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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
To ASPIRE
FOR CONGRESS

Hon. James Spil'er. prominent at
torney of sweetwater. was in Colora-
do Tuesday and spent a short time
I'm the city on legal business. When
seen by a representative Of theRec-
ord and asked for a statement from
him as 20 whether, the reports Of his
contemplated candidacy for congress
iu 1922 Y.re TO be confirmed. Judge
Spillor replied that they certainly
could
"It is my plan TO enter the cam
paign for congressman in the demo-
cratic primaries OF 1922" stated the
Judge. provided that the Western
section of the state shall be redis-
tricted. and ! have every reason TO
believe that the legislature soon to
be convened will appreciate the mer-
its OF this demand from their con-
stituency throughout this section Of
the state. have received numerous
solicitations from various sections Of
Texas 10 consent for my name 10 be
mentioned as candidate. but have
heretofore refrained from doing so. q"
James spiller was one Of the most
active men Of the state during the
vlr I'm offering his services 10 the
-,-arrmart ir puttinr over the Lib
o~tv pord drives and 9th b-~wfso cam
-.farfre Ont of recoer.f1r of his
worth t1 the corrtr. DE was tender
.f .r fr-r-t9rt r,st i'm tho frteili-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
POLL TAX ASSESS.
Ed AGAINST WOMEN

Austin. Texas, Jan. 1.-The so
called better schools amendment 10
the Constitution which was given a
majority vote I'm the November cleo
ton provides for the assessment Of
the poll tax upon women in the same
manner as upon men. according TO
opinions expressed here today by law
yers who have examined the amend
ment. aud in the event the amend
mon. .s held valid county assessors
are to levy the poll tax against wo-
men This provision in the better
schools amendment probably will OBJ
yiatc the necessity of further legis-
lation on the subject Of poll tax as
sessment as TO women. II was not
generally known until today that
there was such a provision in the
amendment.
At the Attorney Generals Depart
ment it was said that the subject had
not been presented and that until It
had come before the department Of.
ficlauy no opinion would be render
el
Tax Assessor O. H. Leath has re-
c.Ived from the Comptrol'er's Dept.
tho following instruction. "In compli-
arce with q law passed by th Fourth
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

very Industrious economical and
faithful Christian woman For d few
short years she was a faithful wife.
That she was a wise and devoted
mother Is made manifest by the eX-
cellent qualities of the only daugh-
ter-Mrs. c. r. Buchanan. Verify
"the tree is known by It's fruit" Moth
er Wright was an agreeable, loving
and lovable neighbor. She was con-
yerted in early life and. after a few
years, united with the Primitive Bap-
tist church of which she was a faith
ul and consistent member TO the end
She was a very practical woman. She
would not spend her time I'm idle
ness. though the stronger members
of the family had for years insisted
chat she leave Off work. She was free
from worldly vanity, ever keeping
her mind directed toward the things
that make for the higher life
She was never pessimistic. In spite
OF her ripe age and failing strength
she was ever cheerful She had q
touch of humor in her genial nature
which displayed itself occasionally
even during her asst illness.
The day of her departure was an
ideal one. typical OF the life-the
soul which was about to exchange
worlds. As the day wore away the
shadows began calmly TO gather,
she lay with face to the light and
peacefully and serenely fell asleep
As she had lived. so she departed for
that state and that home Of purity,
peace and perfection TO which we
ave all invited.
May our departure be as beautiful
nd calm as was hers
JAS. H.TAIE.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
The PRINCESS of Mars.

