The times dispatch. [volume], December 29, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

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ALLBANKSREPORT
PROSPEROUS YEAR
More Than $32,000 Will Be
Paid in Dividends on
January 1.
ARREST OF NEGRO FUGITIVE
At Large for Five Years?Boys
Charged With Robbery.
^ Other News.
TImos-Dleptiloh imi ,;?>,,
6 IJoIllngbrook Street.
Tclophonu 1185.
Petersburg. Vd., December 2S.
In quarterly and semi-annual dlvl
dcndH the four banks In ibis city will
pny about |32,000 to their stockholders
on Junuary 1. The year; bus been a
prosperous one in all lines of trade,
and the banks give evidence of this
prosperity.
Arrest of a I-Tvo-Ycnr Fugitive.
Chief of Police Itnglnnd last even?
ing received a letter from Police Cap?
tain J. A. Pctera. of Eli^uheth. N. J.,
advising hltn of the arrest in that city
of a negro passing under the nams of
Charles Saundors. A photograph of
the negro was Inclosed and informa?
tion was asked as to whether he was
wanted here. The photo was promptly
Identified as the picture of Theo Wil?
liams, wanted here for feloniously
shooting and seriously wounding one
Carrie Jackson, colored, in Juno. H'OO,
since which time he had b'con a fugi?
tive from Justice and believed to be
dead. The chief wired back to Eliza?
beth to hold the prisoner. Williams
was Indicted by the gland Jury to-day,
and on this indictment extradition
papers will bo secured and the man
be brought bach to Petersburg for
trlsJ.
Shooting Affair.
Two negroes. Henry Valentino and
Lee James, between whom an old feud
existed, met last night In Jail Alloy
and trouble at once occurred. Valen?
tine was accused by James of having
a pistol and of having It In for him.
As Valentine showed his pistol. James
attempted to wrest It from him.' and
In the BCliflle that followed the weapon
was twice discharged In the effort to
shoot James. One hall pasted through
(he. latter's hand and the other went
wild. Tames got possession of the
Weapon' and left. He was followed by
V'alentlne and assaulted on the head
with e. brick, causing painful Injuries.
Valentine was arrested "after a hot
chase, and wtrs this morning sent to
the Hustings Court for trial. Valen?
tine was fined 550 for carrying a
pistol.
Hoys Charged With llobliery.
Two white boys?George ltosser.
. ged seventeen years, and Purncll
Wells, aged fifteen?were charged In
?he Police Court this morning with
Notch COLLAR
Easy to put on, cany to take
off, easy to tie the tie in.
I5hs?tt. Pearly ,V Compsny, Nsker?, Troj. S\T
After Christmas Prices
ON
AT
Jones Bros. & Co., Inc.,
1418-1420 East Main Street.
1417 and 1419 East Main.
_Richmond. Va.
FOR CLOTHES
IDEA IS
Service
ilro.nl at Seventh. ?
W. Fred. Richardson's
Ktornire nnd Transfer Department.
Main and nolvldere Sts.
Haullnc. Packing^ and Storing High,
flrode Household Goods.
Phones: Madison' 843, day; Monros
night.
A New Year Gift
Supreme
Is the Choice
Walter D. Moses &
Co. Piano
Come to our store now and
select one. The best Piano at
the price.
Write for free catalog.
Walter D. Moses &
Company
103 E. Broad St.
Oldest Music House in Va.
and N. C.
houeebreukliiK and robbery, and were
sent on tor Indictment and trial. The
Charge ugulnst them was that ot
breaking Into Cummlngs's pool room,
on .Sycamore Street, and stealing tlre
worka, cigarettes and cigars.
IClopctl to North Carolina.
.Mir,:; Annie Crontlc and Goorge
Sheffield, a well-known young couple,
residing In the western part of the
city, eloped to North Cardlinn yester?
day, where they were married.
\V. I. Smith and Miss Early Stevens,
of Chesterfield county, were married
last night In the parsonage of West
.Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
tho Kev. Lloyd C. Moore performing
tho ceremony.
Masonic Observance.
