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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1
November 21, 1922
m plans 10
'COME BACK'
Former Wall Street Specu
lator Is Discharged From
Bankruptcy in Federal
Court at New York
New York, Nov. 10. Allan A.
Jtyan, who filed a voluntary peti
tion of bankruptcy with liabilities
of $18,000,000 Inst summer, was
discharged from bankruptcy today
in federal court.
Although Mr. Ryan himself re
fused to ronnnent on his plans for
the, future, it wns learner! from
his close friends Hint he has made
careful plans to come bade in tho
financial world that knew him for
several years as one of the most
'iiiirinu and successful speculators
in Wall Ktreet.
. Allan A. Kyan. Incorporated, was
recently organized and It is be
lieved that Mr. Kyan, now that he
is free of his debts, will tiso hid or
pan(Zulion to restin his plnce In
i lie world of finance. Tho full
membership of the new company
ban not been disclosed. It lias been
reported that bis father, Thomas
F. Ryan, tho capitalist, from whom
ho had been estranged, would
romc to his assistance and place
part of his Immense fortune nt his
i(m's disposal when lie was rid of
bis business embarrassment. That
FINANCIAL M
They eloped in
December
Good Housekeeping
that you are saving money that
you will get good results when you
buy the big, or cheap can baking
powdersthe kinds that
offer quantity and not quality
"
Always . call for
Yhe Economy
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER
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report has never been denied.
Mr. Jtyan' liabilities amounted
to $18,000,000, of which $14,000,
000 was owed to banks on pledged
securities and tho remainder was
to unsecured creditors. A argt
quantity of the .stock of tho Suit.
Motor company, which Mr. Jiyan
attempted to corner on the stock
exchange, was pledged tor a larye
loan to u, local bank. This stock,
which carried with it control of
the Ftutz company, was later sold
to Charles M. Pchwnh of the rieth
lehem .Steel corporation.
No accounting has ever been
mailo of the amount tho secured
creditors received on their claims
against the Ilyan estate. The re
ceiver said tcday that tho return
to the unsecured creditors would
bo negligible.
No opposition was made to Mr.
Ryan's dischargo from bankruptcy
In court today.
DETROIT IS AWARDED
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
Specinl to The Journal.
Philadelphia, Pa., 1'ov. 22. The
national committee of the W. O. T.
U. today awarded tho next conven
tion to Detroit. A speech made by
tho New Mexico president urging
Albuquerque's claims and tele
grams from tho chamber of com
merce at Albuquerque and Gover
nor Mochem were applauded. Many
eastern slates and all the south
western states are pledged to work
to have Albuquerque awarded tho
convention in IS -5. Tha Jubilee
convention In 19'.! 4 at Chicago was
arranged for five years ago.
DIVIDEND DIXTAIir.D
New York, Nov. L'O. The Stew
art Warner Speedometer company
today declared an extra dividend
of $1.
URHSSt
a motor bus
He was a weather-beaten bus
driver; she was a tired, forlorn,
little mite, mistreated by all the
world. So he carried her off
in a stolen motor bus. Read I.
A. R. Wylie's "Elfreda and the
Mad Busman," one of the most
pathetic and heart-warming
stories ever published.Together
with James Oliver Curwood's
novel "The Alaskan", 6 more
stories, and 46 other features.
out today
J1
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tne Kinds tnat are made
BAKING POlmER
It has been helping housewives
on bake-day for over thirty years.
It is the most popular brand in
America the most reliable of all
leaveners. It is the best because it
meets every baking requirement
Made in tne largest, most sani
tary baking powder factories in
existence.
The saleof Calumet is over 150 greater
than that ol any other baking powder.
Test it yourself-keep it on the kitchen
shelf.
v
n
airtight bucket
ismet- tqld-by
ancora chiefs
II
Is Instructed Positively Not
to Yield on the Question
of .Capitulation at Lau
sanne Meeting
Paris, . Nov. 20. Tsmet Pasha,
chief Turkish delegate at the Lau
sanne peace conference, has again
been instructed by the Angora as
sembly positively not to yield on
the question or capitulations, ac
cording to authoritative Informa
tion reaching Paris.
