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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06

of creditor filed: attorney. {. N, Stad-
den
Estate Of Margaret Barry; order to
| pas funeral expenses; attorney, Johil
| +. Laskey.
| Estate Of John ". Green: rule to
show cause. attorney. W. &. Martin
Estate of Mary Taylor. order for
i, partial distribution attorneys, J. j.
Darlington and ]. H. Linton.
Estate Of James ". Welborn order
to accept affidavit in lieu of account at
torney. Joseph Solomon.
Estate Of Wilhelmina Walton;
petition for probate of will filed: at
| torney. a. S. Young.
Estate Of Anna p. Bowen; viii admit
| ted to probate and letters testamentaiS
granted to Arthur l.. Bowen. bond. 500;
attorney. r. NJ Parker.
Estate Of John +. Bayne: will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Estelle Bayne; bond. $500;
attorney, L. 7. Loving.
Estate of Frederick w. Bergman
leave to file amended petition: attor-
news. Darr & Peyser.
Estate of Mary saunders: advance
granted: attorney. Thomas Walker.
Estate of +. c. Pope: order OF in
str-uctions: attorney. George {. Cert
man.
Estate Of Rachel D. Russell; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Eliza +. Russell;
bond. 5000; attorneys. Charles H. Bau-
man and Chaplin Il. Bauman.
In re Lydia NJ. RUSSELL order APP
pointing Hattie l.. Russell guardian;
bond, $4,000, attorney. Erskine Gordon
Estate OF Harry J. Russell: petition
for letters OF administrator fled at
torney. Erskine Gordon.
Estate Of Beverly X. Mason: petition
for probate of will filed: attorneys,
Berry & Minor.
Estate of Alfred S GiIlett: motion for
new trial filed: attorneys. 4. S Worth
ington and c. II Merillat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
GOLFERS LINED UP
FOR SPRING MATCH
Tournament at the Washing
ton Country Club Begins
Tomorrow.

Drawings for the annual spring golf
tournament of the Washington Country
Club Were made this morning. and all
plans We're made for the holding of the
event. which begins tomorrow and runs
through the rest of the week.
This years event will undoubtedly he
held. the entry list of 1o7 names in
cludes practically all of the local cracks
and four out-of-town players T.. l.. John
ston of the Baltimore Country club. J. F.
Prentiss of the Mohawk Golf Club of
New York X. $ Bun of the Ardsley
Golf Club. New York. and r. H. u Ster-
rett of the Columbus (Ohio, Country Club
The train schedule from the bridge for
tomorrow is as follows: L., Z - 80
f:3l. 500 s:36 900. $50, 80 II 20
l2:1o. 90. ] 30 and 80 the y O'Clock and
the / 80 O'Clock trains being specials
The tournament committee announces
that players must be on time. for their
matches or they are liable to be de-
faulted.
Tomorrow's qualifications round will be
- holes, and the event will last all day.
Friday and Saturday being taken up
with match play. with the ever-popular
handicap event AT medal play for those
not playing at match play that date
being also carded for Saturday.
The pairings for tomorrow. showing
the time of each match. are as follows:
How Players Are Paired.
30 Robert T. Talbot, Washington C.
e. and PARTNER.
s:Go-iioward Wilson Bannockhurn, vs.
Sidney Taliaferro. Washington G. {.
Sao-W G. Barr Washington C. c. vs.
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U. S. Court of Customs Appeals.

edneSdaS. May Il. 1911
Present Presiding Judge Montgomery
ami Associate Judges Smith. Barber De
NrioS and Martin
No. 132s. Altman agt. United States:
ieweiry. lace pins. argument commenced
by Mr. James L. Gerry for the appel
liant and concluded 10y Mr. Charles E.
McNabb for the appellee.
No. 1875. United States agt Moos
div. oil in tins: argument commenced
by Mr.. l.. y. Wood for the appellant
Proceedings yesterday afternoon:
No. 1899. Fischer agt. United States
catgut strings: argument concluded by
Mr.. L. y. Wood for the appellee.
No. 1871 United States agt. Nozaki
clerical error: argued by Mr.. Charles E.
McNabb for the appellant and submitted
on brief by the appellee.
No 121s United States agt. Rice
clerical error: argued by Mr.. Charles p
McNabb for the appellant and submitted
or the record By the appellee.
No. 1866. United States agt. Mason;
drayage charges: argued by Mr.. Charles
r. McNabb for the appellant and sub
mitted on the record by the appellee.
Court of Appeals,
Present: The chief justice, Mr. Justice
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General Mention.

