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u. S. Makes Formal Demands.

Washington, Oct. 24.-The United
States has decided formally to protest
to Great Britain against the seizure of
the Standard Oil ship Platuria, de.
handing her release from British de
tention al Sternoway, a port in the Lo.
wis islands, Scotland.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
Canada uslnn cotton.seed OIL.

Because of the wal Canada is al
ready in need Of drugs and chemicals.
Scarcity Of olive oil has led to the use
of American cotton-seed oil as a sub.
stitute.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
Money for Christmas.

Selling guaranteed wearproof host
cry to friends G. neighbors. Big Xmas
business. Wear-Proof Mills. 1900
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.-Adv.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29

YOUR own DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy, for, Red. Weak, M.atery
Eye and Graduated EyClids; No Smarting-
Just Eve Comfort. Write for BOOK of the bye
by nail Free. Murine bye Eenedy Co.. Chicago,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
Undesirable Lot.

He-WDl you share my lot?
She-No, | don't like the crop Of
wild oats on ii.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
,r,,nor,an, ~, rno .her

A forgives en- injury one
day and forgets that she has forgiyeu
It the next.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
. LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

Pessimistic Opinion.
'The good die young"
perhaps it is Just as well. They'd
suafve to death later"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
Perhaps this case may be similar to yours

Perhaps this case may be similar to yours
Centlemen:-" 1t gives me much pleasure to be able
30 send you . testimonial. IL by its reaching some
sufferer your medicines will do MS much for him ns they
have for me-. At the age of fourteen / was troubled
aRreat deal with malaria and bilioasness. accompanied
with the worst sort Of large boils. I waa persuaded by
my parents. who have always been strong believers in
DIR. Pierces remedies, to try the Golden Medical
Discovery. took ono bottle and the bons all dis
appeared. but ! did not stop At one bottle, took three
and the malaria ell left ms and l have had no mora
boias TO this day. thanks TO the Golden Medical
Discovery for my relief.
''Fo!towing an operation for appcnd.c,tis two years ago I
wss troubled very much with con.tipaton and have been
trying DIR. Pierce Pleasant Purgsfive Pellets and they have
I'd me OF the trouhisaosns gas and have aided me in conquer
the advice I haze obtaiued from The Peoples Cannon Sense
Medical Adviser" Send only IL cents for tina les page book.
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for over forty years has
been lending its aid to just
such cases as this. In our
possession we have thou
sands of testimonials Of like
character.
Perhaps you are skeptical,
but isn't it worth at least .
trial in view of such strong
testimony? Isn't it reason
able to suppose that IL 1t
has done so much for others
1t can DO as much for you2
Your druggist win supply youir
liqrid or tablet form. OF you can
send 30 one-cent etamU Dor q trial
box. Address
Or. n v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. y.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-29
JURY IN MlNEOLA CASE DISA.
GREES AFTER THIRTEEN
HOURS DElIBERATiON
AND is DISCHARGED.
FINAL BALLOT STANDS TEN
TO TWO FOR ACoUITTAL
Doctors Wife Accused of Staying Mrs.
Bailey Faints at News-Says She
Expected to Be Freed of
Charge-Rail Likely
to Follow.

MineCla, n. Y, Oct. 27.-The jury in
the trial of Mrs. Florence Conklin Car
man, accused of Staying Mrs. Louise
Bailey last June 80, disagreed and was
discharged.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-02
Corte Suprena
MARIO 80.

