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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
HuRRARD,s COTTON LEi.rrn

New York. June 9.-- Special. )- Our market showed a decided tenden- cy to advance during the day under the influence of reports from abroad that the coal strike was settled with an advance of 20 per cent over 1914. However, traders lacked faith in the reports and delayed buying until a positive confirmation should be re- ceived
 Sterling exchange was a cause of
 much concern today. The drop. we
 are told by the bankers. is caused
 by the first payment of the German
 indemnity in dollars but the contin- ued weakness after the payment IS trifle mysterious.
 The weather is favorable. but boil weevil are causing great deal of
 damage. The. spot basis in Memphis lis better than for some time We are looking for slight advances from time to tims.-Hubbarl Bros. s& Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
LONDON BOARD OF TRADE

London, June Swallowing are the board Of trade figures for the month of May:
 Total imports, S6,so0,000; exports of British products, f43,0S0. 00e; re- exports, f72S0.000; total exports. f5o.sio, 1000; excess of imports. fs5.- s90,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ga, June 9.-Turpentine firm at 554 @55hc; sales, 120: re- ceipts. 40: shipments, IS: stock. I2s5, Resin firm; sales, $50: re- ceipts. 7ss; shipments 35: stock, re- 741. Quote: E, D, $S.70; E. F, $3.70do s.T5; G $3.75GS.s0; Fl, ss.ss @ s9o: |, $3.s5 @4.00; K, $4.25@440;M. s4.s0; N s5.4o; wg. $s.oo@slo; Wv. ss.75a l6.Sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans. Middling, 11,50c: re- ceipts, 4322; exports, 5,oS1: Sales, $40; stock, 4o6,19S
 Galveston: Middling, l1,Soc; re- ceipts, 6,672; sales, 7Ol; stock SOL SS3
 Mobile Middling 1o.75c; receipts ?: sales, 76t; stock, 15.sS9.
 Savannah; Middling 11.5oc; receipts, 1887: stock 155,T90
 Charleston; Middling 1L35 receipts 52; stock, 25S,330.
 Wilmington; Middling, lo.7Sc. re- ceipts, 121; stock, sG,675.
 Texas City: Stock, 17,672.
 Norfolk: Middling 11.SSc; receipts, 1873; sales, 37s; stock. 11e,417.
 Baltimore: Stock, 4,239.
 Boston: Middling. 12.seo; stock. fO,soo.
 Phiiadeiphia: Receipts, sii; stock, S,S64. New York: Middiing 1s,7oc; ex- ports. 70: stock. 141.5s5.
 Minor ports: Stock. 2,67e. Total today: Receipts, 5s0; ex- ports. 5,651; stock. 1,616,074. Total for week: Receipts. 99.S12. exports, 4.403.
 Total for season Receipts, 6,90,- 053; exports, 4643,5 510
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON D--.A

New Orleans, June 9.--The cotton mar ket closed steady at net decline of to l3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
SPOT COTTON

ny AbDocA8tS0 ffoeo
 Now Orleans. June 9.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 460 bales; to arrive, 30. Low middling, Sc; middling, 11.s0c; good middling, 1sc- Receipts. 4.s22: stock, 45s,1ss.
 New York, June s.-Spot cotton quiet; middling, 1s.Toc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10

St. Louis. June 9.-Wheat. No. , red winter, s1.e2@1.64; No. 8, s1.6s; July. s1.30, September. $1.14%. Corn not quoted. July 60Bc; September Ss % @S7c. Oats. No. white, 3ss. @ ssc; No. 8. Ssc@SS14c; July. 37c; Sep tember. 4Oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
BAR SILVER

Ny A6SOei0fcd Press
 New York, June 9.-Bar silver, do- nestle. 9s1ic: foreign, 57ssc; Mex ican dollars. 43Hc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10

