South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 51, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1914 — Page 7

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DISSOI-VH IT, Til ATS III. ST WAY The only Mire way to get rid of dandruff Is t diiv it. then you drstrov it entirely. To do this. t about "four ounces rf ordinary liquid nron; apply It at niuht when r. tirimr; u--- en';h to moisten the .-alp and rut it in gently r.ith the linger lh) thl.s tonight, a:;d by m"rnir!g m -t if not -iH of yur dandru:T will 1- ton, and three oi four nrre. apj. ligations will compb teiy dis-s.dve und ntirtdy destroy, eveiy :.ir'!o muh an trace of it, no rnarrr hoy.- much dandruff 3011 may have. You will Ilnd, tu-. that nil itching and di-'Ktru; of th- scalp will -vtop at ui'. and your hair will llufly. lutr5. lossy. H.!ky and s ft. ami look end fl a hundn.-d t ra s :'-Uer. If you want to prt' r.p your hair, o'o by all means rt rid of dandruff, for nothing rys the hair more iuickly. It nt r.Iy starves t. hair find makps it fell out, but it n-.tk-s it ftrinuy. Ftrag::ly. dull, dry, brittle and lit less, and everyone notices it. Yoti .111 x t liquid arvon at any dm- store. It is inexpensive and never lull.- to do thj work. Ad v ertisemt nt.

Army Wife Bares Gay Life At Posts

Where Officers Kiss Each Other's Wives'

MARKETS. rn ir.u;o cn mn. TIIr.( !". !. : jjintr Wheat Miv M to 'XVr; Jul v to '.l r-.rn --Mar V'4 t July ClT to twe; Mnts-M-y :.': .TulT r?e--; Pork M.-iy i.'l.rr. LiM-M.iv spur, t- Tuly ? v.;y $11. c:: to mi. 00.

NATIONAL STOCK YAKI. NATIONAL STOCK VAIibS. 111., Feb. 1H. itt: i:---i ft W, including 4 s'i;t!,4'r:is ; market steady. NatUe bevf f-rT $T..VKJ I'".; r.iws and heifers SI.'JTi gV.M; si kc r.s and feeders .i (o' 7 ".(; -.-ilveN (K11.7." ; Tx:', st rs $r..7.".f? H.L": rows e.nd h-!fers M.00fU"0. II- Il-Hpis l-eoo: niiTk lv to 3V lower. Mixed SvIW s.:o; irol T. 0.70: ;-.-Mch s .'JVmM): 11 tr!i t .s.r.j'L .r," ; jisrs T.o ' s.ur; bulk .ro'' Ieprtt l."0; irnrket s-tifidy. -Muttrn $.". M 1 ; ; ytrllus t'aii.ir ;

rNION STOCK VAItHS. UNION tm;k VAKI:s, hi.. Feb. i:;. IIo lUi-elpts 'J)AW); rnnrket lower. M1xm1 anrl hnteherM Xs.X'Gi 70 : aul b:ivy Ss.WKrs. 70; rouph henvy .5..Ti. .".,"; lirbt .s.GC.Li.70; x1ffs J. 83.00; bulk $3.r.o',1 s.fr. iittle -I!erpts CCOTpO; rairket Mm dr. I'.oeves $'V5."7'J.40; crws sind lelfor-fifs.-Uii ftt"ker and twUrn $',.! .".fii 7.t); 'lVxrTw $'l.r.'KfS.2T; calves ?s.7r'tflU.r0. Shf--3 Ilfveljj 14.0o0: mnrb't s-trronjr. NntiTf and western ?.iJ"?j.(A; lamb 7.rS.lO.

itiXKLKY nrcKLKY- !:i:ckli:v Chicago rnonrcf;. -TIIOA(JU, Feb. 13. liuttor KOTiptP 4.tr; Uthn. Orennr-Ty, extra extra Jlrsts firsts i"r,-,; paeklny sti-k V.zizx lUt-pIpls f','J72 e-as"N. Current reipj 20: orHinarr llnt ; extra rhe-k uH dirtier !iv poultry Turkeys 1 Co ; ehieks lr: hr'ringTj 15c; roosters lie; ,--'o lie; ducks

