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to seek shelter. The cars Of the
local trolley line kept running on
time during the storm.
The usual parf concerts will be
given at Ocean Beach Park tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Additional
attractions are expected to arrive
here next week. Two women who
came over last evening from lowering
avenue, Wilmington, did not get to
the park. They arrived here while
the storm was at its height and were
glad to take the next car for home
One of them suffered considerably
from nervousness.
Mrs. James T. Challenger and Mrs
John P. Murphy are suffering from
typhoid, fever,
Evening journal., 1913-06-21
PROPOSALS.


g EALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE CON.
- sTRuCTfON Of the Third Strent Bridge,
crossing the Chrihtiana River, Wilmington,
Delaware, will be received by the President
of the Levy Court Now Castle county az ths
Levy Court room IN the Court House, vii.
mngton, Delaware. until ~ o'clock noon, ~
the 18th day of July 1913. nt which time
an bids received will be publicly opened and
read.
The substance Of the proposed brids,
will embrace two concrcnte piers and two re-
inforred concrete ahutmrnts, section of new
b'lkhcnd and some alterations In the exiaiirg
water main. Concrcte work win amount 10
ubou. 1000 Gu yar,ls
The superstuctur win DC composed Of
movable bridge Win c'enr channel span
Of $50 feet and two rivcted truss approach
spans, total length Of superstructurc being
if6 feet between the back walls Of the
nhutmrnt
Separate bids viii be required for the sun
and rupcrstructurrs.
Plans and complete data are on Ale in the
Office Of The County Engineer. James Wilson,
Church building. Wilmington. Delaware, and
In the oface of the Consulting Engineer. J
r.. Greiner Fidelity Building, Baltimore. Nd
Plans. specifications. forms Of contracts
and proposals win be furnished contractors
by the Consulting Engineer upon receipt Of
deposit Of $1,000 for each set. These de.
posits viii be returned 70 bidder upon ths
return Of the plans. etc, In a clean un-
damaged and unmarked condition within ten
days after tho time of opening the bids. No
deposits viii be returned % those who have
not submitted proposals and any bidder fail.
/ INK 20 return these plans. eic.. within the
specified time shall forfeit his deposit 20 cover
the cost 20 the Engineer Of replacing the
/ snme
A certified cheek or acceptable bond 20 TO-
amount Of $1,000 win hr required with cacf
bid - guarantee of good faith.
The Low Court roserves tho right 20 rciec
any or ~ bids
B a. Groves. President of tho Levy Court
Samuel l.. Burrs. Chairman; p. p. Ho'
ingsworth Charles W Gooding. bridge con
miitec Of the Levy Court 4-.
las WILSON
inne1f2f.98 iy311. County Engineer
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that laid the golden egg" AS one
put Il last night, I'VE are wearing a
smile Just the same, but there will
come a day after while, when We may
have something TO say" The Demo-
Gratis of lower Delaware now feel re-
assured Of the necessity OF looking
around for a leader for the next cam
poign. one whom they can feel has an
interest in the masses and not the
few.
Evening journal., 1913-06-21

Katherine l.. Norton, New Bedford.
Mass, says: Il had q terrible pain
across my back, with a burning and
scalding feeling / took Foley Kid
ney Pills, as advised, with results GER
tain and sure. The pain and burning
feeling left me, I felt toned up and
vigorated. / recommend Foley Kid
ney Pills" For backache. rheuma-
tism, lumbago, and all kidney and
bladder ailments, use Foley Kidney
Pills-N. B. Danforth, Market and
Second Sts., Wilmington, Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-06-21
WANTED. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your once furniture and
household goods. You're losing money II
you don't sell to him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash Ber.
ger Third a-.l shipley streets. y. A.
phone, 5i1sA. mt5-tf
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A VACATION HEP.


