The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 12, 1907, Page 8, Image 8
AN ORDINANCE
( ranting Special License by the Town
?f Union, S. ( ? for the Fiscal Year
Beginning .Maj 1st, I1NI7.
it ordained by the Mayor and Wardens
of the town of Union, S. C., in
found 1 Asesmbled and by Authority
of same:
That every person, firm company or
corporation engaged in or intending
to engage in any trade, business or
profession hereinafter mentioned, within
'he limits of the town of Union, i
shall first obtain a license from the
cierk and treasurer upon the order
of the mayor, and all licenses herein
mentioned shall be non-transferable
except by special permission of the
mayor or town council: said license
being for twelve months from the
date said license is issued: unless for
a shorter time hereinafter specially
provided for; and excepting the per- ;
sons, firms, companiese or corpora- j
tions who having failed in procuring
license under this Ordinance are actually
in business during the month
of May 11107, or any part of said
month: said license when issued shall
Unw 1 luiil
.....v ...... J..UI, >||T- same as u lUKen
out on said May 1st, 1907. Any or
j.II licenses may be revoked at any
time by the Mayor or Town Council. '
Section 1. No person, firm or company
or corporation shall engage in,
prosecute or carry on any business,
occupation or profession hereinafter,
mentioned without first receiving from
the Town Clerk and Treasurer, upon '
the order of the Mayor, a special li- ,
cense therefor.
Section 'J. Before granting any li- I
cense to any person, persons, firms !
or corporations for carrying on the ,
business of a Restaurant. Pressing '
Club, Resident Agent for non resident j
lattiudry. Pool or Billiard Room, Cir- :
cus, Side Show, Ten Pin Alley and
any other business, in the discretion !
of the Mayor or Town Council, the ,
licensee shall be required to enter in- |
to a good and sufficient bond in the
sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to he j
approved by the Mayor, payable to
the Town of Union. S. C.. for any loss
in money, clothing or wearing nparel
any person or persons may sustain :
while In or upon the premises of said
licensee or of any goods, chattels. s
clothing, jewelry, wearing apparel or v
merchandise given into the custody or
control of said Licensee.
Section II. Every itinerant, trader
or person (except licensed auction- (
eersl offering for sale or attempting
n> sen uy sanipip wumn tne town
at public outcry or otherwise, any
goods, wares, merchandise, fancy ar- | ,
licles. spectacles, jewelry, pictures,
notions or other articles of like char- j
acter or kind, shall pay in advance'1
a license of not less than Ten Dollars j
10.001 per day. Fifty Doiiaras t$.Vl.00) |
per week or Three Hundred Dollars I
($300.00) per year, and no plea of ad- j ,
vertising or selling for any person, j f
firm or corporation of the Town of ' j;
Union, shall relieve the said itinerant, .
trader or person from the payment .
of said license. .
Section 4. Every itinerant physi- .
cian or vendor or seller of medicine,
patent or of his own make, or practicing
as an itinerant his profession
or calling, shall pay a license of not
less than Ten Dollars ($10.00) per
day of Fifty ($50.00) per week, and
no plea of advertising or selling for
any person, Arm or corporation of
? the toW? of Union, -shall relieve tuUd ?
physician," vender or seller from the ..
payment of said license.
Each dray, carriage, buggy, automobile
or other power vehicles and
hacks, shall have a number thereon,
and the driver of any such vehicle
shall keep that number exposed on c
his hack, dray, carriage, buggy, au- v
tomohile or other power vehickle: and
every such driver shall wear a duplicate
number in a conspicuous place.
The Town Clerk and Treasurer
shall Issue to each dray, carriage,
buggy, automobile or other power
vehicle and hack and driver, such
numbers at the issuance of license 1
and place the number on the said li- j
cense. !
Section Maps, hooks, periodicals I
and other like articles, each itine- j
rant, agent or dealer in. Five Dollars j
per day or per year $ 50 00 [
Building & I.oan Association,
for each agent or solicitor
f?.r ~ I.
of stuck of any non-resident; I.
per day ion 00 i
Auctioneering in house or on
street, not less that One Dollar
nor more than One Hun- l
dred Dollars per day, in the
discretion of the Mayor or
Town Council.
Barber Shop?for each chair
in. not less than Two and
One-half Dollars nor more
than Five Dollars, according
to location, in the discretion
of the Mayor or Town Council.
