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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
SPECTACULAR SPILLS
IN BIG BIKE RACES

NEW YORK. April &.-Ninctoen riders
went down in a spectacular spill at the
opening OF the seasons bicycle racing at
the Newark VeIodrome today. The upset
occurred IN the feature event a emile
amateur, which was won by Courtney
Peer Of Newark i'm 1855. Nobody was
badly hurt.
In the second heat Of the onc-mile pro-
tcssional event. Bcdcll and Drobach were
Injured in spill caused by Rupprccht
who crowded Bedell into Drobach. Rup-
prccht went down. but was not hurt. IIc
was penalized with a thlriy-day suspeu-
sion. The event was won by Charles
stein OF Brooklyn. who had a seventy
hve-yard handicap. Tho time was ] :J3 rs.
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Emeryvilie Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Following
are entries for Emeryvile Monday:
First race, four furlongs. purse-Wll-
trude s, 10i: Ravclstone II l0i. Selata.
l0i Eddie Mott. 10i: San Francisco
Maid, 10i: Academist. 1o4; Green Isle,
l09. Othale. 1903; Media. l09: Robert
Balm. lo7, Jim Basey. l1s; West Point.
l18.
Second race. six furloncs. selling
Steel l0i. Theo Case, l04: Balnade, 1Ol.
Frtar OF ElgIn. l0+; Anne Niece, l13;
Calopus. 90: Dene. iO2; Burnell. l02; May
Sutton. 102: 'Titus II. ~; Kopek, Ill.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Father
stafford. 101; Airs. 1903: Paul Clifford,
l0S: Good Ship so: AIdergulch. o.. Good
Intent 81: 'nlusion. 10f: Hex, 100; Ell
lerd, l07; Matte Mack, l02
Fourth race. seven furlongs. purse
Round and Round. III: Ben stone III;
Johnny Lyons. IL; Rey Hindoo. ia; Col.
Jack. III; Miles. 100; Fancy. l09; Nov
CORD. los. Phil Mohr, 81.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, SELL
ing-Catallne, l09; Cadichon. 1903: Le-
gate. 10o: John Louis l09: Rosevale. l03 Z;
Mr.. Bishop. l05; Aks-Ar-Ben. los.
Sixth race. futurity course, selling
Meltondale. 100, Port Mahona, Ill: Mar
burg, III: Orelio. III; Lady Panchita, e5;
Banorclla. %; Rosslare. los; Madeline
Musgraye l06.
Apprentice allowance.
NJ
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Manhattan Club

Manager Downing OF the Manhattan
club has scheduled FIVE four-round con-
tests for tonlght's smoker. which will
he held in the Salt Palace dancing pa
Vllion. The feature OF the evening Is
the match between Young Erlenborn and
Kid Ross. The latter has wicked punch
but Erlenborn is the clevcrcr of the two.
and ought to be able to keep out of
harms way.
Another good match Will ne between
Harley Ross and Mickie Sullivan. Ross.
who is from Garfield has shown him.
self to be the most clever boxer at the
club and has far outclassed every
body his weight In order TO secure
matches Ross must give away weight
Ike COhn OF Denver will show his
much talked of speed and Kid Hcrrick OF
Ogden VIII try to hold up the Junction
1It- COIOTs
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might have hung heavy on their hands
.nrne Of their steam by paradjug the
streets and signg The old college songs;
4 procession of Lowell "ro2teEsn %l',I,,,.
would march up one street SINGING
sircct would conc the Jefferson crowd,
though smaller, singing their "Alma
Mater" Whenever they met there
,'oIia which didn't sound nearly as well
as when they were separated. and which,
10 any ono without the college spirit.
probably sounded as though a iunatle
haa bccu iurucd loose upon the town.
Rut nobody without this college cnthu-
siasm could be found that day at Lowell;
so the boys and girls parhd"d up ana
and finally took up the march IN the
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders of the Mlskin Spring
Wheel company:
part of the records OF the company
were DESTROYED by FIRE In December OF
Iasi wear. In order that proper record
may he complied of outstanding stock II
is necessary that all holders Of stock Ger
tifcaics numbered from 70 800 inclu-
si,,c hearing date OF issue prior TO Janu-
a., 1ol0 should send their certificates
Tor Tor registry thereof immcdlately TO
Hcpry / Cobb. secretary, Mining EX-
change building, Salt Lake city. Utal'
or those who prefer may send their Ger
ri6cates to the bank OF the Utah Savings
nn5 Trust company. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. New certificates viii be promptly
tbcm' Please send In your certificates a;
Ry order of the board OF directors.
HENRY !. COBB, Secretary;
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CHAPTER xxi.
DISTINGUISHED Fans.

