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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
The BtII Passes.

Al / O'Clock a yea and uay vote was
taken en the rvport. and IL Was aerec1 TO.
igs Co S.. present and not voting. o.
The vote was or party unrs except
thas aumoer of Democrats and tn
dependents voted with the Republicans
for ths rrpert va. B,l4 Chandler. Gosh
ran. Cummings Davenport aua Stanley
pavey. peVvics- MoSlson. NcWlands.
seudaer. shaTroth. ThAyer, Wilson
,Iaahol and Wilson IS c..
Speaker Henderson 90 once signed the
engrosssd t.l aad ID went TO the president
pro tem. % the senate. preliminary 20
being presented to the senate.
Open Door Resotution.
The resolution OF Cummings requesting
% Jhc secretary % state information and
correspondence relating 20 the open
door" tn China was. 0n motion Of Chair
man HIT. of tie committe on foreigu
affairs. agreed Co.,
Memorial to Grant.
McCleary called up the b.u app-opri-
ating $1,000 % secure plans for suitable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

McCleary called up the bu appropfi-
ating $1,000 20 secure plans for a suitable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

Lord Roberts dispatch saying he had
nothing special 20 report IL generally In
terpreted 20 mean that he hopes speedily
10 announce soma intelligence gratifying
20 the British The optimists even dednco
from a number of minor items of news
received that Roberts has satisfactory
news of the advance Of the flying coli
unn from tho southwark by detour to-
wards MafskinE
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
DEER FORESTS IN SCOTLAND.
Nearly one-Eighth of the Country
Is kept for Their BENEFIT.

London Times.
A recent parliamentary return gives
some startling figures in relation 60
scotch deer forests. The returns relate
10 the six highland crofting counties only
the counties of Argyll, Inverness, Ross
md Cromarty, Sutherland, Caithness,
Orkney and Shetland. In the Orkney and
shetland Islands there are no deer for
ests. so we have practically to deal with
four counties. In these four counties
there are no less than 2,2S7,2S7, or more
than 2,50e,O 900 acres given to the preserva-
ton of deer. Foresting has proceeded
apace during recent years. Since 1883
nearly COG, 600 acres have been added to
the forest acreage. The whole area OF
Scotland IN acreage is about Is, 100000; 1t
follows that, reckoning the forests in four
counties alone, one acre in every eight
and a half is kept waste for the rearing
Of deer.
In order that on few days in the year
a few persons may enjoy the killing Of
q certain number of these beautiful ami
mails this vast area is, for the most part,
sealed against the intrusion OF man. No
one but the owner and his friends and
keepers may set foot on mountain or
glen. The total area under tillage in
Scotland is about 3,5OO,o0O. If, therefore.
allowance Is made for the forests in 9TH
er highland counties, 1t seems probable
that the total acreage Of deer forests is
not far short of that under crop. 1t is
some consolation to learn that in the
four counties in question the forests are
assessed to rates at over G100,000. Ger
tainly the subject with which Mr.. Bryce
now and again essayed to deal is one
which grows in Importance every year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

Mousseline de Sole IS one of the newest
French fabrics in handsome ring designs.
which Is to be found at this store only,
as We control its sale in the Northwest
We cannot offer you prettier or better
fabric at. per yard. zoe.
Dimity Satin Raye, a soft-fnished
French fabric in pretty patterns and col
ors, is also exclusive with US. and priced,
per yard. soc.
Novelty Javanaise and Spot Crepes,
plain, fancy stripes and checks, a soft,
cliugy. cool dress goods for the dance,
the lake, the home; especially desirable
for shirt waists. We have two qualities,
priced at, per yard, z5c and SOC.
Foulardines, equal in style and pattern
to the famous Foulard Silks. We have
secured their exclusive sale as popular
priced fabric at, per yard, 1Sc.
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Innings

Utility is to be most con-
sidered in selecting Dress
Innings. 1t doesn't pay to
spoil a good dress by using
poor Innings, nor will gowns
retain their shape.
36-inch Percaline, fast black, silk finish,
compare with others. 1212e values. Our
price, per yard, Sc.
36-ineh Silesia in all grey shades a
fine and soft 15c quality, per yard, Sc.
S6-inch genuine "Likesilk,' black and
staple colors. Equal to Nearsilk. Priced
es a leader at 15c.
1-inch Mercerized Moreen skirting,
black and all the new spring shades.
Sells regularly at 45c. Special, for Mon
day only, per yard, 35c.
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Black Dress Goods

