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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-26

"Thc Happier Days" 10 one that
takes hold OF the heart of men whose
heads have been whitcned by the snow
OF years. 1t Is equal in every res
pect to the Barefoot Boy"--the piece
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-26
~ 9S.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the flr.n OF r. J. Cheney
ledo, County and State Aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and cv-
cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of TAt LIS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
a. d. 1886.
(ScaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
1Iall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon Tho blood and mu-
cons surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, FREQ.
T. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggist" 75c.
Take lIalrB Family pI's for constipation
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-26
kIDNAPPER or BABY
KEETS CONFESSES

Claude PlersOl Makes ConfcsS;n, Im
plfcating Number Of Others I'm pIot
Series OF kidnnppinp Plots Hal
Been Planned.
Springfield. Mass. Dec 22-Claudc
G. Picrsol, who was recently sentenced
souri, prison for the abduction or bobv
Lloyd Kcct, and now is charged with
| the infants murder. has made n con
fcssion to Sheriff Ward Nackcy of
cd tonight. The confession implica-
ted several persons now under arrest
and others who have been mentioned
from time to time.
soning. according to Picrsol's alleged
confession, drug having been ad-
ministercd by one RILEY" to put the
child to sleep and keep it quiet.
Riley is named by Piersol as the lead
er of the gang and tho man who plot
ted the abduction. but he says a man
now under arrest under the name or
Riley and held for the Springfield au-
thoritlcS is not the right Riley.
According to the significd confes-
sion, Picrsol admits his part in the
abduction. but says it was Riley who
climDcd INTO the window OF the kcct
home and took the baby. Riley
handed the child TO i)ick Carter, ac-
cording TO PlerSoi, ana the latter
gave IL 10 woman. member OF the
Dahd. flcrsol look an active part IN
me abduction. ne admits, but de-
clarcs ne at no iimc touched The child.
nc was stationed at me kect home,
nc says, win TlctnS Adams, Make
Adams. DICK carter and others he
named VINO are NOT now under arrest.
me naDy was taken 10 inc deserted
'rchSnil" mousse on country ROAD
ou'"Iuc Vi Hpriihhe'o ana therc, thc
confession continues flerSoi look
lood ior me ch'la ana GUARDS INC next
oay.
i''Hoi "ei''c" hho" 'c"Se o. 'hc
oeath OF me ch'ld uii''i ai'er HIS ar
rest 'h me confession ne says
''c'''pc' oi INC k'"''app'hs oaho ho'
"hacr arreSl caiico OH MN AT 'hc
county jan anu 'o'u MN vi NC ""-
- int - 4 Ia .xf l. ~ MI hn a.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-26
NOTICE OF PROBATE JUDGE
Executors, Administrators

Trustees and guardians arc hereby
notified that the time for making their
annual returns will commence on the
lSt day of January, next.
Dec. 10th, 1917. o. G. THOMPSON.
Judge Of Probate L. G..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-26
TWO GOOD BOOKS.
\ Letter of Appreciation For
Same.