Bill Fosters?posting, tacking
or distributing, per annum r?0 00 ;
Bill Fosters?itinerant, not less
than per day .">00
Billiard and pool room on Main
street, each 25 00 ,
Billiard and pool room on all /.
other streets, except Main |i
street 75 00 ,
Bicycles for rent, for each person,
persons, or company
keeping them 10 00
Cotton Seed Oil Mill. each.... 100 00 ?
Circus per day, each, not less
than Fifty Dollars nor more
than Two Hundred Dollars
in the discretion of the Mayor
or Town Council.
Side Shows, per day each .. 25 00
Hacks, Buggies or Carriages,
two-horse, kept for hire outside
of livery stable, each .. 15 00 ,
11 nvrv r>. uii^^ico ? t;ni i litftco,
one-horse, kept for hire out- ! T,
side of livery stables, each .. 10 00 I
Automobiles or other power
vehicles kept for hire and
transportation of passengers,
per each passenger seating i n
capacity 2 .'0
Automobiles or other power
vehicles kept for hire and
drayage purposes, at discre- .
tion of Mayor or Town Council.
Drays?for each three-horse
dray 20 00 j &
Drays?for each two horse F
dray 1." 00 1
Drays?for each one-horse .
dray 10 00 j .
The maximum fee to be
charged for each passenger
within the corporate limits 1
by hacks, buggies or carriages
or automobiles or other j s
power vehicles, shall not ex- ! tl
ceed twenty-five cents to C
said passenger's destination;
provided 110 fee shall be 11
charged for any passenger ' h
under live years of age. j<
The maximum fee to he charg- a
ed tor baggage by hacks, carriages.
buggies, automobiles n
or other power vehicles or n
drays, shall not exceed twen- s
ty-five cents for 300 pounds; a
fifty cents for 301 pounds to c
one thousand pounds, to any u
destination within the corpo- ! b
rate limits of the town of 11
Union; and any violation of in
the charges as above limit- j t;
ed by a hack, carriage, bug-, , a
gy. automobile, power ve- 11
hickle or dray licensee; such )?
license as may be held by I s
such violator shall be re- j r
xnlrn.l
? vrntru. I
Section 7. All drays, hacks, ji
carriages, automobiles or I
other power vehicles or bug- I;
gies, shall be inspected once I
per month by the Mayor or I
Chief of Police at Police e
Headquarters, and all hack, . I
buggy, carriage, dray, hors- s
es or mules and automobile f
or of hen* power vehicles, e
uniiit for use, shall not be al- t
lowed to be used for such
purposes upon the streets. lj
Bach dray, hack, carriage, ia
buggy or automobile or oth- t
er power vehicle licensee who
shall work or allow to be /
worked any horse or mule to
dray, carriage or buggy or
run automobiles or other
power vehicles after same
has been declared unfit byMayor
or Chief of Police. -j
shall forfeit his or her or
their license and same shall
be revoked.
rhe above Sections in reference
to inspection and eharg- ^
es shall apply to Livery. Feed
and Sale Stables, who shall
run drays, hacks, carriages,
buggies, automobiles or
other power vehicles under j
the provisions of this Ordi- j
nance.
ttables?each Livery. Feed and
Sales, Including street carriages.
hacks. Iniggies and
Drays, within one-half mile
of Southern Railway depot,
Fifty Dollars; more than one
half mile from said depot
within the corporate limits,
Forty Dollars.
Oxpress Company and Oil Com
pany transacting and doing j"
business in this town and
other points within this state
for corporations other than
the government of the United
States, its officers and agents: ''
Sxpress Company 100 00 j 1
)il Company 100 00 1 ^
"lying Jenny 200 00 jtx
"lying Jenny, per day 10 00 j"
"lying Jenny, per week 40 00 I
"lying Jenny, per month.. .. 100 001 J'
exhibitions outside of opera
house or upon the streets, in ;?
the discretion of the Mayor
or Town Council, not more
than, per day.. 100 00 J1
"airs, concerts, ^festivals or '
parties on streets, per night
or day, in the I discretion of
<>* found J, ?(
not more than.T. 100 00 *'
'lay or show, le^ure, musical
entertainment for reward outside
of opera house, ill discretion
of the Ma>or or
Town Council, for each, not
more than 100 00 ?
solicitor soliciting labor from
the town of Union for points
beyond incorporate limits, per h
day 100 00 **
soda Fountains 5 no "
ce Cream saloon f? 00
ce Cream on streets, each a
person selling 5 00 (*
clinch Dealers, per day One 15
Dollar, per year r?0 00 0
teal Kstate Agents 25 00 1'
)cculist or Oiitician, itinerant,
per day r?0 00 ' ?
