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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
THE ORDINANCE
IS NOT GOOD
The Action of the City Council in Passing the
Pool Room Regulation Illegal--The
Mayor Had no Right to Vote
Causes Much Surprise.

The pool and billiard passed on
reading by the city Tuesday
ineffective
The ordinance was Illegally passed is good
}. Wentworth legal right the
passage o a tie between mem
although did not know the
the other officer of the city
did have the right
the circumstances.
The people generally
deciding the matter consequently the announce
ordinance Illegally passed has Saused wide
surprise today cases of surprise have
to be but little doubt
majority of the citizens in favor of the odn
Gnd provisions
Yesterday looking the matter the
found that the had right to vote on the
passage ordinance.
of ordinance reads in part
follows:
passage adoption bylaw or ordn-
ance nd every O ordinance enter into
council board Of trustees of any municipal
corporation yeas shall be called and re-
adopt bylaw ordinance or
any ordinance a concurrence of a ma
whole number of members elected to the
board of trustees shall be required
"If the record of any council fail to
yeas and nays recorded the ordinance
Is invalid and conviction
provisions this ordinance not complied with
passage pool ordinance consequently 1t Is
invalid.
A yea and nay vote ordinance. four al
dermen voting It against it. Consequent
y majority the members elected to council was
the ordinance An ordinance must either
carry lose counting the majority
against consequently the ordinance was de-
feated the announced However
within his rights did all other
officers and present. wentworth who favored the
adoption his vote for the passage Of same
breaking ordinance passed with the
voting.
this is the first time in many years hat
aldermen the passage of an
condition that preyahed on Iues
dav night the Grand Junction city council
privilege although not forced to exercise
appointment OF onlcer when the
aldermen equally divided the selection OF this o
AS IL stands ordinance defeated and
the only steps take is to have 1t introduced
again and put up council ordinance in the usual
formal This will be done
onnnAAAAAAAn AnAAA o. al O AA q
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
THE SUIT
IS DISMISSED
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New York, June 13.-The sensa-
tiona1 suit brought by Mrs Lucy Ran
doInh against Multi-millionaire w.
4 u stokes. asking for large
monthly payment for the support ,I Oh
her child of whom she claims stokes
is the father, was brought to an ao-
rupt end today. --...-.-,,
Justice Jacock of the state supreme
court declared that as the suit was was
for an indefinite sum he could NOT
consider It and therefore dismissed
During the severe cross eHainilla- pa
tion of Nr. Stokes attorney Mrs. ran
doinb broke down this morning.
Mrs. Randolph's attorney eNpeo'7
to appeal the case.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13

q Q
The federation has experienced a
steady growth during the last year" "
he added, "And several thousand
wage slaves employed in the mines.
mills and smelters have been added
TO the rapidly increasing list OF un-
desirable citizens
The total membership of the West
ern Federation OF Miners on April
/ was approximately 10000.
The total receipts for the year
were S22ASG5 and expenditures
$19O,O9G.
The contributions TO the Meyer
avwood-Pettibone defense fund up
to April / amounted to $s77S7.
The salaries Of President Meyer
and Secretary Haywood $3.50 a
month each) have been continued
while they have been In prison In
idaho awaiting trial for the steun-
enberg assassination.
An Office has been established al
Trinidad. Colorado, for facilitating
the orginazation of coal miners but
.Jntolerable conditions under which
men employed In Southern Colorado
are compelled to work" Secretary
trirwIn saws. make It a hard mat
ter TO perfect organization as the men
win not stay here any length oi
time"
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
HOBSON LOOKS
FOR A WAR
CBy Associated Press.

St. Louis, June 13.-Lieutenant
Richard Pierson Hobson In an eX-
tended interview in this city last
night while en- route to the south
west on a lecture tour. declared that
in his opinion Japan is preparing to
make war on the United States at
the earliest possible moment,
He stated that because Of our weak
fortincations on the Pacific coast pos
sessions and because we have failed
to build a much larger navy that
Japan can easily take possession of
the Philippines and other Islands OF
the Pacific.
Mr. .Hobson believes that Japan is
really anxious to fight the United
States.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
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Denver. June ia sensa-
ton was sprung in the conven-
tion Of the Western Federation
of Miners today when It deyel-
oped in the report Of acting
president c. e. Mahoney that
the local union Of the Fedora
tion at Butte had passed resolu-
tions charged Mahoney with us
ing funds of the federation to
help Industrial workers OF the
World and with being a traitor
to the federation.
Mahoney denied and asked
for a full Investigation.
A total of 81 new locals
have been organized admitting
over fifteen thousand new mem
bers by Initiation for the fiscal
wear ending March 3llsol. .
This is the report made by
James Kirwin. acting secre-
tarv Of the Western Federation
Of Miners in the annual report
submitted to the convention
of the federation today.
"Tt is the reply of the Western
Federation Of Miners to Mine
owners associations and their
faithful allies. the state ofiic-
ia1s of Colorado and Idaho IN
their attempts to disrupt our
organization by kidnapping our
Z, oGcers and charging them with
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
NATION
GETS ARRESTED
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washington. June 13.-Carrle Ma
~ af saloon smashing fame, was
-,g,', ,.-ssted This morning while deliver
,,., a., barrangue in front OF down
- !r5 saloon. She was taken to Jan
,'., soE " raIessed on furnishing collater-
al bopd to the amount of s2o'oo'
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13