10 pieces 42-inch $500 Black SILK Gre
pons, with small satin stripe or plaid
outline with narrow white satin edge.
Priced for this week, per yard, s1.s9.
42-inch Prtestley's Black Mohair Gre
pons in handsome patterns of Crispe,
souffie or small designs; $500 and $3.50
values. Special all week per yard, SI.5O.
Assortment of so pieces in 52-inch Un-
dressed Worsteds for tailored garments,
54-inch English Cheviots, 54-inch Mohair
Cheviots and 42-inch French Poplin. Poin-
telle, Melrose. Whipcords and GRANTEES,
all guaranteed blacks, in s1.25 and $50
values, at per yard, $I.OO.
Assortment of sixty pieces in 4O-inch
Mohalr Crepons, Poplins, Serges and
Sharkskin Suitings; 4s-inch Cheviots and
56-inch Brilliantines. actually worth a.OO
and SIPS. Leaders this week at 75c.
90 pieces Black Cheviots, Nuns Serges.
Crepons, Figured soleils, jacquard Gran
ties and Nuns Yelling. Special price all
week, per yard, soc.
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FOUR EXTRA sPEcIALs.

Domestic Dimities. stripes, dots and
floral designs. They were among our first
arrivals and have sold steadily and well
at 19c. We will make them a special
leader this week at per yard, 15c.
1t takes three large tables to display 100
pieces each of fine Batistes, Dimities and
Melrose Lawns; pretty patterns and new
colorings-goods that we sell daily at l5e
but go in special sale tomorrow only at
choice, per yard, 1Oc.
New Percales. especially desirable for
shirt waists, mostly stripes, IN staple
colors, regularly priced here at 1Oc. Spe-
cial Monday only, per yard, Sc.
Calais Lawns-Just received here and
not shown elsewhere in the city We in
tend to sell them at &c, but to introduce
them to You, for three days take your
choice at. per yard, 1-2c.
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Spring Jackets. fine coverts and Vene-
tan cloth, nicely tailored and best Ro-
maine lining. Tans, castors and black
Regular $3.50 values at $500.
Spring Capes in Clay worsteds and
broad cloths Made in latest effects and
priced from $500 to $4,000.
Silk Waists, corded and tucked taffetas
in all popular shades and black They
are 25 per cent cheaper here than else
where. They are our leaders at $500.
Wash Shirtwaists in fancy percales and
dimities and white lawns, finished with
insertion, embroidery or tucks, detach-
ed collars. Price, 9se.
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fact that all cannot buy ex-
pensive imported hats, we
pride ourselves on the artistic
creations of our own work
room, and are confident that
the Millinery we turn out is
equal in style and material to
many imported hats.
Our Special Trimmed Hats for this week
are of handmade straw braids in black,
castor or grey, and are stylishly trimmed
with chiffons, mousselines and flowers.
They are copies Of htgh-priced models and
more economical for general wear Our
sale starts tomorrow with about one hun
dred hats, priced at, choice, $500.
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New Stylish WeaYeS in Dress Goods

reliable house, with competent buyer, can always
be trusted by the public show the best grades of goods in
coors and patterns without charging fancy prices
because they may haveome textiles competitors cannot show
you We content show enterprise in our own bust
ness without crying down competition To satisfy our Gus
toners IS desire, and satisfied that our
sons stock of dress goods will do it.
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Our Leaders are Cheviots. Coverts
and Venetian suits. handsomely tailored
and stitched. some finished with applique
and flare collars. Eton and tight-atting
jackets. twilled satin lined. They are
equal to any $16GO value elsewhere. Col
ors are blue, grey, tan and black. Price,
$3.50.
Imported pebbled Cheylot and Serge
suits. full line of celors and black, Taf-
feta lined waists and nicely tailored
throughout Matchiess at our price,
$1,000.
Children's Refers, in handsome line of
colors, beautifully braided. See our spe-
cial at 1926.
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Dress Trimmings

Elaborate garniture of
gowns this spring has called
into being all the creative
genius of the designers for
fashions world, and We have
bought heavily of all novel
ties in Taffeta applique trim
mings, Renaissance gimps
and Silk Fringes-and have
them in best qualities at low
est prices.
Special sale Of Mohair and Silk, zoe, ESQ
and 35c, Figured Braid Trimmings. Spe-
cial all week. per yard, 15c.
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Coko1ed Dress Goods

