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Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

For SaIe-Full stock R. |. Red
chickens. hens, pullets cockerels,
cheap. Mrs, B. NJ. Shacklette, Mar.
bic Hill. Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29
~ LOCAL NEWS. -

The bcst is always the CHEAPEST
buy National Light coal oil At
r. Z. Jones
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29
NOTICE

No hunting or trespasslng will
he allowed on cur farms. ". h.
Chandler. Hosea Scabaugh.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

IbU I ihfk'N hNNhN WV N'''H '"'
lot Mercantile Company
No hunting or trespassing will bc
allowed on our farms j. a TArtnF.
WI. LrrS and II " wSruRs
Early Connof and family Of near
Gravel Hill were IN town last Thurs
day on business
4 tcaspooniul of iierhine viii prn.
duce a cop,ous and purifying boyel
movement. improve appetite, restote
mental activity and a fine fceifne Of
vigor aud chccrtulncSs Pnc~. co.
Sold by all druggists
in. Cook and t~o sons ol near
Scopus were in to~n last Thursday
on business
The fruit canning season Is here.
Le, Taylor Mercantile ca. sell you
jars &c, our price.
Claude Alexander Dean Chandler.
Mr. Smith AMI otto Sander vent TO
Cape GirarrieAu la, Thursday after.
noon
Rub-Ny.rism Is n powerful anti
septicit kills the posiou caused from
infected cuts. cures obi sores, te'ter
etc
Dewey Conrad Of near Alliance
left Tuesiay fur Cincinnati ONO.
where he will attend school Perry
viIlc Republican
tor. + Jones fof your ice
cream and coli drinks
Miss Elsie Dunn has position
with the Kentucky Childfcns Home
society where she canvasses con-
siderable territory
let Taylor Mercantile Company
sell you salt that has not not host
It's savot. fresh from the plant, bar.
rels IN good shape
Miss Essie lIahs went 10 Laflln
"Wednesday Of last week to cook for
her. father. G a liahs. and brother.
Lester. who are running their saw
mill there
for SsIe-Baled hay. Call on
or phone Tom Grader. Marble Hill,
Mo. X. + ID
Sfrsyed-From my place May
IL. a dark hay mare, about 1874
hands high, 6 years old Liberal
reward for Information leading TO
her recovery John X Abernatha,
Zalma. Mo
666 quickly relieves Colds and
IaGrippe, Constipation, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite and Headaches
For Sale. Six room house, with
sarret. Five acres of ground, good
well of never failing water, out
buildings, lies within the incorpor-
alton of Marble Hill,
For particulars address
Mrs Ella Eilinehouse,
Marble Hill, Mo,
Mrs j. L. Fpnshell Of Philadelphia
is spending several weeks at the
home Of her parents, Nr. and Mrs.
w. A. Dunn In this city Mr.. Fon-
shell Is expected in a short time,
Mrs. Ruyle Of Chicago has been with
them some time and Mr.. Ruyle will
join her In the next week or ten
days and will visit a short time
when they will return home together
..-s-....-.-..e .l-.'.se-l+.f
There is nothing In the whole list
Of flesh-healine remedies that can ap-
roach Liquid Borozone in the rapid
ity with which il heals cuts. wounds,
sores. burns OF scalds, II is . mar
velous discovery. Price, 80 ,6Oc and
Sf.20. Sold bv all dsuee.sts.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29
Dental Notice

&.a DR. W. A. Reynolds
YVYYiYlN Dentist, will be in his
office in Marble Hill every Friday
and Saturday
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29
PAINT
is CHEAPER THAN
LUMBER
Why not paint up!

