Evening capital news., January 21, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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WITTYS ANTI-GAMING
TÄLKFEST3 R SEITE
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Laws of State Threatened.
AUTHOR DEFENDS HIS BILL
Declares Drastic Action Needed
to Curb Gaining Evils ; In
creased Bonding Powers Bill
Recommended lor Passage.
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committor »>! t h
aninns m lin li \
gamblim law,
seeks to bav. b
Ming is pci tnit 1 •
provides for a
agent leasing
gambling is )*»■
provides for a r
inr the building.
débat* •) •
length. «
aieh building
-mitte«!, and h
Tresi.lent
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u \\ hit« .»ml
• «•a t hing
d ta« k
on the bill
-minty, «Dm
hiring i
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neasure In
had « V*
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voilhi tin u
lops y t
urvy tli" .'
vs of Idaho. Meus
picke«! It to pie« - s
would work lmre-dii
iiupract tciible -1
with tin- si .tut«
Senator Witt y \ e «•
me» sure
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the liquor law. o. .-«I by :«*t .a
taint lire, was tie« «led i«» bn-ak
ga milling < * » n* > lb* d»*e
bill was y., t ter I .• -i .d - t iu l.-|U"
that ir w not to.. -■• di« a
lieing a <timiml ki-.v whi« h
i urn things : ■ p - t m . S
■Whitcomb uc- w.dl oua •• ti'.it
a suit in « - m : H. 1 A »• • ' -
ncse gambling houses were «»<:•
• rated in ma ny « ■ iî tes in l«m lu
that they I U»« * « • 1 the w«»rkers . u
joints paid tribute tor running
Angeles ami San Pram u
INITIAL T .LKFEST.
The debate was the first of t in
« nt session, nul h< hi the Li" .
t ion «»I tin- mem '»«*•? un t. »
o'clock, w it h tin tim. I r nil ti it
Vcs s was rep« »i I - ■« 1 a 1 al that the
initier* v ill at .can
Senate bill X«». 10. by S - r
ing the bom ling |»u*.\ei of « ' ■»'
1 ; t«* 10 pi cut. v. a t !:*• fir
Los
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amend it l
ing for p«
f.Ti imprt
plants. S»
• lause Wa
ld 11. A -
nient re «
R.d « rt; -
ing the <>:
tion of 1
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rlrnnu
it y of the qualified electors •
*,f the district. 11» pet : .011 to contain j
a majority of the fr«-c li(»lders. was u'.» ;
jerted t" -" >u- *h b.: ; but v a Mii.ali j
recommend«**.! i p.» -ag. . The lull
also pro\ id« s that more ti.an on» half
the land embi'..»-« d in ti - 1 r«>p*»s* «1
tried be in crop.-, tbu.- .«imii;. t<» 1 * ? • :
vent the < i • » • ag of « her.l .list rat « f
the public range, which he tate«l. was i
often done n«n-r » hr i ■ - • nt la v. .
PASS MEMORIAL.
The senate pass« »1 house .mint , . mo
rial No. t by I h< com n i in«-« on liai ».» n
and military aff.« irs urging congress te i
pursue a constructive policy in v* « laim
ing lands in Idaho f*>r ' • j urposi* *>f
rm r»i
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PINNEY THEATER
BOISE
ONE RECITAL
MONDAY
February 3d
ivnviE.
SCHUMANN-HUK
Prima Donna Contralto,
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CHARLES CARVER, Basso,
FRANK LA FORGE, Pianist.
I.uurr l-'lmir.
Lower Floor.
PRICES
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MAIL YOUR ORDERS NOW
IN and OLT of town mail orders accepted and filled in order of
receipt if accompanied by a check or money order, made payable to
W. A. Mendenhall, Mgr. Knclose self addressed, stamped envelope
to insure safe return of same. Box office sale begins on January
28. To all prices add 10 per cent to cover war tax.
Th o
Ote :
(paring land for Keith
1 .stood 27 ayi 1 .'. four absout or not voting.
NEW BILLS.
j A division of Idaho county ;<t the
I next session is proposed in sen '' bill
! No. ;J4 by Sims, which provid. that
residents of a certain part of Idaho
(county be given the privilege of . cling
! to annex to Valley county at the next
' genera I election.
Senator Porter introduced a n* I dl
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ling lh* woi 1
k men's
com pens
di *n
(act, th* measure
being:
mon* wh!
