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SECURES new FILM SERVICE
6sssid. Thsa,rs Argesness Improve
fusnt ~ NOTION Picture Ser.
wee fof Patrons


NanaRer nautief ~ ihe Nsari,s
lh.1tfe anu1unnti yesterday shsi h'
had af'ured nes Nin seftise aHd ihai.
s0nun,nOing t..daf ~ mNsioa' shown
boz llf pupulaf list hDus, ~ill re sup
nh,i ~ ihs O.nofni Illm oonpsnl
ilfifinfOfe ,ns rsaaide haf eh0rn So.
ona usn pifiures Do rih'I ~rfas. ih''
hats hesn showina nirtufra thai hao
hern shown fhc prefleur Misty az ,a'
pirle
Tus Eeaslie nloiinn picture SHOW hai
ilsrn peror eddy pppuiAf und ~lih tii
tFr nlm feffice she patrons 20 ih'
houss ~in be- wei prnidea ~ in ih'
vaf of enc latest tnpira pisins"s
Tire. fs,ls ~ ths besi 90 be- haa hoI
IN ths i,si ls n sfonf1m that hanalsl
iieutics van airh 80 aeiis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
INITIAL RECEPTION
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
ATTRACTS HUNDREDS
OFFICIALS or COMPANY AAvt
WELCOME ron AL.
phsrs Gsshsres ~ ertire state
---ftefs - piesss"

Tire fofmai cisniue Yesterday e ,i,e
hAnds.lfa. ne~ aesffsf- ~ fse @rath
~e.isfn rriephuf.s sna Tc,eftsi., fsa
nst3 atitaftst s.N tsA1 htnafrd b..
rosa ~ shc eonl,snt and shreofhsai
ne 81, ghcrt vss = sitsa, siream o<
siirYs io inspect ihs nee sssbanft
1he u,a hquf ~ thr c,npan, b 4
aIi.fsfr tco. sfnI, ai.soititti, Aft grslt
laist and cenrfeit stfucturr 81 tno
.,surf ~ Narth isrtsd~as ard t.sp
rturc urtfis rts nsliains has l-ern
rnastieA ana attap,ci .li,rs issl lan,.
DAg u ~as ihe dcsrt % al, h-sai ai.a
lsifitl unt I.ir thnl ihc forusai nouse
aarmna he dflsfti Hntl etcfs it.ue
tHs in appie lle' sfiei
for ths oo-asion namltf "a the
state ana dNlsiun nfOss wtfs hcr1
to assist Ilisifioi Msnsr.f kinr ard
i.neai NanaFrr lin'hfo.l in nfrins
ihe ft-iiors fcci at alme o. A. Ace
ipile ecpefsi sulsrntrrl,4i ~ ifaf
ar. ritf headquarters in itutn haA n
roncrous smile f,a an ~hs esnei
Oihsr urtiaF hsre durin4 the al,
scrs " " Nsushap. srssosi n4sn
stf ~ th San kniamn aitsieu. 60
vhioh aitision Cefrus CHRISTI b. u.,
af ihu nrc,r lafts and b. A. rarAhi-
si,n "a san Nn.uuih
fasiuli officials rfrseui wsff li p
iSius eenmrrtiai manaecr " Va Na
1utt piiai thhf sai r~uau,
tisofEe nat.efts. iuue 0hif ,n "A
the ioosl empiogos tiaalnf begs
Hf .pionaid huhing souuE hdi ap,fa.
iort assiti0d In eniofialnnf thr fhesir
1--WE are hcro in pisase ma.f sl
ls rintraaent M,uridr tn caNsf ~.
( paftrf -Ths snufiv teirfn Tti,slten.
/ company r. hrre ~ ths pigp,at %
hanaNus n Is sausfa.tUu was ihl
Telephone haslnsss af ths ruliif ah,
nnr acsire ai an nues 10 ts ho p.
/ punilr that EVERYONE shall frti iha
vo frt doiur nrf besl 90 pieafc
h ln CORPUS continued Ser MclHid,
etherg has h.ou durina tno pas' sewers
rcohs som, complaint ever our 49,
,ioc We ere riaa io saa now hov
rlsr that tnrse dimruitlss hsNe herl
overcome aua ctsrfoHs seems sfffc'
.n tnr Wow that our ipral sNA ioul
lhnaure service H. nnN as mat cuub
te expected We are not satisfied
however ana shall always h. trim
and Improve oar wofh on iho ioca
1 board"
Wc viii WITHIN the nesi fow daf'
sad io our rorpa ~ lnrsi nrefatorr fw
others wo aill also add iso ionf dis
tance openiofH "W Corpus Chrisl
business is showlne wonderful ln
tfease aud w. fluctntN appreciate ma
business within f,w 1ears ~ os
petI hH otshhnes to d. ons ~ ih
y laffe-l in thf state W. invite rurres
lwms fr0m ali nanous that tchds {
N ite hoticrmrut of ihe arInlcs"
puuun thr asY the 0iiioisi vri
, thr tsririents ~ nimerouH lpmpiI
q mrniH ou both thc appearance ~ h
phono 4uarirff And ihr srfiirr
Tho motto ~ ihs esfn-nas Neii sun
4 ,p the iacan phone situation 'iiei
y fo riclHc-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
PAVING COMMITTEE
and CITY COUNCIL
NET N CONFERENCE
SESSION WAS ralvArt AND NO
eteoHr oivtN oVr
ssrsyt ~ ssskss,~p esrss Msds os'
sNa VIII ssstssls NJ Presented
~ ths fseiss en- fFidss.