I'.y a Staff Correspondent. riin.AUKi-riiiA. r.t., ivi. ic. "Very often a crowd of youni; people. r."v!y married and unmarried, would corn" to my house jind we would dar.ee and they would all, as yot: v.oaid sa. j-poon. They would oiilf off; iome one would take yom'bfdy l.e'H wife and out on the port h. Ibit it was quite in an hfuiorable way. "I hae heard jeople rail each "I have heard people rail each other swertlu art", 'dc-ar' and nothing tlioiiKht of it, because it wiw done in a litfht way." This is the picture, in miniature, of manners in army society, drawn before a divorce court by Fredericka Stephens Naylor, wife of Lieut. Charb.-s J. Naylor, of the U. 5. A. is I-htln. now, in defense of her rcjKda.ion. Her answer to charpes m.ide by her liusband brings to the foreground the amazing statements in regard to a soui:iI code in army posts that is peculiarly its own. When the husband asked for a divorce he named a civilian. The testimony of Mrs. Naylor before a special ma.er completely vindicate-d her. but her husband appealed and the evidence is made public. Mrs. Naylor'f experience In army life includes residences at Fort Mycr, Va.; Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; the Prepidio. at Monterey, Cal.: Fort Made, I)., and at Newark, N. J. Mrs. Naylor Is directing her flpjht from her parents' home, at Joplin, Mo. w here she lives with her two children. "Thre is not very much domestic life in the army," Mrs. Naylor further testified. "The. ladies don't think very much of their domestic, life. They think mostly of p;oine and hvint fun, dancing- and horseback riding. It Is not an unusual thin? it is. a very usual thin? to see oiheers wives with other officers when the officer is on puard or on some duty that he has to attend to; some o nicer taking some other otllcer's wife to a function. "Tt is Just a little world of our own.

Kverybody knows everybody else. "We Just livo Informally, and ofllcerg aro around the house all the time. We don't think anything of doin? what we call 'spooning. It was not thought anything of; it was Just done in a lively spirit." Mrs. Naylor was asked: "Do you want us to understand that It was a common thing for officers and others at the posts to hug kiss and kiss each others' wives?"

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posts I lived In," she replied.

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COSTIVE !--GASGARETS

riTTi:ciu;ii 1.1 vi:tok. PITTSPI IHiH. l et). I". Oittb-- SupplV Ilirht; market steady. Cboi.-o ."'s.s.V, rCJ.b".; prirue $-s'f'i .Sw" ; S.lOOjS. iM; " tidy tutohm ?.tf'fs.'Sti fyir $7..".oc,i S.0O; cornrr.on 53 'O'cTj.,; comniyii to good fat bull .5 l4fii T.oO : iummon to ctihI fat nwb ."O'f 1.7.00; l!f-rs S.'.ro'J s.co; fresh im-s and springers $b;M); Veal calve-; 12. r0: Leaey thiii r:ihs '7X0 vG0. Slji-op :mI l.nnhs SuppI v f.ir; markee slow. Prime wetiiers tl.P.")..""; coed mixed $'.Wi C U) ; fair in!e";i .YmV.7. U); -ali uiul emmoa $a.00' i:i.'.0; lambs .7O.i0 1 1-'gs Receipts 1; i.virket .V lower. I'rinu' h'firy liotr ."?'. 1": Immv.v ml-l $.- 10; tiieiUuins ?j.2."'; ;.::) ; Inr'ivv rorker? S-':'J.:.t); llcht yerker-; $!.1S"!. yl roughs .(Hflj:..0; sta.-s $7.00

