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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-05-05
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Josie Googins was in Bangor a lew
days last week.
Mrs. Bertha Wilbur, of Bar Harbor, Wis
tied in town recently.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Graves are sorry to
hear that she is in poor health.
School is in session in the Union school
house, Miss Reps Springer teacher.
Edwin Springer, who is employed in
Seal Harbor, spent Sunday with his family.
Capt. and Mrs. Rice, of the Franklin
load house, are visiting relatives in Steu-
ben.
John Wass and wife, of Addison, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Springer.
Mrs W. H. Grass has recently purchased
IL separator, and last week from three cows
made thirty pounds OF butter.
AT the boat shop of Foss Bros. & Co.,
hancock, a large amount of work is bel ng
dome. A full crew is employed day and
light, and some fine boats are being fitted
Tut for members of Hancock Point and
Tar Harbor summer colony. c. II. Bart
lit, of Bangor, has had q 25-32- horse
lower standard engine placed in his
tlirty-foot boat, Portia, which promises
TO be very speedy craft. In the thirty
Iive-foot launch Brownie, owned by Philip
Livingston, Philadelphls, the company
, as placed a 55-horse-power BrowueiI
Engine, and in the Princess, owned by
thomas Morgan Roach, Boston, a thirty
i've horse power Trebert engine has been
Installed. The electric launch and thirty
DOT kDockabout owned by A. j. Davis,
The Duchess, Ventura and Ell Piacita,
ewned by members of the Bar Harbor
SIMMER colony, are being fitted out here.
l.esides large number OF motor boats
evned By people in town.
May g.. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-05-05

IA AMERICAN has Subscribers at I07
" tbs III post-odices in Hancock county.
AL the other papers in the County COM
lined do no. reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN Is not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
Se, but it is the only paper Tat can prop
srIy be called a COUNTY paper; oil fhe
rest are merely local papers. The cfreuta-
fsca THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rurbor Records summer list, IS larger
Than that OF all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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COLTS BLAND.

Philip Moon will soon have his weir
ready.
Miss Evelyn P. Colt is visiting friends
ct Mckinley.
Capt. Z. L. Gott has been catching few
herring in his net of back Crescent beach.
Miss Bertha Morrill, will leave for
Rockland, Monday, where she has en-
pioyment.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Maggie Trask, returned
to Mckinley Wednesday.
. A school Of large sea pollock visited the
lower pool one day this weeks thing sell
dom, il ever. seen before.
Miss Marion Trask, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Harding. expects
to return TO her home at Atlantic next
Sunday
Arthur Rumill, OF Seal Cove, aud Simeon
Marshall. OF Southwest Hsroor, came
Friday to put in the foundation for
Mrs. William Burnham's bungalow
May 3. CHIPS.
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June / end g. Mrs. Jennie Price White
will be the the principal speaker.
May3 K.
ISl.ESEORD.

Mark Periinsky, of Bar Harbor, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday on busI-
ness.
George &. H ,diock aud wife are rscsiv
ing congratulations on the birth of son
ELMER Csmpbeln born April rs.
DIR. Storer, summer resident, is having
several rooms added to his cottage. Fred
Steel and Francis Bunker are doing the
work
Ellery Smith is working with Frank
Mr.. Smith was last year employed by the
government as one of the crew at the life
saving station here.
DR.. ODER, of Northeast Harbor, was in
town Sunday ana performed successful
operation on the throsts of Miss Marion
Squirting and Master Ralph Phippin, both
having sdenoids and one or more OF the
tonsils removed.
Harold Tracy, of Winter Hsrbor, chief
engineer of the Iduns. Mr.. Burnham's
work. he is helping Capt. l.. A. Farms
worth ge: the boat and her tender ready
to go into commission.
There was no preaching at the church
last Sunday. as the pastor, Rev. G. B.
Bolies, of Bar Harbor, was married Satur-
day, May /, and expects to be away for
two weeks. He is greatly missed by all,
rs he is universally liked and appreciated
for his ability as an excellent speaker.
The dance at the 1siesford hotel was
well patronized. Many came from Great
Cranberry, Southwest and Seal Harbor.
About forty couples we're on the floor, and
some who had imagined themselves too
ola to enjoy such sport, grew young again
at the splendid music furnished by KEEL
iey's orchestra, and were none the worse
for it the next day. Delicious refresh-
ments were served. There will be another
dance at the same place about May q, and
it is hoped it will be as well patronised.
Mays. S.
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her to Rockland Thursday for repairs.
Steamer Rockland is taxing her place UNI
til the Vinal Haven is ready.
The Union grammar school has been
closed for week, owing to the resigna-
tion of the teacher, who accepted better
situation in another part OF the State.
Capt Edward Smith, schooner Hocks-
mock, has gone south netting mackerel.
Jacob Segal has moved bis family into
the Herrick cottage, where he will keep
furnishing goods store.
Capt. and Mrs. Barbour were home
Thursday night and returned Friday
morning to Rocklsnd until the steamer
VinaI Haven is ready to take her former
place.
Mays. SPEC.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.


