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Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
NEW ROCK ISLAND
 PLANS FOR FUTURE
An Extension of Its Line From Fl
 Paso to the Coast.

New York. July 3i.-An announce ment of the plan of readjustment of securities of the Chicago. Rock island and Pacific Railroad company, which was reCrganiZed yesterday, was eX pected to be made today. Members of the executive committee as well as several leading members of the direC- tory were again ill conference today. but TO official statement was issued. \ prominent insider is authority for the statement that there will be no under writing syndicate and that exchange of securities will involve only small out lay of cash. All stockholders of record will share alike in the plan Of reorgani- Zation.
 From unofficial sources it was ascer- tained that a plan is under considera- ton for refinancing the present Rock Island company in manner similar to that followed in the reorganization Of the Chicago and Alton railroad in 1900. new Chicago. Rock Island and Paci- ffc Railroad company has taken the place Cf the present Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad com paEy. and existing Rock Island securl- ties will be exchanged for the securities Of the new company. The basis anG manner of this exchange. according to l Cae of the cOmpany's directors, is !
 problem that has absorbed the atten- l ton of several lawyers for some time. | The purpose of the new company is to i obtain control of the Rock Island sys- i tenn by purchasing the stock of the present company. and holding il in the ! treasury as security Of a general per i cent mortgage to be executed by the ] new corporation. \ proposition which ] is said to have been discussed by Presi- 1 dent Leeds and his associates is that i the new company shall give for each 1 lC0 shares Of present Rock Island stock
 ten S1.GOO i per cent bonds. 75 per cent i Of new preferred. and 75 or 100 per cent l of new common stock. An exchange i under such terms. the controlling pow
 CTS of BCck Island say. would be based i on q valuation of the present Rock
 Island stock at about 2G0.
 Plans for the construction of new
 lines and connections are being worked out by the Rock Island management
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
GATES WON OUT
In the Fight for Control of Colorado
 Fuel and Iron.

New York. July 2l.-Tn sales exceed ing 25.OUG shares Colorado Fuel and Iron today registered q maximum loss of eight points. selling down to y2I. and closing at 9i, q net decline of 63i points. The break in the stock was ac- cCmpaniad by rumors that the faction which was seeking to control the com pany had given up the attempt ami sold out.
 A member of the Harris Gates sidr is quoted as saying that the decline was due to the opposing party having at tempted to uubre2k the market. The Gates interest. it was declared. took all the stock offered, which brought about Z partial rally.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
STOCKS

Atchison. 913s: do preferred. 1011s; C. & O.. 534 Rock Island, 15312; Big Four, !G1: C. S. 325s: do preferred, -; do 2nd preferred, 484: Erie, 3S1@: Great North ern preferred, 19l; Manhattan. 133 1-3; Metropolitan, 149A Missouri Pacific. 1lSA: N. J. Central, 1S5; N. Y. Central, 1G314: Pennsylvania, 159; St. L. X s. F., SIS; do preferred. SS; do 2nd preferred. 7S14: St. Paul, 1S6: Southern Pacific, eSl3; Union Pacific, los; Amalgamated Copper. 66%; Anaconda, 1G5; Sugar. 13l14: U. 2. Steel. 39H; do preferred. S95.; Western Union, S73s; santa F. Copper. 21A
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
MOROCCO FACTORY BURNED.

Peabody. July S1-A Gefcct in the ar . paratus in the boiler room is supposed to have been responsible for a fire which completely gutted the large mo- rocco factory of J. r.. Osborn X co. her@ yesterday. The fire was first no ticed near the boiler. but before il cculd be extinguished it haG communi- catad to all parts of the plant.
 The tiremen subdued the fire after the building was pretty well wrecked. The misfortune throws about fifty hands out cf employment. The loss OF the building, which was a wooden structure three stories in height. and contents is about $l.OOO. The total in surance is $14,000.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

futures ct f53 7s Cd In the local mar kct copper was in light demand but firmly held. prices advancing slightly on a few transactions. Standard. spot to Scpte nber. Sl'.35C tl.G1; lake, Sil.$7i4 li2: eloctrolytic $l1.15@11.SO, and east ing. $11.G56t11.75-
 Lead in the domestic market was un- changed. ST l., ing at 41sc. The Lon don marke n,s,,r.ary r, -''h prices Is Sa lower. the oatcai 2, n one,. being III 1s 3d. icion eSe
 Spelter in London wae w ing net loss for tine day of 2s 'pot closing at ELS 15s. Locally spelter was quiet at 5asc.
 Bar silver, 53H".
 Mexican dollars. 411Ac.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
WAITING FOR THE DAY.

