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Shows in black or u4
wool jersey. the style
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.wi~s.. H r -
Lt s W. W.dward
~At a meeting of te board of man
Mgers of the Associated Charities, spe- A
cid re.nt-m- were adopted regard- I
ink the death of &, W. Woodward. I
Mr. Woodward was one of the eari- I
et peeddents at the society and has
hesa a member of its board of man
seers Oer a quarter'of a century.
Jous Mnus MV.
.H. C. Jones. 70. 416 Twelfth street
southeast. sustainec an injury about 1
the hip yesterday afternoon at 3:40 1
o'elock when he was struck on
Fourteenth street. near P street
northwest, by an automobile oper- 1
ated by I. P. Hazleton, 429 Tenth
northwest. Jones was removed
t tohe Emergency Hospital.
BiliEATERS iE
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a Glas of Sals Befere Break
fast I Yewr Back Btsor
Bladdr Behr YM.
The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid
ney trouble. because we eat too
much and all our food is rich. Our
blood in filled *ith uric acid whichi,
the Wode"s strive to filter out, they 3
weaken from overwork, become slug
mimh; the eliminative tissues clog and
the result is kidney trouble. bladder
weakness and a general decline in!
health.
When your kidneys feel like
lumps of lead; your back hurts or
the urine is cloudy, full of sediment
or you are obliged to seek relief a
two or three times during the night; f
if you suffer with sick headache or 0
disy. nervous spells, acid stomach. f
or you have rheumatism when the j
weather is bad, get from your phar- v
macist about four ounces of Jad e
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast a
for a few days and your kidneys t
will then act fine. This famous
salts s made from the acid of t
grapes and lemon juice, combined 7
with lithia, and has been used for I
gemerations to flush and stimulate I
clogged kidneys; to neutralle the j
acms in the urine so it no longer t
is a souree irritation, thus ending
bladder diso erI.
Jad sits is inexpensive; cannot
injure. makes a delightful efferves
cent flthia-water beverage, and be
longs in every home. because no
beoy ca. make a- mistake by hay
1ng a good kidney flushing any
time.--Adv.
C
De not neglect your eyesight at
the x'e of c oot peac and
m*L. ow dtf...al yo.r .,.,prob
lm may he we can C' you.
has m. me this ma
QUAJW ornlcat co.,
SIa . N. V.
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P a 0 jt M*Srpwrs
bsea in t for s
I DmeE.ynti
'$50
won Gowns
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got a0hnd W t
pe mte Cae
P$65
ol Dresses
and Misses
-aki basiness and
the /M "-kbek,
ig et I. msedelk qh
#-f ebreider,
Wy ere, Dricoeine dmd
ariety 1sge and divr
o$35.00
'Yat
1 totb
COlmUD TROtt PAGS OX,
ners, Including live stock farmera,
ad other persons with respect to the
roduct of any farsm, garden er other
and OWned, leased or cultivated by
hem.
(6 FIshere whose business does
not extend beyond primary eensign
Dent.
(7) Thee dealing in any of the
Lbove commadile on any exchange,
)card of trade or similar tution
Ls defined by Section 12 the at
>f August 10, 1917. to the eVent of
heir dealings In such exchange or
)oard of trade.
(8) Miller& of corn. oats. barley.
wheat, rye or rice operating only
plants of a daily capacity of less
than seventy-fve barrels.
(9) Canners of peas, dried beans.
orn. tomatoes, salmon or sardines
whose gro production does not ex
:eed 5.00 ases per annum.
410) Persons slaughtering, packing
d distributing fresh, canned or
aured beet, port or mutton, whose
ras sales of such commodities do
lot exceed 9009 per annum.
(11) Operators of poultry or egg
acking plants, whose groin Males do
lot excedd .0000 per annus.
412) Manufacturers of maple syrup,
naple sugar and maple compounds.
(M) Ginners. buyers, agents, deal
*rs or other handlers of cottonseed
who nandle yearly, between Septem
ier 1st and August 31st. lee than
mne hundred and fifty tons of cotton
ieed, are hereby requised to secure
in or before November 1. 137, a I
enee, which license will be Issued
mndet such rules and regulations go
rnin the conduct of the business as
nay be prescribed.
