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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Memter Northwest Afternoon ftewsrasxr
Uatue,
BY HOFEK BROTHERS.
TIIURBDAY, FEB. 27, 1002.
ADMISSION TO LAW SCHOOLS
During the last tlirco or (our years at
meeting! ol tbo bar associations ami
legal educators throughout the county,
tho question, what amount of prelimi
nary training should a student havo be
...! .. ,1... atmlv n( law? has
lore eiucnug i"" "" "" i
lvnn rim to uiucli diecuasion. f rouamy
Dsliy One Yetr. $4.00 la Advsnce.
Dslly Three Month $1.00 In Advance,
Daily ty Carrier SO cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advance.
...linn .! llint maw tlA ArCnmnlittied
I tiv (nklnu a nrnnflp nosltlon unon the
Philippine question, it is useless io ex
pect the American people Io relluquioh
tbo Islands, benco why carry the dead
body ot an issue that in a corpeand can
not bo revivified?
Suppose the Oregon (ietnocracy
XMarkct Quotations TodayX
X "Make Salem a Good Home Market" A
qp -y yy ) 'ysjr wwv yy
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EDUCATIONAL
Srr ,yj
7 EDITORIAL
v,vr yr ' V 'V 'v ir v I ... . ....t.i - ...mliiotlnn
i tower man unit ivijuiivu 6.
mnro ilmn 7fi twir cent of those admitted
to the bar at present Bre graduates of
law schools or men who havo studied for
some ttmu at a law tchool. The stan
dard of preliminary examination before
county and state boards turougiiom me
nnnntrv Ih in most caies consiuoramy
HI
WHAT HAS P.KCOME OF TKE
PLUMMER LETTER.
HI Plittiiniir was in town last night,
lias that fpiituro of tho Republican news,
paper flrfht oa Goar at Salem dropped?
Has the man who saw tho papers anu
would publish them forgotten all that
he published? Was it all a bluff? Is he
bluffing In othor matters, or has Geer
..rnmt.n.1 Mm nn nffiM!? A tlcllt OUtt
bad man to be effectlvo should not he
dropped at Its most Interesting point
by a reform newspaper trying to purify
tho Republican party lest tho suspicion
bo permitted to grow that the reformer
Is finding tho party toopuro to .suit his
fastidious taste.
I from the. averago high tchool, and In
THE CASE OF THE ANTIS GETTING
nPSPPPATE.
If all that is being said by somoof tho
Republican papers dorogatory of Gover
nor Geer and some other oillclals Is truo,
thoae.papers did tho state a iiravo Injus
tice whon thoyadvocatod their election.
An apology is duo tho people of Oregon
from them. Tho Dalles Tltues-Moun-eer,
Doui,
Perhaps tho fart that th5 ofllclals did
not provo as useful and prolltablo to tho
Republican push has someining io uu
with the fight on thorn at Salem. As wo
look at It tho outlook for tho disgruntled
Republican push Ih not brilliant. II ucor
goes In few changes will be made and
they will got nothing. If Chamberlain
or Furnish go in tho Democrats will
hava aomethlhg to say and tho antla
will havo no room for consolation. Their
caso Is dosporato olther way.
MORE THAN CAMPAIGN PROMISES
REQUIRED.
Titu Journal In an Independent paper
and ban written a letter to all tho Repub
lican candidates asking thorn what thoy
proposo to do on tho question of nutting
all state olllclals on a Hat salary and
turning all foos Into tho stato treasury?
Also what thoy will promlso In tho way
of putting tho state affairs on a thorough
ly buslnoss basis? It expects to got somo
good lottors from tho gentlemen who
want to becomo govornor. Political
platform promises count for vory llltio
with tho pooplo, any more than do
plodgns mado on the canvass for IubI
anco Dr. Smith's pledges sincerely made
in tho last county campaign. If man
of his ability and polltlcul sagaclty.placed
in a prominent position aa ho was on tho
Chairmanship of tho appropriations
commlttoa, could not keup his pledge,
what can tho people expect ol less deter
mined inuii who make platform and
campaign promlsos? A business program
to be of'octlvo in stato politic has got to
Ih) put through thu county and state
conventions nnd tho stato and legislative
candidates must ho men of ancli charac
ter and Btamlua that no sintll personal
advautngu wlllswervo them from usonso
of duty to thoover-burdeneil taxpayer.
