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Factories, Lofts. Etc. to Let.
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6 times 4thc u word; 81 a line ! month.


ATTENTION!
See ue for factories and factory Sitee. W.
have every available property for manufnctur-
ing purposes with best railroad and tram ?
facilities. ON easiest terms. These buildings
Will meet every requirement.; suitable for anv
kind of business; some with railroad siding
some with powerhouses. FEIs- 6 FE1gr,
Factory Specialists, 1873 Broad st.
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A SCIENTIFIC RESULT.

Mrs. Outly-They say Mrs. Verplane
can hypnotic. Do you suppose it is
so?
Yes. Didn't she hypnotic YER
plane?"
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Help Wanted-Male.
: time fc a word; 8 times 2tsc a word;
9 times 4hc a word: 81 a line ! month.

AUTO SCHOOL OF NEW J~ERsEY-Years or
experience in auto school work enapies US "
give the hest practical instructions at the low
est fees; your license obtained after passlus
our examinations. Day and evening classes
45f washington ST.. near Kinney.
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMEN are paid 80 10 10
weekly: COMPLETE course at your nome rour
months CRAFTSMAN, 44 Union Bldg. Newark
PAINTERS (outside); must give reference from
last employer, also wages expected, ana au-
dress OPEN SHOP. Box 30, star once,
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DAY-On Friday, November II, lslo,
Cornelia Wheeler. wife OF william H.
Day and daughter of Sarah Berry
and the late j. M. McCamly' %
Wright street.
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SALARrED people. women Keeping house and
others furnished money without security;
cheapest rates, easiest terms: save money BY
seeing NE tefore trading elsewhere. Offices In
CO principal cities. D. H. GILMAN room ala.
gas Wa shington ct.
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son of william c. and sophia NJ.

Woodland, in his 46th year.
Funeral services will be held at his
late home, A South street, on Sunday.
November IS. at 2:S0 p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
Interment at Paramount Cemetery at
the convenience of the family.
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JOB DE AMP, storage: safes and pianos
stored 81 per month: piano rooms steam heated
during winter; furniture stored 81 per month
up; locked rooms. Tel. 1872 Market.
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Stores, Offices. ETC.. to Let.
time lie a word; 8 times 215c a word;
8 times 4hc a word; 81 a line / month.

HOWARD ST. near Springfield al lstore With
rooms. 80; Rutgers St, 60, stor fifth room
sl4, suitable for any business. FEST 4 FEIST'
7sS Broad ct.
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DOLL-Entered into rest, on fhufsoay'
November 10. 1910, Valentine Doli'
aged 20 years.
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ELLERMAN-on November 10, 1910.
Helen Ruth, daughter of Jacob and
Nina Cainm Ellerman, aged 10 years
of 80 Amherst street, East Orange
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REAL ESTATE
Special Real Estate Dayss--Tuesdsys and Fridays.
Real Estate at Auction.
Real Estate at Auction.

+ c. woLBERI, AuCTIONEER
Office No. " Nna omrv street, G Telephone 2
NoS"" IoTs / oCATED Ar LITTLE FALLS. NEW JERSEY """D"'
fronting Mn street Cedar Grove Road, -ldsonS Street and Randolph Place Sale de by
- sATIRDAv. November l2h, 1910,
On lie premises . ocnck will he sold. separate y 81 very deartk4 o~ o5xI TX <te each
The lots are wn located on good high ground and within six minutes walk from trolley
that axes you to Paterson in twentth rem minutes. and within ten inues. walk to Great
ssa d. 10y. E Amaa Rwht "S s "pss ms ybE chance 70 by one y no. nor" ~ mmsuvntn
down on day Of sale and $500 per month until paid for md NO Interest to be paid on b:
ae OF purchase price Title to the lots is perfect and Warranty Ded given TO every pr-
chaser when theh lots are fully for -. :
10 Mali STREE Lin. Falls Walk down Main Street to the property From New York ,
sy Cit, Newark and MonthaI, take Greenwood Lake Railroad TO treat Motel Station and
walk Town road to properly Furhr particulars of j. G.. Mccormack. No. @ Montgomery
street Jersey city n j. or of the AuctoneerN q
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EGAN-on November 10, 1910, at his
residence, 21t Seventh street, Harri-
son, John j.. beloved husband or
Anna Egan (nee Rogers).
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HENNION-On Friday. November H.
1910. Maria Ar ,oinette. wife Of Ches-
ter y. Hennion.
relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at her
late home, los Quitman street, on
Sunday. November IS. at 9 p. m. In
terment at the convenience of the
family.
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HAMPSON-At o. n. J Nnvem-
her .. 1910, Joseph r., beloved hus-
bagd of the late Winifred Hampson
(aee Dcckery3. 60 Picrson street.
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Dwelling Houses to Let.
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o times Aye a word: 81 a line 1 month.
Bloomfield.