Applications for license most be
made to the United Utatee jood Ad
Ministration, Washington, D. C., Law
)epartment, LUcense Division. an
orms prepared by It for that pur
ofe. which may be secured on re
nest.
Any person, firm, corporation or as
ociation other than those hereinbe
ore excepted, pho @han engage in
r carry on aly business hereinbe
Dre specified after November 1. 17,
rithout first securing such leense
rill be liable to the penalty preecrib
d by said Act of Congreme.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
et my hand and caused the seal of
he United States to be a&xed.
Done In the District of Columbia.
ie eighth day of October, In the
ear of our Lord One Thousand Nine
lundred and seventeen, and of the
ndependence of the United Stat., of
americs. the One Hundred and yor
y-secend.
WOODROW WILSON.
1y the President:
ROBERT LANSING,
secretary of State.
treaksit Pr"M. hM.
T. Attempt Suiide
A prisoner at the First Pollee Pre
Inct at 8:10 o'clock yesterday after
oan broke his china cap and wth the
igged edge ont two deep ma.h..
croea his wrist where thme principal
lood veseel Is, aeording to thme poi.
The man Is Wilas H. Joyee. 0.
B Weetmiast-= street northwest. He
'as at the station on a charge of
r-hken-m N. was ..... I. hi.
iS with the bleed geowing freely from
is two w..ds....d ,ater take. to
me Emergoner Neepital.
Exeriments on the Facine Coast
eve de ested that ereceete oils
re the beat in use for preventing
Dee which are driven lnte water
rom beng ried by,..ri.. boers
Says Germs Lill Ost
WHetAmy Palm1
any of a -ear an es
ft.d rhtetu he e u
Is wt a uate pa e
wQem e
or!
to e1r -ie be &. BOB
doft~d 11 n h Son at a let
nom *e
mov e ta &W
.se.......eve..,f=.h .rn
nam nrean be the egt e the Pen
s Oies. yesteday by A1Mlnir T.
tp Deeem e f the astrier lime
...atdo .e.t ..a.d am.
-age a that divisks.
A. . ,eymowr who ae saad. a
treag espmeal or liberal sbscriptiens
to the werd beads breed AeS lend
appinise whbm he smid:
eV abi war1 anmem it mest he
I nced with dollar. end if
it is h bwe it mist be won by
Alseuimasonisal . The by wh lead
te eb ate Derli m-t be the
khaki-clad boy. of thin republic and
the arnt fag Is fleet oer the strong
held t the wes..asteras must be the
arem ml Sries.
The meeting at the Pension Office
lasted until darkness began to fall.
and was the ainas to a serte" of
fear big open-air meetings which
were, arranged by the Liberty Loan
Committee for yesterday afteryoo.
The ful Marine Dand, under the
personal leadership of Director San
telmaa opened each meeting with
patriotis masic and each was closed
with the national anthem.
The Arst meeting was held shortly
after 1 o'elock for employes of the
Department of Agricusture, on the
grounds to the east of the building.
The meeting was predded over by
Chief Clerk Seese. Dugene E.
Thoenpse. chairman of the publicity
committee of the Liberty Loan Com
mittee. who be making an average
of at least a half damn addresses a
day. besides looking after the or
rangements for the various meet
ings and an immense amount of
other dotal", was greeted with ap
plaume when he was presented by
Mr. Feese. a number of the em
uioyea resegnising him an having
addressed them during the Bnt cam
paign. Mr. Thompson reminded them
that Washington had led the entire
Lsuntry during the first campaign.
with 57,0 Individual subscribers
and more than $1950000. "This
time we want 100.000 subscribers."
he said. "and we will not be satimfied
with les than $20.000.600."
AD Mset 1elp.
Aeitant Secretary Clarence OunleY,
who also made a brief address. said
it was everyone's duty to macrifles at
this time to help finance the war. He
was greeted with applause whef he
said that 17 cents a day would pay for
a $0bond and that this amount call
ed for no greater macrifice than "a
piece of pie and a cheap movie show
each day."
