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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-31

No, 478
OUR 18TH ANNUAL
FEBRUARY
DOMESTIC SALE
Begins Monday, Feb. 5th and
ends Feb. 29th.
GET a DASH RECEIPT
A favorable market and ad-
vantageous purchases enable us
to offer Domestic Cotton at
prices lower than for many years
Brown Cottons 35, So, 40 and
81 inches.
Bleached Cotton, 36, 40, AZ,
As, 81 and 81 inches.
oEr A oAsH aEoGiRr
The deservedly popular
Lockwood Cotton
So inch, 6 lie. 40 inch lac
A Good Cotton
SO inch, 6 lac. 40 inch, &c.
A Cheaper Cotton, Sc.
Fruit of the Loom Cotton 7 lie.
oKr n DASH RECEIPT
Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Eases,
Feather Tick and Birds Eye Cotton all at
oney-saving February prices.
A good hemmed white Bed Spread at
65 cents.
BIeached Cotton Crash in Is yard rolls
80 cents.
aerA DASH Receipt
Bundle Prints, AZ cents bundle
Patch Work Prints, TIC. poun /
Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Winter Cloth Coats at half price.
All Furs at sacrifice prices.
GOOD POTATOES WANTED
Return $50 in Cash Receipts and
get 50 cents in merchandise Free.
I will pay one dollar each in cash
for the return of cash receipts num-
bered 400, 1879, 4I22, .5545, oo57,
1884, ooIo 1896, or 1867.
Mrs. Gay of Orleans returned
No 700 and received one dollar
therefor.
O. w. LOCKE
ORLEANS, VERMONT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-31
The Junior League at 3 o. m.

Epworth League at p. m. Topic.
False Security of the Unrighteous. .
Leader. Miss May Bassett. Do not
forget the Mems Bible class. We had
our largest attendance Sunday. Come
and we will do you good. You will
receive a cordial welcome. Bible
School at IL p. m. The school is
prospecting. Come and make it grow.
Last Sunday morning Miss Wilson
gave helpful talk. In the evening
Rev. Ralph F. Lowe gave an excel.
lent sermon to large congregation.
The fourth and last conference fol-
this year was held at the parsonage
Saturday evening at 7:30. the Rev.
R. F. Lowe, district superintendent,
| in the chair. Nearly all the mem
bers of the board were present. The
reports of the pastor, Sunday School
superintendent and the Junior League
Superintendent showed that the
church was in prosperous condition.
Thus far this conference year ter
have united with the church and four
on probation. The benevolences OF
the church are all raised. The minis.
ter, Rev. G. w. Burke, received g
very warm and unanimous invitation
to return for third year. At the
close of the quarterly conference g
social hour was spent and enjoyed by
all. There were thirty present. Mrs.
Foster j. Kinney, the efficient and
popular president of the Ladies' Aid
had charge of the refreshments anC
was ably assisted by Mrs. J. B. Col
ton, Mrs. A. E. Wilkey and others
The following short program was rem
dered. Music by Mrs. J. B. Cotton
solo by Mrs F. J. Kinney, violin SOLE
by Philip Moulton and a reading b.
Miss Hazel Twombly. A delightful
evening was brought to a close by tn
singing of "Blest Be the Tie" an
a prayer by Rev. R. F. Lowe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-31
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.

Prayer meeting this evening at 7 80.
Boys meeting Thursday evening at
1880.
Choir rehearsal Thursday evening
at 7:15.
The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening next Sunday. Sub
ject of the evening sermon. 1.-THE
Gadding Gossip Devil" Plan to
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-31

oET n DASH RECEIPT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-02
ROBE IDEA
oAFoaTAHLE robes to covar ~

