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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 1913.
Buy Where You.
Can Save Money
Fancy Sugar-cured Hams, lb 19e
Granulated Sugar, lb Be
Pure Preserves, , in gla.ss jars... ...15c
California Umon Cling Peaches... 15c
Sir Cakes Star Soap 23c
Fancy Print Butter, lb 3c
Onions, peck 10e
Three cans Campbell's Beans 25c
L. F. LUSBY,
Cor. 8th and East Capitol Streets
Phone Lincoln ISO.
The Fwtis Market
. F1ESR WITS
CIOCEIIES
AMI P10V1SI0HS
POPULAR PBICESL
4th i Ije Shuts 1. 1.
Telephone M. 2963.
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If You Want the Best,
Make Your Table Purchases Here
This store Is Washington's famous
headquarters for High-class Groceries,
Poultry, Vegetables, Fruits. Wines, and
Liquors.
P. K. Chaconas & Co.,
Telephone Us Tour Order.
9th St. and La. Ave.
GEO. W. FARR, Jr.
ARCADE MARKET
Phone Col. 458.
Fresh Home-Grown Vegetables,
High-Grade Groceries and
Fresh Country Eggs
The store -with one aim to please.
SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS
Phone Us Your Order.
PROMPT SERVICE.
Lincoln 2207.
A. W. TAYLOR
EASTERN MARKET
Triangle Grocery Store.
M BRILL, PROP.
200 Florida Ave. N. W.
Complete line of high-grade gro
ceries at popular prices.
Clean, courteous, and prompt serv
ice. Give us a trial.
GROCERIES
Of Highest Grade.
PROVISIONS
Of All Kinds.
MEATS
And all the household necessities.
Prompt and courteous service Is our
blogan.
C. D. ALLEY.
4th and A Sts. S. E.
MASONS OBSERVE
MAUNDY THURSDAY
Act of Extinguishing tee Lights Part
of the Impressive
Service.
DOGS BITE SEVERAL CHILDREN
Mcxandrio. i March 2" Randolph
i haptor Rose Crui No 3, Am innl -rd
Aieptt d scotti-h R'Il of l-reema'.onrv,
hold its. M iiindv Thursdav banquet to
night in the ouns People h Building,
which j .mended bj a large Cather
ine oi member of the order The oxtin
cuishing of the lights whs a art of the
The banquet w is presided over b
James. K Alcvamler, worshipful master
It was cpened with the singing of 'O
Worship the King in which all joined
Invocation wab pronounced b Rev. Dr.
John I.ec Alli'-on
Toats re-pondi-d to follow To the
memorv of Allrt Pike his influence is
ever present in -iliicc 'Our Countrv
Brother. Rev H M Outer. II D .
To the Ancient and eceptod Scottish
Rite, the sovereign grand commander,
.lames Daniel Richardson and the Su
preme Council of the Thirtv-third negro"
for the Southern Jurisdiction of the
1'nited States. ' Judge C K Nicol,
thirt) -second To the Scottish Rite In
Alexandria. a F W 1-ntham.
eighteen venerable master, solo, "When
with Doubting and Dreading" (Tosti).MIss
Marguerite Whcatlev Field. "To the
Most Worshipful Grand 1,xlge of Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons in Virginia."
Today's Beauty Recipes
By Mme D Mllle
"The best groomed leaders of fashion
have abandoned the use of face pow
der Tluj relv upon a complexion
heautifler. the secrit of which Is not
common propertv. Just applv to the
lace neck and arms a solution made
maj-atone in a half pint of witch hazel
This will do
in making the
kln smooth, clear and satfnv.
Eatlln hql. n .... 1.-1.1
caused b) vegetable parasites, the re- j
ou.i v4 an uiiticdii rt.aij, anu are easily
conveyed from one person to another
Mother s hliampoo i a scientific formu
la that directlj attacks these parasites
A package containing ten shampoos
can be had at an druggist's for 2"
cents Dissolve a teaspoonful in a cup
of hot -aater. pour on the head, wash
and thoroughly rinse
EJeorows ana lashes deere atten-
ion. If the are thin and straggly.
assage them dally with nroxln. and
he eyebrows will grow een and regu-
eil-iormea arcnes. while the
ashes will be long and silken
WiId hairs and fuzzy growths that
cause many women humiliation can be
palnlessb removed by one application
or deiatone jume a paste witn a
little delatone and water, apply and
nash skin and the hairs are gone.
"Mother's Salie qulcklv heals sores,
ruts, and burns, without leaing a scar.
