until
now Il has as
hnmed pro . % r
tons scarcely
dreamed possible
The dream OF
establishing { h g
steel industry IN
he Northwest
has been realized
Eight hundred
men are working
full shit in the
ulant OF the Pa.
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LECTURE ON CHILD

Mrs. D. q. johnson OF the
University OF Washington Will
lecture on Mental Develop.
mcnt OF the Child" at the
Mothers Training leeNre. 10 BIO
held at the Bon Marehc 6mor.
row at $3.50. There will also
be a demonstration by the
nurses Of tho first solid food
for babies.
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A. Allen. s-ib eah cafs~. ste. god
PEAS. &C. can stalls :. > .. = round ~
sifiafn STEAKS. fsc ~. stall ihs. potsta
yesst bread : iee leaves itr. &c leaves
lee At stnn9s. lhs graduated Sugar
Sec with ice grocery order. 1Sc can
shfffnps lee its shredded uhees bis.
rsftt. tses lee pkse corn o. Eless
siaffh. ste. OTIS. sapsrArauf. ice
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22D ANNIVERSARY

WASHINGTON. u. G.. March 10.
Sunday was the END ami
versary of Chief Justice whites
appointment TO the supreme court
bench
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MRS. VILLA LEAVES

LOS ANGELES. March i3.--Mrs
fuanlta villa. wife Of the much.
sought Mexican outlaw. has fed
from her home here today. with
her six.month-oid baby.
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plies Cured In to ~ DAYS
Druggists refund money IL PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching.
Riiud. Bleeding or protruding Piles.
First application gives relief. soc.
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EGGS At LOW FIGURE

Eggs for the past few weeks
have been down 10 n very low
price There Is great influx of
eggs about this time every year.
Jobbers are buying eggs for 10
cents and wholesalers are selling
for 20 cents.
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DIR. T.. u. Clark, Manager
1906 Third Ave-. N. w. Cor. Third
and Union.
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lures from the water and light de-
partments. He says that IL would
require extra expense. and that the
figures can be obtained any time
under present conditions from the
comptroller.
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TO VETO ORDINANCE

Mayor GIN said Monday that he
probably would veto the ordinance
calling for quarterly detailed
statement OF revenues and expen9i.
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STEEL INDUSTRY
|. IS ESTABLISHED
Local Plant Has 800 Men at
Work; Enlargement
Planned.
PROSPERITY ERA is ON

Industrial development In Seat.
tie has very quietly gone ahead
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Luna Park Bathtpuse opens Mar
18th.
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THEATRES