THE 0R0W1NG TRADE OF SALEM
This has been ono of tho Btormieat
weeks of tho winter rainy and blustery
day und night yot there has been a
good run of retail Undo at tho Capital
City.
Several of thu retailors havo hud spu
ria! sales with good success and thuir
storos have been fllh-d with customers
this In spito of tho fact that It is thodulW
est mo.ith lu tho year, lont and sickness
Tho trade of this city has dovolopud to
thu point whoro there is no longer a dull
season. Tho fruit Industry has grown so
that tho first half of tho jour is full ol
buslnoss as tho harvest season lu fall.
Thero uro inoro people on salary at Ba
lum, couiitmg tho city, county, school
ami statu departments, und the federal
work, than In any city In tho iiorthwtwt
Theso peoplo spend their money at all
seasons.
The live business man or woman is
(tor the publlo with Inducements (or
business. Such llrms make now nusi
nesa aud brings business to Salem. They
are publlo benefactors as much as any
college or factory.
MISS SHIRLEY IN CLEAN DRAMAS
Miss Shirley (Mrs. Smith) dwarves
the thanks of overy cloan-mlndml man
and woman (or her demonstrations that
ull dramas worthy of thu name can be
placed on tho stage In a manner not In
consistent with tio requirements ot art
and yet bo perfectly pure, mor.il ami el
evating, She played last leason at Salam Wy Ch
arley's Couutry Wife, one .of tho mot
salacious comedies of tho Restoration
in a manner that was full o( all Its In
tended charm ami humor but without a
breath or word of offense.
Tho play of Noll Uwynuo Wednesday
night was of the saiuooha;aatcr the part
of a reputed mltrwsk ot King Oharlei,
surrounded with low oourt intrigue aud
tcaudal yot presented as fresh aud pure
aa a rose Irom the garden.
The actor or actress w!h oamiet rito
above catering to tho eUmor for what is
low in humaulty ami oater t the
coarseness lu life, Is tiot true to histrionic
art.
Mlta Shirley deserves tho oommenda
tlou of all thinking people, whether thoy
attend theatres or not, for her nobl
stand III tho direction ol a purltled stat.
It I so easy and cheap, aud yet prant
able to go lu tho other direotktn.
UutwIiQ would Ixj Unerlttwl Uy the
iuueudoa aud suygtMtloiu that mlwht bo
tlirown by a ojover aatros Into suah
characters as are above refrrel toT
JCot manhood or wmauheol lu any
walk ol Ulo.
many localities it amounts to littlo more
than a grammar school examination.
In some law schools of tho United States,
r.1 ,.,liln. llmrn nrn nnw .OV1T OIK) hun
dred, tho requirements for admiBtlon
vary from a common school education
to a college dsgree.
Kach year this subject gives rise to nu
merous articles, papers, and dlicius.ons
n. ,r wli ototiilnrrl u-dllld 1)8 tllO IllOlt
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fair for all desiring to outer one ol tne
largo schools. No satisfactory solution
to the problem hai yet bean reached,
and tho differencs of opinion are per
haps groater now than over. Somo ad
vocate tho reaulring ol college degrees,
many think tho training necessary to
paBS tho averago collego entranco ex
amination sufficient, while others would
linvn nni'li nmillcant tako a special courso
of a fow yoars in collego, and still othors
think a common school education is
sufllcicnt.
pro
claim to the world that It is tho demand
ot tins stato inaiiuo poucy 01 mo icui-uu
government bo not abandonment, but
nrouor recognition of tho rights of the
islanders, tho just alteration in tariff
schedules, the carrying out of the
promises to tho Cubans, the pursitltlng,
in short, ol a policy such as is based up
on consideration ot tho wishes of the
people who appear to havo boon bound
to us by tho ties that are not severable,
and yot have sacred rights.
