The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1903, Page 9

_agents, hy -—NGEGOERS BRAVED LIMIT DF TRAVELLING HARDSHIPS Flood and, Washout Made Day a Memo- rable One for Those Who Tried to Reach the Sheepshead Bay Track. * Racegoers are not often deprived of thetr favorite eport when they make up their minds to go to the track. When they ran up against cloudburats and mrashouts, owever, they were fairly stumped. There were among those in the stalled trains of the Long Island end Brighton Beaoh railroads yesterday facegoers who had braved biizzards at Guttenburg, who had helped shovel the snow from’ the tracks at Iron Hill and braved various other climatic hardships, ‘but they always reached the objective point. Yesterday, however, those in the Long Islagd trains were stalled in a benighted region, where there was neither trolley pot wagon. Fabulous sume were offered by bookmakers for conveyances, but there were pone. All hands were trun- dled back to Long Island City, were compelled to go en to New York, there to be met by the intelligence thet trains and trolleys on the surface roads were stalled. Thousands gave up. the trip and stayed tn’ town. On the Brighton road those stalled had their choice of a bath in icy cold water and mud or remaining quietly In the cars. They chose the latter, reach- ing the course long after the second race. At the track the bugler was missing, the timer was late, the stewards were in New York: somewhere and the judges were no one knew where. They finally by tel phone to have the races postponed, but the assoctation refused. June 29 will Jong linger in the memory of racegoers as one of the most remarkable ever ex- perlenced. No nee for Heaper Clu. An association known as the Hesper Club seems to be making considerable noise just at present. It is evidently well blessed with indefatigable press ‘The Hespers, according to the Press agents,are an association of fleld bookmakers who claim that they have organized to prevent welching and pro- tect the public. They intend to petition the Jockey Club for privileges such as are enjoyed by the Metropolitan Jockey Club. They might just as well save labor, ven and ink. The Jockey Club will not recognize the Heepers or any other association. ‘The flelg 1s free for all In the matter of laying odds. and there will be no special Brivileges for the ingenious gentlemen ‘who are booming the Hespera. If there tuave been’ weiching cases they have not been noticeable. If the fleld public ts erying for protection, the plea hea not ®eached the association. It Is better to leave weil enough alone. In the big ring matters are very dif- ferent, Large sums of money are wagered. An organization is necessary in the big ring for mutual protection, most of the betting being done on credit. ‘The field dove not need anything of this sort, and the Jockey Clul will ignore any request for recognition. Belmont’s Curious Experience, August Belmont had a curious exper!- ence at Bennings not long ago. Land adjoining the race course was necessary for Improvements, and Mr, Belmont purchased it. Then he took some skilled workmen on from New York to begin the improvements. Mr. Belmont and the workmen when they reached the course were considerably surprised to find quite @ crowd of people awaiting them. Clase inepection revealed the fact thet the crowd was made up of farmers, and they’ were armed with pitchforks. They formed in line and presented the sharp eteel prongs toward the Jockey Club chairman and the as- tonished workmen. “Wibat does all this mean’ asked Mr. Belmont angrily, “Tt means,’ said one of the farmere quietly, “that we hold a lease on this property, and that we do not Intend to vacate umtil the lease expires unless we are recompensed for our labor and crops." ‘And how much ‘recompense’ do you comme rs seuenie ited LOT TATED NET IER TMT THE WOKLD: TUESDAY AMATEUR BASEBALL. AMATEURS, ATTENTION! The Evoning World will print all challenges, results of games or other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York 464 suburban towns in the Sporting Eulltion, From time to time, as space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be published. Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, ‘The Evening World, New York. The Watsons defeated the Pi fentay "ora score af 22 to de ane a feated the Lenox Jrs, by score of 2: Th open for a bie ain ts < allowing hla opponenta only Juy_ 4] giving | Gramercy 2010 ¥L | Yaleston 1900 | Coleman and Downey. Beck and “tke | wht to hear ¢rom couple of outdelde: W, Peck, 878 B. 14let et. years old, @ years, Addieas Two all-around. players would like to join « strong team averaging fourteen t) sixteen. Can furnish own uniforme, Addrees J. L. Shattuck, No, 980 Bast Bighty-thint street, oo. Batterion: Katonake—Cutho The Onekos would ike to, book games with The Kingston B. B.C. teams nm 16 years, Have all dates tn F Guiry end hapust ope. Ther, ine up as, f gng afverncon), 5. 36, 16, 30, lowa: Jacobs, :, Rudder, ig and 7. (working, and. afternooe), Ross, third itz, catcher pleased to hear from out-of: second bane; He step teams offeriug a good inducement, State guar: biteher Sioom shurma antes, when writing 1 games tle Bennie, ‘ot, "Address Sidney | cepted. Address 1, No, 420 East Lit Kleinteld. 319 Cangi st city. Finyenineh street, ‘The Elmores would lke ¢o. book games with ant teams averaging thirteen to fourteen years. ie open. The Elmores claim a for not appearing: No, 9 Bast Ninety. 7 2 8 The Spartan B. B. C., unitorme to arrange games with teams aver to fourteen. yeu Seconda, Lion Elmores, Senators, itoly Hosary. Justirs, Lahe: woods and any other team of the sams Thom, winning games ean addres T. Ga eeher Aaldrese A, janth street. Batt and’ Staniey, Domestics have July 4 open tor first-class club within 100 miles giving el uate FR straus, O61 ‘Broadway, Ni ork. eo. would lke all milea of guarantee. Weat Hovoken, » 300 West Fitty-frat street The Young Lions, of MH nda Juniors ‘on th will play the urth of July tn Cornell Juniors would like to arrange games with teams averaging twelve to fourteen yea! old. Fmont Park for a ali ‘0. 24 Bast One Hundred ai Adolph Jaa, Thirteenth mtreet Madtion Junlore, Astor, Iiiton, ¥. c vo?" ‘pret Addresa J. Graff, 490 Second avenue, eee think you ought to have?" asked Mr. i ‘The Princetonians, of Blgecoms are. would Belmont. "J “4 ie acter es line te arrange amen with teaine avetiging 11 Tit m woul 2 rr) mars for Saturday afternoons ‘We think that $8,000 would be a fair} TmOSenging sixteen to seventeen, games t0 | Agdrent Willis Gillon, No. 119. iaigesombe. ave price." De played for, aide bets. | Xenia A. ot Ho | candy store, Mantas cola FG. of Jemar” city, aad, Un eo 8 Mr. Belmont saw it was us@less to a C'Saiy d whorming 84) me pice A argue. He turned away and went to ta Joly 6 open tor uniformed teams | , The Pilot A.C. of Harlem, on Saturday, A. Tally, No, 1561 Third avenue, New eo Fi, pare team and defeated town. An appeal to the authorities re- sulted in the farmers being upheld. Matters are at present at a standstill, but a compromise may be reached, ai Mr, Belmont is anxtous to complete his contemplated improvements. Farleys Great R Little Farley won his first:mount yes- terday. He had the mount on Blue Jay, a15to1 shot. He was away badly, but worked right through his fleld—a plucky thing, by the way, in the shower of flying mud and water—and turned into the stretch second. Irley had the race | | won at this point, but he did not intend that the horse should lose by any fault of his, Two jumps from the finish Blue Jay was four lengths dn front, but Far- ley was lashing away with the whip with furious energy. Farley wiil soon commend attention. fair race. The purchase of the Buffalo course by 8. 8. Howland is a matter for con- gratulation. It means a great deal horsemen. It means that Buffalo will take tta place on the Jockey Club cir- cult, and no doubt Mr. Howland will be the manager. Th& wonderful success of the Washington Jockey Club umder Mr. Howland’s direction may be taken as @ guarantee that the Buffalo club will prosper also, The meetings at Buf- falo wil! give owners of moderate class horses @ chance to earn money, and at the same time it will relieve the cong tion now so apparent at the metropoll- tan courses. ALL THE WORKOUTS HERE TO GUIDE RACE-GOERS Racers Galloped This Morning Over Dried-Out Course at Sheepshead. (Special to The Eveuing World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June %.