These instructions, it is said,
warn sent In view of the probabil
ity that one of the biggest battles
of the conference will bo fought
over this point, the Turks Insisting
that foreigners be r.rnenablo to tho
Turkish laws and courts, and the
other nations declaring that their
nationals be accorded extra-territorial
right.
It Is pointed out, rightly or
wrongly, from the European point
of view the Angora assembly plac
es Its request for abrogation of the
capitulations first In importance on
its list of peace terms.
Even before (Smyrna was re-tan.
en from the (Jreeks, the national
ists put capitulation first, Smyrna
second una i.onsiannuopiu unm.
Ismet Is reported to have been
warned In no uncertain terms that
ho will be hanged It lie yields on
capitulations.
As to the Turkish attitude In gen
eral, it is said that whilo Angora
sincerely desires pence after 1 2
years of wop, tt is not alarmed by
reports that the allies are seekinu
to array the Balkan states against
Turkey in order replace de
feated Creeee as the British watch
do In the Near East.
The difficulty In the way of thlf
reputed plan Is that tho territory
which tho Balkan ijtates might ex
pect In return lies largely within
the frontiers of Greece. Besides,
it is reasoned that these states
could not protect British Mesono
tamla and French Syria from th"
Kemalisti".
TREAT! MAY BE
F
It Is Expected That the
Rough Draft will be
Agreed Upon; Commis
sion Holds Night Session
Sprcliil la Tim Jiainuil
Santa IV, Nov. 20. A treaty by
tomorrow is tho hope that Is un
officially being expressed hero to
night. No executive, session of
the Colorado river commission
was held this afternoon, but
auxiliary work was done In cati
' discs by delegations of the two
I groups of states, Colorado, New
Mexico, Vtali and Wyoming in
the northern; California, Arizona
and Nevada in the southern. Im
portant points were under discus
sion by the caucuses, which con
tinued their work tonight.
It would not bo surprising if
the rough draft should bo agreed
upon at tho session tomorrow
morning. In this .event, nothing
will remain but to reduce the
rough draft to language that is
acceptable and the document, will
be complete except for affixing
the signatures of tho commission
ers. There Is, of course, the possi
bility of a hitch, which would ne
cessitate going again over ground
which has been covered more
than once. Kven If the rough
draft should be ugreed upon at
tho session tomorrow morning,
tho adjournment of tho eiTmmis
slon may not be voted until the
latter part of the week.
I Governor Mechem and State
Engineer May have been In at
tendance day and night, at the
conferences and caucuses, assist
ing Judge S. U. Kavis, jr., tho
New Mexico commissioner. Judge
Davis is chairman of the drafting
committee.
Governor-elect Bweet. of Colo,
rado has taken part In the de
liberations today.
SHEEP HERDER IS
BURNED TO DEATH
Elida, N. M., Nov. 20. Agapito
Lopes, aged 21. a sheepherder em
ployed by Paul Homey, was burned
to death, in tho herder's house on
the' ranch a few nights ago. Tho
man was alone when the fire oc
cured, and the exact causo is not
known, but it"" is believed that he
built a firo in an iron kettle in the
middle of the room and sat down
beside it to warm bis feet. The
man fell asleep anil kicked tho
kettle over, it is thought. The
man's torso was found in the
ruins of the house. The heud and
limbs were burned off.
YOUNG MAN'S ROOT
CUT 0FF BY TRA,N
Springer, N. M Nov. 20. Fru
toao Komero. age 21, suffered the
loss of his left foot a few days ago
us it slipped under the wheels of
a moving K. P. & H, V. coal train
at Taylor Springs. Ife was brought
to the Springer hospital where ur.
XaNttn amputated the member
just above tho ankle and he lias
ha: been gettlrs alonst nicoly Rince.
The young man came to Taylor
S'pringH from his home at Kephsrt,
New Mexico, expecting to get work
on the railroad there, but he did
not and in attempting to board a
moving train his foot slipped un
der tie wheels.
MctiAinn Aiiruvts
New York, Nov. SO. Joseph Mo
Garth, mlnlHtor of Industry, com
mereo and labor in the dail elreann
cabinet, arrived today on the Bal
tic on official business relullng to
the financial affairs of the Irlfil)
free state. He was greeted by
Profefisor Smldc-y of the University
College. Cork, and free state diplo
matic representative, in Washing
ton. The General Federation of
Women's clubs is hping prepar
ed for introduction in tho next
congress n bill establishing- na
tional marriage and divorce regulations.