)pera honse r?0 00 j *
Jyster saloon 10 00 [?
'awn broker .">0 00 j
'hotograph gallery 10 00 j Cl
'hotographer, itinerant, eaeh, J1
per day 1 00 j "
loot or shoe black, with privi- u
lege of chair on street, 1,1
each 10 00 j"
loot or shoe black in barber
shop 5 00 "
Cach Boot or shoe black shall
wear a badge in a conspicuous
place, having upon it a
number; said badge to he issued
by Town Clerk and
Treasurer at the issuance of "
license and place the number
on said license.
ihooting gallery, each 25 on
Skating ring, each. Five Dollars
per month or per year 50 on
tail roads for business done
within the state and not including
that done without
the state, each 200 00 !
test a u rants, each 50 00 >
'en Bin Alley, each 100 00 j
'elegraph company operating j ni
an office within the incorpo- j0,
rate limits of the town of 11,
Union, each shall pay a II- t j}]
cense per annum of 50 00 .)(
'e I e phone company transact- |01
ing and dooing business be- i
tween any points in this town
or any other point or points lm
in this state, for individuals ; j,.
or corporations other than
the government of the Unit- (.,
ed States, its officers and j/
agents, each 100 00 j ?*
,ife Insurance companies, each 25 on lM
ire Insurance companies, each 20 00 i cs
asualty or other Insurance ar
companies, each 10 On . ar
resslng Clubs?firms, person
or persons, cleaning clothes, ()r
etc., each 25 00 i ca
oasters?Peanut or pop corn ' 1,1,
on streets (other than at I -|
place of business of owner) ,jr
eacti 30 00 ,j1(
mmunitiou?whether loaded ,f
or unloaded, halls, cartridges, wj
etc.. for each dealer, per year 10 00 t|);
lot machines for vending merchandise,
each 2 50 .
r>r weighing and other things
not gaming, each 2 50
or playing tunes 5 00 I '
lundry?each resident agent *
soliciting for laundry outside
of town of Union 10 00 J ?
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For each and every business not
pecitled above, sball be charged in
he discretion of the Mayor or Town
Council.
Section 9. That all licenses herein
lentioned are due and collectable,
eginning May 1st. 1907, and are subnet
to inspection by policemen at
??y time.
See. 10. Any person, persons, compay,
firm or corporation embraced or
nentioned in any of the foregoing
ectlon or sections of this Ordinance
nd required therein to obtain 11ense
or to pay for the performing
ir carrying on of their respective
itisiness or for the transaction ol
he same, who shall fail, reft.se or
<?j |??... !!?- Iitcnoe Ul itlllOUIll
herein specified in advance, and each
nd every person, firm or corporaion
giving, showing or attempting tc
;ive or show any of the performances
hows or exhibitions without having
eceived and paid for their license
o do so, and any person or persons
irm or corporation violating any
>art or parts of this Ordinance, shall
ie required to pay a fine of not less
han One Dollar or more than One
lundred Dollars per day for each anel
ivery day se> offending, or to be ini risoned
and made to work on the
treets and public placese of thte town
or not more than thirty days foi
aeh day so offending, In the discreion
e>f the Mayor or Town Council.
Done and ratified in Council assentiled,
under the hand of the Mayoi
nd seal of the Town of Union, this
he ?th day of April, A. D. 1907.
Macbeth Young,
litest:" Mayor
(L. S.) W. D. Arthur,
Clerk and Treasurer.
AX ORDINANCE
'? Raise Snpplies for the Fiscal Yeai
Beginning May 1, 1907, for the
Town of ('nion, N.
(e it Ordained by the Mayor and Wardens
of Union. S. C.t in Council
Assembled and by the authority ol
same.