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h,o,
h,, ~. o,rnw no >vcro ccr,,in-
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r,;.,. - ,,ron.. c,nn,v whnn having
s,,,rd no hook. would ho nxch,nrcd,
Inu, d,n,, Ini,v .o, ,rr ~, ma, sad ana
nin,, chnrd I'M, tclI vou how rn,llv
wnr,h vhilc "Advcn,ur,e IN r,;ond-
am. hv D,r;nl Crcvuon ;..
N o,d rrnr, ~, IN Main, t,,t zoos
~ ana nnt his Iittlr Earn workinn vim
Ills own hands ana making friends wi,h
,,l II, cn,nns IN cnnt,c, with o,onr
u,. h,.tn rn,dir, ~, hooi,. uh;,.,
was handed mo bv ncnia, cy-doc,or.
Ibu, nov !, hand,r, or no coin nf Inc
,r,Im th,t ,yhilo NJ hnr.c w,. hcinr
|hi,chra .c,nr,l III, n,.., ,b,n,r,
,rnn,s,
'rwo mon Who vc,c ,ssiduou.ly MAY
in,, chcckcr. {, rr,n, nc ,hn ,i,,,, 80,
hlr stoprcd , mnmcn, ana nvcd m, ;,
sIinncc os If ncrch,ncc rioh, no
subicc, for ,n ,sv1um,
you WI, r,,d ri. ana ,ro r,,a ,>r
rcodinr now IA, ~, rhri..,,,. ,;,,
nrc bcrc 90, "Advon,rro :, r,.;o,
1 shin" hu,la nm :, chorr, ,, ,i, 49,
world rorpcttip. ana ~. ~, ,,,, c,.
yoi, sncnd :, n,c,.,,, hn,,.
bound Main, win ,r h,o.
or. seeing bn,u,v ,r
cniovmcn, IN uoo, ,,, ,a,,', ""'''
mon-nl,ccd ,bi,u. ,;ro
You will no +ho ho,to, r ;,
when Won have Gnishnd noe. - -
somc ono ln,o mo who., .rao,.a,
few for buvinr hook. "a,
nm Advcntnror =, 1,,,a,.
mo All NV ,ifo 1o,n ,.,
tnmntnnS 10
like Them I'm, IN ,his co
| could NOT
When the good R,nt;.t wo,o, o
in thcir ANNA, wv AZ Il, w 90 ~,
sisters como 10 mo "A, -,
: me hclp Won 10 ,hcso nico .,i.o, ,on,o
toes, u know von o,o r,na os ,h,,,,
: "N-o-o" SLOWLY ,ncuor,d n,,
did wish I conld pnsh;nr,v ca, ~,
delightful, certainly AK az ,, !;
is fashionable am II hovo roror
cd to like tomatoes vot, Oh, h,o,
: cd at me througb bcr snccs 40 thou.,
she was seeing mo for tho fret ,in,o
els that so? Neither bovo ,ra
am glad TO find companv Ana ~,
both gigglcd
But in the latc ral tbcrc c,no :,
: me from a schoolmatc of /, IL G dov.
one half-dozcn I'ondcrosa romatoc,
and verify bclicvo ,wi,h no no,n -
a little sugar. i am going 10 like TO-
i. matocs in my old age.
Little woman up near Rabun ITO,
: she assures me she reads every line
writc) let's you and me. in thc earl,
spring, get us a package OF Ponder
osa seed and sec if we cant got intt
fashionable society via. tomatoes!
The other book referred to is bool
OF poems, "A Heap O. Livin" by lfcdr.
ar a. Guest. A lady in the city OF
I.amrcns. noted for her culture me,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-26
GIaos Making an Old Art.

Among the Romans the art OF glass
making does not date earlier than tho
beginning OF the empire, but as far
back as 5S B. G. The thcatcrs had been
decorated with mirrors ana glass
plates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Gines St0wei5ers A6enteuer