Under the auspices of Powhatan
Starke Lodge, the three Masonic lodges
of Ihla city last night appropriately
observed and celebrated the festival of
BU John the Evangelist. A large num?
ber of members of the order Joined In
tho ceremonies. After the exercises in
the lodge room the company sat down
to an elaborate supper. The formal
address of the evening was delivered
by jhe Ilev. 10. P. Dundrldge, rector of
M. Paul's Episcopal Church. hlH sub?
ject being "Manhood," and the futili?
ties that combine to make the per?
fect man Orlef and pleasant talk;!
were made by several members, and
tho evening passed off delightfully.
tlol'H to Conference.
Principal W. It. Htnithoy, of the
High School, and Secretary A. W.
Walsh, of the Y. M: C. A.. wTO lake
a number of boys to Itlchmond to?
morrow afternoon to attend the Vir?
ginia Older Christian i??ys' Confer?
ence, to be. held in that city Decein- i
Pcrmnal nud General.
It la reported that Robert E, Olli, for
years head of tho clothing lirm of CMii
& iloy, will become a candidate for Tlfj
ofllc; of City Sergeant, now tilled by
John II. Evans. i
Miss Lydlu r. Pond, granddaughter
of Captain John S. Clary, left i^st night
for Rocky Mount, N. C. where she is]
to he mat tied 10 Thomas Brooklleld, of
Oklahoma, who was lately an ncior at
one of the theatres in this city*
The patients at the Central State
Hospital were given a splendid dottier;?
at Christina?, and since then have been
given varied entertainments. The pa- 1
Hen is were generously remembered by
their relatives and friends, aa well us.
by the authorities of the institution.
The annual Christinas entertainment'
at the Market Street M. K. Church took
place last night and was greatly en?
joyed by ail present. The children ot
the .-'uii.lay school were generously re-,
mcmbcred by Santa Claus, and a lib
oral supply of good things was re- ,
served for the poor.
Mr?. W. II. Edwards, wife of Rev. \V,
II. Edwards, of itlchmond, I* visiting
friends Jicre to-day.
[Special to Tha Times-Dispatch.] i
Li nchburg, \ a., December ^s.?The j
fact tnai Junn Li, Leu lias become iden- |
tuieu ivitn the dete'nse in tne case
against l>4orge E. iiuutilun, the Kock- !
Ingnam county railway postal clerk,!
\wio is caargeu with stealing a pack
ago containing {20,000 from the man*,
means thai tne case wili not be tried
at tho January term- of tne United
Elates District Court, which meets at
Churloltesvillc oh January 8.
Ml Lei v\ ill l>0 at Dial lime engaged,
Iii Ins dual preparation of the aeiense !
of Roy Clarence RiCheson for ihe Lin-j
Iiell murder In Boston, and it would bei
impossible for him to assist in ' the i
case if It were called during thd sit- '
ting of the court at C.iarlotiesvllle. i
This means that Huffman will get
a trial before a Jimy in the Federal '
Court here at Its March term, although '
it is understood that It Is the purpose
of the district attorney, Barnes (311
lesple, to present the case to the grand
Jury at the Charlottesville court for
Investigation. There l5 no doubt that
Huffman will be Indicted, and then tae
case will be transferred back to Lvnch
burjs for trial In March.
George B. Caskle has been counsel' for!
Ilnrfninn since arrangements wore made for'
the preliminary hearing, and ho appeared
before Judge McDowell here early during
the present month In mi effort to secure n
reduction of the bail bond from $25,000, As- .
soclatcd with him at that, tlmo was D.
Wnmplor Bnrmnn, a youns attorney from 1
Itarflsonburg, who It also expected to bo
Identified with the case when It comes to!
trial here In March.
Until .Mr. Dec ivaa retained In the case I
It whs generally expected that tho caso i
would be tried In Charlottesville In an cf- ;
fort to have It disposed of iarller than It
would be If tried hero at tho regular silting
of the tribunal In March.
The case will bring a conslderahlo number
of witnesses here for the trial, for It will
be necessary for the government to trace'
the packngo from ihr, time it originated un- j
til it was reported mli:sing, ;is woll nk other
witnesses to tell ?f Huffman's movements
in Washington and In nuekingham county
the day following (he alleged robbery.
