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Smyrna times., 1908-10-28
Had q Close Call,

Mrs. Ada L. Groom, the widely
known proprietor of the Groom
Hotel, Vaughn, Miss, says: "For
several months l suffered with a
severe cough, and consumption seemed
to have its grip on me when a friend
recommended DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. l began taking it and three
bottles effected a complete cure. p"
The fame of this life saving cough
and cold remedy, and lung and throat
healer is world wide. Sold at Ben
ton N. Weldon's drug store. SOC
and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Smyrna times., 1908-10-28
BRYAN HAS A
VARIETY OF N0STRUMS.

Governor Hughes in his Lin
coin speech said:
"Mr. Bryan has announced
himself in favor of the extermi-
nation of trusts.
ITO eXterminate them he Of
fers a variety of remedies. He
has a large assortment of rene
dies. SO hat if you do not like
one you may try another. and
so on until you find one that
pleases your fancy.
but. analyzing all of them,
you fird that he makes three
proposals which he thinks suit
able and practicable in limiting
the power of corporations. In
the first place, he says. Let us
prohibit the duplication of di-
rectOrs in competing corpora
tions-that is, make it unlawful
for a director in one concern to
be a director in another This
is very pretty theory. But is
1t workable?
you know quite we'll If a man
> owned the majority of stock in
number of corporations he
; would have such directors as he
wanted. and whether there was
: any duplication or not the effect
would be the same. We'll. if
you don't like that says Mr..
Bryan. here is another pro
: pOsal.
. let us go through the tariff
schedules and put on the free
. list the things that are being
manufactured by the trusts.
. That will destroy them True
enough. but would it not also
. destroy the weaker manuI1ctur-
ers in the same line wig are
. fighting against the trusts and
who, being small, have the least
: power to resist We'll, then
. says MI. DI du, ucIe , duOlueI
. that's bound to win. Let's cut
down the output of each monOp-
: oily to 30 per cent
. Another pretty but wholly
: fanciful theory. ! say that an
attempt to regulate manufac-
: lures by percentages would en-
tail such a complicated system
! of bureaus that government
/. would be obnOxiously bureau
I cratic. All these schemes are an
!. attempt to bring about reform
7 by magic.
|. 81 recognize the oratOrical
I powers and believe firmly in the
|. sincerity of the Democratic can
/ didate. but ] believe just as
|. firmly that an enforcement Of
! his principles would end in dis
!, aster."
Smyrna times., 1908-10-28
Explanatory, Not Explanatory.
Hartford Courant.1

Judge Taft Is not an eXclamatory
man, but an explanatory man. He t.
not denunciatOry, but analytic. His
mind does not ring. but it thinks. His
nature is not pugnaciOus, but con
ciliatOry. His attitude is not that Of
an opponent, but that of an intelligent
and candid friend. His instinct is tC
deal fairly and justly by all men. DC
matter what they think or say about
him-to abhor the sin. but to dea
kindly with the sinner. He does not
play upon public emOtiOns-he does
not know how-but he both knows
row and has the courage to enlighter
the public sense. He is a serene, in
structed. experienced and self relian
figure i'm the noisy whirl of our poll
lies
Smyrna times., 1908-10-28
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker.

A we'll dressed woman interrupted
a political speaker recently by con-
tinually coughing. If she had taken
Foley's Honey and Tar it would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
the cold from her system. The gen
'uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and is in yellow pack
age. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
all druggists in Smyrna and w. R.
Keys and Co., Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1908-10-28
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rual Route 2, EN-
pire, Ca, says: Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured the two worst sores
ever saw: one on my hand and one
on my leg. 1t is worth more than
its weight in gold. l would not be
without it if l had to mortgage the
farm to get it, Only 25c at Ben
ton N. Weldon's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1908-10-28

AS a resigner Mr.. Taft probably holds
the record. He resigned as assistant
prosecutor Of Cincinnati to become in
ternal revenue collector, resigned to be-
come superior court judge. resigned to
become solicitor general of the United
States. resigned to become federal cir
cult court Judge, resigned to head the
Philippine commission. resigned to be-
come secretary Of war and finally re
signed that to run for president.
Smyrna times., 1908-10-28
Constitutional Amendment,

