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' daily journals Portland." Fridays evening, n6vember ;i7...i905.
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IS RELEIJTLESS
Mitt Mac C. Wood Will Atk Con
v gress to Look Into Hr ;
:'V! " Trouble. f . '
WILL ASK SENATE TO r
:V DISCIPLINE SENATOR
Hat Grievance Against '. Secretary
' William Xocb, Jr and Wanta'Con
' firmationa bf Wynne and Miller to
, London and Auckland Refuted.
' (Waaklsttoa Bona eC T JeeraaL)
' Washington, IX C. JJov.-I7.i-Mies Mae
C, Wood announces that ah proposes to
have tier trouble lookad Into by tha
Mae Wood at ght. It Today.
: aenste during tha coming . session . of
congress. Sba wishes th senate to dla
'Ipllne tha aenlor , Bene tor '". from New
ToA, Mr. Thomas C Piatt, and to re-
' fuse to confirm Robert J. Wynne' as
TUnlted Statea consul-general at London,
. Knglsnd. and J. Martin Miller as United
Statea ooneul at Auckland, New Zealand.
Khe baa also a grievance sgalnst William
i Loeb, Jr., secretary to President Roose.
, velt. but baa no way -of reaching; him
b jr congressional action.
' Mlaa Wood propoaaa to aubralt a pro
teat against Senator Platt'a further oc
cupancy of a Beat In tha aenata, and
'when tbla pro tee t la referred to the ann
ate committee on privileges and elec
tions, aha wlabaa to preeent bar eaae for
Its action. In order to defeat tha con
firmation of Coneula Wynne and Millar
aha will aak an opportunity to appear
"before tha committee on foreign rela
tions and preeent information eao wine
why they should not be confirmed. Both
are now holding their poal tlona througn
reeess appointments and rauet be reap
pointed whan congress convenes, and re'
.oelve tha confirmation of tha senate.
- Mlaa Wood's ease has been ex ten lively
publishedbut therele still much in
certainty aa to what Ter . oomplaln ts
really are against tha distinguished gen
tlemen who hare been so thoroughly ad
vertlaed la connection with- tha com
plainant'a troubles. Tba moat coherent
and coroprehenelva atatement ( of UU
Wood's' troublea was set forth In a pe
tition filed by her In - tba Nebraska
courts in which she -sought to recover
tltt.aoo damagea from Senator Piatt
et al. In thla petition ahe charged Sen
ator PUtt. Secretary Loeb and Consuls
Wynne and Miller with conspiring to
decoy her to New Torfc city In October,
l0Sr and that they attempted to-drnj
or poison her. That, failing to cause
her death, they procured tha publication
of libelous statements against - her,
namely, that aha had sued Senator Piatt
for breach of promise of marriage. That
aba was coerced by - the defendants to
sign documents receipting for. -large
a'ums of money which she never re
ceived. In all. Mlaa Wood alleged 14
causes of complaint In tha petition file I
fn bee. suit, which later was dismissed
oy.me coun.
It la needless to say that Mlsa wood
will have much difficulty In getting her
complalnta before tha several . senate
committees.- . . ..
HAINES TO HAVE NEW
n ELECTRIC POWER CO.
' ' .- SbmIsI Manetc e The loeraal.) -
, Balnea. Or- Nov. IT. Articles of In
corporation bare been, (lied with tha
Baker county elerg. ny w. i. juaya or
Baker City, J. O. Maxwell and J. F.
CrBryant of Haines for tha formation
of an electric power company to be
known as tha Hot Springs Electric
company. Tha stock Is divided tnto joe
shares valued at 150 each. . tha total
capitalisation being 15.000.
It la also the Intention or Dr. Maya
and other cltliene of Baker City to erect
a sanatorium near Halnea in tha near
future, which will be made one ol tha
leading health resorts in tne nortnweai
and it will be located at a natural
anting of hot water, which contain
excellent health properties. .
