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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
Window Cleaner Falls
Ten Stories To Death

.l,,,' portland Or, April la-Phnging ten
f0nes from the top floor of the lin.
~ Sa', , Wolfe building when the scoffol5
I'm. ',on oa,., which he was cleaning win. win
W. gave way, Martin Sorensos, agad
H. Was is3or instantly TI killed shortly before
gvIv WI 'Oday' oia The body in falling, mar.
INV |,..i, missed striking J. NeideT%orah %sh
ssa, ,denl Of the American Windo,,
IN, ,,osji COMPANY his employer, who
n N. sanding on the sidewalk. ""'
'SBrl ,va, Ta, s'ae Of Sorcnson's $ head wa,
1|resl Vgrng ,anl D.. scattered over a space Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
Fighting Resumed.

London, April Ia Severe fighting
has been resumed along the seacoast
Of Belgium Amsterdam dispatches
reaching here today tell Of determined
attempts by the Belgians to drive the
Germans from the village of Drei
Grachten in the User region. This
place has already changed hands twice
and the present attack of the Belgians
is resulting in extremely severe clashes.
Street fighting is reported in progress.
The Belgans and Germans are fight
ing from house to house while the Bel.
gian shell fire upon the German posi-.
tions about the village is becoming in.
creasingly violent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
Belgian Towns Visited.

Berlin, by wireless to sayyille, April
l3.-German aviators have dropped
bombs upon the Belgian towns Of
Poperinghe, Hazebrouck and Kos2y, oc,
cupied by the British, It was announced
today. The extent Of the damage in.
flicted is not known.
The French report that allied aviators
dropped $50 bombs upon the railway
station at Brugges was officially de.
MED. Only II bombs were dropped, II
was stated, and no damage was done,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
RUSH TO ALASKA
BEGINS FROM SEATTLE

Seattle Wash, April l3.--Alaska =
call was answered here today when $50
eager passengers, northbound, left Sc.
attic aboard the steamship Northwest.
ern.
Quietly, alm@t unnoticeably, the
throng Of people anxious TO reach Sc.
ward has grown day by day during the
last month, until the number Of daily
info nation seekers at the offices OF
the Alaska railroad commission has
reached far past the 1000 mark.
Notice has been posted outside the
office door proclaiming to the public
that no information regarding employ.
ment can be given out here, but fully
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
/; y y 4 x x 4 4 y = * X X * j;
POLITICIANS IN JAIL.

Indianapolis, Ind, April l3.-
; An even hundred politicians of
; rerre Haute, headed by Mayor
; Don Roberts, are in Jail here to.
; day, following the pronounce.
; ment of sentence upon them
; yesterday by Federal Judge
; Anderson in the conspiracy
; eases growing nt of the Vigo
; county election frauds.
; 1t is not likely that any of
; the men will be able to furnish
; bond, pending the hearing of
; their appeals, unless millionaire
; politicians come to their assist.
; Gnce,
/; X \. x X X * X x x \; X X i: X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
The Weather

( Oregoni Fair to.
night and Wed
uesday; cooler TO.
night with frost
heavy in exposed
places; westerly
winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13

ford to search little to find it, even
to the extent Of raking over the dead
ashes of the past so years. IL is a
coal from the altar Of liberty, and we
should rather blow il into flame than
seek TO extinguish IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13

The flirt Of today is Tie splnster OF
tomarrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13

|s,,, r,en a deaf person il able 70 hon
l'n'y when it talks. '''' 10 near
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Continued on page twO) ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
Judge Whose Wife
Killed in Quarrel
Put Under Arrest

MoRRILLToN. Ark. Nov. "a war
rant charge Of assault with intent to
kill has been issued for Eugene Rhoden.
county Judge. who was shot by T. J.
Kissire. Rhoden's father-in-law, follow
ing the alleged killing yesterday Of Mrs.
Rhoden by Mr.. Kissire. Judge Rhoden
now Is in hospital in Little Rock.
In quarrel between Judge Rhoden
and his wife. who was az her fathers
home. Judge Rhoden attempted 20 strike
Mrs. Rhoden, IL is charged. Kissire, at
tempting to shoot Judge Rhoden, killed
Mrs. Rhoden. A second shot from Kls-
sire's shotgun shattered Rhodens left
arm.
Before a coroner's jury Kissire testi-
fled that he attempted TO kill Judge
Rhoden I'm defense OF his home" and
that the killing Of Mrs Rhoden was
accidental. Kissre was exonerated by
the coroneTs jury. following which the
warrant for Judge Rhoden was issued.
Mrs. Rhoden, in addition to her husband,
leaves three children.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
DRoPsY TREATED FREE
"a s:1 ~ sac: ss'as ss:ss' s. xA'
May Cured Aftsr othsru Panel.

