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& POOL

willie Hoppe still! remains champion
OF ISL and 49, balkiine billiards. Tho
boy Wonder" successfully defended
his lse title during the year against n
number OF c~hallengers. chief OF which
was George Sutton. No CHALLENGER APP
peared during the yea to contest
Hopes Isl title.
Alfredo De orc gained permanent
possession OF the trophy for worlds
champions ship at pool by virtue OF de-
feats over Clearwater. Jerome Keough,
Tom Hueston and Charley Western.
De Orc established a new hisA run
record when he ran on 100 consecutive
balls.
The evening world., 1911-12-30

rRANK aoTcH. champion wrestler
Of the world, won the title BY
forcing George Hackenschmidt
Of Russia to quit in a match at Chi
cago. The contest took place on April
3, 1908. and after W hours and three
minutes OF wrestling H~ackenschmidt
refused to continue. the referee giving
the match to Gotch ami proclaiming
him the champion of the world. The
men wrestled again for the title at the
American League Baseball Grounds In
Chicago on Sept. 4 this year, Gotch
winning two falls and the match.
The evening world., 1911-12-30
o'TooLE SETS RECORD IN PRICE
PAID FOR PLAYERS.

A new record for value OF bal!
players was established by the Pitts
burgh CLUB which paid $3.50 20 the 81.
Paul Club for Marty O'Tools, "a pitcher.
Toward the end OF the year there
was a general shifting around 90 man
ayers IN preparation FOR the coming
scRson Six new managers were ap-
pointed for the American League clubs
while two clubs In the National changed
managers.
TIE new leader. IN tho American vii
be Harry Wolver'on ~ tho Highland.
ers. Gr,rrth OF Washington. Wallace Of
st. Louis. Jake S,nhl OF boston. Harry
Davis OF Cleveland, ana Jimmy Gala
han ~ Chicago.
Ned Hanlon OF boston ana Han,
o'Day. h veteran umpire. OF Cinoin
natl. are the new managers that vii
lead Nationsl clubs next ysas.
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smashing out home runs during u world

smashing out home runs during u world
series.
Almost ~ sensational as the playing OF
,ho games was tho scandal that dcvel-
op,-t In both cities In regard 10 the man
>cw York and Philadelphia thousands OF
tickets went mysteriously into the hands
oi SPECTATORS. Tho fans IRE OF indig-
nation over this treatment was blown
into a c%oniiagration by the President OF
the American League. who openly ac-
cused the New York club NJ acting In
collision With spectators IN the dispo,
sal OF the tickets. han johnson after
much vocal effort oxoneratod President
John r Brush OF having any improper
handling of the tickets. The National
Baseball Commission at Tia meeting In
New York during the week OF Dec. n
took up the subject OF the ticket scan
dal
The American League President failed
to produce any damaging evidence
against the New York club AT the meet
ing, and year-end dcvcl, pnents indicate
that the baseball public viii receive
very little redress
In other post series the American
League defeated It's rival ~ 'ept In one
set OF games tho Cleveland Cincinnati
series, which was won by Cincinnati.
In the 50. Louis and Chicago interclty
games the American League was vlc-
%tofious.
Rochester won the Eastern now In.
tcrnationaD League p.nnant.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb during the year
developed into the ssme's greatest ex-
ponent. In the American League this
phenomenal player carried IN the bat
tins aud base'stcaling records,
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Damask Pattern Cloths

separate linen table cloths with bor-
der all around. The approach OF the
Holiday finds the largest stock OF the
wear in these most popular pieces
Napkins to match all cloths.
Handsome Sets in floral and scroll
2h-yard Cloths are $2.50
Napkins to match, $3.50 dozen
Scotch Damask Sets. .o
2h-yard Cloths are 1922
22-inch Napkins to match' S'zo
dozen.
Flemish Linen Sets. Soft fine weight
damasks in many handsome pat.
terms 21s-yard Cloths are S.gS
2Ok inch Napkins to match 1870
dozen.
Scotch and Flemish Sets. Double satin
damasks, round thread,
2h- yard Cloths are $4.98
22-inch Napkins to match $'s0
Scotch and Flemish Linen Sets, extra
heavy double thread, satin
damasks, 2h yard Cloths are $3.50
24-inch Napkins to match, $500
Double Satin Scotch Damask Sets in
beautiful patterns. for both square
anu 'o 2%-yard Cloths are $3.50
o2-jnch Napkins to match, $3.50
dozen.
Handsome ScalIoped Linen Tea Sets,
square lunch cloths, with 12 dozen
tea napkins to match,
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Handsome New
Waists
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS

a most unusual assortment of dam
~ new styles made up especially for
Christmas giving has just been re-
ceIyed. Included are handsome en-
brodered and lace-trimmed models.
which make very pleasing presents,
Hundreds Of New 1912 White Lingerie
Waists, arrived this week. Next
springs models already here. Ba-
tiste waists with side rutiies. lace
and embroidery trimmed models,
some hand embroidered A hundred
CSC, si.2s, $3.50, s,.ss, 1925 up to
S4.eS.
Tailored Waists, both white and col
ored materials in a wide variety of
models. including plain shirt styles,
with and without pockets. These
are mostly the "Geisha" waists,
csc, $3.50. st.e8 and s2.25
Flannel Shirts for Women are. very
and gray mixture iannels. fine
stripe and check fiannels,
CSC, s1.e8, S2.25, s2e8 up to si.e8
Large Showing Silk MessaIlne Waists,
-Four Styles at 1898, lace yoke
models with side frills-button and
braid trimmed models.
Several Styles at $4.e8, prominent
among them one with braided net
yoke to match
silk Iatfeta Waists, IN sla q =, and q al 81
Beautiful Chiffon and Lace Waists, in
new models, Chiffon waists In
navy, light blue. gray lavender,
white and black. Lace waists all
white or white trimmed with green,
blue and other dark shades.
s4.es, s5.es, s6.es. $3.50 and s1o.ss
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Gifts for Men

Mems gifts are always the most
puzzling TO select but the following
apt suggestions afford an easy solu-
ton.
Handkerchiefs of every possible kind,
Soto SOC
cowhlde oxford Travelling Bags II
and IS inch. Very special at
Purses, Pocketbooks and Bill Books,
25c to $1.e8
Leather Collar Bags, three sizes,
s1.o0, SIPS and $t.5o
Leather Cuff Cases TO match, s1.0o
Handy Boxes" with Dennisons SUP
plies, Sl.uo
Umbrellas, special holiday assortment,
CSC to $3.50
SILK muflers and Phoenix Mufflers,. >,
Csc, SOC to $1.89
Military Hair Brushes, si.oo and SIPS
pair.
Regular Hair Brushes, SOC to $1.oo
Fine Silk Four-in- Hands. Special
value at Soc
Fine SILK Four-in- Hands. SOC
adler" Gloves for men, $1.oo and $3.50
adler" Wool Lined Mocha Gloves,
$780, St.50 and $3.50
VIZ" ' Csc and SOC
"keep Clean" Make Leather Travelling
Sets fitted with fine brushes. etc,
St.5o, $500 and $2.e8
"Everwear" Hosiery, Box OF q :, 20 s,,11o
silk Hosiery, 35c TO Sl'oo palr
Hat Brushes, ooC
Colgate Shaving Sticks, Cream and
Powder, Soe
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A Splendid Great Stock of
Napkins

90 inch Linen Napkins, fast selvedge,
in variety of patterns at only
$1.o0 and SIPS dozen
Extra Heavy All Linen "a. Napkins,
at $3.50 dozer,
20 and 22.inch Heavy Round Thread
Scotch Damask Napkins at
$500 and $2.25 dozen
Beautiful Heavy Scotch and Belgium
Damask Napkins, in 20, ~, 24s,
and 27-inch sizes. A large range
$3.50, SAYS, $500, $3.25, $3.50, $3.50,
S4.e8, up to $3.50.
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Blankets and Other Bed Coverings
FOR THE REALLY PRACTICAL GIFT

