Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 3, 1909, Page 3

& eontinue to fssue insurance on Mer. J. L LATHROP & SONS cantile, Dwellings and Farm Property in the strongest companies at low rates. & Gm.nllafluamphum‘ymlr business elsewhere, 28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. - marldaw | \li "i\t il FIRE INSURANCE Backed by the strongest companies, at premiums that reach the safoty-point only. Quick settlement should dis- aster come. Don't delay—let's write your policy today. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agl. Richards Building, 91 Main Street. meay24daw REMOVAL John F. Parker HAS REMOVED HIS FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE TO THE CHAPMAN BUILDING BROADWAY Telephone 894. N. TARRANT & GO, 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Heaith, Liability, Plale Glass and Steam Boiler . .. INSURANGE Nerwich Union Fire Insurance Society, u. 8, Assets §2,759,422.10 Western Assurance Co., U. €, Assets $2,397,608.00. decl1d ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AMOS A. BROWNING, Attorney-at-Law, 8 Richards Bldg. *Phone 305. BAOWN & PERKINS, toroeys at Law over First Nat. Sank, Shetucket St ” Entrance Btatrway, next to Thames Nat Bunk Tel. 38-3. DENTISTRY The dental business established by my brother, whose assistant 1 was for many years, will be continued by me assisted by Dr. V. D. Eldred. It will be a pieasure of my brother and as ny as_will favor me with their e. Extracting 25c and up. DR. .8, BLDR. al - 0v19/ Rose Bowling Alleys, LUCAS HALL, 49 Shetucket Street. J. J. C. ETONB, Prep. June Brides Wil find it to their advantage to visit our Store this month. We are show- ing a fine Mne of high grade and medlum priced goods. It is bard to give any adequate idea of all we have to offer, so we issue a general invita- tion te come to our store and we will be pieased to show you our line. We have furnished over 5000 homes, et us show you what we can do for your home. Shea & Burke 37-41 Main St. ’nylfid “ DOMINICK & DOMINICK, Founded 1870 Members of the New York Stock Exchange Bankers and Brokers h grade investments. onds and Guaranteed Stocks. Orders executed in Stocks Bonds, Wheat and Cotton. Norwich Braach, 67 Broadway Telephone 901. FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. eot13d and may27d Delivered to Any Part of Norwich the Ale that is acknowledged to be the Shutout Brings First it. e 1 Interscholastic League Standing. Wen, Lost, P.C Gain on Detro Bulkeley ... 1 2800 Westerly High 1 1800 ‘Windham' High . 3 400 Morgan, School . ... 4 338 Norwich_Academy. 5 12 (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Westerly, June Z—Before a wildly enthusiastic crowd of supporters for the home team and a cheering delega- tion for Bulkeley high school of New London, the diamond aggregation of Westerly high school were right on deck for their only chance to stay in the running for the championship of the Eastern division of the Interschol- astic division and handed out a defeat to Bulkeley, 2 to 0, this afternoon, the first setback for the New London team this season in a league game. The re- sult left the two teams tied for the league ' leadership. It all came about by two_close ds cisions by Umpire Rose in Westerly half of the first inning. _Bulkeley's three' batters, Benevenuit, Rogers and Bacon, had ail gone down by the strike out_route, in which Pitcher Burrows made the great record of a total of 20 for the game. Captain Foley then came to_bat for Westerly high and Pitcher Wall sent him down to first no a free pads. Foley plunged for second and Umpire Rose said “safe,” aithough the Bulkeley supporters de- clared_he was out a mile. Martin scratched a single past Benevenuti, D_aieni‘ to New Wunen—&u'rovn [Fans 20—Pittsburg Draws Further £ head—Athletics ‘ . teams only in the same class. As to these pickup articles of doubtful dia- mond-abllity, they can't see them, says Captain Scanlon. Off Day for Harvard’s Crack. Cambridge, June 2.—Hartford, Har- vard's crack left-hand pitcher, had an off day today and the Brown team won, 8 to 2.