The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], March 30, 1917, Page FIVE, Image 5

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This announcement will bring a prompt
response from women whose purses are restricted to a
Nin jteen-dollar outlay. Likewise those who add an
additional suit or so to their wardrobes each season to relieve their costlier
suits of the stress of hard service. These are .smartly-styled TailJeurs and
imports. Models, brimful of character, excellent of cut. tit and finish, in most ac
l eeptabl'e colors and in sizes l'??r every one from 14 to 4<> bust. Tin- breadth of
selection is as surprisingly ^reat as is the value set forth at $19.00.
Easter
$1.50
J-Pr.
IN THESE COLORS
AND 50 OTHER SHADES
PURPLE 1
GOLD $1 pn;y
PONGEE [ 1 rair
' GRA Y
BROWN
GREEN
Note that the shades and colors are
most exactiugly correct and that the
values ;i re far in excess of what market
conditions would justify today. Onyx.
McCallum. Kayser. Phoenix. M.-F.. j
liorslon and Medalia brands si initio on t
of Lit >? u i i i ???>.>. The i*o seems to he only
one' worth while Hosiery store in this
??iry.
THE FAGT IS?
ARE 100 % PURE
. FLAX LINENS
WITH THIS STORE
And that" laer has become su (irmly
lixed in tin* minds of homekeepcrs, that
they i i' i longer **shoj> around."". but
i-ouii* directly here. first and foremost.
Sjdendid -Damasks so rare as t ?'?. he
? U'Xf to f I i.t * vanishing j?<?iur elsewhere,
are in ani|?ii' assortments here. Nap
kins. Matched Setts. Patterned Cloths
f'<-r the l\aMr-r table.
FLOWERS
--hand madi' full-blown t'lower> and
spravs for limne .beaut it'yinu- and 'deco
ra tiny;.
ROSARIES
? ??}' Amethyst. Pearl. Kmerald. Topaz.
Muonstoue. Jet. < inn let. etc.
9Sr to $4.48
BEADS
? ? 1 1* Ivory. Coral. Amber, Pearl. Jap
anese fabrications. et<*. (iraduated
and uniform sizes: all lengths.
250 to $2.98
VANITIES
Dili-ins Vanities of (ierman silver in a
great variety of shapes.
49c to S1-.49
IVORY
New Dn Barry patterns in brushes,
< "V?u lbs. Mirrors, Manicures. Trays.
?Jewel Boxes. Salve Boxes, etc.
BASKETS
Master decorative baskets tilled with
chickens and bunnies. Quite unique.
25c to 89c;
DOLLS
Madame ileiidron Character Polls l*? ?j
little boys' and little girls' Master
plavtime. 98o upward
'? FLAGS
Shapely little emblems of American
prestige. Coat lapel size with pin or
button fasteners. Enameled flags ?
19c. Jeweled flags ? ?9?.
SILKS
( )saki? Japanese Sports Silt in gray,
gold. old rose, green and bine. These
fur skirts, suits and dresses of un
usual character. Yard wide at $4.00
Fairway ? A close cousin to Khaki
Kool. An ivorv-colored sports silk
at " $4.50
SWEA TERS
Silk Sweater Coats in most of the beau
tiful rainbow hues. And Silk Sweat
ers are oh. ever so fashionable of fibre
silk, silk-blend and pure silk.
$5.98 up to $25.00
SEASONAL BEAUTIES WHITE AND MANY COLORS
Whenever women g*et their heads t:>get her and waists are the subject of dis
cission. re<t assured thai this store's pretty I douses come in for a favorable and
full <hyn- of tiie eonyersatiou. Between the greater cities TOO miles 1o the
northward and :i0() miles southward there is no other waist store that can com
pare fur an instant with this one. Now, we hare so many charming new Eas
ter styles to introduce ? the smartest versions from the designers who know
stvle best.
..STATE RESTS CASE AGAINST OF-;
FICER SEAMON'S SLAYER
YESTERDAY.
Relatives of Accused Man Relate,
Their Versions of the Fatal
T ragedy.
John Przeleuski ami Mrs. '
Si*sotar.--ki. father and oi. o." Fran*
Przctenslu wen* called to >viuu'vs
stand yest^rda afternoon '?> describe '
the events that attended ti:e shooting
of Police Patrolman Henrj Searuon.
noth testified that they were present
during the encounter wh"a the officer
attempted t<> arrest. Frank Pr/.eknskl.