At frat no disease Is apparently more
harmless than dropsy; little swelling OF
The eyellds hands, feet. anklea or abdo-
men. Finally there Is great shortness OF
breath, cough. faint spells, sometimes
nausea ana vomiting, even bursting OF
the limbs and a lingering and wretched
death II the dropsy e not removed
Dr. Miles has been known as a lead ag
sDe'iitllet In these diseases for so years.
His literal offer of a 1915 Treatment
rrae % all sufferers. IL certainly worthy
Of serious consideration, You may never
have such an opportunity again.
The Grand DTopsy Treatment consists
o. four dropsy remedies In one also Tonic
Tablets and Pura-LaXa for removing the
water. Thist treatment Is specially pre-
isied for each patient and Is three times
80 successful as that OF most physicians.
II esl'ally relieves the first day, and re-
moves the swelling In six days IN most
cases. Delay IL dangerous.
SEND for Remarkable Cures IN xOur state
All afflicted readers may have Book
Examination Chart. Opinion. Advice, and
Two.Pound Trial Treatment free.
Write At once. Describe your case. Ad-
dress, DR., Franklin Niles. Dept. DA.. 70i
10 Ii5 Main Street, Elkhart. Ind
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
JOE STECHER is
AGAIN CROWNED
KING OF 'EM ALL
continue from BIC. Omar


two and the crowd watched with bated
breath. There was no cheering now. In
a twinkling one Of stecher's long arms
thot out serpent-like. and tangled with
Husssne's foot Before the onlookers
could recover from their surprise the
Nebraskan was on top with his two legs
squeezing HusEane's torso. In five min
Utee and four seconds Smith asan
slapped stecher's shoulder and Yousiff
Fussane' the Nebraska wrestiers buga-
loo. was second-rater,
Albert Hastings and J. w. Jackman Of
silver Creek timed the falls.
Hes the Ereatest wrestler In the
world,'' exclaimed Referee Smith to Hus-
sane as the latter limped TO his corner
and doone a robe.
80 do l." absentiy answered the Bull
garian. "He wan toff guy"
Gene Melady. promoter Of the affair,
wat satisfied with the outcome, even
though the 1000 attendance was not up
10 his expectations.
Omaha would have brought out twice
is many" he said. However, 1 have no
regrets on that score. am glad 70 have
the opportunity to again show Joe
-#e~~NNh w AoA AtAe Nttatat nonehIt Whole-
some athlete that he is."
OF the 1900 persons who paid admls-
sion to zee the big match between the
wrestling premiers, perhaps nearly 1000
were from Omaha. One special train
OF twelve coaches. hauled by two Bur-
lngton engines. and carrying over 1000
wrestling fans were led into the stadium
by Dan Gaines of the Merchants hotel
Gaines organized the Omaha contingent
faithfully. and when they moved into
the big stadium. the others already there
burst into a welcoming cheer. Earlier
trains from Omaha were crowded TO
capacity. and hundreds OF others went
in automobiles in spite OF the cold
weather.
Only one preliminary match was Of
fered. which was a relief to the crowd
az that. since everyone appeared TO be
Keyed up to nothing but a headliner
pitch. Fred Moormier OF Cortland and
Chris Jordan Of Friead. Neb.. tusslsd
for twenty minutes to a raw. neither
showing anythng sensational. but 90
Ing enough to XIII little time. AMI whet
their appetites. ERg1 CRddock wRR ref
eiee OF the preliminary.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

services viii be held at the home Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Mr.
Wssser OF YorR will have charge OF the
services.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

