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MARKET REPORTS (By Aarasiated Fra**.) MBW YOBK. Mra. lk—Drttnw <n*aed H™» at aa adraara <H« 9 tn fa potato ou hatter re tries dtea espsctki, eaparta of raid wsrtbe* ta |Ba d»**ii, «w»n«t extd a wwewel sf os* *e« firns* Cte «M tarsi ksufcer*, Tkera wss caßauJarair, crttoa fat esie, bsc <b. dtaMfis •rn nasiit rtrewtaefi aM p*x«to aaM a? to pwxiji u»;fcer OcAx* the emi of Um Am* paar »Uq Karel) cvecract* touciitag 12c. lioai r,a*f Um adraacr axwuui tbit levei M'gu: cractiucf oceurrej fruau lb* twat. £>»t liquktal.vq wag by m> mess a* active as it fe«»j betg at tlasef last week. fJ»C fMftiet aay fees acttrelate la the fora- Fft*; feat fftsc g reaction pf j pe 4 points f*»9 tbe high <xgf raicl telriy Steady with Jette msniks {till fbowteg a net sain of lb J* L( pauas at midday. potton gput UMcd steeJj; mfcMUag nplaads 3XUK «•■ taU pxa. Ma'..a. 8.367 bates. carket tiriued un bullish tout bem spot UteiqtS i| tM eaUy aftenwuo. I’tkes Mid 2$ tq *U potato above Saturday* dosing silk Pecembaz reiaUsalj sltm on covering *SW *«BK BOTTOM »-»s Kta-ts—Jt urn ut« reaiaa pzjsra -c to* Wm vnary stoady; » Wlias, 13 I®-D«c; Kast I’ve*. Vtasa H's*- »•« Rate ftae.l*** Jag,, 11 ®f 11 «a 11. ST 11. M 11. M y* ~.., ...«x h »* n « Mas.. .. „U •! lt-M 11 M U M U.u» 11..8 Mar,, ~U.U i» os 11. M 13.0 T 13.05 11.80 fat"., ~ ~ ~,, „ st , ttts; 12.08 11. «8 Ja(y,. .. ..ti MioWU*3 10 Uh 13. W 11 » A«.. .. ..U or 10 oi n or u « ta.« ii.u •*•».. .. .. .... ..... ..... ..... u•» u « Ort.. ~ ~11.40 11,08 11.45 1150 11.01 11.31 Moe.. .. ..11.00 11,M 11.03 11.33 11.38 ~.,,| Dea.. .. ..11.01 11. n 11.31 11.73 11.10 11.42 yiw oblbams cottom SIT ORLEANS*. Nev. 18.—Cotton futures opened steady at an artvaece of 16 to 17 points on good cable*. The Liverpool market was on exported y •trtaj and the rise there canned roe. fuel® aiacny aborts oa thin side. According to private advices from the Rsglieh market the advance was baaed simply 00 a better feeling. Ono cahle*ram stated that levo Ikpuidatlon was coming from the Meg site. OeUera o< last week bought heavily after the eall and longs t«-’k ea eowotderabie owtoa. The weather was fa vorable and the f 'recast was for fair weather oner the entire be't. but this did not work against the market At the end of the first half boar of bastbeas prices were 23 to 24 point* tip. Towan! the middle of the morning s-alping (nags st»k profits and the selling gradually became heavy enough tn weigh against the mwthX. • The advance was checked and a small reaction brought about. The bear side, how ever, dlsplayrd no aggmesiveoeoe and baring of ravers by dlseooragvd shorts continue.! steadily, the demand giving the market a very gnnd undertone. The trading months came down to a level 15 to 17 points over Saturday's elose. TRAPPERS-; Get Mere Money For Tour Furs 1 Dant ship anyone fm till son get V*. Onr Aw* BwOrtas guncng eash pr.-ea C?' < 2*. we actanßy pay fee Coon. Mine. Cr 7’*. BeßstM, it wdl pay yon he- X , ♦ UTMUL FW AN W*MH CT If *7O N. Maia »L. St. leata, Ma. •*:/ TRAPPERS™ S J) And pay highest prices for Caen, /> J*'#/ MUM, Skuk, Pam*. Naakrat. and all other Fars, Hides and Ginseng. Best facilities in America. ■MNhM Send for Free Price List and Ship ping Tags. No commission charred- _ noccns run company (trappers SNIP US AU. YOUR CURS ■» Wepro y e w .* >ay . ; n»r« n®»y for furs fan any Fur Mff **Tl boons in the U. S.. because we dr>sj ■■sMOJar snd dye all cur firs Arsrf for Hie ■ WE? tfc? -'o-'d-v.-r Wrte today for free SBmv7-'~ : pnceiat. Weehanr comartsaton. V I. ABRAHAM 1!," *l> ISO N. Maia Street, St. Low,a, Mo. This is for Fur Buyers & Trappers Have yon sent yet for onr price lis«? Wt tell you here ve can and will pay you more for fur than any other house in the V. S. lit our prlco ueta and circulars we prove this beyond duration. - - -1 for them now-today befvrr you forget and le_.rn hoar to make extra »$f this season. Coats nothing but your time to ask. CORRY HIDE & FUR CO. 14 Maia eeoey pa Tshls-CSoth a:?j Twelve Napkins Given Away ■nwHwWij! , ygyyi- Ladies. wrd us vour name and address, plainly written, and we ; 7EJN& 1 7 -s S‘«’5WTY r^F = . n au you post-paid on credit, twelve handsome gold <k"-X» decorated boxes of our famous Healingand Complexion XStr***!?! Cream «o c.s, se ot a.-nor.g friends at twenty-five cents a box MErW~>cW - u ; , t ., sold, remit us the three dollars collected and we will WNBJTtTTT' — T"~7T~T promptly forward you this handsome fancy floral pattern K&HMEMMiMHeCHM3RN Table Cloth. 72 inches long. also twelve Napkins to match. l adies, w'ite us at once for ;he twelve boxes Cream tBA -'a-- ‘ --“d premium catalogue. Address: — wj TbeMpaca’i Kg Premiam Haase, Lines Dept 9., Bridgewater, CeM. 'L' ' 1 “ ' '■ 1 1111 " WE WILL GIVE fgJßh This GOLD PLATED LOCKET, opens to hold two pctures. set wr3t M simi itude TURQUUISES, ar.a a 7 z “ / W VTw lovely 22-inch NECK CHAIN, and tliese 4 GOLD uVriWA PLATED RINGS to anyone that willsell only pieces of Jewelry at loc each and send us the Si SO yV ■■dtaMßM’-i we trust you and take back all not sold Address H. BL Dale Mfo- Co., Providence, Ft. 1. 