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4 Good 4 31'l'1ST'2l For 5.00 It may be that a 35.00 Cam- era will answer your pur- pose as well as a more eX- pensive one. It will make good pictures and bring you lots of fun. That doesn't mean that 315.00 to 53525.00 or more cannot be well invested in aV'Camera. We can sell any Camera that is made as cheap as anybody. Galkins' Pharmaoug. -+ -f ' , if 1 x o . z f ' Iiiltix f. 'll Q' 'lx I II if iz I Q -. N 'QQ f , S T-' f WE enum' noun BUT THE BEST MAKES OF And sell them at Close PFICGS Eoergthmg war ranted as repre sented . 0 . 'H ,I if li ft n 1 ,I 1' f 1 . l j ' I X ill :iw X J, i V A U if I ly 0' 55ml 1 isp , leg, la til'-itll: ll az 9 iixmlsid Ma' 'l . t ZW: f'1'l, it -' , if i' MWF I 1' ff f x, 7l I gk -' l ,,. . 99 ',1 I: 3 il-ill-l 2 gf., I a 3 gal 4 '1.,,m,.- Jfacobs8cAIImancI Washington Ann Arbor, Block Mich. It wt I I 3 i' Eiiirai I Ii' f I '23 'I x I. 1 '- , FRAGRANELEGANT.MmHLESS, CUNCREAM A HARIVILESS AND HEALING APPLICATION FOR THE SKIN ti- C t' is not a cosmetic, but a harmless and delight 1 u lcrealrl ful preparation for preserving the smooth I , ness of the skin, and being free from harmful or injurious sub- l H fail i it - stances or anything of a greasy or sticky nature, it will not soil W Wi l 5' il' III! , lz : 5 nfl, all M' ml lllli I TICREAM H' ' CU RYEA . TRADE MARK KYAVAY X A SOUTHING AND HEALING APPLICATION '31' . 'mn' 11' URE k f me SKIN' C TAN' 'n V7 Il M1155 0 LIPS MUG okmgssonf K5- HAPwa'li'RrrID?nfcnLES-P L 5 . 5nuPf'Q 5' .any mzAs':-?n sul! W ' M Sm W H U al JI r re ab c num: wmv me .mmf HIV-I S ' I I 'f A ' re- IUMIH urziva .frflxapsmivr GIYIZMIQ af a fl'?4-if Hgh? n u . swine! ollb I. nt 1 a 7 fl Am' 4 N I A xgxrnnr mf cvffmzwrf v mm wr 4 lfllllfff D . ,wmna ralurmvwu on :- All I I IIN gf! M0 IIEIYDIRJ TNI I0 NI S N t M48 r far .u ., ',.'4 ',. 4'hllv-'L1i 'b- 1 M ouch sum A HAWK' P is A COL REMRE NTICE H EVENSON J ISVILI-I wus Fl I r , us un :mu WMYID' II nu fum' A3 frm v W' :j1 -' ffl! I Lu 2 gmc I9 .1 ' gn riniums' I MD n . ,, ., I V ' .mg -,. -- w .7-i-J' 1 ' . 'f -zsllllll! Uh' ' , the most delicate fabric. Itis agreeable perfume. beautiful ap- pearance and soothing properties commend it as the greatest luxury of the toilet. It cures Chapped Hands, or Face, Sore Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches and Eruptions, imparts and maintains a soft, velvety condition of the skin, and prevents Redness, Roughness and Chapping. N0 who values a good coimplekion should use toilet N . powder or cosmetics without first applying LUTICREAM, as it prevents any injurious effects and renders the powder nearly imperceptible. Gentlemen williind CUTICREAM and unequaled appli- aa an . cation to prevent Skin Disease, Barber's Itch Razor P1mples, and roughness of skin after shaving. 9 Caution There are llllllly DITTITZI-l'lltIClllqS which in ab- pear ance resemble Cniieitnnr, but in ap- P9a1'a11C0 Only, f01' they lack those soothing and healing proper- ties Which have gained for it so high a. reputation. PRICE, 25 CENTS. If Y0U1' druggist does not have it we will send a bottle by ex- press prepaid on receipt of 30 cents. PRENTICE 64. EVENSON. Free Sample. Enquire of Druggist JANESVILLE WIS, or send 2 cents for postage. S . 1 1 I s I I E ? ,H P 4 5, t ,li kr I El 1. l E S I ' 9 i 4' ti- , 1

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heehzm gl Co., University Booksellers, Stationers, HND Engravers SPL-2li2TlNG GQQIDS F99 SEASQN 1896 ILXSN li.'Xl.l. HHUIJS TENNIS RACKETS RUNNING SIIUICS GYMNASIUM SUITS Base Bull Suits mzulv in nrclvr. liuiiom Prives 011 al1G-oods. Sheehan fc Co., U : State Street. The New 1896 Styles Hand Cameras Night-Hawk, 1 Extra Improved i a t Wim' BUPGQP, And Others N K'4S SEND FOR . .l., V.'A . :L f -.. f' Size 7 in K 51 in. X 55- in. CRESSKILL, NEW JERSEY, MANHATTEN oPT1cAL co., Ni,m12.i23m509Br0ad-

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