and the present emergency revenue taxes
are continued is s1l2. 500. Sei.22. In which
10 included the sum of 500, 10000 for pre-
paredness or new measures for the ma
tional defense. This amount can easily
be raised by the internal taxation with
out apprecsablo burdens upon the Amer
lean people.
Resources So Great.
The resources and wealth OF the coun-
try are 10 great and arc increasing so
rapidly that the needs OF the government
for it's normally growing expenditures
and for the carrying out OF the larger
program for national defense can readily
DO met. Merely a. suggestions I would
say that consideration may well be given
to increasing the rates of taxation on
individual and corporate Incomes and of
reducing the exemption under the present
law of 5000 for single and 1900 for
married persons to 5000 and 81. 900 respec-
lively. The surtax could begin at $4,000
or $4,000 Unsteady of 10000. as provided
at present.
In addition to any increases that may
be made In the corporation and indi-
vidual income taxes tax could be Inn
posed on such products as gasoline, crude
and refined oils. horse power Of automo-
biles and other internal combustion
engines. and various other articles not
necessary to mention. These taxes would
be widely diffused and scarcely felt.
Certainly the nation is willing when Il
lie go able 70 DO 30, 20 raise by taxation
the amount needed for such vital pur-
pose az national preparedness and de-
Tense.
1t IL, Of course. the function OF the
congress TO determine what revenue shall
be raised and how. and these views must
not DO considered as a program but
merely as suggestions for discussion"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
Man, Wife, Daughter
and Son Drowned in
Lake at Cody, Wyo

CHEYENNE, wyo., Nov. 25.-Alex Nc
Coul. aged o.. his wife. il-year-old son
and s-year-old daughter were drowned in
n lake near their ranch home last Sun
day. according to a message from Cody.
Wyo., today. The drowning was wit
messed by three other children, aged Z, {
and years. None OF the surviving chill
dren could give coherent story Of the
accident saying their mother and elder
brother broke through the Ice.
The 4-year-old child attempted to tele-
phone 70 u neighbor and was unable to
make himself understood. When recov-
cred the bodies Of Mr. and Mrs. McCoul
were olasped in each others arms.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
PROMINENT KENTUCKY
MINISTER uNER0CKE0

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. %.-Upon his
conviction by twelve members OF his
own conference upon charges of indiscre-
lions. Rev. B. f. Chatham. a prominent
minister OF central Kentucky was today
expelled from the Kentucky Methodist
conference and ministry. II was charged
that Chatham had been guilty of indis-
cretions with a prominent woman Of
Middlesboro, KY, but he denied his
guilt. Chatham was suspended last Sep
TENDER when the charges were first filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
CHICAGO FINDS WORK
FOR MANY UNEMPL DYED

CHICAGO. Nov. @.-An increase OF 81
per cent IN the number OF places found
for unemployed IN october. 1915, as com
pared with the same month a year ago
was noted In statement issued today by
Charles J. Boyd, general superintendent
OF the Illinois Free Employment office.
The statement reviewed the work OF the
office from its reopening. August l.
through November q. In this period Mr..
Boyd said eB7 places were found for
the 2o,Ss persons who applied for work
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
EHOMpSON,BELDEN 60
Your New Gloves
Are Here

From our large and COM
plete stocks we have Sc
lected these two numbers
for your consideration
Friday
ELITE CAPES for winter
wear in white, black, gray,
and tan-S1.25 and S1.50.
WASHABLE MoCHAs,
in gray and mode, stylish
and practical for street
wear S1.75
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
MADOO ADVOCATES
INCREASED TAXES
TOPAY FOR DEFENSE

lcontinned from PaEe one.l
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
An Improved Quinine, Does Not
Cause Nervousness Nor Ringing
I'm the Head,

Tho happy combination Of iaxatives In
laxative Bromo ouinine makes the oul-
nine In this form have a far better effect
than the ordinary ouinlne. and II can be
taken by anyone without affecting the
head. Remember to call for the full
name. look for signature OF r. w.
Grove. 25c.-Advertlscmont
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
RUSSIAN SHIP ESCAPES
FROM SUBMAR Inc

MARsEILLEs. Nov. 25.-The Russian
freight steamer odessa arrived here to-
day and reported It had been pursued
by submarine. It's escape was owing
to its superior speed and the roughness
Of the seas.
The Odessa. of 4.272 tons gross, was
last reported leaving Marseilies. October
q. for saloniki. Greece.
A For Sale" al WIN surr secondhand
furniture into cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
DEATH RECORD.
Mo-. Lnhn NNiaemnn.

BErs. John Wisemaa.
HENDERSON. Neh.. Nov. sS.-(special.)
Mrs. John wiseman died Tuesday
morning at the family home near this
village. She was G. years old. Funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
TO STOP DANDRUFF
AND FALLING HAIR
Home Made Hair Tonic Stops Dan.
druff in From One 70 Five
Nights.