Sc orden6 la devolucion Jose Soto
Iy Soto de los documentos que presenta-
ra con su solicitud sobre admission all
lexamen de revalida para ell ejercicio del
labogac1a.
En- ell case del Pueblo de Puerto Ri II
co V. Alexandra Texidor, por seduction
Ise dict0 resolution concediendo al abo- |
gado Manuel A. Martinez Davila, en- re-
presentation del apelante, una prorro-
ga hasta ell d1a de Abril proximo para
presentar las cinco copias de su alega-
Ito.
| En- ell recurso gubernativo de Agus-
tin Pietri Rodriguez v Ell Registra-
\ dor de la Propiedad de San German, sci
1 dict6 resoluci6n declarando con lugar
Hell recurso Y revocando la nota recurri-
| da dictada por dicho registrador.
i Tambi6n Ell ell recurso gubernativo
Nde Henry A, Demers ct al V. FL Regis
Ntrador de la Propiedad de San Juan,
ASecci6n 2da., Sc dict0 resolution decla-
Hrando con lugar ell recursO y revocandO
Vla de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan
HSeeci0n la. de de Octubre de 1913
Ndebiendo proceder dicha Corte a la sus-
lItancaci6n del juicio por los tramites
llregulares.
i En- ell case Gle Juan Ortiz D1az v.
lHarold l. Sewall ct al sobre desahucio
Ade finca rustica, Sc dict6 resolution de-
Nclarando con lugar la mocion de la par
lite demandante apelada y EN- su @vir-
Vtud desestimando la apelaci6n inter
Opuesta por los demandados contra la
lsentencia de la Corte de Distrito de
NHumacao de de Mario de 1914
i En- ell case de Bernardo Menendez
Rivera v Succession de Emilia Men6n-
Ndez y GOTTA ct al, sobre nulidad de ac-
tos contrato, Sc dicto sentencia con-
Nfrmando la de la Corte de Arecibo de
lis de Mayo de 1913
/ MARIO 81.
Il Sc celebr0 La vista de cas0 de Rosau-
Ira Pardo V. Mariana PardO sobre di-
a vorcio. con asistencia informe de los
\ Habogados Jose de Guzman Benitez, por
Hell demandado-apelante, y Jose de Die
/ go, por la demandante- -apelada
/ En- ell case de Succession de Juana We
\ ga ct al V. SUCCESSION de Antonio Cabrera
II Ruiz ct al. sobre reivindicacion heredi-
\ taria nuhdad de enagenaci6n, Sc die
/ to resolucion concediendo los apelan-
tes una segunda prorroga de Is d1as q
Il contar desde ell de Abril de 1914, pa
H ra radicar Ell este Tribunal la trans
cripcion de autos
\ En- ell case de Jesus Dominique Pom
II part V. Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company, sobre indemnizacion
Sc dict6 resoluci5n dando por desistida
\ a la demandada y apelante de la apela-
Nclon lnterpuesta contra La sentencia de
| la Corte de Distrito de Humacao de s
lde Enero de 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-02

En- el caso de Hortensia Iglesia v.
Jaime Anexy y Cayol ct al, sobre terce-
ria de dominic, Sc declare con lugar Ia
!moci6n de desisi'miento Gle anela ion
prcsentada por la demandabtc y ape
llante, y por tanto dandola por dos'stlda
|dc Ia apelaeion snterpuesta contra Ia
sentencia de la Corte de Dlstrito lie San
Juan, Secclon 2da. de II de Octubfe de
1918.
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ST usted quiere vendef una casa, un
utom6vil, una joya, algo do valor,
Anlinciese en- ell "Boletin Meroantil u
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San JosS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-02

