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j Anteobile Mechanics j
; PROUTY AUTO HOSPITAL j
j Hudson Avenue jj
Ml) Margaret Anrjlin, America's fore-
il; m0ct emotional actress in her sen-
m : jational success
j -i "THE WOMAN CF BRONZE"
' j at the Orpheum Tuesday evening,
pBETKLIIIT
IPBiTQlfOW
Howard Hull will present here on
111 Tuesday, Feb. 17, at the Orpheum the
' I 'sure, the splendid emotional actress.
'-Hargaret Anglin, in her newest and
j greatest piay, "The Woman of
? Bronze," by Henry Kjstemaecker and
, 'Eugene Delnrd.' This play lias proved
' , to be the greatest success of its kind
: produced in years.
; 1 A cast far above the average ha?
I fbcen assembled for this production
Not a little of the charm and the sue-
rcess of the play is directly traceable
: . to Hie excellence of the company rep
' k resenting it Theatre-goers wll) do
, ; ivell to note carefully the date of Miss
Anglin's engagement here, It is cer
tain to be one of the events of the the
; i ntrical season Seats nov.r on sale.
I Jack joksen Musi
Gq to Leavenworth
CHICAGO, Feb. 1-1. If Jack John
son wishes to return to tho United
States and surrender to federal auth
orities to serve a sentence of a year
and a day in Leavenworth ponlten
tiary, it must be unconditionally and
on the same terms accorded any other
fugitive from justice, Charles H. Clyne
riiclrlnt illnvnnr innnnnvivl tnrlnr
' Mr. Cl no said he would pay no at-'
, j tention to Johnson's plea in a letter ,
I ' from Mexico City that he be allowed
thirty-six hours' grace to arrange bnii
:' If ho returned. Johnson fled the coun-;
; ' try after being found guilty and sen-;
-. tenccd for violation of the Mann act.
i,A little "Danderine" checks;
ugly dandruff and stops
I hah falling.
I
1 Wfi
HI Get a small bottle of 'Dandarino" at
H jnv drug storo lor a few cents, pour a
1$ httlo Into your band and rub well Into
H tho scalp with the finger tips. By
K morning most, if not all, of chls awful
n scurf will have disappeared. Two or
BT three applications often remove every
m bit of drandruff and stops falling hur.
m kvery hair on scalp shortly shews
m more life, vigor, brightness, thickness
M and color. Advertisement.
!ity and County May
Take Over Hospital
The building erected north of the
Dee hospital Uuring the influenza epi
demic of 1518, may be removed and
used by the city and county as a joint
emergency hospital, according to Com
missioner J. Ray Ward.
A light coat of stucco would make
the present building servlcable. it is
said. The matter will be taken up by
tho city and county commissioners
during the present week.
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W FEU
TIED I KITS
Hudson Says "It is Simply
Wonderful What Tanlac Did
For Me."
"If anybody had told me that Tanlac
could do for me what it has done I
would not have believed them." said
C. H. Hudson, of Knoxvllle, 111. "It
I freed me from rheumatism after
; twelve years of awful suffering," he
continued, ''and my stomach trouble is
i also gone.
I "I was in such bad shape that I
'could scarcely digest' a thing, and my
'solids would glo nic such cramps in
my stomach that I could hardly stand
'them. Gas would form and affect my
j heart so bad I would get faint and
(have to lio down. The rheumatism
made my legs swell all out of shape
and the muscles felt like they were
tied in knots. I couldn't straighten
my right leg at all and It pained mo
so I could find no rest. At night it
was especially bad and I simply rolled
I from one side of the bed to the other
unable to get any sleep. Kot being
I able to work any more I rented my
I fnrm and moved to town. I tried
'about every sort of medicine I ever
j heard of but got worse all the time.
' "One day I heard some people lalk
i ing about how much good Tanlac had
jdone thorn and I decided to try it, and
. the way it took hold was simply won
iderful. I can now eat anything I want
my rheumatism is all gone and I sleep
lliko a log every night. I feel as strong
and well as I over did and 1 am going
back to the farm able to do as much
work as I did years ago. If anyone
wants to know about Tanlac send
them to me."
Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. R.
Mclntyre Drug Co. Advertisement.
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I CHINESE RESIGN.
! WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 Lou
Tfer.g-Tslang, Chinese minister of for
i cign affairs, and Chen Lee- vice min
ister, have resigned, according to a
dispatch to the state department to
;day from Peking. No particulars were
I given. 9
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I If General Pershing really w'ent af
i ter Baker and March, as Washington
j dispatches lead us to beliove. then
they know more about it than we do.
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jj Advises "Core Silk" ,
extract in. Treatment of Kidney,
and Bladder Ailments
Allays Inflammation and Restores
Normal Acticu
Jur,t a simple extract of green corn '
silk compounded with other simple,
well-known drugs, seems to bring re-1
sult3 in tho treatment of Kidney and i
Bladder disorders that might almost I
be classed as miraculous. Congestion
and inflammation of tho kidneys and
bladder cause untold distress. Pains
in back and hips, pain and pressure '
1 in bladder region, frequent de3iro to
eliminate, causing restless sleep soon !
wears out tho patient's vitality and
more serious results follow neglect.
Tho soothing, balmy effect of Balm
wort Tablets aro noticed quickbly ns
the imflammation is allayed and the
organs nre toned up to act as nature
intended.
Alexander T. Matyn, 30 Elm street,
Passaic, N. J., writes:
"I have been taking Balmwort Tab
lets for Kidney and Bladder trouble
and find they give me the most bene
. ficial results."
J Stop your suffering and nightly dis
tress by asking your leading druggist
for a tube of Bnlmwort Tablets. Price
$1.00. Adv.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Big Pine Mining company will be
held at 8 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, March
2. 1920, at the company's office, 2-1-19
Washington avenue, for the purpose of
electing board of directors and the
transaction of such other business ns
mav come before the meeting.
FRED J. VICKS,
Secretary.
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preside IS
WEBER CLUB GUEST
Tells Business Men Freight
Rates Will Be Increased
March 1st
President Carl It. Gray of the Union
Pacific Railroad system, was (ho prin
cipal speaker at the banquet in honor
of the railroad men at the Weber club
Saturday night, and in his address he
declared that freight rates would be
'incrcasr-d after March 1, the day the
roads will be returned to private own
ership. President Gray will soon take over
complete control of the Union Pacific
system, the Oregon Short Lino and the
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Nav
zation company. He discussed the
railroad problem frankly with the bus
iness men and assured tnem that Og
den would get a "square deal."
Warren L. Wattis, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, presided as
toastmaster. A. P. Bigelow was intro
duced by President Wattis and gave
iihe welcome address on the part of
I Ogden citizens. Vice President Adams
discussed what he contended was the
general need for increased rates.
President Gray is completing a tour
of the Union Pacific system, and is
accompanied by the following railroad
men:
H. M. Adams, vico president In
charge of traffic; J. L. Haugh, assist
ant to the president; E. E. Calvin,
vice president In charge of operation
and federal manager for western
roads; E. E. Adams, consulting engl
fneer of the Union Pacific system; Guy
'.Adams, mail traffic manager; R. L.
Huntley, chief engineer of the Union
Pacific system; W. M. Jcffers, general
I manager of the Union Pacific In
I addition, a number of the western
I railroad men accompanied him to Og
jden, among these being PI. V. Piatt,
! general manager of the Oregon Short
Line; D. S. Spencer, general passenger
agent; J. A. Jteeves, general freight
agent; D. R. Gray, assistant general
! agent, and Georgo A. Smith, general
'attorney of the Oregon Short Line.
.CHEST CLOGGED UP
I WITH HEAVY COLD?
Don't Give it a Chance to
! "set in" use Dr. King's
j New Discovery
THAT dangerous stage where a
cold or cough or case of grippe
l might get the better of you may
:be nearer than you think. Prompt
action with Dr. King's New Discovery
will avert a long seige.
For fifty years it has loosened con
gested chests, dissipated tight-packed
phlegm, broken vicious colds and
coughs. Give it to the youngsters
take it yourself There will be no dis
agreeable after effects.
