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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1900.
8
MUNl'WS INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
Hay Fever, Bron
chitis, Asthma
and all Diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs,
riouclt of Jlf(llctcJ Viipur iro lobilrd
through the mouth unci pralttrd from Ihe not
trllf. rlMDnlBf unit vaporizing all the lnflamM
D1 HlMtM-d part which i annot b rracbed If
dicing ttkrn Into 16c Momacb.
It reaehtt thr tnrr po7 f heal the rni
ptamtt que to Ihe rat nfritirasell net) ni
a balm anil tnnle In the uhnte siiilrtifl.cn nt
rugpllt) crtr-' trnli ;vi Arch St.'PMln-.
TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR MARCH TERM
SERVE DURING THREE WEEKS,
BEGINNING MARCH 10.
JuroTS Were Drawn Yesterday by
Sheriff C. E. Pryor and Jury Com
missioners Wiggins and Dough
ertySixty Names Were Drawn
from the Wheel for Each Week of
the Term These Men Will Pass
Upon the Met its of Cases Called
for Trial.
Tiaveise J in cm for the Muich teiin
of common plom louit were drawn
.vesteiday by Sheriff C. V.. 1'iyor and
jury Comin!'ionois Charles Wlpgins
and Fiank DoUKhcrty:
wi:ek of maiu:h m.
Harrv Poust, mniiugi'i, Str.int.ni.
JuJin'u. Thomao, mallcanlcr. Scianton.
Kll Vail. cnRlneei. Moeov.
John Uintu-y. Janitor, Scranton.
i:.ra Hippie. Jr., civil cnslncr, fecran-
ton
H. .1. C'asoldy, telegraph opei.itor,
Scruntnn.
I.ouls Uctz. butcher. Sianton.
.tanus Jordan, miner, Scranton.
William Foley, hotel. Scrnnton.
Martin Mel lick, mill hand, Scianton.
John I- Clark, painter, Sei.intcm.
Thomas Grady, miner. Dunmoie.
James I.oftus, agent, Carbondale.
John harkln. wheelw light. Scianton.
William Kearney, opeiator, Illmhuis-t.
John Sjkes, mlnei, Thioop.
Hmery Neal, biakeman, Clmhurst.
John Jordan, miner. Scianton.
Slim II. Depew, fnimer, Madison.
M. D. Lewis, merchant, Taylor.
Dave Williams, foiemati, Mayllcld.
K. a. Trumbly. cleik. Wnverly.
John Howard, brnkeman, Caibondale.
Frank Montgomery, conductor, Dun
morc. William G. Co.sgrove, bookkeepet. Arch
bald. A. Overbaugh, collector, Scianton
Rev. A. F. Chaffee, pastor, Caibondale.
Charles Hoffman, farmer, Jeffei.son.
Timothy Foley, carpenter, Moscow.
John G. Nicholson, miner. Scranton.
William Williams, uelghniaster, May-Held-
John H. Phaff. lather, Sei alitor..
Charles Hall, fanner. Wuverlv.
William Haggeity. clerk. Scianton.
H. W. Saxton, hoise shoer. Scianton.
Warren Kcese. ileik. Seiantini.
.Tenv U. Tonner. met chant. Duninoie.
I,. Timlin, merchant. Taylm.
M. P. McCann. cleik, Scianton.
Mewellyn Das, laboter. Taylor.
Thomas Cannon, miner, Scranton.
Bolph Arnold, constable. Vundllns.
Kdwaid S. Durkln. laboter. Scranton.
H. S. Comer, faimei. Newton.
Willi im Thomas, miner. Scranton.
James Kenan, htakeman, Taylor.
James Gltney. plumber. Scianton.
Norman Leach, farmel. South Ablng
ton. P. W. Dean, faimer. Lu Plume.
William Smallcomb. miner. Jermvn.
Thomas K. Williams, miner, Uendham.
William Hughes, laboter. Carbondale.
Alfred Harnes. clerk, Ulakely.
John J- Morgan. Kent. Scianton.
D. C. Phillips miner. Blakely.
Thomas Mills, hotel. Scianton.
A. Hastings, laboier. Scianton.
John Cat don, miner, Caibondale.
W. II. Anderson, ngont. Scranton.
David D. Williams, miner, Jermn.