Al stAmBRA
The Five iinnsttH. Ministries,
head the bill al the AlhambFa. The
tao maids and three men contrib
ute happy songs. Jokes. gossip AMI
dialogue
The show opens with Hayden and
Goodwin in songs. comedy and
dialogue
Tho smiletia Sisters are two
shapely girls who present a wire
balancing. eontortion and juggling
The Arthur Young Trio. two VIC.
Inns and a piano. scored two decided
hits IN their imitation Of country
church meeting. and in rendering
The MockinE Bird"
AippopRomE
The Stroud trio. mother. father
and daughter. sing In the headline
at the Hippodfoms thea.
ire. A water fountain Jug
Cling novelty act by th. Do Bars
IL another good number.
other vaudeville. features arc
OrvlIis R.wder. piano entertainer.
t1ossy Wilson. singer and dancer.
and tho SIX Versatile Coxsn. whn
present a japanese operstta-
The film feature Is mir. Jack
Ducks the AlImony." with Frank
Daniels In the leading role.
METROPOLITAN
George firoadhurst's drama.
Bought and Paid For" nestled into
the right hands for stock production
when the Wilkes players. Of ID.
Metropolitan theatre. took II up for
their second offering here.
Tho play has a strong theme. II
can bs ovsrdrawn and thrust into
ths meiodramatic. IL can be kept
within bounds and stir up a 10; Of
valuable thought and reflection.
Tho wilkes players give IL a fin.
Ished presentation.
Stellar honofs went TO Phoebe
Hunt. Norman tiacke,t. Richard
Vivian. Helene Sullivan.
oRpHEum
After singing several Italian and
French com positions, Cocolinl, who
in an italian tenor OF great fame.
and who never made tour Of
America before. came thru with
Until" In the kings EngliAh Sun.
day at tho Orpheurn theatre.
when the crowd out front heard
French compositions. Ciccolini. who
sing aome 4. 4. A.. they yelled for
more-and Tot IL. lie sang Mother
Machrre." and believe IL or not.
Channccy Olcott has nothing on
thia Ciccolini fellow.
Benny and Woods. a fiddler and
pianist. are both there with sreat
biz. nolsy bells.
Other numbers RAY Dooley,
Elmer Graham and Gordon DooIey
in nonsense. some Of II good. VILLA
Holt Wakefield IN aonr sayings. n
classy act. George Howell IN com.
edy playlet satire on modern
dancing craze: Jolly Johnnie Jones
on n wife and Clara Stevens and
Adelaide Falk. singer and dancer.
EMPRESS
You've got 10 hand Il 10 the
musical comedy tabloid at tho FIN.
press theatre this week Tabloids
come and go. but this one has
most OF EN- beaten 81 ways There
are four girls and four fellows.
The Royal Italian Sextet. five
men and one woman. play the VIC.
lin. flute and guitar and sing class.
ical numbers.
There's lot OF fun and sentiment
In She Had 10 Tell Him." ske
by Mira. Frederick Allen. Leo Curley
ct al La Toy brothers have an
acrobatio act. Edith Mote changes
her costume often and quickly.
Raynor and BELL offer singing.
whistllng and dancing act.
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of blue ribbon on their left ears. you
will know it's some of Pete's prize win

Of blue ribbon on their left ears. you
Floyd Griffin is assistant chief engi-
| neer on the TransSiberian coal railroad
| at Mcclure mine.
The Tasker scribe received commun-
| ication from Lone Tree signed "A Read.
err" We couldn't exactly understand
what the writer wanted us to do. 1t
looked as tho he was sore because one
! much attention to young lady out Des
warning to the young man from Tasker,
hpq to gEg * o hs c sds mf n
ths aYff lie wf Better
it over with the young lady, and see If
E"n Ea Ks5 10 has been ner guest
the Scribner home in Minot the past
week.
Carl Herzig was called to Idaho Tues
day becapse OF the death 81 ms the Sif
home Saturday night. Refreshments
were Served and every one enjoyed
pleasant time. The first prize was car
b bsd yze By BY r &atts sms and
the country announcing the Masquerade
at Tasker Saturday, February 5. to be
held in the hotel? A good 3;-piece orchess;;
be given the couple wearing the best
clock sharp and masks will be removed
at eleven A good time is assured to all.
Mr.. Etter and son from Lone Tree
were in our town Monday complaining
about the cold. BUT we haven't seen p.
L. Griffin this week; too cold for him to
Chas. Kirkelie returned from Minot,
where he has been on the jury.
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| local scribe's witticisms would brighter
somewhat. but alas, the gloom and des.
olation which seems inseparable from a
still arouse an int crest and while the
latter may possess but little market val
ge the Village dads Sac Of Burlington
gently handled, might illuminate While
still content to remain on the Kerosene
Circuit, Logan's brilliancy attracts the
During the past few months Logan
haanr e Main stress bank an s, ee
about, pool hall, restaurant, not to
mention new residences. AS soon as
hardware and implement house will be
built, and the 500 have material to en-
large the yard tracks preparatory to
ing trade very dull, have taken an agen-
cy- for an automobile firm.
to the Minnekota elevator at this point
suegests that in August last the Logan
town. A subsequent, para graph 1empha-
sized the company's generosity and bus
mess foresight in. handsomely donating
Mrs. Shaw has been professionally en-
gagged at Balfour during the past week
On Friday, February 4, a grand mas
querade ball will be given at the new
Logan Hall, The best of music has been
engaged and we understand prizes are
to- be awarded for the best ladies cos
tune. and the most comical gents make
up. Come down and mingle with a good
bunch.
Mr.. Himli, who has enjoyed a vacation
returned on 1O5 on We'd
nesday. He recently effected an accident
insurance and is prepared for almost
anything to happen now. So is Logan.
Congratulations anyway.
Mr.. Lester Bronson, Of the Latter Day
Sunday evening. Hearing of Burling-
tons sorry state he left on Monday for
that point.
charge Of a school at Donnybrook was
able to, attend the big doings locally,
owing to fire destroying the school
house.
Mr.. Gale Bean. after strenuous bust
ness season in Minneapolis, is enjoying
a visit with the folks.
man, and Alexander of that ilk. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. c. Kuchen-
becker, Friday Of last week.
Ralph Gard his good helpmeet and
son John were in evidence on Friday.
Sawyer folks generally were with US on
that day.
A. deputy sheriff paid a visit to Logan
really long way to travel to realize
that even court house official can make
and careless at that.
Attention Is directed to announcement
elsewhere in these columns converting a
of the stockholders in the Io-
gan Hall Association.
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TASRER,

