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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
JAMES B. CARPENTER.

james Butler Carpenter was born in
Green County Illinois. July 2stb, 1869
and died at Wichita Kansas. Saturday
evening July 18th, 1917. at the age of
IL years. IL months and II days.
He moveIfrom Illinois. to Kansas
with his fathers family in October
1870, Locating on farm near ElDorado
Kansas. On this farm, where all the
hardships of newly settled country
We're experienced, Jim spent his boy
hood days. At the opening of the
Cherokee Strip he settled on farm 5
miles west of Ceres. Oklahoma.
On Sunday, July Dist 1s9s he was
united in marriage to Miss Cora K.
Blair, second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Blair of near Ceres Okla. To
this union was born one child. Mildred
Carpenter, who with her mother survive.
At the opening of the townsite of
Red Rock be engaged in the hardware
business and later moved on the farm
adjoining the town on the west. where
h. resided until his death.
The father and six brothers are left
to mourn the death ola loving brother
and son. John NJ. Carpenter the father
spends part Of each year in Florida and
Kentucky. The brothers are: A. Reid.
OF EiDorado, Kans., Samuel D.. of
near Red Rock, Okla. William D.. of
Broken Arrow, Okla Dick, of Red
Rotk. Okla. Ollie r., of Lancaster,
Kentucky, and Logan, of Red Rock,
Okla. Four sisters and the mother
preceded Jim to the Great Beyond, his
mother having passed away Feb, IA
1902 at the age of 81 wears and u days.
She was constant member of the
Christian church for 43 years. jim
was member of the Baptist church 29
years and faithful deacon for 10 years.
During the last few days he remained
with US, when the darkening shadows
grew thicker and closer around US,
what grand thing to know he could
call for the dear Book, the Book Of
Books, and have read aloud to him the
chapter from which take my text, at
his request. What blessed assurance
AMI what an example for the relatives
and friends left behind when on leav-
ing the home to which he was never to
enter in the flesh again to call those
near him to his bedside and ask if it
was Gods will that he might be spared
to his friends and family. He leaves
this message to them, THE Lord is
my Shepherd shall not want.
He was a strict observer of the Sab
bath and never forgot before partaking
of a meal to ask the Lords blessing
and to thank Him for the light of
another day."
The above article was taken from
The Red Rock (Okla.) Record and will
be OF interest to many here, as Mr..
Carpenter is brother Of Mr.. o. X.
Carpenter. and nephew of Mr.. }. o.
Reid of this city, and visited here sew
eral wears ago.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
MISS ROBINSON HOSTESS OF
DINNER PARTY

Miss Minnie Mae Robinson entertain
ei last Friday evening at her pretty
country home "Maples" with beauti-
full dinner party complimentary to the
guests composing the house party Of
Miss Mary MAY Walker. The color
scheme was lavendar and pink which
was carried out in the table decorations.
cakes, mints and ices. The house was
decorated in flowers, ferns and palms.
the spacious veranda being a charming
place where fruit punch was served.
The attractive young hostess was as
sisted by Miss Katie Barnes Dickerson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26

Rosewood Chickering square piano
for sale. Mrs. Mollic Faulconer,
% II I'd. at the Simpson House.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
YOUNG MEN and
WOMEN WANTED

: Four hundred and eighty three young
men, from sixteen to twenty one years
Of age mot subject to eonscription) and
two hundred and thirty-liv women are
wanted to take the training necessary
to qualify them for positions in banks,
houses. railroad Offices, etc.
positions made vacant by the first and
second drafts of bookkeepers and ste
nographers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
YOUR MONEY BACK

Young men VINO qualify at Draughons
for Shorthand work Hith the Govern
ment and are drafted for Government
service will get back every cent Of the
money that they pay for tuition if they
are not given office work, instead Of
trench work, with the Government.
We have on file letters urging US to
train, AS fast as possible, young men
and women for these positions. which
pay from NINE HUNDRED to TWEL-
We HUNDRED dollars year to begin
on. BY thorough Draughon methods
the methods that business Men indorse-
one can learn Bookkeeping 4 Shorthand
by mail as well as at college. and can
learn by mail at one sixth the cost of
at college. Write to Draugh-
on's Pratical Business College. Nash
vile. Tenn. ,2t-pd)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

have in my hands as Master Com
missioner the sum of Three Thousand
Six Hundred Dollars (S36O0.) to loan.
Will loan in one sum or small sums,
write or phone me at once.
w. II. BROWN. Master Com
missioner of the Garrard Circuit Court.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26