Suppose the Oregon democracy does
this. Would It not have tho same
moral effect upon ttie eaat, in influenc
ing national pronouncements, as tho
acts of tho Orogon republicans havo up
on the trend of sentiment in that patty
throughout tho country.
This, with such a poBltlon upon tho
trusts and tariff reduction as the present
status suggests, will place the democracy
In the vantago place, and croato eoino
confidence that success may crown efforts
in the 1904 campaign.
Wheat, Oats,
Wheat -53c.
Oate-32c
Ikrley 117 porton.
Flax Cash, Northwest,
Hop Market.
Hops 11.
St ictly choice He.
Liverpool, VAC. o nops
1 70.
at London
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxatlvo Bromo Quinine Tublet. All
druRlts rcrunrt tho money If It falls n.to cure
K, W.Urore'iiilgnaturtfl on cacti box. Uctt
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 1902.
New York Life suggested that tho day
be commemorated by a graud civic and
military parade in tho national capital,
miulu upas follews:
1. Tho members of both Houses of
Congress In sackcloth and ashes, and
ta fi I tr 1 11 it a rn f rr
1L-Canttvca from tho Philippines,
i.nMut unil itiiinHclpd HVmbolizillB
American pacification and benevolent
assimilation d tho .Orient.
Ill Sons of tho tjpanlsti vor veter
uns with a cart-load of medals.
IV. Members ol tho Hoatds of
Uoodlemen of Now York, Philadelphia
and Chicago, guarded by secret servico
men,
V. John Dee on a float.
VI. Historian Maclay poBod as Ajjx.
VII. Grand Conclave or Corn
ninudery of the Infernal Order ol Yel
low Journalists, "the Dovll's Own."
VIII. Senator Tillman eic rtlug
Hooker T. Washington.
IX. Hot Air Chapter of tbo Amalga
mated Order of Get Rich Quick Promot
ers In black Marias typifying Prosper
Ity-
X. Practical Politicians in carriages
with appropriato banners.
XL One hundred thousand historica1
novelists on foot.
At tho conclusion of tho parado Hon.
Richard Orokor will deliver an oration
in his well-known personal stylo on
clvlo purity uu n fiu'lor in our national
life.
Lieutenant Governor Tillman of Sou h
Carolina has cancelled an invitation to
Roosevelt to como to Charleston,
DOCTORS ENDORSE HERPIDE.
Because Its Formula Is Submitted to
Them.
Alexander McMlllian, M. D.. a promi
nent pujBioian 01 causing, iiuuiiiKar,
writes: "On three cases I havo to&teu
Horpicide for dandruff and tho roHilt
haB been all that could be desired."
Horpicido is mado upon an ontirelv
nnw nrfnnlnlo. ttinf In. tlint. itnntlrnff Anil
falling hair are caused from a microbe
that infetta t io hair bulb, and, by de
stroying tlie microbe one's hair is bound
to grow luxuriantly. Horpicide is the
only hair romedy, that claims to, and
really does destroy tho dandruff gorms.
Oua.r3"o:n.xi..
bm th j4 1119 Kind You Hava Always Boiiglr-
Blgnntun. J? , Sn7-4-
t!tfVl2c5
Pacific Coast steady. 3 6s. to 4.
Live Stock Market.
Stoers lc.
Cows-3J4c.
Sheep fJ.oOgross tof3.
Dressed veal ujtc
Hogs, alive 4.
Hogs, dressed lo.
Flour. Hay. Peel, Etc.
Haled cheat $7.60 to $8.
Clovor-$7 00.
Feed barley $2! per ton.
Uran-fl7.
Shorts $10.50.
Flour, wholesale $2 05.
Potatoes Apples, Etc.
Potatoes 55c. to W)
Apples 40COo per box.
Fancy packed 00.
OnionB, $1.50 to fl 00 per 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits.
Dried apples 57c.
