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New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
Rush FOR sTUDgeAkgR STOCK.

Goldman Sachs & Co. and Lehman
Brothers announce. IN behalf Of their ssso-
Gates, Kle.nvort & Co. OF London, and
themselves, that they have closed the sub
scTiption books on the stock Of the Stude~
baker Corporation. the issue having been
very largely oversubscribed.
J. ~ Studebaker, president OF the Stude-
baker Corporation, IA a letter 10 the bank
srt. wAo recently purchased and publicly Of
tered tl5.5oo010 Of irE per cent cumulative
Wsterred stock. estimated the net profits Of
the corporation for 19L al $4,000 as a min
irur7- ~. r. Flanders. who originated ani
n1i.t ~ the Z. N. l. COMPANY viii con-
unle as the active executive head Of the
automobile business Of the Studebaker Cor
poration Of which J. ". Studebaker Will be
president and Frederick :. Fish, Clement
et1deosker IT,. and W T. flanders vice
ssdents
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

spot auiet and 20 points higher at la.4oc Tor
n,if.iing upland sales. 2752 uales' delveree on On
'ont-act goo bales. Liverpool cables spo'
cuiet. sales 5000 bales; speculation ana expo,S'
sS6- American 5000; imports, 29,oO Amerlcth;
2i 600 MiIdliug upland, I7Od tutgres ope,ea
-ifa5,, AZ ga, points advance closed iru AZ 40 a q
nj advance or 76iiE points. Marchi i,,.sSu,
March-April T.4s iad. April-May '-4e,sa a1s, aay
June. 75osd June-July. L5Sd JrynAIsSust, Ssr.
4Sf5d. Augist-septemDsr, T.2312d SepteHDsI-
Ca9tcbcr 5000. october November. 6.19d: No
,.er,l,ar- December G.I2iAd. Decemoer-JanusEy'
q I24. JgAuary February, 6.7l52d. A.
COFFEE-Unexpected weakness IN tns
rsnro1san coffee markets resulted ~ an carry
itnc ~ II 10 % points In the local market WIN WIN
scatfered selling During the day, however; -. tIe
,Y-sritst vas Inactive and prices hardened httie
-1 buvug by prominent operators and az .uS
.i1rs ,rere steady at q net loss OF lOgtt polhNS,
,.-itb sajeg of IS OOO bags. Havre closed VIZ
uet decline OF iq1A francs. HamouIg c'Ssr Sav,os
- r.r lower Rio was nominal. ana oahtSSs
stovVed a decline of 100 reis. Cost and trels.!
60 rom santos were generally unchanged az
19. for no NO g. but are still anove parry
,.,., lie local market. The demand from me
",,,r ",, u,s- again inactive ana of hano-tO-
r1cntb character ana coffee traders as a rue.,
.seT1 ~ be anticipating a quiet demand untN
t1c valorizaton coffee 70 be sold In April Is a'ft
oiIo Spot quiet and unchanged az lZsc lo'
pt- No T. Local contract nrices. --
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
panl.e,-e' noeta1 ratea fol1ov.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston &C.
discount. Chicago. sc. discount bid, &c pre-
mium asked: san Francisco, sight &c. tele-
graph Sc: New Orleans, commercial 9Jc'
discount. bank 81 premium; St. Louis, l0c'
premium bid. 20c premium asked: Savan-
nah. buying 3-i5c. discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes S4O0. .50l.27J: balances 81 632,5oS;
Baltimore. exchanges &.S3.gZt. balances
$50. .49l; Boston. exchanges s52,9lO.Sy6 bal
ances 81 St.7S6.429: Philadelphia, exchanges
S2S, 81. balances s2.9i4255.
SILVER MARKET -Commercia bar sill
YER 52ssc: Mexican silver dollars. &c. gar
silver closed in London at 24lzd' q ueciihS
Of lied.
GOLD PREMIUM-tn Madrid, s15; Lis
bon, S.
MEXICAN NGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2Ol12
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $l.4uS.0-4i IN
ternal revenue including CORPORATION tax.
s.. .j17.50e. and miscellaneous, S9O,555 a total
Of s3.326.5S0 against total expenditures on
month TO date ordinary receipts nave oeeh
s45.SS0. 81. ard ordinary expenditures S5s'-
S43A57 The excess Of receipts was s-'uoo,-
So For the fiscal year 20 date orullaI5
recaiDts have been S440,26s,6l4, against
S49s OS1 $50 in the same period OF lSl" anQ
oI.9iyarv expenditures s444 42SO3l2. against
slGS 6S9 5i9 in 1910 the excess of eEpendl-
lures amounting 70 s4.Oll,49i compared VIII
an excess Of expenditures last year ol
s93 cor. .eS3 Including Panama Canal AZ
oount and public debt. the excess OF an eA
r,euditllres over receipts since July
amounted 70 So. .g77. .4g6, against an excess ii
the corresponding period year ago Oh
S44. 93S. .497.
SUB-TREASURY.-- The SUD = ~ gess1 e 80
was debtor 10 the Clearing House S846'o5o'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
TO Issus A.oooooo IN STOCK.

