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IKarket Reports • ' ' - _ - - • ~ ' ■' '"" — — XfW YbnK Feb The rotton market . , flp-r.eri * toady at a ilortin* of ! pointe to an | ai'vance of 1 point on overnfglrt hnying onler*. . hot Liverpool rablro were aoairwhat <ti»apf' o|nr lag. Many of yesterday* buyer* «err taking Cfita, aad aa anon aa room trader* saw that g cotton wae coning out there '••• local boar pceaauro under which tbr actb'c* ■meths »«M off tn a net loan of about 8 tu S point., r.uahtm w». quiet during the mtddle es the morning. I Tbe market waa quiet late In forenoon with the act tee months ruling about 4 to 5 points net lower; prices having recovered from a net Nwn of >ot3 points "» covering and trade bur tag. Around the middle of the morning selling , was from both sides and prices fell off 12 to 14 points from the high levels oo the old crops end 8 points on the new. The better feeling tn the stock market and reductions in the bank of England rate Induced buying at the decline ■nd prices recovered to within a point or two es the highest but selling was persls-ed in ami at noon the market was dull but steady at a decline of 4 to'k points under yesterday a do* Ing. Reporta of a continued spot demand all •ver the soutii. light offerings and unsatisfac tory weather eeadttlona in portions of Trias steadied the market at all times. Cotton spot closed quiet. 5 points higher: mid dllng uplands U.K; do. gulf 15.56: sales 8.386. • SEW YORK COTTOS The follow tog were »be ruling prices on tue exchange today: Tone B steads; middling 15 25-100 quiet, last Iley- • Open High. U-w. ’tale. Cloae. **’*. I Feb 14 .90 14 M MJT Mehl4 S 3 14.96 14.54 14 « 14. W 14*4 » April M-K ><•« | Mar.. .. 15.03 15.07 14.92 14 99 14.99 15.0* , torn 14. C 14 91 July. . ..14.90 14.92 14.77 14 81 14.» 14.9 n Aug. . . .14.39 14.40 14.» 14.30 14.29 14.40 SeptlX43 1X43 1X33 IX3B IX3B 1X43 0ct12.98 12.97 IXBS 12.90 12.90 12.97 1 Nov.. .. .. .. ......12.78 12.® Dec K-79 12.79 12.75 12.75 12.73 12-W NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEANS. Feb. K -Cotton futures open ed qtaM: nnebanged to 1 point up «n the old | crap months and 1 to & points off on the new. ♦ L!v*rp.s.| was somewhat better than expected, but the trading of the early market was small tn volume. Following the first call the old crops moved up 1 te J pointe on cable message, from Liverpool stating that the tendency wa« reduced estimate* of the East Indian crop b? a quarter of a mill 100 bale* The weather map was dry and cold. Jost the reverse as wbat I* wanted In Texas, but the new crops did not take on any [ strength from It. October selling at U. 98. '•* j night * closing quotation, in the first half hou. • es trading NEW ORLEANS COTTON The feilovr'ag were the ruling price* on tn* ■grhange today. Tone easy; middling. IS Open High. l*»w. Sale. Close- < y-h... rT .... 14*3 IS. March T U K 1518 15<* 15 «»« 15 «| ~ #S Ml Ju1y15.47 IS 50 15.82 15 35 15.35 ».«| August ..14 7* M. 76 14.5-1 14.» 14. id 14. *• I September . 13 43 11 42 13 43 13.42 11.31 U.Jd • . ..U.S 12 98 12 *5 12 *5 12 *5 November »£ g December k H 1-s-l NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS. FVb. M—*pot eetton ateadv.| 11 Me higher; middling. 15 1-Mti «'« ,n *j ' spot. I.MO bales; to arrive. 306. Ix»w ordthsrv. i 11 %e. nominal: ordinary. 12 2-18 c. nominal ;• good oedlrarv. 13%c; strict good ordinarv 14 1 4c. low middling. 14’*e; strict low m” • dllng. 14 13-lfc: middling. 15 l-«c: strict mid dllng. 14%c; mldrulng. Is l-Me: strict • gaud MS-', middling fair. tßfce: middling fair I / tn fair. «%<•; fair, 14’»c. nominal. Keceq>i*. . XBM; stock 288.0 V SPOT COTTOS Atlaata. steady. ls%c. New Turk, quiet. IS Sl* New Oriear* *iea«b ■•i<e. Liverpool quiet. 8 14-inod. Oaivevtoo. quiet, lie. Savannah, normal. 15 l-Me. Wilmington nominal. 143 t r nominal. 14Vr. Norfolk, nominal. Uc. Boatrm steady. 15 S 16tk. Philadelphia, steady. Ufte. / Houston, steady. 18c. Mobil*, nominal. 15 1 Me - Charleston, nominal. 14’?e St. lx»is. quiet. ISUc. ♦ IJttle Rock, nominal 14lic. 1 Memphis, nominal. WhC- LmiUvine. firm. Aogaata. nomllal, IStge. COTTON OPINIONS Renskorf. Lyom A Co.: \»e continues < i»r advice to buy May and Jnly on all easy perioo*. Miller A Co.: We still believe that cottun la In a position where It will bull itself. Argo. Je>ter A Co.: Before any great coi,n denre can be placed in the maintenance «f pr*mt values the seti.-n of the market umier pressure will first have to be •tbsrrvd. ST. LOUIS CLOSE QUOTATIONS ST. LOVIS. Feb 10.-4 Tua.-: Wheat futures higher; .May. SI.11%; July. 81 0L’ T 4<tl. A l. Corn future, higher; May. CDgc; JtMy. Oxts fnturvs higher: May. 4S%c: July. 43%c. NATAL STORES. SATAKNAH. Ga.. Feb. |A.-Bpirits. firm;) «8e: roaln firm WW 17.00: WG. 88.56: N. | pl SO; M. S«-»: K. 85.75: I. 84.70: H. >4.87%: «. 84 3d; r. 84.45%: E 84.42%; n. 84.20: B. A-X j * Spirits, receipts. SB: shipments. 120; stocks. ’ •2 7«; rosin, receipt*. LOW: shipment*. 501. I tiw s~OCF »\PXE" NT LOVIS. Feb. 10 -Cattle receipts 2.30 c. in-; eluding S» Texans: M«o4y: native beef ateers. | B*.b*tz7.G: cow* aud helfera. «X3-'*t«.lo: stock-- <rs and feeder,. 82.3003.5. Texas and Indian I steers. 82.3fiei.SS: .-ow«< and heifers. *3.3534.50; * <alve* in esrl.wd lots. 87.604i9.00. H gv. receiptv. 8.360: market lower: pigs «nd| lights 88.nit7.78: pecker*. 89.30Q8.73: butch ers and rest heavy, 88.90. Sheep, receipt*. •.