One feature of ;h<- eid? r f'r/eb'nskl's
testimony couid not fail to attract the
atteatlon of spectators who have fol
lowed the case closely. That is .the
manner in which he illustrated
position of Officer Seamon and his,
son as the two shots were tired la
rapid succession. Frank Przvlenski's
right hand, as the father illustrated
it. held a revolver aimed at SeamonV:.
neck on almost identically the sam?*
angle as that which the buliet fc-<- j
lowed. Seamoa with his right hand |
tree had drawn a revolver from his;
own hip pocket but had not vet raised i
!t to a level with Przelenski's body. i
The officer's left hand, if the i lu -t r:>- .
? -ion was accurate, grasped l'r::ee a-,
ski's right wrist but the officer did <
not have a grip oil Pncelen-ki's sua]
and the defendant's fingers w<vt. Jn ?< i
o pull th^ trigger. ?nh?-r did I'rv.t* ;
lenskl have hold of Officer S-'utaor.V j
CASTOR I A
5 or Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Sought i
Bears the
Signature of
right hand as the officer drew lus own
gun as the defense has contended ail
th?? tim" h*? did.
To'd to Give Up Gjn.
Before iliusi rati"" of the J
tragedy to the jur Przelen-i
ski had told or i of the I
fatal evening leadtri^ ?y !?? the shoot- j
log. and told of going it.to his sun's
yard and i filing Frank If he had ai
gun to give i'. to tie- offirer.
"Let go (if tne," he testified his son!
said. " and I'll give if to you honest."
He told of holding his son's left arm
whiU- the officer held Frank's right
wrist and fingers with l.oih hands. Ho
let ?o and hurried out of the yard. he|
s;iid. when Seamon with his right.!
hand reached into his hip pocket. j
"I was afraid 1 wouhl get shot." hoj
siiii!. "I turned and looked back in,
time to s?>e the shots."
The chief feature of ihe sister's dl-i
rec.t testimony was her statement that1
her brother t.old the officer that If hoi
would let him go that he would girej
hirn the revolver, but that 'he officer'
did not h*t go. j
Contrary to the testimony of state ;
witnesses who said that Si-umon and :
Przelenski were standing from fourj
to six fp"t apart when the shuts rang]
out. she declared that her brother and!
the officer wore scuffling and than
! Ii.-y were not apart from the time thej
officer took h' ?l<i of lift* brother until '
til-- shots ran gout. j
Sister Gri'llcd by St^te.
Mrs. Sesotarski was made the <>b-;
ject of two bits of trilling examina
tion by the State. Sio* had It .stifled
that as her brother came around live
house she was standing on the s;rlc-j
walk, a little toward Forty-four'h ?
street from the gale and thai, .-he was!
there until '.he shots were The1
Stare's attorneys intimated ; ha' tin y
doubted if sit" wrs ar *li.it p'?if!t v.!;?r.i
til" srruggie hecat: II the ' x- 1
amination of John Pr>:?der \i t Jr?? de- !
fen-e recalled S. A. CiV'it . who has
testified ;ha! during the trouble he
was standing right across the s:r< .
He said that Mrs. Sesotarakl and. an
other woman wore near hinj, across
the street from Frank's house. just,
before tli? trouble. On cross-exami
nation Prosecuting Attorney . I >. A. Mc
Kee secured from Mr. Oivens the'
statement, that she was still on that!
side of the street when he saw the
forms of Oirici-r Sea moil ami Przelen
ski swaying in tin- gathering dark
ness.
"liidn'r yoil toll Laura Wodninslil
and Angela Wylti that. you would buy
Ihetn new Easter dressy if they would
testify differently when they came on
{his stand?" the prosecutor asked the
woman. ? ;
"Who? Mer
. "Yes. you."
"No sir, Uiey're liars." she snapped
back. ?
State Rests Case.
The State rested its direct rase 11
the Prz"len>*ki murder trial immedi
ately after noon yesierdaj. ('-plain
Frank Uherle. Patrolman WijUrm
Mick, Detective Dave deary. Rounds
men Henry Walker and Fl Minard.
j'atrolman Henry Bartholomew and
Court Stenographer lx>t:is Walters
were examined by the Stat-* yesterday
morning.
John Przelenski. the defendant's
father will he recalled to tin witness
stand for cross-examina:ion this morn
ing. Przelenski 'himself v. i i ; take iIj??
stand in his own def.-nse
Marriage License.