° Loose fielding by Ha vard also aided the men from Prov dence. -Score by innings: R HE. Brown 2000001003 5 8 Haryard 0000001012 6 8 Nourse and Raymond; Hartford and Cull;rler. Time, 2.10. Umpire, Cons nclly. Tigers Wi on Three Hits. . Princeton, jN. J., June 2.—Princeton got only three hits off McClure, the Amherst pitcher, today, but they scor- ed two runs, defeating Amherst 2 to 1. Score by innin; R H.E. Ambherst 100000000—1 7 4 Princeton 00000020%*—2 -3 2 McClure and Henry; Dawson, Drewes and Holy Cross 4, Yale 0. New Haven, June 2.—Ygle was un- able to hit Foley, the Holy Cross pitcher, today, and lost, 4 to 0. Swee- ney was the only Yale man to get a hit, and that came in the first inning, oly Cross made six hits off Rose of Yale and with the assistance of two passed balls by Sweeney made four runs. Foley pitched a great game, and 250th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the Founding of Norwich, July 5th.and th\ which scored the Westerly captain with the first run, Martin making sec- ond on the throw in. Martin's effort to steal third made another puzzler for Umpire Rose to decide, but it looked safe to him. A moment later in an_attempt to catch Martin off third Bacon threw past Rogers and the runner came in with the last run scored in the game. In the field Bulkeley outplayed West- erly, pulling off some senational turns, but at the bat Pitcher Burrows had them nailed to the mast and the one hit they got was al lthey could punc- ture his delivery for. The score: Wasterly High. Bulkeley High. b . Wb oo a e Froce 3 o Benvenntia 6 0 %0 § & Martin > 4 ilRogersd 5 80 0 2 2 Cliapmanet 4 1 oBacone - 30710 Dution.tt 3 0 ofLchantir2 2 0 4 1.0 Pember 15 3 0 0 Naiels 318 80 Champiins 3 0 o/Wally 30 030 Spargot © 3 1 OlSimarent 500 00 Burowp 3 0 OTivlelt 80 400 L¥cierss 11 et 301060 Totals, 2 0 Tows 71363 Berre by iom 5 woH s . 20000000 0 Btheley .. 000000 00 Runs, for Westedly ¥. ¥oler, Martin; two base hit, Martin: sarifice hlt, L. Foley; best on the market — HANLEY'S PEERLESS. A telsphone order will recelve prompt attentlon, D. J. McCORMICK, 30 Frahklin St may29d Many of citizens are drifting « by neglecting iy nd’ bladder trou- oley’s Kidney Remedy will Co B 65 et oase 0 il ot Wall 2. o Bar: T3,k o Dursows o, 1y el 5 ampires, Dinonue o5 Weeley 1od Rose New London. Attendance $00. = Captain Scanlon Makes a Speech. In answer to a line of talk from the Strawberries, who claimed they wanted a game from the Wauregan Waiters, Captain Scanlon of the Waiters wants it undefstood by the Strawberries ang all other nines wanting games with his team that the Waiters are a regularly organized team and wants games with but three Yale men reached second. Ii# batting he made one single and a two bagger. Rose had poor support throughout, The score: R.H.E. Holy Cross 013000000—4 6 2 Yale 000000000—0 1 5 Foley and Larkin; Rose and Swee- ney. Invincibles Sign Heavy Hitter Brooks Manager M. Farley of the Invinci- bles has atranged a game of ball be- tween the West Sides and his team. A good fast game is expected. Man- ager Tarley has secured the serviges r of Arthur Brooks, the heavy hitter of the Norwich Hospitals, to play first base, Lineup: Invincibles—Tuttle ss, Slattery rf, Brooks 1b, Calkins 2b, Alquist 3 Blackburn' ¢, Rankin p, McNamara cf, Hines 1f. West Sides—Crub ¢, Bendett p, Seass 1b, Schwartz 2, ss, Za- langer 35, Bnos cf, Budnick If, Hyman . Brown Coach Engaged Three Cops. Doc Sexton, the Brown univer: ity baseball_coach, was arrested ip Paw- tucket Monday” for overspeeding his automobile. It took three cops to get Sexton to the jug, though his game was not to strike, but to cimply “hold ground.” Sexton was on his way to the Yale-Brown game when he was tagged. Attended League Game in Westerly. Captain Harry Noyes and Manager Bill Leavenworth of the Academy nine were in Westerly Wednesday to see the Westerly-Bulkeley league game, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. -— ‘MARKET ACTION STILL MIXED, Advancing Tendency of Prices Checked —8harp Backset in Some Quarters. New York, June 2.