STAND FIRM
COLORADO
RIVER
lira i
ODAY
OPPOSITION TO
OPEN SALOON IS IS OUTLINED B!
VOICED UK ITS M.CLEMENGEAU
Want Legislation Providing
for Some Other Plan of
Distribution; a Resolution
Is Adopted
St. Louis, Nov. 20 (by the Asso
ciated Press) . The executive com
mittee of the Association Opposed
to Prohibition this afternoon went
on record ax "unalterably opposed
to the saloon." A resolution to this
effect was adopted In conneotion
with the first national meeting of
secretaries of state branches of the
association,, which Is in session
here.
The resolution follows:
"Resolved That the conference
go on record as unalterably op.
posed to tho saloon, and that tin
advisory committee be instructed
to prepare and recommended to
tho various state branches appro
priate legislation providing" for a
plan of distribution that will not
permit tho return of the saloon."
Eighteen states were represented
nt the conference, at which secre
taries of state branches of the or.
Iganinatlon reported on the results
of tho recent general election as it
affected tho Honor question.
W. H. Htayton of Baltimore, gen
eral director of tho ussoclatlon, in
an address declared that "the rc.
suit of the recent election is suffl.
cient to satisfy any thoughtful man
of the strong tidal wave which Is
spreading over the country against
tile Volstead act."
For Gold,
influenza
and as a
Preventive
Take
The First and Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
The box bears this signature
30c.
Itched and Burned Badly.
Cuticura Healed.
" My arms were affected with pim
pies. They itched end burned so
badly that I scratched them, causing
very painful, sore eruptions. The
skin wss inflamed, snd my arms
were swollen, I begsn using CutU
curs Soap snd Ointment and after
one week's use I could see sn im
provement. I continued using them
and in three weeks was completely
healed, after using two cakes ef
Cuticurt Soap and one box of OinU
ment." (Signed) Miss Niduost, St.
Helena, Calif., Jan. SO, 1922.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
n?l.EulirrwrllU AMrH:"0ltlnNU.
mxilu, Tift. . UtltoaOMul SMmrj
mjigrq. Soapate. 01ntm.r't'riaw'. TtletMRiUc.
0fl3fCutlcrft Soap bve wUhtmt tsue.
Constipation
Relieved Without the Vie
of iMxatives
Xujnl U a lubricant not
s iiKNllclnei or huiilhe ttu
cannot rHikc.
When j on arc constipated,
not enough of Nature' u
biicnting liquid is produced
In tho bowel to keep the
food waste soft and moving.
v .Doctors lire-
Hcrilio JS ti Jol
tc-auso it acts
lll.c this natu
ral lull rlouni
and thus re
ityfjiJLW' phu-os It. Try
it lotiay.
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
-SOLD EVERYWHERE, t
iBroino f
Quinfnel
ARMS SWOLLEN
WITH PIMPLES
rr"J)CiSniiiiiif iinrrwTfi iiiM'if:,liiIS?!frr
If Chronic I
V j&r'lYiax" iniiiiimwnM.il Jin
rap
tpTtjUBHlCANT-NOT A LAX ATI Vg
I FRANCE'S CAUSE !
Speech Is Delivered Behind
Closed Doors; Stretches
a 15-Minute Talk Into
One of 58 Minutes
New York, Nov, 20. Georges
Clemenceau, advocata ?f France,
unleashed his oratory today before
one of the most critical audiences
ho is likely to face in America,
Appearing for a fifteen minute
talk beforo a group of newspaper
editors and publishers at a lunch
eon urranged by Kalph Pulituer of
the New l'orlc World, the venera
ble Tiger plunged so deeply into
the subject closest to his heart that
It was 08 minutes before lie could
find a stopping place.
His auditors represented many
shades of political opinion. Among
them were men who had written
editorials criticising' his views on
world polities. But at the end of
his address they were ull agreed on
one thing: That clemenceau is
passionately in earnest about the
cause of Franco and that his ad
dresses will be veil worth hear
ing. Authoritatively Described
Tho speech was delivered behind
closed doors and it was generally
ugreed that it should not be re
ported. Hut It was authoritutively
described as follows:
"M. Clemenceau made a speech
that was marked by extruordinnry
eloquence, frankness and slnccritv,
"He Fiiid he hud riot come, to
America, to till the Americans
what they should do, but to show
them what France needs.
