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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
BRADY HAS ENDORSED NO ONE


Tulsa, 0kla Sept. rs POSSIBLY
the most surprised man IN Tulsa to
day was Hon Tate Brady. when he
read the story in the Oklahoman that
nc mad committed himself TO John b.
ilooiln, state game warden. for nation.
al committeeman. II was not usual
for a national committeeman 10 sua
gcst who shall be his successor as Il
might be considered an assumption
which does not properly belong to
ne position. Though importunel by
the Democrats from more than forty
counties in the state, Mr. Brady has
consistently reiraincd from EXPRESS.
ing an opinion as to The candidates
TOR national committeeman and he IS
now occupying tho same position. he
believes that it is too early in the
game TO project a candidacy for ma
uonai committeeman into the politics
OF the state as the national c0npelf-
ton IS nearly year Off and there
viii be plenty Of time 10 discuss the
candidates and their merits next
spring. All reports TO the effect tmt
be has made a declaration of any
kind. are without authority and are
absolutely false. Mr Brady feels
that the candidates for national com
should so on the primary
ballot in order that the peoples
choice for this high Office might be
clear and plain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
NOT SALTS, OIL OR
PILLS BUT CAsCARET rs
No odds How Sick Your Stomach :
How Hard Your Head Aches or
Hcw BlllouS--Cascsret Make
You Feel Great.

You ,uen anil women who somehow
can't get feeling yiaht-who have aa
almost daily headaeAe. coated tongpe
fuui taste aB8 foul brcBA. dizziness,
can't sleep. and bilious. nervous and
upsct, bothered with sick, gAssy
lisordcred stomach or nave back.
ache aud feel an worn ont
Are yog keeping clean inside with
Nascaro's, or mef&lY sorcing q pas
sagenay every few dsss With salts.
cathartic pills or castor o22 This is
important
Cascarets work while your sleep.
clease and regulate tho stomach. re.
move The sour, Undigested and fer
mentiug food aud foul vases. take
the excess bile from the liver and
carry out of NE system all the de,
composed waste matter and poison
in she intestines and bowels.
A CaScaret tonight viii strsightea
sou om By morning l0-ceut box
from my drug store will keep y0uI
tira family fceiiug gooa f0i
mouths D0ut forget the ch ldren
They iave Iascarcfs because they
taste gpod dp good never gripe
ut sicken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
GIRL CASHIER
GIVES SPORT
FIRM s MONEY
GoniessGs to Taking $4,000
for Man Who Spent Il on
Another Wtm IN

Kansas City. Sept 25. Augusta
Martin. Pr Years old was arrested
for emHczaliug S56On rem the Colum
Dla Phonogmph company
Miss Martin was the cashier and
ho0kkeeper for Tho company and ~
n writtea confession James Paige
an assistant prosecuting amouaey
she stated Idat S3.00A df the money
was ven "a Harry straw brldgo. son
of r W. Strawhridgc The yOung
nsn is said 20 nave left the city
Miss Martins shortage was discog
cred by means Of an anonymous let
Ter written to the c0npany by q
woman believed 10 be another sWeel
heart OF Strawbrldgo
The love OF the two women for one
man was responsible for, or at least
FASTENED, the detection of Miss Mar
tin. She was the trusted cashier
and bookheeper for the columbia
Phonopragh company and handed
the accounts Of the country sales
men, She stole in order that Straw
bridge might have good clothes ans
2 good time, She took h mn to Den
Yer for Two weeks vacation this
summer and paid the expenses d
the trip
Still Staawbridge was not staisfieC
and lavished his attentions on other
women. One of these women Straw
bridge was especially fond Of He
spent both time and money on thi.
favored one La some manner she
learned his secret She found out
the scource OF her sweethear i in
come.
Shortly after an anonymous LET
ter was received in the New YmH
offce Of the Columbia Phonograpt
company It MAS from Kansas City
and warned the company 10 iuvesti
gate the books Of the Kansas CITY
aoaaAek This ac4tee was foliewed
aad Miss Martin peculations were
discovered.
Miss Martin was confronted with
her crime and admitted The theft
but at first refused TO incriminate
the man She did. however 20 tc
h S father and te. him that her stea,
ings had been discovered and asked
him to return what money She had
given him and he hadn't spent. He
laughed a her pleadings, left the
city and allowed her to face the
shame and disgrace alone
Even this didn make Miss Mar
IN ready 70 turn against him. Every
PAT Q fevidelce collected against thc
man by the assistant prosecuting at
torney was the result Of hard ques
tionng
me otner woman in She case also
protected the man Il required hours
questioning by Paige to elicit anp
information which might seft." IA
evidence, ea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
JESSE JAMES
FILMS HARM
KAN. YOUTHS
TOpekan Gets 0ui a Roast
After Seeing a Real
Bandit Show