You can remove dandruff and scalp
erupuons In from one to five nights by
the use OF the following simple recipe.
winch you can mix at home or have
put up at any drug store at very little
COST, It does not color the hair and is
perfectly harmless.
water ''''''''''.'....,...,,..On e-half pint.
DSg rum ''''''''...',.,..,......O One ounce.
IeNoia Compound. .one-quarter ounce.
oiyeerine .one-auarter ounce.
half pint IL all you need. Rub Il
into the scalp well at nights and after
rev applications the dandruff aud scalp
erupuons Will disappear and the hair
WIN stop falling out and become soft
and glossy.--Advertiseme
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Jobs Wanted-Male

~~~~s~~srS~~~~~~~s~~s S~~~~~~~>~
GOOD miner wants assessment or
developing work on claims, days
wage or percentabe. Address care
Times. Also good rigger or rope
man. Main SOP.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Cook stoves
and ranges to ship TO Alaska.
Call Main 2327.
wANTED-Second- furniture,
stoves. ]. o. Purkey, 1915 c. Main
1880
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>~->~>~~~~~~~~~~~~>~ ~.-~~>~~es~~s~~>~~A
WE sharpen safety razor blades.
All work guaranteed. Virges Drug
Co. 1924 Pacific sv
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~S>se>~s><~r~sr~>esrse~s> s~~>s~s>~s><~~>~~~~~~s
Sc: :: @ y !:
PIONEER SECURITIES COMPANY
Provident Building
1t is quite true that "all Is not
gold that glitters," neither is 10
possible to determine upon the
merits of a property by reading an
advertisement. Seeing is believing,
therefore we invite you to iDvesti-
gate anything In the following list
| that impresses you favOrably:
Five-ton, couple-Gear wheel
drive, wheel steer motor truck,
good as new. cost $1,000. Circum-
stances with the owner demand an
chine Is offered for $4,000. half
cash. balance to be arranged. G36S)
Five-room home, cement sida-
walks, graded streets. electric
lights, city water and gas. two full
$4,000. VIII trade for to acres
improved near rail or boat trans
portation; must be of equal value.
G1e0)
Pool and billiards, cigars and
| CONNECTIONS, five tables, stock of
goods about $500, good location,
| cheap rent, old established business,
| showing good profits. Owner not
long ago refused $1,000. VIII now
sell for $1,000, and trade for clear
city or suburban real estate. G235)
Five shares fully paid stock of
strong local mercantile firm. value
$3.50. VIII trade In on small piece
good acreage and assume not to
exceed $500. Must be good land at
right price. (i369)
Grocery and six-room residence,
two separate buildings on two full
lots, fine location on North Side.
stock and fixtures only about $3.50,
real estate valued at $3.50, mort
gage $3.50. You can have the equity
here for $3.50, and $500 will
handle. G293)
Two acres all cleared on eth ST..
North. three room house and other
small improvements. Price $1,000.
Will trade for house and lot of
equal value. G36G
Six-room, well built house lots
| 50x130, good locality. plastered
| walls, sewers, city water. electric
| lights, streets graded and side
walks In, assessments paid. Price
$3.50. A cash payment Of $3.50 and
balance like rent will handle, Own
err forced to raise money. U367)
Five acres fine soil on old Puyaf-
lup car line, well built four-room
house and good outbuildings, three
acres In fruit and berries, two
acres very easy clearing. good wa
ter. A very attractive little place.
Price $4,000. Will trade for home
In the city of equal value. 1920
II you wish to sell, buy or ex-
change real estate. personal prop
erty or good securities: II you wish
to borrow or loan money or IL you
are in the market for fire insur-
ance. We respectfully solicit your
patronage and pledge You prompt,
courteous and efficient service.
PIONEER SECURITIES COMPANY
s15 Pacific av.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
$50 lots. No. of 72d, ,2.60 mo-. Go
fare, 20-in. service. Send for map.
Geo. q. Goodman. 404 Cal bldg.
BARGAINS FOR BARGAINS
Large and small ranches and
acreage for sale or rent, or trade
for good horses and cows.
Box s5. Lakeview. Wn.
. acres iogged-off land, Ia miles
south OF Woodland station, old
assume 1850 mortgage due Sept. 8,
1915. l.. III. Wagner, 21S East goth.
Phone Main 1859.
WILL PAY CASH
For a 3 or 4-room house; must be a
bargain; new high school district
preferred. Address Pa. Times.
MANY REASONS
5 OR 10-ACRE TRACTS
BEFORE 1T is TOO LATE
Price 500 per ACRE; lower
than any land in this locality.
Payments to suit yourself
3-tOntfact contains SICK ana
misfortune clause; no payments
IL you are sick or out of work.
i--5fo first payment; nothing il
you improve.