NoU lcIH haze moe time in Juip
than any other month.
We carry Heath and .MIHgan and
Shulm- Williams best family raiHts,
$3.50 and up.
Fusmtute is going higher, 50 boys
do not tm oU anything expecting
loweI PAGES. We ca55r the most
complete line IN tie county and our
pnceS ase right TOO.
Lumber, Shingles, Roofing,
Lime and Cement always i'm
stock.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

liens Straw Hats i0c
Mems Work Sox 7oc
Tens MerceriZed Hose
35c To soc
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29
NOTICE

Hunting, fishing and tre>passing
forbidden on our farms. Ben FL
'unk, F. l. Eaker. Henry Tenholder,
John Hiukebein, John Steinnerd, G.
4 l.lfrink. J G.. Nandeven. II l..
S,einncrd. J Il Nenninger, 5. II.
Barrett. F. ? We,ch. Geo. i. Hink-
paajn
for Sale Il acres. two box
houses. good cl>tern, smokehouse.
COW stable, hog she'd etc. Some old
orchard and some young orchard, all
in coed pastur" Grass. Good garden
With chickeu-Nire fencn. Good wire
ferce around place Halt a mile
from depot. Lutesyills, Mo Price
rLht if sold soon. Also one Jersey
heiier, wear old past, and several
hogs, all ages. A few Barred Rock
cockerels AT 81 to $50, next ten
days. See A. J. Manion, Lutesville,
Mo
Attorney l.. l.. Bowman and Prof
K S. Douglas of the Cape came
over last Saturday and filled their
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

666 quickly relieves Colds and
I.aGrippe. Constipation, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite and Headaches.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

For Sale six room house, with
sarre,. Five acres of ground, good
well Of never failing water, out
buildings. lies within the incorpor-
alton OF Marble Hill.
For particulars address
Mrs. Ella Eilinehouse,
Marble Hill, Mo,
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

C.F Hopkins and family motored
90 Zalma last Thursday
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

Don't forget about our salt Tay'
lor Mercantile Company
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

There is nothing In the whole list
Of flesh-healine remedies that can ap-
roach Liquid Borozone in the rapid
ity with which il heals cuts, wounds,
sores. burns OF scalds, II is q mar
velous discovery. Price, 80 ,6Oc and
Sf20. Sold bv all druggists.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

Judge /. y James Of Zalma was
at the county seat the latter part u
last week and the first Of this. shak-
ing hands with friends aud acquaint-
ances
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

Sffsyed-from my place May
IL. a dark bay mare, about 1874
hands high, 6 years old Liberal
reward for Information leading TO
her recovery John X Abernatha,
Zalna. Mo
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29

FOR SsIe-Baled hay Call on
or phone Tom Grader Marble Hlll
Mo. X 7. ID
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-29
Beginning Saturday, July 3 every voe waist must go
at considerable reduction IN

Taylor Mercantile company can
supply YOU with work gloves at
prices you can afford TO pay.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
Flickinger 6 Dibble
 Realty Go.

HOMES-One of the finest large T. room brick homes in won
 derful Phoenix. This home is modern up to the minute, has everything the heart would desire and is priced to
 sell, and owner said sell it.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05

Is located in Capitol addition on new paving: has 4 rooms. ? screen porches, basement and is strictly modern; $500 cash down will handle this.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
Modern Brick

Four rooms and bath; modern throughout and new: near car line; must sell at once; no agent. Phone Owner. 30s5. If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
For Sale - Houses ATTENTION

3 ROOMS and bath and screen frame, handle
 ROOMS and bath and screen brick. new and modern, s3,250 and s1,0Oo cash
 4 ROOMS and bath and screen, soon be completed: $3.700 and $500 cash. ROOMS, 3 screens and baths. two story brick. splatterdash finish: a good one at $6,300, and $2 500 cash will handle.
 , ROOMS and bath and screen. brick and modern in every way. This Is swell place and worth the money; s6,S50 and easy payments. 5 ROOMS and bath and screen. brick splatterdash finish. This is new and up to date in every respect. Located at 705 F. Moreland. on the pavement. Let us show you this and tell you about the price and terms.
 6 ROOMS and bath and breakfast room. The most beautiful home in Phoenix; not a thing short. To- cated at 645 N. Seventh Ave, on pavement. Let us show you this and tell you about price and terms VACANT LOT on West Palm St., next to several new homes just been completed.
 ASK RAY SMITH. PHONE 1854. Price & Price Go. ROOMS 11-12-1s CHAMBER OF
 COMMERCE BLDG.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
Roy Neblett Realty
 Company
no North Central Ave.

