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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
CHAMPION GIVES WRESTLING
FANS CHANCE TO SEE HIM
AT WORK.
TRIES FAMOUS TOE
HOLD ON OPPONENT.
Gotch Wins Easily, as Was Expected
Ex-champion Mcleod and Alex Ban.
der Have Lively Match Which the
Former Wins in Straight Falls
Crowd Pleased With the Exhibit.

An dQQlence OF over tVU men, many
of whom We're from nearby towns, saw
the worlds champion wrestler. Frank
A. Gotch, of Humboldt, in an exhibi-
ton match with Carl Olson, of st.
Louis, at the Odeon, Monday night. and
were pleased with the match, which
Gotch won easily. They also saw Ex-
Cham pion Dan Mcleod. and the Aus
TRAN, Alex Bander, mix in the semi
finals, which Mcleod won in straight
falls.
At times both matches were very
lively, but Gotch had comparatively
little 10 do 10 put Olson's shoulders
to the mat twice in II and ) minutes
Gotch Works Fast.
1t was s:25 when the principal event
was announced by W. W. Terrill. of
Tama, an old Humboldt friend Of
Gotch, who. as Gotchs pastor, referred
TO the first match he ever wrestled
Gotch appeared on the stage amid din
OF applause that lasted for almost
a minute The audience insisted that
the champion make a speech, which he
did very briefly.
When George turner, OF uFaeF' Miio
Eeleieea' ne
ping about Lightly began al once 70
assume the aggressive. | ne men ou!!eu
about the ring Tor a moment Or W.
with arms I9eNed' men o'son "e'l' -
The mat W.. o9fch oeAlha Alhl.
Gotten hadlsd Tor a moment lot q
ssoid' got an arm an efPleh hpIo' ''u I
olson broHe i ana s!lnPeq 3ut % uali-
ger as ne es.d'4i ,',9a 50, nm
IMAM Pioh Uses oe F'o'a'
olsoh go Aii 4eel AGAIN 9"- N'.5lc-i
move % Ms ies ahel ma e'isoli az aiii
on the MAI aTd On me e'sle..Se otsoIi
prohe an arm q 'lS ~" .otieu 1"l
ana assumed 'he 9it-l7iN $ 'us iie
eould 90 aoIA!.'s. '1oua' Win eA y eiiie
rapsdltE' Went peeh d ''ts'H anu, go
ans nam pE me vast s-aHiiileu mn GA
the mat ana leaped on 1op on MN. 20
Two other occasions ms c!ldil!'io"
picked up ms opponent VINO WEIGHS
ABOUT 2V0' ana hung nun 20 me mat a.
tho ne We're a sack o. hour'
Gotch flddled for hota ana nhaAs
got what ne wanted nus famous tos
mold on olson tetl i'ol' i1iSt, " ~
as ne put the pressure on o.son ga.
way put pfooaolN because I,Oeii ui'
not want to, Olson got OUT OF the 'lsl
place
Again Gotten picked up the Dig sMeof
and hurled MN 10 .ne canvas, ol7oi
Slipped out OF nftif -\etsoh' ana mp
ment later ne got aWa% from MAJ
Nelson and erotch. Gotten kept are
MN merellesslN' ana pinned ms shoo.o'
ers TO the mat with an arm ana scis
sors hold the TIME was II minutes
Second Fall in Five Minutes.
When the men met for the secon'
fall Olson ducked and tried tor lei
hold. but missed it and Gotten cam
back by jumping in, SEEING the s"ed
by the leg and tripping him. Olson 10
n short time. assumed the offensive
but Gotten smiled at the futile EFFORTS
For time hey mixed Things rapldlS
Gotch keeping perslstently after nj
man, never giving him moments res
Once again Gotch hurled olson bod1l
to the mat Twice Olson narrow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Licensed to Wed,

John Samuel Jay, painter, aged 90,
and 1nez Price, aged IS, both of ST.
Anthony.
Luther Ray, retired. aged So, of
Rockford, Iowa, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller, aged so of this city.
Chauncy L. Garrett, farmer, aged %
of Colo, and Florence I. Pentz, aged
IS. OF Cedar Rapids.
Frank Elmer Hayes. farmer. aged %
Of Montour, and Edith Myrtle Merri 1t
aged 90, of Gladbrook.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Nut for the PhilosopF. e. !

Nut for the Philesopt. &c.
Suppose q tree is going to fall; will
some OF the high foreheads explain
why in It's falling It always brushes
the man with small income and large
family, the one most needed among
the number Of men at its basel
Atohison Globe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
In the Police Court.