It Is cooling, soothing and comforting,
and gives almost instant relief. It Is
fine for the removal of certain kinds
of eczema, pimples and skin eruptions.
"A Vaucalre treatment for rounding
out the bust that seldom fails can be
prepared in the privacy of the home
bv making a sjrup with 1 14 cupfuls
of sugar and a pint of water, to wHTdx.
is added one ounce of gallol. The doe I
li two teaspoonfuls-before meals.
Deal with Us and
You Will Be
Satisfied.
W. E. BELL
131 E St. S. E.
CAPITOL MARKET
FINE FRUITS,
MEATS, PROVISIONS
NEW CANNED GOODS
M. 0. LIPSCOMB, Prop.
9 Second St. N. E. L. 703
U Street Market
CHOICE MEATS,
GROCERIES, and
Delicatessen
Prices and service to please.
M. KIMBERLY,
1608 U St. N. W.
NEW MANOR
MARKET
(THE BIG STORE.)
Everything In Fresh Meats. Provi
sions, and Select Marketing
Wo direct special attention to our
own brand of Sunbeam ColTee. 5 fir"
Quality alwa)s the same; lb JUt.
WM. GASS
Sherman Ave. and Park Road
Phone CoL 3826
Right Worshipful Ilenrv K Tuld. four
teen, grand senior deacon, To the mem
orv of our brethren of this, degree
throughout the world who have 'entered
Into rest' during the vear," mors non
separabit. in silence. Masonic quartet.
"Abide With Me" "True Freemasonrv.
a bulwark of lovalty to the btate, a con
servator of morality to the community,
a defender of the sacredness of homo
and familv. Brother J E. W. Timber
man, fourteen "To all true Masons
wheresoever dispersed, tht bonds, of fra
ternltj ' circle the earth. Brother Will
iam I.evvis Allen eighteen, past venerable
mister solo. There is a Green Hill Far
AwaV (Gounod). Jli's rield .
The teremonhs incident to the ex
tinguishing of the lights included the
singing of Miserrere, ' hv- the Masonic
quartet composed of R S-amuel I.uckelt,
Hems K Field. Marshall L. Dinwiddle,
and Dr Charles i: Outcalt Mrs George
I WarHeld was accompanist The bene
diction of the chapter ended the cere
monies
Officers, of the Scottish Rite Masons Ir
the citv follow Frank W Latham,
eighteen venerable master, Washington
Memorial perfection. No 7. James E
Alexander, thirtv-two, wisemaster. Rait'
dolph Chapter of Rose Croix, No S
Arthur Paul, thirtv-two preccptoi ,
1-afajetto Council of Knihts of Kadosh,
No r George T Burroughs, thirtv-two,
mister of Kadosh Virginia Consistorj
No 2 James M Duncan, thirtv-two,
treasurer of all bodies, Virnon A- Slaugh
ter, thirtv-two. secretarv
Hog- Kite Childr. n.
Doroth) Wells, nine sears old,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wells,
and Havwood McClear.v, thirteen ears
old, were both bitten on the leg jes
terdAv afternoon by dogs Justice Ca-
ton in the Police Court today ordered
the dogs destroyed The heads of the
animals will be sent at once to the
Bureau of Animal Industry. Washing
ton, to ascertain if the canines were
suffering from rabies at the time they
attacked the children The Wells girl
was bitten shortlj after 6 o'clock yes-,
tcrday afternoon while in Cameron
Street, near Tltt Street The dog was
the property of Ernest N Duffey. T)ie
dog which attacked the McCIeary lad
was in charge of W. T. Helms. Mr.
Helms stated in court today that the
dog was not his propertv. but belonged
to his brother-in-law. He had never
known It to attack any one before.
attack by supposed mad dog:
the two children has created a strong
sentiment against all dogs found roam
lng the streets It also has increased
the mad dog scare prevailing in the
city.
Orgnnlre Haymaker..
A loft of Haymakers, which Is a side
isue of the Order of Red Men. has been
organized in this city by A J Butcher,
State organizer, with the election of
these officers: A. J. Butcher, past chief
haymaker: V. L. Clark, chief haymaker:
Andrew Sullivan, vice haymaker: E. R.
Clark, collector of straws; F. L. Ent
wlsle, keeper of bundles; George S.
rinch. chief hornblower: E. L. Crum
baugh. boss driver, A. D. Deeton, guard
of ha lof t: ,W. J. Garrett, guard of barn
door; Henry Callan. C. C Brawner, and
C M. Schwab, stewards.
