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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-21
MAs0Ns AT WIMsTON-SALEM
Annual Convention of Grand Lodge of
North Carolina This
JSvepinE.
tspeclal 10 The Times-Dispa;eh.I

tSpec!ai 20 Inc Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. E., January 2o.--Grand
Master George W. NorGee.. of Win
ston-Salem, will convene the l32nd an
nua! convocaiion of the North Carolina
Grand Lodge &C Masons Tuesday even
ing ~ go o'clock and the reports TO
he submitted will snow orc Of the
most successful years in the history OF
masonry in this State. The grand
masters address and the annual ora
ton Of DR.. ID. Clay Lilly will be the
special features OF the opening ses-
sion.
The reports will show tina: during
the past year there have been 2.A35
limitations and 2,13G given the third
degree The membership has lost L.
54s.
The AIasons have raised during the
year for general Masonic purposes $32,-
2IS. and in addition 10 this special
fund of s3,l2l for special work among
tho North Carolina soldier Masons. An
incomplete roster Of North Carolina
Masons who went into tho world war
service shows 1872. This includes
EAST G-cnd Master c. l.. Br!dgen. who
entered the service while grand mas
ter last year and who is now in France.
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,R0CHAMBEAU AT HALIFAX
French Liner With American TroOps
Makes tnschcduicd Stup for
supplies.
my Associated Press !

IIALIfAN. y. .. January Gothic
French liner iiochambeau, carrying S:3
returning american soldiers. chicHy
500 civilians. including daugh; ca
horn At sea 10 lieutenant aud Mrs
y. NJ. WILKINSON. of WhiicviIlc. Tenn.
made an unSchcdulcd stop at this port
to-day 10 obtain supplies.
The steamer was eleven days GU.
from Bordeaux for New York, Rough
weather, with strong head winds. had
delayed her. and when. in midocean,
engine trouble developed. Captain
Juham decided to pu; in 1T the Azores
for repairs and supplies.
However, American mechanics among
he passengers were able 10 repair the
machinery. and the Rochambeau con-
tinucd toward New York.
The Three Hundred and Thirty
ninth Field Artillery makes UP mos;
Of the lighting men aboard. With
them are ten knights of Columbus
secretaries and Red Cross, Y. NJ. &. a
and Salvation Army workers.
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Perfect Health Is Yours
IL the Blood Is Kept Pure

are rheumatism. with its torturing
pains; Catarrh, often forerunner of
dread consumption; Scrofula, Eczema,
Ietter. Erysipeias and other disfguring
SKIN diseases; Malaria. which makes the
strongest mon helpless and many other
diseases arc tho direct result of i'm
pure blood.
You can easily avoid all of these dis
eases, and rid the system OF them, by
the use Of S. s. s., the wonderful blood
remedy that has been in constant use
for moro than fifty wears. S. s. S,
cleansAs the blood thoroughly. and
routs every vestige of impurity. 1t is
sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and medica |
advice absolutely free. write to-day to
the Medical Dept, Swift Specific Com
Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-21
SlNN FEM PARLIAMENT
MEETS IN DUBLIN TO-DAY
Irish Capital In State of Political
Tension Over Expected
Developments.

LONDON. January 20.-Dubiin is in
a state of political tension on the eve
OF the opening OF the Sim Fcin Par
!iament. according to word from The
Irish capital this evening.
Dramatic Developments are expected
to result from important week end
meetings OF the leaders ~ Dublin
Castle. The governments plans re-
main an absolute secret.
The Sim Fein leaders arc said to
look for the British government TO
strike the first blow.
TIE Irish Parliament at it's opening
session tomorrow will consider:
L. Ratification OF the appointment OF
the Irish peace delegates.
Ireland.
3. ~ message to the free nations of
the world
Nearly 100 American and European
journalists are in Dublin.
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NAUSEALESS
CAL0MEL IS 8.
BEST FOR FLU.
Doctors and Druggists Claim
CalOtabs, the Nausealess.
Cal0mel, Is Best Laxative.
for Colds, Grippe and Infla-sg
enza. ,