Des Moines. Ia. June I'D. A.
McKennye, Brooklyn drummer.
created much excitement on a train
from Chicago this morning. He be-
came suddenly insane and tried to
give his money away.
He is being held in custody in this
city. He Is prominent in the legal
circles of Brooklyn.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13

c're booking for a lawn mower.
b. 20 per cent discount of the
eleCulloch Implement and Feed
by
IN YOU want to take a drive
.flpe days go to Barton and Ter
'Flnh and Colorado, best equip
kery barn in the city. Good SER
h all times.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
MAYORS FATE
WITH JURY
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San Francisco June 10
\ Shortly after noon today the ar
\ guments in the case of Mayor
y Schmitz were concluded and
the jury will get the case by
\ FIVE o'clock.
The prosecution is confident
\ that a conviction will result
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
h PRISONERS
WERE SCARED

,karo. June 13.-Fire broke out
a Champion Chemical company
across the streets from the
II iail this morning at an early
.and caused a panic among the
nisoners in the jail who thought
Al was on fire.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
THEY FIGHT
TO DEATH
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Trent, Austria, June 13.-Lieu-
tenant Hertle and Lieutenant War
ring fought a duel this morning with
swords and Hertle was killed, be-
ing run through the heart.
II was an AFFAIR of honor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
ONE BODY
is FOUND
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Norfolk va, June 13.-The body
on one Of the eleven men who were
lost from the launch Of the battle
ship Minnesota, was today found
floating in Hampton Roads. The body
IS believed to be that Of the coxswain
Of the launch but It has not been ac-
tually Identified.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
RED LIKE A CHILD
DID HARRY ORCHARD
DUDBURST
1 IN KENTUCKY
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Bv Associated Press)
zion Ky. June 13.-For the
'me within a period of a week
-isc cloudburst has visited
and eastern Kentucky.
sands OF acres of growing
Asye been completely destroyed
Il, has been done to property
1 9sinds and the total loss will run
! hundreds of thousands of dol
i territory stricken embraces
HAN twenty counties.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
REACH HOME
IN SAFETY
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(By AssOcIhTtu ITVsE.1 -.,-.-,-
Washington June l5.-sesre'
Arotcalf of the navy, and party ABOUT
whose safety there had been some
annrsbension arrived at the navy
ward this afternoon .p,uu
Tpesday and Wednesday nothing MN,
- I'm heard of them and follow
,no I'I cIose mon the accident in Hamp-
ton Roads. in which iiye eniIs,eu must, IT, -
and sfx midshipmen lost their liseS' .,,
some uneasiness was felt LOT III g
secretary and his party
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
WONT PAY
FOR JEWELS
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IIN NNNUNINEtI T T'77'7'T -
New York. City, June 1S.-Tiffany
and company announce that they will
sue Howard Gould for $6O'OOo due
them for jewels bought by Mrs
Gould since she has separated from
her husband.
Young Gould declares that he Is
not responsible for her debts and VIII
fight the payment Of the bill.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
EXPLOSION
KILLS THEM
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Portsmouth, Eng, June 13.-Lieu-
tenant Hart and three sailors were
killed in an explosion of submarine
boat this morning near here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13

RSONAL ADORNAIENT-
} lot a hap-hazard matter in any
Fag Like garments. some jewel
|1etts are becoming to the wear
Z snd some are not. For that rea-
pn the advantages of a large and
zrled line of these articles, as
'kown at MOody's must be APPARENT
, every lady whose tastes and
znfy incline to a careful and ar
"a selection.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
CHARGED WITH
REBATING
,pr Associated Press.D

(By Associated Press)
Chtcagn June 13.-Charges or re-
hotinr have been filed against tne
Atchison. Tokeka and s1, santa III i,ii
road company and prosecutions VIII
follow.
Hannah shoes. $500 up-LoeffleFS
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13

stein-elOch clOtne. at LOefIIers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-13
THE FEDERATION
IS PROSPEROUS
Annual Report Shows 10000 Members, Fifty
One New Locals, $225, 900 Receipts-Near-
ly $4,000 Raised For the Haywood
and Meyer Defense.

