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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05

The origin of allowing a woman to
propose during leap year is attributed
to Scotland. In 1928 the Scottish par
liment passed law making it obli-
gatory on a man to accept the prof
fered hand of a woman during leap
year under penalty of fine of 500 or
less, according to his financial stand
ing. And he had to pay the fine, too,
unless he could show that he had pro-
posed during the past year, or that
some other maiden had seen him first.
Tx
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05
Edward POmainville.

Office hoursA9 to - a. m. and
LOO 10 4:3O p. m.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05
In Our White Goods
Section
Section

Our white goods are of unusual
merit The assortment of grades and
prices is larger than ever before. With
this distinctively white goods season
we have placed on our counters large
and well selected assortment of white
materials.
The assortment of fine dimities in
single widths and book fold mus1ins in
plain and corded stripes and checks is
of special value at the prices, yard
for................ .1Oc to Csc
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05
In Persian Lawns

Lonscloths, India linens, fine sarsa-
net cambrics, victoria lawns, wash chit
fon, blouse linen, Persian mulls, etc, our
assortments are unsurpassed at the
prices asked a yard. ..15c to Soc
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05

Now is the time to take Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t drives out the
germs of winter, builds up the
stomach, kidneys and liver. The
most wonderful spriug tonic to make
people well You'll be surprised with
results. 35c, Tea or Tablets. John
e. DAILY Drug & JeWeirY Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05
NOTICE!

All former patients ofDr. Chas.
Pomainville (deceased,) who
have failed to settle their ac-
counts, are kindly requested to
call at his office at their earliest
convenience and do so.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-05

goods worthy
special 10
havese is
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Iten1S of Interest to M farmers
of the Pacific

TACOMA May Is-The British ship Hilston,
Captain COrranee, cleared today with the largest
coast The Hilston had l,Ts9. .oO9 feet valued
at &35, $50, and cleared for Rotterdam direct.
Except q small amount of clear lumber used for
stOwsge, the smallest pieces In this cargo are
l2xI2 inches. From this size they up to
20x2O inches and IS feet IN length.
ASTORIA May Is.-The steam schooner Nome
City arrived in this morning from San Francisco
and proceeded TO Portland. The steamer Rose
City, Captain Kidston, arrived from San Fran
Shoshone arrived from San Pedro. The steam
schooner Olympic with zoo. 900 feet of lumber
Tor San Pedro, sailed tnls afternoon Inc Brit
ish steamer Strsthgyle VIII 90 TO sea tomorrow
The British steamer Yeddo is due st this port
from San Francisco TO load lumber for Samoa and
Sydney. The British bark keibourn viii begin
loading lumber this week for England. The
steamer Watson, route from San Francisco TO
Seattle. passed the mouth Of the river at
O'Clock today. Captain 4. L. Asplund Of the
steam schooner ShoShone, which arrived today
from San Francisco, picked up two fishermen in
the lower river whose boat had capsized during
PORTLAND. May Is-Superrising Inspector
John Birmingham arrived here this morning from
San Francisco 10 remain three four days on
his semiannual tour Of inspection. The oil tank
steamer Santa Maria. Captain Alberts is at the
Portsmouth tanks diseharging oil. The oriental
liner AleSie is scheduled TO sail for Hongkong via
Yokohama Saturday. The steamer Eureka left
for Eureka via Coos bay and the steamer Sue
b Gilmore for Tliamook The steamer Melville
Dollar is on its way TO Prescott 10 load lumber
for San Diego. The French ship Bretagne cleared
this afternoon for Europe. The French bark Ed
mund Rostand viii arrive in the harbor early to-
morning from London. The British tramp
steamer Strathgyle left down at s o'clock this
morning bound for Shanghai with lumber With
396 passengers board the Hartman liner
Rose City, Captain Kidston, arrived this after
from San Francisco. The steamer Nome
City, Captain Hansen, arrived this evening from
San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. May Is.-The steam schooner
Alcstraz, Captain Frederickson, from Union land
ing, viii unload part of cargo of lumber and
sail for San Diego The steam schooner Samoa
Captain Medsen, from Caspar via San Francisco.
came IN today 10 discharge 400. 600 feet OF lIm-
Der. The steam schooner Temple f. Dorr Cap
tain Panzer. arrived today with 200, 600 feet OF
lumber The steamship Santa Rosa. Captain
Alexander from San Francisco via Redondo ar
rived this evening. The schooner Lizzie Vance
Captain Rock, from Grays Harbor arrived today
70 unload 600 600 feet Of lumber
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
SUIT SHEDS LIGHT
|. ON RAILROAD RATES
Rebating on a Grand Scale Is
Provided For by Resolution
of Commissioners