an del terrible naufragio de las pasio-
Ines. La Poesia en- Puerto Rico ha cum
lplico su alta mission: y a medida que
LEILA Nigoriza el alma de los eScogidos.
ld ia cn el alma colectiva su Influenza,
lqic es como una compensation las ra-
ras fatalidades de nuestra vida co
Ilonial. Cast todos los trabajos enviadOs
Ial certamen vibran con este Sentimien-
Ito y tlcnen algo que admirar. Es SEN
Sibie que los jurados no hubiesen podi-
lo diNpOner de mas laurOs, para mayor
.dmuhcaci0n de ellos. como una prueba
e.. yalor Que Sc ha dadO 4 la buena
i'mor@ de ideas que Simboliza el con-
jr.!o. Brillantes poeslas han sido es-
.co das; muy mobiles inspirados
ptr.aS han Sido laureados
I'm Pintura tambien el pals res
p,..jt al llamamiento general del pro
grc>o. Narios trabajoS han sido pre-
n...uo>, que acusan an eStudIo entu-
'i"Ntd Ucl arte pIctOrlco lis una de las
n,c> mas eXpreslvas: es un arte que
i've con el alma puertorriquena, como
ID pocsia y la musIca. Grandes diSpo-
slclOneS eXlSten Ell nueStroS coterra-
hCOS para el cultiVO dc la pintura: Y
$50 queua demostrado pOr los mismos
rdoaJos prcsentados d este Certamen
I'm MuSica Sc ha laureado una
49,. cn' trlunGal, dos ValSes de salon y
los nJvturnoS: la opinion de los jura-
Ios ha >ldo casi unanime. In ellos hay
Jcdeza y Sentimiento artiStico Sc eliglt
.On cstUs tcmas como una combinacIoI
@cI cal"cter, la algeria eli dolor, que
son ei mas el0cuente slmbolo de la vi
IA; la Inarcha trlunfal que rs como III
sllto heroico, eI walls que eS un arlu
40 del alma social el nOcturnC que e,
gel prolundo gemido del cOraz0n. Lo.
1 DautoreS han triunfado con esta expire
Slva trllogia del arte pentagramaI
Seria oficioso referirnos a toda la la
\ Dor aglomerada en este Certamen.
\ Puede decirse que el coniunto es i'm
\ lportahtlSlmO puede asegurarsc que e.
\ IA primera vez que gran parte de to
4 do aqGellO que puede dar una idea d,
lucstro progreSo, Sc ha fundid0 Ell una
Verdadcra y asOmbrosa foracion de ira
\ OaJo, dlgno del APPLAUSE de nuestra tie
rra tanO como de su mas alta estima
clon. La comlsi0n esta satisfecha de l.
labor rtalizada por los jurado de il
Ielecclon hecha pOr ellos, d.. anailzada eI
aonor =! pals. La necesidad en- que esta
mos de levantar a gran altura la inte
lectualldad y Ell cars1cter de nuestr(
Ipueblo debe obEgalmos como puerto
rquenoS no desnlayar en- ell perma
| lente cultivo de las artes. las ciencias
as ndnstrias, y Gle toda facultad {
5rabaJo que tienda mantener Ell vi
\ 'or las fuerzas NOR aleS de nuestro pue
10, para que un dla, por medic de to
4 las los esfuerzos combinados de la in
5elgencia y del trabajo, sea la base
uerte, sana, indestructible gloriosa
le la patria que todos esperamos so
aamos la patria civilizada libre.
y Felix Matos Bernier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-02
Del Certamen de Ponce
Representation del laudo general

l.a , omission organizadora de este
Cerigmcn. cumplc un deber al dar. en-
brev.. fraseS. ana sinirsis del trabajo
veriii lo para ohtener este resultado
hullau Todo IA prop6sito 81 redu-
cia 3 I.a,r Il una mcha civica de ideas.
l0, triisias, e~ 'rit0res, penSadores.
dcl lai,. para que clos tuvie"an oca-
sion g. demosirar que en Puerto XII
co ha, capacidad ,uiieiente para el de
,nrro. 90 de dificlcs tests. tales como la
d, la esia alta y vigorosa. la biOgra
fia. a rrSonaliiad puerrOrrlquena, la
fraier bad. Ia ,lucaci6n popular y de
ml, tr STONES propues'aS los eSfor-
lado, "a pensamiento. del arte. de la
ru'ura "a ttrminos generates.
~ sert6 al pals un programa di-
fici yariado Crriase Ell principle.
pn, mu, 20, temas quedarian deSiertos.
Dor las d.ii.mliadcS Que clloS origina
rian. poro ,e La viSio. lucgo que pre-
ci,amenic cstos tcmas rran trabalado>
ron un marcndo cniusiasmo por los
roncurr ,nies ~ tama sohre educa
cion popular. que era el que mas labor
rrpresentaba. ha sido felzmerte dc.
,arroll. 70. Ca>i todos los concurren
'rs han demosirado cOnciencia DE-
a.unio Y-rdadcro analisis de todO l.
9ue e0n este tema Sc relaclona.
Ia Pcrscnalidad Pucrtorriquena
ha sid1 uuo de los temas meJor trata-
dos iambirn Asunto de- dificil name
d. ha sido un tXiio. tanto por la idea
.ypu ..ia como por ri estilo correcto y
acno IN mnguna e.asl6n pudo eXi-
girSr los csrritoreS ma opinion SObre
mis ec npicado y oportuno tema. Ne
hay e''e deer que un pueblo sin perso
nalidai cs ua pueblo muerto para c
inunaa moral s para la vida de- la ciNi
lilaci0n: Ia pcrsonalidad juridica d'
m pap 20 e., un producto de- suS gran
de, id a.. de sus grandes srntimientos
dc NJ gran dignidad De modo que. er
este momcntO en que FL pueblo puer
torrique'io trahaja por obtener su per
somalidad las ideas que 81 condensar
alrededor de este mminOso concepto
son como fnerzas snmadas al vigOr0SC
cnmmlGo de fuerzas que pugnan, POI
q nsc. lar 4 pensamiento dc PATRIOTS
mo iu-'i.ia. que anima el alma gene
rosa dcl pueblo pnertorriquenc.
I'm "Poesia han estado los poetas
b. aliura de siempre FL cOraz6n de
Puerto Rico es una inmensa ira, POI
domde han pasado todos los acordes
dl d0lOr. de In esperanza. de la deses
Ueraci6n La Ira puertorriquena ha
sido un instrrmento de protesta. lC
m,sm0 Que d. progreso Hay que a,ep
tsr estl conclusion La Poesia es el Ar
4 QUE precede los grandes progresses
fumanos: - como e heraldo de ese
progreso va diciendo al homVe ciyi
l'yalo que hay algo mas que la ucha
miter'al. mis- que los estimulos de-
placer mas que el mismo predominio
del h0nbre sobre hombre en- las luchas
ey0istas existe la belleza como elemen-
10 de- eultura. la belleza que crea el es-
piritu, la belleza que emana de nues-
ira propia vida. Ia gran belleza de la
expression y del sentimiento, que hacen
suya les artes como medic para salvar-
The day book., 1914-04-11
I50ALA89e