~ 0MFoRTABLE robes to cover the
Invalid. or 10 be used - .
couch robe whAA anyouD ~tshes
to take little nap, Are 6 ontoepA
blankets. Tho large bluo ~ gyay
army blankets are beat selee11ou, Tor
they will stand years of woAr anl
can be washed IT homo, Il you 10 net
wish to send them away 70 =
cleaned.
Embroider tho top ana bottom
edges with . wide atY1D q coorao
cross-stitch In . coaventional aesi9n
In dull green and rs0 wool that VIII
harmonic with the color Of tn
blanket itself.
Il you should happoa = Aa~ a
can make lovely cpucA robe ~
covering 1t with figured saessn 81
chfua elk.
The old haankst shouia IS vashed
and thoroughly dried drst: thsn trim
Oh the edges. II they b. worn A.
ragged. Have the covering cut one
inch wider and longer than the
blanket. Lay one side Of IL cover.
ing over the hlanhe4 aUd turn u II
All around one inch. hastlng & fAse.
Now lay the other outside covorine
on and haste that fast about three
inches from the edge. Turn IN the
e4se to At the other sidG eud olthef
o1ipatitth the two cov4sSA11 - III
~ overcast them.
hind ths cov1r wltA tAsee1osn.
- ribbon. This ms13S = YgS1fy.
= ,sss ~ = =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-02
BY MRS. KINGSLEY.

7 ACE is, coming into prominence
l. as trimming on the newest
parasols.
The new material =. known =. N
dtusch" abroad IL now IN great de-
mand for long coats.
All designs of needlework are Of
an open character. Floral effects
are not massed closely together.
Wide bands Of venise cAuny and
dlet are used as borders on novel;
ties In silk. chiffon and linen. Fringe
In silk, fine facet braid or chenille
makes an attractive edge finish.
Jewelled hatpins are now seen
which are much more rational In
size than formerly. some are OF the
double type, that Is, there are two
connected by q short jeweled chain.
and they are both worn at one side
OF the hat.
For elaborate ball slippays ap-
pliques of gold and silver galioou are
added to foundations OF black and
white satin, and these are adorned
with very beautiful and glittering
buckles. OF which the most fashion
able are In oval shape.
The tunic still claims numberless
dtsciples where suits for small bows
are concerned: many OF these for the
winter are designed In dark colored
washing silk. made in simple STYLE
and almost hiding the short silk
knickers underneath.
The majority OF dressy waists are
made with three-Quarter sleeves, al
though some full length styles are
noted generally finished with n enff
plating TO fall over the hand. These.
modeas are made with some fuluess
a the elbow. taperang Oh 10 . snug
dniah at the wrist.
Jabots Of white tulle ana dean
cream lace are much favored 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-02
BY EDNA EGAN. !

Em ~ Of nerfuming clothes and
e9po0ASd8 was carried to per-
t6ak3ott W our great-srsnds
11EA Tt they used only the
~ 6esh 6c1srss grown and gath
- ~ MSmselves.
~ Aass vssa, cars1uaiysarlsd - laid
GDnA To bneo N the greaE pres
Il Goae 0Dwn into da4uty sachet1 and
- q laj6 away In thu great oak
old chests and presses, though
~ 1n4s that stsexed the lavender
yAAt not have been laid 70 rest
gg . huadSed years
dAe herbs Of the lavender should
- Tied n punches OF half a dozen
h09 AuAg "a current Of air or Z
NDg4 room until dry. They should
4pe ~ brittle. Have ready little
1a11 bags n the sach~ts are for
e1Ag among linen, thin silk II for
nqE51g about = room. Strip the
oA1b q lavender and half All the
10OA ~ mp the tops with ribbons
- yJnce among tho linen. etc.
11s 1se1owing makes . nice illing
- 1oe6o4o: Take equal quantities
0e 1nSoq1er flowers. dried rosemary.
onn1e4 osTts root. dried rose petals
j1 ~ III old fAshioned cabbage
1o - ~ moat sweetiy scentedl I.
A. ooW 1oaRD ~ scented yerbena II
z11v Gnn - procured: II not. scme
W9 u the sD-callsA blne gerani-
Ogu1A ~ te9e<1sr into . coarse
~ m ~ TIE bags
& - RlxtuYo gfyea 4 daHcafa mar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-02

