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abouts and could only await his next
move with grim resolve to avail them
selves Of its possible information as
they might or course they could not
guess that the trunk had already been
riHed of it's formula.
Much as Manning and Bronson wish
ed to remain with Margaret, they de-
termined that their place was in New
York and sresolutely set their faces
against the girls loving appeal that
they should not re-enter house which
held so many CHASTITY memories for
both families.
They felt, however, that Ali Singh
would certainly make another attack
on Manning himself and trusted to
their own shrewd wits to defeat 1t.
Therefore. while availing themselves
of Kemp's offer TO station strong
guard both in the interior of Manning's
house and in its vicinity, they did not
surround the place with an impenetra-
BILE screen, because by so doing they
might be denied the help they looked
for from their enemy's unsleeping NAL
ice.
In consequence car was able to
dash up close to the porch after dusk
on the following evening. and two men
could lift third-a man obviously so
weak that he could not stand-place
him ON the steps, ring the bell and go
OF again without being intercepted.
A few seconds later Maxwell Judson
was found where the thugs bad laid
him. There was no. written message
In his clothing. All Singh's handi-
work was writ plain in the unfortu
nate scientists enfeebled body and
shattered wits.
Kemp happened to be in the house
at the moment. So when Judson was
lifted. by gentle hands and placed In a
chair IN the library the police captain
dashed on posthaste to fetch . neigh
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| soothed by another world luilaDy. pd
still his mind chung to its own Identity
At length Anola Chan rose and pro
ceeded with majestic mien toward
curtained recess at one side or the
room. beckoning Judson to follow.
Within were divan and small
table upon which was placed ma
chine that was riddle to Judson. who
was unfamiliar with the apparatus OF
hypnotism, though he had studied Its
theory. Ii was an arrangement Of re
volving mirrored disks with an cleo
trio bulb so placed as to reflect the
light In the mirrors and shade 1t from
the eyes OF observers.
BY slow gesture Anola Chan sig
nified that Judson should take posses
sion of the divan. He did so, and the
oriental then started the machine and
bowed himself out, turning out all
lights save that Of the machine, and
leaving Judson to the insidious. en-
chanting sleep which gradually encom-
passed him.
Anola Chnn-no other than the bale.
full Ali Singh-found Maxwell Judson
a difficult subject. The mans iron
will was too well regulated to yield
readily to the hypnotic deviltries of
the oriental. and when he awakened
from a sleep and All Singh demanded
the formula Of the explosive he refused
with fine scorn.
All Singh's resources. however. were
nna t,nn, n
Judson found himself at the mercy of
an ingenuity which Mephisto himself
could scarcely have equaled. He was
strapped in straitjacket and placed
on bed in Ais house. Katisha. the
beautiful odalisque. who hated him
with surprising hatred for foiling the
designs of her lord and mentor, rolled
up his shirt sleeve. muttering the while
IN menacing tone. Malta. who had
again been reduced by her uncle's hyp-
motto powers to passive, will-less
slavedom. stood near with case OF
surgical instruments. The mans ago
niZed glance roved from the one wo-
man to the other.
what tiendish plan is afoot nowT'
he demanded of Malta.
The girls eyes held dazed. unsee-
ing expression.
81 don't know" she answered duly
"He is coming soon"
Ali Singh entered. Over his arm he
carried something that appeared to be
a bandage. n
about that formula. Mr.. Hudson"
he began. 81 dislike to appear impor-
tunate. but ! have need Of the thing.
and what | have need of is mine
sooner or later"
All Singh turned to Malta, who hand
ed him the surgeons case. Carefully
he selected knife, felt its edge with
obvious relish and commanded Ka-
tisha to hold firmly the victims right
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!. In reality nothing was further from:
All Singh's mind at that moment. He
was. In fact, weighing the pros and
cons OF several methods whereby these
helpless girls could be used to strike q
lasting terror into the hearts OF Enrol
Manning and the authorities Of the
United States.
At last, apparently. he determined
what course to pursue and uttered a
sharp command to a couple Of the
wretched minions who were so ready
to obey his every behest. He spoke IN
an eastern tongue. which Malta. of
course. understood. but Margaret Bron.
son shrieked In natural terror when
the men seized her. dragged her for
ward and held her right arm barred
while Ali Singh plunged hypodermic
syringe under her delicate skin.
The pain was negligible. however.
and she Gained herself on realizing
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SYNOPSIS.


