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THE SUN AND NEW YOflK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, ,1920.
If it fen poUty mm,
U npHB potters of Italy
tery unusual for its tex
ture, its brilliant oolor, and
its ancient flavor of design.
The prices are much less
than the diotinotlon of the
wares would lead you to
believe,
OVINGTON'S
"Tho Qltt Shop of 8th An"
314 Fifth Ave. nr. 32(1 St.
TKASCMAM
One tmtll serving of SALTO-NUTS, sold in
nude txcluiively by liATCl I, will ssthfy more
completely thsri UK pound of ordinal
ta'ted nu)i. Try them. Tfioie who eat their
regularly (and thbuundi do) lay they Ir
wonderful. Per lb. (miseJ), J2.15. Italia
Chocolatri. 91 .50 the lb, Supreme Chocolatcr
$2.00 the lb,! Matinee Idol (Nutted Choto
latti),,$2.50 the lb. Mail orders tolicitrd.
"Kateh He Peys the Parcel Poit."
Four Storeii HersWSqusre 6th Ave. nr. 35
St., Uoadway weit tide, near 45th, 52d, 99l
S, The 52J St. store will be opened toon.
Phone Fiti Roy 241.
SINGERS 'WANTED
Tho Oratorio Society of Now
York, Walter Dnmroseli, Con
ductor, will incronso Its New
York membership to D00 voices
for its Rccond great
FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
to be Riven this season at tho
71st HoRimcnt Armory. Ap.
pllcants must havo fair voices
nnd ability to read music at
sirrht. Voice trials will be
held Thursday ovonlnir, Sept.
2.1d, at 7:30 ut Chambor Jruslc
Hall of Cnrneglo Hall, 67th
St. and 7th Av.
r
REAt -
Oeanci14abmaiabi
Cuiicura Soap
Clears the Skin
and Keeps it Clear
Smp, Olntnmil. Tdrani, SS. ntTjwbtn Biplrt
tn, ft CiU.u. Ubrurt.i,D.,, X, XuS.a, uiu
W6 FIFTH AV UP'COR..'WST
Open Monday for the Reason,
TREND
GROWING
TOWARD G.O.P. IN
MAT
i
FIGHTS
Usually CIooo States Re
ported ns Rallying Against
Wllsonlsm,
WOMEN A RIG FACTOR
Rcpulilicnns Hopoto Gain
7 Scats, 'Including Ken
tucky and Maryland.
,..i,.
ILLINOIS IS IN DANOEIt
Lcnroot Looks Snfo In Wlscon
Bin nnd Sponccr TIiitih
Well In Missouri.
Spirit)! in Tim Bum Awn Nmv Vmn Hsui.n.
WAsitiNOTox, Sept. 1D,-Wittiln ,mo
lost fow days report linvo lenn ro
eclved try n.olltlcnl mnnngera In Wnsh
inrrton from Ptntes where clmo Bonn
torlol conttoti are being waned giving
for tho llrst time what I regarded im
a (airly accurnto Indication of tho po
Mtlfivl comiilexlon nf tho Senate In tho
next Congress, These report are es
pecially t ncournrjInR to tha llopuimcnn
manngors, who n fow weeks ago wero
worried about the Senate, In splto of
their confidence In tho micecM of tho
Prcaldontlnl ticket.
Until recently the Dcmocratssocmcd
to hove noma around for their hope
that thoy might lio able to overturn
tha iillm ltopubllcnn majority of two
In tho Senate, bocnuno of tho factional
d.fforenceH over purely local questions.
In several clone States nnd tho uncer
tainty as to which way tho now women
otura would jro on tho paramount
Issuo of tho campaign tho Wilson
League of Nations.
Uut It now uiipenrs that except In
one or two Instances theio dlfTorcncos
have tcen Ironed out, and at tho snmo
tlmo tho women havo shown In tho
Republican Inminlldo In Maine, ns well
as In tho New Hnmpuhlro and other,
primaries, that they will go to the ex
tent of forgiving Republican who op
posed clvlntf them the voto In order to
register their overwhelming disap
proval of tho Wilson policies,
Not ony ..H' 1 . 1' iklyuuliCuiiM now ics
apprehensive of losing any of their forty
n ne stats In the Hcnatc, but they be
lieve they have n splendid clumee to
Increase their majority. For Instnnce,
hey are turning tni'lr attention to Jinry
md and Olilnhoma, tjo SUtes whlcn
vero not seriously tnlierf Into tholr cn'co.
