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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

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What It Does (The largest in the 'State)1 after 1st Crani Tonic Hair ood Co Incorpatof ed a gold duet thero tit the station En jvlth chi 1 thc meantime Stahl awaiting' the action a com It was It be Mich Phone New CO 3250 Tnlbott av Phone 2483 Talbott av Phone New 2401 College av Phone New PHARMACY Hit Market st llfta Ik Consultation by Mall or In Ternon Micro people Examination of Hair and Diagnosis ABSOLUTELY REE We are taking Horace advice and will Move West but before we go this stock must be reduced Come and see our prices Reduction on everything in our mammoth stock of Pronunciamento for Great Brit ain and Colonies to Get To gether the Obstacle POLISH BOYCOTT AGAINST AUTHOR QUO VADIS Comfort convenience' elegance and artistic ef fect are all promoted while for ease of clean ing nothing else is in the same class The Ayres store was the original champion of rugs in this locality and has never swerved in its allegiance to them as artistic and hy gienic floor decorations Greatest assort ments are here always and usually the lowest quotations This latter fact is em phasized in a lot now offered at Present Grand Jury May Not Reach the Bribery Case Thone Old Ah 1247 Cornell New Criminal Code Ap proved Czar Sanctions New Persecutions All person who may have any Sorfou Hair or Scalp Trouble and are alarmed and worried because they have need er done the Wrong Thing and Do Not Know What To DQ To Remedy It are Recommended to Write our Medical and Sclent il)o Department Conducted by a Board nf Hair and Scalp the most Skillful Physicians in their Specialty In the World Send by Mali a few hairs pulled from the head or a sample from the dally combings for microscopic examination and dur Medi cal Board will dlngnose your case and send 2642 Wash 1752 Tenth GRAVES 3928 1 9146 Wash Mich We will be at home in our New Vehicle Repository 1 13 1 15J 17 West Market St Governor Understands that Mon roe CountyProsecution May Not Be Successful BY PUBLISHERS' PRESS LONDON Juno Although In his tent proclamation to the Russian people the czar announced hfs adherence to the 'great principle of liberty of conscience the new criminal code which has Just received Imperial sanction and gora into eftedt in RuaslA contains a number of clauses that legalize a fresh religious per secution It is provided for Instance that any one who abandons the state religion the orthodox Greek faith and becomes a member of a dissenting sect shall bepunished by a fine of $150 and any one who makes speeches delivers sermons or circulates books and leaflets or any way attempts to Induce members of the orthodox church to ally themselveswith other sects shall be punished with'one 'year's imprisonment Any Protestant' or Roman Catholic clergyman who performs a marriage rceremony uniting a member of the Greek Hearsey Vehicle Co THE CIRCLE Three Sizes $1 $2 and $5 Half Gahan Size $5) the Bottl of All Dealers Special Mail Order oner six si Bottles for $5 Express Prepaid 616 WRt 1391 flonnte Phon Old Wont noth Washington rhones uid 2620 North 399 Thone New INTOLERANT REE RELIGION They Are Having Their Share In the Labor World 'Differences between master steam fit ters and the members of the journeymen steam and the unions have Interrupted work in a number of places' The Journeymen of both unions are Idle and there seems little prospect of an immediate settlement with the mas ters The two unions are co dependent and although the masters have conceded all demands of the steam fitters they refuse the demands of the helpers 