The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume], October 31, 1913, Image 6

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Urn,
Doctor (cbs an of local committee
lunching Sut luy evening at Urn lond
In (only b . t wKm the concert com
paiiyi May i t-k you . que.stlou?
M1h Lyuu ixwMtly ami hopefully)
You may.
Dofltor Ih Vlctorlii Lynn your real
uaute?
Mlaa Lynn It hi and nhvnya bus
Iratn. It in ho written in tlio Ms book,
Uwt-
loetor It Is ik) euphonious that I
wondered If yon hud uor soleoted It
Wiuply ac u ta name. Ho changed
th nohjact, and Victoria .Lynn Is still
her real mrih. inery. Wn tho doc
tor married ?
INTERESTING SPECIMEN!
The 8 a. m. trnla was three Uoura
A balf hour before 0 pnwengerg
bogan to aw table in tho station test It
should "niuLe up' time. It didn't. It
rua markutl up again, "Five hours
Into." Most of the women who bail
bacvod the Utter jsero wouther ("But
ye don't notice 'obl." bp auso yon
are too uurnh, "up In Dnkota") waited
tho two bourn In tbo station. A ilea
conom, who snt nearest neighbor to
Victoria Lynn, was moot anxlnin nlxjut
bcr connecting train in Wutertowu.
MIhj Lynn t.iok her railroad guide and
oasod ber tnitui bv showing her that
there was .mill another train nut on the
Milwaukee In the evening. Then the
deaooutws IuiiiiiiimI up thus: "You are
tbe lady that spoke hero last night."
Mlas Lynn modestly aakiKiwIodged tbe
fact. "And what la your work 7" nail
ed tho deacon lady. "I am doing soma
wort for tbe Midland Lyceum Hu
ron u.M Then tho good sister chatted on
la an absorbed like way about bnr own
vrork and hospitals and sociology and
Kate Bernard and marriage and m 1k
atona and auiM"tily axelaluied with a
gleam that snerned like recognition.
"Ob, I Heard a quartet about a month
ago, and tbey belong to tbo same mu
acum you do!" Mian Lynn managed
to ask about the fraternal apccimeitf
and identified the group to bo tbo
oliisalllaitlon known in the ii-mtiso
ment world m tbe Otttrbelna. Quary.
What kind of a curio 1 Mh Lynn? (
RAILROAD KJSW8
Heien young men from the ran i s ot
railway employes of tbe Southern Pa
rifle have recently bees awarded njltol
mhlps in .the school oi ra t r.iil
rnading which thnt company maintain
aecaediag to ao announcement made it
th gtmmtkl aafees today. They are A.
C. Poaey, a lne clerk; John A. stur
Inick, x fmight clerk, Warron Tu.'k.-r.
g) at a ton bagareninu; .1. J. Sullmtn.
lUMfltaat; eklef clerk on the Tuecoa dl
Ttllt; V. A. Warraek, a file olerk : W
M. Wfcttaey, a ilrMHyHwnuH; aitd F. E.
Yoa'Mira, a yard slerk. Tftr of the
men are tellag? gra4ttftti
The Southern Pactfle si bool of rail
ltttHn, under Xrma Collyr, la uaiqoo
among Kilinatioenl initit.tiim. Otfl
eer of thn company . on.l .i't the r'.iri"
snd the linden ic are irnttered irow
nrtland la Bl Paaa. Then, are no paid
jMtrtietar.H aad aa tnttion feoa. The
flt(Hto are under nalary, Nane but
companjr emflnyeR are tdiKlble and no
WMrriwl man art appointed, ia vrhUh
rcapoot tboro is n rexoniblaue to ta
tahol at Annapolis and Wt I'oint.
'I'iiH Htudant nro botweon the fif m'
twanty-ono and thirty and are ahoaan
for grit, nmbltinn, IntelliiteufP aad of
flrfeney. khnt they have hIiomu in taoir
nrovimiB works
The Soul horn Paeifle eourae envort a
nartod of forty-two tnantha, apprnxi
tuataly that of n al!t-e eurrleuium
The beginner starU at a tuoIiuin-iaeil
aUtllon, wliore he aerrea lx mouths ns
wnroliOHMtiinu, baf!naoiliuii and elork,
pnrfornilnff the aetunl work tin any nth
or otniiloye. Ho In then trnngfarrod to
another division to ipmtl fhrao months
inrtrncfe work. After bo has loanied to
"n.tl a apiha ma.nl and ralaa low Joint.-in-
i moreil t the 1'ioad building nid
iut hi three months with tl.e snporin
londt'iit ot triinaportntioii. N'i' euuw
three moalh in the jhopa, t en the
-nnif period In train mviee; thon brer
imiitha ill the areonntlug depnrtinciit :
ii-l flnillly three months In the tnrllT
'iir.'im of the truffle department, nuik
nit o years In all.
