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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1920.
EL PASQ TO GET
mUmmrWlwHelpedHim
Following a statement of C N J
I lar an organizer tor me adoiciii
Federation of Labor, that El Pao
Fr. nai have a million dollar motor
imu. i.-.iuijr wiuu. wu cum "
tv m l-oo ana iw men, a com-
mittee as named Monday night bj,
e Ltntral Labor union to wait upon
those interested In the factory re-
gardirg the kind of labor to be em
i ;oyec The committee consists or
J Moran. F. C- Standish and H
, Green
Mr Idar announced the organisa
tion of a new Ed Paso tailor's union.
with 60 members.
At a previous meeting a report -was
made to the effect that the armv
store was to close here. No -Investigation
was made but a telegram was
sen to Congressman Hudspeth, pro
testing the action. At the meeting
Monday nizht the congressman
re '
ply was read. He stated th-t con
ference with the military men had re
vealed that the stores In every city
will remain open as long as they have
am s)rt of material for sale.
Pyramid Pits
Treatment
Tie Great Household Treatment lor
Itcalac Bleedlnir or Iro-
trntUa-p Pile.
SESU FOR FREE TRIAL
Almost Tery
X&mllr lias at
least one soSer
er icbo sfcoold
have the
blessed relief
.afforded by
Pyramid pile
J Treatment.
Ton can baxe
a tree trial by
matt or it yoa
cannot wait, ret
a 60 cent box at
anydniff store.
Tate eo sabsti
tnte. Join, toe harv
f- pr throiur wIjo
k .dotr the praises
lif T-n-Amtfft
I Is tio H.raUr Feettar JJse tBls con-
ne m tfco Kei f poa for free
FTrSaBltl BeHeC trlaL
FHEE SAMPLE COTJPOH
ptimmtp dejjs oohpakt. .
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r sesd xae a ITee stssjss or
;PHTrft-Vit.l3ptolaTtr3ger.
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SEE OLD, FADED 5
GARMENTS TURN NEW j
"Diamond Dyes" Add Years of j
Wear to Discarded
Garments ;
Tion't wornr about perfect results.
Tse -Diamond lres." guaranteed to
gne a new, rich, fadelesa, osor to
anv fabric whetherlt be wool. silk.
linen cotton or mixed goods dresses.
blouses stockings, skfc-ts, children's ,
tort; feathers, draperies; eovertngs.
The Direction Book with each pack- i
-ce tells so plainly how to diamond
,, oer any color that you can not
a,ce a mistake.
Tn natrh anv tnAterlsJ. have drUlT-
c-igt slow you "IHamond Dye" Color
ard Adr
Sick 17 Years, Believed By
Taking No. 40 For the Blood
For 17 years I was troubled with
nropsv and bad blood. I took every
kind of medicine that was recom
r mdf 1 to me, without benefit, until
I got a bottle of Number 40 and it
helped me so much that I got two
more bottles -no since taking the
i-cord bottle. I am feeling fine. I
wish to recommend Number 40 to
am one needing a blood medicine as
I believe it is as good as recom
mended Mrs. Jane Goodwin. Gideon.
Mo Number 40 is demanded in de
lraec conditions of the system, espe
cialH sf the blood and general health.
In chronic enlargement of the spleen
or liwr In enronic malarial poison
ing Removes the causes of disease
bv stimulating the removal of waste.
thus encouraging nutrition. Em
ployed with success In blood troubles.
-Mron' rheumatism, catarrh, ecsema
ard "in diseases. Mads by J C
Vendcnhall, KvansvUle, Ind. 4 years
a druggist. Kelly-Pollard, whole-
Put an End to
CATARRH
lead Seises, Eay Fever, Beaisess
An Old Physician's Genuine
Kem&dy That Hits the Spot
Amutec bene
feu are beint re
ported & person.
wao fvaercfi inn
toUrrk. persistent
ctils n tk htod,
aad taasr who
were laurtled fey
heed 9tss and
ftjitftft sWn
doe t case aue:
also kayfrvtr aad
rose cold,
A noted JT
csan. Dr BSessefa
has fo-sd a combination of aerb fratrast,
sootfcjc tai healing -to b- saoked in a
11 - ctxaretts, or by bornsDS on a holder.
a ha1 e the wholesome medteated vapor.