WANTED To exchange PiaHo on
Player Plkno. for good road horse.
Luther ID. Ford,
026-3t pd) Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26

S1RAiED: From my home July
18th, block sow, with hair off both sides
Return and get reward.
Catherine Ely. Paint Lick, XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26

Mrs. u. II. NOWlanl ana uhusnter,
Mary, and Miss Dorsie Lee Henry. re-
turned to their homes IN ElDorado,
Ark. last Wednesday after months
visit to relatives here.
Mr.. W. 7. West and Mrs. Robt. En-
bry have been in Danville the greater
part of the week with Mrs. West who
has been in the Danville hospital, but
returned home last night
Mrs l.. e. Gaines and son, Claude
Rice and Mrs James Royston. returned
last Tuesday from Chicago. where they
have been for the past ten days the
guest of Mr. Claude Royston.
Mrs. L. c. Wallace. (nee Miss Carrie
Nay) and daughter. Margaret. of Kel-
so Washington. ere visiting Mrs. J. T.
Raney, Mes. Geo. Ballard and other
friends and relatives in Lancaster and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fish of Los An.
geles California, Mrs. VI. Z. Fish Of
Crab Orchard and Mrs. J. c. Rinehart.
and sons. Of Louisville. have been
guests of Mf--rnd Mrs. Robt. Burnside
and family.
Miss Margaret Cook returned from
Louisville last Saturday after pleas.
ant visit with friends in that city. She
was accompanied home by Misses Helen
Elizabeth and Chastine Sprdgue. who
will remain for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. VI. 5. Hatfield motored
to Kevito. Friday. and were guests of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walters.
Little Miss Elsie and Master Ernest,
who had been visiting their grand
parents. returned home with them.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Florence Andridge to Mr..
Charles Holloway has been received by
friends here. Miss Andridge was as
ISOLATED with Mrs. R,la Francis for
several months and is well remembered
here.
Friends and relatives have received
anr ouncements of the marriage of Miss
Sue lan,is TO Mr.. Jack Hayden which
occurred in Indianapolis July sth. They
will make their home there after the
wedding trip. The bride will be re-
membered here as the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Sam Iantis.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs entertained the
house guests of Miss Mary Mae WAL
ker at a party Monday night, the hou
and grounds were beautifully decorate d
for the occasion and delightful refresh
ments were served. Misses Ann Kath-
crime Arnold and Marie Wood assisted
the charming hostess in entertaining.
News from London is to the effect
that Mckenzie Brown. whose home is
at Mt. Vernon, XIV, and who has been
a sub Lieutenant in the British Navy
has been promoted by order of the
King. Lieut.. Brown has been serving
in the British navy ever since the war
broke out and mas received several pro.
and special notice from the
King. He had military experience in
other European countries before the
present war began. Lancaster is the
birth place of Lieut.. Brown. his father
being the late James Harvey Brown.
his mother Is Mrs. Cleo Brown. post.
of Mt. Vernon and always
very popular here where she came as
bride and lived number of years.
49,, =,
A., w, ., W. sweeney a''u uaugh'el'
N " ""f'''a ara sweeney; Mr.. w.
n ~ n'snes anu u"usn'er' mrs' "osd
pui"''ue'' Vi ''a"cas'er' ino'oreu from
-, ~, "V'Ne Wv" " tnis pace ias
"''''esu"N' "i' sweeney molher
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
POLAND CHINAS~

Big Type males. Weight about l25
pounds. pure bred. at $1,000 if taken
in july 1917. o. X. Simpson.
l9-4t X. 3, Lancaster. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26

LOST: Between Hiattsvule and Lam
csster or on the streets of Lancaster. a
small gold ladies wrist watch, with
bracelet. Reward to finder if left at
this office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.-,FOR INVEST.
MENTS, FOR Homes.

