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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
Go After Nonsubscribers
in Effort to Attain Goal

"PInns urc under considerations to
ascertain whether every muu md
woman employed In Hichmond has
mnae purchases of Liberty bontis,''
sntu n statement issued last nirh,
ny the RtchnonJ executive rOmmtt-
tec. "Fhc people have bccn asked
10 como forward nnd make their
purrhnscS of bonds. but they have
tnicd 10 rcspOEd to this cnIl.
"ra1iurc on the pnrt of Richmond,
ns wei RS the country generally, 10
subscribe to the amount of bonds
To he issued by the government will
tend to stimulate tho German army
ana discourage the allies, which viii
result In proiOnEing the wnr Mt tho
cost OF the lives of many boys who
arc now giving their nil to the
cnuse.
"Ercry home I'm the city should
have In Its window the honor flag,
showing TINT Liberty bonds nrc
owned there. This nnE must be
placed In the windows before Mon
day, or committee will wait on
every homo where there il no nnc
10. learn the reason. These nnEs mn
he obtained from the bnnks or Lib
crty loan hendaunrtcrs.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
MAY USE CARS TO COMBAT
SPREADING OF INFLUENZA
Fuel Administrator States No Per.
NIT Is Necessary for Sunday
Riding by Helpers.
NOT INFORMED ON NEW PLAN
Understands New Gas Ruling, Less
Drastic Than Old, Is Now Being
worked Out, but Has No Direct
knowledge OF Ndca.

Asked last night relative TO the
n MY pian which was 10 replace the
asutoiess sunday program for restrict
ing I INC use OF gasoline by automobiles.
Ispcai fuel Administrator 4. Bernc
.3lair stated that he had no iI'ornia-
,I on the subject further THAI what
s sue n plan was being. worked out | =
the Federal fuel administration.
should like; however. as much
.atement to the public regarding the
use OF automobiles in the city during
nc prevalence OF the influenza epf-
is as follows: statement 'e'erFeu 10
I'm view OF tho terrible ravagcs OF
.mnuenza here. no permit Will be nee
solely in lighting this disease. by aid
ing the sick or dying or in arranging
burial services. In view Of the above
liceman. city. State or Federal officer
ana every patriot, citizen TO report
70 me any person taking advantage of
fnrs l,ms OF suffering TO use his car
III treasure or gain, so that said often
GERS can be held UP to the scorn Of
their fellow citizens
LIST OF VIOLATIONS REPORTED
FOR Isl: Or CARS SUNDAY
Tors 81 the 'sasless sunday
order last Sunday in Richmond were
;, NJ \. Pace; al7 West cary street.
r r,ce,,, No. Ios32: q. \. Mosclcy: eols
drew Johnson. 5la Norch Fourth street
Ill., ,.HH L. - KodgerS. tharl"ttcSviilc
NSiilc: ~. j. King. Petersburg. license
No. '346S. occupants G. W. Moore. Jr
and y: T. Perkins, petersburg: John
license No. alasl T. \. " Wade. 't RocK
bridge Baths occupants. ~ l.; Wade
ana and Miss Mary Wade. Eockbridgc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
GIVEN YEAR IN PRISON
Herman IIiIl md Robert Jackson IIc,d
Guilty 10 the Charge Of
lOuscbrcaking.

Herman Hin and Rober, Jackson
VINO We're Indicted fpr housebrcak ing
August II. pleaded guilty Yesterday
morning when arraigncd before Judge
Richardson. of The Hastings Court, and
were sentenced TO one year in the
pcnitcmtiary.
John Mitchell. indicted for grand lar
cenN' pleaded not guilty 10 the charge
put confessed 10 the crime OF petty
larceny. He was sentenced TO six
months in Jail lie was charged with
stealing on February 2G Il diamond ring
valued at $500
Willie Ross Indicted for housebreak.
ing and entering the house of Jessie
Teer on February &c. was acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
WRlTS OF ERROR GRANTED
AMERICAN TOBACCO co,
New TrinI Granted in FAX Cases Won
In Lower Court by City of
DanStIlc.