.itlons of the Hcnats situation several
woks alio, but which now' hold out pos
llillltles of Itrnubllcan Senatorial (tains,
s a further Illustration of the Increns
ig conndenco of the Republican itnn
gers they are getting under way n vlg
reus campaign ngnlnst Hcnator Over
Man of North Carolina on tho nilmlt
dly remote cliancn of picking up a He
lubllcan Senator In thut Southern State.t
Trend Toward Itettubllonnf,
While hemline thslr principal efforts
o elect Henator Hardlntc and Oov. Coo
liieo on tho Presidential ticket, tho Jto
ubllcan mannreM nro not losinK slRtit
or n minute of tho fact that It Is tho
"onate that must decldo. the nuestlnn of
.his country's futuro relations with tho
vnr torn world, wncnicr me uimca
States shall n-maln truo to Its tradi
tional policy of nbBolute Inilepcndenco or
action, or enier tne wnson inguo oi
Nations. While It would be too much
to iiny that tho Sonata Is not In doubt,
the trend noticeable within tho .last two
Is toward the Henubllcans.
L Upon tho leniUH Issue alone the Wilson
Democrats ure nmiing memseives in a
worse hole than ever. Henator Hoke
Kmith. a lukewarm or halfway opponent
nt tho Wilson leniruo, wss defeated In
the Oeorgls. primaries, which are equiva-
-
lent to an eleotlon, by Tom Wtpn,
hitler end opponent of the lesitue, Ho
Hint It appears that tho lesvue advocates
cannot find muoh comfort even In .the
Democratic, outlook,
Of the thirty-four Benatarlsl eUcl'nns
to ko held this autumn tuvon are' In
Htates now represented by Republican
and nineteen In Hflfies now represented
by Democrats, Only ono-thlril nf the Hen
ate or thirty-two membVs are revuiarly
elected every two years, but on this ov
fusion there nro two vacancies to be
fll'ed for the lonir term, or six yearn,
Republican camp In connection with the
prernrtveutlon campsltn of (Joy, koWden
or Illinois for the Republican Preden
tin! nomination has disturbed the situs
Hon, but.cn the other hand tho Demo
crats are In a turmoil because of thr
hitter opposition or Senator Reed, Demo
crat, colleague or flenator Mpencer, to
tho Wilson Administration, and particu
larly tho Ififfue or Nations,
Idaho, home of Henator llorah, leader
or tho nntMraifitfl forres In the Bennte,
Is torn wide open with r contest between
Henator Nuuent, Democrat, and former
caused by Hie death of Senator Hank- flov. Prank Ooodlnir, 'Republican, who
bead of Alabama and Henator Martin or Is iiinnlntf on an antl-l'n fi. t'de .
Vlrnlnla, , I The Issue Is clear out and the Republl-
Tho Republicans hVvo good chances to cans aro hendlnit every effort tn mnke a
sain Henators In Kentucky- Nevada, win there, ne they also are In Nevada,
Houth Dikota, Idaho. California, Mary where the present Incumbent, flenator
jsnd nnd Colorado, as things look now, HendorHon, la being opposed by former
and they may mako a gain of one each Oov, Taaker Oddle, Republican, Tho
In Oregon nnd Oklahoma If there should National Women's PArty Is supporting
t'0 a Republican landslide for the I'reel- Anna Martin,
dentlnl ticket, In Klorlda, Louisiana, ...,,.. ,. , ,
Arknnsas, Noith Carolina, Houth Caro. AntUMIIson VevH In Colorado,
Una", neorgla, Arlsona and Alolnma Thern Is a widespread revolt against
ftwn Ponnlora) tho election of Demo, ihn Administration In, Colorado. Hena-
rrnta Is ronredd, will; the posslb n ex- nr ThomoH, the present Incumbent, Is a
esptlon of North Csrollna, as explained Miong opponent of the leai'e and re-
above. That Is to ssy the Republicans ruHtl to stand for renomlnatlon nn the
have hope In nine Dtates, Democratic ticket. The Republicans