l. !. I;a,art Of Washington. recently
fined Slr iu the police court and ser
tcH5od to Soryc three months in Jail on
a chargr Of dis"rderiy conduct on the
electric ears. has noted an appeal TO the
corporation court and given bond IN the
sum OF ga for his appearance at the
next term Of court.
The funeral 81 MISS MARY Elizabeth
Bel. VINO died yesterday, will take place
AT I:;O O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
her late home. !l;i Duke street.
Alflcd Peters colored. arrested ON sus-
plvium of procuring liquor for white boys
about month ago, was arraigncd in the
police court today. and his case con-
tinucd until tomorrow.
bep.w 7. Chaunccs, son of Councilman
Thomas Chduncey. who for some time
past has been employed in the pension
office. Washington. has been transferred TO
interior Department service in New
Mexico. where ne viii make his future
home.
Mrs. +. J. Iaff .irs. W. \. Moore. jr.,
Miss Lucy VI. Graves. y. 5. Greenaway
and Henry X Field have gone TO New
port News, Va, 10 attend the annual
meeting % the Grand Chapter .. T.. 5.
cassie Thomas, gatekeeper at Mount
Vernon. is reported TO be seriously ill al
the Alexandria Hospital.
r. Mansfield OF this city has been
granted a patent on an improved design
for u fraternal emblem.
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II. Page Columbia.

II. Page. Columbia.
1t,5-A ". Dunn. Washington q. T..
V. NJ u. Danfurth r".ir,, ia
600 Donald Woodward Washington
- -. v. Gus Worthincton. Bannock
burn
-oa-Charles Young. Washington q
g. ". John W. childress. Chevy chas'.
2:io--pr. g. Tucker Smith. Washing
ton &. .. Vs. William 4. Ballantync.
Columbia
Eppa Rix.v. Washington 4. Z.
, vs.. +. Is. Eynon. IN. Colt..rbiG.
@:2o-Dr. Otis H. Wood. Columbia. rs.
DR.. IL T. cohey. Washington &. &.
-" John &. Davidson. Washington
{. q. vs. Dr. Lee /. Harlan Columbia.
o3n Earl Wheeler. Washing ton &. q.
Us. Frank Rea. Columbia
2So-Sam Dalzell. Chevy Chase. ~.
a. ;. Matt.ngly. Columbia.
.:4o--J II Hanna. Columbia. vs.. j K.
Prentiss Mohawk q. q. New York.
2+a-E. l.. Johnston Baltimore s. =.
rs. John II Clapp. Chevy Chase.
2:a0-J -. cassels Chevy Chase. vs..
*. : Bun. Arisicy. y. -
2:o,-oliver +. Newman. Washington
e g. vs. W W. Price Columbia.
3:"o-Z d. Blackstone Columbia. Us.
]. H Mians. Columbia.
3.o3--L. II. Green. Washington &C.
vs.. Harris \. Brown. Columbia.
3:lo-E. a. Narela. Washington {. q.
vs.. J. NJ. Scrannage RannDckbmrn.
40o-R. T. Halves, Washington Z. G.,
vs.. Moncure Burke, Washington &. 4.
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GUARD AGAINST COTTON PEST
Steps Planned to Prevent Introduc
ton of Pink Boil Worm.

Fearing the introduction into the United
States of the pink boil worm. one
of the most dangerous cotton pests
known. the Department of Agriculture
has announced that it will hold hearings
here May 10 or proposed new guarantees
against the insect.
Three distinct restrictive measures on
account of the pink boil worm are under
contemplation-one to limit the entry
and manufacture of foreign lint cotton
to the northern states prohibiting ship
ment of foreign lint cotton from north
ern states to the south. and to restrict
iInportatonS OF lint cotton from any
foreign country.
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]. Clarence Lane Dies at Hagerstown

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md. MAY G.--J Clar-
ence Lane. a lawyer, former state sena-
tor from Washington county. died this
morning AT his home in this city. from
heart trouble. aged sixty-four years Mr..
Lane had been in poor health for sew
eral months. Mr. Lane was born at Mid
dletown. Md. was educated at Princeton
University and for years was practfc-
ing attorney in this city. He was a
member of ST Johns Episcopal Church
and had served as q vestryman since
1873. Mr.. Lane was never married. He
leaves a sister Mrs. ". ii. keedy and
two brothers, Col William F. Lane and
Charles s. Lane. all OF HaeerstoWn.
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TREATY WITH ITALY SIGNED.
Provides for One Years Investiga-
ton Prior to Hostilities.

