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The Washburn leader., 1916-08-04
See the Washburn State Bank
for Insurance.-AdY.

for Insurance.-Adv.
! Miss Hazel Forbes, returned
Monday from a weeks visit in
Garrison with Miss Anna Staley.
The measles seems to have a
grudge against Russell Anderson,
he ie having his second tussel
this year with them.
For sale-a 30 h. p. Advance
threshing outfit complete. Good
terms. John H. Walcker, Turtle
Lake.-Adv. 3-8.
.Egan Ekstrom returned Mon
day from Bismarck where he had
his hand treated for bloodpoison.
ing.
Editor and Mrs. Thurston Of
Center were in town yesterday
on their way to McHenry county
They are making the trip in their
car.
Miss Gordon, who has had a
millinery store here for several
seasons, will be back this fall
with new stock of goods. The
opening date will be given later.
Mesdames Callahan and Poe;
went to Bismarck Wednesday on
the steamboat Mandan. They
were guests Of the captain and
enjoyed the river trip immensely.
Garrison has let it's contract
for the water and sewerage sys-
tenn. The Haggart Construction
Co., of Fargo has the $49,O00.0O
contract. the work to be COM
pleted in 60 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brownson
went to Bismarck the first Of
the week and adopted three
weeks old boy. They have nam
ed him George. He is bright
11CC1c kC11OW o14'u AS IO1 CuuOCC III
finding so good a home.
A charter has been granted to
@. F. Bauer, j. G. Maloney, VIM
Reuter- and Chas Tauer for the
Farmers State Bank which. will
open for business soon in Under
wood. This will be the third
bank in that town.
Victor Wallin, former Wash
burn boy whom all will re-
member. writ. $ that be has gone
into business in Texas. He is
the secretary and treasurer Of
the Texas4Dakota Oil and Gas
Co., at Electra, Texas. Vic grad
uated from the high school at
Colorado Springs in June. He
expects to make a visit here
during the month. ~ ss2 s,e.
The Washburn leader., 1916-08-04

We sell standard binder
twine for lie. pound. Euersom
Bros.-Adv.
Harry Hanson returned Satur-
day from two weeks visit at
his old home at Pelican Rapids,
MINI.
Lost-the Boy Scout dog. Any
one knowing anything about him
4 leave word at the Leader office.
| ADV.
Mrs. j. E. Williams and son
Lloyd returned yesterday from a
four weeks stay with relatives at
Austin, Mimi, her former home.
For rent-living rooms in the
Haugeberg building. See Holtan'
Mere. Co.-Adv.
Thos. Thompson arrived Sat-
urday from EauC Claire, Wis, for
la visit with his son Frank and
family, and his daughter Mayme.
The Bismarck business men have
been making tours to the sur
ronding towns and have plann-
ed their next trip to be over the
North 500.
The Coleharbor ball team
with about twenty-five autos full
of rooters went to Wilton last
Sunday and played a game end
ing in a score Of z to 8 in favor
Of Wilton. The Coleharbor cit
i2ens are very enthusiastic over
their team, which is a very good
one, aid follow it from town to
town wherever it plays.
There are so many who want
to see the moving picture "The
Birth Of a Nation" that will show
in Bismarck tonight and tomor-
row that it is probable there
will be a special run from Bis
marck to Washburn Saturday
night after the show. A number
/, will 60 down in autos and attend
the matinee.
Geo. McFadden returned We'd
nesday from a ten days auto
trip through Montana. "No where
said Mr.. McFladden, ibid [ find
crop conditions and the country
as far advanced as here at
home. The wheat crop here is
much better and our farmers
are more prosperous. Mercer
Telegram.
T. L. Stanley, who has been
field manager Of the Garrison
Industrial association and is the
editor of the Garrison Advance,
has been appointed federal labor
agent for North Dakota and will
have his headquarters at the |
state capitol. He will aid in the |
distribution of labor during the
harvest and threshing season.
State Commission of Agriculture
Flint is keeping a list of all plac-,
es where men are wanted for
farm work. Write him off you i
need help.
The auto speeders have been
''getting it in the neck, +" to use
a slang expression. For some
time the streets of Washburn
has been used as a speedway
but the city marshall and others
have been trying to make it safe
for others besides owners Of autos
to use the streets. Some have
felt that a little injustice has
been shown but revenge may
look all the weeter when the
other fellow gets pinched. This
speed fund could besused very
nicely in getting rid Of the weeds
around town, not only in vacant
lots but where some Of our most
respected citizens live. Weeds
not only look unsightly but cause
sickness and are something we
can get along very nicely without
We would advise the ones who
are so kindly assisting Rookie
feller in getting rich, to hitch a
mower on the back and make
the same time over weeds as in
our best streets. That would
save the town the expense Of
cutting weeds, saw the paper
on which the warrants for speed
ers are written and save, the
temner Of the one arrested. n
The Washburn leader., 1916-08-04
LOCAL NEWS