The day Of the second big game broke
clear and warm. The same excitement
was To be noticed around the old college
town as on the day OF the FIRST game al
jefferson. Lowell. however, was not To-
Gated In so large a city. and therefore
the people who had come To the game
were noticeable Special trains from
Boston, New York and other points be-
gan pouring their loads OF Lowell and
Jefferson rOotcrs into the old station be-
fore o'clock in the morning and the
steady stream OF arrivals continued until
game time, which was again
O. clock For the carly arrivals time
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BALL FANS TO
|G|N REAL WORK
+ to Raise Twenty-Five
|dred Dollars for Two
Teams.
STATS WILL TRY
no GAIN ADMITTANCE
and Ogden Have Al
Good Teams in Sight
for Season.

II. week will no doubt de-
ctstion as 10 whether Salt
y have one or two baseball
II fans are trying 10 raise
~ Ia put two white teams
N State Baseball league. and
.ks good on paper. the NOR"
cannot see how those at
a going TO put the two teams
4 With one team In Salt
arc only three teams in
lake. Ogden and Murray. it
B 10 Salt Lake 20 put I'm "a
or allow the Occidrntals q
league. and To this many OF
I'm 10 object. The colorcd
} strong team and Manager
snys he viii try hard TO get
s Will be started today TO
scessary $500 for the Salt
, and II the amount can be
this city VIII have two teams.
rpba bly, he known as the salt
nais and Salt Lake Amcrl-
largeits Of the Murray team
has his team already lined
l. be able TO announce the
le men in a few days.
lrted that Dad" Gimlin Of
he fastest bunch on his hip"
for the Junction CITY and
ready looking for n suitable
lg The pennant. figuring that
,lrealY Won IL
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold =
ers of the Salt Lake City Improvement
company will be held AT the office OF
the company. No. 90 South Main street.
in salt Lake City. Utah. on Tuesday
April 10, 1910. from o'clock a. m. TO 6
clock p. m, for tho purpose of elect
Ing directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be brought
before said meeting.
l.. l.. GODDARD, Secretary.
Dated March 25 1910. fii4S
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tions. Again tho umpire took off his
cap. faced the stands and said
"I.adics and Gentlemen: The bnttcr-
les for todays game arc Cam, pitcher;
Brest, catcher, for Jefferson, Radamss,
pitcher: Gills, catcher: for Lowell,
Cam and Brest for Jefferson, Radams
and Gibbs for Lowell-Batter up
This time Laird OF the western
school stepped quietly TO the plate. He
looked at Radans and Radams looked
at him Each was studying the other.
though today Radnms had ilttle ad-
vantage. lilo had seen Laird at bat.
and Black had gone over the other
game carefully with him so he knew
about each Of the battcrs.
At least he WAS sure he did have a
slight advantage. and so he did not
hesitate an instant. but began To shoot
them over. The second big game was
or
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SEALED BIDS.

WIN bc received by the undersigned prior
to AnrIl Is for tho following concessions
al Wandamerc. season 1910; Candy
stand restaurant. sandwiches and red
hots, soda fountain and Ice cream ,oot
bowling alley. shooting gallery. shoot the
chmtcs' Japanese tea garden and ping
pong gasoline launch ice ereHm, I'm GSSss rSsoTt
rnsnrvns the right 10 reject any ana az
bids. I'd. McClcliand. address care oil
Wandamcre Park,
tribune Want Ads.
RelI Main 500. Independent $50.
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This absorbing story by Christy Math-
cwson was begun I'm The Tribune Mon
day. March II. The story has to do
with the ambition OF Hal Chase. star
first baseman of the American league. II
Is a story that Is OF intense interest to
every lover OF the national game, and
who Is there that Is not? No other
newspaper in the IntcTmomtaiu empire
prints this story. II can he had only
In The salt Lake Tribune. Issues con-
talnlnC the preceding chapters can be
had at The Tribune business office.
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Arnst Still Champion.