2Siz @3fhc. Eggs irregular. Fresh gathered firsts s5h @s7hc. Cheese steady. Average run 145h @15c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
 By ASsneinted PreSA

Chicago, June S.-Butter easy; creamery firsts 25@ BOG. Eggs un- changed. Poultry alive higher, fowls, 251:c; broilers 3S@45c.
 New York, June S.-Butter easier; creamery firsts (Ss@s1 score)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
SPOT COFFEE
PRODUCE

Ky Associated Press New York, June 9.--CoIfee, No. Rio, Tlsc; July, 6.T3c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
INFERIOR MovEMENT

By Associated Press Houston: Middling, 1l.15c: re- ceipts. 5,S5o; shipments. 5,560; sales 1,174; stock. s17574.
 Memphis: Middling, 11.50c; receipts, 1.765; shipments, e,sS6: sales. 1.70p; stock. S01,167.
 Augusta: Middling 11.1sc: receipts,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
CASH GRAIN R1 D-,.

$i.5S @1.e1 A; No. 3 hard, S1.64N Corn, No. ? mixed. 61 1@S2c; No. 3 yellow, 61@61 1ac. Oats, No. 2 white Rye, No. 2, $1.41; barley, 559s7c Timothy seed. s450@S.00. Glover seed. s1S.o0@1S.00. Pork nominal. lard, s9So; ribs, $s.50@1o.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
NEW YORK COTTON R.. AcaAasalL Raaa

By Associated Press orix TtIne g--1'be cotton mark e
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12

FIvE-ROOM furnished house. we'll furnished and clean; no sick; good shade; yard fenced; only blocks north of Washington st.
 See Peter Block, 314 E. Taylor. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
WANTED fHELP-MALE AND
 FEMALE

CLERKS, IS upward, for postal mail service, s130 month. Examina- tions SeptZnber. Experience un- necessary. For free particulars of instruction write J. Leonard, former civil service examiner. 966 Equitable Bldg. Washington. D. c. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
CARPET CLEANERS

Your rugs and carpets cleaned like new; remaking. sizing and laying done by an expert Phone 733. Works 61s s. Center. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
coRsETIEREs
CHJeoPRACToRs

U. E. Helfrich, licensed chiroprac- tor. 3o9 N. First St Office hours to 12, 5 to 6. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
DRIES M AkING

PLAlN sewing; will go out by the day or taks home children's clothes a speciality 1705 W. Olive. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12

. DRIES SHAKING, bungalow aprons.
 S irts. Skirts made and pleated for s5 Bethelrs. 22s ". Monroe. Phone 24O5. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
 HOUSES

rOIrR ROOM furnished house for 1st et 1130 Grand Ave. Rent req eonable.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
Clean

completely furnished apartment: adults only. p s. Seventh Ave. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
cH;RoPopIsT
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

work to your interest, will draw plans to suit and give estimates free. If you intend to build it will pay you to see James E. Hall. Contractor and Builder Phone SAY. 10-r
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
21 wANrEp-MlscELLANEous

T MEAN iT!"-Highest price paid for furniture. clothing and old shoes. Arizona Supply House, s41 E. Wash ington. Phone 1476. tt
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12
COLLECTIONS
DENTISTS
DISC ROLLING

DISC rolling and general black smithing and repairing of all kinds promptly done. TOT S. Central Ave.
 9br
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12

TENTS, AWNINGS AND CAMP FURNITURE. We make everything known that will fool rain and sun Phoenix Tent & Awning So.. Cor. ist
 and Monroe Sts. Phone i4il. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-12

lets, handbiils, etc. Arizona Repub-
 lican Print Shop. Phone 42sl. If
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
BUSINESS SERVICE
Hnsincss Services Offered

AWNINGS AWSISGSl
pric. now and avoid tho rush. Madison
-! Richmond Awning Co. III North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
CHILDHGURESAS VERI7ABLE
MYSTERY IN DIVORCE CASE
Half Breed Indians From Canadian Woods Are Pictu
rescue Actors in Proceedings Involving President
Of National City Bank Of New York City.