Al the first sign Of a cold, Is the time
to take a, Calotab. the perfected nau-
benefits left in and the sting taken out
Doctors say that there Ia nothing like
1t to put your liver right and keen
avoid colds, influenza and pneumonia s
The best insurance against Influenza
and pneumonia is good active liver
tell you that Calotabs is the most
thorough and effective, as we'll as the
safest and most agreeable remedy for.
this purpose. . 49,
One Calotab at bed time with q,
swallow Of water-thats all. No salts,
ence with your eating. pleasure. or,
work. Next morning you awake feel
BREAKFAST. Your cold has van,shed aud.
YOU are ready for work Or play. CaIoNs'
tabs are sold by druggists evergwhere
cents. Your money handed right back
IL you arc not delighted.-Ad9. ~
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CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
100. WITH SO DEAD
Eleven Were Killed In Action. Ten Died Of
Wounds and Forty of
Disease,

;, :. W,ASmIMGT9S. January 2O.--The casualty
Information to-day contain the hangs Of 1870
s:tion. IL: died of wounds 10: died from
ease. 20: wounded severely. 90; wounded.
'pgree undetermined. is: wounded slightly.
n: missing in action. ) The names Of
virginia and North Carolina mon follows:
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
Slaughter. Smith s.. Ouinuuc. Va.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Private.
Thoncscn. Mads M.. Lirhtfoo,. Va.
DiE6. fKoM ACfinESX. ASD. OTHER
CAUSES,
Wagner.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Horn, John. Jewell Ridge. Va.
Rlson. Eugene. DanyiIle. Va.
I1arnHttc. Ecnia min IL. Lenolr. y. G.
Gartrer.- Grady w. Mochsv!llc. y. &.
Sea thorough Alton j.. Wakefield. Va.
S-aiih. Ernest. GrtftOn, y, G.
Williams. James T.. Nineiand. y. 9.
Woo'pn. .Atnpzo G.. Ia rhc-o. y. G..
WOUNDED mEGBEE UNDET ERMINED).
Private.
Vo.z. Gnnrvv II. retsrshn-v Va
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Tddins. william a.. B-idsewater. Va.
fioInsley John o.. I.incointon. y. G..
previously reported missing in action. Is
how reported killed in action
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Almost Every Human AiIment
Is Directly Traceahlc to I'm.
purities i'm the Blood.

You cannot overestimate the impor-
TANGO of keening the blood free of i'm
purities. When you realize that the
heart is constantly pumping this vital
fluid to all parts of the body, you can
easily see that any impurity in the
blood Will cause serious complications.
Any slight disorder or impurity that
creeps into the blood is a source OF
danger, for every vital organ Of the
body deIends upon the blood supply to
properly perform its functions.
Many painful and dangerous diseases
arc the direct result of bad condition
of the blood. Among the most serious
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CHAMPION LEONARD TOO
FAST FOR JOHNNY DUNDEE
Bout With lightweight Title mt Stake
Goes Full Distnnce Of Eight
Rounds Mt Newark. \. J.

NEWARK. y. j.. January 20.-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion, had
no difficulty in outpointing johnny
Dundee. OF New York, in an eight
round bout at the First Regiment Ar
mory here tonight. The contestants
weighed in at r. NJ. Leonard tipping
the scales at 1874 . pounds and Dun
dee ut 1870.
With the exception OF the first and
third rounds, which went to Dundee on
aggressiveness the champion led
throughout, landing the more effective
blows. Dundee was willing at all
times, but Leonard was too fast
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, ball pocket billiards mach with ono tut {.
the best amateur shotsnaf the city,
George Mosher. T,f FssS&S.
THOMAS SETTLE DIES
lie Once Repressnted Fifth North Car:
ofinn District In Congress as
Republican.
lee Assoclated Press.1

ASHEVlf.LE, n. c., January Co.
Thomas Settle. former Republican menu
Der. OF Congress for tho Fifth North
Carolina District, and one of tho force
most party leaders in this State, died
mere tonight at s O'Clock, death be :,
ing cue to pneumonia following in
fluenza. ,t,.
The deceased was born at Green's
boro. n. c.. March l.. 1865. He was
elected solicitor for the Greensboro
district when he was twenty three
years old. In ssa he was elected Con-
gresham on the Republican ticket for
the Fifth District. He vas twice nom-s
mated for Governor of this State.
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RESTORED TO POSITION
CnptniD Sam BuckIew, Dismissed Hc-
Gently by Court-MnrtiaI, After
FUNDS Scandal.