COc and $1.20 a bottle. At your drug
gists. Adv.
. Boveb Become Normal
1 liver livens up, bile flows freely
i headache, biliousness. tongue-fur,
j stomach-sourness, disappear when Dr
iving's New Life Pills getin their
'natural, comfortable action.
Purgatives, never pleasantly correc
tive, sometimes habit-forming, should
not be taken to rack the system vio
lently. Nature's way is the way of Dr.
i King's Now Life Pills gently but
firmly functioning the bowels, elimin
ating tho intestine-clogging waste, and
promoting the most gratifying results.
Cleanse the system with them and
know the boon of regular bowels. 25c
at all druggists. Advertisement.
DEATH CALLS PiOIEEl
i BF III! iT S1TELIE
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' The body of Henry T. Snjder, a res
ident of Salt Lake and Ogden since
!lS70, who took part in the construction
Ol me union nicaic niiiiuuu mm wus
present at the driving of the golden i
spike at Promontory Polnnt, whose j
death occurred Thursday at the Sol-j
dicr's home in Sawtelle, Cal.. is being,
brought to Ogden for funeral services,
and interment. I
Mr. Snyder was 71 years of age audi
was a veteran of tho civil war, enlist-1
ing July 6, 1861, and being mustered !
out July 21, 1SC5. He was on alder-1
man ol the Fourth ward of Ogden from;
18S9 until 1890 and was desk-sergeant j
in the city jail at Ogden from 1S92
until 1907. He was a member of the I
Weber Lodge, No. G. F. and A. M., of
Ogden; past master of Ogden chapter;
N. 2. II. A. M El Monte Commandery
No. 2, K. T., and a member of El Kalah I
temple, A. A. 0. N. M. S.. of Salt Lake. I
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Phoebe i
j Adelaide Snyder; three daughters,
Mrs. E. 13. Van Norman of Salt Lake,
Mrs. William Tobler of Kc::burg, Ida
ho, and Mrs. William Guincy of Ocean
Park, Cal., and three sons, Frank H.
Snyder, Blaine and Orson Snyder of
Sail Lake.
Interment will take place Thursday
in Ogden, with the Masonic order In
charge.
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! Four Ogden Girls to
Be Sent East to Study
For tho purpose of assisting In the
financing of tho musical education of
.four Ogden girls who will go oast to
1 study soon, a musicale will bo given
uuder the auspices of the Salt Lake
Federation of Women's clubs at the
Ladles' Literary club tomorrow eve
ning at 8:15 o'clock.
Tho Ogden young women for whose
benefit the entertainment Is given will
furnish the program, Miss Mary ,F ish
or, violinist; Miss Helen Hunter, cel
list; Mi3S Gladys Klch, pianist, and
Miss Dorothy Wright, contralto.
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The question is now what would
the ten knights in the bar room do today?
i Orpheum
TODAY and
WEDNESDAY !;
Matinees: 2 and 4 p. m.i 20c and 6c. I
Evenings: 7 and 9 p. m., 25c and 10c
Anita Stewarl
j Charming, Dainty, Petite
"Human Desire" j
i The story of a girl who loved ba. j
J bics andawifcwho didn't. jj
AN!TA STEWART T !
The adorr.ble star In her latest pic- tj
A ture, a drama of motlier-lovc. jj
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I W. W. Agitators M
to Stir Up Paii City
SALT LAKE. Feb. 1G. An effort of
I. W. W. agitators to precipitate a
sympathetic strike of the miners- at
Park City, Utah, failed at a nitoting
held in the camp when by an over
whelming vote the men denied the re
quest of the I. W. W. leaders.
Albert Wills, agitator and leaaer of
tho 1. W. V. strike at Bingham, Utah,
made a plea for support. He wut de
nounced by A. J. Berg, secretary of
tho local of the International Mine.
Mill and Smelter Workers, a branch of
tho Amerlcail . Federation of Labor.
One thousand men aro employed in
Park City at the silver and lead mines
of the camp.
