THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; TUESDAY ' EVENING, . NOVEMBER - 3. 1803.
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Election RctgrhsWillBe Flashed on the Fifth Street Front TonightOnrJDwriSpedal WirePrompt and Accurate Returns From All Parts "
PbrUandbnts for
Artistic Picture-Framing to Your Order' at Unusually Low Prices
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We Make a Specialty of Custom Shade and Drapery Work Come Early
"Ostcrmoor" Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses We have them in all stecs
Line of Trunks and Traveling Bags Will Be Found on the Third Floor
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Beautiful Handbags $5;95
Portland Agents for the celebrated VTREFOUSSE" KID GLOVES
Portland Agents for the Well-Known "PERRIN'S" KID GLOVES
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A sale extraordinary of Women's High
Class Leather Handbags 800 of them,
purchased from a large New York manu
facturer at a price about one half actual
value Included are all the new shapes
and leathers Pigskin, Alligator, Sea
Lion, Patent Leather, Seal, Walrus and
Automobile Leathers Handsomely lined
and fitted with card case and coin purse
All colors, sizes and shapes The larg
est and handsomest assortment of fine
bags ever placed on sale at this low price
Regular $11.50 values
Your choice at, each. .
See our Fifth street window display No
mail or phone orders filled Better come
quick if you want to share in the bargains
$5.95
Hydegrade" Dress Linings Low Priced
The largest and only complete stock of the famous "Hydegrade" Linings in the
West. Latest styles, best qualities, and at the lowest prices. Let us show you.
''Heatherbloora 1 taffeta 'silk-finished Dress Lining has the appearaote and rustle
lg has the appearaote
line of colors and blac
great special value. Buy all you want-of it at this very low price, yard...'
of silk,-and wesri better; 36 inches ,wide; full line of colors and black; ylft,
.tut
'LuCenta soft-finish, liarhtweieht material, suitable for coat lininn under- Mt
wear, holiday purposes, etc.: all shades: 36 inches wide: on sale at. vard...iUC
Paisley Percahnes, thin fabric for lining waists, etc.; all colors, at, the yard..20
ivicrtciucu uamicj, mil aaun unisn, ou-nitn, an colors; on saie at, yard.. soar
Women's Shoes at $2.88 Pair
All this week, great Thanksgiving sale of women's high
grade footwear; 2,000 pairs in the lot; all very best styles
and leathers; patent colt, gunmetal and plain kid; button
and Slucher styles, plain and
tipped toes,- straight and
wing - lasts; women's fall
and winter ahoea of stan
dard make, footwear that
finds ready sale at $3.5j), $4
and $5 pair; the bulk of them
are regular $4 values; eco
nomical women can supply
their winter footwear needs
at a big saving. Our anxiety
to clean up many lines en
ables you to buy them at this
unusually low fy Q V
price, the pair., j
Friday, Saturday, Nov. gl3-14
Friday and Saturday, November 13 and
lit the Meier & Frank Store's seventh
annual "Doll Show" an annual event
looked forward to by little folks, and
grown folks as well We want 1,000
entries this year, and as an inducement'
will offer more and better prises than
at any previous showV-We also have a
surprise in store in the way of a gift
for every exhibitor An article worth
the effort of preparing for the show,
even if you don't win one of, the grand
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classes and prizes will be published in a few days See the daily papers
for these announcements Great sale of Dolls' Apparel of .all kinds
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10,000 Undressed Dollc
At Great Special Sale Prices
Get ready for the boll Show, November 13 and 14. ' Exhibition on Thrd Floor.