Dalian prunes 40s to 60s Stf to 3
Petite Prunes 40a to 60s. 3 4c.
Wood. Fence Posts. Etc,
Big fir-3 60.
Second growth $3.00.
Ash-$3 50.
Body oak-$4 00.
Polo oak $4.00.
Cedar posts 8 to 10c.
Dairy and Creamery Products.
Dairy butter 1620c.
Creamery 2530c.
Store 15c.
First-class country, per roll 35c.
Cream nt creamery, pan skimmed
21c.
Separator skimmed 23c.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggu 15
Tnrkoys, live 10c per pound.
Geeso $0 per dozen.
Ducks $4 to $4 per dozen.
The Hamilton
Cream Separator
Manufactured by A. J. HAMILTON
& SON, Salem, Oregon.
$4.00 size, from 2 to 6 gallons nui
capacity.
$5.00 size, from 3 to 15 gallons milk
capacity. , n.
No. 151 Court St.. opposlto now Opera
House, Ralem, Oregon,
Recommendations.
Elma, Wash., Sept. 30, 1001.
Messrs. A.J.Hamilton & Son,
Sib: My brother Mr. Geo. HI ne, o
n ..?..! ... . .anarntor through
Mrs-Cralg, One ,o our neighbors .,
WHO UBS seen uio i" -- - . , na
me to write and tell you that he wlrtiea
ono as soon as you can possibly seno .
We think it ono of tho finest separa ors,
ever Invented. I would like to say thoy
are just tho thine. Honing to bear from
vou soon. I remain Respectfully,
Your Success Depends
Upou thorougl. tW frobSS ?WttKS
3ss sssc ase s,'1- - -
A- J CARLAnu.cA ,, t bf.c-V -.f-do.S -uu
f Music
All Ladies Who Buy
SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER
Wool and Mohair.
iol 13c.
of
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POINTING
OUT SOME
MISTAKES
Pendleton East Oregonian,
Dem.,on Philippine Ques
tion
Tho ship Lcb Adolphes, Madngarcar
to Portland, has arrived at Port Angeles
Every man on board is sick of scurvy.
Health for 10 Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will ob
tain and secure them for you. Genu
ine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc.
Hooker T. Washington wbb a visitor at
tho White House Wednesday.
CJ-A.fcT OivIA.
OearH'M A M m Q" ""9 Aia" mm
Blftnatan 3
STt . Sf.
f!oarfla wool
Medium 14c.
Fine 14c.
Mohair 20 to 2lc.
lilies, Pelts andFurs.
Green hides, No. I 5c.
Qreon hides, No. 2 4c.
Calf skins lGc.
Sheop 76c.
Goatskins 25c to $1.00.
Gray fox 25 to 60c.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink 25c to $1.25.
Otter-$t to $6.
Skunk 10 to 25c.
Muskrat 1 to 5o.
Wildcat 10 to 25c.
Stclner's Market,
ChickouB 7 to 8c.
Kggj por dozen, cash 15 ,
Portland Market.
Portland, leb 27. Wheat Wnlla
Walla, 05 0.
Flour Portland, boat grado $2.80(3
$3.40. Graham $2 60Q$2 80
uats unoico wnuo ?i,ioo s i:o.
Barley $U $10.50 per ton.
MillBtiifl IJran, $10
Ha Timothy $12(4$13 per ton.
Onions $1.50 2 00.
Potatoes 1 10 $1 35 per cental.
Butter Best dairy, 18020 j fancy
rroamorv,25(327cjfitorn 13 15-.tt
Egga-Orecon, ranch 25)$ 25
Poultry Chickens, mixed $4.00
$4 25; henB $4; turkeye, live 12)$ Q 13.-.
Mutton Grosi. 4 c
flogs Gross 63.j'o. '
Beef Gross 3.75$t00
Veal Gros, 8c 8Uij n-.
Hops 14c lb. 14$c
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ElmB, Wash.