Dr FlcoMr'a BeiMdr to toarmlMi it eeotlllil
B0 tobSrca or oUmt Otiettxioa draft. No HbtbmO
Count a pleavau berbU rHrf dmned tawirrS
a camp m eor. of trritMfca. tflKaaran. offea-
tr otto fslttcc Of omens into OKU;
ImitES. rotrlBc. tinting
7 etber dtstrBMlcx bead
ottnds aod bcsiUit fif
fleu 7 dm to rm
nexioas aad bealni to
nriog estaiTB. Eld rw
self of it Stn Ufil
Dr tZtma tars abo.
mo gbcF-ld aarp sanw of
di sSEokaea eoawyaEd
mxty tr aid to xarrent-
oa ercaaea afHan,
Whl nkainc tfanitii
aat asMtdsc oeiwftt joOj
suy nr roar ttfs. aa
w o OrTUrem.
Brry a box of DR. BIjOSSEES REM
EDY at any bus? drai store. Or estate a
proof rackage of tbtt potest faersal reaedr,
"T . onjT 10 - aTr taw wo
el&ssii ca, cE-n, atulnta. cji
L J. OVERLOOK, BROKER
PRIVATE LEASED WIRE
CorreiKn dec t i
Vosnn & Brran, Cnlcaco. ew
xorh- Paine. Webber Co Boa
ton. Utilolfcu
S17 o OreGrOn St. Ph. ZASt
St. JlrKlm Hotel
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Man Pulls Old
Trick On Texan
Ray Kline, of southern Texas, late-
i ts will tiraftr hn rare
befriendine stransers.
Kline appeared at police headquar
ters Monday night with a strange
tale of Ingratitude. He explained
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who said his home was In El Paso.
xhe stranger was bewailing the fact
that he did not have enough money to
get to his borne and people here.
Kline had been picking cotton and
dolne other work and had a bank roll.
He heard the tale of woe and wasjmltted tt Ihe exhibitors explained
moved to aid the man to reach El
Paso.
"Come and stay with rae and my
folks , we'll be glad to have you."
Kline said his new foand friend said,
as he was also coming here.
Kline purchased two tickets ro El
Paso, ana toe pair arrirea nere in we
early morning.
Kline said bis -friend" then started
walking him west, telling htm tae
"folks lived in the outskirts of .He
town. As they got into a loney re
gion. Kline said the man palled re
volver and oredred him to give the
remainder of the roll. Instead Kline
grappled with the man and took the
revolver from him. The stranger ran.
Franc Is oow the only promineat conn
try of Btxrope that baa refused to Kraut
women the tisht to vote.
Should women
be put' on trial for
their faults?
Should women be put on trial for their
faults? And should they be tried by
men? Are their so-called weaknesses
due to the mediocre demands of men ?
Do women know how to stick to ideals
that are not social assets ? What is the
type of girl that invariably becomes an
old maid? Do men put a premium on
virtue?
These are a few of the questions that
are discussed and answered in a tre
mendously stimulating article called
"Supply and Demand." Every woman
in America owes it to herself to read it.
This is but one of the 38 stimulating and
amusing features in this big magazine.
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PET STOCK PUT
EXHIB
With the crowing of a hundrel
competitive cocks and the cackling
of twice as many mens, the poultry and
rabbit show was opened Monday at
noon In Liberty halL The bunnies
are there by scores, so are guinea
pigs and other pet animals, including
some beautlfF house cats, who are
not as noisy as the roosters.
The show opened with a good at
tendance. This afternoon school
children md their teachers were !-
how to also rabbits and chickens ant
guinea pigs and how to take care of
cats and other pets. They also tM
them there was lots of money in rais
ing chickens which sell at 45 ecu's
a ponna. ana wai me oeoa mj ceto
which are now quoted at 90 cents a
doses.
Rabbits Profitable.
Rabbits, too. are profitable, the
exhibitors explained. Rabbit meat
Mil. A ron nd 40 cents a Donnd. aad
rabbit skins sell for as aigb as VI
a piece. Rabbit skins are used for
something else esides to wrap tne
baby in. according to the rabbit
breeders They say that most "fox.
rainV "nkiink- and other furs on
the market were lifted from ihe
bonny .
Rabbits are all colors, almost.
