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The Detroit times., 1911-01-17

These periodic Dug and Toilet Goods sales nauguated
with wedened purpose in mind That purpose merely
the distribution of few dollars of merchandise
prices that would make people talk rather provide oppo
uni hrongs that sales what
spendd complete and weoganzed division business this
When you for the you appearing the
lists below LOOK AROUND YOU AND NOTE Crowley
Miner excellent place buy Toilet Goods
and Dru2Y
The stocks large
everng and prices always only during these sales
but all times.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-17


Price. Price.
Packers Tar Soap, 80: .......::.....2 csc 14c
All White Rose Glycerine. ;.... :2Sc 1ac
Roger A Gallets imported Sandalwood
and Violet Soap. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS use lie
Colgates Cashmere Bouquet large
cakes; cakes. ....................75c box
Jap Rose Glycerine Soap. loo &c
colgates cold Cream. Honey Almond
Meal Geraniol high grade Soap. loo
p. Williams Lilac. Carnation and
Colgates large Turkish Bath and white
CASTLE Disinfectine Toilet Soap. .l0c So
Kinks Juvenile Soap. Sc
The Detroit times., 1911-01-17

And coming here particular things
may after looking around Bit the advantages Of trading het
permanently. 4Rs
Three registered pharmacists preside prescription bu
They careful panstalng and filing prescrp
ons-using only the finest and drugs and charging
lowest possible prices
Sale Begins "wednesday Lasts -Four Day
Ending Saturday Night x
This of items will appear again. the
you can't the first day. xS4
The rush be able properly for rhone
O. D. ORDERS will ask the public kindly ask
fill them. x2
The Detroit times., 1911-01-17

Reg. safe
Price Price.
Kinks Peerless Gycerine Soap. .......... &c 4c
Kinks Hardwater CASTLE Soap. Sc &c
Renaissance Toilet Soap. 7c
DR.. Raubs Cutaneous Soap. Sc
Armours Turkish Bath Soap. .......... be &c
Prof Charles Buttermlk Soap. loo. for I0c
Armours Flotilla Floating Bath Soap. &c &c
lot of SC Soaps, slightly marred. SC lie
Z.
Colgates Shaving stick. ...............2 use 2Oc
Williams Shaving Stick, large.
Resinol Soap. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie
cakes best CASTLE Soap....... 10c &c
Contis White CASTLE Soap. imported
The Detroit times., 1911-01-17

Reg. sale
Price. Price.
Kinks Shandon Bells Soap. ..............1 loo Sc
Williams Barber Bar Soap. ............10c b
b sake dx s white Or g grse9 CASTLE sosg acc Acc
Maxine Elliott Toilet Soap.......... Ice -
in box -. -. ......s5c I5e
Imported Russian Egg shampoo Soap. 10c
Pears Scented Glycerine Soap. 25c 15o
Large cakes transparent Gycerine Soap. &c
Listers Dog, soap ...'.''.''..'....t..f. NC 20
Glenn's sulphur Soap. ,...........,.....15c Ice
Saymans Vegetable Soap. Toe
Peroxide Toilet Soap. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Graham's Society Soap. ................10c -
The Detroit times., 1911-01-17

Reg. Sale
Crown Toilet Paper. regu-
lar Sc rolls. ............. &c fer S6e
lib. rolls Absorbent
400 !, Ise
Gauze Bandages. 1. 1 Ia
and 2-inch .............. 1oc Sc
1-yard packages Absorbent
scent packages il Absorb
ent Cotton ,.............. SC -,
We have three registered Pharmacists
who Will I'LL your prescriptions care
fully and accurately. Nothing but
purest drugs and chemicals used We
save you from IS to 60 per cent On al
NJ ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
TO Be In LEAGUE
NEXT SEASON SURE
BRUNSWICK BASEBALL ENTHU-
sIAsTs WILL NoTLET ANoTH-
ER SEASON PASS WITHOUT 1T