room rent cottages, lights, water.
streets, new. $3.50 each. Rent 500.
each. Net return l2A per cent.
Suburban Groom dwelling. New,
good location for home, $1,000 for quick
sale. Rent Sl20.
Attractive HOMES Modern. 7-room
modern dwelling. close in 2 acres for
pasture or building lots. If sold within
60 days $3.50.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
FARM FOR SALE"

(l66 2.l0) Acres, will sell (5O) acres
in one track, or QlG2-lO) with improve
ments,
N. II. BOOZE
Lexington, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26
YOU'LL. FIND IT IN THIS COLUMN.

For Sale Rourd mahogany dining
table. Phone 3l2-B.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-26

FOR SALE: Maze and mule colt
about | month old. Will sell worth the
money. Carlton Elkin.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
POLICE To PROBE
ALL H0LD-UPS
Supt. Marquardt Declares Fully
Half of Those Reported
Are Fictitious


A''e' ''''A '-' ." W
cent Of ne noid-nps reporter 10 De-
troit police are fakes, Superintend-
srf of Police Ernst Narouardt an.
......4 ,fa,s.- .t,. ts-s,sta- a
re ~ 10 '''''l - a.. eo.-. Pa y =
pa OF NO. eD- '1'.'-iS "a mag
mary louo'Is F"-'
i~o men on a p4lo,s1 eo-e. o,'
ore 81 va4' 'Vea'7i - - - -, -.
"a -'A 20 1 pa y ~ ''' '"N
W.
Low GEMS ih'''''-a -
il n.ls ~ - ~ IDl y,
+ .'is "'-' "''I ~ '.'F /" a..
"a wives - -ls'''e' ~ ~ IA
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
NEW BUILDING
FOR HOSPITAL
Samaritan Has Such Prosper
Gus Year Extra Facilities
Are Obtained

The Samaritan hospital. East
Grand.tlyd. and MllwaUkceave-
which WIS opened three years ago.
II JUST completing lsrEe addition
tho rooms being fhcd before ihe
tuil1lne b eutlrel, finished q has
also added 20 lts plant a nurses
homo and trimming school az we'll "a
power house. kitchens and laun-
Dire la a separate building
Thi. group Of buildings IS hnely
situated on The edFe 81 The Ham
tramck district, near The Parke
schoui one of the branch Libraries
aaG NJ a short distance from one 81
mo principal factory sections 81 Dc
mott
This hospital was started for the
purpose on supplying the poor and
people Of moderate means with ihc
b,si hospital service az the lowest
Iogsihie rates and. IN order 10 make
Il not only self-surporung bur To-
enable 20 grow. iis staff OF doctors
gre giving their services Tree The
cost OF o private room. nursing Haa
medical care is SIS week. aud
ilaefe are also small wards q four
beds each which are stiI cheaper
Outside doctors may bring their p~
licnis this institution
The building is frcproof and Is
equipped with ali the modern apqil
snces. Il is surrounded hy open
spaces so that sunshine aud fresh
alr arc accessible on al sides.
contains two regular operating rooms
anG Gre operating room for emer
rency eases. situated away from PA
i!ent,
with The view OF serving fhe 10
lish and HUNGARIAN population. girls
~ these nationaIitles have been 81
cured for nurses add are being con
itantg trained IN the school
Connected With the hospital is The
Ladies auxiliary. With q large rcrm
bership. which takes care Of ore or
more patients MI OF TIE time and
comes 70 the rescue in various ways
One of the main efforts OF The DOC
tors VIII be 20 educate tho foreign
women. aud 10 discourage the en-
ployment OF midwives. thru whose
ignorant services many lives are lost
or ruined.
r Owing TO the increase in property
values and the additions made the
,.ln,t a. now worth ST00 COO 4 had
8 small beginning hut has not only
supported itself but has been able
10 make much needed Improvements
and extend its capacity I, has
large piece Of property on the north
still vacant.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
CLUB TO URGE
WILDFLOWER
PLANTATIONS