How did you ever manage TO
get so good a bookkeeper TO MI
your place while you we're away
last summer for your two months
vacation? I would like TO take a
. month this year. but the boss tells
me he cannot spare me for more
than ten days, as he can get no
one TO take my place and he does
not want the work TO pile up
Il found 1t the simplest thing In
the world | just ran a Want Ad
once and got eight replies 10 Il
and one OF them proved TO he Just
the man was looking for. He had
been out Of work for some time
and. as Ae had an invalid mother
10 look after. he was very anxious
to secure even temporary work
He was experienced, too, and did
very we'll while ] was away. sIe
Is going to work for me again
this summer"
This is not an unusual expert
ence and any bookkeeper or other
Office employe can do the same
thing by using the Want Columns
Evening journal., 1913-06-21
TYPEWRITERs


nv YprWRlTERs REPAIRED, BEfrE1
i sold. Easy payments. nargains slightly
used Royals. UndervonSs Rcmingione. Rib
hons Typewriter supply Co, No. Nl3 Mar
lei 81 Both phones. a33'u.
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nor SALE-loi3 MODEL MOTOR
II cycles and Motor Boats at bargain
prices an mikes. brand new machines. on
easy monthly payment plan Get-our propo'
stion before buying or You viii regret 70.
Also iarEnins IN used Motorcycles. Write ms
today. Fncrse stnmp for reply. Address
Lock Box ~ Trenton Mich iuneTl4t.
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MONEY TO LOAN

---~~------------,,-------
NJ ONEY LOANED on FIRST MORT
WI gages o. q GOODEN.
iv2sftE.tf No. w Ninth ST.
NJ oNEY TO LOAN OK REAL ESTATE.
vi Any amount at lowest rates, quickly
furnished Address MAO. Evening iournal
Once. n26.t.f-f.
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ELFCTRO.PLATING
PLUMBERS

DAipH J flDANCE.
IL Plumbing and Heating. Moderate
prices calls attended 20 ~ once. No. 1904
West Sixth street. - & A. phone, t6fo.
nclmarvia. 1885. Residcnce. aG0sD. nt7-tf
II s ADAMS. PLUMBING AND STEAM
/. Fitting. Iohhine promptly attcndc TO,
nifn.clnss wor; @ spccialty. No qi7 Ship
ley street. Residence No. 1912 W. Six.
tcenth street Wilmington. Del. Telephone
u & A. 2iSi. For reference. Hotel Du
Pont mHy27im.
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ELECTR.CAn WORKERS

II or ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
II nature rall Moore Brothers ID.
phone. 245aAt DeimarVia. 844a satisfac
tion guaranteed. Shop. s. W Ccr. Eighth
4~f Nnfi.on streefa irni eu
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Personal.

4 ffoRNEY. 81. coMFoRTNB-rY
n situated. would marry. Address y. Box
85 League, Toledo. Ohio. iuns2l.it.
4 ADIEs-si. .nno REwARD-I Posi-.
IL lively guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy, safely relieves some ~
che lonErrt most obstinate. abnormal cAsrs IN
three 20 Eve days: no harm nnin or inter
ference with work; mail. $3.50; double
strength So 90. Dr sonthinEfon. No. 80
inna niAr Noneas cifv No rnsrs -
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STORAGE

w ANTED - STORAGE SEPARATE
~ rooms. S1.O0 month. Heating
stoves and cook stoves also niorcd for The
senson Hentinr stove. $50; cook stoves
$500 the season Special spaces for pianos
md odd pisces of furniture Goods Grated
ana shipped 70 an parts Of thr world Me.
Mnhon Bros. Sixth ane King Sta. may5-u
VTlIsEaOlD GOODS sruhbD AZ
III clean. separate locked .,.ns. New build
tnEs Automahile radccd vnns for local and
long distance moving Work guarantcsd
F,fiuiate free n. q A. Phone. 5174
srCrRIrY sTOR sgE WAREHOUSES;.
Pennsylvania Ave and Clayton 81
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give the number Of the design and address your
inquiry to the Homes Of Character Department"
THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1913-06-21
ROOFERS

W r.. WILLIAMS co.
! w No s2l Orange 81. Roofing. Spout
ing md Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot sir Heating and venfilating.
Repairing promptly done. Phone. a2o-iyr
Evening journal., 1913-06-21
"HOMES OF CHARACT
No. 112-BY JOHN HENRY NEWSON.