ing. Of their maria geable bach elors
Tssker has fey left for Leap Year
well equipped and modern farm with his
foster brother Carl would be fine catch
for some fair maiden; He would make
to give the lucky one fine home.
Gregory Esser is another one that
would be worth looking after Gregory
farm in the suburbs. Of 'Tasker.. He is q
do wrong, girls, if you write him.
girls, here is one that would pay you all
Fellow Has the reputation Of being
ty. Ted is also chef that can't be beat,
He is also manager Of the Hotel de Tas-
ker Be sure and write him.
Charley Verzatt is another fine catch
for some one. Charley is a dandy. little
fellow. He is interested with his broth
er in complete thrseshng outfit IN N9 ~
Sorry all your life.
Floyd Griffin, who has E! farm in Mon
a a fine home for the one that would be
have to work around him very carefully
boE 81 aSo is a and s1 IN FoSds
Earl Scribner is another one you don't
want t? Overlook, He is also interested
with MS IaCnef III d me valley 1dT1n.
Better not wait long or take any
chances, for he will not roam around long
in single blessedneSs.
Otto OLSEN near Tasker is one that
could be fortunate enough to get him.
could be fortunate enough to get him.
He has a fair sized chunk of Uncle
Sans domain: also horses and machin-
cry to operate the same Write him,
if you want a good farm and home:
"Fattie" is going to do with that big
crop Of whiskers. Fat is financier; He
Mattress Factory at a good price.
1t beats all how ignorant some PEG
store-keeper from a janitor. Yes, it
beats all, the conceit Of some people.
regular. genuine storekeeper. Is it?
Louie Kaufman had to sleep standing
in the corner for few nights on ac-
count of a frozen leg.
We've been invited out SO much to
lunch lately that we have the govt near
ly as bad as old man KatZenjammer.
Pete Bryant is smoothing Up some som &, Of
Mid winter Fair at Mniot. If you see
any geese running around with yard
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THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try It! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful-Get rs cent bottle
@ .-, Of Danderine. ~

II you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incompatible softness and
Is fluffy and lustrous. try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandruff. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair If you have
dandruff. This destructive. scurf robs
the hair Of it's lustre it's strength and
It's very life, and If not overcome 1t
produces feverishness and itching OF
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get a 25-cent bottle of
knoWiton's Danderine from any drug
store and just try it
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SPLENDID RECORD BY
Ward COUNTY PUPILS
FIVE OF THE FIFTEEN ESSAYS
SENT TO STATE CONTEST WON
PR1zEs-A RECOGNITION OF
l(ERIT.
Minot,; NJ o., Jan, c12, I:

