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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01
SIR. MANUEL CALERO
 REPRESENTS MEXICO
 AS NEW AMBASSADOR

Washington, May 1-Senor Manuel Calero. the new ambassador from Mexico, has reached Washington. He was member of President Diaz' cab- inet, held similar position during the brief regime of De la Barra and re- signed as secretary of foreign affairs in President Madero's cabinet to come to Washington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01
MRS. ROBERTS ENDS LIFE
 BY HANGING

Oxford. Conn.,. May Mrs. Grace A. Roberts, who was missing from her home in the Quaker Farm section since Sunday forenoon, was found hanging from a tree in the woods 8 half mile from her home. She was 48 years old and the medical exam finer states that she was probably mentally deranged when she took her life
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01

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 The man or women who says there's anything like, or as good as, TlZ never had foot in a TIE bath.
 When your feet ache. get tired swollen, tender or sore. just try TIZ. Your feet will just feel fine; also youf corns. bunions and callouses will dis appear. You'Il be able to wear small CT shoes, too: your feet will keep, cozy; they'll never be frost-bitten, never chilblained.
 TIE operates under a new principle, drawing out all the poisonous exuda- tions that make feet sore, corny and tired. There's nothing else like TIE, so refuse any imitation.
 TIE, 25 cents box, sold everywhere, or sent direct, on receipt of price, by Walter Luther Dodge & Co.,, Chicago, III. Recommended by all Drug Stores, department and general stores.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01
TAXES 1911.

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of the City of Bridgeport, that the taxes on the grand list of 1911 are now due and payable at the Tax Collectors Office, Room 6, City Hall The undersigned will be at the Col lector's Office as above, on May | 1912, and daily thereafter, Sundays excepted, from a. m. to 4 p. n.. for the purpose of receiving said taxes After June 1, as required by law, in- terest at the rate of three-quarters ot one per cent. will be added to all un- paid taxes, and the same on the first of each succeeding month.
 B. F. COONEY,
 U5bls Collector
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01

Los Angeles-Miss Cora Blanche Parkhurst, wealthy widow, lasted 56 days to reduce her weight and died suddenly of heart failure.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01
My Feet We're Just
 Aching For TiZ'

Let Your Poor, Tired Chafed, Tender Feet Spread Out" GlOriOusly in
 Bath of TIZ!
 70, O, glory, what feelin'! Won derful what TIE will do for your feet!" Just take your shoes off, and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled, achy, corn-pestered, bunion-tortured feet of yours in TIE bath. Your toes will
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-01

Farmer Want Ads. Cent Word.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
DELEGATES GATHER FOR
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
[By Lcnscd Wire To Evening Herald

Sew York. Dec -, ,-- Mans or tho
ninety rrpT, srntntiNCg ul colleges ana
universities which ar, expected To
send delegates To- thr national coll
lrgIul' rihlrIr meeting. have reached
IN, .iiN today, anticipating That the
sessions which open tumuIiuw viii
bring "ut much that b. interesting
toward tho solution of pruhlrms 10
rull' g" athletics.
Tho urgaLIIrluu Was formed ~
iHui, a. Whi,h tmr ia, general Hu'
tapuuism against M, American gam"
or football prompted a general Ealh-
crinp uf ia" athletic heads Tor Il re-.
formation, Tnr meeting Is To- De- pro.
sided over this year hy Dean Li
Baron liussrI l1rigrs "I Harvard d'
Ia" president. Major Palmer j..
Pierce ~ now stationed ~ china with
the Fiith United SutrH infantry.
n Is believed that the drNclupmCni
Of "a" English gam" uf association
Iuu'hull wIll receive uOnHidrrIhl" dis
hN many colleges. William T.. tiIrcr.
Ion. pIuiult" manager ut athletics a.,
! Harvard B.. understood To- has" pre-
| pared ID report on his feature. tiu'
| lrssur -. ". Ehl'r ui Wisconsin W.
prrcsul report showing that uud'~
th, u,,. l..,4 luuipill has hId i,NcI
| fatalities luIs ~,unuH than ct,U be
| Iu.u.
For tho Inst tim, ~ man years d
| 20 believed mat lh"lr VIII uv 10 Olh
| CussIUu u' Uuih"T change, IL ih'
| present rul's. us il ~ said that col
lrgrs an uNr the country Ity" OK
pressed q d,slr, tu CIV, lu rui.' u
| least another gears lrUl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
Prosecutor Declares Defendants
Are Guilty Of Far More Ser
ious Crimes Than Those for
Which They Are OH Trial,
DESCRIBES NATION WIDE
CAMPAIGN OF TERROR
United States Senator Kern IS
Scored for Appearing in De.
Tense Of Men When H.
Should be in Washington.
IEy Irn,rd wirr to I:,cning urraidl


