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Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co.
THE FL PASO STORE-The

THE FL PASO STORE-The Fl Paso store is now located at 2O6 East Washington, the building formerly occupied by the Morales Mercantile Co
 NEW BUSINESS VENTURE-J. S. kberhardt and son. C. O. Eberhardt. formerly with the Arizona Supply Co.,. have opened the East End Sec ond Hand Co at 513 East Washing ton street
 GETTING NEARER BUSINESS H. H. Shoup has leased his Brill Addition property, and has taken q, years lease on the property at CO., his lumber yard. near which he pre- fers to be-
 NEW REFRESHMENT STAND Saratoga" is the name of a prett.y / and new refreshment stand that ha $ recently beer opened at West Ad l. ans street. It is a neat place and the property of O. J. Bulger, who arrived in Phoenix recently from Chicago.
 BUSINESS REMOVAL-L. c. Tav- Tor, the well known art paint and wall paper man, has recently moved his stocks and his place of business to 30 North First avenue in the large rooms formerly occupied by the Ari 2ona Democrat. MT. Taylor lag fixed up these big rooms nicely ard mas added a large new stock. gar tlcularly in the very latest designs of wall papers and house decorating specialties.
 A NEW PHOENIX NEWSPAPER Five Points is part of the city | of Phoenix but it is almost a sep l arte entity It has it's own stores, 1 its own bank and a duplicate of al
 most everything Phoenix has It is now about to have a newspaper which will be launched next week The editor of it will be R. G. Lewis
 who recently came here from North
 Carolina, and the business manager will be C. F. Carroll. formerly in the l newspaper game in Chicago. The | first edition of the paper will con
 sist of eight pages. After that th' | prOprietors will feel their way for ]
 while with four pages.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21

Lindstrom' Dairy Depot.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21

Paso store is now located at 2Oe East Washington, the building formerly occupied by the Morales Mercantile Co
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
Water Service Report for March 20 by Special Phone to The Republican.

Elevation of water in reservoir
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
MESSENGER SPEEpY-

W. U. MESSENGER SPEEDY- Making a bet that he could ride to Tempe from the Bicknell dairy west of the city, in less than an hour. Otto Bump. a Western Union messenger boy, easily collected the kale when he made 1t in 36 minutes, all of which is said to h. ,,,;pn con,a for la1 n,, a Xrbaol
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duration for hunting all such aerial
tntrudcrs. provided such bunting be
done in good faith for the purpose OF
destruction. and NOT for the purpose of
acquiring the spells OF the chase: and,
Resolved. further. That all OF the
good people Of Virginia are earnestly
cnjoincd TO never take Il drop from
any Of the acropiancs. balloons, Icp-
pelins. or other aircraft aforesaid. as
the fall might he disastrous.
Senator Mapp, of Accomac. p.omi-
nent among the dry advocates, In fav-
orinG the adoption of the resolution.
said he thought Il should he referred
TO the Committee on Privileges and
Elections, OF which Senator Holt is
chairman. The Senator from Accomnc
said he expected to see a dry Senate
next session.
Senator Andrews. of Roanoke. said
he thought the resolution should be
amended to provide that liquor could
not Gc brought into Virginia by means
of pipe lines and subterranean caverns.
BUCHANAN OFFERS TWO
BILLS AS TO SCHOOL. FUNDS
Tho following bills were introduced
yesterday:
BY Mr.. buchanan: To amend and re-
enact section 1907 of the Code Of Nir-
Sinia az heretofore amended, in rela :
ton To the approximate apportionmcnt
and disbursement of State school funds
Referred to the Committee on Finance
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RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATCH: SUNDAY, JANUARY 81 1915

