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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-16

Doubles, Doubles, Doubles.-The
Popular Pastime theatre is offering a
great big four-reel double program Of
six pictures today, matinee and night
Be sure and see The Express En-
Yelope,p a Kalem Railroad drama.
Have You read THE Two Orphans, 50
shown in two reels at the Pastime
Thanksgigi Day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-16

Jumped Bond, Caught. Ben
ton, who was charged with receiving
stolen goods and who jumped his
bond, was caught by Officer Gordon
last night The man came up from
Jacksonville on tug enroute to Da-
rien and thought he would again see
the town, but instead he is now look
ing over the interior Of the county
jail.
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1t is Great to Be Grand and Grand
to be Great and it Is Great and Grand
to be able to see a four-reel double
program of six Great Feature Pictures
at the Coy Grand tonight. Do not
fail to see the Vitagraph children in
The Child Crusoes." Admission, SC
and 10c. Hurry and secure your seats
for The Rosary" Friday night.
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PULLMAN BREAD. the best made
FABER'S Phone 374.
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The Worlds Best
Tailor Shops!

You feel certain that the materials
are right, that the style and the taxi
orlng are perfect. and that there Is
nothing wanting that goes to make a
handsome suit Of clothes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-16

Country Visitors Today -Qhlte a
large number of the farmers ana
others who reside in the country viii
be here today to hear the speech Of
Hon. J. Pope Brown, candidate for
governor, at the courthouse tonight.
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A Good oppor.gn.ssgf-A special rate
Of $50 for two months course in prac-
teal bookkeeping; evening; at the
Brunswick Business College. to stu
dents entering before November IS.
11-12-1415
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. Day 5 Doing
Briefly old

The Weather-Fair: no great
change in temperature.
The Tldes.-High water on the bar
today 1892 a. m. and 4.02 ,. N. Low
water, 9.57 a. m. and 1922 p. m. About
half hour later in the harbor.
Large Steamer Arrives.-The
steamer Harseywood, from Buenos
Ayres, arrived yesterday afternoon to
load for strachan & Co.
Brunswick Circuit Docket-The su-
preme court has reached the Bruns-
wick circuit docket and is busy hear
ing cases from this section. The case
Of aiaguire vs.. Murray was heard on
Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17
The Old, Yet New.

BY those who are conversant with
the history relating to the existing
conditions at the time and in the
place where the scenes of Temp.
est and Sunshine" are laid, it is said
that they are remarkably true Ia
life. The company Interpreting this
splendid play is one of exceptional
merit. headed by Miss Omenia Ma.
rion and Miss Billie Loe.
The management has spared no
expense to provide their stars with
supporting cast as strong as the
best, and the result is eminently sat
isfactory. both from financial and
artistic standpoint. The story is
wholesome and true, and the gamut
of human emotion are run during
the progress of the play. 1t entra-
thrills, delights and edifes. II
has the fancies of fiction founded on
facts, and gives even the frivolous
something to think about after they
leave the theatre. Tempest and
Sunhine" the dramatization of Mary
j. Holmes popular novel is the
seasons success.
This standard production will be
seen at the Crystal Theatre, Tuesday
Nov. 2S.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17
Send a Letter to the Pane,
Back Home.

The Bureau of immigration for
some time has been mailing out
large numbers of news letters to
small newspapers throughout the
country. Many of these letters are
printed, but many are passed by.
These that are printed are ~ no
means as effective as the personal
letter, signed by a man who the
readers of the small paper back
home" know personally.
Remember that weekly paper
back home how you used to read
every word in it each week; how
eager the paper was to get letters
from former residents who had NOV.
ed to new fields, and how eager the
home people were to read those let.
ters. Every man in New Mexico
who remembers such a newspaper
back home can do his share and a
big share to help advertise the new
state.
Write the letter to your back
home" paper right away, while the
subject of New Mexico's admission
to the Union is fresh in the minds
Of the people throughout the
country. The back home" paper
will print it gladly. This is work
in which every man and woman who
recalls such paper ''bNck home
can help.
II any information is desired for
your letter about the resources Of
New Mexico, write to the Bureau
OF immigration, Albuquerque audit
will be sent by return mail.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17
R. R. Dope.
BY o. d. NJ.