Writs of error were granted on two
petitions Of the American Tobacco
Company. of New Jersey. licensed to
do business in Virginia, from decisions
Of the Corporation Court for the City
OF Danvillc in the cases of the City or
Danvillc against the American Tobacco
Company and the American Tobacco
Company against the City OF Danvilic.
The first case was begun by the city
on notice and tho second by petition OH
roncous assessment of taxes was set
out as the grounds for the appeal
Judge Robert X. Prentis allowed the
writs. In ono case he required n bond
off$7 900, tho taxes involved amounting
TO S6,72f2eA;,ln the other case tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
SENATOR CANNON ACCEPTED
Richm"nd's senior Member OF the
senate and several Others to
Train for. Commissions.

Senator James IL. Cannon. of this city
has been accepted as a candidate for q
commission in the field artillery Off
GERS training school, Camp Taylor Ky.
Chairman Forward, OF the examining
committee, received this information
yesterday afternoon. Senator Cannon
Is the senior representative in tho
Virginia Senate from the city of Rich
'nund.
TIE ,N;iian examining committee i'm
Eicamond announces that the follow
ing Nirgipians have also been accepted
for the field artillery officers training
Scnool AT Camp Zachary. Taylor. Ky:
l.cifcn Wright. Ashland; Malcolm Kerr
Harris. I'anvilie: u. y. Campbell. Lex
inSton; Louis Spencer Epcs. Black
stone: j. &. Webb, Norfolk; Ashton
boNell. Williamsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
GIFTS FOR FIGHTING MEN
ITO Be FORWARDED EARLY
Pest-Office Will Not Accept Pack
ages Unless They Bear Christ
mas Parcel label.
NOVEMBER 20 LATEST DATE
Department Specifies Size OF Cartons
~ in Which Presents Can BE Mailed
~ Usual Goods May Be Shipped as
Formerly.

ysSRos,mastcr Hay I. Thornton yester-
day announced that no Christmas pack
ages VIII BE accented by tho Richmond
hest-efficc for shipment TO members Of
Inc American cNpeGi,ionary forces in
Europe unless they bear the Christ
mas Parcel Label" which is being is
sued 10 soldiers only in France. one
OF these labels is given TO each man
overseas and IL may be sent to =, rela-
age viii be accepted for each soldier
and the packages must be in the post
pffice before November 20 in order 10
insure proper shipment.
The government has prescribed Il
standard carton for Christmas pack
ages, which Will be distributed upon
application from local Red Cross head
quarters. This carton is three by four
by nine inches. and the contents must
Weigh not over three pounds. These
packages will be inspected by the Red
tai authorities. Relatives mailing
Christmas packages under these regu-
lations should turn them over TO the
Red Cross organization. which will
send them to the post-ofice. Perish
Shle goods will not be permitted in
the, cartons.
DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH
49, SENDING: OF USUAL SUPPLIES
packagcs will not interfere with the
populations permitting relatives or
friends to send boxes. weighing not
more than seven pounds, 10 soldiers
requesting such articles.
Packages not exceeding twenty
hounds in weight may be sent to sailors
and officers at naval bases. stations or
In foreign waters, il turned into the
post office before November 10. These
packages should have inscribed upon
them the name and detachment OF the
person to whom il Is sent and ad-
dressed in care of Supply officer,
Fleet Supply Base. Twenty Ninth
Street and Third Avenue. Eush TERMS
nal Station, Brooklyn. ~ Y.
1t also has been announced by tho
Rcd Cross that Christmas packages for
american soldiers held in German or
Austrian prison camps must be re.
IceiNed before next Tuesday. October -.
Only ono package will be sent TO each
soldier, and preference will be given
those Being forwarded by relatives.
These packages must weigh not more
than eleven pounds. and should bear
the name, rank, regiment and prison
camp In Germany or Austria. Pack :
ages should be addressed to: Ware
house, Atlantic Division. American Red
Cross. No. 20 East Fifteenth street,
New York City. The words Christ :
mas Package for American Prisoner of
Far", should he Inscribed upon tho
package. along with the name and
address OF the scndcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
BUY UNTIL WHOLE WAR
ISSUE Is UNDERSTOOD

