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The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
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MALE
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made $4,000 the first five years with a
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in your own home. In spare time. even
ings: at first. Experience unnecessary.
Send today for my illustrated free book
let. II tells how can help you. HEA-
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WANTED FIRST-CLASS AUTOMO-
bile mechanic: night work; must have
references. Apply BOX IS. Herald office.
DO PEOPLE READ WANT ADS :
What are YOU doing nowf
FEMALE.
W ANTE D-A MAID FOR GENERAL
Homework: SIS month: bring refer
ence. 1905 Newton ST. NV.
AN EXCELLENT OPENING Is OF
fered a young lady of tact and energy;
outside work: no book proposition. Ad-
dress "E. o." Herald Office.
APPRENTICES TO LEARN FRENCH
dresscutting, dressmaking. designing,
and millinery; good positions furnished
after learning. New York Millinery Acad-
envy. ll15 e st.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
JEwELRY REPAIRING.

JEwELRY REPAIRs-wArCHEs. CLOCKS. a
tevelry Of all descriptions: work guaranteed N.
DE CANA. Jessler. I76l L nv. Phone 0Ss.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
TIN SCOUTING AND REPAIRING

ROOF PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
GEORGE NJ. YEATMAN. 9Th and Md
Ave. S. w. Phone NJ 20.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

DIAMONDS.
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. AND SILVER BOUGHT
or exchanged for ieuelry. s0 1t NV.
room 10. Phone NJ G8
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
MOTORCYCLES.

1913 MODEL MOTORCYCLES AND Mo-
tor boats at bargain prices; all makes;
brand-new machines; on easy payment
plan. Get our proposition before buying
or you will regret II; also bargains in
used motorcycles. Write US today. In
BOX II. Trenton. Mich.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
WOOD WORKING.

SCREENS, CABINETS. AND CASES
KELLY & SMART,
217 7th sw Phone Main $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

CALL NJ. 7oi5 AND GET AN .ESTI-
mate on that carpenter work. w. r
RIMEI4, 94l Eye st. NV. -
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

HoTwATER AND wARM-AIR HEATING. THE
J. A. Oliver Co. 800 N St NV Tel West q
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Advertising That Pays Big Interest
AUTO WASHING.

CARS WASTED THOROUGHLY AND PROMPT
LII at STEELE GARAGE. 48-<s seh st. nv
Phone N. 90
The evening world., 1913-09-22
SEVEN RESCUED;
BOAT ON ROCK IN
LITTLE HELL GATE
-Four Men and Three Women
in Peril When Engine
"Goes Dead"
HOLE TORN IN BOAT.
Police, Warned by Hospital
Phone, Finally Rescue
Party.
HOLE TORN IN BOAT.

After having been thrown from rock
TO rock for nearly an hour by the strong
current In Little He'll Gate. between
Wards and Randalrs Islands early this
morning. In a disabled twenty-eight
foot motor boat. four men and three
women were rescued by patrolmen In a
launch from Harbor X. A hole had been
stove In the boat and she was rapidly
sinking. The women were hysterlcal
end had torn on their white skirts to
wave as distress signals. screaming at
the same time for help. while the men
were making an effort to stop the leak
ana get the boat OF the rocks
The screams OF the women were
finally heard by the telephone operator
In the Manhattan state Hospital for the
Insans. on Wards Island. The opera
tor telsphoned Police Headquarters.
and In turn the harbor police were mott
ned. 1t required thirty-hvc minutes for
the pstrolmsn. owing to heavy sea and
the downpour Of rain. to affect the res
cue. after which II was found necessary
to abandon the motor boat
Tha rescued party described them.
selves a. Fred Wehrso Of No. 23i East
Ninsty-fourth street. William Lang Of No.
The evening world., 1913-09-22
HELD UP FOR HOURS 81 A
DEAD ENG!SE."

