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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY. 21, 1919.
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Why Lack of Iron Keeps Women
Carried Life
XI eak, Kervoiis, Fretful and Ruh-Boitb
MA1EU HERBERT URNER
jr . ""ftr,w : - fir-
Accountants, Public
RAINES. R. T.
Public Accountant- Auditor
American National Bank Building;,
Fensacola, 71a. McCaskill Block,
DeFuniak Springs, Fla.
Automobiles.
POPK MOTOR CAR
G. H. HATS, Dealer.
Phone S74
Auto Painting:
PEKSACOtA BTTOQT WOKKS
Ml-m Fat TntewdenHa. - -. Prior KT
Auto Repairer and Accessories.
ABBOTT AUTO REPAIR CO.
Ml N. Palate street. - Phone 41
A complete line of Automobile Aceeaaorie
' Bakeries.
REEDS SAKITART BAKKRT
l? N Palafox St. Pbone 494
BEXKBTTS BAKEPT
4?8Wrt Belmont. Phone III
Baggage and Transfer,
BORRAB TRAICBFKR CO.
Dim Ptret Phon 1145
Chiropractors
W. GOKLZ .
Chiropractor
Offic.. Phone 893: Residence.
KS-3S1 Brent Bulldtng.
Clothiers
M. & O. CLOTHIXa BTORS
S19-323 South Palafox. Phone HIS
CoaLDealers.
CART A CO.
Of flee Phones 91-119: tard Phones -U4
Dry Cleaning.
N'ATIOKATj drt CLEANTICO CO.
18 East Garden St. Phone JS1.
Druggists.
THE CEXTRAL PHARMACY
100 South Palafox. Phones 1T7-I?t
THE CRTS T At PHARMACY
SS South Palafox. Phonaa m-KS
D' A LElfB TZR TK" S PHABWACY
WlSowthPrnHfoT Phone 1M
Electrical Supplies
PEAKS1 ELECTRIC ft BAKITART
PLUMBING CO. '
19 8. PaUfox Street. Phona S4S
BAROCO ELECTRIC CO.
17 Treat Garden Street. . Phone IT
LEE'S ELECTRICAL CO.
Electrical Supplies
?hone 1874. 101 N. Palafox Bt.
REED BINGHAM
House "W trine. Electrical Supplies,
Contractor.
Phone J075 Box 381
Florists.
MRS. NEtXJK M. BOYS EN
The Only Down Town Florist.
IS West Garden Street. Phone lf.00
NORTH HTTJt ORSENERT
x-eenhauaea, 91 N. Be Tien Bt. Phona 7
rlowar 8hop, 9 W. Romans, St. Phona SS
W Mil 1
PEACE BASIS
SREAT NATIONAL. SAFETY FIRST
MCtT OF TEAMS OF MINERS
FROM- ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY
IS PLANNED.
Washington. IX C., May 20. Aftfr
having devoted almost its entire ener
rs toward.- helpins to win the war by
giving over to the com on cause Its ex
perts, that they might through their
Peculiar knowledge develop new meth
of destruction for the ejiemy. the
bureau of. mines, Department . of the
Interior, hs now returned to Its inter
upted. ptace program and during the
wek of SejiL 29 next wUl formally de
dicate to the best Interests of humanity
its new ..million dollar laboratories and.
workshops In Pittsburg, Pau, with cere
monies which will be national . In
scope. . '
High officials of the government, to
Sether with the governors of the princi
pal raining states and the leaders m the
reining Industries and miners organiza
tions win be present to take part in
the dedicatory ceremonies. - .
A feature of the dedication will be a
sreat. national Safety-first meet, teams
cf miners from all over the country
competing for cups and medals which
JUS
BUREAU
in THIS
i hi
-. 'Directory: ;
Js Issued Three
Times a Week and
the Charge
$1.09 Per Month
Phone 1500 and tell us
enter your name under
proper classification, v
to
the
Central Trades Council
PENSACOLA. TRADES AND LABOR
, - ; COUNCIL
WM V VcVETR. Sec. ' P. Q; Box M
' Foundries,
sii nSiJw8?0 FOUNDRY CO..
il West Main Street. Phona 67T
Groceries.
MRS. U W. VAN METER
... . Groceries.
th Ave, and Strong. Phone 1C57
,M C5AT GROCERY CO.
