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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10
sPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS

The beautiful residence OF Fl. h.
Wynder built of Cardston's fine gray
sandstone, is now receiving the roof
while Ben. Olsan's new $4,000 residence
and the s., 900 home Of w. Fl. Scott are
nearing completion. Ephraim Harkeris
new brick residence is under construc-
tion as fast as the weather will per-
nit. The city watermains are bcirg
extended to the western limits. The
excavations are nearly all complete.
The new bridge across Lees creek on.
the main street is receiving the finish
ing touches today. This fine new struc-
ture consists of two spans, 100 feet
each. Of steel, and 100 feet of wooden.
approach from the south side. The
whole is provided with a walk con-
sstructed on brackets at the side, for
use of foot passengers. Judging from
the substantial way this new bridge is
built, with three heavy cement abut-
msnts. this should withstand the most
severe floods, which, heretofore, have
proven SO disastrous.
Roads are hard and in the best con-
dition they have been for three months
past, so that now the farmers are max
ing extra efforts to get their grain to
market There has been scarcity of
cars to move the crop but there Is
promise now for all that will be needed.
Prices are keeping around 20 cents a
bushe for wheat and 10 cents per hun
dred for oats.
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win not hold all the members at one

viii not hold all the members at one
time,
The people are happy and contented.
There is very little sickness here this
fall. The weather has been delightful
up TO yesterday, when the ground was
scarcely covered with snow Sleigh
riding is a rare Urea for tlle residents
of Grande Ronde valley.
< While the wall of hard tines is
heard from east and west, very little
of 1t has been felt here. TNba crops
which have been harvested are in the
main quite satisfactory, especially the
fruit crop, of which there is an over
"a abundance.
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UNION. ORE. .
sIEEaTNGHoUsE DEDICATED.
Already TOO Small Through Rapid
Growti, OF Prosperous Ward.

Special Correspondence
Union, Or, Nov. 3O-Tha people of
Union ward, numbering 45O souls have
completed their Westinghouse and
grounds. and yesterday the house was
dedicated to the Lord The dedicatory
service. held at p, M. provided
spiritual feast long to be remembered
T Stake President. Franklin S. BranweIi
and his two counselors. Geo. E. Stod-
dard and Joseph r. Price. were in at
tendance from La Grande as we'll as
Stake Chorister w. X. Davis and C.
P. Ferrin, who rendered some very ar
5tistic music for the occasion. The ward
has grown SO fast that at the compile
tion OF the meetinghouse the structure
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CHARLESTON, CAN.
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
.g1
BenSt. O. Benson Closes Life's Lnbors
Local improvements.

Special Correspondence.
Cariston, Alberta. Canada, Dec. L..
November was almost one continuous
chapter Of accidents. The first was
runaway resultin;; III the death of little
EVA Woolford, the S-year-old daughter
OF Thomas II and Hannah Wooiford.
Mrs W'oolford and several of the chill
sdren We're driving to town from the.
farm eight miles away. when the team
they We're driving became frightened
and threw some of the occupants ont of
the vehicle. Eva caught in the wheel
and when picked UP and a physician
summoned, the injuries she received
were not considered serious. but proved
fatal within IS hours.
Bon. May fell 40 fact down shaft
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CHRISTMAS NEWS BOYS.

Boys who intend canvassing for
subscribers for the Christmas News
canget order blanks an advertising
matter at the circulators window.
Here is an easy way to make: some
Holiday money. Come at once. Do
not delay.
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a NOVEL CHRISTMAS GIFT.

A very novel idea is being advertised
by Poulton, Mndsen. owen K Co. for
Xmas They sell box Of .Holeproof''.
Sox-siN pairsfor sl.50, and guarantee
that they'll wear until June %, 1909,
without holes or replace the soX. More
than a hundred boxes Of the sox have
been sold on this plan during the past
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6. a. II. I,NcANIPAlENT.
/ ogden VIII. Gladly Assist Salt Lnll,, In
Caring for Old Soldiers.

