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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-14
Get Settled
BEFORE
Cold Weather

Here are few Of the good ones we have
on our list:
If these don't suit, call and we win show
you some more:
Hanscom Park District-2114 s. 34th, near
Windsor school, 5-room cottage, oak finish,
modern throughout; laundry, brick founda-
ton, cemented cellar, screens and storm
sash; barn; shade; lot 50x1b0; $500.
Near 22d and SpragueS brand new house,
rooms; first floor oak, second, hard pine;
modern throughout; comb. fixtures; &C.
mented cellar, $780,
Near ed and Sprague, almost hew, 5
rooms, oak finish; modern throughout; lot
t0x124; will take 500 or $500 lot In south
west part of town in part trade, $3.50. .
S035 Stone Ave, 6-rooms, oak finish, elc.
light, block from car line; carpenter shop
16x20; two lots 100x1SS sloping east and
south, 5000.
Near Goth and Blnney, rooms. bungalow
style; brand new; strictly modern; rents
s25 per month; $500 cash will handle. Price
5000.
Near 30th and Fowler, Groom bungalow,
new; modern except heat; lot 50x141; $500
cash will handle. Price $2,75O.
Mason and 47th, rooms cleo. light; we'll,
fruit lot 5Ox147, $l,sOO.'
PERRINE & WOLCOTT,
Suite $40 Brandeis Theater
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HOME BARGAINS.

I HOME BARGAINS.
Eight rooms; modern; hardwood finish;
built 8 years ago for a home by well-to-do
merchant looking for comfort. This is on
3 slightly lots overlooking the aviation
grounds VIII mail picture and full par
tioulars upon request,
In Field Club district, 8 rooms and 76-foot
lot; very complete; store room and outside
sleeping room; built years ago for
home, 5000.
On best street In West FarnAm district,
Groom elegant home with garage. S11,00O.
Seven rooms, square 2-story, almost new;
south front full lot; AID and Harvey. A,SOO.
Six rooms, not far from above; older
house. but modern, In splendid condition
and never occupied by anyone but present
owner, $500
HARRISON g. MORTON.
916 N. Y, Life. Tel Doug IA"
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Glover Realty Syndicate
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WE HAVE MOVED
COME AND SEE US IN OUR NEW OFFICES
9131415,16 CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
OPPOSITE ELEVATOR
We Have Twice the Space We Had Before and Will Be
just Twice AS Glad to See You
Here Are Few BARGAINS We Want to Sell This Week

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-14

$4,000 APARTMENT HOUSE FOR $500
GIVE ME $500 CASH
And Will
HOUSE IN WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
THAT IS ALL YOU WILL EVER
HAVE TO PAY ME- FROM
YOUR OWN MONEY.
The rental receipts win absolutely pay
the balance in years. Here are the figures
to prove It.:
Rental receipts. year,.,,.......e $50
Total expense of operation
janitor, coal, water, light,
taxes and every other possible
expense .....,...............,.... lst0
Net returns, 1 year...........t $500
Net returns, years. ....... .S24,OcO
balance purchase prtce)
Just think Of II. At the end OF years on
your small investment of $500 cash you
would be absolute owner of a $4,000 apart
ment house, as the increase in value OF
this place in Z years would be at the mini
mum. 5000. And a permanent yearly net
income of $500 or more.
This apartment house 10 located In the
very best part OF the city. Just completed.
1t consists of IA apartments, s already
rented, and the others will be rented within
a week. Every modern convenience has
been installed and the very best OF material
used IN its construction.
There is not a man with $500 who can
possibly afford to lose a minute In swapping
this up.
Phone Harvey 2ss1 or Webster 1884
Address letter to b S1A, Bee"
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$4,000 DOWN AND $1,000 PER MONTH

