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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
HOUSE BILLS
The following we're presented and referred
| under Rule 81:
10 COMMITTEES for Courts of Justice.

The following we're presented and referred
under Rule 81:
TO Committee for Courts of Justice.
BY Mr.. Peyton: a bill TO provide FOR pun
ishment by fne Imprisonment. or both.
for any one having carnai knowledge OF an
idiot. insane imbec!le or feeble minded per-
son.
By SIR. Moncuro: bill to provide for
written opinions of tho Supreme Court OF
Appeals in the cases of refusals OF wr!ts
OF error and appeals and OF granting ana
refusing wr!ts In CAGES OF original JurIxdic-
ton
BY Mr. rutherford: A bill to authorize
and empower the present clerk OF 0oochlsnd
county to copy and transmit to the trea.-
.oT taxes for certain years. and to author
ize tho treasurer OF said county 10 make
sale o! such lands
By Mr.. Moncurs: a bill 10 provide when
demurrer shail not lie 70 declarations in
actions for torts
BY M!lstend; a bill to authorize hducia-
their hands IN paid-up insurance and maxi
Ing such pa.d-up insurance lawful invest
ment
b. Mr.. White. o. A,Semarle: A bill TO
when application is made for tho probate
or VIII or for the granting OF letters OF
administration
BY Mr. Creamer: bill to amend ana
re-enact section 1861 OF the Code OF Virginia
Ry Mr. Willeroy: bin requiring attor-
neys at law or agents retained or employed
Tor compensation, TO aid IN or oppose the
enactment OF eMlo or resolutions TO file
with tho Secretary OF the Commemorate a
statement In writing, stating the name o,
the person. firm. corporation or association
ny whom. or in whose behalf he Is ON
pioyed' and for what purpose employed. re-
curling itcmzed statement OF expenditure,
80 be nied: prohibiting attorneys and agents
employed from going upon the floor OF tho
Legislature while same is In session. or prI-
vately speaking to any member concorniny
legislation then pending and pFovialnz pen .
bited. q
To Committee on Chesapeake and Its Tribu-
tarcs.
shnd and other FISH
10 Committee on General Laws
BY Mr.. Cox: bill in relation to IN.
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on the property los, doe, not pay tho In
suTance within sixty 4ay..
By Mr.. M!lstead. a bill to regulate iir,
Insurance companies. associations or part.
F.iships. doing business in this state, and
tho agents OF said companies associations
ana partnerships; to prevent tre insurance
companies, nssociat!0ns or partnerships do
ns business IN ihs state, and the agent,
81 SAID companies, association and partner-
snaps und Others from entering into agree
nents or combinations make or control
rates Tor hre Insurance on property in this
state. 10 refuse to insure the property uc
any person or corporation. or 10 nuke ~
cohroi terms or lire insurance policies In
ms state; TO provide FOR the making and
hMhS OF rates OF fire insurance, ana tns
terms and forms OF hrc insurance policies.
and maximum and minimum commlssion
to local agents
10 Committee on Agriculture md Mining
by MeaScs. kemper ana rempleton: A pill
nehHlhs vinegar and regulating the sale OF
NsheSars other than that defined herein ana
prescribing penalties.
BY Mr.. MeetZe: A bill to preyent ,ba man
utaetufe Or sale OF adulterated niiybrn na.,,
or deieterlous stock and cattle feeds 80
ny Air. jordan: ~ bill toencourags tho
I'VE stock Industry In ibis State, and Ia nrs-
sent loss OF same by contagious and infcc-
tous diseases -
By Mr. F!tzhuyh: A bill 10 amend an aet
10 protect and advance agriculture nv rern
iathS the sale and purity OF agricultural
...:'e ana the guarantee and condition upon
which y 10 TO DC sold and fixing the men
""y !heur'ed for violation OF the same 3
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INSURANCE BILL
SECURES REPORT
Measure Designed to Bring
About Stability in, Fratcrnal
Societies.