Ogden, Dec, 70. That Ogden is ready
70 assist her sister city, Salt Lake. in
entertaining .l;, the old soldiers who come
s 70 the lat ter city next year for the G. A.
=. se''tcanlpir'ant, was manifest at re-
cent meeting held at the Weber club.
at which aanumber OF prominent citi-
zells were present and delivered adj
dresses. ,55
Before adjourninG 1t was unanimous
" decided that the presidents of the
various commercial organizations and
the inayor*of the city notify the Com
amercial club Of Salt Lake City which
IS arranging for the entertainment Of
4 ~. veterans. that Ogden is ready.
Wlllins and anxious to do its part in the
entertainment of the old soldiers.
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GARDEN City NOTES,

PimpIes and skin eruptions are caused
ed by poisonous substances in the
blood. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
removes skin diseases. makes healthy
compilations and purifies your blood
So cents. Tea or Tablets. Godbe Pitts
Drug Co. II
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DOLLS. TOYS, GAMES

Large assortment. New Goods We
room for our growing Book Business.
Buy early as we anticipate great
rush the last weeks of the season.
. DESIIRET NEWS BOOK STORE,
The Leading Book Concern,
6 Main st.
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POST CARDS.

We have an elegant line OF Thanks
giving. Christmas and New Years post
cards. Beautiful new designs, Low
est wholesale prices. Send for sam
Piles and prices
DFsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10

In Ogden. a thorough canvass OF the
directory and the families named Nc
Donald has thus far failed to reveal
any man who is the husband of the
woman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10
CALENDAR PADS,
Tor. 1909.

We have, 4 large stock or beautiful
Calendar Pads for 1909, at &c each
and upward. Special discount to
Teachers and others who buy in uuan-
titles for the manufacture of holiday
gifts
DEsERET. NEWS BOOK STORE,
ns 6 Main st.
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DEATH or A VETERAN.

Bengt o. Benson, the oldest resident
OF Cardston. passed pcaceably away
today after IL long life of usefulness.
Mr.. Benson was born Feb. 5, 1924, in
Sweden; was baptized while quite a
young man and came to Utah in the
early days. residing in Sandy. Utah
until 1885, when he moved to Canada,
where his labors as a pioneer have been
constant and effective as his years
would permit. He was consistent
ST,nttnr-1ay Saint sl$sE
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Suow,s THIS FOR < GUARANTEES

HONN'S THIS FOR 4 GUARANTEE"
''If you give "Ho!eproof" Sox for
Christmas we guarantee that they'll
wear until June 20, 1909. without holes.
box for S1.50; &c pair. Poulton. Mad
sen owen & CO., Ill Main st.
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X be given to the association for the pur-
pose Of buying apparatus for the high
school gym.
RECEPTION AND TESTIMONIAL.
About q thousand people gathered at
the Weber academy last ayenin. To
attend essocial and reception and bali
rendered John l.. Herrick. who vas re-
Gently appointed president of the Vest
ern states mission. The vast auditori-
uln ;ts well as the study hall ;nd the
other hallssof the building We're crowd s.
ed and splendid evening was spent
4 Tie time was spent in dancing and
musical entertainment.
The affair was under the direction of
the officers and members ofthe Weber
stake.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
& Cullough has filed petition for let-
tiers or administration in the estate CT
Many A.. Mccullough, deceased TIE
petition states that the deceased died
In salt Lake City, Dec. a. of this year,
and left an estate. valued at s4,l00 to
which there are nine heirs.
Henrietta A.. Hill has filed a petition
for letters of administration in lie
estate OF Raymond c. Hill. deceased
The petitioner states that the deceased
died in this city Sept. "a, 1908, and laft
all estate consisting Of s64 due from
the Ogden Union Depot company in
salary, and $1,000 offered by the oonl-
pnnE. The petitioner and two children
are the heirs
S. S. Dancc-Tomorrow night the
Seventh ward Sunday school will give
dance in the old Mound Fort Ii III,
which is for the benefit OF the newly
created ward Sunday school.
Wedding Pcrnit--A marriage IL
celise was issued yesterday afternoon
10 DR.. j w. Pidcock and Miss Dora
N1oyes, both of Ogden,
Grand Larceny Chargetl-An info--
nation was filed in the digtrict court
Yesterday afternoon by District Nttol'-
npy HalverSon against Frank C;Nrdona
and John Ward. charging them witn
grand larceny. The defendants are
charged With stealing goods To the
value of Sl0l.50 from the residence of
j S. Corlew in this city.
Forestry SfoncyS-Distrct Forester
Clyde Eeavitt OF the forestry service
in Ogden has been notified by tic
TREASURER of the United States that
there has been deposited with the as
sistart t.aasures al Chicago the sum
of $4,000, which has been placed TO the
credit of the fiscal agent Of district No
q in this city The payments of sala-
4 RIGS and expenses of the department.
Will be made through the First Ma
t!onal Tank of Ogden.
Where il AIcDonald-IIp to Il. late;
: hour. last evening the police had failed
y - locate in this city the husband OF
:, Mrs, y-hddie Mcdonald, who told the
s Chicago police on Tuesday afternoon.
= that two men had murdered her infant
In Kansas while en- route to Chicago
ment of the woman she deserted her
husband. whom she claims is residing
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BENEFIT OF FL. S. GYM,