If he has wet the rigid reipilremontH
f the eovrse, the student is now roudy
to ehooM whether he will follow the op
THtlnr, the traffic or the aeKnuntlnp
'irnneh of the rnilrmid bii.inoi. In
whieheer line ho elent, ho is jtlvon
ipeeinl opportniilly for oxperloncu ami
tdvaneement.
If the stiident ehooso I lie oporntipjj
lepartnent, he rutttrns to the ho
ind ronndhonses for a further jiiihlii!i
i long tticrhnuical lines; ho pu in two
"onths In the tnre depnrhneir an'
ho iiiiMitlin in the xijrnnl enjtlneer'i if
'"r: he aciiiire jireator iMIIi-hm cy hi
'inititi "nnee f w.iy; Irtti-r he spen l
i.i.m'Mk In the jienerni tniuii'ut't
itl,T. where he te'n in foneh wlfi !h
.ui.iiiti.ifl at n whole; and finitlly Ur
en a (Ive month tlnUhtii: will,
tirl'e.'.-'rs diepntehers and triinin.ix
ei ti n hnay divinion. At toe end ( f
' f,nir, he ia adjudtPl either lit tun
erml for m Minor oMeial posit i u or not
rort'i taviaf.
Si. ,1'irU In the traflte dlpnnient
' cut i alven upeeial n.rk in n
iik.' oiH'-e. in (he Boll"latioii of tho
rei, -'. nnd aa amisUn'. t n freivht
.til :ioiih,t Kfoat it an oullayuiv
in , wl.ere be will hi ithettly lii
out: "t with peraons -f enmpauy '
n ,u nnd become versed n t!ie art
f . 'li'ijj traimporta&ion.
tf he I'lmoKtu 'he tinditinji department
tin lat ciKiteen month are sptnt en
irely in the general offiee trtivittg
ntriiiite thra4s of the aeeousts.
Sinee appotniments to the tiu1ent
nrt' ar.- made only from the rank?
f empli-ye, it frerjHentl hnppons llmt
he Ktiiiicnt has had sonnd and practloai
' XMrinfe in oae or more of the tie
' uirtiiiei t flHaigiwii. Tn this eao, ho i
Liivnn :id va need eredlf and is not re
J (nii-e.1 in 4iijdiate his work ntmopossur
I lv. inif -lie eotnpany l frankly look
i nit fi.rwind to hi eonipletlHjj hi. course
ind )i.niiijt the burden wf olllolal re-
'Mini!'lity.
The - I. 'tries are preseribod accord-
tin to a nednle and vary front io to
(100 per month. The majority of thr
tie lent have surrendered positions thai
l iv ere pnyinu more fhun por montl'
n order ti take :id nntiii- of the unus
i.il iippur'miitie rvflVril by the eiinrso.
viOKmS" KBBDBD FOR
CO-OrSJtATIVE ORGANIZATION
That eery i-omtuereial and duvelop
oetit orgaiiixatioo llteeta uboiit the (Utile
financial difficultiox U indirntml by the
felowing einiilar lei'er sont out to
iiembers of the executive emntnittee by
Secretary Seth B. llolniKi) of tho Co
Operative Commercial elnbs of Now
Mexipfl and wet Texas from his (tfilw
it Amarillo;
Amariilo. Tea., Get. 28. 1013.
M .. W. P. rial, Menihis. Te.; S.
. Tomoa. noewell, N. Xt.j P. P. Hold.
