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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that letters If administration on the estate of David Laser. deceased. were issued tu the uu- dersieucd bv the probate court of Car land county. in the state of Arkansas on the goth day of March, 1915.
 An persons having claims against said estate are therefore hereby notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned prop erlv authenticated. within six months after the date of such letters or they may be precluded from any benefit in said es- tate And if such claims be not cNhib- tied as aforesaid. within one wear after ever barred and precluded from any beue- fit from said estate
 Given this goth day Of Anril. \, D. 1915.
 JAMES ARENSON Administrator of the Estate of David
 Laser Dpppagpd
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BOWLING NOTES.

The ladies mad possession of Me Roberts alleys last night anl made scores that the men folks could he proud of as the score will show The number of women howlers is con stantly on the increase as the lad ea are beginning to realize the keen sport and the inyigoratng, healtAful exar else to be derived from bowling. The Putnam ladies won by 5 pins. Mrs McROberts made high score, 15S. The ladies have selected Thursday night and will bowl their match games here after on that night. Score:
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Schultz Error Lost.

Brooklyn May 20-An error of judgment by Schulz in the first in ming today gave St Louis enough runs to win from Brooklyn. The final score was to |. With two ont and Dolan on second J. Miller hit to the third baseman who had an easy throw to first to retire the side. Instead. he tried for Dolan, who was safe at third on a close decision Hyatt then shot long double to right. SCOT ng both men.
 Score hy innings: R H E St Louis ......2l0 GOO O00-3 6 0 Brooklyn .......100 900 000-l 8 1
 Sallee and Snyder; Dell and O. Miller
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RoSoBoRo MILL BURNS.

Amity, Ark, May 20-The mill and electric power plant of the Rosoboro lumber mill, near here, buined this afternoon. causing $150000 loss and throwing 150 men out of work.
 The planer and al lumber were saved after q hard fight Kansas City capitalists are heavily interestei in the mill, which was one of the best equipped in Arkansas.
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Alexander Hit Hard.

Philadelphia, May 20 Cincinnati nit the delivery of Alexander hard to. day and Philadelphia was defeated, C to 2 both of the home teams taL lies were home runs Stock injured his ankle sliding into first
 Score by innings: R. II. F. Cincinnati .....110 0ol o30--G II c Philadelphia ....000 200 000-2 2
 Dale and Dooin: AleXaud and Killjfer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Carey Stole Home.

New York, May 20.-Pittsburg took the first game of the series from x . York today, 10 2 Carey made a clean steal of home in the eighth ln- ming Manager McGsaw Of New York got one cripple-Do>le-back in the game only to lose the services of his veteran catcher, Meyers, who split a finger in the fifth.
 Score by innings R h p. Pittsburg .......120 020 010-G 1 New York ...... GOO 01o 010-2 2
 Adams and Gibson; Perritt, Sehupp, Bitter and Meyers, Mclean.
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Mobile 6, Memphis i.

Mobile, May 2O.-Miller's home run with the bases full in the third in ming scored enough runs for Mobile to defeat Memphis in the opening game of the series today, to l.
 Score by innings: R.H.E Memphis .......O00 GOO 010-1 2 2 Mobile ........004 OO1 0lx-6 10 2
 Roth and Andreen; Hogg, Coving ton and Schmidt
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JACK o'KEEFE HERE.

Jack O'Keefe, one of the well known boxers of the middleweight division. is here taking baths and a preliminary course of training for some later en- agreements he has with some of the best in his class.
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35c. MEAL FOR
 2Oc.

Our regular price for single meal dinner or supper, is 25c, but you c save money and get the Best NJ Value in the city by buying a
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
LEGAL NOTICES

tion of W. N. Johnson. Beaudry, Ar
 kansas; List 7-593. The NE 1-4 NE l-f. the 1-2 NV IA NE 4, the NE IT NV 1-i NE IA, Sec. 20, T. N, R. 19 w. application of Peter Suchm- ski, i0i sherman St, Little Rock. Ar kansas; List 7-594 April %. 1915, C. M. Bruce, Assistant Commissioner Of the General Land office. 5-l21m
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FOR RT1NT-Nice new front room, newly furnished, very atatraetiye; with private family; two blocks from Como Hotel. PIG Parker Ave.
 i-29-tf
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sTALLlNGs TO ASSIST
 HARVARD BALL TEAM