BUY Liberty bonds therefore ana
nuE them until 1t helps YOU Individual
y 10 understand the whole war issue.
ut ii; use Where your treasure is. there
Dousht them IN this way then Won
nave bought Liberty bonds to the ex-
, tent ifat your purchase will help the
'SoFernmeHt. VIII help every soldier on
the battle field. Will help all civiliza
non. ana TO the extent that you fail
10 40 your share in this work you are
rtcrcaht 10 Your duty 10 your couu-
Try 70 humanity aud TO God Himself,
''BuN Liberty honus,,, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
Rnnk Issues Map.

The American National Bank is in
closing in It's trade letter for tho month
GERS map' Of London. England. II has
been arranged for the bcnclt OF the
United States Army, the members OF
tho Red cross the Y. NJ. G. y. the
knights Of Columbus and the Saliva
ton Army workers. Lists arc given
also Ot tn. leading hotels and thcatcrs
1T the British metropolis, tho streets
end railway systems. Tho map is Of
value to All visitors TO the city and
OF much interest L. those familiar with
The place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
LIEUT.. GAINES WOUNDED
Richmond Man Reported in Casualties
Published TO-Dny-Graduatc
OF v. II, |.

Lieutenant l.. Merton Gaines. son OF
Mrs. George Gaines. living AT 4Da Stuart
circle until Il few days ago, is report
ed severely wounded in action in
France.
Lieutenant Ncrton's mother left the
early part Of tho Wccl: TO take up her
residence with her daughter. Mrs. Il.
&. iiGon. whose husband is connected
with The Westinghouse Electric Com .
l,&ny at baltimore. Md. Tho young man
il about twenty four years old and but
recently graduated from Virginia Poly
tcchuic Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
O0NlY DIES IN FRANCE
Richmond Man Succumbs TO Broncho.
Phcumonin-Mother md Grand
mother Living Hcrc.

News has been received by relatives
on Church Hill of the death in France
on September -. OF Sergeant John +.
w. Donly. Sergeant Dolly died OF
broncho pneumonia. He was the cid
est sen of Mrs. Captola V. and the late
J. Willie Donly and IL grandson Of Mrs
L. Adelaide and George w. Donly, who
cicd 4 few weeks ago. The mother and
srandmotheT OF the soldier survive
aim. as we'll Il brother. also in SER
vice in France. and three sisters. all Of
this :.itN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
Enter Marine Corn..

Reporting to-day at district head
quarters as recruits for the marine
we're the following: Milton Albert Mann,
star athlete of Newbcrry> College; Leigh
Rucker. Jr, Episcopal High School, son
cf Or. Leigh Bucker. of Eounoke; Jo-
Willis Wise, OF Charlotte, and John
Arthur IIite, OF Huntington, w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
LIBERTY BONDS SAFEST
INVESTMENT IN WORIi,

In buying Liberty bonys YOU buy
the safest investment on earth You
give nothing. The country gives you
IN return for Your money a security
safer than would he II first mortgage
on every railroad in the United states:
saicr IMAM the cash in your bank or
IN your safe deposit vaults: safer than
inc nome in which YOU live: because
inc railroads and the cash i'm tho bank
ana IN safety vaults. the home in
which YOU live. the farm which YOU
claim. the iron orc and tho coal IN
which YOU hold title, arc all PRACTICAL
~ under 4 hrsi mortgage to the gov
ernmcnt for the redemption OF these
Liberty bonds. More than that every
ounce OF physical and mental Dover
every ounce OF initiative aud OF bra i'm
lorcc IN TIC nation is under mortgage
Tor IN" repayment Of these bonds The
government has the right TO take your
farm. your nome. Your railroad bonds
10 take your earnings. to take tho
potcntiaiity Of ali Of Your material
tcrlal things. for the purpose of re-
dcenling these bonds.
but the government gives YOU in
these Liberty bonds it's promise to nay
"a good rate OF interest. to redeem them
az Il srccihed time, and in doing This
IL offers YOU the safest investment
winch to-day can be found in all tho
vide world. II IL did not pay YOU a
sihElc uoiiar oil interest, if its promise
10 rcucen the bonds was Indefinite
as 10 time. the government would still
nave Il moral and Il physical right 10
claim your utmost contribution 10 Tho
extent of all Your wealth and your
earning power for the prosecution OF
the war. vs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