Meetings of the organization will be
held the first and third Wcdne'days of
each month.
The annual Holy Thursday procession
this morning at St- Mary's. Catholic
Church was participated in by more than
100 little girls, dressed in white and wear
ing long white veils and carrying Easter
Recipes Welcome in Any
Scotch Cnrrant nun.
Four pounds of bread dough, two
pounds of seedless raisins two pounds
of currant", one pound of butter, a
quarter of a pound or blanched and
chopped almonds, a quarter or a pound
of candled orange peel chopped tine, two
ounces of chopped citron peel, one ounce
of powdered cinnamon, one ounce of
powdered singer, half an ounce or pow
dered allspice, a quarter of an ounce of
powdered cloves, and one grated nutmeg
Mix the butter and the dough well to
gether, work it In with the hands, then
take one pound of the dough roll it out
on a baking board with a little (lour and
cut otr as much as will rorm a top
crust for the bun Then with the other
part of the pound of dough line a but
Woodland, Straight
Kentucky Whiskey,
$1.00 Qt. $3.50 Gal.
WINE.
Ohio Tort, Sherry, Catawba, andC
Blackberry. Gallon
Let us Have Tour Sunday Order.
Beaver's
423 4 Street S. W.
Tel CIS! Main.
Goods to please your pal
ate and your purse.
Salect Groceries, Meals and Provisions.
Game in Season
WM. H. LEIMBACH
Cor. Sixth and (Streets S.W.
PHONE MAIN Uli
Automobile For Special Delivery.
Fine
Groceries
PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
BEHRMANN
-AMD-
BEHRMANN
Seventh and Eye S. W.
Phone M. 774.
lilies. Tather Elliott pre-jched on the
Euchinst at the night service.
Holv communion was administered at
the three Episcopal Churches tonight.
The usual Good Fridi services will be
held tomorrow at the Catholic and Epis
copal churches.
The following prisoners were this after
noon tKrn to work on the State convict
road ! Guard Mitchell John Boswell.
Michael Sullivan. Hamilton Rebbald.
Clvde Sullivan, and George Johnson, the
last named olored
Mo'l of the prisoners will serve terms
ranging from three to six months on the
force
The Fortv -seventh Companv. Coast Ar
tillerv Corps tonisht held a military
ball In the auditorium of the Elks' Home,
which was attended bv a large gather
ing The hill was prettilj decorated for
the occasion
Following the hall there was an elabo
rate banquet served at the Hotel Ram
mel, which was attended bv Fcventy
guests
There was a meeting of Tost F, Travel
ers' Protective Association, at the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce tonight, at
which time a visit was made to the post
bj National Director A McQulllkin A
smoker and buffet luncheon was served
In his honor
Attornevs S G Brent, F. L Smith and
Howard W Smith left tonight for Rich
mond, and tomorrow thev will argue be
fore the State Court of Appeals the case
of Recker against the Southern Railway
Companv. The case was appealed from
the Corporation Court here Recker seeks
to recover damages In the sum of J10000
for Injuries alleged to have been sus
tained while working at shops of defend
ant company.
The body of Mark E Miller, a former
resident, who died in Washington, will
be brought here tomorrow afternoon and
buried in Bethel Cemeterj.
Plans for a new clubhouse for the
Alexandria Motor Boat Club, prepared by
W. E. Spofford. have been accepted. They
provide for a two-story frame structure.
The house will cost S1.S00 It will be
erected at the foot'of Wolfe Street.
A charter has been granted by the
State Corporation Commission to the
Foreign Train Control CorporaUon, Ma
nassas, Va.. with a capital stock of from
5,000 to 450,000. Officers are: H. B.
Miller, president. Staunton, Va.; W. F.
Hale, vice president, Koakesvllle: Thom
as H. Lion, secretary and treasurer, Ma
nassas. The. public and private schools closed
today for the Easter holidays They
will not resume studies unUI Tuesday
next
Rich Man Slain and llobbed.
Warsaw, March SO. Bandits today at
tacked the residence -of Alexander Ven
olinsky. a rich-Und-owner In the Brnbe-
shovsky district.' murdered vVenolinsky
and his valet,, plundered tie mansion,
and escaped,, r
tered cake tin. Now put the remaining
dough into a large basin, add the fruit,
almonds, peel, and spices, and work well
with the hands. Then till the tin neatly,
and after wetting the edge or the dough
with a little water place on the top crust
and prick over the top with a fork.