DETACHED HOUSE. vailsburs. seven rooms,
all improvements except heat; large lot and
chicken house; rent cheap: two minutes from
car. Inquire SULLIVAN. IS Speedway nv. :
MONTGOMERY ST. No. 1$-Six rooms ard
bath; rent SIS. Apply L. @. mi SOB
Broad ST., Stoutenburgh & Co.
WE have several desirable dwellings,. furnished
or unfinished. in the lower Broad street
section. and just OF Clinton ay. FEST &
FEST. 1888 Broad st.
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DoRIEY-on Nove-,h~r 10. 1910, at his
rer.dence - York avenue
James. beloved husband Of the late
Catherine Dorley.
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LEE-on November 9, 1910, Wade. be-
loved wife Of John Lee. 81 Nassau
street.
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Real Estate for Sale.
1 time ic a word; 3 times 2iec a word;
6 times 41kc a word; 81 q line month.
CITY.

CLINTON HILL BUNGALOW,
with room for garage; nine large rooms, nahd-
romely decorated. parquet double floors. bean,
heat. large closets. shades, screens. awnings:
plot 5ox1O0: price 81. 600: mortgage A,7oo. FEST
& FEST, 73s Broad st.
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KELLY-On November 10, 1910, Mary
widow Of Patrick Kelly, ~ Johnson
street.
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Factory Property and Sites
for Sale or to Let.
time 1c a word: 3 times 2ho a word:
times 4Me a word: 81 a line 1 month.

ATTENTION!
See Us for factories. factory sites and lofts.
We have every available property for manufac-
turing purposes, with best railroad and transit
facilities. for lease and some for sale on easiest
terms. These buildings will meet every re-
quirement; suitable for any kind OF business
some with railroad sidings, some with power
hou5es FEST 6 FEST. Factory Specialists.
1888 Broad st.
O~NE-STORY. high basement. 75x107; patent
cement floor; steam heat. electric lights.
easiest terms. or will exchange for unimproved
property. FEST & FEST. Factory Specialists,
1888 Broad st.
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For Sale.

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1IEcnLER-At Ridgely. Md, Novem-
her 10. 1910, Sister NJ. Alphonsar
O. s. h, dearly beloved daughter OF
John Nj. Mechier and the late Fran
ces Mechler Cnee Mold.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into rest
on Wednesday, November 9, 1910,
Catherine Michenfelder (nee Stras-
berger, beloved wife of the late
Daniel Michenfelder, in her 69th year,
81 Charlton street.
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NONRESIDENT OWNER wTfST SELL
finest apartment house; ideal location: corner
property: greatest investment: little cash re-
quired; best bargain ever Lfered: four stories
teight families; double. handsome brick. mod
ern structure. with every possible convenience,
including electric lights, steam heat, hot water
and bath: act Immediately. FEST & FEST,
Managing Agents, 73S Broad st.
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Storage.