Cambridge, Mass. May 20.-George T. Stanngs, manager of the woP . cnampion Bostos Nationals. toW gave the Harvard baseball squad h st7uctions in "inslle baeehall." He is said to have coll Tented to act as a sort of advisory ooath to the team.
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MISCELLANEOUS
JUDGE c. [. GOTHAM
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
 OAkI AVN MINERAL WEI

OAkLEWN MINERAL WELL Two blocks west pr Oakawn Race Track. This water is noted for its cures of Liver, Kidney Bladder and Stomach Troubles, Constipation and Eczema De- livered daily in l-2 gallon bottles, $l co per week. 1T you have kidney trouble. eczema or stomach trouble be sure and try it
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Lame Back.

Lame back is usually due to rheu- matism of the muscles of the back. Hard working people are most likely to suffer from 1t. Relief may be had by massaging the back with Cham berlain's Eminent two or three times a day. Try it. Obtainable every where
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Chicano 1. Boston 2.

Boston. May 2O-Chicago improved it's hold on second place against the Boston assault today. winning, to 2 Hughes struck out II Chicago bats men Maranyue accomplished a vest pocket catch in left field.
 Score by innings R T. F Chicago ........0l0 GOO 3O0-4 s Boston .........Ol0 100 000-2
 Pierce and BresnaAan. Archer; Hughes and Gowdy
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-SPORTlNG NEWS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Three PItchers ussd.

St. Louis May 2o New York made seven hits off three pitchers today and defeated St. Louis 1 to 2 Three runs in the first inning gave the wis itors lead that st. Louis could not overcome.
 Score by innings: R. II F. New York ..... 300 O0l 000-l ' c St. Louis .......020 0o0 000-2 s ]
 Warhop and Nunamaker; Weiman, Perryman, James aid 5everoid.
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New Orleans I, chattanoooa O.

New Orleans, May 20.-Nlw Or leans defeated Chattanooga, to C. today, in a ten inning pitchers bat tie.
 Score by innings. '. H. E. Chattanooga 1000 GOO 900 0-0 6 3 New Orleans .000 GOO 900 l-l i
 Marshall aand Kitchens; Weaver and Higgins.
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to-MEAL TICKET FOR s2

This ticket can be used one or mr., times per day. You will like our it, Cakes. Biscuits, Corn Bread, II 9 Made Pies and Cakes. We Sc fresh vegetables. the best butter. Q milk butter milk and spring wal,e our table Special attention gc those who are obliged to diet re. vice is prompt and efficient end thing is neat and nice. Cool q .s@ room-Electric fans Meal hot, ,.ia Breakfast ............7 to f9 a. [ Dinner .........1t:45 to 1: 30 D. q Supper ........5:45 to 7:39p. n SPECIAL BREAKFASTS 2oc And we serve you fruit. cereals. oa meal, bacon and eggs, potatoes. hc cakes, toast, coffee tea, milk or bu termik
 summer rates on room and board.
 Our rooms are the coolest. If ther is a breeze we get Ir
 TERRACE HOME HOTEL
 No. 5 Fountain Terrace. (Just one-quarter block off Centra and one-half block from Arlineton.)
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
standlnn of the Clubs.
Atlanta 2, Little Rock 0.

Atlanta, May 2O-Atlanta made it three out of four from Little Rock by winning tOdays game, 9 to o.
 Score by innings: RH.E Little Rock .....0O0 0O0 00O-O 9 Atlanta .........OOO 02O cox 9 2
 East Moran and Gibson; Kelly and Jenkins
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Hot Springs. Ark.. Nav n. 19l5.

Hot Springs, Ark, May II, 1915.
 Sealed proposals in trirlicate will be received until | a. m, May S1, 1915, for constructing addition to ward building Mo- 6, at Army and Navy Gen eral Hospital Information on appli. cation. Constructing Quarfermaster
 5-l1-l2-13-l4-27-27
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The Parkers High Arts and Majas- ties bowl Monday night.
 The prize rollers hold the boards tonight.
 Morphis and Scott are tied with POS each for the May prize at ten pins.
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Administrator of the Estate of Davi Laser, Deceased.
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Other Federal games, rain.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Got Seventeen Hits.