. , . . . hope tn elect Karl O. Hchuyler of Den-
Deninerrtts Not nistienrlenrri, Vflr, Representative John Wi Harreld Is
To offiet this situation the Democrats ho "W'bllean candidate for the Kenate
are enrournged by Republican factional a Oklahoma. Ho has a better ehnnco
troubles i to "hM tor m ln of one each t" win than any Republican has had In
n North DskoV, Whconil ., WW fe"nt """, ,n ,,,"t H",, b(cu the
Utah and Mlrou l-nve Hlntes-wh'irw Intense feel ng engendered In the Dem-
hey are making olnlms of further Hen- ocratlo ranks when Benator Ooro was
a orlal Va ns In Indiana. Ohio, Con- defeated for ronomlnntlon on tho Dem
Hect'cut ami New Your-mor. "ratio ticket by Representative Scott
J DemocrMirgnln'.0 In Idwtt" 8tor Reed Hmoot of Utah I. having,
WnshlnoS Pennsylvania ' ''Li political life to kep hi
ihy Imd a chance-to defeat Hnator mo. The radlca element In thai Htntn
Mnssa IN II) on account of his bitter- ,n.Urr. hU IM:,n nn1 ,,,,, lomoornts
nd light on thi ? le"5v T and hi" npNv.1. link hy have n good opportunity to
'hm cam- !"""'"'' " nwWim a hard right
bolml fought iS fX twenty "t their candidate, Rotie.t
Htstes, both sides admit that the com- H"n',n eIV
nlsxlon of ,the Hsnato after March 4, l,Pn.0uMS"n,J, pr,ftnct 5! ? "J"
icoubllcnn rnilnie Maryland ntid Ken- netnoerits, Senntor rliohn, Democrat.
. ,X-' Bena?r JTm0 WaUe7 HinU
Democrat. Is a candidate for reelection fe'"""'? "h 1 "n,,U-
i Republican Oovernor for the first time J !h" "epubllcah votes on that
In many years, and the Republicans have a"1"1""''
trong hopes or electing nichard P, '"ir ""Hies In Three stales.
nmrt Covington .who I" running NVw York, Ohio and Indiana are. as
MtHnst Henator IJwkhBm. Democrat, nsunl the scenes nf big BenitorUI bat-
Oeorge Morrow and 'Tnbe" Ilert. vice- t'es this year. It Is praetleally eonwid.
'iMrmnn of the I enub lean N lonal ll0w,Vfr inilt whichever party elects Its
fornmlttee. have token their coats off rrelJenllal tlckot this year also will
-nd are dolnsr their level best to win w, 1() Rmatorlat contests In these
,r, h0SVm? J '"I ,e..n.p f.1 P1'"- Vofr f'nk Willis, n
Mkst. Roth sldts odmlt that it U a pronounced "dry." Is the Republican
; oe riee. csndldntr In Ohio ngalnit Wllllsm Alex-
In South rn,knta Ony Norbeck. Re- nr(1fr jtillnn. Democrat, a "wet" end nt
Mibllrnn. Is opposing U B, O. Ch'rry. ,n. ,)rfnrnt wrltlnie the trnd I. tnH
democrat, and Is a very strong candl- WiH. Former Benator Tom Taggart
date Were It not for th fart that ( rnnnB on t(,e Demecrnlle ticket in
there nr two tndop-ndent candidates In Indiana nganst Bcnntor Watson. Re-
ho field, one on lit Non-partisan publican. It Is expected that Tnrranrt
League ticket. Ooy. Nnrbeek's elecjn wm mae n fln(1 owlnr. running ahead
to the B.'nte would seem tn tie a cer- nf inc national Democratic ticket hut
talnty. In North Dakota the comnl'rn- ih imut r..nri inini th .i.i or
Ion of the Non-Partlnn league, which fltnstnr Wat)n.
".I m t S ,1 Uimiai ft nHin tnm Ihn TFa- . . . . i
i-hhiii v.,.,... ,. .m u.o ln aw inrK ioo Honnionai race is
pub'lcan nomination, putting FI. V. I.add, between Benator Wadsworth, Renubll
n college professor and farmer, on tho can, and Lleut-Oov. llnrry Walker,
n-nblned ticket, gives tho Democrats n Democrat The former's opposition to
pplendld cnanco for a gain, for It Is ex-. woman suffrage may hurt him, although
ertcd that n good many old line Re-1 there hns been no Indication to date that
publicans will support the Democrntlo the women are letting this Intertero with
nominee, II. II, Terry, rather 'than Ladd.