Krisp
mON
Strange Malady
Grips Oklahoma
AndKansasArea
Kansas City. Me, Jan. IS. Whether
a mysterious intestinal malady which
has appeared in Kansas and Okla
homa exists in other communities of
the southwest was a matter for much
speculation here today. Meantime, of
ficials of the t o states in which the
disease haa been found were making an(j steel in carloads,
efforts to identify It and employ. By transit privileges Is meant that
.. . ..irh..T lt ,nr.H iron and steel received here Irom toy
means for checking Its spread. (eastern rolling mills in sheet and
Topeka, Kan., and Muskogee. OUa , th unfinished forms may be put
apparently are the worst sufferers.
At Toneka. advices here said. 200
cases have Been reported ana uhol
flci.l estimates Disced the number
at 1000. Many school children are
among those ill there. At Muskogee.
it is sain, mere are wwui w v.cb.
No fatalities were known to have oc
curred at either place and the death
list from the malady remained at four,
all at Sklatoc .. the little Oklahoma
town where It was first noticed. The
situation at Sklatook Is said
t be
under control.
State health department inspectors
sent to Sklatook to investigate were
expected to furnish information to
day that would assist the authorities
in classifying the epidemic
Some physicians express the belief
that the malady is a form of dysentery,
while others were of .the opinion it
is a gastric form of Influenza.
There are black ones and white ones
and gray ones and red ones and
-mixed ones. A pure white fur is
vi luable, so Is a red. gray, brown or
black one. but a fur with Just a little
white in it is not much good. Th
white spot in a fur has to be taken
out and another color Inserted. Some
furs have been streached, and are )R
exhibit to show how it is dose.
Besides maktn coats, furs, collars
I and scarfs, muffs and the like, rab
Mt hair makes ftne hats for men.
Many House Cats.
a score of house cats with prettv
ribbons ibout their necks were taken
I from the home couihes and placed
' in the exhibit cages. Cat fur is costly
1 too, but these cata. the owners say.
are too fine to sain tor inr.
The guinea pfgs. which are given
credit In Pigs Is Pigs," for reproduc
ing so fast are also on display.
The show is a Joint one of the El
Paso Poultry association and the t'
: paso Rabbit Breeoers ana rancwa
association. It Is considered educa
tional, and for this reason no war tax
I is charged. It will be open each a!-
I ternoon ana mgnt inruusn di"
1 . ... kiMt. th mAiiltPV
Among the exhibits at the poultry
show at Liberty hall, which opened
snow ai wuw iinir. .v,.v.,
i.hv the Eovs- and Girls' Chicken
I SIT1 ?I tn?2T X? Sub members
rfVen a baby chk to
.".w-wS. i,iilnex -
were
hTed.-'T,; StaS-Nional , hank
raise.
and Misi Helen Hubbard Swift, diree-
Misi Helen mm bwiiu : -
tor of the nome economics n
of the chamber of commerce, direct
l- .a. a &! p awvumarm. nirvrt
ed the work.
Hey, John! Oo tlome;
Dad's Not Mad About
The Fliooer Smashup
Afraid his father would be angry
because he took the lamilj car out
nnd broke It. John Greene. Jr, aged
IS, stole silently from his bed at 1
a. m.. Tuesday morning, indefinitely
borrowed dad's mule, and disap
peared. The father. J. W Greene, who re
sides near the Fort Bliss reservation.
, uin-hln. fnr the lmd. He Is not
angry at the youngster for Jazzing I
the flivver Into a .curb, nor is he,
anery over his son borrowing the I
mule. He wants him to come home
and be a good boy.
The bov. when last seen, wore sol
dler's trousers, leather leggings and
a black and red overcoat. He has
blue eyes and brown hair.
ROADS ALL BAD: TRAVEL
BY MOTOR CAR IS LIGHT
The snow and ra'n during the paat
fry days have made the roads into
El P&h Dractieallv lmoaasable and.
with the exception of the laotonsts
in El faso awaiting -et'.r roaa con
ditions, no tourists have registered
at the Antomobile club thia week.
I The following report was received
irom LorusDurg mis morning. ine
roads were ery heavy, but not im
passable. Worst place Just west of
Lordsburg. Last night a car came in
from Benson. It left Florence yes
terday Beat route at present is
through Willcox and Benson to
Tucson." .
The following report from Bal
mornea Indici.es that roads are In
bad shape eaat of El Paso. -Roads
very muddy. almost impassable.
Would advise tourists iay ng oer
until conditions are better."
Tat road to Alamogordo is report
ed fairly good.
W. J. Wilson and J. A. Treat, of
Flagstaff, left last nig'it for Banger:
Wm. Freidllne, of Anions, left for
San Antnoio. ,
Motorists in the c!:y ore C J.
