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Tuesday evening, December 22, 1914 PRESS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TO ADVERTISERS PROFIT TO READERS OH THE ARMY OP PRESS ADVERTISERS twenty-fivd a.tgT!S3ff.Xatfft-i -S3 DIRECTOR SWAN WILL TRY OUT NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEM PlffSiUM ME HE 3 i AnMSTROAG On Monday morning, rc. 1, li.ii. mt o'clock. Mary ii, widow of Capi. V.

Armstrong. Service at the residence of her brother, Clarence B. Kuarher, No. 'Hit Chilett Kastend. Tuesday evening at o'clock.

Interment In Haul a Brownsville cemetery, BrownaTiila, I'a, arrival of train at 10:54 Wednesday morning-. BOYD On Sunday, Dec. 5rt. 1914. at p.

at hia residence. JSls FormoM way, Krushton. iiatihew Boyd, la hie Cth year. Funeral aervlce at tha Blackadora ave. I'resbyterian churcii, on Wednesday arternoon, Dec.

2:5, at 2 o'clock. Friend of the family, members of Cian Cameron, No. L. O. C.

Ladies of Argcyla lodge, X. O. Woodmen of tha World, No. IsL and Bricklayers" union. No.

2, are respectfully invited to attend. COXLIxsOn Monday morning, Deo. 21. U14. at o'clock, Elisabeth Ira-land, wife of John Collins.

Services at her late residence, (361 Shakespeare Eaatend, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. IiRESGWITZ-On Monday, Dec 21, TOMORROW will bs "clean up" day in all Holiday UVAJ lines. DOLL CARTS and CHILDREN'S WHITE ENAMELED DRESSERS go at exact cost. We also reduce all TURKISH ROCKERS, BOOKCASES LIBRARY TABLES, MUSIC CABINETS, etcT, from 1-4 to 1-3 off regular price and on easy terms. Kftmm "PLEASE TAKE SMALL ARTICLES WITH YOUfc 1 I aVvwaiiKT.

i THE PRESS herewith presents an offer that will be eagerly grasped by every reader an OFFICIAL. MAP covering every point of the great war of European nations. This map Is printed in FIVE COLORS, contains CHARTS of strategic points and a wealth of the LATEST information pertaining to the big war centres. For a short time these useful EDUCATIONAL maps will be passed out to our readers at the mere cost of promotion expense, as explained in the WAR MAP COUPON printed dally in another column of this paper. ACT QUICKLY, so as to be able to TALK KNOWINGLY of the greatest war of the ages.

DDdD QU KldDW All you need to do is to clip the WAR MAP COUPON and present It with 10 cents or it will be sent by mail for 12 cents, coin or stamps. You couldn't get half of the OFFICIAL information contained herein for a dollar. NEW TYPE OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL. 1914, at :30 p. William Drengwlt.

husband of Minnie Drengwlt (nee Krekel), aged 61 years months. Funeral services Thursday at 10 a. at th residence of his son-in-law, William H. Weiss, 2e Onyx ave, lit. Oliver borough.

Pittsburg, via Carrick car to McKlnley ave. Friends of tha family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment iir Southside cemetery. FETCER-On Monday. Dec 21, 1914.

at 1 p. Lillian Marie Rafterty, wife of Jorgen William Fenger. Funeral from the ham of her mother, Mrs. L. M.

Rafferty, 14 Robinson on Thursday morning at o'clock. Requiem high mass at St, Agnes' church at o'clock. Interment private. FORDERER On Monday, Dec 21, at 7:30 a. Merman Korderer, son of William and Katherine Forderer (nee Neihaus).

aged IT. Funeral from the family hopie, 13S Forty-second on Wednesday at a. m. Requiem mass at St. Augustine's Roman Catholic at lo o'clock.

GICQtELAIS-On Sunday. Dec CO, 1914, at 10:20 p. Cleon E. Gicquelais, Drivers and Pedestrians May Be Guided in Future by Lights This $1.50 White Enameled DOLXt I Ri: (So. 523.) This "White Enameled $2.30 DOLXj DRESSER (No.