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these terms they absolutely In
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22

creased from six months to eight.
The legislature provide for the ap-
pointment, duties, terms of Office, SAL
aries, etc., of at least two high school
inspectors.
The ten-year provision of successful
experience whereby teachers from other
states are granted second grade certif-
Gates be struck out,
Temporary certificates may be issued
by county superintendent and city su.
perintendents in cities of the first class
only to teachers from other states, hold
ing valid certificates of not less than
second grade, and to applicants from
this state who can show satisfactory rea-
sons and excuses for non. attendance at
the last teachers examination.
The law be changed for consolidating
districts so as to encourage and make
more efficient rural supervision.
Sup:. Craig, of Lincoln county, was
elected as Joint chairman of the three
counties and others that will join later
to present these at the State Teachers
Association and urge them before the
legislators OF Eastern Washington for
their support in the legislature. Already
quite a number of these newly elected
men have indicated their intention of
supporting the changes 30 strongly de.
sired by the school people. The changes
are etep toward conditions in states
which have the best of schools and are
needed in our state.
More pupils are crowding Miss Jones'
and Miss Dunwoodie's rooms, handi-
Gaping the school more than ever. The
school board is trying to find more room
to move Miss Dunwoodie's room If pos
sible.
The school board announced that
school vacation will extend from Dec. "a
to Jan. 1-onlY one week.
Several of the rooms are to have very
nice Christmas exercises Friday. The
high school, on account of its changes In
teachers and classes lately has not tried
to prepare program.
This is the last week of the month and
report cards will be given out by nearly
all of the rooms.
The pupils of the eighth grade are
working hard in order to prepare to take
four or five of the subjects in the eighth
grade examination next January, 60 as
to be freer for the more difficult subjects.
in May.
Considering the cold weather the at
tendance has been exceptionally good.
The attendance officer has had few vista
to make.
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water to provide for irrigation. Other
lands in the district are sub-lrrigated
and when placed under cultivation will
assist materially in the growth in wealth
and population of this section.
There are numerous other indications
that the Pend Oreille valley is about to
enter onto an era of growth far in ex-
cess OF that enjoyed in the past two
years. Transportation facilities are the
best in the Northwest and men of cap
ital and brains are backing the work of
develonment
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
SCHOOL NEWS Of THE WEEK.
Newport Debaters Defeated At
Sprague. Wash.
School Attendance Still Growing

The debaters went to Sprague Friday
In the second round of the debate series
and were thoroughly defeated. Their
opponents excelled them in delivery and
oratorical finish; while Milton Moeser
did good work in rebuttal. There were
several unfortunate things that put New
port debaters at decided disadvantage.
The temperature of the house was be-
tween 81 and 40, SO that they had to
wear their overcoats. The presiding
officer tried to entertain the audience
between the speeches with jokes and
stories. The program did not start until
$3.50 p. M, and by that time the audi
ence and debaters were weary from a
musical program. The judges were l. C.
Libby. of the Spokane high school; G..
Z. Dill, an attorney who formerly in
structed in debating at Spokane high
school, and J. F. Hencke, the Y. M. C..
A. secretary at Pullman. The appoint
ment of the latter, man without any
debate training or experience, was criti-
cised by both sides. This is the second
misfortune Newport has suffered at the
hands of the state committeeman's
judge. After the debate the school crowd
repaired to the school building and had
very pleasant hour of entertainment
and refreshment. Afterwards those W ho
danced went back to the debate build
ing. When the debaters came back
through Spokane they met the Harring-
ton team on its way back from giving
Colville such thorough defeat and sent
Colville card with sympathy. They
received an answer from the Colyille de-
baters Tuesday.
The legislative committees of Spokane
and Stevens counties teachers institutes
met with the Lincoln county principals
at the Spokane Y. M. G. A. last Satur-
day, and agreed on several changes
strongly desired in the school code in
the next legislature. They are:
The county superintendent term of
Office be extended from the present term
of two years to four years and his salary
be made the same as the county auditor.
The minimum term of school be in
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
DIVISION MOVEMENT GROWS
All Part. OF Proposed County
Working Together.
Prominent Men Favor Division.