t--E Minot,i N. D., Jan ~, 1916
To All Interested in the Essay Contest:
Word has reached this office from the
secretary Of the Appreciation Week"
movement to the effect that five Of the
fifteen essays sent in from Ward County
schools. won prizes in the state contest.
" $4,000 Of the $500 offered as prizes
will be awarded to our successful con-
testants That this recognition Of merit
is more, than could possibly have been
over four hundred essays were entered
We take pleasure in giving below the
names of the prize winners, and their
teachers. @iI
Floyd Burns Surrey Graded, first
prize $4,000, G. M. Clendenning, teacher
Margaret Dickinson, Minot Graded
Hanson, teacher.
able Mention and 800, G. M. Clenden-
ming. teacher. ""
Grace Hansen, Denmark Dist School
8. First prize $4,000, Martha V. Holmes,
teacher
Rachel Van Fleet, Norway Dist. School
!, Hon. Mention and $1.00, Josephine
Treacy, teacher.
Very sincerely yours, -
w. D. WENDT, Y
County Superintendent.
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FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND CO.
Real Estate Brokers' Phone 49, Is LIST St. S. "
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA

ject to confirmation by the Judge Of
said County Court, all the interest Of
described, being an undivided one-half
interest under contract marked Dupli-
cate Twenty-three for the Southeast
quarter of Section Numbered Sixteen
and under contract marked Duplicate
Twenty -four for. the Southwest quarter
Of Section Numbered Sixteen, all in
ty-three North Of Range Numbered
Eighty-three, West Of the 9TH p. NJ, said
Contracts being issued by the Board Of
Dakota. The remaining payments due
the State Of North Dakota on said Con-
tracts amount to the sum Of Ono Thous-
thereon at six per cent per annum. Said
sale to be made subject to such pay
nents. Purchaser to execute bond to
fit indemnity Of himself and Of the per-
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LOGAN MURMURs.

The opening dance at the new Logan
Hall was a distinct success in every
sense. despite the unusual severity Of
the weather. Over one. hundred good
thoroughly an exceeding good time. The
directors are to be congratulated on the
success of the initial venture.
Burlington enjoyed for many months
a notoriety sublime, as a consequence of
Minot Corporations enterprise, in en-
deavoring to lift from obscurity, that
burg. With the installation Of the cleo
trio light, we had hopes that even the
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sons entitled to the interest of the de-
the sum Of Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
with sureties as the County Judge shall
approve which bond to be conditioned
ments for such lands that become due
after the date Of sale and fully indemni-
fy said Executor and those so entitled
expense BY reason Of any covenant or
agreement contained In such contracts.
The sale to be made on or after the
All bids must be in writing and may
be left at the Goose River Bank, In May
vile, Trail County, North Dakota, or
Court or delivered to the undersigned
personally.
H. g. GROTH,
Executor, Will Newton Olson,
Deceased.
Dated January Goth, 1915. l-57.tl
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OIL PAINTS AND WATER COLORs

OIL PAINTS AND WATER COLORS
We keep complete stock Of OF
paints in tubes. Water Colors in pans
Brushes. Canvas. Palettes. Knives
Cups and Oils for fine art purposes
If you want a particular color, we
have it. =
JANUARY SALE WILL BE OVER
JANUARY 31st
and it will pay you to look over our
stock before that time as we can alb
solutely save you money. Our liberal
and unusual discounts prove this. Dis
counts on all Toilet Goods, Patent
also White Ivory, Brushes,
Stationery, Jewelry, Combs, Pocket
Books, Shaving Brushes, Pipes, Cut
lery, Sponges, Rubber Gloves, Hot
Water Bottles-in fact on most every
thing we sell.
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TIE FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND co.
Real Estate Brokers General Insurance and Loan.