Mr. Thomas II. Clark. United States
consul at the Chinese treaty port OF Kan
koi, worried over the activities OF All
Singh, who has succeeded In banding TO-
gether the antagonistic races OF the far
east, writes TO Enrol Manning. conhdentiai
state department agent at washington
All Singh's niece, Nine. Malta, IL being
educated at Vassar college. A riot breaks
out, which In quelled by All Singh. VINO
seems to bear a charmed life. All Singh
sails for the United States. Manning
takes steps TO prevent his entry. 1t is re-
ported that All Singh is drowned. II later
develops that this was a ruse, that All
Singh Is in the United States. He threat
ems the life OF Banker Bronson's daughter.
Margaret. who IL a chum of Mime. Malta.
May Manning and Margaret Bronson are
walking In the garden when they are
rendered unconscious. Margaret Bronson
II taken TO a Chinese Joint In New York.
where she is held as a hostage until her
father withdraws his support of Senator
Johnston's anti-alien bill Manning and
young Bronson rescue the girl. Senator
Johnston Is found dead In the library.
Malta saves her old friends from a similar
fate She explains that Senator john
ston's death was brought about by
poisonous insect. Hong Kong Harry
makes violent love to Malta. She is res
cued from his clutches by Captain Kemp.
Bronson's automobile Is wrecked In chase
after Ali Singh. who again escapes. Sena-
tor Stevens, an advocate of the nnti-alien
law, Is nssassinated. Margaret Bronson.
Malta and May Manning are deeoyed In
an auto and kidnapped. Banker Bronson
Is assassinated Malta IL put on the tor
ture rack. She Is saved by Hong Kong
Harry, who shuts of the electric current.
May Manning escapes, but Margaret and
Malta are still held prisoners.
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whereupon, he was dragged out like 30