Mrs. Frances Norton went to Belfast
Mosday.
Wallace Stinson and wife are spending
the week with Mrs. Ida Stinson at Sunset.
Mrs. Charles Pressey and little grand
daughter, Of Deer isle, have been the
guests this week OF Mrs. William Saun-
ders.
Mrs. Charles Webb, OF Deering, came
this week to OceanviIle, and is planning
to occupy the Whitmore house, which her
husband purchased two years ago.
Helen Saunders, whose birthday oc-
CURED on Saturday, gave . Larsy to her
little schoolmstes. A pleasant afternoon
was spent with games. Refreshments
were served.
Neal McKinnon, who has been with his
aunt, Mrs. Eben Dow, for the last t~o
years, left on Monday for Belfast, where
in the future he will have home with his
mother. Mrs Benjamin Young.
The yacht owned by Herbert White, Of
Brookiine. Mass, which has wintered in
the harbor here, sailed this week for Lynn,
Mass, where she will go in commission.
Capt. Frank Gross, OF Ocesnvflle, sails
her.
April 20. II.
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M'kINLEY.

Eugene Trssk has been on Duck island
two weeks cunning.
George Arey and wife are living in part
of B. ". Stanley's house.
Anna Norwood is working at Oscar
Morrison's at Southwest Harbor.
Linnie Albee is at home from Manset.
she has been at Vernon Kings for few
weeks.
Work began on sardines in Underwood s
factory Thursday. April %. They have
had plenty OF fish so far.
A social dance was held in Noun; Desert
hail May night. The weather was bad
and the regular musicians did not come, so
for the benefit OF the few who were there
Lula Richardson played until IL, when
the crowd broke up.
May 8. P. NJ
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Mrs. j. S. Coombs has been quite ill of
grip.
Henry Smith, OF Steuben, was a recent
guest OF relatives here.
Marcus Cieaves, OF Srnithville, was .
guest at E. W. Cleaves' on Friday.
Miss Annie Handy has gone to Smith
vile to spend few days with her sister.
Henry Hamilton has moved his family
to rooms over his store for the sun mer.
Capt. f. P. Joy has returned from visit
to his brother, d. w. Joy, of Winter Har-
Dor.
William Smith was taken suddenly ill
while away from home Saturday, and now
lies unconscious.
Miss Ninetts Bryant, of Oorea, was .
weekend visitor to her grsnomother,
Mrs. William Stewart.
The l. o. r. NJ. had q candidate Thurs
day evening and the Pocahontas furnished
one OF their delicious suppers.
Mrs William H. Moore went to West
Sullivan Sunday TO spend the week with
Ger daughter, Mrs. Harvard Havey, who
is i'll.
Mrs. Emma Uphsm, who has been At
Mrs. J. 5. Coombs' the past week, re-
torned to her home in Winter Harbor
SUNDAY.
The school league had a pleasant and
profitable evening with Whittier Thurs
cay After fine program, a social Was
enjoyed.
Mrs. George W. Allen, who spent the
winter in Boston, was at her home at the
Sands one DAY last week. Capt. Allen is
expected IN about two weeks, when they
Will open their house.
Nav & q
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Beatrice johnson, of East Sullivan,
is clerking in the store of l.. l. Smith.
T. s. Liscomb and wife left Monday
morning for weeks visit with friends
in Penobscot.
Mrs. FL. d. Averil and children have
returned from Seal Harbor, where they
have been the guests OF Mrs. X. E. Camp
bell at the Glen Cove.
Special evangelistic meetings were held
at the Baptist church every evening of last
week excepting SATURDAY., Revs. c. F. Nc
Roy and Carlotte Garland. II Bar Harbor,
assisting Pastor Lorimer. There was a
good attendance and interest at each SER
vice.
Nays R.
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Letisia Sprague has been spending
few days with relatives at fremont and
Mckinley.
Rev. A. B. Carter preached bis first
sermon here at the Methodist church.
All are glad to see him back.
Sunday Edwin Lopaus and wife visited
Mrs. Lopaus' father, Capt. W. s. Norwood,
of Seal Cove, who came home from sea i'll
Friday.
Mrs. Helen lawson Murphy and chill
dren. who have spent few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. G. G. lawson, returned to
Roekland to-day.
May 8. THELMA.
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winter. All are glad to see tbsn
see Mr.. Manchester so much ima. s0d
health. proved
May1.
SULLIVAN HARRop