During the past week the county di-
vision movement has been gathering
strength in all parts of the proposed new
county. The need for county division is
so apparent and the growing wealth and
Importance of the proposed county are
becoming generally understood to be
sufficient to conduct the administration
If county affairs to the benefit not only
If the people as whole, but to the best
interests of all residents and taxpayers.
A meeting Vas held at Cusick Friday
evening, which was we'll attended by
residents of the town and of the Calispel
valley. The proposed county division
was fully discussed, and at the close of
the meeting rising vote of the people
Of the community was called for, with
the result that all but one voted for di-
vision, the single exception not voting
either way. Speakers who addressed
the meeting were Ed Appel. Fred L..
Wolf, G. w. Sutherland, s. J. Appleman
and J. NJ. Mcdonald, of Newport; H.W.
Reading, of Metaline Falls; H. H. Muir
ray, of lone; George H. Jones and F. E.
snedecor, of Usk; R. 8. Proctor, of Dali
knea. In addition practically all the
residents of the community arose and
voiced their sentiments as favorable to
division. The matter was discussed in
all it's details, many questions being pro-
pounded and considered, and the meet
ing closed with the best of feeling pre-
yaling.
Among the residents of the Pend
Oreille valley who has been in touch
with county affairs is w. l. Fountain,
one of the oldest resi- dents of the valley.
Mr.. Fountain sery ed two years as county
commissioner, and is fully familiar with
the details of county government and
the amount of money required to con-
duct the same. Mr.. Fountain was op-
posed to county division four years ago,
and again two years ago,
when there was some talk of a move
ment for division. He discouraged same
on the ground that the time had not
come for division. Mr.. Fountain has
authorized THE MINER to state that he
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
TO BUILD LOGGING RAILROADS
Will Take Large Area of Good
Timber Lands.
Business Prospects Look Better.

Indications in the business world
point to revival IN all lines shortly af-
ter the coming of the new year. That
the lumber industry will participate in
the general revival is shown by large OF
ders that it is reported were recently
received by large mills of this vicinity
One-mill has entered an order for five
million feet of lumber and on the same
day another mill received two milliou
order.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
Reilroad is preparing for an increase in
business as is shown by an order recent
ly placed for 100 box cars, at cost of
$4,000. Not only is better business
along the line of the road expected but
it is assured that the new cement
plant at Metaline Falls will begin ship
ping about fifteen cars day in the
spring.
Another line of activity that will par
ticularly affect Newport territory is out
lined by the announcement from F. A.
Blackwell that the J.. & w. N. will
buiId two logging roads in the spring to
take off the Panhandle timber. One
road will 60 out from the wye west OF
town and will be extended to the neigh
borhood of Diamond Lake. With its
various branches it will take off all the
Panhandle's holdings in this township,
comprising about Is sections. Another
road will 60 west from the nighborhood
of Dalkena and extend to Davis Lake.
Both roads will 60 into the territory
devastated in August by forest fires and
settlers along the line will have an op-
portunity to save their timber while
the Panhandle is taking off its holdings.
One of the greatest benefits that will
accrue from such large logging opera
tions in this territory. aside from the
number of men employed in the work,
is the placing on the market of large
tracts of land for it is the policy of the
Panhandle Company to dispose of it's
lands as soon as they are logged off.
The large area of territory to be logged
off contains lands available for irriga-
ton and there is sufficient supply of
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22

is now of the opinion that the time has
come and that the proposed new county
is strong enough to 60 it alone. That
the question of division is inevita BILE and
now that We are strong enough in wealth
and population it should be accomplished
without delay.
Mr.. F. A. Blackwell, president of the
Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad
and the Panhandle Lumber Co. and
prominent in the Inland Portland Ce-
ment Co.. is also strongly in favor of
division. Representing the largest tax
paying interests of thenew county he
feels that the movement is for the best
interests of the valley and is heartily
supporting the movement.
Stevens county at present has an area
of approximately 5000 square miles. The
proposed new county has an area of
about 1900 square miles or 965 $40 acres.
1t Is 242 square miles larger than the
state of Rhode Island and about half
the size of the state OF Delaware. There
are II smaller counties In the state of
Washington and eight that have less
population.
In the matter of salaries for county
officers the proposed new county can
provide four deputies at 5000 per year
and still have a pay roll of less than
$l1 900. The salaries of the county
auditor and the county treasurer and
their deputies in Stevens county foot up
to $40, ,79O.l6. The cumbersome shape
of Stevens county and the large volume
of business to be transacted makes the
expense of the county heavy in all lines.
The petition to be presented to the
Legislature asking division will be circu-
lated next week. All voters both men
and women are entitled to a voice in
the matter and their signatures are re-
quested. The petition will be circulated
in all parts of the county and can be
found in the postofices at the smaller
points.
Messrs. Jones & Onesrud, railroad con-
tractors, who have the work of putting
the concrete walls and gates in the CAL
lspel river railroad bridge, are rushing
the work as fast as possible. Their con-
tract amounts to about $4,000. When
the work Of putting in the gates is COM
pleted the Idaho & Washington North
ern will make fill completing the dixie.
It is estimated that the cost of diking
District No. 2 will be about $2.52 per
acre. With the completion of this dixie
all the lands of the Calispel valley, from
Usk to below Locke, will be protected.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
Take Unpatented Lands From N. P.

