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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06
DUKE DELAYS HIS
RETURN TO H0N0LUL

Duke Kahanamoku win not F.
home as soon as expected. Word .
this effect came today in q letter .
Lew Henderson from his people .
Philadelphia. The letter merely STAT
ed that Duke would not leave O..
east until after Labor Day.
He will not. then, be in Hono|.'.
by September 10 as generally expect
ed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

Cockett. She has MADE several inter:
esting trips about Maui. and enjoyed.
tie Valley Isle. She went iron. here
to Hilo where in company with her
husband she visited the Volcano.
Harold w. Rice, assistant manager
|of the Maui Agricultural Company,
left on the Lurline Saturday night for
Kauai, where he will visit his parents
for few days before he leaves for
the Coast with his wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Rice leave next week for a four or
five months trip to the States and
then to Europe, where they expect to
spend considerable time in sightsee-
ing. They will probably do most OF
their touring of Europe in automobile.
As neither Mr. nor Mrs. Rice has been
to Europe. they greatly anticipate the
new experience
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Lufkin leave on
the 18th OF this month for a trip to
the Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Lufkin ex-
pect to be gone several months Frank
Lufkin, who sails the week after, will
enter business college in the East.
DR.. w. d. Alexander left on the last
Lurline for Honolulu He had de-
lghtful two weeks on Maui, where he
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. H,
p. Baldwin, at Maluhia.
Henry Strenbeck returned last week
Saturday to Maui. He has been away
from Waikiki a long time, nearly two
years, and has been spending most of
it in Germany. where he visited his
old home. many of his friends and.
relatives. The experience he. found
most enjoyable. But he is glad to be
back once more to his home here. He
expects his wife and daughter 4 little
later.
Miss Marie Holt, the new kinder
garten teacher for the kindergarten
at Kahului. arrived on Saturday. She
is pleased with the Islands. In Homo
lulu she was entertained by Mrs. Kath-
crime Burnllam Graham in the Manoa
home of the Grahams. This week.
Miss Holt is paying a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A Wilson, friends of hers, at
Lahainaluna A neat cottage has been
erected in the parsonage yard at Ka-9
hului for Miss Holt. The new kinder
garten will be held in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. A large
number of applicants among the chill
dren is already in. This new kinder
garten promises to be great success.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

Twelve Latin-A American c0un[I
have notified the Gnite States eo|&|
menti of their intention - sign @. .
terDational opium convention dr.
up at The Hague last january
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

John Bowman. a 13-year-old boy of
Caldwell. N J., found in sparrow's
nest in theAattic of his home part of
$40 bill; in another nest he found
the remainder.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

The colonel does not do anything
look at his crushjss
embrace of woman suffrage, at which
he looked askance a year ago. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

If free sugar works no better than
free coffee and free hides, consumers
will get no benefit from a changed
schedule But who is 'scolding the
price of sugar?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

Those delegates to the bull
convention who said they We|.
titled by some Of 7. RS sdyI1|1.
probably moostifIed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06
POLITICAL NEWS AND NOTES

/ Chairman Pacheco OF the Central
Committee said: IF the rulings OF the
central committee are not respected,
! By Quinn and his followers, the com.
nrittee will probably find 1t necessary
&C. go out and reorganize the precinct
club in question. II Is true that Prin-
| gle is a disturbing element but we
have rules and il We want 10 maintain
an organization we must enforce them
There is q right and wrong way o..
doing things and the committee holds
that the action taken In regard to-
Pringle was Arbitrary and unfair.
At the meeting Of the eleventh pre-
cinct OF the Fifth District, Democratic
party, held at the residence Of George
evening, Sheriff Jarrett was endorsed
for denomination at the coming CAM
paign. There was only one vote east
against Jarrett, said to be that Of Hose
Peter. who was discharged from the
police department by Jarrett
When the question Of the shrievalty
was brought up for discussion. the
leaders of the Jarrett forces were upon
their feet Instantly and unanimously
proposed the name Of Jarrett for sher-
If. Jarrett's name was cheered, and
President E. J. McCandless asked the
audience II there was any other name
to be placed in nomination.
Hose Peter said that he was oppoe-
ed to Jarrett first, last and all the
time. He said that il Jarrett was.
nominated for the office Of sheriff in
the Democratic county convention, he,
for. one, would continue to fight ain
In the general election, regardless Of
the consequences.
The meeting adjourned at about
midnight.
The Republican club Of the third
precinct of the Fourth District has
named B. Won Damn as its represen-,
tatiye on the county central commit
tee, and Mr.. Won Damn Is alEO chair
man OF the delegation to the conyen-
tion. Charles Bon has been named Tor
secretary of the delegation. All the
minor rnffles In the precinct affairs
have been smoothed out and the dele
cation will be solid in the convention.
according to present prospects.
Kaleioholani, Home Ruler, whose
application for q homestead was de-
MED by the Territorial authorities
said this morning that he and his
friends would appear before Secretary
Fisher of the Interior Department and
tel him Why Governor Frear refused
to grant his application.
In the Kuhia Headquarters this
evening, the delegates Of the 10th pre-
Icinct. 9Th. district win hold q meeting
for the purpose Of discus sing import.
ami matters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