This is a thrilling serial that is
soon to start in the Signal. Don't
miss a number; IL you are not a sub
scriber get on the list at once so
that you may get started with this
intensely interesting story, and II
you are in arrears with the Signal
renew at once. so you viii not be
dropped while the serial is running.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

or thc North Colorado Association,
,o Dee held with the Pleasant Ridge
Missionary Baptist church I'm Mitch
cll county beginning Friday before
,ha Fifth Sunday. in January 1921.
Friday:
7.30 Introductory sermon by c f.
Leslie
Saturday
9t3O. Devotional by J s. Kidd
1900 what is the OBJECT OF fifth
sunday meeting. W +. Henderson
and D. J. Roe
1900 Preaching by appointment
100 Do the Scriptures teach that
tho Millennium viii Dee before Chrlst's
coming or after. j. j. F. Lockhart.
Bro Garrett
goo What is the Scriptural way OF
doing mission work. Ice King and
O. J. Leslie
500 Arc the Ladies' aid societies in
the church scriptural l.. $. Knight
and Bro McGaha
$3.50 The needs of the North Colo
RADIO Association. Goaeral discussion
'ei by G. T. Leslie
ZOO Devotional by W r Clardy
7:3o. Preaching. preacher to be
supplied
sunday
1000 Sunday school
100 Preaching, preacher to be
supplied
Everybody invited to attend these
meetings. r. $. & p. train will be met
at Foch Friday afternoon and the
r. & p. at Lorraine Saturday morn
ing
J. II. Haggerton
Roy Haggerton.
n,,r,,fttan
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
JoNcc-McBurnett.

Mr.. Hardin Joyce and Miss Jewell
McBurnett were married Dec. 2Sth,
at Brownfield., Texas. Mr.. Joyce is
a son of Steve Joyce at one time a
resident of Hermleigh. Mrs. Joyce is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
McBurnett OF Brownfield and is well
known at Snyder. She is a grand
daughter of Mr.. S. r. Fickas OF this
city. The Signal wishes for these
young people a happy and prosper
Gus married life.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
BACK TO FARM SLOGAN
ADOPTED BY UNEMPLOYED

Plans for the relief of the unem-
ployment situation in Fort Worth
were worked out Saturday at a con-
ference between $. b Mayfeld of the
Union Gospel mission, and Porter A.
Whaloy. manager Of the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Mayfeld
said.
Mr. Wha,ey promised the fullest
cooperation on the part Of the West
Texas Chamber Of Commerce" said
MIR. Mayfeld. He will at once take
mp the matter with representatives.
OF the Chamber of Commerce in ESQ
towns and expects to have satisfac-
tory replies in twenty-four hours.
"Our slogan will be back to the
farm. which we will place on a sign
over the mission door. Our efforts
I'm cooperation with the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce win be direct
ed toward the placing Of Ft Worth's
unemployed on the farms of West
Texas. In the case OF men unable
TO pay their own railroad fare to the
place Of their work. we will pay their
fare to the points where the jobs are
located We are prepared to furnish
any kind q farm labor"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
Vow snhscrihcrs and Rencwnls.

Following are the new subscribers
and renewals since last week: Dee
Robinson. l. 5. Davis. r. r. Greer,
Ben Davis, Jr. Miss Nealy Squyres,
T. J. Embry, Mrs. S. A. Cruickshonk.
Luther Morrow. w. s. Upton J. S.
Head. Ira Sturdivant. J. D. Robson,
C. p. Shafer. w. B. Werner, II. c.
Huckabee, H. b. Boyd. F. NJ. Brown
field. J. S. Bradbury, ]. G. Drink
ard, W r Calls, Snyder; n P. Coch-
ran. Lamesa. Mrs. Malinda Tinker,
Wichita Kansas; Samuel Hendrick-
son. Crosby. Pa. BE. Wagnon, 7ierra
Blanca. w. H. Richardson, Eunn,
Mrs. Mary McCrary. San Juan, ~ NJ.
+. F. Smith, Austin.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

President-Elect Harding will take
the oath OF office in the senate
chamber and all outside ceremonies
planned at the capitol and elsewhere
will be abandoned. according to n
decision reached by the joint con-
gressional inaugural committee.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

