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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
81 vs. WOODLAND FARM.

w w. Howe of Na,tsleld has sod
ms large estate known as Woodland
farm to The Stevens brothers If Harris
VIE Mass for $1,000 Included in the
purchase is one Of the best pure blood
liolstein- t'riesian herds OF its size in the
State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
In1GS WANTED.

Helena, Mont, March S--A petition
Placing Theodore Roosevelt In norna-
ton 10Y president and y. ". johnson of
California foY vice.president in the prl
maries 10 ne held here April Il, AS pro-
gressivc party candidates, was hlcd with
the secretary OF state to-d3",
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

NEWSPAPER OF 1880.

Searching through some old papers.
Mrs, Andrew l., Sanders of Rutland
came across a copy of the Ulster County
Gazette. published at Kingston, y. V.
January T. 1900. The old paper, though
brown with tho years, is in an excellent
state or preservation and possesses un-
usual interest through the fact that It
chronicles, in the rhapSodic fashion Of
the papers OF that day, the death and
funeral OF Gcor"e Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Walter II, Eastman Of ST, Adams has
been appointed captain in the quarter
master corns V, \. c., and will have
charge OF all matters pertaining to rail
road transportation for the Vermont
National Guard under the supervision
OF the quartcrma stor-gcncral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

ley vas NJ FOR reelection. James
Mackay was reelected city clerk and
treasurer. The vote for the primary
law was, vcs $50. no 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Raleigh, y, c., March S.--President
Wilson's foreign policies were endorsed
and his denomination was called for in
resolutions unanimously adopted to-
night by the democratic state executive
committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Said q dog to his hrokcn-tailcd friend
- near that you're now on the menu
Every dog has his day
Yes, that's what they SAY
But !, You see. have "A weekend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
SOCIALIST DEFEATS LANGLEY.

Robert Gordon, socialist candidate
defeated Frank +. Langley, citizens can
ddate. for mayor of Barre on Tuesday
by majority OF nearly 2OD, MI Lang
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
VEpWONT"S GREEN Old AGE.

(From the Troy, y Y, Tines
The State of Vermont was one hundre
and twenty-five years old Saturday,
green old age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
KING NO CHANCES.

Nephew-G think I'll buy an electric
runabout
Aunt Mariah--Well. if You do Jack
be sure to get one with plenty Of shock
absorbers. I've always had a horror OF
being clectrocuted.-Florid Times Mon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Part Of the other half OF the world
lives on salaries paid by anti something
brother leagues.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
PURCHASES GRoroN TIMES.

scott WEIGH OF st, Jn'nsburY has pur-
chased the Groton Times. Tie has lately
been conducting real estate business
in 81 Johnsbury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

" Your table Is "a pleasant place Tor
pheasant people," advertise Tor poarders
ana make business OF taking ooarder5'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

The worst usually happens only in our
imaginings and dreams,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Where msuY trains OF thought are in
operation there are sure to ne collisions,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

In most cases, a word to the wise is SUI
perfiuous,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
PASSING THOUGHTS.

Tho less inward worth there is, the
greater the outward show Is likely to be-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Keep as we'll Informed about store news
as about news OF general happenings-in
your own interest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

Not even the best aim to please can
hit everyone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
SOCIALISTS NAME
DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONVENTION
WHICH WILL BE HELD AT
ClARKSBURG, SUNDAY,
AUGUST 10
Attorney Harold Houston, Of Charles
ton, the Probable Nominee
For Judge.