lOCAL NEWS
Friendship links, gold or sill
yer, q new line just received at
Wallis Jewelry Store.-Adv.
Little Francis Starbuck has
about recovered from a very
hard seige Of measles.
DR.. G. G. Hibbs, Bismarck s lead
ing DENTIST not the cheapest
but the BEST.-Adv.
Mrs. Joseph Brown wishes to
thank those who were so kind
and thoughtful during her sad
bereavement.
For Sale-The Butler house on
very easy terms. Kein-Johnson
Co., Washburn.-Adv.
Prof. M. E. McCurdy returned
Saturday from a trip to Iowa.
He made the return "trip in an
auto.
DIR. L. A. Schdpfer, specialist,
Eye; Ear, Nose and Throat, Bis
marck, N. D.-Adv. 47B.
Lost-a cadet blue crepe auto
veil. Lost on the road between
Washburn and the Caldwell farm
last Sunday. Please leave same
at the Leader office.
I have the agency for the
Saxon. Roy Westmiller, Wash
burn, N. D., ADV. t.
Miss Hilma Anderson came up
from Bismarck Last week and
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Anderson.
Cameras can be had at the
Studio. You can use them or
buy, as you wish.-Adv.
Plans are underway for the ar
unal Congregational Sunday
school picnic. 1t will take place in
a week or two. The time and
place will be given out later.
VIM. Nuessle, Jr., is in hos
pital in Bismarck for treatment:
His many little Washburn friends
hope to hear soon Of a rapid re-
cOvery.
G. O. Raugust of Denhoff has
been visiting his three children
here who are making their home
for the present with their grand
mother while their mother is in
Colorado Springs for her health.
Miss Ruth McCulloch ente1tair-
ed the members Of her Sundi u
school class at a party at
her home Monday afternoon. She
has twenty-one beginners and
they are lively lot.
VIM. Kirkwood was down from
Coleharbor Saturday. Mr.. Kirk
wood is one of the pioneers Of
this county. A number of years
ago he used to visit our town Off
en- but since towns nearer his
farm have started he only comes
to Washburn occasionally.
Walter Renfrow had a sun
stroke last Friday while work
ing on the Phil Forgerty farm
near Turtle Lake. Later in
the day he had a. stroke of ap-
pople4y and was unconscious for
several hours. He is slightly inn
proved at present.
II. E. BOelter returned Satur-
day from trip over the eastern |
part of the state. He says the
crops in some part are very
poor and that those around here
look very prosperous by COM /
parison. His wife remained at
her former home for a longer
visit.
Martin Holtan left Wednesday |
afternoon on a business trip 70
the twin cities and Chicago. He
will be joined later in the week
bv his wife and the Misses Sell
ma Peterson and Hermansfelt.
The later, a clerk in the store,
will help him select the new
stock for the store. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
MOST OF TOBACCO CROP
HOUSED AND BEING CURED
Ncp"rt ON Conditions in Nirriniu. Ken
luck! and Tennessee Ivy Weather
bureaus Weekly bulletin.

