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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

In the Police Court Yesterday two
DRINKS had each to pay the usual &c.
Several cases were continued.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
PASSENGERS.
DEPA RTURES.

For San Francisco per bark Andrew
Welch, Mar PC CStatton and J b Berry.
For windward ports, per stmr Hawai- ,
Mar l2-Dr J II kimball. DIR + lutz. Sister
Rose Gertrude Miss Wirifred Sweet.
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Quite a number of whaling vessels
may be looked for Off port within the
next few DAYS
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More books for the Supreme Court law
library We're received on the Australia.
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Public Concert,

This evening the Royal Hawaiian
an Hotel weather permitting) COM
mencing at 7;30 o'clock. Following is
the programme:
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A small bay horse, branded r on the
neck, has strayed away. A reward is
offered for its return.
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DEPAKTU RES.

WEDNESDAY,. Mar. II.
Stmr Pele Smythe for Lahaina, kukui-
haele and Kukaiau at B pm.
otmr Hawaii, Cameron, for Paauhau,
Ookala and LaupahoehOe at 10 IN.
Haw blk Andrew WEIGH. Marston, for
San Francisco.
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MARRIED..

McQUEEN-LOUlS-I Honolulu. March
18th, by the Rev. +. q. Beckwith, ID,
James McQueen to Pauline Louis.
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Notice to Shippers.

TOR THE MORE SATISFACTORY
l. accommodation of our patrons we beg
to suggest to them that in cases where
drays are required for shipping goods to
out going steamers and coasters, or in any
case where required, at o'clock sharp of
the day, they will find that by ringing up
Mutual Telephone 565 or Bell Telephone
1G0 between the hours of A. NJ. and PM.
their wants will be promptly attended to,
which will thereby greatly facilitate bust
ness to the better satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
21-3m HAWAIIAN TRANSFER co.
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The rainy weather set in again yester-
day. How long this unsettled weather
Is going to last cannot be predicted.
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a letter appears ei-ewn 81 irun the
pen of Mir. Theo. II Davies.
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Elt elton Of Officers.

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the East Maui Stock Company, held
this day, the following persons were elected
as officers for the ensuing year:
w. p. A. Brewer President
p. &. Jones. Secretary and Treasurer
q. II. Robertson Auditor
DirectOrs-J. o. Carter and E. Faxon
Bishop.
J. o. CARTER,
Secretary pro TEN E. NJ. Stock Co.
Honolulu, Feb. 3, 1890. 29-lm
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Pasturage.

IN Ct G: ::;s :: !; ss& -:
1927 J. NJ. DOWSETT.
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TO LET.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT
~ Waikiki, on the beach, near the tram
way terminus. Apply at the Advertiser
office. 41-,f
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Taro patch fiddles are in demand.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. II.
Stmr ] A Cummins. Nelson. from koo-
lau.
Am whaling blk Hunter, from II cruise,
Schr Sarah & Eliza from koolau.
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Election of Officers.

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF c.
"A Brewer & Co., Limited. held this day
the following persons were elected officers
for the ensuing year:
7. z. Jones President and Manager
J. o. Carter. Treasurer and Secretary
Hon. w. F. Allen Auditor
Directors-Hon. Chas. r Bishop, Hon.
H. Warehouse, and Sanl1 G. Allen.
J. Q. AFTER,
Secretary c. brewer & Co.
Honolulu, Feb 5, 1890. 3l-Im
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM F. ALLEN IS AUTHOR
w lied to act for me under full power OF
attorney, during my absence from the
Kingdom. C.. A. BROWN.
Feb. H. 1889. 38-lm
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Nen advertisements.
Strayed.

q A SMALL BAY HORSE,
INN branded II on the neck. A
OH suitable reward will be paid by
returning the horse at the p. G..
Advertiser office. G1-3t
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ON SUNDAY MORNING
GA from the residence of Mr.. H.
1A NJ. Whitney. King street,
black mare with white spot on
forehead Return as above.
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Firewood For Sale,

lard OR SOFT, AT THE HAWAII
IL an Commercial SalesroOms 4O-tf
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Nfp a0pfrtisrnlents.
WANTED.