<*»: «ieady; native rant-1 ten*. 81.73<i5.90; lambs. RS. 78. COTTOS OIL MARKET 1 Open. Close. j February.B.9»e7.oo 8.98%i’"..99 March.. ». ..<9787.88 6.97W8.9* April.... ’7.(087.10 7.0197.0 S . May 7.1387.15 7.1287 13 1 < Ju1y7.18517.22 7.198T7.20 i September7.lßo7.2s 6.178<15 AJctober..’ .....6M88.6S C 89009 " Noveßibet C.374H.50 6.39@8.M Tone, steady. Sales bet* een third and fourth calls: 100 ■ March at 8.80: 1.880 March at 7.00 : 500 March at | AM: 1.800 May at 7.14: 100 May at 7.12; 90>i Ma> at 7.12; 1.3»U Jniy at 7M. Total sale, IC.VO bam 1«. ■T. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. ST. LOVIS. Feb. 10.—Wheat cash higher; track Nn. 2 red 81-27 Q 1.3: No. 2 hard 81.1201.18. Com. cash firm; track Nta 2 84: No. 2 white •Bc. Oats, casta higher: track No. 1 47®47%c; No. 2 j i HATWARD A CLARE S COTTON LETTER NEW ORLEANS. La.. Feh. 10— Liverpool Is god 00 spot* which are qioted 10 higher with aales aggregating I*6oo. but future* give cvi- t i dence opposition «n<! cables report sei'ing / by leading operator*. It may be that a let up in the active spot buslrem is expected in the near future and that speculation count, 00 a reaction Another cable says East India crw> prospect* declining, reduce estimates 12i, ( '0n baiue, The Bank of England reduced the rate from 8% tn 8 per cent. The reactionary ten deucy tn future* In Liverpool and the anti futnre propaganda started at Washington caused euport te be withheld on our side this morning and selling out by longs which re sulted In a drop of 13 pointe aoon after a go<l openiug As weather o-mdition* in th* western haff of tbe belt seem to interest the trade, wo give below tbe official data of the government »tat Mo, covering that territory during the " month of January. Palestine normal. 2.87; deviation from normal 8.37: deficiency. ‘ Galvestow. normal. 8.82; deviation from nor-! m*i. 1.C2. Taylor, normal. 2.82; deviation from normal. | SAX “ct. Antonio, normal I.M; deriaTToc from nor-; real. .78. Curpna Christ I. normal. 2.25; deviation from normal. 1.45. Amarillo, normal. .40; deviation from normal, • .00. I Fort Worth, normal. .93: deviation from nor mal. .47. (exrean). Abilene, normal. .9* -excess-; deviation from normal. 30 Ideftcieney). okVshorca normal. 1.34; deviation from nor mal. 44 Ideflelency >. TLere was no railfall of consequence In the western cotton stale* dnrtng the [last 24 hours. 1 Bpots are renorted quiet and firm at quota tions. Demand not conspicuous. Liverpool god middling I* trading between 12 and 20 on March futures. The contract market is dull around 1e.35 for Bay. what bull speculation there 1* seems to follow the wise policy of keeping with in .the profrc-lon of spot price* and for the -* pr-*ent is waiting. . I Old silverware, lamps, brass beds, tables . and all metal goods re pl a ted and made I new by Simmons Plating Works. 125 S. j Vryor. Bell phone M 3h24-J. ••• 1 ATLANTA MARKETS ATLANTA COTTON ATLANTA. Ga.. Feb. M.—Cotton by wagon, steady, M%c. LITE POULTRY Hen* each 404145 c: fries each, as to rise. 36<88e. geese each 4Mt'A-. dull; ducks 30035 c; • cocks SSc; turkey* lb. 18020 c. DRESSED POULTRY !>• eased hens. loolsc pound. Dressed fries. 20022 c. Turkeys 25027%c. Docks. 14017 c per pound. Geese. 12&14e per pound. CANDIES. Candle*—Stick, t’kc; spiral atlck. 6%c; stand ard mixtures. 30-lb. pails, 6%c; Kennesaw cream of tartar mixture. 45-lb. baskets. Sc: French creams, mixed. 30-lb pailw 10c; hand made bonbon mixtures. 30-lb. pail*. 12c; chocolate* 51b. boxes, Wo23c per lb. MEAT. LARD AND HAMS Dry »alt extra ribs. 35 to 50 lbs.. 12%c; dry salt rib bellies. 2ft to 25 lbs.. 13%c; dry salt fat becks. 8 to 10 lbs.. 12c; Premium bams. 17e: Premium breakfast bacon 23c: Picnic bams 12c; Premium lard. 15%c; Stiver Leaf lard. 14*4c: Jewel lard compound 10%c. CANNED GObDS. Oysters. Sox.. 81.55: 30a.. 81.86: salmon balls 1-h*. chums. 83.25: pink. 83.35: red. 85.25: sar- I dines. \i oil. no key. 82.85: oil. kej. 33.00; . \ oil. mustards. 82.75: tomatoes, standard Vlr glut* pack 2s. 8L25; 3a. $1.70: corn, standard j 82.00; fan-'V 9X36: Karo syrup, 16c sixe. $1.83; I 25c sixe. 82.30 : 50c rise. 82.10. FRUIT SUNDRIES I lemon*. Mew-In* fancy, per box. $4.25-it4.Ml; extra fancy. 85.00*35.23; Californlii lemon*. 84 5003.66 per crate; Florida orange* sl.SO<<t X«0 per box. Limes. Florida, per 100. 500 UJc; apples, barrel, southern. s4.ou: northern. $4.5005.50; cranberries, per gal.. 40c; per barrel. s;.<». CRACKERS Crackers—XXX Florida soda*. 9%c: Block select aoda«. 7%c: lemon creams, "c; pearl oys ter. 7c: glnget snaps. <%c; cornh'.tl*. 8c; penny I esker. B%c; animals. lOe; jumbles. 10%c; fig bar*. 12c; cartwheel,. 8e: r*l**'i cookies. B%e; Block snowflake wafer*. In IF . 13c; cracker* lu 5c <artons. 50c doxeu; eracsera tn 10c car too*. SI.OO. FISH AND OYSTERS. Fompano, per lb.. 22%c; bfaulsli uiackeie.. per lb.. 12c; trout, drawn, per lb. auiuc; blue fish drawn, p-r lb.. ««7c; Leadles* red snap I per.’ per pound. 80Mc; mullet, per bbl.. »K> ; lb*, net. $10; small snook*, l«-r lb.. *W-c: 1 mixed flsb. pet lb.. 506 c; mange suap|>-r. flcuaders. lb.. 807 c; black baas, per lb., loe: bream and perch, per lb.. 7c: trvah water eat. 507 c per lb.: *ele*t oy» , xrs. per gallon. $1.2->0 1.40: stendard. per gallon. SOeosl. ' FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SUNDRIES. Irish potatoes, per bushel, 804188 c: sweet |»>- 1 tatoes. pnmpkin ami bunch yam*, per bush. 1 I «0075 r white varieties. »O06oc; onions, yellow or red globe, per bushel. $1.1001.30; perhap*, per crale. $1.0001.25; egg*, fresh. 