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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

owes debt of gratitude TO Mr..
Hooper. g. W. W. Hanger. a member
Of III" public group on the RaiIroad
Labor Board. said:
II to"l much gratiiCation that the
strike has been Hvcrtcd. When | learned
yesterday thar tho brUthcrhoOds had not
seen our annOunC"mout until il was
brought to their attention yesterday by
Governor lloop"r. fclt that it Of
tcrrd way out. and that there was at
least a possibility that the suggestions
world be accepted nS a basis Of >cttlr.
m"nt.
II think thr whole country owes Il
dchf of gratitude 10 Governor Hoopn'
for his effective work in bringing about
Il settlement.
"Thc board was fortunate also in
having aN member Mr. McMcnimcn.
ti"nS. WAS able nj III" critical time Ia
and Governor Hooper. which resulted in
avcrting n country y-widc calamity"
Shopmen Are Satisfied
I'll" order resembling the strike call
Is satisfactory tn th" maintenance Of
way employees and shop laborrrS. ]. g..
Smith. vie" president of the organiza :
tion. said today. II think this settle
mrnt is all right. MIR. Smith said. Il
am satisfied and think my orgariza-
tion i also. W" will hold NO further
discussion of the strike question ut our
meeting in Detroit. November 3.
Complct" plans TO avert the most
serious hundicaps Of the threatened
strike were made by tn" Government
while the strike sill appeared a GER
tainty. District Attorney CIyue made
known today. Applications for injunr-
tons restraining the brO'hcrhood chiefs
from carrying out tn" strike with orders
necessary TO conduct these proceedings
Wrre in tn" hands Of District Attorneys
throughout the country ready TO be pre- =
sCnted In Federal Courts.
The applications wer" drafted by At
tOrncy General Daughrrty at a confer
ence with five District Attorneys ear
lier in the week. and followed closely
those drawn by former Attorney Cen
cral Richard Olncy in 1894 for the
injunction issued in July Of that year
restraining Eugcn" Y. Dcbs and other
officers of the American Railway Union
from interfering with transportation O.
the United States mail. Mr.. Clync
said.
The Government program included
rwo actions 70 prevent tip-up il
transportation and n third looking tC
tho punishment Of strike leaders through
indictments for conspiracy against tn,
public.
These were TO be presented 10 tn,
court twPnty-four hours before the tint
the strike was scheduled to begin.
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U. of p. Men Greet Hjlsers

En- route from Albany. N. Y, to
Miami, Fla, on foot, three ex- x-servico
men called brief halt on the campus
of the University of Pennsylvania yes
terday and were accorded Il warm re-
ception by many students. The men
who are making the hike are Frederick
Bengthal, Raymond Pepper and his
brother, Frederick. he three carried
regular army knnpsacks. containing
blankets and other equipment neccs.
sary for passing many nights in the
open. Their next stop will be Balti-
more.
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ARMS CONFERENCE NEEDS
PUBLICITY. SAYS WELLS
English Author Expresses Trust In
Parley on Arrival Here

New York. Oct. 2S.--ll. G.. Wells.
English author on his arrival last night
on the steamship Adrtatic expressed the
opinion that it would be harmful TO
shield the sessions of the forthcoming
Washington Conference on Armament
Limitations from publicity.
The surrounding Of tho conference
activities with secrecy would be a mis-
take" h" said. "and might cause mis-
understanding. The result would be
that inaccurate information would leak
out. This might cause serious diSS"n-
sion among the delegates to tn" con-
ference.
Il am confident that the conference
will NOT fail.
Other passengers included Richard
Strauss. composer and conductor; Th"o-
dor Chaliapno. Russian buSSO baritone :;
Iucrczin Rori, Spanish soprano. and
Peggy Hopkins Joyce. Of Chicago.
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Tunnel Commission in Pittsburgh