plan could not remedy the evils and
inequalities OF the present system.
Senator Tavcnncr. or Shenandoah.
advocated the adoption of Il scheme.
designed to equalize assessments and
TO provide that intangitlcs pay fun
share of the tax revenue. Senator
Tavenn"r spoke along general lines
aud reviewed existing conditions
A handsome bunch OF red roses
adorned the desk of Senator Lesacr.
or Norfolk. The fragrance of the
flowers filicd the Senate chamber. The
flowers were sent to Senator Lcsncr
with Il complimentary card by mem
bcrs OF the Pun Club OF Norfolk
resolution presented 10y Senator
Holt. of Newport News. designed TO
promote the enforcement; OF prohibit
don in Virginia when the dry law
becomes effective November /, 1916,
brought smiles from the Senator's
The resolution. which was unani-
mously adopted. follows:
a Resolution.
Whereas, the General Assembly Of
Virginia has learned with regret Ger
tain citiZens OF the State Of ohio have
undertaken to convey Intoxicating
liquors to the citizens of our sister
state OF West Virginia by means OF
an a"roplane. and.
Whereas, we dcplorcd the fact that
one Of the cherished industries of said
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stat" Of Ohio appears to be up In the
air. ana.
Whereas. we sy,apathizc with the
suffering citizcus Of our said sister
state OF West Virginia because OF their
liquor coming so high: anG.
Whereas. we feel that such an under
hand and overhead method OF lrriga-
t"n should not be encouraged. lest
Some of the Inhabitants OF our own
Commonwealth OF Virginia after the
first day of November. 1916 should nc
quire the habit OF gazing upon the sky
and thereby walking unstead!ly upon
tie earth. therefore be it
Resolved by the Senate of Virginia.
the House Of Delegates concurring
That the General Assembly of Virginia
warns all persons who may contem-
plate the transportation. from 2ny
point beyond the borders Of this state
to any point within the same. of,ardemt
spirits. malt liquors. wines OF other
liquor containing alcohol by means OF
acroplaneS. balloons. Zeppelius or other
aircraft. That should they embark upon
such Il iiightS enterprise at any time
but more especially on or after the
sacred and memorable first DAY of No
vcmbcr. 1916. then. in that event the
protection now provided by law for.
buz@ards and other ornamental and
useful birds will be held not to apply
to such purvcyors OF cOntraband but
that there will be established an omen
session of continuous and uuli,nited
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VOTE ON TAX BILLS
SET FOR TUESDAY

Continued from First PaEc)
sion. The Council fears the contracts
between the city and the James River
ana kannwha Company. agreeing to
supply the city with water; ana with
me Chesapeake and Ohio. agreeing to
allow the use OF all water by the city
Tor pumping purposes TO which tho
company liz legally entitled. arc
jcopardizcd by the measure. The
members OF the Richmond delegation
are looking into tho provisions Of The
bill. and II the fears OF the Council
are found 10 be well founded. they will
probably succeed in accomplishing tho
'-fent of the bill without much
tfouble.
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THE HOUSE

For more than two hours yesterday,
siill Montague. champion of The tax
commission bill. delivered IN the House
- delegates strong argument for
nat measure. The address is regarded
b many Of the members as the ablest
specch ever made on the floor Of the
i'p's" by the richmond member. lie
attracted Immediate attention by open
rs WITH pretty compliment 10 Gov
"'uor stuart. and the interest OF the
'u'rnbcrs was won by tho clearness and
forccfuiness with which he dealt with
thc various phases OF the !mportant
question OF tax revision.
liut little time was given 10 other
business during the day, and mt l:30
o'clock in the afternoon Adjournment
was taken until 10 o'clock Tomorrow
Several local bills on the calendar were
advanced 10 their third reading and
enGrossmcni without dissenting
vote. IT Is the purpose Of the speaker
Of the House TO clear the calendar as
rapidly as possible
HOi SE AGREES TO
VOTE ON TUESDAY
Delegate Weaver presented 4 rcsolu-
ton by which the House is pledged TO
vote on the tax bills not later than
30 o'clock Tuesday II was adopted.
John w. Chalklcy, OF Wise offered "a
resolution cmhodying a constitutional
amendment by providing that all house
holders in Virginia be exempted from
any tax on personal tangible property
NJ to $500. The resolution was filed
with the clerk to he acted upon to-
morrow.
Speaking to the tax commission bill
Mr.. Montague began with n disclaimer
~ any intention or desire to impugn
The motives OF Governor Stuart In the
executives stand on the tax question.
Ills complimentary reference to the
Governor provoked an outhurst OF ap-
2ianse. Mr.. Montague also compli-
mcnted DR.. Thomas Walker PAGE,
whom he regarded. he said, as the best
authority on questions involving tax
alton In Virginia. He remarked that
\. Il. James, the expert statistician,
who was brought from Wisconsin at
The suggestion of DR.. Page, 10 compile
statistics for the Tax Commission. had
been subjected to unfair criticism since
leaving tho state. He commented that
he statistical tables prepared by Mr..
lanes, and pronounced inaccurate, had
been attacked by some members OF
the Tax Commission, who had pre-
viousy Endorsed his work.
WEAVER AND MONTAGUE
HAVE SHARP C0LLOQUY
Mr.. Weaver of the Tax Commission,
reminded Mr.. Montague that Mr.. James
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had been employed, without the knowl-
cdSe ana consent OF all the members OF
the commission. and that the criticism
OF MS work did not come until his
taoies mad been pronounced worthless.
The hrst knew OF tho tax expert
being employed. said Mr.. Weaver. was
when the announcement was made by
senator A. c. iiarman. OF Richmond.
we were not I'm the city at tho time.
When we returned to Richmond tho tax
expert was waiting for u.s."
Rcsuming his argument Mr.. Montague
turned his attention to the Donohoe seq
rcEation measure. He said it's constitu-
tionality Was In doubt, and the Weaver
buchanan bill had been evolved to re.
move this doubt. Referring TO the State
Tax Commission measure construct
ed on the report OF the State Tax Com
mission OF 1901. he said: THAT bill
had teeth in it--teeth that would have
torn the rights of the people into bits
if ii had been enacted into law" IIc
said the 1912 State Tax Commission hill
was in opposition TO tho rights and
desires OF tho people, and that for this
reason the commission bill was torn
INTO sh'cds In the House and passed
over to Senate committee. where its
stumble was eternal He then outlined
In detail the present commission bill
declaring that IL was salutnry mcas,
urc and should be passed
TWO BILLS INTRODUCED
AND REFERRED
Tho following bills were presented
and referred:
TO the Committee on Finance:
hS Mr. Powell-A bill to provide for
inc constitution and define the powers
OF local Boards Of Review and Icuuali-
"ation OF Assessment. and for the pay
incnt thereof
iy Mr.. Chalklcy-Joint resolution
proposing amendment TO Section l6S of
Article 13 OF the Constitution OF Vir
Ginia, and providing for publishing said
amendment and certifying the same to
the next General Assembly.
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TEXTBOOK EARRING
SET FOR MONDAY NIGHT
Special Committee Will Look Into
Alleged Discrimination
In Prices.
CONDITIONS ARE DIFFERENT
Governor Stuart and Attorney-Gen-
crai Pollard to Advise With In
restigators-NO Sensational De-
vclopIneDts Arc Now Anticipated.