Mobeetie, Tex.; H. B. Hening, Albn
iierriie. N. M.
i ientlemen:
An member of the aseeatlvo eomml
fee -f the Cooperative Commercial
hilw r eimt-.rn Vew Mexico aad west
Texa. I have to report to von thnt
ii-ont to 'b.i laMt week and had a
onferenee with President U. D. Old
-ejiatdiutt the future work of this
irgniiixutinn. '
Fer lnee the orgnnixntlon 1 have
' e,.n . '.nfronted with the rather dlffl--ult
task of showing renults without
tie proper flaanees: ontlor our ronsritn
, imi and by-law, we "OUhl hopo to
' iiave more thon 6JV00 or $6W) iuenine
!cr annum. If we propone to eoudtiet
in active cainpaitfu, it would require
tuuty thouaand of dollars, ns nny
liinkinn man eaa readily sao. Some
. -the i aoeiatioiiK of like uhanu-ter are
lo-inj.' till aetive wnrk, hut thoy omploy
i Beeretftty for all his time, and allot
him it libiral espenio aoeount.
j In n general way, Prasliletit nidbtttn
I and mvnelf agreed that tho only course
1 .... L I . . -. ...... i
iru iwr mu in fin ill iuiisi, ivus li
(H'.diirt the aaaociation alnuj: devolnp
ment plane for bin tei-tlon, in nliiny
little money, mid cut out nil attempts
to Nmie ejrpeimive booklets, ete but
instead, to hold about four ot-:oeth-er
rneetlnits each ynar, nnd uttompt to
hold our uieinbershlp together by letter
an ar a possible, and to uhp thn com
bined weight of our tneuiberahip in 'iv
Ing moral suppor' to all worthy enter
prises affecting the. territory of this
aMtoeiatinn. It was aleo decided (.) sub
mit to you the following boundary linen
for tho UFVreiatlnn, to-wlt: Take the
Hlo. 0 ramie river ihrough New Mexico
as a weetom boundary lino up to Kin
biindo, thence following the western
county line of Tihw eouutyj to tho Colo
rado state line, la Texas, taking tho
enmities of Haines, Dawson, llurdini,
Onrxa, Kent, Rtouownll, Knox nnd Will
barger ns the soutlinra tier of countlox
of To.xhh.
The prasidont instructed mo to bo
gin tho eompilation of Htntintle on each
county invnlveil, and to nee t lit; now.
It You Had a Wooden Whistlo
And It Wouldn't Whistle
Would You Blow It?
Iou wouldn't; you know you wouldn't.
Maybe that's wbat'a the mmtoi with
your printing It doesn't bring ro
stilta. LET US DO YOUR
PRINTING FOR YOU
taper in keepi'" ll tittitic liefn-i
he people. We decided that good rondu
vas Mile of mir iiiiun line of work. The
t'lr"t road to be tnken up. wjih the one
rnm Albuquerque through Siintn l!nn
ml Iloii-e. Vow Mexico, to Clovls,
rheneolhrough Hereford to Amarillo,
md connect nith the Cnbiradoto-Uuli'
'utp. We arc eudeiivorlng arrange
tor n ditto for the meeting of thin line
ust as sunn ns psiblc.
I will I hank ymi to carefully study
this letter, and If the decisions reaohod
'y President Oldham nud myself mei't
.vith our approval, please (1. K. this
opy of your letter, and return to roe
"or my files, together with any siiggen
fimis yon have n nffer. 1 will follow
low this letter In a few days with re
quests for information fn-m your sev
rnl districts. Incidentally, If yoor or
unnb.ntion has not paid its pro-rata
please forward me cheek for satuo 8
vour curliest convenience. The dties are
based on ."u per hnmlred pnpnlutiou. nn
Ier tho 1U10 census, with a minimum ot
f.i.nnn for nny club and one dollar for
my individual. Vonrs very trnly.
SBTll II. 1IOI.MAN
ecrotnry-Treasnrer.
RESOLUTIONS
WMRKIIAS, It has pleased the Divine
Providence to remove Mi Harriett
''.le Icie from her earthly to her heaven
lv Iimiic, on Sunday. October 2fl, 1ll"
and
W II Kit E AS, Miss Phenlcie did f;t.
fully and etlb ieiitly perform all the d
ties of a toncher in the Toeiimenri Pul
lie ScIhihIh during 'he last school y. ai .
THKnPORE. Be it Revived", that
we hereby cxprexo oui high regard t"t
the departed one, and our sincere m
pnthy to the father nnd members r
his family in thi hour of their bcrcate
ment: and be it further
MiKOLVKn. that he- resolution be
'nrwnrded to the father at Tongimoxie
Kansas, thnt n copy be spread upon our
permanent records, and that other cop
.o he given to he local papers for pub
liiatii.n.
