THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY JULY 15 1906w I J

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New Preparation Makes

Sweeping a Pleasure

HOSPITALS USING

Since Intraaaetiwi r Public Two Years

Ago It Has Steadily Grown inPopularity

Introduced into the United States onlytwo years ago ami since then adoptedby about US institutions tor general useIVoiiH a composition made to lay dustard kit germs has made a wonderful

reroto was Introduced 10 this countryA Ue St Louis since which time itlias been used by factories large storesand some hospitals It w as efficaciousin cleaning carpet and rugs as it iswhen applied to wood floors For thetreatment of bare floors it has beenproven far superior to such dustlaying substitutes as dampened sawdust-

If it is placed on a hard wood floorbefore sweeping the wood will have a-

new polled effect treated Inlike manner will look freshened andrenovated

G ed GermicideBut there to a greater advantage to

Pcrolla than this It has been demon-strated by German scientist that it doesaway with the danger of Infectious dis-

eases It kills germs without fail Thebiatement was made some time ago thatt Perolln haft been used on the floors in-

N w Orleans during the terrific yellowfever epidemic the of that

have been immeasurably

An additional advantage in the u e ofierolin is that it leaves In the air aPeasant invigorating odor It is produced by a secret treatment of pinenoodles In Germany where it was dlsrovered It is now considered indis-pensable hi all sanatorium and hos-pitals Germans consider it a promoter-of health It 1 well known thatiio dles are wholesome

R P Andrews Paper Companyhas been appointed sole distributingagent for discovery in this

and IU neighborhoodhis been given that people should keepM sharp lookout for imitations of PeroHn as it has been demonstrated thatno imitation of any account has everbeen nut on the market

As final proof of what Perolin haAccomplished and of it popularity thetallowing letters from a few of itsiieiKl are given

Beat Ever UsedHighland Park Ill May 2 OS

The Perolin Company of America171 South Clark street

Gentlemen Please send Via Am orJohnsons Ex P P 1 100 Drum Perolin

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New Railroad Car Built Entirely of Steel

Calculated to Resist AnyPossible Damage in

Wrecks-

A car built entirely of steel and oaleulated to resist damage In wrecks andte save the lives of passengers in any

The beet recommendation we oan elvis we think a repeat order W

find your powder by far the best sweepthat we have ever used

heartily recommend it to everyoneYours truly-

GREENES NEWS COPer G P Grswic

Anniston Ala April 17 19MThe Perolin of America

Clark and Seventeenth streetsChicago Ill

Gentlemen As a member of thboard of education of Annlston 1 writto ask concerning the price of Peroliiin quantities You will kindly let mknow at once your price on Jive barrelots as the board of education of oucity has taken under consideration thuse of preparation in publischools here

Awaiting your prompt reply I amYours very truly

Cant Do Without ItSan Antonio Texas Sept 9 19K

Messrs II A San An-tonio Texas

Gentlemen For several years we havtried all sorts of things to prevent duebut we had to come back to the damp-ened sawdust until we tested yousample of Perolin We are now

users of Perolin which keepthe dust down completely while sweep

our floors and carpets It is i

splendid article and it does more thaiyou claim for It is for carpetscleans and keeps them beautifully

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i rn rx ruy has been put tutu commis-sion by the Southern Railway It willbe a part of the New York and FloridaLimited which runs between Nw Yorkand Jacksonville Fla Two other sim-

ilar cars are being constructed for heSouthern by the Pressed Steel Car Company of Pittsburg Pa

This car which is an innovation insteam railroading hi seventyfour feetand MX inches long over all and weighs110000 pounds So strong In it that it has

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Death to moths and insects Kindlyi send us another 100 pounds we are about

G A COCHAS M COAYALL Secretary

Columbus Ohio Nov IS MtoThe Perolin Co 1 Desplalnes St

Chicago 111

Gentlemen Replying to your letter ofNovember 11 say we are now usingthe second lot of Perolin and our Janitorthinks very favorably of It He itgives the beet of satisfaction in sweeping

floors and thce is practically nodust whatever whileIt is a good thing

Yours very trulyMAHTBNS COPer C R Martens

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ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