1t has just three elements of success.
They rank in this order: Sam Ber-
nard, Harry Pilcer, Gaby Deslys!
'The Belle of Bond Street" is sim
ply a revised version of ''The Girl
from Kay's." Bernard, seen again in
his famous role of 'Hoggenheimer, !"
is funner than ever
Pilcer dances his head off, and he
"goes big" AS for Gaby, she has a
new array of startling gowns, and
still more startling hats. '
Somewhere in her travels over the
country, somebody seems to have
gotten hold of Gaby and taught her
quite a lot about acting.
The show is well mounted and the
girls are up to the Shubert standard
of good looks.
AIqH. Woods is going to try an
experiment this, summer which will
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SOC Initial Pillow Cases at 49c
Initial Pillow Gases, size 45x36; made of fine
quality muslin; may be had with the following
initials, A. D, E, F, G, J, L, N, R, T, and Y usual
ly S9c: TO close. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Aye
Muslin at &c
36-inch full bleach Muslin; heavy quality; free
from dirt; special the yard. ...................7
12Hc Muslin at 9hc
36-inch Unbleached Muslin, extra heavy quality;
usually lZ13c yard, now. ...................9 Hzc
Large assortment of Table Felt and Quilted
Padding in all the wanted widths.
25c Huckaback Towels at 19c
Hemstitched Huckaback Towels, of all pure linen
with red and white borders size 19x38; extra good
wearing qualities; good Csc value, now. .19c
Turkish Towels at 15c
Turkish Towels, heavy quality; red borders spe-
25c Turkish Towels at 19c
Turkish Towels with hemmed ends; extra heavy
quality Terry; large size; usually Csc, now. .19c
&c Turkish Towels at 22c
ity Terry; absorbent kind; extra good wearing
towels usually BIC, now. Observation-Disclosures. &c
SC Wash Cloths at 6 for 25c
Turkish Wash Cloths, with plain, white and
colored borders regular SC grade; now for. Csc
lie Wash Cloths at &c
Turkish Wash Cloths; medium and large size;
fine and heavy qualities; usually lie, for. ..7c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
CARNEGIE IDEA
WRONG, SAYS FORD
Says fit-Sharing, Not IL
braries, Is Needed-Calls
Edison Really Great Man.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. s.-Henry
: Ford has only son to whom to leave
the vast fortune, and he does not
want to leave it to him. He is proud
of his sons ability to make his own
way, and would rather he would make
a fortune of his own. In short, he
prefers, like Andrew Carnegie, to die
comparatively poor, after having done
all the good he can. But he takes
radical exception to Carnegies view
that to give money to laboring men
. tends to pauperize them. He believes
that giving them monetary reward for
faithfulness will make them more
faithful and industrious, and that
such encouragement is just what they
need.
Mr.. Ford was a mechanic and engi-
neer himself only a dozen years ago.
He does not believe in Carnegie's IL
brary idea. Libraries are patronized
only by men of some education. Tai
ented men can help themselves, Mr..
Ford thinks. 1t is the untalented
whom he wishes to aid.
why should l want to leave big
estate?" he exclaimed today. why,
] have no one to leave it to. ! have
only one son, and he is a worker. He
can take care of himself. He doesn't
need to have me leave him a lot of
money. He is a worker and a plan
ner. He confers with me nearly every
night on things he is working to ac-
complish. He can make his own way
= In the world. | believe in doing all
the good that one can for the people
who are deserving. And the world
has lots of them who are deserving
The question is to find them. While
many men of talent need assistance
at times they can be depended upon
to take care of themselves.
st is the men without talent, but
who are good, hard working men, who
have only their Drawn and muscle to
depend upon, who should comeSin for
consideration They get little enough
of it, usually. They work hard and
Loyalty for their $1.50 or 81 a day. 1t
is men like that who will get the
most out of our profit-sharing plan,
and it will do them the most good,
but it will lift them to a higher stand
ard of living"
Mr.. Ford received a bushel of COM
mandatory letters today. They were
being opened by his secretary while
the newspaper men were talking with
him. One of them, unsigned, called
from him a fine tribute for Thomas, A.
Edison The letter read simply:
americas three greatest men:
George Washington, Abraham Lin
coin, Henry Ford"
Thomas A. Edison III the greatest
and hest man in America today"
said the motor king. Edison never
cans do enough. He still is working
out things that will do the most good
for the most people. That has been
his object throughout life. Whenever
he has invented something new he
has not thought How much can 1
make out of this?' but How can use
It so it will do the most good?' There
is the really great man of this coun-
try
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
Over One Hundred Cities to
Aid Father=and=SOn Movement