FAST liiri'l'AT.O. FAST r.lTFFAM), Fef). 1.1 C;iftIo Reecij.ts To; market active urn I firm .Prime Mers ?'JA4)Tt.,5; butcher grades $l.(His.UK (ilves Koixdpts fro; market netire, 75e Jdirhrr.. Cull to -lioie K Wi 1..2.". Mivn nr.d lambs Ucvipts ll.Oi.H); market f.drlv uetive and stesdv. Ch.)i, lnm!)s .s,n,,s n,n to f.,ir j?.;.0iVf. 7.10; yearhiikr ?o.( r7.f; siuvp $m-'dt;.:jr.. Ib's Re'e1pt3 ."; market slow, Cue in ." lower. Yorker ,v; (HJT?.1(; tis .v..mh"i:Mi); ndxeil ..Oit'ii (C ; lw-ivy ?:Mk1 (j'.'-vT; rugln vws.ii.'.; stags "..'4.7.oo. south m:xn maukkts. n.orn ami fked (Correeteil ldly by Knobloek & Ginr, Hydraulic Ave.i CereaU and I lour Puvlnsr wheat at to l.V; celling nt 20c to 23c; old ebb-kens. pHjinc lJ1; peliig at 20 Turkeys, paying lie to 0'" lrrsM: svllng. h: lb. t''Jc; oats at retailing ai ; iye, COo; rtm, buying at sello'e at 7fX I'KOVIMO.NS. (Corm-tt-j Dally t.y v. w. Mueller, 218 K. Jeffersjri Rlvd.i I'ruit Oraiipt's. pr as. f.1.00 ; soiling at ?x) - t tA per iloz. b-miis, i r oa, I l.oO; Ke!i!n at ili) to 40o per doz. IJa-iauas. buynn 7.' to J pr bunch. Cauliflower, buy-1;:-pvr loz; s.-bing. i: to 2;V each. VrjsftrttlH New t-a?La:e, paving 2c ier fKund: celling nt 4e. Potatoes. 70c per t'j., seMiar at '." ? vr r'k. Hutter mmi Frr. Country butler, paying 2.V to r.O-; seblug. .;,. r. Oeaniery. l',U l.Vs. strictly frei-li, payiug 10 to Cak-, KIHa; ;",o to v HAY. ST K AAV ANP FEKD. t Correct PhI'j- by thf We-ij "Miller Flour ,V Fe.-.,1 Co., 1:0 J5. M!,-h!g:lu St ) Hay. piying $12; selling at $14 to $V Srtw paylrg 7 (, selling at T.0- por b Ue Old evra. pay tug per bu.; h.siiyg at"0c to 71V re: b-j Oats pfiing 4il per bu. elllu :it 47o t-."Mi- per bu. Clever ser-ii" lag at 47e to per bu. Clove: sevd. pay-' laying $70 per bu. LIVE STOCK. iCorrecteJ Dully by M.ijjr llros., S. Ioeaa StreetA Heavy fit str. live owt., ?KO to $7-T dr!il. $12.(0 to r.'.r.G. Feelers. Js7.-."to fi.7o. Lainl't on f..t. . ".'. t- $G .Vj rerseV Ue-to 14. ll- gs. pk to la i; 7.75 to J.00; 2W to ;m p,., T.IHJ to f ia!

Sick Headache or Sour Stomach Means Sluggish Liver and Bowels.

Get a 10-cent box now. Furred Tongue, Itad Taste, Indigestion. Sallow .Skin and Miserable Headaches come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become idled with undigested food, which pours and ferment like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the lirst step to untold misery' indigestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, every thing that is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight will pivo your constipated bowels a thorough cleansing and ?tralghten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-eent box from your . "druggist will keep you feeling good for months. Millions of men and women take a Casearot now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment. Don't forget the children their little Insldes need a good, gentle cleansing, too. Advt.

SKEOS. (Corrected Dally by Warner Bros. Seed Co.. 114 K. Wayne St.) Seeds Timothy paying 52 to $2..V) per bushel, selling at $-'.o0. Red CIotc: payiug $7.o0 to $SJK selling .S0. I'Ol'LTKY AXU JfKATrt. (CorrecteJ Ially by the Ferndell Market. 125 N. ilalu St.) roaltry Spring chicken, paying 12Vc MfAt Retail: Veal, 20c to 30c; round tte.de. 20e to 2;V; sirloin steak, GOc; porter coum;. 35c to 40c; beer roast. 20c to 25c: oolllog beef. 10c to 20c; lard, lbc: smoked ham, Oc to loo. Oysters. 40c to COc quart TALLOW AND 1IIDKS. (Corrected Pally ty R. W. Lippman, 210 N. Main St.! TalUw Hough, 2c to 2c; rendered, No. 1, 4c to oftc; No. 2, 3,c to 4Hc Hlde No. 1 green hides, 11c to 12c; cured, calf jkln, to l'Vc; wool, 17c to 20c.

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gossip; eople at the posts possip about everything, and they put evil construction on a woman's most innocent action. I have the gossips of the army against me it will be hard for me to clear my name." Claudia Hains, wdfo of Capt. P. C. Hains, who shot K. Annis to death, Aug. 10, 100S, because he suspected him of wronging his wife.