Bennlng Council No 21 Junior 0 UA M elected offloers for the en-

suing term last Monday evening Theyare as follows Junior past councilor AB Hardlstv councilor E H Brownvcie councilor A A Straus treasurerN Keyser recording secretary A IGray financial secretary William Kidwell warden George Peacock conductor J Hardlstv S S C Gray tS J Kirby chaplain Faunce

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Wood enters into Us composlton onlyin the Interior where wood is used insmall quantities for decorative purposesBut even this wood has been so treatedas to make it fireproof

Consequently the Southern Railwayprides itself on gotten out a carthat is as near fireproof and wreokproof as any car can possibly be bulk

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IDLE 2 YEARS BY CHOICE

MOONEYS REST IS OVER-

lie hant hit a lick of work foryears said a policeman to Judge Mulloway in the Police Court yesterdaywhile teetifylng against William

charged with vagrancyThats a pretty long rut said the

Judge It William doesnt get someexercise soon his Joints will get rustyHow often has he been

More times than you have fingers andreplied the clerk

I think MO or fire months would jutcatch William right said toe courtan 1 Mooney back into the dock

TAILOR LEAVES HOSPITALALLEGED ASSAILANT HELD

May Harrison the tailor who hasoccupied a ward at the Emergency Ifos-pt al guffertax tram stab wounds inflict-ed It Is attoBYd by a fellowworkmanMax during an altercation wasdismissed from the hospital yesterdayand Went to his house t 900 R streetnorthwest Gerber Is being hld in 1

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STOLE VALUED GARBAGE

COLUMBUS Ohio July 14 ThereIsnt anything entirely Allsorts of articles have keen r portflstolen in city of during

j the past few years but the limit wasreached Wednesday night when LColter proprietor of restaurant at3719 West street made a fiswcue complaint to the becausenome hud stolen all the outof the garbage can

Most people of the city have beenkicking to the board o servicebecause garbage not removed

Ir case the garbage was valuableMr Colter hiu a contract for its saleand if the thief Is located and caughth will be charged with larceny

Garbage makes good pig food sail ItIB believed that some one with anto business has gathered up this reatmtrant offal nd it to a farmer

CHANGES IN MARINE-

i HOSPITAL SERVICE

The list of changes of station and du-ties of commissioned and noncommis-sioned officers f the Public Health andMarine Hospital Service for the sevendays ending July 11 190 is announceda follows

H W Sawtelie surgeon grantedleave of absence for two months fromJuly S

X J Roenau paused assistantgranted leave of absence for throefront July S VM

H A Stinafleld pa eeegeon granted leave of absence for oneday Jvly 4 1M

J W berescbewky naaaedsurgeon granted leave of absence

for two days from June 38 UKN Roberta assistant surgeon relieved

from duty at Yon Stanton N II anddirected to report at the bureau Washington D C for temporary duty In

hygienic laboratory-F C Smith assistant surgeon grant-

ed leave of absence for seven daysEL F McConnell acting assistant stirpen aaslgr l to duty at Banes CtSiaJ C Rori tHn acting assistant

granted leave of absence for tendays from June 57 1901

F R Smyth acting aggtetani MIrxeon granted leave of absence for five

from July I 1MW

A F Stuart acting assistant surgeongranted leave of absence for twentyone

from July ISM

T D Walker acting assistant sur-geon leave of absence granted for eightdays from June S 19W amended toread six days iron June i ItK

R H Gibson pharmacist grantedleave of absence for four lays

F L Brown pharmacist relievedfrom duty at Plttsburg Pa and direct-ed to proceed to Baltimore Md

to the medical officer In commandfor duty and assignment to Quarters-

M McKay pharmacist rfllevtd fromduty at Washington D C and directed-to to Ga via Cin-cinnati Ohio reporting to the medicalofficer for duty

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New Bridge Will SupplantFamous Old Iron