Isl ". ~. VI,
Conductor Watson has returned to
work on the Silver City passenger.
W. S. Clark Agent for the Santa
Fe, spent Sunday in Santa Rita and
Hurley.
G. Z. Hutchinson, Wells Fargo
Route Agent was a pleasant caller
last week.
Jno. Boyd has gone to Tucson to
accept a position with Wells Fargo
Express Co.
Arthur Pike Of Trinidad succeeds
Mr.. Carlson as Cashier at the Har-
vey Harvey.
Engineer Landerback, injured his
back at Ferro. reversing his engine.
He will be confined to his bed for
some time.
VIM. Lawson, relay operator at
San Marciai has been spending a
few days vacation in Deming visit
ing Billy Graves.
Frank Carlson, cashier at the Har-
vey House has resigned his position
here and is going to Los Angles to
accept a position as clerk in hotel.
There will soon be a new time
card out on the S. p. Ry., changing
the time of trains 8 and 10. No. 8
arriving at Deming at Q. a. a. m.
and No. 10 at 6.S2 p, m. Daily.
Special car, Cypress with Mr..
Jucklin. went to Santa Rita Sunday
in charge Of Conductor Brockway the
Cypress TO remain in Santa Rita UNI
till Tuesday, then return TO DeminR.
Bud Hughes, chief transfer clerk
of the Santa Fe, after spending, thir-
ty-fve days vacation visiting Chicago
Cincinnati. Louisville, La Fayette,
Kansas City and Albuquerque, is
back in the harness.
Extra east engine 800 on the Santa
Ee, struck a team of horses and
wagon "a miles east of Hurley on
Nov. 18th, breaking a hind-leg on
horse. also wagon tongue. Manuel
and Martinez Mendosa were in the
wagon, but were not hurt.
J. c. Brown former manager Of
Harvey House here. but now Travel
ing Auditor Of the Harvey Houses,
in the southwest district, came in
Monday to check the new cashier in.
Your smiling face always looks good
in Deming. Come often.
A new train is to be created on
the s. P. called the Millionaire
Special this train will pass through
Deming twice a week each way, to-
wit: 1901 west bound arrives in Dem
ing Tuesdays and Fridays at ll:2
p. m. 1902 east bound arrives in
Deming Thursdays and Saturdays at
5:46 a. m.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17

The high school girls demonstrate
ed, last Friday evening, at the
Crystal Theatre. that they could in
dulge in athletics as well as the
boys. II certainly was a classy ex-
hibition Of basket ball. The two
teams were about evenly matched
and their playing had everybody on
edge until the end of the game.
The game brot forth four stars in
the line Of basket ball. No one
could find fault with Capt. Fay Nc
Reyes playing. 1t was thru her
unerring eye and quick throws
that the first high school team won
by score Of Is to ID. Capt. Edna
Watkins of the second team played
steady game at right forward,
but at times missed opportunities
which would have meant scores.
Carrie Hubbard, the left forward Of
the seconds, gave the audience some
fine exhibitions of speed and pass
ing. Lola Young. for the second
team, playing the position Of jump
ing center, was responsible for most
of the scores Of the second team.
Her fine jumping and neat passes
had the first team ratified and she
played just as hard at the end as at
the beginning.
Fay McKeyes started the scoring
after 5 minutes of play when she
threw a neat field goal, from where
she was standing. near the side
lines. She then threw two more
in rapid succession and Margaret
Randolph and she threw one foul
goal each. Edna Watkins started
the scoring for the second team
when she threw field goal. Soon
after she repeated the same stunt.
Then Carrie Hubbard and she each
threw basket. Carrie finished the
scoring of the half by throwing a
foul goal. Score; lst team 10, End
team 6.
In the second half the girls start
ed in with rush end the ball kept
see-sawing from one end of the hall
to the other. Capt. McKeyes re-
peated the performance of the first
half and rolled the score up TO Is.
Capt. Watkins and Carrie Hubbard
were not slumbering however and
when the whistle blew they had
their score brot up to IA. The
game ended with the first team VIC
torious after a hard struggle.
The girls were handicapped on
account of the slippery floor and
consequently were unable to play as
fast as they wished. Miss Hanes
and Miss Anne Watkins were the
officials. The game was thoroly
enjoyed by everyone and the girls
certainly showed that they could
play basket ball some.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17

