The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1905, Page 4

WEDNESDAY, Dev, 2. Vnion Pacific continues to be the market leader, and the magnitude of the transnotions in this stock causes! of affairs much wonderment. A variety of con- feotures have come to the surface in explanation of this extraordinary movement, In some quarters impor- tance is attached to the theory that J. Plerpont Morgan and James J, Hill are buying into Union Pacific for the Ine im asserted, would be benefited by | Peoniets Can 99% 4 — Hib pincing this railrood under the same Pressed Steel My alg — 1 | ownership. Heavy purchases of Mexi-| RY. Steel Spring. oo ™ ean Central were made early in the| leading Oy MT + day by brokers who have been acting! Reding Ia pf o 2 for the Guggenheims lately in Smelters | Reading 24 pe. oo and National Lead. ede hea i Continued probing tnto the affaine of Reb. Steel pe the Gincinnat!, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad shows ‘ roves sonaltion The finances of the C., & D. and the Pere Marquette appear Sout fee to be in a sorry tangle, and Wall Street | Ruth. Ry. oe le more than ever convinced that the & Las. F 2a of Erie has gotten rid of @ bad bargain. |e Ls W | Besides increasing its funded debt $8,./ 39. L 8 Wt | 000,000 since July, 1904, the Cincinnati, | Tenn Coal & tron Hamilton and Dayton issued $3,000,000 of | Rae Cent, ow promissory notee for materials and sup: | plies. ‘The Pere Marquette has a funded) tmion Pac debt of $54,000,000 and a floating gebdt of 8 P Rock Isiand pt Sloas, Sheffield, , purpone of weakening BH, Harriman’s gyi: 34,000,006 milroad inftvence, ‘The latter's busl- furthermore hag Soke a inst the| U § Ry vot ay ness Associates, however, scout this idea | Pere Marquette for $60.00 ad valorem | t) Sy He eRe. a) jtax. ‘This claim is in Mtigation in the nd declare hat the relations between | {A an Cle an Cea In § Hither Os Ba Mr, Harriman emi Mr, Morgan are -—e—— 8 tect bd perticularly friendly just now. LL OS Nearly 180,000 hares of Union Pacific THE CLOSING UOTATIONS Caro, Chen. pt 113 were gold within the first hour to-day. | Wabash Ry This activity was accompanied by an West, Union Tai.. ay | Wis, Cont + BH umverified report that an extra dividend | fa to be paid on the common stook.| Today's highest, lowest, closing | nd changes of atocks from ‘yesterday's Chiefly because of this report the row | quotations Sas foneeni of the stook advanced from 471-4 491-8 One rumor that attracted con- Net Low, Cloe, Che's By Bh Allie, Cham. . siderable attention was to the effect ve ‘Allis, Chaim, ‘pt. ¢3's wy bale + % @ syndicate had been formes to take |Acml. Copper 100% 081) ver the Union Pacide's hoklings of Am Agr he. ee Oe 4 Great Northern and Northern Pacifio| Am. Cur & ry vw a8 fi + stocks at a price that would net @ oe Gre tetas or te” ot “ _ + » handsome profit to the Union Paolfio| 4m inde @ L.. il my ud t stockholders, It was said that Kulin, Am Hide @ L. pt ath 47 ii bs Loeb & Co, would head thie syndicate, |A™ Jee Cou. Se RN kt Dut members of that frm disciaime! |Am sm aR) GT Tonk ime — r 5 am, § pe iy 127 isk — Inowledge of the project. The apathy | {!) Qh iye. ing Ye farm fend weakness manifested by the Bouth-/ Am. Stee! Puy pt si 47% AT te @xn Pacific stock excites surprise, be- | Am bn ‘> ral 4 Sad 7 Hy eaume this elock usually acts sytnpa-| 4m. TB. Co oo 408 18, 1054 - % thetioally with Union Pacific in market! Am. Woollen Co, * tnt 192 18944 1 6 movements. Ange, “Mining. + 10h 1635 o +t Speciaiiota in the Harriman stocks en-| 0.7 8 couraged the report that the heavy pur- chases of Unton Pacific were for the purpose of forming @ voting trust, The mames of Vanderbilt, Morgan and Rockefeller, a# well as Harriman, are associated with this alleged trust. Inquiry for Northern Pacific @tock goon after the opening elicited the fact that there Is very little of this stock tn tho market, Ownership of this property |0% has narrowed greatly since the memor- able fight for control between Morgan @nd Harriman. J. Pierpont Morgun, POPES EF leelietle +1FTtlt PPE Pe | James J, Hill and John 8, Kennedy ars Bay Ret & Dow the largest individual stoclholders |Dairot Unlon Ry. POM AIM Ah? + a] and they control the property. Recent |Pt a's 88 Agi Bu teu mem 4 purchases of Northern Paciflo #hares in |Dul. #44 Atl 0! ay Be ots + GS MS Hat the market are belleved to have been |!" jai ‘ne for account of this dominating