WEEK OF MARCH 6.
K. J. Lynett, editor. Scranton.
William Jones, merchant. Scranton.
F. L. Morse, carpenter. Gieenlield.
J. W. 'Garney, clg.u munufactmer,
Scranton.
Noah Davis, mlnu, Scianton.
John J. Langan, burgess, Aichbald.
M. J. Fahev. hotel. Scianton.
John McHale, agent. Scranton.
Thomas Ciogan, miner. Simpson.
Isaac Tlce. fireman, Scianton.
Joseph P. Law. agent. Taylor.
Fred Kessler. laborer. Scianton.
Alfred J. Hill, laborer. Scianton.
W. D. Morris, gent, Scranton.
Michael Couitney. miner. Mooslc.
Joseph Judge, hotel, Carbondale.
Joseph Tobln, eonductoi, Scranton.
P. O'Connor, fireman. Scranton.
William McAndrcw. clerk. Scianton.
William Fox, miner. Scianton.
William H. Gilioy, cutpenter. Aichbald.
Benjamin Da Is. miner. Scranton.
J, H. Kosh, barber, Dunmoie
John Hansom, teamster, Scianton.
Frank H. Mansfield, meiehunt, Scran
ton. John K. V.vans, faimer. South Ablng
ton. John J. Caanaugh, hotel. Scianton.
H. T. Dals, miner. Taylor.
John S. Tuin, Insuiantc agent. Scran
ton Hdward U Henjamln, surveyor. Scran
ton. Louis Kppstein, gent, Saanton.
Ed. H. Murray, engineer, Scianton.
W. D. Russell, cleik, Scianton.
Sol Klein, merchant. Si rauton.
Jacob Shaffer, foreman, Sc ranton.
Lamhcit Frej, faimer, Fioytown.
Michael Grady, miner. Slinpsou.
Charles Hosar. clerk, Scranton.
Daniel 'Peck, faimer, (Jieenlleld
Henry 'Morcom, carpentir. Jeimn,
David C, Hughes, miner, Scranton.
D. J. Olieihout. fanner, West Ablng
ton. fi-
3. 3. Rudd' nldeiman, Scianton.
M. B. Ktog. farmer. North Ablngton.
Danle Kjillman, laboier, Scianton
William Kolan. sr., miner. Scianton.
Aery WTUte. farmer, Scott.
John Hlct merchant, Newton.
John Demjith, ex-county commissioner,
Scranton.
Terry Driefcoll, miner, Scianton.
I'.vanJ. m.vls, miner, Wakelj.
Peter Cosarove, clerk, Scranton.
William UJkischman, farmer, Coving
ton. !
John Manliy, Jr., milk dealer, Scranton.
M. J, Jordan, operator, Scranton.
Thomas McDonnell, bartender, Scran
ton. G. E. Finch, farmer, West Ablngton.
David White, farmer, Greenfield.
Lcander V6a Storch, farmer, South
Ablngton
John Wagnoi. sr., gent, Scianton.
WE1K OF APRIL 2.
David Reynolds, merchant. Scranton.
P. . Coyne.'ibookkeeper, Scranton.
Ileorga Huffragel, clerk, Scranton.
John T. Edwards, machinist, Scranton.
Ramuel Ully.uanltor. LaPlume.
John H. Meredith, miner, Scranton.
Thomas J. EviLim, miner, Scranton.
loiephtH. Di'aue, fat mer, Covington,
Edward. Haw litis, engineer, Scranton.
ThomM'G, Efttiis, bank teller, Scran
ton, V
fohn M. HurIiIn, clerk, Scranton.
lllchatil, Jnyce.iiocknuin. Mlnooka.
Thuna P. Jnrfs, hotel, Olyphant.
ChmHj, MoiLi, olerk. Scranton,
JJPaoJo1 Carey, amner, Scott,
KLVk. 4
Thomas Carson, gent, Scranton.
William G. Williams, laborer, Scranton.
V. A, Summers, clerk, Scranton.
John F. Manlon, hotel, Carbondale,
U. N. Conly, farmer, Scott,
Henry Scutt, teamster. Jermyn.
John Gelglc, woodworker, Scranton.
John K. Began, liveryman, Scranton.