We advertise and believe in It, but
our pleased customers are doing a
world of good. by telling their
friends of the fair treatment and
moneys worth deal, received here.
The Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17

Five acres Of land all cleared and
fenced, with four room dwelling
house, barn. well. windmill. tank,
and shade trees, situate one hall
mile eastward from town.
JAMES s. FIELDER.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17
The line-ups wer,

See J, H. harrington for any job
Of building. He does good work
and don't wait.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17
WILLARD {. HOLT. EDITOR
MILTON W. pepuY, BUSINESS MGR.

Subscription
Year, Six Months 81; Three Months so Cents Subscriptions
Foreign Countries so Gents Extra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17

We are sorry to note the serious
illness Of A. A. Almy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-11-17

Advertise IN the GRAPHIC and get re.
suits.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Insertion Local
Business locals word Cards of thanks
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Ornnseis.athams : HebertrasnHses
Gintinnati 20. Gss.

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Sipeiien llnierabtbeilung. 81.
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Siioieite Der Gait 5iu 4psnus. 81.
u. W. 5dpDarb an 9. 9. Cullen,
baiielbs Gigertbum. 81.
Wtorp s. Uftller an soiepb Srtb,
aontratt I'm oas gisentbum go.
203 Weit 6. aOtnue fur $4,000 su
Dertaufen.
glnna g. Jifkr an gbe georgs
Jifber Cons Go., fiinf anhr. pnht
;oes 2anbes betannt als 623 Walnut
Strabe; jGbrIi9e Wietbe $2100.
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184, 1876, 187 unb 262 in Der Rors
pooo 5tisbts llntsrobtbeiluns. 81.
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broi. 6. qaaoub, bnHelbe Gigtntbum.
81.
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pudono, gbeiI pom Got / in 6orrist
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Der Sibieits Der Drittsn Gtrnbe. stpis
fhtn Bine unb Race Gtrdbs. 5000.
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aIs 2727, 2729, 2731 unb 1873
Spring Grooe NDenue. TlpndtIide
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IN Columbia Sp. 81,
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bon port Gtrabe nno Carlisle ap.
$47OO.
Dora 6. Gallagher (per 0ormuno)
ON Sacob Sdottenfels, 30 5ub an
McWiIian Strabe, 60 SUB an Go
inmbia Mpenue. $7100.
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Singles, 42a Sub an Gberiole ap.
81.
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rifD on Sarab q. Wbite, il Aeres
In Rabiionpille. $150.O1.
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sSiiber, Got $50 in 8. !. Shulte' 3
2. aooition bon Deer pnri. $50.
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.. Spnes, SO SUB an aincaio Ctr.
81.
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80 5uB an Delhi pifs. 81.
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Fats divers.
Don 0ietcr Quburfin.
paris, Gnbe Topember.

Yorrs, Gnbt ypptnber.
Grdulsin SterO tanst surSeit bier
in einem aaborstt Dor ben qeouloisen
s,nriiern. Si. beibt mod imme. off.
siea bic ih0ne Gtero, unb oieit
Gh0nheit miro ibr aud BON nieulaas
fsm heitritten. Uon ben pnriitra am
tpenigften. Denn bas finb gebilbete
Qeute unb iptiien, bab Elm toitbdrer
Gegenitnnb INNER aperibnotler ipirb. il
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bier in pdris einen berrliden prlnit
1us ner 3eit Sulinns Dts 2lbiriinisen.
auber ibrer GhDnbeit bejibi bi.
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n.onten unb ptrlen pia unb audi eis
nise Spibsng.mebe i'm msrtbe BON
5000 syranes. lin bieie Gpiben III
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cen. Die Sttro brohte zines Gages
ibre Spisen au einsm Ghneiber in Der
Rue be Ia 4air. um bos toftbcre Ge.
fpinit an diner neuen Robe onbringen
su lnFen. Die Gpiben tpuroen auf benz
Qabtntifh nusgebrsitet unb anes ga0s
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Dtero fortesgonWn pas, bo spdren
acknowledgements Die Gpiten aud
fort. Der SMntih<r gIaiibt, BE Dtero
babe bic Gpiten ipieber NIT fortps.
ucmnen, unb cine ulnmiell Fat 81.
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Gid ieIbit beiieara