Tuesday morning a brisk norther
came up and soon began TO freeze
40 night it sleeted with q little layer
Of snow. Wednesday the frozen snow
sleet and rain had caused q slick
coat over the ground and sidewalk
that pedestrians found it uneasy
walking. Wednesday night 81 came
about am inch and a half snow This
win De of great benefit 10 wheat.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
TO ALL Ey-TEXAS
RANGERS--GREETING

come today with New Years
greeting, wishing you an happy and
prosperous new year.
The New Year has brouht new
duties and new responsibilities upon
us AN, $50 Dec us an strive to be equal
to- every emergency and 10 be able
90 discharge our every duty % our
feilowman, and in this c1nnoctioH 1
wish TO call AZ sp ion to the lrX-Tex
as Rangers As5)ciation cf Texas,
organized at Weatherford. Texas, Au-
gust tenth. 1872. one OF he objects
az which was 70 DO what we -oui1 20
secure pensions FOR su 'yirors or wi'i-
Cws Of deceased P1rts3.
For this reason, ! IN a,ktog all
men who saw service on the frontier
OF Texas. prior to Dec. 81, 1880, TO
join the Ex-Texas Rangers Aasocia-
al Weatherford. where we will have
tion and meet with us next August
a royal time And you may be the
one man wanted TO make proof for
some Fx-Ranger, or his widow
A widow failed TO make proof, on
account of not being able TO find
the second man. but at the Weather
ford meeting she found q former COM
rade Of her deceased husband, who
was able to make proof positive Of
bis services.
So you may De needed by some one,
and by becoming o. member of the
Ex-Texas Rangers Association. # viii
put .. ir touch with you go ail times
and enable MS % be of greater bene-
fit TO each other. And the social fea-
lures are worth more than the time
and money spent I'm attending these
meetings.
It is no little thing to meet these
gray headed men. and find them
just as true to Texas as they were
forty and fifty years ago, and to
know that we are mingling with the
best blood OF the state. Men who
took part in brushing back the OBJ
stacles in the way of the peaceful
settlement OF Western Texas.
To all those wishing to become
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
County Court.

County Court convened last Mon
day with Judge Horace Holly pre-
siding. The docket was called. Some
cases were continued and others
were set for later on during this
term of court Among them was the
case of J. w. Miller VS.. Scurry county
that was set for Jan. gath. Monday
Of the 3rd week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

for better things for Snyder schools
iu The near future.
let MS all with earnestness apply
ourselves TO this task and In the end
snyder schools will be the foremost
In our section or any other section OF
tho state or nation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14
j. II. Haggerton.
Roy Haggerton.
w. f. C'ardy, Committee
Program Parrcnt-Teachers Assn.

ITUITiTI IHTT'HI-I V'IVIIVTS fSSH'
Roll Call does our school need
women on its board Of directors?
Why do we no longer have good
spoilers? Mrs. Joe Taylor
Round Table, the best means of cul
tivating desire to read good liter
atlIe. Mrs. Anderson,
WI AT Is wong with our prese
system of teaching English gram.
mar. Miss Rootes
Thursday Jan. 90 at o'clock
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. McClanahan
returned Wednesday from Blooming
Grove. where they had beon on a
visit. Mr.. McClanahan had gone down
about week ago to toin his wife
who had been on a visit to her par
ents for some time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

The II lancial statement OF the
banks OF the county this week show
healthy financial condition. The
combined deposits of the five banks
show about a million dollars on de-
posit.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

Mr.. f. II. Lewis. brother OF ]. S.
Lewis OF our city has arrived h ere
from Atlanta. Texas. and has accent
ed position at the oil, mill.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

Billie Lee says that his wife who
was taken to Fort Worth some time
ago for an operation was doing nice
ly and that he would probably go
down today to accompany her home.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

T. J. Shaw who has been farming
near Lubbock has returned and will
farm this year about three miles
north of town
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-01-14