arta Barbara, Cal. Ji:ly 3i.-Anoth7r severe cafjh4uak- vas ie!t at Los Aia- mos at 1:30 tonight. IL was almost as heavy as that early this morning. \ slight shock was fei. in ths city at the same time-
 At late hour tonight all Cf those who are left i'll Les Alamos are huddied around a large bonfire awaiting the break of day. None is so brave as to enter his home and remain there dur ing the night. NO damage is "nnoa"ceG from the 1:3G quake.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. July 31.-St. Louis, runs 2 hits 9. errors l; New York, runs ?. hts 6, errors l. Batteries-M. O'Neil and J. O'Neil; Miller and Bresnahan
 Boston, July 31.-Boston, runs 6. hits Q errors 3; Chicago. runs o. hits f. CT TOTS 1. Batteries-Pittinge and Moran: ithoades and King.
 Philadelphia, July 31.-Cincinnati. runs l. hits 6, errors 2; Philadelphia. runs Q, hits 4. errors l. Batteries Poole and Bergen; White and Dooin.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
AT LAW OVER SAHDTNFS.
Packing Company Seeks to F.njor Others From Engaging i'll Business.

Machas, Me, July 31.-The case in equity of the Seacoast Packing com 0arv vG. Hion Pike md others Of Lube" was heard before Chief Justice WisWell at Machiae and was conclu3"d V terday. Judge Wiswell leserving his decision.
 The plaintiff asked for a temporary injunction to restrain the defendants from packing sardines at Lubec, on the ground that they had signed con tracts not to pack within poo miles O.: EastpOrt for ten years.
 The argument was made for the de fendants that the Seacoast Packing cotnpany is an illegal combine. and therefore the agreement is void. The plaintiffs were represented by II. F Hamlin of Ellsworth. Hanson & St Clair of Calais and W. J. Heating of New York. Tie counsel for the de. fendants were H. H. Heath of Augusta ez-Irdgn Enoch Foster Of Portland and J. H. Gray of Lubec.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. July 1.-Cattle-Receipts eco, including 400 westerns: active and strong. Good to prime steers. $8MS.S5; roor to medium, S4.75@7.70; stGckers and feeders, S2.5005.25; cows. $1.5Ge5.75: heifers S2.50@6.50; canners, S1.5C625O; bulls. $2.50M5.50; calves. S2500650; Texas-fed steers, $3.2565.75: western steers. $5@6.50.
 Sheep-Receipts. II, coo: dull and low CT. Good to choice wethers, S215GD4 9; fair to choice mixed, s2.50GI3.75: west ern sheep. $2.50@4; native lambs. $35O M6: western lambs, $5.15.
 New York, July 31.-Hides firm: woo, CuiCt
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
A LATER SHOCK.

Santa Maria, Cal. July 51.-Another quite severe earthquake shock was fell here at 1:25 P. r- No damage was done. Two families arrived here this afternoon from Los Alamos. fleeing f1Cm terrifying shocks almost continu- ously felt there. IL is reported that q reign ,of terror holds sway and that mere families are preparing to leave.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, July 31-The Chicago Balti- mere game postponed: wet grounds
 St. Louis, July 31-St. Louis, runs f. hts Il, errors 0: Philadelphia, runs 4. hits 13, errors 0; ten innings. Batter ies-Donahue and Kahoe; Waddell and Schreck.
 Detroit July 31.-Washington. runs l. hits ?, errors l; Detroit. runs g. hits 12. errcrs ?. Batteries-Orth and Clarke; Mullin and Buelow.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
The Upward Movem ent ill Stock Is
 at an End.

Kew York. July 31.-There was such a turmoil in the opening of the stock market today as to upset speculative sentiment and disappoint hopes of a re newal of the consistent upward move ment in prices which had been indulgad in as result 6f yesterdays develop meut in fresh railroad deals.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
METALS.

New York. July 31.-'The local metal markets today were generally firm. though as a rule prices wsle finally maintained. Copper in London was firm with prices 7s Cd higher under fight offerings, spot closing at f53 2s Cd and
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
ONE DEAD VICTIM.

