| Show 6 THE HEBAZJj-BEPTJBLICA- BALT LAKP irirry N ' TO COMMANDS QF VARIOUS I from Michigan and Wisconsin Gen James Parker commanding: CoL'E T Col Una chief of staff d Gena CL R Boardman A Richards Sixty-thir- d fantry XL CL th fantry L Coveil pot W Gw' Haan artillery'-'-- ers Designated for Active ‘ Fifty-seven- T M f th Jr ' pot 7G tillery ’ th - - - st Fifty-secon- Smith Sixty-secon- Sixty-secon- Division Thirty-eigh- th Lieut CoL J B Gowan chief of staff M Lewis Seventy-fourt- h Brig Gens E EX Harvey Seventy-fift- h infantry W R D Williams Sixty-thir- d Infantry: XL XL Sixty-thir- d King-chief-o- - depot artillery:- - - field - Whitney- Division ‘Thirty-nint- h ' dred Fiftieth depot Hundred Fifty-sixt- h I -- A Haynes One field artillery Division Camp Gordon) Atlanta Ga Troops from Georgia Alabama and Florida Maj'' Gen Eden Swift commanding Lieut CoL CL 8 Lincoln' chief of staff Gens M D Cronin One Hundred Brig Sixty-thir- d infantry W P Burnham One Hundred Sixty-four- th infantry J B Erwin One Hundred depot G T Mencher One Hundred Tlf field artillery Eighty-thir- d Division Camp Sherman Chllllcothe O Troops from Ohio and West Virginia Maj Gen E F Glenn commanding Lieut CoL P T Hayne chief of staff Brig Gen W A Holbrook One Hundred Sixty-fift- h F W Perkins 8ixty-slxt- h One HundredInfantry’ J infantry: H McRae One Hundred Eighty-fifth C H McKinsley One Hundred depot Fifty-eight- h field artillery Eighty-four- th Division Camp Taylor Louisville Ky Troops from Indiana and Kentucky Maj Gen XL CL Hale commanding Lieut CoL L Halstead chief of staff Brig Gens D BL Devore One Hundred Infantry W E Wilder One Hundred Sixty-eighOne infantry K Carleton EX Hinds Hundred Fifty-nint- h depot One Hundred Fifty-nint- h field artilEighty-seco- ‘ 1 nd - - Fifty-seven- th - th - xth Sixty-secon- - - -- hood A woman knows that however many or- dear to her aha must face the crisis there are doss people - Thors M nothing today prsparod dor women at such n tfms thatrccetvne such heartfelt expressions of gmOtads as does the absolutely ssfa tried f and rsllabts preparation ’’Mother's FHend By the use of this penetrating msssaga the expendlmrmuedee of tbs abdomen re lax naturally when baby arrives The nerves ligaments and tendons beneath the skbi are soothed the tendency to moralng nausea Is avoided and the on peotaat mother enjoys days of cheerfulness: The nights are not disturbed with nervous twitching and the crisis is one of great happiness and less pain bottle from the druggist and Get writs the Bradlleld Regulator Go Dept N in Lamer Bonding Atlanta Ga for their fntereetlng Utils hook “Mother-hooand the Baby It wU b sent withMother's out charge to any woman Friend is a wonderful help to nature and no woman should fell by any chance to nrrtv it heri' nlaht and morning - ’ L th ’ -- 1 d Tex-Troops Fifty-seven- th th field artillery Ninety-fir- st DItM Clamp Lewis American Lake Wash Troops from Washington Oregon California Nevada Utah Idaho Montana and Wyoming Maj Gen H: A Greene commanding Lieut CoL H J Brees chief of staff Brig Genls: H S Styer One Hundred Eighty-fir- st ' Infantry F S Folts One Hundred Eighty-secon- d th One Hundred Infantry J A Irons depot EX Burr One Hundred SIx-ty-elx- Spending is a habit easily acquired— The dollar la spent Is a lost friend gone rorever that The dollar that is saved Is a work— never sleeps —always to ing partner adding your stora The rspending habit leads — to loss of position travagance ruin The saving habit leads makes men dependence— It women strong homes and sound nation and happy - - b- Open DAY ’ 'A L a spender an account at this safe bank Be a: saver—not ’ - " - ' - TO- - We add '4 per cent compound interest Te ' - ' r "" Bank With a Personality MERCHANTS BANK f Salt Lake Capital 12MMO Meaaher ' JOHN FDrGREE Pictltatrirnrlng O P SOULE Vice Pica MORONI HKINBR Vie CANNON L J HAYS Assistant" Cnshlersu HADCL1FFE Corner Main and Third South SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Sixty-fift- h field artillery Rules for Exemption : of 'Postal Employes Notice was received yesterday by lo- - cal postoffice authorities that- certificates of exemption from military duty are not to be filed by rural mail carriers city mall carriers substitutes or - postoffice clerks receiving salaries less than $1100 in flrstrclass offices and $1000 in second class offices Those renot ceiving above these amounts mustcanwhen file certificates except they not be replaced ' No railway mail clerk except scheme clerke In division headquarters chief clerks railway mall service and assistant chief clerks may file exemption claims and these only after approval by the department Postmasters of first offices are exsecond and third-cla- ss empt under the l - Sale Starts TODAY at o’clock ‘ re-vlew- CAPT V: B ': 3i 80 Positively None Charged Sent C O D or Exchanged COME EARLY Sale Starts TODAY o’clock at The Store That Made "Your Credit ed V 80 The Store - That Made "Your Credit Is Good" Is Good” Famous Famous ’ ELUOT 1SSTYREEWEDS TO GRTOCALIFURNIA ARMY OFFICER Will Be Assigned Lighter Salt Lake Girl Marries Capt Duties Because of His Wadsworth in San Poor Health Francisco - Walter B Elliott retiring quartermaster will leave Fort Douglas tomorrow for Lob Angeles where he will be assigned lighter duties at Fort McArthur The chief reason for the trans fer Is poor death due partly to the confining nature of his duties at this post Hie place here will be taken by R Stern of the reserve corpse Capt J On the receipt of orders from Washington Maj William CL Rogers of the Forty-secon- d left for Annapolis Junction MdL yesterday where he has been appointed divisional quartermaster ' Eieut William CL Stark of the Utah artillery went to Fort Still yesterday on orders to take a course in hand ade throwing at the School of Firegren- ‘ Miss Belle Alice Tyree of Salt Lake well known In local social circles and Capt William Henry Wadsworth an Infantry officer stationed at Los An at i gelee were married-yesterdaFTanclSdO Methodist church in San - Ammrni 18 VIA y - rates for choice of hotel and camping tours fare covering jail expenses for full five days tour Special-lo- Captain Wadsworth was at the training camp at the 'Presidio until recently when he received his commission He leave which he will has a ten-da- y spend touring the northwest with his bride At its 'dose he will report for Lake' Wash' duty at Americanfather of Miss Tyree Hiram Tyree now Mrs Wadsworth Is a wealthy Utah mining man r “Yellowstone Special” trains leave Salt Lake City 830 pi m on the date- of the excursion and daily during the Park season PROF YOUNG GIVES LECTURE AT FORT E ’ k loves another woman more then he does his wife and has repeatedly so stated Is one of the grounds on which Minnie Bishop asks for a decree of divorce from Oscar I Bishop The plaintiff charges In her complaint that Mrs XL CL Schalsen Is the woman who has won the affections of her husband In addition to this charge Mrs Bishop alleges that has told her that he “hated her worse than he did a rattlesnake that he has sworn at her and their four children until life has become such s burden that she can no longer live with the defendant On fhe ground of desertion Melba A Hendrix has filed suit in the district court for a divorce from William R Hendrix that her husband has failed to Charging support her for a number of months Gwendolyn W Goseette yesterday filed suit for divorce from Hasen M Gos- Levi Edgar Young professor of American history at the University of Utah lectured at the army Y M C A at Fort Douglas last night on “Love Next ThursGod and Fear No Man lecture at will Professor Young day the army Y M CX A: on “The Constitution of the United 'States” E A Colo arrived Thompson of Greeley at the Y MCL A to become relief ‘ work director 1 her-husban- : sett " - - WIFE NAMES WOMAN th h- The sale price