W.ASiilNGrON. September ao.-Cool
"" we" InH, in Norim carolina and parts
damage L. cotton. hut picking and gin
nlmg Is proceeding under favorable
states. according 10 the weekly crop
bulletin issued 10y the Weather Eu-
rran TO-DAY Tho bulletin adds that
kentucky and Tennessee has been
housed and i Icing cured.
In" weather was too cool for cot
ton in North and South Cirolina.'' SAWS
ia. report. and progress in the first
named Stat" was unsatisfactory. there
heing. complaints OF boil rot and other
deteri"ra'i"n. although some picking
was N proSreSS. 'rh. weather favored
picking AMI ginning almost every
where. and ,n- work is proceeding
rapidly in NORTHERN ;,ud Central Sou;n
Carolina. Southern Georgia. Tonnes see
Nadia ma Miss's~ipmi. Arkansas. Lou
l;ain2 delayed picking in Western
Eiorida. and some lin, WAS stained by
';.in: Cotton is about AL opcn i'm
=" need rain in Northern Alabama. and
boil wecvil cuutiuu" numerous in i'm.
tested areas TIL" top crop in Okla
Louis lana and Texas little or n" top
cror IS expected. owing 70 boil wtcvil
S i rG G@rtiS a HsnT ma1e ~
"cpnsiderabie damage was lone to-
tobacco in Ohio loWlaudS 10y frost. and
much OF the crop is Yet in the fields
rioG>. was not general. ~ most OF til.
crop had a!ready been harvested; To.
bacco iU New England j. nearly all
harvested. aud the quality i good. In
rcnusy l"ania tn" crop has inaturc,i
aud cutting has begun. while the bull;
Of tho crop has been housed ana j.
h.iug cured in Virginia. Kentucky ana
Tennessee. Rains has improved MARY
land tobacco aud good crop is
Another week %. generality favorable
weather has aided grain harvesting and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
DEFENDANT IN DEAN SUIT
ON STAND AS WITNESS
Admits Writing letter IN witch She
Asked P,nintin Not tn "Eor>nkc
Her ut This ftme."
ISpecial To Tho rmSs, Nlsratchl

Especial To The Times nispatchl
I;ALT1MOREH MD. S"ptcmhcr 10
Miss Anna Grace Lyon, who is tho de-
fcndaut in the sui; FOR $4,000 hrcupS,t
by Claude NJ. Dean. of lHchmond Tor
professional services Ia connection viii,
the breaking Of the VIII OF Mrs l.ucv
u. Townsend, tools the stand IN her own
defense to-day in the superior Court.
On direct examination. Miss Lyon I'm i.
sisted that AIR. Dean WAS not her pcr-
Sonal Representatives IN the matter of
employing attorneys 10 break the will.
y number nf letters which Miss .von
admitted were written by her tu MIR,
Dean. were read 10 the jury. In ono
OF the letters, Miss Lyon asked Mir.
Dean not 10 "forsHl>c her ut this time
Miss Lyon declared tina; She wrote to
Mr.. Dean in the matter, and only re.
ferrcd to him as - witness in the case
Of breaking the Will. Miss Lyon be.
came rather indignant when she was
asked whether she referred to the
plaintiff only rs witness or las the
real noise in her case. No attcnpt
was made TO take the case from the
jury 10y the defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
UmANcI:nY rn>N>,.,,,,.
Fifteen Deeds of llnryRin nnd Salc
AmOuntlmE 10 =. .0ii 10.