CLEVELAND, o., Jan. S.--Robert
e. Lewis, secretary of the Cleveland
Young Mems Christian Association,
who originated the father and son"
movement, has received letters from
the mayors of more than one hundred
cities. stating that they have issued
proclamations calling upon citizens to
participate in the movement to draw
fathers and their sons into closer
union.
Father and SON. movements have
been formally launched in San Fran
cisco. Washington, Brooklyn, Balti-
more, Chicago, Long Beach, Cal;
Westfield, N. Y; Grand Rapids
Mich; Middletown, N. Y: Marion,
Ind. Marion, O.; Racine, Wis; Ell
mira N. Y; Chagrin Falls, o.; Athoi
Mass. Among other letters Mr.. Lewis
received one from John Purroy
Mitchell, of New York, in which he
gave the movement his hearty in
dprSement.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
Ends Sex Hygiene Course

CHICAGO, Jan. S.--1'he teaching OF
sex hygiene in the Chicago public
schools is at an end. BY two thirds
vote of the twenty-one members of
the Board of Education Superintend-
ent Ella F!asg Young's innovation
was ditched 4 number of the lee
lures, purity lectures" they We're
called, were tried our on high school
Tstudents in October and November.
lphe addresses aroused much, feeling
! among parents. Portions of the iec-'
lures were submitted to the postofIice
department and promptly barred from
thc mails. Catholic clergymen and
Governor Dunno attacked the plan
on the ground that it would do more
harm than good
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
Break Threatened in Peace
Pact OF Garment Workers

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The peace
agreement signed at the close of the
garment workers strike of nearly
four years ago is threatened with
abrogation in an ultimatum sent yes
terday by the Cloak Manufacturers
Association to officers of the Interna-
tional Ladies' Garment Workers
Union and of the joint board of the
Cloak and Skirt Makers Union.
The source of contention is DR..
Isaac A. Hourwich, chief clerk of the
Cloak and Skirt Makers Union.
Under the terms of the protocol both
the union and the manufacturers are
entitled to employ a chief clerk, whose
real office is to act as conciliator. The
manufacturers assert that DR.. Hour
witch has stirred up more trouble than
he has averted, and want him dis
placed. The unions have a member
ship of more than $4,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
Govt Plans to FOrewarn
Immigrants Turned Back