.
Baseball enthusiasts of Brunswick
and, of other cityies now without semi
professional or professional ball, are
determined that. this shall be the last
season without. an organized team
Either the old Georgia State league
will he revived and pa,t into operation
early next year OF. a league with cities
of south Georgia. and north Florida,
viii .be organized and launched in
1912. rs, . s,S'
All lsthe citiesz-desiring baseball can
not sssamp into the South Atlantic
league at oReesif-at,aH, hence.tke nat
.ural thing aslsaa Of .Ahe fans is new
league, and errS-with such salary linn
itaticns as will permit .the smaller
cities going .in for good baseball.
= Interested in the movement already
are strong- followers Of the sport in
Valdosta and Waycress, ito say moth
ing of BrunsWielq. s-C6rdeie, Fitzgerald
and prof. ably Aniericlls would join
hands in. getting up speedy league
anu otHSl pIdCcS WlCH plSuIy Ol gin
geFflave ,bee1 meatioSss Probable
sssistants- in organizing if..A- -
>; Populat:orr statstfcs eYxads. railroad
facilities of all s4laces. in;
diTate that-a aivs tess1 rwould draw
"all, and 'ti-atsieSpenses" and some.
thing ever could well be made in, "a
season if it disnot draw out too long.
Conferences with tie principal
baciIers have cen held recently, and
the same ooinion prevails-that south
Georgia cites must be provided WITH
baseball, and that the necessary steps
to furnish thessport ,raust be delsnea
into another stsxson. A GENERAL meet
ing of thase intesested' will te'heri
nj WaycrosssGrs IS5tzgerald. in. the rIaar
future. and lTSsihmittee appointed to
prepare detailed information looking
to the perfection in the fall of a
league, taat win; be classy and pay
dividends also.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
SHE HAS cARRIEt.KaAiG.,,si :: :,
MOREsTHAN 81, ,ooo MILES
Massachusetts spinstsr Has Stuck
Long to Her Post ..

Lenox, Mass, May. 6.-Miss F16r-:
enee S. Markham has completed %
years service for Uncle Sam carrying
the. 1nan fetween Stockbridge station
and Jnterlaken, a village three miles
west. She makes the round trip twice
daily and has Travelled $4,000 miles.
Miss Markham cares for her, team
and handles express; baggage and
freight. She has never had a vaca-
tion and has never missed a train.
Some days in winter she has had to
shovel out snowdrifts ten feet deep
to get through. She has been in ter
rife thunderstorms.
When she first started Miss Mark
ham received SO month, now she
gets $25. There have been four post
masters at Interlaken in the 22 years
she has served. Miss Markham is the
only child and support of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Markham. of Interlaken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
BAR ASSOCIATION WILL NOT
MEET THERE UNLESS THE
NEW HOTEL is READY.
1t Is Thought that tire Hotel Peo.
~ -
pie Will Arrange With the Lawyers
and it May Be that ARRANGEMENTS
Will Not Be Altered.

Unless the association is given alb.
solute assurance within the next few
days that the hotel St. Simon will be
entirely completed, !. and ready for
guests by June first, the Georgia Bar
association, which has already decid.
ed to hold its annual session on the
island. will change its meeting place
and msy !, 70 some other portion of
the state III
1t will be remembered that several
weeks ago the matter bf meeting in
Brunswick or on st. Simon was taken
up with members of the local bar, aAd
after some correspondence, it was
decided that the meeting would be
held ION the island. it being under
stood at that time that tie new hotel
would be- completed by June first.
Yesterday Judge d. w. Krauss re.
ceived letter from Hon. OrviIle
Park, of Macon, secretary of the as:
sociation, stating that he understood
that the hotel would net be complet-
ed in time to accommodate the large
number of lawyers and others who
had planned to attend the meeting.
and unless he could be assured abso-
lutely that the hostelry would be in
readiness that the association would
be compelled to meet somewhere else.
judge, krauss at once took up the
matter land will investigate the oandi-
n faI Tn, a . -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
PRETTY BANNER
FOR THE CANTON
LADIES WILL PRESENT BRUINS.
WICK CANTON NUMBER 8 ONE
~
~. THURSDAY NIGHT.