Comparative rates were the study of
the state board of railroad commission
ers yesterday at the hearing of the
suit brought by the Bridgford-Cun-
ningham lumber company against the
McCloud river railroad to secure a
lower rate on lumber from Algomah to
Sissons.
H. v. Bridgford. president of the
lumber concern, furnished mass OF
hgures to prove the companys conten-
tion that it is getting the worst OF the
transportation deal
The rate given the lumber company
between the two points in question, a
distance of "a miles, is $3.50 ton Tor
logs. Bridgford testified that the COM
pany was charged $95 carload for
lumber shipped from Algomah to Sis
sons on the McCloud river railroad,
while the Southern Pacific charged but
S27 for hauling the same car from SIS
sons to Dunsmuir, a haul only half as
great as the McCloud river railroad S
haul.
OTHER RATES COMPARED
The rate per ton on the Boka and
Loyalton railroad, he testified, is S1-5O
for a nine mile haul. He quoted the
rates of the Oregon, Nevada and Call-
fornia railroad as follows: Doyle to
Reno, 81 miles, So per ton; Clairville
to Reno, 65 miles, $3.50 per ton; Mo-
hawk to Reno, II miles, S2.75 per ton.
These hauls, he declared, are similar in
character to the hauls for which the
McCloud river company charged S5.oo
per ton for 34 mile haul.
Attorney Madison for the McCloud
river people sought to show that the
McCloud river lumber company paid a
heavier rate to the McCloud river rail-
road company, it's allied corporation,
than the Bridgford people paid.
Charles Wisdom, who was superln-
tendent of the McCloud river railroad
company from August, 1903, to Janu-
airy, 1906 and who had been assistant
superintendent for year prior to that
time, testified that while he was with
the company the railroad made no
charge to the McCloud lumber concern
either for building certain costly spurs
or for hauling logs.
The hearing went over until Wednes-
day morning at IL o'clock. when en-
ployes of the McCloud company will be
produced as witnesses for the rival
concern.
REBATING ARRANGED FOR
Relating on a grand and philan-
thropic scale has been provided for by
tiiO SbotN boul u VI ipiiiOhu
ers through a resolution made public
yesterday
The meat of the new order of the
commission is that IL shippers dis
cover what they consider an unreason-
able rate they may, with the concur
renee of the railroad company, make
application that the carrier be given
authority to make rebate of the un-
reasonable difference. The commission
provides, however, that such lower rate
shall have general application, that
such rebate shall be universal and that
an evidentiary showing must be made
in the matter
In order to prevent injustice as be-
tween shippers the commission will
grant an application only after satisfy
ing itself as to the bona fide nature OF
the particular transaction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19