Bake in a good, stead) oven for four
hours After the top Is browned brusn
it over with beaten egg urns vvni glaze
it. ,
I'uliaur l In Ilrlne.
The da- before needed, place on the
fire two chickens and a Joint of vial
covered with witer. boil slowlv until
very tender: press through the colander
and set aw a) in a cool place until the
next daj Then skim off all the fit.
place on the range, gradually heat to a
Marion Market
(F. M. HODGES, Prop.)
Specialty of
Home-Dressed Poultry
Dressed while )ou watt and abso
lutely guaranteed.
1800 T Street N. W.
Phone N. ZZ!i.
FAMOUS CIIOCOLATC MI. NTS,
The Box. 10c
G4NDIES
MM Fourteenth St. X. IV.
Phone N. 36SL
Best Goods Best Service
Fill your market basket here
and oii arc assured of prime
qualities, absolute cleanliness,
and modest prices.
J. WELLS
100 Sixth Street S. E.
Line. 333.
GJ022?
Easter Bunny Has New Job;
Is a Spring Santa Claus
Elaborate Toys Instead of Eggs Show Change
in Celebrating Festival Grown-ups
Also Get Gifts.
In j ears gone bv it used to be consid
end some feat when the Easter bunny
laid a few candy eggs In the nest care
fully arranged bj the little girl or bos
in ever) household
The Easter hunnv, like everv thing else,
has progressed, and now thinks nothing
of depositing a tricvcle, babv doll, or tov
automobile on the eve of Easter, besides
dozens of tojs and boxes filled with
rand) eggs or sugir plums To the
modern child Easter is aseeond Christ
mas, more or less, and a most important
occasion
In spite, however, of how times have
changed. It is the rabbit that still holds
the center of the stage and which Is
here with all its numerous family,
crowding the shop windows and wait
ing anxiously for a future home. Bis
bunnies. little bunnies, soft flannel bun
nies for the baby to bang on the floor,
white rabbits like Alice met in Won
derland, fuzzy fur bunnies, chocolate
candy bunnies, and Baby BunUngs
wrapped In a rabbit skin, are to be
seen now. The rabbit Is all-Important
Just now.
He Is Incongruously dressed In all man
ner of attire, from a dandy with cane
and top hat. to a clown In Pierrot cos-
tune. The chicken and waddling duck
come In a close second, and are as vcr
saUle and original In their disguise
Waltlna- for Kiddles.
They are all homeless and looking for
dozens of .kiddles who will be glad to
entertain them.
The Easter bunny does not forget th
grown-ups. either, and this even fur
nishes an excuse for a general exchange
of gifts. Just why the rabbit should
hold such a verv Important place at this
season is a question that perplexes many.
vv are told that the rabbit, as an
Easter feature, was brought to this coun
try from German, where from the
ancient days of paganism the hare was
regarded as the emblem of abundant re
production. When Christianity was In
troduced Into Germany the people re
tained the old symbols which made the
rabbit represent the birth of a new life.
There Is great diversity of opinion as
to why eggs should be associated with
this feast day. It Is known that the cus
tom of exchanging them at this season
is almost as" old as .time Itself. The
Egyptians were' the first to brilliantly
color the eggs, and we are told that lit
tle Hebrew bojs tapped eggs at the
Paschal season.
Bojs in some parts of England played
catch with hard-boiled eggs, and In other
places matched their "pace eggs," as
they called them, against each other, the.
Kitchen.
boiling point: just before serving add a
Pint of cream, season with, pepper and
Fait, tlavor with celery salt and a little
onion berve verv hot.
I'lll.rrt Tart.
l'ound one cupful of filbert kernels
fine; with one large teaspoonful of orange
flower water, mix one heaping cupful ot
powdered sugar and graduallv the jolkB
or eight eggs, well btaten: next add hair
a cuplul or sifted flour, beat thoroughl.
I.istlj add the whites uf the eggs beaten
light with an egg whip Mir all ligntiy
together Spread this mixture out Into
three well-greased granite pans of equal
sue. v nen none spread eacn laj er w itn
strawberrv marmalade, chopped raisins
and nuts lop ore witn wnippea ana
sweetened cream.
HOME-DRESSED
MEATS
Partridge Shoul
ders and Bacon i
specialty.
Staple anC Fan
cy Groceries.
H. Z. HEIST
300 E STREET N. E.
'Phone Lincoln 1624
The Groceries that
Good Housewives
Like.
A. LUSTINE
621 7th St. S. W.