BOAIID OP RDrCATION
A. D. Ooldenh: rif. Pres.
Henry Rwon, Vice Pre.
Harriet Uonc boo. Clerk
William Tronp
C. II. Meeker
Hone at Tupuutcari. N'. Mos., Oetober
2S, 101 8.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY
WHHIIKAS. it has pleased the Al
mighty God. In UN Inflnlto Wtadem.
to call from our midst our beloved
friend nnd fellow teacher, Harriets
Phenlcie, who was called to bor reward
October 2(5, in Lawrence, Kansas,
WHKKHAS, by her exemplnrv life a
i n f'hrisi Ian girl, a a de'otod sister nn.l
dnughter, she has Indelibly impressed
i our lienrtn and minds by the the influ
) mice of her sterling qualities.
wiii:i,m:it)i,'k. nn it bhhoi.vkti
that her familv has lust u loving sistt.r
and daughter, and our profession n true
ntnl worthy member.
lfHSOLVrcn, that we tondoro her
fnmlly our profound sympathy, In this
time of great berenveinnut, and coin
nieiid her to the love and kpppins of
Him who dnoth all thing woll.
RKSOLVEI). thnt n copyof thee
resolutions be sen to thojjpeavcd fnm
ily, and to ench of tho Tiiojunri pn
pera. . . m
ffigiiPil)
Jos. S. Hnfpr. Mne LnUroll, Nolle
Horshhergor, Mary Fitgornbl Lillbin
Ties Cnrnnlh Burke. Vlrn vp. Hnfer.
Kugenln Roy, nrticlo Jeffrey LouUc
Murphy, Anga Hldnr, Willie Lnwing,
Clara Gprhnrdt, Commlttoo TiiPiimcari
Tenchers
WANTED Girl or woman to do
gonornl housework for family of four.
Apply to II. W, Loggins, Phone .178,
I POHTMASTBH SEIZED AS
GAME LAW VIOLATOR
ag.Hxnound. N. M Oct. 28. Pic
. "I Mi'ilinu, pnxtiniiHter at this place,
c'iTday arrested by a deputy
I .'.n il' anleii on the charge of shuo'ing
m'mii Min iii i'(ioii. i he po.ittutiHti'i,
it i liaiged, was the poxeion'r of Mx
pinil at the time of bin arrit. State
nine Warden Trinidad C. dc Baca tins
been notified nud will nrrlvo bore to at-
end -ho trlnl of Mr. Mcdhiu in the jus
ice court. I-x.
CLEAN RECORD IN
THE CANAL ZONE
Those who have been following the
euinrkalde iccord of the work of suni
it ion of the Isthmanlaii canal, and
ne watched the gradual reduction of
the death rate nud the elimination of
lre entnble disease, hnve hoped thnt
'fore the tnonuiueut.'il work of con
tnii'tinu the canal wa fitiNhed it
niglr In possible for Colonel Oorga to
inesent a report that would be clean
i far a- death from disease was con
eincd. The toport of the Depnrtnten:
f Sanitation for the month of August,
ipl.'t. just received, shows that during
hat mouth there were thlrrynine
li-.it 'is from all cause among the em
i.ri of the canal commissioners. Of
"i one. a Peru vlun died of miilarlu:
i not in r. a Spaniard, of alcoholism, and
ie third, a Greek, of appendicitis. Tho
ii I v deaths mining white Aniericnns
'iieb occurred during the mouth were
:wo from violence, one due to tin ncei-
lit mi the railwav nnd the other to un
iiildeal in the quarry. Among the 12,
1 white Atni'ilean men, wnineii and
iiildrcii on the Isthmus connected with
He coinmi.-slnti that Is, employes and
'u ir families not u siiij.( death from
lisense occurred. The exodus from the
''mill Zone litis , nlreadyj begun: those
nq. loves whoso work has Im'cii c'unplet
I are retiming to the I'tiltcd Stntes
Aith their families. The lumber of
Nmericnn citizens resident in the Canal
one will probably decrease steadily in
he future. It I- a fitting climax, says
Pie Journal of American Medical Ah--'iation,
fo the work of Colonel Gnr
:i, which has challenged the admiration
f 'he eivlllned world, that 'he me 'th
: 'i i.nbnbly marks th,. Hi i li tide of
'lericnn oecupancv of the Canal Zone
-"i.tild hae pas(.,l without a single
lentil from diseu-e in the American
.loiiy.