Shenandoah, Pa. July 31-Jaseph Bcddell died tonight. He was a brother Of Deputy Sheriff Thomas Beddell and nerhew of S. R. Beddell, sheriff of the county. He was thirty-five years old and was a member of the Beddell-Tag- Sart company. wholesale and retail harware dealers of this city.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

which. if carried out. will involve an expense Of not less than S50.000, 00d. These plans include the building of t line ta the Pacific coast from Fl Paso- It is a fact that the men who now con t1ol Rock Island want an independent line to the Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
SALMON HIGHER.
OF Account of Successful Strike at
 Bristol Bay

Seattle, July 3l.-lniorr'&tion of private nature reached. here today from Bristol bay. Alaska. giving details of q strike among the salmon fishermen of that place. which occurred on June 4, involving 799 men. Fourteen canneries and fish packing establishments were involved. After q hot fight, lasting five days. in which threats of violence were made by the strikers. the employers ac- ceded to their demands, although by so doing the cost of fish is increas aseG oVe: 1G3 Der cent.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
TWISTING EARTHQUAKE:
 CHANGES THE COUNTRY
The Valley at Los AIamos, Santa Bar-
 bara County, Gal.

Ruined by Disturbance Which Occurred Yesterday Morning-The Face of the Earth Rent by Seams and Hills Thrown Up in q Night-A Village Ruined and the Inhabitants of the Valley Fleeing for Their Lives-The Worst Disaster of the Series Begun Last Sunday Night.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
T0WN 0F SHENANDOAH
 WATCHED BY MILITIA
Though Martial Law Has Not Been
 Established in If,

The Strikers Resent the Presence of the Troops Appeal to the Governor to Remove Them-The Mine Workers Place the Blame for Wednesdays Riot on the Foreign Elenent-The Strikers Who Were Shot Say That They Were Only Dsinterested Spectators
 All But One of the Wounded Will Recover
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
THE CAUSE OF THE QUAKEs

THE CAUSE OF THE QUAKEs.
 Berkeley. Cal. July 31.-HeSarding th. unprecedented severity Of the earthquakes in Santa Barbara county. Professar Samuel B. Christy of the University of California said:
 While the southern California earth quakes were unusually severe. il was not more than could be expected. The western coast of this continent is table to have such shocks at any time Any great contraction Of the earth on the Pacific coast may be accompanied by damage to property. It is a well known scientific fact that as the earth cools in the interior the earth crust on which
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
BONDS.

[. g. ref 2s. reg. and coupon, 101A: 3s. reg. 1052i; coupon. 10612; new Is, reg. 132: coupon. 1331I old As. reg. and coupon. 16S14: 5s, reg. 10f; coupon. 1G51.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.

St. Joseph, July 31.-Kansas City. runs l. hits g. erreors l: st. Joseph. runs 3. hits 10, errors 1. Batteries Nichols and Messitt; Parvin and Roth.
 Denver, July 31.-First game-Den- yer, runs ,, hits 9, errors 0; Des Moines. runs l, hits s. errors 2 Batteries NhitridGe and Wilson; Morrison and Iobeck. Second game-Denver, runs 3. hits 13. errors 5; Des Moines. runs &. hits s. errors ?. Batteries-Eyler and Wilson: Feeny and Lobeck.
 Colorado Springs, July 31.-Colorado Springs, runs :, hits 9, errors 4; Omaha. runs i, hits 6, errors 6. Batteries-New- mayer and Hausen: Alloway and Gond- ing.
 Milwaukee. July 31-Peoria. runs 1. hits :, errors 0; Milwaukee, runs ?. hits G. errors ?. BatterieS-Hart and Will son, Kenna and Lucia.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 Kansas City, 1: Columbus, T..
 Milwaukee, ,; Toledo. 2.
 Minneapolis. |; Louisville, 6: first game. Minnea polls. :; Louisville, 3: second game.
 St. Paul. 9; Indianapolis, 3.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

WEATHER TO-DAY. Washington, July 31.-Forecast for ArZona-Fair Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-26
Turkish Baths
AT HOME.

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of pores ali over the body and
draw out the poison and impurl
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il the best bath cabinet on the
market.
WHO WOULD EMPLOY THE QUAK-
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There is no man, woman or child
in the world whom Turkish and
Hot vapor Cabinet Baths will not
bene fit-No one can be thoroughly
healthy and clearly who does NJ t
perspire freely and frequently.
Among certain people the idea
seems pTeyalent that the Cabinet
bath is beneficial only to those al
flicted with some direase True, the
best physicians throughout the
country prescribe these baths as the
best treatment foT colds, la grippe,
rheumatism, blood and skin diseases,
nervous troubles, kidney complaints
and other eliminative diseases; yet
it is a well-known fact that the e
baths far surpass all water baths IN
their cleansing properties and IN
the invigorating effects they pro-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-26
SOLDIERS IN A
BASEBALL GAME
Eighth Infantry Team Will Play
the Hono!, Ius This
Afternoon.