Iot Seventeen HIts.
 St. Louis, May 20,-Buftalo slugs q Groom and Herbert for seventeen hits which netter them eleven runs, wh le Ford and Bedient gave St Louis six scattered hits which produced only one run here today.
 Score by innings. k. II. F. Buffalo .......l00 2il O3O-1l l7 i St. Louis ......l00 000 000- 3 Ford Bedient and Blair, Groom, Herbert and Hartley.
 Other Federal games, rain.
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FIFTH ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
 DIcT7ICT NO 2a

The tax books for the collection of the fifth annual special assessment upon the real property in street improvement dis trict No 23. for the purpose of paving and other improvements on Park avenue for the year 1915 have been placed in my hands All owners of prouertv lying in the said district are reQuited 10 pay their assessment 10 me on May the luth 1915. If payments are not made within thirty days ffom that date action will hp come menced at the end of that time for the collection Of said assessments. penalties and costs. Given under my hand this the goth day of April 1915
 s w. C. SMITH. Collector. At office Of Arkansas Trust Co. 4-2l If
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Birminaham Z. Nashville 1.

Birmingham, May 0--Robertson was invincible today and the locals easily defeated Nashville, to 1.
 Score by innings: R. IT. P. Nashville ....... GOO 100 000-1 8 Birmingham M .OO0 200 5Ox-7 II I
 Rankin, Leverette and Street; Rob ertsOn and Wallace
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Bottled milk ana cream delivered to any part of the city, daily Pure wholesome and rich, The Pasteu riIed hilk Go. Phone IS i-Gi-h
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

One soda fountain, 12 feet long, complete with electric carbonator. coffee and chocolate urn, electric mixer chairs, glassware, dishes, etc, one National cash register, six plaIe glass show cases and wall case, Hu- midor for cigars; one past card rack, two ceiling fans. Apply to Geo. R
 Watson, GOO Central avenue. Te'e- phone 290 or 1858. 514-tt
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WARNING ORDER.

IT Hinton. J. PC L. Moore. Plaintiff vs. A L. Blum. Defendant
 The above named defendant. A. L.. within thirty days and answer the com ulaiut of c. l.. Moore plantiff herein
 II HINTON J. r.
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LEGAL NOTICES

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
 IN NATIONAL FOREST.
 Notice is hereby gwen that the lands described below. embracing 2N0 acres, within the Ark~nsas National Forest. Arkansas, will be subject to settlement and entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of the United States and the aCt Of June II, 1906 t34 stat. 233). at the United States land office at Little Rock, Arkansas. on May 12. 1915. Any faith claiming any of said lands for agri- cultural purposes prior to January |. l9u6, and has not abandoned same has a preference right tA make a homestead Said lands were listed upon the appli- cations of the persons mentioned below, who have preference Iieht subject to the prior right Of any such settler, pro- vided such settler or auplir4nt is quail fled Co make homestead entry and the preference right is exercised prior tu May 12 1915 on which date the lands Will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualified ueiSou. The lands are as follows The $ l2 NV l-t SE 1-t. w. SO acres, listed upon application of Napoloon Davis. Lawrence. Arkansas:
 The x i-2 NV t-4 sec. .25. T. 1 N, R. Staniiford Jessieviile, Arkansas; Lst
 The s 1-2 NE 1-4 the N 1-2 sE IA NV l-4. Sec l9. r. N. R. 20 w, ap- nlication of Alfred E Samples 1l2G 1-2 S,,,i w; Fifih street I.ag Oklahoma City, Okla
 The The sE ii-i sW t-4. Sec. 12. TIN. R. 70 w. 9th r. NJ, 40 acres. application of $. n. Brown, DeQueen. Arkansas; List
 Febiuarv 27. 1915. C. NJ Rruce Assist ant Commissioner of the General Land Office
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

One five-passenger touring car, fine condition. for sale. $500. Wayne II. Moore. Phone 1467. 4-25-hf
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston !, Shreveport 0. Galveston &, Fort Worth g. Beaumont 2, Dallas s
 san Antonio 2, Waco : Q3 in- nings).
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SWAT THE FLYl by letting the Missouri Lumber Go. screen your homes. Phones 1855 or l046.
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FOR SALE