2ggsl SPECIAL 30-D Y CUT PRICt l N UUrt ■straight whiskey! MADE TO SECURE 5.09) NEW CUSTOMERS ■ks Sand for 2 galma* cf thia whiskey at the cut price ot M.»u. I , ■HMM Express Paid, aid compare the quality w.th 2 gallons < f any other ■SKaES —I kind advrrtierd la thia paper at $-i.6n. »4 <o or $5 <r> f o r 2 gallons. KMMH NMRH and If ver Straight Whiskey la n--t ’-ett< you be the judge—wend MHEMm °”r» b*,» ,-n first train and wo will return ymir money and a dollar KHImH MsEl bill extra to pay for your time. ¥ ■lr- Y IBOW-CLAD AGREEMENT < MMbMH The above ia an .ron-dad ayreem, nt never printed before in any paper fry any wnisxey hcuae—*-■ H's up to yon to teat It oil. Ke turn tbla ad with rem stance and mfdrrex y >ur letter plainly a. lx low —we will de th# rest aad park big Sample Jug and nice Calender jgiMMn Free with the 3 gall-oe ■MMIMM We refer to AtlantL Xat .ocs hank. Jar kwonrilU'. Fla., one IgKWßgft cf the largest banks in Florida | . t r ATI’HTIC COAST DISTIL’ING COMPANY This attracted fresh long buying sud at noon prices were higher than ever, standing 23 to 25 points up. KIT OBLEAVB COTTON The following wer* the ruling prices on th* exchange today: Last Pre*. Open. High. Low. Sa e. Close. Close. Janil.B6 12.18 11.95 12.18 12.15 H-78 r>bl2.lß 11. bl Marl2.lo 12.28 12.07 12.27 12.28 11.92 April 12.:» n »” May.. ..12.18 12.40 12.18 12.38 12.37 12.03 July..’ .’. .’.12.38 12.49 12.30 12.4® 12.47 12.16 Nov... ... .... ..... 12.00 11.72 Decll.9l 11.12 11.91 12.11 12.11 11.(4 SPOT COTTCM Atlanta, quiet, 12 5-18 c. Xew York, quiet, 12 W-lOOr. Liverpool, steady, 0 09-100 d. New Orlsans, steady. UH*. Galveston, steady. 12e. Savannah, steady. 1113*. Ralttunwe, quiet. 12 lie. Norfolk, qntet. 12 IMOe. Wilmington, steady. IlKr. Philadelphia, steady. 13 35-100 c. Ih-ston. quiet. 12 10-100 c. Mobl e. nominal. Charleston, steady. 12e. Augusta, steady, 12*e. Houston, quiet. 11 %c. , Memphis, steady. 12*e. Little Rock, quiet. 12 3-l Ce. Charleston, steady, HU*. Kt. Louis, firm. IJihe. Louisville, firm, UHe. Macon, steady, 12e. Athena, steady. 12 13-l He. COTTOM OIL XAKKZT Open. rinse. Spots 5.««5.91t Novembers.Bl4ls.B6 5.87415.89 Decemtxrs.B»«s.»l 5.92^5.94 January .. .. •• .. 5.95413.98 February6.oo4l6.os 6.05'a«.10 March6.lOW6.H 6 14«f«.18 April 6.14418.19 6.1943 6.24 May.'. Tone firm; sales. 7,000. COTTOM MARKET OPINIONS Orris Brothers A C<s: We believe that cot ton bought on easy periods can be profitably resold. A. Norden * Co.: We continue to feel that the chance* are in favor of lower price*. Logan & Bryan: Vnless something new devel pos of a rnther bullish character to strengthen the technical position of the market a further decline in prices may be looked for. HAYWARD 3 CLARK S COTTON LETTER NEW ORLEANS. La.. Nov. 18.—Liverpool opened with ft nt re* 4 lower than due. but de veloped strength during the session, showing futures IS English points up at the opening of our market. Spots 3 higher, a cable said: “Lees offerings, no bull liquidations; stronger un-tertOiK.’ The weather was good over Sun day Precipitation only in central and south Teaas. are for continued fair and wanner weather and the Washington forecast for the week is for fair and wramer. The trade now Is principally engaged in argu ing the coming census report, which will be pnMisoed on Thursday and give ginnings to No veml»er 14. Owing to good picking wathcr, there Is a tendency to look for full ginnings during the period of October 31 to Noveioner 14. A reliable party in Georgia says: “Owing to excellent wrather this year, ginnings may ap pear large as compared with last year, but there will be a great falling off in the ginning re turns thereafter and 1 am frank to say I be lieve the smallness of the Georgia crop will surprise the bulls.” A Texas traveler says: -Very title cotton left to gattber aud I believe at tbn end of thi wek not two per cent will terns'a nnplcked. Fanners holding very exten si rely and are indifferent sellers.” Our market gained 20 points at the start and held very firm at the advance. The decided change in IJ verpool strengthen* confidence and «as th* main cause of firmaess. The opinion prevails that the reactlo to 11% cents has brought tbe market to a safe basis for the next oeriud of activity In spots and a bullish change in statistics. N. L. CARPENTER * CO.’S COTTON LETTER NEW YORK. Nor. 18.—Liverpool war strong, it is said, on continental buying, aIK buying by spot Interests on this side. Tbe opening was quiet but buying after tbe opening was good, coming from larger spot interests and shorts covering. Memphis and New Orleans said to be good seilera Sentiment a little more bullish today and tbe larger spot Interests are advising their friend* to buy cotton. No de cline of consequence is loked for at the momsnt and it is ex|>ectrd the market will be a scalping affair antil after tbe bureau report. SUGAR. PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER (By Associated Press.! NEW YORK. Nov. 18.—Raw sugar steady, muscovado, 88 test, 3.55; centrifugal, 96 test, 4.05; molasses, 89 test. 8.30; refined qutet. l*etroleum and molasses steady. Hides and leather firm. METAL MARKET (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK. Nov. 18.—4.'oyi>er firm; stand ard spot. 17.20ei7.40; November. 17.204$ 17.30; December ana January, 17.204017.4 U; electrolytic and lake, 17.624k17.87; castings. 17.254317.37. Tin easy; spot to January, 49.704150.20. weak. 4.65474.75. Spelter steady. 7.554(7.45. Antimony stesuly; Cookson's. 10.50. Iron steady; No. 1 northern. 18.25%18.75; No. 2 northern. 17.754118.25; No. 1 southern, No. 1 soulbern soft, NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. Ga., Nov. 18.—Spirits firm. 37%c; sales none. Rosin firm; water wmte, 38.43: nln<k>w glass, 38.15; N. 17.60; M. 87.00; K. 86.45; I, 86.05; H, 86 05'116 12%; G, 86.05 -. 6.07%; F, 86.08; E. 8*1.00; I>. 85.95. B, 85.90; sales none. Receipts of spirits. 969; rosin. 