W. tine lldtnor station etimnltnts "rto
administered to the seven. after ~hict
they pastnok ~ some hot coffee. refIa.
ing medical assistance, and left Tor
their homes Wchrso will try to got
his boat off tho rocks to-day.
According To Wehrso. the owner OF
The boat. which Is named SUSIE the
party went yesterday morning for n
cruise UP the Sound. They started for
home early last night. As they pro-
cceded down the East River the engine
went dead" and II was two or tnrec
hours before 1t could be repaired. Tho
homeward journey was resumed and
they had reached "A point opposite ono
Hundred and Fifteenth street when
trouble .was again experienced with the
engine
The boat drifted through the East
Channel in Little Hell Gate between
the two islands and was thrown from
rock to rock. The women became ncr-
vous. hut were assured that there was
no danger. While the men were tinker
ing with the engine the boat was thrown
against one OF the sharp rocks which
stove a hole In the starboard side caus.
ing the water TO pour In.
The women became hysterical then
and screamed. Wehrso tried to blow
the whistle on tine boat for help. but
1t Was out OF order.
The evening world., 1913-09-22

DSRSSAS~s Ss~.O - ..~eE
offering tho following desirable articles at
fully n less than the usual prices.
Military Brushes, Ring Handle Mir
pair 80. $3.50 rors S1.oW
Hair Brushes IS & los Long fAa"o'e NA'F'
Clothes Brushes It's
hh@' D1"''@S WV Nail Buffers . Csc.
Shoe Hiorns |'S' Trays . 7Sc.
Nail Files JOG. Hair Receivers 4Sc.
Combs Csc. Button Hooks SOC.
Trinket Boxes 7Sc., 9Sc., SIPS & I.5S
Also a Sale of Toilet Articles
at Is to "a less than usual.
Hair, Clothes and Bath Brushes Csc.
Bath Sprays Csc. Nail Brushes Csc.
Hot Water Bottles Csc. Tooth Brushes lSc.
Shaving Brushes .45c. Whisk Brooms ISc.
Imported French Soap, consisting of cakes
i'm box, special at 45c
!Atna Asss's. ~ ssh .satt etrs!aa aln ia =
The evening world., 1913-09-22
BOYS Washable Suits

in Russian, MILDLY and Sailor styles. (includ-
ing suits Of galatea and DENIM. the ssgulal
price Of which Is $3.2S, will bs on sale In the
Boys Clothing Department atS2.2S
Boys Hats and Washable Suits, Imported
and American-made, are shown In the regu-
lar stock, In complete assortments. At mod.
crate prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-11
Germany to Forbid Guns

(By United Press Associations
Berlin, Nov. 10.-The government
today formally took up the question
of framing an anti-gun law similar to
the Sullivan anti-frearm law in New
York. The step was taken because Of
veritable wave of murders and
crimes committed here in the past few
months by gun carriers. A portion of
the military press has taken a stand
against the proposed legislation on
the ground that forbidding the carry
ing of arms tends to "soften and weak
en-" the people of nation. The arms
industry, one of the largest in ali
Germany, also is raising voice against
such legislation. The Neuste Mach
richten, Of Leipsig, an influential pa
per, declares "the raising and train
ing of the German youth is already
affected too much by sickly, senti-
mental weakening of martial spir-
it's"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-11
NOTICE
OF Sale of Horses by Virtue of Agis-
NOTICE