in line of Broadway, so W of Laguna street,
w 80 by S 100 gift.
Mary A. McKewen TO Patrick Connor and
Of Fibert. "a by @ W so sion So. street. ii''0 >
Mary A. McKewen to Domenico Musante
lot in line of Mason street. 1914 Of Fill
$40 10
Henrietta L. Ren de Tocqueville to Celtic
Union hall association, lot at Sc corner of
s5: SO. ioi'H 1"u Aa"ue'S '''ee'S' 10 's .
Thomas P. Keating and wife to Richard H.
$50 of street, IS by w 10; SO.
;, Joseph Figei to Philip l: Figel lot in n
w 1876 by so: gift.
=; J; thinner and and wife to Parkside realty
nue. and T street 5 45:5 by w 100. and one
other piece; $40.
Chin Chor to Chin shee Don ct al. lot in
3s:7 by S ESQ; $40.
Coliseum company to John Moore and wife
lot in f line of Thirteenth avenue, 12J n
of Fulton street. % by E 100; S10
Building Contracts
NJ. A. Gunst with Murray & Rainey ct al
All work for two story and basement store and
office building at corner of Geary and Powell
streets. So by W 92:6; 500, ,434.
Schmedel estate company with Norman & Son
and W. ID. Snook-Painting, plumbing. etc. for
two story and basement class CO. building at
$50 by 97:6: $3, $50.
Frank Robb with Mathin & Little-AIl work
Ior turee story ana basement frame IN line
of Grove street, 106:0h of Laguna, E 81 a,
100, W to point 1872, f 0:97s, 1910; $11.-
0Oc
r. H. Stettin with Thomas wilson-Al1 work.
except concrete, gas fixtures and shades, for
one story frame in line Of Nineteenth street,
2S5 l. Of Dolores. % by S ia; 81, $50.
William Wolff with Stockholm & Alyn-An
work for residence in line of Washington
street, 165 W of Laurel; S14. $50.
G. s. Holbrook with Henry Holzenberg-To
erect three story frame in W line of Leaven-
worth street, IS n of Broadway, 80 by W go;
Sc. 800
T. o. Raabe with Edwin Bradshaw-An work
for building in E line of Noe street, 130 S of
Duboce avenue, S 25 by c.15O; 81 464
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Nofice to NIarlner.

The following affects the list Of lights and
fog signals. Pacific coast, 1907:
Oregon-Beach light. page "a, No. III List
of Lights Buoys and Daymarks. Pacific Coast
1908. page 63) located in feet OF water on the
s0ufheasterly side OF the channel of the CoIum-
bis river. at the turn, about 2% miles above
Tongue point The structure from which this
Light was shown. heretofore reported carried
away and the light extinguished has been re-
built aud the light relighted May 8.
naton-Cmatilla reef light vessel, page
&C. 80. 212 1.ist Of Lights. Buoys and Day
nlr.ss Pacific Coast. 1908. page 76) moored in
10 feet Of water. about pa miles s from Una
iilia reef. Flattery Rocks making OF from Cape
Alava. seacoast OF Washington. and about az
miles west southwesterly from the cape May
13. 1908. light vessel No. 81 was replaced on
her station and relief light vessel No 76 with
drawn.
The follow INK affects the List Of Lights. Buoys
and Daymarks Pacific Coast. 1908:
WaEhington-Grays Hsrbor, pages 50, 81 aud
S2-Oufer buoy. rs. first class can. The former
buoy. previously reported being In sinking
condition has disappeared.
Inner buoy. = PS. first class nun. WAS es-
tablished May 8 in 26 feet of water To mark
TIE inner edge Of the bar Point Brown, lone
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
RULES WILL AID
POOR LITIGANTS
Superior Judges Change Order
Relating to Paying Jury
Fees