5.230. THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1912. The Southern International! Poultry Show I IT is only a short time now be- r fore the centering together in i the south the greatest display I of fancy fowls this country has I Nothing is being left j undone to give the poultry people a i treat in this magnificent display «birda. Not only to see the birds, * but to see and talk with the judges ] who will place the awards. The J judges who will decide who has the < n JlSr* best birds at this show have been ' I jji carefully selected for their ability in handling each of the varieties that they have been assigned to, and in very department specially J / have been selected to do this work. ' As this last shov was undoubtedly one that suited the people, therefore, it will be | put in practice again this year. " Ira ‘ GravPß> of Southboro, Mass., gy who is considered one of the best breeders of White Plymouth Rocks. Csllhlr *’l also Whltp Wyandoties in the t'ni-4 a ted States, will place the awards on“ these two varieties, and when she puts her stamp of approval on a • bird you can rest assured that it is q worth something, and is worth any breeder’s opportunity to have her pass on their birds. After the judging is over she takes a great pleasure in showing the breeders why she has placed one bird over another and gives . information and instructions to the breeders in the show room a great help to them in their work. Any one who has been so successful as I Mrs. Graves has in her line of work is certainly competent to teach others, and this class of judges throughout the entire show have been elected. Mr. D. M. Owens, of Athens, Tenn., has been judging poultry longer, than any man In the southern states. He exhibited birds at the first poul try show that was ever held in this country, in Atlanta in 1885. As a Brown Leghorn and Black Langshan breeder, D. M. Owens is known the world over. He has judged poultry shows from one part of the world to the other. Poultry breeding is a hobby and a side line with Mr. Owens 1 and he has done possibly as much if not more than any breeder south o I the Mason and Dixon line to make the poultry industry of the south wha it is today. Mr. Owens will place the awards on all the Leghorn classes He knows what a Leghorn is, in all colors and tbe man who is fortunate enough to have Mr. Owens pass on his birds in a show of this class, when he wins it stamps his birds equal to any in the United States. The win ning birds in Leghorns in each color at the Southern International will have a value fixed on them that will make them be appreciated by their owners, and the business they will get from their birds winning at thi? show the following year will be something they will be proud of . j Nothing has been left undone to bring together all the best quality o I birds that the breeders over the country have produced, and models of per I fectlon, or as near so as it is possible to breed them will be displayed in great numbers, and anyone who is in the poultry business or contemplates entering it cannot afford to stay away from this show, and if they have any birds exhibit them, and find out how they class with what other breeders are doing. Many a bird that has no fixed value now will win at this show and will make for their breeder a reputation that no other method could possibly get for him. *■ * Mr. Owens will take pleasure in showing and explaining to the exhibi-! tors the types of Leghorns, also the colors that the world is now wanting] and what the different breeders are trying to produce. Rapid strides have been made during the past few years in the breeding of Leghorns in all classes and something altogether different from what ft required to win, even ten years ago. The breeders over the country are all producing, birds of more uniform type and color now in the variety that they an ’ working with, and fixed types as outlined by the standard are being bred’ nearer and nearer to perfection and to standard requirements every year. However, the'models of perfection are hard to get, but there will be ani array of birds at this show as near j | perfection in the varieties they rep resent as it is possible to get them. ** 1 « i.yi Yours very truly, zt/> QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED. QUESTION. Eatonton, Ga. Kindly advise me how often chick ens should be given green bone, and about how much at a time. Taking a pen of ten chickens as an ex ample. H. F. D. ANSWER. Two or three times per week Is sufficient to give green bone to chickens, and give them just what they will eat up clean each time. Atlanta Live Stock (By W. H. White. Jr., of the White Proviaion Company.) Quotations baaed on actual purchases during the current week. Good to choice eteen, 1,000 to 2,000. *5.00@ e.oo. Good steen, ROO to 1.000, »4.7r«<>5.25. Medium to good steers. 700 to . X). .M.215'58 Good to choice beef cows. 800 to 900. $3.755? Medium to good beef cows. 700 to SOO. $3.30@ 4.00. Good to choice heifers. TH) to 850. 58.71W4 50. Medium to good heffen. 050 to 750 83.5041 The above represents ruling prices of good quality of beef yattte. Inferior grades and dairy trees wl’ing lower. Mixed tn common steen. If fat. 700 to 800. M.n04t4.25. Mired to common cows. If fat. 700 tn 800. »? 25W4.00. Mixed, common. WXI M ROO. 1T.tW4t3.25. Good butcher hulls. 53.00«?3.T5. Prime hogs. 100 tn W. average. «7.004*7.n0. Good hntilter rdga. 140 tn 180. S7 401it7.<10. Good ptitcber pigs. 100 so 140. 80 75(87.25. t ight nigs 80 to 100. 