An Act Proposing an Amendment to Section l.
Of Article OF the Constitution of the State Of
Delaware relating to the Compensation Of the
Members and Presiding Officers OF the General
Assembly.
Representatives of the State of Delaware in Gen.
eral Assembly met two birds of all the mem.
hers elected TO each House agreeingl
Section l. That the following amendment be
and the same is hereby proposed to Section r. Of
Article of the Constitution of Delaware
That the word five" be stricken out of the
third line of said Section l5 Article OF the Com
stitution, and the word ten" be inserted in lieu
thereof and the word six" he stricken out of the
fourth line of Section Is Article of the COu.ti-
tuition. and the word twelve" be inserted in lieu
thereof.
Richard Hodgson,
Speaker OF the House
Isaac T. Parker.
President OF the Senate
I. joseph L. Cahall, Secretary of State of the
State of Delaware, d. hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of
House Bill No. 3D. entitled An Act Proposing
an Amendment to Section ID of Article of the
Constitution of the State Of Delaware, relating 10
the Compensation of the Members and Presiding
Officers of the General Assembly, as the same
appears on the enrolled bill filed in the office Of
the Secretary of State, which said bill proposing
such amendment to the Constitution Of this State
is published in accordance with the REQ ure.
ments of the Constitution of the State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have here
unto set my hand and official seal al
SEAL Dover, this twenty fifth day of July
in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and eight
JOSEPH L. CAHALL
Secretary Of State
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
NO Campaign CONTRIBUTIONS
ARE TO Be ACCEPTED THIS YEAR

took the view, as he understood Mr..
Bryan had done, that the prohibition
issue was not involved in the National
campaign. From what had come to his
attention in respect to the repetitions
of these journals he inferred that they
had based their statements on
speeches he had made when he crid-
cized the action of some state legisla-
lures in passing prohibition and other
laws without enforcing them.
Judge Taft is making rapid progress
in perfecting his speech of acceptance.
He was at work quite early today and
will continue until he leaves for the
golf links this afternoon. He had
made a very thorough revision of his
speech, but will consider its language
further and consult with some of his
friends before placing his stamp OF
approval upon it
Senator Johnatan Bourne, Jr., of
Oregan, arrived here today. He do
clared that his purpose Is to try the
golf links and recuperate his health
He will probably see Judge Taft dur
ing the day.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23

Hot Springs, Va, July 20.-"The
national Republican committee will
accept no contributions from corpora
TONS" sand Judge Taft today, in an
interview, he also referred to labor,
prohibition and other questions.
Mr.. Taft said that not only would
the law of New York state, providing
for the publicity of campaign contri-
buttons, be obeyed by the committee,
but the federal laws prohiting such
contributions by corporations in con-
nection with the election would be
obeyed without might to any question
Of validity that might arise in respect
to any provisions as to the application
of the national law relating to con-
tributions for the election of presi-
Dental electors, Mr.. Taft said the law
would be obeyed exactly as it was
passed by congress.
As to the right of a labor leader to
attempt to influences the votes Of mem-
bers of the organization. Mr.. Taft at
first laughingly said that that was a
question Of propriety upon which he
was not suficiently informed to dis
cuss. When asked as to his idea of
power of the leader of q labor organi-
xation to throw its vote to one party
or another he declared that in his op-
inion 1t could be predicated that there
is no so-called class of the American
electorate whose votes could be de-
livered by its leaders He said that
after eliminating members of both po-
litical parties from labor organization
the expression of a leader might in
dictate how the remaining quantity
might vote in the election but declared
that it was a question of judgment.
Asked whether he would have any
new remedy to offer for the so-called
trust problem in his speech of accept
ance he replied that he did not know
OF anything new that he could add to
question that has been thoroughly
discussed and stated that he would
have nothing to say on that matter
outside of what he had said at various
times in his public utterances.
Mr.. Taft's attention was called to
assertions OF some journals that he
is opposed to prohibition. He stated
that he had never publicly discussed
the ethical side of prohibition and he
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23