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Bad breath, colorless lips,,, sallow
cheeks give a girlllttle chance for
"a man" Dont give up, try llollis
, tor's Rocky Mountain Tea and see how
! popular you get, A. Ii. Mclntyic Drug
! Co. Adv.
I nn
j Ogden Policemen to
Give AffliuaS Dance
Policemen and their friends will
' danc at the Derlhana on March 1C, ac
' cording to word given out today. The
I annual dance is being planned by the
i members of the Police Benefit associa
tion and some surprises are in store
for the dancers, it is announced.
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' AIRPLANE IN SUDAN.
LONDON, Feb. 16 The air minis
! try was advised today of the arrival at
iMongnla, southern Egyptian Sudan, of
I the Times airplane, competing in the
j flight from Cairo to Capetown.
I uu
I Air Service to be
j -Established at feo
!
RENO, Nov.. Feb. 1G. Within a few
weeks, tho airplane service which is
to be established between ROao and
various points will be an accomplished
fact, according to the promoters. W.
A. Kcddie, M. R. Penrose and asso
ciates. Airplane parts are now being assem
bled at. Yerlnglon and Battle Mountain
and after flights to those points have
boon made successfully, tho service
will be extended to the larger cities,
including Salt Lake and Ogden.
Two army officers, who saw serv
ice in France with the air corps, have
been engaged to open a school of in
struction and to superintend tho as
sembling and tuning up of the machines.
To Fotrfnfy The
tern jftgaaaasti Golds,
TsBke
ti$BBVBGB '
Be sure you get the Genuine
Look for this signature
on the box. 30c
lie urn of
CARS TO BE URGED Oil
LOCALSHiPPERS
Through Ogden officials of the rail-
road administration, Walker D. Hines,
director general of railroads, appeals'
for co-operation of shippers in solving
the problems that arise by reason of
the limited equipment and the heavy
movement of freight.
Attention is called to the fact that
the railroad adlnistration has not been
in a position to obtain the additional
equipment which is needed because
such equipment is chargeable to cap
ital account and must be paid for by
tho railroads. .
To make the inadequate amount of ;
equipment go as far as possible, the
administration has pooled equipment
to meet emergencies and give shippers
The best service, Mr. Ilines points out.
But there are many obstacles to be
jvercome, he says, and ho goes on to
say:
"The problem has been intensified
by the falling off in loading per car
from 191 S when under pressure of the
war very heavy loading was secured.
The loading per loaded freight car fell
from an average of 29.2 t ns in the
first eleven months of 191S to 27.8 tons
ifor the same period 01 1919, or a de-j
crease of 4.S9 per cent, this lepresent
ing a loss of more than 1705,000 cars'
available for loading, 'xhis falling off J
has occurred in spite of continued ef
forts of the railroad administration, I
(assisted by the co-operation of manyi
j shippers.
I "Nevertheless the railroad adminis
tration proposes to continue to utilise
I to tho end of the federal operation
! all the advantages given by unified
control; it wishes to give shippers
this assuranco and to ask their con
I linucd co-operation." 1
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i Ogden Chapter No. 2
Royal Arch Masons
!
The postponed regular meeting of
this month will be held Tuesday, Feb
ruary 17th, at S p. m. There will also
bo work In the M. M. and P. M. de
crees. By order E. H. P.
F. 12. NICHOLS,
Secretary.
2939
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Real Eslate Transfers
i
Ida Deru to Katherino Myers, part of
lot G, block 9, Plat B. ?2500. I
John R'zzI and wife to Thomas Kin- (
kadc, part of the northwestern quarter
of section 21. township G north, range
1 west. 54500.
Maren H. Bosen to James F. Burton,
part of the southwest quarter, section
9, township 6 north, range 1 west.
$2900.
L. H. Beccraft and wife to W. H.
i Van Nov, part of lot 1, block 41, plat
A. $6500.
J. Y. Rokefeller to Richard D. Brown
part of the southeast quarter section
21, township G north, range 1 west.
C-GOO.
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land are guaranteed to please you or
I money back. Adv.