gives you no idea whatever of the beauty and value of the Dresses Yon must SEE them And to be sure of just the style you want you’d better be earlya popular with sugar beet growers throughout the West will be pan whIch has been Introduced by official action of the board of directors of the Utah-Idah- o w?n?pany’ according to Information which came to Salt Lake yesterday from many sugar beet districts It Is understood that the Utah-Idah- o Sugar company plan will bo made universal and Inquiry into the method to made by many of Jlf p“”ued Independenthing sugar companies of tha Association of Sugar BeetIntermountaln Growers are said to be enthusiastic over the additional revenues In store for beet er and the entire plan will befarmat a of the association which takes meetingat the state capitol place on Saturday August 25 The meeting has been called by the promotion committee of the association which conolots of W N Eldredge NL P Peterson Martin Anderson Joseph Smith T Evans: W - H Woodbury and George H Grant nd : al Widely Kll-bour- ne -- ' Independent Companies to Adopt Scheihe Is Report - nd almost are TlhiQ’DD ©®S to EB© Oaafi BS7 Kl®®® AN Many ' h’ nervous aptoswptica prehension when on the road to mother- -- UTAH-DAHOPL- ty-seve- nth th Awaztmg Itlotherhood ' BEET HEN PRAISE - Amy--Seventy-si- -- - -- th DOT ri -- nd - I uoTinriG HUNDREDS OF THEM— SAMPLES OF MANUFACTURERS— ALL FRESH AND NEW—ALL SIZES— NO TWO ALIKE They: are of the quality that you’ll have to pay $30 for this falL The assortment consists of the very newest styles in Taffeta Silk ' Poplin and Serge Mc-Iv- - th of - th Major-Genera- Back and : - J'F -- Olagld oac3v ffor Acttlon ThiGTu'lorning - ‘ " Do Morq than twice air : ’ th QHD'BE TTKlDg £E) HERE EflRLV TOOQV - Sixty-seven- th Alexandrls Camp Beauregard Good Offices Saves Many Heartaches Fremont Palo Alto Troops from Louisiana Mississippi and C Hodges Arkansas- - Major General XL Lieutenant ' Colonel B commanding Enochs chief of staff Brigadier Gen- lery ' Eighty-fift- h Division infanerals XL D Walsh Seventy-sixt- h Sw Metcalf Seventy-sevent- h in' Custer W Battle Creek Mich Gamp try deW Wilson Seventy-fourt- h from Michigan and Wisconsin Troops fantry Sixty-fourfield ar- Maj Gen J T Dlckman commanding pot WJ-SnoLieut - CoL C Weeks chief of staff tillery Brig Gens B CL Morse One Hundred Fortieth Dlvlsti SIxtyninth Infantry J A Penn One Camp Kearney Linda - Vleta C&L Hundred infantry S W California Nevads Utah Miller OneEighteenth Troops from Hundred Sixtieth J : ' Colorado Arizona and New Mexico EX McMahon One Hundred depot Sixtieth l g F 8 Strong command-nLieutenant Colonel- J EL GulIck field artillery Eighty-sixt- h Division' chief of staff Brigadier General J F ML Rockford HL Tfoops uneron Sixty-eighGrant Gamp A Infantry 8L from SL Gen Illinois Thomas futhiU Seventy-nint- h Ler Maj' infantry Sixty-fifth CoL Lieut R S field Barry commanding Lyon artillery Fitch chief of staff Brig Gen 8 C KOrty-flr- ot Division Relchmann One Hundred Seventy-fir- st Camp Fremont Palo Alto CaL Troops infantry C H Martin One 'Hundred l!rom Washington ‘Oregon Montana Seventy-secon- d infantry st I V W KenIdaho and Wyoming Major General' H yon One Hundred Sixty-firG ' Liggett commanding Lieutenant Col- L Irwin One Hundred Sixty-fir- st depotfield onel chief of staff Brigadier Generals artillery E AT Wedgewood Sixty-eighinfanEighty-seven-th Division XL R Coulter Sixty-fir- st try Infantry Jer-veth Pike Rock Little XL Sixty-sixT Vollerath y Ark Troops Camp depot from Arkansas Mississippi and MisSixty-sixtfield artillery souri Maj Gen 8 D Sturgis comNational Dlvlali manding Lieut CoL 8 W Camp Devens Ayer Maia Troops chief of staff Brig Gens VSweeney CL Van from Maine' New Hampshire Vermont Llet One Hundred ’Thirty-thir- d Massachusetts Rhode Island and Con- try W P Martin One HundredinfanSeventnecticut Major XL F Hodges com- y-fourth B One Poore infantry XL P Damanding