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HAMs AND BACON

san FrdnciscO qu0tatf0ns this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams. 1912,
22c; do 12-14 22c; do 1915, PC; primrose.
bacon, 80, 30c; eastern star hams 1912.
Fl Nc; do 12-14, 2115c; eastern skid hams 23c
do 14-16 21 1hc; eastern star bacon. 4-6, zoe
do 6-8, 26c; do $40, 27c; do 1912, 26c; mon-
arch hams, 1912, 20c; do 1915. 21c; monarch
picnic hams, 145lc; arrow bacon, 8-i0, 26hc;
do 1912. 25hc; medium bacon, 2015c; 1t. d.
s., $40. 23c; do 1912. 22c; light medium,
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roRK LARD ANn or,

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard tierces. lac; do IS, per case,
arrow compound, tierces. 1015c; do Sos. $5.3s:
do los, 1915; do IS. $6.S3; do 3s. $500
yellow arrow cooking oil. 66c: white arrow
family beef. ~; family beef. $24; extra mess
beef $2z; extra prime pork. $25; extra pig
pork: $2o. CslifepeTTubs. 1iMe; half & bbls,
tierces, lie; case, 81. Cottolene-Half bbls,
uKc; tterca, uxc; 2 tierces. LILAC; s.,
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Louis Morssatto. 81. and Eni Masoero. 80.
both of Oakland
Forrest Il. Nesbitte. "a and Marguerite L.
Hunt. %. both of San Francisco.
j Hinson, 3d. and Mary Rachard. 81, both
of Oakland
Samuel McDonough Jr.. 26 Ifburon, and
Lillian Williamson IS, Alameda
Albert b. Sovieski. o. st. Louis, Mo-. and
Margaret Shaver 81 Los Angeles
Irwin t. Beyer. 81 and Mary E. Eileen. 10,
both OF San Francisco.
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DRIED FRUITS ANr NUTS

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes. bulk basis, crop OF
1s1s, So-4os. TIC; 4o5os, 64c; 5o-6os, &c;
6o,7os, &c; 7o-sos, 51ac; s0-10os; &c; 10o-12os.
{. o. b.. In 90 lb boxes. 11014lzc; eyaporated
spples. SGeci peaches, 1913 crop. 5@Sc; pears,
1913 crop, 7@11c.
Raisins-F. o. b. Fresno, 1912 crop: Loose
muscatels. 514 a4c per lb for crown, 5ssc
for crown, 5lsc for crown and Aye for 1
crown; seeded, No. 16. 67sc for fancy and 6lac
for choice.
Do 1913 crop: Seeded fancy, No. 1s. 1Ac;
do bulk, 6sac; choice. 67se; do bulk, Sac;
crown. loose. SIC; crown. 5%c; 2 crown,
5ssc; ungraded, 515c; London layer, crown,
$1.35; crown, $1.60, crown, 81; crown.
$3.50.
Honey-New CROP comb. 13G15c per lb for
fancy, 10@12c for light amber and S610c for
other; extracted, water white. nominal; white.
ia GS1zc; light amber, 697c; amber, 5@6c.
Nuts-Peanuts, 7q71ac per ID; pinenuts, IL
@121zc; Brazil. 1sd20c; flberts 13@15c; pc
cans, 15Q161ac; almonds, 16@21c and 10412c
for hard shell; walnuts. opening prices, 1913
crop, I. 0. b.. carloads: Budded, 19c; No.
soft shell. Ice: No. 2, 11hc: California chest
nuts. 5@10c; Italian do. ~ 49c.
Dates-New crop Golden, 1gI15c per lb;
Fard. 91A M11c.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

Preston Robinson 90. and Mary F. Hursh. 80.
both Of Oakland
Hans NJ. Ratbmussen 3D. and Mary Carile
33 both Of Fresno
George Ulshas ~ aud Georgia Papros 25
both 0f san Francisco
Joseph l.. Mazzone % and Mary Silva ls
both Of Oakland
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FORECAST TILL 5 p. Nj. PACIFIC TIM

WEDNESDAY
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, probably rain; !;
light southwest wind.
For California, north of the Tehachapi-
rlaudy tonight and Wednesday, probably rain; !;
light southwest wind.
For California, south of the Tehachapi-
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, probably rain;
light southwest wind.
For Nevada-Cloudy tonight and Wednesday,
probably rain
For Sacramento valley-C1oudy tonight and
Wednesday, probably rain; light south wind
For santa Clara valley-Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday, probably rain: light south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday, probably rain; light south wind
G. H. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
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MIDWAY GAS ASSESSMENT