FRANK W. YoUNGMAN LAND CO.'S AD I've are Offering
' nefss s n& % @
"s ' house and aG'e k er
to help The R2r e to make payment down
FRANK w. YoUNGMAN LAND co.'s AID. I've are Offering.
quarter section near Lynch It is unencumbered and
will sell it for small payment down=or to responsible
mens at cent. We will sell this on crop payments
The soil exceptionally good and is level and
See The Frank w. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK TX W. YoUNGMAN LAND CO.'S AID. s.-we also have
or e sSd per re nR will sell for
payments and we will take small yearly payments This
ps @ this year if P " n there
Would you Ike to spend lively summer and SIS 900
see The Frank w. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND cos AID Ave are offering
4G acres in Msryand Township Of the very choicest land
barn on most kind of reasonable terms and the
See The Frank w Youngman Land Co.
24O acre tract in Maryland Township payments,
after ho small pa % is made This is dandy deal Close
~ See The Frank i' W. Yo u,Y AMI Land Co.
FRANK W. YoUNGMAN LAND CO.'S AID. 6-Don't forget
our acre tracts which called oms Acres and which
all under high state Of cultivation and the taxes merely
ready to build house and chickens will be growing
dpa you 5 be ready to Give c
See The Frank W. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK w. YoUNGMAN LAND CO s AD; I've could enum-
say that if there anything you want in the land line let
See The Frank W. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK W. YoUNGMAN LAND co. IS AID. s.-We Offering
Gf m Iea ut n e tag o and 6e
April 1st
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sxx1 or xA1lb.

Notice is hereby given, that under au-
thority Of an Order Of Sale granted by
the Honorable J. E. Bagstad, Judge Of
Traill In the State Of North Dakota.
dated the 18th day Of January, A. b.
1915, the undersigned, the Executor Of
the Last Will and Testament OF Newton
Olson, late Of tho City Of Mayville, ia
the County Of Trail and State Of North
Dakota, deceased, will sell at private
sale to tho highest bidder, for cash, sub
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SAL VET

For horses and cattle. Removes
worms and is good conditioner. Rec
commended by Fargo Agricultural Col
lege. Put up in 10 pound boxes at
75c, other sizes up to 1925.
We also carry Sal Vet Gall Cures,
international Stock Foods, Hess and
Clark Stock Foods, Etc.
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GOPHER POISON

There are two kinds which We rec
ommend. They are WoodlarK, as goot
as any, and Strychnine Alkaloid
which is recommended by the govern.
ment. Woodlark is sold pounds fol
$1.O0, 10 pounds for $500 and q
pounds for $500.
Strychnine Alkaloid is going to be
high this year, but owing to an early
buy we are quoting ounce bottles at
$3.50. One ounce in 1-8 ounce walls
at $1.76.
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Serve LudedSk.

The men of the Zion Lutheran church
will give their annual Ludefisk supper
at the basement of the church on the
clock. A fine supper Of the Various Nor
wegian dishes will be served. This is
an affair held each year and it Is al
ways largely attended.
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EDISON AMBEROLAS

Fine music. Reasonable price. Un-
breakable records. Good looking ma
chine, durable Every home should
have music. We will put 4 phono-
graph in your home for ono weeks
free trial. Ask US about it. OF course
you get dozen records to try it with.
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HUMIDOR SPECIAL

HUMIDOR SPECIAL
A real copper lined Humidor to hole
so cigars with moistener and neat
black wood box; has been sold as high
at $500; our regular price was $1.45
Special this month
Every man should have Humidor
in his office or home. These are as
neat appearing as any of them.
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1916 DIARIES
AL sizes, flexible red or black covers,
with much useful information ---25c
Leather Cover Diaries, Page to
Day Observation-Disclosures
Other Diaries from to 3 days to
page -----S5c 10 10c
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SCISSORS,

SCISSORS.
Fine selection of Griffon Scissors.
Nicely finished, nickle-plated and good
quality steel. Made in four sizes
S-inch, 4-inch, 5-inch and 6-inch. Reg
ular prices 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c. This
month one-fourth of, or 23c, 26c, Soc,
34c.
If you need Sewing Scissors, these
will appeal to you as they are really
extra good values.
We have Sewing and Manicuring
Scissors from Csc to SITS.