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I r.ih w ')\ U II •!• I' I, I' I I 'THIS IS iv. ii. jAurus Wholosnlo inul Relnil .Drills, SmuliicH, CoiiiVdions, etc., Corner Mnrgn- l-ofc and Hrlilgo Street At the corner whore is now the ele- gant store of \W\. B. Jaques, there has been a drug store Cor fully a century. It was in the early history of Plalts- burgh conducted by members of the Mooers family pioneers and patriots of the Ohamplain valley. For fifty JAQUfeS Photo liy Brush. HIP prevailing effects and all wall cases and \silent salesmen\ arc en- closed with plate glass, which gives double protection to proprietary medi- cines, fluid extracts, cllxers, medi- cated syrups, pharmaceutical prepar- ations, crude drugs, essential oils, chamois skins, hair, tooth ami nail hruiihos, and all the other sundries which must be kept scrupulously and Immaculately free from contamina- tion, To further Increase the at tractivoncss of tho store, plate glass mirrors are tho background of the walls. In tho docortions and furnish- ings the ornate and ostentatious has been carefully avoided, tho whole ef- fect being ono of quiet dignity. The laboratory over which Mr. Jaques has personal charge, Is equipped with every known device, and apparatus to Insure accuracy and hero arc com- pounded about sevonty-flvo household proprietary preparations. The occupancy of all three floors of the entire block and their extensive wholesale trade makes necessary the AUSABLP A. -MASON * SONS, I'l, VITSHI HUH VAKD NAN HO UN * KAKTI.K Optometrists and Miiniil'iicltiriiig Op- ticians, II ('Union SI reel It nui) not lie known to all and It Is an opportune lime to fell Ihe readers o£ .he \ Republican \ that there Is lo- cated here, a linn that are absolute authority in flic correction of defects of vision. Recognizing that the public had been largely imposed upon by so- l'i charge .-if their shops later as traveling gives him a full know I. chanical department ti shown that a eomblnai and Interests makes )•. one bright, spot when i- dim, M r . II. JAQUES Portrait by Brush years prior to its purchase by Mr. Jaques it was conducted by H. W. Cady, now retired. It will thus be shown that there is every reason to believe that it is established upon a Arm foundation, but none of Mr. Jaques' predecessors in their most im- aginative dreams could have forecast- ed what has taken place, Mr. Jaques A.MASON & SONS tjoe. V. Mason, Nullum Mii-.„n, | liarlett H, Mason, Kihvnnl S. MUM.H, milium II. Mimon ikiKl Herbert |>, Mason, lininil'iK'iiirci'.s mid \\ Imicsnle nnil Retail Lumber Dealers, Main Office inn! Mills, Peril, X. \„ liinl.s mid Yin rehouses I'lne Ciirm-i- llntcrj (SI reels H\,(l Hnlh VI s VIII |. I || V«« Vml Id, t IllMtll II.,I, I Mi, ,|, • i' ,1 t I ' II Hi, it Hi i i I, l.hi. •a Hi' \n • i,| •,mi.i« IV,IV I: CITY RESIDENCE OF JUDGE JOHN H. BOOTH I'huto In III' ll folllltalll bllllllctH 111 Al H I'll'il Throughout ihe cnili-c \ Shop\ (ho aim bus l.i'i ii to siMiiic ilie moMi almo- cu lute cleanliness and only the choicest rh,- ntlli c of Sminiuife, and higlies ICIIHIH of goods are on sale tinned In active prueitci or served at I lie tables Tim ii>n.iin. nni?i„ or served at the table: feature Is and will In In the tail „[ | S „, hl . VV|W |i U , Minog.Ue «,r il„. Cimu.v and re ,.