This Folding DOLii CART Ivft rubber tire wheel and steel frame $2 rallies at 60c 98C 98c middle of the street to signal traffic, and owing to narrow and congested streets of Pittsburg it is very unsafe for them to stand in this position, as they are liable to be accidentally run over by automobiles or street cars. It will be remembered that one of the Pittsburg police officers was killed at the corner of Wood st. and Sixth ave. a short time ago. With the proposed system the officer will not be required to stand in the street, but will be on the corner of the pavement.

Similar systems are being experimented with in other cities with success, notably in Philadelphia. If this signaling system is successful a more elaborate system will be installed, and the director's intention frs to place a. small lookout station, composed chiefly -of glass and metal, to be placed about eight feet above the pavement, and Just large enough for one man, so that the man operating the system will have a full view of the street crossing, and at the same time be protected in bad weather, as the lookout station will be heated and made comfortable. For this trial installation, however, the officer will simply stand on the corner of the pavement. The temporary "Installation will be made about the first of the year.

LANKETS JR. husband of Sadie Reckley, in his 49t year. Director Robert Swan, of the department of public works, will install, as an experiment, an electric traffic signaling system at the intersection of Sixth ave. and Smithfield st. If this temporary system proves successful.

Director Swan will install them at all important street crossings where cornermen are stationed. Eight signals of the style shown in the accompanying photograph will be placed. The signals have a 10-inch red lens to indicate to stop, and a 10-inch green lens to indicate to start. Each signal will be lighted by a 100-Watt lamp. -Director Swan's idea is not to do away with the traffic officers, but to secure? a more safe and practicable signaling system for the regulation of street traffic.

At the present time one or more police officers stand in the Funeral services at his late dence, TTSizelwood Hazel on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at p. m. Members of Hazel Glen Lodge No. I.

O. O. Glen Hasel Encampment, No. 87, I. O.

O. Mary Ul a Rebecca Lodge, 25L O. O. Campon IS, P. M.

I. O. O. Titus Lodge. No.

207, K. nt Rmnlrif i tr Pnnn.ll 1 lit Sale of Wool Kleeeed, Kail Sired COTTON f2 BLANKETS, FuU Sired COTTON f2 iSf.UU I IrtJrfC Sal- of 52 Velvet 27x5-4 HEARTH RUCiS Simmy, pretty patterns to pick a par. from, at. irwzn, g1 LUST TJ)D CdDOTEOTS The Large Colored Map 24x38 Inches The Railroad Map of Europe in Colors Topographical Map of Armies and Navies Detail Map of Keil Canal Portraits of European Ruler and Commanders Army Strength European Nations Naval and Vessels Aerial Fleets, Dirigibles and Aeroplanes Chronicle of Nations Involved Triple Alliance and Triple Entente Hague International Peace Conference Capitals of Europe Population 'European Countries National Depts of Europe European Coin-Values Area of European Countries Distances Between Principal Cities Decisive Battles of Past Century AND THE ONLY O. U.

A. M-, Iron Moulders' Union Local No. 46, Glenwood Tent No. 312 K. O.

T. and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. GIBSON At her late residence, 408 Suismon Northside, Pittsburg, on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1914, at a. Mrs.

Margaret E. Gibson, relict of George W. Gibson, member of Lysle Cirele I BASKETBALL NOTES. The Franrts J. Torrance basketball team of the Xorthside Is still coins at rood Rebecca lodge No.

02, Mosaic Chapter clip having met and defeated every team they have played tnis season, by large scores and expect to make a great showing before the season is ended, as the management is still booking games with some of the best teams In this end of the state. Manager Thomas has signed Dave Williams, formerly of Carnegie Tech and Beechviw, to take care of one of the guard positions, which will add a great deal of strength to the team. The Torrance team will play the 1 No. 5, Order of Eastern Star, Pittsburg Temple No; 52, Pittsburg Pythian Sisters. Notice of funeral later.

HARMS On Monday, Dec. 2L 1914, at 6:25 p. Fred Harms, beloved husband of Fredericka Veit Harms, in his 42d year, at the family home, 6423 Dean Eastend, Pittsburg. Services on Thursday afternoon. Dec.

24, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of No. 63, L. O. O.

are respectfully Invited to attend. HENRY On Monday. Dec. 2L 1314, at last Ingram live Tuesday evening and a fast game can be looked for, as both teams 1 are playing at- their best. The Sprlngrield C.

J. wish to book games with all 12-year-old teams at home. Teams desiring games answer as early as possible. Accurate and Authentic War Write S. Usiak.

