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L PASO HERALD
12 U
ENDORSES MOVE
FOfi EDUGATfO
County Judge Approves
Drive To Send Working
Children Back to School.
urn judge E. B. MrCIintocit. be
,r whom Juvenile matters axe heard,
.eve m send rig children of school
f sak to the ass rooms and mak
- places in the industrial work for
urned soldi He expressed Wis
.trw in the following endorsement of
back-to- ---' movement, issued
jaday
To Parent- of El Paso:
I underst:'3 thi the fed era! bc--au
of educu .on and the child wel
con. mitt uf ihe department f
y,0r waahir.ir'on D. C, are con
,;'ng ainf..nw,Jtj back-to-school
t ..V imrij tht war, F'-bool bj
and t:; ---rates have t.en
'- ent in lb' enf' rcement of child
- laws h-j - nool aitendam t.
Mt bui non tha. the war is oer
ih, wld.-are returning from
-i-ct. ever h'ld of echool ape
it jro oacK to iool. Th proh
fmdiner for returned
r is poinp 'o e a great one and
u -annot i'f ford to complicate
iv-r o' worn ne children m mea'f
S-nH Then to SefaooX.
"Krthermi - . .t place for the
-Id ia m 1i r --k1 room. As a
'..lEistrale of tl is L'Mty, I hav had
-pie opporti: r y o see the evil ef
tH ;s aring cut of a need of educa
' ,n and as to int judge, I am go
it to adhere t - to laws in deal
k w -th all trf-t- ct parents or em-o-i?
who r j-i:thfng to !-ind-r
f ecucation of children of this
1 am ir iea'tv sympathy with
-,e t'-it-k-to-s . r. -movement for F-l
' o. as I hel c - eery good citizen
ncuia be." '
Molormen Slop Cars
To Bag Fine Rabbits
-t "Lorn, Io . Jan 7. Motonnen
iu tht Ciat"-i Los: C.bin line are
:a' .njc lots y' fn these nights pot
rabtite .ior tfi front vestibule
' -heir cars Br .'utti-.tr down
j'rfl-r uills r e are btcom.ng ex-1-1
revolver --ots and .rcidentally.
raoidlv w.p n out th ra .bit pop-
. t: on along tTie rural of way. I
ri irons of re Log Cabin line fwhol
n.ark th.it -trcf is in keeping!
i .1 narnei iil how the car comes,
a rkv standstill, the motormanj
! - - a revolver, ihere is a loud re-1
act i lie 1 1 uiicj truui jHtutw "v"
- ar da ie down the right of way
e- ark with a fin fat bonny.
No More Pile;
A. Free Trial of Pyramid PHe Treat
xocnt Is One f the Grandest i
Hrenta Yon Crer ,
Experienced.
Ton ere suffering something awful
- 'icnirr bleeding, nrotrndmir !
tilt or Aemorrhoidc Xow. go ovec
V PounVrfr Cestui AFfanl tr
ittnt Kcasrfcabfe Frrainids.
any drug store and get a Ca-cent
t-cx of Pyramid Pile Treatment. Re
.rT comes so quirk you will ftnsp
' r f If you are in doubt, send
tor a free trial package by mail.
vou win then bo convinced. Don't
c!ay Take no substitute.
FEES SAMPLE COUPON
PTRAMID DRUG CO sXPAXZ.
M6 Pyramid Building..
Marshall. Mich
Kindly send me a Free sample
of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in
plain
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMAT
Go after it with Sloan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous.
;?ly a tittle eWii. ' rab, let it pene
trate, and cood-by twinge! Same for
' . -r-al aches, pains, strains, stiff -
k f joints or muscles, lameness,
a. r relief without muasineas or
-d . ,oth;ng. Reliable the biggest
.minient j ear after year. Eco-n-
reason of enormous sales.
- . . l:e- fjo:tle ready at all times,
r I'-t.tgist or Sloan's Lini-
OTEL FISHER
THE OLD RELIABLE
Every It com
With Private Bath
51 TO $2 PER DAY
C S. CIBOT. Mgr.