That a tax to cover the expense ol
aid town of Union from The 1st ii?v
f May 1907 to the first day of May
90S. be levied and collected in maner
and form as follows:
Section 1. That a tax of eighteer
18> mills upon every dollar of th?
alue of all real estate, personal
roperty and stock in trade is herey
levied for genera) purposes including
one thousand ($1,000) for tht
laintenanee of the Carnegie Fret
library.
Sec. 2. That the sum of two < $2.00J
ollars fixed as a commutation for tht
treet or road duty, and the said su^j
i be paid by all able-bodied mate
ersons, able to perform or cause tf
e performed the labor herein reuired,
between the ages of twenty-ont
211 and fifty (DO) years who residt
ithin the corporate limits of said
iwn, except ordained ministers apt
liose exempt by law, and any pe >
on liable to this tax, who shall fi^*
) pay within the time specified, shaV
e required to work on the street
f Union four days under the direclon
of the street overseer, and any
erson failing either to pay said comlutation
or perform said labor shal1
e brought before the Mayor's Cour1
ml upon conviction, shall be fine-sum
not exceeding: Ten($10) dollafc
r imprisoned not exceeding twenty
20) days, either of both.
Sec. 2. That one-half of the tuxes
erein levied and assessed shall be
ue and collected in the month of
lay 1907 and the remaining half shall
e due and collected during the month
f October. 1907.
Sec. 4. That the Town Clerk and
reasurer shall proceed to collect onealf
the euxes herein levied, and that
e shall keep his books open from
ie first day of May next, to the first
ay of June, 1907. for this purpose;
fter which time he shall proceed by
istress or otherwise, as prescribed by
iw, to collect such as rmains unald
with a penalty of twenty (20)
er cent.
Sfip f? That tho Tcvni ?-* /"^ 1?1. ? J
... . ..UV tilt iunn VICI l\ HIIU
"reasurer shall reopen his books and
ecp them open from the first day
f October next to the first day of
'ox-ember, 1907, for the purposes ol
Dllecting the remaining half of*the
ixes herein levied, after which time,
p shall proceed by distress or otherise
prescribed by law, to collect such
s remains unpaid with a penalty of
vent.v <2U( per cent.
Sec. fi. That the basis of value for
ixatiou of real estate, personal propity
and stock in trade shall be taken
0111 the assessments as levied by the
ounty Auditor in 1906 and 1907..
Sec. 7. That all ordinances or part
I' ordinances conflicting with this orinance
are hereby declared repealed.
Done and ratified in Council assemled
under the hand of the Mayor and
?al of the Council this 9th day of
pril, 1907.
Macbeth Young,
ttest: Mayor.
(1.. S.) \V. I). Arthur,
Cle?k and Treasurer.
Mix This at Home.
The following simple home-made
lixture is said to readily relieve and
verrome any form of Rheumatism by
?rcing the Kidneys to filter from the
lood and system all the uric acid and
msoiious waste matter, relieving at
nee such symptoms as backache, weak
dneys and bladder and blood diseases.
Try it, as it doesn't cost much to
ake. and is said to be absolutely
armless to the stomach.
Get the following harmless ingredilts
from any good pharmacy: Fluid
xtract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
impound Kargon, one ounce: Com
Hind Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ouncMix
by shaking well in a bottle,
id take a teaspoonful after each meal
id again at bedtime.
This simple mixture is said to give
ompt relief, and there arc very few
ses of Rheumatism and Kidney trouls
it will fail to cure promptly,
hese are all harmless, cvery-day
ugs, and your druggist should keep
nil in the prescription department;
not, have him order them from the
lolesale drug houses for you, rather
in fail to use this, if you are afflicted.
>R RKNT or half >hare of crop.?
\ small farm near Union. Land
jartly prepare. Comfortable house,
jood orchard and fine wate. The work
lone will he free to renter or cropp-1
r. Address Union Times for further
nformation. 1
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\ 3C No Matter What Your Proper
! 2K If I did not have tlu* abilit
mm this advertisement. This "ad"
,' of now properties, and I am jn
to pay for the cost of these "i
estate business today,
^nk Why not put vour property
I will not only Ik* able to s
quick sales. I have the most e
I : country and a field force of men
. : 2K 1 <io not handle all lines usi
1 ! mV ?ami lots of it?or no out of hu
I | I exjKvt to fiml. at the close of
but it will first be necessary foi
doesn't matter whether yon ha\
J ^^k it is worth, or where it is hx
I will tell you how ami why
complete plan KRKK OK CHA
of urcat value to you, even if yo
2C If yon want to buy any kii
requirements. I will guarantee
| jl David P. Tdff, Th.
Special Advertisements
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four issues for 76c. Additional lines over
| twenty five words So a line.
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j Company.
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? CASH paid for all scrap Iron, Copper,
Brass, Lead, and Zinc. Also all kinds
" of old rubber. Inquire at Berlin's
, Wonder Store. i4-2t.
GET A oOc BOTTLE of timet'8 AllHealing
Liniment, for you got tliroe
j times as muoli as you do for l?5c.
i -?
! ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Wool'
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
[ Sold by Union Drug Co. .52-3111
:|GO To THK PALMETTO DRUG CO.
for your drugs whore you ran got anyWi
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1 Ico PER MONTH sure to good
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of Hair Tonics. Absolutely the
oBgrcatcst seller in America today.
^ Nothing else like it. Sells at almost
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:.".oo clear profit on each dollar.
rite trwlny ioe iull J\urltcui??rr>,
' r^Avith real chance of a lifetime.
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; "MiKK VOI R PKESCKIITIOX to the
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ff- NTKD?A (bright, reliable lad as
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PASTURE YOUR CATTLE?My Hue
| Wire Crass Pasture on Broad river is
j now reauy. ueasonume raies tor pasturing
stock. Good spring wat?'r.
Call on or address Jeter Butler, Lockhart,
8 C. 15-4t
Advertised Letters.
i Advertised letters remaining in Union
. j postottice for week ending April 12, 1907.
B?Mrs. Annie Brown, W. S. Birt,
i Joe Byan.
K?Jeannett Kllis
F?Lnla Fowler, K. C. Feaster, A. K.
Foster, Mrs. Fannie Foot.
' <}?L G. Gregory, (lien Gregory.
Mary < iilfiam, l.i/zie Glenn. Ix-iia (ilenn,
H?Nannie Holeoinb, Fannie Hill,
Agnes Hamilton.
I.?tiertrude l? Lipscomb.
M?tieo Milieu, I lassie Moore.
K?Addie llolison Robinson, Dallis
Hire, Sallio I,'nth.
S?J. F. Sober,
i W?J. II. Wiggins, M. A. Wix, l'aul
W.st, Mary Williams, K. Wright.
V?Mattie Voting.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say if advertised and will
I be required to pay one cent for their
' delivery.
J. C. Hunter, P. M.
BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
Readily Yield to Soothing, Hoaling Treatment
of Hyomei.
Bronchial troubles are purely local.
nicy cannot nc nei)>c?l i>y stomach dosinf{.
They are caused 1 ?y irritation in
! the air parages ami ran he relieved and
! cured by medicated air alone. In this
lies the secret of the great success of llyomei
in the treatment of bronchial troubles.
The first breath of Hyornei's medicated
air soothes the inflammation, stops
the cougb, and relief soon becomes jstinanent
and a cure result*.
Hy-o-mei has made many remarkable
cures in the worst and moat chronic forms
of bronchial troubles and is sold by the
i Palmetto Drug Co. with the same
i guarantee as the Palmetto Drug Co. give
| wh'*n Hy- o-inei is purchased for catarrh, ;
that is, to refund the money in case the
remedy does not give satisfaction. Tin '
complete outfit costs hut $1.00. The
Palmetto Drug Co.
Send in your subscription to The
Times today, and vote for the one,
you want to go to the Exposition.
We are getting out the best county
paper in the State, ami making it;
better every week.
iTwant
REAL ESTATE OR
I CAN GET IT
ty is Worth, or in What Town, City, State,
y and facilities to sell your property, I cortaii
(like all my other "ads") Is practically sure
st as sure to sell these nroperties and make ei
*ds," ami make a goou profit besides. Thai
among the number that will l?* sold as a res
ell it?some time?but will 1h> able to sell it i
omplctc and up-to-date equipment. 1 have I
i to find buyers.
tally carried by the ordinary real estate agent
siness. I can assure you 1 am not going out t
the year, that 1 have sold twice as many pro]
r ine to "list" more nroperties. I want to 1
re a farm, a home without any land, or a bus
ated. If you will write a letter of inquii
r 1 can quickly convert the property into
IUiE and terms for handling it. The inforn
u should decide not to sell. You had better \
id of a Farm, House or Business, in any part
to till them promptly and satisfactorily.