The second big meeting of the aft
ernoon was held on the roof of the
big Department of the Interior Build
ing, where Mr. Thompson and Assist
ant Secretary Vogelsang spoke to a
group at More than a thousand em
ployes.
High officials of the Treasury De
partment were present at the third
ting which was held on the south
Apsof the Trsury.
'Amno Treasury ofilials present at
Isi mneeting were John Burke. Treas
arer of the United States; Assistant
Secretaries 1. S. Rowe and James H.
Moyle. Judge Lobdell and Mr. Nor
ris, of the Farm Loan Board; Gov.
Harding, and Adolph C. Miller. of the
Federal Reserve Board; W. W. War
wick, Comptroller of the Treasury;
Ray Baker. Director of Mint: George
I. Cookney. .assistant to Secretary
McAdoo; Ocar A. Price. Director of
Publicity for the Second Liberty
Loan; I B. Franklin. manager of
1aen, and Chief Clerk James L. Wil
meth.
EghteOn liberty loan speakers in
vaded the Government Printing Of
fe0 late yesterday afternoon and
made as many addresses to various
groups of employee. At 12 o'clock
last night, Mr. Thompson, John Poole.
C. A. Aspinwall. and Corcoran Thom
addressed the night shift. going from
there to the City Postofice where they
spoke to other night employes.
Mrs. William G. McAdoo. chairman
of the woman's liberty loan committee.
yesterday launched the Woman's LIb
erty Ian League at meetings held
at the Treasury and the Department
of the Interior by the department
women's committee.
The Treasury meeting was held In
the open air at noon and the meet
ing at the Interior Department in the
auditorium at U.". Both meetings
were laIgely attended, and gave evi
dence that the work among the de
partments In destinted to succeed.
Today another series of big mass
meetings Is to be held, which will
include employee of the Poetogloe De
partment. the Food Administration.
the Department of Labor an4 others.
Addre.es. were made In t varou,
theaters last night.
Mate Priter Editor
Denis He Wants Job
P. 3. Ryan. editor of the Plate
Printer, and a former plate printer
|himelf who has been namned an an
aspirant to the directorship of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
denied any much intention last night
stating that his name had been used
without his permiseion.
"'I couldn't get the job If!I wanted
it," Mr. Ryan stated characteristioal-.
Iy, "I wouldn't have the io If I
could get It and I could not ca
istantly acept it, even though It
were etared me."
Two of Pershg's Men
Moet Death. France
The War Deatent has received
a report from the Coand~ng Gen
eral of the American Epedtionary
Force, of the following ensualties'
Private William 5, aSede, Medi
cal Depertmaent, died October 6, of
Leukensia. The emergency addreea
on file at the War Department i.
Kism Grace Books, cousn.. Shaver,
Ark.
Sargt. Patrick Cassidy, Infantry,
died Ooteber 1 as result of fall fromn
raitea train. The emeresncy ad
drems cn file at the War Departanent
Is Kims Margaret Seeger, niee, si
Teqnyee, avne. yraese, l. y,
MOTORCTCLISs MURT.
Percy N. Mouider, s1 Third
street ncew nt.d .Mrn
d0 16ss Worth cattel street. were
beth hurt abent me head and asa
yesterday aftafee. at * egesse
.artbeant with ug Sk e. te
The and
oatan
Th et
hemsee the ab
s to ad b
suas nbank, Th, res
W, re 1fr m taoumbrase ead 1e
leftme debts.
A1twurags. Jefords and Datfts, s
esecstem, Wted the will.
LEA 3TA10iil
ULEITAE
Police Seek Relatives Susposd
Be in Rielumod Va.
every preaution to QuluMi
=hi ife, Fannk J. Kelar. I, cm
mitted e1e1de early yesterday after'
noon. by Inhamm Iuminating gam in
his rea at as 7 street. oetlwe
according to District Coroner J. Mm
soy eVitt.. -
No antive could be found Ae the
man's act. He was found at 3:1
o'clock, by A. W. Cramer. of the
same edres. Xellas head was
wtapped up tyf a blaket.