Young and family. Stryker. O . L R.
Barksdale and R. B. Owens. Sablnal.
W. W. Noyes and W. T. Alien. Mil
waukee; Henry Bauman and wife.
New Tork city. E. J McClarty and
George C Young, Phoenix. Chas.
Hoover, Hannibal, Mo.. T. R. Chap
man and Bob Adams. Albuquerque.
HIGH LITERARY SOCIETIES
PLAN INTERESTING STUDY
The Junior and 3enlor IJterary so
cieties will hold a Joint book review
this afternoon at the high school.
Both societies have arranged a group
of interesting studies.
The Senior society will present
Ihiasany's "Plays of God and Man,"
by Miss Helen Oldham; Peabody's.
"The Piper," by Miss Fannie Foster.
MacKer's "Jeanne d' Arc," by Miss
Edith Glddlngs aad Berry's "Half
Hour Discussions." by J M. Frank.
The Junior society will present
Svneon's "Kidnaoed." by Miss
Elizabeth Walker. Blackmore's
"Lorna Dooae." by Miss Maud Isaacs;
Bronte's -Jane Byre." by Miss May
Campbell: Ktngaley's "Westward
Ho." by Miss Martha Candler; Dick
ens's "David Copperfleld," by Miss
Elizabeth Harris.
Examinations will begin Friday and
will continue until next Thursday.
Special examinations will be given
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.
The boys' double quartet met Tues
day morning for rehearsal.
Meetings will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon of the Spanish, History and
Mathematics departments.
WILSON PACKING HOUSE
EMPLOYES GIVEN DINNER
Ra.i4M.m011. KCcon&ttDr deoartment
employes and department heads of the
local branch of Wilson and company. I
packers, were tendered a banquet In
th ffrlll room at the iheiion oatnr-I
oay nisnu a number ox .Tjpnmpn.
speeches were made. TnoM- piesent
were: R. U. Oliver, hxal n4fiueer;
J W Cotton, district manager Dal
las. K. M. Chant. A. MUUr. F. Bera
Tren. la BoswelL Oeorire I'opnineer.
Joseph H. Elgher, Ben Day. Bob
Bryant, Arnold XHimmell, Branch Fa
trelle. Chas. Owens. Jack Borland, '
Bob Oliver. 3r L A. Horton. A. Tms
sel. W R. Miller. A. T. Wllkie, M. F.
Connoly. and A. Walker. i
This is an annual affair given by 1
the company In appreciation of the
efforts of the local branch employes. '
The past year was a very satlsfac- j
tory one. manager OU.er announced.
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AUTOS CO LMDS IIB1D ON '
Automobiles driven by William!
Cirrm and O C McConnell collided
hta'l on at al Vtrde Monday nigtat
f, th cirs -? ) dly (limat-'id but J
op was njurtd Garcia was ar- I
iiu.L.0 J
HIT GETS NEW
RATE M STEEL
1 Paso has just gained a rate con
cession from the railroad adminis
tration, which makes it probable that
this city will be one of the largest
structural steel producing centers In
the entire west. This advantage has
just come in the form of the anthorl
MttAp nf transit nrivllesAa on iron
tr-rough local foundries and sent to
,,.-,. ,MtlnAtlons on a throueh rate
other destinations on a through rate
battia. and not on a combination rate
basis as previously, m ouier woni
a train load of sheet Iron or s.eel i s
originating in Pittsburg. Pa may be S
shipped to El Paso and made over Into 1 3
finished products for structural us
and then shipped to Tucson oris
Phoenix any time within a year at alg
rate atimated on a Plttsbu:g to To- Is
I son delivery. A small tran-1'. privilege
!..- 1- .(. ! 100 noniids.
The announcement of the granting!
of this concession to El Paso was
made Tuesday by A. U. Tadlock. dl
retor of the chamber of commerco
traffic bureau. It la effective aa ofi
December 11. 1S11. Mr. Tadlock
started the agitation to obtain
rate. '
the
T. & P. OFFICIAL ENDS
EL PASO INSPECTION-1
J A. Somervllle. general manager !S
of the Texas and Pacific railroad, left S
Monday night for his headquarters J M
at Dallas, fln'sbing his tour of in-' J
spectlon. While In El Paso he said If
a number of Improvements tor theig
local terminal of the road were being .
considered. A new round house lJg
one of them, he said. Twenty-Ova
engines oae oea wim i
CONGESTED TRAFFIC TO BE
RELIEVED IN WEST TEXAS
Austin. Tex, Jan. U Traffic con
gestion in West Texas will be re
lieved by February 1. according to
expectations of G.L. Brown, assistant
in charge of transportation In Texas
fnr th. federal administration, who
was here today. The situation Is re-J
ceiving direct attention. Be sara. ana
everything possible is being done to
relieve It-
TO LOCATE BANKHEAD
HIGHWAY WEST OF HRE
I Birmingham. Ala-. Jan. IX. James .