BY special arrangement with THE EVENING
JOURNAL Mr. Newson will answer any inquiries
concerning these houses which THE EVENING
JOURNAL readers may care to make In writing,
Evening journal., 1913-06-21

w ILMINGroN r. o. r.. TRIP Asso-
w ciation viii please meet az rraternsi
Order of Eagles, No. 30 West Sixth street
Al o'clock, sunday afternoon. to be meas.
ured for SUITS iunc21-it.
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ApNKl1ftNT&


EOR RENT-hpARTMENT s ROOMS
II and bnth. No. 2is West Tenth street.
maye4-eod-1m.
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zoo WEST FIFTH STREET. APART.
DU.O ment. four rooms bath. porch heat
hui water marnn.end An
NOR RENI--f URNlSHkD APAkTMENT.
y rooms bnth. two rorrh~s ~ ir,rrare-
fncnts. No 20o1 Jefferson 81 mHv2Trf
L. OR RENT-APARTMENT. no. sos
II Washington street four rooms and
bath. Apply No. 500 Delaware avenue.
iuncio-6t.
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scRAr IRoN. srEEI ANE MErAL


II lGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
III scrap iron. steel and metals rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Co..
South Market and 9 streets. janSl-lyr
II IGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL scrap IRON steel and metals. rubber
and rope. Auto tires a specially. E I'd
wsrd strith, No. a24 French ST. iHuj1.tvr.
Evening journal., 1913-06-21
TRANSPORTATION
Wilson LinetoPhiIadeIphia

PAS 7iNGFRS md FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wiiniurfon
daily. including SUNDAYS. for Philadelphia
and Chestnut St7sef Wharf phiiadoinhra
for Wilmington NJ 7 20. p 00 10 80 a m
~ o'cinrk nom. J so ? co. 15 co.
on = 30 and Q 30 p m
Farrs--On SATURDAYS SUNDAYS and legal
hnidnys. between Wilmington IND philade.
phia One wnv 30 cents. round tfip 50
cents oi' on other dave special ore.dnv lin.
"eh ticket one why. 70 cents: round trip as
rents
Evening journal., 1913-06-21

A PARTMENT FOR RENT-THREE I
"A rooms on second hoor Large back
porch, facing Rrnndywine. No. rs West
Seventeenth St. iuncl7.tt,s.im.
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NOTICES.


NJ ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
Nl Pamist. Tells your past present and
future. just az you have gone and viii 80
through life for 25o. Shellpot Park WI
mington Delaware. iunel0.tm.
Evening journal., 1913-06-21

= TEA,fFR LONG REACH -- pFNSS.
> GROVE AND WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wharf
Summer Schedule May - 20 September 2
Leave pennsgrove-6no n.. 500 A. m
20 IS a m.. 90 o. m. $50 p m. AS
n M. IT'S M. 1000 D. m
leAee Wiiminrfnn-7 90 n m an 4.
m. u 90 a. M las m a3o D q,
3 m.. o.on m 90 y. M
PASSENGrrS and FREIGHT
Improved facilities Tor handling auto
mobiles.
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EMENT ENrkAORDINARY

N ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
QUE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE sOTH DAY or JUNE. 1913. THERE
WILL BE PER GENT PER MONTH
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION 6. CHAPTER 1873. VOL
UME 27, LAWS or DELAWARE
HARRY A. BROWN.
CLERK or THE PEACE. NEW CASTLE
COUNTY iune2-fm
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FnR RENT