OF Sale of Horses by Virtue of Agis-
Notice is hereby given that Whereas
one r: H. Daley did on the 9Th day. of
July, 1918, PLACE in possession Of the
ty of Imperial, State of California, one
black mare and one bay horse the
same to be kept and pastured on the
premises of the said Clark Adair in the
County of Imperial, State of Califor-
mia, and
Whereas, the said R. H. Daley is In
Adair, has kept, fed cared for and pas.
tured said horses from the 9Th day of
July 1913, and
Wheeras, the said r. H. DALEY is in
debted to the undersigned in the sum
of Twenty Dollars $4,000, as COM
pensation for the caring, keeping and
pasturing said horsey, no part of said
sum has been paid to the undersigned,
and the said account having been due
days, and
Whereas, the undersigned claims a
lien upon the said horses under and by
virtue of the provisions of Section
1851, of the Civil Code of the State OF
Now, therefore. notice is hereby CIV
en- that the undersigned will on the
gath day of November, 1913, at hts
premises one mile soutn and one and
seeiey seelnSi in t the County Of imperial. State
OF California, at the hour OF ten
o'clock a. m, by virtue of the afore-
said lien, sell said horses at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
purpose of satisfying said lien and in
debtedness together with the Keeping,
selling advertising and ali other costs
in the sale of said property:
Dated this 10th day of November,
1918. CLARK w. ADA1R.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-11
of Observation-Disclosures
Name

Civil Code, Sec. -24ss-247o
State of California, County OF Imper-
ial, SIS.
I hereby certify that I am transact
ing business in the State Of California
at Ell Centre, under a designation and
name not showing the names Of per-
sons interested as partners With me
in such business: to-wit, Imperial
Valley Brokerage CO., and that am
the only person interested therein.
(Name) F. B. NEUHOFF,
Place of residence, 5th and Olive st
State Of California, County Of 1mper-
ial, SIS.
On the 14th day of October, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and
thirteen, before me personally appear.
ed F. B. Neuhoff, known to be to be
the person whose name Is subscribed
to the foregoing instrument and he
acknowledged to me that he executed
the same.
Witness my hand and seal of my OF
flee this 14th day of October, 1913.
PARKER EARL BAIRD.
Notary Public, Imperial Co.. Cal
Tues, Nov II.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-11
Consider Wireless

tBy United Press Associations)
London, Nov. 11.-An international
agreement for legislation requiring
wireless apparatus on all ships in
foreign trade that carry fifty or more
persons, including passengers and
crew, was one of the most important
matters scheduled to come up for
consideration when the international
Conference on Safety at Sea meets
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-11
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21

I
p'o'',' mug '"' was S"'' nus! III
wv H''' "''"' P'"'"''"s """'r Tor
Wv s"'N'S
Wen rai our THANKSGIVING meal
together "ih"r w" trees. hnn"in"'i
h'nh"'h' MS eyes nashin. WIN JOY
~ u. watcher Jnii"S h"ft fingers nr'
ranging inhl"'l"ih ~ paper napkins
,','"'n "'''''s 81 Tue I'"s' Tue sirl hnh
"s's''" "h '"hihs "l' 81 'h'hs Lees
"'"'N'
LOOKING W. from her sell appointed
TASK Jun. encountered k"nn"lli's gaI"
s'"r","g, "ni""''ns I""y wrr"
"'""'' s"','e'"" ny w" Tree i''r III
."'' WIS """''" 'he "'s tent Inspect
'hs IN VI" ""N'P' 'nhS Lee saw "h'y
MS "V'"'lN'hg r""s'' "hi'h u" was
"Ss W "'""" "i""'" NV "'"S
'"o w" wv ''''s' wv"
MY June, NJ ins' nnh your was
'nc cry "r tue mans p"h',r hrar''
just u" 'h"'r ups hir' w" on hhhs
Vo''" "'h'ahh'h harsh'y'
what does this nean;' lie stood
BEFORE the trapped lovers, his face full
OF anger Kenneth had removed his
hat ana ns b" faced iiaskln> III" lat
ter went on; 80 You are Ken Dolland.
en- ! Know you now. iou decoyai
me mere JUST I" get Jun" IN your pow
or AGAIN. hut ! h"iS You 'om"
."""' Hh"' jerking h"r rn'"'F from
hehi'lhs si'"' he "f'w h'r toward
W" iran
Where arr You H"lnEf" asked bot
land
Tack on the desert retorte'i Has
kins We'll sthrNc ont there before
u "'''l' '"'"rS from YOU
IN" old man was shaking with min
sl"d fa'is'i" ANA niGcr, hut slowly
dragging June. whlic~'nh spr"clles,,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21
) THANKSGIVING NOVELTIES !

