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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 654, 25 March 1914, Page 3

Turnip Season fa/ Turnip Manure Bone Dust and Basic Slag on hand. 4 to 5 ton lots, Swede and Turnip Seed Kins: Street Land, Mining and Financial Agents. Central Town Sections on easy terms, Loans and Mortgages arranged; Milking B&ve stood the test of time. We have tested them. WBWa THere was an address made before a Chicago college class by Superintendent Graves, of the King Home for Old Men. Among other things, he said: "" \ i in fen fliAusand is self-supporting at seventy. j3 In the United States there are now 1,125,000 former wage-earners, who are (B sixty-five years of age and more, dependent upon public and private charity, at |j a cost of $220,000,000." M If, for the rest of his lifetime, a man buys from a retail credit firm, he has I not only to pay the double profit of 25%, but the prices include a charge for the m debts of those who can't or won't pay. M Our wholesale, direct, factory-to-farm.plan of selling liberates our customers H from this double burden, and enables them to >, I Look forward to old age with confidence. 1 Our BIG Wholesale Catalog is FREE. If you have one, use it; if you i haven't, write to-day. 1 (There's a reason for our Wonderful Growth.) (Our Guarantee: Satisiacdon or money back.) SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLD DIRECT TO YOU AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Fort Street Warehouses