1 The steam fitters asked an increase from 45 cents an hour to 50 cents and this was conceded The helpers asked several things principally an increase from $175 a day to $2 Other demands were that no union steam fitter be re quired to work with a non union helper and when sent out of the city on work the union steam fitters should be accom panied by a union helper whose expenses are to bo borne by the master fitter The master fitters have rejected all the demands of the helpers because they say the helpers are unskilled and are now receiving more than the price for unskilled labor About forty steam fitters and' thirty helpers are affected by the lockout Arthur Stahl the detective bound over to the grand jury by Judge Whallon at the close of his hearing in Police Court will stand little show of being heard by the presa'it grand jury This is the belief of Judge Alford and Prosecutor Ruckelshaus The time of the court and the grand jury will be so near ly all consumed by business having a prior claim upon it that they will not reach the Stahl case this session The case will probably not be reached before the July session In is out on $5000 bail cf the jury When Ruckelshnus and Bicycles UNTIL WE MOVE Perhaps it Is tempting to say so but the outlook in the Balkans really does Crani Tonic Hair and Scalp oo WILL DO IT or thi second time the prosecuting attorney of Monroe county has? been unable to present to the circuit court of that county affidavits on which the six men accused of whtteeapplngwomen in Bloomington a couple of mdnthS ago can lie brought to trial Governor Durbin has been unofficially Informed'of another postponement of the cases by a Bloom ington 'citizen who predicts that me cases will not 'come up for trial again before November if at all The charges of whitecapping which were' to be prosecuted were those prompt ed by the dispatch of Governor Durbin in the prosecuting attorney Robert Miller informing him that If the law llessness in Monroe county continued he would recommend the removal' of the State University froin Blopmtngton The whitecap outrages of the county were so frequent and unmolested by eithdr Bloom ington or Monroe county officials that the Governor was forced to take the' step which resulted In the preparing of affi davits by the" prosecutor' against six Bloomington men who the citizens de clared were worthless characters and whose actions dll'l not represent the pas alone of the community the dis owning of the men arrested they were able to secure ball shortly after arrest and have been at liberty ever since The first bfilda'vlls filed were defective and quashed by the toiirt and now tlio nvcond effort of the prosecutor has been a failure It is not uildcrstood nt the why the affidavits can not oo properly 'drawn ns the prosecuting at torney Is assisted by counsel employed In the wbrk of prosecuting this whi'e enps and 'ridding Monroe' county' of the offenders Phoa Wash and Illinoll 3131 302 Indiana Makes Hair Grow Prevents and Stops Hair alling Prevents and Cures Dandruff Prevents and Cures Itching and All Scalp Irritation Is ree from Grease Sediment and Dye Matter The Modern Hair Dressing NON ALCOHOLIC ABSOLUTELY PURE OU know as well as we that the only proper floor covering for an office hall or dining room is Criticism of President for Allawing Son to Jake the irst Communion STAHLMAYHAVE TO WAIT A MONTH 1AY Jfc Phonea 014J4DHR1TTEIL Phone Now LEIST EIGHTY II 1 A 2103 Michigan M'Ll'lAY John 1B02 Renato H'htlAT Burford 44 Honnte av MA AH PHARMACY 601 Noble Phone John sot 30th Phono New 170 Waah Phona 1RS2 Meridian Phone Page Three rHafcSnot? oee a i Sit Others Do 02(1 Alabama Phom 712 A it 803 