, 15-inch Dolls, jointed knee and VJAQin Finest quality Dressed Dol, full-joint-
hip; regular 60c values, at -ea.-THC ed, woven wig; shoes and Stockings; all
75c Jointed Dolls pn sale at, each.. 39 sizes,. great valvtes,.at these low prices:
164-in. Kid Dolls, 50c value', ea..39 12-bch, regular $1.25 values, at 994
Jointed Kid Dells, jointed kneeTndl M-j.nch- regular, $2.00 values. ti.Q9
Regular $1.25 values, on sale at. .98 s? 1 . lMncfr, regular $2.50 values, at 1.08
Regular $1.75 values, on sale at .81.39 ch, regular SjjO values, at S2.89
y.J' . " ,i r u'i-jTZ 7 21-inch, regular $4.00 values, jtt't3.3S
Kid Body Dolls, full'jdinted arms, hip rr-: . " . z-r-rr ;
and knee; 13-inch; slrtpisg . eyes, with 24-inch, regular $5.00 values, at 35
eyeWshes, felling at this special price: 25-in., regular $6.00 values, at 85.35
Regular $1.25 values, onSale at..9S 27-inch, regular $7.00 values, at 6.25
17-in. full jointed Doll, same JQ Jointed Dolls, with" eyelashes, as follows:
as above; best $2.00 value,. .1.03 16-lnch, regular 75 value,' each, 59
22-inch Kid Doll, not jointed, 70 m m,t.-i ' ',1.,. ' u' soi
best $JXK) . value, on sale at, ea.ioC lnch, regular $1.25 Value, each, 89
17-in. imitation Kid Dolls, hair-stuffed, Full jointed Dolls, with flirting eyes and
sleeping eyes; 50c- values, at, each.39f eyelashes; three sijfts great sp'l. values:
Great sale on Doll Dresses,' Sweaters, 16-in., regular $3.00 valaes," at f 2.20
Coats, Hats, Shoes Stockings, Toqqes 17t.in regular $3.50 values, at 82.85
and all lines of Doll Clothes. On sale !r f- . -
in the Doll Department, pn Third Floor 21-inch, regular $4.50 values, at f 3.69
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Great Thanksgiving Linen Sale
Is now in progress an annual event that appeals to the housewife, hoel and boards
ing-house keeper. It offers table linens of all kinds and quality ata. saving you
cannoi hlp but appreciate. Table damasks, napkins, sets, tray"cloths, jCpntetpieces,
hand-embroidered linens, etc.; new designs, grand assortments. All on sale at
greatly reduced prices. Take advantage of this" opportunity. Let us show you.
Thanksgiving Sale Carving Sets, China, Roasters
Rog w Bro.MI84r PUf d Ware
Teafpoons, set of 6, at. the set.fl.07
Dessert Spoons, set of o, special, fl.93
Table Spoons, set of 6, special.. f 2.17
Sugar Shells, at this low price, ea.39
Butter Knives, at this price, each. 41
Cream Ladles on sale at, spl., fa. 59
Gravy Ladles; on sale at, special.. 79
Berry Spoons, on sale for, each.. 7
Cold Meat Forks, on sale for, ea.jB8
Cold Meat Forks,, great val., each. 79
Cake Forks, on sale at, special, ea.59
Jelly Spoons, on sale at, spL, ea..59i
Olive Spoons, on sale at this price. 41
Pickle Forks, reduced to, each... 41
Pickle Forks, long, on tale for, ea.49f
Tomato Servers, each, on sale for.99
Oyster Ladles, on sale for, each ,81.74
Fruit Knives, set of 6, special. .$1.38
Nut Sets, at this lovf price, set..?1.77
Carving Sets, with stag handles, sterling
trimmed; best grade steel-lined boxes;
treat values, at the following prices:
3.25 Sets, $2.58 $7.50 Sets, $5.98
$4.50 Sets, $3.58 $8.50 Sets, $6.74
$6.50 Sets, $5.17 $10.00 Sets, $7.94
Silver-plated Candlesticks, on sale at:
$1.25 values, 97 $2.50 values, $1.89
$9.00 Chafing Dishes on sale for. $6.98
$12.00 Coffee Machines for, ea.,.$9.48
$2i)QQyster Forks, set of 6,. . ,$1.77
Fish and Came Scts'Consiiti of
13Platet, 1 Platter. ISattoboat