Lrnroot's Clmness Improve.
Senator Ienroot has won the Repub
lican nomination In Wisconsin over tho
bitter opposition of Benator La Folletto,
end tho Democrats think they have a
chance to profit by the lyinroot-La Fol
Intte pqusbbla and elect Paul ft. Kalrisch,
former Ambassador to China, but tho
latest information Is that Senator Lcn
root Is getting the best of It.
Tho acrimonious battle between (low
Lowdon of Illinois and Mayor William
Hale Thompson of Chicago for control
of the State hns put Illinois In the doubt
ful column. The contest between Rep
resentative Frank R. .Smith, who U the
Thompson cnmlldato for tho Republican
Senatorial nomlnntlon, nnd Representa
tive William R. McKlnley, supportod by
Lowden, probably will not bo decided
until certain sealed ballot boxes are
onsned this week. The Renubllcans will
have to get busy "making up" th ordor
to prevent the loss or a Hcnnto sent here
to the Democrats.
The Democrats have n good lighting
ground In Missouri, where ftrmcr As
elstjnt Secretary of State Rrcckonrtdge
Long Is tunning on the Democratic tlckot
against Senator Spencer, Republican.
The State Is always close. Scandal In the
You Men of Wall Street
Were your words empty words?
When you saw The Broad Street Hospital Thursday so pitifully
handicapped by limited facilities ijn handling and succoring
the wounded when you saw them, lying there, even dying
there, waiting for ambulances to take them to distant
hospitals
You said to yourself and to your neighbor, "Wall Street and lower
New York needs, and can and should support an adequately
equipped hospital; it should not rely on the charity of other
sections of the city."
Were your words empty words? Some few have contributed.
Are you going to, permit yourself to sink back into the same
unprepared, unprotected condition?
The Broad Street Hospital exists only to serve you and your
employee's and your neighbors. It is yours, here for your
protection. Make it adequate to serve you in your moment
' of need. It is your only protection make it real, make it
big enough to meet your call, when you call.
Carry on, cany through your resolution.
Sejid your contribution now. Make it big enough to be represen
tative of yourself, your company, your employeea and then
add some for. charity to others: . '
Send your checks to any of the following list of gentlemen: v
James Barber, Chairman
Elisha Walker, President
Charles E. Danforth, VIco-Pres
Samuel Streit, Vice-Pres.
A. J. Barker Savage, M. D., Sec.
William Hamlin Childs, Trcas.
Henry L. Doherty
Eugeno'V. It. Thayor
Henry E. Smolen
Harvoy Gibson
Raymond Fosdick
Edward L. Wemole
4 M. Montague, Financial Secretary
Ivy Leo
Oakley Wood .
William R. Jones
G. A. BInuvelt
George C. Luebbera
G. A. Prahl
Care of the Broad Street Hospital
their Judgment of candidates, now thi
they have won the ballot. It Is doubtful
whether Tammany can make a good
enough showing thl year to overcome
the normal up-Htnte majority ror Wads
worth. An Interesting phass or this con
test Is the candidacy or Dr. Ulla A.
Uoolo on tho Prohibition tlrl-et.
Senator Rrandegee, Republican, hns
tight on hlfl hands for re-election In
Connecticut, but the situation Is bu'rl
nine to look brighter thero ror tho Republicans'.
WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Mrs. Mary Morgan was shot In the
right breast yesterday and Is In the
Knickerbocker Hospital In a critical
condition. The police were told by her
husrnnd, Frederick Morgan, a member
o the Pollco Reserve, that the woman
was showing one or hi revolvers to
friends at the Morgan apartment, 619
West 134th street, when It was dis
charged accidentally.
REPUBLICANS BEGIN
DRIVE NEXT WEEK
Whirlwind Sponldnff Onm
pnlgit Will Bo Conducted In
Every County In Stntc.
CANDIDATES AllE ACTIVE
Mlllov nnd Wridflworth to Tnjlc
In Every Section Dopew A
to Tnlco Stump.