Valuable property on Central avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas. This property consists of q block ot four lots, comprising an area of ei feet front and 175 feet deep. lt Is situated between the Kentucky and New York Clubs, nearly op- posIte the Arlington Hotel. Splen- did location for modern fire proof hotel, so much needed In Hot Springs; or for an office or com mercial building. Sale on easy terms, or will lease property on lonq term. For particulars, In- quire Room POS, Arkansas Nation al Bank Building. 3-9-tf
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FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, one good pair of medium size
 mules, g years old; four excel lent Jersey milk cows and 6 calves. Hiram Wilmington, phore 655. 5-12-f.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-01

l'cmurruis secured control " the
United states government they turned
100" out Dee mughIugly remarked, lu
conversation with a group N old time
friends hut there will come another
change and some ~ these DAYS Okla.
h1uu viii bee >rru in the Republican
r'onm Prosperity and the RrpublI
wn party nr" coming back They are
great team mates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-01
DELAY WORTH $l977

Nlrlm lmdon brought wlt against
,hlr Snnlo Fee railroad company 100 rm
district court Thursday for the sum nf
N''. alleging that u June station
uNggugc agent had refused to check
nrr trunk, after She had presented
lIou,nurlutlon fur herself u hUu,us
city She was in q prrurIuu. roudi
ton physically ut the time thn uru.
i'on STATES aud following the refusal
ot the agent 10 cheek her trunk She
wa, compelled 10 drmy her Journey,
as 10 wns necessary fnr hrr u have
the trunk uu arrival
Abusive and insulting language
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-01
COFFEE HOUSE BANKRUPT

MuSEOGEE oct I The Musko
sur Coffee company of which II. H.
Rice Is president, filed petition or
voluntary bankruptcy IN the United
Snne court Thursday The company
Irns are listed nc y4l2l.st and the A.
suCs urr given ar 5000 " which $1,000
is m Insurance policy that may be
contested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-01

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New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Bv ALFRED W. MeCANN.

imitation eurrsnt jelly made up o.
glucose, apple juice from SKINS ana
cores. pbosphoric acid, sugar and IT'D
bon dye.
On completing my Investigation | re-
ported these things to J. l. Loose !"
person. "Out they CO." he said out
they 90" And they went. That set'ie'
that
Now. what did End that makes tne
Sunshine claims glow like noonshihe'
unless you put them to the test?
Let us take butter, for instance. here
is a bakery that uses butter by the ton
Globe readers know what kind OF but
ter is employed in the average bakery
business. Globe readers know Of the
moor wretches in New York City who
have been arrested for meddling with
the '1adles butter" business, and Globe
readers know the meaning OF the
phrase bakers butter" "processed
butter" renovated butter" reclaimed
grease" "inedible fats" etc.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Go Ahead and Shout.

The bakery operates rs own la9h'''
and thus. by insisting on clean O''
forms, does not penalize the emp'0'''
in order 20 maintain cleanliness.
have not told hall that is TO be w.
of the Sunshine plant. IL IS not p''
sible TO tell it all. The beauty OF u .
one has to see it 20 appreciate H. =
mere superficial visit will disclose 0lL
such virtues as are obvious. p'"'
into every nook and corner y
under the skin of the place. VEN "
the storerooms in the basement
amined all the stock. every barrel W
pail. case. carton. can, tieree' and ~"
age in the establishment. ! insD''"
the spices. fruits hsvors' mO'''"
cheese. oils, butter, chocolate 49, w.,
-four. eggs. sugars, in fact svery'''.
that could be critically examined o."
TO the test. IA.
Hereafter when the Looss-"iio ~
ple shout will say with tho"
know, They have a right 20 -.
Let only the envious. the unelesn OF
scoTer deny them their pfi''"
Adyt. s
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
TO OBSERVE PALM SUNDAY
st. Paul's, Brooklyn, to Have
Elaborate Ceremonies To- -dav

