have six as soon as the new store is opened, which will be In a short time. That is ail wc want. We shan’t go outside of the downtown section and have nil the stores we want in the section now. No, sir, xve are not after a ■ monopoly, but we are after business.The United Drug company is ll New Jersey corporation with a capital stock of $1,500,000. of which $1,000,000 has 'been issued.The officers are: President, Louis K, Liggett; vice presidents, J. G. Erady. W. C. Bolton*,*;- New York; L. J. Schredner; treasurer. J. C, McCormick; secretary,. C. E. Murnan; directors, the above except secretary, and R L_. Seholtz, .Deliver? W* .A* May.-. Pittsburg;- E. R. Petty,* Newark; • C„ E, * Ball* Holyoke;- B. M. -Hyde, Rochester; T, P.- Bramen, Atlanta, and G.*W, Benze. The corporation 3a said to be allied with the National Cigar Stands . company and the Drug Merchants of America.At a convention held in Boston in September, 1909, nearly 1,500 shareholders were present, the traveling accommodations requiring two special trains from New York and Chicago for the Western and Southwestern shareholders who had congregated in thosecitioa after inspecting^ the cigar factories of * those -sections whose entire output is controlled by the National Cigar Stands company. Efforts were made a few months ago to .bring about a consolidation with the Riker-Jaynes stores, but this failed.HARVARD BOYS MUSTN'ThAMRI F WITH riflARFTTFQ