COlIingswOOd. \. J., Oct. 2N.-F. F.
Gallagher. Of this place. a member "f
the Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Com
mission of New Jersey. has returned
from Piushurgh where. with other
members of the commission, he cX-
amined tunnel running TO min"
1000 feet deep. for the purpose Of be-
coming acquainted with the methods of
ventilation.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
FRATERNITIES

ing Charles E. Baldwin. P. g. c.;
James A. West, r. c.; s. Harry Cum
ningham, p. c.: T. A. Birgfeld. S. W.;
Sir knight Zepp, Sir knight Roberts.
Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. West. Mrs.
Atchinson, Mrs. Bergfeld and Mrs.
Roberts.
The Commandery Drill Corps is
drilling twice a week in preparation
for the pilgrimage to New Orleans.
The first dance of the series to be
given by the Drill Corps was held at
the Washington Hotel. and was well
corps last season were very popular.
Ten members of the Masters Asso-
citation of 1921 responded to the in
vitation of Earl D. Stocking, master
of King David Lodge. No. Is, to OFF,
ciate in the E. A. degree at that
lodge Tuesday evening. Those who
participated were: Worshipful Mas
ters Richard c. Titlow, Naval Lodge,
No. 4; Charles E. Johnson. Hiram
Lodge. No. 10; Arthur G. Fessenden.
Lebanon Lodge. No. 4; A. v. Burdine.
Acacia Lodge. No. IS; George T;
Lodge. No. "A: Herbert c: Cave.
Osiris Lodge, No. 26; A. B. Caldwell.
Joppa Lodge, No. So: George A. Smith,
William r. Singleton Lodge. Nc, 80;
D. B. Perry. East Gate Lodge No. "a.
and William B. Rich, King Solomon
Lodge, No. 81. The regular. .commu-
nication of the lodge for October Is
has been called off. as the lodgeroom
is being redecorated prior to the
grand visitation announced for No
vember l.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Franklin Lodge, No. 2. "the mother
lodge" will be host to the officers of
the Grand Lodge Tuesday evening, on
it's official visitation. This is the
nome lodge OF Past Supreme Chan
cellor Edward Dunn.
Rathbone-Superior Lodge has COM
mittees at work to make the annual
Grand Lodge visitation Friday even
ing, success.
Amaranth Lodge has embarked on
its membership campaign in earnest.
At the meeting Monday evening the
knight rank was conferred. A dozen
candidates are ready for the page
rank. petitions to be voted on, it is
announced and others awaiting COM
mittee reports will add materially to
the list.
At recent meeting of Franklin
Lodge, No. 2. Past Supreme Chancel-
lor Dunn presented to the lodge a
gavel and stand OF genuine myrtle,
the gift Of Mrs. K. v. Barton -Nicklin,
widow of Mr.. Barton. Past Grand
Chancellor Patrick accepted the gift
on behalf Of the lodge.
Home Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening.
The officers of the Grand Lodge
visited Myrtle Lodge Tuesday even
ing. The lodgroom was filed to
the doors with representatives from
every lodge in the domain
Texas delivered the address of the
evening, "a real heart message from
the Pythians of Texas" Marion
Thompson presented & bouquet of
carnations to Mr.. Connally as a token
of appreciation. The proceedings of
the evening were enlivened by orches-
ira selections under. the direction Of
George E. Heisley and F.. r. thinner
man. Refreshments and cigars were
served. Myrtle Lodge is the home
lodge of Grand Vice Chancellor Miss
baum. Former Vice Grand Chancel-
lor Ellery Heiss was presented. He
has recently returned to the city after
an absence Of many months.
Earl st. Morton of William McKin-
ley Lodge, No. .101, Wakefield. Mass,
was a visitor to Webster Lodge, No. Z,
Tuesday evening. Mr. Morton is
president of the Order OF Railroad
Station Agents. In his official capac-
ity he has visited all the large cities
Of this country and has many friends
in Webster Lodge.
Many local Pythians went to Alex
andria the past week to attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of the
State Of Virginia. Thursday evening
Syracusaus Lodge Of this city partici-
pated in the competitive rendition of
the Knight rank in amplified form.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