Fdwa.nl llendersho: .inc !?! m ui ;?
Well, borh of Belmont county, n
Deeds.
Clyde 1*. Amos. -p?-. ? al commis
sioner. to Harry Fa', is't. property in
Richland district: Sin ,uid usher con
sideration.
Carl IT. Hadsei and wife < < ? Jl?a
rietfa Day, lot In North Plcasanmn:
510 anil either Consideration.
Deeds of Trust.
On*' deed of tru-t and three release
rteeds were filed for record in the
county clerk' -? r ? tli ? ???* yesterday.
Fiduciary.
Chas. J. Smith f|'.i.i!i!it d a.- eveutor ]
of the will of dareno- F. VanNort, .
deceased. Bond. ?"00: Fr- d 1.. .M ?? n r> . i
.fll .; surety. A F. P.ryant. P. .' .Mc i
Von are cordially invited to see our special
EASTER DISPLAY
FINE FOOTWEAR
fur men, women and children
You will i)i'. greatly in temped, u e re sure,
in seeing the styles that are wfirn "in the l;i rtr*.'
sty 1 1* centers mid noting the large part art i
employed in modern shoe designing. Shoe per
fection not dreamed of a dozen years ago.
( Mil of town shoppers will be especially in
terested in the large munlier of styles shown,
affording a wide range for selection.
Nav Shoe Company
"None but g'ood shoes" Wheeling', W. Va.
FOR SATURDAY
Pineapple ami Cherry Pics.
20c eaoh.
OLIVE SPECIAL
Large Queen (Olives.
Quail.
? ' MACKEREL
A f ino Wright .Mackerel
with head ami tail ? ? i" f
20 c each.
LAYER CAKES
The "Ziiiuner (Quality" ?
order early.
35^ Kaeh.
PRUNES
?Just ill ? a few Ijii.vcs of
I lie largest California Prunes
grown ? ir? in 2u tn the il<.
30c Pound.
Kxfra Large .himUn Pears
32c Pound.
2217 Market Street.
Branch: Woodsdnle
Baking- Dept. 2350 Chap. St.
For This Week Only
Real Bargains in Pianos, Player
Pianos and Phonographs.
Star Pianos and Players
An<S O'.'a^rr Makes..
$375 Pianc, exchanged for
player, like new, _ $100
$350 New Piano, for?S175
$350 Mahogany Piano,
slightly used .$140
S550 New Player Piano,
for $425
$10 Worth of Music Rolls FREE
Special Music Roll Sale ? 50c
Music Rolls for 25c
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
(Miil'-v and Lalaycue (Iram-r. ai?
p raisers.
PAYING INSURANCE TAX. '
? 'emptying wiili a ili'ci.-ion of .1 utlji *
1 1 . i ? I ?- r- v ?*;. . Win -lin;: i ; : nr-;i in;?* un
derwriters are payitip ij|> bark i;ia di!"
iii<- ? ? i t v under i ho two per i- ? ' 1 1 1 insur
.'i net* lax ordinance. In .ill about. $W?.
"iMi of insurance lav wa* due the ci:y
when lin* case was won Council three
fats apo .raised the insurance lav
from ci!" a lid a half in mo per eetitJ
i'h.- insurance m? -n questioned colli!
? it's right to 'in so. A friendly t ? *s t
la.-j' was won by ih^ city in polico
i uurt. criminal court and circuit cour'.l
PA2N-WT.AE.Y PEOPLE CAN TllJO
S.EI.I2F
v ?? i':i iii-ri-M'-n people evf?r\-'
v li? i >? v. 1 1 m ? _ t<> v u ff. r Iw.mu.i"
? ;(i i ?! r- ! ' > c.ii'>v lew t-> "Main p'li'-f.
I'.M'i Hi I'lfU an?l hips, nervousness, j
. ??!ii. iii. s - < "! si-'t <? ! i ^'i - !-? ! ? r-ij "tomai ii,
. ? ??iis:i|imM ii. ;ii! result
I.. in \?-nk s'lie -* sh !<M?rys. j,j?| irrc-j
l.lmlil'T !??!'. I-'"]- ; Ki'iney l'l|!-?
1 1 ? i'r'.ni ;i: v ? rv i i ! iIh^i-m. Kropmi
?? 1 1 It ati'l rid" v.iiir system of tlif
I ???!?.? ?!!>? I ? a ' i-i'is-- your imn anil mlfry.
