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The morning call., 1891-11-18
Rehan's Riches.

There is reason to believe that Ada Rehan
is rich. She has been in Augustin Days
company ten years and has drawn her
weekly salary fifty-two times year. which
is very different experience from that of a
majority of players who have to 60 through
long summer vacation and who often fail
to get their salaries even in the active the
atrical season. Miss Rehan has managed
ments have been prudent and pros porous
She owns 5000 house, possesses mort
cages on adjoining property, holds almost
enough stock in New Jersey railroad to
entitle her to the position of Director and
has sufficient money on hand to take a flyer
IN stocks when there is a surety of success in
Wall street.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Married and Deserted.

A young Scandinavian woman, whose face
betrayed that her mind was perturbed,
came, int Justice Cooks courtroom on
Monday afternoon and told his Honor a
sorrowfui tale of mans perfdy. Sho said
that she was married by Justice Gray
left her INN ediately after the ceremony.
She wanted to know whether his Honor
would not tear up her certificate and make
her free again. Justice Cook informed her
that divorces are not obtained in this State
py destroying marriage certificates. and told
her TO consult LAWYER
The morning call., 1891-11-18
REAL ESTATE.


Successful Auction Sale of City Prop
erty.
Easton, Eidridge &c Co. yesterday sold the
following property at auction, Improved
property, with lot 81 :6xl0O. on northwest
corner Suffer and Scott streets, for s24 600.
residence, 528 Golden Gate avenue, SI5'500:
residence, 2224 California street, for Sl5, $50
Prospect. place residence, for $500; resi-
dence, III Hyde street, for Sl0450; resi-
dience, 2o20 Pine street. for Sol coo; lot on
$780,
McAfee, Baldwin & Hammond have
bought for a client the Potreto blocks
lao, 1855 and 157. bounded by Kansas, De
Haro, Rhode Island, Nevada and Humboldt
streets. The property will be Improved
and offered in subdivisions.
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The KEENAN, Lectures.

The sale of tickets for Mr.. George Ken
mans course of lectures on penal Russia
will begin at Sherman & Clay's music-store
tomorrow Thursday, November 10th,
single reserved seats on Monday, the ed.
Mr.. KEENAN, has been approached frequent
" on the subject of the persecution of the
Jews in Russia. His reply Is in effect to all
such inquirers that he has no information
to give them. The fact is, that this ques ton
has come up since he left Russia, and he
to be authority. He has heard things, but
so far as he is personally concerned knows
nothing
The morning call., 1891-11-18

from the East on Sunday for months
visit to this city, and are ut the Palace
Hotel.
EX-Lieutenant-Gov Johnson, who
has been very i'll, is at the Palace Hotel re-
cuperating
Mrs. l.. A. Kidder Of Sacramento has
gone to Honolulu to visit her uncle, Mr.
John A. Wilson of Okala, Hawaii. for sew
eral months
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Dickinson Wants Another Trial.

John II. Dickinson, counsel for Isaac
Jessur Caroline o. Bogart and Ann A.
Lindsey, legatees under the will of Ger.
shom L. Jessup. has given notice of inten-
Ton to move for new trial. on the grounds
OF the insufficiency of the evidence TO Justify
the decision. that it is against law and that
errors were made during the trial.
The morning call., 1891-11-18


The following officers Of tho Pythian Hall
Association have been chosen: President,
G. w. Gum; Vice-President, w. S. Es-
mond; Secretary and Treasurer, r. w.
Good; Directors-Don F. Miller, j. Winters.
Ii. NJ. Waterbury and Mr.. Clough.
Three deeds Of gift were recorded yester-
day to property in Berkeley from DIR. Frank
Howard Payne to Mary Earle Payne, his
wife. Two of them were made and &C
knowledged in 1899, and the third in De-
cember, 1880. The bringing OF the suit
against the doctor by Mrs. Annie Ault for
$4,000 for damages for alleged carelessnes.
in treating her broken arm probably caused
the recording OF the deeds.
At the meeting of the members of the
Unitarian Church, held Immediately after
the services last Sunday, the Board of
Trustees presented the proposition to call
Rev. Mr.. Payne of Leominster, Mass, to
the pastorate. Mr.. Van Ness has gone to
Denver to negotiate with the American
Association, which body has promised to
contribute $1,000 toward the pastors salary.
1t was deemed best to wait for the report of
Mr. Van Ness. The Trustees we're in-
structed, however, to call Mr.. Payne in case
Mr.. Van Ness reported favorably.
The morning call., 1891-11-18