T. ]. Stewart returned Tuesday
from Fayette. Ala. where he has
been for the rast ten months. Uncle
Tom says the conditions in Alabama
were pretty bad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
Inpresiones de un viaiero

continuation de- Ia lprimerll
I ni,loS. Sc snmaran u los eirlAi.
e,s dr Alrmania.
i,n ~ caso de l,ssad Pasha. Ia
rayon poiiiica. la rayon ~. de eS-
'a'lo ..l,or que no? ha inflnido de-
ciS.yamcnic cn cl amino del iri.
hnnal. ii Alhino lsousien. de
pniea lcngo 81 A0nor de ser ami
90. hHhicra tenido Ia desgracia dc
asesinar al detentador de su for
tuna \ aun dc Su honra. al Va-
d;hlor altvoSo de Su madre q al
violador he su hcrmana. es pro
babie que a eSias h0raS So encon.
trarla arraStl-ando, el grillete del
Iresidiario: pero asesino a ESSad
?aSIia. al lirano de su patria. de
quien personal Y dilectamente no
hahla recibid0 la mcnor ofensa.
Y eSio ha bastado para que un
tribunal 10 abSuelva. .. " que
tribunal! El mismo que supo
mostrarse tan impIacablemente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
Proyecto de emission de bonos por va
lor de diez millones de pesos a cargo
de la Rep1blica Dominicana
Este PrOycctO de- C0bcinO Mltar eS NlOlenlameRc i'm.
pugnado p0r el pueblo doWinCanO

"a 'S;asvsA slaial~. ,is NaAss
is'aaiRpe. issgsal.lira lssminaama,
consagtas rn Na e~laioA de : ~
aichmhtr esmn ama l,aEsiaa sis
rgi~~os del i',~apReie annal D.
aqilei psis. Ia sama De- S>aa0an
para l'arar ia iaamcra anaAiia.ssl
ssc nna ,aniSissa slc lmuas DE- i.,:si.
valgs ie 10 snillones ,le lrros
Esta N.iicia ha l,Frsdncislo -,
el luHhla inRe,liaia y viva ln,.
ic~ia. III l,laehlo u" qnierc qns -
aaacnle In ,leuda y deScono'e IL
facaliad dcl Gobicrno Miliiar
para aamentarla. Toda Ia pref
~ ha Iepioba,lo cn ionos entr1 /.
cos. el proyecio de tal einisi"a.
III congresO ,le Ia prensa telegra-
ii6 81 mismo dia > de dicienl,re al
Pesidenie Henriquez 10 siguien-
te: "Gaccia Official circulaia
hoy. consigna 100000 d0lares na-
ra pagan intereses sobre una emi.
sion lie bonos de 1921 en- proyec-
To ascendente diez millOnes.
Congress- Prensa requiere de I'd.
en su calidad de Presitlente Cons
tiiucional de la ltepdblica Domi-
nicana, declarar ante Executive.
Sonado. Prensa Americana. in
capaci.lad regimen interventor
para crear deudas o contratar
a nombre. de la Re-
p1blica Dominicana, viOlandO
Convention Dominica Americana,
leyes internacionales."
La clausula tercera de la Con-
de 1907 concertada entire
los gobiernos dOminican0 anne :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

is1as pafa emsanliAas u l.aea D.
L. .iruaa rAarssef A. h llsq,alsliea
il.isaiAisNna. csaslsl~x "qae mies,
tiAs ~ hasa sssso raEaia ia sisn'
IA qae esa naisRa Cunaaci.sn ga
ransigA. Il s.sshtsqso lasmniusaanu
na ss~lia aussmlar NJ ,lrs,la psl-
b.isa aim II eons@aiimirnso ar,
gsl,issa" ir l"s lssia.l,,s l'niaos.
RasiiHl"~e en- que In lsra,ul,lica
l,',n,inirana halma vlalaslo csa
ciaS''la. l'or hal'er sumeniaslo sn
'ie'isla l'illsliea. In cue IrsuliaLa
no ,lc ,asar.s'iloS sino De- slcRriiS
'le los l,'rSupueSios. Fl gohiern"
.'nericano deci,lio y lles6 a CABIN
Ia intervention miliiar cn aquel
pats en 1915. Con cSa inierven.
cion fne desirnido el go'iierno ma
cional lie dicho pals Y ri pueblo
spmcii,lo al eiericio de Ia ley
mairial. Tn eniemli,lo minncio-
80 le In sitnaci6n iinanciera lle-
vada cal'o por el gobierno inter
venior demostro que Ia ,leuda flo-
iante en- NADIA l,eriudicaha el SEP
vicio lie la deuda pdblica garan-
tiZada por la Convention. que esa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