~ &foet~Sron0moe0ef'a time IL wal
The. custonAry thing tor q wife
to mshs her husbands shirts
Her skili In needlework was dis
played to advantage IN the fine hand
tucks that adorned the bosoms Of
"dress" shirts. The flne stitches
necessary to finish neckbands. shpul-
der seams, Jokes and cuts were
Viewed with admiration by mothers
and daughters who knew tho value
Of neat sewing. Now the great man
u1acture!s do this work for the mod
sru woman. and charge well for the
work.
Sewing machines have simplined
the work our great-grandmother
did to wonderful degree. A clever
woman can now make . mans shirt
IN . day with ease by using . ma
chine for the stitching.
Even with the large variety OF
sizes turned out by manufacturers.
there are men who cannot get =
ready-made shirt to exactly at.
II your husband has one Of the
odd-sised ngures.I why not make ~
shirts yourself.
The work 10 not hard to DO. either.
A good plan Is to rip up an ,old
shirt that iits perfectly, using that
for pattern, and follow exactly the
lines on which 1t Is cut and made.
The collarband 10 really the only
part that ID difficult to At. and you
can buy co1lar-bands Of any six4 for
10 cents apiece.
Il you make these yoursslf. usa
good quality OF linen that has been
Thoroughly shrunksn before II Ii cut
out. Always stitch tho tucks. it
tucks are used 70 front. nr1t before
you cut this portion out. Tho shal-
low yoke 10 applied % the back ~
torS that u cut. % tharA q ahso-
lutely no danger af - doubao ma-
tertal eliprong o. stretehtae ~ "
shap4 - making. Sleeves ~ I'd
the pTDpef length ana 0nleAa1 60
10y xtfe %. go ~ l \ ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-02

ers favorite scent. The waddinx
may then be Enclosed In stlken bags
% match tie eoior OF the dYUaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-02
BIT MRS. HnLARD.

TN great-Srandmother's time 1t was
the. customary thing tor wife
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
now To INCOME 4 consul.

How does one become 70 consult
u rs e question OF some interest In
Ncw Mexico since We have become a
state. LcsIic's has the following
consuls are appointed by the pres
idcnt. with the advice and consent OF
tho senate. 4 candidate desiring app
pOintment 90 the consular service
makes application for such appoint
mont through the secretary ct state.
on u form furnished by the state de-.
rarimcnL From among these appli-
cants the president dlsignatos 10 take
an examination those candidates who
seem properly qualified for the scry-
ice and who are not from states
which already have more than their
share OF appointments iu the service
each state 20 far as possible being
allowed appointments proportioned on
the basis Of population. Naturally. if
the service needs men ana but few
candidates present themselves from
states that are uudcr-representcd,
some candidates from states over
represented must also %, designated
son the examination In making these
designations politics Is given no con-
Idcration. the service being now upon
% strictly partisan basis.
Then when the set time arrives. thr
candidate presents himself "a Wash.
Ington and takes written examiua-
ton in International maritime and
commercial law. political and com
merCal GEOGRAPHY arithmetic. mod.
,rn languages, French German %
spanish the natural, Industrial and
commercial resources and Commorc,
of th' United states, political econ.
uuiy American history. government
ana institutions. and the modern his
tory thnuo 1850 of Europe, South
America ana tho far East 10 deter
mine candidates business ability
1lcrtucss, general contemporary in
formation and natural fitness Tor IN,
service. including moral mental an,
physical qualifications character. All
dress and general education and soot
command Of English. be- then tskci
AN oral examination Al those can
didates who receive total mark o
eighty per cent are then pronounce,
qualified for appointment and thcli
names go on the liI of oiigiblcu from
which future appointments Hro made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
the CONVENTION CITY.