/ i'm - a word; 3 times 2Hc a word:
6 times 4hc a word; 81 a line ! month.
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TWO-FAMILY. OFF CLINTON AVENUE
Two eieht-room apartments; room for garage;
two baths; exquisite decorations, separate
heaters; electric lights: plot 5ox150. FEST 8
FEIST, 1888 Broad at.
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FOR SALE-Eight-room one-farnily house. all
improvem ents; lot 2sx100: "a Dover st.. Walls
burg section. Inquire OF MICHAEL ]. RAMSEY.
1874 Market. st. Newark. ". J.
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Csigned) H FAMILY.
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RYAN-Suddenly. on November 10, 1910
at her home. 544 Twelfth. avenue,
Sarah e. widow Of William Ryan,
aged IS years.
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NANNERY-On November 10, 1910,
John, beloved son of William and the
late Ann Nannery, native of ireland,
County OF West Meath.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of his sister. Mrs.
Japnet Travis, 264 Norfolk street, on
Monday, November IA, 1910, at s q.
m, to st. Joseph's Church, where a.
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul. Interment
in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulcnre.
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Boston plan. six and bath. seven and lavatory
and bath: baths tiled, separate steamers, sepa-
rate entrances, electric lights, hardwood trim.
beam ceiling: extra deep lot mortgnged 80. 500;
must sell: e. 900. FEST & FEST. 1888 Broad st.
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NORTH NEWARK's GREATEST
enthusiastically apartment and store prop
erty; five and six rooms, tiled baths, separate
steam heaters. electricity. private halls. beamed
ceiling. hardwood trim. exquisite decorations.
individual porches; handsome income; little
cash necessary; get details quick. FEST &
FEIST. 72S Rroad ST.
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DESIRABLE dock property. centrally located.
on Passaic River, 112 IT. front. 200 #. deep,
substantial three-story brick f32 u. xe0 IT,. one
story brick 1872 ftx57 ft.l, two-story frame
$40 II. x60 it,. and other on%e-story buildings on
property: shipping facilities. rail and water,
unsurpassed. Address P. O.. Box Us. Newark,
N. J.
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AVON Az, corner South Sixteenth st.-SiS
large decorated rooms and large bath; also
five rooms and bath. FEST & FEST. i3S
Broad st.
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Clinton HILL TH7EE-FAMILY.
Seventeen large rooms. separ~te heaters, beam
ceilings, hardwood trim, extra tiled lavatories.
tiled bath; rental $3.50: price 50. 200: $1,000 cash
required. FEST & FEIsT. 73s Broad st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-25

A lot of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles, for
sale. sc a bundle, at The Jour-
nal Office.
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the local engagement being scheduled
for Nov. %
The offering at this engssenent
will be Beck Sharp" Langdon
Mitchells dramatizaticn of Thack-
erav's novel. Vanity Fair, which by
2 ma iority Of her admirers Is oonei1
cred Mrs Fishes masterpiece
Il is a remarkable chara cterictlc Of
this great actress whom Amy Leslie.
critic of the Chicago News, once char
acterized as fine and sheer as a mist
CT lace" that With all her seeming
physical weakness she IS the most in
cessant toiler IN the public eve today.
Z vacation or rest Of any sort seems
incCmpTehenSible to her. No locality
no climate. no time Of the year seem
to daunt her-she IS ALWAYS doing
trying for better things. And through
out her career il has always been So
During the few weeks now and then
spent in the Adr0ndacks or in the
rockies CT British Columbia, there has
always been manuscript tucked III
der her arm. Her only rest is in Ma
ture and yet in Nature she has done
her best work. Before Commencing
rehearsals Of Becky Sharp" she took
the manuscript of the play out Of the
hands Of Langdon Mitchell and went
into the Adirondacks. The result CT
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WHY FOOL YOUR MONEY AWAY?
Permanent Cure The Quaker Herb Remedies Are Cures
Not Than the Only Relief Medicine the
Cure and Benefits Derived Make Them Cheaper in the End

when thev were here from some quar-
ter Of the city and people from that
neignhoring begin to take notice ana
another rush IS on and Hannah Bros
never know from what directions the
next rush is coming, and reports Ike
this are the cause of it all,
Mr.. G A. Ward. 10 =, 18th avenue,
has had bad stomach. indigestion,
headaches. vertigo nervous and con
situated, weak and languid more tired
in the morning than when retiring at
night. des pendent a. times. conditions
that cause many sufferers to think Of
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suicide, Now. ny dear friend. Il Won
are IN this condition Hannah Bros
are here with their famous remedies
and waiting to give YOU back that ro-
bust body and clear mind just a5 they
nave done many others.
Don't delay if your kidneys are
weak. II your stomach is bad and liver
SLUGGISH. If your blood is thin, your
eyes and skin yellow, If YOUR system
IS full Of malaria and rheumatism.
Get Quaker Herb Extract and 30
made we'll. Hannah Bros drug store
is where the Quaker Herb Remedies
can be obtained.
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At the Orpheuno Tonight.