CHRIST CHURCH. Now Zealand. April
3.-Thc worlds sculling championship
was retained today by Richard Arnst
who defeated George Wolch. the New
Zealand champion. by six lengths. The
race was for stake Of $2500. and was
and a fraction.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Angels Lose Two Cameo.
Oakland Loses First Game.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 3.-Sacra-
mcnto took tho first series of the season
10y winning from Oakland today. I 70 l.
r. II. Il.
Sacramento s.................d
Oakland 60. .....................l
Battcrics-Hunt and La Longc: Ton
neson, Moshcn and Splesman.
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and block. or description of property, to
the city recorder on or before the 4th day
OF April. 1910. being the time set by said
council when II will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order of the city council of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated September S. 1909.
r. s. RTVES,
city Recorder.
Sewer Extension No. PSI. 1902
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Tigers Win Fast Game.

OKLAHOMA, April 3.-Oklahoma gave
the Tigers hard run today R.H.E.
Oklahoma City '...... ......-....5 10 ,
Detroit o.. .........,...-.......b
Batteries Brandy. Knight Jones and
Hopper Summers. Browning. Parnell,
Stage and Casey.
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RIFLE CLUB MEMBERS
SHOOT IN SN0WST0RM

Five members Of the Salt Lake Rifle
club took chance in the SHOWS torn Sun
day and found their way to the rife
range, where several scores were shot
AZ times the target at 200 yards could
not be seen. Swain won the high aver
age. and tied with Lctchfield with 81
for the high score.
The Individual scores were as follows:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Promontory Mining company. Princi-
pal place of business at "a Commercial
block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account
OF assessment levied on the ith day OF
January. 1919. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
cha IN Wit
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Wichita Beats SoX.

WICHITA. Kan. April Wichita.
won an exciting game here today.
r. H. f.
Chicago White SoX No. l........,.I 4
Wichita ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
Rattcries-Walsh. Scott, Smith, Block
and Kruger: Boone and Jokcrst.
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And, In accordance with the law and
the order OF the board of directors, MADE
on the 4th day of January. 1910. so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary Will be sold at publlc
auction at room "a. Commercial block
Salt Lake City, Utah. on Thursday April
IA, 1910. at 2 O'Clock p. m. TO pay the
delinquent assessment. together With inc
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
l.. W. PHILLIPS, Secretary,
Office. "A Commercial block, Salt Lake
City, Utah. lol-o
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Game Made to Order.

DENVER, Colo. April 3.-Chicago
White SoN No, . played a scven-inninG
tie game with Denver today, the scores
being I To 4. The game was called on ac-
count or cold weather. R.HE
w hlt8 ScN .....'.''.. .....'.'-. - :"
Denver ...... ....................4 I .
Batteries: Lang ana Ryan. Olmstead,
Young Herbert. McMurray and Woods.
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And then everybody would sing:

And thcy gave n special yell FOR each
OF the particular stars OF the first game.
1t was enough to make any player ncr-
vous and anxious. and it's wonder ii
didn't. What Il did do. however, was
TO make every ono Of the boys take u
special VOW To play tho game OF his life
that day.
Again the two mon in the blue suits
and blue caps trottcd out on the Held.
Again the umpire who was to work be-
hind the bat (ths time IL was NJ. :.
Lcc) consulted with IIughie and Church
The gong sounded. The umpire osaid
PLAY ball." The Lowell boys trotted
out on the field to their regular posi-
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JEFFRIES MAKES START
FOR TRAINING CAHP