| M . t . '•'I '« IN'-, ,4 lm ,, hl H ,,,„,,„„.„, f| . nm hi' has i-ou- iiiul in known SANBORN & BARTLE Photo by Brus»i. called occulisls and opticians, the state has provided some safeguards which are as yet not so stringent as they should he, but the time is coming when only a really skilled diagnosti- cian will be allowed to prescribe for tailing or impaired oyeslgh.. The op- tometrist fundamentally, is presumed to have n full knowledge of the causes of defective vision and by scientific research provide remedial improve- ment. A very, very few praclioners have the facilities and equipment tha has been installed by Sanborn & Bavtle. it is so complete that they fill their prescriptions from the prima.ive crystal. Their various surface grind- ing machines are so minutely adjusted that absolutely perfect loric cylinder, cylinder and spherical results arc ob- tained, rjrieh machine operated by his firm is so complete that a fair de- scription would require more space The lending HH one of the hem trial lawyers lti nwm-e is nun win he 'Quality,\ Ice Clin on t'cittuiv Ihirltu; lib practice There Is no firm In \.n-tlicrn New Cream In any quantity This has al- he has- inlu-ii pm-i i» neve ml import- York BO well ©quipped mnl prepared read} a very high repula Ion and IH ant murder trials In HIIH County us to supply all that Is n. n-nsntw lor rc.iponsiblc for the name \Quality attorney for the ilelVnsc and In all building operations us of A Mason k shop.\ They will sell only \CaiulleM n wi he. hem mri-i suful la acquit - Sons, Their operations lakes the im- of character,\ the llncst chocolates, umj |,| H (Hem liming IIICHC MUCH will In recalled the Cvphert and Nichols cam' which created a great dial or Inti-icut at the time .ludiM 1 Hon h luui hccti very JUHTIW- t'Ul In the prosecution nt negligence cases, having recover* d mmie of the largest vit'illelM awarded in (ItlH County. , annum hem the Walker ri»r ag-viiiHt the Rntlanil Railroad, in which ihe jury ntnleieil ft veriltH of $8,5111)- '»'. I lie Curtis owe against the N, Y Central, a verdict nt $7.fii)l) nn; and the •aao of Vvank Strong- agalrmt the Uul- iand, where a verdict of. $\ nt 1 \ \\ wan ••mdei'etl. II vi ill In- i > tailed thai .ii Hi' (I 'In i vln.'.llli I (li e Hi ii mi In ilic Vi•\ i H in l,.i I i.i/n ' • in ,i, ii,. i m l.i . Inli. «In H i ,11 I .lilis Well ' '-\ ll 11 IV lll|HI I ll :n\i|i Ii nl i li.un ut .lit llii i I mi l.ll-UU\. itllfl -lint, .til l Ml illritllln M-tlU-lllI ll'' SO lIl.U \\ ' I' 1 \.I.: ll llcii- d ill iinv IlitliillH 11. I,.i . i.i. inn .ti inl .i. \\\in> v fill Mil I'l I C I'lll -ll < I Illl II U • t \1\ ti n vh im II ii i in, IM l,|,|<„|l|' i .Vc tn.n UII HI, caiif ii ivav «*i i' i'li iiii th. •ii'-.I I ininijH tlinW |i|,n \ in ill Hi«' vdniiii'l i. It IM'.IHH ami vvli.it unit li.'l.c limn iii make the visito r t met i lie iilcn.ui' If navellng h\ nil I'h.uix'i '.it t .U I'nil Kent, whrii nil r,»i(H \f I he in,UII line uf the I'clil W.iic Xr Hud «n ivilctn Htiip. ,unl ;l tin ft- ruth' flip lilillH-i line to the eh ion ttiiiHc. located a' the :tnmmlf nl llii i\ where tutek In the wtind