The last week of lyon Yonson" at the
New California continues the success ef the
hrst. Before Manager Lift takes this piece
to London. as he proposes, we advise him
to revise and make stronger the last act.
1t Is rather meager in its business as PLAYED
Mt present. Gus Heege the clever dialect
comedian, who interprets the title role,
was, 1t is reported, educated for the priest
HOOD, and has, therefore, in way, broug hit
church ana stage together by preferring the
i4otllRnts TO the pulpit, Thespis to theology.
Heege is the author OF the play; he reioices
In good presence and an engaging manner.
he receives large slice of the profits from
ON already. and the fountain from
whence this golden flow comes has hardly
been unsealed as yet. "Mr. Potter of
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All SIN in COURT.

He Obtains Writ to Review judge
Joachimsen's Acts.
An Sin, Chinese who was found guilty
by Judge Joachlmsen of visiting gambling
place. has obtained all alternative writ of
mandate from the Superior Courtcommand-
ing Judge Joachlmsen 10 ceftity bill of
exceptions made by the Ceestials counsel
during. the trial. All Sins counsel AYERS
tain city ordinance, and that no evidence
was produced to prove the existence of such
an ordinance
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A LLOYD Concert.

On Friday evening, November Goth, Mr..
Robert Lloyd. the wel-accepted barytoue,
Will give grand concert at Irving Hall,
and has arranged most interesting pro-
from the best masters, are made with nice
taste and good judgment To assist In its
proper rendering the following ladies and
gentlemen have been engaged: Miss E. "
MeClosky, contralto; Mr. Harold KaytoD,
vlolinlst; MIR. ensburger. 'cellist; Mr.. Til
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the popular United States Consul in that
Canadian city, had been on hunting expe-
dition TO tile Halliburton district and bagged
four deer, any amount of small game and a
good size d black bear. Of which latter feat
he Is naturally very. proud. Mr.. Pope is as
good woodsmanas he was an actor. Old
San Franciscans remember him as far back
as 1856, when he played Jean Vatican at
the METROPOLITAN in an adaptation of Victor
Hugo's Les Miserables." made by Bret
Uarte.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Alameda.


Constable Morris and Police Officer
Brampton left yesterday on a hunting trip
near Woodland.
When Central Hose Company was dis
banded by order of the City Trustees some
of the apparatus was not turned over to the
new company. At the request of the Chief
Engineer the City Attorney has been in
structed to begin suit to recover the APP
paratus.
r. b. Tappan yesterday filed the follow
ing liens upon the new building of H. Mohns.
on Central avenue, near Sherman street:
Hanson q Gundarh, plumbing $40; ]. II.
Cory, br!ckwork, $50, and George Noble,
painting, $50. He has also filed a lien of
1914 upon the odd-looking building of ID.
Greenleaf, on Santa Clara avenue, rear
Grand street, for c. +. Fischer for plumbing
work.
The two chemicals and the steam fire en-
CINE were called out yesterday afternoon to
eXtinguish q fire IN G. L. MAYORS shed, on
Morton street, but before they could be put
to work the blaze was eXtinguished by water
from II hose attached to q hydrant Fifteen
minutes elapsed before the new steamer
raised steam and balky horse attached to
the Webb-avenue chemical delayed it sew
eral minutes.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Davis Opera,