A. a meeting Of the directors OF the
Northern Oaio Traction and Light Com
pany held IL Cleveland last Friday 5000,
v" Of per cent cumulative preferred stock
vas authorized. 100000 Of which VIII be
offered soon az q price slightly under par.
Aessrs ". +. Hutton & Co. have under
written the 81 000O00 new stock. Proceeds
vii Do used to build new power house d
iew miles north OK Akron.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

I soc East 81 Louis. London. fi3 Us "a;
sPELTER firm; 5.60d57Oc New YORK g o.ygg
D SOC East st Louig. london. 80 lIs od. MI
MONY nrm. Coo ke0n's, not quoted; otner oIshos'
Including Halietrs s.75de &c. iRoN--tisve-
land warrants. as 7isd In London I,oeaiIy IN
changed. No | foundry Northern, slo 0ogsio 70;
No q SIS 25nS16. No / Southern and NO !
Southern soft. SIS 254Sf5 75.
trUleum STEADY az recent prices.
COTTONSEED OIIe-IHactive ana irfeEulaI'
closing at points decline 10 point a1Nan.e.
Crude onerinss small with holders firm. but
buyers and sellers seem 20 be apart. Local coh-
tract prices: -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

fOhElGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
,ee not active factors IN the local stock
in,IAet. their transactions amounting 10
'eSS ihdn 5000 shares sold on balance.
4. UPPER MARKET The copper market
~ Nace weaker due % the absence of
-, ,,hslmefS The latter hold 20 the opinion
NE Copper Producers statement Wlll
- uaisvoraDle, ard that there Is no hurry
3, coVer requirements al the present level
l.O.As of copper carried at present are
sstF tAsn they have been at any time
'-hes The first of the year With exports
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened at pa per cent: highest, pa per
cent, lowest per cent, closing, 2i4 per
cent; ruling rate. "a per cent. Time
money was characterized by rather dun
trade. Rates were quoted ar 23tT3 per
cent for sixty DAYS. SG 81 for ninety DAYS,
81 ash Tor four months. 3is for FIVE and
six months. Mercantile paper came into
the market with some freedom. meeting
with a fair demand. Rates. "a az per cent
for sixty 70 ninety days indorsed bills re-
ceivable and fO~ choice four TO six months
single names, 41aG494 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened a shade easier in
tone, with cables quoted at 4S670G4. 1853.
demand sterling at 4.Ssie bid and asked
and 60-day bills at Asa Short francs
were quoted at 5.19as, less 3-64, and short
reichmarks at 95 lis less 1-64. The
market held steady in the morning and
early afternoon with rates not materially
changed from the opening. Gables were
quoted at 4.S6T0d 1864 demand sterling al
4S645G4 ssh. ana 6G-day bills at asa.
Short francs we're 1888 less 5-54. and
short reichsmarks 95 LIE less 1-6i.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM.