28020 c; but ler. fancy table, 1-lb. prints. 27M>©30c; cuok. In 1 bilk. |«er lb.. 104t15c. 1 Smoke.l side, very dull; well cured, per ll>.. ! 10011 c; ham*, owing to aixe. per lb., 14010 c; | shoulders. 10** lie. CEREALS. Quaker oats, wood. SC’s. $3.25: Quaker oat*. | pulp. 18'-*, SLS6; Quaker •*.». tin. :» a. gt.ja; Quaker puffed rice. 38*. $4.25; Quaker purred I wheat. M’s. S2.M; Quaker cork meal. 24’a. gl.’M; 1 Quaker corn flake*. 24’a. sl.N>: retttjobn’s NPa. ! 83.70; I’etiljohh’a 18 s, $1.85: Quaker farina. 21’s. $1.50; Quaker breakfast blMCUlta. 24’.*. 1 Fl-50: 34’*. BLW: pure rye flour, bbl.. s<>.oo; ry* flour mixture. $5.25; rye meal, bld., >•: I'uHtum. large. $2.25; small. s2'o;; grape nuts, 52.70; 1 l-o-t fostlew. popular sixe. $2.80; XXX -grahaiu. | bbls.. $5: kegs. $3. GROCERIES I Balt. 100 lb. bags. 50c; tee cream, $1.00; whits flab. kits. 42*c: SO ll>*. $3.06; ion ibs., $4.25. Royal Gloss starch. 3%c: best gloss starch, ’ l**c: World’* corn starch. 4e; uiekel packages. 83.75: pickle*. $8.50; potash. $3.00. Sugar, standard gnroulaled. s%<*: planlutl'-i. $5.10. Coffee, green, bulk. 100!3e; Santos. 110 13%c; roasted, bulk. Rto. ITlue Ridge. 13c. stotiewell. lse; AAAA. 14c; Uno.. ISc: rice, Jap. 4%e: domestic 5%08%c; axle grease. $1.75. > uaxy beans. $2.75 bu ; Lima bean*. 5%c; cheese, ( full cream. I8e; soda. Farm Bell. $1.50. FLOUR. HAY. GRAIN AND FEED. Flour, sacked. i*-r bbl.. Swaua >owu llgle heart s $7.5w; I’urltau (highest patent), s7.iu; th. UH- Queen (bigbeat patent). 87.4 N; Whit.* ( hold patent). 86.85; Farm Bell, 0.35; •jin Rise (half patent). 0.50; Ocean Spray (half patent 1. 0.5*1; Tulip flour, 85.50. .Meal, .-acked. per bushel; i laiu. H 4 ;)>.. sacks. 83c; plain. 98 lb. salcka. 85c; plain. 48 lb. sacks. S7e; plain 24 It*, sacks. 89c. Grain, sack* <l. per bushel: Choice wulle cocu. ?2c: corn. N**. 2 white. 90c; corn. No. 2 mixed. 88c; con) ch<*|U). 90c; oats, fancy white clipped. 85c: oats. No. I white. 64c; oats. No. 3 wtiiic. 63c. oats. No. 2 uiixed. 63c. Seeds, sacked, per bushel: Wheat. Tennessee blue stem. $1.70: cat*, rust proof. 67c; Burt ost*. ~s>-. Hay. per cwt.: Alfalfa bay. choice. $1.40; alfalfa bay. No. I. $1.30: timothy hay. choice. $1.30; timothy hay. No. I. $1.25: timothy bay. No. 2. $1.15; clover bay. No. 1. sl.lO. Feed sniff. |*er cwt.: Clnc. eu teed, ou tn. sacks, $1.00: wheat (for chicken*). |>er ouaoei, J 1.40; Pnrina scratch, hales. 1 dozen. $2.30; Purina chick. $2.25: Pnurina scratch, luO-lb. sack*. $2.10: Purina feed. 175-lb. sacks. $1.75: germ meal. $1.85- Halliday white shorts. $1.85; short*, fancy. 73-!b. sacks. $1.75; shorta. pure wheat. 75-11*. sacks. $1.60; Georgia feed. 75-lb. > sacks. $1.50; shorts, brown. 100-lb. sacks. $1.55. sugar beet pulp. sl-50; fine feed. 75-lb. sacks. $135; bran. 106 lb. and 75-lb. sacks. $1.40: salt brick, per esse. $1.40: salt brick, medicated, per ; case. $185: salt rock, mr cwt.. $1.00: salt. 100- lb. sacks. 56c; cotton seed meal. No. 1. per ton, $33.00; sacked bulls, per ton. sl3. CHICAGO QUOTATIONS j The following were the ruling prices on toe e'.ebange tmlay: J?'- Open. High. Low. Close. Close. WHEAT ■ May .. .11*’>0110% lll»i 110‘s 111% HOMi I Jul, 101’* 102’* lOIQ 102*4 IWJ Sept .. .. Fl**o !*’* 97% 96% 97% «**! • IWK- » , May <5%4t €6 66 T * 65 T » 66% 6-»% Jnly C.-. 00 ««% 65% o*l 6>’« Sr pteutlx r.. .. C 5 6G% 65% 66% <m% OATS— May 46% 47 46% 0% 4-1% Jnlv43% «% 43% 43% 43% 1 September .. .. k.U 41 46% 40% 4P* • IN.-RK- I May .. .. . 22.42 22.75 J 2.42 22.63 22.42 - July 32.25 22.45 33.12 22.37 22.1»' iJkKD— Ma-12.3n 12.32 12.30 12.27 12.2. Jn1y12.17 12.27 12.15 12.22 12.2- Nentember «... 12.32 SIDES— May 11.85 11.» 11.82 11.87 H-S.> I Julyll 80 11.92 11.80 11.87 11.82 Mills Are Merged CHARLOTTE, N. C.. Feb. 9.—lt is learned here that the Artnon Manufac turing company has taken over the Mountain Island Cotton mill, a 10,000- splndle mill located on the Catawba I river a short distance from Mt.. Holly. • The mill was former! yoperated under a I lease by the W. & J. Knox Net and I Twine company. I BLOOD POISON Cured by the Marvel of the ; Century, the Obbac System Drives ont Mood poison in any «t*es permanently, without ■ deadly mercury, «r iodide of potanh, but v ifh purely ve#e- » table, safe ingrodtaot*. To prove it we will send you a 1 30 Day Treatment Free } ! Symptoms leavequiek. Cnrayoun-elf athomenow Send for c freet'-satmeDtacd remarkable hook oa Cure of Biaod Poison. THE OBBAC CO.,*SO Rector Bldy.. Chicago c Do you want the best Cotton Seed your money will buy. abso • lutely pure, true to name, and every variety tested and tried? Broadwells. Cooks. Cleveland. King, Schley, Russell. Brown's No. 1 and Mortgage Utter. Write for description and prices. R. D. TATUM FAIR VIEW FARM, Palmetto, Ga. I - > DISEASES TRY MY TREATMENT 15 DAYS It wi'l cost you nothing unless satisfied. lam curing *** Blurring of Sight and all Eye Diseases Don't wear glasses. J I £}r Don't suffer. Just write me describing your eye trnjbles. I ’ll *en<Ta full » ourse of mv mild h< me remedies, all cargos prepaid, with splendid eve cup for 15 days If you are not sati.