The Republican fltate Committee an;
nounced yeite'rdny that the speaking
oftmpalgn In behalf of the Republican
Htato ticket will begin a woek from to
night nnd will bo carried In whirlwind
fashion Into every county, The speult.
ere' bureau will be, under tho direction
of Addison R. Parker or Wntertown,
who was chairman or the primary cam
paign committee or the candidates who
were named nt the Republican primaries
last week,
Mr, Parker conrerrcd yesterday with
Oeorge A. fllyhn, chairman or tho Re
publican Htato Committee, and Rertrand
II. Hnell, chairman or the Stato execu
tive committee, after which announce
ment or the campaign plans wero made
Tfiey will confer on local county ar
rangements with tho county chairmen In
Syracuse next Wednesday,
Roth Nathan L Miller, Republican
randldata for Oovernor, and Henator
lames W Wadsworth. Jr who Is run
ning for reelection, expect tn speak In
very county. Judge Miller and Francis
M, Huso, Secretary of Htato, will speak
from the same plntform nnd, will open
the rnmpalgn together,
Senator Wadsuorth will speak at Al
tamont nt tho Albany' County Fair noxt
Thursday. On that day Judgo Miller
and Secretary Hugo will appear nt tho
Potsdam fair, nnd will address Jio
Rotary .Club or Ruffalo on tho otter
noon'or September 30.
Theodore Roosevelt will accompany
.fudge Miller tho last two weeks or the
campaign. Chauncey M Depew, desplto
his eighty-four years, has announced his
Intention' of taking part In tho speaking
drive.
Others who aro expected to take tho
stump nro Klon II. Hooker, who will lo
gin his speaking tour nt Watcrtown next
Thursday! Charles S. Whitman, who will
take the stump In October: Mrs. Corlnne
Rooiovclt Robinson. Thnddeua C. Sweet,
Ogden L. Mills, William Hnyward Theo
dore Douglas Robinson, Senator William
M. C'nlder, John Lord O'lirbin and F.
II, La Ouardla. .
The Republican committee or New
Vork county, In cooperation with the
Statu nnd nntlnnnl Ropublhaii .pciiUur.
bureaus,, Is planning n great speakn
rUo for the city, with 500 meetings a
dny for October, In addition tu enm
palgn speakers: of national repute, It Is
expected that 300 volunteer orators will
bo put Into ihu flold.
Preliminary organisation will begin
noxt Friday afternoon nt the Repub
lican county headquarters, 105 Wont
Fortieth street, under the direction nf
Harold 0. Aron, chairman of the comity
iMiancrB uuienu, quo v. Jt. Wtilsln, who
has directed the speakers' (mining
school of tho Young Republican Club,
,ini
BOYS ESCAPE REFORMATORY.
Three Trnstles I.ravr, With Lrss
Than Month to Serve.
Elmiba, N. Y Sept 19. Threo trus
ties of tho Ndw York Stnto Refornmtor)
here, all with less tlmrono month to
serve, dccldod o quit early this morn
ing, At five A. M. tho boys, Fred Moore o'
Rochester, Donald Dudley of Huffnlo
and Burton Folletto of Susquehanna,
Pn., wero sent to do some work In th
gnrden near the barns and got o.wa'
unobserved to tho hills beyond.
GOVERNOR 'FOLDED HIS
TENT LIKE THE ARAB
Maine Town Very Quiet to
Democratic Spellbinder,
HfteM to Tit HUH sn New Yosrc HrUM.
RANaon, Me,, Sept lOr-One bit ot
evidence of tho non-liemocratlo otmoi
phore In tho late campaign ha been re
ported by o, visitor In u neorby town,
who learned of thl Incident on excellent
authority.
Tho Democrats Oovernor of a certain
Middle Westorn Btato had been selected
by tho Rtato Committee to arouse the
lotharglo cltlxcns of n Penobscot countv
town to a repudiation or the Republican
candidates, who wero so uctlvolv cam
paigning. ... , . ,
urnmariiy tno nnvrni m mien -entcd
speaker would havo been heralded
far about tho countryside, but not so In
this case. There was hay to bo cut and
Ulicr more urgent business In hand.
Tho speaer arrived on an afternoon
train, expecting to be met ami escorted
to the village Inn by tho Dcmocratlo
powor of the community. Ho looked
In vain for tho crowd, a parade or the
committee, and Hnslly went to tho only
hotel unnnnounccd nnd unrecognised.