Uvtul llic Aniillile t'lver flinv-t pciU'e- fitllv In iHUldlng mate I'otulM tile main lini'H arc luuctutnml/eil Co make pleasant an omohile jiiiirni'Vn. and if l»i tint a half honr« ride fnun FliUtn- huigh, I'tinu which u regulat' IHIH line In operated \ '-omptuiy hits heen fm'mcfl. with ample capital who own the land- tul- joitiiiitc, btiili the railroad and con- diicl 'he hotel C H, Prettcott IH prwi- idcrtt, Pranli Hmlth, vice president, T. V Conway, . reamiver. atul T. fl. ('tit- ter, xecretai'.v This company evteiid the heartv old \ Vot'lc \ State ham! of welcome whether jmi come afoot, MIKO., electric, by watiir, or In Darius tlfeciw' way, t'hc Hotel Aumihte Chftam l« tho final word m Mountain hotel equip- ment There are electric lights*, ole- va ui'H and enuni-Uitora, a tliwen lire- places where one mtiy *(ll fttid rumin- ate, qteum heat when neudwl, IOUK iltMlance telephone set'vtee and cnlHine par etcellenciv All Indoor and out- door amiisemimirt have been provided. miHc, lUtrn-iiu?. hniianli pool ami >ini iiilc unit, ii-run i, i \ti i • id i .HI, and moturtUK The cimtpauy have seeuved tinil t,w unite satisfied with the aorvket* ol John J Qninlau as manager. Ho l» «, native nt SavfttoKii rtprlnas and grow up among ho el guests, tits fiulu-t hav- IIIK ciuttiieU'd (tie ' ColtiTiiDia \ there Hi , u im,.i lulu- Ii, i I I in nt '' • r I..I • . i • im i 'i 1.1 1> ll Hill •• I ll. HI III,Mill ;ti v.ti il In 11- lietiiii I iklliw -.Hi mil ut' I'll' • nl ti. i . I .,, \ 'Im • Veil i fit' VV.l i Hie '' 'IM IIII Hmwt iiimuiKt incut f,,r tin- nn: *)! VI.ITV MIOI- •• ii.ii.II ut llCM •fill ber Irotn the .-ttiinip to the lim. lied product titid ihe r mills cut any lung mt,i u from hill .Hiull ami dimension tliiil\ i I\ iippein.iii latli and sidlnt- and they finish any- and n v,-ii thing from lmi-h backs to porinhh' iuiciiiiini \I houses. AI I'crii U )P steam mill is ,[,„ , equipped with l,aud, gang and creulai saws and a r. e< nt purchase of 7m l'i ml. II I'liolu by HIIIHII • ivi ct.s. kiui u n In In- llii ciifiavitiK wil l i.hinv tin nl ihi^ iii I;n live |i,i, Im u ill i iui\ mi e 11 ii plnpl Ii lei , I • Quali i v Simp I, i \ e n • ai< ( l II 111 \ :, I'l.I I lull ,'h li.l Ii Illl ..Hill III III! pi I,pi I l l Illl III Illl 'll 1,11 HUH III 'I'll! I'll ,l' Mill 1% 111' ll ill I \I A 111 k HI ,111 .lll.l-l wll'l Ih til.II tl, I Mi ill. tin THIS JS .IA<H K8--CIDY COKSHK Wioto by Brush. has visited many cities during the past three years and when not em- ployed on other business sought out what was best in the leading dispensa- tories that catered to a patronage having the most advanced ideas with regard to sale and distribution of medicines and medicated parapher- nalia, which helped the physician to bring heakh to the patient. To bring about his ideal of what his patrons have a right to demand many thou- sands of dollars have been spent in remodeling and refurnishing the store and block which he utilizes in the various departments of his business. If such a thing is possible, perhaps he may be classed as an extremeist on notions of sanitation and purity. When he bought the new fountain the best made was none too good and beauty, symmetry and the sanitary were combined. Delicately chiseled tile, white marble and mahogany are employment of an even dozen assist- ants. It is not saying too much when the statement is made that it is the fineSv drug store in the State. As the proprietor, \V. D. Jaques, takes more than an ordinary interest in the affairs of the City we append some of his activities. He left the Pittsburgh High school in 18!