"THE PERFECT MAN"
Kalph Rose, holder of Olympic and
h irld 's records for shot putting, has
int died, lie was called the "perfect
nan," from the symmetrical chnrne
or of his measurements and physical
levelnpment. Rose's death occurred
from typhoid, so it can hardly be so
'barged that the st ruin of athletics did
it. Still it shows bow fine physical
levelupmeiit does not ussurc long life.
People wro uro naturally frail often
my these robust physiques. But if
hoy had this animal perfection, they
would quite likely ignore the laws of
icalth.
Five year nfter graduation the
"olh-ge athlete is apt to. feel that he
must mo'nr to the olllce. or if he can't
afford it. he takes the street car. The
wulkiug might take 1o minutes each
way, which couldn't possibly be spar
d. Many fine specimens of physical man
mod come In among the immigrants.
On the dock they nro like healthy o.,.o
ho product of open air labor, plain
eating, and restful sleep. The pule,
dim professional or olllce man envies
their round faces and big muscles.
They work long hours, often 12 to
IS a dnv. If they own farms ur little
burdens of their own. They eat ill
ooked nnd unsubstantial foods at the
oardlug liou-es, restaurants, ami bake
shops. They smoke many cigarettes,
sit up late with their compatriots, and
Irin k In-ax II v of bad beer. They had a
"upltal of good health with which to
begin, and to hrdd and Improve It they
have nil 'he tools of eiviU.mtton, but
thev don't know how1 to use them.
The best physical gift is not the
niw perfection of the open air laborer,
nor scientific athletic training, but un
intelligent realiatlon of the value of
exercise, and determii.atiou to follow
he Imw of health at all costs.
DO YOU FEAR CONSUMPTION
No .natter how chronic your cough or
how severo your throat or lung ailment
i.i, Dr. King's New Discovory will sure
ly help you; it may aavo your life. Still
man Green, of Malichlto, Col. writes.
"Two doctors snld I had consumption
and could not live two years. I usea
Dr. King's New Discovery and am nllvq
and well." Your monoy refundod If
it fails to boncflt you. The best home
remedy for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. Prieo f0c nnd $1.00.
Guaranteed by tho Elk Drug Store.
NEWS WANTS BOLIOTTOBS
GRAND PRIZE OFFERED
The News wants an agont in every
community in tho county to secure sub
scriptions. A liboral commission will
bo given and a $100 prize will be of
fered the News solicitor receiving the
greatest number of subscribers in a
limited timo. This prize will be in the
nature of a scholarship in the Inter-
KKLL the White Sewhitr Muchinr. no iniu-him i n i"tnilit.
I
Tho Baldwin Piano is tho
its sort in the t'. S. I sell them.
A full line of Watches, Clocks. Cut Class and Silwnvaiv.
Having practiced Optics for over twenty years I a in
fully prepared to take care of your eye troubles. 1 do all
kinds of speck and eye glass repairing, and duplicating
lenses. Bring the pieces and I can duslicate the U nsr.
I do repairing in the jewelry line of i r thing rmning
under that head. I make a specialty l repairing line and
complicated watches.
When you want anything call or u rite
JONES, the Jeweler and Optician
I Under the Post Office TUCUMCARI, NEW MEXICO
Victor Talking Machines, Kdismi Phonographs and
Records sold at standard prices.
national Correspondence School for the
subject of Spanish. It will include a
phonograph nnd records with full in
struction aud lessons and will bo u
prire well worth earning. Any teacher
in the county schools can spare sotuo
time each week and this would be a
gr.od opportunity to earn u goodly sum
to supplement their salaries and com
pete for the prize.
Conditions of the contest will be
published in next week's papor. Writo
tho subscription editor of tbo News
for applications for subscription agency
The News means :o cover the news of
every I'limmunity in the county to give
especially attention to dairying and to
stock raising, and prints the news fear
lessly. The News stands for a bigger and
better Tucumcnri and Quay count v.
The News is one of the best adver
tising mediums in Eastern New Mex
ico. New subscriptions give new power to
the News to make it a paper for tho
economic uplift of this county and the
state.
Wool and Hide Prices
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 2 I'M 3
The following quotations are
furnished by F. L. COFIKLD
WOOL COMMISSION CO..
1 7S' to 1 734 ( Jenesee St., Kansas
City, Mo.
Kansas City Wool and Hide
Prices,
wool.
Colorado. New Mexico, Utah and
Texas.