A cl,.r>a nr<itae * me cav eouncli
and mcsoi,rrs ~ me el,issek' l.esses
somnUsise ~As hsfa ycs,seaa, amer
e,~n shoftN aftF . c'ei,,gk. IL = Irwin.
as.oVe the eits seunoli hall Ncwsra
80 asea we've a.swN~tsns ~hen thr
fariicipsnt. had katNsfea Nnd Mnscr
l'eass infotnci caller rvroftrf that
I'M scssien wes private
Too iunketinr oommistse, snsni~,<si
" Narof fxaHa ConsAlesloHegs 0et-
ress ana tehlngts and hd~in tfaae
snJ n Cchn fopmtsd a. the sshsf
ingni.stp "a thv council and rstlre
.s,uimuire ~ a. thsir rvsont uir a.
tlcneinn pvt WORTH tihfetc,seti adl
ieliAs Thc comrttoe had ,aiie'
me silios nAnsd ta the rufpoet u
eatherlns asiA rtlaute o. ths ,s,sl. -
iufsncl ana isslrsh.iisy ~ ibo sagiear
rcting mAissi-is
Ira lIl..ll - .-l..-'- ~. szl.,zls ~ rsIlV
eil711a psres und viii VcF> Htis =,
oads pahue ~ the meeairn "a ,hs rltf
council Witch viii ~ hsfd Frdas
munlnr n H. understood ths, shs
commllirs 49, a ~hole Win make ~,
rofi a. the cennrd rviail,o b. s,retl
la,ins malessals
~ repeated ihai mo COMMITTEES ~iH
recommend that ali blas ll,at esfs sah
nHirf VI Autusi b. feiprtt.i srs
ihai lhe siN o. advertise f,a tl,is
THIS Nii g., ma'is on me e,eunds thai
hoe BE- ~.ds aisorcpapo, in ssseta
" a. i1is as oempAfva wiih lHise'
uneirs ln ..ihrf fr,ss nunni ralliiss
uitS ~ thr pirutafs 30 ihs lenhfllnI
iflp fsmnniie, sssisd fesisnel tha
I iht fnmmliif. had rt,'sttfi nisn1 flat
frfihr f,pria nn trc,@.tsi lne,ks au
inF ihuf travels H. ihs thf.e feNa
.iiAs ard ths rn, isiusiaHa $50
Itofe pfessni "a yesterdays f,rcu
ii,s s,esson eefv Na,nl r.as's 'om
mi3sonrfs Thompson MUirr lshln
tsr apd Garrett cuY Auofpei lots
Acimt nnrineri i'illnFish nna ins -
rowing iHemhtfs "a me r'tlf-n- rm
mihes n H caldwell Niaren
iuuntfcF rd~in slato A. Y uohns'
p,nnu Ken, y n iirlnis ata u ens
4 i',lhn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

rNnifNfiHiF liftHnnt 4 Anfffe1n 81
uio.ias nie eid France rs'h'~.i buudinF'
from ili. 'esifsi esho~i property 81
ihe nfih uari property Ths fifur'
lures go helms fspairrd aud reia"ifi
a. and AN b.. s-sA fpf rahael rur
I,'ssas iiH fhr eusuinR srhoiasiif trar
~ af ieari mif thr nra hflct bulls
1854 ere fe.ird rhr wpt ~ ntrFies
and rei.airius ite srhooi VIII hf rqfn
plsied ns 'hs laiisr rafi ~ the w'es
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
Seaside Theatre
EXCLUSIVE MOTION PICTURE
HOUSE