WASHINGTON. January 90 Tho
War Department. announced Tonight
the reappointment of Cantain Sam
Buckiew, National Army infantry
officer. dismissed from the army after
trial By urt-martial on charges in
volving the accounting for certain
construction funds intrusted to him
while he was on duty at Camp Funs-
ton, Kan. 1t was disclosed Captain
Rucklew had been restored to the SER
r!ce before the department made pub
lie the dismissal order with It's con-
hrmat:on by the President more than
Il month ago.
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Womnn nillinrdist Hcr.

night at 7:$o o'elock, Miss paiF' Flames ee
Anderson, champion woman billiard
rlayer OF the world, will give an OK
tibition OF trick and fancy shooting
She will explain and demonstrates more
ten dozen of the most diiicu.t sh"ts
that can be performed with the cue
Following this. she will play 100
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Wolfe Given pecr.ion.

CLEVELAND, January 20-JaCk
Wolfe. local featherweight. was given
the newspaper decision over sammy
Sandow, OF Cincinnati. in the main bout
OF an exhibition here tonight. The
men boxed ten rounds Frankie Muir
ply. Of New Haven. outpointed Tommy
OBoyle. of Cleveland. in the siS-round
seminal at 125 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-21
WOODEN SHIPS FOR CHARTER
Arc Free From Trade Control hut Are
Subject 10 Rate KeEnia-
tinn.
JBy Associated Press /,

WASHINGTON, January 2O-Wooden
ships VIII continue to be offered for
charter free OF trade control. hut sub
ject to rate regulation, the Shipping
Beard announced to-day.
Vessels available for service now are
OF $500 tons lightweight capacity. and
arc controlled by the operations divi-
sion of the feet corporation.
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Ex-EMPEROR CHARLES
REFUSES TO PAY LOAN
lie May Hr Sued fur Urfusai Ia Nuke
Good i.0n0.0O0 Crowns
Subscription.
!ny Associated Press !

GENEVA January .o.-The Com
Intrria! Bank OF Budapest. according to
sue former Emperor Charles for l. 900 :
400 crowns. The amount Of tho former
:mpcror.S subscriptions 10 The eighth
AuStro-l lunga riau war loan, which the
former Einncror refuses TO pay For
mer liapsburS archdukes also refuse
to pay their subscriptions to the loan.
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TO WITHDRAW FROM BELGIUM
marshal Foch VIII Employ American
and British FOrccs Somewhere
Else.
tny Associated prcss.l

BRUSSELS. January 20.-ln order
10 Facilitate the reyictual!ing and re-
construction Of Belgium, which has
railways for military purposes. Mar
shall Foch. ut he request of the Be.gian
government, has decided to withdra "
the British and American forces now
in Belgium and employ them else
where.
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President Tender. Symnathy.
r y Associated Press.l
LONDON January 2o.-Prcsidap.
Wilson has sent telegram OF sym
rathy to King George on the death of
his youngest son, Prince John
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Citizens Force Ban On Macon Police
Ind Firemen's Unions.