BY A YOUNG MAN LATELY FROM
L California. position as salesman; is
also a good book-keeper and accountant
Flrst-class references if required. Adj
dress r. A. r., Advertiser office. 5S-3t*
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4 cRr OF THE UxxMPLorED.

lis hard 70 b . wandereE through this bright
Beneath : siy Of smiling blss.. On fragrant
with music in tho woods, q there were nsusht
bue pieesn.e known.
Tosse no bssaU in he stars. nor In esrsh's
welcome Gmtie..
with burning sickness at my heart sink down
God Of the wrstched. hear my prayer. would
Heaven droppeth down with mamma still in
many golden shower.
And feeds the leaves with fragrant breath, with
silvor dew the flower.
Hoasy ana fruit for BEE and bird. With bloom
laughs out the trees
dive food 70 ms.
Earth wearing plenty for crown. smiles on
N. :! in luxury. a''as'n-
rye viiiins lsads. An eager heart but may no.
work for breadi
God Of the wrsscned. hear my prayer. would
Gold. art thou not blsassd thing. . charm
To shut up hssrss 70 insssrs.s cry. when brother
plsads with brotheff
Hast thou : music eweeter than the voice Of
loving hEdnesoy
No, Curne thee! thou art q mist tWtxt God and
men In Outer blindnesA
"rather, come back p my children cry, their
yoics once % sweet
Now pierce ana CULVER in my heart; cannot
dare not meet
The look that makes the brain 90 mad. for dear
ones asking bread
God Of the wretched, hear my prayer. would
that were dead.
Lord, what right have the poor to wedf LOVES
for the Rilded great
Are they not formed OF n0bler clay who dine OF
golaen plate?
It's the worst curse Of poverty to have feeling
heart.
Why can not with iron grasp choke out the
tend part?
cannot save in yon Be&tiilei think 'tWere
bltterer pain
To wear the pauper's iron within. than drag the
convict's chain.
I'd work but cannot. starve may, but viii not
beg for bread:
God of the vfetcaed, hear my prayer, would
that were dead
Gerald Massey.
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-.
own interests Gnve many pointer - M
friends. and the same y tFus Ct csnes So
rstarios. Ihe man about tne pfe0uens
have chances . make money 20 many
ways II they would. Access e tne psss-
ence Of The executive IS otssn worth lot
tune II Il can b accomplished IN me right
mannsr, and during the days Of Gr.nt ne
influence exerted upon MIN was. y VS.
openly cnasBeo' ooufns ano soio- Anese 3
no doubt but snae freNdent CieveiaDu 40
scrupulousy nonsss sno 'u.s my P1. 49,.
secre.asy L0ns' - eyu.Ay - 1 sI1
Cieveaana nsos nunoeu 'nus.nu ~,
isfs out o. nis re. ess,se vsssn1enss. .uu
sns lI1enosuis n1Su Assnons .. 1870 - -
coufsssy sno soan'y ~ nass 49,
ws.n-ooe. nsve s'ncs 49, naM =
Wnicn msks mum : flcn n.n sou.
THE LIFTING OF eovKa1nKHf conThAczs.
Consider the immense amount Il takes 70
run the goverumentl For 1891 Il y esri-
mated that $34l. 900 600 will have to Be spent
By the, different departments, and this
money goes ont through Ill sorts ct ways
and through Ill sorts OF agents. Think q
the new navy. which takes millions -
clip! OF the pensions. which viii eas mp
some place between 800 000.0O and $lo0.-
10000, and the contracts Tor army. navy
and Indian supplies, which eat up millions
more! What - 70 prevent colinsion BE-
tWeen contractor and omciA You may
make the safeguards - many - Jon please.
the only surety u IN the honesty OF tne
Eovernment omciais. and that these are
honest the records Of the past generation
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NoDEsfo. Cal, Nov. 2. lsea
Dr.. J. + Jordan. Seattle. Wash. Ny
Dear Sir: Nr. and Mrl Purvis lefs hsFs
in August: have just reached Texas and
Mira. Purvis writes 20 me that Mr.. Pufvia
has been cured BY the uss Of the medi-
cines which hs used during the time they
were here and on his journey. You will
remember he mad ecsema twenty years.
He also he'd lump on his lip which Vas
very annoying and il has disappsared en-
tirsly. All he did was to use medicine sx-
tsrnally. He has doetored his facs fol
twenty years and found nothing before
that gave him any RELIEF
Some time ago ! told you about having
such . bad finger. One Of my fngers be
came terribly inflamed and enlarged. the
pain and inflammation being intense
applied the Histogenetlc medicines and
the Inflammation and the enlargement has
disappeared. beg 10 remain, sine rely.
MRS ]. PURvIa
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TEE USE
or THE
HIST OCENETIC
MEDICINES
Is Rapidly Becoming More
Universal.