Manager Harry Sims Of the Electric.
thcater has given the thenter to the
Ogden High School Athletic association
for Friday afternoon. All the receipts
Tor the three shows q that time will
be given to the association for the pur-
pose Of buying apparatus for the high
school gym
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
librarians Report Shows il Contains
1.158.OOS Volumes.

Washington, Dec 9.--The librarian of
Congress in his annual report made
public today states that the number
OF the volumes in the library at the
close OF the past fiscal year numbered
ll5s,Uos, a net gain of 101,l60 over the
previous year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10

The Y. M. G. a. ana the b. Y. u
basketball teams VIII play here SAT-
urday. There viii be wrestling matches
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27
live Stock Market.

Denver Union Stock Yards, Nov. %.
There was another big run of cattle
at the local yards last week, receipts
being about 1900 or about the same as
proceeding week. The demand was
strong and the movement good but
prices sre lower as result of lower
markets east. Good steers are Is to 20
cents lower, but right good fat cows
are not more than 10 to Is cents off.
Good fieshy dehorned feeders held up
pretty well but the medium kind are
Is to % cents lower and right common
stuff showed even more decline. Choice
fat steers sold up to $500 and several
punches brought $465 to $4.75 with
bulk Of good killers at 1886 to $40.
Gopd killing cows sold at 1925 to SO. rs
and one bunch Of fancy Wyoming
heifers Brought "a. 10 early in the week.
Bulls sold firm at s2.25 to $2.e5, Good
to choice feeding steers Brought So. IS
to $50 and on up one string of fancy
dehorned Routt county feeders weighed
up here on Friday to Kansas and
Nebraska feeder buyers at $500 fiat.
Fair to good steers brought 1925 to
$s.!5. Feeding cows sold at $500 to
sS.7o according to quality.
Todsy,,s receipts were 5000 head,
market steady,
The bog demand was very good all
week despite the fact that receipts
were close to 10000 head. Prices were
higher than . week ago. bulk selling
today 1t s5.se to s6.ae.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

]. r. Hughes, practical hofseshoer,
all repairs to wagons, buggies, saw mill
machinery and locomotives can be
done at once. Awarded first prize
at eight State and County Fairs.
Awarded Six prizes at Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition held at Buffalo
New York. Notice the price OF
horseshoes. 1 beg to announce to my
old customers, also the new settlers in
the valley, ]. have a thousand steel
horseshoes ready calked with the best
silver steel calks, I at them ln the
scientific form Of practical horseshoe-
ing. Keep your pacing and trotting
horses from interfering and overreach-
ing. ] make them most as cheap as
you can buy the shoes and calks. The
reason. / offer them at this price can
calk As shoes every hodr, as the COW
boys can set shoes l have extra tools at
your use, and stocks, free of charge.
Best Of steel and best workmanship bn
your plows, no burning 81 your shares,
the best work Oh yout wagons and bug.
gies, never over balance your wheels,
I am In my own place ready for my
customers and new Eettless.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27
The Rev. Irl K. Hicks Almanac.

For 1903, ready Nov. 15, 1908, best
ever sent out, beautiful covers In COL
ors, fine portrait of Prof. Hicks In col
ors, all the old features and several new
ones III the book. The best astrono-
tnical year book and the only one con-
tanning the original clicks Weather
Forecasts" BY mail s5c, on news
stands aOc, one copy free with World
and Works. the best 81, Monthly In
America. Discounts on almanaes in
quantities, Agents wanted. World
and Works Pub, Co. 22O1 Locust Street
st. Louis Mo. Every citizen owes it to
himself, to his fellows and to Prof.
Hicks to possess the clicks" forecasts,
the only reliable.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27
Riches of The Orchards.