roR RFST~TES Rooms ANp BATH.
Il Al improvements NO. suf west
street. auneln'it.
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II Seventh and Harrison streats second |
noor, rooms. bath and porch. Lately re- /
modelled Price. $50. Apply
". r. POWELL.
mayia.tts.tf. No. $40 Market 81
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Shngle and Cupboard BungaOw-No 112-Sne 34X33
o a rac cmato location eetio
PAL o top d e n paint VIII tn gable ena nged dstnab
the an d o simple % nes and hooded dprch aru honelhe
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air TO the whole exterior. The plan
is simplicity itself
large living room with fireplace
at one end. dining room and con-
venient kitchen constitute the living
portions Of the house Bedrooms,
bathroom and stairs to second for
are off small hall accessible from
the living room and kitchen The
complete separation OF the living
quarters from the sleeping rooms
has met with great favor. Both
bedrooms and hall have ample closet
space and the second floor Is finished
IN one large room, but could be d.
vided into two bedrooms and bath II
desired, as illustrated. Can be built
for from $1,000 to s3600
Evening journal., 1913-06-21

The substance Of the proposed bridge
inforrcd concrete uhutmrnts. section uf new
b'lkhcnd and some alterations In the exiaiirg
vatei main Concrcte work viii amount 20
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
CONNECTICUT Pies
HAVE BIG MARKET
Large and Sanitary Plant in
Capital Has Capacity Of
25,000 Pies Daily.

The Connecticut Pie Company. at Wis
consin avenue and o street. is an ineti.
tuition Of which " ash'ngton can well be
proud. Their large and sanitary plan,
was constructed expressly for the pur-
pose Of pie baking and has capacity
OF 5000 pies daily.
Connecticut pies are scli In large
percentage of WaShington's lunch
rooms, cafes, grocery stores ard frui,
stands. The diligent campaign for In
creased business whicn is being con-
Quoted by this institution is resulting
In an ever.increasing demand for Con-
necticut pies. Beside the substantial
local business enjoyed by the makers OF
Connecticut pies, 1t In declared that
they are making inroads On the nearby
Maryland and Virginia trade.
The large delivery service maintained
by this bakery makes 1t possible for
them to cover their trade daily and
keep. only the freshest pies on the
market.
This bakery makes pies exclusively
twenty-nine kinds. fresh fruits IN sea-
son-in- 5. 10 and so-cent sizes. .4The
Man From Connecticut" adopted for
use In the advertising Of this concern,
10 becoming . well-nnown figure to
Washington readers.
Although Connecticut pies are sold
wholesale only BY the maxsrs. their en-
tensfve distribution max - Il easy for
everybody to obtain them.
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
HAHN SHOE STORES
B|GENTERPR|SE
"The Reliable" Chain Is Popu-
lar, for Business Is lncreas-
ing All the Time.

One of Washington's most important
business enterprises is the chain Of shoe
stores of william Hahn & Co., known
as 1.-The reliable shoe houses The busi-
pess was founded in 1876 by William
Hahn. Shortly after that time Morris
and s. Fred Hahn, brothers of William,
were taken into the business.
The first Hahn shoe store was opened
in the west end, at 1922 pennsylvania
avenue The following year the second
Hahn store was opened at SIS Seventh
street The third Hahn store followed
at 233 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
, The present location of the main store
was secured in part about fifteen years
ago. Another Hahn store is now located
at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
The business of this firm has continued
to prosper from the beginning, and in
1908 it was Incorporated for 100000. at
which time William Hahn's two sons,
Harry W. and Edwin, were taken into
the firm. The latest addition to the firm
is Gilbert Hahn. William Hahn, the
founder of the business, died last June.
The most popular of the shoes sold by
William Hahn & Co. are the Bend-Eesy
shoes for men, women and children,
Tri-Wear shoes for men and boys.
Black Raven shoes for men, the Rite
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
A LOCAL
INDUSTRY

Do you know that there is
located in Washington
photo engraving establish
ment that is the equal of any
in America? Not the largest
by any means, and yet Of
goodly size. employing expert
engravers in every branch of
the illustrating art.
Among our customers are
the leading printing estab-
lishments of Washington and
OF all the cities of the south
as tar as Florida. These
printers use our product be-
cause they know of our
expert workmanship and
prompt business dealings.
In warrington we are the
exclusive engravers to the
many scientific publications
of this city. and to innumer-
able technical magazines here
and elsewhere.
Publishers desiring the
highest grade of workman
ship and plates delivered
right on time as promised
will ind exactly satisfactory
service here .r..--.
Illustrations for school and
college booklets and ANNALS
At very moderate prices.
One of our representatives
will call at arys time to dis
cues your engraving prob
lens. Correspondence solicit
ed.
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
JACKSON BROTHERS
Have EXCELLENT LINE
Sell Furniture and Carpets at
Exceptional vaIues-Store
Is Popular.