It* in
its sc*
jpe than tlie
former bill. It
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' vides
that the a« -1
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not ap; 1
y 1«)
! public
school t« a
etiers ,
ar oft J«'e
a Ml
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»1 employes.
» Sell;
a tor Jolmsoi
1 f.ki.'i
*»1 before
the
' sena.li
• a bill pro\
kling for tlie « \
ami
: nalioi
i and licensing *•
f .dentist
s in
! Idaho
requiring tl:
la t 1 He
y be a gr
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ate of
some recog
nizod i
school of
den -
tistry
or have a
lieens
:e from
Home
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state in whi.
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demamls
we ro
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ss than tlms
• ■ of Idaho.
Bill
No. :I7 by
Larada
y anieiui.^
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state depository
mg to approved
in the securities
districts as wel
districts.
law, section relut -
securities and includes
the bonds of highway
as the bonds of other
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Will Commemorate Birthday of
Abraham Lincoln Each Year
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monies and Banquet.
Civil war veterans held a meet
<h A. R. hall Monday afteruoui
formell ih<- Lincoln Birthday
War Soldiers. Sailors ami Marine
sanation «>!' Idaho, L. L. Drake
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aud will be stat' wi
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rade Willard White was up- |
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m•" «i-. y baiui'u-t. \\ iiile < '«*ni- 1
i:. I'. Durieil and S. AL C. I
«L wett' appoint«"*! committees ■
»'••«' - - ta m ' «.••* banquet. .
ih"--h ' r« i i : «»at -<» 1 ^ '-town '
t-, w ho will bo pres. nt. :
L t • r no'«'ting of tie- organiza - j
uiura.l« S. L. Russ« 11 was elect - i
1 pr. sidcut and » ' made Peter
-«•a of tin C'ivil W veterans ,
onu i S i > a 1 1 g « 1 : i -«i g and Lo
the Sons "t Veterans added to
mie it r« *;• on arm nu» nu nts. The !
i . f L"i*i■- pi»"inte«l Mrs
•I Mrs. Do-hi as their rep- S
ami the Lace of the U. j
« selected Me 11 nllowa y j
l itthews t«» t. pi'. s. nt them. !
CARD OF THANKS.
tin
beautiful fbe
sympathy di
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A I M »1.1*1 I CARS« »X.
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MR. and MBS. LB A
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CARD OF THANKS.
a ish t«» thank the mai
Is for the beautiful li-> .
and loving sympathy «ln
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to thank thos
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CARD OF THANKS.
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ANNA B BIIlBLI:
M A BV L. CARDEN,
MILL I AM B SMITH
24 and 25 are the telephone number*,
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FAMILY REUNION.
Mrs. J. It. Robertson, 412 Thatcher
•street, is entertaining her two sisters,
Mr.. S. V. Ilousel. Pilot Hook, Ore.,
ar.d another one from Kansas. The
sister from Kansas Mrs. Robertson
Las not seen for I 2 years.
WEATHER HELPS.
The spring-like weather of the past
few days has put the streets of the
city in fine condition tor dragging, and
the street department under Super
intend« nt .Jack Shaif». will soon coin
l-u nc. work «»n them. This is the
« mimst, work has ever started on the
• treets, the earliest previous date be
ing Keb. 0.
TOO LATE.
Late trains caused May Hatchett to
j arrive in Portland just too late t<* at
hun.I lier filth. ,. \V. H. Hatoludt, whom
•be bad been called to attend, Mr.
j Hatchett dying under the in Alien ce of
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just pi
ious to his daughter'
rival.
"GOBS" WANTED.
.1, Libby, municipal rmpl
«I Ik."I m this city, has a
ace fmir "gobs' or sail.»
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skcil I»» ci'minnnic
DIES AT POCATELLO.
; John B R». . father of « '. B. Ross
i "f I'anna, grand patriarch **f the I. <»
o. L.. attending the Udd Fellows' *on
I venllon in this city, died in 'Pocatello
.Monday a«« «»rding to a telegram re -
reived by Mr. Russ while in the con
' ventlon.
COMPANY H BOY BACK.
' >ne of the boy s of company H. Sec-
ond Idaho regiim-nt. Lari Van Fleet of.
• 1. ,,„s l-V,O. visiting in tin- lily
«-'with friends and relatives. Privat« j
, Van LI* » t wears Ihre« chevrons; tw.i j
j for a y.-ar's service overseas and one j
SPALDINGS HERE.
ai Mrs. N. H. ('«»ttrell, this city,
'ltaining their daughter, .Mrs.