Uncle Sam has an unobtrusive source
'6f abounding wealth in apples and
pears. The latest figures show that we
have 0Os, 7S5, 600 apple trees, and II, ,SOO,-
900 pear trees within the bounds Of the
Union. Missouri is the banner state
for apples, while California leads in
pears, with New York second in both
Of the fruits.
The cranberry crop this year will
reach the figure of 1000, 900 bushels.
1t is Estimated that the amount con-
sumed by our own people around
THANKSGIVING time is between 100000
and 4OO, 900 bushels.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27
The Profit Producer.

I, In eighteen years the American far
mer has not only fed the nation, but he
has so magnificently made amends for
the national shortcomings in the mar
kets Of the world that he has brought
Into the country more than $4,000, ,OOO,.
poo clear earnings over all our foreign
Expenditures.
1t is the farmer, and not the much
talked of "captain of industry" who
pays our bills abroad, and keeps a
stream of wealth headed toward our
shores.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27
Teachers Examination.

The regular examination for teachers
license in Montezuma County, will be
held at the County Superintendent s
Office In Cortes, on Thursday and FRI
day, December II and IS, 1908. Each
days work will begin at nine o'clock
"A. NJ. J. w. Denney,
Go. Superintendent of Schools.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

The trainmen report two feet Of snow
at Lizard Head. This means an
abundance of water In the Dolores
river next summer for 1t is these early
SHOWS, that pack well during the
winter, that gives water next year
when It is most needed.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

s. H. Phlegar, has charge of the land
department for The Colorado Land 4
improvement Co., and you will do well
to list your lands with him, he will
have an lumber of land buyers here In
few days from the East and will want
several hundred acres OF land for them.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

There will he preaching services at
the Baptist church every Lords Day
tat II a. IN. and 1880 p. m. A hearty
Invitation Is extended to you.
GEO. w. DIXON. Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

If you wish to buy, sell, or trade
lands or town property see s. H. Phle-
gar first, Lebanon, Colo. Via Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

: II you want to buy, sell, or trade,
land or town property or anything else
see, write, or Phone Phlegar at Leba-
non, mail Via Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

J. II. DENLY is opening up a coal
mine in Simon's Draw where he has
uncovered a four-foot vein. We expect
soon to have an abundance Of coal
within easy reach of Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

: The recent snow, which was about
foot deep on the level, tempted num-
Der Of persons to press their sleds and
sleighs into use
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

George Goodwin has improved his
Hillside avenue property by erecting a
new wood house.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

John McKeever has bought Joseph
Dixon's meat market and grocery and
took possession on Monday. Mr.
McKeever will continue the business
in the building occupied by Mr.. Dixon
at the corner of Central avenue and
Fourth street, and asks n share Of your
patronage.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

George Mineah came over from
.Mancos Monday and spent few days
in town.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

James Hammond and Miss Kats
Hammond spent Sunday in the Lake
View district, the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. d. McDill.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27
i'The Fallacy Of the Idea that Satan

1.-THE Fallacy Of the Idea that Satan
instills into People that Money and
Wealth are Everything" that will be
the subject of Preacher Evans at the
Sunday night meeting of the Method
lists in Dolores School Building. Those
who are interested in church work
come. Those who are not interested,
come also.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

Roy Arnold has accepted position
with J. J. Harris 4 Co. and enteret
upon his duties last Friday.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

Thanksgiving services were held
yesterday morning at both the Baptist
and Methodist churches.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

70 be glad of life because it gives you
the chance to love and to work and
play, and to look up at the stars. To
be satisfied with your possessions, but
not contented with yourself until you
have made the best of them. To des-
pise nothing in the world except false
hood and meanness, and to fear moth
ing except cowardice. To be governed
by your admirations rather than by
your disgusts; to covet nothing that Is
your neighbor's, except his kindness of
heart and gentleness of manners. TO
think seldom of your enemies, often of
your friends, and every day Of Christ;
and to spend as much time as you can
with body and with spirit, Id Gods
but-of-doors. These are little guide.
posts on the footpath to peace.-Henty
Van Dyke.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

The storm Of the past week will stof
building operations for while at least
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

I. H. Humphrey made businesl
call Mt The Star office Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

Mrs. Martin Rush, who has been
very Ill for the past week, is slowly
Improving in health.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Brumley returned
Monday from Durango.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

Miss Virdie Belmear returned homs
Monday from weeks visit In Du
runpo
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

John McKeever sold his Eighth
street property Saturday to Mrs. H. ".
Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-27

Harry Devote was brought over
from Cortez Saturday for preliminary
hearing before Justice WILDER. g. w.
Lane of Durango, represented the pros
ecution and H. g. Thurman OF Cortez,
appeared in Mr.. DeVotie's behalf.
On account Of no complaint having
been filed and desire OF having
witnesses who were out of town the
hearing was postponed one week and
will be held Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
crrY RrAr.. rsrArE-continued
= SEIM ,1 - 9 M ~ ANn INSURANCE.