9ei @usbru9 oes MeIttrieges ifentl
iid Der a9t5sbn Sabre oIte 8Hnonel
Georg &l0dlcr, Der in &onitons 0cboa
rsn lpnr, freipiuig gum &onltanoei
Regiment ia. Gr fGmpfte in Der,
T9icoencn S6la6teu nit un0 Tan
19lieBli0 ais @erpunbeter in Elm Ga.
garrett na9 Bonn. 9ort IieB iid Del
juhge Wlonn bic SdlI9ung leinei
SoIobu9es ouIduIcen iommeu, tuo'
burd er ii6 einen boppelter SoIbbe
trag bon etipos iiber 10 Mort er.
I1tpinbelte. Die Sc1e ipuroe sntoed.
unb Der Seblbdre in llntsriu9unssbof'
0enommen. Die llnterIu6unesbof.
bduerte polle oreiaebn Nlonote. nab,
rsnO bieTer 3eit itsllte Ii6 berdus, oaf
HlOdler gar niht DeutI9er, icroerr
Sdpeioer lit, uls folder au9 niht mi
litGrpflidtig mare unO lih obre @rt
laubnis Ieiner Gltern aud nt9t bdtt
freitptllig ltellen biirfen. gllS er tpessr
8etruges Dor ooS &rieeSeeridt Il
Sreiburg geitelIt psrOsn IoIIte, gsIout
eS ibm. uuF Oem Sransport nod Som
itdn5 gu enttommeu, uno BON bier il
einem @iIeabdbnipagen psrItedt in bi
S9peia gu flii9ten, ipo sr iih gu lst
nen 2lnsebDrigen ms 8iinonerlanb be
CAB. golb ober trieb es ibn pieoe
nn9 SonItnno. 9(m &reuSIingerto
ipuroe er bon Der @ren3pahe ertunnt
feftgenommsn unO Der 3onItan3e
Gtruftammer 3usefiibrt, Die i'm nul
bieTer Gage tuesen unerloubter Gren3
iiberfbreituug 8etrugs uno llrtin
benfGII6ung gu bier Wo2en @ef6ne
nis berurteilte, Die our9 bic oreiasbn
monutiee llnterfu4uussbaft oIS se
tilet ertIGrt ipuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