s.." cu lv> a@sillos ,lsl hai-
sd Guullr....
.Aiiuz cosiiraaenii,lo. lncon.
c'hihlc Interpretation de eea bH-
f"nada qrc nos empenamos en lla-
mar la iusiicia humana. sExis-
ic. pncs, e. crimen polilico? .Ds-
hm"> acepiar como bueno 81 ase-
Sinaio liberiador? Hnl0nces Car
ios ' proccdia cnerdamenie de-
capiiando los coInnneros en- Vi
lialar y I:onaparte fue un santo.
fnSllando al Dnque de EngAien... -.
Malo sera que los desconienfos
dc nueaira America Latina. e~en-
cialHente plagiarria e imitadora.
So percaien lie que en- Paris. cere.
bro Y c0raZ0n del mnndo. consi-
deran que ell matar a los que es-
torban pollticamente no es peca-
do. III dia cue esta teoria arrai-
cue en nueStro hemisferio Va
ser precise agrandar los campo
santOs.... :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

l'ssslu. ipsT ~ csaiiniia, st,vlaisa
vanfs.sn,la - aAas ani,'. ,ls.l lila-
- gur b. lla in s~ussmel'n y u
ssnsFaip De- 'aapl,~iiia, ~ miV
ine g's,isaa niliiaf Va ,lsviatn
Ia. rcrienlsqmsiir eu siafuu ntu
pahlie~. yre i,~ln IA ,h'uAa ,l'l
l,ais qus-laria iagaaa cu i!f9s
icsul'a. Pncs. qir rl g,,,-r1o
dominican" iamas rIw,a guc Nio-
laba Ia clausula irsxra de Ia Goa
scncian lW'iqne oruiticiwn dru-
tlas femniIaS. mica'ta> quc ah"-
ga i iiaia lie vialag Ia convention
81 gol'ierno GiliIar amoricanp.'
sin ii conseniimienio del l,uc,lo
doniinicano. Y sin Cama,as que
San,ipnen tail emplr'>iiio. III
pueblo dulninicano repndia e..e
pioyec,o y'prolesia contra Ia
nSuFpacion ,le suS tlerpchos. ES-
Ia proiesia fne oporiunamehie
folmulada por el l'Ipsidente Hen
riqnez ante el Departamente de-
Estado.
Flores CGbrord.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
PtEDEN NIA.IAR

III Gobernador ha expedido los
sig'rientes pasap0rtes:
Para Cuba: a los seiiOreS Gre
gorio SeferinO 'Melendres Ga
vino Ortiz Lluch. esposa V una
mia men0r.. todoS de Ponce.
Para Curacao V Colombia; al
seIior Fermin Luis Gual. de Pom
ce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

Para Francia. Espaia e Ingla
terra: al seilor Francisco Cabo V
una Mia menor. de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

SiLLONES DE BARBERIA. se re.
1iquelan como Rueyas.
The Porto Rico Electr0plating
Co. Inc,
Luna II. Telef. 1891,
San Juan. r. r.
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-23