A vdhowef garden suo-commit-
zoe. created last October within the
bome ne school gardening commit
tee of me Twen ,efh Century club
noa propose chat eildsover planta.
lions DO cst4hlshed In all our city
parks, ln suburban recreation gar
deus ard fields, along the edges of
solf links or anywhere thaf cond.
tuns are favorable
In order 10 carry cut fflr work
90 IS suggosted that special director
q w'dfDeef gardening no. employed
VINO htli work in harmony and 90
operation With The park and recres
zion commission with the blgh
too botany classes and wlm 9TH
ers This committee reports thru
Mis- Helen Louise Hatch. That the
southeastern portion OF Michigan
possessed he greatest variety Of
wiidaowers and shrubs in The United
etafes md that as The forests are
more aud more cuf on thee rowers
arc diving on and Wis become extinct
unless measures arc AIKEN for their
preservation
fhc t.iIAower committee intends
90 interest the school children of thc
city n This work The same thlnl
has been undertaken ira Cleveland
and Ia loss than Two years showed
marked success. If is also proposed
20 label the trees shruhg and flow
trs IN Palmer park so thAt an intcr.
est may be- stimulated in bOianI
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
G. II. S. Students
Entertain With
Pair of PiayietS

The class OF January II OF Cen.
trail high school. gave dramatic
entertainment Monday evening z
the school auditorium. presenting
tn quaint character play "Neigr
I bors, by iona Gale. and the tour
teenth century farce "The Man
VINO Married Dumb Wife. from
The French o. Anatoie France wiki
dance interlude.
Following a selection by the u g.
( H. :. orchestra. "Neighbors" was
2 enacted by Barbara Waters, Gladys
& Loosemore. Alfred Crook. Frederick
Thompson. Frances Marie. Marjorie
Pollock, Eleanor Roehm. and Gladys
3 pichcttr The comedy introdu ~
Z the oddly assorted folk 30 be foaHd
in any small community. II was
rpiritedly acted by The young
people
Greek dancing, Russian and Scotch
folk dancing. ballet and interpreia-
tive dancing. IN various pretty NUN.
beers were given by Margaretc Sar
tcne. Katrina Schermerhorn Doro.
ihs Woodward. Mary TeaRan Mt
dred Woodruff. Louise Higgnbeth
am Albert Stewart and Albert $50.
vert
The Man Who Married a Dumb
Wife was played IN delightful
fashion by Allen Bumpus Robert
Mexican. Bessye Barnett Douglas
campbell Clarence Blessed. Albert
Stewart Donald Hunter Kairua
sohermerhorn. fred Zierer Kathryn
Forshee. Erwin Brede, James Ferry.
Charles Fuller James Gauit. How.
ard Knaggs. Wesley Nutten Mar
garet Saryene. Robert Grindley leo
Kuachinsh Dorothy Fisher AND
Paula Lane.
The program viii be repea'sn mss
evening
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Keeps Her Children
In Perfect Health
DR.. CaldweIl's Syrup PepSin
the Family Laxative for
Many Years

Mrs Aug Doelleield of carlyle, lll-
recently wrote 20 DR. Caldwell. al
Monticello. m. that she has used Or
Caldweils syrup pepsln IN her home
for n number ~ years. and would not
o. without 81 as with ' she has been
able 20 Keep her four children in per
feet health.
ID CmdNells syrup Pepsin Is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that acts on the bowels
in an easy. natural WAY. and regu-
iat.s Tho action ~ this most import.
ur function Nearh all The sickness
10 which children are subject is
,raceable % bowel lnacti0n ana a
mild. dependable laxative, such a.
ur Caldwells syrup Psnsin should
have place in every family medt
ne Ghost ~ is pleasant 20 the
stn ard children lae o.. and take
DO readily while IL IA equally erec-
tye for adults
NJ ra'dw ns syrup Popsin is sold
In drug stores everywhere Tor ATTY
cents bottle To avoid limitations
and ineffective substitutes be sure
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
MANY LOITERING
CASES FAIL FOR
LACK OF PROOF