nur nod TGlimmsr modt. bsnn Der
Gemperoturpe9Iel, oen bdS 8lut err
leioen muB, lit nm 70 9rOBer. @craos
foI6e gut Derpadts &inoer ipeiien Die
grDbten gsIuaObeiili8eH SdGoigungen
duf, unO jeOe Wlutter, oeren &inO Die
W}o0e Der radten 9ein1en mitma6sn
muB, oas ober an irgenb peI6en 6ros
niiden Grtrantungen ooer audi nur
Dftersn GrtGltungen leioet, fou bem
&inOe gu ollererlt parme, Der Sobress
Seit sntipredenoe Striimpfe an0ieben.
Ginpdube olIer 2lrt peroeu ni1t
feblen, Oenn oc3u Bat fi9 ole Dlobs
Der nodten @cine i9on pieI 81 iebr
eiugebiirgert. 3oblreithe &inber iin0,
obpobl Iie Gommer unb Winter nit
fur3su SBd9en berumIoufen, trGftig
unb eefunb, man Iebe iiA nur Die
9orfiinOer an, bic nit DOllig nadten
9einen Bel Min0 unb Metter umbers
Ipringen. Dlan9mol iino es Ois
Stabttinber IeIbF bic Our6ous Die
Iangen Striimpfe niat pOIIen, unO
10 perben niht iiberlegenOe @ltern
Dubenbe bon @inpdnben borbrinsen.
sic ale iin0 T6nell au piberleeen.
Die 0orftinber Touts man gar ui6t
in @erglei5 5ieben. Sie iinb - man
mDnte fogsn I6on BON GJeburt an -
gono onbers obeebGrtet, oenn iie brtns
gen 6en sr0Bten Setl ibres 2ebens in
Ger friI@en Cuff gu, sinerlet ob Soms
mer ooer Dinier. 0ie SouptTads
ober lit bOG ole. OaB 0orFtinber,
ipenn fs i'm 5reien iinO, toum itius
iteben, man iie9t lie nur rennen unb
Ioufen, ipGbrenb benz StaottinOe, bos
Ianefom bic StroBe eutlaugseben oocr
Dor 2Gben lporten mub, jeOe foI9s
gepeguug, bic bos 9lut in ooueruoer
Molluug erbGlt, febIt. Damn febe
man ii9 einmol Die llnttriletbung Der
Dorftinosr an. Da pirb nur in ben
IeItenItsn S6llen Der iibriee &Drper
bid Oerpddt, i'm uIlgemeineu bat Der
Btnb iiberalI bin freien 3utritt. Dems
5ufolge 1T aud Der fiibIe 2uft3ug Dem
&Drper ni1ts neues, Die nDtise WGrme
bleibt bem Dilute bur9 bic lebbaften
gepegungen Der Dorftinoer. @sgen
Elm. iol9e glbbGrtung, bic bic Rutur
Der Sadie mtt iih briugt, 1T natiir.
lid ni9ts einouipenben, uno es ntmmt
ni9t Munbsr, ipenn bic Dorftinoer
pbne @efd6r elmer Grfrantun9 mituns
ter Bis in ben fpGteu Serbit bineiu
NIT nddten TiiBen auf Der 2anbs
itrobe berumloufen.
9en MunI9 Der &inoer, turSe Sod
den gu traeeu, oarf man uidt ernit
nebmen. &inber ieben bds BEL anOes
rem, finoen es punberpou, bab man
sic Iungen Striimpfe ni9t onou5isbsn
brauht, Dab man feline S9sIte be-
iommt, peil man bic &nie 19on ipies
Der bur9geriKen bat, uub noIlen. uur
aus btelen e1otItiihen @riinocn hers
aus, aud bic trr5su G0d6cn baben.
Sic fAGnen ii1 oonn oft, beim err
iieu 5rOIteIn ben Wuufd uob Ionsen
Striimpfen pieoer aus5uTprehen, unb
frieren Iiebsr, ais ii9 ousla4sn gu IaIs
fen. Sier miiKen eben Die @lteru
hdn0eln unb fich on bic qpiinTdle Der
unUerniinFligeu &Ieiueu nidt tebren.
@eroOe gu Der jsbiseu Sabresaeit,
foll oieier grtifel ais Wad6ner auftous
den. glob tpirO es BEL pielen nibt au
Tpdt fein, ben Sfleinen bic GjeIunbs
belt gu erbaIten, uno barum fort nit
Der Wlooe ser tiiraen Striimpfe Bel
tdIter Sabresoeit. gBir brou9en Elm
iIartes, eeTunOes @eI6le9t, unb oos
fiir muB Der @runbftein Tnou i'm
XiitDe neIpnt merhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Nie Nbcratncrgolcr @oucrnipic.
lcr Oic ia bier bcreitS poEtbciIbait
bcfonnt Tno, lper0en am IA. mo 10.
Mdr5 in n9llbuugb's Ebeoter" 3pei
@aItipieIe eebcn. 9lm critcn glbcnO
aclangt nNr. Sodion in Cbcrammer.
gai", &oiie nit @eiung lmo Ean5
BON Sron5 SiI6ert, om 5weitcn 9uo.
wig @ongboier's goItsitiid Ter
5weitc S@ob~ sur Gar6iehmg.
Gic &oriteIlunecn iinOen inter
ben Aripi5ien Oes ,llnab6Gnoiecn
9iirgerOereinS1 umO Ses .lSraucu.
blmoes~ Oes gereius Itait; oic Sdlite
oes 9eingelpimes miro Dem 6roueu.
buno fir Gineu wobItbGtieeu 3mcd
iiberlaNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