L. Wright. Of 1912 Hanover Avenue.
amd Is a graduate OF the College OF
received his commission as second lieu
tenant at the end Of the first series OF
ofhcers training camps in August, l9l7,
and since then has served with various
coast artillery units at Fortress Mon
roc and on guard duty at the White
House. Washington. He Joined the Sew
enty-fourth Regiment last juno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
WEISBERGER COMPANY OFFERS
2s7'f PRIZES TO LOAN WORKERS.

announcement was madc Yesterday
that the WcisbcrGer Company would
give three prizes for the leading or
Eanizations selling tho largest amount
Of bonds. The first prize viii bc $3.50,
the second Sl5o and the third Sl0c-
+. =. mostly a 90. also wilt give q
prize 10 the organization scilinE Tho
largest numh"r Of indiNid ial subscrip-
tons.
Council Of Jewish Women. working AZ
u single Unit. lead In Tho contest thus
fars according TO Mrs iIahilston, CHAIR
man Of the womcn's executive com
Club. the Colonial Danes, and tho
Stenogra piers Association and liusi-
ness Women club. working together
= School children arc being urged "a
canvass their friends and ncighbor-
hoods in behalf Of the loan by Assistant
Superintendent OF schools iiinford. Be
fore the schoo!s were closed on account
oftthe epidemic the children had sold
more than $2250G0 worth Of bonds and
every day teacher or principal will
bega each building 10 receive reports
Plans have been made for awarding a
handsome silk banner to the schoo,
making the best record. The Nag Is
being contributed by The executive
committee OF the liberty loan orgaui-
ration. Reports OF subscriptions by
John Marshall High school students
building. across. from Tie high schoo!
EOLORED WOMEN ISSUE
- APPEAL FOR INSCRIPTIONS
4 Members O! the co,orcd womcna
Liberty loan committee Yesterday IS
sued an appeal for genera observance
ocEThursday. October IL ny those ot
hfrican descent. The epidemic OF IN.
Nuenza has resulted In calling OF II,
parade and celebration planned by tho
coIored folk for that date Workers
have established district he.dQnartcrt
at st, Lukc's Eank, the Mechanics
Rank, JackHon's pharmacy and the Ful
son branch OF The Mechanics Hank
s5,.Ip the sa&aof West Virs mia ,h'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
E,t,bI,,b Scum Kitch.,

y soup kitchen has been opened at
the First Baptist Church to aid the
city authorities and the Instructive Wis
iting Nurses Association in their fight
against the spread of Spanish influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN
John II. Wright, Richmond Man. Wins
Higher Commission Upon Arrival
Oyerseas. ss

News has JUS, been received in Rich
Captain John II. Wright, Battery II.
Seventy'fourth Regiment. Coast Artil-
lery Corps: Along with news OF his
safe arrival overseas comes the news OF
his promotion to captaincy. u
Captain Wright is tho son OF Mrs. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
Meeting Poxtnoned.

The called meeting of Rescue Coun-
Gil. No. !, Junior o. u. A. NJ, which was
to have taken place tonight. has been
postponed indefinitely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

That vacant room in your home in
needed by some person here on Inn
porC1nt work. Tell him he can rent
II. through Want .td In The Tfmcs-
DTSpatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

To buy or sell, exchange or trade.
Vimes-Dispntch Want Ada nrc the
salenmen efficient, Call Randolph 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

Charles ". G0ddin Impro,
Charles W. t;oddn Jr.. i0S North
allen Avenue. who has been III with
infiu,nHa. il convalesccni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
Special !. o. O. p. Dl.pea.a,iop.