FOR SALE-By owner, new six room brick house, strictly modern; fin- ished in old ivory; interior finish and built-in features exceptionally nice;
 waxed oak floors in four rooms, ga rage, shed and chicken yard: nice lawn, just outside city limits with city convenieces. On paved road and near carline, in restricted district. S3000 cash, balance mortgage. 1880 F.. Van Buren St. m
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05

FOR SALE-Modern room cement block house on car line, 5000 cash, bal ance terms Phone 2959 No agents need apply.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05

l. 50 PIECES 4x4 10 feet long; 50 pieces 2x6 10 feet long; fine lumber at bargain. 1017 N. First St. l
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
Bungalow Snap

A dandy 5-room bungalow northeast, all built in features. hardwood floors: only F block of car line. Price S3.200. $1,000 cash. See Hill with
 WELDON REALTY co. no N. First Ave Phone 30s3
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
WOOD FOR SALE

Al cottonwood, stove length, deliv- cred inside city limits at s6 per tier
 Phone orders. Holmes Wooten Ranch Co. Phone 1S22 If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-05
For Sale Houses

For Sale = Houses
 Two Best New
 House Buys in
 Phoenix
 These are both brick pebbledash. One is located north, close to Kenil- laundry room and screen sleeping rooms; is modern to the minute and is priced right. Must be seen to be ap- preciated.
 And One
 Is located in Capitol addition on new paving; has rooms. screen porches. basement and is strictly modern; $500 cash down will handle this. Flickinger 6 Dibble
 Realty Co.
 16 W. .ADAMS-PHONE 1341 l HOMES-Modern 9-room brick on
 corner. large brick garage
 and every modern improve
 ment on lot size 150x150.
 Will sell either furnished
 or unfurnished, and we
 guarantee a definite set in
 come on this property of
 16 per cent on the purchase
 price.
 HOMES-One of the finest large T.
 room brick homes in won
 0erfnl PhOeniY This home
 is modern up to the minute,
 has everything the heart
 would desire and is priced to
 sell, and owner said sell it. HOMES-Large brick pebble dash
 home on west side. Corner
 lot, garage and every mod
 ern conveniences. Small
 cash payment and the bal
 ance under contract or only
 $40 per month and is now
 rented for S75 per month.
 Here is chance for an
 investment to pay itself off
 and have money to bank. All our property is handled upon a strict contract basis. We never offer anything for sale until it has been inspected by our contractor, and if the price is not right and the terms with it, hence all property we have for sale, we know the price is right and that we can turn it. hence our success in the business.
 We have five salesmen and plenty of good cars to show you, so if you really mean business and want a home or an investment, see
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

producers were unable to dnd dupli-
Gates OF the ini,nitabie Dolly Sisters
and had but little hope OF alluring
these fascinating stars from Broad
way where their presence Is always
In 81 rat demand However, they I'm
ally persuaded the Dolly SFdaers TO
continue their tour IL "Oh Look" this
season until their new musical come
dy II ready. and thus play-goers in
this city Will have the opportunity OF
see.rg these captivating twin stars.
with their entire supporting company
and Incompatible ersen1b BILE OF fas-
einafing voting girls. These young
ladies OF the ensern BILE have been de-
scrihrd IS charming and youthful
r-7isses, very talented and graceful.
They will be Rowned in frocks de-
signed by tho Dolly Sisters that show
aIifv, with the newest mode of dainty
grace and beauty developed IN ex-
quisife materials and revealing the
infinite beauty and charm OF fashions
newest vogue
oh Look" has an amusing story
telling Ct Stephen Baird. who Is a
penniless owner OF a gold mine which
has produced no ore Because Of this
ern harrassraant, Baird cannot sell any
stock in his mine friendly coun-
tertetter loans him SEQ, 900. doubtless
Of hts own manufacture. With this
roll of fash. Baird finds 1t impossible
TO restrain his friends from investing
In the rnineA-hts supposed source 'ot
af1usncs :, Difficulties arise = the
fes0 ~ ~ os1o aum9 u1NAAofaeA
~ ~ AiaN ~ 0hApPe - -.
s-Asasaeus scSuDas. Ut - A4ns b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