Aumsville, Ore., Fob. 10, 1902
Messrs. A. J. Hamilton & Son,
G ESTMtMKX : I havo used ono of your
separators, manufactured by you or the
..A. .... .,,! Iln.l It In in first ClaSS HI
every respect. No loss of cream, e to
clean, and no work to run, making it far
ahead of anything I havo over tried.
Very Respectfully ours
Halem, Ore., Jan. 2, 1002.
1 have used tho Hamilton Cream bep
aiator for nine months. I made one
i ound of butter moro In two days with
tbo separator than I did in two days
from pans from tho mlU ot four cows,
and a much hotter quality of buttor.
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Salem, Ore., Feb 0, 1002.
Mr. A. J. Hamilten:
I havo beou using ono of your separa
tors manufactured by you for nearly, one
year and find It all that you recom
. ,.. ...i ....on mnto It annnrates
ull tho cream from tho milk and thorn Is
uo wasto whatever, i woui i noi u
without it as it saves three-fourths ot
tho labor In making butter than bv any
othor process, and besides It Is so simple
in construction that It cannot get
out of order. Any woman that makes
butter oven If from ono cow would not
do without your separator after having
glveu it a fair trial. Yours
Mits. D. W. Chaui.
Arc pleased with It, and they will pass along the
word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen
utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing
like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes,
that it adds to home economy by utilizing 'left-'
overs," Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food
Chopper as soon as thsy hear of it. X X
R. M. WADE & CO.
Havelou Cold Feet? S-sSSii
room. Get one of our small GAS IIEATKRS and at small expense hare a war
riT' ... f, ,i.lm, hm.1 retirinir. Tho turn f a key and tho touch of a matched
all that U needed to Blart tho fire.
r.hemeketaSt. SALEM GAS LIliHl LU. -eicpnone Sfiv
Call for City Warrants.
Notice Ib hereby given that theio aro
funds on hand, applicable to the pay
ment of all warrants of tho city of Salem,
drawn on tho goneral fund, indorsed on
orbeforo December 31, 1901. Holders
of said warrants will nleaeo present
Hiom far rmvmont nt Ladd tk Bush s
bank, as interest will ceaeo from and
altor tho 17th Inet.
JOHN MOIU,
City Treasurer.
Salem. Or., Fob. 15, 1902. 2 17 lOt
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Ttio Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
Wss;
222SXS-
Is tho national democracy about to
commit another gravoorror, and for
felt thti support that is ossuntlal to its
siiuooMi? f s tho nrifnuliation to nerslst
lighting Hg'tinst fato in thu Philippines
matter l
Why cannot thu domoorauy in tho one
state In the union holding an election
this spring, Oregon, Met an example to
thu other ulattM, und declare for a
national urogram on tlm treatment of
the insular pomIoub7 It is traditionul
in tho republican party that Oreuon,
otherwise inconsequential lu tho east,
Is hevcrtlu'loM of Importance because
the republican national organisation
utwa its early oleotiona as an object
Iowhjii to show the courso of ovonta in
iHilltlos,
It Is just now within tho power of
tha Orugon democrats to assumo a po
sition o( tiillueuco lit the national oou
WIIERETuWSSME
TI.o...'m frn. tli uvitur rilllH. Uiul SO 08 O
o.-inr.il rule the saviui? holds true Tho
fir- m unseen, hlddeu, uut the ascandiii
umke makes its presence umloubttx
dtfill.irlv vnu
cun arctic from
? if eruptloua of the
3 .,1.1., ,,. .w.rr,,,,(
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l.lrwl You can't
see the blool, but
tti itlmtiliM. bailti.
etc., which mar the
skin amely Indicate Impure
hl.wl Unr this reason the
utwheine which cures these
tmrfaie Wimstn mutt cure
them through the blool.
TV Kmv'i r.olilun Med,
leal Discovery purifies the
Kl.vvt. ratitnvna the wttste
autl toiouou wiltktaHcea
which corrupt It, ami thtta
curea disettses which origi
nate in iuijxtre bUxxl, wveh
a boils. l tuples, aalt-
rlteuui, tetter, eczema,
kmm, and other painful
utnl disfigMtiug dlsottsoa.