Special dispensation to permit I. ( O
q. +. lodges not to meet has beer
granted by Grand Master Q. l.. Mason
Jr., assistant grand secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
STATE SUBSCRIBES
ONE-THlRD OF QUOTA

LlGoniinmcd From First Page.
OF Mrs. Leslie 9. Burton, OF the Ste
EographerS' Association Of Richmond
This firm is placing Sl,000.o00 throuE n
The country, but never before has made
an allotment 10 Richmond, Members
Of the Richmond committee rccciy ed
The subscription with much satisfac-
ton, and expressed the hope that other
foreign corporations would follow this
example The StcnoEraphcrs' Associa-
ron Was announced. has now sold
nearly 3i50,000 worth Of bonds. These
workers secured the 100000 subscrip-
tt,n from the stephen putney Shoe
Among The subscriptions announced
xSssss, Sn6. , WicrG; T., smi,h-Conr'ney Co;
Courtney Co, United Paper Company
$4,000, and the United States Rubber
Eompany, OF New York: through its
TIRE Company. $4,000.
TWO MORE BANKS PASS
THEIR ALLOTTED QUOTAS
The second Richmond bank TO re-
port It's allotment attained reported
10 the central committee yesterday af-
ternoon. With gain of about 5000
600 Tor the day, the Savings Bank of
Richmond, At o'clock passed under
the wire with acknowledgment of
Bank also passed its quota.
The drive in the industrial plants
continues with encouraging results.
Richmond Foundry and Manufacturing
Company, the Richmond Engineering
Company and the Cardwell Machine
Company. Other meetings will be heid
to-day and until the close OF the cam
paign.
Henry Schwarzscnld was the center
of tho loan demonstration Wednesday
night at the Richmond Hotel, and as
Il result OF his efforts he obtained sub
Sc!iptions agErcSatinG $4,000. Plans
have been made for an elaborate
feature tomorrow night at this hotel,
and large total is expected. Meet
inss arc held III tho lobby each night.
Nomen's sales on Wednesday aSErc-
gated $4,000, making the total sales
TO date Sls3a.i50, Mrs. W. NJ. Habits
ton, chairman of the woman's commit
tee. announced YESTERDAY The leading
prganizat on Wednesday were the
League Opposed TO Woman Suffrage,
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson, chairman n,
selling AT Mosby's. Ss7.l5o; st. Johns
Circle. Kings Daughters. Mrs S. T.,
Cowardin. chairman. selling al Thai
miners, set.S0o: National League for
Womsns Service. Miss Martha Robin
son. chairman, selling al the post Office.
$1,000 The latter organization OBJ
tanned fifty-one individual aubscrip-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
An Extraordinary Sale of
WOnnen's
Silk Hosiery
SIPS
a Pair

These silk hose are made by one of Amer
ica's foremost makers, and are termed Cir
regulars" which means that in the rigid in
spection at the mill, these Hose, because of
some very slight imperfection, are not put
in with the regular goods, but are laid aside
and when sufficient lot is accumulated, are
sold to one of their good customers at
great concession in price. These are not
seconds. The slight imperfections are
hardly noticeable, and will in no way impair
the wearing qualities of the hose.
We are fortunate in securing this lot,
which consists of full-fashioned, full length,
fine quality silk hose; also full-fashioned
silk hose and Isle tops. The lot includes
black, white, Cordovan, bronze, African
brown, light, medium and dark gray; and
the price at which we will sell them makes
this the most attractive hosiery Offering we
have seen for long time.
On sale on the Main Floor Booth, at $1.25
pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
NEW SLOGAN ADOPTED
BY STATE LOAN BODY
BUY Until Ii Helps" Is Word Being
Spread Throughout State
by Workers.
EXPRESSION HAS SIGNIFICANCE
"Buy Until 1t Hurts" RELOCATED to
Observation-Disclosures Out That Sub
scriptions Will Help People Under
stand Their Responsibilities.