: every known crime on the cal G
y endar," g
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
HOME TRADING,
Mr.. Editor ::

Mr.. Editor:
Now this once more will just write a
word for fear others will think we have
to take clippings from other papers be-
cause we don't know enough to write
ourselves, and 10 tame signed
Now, friend Rosworth, your article
sounds all right if put into operation as
written. Thanks for name.
Now, "Brightou," if you will look
your quotations over carefully you will
find place where you tell us we may
trade with neighboring towns, then there
is nothing so destructive as fostering
outside competition to gain lower prices
in home town. Now we have traders
do that same thing. Are they better
than we? and are we to he made respon-
sible for their losses in trade? If buy
ten COWS AM some of them die, NAV
make them good by adding to the price
of butter? or would our dealers buy
somewhere else ? | cannot see where the
catalogue houses wrong any man by
their sales, even if they manufacture all
their goods, as they surely have the
right to do. Aud ii our merchants want
fund to better the condition of the
people of our town let them ask us to
douate. In our town one time we were
asked to bear the expense of certain
thing, and when the motion was lost.
one man said we will have to 20 into
our pockets; another said, put your
hand into your pocket as much as YOU
like, but don't put it into mine without
leave from me, AS fact, ! have not
sent away for very many goods, but
sound the note of warning to our mer-
chants, thinking they do not know how
large the volume of trade was going from
them, that they may devise means to
keep that trade at home. The cry has
been "interior goods" Does not the
man who wears the boots, shoes, pants.
etc, or buys wooden nutmegs have "a
chance to judge as well as the merchant
received IL letter from Lyndon last
week. 1t said -four there is - % and
Sl.5o. Does it cost more freight here
Like the picture in last weeks issue. I
I'VE IN TINS town, my property-what
little have-is in this Gown, but think
the town needs revising, or some of the
people.
hope this will not come out until /
after town meeting, for will sign nv
name l.. f. CURRIER. |
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
CANAAN

The V. / ;. realized sll 90 from
their diuner held town meeting DAY at
their rooms.
Perley Hammond OF Belmont, Mass,
is spending few DAYS with his parents
Edwin lIovey started for Saxt ms r y
er Wednesday morning to visit old
school friends. He will also visit his
sister Ruth who is teaching in Barre.
Mrs. Herbert Watts has sold out her
business to Miss GLADYS Perkins
Herbert Lord has returned from Wal
than, Mass, aud will open shop i'll the
near future.
Town officers elected Mo lerator, H..
W Lund. Town clerk, {. NJ. Fletcher
Road commissioner, Frank Bll, Jr.
School director year, Willis A. Ilarri-
man, } years, Walter Heath Selectnen,
+. q. CARL. Amasa friZz-ll. Norman b
Young Treasurer. W. | Schoif. Over
seer Of poor, John b. Nichols. Consta-
bIes, Henry Duff, W NJ. Buck. Collect.
Or of taxes, Edwin Green. Listers Willis
Hartman, j. W. Lucas, Job Cross.
Auditors, c. NJ. Fletcher, H. W. Lund
Bryan Mcdonald. trustee L. ). deposit
fund, John X. Nichols. Town grand
juror, Fred A. Turner Town agent
II. W. Lund. Tree warden. George Big
low. Voted $1,000 for the support o
the public library. Voted 100000 70
permanent highway. Voted to rais'
81 co Oh dollar for current expo ses
Voted to appropriate zoe of the roa'
money for sidewalks. Voted for iicens
yes -, no 81.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
Czarism In Germany.

The setback received by the Social
!sts in the recent German elections
which turned on the crowns aggres.
sion IN parliament, does not necesSari.
ly indicate that the empire is under
full control of reactlonary elements.
The Socialists, who are for progress,
lost some members of the national leg
lslature. 1t was one of those crises
when the party in power can rally the
Indifferent voters to come out on the
side Of national stability. The gov
ernments policy was challenged in the
parliament 10y refusal to pass the
army budget asked for.
1t has happened before that the men,
bers of the German rechStag refused
to support military measures demanded
by the ministry. Demanded is the right
word, because on each of the previous
occasions the emperor had threatened
to dissolve the parliament if the bills
We're not passed. Coercion of the leg
islative branch by the executive could
not be palmer. Yet in every case the
crown has triumphed, the threat has
worked, ana the German majority has
rebuked the peoples spokesman
1t would be marvellous if the German
Socialists should hang together nj the
polls when the governments integrity
was threatened, especially In prosper
Gus times. Their representatives in
parliament have Of late years taken
the initiative In compromise by uniting
their votes to those of other party d.
visions. The leaders of the working
men have taught the rank and fiji, that
their brains and hands have created
their country's power ana wealth. The
next step Is to put national pride above
party Feeling. In the recent election
the throne appealed to patriotism, If
the victory was gained by class vote
theh the class war may soon reach that
stage which has brought mischief to
Russia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
CONCORD