WE WANT YOUR LUMBER
ORDERS
RHEINHEIMER
LUMBER CO.
Paoae -MS.
OTEL SAV(T
' Hndrcd Bum
at WM Cwfart," C
I ITiK to (.-! rl Pn-
,!- Tj P' Bct
Oo!u' -. L'j. How. si: tumih Cp-ti
M '.la i-niaie ttata SZ? l p.
"- II I. C. EMV.
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Y. M. C. A. Secretaries End Convention
And Plan 3 Years Boys' Work Program
THE bos- nor tccT-.irjts of the
VMCi. from Amor a. ev ie-
ico and western Tea.- hai e cob-,
eluded their conferences after hav
ing spent th-ee da s on lay
ing plans for boys' work program In
the southwest for the next three
""f '? m-' .tei
Jn.C,1,.' COnQer St,ssoarI
$Jl fLUil: i,,, t ,h. v
The interne committee of the Y.
workers. K P. Demand bo a work
aecretmrv of the interstate committee.
in speaking of the conference stated
that in his opinion the meet just
closed marked the most advanced step
made in behalf of boys work by the
YJ4.C.A. in the southwest. The con
ference went on record to give to
every boy in the southwestern states
the services of the Y.M.CA. by seek
ing to cooperate with the home,
church, school, local, state and na
tional government, and other agen
cies dealing with boy life, by offer
ing the resources of the association
sacn as experience, equipment, ieaa
ership, training and such parts of the
association program that may be of
value to them.
Enjoys Urn 1 thy Groivth.
"The boys' work in the southwest
has enjoyed a healthy growth in the
past two years," said Mr. Demand.
TRAVELETTE
Br TVIKSAH. j
as t:ci ox.
IX the typical North American city
yon see many pretty homes set in
lawns, and often showing consider
able architectural beauty, while the
public and business buildings are us
ually big, ugly boxes of brick and
stone, with just an occasional pretty
court bouse or city halL
In a South American city this dis
tribution of municipal beauty is re
versed. If you walk through the res
idential section of Asuncion, the cap
ital of Paraguay, for example, you
find yourself passing endless walls
flush with the street. There are no
yards, usually no trees, and no at
tempt at architectural effect. The
windows are often barred and the
doors are heavy, forbidding affairs
without verandahs or porches, while
the roofs are flat. Second story bal
conies on some of the houses are the
only excrescences that break this
monotony of blank and forbidding
wall.
For a South American has Ms front
yard In the middle of his house. If
you call on a citizen of Asuncion, you
pass through a hallway and into a
courtyard, which is full of charm se
creted from the street. Here a little
fountain plays, there are flowers and
palm trees and pretty benches and
very likely a parrot or a monkey.
The interiors of the better houses,
too. are as attractive a their exte
riors are ugly, the rooms being high
ceilinged and richlv furnished.
The public buildings of Asuncion,
on the other hand, are almost all of
high architectural merit. The rail
way station is a thing of beauty, an
is also the government "palace.
which was built by a Spanish con
queror of long ago. while even the
bunks are richly decorated structures
of marble.
Mosquitoes Appear In
St. Louis In Mid-Winter
St. oLuis. Mo, Jan. 7. The unsea
sonable weather St. Louis has experi
enced for nearly two weeks has
brought swarms of flies and in many
instances mosquitoes to the city.
While flies are not very uncommon
as they find warmth In homes, a mos
quito in midwinter is a rare thing, as
"le first frost usually scares them
away. It is the belief of the health
commissioner that the mosquitoes
have developed In little puddles of
water where the sun had full play.
Sheriff EndsFeud Bu
Talk, to Warring Wives
Castle Rock. Wash. Jan 7. A feud
of 16 years, culminating in a murder,
has been ended here and the families
of John Wallace Gilmore and Martin
Swift have become reconciled
Martin Swift is alleged to have
killed his neighbor. Gilmore Sheriff
Clark Studebaker. after taking Swift
to jail, went to the home? of the two
men and brought about a reconcilia
tion between the two wivei and the
nine children of the murderea man
and the seven of Swift's.