Lieutenant Colonel L ML B Hundred 81xty-secodepot Stewart chief of staff Brigadier Gen- vis One Hundred d field arerals F HL AUb right 151st Infantry tillery r D Evans' 152nd Infantry W Weigel F Eighty-eigh- th 'Division 151st depot W S McNair 151st field Chmp Dodge Des Moines la Troops artillery from Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Seventy seventh Division Dakota and South Dakota Maj Gen Camp Upton Yaphank Long Island EX H Plummer commanding: Lieut CoL N Y Troops from metropolitan area I P Brown chief of staff Brig Genls of New York Major General J F CL CL Ballou One Hundred Seventy-fift- h Bell commanding Lieutenant Colonel HunOne W D Beach 'Infantry E EL Booth chief of staff Brigadier dred Seventy-sixt- h R N Infantry Generals EL Wittenmeyer 153rd Infan- Getty One Hundred Sixty-thir- d depot: BL M Johnson 154th G 8 M- Foote One Hundred Sixty-thir- d try W Read 152nd depot J Infantry D Barrett artillery: 152nd field artillery Eighty-nin- th Division Serentr-cifU- h Dlvlslom FUnston Fort Gamp Riley Kan Camp Dlx Wrlghtstown N J Troops Troops from Kansas Missouri and from New York and northern PennsylMaj Gen Leonard Wood vania Maj Gen Charles W Kennedy Colorado Ldeut Col CL EX E H Dear-mo- commanding commanding: Lieut-Cochief of staff Brig: Genls F chief of staff Brig Gena M L L Winn One Hundred Seventy-seveninHeresy One Hundred Fifty-fift- h One Hundred G Hanson T Infantry fantry J T Dean 8 One Hundred Fifty-sixt- h Seventy-eightG K Hunter Infantry infantry J Mallory One Hun One' Hundred Sixty-fourW L dred Fifty-thir- d depot CL CL Hearn Kenley One Hundred Sixty-fourt-depot h arOne Hundred Flftyr third artillery tillery Seventy-alnt- h Division Ninetieth Divleft Travis Camp Mead Annapolis Junction Md Fort Sam Houston San Camp Troops from southern Pennsylvania Antonio from Texas AriMaj Gen J 'F Kuhn commanding zona New Mexico and Oklahoma Maj: Lieut CoL Tenney Roes chief of staff Gen HL- T Allen commanding: Lieut Brig Gena E E Hatch One Hundred CoL J J Kingman chief of staff Grig Infantry W J Nichol- Genls B J O’Neil One Hundred Sevenson One Hundred Fifty-eighinfan- ty-ninth Infantry: W H Johnston try W H Gordon One Hundred Fifty- - One Hundred Eightieth infantry J A Gaston One Hundred Sixty-fift- h depot EX P McLachlin One Hundred Sixty-fift- h th proms XL Camp Shelby Hattiesburg - Miss Troops from Indiana and Kentucky Maj Gen W XL Sage commanding " without Seventy-thir- d field artillery' ’ Women Speaks X Zimmerman' W d-depot - Fifty-seven- J CL Seventy-secon- d C by - - Brig Gens W Infantry Infantry rth Camp McClellan Ala Troops from New Jersey Virginia Delaware and District of Maryland Columbia Maj Gen C G Morton commanding: Lieut CoL George ' 8 Goodale chief of staff Brig Gena: C W Barber CL InfantryCL CL D Gaither Fifty-eight- h Infantry Vaughan Jr Fifty-fourdepot W CL field artillery1 Rafferty Fifty-fourt- h r Thirtieth Division Camp Sevier Greenville SL CL Troops from Tennessee North Carolina and South Carolina Maj Gen Morrison commanding Lieut CoL A W chief of staff Brig Gena & Bjornstad Fifty-eighL Faison Infantry W SL Scott Fifty-nint- h Lawrence Infantry Gw G Gate-l- y D Tyson Fifty-fift- h depot Fifty-fift- h field artilleryThirty-fir- st Division Camp Wheeler Macon Ga Troops from Georgia Alabama and Florida Maj J F Kf man commanding Lieut CoL W M Fassett chief of staff Brig-Gen- a R EX Steiner' Sixtieth Infantry W A Harris Sixty-fir- st InfantryLw A H Fifty-sixt- h Blandlng J Haydepot den Fifty-sixt- h field artillery Thirty-secon- d Division Camp McArthur Waco Tex Troops Division' Sheridan Montgomery Als Troops from Ohio and West Virginia Maj Gen C G Treat commanding Lieut- - COL D T Merrill chief of staff mll Division Anderson - Camp ' : - -- ut Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg 8 C New Tork Major General Troops from John F - O’Ryan commanding Colonel H HL Bandholts chief of staff Brigadier Generals R EX Mlchle