liN l"H~"d Wire I" INrhing Il'ralh
Indianapolis. b'' h-'il., ~
ipl u", NN,'r tod ''J'' uu.l hl'
,IusIuG argument .lu 80, dynamite"
conspiracy iuHl Nearing On" .l"sr
of hs argument MNnr 'h.iS'd inst
"u'l 60. lH, u'. ..t'' u' the Iu''ln'.
iiuua ls-n.uIuu o' E''t" me
Suru ur" liu'. "tn'r. un NIN h'r"
kuuNtu#, 'u'''" INTO 500, u".ll"Is
,uuSpiiu,,.
Attended Toy uo's, assaults and
even h' ''mu'- 80 .l., tins -'''.
,uu-lITt., aaatu.I ,Wu.pt''. ~ Tu t'
lus,I iu r,uugui2, the uutun, gr' O.
uniI' % r'i.u,d lh" murder ST 49, ''
I.us Augv,"-.' sud On" district ItiI.
nr,. Al t'u. u"rd u' the r"u~pIra 'gr
W.. N,\nwulI. hu' h'hiHd blm "I-
lr' ,d'm tr,nn NJ. RYAN. du''un~
">rl",i"rS oy "liuHg i'l"te from
NrH lurh, dnd other ril'r'. ON lhr
PH'.'' '"aSt W'N bll 1N'lin"' anu
Eugene \ CLANCY. directing tho work
u' destruction nom san Francisco
ami shuN lux hS ihrir letters ana
movements that th'y hid lull know
lodge ~ IN" Los Angeles "NlL"M"u'
NJ salt lIA" iliE was j. ". Mhhs"N'
alias JucH fright ~ New Orleans
NaE phillip \. Coul"y, "ltm"ring that
the dyunmii" cGmpaign -" carried 10
southern s,ni"H. but disapp'hr"d p"'
cause the nINn no hhd rrinlncd '" nc
The w1rk sbt rlghi"h"d'
"At New NhrN MHs FRANK - N"nn
who did not iak" IN" witness hlaHu
hero IN hts own hrhtlI ana az l'">l"H
Mithu"I j. Young, nu'Ih"l "l IN
unihnH "A""nilNr h"lru' WI" l", son.
ally pointed lnt lhr J"lN =" 1' no" u
up III New tuI'""'' ~ h"u ,'' ""'
John !" 'niIrr, IN" we" lt''i"'.n,'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
CLAPP WANTS TO PROBE
NOVEMBER ELECTION
my Leased Wire 20 EvsuIAg HsrGidl

Wnamugiun, pee. 9G.-An cifnrt to
,Ntrud the sounto campaign fund In.
.k,,iIeilIuu 30 cover Inc prCAidsuiit
h.hi uI IHl' Nill bo made by benh-
Tor rllpp chairman "f tho invests
grrsA rccOnvcnrH. Tho investigation
las been limited ny tho senate resos
mtiun 10 tho 1904 ana 1908 preslden-
inl campaigns and tho 1919 hBhC
prior 10 lhn nominating conventions.
Thr scuntr win probable ho asked TO
pace ~ uGd,llunal resolution enlargs
ms ~" cuntmittco'a power, unless it
A. Iuuud pussibln 20 40 into tho recent
urhI uudur tho authority now pose
t,h4ud U, tho lnycHtigating body. All
uI inr national campaign committees
ulrd rNpcusr statements this year, but
au iulrsiiRltiun of the recent cam
ptiru would bring ont many new fea.
mr.s. u Is believed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
EXPLOSION OUTGROWT1I
on Iu'SlNl,NS OF lIIUII