Suit is said to have been brought bv
the United States attorney general
against the Northern Pacific railway
company to cancel the unpatented land
grant to the railroad company in the
state of Washington. amounting to
thousands of acres.
The suits are brought it is said, un-
der an act of congress passed June %.
1910, which required within 80 days af-
ter notification the deposit with the gov
ernment of sufficient funds to pay for
the surveying, location and selecting of
any of the unsurveyed lands heretofore
granted to this company by congress-
Chronicle.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
Has Plenty of Resources to Make
Two Good Counties

The residents of the eastern
part OF Stevens county will pres
ent petition to the next legisla-
ture asking for the creation of a
new county OF which Newport
shall be the county seat. Owing
to the fact that the topography of
Stevens county is such that it is
naturally divided by north and
south line, the people of the east
side can advance strong argu-
ments in asking for a county of
their own. and if the majority of
them sign a petition to the legis.
lature there appears to be strong
prospect that their request will be
granted.-Editorial in Spokane
Chronicle.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22

The town council met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening and transa cted
the regular routine of business. No
matters of Importance came up for
consideration.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

r. A. BLACKWELL, Paes. HENRY TWEEoiE, PaEs
CHARLES +. CRAIG. CASHIER
J. g. TARRET JACOB MARTIN
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

FIRST CLASS corntr sunny house of 8 rooms;
cheap rent; splendid locality: furnished well
throughout for house keeping; must he sold on
account of sickness: great sacrifice at $3.50;
rooms are all large and very convenient: this
proposition is worth $3.50 more than is asked
for it: If you want convenient, sunny. good
positioned home, that will clear your own rent
and $50 month this. Box 2711, Call.
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FINANCIAL


OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY Co BOND
HOLDERS:
The Ocean Shore Railway has been ordered
sold by the court on November Is, under fore
closure proceedings
All bond holders. in order TO protect their IN
terests, should Join Bond Holders' Committee
and deposit bonds Immediately with the Enfon
Trust Co.. Market st. and Grant V.
List closes shortly, as committee must know
amount of bonds they represent. and have time
TO complete arrangements.
The success Of the committees efforts will
depend upon the support of the bond holders.
Additional information will be furnished by
any of the undersigned.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOND
HOLDERS OF OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
COMPANY.
A. C. KAINS
r. p. ROBBINS.
F. W. BRADLEY.
MAURICE S('HWEITZER.
CHAS c. MOORE, Chairman
Office OF committee. 90 1st ST.
HALF interest given for money to erect mill on
valuable group Of developed gold mines In Cal
ifornia. Box 2703. Call office.
ABBOTT huys BONDS" corporation STOCKS
and DIAMONDS. Money leaned. 250 Market st.
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MINES AND MINING
MONEY TO LOAN

GOLD, smalgam. rich ore bought; cash. assayng
soc Pioneer Assay &c. I3l 5th nr Hnward.
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TRUSSES
HEALTH MOVEMENT

Clark Gandion Co.. 11oS Market: truss fitting
elias. hosiery. abdominal BELTS lady attendants
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LOCKSMITHS

KEYS at factory prices KEY WORKS, SCI Clay
ST., Oakland. Phones Oakland 6717, A25T4.
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FLATS. RESIDENCES. LOFTS
AND OFFICES TO LET
OR LEASE
j. W. WRIGHT & CO..
22s MONTGOMERY ST, MILLS BLDG.
PHONES: oos
DOUGLAS 443o GIGS
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTIoNBERS.
RENTS COLLECTED.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
THIS LIST IS REVISED DAILY.
FLATS AND APTs. NORTH OF MARKET.
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SUPPLIES

l. H. & B. 1. BILL, 543 Golden Gate ay-
Headquarters for Solar lamps yesta batteries
panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts
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BUTTONS AND PLEATING