Cleveland Citizens To
Aid Police Slop Crime
Cleveland, r iio. Jan 7 Member ?
of the American Pro;ecti e ltasue,
organized u aid tie pornment dur
ing the war, are petroling the streets
of Cleveland In an effort to aid in the
n-'tfmen: of a crime wave which has
got beyond the control of the citv's
'- ...i- Janice for e Fifty men
will t,.' dialled nisrhtli iie league
t" -n i TA'th r.at ro,-1in m 'hp
v- ' Ji.laui5 bae been
left to right first roup, H. P. Demand, interstate Doys woric secretary, t
Paso; Wilson McVey, El Paso: W. D. Thomas, interstate high school secre-
tary. El Paso; Eoy E. Dickerson, Tncson.
A. x. Murray, era ton; a. j. aneni, u
El Faso; Jose Escooar, vl i'aso. xaua row, a., a. xieiwn, auaum; Jian v.
Thompson, Bisbee; S. L Esqnive!, international Meskan boys' work secretary;
A. 0. Kuhn, interstate El Paso.
A- center now has a fill time specil-
ist working among the boys of the
community; some are now adding to
additional men for worlc
1 school bos and Indiana"
The Saturday seesion was given
mostly to the work among the Mex
icans boys. Jose Escobar, chairman
of the commission on the Mexican boy
presented to the conference some
startling facts concerning the boy
life among the Mexican people in the
border towns.
Gives Immigration Flares.
Servandio L EsauiveL international
secretary for work amor p Mexican
boys, gave figures from the latest im
migration reports which show that 1
percent of the immigration to the
United States in the past 12 months
have been Mexicans. Sixty five per
cent of the boy immigration was
Mexican and doubtless most of these
are yet in the border towns.
The conference decided that in ma
much as SO percent and more of the
j Beauty Chats
8 ,. I,,, i
Beauty Correspondence.
ANXIOUS If the legs are too thin.
It is possible you are too thin all i
over. If so. you want to build roar-,
self ud generally, with good fattening 1
food, exercise and fresh air. Exer-1
i.. -i. i . . , j .k.
else is the best way to develop the j
legs. Gym work, outdoor aports and j
swimming are all excellent.
...
S. A. G. There are two ways of!
.v... i , 1
, " "
all over in case you are too fat; the
other, by local treatment with ice.
Xo. don't try "rough massage." The !
bust is very tender and you might
develop even as serious a trouble as
SPANISH INFLUENZA
MORE DEADLY
THAN WAR!
Said That Epidemic Cost Marc Lives
Than American Lois In Bait!?.
Danger Not Over. Great Care
Necessary To Prevent
Further Outbreak
I ing. Every other night massage with
The appalling ravages of Spanish a good hair toni I can send you my
Influenza in this country are perhaps formula if ou want and ter night
I best realized by the statement re- i massage with the f nger, m a? to keep
cently made that mere deaths have' the scalp loo- and invigorated. Let
resulted in little more than a month 'the hair grow in again slowly,
from this disease than through our'
whole eighteen months participation J Friend Sage and sulphur is the
in th Kurouean War most harmss fain for brown hair
Our greatest danger now. declare ifou is beginning to turn,
zsssh, fewta:" w,,h a ton-
-Sr5yS
TfhilJIT suggest .f-real because it mixes well
of this disease and there bhouia ne no w(th v t it . mti
let-up throughout the winter months j aer ahd Srtn? it if vou want or
of the following easily observed pre- Jg h nfsort of awe7dT.h ot
cautions, remembering that Influenza fooL The mln 1Jea te to a ta.
is far easier to prevent than cure. ) spoonf ul every y to keep tne syB.