"hpfh 81 AFer' tAliagBphf sos
essicl hy the picture 80 the saline iliis
Tins sea casst story b. 1ur rhlrh ali
VIII sprfr fiaff rhr olsslns r,en. ID
this pictere whsre she eilnrs mndls 81
tho cross and a. the WAVES sarfouu-
be- ~ she F,ssss aVaf. makes ufs
.rcproducuDn ~ the famous paintI.
essfsfrsd tn
Heaven AXcnFes' frinrrarhl. f'n,
~ ihe ess.ai ~ dfaninfir thtfnrs D. asce
90 such sdsantaFt that shis pl.tare caf
o. cias~ri AZ ere 90 tht i.slai ~ Eio-
gfafh E.i.a,e,ss
Ills hsrailun ti.uhaul comedy
CENTS ADMISSION TO AL
Souvenir Coupon ever with Each
Adrntstlon.
IS Coupons foF Tea 5roon
70 coupors fsr Table spoon
- Coupons fpF table Fork
~ Coupons fof Tahls knife
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
ANOTHER NEW POLICEMAN
Chief Baldwin Anneyssss Appeirsnsn'
81 W u. sorsssrssY. Wee
oescss Obsf 0oeds.

Ansahsf fsHIuh CHRISTI poiic*men
es.lsnes Fesfsfday ufw fsopds uha
1sa ls.en rnefsssr a ths faTea ~
lhr pest asysrai Tsafs seeA=sea his
reslrneiion ~ f'hist ~ rviice tsaiawin
VI ~ Moptromsry was namaa - mi
fhe tsfsnrF.
ODloer MONTGOMERY VIII ~ station.
- ~ pfilcs headquarters sach niFhl
aud win answer an pt,sYns Tails dDf'
inE fhet time ht,i,as bsen designated
- nlnhi ueueted oaicef.
VITA ths sstifssBen, - Onlosr O1t<is
D,n tse "A inc 90 fefss non rewsa'f'
they belng mounted offirrfs Ete~af
Terrell ana 5ohn MsManisss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY
Infant Sen q ~. ard Mra }. y. L..
srsS iuserrst IN es~ bsyslsa
cswstsry--J. y. Everett
lnpfovina.

Thr fanorai " ire Infant san n ~
occurred Tnsnaay Afternoon, vss htia
yesterday nnfninE as ~ orAcs fr,m
ihf NuaNes rcsldfuft glt sopsh Chap.
arfsL The safsirrs we're oonaofgrd -
Hrt HCnry Nusiin. pastor a ihs i're~.
lfierian church luisrmcni va nsdf
.n TIE new fAYsisw cemeterr.
D. a. Esefftt fsthsT ~ fhe china
eto Was STRICKEN with aCgse sppcn
aicitis ~ Tuesday niEhf VAS rcFofis.
~ considerably Improved last uiFh
and his early recovery - pvw antics.
paieo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Tho curunt tissue ~ ne Tesss
ssssaksrr journal petstshed ~ Ae<tla'
TesAs centsins ppa ~ ths ns~ Car
pus Beach hosa AMI sfpnnds and d
accompanied ~ oenTiptlfs mHi*ss
Corpus ~ essslns eonrsats~hte po',I>e.
|ltg orw hss ns~ hossss "a stake and
ira1s ppblleaisen<
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Pain osresn hi,,sr,lso rsnlsAi

Tie 9arfteits heeitiy pfrssnfs 60
wsa s.ssesrf iassi asss aaiseF'si. -aa
rliif was. rianeingiat isih - chifs.
81. I'd fhs Palm Uarder tonight THIS
- uot one ~ me fefvisf 0unrtiis No
cisfg etirarfipna ans rhnrfr ~ "a
eent, ~ aduisy ana ~ eenfr fpf -
dfea wiH ~ made Jhs pfnEram 49,.
rins ~ s.la arinfh ff1-lt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

80 cu4fse feu med risFses q you
have hsaaarl,s -H .f iit- fi'pr cur
rlaasrs fing headache The riRmsas
tif Ncsqslie ~ Al kinds - eoiafsl
Fiasses t-is-ei
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

w g. Wright N Fioesgiile was
sinens tss rursts striving ~ a.. Sos
.Ll- -.-l-rll-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