2837 Penn ave. Bi lin CHll- II PrW'k. DRE.V8ROCKKRS, 3 II WmxMWWS 59c up to $5. This fa mWMmK EASY BASKETBALL I fW RCkeP i 'PLAYS FOR BOYS. I PT I I Clip It Out and Try It! TVejnsTre a sample 'u I line of 1915 REED GO-CARTS VX, I In white, gray and brown col- fBpfr So I 13 ors; every one ti $35 value, bnt fl PI' II ga Imas Go-Cart MA 7 Nb P- 3 Special we place sj, I ij them on sale at ftTwfTTi 'Yrr 1 ir (All Folding Go-Cart Off.) ftiiwr I Terms fxlll The Last Word In Fine Map Making 5:20 a.

James A. Henry, husband of the late Sarah M. Henry (nee Pearson) aged 61 years. Funeral services from his late residence. 1514 Sheffield Northside, on Tuesday evening.

Dec 22, at 8 o'clock. St. Mary's Lyceum of Lawrencevllle have a few more open dates for Wednesday and Friday at home, and Monday and Saturday abroad. For games- write E. J.

Wolfe, 247 Forty-fourth or call Fisk, 1327 after 6 o'clock. Herald Jr basketball team would like to play all 12-year-old. teams, abroad on Mondays, Fridays. For games -write ojhn Mof-ntt. 1312 Setts st.

The Heralds would like to hear from ny 15-year-old teams, abroad. For games write John Fitzgerald, 40-42 Congress st. While the cannons roar, and the shells are dropping from the great aerial fleet, YOU want to know WHERE and this ever handy QULDE of the war will 'give you just the information you want. Interment on Wednesday, Dec 23, at Highwood cemetery. Friends of the family and members of Iron lodge.

No. 1057, I. O. O. Marine Engineers Bene- ficial association.

No. SO, Allegheny Association No. 5, N. A. and Bethel Lutheran church and Odd Fellows ara respectfully invited to attend.

Chicago (111.) papers please copy. IIE1M On Monday, Dec 2L 1914, at 4.30 p. Margaret R. Helm (nee Hart-man), beloved wife of Frederick Helm, in her 45th year. Funeral from her late residence, Ross township, on Thursday, Dec 24.

at 1:30 p. m. Services will ba conducted at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, at Perrysville, Pa, at 2:50 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend.

HOUSE Suddenly, on Sunday, Dec. 20. 1914. at 6 p. m- at her residence.

4829 THE Unpleasant Details. Some tim ago an esteemed citizen named Smith had a numoer of friends to dinner, and Just as he braced himself and started to carve the appetizing roast an expression of remembrance floated over tha face of little Willie. "Oh, papa," Impetuously exclaimed the youngster. "I forgot to tell you! burned her nose something awful!" "Tou don't mean It!" responded papa, encouragingly. "How did it happen?" "That roast did It." was the startling re-Joinder of Willie.

"She was trying to pull out the skewers with her teeth." Philadelphia Telegraph. 10 Cents Presents It to Ton for Only One War Hap Coupon and Heavy line shown coarse of player; El the in x. far or near, for xlg-sag line, coarse of ball; dotted line. BY MAIL coupon, with coin Reporting Progress. Is your son getting along la the 14.

terns or stamps amounting THIS ALL EBON TELESCOPE COUCH Complete with Mattress and Bolster something every home has use for. Can be used as a Couch or lied, and is very dorable. Special complete 'How i coarse of dribble. I I By a College Coach. TUB PLAY The center tlpn It to city?" "Fine! his club the pool commutes In He's on Jvulse.

son House, wife of-William House, age 36 years. Funeral services at the family residence, Wednesday, Dec 23. at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully -invited to attend.

IVoungstown (O.) papers please copy. IRVINE On Tuesday. Dec 22, 1914, left forward, and runs under the baa- 1 A 4L. I. Closing out all the so $1.25 Weak, IVI Do Not Nervous.

El Give missed by the left forward. Hight ior- ward runs tip, to be near center in ease tip-onr in muwd. gradas tin- The WAR MAP, in FIVE COLORS, was originally made in EUROPE by the expensive wax process, as clear and smooth as a steel engraving, and the most accurate process ever discovered for map making. The colors are distinctive, and all rivers and mountain ranges are clearly outlined. The type is all large and distinct" find every city nd town of importance is plainly Vlicated.