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. Lansford Spalding, and husband, Lieu
' tenant Spalding, Lieutenant Spalding
: having just been discharged from the
j medical department of tlie army after
i a. year's service with the î* T t h division.
II*» was stationed at Lamp Lody, New
, Mexico. Lieutenant and Mrs. Spalding
will make their homo in Pendleton,
Dr« ., after a short stay in this city,
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VISITING PARENTS.
S Corpora! Runyon Ions, 36th division,
j A. K. L . n-turm d borne to have an
j opera t ion on his wounded shoulder is
! \ isiting his parents in this city, Mr.
'and Mrs. Van Ions, after which lie will
go to the I.ettermau hospital
Francise«-» f«»r 1 i-atment. H«
leered in 1917.
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LEFT FOR LONG BEACH.
Mrs. John L. Holling d.ead left
onday evening for Long Beach, Lai.,
» \ isir her parents*. Miss Mary who
id expected to go with her mother,
ill not take the journey at pn m nt as
it health is improving vapidly in
a- and the long trip might cause
et - back.
INJURED BY FALL.
\\ li. Morris, an ol«l soldier, veteran
iof the il war and well known in,
Bois« , is confined to th* hospital at !
j the Sol*li* r>' Home with two broken
i ribs sustained from a fall on the slip
pery side walks. Mr. Morris can s«e
! friends and visitors.
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VERDICT A DRAW.
<* s> I'tiiul lime in «list r
has Iiroiloiinee«! til«*
\ auto ease a draw
« 1 court
îarrett
ami te
• mi July 11 b
leading down
! Sion « ia mag« >
;$12., on . er*
j COW had I »•'*•!
'jury believed
(unavoidable «
damages to
ar.l damages to either.
<* machine was wrecked
\ a cow whi* ll lOby Was
a road, brought suit for
In return Lby sued for
s.h complaint because bis
killed l»v the auto. The
th* accident l*> be an
»ne and refused to grant
cither.
GOOD SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
Au attendance ranging from 90 per
c«*nt in the high vhool t«» from 70 !<* sr.
per cent in grade s«iho«ds w. • reported
Mominy evening *»n tin- first day *«f
th*- :eoj>ening of the schools since tlie:
wer*- chised prior 1" Lhristmas. 8even
* I » i I « i 1 * » 1 1 were s-ii! lw mo he«iuse *»f
illness by the nurse, hut Hi* number
is regarded very small for the enroll
ment.
COBB DEPARTS.
l'vin S. Lobh, win* l*-etured at the
I'incey Monday night, left at 2.»;. a.
m. Til* sil; ; y , t«»r Riitle. Mniil, Wlhi«
M«' will lecture N\ . In* «lay evening
Mr Lobb was enchanted with Boise
• nc! its climate, and int« ml t * » pay tin
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mother vi
tin- huuti
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futt
FIVE INFLUENZA VICTIMS.
i IV. 111 . I h. I :i of ttn r.-i rnil.v of l l .ltlk
.lolm-, fonnoilj of lioisc, dto.l in I'ort
!• • >>•« C -i "f. !, of influer.?.:., flu- dcilh.s
Oil nrrint; w H Ii in _'t I 10111 ». Knmk
Johns, ayr-'l !ij, .lied Thursila\ and Ills
lour kïtiikI cHiUlren died !•' ï i, I .i nioi n
iim. The den J children are J...-I Uald
w ln, age d 12, Maude , nio-d c; l 'raina s,
nS'd ih and Robert, asr-d in. The
H et e Un- children of Mr. ami Mrs. ltolj
et t Baldwin and then deaths leave
them child les.- Mi. J,,|,e.s h, in
1'ortUimI for a ye;
there from Boise.
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BISHOP GORMAN RETURNS.
Bishon Daniel M. Oornian | J; , , ,... j
tnmed from a week's .visit in Ur- :
southeast portion of the slat,. dm-!
I esan business. He \ isifed Bluet foot
Pocatello, American Falls and R,inert! i
TO ADDRESS COUNCIL
Senator Yea man of Bonneville "conn I
tv, who Introduced the administration!
measure In the senate, will address Ilm I
I'oiim il of Women Voters Innh'ht ;
deniI nur with the plans of readjustment''
of the state "
• 'any on county
resent a lives, «
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Ur. Drake of
■ women rep
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Harper White «»I Twin làeis county
will speak «»U the lc> ■ .ul exemp
1 ion law. The me« ting v\ . be bold in |
the council chamber.':, i the program
starts at N: 30 and is up. 1; p, the pub- i
I lie.