—1'ne @ay broke clear and bright at the course this morning and activities were begun at an early hour. The track had dried out considerably since yes- terday’s rain and was in good shape during the working hours. A number of racers were sent down the line at Good speed and the exercise hours were busy ones for the trainers and thorough- breds, August Belmont’s Mizzen galloped & mile and a furlong in 2.12, Masterman turned a mile in 1.57. The Gaughacre Stable's Realization Stakes eligible, Short Hose, covered a mile and a quar- NEW YORKERS OUT OF BIG REGATTA Clary, Only Eligible, Will be Withdrawn . from “American Henley” on Saturday. Clary, of the Nassau Boat, is the only member of the Harlem River Row- ing Association declared eligible by the stewards of the ‘American Henley," which is to be rowed on the Schuylkill . But he will not e races, as the association, at fonight’e mosting, wilt withdraw “his The. People's Regatta Is to be held on ee Banuyikill Baturday, fpo, and. In fae, ehe Harlem one uid’ a uous part, e following en- a a ae politan—Two eights, Ci Naseen c+ Junlgr. four ard senior Sates Atalanta—enior singles. Bohemlan—Junior doubles a: mingles. The lit above Includes Chai ve Includes mpion C. 6. Titus, Capt. Vesely, hone and other crack scullers of the Harlem. Titus is fot in the best shape, but the Atalanta Club entered him, hoping he will round to @aturday, sentor A Warning to Athletes, ‘The games of the Greater New York Trish A. A. and the Clan-Na-Gael So- glety, are the only games sanctioned by eagistretion committee of the a, A. tunday, All athletes who com- ee Pin unsanctioned events will be dis- quail! and those competing under aa- names bebo be deult, with as pro-t ter In 2.281-2; he did the work in good style and ‘should have a chance when the event is run, Bryn Mawr turffed six furlongs in 1.20, Athol galloped the same distance in 131. F, P. Keene's Palm Bearer and Dolly Spanker breezed five furlongs in 1.10. ‘ainer A. J. Joyner sent Water Boy an easy mile and a quarter in 224, Ada Nay galloped a mile tn 1.49, P, Belmont’s River Pirate turned a mile in 1.4% 1-2. Monahan's Cassville reeled off a halt Frank Regan Major Daingerfleld a mile and a quarter 2.22 and the racer acted with great das and spirit. F, Gebhard’s Somerset cov- ered a mile and a quarter In 2.202-5, RACE YIELDS GATES AND DRAKE $65,000. They Make Their First Big Win- ning at Chicago, Partly Re- couping Heavy Losses. | CHICAGO, June 30—John W. Gates | and John A, Drake are reported to have won $6,000 from the bookmakers at Washington Park when John McGurk captured the fifth race from Gold Bell. A few days ago the two millionaire Plungers were behind $100,000 on the meeting, but the countenances of the layers of odds underwent a change after yesterday's coup. It was the first: time since Derby day that a horse backed heavily by Gates and Drake crossed under the wire first, — Grand Stand for N, Y, U, Field. With the breaking up Into building lotw of Berkeley Oval preparations are being made to move the large north grand stand about a quarter of a ‘mile to the athletic fleld of New York Uni- versity, The acquirement of this stand will increase the seating capacity of Ohio Field to about two thousand. —— Plening’s Defi to Sharkey. Johnny Dunn, manager for John Plen- ing, the “Butcher Boy," feels confident that the latter can defeat Tom Sharkey four times within an hour at mixed style of wrestling, and claims that he would have defeated him twice in thirty min- Utes jast night but for the referee, who dks h being thrown. nn eng, iy He rides a very | # owed Sharkey to roll off the mat to|"™ same In’ hotly contented 10-Inning game. by score of 14 to 12. Teams averaging 14 to 16 years address Jecas Ostheimer,No. 67 Watt at . o 8 8 The Waverly Baseball Club, of Jersey City, Geaites games wich teams offering suitable ¢ Antes, Address Willlam Rae, No, 266 Ps avenue, Jersey City, N. . The Elas would god Poo. 6. halts) close Ontr 4 a, a 0 a few daioe L with team ‘Adhrese “Harsy"eerobe Sixth street, olty. . . Hudson A.C. would like to arrange games with all woror, Ib:| The Cardinale deeated the ‘Tear A.C, of , a by a score of 14 to 9. The 3 July 5, open for team Paneer cee OE Mens club, Nor 312 West Alneteen years. Aad Bixteonth street, New York City st One Hundred eee ‘The Delmont A. C., of Belmont, Broax Borough, i Bleventh out-of-towt | Tho Anaconda Field Club journeyed to Ron- Teams giving suitable guarantees, the following | konkoma, Long Island, las: Sunday and ad- v Katonahs, Dover A. | ininiszered a crushing defeat to the Konkon- Bi Ploasantvitie, | on that place, by a score of @ t ceclitens, Patchogue, Irvi The locals could do” nothing with th ‘ugust. and september open, {pitching ot Delury for the winners, wh out thirtees men and allowed only three tered ita, Cushman, for tre Honkonkomes, wan wild and ineffective and was touched up for twelve hits, three of them being for three bases and one 4 Jo home run drive to deep Beaides the pitching of Septem! J, & Relliy, care of Belmont ery w Rinesridee road, Broa. tthe Calumet A. Ae would out-of-town teams for Sunda: Uke to hear from August A cei by Froohiteh, ‘ih e. care Of KV Delury, ‘the feature, were ‘ 4 the hitting and feld Bormann, No, 1364 Lexington é Ing of Hie and the throwing to bases and Cin 53 Que catching of Palmer, both of winners, The The Vermonta, of Yorkville, would Uke to ar | score . range games with teams averaging twelve to fourteen years. dates open. Addrem Edward Heiman, ast Ninety fourth atreet, cley. Tro good players would like to foln thirteen tof Sunday gam nish’ own uniform Address Will Schaap, No. 198 Roebling street, Brooklyn. rhe Anaconda Field Club.. 600000030 122 Ronkonkoma D00000100-1 3% Batteries: For <Anacon elury and Palmer, for ‘Renkonkomes—Cushinan and Upham. Simpson Srauford Ca Unvtormed team. They have all rowld tke to, arrange averaging fourteen years, Ad- ‘No. 45° West One Hundred and The games Olympia A with team: would like to arrange Seventy-fth street ee 220 Eaat The Del Montes would like to arrange ames with teams averaging fourteen to sixteen yearn, Opponent’a grounds preferred, Address J, Mul- cahy, No, 606 Tenth avenue, clty. eee Belwoot bareball club, of Harlem, talned erounds with uniformed teams aver enteen years for Sunday hare o} Music Lovers Love the CECILIAN. Love it because it plays, not like a hand organ on the street or a music-box on a carrousel, but as the true born artist, when feel- ing and skill combine to make rhythm. Some friends of the Cecilian up in Springfield, Mass., wrote us this way—on a post card: We are three music fovers—two whe have played, but are out of practice, with ceams averaging Wit Siarvosty’ oor eaturdoye at 4 P| i aide tet from $1 to 92.60. Will plag cut of in the city, it Broa’ N. ¥., care G. W c way, ‘The Silver King B.D. C. defeated the s Troy F.C. by & wore of 10 to 9. They games with tea foen years of age. Adar Prince street, New York ee od the Hilton Field Clud ae tal Park June 27, by a score ot 8 to 4 Would book games with alt teama averaging thirteen to fourteen dates open: July Bae TET Males oped, ‘Address HI, Gallagher, captain, 300 Weat Pitty-firet street, chtys | day, No. defeated the Males une | | The Brightons, of Hor | to play teaint ve cla MUSICIANS LOVE aging eleven to thirteen rah jem by defeating 3 Pullock, rf. - ca Wb; Mt, ; Stern, p. Address W. Benwon, ih street, city would 11 Danderine GREW THIS HAIR. end one who auvays regretted no. We enjoy our Ce- music, always will. aacieelce! expression. There [ crn | the brilliancy of And the pedalling. Not an irksome to the splendor of execution, the repair man; the You'll find little need for trouble. organs—the ments. The science $250.00. day—on our Fourth Floor. having taken #s- sons inhis youth. cuian immense) Jnr and were lost yesterday, having ro A comment worth having. Yes! Music lovers love the Cecilian—and In place of the cumbersome lev- ers, simple litle buttons are