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Reue 6ppotbefen.
glbbie WiIbonanb on Grmpnbe G
Ii. e. 60. $3.50.
amhroie 8. gahouo on Norpopl
Gsiabis SO. $2526.66.
R. So. Steinbilber an Clinton 6
Mdtttr IL. ". S1750.
Winnis Blum an Souibern Gbil
Snpinos gant SO. $3.50.
Charlotte 2inbner on 8ineen
aIeins. 9lbminiftratpr. $3333. 3.34.
| Baird MtSenrp on 2iberal 6. ii
9. 60. $500.
6. 80. gonlsp ON Dean 3. grap
ton. 1926.
MdsooIsn 8. WiIisrt an SObr
Gunbp. S75.53.
SpI. RoTsnbaum an Senat. 8. u
.. q. SO. $3250.
Glen gpnnor an 9tponbale 6. IL
q. Go. $500.
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II. q. u. So. $1,000.
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Ranlin .. Spnss on Rortbpsiierr
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QDm. gidlen an bisIeIbe. $500.
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nnaensbmeu Gag. Geun bic Rue be
Rifelieu - lang unb fhmal I1uft iie
BON 9DuIsparo beg StaIisns sur Gcz
nleoie Srdncaiie bin - III cine irnns
berboioe alte Gtrabs NIT 5duiern aus
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Reiten untpahriheinlihen GsmGuers
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rentnlIeH btrdufetsogen tpnrben. auh
fam it] gerooe bes Wittogs bort enta
lang, uno ba mar bic tiefs, nunfle
Strabe bon pcn iauf.no iunstn WdD<
den. Die battsn eben gut gefriihitiidi,
tDuren auberorbentIih dufs.lsgt unb
ipcllien IiH iiber meinen nenen aelben
Wini.rpnletot balb fronf Inhen.
Don Der beuiftsn Jnpoiion isboh
ionn.e if nur suenises eHtneden. 3ntt
beutfhe 8uhbonnlunetu, Elm Reifnus
rant, in Dem es Miinhener gHrssrs
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Auilhrift .mdn fpriht Deuiih". Das
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5irmen mt benz Ramen Gppenheimer
su bemerien. 4ber audi bos tann mid.
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in Der adn5en Wslt cine Gtrabe an
finben, in Der nift spei giHipobner
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items bic harmnntsi.tn uHb ums1ngs
li6itsn eeuts gu iein pfIessn.
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Gonigs BON Gnglonb 1T Dor ben ais
i.en Gruntreids paHirt, sehOrt aliO 5H
rfisintm RtFort.
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fam fin eetpaltiger Sturm uno ndblts
bas Weer auf. 9ns tonieli6e 1abrs
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unb Gniiebsn befieIen bic Befdbune.
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bsiter.m antlis unb NIT eIoninen
Shritten.
g(uf, bi. aiibe b.s a0niss Iiitsn febr
nnier Der Seenoib. DeHn. pruitiih
ipie bic gngfdnbsr nun einrnal iinb.
MARIN feds aiihe nuf bic Reiie nod
Snbien mitetnommen trorben. Ddmit
man unisrtregs an Der n0ibistn Wiiln
nnb grsms ieinen WaneeI litte. Die
saiibe uurben itetrant unb iielIien bos
Wlilmgeben Elm. Mas ibnen niemonb
perbenten iann; benn ioenH bxr
MenIh festrdnf In, bat er nnberss Su
tbun. ala Milh gu probu3iren.
Dd man aber aud teins tonbeniirie
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bofts Gtoff bdib gang. llnh 10 hsrriGte
auf bsm aonissidiff, bas NIT Rronen
un0 6ermeiinen mad Snbien fubr. eis
ne fpirilihs Mildnoib. ipis iie fonlt
nur bsi Hiiraerlihen pcrtpmmt. unb
ols am Mbsno beim Diner Der AirfG.
tudtn gum eriten Wrle cbne S6laes
iahne itrpirt tpurbe. ba bob Q0nia
geDrg bsIebrenb ben 3eietfinger unb
fasit au ieinem prinsIihen Gobne:
..Eu iiebE nun tnblih sinmoI, mein
Sobn, tpas jsnss losials Gienb lit.
bon benz bu bin unb nisbtr In ben
crs-.zG ..f.r.- k-E.~ A.,~k1~d
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-16
THE NEW Y.M. CA.
RULES JULY |