N0W IS THE TIME. ;
Japanese Art 'mhfid Sale Oloeea
morrow Vtgfct, Ohambae of Oommeroe
avjuiBf. . . : .......; . . '
All that remains of the magnificent
exhibit of Japan at tha Lewis and Clark
exposition must be closed out at publlo
auction by tomorrow nignt. - Tne saia
this exhibit baa been In progress in tha
Chamber of Commerce building since
tha fair closed, but now that the com
missioners and exhibitors are obliged to
leave, everything must go regard less
of the price It may bring. This Is Port
land's last opportunity to acquire rare
art treasures for little or nothing. Price
Is no longer any object. The only aim
now Is to clean up everything by to
morrow night, end this must be done.
Those who have not already taken ad.
vantage of this sale perhaps need not be
reminded of what It means in dollars
and cent a Those who have patronised
the sales can beat testify In reference
to the enaca they have picked op. It la
only necessary to remind art lovers of
tha fact that the eale closes tomorrow
night. . ' . '.- ;:''"
' ' (Special Dispatch te The Joersel.l
Joseph. Or Nov. IT. Arrangements
are practically completed for the open
ing of a national bank at Joseph, with
capital stock of 125.000. The Officers
elected are: L. Knapper. president; Al
bert Wurswaller, vice-president; K. H.
Blaeaaer, cashier; F. F. Scrlbner, aa
elatanl cashier. ' These office re, - to-
gelhei'TrTni Aaron-
board of directors.
HOVEL REDUCTION
PLAfJT TESTED
Lowistori and Clarjctton People
Experiment With.RoasteTanrf
J Sulphurlo Acid Generator. .
ALL: BY-PRODUCTS ARE :.
SAVED AND UTILIZED
Inventor Claima That Corroded Lead
May Be delivered From Plant That
Takes the Metal From tha Crude
Product of the Mine.
(tpadat tMseateh te The Joeraat) '
Lewlaton. Idaho, Nov. ' IT. On tha
Clarkaton aids of the river, opposite
Lewlaton, Is a unique reduction plant.
The Initial run of laat week satisfies
the builder, Charles N. Rider, formerly
of St. Louis, and he Intends to work on
a larger scale. .-. . .
The equipment Is a roaster, sulphuric
acid generator and leaching plant, Tha
roaster, a patent product of the Inventor,
Mr.- Rider, requires no attention in ac
tion, as mechanical arrangements for
putting the ore through are provided.
Care la taken to conserve the heat dur
ing the roaatlnc proeeas- and the gases
are converted Into sulphurlo acid, which
la uaed la turn to leach the values from
the ore. A revolving cylinder Is placed
In a large air-tight chamber, through
which the ore and concentrates paas ia
response to a spiral motion, '
After pasalng through the roaster the
product la delivered to the leaching vats,
which -are arranged on a unique plan.
Aerial agitation, the air current being
heated. Is used to insure thorough leach
tng. Precipitation la accomplished by
especially dealgned appllancea of the
Inventor. In addition- to saving the
precloua and uaeful metals, the plant
eaves whatever valuable by-product may
be. desired. ... The - Inventor aays . thai
corroded lead for patnta may be pro
duced by the same plant. Thla fact
Is taken locally to afford It wide scops
In the Coeur d Alenes, ' where the ores
are allver-lead. : ' . . ,
The company la. owned by aeveral
local men and soma outsiders, and it Is
the expressed purpose to operate during
the winter months on such sulphide, ores
aa may be secured for the work.
NEW BALL CRUSHER.
Kooel:
Every kind of an Overcoat, for every kind of weather, for
- every kind of an occasion, for every kind of a figure from tT
;eW.'.'.,; v!-.:. low figure to a high figure.' ,' v ,1,
V See our. window display of special values in men's fashionable
uite, Overcoats
Raincoats IrEf:J))lJ
They are unusually good values -at this low price. .They
are well tailored and good fitting. You should certainly
. " v see them.--'-' -i'rz ' :
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Outfitters for Men and Boys
168 AND. 163 THIRD STREET, NEAR MORRISON
sa stave Invention Which Fills
." . if Waat, ' -
tL J. Garvin and B. C- Morse of this
city have Invented a unique grinder for
laboratory work and teatlng plants.
which hae an of the good parts of
ball mill and the facilities for cleaning
ua-that-ia-afforded 'by a good, round.