counsel hmd for $4,000 II month ALI
mony. as we'll as The husbands rep
reservations that his income has been
reduced To s:2c. o0o year by the
income tax.
The justice also appointed guard.
ian 10 haze technical custody Of the
child. Guy S,iilman. of whom the
Stil!man's less intimate friends have
seen and heard very little.
y referee has been taking tcstI-
mony in the case for six weeks. and.
among others examined. have been
number OF Canadian Indians from
the region OF Mrs. S;illmans lodge
at rhrc. Rivers. Quebec.
Inquiries At the luxurious apart
ments nf the S,iilmans in Tark Ave-
uma o!i"itcd Tho response that Mrs.
Stillnan has not been there for some
time. Neither She nor her husband
Was I" 10 found in New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
DOCTORS FOR MILADY.S DOG
GET BIG FEES IN ENGLAND
Treating Toy CANNES Certainly Brings Considerably
More Money to Specialists Than the Average Med
leo Handling Human Cases Can Hope to Earn

not walk more than i've MINUTES Is
three times 4 day. and his hair must
be kept IN plaitS so that when he is
shown a, our big exhibitions no tan
les may he found in his coat Ills
only food is fish.
heart pills twice daily. and because
Of his heart weakness. he is not al.
lowed TO bark much. Ills die, is
chicken liver.
goggles specially provided by no dog
doctor III order to protect his eyes
when lie secs an'omobiIing with his
minced. so that his pcariy teeth may
no: suffer.
| have named dogs whp Will he
known 10y reputation 20 American
dog tancirrs, who arc always eager
bidders for our prize exhibits ut the
national shows.
Con,idcrcd HntiounI
Such treatment of these valuable
specimens may bc regarded as rn-
though few wealthy women know
wh.rc to draw tho line between pam
DcrinE their lapdoES and paying
proper regard TO their condition and
appearance.
In addition to medically caring for
our toy breeds. the new specialists
ais" supply various articles OF canine
ad"rum"ut.
Thrr" arc little coats of velvet In
blue. pink. rcd and other colorS. lined
with -bordrrcd sable and other
furS To match tho owners gown. In
each coat is "A packet wherein reposcs
a cambria handk crchicf Brushes and
combs. spOnGcS toothbruShos. nail
scissors. silkCn cushions. colnred
blankets and comfortcrs are other ca
min" supplies.
Women owners also keep their own
canin" medical cabinets. containing
tones. heart stimulants. matted milk
ccdlivcr oil and diSinfoctantS. The
doctors supply these cabinets from
$1,000 w. Fees for occasional visits
arc from SIG upward and eight of
such visits can comfortably he made
daily
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IRISH PROTEST AGAINST
EXECUTION OF PRISONERS
Dublin Populacc Stages Striking
Demonstration, Paru,ling Through
Streets Bearing banners.
lBy Nssocia,.d Press


DUBLIN. March la-rhcrc was Il
striking demonstration here today.
III protest against the execution in
Noun, 10y prison tomorrow Of sin
prisoners who are accused OF com
piicity in the killing Of intelligence
huSCal".
80 tanners hearing srch legends a.,
tHE Itnd murders the innocent in
N'hSt',hc". were borne through tine
Str''iS III procession ARRANGED
haS'iiH oy women over right III
procession Siar:cd At noon from -
stephen" Green. and The rarIi"rS
h'irch:d four abreast in military On
""r IN Eoinplc'c defiance OF the mill
tary regulations. They received con
slant acccssions in strength from
women and girls coming ont of the
churches and also were Joined by
thousands OF citizens. including many
hundreds Of Irish volunteers. There
was no interference from the police.
Reach ing Noun, Joy prison. whcr"
me condemned men are in"ar."Tt;"'.
me women lined up two deep along
me prison wall and planted their
Planners opposite lii. gates. Then
thc% kncl' and rccit"d the Rosary.
ait.r which tm"y silently Dispersed
The Lord Mayor of Dublin and
rather b't'lanaGnn. visited th" cou-
d"inn"d men this morning. They re
ported that they were facing inrii
rate with rompuSur..
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PALMER'S ORDER CHEERS
NGAR-BEER MAKERS
VIII Take Advantage OF Former At
torncy -GcrcrPi's Huliug ns Soon
n> Permits Are issued.