William need, farmer, Ransom.
Edward Weldman, farmer, Benton.
Karl Seaman, farmer, LaPlume.
Thomas Hoar, farmer, Madison.
William Dlpprc, teamster, Scranton.
John H. Kelly, hotel, Scianton.
Silas Blngcr, farmer, Gieenlield,
W. H. Stevens, Jr., farmer, North Ab
lngton. Anthony McNulty, miner, Scranton.
1'. H. Bergan. engineer, Mayllcld,
George W. Norton, futmer, Covington.
Andiew Limney, laboier. Scninton.
John McLuttghllti, watehman, Scianton.
George SheiniHii, merchant, Newton.
W. A. North, fanner. Gieenlield.
John Clouse, blm ksmlth, Mudlson,
Israel Blttenbcnder, gent, Scranton.
William J. Thomas hucksler, Scianton.
James Gurrell, cleik, Scranton.
H. N. Davis, teacher, Dunmoie.
Henry Borgdr, car tepalrer, Scranton.
Itobcrt Simpson, clerk, Scranton.
Gaffney, clerk, Scranton.
Hev. H. A. Sawyer, pastor. Caibondale.
M. L. Blair, gent. Scranton.
H. S. Jeffries, cabinet maker. Scranton.
Thomas Bendy, miner. Scranton.
Dr. n. Ottman, gent, Caibondale,
James C. McAndiews, laborer,
Oly.
pliant.
Fred Rciupe, caipenter, Scranton.
John Walsh, carpenter, Scranton.
Nathan Weiss, shoemaker, Scranton.
I. Loftus. barn boss, Carbondale.
William E. Heese, miner, Scranton.
Jacob Kctlell, farmer. Hansom.
William J. Dals, mlnei, Luckawanna
township.
Geoige IVnclted, Jr., fotetnan, Jermyn.
ACTION OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
Adopt Resolutions on the Death of
Judge Gunster.
The Public Library Board at its last
legtilar meeting adopted these i evolution-:
The Imaitl of ttustees of the Scranton
Public llbrarj, Albtlght Memorlul build
ing place on Its records tho following
minute tel.ithi to tho death of Judge
Picdetlck William Gunster, which oc
curred .Tumi try 3( l'.
Wo shtill miss our lamented nssoclnto
ficmt th" membership and meetings m
this boatd: wheie his courteous de
mcancii. siiiind ludgment, nnd zcat In
the welfare of this library, coupled with
cliec tfulni'ss, were maiked characteris
tics that lent u charm to our official
g.uhc rings, lie wllllnglv gao his time,
and tin- weight of his prtnte personality
ami public support, to ceTy measure
tending to enlarge and oMciid the lnlln-c-iici"
of this Institution.
We te-mlor to his family our deepest
s input hv In their sad bcie.nenient.
D., L. & W. BOARD.
The make up of the D., L. & W.
board for today is as follows:
Wednesday. Feb. 14, 19e).
WILD CATS. SOUTH.
I a. m.-W. McAllister,
i a. in. J. 1 Slecns.
t a m-r. Wall
N ;-. m.-A. l Mullln.
lo ii. m J. J. I)uff.
II 'iu n. m.-J. Bnnls.
I.'M n 111,- G. I.lldlow.
I "0 p. in. T. NniimaR
S p. m. A. J. McDonmlL
l.l'i n in. J. Don Inc.
1.1'. p. m-K. Van Flelt.
0 o. m C. Van Flelt.
SUMMITS.
7.'.rt a. m , m rth (!. Proiiufelkcr.
l.'lO p m.. south H. Bush.
C p. m . south- M. MiicllKiitu
PPLLEB.
10 a. m. PecHns
rnsnERS.
S n. m., south Houser.
U.CO n. m.. south M. Moran.
T n. m, south M. .Mm nli.
10 p. m., south C. Cawley.
PAHSBNGEIl ENGINE,
t! !0 p. m Mngm et n.
WILD CATS NORTH.
a. m 2 enginep .1 E. Masters.
II a. in . 2 engines R. C.istner.
1 p. m , 2 engines C. Klngsley.
5 p. m , 2 engines T Doudlcun.
