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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
.CuRLEY BROWN
HERE ON TINE
fssse ss stNt =.
Winchester's Star Third Stacker
!, Expected to Make Good
With Colts.

1SGariey Brown, one OF ihe new
Colts OF this years team, i prepar-
!. tfeK 10 be here on time to uesIn E5rac-
: ties With the FIRST arfssaf< orown
Will make a try fof tail'a Das~. s3id
~ eonsidered one OF ,iss .aoss prom
tstTs 1f Ihe fieX niei- fas a&s 4a.-.EHd
) that position torstiie pass ,lifee Years
with tns fast Nane.ieas.ss. team 4Hd
.tn his home town, sfasa.ns; ton. y.
C.. ne IL considered one OF stae last-
est semi professional plasers n mat
section.
Owner Bradley has heard all kilsds
aof nice shinss about ms new third
sacksr. ana at the recent lnset'ag u
the ssaa ssates ne WIS tfwzsd IL s.ts
! that he Thought Ii veis prot1a rte. taaS
the Waxhingsof1 fsaan would make ms
position. although he mad q good rnan
to 90 up against In Tbs trsout
sfnsA letter tsFas received from 5ressn
he says he will he here next A9a-=
day. The letter Is as follows:
Washington. L.. g., ataeen &, 1910.
Sporting isditos E4phHiond Kirsintan,
Richmond, Va:
- Bear tsir.===fsT r7T rsrunTfSc
made some time aAo / hand yon me
INFORMATION that Ricssmond has nns4-
fifa ms to report at the I.@AiIg1an
Hotel Monday. aiArSsl al II an
swer the cali and be there IN ttEie,
reporting to the above mentioned ho-
tsf about noon. So. IL his fstsls m
formation In Of any interest. Yum
might ran line or so through Fhe1
Vtr9inian.-
Our weather here has heen eatte
nice. and I'm as anxious To get start
"a Is any one else. rye been Gagged
sr1b All winter. and viii be glad =, get
outside again. Richmond .'osnt to
have a hood ball club this season.
rye watched the papers, snow say.
eral OF the men signed and am on
the opinion that the other Ave efsns
v,fI1 have TO 60 SOME to have . letter
cliih. Ill should certainly like 70 see
Richmond. have another pennaR- m
ninr. club and I'm sure the fans nope
the same way.
th~ very near future. l am.
sincerely
~ CURLEY BROWN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
TAKE
THE FIRST GAME
DIR. Bagby's Fast Amateurs Give
Good Exhibition and Win by
Score Of s to 3.

DR.. Baghy's coliegians defeated the
Richmond College nine at Broad
Street Park "Wednesday by score of
8 to 5. All things considered, it
was fairly good exhibition, and the
Cellegians displayed excellent form.
indicating that they may make good
their Claim of having the best anna
teur team IN the city this season.
The college team put up good
game. and created the Impression
among the fans present that the col
lese boys wifi have fairly good team
as soon as they can get little more
Practice Three pitchers were used
by the Coliegfans--Dunn. Griggs and
Berry---and each of them showed up
we'll The game was called at the
end OF the seven inning. Meredith,
last years star pitcher for RI hmond
College, WAS not put in the game, Ii
being the idea Of Ca plain Jenkins to
try e.tt his either pitchers and ascer-
tain how they would act under Are.
He said after the game that ne was
we'll pleased with the work of hts
t~iirlers. and expecteh them to. de-
velep Into dependable men. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
husTDjRe PLAYERS FORM
sTR9hg BASE BALL NINE
Paet ~ Nelson Chosen Manager.
talher Local
items. go