The fifteenth treaty of peace between
tae United States and foreign coun-
ny was signed AT the State Department
Yesterday afternoon by Secretary Bryan
ana Marquis Cusaui Coufaionieri, am
basssldor from Italy. II is similar to
II, treaty recently concluded with the
Netherlands. The period OF investiSa-
ton is fixed at one year, although il
may be shortened. No provision is made
Tor th,. maintenance Of the status quo
OF military and naval preparation during
the period Of investigation. as In some
of the previous nVentions.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. .-Justicc Stafford
Adams agt Adams, certain discourse
inents by trustee approved and reference
10 auditor plaintiffs attorney, George
Z. Gertman.
o'Neill agt. Young; Frank T. Rceside
substituted as trustee; plaintiffs attor-
ney. W. S. Pratt il.
Baird agt. Wall: Charles " Black
wood substituted as trustee. plaintiff
attorney. \. G.. Bishop.
Brady agt. Montague. order o. publ
cation; plaintiffs attorney. l.. II David.
Bliss ast. Moore; pro confesso ordered;
plaintiff attorney, w. c. Sullivan.
In re lunacy of James X. hepue: order
extending time.
National Savings and Trust Company
agt Brookes: American Security and
Trust Company substituted as trustee.
Briggs ast GoddinS; reference 10 au-
ditor: attorney. William Henry Dennis.
Armitage agt. .hrmtage; on hearing:
plaintiffs attorneys. J. Il. Flynn and II.
A. Hegarty: defendants attorney, j. }.
Bucl<ly
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Barnard.
Tolchinsky agt Capital Traction Com
panv two cases.. Judgment on verdIctS,
plaintiffs attorneys. u. ". Baker and "
+. Leahy; defendants attorney, u.
Thomas Dunlop.
LYON ag Bursey; bill OF exceptions by
plaintiff submitted. plaintiffs attorney.
L. $. Lyon; defendants attorney. Leo
Simmons.
Washburn agt Keller: Judgment by de-
fault: plaintiffs attorneys. Brandenburg
& Rrandenburg.
Mays agt. New Amsterdam Casualty
Company: on trial. plaintiffs attorneys.
Cuttings d. Chamberlain and i. X. Cation.
defendants attorneys. Mckenney. Fan
merry q IIitz. Craighil. .M-
CIRCUIT COURT NO 2-Justice
anderson
johnson ast Washington Railway
and Electric Company: nonsUit by
plaintiff: plaintiffs attorney. Richard
son X Shreve: defendants attorney,
George p. Hoover
Newburger agt. Lansburgh. fat on
scire facias: plaintiffs attorneys. Bran
denburg & BrandenburS
Robinson aRt. Johnson 1.-TWO casesl.
on trial; plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN &
Smith defendants attorneys. NJ. n.
Richardson and < :. Shreve.
CRIMINAL. COURT NO. 1--Justice Gould.
United States agt. Richard Coston, as
seult with dangerous weapon verdict,
guilty on second and fourth counts, not
guilty on first and third counts: attor-
news. D. W. Baker and W. Z. Leahy.
United States agt James Golden. as
sanlt with dangerous wea pom: nolle pros.
United States agt. Thomas Campbell.
Hughes.
BANKRUPTCY CoURT-Iustice Stafford
In re bartholomew f. Smith ct al. leave
to intervene granted.
PROBATE. GOURT-Justice Stafford
Estate of Stilson IIutchins: petition
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United States Court of Claims.