Albuquerque is to be congratulated
on the TACT that the Democratic state
convention. with over 800 delegates
present. Is to hold IT'S sessions In this
city on september . FOR the purpose
of nominating candidate for CON
gross and presidential electors. This
is one of the biggest gatherings OF
the year IN the state and Albuquerque
is bound to benefit by tho preson, C
Tor even day or two OF So large a
number of representative New Mex.
leans. II now dcyolves upon the
people of the city to make every prep
aration and every effort 10 see that
nothing mars the success OF the gath.
cring as far as accommodation aud
entertainment are concerned. We
want 90 make these Democrats fec
that there IL only one city in New
Mexico that offers ideai advantages
Tor convention purposes. and that iz
Albuquerque This city IL most ac-
cessiblc. most central. most mctropoi-
itan and better equipped to handle
large conventions than any other city
in the state.
The Republican state central conn
mittcc Is To- hold meeting tomorrow.
at which decision will be made as to
the date and place OF the Republican
state convention There is no reason
why Albuquerque should not also have
this convention. for the arguments
adduced above, ana purely as bust.
ness proposition the business men
aud the Commercial club ought 20 get
together and make proper representa-
tons 10 the central committee.
The holding OF the Republican con.
vention here will be to the mutual ad-
vantage % city and delegates, and
Albuquerque can handle Il fifty ycy
cent bctCcf than any other city In
New Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

We should very much like to meet
the culinary gentleman described os
follows Ia the Cuorvo clipper
Charles GuuHt Of Cuervo 81 one
OF the finest cooks that ever came
across the big waters that separate
Europe from America. He under.
stands the art OF making dcuble-docR
pies He IL good on single-dcck pies
but when he runs short on dough to
make his last pie he makes one with
a double-Geck. the top OF one pie
making the bottom OF his last pie,
Charles Gunst is man Of mighty
long head"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
STREET CAR TRIES TO GO
ON TWO STREETS AND is
INJURED IN THE STEPS

pur of co., big yellow 'uattiysulus
uf the Albuquerque Traction rom-
pany when it tried Go negotiate the
switch Co cross from Central avenue
tu -,cuud street this morning az $50
came TO- griDf and had pair of
steps torn on JH tn, result ui uEWisc-
N trying Geo travel ON both streets ut
ihr same time The front trucks
-trJtvd up SECOND street north. and
the roar trucks decided to return 90
blu Town. th, consequence being u
terrific rraslIuE and uIuugiug which
tug hurrlu,d spectators expected 90
result 800 the complete demolition ut
the vehicle. n huallS made the
switch. after numerous efforts. with
nothing worse than the loss of tdc
steps torn Oft Cos tu, uluuRiug trucN
s long breath of relief WAS ryhdt"i
30, thc uystHudcrs. who .ully expected
to see the car BROKEN squared u 'wo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

OF our wholesale business is now
done with Denver. that the y. A. a.
@. running time passenger upnJ
between here and there Is 20 hours
that all passengers and traffic mus
lay over ~ hours In Durango. thus
requiring over 20 hours TO make IN,
TRIP. that We are just little nor,
than 100 miles from Gallup. that IN,
running Gno passenger train FROM
there to Los Angeles is &c hours thni
from here to Gallup would rcuur,
about three hours or t.ta' 90 90
hours-ii hours less than II takes a.
20 to Denver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

ItipuWTNNT MEETING ca TNuR
COMMITTEES rus INININt.

There vii Dee eos important meet
ing tonight of lho adN nors nulsN the
'N'Duilto committee and tho finance
COMMITTEES of the fur association at
the Elk- club room. q. consider mat
ivrs of tho utmost Importance go the
iur aud ,Ncry member uI tho conn
mi'trca b. urged Go ', uu hauG.
Among other uhngs O" 70, mkcn up Is
The matter ot q hig .ShiDitiou from
San juan county Farm ,ugtpu boost
err want 70 come down to the Iir
with big brass bpud, one ~ 90,
best bnnds in the state. aud with the
cry biggest ditpluv ui products ol
the fertile san Juan over brought Go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