Topesa. kan. Sept 25 The
pictures depicting the bandit iiyas Oh
the James boys are disgrace i0
Kansas. demoraAgine ia their char.
arter and school for crime dc
dared William ~ touuelGy his
torsan. following motion picture
hoR Id The Grand heatEe which he
Witnessed
Before house lied with young
persons, continued MI Eonnelley
several reels of pictures whic0 at
tempt 60 make heroes Of che two
bandifs aaa af QIamrell are shown.
was surprised 10 sec SO many youns
boys AZ THE theaier I went there
IA see What sort of pictures would
he shown TO dep.ct the lives Of the
James boys, after ; haa read the adj
kertisemeng that the pictures We're
t0 be given ! was disgnsted The
house was crowded, the greater paT
of the audience being composed Of
yoAng people Every picture that
was shown intended TO make a mar
tyr 81 Jesse aames and To show that
he mss justified in commit ng his
atrocious crimes ARD several times
the CROWD apnlauded when the ban
dit succeeded in r0hbing q train or
some bank ol escaping from an ofti9
Ger Of the Law
aIt IS just such pictures hat breed
crime among our Young people They
the man shown in the d ctures then
they begin to eel that ne was justi-
fied and sooner or later some Of
.s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
Why Ls SUGAR smaet.

II sugar did not dissolve In the moE,h
you would not taste the sweet
GROVES TAsTELESS CHILL
TONIC is as strong as the strongest
bitter tonic, but you do not taste the
bitter because the ingredients do not
dissolve in the mouth, but do dissolve
readily in the acids of the stomach
Is just as good for Grown People as
for Children. The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Standard
Tor 80 years. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
SUIT AGAINST TIMES.
WIDOW az Explosion Victim Puts IN
case on Gas Theory.
gBy Associated rress1

40s AHae.es Sept aAligAtit
angle 0f the cases III james i McNa-
mara. held ~ connection With the
explosion Of the Times building here
deyelogsed Satunday when slii for
s5a GOA damages was brought
against Harrison Gray 0tis, priest
dent and general manager ~ the
! mes. Harry Chandler lFeasu
and assistant manager. ara Harry
r Andrews. managing editor
The plaintiffs alege the explosion
was caused by gas The charge the
defaadanss with having negllgently
taernltted the establishment 80 he
FILLED with gas and with having fait-
ell 10 provide proper means % es-
CAPE from the building ia accordance
wth the city ordinances
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
STOLE eiRLs ZINC

Oklahoma CITY, Okla. sept o.
Requisitiou papers on Governor COL
.ouift. of Texas. were signed saturday
.hr Governor Cruce Tor the return 81
Buck Gneenup. charged nith stealing
IA s400 diamond ring from Anna Smok
az Muskogee Greenup is located in
Orayson county, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25

Il an aftempi III the way the fe of
Jesse lames Is pictured to Aold the
bandit up as hero instead of q
desperate criminal. continued Mr..
Connelley. All soa the scenes at.
tempt to Justify his crimes, TOO. It
is an outrage 10 show such pictures
aiiywhere anf more than thar to
show them before the boys who 60
20 the theater ! sincerely hope that
some movement vii be made to pro
hibiI The exhibit on Of such scenes "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
LEPRosY w KANSAS.
Entire Family IS Placed Under Quar-
artine at Hays.
Special 10 Daily Leac i.