Josiah .. Low. Theodore p. Dixon and
Howard A. Piummer have formed part
nership and have opened Offices at No. 81
"sh street under the name Of Low, Dixon
Co, members of the New York Stock
Exchange. for the transaction OF a gen
eisl business in securities, giving particular
suehtion 20 orders in bonds
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
EN PQRTG
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February %, ie1i.
GRAIN--WHEAT-New low records were
established IN the wheat market early. due
largely 10 bearish news from abroad, where
Liverpool was = d lower. There was active
liquidation Ia Liverpool, owing TO fears OF
heavy tenders on March contracts, while at
he same time the spot situation was rather
easy, with loeral offerings OF csrgoes and tho
weekly summary OF foreign crop conditions
vas favorable. Chicago was closed for the
primary elections, but In the Northwest ana
in Winnipeg prices were lower The export
demand was slow. and sales amounted 70
loads or Manitoba No red, % &c In eie-
vatOr, and o. &c o ahoat; No 1 Northern
Duluth. 81 OF o aioat. CORN-Dull and
featureles-. but sentiment was bearish. owing
20 weakness abroad. where prices were y n
sd lower Export no ., Sic afont.
OATS-inactive, with prices nominal but the
FEELING vas bearish, and prices IN Winnipeg
declined lhs Cash oats dull. standard
white, 3ac No ?, - &c: No 3. 34Ec. No 4.
34c. RYE-Quiet; No .. S3c b New York.
BARLET-Quiet. mailing. s19sfO5 C Z
Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-Quiet. American, soc
New York: Canadian, 5Sc bid. I New
Kg
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
(Holiday to-day IN ChicagoD
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARA
FLOTR AND MEAL

EiOt IL AND htAl-FlOur dull and
with concessions necessary to make sales.
80 o5GSo 10; winter straights, S4qS4 10; winter
patents. 81 3OdS4 40. spring clears S4dS4 IS;
extra No winter, SO 3JgS3 So extra No win
ter So 20Qs3 81. Kansas straights, 81 30ds4 -.
RYE FLOCR-Steafy Fair TO good, 81 20p
s4 30: choice 10 fancy 81 40gs4 81 BUCK
WHEAT FLOCR-NOmnal. BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow. 81 ljaS1 30; coarse. 81 i0g
81 r. CORNAIEAI1--Kiln dried 81 -. FEED
steady Western spring S24 254s25 standard
middllng. s24dS24 20. flour 10, S26 25gS26 -,
red dog so 604S2s city bran. SO 80 bulk, s25
sacks. middng, s24 75GS2s. red dog, s2s so:
h0miny chop, SO 80 bulk, So 10 sacks, oilmeal,
s35 jU4s3s
CO1rON-The upwa I'd movement continued,
with MAY contracts selling as high as 14JDc, or
90 points above tho close or the previous day
and - a bale above the low level or FEBRUARY
i8 There "A good dea OF realizing by re
cent buvers on tho advance, and some Thought
they saw Indications rnat leading lonZ lines
we're being reduced the bulges but there was
support ~ evidence all dips, and the close
was firm nj a net advance OF sGA points, or
within pom or two OF the highest f2r the
Gav Better cauleS than expected, bullish south
srn spot advices ana talk OF strengthening
statistical position helped the rally nut the
fsstor more immediately concerned appears 70
~ r1luors concerning heavy shipments from the
locsI stock with the stopping or notces on
March contracts and the aggressive atLltlds ot
Leading bulls IN connection with the fact that
-be preliminary step in the last season Dui1
.au,paigu was the taking up OF cotton on MArcA
oortrocts Local spot people report no iIupIoy -
mont In the demand from mills southern spot
markets. unchanged % &c higher. Local cohuace
prices. Yester-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

The Quincy Mining COMPANY reports lot
as follows. ,.. ,oco
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

s51uai 20 a3S7 pcr cent on S2.75QCO0 capital
g,,ri, r1. stauoing az compared with 25-o' Per
cont on same stock previous year. +Fald on ac-
count ef properties purchased
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED bv Frederic Il. Hatch Co. N"''
York and Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

FO0dstuffs IN natural
state and food AMI
lilalS .s.ss-
FOodsttfTs partly or
wholly prepared
Crude materials for use
ia manufacturing
Manufactures for fur
ther use in nlanufac-
turing .....-.....--
Manufactures ready for
consumption .......
Miscellaneous ........
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
Totals ..............
DOMESTIC ENPOR
ASSOCIATED MERCHANTS.