Tonight will be big night at the
Orpheum. when number of amateurs,
in addition to the regular program,
will appear,
Many school children, no doubt, will
attend the school Children's matinee
Saturday.
Next week will be the greatest
week that the Orpheum has had re-
Gently. Three high class acts touring
the south will be seen.
The feature will be Bachman' S
lions. There are five in number and
Mr.. Pau! Johannan their trainer. will
do such stunts as place his head be-
tween their Jaws. On the second
show each night he will feed them in
full view Of the audience and on a
certain night TO be named later a Pen
sacola lady will pay him a visit in the
cage among the beasts,
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$4,000 FOR
LOSS Of FOOT
YOUNG eMpLoYE or sEAeoARp
AIR LINE - AWARDED THIS
AMOUNT ~ A JURY IN CIRCUIT
COURT.

Gainesville, Nov.f4.- Twenty thou
sand dollars foot Is what the jury
in the case Of John A. Whitney VS.
the Atlantic Coast J,':1 Railroad
Company considers a fair rice for a
railroad company to paw Cor alleged
negligence, and that was Che verdict
rendered In the circuit colrt here at
q late hour Monday morning.
Young Whitney, who is a minor.
was represented by his next best
friend. his mother. The action was
for $4,000 for the loss Of foot while
whitney was IN The employ Of the de.
fsndant company at Burnette's Lake
In August Of the past year.
According to the evidence. Whit
ney. who was acting In the capacity
Of haSman. was instructed to repair
q kn,ckle on the pilot Of the locomo-
tive. and that while perfecting the
repair, which was not automatic. the
injury which resulted in the neces-
sity Of amputating a foot being sus-
tanned. The fact that the locomotive
WAS being operated without automat-
&c couplings was in direct violation
Of the state law, and probably had
considerable weight before the jury.
Young Whitney also produced tes-
timony showing negligent treatment
at the railway hospital in Waycross
during his confinement In that insti.
tuition. The incompetency Of attend.
ing physicians was also presented to
the jury. showing that the amputa.
tion Of the limb above the ankle
was unnecessary.
The case. which has attracted con-
siderable attention. was a hard fought
legal battle from BEGINNING to end
The defendant company was repre-
sented by Attorneys r. L. Burford. o.
OcAla, and c. B. Layton, OF this city
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towards the banjo and burnt cork
and. maybe It was just because they
did not want to attend-but at any
rate The Man on the Boz did not
get half the patronage at the Pensa-
cola opera house last night il de
served
In other words it vas mighty good
show. greeted by mighty slim crowd
Nearly everybody Is supposed TO
have read Harold McGrath's splendid
novel of Washington life entitled,
The Man on the Box and this is a
very clever decentralization Of the hook
by Grace Livingston Furniss. This
was all several years ago, but while
the play has been on the road moro
or less. Pensacola vas not included
in the itinerary last year.
Mr.. Bert Leigh was the Man on the
Box and it is rarely that a young
actor who comes unheralded and IN
| known. grasps the situations of light.
romantic comedy. more clearly than
he. In some respects. Mr.. Leigh re
minds one of John Drew. graceful,
light and airy. all the time.
| The scenes III the play are laid in
Washington and at the beautiful sub.
urban town of Chevy Chase and tell
of medcap scrape Of Lieut., Warbur-
ton, which lands him in police court
and later in the employ of Miss Aunes-
ley, the daughter of a retired army Of
fcer. who suspects he is acting under
! false colors.
! There is an intrigue in which Rus
sian count is concerned, regarding
military secrets and The Man on the
COX and Miss Aunesley fall in love
Nth each other,
The story ends very happily, IS al!
rCmances should.
Mr. Leigh's leading woman is Miss
Dora Hastings. who is clever, dashins
and rather a brilliant actress.
There are at least dozen mino:
characters and all of them are credit
ably filled.
THE Man on the Box created ]
great deal of attention during the tirs1
year in the very large cities and late
has been we'll received throughout tbs
country. There is no reason why i
should not be a good drawing carl
for a number of years yet.
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Quaker Herb Extract 100 per bot
tie. : for $3.50.
Quaker Oil Of Balm. y cents, ; for
800.
Quaker Cough Syrup * cents, for
81 90
Quaker White Wonder Soap 10
cents. : for % cents,
Quaker All Healing Salve 10 cents.
3 for . cents.
lust Al rhe time the Quaker began
10 look for sales 20 slack UP on &C
count Of he weather scme remarka BILE
case like the following IS reported
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ADJUSTMENTS