Light Medium, 14c to 17c per lb.
Light Kine . . . l.V to lbc " "
Heavy Kine . Klc to 13c " "
Angora Mohair. 12 months, 25c
to 27c per lb.
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and
Oklahoma.
Bright Medium, 17c tol'Jc per lb.
Dark Medium, 15c to 17c per lb.
Light Kine.. . 14c to lfc per lb.
Heavy Kine.. . 12c to 14c per lb.
imi-:s
Green salt natives, No. 1, 15
l-2c per lb.
Green salt nati ves. No. 2, 14
l-2c per lb.
Stile brands, over 40 lb. Hat,
13 c per lb.
Part cured hides l-2c less than
cured.
Uncured hides lc less than cured
Glue hides, Hat... 8 l-2c per lb
Green horse hides $2.25 to $4.00
each.
Dry Hint hides 23c to 25c per lb.
Dry salt hiJes 17c to 20c per lb.
PIC I. 'IS
Dry full wool sheep pelts 10c to
ltc per lb.
Green salt sheep pelts 5()c tb
SI. 00 each.
Angora goat skins 15c to 75c each
Tallow: No. 1, h l-2c. No. 2,
5 1-2 cents per lb.
Grease: White f l-2c. Yellow
5 1-2 c per lb.
Beewax: Bright ,25c to 30c per lb
SCRAP IKON
Country junk mixed iron ft. 00
to $10.50 per ton.
ItONKS
Country junk bleached bones
$17.00 to $22.00 per ton.
DON'T LET BABY SUFFER WITH
ECZEMA AND SKIN ERUPTIONS
Bablos noed a perfect skin. covering
Skin or u pi Ions cause them not only in
tense suffering, but hinder their growth
Dr. Hobsoif's Eczema Ointment can be
relied on for relief and permanent care
of Buffering bubioo whoso skin eruptions
have mado their miserable "Our baby
was afflicted with breaking out of tbe
skin all over the face and scalp, Doc
tors and akin spocltdista failed to help
Wo tried Dr. Hoboon's Eczema Oint
ment and were overjoyed to soe baJby
oldest and lawM roiuvrn !
completely cured In fore one box Wid
used" writes Mrs. St rubier, Dubuque,
Iowa. All druggists, or by mnll, COc
Pfeifcr Chetui'.nl Company,
St. liouls, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa.
GREAT SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST
The News will gte anny absolutely
free three prizes, one of the value of
fltl.'.mtj value of 2nd prize, $lii.0U, und
third, $f.t
Beginning Dctubcr 1st aud closing on
December ai. i'.i:t, the contoat will last
three mouths. PriBee will be nwnrded
during the first week in January.
The uniiK s of contestants will be
published weekly and their relatlvo
standing.
Por further particulars, address Ed
itor the Nows. A solicitor wanted in
every community. Very liberal com
missions. Tho nows of ovcry section of
the county will bo printed in tho News.
Vow correspondents nro being added
weekly. Tho Nows Is for all Quay
coun'y.
The biggest bargain in furs, fot
the least ensh yon ,.vcr gavo, can be
clinched by buying one of those sea
son tickets for your lady frlond, an
other for yourself, and then give a
school girl n dollar with which to buy
another. Think of It three season
ticket, for onlv five dollars.
MOTHERS! HAVE YOUR CHILDREN
WOKAIS7
Are they feverish, restless, norvotts,
Irritable, dizzy or constipatoiU Do
they continually pick, their nose op
grind their teeth. Have thoy cramp
ing pains, irregular and ravenous ap
petite? Those are all signs of worms.
Worms not only cause your child suf
fering but stunt its mind and growth.
Give "Klpknpoo Worm Killer" at once
It kills and removes the worms, im
proves your child's appetite, regulates
stomach, liver and bowels. Tho symp
toms disappear and your child is made
happy and healthy, as naturo intended.
All druggists or by mall, 2.1c
Kieknpoo Indian Medicine Company,
Philadelphia, Pn. St. Louis, Mo.
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basins
Kills Germs Kills Odors
Use it today- the
strcnyest Lye in
v the Hey Sifter Can
ALITTLii liabbitt's Lye and,
a lot o! water will keep your
home and barn frae of all germs
nnd odcirs.
W.iy Jioi try it today? and sue
fur ynurhulf how easily, cheaply
at 1 thoroughly itdous the work.
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