Hearings on charges that bonded
pubiishin"-houscs have Disseminated
a"nins, Virginia in prices charged for
textbooks used in public schools will
h""!n Monday night before the recent
J. appointed legislative committee in
tn" courtroom Of the state Corporation
con- mission.
In meeting Friday tho com
mit;cc determined it's course OF
procedure. and Delegate Julien Gum.
OF i"nrico. was made chairman OF the
investigating body. Governor Stuart.
a member or the State Board OF Edu-
cation, has been requested to attend
the bearings. and it is understood that
no Viii do so.
Little trouble IN asccrtaining true
facts IN the case is anticipated ny mem
bers Of the COMMITTEES, II was stated
last night. Members Of the state Board
OF Education Will be summoned
10 appear before the board of inquiry.
and 1t is believed that they will he
able To present all-0r the data ncccs-
sary in the Investigation. The in
veStigators are required 10 report their
'lndingo during the present session Of
The General Assembly
DOUBT WHETHER THERE
HAS BEEN DISCRIMINATION
Doubt exists In the minds of many
NJ To whether there has been any
actual discrimination against Nirgini:,
~ 'is an nck nowlcdred fact that in
some other states, textbooks have been
SOLD nj lower rate than IL. this State
but II Is contended that in order to
prove that there has been actual dis
examination. IL must he shown that
prevailing conditions in each section
ar" the same. This will BE- hard to do
Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard. who has for many weeks assisted
The State Board of Education In it's
investigation, Is expected to present
the results OF his labors before the
hoitrd OF inquiry when II meets
In view OF conditions as known so
far. 1t is expected that those antici-
pntinE sensational developments from
the investigation are doomed 20 disap-
pontment.
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Help Your
St0ma ch
instnnt Relief from Gas. Indigestion
and Pains Quickly Comes from the
Use OF Stunrt'S Dyspepsia
Tablets.
FREE SAMPLE PACKAGE TO ALL.