The Eighth Infantry baseball team
will meet the Honolulu Athletic Club
team on the Punahou grounds today
at $3.50. The Eighth Infantry had the
second hest team in Manila and played
here several months ago.
The men of the transport who take
to baseball went out to see the games
last Saturday and talk rather freely
about their team. Some of them say
they were f1outed by the players here
and given to understand that the locals
would not play against soldiers. This
ranked, and feeling that they have a
team better than exists here, the men
began to issue challenges.
Two separate defiS came out yester-
day. one declaring that the transport
soldiers were ready to get out on the
field at any moment, and the other
agreeing that there must be an oppor-
tunity to show that enlisted men are
honorable opponents for any baseball
team that exists. The Eighth infantry
team now here is practically the same
that played in the old days In the
States and was then considered as one
of the cracks in the army. There are
several men who played good ball be-
fore they joined the khaki contingent,
and they are keeping their hands in all
the while.
The men finally called on Deputy
Sheriff Chiliingworth, and the game
was then arranged. There will be a
great crowd to see the match.
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LOCAL BREvlTlES.

The engagement of Miss Ella Lewis
and Mr.. Frank Z. Thompson Is an
nounced.
Monday. Sept. /, will be observed as
labor day. when all public departments
will be closed.
judge Gear will call the civil ealen-
dar st 9 O'Clock this morning and take
up jury-waived cases.
Excelsior Lodge will hold their reg
ular weekly session this evening with
work in the third degree
Hawaiian Lodge meets this evening
for work in the second degree All
members are requested to be present.
Y Louis Donias of Portugal and c w:
Bakeberg of Germany were granted
naturalization papers yesterday morn
ing.
The Honolulu Fire Department was
presented with a check of $50 by ID
Waterhouse & Co. for services at the
Campbell block fire.
Harry Penhaliow. formerly with the
Hawaiian Trust Company, leaves TO-DAY
for Maui, to become bookkeeper Tor the
Wailuku Plantation
Sheriff Coney of Lihue has sent IN
report of a Chinese murder in his dls.
trict. One man has been arfesteu anu
charged with the crime.
Il
considered the Irregularities in the tax
office. No report was made yesterday
but a final report will probably be pre-
scented today.
Arthur Holiday, for some time on the
staff of Hearsts Chicago American as
a society writer, is in Honolulu ds
representative of the Railway ana En-
cheering Review.
Queen Liliuokalani will give pup
lie reception from 8 to o'clock on the
afternoon of September 2, in honor Oh
her birthday. The reception VIII ne
given at Washington Place
Judge Estee has sent out invitations
| to prominent attorneys, Judges anu
others for a reception to be given 10
ex-senator John NJ. Thurston tonnor-
| r6w morning, at the court house.
| 4 Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth has re-
Keiyed a letter from the Moloka1 base
ball league asking for donations OF
ba sebalI material. An invitation Tor
Igame with any Honolulu team is also
extended.
| AS q consequence of the prohibition
| of emigration to Hawaii, more than lot
reople who embarked on the America
| Maru at Nagasaki and Kobe were or
| dered to leave the ship at Yokohama
Ion the 22nd ult.-Japan Times.
| The Lanai operators of the wireless
/ Telegraph are reported to have gone OF
| a strike and the whole system is tleo
lur. as a. result Manager Cross VIII &c
| to the station today with new men &c
!take the places of the strikers, whc
Quit their posts because of the DIS
charge of one of their number.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A young man advertises toaay u .opor,,
our classified ads for a Iuriiisiu
See ad. for particulars.
~ oiaes wearers realize the impor-
- of nroperly fitting frames SAN
ford the optician in Boston builolns,
win see that all glasses are properly
fitted. ,. Of
It's really remarkable the auai a1i;ne
which has the Stein Bloch laoel. Go 90
and compare them with mos Goods
made by a tailor. They are M g,
The well known RiI is offered for sale
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SIso has servants quarters, s,dinins
selling SELF same will also sell ss a9siH ads.
land if desired. See our ciasSiiieN
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-26
MORE CHANGES IN
TEACHING CORPS
Board OF Education Prepares for
Early Opening of
Schools.