used for is no jumbling of bass and treble; one stands out when the other is sub- dued—just as you would play. grind—but a ball-bearing mechanism that is really no labor, and yet adds Most piano-players demand fre- quent visits from ~~~ SELDOM €ecilian is guaran-} ror REPAIR, teed for five years. Do you want to know the secret of 2 Its makers best organs. Both are “wind” instru- SODA OOO, of the one is applied to the other, Isn't that sufficient? Purchasable by the month. Informal Cecilian Concerts every Simpson Crawford Co SOLE REPRESENTATIVE MISS MARMARA HENRY, 403 E, Superior 8t., Chicago, Sealp itching a8 if on fre? Hair slipping as if scalded? Did you ever know of resulting differently without treatment? The scalp ie diseased or these things would not happen. Danderine at cutee, all enabes nd acalp affections jus ickly as rye Hiniment nefits brulses, | GEO. 5E0. ROBINSON (Lawyer), | spraing, Be. It In ured “Tor” Uaat Dur: | gp Nassau wt. (Day) 1370 Bway. 87 scant « adr} ta the reault of many years of | e-sememe mmr ne and Raretul study and revoarch. It never falle, Its action 1s reasonably quick, and abso- jutely Bins ermanent, NOW at ail druggisus, Patents, RT FACKLITIOS for pyoeurial + 50e, and $1.00 per bottle, one without charge, send for OWLTON DANOBRING CO, Cahengny Ss ii tl ii li: tol dhs. ? EVENING, JUNE 30, 1003, This $10 Bed for $5.98. Made exactly like illustration, of malle- able iron (unbreakable); has fancy cast or- namental corners, heavily shaped brass rail across both Py Y head and foot, as weil as fancy brass scrolls and brass ior tomonow $5.98 Mattress Special, $6.48. only, To add another attraction to above offering, we will sell to- morrow a 45-Ib. soft hair Mattress, in ong or two parts, covered in best A. C. A. ticking, for $0.48. "i Ni aia if] ty "Ny HN cally Fourth Floor. The Advance Fur Coat Sale! No woman who really considers the. saving of money of any im- porigce and who contemplates buying a fur garment can afford to miss@his great advance sale of ours, where the actual Savings Are About Half. Customers may select just the sort of skin they desire, and ‘the style they wish, and feel perfectly confident that these coats will be Made Exactly to Measure by the most experienced and capable corps of fur garment makers. ‘ Second Floor, 59th St. Section, C/B a la Spirite Corsets. © These corsets fill every re of the present figure mode— they are the acme of ease, dignity, comfort and grace, bringing out every good point the figure possesses and hiding defects if there be any. We quote two prices here for to-morrow: $1.00—Gored corsets, made of ba- | $1.75—Made of fine coutil or ba- tiste or fine coutil; short tiste, with low bust, Tong straight fronts and short hips; suit- over hips and stomach; daintily able for slight figures; also made trimmed with lace and ribbon. with long fronts and dip Hips. “2A Woon near_ Rotunda. Special Bargains in Hosiery. Every item in the following list, which enumerates a few of the hundreds ‘of wonderful hosiery specials in the Great Hosiery Sale, tells a tale of the sharpest economy. The hosiery is of the safe, smart and dependable sort, and sure to give utmost satisfaction ‘to the e Children’s Good Hoslery wearers, 6 for Men’s and Women’s 2- 19¢ eC —Full fashioned, extra tite gauze, cotton and Jisle thread; reg- » thread Cotton Hosiery—In less; really worth 124. pair. ular price 35¢, for Men's, Women's and stainless black only; full seam- for Men’s, Women’s and for Men’s and Women’s 10. Children's Fine Hosiery | 29c, Imported Hosiery Finest —Cotton and lisle thread, gauze, lisle thread and lace plain and silk embroidered; also lace openwork lisle thread socks for men; all tirst quality; regular _briee 45c. to 25c. pair. Important Grocery Specials! Again the sensational in our grocery store—note these items. Thrse prices good for Wednesday and Thursday Early June Peas, 6c. Can. | | Salmon, 9c. Can. | Tender; fine flavor; 6 cans to a Puget Sound; very good; 1 Ib. | customer} at, can, | | tall cans, | openwork effects; the men’s are In many lace embroidered styles; all Hermsdorf ye, worth SOc. pair. Main