Interest, ee ‘This stock sold at 22 last Monday, ‘The |‘ price rase to 207 to-day on sales of a few | Miinols Centra’ Now York Central shares developed | inter Power. -: strength on buying which appeared to |1%) LON be of an investment character. The | Kan Giy ue quarterly financial etatements esued by | iTle k Naw. the Vardterbilt lines to-day were par-| Met, Se ticularly favorable, New More ar RR... Teports an increise of akon nee! Bre Inge for the quarter, and Lake Shore | MO 0" nt q ts Seeurities REE Kat shows A su-plus of $600.00 after paying wk o& T. pe Paritic Rieeult Riseult pe +. fixel charges and dividends, Some cu- riosity was aroused he urgent sell- ing of & quantity of Now York Central | Nat stock during the foreroon by @ strong Nat banking houss that usually dete for |; the Vindorbllts. Later in the day the transaction was expla'ned as voluntary ho AM... cess Hiquidation on the part of a big opera- Y. Alrbrake,. tor who desired to raises money with| NY Central Which to protect another line of stock. | NY.C.& &.L2 pt. ‘The stir in Mexican Centm! revives y Y. Dock pf. 78 ™” 78 the report that the Guggenheim Inter-| North, Pacttic 26 em is to have control of the road. The | Ontario & West, extensive mining interests of the Gug-| Pactfia Const genheims in thie country and in Mex!co,! Pennsylvania ...+ Mo Nat * G+ 4 + If you want to know how one can go through itfe with no more exertion than touching aefew buttons or pulling a leber now and then, fast drop in at the big Electrical Show in Madtson Square Garden. The Garden never looked more brilltant than it does this week, and besides it ts a great edacational institation just at present, since it gives in detatl the debelopment of elec irteal science and {1s application from the days of tts discobery. that if the theatreophone were In use every trunk line would be tied up dur- ing theatre hours while subscriber joyed themselves and business |stormed and thundered because | tral’ told them the wire was “busy.” Still, the company has {nstalled dozens of theatreophones at ther exhibit, and @ny visitor may listen what is going Jon at the New York Theatre, the Colon- And yet the thing that Impresses ap average visitor strongest is the way in which the various every day labors are simplified After seeing the electric show you will know that from boiling an egg to curling your hair you can touch a button and the thing !s done, If you are iil, you can turn yourself {nto a human aro lamp and you'll feel better. Supposing you are not fortunate | ial Music Hall or the Orpheum, Brook enough to live in a house that Js) lyn. “wired” you .can manufacture your Most striking !n contrast to thie jatest own electyleity cheaper than you can | development of the telep! the ex- vibit of f, Bell's first telephone, made in 187% and viewed as a wonderful but useless Invention at the Centennial Ex- position in Philadelphia the next year. With the great leather transmitter and the pointed recelver this “granddaddy"' Of all telephones looks anclent and worn | Deside the shining desk phones and com. | plicated switchboards Almost directly across the hall are the | Slowing aro Ughts and the rich red dec- eommand nothing need be dull. And at) oratione of the booth that every house- an exposition whose sole purpose '8 (| wits and every man who tries to do expictting of the latest servant of M&/ light housekeeping should visit. It {s chinery and man, electricity Is certainly | here that Roger Williams holds his ban- on tap with plenty and to spare. This | query and qhafing dish parties and hot- 4s the first annual exposition of the kind | dog barbecues with electricity in every New York has ever seen, It 6 !+|fonm of heater as the cooking element @ugurated under the Exposition Com-| Mr, WiUlams has been the busy bee of pany of America, The company has F€-/ the Garden and his booth le the centre cured from all parts of the country | of attention every time he exhibits one Fopresentative manvfacturers and {n-!of his practical gastronomle proots of ventors whose work, wonderful aa !t 1, | what may te done with the power that éan be only vaguely appreciated by the | runs the Incandesvent lights tp your own written descriptions. In getting together | qae, ur. one roof concrete examples of tho) In he Willlame boott wiere the Sim- thousurds of ways in which electricity | plex Quality of heating apparatus is on { is used today in