washington Council will meet Tues.
day night and committees appoint
the meeting general meeting OF the
committee on arrangements for the
Kentucky barbecue will be held. This
affair, 1t is said. promises to be the
biggest event in Knights Of Column
bus circles for years and will be held
Council. Committee officers are An
tom Auth, chairman; Micfael A.
K(ane, vice chairman. and J. E. Col
lihower is In charge of tickets. The
barbecue will be held the evening of
October 10 on the private grounds of
the Keane estate. at 18th and Benning
road. The H street line will stop at
the place and autos can go up a good
lane and park on the place.
John H. Farrell, who has staged
many a barbecue in old Kentucky.
will be master Of ceremonies. Rev. DR..
Guilday OF tfe Catholic University
will be the speaker. Comic inter-
Corks Clown Band.
Washington Councils dancing as
sembly will inaugurate the season
Saturday night in the Arcade BALL
room. Dancing Will start at 9 o'clock.
Many novelties in the way of music
refreshments will be served.
Potomac Council will meet tomor-
row night and the newly installed
grand knight. r. O'Lone, will make
announcements of committees.
In Carroll Council. Tuesday even
announced the appointment of Joseph
]. Degnan as lecturer and William
Werner as organist. A lecturers
committee is now being formed and
plans are under way for q Halloween
party. Rev. DR.. John F. Cartwright
of Do fric do I>ria Of
address and George Dowden enter
tanned with songs. The following
committee was appointed to confer
with a like committee from the four
other councils to arrange for a con-
cert to be given in the fall at the
the new home: Charles Montgomery.
chairman, James Ryan and Julian
Marceron. Members of the council
have been invited to attend the CO.
lumbus Country Club carnival at
Fort Berry, Va. beginning October Il;
be held in the Knights of Columbus
hall Wednesday evening at s:15.
under the auspices of Washington
General Assembly. Fourth Degree.
Charles w. Darr, faithful master,
will preside, The program ssaa+,fa for the he
Miss Katherine Bowles. well-known
violinist. and comedy and popular
songs sung by Bernard Fitzgerald and
George Dowden. The address of the
evening will be delivered by Rev.
James Shera Montgomery. chaplain in
the House of Representatives.
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, at it's last meeting
presented the Faithful Admiral
Charles w. Aughinbaugh with a
fourth degree watch fob, in recogni-
ton of his services as faithful navi-
gator of the assembly and as a men,
ber Of the order at large. Arrange
ments are complete for the Colum-
bus day celebration to be held at the
knights of Columbus hall October IL
at 8:15 pm. Men prominent in pub
lie life will be guests of honor and
the meeting will be open to all citi-
zens of Washington-men and women.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Grand visitations to constituent
lodges for the fall series will be
made as follows: Friendship. No.
12, Wednesday. November 2; Bright
Amity. No. u. Tuesday, November 8;
Salem, No. %. Thursday, November
10; Mount Pleasant. No. 20, Tuesday,
November Is; Columbia, No. 10,
Thursday, November II; Excelsior,
No. II, Tuesday November %; East
ern, No. Z, Wednesday, November 20;
Union. No. II, Monday. November 2s;
Covenant, No. Is, Wednesday, Novem-
Der 80.
The last session of Metropolitan
Lodge was the scene of merriment
and good nature, the predominant
feature occurring when Vice Grand
role, presented a twenty-f1ve-year
jewel to Past Grand Temple b.
Greenstreet. AS mark of distinc-
ton, all members of the lodge bearing
like jewels were present, some hav-
ing attained the, half-century mark.
Columbia Lodge has planned a get
together session. An appropriate
program will be presented.
Washington Lodge Tuesday even
ing held a smoker and get-together
session attended by more than $50
members and invited guests. The
large banquet room in the temple
presented an appropriate appearance,
with the tables prettily decorated.
Among those responding were Past
Grand Master William ]. Hope, Past
Grand Edward C. Grumley and Grand
Master Wolfe. With. Miss Leland
Hobbs at the piano. William Green
burg sang popular songs. The chair
man of the committee, Foster Wood,
was assisted by Vice Grand Jacob D.
Nelson.
Friendship Lodge Monday evening
observed the seventy-ninth anniver-
sary of it's institution, with more
than 200 members and their families
and friends present in the lodgeroom
at S22 goth street northwest. The
program, in charge of Past Grand
Ray L. Smith and Joseph F. Wynn.
presented Miss Lackie kincer. piano
solo; the Misses Goerner. fancy dane
ing, with their father at the piano:
Vice Grand Lampe and Mr.. Parks,
black-face comedians, and H. E. An
gel. leader. string quartet. A buffet
luncheon was served.
Grand Patriarch William w. Adams
will make his annual visit to Mount
Nebo Encampment Monday, Novem-
Der 2S.
Past Grand Representative Frank
D. Seiffert, scribe. has in charge ar
rangements for the annual visit of
the grand patriarch to Columbus en-
campment, at the first meeting in No
vember.
"One hundred strong is the slogan
Of Canton Washington, No. 1, for its
journey to Detroit next September to
boost Washington as the convention
city In 1923. In former years the
local canton has captured first prize
on several occasions.
The general committee which had
charge Of the SEVENTEEN anniversary
Of the Rebekah degree will meet
Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the red
room, I. o. o. F. Temple.
Wednesday evening at the meeting
OF the Noble and Vice Grand Associa-
tion in lodgeroom No. 1, General In
structor Frank NJ. Roller will have
charge of the class and Individual
instruction, and. engagements per-
mitting. Grand Master Wolfe will de-
liver an address.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