Fifty third Infantry Henry D Infantry James Wd Lester depot C I Phlld field jartillcry ‘ lips Twenty-eigh- th Division Camp Hancock 'Augusta Ga Troops from Pennsylvania Maj Gen Charles M Clement commanding Lieut CoL E L staff Brig Gena Frederick W Stillwell Fifty-fift-h In J Logan Fifty-sixt- h fantry Albert deinfantry: CL T O’Neil Fifty-thir- d field pot William G Price Fifty-thir- d Twenty-nint-h ar- Thirty-fift- h Thirty-seven- th Fifty-secon- field h Fifty-nint- ' Division Fort ' Sill Okla Camp Troops from Missouri and Kansas Maj Gen W M Wright commanding Lieut Col R C McCleave : chief of staff Brig Gens: HBL CL Clark Sixty-eighDonnelly Sixty-nint- h infantry CLA L Martin Sixtieth depot L infantry G Berry Sixtieth field artillery Thirty sixth Division J Camp Bowie Fort Worth Tex Troops from Texas and Oklahoma Maj- Gen EL St J Greble commandingLieut CoL EX J Williams chief of staff Brig Gens E J Hulen Seventh infantry XL XL Hutchins Seventy-firinfantry G BlakeHoffman Sixty-fir- st depot field artillery ley Sixty-fir- st Division artillery Mauldin ' Doniphan Fifty-secon- ton-Fifty-fou- Troops Sixty-seven- th - W-Ha- Ohlrty-fonr- tk Camp Cody Doming N M 5 I' - from Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and ' South Dakota Maj'- Gen A P Blocksom commanding Lieut CoL W HL Raymond chief of staff InBrig: Gena F E Resche Sixty-sixt- h inA H fantry G H Allen Fifty-nint- h deHarries fantry - Twenty-seven- th field artillery Division''-1 Fifty-eigh- th Prcvented Litigation as many ease were settled “out reported of court than were pressed to a solution before the fourth depot A Hero Jr One Hun- bench by the juvenile court during the month of July Moreover this remarkdred Fifty-fourt- h field artillery able showing was effected despite the ' Eightieth Division fact Camp Lee Petersburg Va Troops was that the amount of court business from New Jersey Virginia Maryland monthlarger than during any previous Delaware and District of Columbia ' These facts were revealed in a report 2tfaj Gen A" Cronkhltc ‘commanding submitted by Judge Charles ML Nielsen Lieut CoL W XL Waldron chief of to the city commissioners last night stafT Brig Gens a S Farnsworth ISOThe total number of court cases wae disposition made of 75 minors One Hundred Fifty-nint- h infantry L and 55 adult being who as deM Brett One Hundred Sixtieth Infan- fendants Out of courtappeared 202 cases were settled Of the minors the greatest detry H' Hall One Hundred Fifty-fift- h was marked In 40 boys who linquency depot G G Helner One Hundred Fifty-- were charged with pettlt larceny IS fifth field artillery' who were aceused of using tobacco and 7Elghty-dbn- t girls who were declared to be inDivision Camp Jackson Columbia SL' CLTroops corrigible Money amounting to f 100050 was ex- from Tennessee North Carolina and flne or financial 8outh Carolina MajGen F H French oDliff&tlons lftid upon hustMLnds to sup commanding Lieut CoL CL D Roberts P®r kelr families The total compared: $565 contributions er chief of staff Brig Gens G WL AUSband ior fMnllP maintenance One Hundred ' Sixty-fir- st infanmoney for the of children at the orphans andsupport try CL HL Muir One Hundred Sixty-seco- home boya and girls’ (62 infantry C HL Barth One Hun" field Division TUrty-thCamp Logan Houston Tea Troops from Illinois' Msj Gen George Bell Jr commanding Lieut CoL W W staff Brig GenaD Naylor chief-oInf an try HR J Foster' Forty-eighH11L Sixty-fift- h Infantry H D Todd of general officers and their staffs to the Tarlons national guard and national cantonments were announced by Amy the "war department today Vlth two exceptions New York and Pennsylvania the camps will be com manded by regular a Major General John P O’Ryan will command the New Tork national guard division and Major ‘f General Charles ML Clement the Pennsylvania guard- Each will have a officer for chief of staff regular The camp commanders are ordered to report-foor as soon duty