Cockett. She has made several inter
esting trips about Maui. and enjoyed
tie Valley Isle. She went iron. here
to Hilo where in company with her
husband she visited the Volcano.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-06

DR.. w. d. Alexander left on the las
Lurline for Honolulu He had a de
lightful two weeks on Maui, where hi
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. H
p Baldwin. at Maluhia.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-05-31

Having been in your little town
a short time ago and thinking
seriously of taking up my resi-
dence in your vicinity permit me
to point out just what a visitors
first impression is on his arrival,
not as a criticism or disparage-
ment to you OF your people, for /
know from personal experience
what the hospitality of your
people is and what wideawake
business men your little town
possesses, with their uptodate-
stock of goods and way of handl-
ing the same.
To call your attention to the
things that seemed peculiar to
me on first sight: When the
auto pulls through the gap in the
hills north of town and the town
comes in view one naturally
exclalms what a pretty place
for a town, lying so close to the
tree covered hills". You ask the
driver why there isn't more trees
in the town, and if they will
grow, to which he responds
"Yep, they will grow alright
but l guess the people are too
busy trying to plant ''air castles''
to fool with trees". AS the auto
arrives in town you notice sew
eral isolated trees set out and
look as if they too are to busy
to grow. Trees don't cost much
and if your people would just
take a little time, in a few years
you would have one of the most
beautiful situated villages in the
state. Another thing that struck
me as l entered out upon your
main street was tie lack of paint
on your business houses. From
my own experience I have al.
ways found that all prosperous
towns make it their greatest
boost to keep their buildings sup
piled with a coat Of fresh paint,
The paint and tree question are
two improvements that yol
ought to boost for through the
columns of your newsy little
paper and your citizens will
thank you for it in years to come
Other improvements of course
are needed but these will follow
as soon as conditions permit
| don't wish to impose on you
time any longer but thought yo'
would be pleased to receive al
expression from an intended set
tier. | believe you citizens vii
agree with me on the question
that | have mentioned. A goo
motto is: IF you want to at
tract capital to a town, frs
make the town attractive to car
ital.
Yours AS Ever, P. E. B.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-05-31
Published Every Friday.
Advertising rates made known uuon application

Off toward the rising sun in a
little hamlet, commonly known
as Washington, D. c., resides
one, The Honorable Secretary of
the Interior Fisher, who by the
grace of God and a political pull
mismanages the office Of Secre-
tary of the Interior of this glor-
ious Union. We do not think
that this Fisher person could
come within a thousand miles of
correctly describing the geogra-
phical location of the lands in
Montana which have been thrown
open to settlement, and yet he
persumes to sit in judgement up
on the wishes of our represent
atives and our people, and in d.
rect opposition to all that would
tend to the betterment of Mont
ana and other states as would
profit by the enaction of the
three-year homestead bill. For
dog-like sagacity and intelligence
he takes the whole bakery. Pop
lar Standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
MAKING CHINA AT
WARWICK CHINA co.
NEW DEPARTURE HAS BEEN sue
CESSFULIY MADE IN POT
Terry.
The Many Lines Of Vitrited China
Have Attracted a Great Deal
81 Attention.