Cheaply drawn maps cannot possibly give the infinite detail shown on this authentic map. Don't Get a Cheap Hap in Two or Three Colors When You Can Get This FIVE-COLOR HAP and All the Other Haps and Valuable Information That Goes With It, for 10 cents. WAR CHARTS The bl Tr" map Is 24x28 tnche, and contains AJUlt the war area. Then there are CHARTS showing fortified towns, naval area, bis battle ground plans, and ALJL of the big war capitals In detail. Everything Is fully covered, from the rock of Gibraltar to the Ural Mountains.

DSseased Up Consult a Pittsburg' Specialist Who Has Spent 22 Years in the Field of Medicine Same Location 16 VmH Same Location. H.L t.ttl EL. UCVI -T UClUfCU UUB" band of Sylvia Laughlin Irvine, age 78 years. Funeral services at his late residence, 1211 Arch Northside, on Thursday, Dec 24, 1914, at 2 p. m.

Members of Allegheny commandery. No. 35. Knights Templar, and friends of the family respectfully invited to attend. LWheellng (W.

Va.) and Parkersburg (W. Va.) papers please copy. KALLE5BERGER On Monday, Dec. 21, 1614, at 5 p. at his residence, 1611 Colwell Pittsburg, John C.

Kallen-berxer, husband of Amelia Kallen- ii 181 1 1 HI 1 Casino Juniors Win. Casino defeated Isabella A. C. by a score of 36 to a. Lineup: Casino Jrs 36 Isabella.

A. A. 5 rotter Mayer Beck F. Rankin Tyler J. Hester Anthony G.

C. Hester Eggert Buddy Field goats Cotter 10, Beck 3, Tyler, Anthony, Mayer, Rankin. Foul goals Cotter, out of Rankin, 1 out of 3. He la a REGCtAB GRADUATE and LICENSED PHYSICIAN. A i berger (nee Horn).

Head mml 48c HOCIAL CHAT tojrethar Buy wife or mother a Rug for Christ mas. We have a let of $27 Axmiaster Velvet 9x12 Regs on sale tomorrow on Shugrue Insures Hands. with an HONEST and SCIENTIFIC opinion of your case will cost you nAthlne- n. easy terms New Tork. Dec.

22. Toung Joe Shu-1 tion and ADVICE "l- 1 5Z5 at. i Distribution" -Now On grue has insured his hands for Kin remember These hands are not "artistic" mitts i that Dr. R. H.

M. MacKen-such as Paderewski carries a heavy pol- icy on, dui, auituugii mj, thu or a other city An drum them up the Channel as we nor can you cct bis y-tem of treatment at any A soft WILL DRAKE'S DRUM drummed them long ago," the great sea captain is supposed to ovuicn ucviuiatvu v. are just as precious to their owner. And bo he has Induced an accident insurance company at a handsome premium to carry $20,000 risk on them until he has fought three fights. a a a other than 684 PENN A VENUE It is also well to bear in Funeral services on unursaay arternoon, Dec 24, at 2:30 o'clock, at his late residence.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Minersville cemetery. PORTOS On Sunday, Dec 20, 1914. at 4:10 Sidney Porton, beloved husband of Katherine Porton (nee Match-ener), in his S2d year. Funeral from his late residence, C10S Lotus Tenth ward, on Wednesday.

Dec. 23, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Augustine's Roman Catholic church, at if a.

m. Friends of tha family are respectfully invited to attend. PRITCHARD On Monday, Dec. 21, 1914, at 5:20 a. Harry W.

Pritchard, aged 61 years. Funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, Howard Brannen, 205 Mo-Clure Northside. on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at a. m.

3Iass at St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and Mt. SOUND AGAIN? mma insi I it.

l. MACKENZIE'S SPECIALTY OFFirra the OLDEST and LON'GBST EST4HMhh'u SPECIALTY OFFICES in THIS PITv inr been located at this same art hT YEARS. MY (HAKIiKS ARh rK aZU ABLE, and eatiefactorv EASON- "Shall find, it necessary to sound Crafton Cagers Elect. Enthusiasm over the success of their BASEBALL GOSSIP- According to reports from St. Louis, the I al ways be made tor payment Remember I am the ONLY SPrrniJJS; who makes NO A I -V 1 winning basketball team, which is at present leading: the West Penn league, Cardinals are likely to share the JJrom park next year ln order to minimize operating expenses in the Mound City.