9ln Der @allow 9Ipenue perIom.
melteu ii6 aeiteru 0ie @litalieOer ser
D@onoerIuit @eieuidoit" su einem
Olorib Orrd ben GruiO.Sia.9orf,
&pmm'S &orf GlarIeSiiroBe no6
Sopion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Gter. - Wt0. nn0 Ed, DlIben0,
42c.; Goitcrn 6bore, @lo., imO Go..
42c.; ipcltIi1c (Obio), 42c.; @..@oy
41c.; iiiOlide (N-G). 41c.
gutter. - Seporotor, EhlnO,
41-44c.; 9SriutS, 70 &fun6. III
44c. 9Srints, / @fuuO, 4i-44c.;
9lods, 2 9iunO, 3S-42c.; DARN
@rints, Mo., Eo.. @d, 27-29c. /;
Storepodeo, 27- Csc; Soils, Wa6.
mO Yo., 2Sc.; 9foIlS. g8..9o., Csc.
@efIiiaeI. Sii6ncr, illnee,
@fOv 23-24c.; aItc, 19c.; oIte sab.
ne uno StogS, i3-t4c.; GntcuA
iunge, 1S- 20c.; flcine, 16- i7c.; !;
Surfeps, Senucn, Sic; iltnge SABINE.
2Sc.; tleine, 21- 22c.; Souben, oIte
unO iunae Eoore. 25c.; Guinea c5e.
fliigeL iingeS, 112 Efumo imo mebr,
25-35c.; fIcincrcs, 25c.; @Gnic,
EbnO, 19-20c.
@obnenun6 grbIen.-9Iod-
eDe @rbien. Choice, neuc, WuIHeI,
$500 800; Sbilncn GrbIen, neilc.
Sul6eI $2.30-2.40: Nicp Gro
@rbien neIe, 9uidcI $3.50 $50;
9Iod ooer Gow Grblen. ncue, 9uldel,
$3.50 2.40; GomtrD mciBc Bob.
ncu @uideL $5.00-5.5U.
SbItuno @emiile. - 9[epfeI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

gIbOunenten. bic hcn ,,TcMiidicn Cor.
reIDOnncntrn" nidlt piintilidl COer unre.
aclmGhia crhnltcu, lun 0rbctCn, her
Office oouuu per EricphUu Ooer idlriItIih
WlItibciIuna 81 mndea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Suttcr. - 3uilibr - Sonncn.
(Sn 100 @fo. Sdden.) Ero Come;
Spring gSbeot Bran $43.5O-44;
5lour big mbitc W2iooIinas QpeItD,
$45-46; g8citcrnNdooIingS $43.50
-44.
sen un6 Str y. ~ 8ufnbr:
Scu 257 Sonncn, Strob IS Tonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