For a town aupposed to be slttllng In
the heat of a political campaign tho
pluce was exceedingly nulet, and upon
nonchntant Inquiry tho Oovernor learned
to his amaxemont that 410 Democratic
rally was scheduled for that evening and
no one know It the Democrat could
muster a crowd anyway. Without dis
closing his Identity ho departed as
quietly as ho came. Tho local commit
tee lator had to explain their lack or
enthusiasm, but the buslnesa of farming
nnd remaining In modeit seclusion con
tinued until tho battlo was over.
TENNESSEE ANTIS CALL
ON COLBY TO RETRACT
Will
Quote Precedents
Visit To-morrow,
on
Washington, Bcpt. If. A delegation
or Tennessee nntl-surfrnglsts, headed
by Speaker of tho Hnum Wallter, ar
rhcrt In Washington to-night, nnd, ac
cording to. announcement by the Na
tional Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage, will call on Secretary Colby
to-morrow to requcstShat the final ac
tion of tho Tennessee Rous In voting
rot to concur In ratification of the Fod
cral suffrago amendment be rceognlwd
and announced by tho State Department.
Tho antf-suffraglsts declared to-night
that precedent for the request Is found
'n the ocllcn of Secretary of State
Howard In conditionally proclaiming tho
Fourteenth Amendment. nnd Secretary
nt State Fish In proclaiming the If
toenth Amendment. In both case?, at
thousli thrro wero enough ratifying
States otherwise, tho Stato Department
.nnouticcd 'vlthdnuvals. .Such an an
nouncement In tho caso of Tennessee's
ratification of tho suffrnjo nmendment
Is requested by the Tennessco dolegn-
""Delegations or antl-surfrn gists ffom
other tutes aro oxpocicu ay mo esuci.i
tlon Opposed to Woman Sufrrnge to Join
with the Tennessee delegation In calling
on Bocretary Colby. A largo delegation.
It was said, will come from Maryland,
where tho Legislature meets In special
;sslon to-morrow. ( '
SIEMP TO QUIT CONGRESS.
. 1
Only C. 0. P. Ileprrsentallvr From
VlrKlnln Is In III Jlenlth.
Roanoke, Vn.. Sept. 19. C. Dnscom
Kemp, for many yenrs tho soio Republi
can member of Virginia's delegation In
iho House of Representatives, announced
to-day In a statement to Republicans of
the Ninth Virginia district that he could
net be a candidate to succeed hlniself.
Ho ascribed his decision to III health
r.d n doslro to give moro attention to
his private business.
Representative Hlemp now la serving
is head of the Southern headquarters of
he Republican campaign organisation.
;io first was elected to Congress In 1907
j fill tho vacancy caused by the death
of his father, and haB boon reolected
Ix tlmca.
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guished by its fabrics, its
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and its patronage. Made
by Best & Co. and sold
nowhere else.
-you Never Pay More at Best's l
THE STORY OF REVILLON FURS
If
The New Canoe
In earlier days tho canoes of the North
wero built of birch -bark. They are
now made of canvas with spruce
ribs and frame. Notice the curve ln
the center of tho IceeL The Idea la to
concentrate the weight In the middle
leaving the stem and stern light.
This enables the canoo to ride easily
over rapid water without" shipping
waves which might waterlog the
craft or spoil the canoe.
Wkvilljmljires
Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street
A working model of the famoui
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onstrated at the National Exposition
of Chemical Industries, Booth 445-44.
Grand Central Palace, New York City,
Sept, 30-15.
The Reflnlte lystem U giving 100 per
' cent satUfactory service in textile
mills, dyers' and cleaners establish
ments, steam power and heating plants,
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parts of the country.
Full information on request. Inquire
at our booth or address our nearest
office.
THE REFINITE COMPANY
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1110 Natl. Assn. Dldg. 410 Traction BIdg. SID Call Dldg.
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330 Hurt Bldg. 43H Boatmen's Bank Blilg. 703 rijrmouth Bids.
SPOKANE, 1013 Old Natl. Bonk Bldg.
Nature's Water Softener;
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First Public
Announcement
of Refinito Cleanser
and Polisher.
Ask for samples.
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