Present; chief Justice Edward *.
Campbell, Judge charles Is. Howry
Judge Fenton " Booth. Judge Samuel
: Barney and Judge George ". At
kinson
IL Davis, 5. NJ. Keith Robert +.
Davis. William L. HAYS and John w.
Harrell Gndian cases. submitted by
Messrs. +. r. Stonncut David Babyr
and \. J. McCahe. for the United
States.
:. +. Garrett and James j. Cunning
ham dismissed.
Daniel +. Shaw. administrator +. s
Perry was heard for plaintiffs and Mr.
j. \. Hendricks for the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06

of prfmeyal forests. The sceneiH OF this
part ~ the continent il often COMPARED
10 the Rtineland. but il is 81 wilder
nsture. although tho river f.bc. Ike th''
Rhiut. has numerous castle-crown.d
GINS famous ruins OF history and 70
mantle story.
F'ran1er shad. near 10 the quaint old
sit& - Eyer is .irst famous for IL
Moor baths and its cure for diseases
uf the heart and Affections peculiar 10
women Before rou settle down in Your
hotel II Franzenshad YOU viii per
haps thinks If Schillers great poeticai
drama. ''WallcnStrin's Lager II was
Ill the Eyer town hall. a medieval build
ing >tjil III al snlutc preservation. tnai
Wallenstrin was murdered On 1854 While
sun ii led. Every year there - Maj
iensteu pageant. IN which 2,n1 persons
take part, parading the streets IN cos
tunes ~ the Period and being. OF course.
charming distraction 70 tn. heart
patients AT ne'shboring franzensbad
Curative Properties of Springs.
There are mauy springs exceptionally
rich in curative properties n; f'ranz.ns.
bad. the t:iaah.r silt treatment for
acidtty being saecially .ftectiNt The
four great bathing ltousrs are perfectly
equipped and comfortable. and the al
miu;.tratiou has also been oarcf'!l -
arrange FOR III" best ~ NHscuenfs m
III, way of concerts and dramatic per
formances there are excellent Sof
links Law il-trnns courts and -ruquei
grounds. ard MANY excursions to &c made
to ancient runs and thrilling views 81
In. enchanting valley Of ~" Eyer.
Magnificent quarters. civil landlords.
good socctN, pretty girls. lovers Of nu
sic. pleasant evening parties. drttr'oHS
j food. new distinguished acquaintance.
/ old Appropriateness renewed. light atmu-
! .,phere-that Is Erauz"ls load.
And ever season there arr more aili
I more attractions added t. Frauz"nspad
4 in The way OF amuseuhrnts likely {"
! charm the population Of iiNal'ds. real
and imaginary
i MAY II lie know II. too that Frafz"nshad
! is but ou, hour rs rail from karishad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
Pills and Tablets

15c Aspirin Tablets, .
grain. 100 in bottle. Zoe
35c Quinine Pills. 2
grain: 100 in bottle :1c
CSC Calomcl and Soda
Tablets. any strength,
100 In bottle. 11c
25c Bichloridc Mercury
Tablets .- t9c
40c Sodium Salicylate
Tablets. . grain, 100
in bottle. Zoe
25c Blaud's Iron pills.
make rich. red blood lie
Brown Mixture and Am
monia Tablets. Zoe
35c Lapactic Pills. zoe
iOc Asafoetida Ia blets. D
grain; 100 in bottle. 23c
35c Iron. Quinine and
Strychninc Tt blets. -. .223c
40c .Alophen Fills. 28c
35c Compound Cathartic
Pills 100 for Use
zoe Lithia Tablets,
grain. effervescent. >. I5c
o5c Rhinitis Tablets,
half strength. i5c
35c Cascara Tablets.
grain: 100 in bottle. f9c
CSC Strychnine Tablets.
any strength; 100 in
bottle ......... lOr
81 NuX-Tone Tablets. a
true nerve tonic. This
sale f0c
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Saws Censorship Is Unnecessary.

Rev. DR. William Carter of New York
a member Of the national board OF CEN
sorship and W. 5. Bush of that city
Yesterday testified before the House edu-
cation committee that federal censorship
al moving pictures was unnecessary and
that the national board already Is exer-
clsing al the censorship power required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
.FRANzENSBAD FAMOUS
FOR ITS MOOR BATHS
One of the Popular Spas in German
Bohemia Is Rich in
Attractions.