The sale OF seats for the initial perform
ance OF The Three-Cornered Wedding"
commenced at the Grand Opera House on
Monday morning last. and is going steadily
forward; Madame Frudey. the original jose
phlne In DOjley Carte's production of
Pinaiore" In New York, has been engaged
20 sing me role OF Helena, and to Miss
slonal, Will be entrusted the part of Dimple
kehearsals are being had constantly, and
everything Is being done TO insure success
at late hour last evening we were ad-
,vised that Mr.. Davis had called halt on
his opera, and that its production is more
The morning call., 1891-11-18
POTRERO TO THE FRONT.

we are Offering az private sale the following
property, shown in the diagram, possessing that
magnihcent panoramic view of San Francisco San
Francisco Bay and surrounding counties, on the
line or the proposed new railroad These lots are
ready 10 build upon; graded streets In order etc.
The morning call., 1891-11-18

Mr.. David Henderson. manager of the
American Extravaganza Company. writes
The CALL from Salt Lake. under date of
November 18th. that the business of the
''Sinbad" spectacle since leaving San Fran
cisco has been very large; in fact, it has
played to the capacity of the theaters. In
Portland, Oregon. the run was just about
the same as that of a year ago, and on
wednesday night. the 18th, the spectacle
opened in Salt Lake TO all the theater
would hold. On the 18th multtudes OF peo-
pie were turned away On Sunday, the 18th,
the company left by special train for Den
Yer, and week from Saturday would jump
to Chicago, making a run of nearly 1900
lowing
The morning call., 1891-11-18

The hoodlums who beat Policeman Giifoy
so badly few nights since, +. Kennedy. 70.
Flaunagan and +. Blaney, were fined S25
apiece by Judge Joachimsen yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-11-18

Stole a SeaIskfn Coat.
William Ross was arrested by Officer
James Farrell yesterday and booked on q
charge of burglary. On Monday night he
broke into the house of Mrs. A. Goldsmith,
at 917 Geary street, and carried off valuable
sealskin sacque.
The morning call., 1891-11-18

FOR pain In the neck and sore throat rub with
salvation Oil. II kills all pain. % cents
Inc quickest way to Danish cough is by using
Or. bulPs Cough Syrup. Price Price rs cents
The morning call., 1891-11-18
TayIor's California PLAY.

yosemite" the fve-act play recently
turned out by c. A. Taylor, will have an
airing this evening at the Bijou Theater,
Market street. If constant rehearsal can
promote its success before the public. "Yo-
semitic" ought to DO go" The spectacle
lar element enters largely into the scenery,
and many picturesque spots will be repre-
sented. The intrrmissions Will be in charge
of Stereopticon Corwin, who will take the
audience trip through Yosemite Valley
and California by the aid Of his wonderful
lamp ana views made especially for this
play.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Stole a Sealskin Coat.

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
tit defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
EXTRA SPECIAL.

About 100 pairs NOTTINGHAM CUR
'TAINS one pair of a kind. slightly soiIed
by handling, AT ONE-HALF PRICE.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Mme. A. Ruppert'S Msee sissSs

rs THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PREPARATION
l. for the complexion ever used The great success
attending her efforts in showing women not only
now 10 obtain Out retain beautiful compilations Is
not at all surprising when the unquestioned merit
OF her Face Bleach is considered. 1t is not cos
AErIC, but 4 Skin Tonic. Cures PimpIes, Eczema:
removes Freekles Moth Tan, BIackheads, SalIow-
ness.
Bleach sent to any address receipt OF price
One bottle, So; three bottles usually REQUIRED to
Nine. Rppperts new BOOK
NINE. A. RUPERT, 1874 Post ST., ParlOrS rs.
nolS We tt
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AUCTION SALES.
SPECIAL SALE!