tss.9sss>s fss sss sac rsachnannd &argintAn.5
nGS l4..lsxlS VA Aiarrh if.---ksase-
Tail Is tae ali-aosoroing topaS here at
this ii.ae. The faas met al S.ie rcun-
tall fnoae. afad seieCted Page ~. Nelson
as manager with tine following teams
: ". q. Petty, catcher 4s
IA. l.. Peseow, .f5rst base.
Lewis PICK. second base
Whittier Nelson, third base.
Charles Pick, snortstop.
Willie Sesspn. left held,
George Withers, center field.
John Perrow. right neid.
Guy Finch. pitcher.
The team lis practiting daily And
sxpeess to arrange a game for Easter
Monday.
Mr.. GEORGE A. Coleman is husils
gtagaged III erecting a roller Hour mill
"a the heart Of the town. IL u to be
4 sfty-barr&i mill. sss b
Jauge frank Nelson 10 At home,
after his hard work m the recent ses-
ZION OF the Legislature. The people
81 the county are greatly pleased with
his work In Richmond. and he will be
returned, Ii he wants the position. {
! A communication of Mackey ISodxS.
f. r. and A. M. IL called for next
Thursday night Right Worshipfui
George W. Wright. or Marion. will 5l,t
present. and tftcs works In the Masters,
Degree will be exempiired. On Sat
urday night, at the STATED cofnmuIfi-
cation. work with be done In all three
degrees. 10 be followed by q banquet
Mrs. S. e. LAndrun. ri Lynehbarg.
is sysisitinE her. daughter. Mrs Asa
DriscolL ..8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
OF GUII4FORD COLLEGE

Especial to The Richmond virxinian. j
RALEIGH, ~. C.. March 17.--The
baseb ball schedule or Gutiford College
was issued yesterday, and the ma
jority OF games are with State col.
ieges. Guiiford last year put out a
strong team, and although little has
been published this year or their
team. prospects, II II supposed they
win come up to last years record.
The schedule follows:
March 22--Christian College. at
luiiford
March 2e--Davidson. at Greens
horo
March so---Lexington, at Winston.
March a1--Lafayette at Green's
April 4---Bingham tMebane). at
GuiifOrd.
April Ga. and NJ. at Raleigh.
April wake Forest. at wake
Foreef. M 4FS .
al pstf icl0n GnilaEe. ~ S3uaifsrd.
April University OF South Ca
rottna, 81 Greensboro. a
Aprtl IT. University Of North Ca
rClfnHs az Chapel HiII-
4 April IL yntversity Of North ca
r0ltnA. ~ R3ifhAsn.
AprH nsrs Forest at GuilroEd
- ~ tts5VsissSs 81 auft-
EQI - a RSsf M mi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
Regiment Indoor Meet irginia Ready for Quakers
!. VA PREPARES
FOR PENN. MEET
Athletes Make Ready for Clash
With Qnakers April

CHARLOTTESVILLE. March H.
The management OF the track ath-
ietios are quite bury making arrange
ments for the dual meet with Penn
Eyivania. which will he held here on
April |. Thursday OF Easter week. A
number OF the track men have al
ready begun eut-of-door. work and are
getting In shape for this event. which
win be the biggest track affair of
this year.
The Illness OF Captain Martin has
put Virginia Under quite handi-
cap. but with stanton, wiltshire.
Douglas. Todd, Gooch and other track
celebrities. the Orange and Blue may
be certain of putting up good scrap
against the athletes from Penn.
The PennsyIvania team will reach
the University on Monday of Easter
week. according to the present sched-
ule, and win stay over until after the
mcet- They will bring -s1ita than a
great aggregation Of track men, In
GLIDING the famous Paul. the premier
half miller Of the United States coli
legiate world. The squad will in-
AtA1S fAt6aS OtAt1k 3k tiiC AAtAo w aAAA
tetes who wear the Red and Blue.
Mike Murphy, Pennsyivania's veteran
fTsliner. will be on hand and have
charge Of his pets
The list OF entries are not available
as yet. but will be given out shortly.
The events will include the follow
Ing:
Track--1eo-yArd dash, 220-yard
dash. quarter mile, half mile. mile,
two mile. one-twenty hurdles, two
twenty hurdles.
Fieid-shot put hammer throw,
high Jump, pole vault, broad jump.
The score win be Ave for first place,
three for second place and one for
third place. The referee will be
chosen shortly nv representatives Of
the two universities The other off,
cials are to be chosen by Virginia
subject to the approval of the Unit
versisy OF Pennsylvania.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
IfARsT REGIMENT
MEET IN ARn0RY
Soldier Athletes Ready for Com
petition in Long List Of
!. Events.