49, - collect from the most comprehensive stock in the state
oualie he and prices right
Special value e
mills and whi'e WIN 0o Only and esc
color borders ''''''''''
-. u..a,m. Wool white or gray ''pea
-..n "lrnera, Blankets as handsome as o
blanket so5O
a. ~ eu1 Blankets quality white vain Sandome blankets
ana blanket Inc price " 80
IT, uar Wool Blankets heavy and a usual e'' ~
80 solid White with 1ibson au at $500
... e,u size. white With borders Of, pink
Special cooed
. $50 aroe Fine white with border IN " $500
. n pure California with bordsEs OF ss and
. ,,.... A. slno,e WOOL '~'N'' w. -
er... Showing Of lkofne ahs and sses
-. corforter. light weigh' very
ihoutc
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Sweaters
VERY PRACTICAL FOR
GIFT PURPOSES

Sweaters are always popular for gifts
All kinds are here-serviceable
everyday kinds-fancy styles-Ali
I Pure Wool.
WoMEN's SWEATERS.
At s1.es. All Wool Sweaters in fancy
weaves. V neck and with pockets.
White, cardinal and gray.
At 1898. Both Fancy and Plain
Weave Sweaters. V neck with pock-
cts. White, cardinal and gray.
At $3.50. Heavy Plain Weave Sweat.
ers. an extra value at the price,
Both high and neck White, car
dinal, gray and navy.
At 1888, $3.50 and $5.ss. Fine Sweat.
ers In Wide Variety. Both plain
weaves and fancy weaves. High
\ necks, V necks and sailor collars.
White. cardinal, green, navy, gray
and black
Specially attractive among them,-a
$4.9S White Sweater with sailor col
lar, red trimmings. red pockets and
cuffs.
At $3.50. Heavy Fancy Weave
Sweaters, with high collar and
pockets. White, cardinal and gray
MISSES SWEATERS.
At csc. Special Heavy Sweaters for
boys or girls. Made of a heavy wool
yarn in a plain weave, button front
with two pockets. In solid req or
gray, and in gray with blue trim
mngs.
At $1.5o. Misses Fancy Weave Sweat
ers button front, two pockets. In
solid white or gray
At s1.e8. Misses Double Breasted
Sweaters in fancy weave. with roll
collar and two pockets. In solid
white and gray.
At $1.es. Misses Heavy Fancy. Weave
Sweaters in white. Have high col
lars.
At $3.50. Splendid Heavy Plain Weave
Sweaters in solid white, navy. red
and gray.
INFANTS SWEATERS.
At CSC. Infants Fancy Weave Sweat
ers, in white with pink or blu I'M
mings. Two pockets and button
front.
At SIPS, Infants Norfolk Sweaters,
in fancy weave. Solid white and
white with pink or blue trimmings,
button on side.
At s1.5o. Infants Heavy Plain Weave
Sweaters in red and white; high and
low neck, two pockets. button front.
At s1.es. Infants Fancy Sweaters in
white and red. Button front.
At 1893. Infants Heavy Plain Weave
Sweaters in white with trimmings
of pink and blue.
At s2.25. Infants Fine Sweaters In
white with pink or blue trimmings
and fancy edge; high neck and but
ton front.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
Huck.a.BuCk and Fine
Towelings
BY the Yard.

6y TITO uTu'
There's a greatly enlarged line of
fine towelings for making into towels,
scarfs, bags and tides.
Specially New This Season Is
Great Line of 15.inch Hucks for
Guest Room Towels. Both plain and
handsome figured bucks at
csc, 2ec, 35c, 3ec, and SOC yard
Extensive Line of 1e, 20, % and "a
inch Hucks in both plain and fig
i7c s' CSC, asc, acc, 45c, 5sc, SIC to 75c
yard.
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LINENS Gift Splendid for the Home
welcome because is practical and will do somebody real good
ready.
Table Damasks