44 A Word to the
Wise is Sufficient"
'But some stubborn people
ivait until "down sick" be
fore trying to ward off illness
or cure it. The wise recog
nize in the word "Hood's"
assurance of health.
For all blood troubles, scrofuU, pimples.
as tvell as diseases of ihe kidneys, liver
And bowels. Hood's SarsiparilU is Ihe
effective and faultless cure.
Rheumatism " tvas practically
helpless from rheumatism in my shoulder.
Hood's Sarsapanlta cured me and ever
since is a household favorite." SMrs. M.
E. Towers. 4612 St. Lawrence eke
Chicago, Si.
Mccdi Swtiafa
llood'i Fill cure lleerllli the non Irritating and
only fat'mrtlr I" like ithflond' Earaaparllli,
NERVITA PILLA
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Mao hood
Cure Impotcnc) , Night EmI-ion, Loss of Mom
oiy, nu niiniiuf en--ouei,
all eHocts of relf-nbuse or
excess and indUcrctlon.
A nerve tonle and
60
PILLS
SO
CTS.
!" jvDloott Duiiaer. Brines
Xe T tho piuk glow to pale
XSStor clieeks nnd restores the
J1V.flro of Noutli. Br mail
,AOn mrhnt. 6 hnxnti fnr
Dox,
$2.60, wi tli our bankable gaurantee to cura
or refund the money paid, bene) for circular
aaa copy 01 our uanKaojo Guarantee bond.
Meruit a Tahlate extra strength
Immediate Rtiulti
(YELLOW LABEL)
Positively guaranteed cure for Los of Power,
Vurlcocele, I'mlovclopecl or Shrunken Organs,
Paresln, Locomotor Ataxia. Wrroii Prostra
tion, Hyiteria, Fit. Insanity. Paralyl and the
fteaalU of KxcpdiIvo Vie of Tobacco, Opium or
Liquor, Bv mail in plain package, $1.00 n
box, 0 for $6.00 with our bankable guar
antee bond to cure In 30 daya or refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton Jackson 8ts.. CHIOACO. ILL.
Bold by McGairah & Tliomati, Uru.
gist 8,, 20t Lackawanna ave Bcrarton, 1'a,
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... XAmnrAOTUsxs by ...
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
W NOTE THE XAME.
i rt'tvi umiiin ii
TL Ba Il4 D9II xprttBCS, tht Bt U
IHU 1151 OBIull If y iufftr Iron frlTM
U aiw a IimM, Prof, ( Y. TUBE!,
U- V.. CO North klxth at., rhUa4d-
nklA. Pm . llVM A OBUftBlM U flTIf V MM
Vrlo'"'iiBulclottcotimltn). Lo4lTlic
AMeftlLktM ArMl. Ptftl ftBlAf f id. Bfl JIf I t.
a II. Hun lbff lane c&Bdlav Aai dftBRmt
1etw'iUTlrMUIU fruh nw rd 4 w 1 0 ;.
i84(wewiinimuIiu4iMk, iUiauUMpoud.
K&ti
m
Mat i
SPRING
HUMORS
Complete External and
ConUtlnf of
hair, when th
(all. Sold
easy numow,
taaatt
The True
1 vSLiiii
Of Hour is In the Inking. All
the tnlk In the world will
not nuike poor Hour good, and
all the baking will not make
good bread ol poor flour.
ft
SNOW
WHITE
n
will .stand the severest test and
pron 1th superiority every
time. We aro anxious to havo
It tiled because wo l,lleu
that thoso who tty It will uso
It eer after.
All groccis s-cll It.
"We only wholesil: : "
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
IM SHORT Mi
DELIGHTFUL
TRIPS
of two to five da.s' duration, are offered
by tho
to such well-known historic points as
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
at the above prices.
Tavorlto Route from tho North nnd Kn-t
to the Winter Resorts of Virginia and
Noith Carolina,
Kor full Infoimatlon apply to
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO
Pier 26, North River, Hew York.
H. B. Walker, Traffic Manager.
J. J. Brown, Geu. Pass. Agt.
VJINTER RESORT.
WHY GO TO EUROPE,
Facing the Uan;er of the Ocean In Winter ?