grandest time OF their lives. They re-
turned home in a large tallyho about
eight O'Clock in the evening.
Clarence Cooper formerly OF Ames,
Iowa, who has proved upon claia
near Arapaho, is expected at the home
OF Elmer Bower. Clarence's father IL
a large land owner in Boone county,
Iowa.
Carol Hopes of Ames, Iowa, will
leave next Thursday to visit an aunt
in Denver and then will come to Can
on City, where he will visit Perry
Bowers family. Carol is on the mail
force and is taking vacation.
In a recent letter to their mother
and family Ora and Edmond Adams
tell of their ball games at DaIhart and
Ware, Texas. A number of Canon
boys have a team there and Oro Is
among them. They have won the five
games played there SO far.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
WILL ASK EMERGENCY BONDS
TO CONTINUE TINE WORK

Trinidad, July 20-A petition will
be presented in a few days to Gov.
Buchtel by prominent business men of
this county and other parts of Colo
RADIO asking him to issue $4,000 in
emergency warrants. the money to be
used in prosecuting the work on the
Colorado state highway. The plan has
been suggested by A. C. Jaskson, pres
ident of the national good roads con-
gress, who recently visited here and
who is endeavoring to have the work
on the roads go on without Interrupt
ton. Five thousand dollars will not be
sufficient to keep the convicts until af-
ter the next meeting Of the legislature.
but the Las Animas county people
promise to make up whatever deficit
there may be-
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
STEVE ADAMS 10 SPEND HIS
LIFE ON OLD HOMESTEA All

Baker City. Ore, July 20.-Steve
Adams, who was recently acquitted in
Grand Junction, of the charge Of kill
ing Arthur Collins, arrived here yes
terday accompanied by his wife and
uncle and announced that he would
spend the remainder OF his life on the
aid Adams homestead near here as a
rancher. He stated that he was thru
with roaming, that he intended to fol-
low the farming business. The Adams
family has lived here for years and is
well known. Steve is the only member
against whom there was ever any
charge and his friends here are glad
that he was able to prove himself in
nocent of those filed against him.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
ARE SURVEYING THE
60R6E'FoR DOUBLE TRACKS

]. 8. Gwyn. chief engineer for the
Denver & Rio Grande company with
headquarters at Denver. and w. A
Balcomb of Pueblo, division engineer
for the same corporation. with q
gang OF men have been at work in the
Royal Gorge for more than week
surveying q line for an additional rail-
road track through the famous canon.
1t is not believed that the company
intends. to extend its double tracking
system through the Gorge at once
but is doing the preliminary work nox
In order to be ready for actual con-
struction whenever 1t Ia ordered. II
Is possible that the new track will be
built on the south side OF the river
from a point near Gorge station to
Parkdale. as it can be constructed
more cheaply there than on the oppo-
site bank. --- ss .
Despite all reports to the contrary
there is nothing but the best OF feeling
between the railroad company and the
city in relation TO the right OF way for
the pipe line OF the proposed new mu-
nicipal waterworks. The railroad
company has expressed itself rs will
ing to do everything 1t can to facili-
tate the building Of the pipe line and
NO serious controversy or contest Of
any kind is anticipated.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
the PRIZES

The prizes this week go to Una
Adams, Blanche Tuncil. Mae Bower
and Floyd Adams. What news was
brought in was quite good but we wish
that we might have more boys and
girls try to work for our young folks
page. We know that it gives them lots
OF good practice in several ways. Let's
have a fine page next week. The Daily
Record will give 25 cents each to the
four boys and girls who bring in the
best bunch of news. Have your copy
in by Friday night.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
DIES IN AMBULANCE ON
WAY TO THE HOSPITAL

Cripple Creek, July 20.-M. p. Johns
. young Englishman aged 20 years,
died In the ambulance yesterday after
noon from brain fever while he was
being taken to the hospital from the
Bawden ranch on the Four Nile creek.
Johns had announced his Intentions OF
becoming an American citizen and his
wife arrived from England two weeks
ago.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
AMONG THE YoUNGFoLkSI
My ksns Of . Psss b Youasr sL