There are several spas IN German Bo-
hernia- but the most famous are karls-
bad, Marionbad and lrapzensbad Ia h
Of these famous Spring resorts. or
watering places, has its special and pc
culiar attra ctions from medicinal point
of view hut generally they Eau all
claim splendor of landscape surroundings
and the delicious lth-givtng breezes,
soothed and perfumed by the dense trees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
Rohh and NE Iustice Van orsdel.

Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
H. $. Yohe. David Neumann and John
r Walker were admitted to practice.
No o6sI Newman agt Rudolph ct al. !;
.. 2. Newman. r. l.. Siddons and Chester
Harding substituted parties appellee
on motion of Mr.. .Tohn Ridout.
No. 2tioS Lamar agt Splain. motion
for allowance of appeal to United States
Supreme Court submitted by Mr.. Henry
E Davis in support of motion.
No $40 Addison agt. Blair. argument
commenced by Mr. II. p. Blair for appel
LIANT. continued by Mr.. FRANK J. Hogan
for appellee and concluded by Mr.. A. S.
Wo-thiugtou for appellee.
Adjourned until Monday. May II. 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
Odd Fellows Going to Grand Lodge.

Thirty-fve odd Fellows from this
city will leave here at o'clock sun
day morning for Lynchburg, Va. TO at
tend the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the state. which will con
Nene in the Hilly city Monday next
The canton of Patriarchs Militant will
b largely represented and Monday
night will confer the degree of chivalry
on two women and will be assisted in
The work by the cantons of Roanoke.
Richmond and Lynchburg. 1t will hold
u meeting Thursday night in Armory
Hall to rehearse the degree work and
make final preparations for the trip,
The canton will be in charge of W.
J. Martin, lieutenant commander of
the state department. officers who will
attend are j. J. Flynn captain; Grafton
e. Trenary. lieutenant, and w. Leon
clark, ensign.
The annual meeting of the Mount
Vernon Ladies Association will con
Nene May II next at Mount Vernon.
The association will be in session ten
DAYS or two weeks. The members dur
ing the progress OF the meetings will
be CHARTERED al Mount Vernon. in ac
cordance with an annual custom 1t is
expected the meeting Will be largely
attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
Boat Club Bazaar Receipts.

Between 81 200 and sl.iO0 was realized
from the bazaar which has just been
concluded by the Alexandria Motor
Boat club MI of the articles on which
votes We're taken have not yet been
dis posed of, and il is expected several
hundred dollars additional will be
addcd to the fund. Proceeds of the
bazaar viii be used in improving the
clubhouse and the grounds surround
ing
Contributions amounting TO 81. 800 have
been received thus far for the Alexandria
Hospital hgildiug fund
y list Of the contributors. together with
the amounts gwen. viii lie published TO-
morrow afternoon.
IA IS the desire % III" committee in
charge to have the subscriptions reach
tac S.5,.;sl mark ny noon tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
To Mark Spot Where Gen. Bee Died.

The Daughters OF the Confederacy of
Manassas Prince William county. Va,
Friday u.xt. Will place 9 flag over
th. spot where Gen. Bee met his death
during the civil war. The flag Is the
gift of the Daughters OF the Confederacy
Of Texas The occasion will he marked
BY public speaking. national orators
taking part. and the affair will take the
form ~ an aiI-day picnic. The flag. which
has Just been received is handsome
Confederate emblem, and has been
greatly admired
Srnug ttos, expected 10 be present
at the ceremony ana who viii make
spe. cIas .tr,. Representative G.. e. Carlin
thi> city. Repre- cutativc Sissuu. Missis-
sippi, and ono OF the Texas representa-
tlYeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
Jury Unable to Agree.

Unable to reach an agreement. Il jury
in the circuit court for this city in the
case of Mrs. Nora Barker Of Washing
Ton against the Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company was this morning
discharged by Judge J. b. T Thornton.
The ease was given To the jGry last
might. and at : O'Clock it announced its
inability To reach an agreement and was
adjourned over until this morning. when
il again took UP consideration OF the
case. with the same result.
Mrs Barker sought damages in the sum
Of sloruo for injuries alleged to have
been sustained July -, 1872, while
passenger on the steamer st. johns as a
result OF the falling of stanchion sup
porting an awning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Loan Company Receiver to
Pay Third Dividend.
MAKES TOTAL 81 PER CENT
Jury in Damage Suit Fails to Agree.
Odd Fellows to Attend
Grand Lodge.