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Service for Relieving
Smoke Nuisasice Found
H. Reddin and 0. P. Mills of this
city have Invented a device for ridding
the cltv of the smoke nuisance The
apparatus has been demonstrated to a
number of prominent Ulahns, among
whom was Governor Bamberger.
A sieve like device- near the end of
a chimney, from which water is allow
ed 10 percolate, is tho basic idea of
the invention. The dripping water pu
rifies the caibon-laden gasos, -which
muk'i up smoke, and the material re
moved from the smoke by the action
of the water, drops into a catch basin
and is then conducted to the sower.
The plan has proved satisfactory when
tried on a small scale, it is stated.
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Bolivia Claims Port
in Arica Province
BUENOS AIRES. Friday, Feb. 13.
Bolivia has formally laid claim to a
Pacific port in the province of Arica,
according to dispatches from La Paz,
which say the Bolivian chamber of
deputies has passod a resolution de
claring: "The time has now come to
incorporate in tho dominion of the re
public a port in Arica over which the
bordering nations of Chilean and Peru
will have no defined rights."
This declaration is interpreted by
La Epoca, organ of tho Argentlnla gov
ernment as giving tho Tacna-Arica
fxwV'oMhBe the Palelce jj
ALHAMBRA i IB
J MON., TUES., WED., THURS., "POLLY ANNA" 5 li
9 Children under tvelve 10c ',,
I Students, all grades, (tell the cashier) 20c fl Jij
I Adults, all shows 30c I ;
I This is the Highest Priced Production ever shown at this h
I theatre. g l
I MP.RY VICKFORD, x-n "Pol lynn' I
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problem as "appearance of rigorouf
actuality."
What is known as tho "province ol
Arica" is really a part of the province
of Tacna in northern Chile, dominion
over which has been In dispute be
tween Chile, Peru nnd Bolivia" for the
past 37 years.
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You Caa Reduce
The answer of most fat people is
that it is too hard, too troublesome
and too dangerous to force the weight
down. However, in Marmola Prescrip
tion Tablets, all these difficulties are
overcome. They are absolutely harm
! less, entail no dieting or exercise, and
I have the added advantage of cheap
I ness. A large case Is sold by drug
j gists at 51. Or if preferable, they can
bo obtained by sending price direct
j to the Marmola Co., SW Woodward
Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Now that you
know this you have no excuse for be
ing loo fat, but can reduce two, three
or four pounds a week without fear of
badafter-effects. Advertisement.
Charles McVeagh Jr.
Dies is a Blizzard
DUBLIN, X. II.. Feb. 1C Charles
MacVcagh, Jr., of New York, a gi adu
late itudent at Princeton, and son of
'the counsel for the United States
'Stet'l corporation, died of exposure on
I Mount Monadnock, early Sunday, dur
ing an attempted snow shoe trip to
tip summit in company with Charlton
JReynders, of New York, .a senior at
: Harvard.
j The young men started on their trip
i in excellent weather but soon a blind
i hg snow storm and high winds de
jvelopod, making it impossible tor them
, to reach the summit. When a half
imllo irom the top they abandoned the
inttompt and started the return At
thit timc it was dusk and soon they
i
lost their way in the growing darknesa .
and driving storm. Moreover, deceived i
by the mild, clear weather when hey .j
started, they were thinly clad, without
overcoats, hats or gloves.
MacVcagh soon showed signs of ex- JM
baustion, falling several times and tj
about 9 o'clock dropped unconscious. 1 j
Reynders, who was also suffering lrom -j
exhaustion, protected his companion '-
as best he could, but MacVeagh died I
at about -1 o'clock tills morning.
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Young Man Fails in 1 1
Attempted Blackmail jj I
! HASTINGS, Neb., Feb. 16. Harley ' .