all sorts of business exhinttion 1 ie everything from a and pleasure, there {s given a practical | curling fron to a radiator th tows demonstration of what may be looked | out enough calories to make tor in a ort time, The circles of booths on the great floor of the Garden run a coal stove. As for lighting, if you happen to be wedded to the ornamental parlor lamp ana the use of oil you can operate the lamp electrically without using matches, burning your fingers or getting the house on firs, ‘Aas for the show as @ spectacle, any ‘one who knows why upper Broadway |s called bright and why Con island Jooms up like fairyland needn't be told that with the mysterious “fluid” at « look Mke a candle in a tin tobac Of the many articles of all sorts, naturally centre jn the triumphal aich | haps the one with the widest range of of the Telephone Exhibit that looms up in white, pink and blue with the electric | ready Mr, Willams has given a hundred Jettera announcing the lay of thelintormal ohafing-dish parties, but to- ) “New York Telephone Company—Local | night he will start all the dishes going end Long Distance’ Here, ringed-!n/ and the young women who assist him by brass rails and interesting relics of | will serve rarattts and other midnight 5 the early days of telephone experiments, | delicacies fresh from the electric heat t is a complete telephone apparatus. At) Besides the chafing dishes there are ; the switchboard are two pretty oper | electric oveng and other cooking wu , Stors managing a string of booths from | wis and electric hot cloths that take ‘whioh one may telephone either to an tne place of hot-water bags and never exhibitor across the aisle or to any| get cold. since they keep a certain de: station outside the Garden. Probably | gree of heat as long as the current {s on. Che most interesting feature of the tri-| Over at the other end of the hall is [umphal arch is the “theatreophone,”}the man who has performed the wed- _pseinad is an arrengement whereby | ding of the old and the new. He {s \person may hear all that goes on in a| gvend M. Meyer, inventor of tho solf- ; Uheatre by sitting In his own home with | lighting ofl lamp. By this methoy tt ls the speclally arranged double receiver at] possible to use kerosene and enjoy his cars. But the telephone companies | game cleanliness that goes with have decided that the good of the many | tricity. Moreover the lamp lights itself if edmirers is the electric chafing dish, Al i Toltogg the enjoyment of the few, and | and no matohes are needed, Mr. Meyer's ee to allow the theatreophone to| invention is offered by the Webb Self- A Senerasiy used, 2" aan Company aad ohn be attached an The State of Michigan, ‘$90,000 FOR SEAT ON STOCK EXCHANGE. | A seat on the Stock Exchange was sold to-day for $9,000, the ‘highest prive on record, WHEAT PRICES DOWN— | CORN HOLDS STEADY. Wheat opened lower !n all the home markets to-lay, the most promeunced being at &. Louisa, where May 1-2. ‘Trading was professional and in Nght volume, The cables were atead- jeady, | | Chie Wheat —May, Sorn—M. 0's opening prices were 3-8 to 441-2; December, July, 445-8 to 448-4) old, 00 York's clos! prices were: December, %; May, %2 8-8 bhi; |Corn—December, 66 7-8; May, 8; July, | 50 14 offered | Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat December, 4 1-4, May, § 1-4 to 8-3; JuLy, § 34; Corn—December, 45 of i ol, 4 3-8, ——— 8 ; May, 4 18 bid: July, LEHIGH VALLEY DIVIDEND, PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Dec. 20.—The | Board of Directors of the Lehigh Val- ley Ratiroad Company to-day declared | cho regular semf-annin! dividend of 2 per cent, on the common stock payable | Jan. 3 to stockholders of record Deo, 3. A semi-annual dividend of five per cent was sito declared on the preferred stock. YOUR POCKETBOOK pia] can renew the color of that by yelng, too. But, more tmportant, you ean keep more money In te thas you do now i€ you will only realize how | much yor pay rT new clothes, pew ribtyns, ete., that you can save and still eo. your dresses, waists, etc, | and new and always In the newest style. colors, Druggists sell) Diamond Dyes 4 10 cents per color. Diamond Dyes ore Are articles written by women, fr women, In the famous Diamond ye Annual, will open your it is certain that when you ¢ read fou will the 45 0 articles and useful hints ‘went the Direction Book gamples of dyed cloth that go with tt fe offer