Eugene Urann is teaching in ",
Miss Harriet Corners, OF Bos,o,
town recently. 'al
Eugene Simpson arrived f,on,
bridge, Mass, last week. aa
Mrs. George T. Noyes went 10
sunday. for the summer. SAW
Mrs. Gilley, of Southwest p.,.
housekeeper for c. H. Preble.
Miss Wilson has accepted a po.is
Pressure Isle, and will leave soon
Capt. Dennis and wife and Mis-. u
Simpson returned last week from H..
Fred Dennis, of Chicago, was
end guest of his parents, Capt. and y
Benpis. A'
Mrs. Parker Wiley died at the hou.
her son, Ernest Wiley, wednesd.-
pneumonia. The body was taken II =, !
ryfield Friday for interment.
May3.
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THELMA.
DEDHAM.

Alonzo Gray has gone to Bradley.
Miss Bertha Dorr. of East Oriand, is
visiting friends in town.
H. P. Burrill and wife went to Old Town
Friday to visit relatives.
Bert VenadestIne and wife. OF Orono,
are guests of W. W. Black and wife.
Harold Burrill has accepted position
as foreman on farm owned by Black
Bros, OF Bangor.
Mrs Lizzie Burrill and her sister, Miss
Gladys Eldridge, are visiting their mother
Mrs. Wentworth Staples.
Nav g. p
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WINTER aARBoR.

Everett W. Smith came home from
Holden Saturday
Miss Madge Tracy, OF steuben, is at
work at DR.. smaii's.
c. I. Hooper and wife spent Sunday at
their old home at South Gouldsboro.
Bertron Rand is in Portland this week,
delegate to the grand lodge of Masons.
Joseph L. Smsliidge has a crew of men
at work repairing the coal wharf for the
summer business.
Mrs. A. +. Small is in Portland this
week, the guest of Miss Clara L. Jones
at the Maine general hospital.
Mrs. Idalla Hill, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Crane, the past
week, returned TO her home in Brooklin
Thursday.
B. E. Tracy and family, who have been
tenants in the Bunker and Tracy building
during the winter, have returned to their
pleasant home on Grindstone avenue.
E. 8. J. Morse, of the Eastern Steamship
Co., Bar Harbor, was in town this week to
consult with DIR. Small. While in town
he was the guest of Mrs Jennie Kingsley.
The annual exercises of David A.
-Weare post, 6. A. R., will be held at
Winter Harbor Memorial day. Rev. E.
3. Drew, pastor OF the Baptist church,
will deliver the memorial grafton.
The twenty-second annual convention
Of the Woman's Christian temperance
union will be held at the Baptist church,
Winter Harbor, Tuesday and Wednesday
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SEAL HARBOR.

Mrs. Ed. Dow has returned to her home
at fremont.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
David Marshall May1
DR.. Wood, of Bar Harbor, visited
friends here over Sunday.
A. E. Clement bought fine pair OF
driving horses last week.
Miss Myra Pease, of Bar Harbor, Visited
Mrs. Parker over Sunday.
George L. Stebbins and family, OF New
York. are at their cottage for the season
May 8. MALvrNA.
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GOULDSBORO

Mrs. A. Il. Guptill, who has been s.,.
ing month in Harmony with her a..
ter. Mrs. J. 8. Bragg, is home.
Because Of the storm OF wednesd.v q,
meeting of Pomona grange with cu.b,..
grange was postponed until THURSDAY
Henry Tracy, who, with his family \.
been living at West Gouldsboro the :.
year, has moved into his own house h..
Owing to the illness OF the teacher ",
Nutter, there WAS no school in the p,u,,,
department Thursday, but Friday ,ou,i
her back at her post.
Mays. Inv
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OTTER CREEK.