KMny IV'is w ill r- 'pTc ynur kid
:? ?- In ti-al'.hy ? ? ? 1 1 ? ? : . . sir| give yen1
> i. k y.iur health .'mil s1 rt-mr' Ii. !?"?"? salol
??y J' ill ii < *? >1- man .<? < "?>:
CASES ARE RESET. ' |
Ti.rei ? i-i-s u ere reset in criminal!
? .Mi;-: y ?\-;i?'!'da> Si'lla I'itchie and!
I'-ipp'Tt. t'linr.i'd with obstruct-)
inp justice, and licor^f lieisipr "will j
If tried on April Hi.
HEARING ON APRiL 2.
, ? |
Nick Smi'li will liav?; a hearing on!
a charge of operr.iine ;? speakeasy J
before Siju'rc i!. i!, Mobbs oil Monday.1
April -. Smith w.is arrested by Pro '
Mhii mi Officer Martin N.-id'-r." \V? -? ! -
ncsd.'.v !;iglit. Tin- justice fixed i h?- '
! i . r ? rt da ! e > ? sierda y j
nu
The Great Body Builder. !
CKEATES HEALTH AND STSENGT H I
PREVENTS COr-DS AND OE.IP
Ono Bottle Will Prove It.
C. ILGRIE T & CO. I
,U?3 Market Street. 1
V. Clement Jenkins of Pratt's Federrl ,
Course Organizing Class ? Speaks
at Dinner Today.
V. i 'lenient ,1' iikiu.j. lepresentati ve '
of the Cbnrles L. Pratt course of for
eign aiul dottiest if trades. nrrl veil I
Wheeling yesterday afternoon anil
wii(i in conference with ;i number of
business' rin- 1! ami niauiitaci lifers in
tin* Winkling Commercial association
headquarters. La.-! evening lie ex
plained tin- course it!' si tidies to a
rus in >)?t of prosp? ~.t i:i*>m> i s of this
city.
.Mr. Jenkins is mi- of ihe best in
funned men in the country relative to
foreign i 11 1 p? ?:t a ' ioii- and exportation*,
lie Is represent ins ili>- government in
promoting the study among lite manu
facturers. busine-s men ami young !
men who wish n> ; a k ? tip the study.
Mr. Jenkins is th.' official representa
tive of l?r. Charles L. 1'rnt.l. one of,
th" high federal officials of the de
partment of foreign and domestic com
merce. depa rt re-ir . The course of
study is i ndorsed lr some of the most
prominent men of ihe'couturj. includ
ing J. A. Farr-ii of Pittsburgh, ( resi
dent. of the Cnited States Steel ror
po ration. The studies may lie taken
up by any one interested in foreign
trade at a minimum expense, the only
cost being for th" actual ? ost id' text
books and other reading matter.
Mr. Jenkins will speak before a
luncheon meeting today at noon in
the Hotel Windsor. Invitations have
been sen' out by the Wheeling ' om
111 erica I asso<-ia: ion to many promi
nent manufacturers, business ami pro
fessional men in tins community to at
tend. Invitation, however, is extend
ed to all who wish to attend the lunch-'
eon and hear the address by Mr. Jen
kins. He will bt at tiie Commercial
headquarters ?odav.
MM ENLIST 10 FIGHT
Large Enrollment in Vacant Lot
Vegetable Ciub ? Specist
Prizes to Children.
: That tie- iii-'is co.-t of living will be
.-ucces.-'lull \ torn bill ted in many of the
hoims of Wit rlinu ihis year is evi
denced b> tiie rapidly increasing
inembersiiip ;n tie House Ilerr
iiiann Vacant Lot and Hack Yard
Vegetable Harden Club
Man.'. >ampl".- of soils have i
received and ih?\-e are already b?-i n^r
tested. .Mr. Heorge K. House. Jr.
superinlendent in charae of this move
ment. expressed surprise and hearty
assurance that this vicinity, as judged
by tests already made, will he pro
ductive of, generous crops.
Many new persons enroll eacli day
and the bustle around the enrollment
bureau on the llrst floor of the store
attests to the inter's; this movement
i is creatine.
In appreciation of; tie interest
'shown by the hoys ami girls. Mr.
i House lias announced prizes of $50
I in cash to !>? awarded to the boys and
J girls who have the most successful
i season with ;i 15x3u ft. lot.
i Although one thousand members
i were originally expected to join, it
.now appear.- that many more than
| this number will be enroll- d.