WIshinglUU, Dr0. lG.""-\u UNpIUEIUn
IN the park "prositr tn" riyolt h"l,l,
which occurred white President Tln
VAS attending q dance given In his
honor ui the National hcatrr, ut
Panama last NIGHT is r"poi;"d In dis
patches 10 the Panama lrgHtiur here
today to have hc"n the ErnWth "r hIs.
mass rivalry brtHrou Two merchants
IN tho Nirinil.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
GOETHELs TO GOVERN
PANAMA CANAL ZONE
TBy Leased Wire 90 EvruinE Herald ]

Panama. D', ~ president I''
hn. decided not iu nominate ~" 'INN
gnyrrnnr ul the Panama canal %"u"
or thr snhurdinntc Official. uull a.
returns IT, IA, united states. /, b.,
huvc.,r. Eou,rull' considered W"n,,
milo mat CuIuur q. " Uu'lhHla Vlii
be- appointed ct'rl g",'ru"r
Today's p,ugrtm included 'lHl
by the president tu the tul"hrH cut
ON the rHnal and also an Hulniu"hll'
trim tu IA" ruins at tld lHnHiuh ,"F'
which vua sacked uud then raI"d }"
1871 by the Rurruuorr Henry Morgan
who was made knight h} kIuE
charles II nU his return I" EugH'hH'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
AGED DEPARTMENT.
STORE GIRL DEAD
Miss Horgea, 1O4 Years Of
Age, Succumbs to Attack Of
Bronchitis After Brief H.
ness.
[By Lcnscd Wire 20 Evening Herald /

NV TUTN, UNC, ~ NIFH TTT"T
IIurg,u, a department store "Err
lpI lrprs uld, vino Wax dustiuR cUun.
r,rs al the u"r' ovory morning ~ 10
% few d.,s aga, died from bronchitis
In her lonely little HAT SDtorduy.
In n fcw weeks moro ahu mad snld
gho would be- lOi year old, Her
friends IN the biR store had planned
a. mako her ChrlRtmas u merry one
by ,iiiinr her but to their grief
thcr plans were iGitcd hy the nows
of ucr death, .....-.....
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
WIRELESS FLASHES
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
my Leased Wire 10 EVsniRG nersIdl

Washington, Duc. ?G,--l'nr the iirs
limo In history, wireless Christmas
greetings were last night flashed from
the Mare Island navy yard on the l'n-
cinc coast 10 Washington. The mcS-
sage was from Captain Mayo, tho
Commnndanl nf tn" Mar" Island navy
yard, and was received by m" ginnt
radio station al Arlington. II con.
vcycd the wishes Of Captain Mayo
and other officers al the navy yard
"a the secretary Of the navy ana the
officers of the navy and marine CORPS
for "a merry Christmas and n happy
New Year"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
Mcxlcnn Nmbnssndor MAY Wrtlrr,

Washington. Dec. 2G, Amh" sn""l
Calcrn, oi McXicO. cXpcCls 10 l"aN'
washington for Mexico City, nccrln-
her 81, and the probability II, II wa
said nt the embassy today thnt ne
viii not return ~ n" desires I" r"l'r"
ana prncticr law.
Senior Las Curuln. Mexican minister
Of foreign affairs, who Is now IN Ne"
York, will come to washington l'
a few days after Srndr 'alrrn lrhv'S
hut Il IN announced positively lhal
SrnOr Las Curnin W not 4" ho ih'
now nmhasAndnr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE
DURING TAFT STAY
At PANAMA
Police Convinced Explosion
Had Nothing to Do With
President and Was Result
of Local Dispute.
fBy L.a.-G Wire 80 Evening n-rsldl