Belawart i ix a i i lire'll 10 15 111 Columbia av Phom 8 Central tvi PhoMq 8 IiltnoU Phone 1003 BtMeridii 9R7A 21B0 TaiDOlI BT RON 16th IlHnoil PARK PHARMACY 150 With New DRUG STORE 801 Phone New 2658 PERRY 103 AUbema! Now 04 VETERS 1839 Central av 01(1 Main 379 PHELAN 1) 1K2ft'N Alabama PINK KouIr 560 Indiana av Phonee Red 5781 New 1135 POWELTi John 28th and Clifton WKE I 2101 ontral av Phones Mnln Now ftSOT Hiram 449 South rhnnn 14 Main 22941 wld RATHE KT Old North 6 REED A RE1CK 8802 IlHnoii Phom 701 Bates Phone New lOTli 740 8 met rnones Mau uiji' jifei 320 Wash Phonfl 931 Wet Phom 730 Wet Phorto Oil $1 PLANS WERE BLOCKED BY THE PREMIER ENGLAND ALLS THROUGH Why You Have It Covered with Hair? 1 He Paid $5 or It and His Wife Disgusted If you know Captain Hyland of the police force nsk him about "that shawl" Other oillccrs nt the police station bought sliawls too but the captain paid $5 for his An Armenian selling shawls dropped In at the police headquarters "flow much for that fine one?" asked the captain after the recently married Sergeant Crane hild invested $2 In one of the articles "He twenty five replied the Ar menian give you said the captain smiling at his little bit of Intended sar casm "Here It is sir" promptly replied tha peddler banding It over jWhen the laugh had subsided and the winnings to game" had been uttered by everyone the captain borrowed the money from the superintendent's clerk and took the shawl home "Where did you get asked his wife "I paid $5 for It: isn't it nice?" queried the captain helplessly law nna 1ut llkn It nt fha Now Vnrlr toro Hawi it Jtyimvi next inniff inoy no soiiini? vou uitck down HAAG A 112 Tenn Thone Old Mnln 1906 II A AG Ji R20 Marr tv HADLEY ROR 7L5 Indiana rhonoa New 1656 Old Main 1650 HAHN 1187 Kentucky av Ohl Mnln 2330 Now 2330 HALL A 621 Morrill HAMPTON 1302 Bill av Phone Old Brown 1 16 HASBROwK 300t Tlllnoln HAAS 11 3U1I ontrftl 0432 HAYES 502 Indiana av 134 6 HEmEn Ij 380 8 Illinois itrown HEIM Grron seem brighter than It has for many long months The new Bulgarian cabinet seems to desire a better understanding with Turkey and to be really determined to give no countenance to the rcvolu tlhnarie This state ot' things might t9 expected to have a sedative effect on thO Komltadjls and their followers After all one can not go on cverlast Iqgly beating a drum to wljlch rniboiy listens ard It Is now quite clear that no single power or commission ot powers will ralso a finger to disturb the statutes at present Hence It Is quite possible Hint as the Neue rio Trcssa puts It the Macedonian revolution is nt Its last gap In another month It will be harvest time and that means that the Macedonian 'sword wiir be temporarily turned Into a scythe Decidedly prospect for peace is Improving The streets of Paris are flecked wblto usiumes crouns ct little dron who with' their parents are going to various churches to receive their first communion Owing to the ant I clerical measures of Combes tho remh premier in the aristocratic quarter the occasion has been utilized lor something in the nature o'f a demonstration The friends of the youthful communicants have made it a point to attend the churches in large numbers and outside every church stand rows of carriages President Loubet's little son was among those who received Bon be ing' taken 'to the church by his mother blit not by his father Several ot the papers condemn the president for permit ting his son to make this public confes sion of Christian and Catholic faith while others condemn him ns a coward on account ot his absence from the church on the occasion BY STAR SPECIAL SERVICE WASHINGTON Juno 6 Scnator Charles airbanks ds' president