Floor, 68th St. Section, | Strawberry Preserves,l0c. Salmon, l4c. Can. | | Wiesbaden style; extra fine; at Finest Columbia River; 1 Ib. Ae | one-third price; big can, 10c cans, New Lobster—Finest 41 can, 18¢) Wines and Liquors. New Full Cream Chee: 5 Mixed Tea, Formosa Oolong, ‘| English Breakfast or Cey~ fon, our 62c, kind (elsewhere 80c.); this sale, per Ib:, Lunch Chocolate, made in a Rye Whiskey—Per gallon, $1.84, $2.50, $3.24, $3.74& $4.50 | California Port or Sherry— Per gallon, 80c., $1.14, $1.34 & $1.74 California Muscatel or Angel- 45c inute, 14-1b. cans, 12c) Ica—Per gallon, 80c.,$1.14 & $1.74 Laundry Starch lb, Cartons, N. Y, State Tokay— This is the special sale price, 12c, wine; per gallon, $1.24 & $1.74 The above whiskeys and wines in full 25c half gallon bottles at just half above 1c, prices. Ac Scotch Whiskey—Extra fine; | _our $1.25 bottle, all Manhattan or Whiskey 13c | Cocktails—Sold at twice this 49c| price elsewhere; bottle, 49c. and 69c Basement, 50th 8! Rection. omingdale’s Best Laun- oS Soap—Big cakes, § for Our 20c. Ammonia- ~Quarts, White Castile—Large cakes, Scouring Soap—Large cakes, Swift's Washing Powder— None better, 4-1b. pkgs Safety Matches—t44 boxes, 95c ALL CARS TRANSFER TO BLOOMINGDALFS’, BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth Streets. Interest and Dividend Notices, Pianos and Organs. The Bowery Savings Bank, 198 AND 190 Bowen’, SW YORK, June 20, 1903. A semi-annual dividend at the THREE AND ONE-HALY PER CENT, Per deeniuan Sibel aaclaredvana siting eredited to depositors om a!! sums of $5.00 and upw and not exceeding $3,000 three months on the Srat day of July Monday, Jufy 2, 1998. cats isesiiss boners Soterer sao Great Piano Sale. To-Morrow Piafo Day. Save from $100 to $200 by will @raw interest from July lat, 1903. securing one of these Pianos, WILLIAM H. 8 WOOD, President. Di 31 A HENRY A. BOHENCK. Conptroiier, ianos, 41 week. alae aa ai Wilson Piano, $15. taSend for our new booklet, Harmony Piano, $175. Walters Piano, $195. Richardson Piano, $195. Including Stont and Cover * poi lv on payment of 85, Waranteed for and 10 year, “BANKING BY MAIL,” ‘Dry Dock Savings Institution, 241 AND 343 BOWERY, NEW YORK. The Trustees have declared a disidend for tho atx months Jane 30th, 1903, on all de. powts eatitled thereio under the by-laws, at the rate of THRER AND ONE-HALF PRR CENT. per anoum oa fume not exceeding Thres Thousand doliers; payable oa and aftey July 20th, 1908: Deposits made on or before July 10th will be entitled to Interest trom July Ist, 1203. ANDREW MILLS, President, HLING, Seer Interest and Dividend Notices. SS EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, 2Ud St. and Oth Ave. ordered interest credited to ails at ine, rate of CHARLES Mt Lost, Found and Epon ass: see aad bme eae ween Court and Uajon nd ith at, Brooklyn, PN 3 papers velaneite. th Court Lief Krihaon, 13d, Foot A, aio rowan wilh be paid for wetura to Addrew Ay von: 640 624 at, Bouin Brooklya. D (OVILLIAM. J+ QO Ey President. JOHN C. GRISWOLD, Secretary. “ . ici aided Dewar’s | The! Scotch Sole United Best for the Fishing Trip Dewar's “White Label”. 1 Whi droai FREDERICK GLASSUP, “Special” fine oe ONeRioiey Sooteh jaky of tage NEW YORK States Agent ‘TO DEMONSTRATE i and introduce our Thurlo Plate, Our work Is done painlessly by Our prices are within the reach of gam fillings, 50c.; Cleaning, 50c. are skilled ‘graduate: ‘heir diplo: We give a written contract keep it in repair, free of charges e under the laws of the State o' 218 BROADWAY, $48 HOA DWAY, Cor: Sit nc te, Cor Bas urit AVE 10l We adi sie Hours ote 7. When completed the new East River Bridge will be the greatest advance- ment in bridge building. Our “bridge: work” js the greatest advancement in dentistry. We bridge teeth so per- fectly that our work is undetectable. If the contour of your face is marred by the absence of teeth—better have us make repairs. Our New Botanical Discovery makes the operation painless. Rea- sonable prices—courteous treatment. Examination free. All work guaran- teed ten years. 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