Il What promises to be one of the
most Interesting athletic meets ever
held in the city will be witnessed
Thursday night in the First Regiment
ssArmory, at the corner OF Seventh
and Marshall streets. when the regi-
a.n1cnt WIN pull off Its second annual
Indoor event. Manager Cousins. Of
Il The Regiment Athletic Association,
has arranged nineteen events, and
there are In all about one hundred
and thirty entries Many Of the best
athletes Of Richmond are numbered
among the soldiers, and many close
fou6ht contests may be expected.
Il The feature event will be that
which closes the program. q regiment
relay race between teams picked from
so4ch- Of tltH foar companfes This
race aroused much interest among
! the soldiers OF the regiment. and
S there has been considerable speeaIa-
4ioaa las w the outeotfis. several
wrestling, matches will provide no.
vol feature for the meet. A number
OF good wrestfers are members OF
the regiment. and their performances
are calculated to entertain the spec
The immense arnory has been
prepared for the event, and the seat
Ing. c&pacjty will be sufficient to ac-
c0rnnhodAte 3 large crowd. Manager
Ccustts reports that the sale OF seats
has been large, and that he expects
q srccurd crowd TO be IN tffe arfiors
at the crack of the starters pistol.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
GOLFERS IN TIE
FOR First PLACE
James b. Foote and Henry 9.
Fownes Each Finish at los
IN Big Tournament.

PISEHURST. y. c., March IL
James H. Foote, Of Apawarnis, and
Henry C. Fownes. OF 0aknront Coun-
try Club, tied for first place in yes
terday's thirty six-hole qualifications
DIT iss each. E. II. Siiiimau. Of the
Detroit Country Club. finished second
with fss and G.. tt. erocker. of the
Alpine club, Fitchburg, was third
with 1877
The field. limited to season mem
bcrs, NUMBERED forty. one division
qualifying for the match play rounds.
which viii continue through satur=
day. ending with a thirty-six-hoie
nnal
Yesterdays scores;
Henry C. Fownes. oakmont. 81, ST.
Ie5: J. u. Foot. Apawamis. 81, Is
1873. r. n. slsfiaaan. Detroit. 50. ST.
fes. @. r. Croker. Alpine, 80. So
1871: c. 4. Dunning, Nassau. So. So
1853. l.. s Rooesen, oakhiii, 81, S.
1859: r y. Pierce. Woodland. So. s2---
i'll: s. Y Ramage. oil CITY, SIS, s2-y-
l7l: Allan Lard. Chevy Chase. ss. ST.
172: Robert Hunter. weburn. S..
ss-l73: Hi Cnak1 Aihemarle. So.
s5-~f73. Colonel ]. e. smith, W.T.
,nington, 81. s7--i74. c. L. Becker,
SIS. se--irs. s. q. wyatt.
Fond Du Lac, SIS. ss-177: &. B
Fownes. Oakmont. 80. sT--I7s: j. II
Sprinshaven. 49,: s. A.
Hcnesse. Cooperstown, rs, ss---1es; J.
r. Shoatf, Scarsdaie. IS, s7--1S3; T.
c. Cummings. Hyannisport, SO, g.,
1870; ]. E. Pushes, Rrae Burn, Sc.
fo5-.-lsi, E. 70. Sperk. Oakmont. 81.
97--Isl: H. o. Smith. Bookline. 90,
L. E. Tseali, gniontown, fo1.
a1---is2. j. Is Ladd, Merton, s5. g.
I9a. r. a. Johnston Baltimore. iot,
94--Is5; j. D. c. Rufnsey. New York
sc. 9a--Is5. Frank House. Northland.
IS, aS--ias: 7. J. Cheek. I01. a.
900: W. r. Hard. cakmont. 90. lo1--
q:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
GRACE STREET JUNIORS
DEFEAT LITTLE EAGLES