Albert l.. Bozzelli It ais. to licnfy
goldsmith. "6l7 and .6lo East CLAY
street. fronting 5oN23 feet september
:. 1916: tax. 81. $40
Luther Wright ct uX To f. W. Dab
mcy Realty Corporation. lGl-. acres
at the northeast corner OF Moss Side
Avenue and Hcnrico Boulevard Sep
tcnilcr IL. 1916: tax. $50. $40.
l.. t. Milan. ct vir TO r. L. Carpenter.
22Nl45 feet north line Grace Street.
'SS feet west Of Addison Street. Sep
iemhcr ~ 1916, tan. sSaO. $40.
T. Il. Carpenter =, mX. 10 +. l.. Aiian
;,"NlSo feet At tn" southwest corner of
September -. 1915: taN. s.. Sic
Emil. Clarke ct uN. TO Lucy \. Zen.
net: .oN,$o feet north line Monument
Avenue -: fee, west of addison
street. June >. 1916: Slo.5On
Irwin Eas, Ct uN TO Il. w. samson
lots ~ and - in block in the plan
Ct Providence Park. June C. 1915:
:, Henry G;oIds'1i,h 70 Alelc smt,nsrs
Clay street, 80 feet west Of twenty
L, II. Major e, I'm. ,o u. $. Harris,
s2Ni2" feet south line Main Street. So
feet wes,. Of Rowland street Septsm
Der -, l'l"; tax. sl.5o $40
'H'''N ''ia hN 20 Nafsarct Grant, life
interest IN 3SNl+6 feet ut the southeast
Seorntr Of Nicholson and Hopkins
FGnrih street; n Fulton: also II feet
Nicholson street. 5+S feet II inches
west OF Williamsburg Avenue Sep
i"mber Is. i"iG; TAX. 81, Slo.
Mnhlcman n kayhoc to II. H. T,v-
lor, "nli kensinGton Avenue. fronting
- = by l.5 feet. July -? 1916: 81. 80
JoSephine kerpivr 10 city Of Rich
a. al -.
northeast corner OF rhirtieth and q
streets. September II. 1916 $50
John u. SWa"twuu 81 uN. 10 l.. W
Miller IoNli3 fee; northeast corner
OF North AvsHu" and Cedar. Tree
street. Sertemhcr :. 1916. $1,000.
=. Z. Fletcher "a j II; i.ymc. AIS
fee; SOUTH line Dill Avenue 50 feet
west Of Trout street september is.
12lG: tan. - cents. $40.
MARY Ean,loinh Q, Wiz 20 Laura l..
jackson. AL 'nter"S; in 3oxlco foe,
south line Boyd street. -, feet east
q KINNEY street. June g. 1915; tax.
Laura l. Jackson to Edward Ran
dolph. the same PROPERTY as In deed
next above. September -. lal.: tax
81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
IMAM STRUCK BY AUTO
! DIES LATER IN HOSPITAL
Chauffeur in Petersburg Case Is Ar.
rested ON Charge OF Man
slaughter.
GOOD PRICES FOR TOBACCO
Merchants 10 Observe Pay-tp Week
Neat Month-IntcrcSt Shown in
Coming Educational Exhibit of So
Geological Congress.
Especial TO Tic rimcs-Dispatch.l


PETERSBURG, VA. September e.
j. H. I;oodson, % Suithneld. Va. who
was run down by an automobile las;
night on Sycamore street. near Mar
shall. driven by Phil Cofcr, chauffeur
for j. T. Powers, died i'll the hospital
about 5 O'clock this morning of his
,jnjurics lie sustained a fracture at
-1hc base of tho skull. Cofer was ar
rested to-day on tho charge OF maui
slaughter AND WAS bailcd III the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance in the
Iolicc Court tomorrow morning. Tho
'chauffeurS statement is that hc was
driving up sycamore Street, that MI.
Goodson was walking in the same di-
,,cction, and that At a point near Mar
shall street Mr.. Goodson started to
cross the street Immediately ~ front
Of the automobile and was struck.
Mr.. Goudson WAS about thirty-ci:ht
wears old and unmarried. Ills home
was i'll Smi;htield. but lie was en-
pIoycd as clerk in clothing store At
Hopcwen He is survived by his moth
err. Il brother and several half-pruthcrs
and sisters living at Smithneld. They
were notified Of the accident last night
and his mother and brother came to
the city this morning. The body Viii
he taken TO the nome in Smithtield to-
morrow for burial
\ friend who was with Mr. GoOdsou
says that in crossing the street they
stopped 10 let q trolley car pass. and
that they did not see or hear the APP
proach OF tho automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
CROP SUM MARY
\ huuhant Rainfall for Crop Purposes
W 18th Z, DOL Weather. Reported by
I.ocnl Weather Hur~nu.