them all free, Address DIAMOND DYES, + Burlington, V4, } to any oll lamp. two small dry batterfes that can be | hidden in one hand, These are attached , to the bottom of the lamp, and by two buttons and @ metal rod in the body of the lamp can be operated as easily as An electric light. Another of the many uses to whioh this invention has been applied is an automobile lantern whic) is also self-cleaning and can be refilled j without extinguishing the light. | From lamps to clocks is but a step, and the Westminster chimes of the elec: | trie clock: he booth of W, Green & Co, rings merrily over the Garden and echo among the gailerias, Here also the same company exhibits electric lathes from the ort that wiirl felt and wire sorapers for cleaning silverware and glass dishes to the sort that are used + jewellers. Of the jewellers’ appli es, one that le open to the use of any one whose wateh is cranky 1s the ma- Jechine that removes magnetism from watches by Inserting them in @ little pocket that conneots with an incandes- cent Hght. While one may see all the practical, every-day uses of electricity displayed, | there !s also @ chance to observe what tt has done for medical science, and five times daily Prof. Earle L, Ovington, of | Boston, lectures in the Concert Hall on the latest use of high-frequenoy current batteries for scores of diseases, To those who associate electric treatment with a siiock, reminiscent of the “chair” up the river, the new method will come as & pleasing ¢urprise Prof, Ovington | will take any person who has the nerve and send 900,000 volte through his |body. Now, when {t is known that | about 30% are enough to execute the ‘sentence of the court,’ there la a shiver in the audience and at first vol- unteers are very few, ‘There isn't any sensation, because the electricity is operated by what is called “high-frequency currents. The rea won thet there is no pain of any kind {s because the vibrations of the cure rent are so much more frequent than the vibrations of a person's nerves that the nerves do not suffer any shook This treatm which hes supplanted the old nerve-racking, !nquisition-like battery, is used now In the leading hos- pitals of the country. Hudson Electric Company gives vn exibition of the massage and vi- | (reattnent that Is so useful to the every-day totlet and to the treat- |ment of ordinary affilctions, The Vi- brator is a neat little box of ornamental polished wood that. contains the ma. chinery for operating facial, scalp and muscular massage. [1 8 1-4 to 88 1-8; July, 88 6-8 to 85 8-4. | Tt consists simply of | sorts. 's made in three! fest for the Fire Department Madison Square Garden Electrical Show, A Continuous Exposition of Scientific Marvels. As Beautiful by Day as by Night. ‘COTTON SLUMPS ON THE CENSUS REPORT. ‘There wae a sharp break In the cotton market toalay on the repor he Consus Bureau, nwed 6 | which § —— The of Wonder | York's opening prices were: : WEDNESDAY EVENTVG, DECEMBER 99, ba , 8 1 Week Store Closes a7 PM, Ihe, 1 was a rally of 1a 18 t “a yas Deen very quiet alt nh; ohunge, But business pak Yn: Win the lagt hour The closing prices were \ 1.03 to 12.08) May e suppor | Fine § to 12.0% July T there | \iaiimt, 12.08 to 12.08 rwing was active in 168 flat; market had December. Feb And Expectation for Little Folks — D° YOU KNOW that every little boy and girl in the land is just bubbling over with excitement this week about Christmas, and what it will bring for them? One little girl counted up the days and then begged her mother to put her to bed early so that day would be ober quicker, What are YOU doing to make those little bright eyes snap on Christmas morning ? Wouldn't you pay a pretty bi price rather than have a glimmer of disappointment dull the joy of the Child's great day? Don’t you pity the man or woman who is not going to feel ithe thrill of seeing the doll they bought hugged to the breast of the delighted ‘little mother;”’ jor the tool chest searched through to bring up all its treusures by the boy who loves tosaw and pound? Is there anything in the world so intensely worth its cost as the baubles and trumpery \that make childhood happy ? ‘The time {s short now—not a day can be sp brought together hensive assembage of TOYS ever | satisfying, if The list? You can’t think of ' new thinge—Noah's arks, drums, animals, shoo-flys, for the little tot Dumpty circuses, automobiles for th. skates, phonographs, golf clubs and Everything for the pleasure how | Come and bring the children of course is the model which permits of attachment to handy incandescent light tube. is fitted for direct and alternating © rents, Besides there is the storage t tery vibrator, The machine !s the latest development of the massage idea, and with the muscular and scalp attach- ments attracts much attention, Purther enlightenment on tie medical isos of electricity may be had at te v00th of the Blectro Radiation Com pany, where the Hercules High-Fre quency Apparatus develops the moder First alternating, painiess hign voluge. 