y number of local Socialists met
! last evening al the Ohio Valley Trades
4 Labor assembly hall and elected
the party 10 be held in ClarksburG.
Sunday. August -. Arrangements
were also made for Mrs. Theresia Nal
kid. Of New York City, 10 address. a
number of local open air meetings IA. [
week in behalf of woman suffrage.
The call for the convention 1t
Clarksburr WAS issued only few days
ago and the locals from the lSlaTc
and Elm Grove have not yet set a date
! for a meeting WHEN they will name
their delegates. Onc-hundred repre-
sentativeS are expected 10 attend HE
stat meeting, with members being
present from each county. The entire
state. however, will not br ,rcprcSent-
ed as in some counties there are no
locals
The object of the convention Is TO
nominate candidates for various s;;:1''
offices. Who these men will BE- has
not been announced. Attorney Harold
Houston. formerly. 1T parkcrSbUrG,
but now Of Charleston. is the favori;e
for nomination Of Judge and number
OF local Socialists nelievc he will be
the nominee. The meeting is scheduled
for only one day but il will likely be
continued TO the following day.
The delegates from the Wheeling
local appointed last night are: a. l..
Bauer, w b. Hilton. Charles McGin-
mis- J. G.. Stamp and y. j. Hare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
THE THEATRES
"THE UNBoRw'-couRr.

Just what has made Unborn such a
| the fact is that il has been playing To
! packed houses and the audiences have
! been going away deeply impressed and
we'll pleased
One Of the reasons for It's success is
that It touches upon questions vital TO
every man and woman. young and Old.
1t is story that illustrates tho OLD
| proverb. as ye SOW. so shall ye reap"
| 1t shows the misery that q young man
can bring 10 himself and 10 the nnO-
cent girl he wronged while sowing his
| wild oats. 1t also shows tn" loneliness
! Of a childlsss old aSe. resulting from a
wife's desire to prevent the birth Of
children because they would interfere
! with her gay social life.
Good music which always adds 10 tho
iattractivcncss of a picture has helped
/ To make The Unborn" tho success it Is.
/ and Professor John Evans. leader or the
! Court Theater orchestra. should be espr-
clally complimcnted for his selection
; of the music and the manner In which 1t
! has been rendered.
Lovers OF healthy babies will have
an opportunity 70 see In this pictur"
some Of the best. babies In the world. MS
the producers OF The Unborn" were
lucky enough to be allowed 1" use in
| this picture the prize winning babies in
1.-THE BEST Baby Contest held IN New
| York last winter
The Unborn" will be the attraction
at the Court Theatcr for tho remainder
Of the week and there will be two pnr-
| formanceS daily. ono at els p. N. ana
another at Sis p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
NE US BRIEFS

l.oral butchers had a day off YES
terday, the majority Of III" markets
closing al 9 o'clock. There was no
united celebration by the union. hut
many Of the members and their fami-
lies spent the day al the park.
The majority Of the telephone
lines in the rural sections have been
repaired after the damage done them
by tho severe storm Monday night.
Communication is being rc.ostah-
lishrd over the lines running into
places in various parts Of The State
that wer" also affected.
A shortage Of SIcepers and Pull
man chair cars is reported ny local
railroad officials. This is due To the
number Of excursions being run over
the various lines and heavy travel
Corn. CantalOupes, hlaCkberries
apples and other farm products,
which Al This time nf III" year usual
" sell at low prices. are sill hover.
ing a. high marks. according 10 local
dealc,s. Corn. which usually retails
AT l0C and 15c a dozen, now sells for
quarter
The swimming pool at the Y. w.
c. y. has been closed until Sertem.
bcr. for needed repairs.
Henry Ziilikcn. postmaster at
Wnllshurr. while in Baltimore. So
cured the Signature Of Captain koc-
mig. commander Of the German sub.
marine Deutschland. Mr.. zilliken
prizes his possession very highly.
An inspection Of the municipal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
THE BIRTH OF A MAN"
COLONIAL.