IA IA an a.
TWILL SELL AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESD&Y......-N 18TH
At IL o'clock A.. NJ,
AT THE GRAND ARCADE STABLE.
1927 Sixth Street,
40 head OF Weibroke Riding. Driving Bust
ness Horses and Mares, including l Handsome
Sing1efooter, 10 hands high; l Handsome Bay
Mare, years old, IL hands high. good roadster; :;
Matched Teams: l Team Brown Mares 6 and
years old, fine roadsters; Team Palamenos, 5 au;i
years old, silver name and tail; Dapple-gray
Team, and years old. weight 5000 tbs together
with 81 head or good reliable horses and mare;
suitable for all purposes; also Full Leather Ex-
rension-top Surry almost new; kugyisS; 3 Carts:
wagons and Harness. Blankets, Whips. Robes. ct
Buyers are at liberty to call and have fair trial OF
the above stock prior to the day OF sale.
nol5 4t S, WATKINS, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1891-11-18

Inc toronto Empire of November 7th
mentions that the Hon. Charles Il. Pope.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
At S1.75 a Dozen.
At &c a Yard.
EXTRA SPECIAL.

ODD LOT FINE TOWELS. in buck
and damaSk. to be offered this week AT
ONE-THIRD OFF PRICE.
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Blankets +! Blankets +!
We have now received from the mills the
heavy stock Of Fine Blankets contracted
for five months ago, and can, without
doubt, show the largest assortment, and for
the lowest prices, ever offered on this
Coast.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
At $1,000 a Pair.
FINEST GRADE LAMBS WOOL
WHITE BLANKETS, 70 inches vide
our special extra Exhibition" grade-at
$40 pair.
At $3.50 a Pair.
LANES Wool BLANKETS, p
inches wide, 3 different borders, at
81 80 pair.
At $3.50 a Pair.
SERXIC FABLE FINE WHITE BLAN-
kETS.. heavy stock. good wool and
large size-our leader-at S. so pair.
At $500 a Pair.
GOOD GRADE lO-4 ALL-WOOL WHITE
BLANKETS, very durable, at 81
pair.
At $3.50 a Pair.
HEAVY ia WHITE BLANKETS. cot
ton mixed, Eastern manufacture, at
s. 50 pair.
FULL LINES WHITE BLANKETS,
from 81 to $50 pair, and Colored Blankets
IN all grades and Styles
Linen Specials.
At Sic a Yard

ONE LOT 7O-lNCH FINE GRADE
BLEAClIED TABLE LINEN, double
damaSk, in seven different designs.
great value at S5c yard.
At S1.75 a Dozen.
10 dozen FINE DAMASk NAPKINS,
full rhree-quarter size. edges fast woven,
patterns choice al 81 70 a dozen.
At 45c a Yard.
. cases VERY HEAVY ECRU TABLE
DAMASK, 80 inches wide. very service
able, coed styles. Mt 45c yard.
Complete lines of HEM-STITCH D0Y-
LIES, CARVING AND TRAY CLOTHS,
RUNNERS. SIDEB0ARD COVERS; also
HEM-STlTCH PILLOW-CASES AND
SHEETS, in best grade Irish linen, laun-
dried ready for use.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
LIE CAST.

Walter Silvey NJ D., u native son Mr. PAM Cra,c
yosemite an outlaw CHIEF Mr.. W. c. Dudley
barney fiSuu, 3S-er Mr.. John $. Mari
Sig. Pantano a renegade. -. Mr. David Davies
Rome!o, The Silent an old guide Mr. w cal owens
HANK monk, the younger, a stage-driver.
.,...:.;,...............Mr. Walter 4. BeIaseo
Mercedes fair captive Miss EIttie NcConnon
Lone star the bandits daughter Miss Helen Henry
oid Lucy. sqnaw ........... Miss Pauline Maitland
Hip, tue puddle duck ... Miss ina MsifI,nd
Nine Siivey, Walters mother. Miss Nellie McGraw
l-ltlls Miss Mabel Maitland
The morning call., 1891-11-18
at Zoe a Yard.

a LARGE LINE SILK FINISH COL
oRED DRAPERY. fine weave, rich
colQrings, effective styles. to be closed
out at Toe a yard. just one-hali their
The morning call., 1891-11-18
At S1.OO Each.