News of Interest

To Polish Citizens

SOCIAL EVENTS.

NINE HAVE CLOSE CALL IN SUMMER HOTEL FIRE Indiana Resort Visited Ily Flames Telegrapher Gives Warning. CEDAR LAKE, Ind., Feb. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLaughlin, their two children and five other persons narrowly escaped death Friday In the firo that destroyed the Sigler hotel here. The building was a 200-room structure on the east side of Cedar lake, owned by the Monon railroad. Most of the building has been closed since the summer season here last September. The winter residents of the resorts were asleep when the fire started, and their first warning was from the night telegraph operator from the railway station, who saw the blaze from half a mile away and telephoned to the hotel.

The Delphine club will entertain Tuesday evening, Feb. 2 4, with its pretty electrical illumlnativo dance, at the Z. LI. hall on W. Division st. The dance will begin at 7:U0 o'clock and the program of dances will be played by Artia orchestra. The rehearsal of a play entitled "Zywy Xieboszczyk" and "Dzwonek sw. Jadwigi", will be held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at St. Stanislaus hall under the direction of Walter Gorka. The choir of the Polish Falcons M. Komanowski will hold their singing rehearsal Monday evening at S o'clock at Koseiuszko hall.

BREAKS A COLD

II FEW HOORS-PPc S

STEAMSHIP GOES DOWN noVEIt. England. Feb. 13. The

j fr'i-ht steamship "My Own" was

sunk in the English channel in a gale off Shoreham Friday with the loss of

! lur crew. Only the cnrta!n was , s;nn. Ships rushed to the scene of th- disaster and becan searching for bodies of the seamen, but the water was so rouh that this work was carried on under the severest difficulties.

First Dose of Pape's Cold Compound Relieves All Grippe Misery.

MAN ENJOINED FROM ENTERING OWN HOME

D- n't stay stuff, d-up! tujt bh.wing and snull'.inc! A doe Of "Pa; e's Cold Compound" taken every two hours ui til thrt-e dotes aro taken will er.d Kr:j e misery I bre.k up a s -vt-ri- cM i;ht.r in I. - lit.nl. chot, 1 '. or iimbs. U promptly . 7lojccd- jp r;c.

Jacob Faltynski must not enter upon the premises occupied by his wife, ':r S. Lincoln ?t., or molest her or their children, according to the restraining ordtT hsued by Jud?:e i'unk in the circuit court Friday. Petiticn for the order was filed by Mrs. Mary Faltynskf, who is suing for di..ice.

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"l'a: s c, M C. :i.p.,,j:id-' t;,.. ri ii sur.-' r I. f Ki;..v:i uJ !s o:.iy .:.:., ;:t drug stor It acts witl:t.t!t ::--:.-t.tnre. ta.st.-s nie.-, ar:l cauvi r H'li r.i nee, ln"t Lccet a sjbbditutc Ad e?ils -rnent.

i, iii:s ri)i:nvrAn at iiiici: r.spixr.M.i.Y row. T)ie..e prices in cflYrt at Ellsworth's S..ti:r.!a v. lidis 5ts anil pants. on:! c nt ipaalltie, for IT cent-. Lath' s' ;! ed union suits. bleached whit.-. cry mul. 51. eo iuaMtj f-i.- 7 tr.Ts. . tabb- f ."iiid nds ir ianls and umi-.h suits ..e, "", : .vl.eu fiwalitits t.r 4 i nts. Ij". I intin's Sb-eping jarments in small ! l7.s for 'J rente. These are Saturilay specials. Aht. The Ellsworth Store.

PERSONALS. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C, pastor of the St. Hedwlge Catholic church and Rev. Roman Marciniak, C. S. C, pastor of the St. Stanislaus Catholic church, left this afternoon for Peru, Ind., where they will participate In the annual church services which will be, observed Saturday and Sunday at the St. Valentine Catholic church in honor of the church's patron. Sunday during the high mass Rev. Anthony Zubowicz will preach the sermon, suitable to the occasion. Mrs. Frank Drejer, 1418 W. Washington st, agent for the Spirella Corset Co., returned from Elkhart today, where she has been the past few days attending the Spirella corsetiers convention. Martin Wrzeszcz is seriously ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Anthony Kopczynskl, 1024 W. Napier st. Carol Rozwicki, S. Kendall st., returned today from a visit with friends in Chicago. Miss Josephine Prazinska left Thursday afternoon for her home in Benton Harbor after a visit of several days with South Bend relatives. Martin Rachmadzinski of W. Jefferson st., has returned home from a two weeks' visit in Chicago. Marion Jagodzinski of Toledo, O., is In this city on business. Ttichard Woltmanowski. of Cleveland, O., Is visiting relatives in h'outh Bend. Mrs. Anna Kujawska. 10 47 "SV. Dunham St., is seriously ill at St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Stephen Lochman. 70S Chapln st., who has been seriously ill