Regular $7.50 values, the set $5.99
Regular $7.75 values, the set $6.09
Regular $13.00 values, the set... $9.99
Regular $17.50 values, the set. $13.99
Regular $18.00 values, the set. $13.99
Regular $27.50 values, the set. $21.79
Family covered Roasters, on sale at:
Regular 50c size on sale for, each. 39
Regular 60c size on sale for, each. 47
I Regular 70c size on. sale for, each.54f
Royal Roasters, llxl5-inch, reg. Q
$1.15 value, special at .lC
SALE TURKEY PLATTERS
10 to 18-in. sizes, all good patterns and
colorings; 35c to $5 val., 28c to $3.85
Regular 35e Celery Trays, each . .25
Regular 50c Celery TrayS, each... 37
Regular 75c Celery Trays, eaeff'.67
Regular $1.50 Celery Trays, ea.$1.14
Regular $2.35 Celery Trays, ea.$1.77
Regular $2.50 Celery Trays, ea. $1.93
FANCY PUDDING MOULDS
30c values at 23
45c values at 35
50c values at 39
60c values at 47
65c values at 51
In the Basement
Great Glove Sale
1000 pairs of Perrin's and other leading
makes of 16-button length Kid-and Cape
Gloves; sizes 5 to 7; blackr -white, tan,
brown, red and. navy.best' d0 Ofl
$3.50 values, on sale at, pair. 7
Perrin's best real prime kid 16-button
Gloves, in black,' tan, brown, navy, frreen,
mode, lavender, plnk, blue, red, etc.;
sizes 5M''to-'fHr be"sf regu- (4 QQ
lar 34.OO values 'V at, pair.'.tP&itSFO
Perrin' - best:
Gloves, with gusset top; best shades of
tan; sizes , 5J4 to 7; best $4 M
vaUes,rat this low price, pr..vf9
LPerrin's 1-CJasp Cape 1 Gloves, in best
saaaes 01 tan; spear oacK; sizes s't 10
7; regular $1.75 values at, pair.. $ 1.33
2000 pairs of women's one and two-clasp
Kid' Gloves, in black, white, tan, brown,
red, navy, mode, etc.;, sizes 5j
to 7H; $1.50 values at, the pair. .Of C
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S:ale;ibf iress -BMs:
Our Great 'Annual No
vember Dress Goods Sale;
is of . vast importance to
the woman, who4 prefers
the made-to-order gar
ments v to tho' ready-to
"Wear apparel It offers
unrestricted, .choice from
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the largest and best stock
:pf Black, White and Col
pred' Dress Goods at prices
that mean a great savUj
Every new' and pretty
and dress costumes,: coats, skirts, suits, etc Investigate Come early
$5;00 NCurtains $3.35 Pair
$375 ConchCovers $2.65 Pair
g8.50, $9 Mercerized Portieres $5.33 Pr.
1000 pairs of white "and ecru Net Curtaihs, witji Cluny edging or Renaissance braid
borders; 15 patterns to select from; 45 inches wide, 3 yards, lpngO OC:
regular $4.50 Bnd $5 values, vOn , sale at this unusually 'low,, price, pair..PJ0 J
500 heavy tapestry Couch Covers,' Oriental designs and Colorings, d
'fringed all around; 60 inches wide, 3 yards long; $3.75 values, each, vutvv
Special lot of Mercerized Portieres, with heavy, fringes or silk cbrd trimming; all
newr popular colorings; full size, & yards long; 50 inches wide; the ffC OC
best regular, $8.50 and $9.00 values, at this special low price, the pair..Pv0
$1,50 w,fiTtt and ecru Lace Curtains, point d'esptit - or allover figures; pair;. 98
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All Wool Art Squares at Low Prices
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300 all-wool Art Squares at price below mill cost.' Best pattern! and" colorings,
matchless values." JSvery housewife "is interested inrtbis sale, which continues
through the week. On sale at the following very low prices On the Third Floor.