The cosy. comfortable home and fire.
side that all Washington!ans love and
strive for is very largely a question of
and adaptation in furniture.
when one comes to think OF 1t. Just as
Clothes make the man." as the old
saying goes. so furniture makes the
home
When the housewife thinks Of new
furniture or carpets It Ii quite natural
to, associate the thought with the name
OF jackson Bros. zone Of the largest
furniture stores south Of New York. /"
and one Of the oldest in Washington.
jackson Bros. are located at sls-17-ls-
N-23 and Is Seventh street northwest,
an ideal location. Electric cars from
Baltimore pass the door, while the cor
ner of Seventh and K streets Is an im-
portant transfer station. and only fve
minutes from the new Union Station.
Now that moth balls are being shaken
out of carpets and draperies, nearly
every home maker Is busy with the
question Of foo- coverings. All such
questions can be answered satisfactorily
at jackson Brothers. At present es-
pccially attractive inducements, are BE-
ing offered In this line and every decora-
tive scheme can be matched at most
The Washington times., 1913-09-28

Form shoe for children and adults. Sure
Service shoes for boys and girls. Fem
mime favorites are the, Venus, Wi-mo-
dau-sis and Washington Belle shoes.
Not only does this large shoe firm sup,
ply the footwear for thousands of WASH
ington families, but it built up big
mail order business long before the days
of the parcel post. Under the new par
Gel post, system this enterprising shoe
firm will ship their footwear to any
point in the United States.
William Hahn & Co. are just about to
publish one OF the most complete mail
order catalogues ever issued by any
shoe house. 1t will be found replete
with Photographic reproductions of
many of their models, also innumerable
artists reproductions of still other mod
els. Such Information as how to secure
proper shoe by mail are features OF
the catalogues.
The Hahn guarantee stands back OF
every shoe sold and every advertising
statement made by the firm of William
Hahn & Co.
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
Attribute Success
To Honest Dealings

Moons Beacon Boot Shop. I'LL Penn
sylvania avenue. IL the Washington
headquarterS for the nationally noted
Beacon shoes for msn- These shoes. the
makers claim. Represent the best OBJ
tainabie IN footwear in point Of quality,
wear. ease and comfort. at the popular
prices they charge.
The makers Of Beacon Shoes attribute
the popularity OF their product among
the nations smart dressers to their
years Of honest dealins-truthful adver-
tising backed by shoes Of quality.
The coming Of the fall season hnds
at Moon's Beacon Boot Shop q most
complete assemhlaSs Of authoritative
footwear styles for mon, In all feathers.
1t, Ii axpected that many Tfade Week
viaitors VIII visit this popular shop while
they are IN Washington.
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
KAuF MAN COMPANY
HAVE FALL MODELS
Hart, Schaffner { Marx and
k.Made Suits and Coats
Are speciaIties. =.

The Kaufman Clothing Company. e
933 Pennsylvania avenue. 10 national
headquarters for the nationally famous
Hart. Schaffner 4 Marx clothing. Tneo@
are the garments 30 widely advertiee4
in magazines, ON billboards, and With
sttractivcly illustrated booklets.
Here VIII be found all Of the Hart
Schaffner & Marx latest mems cIothin0
creations. Their fan display 10 YER
table style show.
Second only in Importance to Hart
Schaffner 4 Marx clothing are the TX
made" suits and overcoats. While thee
garments are "ready-to-weAr," just the
same as the Hart, Schanner & marx
suits and overcoats. they are construct
ed of fabrics personally selected ~
the Kaufman Clothing Company. Thu
company likewise dictates the doGtgne.
In addition to suits and overcoats, thl
Kaufman Clothing Company Carried Z
complete une OF p,en's hsberdasheeys
including an up-to- date. hat depart-
ment, which not only supplies the com.
rany's own "Kaman'' hat In both stu
and soft effects. but likewise wide
assortment Of such nationally known
masculine headgear - the John b
Stetson hats.
During trade week this company an
nounces q 10 per cent discount to Al
patrons who present . clipping OF the1r
advertisement from The Washington
Times. For instances, II q customer
buys q 20 suit, he needs but pay ~.
The Times advertisement being &C.
cepted In lieu Of the other -
The Washington times., 1913-09-28