ot the joint high has run against atn Insuperable' obstacle In the person of Joseph Chamberlain premier ot and negotiations for the reci procity treaty with CaiiaQivaro off Early this spring before the extra session of the Senate 'camo to an end Senator air banks eritered Into correspondence with Sir Wilfred Laurier president ot' the Canadian half ot the joint high commis sion suggesting a meeting of the com mission this summer or foil to draw up a reciprocity convention between the two countries wuedw Senator airbanks thought saw In the ratification ot tha Alaskan boundary treaty the removal of the last stumbling block in the wayof negotiations looking to closer relations with Canada So In deed did the Canadians apparently for they received Senator airbanks' over tures with cordiality and seemed ready to meet the American commissioners But when Senator airbanks asked Str Wilfred for a specific date for' meeting the Canadian was shy He brought up one objection after another the corre spondence continuing from'early in March until a week ago The (Indiana Senator suggested August as a suitable time for conference Sir Wilfred thought It was too soon Then the first of September was suggested but on another pretext It was abandoned Still other dates were discussed all of them proving unsatisfactory for one rea son or another to the Canadian commis sion i Last week Senator airbanks threwup the sponge He transmitted all the cor respondence to Secretary Hay with the remark that he had his best to ar range for a conference but that he had found Sir Wilfred Tatfrler obdurate though polite In the extreme Secretary Hay went over the corres pondence carefully and then placed the Chamberlain protiounclamento in a paral lel column It took no extraordinary as tuteness to discover what was the matter with Sir Wilfred Laurier Apparently he hud been In Mr Chamberlain confidence from the first long before Chamberlain gave out his Birmingham dictum that Great Britain and her colonic must "get If Sir Wilfred did hot know that Cham berlain was to put forth his political theory which promises to keep England in a ferment for months or even years he was at least inclined In the same direction of differential favoritism toward the mother country Canada has at present a differential tariff of 25 per cent In fa vor of Great Britain Now it Is proposed to unite the big col ony still more 'closely with Its mother to the exclusion of the United States and every other country Senator airbanks can not get his conference and there will be no treaty The Neglect ot Your Hair Mav Be Its Ruiii i i If you have neglected your hair and scalp or have any serious trouble and are alarmed or worried because yow nave usea or aone ine wrong ming ana ao nor Knowwnat io ao retia me loiiowing ana stair now to stop your troumci THESE DRUGGISTS SELL CRANI TONIC HAIR EOOD church to a person of another faith shnll be punished by not Uss thap three months nor more than one year in prison" kA I'lctestant or Roman Catholic clergy man is even debarred from discussing religious topics with members of the Greek church under pain of long impris onment il it ull particulars uro now pt band cf the boycott that has been established against Henry Sienkiewicz the author of "Quo Vadls" by hl compatriots It is not very long since the twenty fifth anniversary of the author's entrance Into literature was celebrated by the en tire Polish people who presented him with a magnificent castle surrounded by a park Any one who had dared at that time to question the genius of the author would certainly have been maltreated But all this has been changed A War saw recently asked the nnthor what' In