The Associated Merchants Company has
issued a report for the six months ended
January 81. 1911, which compares az fol-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

Osurnlshed BY Van schack & Co. No WSi
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by r. L Day q Co. No. 81 wsn
street,
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

.EK dividend. tAsked.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
QUINCY MINING.

Total surplus. 3, ,UbO IS $4'uOO 10 -FI'V'0' -
Exclusive OF extra dividend account
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
FOREIGN TRADE IN JANUARY

The following table shows the Imports
and exports for January and for the seven
months ended January. as compiled by ne
chief Of the Bureau OF STATISTICS, Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor.
IMPORTS-JAHUARY
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

Open. High. Low. Close;
The evening world., 1911-03-17

inc "Favorite Prescription" is ~uncqualed
and is invaluable in allaying and subduing
nervous excitability, %irritability, nervous
exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia,
h~ysteria, spasms, St. Vitus's dance, and
other distressing, nervous symptoms com
monty attendant upon functional and or
ganic disease of the distinctly feminine
organs. 1t induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and dependency.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
the stomach, liver and bowels. One to
three a dose. Easy to take as candy.
-p,t koot th. p.oolo'e Co,,rno, C.,e. NJoJ;.,I
The evening world., 1911-03-17
WITH FARRAR;
RUSSIAN DANCERS AGAIN.

"raus was repeated at the Metro
rolltan opera House last night before
n very large audience, with Geraldine
Fa-rar as Marguerite. In What Is now
becom. one Of her familiar impersona-
.,ons. restrained Of some OF TIE eN-
trqyagances with which she used to
ombellsh Il. Ricardo Martin. after a
long absence from the part, was Faust
and ne showed his artistic growth In
this as in all the characters that fan 10
him. Mr.. Mar;in has been quoted as
wishing TO retire from singing ana set
himself to composing. Would II not De
wise for him remember that, Caruso
excepted land when may we expect TO
hear the like OF the great italian again.,
ne IN the most serviceable and promis-
ing tenor In the Metropolitan Opera
Company Dinh CITY was a splendid
Vaaent,n, and Rothic- was a satisfying
Mephistopheles. Rita Fornia did all
tha, could Do expected as the Impossible.
eiebel. and Jeanne Maubourg was n COM
petent Marthe. Podesti conducted a
performance that ran very smoothly,
Afterward there was a ballet diver
basement by Pavlowa and Mordkin that
held everybody 10 the last number
which was their Incompatible exposition
OF Glazounow's '~Bacchanale."
The evening world., 1911-03-17
TO TRY DUVEENS
DESPITE OFFER
OF 100000
Head of Art Firm and Nephew
Must Face Jury for Alleged
Customs Frauds.

Henry J. Duveen. head o, the million
aire art firm Of Duveen Brothers. and
his nephew, Benjamin Duveen, will be
tried on charges OF undertaking. i'm
ported goods either at the next June
term of the Criminal Branch OF the
United States Circuit Court of this dis
trict or early In the fall. They must de-
feni themselves whether or not they
settle the civil actions brought against
them by the Government. Each has
given $1,000 cash bail.
Henry j. Duveen. II was learned to-
day, Is very III at a country place near
London, but he Is understood to have
Informed United States Attorney Wise
office, through his lawyers. he will re-
turn TO this city and face trial. L IL
aid that Duveca has been moved 20
this determination by the fact that his
firm will be put out Of business here
should be become a fugitive from JUS
tice.
Information recently reached the
United states Attorneys office that
Benjamin Duvc IN, at present In charge
OF the Fifth avenue establishment of
the firm. was making preparations to
go abroad. An Investigation developed
ne had determined to remain within the
Jurisdiction OF the United States Court
by ad;lce OF his attorneys.
Dispatches from Washington to-
day were TO the effect that at a Ions
conference between Collector Loco and
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Curtis the Duveen Ease was discussed
and that it had been determined to re-
ject an offer by Duveen Brothers to
compromise their case by ~refunding
81, coo. 900 cash TO the Government.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
Musical Art
Society Gives
Lovely Concert
FrankD anrrosch'sU n-
announced Dropping
From the Programme
of TWo Numbers Gre
atesA musingC Confusion
Among Those Who OPP
pose Singing in English
IranSiatiors.
BY vi VESTER WILING.