The Midway Gas company has called
$s.000,000 capital stock, the assess
ment to be delinquent November 29,
with the sale day of delinquent stock
on December Is. May 16 last the board
of directors of the company gave the
stock holders the alternative of pay
ing an assessment of 81 a share or of
loaning the company 100000 proper
toned among the stock holders at the
rate of 81 share. the company issu-
ing its interest bearing notes to the
stock holders. The latter alternative
was chosen and the present assess
ment is payable SO a share in cash and
81 share in notes, so that the total
assessment will aggregate $40 share,
including the 81 share loaned 10 the
company last May
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los, ,soo-total shares sold.
BRonMHArI,s GRAIN cARIEs

Llt EHPOOL, Nov. 1S.-The market respond
ed to realizing and prices were ss lower at the
opening. as rejecting the bearish American
visible supply. expected large increase In the
visible here and favorable weather reports
from Argentina. Following the opening there
was an advance of A on the irmness Of Mani
toba offerings. continued light Russian offers
and the strength in spot which " Id higher.
The advance in Buenos Aires and the lighter
cargo offers helped the advance. Later there
was profit taking from the advance on more
favorable crop advices from Argentina, accom-
panied by larger offers OF Argentine new crop.
At 1:30 the market was h@Ad OF from the
top and h6Ad up from the opening. with
the undertone steady.
Corn opened unchanged to. ia lower, and
later advanced %MHd, with less pressure
here strength In Plate spot and speculative
buying Of January. Argentine offers are tirmer.
European visible increased 3,072, 900 bushels,
and amounts to S4, 100 900. Last year there
was an increase of 800 900 bushels when the
total amounted to IS. 100 900 bushels
The weather In France is greatly delaying
seeding and threshing and as result shorts
covered in Paris. with the market firm. Pri-
vate Argentine advices received here confirm
yesterdays cable of clearing weather and in
dications of settled conditions. Buenos Aires
wheat closed yesterday AQ% higher, and
Rosario net x@& higher.
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MEXICAN OIL SITUATION

Dispatches from Mexico indicate
that the rebels are beginning to CEN
ter their attacks upon Mexican oil
properties. Last week the manager of
the Mexican Eagle properties asked
Now the Waters-Pierce employees are
leaving for this country. 1t is report
ed that the rebels are swarming in
on the oil fields district and threaten
to cut the pipe lines between the oil
wells and the storage tanks at Tuxpan
and Tampico. The greatest danger,
however. to Mexican oil properties lies
In the possibility of an attempt by the
rebels at the destruction OF the wells.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-18
LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples per box. Newton
pippins, tier, $150@1.75; Az tier. S1.10@
l;40; bellfower, tier, s1.65@1.T5; do Al
tier, $l25@1.30; Rhode Island greenings.
tier, $1-25@1.35; do Az tier, 81; Delaware
reds, tier, $1.80@1. 40; do 41a tier, $1.15@
I25 Hoover. tier. 81 Is @1.35: do Al tier,
Slgl2 Baldwin, tier, $1.25@1.50; do Az
tier, $lQ1.25: Oregon spitzenbergs. 81. 100
go; do Jonathans, $1.50@1.75; do Ben Davis,
$1.50@1.75.
Quinces-Per box, 50c6S125
Pomegranates-Per box, 50@60c; large boxes,
75c@$1.25.
Persmmons-Per box. 75c@S125.
Pears-Winter Nellis. $1@2.
Grapes tper crate)-Tokay, T5c@$1; Malaga.
65c@$l; black. 45@65c; muscats 65cGS1;
queen. 70c@$1; cornichon, 65@75c; lugs. 65cQ
Strawberries-S56S
Raspberries (per chest)-S5@9.
Huckleberries-Per lb 4G9c-
:. Cranberries-Cape Cod, per Dbl, S9@9-5O;
New Jersey late reds, per bbl $10G so; Coos
Bay, per box, $225@2.50.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Lemons, standard,
$303.50; choice, S4.50@5-25; fancy, $6@8.50;
lemonettes, $1.25@2.25; grapefruit, seedless,
$3@4.50; lines, per case. S3.50@5.
$3Q3.5O.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian, 75cM
$1.50 per bunch; do Central American 4@5c
per ID; do Mexican. 2@4c per lb; pineapples,
per dozen, Hawaiian, 81. .25M2.5O.
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EPEsH FISH

Fresh Fish Cleaned and iced. f. o. b. prices.
per Ib)-Halbut, 11c carp. SC; catfish. 121
121hc; GOLDFISH 1Oc; red rock. 9012c; barracu-
da. &c: soles 5@6c; sand dabs, 7c sea bass,
12ihc; tomcod, l0c; shad, &c; smelt, 121ac:
white bait, Sc; salmon, 1o@1lc; striped
bass 14c.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIPTS INTERIOR PRODUCE. NO
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