Influenza is a crowd disease. Avoid .em cjear
crowds as much as possible. Influenza !
germs spread when ignorant or care- i s
a Tux-onn. cnac nc oniicrk trithnllt
using a handkerchief. Cover up each
cough or snere. Ito not spit on the
floor, sidewalk, in street cars or pub
lic places. Avoid the use of common
drinking cups and roller towels in
public places. Breathe some reliable
germicidal and antiseptic air to de
irtrov the pmic that do find lodge
ment in our nose and throat. I
Remember, no safer precaution 1
against Influenza could be employed
in this manner than to get from the
nearest drus store a complete Hyomei
Outfit rnr.f!ttns of a bottle of the
Pure oil of Hyomei and a little vest
pocket hard rubber inhaling de ice,
into TAhuh a few drops of the m are
poured. You should carry this Inhaler '
about with you during the day and
each half hour or so put it in your,
raoutn and draw deep Dreams ox its
pure, healing germ killing air into'
the passages of our nose, throat and'
lui-fe-s. i
Bv destroj ins germs be're they
actually becin work in jour bluod.j
ou may make yourself practically
immutif to infection.
All these uiret-tinns about Spanish
Influenza are equally true in the pre- j
ventlon of colds, catarrh of nose and I
throat, bronchitis and even pneunio-J
nia. Don't be oine carele?' Do ourj
Dirt, Keep the germs away. You j
n .iv if jourelf a eArmiis ninrsr '
'k1 tht. of teerj.l weKs .-. url.
. Adt. i
Second row, W. A. Young, El Paso;
irao; w. .n. jjt, utuiuu .m.v. n ,
boy population of the southwest were
Spanish speaking boys of which most
of the older boys are those who have
dropped from school in the grades and
have gone into jobs wit n out any
thought of the future that the asso
ciation should provide an increased
program lor this neglected group.
Program Includes.
The program included night school
work, employment and vocational
guidance work, physical exercise,
summer camne and life problem dis
cussion clubs. The associations at SI
Paso and Miami Arizona are already
doing a work among Mexican boys
having on their staff Mexican secre
taries. Other associations are plan
ning to add these men for this im
portant work at an early date.
The interstate committee of the
Y. M. C. A. in cooperation with the lo
lac associations will conduct ten sum
mer training camps for older boys
this year. Permanent camp sites are
being sought by all the associations
and this valuable feature of the boys'
work will become a permanent institution.
By Edna Kent Forbes
cancer from bruising It. Rub liehtlr
" breasts for ten minutes a dajr
astrinKnt and dries up the flabby fat
under the skin. Of course you can
" light, unboned brassiere to
confine the bust gently; this makes it
seem
Tonus Mother If the baby's hair
is thick and healthy, do nothing to it
except to keep It clean by shampoos
with castile or cocoanut oil soap and
water, and massage the scalp gently
witn tne finger tips every day. The
massage is strengthening and will
make the hair as rich and thick as you
could desire. Sbe will look very well
in ellow. especially if combined with
oiue. and sne win look line in any
shade of bine, since her eyes are that
color. Bronze and dark browns will
bring out the red brown in her hair.
Nellie B Five feet seven Is fairly
tan. i woman c maice myself any
taller bv weann French heels, wer.
I you. I think the low Cuban or the iwSS, rfJLlJ? "Si 1
newer milllarv heel would he mor,rhn !. muskrat lady Clapped the,
Incoming, besides which they are
healthier and much more comfortable, j
w v r ,,. "Patty-cake! Patty-cake! Baker-man
M: E. D If jour hair has neTr Bake mc a cake as fast as yop can
Efin ?rS?Z!?hX:JX! t it and Vt It and mark It with "S."