63-inch Ail-Linen BIeached Oanasks,
large assortment of patterns.
7o.inch Fine Heavy AII.LInen Irish
Damasks in a large variety of pat
terms. Assortment includes forget
me-not with stripe, fieur-de-lis.
rose, ivy, pansy, !5c yard
72-inch Heavy Round Thread Scotch
Damasks in a wide range of beauti-
full patterns Our Special Leader In
the Linen Lines, $500 yard
Napkins to match, $3.50 dozen.
72-inch Extra Quality Round Thread
Double Scotch Damasks in many
beautiful new patterns, LES yard
22-inch Napkins to match, 1913
dozen.
72inch Extra Heavy Double Scotch
Satin Damasks in handsome large
fleur-d e-lis and MORE patterns with
Grecian or carnation borders.
22-inch Napkins to match, 1925
dozen.
Pinch Round Thread Double Scotch
Satin Damasks in beautiful new
patterns of large pansy, wild daisy,
and blue bell, $1.50 yard
22-inch Napkins to match, 1898
dnzpn
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Guest Room Towels

These individual towels have sprung
into great favor the past few months
and we've assembled a splendid show
ing.
All Linen Huck Individual Towels at
12Hac, 15c and 17c
Hemstitched All Linen Individual Tow
els, also plain hemmed, 25c
Scalioped Edge Fine Individual Tow
els, with wreath for monogram,
39c and Soc
Hemstitched Plain Huck Individual
Towels, with wreath for monogram,
SOC
Embroidered Guest Room towels;
Wreath for initial and scalloped
edge all worked, 75c
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CHILDREN'S FUR SETS

The most delightful thing for niue
girls and misses. In white and coiors
very inexpensive.
Prices Quoted are for both neck
piece and muff.
White Angora and Ermlne SET a.
CSC, s1.3e and $1.5o
Brown Coney Sets at
$3.50, 1898 and 1898
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VERY PRACTICAL GIFT
A Tailored Coat

The greatest collection of Tailored
Winter Goats is now assembled IN the
great second floor Ready-to-W
section.
Double Texture Coats, in wide var
iety. both plaid backs and solid
color backs, All are reversible.
Handsome Scotch Mixture Coats with
convertible" collars. to be worn
either high or low,
1898, sf0.e8, sf2.0O, $500, S17.e8,
$500, $500 and 5000.
Black 6roadcloth Coats and Kersey
coats In plain tailored and sailor
s7:ss. sia.oo, $500, $500 up to
$500.
Special Black caracuI Coats. These
handsome warm fur fabric coats
are very popular,
Junior Coats for High School girls
and small women. in all the most
wanted materials and styles
Polo" Ulster" and Half-fitted,
$3.50. $780, s8.e8 and $1,000
Girl Coats for ages to IA years in
wide range of materials. Plain
cloths, mixtures, caracul and fur
$50. s4,ss, ss.ss, ss.ss. $3.50, $3.50
up to $3.50.
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Damask Tray Cloths

HemstItched Half.Linen Tray Cloths,
15c
tJnhemmed Damask Tray Cloths, two
special values. Very large and very
fine, loc anu <2S
many new patterns, <oc
Special Value Damask Tray Cloths, at
29c and 35c
Regular SOC Damask Tray Cloths, all
hemstitched and in beautiful pat at.
terms. SpeCldI price, o01
Fine Heavy Double Damask Tray
Cloths SOC, 75c and $1.oo
Damask Scarfs and Squares
Fine Linen Damask scarfs, in So, As,
and 54-inch lengths. All are hem,
stitched. They are of fine Irish and
heavy Scotch linens in handsome
.2ec, Soc, 75c, $500, $3.50, up to s2.ss
Hemstitched Damask Tea Squares, in
the same great variety of styles and
patterns. The sizes are 36, As. and
"a inches square. The. prices,
soc, 75c, $500, st.25. S.so, to $3.50
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

Selling Fast, The Campbell Kids at
SOC
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