whereupon he was dragged out like 20
much carrion.
Later that day a patrolman, loung-
ing through hot and dusty beat on
the west side of the city. came upon a
half demented girl. whom he at once
recognized as Margaret Bronson! Full
descriptions or her and Malta and
Hong Kong Harry had been circulated
BY the police department.
The policemans first care was , to
ask how she came to be I'm that par
ticular place. She could only give a
rambling and incoherent answer. so he
hailed taxi and took her to Police
Captain Kemp's headquarters.
There, after a few minutes OF SYM
pathetic attention by the astounded
Kemp, she was joined by her lover
and brother. She did not recognize
either. She could simply smile In a
vacuous way and utter words of no
meaning.
Her brother took her in his arms and
kissed her tenderly. Thus. merely by
chance, as it were, he felt the small
vial concealed in the breast Of her
bodice. After hasty consultation
with a police surgeon called by Kemp
1t was determined to risk the use OF
the antidote. which had apparently
been secreted on her person by some
friendly hand.
Evidently All Singh's connection held
a rare and subtle drug. because Mar
garet's senses came back with aston
ishing rapidity. Soon she was able to
give details Of her captivity up to the
moment when All Singh applied the
hypodermic syringe.
Thenceforth. however. her memory
was blank. so Willard and Manning
took her away, while Kemp detailed
some OF his most experienced men to
make house to house visitatio In
the district where she was found on
the Off chance that some clew might
be forthcoming.
In its way this was fortunate de-
cision. Before night fell detective
had actually located the dwelling In
which Anola Chan. mystic and seer,
had conducted the seance which prov
ed so disastrous for Judson. The wo-
man who had rented the rooms to the
soothsayer was quite communicative.
The detective asked to be allowed to
examine the rooms which these strange
dodgers had hired and was permitted
to lock the doors and take away the
keys. In consequence next day. when
Margaret and May Manning had been
transferred to the comparative safety
Of seaside hotel. Manning was able
to inspect the place infinitely.
He picked up Ali Singh's false beard
and was wondering who and what
Anola Chan might be when Kemp
brought the news Of Judson's disap-
pearance. Thereafter events moved
rapidly. By means of the NEGRO
mancer's note, found in Judson's H.
brary, and the facts supplied by Jud-
sons valet it was easy to connect his
vanishing with the farreaching pur-
poses of Ali Singh.
But detectives and police alike were
helpless. They had not the slightest
clew to the Asiatic's present where
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arm. Then. with cold deliberation, he
made an incision above the wrist.
The icy sweat Of anguish gathered
on Judson's forehead. and he WINGED.
but made no sound. Was this vampire
about to suck his lifeblood? In view
Of what had already passed. no n.y.
pothesls could be too farfetched. He
braced himself to utter no moan. what
ever should happen. But after pause.
which seemed eternity to the suffer
ing spirit OF the bound man. the sol
disant surgeon took up the bandage.
which he had laid on the bed. and be-
gan binding the wound.
" have no more need of you" he
said CURLY to the two women. They
salaamed and left the ROOM. Then
All discarded something OF his noncha-
lance. He leaned over the bed. and
his cold. snake-like eyes held an evil
glitter.
Understand, you FOOL" he scowled.
shat want the formula Of quadrino-
lite, and will have it-at any cost to
youl I do not seek your life. Indeed,
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CHAPTER XVI.
The Death That Comes by Might.

The Death That Comes by Might.
A Ii SINGH had spared the lives of
~ both his niece and Hong Kong
N Harry. 1t was not that his dire
purpose relaxed. but because he
needed them that such unwonted elem
ency was displayed. The unhappy
Malta, owing to her predisposition to
yield to hypnotic influence. was ever
an easy subject She and Margaret
Bronson were brought into the pres
ence of the master fiend and subject
ed by him to o long and penetrating
scrutiny.
The man was thinking deeply. but
neither of the girls could even begin to
fathom his purpose. Poor creatures!
They imagined he was planning some
torture which would eventuate In their
death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
SELLING
L0NERSSTOCK5
Liquidation Spreads From
Rails to Specialties; Close
Is Irregular.

NOTE-QuotatIons reflect closing prices
October IS.
New York. Oct liquidation spread
from rails 90 specialties today, with
further short selling The close was ir-es-
uiar-
sales approximated 500 000 shares
Changes AZ the outset were " the same
Irregular character as those recently noted
Shippiugs were among the most active
features az gains OF one 20 three points.
ana rails continued 20 sag. Canadian Pa
cific dropping two points
an the varied IFS TOT industrlals, equip
meats. metals and specialties. liberal quo
-a-ious were fraCtIonally higher or lower
on moderate transactions
liberty bonds were IN process Of further
accumulation at $3.50
Selling OF rails broadeled in the first
no II on extensive offerings Of investment
issues. notably Pennsylvania and Reading-
ShiDinrs and indusEials also react'f,
United States steel falling under 10f. Tn
reversal was brief however, supporting
orders soon affecting general read1ust-
meuts. Canadian Pacific made up its loss,
Union Pacific gained 13s. steel ~ and
shippines hardened again with copDcrs and
sp4cialtics. including tohaccOs- Trading
became istless on the rally and gains
were partially reduced at noon
Liberty bonds were less active al
seq so 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
GRANTS EPPERSON ANOTHER
TRIAL; SENTENCES PEALl

At 2-30 Friday afternoon United
States judge W. r Smith granted a
motion for a new trial made by G. o.
Epperson. former city warehouseman.
and sentenced c. W Peale TO one year
and one day IN the federal peni-
Tertiary at Leavenworth.
Eppers0n and Peale had been tried
on charge involving the alleged pur-
chase Of hOrseshoes and horseshoe
nails from an army Sergeant
EppersOn's new trial viii be held
in the April term.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Wanted miscellaneous.