kxHTo1s WoSns Nov. 10 Adtu
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. wash
Dear Frisnd: should have written You
before regarding our little girl. Her re-
covsry WAS 20 very slow could not hays
written before and eaid she was well. but
feel can safely say che i well nov. and
think had il not been for your wonderful
medicines she would not b with rs now.
Ny husband. Yates Mountain. joins me in
thanking you for the great favor you have
conferred on NJ. Wishing you greater
prosperity in your wonderful work, NJ
main. sincerely.
MRS. Y. MOUNTAIN.
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q reason Why he should vote against 1t,
and he killed many IN honest bill for this
reason. Il h the same with other commit
Tee In congress, and the wonder 10 not that
congressman speculate 90 much. but that
they speculate 20 little.
yonrunEs IN vursKy AND BoSpa
An immense deal OF money Was made
~ ccngressmsn during the war. and the
yjoo Ia uhisky. when dollar gallon was
put upon e. made nice sum for number
q statesmen and their friends. It was .
question In the minds Of the finance CON-
mit>oo Of the senate - TO whether the rev.
onue tax on whisky ought not to be in
croasod 80 cents gallon. All at once. In .
secret meeting. they decided to put 1t up to
: dollar gallon. One Of the correspond
ents, man who h still In Washington,
met Senator Sherman Just after this meet
ius and asked him what the committee had
done. He said Il was secret. and that
4 would be known the next
day. The knowledge was at that
time, however. worth millions to
this correspondsnt's friends IN the STOCK
markets IL New York. and hs went from
Sherman 70 another senator On the CON-
mittse and was told the newa The result
vas that his friends made fortunes. and he
petted several times . congressman's salary
out 81 The stock they bought for MIN. Hor-
aco White, Willard and whitelaw Reid also
rot this information IN advance. and they
eaoh made $4,000 out Of it IL vas this
that gave Willard his start. He took the
money 10 London and there bought our
novornment securities for 50 cents on
tho dollar, roaiiSing handsomely
On he purchase. White took his
naoooy and bought IN intsrest In the
Chicaeo znbuns, and Reid invested his
Ueney h = cotton plantation in the south
q ~ e1ess e TIE VAR. and lost II Sena-
- oAokman wos aceusod 81 having FUR
noo - tnloeDa1toa - Ais frisnds away
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Light
Small boy Ito porter. lifting . large boxl
Say, mister. want me ter help yerf
Porter (contemptuouslyl- Bahl What
kin you do?
Saan boy-Me7 III grunt while you
lit!
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DIAxosDs. Wash. Nov. 10, 1880.

DIANoSDs. Wash. Nov 10, 1880
DR.. ] Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: Your letter and medicine ~
csived. again inclose SO for shich please
send some moro Of your Histogenetic
medicines. l am greatly improved. The
trouble has gone. Do you think It wise 70
continue taking il for some timer / re-
ioics in the result and am thankful to YOU
Wishing you universal acknowledgment
Of your success. ! beg TO remain. yours
truly. ANDREW STAFNE.
Oh. JORDAN'S Once u ~ she Keei-
dsncs of sx-Mayof Hsslsr. Third and
james.
coasulAt,n anA pssssEipas.s assaashsay
y1nR
Send ioe ire Saek expsaiafns the Hissssns1e
system
CAUTI0N-fhs Histossnstie medicines sro
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areund the botsle bean ths following tnscxip-
tent ADJ. ]. Eugene Jordan's HinogsnsEic
Medicine Every other device h trall,
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Win positively cure SICK headache and pre-
vent iso return. Carser's Little LAYER Pilia This
vertisemenI Small pill. small dose. Small
price.
Skooknm Root Hair Grower 10 guaranteed to
do sil tat Is claimet for IL or mo y ~ ulsded.
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FAST TINT

FAST I1Mk
The Northern tactic kaiirosd vssubule Din
ing aLu sleeping Car Line, daily service - 9
faal Ainneapolia Duluth and Chicaso Ne
change OF can ana twenty i've miles me abort
cot route % Chicago Tourist sleepine eAn
through. placing passenger IN the Union depa9
Chleago seven houn and thirsy-slx minutes
ahead Of other hnsA \. Chleerx. city uekos
ssenr .is second street. Boston hlOck: + Ton
AiA. oelos ucket agent. Seattle
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rusLrc LAND FRAUDS.