bottomed mortar. - The first machine
has lust been Installed at lit Morrison
street, where tt will be used In the
sampling mill and testing works of the
Oarvla Cyanide .Extraction company,
The ahell of the mill is . shaped much
like a large, round-bottomed kettle, the
axis of rotation being at' a pitch of
11 or It degrees from the borisontal.
nMU cruihei aa the ahell
volvea, the track for the ballfittlng Its
curvature exactly, insuring a large
crushing surface reach revolution. A
screen Is attached to the top of the
shell and through this the v crushed
product is forced by the splash of the
ball or accumulating material...',
Whan tha crushing Is over - and tha
acreen is removed . the operator may
clean out the shell as readily as a hand
mortar, thua giving absolute assurance
against salting the succeeding batch of
ore. Largs crushing devices for test'
Ing plants and sampling mills have been
the ssource or mucn annoyance to metal
hirglsts, owing to the difficulty of
adapting any of tne usual appllancea to
the laboratory In such manner that
clean-up may be " ready and thorough.
The Portland men seem to have per
fected aomethlng that should have great
merit In thla respect, and no doubt will
be in considerable demand when better
understood. Thla plant Is of sufficient
stse to handle all of tha ore that will
be sampled by the company. If fine
crushing Is desired, and for such ore as
Is put through the testing plsnt for
cyanide or other experiments oa a large
scale.
MINING NOTES.
S flg
appointment . here over the failure of
W. H- Brevoort and associates' to bring
the White Knob smelter . here from
Mackay, Idaho, for tha Balaklala copper
group. Tha lateat announcements mads
from Mackay Is that the White Knob
hae bee ik leased, and that the leaaea
expects to get sufficient ore from the
property to treat at least ISO tons dally
this winter, and a larger tonnage next
season. It Is regarded possible that
a portion of tha smelter may be brought
to the Balakiaia, or in tne event or thla
being impracticable, no doubt Is felt
that Mr. Brevoort and his associates
will arrange for other smelting equip
ment hare.
Walter Crone of Granite, Oregon, la
in the city on business connected with
the Golf Standard, which adjoins the
Gold Bug. Mr. Crone says that th
atrlkes recently reported In tha Gold
Bug ere hopeful and that Manager Van
Vleet la puahlng work with all poaalbls
dispatch to get a lv-stsmp rani in
stalled this year.
Sumpter, Or.. Nov. 17. Manager L. V.
Swlggett la making good progress in
erecting the stamp mill on the Golden
Chariot group, one mile from thle city,
and expects to be cruahlng ore before
New Tear.. The work In the mine con
tinues to show up good reserves, and
when the mill la put In commission, the
plant will have steady work ahead of It
for some time at lcasf, ,
WOMEN TO TAKE PART '
IN AMITY ELECTION
'' (Special Dlapates te -Th. ' Jon r nil.)
Amity, Or... Nov. 17. Amity's annual
town election will be held December 4
and promises to be an Interesting con
test ' 'The - Issue this -year is-whether
the town shall be "wetSu'or "dry."
Normally tha 'Vet" Interests are in the
majority, but thla year, , through an
amendment, to the town charter, all
women ovsr the ege of .It years who
pay taxea are votera, which 'makee the
contest nearly equal and a warm con
test Is expected. G. B. Henderson, E. P.
Wallace and J. W. Booth have been ap
pointed Judges and J. A. Breeding and
Adolphue Rea clerks for the election. . A
rltiens' mass meeting haa been called
for next Monday plght to nominate a ,
ticket. r
.-.j Football. - -
Sherman Indiana of California va
Multnomah,- -Saturday. November It.
MtiHnopieH 'field, l.it p, m rale or
fesiaa. . Admission lOe. .
It Is S;EedlKM
THAT ANNOUNCES THIS GREAT SALE
tore
Within 44 Days Wc Must Close Thit5 Store
AND WE HAVE JUST THAT TIME IN WHICH TO SELL OUT THIS STOCK. To quickly accomplish this necessity
every garment, every item of jipparel, every hat and cap and every article in the store has been ;. ; : '
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Positively Reduced in Price 33& Per Cent
That is to say, we have cut prices down in all departments so that we are now selling garments at the strong reductions
muitaicu in wicsc two price usia we snow nerewiin 5 -r.-j
Suits and Overcoats
l' as eeeaoefoaeassti
$16.70
All our all wool exquisitely tailored $25 Men's
garments ..... . . ......... , . , .. .