-fieH to continue, you pay me nothing. Don’t put this off. Write me today. DR. W. C. COFFEE, Dept , Des Moines, la. - THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1910. MISCE LLAXEOUS Sell Your Fur In The North Send your fur where it will bring the most money Sell yourfttr where it is used. The North is the iw fur center, the heart of the great fur trade pouring ■ ts life bhxxi of dollars all over the j land where furs ar* caught. Dealers in Southern I towns and cities sell to Northern deniers. When ■ ! you send fur to dealers in Louisville. St. Louis. Baltimore. Kansas City and other southern cities ! you don't get as much as the northern dealer will . pay because deafer* in these cities and towns sell [to Northern dealers. We are here in the North j within a few mile* of Canada and New York . City, the world’s greatest fur markets. We have j small expense and we pay no rent, or interest on borrowed money. WE PAY F3OM TEN TO THIRTY PER CENT MORE FOR FURS THAN ANY FUR DEALER IN ANY OTHER NORTHERN TOWN OR CITY. When you sell to the southern dealer you don’t get within 25% of what any Northern dealer will pay you. When you sell to any other Northern dealer except ua you get from 10 to 30 per cent, let* than we pay. This is no idle statement but a proven fact an*' ‘he proof i* right in our catalogue. Send to-day now for'our big free, illustrated catalogue, fur report and trappers’ guide Differ ent from anything you ever «aw and free for the asking: cost* you nothing but the time you take to write for it. Write to-day and find out how to I get extra SB3 out of your furs thia season. Corry Hide & Fe:r Co., P. O. Box No. Corr«- PtG. U. S. A» WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR RAW FURS and also give you -i share of the profit we make when we resell. Our new Profit-Sharing Plan makes Kann re-1 turna lafger than yon would get elsewhere. Fair treatment guaranteed by our 20 years of 1 fur buying. Express charge* paid and settle ments made immediately. Write for Price List and Profit Sharing Plan. KANN 4 CO.. No. t'O East 10th St.. New York $40.C0 WEEKLY made selling our Sun-Ray In candescent Mantle Kerosene Burner. 100 I,* candU power, fits any screw collar M lamp, thousands now in use giving satis- A faction, brighter, cheaper and safer than fl, ga* or electricity at 1-lOth the coat. ’ Liberal Inducements and particulars free. Simplex Gaslight Company. Dept. I G. 23 Park Row, New York City, New York. AMTI “C.l th. Plsaaure Tht» ninn Without ths Polson’* (TXJUIX BAX* sss > jgjS lot JfO« Art** Three for gg »fnoko at homo ■♦UU SI .00 fly Looks and colors like . At meerschaum. Absorbs F fKai l^le ulrtHlne and keeps I- 7% If al on tasting sweet. -* Jr ‘J Y<*l never h*d such an on- XJIAa a joy.hlo xmoke. Sent prepaid f anywhere. 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Oa re- ■MowK/v' c^6 ®’' w * vtl> MBd thi * w *'tb to any I j^Faddreee by rerletered mail poet pa Id. er by oirroae C O D |6 to and riprves ehsrpee. SS>State Mad wanted. GE NT’S •» Vft&/je'4.<kWF LADY’S • at*. and five expr*6s ad drees j tj l ** If watch Is te be sent C. O D Address XSaSg^s3* F K.E.ChalMen A Co. »6 Dearborn Bt.Cbicar« UJ GOLD WATCH ET R F F 111 t i n n ring ® ■■■ QC American Movement Watch. Gold Plated U- Care, werisnt. d to keep correct tmie.and .«. ,).* I.'-I H- C- With a Snirkhng Gem. given free for selling ’J) - ■-cf’e’ T** Irwetrv Novelties at 10c eadb. Write for them. JLC&teJy W hen sol *1 ' 'nfjMiCVpS'j Jj sen*! us the $2 . < J ' and "e r*-n-l ik jF Wat c h anil King. FENWAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Dept. 32. Fenway Sts, Bostcr,. Max?. ELEGANT THIN MODEL YEAR WATCH Hunting ease, bsautihillv tegraved. gold flelsbed ttrougDvui, stem wind and stem eet.flttcd with 7 ruby jeweied American lerer movement Onaranteed 20 yvarv, with ieo< gmd plated cbala fer Ladiee er vest chain for Menu. .. • > ' 'P* -.v*’vv .' -0 Tear IF t or SEK IT TOP WILL lil t IT. Let ue Mad It «)ib«t eepoee te y*raC.O. b eearrM oberree Mid by ae.for eXMßlnatloo at your nearrelexareM ofore *ad If you tMak U a herein aad renal In ornearonoo to an* 116 -Hlyold Xetobod wofob poo the eirr-oe eroot IS so and It io roure. Mention If you ’**■’ LADIES.' MEN S BOYS* *««’••• M.C. FARBER, E47. 526 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL SELLING POSTCARDS £ X Owr. American made, stem wind Watofi with beanth Xwfol IL designed case,factcry tested, gusranteed for 4 lA4 Ar so and exquisite ring set with a brilliant stane . • a’ Tvil* ’5 ir >o <iT ** u Md for IrrJ pachas rs high grade art port cards * ••''krt. Order 20 packet* \^>*N.yywy r^^lZ to When sold, send us , th * *•«&* Pa/«c« /Wfg. CD. D«pf. 578 Chloogo Z7KIW WATCH-RING CHAIN 1 ho* eiHLaA BLAurinJl. amiwcan MA! k . fViA. 1 :. b iV’-fwad prepev rise, GUARANTIKD 5 Z ; M ‘z* y 11 TIAJUI. Also delta tv ring, aet with two spark- ESmI ,ln « *•••- I- As )6weirv arti<-los at IQs each. 1 sass ,lr d*» jewelry today. Wbee 4m V if **** ** Bd ®" ** l ** J w * ,<h r *** an, l * WaUh Compaay, D«pt,A.J Chlcxga «VESHIP°4PPROVAL ithaut a trit tkfttit, prepay the freight and allow 10 DAVS FREE TRIAL. IT ONLY COSTS oae cent to learn eu anhtard if fntu and merv/rTewy os highest grade x*xo model bicycle*. FACTORY PRICES a pair •( tires from anyone at atty frief uatfl you write for our large Art Catalog and learn our first sample bicycle going to your town. RIDER RBEKTS L’iTTlr*” money exhibiting and selling our bicycle*. Wo Soli cheaper than any ether factory. TIRES, Coaator-Brakorosrwheota, *lr< and all sundries at half tttual friett. fait; write traav for our iptcial offtr. «*.