hs opinion was the best Polish drama of recent years The author re plied that all the late Polish literature was worth nothing The reply created an Immense 'sensation and" there have been published dally in the Polish papers the most Violent attacks on the groat novelist On several occasions people who have had the temerity to defend the nu thor have been assaulted It is eyl that his popularity has suffered a perma nent relapse In the approach of the general election in Germany close attention Is being di roetpd each toward the otner oy tne CiaV democrats and the left wing of tlie radical party The right wing under the leadership of Ilerr Eugene Richter 'is fully determined to hold aloof from any connection with the revolutionary party as the Socialists are called but the wing under Dr Barth ha made up Its mind to help and be helped by the Socialists Dr Barth has published astatement In which he freely admits that German socialism has wrought beneficial changes In the political life of the country and has brought about the emancipation of workingmen and he warns the liberals that the socialists have a perfect right to be represented In the' government as it is no longer occupied with dreams ot an impossible utopia but with political questions And Tried to Do It in Letters to Police Superintendent "Of all the funny letters I've received that's the said Superintendent of Police Taffe yesterday showing munication he had just received addressed: "Mr Suptender Poloice orse Stachouse The letter was oouaJIv enrions ingthe name of the man complained of it was as follows: "Dear sir suptender of the poloice forse to dbop a few lines to inform you if there is iny Law to make a man to work to support his wife and children John Jones who lives necr me who does not work and depend on his wife to make the liven for film and her children And he hasent Been Know to work for seven years Aall he does is Lay around sloons and get Drunk and glamlln and Beat on his wife whin her Baby ant but six weeks Old If you dont Beleave this send the ploce to the'Nabbors "Close at this time 'BY ASSOCIATED PRESS BERLIN June Hugh 1 Cannon su perintendent of the Mormon missions in Germany 'his wife his secretary nnd bls assistant secretary werci ordered by the today to leave Prussian territory within throe weeks No explanation was giv6n for' the action taken ekcept that the presence ot the Mormons was undo slrablc to the police "Mr Cannon will move Ills headquarters to Zurlfch Switz erland 1 rf ree Hilr ood To enable the public to Observ its' purity and learn its Possibilitynd what it has done for others Trial Bottle of Crani Tonic Haii ood and a book entitled 'Hl Care and Hair Education taining illustrations mailed to ail wHi send' name and complete addri and 10 cents in stamps or coin nav nnstaerp tn BROS 2326 Old Milin I US 1737 Senator Negotia tions 1 for Reciprocity Agreement Conte to Naught? JUBER Heo )Ncw 2713 JOHNSON IT 1 Phnno Old 161 lllinnlu Phone Old Nnw 1624 in 1902 College av Ohl Mnln 990 HOLLENBECK JV 1202 Phone Main 2257 HOLMES I A UO 2303 nivmM nut Mnln LI19 New 3801 HOOK John A 1101 Knut Naw 0114 HOHNBROOK 602 Waih Naw 21G4 JtOHHOUli fl 2134 OnRe av Phnnos Ohl Whlto 941 Nuw 6224 HfiOKIt J02 Wash it Phones Main 1014 New 3614 HURTY RANC18 PHARMACY 148 old Mnln 1029 New 10201 INDIANA PHARMACY 1W phone New 769 iinnii Rif wnh 1 jnriinna av i iiuns was asked whether the case will be taken up next week said: "Well I cap not say as to that probably will not since the jury will very busy They will visit the various benevolent institutions The first of the week wc will try the Hoover murder case This case will probably take ns several days' and