54-inch Tailor Cloths in grey, castor,
modes. blue and pastel shades, spring and
summer weights; superior finished tex
tiles that do not spot or rough up; regu.
larly worth $500 and $225 We make
them leaders at $1.59.
so pieces Bicycle Suitings from 4s TO
81 inches wide, in tans, browns and OK.
ford greys, with handsome plaid backs,
they never lose shape Priced for this
week, per yard, $1.OO.
100 pieces new Dress Goods displayed on
center table include 42-inch Poplins and
Whipcords, 44-inch Prunellas and Vlgor-
eaux, 5O-inch Venetians, Serges, Cheviots
and Broadcloths. 54-inch Raye Cheviots
and Mixed Nuns Serges-goods worth
from s1.OO to $3.50 per yard. Your choice
all week, per yard S9c.
-12O pieces. including 45-inch French
Foules; 4S-inch Poplins, Plaids, Novelties
and French Fancies; 5O-inch Shepherd
PlaiGs and 54-inch Tailor Checks, worth
from S9c to SIPS. Special all week, per
yard, 69c.
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Undeymuslans

DRAWERS-Fine cambric, made with
umbrella fiounce and finished with 3-inch
lace-trimmed lawn ruf1e, 39c.
GOWNS-Fine muslin, nicely trimmed
with Hamburg insertions and edges; our
75c quality. Special, 50c.
FINER GOWNS-Of cambria, elabo-
rately trimmed with lace and embroid.
cry; made in Empire style, also round
and square yokes. Matehless at our
price, $1.25.
SKIRT CHEMISE-Fine lawn, with
Valenciennes Or Point de Paris lace in
sertions and edges, worth Sl.25. Special,
csc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Wash Fabrics Pleasing in Fancy and Price

The major part of womanknd will ever cling to the
fabrics for that combine comfort with style and
yet economical though fashionable. There pleasure
in having dresses that you know they become
soiled can be laundered like We constantly
ceivng shipments of the latest wash fabrics and do be-
leve that any the Twin Cities match stock
in quality, pattern prices
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Summer Corseks

OWWlWIeT COTS1HS
White Skirts-in umbrella style and fin
ished with cambria flounce, tucked and
trimmed with embroidery, $I.25.
We are sole agents in St. Paul for the
Royal Worcester and the Flexibone Cor.
sets. We have also full lines of w. B.
Warmers Rust-proof, p d. and Thom-
sons Glove-itting, and all sizes in Ferris
Waists. Your choice Of any of the above
fines at $1.OO.
Two New Corsets-The Savoy and
la Tcsca," made of good netting, coutll
stripped, and SHOOK lengths. The best
Corsets in the world at 49c.
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Butterick Patterns

are always reliable and are al
ways correct in style. Many
housewives prefer to make
their own and children's gar
ments, and as Butterick pat
terms are easy to follow, there
is no fear of spelling the
goods.
Do you read the Delinea-
tor? Remember we are St.
Paul agents for all Butterick
publications.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
THE APRIL GIRL.

The April girl-pray tell me true
Is she the girl in the Eton blue?
Is she the girl in the gown Of green?
Is she the girl in the Victorine?
Is she the girl IN the madras waist?
Or is her style Of the Paris taste?
~
The April grill should ike to know
If she is the girl in the long auto?
Or has she a skirt of foreign wool?
And is the hounce eel-tight or full?
And did you say it was braided below
Tell me, please?, I'm eager to know.
The April girl-rm sure that you saw
The girl that wore the Panama straw;
And the dark-eyed girl in the turban hat
And were the wings upraised or fiat?
And did the feathers straighten or cur? ?
I'm searching, you know, for the April
The April girl.-I've viewed a score,
And know as much as I did before;
Feminine styles are weighing my mind,
And the April girl is yet to find.
But viii search and I will-boshi
Why, she is the girl in the macintosh.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Far Manufaetaying and Repairing

The furnishings of department are complete
and open for your inspection the finest line of skins be
found in the city We will make any kind of fur garment at
much lower prices than others quote you and you
Of best styles and best workmanship It will be your ad
vantage have any alterations repairs Of fur made
We guarantee you satisfaction
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Millinery


has a con-
tented feel
ing if she
has a good
dress and
yet not a
season a Dl e
hat. Recog-
nizing the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
spanish Proverbs.
) Journal.