Amended rules were adopted by the
judges of the superior court yesterday
which to some extent will obviate the
long delays in the preliminary stages
of trials. This action on the part of
the judges is the direct outcome of the
representations made by Attorney
Stephen Costello and by the special
committee of the San Francisco labor
council concerning the long and ex-
pensive delays falling upon plaintiffs
In personal injury damage suits.
The rule as to the payment of jury
fees was also amended in accord with
the desires of the deputation from the
labor council. AS 1t reads now. the
rule requires the party that refuses
TO waive a jury trial to advance the
fees. Heretofore both sides have been
compelled to put up the fees. totaling
s24 a day, and this has worked a very
great hardship upon poor plaintiffs
suing rich corporations for damages.
The rule as it now stands is as fol-
lows:
Each party to the action not waving a jury
shall. at such times may be By the court
directed. deposit jury fees with the sheriff. The
jurors shall be paid ont of the moneys deposited.
5000. If, in any trial In a civil action a jury
be for any cause discharged without finding a
verdict. the fees of the jury shall be paid by
the party not waiving jury, but may be re-
covered as costs If such party afterward obtains
a Judgment. Any party or parties waving a
jury in the provided by law shall not
vided.
Thus, if a man suing for damages
is content to try the case before a
judge without jury. but the person
or corporation sued insists upon having
q jury, the fees must be advanced by
the defendant pending the determine
tion of the case.
The rules have also been so amended
as to reduce materially the amount OF
time that may be consumed on pre-
liminary motions of dilatory nature
In the past it has been an easy matter
to get thirty days extension OF time
to plead but under the amended rule
when time to plead has been extended
ten days additional time exceeding
two days shall be granted except to
answer. 1t is further provided that
when a demurrer to complaint has
been overruled the time allowed for
answering shall not exceed ten days
instead of thirty, as heretofore-except
upon showing good cause for granting
further time.
The rule concerning instructions to
juries has been amended to provide
| that each party must file the instruc-
tions desired before the introduction of
| evidence.
| The judges adopted an order that
between June 20 and August % only
matters of urgency, criminal cases and
uncontested probate and civil cases will
be heard. and contested cases only upon
consent of counsel for all parties. This
| is to permit of judges and attorneys
| taking a vacation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
The Overdue List

British ship Falkenbank out le4 dars from
Port Talbot, for Valparaiso. 90 per cent
American ship Bangalore. out 210 days from
Norfolk. for Honolulu, 70 per cent
Chilean bark Adela out los days from Ia
coma, for Valparaiso. 65 per cent.
British bark British Neoman, out I29 days
from sydney. n. s. w, for San Francisco. 35
per cent.
British bark Surcouf. out 147 days from Ca
leta colosa, for Hamburg. 10 per cent.
British ship Cressington. out 149 DAYS from
Barry, for Callao, 10 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen along the coast north of
Cape Mendocino and the winds will probably
change from south to north Tuesday Showers
have occurred from San Jose northward and q
thunderstorm is reported at Red Bluff 1t is
showing in the Sierra. and about eight degrees
colder than at the same hour yesterday
FORECAST
San Francisco and Tieinity-Fair Tuesda 7 /:
light south wind changing to fresh west.
Santa Clara Vaiey-Cloudy Tuesday: light
south wind changing to north
Sacramento valley-Light showers Tuesday fol-
lowed BY fair; fresh south wind Changing to
north.
san Joaquin vslley-Fair Tuesday; light south
wind changing to north.
Los Angeles and Vicinity-Fair Tuesday: light
northeast winds changing to fresh west
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Army Trnnsnortn