with Speaker Byrd appearing to
urge action, the House Committee on
insurance and Banking yesterday re-
ported favorably the bill making a
general law for the government of
traternal insurance societies operating
In this state. Insurance Commissioner
sutton consented to an amendment
eHihih atinB ono clause. designed to
permit n graded reduction of any de-
ficiencY which might exist after De
cember 81. 1917, one order thinking
It might hurt Il.
among fratcrnal insurance mon this
OH rs. Known as the Mobile bill" 1t
is inc result of cooperative efforts
OF reading societies and the Nationa.
convention OF Insurance Commission
srs.
although vigorously opposed in some
quarters. 1t is indorsed b. the National
rEhterhil Congress and the Associated
Fraternitles OF America, including the
Modern Woodmen of America, tho
Noyal Arcanum. the Woodmen or the
World. the Knights OF Pythlas. the
knights OF the Maccabccs. the Hcptn-
sophs and others. 1t In really a meas
ure aimed at practices which in tho
past have caused losses among policy
holders In eocicties not based upon
adequate foundations
foTpOft OK Bill.
Mr. Byrd had this summary OF tho
measure. which has already passed.
The Senate. and now goes TO the House.
% II is designed TO clearly define
what Is fratcrnal society and pro-
vent tho operations OF fraudulent So
cieties. gambling societies, graveyard
insurance societies. societies with con-
stitutions designed to keep the officials
spd promoters In perpetual control.
societies run as money making schemes
Tor the henft OF their officials. etc.
90 1t is designed to require of tho
societies such reports as WILL show the
members clearly whether the rates tho
societies Is using arc adequate to
carry out the beneficial contracts. with
section PA Collected TO by the Hep
thsophs) out, there Is nothing In the
ELL requiring a raise in rates. unless
the members themselves deem such a
raise advisable
60 It Is denisned to prevent ne,y
aocietics entering or Incorporating in
the State. from doing so on basis
that repeats tho errors and mistakes
OF the past.
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European Product
introduced Here
Foreign Production Found to be-
Deliciously Palatable and
Effective

Twenty-Five per cent. OF the people Of
Richmond hnd life burden and HAYS
little real happiness. The cause is ner-
vous debility, and it is produced by mod
ern conditions in a big city. This state
ment was made yesterday by one OF the
specialists who arc giving some remark
able demonstrations at the Polk Miller
Drug Company, 934 East Main Street
According. to this specialist, the hustle
and worry incident to metropolitan life
is too much OF a strain on the average
man MAJ! or woman, and chronic nervous de-
bility Is the result. The specialist claims
that no individual can hope to succeed or
enjoy life when once the disease is estab-
llshed and that comparatively few people
know the cause Of their poor health and
lack OF vitality:
Tired, droopy, haIf.sick men and
women are very numerous in all largo
cities said these specialists. They
have uncertain appetitcs, poor digestion,
little ambition and feel almost too tired
Tor work most OF the time. They suffer
from timidity. have no initiative and
haven't enough good, rich blood in their
VEN, VEINS to make them capable or self-reliant.
nc!r nerves are in such state that they
imagine themselves afflicted with various
diseases at different times. The real
trouble with them is debility, produced
by the life they are forced to live, Theirs
is little OF this aiimcnt among country
people.
The medical profession, as whole,
has recognized these facts for q number
OF years, but little was done to overcome
this ailment, so far as the general public
is concerned, until tonic was introduced
in Europe some time ago which proved
elective. A company has been organ
lied to put similar preparation on the
market in the United States The tonic
IS called iona Vita in this country, and
1t IS now being introduced in many cities
here. have charge OF this work in Rich
rnond, and expect to get wonderful re-
suits"
The specialists will meet all callers al
the Polk Miller Drug Company all the
rest OF this week between 9 A. Nj. and
s P. NJ, and will give a free sample Of the
new tonic to those who wish to try "Tona
Vita The tonic is sold with the under
standing that it must prove satisfactory
to the purchaser or the price is refunded.
The specialists who have charge OF tho
introduction OF the remedy in Richmond
spent yesterday morning talking to call
ers and giving their astonishing five
minute demonstration" This consists in
giving the proper dose OF the tonic to
sufferers from nervous debility who call,
and i'll hvc minutes requesting them to
state what effect the preparation has had.
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TWO AME NDMENTS
ARE PASSED Upon

Continued from FIRST page).
osition SO far es the session OF 1912 is
concerned. the members who favor the
enabling prohibition act, but who voted
against the CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment
were sharply raped b. Edwin p. Cox
and Walter Tensill oliver Theae mem
hers. discussing technical motion TO
reconsider. ea!d that II was strange
that men were willing 10 refer to the
people the whiskey question. but were
not willing to make the same doctrine
apply to other, matters es gene.sI
proposition.
They argued that the prohibition
referendum IA clearly unconstitutional.
and said that II tho prohibitionists
were going to insist on the referendum
they should have some regard for
their oaths to sustain the Constitution
and pass the Martin amendment, and
proceed to do II in order and In 40
Gordance with the organic law of the
Commonwealth.
The bill abolishing the State Board
OF Accountancy WAS killed In commit
tee yesterday afternoon. while the
Mobile" insurance bill, regulating
fyatcrnnl insurance societies, which
has already passed the Senate, was
successfully gotten out OF the House
committee with favorable report.
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Complexions FIaked
OFF AT Home
From Pilgrim Magazine.l