Quotations on the san Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound:
TRADES Nov. IA Nov.15 Nov.17 Nov. is
FRESH fresh extras. &c BE 32kc 33c
Prime nrsfs -..-.. 29c 29c 29c zoe
Eggs-Per dozen:
TRADES Nov.14 Nov.15 Nov.17 Nov 1S
sresh extras. 54c 5Sc 601ac 5Sc
Cal. storage extras 35c 35c 35c Csc
Cheese-California fancy fats. 1870 pound:
nrsts, 16c; fancy Young Americas, 7lac; 90
hrsts, 15c.
Retailers charged &c a pound on each square
OF butter and &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations.
Receipts today. Butter 39. 600 pounds, eggs
z',o4o dozen, cheese $500 pounds.
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pRovIsToN PRopUCTs

Wholesale price list on provision products
given this morning by Miller & Lux: Hams
7per Ib)-Eastern NJ. & L. brand, 21c; Cali
fornia H. H. brand, zoe; picnics. 125ac; ba-
$40, 22c. Pure lard-Tierce basis. 13c; short
ening, tierce. 1015c; compound, 81. Fl. brand.
tierce basis. Zoe; salad oil, 76c; white cook
ing oil. 70c.
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SUN, MOON and TIDE
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1S
NorIcE no MARINERS

The following affects the aids TO navigation
In the seventeenth lighthouse district:
Oregon lsea coast1-orford reef gas, whis-
Ting and submarine bell buoy, 2 Or, reported
extinguished and bell not working November
H. 1913. VIII be relighted and bell placed in
working order as soon possible. &c. & G. s.
Charts, 1852, $780, 5052. Light List, Pacific
Pacific Coast. 1911, p. I'D By order Of the
bureau of lighthouses.
HENRY L. BECK, Inspector
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wife to Blanche Horr, lot In SD line Of Lon
on street % NE Of Italy avenue. NE % by
John e. McGoldriek to John J. MCCLELLAN.
Fifteenth. n 25 by w 50; $40.
Mary O. and Thomas ID. McGoldrick to John
j. McGoldrick, same; gift.
John J. MCCLELLAN to John ]. McGoldrick
tlife estate), remainder to Mary c. and
Thomas ID. McGoldrick, same; SO.
Hulda II. B. Brown to Robert g. Porter,
u commencing at point In block S04 w. A..
27;SE of Pacific avenue aud $3.50 w of
Presidio avenue, w 80 by s Ia; $40.
Mary A. Mclaughlin to Catherine Frances
Noye. lot in line OF Eighteenth street, 100
OF Douglass. Is BY S rs; $40.
corner of Peru avenue and Vienna street. SW
25 by Sc lo0 $40.
Samuel l. Foster and wife to Arthur ]. Nc
Dewitt and wife, lot In line of Twenty-ninth
street, go L Of Castro, Il % by n ia; $40.
Patrick Nj. Mcdonald ct al to Patrick Muir
ply and wife. lot in n line Of Twenty fourth
ia; $40.
]. W. Wright & Sons Investment company
to A. Harvey Wright. lot in w line Of Twenty
first avenue. 100 N Of Anza street. 25 by
w 100: SO.
william A. Magee ct al. to william A.
Magee ct al, lot in line Of G@easy @ street.
James J. Collins to Mary E. Collins, lot
In line Of Forty-ffth avenue, 275 Of B
strss Msrs z n.Sgov By t. l2o sts s5 Johnson and
Of Twenty fourth. s % by ID 100: $40.
Sol Getz * Sons to james G.. T1etz and wife,
lot in line Of N street, 1915 d Of Thir-
teenth avenue, u 25 by s 100; $40.
City Realty company to Alphonso Harring-
ton lot in w line of Sixth avenue. rs s Of
Judah street, 21 by w 80; $40.
Ellen Herbert to Edmund Herbert. lot in
q line Of Second avenue, $50 Of Geary street,
s % by 120; gift.
William Powell to Caroline Powell. lot In
Sc line Of Bryant street, 47e NE Of Thirty
second, NE 20 by Sc 80; gift
George Mowak and wife to Miriam A. Lipp,
lot in sw line OF Somerset street. 1876 NV
OF Olmstead, NV 1916 by SW 100; So
George A. Novak to same. lot at w corner
Of College and Wayland streets. NV 100 by
SW 120: $40.
Frances Harshail to Abraham Harshall lot
in line Of Pine street, 223:5A w of Pierce,
w 51.6A by w 1915: $40.
Sol Getz & Sons to Alton r. Lapham, lot in
e line Of Twelfth acvenue, ITS OF street.
25 by 120; $40.
Same to same. lot in line Of Twelfth ave
nue., 200 s Of A street, s Is by 120; $40.
Oscar Heyman & Bro. to Mary Page, lot in
SW line of Eighteenth avenue South, 125 Sc Of
street. SE 25 by SW 100; $40.
Benjamin Zeno Page to same, same; gift.
Georgia b. Richmond to Daisy b. Overton,
lot in z line Of Forty-ffth avenue, 100 N OF
street, 25 by E 120; $40.
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TO TRANSFER GAS PLANT