Tic following weekly crop summar!
vas ISSUED yesterday by til" local
MeG thor Bureau
COOL and iry weather prevailed
,broUghor; N. wchk IN all sections al
Tho stat except some northern and
wtsc@rr counties where. although the
Temperatures were below the seasonal
average. there vas abundant rainfall
Tor Crop PURPOSES and for putting tn"
ground 'u s.itable condition for feli
blowing. which has been considerable
delayed iiI mans interior counties H..
neg - rain 10 soften tho soil .iro"
ing crcrE however, cTe cein2 vel.
The I.i.r1-ei r'oyk ol the week VAS
me cu''lH.s ara stocking Of corn and
IN" cutting ru-Irg ard housing Of TO-
aarcr tn Du!k 81 each ~ these crops
Tar D+"n secured Tobacco printing.
"rJ !uss az" coming in,o market and
are ccrTarHirS good prices. Peanuts
rCFt'1." W. good condition. Sw*c, pO-
t.tces AMI fall gardens arc thirty.
bastur@. $50 dosug eel In;"itkziaud
y 'hr d"r w.afhcr. Ther. has been
.pHi@ .H.irpTa,ncnt la apples. bIt the
"frs .a -'l.. snort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21

@! Frank Charvat against tn. lru Toat
COMPANY. which had been co!uc on III
tho Circuit Court OF Prince George for
nearly week. WAS ended yeS;s-tS, ;
With = verdict in favor of the defendant
company. The plaintiff claimed ;uar
his crops had been destroyed ana his
land rendered useless to- cuitiNaLtoif
BY the acid fumes ISSUING from IT,.
Tio-' The Judge, attorneys and j--1r
visited and Inspected The fan 90. Sz.-
N:Gay. another suit o: ne same char
ac-er = pending ;Ea; @: gerry gaat>a-.
: h:o'hs- O: F.s.i;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
Petition set Aside.

. IudEc Devancy. Of the Corporation
Court OF lIorcwell. yesterday SCI aside
the petition presented him askinS FOR
tho removal from Office OF Civil Justice
OLcHry. The ground upon which re
lnoval WAS asked was that Justice
OLcary was not lawyer. !; VAS
shown. however that Justice o'l.cary' :
conduct OF his court has been salts
factory and there was 40 complaint
as 10 his efficiency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
Educational Exhibit.

Under tho auspices of TIC NINIE'o7IaI
Association, arrangements ar h.iu@
perfected for the educational exhibit
10 be given here by the Southern So
Congress, on October J. coIH-
mittces have been appointed, with a"-
thority TO enlarge their membership.
TO make arrangements tor tho eXhibit
and for the lectures to b.. delivered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
southwest corner OF 81. Paul and Hin
| streets. September L. 1916. $3.50,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cou"r.

Three petitions in voluntary bank
rup,cy were filed yesterday in the
United States District Court
Isaac Stcrnhcimer. described as a
coWniiSSion agent. fled Il petition IN
which he gave his liabilities AT So
ii9.l'. The papers did not contain an
accounting of the assets
Joseph Goodman. u merchant o. Pc
trrsbur.. pctitioncd. stating his liza
Utilities to be Si.i3a51 ami his assets
t6 be SOIL
William Harris. the third petitioner.
stated his liabilities 10 he Sl.,i..3G and
MS assets to he S1Oi.I0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
nE>niru TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds ~ Itnr,.aIu and sale
AMOUNTING. To x|;;5

Nlrsinia Trust toWUHuy. ,Necutor.
% y. w. Wiids. p.o4 acres ci, tho \Vil-
hsmsburc Road. about one mile east
Of Richmond. september :. 1916:
.>lbcri y Harvey 30 PRISON Associa .
tipu OF Virginia. lots to ;. inclusive.
and q part of 10, :. fri IN. plan OF
JenninEsyiile. August s. 1910 tax. 80
cents. sic
Hermitage Land 60. iu-. "a John NJ.
Porter. lot IL in block -. II plan OF
hermitage Park JauU,r% IL. 1916;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
CIIAI,rEnS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by The state
corpora ton Commission yesterday as
follows:
Virginia oys,ormc.. Protective As
socitt On. Ncwpor; News: n" capital
stock -. y. BloXom. president, Bat
tc:N l'arli: j. l.. Jones, secretary. Bat
tory Park.
Phillips & Comrany. Inc. Norfolk ::
maximum. $4,000: minimum. Slu.0O0:
par value. sioo W. 4. Phillips prcsi-
cent: w. c. Kirby. Jr secretary. both
Of Norfo!i;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
Plan to i,uiid T,hcr,,