419 West Jackson 8t. Phono 15
TCTtnr vi B-k
r.. lT1" and Groceries. ?
M H. Wright st. Photte 47
- Horseshoinz.
O. A. BRIOGS
. PracUcaJ Horseshoer
1 W. Intendencia St. Phone 423
Ice Dealers.
... . -PENSACOLA ICE CO. v
10l-10 N. Tnrraswna. j Phones S4-JS9
Job Printers.
MAYES PRINTING CO.
II West Government 8t. Phone 1S1
Laundry.
THE PERFECTION LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaning nd Steam maelng
Plione 181
Motor Boat Supply Store
PENSACOLA 13X5 - JTOXOTrr"4V,
SUPPLY CO.
713 S. Palafox St.. Phone 427
GULP MACHINE WORKS
113-117 South Palafox , Phones 161-149
Market and Grocer.
JOHN CRESSES, GROCER
924 N. Davis Street. Phone 433
TONY CLEVRO
CHRIS CARVEL GROCER
(20 N. Gulllemarde,
Phone 1I4(
B, B. MARKETS
Meats - .-
Ilf N. D-V!TUr Street. - Phone- 94?
Meat Markets.
THE PARLOR MARKET
314 Fouth Palafox. Phones 173-174
Merchant Tailors.
DAN BROWN. MERCHANT TAILOR CO.
Expert Steam C'eawws and Dyeing, -.
Suits Pr44 ' 35c. '
437 'W. Belmont St.. Phon B2J
Music Stores.
CLUTTER MUSIC HOUSE
114 South Palafox Street. Phone IS
Newspapera.
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL
Daily- Wkly-Sunday
Phones: Editorial, 31; Business. 1500
THE PENSACOLA NEWS
Evening Except Sundays
Phones: Editorial 454; Business, 111
will proclaim their supremacy to the
entire country. There will be contests
in rescue work and in first aid to the
injured, and as there is immense rivalry
between the teams of the different
mining companies, it is expected that
these contests will take at ; lesist two
days for decision. : On September SO
the elimination contests will beein at
Forbes baseball field in Pittsburg and
will continue until only, the ' winning
teams are left for the final champion-
shp contests, which wll take place on
October 1. immediately after the elimi
nation trials are completed. Souvenir
banners, badges and mementoes will be
given to every competing team. It is
Tinned that the coal operators in the
Pittsburg districts, employing thou
sands of men, will declare a holiday
on the day of the final contests, thus
permitting the miners to witness the
finish of .what promises . to be the
greatest safety-first meet ever held In
any country. At the. last national
safety first meet, which was held in
1911. there were more than 18,000 min
ers preesnt. The contest, are to be
open to all teams from the mining and
metallurgical industries of the United
States.
While the national safety first meet
will be the spectacular feature of he
dedication, other events of importance
will be sufficient to make the dedica
tion the occasion for a notable gath
ering of the engineers and scientific
f fhtk rnuntrv. for the bureau is
engaged in many tasks outside the
safety problems in mining. The dif
ferent laboratories of the bureau have
been completely equipped for the in
vestigation of the various problems
relating to, not only greater saieu,
Y
I ni, ja'
li A
Optician.
1 tB-. T- O- YATES
Expert Optician. Flaher Baildlns;
Painters, Paper Hangers.
B. B. WELLS
; 1 Raat Qovemment. Phone 775
Photographers.
w - CHAS. COTTRELL -19
Ut South Palafox. Phone 1101
kestaurants.
e A5E.L9S DAIRY LUNCH
South PaUfox Street. Phone 101
Shoe Shops.
. SAM CHARLES
8eoe Maker
Palafox and Mala Sta. Phone fci
"5?T.WKA.R REPAIR SHOP
1081 N. Davlw atroet. Phone 61f
CHATTMAN'S ELECTRICAL SHOE
SHOP
ror City Quality at Village Prices
Ship Chandlery.
A. SHELIUS
a , . Sn'P Chandler..
711 S. Palafox St.
Phono in
Taxi Service.
V. Q. VENTURA
East Garden si S"' Phone 107
Bob's Taxi Phone 833
f.,fJT,c Dy and Night
18 West Garden
TJn Workers.
.... A.'COX. TIN SHOP
610 S. PrJafox SreeL Phnn. 41.
Tailoring.
o. ?m0 .TAILORrNG CO.