Buy until it hclps-not until it
Nirginia's Liberty loan committee is
entire state in the cform Of Il pamphlet
written by Richard II. Edmonds. editor
OF the Manufacturers Record, Balti-
q iar different meaning than Buy until
it hurts" as characterized in the
pamphlet. which reads in part:
Buy until it hurts is an express
sion that is often used. referring to the
PURCHASE OF Liberty bonds.
This Is Fundamentally false in mean
heap of rubbish and supplanted by
Buy until it helps
do, n9 not for one moment vainglo-
helps the country. It means buy until
1t helps YOU and gives you n clearer
un,dafG,r r;,t Of your responsibility.
ing your vision of the war and the
struggle to save civilization.
BE READY no STAND W
WITH FREE CONSCIENCE
Never for one moment let the
thought find Judgment in your brain
or soul that you have done your shar
in the purchase of Liberty bonds until
YOU icci that YOU are ready in the
SIGHT Of God and of man to stand be
Sidc the men who are Gying on the
battle field and bc able to say 10 them:
., rs you are making the sacrifice
50 | ann standing by your side to the
last ounce of my financial power and
~ INC great day OF reckoning. when
all men shall stand before the Judgment
seat Of eternity: am willing to have
my effort in this mighty cause placed
by the side of The record of the men
who are dying that others may live,
and in doing so are following the cX
u'nplc OF the Son Of God Himself
Buy Liberty bonds therefore. mi ii
your buying helps YOU, until Your buy
ing gives YOU a clear conscience, until
your buying cinoblcs your soul and
DroadcnS your conception. even bv vour
financial investment in Liberty bonds
OF the tremendous struggle of ali the
ages.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-12-07
Table Linens

are always appropriate and nothing pleases the thrifty housewife more than an ample supply of good quality Table Cloths and Napkins, especially when she starts to set the table for the Christmas guest. Stocks are complete too, and we have yardage Cloths at from 65 cents for the Mercerized up to $1.50 yard for the best Irish Lin: ems. There are Napkins to match too up to $3.5O per dozen, and some very pretty Jap anese Luncheon sets in motifs of blue at $55O per set. These cloths are full size 54 54 inches while the napkins are 18x18 inches square.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-12-07
Christmas Hardware

Continuing policy of providing exceed selection or gifts the Hardware Dept of fering larger showing than befo and spent inspecting the practical things offered bound to prove profitable Holiday Shopper sizes of Cdens Express Wagons good blood nothing will give quite the delight morning automobile They propelled equipped with horns and electric lights and all toughest usage play Prices from $1O.5O SAYS and $17.5O.
 gifts the this than before Dept filled overowing with all of gifts radae snsby One of the novelties shown there
 year which provides the Bottle and is in addition absolutely price higher than the old stock but there the they far economical The prices the quart Nickel finish
 GIFT SUGGESTIONS FROM HARDWARE DEPT Universal Lunch Boxes with Thermos Bottle $4.75 All sizes Thermos Bottles and Lunch Cups. Sole Leather Cases for Thermos Bottles.
 Quart Size, Single, $600-Doube $9.0O -Leatherette Cases for Thermos Bottles
 Pint size $1.O0-Quart $1.50 Mechanics Tools, Saws, Hammers Planes, etc. ~~.- -Shotguns and Rifles for the Sportsman
 Single Barrel Shotguns up to $10.50
 Pump Guns, $500 to $42.0O
 Automatic Shotguns $50.O0
 Rifles, $15.50 to $3250
 Gun Cases in leather and Canvas. Flash Lights, Daylos and Batteries.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-12-07
Christmas Cutlery

Why not buy mother pair of those Keen Kutter Shears or Siss9rs which are sharp and stay sharp, or perhaps a manicure set while Dad is bound to be delighted with brand new Pocket Knife or Razor. We have all the best ones as well as the advertised Combin- atiOn Sets for Self Shayers.