FREE SAMPLE PACKAGE TO ALL.
Feeling in the stomach is not NAT
urai. When you know you have n
stomach IL Is time to help it. Gas. fer
inentalon, foul breath, etc, Indicate
this. Accept the warning and act at
There is no occasion to suffer from
h:aiSGStioh or any similar stomach
S srOun;e when You can so easily get
There is scarcely a well stocked drug
or general store in the United States
hut what considers these tablets part
OF tho!r staple stock.
ars S ysp snGr Tat ssnee ana Try stu
quickly so that you may become your
- The reasons why Stuart's Dyspepsia
are very easy to understand. These
tablets contain almost the same ele-
m siens as The gastric juices of the
sick and not working just right ii
does not give out enough of the mai
ural digestive juices TO properly take
care or the food you eat. So If you
heiP by taking a Stuarts Dyspepsia
iablet after meals you will relieve the
stomach Of it's chief duty and allow it
grain OF the active principle in a STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablet digests 300O
grains OF food, whether you place il
IN a glass Jar with cooked food or i'm
your stomach after you have eaten the
food. '''
All druggists sell stuart's Dyspepsia
Iabiets. and once you, try them you
for dtsordered, weak. sour and gassy
stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at all druggists at soc a box.
VIII at once send you by mail a sam
pie free.
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Here's relief! In five minutes
your upset stomach feels
fine.

II You feel hloatcd after eating and
on believe il is the food which fills
YOU; If what little you eat like "a
lump OF lead on your stomnch if there
- difficulty i'm breathing after eating,
quotations of sour, undigcsted food
and acid. heartburn, brush or IL belch-
ing OF gas you need Pape's Diapepsin
10 stop food fermentation and indises-
lion.
II neutral ICES excessive acid, stom-
ach poison: absorbs that misery MAX
ing gas and stops fermentation which
sOnrs your entire meal and causes Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousncss,
CONSTIPATION, Gripping, etc. Your real
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Gas! GAS! INDIGESTION, SOURNESS,
SICK STOMACH -PAPE'S D|APEPS|N

and only trouble is that which you eat
does not digest. but quickly ferments
and sours, producing almost any. un-
healthy condition.
y case of Pape's Diapepsn will cost
nifty cents at any pharmacy here, and
VIII convince any stomach sufferer i'm
five minutes that Fermentation and
Sour Stomach is causing the misery Of
Indigestion.
No matter If YOU call your trouble
Catarrh OF the stomach, Nervousness
or Gastritis, or by any other name
always remember that relief Is wait
ing at any drug store the moment you
decide to begin it's use.
Pape's Diapepsin will regulate any
out-of-order stomach within five min
utes. and digest promptly. without any
fuss or discomfort, all OF any kind OF
food you eat.
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THE SENATE

The Senate was called to order ~
noon yesterday by I.ieutenant-Cov.
ernor Hllyson The opening PRAYER
was offered by Rev Ii d. c. Macla.b-
IAN. ID. d.. pastor OF Seventh s,ro.,
Christian Church.
senator Mapp. of Accomnc. offered
resolution providing that beginning
Oh TUESDAY, The sessions of the Senate
shaii begin at II o'clock, instead OF
noon. The resolution was adopted.
The Senate concurred In tho Uou.a
resolution providing that the cost of
the schoolbook Investigation shall he
PAID from the contingent funds of the
'"o houses OF the General Assembly
ihc senate Finance Committee re-
ported favorably n resolution empow-
er'ns each county and city TO imnoss
ana collect a special tax not exceeding
ten cents for the support and care or
aged and disabled Confederate VET
Grams.
FEArHEksTON OPPOSES
SEGREGATION TAX BILL
Several bills were advanced on the
calendar When tho segregation tax
blii was reached at 1890 O'Clock. SEN
at"r Featherston, OF Lynchburg, re-
sumed his argument opposing the
measure. He assai!ed the tables Of
hsurcs prepared b. advocates of the
weaver buchanan bill, saying they had
been changed frequently. and that he
had been informed that still further
changes were to be made
lie said he did not think the pro-
posed tax commission would be ex-
taTagant. and referred TO the fact
that al! state departments have :,
supervisory head except tho taxation
division. lie urged that IL would be
unwise To make hasty changes in the
present system of taxation. and be-
heHed that the proposed segregation
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BY. Mr.. Buchanan: To amend and re-
enact section 1906 of the Code OF vir-
ginla. as amended by an act entitled
AN act to amend and rc-enact section
1906 OF the Code OF Virginia. as here
toforc amended. In relation to what
school funds shall consist Of approved
March %, 1914. Referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
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Robert Moselcy. colored, was badly,
cut at 2lo5 Hull street last night Nv
Il negro said 10 have been Mosc!S
Brown Ambulance Surgeon Walker
rushed the man To the Virginia Hos.
pital where an operation was per,
formed. He was said to he in a. serious
condition at an early hour this moru-.
ing. Brown is said to have attempt
cd to reach Petersburg by freight
train, hut was discovered by tho train
crew, and was put off near Cloptor.
The police had failed TO locate him
up to AN early hour this me rnlnE.
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Toilet Goods
zoe SOAPS.