Vegetable decorations ARE the feature
Of many Thanksgiving parties. espe
cially In the country, The turkey IL
decorated with strings of cranbcrries,
tiny sausagcs and small yellow onions
4 lars" Hat. round basket filed with
yellow toned vegetables serves as q
ccntcrplcrr,
The APPETIZER consists OF unchoyies
curled IN n ring of carrot resting on a
small lettuce leaf. With the vegetable
salad small carrots nodded OF soft
yellow cheese are served with spriG
Of parsley In the end, The dessert Is a
garden basket made Of spun sugar
filled with lee cream vegetables with
their natural color and markings
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21

wy CAN TRUST IN GOD To Httr Us,
SAID fHk oiRL.
team, n Jnlcd, rawbonei hors. AMI 4
plurky little mule. pulled II along over
an almost obliterat.d trail.
Poor old Rob" said the girl pity.
ingly. looking NJ III" hnrs, as he pant.
III nnd houndcrrd alous IN the sand.
trying H. do his Shnr" II don't br,
llcv" he will last 4" the u"Nt water
hole II We are un the rishi trail"
He does seem nearly dome for r..
turned her father, "'il" Trim, i~'ii
too hard fur hin. hut It'd Think he'd
stand II with Irrksnin' T., Get ., H. On.
mines
\ milr farther un ll', N"r" obliged
a. Stul. odd Iiub had gitrn nii iYlm
juml'"i frnm the wagnH auh urlii
III" harness, leading the lnrs" IL III"
back " III" wagon Sh" was Just
bringing him u basin "f water fron
the n"agcr supply Ia the litil. k.g.
which had been tiil.d ~ the last wa.
trrlug place, when, with u groan. Old
Bob sank IL the ground IN u few
moments he was dead
The glrl could not keep bnrk the
tears ms she eascd upon the Sifyened
linh> If OLD Bob.
We'll, we'll" exclaimed her father.
punvcr IN his voice. "Old BobS u
npnur," Then h" turned away, rubbing
his hardened hands IN nervous b.wil,
drrmrni, This Is II cheerful situation
for us, June. and Thun sgiyiuy day M
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21

Thanksgiving day In the on"
national festival which turns On
HON" life. II II not n day OF 49,.
rlcsiastlcal saints. II II not n M
tlonni anniversary. II II not n day
celebrating n religious event, II
II n day NJ nature. II y n day
~ thanksgiving for the years
history AMI II must pivot on
III" household. u l. the one great
festival uf our American NJ.
that plyWs on the household. 4
typical Thanksgiving dinner rep
r"-"ni> everything that has
grown In all the summer 1T "
make glnd the heart 81 man. n
i, not u riotons feast II IL q
table piled high among the group
~ rollicking young aud old with
III" treasures Of. the growing
year. accepted with rcjoicincs
AMI int.rchnng. Of many fes'
tiyi,lrs as II token of gratitude
10 Almighty God.
Remember Gods bounty In
III" y"nr String the pearls Of
his favor. Hide the dark parts
except 50 far as they are break
Ing ont In light. Give this one
day 10 thanks, 10 joy. 10 graft
tudr.'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21
Thanksgiving Day In Japan.

The JAPANESE Thanksgiving. which
Is called the Kan-name Matsurl. or
"Festlva, Of Divine Tasting" comes
Immediately after the rice crop Is
gathered. The streets blossom with
lanterns and flags. and the first rice OF
the garncred crop is solemnly offered
to the gods by the emperor In the pal
ace chapel and by the priests at every
Shinto shrine. After the ceremonies
are concluded there Is feasting.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21
How the Holland.r c.I.brst,s.