July the first the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will put its new basis
of membership charges into operation.
The question of when the change
should be made was discussed at sew
eral meetings of the directors, and the
above date was finally decided upon as
the best. The present charge of five
dollars year and a dollar for lock-
er will hold good until the last of the
month, after which men joining will
LAY the rates adopted for the new
building, which will be opened for use
October first. The new rate of ten
dollars a year for full membership will
include the use of the physical depart
ment, which means the baths as we'll
as the gymnasium, games hail, hand
ball courts, running track, tennis
courts, and locker room. There will
be no extra charge for lockers in the
new building. There will be largo
steel lockers, well ventilated
L uS membership lee .lOI DONSr SO6S
up to five dollars year. This in
cludes the locker. a membe" is con-
sidered boy until he is eighte EN- years
old, when he becomes a senior mem
ber. Fer men who do not care for
the physical privileges there viii be
a Regular Membership, costing five
collars a year. This is the Ice that
students entering the night school will
pay. A special rate will be made
students who wish to use the gymnas-
ium.
Provisions has been made for 100
members in the Business Mems Club,
for which there is a special suite of
three rooms reserved, with private
locker room, baths, and club room.
Membership in this club will cost
twenty-five dollars a year, which will
make it gust self sustaining. /
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-16
GLORIOUS NIeHTs-AND DAYS,

These nights are beautiful down at
Haleiwa. The moon adds much to
the splenor of the scenery and the
weather is all that could be wished
for. Those who were at the hotel last
Saturday night when the moon was
full report a delightful time. The
assured the public that
every day brings something new to the
guests at Haleiwa and for the reason
it is the popular place for tourists and
local people at all times.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-16
In the Matter of the Estate of 10
SBPH ROBERTS, Deceased.

On reading and filing the petition
and accounts Of Bruce Cartwright, ad
ministrator with the will annexed OF
the estate of JOSEPH ROBERTS, de.
ceased, wherein petitioner asks that
the same be examined and approved
and that final order be made of dis
tribution of the remaining properly to
the persons thereto entitled and dis.
charging petitioner and sureties from
all further responsibility herein:
1T is ORDERED, that MONDAY,
the oath day of JULY, A. d. 1911, at
10 o'clock a. M, before the Judge pre-
siding at Chambers of said Court at
his courtroom in the Judiciary Build
ing, in Honolulu, City and County of
Honolulu, be and the same hereby is
appointed the time and place for hear
ing said petition and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause, if
any they have, why. the same should
not be granted, and may present evil
dence as to who are entitled to the
said property.
Dated, at Honolulu, this 18th day Of
June, 1911.
By the Court
]. A. THOMPSON,
Clerk Circuit Court, First Circuit.
Messrs. Kinney, Prosser, Anderson &
Marx, attorneys for the administers
tor.
4t-June 16, %, 30, July Z.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-16
LOGICAL ECZEMA REMEDY
MILD, SOOTHING WASH

Although many different kinds OF
remedies have been tried for the cure
of Eczema and other skin diseases,
it has been proven by years of tests
and thousands of cases that the only
possible cure is in the form of a
liquid. This is a mild, soothing, heal
ing wash made of Oil of Wintergreen,
Thymol, Glycerine, and few other
ingredients, compounded so care
fully that each one has it's proper
effect.
This simple compound is now made