BOSTON. March I@.-Ncar- becr man
EoSton. March N,ar-bccr man
ufacturcrS here VIII" used I" maxi =
rca! beer will take advantage %:
former Acknowledgement ralmcr'S
ruling as soon as permits To max.
tho mcdiciuc arc issued Dy the FEEL
"Tal prohibition authorities. :, NUM-
Der OF them HAY" declared.
S"vcra! New England bcvcra:"
manufacturers applied for permits 10
nianufa.ti:r" beer and wines OF more
than "tr"-laIf of / p"r cent aIcohoi.s
cont"nt two or three months ago.
when th"I learned that I.;,,m,r was
considering such u railing:
Prohibition officials here have no,
received ANY such permits from Wash
inGi"n. nor amy indication as to when.
ii 'v"r. they will lc issued
Th" li"!!nnd SYSTEM. Inc. fcrrncr
manufacturers and retailers of bccr
and wines here. VIII resume thor
manufacture" as soon as the permits
ar" received. according to Daniel L.
Holland. VII" said that there would
"" n" h"or or wine dispensed over
tn" bar. but that the sale of ho,tIcd
So"d* would probably be increased.
other former brewing concerns
here are tho Burkhardt. Conmcrciai
suffolk. lia1"nhcncr. Massachusetts.
and E"u'"r Companies. Their Off
cialS. expect 20 resume prohibition ct
real beer as soon a" permits are r..
rojvcd.
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try United News serv.cc.l

NEW NOEK, March ia child
Guy Stillnau ngurrs aa a vcrtahlc
child a: mystery. and haIf-hrccd In
dians from :ho Canadian woods are
picturcSQT" sectors in the divorce
rrocc.dipg. between James y Still
man. president of tho National city
Bank, and Mrs. LIN Anna urquha rt
Potter Sti!lman, a noted beauty
Mrs StiI'man hes filed a cross bill.
but the IroccedinGs have been kept
secret Mo-" VAS expected to hr
learned puhiiciv in the hearing on
Mrs StiIimau's petition 10 II" allowed
10 amend hcr defense by alleging the
grounds OF her suit She also asks
substantial aiim"ny,and counsel foes
lnstic" MorSchauscr. before whom
The cas-" has been conducted. said he
had aiken under adviscmcnt Mrs
SrIIman's demand for S2ooOo for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

IMP AIRED?
CONSTIP.AT'ED?
You Need the Greatest Gi All
TODfcs-Nccnolak.
Ii EHrichcS the BiOod-Fcc,ls
the Nerves and Gives Tone
to the Whole System.