The commissioner of the general land
Office and the secretary Of the interior bave
advance knowledge of the most valuable
tracts Of land in this country, and il is
only their honesty that keeps them from
being wealthy. Suppose . valuable tract
OF coal land 10 rsporsed. Il could be bought
Of the government by their friends at 81. 25
an acre. and they could have an interest in
Il and no one b the wiser. Congressman
haye the same chance a. to land grants
and - to the opening up Of new reserva-
tons. The first steals which were discov-
cred in the government service were land
steals. and as far hack rs 1895 there Was Q
scheme to get 10000 900 acres OF Western
lands from congress for q nominal sum.
This scheme was engineered by lobbyist
named Randall, and he claimed that he
had thirty members OF the House and q
majority Of the Senate in with him. In
1857 two New York congressman had To
resign because they acted corruply as 10 q
land grant, and the bride To one OF these
for his services Was seven square miles OF
land.
HOW CABINET OFFICERS COULD MAKE MONTY
There are hundreds OF men in the gov
ernmsnt departments in Washington City
who could make money. II they would. out
of their information and cut Of their
position. Every member Of President Har-
risons cabinet might grow rich il he cared
10 b corrupt. and some Of the cabinet
positions have the possibilities OF riches be-
yond the dreams Of avarice. Ii is to the
credit Of our government that We have so
few scandals. The argus eyes Of the press
are on all government officials, and do
not now recall . cabinet minister who has
been impeached for crime. Take the
position OF secretary OF the treasury. Sec
rotary Windows word will raise or lower
the value Of bonds and stocks. He knows
Of legislation and of the financial acts
which the department Is TO perform days
and weeks In advance. and . wink from
him could turn certain things into geld.
6tisl he 10 today poor man. and no ore
has ever charged him with corruption.
In the awarding of y contract like
that OF the seal trade Of Alaska involving
millions corrupt man could squeeze mat.
ters this way and that % - to make his
services worth theusapds. and svsry secre-
tary OF the treasury has . chance to make
his friends rich. Il ID said that salmon p.
Chase. while hs would do nothing for his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
Fashionable Wedding at smithheh'
rCorresponcence OF the Rich mond Dispatch

SSuTHFIELD. VA. January IL, 1880.
At 1890 o'clock on the Sth instant we'd
ding bells rang out in our quiet town..
Mr.. Henry Brooke Hill. aprosperous busi-
nees-man of jacksonville, Fla, and Miss
Lima s. Southall, the pretty and accom-
phshed daughter of DR.. i; II. Southall,
were married in Christ church by the Rev.
John Todd. of Maryland.
The bride. dressed very becomlngiy IN
handsome old-blue broadcloth dress. en-
tered the church with her sister, Miss Ma
mic NJ. Southall, maid of honor, and was
attended by two other sisters, Misses Ellie
and Eliza Southall. The party was preceded
by Misses Minnie Boykin and Oracle boy,
littledaughters of Messrs. Il. 4. Boykin and
O. r. Dow, who strewed cut-howers along
the aisles. Messrs. c.. b. Hoyden, A: X.
Chalmers, DR.. J. r. Spencer. and ;. A. har-
ney acted rs ushers.
The church was beautifully decorated
with evergreens. potted plants, and cut
flowers. Tho ceremony was performed be-
meath 4 bough of mistletoe, upon which
hung pretty monogram, IS. H., ;" in white
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party left for Suffolk, where the
happy couple took leave of their friends
amid n shower of best wishes and rice.
After an extended southern tour Mr.: and
Mrs. Hill will go TO Jacksonville, their fu'
ture home.
Smithfield society has lost what Jackson.
vile has gained--a most attractive orna-
ment.
The popularity of the bride was shown
by the many handsome and useful presents
received.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruture nays.
BY 4. A Catlin. Auciioneer,
IL Eleventh street.