Unless gamblers ana mely other
persons charged by the poire with
-loltering. in police coart COM
ilaints. can be ptoaecuted under @
state statute. instead az sn o-dr
nance. il is likely mat ,tey Win
escape conviction in rhe future nc
cording 70 statements 81 o--c'-
irg 0Acers IN Justice Iiear co
Monday
TIE statements followed u
lease of T. men taken a uoa0s
raids ahA ver. afraigr.
charge Of lettering On reeomaer37
ton 90 tho prosecutor conn
liaiGts were dismissed
40 evidence 20 show The MON
--ithout eis.Dle means
and colld not give a goo l, 81
themselyes
'It IS getting 20 the
where the line between
citizens and the publ
tightly drawn" said
pcrarion Counsel Peunimaa 81
after police officers msAnk
plaint- hould consult th more
uon counsel
over leo miar ~ e PENDING u
Che cour vl De- dropped
Herstood
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

Poser Issues Small Change certlt.
Gates.
TO make up for the temporary
lack % small change. Posen papers
report the city has issued 100000
small change certificates callej
municipal currency" The ceri'i-
ca,e- have values Of half marx
o eve and one ptenniE and viii hc
refunded FOR gold by the municipal
treasury on April 1. 1917
Paper Protests On street Car Rude
ness
The Hamburg Fremdenblau s.
disgusted with the rudenesS s'i'l
fisnlayed IN tramcars and other
nan,ic couveyances "after the les
sons 90 more than two years II
war Young and robust people %
both s@xes remain glued 90 their
seats when aged and inhrm persons
arc standing. and never dream than
it heir duty 20 giye their places
fr Theses persons.
Mass luneheons" For Woman
Warkers
Berlin papers have an announce
n~nf hv the government assuring
woman workers o, the imperial post
and telegraph Offices a good. cheap
luncheon by The institution 81 mass
mrcheous The meals viii be pre-.
pared in government kitchens
To cortroi orices 81 Horse Mea.
Berlin Tageblatt reports The
price 90 horse meat has reached r
height that has even surpass Sod the
legal maximum price 81 beef This
--s in price. accord'ng ro reliable
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
GRINNELL BROS
MANAGERS HERE
FOR CONVENTION

The annual convention = the
lranoh store and department. mar
ayers OF Grinnell brothers iousic
house is in prOgross ln me ual0
store. Nos g43-zf7 WOOD eard-ave r.
tegan Aonday and HlI continue
four days or more
The managers are reviewing the
prosperous business q 1915 aud dis
cussing plans for the 1917 trade.
Several entertainment features. in.
Guiding a masquerade bail in The
poaff % Commerce Tuesday even.
ng. arr interspersed on The pro
gram
&. A. GrinneN. yicepresider ~
The COMPANY is presiding al The con-
teuion sessions Mr. GrinneN last
week was elected vice-pre ioen' Of
he Board of Commerce OF he Allied
Musical Industries 81 America
About Or manages are 7-pniing
The convention Bee. des ir head
quarters and the Morroease and
Highland PARK stores irinne.l
-other. have STORES In Adrian. snn
r5cr Bay City z aba Flint
Han ock. Jackson Kalamazoo. IN 81
NJ Pcu Huron rouja-. Saeusv-
Saeit Sfe Marie rlaverse fiifv
) , lanti ChatAs ont ari VINO
-r on vth factories I'm Defros
and Holly. Mich and Windsor, on
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
WHAT is GOING ON IN GERMANY
As TOLD By THE NEwSP APERS WE GET FROM
THE TEUTON EMPIRE

information. Is absolutely unlusraa
Ole. hecau there ia no sign of e.
scsrcitv in horse meat In "a short
timr maAimu prices of horse meat
viii Do established. and viii lead 60
q pronounced lowering OF The cost
ot-meat
The best pieces should cost nor
more than "a cents pouni-the
price is now So cents and the poor
er cuts should cost "a cents an&
lower"
French on sillheads Costs $3.50
Fine.
In Strassburg as well as IN an
other Alsauan towns the police
have received strict orders to watch
hotels and lodsins houses with nc
object 90 seeing that arrivals and
departures OF guests are promptly
arid properly notified 20 the authori
ties.
The police are authorized 70 stop
ALI persons on the streets unknown
70 them and suspected OF evil de-
signs A recent ordinance from The
military governor 81 the towp
warmed the citizens 10 avoid prom
enadnr o The public squares and
gardens. as The police we're author
ICED To arrest and detain every one
whose conduct caused suspicion
The prop, ctor of weltknown
Sfrassbu-e hotel who had neglec'-
ga 90 abolish b French hlNhears
has been nned $3.50
Frisdriehsna9en Bars industries,
Nearly all eastern suburbs " Ber
ln have heen converted into indus
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