,he cheapest sbif you can buy L. tho
enc whirh Will give yna the mnsi
service The famous "a v Price a
90 clothes made 20 ~" are clothes
W. stand behind. Me eel 'em aGd
wear EN-.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23

ness model in many seasons.
That soft-rolling front has grace
to begin with-and under our
tailorship it retains that grace.
1t won't break, nor sag. In Sc
lecting our woolens we picked
some consistent English patterns
for these English suits.
If you are in doubt about what
you want-come in and let us Of
fer some suggestions. Proper
style is as much an element of
satisfaction as proper fit and
proper fabrics. You'll get practi-
cal advice-Same as you'll get
practical tailoring.
Our prices begin at $25. But
a Vandoren $25 production is
not to be gauged by. the price
it's better.
Yes, indeed-''Fit or No Pay"
and no deposit required.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
Tailoring Talks
Edited by Vandoren & Co., Inc,
928 Fourteenth Street fT:s fT:sii;:.1 c.,sb.u Co

If we knew any way to better
our service we'd better it; but we
believe that with the tailoring
force which is behind Mr.. Van
doren's designing, we've got the
BEST FACILITIES in the
country for producing garments
of class and character.
None of the "slap-bang" meth
DDS about our work-and none
of the "slap-bang' results, either.
Every order gets attention-MR.
VANDOREN'S PERSONAL
ATTENTION-and when you
get Vandoren Tailoring you get
what you ought to have; and
what you will appreciate-be-
cause of its individuality-as we'll
as its intrinsic value.
The Vandoren English-cut
is quite the most effective busi-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
UNDERWOOD'S VISIT
TO ANNAPOLIS, MD.

Representative Oscar Underwood has
accepted an invitation TO visit Annapo-
lis, the State capital of Maryland. next
Monday. He will leave Washington on
special electric car In the afternoon
OF Monday. arriving In Annapolis shortly
before o'clock for a public reception
beginning at o'clock In Caryel Hail.
This reception will last until O'Clock.
He will dine with Gov. Goldsborough
at o'clock, visit the senate and house
Of delegates at . o'clock, and hold a re-
ception to members OF the assembly in
the senate chamber from $50 to 10
o'clock. A supper will be given to him
at 10 o'clock in Carvel Hall, at which
prominent Maryland Democrats will de-
liver addresses.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
Emmanuel Baptist Church.

At Emmanuel Baptist Church, Six
teenth street and Columbia road, to-
morrow morning the pastor, Rev. II. s.
Pinkham, will preach on why unite
with q church?"' and at 7:5 o'clock in
the evening on The social busybody.''
A chorus choir. under the direction OF
Mr.. Percy s. Foster. will give 'Mem-
ory song service" No books will be
used by. the choir. the organist or the
congregation.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
FREE TO You.

The Okola Method, which Is fully ex-
plaihed in DR.. Corish's marvellous book,
is the method which is directed at maxi
ing your eyes normal and saving them
from the Disagreement of these needless
unpleasant glass windows. II you wear
glasses or feel that you would be wear
ing them. or II you are troubled with
headache in the forehead or nervousness
when your eyes are tired. write to-day
to Okola Laboratory. Dept. 5s3A. Roches-
ter. N. Y, Sand ask them TO send you,
postage prepaid. free OF all charge, the
book entitled How TO, Save the Eyes"
and you win never raRrst the stem taken.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
Bad Eyes Bring Bad Hath

DR.. corish goes further. He asserts
that eye strain is the main cause Of
headaches, nervousness, irritability,
neurasthenia, brain fag, sleeplsssness.
stomach disorders, dependency, and
many other disorders. Leading ocu-
that a vast amount OF physical and
mental misery Is due to the influence
of eye strain upon the nerves and
brain cells. When eye strain Is over
as Il by magic.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
ROOSEVELT WILL
VISIT NEWENGLAND
Speaks Tonight in Portland and
Is Preparing for His
Western Trip.

New York, March 22.-CoI. Roosevelt
starts for Portland, Me-, early tomorrow
morning to stir up the progressives. He
says he intends to preach the doctrine
that he enumerated at Carnegie Hall
He will also add some frills to apply to
the Maine primary situation.
Roosevelts speech will be delivered
Saturday night. after which he will take
a train back home. He has been urged
by his Massachusetts, supporters to stop
or at Boston and deliver a speech in
reply to that of President Taft, but he
said tonight that he had no time to lin
ger in Boston.
The colonel was elated to-day at get
ting letter from Gov. Goldsborough, OF
Maryland-one of the. Taft governors
expressing approval Of the direct primary
legislation pending before the Maryland
legislature. The governor told Roose-
welt that, while he could not support the
colonel In his pre-convention race. he was
heartily in favor of the direct primary.
and was exerting himself to get the
legislation through.
"I have been particularly interested IN
the fight for direct primaries in Mary
land" said Col Roosevelt, before leav-
ing tonight. II wish to take this op-
portunity OF bearing testimony to the
way in which Gov. Goldsborough has
backed up that fight. The governor has
declared himself in the most emphatic
terms in favor of a Statewide Presiden-
tial primary law on the ground that II is
manifestly proper that majority OF the
electors of every State have the right
to say whom they shall nominate as their
candidate for the highest ONCE in the
gift of the nation. I earnestly wish that
this view would be taken by every men,
Der, not only of the Maryland legisla-
ture, but the legislatures OF Michigan and
illinois,
Roosevelt devoted his time at Oyster
Bay to-day to preparing his Portland
speech and roughly outlining those he
will deliver upon his Western invasion
next week.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
7. R. DELEGATES
OUT OF PRISON