After a short business session
Tuesday night Hope Council. No. l.
gave it's monthly social. The guests
of honor were Mrs. Cutler, ex-nation-
al representative of Herkimer Coun-
Gil, No. 109; Mrs. Annie Van De Water,
ex-national representative. OF New
York, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ban
ham of Independence Council. No. 2S,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Speeches were made
by the visitors and the applause ex-
pressed the appreciation. Games were
played. and at a late hour refresh
ments were served. Mrs Ida Fighter.
Mrs. Ida Self and Mrs. Hattie Self
were in charge. g =
Evening star., 1921-10-09
MAcCABEEs.

National Tent members took up the
matter of building a Maccabee temple
in this city. October Land it was
viewed in a favorable light. Edwin
Smith, the record keeper, explained
how it can be done, and urged last
ing monument be erected to the as
sociation in the Capital city of the
United States. aPst 8. D. 8. Adamson
of Mount Vernon Tent. also spoke In
favor Of the plans suggested by Mr..
tuesday night, Mount Vernon
Tent. No. 4. discussed the mat
ter of holding jointly with the
woman's branc,. Of the Maccabees, on
the night Of the 25th. card party
and entertainment, in the lodge room
of the tent, sth and F streets north
views in the District:
Commander Bass of the tent was
selected to appear in the parade on
November II, II the original plan Is
carried out. whereby patriotic orders
are to be part Of the line Of march.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16. F. e..
pm: E. A., 7:30; Lebanon, NO. Z,
10th anniversary, Arcade.
Tuesday-Federal. No. l. F. e.: IL
koma. No. 20. grand visitation
pm.
wednesdsy-st. Johns Mite Associa-
Thursday-Temple- -Noyes. No. &c. n:
NJ; Congress. No. 81. special; 7:So
pm. NJ. NJ.
saturday-School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 3. P. N.
and NJ. f. NJ: Hiram, No. 1O. Z.
NJ and NJ. f. NJ.
Fuesday-Potomac. No. 8. Mark
Thursday No. MARX.
Friday-Eureka, No. 4. Mark: lapltoi'
No, ii, p. NJ and NJ. E. NJ.
Saturday-High Priests Association
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR COMMAND
ERIES.
Friday-BrightwOod. No. 8. Red Cross
and Malta.
AcoIENr AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday Chapter, knights
Rose Croix.
ORDER OF DE MoLAY.
Tbursday-Robert lie Bruce Council. in
stitutiOn.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The members Of the good of order
committee of Independent Council. No
E. were entertained by Mrs. Hattie M
Miller, chairman, Tuesday evening
when plans for the annual state visi-
tation were made. A two-act comedy,
entitled, "Rev. Dayton, U-to-Date,' y
will be a feature of the entertain
ment. The council is also planning a
reception in honor Of it's deputy to-
morrow. She expects to return from
Atlantic City for the occasion. ~
Loyalty Council, No. 10, last week
entertained in honor Of the new dep
uty, Mrs. Naoma Swami, Jr. P. N. c..
Mrs. Swami gave talk on a trip
she had just taken. After remarks
by Mrs. e. Ferguson. state treasurer.
and Mrs. J. Delano of Fidelity Coun-
Gil, a picture painted by Mrs. L. Kel-
ly was disposed of to help buy q
grafonola for, the lodge. Miss Helen
Culp secured the prize. Refreshments
and dancing followed.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Reacon, No. IS. nrst degree.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 9. second
degree; Golden Rule, No. Fl, first
degree; Amity, No. q, third de-
gree.
dnesday-Eastern, No. Z, and Har-
mony, No. 8. first degree.
Columbia. No. 10, and
Salem, No. %. first degree.
Friday-Central. No. 1: Metropolis.
No. 10. and Federal City. No. 20.
first degree.
saturdny-Brightwood. No. 80, second
degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Mount Nebro. No. 8, patriar-
chal degree.
Wednesday Columbian. No. l, golden
rule degree.
REBEkAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther, No. 8. degree.
Wednesday-MOunt Pleasant, No. 0,
degree.
Thursday-Martha Washington, No. 3,
degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRANDS ASSO-
CITATION.
ednesday-lnstructions.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