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-His sympa-
thy aroused by the fact that nearly
10000 poor emigrants, after having
sold their little all to come to this
'''iand of promise" were turned back
at the door because the immigration
law found them unacceptable. Secre-
tary Wilson, of the department of
labor. Is preparing to forewarn all
such prospective immigrants and save
them, if possible, from breaking old
home ties in o useless search for new
ones.
w. W. Husband, of the department,
who has been in Europe for some time
past studying the subject from the
European point OF view, has just re-
turned and reported to the secretary
that the governments there would CO.
operate
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
Use Tires as Lifebuoys

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. S-Charles
Nallcy, fourteen years old, was
drowned yesterday while leading
ieckle5s eollow-th leader game
on tile ice. lie tried TO skate
across thin ICE under bridge,
trusting to mis- speed tc take
him over the dangerous spot. He
broke through, and the boys foliowirAg
Kim could not stop in time to avoid
the rapidly widening hoies& All hui
MalluN were saved by wurkmen in n
rubber, factory nearby vino Used in
ils ted tires rs llfebuoys 10 throw to
tfae ynuhezters - .. )
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
The Second Day of the Drug
and Toilet Sale: Rare Values!
ALL MAIL, PHONE AND C. o. D. ORDERS FILLED
We Reserve the Right to Restrict Quantities

Alum - -oz. carton Powdered
Alum ................ sc
Apenta Wharf.-The genuine; reg
ular Csc size. Zoe
Antikamnia Tablets-The genuine
A. X. SCR. tablets, dozen in
box; regular Csc vest pocket
size ........ lie
Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia
2-oz. for .......... I5c
4-oZ. for ................ zoe
Absorbent Cotton-l,000 lbs. of
extra fine quality Absorbent Cot
ton in 1-pound carton, each. DOC
Aromatic Syrup Of Rhubarb--
4-oz. bottle ..............2 Zoe
Armour Sylvan Soap-Special lot
of extra fine quality Toilet Soap,
3 cakes to box, assorted doors;
! 10c per cake; box ........ .25c
Antiphlogistine- =. .32c
Blaud's Pills-Blaud's Iron Pills,
100 in bottle. .............. SC
Boracic Acid
4-oz. carton Borscic Acid. Sc
8-oz. carton Boracic Acid. Ice
Borax--i-lb. pkg. Mule Team
Bay Rum-Bradley's Bay Rum,
good quality 49,. &c
Buttermilk Soap-Cenuine Cosmo
Buttermilk Soap, cake. 49,. sc
Bromo Seltzer-
St.Oo size Bromo Settler. &c
so size BromO Settler. Bic
Beecham's Pills - The genuine
,Beecham's Pills -. Ice
Bath Brushes Good quality
brush, detachable handles. 36c
Boracic Acid-t6-oz. carton, .27c
Ballantine Ideal Malt Extract
Bottle -. &c
Baume Analgesique for neural
gla .... AUG
Babeskin Soap-'The genuine, per
cake &c
Requa Manicure Sets. ........ &c
CaInph0r---
2-oz. bottle Spirits of Cam
4-oz. bottle Spirits of Cam
phor zOc
Camphorated OIL
2-oz. bottle, at. .............Sc
4-oz. bottle, at... Ice
Castor Oil
2-oz. Castor Oil, bottle. -. Sc
4-oz. Castor Oil, bottle. -. Ice
1907. bottle ..............3 soc
Chalk-f-oz. wooden boxes Pre-
cipitated Chalk, for. $3.50. .4c
Cream of Tartar
2-oz. cartons Cream Of
Tartar .oc
f-oz. cartons Cream Of
Tartar ......... lZc
Castor Oil Capsules-2H gramme
P. d. & Co. Castor Oil Cap
suIes, 6 in box. ....... .10c
Citrate of Magnesia-Granular, A.
OF. bottle ...............17 lie
Compound Licorice-
Small size ................4 &c
Large size ...........,...S SC
CarboIic Soap-Lyon's Carbolic
Toilet Soap, per cake. ;. lie
Cold Cream--kalish 1a-lb. can
Cold Cream, at. ....!.... .22c
Copco Soap, per cake. ....... 4c
Corylopsis Talcum Powder--l-lb.
can size $500. &c