Special TO Daily LeaC@i.
Topeka Kan. Sept, 25 -'Dr. s. +.
Crnmbine. secretary OF the state
board Of health has discovered two
cases OF leprosy at HAYS. Kan. Mrs
Mike Qunt and her young child are
a-,hcted with the disease. How they
contracted il Is puzzliag the local
and state health authorities The en-.
tire family mas been placed under
quarantine and the feGeral health
authorities notified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25

an1 ssm
Co.'S 4x r m Aae Farmers
awk at ns sssk a cn AIs
tr xvwas 80 Tsaa al M1s4l
M rs8v
HMA ss#4sz NJ se-~ sFa7e eaa-
80 af ~nTs4 Ss n ~arassr-HtfFe Ia
$500 gs-ssv .rs Ssr@y ~ ag
- rs~s- Ay~sss ~~s wsps
-
- -Tus-rg s- aass4rr Ea1sas tam
49, - - Ra%g #Ye sxpeafe5
1rr.a ~p,.Fs sse -sas!a 81 rhe wee&
49, ns.s.so
80 rs-, g9.
- r-s r.r4
@5 - 80 -sarsTar
- r4s av
1ohSTF alAseA
5TcEe1 hpEEIs k0taoEIeS
~ ri Hartman has laXerEisea
sale fnr October 4tn- fAe notes Assa
he handled through Ene aiaias43
State bank ard CO. ~ 4 sross VILE
be on the block. We unaerstana Af
Hartman expects g 70 g esAsio. n'4''
Norko Ht he prospect @aii aostE VI
f0Rn has oeea FeFg eScaafasAAs 31a
1ae past week Ins dfalefs h@s
shade an average oI from twenty aaFs
20 tairFy feet d. ana tas keAsA.
al indication Is tney Wlll MAZE n.ots
rapid progress froTn nov Us
extremely cayey eoniitlon VI Epe iof.
nation has given n f&reat aeai ~
sTcuhle and pcc3sipnsa hiich oe4as
.fas-khe s9zaE 4hirty days
the executive committee appointed
III have charge ot tne MulhaA snoW
she monty trade Das saie ~ oesD
Der I'll and zekA Met f4faag esstlns @
asd ORGANIZED p5 fseetAAe '1sA
decker chairman ann 4. z.
secretary Naller hinfalA Mas
eli treasurer ana ci'salAfa1
finance cOWmlRsees hhn Z. =, sasi .s,,,,
> Thompson ahl L Aaanl.l..'.a
Was appointed q ee...inlss*e ~ y
ann premiums ths
alsfee ~ fakliaA holl II 1li.s 'os a,,e
Show fFol'asatsg1 in i, ng1
tlieT Hay taFf aFf CUTIE
EFFn FOR some tiihe
ve sac b. tne TRADE Day bin lhat
Israwer aud White. Hile horse aua /
mnln buyers from Hulnhfotdf kana
niIl ~ ia Mnlhall agalH next natuf /
dav These men bought . carload ~ /
borses aud mules her et3st TRACE +
Dag and the farlnefe Say they are /
urettY good buyers The lrsJe DAf +
management has endeayefed 81 ia1s
every sale and ihls feature rs Z me
thing ior our farmers ~ . makes
go-rd hoi-.e and mule narkci rEhll
hero al home
frrd.r +Eo .a.4..-asts.s8 80 r. u
feefsr ~. 49,. sdfffr N tfe 0rap..l
fsiI,,.,er thst naner Ias beoH reduced
81 ~ e1sn,sts bsf there is moro
-. s,,f f..,sFe ~ 9rs4efs .n fhcge
ee egs,,,.,f.s .ss,sa 49, larrr uatfr
,,e,S, "a. ,,.-.fs5tsod us4er fNe olg mau
.ge,rsnt 4sad neue.ager Is
xstmsi,Ie aeeef ~ fhe hitsinees inter
eete of foat and wei ~ ue en
.-s.. .,.f T.osfs- erfrif shown bg
fhe new editor oil me Cllper Bus a
,.....-.-...- ,srs, ~ u sff u tasesi
y, ........'ei.,, ~ a t6a bpei
f,,s,.~ee,. 81 = tosn fo Feep ID
=. ~ t-,..s s,at g 4 trading polnt
.ss-,,,,'.,,,.r 80 ,,,,sineee men become
si,5de5 ana y, ~ b.-.eklne on one
,'s.,. 49, seu-r beeIus ~ 20 down
-Ttss d. 80 ,,fee thing about Wnlhall
80 lneinesefra, generally speakngl
Nj -.,..-f..rg anH are eiandlngl
.-t.,,5s,- -, .f,o,,i.ser in esarg enter
a.. .1.ee ~ advauce the in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25
Hoods
Sars aparilla