comes real producer and this pats
an end to the troubles of Baird and
also brings much happiness to his
friends who purchased stock.
The book OF "Oh Look" is by James
Mon te.oanery, and the lyrics by Joseph
Mccarthy ana the music Is by Harry
Carroll and il was staged by Robert
Milton and Edward Royce
The Dolly Sisters come hare direct
from season IN New York, six
months IN Chicago, four months in
Philadelphia, and four months in
Boston. and they are said 10 be ex-
quisitely charming In "Oh Look, I"
where they twinkle as admirable pan
torntmists. inimitahle Medicines
and the most graceful and fascinating
OF dancers
Among the musical numbers are:
Beautiful Girlsg -rnn Always Chas-
Ing Rainbows," 7 Want To Marry, .
I Think You're Absolutely Wonder
fat" Sweethearts," The Dolly
Twinkle" "A kiss for Cinderella '
Typical Topical Tunes"
In the company supporting the at
tracuVa Dolly Sisters will be. Miss
/ Ton1a Hanlon. Mr.. Zen Harrison.
Miss Florence Totten. Miss Iazie aCp-
per, Miss Helen Massey. Mr.. Louis
Haines, Mr., John Keefe Miss Helen
! MeehaA, Mr.. George Harcourt Miss
Kitty Strauser. Mr. William wads
worth, Miss Eliza beth Harcourt. Mr..
! ]. Arthur Young. Miss Grace Wallace
! Mr.. Hal Van Rensselaer, Miss May
! Swift, Miss Josephine E-lce and Miss
Gertrude Pearson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

ace. Those who saw 1t Will want TO
see it again and VIII bring their
friends and those who missed seeing
it have heard so much about it hat
they are sure to seize this, their last
opportunity. TIE story IS just what
the name impiies---as -. daughter OF
two worlds--op one hand her real
home in the slurns with a stern hut
big hearted father, and on the other
hand, woman OF society, who when
the Joy OF living is at its height, sees
Il vanish into the prison of dtspaE-
II is the grea test sermon you ever
heard (and you almost hear the
draro spoken) and it leaves a last
ing memory which could not be
planted by the word OF mouth The
pictures as they fash before you are
the pictures Of life. almost alive aud
living. The regular high class SUP
Elementary Seels, and the superior
Broadway orchestra completes a su-
per-prograna-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

who wishes him 10 start at the bot
tcn and rise by his own efforts Flo
Flo chorus girl temporarily lending
her efforts and charms TO the display
O. c2rSesS N the window OF this shop.
Learns u bi3ly's inheritance and sets
her gap. eor him Billy, on being dis-
etsura CAD by Angelinas mother to re-
main true TO her. being = VERY human
young nan, IL attracted by ro-r1o's
very evident advances and charms
Angelina. who meanwhile has beAn
wayerinG beewAA lov~--maAn tng
Eiily--and duty-uAanins the Count,
happens 70 catch Billy kissing Flo
10 and eAcidAs IN favor OF the couAt-
This scene then shifts 70 Ang>linA's
beautiful Long Island hoyne. tempo
rarily. where the wedding rehearsal 10
N progress The Count who has
been pursued here by . Spanish dan
Ger and forr-< sweetheart. is
proved to be only 4 bogus Count after
all Then Flo-Fio, suffering a. change
OF heart, removes the last obstacle to
Argelina'e and Billy's marriage by
disclosing the fact that Billy Is really
q favored son OF wealthy father,
and true 10 the traditions OF musical
cora edy. they all live happy ever after.
4 II ~s.,ci@ Story Is planned CLEVER
ly TO give sufficient excuse for the dis
play OF the latest models IN beautiful
gowns and dainty lingerie. and Flo
Flo might rightly be termed "a fSIGa
ioushow set to music
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
TWO GREAT LAUGHING
SHOWS ARE COMING TO
kEITH'S LYRIC THIS WEEK