7 feet 6 inches by 9 feet, eacn..? 5.25 10,feet 6 inches by 12 feet, ea..f9.85
9. feet by 9 feet, on sale at;. ea. .6.85 12 feet by 12 feet, for, each. .f 11.25
9.:feet. by . 10. fe&6 tncheseacv feet by 13 ft. 6 inches, ea.f 12.65
Body Brussels, Vilton and Axminster Footstools, best patterns for e4.cht.Tt
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Sale of Lace aiyd Embroideries
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5000 yards new Corset Cover Embroidery. Swiss and Nainsook, in new and orettv'
design, both filet and. eyeletj wonderful values, in these three grades, as follows:J
5c values, at, yard, f -$1.25 Rvalues', yard, f--$2.0p values, yard, 98f
5000 yards of swiss, nainscfok and cambric Enibroidery and Insertion, 3 to 18 ins.
wide; best patterns; grand assortment; 'values u$ to $15 yard; buy all Jft
you want of it at this wonderfully low price, the 'yrd take advantage. .DiC
Great special offering of venise appliqueaBads and Net Top Laces, 2 to 6 inches
wide; -white, cream and ecru; all new, this season's styles selling regularly ylrt
at prices up to' $175 yard; yqur .choice at this nrrtisually Ipw price, yard. ritjC
Great advance holiday saje of semi-maderset Covers and 18-inch" Corset Cover
Embroidery; lawia and nainsook, hand-embroidered; all nei styles; great values:
Regular $1.85 .values 'on sale at; f 1.39-Regular $2.50 values.bn sale at ?1.98
Regular $2.25 values on sale . atJ 1.69 Regular $3.00 values on sale at $2.59
Just received, new imported Novelty Jtojbes from our Parjs"office.' Let us show you."
Directoire Satin Robes, hand-embroidefed.' In taupe?catawba and catiary colors.
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Grocery Department Specials
BesfTeaif BrekfasrBacTbn- buyall Irou'want'of t at "thlsJow price, pound.. 214
"Gold Wdar Corn none better; on sale at the low price of three tins for.24f
'Victor" taking Powder, 1-Ib. tinsbes made; on sale at fliis low price, ea. .32
Kewilcher Herring, 36 in a keg; great special value, on sale at,4 the keg.. f 1.09
Singapore Sliced Pineapple 'on sale at this unusually Jo w price, the tin. .14
Extra quality Oysters buy allyou want of them at special, two tint' jtpi2&4
Blue LaDel Caisup special valueon 'sale-at this : unusually low price, bottle. . 20
20 per centoff today and tomorrow on all bullc Teas and Coffees; ffQLl fff
all grades; ail the best mixtures; "supply your wants.. Both phones. jJ."' :
DUSTIN FARNUM COMES BACK jTO
HIS OWN AS THE "SQUAW MAN"
After devl& wanderings Into pul
plta and rectors back raffdens. Dustln
Farnum ha vaulted Into the saddle
again; has .once - mot assumed tho
sombrero and ths chaps and Is at home
In Tha Squaw Man." We ars glad we
didn't' him as a' rector. We are
orrr w saw him as aa. English officer
la th first act' last night; his uniform
didn't ft We could Imagine that mart I
would bar been worse and a surplice
the worst. But once out of the scarlet
Jacket and the silt buttons and Into bis
customary alkali-covered garb, Wr. Far
rum exercised the eld charm. It used
to entirely cover his deficiencies as en
sctor. In "The Virginian." It would do
the same In "The Squaw Man" had it
not been that the exquisite Faversham
; : TEA :
. Will you buy of your
grocer a pound of ouf tea
.and-go. By the book in
brewing it
Te trecetferat reef 11 ?i dta'l
WsiUiacVkeeit set kiak..
had been his predecessor In the role of
Jim Carson.
The fact that this charm has been
Mr. Farnum's 'Chief stock in trade all
these years was well exemplified last
night. Of acting there was little. Hu
utterly failed to move us In the first
act He looked a trifle stout and. awful
to say it, middle-axed. He .walked
awkwardly, as a soldier, just as he
strde gracefully as a cowpuncher. Tou
wondered whether he reallv had erown
old, or whether it wasn't you yourself
that had changed and had lost some of
your youtnrui -tmtnuslasm lor cow
punchers and frontier heroes.
But when the channel did come it came
with a rush and Farnum's personal at
tractiveness seems bound to go down
into history like that of the Barrymore
family. It wins you over In a ' subtle
and very effectual meaner.