,on' Thursday at S p. M there. will
be an interesting event at the Odd
Fellows hall, when the ladies of the
Essie Deits lodge Knowing that can
ton, Brunswick No. S, proved to be
the best drilled canton in the whole
of North America, determined that
the canton should also have the best
Tanner they could buy, so at once
they went to work with "a will, and
did notcease their efforts until crown
ed with success.
: 'As a result of their labors Essie.
Dietz lodge viii on ifitext Thursday
night present to canton No. S4a bang
ner Of which any organization should
be proud. The canton. will. be out in
force, dressed for the occasion in full
dress uniforms. $ a, =. :,
Capt Newman and IFS men are en-
thused over the beautiful gift, which
they highly value sadaaie2reFiate.,
:. BEGINNING Monday nieht tiei asnton
will drill every night -iiftii-they leave
for Rome on the 2ed, when they ex-
pect to again take the, prize for the
Fest drilled caats,F ~ d. :skasssy iii
The Odd Felis*s i1l y n s::sifs sf'i
ranged "a program for this session of
the grand lodge that will make the
time pass very .lsteasahdy,;4' =: ::
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
HELPING TO MAKE. a ~
=. TINS 4 spoil 81 fow.hs,1 !. N
Chief Owens Is in Hearty Accord Win
Board Of Health. y

OF all the 5fhcers.In isrtsnawisk mo
one is doing more featshe health Of
Brunswick tltap Chief Of Pqtsee IA ii.
Owens, and&s ones ass tiix niAn ia
what might .pisNeriy DE 5k4tned. a
self constituted health oificeq:" The
chief, waits to see the city streets
kept clean and is making an effort to
have the sanitary Department allow
him one wagon to be used from New
casire'&est, the business SECTION, and
il is pro able that this s.will be done.
The police and sanitafy,. departthent
Should work, in conjdnction, which
YIN result IN Brunswick being a
"spotless town
Chief ow%s is to be commended
for. the interest he is taking in the
matter and council should give him a
team to further his efforts In this
direction. 7
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY DETER
MINED THAT NO CONCESSIONS
SHALL BE MADE.
Tie Majority Leaders Assert that
All Amendments Will Be Voted
Down and that the Bill Will Pass
With a Rush.

Washington, May 6.-After two
weeks of debate, the democratic bill
placing on the free list manufactured
articles calculated to benefit the farm
ers of the country reached the final
day of general discussion in the house
today.
Mere than 100 speeches have teen
made since the bill was called up a
week ago last Monday by Chairman
Underwood, of the ways and means
committee, and when 1t is taken up
under the five-minute rule Monday. to
be passed before adjournment, num-
ber of amendments will be presented
by minority members.
Democratic leaders" assert that all
amendments would be voted down
and the bill passed as agreed upon in
the democratic caucus. I'LL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
TO AWARD THE
CONTRACT FOR
TWO STEAMERS
rocMuLaEE NAVIGATION is NOW
SURE IN ONLY A SHORT
TIME.
President Of the Company Which Is
to Operate Steamers Is Now in
New York, Where He will Contract
for Two Boats.
Company Which Is