Two big fun shows, each b-istling
with novelties of recent production,
are coming 10 the Lyric for the week
COM n1epcing tomorrow afternoon. One
OF the greatest laugh-E.akiug acts
Of the year IS that of Jack Neville
and Frank Brockway- They are a
team OF eccentric comedians OF the
most modern school Neville and
Rrockway tInpersonate two husky
ed to duty in the Polar regions.
Somewhere In the Frozen North"
Neville lnpersonates Captain Won.
Donothing and Brockway Private
Doitall The piece Is a huariously
funny farcical skit with singing and
dancing tnterpoiations-
On the same bill viii be the merry
| trinity. Lowe, Evans and Stella two
women and a man, who have a diver
SIZED variety act They have crowd
ed a score OF amusing numbers into
the fifteen minutes they occupy the
stage The act is sna-tly costQnaed
and cleverly presented
Milt Collins. Iaonologist, Is bringing
a single act that is said To be q
laughing Knockout Collins Is a
comedian, singer and dancer OF IN
usual worth His material and his
style OF putting It over are original
Another unusual feature or this
b1l will be Hank Brown. former
musical comedy star. and his COM
pany. Brown IS an old favortte here.
He has appeared at the Academy OF
Music as principal comedian OF half
a score of big musical comedy pro
auctions IN as many seasons. Ills
work in vaudeville is said to surpass
his best efforts in lyrical comedy
The LIE Valos will round out the
varetgated bill They are European
daredevil gyrnnasts OF the high wire
Their performance abouads IN
shocks and thrills. Most Of the
stunts they essay are OF the psrilous
type conductive to cold chilis and
hair-ra Using in the audience
ELY and company, opening the
show for the latter half OF the week
have a real novelty. The act is an
Importation for the Keith big time"
and has not been presented hereto
fore IN America outside the Metro
-po,ftan cities Ely Is wonderful
female juggler.
A jolly comedy duo on the same
bill are Mccormick and Winchell.
who have a gay whirl OF variety. The
singing and dancing OF the team are
featured In the act
Frank Fisher and Eidris Gilmore
hare titled their skit Her Bashful
Romeo" Miss Gilmore porrays an
exceedingly sophisticated modern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

al the conclusion OF the lighting. How
ever. way enters very sligAly inyo the
tale which is atmospheric n It's
family fsCGs, lis romance. its chlvalry
anG It's aUmor. An Inc41ent thai Ii
fraught with seriousness bur that has
It's touch o. hlraor IS the trial Of the
sheep dos. Jack. the faithful COM
p&n1on OF Chad. who IS the hero. The
play ls new this season ana the pro-
dGcrloa has already been enthusiast
tlcaIly received il Philadelphia and
o.heF cities OF the East The pro5uc-
ton and cast intact, Will De pre-
scented here ard among the Players
are George Slrapson, who Is one OF
-6e most promising juveniles on the
stage Dorothy Dunn. r@Ts.@ra 5ere6 az
S'fe-dy Tor tV'o years l. tho cong pany
% Aaude Adams II Peter Pan
Fay Brennan, Il prize winner IN mo-
ton picture beauty contests James
Kennedy, Ralph Macdonald and q
host OF others OF equal prominence
The dog Jack Is played by hImseiL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

Juliet, while Mr.. Fisher makes his
Romeo a boob and the conflict of
thought supplies an unusual oppor-
tunity for bright patter and cong. OF
course her hasAfui Romeo has no
connection at ell with the Romeo OF
In this connection Romeo
meaning only a swain. one who is
backward in coming forward
: Their skit is lively little laugh,
fabricated that is kept At top speed
by its clever exponenrS :,
When Dorothy Jarden became q
prirla donna with the Chicago grand
4ossA ~ IN ~ soNolS 1to
vaudeville. TO repfes1s. AeR y IL
two-a-6ay. she is presenting the
three Doles sisters, a trio OF pretty
girls who offer a spectacular musical
melange. The mere fact that Miss
Jardon sponsors their appearance Is
enough. but In justice to the girls
themselves. It must be said that any
body would be proud TO present tssn.
They are exceptional capable and
particularly pleasing and their offer
ing has been carefully and tastefupy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
lheaters
THE STORY OF FToFL0.