j. r. Anderson of Pasadena applied
to the railroad commission today for
dale to the Oakdale Gas company. The
Oakdale Gas company asks for author
fty to purchase the system and to is
sue stocks and bonds and to mortgage
the system
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X Y
ANACONDA,S DIVIDEND

Amal gamated Copper and Anaconda
will close the year with a surplus,
even If deliveries of copper are made
at a lower level of prices during the
conda has been producing at the rate
of 270,000.000 pounds of copper year,
which means earnings of approxi-
mately $13, 500, 600 a year on a basis of
Is cent copper. Anaconda's cost OF
production is figured at 10 cents a
pound, which leaves a margin of 5
cents a pound profit. There are 4,332.-
500 shares of Anaconda stock out
standing, the annual dividend of So
mately $13.000,000.
U. $. STEEL PRODUCTION
The American Iron and Steel insti-
tute has issued it's book of statistics
on American and foreign iron and
steel trades. There was produced in
the United States, in 1912, 29,726,937
tons of pig iron, compared with 23,-
649,547 tons in 1911. The total pro-
duction of leading firms Of finished
rolled iron and steel amounted to
24.56S,S41 tons, compared with 19,039,-
III tons in 1911. This shows that the
shipped 50.46 per cent of total ship
ments Of iron ore from the Lake Su-
perior region in 1912, compared with
54.3 per cent In 1911 and 51.1 per cent
in 1910. OF the total of rolled prod
ucts, not including wire nails and tin
plate, the Steel corporation produced
1882 per cent in 1912, compared with
45.7 per cent in 1911 and 4S.1 in 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO BANK cLEARINes
Monday, November II. SIC, OLE, ,652. 80
Tuesday. November Is .... 9l75 532. 04
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GENERAL PETROLEUM STRONGER

There was more activity in unlisted
securities than in the regulars on the
local exchange this morning. General
Petroleum was a shade stronger with
ponds selling at $54.25 and stock at
5000. Oakland, Antioch and Eastern
stock remained steady at $40, while
Natomas stock was improved at s6.
Bond sales totaled $4,000 in par value
and 135 shares of stock were trans
ferred. In the listed department the
f1gures were $4,000 and 65 shares, re-
spectively. United Railroads As held
firm at Sh275
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-18

Mrs. Marie Maxwell, Mrs. c. Macdonald,
Mrs. f. Wiistrup and Henry II. Herman,
Fred. William. George and Walter Wendt,
native of San Francisco. Call. aged 30
years 8 months and 16 days.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-18
CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDENDS

Who said hard times? Not in this
state, at leastI California corpora
tions are making records in gains in
all categories. The latest in the rec
ord list are the oil corporations op-
Grating in this state. 1t is estimated
that California oil companies will
disburse in dividends this year more
than $l3,500,00 This is the biggest
yet.
The Standard Oil company of Cali
fornia has been disbursing $1,125,000
every quarter. The Associated Oil
company has paid two dividends, to-
taling 100000, while the Producers
transportation company has made
three quarterly disbursements of
S105,000 each. So on down the list
The total amount paid in dividends
for the first 10 months of this year
is nearly $10,250,000, and while No
vember's aggregate will be compare
lively small, DEFENDERS will be Of
large proportion Total dividends
paid since the industry came into
existence will at the end of this year
be over $65,O00.000.
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WEATHER REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-18
VACUUM CLEANERS


SECOND HAND and new: sold or rented; free
trial and delivery; electric only; do your
own cleaning. Phone Berkeley 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-18


From Mendocino stmr Fort Bragg
From Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral Far
regut.
From Los Angeles, stmr Hanalei
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Queen
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-18

AA-Model and experimental work; mechanical
or elect'l; we can do it. BAKER & son,
rs ID st.
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Only One Way to
END CATARRH

'I'I' Reach the raw, ten,
der. Unframed men,
brane infested with
catarrh germs, ana de-
stroy them.
n You can't reach the
hooks and crevices with
liquid preparations -
!; ggkE there is only one way
breathe the germ de-
stroying air of Booths
- HYoMBI pronounce 1t
r. - High-o-me) directly
u over the infamed and
"a ) germ infested mem
D - brane.
HYoMEI contains no
81 opium. cocaine or other
harmful drugs. 1T is
Z balsamac air made of
Australian eucalyptus;
thymol. and some Lis
lllliNIulnW terina antisantioS ~ 10
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BaIdheaded Row
Early Plcty Not Always the Cause o
Badness.