8fi,.504»0.75. Heavy rough hogs. 2no to 25Q 8<;.504»7.50. Above quotation* anply to eornfed hogs. Mast and neannf fattened hogs I<BlHe under. Gond manv emt'e In ranis fh’s week, mostly '>n the nlain order. A f*w loads of heavy Tennessee steers were on the market and were promptly sold at ton nrlees. oemand f.w cat tle tn the middle class was exceedingly good; nrices held strong regardless nf the heavier mn Market la quoted steady to a rhade stronger. Hog receipts nhr.nt as nsnal. market alug irlsh. demand considered poor for thia season "f the venr LIVE STOCK BY WIRE ST. LOCIS. Nov. 18.—Cattle—Receipts. O.OOn. including 3.000 Texans: steady. Native beef sluers, $.5.504;11 .OO; Texas aud Indian steers. 8.5 00(37.25; cows an<) heifers, |3.25(a5.00; >alvvs In rar’oad lots. 85.00*10.50. Hogs—Receipts. 4.500: market srßloc lower. I'igs and lights. 86.504i7.80; mixed and botch ers. 8T.50447.85: good heavy, 87.75(87.85. Sheep—Receipts. 2,200; market steady. Na tive muttons, 84.00<g5.25: lambs, 85.50447.85. LOriRVILLE, Ky., Nov. 18.—Cattle: Re ceipts. S.ROO- active. 10<gl5c higher; range, 82.00 to 88.75. Hogs—Receipts 7,900: 10c lower; range, 84.50 to 87.05. Sheep and Lntnbn—Receipts 300: lambs, 544 c down; sheep. 3c down. CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO, Nor. 18.—Cash grain: Wheat—No. 2 red. 81-01411 No. 2 hard, 86<fj88c; No. 1 northern, S'liTSSc; No, 2 north ern. 85H(>86c; No. 2 spring. As*ißs%c; velvet ••fluff, 804787e: durum, 854180 c. Corn—No. 2 yellow, 574i57%c. Oats—No. 2. 30-%c: No. 2 white, BS%M 84*4«; standard. 32% «#3Bc. No. 2 rye, <Jl4i62c. Barley, 48CcT4c. Timothy seed. 82.7.5413.75. Clover seed. 813 OO«17.5O. FT. LOUIB CASH QUOTATIONS. (By Associated Press.) ST. LOVIS. Nov. 18.—Cash: Wheat->No. 2 red. 81.08® 1.05%; No. 2 hard. ROttSbc. Corn—No. 2, nominal, 514152 c; old. sc; No. white, uew, 53c. Oats—No. 2. 31%c; No. 2 white, 33c. KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 18.—Cash: Wheat—No. 2 hard. 80©86%c: No. 3. 794182 c; No. 2 red. •jOUjIftHBUc; No. 3. 904<IMl<-. Corn—No. 2 mixed, 48c: No. 3. 41c; No. 2 white, 4«'rt46%c; No. 8. 45c. Oats—No, 2 white, 32&32%c; No. 2 mixed. 31%tt32e. BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS NEW YORK. Nov. IS.—Butter firm; re ceipts, 3.078. Creamery extras. 35e; cream ery first. 31%(t32«4c; Imitation cream ery, 25i120c; factory June make firsts, 2414 4s - 28c; current make firsts, 24¥jc; state dairy, tubs, finest, 2<«2>lc; process extras, factory current make, firsts, 34Hc; packing stock, June make. 24®94%c; current make. 23©23%c. Cheese easier; receipts, 2.854. State whol? milk, colored, siieclal. 17%c; do. average fancy 17 54<317 %c; new whits. spe cial. 174(17i4c; do. average fancy, 18c; Mate whole milk, new, nudergrades. 14®15%e; poor to fair. 127114 c. new specials. UAl2c; new choice. 9%<tloc; otinis. undergrade*. 18%r. Eggs irregular: receipts, 7.272 boxes. Fresh gathered extras. 384J41c: firsts. 22t4*12354e: fresh gathered dirties., No. 1, 22®2Tc; No. 2. Ls<jl«c; fresh gathered checkr. prime. 19%(tt W%e. pocr to fair. 12®14c; refrigerator special marks, fancy and local storage, euaige* psiu. 28%®24c; do. firsts. 18®20c; do. poor, 18® 10c; do. dirties, 17 IB 19c. QUESTION. Y’omossee, S. C. Will you please tell me in your answer column Qow many Indian Runner drakes it-will take to have with six ducks to get good results? By complying with the above re quest you Will oblige A. E. O. ANSWER. One, or not over two drakes, with six hens Is sufficient to obtain best results. Atlanta Markets | ATLANTA COTTON ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 16.—Cotton by wagni I steady. 12 %c. DRESSED POULTRY Hens, 17®18c: fries. 204J25c; roasting, 20 $1.50®!.75; pineapples, per crate, 52.00®2.2>'>. keys, 17®18c. LIVE POULTRY Hens, 4.54tf50c each; fries, 254f350 each roosters. 25«f3.5c: ducks, 30®f35c; turkeys. ITU 18c; geese, 40®50c. CRACKERS Crackers—XX Florida sodas. «»4c: Block se lect sodas. 7c; lemon creams. 7V4c: earl oysters. 7c; /winger snaps. 6>jc: cornlillls. B%c; penny cakes, BMie; nnlmnls, 10c; jninpblea. I')%<X fig tars, 13c: cartwheels, 9C; raisin cookies. 9e Block snowf'ake wafers. In tins, 13c; cracker In 5c cartons, 50c dosen; crackers In 10c car tons, 81-00. FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED Flour, 4>cki'd, per barrel; Victory, our fin eat patent, 86.50; Gloria, self-rising.- 86.40: Puritan, highest patent, 83.85; Paragon, high est patent, 85.85; Home Queen, highest pat ent, >5.85; White Cloud, high patent, £5.60; White Daisy, high •patent,’ 85.60; Oeenn Bpror. patent. 85.35; Southern Star, patent, *5.33: Sun Kke. patent. 8j.3‘5; Sun 85.35; King Cotton, half patent, 85.Q|fc,..’fi»y» Flour, straight. 84.25; low grade, 98-In. MfcW, 84.00. Meal, sucked, per bushel: Men', plain, 144- Ib. sacks, 78c; meal, plain, 96-lb. sacks, 79c; meal, plain, 48-lb. sacks. Sic; meal, plain. 24-ib. sacks. 83c: meal, plain, 12-lb. sacks. 85c. I Grain, sacked, per bushel: Wheat. Tennes see Blue Siem, 2%-btt. sack. $1.60; Itye, Ten uest.ee, 81.25; bar ey. 81-25; corn, white, new erop, 78c; cracked corn. 85c; oats, fancy clip ped, 51c; oats. No. 2. clippad, 50e; onts, fnnev white, 49c: oats, No. 2 white, 48c; oats, mixed. 47c; oats, Appier. 75c; oats. Texas Rust I'roof, 65c; oats. Oklahoma Bust Proof, 60e. Hay, etc.: Alfafrfn hay. No. 1, 81.35; tim othy. choice largo bales, 81.40; timothy. No 1 small bales. 81.25; timothy. No. 2, small ba.es, 81.10; Bermuda hay. 85c: straw, 75c; cotton seed meal. Harper. $27.00, cotton seed meal, prime. 