If such an arrangement is made the season will see MEDICINES, as thev ar-T or Turners Register Another. Southside Turners defeated the Agoga club in an interesting game. Englemohr and Mundy and Beyers deserve mention for their playing. Lineup: S. S.

Turners 2 Agoga 12 Englemohr F. GriBith Schafer Sayenga Sohober Beyers Hetnsius Gress Mundy Clemens Included la say. The drum is still to be seen in Devonshire at Buckland Abbey, in the possession of a descendant of Drake's brother. Those who believe in the old fairy tales laughed at by the cynic say the drum has already been sounded twice, and not in vain. While Drake's memory was still green Dutch tried to wrest the command of the sea front England, and at the tap of the drum his spirit was incarcerated in Blake.

Yet again clouds gathered round our land when Napoleon dominated Europe and the drum that had sounded round the world was heard once more. This brought to life the finest Admiral the world has seen, and Kelson saved the countrr. London Answers. pervaded the annual meeting ana election of officers of the Crafton Hose Co. Xo.

1. The following officers were elect His Thought. Soon after his first baby was born his wife went upstairs one evening and found him standing by the side of the cradle and gazing earnestly at the child. She was touched by the sight, and tears filled her eyes. Her arms stole softly around his neck as she rubbed her cheek caressingly against his shoulder.

He started slightly at the touch. "Darling," he murmured, dreamily, it ia incomprehensible to me how they can get up such a cradle as that for two dollars." For Blood Disease 606-914 continuous DaseDail at inn three major league cities. Drake's drum again? The legend is that when danger threatens Great Britain it is only necessary to sound the drum and lie will come back to "beat its en. as he did in times gone by. Xowhere is this idea better expressed than in Henry Newbolfs fine poem, "Drake's Drum." Take my drum to England, hans It by the shore, Strike it Tfhen your powder's runnln' low; If the dons sight Deron I'll quit the port Heaven Fop Itlood 1 ed: President.

John S. Krone; vice During the spring ana summer If you rs dufTerlnc; Qulgley umpires baseball; during me tan president, H. Baldwin; secretary, Ed BLOOD DISEASES, with sore ward ilorey; treasurer, miey and tongue. rash over body, lose ao tlm. ti he'a a football umpire ana ne pui winter umpiring basketball.

In the other seasons he takes his vacation. gomery; captain, Edward 9. Gormley, Field goals Englemohr 7, Schafer, Scho- first lieutenant, Theodore Bell; sec-: aer 4, Heinsiue, F. Griffith, Beyers 2. Gress Nebo Tent K.

O. J. are respectfully invited to attend. ROACH On Monday, Dec. 21, 1914.

at 1 p. William Roach, at his home. No. 5 Willard Glendale. in his year, husband of Mrs.

Anna Roach. Notice of funeral later. Palm Beach (Fla.) papers please copy.l RIVETT On Tuesday afternoon. ontl lieutenant, Walter Herman. 2.

Clemens. Foul goals Englemohr Johnny Evers found out tnat ne as popular in New York as he is in any other part of tha country while he was sick. So many people called up to find out his condition that the hotel had to put on a special operator. The Boston Red Sox should start wm they left oft last fall when they open the ISIS season. Two weeks more of the season laat lall would have given Bill Carrlgan and tifa mn tViA nennAnt.

Only Dec 22, 1914. at o'clock, Eliza, widow of Nathaniel Rivett, age 87 years. Services at her late residence, 308 South Highland ave, Eastend. Time announced later. and administer the aima to you the office, no GOING th, Hmpitai ln PAIN, no I.OS8 of TIME, InTyo" turn homo Immediately tter the as It only requires a minuta of your tllVl by my method of administration rI ber.

one treatment of this remedy Snqug, the worst form In either tha PRImIbT SECONDARY or TERTIARY stages Stomach condition COATED TOXGCF ot-macn perverted appetite, oVsm causing a FVLLNESS and DISTRESS after EATING. EA RIB L'RJf, palpitation niSu 21 NESS and all other conditions of tha stomach, show signs of improvement at once by my system of treatment. Varirorec Weaknesses, bad dreams. Im- varicoces palred vltaUty and conditions relieved at once. Arthur Devlin may not go to Denver after Two Days More TO BUY all.