Clearing Specials in
TRUNKS
Wardrobe Trunks, slightly
damaged. Origi-
nally 5000, &26 M
Monday ....... QOOsVV
The imperfections in these
are very slight, few scratches
perhaps. or a little tarnish.
Large full hanger style trunks,
to hold suits, coats or dress
es, or a proportion of each;
five spacious drawers, shoe
holder, and laundry bag. Vul-
canized fiber binding.
Finest Wardrobe Trunks.
We cannot m ention the
makers name, but you will
readily recognize them; one
of kind only.
i $3.50 Ward Coz az
robe trunk, at VOOsSO
ri 1ab: $40 t3. Wara 1t $4,000
n 1db $3.50 t59n War al $500
m 1dbs $780, tqpn Mar st $48.OO
Il @l.00 Ward co M
robe trunk, at spOA.OV
-1$l57.50 Ward COO m
robe trunk, at V1VeVV
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-03
Passion Play VIII
Be Civess IL, 1922
Mt 0hornr,an m PrQnI

OBERAMMERGAU. Bavaria.
April 1.-The village elders OF
Oberammergnu today voted 70
enact the passion play In l0SS'
The last presentation was given
in 1910.
The peasants who portray the
sufYerinRs and death Of Jesus
Christ. in fulfllment OF n vow
made in 1884 to present the pas
sion play every ten years, rs
an expression Of gratitude for
having been spared from q
plague, were unable to enact 1T
in 1920 because Of unsettled
coudifions and the havoc which
the war wrought.
Evening star., 1921-04-03
GENERAL CHARGEs THREAT.

LAREDO. Tex. April 2--Gen. Pablo
Gonzales notified District Attorney
Wallis that he had received a letter
from Mexico City. written on sta
tionery and signed-by an official OF
the war department, stating that "a
compact had been formed by Mexican
officers against his life. Gen. Con-
zales was assured protection while
residing here in obedience to Amer
lean laws.
Evening star., 1921-04-03
MILITARY OPERATIONS
UNDER WAY IN MOROCCO
Gen. Berenguer of Spain Directing
Movement in Vicinity, of Al Z
bucemas, SAYS Report:

MADRID, April 2-Reports from
Melilla, Morocco. indicate that big
military operation is pending in the
vicinity of Albucemas. for which the
most active preparations are in prog
reSs.
The preparations are being superin-
tended by Gen. Berenguer. Spanish
high commissioner to Morocco. and
Gen. Silvestre.. .commandant at Melilla.
Evening star., 1921-04-03
MOVIE MEASURE TABLED.

SACRAMENTO. Calf, April ,2,-A
bill for the censorship of motion pic
lures by the state superintendent of
public instruction was tabled by the
assembly committee on public morals
lastxhight. with the consent Of the
author. who explained he favored a
senate. bill providing for the creation
of a board of review merely to put
a stamp of approval on films.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

On marriage a Chinese woman of
the upper class spends several thou
sand taels on her wardrobe. but sub
sequently only comparatively small
sum yearly.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Argentina has twenty-five public
holidays during the year, Germany
nineteen. Italy nineteen. Rumania
twenty-four and India twenty-one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-17
WOMEN'S SILK
NIGHTGOWNS

We have them in uncommonly
large variety at this moment
in pink and white crepe de chine,
in radium and satin, for $5 to
$3.50.
If we were to pick out one or
two particularly pretty ones we
should choose these:
A radium nightgown with
square neck and lace edge, at
$S.75.
A tailored radium, severely
simple, with nothing but hem
stitching to ornament it, at $l2.76.
4 white crepe de chine, its
shoulders built up with lace, at
$10.50 and $ll.50.
Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-17
THE FOURTH or
JULY CANDY
SURPRISE

OF course one shouldn't give
away secrets beforehand, but this
Is too good to keep and then there
are lots of people who will want
to send it to the family or friends
at distance. 1t contains:
One pound of chocolate-covered
marshmallows.
One pound CT cream mint.
One pound Of assorted choco-
lates.
One pound Of yellow jack.
,One:half pound of assorted
clear drops.
A cannon cracker filled with
gum drops.
Three swapping bonbons.
=, And the price is only $3.50 for
the whole package.
Down Stairs Store. Chestnut