The Little EAties went down ic
defeat wednesday before the Grace
Street sauuiors BY 1 acore d, to
The game developed into i pitcher
battle between ID etefn4 ana 4. Wood.
nm. with hofsors slightly in favor 81
the lAftst twirisr. Tsn innings wers
required I'D iettie the contest, which
was hard fought throughout.
The hns-up OF the two teams fol-
lows:
Grace street,. viii, catcher; r
woodfsn, pitcher: 4. Phillips, short.
stop: ID Woodfifs, flrst base: a.. Kim
brough, second base; h. Duiiey. thir.l
base; r. stump. left .fsid: r. Robin
son. center Held; q. stump. right field
Eagfes-E. Chestefman. catcher:
d. Stearns, pitcher: 3. wright. short
stop: q. Jacobs. first base: v. Met
calf second base: n. sttasis. third
bare; W. Green. left field: ]. whita-
house. center Held. D. Brown. sisss,
field.
umpife-sidnsy Mcrarlane.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
GRAND NATIONAL
sTEEPlECHAsE
Blue Ribbon Event Will Be Con-
tested at Aintree, England,
Friday.

LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE blue
ribbon OF the steeplechase world. the
grand national, run over four miles
and half of the hardest territory
a horse eyer covered. with jumps OF
every description strewn around the
course viii ne contested at Aintree
Tomorrow. For the. first time in
many years there ID no real favorite.
nearly all OF thirty eligibles having
their supporters, although the c. q.
Asheton-Sm pair. Cackter and Jer-
~ NJ, have their followers from
among the shaEps and NO are the
nominal favorites. ~ ~ 8
This years race again has an in
ternational flavor. There are three
American entrants, and two French
horses In the lisf.s. or the Americans
two are well liked, They are Fox
han Keene's Presenter II. q slashing
giant. son OF Choftstoef. ont OF that
big boned mare, Lady Inyercauld, and
George Saporta's Simon Pure, an
American bred animal. reported to be
q wonder as q chaser IN the states.
The other American horse, Walter
Winans' Oak Park IL. ia not looked
en- with much favor, and is said to
be starting mainly from a sentimental
desire OF his owners to See his colors
In the classic. The French entrtas
are really dangerous, and the book
makers remembering last years leg
son. when they foolishly loaded up
with French money at a long prize,
emily ~ see tbs cross she channel
Lutteur come home alone, are not
laying extrasagant odds against them.
Bcndfire ii, owned by Count g. Cas-
telbajae, is said to. have shown rs
we'll In training as last years win
ner.
OF the English eiigibies, while
Cackler and Jerry NJ. are we'll fan
cied. they are both very heavily
Weighted and weight counts on the
Aintree course. Frank Bibby, the
big Liverpool steamship magnate, has
two good ones entered In Caubeen
and GIenside..
For the first time in several years
King Edwards coiors will not be
shown. Flaxnan. his entry, met with
an accident some time ago. He wi
not be present tomorrow. but will
probably he represented by the
Prince or Wales.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
MOVING PICTURE OF
JEFF IN TRAINING

San FRANCISCO, March l4,--The
announcement made here that a nov
ing picture concern in negotiating to
lake pictures of JefftSes I'm training
hsbif them through the~eountry prior
To the fight Is creating a wide differ
ence Of opinion among the promoters
and fans.
Some declare that the pictures will
draw we'll and Will prevent any pos
sibility OF Tagging interest In the great
battle. Others maintain that such
show would be forcing the popular
demand for the fight stuff and would
not only be losing venture in itself,
hat would glut the market and
cheaper interest in the battei. Per-
mission to allow the pictures taken
has not been given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
BIG BATTLE BETWEEN !
lAAGF0RD AND FLYNN
Fighters Scheduled TO Go KS
Rounds in Ring at Los.
Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, March 17.--Spoe1~
Ing men from all over Californi& -
here to-day for the battle bstwe3A
Sam Langford and Jim Flynn t1liS
afternoon at McCarey's arena. INto'
Is the third time the men have u11l,
and to-day.s battle Is scheduled % ~
45 rounds. ~ Nc
Langford Is the favorite Ia M
light with Flynn in San Franchises III.
put the fireman out 30 quickly II 49,
not believed return battle wOmt4
aver be considered. The nl8n 1890
matched again. however, In La AN=
geles, and Flynn practically turned
the tables on I.angford. % to-6Aysa
contest results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
YALE WREsTlERs IRE
BARRED FROM MATCHES
Goebel and Sweeney Cannot Com
pete for Intercollegiate Meet
Of Grapplcrs.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, March IT,
Ixxy Winters, trainer of the Tale
wrestling team. " up against II to-
day to ind two men to take the places
or Dutch ucebel. heavyweight In
;tcrcoiieEiate champion. and Sweeney,
intcrcollsgiate wreEtiing champion NJ
competition iii the intercollegiate
wresfilng championships In PhilAdel-
pfiia next Saturday night by decision
Of the intercollegiate association In
New York yesterday. GoebeI win not
he allowed to compete. since he has
already participated In three previous
meets, and Sweeney must keep out
since ne il In the Yale law school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
AUSTRALIAN TENNIS
TEAM PLANS INVASION