Acts directly and pecuEaFl Y
on the blood purhes, enHches
and resltaiizes ii, and ia this
way builds up the whole syS-
ten. Take It. Get ID today.
ge rsss se7 fa-r - a. ef.n ea41a
xssasea taAsass Ga1le& SarSAtars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25

aEss gz AFM W* & E@ie 800
s-vs3p -rrr g waFT n w3& K
Ma~ xTHs~y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-25

we sec b. tne TRADE Day bin hat
Brewer aud White, iile horse aua
mule buyers from HUnhioldt kanat
RiIi ~ ia Mulhal agalH next SaiuF
dav These men bought . carload ~
borses aud mules her et3st Trade
Dag and the fagmefe sag they are
pretty good buyers The lraje Daf
mana cement bar endeayofed - nave
\ horse and mule buVer ou hand q
every sale and this feature is hne
thing for our farmers ~ o makes 4
gorri hois,e and mule market rishL
hero ID home.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
ANXIOUS TO SECURE SAMPLES
OF WHEAT FOR MILLING AND
BAKING TESTS.

Prf. E. F. Ladd is sending out the
following letters:
Dear Sir: We are very anxious to
secure quantities Of wheat for milling
and baking tests of -four production
for samples representing the following
cOndit,ons:
]. Wheat that represents diqrrent
stages Of maturity owing to retarded
grcwtn for lack Of moisture.
2 Wheat that has been affected by
aut winds so as to cause shrirLiEg.
3. Wheat tatacked by black rust.
SO az to cause considerable damage in
the quality Of wheat.
4. Wheat in various stages Of devc!.
,pment that has heen struck oy carly
frosts.
Much valuable data can be secured
if we can get samples Of one and a
half to two bushels, where the history
of the sample can be shown as to the
cause of the inferior quality of the
wheat; and we would be under obliga-
lions to those parties who can put us
in communication with millers and
farmers, from whom such samples can
be purchased, and from whom the full!
history of the sample can be obtained.
e. F. Ladd.
Food Commissioner.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
THAT IS FORECAST FOR THE FALL
MONTHS BY THE RAILROAD
OFFICIALS.