KEEN WRESTLER.
i » 'harlry "Im ii, a I... n w r. sU.-r with
ja string of laurels a yard long, arrived
I iu the city Monday' aft «.a noun to g»'t.
ready tor his go with "i'yd«»ne" Work
I man at Nampa Thursday night,
j ley was repres
at the Ulymplc
j has met and
best of the brothf
will work out
Collins' gym.
NEW DEVICE.
A model of a lughwa\ and railway
danger signal invented I» John \V.
Pfost of N am pa : "U f s i ) i 1 » i t i o 11 al th*
• -omntercial « lab. \ drop is «set in t he
Thursday
tllKllt. Cl
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entative oi
r this country
- games in
Sweden,
and
gotten av
- Vt ith
the
others on
tha mat.
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every aftemon at 1
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s t ho igna 1
amlni-d at a »
TWO MEETINGS.
FORMER SENATOR HERE.
•nator W. B. Stevenson
)unty, now a r< sklent
I* ormer
Shoshone
Twin Falls, is a l
«lay occupied bis c
honor in the sénat
•at
HAVE PICTURES TAKEN,
j Idaho's senators line dup on t!>e »•:
j Hol steps in a drizzling rain this aft
j noon and had their picture-; tai
S. th Junes, the heavyweight repres*
ta live of Idaho coi
maneuvers befoie :
they will all wear
result of fan tang*
t y , « \e* ut* «! a f*-\v
e august body and
mad smiles as la.
« i d w itty jokes.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Royal Neighbors of
will meet Thursday, January
stallat ion of offic . s will be held at
the first meeting in Lebruary.
Tin* m«-eting of tin* Woman's Ho;;. •
Missionary s*»ci« ty of the Lust Metli
«»«lits church, announce*! for this week,
Will be held at the parsonage on Wed
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The Willing Workers **f the Tmman
1 Lutheran church will im et Thurs
! day afternoon at 2:30 instead of Wed
nesday, as previously announced. The
'inerting will be held at the home »1
; and Mrs. H. A. Herbert, 609 Hays
j stl . 1( ,t.
! The f'ongregational » hur« h I/t-li* s'
; Aid will meet in the church M'edncs
• day afternoon at 2:20 «'cl«*«
J The regular moiling of Ada circle
(No. 100. Neiglib«»rs of Wood er.» H. will
, be held M edm s.lay evening at 7:3» at
j the Kagles' lia II. Officers who wet.
1 not installed at the last, meeting ar«*
: icipu sted to b«_* pr
j The regular me
» < il. Knights of (h
[tonight at St. Job
tgar Hawk y . L. s. aerial for«*c
will
esent for
installât i
Oil.
»•ting of
Buis. COI
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»lurnbus,
will he ii
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is hall.
f ';l|)t ;l in 1
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t-ane.l fr«mi Lram
Ids experien
aptaiii Haw
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GRAND OPENING
OF THE
AMERICAN (
CAPE
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22, 1919
At 709 Main Street
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Masons Attention
Social Meeting of
Boise Lodge No. 2, A. F. & A. M.
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 21
at 7:30 o'Clock.
AMI PILLOWS «m REBEKftHS
SOCIAL TONIGHT
Odd Fellows' Temple
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speaker and an interesting u.-•■ting : s
assured to all. Business of importai! e
concerning the coming initiation de
mands the presence of all men»'.»* rs who
can possibly be there.
St. Rita's society, young L Iof Si.
John's cathedral parish, \w meet in
St. John's ball Wednesday - v. » g at v
o'clock. The program comm • prom
is* s a good evening's enter mmment.
Tin lioalesses « >f the I'Voi, ' ill be
(Misses Rosa. Bayer, Liam Hanley,
I Lleanor Lletoher.
j Boise camp No. 0 T T T , Moi m Wood
j men of America, will in« ' n regular
I session at Seventh and Id.dm •reels.
1 There will be initiation «■ adldates
■and other important matter to e»»me up
J before the members and . m-mhbovs
i a re requested to la P»« • 1 Air. ug<
ments are to be ma«lc tor aiolber big
class adoption ami the nutter of cm
Iployment of the reterniim. imnnbe» s
who are in the service «»f - ur country
wili be. discussed.