White Tibet Sets at
sa.a5, $3.50. $6.ss and $3.50
chinchlla Sets, gray. at
1898 and $s.ss
., o,oss,,r, Sets at $3.50
Gray coney Sets at %'"
Gray MoufIon Sets at s'o'"
Brown Watermink Sets at
s4.ss and s6.ss
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
DAETW& is provided for in Juvenile
~ A\YesSnGGnn A. Shop" second floor, where there
W. S EabVt AkAkAS hundreds of dainty gift articles
ZEVOG NeIyHCS;1N for the baby we'll as the older
O. W. ~ " children A visit will pay you.
INFANTS WEAR

infants Long and Short White Coats,
SIPS, $3.50. $t.ss, s2.as, s2.s8, $3.50
up 10 $3.50.
Infants Angora. eearskin and Velour
Coats, s1.es. $2.ss. 1898 and s4.ss
Infants Wool Coats, in colors.
si.es, $2.es, $3.50, 1898, s4.ss, $5.ss.
up to s6.ss.
Infants Bath Robes OF German FIan-
mel, so, SO and 75c
Infants Elderdown Bath Robes.
CSC, $t.es and 2.s8
children's Bath Robes, made from
Beacon Wrapper Blankets. for ages
to ~ years. Very attractive,s t.e8
Infants Knit sacques, Csc to $3.50
Infants Embroidered Flannel Sacques,
Csc to $3.50
Infants White Drawer legsins, SOC
chlidren's White and Black Drawer
Leggins, s1.3e, $1.5o and $1.75
children's Black Legglns,
Csc, 3ec and SOC
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

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Bath Thermometers, SOC
Baby Comforts, 1oc and 2oc
Baby Coat Hangers, SOC. 75c and e8c
Baby Record Books,
Csc, soc, 75c, $500, $3.50 and s2.25
Baby Carriage Straps, with toys, $1.5o
Baby Safety Carriage Straps of leath-
ar Csc
Baby Nursing Bottles, with hand knit
covers, ooe
Baby Teethlne Sticks, zoc
Baby RattIes, 1oc ana S'c
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Towels

Showing Complete in all Details.
Leaders In the ShoWing-20x3S Huck
Towels, of heavy German linen.
Both plain hemmed and hem
stitched. These towels are worth
35c. While 100 dozen lasts the
price will be CSC
Full Lines Holiday Towels and many
very special values. Both damask
and buck in handsome designs.
Towels with wreath for embroider-
ing monograms, at every price,
SOC, 75c, s1.oo, $1.25 and $1.5o
A Special Showing this year In
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hufs:to Match All
FurS

Black and Sable coney Muffs,
st.es, s2.ss and 1898
Isabella opossum Muffs,
s4.e8, $3.50. s6.es, $3.50 and st0.ss
Blended Watermink Muffs,
$3.50, 5000 and st3.5o
Raccoon Muffs In sable and isabella,
$500 and $500
Mink Marmot Muffs,
$3.50, $500 and $3.50
Blue Wolf Muffs, $3.50
Fox Muffs, sable, isabella and black,
s7.es. $500, $3.50. $500, $3.50 and
s25 100.
Black Lynx Muffs, $500 and $3.50
Natural Coon Muffs, s12.es and $500
Beaver Muffs, $1,000 and $3.50
Real Mink Muffs, $500 to $4,000
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
DAINTY BABY NOVELTIES
Many of These Articles Are Hand Painted

Baby Brush and Comb Sets,
soc, 75c, $t.oo, SIPS and $1.e8
Baby Puff and Soap Boxes.
CSC and SOC
Baby Powder Puffs, 10c to 2oc
Baby Hot Water Bottles,
Sto0, SIPS and $1.5o
Baby Bib Holders, DUG
Baby Armlets. 25c ana Ssc
Baby Bib Cases, hand painted, eSc
Baby Nursery Pin Holders,
Csc and SOC
Baby Trinket Boxes, 5oc ana Sioo
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chlldren's Toaues, all colors. csc to SOC
Infants Soft sole Kid Shoes; sizes 0.
/. 2, 3 and L. Three styles-one
strap Tie. three-strap Roman and
High Button. All colors, white,
black. tan. pink and blue. SOC pair
Infants Kid Moeeasins. all colors.
soc pair
Infants Crib Blankets. blue and pink,
soc, soc, 75c and s1.oo
Infants Wool Crib Blankets, white
with pink or blue borders. s'.ss
Infants 6onnets OF silk rep. velvet;
and bearskin. 25c to SI'5o
Infants White Wool and SILK mittens,
st.oo
Infants Crochet Socks,
f5c, 17c, Csc. soc
Infants BIbs, Sc, t2c, Tic, Csc, up to
CSC.
Infants Wells, wool and silk,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-01-30
Emphatic.