lTi? .ISS c?i,Ltio.n.5"1.d.!!M?ibi',h'wm Squeakie eat It? I should say
first thlntr to do is to cut it short like
a boy's. Give the bead an egg sham
poo once in three weeks, letting the
egtr dry into the hair before the wash-
! OPHELIA 1
At The
0r Children's Dept. Offers Remarkable
CLEAN SWEEP-
AND WHITE SALE
7-t-, VALUES
bS-M-iiar t? AN SWEEP J aL "CACER THRONGS in a neter-encTtng stttam cootewe
AND
White sale
INFANTS' 50c
GERTRUDES
3rd Floor
INFANTS' 65c
OUTING GOWNS
INFANTS' $1.25
MUSLINWEAR
Mail Orders
Filled
The House
'Of Courtesy"
I Bedtime Story lor
UNCLE WIGGILY
By IIOTVARD
UNCLE WIGGILY LOKQEARS and
Knrse Jane Furry Wuxiy. his
muEkrat lady housekeeper, started out
from their hollow stump bungalow
one day, and paid a vielt to Mrs. Twis
ty tall, the piggle lady.
"I have something nice to show
you," said Mrs. Twistytail. as she let
them in. "It's the cutest little baby pig
you ever saw."
"Whose is.lt?" asked Nurse Jane.
"Mine, of course," answered Mrs.
Twistytail. "ami her name is Squeakie.
I named her after Squeakle-Eakie, the
little cousin mouse of Jollle and Jillio
Longts.II. And really my piggle baby
has a very squeaky voice, but she may
get over it. Come and look at her."
So Nnrse Jane and Uncle Wiggily
looked at Baby Squeakie In her bed
of nice, clean stray, and Uncle Wig
gily asked:
"Can she talk yetT"
"The Idea! Of course not! Isn't that
lust like a rabbit man?" cried Nun
"
it? L ,Eer2J2r.y 1 gn Mr ""V
yes."
AVe ought to have a patty-cake for
little Squeakier said UiKle WiggUy.
40c
3rd Floor
80c
3rd Floor
-That's so, we ought, and Til bake!c? of ' tha duck pond ocean.
her one," srwke Xurse Jane. "Come on. j
Wiggl Well go to the hollow stump '
" . . ..I. . . ... ....
cake tins and bake some nice little ,
(JKavtJ UUS MUU WAAVj OVU1G Ultt, lltu
cakes for Baby Squeakie TwlstytalL"
-That will be finer cried the bunny
uncle with a twinkle of his pink nose.
But. when Uncle Wiggily and Nurse
jane reaenea tne oungaiow tne musK -
rat Udy found that all her patty-cake
tins were so old and full of holes not :
having been used In a long time that11"? ? ., 1 . V- 2
they would never do for bakine cakes
in
"I'll have to have some new. shiny
patty-cake tins from the five and ten
cent store." she said to UncIeJVlggily
I111. KLet. tnem for you." offered
Off to the five and ten cent store lncle Wigg lv and the dancing hear
hurried Uncle Wiggily. On the way he Copyright. 1S19. by McClure Newna
saw Jackie and Peette Bow Wow. the ,ver Smdiiate.
puppy dog boys, skating on the ice of
"Come on. Uncle Wisrsrilv!" cried ,
tacKie ana beetle. nunc ana ssate
with us!"
?ot now. answered the bunny. "I
have to go to the store to get some
patty-cake tins for Nurse Jane. She is
going to bake a cake for Squeakie. the
piggie baby.
On and on.
over the fields and .
NO TONIC LIKE HOOD'S
IKsrsaparilla For a Time IJUe This,
After Influen-a, the Grip.
Mhen purified blood, rebuilt strength
and regulated bowels are essential.
In the after-effects of influenza, the
grip and other prostrating diseases.
Hood's Sarsapartlla has remarkable
health-helping effects. !
It expels the poisons ihit have
weakened and depleted tli blood,
causing pallor, anemia, flabby flesh
and lax muscles. It is the standard
blood remedy with a successful record
of nearly fifty years.
Many people it ls really astonish
ing how many need a fine, gentle,
easy cathartic in these Irving- times.
We recommend Hood's Fills used in
the best families, and euually ef
ffrxf with delii'.ite .voni'n o rolu--t
1 men iuaay to take, easy iv operate
1 Ad
JAKTJAiry
BABIES' $2.50
BED SHEETS
-3rd Floor
BABIES' 51.50
PILLOW SLIPS
-3rd Floor
INFANTS' $350
DRESSES, ETC
-3rd Floor
BROOMS USED IN STORE DECORATIONS
Little Plaza-Phone
the Little Ones
GOES SEATING.