. a t Fttlns; Clothes
80 South Palafox Street
Trained Nurses.
Rexistery of Trained Nurses at Whtta'a
Pharmacy. Day Phone 130. Night Ut
Turkish Baths.
PENSACOLA HOSPITAL.
Phone 143.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
. REPAIRED
Work Guaranteed
J. C. Young 103 E. Gregf
Wholesale Grocers.
CONSOLIDATED GROCERY Ca
201 E. Garden St. Phone 1710
Undertakers.
- NORTHUP & WOO.
. Undertaken!.
13 West Intendencia SC ' ' Phone 19.
but also to greater efficiency in min
ing and metallurgical industries. Visi
tors win be invited to the electrical
and mechanical workshops and labor
atories of . the bureau and also to the
petroleum, gas and coal laboratories,
the testing gallery of the mine safety
section,"and the industrial gas-mask
division.
Another point bt Interest will be the
experimental mine of the bureau at
Bruceton. Pa,, twelve miles from Pitts
burgh, where an . actual explosion of
coal dust in the, mine will be staged
for the benefit of those , attending.
At the experiment . station there is
also to be shown a complete exhibit
representing the mining and metal'
lurgical industries of the country. It
is expected that this alone will prove
a' magnet for the scientific men, as
it will represent the . latest develop
ments In these industries only to be
brought to gether in such an exhibit.
In addition there will be a varied
program. Including- visits to typical
Pittsburgh industries. The dedication
wilt cover three days, eSptember. 29,
SO and October 1.
Rheumatism
is completely washed out of the sys
tem by the celebrated Shlvar Mineral
Water. Positively ; guaranteed by
money-back offen Tastes fine; costs
a trifle. Delivered anywhere by our
Pensacola Agents, West Glorida Groc
ery Co- Phone them. Adv.
' .1 vfryQs. i
By MABEL HERBERT URNER.
Warren- Takes a" Mortgage on a Smalt
' House and Helen Sympathizes
With the Owner. .
"Can't see the numbers on Cthes
doors," grumbled Warren, as ha
scanned the houses on both sides of
quiet, dimly-lit Bronx street. "Must
be in that row on the next block.
"Will we go In?" asked Helen eager
ly, for "looking: over a mortgage" was
for her a new and interesting experience.-
. " .
'If It looks like a good loan. Can't
tell much -from the outside. Here we
are," pausing in front of a small three
story house. . :- ' :
There was a light in an upper win
dow and a faint hall light shone
through ' the diamond-shaped glass
around the old-fashioned door.
, "Why it's frame," exclaimed Helen.
"All these old houses along here are
frame. But it's a good deep lot 120
feet. House seems well kept up too.
I should say that's good for a three
thousand loan. Let's have a look In
side." . ,-: ,r:w'-
As Warren went up the steps and
rang the bell Helen tried to picture the
person who she thought might open
the door. Since Warren was making
this loan through a client through a
mortgage company they knew nothing
of the owner except that, the name was
Tollman.
Yet Helen felt a profound sympathy
for anyone who was so unfortunate as
to have to mortgage their- home. To
her this seemed the last resort of some
hopeless indebtedness. ; Ehe - had vis
Ions of the door being opened by a
sad -faced woman, . probably a widow
with L couple of children clinging to
her skirts. ;- -.-:-:: .
There was a sound of steps inside
and the door opened. It was a woman
but not sad faced, and there were no
children. Instead she was a stout,
wholesome and Very prosperous 'Ger
man woman.
Warren stated briefly that he want
ed to look over the house, in view of
taking the mortgage. (
A Surprise.
"Certainly, sir. Come right in. Just
wait a moment, 'as they entered the
hail, "and I'll light the gas in the par
lor." To Helen's surprise there was no
evidence of poverty or destitution.
The "parlor" was furnished with very
high-polished imitation mahogany fur
niture, heavily upholstered in rose
damask. r
There was an upright piano, a num
ber of pictures in heavy gilt frames
and a bright colored Smyrna rug. The
ceiling had been newly done over, and
the walls were papered in a large rose
and gilt design.
"Everything looks well kept up."
commented Warren, with a quick ap
praising glance about. "May I see the
back outlook? The diagram showed
this to 'be a good deep lot."