Steeles button works. 222 Ellis and Mason; Ph.
Frank. 1921 and C452l. Mail orders solicited.
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AA-STRICTLY confidential loans on furniture,
pianos, warehouse receipts security OF any
Kind; loans be repaid in easy weekly,
monthly or yearly payments; we viii arrange
the loan TO suit you. same can be repaid when
ever Feu desire; we give you the full amount
asked for; there are no advanced charges OF
any kind; If you owe another broker OF bills OF
any kind we win pay them for you and give
You more money; it is easier to pay than
number; we make you better rates and
terms than any IN the city: it will pas you
to call and invest igate- ILLINOIS FINANCE
CO.. formerly Illinois Trust Co.. 1915 Eddy, u
block from Fillmore: tel. West 6745; S2924.
AAAA-wE LOAN MONEY TO sALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application;
nothing taken out In advance; red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from US:
s15,o0-Repay $500 month; 400 weekly.
$25. .00-Repay $6-65 month 1.65 weekly
$50. .00-Repay $500 month, $40 weekly
$50. o0-Repay S13.35 month, $3.35 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV CO., 80 PHELAN BLDG.
PRIVATE and confidential: loans on furniture.
pianos. warehouse receipts, diamonds, salary
aad other security: lowest rates. Rooms 207
and 20s, IS7 Market ST. corner 4th; phone
Douglas 1920. Home J4020.
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FURS

GOLDEN GATl FUR CO.. 325 Sutter st.-Re-
modelling and repairing at popular prices. AID
K0C0UR. mgr. Phone Sutter 164S; HIM C35o4.
STELLwAGEN. PRACTICAL FURRIER, 1854
SUFFER- ST. NEAR VAN NESS Av.
LOFSTAD & EVANS. Inc. furriers, 251 Post St.
Mercedes bldg. Sd floor. Tel. Kearny 1850.
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CHINATOWN GUIDES

LEAVES Spreckeis Annex. 107 Market st. even
ings. at o'clock: seats for ladies in waiting.
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS NAMING, designing cutting fitting and
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught; n. Y.
branch of Vienna Tailoring Institute; a tailor
shirt waist pattern cut TO your measure, 25c;
branch of Elite Fashion and Patterns. erin
olfne models sos Grant av.; ph Suffer 1494.
MoD0WELL'S Dress Making and Millinery
School. 721 Geary st. Grant av.: evening
classes; patterns cut to order Douglas 473l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

IF rou are looking for good corner grocery
come aud see us; $500 viii buy it. rent in
neighborhood. RELIABLE INVEST. CO., 9ss
Broadway Oakland.
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WILLOW PLUMES

ATTENTION. LADIES, DO you wish to save
money on yeur winter hat? Would you like
your old hat made over good as new? Your old
feathers or boas made into a beautiful willow
plume? To do this go TO 20f5 Bush st. near
Ruchapsn established 90 years.
NEW Japanese willow plume shop piumes
and repaired; work guaranteed. 1889 Fillmore
81. near Pine. Phone West T424.
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BERKELEY APARTMENTS

TREEHAvEN APARTMENTS. Ridge road near
Euclid az, BERKELEY-UP TO DArH
HOUSE KEEPING APIS. WITH EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE; CALL ANY TINE;
Must BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
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..vIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural non
surgical; cloth bound, 400 page book free
Apply by mail. 636 Pine st Lecture 70
women Thursday. 2:30 y. N.
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MONEY TO LOAN

SALARY LOANS-Lafies and gentlemen without
security notes aud commercial paper bought
Si3 Merchants Ex bldg; phone Douglas tart
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mems private diseases. Sold only by f. r.
I0RGEGSoN. GA Kearny ST.. San Francisco.
Mail orders specialty. Send for circular. =
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CATARRH AND DEAFNESS

WE CURE CANCER; we have cured patients to
refer you TO. Call and let us explain our treat
ment. Send for booklet. MRS. S. J. BRIDGE
CANCER CO., rms 503-04 Westbank bid, S. F.
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POPULAR REMEDIES.
WEAK MEN

WEAK MEN,
We have the best and most prompt medicine
on earth 10 make a man of you Ladies, our
pink tablets will correct your nerves. spinal
weakness and lame back Our laxative lozenges
promptly cure constipation. Our blood medicine
cures all blood diseases Gail or write for sam
pies. V. R. Medicine Co.. 1902 Buchanan st.