Panama. bcc. - .Nu explosion
'uppu,,d tu hay, hrcl o., d,uHmli" 1'
lu.Hu u'tlO,k last ,,,rIug kuOrK"d
over n'u ir" cream .huulh 81 Central
dN"uur aud l. street Suuc 80 miles
away from the National thoHt"r,
whrr" 1t that hour President Tait
Was dancing at the hill given hN
President rurraS of Panama.
rr"Sidcnt TAFT Was uuu"Hr" 90 ih"
occurrence. 80 utnrr damage waS
causcd by the explosion Hud there
was no excitement her" over tho AT
fair. In connection with which tW"
men were arrested un suspicion by
ths police. No plot IN suspected rs
the members uf The secret service ar
by the Panama police.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
SCTIOus nIaz, In MOnroc city.

Quincy, m, Dcy 26,--Tho Town OF
Monroe CITY, In Monroe county. Mis-.
souri,, In mCDaccd by u fire which
broke out at 1880 o'clock today. The
iire began In tho lumber yard Of Cen.
way and Proctor and was famed by
strong northwest wind, which 10
driving II toward the residence sec.
tIOn. It Ia believed that the business
section OF the city In safe. The
Quincy flrc department has sent sew
eral engines 10 Monroe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
NEGRO SECRET SERVICE
OPERATIVE PROVES CROOK
tnr IcnssI Wire 10 Evening IIeFaIdl

Chicago, Doe. 20, MEMBERS ~ W"
investigating hndy whi'h rcCrI''y
concluded hearing evidence or alleged
uuIItIra nctilyty agHihst Pos master
Daniel A. Campbell. today dcclrr"d
thny intodch to refer 90 the Ini'n
states attorney general, with vloW
to criminal prosecution, tn c"hi."-
sion OF william T., Todd, negro IN
yrstIgator for the ciivl service re-
form association, that he had per-
jured himself -,
Todd tnatinch that Campbell hah
Maid money 10 political workers III
mis- home ward dur'ng recent rIr''
tlon but later confessed tn" 'hhrH'd
were untrtic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
WIPED OUT
BY SPEEDING
LIMITED
Fast Train Hits Carriage at.
Grade Crossing and Four.
People Lose Lives; Single
Survivor Fatally Hurt.
rny I.cnscd Wire To Evening Herald

thnmpnigu. IT.. pr,. 26--l'our
members at the family "i Edward II.
Miller were killed today hy being
struck 10y IN, Illinois Central Pauu-
tlu limited, iuur miles south "l cham
pdigu The dead are:
Edward u. Miller, aged -.
Airs Maud Millor ." wears uld
Euth Miller apvd \,
WnNur Miller, aged
opal Scott. the li-N,nr.uid ,hild of
o. urIghhur. Was fatally huIt
Th, NillyrS N,r, dIINlnu huu" from
% christmas celebration W the hum,
.u' t u,Iehhor and Wrr, HEirG homo
in, Scott girl Their uurN.n -.',d
riE NaS crossing IN" jrt.. unuu 'nu
train ~iIu,h &C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
King George IndIsppscd.

London, Ice. 90 ing George, whU
IA atnying ~ his country house ni
aandrlnghnm, Waa unubl" on account
OF q chilli 20 attend church on christ
mas day and was also prevented from
being present nt the Christmas dinner
given by Queen Mother Alexandra. II
was officially stntcd today that hs maj
eslY has quite recovered,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

%,,y Turk ii.r. 70. rullrGu soCinl-
iI. began guhcrlur here toby en-
lhrnftIr ONcr The prospect that their
luurlh uunlui ruuN ,utiuu, which opens
mere tomorrow Nill hr one ui tho
ltrE,Ht Hlucr their intercollegiate So
c,ullal s0Gety WAS fOTmCd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
AnnA MAN KLllcdI hy IlalI.