decided to hold a special meeting the
night of October 18 to which all mem
bers will be invited. and the degree
work exemplified. Several members
were reported on the sick list. among
them G. Q. Wallace. f. +. Price, J. f..
Wilson and John F. Konitz, the latter
being at the National Soldiers Home
OF Virginia The degree teah of
Washington Camp is being recruited
by Capt. Beach for the purpose of taxi
ing part in the parade on Armistice
day. All Woodmen who will take
part have been requested to report
to him at once.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

on behalf of the ball tossers. Presi-
dent Freeland of the Boosters Club
thanked the men for their fine work
as representatives of the order.
Monday night w. A. Fraser Camp
will hear a special report OF its en-
tertainment committee.
Old Glory Tuesday night will con-
slider uniform rank business and dis
Maple Camp at Capitol Heights will
cuss the memorial committees report.
entertain visiting Woodmen Wednes-
day night. Consul Commander T. G.
Brown has promised an interesting
evening.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

view, which consolidated recently
with Georgetown. The review will
entertain the D. c. Ofhcers' Club Oc-
tober 27 at the home of Mrs. Mary
Killeen, Bit N street northwest
Liberty Union, Monday evening. the
first meeting since June. discussed
plans for a Halloween dance. The
review has entered membership
contest, Mrs Grace Constable and
Mrs. Helen Luckett being captains,
the losing side banqueting the win
'ners to a turkey dinner. Mrs. Mar
garet Boose donated the fowl for the
menu. The annual rummage sale will
be held November II, IS and 10.
The D. C. Union Guard team will
meet Wednesday evening at the
Thomson School.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
cards being obtainable from the COM


President Edwin H. Neumeyer of
the champion Elks' base ball team
and Capt. Johnny Blair were pre-
sented with the three silver loving
cups. given by Edward Mclean Of
the Washington Post, Jack Garrison
Of the Capitol Theater and the
Raleigh Haberdashery Shop, Wednes-
day eWning. Spaulding & Co. pre-
sented gold base ball fobs to all the
players Of the Neumeyer team. A
smoker will be given to the team at
the clubhouse. Tuesday, October Is.
The team will be the guest Of Man.
ager Ira La Motto at the Shubert-
Belasco Theater Friday might.
Chairman Howard M Peter of the
memorial committee announces that
the memorial services will be held
at the. Central High School. Sunday
December 4. at pm. Splendid in
strumental and vocal music will be
rendered on that occasion: and 1t is
expected the President Will attend
the services.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Wo0DMEN OF THE WORLD.