John Hall, E. E. Strong, the latter
of the soldiers home, Oscar johnson
and Clark Frost, were arraigned before
Mayor Ingledue this morning on
charge of being drunk. Strong was
turned over to the home authorities.
and the others were sent to Jail for six
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
EAco, EAco, EAco.

Tho Cream Of Flours-Nons Other So
Good.
No other -four is designed and pro-
portioned by the employment of as
much technical skill and knowledge
as is EACO Winged Horse -four Let us
prove 1t by sending you a sack to day.
Always all right.
E. E. BENEDICT, PEEK & co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Prescriptions.

We use knowledge and care in the
selection Of ingredients which go into
prescriptions, and science in COM
pounding them. In case of sick
ness, which is more important that
the prescription be filed by Cheap
druggist or by good druggist?
Charles ]. Lander, Old Reliable Drug
pist
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Move to Discharge Kroener.

After the evidence in the case Of
perjury brought against ]. c. Kroener
by T. F Bradford, had been introduced
in Justice AIillard's court this morning.
Kroener's attorney made motion that
his client be discharged and the
charge dismissed. Justice Willard took
the motion under advisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Easy Money.

Gnf-You look prosperous, old man
Grafton-Yes. / suppose you reat
about Nuritch's ambition to be a sen
ator?
Griff-Well, yes; see by the pa
pers that, he says he's in the hand
of his frisnds-"
Grafton That's It I'm one Of hi
friends. Catholic STANDARD an,
Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Lightning Destroys

thousands of dollars worth of property
that could be saved by having your
buildings rodded properly with good
copper rods, shuch as P. F. Arney is
furnishing. Call at Arney's store and
see the best lightning rod on the mar
ket-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Feminine Paranons,,

The aristocratic English lady Is the
only member Of her sex who can man.
age to give and attend receptions and
parties. go to balls and bazars. hunt
travel, accomplish thousand duties
and yet be a good and devoted
mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20

ing jail was filed against Mrs. How
ard when she was arraigned before
Mayor Ingledue this morning. She was
released and given until tomorrow noon
to get out of town to prevent being ar
raigned on the charge of jail break
ING
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Woman Who Broke Jail Re-. arr. -,

Mrs. Shorty Howard, the woman
who was arrested last week for being
drunk and disorderly, and who es-
capped shortly after by crawling thru
basement window Of the county iaf1
annex, was re-arreeted by OFFICER La9e
Monday afternoon. A charge OF break
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
Cure Tor Burns Or seaIds.

Cure for Burns or ecalds.
Thoroughly bruise a raw onion and
q potato into pulp, by scraping or
beating them with rolling pin; mix
the pulp with a good tablespoonful Of
salad oil, and apply 1t to the naked
burn or scald; secure 1t on the part
18th linen bandage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-20
GOOD ADVICE.

Hopkins & Son Tell You Some Facts
About Your Clothes.
Don't be in a rut. Ruts are the
grooves worn smooth by the wheels of
the many who are satisfied to jog
along in the procession behind the
other fellow. But the man who wants
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
MARIETTA PLACE

on Jones and Leavenworth. between 10th and goth, we offer the
ery for the price OF anything on the market as close in. Omy
walk to theaters or business center. All special taxes paid, perm
uniform grade and no old buildings encu mberins the ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
SNAP

70 acres I milefrom Gath and N ST.. So.
Omaha, $3.50.
T-room house. strictly modern, 2ad near
grace, s.. go. 1850 cash, balance $50 per.
W. q. SHRIVER.
l0s N. Y. Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
DEATH AND TUEHRAL NOTIONS.

SALTER-Caroline s., July 9, 1909, aged 81
years 4 months and % days.
Funeral services will be held from the
1914 Douglas street, Sunday, July II. at 5
p. m. Interment will be at Moline, Ill.
ROBERTS-George Lewis, died July 10,
aged Q weeks and Z days
Funeral private
wAGMAN-MrA Maud s.. age 20 years,
July 10.
Funeral from family residence, 1920 South
Twenty second, Monday, July II, at 2 D.
m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Friends invited.
HOOCK-Mrs, Agnes b., at the residence
of her son, Oscar b. Hook. West Center
street
Funeral Monday. . p. M, at Evergreen
cemetery. Friends invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
HOUSES