All our all wool superbly made Men's $22.50 Suits and , . ''V': r' C 1 C AA
Overcoats now only.'. . ... . , . . .... . . . . . . 0 1 tlsUU
All our fashionable $20 Suits and Overcoats for Men ' C 1 0 OC
cut down to. ............ .-. , ... . . . . t : . . ....... . . . '. 'ii . . . D I ueO 0:,
All our large supply of $18.50 Suits and Overcoats for Men , ,4 CIO
reduced to......;... J1 eWeUil
' All our $16.50 Suits and tvercoats for Workingmen, very . ' C I 1 OA
substantial, now only , ............ , v. . ; v 1 1 efaU
AU our regular $15 Suits and Overcoats going at this ' J Q QQ
' All our $10 Suits and) "'V' r: ; . ' : .'.."C C QC
Overcoau..VT....v:....1.............;,.,.........
Hats and Furnishing Goods
Our extraordinary display of $2 Hats now .......... ..$1.35
See "our$1.50 Hats for everyday wear, now selUng atr;;",vr.;;t;; .T.: .OOe'
All makes of 50c Neck 'Ties going at this sale at 25
Remarkable saving in "Standard" $1 Shirts, now selling at. ....... ,... .63
' Pjck and choice of our full line of 25c Neck Ties now... .... .10e and 15e
A Word of Explanation
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nuem moj norrurie ca
numwui ,
The Red Front has been In existence in Portland for 20 years. Its reputation is gilded with honor beyond all cavil, and has not
and never will be assailed. , It has kept its word with its friends under all circumstances. It has not resorted to fakery, and
never will, and now that WE ANNOUNCE A ONE THIRD REDUCTION SALE THE PUBLIC MAY BE ASSURED
THAT WE SPEAK THE TRUTH.' - i .'-.. . ; , r- ' .
; Nor are, the goods we offer of inferior grade, made to sell at "special prices, but are of superior stock and workmanship, -and
well worth every penny we asked for them before the reduction had taken place. But we must dispose of everything we 1
; have in the next ,44 days, to do so 'SHALL OFFER BARGAIN UPON BARGAIN UNTIL EVERYTHING IS GONE.
CLOTHING - ANDjl GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
AND SHOE STORE ;
226 MORRISON STREET SOUTH SIDE BETWEEN FIRST-AND SECOND-
POLICING PANAHA
CANAL ZOIIE
Captain Shanton, Cowboy and
Rough Rider,' Places Police
Force on Good Basis.'-
1
HOLDS MANY OFRCES
AND IS LOCAL POOH BAH
Chief of Force Is Also lifarahal of
Supreme and Circuit Courts, War
den of Penitentiary and Coroner
Natives Are, Second Class Officers.
(WaiBlBftes Boreas et Tfce Joorsal.)
Wasblnaton. D. C. Nov. 17- One
branch at least of the Panama canal
business haa been Placed on a sys
tematic- and permanent- basis and.' ac
cording to reliable reports irom me
Isthmus, Is worklnr satisfactorily. This
is the police department 01 tne eanai
sone, which Is in charge or captain
Oeorre Shanton. eornetlme a cowboy,
then a wild hprss rider In Buffalo Bill's
showi and later a captain of a rouab
rider troop In the Second U. B. volunteer
cavalry In the Bjjanlsh-American war.
Captain Bhanton nas no sinecure; m
the contrary he Is , a -'hard-worKing
Pooh Bab." Ia addition to being- chief
of police, he la marshal of the supreme
snd circuit courts, warden of -ana canal
sons penitentiary, and coroner ot the
canal sone. -, . ,
'." aaama Polios Poree. - " -The
police force of the sone consists
of one chief, with tbe rank of captain,
oni flrat lieutenant and one aecond lieu
tenant, detailed from the regular army;
seven lirst-ciass sergeants, six r-a-eants.
11 corporal a. IS first-class po
licemen, 41 probationary policemen, and
six clerks. . - - --
The salaries per annum are: Captain,
lt.000: first lieutenant, 12.000; second
lieutenant, 1 1.(00; first-class sergeants,
11.800: seoond-elass aergaanta.. 11,000;
corporals, t80; - first-class policemen,
1900: second-cisss policemen, . ss
clerks, f I.eOO to 11,500.