>o to ac- cept a position as clerk wi h H. \\V. Cady, in lfloi) a stock company was formed by the admission of Mr. Cady's Ron, Theodore W. and vV. B. Jaques. This was continued until Jan., l!n:i, when Mr. Cady and his son, having de- termined to retire, Mr. Jaques became sole owner. Since then the business of tho store has doubled in volume. In 1915 he was prevailed upon to fill the vacancy as president of the Cham- ber of Commerce, and put he same vim into its operations as has char- acterized his own business. In Jan., 16, he reluctantly accepted an unana- .JOIIN 11. IIOOI II VII. 1 1 111 .mil I'llfl lltill ( iillllscll'll, ill' 'll S|n c|, IJi-Niilnii\ licrliinil Vvciuic i ' • I a i,! 11 - i 11 \Hi • '' • i . , In,en .II.,| |,| i. . n, i .ic.iii ,.i '1,. i. , ,'. ll 'HI. i' l '• . ! Ol'llCI'N. -, 7 ( nin- \1 '. ! • •I r: i •I'l m 1 1 >v , .1 , I I I \ , ' ,! i ,1 •• l:.. S. MASON & SONS LUMBER SH NAMIOIfX & MUT'Mi'S OPTICA I, I'AKLOKK. I hull we have for llns article. They acre-, ni t.n ni'\ Ihe product of llie Standard dp i- ihem Im-* i. cal Company, perhaps the nio.sl pro lion 'Inn n'. grissivc opticians in lli r coiiiilrj and ladniv 1 ,:• this Urn, hit* the hctielil of all feci til • a i. .1 i -I« \< i (lisM-overics to aid litem in iiiiprovid Tin v undi t methods fo r prcMTiliinu lor ililluult Im Imililn. cases. lAainiliatioiis are niaile in li'iildm- i, each eti^e both sllhjiiiivi mid ob.lee tn>in|, 'tin live, coiiiplt.siiiL' in Ihe objective bold ly • u lit n • sialic and dyiiamic rcinia eopv. also uninv n.\i muscle nulaiK e anil mcusiiri'iiii'ii a 1\ M I II to )''(if tlli>- piirpose they have Ilie Iric>r-1 ;i'«lv .in.o' • delicalcl} ground lenses am i apparul ii - ' litis Ini.ii, for usecl'ltlililliu the slmlllesl delccl :iv, a n Ttieir olbee and examination pai 1'inK w.i.\ lors arc on ihe uroiiinl llooi. II ('Im and I in in - loll S reel, and coiivciuetillv loealeil di v Inci • and well appotnleil lor ibeir IIM nm-ilv m ''• They do not iindeilake In till phv.-i -1\ * '•'' >' \ clans' order;-, as I lit i r huce personal llonim. !• • clii nti'le ] ci[iiii t-s Ihe i-itpui'lly nt then «<I« ll|! '• planl \iiiriiiis conn iiiini a ladnu M, i |l|jl l'- of a hiindt'i il miles, iiiany from VII and il.. v i uiciii( and Canada, The pci-stun I ot -pcii.ili. • be linn will .veil illiisiraic linn in '11\ h- diVlilual ciipubtlltii'N. pel mil i.i l-'rc d Ii, S'aliboin is il milive nf Kp i-Ml.li In •! pin--,', .Ni iv llaiii|i-.liue, and (-•lailuiiieil m' I'hoio bv Hi II ninlier «il| | v , ' nine In i-,,i,,,, •H\l cxleimi Im '\ ' v for am , , : '\'V lit ill lll.IIiil, '•II uisli i vi i v ih - 1 ' nl anv \i'llalion o , |, •'• I'l-nuaui nil v t, • ' \'iiii i njii i,,i., , ! 1 van! ., •>'' \ics ai, ,,,|.,. ' I \ v an i in, i, i ' •\! an a i.l .!•„. 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