Chambers Journal.
Proverbs uncomplimentary to the fair
sex are common in Spain: "a woman,
like a pavement, should be well trampled
on to be kept in order;" "A woman is like
g candle; twist her neck If you wish her
to be good;' Beware Of bad woman,
nH %oan 90 not a1S 5dsf mpi0% g0ea 0 dog y
sham;' IA cock crows on his own dung
hill, but hens caclzle everywhere" (this
in reference to the supposed garrulousness
and inQuisftive disposition OF the sexl.
''Show me a magpie without spot, and
I will show you a woman without "a
fault" In English, counterparts are not
Warrington example:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Our UndermuSIin Department

Every woman is equally as precise in
selecting her under as we'll as outer gar
ments. Style and quality are as much to
be considered, whether garment costs one
dollar or ten. We are satisfied that there
are no better assortments at as low prices
as you will find here. Comparison will
prove it, and if you cannot spend your
money to better advantage here than else
where We do not expect your patronage.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Shoe Elegance
I@itare SA0ss-S3. so

Kalt9re SA0ss-S3. so
There has never been a
woman's shoe made that has
attained the popularity of the
"Kulture. While extensive
advertising has brought it to
your attention, purchasers
have recognized the merit of
the shoe itself. and every
woman who has worn it will
wear no other. The "'Kul-
ture' is made in twenty,six
different lasts. We are ex-
elusive selling agents for ST.
Paul.
E1ams Spectal-S3.5o
Mems Shoes are an exper-
lment with US. We are going
to endeavor to make the
Evans Special as much ap-
Preciated by men as the
''Kulture" is BY women. It
has been made to our order
and We guarantee every pair.
They are equal to any SIS. 90
shoe in the market.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

Mothers-in-law and stepmothers come
in for a good deal of sarcasm; some of
the proverbs in regard to them will not
stand translation. OF a man who is ac-
the roof Of a house he would fall on the
top of his mother-in-laW"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Domestic Dept.

Domestics are goods of
actual daily needs in a home.
They are renewed oftener
than any other household
necessities. In buying you
want to be assured of getting
good qualities. Our depart
ment is stocked with only the
best.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

THE PRoPHYLACTIC TOOTH
BRUSH has the proper shape. Ask your
dentist Special, each. lee.
SAMPLE FREE-Ialf a Dollars worth
With each purchase of any Of the vale
Remedies we give you free a large SAM
pie Of either Skin Food or Hair Tonic.
This holds good for all the week, if sup
ply Of samples lasts that long.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

Furs stored at "original Albrecht's," 20
summer and returned cleaned in the fall.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

Prisoners and Captives," by Merri-
man; ''The Marian" Du Maurier; .Ths
Sowers," Merriman; Fort Frayne, .
Warrior Cap" IAN Army Wife, by
Capt. King; Kipling's Poems; ''Tho
Manxman." Caine; Sorrows Of Satan"
Corelli; Road to Paris" Stephens; and
dozens OF other famous books.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

EclEaCttonlSE OF ten years ex-
perience. No fancy prices
for glasses. Save your eyes,
your temper and your money
by coming to US in the first
place. If you need medical
attention you will be told 50.
Solid Gold Eye Glass Chains, actual
value, So As. Special, each, $1.5O.
Extra heavy Silk Guards with uoId
Filled Slides, the 25c kind. special, Zoe.
S-ineh Reading Glasses for. photo work,
zoe.
Solid Gold Eye Glass frames or curled
temple spectacIe Frames. $500.
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Laces

and domestic factories cannot
keep up with the demand.
We therefore consider our
selves fortunate to be able to
offer our customers such spe-
cial bargains this week as the
following:
REMNANTS OF ALLovERs- -Tomor-
row we place on sale a table fun of choice
pieces of Point Venise, Taffetas and En-
broidered Chiffons, worth at regular
prices up to $500 per yard. to be sold at
your choice per remnant, 9sc.
5000 yards Valenciennes, Point de Paris
and Maltese Laces, with insertions, in
widths Of from / to 6 inches, for Monday
only, at, choice per yard, 1Oc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

A woman, a dog, and a walnut tree
The more you beat them the better they
be.
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ton of the new artistic effects
in hosiery. Designers and
weavers have never conceived
a more brilliant array of color
combinations. Every new
and novel creation is to be
found here rightly priced.