August-2thereafter as possible Geo Leonard W ood Is transferred from the command of the southeast department to the command of the cantonment at Fort Kan This marks the passingRiley of ' the importance of the department commander ' All of the department commanders are given such commands The assignments' follow: National Gnard Twenty-sixth Division - Camp Greene Charlotte N CL Troops from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Major General Clarence Ed- wards commanding Lieutenant Colonel Shelton chief of staff GH Generals P E Traub Fifty-fir- st Brigadier Ind try brigade C HL Cole EX LeR Sweetser Fifty-brigade fantry first depot brigade W L Lassiter Fifty-fir- st field artillery brigade ! inde- th DEPARTT-IEN- Brigadier- - "General Wedgwood of Utah Goes to Camp ' ' Con-nectlc- Lieut Brig In- Fifty-seven- ¥ r "Maj Sixty-secon- w Duty in the Field Ir Intenutton1 News Serrlce 'Vaihington Auc 18 —Assignments 19X7 CASK ARMY CANTONMErffS Af?E ANNOUNCED BY THE WAR All 'Department Command FRIDAY ATJJUSflV17 JUVfflLE COURT ASSIGNMENTS 0F‘ GENERAL 1DFFKERS AND IHEIR STAFFS ‘ TTTATT - Automobile Service j Through with long: Jay overs' each day : For descriptive literature and further details see Ticket Agent ' Hotel - Utah or address RAILROADS TO PUSH UTAH CROP MOVING s " 5 ' - B’ ' D S Spencer Gen Pass Agt Deseret News Bldg Salt Lake City- “Assurance that the western railroads will make every effort to move ' the crops of Utah farmers as well as farmers of other states In this section is given by William Sproule on behalf of the railroad war board To facilitate and other food the movement of grain munias well as lumber-anproducts said the board has ordered the tions he distribution of more than 20000 additional empty cars among lines of the west southwest and south : - SILVER KING CON FILES DAMAGE SUIT LESTER IS OFFICER Suit was filed yesterday In the AT AVIATION SCHOOL United States district court by the 811-v- er King Consolidated Mining company against the Allis --Chalmers Manufacturing company to recover $22457 The plaintiff alleges that It entered Into a contract with the defendant under 'Which the latter was to furnish electric machinery to operate a mine but that the machinery was found to the purpose when Installed The plaintiff alleges a breach of contract declaring that It sustained a loss of the amount sued for The claim Is made that 40 per cent of the cost of the machinery has been paid and the remainder refused un-sult- ed Lester '19-year-- Balt old Lake schoolboy who learned the rudiments ‘of flying on back lots of this which he himself city with a “glider” had constructed Is now a corporal In the aviation school at Fort ' Omaha This was the word received yesterday by his mother Mrs Sameul Lester Jr - - Isefftottre la asaatsml discharges and will set stricter Believes la 1 to 5 day ROOMING HOUSE LICENSE DENIED Parcel Vest If dMlredFriM SL or bottles $SML On recommendation of the chief of police the city commission last night lirefused to grant a rooming house cense to Mr I A Carmine 44 E First South street na bvans tvMim t - I can assert that there does not exist positively a case of Blood Disease single and all diseases of men 1 Kidney Bladder cannot ’cure - promptly safely permanently If amenable to treatment ’ I prefer men who-arwho have by sick their own overwork worry or dissipation ruined their health wrecked their nerves weakened their brain and poisoned their blood ( ' - - e ' I HAVE A SURE SPEEDY CURE does me 'good to cure men who are suffering It cure I form of bad blood drains and discharges everyth® ' latest and methods end medicines I am °nly 5s? in every particular: best UP and as long a I am in the business dte will be regarded as THE LEADING SPECIALIST In ray line I invite you to my office to learn of my methods You can always learn something from atuch a visit and It costa nothing nmmtm 1 tm B W M GRIFFITH SX EX D ISItt Ml strt 4 |