Structure

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a Model

One of notable munteteeJ improvemeat to be undertake tide year willbe the construction at the sew steelspas bridge over Rock creek at Kstreet to supplant the old one at thatpoint for the past thirtyseven years

Plans for the new structure whichwhen completed will mark the passing-of the oldest iron span bridge in theDistrict and one of the oldest of itskind in the country are being

by W J Douglass District En-gineer of Bridges and the actual con-

struction work on the bridge will bestarted early next taIL

The structure will require an expenditure of approximately 40000 which wasone of the items carried in this yearsDistrict appropriation bill The newbridge Is to be of the plategirder spa iconstruction and with be modern inevery particular

The old K street bridge wa built inIMS At that period because of its ironconstruction and advanced type itevoked much commendation frombridge builders in all of the coun-try and it was as a model bymany of them

RED MEN GATHER

AROUND CAMP FIRE

The conferring of the adoption degreeby 3 e x Tribe No 18 Improved Orderof Red Men was the occasion of largegathering at their steep around thecamp fire at lie PennaTivanla avenuelast Tuesday ewnlnfr Among the vialtors present were Put Great SachemWilliam H IClnff Past Sachem i

of Trenton N J Put Sachem Harvyof White JEasle Tribe who took alaiin the degree work and others

Officers for the ensuing term areSachem F L Snow Junior sagamoreH M Wagner Junior sagamore H JRussell prophet A Brem guard ofwigwam John Dick arson guard offorest B F Chisman first aannap ANicholas second aannap H Lowenbergfirst warrior E B Beavers second war-rior W Wise first brave Thomas JCox second brave R M Boule thirdbrave J J Hopper fourth JEmbrtj

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We wish to announce that we have appointed THE PEROLIN COMPANY OF AMERICA CHICAGO ILL our sole agents inthe U S A with the exclusive right to manufacture under our patents and formula the original and only perfect dustless

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It tin tiine cars whili tat been orprove tiatlHfeutory there seems

little duubt that this type will soon become the aindard for safe comfortabletransportation of

These wonders of strength adwere builtcompany under the personal supervision-of Mechanics A

and Consulting Mechanical En-gineer R I Ettinger tot the SouthernRailway It is said that this type ofcsr win b found economical for therailroad company owln to their dura-bility

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FIRST HALF HOLIDAY-

The coworkers of Haines FiftyStores in One enjoyed their that week-ly halfholiday yesterday by going in

bodjr to Luna ParkAbout sixty In number they started at

iJO p m with banners andwaiting faces

An tfbnnofent lunoaebn was served under the trcsin the picnic Theremainder of the evening was spent inthe of the park Returning at a la re hour coworkers andfriends voted their first halfholiday adelightful success

CAPTAIN MILLS INSTRUCTOR

AT HIS ALMA MATER

Va July WarDepartment has detailed Cape M MMills of the artillery arm of U UedStates Arrnr to be military toKroctorat the Virginia Military InstituteThe term of service 1 for three years

Captain Mills is a graduate of the Vir-ginia Military Institute of the class of3S97 and was first captain during Msgraduating year

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It is the only compound that will effectively settle confine and absorb the dustraised when sweeping clean brighten and preserve carpets rugs and flooringssave the curtains pictures tapestries furniture and other exposed finery from being soiled by diseasecarrying germs found in dust and purify the air

It is especially invaluable to department dry goods clothing general merchan-dise gents furnishings furniture jewelry and other stores having goods exposed todust because it protects the goods against damage by dust

It is indispensable universities theaters schools libraries hotels hospitalschurches and all places of assembly indoors as a protection against infectious dustdiseases

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THE PEROllN COMPANY DORTMUND

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With reference to the foregoing we wish to state that we have given this German invention PEROLIN a most carefultrial and after having been fully convinced as to i ts efficiency as a dustallaying powder and disinfectant we have accepted therepresentation for the city of Washington of this German sweeping compound and do hereby guarantee that these statements-of facts are absolutely and unqualifiedly true Call us up or write us to send our demonstrator to show you the wonderful powers of PEROLIN

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