The grand class Initiation is to be
staged at the Boosters Club October
18. Every camp in the District has
given notice of entries in this event.
The Boosters prize degree team.
which will confer the degree, is as
follows: Consul Commander. T. B.
Pherson: banker, w. A. Riley; escort,
J. H. Pumphrey: watchman. A. Whit
worth; sentry, G. Rupert; past con-
sui commander. T. G. Brown.
Short talks from visitors were fea-
lures at Alpha Camp Friday night.
After the regular session the banquet
was given to the victorious base ball
team. J. C. Mcconnell. manager, and
Capt. Humphries responded to toasts
Evening star., 1921-10-09
JR, o. II. A. M.

Benning Council, No. 81. had as
guests last Monday evening State
Councillor w. II. Lanham. State Vice
Councillor George i. Ames, State
Council Secretary John Prender and
State Deputy A. l.. Dahler, who made
addresses. congratulating the council
on its good work. The council con-
ferred the degree of Virtue Liberty
and Patriotism. the initiatory work
being put on in charge of George v.
Merle and Guy Gray. After the
meeting social sassion was held by
the good of Ike OF Ter committee.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Bright stars, when low down near
the sea horizon, some times puzzle
even the most experienced sailors as
to whether or not they are ships
lights. Reference to this fact has
occasionally been made in connec-
ton with collisions between vessels
in the Oyen ocean.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
W0MAN's BENEFIT ASS0CIA.
TON.

National Review, Friday evening
will hold reception for the new
members and a homecoming for the
old members. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged, with Mrs
Rhoda Ireland as acting chairman.
Georgetown, No. 10. will hold a re-
ception tomorrow evening to well
come the members of Bethesda Re-
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Washington Camp, No. 11464. had
for it's guest Tuesday evening in
Typographical Temple F. f. Hinker-
son, formerly district deputy Of the
Modern woodmen in Georgia. who
entertained the members with re-
marks on "Woodcraft, How Best
Served" Capt. P. K. Beach spoke on
the ups and Downs of Washington
Camp" and after the two addresses
a general discussion followed as to
the best means of advancing the cause
Evening star., 1921-10-09
MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA

The hall of West End Camp has
been given extensive repairs. thor
ough renovation, new flooring and
furnishings
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Director Korns of the Modern
Woodmen. formerly head banker. 1t Is
announced, will make visit to camps
of this city early in the winter.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

The Elks' Band of seventy-one
players, it is announced, will not be
at the barbecue of the Knights Of CO.
lumbus, October 19. In its stead, the
Jolly Corks will do the honors on that
occasion.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The grand matron and other off,
GERS of the Grand Chapter will visit
Takoma Chapter, No. IL. Friday. The
program Is in charge of Past Matron
Lucy NJ. Feldman,
Evening star., 1921-10-09
4 Lowered Prices on
Asb MI. Family Remedies

Sloan's Liniment, 29c, SIC, sl.09
$l.OO Alcorub, the netD
rubbing AIcohoI.... 83c
$l.OO AIboline Mineral Oil,
pint ............ 69c
25c Beecham's Pills. 49,. l5c
SOC Colitornia's Fig Syrup 43c
25c Carfers Liver Pills.. I5c
SOC Cuticura Ointment. :. 36c
SOC CaIdsoelPs Syrup Pep.
sin ........... 39c
Father Johns Medicine. 49c
$I.2O Gray's Glycerine Tonic 92c
Csc Jdd Salts. ts............ 6sc
6Oc Kiln,er's Ssoamp Root 39c
SOC Limestone Phosphate 3lc
25c Lapactic Pills, l00s.. &c
SCOTS Emulsion. .45c and 89c
6Oc Nujol, small. ......... 42c
SOC PhenoIax Wgers.... l9c
Soc PosIan, Ointment. -. 34c
THpentine, pint. ......... 2Oc
SIPS Pierce's Faporite Pre-.
scyipeion ............ Csc
Evening star., 1921-10-09

The popularity of the Thursday
are by Invitation only, Invitation