6"PU&IICs
John Barrett. director of the inter.
national bureau Of American .repub-
lies, now has thorough knowledge Of
the meaning OF the word ''stung" as
It is used in popular sense.
One Of his bureaus principal duties
Is to promote trade relations between
this country and the Latin American
republics, and Mr. Barrett does every
thing in his power to make good on
his job. Not long ago he had a new
idea. He turned to the bees Of Mexico
as a means OF increasing business be-
tween the United States and that
country and put out bulletin. Ac-
cording to the printed pamphlet, Mex
ican bees were the best bees that ever
buzzed. They were docile. They were
affe.tionate. Finally, they were sting
less, biteless and warranted not to
sting the baby. All this information
was widely distributed among bee fan
ciers and honey producers Of the Unit
ed States.
The other day Mr.. Barrett received
this letter:
Dear Mr.. Barrett am a Missouri
farmer, and I seen where your trade
bulletin said that Mexican bees are
stingless. 1 sent to Mexico for some
OF these bees. You are liarv-Pitts-
burg Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-01-30
Trade Union Notes.

The Bank Clerks union Of New York
city threatens to strike unless wages
are raised.
The United States Steel corporation
has within q few months laid OF 46.
600 men and Is still laying them of.
Nearly 100 aSrec:~nts between
employers and their employees. affect.
ing directly 100000 working people.
are In force In Great Britain.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen has purchas-
ed large lot at Cleveland and will
erect a national headquarters build
ing.
William n. Frazier Of Boston was
reelected international secretary-treas.
urcr Of the Seanen's union, and the
headquarters e61ee will remain In that
city.
In Oregon by direct legislation the
voters have got rid Of the fellow serv-
ant rule and the assumption of risk
and contributory negligence features
in the employers liability laws.
More than 10000 railway employees
in Italy have made a demand for an
increase in their wages amounting to
$1,000. 900. while the government Is
ready to grant IN Increase Of $4,000.
OOO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-01-30
Money Back
Leo III. Fihe Sells Remarka.
bic Catarrh Cure

Pour q few drops of HYOMEI (pro.
nounced High-o-me) into the hard rub.
ber inhaler and you can then breathe
into the lungs the very same antisep.
tic. germ killing air as you would
breathe in theDAustralian forests OF
eucalyptus. where catarrh is unknown.
And HYOMEI is SO pleasant to use; /;
you'll like to use it; when you breathe
II the effect on the inhamed catarrh
infected and germ ridden membrane
is soothing and heahng.
In hve minutes you get such won.
derful relief that you will know that at
last you have a cure for catarrh.
A HYOMEI outfit which consists OF
one bottle of HYOMEI. hard rubber
pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper
and simple instructions for use. costs
only $1.0O and extra bottles of HYO-
MEL. il afterward needed, so cents.
Besides catarrh, remember that HY-
OMEI is guaranteed to cure asthma,
Group. bronchitis. coughs, colds. sore
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other corporations in trying land
sometimes succeeding) in passing bills
through the Congress. 1t is played by
Patrice. an actress of unusual ability,
assisted by Charles Hutchinson and
S. s. Kentworthy. The Lobbyist" has
been played on both circuits, Large,
In New York, and Small Time. west of
New York. Another act. put on by the
La Jess team, novel contortion and
ring act, is said to be truly marvellous
and must be seen to realize in full
value. The London Swells," Three
Gilden Sisters. are champion English
clog dancers. Charles and Grace Won
Smith present an original comedy
sketch of their own, The r. F.. D.
Man." introducing singing. talking. ac-
robatic dancing and music. Motion
pictures OF popular subjects will open
and close the performances.