Roy Hayworth IL over his sick spell.
Francis Durant left this week for
ths east.
Irene Jenkins spsat hast week in
Victor.
Ailssn Oats IL suffering with hay
fsver
Miss Eva MCGOWAN left for Denver
this week.
Dstslla spreens visited Edna Gray
Sunday.
Pearl surburg's broken arm IL get
ting we'll.
Mary Hayworth spent Sunday at
Grape Creek. ~
Pearl surbrugg's fingers are i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Emma Reynolds is the guest OF
Miss Nellie Biles.
Miss Dorothy Steele is visiting Miss
Leila Dickinson.
Lucille Graham visited Jewel Lam
den Thursday.
Miss Iva Poston Is a guest in Canon
for the summer.
Miss Edna Worley spent Thursday
with Mrs. BROOKS.
Miss Gretchen Harding is entertain
ing Miss May Hoyt.
Beulah Patterson's aunt and grand
mother are visiting her. o.
Herman Graves returned home from
Harmit Taka TuaaAav
Earl Graham returned from his
fishing trip Saturday.
Miss Olive Bradbury has gone to
Florence for a short visit.
Aileen Oats and Agnes Hunley are
having . nne time In their play houses.
Miss Versa Terry has been staying
with Irene Stratton while her mother
was away.
Some OF the Canon boys have form
ed . bicycle club that they might take
long excursions.
Anna Gibbs In home from Colorado
Springs.
Una Adams has been picking rasp-
berries this week.
Myrtle Cunningham left Thursday
for Selma. California
Ethel Cowan Of Harrison avenue
was quite sick Thursday.
Charlie Mcneil 10 spending his va
cation In Cripple Creek.
Harry Gray fell out of the hammock
Sunday and cut his head quite badly.
Reginald Atwater and Kari Hay
worth went auto riding Thursday.
Earl Yamen lost his purse Thursday
and almost had to say home from the
circus.
The Standard Bearers had social
Monday night and quite a crown at
tended.
Clarence and Olive Mcwilliams left
Thursday for Victor for visit with
their father.
The circus was a great success In
the minds OF the little folks. They
wish It would come often.
Ruth jackson Of Whipple avenue is
improving nicely after a spell OF ty-
phoid fever.
Florence Davis. who was visiting
her grandma. Mrs Gleason of Wood
lawn avenue, has gone to California
for visit. She will visit here again
on her way home.
Flornece Davis. a granddaughter OF
Mrs. Gleason from Nebraska, attend
ed the n. q. Sunday school with
Blanche Tuncil on Sunday. She left
ON Tuesday for California.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23

Miss Dorothw Downs will leave in .
few days for a months pleasure and
professional visit to Chicago. While in
the Lakeside metropolis Miss Downs
will familiarize herself with the latest
modes In millinery.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
II YO0 Lad 1hl0

N Win BE- 10 learn thAs tho leadiaR na11.
eal writers and teachers Of all The several
schools OF practice recomme0d, In tAa
strongest terms possible, each and every
Ingredient entering into the oomposition
of Dr. Picrcs'a Golden Medical Discovery
fpe tho cure Of weak stomach, dyspepsia,
eAtssrh Of stomach, silver complaint. |.
toEpid liver, or bil!ousneas, chronic bowel
Whatsvee reSion, name or nat9ro.. IL 4
Mo . specific remedy for all such ehrpnio
q long standing cases OF catarrhal aaeQ.
tDo0o aud their resultants, - bfo0chial,
!hIcas and lung f disenss ,s !szcsps S. c0oSsunPs r
. not % good for acute colds and coughs,
int for lingering, or chronic. eassa Il Z
especially enicaclous in. p!oducing pr.
ia enEe1 lteOntAins Black Cherry bark
2sSSa Sc, ss 5cos a P'6Saro2s f1oe. SsSee o
81 Is Above mensioncd n6ecsIoos 81 such
.0ipeNt medical written and tseehegs -
Et0G @arthoeoW, o. Ue@sg2o9 Md. Cof
M s's sS's; ~ Es.oas. g e: \. I2.es: s. 8 8 E!
"a Nea. Nplle9e, ChieHlQs fSol, 4oSa
&l1e, y, u ~ GeeARa0s fsuL 3okp
~ esssAfHf & in'' nc'sal1RRs'S: & M az; s
ss$ss, LIZ s.i saissEs d shs'f| ~ |sssssSi
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Cañon City record., 1908-07-23