The girl with the poor comp.cxion com.
plains. | have to touch up my cheeks
| am sallow and sight, and only my
makeup saves me"
Now, as matter OF fact, more women
spoil their good looks than improve them
with cosmetics. The. practice certainly
is inexcusable. now that the virtues Of
ordinary mercolzed wax have become
known. The incredible in the wax has
wonderful absorbent powers 1t causes
the faded or discolored scarf skin to flake
off in minute, almost imperceptible par
tcles, so gently, gradually, as to cause no
inconvenience at all. In this way the
old complexion is actually removed
likewise all fine lines, pinplcs, blotches,
moth patches or other surface defects. a
new complexion appcars-a clear, smooth
youthful, hcalthy-hucd skin suck as no
paint. powder Or lotion can produce. An
ounce Of mcrcolizcd way, 10 he had at any
drug store, is sufficient. Ii is applied
like cold cream.
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HOUSE

Row. J. W. Morris. D. D.. OF Monu
mental Church, offered prayer in the
House at the beginning OF yesterdays
session.
Among the bills reported from, com
mittees was the Byrd tax bill. with an
amendment In the nature OF substi-
tute.
Mr.. Cox got through a resolution
continuing tho call OF second reading
bills as on "Wednesday. but it was not
used. since the calendar was not
reached throughout the day.
Mr.. Love called up the amendment
TO the Constitution leaving the method
OF selecting division school superin-
tendents TO be decided by the Legislo-
ture, Instead OF being III the hands of
the State Board of Education. as re-
CURED by the Constitution. The pro-
posed amendment was reported.
Would CurtaiI Power.
Speaking TO 1T. Mr.. Love said that
too much power Is vested In tho State
Board OF Education There is growing
unrest among the people, he continued
because the management of the schools
was taken out of their hands. and
this grew when suberntendents from
outside OF the county were selected
against the wishes of the citizens. Not
even mass-meetings did any good, the
people being powerless. Were the
King of England to take unto himself
such power his crown would trcmble
OH his head and his throne crumble
beneath him."
when I was boy | sometimes GOT
r. suppleiack In my Christmas stock
Ing" said MIR. Love. when the string
was pulled the suPpleiack would 20
through his motions SO it has been
with the educational system OF this
State. / read speech OF President
Alderman, OF the University of Vir-
Gina, to tho teachers. in which he
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Chill dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 q S T. @ RIA
Ground Limestone Facts
For Legislators

Do you believe in the State entering
into the business OF mining coal, manu-
featuring brick, cement, hard wall plaster.
furniture, coopcragc material, farming
implements, machinery. boiler, beer
whisky, oil, cotton or WOODEN textiles.
flour, stoves, leather, fertilizers tobacco.
boots and shoes, building wagons and
carriages, knitting mills. canned goods,
etc, etc. If not, do YOU believe in its
manufacturing ground limestonc2 II one
class OF manufacturing, why not another
And how long, il the State once goes into
the manufacturing business, will it be till
the demand is made that she enter into
any or all other classes oil manufacturinc9
Open the gate aud who can close it?
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SENATE BILLS

BY M' Eehols: a bill to permit ia. d-
seTto!s OF the WESTERN state Hospital to
sell and dispose OF right OF way over 4
;raer OF land helonslnS to said hospital.
referred to the Committee on Public In-
situations and Education.
~ Mr. Echois; y bIl 10 regulate tia
Tolls on automobiles. motor trucks and on
turnpike companies. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Roads and Internal Navigation
by Mr. Massic: y bill! defining vinegar
ana regulating tile sale OF v!negars Other
than that defined herein. Referred 10 Inc
committee on Generai Lewis.
~ Mt Edmondson: a bill 10 provide for
thn SAFE .: ardent spirits by licensed phar-
macists upon physicians prescription to DO
used Tor medical purposes only. and 10 min
istcfs OF the gospel for religious or sacra-
mental purposes. Referred TO the Commit
tee on General Laws.
By Mr.. Holt; y bill to appropriate s1ou,
,or the purchase OF the painting called
~ I-'sS .. tne1Wooden Navies" Referred 10
10y MI. Holt y bill 10 amend and re-en.
net section lS' or an act, approved April
~. IsiS' relating 10 licenses on slot ma
fCoutipncI m 10 - -
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SENA TIE