I can not say when wc will reach the Stahl case "What do'I of the chances of con victing him undor'the statute? That will depend on what we can bring out in the evidence I can not say at this A great deal of speculation is being In dulged in as to the probable action of the grand jury our of the six jurors ara farmers and It is asserted they will it given a free hand be loss likely to return a true bill against Stahl than if they were residents of the city It is asserted they have prejudices against the city and the administration which will prejudice them against the case the State is trying to make On the other hand many as sert that a reaction Is coming about Is disapproving the methods of spying Into alleged corrupton CAPT AWL 526 West Broad NEW YORK Ha? 6 1899 Under tine Lows of 'New York State) 1SLH1UK a inuix aii readers oi tne oaaic in Europe are invited to uan or write unnMontc Hair rood Uo4 57 Hctborn London ana i kuc ac ia raix rang Nev 1139 A rTr I 1 6017 MATTI Lb Louis New U9 5 MERRILL fl Now 9060 MttlMHLL Old Mnln 1164 New 1164 MINOR 56 Tenn st M0RRIHON 349 8 East Phones Old Main 7792 New 676 MUEHL 049 nnd 2185 Illinois Phones OHl iNorin i nnnu tIELLER 1101 Virginia av Phone IN PW 11 I MUELLER A 459 Wash PhonesOld Brown 2158 New 3502 MUENCH 807 8 Tina Phone Now NAKH fi(i26 NASH 6746 KT VIM Phone Main 2123 Now 1S02 PHARMACY 267 Wlh NAVIN 602 Illinois 1 NORTON 378 Maw av Phon New 2246 OWEN 638 Indiana av Phon New 137 ANTZER John 1601 8 East Phone New 0130 8 4 i 6 1 I 1 THE INDIANAPOLIS MORNING STAR SUNDAY JUNE 7( 1903 Special Price Reductions 9 bv 12 foot Russ of best quality tapestry Brussels one red one blue: marked down from $2250 to $1525 Rugs of best body Brussels 8J4" by 10 foot size all good designs $2750 rugs at $1750 Extra quality Axniinster Rugs in 8 by 10 foot size regular value $2850 now $1975 Two Axminster Rugs choice patterns 9 by 12 foot size were $2925 also a lot of extra quality body Brussels Rugs in Oriental patterns reduced to $2175 Extra quality Axminsters in 9 by 12 foot size plain centers with rich borders the $3250 grade now $2500 Rugs of all wool close copies of the Oriental have been selling at $4250 now offered at $3375 One hapd tufted Saxony Rug 8 by 11 feet a beauty was $5500 now $3650 One hand tufted Saxony Rug measuring 9 feet 10 inches by 13 feet 1 inch reduced from $75 00 to 45 5 0 Two silk Mohair Rugs considered by most beautiful carpets made full 9 by 12 feet rich colors rare patterns never sold under $14500 choice $11150 8 Illinois ADAMS HS25 Vi Rlnla av ALORD Chin Il 2131 Prospact Thana mew Phone ATCHISON Now 6685 380 BAIRP Wm A 1324 Cnpltol Phone New 1274 BAKER 2315 Michigan Thone Old Main 3049 Now 2588 BARON BROfl 1107 WashhiRton Phone Old Mnln 845 New 845 BAflSETT 901 Muss av Phone Old Mnln now BEDORD NW 1258 BIRK 202 Main 2132 New DRODAV BGETAM 1527 Montcalm Phone Old Brown 623 BORST 726 Meridian Thone Ohl Green 2133 Nw 280 BQWKNH A BREHM Black 6521 BROOKS CO 110 KJLLI NGTON 3708 CARR A 1819 Alabama Main 2130 New 6543 CARTER IL 15 Wnnh Main 823 New 823 CARTER IL 776 iMasn av Mnln 910 Nmv 210 CARTER 1525 nillnlde nv Phone New 1001 CASKEY 2501 fltntlnn 'hone Old Main 645 Now 8259 CLARK John 648 Wawh Phone OldBrown 253 COMAN Jncob 1044 East COLLINR Thon 302 Tndtnnn nv CONKEV A 720 Somite nv Phone Now 375 COX 2802 Capitol av Phone New 6489 CRAWORD 540 Penn Phonon DM Mnln 853 New 853 DALBY Arthur 2507 Wash Thone Old Main 2144 PARRA IL Walter II 2225 Wnnh Phone Now 1241 PETTCH Otto A 1402 Wnnh Phone New 1364 DIETZ CO 1127 Mndlnon nv DUDLEY CO 2128 Control nv Phone Now 63S5 i EADS Mnnn av and Del Thonon Old Mnln 888 Now 8RR EASTBURN David 723 11th Phone Old Main 2056 EGBERT