Zoe SOAPS.
Put up in boxes of 3 cakes each.
JerGen's Violet Rose, Almond,
Sandalwood. Geranium. Violet,
Glycerinc, &c cake, 8 for..... zoe
Waltke's Nestal Rose, Violet, He
liotrope. f-2c cake, for. .1Oc
Traglo's Swiss Rose Glycerine,
SWISS Violet Glycerine. s OF.
bar. Gi-2c cake. 3 for. .Iac
Special Nine Cake Assortment OF
high grade Toilet Soaps,
cakes in n, box .23c
SC SOAPS.
Witch Hazel. Rose. Violet, aI-2c
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NINE

~ giving the Youngsters an outt.E,,
and Sightseeing trip. They trooptSp
through the corridors .half an hour, lis
speeding the building. Then pr Rrvsn
marched them into the Senate chamhcn
where they shook hands with Licuten.
ant-Governor Ellyson and several nt
tn" Senators. At . o'clock in tho after
noon ihcT returned to Petnrahnry ~
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COMBINATION FOUNTAIN s,
HINGE AND HOT WATER


BOTTLES.
sl15 eat. White Excelsior. .sI.cs
sl65 .-qt. White Rubber
$50 2-qt Red Rubber, style Gs1.Ie
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S2.25 2-qt. Chocolate Rubber
% i "a ..:.... ........... SLID
s2,?5 2-qt White. The Perfec-
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80 2-qt, Chocolate, The Ideal 81 80
IS 2-qt. style Is and T.. .SI,Os
BULB sYRINGEs.
81 No, 600 Verebest Bulb sly
flnGe ....... SLID
81 No. els The Farryite Bulb
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Sl:5o Nos Go. $50 and Cos. The
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WHIRLING SPRAY SYRINGEs.
$3.50 Marvel Whirling Spray
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Wrecked Schooner p,cnr, ~

NORFOLK. VA. January SO-Tho
three-mastcd Schooner Frank n. Swain
was picked up to-day near Bodlcs
island by the revenue cutter Seminole
Inc schooner which was partly dis,
nnansicd in recent gale WAS loatin..
bottom up when the Seminole foumt
her The Swain was built in 1909, ana:
hnilS from boston
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Stationery Dept.
B0X PAPER, CORRESPONDENCE
CARDS. WRITING TABLETS,

bun fAPER, CORRESPONDENCE
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Soc Boy London Post-Templeton,
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25c box Writings Mousseline.
versailles. Linen Paper $3.50. 1sc
25c box Eaton, Pike and Cranes,
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100 box Initial Stationery Writ
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6oc box Writing Paper and Cor
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SOC box Wcyand's Peau de Peche,
tinted ........... .34c
Coo box Gold Edge Correspond
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6Oc box Fine Linen Writing Pa
per. two style envelopes. Roc
SOC box Mourning Paper .s7c
&c box Mourning Paper Zoe
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soc box Wcyands Peau de Peche
Gold Edge Correspondence
Cards,<2 styles I9c
soc box Drectoire Linen Core
spondence Cards azc
FINE LINEN WRITING PAPER~IN
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~ 49, :" linen gle
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envelopes 10 match the above
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20c New Century Marque Linen Ice
ibc New Century Record Linen. lie
loc Bamboo Bona Eide, stanton
70 in ,f.yA
letter business 70
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Here and There in the
Legislature

The opinion OF Acknowledgement
John Garland Pollard on the railway
franchise tax was received by the Leg
iSlaturc yesterday. The Attorney Gen
cral holds the franchise tax to he con-
stitutional. lie does not pass upon the
alleged conflict of the act with tho in
tcrstate commerce laws. The opinion
was rendered at the request OF the
House Of Delegates for the Information
OF the members.
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Rubber Goods
FOUNTAIN SYRINGE

FotNtAtN 81 HINGES.
qt,' rapid flow, 3 pipes and fully
guaranteed.
s1.25 Tragle's Seamless Fountain
syringe. at. zoe
Sl.50 Style X Seamless Fountain
Syringe. . Of sec
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Syringe. . Qt .TSc
Sl.15 Laurel Chocolate Fountain
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$3.50 style + Seamless Fountain
Syringe .... On