The foregoing Telegram was Tor.
vurdcd this morning 90 Chicago bs
the management 81 The Sew M"Aico
state fair ana q favorable reply BE-
confidently expected Sew Mexico
for the first time this year VOTES lu
"a presidential c.cction. aud a.,
growth of the progressive movement
iu the state has made 10 an Import.
ant one in the plans OF The national
managers Of the progressive 9tu
pnign Col. ltouScyclt's western rnm.
paigu is 90 hc &C. particularly vigorous
Jud complete one, he viii wunt On
talk % the voters of New Mcxlco and
viii have uu possible better chance
than when the people Of the Who'll,
state are gathered together here ai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

Tltc members col the Brrualillu
county rouup Huscrs association
had "a Hrgv and enthusiastic meeting
last night 81 which ullus tor M,
poultry show were DIS, ussrd Enough
entries haNtc ulftady been received to
make II certain THIS VIII be tho big
g"fi poultry shoN ever seen here,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
SOME INTERESTING rIGunEs.

How badly Pennington ana the san
Juan country need better railroad
facilities IL graphically told b. tho
GLOWING from tho Pennington En-
trTprisc
THE Albuquerque Herald thinks IL
is a tar cry for Los Angeles % be-
Interested IN railroad 30 Farming
ton Not 30 far after an, brother,
" YOU will consider that large part
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

Jana's Bread Is BesG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
TARC In The Solar
JADO Plexus...

SELF MADE men sometimes need
Ia lot of alterations.
.
ONLY FANCY trying 10 taac e.
t7rin out Of politics How much p,i-
tics Uoult ne let?
o
MANY \ MAN says the Dallas
.'cWs. who successfully courts a
widow ENDS that ne is being tried for
his life
d
Old MAN HENPECK tells us ne
would like to spend his vacation. IL
possible, Ia an institution for the care
aud treatment Of deaf mutcs
@
SEEMS to az the Colonel has been
standing az Armugcddon cong enough
Time 10 progress forward in an ON
ward direction
r. a. SAYS hc knows fomcihusl
aoout the Panama Canal We we're
under the impression that u WAS hie
canal, an olopg.
o
MIR FELIVINSKY Of Ksrsas I'd
vcrtiscs that he viii cure Your Ihcu-
matism or buy your junk he rs AN
,mincnty accommodating scientist.
O.
III \ MAN has money 90 throw AL
the birds. YOU can always bank on 1t
that the birds will bc lowering around
10 get hit.
WHO SAYS there are no women
humoristse"
4 doRt Anow win~ s--- 81,
My typewriter spells as funny ls
Josh Billings IN his palmicst days"
d
THE ELECTORAL collc.o ought
90 adopt stringent rules agaius. hny.
ing before u does anything else ibif'
year. Otherwise II looks bad for ,
bunch oi political freshmen.
o.
WOODROW Wilson was at s,u
when he vroto his speech % accep.
lance Many of a.. voters wilI Dee in
the same shape after al The letters
nave been read
o
MOTHER iE Il sunragist. brother Is
an essayist. sisters thcpsophiHt.
grandpa h. pcssimist. grandma rs "a
Chrluan scientist, Uncle Bll ls an
ultra. montanlst, the hired girls a So
cialist-evcrybody is an Tot but father.
d
JAPAN rs 20 spend million ou hrr
exhibit ~ the san Francisco cxposi.
ton. There rs no doubt Hobsun VIII
see in this deep laid and sinister
scheme Co get fouthold GA the west
Cru coast
.
ALMOST asy young widow Who ls
iu love viii insist thr: shr uNrs the
,.l"i OF re- good cigar. Hut This Icing
tu. what puzzles us b. that she l;N 4.
buys such outrageous ones wucu she
gets us d box.
o
THANK YOU gentlemen tor giving
us the state Democratic convention.
| II IH nov mp 60 Albuquerque Go drm-
onstruto once ana for 40 that thorc b.
only one No. one city IA this state
Tor convention purposes
I o
| EVIDENTLY there has been some
| excitement 0ut ln the carbon city
when the editor OF the Gallup indie
pendent IS moved 90 say
"If there ls ans thing that boats 90
dog ngbt on the streets Of Gallup its
/ Two dog nights
o.
| MR. ROOSEVELT told "A question
! cr ON the floor that ~ hy wanted Go
know about lhu liquor trunic. br
might 60 tp primary school cor
something You can ma the some.
thing on almost any well situated cor
Ucr in t toNu OF any size.
o
FOR AT LEAST week now th,
militant sunragcjtistJs have neither
| attempted 90 knock the block un q
cabinet minister nor puru down %
! lulldiug 4 terrific explosion may
Dee expected Go follow such proluus-
| ed IAN
o
| BOBBY, who do sou lOl, hcstr'
asked his mother
'Daddir' promptly answered thu
! t-ycar-old man
hut mamms rs very good tp you.
| exclaimed mamma,
g know. but Sc men must stick
together. replied Bobby
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
URGENT INVITATION
TO BULL MOOSE"
At CHICAGO
Fair Management Confident II
Can Secure Speaking Date
With Leader of Progressives
During Campaign.
PENNINGTON COMING
WITH A BIG EXHIBIT