Operating Over tba SHiibera Pacific,
"Sunset Limited,"
SUNSET BOUTE,
free fiom the Inconveniences of hlsli alti
tude and of brow, will cairy you
h.MOOTJILV. 8AKKLV AND PUM
ANTLY to America's famous winter re.
worts In Cullfcinlii,
Special tlnoueli trnlns, eonslstlnB of
Lirilncr unci dlnlnc ciith. will leave Now
I Vork SattudiiB and Tuesduj n, connect.
I Iiir dlrictlv with the "Suiibct Limited"
al New Oilenni
I Knr full Infill inatlon. free illustrated
pamphlets, ma pi-, t nil time-tablet, also
lowest rate. deepliiB-enr ticketn, nnd
biSK.iBe clucked, upply to Southern l'a
clflc Co, 10D South Thlid St.. I'hlla , l'a.
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use and of all sizes, Including Buckwheat
and Blrdieye, delivered In any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at the office, Conn'll
building;. Itoom SOS: telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 273, will he
promptly aiienaea to. ueaiers supplied
at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
DO
The Beit
Washing Powder
DOMINION
Internal Treatment
$1.25
CUTICURA SOAP (2SC.1, to cleante th
akin of emits and Mates and soften the thickened cuti
cle, CUTICURA OINTHENT (80c.), to Instantly allay
Itching, Irritation, and Inflammation, and soothe and
heal, and CUTICURA RESOLVENT (50c), to cool and
cleans th blood, A single set Is often sufficient to cur
th most torturing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and blood
humors, rashes, Itchlngs, and Irritations, with loss of
best physicians and all other remsdles
throughout th world. POTTER DRUQ AND
CHEM. CORP.. Sol Props., Boston. "How to Cure
iree.
Our
Entire Stock
of Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry and
Unredeemed
Pledges Are
Now Sold at
Auction to the
Highest Bidder,
as We Must
Vacate the Store
We Now Occupy
by April 1.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna tin
liiAf '
Hm&raSaKsi
Price no more than the "Just As Good."
The following first-class grocers sell Wonder :
SCRANTON.
W. H. Pierce, 1 and 14 Penn Ae.
A. Storr, 341 Adunm Ae,
Ed. Slebecker, 530 Lackawanna Ave.
P. Cnvnnagh. bi: Rlr St.
Philip W. Koll, Mulberrj and Wch-cter.
Win H. Knufinan, t l'rescntt Ao.
I. T. Stansbury. 712 Court St.
John Kllcullcn, 411 S. Wash Ae.
Morris Schwartz, 420 S. 'Nafh. Ae.
Win, H. Jackson. 121 Franklin Ae.
Wm J. liealon. 325 Prospect Ave.
S. Mlllhauser, 405 Penn Aw.
Decker & West, 1137 Capouse Ave,
Wedeman "Tho Uakei.
Mrs. Huntington's Bakery.
HYDE PARK.
Richards & Co, W. Lackawanna Ave.
E. Evans & Son. 310 S .Mnlu Ae.
T. T. Bans. 1506 Washburn St.
Wm. Farrell, ldlt Washburn St.
8. R. Jones & Co.. 334 N. Main Ave.
A. & J. Fritz, 117 N. Afaln Ae.
McMillan & Master. 622 W. Lackn. Ave.
George F. Kynon, 1(13 N. Main Ave.
T. Fellows Mason. 401 S. Main Ave.
N. C. Mayo. 1501 Swotland St.
John McDcrmott. Jermyn, Pa.
L A. Green. Jermyn. Pa.
Mrs. Rich. Jermyn. Pa.
Roberts Ilros., Peckllle, l'a.
Thomas Brier, Prlccburg, Pj.
J, L. CONNELL & CO., Scranton, Pa,
Sole Miller's Agents.
X Take Advantage
J You Can Save Honey.
t Corner Lackawanna
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ContioSilDallacf
A Sale of
Turkish Towels
A noiseless Turkish shuttle, a rattling Yankee loom, and
lengths on lengths of fluffy frizziness falling feather-like
to the floor. This is what we saw in a factory where
these Turkish Bath Towels were being manufactured.
The tedious toil of the Turk and the Jacquard loom's swift
sweep alike throw out this tidy, tasteful toweling. "Click-ety-click
Vs Hear it? Turkish Towel looms rattling out
yards and yards of the best bathroom weaves in the world
Are You Interested ?