—A check came to sthe advancing tendency of prices today, though the action of the market was still mixed. Here and there prices continued tc rise, but in other quarters there was a sharp backset. Reading especinlly was under quite severe pres- sure and the appearance of some im- portant liquidation in that stock was of notable sympathetic effect on the whole list ~Another center of strong sentimental ~ influence was United Btates Steel, in which the recent per- sistent and prolonged advance gave way to a reaction Of e point. Its up- ward rush to 67 1-4 in the final hour had a strong restorative influence on the whole list. The volatie extreme of the later stages of its rise had caused fears of & probable culmination. Forelgn securities markets seemed to wake up today, for the first time, to the importance of the listing of the United States Steel shares on the Paris bourse &nd this topic was the sensa- tion of the Paris, Berlin, and, in some degree, the London markets. The un- 1ain tone of the market was aggra- vated by the heavy tone developed in the bond market and the fear thus en- gendered that the market was becor- ing surfeited with new issu The action of the Atchison issues in fa of the announcement of the new Atch- ison convertble bond Jssue was regard- ed as rather suggestive. Tie stock and the older convertible issues ran off, though the subscription privilege at’104 for the mew bonds represent 1aluable rights for the stock, based on the, ruling price for the elder convet- ible fssues. For some time past the securing of new capitél on advantage- ous terms has been taken as a reason for advancing the price of the stock affected. It was feared that the Atchi- son response might mark the waning of this influence. A gnod deal of at- tention was paid to crop news and es- timates of privats experts coming to hand were taken ag foreshadowing a Foor showing in the government report of condition looked for next week. The weekly bulletin of the weather bureau was not calculated to allay this appre- hension, indicating a persistence of ome of the unfavorable climatic con- itions. Further reduction in freight 1 : import traffic by the trunk lrcads was disliked, as threat- a spread of this dispute into departments of traffic. The imarking up of the price of copper did ot grevent the copper industrials from figuring conspicuonsly in the early re- actionary movement of prices. The engagement of a million dollars in gold for export to France was mot much heeded, the plethorio condition of -the local money market being as much feared as it is approved, Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value, $4,680,- 400, United States bofids were un- changed on call. STOCKS. Sales. 100 Allis Chalmers pfd . 24300 Amal. Copper 8800 Am. Agricuftural ' 2000 Am. eBet, Sugar | 1300 Am. Can pfd 4000 Am. Car. & Foud 12200 Am. Cotion OHl 1300 Am. 2460 Am. 600 Am. . Low 0 iy o 21890 Atchison .. 800 Do. pid 2 00 Atlande Const Tire. 1000 Baltbuore & Ohio. Do. pld ...... 908 Bettem Kol 1800 Brookim Rapld Transit.. 1200 Canadian Pacitic 2100 Ceatrnl Leather . 1000 . pla 100 Central of NeW' Je 8800 100 104% 128 109% icago Great Westem . 600 Chicago & N. W....... 38000 Chicago, M. & St P C. C. & St Lou Cblorado Fuel & Tron. 100 Colorado & Southern 200 Do. 1st pld 24 pid 500 Consolidated Gas 18200 Gorn ~Progucts 100 Delaware & Hudson 90 Deaver & Rio Grande. 00 Do. prd . . 000 Distillers’ Securities 1400 Do. 15t prd 200 Do, 24 pfd 400 Tilinofs Central 2400 Titerborough Met. 6000 Da. pfd . 6000 Lufer = Harvesier 2100 Joter Marine _pfd 1000 International Paper 400 International Pump . Tows Central ........ Kansas City Southern Do. pfd ... ¥ Taville ‘4 Nashville. & St Louls.. 1st pid. Ney_York Central... XY Ot & Wet. Nottolk & Wesern. North _ American ——— Pullman Falaee Car. 700 Rallway Steal Spring. 103400 Reading . 9900 Republic Steal 300 De. pld A 900 Roek Taiand Co 2200 Do. ptd 400 8t L B ¥ 2 ‘pid, : 2508 St. Leuwis Southwestern.. MWL Wy 7300 Do, B .