Iuasmuch as it is an accepted fact
that badness, falling hair and dan
druff are caused by germ, doesn't it
stand to reason that the only way to
prevent such calamities is to kill the
germs?
And doesn't 1t stand to reason that
the only way to kill these germs is 10
use Partisan Sage, which Wells-Hay-
maker Co. has so much faith in that
they guarantee 1t to cure dandruff,
falling hair and itching scalp in two
weeks, or money back?
Partisan Sage is a delightful hair
tonic pleasant to use. 1t is not sticky
or greasy, and contains only those In
gradients that win surely benefit.
1t is now sold by druggists all over
America. and by wellsIHaymaker Co.
for cents large bottle. Tt is used
extensively by women who desire lux
uriant hair with a radiant luster. The
girl with the Auburn hair is on every
package. -Advertisement
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BAD BREATH
It's Your Duty to Get at the Cause and
Remove II. A Word to the
Wise, You Know.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, oil the bowels and
positively do the work.
People AFFLICTED with bad breath find
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Olive Tablets act gently but firmly
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They do all that dangerous calomel
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All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
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IN HEATERS N

Frances Starr has added to her
fame as an actress and David
BeIasco to his fame as producer bp
the new Edward locke play, aThe
Case OF Becky the attraction at
the opening Of Robinson's Grand
theater Friday night. Mr.. Belasco
has certainly found play that is
different form anything he has yet
produced, and Miss Starr a role that
few actresses could play even ac-
ceptablys he they could play 1T at all.
That Miss Starr has been successful
III such a difficult part is evidence of
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lent production of the George Mid
dletel dramatization of Meredith
Nlcholson's celebrated work of lic-
ton, "The House OF a Thousand
Candles" which has proved one Of
the most successful dramatizations
ever given the stage The play is
unusual in not only that it narrates
an absorbing story, but the mystery
and charm OF romance interviewer
make it intensely fascinating. The
character OF Bates is strong and
forceful one. How he holds fast to
fl all important secret divulged by
his master to no one else, under a
most trying ordeal and how when he
is about to realize the love OF the only
woman who ever interested him, he
nobly sacrifices her by giving her to
his masters grandson, who in the
serving mans own words sis a bet
ter man because she loves him. is a
sermon of self-sacrifice Of rare beau
ty and inspiration. Mr.. Webster is
positively ideal ia this grand role.
The House of a Thousand Candles"
will be given tonight at the Victoria
for the last time and will no doubt
attract capacity house. if the pro-
duction gets what it richly deserves.
Tomorrow night the bill will
change to THE Heart OF Mexico"
which will run the rest OF the week,
and will close the engagement of the
Pearl Stock Company here Saturday
night, much to the regret of its
many friends.
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the chorus the Wallace sisters, May
and Anna, Florence Meredith, Anna
Wendell, Mildred Page. Viola Mon
dervilIe, Lillian Innis and Mary
Sutherland possess more than the
average share of good looks. This
big company includes such well
known actors and singers as Fred
Bailey. Louis iLytton, Fred Wright,
William Healey, W. e. Taylor, Frank
Woods and Dan Bowen.
The Pearl Stock company is creT
ating unusual comment by its excel
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Avoid suffering and doctor bills
take Logan's Pine s Terpin Cough
syrup and check that cough or cold
before 1t becomes serious. 25c at all
reliable drug stores.
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sizes, 20 cents, 80 cents, and $1.o0.
You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
In this community only ct our store:
STURM & WILSON
clartsDurS zas asssass JsoS West yIssI.,,
There Is Rezall Store in nearly every town
and city In the United States, Canada aud
Great Britain. There Is q different Rexall
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human iil--
each especially designed for the particular III
for which It is recommended.
Ths Rsxall Scores arc ArnorieA'a Greatest
Drug Storea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-05

guaranteed to end the misery of Ca
tarrh and Group, or money back. It's
fine for Colds and Coughs.
Ask about Booths HYoMEI outfit
today-it is only $500. Extra bottles,
If later needed, so cents. Druggists
everywhere. Just breathe it no
stomach dosing. wells-Haymaker Co,
guarantees 4t.-Advertisement.