Prom November l, wnen tne po
lice foroe of the canal sone was or
ganised, to October 15. 106. arreata
numbering t!7 were made by -the
force, and out of tbla number 1.S7I con
victions for various misdemeanors and
orlmee wars secured.
Of the varioua causes of arrest the
principal onea- numerically were: Aa
sault. 14: drunk snd disorderly,. 411;
disorderly conduct, 141; drunk, 10; dis
turbing the peace, lis; larceny, l;
violating sanitary regulations, 1(1. Ar
rests for serious crimes were few, being
burglsry, S; incendiarism, 1; rape, f;
robbery, I. - . ,. t
Americans are given pieces en tne po
lice force when they can be obtslned,
preference being given to nn who have,
had- solitary experience lii the Phlllp
plnearcuba, Porto Rico, and In the reg
ular army. The salary of S7e per
montlf Is hot much of sn Inducement to
men to remain on the force, and nearly
II Americans who Join secure positions
higher an lory In other branchee of
the service,, , i
Tbe second class policemen are nearly.
all Jamaicans and Barbadians. ' Thsy
make good police offlcera, and are par
ticularly uaeful from the feet that tha
canal sone la heavily populated with
Jamaicans, .Barbadlana, Martlnlquea,
Fortune Ialandere and black Colum
biana. Many of theae police officers
have had constabulary experience: they
can read and write in JBSngllab, many In
French and Spanish, and know how and
why to make aa arrest snd can present
a case before a judge clearly and regu
larly.
At present there are upward of JO.000
people In the sone and the arrests for
all causes average about ISO per month.
a very email percentage when the mix
ture of nationalities la considered.. Ex
parlance haa demonstrated that the
black officer makes a better policeman
than a white man. He" is less overbear
ing and aggressive snd . hsndles tha
masses of laborers from Jamaica and
the Barbados with Judgment and dis
cretion, j
Bonding1 Penitentiary. .
Aa warden of the canal sone pent
tentlsry. Captain Shanton haa selected
a site at Bohlo for the erection of
canal sons penitentiary. While this Is
iiai-- it. r.i. ... ... -ftn,
fined in the district Jatla. 14 in number.
The prisoners are generally of an- la-
norant laboring class, few of them hav
ing tradea and none of . them ha vine
profeaalona,
The cost of maintaining tha sons no.
lice force during the IS monthe it haa
been in eziatance has been t(4,(0.lt.
A system of fines Is In force bv which
1774.14 haa been collected from officers
and men as the result of violations ot
ruies ana regulations,
(doings in rabbitville
From the Irrigon Irrigator's - Special
Correspondent.
Rabbltsvllle, Morrow County," Or., Nov.
14. I have received a letter from Mr.
William E. Curtis snswerln' what 1
printed about me and him swappln Jobs,
and he Is Jest on tender hooks to git
his abbdomen aginst our perscrlptlon
counter. 1 nave misiayed nls letter, btrt
I bare persued It so often that I can
kwots It verb battura extern poramlous
exactly ae writ Hear It is and plese
notls how hs plsdes with me to be ever
reddy: "Dear elr- I har red -what you
done printed abowt me In that grate
paper, the name of which aujjeata the
principle pursoot of en old galoot 1
once aeen asleep under a bankwatt ta
ble down to Portland. I am not reddy
to trade Jobe ylt, not jest ylu When
I git reddy I will notify you at wunst
Tour graft. s grate, but I always
knowed you was a grafter. But be care
ful and don't git ackwalnted with Mr.
De l Tremens or John Barleycorn es
quire. Howsomever them t Jents and
you are S of a kind. . I Ytpeet It, when
I wtnt yosj will aend for you. And
Jest git all reddy and wate ontlll ' I
aend, then come quick." Do yea) aeeT
See what he eaysT Why he Is glttln'
reddy to Send for me, and I am liable
to git a mesas Je sny hour, day or nlte,
snd I must be reddy to start at wunst.