Business is now on the upward trend
all over the northwest. North Dakota
is right in line and business conditions
in Grand Forks have shown a DISPOSE
tion during the past week to iven up,
following several months Of depression.
The opening of the university always
has tendency to quicken the pulse Of
trade in Grand Forks, for many Of the
young people and the parents who come
to the city, come with the intention Of
investing some money at least in Grand
Forks stores. Local merchants in all
lines of trade are taking advantage Of
the business thus offered.
The railroads are also showing de-
cided increase in freight business. Yes
terday morning orders were filled for
an increase of freight facilities on the
Dakota division of the Great Northern.
Wheat shipments are loosening up and
it has been found necessary to double
the number Of freight cars. The fol-
lowing from last evenings Pioneer
Press indicates that similar conditions
exist all over the northwest:
Reports form local railway officials
indicate prospects Tor big business
this fall. From the developments Of
the past few days it is said that what
ever business depression has been felt
in the northwest the last few months
has passed, that business is on the up
ward trend.
L. W. Hill, president Of the Great
Northern, says that the business Of
that road for last Saturday was the
largest the road has ever had. He ex-
planned that the number of loaded
freight cars received by his line was
greater on that day than on any other
day in the life of the road.
Means Activity in the Northwest.
This not only spells more commercial
activity for the northwest, but is an
index to the business that northwest
roads have been doing, while others in
the east have been complaining Of slow
times. The report has another side,
which will please the thousands of
holders Of stock, in that the record
day is followed by similar days, the de-
crease in gross earnings Of the Great
Northern, as we'll as other roads, will
be a thing Of tie past, and dividends
| for the future will be more than as
sured.
Mr.. Hill explained that the record
number Of cars was received by the
road in spite of the depression in the
lumber business Of the west end. Re-
ceipts of wheat that day did not swell
the total out of proportion either.
Bank Clearings Show Gain.
Bank clearings last week have been
larger than for some time, the total for
the week ending Thursday being larger
than last year, a relation to last year g
clearings which the local banks have
not been able to show for six months.
That the business through the Min
nesota Transfer should represent con-
siderable portion of the freight hand.
led by the Great Northern shows that
st. Paul and the Midway district are
coming more and more to be commerce
ial centers Of large Importance in the
northwest.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
RosH HAsHANNAH SATURDAY
Jewish New Year is to Be Celebrated
During the Present Week-Cus-
toms of the Orthodox.

Rosh Hashannah, New Years day
marking the beginning of the Jewish
year, 5672, falls tomorrow.
It is observed as a holiday from this
evening until shutdown Of Saturday, the
23rd. The orthodox Jew observes the
so-called "scecond day" on the oath.
Not mere day Of rejoicing, like the
secular New Year, is this Rosh Has
hannah. It is day of memorial, day
Of Remembrance, reminding the Jew of
the duty of determination and self
Judgment To arouse the conscience of
this solemn task the ceremony Of sound
ing the shofar, or ram g horn, forms an
important feature Of the service.
Among the orthodox Jews attainment
of this object is also sought by setting
aside few days before the New Year IS
day for the recital, in the synagogue,
Of penitential prayers, called selihot.
This continues until the eve Of the day
of atonement. These selihot (chanted
in the minor key before dawn in the
dimly lit houses Of worship, sound the
note Of grief and contrition for the sins
of the past year. In many places the
curious ceremony Of Tashlich, originat'
Ing perhaps Will tAC OCAAoA oS"o AVo
earlier than the 14th century, is observ.
ed on the afternoon Of New Years day.
The worshippers congrcgate neal run
ming stream, when the 18th to goth
verses of the seventh chapter of Micah
are intoned ending with the phrase
which no doubt suggested the ceremony
"Thou wilt cast all their sins into the
depths Of the sea-"
After the solemn services this even
ing and tomorrow morning the Hebrew
greeting is heard on all sides signifying
IA good year." or "Mayest thou be
inscribed Tin the book Of life for a
good year." Of later years custom
has appeared of sending to friends
New Years greeting cards Of various
designs, colors and inscriptions. When
the earnest devotions of the day are
done, the festival is made an occasion
of social and domestic rejoicing.
| In cities where there are Jewish tenn
Piles, elaborate services have been plan
nd for the two last days of this week.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
WAITING FOR IRON BEAMS IS THE
CAUSE FOR DELAY OF WORK
ON FIRE HALL.