2oo RAW SILK TABLE COVERS. tinseled
weave, reversible, heavily fringed fully
I'll SIZE at 81
The morning call., 1891-11-18
At S235 Each

FINE CHENILLE TABLE COVERS. In n
large variety of colorings, II size, Au-
stfian manufacture. value for SIS -, to
be closed out at s. 80 each.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
At 55c q Yar5

stripes and figures, 80 inches wide, suit
able for upholstery covering or drapery,
worth S5c a yard. to he offered at soc.
CIhese goods are reversible.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
At S6.75 a Pair.

HANDSOME CHENILLE PORTIEREs.
richly fringed at top and bottom. rich
double dadoes. splendid line OF color
ingS. at So 70 a pair.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Curtains Curtains F.!
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
At $500 a Pair.
At $2.25 a Pair.

GOOD GRADE NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAINS, 81 inches wide, SO yards long,
vary strong weave and effective styles,
at s. - a pair.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
Qla||R)|,s ,mfa
W MURPHY BUILDING, +
Market and Jones Streets.

ISOLATION of German artists, held n most en-
Joyable meeting last evening al % Stockton
street.
St Johns Episcopal Church will serve
hot lunches for three days, commencing to-
day, from II TO , o'clock, ut irving Hall.
The aroma of the est. Johns coffee may
still linger pleasantly in the memory Of
merchants who availed themselves of these
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20

Of saved ones before them In review,
Massaniellos unhonored on earth but
radiated in heaven. The fisher boy OF
Naples soon lost his power, but those
people of God who have kept their nets
mended and rightly swung them shall
never lose their exalted place, but shall
reign forever, and ever and ever Keep
that reward in sight.
But do not spend your time fishing
with hook and line. Why did not
James, the son of Zebedee, sit on the
wharf at Cana, his feet hanging over
the lake, and with long pole and a worm
on the hook dipped into the wave wait
for some mullett to swim up and be
eaughtP Why did not Zebedee spend his
afternoon trying to catch one eelP No,
that work was too slow. These men
were not mending hook and line,
they were mending their nets. So
let the church of God not be con-
tent with having here one soul and
next month another soul brought
into the kingdom. Sweep all the seas
with nets, scoop nets, Seine nets, drag
nets, all-encompassing nets, and take
the treasures in by hundreds and thou
sands and millions, and nations be born
in a day, and the hemispheres quake
with the tread of ransoming God. Do
you know what will be the two most
tremendous hours in our heavenly ex-
istenceP Among the quadrillions of
ages which shall roll on, what two
occasions will be to us the greatest?
The day of our arrival there will be to
us one of the two greatest. The second
greatest, think, will be the day when
we shall have put in parallel
lines before us what Christ did
for us and what we did for Christ
the one so great, the other SO little.
That will be the only embarrassment in
heaven. My Lord and my God! What
will we do and what will we say when
on one side are placed the Saviour's
great sacrifices for us and our small
sacrifices for him; his exile, his humilia-
ton, his agoDies on one hand and our
poor, weak, insufficient sacrifices on
the other. To make the contrast less
overwhelming let us quickly mend our
nets, and, like the Galilean fishermen,
may we be divinely helped to cast them
on the right side of the ship
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20
ANNOYING TRlELES.
Il Is the Petty Ills OF Lie which are Hard
est to Ienr.