.Sproull. actlng.presMent of the Bank- 1
,. Mattftn. Hlcrhwav association I
has called at Birmingham. Ala, ren.
5,a meeting of the.board of directors
of the Bank head National Highway
,as. - JctalK.n. for the. purp, of re-
- WTtZJ2J'S??23L
. . c-moraia to san Diego,
- .: wUl also fill vacancies
1 z j - . . . .
on the board or airectors ana ar
range a program for the Ponrth an-
Lnual convention la not springs, atk-,
April is ana it.
PRICE OF NEW CROP SUGAR
TO CONSUMER.17i4c POUND
New Tork. Jan. IS. A price of 14
cents a pound for granulated sugar
from the new crop has been estab
lished for the wholesale and manu
facturing trade y the American
Sugar Refinlnr company
ph. -i
pe-rpoun'd to th.eo1Sum.r would be
14 cents per pouno.
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Free Dessert Molds
These Individual Des
sert Molds come in as
sorted styles, six to the
set. The six will serve a
full package of Jiffy-Jell.
We send the full set for
5 end labels. The molds
are aluminum, and the
set Is worth 60c
Other Free Molds
The labels called for are
each package which mentions
with the labels called for and
...Jiffy Measorine Cup (2
laDcis;.
...Set of Six Individual
Molds, as pictured (5
labels).
BIG CORPORATIONS SEND
IN THEIR TAX PAYMENTS
Receipts for Monday in tax collect
nr Del Ridley's office totaled ffl.-
' - a Mki. huh. th. rMH of taX
paying since the office began roeelv-
Another
A
Smart
Sport
Oxford
The center of attraction in our advance showing
of Spring Footwear, in center display case, is a
woman's smart sport oxford.
Thk comes m dark calf wih loog wing tip. Barrow toe and
low flat heel. Tni oxford has bfod eydels. The introduc-
e
f
tory price is
$12.50
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Take "Cascarets" Tonight
and Wake Up Clear,
Feel bully! Be efficient! Don't
stay sick, billons, headachy, con
stipated. Remove the liver and bowel
, unison which is keeping your sain
..ow. yo.r bead dlasy. jour tongue
costed.' your breath bad and stomach
THIS CUP FREE
This Jiffy Measuring Cup is free to users of Jiffr-JeH. Just send
os the end labels from two Jiffy-Jell packages the labels naming
the flavor and we will mail the cup.
This aluminum cup holds exactly one-half pint. Fill twice vrfth
boiling water to dissolve one package Jiffy-Jell. It also holds ex
actly one cup, as called for in many recipes. Ordinary cups so vary
ia sue that many recipes are spoiled. So this exact cup, with mark
ings showing fractions of cup, is essential in every home.
H 1" a W
We fnake these offers to
show more women what Jiffy
Jell means to them.
Jiffy-Jell differs vastly from
other quick gelatine desserts.
Each package contains a bottle
of condensed fruit Juice.
We crush the fruit, condense
the juice, and bring you real
fruit in abundance in these
Jiffy-Jell desserts.
That's the important point
Flavor is mere taste, and often
artificial. The fnrit itself is rich
in earthy salts. Everybody
needs it every day.
For a Few Cents
Fresh fruit and canned fruit
are expensive. Here are rich
fruit dainties which are not
And they are rich in fruit
Half a pineapple, for instance,
is used to flavor one Jiffy-Jell
dessert Then almost a whole
lemon is used to acidulate the
mixture.
Yet a package of Jiffy-Jell
serves six people in mold form,
Real-Fruit Desserts
10 Flavors in Vials tSSVJL
Mint Raspberry Cherry
Loganberry Strawberry Lime
Pineapple Orange Lemon Coffee
Jiffy
the end labels the one on
the flavor. Send the coupon
check the molds you want.