Mnsous P.lect Oflleern.
fSpoci.il to The Times-Dispatch.J I
Eureka Mills, Va? December 28.?At'
a meeting of St. John's Lodge of Masons, i
held Innt ni^ht. tho following officers
were elected for the onsulng year: i
Worshipful Master, Arthur L. Cox: !
Senior Warden, Lea W. Morion; Junior ?
Warden. C. A. Hoy; Treasurer, Captain
A. J. Terry; Secretary. Robert P.
Hutcheson,; Senior Dencrm, I,. H.
Thompson: Junior Deacon, C. M. Hutehe
son; Tiler, J. T. Dunnnvant: Chaplain.
Itov. R. L.\McNalr; Stewards, J. C.
Cary. 13, E. Glbbs.
After the olsctlon of officers, the
members of tho lodge, with their
friends, went to the Caledonia "Hotel,
where a delightful banquet was served.
.T. c. Cirrtnnton acted ns tonsimnst?r.
An Ico Cream for discriminating peo?
ple?Tho Velvet Kind,
WANTSIATE FARM
TOPRODUCESER?M
Legislature Will Be Asked for
Money for Prevention of
Hog Cholera.
_________ j
ALL MEMBERS QUALIFIED
-
I
Last Commission Goes to Mem?
ber of Legislature?Demand
for Institutes.
Through tho catabltohmont of a hoc
farm on a small scale, and the em?
ployment of a man skilled In the
preparation of cholera serum, the De
jmrtmcnl of Agriculture hopes, pro?
vided It cun gain tho approval of tho
Legislature, to save millions of pounds
of hog meat, to make hog raising a i
most profitable occupation, and to re?
tain in the State the money which
now goes to the West. Commissioner j
Kolner has made the recommendation
for free hog cholera serum to the Vlr-.i
glnta farmers. In his annual report, ',
and now ho has determined to ast
for tho money to produco the scrum.
It now cut.i 35 cents n dOBO, and Sir.
Kolner Is sure he can have It mado
in this State much more cheaply than
It can be procured from manufacture! a
elsewhere.
It might cost. JJ.oon to put up tho
buildings, buy the hogs, feed them, ]
and pay the salaries and expenses, j
This is what Ohio appropriates each 1
year. 'Tho.Ttoga are inoculated, killed I
and tho scrum securod with which to
Inoculate more bogs, to kill them an 1
get more serum and Inoculate more I
hogs, so on ad plggorum. In tho
meantime the serum la distributed i
free of all cost to any citizen of the |
State, and Is U3ed In preventing cholera
and thus preserving the lives of hogs
and averting a great economic waste.
ALL GET CERTIFICATES
Last Hxpcnac Account Filed by Mem?
ber of Legislature.
[ The last certificate of election to tho |
General Assembly was mailed yester- ;
day by Chief Clerk .1. M. Hayes, of the I
ohice of the Secretary of the Common- !
wealth. This means that the last ex- j
per.se account In the November elec?
tion was received yesterday, three j
weeks behind time. A week ago four j
commissions were still In the office. j
A fine of not exceeding $5.000 Is tho '
penalty for failure to rend in these
fitatertH-nts within thirty days aftir '
an election, to he recovered In an ac?
tion brought in the name of the Com?
monwealth by the Attorney-tleneral ir
a Commonwealth's Attorney, nut no ;
such action baa ever been brought, the !
.Secretary merely wltholdiug the cer- j
11 flea to until the necessary paper
received.
DEMAND CERTIFICATES
I armor* Ask ' fur Meetings Refund
I'OHer of K?lner to Supply.
Bulletin No. 61. Of tlie Department |
ot Agriculture, has been 'ssued by
Commissioner Kolner. It Is the farm?
ers' institute edition, treating especial?
ly of this branch of the activities 'if j
the department. Alfalfa growing, hog- [
raising, dip for sheep and goats, fer?
tilizer analysis and seed analysis are
t rented.
following are some of the. com?
ments on farmers' Institutes:
"As the fellow who has been study
in.- the principles of agriculture for
twenty years, und he will lell you
lie has not learned the alphabet yet."
"The demand for Institutes Is rapidly
increasing, and while In the pu^t In?
stitutes have been held In sections
where they were not asked for. It will
be the policy of the department In th<? |
future to hold them only where there '
is a demand made for them. It will be im?
possible with the limited- means now
at the disposal of the commissioner to
Hundreds of commendations from
-Ninas users?The Velvet Kind Ice.