The Burnside Is at Seattle
The Buford is IN port.
The Crook Is in port.
The Fitzpatrick Is Newport News Va
The Dix Is al Tacoma.
The Logan is in port. undergoing repairs
The Meade is at New York
The sherman sailed from Manila for San
Francisco May 10.
The sheridan sailed from Honolulu for Ma
mia May I3.
The Thomas is in port
The Warren is at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
7. J. WERLICH.
Commander U. S. ". Inspector.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Stmr Whittier, Seaman. 81 hours from San
stmr Hanalei, Mcfarland, 43 hours from San
stmr State of California. Han. Sc hours from
Portland, via Astoria 46 hours: in quarantine.
Stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom. II hours from San
Pedro. 90"
stmr Queen. Thomas, Al hours from San
Diego and way ports.
Stmr VIM Murphy. Alhstrom, 6s hours from,
fuel. - ~
Stmr Prentiss Iversen, 81 hours from Eureka
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson. 6s hours from San
Pedro. 'aA
stmr Arctic. Bustrom. 1e hours from Fort
Bragg.
stmr Del Norte. Sanford, 81 hours from cres-
cent City.
Stmr Geo Elder lessen. 3s dsys from
Portland, via Eureka q hours
Stmr Whitesboro, Ellesen, IA hours from
Greenwood.
stmr Tahoe. Andrews, days from San Pedro
up river.
Lightship No. 7O from station of bar
Stmr Redondo, Bendegard, 33 hours from San
Pedro. -
Bktn Lahaina. Carlson. So days from New
castle, n w.
Bktn Jane L Stanford. Smith, 6s days from
Newcastle. W.
CLEARED
Stmr Umatilla, Reilly. Victoria & etc.
Pacific Coast steamship company
Stmr Washington Mason, Portland: Washing
ton Marine company.
FIR stmr Ceylan. Jouan Havre via VanconSar
Seattle and Tacoma: w McNear.
SAILED
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office Mer
1S 1908
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
Standard Time 120th, Meridian) or at Sb Dom
00s.. Greenwich Mean Time
J. c. BURNETT.
Lentenant L s Y In chnrro
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
U. $. Branch photographic Onicc

branch of the United States Hytlroeranhic
Ofnce, located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense Navigators are cordially invited To
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
ana sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and tba ,at
est information can always he obtained regard
ing lights, dangers to navigation and matters
OF interest to ocean commerce.
]. C.. BURNETT
Lieutenant. Il. s in chnrsr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Memoranda

Per bktn Lahaina-Ffad light airs and Gains.
with occasional gales during the entire voyage.
Per stmr State OF California. from Portland,
May 1S-Had strong Sc gales for 16 hours; upon
arrival in port vessel ordered into quarantine; !;
Boyle. passenger. has smallpox; vessel had
aboard 20 cabin. Sc steerage. Ii crew.
New stmr Stanley Dollar had very successful
trial trip Puget sound May II; will leave in
about week for Alaska.
Per bktn !. Stanford, from Newcastle. May
1S-Sailed March IL had easterly winds 10 the
north end of New Zcaand then westerly winds
westerly winds to latitude 33 south. longitude
169 west had easterly winds to the equator,
which we crossed on April II In longitude los 81
west; had fresh NE trades from latitude north
to . north had baffng winds from p north
to - north; had fresh westerly winds to port
LONDON, May 16--Fr bark Touraine, from
San Francisco FEBRUARY for Queenstown. was
spoken on April 19 latitude south. longitude
y west, with loss Of boat and rudder damaged
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
VIII Load PetroIeum

The British tank steamer Tuscarora which
arrived from Singapore on Saturday will re.
turn 10 the orient with refined petroleum hav.
ing been chartered prior 10 arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