"Snowdrift" TowelsPure white, some with colored
borders, some fringed. At these Special Prices :
12J4ceach 18c each 25c each
$L40 doz. $2.00 doz. $2.75 doz.
'Teazle' ' Towels Un bleached. At these Special Prices:
12J4c each 18c each 23c each
$1.40 doz. $2.00 doz. $2.60 doz.
CONNOLLY
The Dickson Miinufiicturlng Co.
tcranton ami Wllkes-IIarro, l'&,
.Muuufucturert of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Boilers, Hoisting and Pumping: .Machinery.
General Office, Scranton, Pa7
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS.
H. A. Pierce. 702 Adams Ave.
Wm. G. Conrad, IU Adams Aa.
R Kelly, 111 Lackawanna Ae
.Tchn Hamilton. 41 C, Market St.
Hurlbut & Co , Mulberry and Monroe.
I. Hob.ir, ".' Cfdnr Ac.
M. II. Lavclle. 215 IilrnevvAc
Max Judkoics. -125 S. W.udi. Ae.
Meadow Hrook Store, K'.s Cedar Ave,
Henry Wetter, t'1! Cedar Ao.
Mrs. M Has eh 211 Stem" Ao.
H. Goebel. Ash St.
13 S. Pratt. U5i Dickson Ae.
Tlios. Jordan, (in en Ridge und Capouso
Mis, Zeldlcr'u IJrUery.
OUNMOKE.
V. J. Murray Co
Wm timely &. Son.
M. Holancl.v Son.
P. J Cindj.
M. T. Oljnn.
puoviui-nci:.
A. S. Stoll, 117 W Market St.
II. r Stutisbiir)', Couit St.
J. T. Fciiuerly, Aichbald, Ta.
Mrn. Kraft, Aichbald, Pa.
Wm KoKaii, Olyphant, Pa.
A. L Rhodes, Gouldloro. Pa
8. S, Sandcrtoik, Lako Ariel, Pa.
of Our February Sale.
J
and Wyoming Avenues. ;
4- -f -f -f -f-f -f -f f -f
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
& WALLACE,
now you'll lind it II pay.
Sjl YRN A RUGS q It. xia ft., reversible and all wool, $25.00,"
worth $35.00. HAND-HADE TOKIO RUGS 9x12 ft., $i5.oo, worth
$22.50. Complete line, all grades and sues.
1 ORIENTAL I WILTON I
Williams & McAnulty,
e
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital
Surplus $200,000
400.000
WM. CONNELL. President.
HENRY BELIN. Jr., ViccPre.
WILLIAM H. PECK, Cashier.
tlfTTTTTTTWTTTT
DR. DDNSTEN
311 Sprusa St.
Ttmple Court Building
SCRANTON, PA.
All ucuto and chronic disrates of men,
u.niipn nnd children. ClUtON'ir. NKHV.
OLIb. UltAIN AND WASTING IJIhKAS
KS A 81'KC'IALTY All cIHcmkcs of the
1.1st r, llilnc,), liiacicjcr, num. inoou,
I.eiii'cirrliocii, t'lc-, Ociiuirrlir j. H) plul .
niciud rolfon, Indlhcrcllon and out liful
t.il,ltu nl.llt. r.ntrd. Klircrpl . Pltu ,',.)-
lrpsv. Tapc mi.l Hlom.irh Worms. i'a.
TAIUUIO.ONi:. Hpcclflu lor I'ntnrrli
Threo monthH' trpntmrnt only JVOu. Trial
fieo In olllcc. ront.ult.Hlon und ixam.
nations free. Olllre hours dally and
Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
DR. DEINSTEN
Mcrvci, Womu. liyo, i.nr, iuc, i nrc al,
nnd LungH, (aarucr. Tumor, i'l s.
Knpttirc, loltrt. KheumntiHin, AhIIiuh.
faun ill, Viirloiocclo, l.oft Munli d
vi,.i. !.. Pmluutfinu till Wttn nla nii.iMu..
: L'liiiii i.iiiiniinir,
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
RUG BUYING
The universal master the buying
public have confidence in what wo
advertise. So have others the com
mon sense wealthy, who have inher
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