Aside from n spirited debate on the
rolling stock bill, the Senate developed
nothing startling yesterday except an
avalanche OF bills. which were rushed
to the desk under the rule adopted last
week making yesterday the last day
for entering bills except those OF pure
~ local application. a resolution TO
this effect. originating In the House.
was amended IN the Senate to include
also uncontested bills of q moro gem
cral nature. and sent back to the House
for concurrence.
The amendment was adopted by the
House, but the resolution IN the
amended form was never reported back
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Specials in Groceries
Good Salmon, large cans

Good Salmon, large cans ..12c
Best quality Small Canned To-
matoes Observation-Disclosures. &c
New BoncIess Goldfish, &c h.; or
lbs. for Csc
Sweet Potatoes, good, peck 25c
Good Green or Mixed Tea, lb. &. Soc
Best Graduated Sugar. h.. SIC
z boxes Good Sardines for. 25c
Pocahontas Corn, 3 cans for. +. 25c
Smlthfield Country Hams, h.. ISc
Va. Pride Coffee, fresh roasted,
3 cans Square Brand Condensed
Milk for Csc
81 bottles Duffy'S Malt WhiSkey. S5c
New Clipped IIerrines, dozen. Iac
81 bottle Old Fulchcr Whisky Use
Extra quality Early June Peas, can PC
Extra fine SuGarCured Hams, lb. l6c
Good Carolina Rice, 5 lbs. for. :. Csc
Winner Brand Condensed Milk. loo
Finest falcum Powder. can, sc and &c
Corned Hams, ID.
Large cans Fish Roe, can. 2I5c
Good Carolina Rice, whole grain, h.. &c
s large bars Circus Soap for 25c
Large cans California Peaches, can. 15c
4 cans Clipped Beef ............. SOC
California Canned Asparagus, can,
14C, l9c and 25c
Libby's lib cans Corned Beef. .I5c
Best Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
per Pouhu ..''................ l6c
Best Sour i<rout, quart. ....S Sc
California Sherry Wine, gallon d. s1.00
3 Chalmers Gclatinc for .,......2 5c
California Lima Beans, ID. .......S SC
Quart Mason jars Queen Olives. 4Oc
5-lb. pals Home-Ma Preserves. . 35c
Good Carolina Rice, ID. SC
lib. cans Good Luck BakirG Powder. SC
New Hominy and Grits, lbs for. :. /. SC
New Seeded Raisins, Id. pkg...... loo
Ceresota or Gold Medal Best Flour,
42c bag; per barrel ....... So. 90
] lbs. Loose Lump Starch. ..... .25c
Gold Medal Coffee, Java and Mocha
mixture, lib. cans ........... 30c
Baker Cocoa, can ............1 0C
Smoked California Hams, h.. .11I5c
Good Creamery Butter, per h.. :. /. a4c
Silver King Best Patent Family
Flour, 34c bag; or, per barrel .S525
Absolutely Pure Leaf Lard, h.. -. .I2c
Good Lard, per b.. ..............10 c
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CONTINUED on Eighth paGeJ
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Local Legislation.
By Mr.. MaSsic: a bill to amend a, az,
10 consolidate IN one act all acts crcnt-
Ing and amending the charter OF In. civ
OF Lynchburg. and TO create IA new charter
for said city. -
BY Mr.. Kinsey: bill TO allow The conn.
ell OF the town OF Rocky Mount to. appro.
pirate tiom The town revenues sum, not
exceeding $500 TO be used In tho rons,r,,
non OF nigh school building In said town
by MI Willcroy: a bin TO submit to The
Qualified voters OF the town o. West Point
81 u special election 70 DO held therefor, tho
question OF tho establishment at the sa ia
town OF Yves; FONT, OF n dIspensary Tor The
sale OF Intoxicating liquor therein
ny MI Evans. y bill to amend an act to
Nanseinond. Isle oil Wight. Surry. Caroline.
Spotsylvnnin, Stafford. RusseN, Grecnesyiila
Highland, Scott, Lnnonburs Carroll Lee.
ana Amherst and Wyihe counties, in thel-
discretion. TO Impose a license tax on dogs
and 20 provide for the method of co!lecttnc
same. and providing penalties and mode o.
enforcing same.
BY Mr.. Ben! a bill to amend the charter
OF the town OF Culpeper.
by Mr.. 3ox; bill IN relation 10 the
hustnss court OF tho city OF Richmond.
by Mr. M!lstcad: a bill TO authorize the
cities OF Newport News and Hampton and
the counties OF Warwick and Elizubeth civ
-. y. hpp'optopriate money and TO Issue bonds
t . drainage OF any lands lying in tie coun.
ties OF warwick or Elizabeth City.
BY Messrs. Buck. and Roberts o: wash
inGton; a bill to amend an act to incor.
Porate the town OF Glade Spring.
by MI. Mcctze: bill 10 amend the char.
ter OF the town OF Manassas
BY Mr.. Charley; bill! 10 relieve j. l.
Addington. j. D. Welle. Morgan Boiling and
W. r. Collier. late members OF the board
OF supervisors o! Wiss county, from re-
funding certain moneys received by them
Tor tho services rendered in connection win
the building Of macadamizcd roads in WISE
county.
BY Mr Ftzhugn i bill author!zlns ius-
tees OF the peace. police justices and Judge,
or ne court OF Northampton county to
sentence persons convicted OF vasrancy to
IN Mr.. utz bill TO authorize the
Board of Supervisors OF the county OF Mad
rnn to exrend money FOR the constructor
mair tehhnce and Improvement OF the roads
or said county.
l'y Mr.. Coleman Of Norfolk: \ bill TO
amend tho charter OF the city OF NOTION
10 committee on Insurance and Banking.
iN MF, smith: hil allowing the In
0nI1nce Commissioner al the state to n.,Ro
tEr adjustment I'm lny Toss hy nse whars
tine Insurance company issuing the policy
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BICYCLES.
sAReRlEs.