«*, CYCLE CO.. Dept. W 276, Chicago tTw Earn the Biggest Salaries of any class of men in the world. Over 600,000 employed iSWIl’i i n 'ii® United States and Canada. The de *s2/5(1 ma nd for good Salesmen exceeds the supply. I AlEx We will teach you to be one by mail and assist •“fl’B* you to secure a good position through our Mk FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. V Wu receive calls for tbou*and*of Halorinon and have sail tied tbo-mn la of men to aocure good position* or better »ale riea. A great many of ocr graduatee who formerly earned $25 to $75 a month, have einee earned from SIOO to a* hich aa $1.0(6 a month and expenae*. Tbouaandj of rood position* now open. If rou want to aecure one of theu> <yr inereaae your earning* our Free Book "jgß.ahtof 77i« Grip" will »how you how. Writ* or call for •* , -'d»v. Addreax nearest office. DepLso9 National Saiewnea’a Traiaiag Artoeiatian Chiea<w,si>w Y»rk,Kftnii*a City.MlnnwapolU, Saw Praa«ia«o*AtlaaU WAXTEII— SALEjSsMEN I Good men can tecure permanent employment and j make big money by selling our excellent line of Tailoring. Ro xxptrlxnci nicutary; no capital r*4ulr*<. We furnish full line of aamples, ttationery, advert!*- ■ ing matter and everything necessary to start you in ( the clothing business. You regulate you protits to I suit yourself. LARGE SAMPLE OUTFIT ABSOLUTELY FREE Write to us and we will *end you by return mail a handsome Fashion Folder of cloth samples, special price offering*, and VI will start ytll In a w*ll-*aylas butlnxM. If you « re now 6*l*l6s anything, we can open your eyes to tbe possibilities of making more money. fc r j e< j©, Frye 6 RogovsKy Mswwpaxisw*«mS| Tailors ,s> 1 CH ' CAG ~ WANTED IF i 1 WANTEI*—At cnee, two god fnrm bands for ! wages or crop: colored preferred. Apply to j J. J,' Harrison, lipdin nd City. A.h. Two' ynix - wn-nted to sell. galvanised steel wire I fish traps on halves. I’rlce. <-rvrk traps. $1; , river traps, $2.50. Write us. Liles & Co.. Bivins, ; Tex - ) 'k ‘ ! WANTED—Custom clerks. Preparation fre“. ' Write for schedule showing places of spring , examinations. Franklin Institute. Dept. I’., 43. Itoclnster. N. Y. ■ SEI.T, TOBACCO AND CIGARS locnlly or trsiv I "ling. Salary or commission. Full time *-r 1 side line. Good pay; promotion. Experience un necessary. Address 'torotock Tobacco Works. Box J 14. Danville. Vs. SELL FRUIT TREES WE want good men all over the Southern States to sell fruit trees the coming year. Ry our plan salesmen make big profits. No trouble to sell our *tock. Terms very liberal. Write to- I day. SMITH BROS.. Dept. 20. Concord. Ga. Ybl’NG MEN WANTED—To prepare for next i railway mail, customs and postoffice examlna-j i tion<: S6OO to $1,500 yearly. Short hours. Common education sufficient. Political influence unnec-s --sary. Writ*- immediately for schedule of spring i < xaininatlons. Candidates prepared free. Frank lin Institute, Drpt. P.. 43. Rochester. N. Y. WANTED—AGENTS RINGS GIVEN<9| foell 10 packs Wxif. Smith’s I Hair Tonic -id Dandruff ’"■sßf-T>n»> y Remedy st 10coach. WE'YRUST YOU. M*n«oH ! return tbesl and we'll send these 2bandsome ring* or ' choice from premium list. A r*ii»hl»nrm. **tan. i* yasra. ROSEBUD PERFUME CO., Bo* «>, WooSabor*. MS. <S^£flUDJllUJ) v # I I JjjXffH■!•*--- - two Hina* ’ ZjiflJ'Xi Jfor welling »e»en 26c ' w i . ; n-i ••Merit” Tablet* >n 80 days.(L J# o Re *>ll4 grih!. AddrFwa MERIT Medlelae Co*. Room 14 ClnclaaaU. UMe. AGENTS wanted to sell Native Herb*; $1 box 250 tablets for 50c. ' Write P. Melrose, Colntn ! hue. Ohio. j WE PAY $36 A WEEK and expenses to men with rigs to In-reduce poultry compound. Year’s contract. IMPERIAL MFG. CO.. Dept | CC PARSONS. KANS. WE PAYSBO A MONTH SAURY end furnish rig and all oxponase to Introduoo poultry end otook powdoro: now plant steady work. Address BIBLER COMRANV. X 427 SPRINRFIELD, ILLINOIS, WANTED MUIFor 40 yean Mother s Salve hat cured * w Catarrh. Croup, Colds, Cuts, boras. Piles, etc. "> f Sells on sight at 25c Send fil 50 today for 12 full sise |ars and DOUBLE your money, besides m, choice of 357 valuable premiums FREEt'.M not SA I \/L ready to order row write for new. big catolof. i Rrraediet Co , 1210-35th st„ Chicago AGENTS WANTED Cfmbina- AeFa—n. H °UBE- 19 in 1; HOLD Dipper. NOVELTY crikers W W - WORKS. o-.geis. M < ■■yjjf 8« Republic ItAaaters. St - . Buffalo 1100 others.. SfllW dBBP'N»w York. MISCELIyANEOUS POKES—Fox. deer. coon, cat and ’possum dogs. List free. E. F. Wilmoth. Shelbyville. Ky. FOR SALE—A th ref : year old, liver coiored Irish setter dog; veryAvell trained. Address H. J. Bray. Garland. Ga. SPANISH NEEDLES, DOLDOMETERS pc N BlN for Treasure Seekers. Booklet Free. NBWV r.tM. ASENCY.aiUEIk St..MLMYU. PA ALL kinds of domestic feathers. Live geest feathers a specialty. Write for samples and prices. R. S. Eubanks, 73% South Broad 'St;, Atlanta. Ota. BIG PROFITS—Start a dyeing, cleaning and pressing establishment, splendid field. We 1 each you by mall. Particulars free. Ben-londe School. Dept. 7-A, Staunton. Va. JI ST INVENTED, SELF TULL FEEDING. ONE man sawing machine for falling timber, cutting logs or wood. Will double your wages. For description, write H. & 11. Mfg. Co.. Kane, 1%. RAILWAY’ Mall Clerks Wanted. Salary MOO $1,600 yearly. Let us prepare you for spring examination. -Write for catalogue, schedule nnd Free Trial Lesson. Ozments College, Dept. 20. St. Louis. RIBBON caue seid guaranteed pure; makes SUO : gal. syrup p“r acre; grows on any soil like corn. Sample package 10c; large package, enough to plant one acre, by mail, postpaid, 50c; bush- I el. $3. Lile Seed Co., Bivins. Tex. ■PPATPHT YOUR IDEAS. We share ■A AVv A luV A n sk of patent application. Free !