- T % o Sherii- T e 133% 120y e s Bt 0000 Southemn Ralivay - 1300 Do. . pia Teunessee Copper Texas & Pocidic.... Staies Realty’ ted States Rubber. 16170 Vulted States Steel. 9300 Do. M4 . 00 Uteh Copper ... 10800 Vi Car. Chemlcal. et B B e T e o o & B Total sales, 780,400 st MONEY. New York, June 2.—Money on eall easy at 1 3-4@2 per cent.; ruling rate 1 7-8; last loan ? 3-4; closing bid 1 7- offered at 2. Time loans easy; six days 2@2 1-2 and ninety days 2 1-4@2 1:3 per cent,; six monilis 3@3 1-4. R e o COTTON. woNew York, June 2.—Cotton futures closed firm. Closing bids: June 10.58, July 10.95, August 10.86, September 10.86, October 10.83, November 10.83, December 1083, January 10.77, Febru- ary —, March 10.80. New' York, June 2.—Cotton spot closed quiet, 10 polnts higher; middling uplands, 11.35;, middling gult, 11.60; no an i 1 S 2y HE 31 20 ‘0 81 2 02 30 i 31 52 3 100 30 13 31 o0 18 ¥ 28 3 MIntyre,it Bushss *Rossman Crwlord,ct Cotb,rt Moriarty,1b b 2 g eGP P ooy s R Y TSN A, R ATt P ey olone ] uns, Detrolt Mclntyrs, Cobb 3, Bchacfer, Schfidt, for Boston Niles. Gessler. Hooper, Wolter, Waguer 2; two base bits, cIntyrs, Morlerty: home run, Wolter; Dits off Arellanes $ in 1 inning, off Chech $ in T; saerifie hits. Schasler. Schmidt, b Chech 1; struck ‘out, by i, by Moraan 1 wild pitches, Morgan 2. Cheeh 35 iime 1.50; umplres. Loughlin and Keris. v New York 3, St. Louls 1. New York. June 2.—New York won the game In the first ipning, mixing three hits with cne of St Louls’ errors. Laporte’s plasing at second for New York was the games’ felding feature Lake out- pitched Powell. Scores St. Louis. New York. @b o sbhopo s e Martzellrf 4 13 0 OCreest ¢ 8000 Hoftmancf 4 1 0 0 O/Hemphillet 4 2 0 0 0 Ferriash 8 1 0 1 OEberfaid3 1 0 2 1 0 Wallace,ss 4 1 8 6 Ofkaglelf 2 1 0 0 0 Williams,2b £ 0 & 2 O/Chaselb 8 013 1 0 Jones,b 2 1 9 0 OlLaporiedb 3 24 8 0 MAlcesolf 4 0 3. 1 3Austinss 2 0 & 2 0 413 30410 300 300380 82117 0 00 0—1 00 *—3 Tuns, for St. Louls Williams, for New York Cree, Hemphill 2; two base hit. Eng Jones: _sacrifice Sacrifice fiy, Engle: York 2 play, by Powell er. by Lake rine. Washington D Washington, June 2.—Washington defeated Cleve- Jand today & to ® and seored its frst victory ove the veteran Oy Young in a number of years. Cly- mer sprained Lis knee sliding, and Easterly. who 1ad a fiuger disocated by a foul tip, retired from the game. Score: Washington. Ifowne.1t Conroy.ib Del'hanty.2 Donobue,ib Milan, Ctymer.ot Tnslaub,rt McBride,ss Street.c Hughes,p e ig | oconomenn @l mcoomsornasa Totals, Score by Washir.gion Cleveland - Runs, for Washiugton Browne, Strest: two_base ilis, Cismer. three ‘base hit. bases. 5 leveland 3 bases ‘on_balls, off Hughes 2; first base on_error, Washington 1 struck out. by Hughes 6. Younz 3; wild pitch, Young; time, 1.30; umpires, Connolly and Hurst HOFFMAN LEADING AMERICANS. ; | Former Springfield Player Has Batting Mark of .365. Danny Hoffman of St. Louis is the rea] leader among American. league batters, his mark being .365. Speaker and Murphy are the long-distance hit- ters. Cobb is the best of the base- runners. Averages of the leaders, best unofficial source, follow: G. A.B. H. Wolter, Bosten, 8 RATAAE Hoffman, St. Louis, 28 36 33 Stone, St. Louis, 17 70 25 Powell, St. Louis, 10 20 7 Bender, Athleti 18 8 Lajoie, Cleveland, 126 41 Stanage, Boston, 18 Hooper, Boston, 23 Crawford, Detroft. a1 Collins, Athletics, 3 37 Speaker, Boston, 3 36 Cobb, Detroit, 3 38 McIntyre, Detroit, 31 38 Austin, New York, 19 15 Stephens, St. Louis, 18 16 Davis, Athletics, 89 31 Murphy, Athletics, 29 3 Tartsel, Athletics,’ 27 29 | Carrigan, Boston, 20 29 Lord, Boston, 27 29 | Mullin, Detroit. 9 7 iord, Cleveland, 21 22 Easterly, Cleveland, 20 17 Smith, Washington, 8 5 Cree, New York, 30109 80 Lake, New York, 7238 6 Bernes, Washington, ' 6 11 3 Bush, Detroit, 33 122 33 Brunswicks World Champion Bowlers. New York, June 2—The series of nine games for the bowling champlon- ship of the world, between the Bruns- wick Bowlers, of New York, the title holders, and Thompson’s Colts, of Chi- cago, former title hol pleted at tonigh ison Square Garden tournament, and left the Brunswicks undisputed lead- ers. The champions finished with a lead of 410 pins over their Chicago challeggers.