Within the last few months an i'm
I rortant new departure has been sue
cessfully made in the pottery bust
ness IN Wheeling and the Ohio Val
I ley. High grade yitrlied china was
turned out The factory referred 10
Is the Warwick China Co. which. uu-
der the Management % { r Jackson
during the past year. has entirely
abandoned the semi-porcelain line
which has hitherto been the exclusive
Product Of Wheeling. and taken up the
Vitriiied china line.
For many years II was assumed
| that the vitrified china line. manufac.
tured IN she French and Austrian fac
tories, could not be made In the Uni
TED States. Mr.. jackson. himself a
; practical potter. who spent many
years IN the business in the ONO Val
] iev. and later operated factory at
syracuse. y. y. was one Of the first
I 90 become convinced that the failure
20 manufacture high grade vitrifed
china IN this country was due more TO
the lack OF proper methods than TO
I lack Of proper materials. In the Svr-
acuse plant he made a success OF the
vitrined china line. and on account OF
that success ne was secured 20 manage
The Warwick china factory some
months ago.
The many lines Of vitrifed china
tut out by the Warwick during the
, past few months hav" attracted n
great deal o. attention and comment.
Ir practically every respect the War
wick vItrHed china resembles and il
cou1i 20 he l.shCst grade china manu-
Iaciured ~ Limoges and other French
and Austrian china cen'ers II is
beautifully smooth and white. iranslu-
cent. strong and of remarkably fine
texture. as shown by the fracture
hcu broken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
EMPLOY COUNSEL
Pittsburg Interests Looking After Mat
tiers Regarding National
Telephone Case.

Ia the equity cause ~ \ !. Howard
Vs. fhe National Telephone company
and others. "a petition was fled vastcr.
DAY morning before q : Commits
s.on.r Hoyd. Jr. bv rho petitioners.
recitiug flr s.rviocs upon .hcm ~ "a
COP, Of fho biz boo on Iry OF &C. Hail
So The C1mmouvca' Trust Co and
ottrr.. a. TifsbIrr. iu the common
Pleas court o. Allegheny county. Penn.
sy',aria. PRAYING fho right t1 employ
counse. ip defend their casa. Nu order
was entered au'ho-.rr- thcm tD do
So
'1 the same cause petition uas
filed %. the Empire N.t.Uuaf Nsrk Uf
'Iarsshu-r 90 Err fh.' frs riIur'Iou
b" dissolved and rrH. .rE fu ha made
a IHrfN dofrrfar An order was o..
'arrd fIrr fh"ir IfI.u .u wttiguE
fhm tnf, rd1rf Tho rIea wili Doc
tried before fuds. Dayton a' the O..
5 Court here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
LOUISIANA LOU"
SETS HIGH MARK
Askin Has Surpassed His Previous
Etorts-it's a Joyful. Rous.
Ing Success.

Louisiana Lou" The title has a
pleasing ring. a sort OF melodious
euphony. an ALTERATION that hits the
fancy squarely. The piece. a musical
! comedy. ran a year in Chicago. There
seems no reason why Il should not
crowd the Court az the two perform.
ances today. az least. The perform
6uCs las night certainly points to
that conclusion very positively This
Louise OF the Louisiana country Is a
swee'ly pretty. not altogether demure
and most fascinating young woman
She Is n founding. reared to charming
young womanhood by a Dickens-like
, old Hebrew. Jacob Lidonski She Is
hetrothed TO 'he son OF his frienN and
partner. bu'. with the perversity Of
her sex persists In loving another fci.
/ low. young Nixon Holma. a pensioncr.
as might be said. on Lidoffskfs gencr
osity.
Ia a by-way OF the most picturesque
portion Of the New Orleans French
quarter the story has its beginning
II is romance set 10 music. a fiction
80 clever in its illusions that IL seems
a slice OF real life. rather Joyous. well
spiceG with good comedy and here
N--'A ft-' ~ WIN 81 HAAAilE lHNfIN MOT
with or employed 30 skillfully and
effectively by plays OF this type
Addison Burkhardt and Frederick
DonaRhey have written an Appealing
story. while Ben Jerome has framed
IL about With musical frlls shat he
come o. decidedly. The comedy i'm.
terpola- ions in the way Of songs and
dances and other cnlivening bits are
commcndablc
Mr.. Askin has no. only chosen prin-
cipals 81 exceptional talent. bur the
/ company In its entirety is q very
capable one Alexander Carr was I'M
mense ! singing comedian OF natur-
alistic tendencies. h. made The one
[ or two pathetic incidents extremely
I forcible. 'h" pa'hos OF his song. My
B Rose % the Ghs'to" reaching the
hearts 81 his auditors with unmis.
. taxable directUfss. Sophie Tucker
, was the life OF many scenes. and her
Z vocal efforts. given with broad
touches Of humor. were cnc0r,d with
! enthusiasm She Is q rollckinr aad
altoge' her pleasing oom-dieuno. Res.
, sic De Noie was charming as Louis.
I lana Lou. Burrell Barbaretta assist
I'd effectively and IN his role Of S.xon
7 HOlme was extremely good. Lester
B Crawford and Eleanor Henry shared
{ In the hon0rs and Robert % Common
acted tho part % the bogus Duke
. very we'll Harry Iianlon. Helena
, S1linger and others OF the large cast
did themselves proud
There are seventeen sorr numbers
and many are decided hifs The
chorus is large. pretty and can dance
ami sing The sCwnius is exquisite
and The mounting m1cuiGrent
Louisiana Lou 's q musical com.
cdy thar Will moro than satisfy those
who prefer This form % lIEht enter.
tdInmruf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
CRUSHED TO DEATH
Miner Caught Between Pole and Mine
Car in Y. & o. Mine and In
stantly Killed.