>ooklet. Milo B. Stevens & Co. Establish ed 1864. 740 14th street. Washington. D. C.. 356 Monadnoek Block. Chicago. 1 WHISKEY FREE How to get a whole gallon free by express prepaid. Learn to make Liquors. Beers. Whis- . .' keys. Cordials. Soda water for 1 eent a bottle. . Peer about 1 cent a quart. No experience re quired. Everything guaranteed. Recommended by thousands. Don't lie dry when I open the way for yon to always have something on hand. Write for free particulars today. Send stamp. A. C. Licpe, 789 Green Bay Ave., Milwaukee. •Wis. [ m RV ■ SI ■ A ■ ■ X**4l*>. lU4< A Rook*, for locatin< 4* K. I M Sliver end Hidden Treesnrer. 1 VQIIIHWNI lYilly Guaranteed. Booklet Free. W Addrue. P.AM. ABENOY, <O2 Elk St.,Falmyrs,Fa. ■ _FREE BOYS’ AIR RIFLE For eriling (-20 package* Sheet Bluing at 10c. each. Rifle beat mad* Write for bluing. When sold -return our $2.00 and we tend rifle. FENWAY MFG. CO., Dept. - , Fenway Station, Boston, -Mau. 1 ,laTC a GUARANTEED safe and positively ' BN«*» wK SURE waytotake hairsoff face.arms.de., << JT like Magic. I HAVE THE TRUE SECRET. * rite Don’t Throw it They mend all leak* In nil utensils—tin braaa.coi>pei.graniteware.hotwatorbaga cr etc. No Bolder, cement or rivet. Any one J ennusetbem; fit any surface; twomillion I '' I in use. Send for earn -to rkg. 10c. Complete I *1 pkg awortedalse*. SBC postpaid. A-ent* wanted. X Collette Mfg. Co.. Lox.lllß AQiterdaai, M. Y. Life-Size Doll FREE- We want to give you NEARLY — thlg beautiful Llfe-alxe 8 1-8 Hk Doll—she is 27 tn. tall—nnd Tab- MuSk you need not spend a pt cent ot i our mon *y to i* Bl wl - ’vyW her. u» tell you more ’’’ about this charming little lady. She cannot be broken, has cheek* * 1 iRe pink roaea, and / nTrfcpj lf iY u with her big brown i ff /i ~ ‘V. eyes and lip* that \ u H i l,x,k 88 ,he 9 want- 17 /7| V\\ ledto be kissed, you I ff JI • r'\ nS. will lore her a* tt, 11 1! 'k. scon its you see nor. viifc U lj she is so big and i';tt VA -1 . Z/ you will have to put ner Every ,o bert ,n your crlb - '• u,, i Child 11 bftr ln y*” ,r outgrown Can UJfll -U clothes; she won't break. Have \\ J \ 'f lose ber eyrs or snarl her One (j \1 (I hair. I She cannot be I FREi 'pYft bought at tbe store.) All kJ! \ J) you bxre to do to earn VsSZ V=sz' this prize is to get some , friend tv »ul>*<rlbe tn The Welcome Guest for l - 1 year at 25c. Send ua tbe name and money, and I the Doll will be aynt yotj, all cbarg»s prepaid. | 1 The WELCOME GUEST, 4 J., Portland, Ma. • MISCELL A NEOCS 1 J 3 Rpanlah Needle*. Ro-1p Gnklometer* for x\fz 1 vesting Gold. Silver aud hidden treasure* . ffl 5 Our 1 nstrument* are the best. Cat. 2 cents Miners Supply Co. Dept 5 ,Palaayra,l% NJ R STTC Watanh E. Coleman, j «* w a EiH I u Patent Lawyer. Washington, | ■ “ ■ ■■aL ■ w* D.C. Advice and books free. ! ' Rates reasonable. Highest reference*. Best service* , MONTHLY selling the Dr. Lakh STjlill Hanx tamous P r*ect Virion 1 |L 3 IS? *fcUU Spectacle -fine't and cheap IBaW 686 “ w w e»t on earth Write foragents . and dealers terms. DR. HAUX SPECTACLE CO., I Box 170 Haux Building, St. Lows, Mo. j Seuth G ectgia and Florida. We are now prepared to locate you. Do yon ■ ' want a home? We have it. Do you want a i taw mill or turpentine location 1 We have it. Do you want an investment that will double in i xhort time? We have it. Try us. 1 GEORGIA-FLORIDA LAND & INVEST MENT COMPANY. Tifton, Georgia. 1 MEDICAL | ' I inim Dur new "Protector" is safe and I nlllrX S’ lre l price. sl. Every woman wants LMUIuU oue: inr.de of silk rubber, ! Supply Hcnipo. A. J.. («0 Wibanh. (’hicago. ITC CURED othor wvrda you do not | Ca( ■ fl 7*3lopar oxr small professional fao ■ ■ ■ Oorman- ‘ ■Aaiorl*aalnsUl*le. 9 » «ra*d Avo.KanaaaClty.Mo. ■MBH ■■ MB Don't Be Cut or Operated ’ SIM IB k W u P° n Untu - You Try Th ” Bp M b ■ Wcnderful Treatment. <* jf you have Piles in any form write for a FREE sample of INFAL LIBLE PILE TABLETS and you will bless tue. day that you read this ad. Infallible Tablet Co., Dept. 21, Marshall. Mich. | nSAPCV Cured; quick relief: remove* all xwelling in 8 UilUrOl ;o2oaay>: 30to60d*y* effect* permanent cure. Trial treitment given f ree to sufferers: nothing fairer. For circulars, testimomal* and free tr'-l treatment write | Dr. H. H. Greea’* Son*. Box A Atlanta, Ga MORPHINE and other drug habits are positively cored by i HABITINA. For hypodermic or internal nse. Sample aent to any drug habitue * * by mail, tn plain wrapper. Eegular price $2.00. DELTA CHEMICAL COMPANY 1110 Holland Building St. Louis, Mo. ECZEMA I CAN BE CURED. My mild, soothing, guaran- I teed cure doe* it and FREE SAMPLE proves it. STOPS THE ITCHING and cures to stay. , WRITE NOW-TODAY. „ DR. CANNADAY. 398 Park Sausre. Sedalia. X-> Fat Folks A CUL Reduced Sample mailed Free te any address. Hall Chemical Co. Dept-909. St. Loui»,Mo. iORPHINpffp Manine permanently cure* any drug habit. Gu»r anteed not to contain Morphine, Laudanum, Opium or any other habit forming drag. No money re quired in advance, a full month’s treatment sent to those afflicted without one cent of deposit. Manine has cured thousands, it will trial. Yon are sole judge. || -J -J nJ Msjf'itaY ** H Manine Medicine Co., 3256Locnst. St. Louis M °. 