trial localdlc. Amons the Few su.
harhAthat stu conlne themselves
TO residential purposes is Friedrich.
shaEfn
Some time ago The Alhatross
works In Johanni-thal got license &C.
erect a branch IN Fr.elr'chshager,
bur mo author.ties made special
provision that tho branch remain Ia
thc suburb not longer than three
years after HE end % ihc war, and
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

Tuesday morning thcrc wa ra.
radc of automobiles from The foot
CT W0odward-ave to the automobile
show. AZ the head was the Repub.
iic Truck company band on trucks
and behind came members of fhe
fietf0it Automobile Dealers afsocia-
SION in pleasure carr. trucks and an
manner Of motor vehicle~ Tho pa
iadc had an escort OF mounted lo
lice and was Witnessed by fhou.
sands az persons who lined both
sides OF Woodward-sve. This %
iade VIII not be a daily feature OF
The show. but was staged Tuesday
mornine az a welcome TO The bond
which came in from Alma. Mich f0
Participate In the Festivities con
npcied with the biggest show of lis
lln6 ever held in the west
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

King Albert OF Belgium Is NOT ''A
trade" tho he might earn bis i've
.lihood as locomotive engineer OF
rs a newspaper reporter, in both oi
which occupations he has had ac.
tual experience
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

There IS. FOR instance. the toy al
tomobile-not the kind poorer ch.,
dren trundle along With their feeC
but real motor autos. almost exact
duplicates OF the lullsized automo-
biles, with all modern equipment .1
miniature size They run by gaso-
line
Budding millionaires also have
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

The problems az preparation of
American industrial and government.
ial policy Tor The koener competition
which Is expected 90 prevail IN world
markets after the war are to be- con
.idcrcd at the fourth national for
clrn trade convention which meets
today In Pittsburgh
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

that motors be tried out A. di'.
lance from the residents where me
noise could not be disturbance
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

taken 20 the Toy that had ifs he
ginning IN Stat on Skate when
The racers for the rich gre bulls g.
conform with the dignity 90 weatf
strong. tired wheels from f-t
and firm toot--esf
Rich children kate too Not ia
the public parks. bar ~ tNc.u-
roof gardens. whore speciai 40 fr4
ors teach them
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

sou get Or. Caldvells Syrup Pepsin.
See that a facsimile OF Or. Caldwell
signature and his portrait appear On
the yellow carton In which the bottle
rs packed A trial bottle. free OF
charge. can be obtained by writing 10
Or W. y Caldwell. ass Washington
81. Monticello. Illinois.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

DR.. CEAS. z. CAMPBELL. az
Washington, y. c, whose drug
stores and soda fountains are
preferred by social and official
circles, says.
Many tsr5oHI IuTey through
iact # acidi'y IN ihSir syffs1
Sei,hoHf realizing IT, There -
no corrtcnvc fgpai 10 cifrus
frHii JHicS f9raHgFs, syate-
frniD. Fountain drink made
fron fAsg< JHicef qaeHeh
fiVJf brrrfi the StoE.Gch, feHs
the SEfiyr quinn"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

and Of fine favor. You will
relish Sealdsweet oranges
get them always, and enjoy
their fine fruit flavor.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Your dealer handles Sealdsweet fruit, or
will get it for you IL you request him to
Write today for free booklet

20 pages. colored illustrations. Gives advice OF
famous health experts. % ways TO serve oranges
and grapefruit, etc.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

You like your oranges ripe,
juicy. sweet. All Sealdsweet
oranges are plump with
sweet juice, thin skinned