Henry Walthal. the prince of popu-
larity. whose magnificent work IN The
Birth Of a Nation" The Strange Case
of Mary Page" and many other screen
at the Colonial today and Saturday in
his latest photoplay success. The
Birth OF Man.
The story deals with Il young and Idle
millionaire who receives n cahlcGrl'n
advising him 10 leave for I'ariS n once
in order to seize the opportunity Of
purchasing greatly coveted rare cam
vas.
Before he leaves ne calls 80 So" the
girl he loves. but his appeal for an inn
mediate marriage Is rejected. h"canss-
the girl realizes that money IS tn" only
! God he worshirs. Ry matter "f sec
! onds he misses his train. a taxi
| driver in league with a gang Of crooks
/ offers to take him to tho next station
and instead drives him Ia n tramp's re-
treat. where ne is held up knocked in
sensible. his clothes taken from him and
! a tramp's dirty suit substituted. \
! lighted cigarette rarclassly thrown
! way sets the plac" on fire. \ Night Ia
! 20, out Of tn" blazing shack follows.
! In which scene Wa!thallS acting is SUI
pcrb. tremendous. almns' terrifying.
! Nothing greater can ne conceived.
! Imagined or desired
! DisNcurrd and exhausted by the fire
| ard his fight will: the thieves. his ha:r
turned gray from the shock. he finally
.scancs and wanderS fnr ihr"" days n
The bleak hills. RI" manages 10 ct
| hack to his nninn t"Ni.. hut iransfGnrcd
! 10 one recognizes him.
The final scenes ar" rrpl"t" with In
! teres,. leading through climax after
climax. dramatically showing a series
II isow'rfu! incidents.
! Mutt Il 'I.ff'' cartoons and now
| Monkey-JunsIn picture will -" shown in
| addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
JN0. ]. :GRASSEL
GAINS 14POUNDS
OF NEEDEDFLESH
TELLS HIS DRUGGIST HOW NERV'
WORTH WORKED Thai AND
OTHER WONDERS

Has the reader any stomach trou'
bleo II so, Mr. GrasSel points out the
road 10 recovery. He took that road
without a cent OF money.risk. SO can
YOU: your dollar back al Raus' drug
store. 18th and Market. Wheeling. II
Nery-Worth fails 10 do for YOU what IL
did for Mr.. GrasSel. Weigh this evil
dence.
For four years have had very serrl'
Gus stomach trouble. Could not retain
but small portion Of my food. Would
throw it up as soon as | ate II ana III
consequence lost flesh rapidly, from
l37 lbs down to 100.
As 4 result OF my stomach trouble ]
was extremely nervous and could NOT
sleep well. Was very weak and in an
!all.in and down.and.nut condition. |
tlOclored and tried all the remedies
could find in an effort 10 get relief but
without avail until | purchased a bot
! tie of Nerv-Wnrih from you and COM
mrnced taking it according TO dlreG
lions.
Now my stomach trouble Is rapidly
! disappearing. eat we'll and digest my
food Sleep we'll and have gained IA
! lbs. in weight Nerv-Worth is certainly
a wonderful remedy and | shall keep
! on taking il until | am again strong
and vigorous which | am confident |
will be.
JOHN J. GRASSEL,
147 North Ave; Washington, Pa.
Nrrv-Worth for sale also as follows:
Ralston u Parker's, Martins Ferry;
! Dankworlh's Rellaire; Patterson's ST..
| Clairsville Midway Pharmacy. Ben.
wood; Cameron Drug Co., Cameron
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
ARREST SUSPECTS IN
NEFFS CUTTING CASE
VICTIM is IN MARTINS FERRY
HOSPITAL IN SERIOUS
CONDITION
Man Who is Believed to Have Done
Cutting is Still at Large With
Officers in Search.

John Stovert and Steve Us>ron. Pol
iSh miners of NclfS, Ohio. were ar.
rested yesterday D. Jeputy Sheriff
John Iddinss and Marshal John Sauers
ard lodged in the Belmont county jail
on the charge of participating in the
cutting scrapc at the little mining
town Wednesday. in which Joe Sura'z
received a stab which may result IN
his DEATH Neither Of the men is tho
one who did the stahbing. but will be
held in the county Jail as witnesses.
SuratZ was removed to the Martins
Ferry hospital yesterday afternoon
and was reported TO be in IL serious
condition last evening. Belmont coun-
~ authorities are still securing the
county for William JasorZ. who Is
charged with doing the stabbing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
PRISONERS ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE FAILED
NEARLY 4 DOZEN TRIED TO DIG
= WAY THROUGH WALL WITH
HATCHET.
George Martin Is Placed In Solitary
Confinement But Refuses to Tell
Names of Confederates.