e Land Man, 415 Kan. Av
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J A WORD
CLOTHING Ai
j1 We have for this seasor
up-to-date Clothing wl
^ sell for less money than
| *P goods elsewhere. Don't
P before you see our line c
JP you to do it
JP We are also handling tl
*P "Korrect Shape," which
2 and price, price $3.50 ar
"JP Patent Leather. We hi
fP Oxfords in the latest stj
JP of Men's Furnishing Go
|P sible prices.
I_ - -
{Berlin's Woi
J J The Cheapest Place
1 Next to Peo
RYE BREAD!
AT '
! W. Newell Smith's, c
I am handling Geilfuss'
Bakery Bread from Spartanburg
by express. Special;
orders for Rye and Graham I
Bread Solicited. Phone 126.
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tauvuT^uYkiiJ C
Ptr Act* | ~
MM can easily he raised with i
regular, even stands, and
of the very best grade, for which tho C
highest prices oan be gotten at your 1
warehouse, or from tobacco buyers if
you will, a few weeks before planting, V
liberally use Q
Yirgivn-Ciroliia Fertilizers. p
Use them again as a top dressing, or
seoond application. These fertilizers
are mixed by capable men, who have /-*
been making fertilizers all their lives,
and contain phosphorio acid, potash ->
and nitrogen, or ammonia. In their !
proper proportions to return to your \ -r
soil the elements of plant-life that I (
have been taken from it by oontinual 1 ^
cultivation. Accept no substitute.
Vlrgfala-Carollna Cheat lo?I Ce? R
Richmond, Va. Atlanta. Oa.
Norfolk. Va. Savannah. Oa.
Durham. N.u. Montgomery, Ala. fl
Charleston. 0. C, Memphis, Tennu ^
Baltimore, Md. Sbreveport, La.
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LIGHT SAW MILLS."
Engines, Boilers & Supplies ?
Gasoline Engines, Wood Saws and ?
C.IM... r.ii ?J e * *
joiners, union ana saw mm mauim* ^
ery, Castings and Repairs. Try
Lombard Iron Works,
Augusta, Ga. i
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: BUSINESS X
or Territory it is Located. JC
nly could not afford to pay for
[lough money in coimnissionH
L is why I have ho large a real
branch offices throughout the
ist YOURS ami SELL it. It
mess; it doesn't matter what 4ry
ami mail it to me today,
i cash, ami will give yon my
lation I will give you will l?e
vritc today before you forget it.
of the country, tell me your
e., Topeka, Kas. O
ABOUT It v
ND SHOES! i|
i the greatest line of
hich we are going to 1 ^
yov pay for the same 1:
t buy your spring suit "5T
>f clothing; it will pay
, ^ "
* * 9
he well known Shoe,
i is a standard quality
id $4.00. Guaranteed
ive this in Shoes and 'f
ies. Also a nice line 1 *
ods at the lowest pos- J*
ider Store,:!
for Better Goods. ?*
9,000
,akes of toilet soap
9 Cakes for 25c.
r0r10days *
ale begins Saturday,
kpril 6, 9 a. m. For cash
nly. Will cost 50c after
his special sale. Don't
liss this opportunity to
ly in a supply of nice
oilet Soap at this adverising
price.
THE
(ice Drug Co.
Smith's prices
ull Cream Cheese - 20c
Hiaker Oats - - 2 for 25c
ream of^Wheat - 2 for 35c
ostum Cereal Coffee 15
and 25c
an Corn - - 10 and 25c
an Salmon - 10, 15 and 20c
:>matoes - - - 2 for 25c
offee - - 15, 20 and 25c
oyal Baking Powder
10 and 25c
ood Luck Baking Powder
5 and 10c
arrot and Monkey Baking
Powder - - 5 and 10c
aple Syrup, per quart 40c
3ple Vinegar per gallon 40c (%?
Phone to me your orders,
V. Newell Smith
R. T. F. L1TTLEJOHN |
DENTIST
ICC: NKHOLSON BANK Bllll DING
orrice HOURS #:30 a. m to 6 p. m.
PHONE 117.
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