TEere seems to be no doubt but
that steamers will soon be plying be-
tween Macon and Brunswick on the
Ocmulgee river and the company now
behind the proposition seems to have
started work in real earnest.
TIE wholesale merchants and 9TH
er Brunswick business men have as
sured the Macon boat line people of
their hearty cooperation, while peo-
pie on the Oemulgee sriver have been
aiding in tie establishment of line
of steamers.
From present indications two up-to-
date river boats will be on the line
within very Sort time, as the fol-
lowing special sent out from Macon,
will show:
IT. B. Akridge, the general manag-
er of the Macon and Brunswick Navi-
cation company, has gone to Atlanta
and New York to arrange for the con-
struetion of two new steamboats,,
which will he put into operation on
the ccmulgee river, plying between
this city and t,e coast. 1t is planned
to resume navigation on the. Ocmul-
gee on an extensive scale, now that
the government is spending consider.
able money in deepening the channel
and dredging the stream. The mer-
chants believe that Uley can save in
the aggregate large sums by having
their northern freight shipped here
by water
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
AUToisTs Will LEAVE. TO-DAY.
-- ~. ; !. !. m .
Run to Charlotte Starts From Savan-
nah Tuesday. -.

The two Brunswick automobiles.
which are to take, part in the run
from Savannah to. Charlotte. will leave
the city this. morning at IL o'clock
for Savannah: They will have to be
in Savannah tomorroY morning in or
der to enter their cars. TraS .stxH
will be made from that city fer Char
lctte Tuesday morning and according
to the schedule all of the cars will
reach Charlotte Thursday afternoon.
The two cars which will represent
Brunswick in the run will be S. K.
Browns Oldsmobile and he will be ac-
companied by E. G. Bruce and Lacy
McKinnon.. Accompanying N H. NAL
lard in his e. NJ. F. car WiH:le J. Fl.
Hopkins, J. J. Lissner and J.. L. An
dreWs ss4ss,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
MANY GETTING WORRIED.

Atlanta. May 6.--The city police are
eing besieged daily by frightened
people who want to find out whether
they have been involved in the Ra-
chael Lynn case, and yet who do not
dare to come fight out and ask the
direct question. The officers believe
that if the people keep on volun-
tarily running their necks into the
moose, as it were, more interesting
evidence may be developed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
FATHER eUNN TO LECTURE.
At the City Hall Next Thursday
Niuht

At ire invitation of the Columbus
club of the Catholic church, Father
Gum will on next Thursday night
deliver at the city hall his famous
lecture on 'The Catholic Church and
the American Republic
Father Gum is one of the most dis
tinguished lecturers in the state and
has given this lecture in nearly all
the large cities, and his coming will
be much appreciated, and no doubt
une city hall will be crowded to hear
him. The lecture is free, everyone
being invited to attend, especially the
ladies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
BIG FIELD siN,s MARATHON.
Large Nunter of Cracks Entered at
New York

New York, May 6.-What is per-
haps the biggest eeld of amateur run
ners ever entered for long-distance
race faced, the starter today lin. the
Evening Nails modified Marathon
from the Bronx to city hall, dis
tance of II miles, principally through
city streets.
Among the runners are Harry Nc
CHM, last. years A. A. U. champion;
Win Bailey, ten-mile champion; Fred
Boilers, national crOss-country cham
pion; Louis Tewaninia and Mitchell
Arquette. The latter two are from
Carlisle Indian school Mike Murphy
and Glenn Warner consider Tewani-
mia the greatest ten-miler in the
world.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
MAINE ENGINEER SAILS.
Illness of Father Calls Capt. Ferau.
son Home,

Havana, May Capt Ferguson
directing the work on the Maine, sail
ed suddenly yesterday afternoon for
home. He had just completed his re-
port on the remains being extracted
from the debris of the wreck and their
cofiinage and disposition when he re-
ceived cable message from Waynes-
vile that his father was dying.
He has asked the department that
all remains be collected in one great
coffin. OF 30 50 far uncovered there
are only skulls and larger bones.
None is recognizable, and it would
be useless to coffin them separately
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
eRAND's GOOD PROGRAM.