Ten prisoners under he leadership
of George Martin. i is claimed. al
tempted 20 release themselves from
the county jail sometime wuhtn the
past forty.eicht hours bur their plars
were frustrated when they struck the
iron bars between the brick walls
through which they wee Cuttir%.
Martin has been placed il rho dun
i. geon where no will be frli until he
comes across with rhc nar!eS OF the
other members Of his can..
= : Turnkey William Hahne discovered
the attempt yesterday morning when
his Ratchet turned lip miSsin" from
the work cell II cell POI th- hatch
ct was found together with .'"E""al
bricks that had been due tr0'a the
vail Others had been placed back
the prisoners using bread - mortar
to hide their work. L. - thr"l@ht
that the men worked while 'he steam
riyeting machine on the new Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
Attending Convention
Members of Christian Churches Of
This Vicinity at Canton. At
tendino National Meet.

The National convention OF The
Christian churches which opened irs
annual sessions in Canton, Ohio. yes
terday, will be attended by num5c:
of persons representatives of the Nc
Mcchcn Christian church and other
Christian churches OF this vicinity.
The convention will close August =.
Rev. r. f. Carmen. of the Island
Christian church, accompanied by Rev.
Campbell .ioheS. formerly Of BorhnHy,
now residing with. Judge r VI. Addle.
man. will leave today. Rev. and Mrs.
G. W. Fuller. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. II. {.
Ullonl. Mrs. Anna NJ. Thompson. Mrs.
Charles LrpporI and Mrs. Anna Ja.;.
or IF the McMnCh"n Christian church
will leave his week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

rhot"playS Inc. Marguerite Sklrrrn. -
charming and talented young woman.
new L. III" NrtI" program. Viii nc seen
in Suppurt al Alr. H;Lrr! more. There Is
"A Strun. SupI,nrtIng cast, which includes
raul t.v"riru. Edward Fireman. I:ras,
Prince. Julius u. cnwlcS ana other we'll
ku"Wn stage and screen artists.
The story 81! The GUTTER Is laid
in 4 southwestern mIriuG iuwn. whore
scores If thrilling scenes are enacted
IL wills originally planned IL rh"t"-
graph tho scenes on the .NncrIcnu-
Mexican kovd"r. but when tn" company
eff players went there tnry vr:r ADVISED
To leave on account Of tn" disturbance
in that quarter. rlrccto" Charles ll"Han
was obliged t. bring his company back
az north and seek n Suitable l""Itirn.
He found rXactly what he wanted rar
Delaware, Water Gap. IA. anI there n"
constructed an entire mining ;own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

hutton 10 auto owners who have not
vet received their licenses.
Word has been received here that
Joseph Ritter was injured in an auto
mobile accident near Pittsburgh,
Wednesday. He Is. now in the West
Penn hospital.
a cnancery suit was filed in the
Circuit Court yesterday by Attorney
Charles J. SchuCk. styled West Fir-
ginia Traction & Electric Company
against Il. ! AcCullaeh. in which the
plainriff asks an accounting on re-
luns from some property handled
Sunday morning the large reser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
POLICE LOOK FOR
ELM GROVE GIRL
WHO HAS BEEN MISSING FROM
HOME SINCE VALENTINE
DAY.
Mother Fears She Has Been
Kidnapped by ltalians.-Was
Seen ast Sunday at the Park.