LOO 2Ns 8 18th ST. ntosb Ioom cottage with fruit sd garden; lot E1lO #
uS@-$S Speding St. '50xIS IT, nice bO pm cottage excellent. repari lew paving
HS" All \: 10Th ST. SEomc cottage with bath Ees and city wa@rip paved street. all
1NO- AO- Coby t., 5xA II, with Troomh house all modern;c CLOSE to car md school
a good place Terms $500 cash. balance same as rent
~ capt 1fee Owner nS TSas n move Tn H aseor r"s "a Sf9 SntE MOUSE Gus al an m SSGd S Ss
been reduced from 5000 for Guck sale Only half block from car South
Dodge st., nearly new square &tory house, rooms, thoroughly MODERN;
oeTennd basement with not AM cold waeril lot xI2 IT, paving pMd Price
49, reduced for quick sale -5
bo-o s., Central Boulevard In Creghtons First addition, full lot with handsome
swz Sroom BUNGALOW very attractive M well built
NO. s. Central Boulevard, in Creightons First addition 2stoy TIoom house
with, rot water heat thoroughly .modern; choice east front lot high and COM
handing view. A n excellent purchase ant delightful location.
bbO 500 s go ave on, car line Creghtons First addition 2story Srom house.
bMt y owner and vel built thoroughly modeni oak finish downstairs A
@bO-GS Pine ST. opposite Brownsl Hall. lot 6ra IT., large sroom house 2story
ton and very cheap bt REASONABLE offer this week Will be Considered
RbW-u0 s SD, corner of Pacific east 'front.' lot Hxn IT. modern attractive Sroom
house, e&utfu corner good barn both streets paved, Owner located BUSH
%&o-lA S Gd st. east front lot 6@rn IT., with good wenbunt loroom house.
to California INC has reduced price materially for a quk sale IT'S cheap
%@0 Ss 8 $50 ST. Creghtona First addition. very, handsome sroom modern resi-
floors bstp umbtgi fireplace IN buffet built in; lot NXIO IT. This will GER
hSn- Ss Capitol Ave Dundee. DxlN IT., with handsome room bungalow. finished
In OAK birch and fir. with oak floors 81; thoroughly modern; handsomely ar
$Mo-o 18th St. near Field Club n W oolworh Ave, lot 8x1S IT,, With new
handsoms6 gftets nd china cabinets living room with beam ceiling mission
make attractive price, although 1t is worth tho price asked
VACANT BARGAINS
nSo-chOce fn lot or Central Boulevard. CrdEhtons FH Addition; sewer,w water
ANN IgsIp Gmanen, walks no paying IA K to pay; high and slightly,
commanding view. A decided barga IL.
RNA STREET CORNER
Northwest corner &th N Farnam sts. 1870 IT. on Farnam b y 14 IT on 18Th
Without doubt the best vacant o%n@ on FaTnan. west Of Bh. St An ideal
ant to about 100 per IT. only. Al specials pad'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 1855; prompt
service: set our prices. i1O Farnam st
GANGEsTAD. 4N Bee Bldg. Tel. D.. 8se7.
JAYNE INV. CO.. first floor N. Y. Life
BENJAMIN n q. CO.. ~ Brandeis Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUsT CO.
CHAS. Il. WILLIAMSON, President
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BOULEVARD HOUSE. 12B North 10th St.,
. rooms modern, only $500. Thomas
Brennan, Room ] New York Life Bldg.
FIVE-room all modern house, near S4th
and Mason SITS. Price, 81, 400. Can make
terms.
P. o. NIELSEN & CO.,
TWS N. Y. Life Bldg. Both Phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Sam Kuxleman, 2la5 Burdatte
street, boy; Fred Gibson. ZOOS Capitol
avenue, boy; G.. L. Bramon, 2213 Larimore
avenue, girl; Leslie Sublime, 1650 South
Twenty eighth street, boy.
Deaths-Thomas J. Sheridan, 1A7 Georgia
avenue, 8 days; Mrs. Maggie Miles, St.
Joseph's hospital. 49,; Alma B. Nelson, s629
Jackson street, "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Three tsIl2 feet lots facing east on 8st St, just south of Cur
Omaha one block from Florence car. Delightful east view and
you should certainly buy one of these los Immediately, Only Il
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Hard to Find
Birket & Tebbens
PRTERS TRUST COMPANY,

PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
Ground Floor N. Y. Life Bldg:
81, S50-Good five-room south front cottage,
modern except heat. on Howard near
$50; 81 200 cash required.
five rooms on first floor and five
60x127, nice lawn and shade.
H.So-This is a five-room all modern cot:
S.NO-We beiisvs this is one of the bes.
homes In Omaha for this amount OF
money. II is located on a lot 50xl60
on a paved street, with plenty Of
hood The house has nine large
tel and crate in psrlori 1t is recently
painted and put in fine condition.
$500, ea and no owe RPaWe a afG letter from NJ
the owner TO make It 400, as the
money Is needed. 1t Is No. $3.50
sA,5OO-A very nice country home. near the
Country club and but two blocks
eight rooms and is all modern with
half acre Of ground covered with
hearing fruit OF the choicest varie-
chic Chicken IboS Mouse, aG 70. f Sonse aSd ot HsS
outbuildings. Everything In fine
IS, 7OO-New and entirely modern house of
eight rooms, all finished in hard
wood and on paved street In choice
n%eighborhood has additional lava
tory on first floor and Is an attrac-
tive home. Near Sst and Cas- SITS.
IS, 0o-Eight-room house IN the West Far
Rsrd%ood on first floor; east 'front.'
and in good condition.; located on
31st Ave. near Dodge. The best thing
In the West Farnam district at the
price.
q, Lighthouse Of nine rooms, consisting of
reception hall. parlor. library, dining
room and kitchen on first floor, five
bedrooms and bath on I'd floor, steam
heat, hardwood finish, cemented
basement with laundry and toilet;
ground 6Ox136. Everything in fine
condition. Located near 18th on
Lake.
ss,5OO-in the Hansoom park district on slst
south OF Pacific: nine rooms and re-
ception hall; east front lot bOxl5o;
street paved and paving paid: good
barn with driveway; plenty Of shade
and some fruit No better location
in HRnscom park
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
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NJ any of the following drug stores
enc f. your "cOrner aruggtstf'-they
are all branch offices for The Bee
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promptly ana on the same rates as at
the main office in The Bee Building,
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Becht Pharmacy. Benson, Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, SD and Cunning.
Blake's Pharmacy, 2S25 Sherman Ave.
Coughlin. G. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 2S1S Military Ave,
Conte. ]. B.. s1st Ave. and Farnsm ST.
Crisssy Pharmacy, 9sth and Lake SITS.
Cermak, Emil, 1fot-e 3. 18th st.
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1886 Ames Avenue. $1,000

Five-rooms new, all modern cottage, Just
completed. Is a dandy little homo for
a nice terrace, on car line, close to school
and churches. Can make reasonable terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
D. V. Sholes Company
Ill Board of Trade Bldg. Telephones; Douglas 40;
10th and Farnam SITS. Independent A-2049.
CITY

Five handsome, we'll built, new houses, ready for occupancy,
facing south on Parker street, within half block or less of Walnut
car lines. Beautiful, high, slightly gr~ounds-largel lots 50x-
$50 and $50 feet deep. Prices as followsi
No. s-nNn EroOms strictly modern with furnace 500 cash. balance SIS per month
NO EIHaS" (! rooms strictly ,msasrn wi tn tTnaos story ant a half SIS" cash.
No 1900 : rooms large living room ii IT long full twostmyi 1900 cash. bal
No fsHnS&S@Sc Rc % %SHV R4h s.tsirwas 20 It t a% living room mahossny. finish; hand
~ sons Suns and bookcases built Ia a very Tine place Ss a nG,S d smen 0S oae SRnr
room with hul1n buffet hanasSme Interior nnsh5 IN fact the best ungsiow
gas permanent walks in hont Of lott and around the house; handsomely dec!
lures They are the best houses 10 III money in the eSdfs city. and tn 10
CREIGHTON'S SECOND ADDITION
On East Side of Military Ave, Between Seward and Parker Ss
An lots ar H11o an rD feet deep. with 90 feet street, sewer. water gas. per.
% an ns Ssbfsi S6wS to SssSeSo ss1 to S 5se g%S Y. car s ssTH Ss,o s PsG o+ fT STcd SS ,SSG
{ per cent for cash
~CREIGHTONiS FIRST ADDITION
South Side of Hanscom Park
nsnt walks; uniform sr%%as Terms SSnss nm cash, balance n quail Som+annu%
MARIETTA PLACE
The most beautiful tract facing, HanscOm Park IN SD between Francis and
SITS extending back to $50 covered with large oak sa other trees, Of ten
onehhd down, balance one VIZ and three years at per cent Complete patw with
MILTON ROGERS PLACE
For Flats or Close in Residence.
art on s ZONES *: S Sa. 1: :s ssnyTSSsTn: between Tss 1:s and sta xs Gmer the the best % inside I RToD,
unborn grade mo 10 old buildings encS%beins the ground ground p""A"sn' "s"~0"
CHEAP LOTS
$500 Down and $500 Per Month-No Interest.
Three 1l2 fee. lots facing east o. sit St, just sOyth of Curtis Ave, near Fl
You should certainly buy one of these Is immediateyt Only tSse@ lett '~"
HOUSES
Evening journal., 1909-04-27
Chatty Stories OF the Day