J
R CAM.
I through the woods hurried Cncle Wie -
I gily. thinking what n' '
go uuumg uur ou. xze uvuguh " .
tie round crinkly-edged patty-cake
tins at the five and ten cent store, and
then he hurried back to the hollow
stump bungalow.
He was about half way there, and lie
was thinking about skating on the ice.
and what a good cook Norse Jane was
and an that. when, suddenly, out from
behind a prune tree sprang the bad old
Skee sicks.
"Ah, ha and Oh. ho!" cried the Skee
xlcks. "At last I have caught you.
Uncle Wigglly: I'll get some souse off
your ears sure, and you can't get away
from me as you did from the Ptpsise
wah. as you haven't any Ironing board
to slide down hllL-
-That Is true." sadly said the bunny
uncle. "I haven't any Ironing board
now. All I have are some little, round,
shiny patty-cake tins.'
"And you can't slide down hill in
them and get away from me!" laughed
the Skeexicks.
"No. I can't slMe down mil in tnem.
said Uncle WlKrily. still more sadly.
Thn I think sure I have caught
, t. sklcks. -you
can't slide down hOl and get away, so
you had better come with roe. Yonr
patty-cake tins will not save yon this
time."
"No, the tins will not save me by
turning into a sled, so I can slide down
hilir said Uncel Wlggliy slowly, 1ut
maybe T can put two of the smooth,
shiny tlnr on my pawsand skate fast
ana lar away irom yon over xne zrozen
That's
w"1 1 " - . . . ,
TheJV toT Skeexicks
linn blm. TTnele Wiairilv nut a natty-
ck tin on his first w. and another
. . , , . . ,
.on his second and then, being near the
?ond-Jh' nddnly hogan to skate over
, nd away from theSkeeiicks. And
th ' WM 90 '"D??rT LJJffc??? "
" i. "T " . j -ZT"
" .h' uS"" 1 fhnSSf.
f hf ?Te bi5. J5wlJK!i,t!B "f m?
noiiow stump sungaiow
ure jane nanen tne canes ior rjaay
Se.,Wthin
ry thing turned out for the
't - vou 'hlJd)n "JS?
; f,n??
Cleveland Man Erect
Hall as Hero Monument
Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 7. Lessons of
thrift and utility taught by the war
jare bearing fruit in Cleveland. In-
stead of placing a second ornamental
ori, f art alongside the monument
the city hall, which stands downtown
tin the center of Public square, it is
nroDosed to tear the old one down.
If plants proposed at a recent meet
ing of the county commissioners are
carried out a three story memorial
building will be erected In Its place,
dedicated to the
soldiers from the
city of Cleveland and Cuyahoga coun -
ty who fell In the war for democracy
of the world. A war relic repository.
lecture room and an assemblv hall
will take up the three floora A $J50.- ;
000 bond Issue for the memorial was'
voted at the November elections.
Sr0UU 1 rAMtf? A. HArVW
EAGER THRONGS in a never-ending itream continue
to alltnd oar great DOUBLE SALE EVENT. In
addition la the ChSdren's Wear Advertised Mow yea VriU
find ALL WINTER APPAREL ON SALE. ALL
WINTER HAtS and SHOES ON SALE and all
SILK and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN
and MISSES ON SALE.
GIRLS' $1.25
HAIR BOWS
S2JS0 WHITE
MIDDY SKIRTS
3rd Floor
GIRLS' $1150
WINTER COATS
16.05
3rd Floor
BY COURTESY GLENN BROOM MFG.
4580"
Years Ago Today
From The Herald of
This Date. 1905.
14
,
ll
fHE outsome of an extra ordinary
1 ouncil of war called by czar Nieho
las is the removal of peace with Japan
to the remote future. Regardless of
the coat. Rossis, will carry on the war
to the bitter end.