Phone M. 6333.
Quality and
Economy
Both imitc o to buy our srro-
. .
cenes and proiions from
Renshaw Bros.
13th and M Sts. N.W.
Phone North 117
hardest shell making Its owner the win
ner. Towed 1 1, Men.
With all the Jovful surroundings and
happy thoughts that should come at this
season, take a few minutes to be thank
fu' that the aniient Easter custom of
lifting" has passed out of stle It was
sometimes called 'heaving." but under
anj appellation was equally unpleasant
On Easter Mondav the women in
groups of six or eight surrounded any
lone man thej might chance to meet and
with or without his consent, seized him
and tossed him thrice into the air above
their heads, and with each elevation ut
tering a loud shout. The excitement
was intensified the following dav. when
the men returned the compliment.
Jian otner quaint and curious cus
toms might be described But the sim
ple and beautiful rtt.at ..i.k ..
now at Easter time in churches of so
man names nas freed Itself in the
course 01 tne centuries from many ex
travagant and degrading accessories.
stcp n. 4,
THE CAUSES OK POVERTY
Must be discovered before intel
ligent efforts can be made to re
move the trouble Itself.
Success In restoring dependent
families to self-support depends
primarily upon an accurate diag
nosis of their troubles.
The Associated Charities'
trained, experienced visitors, sta
tioned at eight strategically lo
cated district offices, have the
help of resourceful district com
mittee members In devising
plans to see poor families
through their difficulties.
These plans are based on a
correct diagnosis.
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
OH H Street Northwest.
Supported Entirely by Voluntary
Contributions.
T Care a flea
oaa
he rausi
Too must first remove the
heaifaehes an rail..", vsv
stomach. HofTs Lemon SefdUts will nut
your stomach !n tht pink of condition
ana cur your neaaacn in ;a tew mla
.sVsVAVsVJ)sVVsV
Best Tub Butter, lb. - - - - 32c
Best Fresh Eggs, dozen - - - 20c
Best Fresh Roasted Coffee, lb. - 25c
REDMAN'S
916 Louisiana Ave. N. W.
Groceries Retailed at Wholesale Prices
Phone Mean 228.
sVsltsssVlsVsVsVsWMlljlisVV
Always the Best
Gaylor,
THE OLD
ESTABLISHED
GROCERY.
of ecry sort, delivered promptly.
JOSEPH J. GAYLOR
1033 Sixth Street N. E.
You'll Enjoy Our
DELICIOIS FRUIT AND -)AA
POIRI CAKE, Pound . . . &VC
ICE CREAM
$1 Gallon. 51c Half Ballon.
AMRCIN
1009 New York Ave. N. W
Main ::3S. Free Delivery.
COFFEE COMPANY
DINES CUSTOMERS
Manhattan Mills Throws Open Its
Doors During Inauguration and
Suffrage Parades.
MEALS ALSO WERE S.ERVED
On March 5. during the suffragette pa
rade, and on March 4. during the inaug
ural ceremonies the M mhattan Coffee
Mills, Incorporated, bl lennslvania Ave
nue, between feixth. and beventh btreets
Northwest, Invited the friends of the
comrin, and turned over to them their
entire premle, consisting of Mve stories
to witness the magnificent pjgeants pre
sented to the people of a-hington as
well as visitors.
Not alone did the Manh man Coffee
Mill, Incorporated, give their friends a
magnificent view of the parades
turning over their entire building, hut
had prepared for them a breakfast,
luncheon, and dinner, consisting of the
vers best that could be procured at the
Washington markets, besides havtng an
ever-flowing well of th Ir celebrated
Martha a'hing'on Coffee on tap
There was nothing that could be wish
ed for In the wav ot eatables, and lur-
ther than this the -untiring ertorts or
the president, Mr. L ry Uanenberg. as
well as th treasurer. -Mr. William
Freese. together with Vhe emploses ot
the compato, was so hlgni appreciated
b the guests that unknown to the
officials or the compiny a committee was
formed to express thetr gratitude to tne
Manhattan Coflte Mtlls. Incorporated, its
officials and enip!oes. for their more than
generous and unselfish kindness, and on
-Mondav. March IT. the committee, con
sisting of Commodoro and Mrs Hoag,
Mrs W. B Cochran, wife of Capt. W.