Special torrcsr-n,iente of The star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. May t;.-Credtors
OF the defunct Mercantile Railwar Build,
ing and Loan Association early next week
viii receive a third dividend of . per
cent from Receiver Douglas stuart. The
creditors include those who had money
in The savings department OF that inst
tuition and also include tn" banks of the
city \ decree declaring this dividend
has jGst been entered in the circuit court
for this city In the suit styled /. +. Mar
ltIry and others against the Mercantile
Railway RuildinG and Loan Association.
None of the stockholders Of the concern
Will. of course. receive a dividend from
fhis distribution.
Since tho failure OF the loan association
tho creditors have received dividends
amounting TO =" per cent and this there
fore. will bring the total TO - per cent.
The Mercantile Railway Building and
Loan Association closed its doors Janu-
arr -. 1911. two weeks following the
collapse of the Virginia Safe Deposit and
Trust CORPORATION.
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Pure Drugs

EPSON Salts. lib ..----. DO
Bfcarbonate Soda. h. :. Be-
Powdered Sulphur. Tb- 1oc.
Phosphate Soda, ID. -.-15c
Sugar MIX. Ib----.----1sc
Boric Acid, ID .10c
Rochelle Salts, ID .-..-35o
Comp. Lioorice Po.. H. Csc
Cream Tartar. h. $50
SIENNA Leaves. b.. 20
Prepared Chalk. Ib- =. 100
Essence Jamaica Ginger.
3-oz. bottle. ......-15 Lie.
Essence Peppermint, 3-oz.
bottle Ioc
Camphorated OIL. 4-oz. bot
ties loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06

Death to reaches when You sprin-
kle around Crack Shot, also fatal to ~
water bugs and beetles. Regular Csc lSC
15c Peterman's Roach Powder Toe
&c Petermans Roach Powder. Zoe
zoe Roachsault Icc
l5c Chloride Lime, lb. ....-.-.-..-. Zoe
Pure Gum camphor ID Observation-Disclosures.
Double Strength Moth Balls. 3 lbs. for Toe
Imported Moth Flakes. 3 lbs. for Zoe
S,lnhiir Candles 5c 6 Observation-Disclosures.
Zoe Household Ammonia. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
CSC Platts Chloride I9c
Toe Formaldehyde Id. 2,c
sc Liquid Veneer. .-..-l0c
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Miscellaneous

CSC Seidlitz Powders .15c
800 Alarm Clocks. .59c
SIPS Vacuum Bottles. S9c
Csc Dobells Solution. 15c
$50 Peroxide Hydrogen. 15c
75c Mellin's Food. -. .55c
25c Bakers Cocoa. .I9c
sc Nursing Bottles ? for SC
SC Nipples. 3 for. Toe
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Extra Special!
In Time Of Peace Prepare for Wa" p. D.
Kills and Routs the Enemy

Fatal to all insects and a sure
Killer for bedbugs. Large bottle,
-, rir,l. 1.y
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zoe Pepco Atomizer. hard
rubber. continuous spray.
Guaranteed perfect. 30c
S1.25 Physicians Special
AtomiZer. guaranteed to
spray oil or water 98c
This sale. 1850.
$3.50 Invalid Cushions.
all sizes in stock. 81 90
This sale. -. ......
Use Ice Caps. made dor
of pure rubber. .....
35c De Vilbiss Guaranteed
AtomiZer, Bulb f0%
M Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06

Large assortment Hot-Water Bot CO.
ties Regular $1.5o and $2.oo values. UJC
Guaranteed perfect This sale. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
"a A PEOPLES Guaranteed ~ ~.
NJ Rubber Goods \&;(

75c Rubber Gloves. a
fresh lot just received.
High quality. This 39c
sale
Use Standard Bulb 49c
Syringe
$500 Hot-water Bottle.
seamless red rubber. guar
anteed perfect. This 98c
SAFE
$3.50 Elastic Garter
Stockings. made Of the
very best thread. 81 92
This sale.
$3.50 New York Elastic
Truss. single. for right or
left rupture. This $1.49
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