Los ANGELES. April 3.-Jarnes ].
Jehries left tonight for San Francisco
where he VIII remain until Tuesday next.
when he VIII go to RowardcnUan park
10 begin trimming for his fight with John
son. JeGries has been doing much road
work and wood chopplpg. lie SAYS he Is
in good physical condition at the present
time. a statement which his appearance
seems TO verify
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 500.
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Tribune Want Ads.
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A BASEBALL STORY
BY CHRISTY MATHEWSON

for Bughie. Then each member OF the
team was introduced 10 the president
and as each member Of the team came
up the Noise club announced.
Here he ls-Honus-
What's the matter with HonuS?
He's all right,
And then everybody would sing:
For he's Jolly good player
For he's jolly good player,
For he's n jolly good player.
Which jefferson cant deny,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Bridal Couple at independence.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo COughlin Of De-
oorah, were here this week for a
visit with relatives and friends of
the former. Mr.. Coughlin, who is a
son of Mrs. Daniel Coughlin of De-
'corah, formerly of Independence,
was united iii marriage with Miss
Jewell of that city, on Monday
morning, and the newly welded cou-
pie, after enjoying wedding
breakfast in DEBORAH hotel, left
by team for OsSian, to escape the
pranks of the friends, and came by
train to this city. The bride is an
estimable young lady of the Winnie
shiek county seat and the groom is
employed as bookkceper and steno-
grapher in the clothing house of Ben
Bear in that city. He has a host of
friends in independence who will
wish for him and his fair bride a
welded life that will contain moth
ing but genuine happiness and un-
broken prosperity ulletin-Jour-
nal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Madison School Case and s. p. Baker
Case Affirmed, Turner VS.. Loo
mis- Case Reversed.

Three Winneshiek county cases
were determined by the Supreme
Court of Iowa last week The case
of the State of Iowa VS.. S. P. Baker
was affirmed, and Baker will be re-
quired to serve his term as sentenc-
ed, not exceeding three years.
Another was the case of John |.
Turner VS.. c. A. L. Loomis, appealed
On motion TO set aside default
judgment, which the Supreme Court
reversed. E. w. Cutting and E. A.
Johnson of Lisbon appeared for
Loomis and Frank Sayre and Con-
verse and Grannis of Cresco for
Turner.
Another case of much public in
terest is the famous Madison town
ship school case, in which the de-
cision of Judge Fellows was affirmed.
This matter has been in controversy
in Madison township for a number
of years, and has involved repeated
township elections. Mr.. Drew and
others wanted schoolhouses built
convenient to their farms, others
wanted new schoolhouses, while still
others wanted only the old ones re-
paired. Finally Mr.. Drew took the
matter into court, with the final de-
cision that the action of the board
in rebuilding the old buildings was
affirmed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Reducing Cost of Living.

One of our Burr Oak farmers
went into his COW stable the other
night and by mistake mixed her up
a nice mash in q box full of sawdust
instead of bran. The COW merely
supposing that the hard times had
meekly ate her supper and the man
didn't discover his mistake until the
next morning when he MIXED TIE
COW and she let down half a gallon
of turpentine, quart Of shoe pegs
and a bundle Of lath.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
MANAGERS GUARANTEE.

We are willing to give, and do
give our personal guarantee that
Servant in the House." which at
traction comes to the Grand Thurs
day evening of this week, is one of
the best and strongest theatrical
performances given in the opera
house for many years
The company comes to us strongly
recommended by the best opera
house managers in the country,
where this performance has been
given and We do not hesitate to say
that patrons who attend this per-
Torrance will be pleased, and will
see one of the most remarkable plays
in the English language.
We would like to give The Ser
want in the House." a packed house.
Very respectfully,
WEISER & BEAR.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Put Iowa Show on Road.

Under the management of Thomas
Arthur a show under unique lines is
being organized at Mason City to go
en- the road at the opening of the
season this fall. The principal at
traction will be the ten head of
trained Arabian horses owned by Ed
CinijCtti, living north of Mason
City, which are being drilled in sew
cral new stunts. To make the show
mere attractive, twenty Russian
dancers and singers have been en-
gagged and as well den of trained
tigers. 1t is the plan TO make opera
house stands of two nights each. a
special car will be made for the
transportation of the horses.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
DO You Want Insurance?

l have just returned home after
an absence Of four months and am
now ready to wait on the people
who desire insurance. | represent
the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Company of Winneshiek County and
the Iowa Mutual Cyclone Insurance
Company of Des Moines, and will
be pleased to attend to your wants
in this line. If / fail to call, please
notify me by phone at Burr Oak or
mail to Prosper, Mimi. and | will be
pleased to render prompt and salts
factory service. 15-4
G.. O. MALTBY
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
PROTEST ON BAD ROADS.
Subscriber Wants to Know Why Law
Is Not Obeyed i'm DEBORAH
and Vicinity.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Apl. IL, 1910