."Oh. yes, sir," leading them through
the pack parlor and drawing aside the
stiff lace curtain from the window,
this is a 120 foot lot." f
"Yes, that's a good back yard,' peer
ing out Into the darkness. "I believe
you have twelve rooms here?"
"Yes, sir. i "It's three stories and
basement."
'"Modern ; pJumbingT
"Yes, sir, I had all new plumbing
put in two years ago. Would you
like to go upstairs?"
"I'll take a look at the bathroom."
Helen feeling that for her to go would
be an unneces ary intrusion waited In
V ba"k parlor while Warren and Mrs.
Tollman went up.
- Instead of being distressed at this
Inspection of ., her .house by ,. atrangrs,
Mrs. Tollman '.took It quit as a matter
of course.
"Whac taxes do you pay here?" ask
ed Warren as they came downstairs.
"I'll juit get my tax receipts, sir,"
and she ran back upstairs.
"Did things look as clean upstairs?"
whispered Heden.
"Yes, It's an old house but well kept
up The plumbing's all new; porce
lain tub, good sired bathroom. It'
good for thre thousand."
Mrs. Tollman came down now ait I
gave Warren a blue tax receipt,
over it. "This is for half a year?"
"Yes, sir. ninety a year. It's asses
sed for. five thousand."
"Now, I buppoe you've had this
title examined?"
"Well, no sir, I haven't, but I'll have
it done. I know it's all right for my
husband bought this house in 1884."
' "In U64," repeated Warren in as
tonishment.! r v - '
Yes. sir. you see I was Mr. Tollman's
second' wife he was almost twice my
age when I married him. That's his
picture up there nodding proudly
toward a crayon portrait of a portly
old man with side whiskers.
."Isn't that a uniform," asked Helen.
A Sea Captain
"Yes, ma'am, he was a sea captain
He ran for twenty years between here
and the West Indies. He was well off,
but of course his first wife's children
came In for their share. This house
and the house on Cyprers street that
I rent were willed to me and my boy."
"Oh, then your son han art interest
to this?" observed Warren.
"No. sir; not a penny. Every brick
and every board in this and the Cy
tress street house is MINE!" with tin
expected vehemence. His father's
will wan that when my boy was twenty-one
I should divide half and half.
This I have done. A year a.?o . last
February I gave him $7000 in cash"
and her lips trembled, "and now he
hasn't got a cent."
"You don't mean that he has spelt
it all in that time," asked Heleiv In
sjmpathy for Mrs. Tollman had -unconsciously
turned to her.
"Ye. ma'am, it's ail arone. Ho was a
good boy. but he got in the clutches
of . a bad woman and she got every
cent of his money." - .
'That's hard , 'admitted Warren. It s
a pity that you gave it to him in cash." ,
"That's the way he wanted it and I
wanted to keep the house. I had three
appraisers go over every inch of this
and the-Cypress street house. They
appraised it all at fourteen thousand
and Albert grot hi3 seven thousand in
cash. - I kept roomers eighteen years,
ever since his father died, to save that
moneyr-and , now it's all gone. That
woman got every cent of It. And she
is forty old enough to be his mother."
Ts she an actress,' asked Helen im
pulsively. .
"No ma'am, she's no actress. She's
the wife of a dentist here. And' now
that she's spent all of my son's money
she's through with him. At least Tve
got that to be thankful for."
.. "Hope you're not mortgaging this to
give him more," advised Warren.
"No indeed sir, decidedly. He has had
his share. I'll give him a home, but
no more money. He's a bookkeeper now
in a furniture factory, getting- only
fifteen a week. No I'm mortgaging this
to buy some bungalows on a couple, of
lots I bought three years ago at Rock
away. The lots aint bringing in anything-,
and if I jut up a couple of cot-
taj-es X can -rent them for $300 a season
- Warren Interested
Waren, who was always interested
In real estate, began talking to her
about Rockaway lots, but Helen kept
pondering over the boy and the woman
. j - - . . . i. ....
ul xoriy wnu uau gviuin ins ven uiuu
sand dollars.
She looked at the mother, wholesome
and hardworking, and' thought of ad
she roust have suffered as she saw her
boy's fortune slip away from him. She
was not a woman to give up easily, tor
Helen read both strength and character
in her firm mouth and chin. But evi
dently she had been helpiess to contend
with the facinatlon that had held her
Son. .