Like the character m the star's act
ing, the second year company of "The
pquaw Man" seems to have deteriorated.
Maud. Hosford remalnsuas Ladv Eliza
beth Wynnegate and George Deyo Is
still Big Kin. ioreman or Jim's ranch,
PhtlllDs Smaller talks throuah hln nnsi
terrifically, even though he Is a belted
earl, and Mary B. Con well as Diana is
a eeubrettr young; lady. it, waa ap
parent that she had become s countess
via the fDoUlBntoWer-Brinsley Bhaw
evidently -Obsessed with the Idea Chat
b-l men are black, was the blackest
villain you ever saw.. Ue lust exuded
oarxness and crime. - S.
Don t get the idea tnat there waa no
sunshine in the piece. There van. and
plenty of It. Cut there were points of
comparison with last year's production
which was unusually excellent that
were unfavorable to this one. The -play
Itself has not changed and it is ne of
the best dramas of its kind. ' There are
many member of the company that are
good. Including most of the cow-
f'Unchers and the Indians. The last act
9 as powerful as ever and holds inter
est remarkaoiy Ana tne stage set
tinss thank heaven for these staee set
tings, they mill us out of many a hole
are unusually kouo. . .
If vou didn't see "The Sauaw Man'
last year you will" enjoy it this week at
tne Heiiig. Ana anyway its wortn
while to see Mr. Far n urn back as 'a wild
westerner.
Election Be turns at Kink. f
Tonight tfce election returns will be
? os ted at the Exposition rink. During
he everting there will be moonlight
skating and the rink will be warm and
comfortable. There will be ' special
music.
Three Lost Boys Found.
Edmonds, Wash., Nov. ' S: John and
Lewis Baxstrom and Robert McClelland,
the hunters missing since last Satur
day and ' for whom searching parties
have been looking, returned home this
morning. The boys went out in a small
boat with only paaaies for propelllne
power. ;A gale. came up andJhey drifted
across -; the sound to .wnwiby island.
where ther were flicked uo and sent
home by steamer this morning.
y TOVSTOCPTXOST STATISTICS.
Proye-hat-aBeglected cold oreougn
ruts the .lupgs la so bad a condition
hat consumption germs find a fertile
field, for fastening on one. Stop the
cough just as soonr as it appears with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the i torn and ' inflamed tissues and
makes you well again, . .
CANNY REPORTERS VANISH, THOUGH
HE CAME' ONLY TO COMPLIMENT
v
xvinety-nlne arid three fourths per
cent of the persons who come into the
editorial rooms of a newspaper office,
it seems, have a complaint of some
kind to make, A newspaper shop is the
clearing house for people with a grouch.
Biliousness is also responsible for a
great many kicks. Every time some
people pass" a newspaper office they
drop In to file a complaint, JuSt to show
that they are amon the living. If
their gas or eleotrlo lights do not burn
Just right, If their streets are' In a bad
way, etc.,.. certain citizen hike for a
newspaper office every time. ' ,
A man' walked into The Journal to
day and said he wanted' to see the per
son who had charge of the reporters.
His hat was pulled down over his eyes,
and there was a certain gruffness in
his voice. .- Every reporter In the room
thought -he was Vit.' sure. The police
reporter was the flret to get out He
wag in such' . hurry that he left his
hat. i On his verr heels was the re.
porter -who, , does the : divorce- courts.
He's usually the first to ret out in a
case of this kind. Today the police
reB0JirftppejjeiliterJaLiJeMejiiiih9
door.- . -v' ' -' V .
Thevtnan stood around a bit " and
seemed to be slxing up every one In
the office.- It was explained to him
that the city editor was the man he
was looking for, and that at that mo
ment (the city editor was in another
room. The man aald be would wait -
That settled It, aure, the other report
era thought, and they began to leave
one by one. ' Finally, the man said he
guessed he wouldn't wait any longer.
Bald he waa' one of the officers of the
Ministerial association, and had' called
to see the reporter-who had written the
story. Bald be thought a woman had
reported the meeting.
That relieved the men, ao they went
back to their papers and the pipes.