DEREMPTORY SAL r OF M
L PROVED AND UNlMPROYED PROPERTY
on WEST LEIGH STREET on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g9D, AT O'CLOCK ?. VI.
!. sixty FEET FRONT at northeast corner
Of Leigh ard Dnneon streets.
? LOT twonty-six feet front adjoining above
with substantial DWELLING thereon containing
o!ght rooms and three closets, two coal-housos'
and most excellent water In yard.
; LOT Just east OF above, fronting forty feet
4. FRAME DWELLING containing Ave good
rooms on lot fronting twoniy feet
8. Lot east OF above fronting sixty-six feet on
Leigh street
Both OF ths dwellings have been recently
built. and have readily commanded good oocu'
pants.
Intending pUrch asers should hot fail 10 attend
this sale, as tho real ea.ets market - now duil,
which isShe time tnas prudent people buy. Per
sons Wiz smail means can MAKO arrangements
TO pay most Of tho purchase-money IN monthlJ
payments. 4. A. ChILiN,
tafsIAlGfa,si22 AUctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
where False Hair Abounds.
[0nce a Week.l

The largest supply of human hair comes
from Switzerland and Germany, and
especially from the French provinces. The
country fairs are attended by agents OF
merchants in London, Paris, and Vienna.
Only at intervals. however, is prize like q
perfect suit OF golden hair obtained, and
1t is said that there are orders ahead IA tho
shops of Paris and London for. all the
golden hair that can be obtained in the
next five years. When stock Of hair IS
collected by agents 1t is assorted. washed,
and cleaned. Then each hair IS drawn
through the eye of needle and polished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

farmers will get ON better this year than
be any marked deficiency OF labor. The
next crop will be made more economically
this wear buy only what they need Habits
Of economy. which were sorely needed, are
at last forced upon them.
STILL THEY 90.
A train packed with negro emigrants left
the Halifax section yesterday for Missis-
sippi. and another with over seven hum
dred negroes passed here last night for the
same State. Yet another train-ioad OF ex-
odusters passed here tonight.
REWARDS OFFERED.
Governor Fovle to-day offered rewards
OF goo each for the capture OF Albert Camp
he'll William Herreu, and David Herrell,
ali white men who are charged with mr.
dering NJ. G. Cox in Mitchell county
Chris tmas-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
DROGs. nEDICIsE en-. dc.
L. II. SALE.
ApoTHEcARY, cool vESABLE STREET.
PURITY GUARANTEED.

900 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at 15c.;
200 plnts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM AZ
Soc;
&c. will buy box Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth 50c.;
l5c will buy CARRIERS, DAyID's. or BRAN
DRETH's PILLS;
i,c. will buy FRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE
LISIaENT;
75c. will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JUIcE;
75c- will buy WYETH.s BEEF, WINE. AND
&c. will puy BROWNS IRON BlTTERs;
75c. WILL buy PiERCE's MEDICAL DIS
nc. Will buy PIERcE's FAvoRITE PRE-
scRIPTIoN:
7,c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RfLLA;
&c. win buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR;
ss2s will buy swIFTs sPEcIFIc-large;
81 will buy WARNER's SAFE KIDNEY CURE;
6oc. will buy sOZoDoST, tho best dentrince;
CSC. will buy MEADE s. BAKERS CARBoLIC
MoUTH-WAsH;
IOc. will buy ALLcOCK'S POROUS PLASTER:
CSC. will buy four pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED:
75c. will buy LAzELLE's, VIOLET. or LAvEN-
DER WATERS worth si--she best per-
fumes sold:
200 halt pint bottles BAY RUM at 25c.
IS gross TOILET SOAP q. Coo. q dozen:
toc. will buy LooNEN's HAId-BRUsH-best
brush offered for tho money worth 75c.
75c. will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR.
BRUSH worth 81:
sib0 will bay SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRUsH u4oonen's be,n worth 81;
Sc. will buy UNDRRAKABLE COMB worth
75c. no 3-Sn, ruaIh-3m