. August =. 1919.
= Congressman GoorEs curry, care ,
New Mexico Delegation. Na-
tiunM Progressive Convention.
Chicago, 10.
Please invite pN- President
= Roosevelt go addrrss the ,itiz,ns
. at New Mexico pt Albuquerque I
. un state Day Sew Mexico state
= lnir Tuesday. Octubtr s. We
y viii have goo people from all
= sections of the state here Geo
= greet him. Have Dtcro, Burg.
. und rcst ur delegation tu Join
y you In invitation
. ,Sigucdl -. Is. 49, SELLERS.
T.. 4 STDttTZ Sec
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

BOBBY who do sou love bcst''
asked his mother
"Daddir.' promptly answered tlu
t-ytar-old man.
nut mamms Is very good Go you
exclaimed mamma.
20 know. bat We men must ttIyt
together. replied Bobby
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
MURDERER OF BEALL
LOCATED AND CAPTURE
IS BELIEVED CERTAIN
Especial Telegram 10 Evening" He-aIdD

Rosvyll IS. NJ, Aug Pedro
Madrid alleged murdcter OF WIN 4.
B,al on tho pains two weeks asU,
has been located Iu tho Lincoln coun.
Q, mountains. and IL is believed his
capture ls imminent Madrid stole
70 fresh horse from q shocpman Haiu",i
Guliygus yesterday aud Us travelling
toward Lincoln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

a vast amount OF ~ health is due
10 impaired digestion, When the
stomach fails to perform its functions
properly the whole system becomes
dorangod a few doses OF Chamber
lalu'E Tablets b. an you need They
will strengthen your digestion. inyig-
crate your liver. and regulate your
bowels entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due 90 faulty digos.
ton Try n. Many others have been
permanently uured-why not you ?
Tor sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

salluv complexion comes from bli.
ious impurities boz the blood and tho
fault lies with the liver ana bowels
they are torpid The medicine that
gives results ln SUCH eases IN HERB
INE. u is fine liver stimulaHt and
bowel equator. Price soc. sold hy
AN druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

Tho SWEETEST turnouis and cans ~
the city are al Trimble's. ia Nprth
Second street. Phone ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

" your child IL pale and slclly
picks 90 ihc nose. starts la the slcef,
ana grindn the teeth while sleeping.
't 81 q sure sigu "f worms \ rcm,dl
Tor these Parasites viii Dee found in
WHITES CREAM VEEMiFUGE. II
mot only clears uut tho worms bun II
restores houtu uiI ,h,orfuu,.e
Pur" -'c prr bottle Sold by 20
druggiHts