I hate to go. but when Duty calls I will
awsy on tha wings of Morning. And
Curtis can do a little towards brlngln'
Rabbitville to the front There la worse
correspondents than Curtla. If he don't
work my graft too strong he'll git
along awl rite. If I'm sent for befoar
. rite you next week. Mister Eddltor,
and Curtla don't git In by that time,
you may not git no letter from us for
your next Issued-i hope you Won't ex
pert two much of Curtis till he git
posted, snd psy him promp for he
knea the mimnty, knot beln' on Ra
street lue I be. Excuse bad wrlUa'
tern, and 1 arfrS-Howtai cont poBoibla-for -1
sT4WSVUSM M SW II ITS llult(akl oniiiiui aiiiu ouvvcssiui Wi caLIJICIIL. ,
anew, r . cure, ..
We have no free proposition, cheap or
trial treatments, no pay until cured catches,
or. similar, devices cto sell medicines, belts,
etc. ' Honest doctbrs of recognized ability.
; do not resort to such methods. Our edu
cation, our experience, our, reputation, con
demn all such quackery. We will make
?rou no false promise as to curing your case
n a short time, knowing it will take longer,
' . as we promise nothing but what we can do,
nd always do what we promise.
anleiiabur1s. We jjiarantee a complete, safe and last'
eiausta u Diseases ing cure in the quickest possible time, with
er atea or women, out leaving injurious after effects in the svs-
-MeeseaJjM
maa, Zdoeaaeo and :
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X Eczema and All Forms of Skin Diseases, Nervous
Decline, Rectal, Kidney and Urinary
i DUeases, Varicocele, Hydro- J
- ' : i . cele and Rupture
An4 AO Diseasee and Weakneaeee of Bath Men anf Women. ?
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE
' ; Write for Symptom Blank If You Cannot Call.
SL Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary f
;-.-rl.",v!;-;.,:-.: MM YamhUI Street, Portland, Ore. V " rvX
Always Inclose Ten 2-Cent Stamps When Writing. t
I
and spell In' and punk, grammer for I'm
all unstrung expectln' to be .sent for
any mlnnlt. I hope Curtla won't. work
my graft for ovsr a cupple of dollara a
day till he git a seaaoned,. for .1 don't
think his constitution and by-laws could
stsnd over 40 perscrlptlons per day.
" The city 'drug store Is .talking of
sending down to Portland to git a new
perscrlptlon clerk, their bltneaa beln'
on tha boom now over their narar-rln-
tlon counter. They have their eye' 041 1
a fine feller what haa been runnln' a
csffay down to the -fair grounds, Hs
must be a mltey good maiv for he had a
eocktale named after Mm down on the
Trail. . .We are glad to. see our feller
citizens prosper and reach out fot
branea and tallent. . J.-i
The city drug, store has Just got In
a shipment Of onions snd potatoes, alee
cabbage and maple"slrrup, .
' I don't like to mention it,- but I sup
post It must be published. That new
htgh-steppln' girl st the Bunko house,
what I writ about a cupple weeka ago,
haa eloped wlh the idlshwasher of the
Bunko. I gesa she waaaent "much used
to good society for she turned ms down
good and hsrd and took up wlth'a feller
not much more nor a hoboe. "O woman,
woman, thigh nalm la I'noonstancy."
I had quite a Joak played on ma last
Sunday nlte. I went out to call on my
old aweethart, Mlsa Lisa Butterbottom,
not havln' been there for a' conaldder
able spnre of time, t.rtn blxxy end not
.very wall as to health. Xock Btandoett
pumped about I quarts of peraorlptlone
out of me at oris time, me laying In a
kind of atooperv I gees - It was my,
Uvver what elided me. Well, anyhow,
I went Sunday nitw to call on lsu,
and rapped Joyous on the Butterbottnni
door. Liza quick appeared and her eya
bored Into my hart Ilka a nnhiet av
she ald I'd better hike out for Honey,
bottom's. Then a kplledrtver or some,
thin' hit me In the rear and I lit In the
road. I gess It was a Joak. but Ita a
durn poo sJoak to git throwed t or t
rods through a plcklt fence, .then asked
to pay for tha fence aa I be by her pa.
UJ L.S.i 1
, There Is just one way to!
have good .
mSm saveiing mtracft
economically : -; ''A
Schilling's Best, at yout
grocer's, moneyback.
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