Jan 2622 Lawrence EICHRODT '227 Hllnnln Phonon Old Main 3011 New 1616 EITEL A 1502 Shelby Phone New 9240 ENNERS 236 Noble ENOS 728 Want ERpELMEYER rank 915 New Jersey Phone New 241 ERDELMEYER SON 1020 College av Phono NeW 1218 EVANS Mnrv 2201 Martindale av EYSTER Anna 1202 Renato Thone New 1019 'ATOUT Arthur 2001 Bellefontaine Thone Now 6480 ISHER PHARMACY 1602 College av Phone Old Main 1857 New 6857 ERGEITS PHARMACY 47 Wanh nt OGAS Jnhn 1130 Capitol av Phone Old Green 32 ORD 730 Wayne ev OUNTAIN BLOCK PHARMACY Virginia nv and Prospect OX PHARMACY 1227 Oliver av Thone Nmv ''ft''T RAUER CO 456 Wash nt rnpne now nix REY 1502 Wanh and 1 520 Cen tral ftv Phono New 1647 RITZ John 637 Virginia av Thone Old Green 2295 GABLE A 1 542 TlllnoU Phonon Old Red 7861 New 2116 GARDNER 1685 Howard Thone New 337 7 GAULD A 1042 Udell Phone Old Anh 1691 GAULD John 601 Indiana av Thone NOW GIEZENDANNER Hany i wcHtern av GRAHN 2422 Station JOHNSTON Juhn 801 llltnoln PhoneNew 817 JtEEGAN rank 8002 Illlnal Thone OJd Whlto 901 KEENAN las 1201 M1ch Thone iCHd Main 31'3 A HOLLENBECK 749 Virginia av I'linne Now Ii3 1 5 KELLERi Connul 1344 Meridian Thone Ohl Alum Kbl KERCH fl KERN IL Ui Awn 7 0'? KISSLING rod Now 3684 1328 KOTiUNG riTAPMACY 1701 Prornct I AMBEKT 834 Mlrh hona Nfriv 250 AMDEnT Mlnrvn 24OS Wah LANE Jiilin 11 Capitol Phona NW G80t T'AlJfin Shelby' HA WTIIOKNW WttBiii Mnln 1 1 An New iie Hugo IL 049 letcher tv( AGAIN SOLD OR JUNK (By star' tiri iCiAb ftjsnvtCKj CITICAGO June wheel has bden sold again' conditional sale of several days ago wits set aside today bv tho court mid another bld' ISO ac cepted Tho Chli'ARO House Wrecking Company made tho io Her offer and will get the wheel It la probable tho wheel will bo used as junk I THU YIMGREt Artni Rather Ina GraofVfc grantt detMIrfc itory Watch for it In the Star 4 1 I 4 4L TU YNDLDR Nuw 634 RHODES John RHJBLem I 1301 flhalby RIGG A Old Brown 017 liniCftENKII Phone Old ld Main 1 324 New 1 324 RIPE I' 202 New 12130 SCI1OPP Otto 602 2131 BCHUBERT Harry Vhnna Old Main RiaiWAnT'Z Mnurtrfl PhoncH Old Main 2131 New 6171 PlionAH GL1 Mnln '134 NfiW 6142 SCOTT 2701 College Phone SHEETS II 0650 10 Wash Phone Oil rim "'i Sit KETH 1 320 Waeh HI CAN nillfil CO 23 Wllh ThonOld Milin 187 New 1B7 HOPEH 170111 JI RTEDTELD 2401 Illinois PhttMjld A ah 1681 nrr iruM a' i ntl i In 1 WK 4 RTOKEH BROS 226 Meridian Phontl Old Cherry 2722 New 1207 HlUUr 16 ZboH Miun STOWERS 2824 Clifton Phone Oh Nvih Maw itnra STUART 1C 3351 Hlinol PhonaM Old Brown 5601 New 68R1 STUCKMEYER A A 1351 Madl pon iiv I 'l ini frn viii main nn" STUCKY TO lt llllnoje Phones Ol wain laz wow TAYLOH Janies 2244 Tenth Phoi MIA IUiiIa 'ni 7 H'ltCtMiwihJ Ar CONVERSE 1201 Waal THORNBURGH 050 Wayne av Thone Old Mam loft New io TIMBERLAKE A 1544 College Phon KlLtr TOMPKINS 611 Mass av Phones Old Main 1074 New 1074 TOMPKINS 133 Central av Irving ton TRAUB Cha 1402 and 1702 Hoyt av TRAUB Geo 602 Wash Thone Nert 4211 V1CKKRB Perry 1122 10th 1 VOGT 014 Wash Phone NSW 4 1 WALKER 148K WALLACE Wm IL Block 7762 WATSON 865 Now 9002 WEBER DRUG CO PhnnA Nsw 190 WffiHREL 430 Nnbrfldkft 1 WERNER 2202 Tenth Phone NSW 3850' WEST SIDE PHARMACY 1248 Oliver ev Phone New 8486 I WJLHON 68 Illinois Phone New 184ft WOLCOOT 723 New York Phone New 534 WOODS PHARMACY 1644 Betlefontalnfl Phone Now 6861 WYSONG BROS 648 Maes av Phone NW 4828 ZIMMER 132 Wh Phono Old Green 708 New ft5t ZIMMERMAN 2032 Tenth Phonfl New 1402 1 I I 1 I is XO 1 7 Jr 7 zn I I I I I I I I I iey I wi i sl 8 li I to 1 I I Mb i 1 a Si I I I I i i uno 41 4 i tjgHlk A fir 7 1 jW a a 1 1 1 jwn Ma 'I1 u' I tfl fl 6 t'B I I Rnl I rT nA nr 'ra ri W1.

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