II. X Adair. the detective being complmented in
Grand Rapids about an abscondng banker he had
earth.
"Oh, the himself away" said Mr. Adair. 'He
shied toN much Everything seemed in his morbid mind.
20 point suspicion at him. lie like the old wildly
"Ano Id wildly went 10 the undertakers to
order a coffin for her deceased husband
'He very. very very good 70 me- she said and
III have coffin Of the best yellow pine
'"Yes, madam. Thatll be Sl4' said the undertaken
And what kind Of trimmings will you have the cot
'"Trimmn'si' cried the WILDLY And right
well know, spalpeen. that I'll have trimmins
all when It the trmmn's that the poor lad died
Of, bad luck to 'emi"f-Detrot Free Press
President Taft likes golf and he plays fairly good
game" said Chevy Chase caddy "A fairly good game,
at least when he's in FORM
He was out OF form day when he played here.
He was Just back from Cuba, and guess the voyage
had him. After pretty work on the rst
two holes he said apoogeticaly his caddy strang-
er from the East:
I'm certainly out OF form today I've been a sea
voyage ynu see. II must have upset me-
PLAYED before, have ye?' said the caddy"-Washing-
ton Star.
Evening journal., 1909-04-27

Miss Annie Wise will own and oc-
cupy the new residence for which
specifications have been accepted, at
Bradford and Division streets. op-
posite First Baptist Church. 1t will be
a frame cottage with bath and modern
conveniences.
The new capitol building commission,
at the meeting here on Thursday, will
have to decide. or soon thereafter. upon
site. No site is indicated in the
bill, although It was understood by
some that the States residence prop
erty known as the Jump property. ad-
joining the old State House, would be
torn away and the building construct
ed on that site and TO adjoin the pres
ent state House with an enclosed cor
ridor between the new and old build
ings. The commission. however, may
decide to keep the Jump property
standing. as it is paying an excellent
rent, and put the administration build
ing elsewhere. This it is declared, is
only a remote possibility.
Evening journal., 1909-04-27
MARKET STREET

tary skill as the Young Turks have mani
tested the spiritual power hardly will as
sert itself against well-trained guns and
bayonets Nothing succeeds like success,
and at the moment when all Europe is all
but PROSTATE in admiration OF the strategy
and discipline Of Schefket Pasha's troops
and the statecraft Of Niazi Bey the Ma
hometan powers win not be disposed TO
block the path Of modernism in the setting
up Of new government
Probably the sultan's share in IT, now
that his defenders have shed the blood OF
the Constitutional patriots, viii be either
little or nothing. The prospect that he
can retain even nominal sovereignty dis
appears in the rivulets Of blood that have
trickled around his throne. Young Tur-
key has shown that It can hold fanaticism
in check, at least IN the centres to which
Western civilization repairs. This was not
the least Of the marvels Of the capture Of
Constantinople. Abdul Hamid viii do wen
TO save his head. and will do more than
we may now except in the march Of events
II he holds the semblance of his Caliphate.
There is a new order in Turkey. Out Of
Il may grow not only a new and modern
Power. but one to be reckoned with in a
way something like the world had to con-
slider that Var Eastern Power which
sprang from nothing TO gigantic stature in
a short half century. Turkey under tho
progressive regime may initiate the ex-
ample Of Japan. For Turkey has the ma
teriai, and the brains, too, it may also be
believed 10 take at single bound a for
ward leap of centuries from its place in
the ranks Of backward nations.
Evening journal., 1909-04-27
Editorial
Opinion
The New Turkey.

New York Press.
with the surrender Of the Yildlz Kiosk
20 the Young Turks, and Niazi Bey In
command Of Constantnople. It would
seem that the rule OF Abdul Hamid has
come TO an end and that neither his allies
in Berlin nor his power as the Caliph can
avail to save any considerable part OF his
authority.
The Sultan evidently underestmated the
strength Of the Young Turk movement in
the negotiations prior 70 the spectacular
assault and capture OF the Ottoman cap
itaLIt is doubtful now II the sheik-ul-lslan
will persist in his support Of Abdul Hamld
In the presence OF such strength and mill.
Evening journal., 1909-04-27

anniversary of the establishment OF the adverts-
ing agency of n w. Aver and Son, was cee-
brated with dinner that was largely attended.
This house is one of the pioneer advertising
agencies in the country as well as one of the
foremost In the work of its peculiar field it
has always been in the lead and its remarkable
growth in business and influence has kept pace
with the development of the newspaper publish
ing business. The Aver firm has always been
noted for its high reputation and fair dealing
With forty years Of solid business experience be-
hind it, it should be able to go forward with
more energY and assurance than ever