Monday, May Is.
) Kansas Vreeland, Bremerton.
Louisiana, Wainwright Bremerton
Vermont Potter Bremerton
Georgia, Mccrea, Bremerton
Virginia. Schroeder. Bremerton
New Jersey, Switzerland Bremertons>
s S Minnesota. Hubbard, Bremerton.
8 IS Ohio Bartlett. Bremerton
L Missouri Merriam Bremerton
Illinois. Bowyer Bremerton
Kentucky, Cowles. Bremerton
Kearsarge, Hutchins, Bremerton IS
US Nebraska, Nicolson. Bremerton.
s Wisconsin Morrell Bremerton
Relief. Stokes Bremerton
Stmr Helen r Drew, Gunderson Greenwood.
Stmr Asuneion. Bridget. Astoria
Stmr Maverick, Daniels Seattle
Stmr Mann Smith, Nelson, San Pedro.
stmr UmatiIla. Reilly Seattle and Victoria
Br stmr Tonowanda Trigg, Mororan
Stmr National City. Higgins. San Pedro
Stmr Daisy Mitchell Johnson. willapa.
Stmr Elizabeth. Olsen, Bandon
stmr westport. Moreno. Union landing.
Strnr Argyll. Dickson. Portland
Stmr d Inman, Hardwick, Astoria.
Stmr Geo w Elder. lessen. San Pedro
Stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart. Graye Harbor.
Stmr Washington. Mason. Astoria.
sehr Santiago. Haskins, Monterey; in tow tug
SPOKEN
: Per bktn Lahaina-aIay IA. latitude 3S Al
San Pedro for Grays Harbor: May II, 3 p m.
10 miles NV Of Point Reyes, saw large bark
bound to San Francisco.
Per bktn Jane Igstanford from Newcastle \
s W-No date, longitude IS north, latitude LOG
west. bktn Lahania. from Newcastle, y W, for
San Francisco. April 26.
April 19-Latitude Z south, longitude % west.
Fr bark Touraine, from San Francisco February
for Queenstown.
April % Latitude north, longitude IS west
Br SHIP Wayertree. from Oregon for United
Kingdom.
April 23--Latitude 4 north. longitude 20 west
Br shin Port Caledonia, from Tacoma FOR United
Kingdom.
April 23-Latitudc north, longitude 2s west
Br ship Earl Of Dunmere. from Tacoma for
United Kingdom.
April 2S--latifude north longitude rs west
Br ship ST Mrren, from Oregon for United King
dom.
WIRELESS
rss stms President, from Victoria for sar
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tree, 80 degrees. q minutes CN-NE rs E1:
81 minutes (E.-NE. 5-S .);sGrays harbor light
house. 80 degrees (E.).
South spit jetty buoy, q red second class num-
marked ietty'' in black heretofore renorted
missing has been permanently discontinued and
viii not be replaced.
Channel port side buoy, g, q second class can
heretofore reported missing, replaced May
Westport spit buoy, 2, a second class spar.
IL
Channel port side buoy. g. second class spar.
found missing May Il, was replaced the same
day.
Cow point channel buoys L and o, each third
class spar found missing May IL, were re-
placed the day.
Juan de Fuca Strait. page S5-Point Wilson
buoy, G, red frst class nun. reported u mile
TO the eastward of its position May 49, Will be
replaced as practicable.
Alaska-Nrangell Strait, page 105-Green
Rocks buoy. S12, third class nun, reported
missing May 0. will be replaced soon as
practicable.
By order of the lighthouse board.
P. ]. WERLICH
Commander u s. N Inspector
NOTICE To MARINERS
Captain Charles Austin of the steamer Min
nesota 4eports to the branch hydroSraphIc Of
fee at Port Townsend that on May s. 1908 in
latitude n. 40 degrees AZ minutes longitude w
l70 degrees 30 minutes he saw a small vessels
topmast about 10 feet out of water floating
upright with wreckage attached.
Also May s in latitude n 40 degrees a. min
utes, longitude ". ITO degrees % minutes saw
vessels mast with white painted pole floating
straight up and down. J. c. BURNETT
Lieut. q. S. N, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Lumber for Mexico

The bsrkentine Wrestler left for Albion in tow
Sunday 10 load redwood for Gusymas The
vessel viii take on 6O0, 600 feet valued at
Sl5OO0
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Wea ther Bureau, San Francisco. May Is, 1908.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

APARTMENT house: "A apartments All lS. niSey
furnished; years lease; western adoiuon'
price SIS 900: HALE cash; rents over All ~
penses will pay purchase price IN -z2 Sea''-
EDWARDS. SILVER 4 CLONEh. ~ -.
Nortcace Loans Real Estate. 55 Geary 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

S. STROZYNSKI CO.. 1850 Sutter st.-wigs snt
toupees as they should be made; artistic hail
dressing, manicuring facial treatment and hail
dyeing; Marcel waving.