- The total scores for the nine games were: Brunswicks 9298; Colts 7888, Amateur Baseball. The Ponemah Stars would like to challenge the 6.88’s for a game Satur- day on our grounds, This is the sec- ond time we asked you if you are going to play. Please notify John Anderson, box 93, Taftville, Conn. Cubs Sign Brown University Pitcher. Providence, R. I, June 2.—Chester .. Nourse, pitcher on the Brown uni- versity baseball team, who won a 3 to 2 victory over Harvard at Cambridge to- day, has been signed by the Chicago team of the National league. Nourse will report within a month, Many of the streets of Tangier are too narrow to allow passage for a wagon or carriage. Most of the freight is trapsported by donkeys R } vire, Cullen. New Britain Couldn’t Hit Fisher, - Hartford, Conn., June 2.—Hartford won easily from New Bfitain here to- day, § to 2. New Britaln was unable 10 hig Fisher. - % The score: R H.E. Hartford 20220000°*—610 2 New Britain 0000200002 4 2 Batteries: Fisher and = Abrogast; Brown, Ward and Spring; time, 1.55; umpire, O'Brien. New Officers of Hospital Team. A business meeting of the Hospital nine was held Tuesday night, at which James Murtha was elected treasurer ofythe team. There was a change in the management, following the resig nation of Manager J. A. Farrell, who| decided to_let the reins fall into other hands. Sam Austin was elected manager. It will be with regret that the team parts with Manager Farrell's services. He has made an exceptionally success- ful mianager for two - seasons and part of this, turning out a team that won 12 out of 18 games the first year, took the city championship by winning 23 out of 28 the second year, and has won 6 out of 7 this season. Games Postponed. X At Brockiyn (National)—New- York-Brookiyn post- poned; wet grounds. Ai Cincinnatl (National)—Chlcago-Cincinnati_post- poned; rain. BASEBALL GAMES WEDNESDAY. Eastern League Standing. Won. Lost. 1 18 13 o n Eastorn League Results. At Baltimore—Jersey City 1, Baltimore 2. At Newark—Providence 2. Newark 3. At Buffalo—Buffelo L Montreal 1. At Rochester—Rochestar 3, Toronto 1. New Engiand Loagus Results. A New Bedford, Worcester 7, New Bedford 4. A vl Broon 3 Lowel 3. A% VO River Lawrence i Fall’ River 6. At erhill—Haverhill 2, Lymn 6. College Results. At West Polnt—West Potmt 5, Fordhsm 1. At Orono, Me.—University of Maine 1, Colty 2. At Northfield, Vt.—Manhattan College 5, Norwich University 5. Called end eizhth to allow visitors get train. At Hanovee N. H—Dartmouth 7, Massachusetts Tenity 1 Tufts 5. ow Hampshire State College it Y.—Hamflton Colless 5, Coleate University 4. At Springfield—Dean Academy 9, Springfield Traln- ing Schooal 4. A STOLEN BASE. In the great and glorious National Game, “a slide to base” is frequently of great advantage to the slider. Make our store your base for Wines and Liquors, and siide in as often as you can. You will find the Wines and Liquors right in every -particular — Connecticut League Standing. none better obtainable, and our ~rices Won., Lot the lowest on which to base your 2L 8 standard of value. Ours the base for s 453 prrt lan2 15 1 13 12 12 1 High Quality-and Low Price, RT 429 Geo. Greenberger, 47 Franklin Street, Norwich, Conn. Telephcne 8§12, d Lamb, Veal, Fowls, Broiling Chickens, k., Etc. Extra quality. ALL SEASONABLE VEGETABLES. PEOPLE’S MARKET, 6 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN, At Bridgeport _(Conneeticut)—Holyoke-Bridgeport postponed; wet arount Ponies Win in Ninth. Springfleld, Mass. June 2.—Spring- feld won from New Haven here today, 4 to 3. Springfield won the game in the ninth inning, when Doll was hit hard. The score: Springfleld 0010000 New Haven 01000002 Batteries: Warner and Connor and Waters; time. 1.15; umpire, Stern- burg. Waterbury Rallied in Fourth. Northampton, Mass., June 2.