AiilwaukCA,, Doc. 26,--EdWhrd y,
Villas, aged 90, n well known IhwyeI
ucneTnl William T.. villas, died today
from injuries suffered from falling
down stairs at his home last night
Ills neck was broken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
PREsIDENT-ELECT IN
BED WITH La GRIPPE
IIIy Leased wlre to Evening HoraAal

priucrtuu, n, j., Dec. 26.--More ~
"A prrCuutIOn than az a consequence ~
his slight Illness RraHid0nt-elect wiz
son decided 10 stay IN his room tpf
day. lie had ifis appointments tFap9pt
fcrrcd from the state house 70 hte
homo here, The governor had baen
nRhting what no thought was mqee
Coid since Monday, but he leuEnG4
to-day from his phyaioian, DR.. yameo
auvIed Il EgSond attack VI Ia grippe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

Tue New Year q menr l,rs
aoIve 60 do your part A. n1a |N1
1919 tho eroateBt yenR ~ Nn,t
Mcxico's history. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

TODAY's NEWS TO-DAY
You not it IN tho HERALD.
slUy Crmts u month or ~ cents
y week delivered NJ YOUR door;
nrty ccnis by mnn.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
HESITATE
TO SWAT TURKEY

PARIS, Oct. 5.-The powers were
having more trouble today with Tur-
key than with Bulgaria, Servia.
Montenegro and Greece put together
in their efforts to keep peace in the
Balkans
The Turks have made peace with.
the Italians at a heavy sacrifice 10
give themselves free hand TO deal
with the quadruple alliance and nov
they want to deal with II.
The allies. on the other hand, are
getting cold feet" as an American
diplomat expressed II. From the mo.
ment II became apparent they could
borrow no money, their cause began
TO look doubtful. Today ii appears
almost hopeless.
II there is war IL will be because
Turkey. having been challenged, In
sists on fighting.
Twenty-Five hundred Bulgarians un.
der the brigand Sandansky, kidnaper
of Miss Ellen NJ Stone, have burned
the Turkish barracks at Oschumaya,
and occupied the stragetic Kresna
Passage above the river Struma. ac-
cording to reports current here today.
Proclaiming their independence, the
people of the Turkish island of Samos
have established a republic, accord
ing to message received blythe Ser
Wan legation today.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
OFFICIALS PROBE DEATH
OF MAN, HIT BY AUTO

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 5.-That
there may be criminal proceedings
in connection with the death of w.
c. Housel, coal merchant, who was
killed in a collision between an auto
mobile and motorcycle yesterday. is
evident from the fact that Coroner
Burchfield has asked Sheriff Stark TO
investigate the. affair.
Officers from the sheriff's Office are
at present trying to find eyewitnesses
and will make a thorough investiga-
ton In an effort to determine whether
there is any basis for criminal pro-
ceedings. C.. NJ. Wardwell, superin-
tendent OF the Eastern Michigan Edi-
son company. is prostrated by the
affair. Less than a month ago he
was found to be responsible for the
death OF Solomon Faust, lineman in
the employ OF the company. Harry
A. Lyon. who was with him at the
time of the crash states that Ward
well was not at fault. He says that
Wardwell and Housed seemed to real
ize that a collision was imminent at
the same instant. and that each tried
to avoid il. Both chose the same
method to avert disaster. with tre re-
suit that instead of lodging each 9TH
er they did the one thing necessary
to bring il about. In an effort to pre-
vent the crash Wardwell ran his ma
chine into the curbing, striking tele-
phone pole, and upsetting 1t. Both
Wardwell and Lyon were thrown TO
the pavement, but fortunately neither
was hurt.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
CONVICTED ALTHOUGH
NEVE RARRAIGNED