There is no person in the COM
munity that Vccnolak cannot hclu in
building up the system. incrcasina,
vitality and promoting general good
health.
The constant lacl, OF "a stimulan,
the system SO often Graves ana ac-
tually needs il causing most Of tho
run down conditions OF today.
Nccnolak contains just that stimu-
liant and IL is consequently meeting
with tremendous success everybody
likes it-cvcrybody praises, 1t Sky
high.
vccnolak is in reality much more
than Il tonic. while IL contains tn.
very purcst stimulant tina, aids di-cs
ton by creating healthy appetite.
il also contains specially imported
roots. herbs ana seeds which arr med o
icated with the stimulani IN such "a
scientific way AS 10 MAX il a mild
vet thorough laxative. L. rlcauscs
III" body and stimulates tn. whole
syStem--iucrca.c tn" action Of tho
stomach and gives viGor 20 tho mus
Clcs.
For those who feel worn out. al
ways Iistl.sa and fatiSuci there can
be no better tonic. stimulant and
body builder than vccnolak
II is truly II wonderful continuation
that produces marvellous results
once used il makes friends and its
sales arc now enormous
You owe IL {" Yourself YOU ow, il
10 those near AMI dear ;" YOU 10 At
least Try v"cnolall hcfur" YOU nuail\
condemn all ;onics
There il a reliable. n"Ncr- failin,:
tonic for YOU. and i, * vocuoIak. and
you must not pass snap judgment on
- just because YOU have tried 50
many other tonics wi,hou; benefit
We tell you and We Insist that wee
nolak can accomplish what u" othcr
tonic ever has in rebuilding your
whole body.
As a Stimulant alone Il is vel
worth a trial. but when you consider
that IL helps your Who'll" atru,tur,
! you arc doing yourself an injustice by
not trying il at least once.
Now take our advicc--Go 10 I'll,
| Tragic Drug store. 81; Eas, Hroa,
St. and get u bottle Of vcrnoiak, tel
tho clerk that you want Your none,
back IL this bottle fails to acncii, 70,
l--tako dose before meals and 70,
will at once, tho very first dose. OK
tperiencc the most delightful surpris,
OF your life.--Adv
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LIVESTOCK MARKET IN
CHICAGO IN FIRM CONDITION
ms Is said 10 BE Dur Ia Rc.tr;,,a
supplies and Bctirr shipping
outlet

CHICAGO. March -I.ivc-stock
,t""" Mas IN iir'uor condition last
week MAN Tor some time past. ,Imn
To- r%sirirt"d supplies ana better
Th" highest price OF tn. yrar xu.
reached on good beef cattle. viii, ~ -
- ihe average: The average price
i;vr h"sS was >lo33. which is the
hiEhcSi price since last November
Receipts OH hogs were Tn. loves;
IN months. with l56.o0G received. I'm,
INC hN"riS" weight IT 2a7 pounds
was III" hcaNicSt ia i've months. Tnn
receipts last week note "A 81 900 d.
cr".S" for tn" packers
'l"sin" hog trade was brisk ANA
S,,"u-' WIN noticeable tightening
90" "i N" strengthening factors
IN tn" cattle trad" was :, buIrr ~
.,Nr"rt demand ana traders believe
mat his demand will pick IN con-
ld'!Hhly in the near futur" 10
'GtpiS Of sheep and lambs was -. 600
"N'r IN" W""k previous. and while
ih'S '"", held trade back somewhat
S'hh'I'r receipts ar" looked for.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
main Street Station)

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$40 Z. Main Street Phone Randolph 4:+
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sixth of the United States proper
Although the desirable land OF this
large cNpaaS" of territory Is small
compared TO the whole. not more than
$50 homcstcais have been patented
up {" tho present despite the fact
that settlement OF The more dcsir-
able areas is admitted TO be one OF
the essentials o! the future OF
aska.
Legion officials believe tina; the
proposed land grants To veterans
would result in as great a benefit 10
the Territory as TO the cN-scrvicc
men and women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
GEORGIA MAY OR REFUSES TO
TAKE OUT PHONE; RESIGNS
people Of Monitrir Boycott Telephone
Company BecauSc OF
InrFrnsrd Rates.