The Dutch used to celebrate their
Thanksgiving by eating a sort OF
Spanish hodgepodge OF stewed meat
and vegetables In commemoration Of
their deliverance from Spain. In ~
cent years. however. the custom has
besn On the Wane.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21
BEeCHeR's CONCEPTION OF
THE THANKSGIVING FEAST.

Will" many abb, writer's aud orators
have given expression to their concep.
iion ~ Thanksgiving. none perhaps
ever NOR" beautifully defined the
meaning ~ III" day than Henry Ward
R.eci.r Said he:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-21
BY STACY Z. BAKER

N OR In love OF the city and sea
IN 81 strong that they heed not the cal
OF the little brown house and the ple'
or the saga that summons them all
To the board-festnl board They ma!
roam
To the ends Of the world, but the way.
Re II ever 50 far. must lead home
On this day
Though the fingers that beckon ara old.
Yet the one who IL jousting afield
Must come hurrying back to the fold
And lay by his lance and his shield
Nor think OF the tourney and fray.
Forgetting his penchant 10 roam.
And offer w thanks for a day
In his home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-02
TIE MARVEL OF HE MOVIES.

According TO news story out OF New York
sta,rscrans have JUS, completed count OF all thc'
nickels which have been spent during the past year
to see the moving picture shows in the United
States
The grand total shows an expenditure OF
3. $50 600 600 nckels or 1910 900 600 paid by
3 900 000. 600 spectators Try that on your
Burroughs and then throw up the job.
/, ism, the intention OF he News to calculate
how many times such string OF nickles would
belt the world. The purpose OF reprnting these
figures Is to show how important part the NOV
ing pictures play in the amusement life OF the
tune
When the movies were first put before the
American public it was predicted that they would
bc a fad for a time then run their course. but
the prediction failed Instead the moving pic
n,rc offerings threaten to supersede legitimate and
more expensive theatrical offerings, and as they
furnish clean. wholesome entertainment at nom
inal price. II s within the province OF the hum
blest citizen to them.
The growth of the industry. Tor such It may
n. termed is little short OF marvellous. And wher
j, Is taken into consideration that development OF
the system by which films made Is still under
way. that time will bring US moving pictures II
the most appealing coors from nature, improve
rren,s now only dreamed OF. one may well won
der to what perfection this form OF entertainment
may be brought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-02
PEACE

(By George Matthew Adams
n YOU would look into the face ct strong
man search out him who is at Peace with hun
self For i, IS during the time OF Peace both IN
the lite of an individual and a Nation that growth
and power accumulate.
Live in Peace
Peace Is always constructive. FOR where thete
- mutual co operation between every one OF your
faculties there is team work. And team Work
means that you get the biggest results from your
combined efforts
Live in Peace
Live IN Peace with all about you. Where
there d, no Peace. there is no happiness and no
time for taking up the things tina, count Tor the
mos, We are greatly influenced and inspired 10y
the lives of people with whom we come IN con
tact most And it there is continual feaoe
among all there is sure to be continual hepiuiness
among all
Live in Peace.
Keen your mind in Peace. For the Mind
houses the Headquarters Staff from which all
the ,mportant orders in the game OF Lite pro
coed Peace originates in the Mind. Let Peace
rule your great Nervous System. Let Peace guide
your day For out from its application comes
Power and Plenty.
Live in Peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-02