04YWtB$i*”f3-1 I TI mJ fIT ib M Kk. ° w fi 1 falling w Why despair. If other* have tailed; send at aaea for a trea tise and Free Battle of my infallible remedy. 1 ha** made the disease of Fits, Epilepsy or Falling Sickaess a nfe-long study, and wagrxat my remedy to give Immediate ao4 aeeeeaa fal relief. I have hundreds of testimonials from those wha have been cured. Give express and P. O. address. W. H. PKBKK, F. 8.. 4 Cedar St.. New York REMEDY FREE. Health, Vigor, Happiness,, A trial treatment of a most wonderful remedy for the cure of Nervous Debility. Lost Vitalty, De spondency. Kidney and Bladder troubles, or any form of Physical Weakness, etc., is being mailed absolutely free of charge by the celebrated Pro fessor Fowler. Thia remedy goes straight to the mark and the sufferer doesnot have to wait a life time before feeling and enjoying its curative effects. Indeed, the most amaxing results have been produced with these trial packages alone. All the sufferer needs to do to get strong, vigorous and healthy, is to send his name and address to Professor Fowler and the medicine will be immed iately forwarded to him in a perfectly plain pack age with nothing whatever to pay on it. Address: Prof. F. C. FOWLER, New London, Conn. EPILEPSY Fits or Falling Sickness November 18, 1909. DR. FRED E. GRANT, Kansas City, Mo. Dear Bir:—l began giving your medicine . for Epilepsy to my son, on January 3,1901, and I am glad to tell you that he has never had the slightest symptom of the disease from that day. He is a bright, intelligent | young man now, and I shall hold you in ! I grateful remembrance as long as I live for saving the life of my son. SAMUEL J. MYERB, R. 2, Box 82, Grafton, 111. / with every person in the U. S. suf fering with Fits, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness to send for one of my large , sized 16-oz. bottles FREE. DR. F. E. GRANT, Dept. 73 Kansas Qty, Mo. PILES CURED Treatment Mailed Free No Moro Danger, Horror, Dread or Expense ot Surgeon’s Knife a Those who bare this dreaded and danger- { 0. oua diseas*, with it* suffering, torture, ex- I eructating pain or tantalizing Itching, will | jYtX. hail with joy this simple, . Inexpensive and harmless • I | remedy which can be used j II in the privacy of thalr own II _t homes and without inter- ' i TrXwJjr sere nee with business or I household duties. It makes surgical opera tions unnecessary, for it quickly reduces swelling and congestion, stops bleeding and itching, heals ulcers, sores and Irri tated parts. Here Is a sample of what tbe Remedy is dally doing: l "After suffering terribly for over fourteen year* I with piles, 1 was entirely cured by using one box of your Remedy.”— l.. E. Wesiey. Jamestown. Ky. A trial treatment will be sent by mail, postpaid,in a i plain package, absolutely free to any sufferer who - will send name and address. All correspondence confidential. Don't suffer longer. Write today. Address Capital Drug Co.. 19 Hunt Block, Augusta, Maine. ■ n ° .jf p h (with your order) To show new cuitomera what ' fIVYJBW we cin ~nd in exchan ß e {or | M i A&j their hard earned dollar*, we , IriTYqfNHj are willing to lose $10,000.00 by 40 cutting the price on our Pure Straight Whiskey and name the ojy| following un-heard-of figures: 3 full oalloits SPLMgI 4 full ga110n5 4.95 12 full quarts full pints 4.7s l M arawl » f!f p fc y express k This is regular old-time wr.’.s- i B 9 fo.sfcn key and distilled right here m K Florids by honest North Caro- lina people. We give you over- RiyKS flowing measure and when the EEb> whiskey is received and tested EjsklS??® if you don’t agree it's worth 82.50 per gallon, keep 2 quarts fl CSt’r! free, return balance and we will sene back your money j ' because it belongs to you. 1 Full Quart Whiskey Free 8 /Ph Try H Our £x^>ense j . BJ t Elfl There are all sorts of claims for superiority among fS L* r ; iw distillers and Mall Order Whiskey Houses, and while we feel ft. S ’“1 ZlSt sure that our Fels 8-Star Whiskey can’t be beat, or even H* 2 i 5 ' I*l equaled in quality, or price, still we are not going to ask any- 3** *3 ’ #nnn Ei one to risk their money on our judgment; therefore, we are tq rj i "'•“M r* ] going to give, absolutely free, one full quart bottle to test. Q- W CMQ LI We want you to prove, by drinking it, that Fels 8- Star m LI Whiskey is pure, wholesome, fully aged, mellow as can be ana *u J 2 l I above all has real whiskey strength. We want yon to add half *s* ■ I water to it if you like and we say that you will still have Q L .Ji| stronger and better whiskey than most Mail Order Housee fa ~ ■ fl sell at our price. Anyone can easily understand that should , ft. we Just send out bottles ot whiskey free that we would be Cl flooded with requests by some unscrupulous people and deal- ■ IK- ere and lay ourselves open to a fearful onslaught. Tula we W jfjfllK cannot do, but nevertheless, the bottle is free to honest people. x Now here is our proposition: We will send you one full quart bottle of Fels 8- Star Whiskey, absolutely free, along with your first order for 8 full quart bottles of Fels 8-Btar Whiskey for $5.45 and we pay the express charges. After you receive the 9 lull quart bottles, open one of them, teat Brt WYEa''' in “ ■iWIEW& it anyway you like and if not entirely satisfactory, you IRr fc-Rrai i ’ “i iHI have the privilege of returning to us the remaining 8 mJuSwIAF* F i’l s bottlesand the one extra bottle yon may keep free and s E we will immediately return your $5.45. Or send ue $2.96 Tjrvfa? 