Macon Ga. September 15.-AelinE
IN a demand made by Macon citizens
today At massmeeting. tho City
Civil Service Commission tonight
called police and freinon here II
dissolve their unions Immediately
Members Of the F'remen's Union an
nouneed they would only be pul ouI
with guns" while the commissioners
we're hooted by the police when The
order was presented
Immediately discharged soldiers
numbering more than 200. who have
offered their services as police u
firemen In event 81 au emergency be-
gan assembling az the armorieH
Warren McWillinma an ex-aerYlee
nun. who was appointed chief of
police Saturday after the former
chief had cOmolied with the demand
of the Civil Service Commission 10
resign within three hours. annnnnez
ed lhat he would stand b. tha com
mission In fits determination 10 d.
salFe the unions
Textile workers who voted yesIeT=
d.. ID return 10 work after Their
four weeks strike which haa been
the occasion OF con siderabie rloIlnE.
failed 10 present themselves II the
mills today. Al meetings tonight
however. many OF the textile work
ers reached a definite agreement ID
back to their Jobs.
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MANY DEAD IN TEXAS sT0Ra

Il To % Lost and 1000 Homeless nj
Corpus Christi Swept ~ Tidal
Nave SCORES Of Persons Washed
out Into hay by Flood Damage
Put 1t si,0O0,OO0.
Corpus Christi. Tex. September
15s-Frdm fifteen 10 twenty-five per
sons are dead. approximately 1000
are homeless and property damage.
II l. estimated. will reach $1,000 no
as a result Of the tropical storm
which ragged here for 20 hours.
The city IS IN distress and Mayor
Gordon Boone has sent the following
appeal to Governor Hobby At Austin.
Please send at once Two com
penies of National Guard With up.
plies and Join in an appeal for dHanz
eIal assistance Condition here DE-
pihrable and immediate help need
ed
The Courthouse Is being used n !
morgua. Al least a score Of persons
are a1Oat in Neuces Hay tonight
where they were washed out b. the
waves They are chnginF TO Hparz
md debris and what few boats we're
left unchanged by the storm we're
being used tonight 70 rescue them
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ISGIsXI
m 8 Es.s 9 d
lgs2zkxz q { Z. s !. 2 I.

dentistry at Tufts College, where
she first met Captain Petersen. then
an instructor in the Massachns sIls
college In 1915 she returned To
Germany and a few days after the
American declaration OF war she
was arrested as a spy, tried and
sentenced to ~ years solitary i'm
prisonmenL Until the German re-
yolution Of November. 1918. when
political prisoners were released,
she was confined in the women's
prison IN Berlin. where her cell was
infested with rats and the food wa
more fitted for animals than for
human consumption.
Meanwhile. through the under
ground methods known to the priaz
oners, she kept in touch with Captain
Petersen, who tried TO secure her
release through the neutral lega=
lions In Berlin. He was unsueeegz=
fui and communication between the
two became more and more difficult
and finally ceased altogether several
months before her release. After
the November revolution she again
got in touch with Captain Petersen.
who was then ON duty in Paris. but
Il was March before she was able to
gel out of Berlin and make her way
to the French capital.
On her arrival she promptly waa
sent back TO Berlin because she re-
fused 10 establish her Identity 10 the
satisfaction OF the Army Provost
Marshal, but in July she again ar
rived in Paris and married the cap
tain She WIS able 10 do fhIa he
cause her conviction and imprlson-
ment had resulted In the loss Of her
German citizenship.
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O. n. 7. Spool Cotton &c spool

; - - <zplha soap for 2be.
0.HIeH HhsII aKe bag.
baHH KIFEman soap Tor 25e.
MensH II nanIH z2as.
6an.z = E1aIz zz1s.
Manz# IN h. sc
Men HAY auHk work coats 1896.
8 - baKz the aalI aac.
= i HzEs coarse salt zoe
% n haKH the sait sfi7
- II haKa course sal 3l.2b.
20 Il - EoafH aHlt si75.
IL IaIIa syrup sc gallon,
Mixed - 10 n.
= Il Hak coarse salt s175.
sIaHH EIa.sz II ! o'clock.
Il al 10 herring fiah 69c
- l. phi IaKe herring fish s220.
= II. phi Ia1a herring fish s27b,
% II. pull IKE herring fish si.75,
10 II. EaEH Ike herring fish $3.50.
Ii Iahle syrup sc gallon.
; Il UaIIH oeean whiting fsh 4SC.
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MeTHER mUT1EIEp. DAUGHTER
FurtAer Crime Of Hexlsan Bandits
Aralast Americans HEN. Invests
gated.