For the second time the lifeless
body Of miner has been found near
a1 entry way az the Y. 4 O mines at
Barton. This time in the person Of
John Robinson. who was found about
midnight on Monday against n pole.
g hich had crushed ont his life be-
tween The pole and mine car. II Is
supposed that something became
wrong and In investigating the cars
became started and his life was
crushed ont before he could get 10
safety. The body was found by his
buddy" Charles McGonigle. who went
in search ~ him when he became
alarmed al his long absence. The
young man - survived By his widow.
The fuurraf services are 20 be held
t0is afternoon. with interment at ST
C.a.r-yiila
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
CIVIL SERVICE
Exam nation 20 Be Held In This City
purirg Present Month for
Government Service.

The T.. : civil Service commission
annaunces fh" following examinations
tp Do hold iu This city. as follows
Rural letter rsrrieTs. Tor service in
ONO county. This state. Npv p 1912.
Male citizens who reside in the terri
tory supplied hy AN office IN no
county. VIII be admitted to the examl.
nation
Sferorrspher and Typewriter. in
iIll branches az fhesoryice Oct 10.
N1c1uriH- now exist paving 5000 10
t''I per arnum An excellent Oppor-
fuuIfN ~ appointment FOR those " no
i4s- For blank applications and an
Information relative fo those oHami-
nations apply fo John r C0wl. score
.ary. I' postofica building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
At the Orpheum

With Oh" usual matinee and two
performance This evening the entire
big vaudeville bin. headed b. tho
famous Captain Webb and his worlds
gr' Attest sea Iiors. viii end his on.
Eagcin"nt 20 the Orphcum theatre. j.
has been splendid enlargement for
Mr. Webb. as well as for the manage
megt. as DO has h,-a Q = crowds that
this eXccllenf animal act has drawn
10 The Orpheum during It's stay. II
VIII De- another all star vaudeville bin
that VIII com. -O the Orpheum 20.
MORROW. opening with fhe usual mat
in'e The worlds greatest roller
skater. Moror.u. the Thrfo Hop
scOtchers. lIiN Hoys"ti' and Znru. com
Dls comedians For th. benefit ~
those Who have not seen rho tiI now
playing. tonight N.ll Boz -L"fr last
chance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

Pepper. John Nelson. james Pearson
Misses Bloom. Ruth Gates. Mrs
Mooney Edwards. Belle Giackon.
Emma Rother. Mary Sp.1-o and Mary
Bonner
fh" American Literary Instfut,
viii hold IFS first meeting soon The
Neotrophlau Literary Society Will
a.so oragnile as soon a. the NeotrO
phgn ban is completed.
Bethany and Marietta.
a great deal OF interest IS being
taken 100 the Bethany. tiurirfta foot
bell game. scheduled for saturday 40
bethany. and the tovnspaorIa and sfu
dents alike are becoming enthusiast
Dr.. Thee teams have been rivals for
several years. and saturday, contest
prom 20 Boz hlrla ROYAL Coach
doc Smith o. putting the Hsthant
boys through some strenuous prar.
flce. and predicts one OF tho fastest
games of The season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

Whitney torrcrt. fo boz Eit,u ~ the
Court FRIDAY night. viii open This
morning Persons who have pur
chased ticko's from any ~ %. local
must. stores cen exchange same
starring today for the boss fcscry I'D
rDafs
Nfrgri Cluck. irene Armstrong and
ward o. Lewis are The assisting ar
lists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
ALL KNOCKERS
MUST HIKE
THE STEEL MANNERS FoR Nal.
loWE'EN CELEBRATION ER-
PECTEO TO-DAY
And Then 20 the WOODS fer tire kies.
ers-Si9 Plans Being Made for
Was Meeting MONDAY.