He is discussing a proposition wim McGraw to. go south as coach of the aumer. rii vniinir intielders of the Giants. We dare anybody to match the statement m.o h. sharvaiui K.

Masee. who, at the New York meeting, declared that ln his rip in Philadelphia "he has had seven Want Soccer Games. The Bridgeville school soccer team would like to arrange games with ail 14-year-old teams of first class. Call 14-J Bridgeville between and 10 p. ra, or write George Brannigan, Bridgeville.

nru.ii nrl. under him." Conditions faP no complimentary season-ticket holder has notified Connie Mack that he wlU atay away from Shlbe park because of v. cult. tt Collina NOTICE Early Copy Best Results To insure proper classification, all advertisements for insertion in THE SUNDAY PRESS CHRISTMAS SEALS RED CROSS AT ONCE au reuavad lnterruptlon of flow urine treated without a cutting; operation. Speaking of Federal Jobs, it is much to become a mail-carrier than it is to tfat ti ttarth with vVeeehman.

The Southern club would like to arrange two game Christmas with some strictly first class team having a halt; also New Year's eight and dates in January are open. Write John Freuod, Southern, Carson st Southside. "Larry" McUan miikea a suggestion that sounds like good advice to the National Bladder Q'fiet'- attended with frequent. painful and scalding urination, show signs of imDrova. ment at once.

BUY YOUR SEALS TODAY BUY YOUR SEALS TODAY league. "If the league needs a war fund to fight the Federals," says "Larry." "it should set aside the money that 'Hank" O'Diy 3Lwelilnffs- tenderness or impediments of the Darts tatM H.K. parts LEGAL NOTICES fined me in 1912. It could put up Quite fight on it, I know." -i me anire rises- P'lesi Assures. flstula-i.

iiraspem ana all other rectal conditions ara treated. No cutting. Weak Veor tallty. lack of dence. bashfulnes NOW is the time to assist the Fund for 1914 in the great work dedicated to the cure and prevention of Tuberculosis.

i Charles A. Locke. Attornay-at-Laa-, I Berger Pittsburgh, Pa. NOTICE is hereby given tnat an application will be rnaae to the governor of Pecrnryl-! vaaia. on Jan.

1. 11 S. by Charles O. Feid-I man. Samuel Mendeioh and Abraham I uerden.

usder th act of Assembly. entltil "An Act provide for the tiscorporaiioa i and reguiatiOH of certain i prove! April 174, and the sapplratau thereto. te the charter of an intended cor- poraiion to be railed D. Mtrahont Bakt Company, the character and object of which i is the "manufacture and sale of basket, i boxes, brooma, willow ware and other airni-! iar product of wtiiow. splint and straw, 1 and for these ptirpoaee to have, poaanaa and enloy all the rigiita.

benefita and prlvllegea nt 1 Act of Aaaembly, and opplamaoUl Her Collateral. "Excuse me," said Bridajet, putting her head in at the cashier's window, "but, do Ol undhersthand thot yez lind money here on character?" "Why yes," hesitated the cashier. "Thin Oi'd loike fifty dhollars, sorr on moine," said Bridget, producing a number of greasy references. "They's slvin uv thim from me previous imployers" But the cashier had fled. The Idea of explaining the Intricacies of collateral to a lady with seven character waa too appalling.

Judge. must reach this office early. Classification not guaranteed on ads received after 8 P. M. Saturday strength, lost ambition restored.

TTlrerc luo to an Infection or tha result Ulcers of a fever or from broken down veins, show signs of improvement at once. Men from any SPECIAL disease en or CONDITIONS ohould consult mi when in need of the SERVICES cf ma EXPERT SPECIALIST I treat all special diseases of MEN. No patients treated by mail. HOCKS: 9 A. M.

to P. M. DAILY. STTN-DAYS AND A 1. 1.

HOLIDAYS. 10 DR. R. H. M.

MacKENZIE'S 624 Peao ixub.rg, p. Show Your Christmas Spirit thereto. CHARLES A. LOCKE. SeUelter.

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