Il RAN DANROSCH, conduct
ing the Musical Art society's con-
Il cert at Carnegie Hail last night.
u,co,,c,ous,v furnished an object les
son n. To the de.,ra bil,ty OF singing IN
tho verna cu,ar and brought to ridicule
the pre,ensions O. those who maintain
,hat songs should he sing only in the
Languages 4, which they are written. 20
no e0ec.,ve Toward the end OF the pro-
croumc pr D,mrosch. without expla-
no,to, on, on. two madrigr,s by Fried
rich Rossch When he continued with
READINESS 20 S,hoene Nacht!' there
was , universal, ineffective turning OF
p,gas Of tho nroyramme, distressed
iooks ON noarIy eyerybody's face, and
o,x,o,s vb,snere, inouiries of neigh
~. ,ha. vos mos, amusing. Yet II tae
-. u,t.,,ta.a be,ievar
"''.'' y. W. -, 4. our
IN inc peau'iiui 'o"se' -,
heritage, snoulu nave oareu w s"heost
before the concert was begun that v
Schoene Nacht!' should have been
.ur, a., 40 Charming Night. IN the
.rans,a.,on n, Nra 7 p. Morgan. he
-. 49,. hoon oa,,.a barharian.
wouu " - or,,tc.
40 auote o"e V 1 o'i rvs - -.
who does not snare inc 'rI,.I 70
liefs as to singing In f'ngfish IL Ii ~
laugh FOR II tho supporters OF the
Musical Art Society are not Of the mu-
.t.,I .,oo, ,bcro NAV such no found?
49, 49, ..o.,,.od nro.
49, -, ., rarer ovcoI-
s'"'"V' :" ""e 49, 49,.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
"HAENsEC UND GRETEL" AND
FIRST ACT OF "COPPELlA.'

Louise Homer came back to her fine
impersonation of The witch in a spe-
c'al performance OF "Haensel und
Grctel' at the Metropolitan Opera
house yesterday a%fternoo". The house
Vas crowded, as it always Is when
lIumperdlnck's beautiful fairy opera IS
presented, and hosts % children were in
the audience to enjoy t.. The very eN-
ccllent cast of Bella Alien, Marie Matt
field, Florence Wickham. Otto Go~itl,
Lenora Sparkcs and Lila Smelling was
maintained, with Alfred Hertz conduct
ing in his most sympathetic manner.
lie delayed the rise of the curtatln
nineteen minutes because his first oboe
isl had broken his instrument, and he
would not go on until the player had
secured another one.
After the opera Pavlowa, Mordkln
and tho admirable company o. Russian
dancers that SUPPORT them presented
the frs, act of DelIbes's ballet cop
pella" With all their accustomed skin,
under the direction 4 Podcstl.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
The Wrong Disease

Many times women call on their family Physicians, suffering, as the
imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from heart disease, another for
liver or kidney disease, another from nervous prostration, another wit
pain here and there, and in this way they present alike to themselve
and their easy-going or over-busy doctor, separate diseases, for whic
he, assuming them to be such, prescribes his pills and potions. /
realty they are all only symptoms caused by some weakness or derangt
ment of the organs distinctly feminine. The physician, ignorant of tn
eane of suffering, keeps up his treatment until large bills are made
ment, but probably worse. A proper medicine like DR.. Perces F;
vorite Prescription, directed TO The cause would have entirely removed
dispeNEng all those distressing symptoms, and insutulng comfort in
misery. 1t has been well said, that "a disease known is half cured"
Dr. Rkres,s Eayorhe Prescription Is q scientific medicine: caret4
The evening world., 1911-03-17
Every Style OF
Ribbon in Vogue