'r — for 4 full quart bottles of Fela 8-Btar Whiskey, express prepaid, and we will Include one te-it bottle free. Test the free bottle and if not absolutely satisfactory and ■K’yT Jr fiMIT the best whiskey you ever tasted at any price Just eJgaW 1 return to us the 4 bottles and keep the free bottle and jKVrfo* we will refund your $2.95 without question or argument. iflSnr I With each order we give a free Gold Tipped Glass and I mSJm I Patent Corkscrew. Remember, we say we pay theex- [, I press charges, look close before you permit some o« tnß 3 I I prices of Mall Order Houses to get your order I I and make you pay the express charges. I I We mean to prove superiority in the whiskey |I business, v. e mean to prove at our expense, by giving t I a free test bottle, that Fels 8-Star Whiskey has no liEyl equal. Our quart bottles are full 82-onnce quarts and II not short quarts and we guarantee every statement we I yylf/ flßJgtgnDi I make and back them with our paid up capital of Isl y 9/JjffAf Fyff, Aflll 000,000.00, If you want real whiskey and not weak watery II WmKi<X< u A 11 concoctions, send us your remittance on our free test lls juiljJli itflfajr mil II proposition. The taste is the test, that will prove more 118 j|JU Sw.i**ri than we can write. Address order and letters and make I iMwfaCj&l U I remittances payable to A. Fels, Mgr. or KgSSW|| Fels Distilling Co. C 168 Fels Blinding Kansas City, Mo> W f - - -.- llu iwffill Send us $3.00 and we will ship you by return express, all charges ■Ullluffil I pa C * l ° ur ncar ” l el P fess office, in a plain pnekage, a two-galloa ■ | jug of this extra fine • Old Mountain North Carolina Whiskey. V / S This is not tbe adulterated blends or compounds of spirits as sold by tbe small I £ dealers, with hilf a dexen profits added, but a pure straight whiskey, cuaranteed 1 KWHIt under tbe National pure food law*. , 5 Good Whitkie* Like 7"A»s are retailed over the bars in our native State at from $2.50 to $3.00 per gallon. Thi, Special O#eris made in order tointroduce j our nocd* more thoroughly in the sections we were unable to reach from our j native State. , Our Guarantee : These goods must give perfect satisfaction or we will refund i sgffl WFhSc your money just as cheerfully, and the expense will all be ours. We refer you J wtn to the Atlantic National Bank, of this city. -BjSp - - ■■ - MAKE y own LIQUORS AT HOME You can make. In the privacy of your home any Liquor or Coital, aavtarf M No Distilling ! No No Apparatus! F*' il Millions of Satisfied Customers. Liquors made *ltb "UHOV* i.L=d| Flavors deliciously and pure-We duarantee under V. S. Pure Food taw. Serial Nu. 22115. Liquors awarded Gold Medals Columbian Exposition. B.TO WHISKEY USERS Make ep one Quart Whiskey at our Expeese. If not the best you ever b |flM tasted return balance at our expense, your money will be refunded. Flavors kor SIX FULL QUARTS, SI.OO To» What do you use? Imitation Scotch or Rye, Bourbon. Corn. Sour Mash* 6 Monongahela Whiskies. Irish. Gins. Cognac. Peach, Apple or Apricot Brandies, Rums. Rock and Ryo, Cocktails. Cordials, Creme-de-Menthe, Bitters. EJtc. till I AIIIDTT Make your selection and send at «ace for “ZANOL** for Six Full Quarts rULL UUAKIO for SI.OO. prepaid, in plain package: assorted if you wish; 12 full quarts $150; 24 full quarts $2.80. Yonr money returned if not ins* ar represented. ■ Si (j() Send order today and ask for •‘Free Booklet” giving history and secrets ml 1 * V X4 of liquors. . WlilH’ URiVERSAL IMPORT CO., S«le Afti., (hwttrnßranch.) 319Cnh>mlBld*. CIKIU4TI. t ' GREAT “=” WG) M * u UNEQUALED ' Kentucky’s Straight Whiskey - B Express Prepaid from Distiller to You 00.11... i*>sE 3f0r87.500r1 for $3, choice of Rye. Bourbon or Cora L ttaliOnS TOl OU* Fulton Straight whiskey highest medicinal thoroughly matured, in Myers patent 1 gallon demijohns. To prove Fulton is best you need send no money We ship on 30 day’s credit, if you have your merchant or bank write ns guar anteeing account. NoC.O.D. Full Quart Bottles at Rye, Bourbonor Corn are expressed prepaid in plain boxes, either 4 for 53., 8 for St>. or 12 for $9- FREE-ri miniature bottles of Selected Fulton with every 2 gal ton older. 6 with 3 gallon orders, accompanied by cash. If not satisfied with whiskey return; and, if paid for, al by our money will be refunded by first mail. MYERS A COMPANY • *COVINGTON «1? II i | Sol< Owrißar.S. Rb«. Di«t'y Mo.2J.6tw Drsr.. Kt. Order! from Mon*.. Wye.. Co!**, M.Mo».J ■ I for «ittoor to fall quart bottles, • galloag la demijohns, or a eaak. fer |IS. by prepaid frei<h t. write fer exproefi ter aw > VS* "* ,l — l Write far ear beok, A Fair Customer, mA >rlcfi Hfit Mfilada ~YOUCAHMAi(HN I | ■ | DQ ATOHf-liAUIHE YOUR OWH HOME fa I W W IW O DEALERS* PRICES It’s as simple as “ A-B-C. ” Tjyi Whiskey dealers clean up. So easy! No Cooking—No millions in profits yearly. Distilling! No Appara- We tell yon bow to save the Tus Whatever Required. dealers’ profit, as othersare Anyone can do it with ALGO. doing. We send flavors for SIX (6) FULL QUARTS LIQUOR for SI,OO Liquors made of ALCO are of the highest quality. Guaranteed under the National 1 Pure Food Law. ALCO makes imitation Bourbon, Rye, Malt, Scotch, and Irish Whis key, Gins, Cognac, Peach, Apple, Apricot, Banana and Raspberry Brandy, Cocktails, Rum and Creme-de-Menthe. 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