"We are waiting for iron beams for
the new fire hall is the reason the work
is delayed.' This is the statement
that was made by one of the members
of the Gram Construction company this
morning when questioned about the
matter. AS soon as the iron arrives
the work will be rushed as fast as pos
sible.
The reliable paper at the end of the
street takes another fit at misrepresen-
tation by stating in its issue of yester-
day that the inability Of the city to
meet the payments was the reason the
work was delayed.
The Gram Construction company man
changed the entire color of things this
morning and told the real reason that
the building was delayed.
The Journal, evidently, unable to at
tack the city administration on the eff
fort it is putting forth to secure a mu-
nieipal light plant, is disappearing
other matters,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
POLICEMAN "PAssED."

Chicago, Sept. 2o.-something new
in police duty was discovered last night
when George Hendricks offered Patrol
Sergeant Martin Mu1vilhill so cents to
break off an engagement for him.
"I'd do it myself, sergeant said
Hendricks, "but / simply havn't got
the heart. Her name is Mrs. Nellie
Pearson. You don't have to tell her
right out if you don't wan tor
"Not much, said the sergeant. "I'll
just send you in on general principles.
You re not the kind of men Chicago
wants to roam at large"
Hendricks said Mrs. Pearson was the
mother Of three children and he
"cou]dn t see his way clear to be a
father to Them"
When Mrs. Pearson heard of the ar
rest Of Hendricks she burst into tears
but later said she was glad of it.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Depa-::- nent of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Devils Lake, North Da-
kota, Aug. 80, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Crear
smeallie, Of Toxic. N. D., who, on May
10, 1909, made H. E. No. 03s04, for
Sc IA sW IA, Section %, Township
1852 N, Range IS w, Fifth Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make final Communication proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the Register and Re-
cciver, at Devils Lake, North Dakota,
on the 18th day Of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Thompson, .. D. Groves, Al
bert Joqua, Warren Lang, all Of Toxic,
n. D.
sep1-6t-w WIN. MILLER. Register
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

Montreal, Sept. 22.-The Laurier gov
eminent and reciprocity suffered over
whelming defeat in the Canadian cleo
tions held yesterday.
By veritable political landslide the
Liberals majority of 43 was swept
away and the Conservative party secnr-
ed one of the heaviest majorities, up
ward of fifty, that any Canadian party
ever has had. Seven cabinet ministers
who have striven with Premier Laur-
Ter, were among the defeated candi-
dates.
The Liberals lost ground practically
in every province Of the dominion.
Where they won their majorities were
small. Where the Conservatives won
their majorities were tremendous. On
tario, the leading province Of Canada,
declared almost unanimously against
the administration and reciprocity.
Robert L. Borden, leader of the Con-
sentative party, shortly will become
prime minister Of Canada. He will be
supported in parliament by working
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
MAN WHO HAS FOUGHT PIGGING
CHARGES FOR TWO YEARS
IS NOW IN JAIL.

Minot, N. D., Sept. 22-Amos Her
manson, who was arrested two years
ago for pigging was turned over to
Sheriff Ed. Kelly to start serving his
sentence. The prisoner was sentenced
Nov. %, 1909, to serve six months in
the county Jail and pay a fine and
costs aggrcgating $500, by Judge Davis
Of the county court. The case was ap-
pealed to the supreme col:t but the
appeal was dismissed and the judgment
Of the county court affirmed juno J..
Hermanson was delivered to the sheriff
and Immediately started to serve his
sentence. In default Of paying the
$500 fine and costs, he will be compell-
ed to serve an additional six months,
which will make his sentence exactly
one year.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
Itching Skin Quickly cooled.


Hot weather means skin trouble for
many people, but now you can stop the
itch instantly.
Just a few drops of the cooling and
healing winter green lotion and the
itch is gone-not in half an hour-not
in ten minutes-but in five seconds.
This simple wash is known as D. D.
D. Prescription for Eczema, and usually
sells for $100 a bottle, but now by
special arrangement you can get trial
size bottle for 25 cents. This will be
enough to show you why we always
recommend D. D. D. for all skin trou-
bles. D. D. D. gives instant relief.
Devils Lake Drug Co.