~ -. a
real. ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Rents Collected. Money TO Loan.
N3s0o0-ReHts Sl60; choice fats OK rooms
and bath; 18th and Stevenson sts.; finest
renting district n the city.
10, 5,o0o-Rents $40: } elegant fats of Z, and
rooms and bath; BelVedere 81. near
Sll. .5oo@Rcnss Slo9; fats IN nne renting sec
tion: 2sd st. near Folsom; good buy;
mortgage can remain
BIO O00-Sunset district, y block between and
] SITS; Al Investment.
S, ,000-klegant residence, 9 Toou1s and bath;
finished basement servants room; fur-
mace; Pine st near Buchanan
81 bO0-2 choice fats Of and Z rooms and
bath; years Old; 26th st near Dolores
ST., mortgage 81 desired.
S7.5Oo-Rents S67 80: > good houses of rooms
and bath each; zUxl22-6; Capp St near
22d: backs 20 valuable Mission street
S7,sOO-Hents Ss5; > beautiful fats OF and
rooms and bath; Cole ST 0r- ldFoh av.
s., 00o-S nice fats; Webster ST near Waller;
rooms and bath each
ss,ooO-Rents Ss4; nice hsts. 22d st. near
Castro; mortgage II desired
81. .ooO-Fine building site. 65Sl17:e 70 rear
street: ChsttaDoosa St near I'D
SS,2Oo-BeHts s53; small Oats; Jersey st.
near Castro; lot 40Xll4; y cash
S4.25p-Beautiful residence OF rooms and
bath; sust completed; 24th St near Hon-
man nv-; mortgage II desired
s. 5oO-Coitace OF rooms and bath; stable;
lot ST;6xI0o; Wisconsin St near 22d;
s4.25o-Eleeant key lot on Vallejo St near
Van Ness aV-: 25El3T 6.
S3, ,5oo-Ch0ice holding ia Mission ST. 124 fser
front; additional frontage IN Morse ST.
Crocker tract
Ss.zo-Niee coIfage Of rooms and bath.
renting FOR SO Dolores ST near 26th-
$, ,S00-Ftne corner 3o-6xiOo, in the Mission.
Ia blocks from 2sth ST cariine; terms
S,T5o-Choice 80 foot lot; Lake S. near 25th
av., make oGcr.
S1.5o0-Cotuage o. ! rooms; lot 5oxiOo; Csro-
Ina S. near Both
Sl,75G-Choice lot in Ilth av- nesr I St
Sl.40O-59 feer Oh 18Th ar- near X st
$. .250-Fine loI on l9th aV- boulevard; 1is
blocks non Golden Gate par&-
S45o-LOt 2Sxloi UtGh 81 near 18Th
" H GRIM & CO. Mon&daoek Building.
6Sl Market St opp ChrGniele bldg
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

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no CHARGE II NOT SATISFIED WHEN
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THE JUDGE.
promise to tell you whether husband, wife
or sweetheart Is true or false; whom and when
You viii marry; VIII tell you how 10 gain
the love OF the one you most desire. even
every hope. fear and ambition better than you
can tell yourself. viii tell you what bust
ness TO engage in to best succeed; when to
change; when TO sell business stocks or prop
For few days only my fun s. reading for
30 cents and 81.
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How can succeed IN businessf
How can make my home happy9
How can conquer my enemies?
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How can / conquer my rival?
How can get good position7
How can remove bad infuenees7
How can I control any one3
How can make my husband. wife Or sweet
heart be kind and true TO me?
The name sheldon a double guarantee.
During the last year l have brought around
troll Gas marriages, located 10 buried treasures.
located 33 wills and deeds, reunited 119 sepa-
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persons. There many other cases of such
private nature I do not feel Ike classifying
In fact, IL sufdces to say there Is heart so
sad or wish too great that your hopes cannot
derful power, and everything is in strict cona-
dence, no name ever revealed Success guar
anteed no charge for services.
For one week my So reading for soc and 81.
PROF. SHELDON,
1000 Suffer corner Fillmore.