"His address was a complete,
candid discussion of the situation
us he sees it.
"He specifically requested that
no textual references be made,
us he wished to reserve the mat
ter for his public addresses."
Colonel Stephen Bonsai, who is
immediately In cbargo of the
Clemenceau tour, said tonight that
ho did not know how long tho Ti
ger would talk In his first public
address, to be delivered tomorrow
evening in the Metropolitan, opera
house.
"We have urged him for bio
health's sake, to limit himself to
an hour," he said, "but he may
speak two. Hut, however long he
Hpcaks, there is no doubt tbat.be
will hold hi audience."
I i to (it t( a Nciption
Tha Sl-year-uld ex-premier drove
to htH New York home immcdlate
Iv aftor tho address and lay down
for nearly two hours:. He appeared
somewhat wearied by his effort,
but was up again shortly before 5
o'clock to go to a reception ot
the Franco-American society at the
home of Thomas W. Lament, of J.
1 Morgan and company.
Colonel Bonsall had exacted
tiromises on both sides that there
should be no handshaking at this
function. But neither the Tiger
noi; the socletv members could be
restrained, and tho Tiger nhook
hand till around with something
less than 73 pernon.
Ho mado no formal remarks, but
chatted with many of bis hosts,
umber included V.. H.
Haw, chairman of tho United!
States Stevl corporation; John V. j
Rockefeller, Jr.: KUhu Hoot und,
Chauncey M. liepew. j
Clemenceau appeared deeply.
moved when, upon entering tne
Lamotit home, he found the Wid
ow of a French soldier, with her
three little daughters waiting for
a glimpse of him.
The little girls shyly presented
hint with bouquets and lie reward
ed them each with a resounding
kiss. Ire spoke in French for a
moment to their mother.
From the Hamont residence, he
drove back to the Charles Uana
Gibson home.
Karllcr today the Tiger submit
ted to a thorough examination by
two physicians, -who pronounced
him at the end "like a man of
fifty." The examination was sug
treated, by Ur. Francois Leclercq of
Morristown. N. J., an old friend of
the ex-premier, and Clemenceau
Vndorgot'H Kianilnntlon
assonted readily enough. The doc
tors are squabbling over whicn
shall have the few precious drops
of Tiger blood, extracted from his
arm for the purpose of a blood
test. ,
Colonel Bonsai said the Tiger
was spending a great deal of tlmo
in seclusion, reading books and pe
riodicals to get a clearer under
standing of American public opin
ion. Among the books ho has
called for are works of Theodore
Roosevelt aqd Woodrow Wilson.
First Day's Sitting of the
Near Eastern Conference
Was Brief; Actual Busi
ness Begins Today.
Lausanne, Nov. "0 (by the As
sociated Press). Hope that pcaee
on earth would result from the
labors of the near eastern confer
ence was voiced by the speakers
at the brief opening session today.
Tli lu Rentlment was voiced first
by President llaab of tho Swiss,
confederation, who presided over
tho opening plenary meeting, and
it was dwelt upon by both Lord
Curzon ami Ismet Pasha in their
responses on behalf of the nu
merous dologations assembled In
tho Lausanne casino, where the
impressive . inaugural ceremony
was held.
Today's sitting required only a
half hour and tomorrow morning
tho business of the conference will
bo actively begun. ;
Americans In tlio Front ltow j
Tiichard, Washburn Child, Amer-;
inrm riml'.fiqMftHnf in Ttnlv. arid 1
seph C. Grew, minister to Swit-
zerland, the two principal Anion-;
can representatives, were, seated
prominently In the front row of
the auditorium beside Premier
Polncare of f ranco ana received
a warm welcome from tho delega
tions from other lands.
The prospects of -American ac
tivity In the conference, which
many of tho foreigners appeared
to interpret as the launching of n
iir.iv Anipi'icnn nollcv In Kurooe
and (lie preeenco of a strong dele-
HOPE FOR PEACE
VOICED IT THE
LAUSANNE MEET
Even the Orient
Now cleans teeth this new way
Do you know that careful peo
ple of tome fifty nations are now
brushing teeth in a new way?