lSpec.a, 70 The Tincs- Dispatcn.l
her oe.-L"adiIl churchncu or INK cIt,
have decided 20 build tabcrna.,l.
costing several thousand dollars FOR
Gypsy Smith Jr., vino VIII hold a meet
Ing in this city, beginning ON cc,o.
Der s. The structure viii scat more
than 1000 pcrpi'. y choir of 100 vojccy
MIL he provided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
Captors Get Rev1rrd.

Aa~e: and Ee-y r4it.- -
D.r ode Cour.g, nc gourg -s- IS G
.zr,--ed 80 regtc. Ie--y Wl..a
'Fro "as elec;:ocU;.d for sssa-i, fro.
E ECE-S woman q So,tcN1. .-l..-..
,lsa- E!zcl.sic-s 81 1izy las: lz,.
pad the reward o, S2gp cre'ed .g- z=
O. Ptu-s, 600 bet-. pa5 ag ,s...-.
Cor-iy { ~. s!pc ~ TIE S-e-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21

The market for the sale OF bright
tobacco opened to-day. The offerings
,Nerc fairly large and the prices were
high. ranging from IS TO ST. per hum
'drcd pounds. Many lots Were sold for
$50, S25, SOS. $40 and $50. The buyers
'on the market represented many of tin"
large manufacturing firms OF tn. conn
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21

At a largely attended meeting 90 the
Petersburg Retail Merchants Nssocia-
tion last night IL Was decided that INC
4 organization Will take part in tho ma
.tional pay-up week, which VIII 10 Neid
!. throughout the country October 70 ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21

In addition to the above. we publish
set Of the usual combinations re-
tVruahlc ~ Contest Headquarters not
later than Saturday next q; y Nj
but good on any day OF tho week
Including tho reception days Crucsiay
and Wednesday,.
'"mhinHtion No. I.
Sw'ftS Sunbrite Cleanser labels.
prucinc labels.
llaro labels
N"lyet Kind coupons lsce ,dy,r-
tscueut).
Combination No. ..
SAVERS ENtract cartons.
l' NrCo Gloss or CornA,arch cartons
Willie Cap Spice cartons
% Swifts Arrow EoraX Soap wrap
pers.
Combination No. =:
Good Luck labels
/" Swif''s Pride Washing Powder
cartons
j" riedmon, Cigarette boxes
Mayhcld labels.
bonus on Combinations
For each combination 5000 bonus
FOR 10 combinations. 5000 bonus
For % combinations. e25,ooo bonus
votes
For 80 combinations. 100000 bonus
votes
For - combinations Of each. - in
all l."oo."oo bonus votes.
Keen tho labels. wrappers. etc. for
each combination separate. aud they
must DO reasonably clean.
combinations must hn turned in at
Contest HEADQUARTERS before . O'Clock
T. NJ. Saturday. September %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
Contest Bulletin

Thursday and Friday OF this week
will hc The regular general votin;.
days. TRIPLE value will be allowed on
q limited number OF products AS listed
below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21
Friday. September ..

Triple value on all Moruru Tea
aud tuffrr labels. Noldc's UtISIN
Tread wrappers. Royal Inundr,
Bills paid this week tnct Iamndr,
slips. hut monthly bills marked maid
and dated this week only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21

Thursday. September ~.
Triple ,nlue On nli Switt'N Wool
Soap wrappers. i'luc Ribbon Flour
sacks. i>inIan'> labels IIum az
lBacOni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-21

SwifJS Sumbritc Cleanser labels
= priucin. labels.
:. l(aro labels
Velvet Kind coupons (sce advcr