F
Rurthar Crime Of mexIaaa bandits.
Against Americans HsIag. Invests
gated.
Investigation seeking 70 verify me
story of the killing d hrs. Z :.
Mfartensen an American woman. and
/, the outraging Of her I0=year-old
daughter BY Mexican bandits was be-
ing made ct n paa0. TIE story Of
the outrage was brought 70 the Dor
der by j. n. Quail. field secretary Tor
the National Association Tor the Pro-
lection of American Rights.
Two years ago Ms. Martenaenss
husband, forced out Of Mexico b. the
bad conditions, sought work n Fl
Paso, and several months later sent
his wife $40 IN gold Mexican ban
dts who saw her Ieeeixe the gold at
Guadalupe. in the State Of GhIhua-
hua. followed her 10 her home.
When she refused 10 let them into
the house they shot through the.
door. one Of fheibullets Wounding airs.
Martensen. The bandits then broke
in and compelled the wounded woman
to tell where she had placed the
money. After that they demanded
that she make them coffee and when
she was unable to rise from the floor
to go to the kitchen they fired three
more bullets itno her
Then. seizing the child. according
to Quail's story. they tore the cloth
ing from her and when her screams
brought party Of passing Mormona
to her rescue, the bandits opened IRE
and killed one of The reseuars. The
three bandits are said to hive been
arrested but later released.
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GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Youl
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists are adxis.
ing their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs IN perfect
working order as protection against
the return of Influenza. THY know
Ihat eloggod up system and lazY
liver favor colds, influenza aud aefiona
complications.
To cut short cold overnight and 70
prevent serious complications take one
Galotab at bedtime with swallow Of
water that q all. No salts, no nausea.
no gfiping, no sickcning after effects.
Next morning your Coid has ganIaheal
yonr liver is active, your system / pnrr
fed and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with hearty appetite for break.
fast. aat what you please--lo daageT.
calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty.nve CENTS.
Eknry druggist Ii authorized to refund
your money If you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs. (AdY.l
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MedfOrd
Prices

9g=50 Timothy seed $3.50.
Table zyrnp SIC gallon.
8 ID. cans Clipped beef s2.9s.
Loose oats &c u.
Medford fertilizer grows bigger crops
Ford carhurelIors 1898.
Lemons DC dozen.
Girls dark TIM hose 25c.
Oyster shell pc bag.
Tin HaH1 boilers sI25.
GranulaIHl sugar 9Ac ID.
Double Tipped Jar gums 3 dozen for
&c.
Medford fertilizer grows bigger crops.
Quarl fruII cans SIC dozen.
lord IN belts 25c.
National spark plugs TIC.
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Best Table Syrup Csc gallon.

: HxHeIa eufIea 5gc.
Il. aanH HYEeIa coffee s2.95.
Wood stoves zIas.
naYolIne medium auto oil soc gallon.
Ok baskets 9se.
Lanterns age eaah.
led blankets zI.aa.
led comforts I'D.
Mating &c yard
FeIInIanm 10e square yard.
Fresh cheese ne ID.
Quart IHnII eana 10a dozen.
Gun shells SC box.
Standing aeam roofing 5000 per
square.
: piece Iaa mattresses 13.eS.
Country hams wanted
Cream enaaae dc II.
Perfection oil heaters s4.gg.
! naIanaKa z1c box.
Ho0IInE pc per roll.
HeHI IahIe .Yrup &c gallon.
Shot Ems 80.
! Repeating rifles 21G.es.
j. Rag carpet T9e yard
Hemp Garrett s9e yard.
sIaIr carpet a5e yard.
Black powder gun shells sec box.
smoEeIsHz powder gun shells 1920.
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HELD BIZ GERMANS, non BRIDE
Girl Was Year And Half n Solitary
Confinement n BerIln.

The transports Sierra and Won
Steuben, both from Hrest. doeked
with 5000 officers and msn. Among
tI1e civilian passengers On the Sierra
was the bride Of Capt Edwin "
Petersen of Boston. IN Army dental
surgeon, to whom she was married
in Paris on July 6. after two years Of
adventures which included = year
and a half's solitary eonIInament in
Germany under charges Of espion=
age.
Mrs. Petersen was unwilling to re-
culars as to her family but she said
that she was German who had
come to this country IN 1914 70 study
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MIXED TEA 4Oc pound.