'ream.
DOW 7' JUDGE
By other Player Piano.-, for the
APOLLO DOES EIGHT NECES?
SARY THINGS no other player
ran do. It is a pleasure to us to
ilcmonstratc this to you.
Lee Fergusson
Piano Co.
119 East Broad Street.
The8,GilLESKS0pt,ca,C0,
Main and a Broad and Third
Eighth SU. 3 Next to Corner
Best? _f Everything Optical and
Photographic
The "Light House of Business
Directing More Forcefully, More
Certainly and More Cheaply, the
Great Buying Public, to the Houses
of Reliability and Progress
See the Beautiful Example Every
Night, Corner Seventh and Main
Sts., Then Let Us Tell You More.
& POWER CO.
accommodate even all those who want
Institutes."
Getting Auto Licenses.
Automobile licenses are now going
out from tho office of the Secretary
"i the Commonwealth at the ratu of
200 a day. Owners must apply before
the etui of the year, If they desire to
retain their old numbers.
I\ SBRJO?8 CONDITION.
Han Wounded Several liny* Ago Get.?
No Mi-dlcnl Attention.
i Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Danville, Va., December 2S.?An ex?
traordinary case of ncglcot is reported
from 'Mount Cross, a siuull vitlugu a
few miles from here. On Sunday even- 1
ing a negro, Elijah Christian, shut a
white man named Will Mays as the
result of a quarrel. Mays was shot
in the abdomen and was carried to a!
friend's house nearby. Since that j
time- no physician has been to ace the
wounded man, and he remains just us
ho was, with about titty shots In his j
abdomen anil about forty others in his 1
groin. Doctors were summoned from
here and from that neighborhood, but j
tney were not able to attend to hl in. i
Mays was a very pour man, but friends
guaranteed to pay for any services
rendered and also for his hospital 1
charges if brought to this city. Owing
to the fact that no doctor has seen
Mays, no one has cared to take the
responsibility of bringing the wounded
man over the rough roads her? for j
fear he should die while en route, so I
he still lies in bed, with a few friends j
caring for him.
PRISONER IS IDENTIFIED
AS ADDEDEU CHECK FLASHED
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Bristol, Va;, December 2i>.?Chief of|
Police Keller has received a picture
troni ciitton Forge by which he posi?
tively identifies the man now In Jail
at Covlngton as Boy M. Sullivan, nlias
Jones, who Is wanted for numerouc
alleged forgeries committed here and
also for similar operations In a num
ber of Virginia towns. Sullivan posed |
as a man experienced in clerical work
when he came here recently. Ho so- j
cured a position with a local munufnc
luring (Inn, married a lirlstol girl, ',
thru. It Is said, took the company's j
blank checks and tilled them In for I
various amounts nnd cashed them. He ]
then disappeared, leaving his bride
of a few days here. Ho Is said to be I
a 'Pennsylvania!!.
FEDERAL AM) STATE OFFICERS
CLASH OVER PRISONER
[Special to The Times-Dispatch ]
Bristol. Va., December 28.? William M.
Null, a young Virginian, arrested hero
to-day by Detective G. B. Baldwin on
v. charge of having robbed the Nor?
folk and Western depot at Grciseclose.
Va., December 21, lias become the ob?
ject of contention between the local
and Federal authorities. Null had just
enlisted for service in the United States
Army anil was In the local recruiting
station when located. The officer In
charge of the recruiting station de?
clined to surrender Null, clajjnlng Fed?
eral Jurisdiction, and a clash was nar?
rowly averted between him nnd the
local police. Policemen stood guard
at the door until a warrant had been
procured and Null was taken, despite
the protests of the recruiting olllcer.
Strother?Wiltshire.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch; I
Spotsylvanla, Va., December 23.?
Lewis Strother. of Clllpopjr county,
and Miss Lucy J. Wiltshire, of Spot-;
ftylvanla county, were married to-day
by Dev. Decatur Edwards, of the Bap?
tist Church. Mr. and Mrs., Strother will
take a Northern bridal lour, and, return
.Ing, will reside in Spotsylvanla county.
Approaching Mnrrlnge.