LOCAL GROCER FAILS.
Koy Eshenbn.ufrli Tiles Voluntary Peti
tion in Bankruptcy Yesterday.
A vohitnry petition in bankruptcy was
; r i I ? I in tin* 1 1 1 federal I'i'lirl yesn-rdiiy
by I1.'",- Ks'!.-p!?;intfh, uroi > r ,in>l meat,
il'-aler. through S. (>. Itovre. l.i? ;? r t ? ?r
ney. I .oa l>! i it ies. $ I. !"*!'. ?',r. . ;i etj*.
JUSTICE SHOP NOTES
S?|ilir?' W i". Ivlckhati: >estrr?i.iv Silt* < i
.tehn i '..verts, a ?-trance le-nr". * and
f<>r drinking in tin*. It:ilt irnore X
< ? 1 1 i < ? depot .
i: Urah-v an. I f'.j t.. wis t > n?:*i
?."? .?i!ti| i-rt.s;.-. ;?!>:? ??? t'er heirm i ill >'N ie:i t -
ed in the depot. The ilie-s were paid.
SALE IS COTtriRMED
.liiiiii* U. M. Addlenmn in circuit court
j.stcrday liand".' down an order con
firming the sale of prop.-riy involved In
the suit "f thi* Scuti I.iinil'. r company
vs. Timet hv K'iMiisou. The order also
directs that the ilnat report of tie sp-v
cml conimlssion.T 1 filed
i HOON-BAT SERVICE AT
ST. MATTHEW'S TODAY
Today at !>'. AT r> tt hew's church will l?i
? i lie regular N'oon-day s'lvlve under
t lie aiispi--es of ti. I'.roi hei hooit of S:.
Andrew These >--r\ i<-.-y i >. Rin promptly
.v I;' ?.'*? and ? u ' promptly :<! 1 1* -."re The
is i Host ..ordia !l\ ii;vitc.J to a'
teml.
MUST CLEAN UP DEBRIS.
S:re.'t < ominis.-iom'r Stutnpp yes
t? tain} Fssik-iI an order r< quiring driv
??*?> of wagon, and trucks to clean up
debris which tliey drop on the street.
The ruder is tin* outcome of a lot of
broken ula.-s being left on a prominent
sin? t when ;\?o barrels of beer bot
? l'-s dropped from a wagon
. KEY. MILLEIi LEAVES.
I\m\- Ard-ii K Milo-r. p;u?-;or of the
Immanii'M Hapti.-l church, who has re.
-itie>rl t<^ incept a cali to th.* pa^tomte
of ih- t-'>of,i..:- .hur.'h in Weii-iMir^,
. M>e.-t?? te tiike .-iiarRe April 1. He sue
'?evds R<-v. .1. 1 1- i'.e'k. resigned.
FREW HALL fl
. NAVY ENSIGN,
.1. Frew Kali, former Postmaster
James K. Hull's son, now located in
Philadelphia in the insurance business
bus bei n commissioned an ensign in
tlit? United Stale's navy coast det'-Mue
reserve.
In the event of hostilities with r.er-j
many, young Hall will be in command <
of one of the navy's 110-foot subiua-!
rlne chasers, hundreds of wh'ch are!
now being hurridly constructed to j
guard again.u the German submarine
menace.
ALIENS EXAMINED !
FOR citizenship:
Twenty-three Foreigndrs, Including
One German, I nterqogatec' by
Examiner Yesterday.
Twenty-ihree aliens of t.he Wheel
ing district, were given a preliminary
examination for citizenship yesterday j
in the federal court room by Examiner |
II. J. Groff of the Pittsburgh office'
Several of those who had hied their i
petitions for the examination failed i
to appear. There were a lew hold-!
overs from lasi fall examination also!
interroga I'd yesterday. Among those;
examined the majority were Austrians i
and Servians. There was only one!
German to he examined. The exami-l
nation is preparatory 10 the routine I
examination to he given at. the regular!
May term of federal court here by i
Judge A. G. Dayton.
Mr. Groff said lasi evening that rhe
men examined yesterday were unusu
ally well qualified to become Anieri
eau citizens and that with few. if any,]
exceptions they -a ill be given iheir;
papers in May. Mr. Groff examined a1
iargo number of aliens from Belmont'
eouniy, Ohio, in the federal court room
| here early in the week, and left, last
night for St. ( 'lairsville, Ohio, on of- j
ticial business.