Then Helen had tried fo picture this
other woman of forty. What had been
her power? Wi at did she look like?
How had she held this boyjof twenty
one? : -
''Well, Mrs. Tollman," as Warren now
rose,"yoti ave the title looked up, and
yoj can call this closed. . You under
stand about the teima iV per cent
for three years.
"Yes, sir, I'll have MrClaflin, my
lawyer atend to all thaL"
"Then he can nend the papers around
to my office. You have an attrac
tive little home here, Mrs. Tollman.
Come of these old frame houses a
btter built than the flimsy brick ones
they're, putting up now." . f
"Yes sir, this la a well built house
and we've tried to keep it up," proudly
as she followed them to the door.
"I hope you will be successful with
yon-" bungalows," murmured Helen.
"Thank you very kindly, ma'am, I
nope so," opening the door for them.
as they came down the stepe Heler.
turned to look back. The little f ram
house had an added interest now that
she knew its history. She could see
Mrs. Tollman's stout form outlined 5n
the shade as she reached up to turn out
the gas.
"This whoU row is pretty well kept
up" mus-d Waren, who was surveying
tho surrounding houses, intent only on
the real estate point of view. "Prob
ably all around here own their homes.
That loan's all right.
"Oh, don't you liko her?" for Helen
saw only the. human side.
"Couldn't yousee that she was .
very fine woman?" . I
"Pretty good business waman, too.
:he'Il do well with v those Rockaway
lots.' -
"But think of her working all of those
ysarr to eave that money and then to
have that toj throw it away." - j
:"WelI. she's sensible enough to take
it philosophically,. The boy's had hv
share and spent it."
"Did you notice how she said eve'.
board In this house is MINE? I can
imagine: how she felt. Dear, if she
shouldn't be able to pay the interest
you'd make it easy for her wouldn t
you? Oh, I'd love to help a woman like
that."
"Huh, there's no sentiment about
mortgages. You pay or you are fore
closed. But she will keep up her pay
ments all right Those thrifty Germans
make mighty good business women. I'd
like some more loans as good. She 11
not get behind. Now don't you begin
to worry about her."
Speedometer
Service Station
Specialists on
U Speedometers
Vacuum Tanks, Horns and
- Spot Lights
19 East Garden Street
Phone 333
T
Partridge Insurance
- Agency :
Now Loeatad at .
Room 405 Amtrein Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone 291
Fire, Aeeldent, Health. Life, Liability,
. . . Automobile. .
Court Contracts and Surely Bonds.
Just Try a Pound of
WARFIELD'S
COFFEE. -V
Phone 15S3.
bpecial rices
Knight Tires
j Guaranteed 5000 Miles
Sportsman's Supply Store
Walter Bigss
Chas. H. Eupfrian
Yftile Plenty of Red
Diced Ricb in Iron
Helps U&ke Tbem
Stress,
t j' ' ...!
i cmd Beautiful.
r. f
How Organic Iron T
Nuxatedxron helps
bolre Problem of bup-
Dlvine Iron
TherebY
Strength
of Delicate Care-worn -
Women in Two Weeks
Time in Many Instances
Many a woman who ought f
still to be young in feeling is
losing the old-time vim and Vt
energy that makes life worth living I
imply because her blood is thinning L
X' J
OUT ana possiDiy starving WQUnn tauc
of iron. It is through iron in the red
coloring matter of the blood that life
sustaining oxygen enters the body and
enables the blood to change food into
living tissue,
In commenting upon the alarming iron deficiency in the blood of the aver
age woman of todayj Dr. George H. Baker, formerly Physician and Surgeon
Monmouth Memorial Hospital of atronrly emphasized the fact (bat doctor
New Jersey said: should prescribe tnare organic iron Nox-
mm., j t ated Iron lor their nervous, run-down, .
i. ll.TZZTtSZLt fJ? ihm weak. bgrd lookins; women patient!
cheeks and th e " JL ,! , , ; " ilzTf Lack Ihe blood mar often trans.
r?U r?rr.?wliS P VitW ,ar beautiful sweet-tempered worn, a
V'iSSL J?rid toWself to into onm who u eros' ' d irritable '
ltZ.ZZml?jr;.LlJ"l! Z .'l? -?ne who malce. Ufe a burden to.berlf.
strength and blood builders and I
lo?neS fo mmXt7oTlthrrrl
viuducu wvuicu mm iiuAcu ituu. rion
careful examination of the formula and my
own tests of Nazatcd Iron I feel convinced
that it is a preparation which any physician
can take bunstli or prescribe tor bis i
tients wkh the utmost confidence of obtain-
Ing highly beneficial. nd .factory remits."