Twin daughters were born to shidrI
Bracy and wife, Maya,
John Stanley had the misfortune to d.
his horse one day last week.
Mrs. Evie Wright and family IA,
moved home from Bar Harbor.
Road Commissioner E. n. Wall. M
commenced work on the roads.
Fri Bunker, OF Northeast Harbo., 4
with his brother. w. II. Bunker, %, ,
while.
Mrs. Eva Mckay and family, OF south.
west Harbor, have moved into Floren,u
Davis house for the summer.
Maya. Ayoy.
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MT DESERT FERRY.

Mrs W. W. Jellison returned home last
Saturday.
Harvard Carter is teaching the grammar
school at Hancock.
Irving Leland spent Friday night and
Saturday at F. L. Colby's.
Lewis Spratt and family have moved
into the Joseph Jellison house.
Mr.. Parsons, OF Ellsworth. recently
made short visit with his cousin, Mrs.
Nettie Higgins.
Miss Carrie Colby, who has been seri-
ously i'll of typhoid fever and pneumonia
at the home of her sister in West Scar
boro, is gaining.
May 3. C.
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OAK POINT.

Mrs. Clara Day is boarding with NM
Edith Leland.
Charles Sargent has moved to Eden 81
be near his work.
Richmond l.. Murch, who has been
very i'll through the winter, is now sbA
to do some work.
Chester Grindle had large shpmsn.
OF phosphate arrive last week. He is 70.
ing into potato raising quite extensively
Mays. PLurARcH /
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EGYPT.

Holeie Coombs has gone to Bar Harbor
to work.
Norris Savage, who has spent the winter
here, has returned to his summer work at
Bar Harbor.
Lsnora, the little daughter OF Leonard
Clark and wife, who has been very ill of
pneumonia, is gaining rapidly.
The many friends of William F. Jordan
are glad to see him at home after spend
ing the winter in New York and New Jer-
sey.
Willis Billings is boarding his three
Oldest children with his brother, Henry
Billings, for the summer. Mrs. Ed Saw
age is taking care Of the youngest child.
May 3. q
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BEECH HILL.

John Richardson is ill.
Miss Jessie Fullerton is visiting Mrs.
Ernest Richardson.
Albert Burns, wife and daughter Laura
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Googins and two children.
OF Trenton, visited friends and relatives
here recently.
Mrs. Benjamin Carter has gone to North
east Harbor to take charge OF Atwood e
boarding house.
Mays. n
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SWANS ISLAND

Miss Gladys Stinson is home from 70 k
land, where she has had employment all
winter.
Steamer Gov. Bodweli broke her sha
Tuesday night while docking here. Tie
tag John Morrison, of Rockland, TOW ed
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IL you desire clear complexion take
Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation and
liver trouble, As IL will stimulate these organs
asd thoroughly cleanse your system, which is
Wnat everyone needs in the spring in order
70 feel well. @. A. PARcHsR.
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REV. I. W. wILLIAAsoN's LETTER.

Rev. /. W. Williamson, of HuntipStop w
Va, writes: This Is to certify that / used
Foiey's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaus-
ton and kidney trouble, and am free TO saw
that II Will do all that you claim for its
Foley's Kidney Remedy has restored health
and strength to Thousands Of weak rundown
people Contains no harmful drugs and il
pleasant to take. @ A. PARcnRR
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Hoarseness, bronchitis and other throat
trou baes are quickly cured by Foley's Honey
and Tar. - It soothes and heals the infiamed
tnr9ee and bronchial tubes and the most
having the genuine Foiey's Honey aud lar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-05-05

Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or burns
without scar. Cures piles. eczema, sals
rheum, any itching. Doan's Ointment Your
druggist sells it.-Advt.
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They Never Fail.
That is What They Say About
Them in Ellsworth, aud 1t
Is, Therefore, Reliable.