4 Was invented by Dr. Frederick } Strong, of Bostui, who has also ti distinction of being te fist man make an X-tay appwratus in this oc try. There ts a large aC the entrance of the booth, whure t rays are uved by visitor nt see how thelr bone: many intere is the actua much has been by an attachment to proper paratus and its wonderful are almost unbelievable. What particulariy inverests the Jadis ig the Electric Hair Dryer inven Joseph Fallek, It heats very and dries the hair in the shorte in driers employag gas there | from fire, but ‘a chil entrusted with Mr. PF is heated solely by ho open flane. It fan blades, The fan whieh supplies th | draught is wholly tn od within the | casing and in no manner oan the lair be come entangled In it, The cost of run- | ning while the heat Is on is not more than two and one-half cents per hour, | thus but slightly in excess of the or | dinary electric la The exhivit of Charles E. Dressler & | Brother ¢ isaa some {nteresting | peclalty is expe | tific problema, the dey {p und ing on actlens ; of Inventions, making models able machines and devices, 8 side line t build models of yacnt steamehips, &e. A model of the Unitet Stuses despatch boat Mayflower and | other notable pleces of electrical and | mechanical apparatus are among the exhibits. They aldo manufacture noving ire machines, and the productlor non-filckeriig moving picture reault. of many months of costly | rimentation, How to light your own home, no mat- | ter how far you live from the nearest | yower-house or electric wires, is shown Bethe National Meter Company in. ts exhibit of the Nash Gas and Gasoline Engines, A neat little gas machine Is | whirring’ busily in the booth generating electric a great chandelier in the middle Garden and pplies ight for half a dozen bootha, The same machine | ‘ullt to run by gasoline, and it is J, Gould's Georgian Court, Lakewood N. J., where tte power liehts the great estate. Models of gasoline pumping machines are also on exhibition, These have been used for some time at. the ‘Toms River Water Works, Toma River N, J, and at Coney Island, where they | pump salt water up to a height of 9 Open from 10 A, M, to 11 P.M, an old fay rubber be s. Dolls, do! ¢ larger girls and boys. bags, tennis racque irs of old and young is orses a houses, 1 w ms Car SIMPLEX Electric, He CookingDevices AND WHEREV GR DESIRED, 8CO EXHIBIT AT THE Qui Dan ITAOINSCHK OF igons, Dresden toys tool chests, sleds, | JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A, T. Stewart 8 Co., ; | Broadway, Fourth Abenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets FO Residences, Apartments, Hotels, Yachts, ating Ky ECOSOMICAL AND OL FUL AND ARTISTIC APPLIA TRICAL SHOW, CATALOGUE 0: ROGER WILLIA 39 Cortlandt St., New York City, At Madison Square business and home. exchange telephone Colonial Music Hall Telephone Exhibit i NEW VORK 43-145 East 23d Street and 17 Lexington Ave. (conege tidy) She HUD Telephone Exhibit Garden Electrical Show, now open, service. and Orpheum Theatr, Brooklyn, in centre of Garden, You can't miss it, TELEPHONE CO. 13 Dey Street. Models built to scale of Yachts, Steamships etc, No Fire! Basement. Steamers, Laund APPLICA B OUR TION No Matches! e Wanamaker Store Invites you to the most compre- arranged to make selection as easy as it {s sure to be ite that isn't here; and nowhere else {s there such variety of horns, tin soldiérs, woolly stores, fire engines, Humpty- 8, music boxes, Dolceolas, mandolins, guitars s, punching bags and the like for larger folks, The Electrical and Mechanical Exposition *.'