Moderator, L. +, Reed clerk, +. 4.
Gray; treasurer, +. Moody salectmen
l.. w. Hastings, Jacob Richards m, .Jr.,
William Rich; overseer, Jacob Richard
son ST., constables, c. II. Powers, Ira
Grant collector, c. II, Powers: listers.
III. W. Cutting, W. a. Bradshaw, Geo.
Reed auditors, G.. F, Cutting, F. A
Brewer, Il. j. Bennett trustee public
money, j. II. Walbridge town grand
Jurors, Emory Adams, Harry Currier I;
road commissioner, A. l.. Douglas /;
school director , years, Mr.. Sturdevant,
} years, Harry Currier; prosecuting off,
Ger, f. A. Brewer; tree warden, ). B.
Hicks. Tax $500; voted to have six
weeks more Of school during the year.
Town expenses for the past year have
been as follows Total cost of schools,
sl,}lS so; expended by overseer of poor,
Sl,l30,l5; by selectmen, on general or
ders, for highways and bridges, officers
account, borrowed money, team account,
and town house account, SS.772 90; the
tota cost of roads has been S3, l29 80 ::
and the treasurers account shows the
amount of Indebtedness over assets to he
$40.23l,2
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
GRAN BY
l.. II. Wilson spent the past week
with friends in ST. Johnsbury.

l.. II. Wilson spent the past week
with friends in ST. Johnsbury.
Rev. F. 5, Chld's housekeeper, Mrs.
Belts, of Boston. reached here March Z.
Fred Parker. who has been working
for j. l.. Wells the past winter, has re-
turned tn his home Ia Sutton.
C-ylou Shores, who has been logging
III South Victory, ma, returned home.
All the sick people are getting better.
The town meeting was very quiet this
wear. The following officers were elected :
Moderator, IL. {. MacGiuns. Town
Clerk and treasurer, CIV. Matthews.
Selectmen, ii, {. MacGinnis, G. W.
Shores, Il. {. Gleason. School director,
o. NJ. llOdgdon's term expired and Willie
Shores was elected, Overseer of poor.
NJ. a. Wilson. Road commissioner,
Geo. Austin. Listers, j. s. Wells. W.
NJ. Shores, l.. II. Wilson. Auditors. 5.
F. Austin, J. l.. Wells, l.. II. Wilson.
First constable and collector of taxes,
A. W. Shores. Second constable, H. 5.
Lund. Town grand juror, A, NJ. Car
penter, Town agent, A. NJ. Carpenter.
The town voted to raise Sl.25 ON n
dollar of the grand list to be expended
as follows ;-4o% for town expenses, 10
for school purposes, 20 for bush cutting.
% for highway, The town voted no
license II to ).
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08

Governor Swettcnham evidently ron
resents that small but rrepressibIc
class of Engishmen who imagine that
Tue Yankees are no great shakes since
hey cut loose from the mother coun.
Try. Recently a member of parliament
OF this type made an exhaustive stu1v
Oh the spot Of our natural resource.
ana then declared that If we would
borrow prince from the British nobil
l'y aud create chamber of peers like
Tue British house Of lords there was -
chance for the United States to omouut
10 something. If the Admiral Lord"
paVls' t. = n, had got on the lob
win iirst aid for the Kingston suffer
ers' surely Jamaica's governor would
never nave penned that tart letter
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
Feeding Green Cut Bone Paws.