827.C0; cotton need ’meal Creamo feed, $25.00; cotton semi bulls, southern, square sacks, $9.50; cotton ssed hulls Harper, square sacks, $9.00. Chicken feed, per <-wt.:. Purina pigeon U feed. $2.35; Purina chowder, bbla., dor. pkgs.. • 82.45; Purina chowder, 100-lb. sacks, 82.25: Purina scratch. lOC-lb. sacks. 82.05; Victory pigeon feed. $t.35; Victory baby enick feed. 1 *2.20; .Victori scratch. 100-lb. sacks, 82.00; I Victory scratch, 50-lb. sacks. 82.05: oyster shell, ’ 80c; chicken wheat. 2-htt. sacks, per bu., 81-40; lieof scraps, 100-lb. sacks, $3.25: beef scraps, 50-lb. sacks, 83.50. Ground feed, per cwt.: Purina feed. 175-lb. sacks, 81-3U'- Purina feed. 100-lb. sacks. $1.80: Purina molassei feed. 100-lb. sacks. $1.75; Arab feed. $1.75; Allueeijxt feed. $1.70; Vic tory horse* feed, $1.65; A. B. C. feed, $1.60: • Mi'ko dairy feed, $1.70; Sucrene dairy feed, $1.60; alfalfa meal. $1.50. Snorts, brand. 1 mill feed: Shorts, white. 100-lb. sacks, $1.90; shorts. Halliday, white $1.90: Dandy middlings. 100-lb. sacks. $1.90 shorts, fancy, 75-lb. sacks. $1.85; shorts, P W., 75-lb. sacks. $1.70; shorts. Brown, 100 . lb. sacks. 81.85;' Georgia feed, 75-lb., sacks $1.70; germ menl, $1.65; Homcollne. ’ 81.65 ’ bran. 75-lb. sacks, $1.40; bran, 100-lb. sacks $1.40. i • 9alt: Sult brick, per (-Me. medicated. $4.85 salt brlek. per case, plain. $2.25: salt, Rei Rock, per cwt., $1.00; salt. White Rock, pel cwt.. 90c; salt. 100-lb. sacks, 52c; salt, 50-lb sacks, 30c; salt. 25-lb. sacks. 18c; salt. Oxone - per case, 30 pkgs., 90r; salt. Grsnocrystnl 1 case, 25 pkgs.. 75c. 8 KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS (By Associated Brest. I t KANSAS CITY. Nov. 18.—Butter, eggs ami poultry unchanged. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET lßy Associated Press.) CHICAGO. Nov. 18.—Butter steady; cream .' erles, 29®34c; dairies. 26®31c. I Eggs steady; receipts 2,028 cases: at mark i cases Included, 22®25c; ordinary firsts, 24c firsts. 27c. >) Cliese steady; daisies. 17 l z 4(<tT7>4c; twins. 16% . 4117 c; voting Americas, 16%<J17c; long horns ’ 16% ® 17c. \ t Potatoes steady-, rwelpts 115 cars; Michigan il <B<U3Bc; Minnesota. 47®50c; Wiseonsln, 45®52c 1. Poultry—Alive weak; turkeys, 18c; chickens } 10c; springs, ll%c. Veal steady; 9® 14c. »od unequ»led port- Ks, f 'JiJJH able X»»ollne table and hanging lamp for lighting city and rural home*, j , stores, hall*, churche*. Most power- Kzyj I tul light known. Absolutely rare. Kft-1. Wt WE LOAN YOB SAMPLE i JLVi'&l MorebrllliantandmeDytimesoiteaper F V*' than *»• or electricity. Guaranteed Ijf AiA_B>L Vk Are year*. Everyone a possible cus- Lfy/g f.. -"4 » • tomer.N’oerperiencenece'-aary. Large * ”' f commissions Exclusive territory Iree. jS Write today, k?/ M 2 SITXSHINE SAFETY LAMP CO. p/ 333 atlory BM(.. kae*a* City, ■*» < This Beautiful 20 Yeti Watch 53.75 1 •WABtly •afTßved THIN MODIL, GOLD FINXSItD doUbi® Hur.-Ji.g case, ft twel Amarksn levsr mov»m®nt,3t«m wind and stem tO yearfuarxnte® 4®bi with AMh waioh. Ung gold finished chain for UdM. fob or «haJn f» •£*W®!» bxauiixtiox run.»■ w Vs.'— HUNTER WATCH CO., Dept. 1117, Chic««e, HL .. . ! 1 LJ A Actress EDEE Z Rings s<*«4 your name and addwM and W ad r . u 1* Bnutiful -iV-PWjs: " , J ,'V- OrlMtai alia loowu VrWEvV ewh. AUU>«tMvl» B«T«rt. 'lin' Wbmedd atua nt »LSO and ' I'l'VX ' r«tth«M tow Beautiful Aetrete Riß »’ F '“- * IK t! ‘ Mffgy 10« Ko« Mm Palmyra, Pa, ( tar-i-A FggFF ■ ZS if? .W • «>V« an American made. «tem wind and net Watch. I.wre«:>«s year* aleolina /•30Zl5vii!A tA Cenea Gam Ring, for nellina Specially Setectod *’“'*• end Religious PICTURES w ** Tff K . zTAT picture* and larr* -jmnteed. ALTON WATCH CO.. Dept. n«, Chicago «h ETDETEr WATCH. RING IF “Lt AND CHAIN Our fully ruaraateed, stem wind and art. [ richly eneraved watch, proper aina: end brinuntß-«u>n« rin*. HL riven FREE to I HOMEB WATCH CO., Dept. CHICAGO WATCH. RING CRFF and CHAIN r Ilfcat * h *«" t CHtCAGO e - y WATCH S’SV.-i A-liw We positively give tree a beautiful, gold k finished, engraved American made, stem » stem set watch, proper sixe. guar- Lm 11 llanteed five years. Also a beautHuf ring Utt /if /Let with three diamond cut brilliants for rc/jA <■a/J/ * l 10c each. Order Jewelry ij/e£zyto<iay. When sold send 2»>dwewillsendwatch.ring.chainKr‘‘ ARDER W*TCH CO. Dapt 7? ihlw WWiigg *X- %BkaUTWniit BMOBATSD. Plated WATCH, «t»l . uiu.poearaac.to Build Oold Wstcb. Ats.ricsa mads, ►,A-..‘<^ t 't-sSr-hfri4ra»rMteedsy.w..andab.Mtlfut Riat AVUiij. E-- wl'h «n !“>• Waatoad, foe *allla* to packara as braudful high X VI art pot o.rd. al Uta a paokM* *> paokara. and ulw* WILLABB W4TCH CO,, UepL IJJ4 t“*CM»® F F6B vw win eend you 12 Oruoul RiLgi to mH at 10 t«ati •//11 \W M«h. AHtUragGla New Ytrt. Wb«a told return us gI.CO and (Ft theM four Beautlfoi R n s tree, a'an big premmm li«t OMrly nremiumk ard how to iSr got tb®m. SCHNFIhER < 400 Orleßt PRl»yr»,t*R IK — l These two Ring* tK *4 HR- selling .even 25e Et "Merit'’ Tablet* in 80 day*.’L 3 On. M>li«l paid. Add ret. . U u : MX JUT Medicine Cte.. Booaa I ’ CTnclaaaU, Okl*n RHow to reduce it *m. H simple way. It reduced Miss Anna '■■Crayten'* weight 12 lbs. in> lOjtayih ■D J Information »ent free in a plaineealed ■ package to any addre**. Hall C. Co Olive St. Dept. B-40 bt.Louu.M* —to MR k» " ■— • 1 ••■“wrara—tema— i —m— HEW FEATHER BEDS OHLY $7.40 _ factoo cuh wlth ort „ A l »*w k Live feather*. Beat A G A. Tickin*. I Guaranteed a* repreaented of’ raon ay - back. Prompt Shipment. Order te k •’) . W YJS day or Write foe order blank*. 1 We give bank reference*. 