[Special to Tho Tlmos-Dispntch.]
Froderlcksburg, Va,? December as.?
Announcement Is ino.de of - the ap?
proaching marriage of Miss Maude Lee
Carneal. daughter of A. D. Carneal,
of ihhi city, to Potor Vincent Sweeney
The marriage will bu solemnized in
this city on tho evening of Tuesday,
I January 2.
PAGE IS SEEKING
DEW'S POSITION
Hanover Man Withdraws From
Auditor's Race and Would Be
Second Auditor.
Rose Well Page, former member of
the House of Delegaten from Hanover
county, and former chairman of the
House Committee for Courts of Jus?
tice, has withdrawn from the contest
for the ofllce of Auditor of Public Ac?
counts, and seeks the position of, sec?
ond Auditor of Virginia. The latter
position Is held by Judge John (1. Dew,
of King and Queen county, who has
served two terms, and who up to this
announcement has had no opposition
for re-election.
Sir. Pago had been regarded as a
possibility in the Auditor's race in the
event of a deadlock, but In view* of
hist late entrance into the Held, it is
probable that hut few votes were
pledged lo him. It Is understood that
these will be divided among the other
candidates without making a material
change.
Uii the other hand, it Is said that a
good many members arc pledged to
Judge Dew, while it is stated that |n
view of Mr. Page's race, aomc pledges
wlll.be withdrawn and support trans?
ferred. The Hanover man is, of
course, also handicapped here by the
fact that his opponent has been busy
for months, while he hue but two
weeks In which to prosecute a can?
vass.
Curds Are Out.
[Special to The Tlmos-Dlspatch.]
Frcdcrlcksbttrg, Va.;, December 28.?
Cards are out for the marriage of M'.ss
Constance Nelson Adams, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. (leorge M. Adams, of
Caroline county, to Charles Ashton
N'unn. tho ceremony to lake place at
Hopcwell Methodist Church, In Caro?
line county, on the evening of January
3. I ? - ? - ?
A new creation?Maple Nut, Tho Vel?
vet Kind Ice Cream.
Fresh French Candy, lb.8c
Christmas Mixed Candy .10c
All Cream Candy, lb.10c
Fresh Caramels, lb.10c
Albcmarle Sweet Cider, gallon.30c
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen.27c
Fresh Country Butter, lb.28c
New Dates, lb.8c
Albcmarle Pippin Apples, 30c peck;
or, per barrel ..$3.00
Sl'.On bottles Huffy Malt Whiskey.. .85c
Finest Seeded Raisins, 1-lb. pkg.lie
Finest Layer Figs," 1-lb. pkg.15c
Finest London Layer Raisins, 1 lb. ..10c
New Dates. 1-lb. pkg.9c
New Mixed Nuts, per lb.12.'-ic
C hocolate Drops, per lb.12j/c
Finest Shredded Coioaruit, per lb.,. .. .15c
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen.18c
Sweet Florida Oranges, per dozen, 20c,
25c, 30c and .35c
Large Malaga, Grapes, per lb.12jjC
'Chalmers Gelatine, .! pkgs.25c
Stag Gelatine, par package.5c
Wine for jelly, per quart.20c
New Minccnie.il, per |>6nitd.'..8c
Assorted Jellies, per pound ....,.5c
Large ? nicy Cocoa nuts.6c
Cape Cod Craubci ries. per quart.12c
ALLS COLLAPSE;
10 OHE INJURED
Excavations for State Building
Cause of Accident?Char?
ters by State.
[Special to The Tltnes.-Dlspa.tch.]
Raleigh, N. C, December 28.?The
northwest wall ot the express build
, ing on Fayettevlilc Street collapsed
I this afternoon while excavations were
lu progress for the $250,000 Slat build?
ing. At that point the new walla will
come up to the express building, and
too large a section of the deeper
I foundation was made before concreto
I reinforcement was put In. The section
of tiio wall, fifteen to thirty feet, sbl?
I lapsed with a frightful crash. The "act
ihat the roof and the inner framework
I of the express building arc self-sup*
I porting saved the building from fuN
I ther wreckage. That no one was in
jjured seems miraculous.
Superintendent llolllday. of the State
building; wus sick in bed for a couple
? of days, and tins accounts for the
mistake In foundation work.