Mr.. A. f. Hunt, who is one of the
regular contributors to the New Eng
land Farmer, not long ago said in the
columns of that paper, Feeding fresh
cut bone to fowls to induce abundant
laying has proved decidedly profitable
thing. The bones are rich in animal
matter and contain lime of which the
egg shells are made, and hens fed on
fresh cut bone will lay larger number
Of eggs than if fed no boue. Not only
will they lay larger number of eggs,
but the eggs will be stroneer.bodied,
will be better eggs, and if incubated
will have better aud stronger chicks
G. S. Page, of Hyde Park, VT, on receipt
OF S3 30 will forward to anyone a 200
pound barrel of Green Cut Bone. prepay
ing IT lroad freights to any station in
New England or Middle States.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08

-nteriais the audience Nth hts phono-
sTaIh. Refresiun cuts Of cake and coffee
Ea> served after the entertainment. Tie
,.m OF SIS 0nNl- realized for the pastor.
Rev. ID. g.. Gaesi
Ms. Barnard 4. Thorp Is stopping at
ll-rbrri Coles for a lev weeks
G-orgr paufOrth has moved into "
VI. Ilosiord's hous-, vacated by Charles
LuHd.
Mis-, Bertha Heath. who has been
visiting friends in Wa,ervill- and Mon
tt al, +. q. retained home Saturday.
She ~ill remain With her mother, Mrs.
Bert Amidou.
saturday evening, March >. some of
the friends Of Henry {. Belden called
at Johu lIosiori's where Henry is living
To remind him that he was fifteen years
old. The evening was pleasantly passed
in games. after which the young people
returued home wishing Henry many
more happy bithda,s.
Mrs. Henry Gilmore spent a part Of
last week with fr-uis ia Lyndon.
NJ s. Maud Patty. vino has been stop
ping With her grandmother, Mrs. :. W.
Mouitroup, aud other relatives for few
weeSs, has returned to her home in 81.
Johusbury.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VI. l.. Smith. who have
both been quite ill for the past two
weeks. are some better at this writing,
although NJ. Smith is vet confined Ia
his bed Their daughter, Mrs W. T.
Powers, returned to her home in Peach
am Monday.
Miss Ward and Mrs. Fred Burpee OF
West Brkr were guests at Mrs. Abbie
Amidon'a part OF last week.
Charles Amidon of West Burke spent
sunday With his mother. Mrs. abb,
tmldon.
F. ]. Milhollaud aud George Dauforth
while turning their team around at tn,
post otlic- SUNDAY, turned their sleigh
over throwing them out The reius be
coming uuta>tened they lost control o
the horse which ran for home. By us
Of the telephone Il. {. Spencer was OF
the lookout for the horse. which b
caught and drove back for the missiu
men. We understand there was no dan
age dome only shaking up.
\ son was horu to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Lane Friday. March LIST.
Mrs. Alice Hudson has returned hon
from Mr.. lla,v -s's in East Burke, wher
she has been for some weeks caring fc
Mrs Harvey. who is in very poor healti
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08

a, Bath lat week, va, nephew Of Mr.,
6isrdner Bsleh If this town.
Miss Emms Buuald sprrt friiay.
saturday srd Sardav with hrr sister,
Mrs. Rsi.-g. ia Lauea,r-r.
Mis- q GOA >il,i.y visited friend, b.
Lancaster last week. returning home Ia
time for the reception Friday evening.
Our merchants srr h-giuuiug to show
line Of urW spring goods.
We have heard a CROW, 20 spring must
he ou tue Nay.
I.ennie Baleh oi Windsor visited b.s
parents here a part OF last week.
Charles King. wife aud daughter spent
SUNDAY with relatives.
FL Carbee and wife have sold their
house and iaud on the Balch road 10
Walter Pierce.
Flori>e Nichols has moved from the
farm in the west nrighhorhood to the
King hous,. in the village.
Town officers elected March ;: Mol
orator, X. g. Beova. Treasurer, VI. V.
B.Nauce. Srl-ctmeu. G.. e.. Temple. ".
Il Bel. \. {. Colby. Cuu,ta5Ies, J. y.
Dodge, II. NJ. Day. Tax collector, II.
VI. bay. Listers. J. y. Dodge, \. j.
Newman. James Phelps. Auditors, l..
j. Bishop. Il. ". Powers. X. I. Brown.
Trustee L. :. deposit and Gorham Lane
fund. NJ. V. Il. Vance. Oyerseer of poor.
6. A. Balch. Town grand juror, 6. 4,
Balch. Road commissioner, II. I. Sis
ny. Library TRUSTEE. +. \. Taylor
school directors, \. y. Bell, X. I
Brown, J. y. Dodge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-08
How to Rem lin Young.

10 continue Young Ia health and
strength. do IS Mrs. y. +. Rowan, Me
Donough. ia. did. She SAYS: Three
bottles OF Electric l5itt-rs cured me Of
chronic liver aud stomach trouble. COM
plicated with such an uuhealth, con-
dItiou OF the blood that my skin turned
red as flannel. ! AIN TOW practically %
wears younger than before ! took Flee
tric Btters. can now do all my work
with ease aud assist IN nv husband ;
store" Guaranteed at j. W. Illusions
Drug Store. Price j0c.