Mr.. and llra o. @ CAfliA and Mr..
and Nra ges haley a. Hlsesncs re-
turned to their hn0oe = 01nAay after
. wee,1 canDiAs aAA AsAiAg oatiag on
upDer DoAvsf efeak. IAay report .
Daoa1AAt tl1o ~ .. GSeA catch ol
treNA y raansd % tAse svssy DAY
ausaag tAelf stay n ea1
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
Jnst Rxaeely RlaAt.

II have used DR.. King's New Life
Pills for several PEARS. and mad them
Just exAstly right" says Mr.. A. A. Fell
ton, of Harfisvtlle. N. =. New Life
Pills relieve without tAe least discom-
fort. Best remedy tor ouastipation.
bilionsAess and malaria 10 at all
druggists.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23
rs vs1s.A.

3Ae ssaatoe p1sAea into tAs esoWd
tAat s1fsoanted The AutomoNils.
what b IT, tf0able heeer - =.
Q0tr0a.
1Actured titA~ Ssplled nAn With
Q 0lae pAil. 's11ahs q speeeA inae h.
W1l -. 0saAesPY'-New Yegk PsssA
Cañon City record., 1908-07-23

lnQ1iDllv0 psspoe aae ~ foaaeaa ee
soav1sn1e1oa. T0sy - - enha b any-
GA9 ~ 41s1F eWA - ~ 6u11 =
DnMN - amesDe:A0t1eso. sss.k
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
S.9S rrs-Third
4.qS Less than
sos Real Taiue
Lovely Bonne Femmes
AT FIa1f Price

Rorna Femmes are those F'reuchy
curtains of one piece that hang
Straight down and make such dis
tinctive and effective window dra-
peries Offering comprises white
ivory and Arabian-Uhree widths
36. 81 and IS inch, the latter desir-
desirable for bay windows or as
drauery FOR show windows. All have
able for bay windows or as d-2pery
FOR show windows. All have rich in
Servings and three % six motifs
BOUGHT Ut so PER CENT OFF
-HEREFDTsE,
76 IN B1aue F=Euas--V l--h 50 9s- 40
81 ia- Eorae Ee.--lea--U --l SS.s~-- - 9S
IS 1 E1rc- Fu-l,.-=--s, cr-l S7.1~--E IS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

-Drssses-Jackets-
Qualities and styles YOU viii be delighted 10 obtain
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
EAIEBOADs.
Jersey CENTRAL.

~ eesfr0T-R TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
rVERH HOUR on THE HOUR
80 pi7TI.A DELPHlA- ~ ". 25D - T:
20 5 70. $50. go. 1850. II -.
ii5e q $50. q. 80 $50, II50 2. m.
- 81 5 ~. $50. f9.5o. ] l-5o a. M.
81 sso S.50. 4..so. 30. go, 80
- - i150 p ia.
e. yfFrETY ST..-IS 50. $50. go. 500,
eaa sUe8 II.eO. li.30 a. ma - 90
zoe 80. 200. 500. 4.00. $50. 600.
al SOC. 90 o. m. LIB midnight
saau l.Go 2.00. 800. 400, 300. eco.
- % goo. 10. 30 m i. Is micuisht-
- RsI.TTNoRF AND WASHINGTON
" asD $50. 2-dA. l1-Jo = H.,
"a s-g . So CSC p. ~. daily. Lv- I.IR
SSr-Y ST $50, SEQ. looo A. m, l--o
- ep0 =Q0 600. 90 2. A., daily.
r0R ATLANTIC CITY. l.. " I'D
Sun6ays. = 80 a. M. ., 20 ?, ID. IL
trETTTY -T-l3 a. G- ~ 90 Ss4r
Sriyl $50 = ui- sundays, 1000 a m,
- rSR + LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST.
l. y 23D ST.--s.5o e. 30. ll2-50 Sats.
1r.0 i2l SEQ. 30. 40 10 % Ssts onlyl
SUNDAYS. s2n 80 a. So. . 20 ,. M
LIBERTY ST = 90 1000 =. u. II %
- orly, lSo 40 40 600 80 30
f.s oniyt p. E- SUNDAYS, $50, 1000
8 n. 2S3 2. m
-jn,s tables may ba obtained ST following
esres: Liberty 81 West 80 81 lei. 3l44
,F.Isssl. q Ast1- blouse -. 454. 1900.
"a BrosdVsy 80 Fitth AS. 2sl Fifth
80 - Union square " est. 21qS Third
a. lG5 West l25-H -: c4J Columbus Az.
@es YORK. Court ST. 543 81 Fulton -
- N1st-au1 AZ. Brooklyn. $50 Broaduay.
vssIr-a-lsr---c New York Transfer Co
e Is for and checks baggage e. destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
BILLIARD AND POOL TAEIEs
STAMPS AND COINS.