'southern feather and PILLOW CO. Dept> v GRLEhSBORO. N. C TKWaiNafcs 920 a Day ' U P ¥ T ‘Je\’X:!r ESSE j&jan».»S"taiss 1 Where. Small I A riL*rt ; r I nrnltl. BO yOUfOWD bOSfi* Writ# ’ 1 MMMWE 1 Bwk. Teatlmontale. «c. WILL YOU ACCEPT a steady job at S3O weekly Would you like a steady job selling my good*, starting • right array, naming S3O a week, with a ehance to be pro ; moved to a position paying $3,000 yearly. No experience . is required. My agents have steady employment the year round. lam ready to give you a position right now ’ wnere you can make Mg money quick, Just write roe a letter or postal today sure and say: '‘Mad parttctdor* '■ about tAe notition you offer" and mark the address Portonal for E. M. DAVIS, Presided '■ E. M. DAVIS CO, 366 Davis Block, Chicago SIX QUARTS LIQUOR sioo n IFI IM ■ LI/ era : i ffi 3 K i S i MMm m 3 ’ U$S 2ANOL (J ZANOU i: oris ra ’■ Ilfj^ I y To introduce our famous liquor* Into **ery home •: ire will atrip all charge* prepaid ‘‘ZANOL for s. MX FULL QUABTS oF LIQI'OB F«B JLOO your own selection. What do you twe—By*, Bour. 1: bon. Corn or Sour Ma*L Whlskie*. Gin. Bum. Peach, hI Apple, Apricot or Coguao Brandies, Cordial*, etc? r SAVE THE DEALERS ENORMOUS PROFIT. ’ : Let ua ahow you how. We are experienced die tillera and we will ahow you how to own '■ liquor* at home. SAVING FIFTY PER CENT OF THE DEALERS PRICE with ”ZANOL” Extract*. Strictly legitimate. Two minute* do** the work. I Liquor* made with "ZAN OL" are delicious and pur*. Awarded Gold Medals at the Colombian Exposition, d l Thousand* of satisfied customer*. Guaranteed by u* under tbe U. 8. Pur* Food Law*. Serial No. J2115-A. TRY ONE QUART OF WHISKEY FREE Put it to any test yon want and if it ia not the ’’ beat you ever tasted, return the balanco at our ex- Knae, vour money will bo immediately refunded, nd order today and we will aend flavor* for SIX FULL QUARTS WHISKEY SI.OO ? All charge* prepaid. Plain package, any assortment ' yon desire. Twelve full quart*, $1.50; twenty-four , full quarts, 82.80. FBETE—Our Booklet, “Secret* 1 ind History of Making Liquors at Home,” eent free B ‘ So anyone sending us their name and address. ’• . UIVIVERHAI* IMPORT CO. TSIO Cai vernal Bldg., O. WANTED HELP —Male and Female COLORED agent wanted in locality- SIOO * luunth. AU or spare time. Write quick for patticulare. Box \ -409, Cincinnati, Ohio, RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED—<7S mouth to commence. “Pull” unnecessary. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, uept. U. 38, Kmbester,_ N. Y, WANTED—Railway mall Many needed for parcels post. Entrance salary now 375. Rapid promotions. Write Oimcnt, 30, St. Louie. LADIES, make supporter*; sl2 per 100; no can vassing; material furnished. Stamped envel ope for particulars. World Specialty Co., Dept. 11, Milwaukee, Wlsc. WANTED—Colored agent in thia locality, hus tler; $l5O a month. All or spare time, insur ance secret order. Write quick for particulars. Box J., 409. Cincinnati, Ohio. TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesman; good pay, steady work and promotion; experience un necessary, as we will give complete instruc tions. Piedmont Tobacco £o., Box D-17, Dan ville, Va. _____ 600 MEN 20 to 40 years old wanted at once for electric railway moterm*n sud conductors; SW) to SIOO * month; no experience necessary; tine opportunity; no strike: write immediately for application blank. Address H. C. :F., Box SOT, tare of Jouiuau • WANTED—More men to prepare as firemen, brakemen, electric motormen and colored tralu porters; experience unnecessary. Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama reads. S6O to SIOO mouth. 500 wanted. Enclose stamp. Name position wanted. I. Railway Inst.. Dept. 24. Indian apolis, Ind. ■ . MEN AND WOMEN WAN’TEI) FOR GOVERN MENT POSITIONS—S9O month. Annual vaca tions. Short hours. No "lay-off*.” Common education sufficient. Over 13,000 appointments coining. Influence unnecessary. Farmers eligi ble. Send postal Immediately for free list of positions open. Franklin Institute, Dept. H, 38. Rochester, N. Y.. $50.00 TO SIOO.OO A (MONTH for your spare time. Experience not' needed. Want active man in each locality. Introduce ua to your friends. Cash benefits paid when stek. Injured and at death. Write quick for Cash- Bonus offer. The 1-L-U, 724, Covington, hy. IMiMTrn Am an or woman, al lor spare time, to **eur* WAR I til in( ( rmatlon for u*. Experleaov ““t f** o **- PERSONAL MARRY— Many rich, anxious for early mar- ] riage; descriptions tree, sealed; pay If suited. , New System. Box 525, Kansas City, Mo. MARRY—Many rich, congenial anti anxious for companions. Interratlug. Particulars and ; idiotos free. The Me*senger, Jacksonvil.e, Ha. : MABRY —Tliousands. wealthy, will marry soon, ’ .all ages, nationalities. Description free. West- j j eru Club. Dept. 268, Market. San 1 rancmco. CaI hACHELOK -UAID, 41, comfortably situated. I would marry. M., Box 85, Toledo League, Toledo, Ohio. MABRY—Many wealthy members. Will All ages. Description free. Reliabl* Luia. Dept. 59- box 266. Oakland, Cal. aamHl wealth and beauty. tory FREE. Pay when married. New plan. Box 314 C. F., Kansas City, Mo. LADIES—Our new “Rubber Protector’’ is the best; safe, secure; mailed $1; particulars 2c postage. Leipsic Medicine Co.. 631 Avondale avenue, Toledo, Ohio. •CARRIAGE PAPER tree. The most reliable published. Send tor one. Eastern Agency 22. Bnugeport, Conn. . MARRY RlCH—Matrimonial paper of highest character, containing hundreds of photos atri description* of marriageable people with mean*, mailed free; sealed; either *ex. Writ* today, one may be your Ideal. Address Standard vor Club, Box 607, Grayslake, 111. , lYtrhlirkT rin<l tbe right kind of toilet neces- WI i nfl r N eltiew. Drugs, Syringes, etc., in our Yl VltlLin , ata iog. Send 2e stamp for postage. F. G. Ferguson Co., Box 65, 429 Sixth Ave., New York. _____ it ■ n n u 30 *’ rth s***- h, fl 1) D V to* «f every lady member. Tbe Il II Dll I •'••o'. n *P‘- Marshall. Mieb. w axteh— \<>knts H AGENTS WANTED—SS TO $lO DAY made selling our new mai»a ami books. Outfit free. Semi 25c for postage. Huie Co.. Atlanta. Georgia. AGENTS—SS to $lO daily fitting glasses- big profits; our 24-page free eye book tells how. Write today. Jacksonian Optical College. 