St. Pauis Protestant Episcopal
Church. Clinton and Carroll streets.
Brooklyn, will observe Palm Sunday
to-day with elaborate ceremonials.
There will be a solemn procession.
forming in the guild hall and march
ing TO the front entrance. II will be
headed ty Robert W. Wall, the sacred
guard, in sixteenth century costume.
carrying a hslberd, with mace and side
arms.
Thurifers. scolytes, torch bearers.
choir boys and men, sacristan. senior
and junior wardens. the clergy, the
Right Rev. VI. Edward Fawcett. Bishop
OF Quincy, H., and Father Harry Her
bert Leeper, Lordon's missionary
preacher, will march in the procession.
The service will begin promptly at
1880 4. m. after the ceremony Of
blessing the palms. Bishop Fawcett
will preach in the morning, and also
at the evensong at I p. m.
Special music has been arranged by
Charles $. Yerbery. organist and choir
master.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Got Into Their Books.

found shs Loose Wiles concern 20
be using Elgin creamery hrsts. To put
nv discovery to the test, demanded
permission 70 scan the books Of the
company and vas not denied. | ran
over those books as far back as July,
1914, checking up every purchase for
nine months, and found that during
that time the Loose Wiles Company
paid premium prices for Elgin cream
cry frsts, ranging from 28 cents to 81
cents a pound in carlosI lots. They
could have bought stuff at IS cents a
pound, and the dear public, bedevilled
and bedamned. would never have
known the difference. II my enemies
in New York are anxious to get some
thing on me, let them send an expert
accountant to the LooSe-Wiles estab-
lishment TO check up on what have
said here.
How about gelatine? ri get them
there thought. So did. The gela-
tine used in my presence was top
notch quality. 1t was inodorous, flavor
less, pure. ! knew they had paid at
least twenty-four or twenty-five cents
for it. went 20 their books and found
them to be paying twent, eight cents.
There was one shipmen- at eighteen
cents. 1t disturbed me. traced it
and found that it had been condemned
upon its arrival and had not been
used. The bakers reported it mot up
to quality and it was rejected.
In the same manner | found the
price paid by the Sunshine people for
egg powder 20 be sixty-three cents
pound. Egg men know more of the
meaning Of this fact than cake eaters
can understand.
They make their own vanilla extract,
using Mexican beans in the process.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

Never were such outIandIsh or ex-
travagant claims made in behalf OF
bakery as those set up by the Loose
Wiles Biscuit Company, consisting OF
J. L. Loose, J. S. Loose. J. II. Wile', q.
W. Hopkins and B. L. Hupp.
For instance, these people call their
establishment in Long Island City
"cracker palace" ""largest in the world
"white tiled inside and out" flooded
with sunshine" etc. Sunshine is the
trade mark Of the institution. but
moonshine is the type Of its talk.
Lured by the big words and the fine
frenzy and the bubbIing enthusiasm OF
the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company's ad-
vertising I visited the place, which they
call their New York Cracker Palace,
Long Island City, and asked to be al
lowed to run amuck throughout the
building.
was passed along from pillar to
post. meeting the senior member OF the
firm, J. L. Loose, and all the others who
were in the city at the time Of my IN
spection. They decided TO let me have
the run OF the plant and | started on
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Cheapness Exiled.

The mployecs By no means are Tor
gotten. They operate snd nsnage thar
own restaurant. where foods 0. ia
best quality are served az cost. Th'
average meal, consisting o. 'ou'
chicken fricas ee. stewed carrots
boiled potatoes, greens, puddings 'n'
coffee. costs Il cents. consumed ~
cent meal and was filled,
Some OF the girls. working on pee
work, earn as much as s22 "ssi
They have their own rest room, fu''
nished with beautiful rugs lounges si'
comfortable chairs. They will eontln"
to have it as long ss they continue r"
respect il. "a they do now.
The men are provided with ores'hi
rooms opening into an sirshsft o"
equipped with shower baths. Ihey H'
all on lighting edge, working for thth
employers. tell you II pays fo''
manufacturers 20 be good.
A perfect little hospital in ehsrst 4"
a trained nurse is one OF the tes'u"
OF the establishment. II is provided |"
that any emergency may be met VI"
As a matter Of TACT. the nurse /"
charge was formerly in charge OF ;
Johns Hospital. Long lslaEd Wv
Efficiency and thoroughness plus qua
ity. / OF cheapness. are a. work IN w
Sunsb family.