HIGHEST price paid for coat sacks Ria
Grande Fuel Co. $50 s. ST. Vrain- Phi 15s+
NANTED-Second hand veIocipede for boy
six years old Phone 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
PRICE Of CORN
RISES SHARPLY
Chief Cause is Widespread
Moisture, Threatening
Damage to CrOp.

Chicago. III. Oct 25-Sharp new adj
vances in the value OF corn resulted to-
day from widespread moisture and warmt b
which, 81 continued. might result In serious
damage TO millions OF bushels Uneasiness
OF shorts increased. notTit hstandinE es-
sential fresh trade restrictions intended
10 minimize the bulltsh effects OF pres
ent scarcity OF elevator stocks Receipts
here were stiI decidedly meager. Open
ing quotations. which ranged from the
same as yesterdays finish TO ] &c higher
with December at S12O GLZ0A and May
at STA L14iz. were followed by slight
setbacSs and then material upturu all
around On the advance holders unloadeI
freely. and reaction ensued. The theory
became popular that the short interest
had been fairly well eliminated and that
increasing receipts reported IN the south
west had made prices look too high The
close was heavy 3 G1c net lower with
December Sis and May sl135s 61.1Sl-
Liberal selling, in which one Of the
largest elevator concerns was conspiCu-
Gus, virtually offset in the oats market
the influence OF the corn bulge.
Continued jumps in lard prices at Liv-
erpool hoisted the provision market here.
Buying, however. was light
Scantiness OF hog receipts tended later
to keep the market firm. and so too did
sales Of lard 10 the Belgium relief COM
mission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Don't Seek RainbOw's End.
L. AVOCADO ARRESTED; IS
UNDER $500 BONDS NOW

Leonardo Abogado, who was already
under $4,000 bond on a murder com
plant pending in justice J. NJ. Dea-
ver's court, and filed in connection
with the shooting Of Reynaldo Caro-
at the Faro club about two weeks
ago, was arrested by constable's depu-
ties Friday noon on a complaint pend
ing in justice A J. Halls court. iu
connection with the alleged theft Of
safe containing about $500 from a
house owned by Jose Ocubo. AboEado
was released on this charge under a
$500 bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
JOE s. MITCHELL
MERCHANT DIES
In Produce Trade, Residing
at 3511 Bliss; Funeral
Saturday at 10.

Joe $. Mitchell. 40 years OF age. for
merly in the produce business here.
died Thursday night at 1880 o'clock
in a local sanatarium- Besides his
wife and child. who live at 351I Bliss
street. Mr.. Mitchell is survived by
two brothers. F. a. and j. T. Mitchell,
the former Of 1922 Montana street
this city. the latter Of Camden, Ark
by his mother and sister. Mrs D. F.
Hawkins. who live in Arkansas, but
who are now in FL PasO on a visit
with the brother from the east
Funeral services viii be held at the
Mclean. simmons & Hartford chapel
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning Rev
o. J. Wade OF Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church. and Rev O. X
Campbell. of Asbury Methodist church,
viii offciate Burial viii be In Ever
green cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
COPPER Stocks
FIRM, HIGHER
Fractional Advances Made
Friday and Early Trad
ing Is Heavy.