ed Thomas = F,l61T y > 5ad - II p
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
LAWYEHs.

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY: immediate atten-
tion. business: personal. family dificul-
ties. settlements secured. no fee unless sue
ceEafui- difficult cases specially. advice
free HENRY A STETNBOCK, Mt Nor
ris Bank Building. 81 East I25th ~ Even
tngs and Sundays, 134 West IJ9ih ST.
T. r. CHAPPELI4 LAWYER All matters.
advice free, satisfacti1u l.uaraut tesl. ref
eranrrF $50 Broadway. New York. Citr
ALI LEGAL matters promptly attended
10. C0nauitatlOD Tree Legal Adjustment
Company. 900 Fifth ave. corner Al ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
OFFICE FIXTURES.

RIO BARGAINS.-Slightly used rolltop
desks chairs. Remington and underwood
typeyritrrs, flins cabinets, National cash
registers. adding machines. Office furniture
Nathan's. White ~.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
r.rnrrNG .Nn neconArrNa.

q n r. Painting and Decorating Co, I44
T. If5th ST. Best work - most reason -
able prices; hardwood nnlshsrs; estimates
FURNISHED free. Tel. 5oIe-Hsglsa-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
RESTAURANTS.
AUCTIONEERs.

ATWOOD & FATTE.E Auctioneers, Ap-
afa.s"rg.-ligh class seles '"ndu,i@1.
Gisc bouEht Prompt settlement. -, 81
references. l40 NASSAU 81. Tel SILL
EeeEmaR.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
CHANDELIERS.
HATS.

EXCLUSIVE r French MiIiuy-t also ladies'.
,Hl EsutieUru.s felt and straw hats oF
fvevs. description renovated. ciaeutd. blocked
like new, French Millinery Co. lOe West
i04Lh St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
APRONS.
= It FOURNIEP

- T. FOURNIEP.
81 Mfr FRENCH COOK JACKETS
CD @ = s: 3:::-. S: s:.. So. q ].
knives 40 [E iUtH -T ursr Broadway.
n Depot tor Eoytl Windsor HAN Ee
generator. also The Niger dyes haig Any
! eolor
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

:, MAElER 1901 Es5a5isa.d ssa sSs 9sis 1851 7E'A
bargains In diamonds. isWe.-y. etc. reliable
expert CLOCK and watch repairing. CID gold
bought ana exchanged Tel 2+50-CoIumtus.
ALICE C. DCFFET. I West Bath ST.
Room 1l0S opposite WaIdorf-Astoria: Is
wears with Tiffany tewelry cleaned pol
ished repaired. while you walt pearl col
lars restruug-
J-E'AgrrT- REE or diamond WCuuuHEs.
old leWelry bought. exchanged OF made
over into new Morris Schir. - Nassau.
Y ROOUMAN. designer and manufacturer
of arr j@welry. repairing = specially.
I942 tn ave cor 1ilrh So
Walthan watches HURD sells for Si57
Also. self winding and striking watches
I2B West 23d 81.