tract and hold men OF the caliber to make the
position in fact a. well as in the head OF the
state educational system.
The tendencies are all in the direction OF in
creasing the dignity responsibility and salary OF
the state superintendent The legislation OF the
year contained many instances in point he com
missioner Of education in Massachusetts was au-
thorized to approve bills Of expenditures from
funds placed under the direction OF the board Of
education In New Jersey the state commissioner
Of education now appoints all the county supern-
tendents lie also determines and ceriiiies to the
educational qualifications OF applicants for adj
mission to medical colleges
In Virginia the state superintendent ~ oharg-
ed with similar duties in connection with medical
colleges
In Kentucky 1t was enacted that the state sup
erntenden, shall act as special state inspector
and examiner Of all schools in the state which re-
oe,ve public funds for this service he IS to receive
81 500 additional salary he may appoint two as
sistants at 8 900 each per annum, with the" eH-
,..,... r., travelling. and he Is allowed $4,000
additional for clerk hire. In vague and general
way the superintendent probably had already 'ho
power gwen him by this law. but 1t IS now deli
mite and specific. and the additional help gwen
him will enable him to perform hrs duties m an
effective manner no, possible hitherto. And the
a 500 added to his salary will prove to be a
difference that Is very real
Although The tendency to increase the power
and responsibility Of the state superintendent IS
ve,y strong salary inducements have not always
kep, pace with the requirements. according to the
report II is still unfortunately true, says Mr..
Rovk,n that m many cases the superlntendents
g H.. I,,,e ,,t,es and the heads OF all the impor
t,nt institutions m the state receive considerably
higher salaries and have FAR more certain tenure
than the man who is nominay their Official su-
ueUOT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-02
MEET THE FAIR COMMIT TEE.

Ms M to the forward looking progress'ves OF
Amarillo to set the pace in the matter OF s'ook
sub.crp,ons in the Panhandle State Far Asso
citation.
The committees are out and active. u they
failed to see YOU yesterday they will make spe-
cal effort to get in touch with you today
Think over il before the committee arrives
The details and plans of the Fair Association have
been made clear to the general public
Tn. time Is past for consideration OF why's and
,sherefores How much is the question Tor con
s,dera,ion. Think over that strongly this morn
inc and be ready to append your signature TO
-. steadily growing list OF stock takers. And
don't be niggardly.
The Panhandle Fair means much to every CT
zen in this section. No man should withhold
N. material support. Nor should he 'emporfe'
hesitate. put off or postpone definite dong NO"
is the ,ime-TODAY.
The outside citizens OF the Panhandle ekpe''
Amarillo 70 take the lead in this project mat
81. ,,ll fulfill such expectation he News conn
It'll. believes But il adds urgent emphasis TO
d, ,,,,.rnent that early contamination ct the
stock subscription campaign will allo" more u'"'
lo, perfection of plans for building exhibits ana
special features of note
&c, in line now. And do your duty 10y your
;,, ,,,,,, s.c,on. your state. yourself your lam
49, your neighbors and poster'V
Do IT, It's up to you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-02
s|LO BULLETINS TO Be
DISTRIBUTED FREE

n NJ Banner agricultural demon
TRAITOR for u Santa Fe system, an
uounccd yestaday. that his recently
prepared Silo Bulletin Is now ready
FOR free distribution. This bulletin,
made up OF the best information re-
sarding an kinds of silos aud libcr
ally interpreted with illustrations.
nay be had In any number simply by
writing to the agricultural demon
,tration department OF the Santa FEE
ystcm. In Amarillo. or To the Coloui-
lalion department. Chicago.
Those Interested in silos will find
matter Of great worth to them in
this publication. including uggcs-
lions as 10 plans and materials, to
gother with ways and means for I'LL
INK aud caring for the silo after be
Ing filled. Feeding instructions are
also contained In the bulletin, II was
the expressed intention OF the writer
10 omit no one desirable fact from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-02

DON'T use o cough medicine con-
aiming opium or morphine. They
consiipate the bowels and DO not cure
only stifle the cough. Examine the
label aud II the medicine contains
these harmful opiatcs refuse it. Fol
cys Honey and Tar Compound con
tains no opiates is healing and sooth
INK. Frank Young, Mgr, WickWire
Hotel. Hooper. Sch. says i recon
mend Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs and colds and lost
voice used % myself and for my
children. and It ls the only medicine
that always does the work Ran
Ldnll Drug Co.