IL 10 the Petty Ills OF Lie which Are Hard
est to Beur,
Somebody says, "half the troubles of
life are born of trines." Somebody is
not far wrong. Man is so fearfully
and wonderfully made that he bears
great evils with more equanimity than
what are called little annoyanccs. If
Benedick loses the wife OF his bosom,
the odds are that he bears the dispen-
sation like Christian, but II he mis-
lays his latch-key he too frequently
swears like hereto.
An individual capable OF burying his
grandmother without groan has been
known to manifest remarkable degree
Of feeling at the absence Of shirt but
ton. The mysterious disappearance Of
small inanimate objects frequently
gives rise to the most lively concern.
Strong-minded ladies, who would
scorn to show undue excitement amid
the convulsions of an earthquake, have
been heard to use Incorporate express
sions when they could not find their
thimbles or their scissors.
There are dozens of articles in COM
mon use which have a villainously pro-
voking trick of concealing themselves
at the very moment when they are most
needed, that might well disturb the
moral equilibrium OF u saint. Indeed,
we have known church member, in
good standing, to say things about a
missing pair of spcctacles which were
anything but canonical.
Devout anglers, who would not have
WINGED under the misfortune that befell
Jonah, sometimes stamp with rage
when their lines, instead Of falling in
pleasant places, get fast in q submerged
snag or an impending tree; and we have
seen two Christian women in street
car In a sublime passion because one OF
them wanted window open and the
other wanted IL shut.
Almost any of us can brace ourselves
up TO encounter with fortitude the great
difficulties of life; IL is the little ones
that upset us. He who can bear both
without wincing or ill-temper Is not
only hero TO the world at large but
even 10 his family.-N. Y. Ledger.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20
THE JEWS IN ENGLAND.
They Were Formerly Prosecuted In IL
rr.... gland In n Terrible Manner.

They Were Formerly Prosecuted In En-
rr... gland In Terrible Manner.
The Jewish people formerly Jared no
better in England than on the conti-
nent In the year 1920 they were ban
ished from the island by Canute, the
Dane, but returned after the Norman
conquest. In 1850, on the coronation of
Richard l., many thousands of them
we're massacred at the instigation OF
the priests, and in the following year
fve hundred OF their number besieged
In York castle, died by their hands 10
escape the fury Of the mob. They were
inhumanly treated during the reign of
John, and in 1899 general massacre Of
Jews took place In London, the occa-
sion being the popular anger at q
Jewish usurer who forced Christian TO
pay his two shillings a week on u loan
OF five pounds. In 1859 a statute was
passed forbidding Jewish people to be-
come freeholders, and in 1874 every
Jewish money-lender was required, on
pain OF Punishment, to wear on his
breast large plate win an inscription
stating his name, residence and busi-
ness. In 127s debasement and clipping
Of coin were charged TO the Jews, and
997 were hanged, drawn and quartered
on that accusation. Twelve years later
all Jews were commanded TO leave the
kingdom, nor were they permitted to
return until, after an absence OF 800
years, they were, with some restric-
tions, admitted by Cromwell in 1850.
They acquired the right to own land by
statute passed in 1923; statute nat
uralizing them was passed in 1883, but
repealed in the following year. BY va
rious acts they were consequently re-
lieved from all disabilities, and now
stand equal with other British subjects.
ST Louis Globe Democrat.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20
The remedy for the 1nfuenz

a remedy recommended for pati
'lillctrd with inilgruzni, Kcmp's Bal
ne specific for coughs aud colds. wi
: especially adW ted 10 diseases of
'hroat aud lnugs. Do not wnit for
lrsi symptoms Of The disease before
nri"G the remedy, bur rel q bottle
frcp It on hand for use the moment
'eHded II neglected tho influenza Il,
"n'encr IN UTnP on pneumonia.
druggists seil the Balsam
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20

English Spawn Linlment removes
haard, soft or callouscd Jumps and b
shes from horses. Blood spavin. o,
'n,nnts, sweeney, ring-bone. stiles, spI
u swollen ihroHls, conghs, etc. Saw.
hy use OF one bottle, Warranted the
ynnderIuI hlrnlsh cure ever kp
SOLD by h. W. Adams, Druggist, Well
ton, @ sor
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20

The Utica Herald has found small
boy who speaks up for his sex and de-
fines a bachelor. According TO this
observant little scion, bachelor is a
man who hasn't gotno wife, and doesn't
want no wife, and can't get no wife.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20

Teeth wlthoutPlates, on eitherrcld or
per. Gold Caps. Crown Work. Artistic G.
Flliing' In fact. All Kinds Of Dentistry Ca
'ully Done and Fully Warranted. chmq
Reasonable.
Ihave employed T.J. Mason. u. D. s., "
Gently of Bellevue. ohio. DR.. NasOnisnr
uate Of the Dental department Of ;he Uni, ,
sity Of Michigan andis specialist inope
tive dentistry. ns