I MoULTRIE. ca. Marcn IL
s1ohnson. Mayor Of Mouitrie. has had
10 resign because he ?orsis'"d In
iLe.ning telephone in MS h"usc
when the citzcns OF Noul,ric wanted
him 10 ,ahe 3; out
The town has had a h&ht wiih me
y 4.iephonc company. The town boy.
Scotted the company ana the leading
4 nItiacns decided TO go without corr
rathrr Than nay increased
Z rates. All ,bnt mayor Johnson whose
refusal to Set along WITHOUT MS
phone subjected MIN 10 so much crit
,c,spa shat he resigned.
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IL, GERTRUDE LADY DEcIEs.

u,icrtrudc Lady DcciLs is England's
foremost woman cNncrt on dogs. be-
ing usually appointed judge OF Pc
HINGES" aud other toy breeds at the
LONDON. March i@.--t'ccS amount
Inc In some cases 10 $4,000 "a year
dog doctor which has sprung up IL,
ENGLAND sine" lapdurs came into
fashion am personally acquainted
with several members Of this new
s;rancost and most rcmuncrativc
ever devised
Treating toy dogs certainly brings
ccns.d"rably MOI. money TO the spe-
handling human cases can hope TO
earn
Thn s,cro, of Ibis is that fash
jonablo women viii make any Sscri-
pets to suffer pain or tax" on the
untidy appearance Of a monErci
know I, lady in the West End Of
London who has her butler feed her
rckuScsc with hrcas, Of pnrtridE.
served on u gold platter However
lest II should be thought that his
itra5,""s,y unfair treatment OF
"ueht :" add that this Is an isolated
NorL L., Contract.
IA most cases tho iapdoE special
lists contract for Largo fees to pay
daily or weekly visits :" their ca
niu patients Tic r.,>"'S nails ar,
manicrr'd. his t"',h brushed with
special briSt."S and his silkcn trcSs"S
health bong cared for. Bv contract
500 Annually is the lowest fee asked
and obtained.
di"t and tho amount Of exercise to
l." taE"u daily. ! hav. a E!cuhcim
SHani"i TREND named. Penelope, csh'
"a
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CHURCHES TO HONOR DATO
solemn Services Will BE Held in
h"drid TndnH In iiunur at A.
Sn>sinatcd Premier

MADRID. SPAIN. March Ia
solemn services vii! he held in all
the churches ia the city tomorrow i'm
memory OF FOREIGN Minister patio
VIII" was aSsa Ssinat.d L'nllnv.inc
inns, MS successor viii take the oath
OF office before k;u.; A!fDn2o
In" p"opr!"to: oi q iurniturc fac
tory IN EH!"ncc was Mrcd upon by a
group oi mon as h" Wa, stepping
into an automobile. lIc MAS serious.
~ wounded and = servant who ac-
Compani"d him was also woIIuCcd
several persons believed Ia have
been implicated IN tn" assassination
Of hafo have boon arrested al Bar
C"lOra.
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CANEDO'S DRUG STORE
THE nRNSDlS PIINHMACr.
:e9i rarN ;Any%nus.
Z--1 Hanover Avenue
GROW. AvENUE .rmARMAcr.
Il. l.. nooKEn.
urr isi? West Main Street:
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fCni,iI DRUG STORES.
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EAST OF rIKSi simEEr.
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a:3 North Fit,h street.
j. al. HUME.
go North Fourth Street.
RICHMOND PHARMACY
aoi EAST Main Street.
SCHER'S
.Itnih and Broa: Streets
ROLAND 4! CEILDREY
- Sorth Eighteenth street
r. WILLIAMS, rHARMAcr.
"e" Ti:RNE, and n: Mn,;hsi, street"
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
SPRINGER DRtT,; CoNpASy
1900 Nerab.r Street.
EATOS'S PHARMACY
I".nty-si1th ard v-nA DO Stree,a
ssoo Eat broad Street,
HORD'S DRUG STORE
500 G Sniff S'IG.i.
1909 East MarshaII Street.
MILLER q RHOAUs
wELSRERGER'S
FULTON
John .. KUESTER
cis louisiana street.
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1907 Williamsburg Avenue
-. a: BLACK L son.
SOUTH HICimOSD.
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1908 Hull street
"ASHlSGTOS s EARLY,
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
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FAEk VIEW PHARMACY,
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