Although the :,ct has been thrown
our III every direction. III" police
have been unable to discover the
Whereabouts of Ida Allison, OF Elm
Grove. whose mother claims she has
arcn kidnapped by Italians. inc
yitl IS sixteen years or age. ana
according TO the poli>". was seen IN
tho park last Sunday.
The girl was married last December
10 Il man named Crumnton VINO mas
since deserted her and Joined the
army. After his disappearance the
r,ar.vhr"r has been living with the
morhrr who is domestic in the
Naples Hornl al Elm Grove. On
Valentine Day. the girl asked her
mother for 81 cents and she has not
seen her since. although it is said
she was seen with number OF
Italians At the park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
FIGHT IN PATTERSON
Results In The Filming OF Samuel Aus,
tin-ln Jail In Default OF
Payment.

Sam Austin was fined last night be.
fore Mayor William Folmar Of Patlcr.
son, for being drunk and diSorderly
and for resisting Town Sergeant Fred
HeuSel. Austin had gone TO the home
Of John Rinkus and Their" caused lrou,
bic which resulted in fight between
the two men, with the result that Aus.
lin received more than he barCainnd
for. Austin was sent To the county
Jail FOR 10 days by The mayor. as h'
pied guilty "a ;:;c charges. Rinkus was
not fined. The event took place on
Main street, Patterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

roir will be cleaned, and the mayor
asks that every voter who can, visit
the cleaning. :.
The contract for furnishing sup(
plies for the painting of bridges in
the county was awarded Yesterday to
he American Paint Company and To
the Blue Ribbon Paint Company.
ALL Of the old-fashioned vaults
are being removed from the old bury!
ing grounds on Reymann's hill. The
bodies viii be taken up and buried in
other cemeteries. A skeleton was
found Yesterday In perfect conditiont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
BROOKE COUNTY PICNIC

The annual outing of The Sunday
schools Of the various churches of
Wcllsburg. held yesterday afternoon
AT Wheeling park. was very we'll al
tended Owing 10 the steamer Joe
POWERS going aground on sand bar
at Sisters Island. tho party did not
reach the end of their destination un-
til. about three o'clock in the after
noon. AS the time Spent at the park
was short only the regular amuse-
mrnts were enjoyed. The return trip
WAS made late in the evening on The
Joe Fowler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

water plant was made yesterday
morning by the board or.control, with
-, view of ascerlaning the depart
mer1s needs. Later the board went
10 East Wheeling. where a number
or streets we're visited.
"A special term Of court will he
held By Judge r. NJ. Addleman in Part
TWO. tomorrow, at which time num-
Der of minor matters will he consid'
cred.
Two hundred additional aulomo-
bile TAGS have been received by the
city auditor and are ready for distrl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
IN MUD AGAIN
/ Returned Voyage Of Steamer Joe
Fowler Interrupted at Sisters
| Island Near WarWood,

Tho returned trip Of the picnickers
from RronNe county for second
time yesterday WAS MARRIED as It
ncarcd tho Sisters Island at War
wood. After arriving in this city
shortly after 8 O'Clock. several
hundred picnicknr$ enjoyed few
hours at the Wheeling Park. The
return trip was commenced at 5
o'clock. and il was nearly 9 when
they went INFO the mud. After
several hours delay hey arrived IN
Wellshurg early this morning. The
Brooke counlians lett WellShurr yes
terday morning al Q o'clock. and were
DELAYED several hours when the boat
ran aground yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
THE QUITTER"-vIRG1NIA.