A curious tangle arose in the Unit
ed States court, Friday, In the case
OF George Copp. who had been or
trial on charge OF smuggling a
couple OF Chinese across from Wind
sor to Ecorse and then TO Lansing,
in August. 1909. The jury found Copp
guilty aftet brief deliberation. but
his attorney Immediately got the eve
OF the court and. declared that his
client had never been arraIcned.
An examination of the records
proved this 20 be correct and udee
SESSIONS was forced 20 excuse the
jury and set aside the verdict. Copp
then stated that he was willing 10 be
arraigned and stood mute. a plea Of
not guilty being entered for him.
Junge Sessions fixed hts trfaf for me
November term and put him under
$4,000 bail. This was not satisfactory
to Copp. so after a little conference
with his attorney he changed his plea
TO guilty.
Judge Sessions sentenced copp 10
pay a fine of $1,000 within "a hours or
stay IN the House OF Correction until
the fine was paid. and 10 the surprise
Of everyone I'M the courtroom he pull.
"a ont a roll of biils- counted out 81 J.
III ana I1IL the room frnn
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
CONTINUES HIS
TALK AGAINST
48LABOR MEN
District Attorney Resumes Task
Of Presenting Govern
ment's Case
RECITES EVIDENCE
GIVEN TO GRAND JURY
Presents List of Dynamite Jobs
Alleged to Have Been Com
mitted by. Accused a

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct, 81
When District Attorney Miller today
began the third installment OF the
<overnment's accusations against the
<6 structural iron workers charged
WITH dynamite conspiracy, he mad
<Cokeh eight hours and he was uncer-
|Iin that he would complete his
CUtning statement during the day.
The opening statement of the dc
Tense. Attorney Harding said would
bot be nearly so voluminous as that
cf the government, f.becanse we have
not 30 many detective reports TO OIL
fer he said. ..,.....,, h.
La dismissing the jury for luncheon,
Judge Anderson cautioned them not
10 consider the district attorneys re-
marks as evidence He said II was
merely what the government hoped
TO prove.
The advance guard of the govern
ment's witnesses arrived today. The
fIrst $50 witnesses will be for identifi-
cation only. and little testimony OF
interest 10 expected before the latter
part OF next week,
The opening statement of the dis
trict attorney is merely a recital OF
the evidence presented TO the grand
fury that indicted the defendants. He
presented in chronological order the
various dynamite and nitro-glycerine
Jobs alleged to have been done by the
ironworkers within FIVE years, Degin-
ming In 1906, and in each event he
nnfned the nfen accused.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
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The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
i. K. LICGETT in
LOCAL DRUG FIELD
Adds Gray K Wooster Stores TO
String Throughout the
Country

One or the most important ar
nouncements OF the yeor affecting the
retail drug business OF Detroit is that
the TWO drug stores OF Gray & wor-
cester have been purchased by Louis
X. Liggett and his associates and
have become part OF one OF the larg.
est concerns OF its kind in the coul-
try, embracing 80 stores in 20 cities.
The stores are located In the Majestic
building and at No. EOS Woodward-
ave. corner Grand Riyer-aye. The
Michigan interests OF the firm remain
in charge OF Mr.. Worcester.
With unriyaled facilities for selling
the concern makes its initial bid for
Detroit's patronage with the claim
that Liggett's stores are not under
sold by any competitor. Scores of
special bargains are advertised for
Saturday.
Liggett's stores are known as the
Rexall stores and they ara establish
ed in New York, Syracuse, Butalo,
Boston, Providence, Baltimore, Column
bus, Toronto. Troy, Paterson, Worces-
ter, Lowell. Salem, Brockton, Law
renee, Haverhill Pawtucket. Woon-
socket and Newport The New York
stores, which opens Saturday. -
located in the new 22-story Hotel Nc
Alpin building at Broadway and Thir-
ty-tourth-st.,. and its promoters claim
that il. Is the finest drug store In the
world, To celebrate the opening OF
the New York store every one OF the
90 stores will observe Saturday as a
great special souvenir and bargain
day, thousands OF souvenirs to be
given away. The concerns announce
ment and bargain list will be found
elsewhere in this edition of The
Times.
Good service and low prices are the
concerns watchwords They guarantee
absolute satisfaction and rely on this
policy to insure your continued
patronage.
The Gray & Worcester stores have
long been popular with Detroiters as
splendid places in which TO do their
shopping, and with the added equip
ment an dstock since the Lggett in
terests took hold they have attained
perfection. The stores have a CON-
plete line OF drugs and sundries, rub
ber goods and sick room supplies.
patent medicines, toilet articles. sta
tionery, candies and cigars and pipes.