And largely by dental advice?
If you have not learned what
that method means, make this
test and tee. .
They combat film
This new way fights the film
on teeth that viscous film you
feel.
Film dings to teeth, enters
crevices and stays. It absorbs
stains, then forms dingy coats.
Tartar is based on film.
It also holds food substance
which ferments and forms acids.
It holds the acids In contact with
the teeth to cause decay. Germs
breed by millions in it. They,
with tartar, are the chief cause of
pyorrhea.
Most tooth troubles are due to
film. So are most cloudy teeth.
Under old methods very few
escaped them, for no ordinary
The New-Day Dentifrice
Now advised by dentists the world over.
All druggists supply the
large tubes.
gation from Japan, gave world
wide significance to tho conclave.
Benito .Mussolini, tho new
strong man of Italy, with his air
of alert determination, drew all
eyes as he moved to bis place not
far from Venizeioc, whoso activi
ties and popularity practically
forced the abdication of a Gre
cian king nnd who was here to
apply all his diplomatic skill to
save what ho can for bis country
In tho peace with Turkey which
the conference is to formulate,
Venizelos sat inscrutable under
the accusations of tho chief Turk
ish plenipotentiary, Ismet Tasha.
that the Greek army, without jus
tification had systematically dev
astated the Turkish -countryside
and made a million innocent
Turks homeless, hungry wander
ers. The' Ottoman nation wants
peace with all Its heart, Ismet
told his hearers, but ho warned
them that lasting peaco must be
founded upon mutual respeot of
national liberty and independence.
Iamet declared his country was
totally deprived of the benefits of
the world war peace nnd had been
obliged to see tho inanlnty of her
pacific demands, which had never
brought her peace. In the recent
defense of her rights, Turks of
every age and condition us well us
women and children, had contri
buted to her war of defense.
Devastation Wrought
He could not refrain from em
phasizing the attacks and suffer
ings to which the Turkish nation
had been exposed since 1918 at
tacks which had been absolutely
Syrup Pepsin Helps
Nature Give Relief
Try it wbea Unlive U seeded a4
te the wosderlol remits
IT is not necessary to take a
violent physio for so simple an
ailment as constipation. Yet
many thoughtless parents giva
mercury jn the form of calomel,
nnd coal-tar in the
' form of phenol
."Xil ncn a natural
f 3v vegetable com-
f pound like Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup
i4 JY I'epsin will do the
4Ly fyW work equally well
Kv, on'l without dan
" VsT per. People
abould realize
that mercury may salivat and in
certain coudiliuna loosen tho
teeth; that phenolphthulcin, hy
whatever names known and how
ever disguised in candy, may
cause dermatitis and other skin
eruptions; tbut suit waters and
powders may concentrate the
blood, dry up tho skin and cause
lassitude.
You can take Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin yourself or givo it
to a babe m anus, as thousands of
mothers da every day, wilb the
confidence that it is tbo safest
aud best medicine ou run usa
for conslinulion and such com
plaints. A teaspoonful Will re
lieve you over night even if tha
constipation has been chronic for
tooth paste can effectively com
bat film.
New methods now
pental science has long sought
to solve the problem of that film.
Two methods have been found.
One acts to curdle film, one to
remove it, and without any harm
ful scouring.
Able authorities have proved
their efficiency. Now dentists the
world over are advising their
daily use.
A new-type tooth paste hat
been created, based on modern
research. The name is Pepso
dent. In that tooth paste are em
bodied those two great film com
batants. Fights acids, too
Pcpsodent also multiplies the
alkalinity of the saliva. That It
there to neutralise mouth acids,
the cause of tooth decay.
It multiplies the starch digest
ant in the saliva. That is there
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unjustifiable-nor from laying
stress upon systematic devastation
wrought without military neces
sity and in a spirit of extermina
tion in the richest and most pros
perous parts of Turkey,
After asserting that a million
Turks wore now lloineloss and hun
gry, he proudly affirmed that the
Turkish nation had won itg pluce
in civilized hurpanity, with every
right of existence and indepen
dence inherent in nations capable
of vigorous vitality. The goal of
Hip nationalist Turkish assembly
was to conserve and consolidate
this position,
"Hamunlty lias accepted the
dogma that . peaco and general
tranquility cat) only be realized If
tho nations mutually respect their
rights and liberty," he continued.