H. Cochran, t s A . and Mr. Isaac Gans,
of Saks A. Co , called at the offices
of the Manhattan Coffee Mills, Incorpor
ated, and Mrs. Hoag. on behalf of the
gueste. in a ver) pleasant address, voiced
the sentiments of gratitude for their more
than generous entertainment, and pre
sented to the president. Mr. Cry Danen-
berg, a magnificent solid silver salad dish.
and to Mr. William B. Freese, the treas
urer, a solid sliver flask, both suitably
Inscribed to commenorate the pleasant
event
Reorganisation la Complete.
New rork. March M. The reorganiza
tion committee of the Allls-Chalmers
Company todav announced the company
had been fullv reorganized and would
take over the properties of the old com
pany at an earl) date and begin opera
tions at once. Notice also was served
on holders of common and preferred
stock that the balance of the assess
ment levied under the reorganization
plan lspa)able as follows- On the pre
ferred. M. on or before April II. and
the same amount on or before May 15;
on the common. J3 at the above dates.
Veteran Editor Dies.
Chicago, March "ft Paul Selby. aged
eighty-nine, veteran Illinois editor. Is
dead today in River Forest, having been
III since July.
He was the last survivor of the group
of Illinois editors who held the anti-
Nebraska convention in Decatur, III s
February J3. l'SS. He called the con
ference to devise means of rail lng the
anti-slavery men of the Whig and Dem
ocratic parties In one party to fight fur
ther advances into tree territory.
Everybody Knows
Berman's Comer
The best the market affords la
meats and groceries.
BERMAN'S
IU Md I Sts. I. W.
THE BREAD QUESTION
Was settled lonp aj?o Particular
housewives always buy
Sparrow's Real
Homemade
Bread, 5c Loaf
C. V. SPARROW
MS N. Capitol St. Tel. L 1366
If it's good to eat,
We have it !
Groceries, Meats, Provisions,
Vegetables, Fruits, and Candies.
J. A. Keys.
3711 New Hampshire AveiM.
Phone, Col. 3822.
THUtTY EEP0RTED KILLED.
Iteacar I'nrllM Search Rnlns at
Me.llclne Hat.
Calgar). Alberta. March la Rescue
parties toda) reached the ruins of the
Malcolm Canning Company's plant at
Medicine Hhr, where it was reported
thirty men were buried and were believed
to be dead.
A gas explosion, followed by fire, late
jesterday destro)ed the plant The men
were caught and held b) falling Umbers
that later were burned Five bodies had
been recovered at S o'clock this morning.
Two of the dead were firemen. One
was a lad thirteen ) ears of age. Another
was Charles Behannon. who arrived in
Medicine Hat recently from Boton.
Minister Gets I.ontr Sentence.
Benamln. Tex March M. Rev. J.
K. Hewitt, formerlv nastor nf a chureh
here, was today sentenced to fifty
vears imnrfsonment for xtnlatlnn of
the State white slavery law. Hewitt
as convicted of Indurinvr .a flftean-
ear-old parishioner to accompany
him to New Orleans.
MAKES RHEUMATISM
PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR
Chronic, Cripplerl-np Sufferers Find
Belief After Pew Doses of New
Remedy Are Taken.
It is needless to suffer any longer
with rheumatism, and be all crippled
and bent out of shape with Its
heart wrenching 'pains, when you can
surely avoid it.
Rheumatism comes from weak. In
active kldnevs that fall to filter from
the blood the poisonous waste matter
and uric acid; and it is useless to
rub on liniments or take ordinary rem
edies to relieve the pain. This only
prolongs the misery and can't possibly
cure )ou.
The only way to cure rheumatism la
to remove the cause. The new dis
covery. Croxone, does this because It
neutralizes and dissolves all the poi
sonous substances and uric acid that
lodge In the Joints and muscles, to
scratch and irritate and cause rheu
matism, and cleans out and strength-
the stopped up, inactivo kidneys.
so the) can filter all the poison from
the blood, and drive It on and out of
the s)stem.
Croxone is the most wonderful medi
cine ever made for curing chronic rheu
matism, kidney troubles, and bladder
disorders. You will find It different
from all other remedies. There Is
nothing else on earth like It. It mat
ters not how old you are, or how long
you have suffered. It Is practically Im
possible to take it Into the human S)s-
tem without results. You will find
relief from the first few doses, and jou
will be surprised how quickly all your
misery and suffering will end.
An original package ot Croxone costs
but a trifle at any first-class drug
store such as that of James ODon
nell. 901 F Street Northwest AH drug
gists are authorized to sell It on a pos
itive money-back guarantee. Three
doses a day for a few days Is often
all that Is ever needed to cure the
worst backache or overcome urinary
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