When found the Ensam
geny mmpeda was - ecy ni
fled. but en arriving the Gotor Mtated
that the man was dead. His body
was removed to the District atsymo
where at an eMAly hour this anmnie
no ne had claim" it.
Kelar wa a leather worker. and
while in this city had bees working
at Tophams leather store, 1310
street northwest. According to Dr.
Nevitt the nan had livd at the k
street address for about two nmaths,
"We know nothing much about
hIm." aid the proprietor of the
boarding boum where K8l1r lived
when interviewed Mast night. "DoN't
know where he was from Or nothing.
He was a hard worker. though."
Authorities at the morgue sid la t
night that they ad heard the man
had some relative@ in Richmond. Va.
A search In being made for them.
NEW 1N PLOGT BilRED
O1IfNUND P;OM PAG ON.
P. Keating, Michigan avenue. ChI
eago; 3. Jeremiah O'Iary, 1 Park
Row, New York.
"One and two are absolutely re
liable and discreet. Number three is
reliable, but 'not always discreet.
These persons were Indicated by Bir
Roger Casement. In the United States
sabotage can be carried out an every
kind of factory for supplying 10uni
tions of war. Railway emhankments
and bridges must not be touched.
Embassy must In no circumstanoes
be compromlsed. milar precautions
must be taken in regard to Irish pro
German propaganda.
(Signed.) "RERESENTATIVE OF
GENERAL STAF."
Message of Bernaste.
The following telegram from Count
Bernstorm to the Foreign Ofmen in
Berlin was sent in September, 1314:
"September IL With reference to
report A. N. 214, of May IL Iis. The
embargo conferenoe, in regard to
whoe earlier fruitful cooperation Dr.
Hal* can give information. Is Just
about to enter upon a vigrou cam
paign to secure a majority of pth
Heuses of Congress favorable to
Germany and requests further aup
port. There is no possibility of our
being compromised. Request telo
graphic reply."
Efeets ef Exeemb.
The publication of the latest batch
of Bernatorff telegrams Is looked upon
here to produce theme effects:
It will quicken investigation in Con
gress of the loyalty of the men elect
ed at the very time Bernstor was
announcing to the foreign offies that
he could Influence the coming elec
tions through the Embargo conference.
It will definitely reveal to the Ger
man people the total disregard of
all law and International ethics on
the part of the government which
they are beginning to distrust and
with whom President Wilson and the
allies refuse to discuss peace.
It will reveal to certain neutrals
whose relations with Germany are
now quivering In the balance just
how much faith they can put in the
words of the representatives of the
German government.
It will put upon everyone connected
with the Embargo conference and
similar organizations the necessity of
now proving their loyalty to the
United States.
STANDARD OIL MEN
ENJOY WAGE BOOST
New York, Oct. L-Refnery em
ployes of the Standard Oil Company.
of NOw Jersey, except those on sal
ary, will get another wage increase
of 10 per ept beginning October IL
The annourlfement was made today
by F. W. Weller. vice president of
the company. He said that it will
be the fifth flat increase in pay
made by the company since July 21.
1915.
Approxiteltay 12,ge men will be af
fected by this last increese. They are
employed In plants at Bayonne. Bay
way. Jersey City. Parkersburg. W Va..
Baltimore and Baton Reuge, La.
ALL CAPITAL HOTELS
TO AID HOOVER PLAN
Waahlngton hotel mnagers joined
the fast-fining' army of Food Adminis
trator Hoover when they gave pledge
that every hotel of consequence in the
Capital will obherve "smeatless Tue.
days" and "wheatless Wedne.aays..,
Their action came at the conclusion
mf a banquet tendered the Washingt
ton Hotel Men's Association by John
- Bom an of the Biltimore Hotel.
New York.
Among these present are Fnk P.
1onwick, T. W. McKee. F. U. Ete, E1.
.T. Wheeler. Irving O.
Blall, la Cato, A. W. Chafe,
and 3. 1. Brennan.
"DRYS" TO CELERTE
ON COLUiJUS DAY
A.n.laa;;-~~a. .s, cle
eheld under the au
splces of the em...ttem for
"A b a th G. A.