economical prices. Those who are per-
picked about setting the most artistic
effects win find experts at this store
ready to accord them the benefits OF
their trained skill in advice and CO.
operation free of charge.
Nearly three acres Of floor space Is de-
voted to furniture. carpets, draperies
and floor coverings at the enormous es-
tablishment OF Jackson Brothers. The
markets of the world have bsen secured
to provide the most MAGNIFICENT show
ing ever assembled BY this house for the
fall and winter trade. To the purchases
fr6m outside Of Washineto ton II viii be
OF interest to know that express or
freight charges are paid on any pur-
chase amounting to 40 or more within
q radius Of nifty miles.
Visitors during Trade Week viii be
amply repaid by q visit to this store.
which Is reached by Seventh street from
Pennsylvania avenue (get on at K
streeO or by the New York avenue line
from Fifteenth street (set OF at Seventh
street).
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
Kramer's S Florist Store
Has Up.to- Date Methods

Applying up.,o-date methods to the
business of the florist has made the
Kramer establishment. at sl6 F street,
one of the best known and most sue
cessful In the city. Branches are also
located at 722 Ninth street ana In
the Center Market The large windows
are always a center of interest to those
who love flowers. Back of the store. is
a large greenhouse SO that visitor
can walk from the store into a beauti-
fui greenhouse where flowers OF every
seasonable sort are growing. MT.
kramer has several large greenhouses
and farms and grows all his own
flowers.
Kramer's prices are particularly low
for handsome flowers, designs ana
decorations. This is the time to plan!
tulip, 1onquil. narcissus, 'croeus ana
other bulbs and special prices are
offNred elsewhere in this issue on these
bulbs. as well as on ferns and 1unerai
designs.
The Washington times., 1913-09-28
O'D0INE[L' L'SkI0IN
TOMIlN MODERN
Way Fsusht Through csuFts =
Cary on Cut prios rousy
d steres.

TIE naass o'peanslrs has cone y -
known b Washin0ana 81 befeahoses
- synoayBsus foe svsEyt16ne . 9eosEs
dFuG store carries. n = . institntDes
a. cut ps3cse - staoaas6 GfaAe Nsetc>ea
IN nuznpfoub ca6sA ofpse1sli's has had
to A6ht throughout ~ courts clear ug
to that tribunal Of laSt issssG ne ~
pssms Court Of the Unitea oGats4 N
ORDER to carry cut the1R cut Dstss peossy.
Aside frum. ths drug dspnstms0e 80
the prescription counter there u ~
svsr-pepular soda-fountatn With ~
hcmsme4e ics-crssa snd eFs1he1 fPutt
anAr nuts nsvored. snA . vell-geocn66
ciQay store - esaventeGk ~ tn uota
entrance that Q uQn en1 e19oge 49,
E0hf On down MA eezyge wnt3e Dgyoe
H anokS e ODoanGHA = ceorpv1cs
lnifo = slWaye aetlvs = ~ t4asts
nsnt fbe saRs - s1seweess thssqgeese
o'Dssssrs esd .ss..ssss sss z.
tie stofo ejal1o e - - 81 ~
pSoneors 81 the on1e 81 61n416D4 49,
chewing sam q tus pselaess fsr Ne
Tsers = > a6psssnAs = Tsse.e -.
with 3 oompaeeo euyg4 g
u. g.syes Isesls ssssne .
O'Donnelre seotee axe MsW =.
q IL nuaIl stesea esirysn9 2 g =