* aes A pract.cal demonstration of the value of telephone service for A working exchange illustrating the efficiency of private branch A theatreophone installation connected with the N. Y, Theatre, ; Have you seen the Twentieth Century Wonder? The Self-lighting Oil Lamp Se'f-Lighting Oil Heaters, Self-Lighting Automobile Lamps, No Smoke! No Smell! No Need of Removing Globe or Chimney Can be lighted from any part of the room. WEBB SELF-LIGHTING COMPANY, 57 Warren Street, New York. Harlem Store: 121 st Street and 3d Avenue Downtown Store: Park Row, near Chatham Square OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Christmas at the Threshold--- Are You Ready with Your Gifts? Oak Rockers, $1.98 Parlor Desh, $9.50 GIFT that will A endure, Ma- hogany fin- ished and contains @ Pigeon holes and ff drawers of modern made of prop erly seasoned Roy oak, A chair that usually sells for $4. It is worth $4, oe ee Style, conveniently only $1.98, Easy ‘anced Daintily Chairs, MorrisChairs finished interior, and chairs of every Desks for every- kind in great varie. body's use up to ties, $125. Enduring Christmas Gifts That Brighten the Home | Hall Clocks, from,..++.$65.00 to 250,00 Parlor Suits, from... $47.50 to 450.00 Sines TALLY Writing Desks, from. 7.00 to 100,00 Rugs. from..esserneees 1,00 to 150,00 Couches, Lounges and Lace Curtains and Por- | Davenports, om... 800 to 75.00 _ teries. ho srcsenee 449 tO 100.00 | Parlor Tal from,, 49to 80.00 Desk Chairs, from.,.., 2,00to 20.00 ||] Lamps, from.. 75to 30.00 Pier Glisses and Gilt | Pook cases, from 7.50 to 100.00 Wall.Mirrors, from... 12,50 to 150,00 Easy Chairs, from. 3.00 10 $0.00 Reception Suits, from. , 30.00 to 300.00 Hall Stands, from... 7,00 to $50.00 Curio and Vernis-Mar- China Closets, from 15.0010 75,00 _ tin Cabinets, from, , Sewing Machines, from 2650 to 40.CO Toilet Tables, fromss+s China Dinner — Sets, Pictures and Oil Paint HrOMseseseeevessss 7,00 to 70.00 — ings, from. teens Corner Chairs, from......$650 10 $25.00 For Magazines and Books $6,75 ERVICEABLE and convenient, 25,00 to 100,00 15,00 to 50,00 25 to 75.00 Hand Painted Vernis-Mariin Music Cabinets $47.50 AINTY piece of furnie turefor fhe in the fashionable music room with Misston style. compartments fo Handy for the sheet ‘music and student or the tdle books—An clegant reader, \ gift. Parlor, curio Bookcases in all and other cabinets, the desirable woods, from $8.50 up to from $7.50 up to $150.C0. $100.00 4 | Cowperthwatt & Sons, Harlem, vatown, 121 st Street and jd Avenue. am Square, ‘Ovington Electro-Therapeutic and High Frequency Apparatus | Better than a Static Machine or Induction Coll, All Varieties of Effects from one Maching SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUB | OVINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY | Nigh Frequency En sineers | Sudbury Building—7 9 Sudbury St., - . BOSTON, MASS Union Code Exporters Demagnetizers and Electrical Specialties, Manufacturers Plating Dynamos, Generators, la en & Co, HO A FRING D ING, Ayn POWER 6 Maiden Lane, New York, U.S, A. @& ” We have the exclusive right of manutacture and distribution of th Therapeutic High Frequency + « Apparatus . . Developed by Dr. Frederick Finch Strong, of BOSTON, MAss, (uring ten yeare of constant cli The. Electro-Radiation Co., (Incorporated) Manufacturers of X-Ray, High Frequency and Electro-Medical Apparatus 532 Columbus Avenue, | } Alfred EB. Joy, Mgr. Boston, Mass, | ‘These machines have been evolved ana laboratory experiment on the part of the inventor hoes coutea supplemented by a thorough eetentifio and technical traliming | The “strgha" Machinow Are st Therapeutic Machines Send for Clkeutar Fallel Electric Hair Dryer. The Hot Air Blast electric hate drite shown above is the only device of its hind on the market, N its Cetin and construction the © cis drier has so many ad- Cages peculiar to itself that no hair dresser should be without it, It has proven a most valuable ac. ouisition to the home, the hotel and the bath, SON VIBRATOR National Meter Co. of New York. The only machine combining moderate cost, extreme efliciency, compactnes:, simplicity and durability, blood circulation, stimulates inac+ revitalizes the nerves and imparts health and vigor to body and brain, Its use increases tive apd dormarf functions, Gives Immediate relief in headache and neuralgia, cowth of hale, Send for Circu‘ar. HUDSON ELECTRIC Co, * 42 Brean yey) Now Yorks hee Beiutifies the complexion, prevents and cures | veinkles and facial blemishes, and. stimulates the ‘For Lighting Private Residences, Pumping Domestic Water Supply and Power Purposes Generally, ‘ Water Meters from 58!--60!,