Lionel Barrymore, on" n: the most
nopular and versatile artists of tho
screen. will he seen here at tho Virginia
Theater today and Saturday and star
ring role Of The GUTTER a. .ve.pcr'
Metro wonderfully produced by Role
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
INJURED AT PARK
Oscar HALFWAY, Of WeIIsburg, Sus-
tains Sprained Ankle at Brooke

Oscar HALFWAY of Wcllshurg, one
of the Brooke county picniCkers at
Wheeling Park yesterday. sustained Il
badly spraincd ankle when he slipped
at the edge OF the swimming pool He
was taken TO his home in an automo-
bile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Csc Sal Hepatica. ........... 1Sc
SOC Sal Hepatica. ..23c
S1.oo Sal Hcpatica. ......... SOC
$500 Nuxated Iron. i.59c
soc Lambert's Listerine. .....29c
s1.0o Lambert's listerine. 80. 500
S1.oo Pinkham's Veg. Comp. $50
$500 Plant Juice. ............. 59e
s1.Oo Swift's S. S. S. Specific. SIC
S1.75 Swifts S. S. S. Specific $1.O7
25c sIoan's Liniment. .......15
SOC Sloan's Liniment. .......23c
$500 Perce's Medical
Discovery ...........' .ooc
$500 Piercc's Prescription. SOC
SOC Doan's Kidney PilIs.....34c
SOC MiIk's Emulsion. .......27c
SOC CaIdweli's syr. Pepsin. ..29c
$500 CaldweIIs syr. Pepsin. soc
SOC Calf. Syr. Figs. .20c
SOC kiImer's Swamp Root. zoe
$500 kiImer's Swamp Root 59c
SOC HorIick Matted Milk....34 C
S1.oO Horick Matted Milk....69c
S3.75 Horlick Matted Milk. S2.69
75c MelIin's Food. ...........49c
35c Robinson's Pat. Barley. FAC
S5c Merck Sugar Milk, lbs. .23c
soc Meade's Dextri.MaIto S. .37c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
Sal e
All This Week
A4 n1nnInIA1 NI 1T ID AyTEN LIS
Items for 1c

Csc Val Dona Talcum Powder
2 cans for zee
Csc Shaving Cream in Tubes
2 for 28et
CSC Val Dona Vanishing Cream
2 jars for zee
SOC LIQUID Face Powder
2 bottles for Gle
25c Val Dona Pure Cold Cream
2 jars for zee
Val Oona Shaving Lotion
Csc bottles, 2 for.
SOC bottles, 2 for.
25c Val Dona Tooth Powder or
Liquid Dentrlfice. ....2 for zee
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Mail Orders Filled
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Csc Val Dona Peroxide Cream
2 Jars for zee
Csc Val Dona Ribbon Tooth Paste
tubes for zee
SOC Val Dona Hair Tonic
Extra large bottles, 2 for Sic
SOC Val Dona Fig Syrup and SIENNA
Compound
Larg bottles. ......2 for Gle
Csc Val Dona Brono--
for Headaches. ......2 Tor 26e ,
CSC Val Dona cathartIc PiIIs-
2 boxes foI zee
$500 "Arrco" Syrup
Hyphophosphites. q for S1.O1
Csc Val Dona Charcoal rozenoes-
Large boxes. q for zee
Csc Val Dona Worm Candy
Sale price. 2 boxes for zee
Csc Val Dona Liver Pills
Sale price. ........2 for zee
SOC Val Dona Kidney Pills.
Sale price. for Gle
Csc Val Dona Liver and Kidney
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Csc Pleasant Laxative Tablets
Sale price. q boxes Z6e
Val Dona Dyspepsia Tablets-
Soc Boxes. ...::....2 for SIC
SOC Va Dona Eczema Lotion Pre-
Extra large bottles. 2 for 51e4
Additional Items You CAM
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1oc Genuine Harlem OIL
1oc Williams Barber Bars
2 for lie
Sc Toilet Paper, large rolls
2 for Sc
SOC Sage Sage and Sulphur
2 for Gle
Restores gray and faded hair to
H.; natural color. Benefits thee
scalp.
SOC Perfumes. 2.oz.....2 Tor 61ef
Sc Chewing Gum..2 packages sc
.25c Arrco Corn and Bunion Rem.
edy. ..........2 bottles tor 26e
A very popular and efficient rem.
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four nights, then you can remove I
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