The excavations are being made In
Capitol Square for the granite base
for the bronze statue of Dr. Charles
; D. Mclvcr, and the statue will bo In
' stalled Within the next few weeks, al
1 though there will be no unveiling of It
I until soiuu time In the spring. The
I statue, which is of bronze, heroic
I size, has already arrived. There is to
! be an exact duplicate of It tor the
grounds of the Stale Normal and In?
dustrial College, Greensboro, Which
was founded by Dr. Mclver, this in?
stitution being the crowning effort of
his useful career. The statues are by
F. W. Kucksiuhl, who bus also de?
signed the marble busts of distinguish?
ed Carolinians that have been placed
I in the State House during the past
few years.
The Wade Stockard Co., of Greensbor j,
received a charter to-day from the
Slate for a general mercantile business
with 525,000 capital authorized and ?5.
000 subscribed by Wade Stockurd.
Hugh McGu'gan. II. S. Wlmblsh, of
Dynehburg, Vtt., and others as incor
porators. There was also a domcstlca
i tlon for the Mchane Virginia Laud and
Water Power Company, of Hyrdvillo.
Vn., with the principal North Caro?
lina otlice at Spray, N. C, where S. H.
Marshall, the president of the corpo?
ration resides.
Stato Superintendent of Public In?
struction J. Y. Joyner has gone to
Greensboro to attend a regular meet?
ing of the executive beard of the State
Normal and Industrial College, of
which he Is chairman.
W. M. Creeah, of Clayton, has In?
stituted suit against the Southern
Railroad Company for damages alleged
to have been sttstnlncd Christmas
Day on the train from Ualeigh to Clay- '
ton. . .e quarreled with the ticket
collector on the train, tho latter being
charged with having beaten htm over
the bend and face with his ticket
punch. The quarrel was over the
amount of money Hint should he col?
lected from Creech for. Clayton-Rhloigh
furo. Creech is demanding $5,000 dam?
ages.
Cotton Statistics.
Liverpool, December ~2*.? Following
tiro tho weekly cotton statistics:
Imports, all kinds, 113.000 bales, im?
ports, American. 106.000 bales. Stock,
all kinds. 807,000 bales. Stock. Amor
You can read the enjoymont In your
guests' faces when you serve then:
with Tho Velvet Kind leo Cream.
lean, 6j6,000 bales. American forward?
ed. 48,000 bales. Total exports, 9,500
bales.
Total sales, all kinds, 14,000 bale*.
Total sales, American, 13,000 bales.
I'.ngllsh spinners' takings, 00,000 bales.
Total exports, 9.000 .bales. Quantity
alluat, all kinds, 3 01,000 bales.
Quantity afloat, American, 2911,0110
bales. Total sales on speculation, CO')
bales. Total ?ale.-, to exporters, 1,600
bales.
Cnrnenl?Schalet cr.
fSpeclal to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.]
Spotsy Iva nln, Va., December 23.?
[ Olle Carneal, of Do it Is a county, nnd
-Miss Mn.itnolln Sehnlcter, of Spotsyl
vnnlu county, were married at tho
Methodist pnrsonnire here to-day by
Itev. S, H. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Oar*
tieal will reside in 1. ilsa county.
Spotsylvanln Pnrms .Sold.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Spotsylvanln, Va., December 28.?
I James P. Turnley, of Spotsylvanln.
i county, and James J. Rroaddus hnvo
sold their (arms at Penny's. In this
county, the former for $r..000 and tho
j latter for $3.000 lloth of these par?
ties will move to North Carolina.
Children Gry
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plumbing to the modern, up-to-date,
sanitary fixtures. It means comfort
and health to you.
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j Wholesale Plumbers' Supplies ;
: South Eighth Street, Ittcbmond, Vtu
MILLER'S
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Hits No Equal.
Antiseptic. Purifies. Cleanses.
.Makes quills hard and healthy. A
delightful mouth wash.
T. A, MILLER CO.,
Druggists, 519 E. Broad.
Mad. 3199. Hourly Deliveries.
Ask Grocers, Druggists Dealers Jar
POMPEIAN
LUCCA
OLIVE OIL
Genuine?Pure?Healthful
Choice Selection of
Christmas Gifts at
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