at St. Joseph hospital for the past two weeks, is improving rapidly.

Michael Halaskicwicz, of Dowagiac, j Mich., is in the city on business.

BAPTISMS. A newly born son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wendov.ski, patrolman, 154.1 V. Sample st.. was baptised Thursday evening at the St. Uedwige Catholic church. Ho was named Ernest Frank. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Stanislaus Gruza, C. S. C. The godIarents are Mrs. Anna Duszynska and Michael Duszynski. Hildegard Antoinette, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Repczynski, 1043 W. Dunham st..f was baptised Tuesday evening at the St. Hedwigre Catholic church by Rev. M. T. Salewski, C. S. C. The god-parents were Mrs. Carrie Tajkowska and August Kapczynski.

MAX ADLER COMPANY FILES INCORPORATION The Max Adler Co. has been incorporated with capital stock ot $23,000. Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state and County Recorded Lehman Friday. The company will continue the clothing and furnishing business now operated by Max Adler as proprietor. The incorporators and directors are Max Adler, Louis Rose and Lillian S. Adler. Plans were announced recently which include the removal of the store to the building nt Michigan and Washington sts., now occupied by the Citizens' Trust Co.

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ELLSWORTH'S. Here's a Hair Brush Opportunity that's well worth while. Iluirhe.s' Improved Idtal Hair Brush, regular price $1.50, Saturday 79 cents. Spotless Hair Brush, easy to ( lean, regular price $1.00, Saturday 70 cents. Advt. The Ellsworth Store.

NEW YORK, The slit skirt is here to stay, according to advices from Europe. The latest slit is taking a triangular form, starting from the knee and gradually widening toward the hem. The reason? Tighter skirts.

MEXDOTA. 111. Ilccau-e his pay! has been llxed at JG cents a day, j Mayor Charles. Rogers has gone on strike. H. wants jr.OO a, year.

SAVES ELDERLY PEOPLE FROM KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERIES

Sleep Disturbing Bladder Weaknesses. Backache, Stiff Joints, Rheumatic Pains Disappear After Few Doses Are Taken.

While peoplo along In years are naturally more subject to weak kidney., they can a.void the twrtures of backache, and rheumatism, and be saved the annoyance of getting up at niht with disagreeable bladder disorders, for the new discovery. Croxone, quickly relieves the most severe and obstinate cues. Croxone cure these conditions because It removes the cause. It is the mnsr. wonderful remedy ever devised for ridding the system of uric ari.l. It entirely different fr-m all other remedies. It Is not like anything else ever used for the purpose. Croxone makes the kidneys filter the blood and sift out all the poisonous acids and waste matter that cause these truIt soaks right in and cleans out the stoiTed-up. inactive kidneys lik- water does a sponge, dissdve, and drives out every particle of uric acid

and other poisonous impurities that ! lodue in the joints and muscles and . cause rheumatism. It neutralizes the

urine so it no lonper irritates the bladder, overcomes unnecessary breaking of sleep and restores the kidneys and bladder to health and strength. It matters not ho"- loner y6u have suffered, how old you are. or what elsi you have used. The very principle of Croxone is fjch that it is practically imposriMo to take, it int tho human system without result?. There is nothing d-e on earth like it. It starts to work the minute you tak it and relieves you th- tlrst time nu ue it, Hiid all your misery and sa ff "rinjr s.i,n disappear. You can s";iro an ori'-rinal package i.f ("roxone at trilling cost from any tirst-class drutruist. All dru-rtri?ts are authorized to personally return the purchase price if It fails in a single case. Ad.