Coba, a young man well known in this ' I
community i3 under arrest here on the (
charge of attempt at blackmail and to );
extort money from L. L. Brandt, a re- t-
tired banker of Hastings. Mr. Brandt ,!!
cn Friday last received a letter threat- ;
: enir.g the kidnapping of his little :
; daughter unless the sum of $5,000 was j
deposited at place designated. He- r I
( turned the letter over to Mayor Stinec 1
i 'and Postmaster Wahlqulst, and a plan j
, was made with the aid of the police
; to capture the writer. A dummy pack ,
jage was deposited at the place desig- '-
i nated and when Coba appeared police- i j
men arrested him without resistance '
(Mayor Stiner. who gave publicity to t
. the affair, said Coba had made a com- t , jH
' plctc confession. v jH
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J There's nothing that will wither as '''
rapidly as a flowery speech. i 1
Doctor Telh How to Detect I
Harmful Effects of Tobacco "M
Try these SIMPLE TESTS I
New York: Doctor Connor, formerly of
Johns Hopkins hospital, says: Many
men who smoke, chow or snuff incessant
ly and who arc seemingly healthy are
Miffcrlne from progressive organic ul!-
! ments. Thousands of them would never
have been afflicted had It not been for the
i use of tobacco, anil thousands would soon
i koI well if they would only stop the use
of tobacco. Tho chief habit forming prin
ciple of tobacco is nicotine, a deadly poi
son which, when absorbed by tho system
slowly affects the nerves, membranes, tis
sues and vital organs of tho body. Tho
harmful effect of tobacco Varies and de-
ponds on circumstancos One will imj
afflicted with general debility, others wi'.h .
catarrh of tho thioat, indigestion, con
stipation extreme nervousness, sleepless,
ness, loss of memory, lack of will power,
mental confusion, etc. ' Others may sufier
from heart disease, bronchial trouble,
hardening of the arteries, tuberculosis,
blindness or even cancer or the common
'affliction known as tobacco heart. If you,
use tobacco in any form you can easily
detect the harmful effects by making tho
following simple tests. Read aloud oni
full page from a book. If, in the coury
of reading, your voice becomes muffled,
hoarse, and Indistinct, and you must fre
quently clear your throat, the chances ar
that your throat is affected by catarrh
and it may bo tno beginning of moro se
rious trouble. Next, In tho morning bo
foro taking your usual smoke, walk up
three flights of stair at a regular pace.
HOW ANY GIRL CAN . . !
HAVE PRETTY EYES
j No girl or woman is pretty If. .her
eyes are red, strained or have dark 1
rings. Simple witchhazel, camphor, IH
hydrastis. etc., as mixed in Lavoptlk ' i
eye wash, will brighten tho eyes and 'M
' a week's use will surprise you with
; its QUICK results. liegular use of
Lavoptlk keeps tho eyes healthy, t IH
sparkling and vivacious. The quick J
change will please you. Dainty
! aluminum eye cup FREE. A. H. Mc-
J Intyre Drug Co., "and all leading drug-
gists. Adv. '
then slop. If you find that you arc out
of breath, your heart beat Is forcel. iA
trembling or Irregular, you may be -i iS
victim of functional or organic heart K,;
trouble. If you feel that you must V:
smoke, chew or snuff to ciulet your ncrwd ,
you are a slave to the tobacco habit, on l " '
are positively poisoning yourself with i!H ; -
deadly drug, nicotine. In cither case you ji.y
have Just two alternatives keep on with ,
the self-polsonlng process Irrespective ot
the dangers and suffer tho consequences, i ,
or give up the habit and oscape the dan- . i
ger. You can overcome the craving anrJ ' !
stop the habit in a very short time b ' JM
using the following inexpensive formulx. n i
Go to any drug store and ask for Nlcotol -i
tablets, lake one tablet after each meal, .4.
and in a comparatively short time vou
will havo no desire for tobacco, tho cm- ?
Ing will havo left you. Willi tho nlcotbm :
poison out of your system your gcnei ir ,
health will quickly improve, - i
NOTE When asked about Nlcotol tar i. ;
lets one of our leading druggists said;- t'U
"It is truly a wonderful remedy for th'JJ Ni,
tobacco habit: away ahead of anything ;:t
have over sold before. Wo aro author; "'
lzed by the manufacturers to refund this
money to every dissatisfied customvir
and wo would not permit mo uso of our., u"
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