All the prospective candidates for
aldermen on the Davis ticket have
formally announced and are as fol
lows. J. B. Cadger, George Look. W.
J. Fewel. J. T. Grant. B. F. Hammett,
W. J. Rand, Richard Caples and G. L.
Hitt. Others on the ticket are A. &
J. Bylar, for recorder: G. C Wlmberly.
for city engineer; B. P. Jenkins for
assessor and tax collector, and J. H.
Smith for city treasurer.
Another roundup of hoboes was
made last night when -X were brought
in by officers Scott, Hord. Parra.
Greet, Word and Duran. After having
pleaded guilty to the vagrancy charge,
they were taken out beyond East El
Paso this morning and started on
their way toward Ysleta.
The Juares clerks have inaugurated
a strong movement in favor of the
early closing rule in that city and It
is expected that within a short time
all business places will not bo open
for business after 3 oclock In the
evening.
Mrs. V. R. Stiles and children will
leave for Bisbee next Monday.
Much famine and malarial fever Is
prevalent among the poor seoole of
northern Sinaloa as a result of the
aa kawuB in latuvcr OVUU .vfJICIl-
b,,.. The" floods which destroyed the
, crops and left many destitute, were
, followed by the scourges.
The board of directors of the T. M I
terrible floods in October and NO vera
; - A. win meet Monday night In the
olce of C. c. Titus for the purpose
of electing officers for the association.
I nder the new constitution, tsere are
. ls ottt-en. ... nU-. of ls
. tamrrii Wn
r.v"ew of the T. JC C
,how ,n t tait yea has
Kre.tJr progrS thanp!
vlous 47 years.
St. Louis Places Ban
On Street Soliciting
St. Louis. Mo, Jan. 7. Acting chief
of police O'Brien has issued an order
ma 1 an street solicitation for funds is
to sto? now that the war ls ended. So
licitation for legitimate war chart-
, ' ' " """""
1 ne oraer aoes not apply to zovern-
ment propaganda, such as sale of
thrift stamns and TJtnrtv hAHrif. Vcr-
allied war drives, which nrobahlv will
be held several times during the year
for foreign relief. O'Brien says special
permits will be issned.
M ILL ELKCT 3XC3XBBRS.
About 15 new members will be initi-
federal employes' union. Tninkv r
;R p. ra. at Odd Fellows hall The 1919
j membership books will be distributed,
Ihe roll now contains nearly 4M
names.
mrtUa Jt Co. nuy Liberty Bonds.
tdv.
U1H0 SrAoKES?
3rd Floor
Wednesday
JUNIORS' $25
WINTER COATS
3rd Floor
JUNIORS' $25
WOOL SUITS
3rd Flow
JUNIORS' $25
DRESSES
mm
3rd Floor
CO.
Phone Orders
filled
"The Store
Of Service"
The next fine
you buy calomel
ask for
The purified calomel tab
lets that are entirely trea
cf all sickening and safi.
TO ting effects.
BeCcaal nrtat. ru0 rzrraj.
fe"tsl' rr Asjyjit. M)
oil-3 .uxijt. (zksXti
It Soothes and Relieves Like
a Mustard Piaster Without
the Burn or Sting
Masierole is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard
It does all the work of tie old-fashioned
mustard piaster does it better and
does not Mister. You do not hare fc
bother with a doth. Yon simply rub
it on and usually the pain is gone I
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
.. i.y . m Kauiy ten you wtat re-
i tV'" icroat, Dron-
1 chitis, croup, stiff neck; asthma, neu-
- t: . . . , .
picunsy. rneaca.
tiSTCL lumbaiTO. DaillS 2nd achp: nf fh
back CT ioints. snrairj?. TnTri
bruises, dlilblains, frosted feet rnlTf
, thTnHrL
20c and 60c jars; hospital sue 52J50.
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough
Stop that w.-kfclns. DrtT
cold, ihr-atcnlne tbroat or !u-g ai- a
with Eckman'i Al;.r - - . .
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