10y hoe &c pair.
- auIa tubes us.
- 40 Iubea s2as
Salmon &c IN.
neaI Liable ayrnp SIC gallon.
HahiiIif cleanser for 2sr
Lemons ...a dozen
Vanilla . haIIis.
fiEaanIzIE1 HuEaT 90 u.
sIuHH .In.Hz - ! O'Clock
4nIafI ~ en- &c dozen.
IaIIx IaInIIeTz &c dozen.
IaTEa EIHmuIH HEinz &c.
Iu0I cream cheese &c b.
III. - HuIz1.Hz &c dozen.
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iGranHlsted sugar Sc u.
Al our sailed II -. guaranteed.
II you should happen = 81 : I'D
pail Or kaE return IHEM Ear N.
other package - - moasY Haek
Storn closes II : o'clock
Best crackers &c i
Wire nall &c II.
Hanover gloves :. -
? bars Ivory aaao - -.
z wire American IsH9H - -
Salmon lie IN
Oyztrr shell 30 -.
2 bars BabblII 80 - -.
linen NInIu. shade -.
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GRADUATED SUGAR 9sclb

i n. haez aae sall see.
10 n bar me salt kI-17.
30 u naKH lIns alt 81 IS
Country iHrd wanted II PC n.
6 Il. HaEH coarse silt soc
% II hzKH e0aTHe salt si.2b.
20 4 HaKz coarse alt si7b.
nneK al 90 II. bars 4I.g0.
Iaf Ta1Ianz ? dozen for SC.
naHI -. - sc gallon.
Lemons zae dozen.
nHaamz 80.
Picnic IsIHt tobacco twists for BIC
paeEz Smith nros cough drops 70
Re
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Country Lard Wanted at Csc ID

HaxoIIne medium oil IN your cans
30 for gallons.
1iliaIt razor bIadsE 30c package.
No. : sIre zI.as per 100 ms.
GranniUed HuEar &c n.
HIRh chairs 9I.aa.
Double Tipped jar gums ) dozen for
&c.
Cameo carbide Sic
Union carbide 1bs1.
Store closes - o'clock.
= mi Corr. galvanized roofing
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KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes SIoan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous reiiever OF rheumatic
aches, soreness. stiffness painIuI
spralns. neuralgia pains. and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales be-
cause II practically never fails to bring
speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, IT takes little
to Penetrate rfiIoBt rubbing and proz
dlce results. Clean, refreshing. II
81 drug stores Csc. zoe 81 ~
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susaka sc par.
Best table sYrue So gallon.
Loose uaIa 7e -.
o =. T eoll0n = pool.
2 packs Mra. Prices canning com
pound for &c.
Store closes n ! o'clock
House dresses 1IHz.
Mems silk hoe - pr
Blue bioaaes zI.HE.
Apple par1ra 75a ez6K=
Graphophone records = azah.
Mixed tea Ine =.
Alarm clocks Sc
Tennis slippers 80 pr
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1900.
Sewing machines .Ia.7s.
Granuiated sugar &C =.
Lemons 2ae dozen.
Best table syrup sse gallon
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Mixed ten 40o u.
Quart fruit jars SC dozen
Red barn paint sI.3a.
Sweet potatoes san pee
Sweet potatoes 80. barrel
2s NJ. bags fine Ill zza.
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Large channels skins &c.
Half gallon glass lar sc dozen.
Hot shot batteries IDS.
Pint Jars 75c dozen.
Mustard Sc glass.
Dried beef G0e II.
Hershey's cocoa &c box.
Mating 39c yard
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Granuiated sugar &c IL.
Mems work pants ase uaIr.
Tin wash boilers IS.
10. N. T. cotton &c spool.
Parrowax lie ID.
Mica axle grease IS.
Hayoilne medium 81 n four can
soc gallon.