- Petr evalag.An
ire W~oi pnmmegth Anti
he f...y.y wvl atmem to deta..a
'Iha Rev. Geerse Ree eteter of
I. Vineis ahr ot vans,
itew Terb, and eget the *Cth
mie and PseblMisam" i aske the
rnialadbm@ss. who will
pai and a . e .s
lbq'e ee a en aamsa- seinung
r 6 e ~e O bythe
"m. a- rGpimst uI rtere at
8, wIth its war etrength
%of x ealistod ma, lead Mue
hayhag with 5,1K In that unit
tAPt, A. S. Wlee., Who Is Mnag
0g m."a* at the army poest,
demsed 'yeterday, '1ms watekthe
amount grow, what has beoo doae i
only a baglaming."
Uae Is the tay far the irAt day
at e "dolar dre, Manay -
pea0 A. SS: - Company ,.
Campay C. 13.35; Oum-amy D. K7,0;
5n= I, 66S4; Casopn V, SU.E:
gadvarte de htahneat, 0S; Qoar
termasfer deptachme. UA. En
h SchooL, fIM Eath Division en
dinner traiin, ami
extracts goss the appeal lisued to
no m' era as sleowa:
"Al the organations of the army
are =xpeted to do their share in the
new Uberty bend Nomun. which useane
that every man shouM bay at least
me bad.
"The .mane e0ors win give
WAe an opportunity to bur a
ft sri an this war two things
awe -------ayam and money. The
- are ready. The members of this
egiment ar some of them."
IN AT CA'
C0IWNUSD 1305f FAGS ONE, .
iesely tor an hour. Ne pronounced
ihm t1ber for M soldiers.
nowe mmossaming.
The same company before its drill
had a housecleantnm It changed
avery cot In the barracks and rear
ranged them according to squads. The
boys accomplished the feat in loss
than an hour.
The battalion Is going to have a
Arums earps. Enoeuraged by the an
nouncement of the ofcers that they
r destined to be the swell bat
akos of the division, the boys are
becoming enthuslatie and the three
.omp.ae= will supply those who can
wied the drumsticks and bring music
eat of a fife with the necessary In
itruments.
Company 8 Is going to have a piano
within a very few hours, One of
the patriotic business men of Wash
ingto. who observed through The
Washington Heral the neeity of
supplying amusement to the District
soldiers. contributed a piane and it
will be Installed tomorrow night with
appropriate ceremonies-but more
about that later.
Camp Meade Sdeghts
Watch that boy McCann. of Coom
pany A. He takes this work of mil
tary life In all seriousness. Nothing
to may but good words about his corn
Mending ofcers and nothing but good
words about camp life In general. In
dian.g the' tough work of learning the
right foot &ad the left and right hand
He has the spirit that
Kk~ -radvancement.
Wha It comes to overtime work Joe
"in and Private Rudolph have done
their share. They have had charge of
parcelng out uniforms and equipment
to the soldiers in their units and it
involved twelve to etigteen .hour'
work a day without a grumble.
They were a lot of sick boys-those
in the District group within the past
two days. They had the second shot
of typhoid serum and from all a
aounts It made them feverish and anx
ioas to remain in bed and die in com
fort without any thought of the
trenches. Today they all felt better.
The 312th Machine Gun Battalion.
which comprises all of the District
boys, has subscribed W500 to the lib
arty loan, which is not the worst rec
Drd In the world for boys who have
not yet received their first pay check
Irom the government.
There was considerable talk about
the boys from the District being
moved to Atlanta. but there is little
prospect of such a movement, accord
lag to division headquarters, since the
Washington boys yet need consider
able training.
IR boys from the District are quar
tered with the Twenty-third Engi
neers In the list of ffty-feur conscien
tious objectors to participating in war.
No names of these remonstrants
against war will be furnished by the
army officers, but one of the men
stated he would not fight "If he saw
a man punch his mother in the face."
rhe War Departmenf is still consid
wing how to treat tht men.
Camp Meade ranks third in the six
teen cantonments for liberty loan sub
scriptions, but Camp Meade has had
two less pay days than the leaders
Lad is thus hopeful of eventually lead
Ing the processon.
ilLlS!111! IT!