—Water- bury’s raily won the game with North- ampton in_ the fourth inning, when by bunching hits they scored three runs. Another run in the fifth inning and ©one in the ninth did -the business, ma; may28d Prop. Danderine and we can PROVE IT! The Great DANDERINE Never Fails to Produce the Desired Results. T enlivens and invigorates the hair glands and tissues of the scalp, resulting In a continuous and increasing growth of the hair. 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You might just as well drink the best THE STANDARD OF EXCELL:NCE The James Hanley Brewing Co., FROVIDENCE, R. I Brewers of Ale and Porier. 7o W2 SRR R AR B , D. J. McCORMICK, L.ocal Agent. » 3 Iy haw o irday the Nnrvm telile yville here, while the €. akefleld at Norwich. _ A FACT PROVEN. Should Convince Kven the Most Skep~ tical of Its Truth. 1f there is the slightest doubt in the minds of any that Dandruff germs do not exist, their belief is tompelled by the fact that a rabbit innoculated with the germs became bald in six weeks’ time. It must be apparent to any person therefore that the —only prevention of baldness is the destruction of the germ— which act is successfully accomplished in one hundred per cent. of cases by the application of Newbro's Herpicide. Dandruff is caused by the same germ which causes baldness and can be pre- vented with the same remedy—Newbro's ‘Herpiclde. Accept mo substitute. “D cause you remove the offect He H0ld by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detrott, Mich. £S-R0C. aun £1.00 The Les'& Osaoes Cos Special Agents. Destroy the Did you stog Special Sale Yerrington's Temple of Masi 49 Main Stroot. may28d J. F, CONANT. 11 Franklin Street. Whitestons ¢ and the J. F. C. 100 Cigars are the best on the market, Try them. mariéd ever p and think what a privilege it was to come to our store where you are always sure of find- ing “qualit; dred cents ? " and getting for a dollar the full value of a hun- It makes no difference whether you buy sc worth of seed or one of our $65.00 refrigerators — the . principal remains unchanged — as the goods we In other words, at handle are strictly first-class. - BARSTOW'’S . you'll find both QUALITY and QUANTITY. Aside from their large line of sceds, fertilizers and farming implements, they sell lawn mowers, lawn rakes, trimming shears for all purposes, garden hose, weeder: s, sprayers, force pumps and numerous other articles for summer use. How about Gas Stoves or Gas Plates? The New Directory June of the SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE Co. GOES TO PRESS ON 10th To g2t your name in this issue, place your erder now. GUARANTEED PLUMBING is the kind we do. 1f BROWN does it, you may be sure the job is satisfactory in every respect and at an economical price We make a specialty of jobbing and repairs as well as complete installations, and for your money. guarantee “value received” When you need repairs for your plumbing or heating system, send for BROWN—he will send you a man who ‘knows just how.” ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, 55, 657, 59 West Main Strest. Telepho, ne 133. ALL DENTAL WORK can be done without pain by Denti ourselves on_ KNOWING HOW. possible by Dentists of experience. that. Good Dental work Each of our staff of operators has made some br: istse who KNOW HOW. We pride ywadays is only 0 years gaining h of Den- ‘We have been tistry his particular specialty for years, and whether you need filling, crowning, extraction or bridge work, we have a SPECIALIST to do it for you, and do it positively without pain, and at to one-half the prices prevalling at of work. IT WILL PAY you to investiga elsewhere. We make no- charge whi from one-third other offices for the same quality te and consult us before going atever for examination and advice, Sete of teeth that fit, from $8.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat....$5.00 Bridge Work Special —our own system — absolutely impossible for teeth to break off Fillings . $5.00 from 50c d for 10 years All work guai King Dental Parlors, Dr. Jgckson, Manager. Franklin Square. |