~~'f"e~' "'''~ fN.f ONpf F~'~C ~e~~
8obneu 9riinc, 5lori0o &orb, $500
400; 9obncM SSobs, Gorb $500
$50; &rollt gR..g., Come, $140
-150; Se1crie, 6la., 9iitc, $3.50
400; @urten, 6Iorioo, &orb, $4.00
800; aolc, S}orioIf, SAB, 1925
1.75; &opiiaIot 9lorioIt, Gorb,
$1.25-1.75; aopfioIat. 6lo., aorb,
$2.00-5.00; 8niebeIn I..g., 100
@fO. Sad, $t2.O0-12.50; @fcffer,
Slo., @rotc. $3.50-4.O0; Spinot,
9SorfoIf, Sob, $4.00-5.00; Gro.
beeren 6Ia, 0uort. 20-30c.; 20
moten 6lorioo, 6ancD, $3.25-3.75;
Choice, $2,25-3.00.
&ortoffeln.- -@ciBc, @uidcI,
gS. 0to., lmo 9a., $2.65-2.95; g.
9. uno 9l..Sy., $2.75- 200; @oIt.
ern Sbore, W1o., $3.50 -2.75; iiiBe
GortofieIn GoItern Shore, aeIbe,
6oB, $.00-5.50; gort Slipcr, SUB,
$4.50-5.00; SorO.Gorolino, Sob,
$5.O0-5.50; goms, Sab. $3.50
400; 0loiue, Samen, Sad, $500
7.5O.
Slide, Multeruuno Ger.
ROBINS. 9orpfen, @io, &c;
Slunoern, @IO., S-10c.; Sboo,
6Io., 93ogcn 5tiid SOC. $780,;
Sbuo, Glo., Bud, Stiid 35 40c.;
Stod, 8fo., 25-90c. pciBer 8crd,
@fo., 15-t6c.; meoium Csc;
eelbcr &crd, eroBe, 14-15c.; fleine
bis me0ium @funO, 5-6c.; Ntode-
rels, Efuno, 18-20c.; SoiIorS,
eroBe, @funo, 12-15c.; meoium 6
Sc; Secbte, 8frno, 49, 20c.;
aoIe, 9iuno, S-1Oc.; GotfiId, @fO.,
&c; Claus, bllnoert, 65-70c.;
9(ultcrt Gboice, Sab, $3.50-4.00;
&rimes, Sob, $2.75-3.00; GuIIs,
SUB, $2.00-2.50.
&inobicb.- -Sunee tctte 6iiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 &filno @eipidbt,
&funO, S15 Sc; Stiere lmter 1000
@iunO @epidt, S-S15c.; 0dien,
@fm0, 5-7c.; 9uIIem &fnO, 515
-7c.; erobe iunge &iibe, @hmO, 6
Sc; moeere. 3h-51a; 9iibe nit
GoIb, $40-65; mogere, @funo, 3
-315c.
9 dpeiue. ~ 8erfeI, ie nod
@roBc, Stiid, $1.75-2 $50; SbootS,
ie nod 65roBe, $3.OO-4.5O.
&dIber. - Choice, 8fo., t4c.;
cute, GGf6y 13-1315c.; ihmere.
stiid, $lS %; roibe, $t4-16;
fleiuc mogerc, $50.
26mmer upo Sdofe. -
Choice ictte Sdofe, &fo. 515-6c.;
cute, 4-5c.; raube, Stiid. $1.50-
$50; olte @odc, giltno, 3b-4c.; +;
SriibIineS 2dnuner, Gboice, fctte,
&fo., 13-14c.; meoitm, t0-12c.
Eobof, (Murplnno), 100 @funo.
@utcr gem6bnIidcr imo griiner.
$S-12; outer, gcn0bnliber, $12-
Ia; mittelmGBigcr, $40; gutter Bis
feier rotber, Sic 90; Soncp, $22-
90; ScconOs, ecm0bulider bis nit
telm6Biger, $S-14; Seconds. outer
bis feiner, $15-1S; @nD Sobnf,
iirc.clreo, Sis; Upper Gountrp,
oir.cure0, $S-t6. W}onacIboitc lmo
IdbIedt ecmiidtc @crpodiIug, BE.
pro &flno nieorigcr.
,S6uteunOE EoIg.-@ @cIoIoene,
@htno, 20c.; friIcbe. 1Sc.; beid1oie-
tc, 17c.; Drp Stint 33--34c.; Galb,
29-3 30c.; 5daf 75c. 1925; 21m-
mer, 0-60c.; 8ullem 15c.; 8iegclt
15-25c.; ToIo, &funo. 9-t0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Ger TienItdeS Bridge Gh6 miro
mor9en in Der s9obuuns BON 6rou
.. SSranf Geforo, 9ir. a. Oit.Goqer.
StroBe, 5uionnenfounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Der MsuT9 lit pOr5iisIi9 banu
uuSuFrieoen, ipenu er Seilen @s-ui
nicht ausfillt. (Seeel.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
g}nItimorer Mnrfthrridlt

Sam tag "a. 5ebruor 1917.
Wf cbl. II 3uiubr 1865 5GIIer,
eini@lieBIid 2107 SSGlicr al 2ocult
Eoint uno 3673 6Giier al Canton.
@ie giotirlnaen lporen mic fnlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
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~. an ~ kena, seabn" 3. 0bas. 4lntbicnm e. Bros,
2l7 Ct. 9nul ctr. (6ebr25- -Wdr83)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

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1S6,360 9uideI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

@erlanat:
3, ellle oenll0e 4o6iu. 8immcrmdo6en, 9lui,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
F. R. KUSCHMANN
THE GROCER
2207 Fourth Ave.