HIAVE TICK, WAVY,
BEAIITUL 11111
F.very Particle of Dandruf Disap
pears and Hair Stops
Coming Out.
)raw a Moist Cloth 'Through Hair
ahld Double Its Beauty
at Once.
Your hair becomes light, wavy,
finity, abundant and appears as soft.
lustrous, and beautiful as a young
girn' after a "Dmnderine hair
cleanse." Just try thIsmoIsten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw it through your heer,
lag oe aman strend at atn,
will oleanse the hair et dust, dirt. and
emeesve el. and in just a few ame
ments' ye. have doubled the beauty
of year hair.'
Deiles beautifyig a the hair at
cmes, Deademtne dissalves every par
ticle et ianbdaf elea=--. purifies,
had invigorates the seis forever
be aftu a 20w west me; whpa you
tiE atmR see new hai-4ns and
h wiga eerthe scalp I
Ix
ah tas
..d..f ..ei.... . ..
box Prseaso ls i.*
06mam at *a wok Md
jeles tothe SMl
Prediaff Complation. TOM shetae
in de to the tat that hafer -h
war p-etiany anleames mve a&S
in Germay and the war has stm"
the sUppI. Ungland was aI the ea
qeiom -a requldtisee -
NewsA New she is mm I
eMM than the Germas hOt
owly ae1 for her mwn 66pi. "0
Bur.. et standards is Pit ea a
in% but- It is not yet ready and
hansed e ne at meA. '.
"Arpnnes are the eye eEthe asIM
an 4amera ReMan are the iamb of
theM eye* Is the appeal the
Mgma OPU.
Owners of the following tva of
lenmes are shed to ImmNuatd ae
tify the Photographic Divibie, Usual
COrpi, illS Building Annex. Wa&A
ington, giving the Rio at wdine
they are willing to mo:
Tenar Anantigmat made by (hi
Baush & LAmb Eas Team.
Vog=MMad Hellar assmmen.t
Every 81-4-Such lens in the ceoty
in urgently needed and the army
wants all up to 24-inch fcal egth.
36c
speciv
Blend
Coffee
19e
Three DaysM
Rubber Good
Guaraned Ht-water
Large Assortment of Het
water Btls
-to select from: about
quart size; maroon and re
rubber; all guaranteed Go
perfect. Sale price.....
Geodyear Het-water BetL
2-quart size; made eapertal
for our stores: of heavy ma
roon rubber; guaran
teed one year.........
Ceedysar Bet-water Betti
full 2-quart ese; made ep
c lly for People. =
Stores; of best heavy mareo
rubber; guaranteed
2 years................
Face Be-le.
Met-water Bettlee. for 49
the face; %-pint 8130...
Met-water setiem, for 59
the face: pint size...
Combimatiom Femtai
Syringes ad Water
Bm- attles. 12
"Rival" Cembia
tln. ..................
-verwm- ern g.
Nation. . $1.4
-.1.i :. e $1.6
ationt.. .. .. .. . ... ...,.
'Coagroes" Cemb- $2
nation. ................
.tie . . ..
"snae. aane- $2.9
Guaraiteed Fevmtais
Geeod Qualjt Red Rabbel
about 2-quart size; all con
plete; guaranteed
perfect.................
Rival Fentia Syring
full 2-quart size; all con
plt; made of maroon rut
.er guaranteed 9
perfect................8
Invineble Femtal Sy
lage, made by Traun Rubb
Co.: of beet red rubber. wit
screw fittings; about 2-qua
size; guaranteed
perfect...............
GOODYIA* MAKE.
Ceagrems Fountain Syrian
full 2-quart Se; $14
guarant.eed .. Year..
senate Pentain Syrina
full 2-quart size;
guaranteed two Years. *
Hlespilai Supplies
Perfect Bed Pms.
*t N Ete Ded 7ang alum
nized; light-weight,
comfortable shape... *
eCemfort" Del Pan. diffel
eat from the old style; pa
ented shape, with top to cove
all. The moet com-t1
fortable bed paa made"*
Whi. er Gear DEmmel 3e
Pan.. trIple-coated; .$.
guaranteed perfe.