143 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. 111. PIG MONEY SELLING "SUNSniNE CL®AN EK.’* Every body buys, bend for .30 loc i pits. Wiien smd son get sl. or a rateable pre- I ull uin. Jas. B. Stiariis. B»x 1452, Conway. S. C. r/iipwmQ PORTRAITS 35c. FRAMES 15e. AU’Jhn AO Sheet picture* le, Stereoscope* 26c. Views tc. 30 >!avs' credit. Sample* and catalog free, Consolidated Portrait Co-. DePt. 5188 1027 W. Adams St., Chicago. STORY OF THE BIBLE FROM Genesis to Revelations, told for yrning - and old by Rev. Jesse Lymen Hurlbut. D. D. Tbe most fascinating story In the world. Dr. Hurlbut Is known throughout America a* a Bible student and teacher—has told the Bible story In a manner that Interests, fascinate* and Instructs old and voting alike and Indelibly Impresses It on the mind. We alsoYpnbllsh the 'nreest and most comniete Boe of B”>l>'s. Tests ircnta. holiday books and other standard sub scription b-oks In the country. We are now making •‘Hnrlbut> of the Bible” our “leader.” We want ngenta in every cotnmnm tv We give most liberal terms. Write at once for terms. PHILLIPS-BOYD PVBLISH IN'G COMPANY, Atlanta. Ga. . y FOR SALE REGISTERED Duroc-Jersey breu gilts—as Hoe as grow $25. J. C. Heetand, Sherman, Texy. MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS—My Hock, consisting of four two-yeur-old prixe winning toms. $lO and sls each. Eleven two and tbree yoar old hens, $6. Young stock for sale. Mis* C'arlle Kemp. Kennesnw. Ga. r HEA*!’ FARMS IN MIDDLE AND SOUTH Georgia. Save money by getting onr Hat be fore buying. E. L. Vickers Realty Co., Macon. G oorgl a. STRAWBERRY plants- 500 for SI.OO. Cabbnge plants. $1.75 per 1,000. JOHN LIGHTFOOT. East Chatta-. n oca, Tenn. FINE BREEDING STOCK fOR SALE—Orp ingtons. white, black and buff. White leg horns, and Runner ducka—English Penciled, also Light Fawn and White, and the pure White. Eggs for batching, pure breeding stock. Rea sonable prices. Write for price-list No. 53. J. W. Beeaou, Meridian, Miss. p-T A \'T LILIES OF THE VALLEY now. 1 1 E afi v fo r pot culture, bloom tn three weeks. 30c for 0: 50c for 12: SI.OO for 25c, post paid to any address. Ponce de Leon Floral Co., Atlanta. Ga. , SUBt'rBAN LOTS—s2s—sl MONTHLY. HOUSTON-. Texas, is having the most wonder ful growth of any rity in the U. S. Popula tion, Increased from 45.000 to* 110,000 in seven vial A $17,000,000.00 spent on new buildings In past two years. 300 factories. Government spending $2.500,000.00 on Ship Channel, making ci'ty Ji seaport. We have' just opened foe, sale I the Townoite of Satsuma, suburb of Houston. 135 minutes from heart of city, on railroad and I tmilevanl. Lota 50x100 feet. Firat 200 lot* 1 only M 25 each. Terms $1 cash and 31 monthly. ■ Write for particulars or send $1 and get choice location. G. W. Halil A Co., 264 Commercial ißank bldg., Houston. Texas. SALESMEN WANTEB~ Who Can Furnish Team and Wagon To sell on commission to farmers, the best and largest lino of Medicines. Stock Foods, Flavoring Extracts and Toilet Preparations on tbe market, and under the most liberal contract—salesmen i - making from SIOO to S3OO per month clear of I: exiiense. We start you in a paying business 1 ; without your Investing 'one dollar, if yon can ' i furnish a teain and wagon. Write us today. I Address, • • EDGAR ROBERTS MANUFACTURING CO., II 2156 Walnut Street. St. Louis. Mo. ‘ New Feather Beds and Pillows St 50 • i NEW FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS $8.50. ■ Send us $8.50 money order ahd we will ship • you one New Feather Bed and Pillows to match; 1 or $7.35 for l>ed without pillows. New. live J feathers. Best 8 os. A. C. A. ticking. Guaran > teed as represented or your money refunded. • Reference: Commercial and Farmers' Bank, Me i bane, N. C. Order today or write for order • I blanks. Dixie Supply Co., Dept. B, Mebane. • N. C. 1 >»S-s4 RINGS ‘ r Tonic A Dandruff ' atlOoeach. WX TRUST 1 When sold aend money and we’ll send 4 rings or choice g: - CTswri.-K*from our premium list. x&S" PERFUME co. » JOX t7 , MO. ” Ma»C4sAo*aa b,ULS MILLINERY TAUGHT in four and six weeks. Course* complete. 4vmAL -■'..ludi. OF MILLINERY, lUUSX '•x.txAh.L rix., aii.a.mX BELL your property qu>Ckly for cash, no matte* where locaieu. » articulate tree, rteal Estate Salesman vo., i-epl. ov, r-iucoin, neor. BE A Dg.Th.U'Al v E—catru Irom »150 to s3uO per month; travel over tue wund. Write E. T. Luuwig 1261 Scarnit Blug., Kansas tjty, 31a. BURNING BLBH. Three weeks, ten tent*. Startling: ciaquel enrienug from all timers, cuauipassed tunstmas premium ot ters tor men, boys or girls. Burning r.u*h, Wauxesaa. <■l*. BE A DETECTIVE —Earn $l5O to S3OO per mouth; travei over w-oiiu. Stamp for partic ulars. National Detecuve Agency, Dept. A-8, Chicago. ' j LATEST FACTS from olttet authority show that Christ was uot immensed. i'lam as uayl 68-p. book, 16c. Mahatley’a Box, Clinton. S. C. “TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR NO COST." HARMLESS borne treatment of roots and