CopT er stocks were generally higher frac-
tonally Friday and showed firmness. ac-
cordins 10 advices 20 Curtiss Montague d
Co. stocks and bonds. Hotel Sheldon lobby.
The general market opened more active
and trading was heavy. the lead being
taken by rails The rice trend was irreg-
uiar Some selling by the professionals ami
shorts drove the prices down somewhat but
the market displayed good underlying
strength and this selling failed TO bring
ont much long stock
The trading after the first hour again
turned very dull and price fluctuations
were narrow. The steel and equipment
shares were firm and ia good demand.
The curb market was dull and without
interest in most issues OIL shares opened
lower. but rallied and recoverics OF the
initial losses were made
In the final hour the shorts being un-
able 90 make any impression on prices
and because OF the short session tomor-
roT. covered. causing an improvement in
the market which closed at the top. The
biggest gain was in the rails which have
been very heavy during the past week.
Marine preferred gained 81 points Utah a
point, Canadian Pacific two and Union
two.
The following quotations furnished by
Logan d. Bryan's private wire 90 Curtlss.
Montague q Co. stocks and bonds Hote!
sheldon lobby, give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Ny. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New York. Oct e5.-Nercanti.s paper.
S.e-line. so day bills. sA7IE; commcr-
cIaI so day bills on banks. SAT-; CONNER
ciaI go day bills. SE10ss demand, S4-l5 Z Q
cables SA76 7-l5-
Par silvz-. S5'4c-
Mexican dollars. 6sc.
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds heavy
Time loans. steady 60 days. SO days
and six months 54 G5iz percent
Call money firm High. & percent; low.
"a; ruling rate, 4; closing bid, q; o.
fercd at &, last loan 4
-opper-S23.5o.
Lead-S5-65 g.
Ti1-S62- 90 q $50
Spelter-E- ST. Louis deliver, $7-52iz Q
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London, Eng. Oct- z6--FolowinE were
the closing quotations on the London met
Lead-spot. $50 los; futures. fes los.
Snelter-Spot, E5f; futures, $50
-o1per-Spot. E110i futures. $40; cleo
trc,ytic. E1-5-
Tia-spot fe47 I5s. futures. f-4I 15s.
THE LOCAL MARKET
N1rlollles. zoe
NeEican bank notes. state bills. q Sc
Mexican pesos, 65c-
Mexican gold. 53ac-
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations.
bar silver (Handy & Harmon quota
tlol1. SSac-
London lead. $50 les.
Pig lead. $3.50
Copper. wire bar. $3.50
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans IN wholesale lots in e
Paso. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
WANTS 5000 To
SIGN PLEDGES
George Clements, Food Con
servator, Calls Women to
Meet Saturday.

Next week Will be pledge card
week" throughout the nation and an
attempt viii be made TO have every
housewife in the country sign a
pledge that she will do everything in
her power to save foodstuffs, either
by way Of eliminating waste or BY
substituting corn products. rice and
potatoes for wheat and through the
use Of fish for meats on days when
meats are supposed TO find a place
upon the family table.
George H. Clements. who has been
named by the Hoover commission as
food conSerVatOr Tor west Texas. has
organized the school teachers and pu-
pills throughout the district assigned
20 him and has called meeting Of
the officers Of the various OrEaniZa-
lions OF women I'm Fl Pas0 10 meet
at the chamber Of commerce saturday
afternoon FOR the purpose OF organ
izing the drive" for this city
Doesn't ObIiEate Women.
The pledge card to be signed does
not obligate the woman signing il to
do more than her circumstances per
init. nor is there any financial Obli-
CATION entailed. Even the postage on
the card. which should be mailed TO
Mr. Clements as soon as signed, is
paid by the government
Every siEner Of q card VIII be given
an Illuminated card to be displayed
in the window, which viii be notice
10 passersby that the occupant OF the
home in which the card is shown mas
evinced a desire 70 do her bit In the
way Of winning the war through saw
inE food
Wants 5000 SIgners Here.
Mr. Clements has been called upon
to secure 5000 signatures in Fl Pas0
and he said Friday he is very anxious
that the women al the head Of organi-
cations meet him Saturday afternoon
and arrange for a drive" in Fl PasO
next week 10 bring out a number Of
signers to the food saving pledge.
which viii approximate the require
ments Of the Hoover commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Livestock Market.

chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago III. Oct HoEs-Recelp
1900. Market steady. Bulk. S14.S5F
1910; light. s12-45 61s- 45; heavy. $3.50
G16-65; pigs, S1O-3 Ola
Cattle-Receipts. SOoo. Market weak
Native steers, s5-S5G OH; western steers
I1-5o: cows and heifers, s. 912-15; calves.
SSGI5-e5-
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Wethers, {s-75 q 1913; lambs. S12.25 q
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No Oct 26--HOgs-Re-
cetpts. 5000 Market steady Bulk, Sl5--5
616. %; heavy. SO e1s-5o: light s15e
1915; pigs. S14G14.50-
Cattle-ReceiDts. 20. 900. Market strong;
soc higher this week Prime led steers.
$3.50 G1s.50; dressed beef steers, s11E
IS: western steers. IS ais: COWS. $3.50 G11-
S6-59Gl25 bulls. }5GT-75i calves, $50 .
sheep-Reeeiptz. 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. S16G17: yearlilEs. S11-50 1875;
wethers. s1o-50G12; ewes. son.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver Colo. Oct. 6.-Cattle-ReceI11
1900 Market strong. Beef steers. IS
11-50; cows and helfers. S6-25 q $50;
stocizers and feeders, $50 GIL; calves.
IS .5oG10-s5
HoEs-Recelpts. ESQ Market 10G15c
higher. Top. $3.50; bulk. S16-10 G15-43-
fleep-Receipts. 81. 600. Market steady
Lambs. S15-50G1 1850; ewes. So 506 10 rs.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
(By ZeiEer Hotel.)
HoE-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
Top. Sl6.10; bulk, SIS 015-S5.
Cattle-Receipts. 1909. including 1900
calves Beef steers. top $3.50. bulk $3.50
G10.157 cows. top $50. bulk s4-5OG 800
heifers, top IS. bulk Sc 07-50i bulls. $50
c. IS; calves. top SO. bulk $3.50 $50
heifers. S6GSi calves. S5GS-25.
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26

For Rent-MiseeIlaneous.

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0iAKAGE-ClCse in- Phone 54Te-
WAREHOUSE. tracssse. nr depot p. $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That applications will be received by the
civil service police and fire commission,
city nall. El Peso. Texas. from
THURSDAY. OCTOBER is. 1917. %
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1917. for tho
position o.
PATROL1TAS. POLICE DEPT
Applicants must possess the following
Qualification
Citizen OF the United States.
Resident Of Ell Paso FOR one year.
Not less than five feet nine inches in
height
Not less than $50 lbs IN weight
Good moral character.
Good health and sound body
Application blanks and further infor-
nation can be- obtained at the office Of
the commission. city hall II Paso. Texas
C.. j. HENRY. Secy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Lost and Pound.


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LOST-Little fox terrier; two black spots
on back Of neck; reward Return to 500
. UDson- Phone 1872.
LOST-Green leather handbag containing
keys. glasses and gloves; finder return to
4l3 Mills 81. Reward.
LINOLEUM in inlaid and print: extra
good patterns or Payments
FOUTZ-MOORE II RNITURE co.
SIS REWARD for return OF black pin
seal leather purse and contents. lost on
Las Cruces road near Anthony. Captain
Dlscomb. Paso del Norte hotel
LOST-CoIIe pup; white and tan female:
near or at Fl Bliss; three months cd;
reward Major Whitside quarters IL. TT
Bliss.
SO REWARD FOR return one Goodyear
cord tire. SIX. on demountable rim: lost
between Hope. n. n. and Huec0 tanks;
rim painted yellow Advise or express
COD TO W N. Pence. 1911 Montana. FL
PaEo.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
2IN54 velvet Brussels rug. while they last.
Sl-s5; cash or credit. or 90 days the same
as cash.
YOUNG FURNITURE Co.
I07 s. Stanton st Phone $50.