ADVERTISERS CONTROL !
NEWSPAPER'S POLICY
i Albert Dennis Declares Before Men's
! Liberal Club at Meeting in
Windsor Last Night. ;
The advertiser dictates the p.?iicy|
of the newspaper even to iis editorial j
page, said Albert Dennis of the:
Wheeling Majority, speaking before,
the M-'ii's Liberal dub at its monthly
meeting in the Hotel Windsor last'
night.- Nothing is published even if :
j he public demands, that would in thoj
least effect the business of ihe paper's
I advertisers, lie declared.
1 Mr. Dennis spoke in ine place of \V. !
, i;. Hilton, editor of. the Majority. Mr. j
Hilton contracted a severe cold in his j
throat and had to cancel his engage- ;
nient.
| The newspaper is one of the six
! leading industries of ihe cumin.., ii.u
| the investor receives interest amount- j
LACKING VIGOR VITALITY!
AND AMBITION ? |
i Then take a short course of Pamgin
Tablets with Gentian. Doctors recent
discovery that rebuilds flesh, health
and strength with a speed that is amaz
ing. i I
i I --very package sold on guarantee of!
satisfaction or money back. Your:
druggist can supply you. C. H. Griest :
, Co. sells lots- of it.
P T
* MOUimNGS . i
Q and,^ f
0 DIAMOND* JEWELRY {
? f
f We gladly suf mit without 1
m charge designator special a
1 order work. *
r f
a Consult us th.? next time J"
(you require artistic mount- *
ings of any stylo. \
^ Watches, Clicks and 4.
^ Jewelry repaired. ^
<j t
! RANCHER'S J
(j Jewelers. Silvei smiths and f
$ Importt-rs. t
{ 1223 Markel Street. {
* f
DEVILED CRABS
SPECIAL
FRIDAY AJTD tIATTODAT
5d EACH
OYSTERS, 35o PER QT.
All Rinds of Fresh arid Smoked Fish.
J. L. KENNEDY
Stall 58, north end M>.rket Andltorinm
in^ to only two per o-nt on his inevst
innnt. the. speaker pointed out. '
"Time was when '.newspaper writ
ers faced death and $ven died in tell
ing the truth, in theii^ papers. but now
it Is supplanted W' those whose ?
mouths wuier at the i^nkle of the cash
register," was a statement made.
BLOCkId FljjE PLUG.
In police court yesterday morning
J. Jacobs, a Bellaire^baker, was fined
*5 anu costs for a violation of the
r.rafilc- ordinance. Jacobs left his
truck standing in fn-nt of a fire plug
where it blocked access of the fire
department to the ""plug had a fire
occurred at the time
V
WATER RUINING WALL.
The board of cdnfrol vesterday in
structed City Engineer C. B. Cook to
draw up specifications for draining
the road ai the Top;Mill. The chem
ical filled water fron* the mill is ruin- v
ing the big retailing wall at that -
point. ' -j
JURORS rFpO^T MONDAY.
Jurors called for duty in Part I cl "
circuit court will report for dui.v to
Judge R. M. Addle.m:in. Monday morn
ing. Tho jurors in. Part II will not
report until April 1U. Judge Hervey
will preside. in thaucourt.
Get Ready for l
House-Cleaning ?[
These articles we suggest here ^,re
the sensible, practical kind that will
make the work easier and help you
to get through quicker.
COLEMAN'S COLEMAN'S
Sponge Carpet Furnitu/e
Cleaner Polish
25 c 25? *
COLEMAN'S COLEMAN'S
Ideal Metal Fatal Bag
Polish Liquid
10 c 25c $1 25d }
Any many other things that -wjll
suggest themselves when you s?ee
them in our stores. ; :
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FAINTS FAINTS FAINTS
sprinvf I InusvfloariinR is now at hand and there prill be need
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Paint Brushes O-Cedar Floor Mops
Varnish Brushes Washington Hou?e Paint
White Wash Brushes Washington Bary Paint
JAPALAC Furniture and Floor Stain ,
Washington Roof Paint Washington Wag<?n Paint
Washington Carriage Paint Capitol Lacquer F^oor Stain
CLIMAX Wall Paper Cleaner. 1
FLEXO FLINT VARNISH for Oilcloth and L.noleum*
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