NEW YORK. March i7,-Ly0tAl
tennis experts are much interextAd III
An unofficial anrouncement thar tour
the Australian Lawn Tennis An4pet3S
ton will come to America durfnt tN1
summer and attempt to, carry aNAx
the national championship and 1 esN
other titles. II
The Invading team as annotinee4
Includes Norman e. Rrpokea. Of We
toria; A. F. wflding. Of New zeAl-
and: Walter Dunlop, OF victcria, ana
DR.. Sharp, Of New South WAleA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
STANLEY KETC Hell rs
READY FOR BATTLE

! MEMPHIS, rrNN..znfarc,ln -
Recent statements by Stanlsy k@toAo1
that he II on the water wagon Tor RI
to take on any era who wants = hAf-
tie at the rate or one week dsF.
ing that time were given addttiona3
credence to-day by the anpounaoe
ment from the Memphis Athletic Club
that Ketchei has signed 70 meet Jiua.4
my Howard. the Southern niddine
weight phenomenon. here on April
6. This makes three matches ~
ready dated by Ketchel. He y now
on his way to Pittsbnrs. where ~
will meet Klause.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
WILLIE HOPPE WINS
FROM GEORGE SUT1tla(

CHICAGO, march ChtcA&Ho
minus another worlds champs
to- day. Willie Hoppe. hoy w0h3ets
OF New York. defeated GeorEs 8uffs
Of this city. last hight Tor TIA ttll
al III baik line BY scorn Az x44
tfnr his stride had no dincultI n
Keeping the lead over Sutton. Hcpp4n
high run was Ell: Sutton's. 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
SCHEDULE OF JOHN
MARSHALL SCHOOL READY

Manager Brooke Anderson, Of the
John MArshaii High School baseball
team, has announced the following
schedule fof the season:
March 1t--hanssey College.
March 7e--Fpfk Unioh.
April z--AshlAnd.
April sChrtst church tpending).
April sAcxdeity. Fl
April Mctsuire's.
April II Richmond College.
April f3--Acadei1iy.
April 11--Atl6e (pending).
April 16---M c<auire'a.
April 41--Acidemy
May 3--Mcfauiress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
COACH ANNOUNCES
CUT IN CANDIDATES

NEW YORK. March 17.Th4 A15k
cut in the sqnad Of candidates .fSt
rowing at Columbia this year Nh
been announced ny Coach Rice. &std
when the Varsity candidatea c4bto
ont for this ssrond row On the Hun
son late this afternoon there will ~
thirty men ID choose from. Ohfy
twenty-five men have been retained
In the freshman squad. Regular pR1e-
tice will be held on the Hudson evaf1
afternoon from now on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
sTHOS. HEALEY BREAKS
THE BOWLING RECORD
,,|rIY.sn,IIr.

Dlax1sQIx, March t7s--Thosnas
Hexfsys Bstrnit, II ne fast breath
Or tle AmartcAn AoWlin9 Cengress
tournAn1ent hers, iats tiis aftArnoon.
brQke I'M Af44f0iins tnnKmAnnent r..
MIN nv 5Sd otaf Vgili1auh Rikkfol,
AZ II f6til IL llx1Aual 4A6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
Wednesday $ Races
Tampa Results.