22U7 Fourth Ave. Phone 9Ss
Available cash means lower prices.
superior quality, better service.
Pay up week grocery specials.
Honey, extracted white clover a
Mason quart jar 45c; piut23c; glass.
Ice
Cheese, cream October make. rich
in favor, pound CSC.
Pineapple, Hawaiian sliced. large
can chuck full, cans 45c.
Oat meal. rolled. large clear fakes,
pounds 25c.
Pumpkin large can best quality
can I0c.
Oranges. extra sweet. juicy, nice
size I9c
Oleomargarine, Colum bus. an excel
lent spread, fine favor. q pound CSC.
Delivery to all parts II the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
!!!llll'.l!
WI IN
4
INA TION

lns are personally, direct
tsperity oE the entire com
lospeur Of the city town
l:y upon the action of the
lrthering business; and
of the states and of the
prosperity Of the people
and
Iebruarv I9th to 24th. in
lDNAL PAT-UP WEEK,
Eged to So far as possible
lg money into circulation
5enehl to all and
lhave proven of tremend
t mto circulation, bring
ball desire.
f7op-e o. our community
q 5y ma King q special eff
NATIONAL PAY-UP
/ McCCNOCHIE.
Mayor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-16

Ready-to-W Dept.
Ladies' $3.50 and $500 long Lawn XII OQo
mOnOS; on sale at ......... wv
Ladies' and Misses Ali Wool blue serge Peter
Thompson Dresses; $3.50 values; "a OK
sale price at. " Asoc
Ladies' Cloth Suits; spring and fall LaVogue
and other makes; values to $500; G 90
all go at sale price ..-............ pVsoo
One lot Ladies' Spring Coats up to $500 val
ues, black Silks and Satins; also 90 no
fancy Wooden Cloths; Sale price. epZloOC
Ladies' high grade Sample Wool and dsO az
Silk Dresses; values to $500; sale epC.JC
Children's Shepherd Plaid Spring Coats; $500
to $3.50 values; all go at Sale @O 40
price at QAe1o
Ladies' Dress Skirts-blue and black wide
Vale Serge; also grey Mohair; val CT 40
ues to $500; on sale at. - 40
All Wool Dress Skirts in plain and CD 90
fancy; values up to $3.50; Sale. pAsCC
Ladies' high grade Novelty Dress Skirts in
GLIDING plaids; values to $1,000; GO 90
oH odie at VSOeco
One lot Ladies' Lawn Dressing Sacques on
worth s1.oO and $3.50; Sale price. -. UCC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-16

Waists & Wash Skirts
A big lot Ladies' Waists, in plain white 100
and fancy; values to 81; Sale price. -tON'
Ladies' $3.50 Waists in white and colors; en-
broidered and plain Swiss Voiles and TOO
Organizes; Sale price at. ........... ~
$500 Waists; all new materials and QOa
styles; Liquidation Sale price. ......... ON
Ladies' So to $3.50 Silk Waists in CT 90
white, colors and stripes: Sale price % 40
$50 Ladies' Wash Top Skirts, in white, tan
and fancy Sport stripes; $780, $500 TOo
and So Values Sale prices. $1.39, 98c and CC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-28
Lemons Do Written!
Try This on Face,
Neck, Arms, Hands

The lemon juice massage INDUCED in
once or twice each day means a little
time and trouble, girls, but what of the
splendid results? A skin bleached
beautifully white, a complexion with
the bloom of a peach, a softening of
those lines Of care; in fact, a skin
eloquent of natures purity and hands
white, soft and full of charm.
What girl or woman hasn't heard of
lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses, the freshness and
the hidden beauty? But lemon juice
alone is acid, therefore irritating. and
should be mixed with orchard white
this way. Strain through a fine cloth
the juice of two fresh lemons into a
bottle containing about three ounces of
orchard white, then shake well and you
have whole quarter pint of skin and
complexion lotion at about the cost one
usually pays for a small jar of ordi-
nary cold cream. Be sure to strain the
lemon juice SO no pulp gets into the
bottle, then this lotion will remain
pure and fresh for months When
massaged daily into the face, neck,
arms and hands it should naturally
help to whiten, clear, smoother and
beautify the skin.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons.