THE RALEIGH DAILY, TIKES; '.TlflSDAY, MAItCH 1(5, 1011,
' ' Caw tall 25c; box of Velat
to M Viol fekbi Soap, with on BOc
'-,;-. 0ljf limited number of these offers. Oome early If yon want one.
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Oh, the blue aistanc.cs.
Beckoning, lurking.
In the slow twilights
Of whisper and dream
Calling; me, calling,
So that I follow
Into the silence.
Into the dusk.
Here, while , the winter
Falter and: lingers
Cometh the promise
The Impulse, the vision.
Irawlng my footsteps
Down the old roadway
To the dear haunts
Where the violets are walling.-
AH the bewitchments
Of paBt and of future
Blend in the bluonoss
That draws and consoles mo;-
So that I pass
In a dream from the city,
Down -the . eld roadway
Into the- nightfall,
Forth to the mystical
Hope that allures me.
To the blue' distances
Beckoning, calling. .
-I'aul Mall . Gazette.
Mrs. Sterling
from Hillsboro.
Ruffln has : returnee
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews,
have gone to Philadelphia..'
Jr..
Miss Bessie Petty 'leaves todav to
accept a position as milliner at Wen
dell. . Miss Nell Hlnsd.ire lias gone to Nor
folk to visit her sister. Mrs. Harold
Joslin.
Mrs. W. O. Pniter and daughter, of
Oreensboro, are visiting Mrs. C. O.
Whiting.
Mrs. James f!rdon Haekett. "1
North Wilkesboro, is visiting Mrs. Al
fred Wlliams.
. . ..
Miss . Bessie -Payne, of Norlolk. a..
was In the city today enrouie to Puv
ham to. visit her sister.
' . .: ' '
Mrs. L. G. Young, of Washington,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr. Thomas Padger, has gone t.o Sal
isbury. ,
.
Mrs. Frank B. Simpson and little
daughter, Frances Humes Simpson have
returned, from a visit to relatives m
El in City.
. .
)rs. Mike P. Cliumblee and son,
Travis, of Oxford, N. ('.. are -here
on a visit to her parents on West
Martin street.
Misses Mattio and Gertrude .sattt-r-fleld
have gone to Itoxboro. to .attend
the funeral of their uncle, Mr. Samuel
B. Wlnstead, who died Tuesdav, Mrs.
Kltchln has been in P.oxbnro since
Monday.
Iiantern Slides Touight.
This evening at g o'clock in the High
school auditorium the Daughters of
the Revolution will, give a lantern
elide exhibition. Admission 10 cents.
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Mrs. McDonald Doing Well.
News received today from Greens
boro brings very encouraging accounts
of Mrs. C. C. McDonalds condition.
Her friends will be glad to know that
she Is recovering nicely from her re
cent operation.
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Fortnightly Review Club.
"Scott, the Wizard of . the North,"
was the subject of the meeting of
the Fortnightly Kevlew Club with Mrs.
J.-Bryan-Grimes this week.
A sketch of tile life of Scott was
read by Mrs. James H. Pou. "Kusk
in's Criticism of Scot i n Heroes and
These are the
Reasons why p
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Another important fact is that we buy all size) and widths
and. with our knowledge of fitting shoes we ore thus able to give
you the size best suited for your foot;
A well-fitted shoe not only looks better, but wears longer, and
is far more comfortable than one - bought of concerns that pay no
attention' to fit. .
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' ' Prices $2.00 to $5.00.
POOL & CROCKER-
- "WE FIT THE FEET" "
10 Fayctteville Street. - - - : .- RALEIGH,' K. C.
REE-
Fa Powder and one full size 23c
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Heroines'
James It.
icis read
Scott."
was a miner road by Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Josephus fnn
a paper on. "'The Poetry of
The meeting was well attended and
was a most delightful one.
St. Luke's Circle.
St. Iaikcs Circle ot Kings Dough
ters will meet tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock with Mrs. U. F. Dixon
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Meeting of Circle No. 1.
Circle No. 1 of the Edenton street
church will meet Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock with Mrs. It. U Godwin
on Favettevllle street.
Was From Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Br'an. of Brand
ford, Conn., spent last night at the
Selwyn and left for thoii- New Eng
land home this morning Mrs. Bryan
was Mis. Annie Williams, of . Raleigh
a verv tn iirlit. cnurming woman. J ne
Charlotte News,
.
Special Evensong Music.
The choir of Christ church, a large
body- of selected singers under Mr.
Owen's direction, will give a second
evensong service with special music
next Sunday afternoon.
These services attract large congre
gations and cultivate a perception for
a lush order of church music.
The public is Invited.
Scott-Pugh.
',' Morrisvllle. March; 16 One -of. the
most brilliant social events of the sea
son was solemnized at this place in
the Christian church on Wednesday
afternoon at ;!::Su o clock when Mr. I!.
T. Scott, ol Tanvtown. N. Y. led to
the hvmenral altar. Miss Nora Lillian
Punh- the accomplished daughter of
Mrs. M. K. Pugli.
The church was artistically decor
ated with palms, ferns and cut flowers,
the lesioouini? being of southern
siniliix and the aisles being covered
in white. The color scheme was beau
tifully carried out in rainbow effect
both In the decorations and the cos
tumes. The scene was verv effective
as the church was darkened and the
nranv colored candles east their sot t
slow upon the bridal party.
Muss .tyyiel Cleintnts, nt Elon Co'.
Tege'cnifTmingTy sang- "Keen use Uod
Made Thee Mine.."
Prof. Brawlev ol Peace Institute,
Raleigh, the former musical director
of the bride, tiresided at the organ. Ar
tie- lii't. strains of Lohengrin's -, Wed
ding March, the gate girls, little Ellen
Sione of tliveiisboro, the unco of tne
hi me and little Junnie. Mav smith, of
Norfolk, -V a., came down opposite aisles
each carrying a basket ot cut flowers
and opened the Uoral Kates for the
bridal party, to pass through..-. Then
came the groomsmen. Or. b.-G. Barbee,
of u Kellevs: Prof. Win. M. rpehurch,
ot Durham, and Prof H, i". Barbee. ot
Durham, in single file down the right
aisle with the bridesmaids coming
down the opposite aise these were:
Miss Mary Ray, of Raleigh;- Miss Mary
Pritohett. of Chapel Hill; and Miss
Annie Bagwellj of Durham. They
were followed bv the dame ot honor,
Mrs. ii. L. Ray, ot -Raleigh, coining
down left aisle and little Norman
Stone, of Greensboro, a nephew of the
bride, came down the right aisle carry
ing the ring in a lovely cala lily. The
bride wearing a blue broadcloth suit,
ha; and gloves to match and carrying
a magnificent bouquet of brides roses,
entered with her sister. Miss Mabel
Pugh. as maid of honor they were met
at the altar bv the groom with his
biother. Mr. F. Y.- Scott as best man.
'1 he ring ceremony was used very
impressively by Rev. J, W. Patton, of
Klnu College, music was softly rend
ered during the ceremony and the
bridal party retired from the churcn
with Mendelssohn s Wedding March,
as the recessional. the church was
filled to overflowing with friends of
HER TRIP
ALL IN VAIN
Ontario Lady Journeys to
Kicnmond, in Search oi
Relief, But Without Sue
cess.
Ontario, Va. "I went to Rich
mond, says Mrs. 11. L. Anderson
"and consulted a specialist; I tried
almost everything in the medicine
line, but nothing proved a cure until
I tried Cardui. I had IndigesCton
very bad, and n complication of . dis
eases. -..''
Althoueth I had no faith In it, I
bought a bottle of Cardui, bnt soon
there was such a change, t was cer
tainly benefited. I felt so different
Then, I began to take the medicine In
earnest Now I can do my work, aud
I eat and sleep like a young person
Cardui also cured my daughter of
womanly troubles. : I keep cardui lq
the house all tho lime. It Is a great
blessing to all women who need it."
If you suffer from any form of wo
manly weakness, try Cardui, tho wo
man's tonic. Cardui helps nature to
perform a cure, in a natural, easy
way.
It is made from mild herbs, hav
ing a gentle tonic effect on the wo
manly constitution.
It improves the appr!o tones -up
the weak, nervous system, and helps
to make pale cheeks look fresh and
rosy. - .
Cardui Is successful. Try it.
N. B.-Wrlto to: Ladles' Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn., for Special Instruc
tions, and 61 -page book. "Home Treat
ment for Women." aent In plain wrap-
er. on request.
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this well known cotfple, many out-of
town guests being present.
The bride is a most charming and
cultured young woman, a former honor
graduate of Peace Institute.
Mr, Scott, a native Carolinian spent
several years at the Cniver.iity men
completed the course at Eastman Col
lege, Poughkecpsie, and is now with
the Armour Co.J at Tftrytown, N. Y,
The popularity of this counle was
attested by the many beaullfiil and
useful gifts of silver, cut glass', - hand
painted china, brie-a-hrao, etc.
Mr. and . Mrs. Scott left on the west
bound train for northern points and
will be. at home after April 1st at
the Irvine.-House, Tarrytown, , New
York.
MRS. .JOH X W. PKRN KI.L.
Passed Away Wednesday Nicht at
ll:.'iO at Knoxville -Funeral to he
in Raleigh.
A telegram ; received this morning
by Mr. John M. Woinbie brought tin
news of the death of his sister. Mis;
John W. Pernell, : who passed away
last night, Wednesday, February 10
at 11:30 o'clock at her home in Knnx-
lie. Tenn.
Her death occurred after o;;".y ,-i
brief illness so that the news came
as a shock to her many friends in
this city. . ..
Before her marriage to Mr. John W.
Pernell, of this county, she was Miss
Virgilia W'omble, the daughter of the
late Jordan Womblo, Jr., of this city.
For a number of years past s-he lias
resided in Knoxville where she has
made a great number of friends, i.ov-
ng and kind hearted and of tin es-
lecially hospitable nature she made
friends with all who knew her. Be
fore going to Knoxville she had resid
ed in both Shelby and Nashville, N.
C, where the news pf her death wii:
be received with deep regret by many
friends there.
She is survived by a husband and
one son, Mr. Julian K. Pernell, of
Knoxville, also two brothers, Mr. John
M. Wombie, of the firm, of Dobbin
Ferrall Co., and Mr. Joseph F.
Womble, with the Durham & Southern
Railway at Dunn, N. C. '
The remains are expected to arrive
n Raleigh tomorrow afternoon at 6:30
o'clock. The funeral will be held some
ime Saturday. Announcement of the
hour will be made later. .
THREE CHARTERS TODAY.
Windsor, Hobbsville, Marion, Get To.
day's Charters.
The Windsor Manufacturing Com
pany ,of Windsor, is today chartered
to acquire, hold, improve, lease and
sell, timber, farming and other lands
and products thereof; to build, con
struct, maintain and operate plants
and works for development of such
lands and handling the products
thereof. The total authorized capi
tal stock Is $25,000. The stockhold
ers are James H. White, R..W. John
son, W. J. Francis. : V
The Farmers Bank of Gates, ' of
Hobbsville, Gates county, is charter
ed to conduct a commercial and sav
ings bank.- The total authorized
capital stock is $10,000. but'may be-!
gin when $5,200 has been subscrib-
ed. The stockhqlaers are C.JB. Hath
away, E. A. Roiintree and Others:'
Marion Enterprise Manufacturing
Company, 6f Marion, MeDowell coun-
. , - j. . .
ty, is chartered to purchase, buy,
sell, timber lands; to build and op-,
erate saw mills, planing mills, tram 1
erate saw mills, planing mills, tram
roads, etc. The total authorized cap-
ltal stock is $50,000 but may be-
-h .... v u' ,u'
gin when $2,000 has been subscrib-
ed. The stockholders" are James I.
Blackburn, Gerard Sail. D. L. Carl
ton, J. N. Yelton.
Death of Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. O. J. Collins passed away this
morning at 7:05 o'clock at her homo
411 North Boy Ian Avertue. The fun
eral services will be held at. the fam
ily burying ground near Apex tomor
row afternoon at two o'clock; ';
A husband and six children ' sur-
MISS MORSE GETS A FORTPN'E,
Left 9100,000' From Mkrse Estate
Didn't Expect It.
l,os Angeles, Cal., Maroh 16 Miss
May Morse, a telephone operator- nt
the Hotel Lankersaim.' Is today
$100,000 richer than the ever expect
ed to be.
The air of mystery . wliich, sur
rounded Miss Morse since she secur
ed employment at the Sunset Phone
of the Lnnkershim Hotel four weeks
ago was cleared up yesterday when
it was stated by the management, of
the hotel, that &b. was the cousin of
diaries W, Morse, the convicted Ice
king.. : : '
On Monday evening Miss Morse re
ceived several telegrams from the
firm of Henderson & Dineen, of Bath
Me., informing her that the estate of
Mrs. Benjamin iorse, mother of the
financier, had been settled after
years of litigation, leaving $100,000
to her credit.
Miss- Morse arrived in Los Angeles
from New York city a month ago.
Red Cross Receipts.
The following additional receipts
for contributions made to Joseph G.
Brown,.-'. treasurer, : for the relief of
Chinese sufferers:
Amount previously reported. $659.76
W. H. Rufflri. Louisburg . . 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mftchener
Friinklinton ... . ; . .'.'.', 0.00
Antiorh S. S through M. L.
Fowler. Riley . . ., ... 7.06
Mrs. I. F. Hill, treasurer of
the W. F. M. Societies of
Memorial Methodist ,
Church, First Presbyterian
church, St. Phillip's Eiiis- :
copnl church and First
Baptist church of Durham 56.. 15
John A. McLeod, Carthage . 2.00
Geo. M. Manning, Alert , . . 2.00
Military Commissions.
Adjutant General R. L. I,einster
today issued a commission to Fran
els J. Clemenger, ; of Asheville, as
captain of medical department North
Carolina National Guards and to E.
M. Edwards, of Franklinton, as Sec
ond Lieutenant, Company F, Third
Regiment, Infantry, florth Carolina
National Guards.
Judge Connor In. Ruleigh.
Judge H. G. Conner will be in Ral
eigh Monday, MarcU 20th, for the
purpose of hearin'.'any motions in
ae circuit court.' u;
Portrait of Rriglmni Young. .,
( By Leased Wire to The Times. )
Washington, March 16 The navy
department will nol' take any steps
to prevent the stat of Ctah from
presenting a silver service to the bat
tleship, which bears' fhe name of taat
state, on the ground that the service
bears a portrait of Brigham Young.
This statement was officially made
by the department --today.,.', which
draws attention to the fact -that 'the
same question arose some time ago
when the state ot Mississippi be
stowed a silver service bearing the
portrait of Jefferson Davis upon, the
battleship Mississippi. The depart
ment holds that it cannot control the
acUor.8 of a state in such matters.
: Fire At Pensacola.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Birmingham, Ala., March 16 A
iccial despatch here at Jtialf past
w,lve this afternoon from Pensacola,
Fla., says a big fire is raging the,.
Ten blocks ; had then been destroyed
by th? flames which were spreading
rapidly.
A heavy northwest wind is fanning
the flames. The fire brlginated at the
'nion depot and, is travelling , toward
arden street. A number of buildings
on West Romaine street are now -burn-
ng. The lrc 1st entirely beyound the
conti'oj of the repartmehf.
i iiu jure laii-r naa contTonea. j uc
oss is- about $J,ir0.f''d.
Kteamsliip Ashore.
fBy Leased Wire to The Times)
Norfolk, Va , Marrtl 16 An uni
dentified steamship went ashore in n
heavy i gale on Chlncoteague Shoals
today and is being battered by ter
rific seas. -The shoals are located off
Chlncoteague Island, Acconiniae
county, Va. The vessel will prob
ably be a total .loss. Life- savers are
preparing to take off the crew and
passengers.
: Household Economy
Bow to Rava the Beat Coagh
''Hjtmp mud SV '""-
Makta It at Ho-aa.
.ough'in
take one-pint of granulated sugar add
& pint oc warm water, ana vtir aoom.
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money could buy. . '
JWtJ wSrt?n?nTb!,tue
II. you win- men put zft .ounces .ot
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w4U hava aa much cough syrup, aa you
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Tnrt "i. ' w ,,!! OI otner traln earninK. tbfs
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syrup you aver used even in whooping
Xlo.th.am
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;?ake
h. hnnrs. " .
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In the United State and Canada.. The
plan bbs often been Imitated but never
successfully.
A guarantee of absnlute satisfaction,
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The Railroads Object.
(Continued from Page One.)
ot business at Pittsboro and San-
fOrd. This new train, In his opinion
wouiu ue patronized very Well and
would increase the travel alone- thp
road from Sanford to Raleigh. When
asked about the'-county roads from
Merry Oaks to Plttsboro, he said
t ney a re very bad. The people
would like to have the new train
that they may come to Raleigh
X. M. Bryan.
Mr. N. M. Bryan,, of , Pino Bluff.
said he lived between Sanford and
Hamlet and there is a great deal of
anxiety to have, the new train go on
to Hamlet. They now have only one
local train each way from Hamlet to
Raleign in the day. About 15 or 20
years ago there was just the same
service, today the population along
the road is doubled and the service
certainly should be doubled. Every
year about 5,000 northern visitors
come to .Southern Pines and other
points. Now they 'cannot travel up
and down the road, only on one local
train each way. Should they want
to see the country with a view of
buying and locating they are given
no convenience of travel. It is
short-sightedness in the road officials
to oppose this train. Certainly the
road gets the lion's share of the
money Invested along the road. Ho
raced the building of the several
mall towns along the road and de
clared that the railroad holds the
key to thp situation in that investors
cannot get free access along the line
at present. Mr. Hlx asked Mr.
Bryan if he knew what built South
ern Pines, and he replied that he
understood that the railroads built
It, but he might also add that thn
jtown was built in spite of the Sea
board schedule. Mr. Bryan then ex-
. plained the development of the
sandy lands of Moore and Chatham
counties. -
Mr. Hlit.
Mr. Hlx,' who is" vice-president
and general lijanager '6( itbe Seaboard
Air Line, said it may be platisable to
run this train to Sanford, but the
question revolves itself to one fact,
that of how bad the Sanford people
want the new train. Figuring on the
iw e uasea nis ngures ne gave the
following cost per mile: Cost of tu
nerintendnnt fini79- i.iinmii ..j
.,,, uu , niaLLuu . service.
.003815; yard service, .001850: train
.014745: engine house ex-
pense. .001497; fuel for locomotives,
.015057; water for locomotives,
.001155; "lubrity for cars, .0003701;
supplies, .004931; ' miscellaneous,
.006605; maintenance way, .045449;
maintenance equipment, .027832;
general expenses, .006247; rental
equipment, .047980. Grand total of
cost per mile .693444. He declared
.tthal the additional service charges
would depend upon the hours of the
schedule. : y .- . ,
The commissioners announced that
they would take the matter under
consideration
Norlin to Weldon.
Before the hearing as to the Ral
eigh to Hamlet train there was a
conference between the commission-
Iavu and ftt T41v 'ai fha KnflhnniH nt
which it was agreed to extend the
Ralelgh-Norllna train to Weldon.
This agreement takes effect April 21.
H.H. Powell Shot at' Men,
- Kills Himself.