Ut. reramana lung, a ivew xork fnyai- strength agaia and see bow much you have
eian and Medical Author says: "I have gained.
'For Red Ofood, Strength and Endursnco
Sold in trrts city by Crystal Pharmacy, D'Alemberte's Pharmacy, Balk
com Drug Co. , .
SALVATION NELL.
Who is it makes the doughnuts for the
: doughboys brave ;
And sacrifices time and strength as
doughnut slave?
If you will read these lines the story
it will tell
Of a very fine young lady I've named
"Salvation Nell.'
She starts her work quite early I
think the hour is eight
And never ceases tolling until at night
quite late. : . -i .;' "V '
She makes the doughnuts tasty the
boys say "They are swell!'
So let us sing the praises of our good
"Salvation Nell."
She always has a pleasant smile for
all who meet her there.
And also has - a charming way that
drives way dull care.
She does her work so dauntlessly, not
learinjr shot or shell.
That we. have how all learned to love
i bur own Salvation Nell.' .
The boys start coming early to form
the growing line;
Some try to get a hundred of these
. doughnuts so fine.
Funny are the stories that you hear
the "doughtes" tell
To try more than ; their share to get
from fair "Salvation Nell"
The nearer to the front, she is, I know
" it pleases most.
And though her work is dangerous you
never hear her boast;
So don't think "they are joking when
you hear the Tankees tell -
Of the bravery and sacrifice of good
. "Salvation Nell."
. - Countertenor faayiin iue Jse-w lork fcesJUi authorities had a lirook
.lyn maaafactarer sentenced to the penitentiary for sailing throagbawt
the United States mlilTloTMi of "Talcum powder' tablets as Aspiris Tablets,
Don't ask for Aspirin Tablets say "Bayer!"
Don't buy Aspirin in a pill box! Get Bayer package!
Don't forget that the "Bayer Cro" is your only,
protection against dangerous counterfeits.
The genuine American owned "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" hive been proved safe by millions for Pain,
Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Colds, Grippe, Influenzal CoSds, Joint Pains,
Neuritis. Proper dosage on every "Bayer" package.
Boxes of 12 tablets Bottles of 24 Bottles of 100 Also Capsules.
Aaniria is the trade mark af Bayer Hannlactcre of ItoaoaeeticacidcsteT of SaUcrUcaod
Healthy
Deficiency, -v-
Increasing the t
and Endurance
muscle and brain.
unMarafiie tor ner Husband, and disaaree-'
have .kl. t..r rkiUr. .k.
!l "mCn' "e
- it you are not strong or well you
it to yourself to make the following test:
See bow long you can work or how far yew
can walk without becoming tired. Next
k".?!,, Z " S? ?I7r
"Jmr w
take two
Besides the fancy doughnuts which w
say are very fine, .
There are chocolates and candies for
the boys far up the line;
And the service ia "tres bien," which
Is French for "very well";
'Tis due t otoil and kindness of "Miss
Salvation Nell.".
We cannot praise too highly the work ;
she likes to do,
Because there's no. one else that does
so much for you.
So when we get back home,' boys, we'll
have a lot to tell
Of all the good that we have had
through our "Salvation Nell."
I must not forget to mention, or I may
fail to please.
That just a little credit is due to our
"JI. P.'s" .
Who help to keep the lines and see
that all goes well;
They do .their best in every way to
help "Salvation NeUL"
Now all that I have said I hope you'll
find O. K. .
Because I try to tel the truth" in every
thing I say;
So wishing you good luck and all else
that's good as well
As coming from a grateful Tank to
grand "Salvation Nell."
LAMARINE WAFERS
EAT LIKE CANDY.
The ideal medicine for delicate sys
tems. They relieve headache, bil
iousness and constipation without dis
comfort. Mfg. by Lamar in Labora
tories, Atlanta, Ga. Adv.
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Don't fail to say to druggists
"I want 'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
in a Bayer package." The genuine !
Buy only the regular Bayer pack
age with the safety "Bayer Cross'
upon it and on each tablet inside.
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