John Corc's Flo Flo, that fa-sctnat-
irg n uSica, play by Fred De Gressc
aEa Ssivao Helm. coming to the
Strand tomorrow and Tuesday VIII a
sEvec34l holiday matinee toEao-row.
tslls the story OF ssuaIl-town boy and
g.<l. WHO despite many seem ingly an
sarEoa1rab4e Obstacles, eventually
fri In gp1ress~ Angelina Stokes ot
fgsA kosh. Wis, IS brought by s. scEefn-
s1g mother TO New York, where she
become engaged 20 marry Count Pc
c-o ii SeguGl2. The scene opens in
re smart Fifth avenue shop 90
aette-t Sinpso and Is!6or Mose-,
where ;Ae newest things IL uous-
ssa-x are being displayed for Ar
gs3inAs barrett To this same shop
cores EAly Cope, likewise from osh-
kesss WHO has been Angelina $ sweet
AessE back II the boy ard girl days
Although Billy = really 9 ve14I thy
~o9gg person. taAs knowledge has
bsee4 4s f7or- hlus by 4 WISE faiths 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

and brightest of recanf. musical
comedy succaasee
These entyanetcg girls are the
your gest stars on the musical comedy
sta ge, ana for the past seven years
they have appeared exclusively on
Broadway. with iust an occasional
Wait in Chicago. Boston and PhilA-
delphtA
Last seasnn. when ~Oh Look wa
scoring tn tremendous success, play
ho0eas t1reu9hout a. country vsge
elASnorr1nx for this attraction. but the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD
OF KINGDOM COME


CrA % the most artistic and de-
Nghtsu, productions OF the season is
that which viii be offered hsre at the
Strand "Wednesday and THURSDAY. ana
Thu rSdav matinee The Little
Eh@pherd Of Kingdom Come dra-
naa-txstlon by the able playwright.
Sidney Toler. OF John Fox IRIS novel
81 she same name. tells a story OF the
mopn tAineers of kentucky, before the
civil war. at lis beginning. and again
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

Constant demand has compell.5
Mana ger FInlay OF the Broadway
theater to repeat the Daughter Of
Two Worlds which made such ,ra-
f9eodous hit ar the Broadway two
weeks ago This picture IS without
question the biggest picture Norma
Talnaadge has ever appeared in, and
while Thousands saw 1t when It was
shown here before there are still
thousands who failed to gain admits
sion TO the popular little picture PAL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
THE DOLLY SISTERS.

TIE appearances OF the dAxhirg
Dolly Sisters. the idols Of Broadway.
Is announced rs F. Ray Constcck
and Morris Gest At the Srang next
Friday and Saturday. and Saturday
matinee, - Ca Look" the gayest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-21

Those who are Interested In hay-
ing their house or business building
fixed up with the famous National
Metal Weather Strip. have another
chance to place an order for the work
and have II done this year. will be
here for three days and during that
time will be glad to call and explain
the merits OF the National Weather
Strip. ! have already placed II In q
number OF homes In this city, and
those who have II will tell you OF Its
splendid advantages and will also
toll you that they would not get
along without II at twice the cost.
You will save enough in your fuel
bill to pay for the installation, OF the
strip and ut the same time enjoy the
great comfort that goes with II. The
Strip IL all metal and lasts life time
and In guaranteed by the manufact.
urcr to be constantly efficient. Let
me show you what II is. what II will
do. and tell you what II will cost.
Leave your orders at the Herald Of.
flee.
T. l.. COLLIER.