herb*. Sure, pleasant, permanent, send your nam* qu.c*. ai Ku t. 0., Suite 1, Vt ichita, Kans. WANTED—Names of every whiskey buyer in tbe south. We have arranged to give every one a nice Christmas present. Write today for handsome free souvenir *n<. special Santa Claus offer? M. L. Sprinkle Distilling Co., Jackson ville, Fla. • FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS. IF YOU would like Ito own a brand-n*w 36- pound feather bed and a pair 6-pound pillows, mail me $lO. I will ship them to you and pay the freight to your depot. Best A. C. A. feath er ticking, guaranteed all live, new feathers. If not as advertised, your mokey back. Wr ‘ t * for circulars and order blanks. Address D. M. Martin, Box 148, Griffin, Ga.' FREE—INVESTING FOR PROFIT MAGA ZINE. Send me your name and I will mall you , thia magazine absolutely Free. Before you in vert a dollar anywhere—get thi* magazine—it is worth $lO a copy to »nj man who intends to invest $5 or more per month. Tells you bow SI,OOO can grow to s22,ooo—how to lodge different classes of Investmewts, ths Beal Earning Power of your money. 'ITM magazine six months Free If you write today, H. U Barber, Publisher. 410, 28 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. (Advt.l- I• ; • PATENTS n ■ TEIITO Watsww E.Coletnaw,WMh. rU Irnl Books free. Higb -IXI toll I Wat references. x»e&; raauif. ' ------- --- - . MEIHCAL j Orn-WETTINB DImU Box of Penino, FREE. Address, BISSOUBI REMEDY CO_, ORra 11 SU Louis, Mo. nFAIpWSJIEADIIOISES Btedr At IMt 7°u may rejeuve in « ww v Hnd Ifuiti n e etim. Vnhke oyhera Wonderfuiiv Riccewful Book Free. M. G. E. COUTANT,F.O.Sta.E. 270 A. Newrork.NX fl i IVII 4 IklT * to »* P* lo fostantly. On I AI \ 5 1I \ I receipt Os 25 one eent 1 2*3111 rfiAlvA. stamp* j will send you by return mail a 50c imckage with directions for making twenty-four bottles. Sold 60 year* by agents. R. L. Wolcott, 14 Wolcott Bldg.. New York. » TOBACJO HABIT CURED Prescription *ent abso utely free by MRS. J. KAY, Boom 8 B Haymarket Bldg., Chicago. DL tow nnnncv .rested. Quick re’lrt. Re- V® IJKIrC JI move, swelling and short hmW "“ u “ breath in a few oar*, usually Jhh. r rive* entire rellrtl* to ts day sand eSects cur* »to SO day*. Write for trial treatment Free. Dr. B. M. eXXKX’B MM. Bw X. XTLxXT* to. Don't Buy Truss ture until you first write to William S. Rice. 252 B Main SL, Adams, N. Y.. and get New Illustrated Book and FREE Proof Treatment. Something new to turpmee you. Do not be tempted to order before you answer this adv.; it probably means the saving of money and perhaps your lire. ' I k i 1 4 J>Jt - V ' aor TOBACCO vtror, mlm aervee* c*** Bad saperkr menul «rencttu Wbrn.r roa eh'w. or unokerijw.etesrettea. citora._g*t my In teredut Totem Bate. Worth iu wArblln *.« M* free. E. J. WOOOS. $ Sixth Ara. 267 A. Mow York. N. Y. LEGBORES Cured by ANTI-FLraMMA Poultice Plaster. Stope the itching around *ore. Cures while you work. DESCRIBE CASE and get FREE SAMPLE. Say.es Co. Ave., Kansas City. Mo TOBACCO HABIT BANISHED In 48 to 72 Honrs Pleasant, easy to take. Results quick, sure, lasting. Ns craving for tobatzo in any form after first dose. Not aeutf etitute. Harmleto, no po;s<inous habit forming druss. Sat isfactory results guaranteed in every ease or money refund ed. Tobacco Redeemer is the only absolutely scientifi* and tbcroughly dependable tobacco rraiody ever discov er!. Write for free booklet and positive proof Newell Pharmacal Co. Dept. 5 St. Louis. Me ITCH CURED In 30 Minutes By On® Application DAVID’S SANATIVE WASH We gnsrsntee to core any ease Os Itch, if use* M Erected, or Money Refunded. Scratch** •** Mans* *n Dog* cured at once. Cannot be mailed. 50c at you* ealers, or express prepaid on receipt of 75c OW ENS A MINOR DRUG COMPANY, LU- Dept. A. ASTHMAn AND HAY FEVER Cared Before You Pay I want to cure every sufferer of this dreadful disease. I have such confidence in my newly dis covered cure I will send a large SI.OO bottle by express to any sufierer writing for it. When you are completely cured send me the dollar for this bottle. Otherwise not a cent. Address. D. J. LAME, 372 Dane Bldfi., St. Marys, Kae. If you are suffering with Stricture, enlarged prostate, difficulty to retain or para water, | , you will get immediate, entire and perm*neat relief by rslng SKEEN’S PAINLESS REMEDY Mo Cntdng. Dilating or Drugging. It after nsing the treatment 80 or 60 days, you are not fully satisfied, write me to (hat effect and I will positively return your money,) without .'Oe word of coaioialnt or excuse. No possible efianee for you to lose a penny. My Booklet, “An Honest Talk.” With guarantee.! tent free —will open your eye* and convince you. Write at once. D. A. SKEEN. 28 A’len Bldg.. C notanati. Ohl*.' 12 POST CARDS FREE I Will send yon 12 of tbe prettiest assorted souvenir j|>ost cards you ever saw if you will send 4c to pay portage and mailing and say you wflFshow my cards to 6of your friends. A. B. Hart. ?S3 South sth B.reet, Philadelphia, Pa. ■ i7™'.7, "i*V"->o ,i > Lr—ri- U MO 415 os !ri v«Mk FW «>- -u. ra .. T>CM SXSO. Mradte It r Dlamend Jaw*lry C».,EM. I w • Wultarrßt.CMwoe.W j- ■. IM •-—III s^toßiMML 8R K E . tE I.?l«* 6 box- of Smith $ Svw«B RM JW box. & rreat reaed j tor burm, cute, aoree, eczema.catarrh, . eoldc. cro«p etc. Wnen ecid re- T&jX t n the tl .V» md we w. XRy ?. 11 £LfruU promptly forward th® anjnw:• » *bl« hracelet.bri?ht fold finish and the fold fi lied wedd fn < § I or cn ice fr x our premium IHr ; ■?! fiatfllM MEmI list. SendNnSeney We tm«t fiS ™ ▼cm. ROSEBUD PERFUMt Cl. S •exits, Weedsbere, Md. ■ 7