Either tonight or tomorrow. the III.
ile steel hammers which everyone
who isnt a krocher must wear until
after the bis Halloween night c.le-
brniion. VII be on sale In the mrs;
lot there viii be 10000 but they ar..
nos expected 10 hold out NOR than an
hour or two. However there Will b.
10000 more In very Few DAYS and
thousands after they are disposed OF
The general committee Is making
great plans Tor next Monday evening ;
general meeting All local fraternal
organizations baseball and football
teams and In fact all organizations
where men are concerned. will be
asked 70 send representatives for q
is expected that hundreds % societies
etc viii turn out In the great parade
OF Halloween night
Yesterday a committee waited upon
the Board % Control and civ aud
county officials and secured promise
that most everyone who has anything
70 DO with the city hall Will be on
hand in The parade
Plans Tor the biz wooden hammer
20 be lighted b. electricity on ;he top
Of Wheeling hill. are now being com.
ple'ed The hammer will be nut in
place. ~ Is expected. In about ten
days Nav be "a little sooner
Everything points 20 the creates,
celebration OF Halloween night that
Wheeling or any other CITY ever saw
% course IL will be- all fun. but al
The same time 10 has serious GREAT.
ing for e viii sound the death kneil
OF the knocker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

Wrdnesd1y evening October i6. al
ih' Board 81 Trade IN the interasi- 81
commi sion form o. Ros crumenf and
the naiural filtration system for tG..
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

all the time she scrubbed. turning out
any number ~ fhrilliur meiodramatic
'ales for sensational Iip-rs. Just as
did Jn To- Miss AIcoft's most famous
boon. Little Women"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

OPENING or THE ovsrre

The Senate Cafe the finest and
most up-to-date Ladies and Gentle.
mems Dining Rooms in t1e city. win
open me oyster season October fsf
serving oniy Shell Oysters-Lynn
Navens. Hocka~ays. Blue Points. ~.
ne Ncck Clans served In any STYLE
IhE ONLY HOUSE WEST or BhL.
IIMORE SERVING STEAMED OYs-
TIERS
THE SENATE ROTEL.
Sixteenth and Market Streets
Chicken and Waite Supper every
sundsy. 20 % ~ o. r Ysc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
HOLLAND HERRING

The kind that gives YOU an ~.
rctIfc for more They are The
largest finest fish thar comes %
America White ans FAT SC. or
% Tor 25c. id pals. St25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

Automobile for saie-s35O 90
High powered tourinq car. b, o,o4
order. viii dc.nonstrate ioo,,i-.
Sherif's Once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
FROM GERMANY

Genuine Imported Sour Kraut.
u has the flavor and properly
sailed sc pound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09

-Four deeds of TRUST we're I.r for
record with rho county clerk y,...r.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
BISMARCK HERRING

81 S. cash of in cans az p and
80 cents. These arc the genuine
imported and are fine eating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
NEW CEREALS

Barley Corn Meal Lcntls Pre-.
pared Buck Wheat and Cake
Flour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-09
-oErs-Ir.- ths Hsv Corn Cur.
Guaranteed

GETS IT i~ the rsv-g'su corn cure
that Niii surely surprise NoI tie very
fir~f time YOU use a. 20 ~ - simple.
painless quick ana sure a. - action
y sSri'fl- up the corn. Mart. .ous
or hHu'un. separates them from TIE trfir
f4'Sh. ~" corn comes OF ami ffrr@ YOU
are. VT feet that feel posiftN~ly g.nrl-
oue cu~u-free on. more as t.vv used %
be- ia .uar barefoot days
TIE W"r' remarkable feafur. Is that
- rS-lT does not harm o~ turn raw
f.- hel.'-1 f4r~h o. other preparations
eco II II a. safe at water 40 more
Il8-fers. baudag-~ CO. -aln.s
tkTS-lT f~ su'i 40 drug stores at
20 bottle. or sent IN 70. -ipf ur price
D." =. i.a Wr"Uus q 90. chicago
sold ia Wheeling Fr Hasf Quality
~ arlua'N. Quinn Frafn1arv. fnr cole
.Uau 60. M-f.iin's Drug store