You'll find our Ribbon Dept the
largest In town....A few quotations.
will show how moderate are prices
New Monotone " arp Print kiphons-
floral shadings oi one nlor-thcs 49,.
come i'm ali colors. including ncutraitIhts
full 5 !. luch-satin edge III Ar
match color ...... '.',''' 'fc
BDskct Block TRrctaS-a charming,
novelty much appreciated for nillnsrS
aud other uscs-thc blocks are IN sou
contrast n have ovcrlSinS uoT"i
prjpIings-color edge inch 40
Striped Ribbons are provided IN o weaiih
OF new color beauties that Insure their
popularity-- plain and taTIota stripes
alternate in exquisite new contraSts
and shadingS ~ tho Same ~colpr-nhrh
and light ctluCts-full . . linen 40
New Pcrsiaus in remarkable new tones
combined with color stripes. III ricii ro
blcndings-7 - inch .....,.,......IS
Novelty Block Check Plaids, scotch Plald'
and Roman stripe tarctas- an iniihvhsu
choice OF strong and delicate new
tintinss 40
- TO 90. inch. ......... 10 to .4S
The evening world., 1911-03-17
STILL FIGHT on FLIGHT PRIZE

The ncht over tho statue Of Liberty
nlrht prize still continues. The Royal
Aero rlub of Great Britain yesterday
cabled to the Aero Club OF America its
protest against awarding the prize to
Count Jacques de Losseps,
No rounds were mentioned, but 1t Is
believed that the protest Is in the inter-
est OF Claude Grahame-White's claim.
The objection will probably not be taken
ND before tho next meeting of the In
ternat!onal ~Aeronautic Federation In
Paris In october.
II was rumored yesterday that an APP
peal may be made 20 the cIvl courts 10
retain the prize for the estate or John
Il Molsant, to whom II was awarded,
The evening world., 1911-03-17
Misses Petticoats

The miss of to-day is as particular a.
her elders about her petticoats, there
fore she comes here for the right style ,
and quality Her mamma approves.
for the prices appeal to her sense Of
value:- ,
Misses Tairota SILK Petticoats-biack
add nov Sptihy snades-shlrrcd
and plcatcd-pc cial ........... .2.08
With \ an Dyke p!catings and
ruchings. ....... 1893
Misses ncathcrbloom Pctticoats-black
aud atyll, III coiOrs-fancy tiounces-
Bood value At si.OS ........... LOO
Nlissri' Black satceu pe%tticoats-
also sHtinotto-sp.cial .09 to 1.29
The evening world., 1911-03-17
Carrie Nation Grows weaker.

LEAVENWORrH. Kan. March IL
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the militan, Kansas
temperance worker, who Is al a sanl-
here, Is fast growing weaker. fol.
lowing n general breakdown.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
ToiIe Goods Dept.

ogsFs these SataIda, ,prriais;-
30 ct. Size Kings Toilet Bonzoln. .o6
"a Ct .siIo Rubifoam. Id
25cto lzc Espoys' Croam. ......... ia
20 Ct. size OAy Peroxide Cream. .... 10
% 81. size Oakley Corylopsis Cold
Cream ........ ia
10 CT. Vanity Box containing powder
ana pun IS
l5ct Sana Dernlal Talcum ........ .l2
80 Ct. Perfumes. popular odors. cut glass
hNoPp''' ''.t % . 70 o. .......... 30
loot. Paynos' NAH Bleach. Paste and
manuel,
20 ct. size DIR, Prays' Rosalino. ...... .l6
. ct. doc. Emery Boards. .......... "a
10 CT. Chamois NAH Buffer. 10
The LINING Sale COnhnuesi
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AGENTS WANTED D.

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II Is made of native American medicinal roots wthouf the use Of alcohol
M Is perfectly harmless In its effects in n.y. condition Of the female system.
The evening world., 1911-03-17

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