First race---Ir,aiaen two-year- olds
and UP. three furiongs. Valerie. first:
chennult. second. Oreiia, third Time.
as s-5.
Second race--three year and
up: Ave fufiongs. selling. Colonel
Austin, first; Bob May, second: The
Ciewfi. third, Tinse les 2-s.z-z.zz=-..=..
Third race--foiir- year4olds and up;
first. Anna Smith, second: Uncle Jim
Fourth four-year-oids, and
up six fur1onEs, selling. Ben Howe,
first EEcuteheon, second; Punky.
third. Time, 1:17 4-6.
Firth race---tilree- year olds and up j;
stx furlHnGe. sailing Allsncou, q sxt
Aista e., second, Waterbury, third.
Time. 4.if a-5 =
Sixth srace---four-year-ol and up.
mile and q quarter; selling. Counter
snana. fsFsts Dunssegan. second: Eecira.
third. Time. AIS LIS.
JacisouSifIe Rexuits,
First race--four kuriongs: purse.
La Z Mexican. firxts Oracle, second:
James Me-, third Time, AS s-5.
z Second rAca--seven rurlongs; SELL
Ing. Mon AMI frst. Herdsn1an, Sec
ond: Amyi, third, Time. 1:14s-5.
Third raceive and 4 half fur
longs: purse. John Griffon H.. first;
Tom McCfath. second HOFFMAN.
third. Time, Loo as.
Fourth race-miIe: pure. Boca
Grande, frst; Martinez, second; Solo
mia, third. Time. i.li SIS
Firth race-Aix furidngs; selling.
Strike Out, ffst: Judge cabiness. sec
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-13
Catarrll Gees
So Does Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Group and Asthma

You can easily tell by reading the
symptoms below, whether you have
catarrh or not:
Offensive breath, frequent sneez-
ing. discharge from the nose, stop
page Of the nose, huskiness OF the
voice, tickling in throat, droppings in
throat, a cough, pain in chest, loss
Of strength, variable appetite, spasms
Of coughing. low spirited at times,
raising Of mucous. difficulty in breath
ing. loss Of vital force.
w. L. Gokay has a sensible remedy
money back II It fails) for catarrh,
called Hyomei pronounced High-o-
mel which is a vaporized air. so anti
septic, that when 1t Is breathed over
the inhamed and germ-infested men,
brane. It kills all germ life, gives re-
lief in two minutes, and cures ca
tarrh.
The price including hard rubber in
haler is only sl00. The hard rubber
pocket inhaler will last a lifetime, so
that should you need a second bottle
of Hyomei, you can get 1t for so
cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-13
HIsh Prices for calfskIns

We are paying fancy prices this
spring for all grades Of Caltskins. II
you have anything in this line to sell
be sure to secure our quotations be
fore selling elsewhere. We pay the
freight We pay spot cash. We want
to arrange with some one in every
village where we have no agent to
collect Calfskins, Beef Hides. Horse
Hides, Sheep Pelts, Tallow, Bones,
etc. We furnish money with which
to buy and We keep our buyers thor.
oughly posted at all times as to mar.
ket values. Write for full particu.
lars
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park. Vt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-13
SKIN TROUBLES
IN THE HOUSEHOLD
For EruptiOns Of Every Kind There
is Only One Thing 20 be Used

For Eruptions Of Every Kind There
is Only One Thing 20 be Used
AT various times during the year
nearly all the members OF the house
hold are annoyed by skin affections,
such as pimples. herpes. rash, inflam-
ed skin, itching spots. scaly scalp,
dandruf, etc. A little poslam ready
at hand whenever these troubles APP
pear will efectually put an end to
them and prevent any mental or ply.
steal discomfort which they might
bring. Should any OF the more SER
ious skin diseases, eczema, acne, tet-
ter, scabies. psoriasis. etc. affect
either infant or adult. or any part OF
the body poslam may be depended
upon for immediate relief and a rapid
and permanent cure.
How quickly and thoroughly pos
lam does les work may be noted by
any one who will send TO the Emer-
gency Laboratories. No. 80 West
Twenty.ffth street. New York City.
for a free sample, and use Il on a
small affected eczema surface. or for
clearing the complexion and causing
pimples to disappear.
Poslam II now on sale by all good
druggists, particularly w. l.. GolSay.
Two sizes, 80 cents and 81. Drug.
gists who appreciate Just what pos.
lam does. know they cannot with
satisfaction to their customers, sub.
stitute anything else.