Mfg) 1' THEY HARMC NETT$

1VTEMO CORSETS are in a class alone, and must be considered entirely JL apart from all others. The exclusive and unequaled style and comfort of the Nemo is due to the many patented Nemo inventions and devices which all other corsets lack. Each has its purpose, and does something for you that NO OTHER corset can do. For example;

FREE BREATHING, relief from all presrar or "digging in" of even a ' topless" corset, b secured by the ingenious NEM0 "BRIDGE" CONSTRUCTION one of the greatest Nemo features, yet enc but little known. No Nemo ever causes pain by pressing on the gastric region. Used in ALL Nemo Corsets.

A MULTITUDE of physicians an now prescribing Nemo Corsets No. 522 and 523, at $5.00, for patients nquiring the perfect abdominal support given by the NEM0 LASTIKOPS BANDLET Produces a stylish figure and gives better support than the best separate abdominal band that costs $10 to $15. MODISH long corsets are uncomfortable and unheal thful unless the cldrts are made flexible. This is done by the NEMO LASTICURVE-BACK deep back-gores of semi-elastic Lastikops Goth, as shown. Used in a dozen Nerro models from $3.00 up.

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jjVERY woman wants her long corset to fit S J snugly, yet spread easily, and not to ride up or show through a thin gown. The new NEMO DUPLEX REDUCING BANDSaccomplish this perfectly and have brought immediate country-wide fame to the new Duplex SelfReducing Corsets, Nos. 327 and 328, at $3.00 (the front of these models is shown on left.)

DONT NEGLECT YOUR RIGHT to ENJOY NEMO COMFORT! Study your figure, learn its needs, and then get your dealer to fit you in the RIGHT Nemo. That is the one sure way to harmonize HEAL, TH and COMFOiTwith UP-TO-DATE STYLE. e-w IN ALL GOOD STORES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Smo HysUnicFashhm Instfatr. N. 7.

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ASK IX) II iJUPGMIOT. Judgment for $3,000 is a.-jked by the First Trust it Savings Co. of Mishawaka in a suit against John and Kmmu Ludwig filed Friday. The trust company asks the foreclosure of a mortgage on Mishawaka property given in security for a note for $2,500, executed in August, 1905.

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ura! color, stops Itching, removes dandruff, i - 1 1 A t.nw . . man tl'Ami TI

child heavy and beautifully glossy. Mail Tree Coupon Today. Red our Guarantee. Try It at our risk.

PI IKK fl.00 PACKAGE COUPON. Fill In your name and address on tb blank lines below, cut out the eoui on and mail to The 1'oso Comfrnn, 4'TS F.k Bldf?.. Cln4nnAtl. Hii. Unclose ten cents In staruira or silver ns an evidence of good faith nnd to Lelp cover packing, pt:ige. etc., nnd a full 1.00 pacta ce will be Pent you at once by mail, prepaid, free of chars?. Xarr.e

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Pays For theWantAd that brings you a roomer and money for that room which is now bringing you in nothing. Instead of simply inserting an ad like this:

FURNISHED ROOM-Gtiitleman only. JS4C E. I'lne Ktgo a step further and tell something about the room, its advantages, etc., for people looking for rooms are looking for comfort and will naturally seek those rooms which olTer it. Here is a sample of an attractive ad:

rinNISTn:i ROOM Oentlonwn only; referents rrwpiired and furnished; Cre-pl.-ieo, s('im he.it. kirge ?t, bath ih:irol with 1 th-r roonivr: cd fnnilMnr'; nar car line; !." mlnut-s frfot b unties. Ph'n. for appointrneTit. Lost ir.40 i:. Pine Kt.

Such an ad if truly descriptive of your room will brine: a roomer, seeking comfort, who will not quibble at a fair price tor the convenience oiTered.

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Shelly's Big Annual Horse Sale I will offer at Public Auction, nt the r-si! noj of Abo lly. f.a the A. P. Blossr farm. 3-4 rnilo. f F .rnk.-r. 4 mib.-? v. and I milo north of New Parir, .'nd ? milen southwest f ;..'.a n. i.k Wednesday, Feb. 18 SALi: TO COM.Mi:.N'Ci; I-'M'o O CIK K SUAItP 5011 ORSE 50 This Fine Lot ,i horses ;-.r.d m ires will coiiFist of .-hippiuc. f eing and general purpo hor-s and mar A fev --Irs ranging

from 2 to 7 years old. Forr.e. c -'o tarn r:.ui m riai. iluc ani-

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