changes in the teaching corps COM
nrised the business of the Board of
Education which met yesterday morn
ing. There were present at the meet
ing besides Supt. Atkinson, Commits
s,oners Jordan, Hopkins and Wood,
D,ring the meeting Julia Mahoe and
william Anahu came into the outer
Office to secure a marriage license and
marc later married by Rev. II. H. Par
Tor The bride is teacher on Molo-
t,ai and the couple will live in the cot
taee furnished by the school board.
The following was the action of the
hoard The superintendent was author
;zad TO elect a successor to Miss Maud
wood of Honomakua school; Carleton
miller was transferred from Haena
Kauai to be assistant in the Papai-
Ton school; Mrs. ]. H. Nishwitz, APP
nointed to succeed Miss Violet Lima
1resigned) in Hama school. The resig-
nation of Miss Lena Deverill of Hama
lei was accepted, and Miss Florence
Deyerill was appointed to the vacancy
l. Ogilvie was appointed principal
Of Haena school, and David Laamea was
appointed MS aSSISldHl. ne aPpoihN-
ment of an assistant in Hanamaull
school was left to MIR Atkinson The
resignation of Mrs. r. L. c. Perkins
as principal of Pohukaina school was
accented. and Mrs. s. ID. Heapy was
amounted to fill the vacancy. Miss
Ethel Wolfe was given Mrs Heapy'
old position at Kaahumanu school, and
Mrs. Ellen Kenway was appointed to
succeed Miss Wolfe at Pohukaina. Miss
Louisa PHI of Waikiki school and Miss
Rowena Richardson of Lahaina ex
changed places with the approval OF the
Board. The resignation of Miss AIDE
line o. Clark of the Normal School was
accepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-26
LADIES NIGHT AT
OFFICERS CLUB

This morning at 9 O'Clock the band
will play aboard the transport Bu1oro'
and this evening at the capitol GROUNDS
near the Officers Club, it being the oc-
casion of the throwing open of the cluo
to ladies. 1t will be a ping pong night
and special efforts in the way of a re-
ception are being made for the fair SEX
On Wednesday, if possible, the band
win play the Aorangi off, and in the
evening will give the first public con-
cert at Palama, in the space in front Oh
the oahu railroad station.
On Thursday evening a band concert
VIII be given at the Waikiki Inn, Wal
kiki.
The following program will be played
at the officers Club this evening:
PART I.
March, Semper FideliS .......-.. Sousa
Overture. Light Cavalry Suppe
selection, The Crackerjack -. Mackie
Vocal
(a) Ke Aloha Ihiki Mai. OBJ Ma
Molokama .........-.. ...'.-..
Miss /. Keliiaa.
(c) He Inoa no Waipio. (d) Mani
HaiIi Pc IA Lehua. ....-.
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART II.
Selection. The Winner ......- Witmark
March Stars and Stripes Forever.
................ .-.-.- oouSei
Waltz Ell Paso -...-...------.. Ahlnohy
Selection, American Airs ........ BeyeI
The Star Spangled Banner .....
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ra,cea with suford's Officers.

THE management Of the Hawaiah
o-+ai,e5 large number OF
- ,ast night at a dance given In
peopie 80 tbe officers of the transport
R Rnford . Many Wen known people were we're
bulolu . md the event was happy one
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NIC4AC "a
1902:
Anderson, d D
Barker. Geo
Benton. II n s
Breckenridge, Elme
BuchholtZ, Martha
Burke, w A
Calhoun. Mathilde
Christ. r K
Christian, Mrs
Daniel. Lizzie
Duchalsky, Jas l.
Emma, Mile
Frederick, d
Garnett. Geo S
Gum, Rose
Halvorson, Carl
Hart, Mrs II
Holt, Leilani
jacobson, j
jackson, Emma
Johnston. John
Lake, Stephen K
Lake, Geo Z
Levey, FlorS
Macintosh, Mr.
Mckay, Spurgeon
McWilliams, j u
Miner, Harry
Moore, Mrs w II
Mossman, Miss l. l
Miaer, III
Nerne, Frank
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p TO August oath,
Ned, Jos.
Peters, Olive K
Pollak, o
rReid, d NJ
Rice, Miss w H
Rosehill, Miss
Robertson, John
Stewards, Jos
Smith, J A
Smith, Bernice
Spencer, John
Suffues, ChaS
Tienie, John NJ
Torrance, Jas F
Toledo, ST Louis q
Western r r Co
Todd. Mr.
Vollmert, d
Wallace, Mrs Robt
Vessels, Julius
wellman. Mrs w L
Wills, w /
WILDER. r T
Wolters, A
Packages
Eckart, III
Jones. Margaret
Jones, Helen
Larson, Mabel
sMcAllister, Mrs X
ReinholZ, Tn
Turner, Fred
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Frame fitting.

Few glass wearers realize the import
ance of properly fitting frames.
This MAY seem of minor Importance
to you, but your comfort and that OF
your ewes depend much upon the set and
fit of the frame.
Without proper proportions and
adjustment of the spectacles or eye glass
frame, it is impossible to derive the full
amount of benefit from your glasses.
We make speciality of frame hitting
as well as eye fitting, and guarantee an
exact and correct adjustment to all faces
and eyes.