DEBORAH, Iowa, Apl. II, 1910.
Mr.. Editor
Can you tell us why the county
road east of DEBORAH, is not being
dragged in accordance with the road
law?
The law provides that all county
roads shall be dragged after rains.
The law does not intend the trus-
tees should wait until the road be-
comes dry, then drag the hard clods
into the center, or crumble them up
in dust, for in this manner the road
will not pack, so the maker of the
road law has provided clause.
which says after muddy road is
dragged a penalty may be imposed
upon any one driving over this mud
dy dragged road until it becomes
dry.
The best use of the road drag is
attained by dragging Immediately
after a rain. This packs the par
ticles of dirt and dust into COM
pact, smooth surface, which sheds
the water and prevents dust.
If the street committee will in
sist on the dirt streets being
dragged Immediately after rains,
they will find it will not take one
half the water they are now using
to do equally as effective sprinkling.
SUBSCRIBER.
No, we can't tell you why the
law is not obeyed. We have been
urging this matter for a long time
through Public Opinion, and our
item last week bore fruit in many
parts of the county, some good
dragging being done, but other parts
were absolutely neglected. We are
glad to see an awakening among the
people, a realization that Winnie
shiek county loses thousands of dol
lars every year because the road
law is not obeyed, and a determina-
ton to make good roads here as
they are doing everywhere else.
This county can have good roads,
and without great additional ex-
pense, and the sooner We get them
the better for the people, the higher
the price of the farms, the greater
the products of the farm, the better
the market, and many other equally
important results.
Let us hear from others on this
matter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
A Pleasing Entertainment.

The annual entertainment of the
Luther College Turning Club on
Thursday evening was attended by
a large number, aid they were all
pleased beyond expectations with the
delightful program offered. Luther
has always maintained a front rank
in athletics, and the program this
year of the gymnasts contained many
very difficult feats well performed.
From beginning to end the enter
tainment reflected much credit upon
the members of the Luther College
Turning Club and the institution it
represents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Selmer Hill Shot.

Selmer Hill, residing one mile
south of the Washington Prairie
postoffice, was the victim of a most
unusual accident Sunday. Late in
the afternoon about five o'clock he
was sitting on the porch preparing
to wash his feet, when without
warning bullet passed entirely
through the fleshy part of the calf
of his leg. He did not know from
where the bullet came, CT who fired
The shot. He was at once brought
to town and given surgical atten-
tion.-Waukon Standard.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Honor to Finder of Mississippi.

The two hundred and thirty-sev-
enth anniversary of the discovery of
the Mississippi river by PeIe Mar
quette, is TO be made gala day in
Prairie du Chen. The anniversary
falls on June II, next. On that day
the new $4,000 building, erected
during the past year by the Sisters
of Notre Dame as an addition to st.
Mary's Academy, will be dedicated,
and the unwilling of the base for the
statue of Marquette, soon to be
placed in the academy grounds, will
take place with elaborate cere-
monies.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Entertain Large Companies.

Saturday afternoon Mds. \. l..
Bailey and E. n. Mayer were host
esses to a company of about sixty
ladies at the Winneshiek Hotel at
one o'clock luncheon. After the
serving of an exquisite collation. the
ladies spent the afternoon at cards,
tables being grouped about the bal
comics above the lobby.
Monday evening company of la
dies and gentlemen were entertained
by Messrs. and Mesdames n. L.
Bailey and E. N. Mayer at the hotel,
at seven o'clock dinner, the evening
being spent at five hundred.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-13
Toilet Articles

Our stock of foreign and
domestic articles will be
hard to match.
If your friends recon-
mend any new or desirable
beauty help or toilet novel
ty you are sure to find it
here if it is TO be had in
this part of the state. We
strive to keep everything
that people want, and also
endeavor TO make the pri-
ces right.
All the popular
creams, lotions,
x bea utifiers
as well as combs,
brushes, mirrors,
perfumes, sachet
pow ders, fine
soaps, etc.
SPECIAL Ordering, as
ORDERS we do, almost
daily, we have
unusual facilities for get
ting any rare article in
drugs and sundries you
may want. We are always
glad to send special orders
for our patrons if our own
ample stock cannot supply
the need.