81 logged and own the land.
6--No commission; buy from own
er.
7-Only 6qs interest on deferred
payments.
S-Traets face on good county
road 0 miles from center of
Tacoma and 3h miles from
paved street.
9-Land is all level; fine quality
chocolate clay and black loan
bottom land, with fine subsoil
and good water at 10 to 25 feet.
10-You can pay for n tract with
saving in cost of living.
11-Land is close to Summit, on old
Puyallup car; 10c fare, half
hour service; with stage line
in the spring.
12--Tracts are near school. on r..
i. ID. route, cream route; meat
and groceries delivered daily.
THEY ARE GOING FAST
ACT QUICKLY
r. w. CADY, Owner
COL Provident Bldg.
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FOUND

FOUND-Stray Mamie goat at
4020h East T.. Main 267S. own
err must pay for ad and keep
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YOUNG man with team wants po-
sition. Main 47S9.
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Five shares fully paid stock of
strong local mercantile firm. value
$3.50. VIII trade In on small piece
good acreage and assume not to
exceed $500. Must be good land at
right price. (I369)
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Grocery and six-room residence,
two separate buildings on two full
lots. fine location on North Side,
stock and fixtures only about $3.50,
real estate valued at $3.50, mort
gage $3.50. You can have the equity
here for $3.50, and $500 will
handle. t29D
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PIONEER SECURITIES COMPAN'
Provident Building

1t is quite true that "all Is not
gold that glitters," neither is 10
possible to determine upon the
merits of a property by reading an
advertisement. Seeing is believing,
therefore we invite you to investi-
gate anything in the following list
that impresses you favorably:
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WILL PAY CASH

For a or 4-room house; must be a
bargain: new high school district
preferred. Address Pa, Times.
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QUICK REPAIRING
RAzoRs sHARPENED

Werner 4 Mos, Goodyear Qusei
Shoe Repair Co. eya Comrr rca
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Pool and billiards, cigars and
CONNECTIONS, five tables, stock of
goods about $500, good location,
cheap rent, old established business,
showing good profits. owner not
long ago refused $1,000. VIII now
sell for $1,000, and trade for clear
city or suburban real estate. G235)
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Two acres all cleared on eth St.
North, three room house and other
small improvements. Price $500.
VIII trade for house and lot OF
equal value. G36O
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Five-ton, couple-Gear, wheel
drive, 4 wheel steer motor truck,
good as new. cost $1,000. Circum-
stances with the owner demand an
immediate sale, therefore this ma
chine Is Offered for $4,000, half
cash. balance to be arranged. G36s)
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For rent, 10 acres of land at Jo-
vita, acres under plow and old or
chard on three acres, small house
and barn. Inquire at grocery store
Invifa
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YOUNG gas man wants position;
will take boat and run on shares.
Address LIS. Times
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+. and w. Indian Runner ducks
drakes and setting eggs. A. Hook,
s9a5 Mckinley av. Madison 3s3.
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NURSE wishes position caring for
invalid and doing light house
work. Main S21S.
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Five-room home, cement sida-
walks, graded streets, electric
lights, city water and gas. two full
lots. Assessments all paid. Price
$4,000. VIII trade for 2 to 5 acres
improved near rail or boat trans
portation; must be of equal value.
G1e0)
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POSITION wanted as elevator boy;
very well experienced; honest,
sober, reliable Phone Main 1866,
ask for Mr.. Reynolds.
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DENTISTS

DIR. JOHNSON, Harvard Dental
Par1ors, 1132h Pacific av., over
Crown Drug Store Main s2o3.
DIR. II. ". ROBERTS, 601-2 Natl.
sunday. Main 5SfC,
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so. TACOMA FUNERAL PARLORs.
5433 Union av. Main 1882. Geo
w. Piper.
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CLEANING AND DYE WORKS
s>~s>-~>~~~~~~s>~~~>>~~~
LUCkEYS DYE WORKS, 73s St.
Helena. Gents suit, skirt or jacket
cleaned and pressed soc up. Quick
calls and delivery. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Main 1871.