Perfect Deshe Pas.
Plain NEhe Deaske Pa.
light-weight; made
strong ad durable..
Pa, aluminised..
'Cesafert" Dumb. Pan, pa
cat ahape, not open likec ti
old style: oomfortable $1
and durable........
Gray DEmale Deuehe Pan
trIple cated; guar- $.
anteed perfect.--.... *
white Eamael D emn
P..., triple coated: $1.1
guaranteed pe'rfect..
*35e
Freemen
Per Cuwa
esi4 Cess
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o.r... f 6 0. DO - U
ieur W11I VbiM. RuM pmene
tMh sm 1 of thawa....
Sim 9 ft. x 12
Lege and umaier is at
I58 H Sreet MW
Zeaden. Oct. 19.-Uetagiang today.
the admiralty arneesees tht it wl b
oss ma yee tt is I
T ofSm S"iNi
' or no sale, mad msoserwe
$ ruided as chseerfufl as It Is
taken. Dery pae mest
be gas to the
not an rep
not atttce. we ere at
your commma to ezehane
them or refund the pareae
aea ...evezotm 64 bu
and In many ease mere.
-Today, Friday a
a Winter Tonics '
c Wh.-. a....as.. ,
Gbme awnd ld.
A general tonic
whose val inall or
debilitated and
anemic condi- ar
tions is univer
d S sally recognized. '
- Nourishes the
in blood, gives "L
strength and sis
- builds up the
entire system. WI
Fuli 'ent bottles.
S ReU 7
75c size.. 7 c
n 41.0 . S. B. 7eOG h
Puriser ...........
$1.75 . . &. Blood
P.rifier ........
Tne Seatte
Emulsie.............. awI
E = =t 3 = . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B p i
Rosamemo...............
S'" ''"*** $1.10
syrup................
3se P2ier
castrt. ................
Syrup................
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Peras................ bol
SIS altime
Prepartem............ 80 ak
S.A Gede%
Peptomansgnm........... Oa
See Pieree's WI
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3 IA Squibb' Call
formia Petrleam........ at
S.A Heed'.
S rmpa rti ............ 79 o
SLAS Xayre s
stemsch Remedy ....... .
a.ossen~
einnS s
SHair Prparatisms. "i
Danderime, 5~~
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SDamderine,
9 *1.00 size..............
Herpiene -
50c size................ t
Wyeth 5ag and Smi- 55 I
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31 bottle................. a
Umeinifed meea
Oil: 50e bottle.,.....
PamelWe *haee,
S soc size...............9 ',i
WesphaP. Mar
Temle. 60c sine..-.-.-.--.. 21
Shesmpee, 60e mime.... m
tritasn as Tas
BA BEK
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W AN etatllnfs, :
a, a,
wh 6wa ame
ft. at $57.50
I:.p.ow.an re.. ft the U~
reilag stocks et rom edi. wmh
at the osasst of the admiralty.
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m lwaN S 110111N, sa
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15c
ad Siaturday
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st grae tale. ambb"
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kee It bealtag. mo =
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Weetfr yes:e-pese
gular le sine........
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sie ..
gob"mvmA1-:370
lise . . ?m
ads. s"a bottle ........
a m.ama. An
to dour ki en sm b.
Iea It clesr et taa.
[les ..................
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n; 2e sim..........
Aml Alema on"
mis ban lr dr ad
lakle skim.
WSWa 260ss...
of guma 260e aim...
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-air terms ezes
0 perspiration........
LEMNSi Poss.a,
all ais . ........
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eagt CRESS.........
"Menofam Pweekse .3
n ale. ........3
.tbhim Weble strength
W. Jan.: Or
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Ith the cntinmed
I ot Idesl Chlerate
Poet as Tooth
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mcrvee the teeth
4 h a rdens the
~m """' "*17#
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al ss. 30e; S
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Pebee Teeth Ps. e7.
agulsar 50e size....
Prsaems Teet EUei
F*ee- 21#~
c size.. . . ---
Prpmbseiis Pewset e*cel
at for reedinggua
.00 mime.. . .. ..
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