.Pint Dessert Mold (5
labels).
Pint Salad
labels).
Mold (5
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lng taxes October 1. Of the total re
ceipts 4M.I7 was for current taae
The G. H. 4 S. A. paid (11.(44.41. the
Trl-State Telephone company, 17.
WK 7 the Texas "ln,riU"Br
S1.44172. and the Goodyear Tire com
pany J1171-"-
New One
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COLOR BACK!
for Your Liver and Bowels
Rosy, Fit No Gripe!
sour. Why not spend a few cents for
a box of Cascarets and enjoy the
nicest, gentlest lasaUve-eathartjc you
every experienced? Cascarets never
gripe, sicken or inconvenience one
like Salta. Ofl. Calomel or harsh PUls.
They work while you sleep Adv.
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and twelve if you whip the jell
all for a few cents.
It is also quick. Simply add
boiling water, as directed oa
package, then the fruit-juice
flavor from the vial, and let cooL
Millions are using these
quick, economical fruit des
serts, and no home now should
miss them.
Try These Flavors
Try Loganberry and Pine
apple for desserts; Try Lime
fruit flavor. It makes a tart,
green salad jelL Mix in your
salad before cooling. Or mix
in meat scraps and make an
appetizing meat loaf.
Try Mint Savor. It makes
a restful mint jell to serve with
meats or as a side dish.
Try them now. Then send
us the end labels which men
tion the flavor, and get the
Jiffy Cup and any of our molds.
See the coupon. Cot
it out so you won't
forget
Dessert Co,
Waukesha, Wis.
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I enclose .... labels as caHed for.
Send the molds I check at side.
Itching, Burning
Skin Diseases
Are Caused by Poisoned
Blood. .
Authorities are now of the opln'on
that many forms of eczema and erup
tive skin diseases are caused b?
humors in the blood. This state of
the blood may be due to irreguia-
habits. Improper action 01 tne uvr
kldneys, stomach or some contractor!
blood disease. Internal treatment
that goes directly to the root of the
tpimhie acts uoon or purifies the
blood is the most dependable means
of getting real relict.
Such a treatment Is Prescrlpt'on
C-itSX. a reliable blood purifier Ti'i
splendid meaicmai preparation 13
used for years by a successru' pa
btan in his nvivate Dractlce. It rro-
daeed such satisfactory results for
his patients and has since relic--e 1
so many thousands that it's possible
that it will give you reuer.
If you are now suffering the tor
tares of burning. Itching eczema, or
any eruptive skin disease, and a
other medicine and doctors hai
failed, go to your druggist and iret
S1H bottle of Prescription C-Zli:
If two bottles do not give you suf
ficient benefit to Justify your con
tinuing the treatment, take th
empties back to the same drugget
and get the J J M that you paid for
the prescription,
While taking Prescription C-SIJJ,
the bowels should act regularly, tc
hlrt throw off the rjolsons which are
causing your trouble. There Is noth
ing better tnan zsi xaver num. iaij
have certain tonic effects and do no"
sicken or gripe. One is a dose
If your druggist win cot supply you
with Prescription C-2S23 and 223 1
Liver PUls, both will be sent you
postpaid on receipt of 11.75. Suppose
you write the 2223 Laboratory, Mem
phis, Tentu 132 South Second St. for
literature, 1929 Alnarmc and sampls
of the Pills.
prescription
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CnticnraOmtment
BestForRoiigli Red Hands
KeflatacBerecSsctxTe fa soothing ad
hnt. Bathe dem cmch mxftt m a
urooz hot btfaer cf Concur Soap. Dry
and rb in Pt-'"T Orataaeot. sad wes?
otd stoves dmmf Che Trgfrt. Rents;
eft. wtutebaahv
if taia.lBt TakaSc.
""Getjcar 3ttu .dutrw waiioatsng.
The TickiQ
Makes You
Cough
Stops The Tickfm
By Hestfing The Throat
33c per Bottle
A Frea Box of
Grovels
O-Pen-Trate Salve
(Opus t&! Peres aoi Peastritss)
For Chest Colds. Head Colds
and Croup, is enclosed with every
bottle of Hayes' Healing Honey.
You get the Cough Syrup, the Sahre,
and some Liver Mfls lor one price. 54c.
Made. Recemmended and Guaranteed
tothePnbSc by
Paris Medicine Company
Kia&faexnrtri of
Laxative Bramo Quinine Tablets and
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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