They, had to i light up, the pipes had
gone out
. 'TVhat'a that young woman's name?"
the man asked.- "She's not here, either,
eht Well. I'll just write her a note, t
wanted to tell theclty editor-what a
good notice The Journal had of the
meeting today, and to compliment the
person who wrote HV . . . - . . N
Every one nearly fell out of his chair.
. The roan was gone, Just as mysteri
ously "as he had come. But the report
er who. was tehave been complimented
missed it all. And so did the city edi
tor, and it was all so much out of the
ordinary a man coming Into a news
paper .off Ice to file a compliment . ,
'.'- -yitEg nvnin t-4uA'ti
Pi20 01 NT MB NT i snsraateed to enr mi
raae ef Itchlcx, Blind, Bieedlog or Protmdlnf
rue m i w ii wji wnicj nianaeo. ouo.
TireV sale Peters ARoSerta, whble
sale furniture manufacturers, 65 North
yrMat street, corner Davis, :- 1
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JAPANESE CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
. jOF THEIR EMPEROR TONIGHT
t '.
, Loyal Japanese of. Portland' are cele
brating today the blrthdiy of , Mut
suhlto, emperor of Japan, The kinging
of Japanese national .airs and patriotic
speeches will be features of an enter
tainment tor be held in the T. M. C A.
hall tonight by members of the' Jap
colony: ' - ! -''' - " ' -- '.'
Anoftier eyent In honor of his 'ma
jesty's blrfhday will be 'a banquet at
the Hotel Portland to be given by Tasu
taro Numano, Japanese consul In Port
land, to his friends in this city. Owing
to the fact that this is election day
the dinner wilt not be held untli Thursr
day evening, November 6. --vv
Invitations to the banquet have been
issued as follows: United States Sen
ator Jonathan Bourne,. P. S. Malcolm
a. unia, iv &. wiicox, Ki. r. owigeri,
John M. Gearln, Bishop Soaddlng, C- W.
Hod son, British Consul James Laidlaw,
K. A. J. Mackensle, John F. Carroll,
Mavor Harry Lane. Oeorxe . M. Trow
bridge!. H. " W. Scott,' J. U. Barbour, S.
Ban, Governor George EV- Chamberlain,
J. jwaya,' W. M. Ladd, C. ?. Adams. W.
D. WheelwrightQenersI- C.,y, Beebe
and Judae C E-TVolverton. ;
ijtis expected that: several .' hundred
Jan these wlU-attend the.- Y. M. C. Ai
entertainment tonight Addresses aren
to be made by -Secretary stone or the
Y. .. M.C. A.. James Laidlaw. -British
consul in Portland, -Consul Numano and
other. A feature af ths-4neetlnr is (o
be the reading .of the Imperial edict of
morality by Secretary Ywaya, of the
Japanese bonaiMate. r- s "
; r " Dwao0 Newspaper Deals,
' ' (Doited Prets Leased Wire. I ''
Dayson. Yukon, Nov. S.-The Daw'soii "
News and the Dawson World have been
sold .by Richard Roedlger and William-
Mclntyre, the founders, to Greer C. Bar-,
ton and, Otto Kastner, wholesale meat
dealers. and Charles ,. Settlemeiefv Ja
seph Greene, Albert Forrest and Arthur
Dover, newspaper men. - . ........
A KZXr BOOK &T A FAMOUS AtTHOB
Mrs.'" Mary J." Lincoln, ' author of the
famous Vfioaton Cook Book," has just
written another book of recipes, the :
Pure Food Cook Book." -It la interest
ingto note that in a number of recrpe
Mrs. -Lincoln haa recommended the use
of regetflblai oil cooking fat, called
COTTpLENB. Lard, being made from
nog faf it often.inpure and always IndV
feaUble. . It ia claimed for COTTOLENE.
owever, that it cAn be used in every
war that lard 1st that it m,v.. ut. i.ui
debciona paatnr whici caa be digested
iTc. moes aeucatc atoniach,
Bind that it la elan mm
lard, one-thfrdlegg beinjjf requirtdk
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