Manager Finney has arranged a Sc.
ries of exceptionally strong programs
of motion picture plays for the pa
irons Of the Grand this week, each
night three feature picture plays will
be given and on Thursday night one
Of the greatest feature pictures, a
western one, will be shown. Matinees
will lie given on Wednesday and Sat-
urday at which three reels of the lat.
est pictures will be shown, watch the
News for each days program.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
Locet SHOOTERS GO TO
M THE souTHERNs HANDICAP
Big Trap Shooting Event to Occur in
Charlotte.

M. B44McKinnonsL. J. Leavy, Jr., P.
M. Golden and vassa Cate, all mem
Gers, of the Brunswick Gun club, left
last night for Charlotte, N. c., where
they go to. shoot in the big southern
handicap, which will begin in that
city tomorrow and continue through
Thursday. This is always the larg-
est shoot held in the south and it is
expected that between 125 and $50
shooters will taAe part in it this year.
Mr.. and Mxss tAd. :Topperwein and
John R. Taylor,' three professionals,
who have been spending few days In
the city, also left last night to attend
the shoot.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
A JUDGE IN NEBRASKA
BARS THE HAREM SKIRT

Brule, Neb., May 6.-Justice Otis.
of this town, has shown that he will
not allow the harem skirt or any
thing approaching it, to he worn. Miss
Bess Luneburge, of Ogallalla, was
the first to incur the judicial displeas-
ure of Justice Otis.
Up in Ogallalla few stations west
harem skirts are as common as grass
this being so, Miss Luneburge motor
ed down in her car, wearing the first
harem garment ever seen upon the
streets of Brule. = She halted her ma
chine in front OF, department store,
jumped out and in a "sharem" of
bright blue started for the little prom
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
COMMITTEES WORKING HARD ON
BRIBERY CHARGE AND DE-
PARTMENT INVESTIGATION.
Reports Indicate that TWO Important
Departments Are Suspected of Ir-
resuIarities, and Some Sensations
Are Promised.

Tallahassee, May 6.-The capital is
again quiet today, the senate having
adjourned yesterday afternoon until
Monday afternoon. and the house, aft
er long session last night at which
local measures alone were discussed,
decided to loaf until Monday morning
in spite of the fact that the calendar
has reached 5S pages and over 500
bills have been introduced in the
rouse alone. About dozen have be-
come laws. .
The committee appointed to investi-
gate officials and the alleged attempt
to bribe Representative Wall, of
Bradford county, are. both working
hard today. Correspondents are al
lowed to attend the meeting, but tes-
timony given is not released However
indications are that. something Of a
startling nature will Re discovered
by both committees within very few
days. Both are on not trails, and
what they find will. prove surprising
to the entire state.
State Officers Suspected.
Two important state departments
are said to be suspected of Irregular
tiles and the bribery committee will
soon know who offered Representa-
tive, Wall 5000 for his vote on un-
known legislation. Both committees
are going down deep into. their work
and Rill airing out ssIsa fiasss,. it ;sssss:
Said. s
J. The house yesterday afternoon inI.
definitely postponed the bill by Nc
kenzie. of Putnam, requiring ral,
roads tQ honor tickets at any time
within "a year after sale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
He Did Not Know.

New York, May 6.-At the Plaza no.
tel il was said today that Mrs. Shonts
left the city last Sunday to visit the
Lincoln Memorial university at Cum
berland Gap, Tenn, of which she is a
patron. Mr.. Shonts laughed at the
report that his wife intended endow-
ing a reformatory for girls in Ken
lucky.
ITS all news to me" he said. "and
/ think that if there was anything in
it would at least have an inkling."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
PROF. sMART's WEATHER DOPE.
Severe Thunder Storms and Hail for
Many Sections.

Severe thunder storms, accompa-
MED by hail and lightning, will visit
many sections of the United States
this week, according to astrological
indications. These storms will cover
large areas from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and from Canada to the Gulf,
and in the south may be of destruc-
tive character. The storm period will
be followed Friday or Saturday by a
cooler period, especially in the central
and middle western states.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
DIOCESE SESSION.