Another proof, more evidence, Ellsworth
testimony to swell the long list of local
people who endorse the old Quaker rem
edy, Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this con-
vincing endorsement OF that remarkable
preparation:
K. I. Young, farmer, Partridge Road
Ellsworth, Me-, says: before | used
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1902, had such a
severe attack OF backache that / could
scarcely move about. think the trouble
was caused by cold which ! had con-
tracted. I heard so many favorable re-
ports about Doan's Kidney Pills that /
concluded to try them, and procured box
at Moore's drug store. They brought me
prompt relief, and continued using then,
with increasing benefit. 1 have since
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to
many OF my friends, and know of several
who have derived the same beneficial re-
suits from their use."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster MiIburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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HELPS THE W0RKMEN
|nvaIidity and Old Age Pen
sions Prevail in GERMANY,
MANY MILLIONS INSURED
Employer and Employe Subscribe
Equally, According to Wage.
PLANNING FOR EXHIBITION
Imre Kiralfy Appears in Berlin.
Reproduction of Health and
Pleasure Resorts.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cabegram to The Star.
BERLIN, January 20.-Fourteen mil
lions Of persons are insured in Germany
under the invalidity and old age pensions
act, which has been in operation for
eighteen years. Under this act employer
and workman subscribe equally, and the
amount of the subscription of each is from
IL to AZ cents per week, according to
wage.
In the event of permanent inyalidity
through sickness of any sort a pension
is paid from the twenty-sixth week, rang
ing from 81 per year, which is the lowest
amount in the lowest subscribing class
to $112o0 per year. which is the highest
amount payable to those who have sub
scribed on the highest scale
A person, however, must have sub-
scribed 200 weeks before being entitled to
a pension for old age. and the invaliditv
pension is paid only after twenty-six
weeks Of sickness. The act is compulsory
on all from sixteen years of age who. are
in receipt of $40 or less per week
Explanation Of Low Amount.
In explanation of the very low amount
of 81 per year for the invalidity pension
1t should be mentioned that such pension
is paid in respect to q sickness which
does not entirely incapacitate On the
other hand. total incapacity entities to \
higher pension than that awarded to a
old, and this has led to the curious result
of expenditure in respect to old age being
q yearly diminishing amount.
Infirmity comes before seventy In many
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into one compartment. with center aisle,
and seats on either side facing the motor
man. There are sliding doors on the side
of both the front and rear ends. which
| are operated by the conductor from with
| in by means of compressed air, which also
| regulates the folding and the unfolding of
! the car steps by which passengers enter
| or leave the car.
The conductor stands in the center OF
| the rear end. When the stops, by
slightly moving a lever he opens the rear
door for the entrance of passengers, and
the car step is lowered in place for use.
When passengers have boarded another
| movement of the lever raises the step and
closes the car door, so that it is impoSSi-
BILE for any one to hang on to the car or
try to enter 1t then or when in motion.
The door next to the adjoining track is
always closed and locked No one is per-
mitted to board from the front. Door
and step there are regulated for exiting
passengers in a similar manner by the
motorman.
These cars are also made with what is
known as "single ends and double
ends" although the tendency of the
times is toward loops at the terminals of
car lines, the single end car is most in
use and doubtless will predominant in the
future.
In "pay-within" cars the ''pay-as-you-
enter" rule is enforced. AS the passenger
paid. as the conductors duty at the door
lever will not permit him to leave his
post to make fare collections.
| Conductor and motorman are protected
| from cold and storm, as both are inside
| the car. The conductor is also able to
| prevent overcrowding, because he has it
absolutely in his power to close the door
| and raise the entrance step when he will.
| Drop sashes are provided In the front
| and rear ends. These, with half the side
windows in the car, may be lowered in
summer.
The 'pay-as-you- enter cars of the Capt.
| tai Traction Company are promised, in
| part, by March 1. For the Washington
| Railway and Electric Companys lines
| they are expected to arrive about the mid
| die of May or the first of June. No date
| has been announced for the Introduction
of the ''pay-within'' cars. Indications
point to their installation some time dur
: ing the summer.
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Bath Brushes, 2@c.
Some ONLY I6c

The usual 75c Brushes are to he
a,c and the usual 39c Brushes are to
be only 16c. Each fitted with long
handle.
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2oc bottle Holmes
Frostilla. .15c
PC Sanitol Tooth
Preparations. ,15c
5Oc jar Ponds Ex-
tract Cold Cream. .30c
SOC bottle Danderine
Hair Tonic. Bic
soc jar Pompeian
Massage Cream. .o9c
&c box Lust-rite Nail
EHdmei .19c
2oc size Woodbury's
Facial Cream or
SOAP. .15c
81 box Whites Gale
ga Iablets. .79c
zoe box Melrose Skin
coa'..- y9C