name of Mrs. Flake last summer nor
will she see her beautiful cabin in the
Adtrondacks for many months to
cone. Her summer vacation. as often
before. consisted Of a tour OF the
western and Pacific coast cities which.
with no interval Of rest was NEEDED
with the regular season, in the timer
ery Of which Is included Pensacola.
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Good PIay-poor Houee.

Perhaps It was because It was
Thanks giving night and go many PEG.
pie were attending the numerous
small functions eli over town; per.
haps 1t was because the show had q
poor press agent and It was not suf.
aciently advertised: perhaps It was
oecaues the taste Of Pensaccla runs
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while attorneys A. H. King. Of Jack
sonville. and w. s. Broome. Of this
city. looked after the interests Of the
plaintiff
The verdict was one Of the largest
secured in Alachua county for many
wears.
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a TINY BABY

can't tell you in words what the
trouble is: but If its complexion gets
pasty. if it gets v"-'-~- and weaker.
loses flesh and is cross and peevish
you can be certain that it has worms.
Give it Whites Cream Eermifuge.
guaranteed harmless. Expels the
worms and puts the bab~ in a healthy
normal condition. Sold by all drug.
gists
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Wen send and get your
cid shoes and return them
quickly, looking like new
ones. Don't throw your old
shoes away.
Let us resole them. We
charge very little for our ser
vices. We cause shoes to
live two, three and four times
their usual lifetime, and they
keep looking young and
cheerful all the time, too.
The best shoe doctor in the
world IS a Champion Ma
chine, and we have one in
our shop. Come and see it
operate on sick shoes.
MEMS SHOES.
Half Soled. sewed 49,. .75c
Half-Soles, nailed Soc
Best Rubber Heels 4Oc
LADIES' SHOES.
Half -Soles, sewed Csc
Half Soles. nailed .4Oc
Best Rubber Heels Csc
ANSON'S
STORE
Brent Bldg, Phone 7Sa
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her two weeks rest" in the noun
tains are now part of the history OF
the American stage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
ST. JoHNsBURY.

The inhabitants Of the town Of Peach
am are looking forward to August l6
with no little pride and expectancy. The
occasion will be the celebration Of the
centennial 81 the Peacham public library.
Il is expected that Col George B. NJ.
Harvey Of New York and a native Of
Peaenam will be present and deliver the
principal address.
Mrs. III NJ. Laird Of st. Johnsburv
recently announced the engagement d
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth f. NJ
Laird, to DR.. Ray Brown Thomas 81
Burlington Miss Laird Is graduate
Of st. Johnsbury academy and has also
completed one years work IN the liberal
arts department Of the university Of
Vermont. She has been employed hy
the firm Of Blossom & Blossom until
recently. Or. Thomas was graduated
from the university Of Vermont medical
college last month
AT their annual meeting and outing
at Lake Bomoseen last week the mem-
bers OF the State Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION elected W B. Eastman Of st.
Johnshury as their president for The
ensuing year This comes as a well-de.
served recognition Of Mr. Eastman's ahil.
ity and interest IN pharmacy, as we'll