The Episcopal diocese of Georgia
will hold its annual meeting in Thom-
aSVille, beginning Wednesday of this
week. More than $50 delegates from
the churches of the various cities viii
be in attendance. The convention will
he held in st. Thomas church; the
list of delegates is now being COM
pleted for the convention bulletin,
which will announce the assigning of
the visitors to the homes in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07

enade. yNN
Just NfOtis was the first person
she met. AS she passed him he no
ticed that she had on the divided
skirt. Calling to her. he said:
''Hay, there. wait minute. You've
got ON one of those ccnsarned rigs
that l have heard SO much of and
you can't wear it here, demoralizing
our toys and girls. Now, I'll give
you just five minutes to get out of
town. If you are here at the end of
tat time, you go to Jail
Miss Lnuebarge got out of Brule at
a pace that shattered the speed ordi-
nance. 6
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
BALDWIN TO BEAT PEARy

Baltimore, May Capt. Evelyn
Briggs Baldwin, arctic explorer, who
is delegate to the peace congress
here from the Peace League of New
York, said today he would lead an
arctic expedition in 1913 and hoped
to effect the first crossing of the last
remaiif'ng ocean to be thoroughly ex-
amined
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
lONGROAT TO RuN

New York, May 6.-Tom Longboat,
the Canadian Indian; Alfred Shrubb,
the English champion; Hans Holmer,
the Gusta Ljungstrom, and Billy
Queal are among the star long dis
tance runners who viii compete in a
l5-mile international race at Celtic
park tomorrow. Queal recently hung
M a new record in a race against
Shrubb.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
coal ROADS WIN VICTORY
BEFORE SUPREME TRIBUNAL
osii Yfiasipal tor Which they Con-
tehded sfs1

Wsshlneton \ NNlisy ~S,. Y e principal
foIs. which c9al calryingsra ailroads con
tended for before 4fie, interstate COM
neffce commfss ion WA fecosnized to-
day by TIE commission in an order
permitting the Carolina. Cincinnati &c
Qhipq railway to establish lower rates
on coal from points in Virginia to
Charleston, s. C., than to intermediate
points.
This was the first order Of the com
mission under the long and short haul
provision of the law in which the
request of carriers for relief has been
granted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
LOCAL RATES.

Atlanta, May 6.-The railroad COM
mission now has in hand the final
evidence. on the question of local
transportation rates, commonly refer
red to as the switch rate case. The
hearing was concluded yesterday aft
ernoon. The Macon case will abide
by the result of the Atlanta case.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
MRS. sHoNTs TO HELP GIRLS
viii Found School Is Report, But
Husband Doesn't Know it.

Cincinnati, May 6-NTrs. Theodore
p. Shonts, wife of the Millionaire
New Yorker and mother of the Ouch
ess de Cleanliness, accompanied by a
number of prominent Kentuckians,
reached here yesterday in her private
car She is preparing to establish a
school reformatory for neglected
girls near Middlesboro, Ky, which
she will endow with 100000
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07

Chicago, May 6.-Rather than take
the name of Mrs. Spider, Miss Anna
May Christensen, of this city, has
lodged masrimony and stupid Mr..
Cupid has met defeat again.
Friends interce6ed and tried to get
Herman Spider to change the spelling
to Spyder. He objected to this ar
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07
TO BE HERE THIS WEEK.
Dr.. kennon Mott, tire Eye Specialist
to Return.

Dr.. Mott will return to the CITY from
his Atlanta office Monday and remain
during tae week and for few days
he is making a special offer, as seen
elsewhere in this issue.
DIR. Mott is a graduate and by lous
study and close app4isatson is HAVING
Wonderful success in his treatment
and fitting of glasses to the eye. /.
He has thousands of testiniopiaIs-of
the very highest from people all: over
this section and this lis an opportuni-
ty those, with bad eyes should not
lose. =" n.