Loves Bakerys manufacturers and dis
tributors of finest quality bread,
crackers. pies and cakes. k-5337 0-6m
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koA FURNITURE.

Fong Inn Co., 1852 Nuuanu; Tel 1898.
Koa furniture to order. Full line of
Chinese ebony, embroidery & eurios.
49,. -. .k-5327-6m ~
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Mrs. George Turner has purchased
Neumann property, 1854 King; Tel.
2z72, Extensive improvements now
being made. k-5S65-6m
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Mrs. Hartman, the noted spiritualist.
viii hold private sittings. Rooms
27-2S Hotel Metropole, from 8 a. m.
until 4:30 p. m. every day until
further notice. k536o-2m.
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s. Shiraki, 1902 Nuuanu; Tel. 4137.
Painting and paperhanging. All work
guaranteed. Bids submitted free.
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Hee Kau Kee. 1920 Nuuanu. House
painting paper hanging. Materials.
6s2S-6m
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BAMBOO FURNITURE.

The ideal furniture for the tropics. We
submit designs or make from your
plans. Picture framing done. S.
Saiki, SOS Beretania; Phone 24s7.
S2i5-6m
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FLORIST,
FURNISHINGS.

n can clothe yourself completely
here for very small sum. Boys
clothing, mems furnishings, trunks,
suitcases. etc. Kan Chong Co, Fort
d and Beretania k237-tf
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600 00O0 o OOoO
WANTED

Your hat to be cleaned at Romans,
Beretania ST.; Tel 1926.
k-5354-3m =
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NURSERY.

Try our special mixed fertilizer for
pot plants and hanging baskets.
Surprising results. 10 and Csc per
bag at German Nursery. Palm Bldg.
Tel 4165. k5363.6In.
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CONVICTIONS.

A. e G. Gibara, 1128 Fort, Syrian
Pistacho Nut Candy perfumed in at
tar of roses. k5392.6m.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

John E. Goeas, mgr. Of the Goeas
Grocery, Ltd, Tel. 4138, bags to an
nounce that the company b tempo
rarily established in Sachs Bldg.
The new quarters in the Cooke
Bldg. Fort St. are now being fitted
up VIII move in about Dec. 10.
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FURNITURE.

All kinds OF household goods bought
and hold. Best prices. K. Hayashi.
62s s. king. 52I5-em
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Standard Sewing Machine Agency.
l211 Nuuanu. Tel 1895. For you
wife's sake buy a central needle
automatic and lock stitch. Demon.
STATIONS cheerfully' given.
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Everyone interested In bargains, not
only 20 read our large, display ad.
on page three of this issue. but al
so TO call at our. store, King and
Bethel, yhere you can get 81 worth
for $1T-this week .only. Clearance
sale is pau Saturday night
k539l.5t.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

Try the STAR; rel 1882. We press,
clean, mend and deliver within n
hours k5375-6m.
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Chin Sung Chan, gS4 PunchboWl, nr.
King. Tel 1913. House painting, par
perhanging, polishing, granting,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MERCHANT TAILOR. .

Geo. A. Martin, Bethel st. Be free
from clutches of .-ready-made man.
l make suits $40 and up lie. this
sink In. k5392 .6m.
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Sunrise Dyeing House. 1916 Fort; Tel.
1927. We clean, press. mend and
deliver. 6264-3m