"I hupo that tho remeVuttrsncQ of
past eventg will constitute a guar-,
antee of peace and stability for the
future. I hope that the Turkish
delegation which . is animated by
tho maxiininn possible goo.l will,
will find among other delegations
this same good will, and that this
conference will attain satisfactory
results." i
CXAHBV BEGINS TKUMNG
Denver, Nov. 20. Jimmy Clab
by of Hammond, Ind., arrived
here today and began training for
his lil-round decision bout next
Friday night with Tommy Com
mlskey. Denver middleweight.
Women reporters as well as
women feature writers are em
ployed on all the London news
papers. ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE
Thnutantif of parents are atkino
Ih'mnhn, ''When rait I find a iruni.
nvrthy laietim Ihnt anvvnt in thi
family van uit uihm eonttipaUi?"
I urat you to try Syrup I'tptin.
I mill ulmlly pmciih a Ubtral it'
mmpk M'J, mflkunlfur an aifefuato
int. Writt m uhtn to imd it.
Adirtn Dr. W. H. Caldwll. SH
(uhmolon St., Montieello, illinou.
Do il novl
years. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin is a compound of Egyptian
senna and pepsin with pleasant
tasting aromaties, and does not
crump or gripe. Every druggist
handles it, and bottles are so gen
erous that the cost amounts to
only obout a cent a dose. You
buy it with the understanding
that if it does not do as oluimed
your money will be refunded. The
names of all the iugrcdiunU are on
tho package.
Mrs. A. Arceneaux of Orange,
Texas; suffered from constipation
for hU years and found no relief
until she took Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin; and Mrs. Gus
Anderson of Bull, Kans., corrected
her bowel trouble si) that she now
cats and sleeps normally. Bring
a bottlo of Dr. Caldwell' Syrup
Pepsin into your own home and
let tho family use it for consti
pation, Itilioiuness, wind, gas,
headaches, flatulency, and . to
break up fevers and colds.
We Give
a ten-day test
Simply mail the coupon
to digest starch deposits which
may otherwise ferment and form
acids.
Thus those two great natural
tooth-protecting agents are given
manifold power twice a day.
Modern research ' proves those,
things essential.
You see new beauty
everywhere
Now millions use this method.
You tee the resultt wherever you
look, in shining teeth which give
to people new beauty and new
charm. Those whiter teeth mean
cleaner, safer teeth. They mean
to those people a new dental era.
Send the coupon for a 10-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous film. See how teeth
whiten as the film coats disappear.
, This test will be a revelation.
Make it now. Cut out the coupon
so you won't forget
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Jin no "hmI for prompt rmralts, i
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and wtves ou about
t'fr''-'e''wt"f"t"e.'i''V"iti'-ei'
Pino is used in nearly all prescrip-
tions and remedies for coughs. Toe
reason is that pine contains soreral
elements that) have a remarkable
effect in soothinr and haalinjr ton
BiombruiiPS of the' throat and chest..,
Pins cough syrups nre combinations
of pine and syrup. The "syrup' part
is usually plain sujjar syrup.
To make the beat pine coiiplt remedy
that money can buy, put i ounces
of I'inox ill a pint bottle, and iill tip
with bonie-mudn suitr syrup. Or
you can me clarified molasses, honev,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar sVTifp.-
Either way, you make a full 'pint
more than you can buy ready-made
for three times the uionry. It is
pure, Rood and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take bold of a
couah or cold in a wi.y that means
busmen. The cough may be dry,
hoarse and tight, or may be persist
ently lows irora tha formation of
phlegm. The cause is the enuie in
ilamed membranes and this Pinex
and Syrup combination will stop it
tisuully in 24 hours or less. Splen
did, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse
ness, or any ordinary throat ailment.
Pine Is a highly concentrated com
pound of genuine Norway pine ex
tract, and is famous the world er
for its prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware or substitutes. Atk your
driurgist for "iVa ounces of Pines"
with directions, and don't accept any
thing ehe. Guaranteed to give abso
lute satisfaction or money refunded,
The fiuex Co., Ft. Wayne, InJ.
Ai.
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