"GoUlen Medical Dis
covery " aloo increasea the
uctivity of the blooil-mak-
Vr Ihr glands, thus increasing
I tlie Hipply of pure blood,
rich in the ml corpusclea ot health.
AU.1 ..II.IUW IBAt II ! IK Kl mW- w.v..r . .
iuAtA for iHiftfVI
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iSHuT utah thMUBiilMU. ami uiwtt m the
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.uh 4a ! t y lti gJfttI
Sir J? two ago 1 w iwJUtf uac o ymr Mm
$wli "JX i4 1 ata t try rk. liwjra.
Mtivthxt.' aadm vatinty euml.a
Accept no substitute for Golden Med.
ten! Discovery. There is nothing Jut
aa Kool,fcr llse o( tUeaB4a.iib
Wftcxl, ami JttHRS,
Dr. Pioroe'a Ploasint PellcU regulate
the bowels.
We have shoes to fit the boys and girls for ONE
DOLLAR. A low price to be sure, but many ctores ask
$1.50 for no better. You will be surprised to see how
well these
One Dollar Shoes
Look. They are made in all sizes and widths from good
durable stock. Just the thing for children who are hard
on shoes. Try a pair and you will find you have all and
more than you will expect in a DOLLAR SHOE.
...CASH SHOE STORE...
303 Commercial Street,
Opposite the Post Office.
BARR & PETZEL...
AND
Hot Air, Hot Water, and Steam Heating
a Specialty.
SALEM,
OREGON.
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM, OREGON.
A first-class pilvate hospital for tho trontinont of chronic and surgical
cases. Built the past year especially for tho purpose for which it Is
tiBod. Uonvonontlv locatod within four blocks of tho business part
of the city. Tho 'most modorn furnishing nnd latust appliances
throughout tho building. Heated by hot water nnd lighted by gas
aud olectlcity Horo tho aick can hnvo tho comforts of an elegant
privato homo, combined with nil the advantages of n goneral hospital
without tho noise, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside
physciana bringing casos in treated with tho groateet courtesy, and
assisted in operations if requested. For torms and furtbor informs
tlonwrito or apply personally.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT,
VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AMD 4 P. M
Land Plaster
A car lot just received. We are selling it at the lowest
prices ever quoted in Salem. Come and see us. A full stock
ot FRESH SEEDS always on hand.
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oreeon'
MALTA VITA
FC0D FOR BRAIN AND MUSCLE.
Combines Hie wollka-i. foo.l valuea 0! wheat and tho nudiciual virtue of
mi!' Natures own tonic.
Best Breakfast Food, Needs no,
Cooking:.
HARRITT Si LAXDRJBNCB
O'd Post Ofllco Grocery.
DRY!
Rough and dresec d lumber, If l' J
thhglea-about overy kind you'ieiptw
needexcellent as to material, wins
facture, seasoning nnd all that goei w
make good building and fennng mwj
ials don't rt-quire an hour's seirrt"
find if you havo read this Tbs am
and address of tho proprietor of
lurabor yard nra to b found imatu
atoly following.
Goodale Lumber Co,
Near 8 P. Pasa'r, depot. Phoned
'wf er z
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A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
tindlrji "J ' '' 'n W,j 'y ,ro'n " 0( our
or Slxt n 'U-"!' mBaa s,iuks-Iamu
orButUll.:o, va.U,cutlati or nork
Our meat, ue all outVom the faTest
EEJL iable w,,h '!. nutritious and
wholesome meats at bed rock pihea.
F. C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Phon 191
isS3S00SiS0SiSS
iIai3SSjAS2SS3
A Good "Front"
brings many deserving man wcce
who, ill-clad, might fall. Our ibJ
making your apparel what it ought w
consists in keeping your linen ana 0
wearables in lino shape, so far M
ing and ironing them is co
Ever tried our work, our eti.
prices?
Salenn Steam Laundry
COLONEL J. OLHSKP, PBOrDrt
F hone 411 320 LlbartT DH"
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