Choicest assortment OF high-grade
Hosiery ever shown for the money. They
include silks, isle thread, plain, drop
stitch, lace openwork, fancy stripes,
checks, polka dots and silk embroidered
all new importations, worth 75c and $780,
Special here all week at, choice, per pair,
soc.
Children's Silk and Lisle Ribbed Stock
zings, with double knees, heels and toes,
in plain black and correct shades of tans
and browns; sizes to 8; the most gem
teel stockings for children ever shown.
Our regular price is soc, but we have
priced them special, per pair, soc.
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Fancy Hosiery

A woman S
sense of the
beautiful was
e ver m o r c
strikingly por-
trayed than in
their unequivo-
cal commenda-
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White Goods

White Corded and Fancy Piques in
from S0c to zoe qualities. Special Monday
only, per yard, 17c.
SILK finished Persian Lawn, the new
dress fabric Prices, 25c to 65c.
Fine sheer India Linon, 40 inches wide
and regular zoe quality. Monday only,
per yard, IL 1-2c.
Remnants S6-inch Sheer India Lnon
and 40-inch Victoria Lawn, worth 1Oc
Tomorrow. per yard, &c.
36-inch Lonsdale finished Cambria, our
regular 10c quality. Special Monday,
limit Is yards, per yard, &C.
Extra Special
Remnants of Outing Flannels, worth
Sc to 1Oc. To close them out Monday, per
yard &C.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Household Economy

Simple home remedies and
proprietary drugs of meritl
are often as eficacious as
medicines prescribed by ply
sicians. If you don't know
what is the matter with you,
always consult a doctor. If
you do know and it is only. a
simple ailment, it saves you
money to treat yourself.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
POpuIarizing Our Silk Section

To not only gain but hold fair share of the Silk pat
ronage of this city, have found these three essentials
necessary: Correct styles, best qualities and reasonable
prices We have directed every energy along these lines
and increased patronage is the best criterion
whether We have succeeded 1t is pleasure show
goods, and invite comparison with Silks you else
where.
Hosh1SiAss Grenadines and Six Foulayds
Silk an m = of f.. able
E011Rn nr6c
OA-ets ~
nd4 art worth
19H1 wi
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Popular Books

new books with good cloth
bindings, many of them worth
sI.25, 81. so and s1.75, at
choice for all week, 6OC.
Notice these titles:
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We have a big special lot OF Garden RaIles
and Hoes to be closed out In q rush. They are
all high grade goods. Take them while they
last for re each.
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Drugs and SNNayies

Everyday remedies at reduced prices.
The following special prices are for Mon
day only:
California Syrup Of Figs, SOC size..... 800
Ayers Hair Vigor, $1.CO size. $50
Seven Sisters Hair Grower, s1.OO size. $50
Alpen-Krauter German Blood Medi-
cine), $.25 Observation-Disclosures. $50
Williams Pink Pills, SOC size............a 500
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Linens

Grass Linens, natural color Prices, per
yard, 12 1-2c, 15c, zoe and 25c.
White Corded Linen for cool summer
wear. Prices, per yard, 45c and 55c.
THE Khaki Cloth,' for boys military
or ladies' bicycle suits. Per yard, 35c.
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Special sale on Chamber Sets for three days.
Regular $3.50 12-piecS Chamber Sets
with large slop jar Sale price, per set. $500
Regular $3.50 12-piece Chamber Sets
assorted decorations with large size slop
jar. Sale price. per set ...-.s.. SO. 90
Regular So. 12- piece Chamber Sets.
Sale price, per set. $6.70
Regular S11.40 12-pfece Chamber Bets.
beautiful decorations salo price. per
set SO 90
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Optical Dept.

Eyes ex-
a m i n e d
wi t h o u t
charge by
a NewYork
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-14

Gables ~ Altruistio Communications
Scribner's Magazine for March. IN
discussing the extension of our sub
marine cables, says: "One vitally in
teresting point of this question of sub
marine cables is that trade pure and
simple Is about to take second place,
and empire-that magic word which no
writer today can afford to be without
empire is stepping in. Trade has con-
nected almost every inhabitable part
Of the world with every other by the
vital aleotric spark, but trade has done
It only where it paid or was expected
to pay. In very few cases trade has
been assisted or pushed on by empire.
but not enough to alter the general
truth Of the statement. But now en-
pire comes forward ana says: I want
cables here. there and everywhere.
form the Cape to Canada, and from
the Cape to India and Australia, and
from Vancouver to Brisbane, across
the Atlantic from southwest to north
west. across the Indian ocean and
across the Pacific at its broadest
Every red spot on the map must have
its cable end, every police station on
the globe-round route Of guardians OF
the empire must have its patrol box. d"
It adds that. after all, an empire is
only . trading association on a huge
eeals.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-14
Rough Hands.

Don't neglect your hands. 1t makes
them not only unsightly, but uncomfor-
table. Use some good lotion. Keep
them in good order and don't forget that
the Adams Pharmacy carry the best
lotions on the market.