(Continued From Page One.)
shots and a woman rushed in yelling,
"My God, a man is shot." He said
he ran out into the waiting room but
too late to save anyone, as Powell
had shot himself and at tne other
men, and was lying upon the lloor.
He said he heard none of the conver
sation and did not know any of the
cause.
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
Report That Fitzgerald Will Get
Ways aud Means Chairmanship
Denied. '
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, March 15 Represen
tations that the position of chairman
of the house committee on appro
priations is as good as. won by Rep
resentative Fitzgerald and that, the
opponents of the Tammany member
have been worsted, are vigorously de
nied here. It is assorted that, the
question of who will fie cnaiiinan of
the committee is unsettled.
As the situation stands, the ways
and means democrats have for the
time being passed over tie matter of
shaping up the-committees- and are
working on the tariff program. The
ways and means democrats are about
evenly divided on the question ol
giving Flizgerald . the honor ho
covets.
THE HOFFSTOT CASE
Pittshurg Grafter Denied n Change
of Venue,
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Philadelphia, Pa., Starch -Hi Frank
H. Hoffffstot, millionaire president of
the Pressed Steel Car Company, who
Is under Indictment in connection with
the Pittsburg graft cases, was today
denied a change o venue of his (rial
by the supreme court.
Mr. Hoffstot set forth in his pe
tition that he is a resident and citi
zen of tho rtty of New York .and pres
ident of several large Industri-il plants.
He stated that because of bis connec
tion with labor troubles at bis plants
in Allegheny rounty and becauso of
newspaper publications concerning the
grrft exposure he feared he would be
unable to get a lair and impartial trial
In the county ot Allegheny.
The petition also made an unsuccess
ful attempt to have the indictments
against him squashed. As a result of
the supreme court's action, the de
fendant will now have to stand trial
in Pittsburg.
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. This liank is not for the rich alone, it is sincerely interested In tho '
welfare of every man, woman, boy and Rlrl in Raleigh and, vicinity, and
for that reason accepts small as well as large deposits. If you OiUyMiavft..
$1.00 with wiiich to open nn account you will be aa cordially welcomed By
this bank, wliich is under the suerviNiou of the United -States Govern-',
ment, as though you had thousands. . . ' ', . ' .. !;
The Commercial National Bank.
RALEIGH, K. C.
. 4, on Savings Compounded Quarterly. . t '
OUR 1911 CATALOGUE
Is free, write for It, and you will be astonished at what we will save
yon on the price of a MONUMENT. If yon fail to do this we both -lose
money.
. Yon get the work and see it set np on your lot before you are
asked to accept it. This Is better than guarantee.
Yours for moderate charges on Monumental work,
T. O. SHARP MARBLE & GRANITE CO.. ,
DURHAM, N. C. , .
MONUMENTS OF QUALITY. '
FRECKLES
Xcw Drug Thnt Quickly Removes
These Homely Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as a new drug, othine double strength
has been discovered that is a positive
cure for these homely spots.
Simply get one ouce of othine
double strength, from Henry T. Hicks
Co., and apply a little of it at night,
and In the morning you will see that
even tho worst have begun to disap
pear, while the light freckles have
vanished entirely. It Js seldom that
more than an ounce Is needed to com.t
plclely clear the skin and gain a beau-r
tlful clear complexion. i
Be sure to ask for the double strength
othine, as this is sold under guarantee
of money back If it fails to remove the
freckles.
PRESCRIPTIONS
A SPECIALTY.
We use nothing but the
purest and liest Drugs
obtainable
NIGHT. CLERK IN
REAR OP STORE
HENRY T. HICKS CO.
Roth Phones, 107.
(r
Spring
Improvements
Opening Up
What improvements
are you going to make to
beautify your home and
lot. Why not Jet us
give you ail estimate for
a concrete hedge around
the yard, or to fix up
those steps.
We make a specialty
of Concrete and Cement
work, excepting no job
as too large or too small.
Climax Concrefa Co.
100 E. Morgan St, ,
WHOLESOME
NUTRITIOUS
PURE
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