Und er pAPITOL
The Vr
..DOME
FORMER SENATORS HERE.
TO OPEN BRIDGE BID.
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SUPERINTENDENT HERE.
Dr. R. X. Jack; on, medical mipcrin
tebdent of the Biackfonl asylum, is in
the city to appmar before the appro
priation» commit tee of the house to
supply it with data with regard to the
financial condition of the asylum.
EXAMINATIONS HELD.
State embnlmcrs' examination!
held today in the slat
department before
board. Those taking
""(nre: J. L. Schmidt *
j Moon ami A. M .Dale <-f Samip.ant
The examinations are being* conducts-'
by Dr. L. H. Wendell of Sandpuint
president and J. M. Cowon of Mountaii
( Home. <*f the hoard.
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APPOINT CORPORATION CLERK
emba libers'
lamina lions
1 and L. (Ï.
(appointed Mi
i Mountain H»>
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GRANT RATE INCREASE.
publi
granted
a rate
m-reas" to the fmli;
Nhi Hey '1
«•lephon
o company of app»ro
imately
:;«• per
■ enf, K.| W y gnat
Ha it i soi
filed
in informal complai
with the
conmii
ssion against the lue
water c
>mpa n y
4.
pipes.
rviee on account of froz
AUDITOR
BACK AT DESK.
K. 11 .
kdlet t,
state auditor, who h
1 >e « • 11 ill
for se\
* ral days with ini 1
enza. is
back a
t his desk again pi
take u
In n
staten
ont t « » B« nusyivai
househo
ders vir
; dig sift ing of ant In
cite ash
i*S. the
A nth r:o ite « >pei a f o
associai
«m say
mining • \ p* rien*
estimât*
that a
i average fmm»- wa.st
about tl
ree bin*
vets of « oal a u « < k
not sift
I tig, y Un
loss a month b.-i
Wednesday—the Last Day of the Mode's
Drug and Toilet
Goods Event
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L OJUfiU-'WIJg - - t
l In- r\ mil
i*i*iy "i'
frmiU \\»»nifii ;in ii|i|nii'l uni I y I" Ly in
tilt'l I ! m |jti silos nifl t't '* 111 n ^iibstniitin!
; t \ i 11 mi Ihn 1 1 ', in -;ii| j • i n. F.vt't'* itmn lislpil ItHnw is
luv ; t s \un fit 11 Inn iliciti din \\ litTf ■' « 11 • 1 III'- «• x 1 1 '«»
I n* t • t tl- .ire ;iwn\ mil of Urn iinliiinry in j m » i n t "I tnln 1 '
> la m o • m rr lit i III ;ni'I 11111 »I \ \ i n ir iift'il - X« »NN
i.i oys i-i .iil in :T ti « i i ll 1-nNN hm;
•|.....hilly pritfil :il ...........
15c
Lotions and Creams
.........23c
Bond's K\tr:
Malvina Crc
JM'.HAM'S
Milk«-.....I
Hrciirn. u li
c a 1 i n g,
soothing skin
s| imulaiit,
extra
special ....
35e
lit H
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•:wn Soap
Coi*
■Iiililrcii
extra vp t >
ci, al
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1 cakes
1 for
10c
Face Powders
CKHTIFII'.I» MiMI'l.i:\lMN F* » I III' S".\P
s i n *r itt !. I lie cuke ...................
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Miscellaneous
rllek's Malted Milk, large
Dolly Dmitdi
In.-terite Uo
■ - o / . . . . $1.05
! funir, .. . . 65c
Ini ....... 21c
nd Knamel 21c
Softener. 19c
.....43c
pot 1 » tu: MAH'! u line
PI \ At It'S liXTHACT
French Face Powitcr,
\ cLtetulih' Lilac Toilet
tut,' unit nul
nil. -pi , iu! h-v. ZftlL
Waltd*. >(b'
l.;i!!> |d'i i o* 1. at OtJt
WEAREVER
Rubber Goods
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$1.95
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Parisian White Ivor'
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$1.15
55c
59c
17c
Yama Crepe Toilet Paper
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16 Rolls $1.00
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Toilet Soaps
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3 for 25c
3 for 70c
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6 for 55c
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Dozen. 69c
Peroxid, S,.;i|' Dozen. $1.00
Feilet," HvaeniiiU" D. !.u\,,85c
Keeletle 11 > Ken i» 1 1 le, Ullseetîl -
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