-Four convicts were Roosevelt delegates
to the Christian County (Mo) conven-
ton on March Il. according to a state
ment issued yesterday by the Taft cam
paign bureau. A letter from B > L
Morse, Of Excelsior Springs, was made
public charging that County Judge John
T, Moore ordered the prisoners released.
dined them at a hotel. and then took
them into the Republican convention as
Roosevelt delegates.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
CONGRESS ASKED
TO STOP POLYGAMY

Representative Sweet. Michigan Dem
ocrat. introduced a joint resolution in
the House yesterday TO prohibit polyg-
amy in the United States. The resolu-
tion proposes an amendment to the Con-
stitution which shall declare polygamous
marriages unlawful, and provides that
Congress shall enact legislation TO pro-
hibit polygamy in any State or Territory.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
Niagara Water Power Bill.

The Senate and House conferees yes
terday reached an agreement on the
Burton bill for the continuance of the
agreement between the United States
and Great Britain for the preservation
OF Niagara Falls. The agreement pro-
vides for the extension OF the present
law to March 4, 1913.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
Simple Home Treatment Does 1t

At last the good news can be pub
lished. 1t Is predicted that within few
years eyeglasses and spectacles will be
10 scarce that they will be regarded
as curiosities.
Throughout the civilized world there
has for several years been a recognized
movement by educated medical men.
particularly eye experts. toward treat
Ing sore, weak or strained eyes ra-
tionally. The old way has been to fit
a pair Of glasses as soon as the eyes
were found to be strained. These
glasses are nothing better than
crutches. They never overcome the
trouble. but merely give a little relief
while being worn, and they make the
eyes gradually weaker. Every wearer
OF eyeglasses knows that he might as
well expect to cure rheumatism by
leaning upon a walking stick.
The great masses OF sufferers from
eye-strain and other durable optic dis
orders have been misled by those who
were making fortunes out of eye
glasses and spectacles.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
MR.. KNOX GRATIFIED.
Reports that His Trip I'm Central
America Was n Success.

Secretary OF State Knox, in q wireless
telegram yesterday to the State Depart
ment, sent from the cruiser Washington
on the way from Honduras to Venezuela,
declared his trip to Central America was
an unqualified success. He stated that
the reception rendered him by the gov
ernments and peoples of the Central
American republics far exceeded any
thing that he had anticipated, and that
the maximum OF the results hoped for
by him and the President as an out
growth of this trip already has been at
tanned
Capt. Hughes. commanding the WASH
ington. reported to the Navy Department
last night the arrival Of the ship at La
Guaira, with Secretary Knox and his
party. safe and we'll
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
NEW TRIBE OF EsKIMos.
They Have Blue Eyes and sandy
Boards, and Are Primitive.

A new tribe OF Eskimos has been dis
covered IN the region OF Bailey Island,
on the arctic coast. according to a re-
port received At the State Department
from Consul Dawson, Yukon Territory.
Mr.. Dawson reported that Bishop
George Holmes. on a journey Of 200
miles, in the territory OF Athabasca and
Mckenzie. met n party Of Englishmen
who told Of this discovery. The discov-
erers, Dr. Anderson and a Mr.. Stefam-
son, found a large settlement Of these
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23

Eskimos. numbering about. 1000. Some
Of them were Of light complexion, with
blue eyes and sandy boards Bows and
arrows and stone axes and other primi-
tive weapons were still in use by them.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
Tafps Candidacy Endorsed.

. Word was received at the Taft head
quarters last night that the New York
Republican Club. of which Col Roose-
welt is a member. had unanimously in
dorsed the Presidents candidacy.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
DENIES SENATOR'S ELECTION.
Jones Resolution Declares stephen
sons Seat Vacant.

A resolution declaring that Senator
Stephenson. OF Wisconsin. was not duly
and legally elected. and that his seat
should be declared vacant. was yester-
day offered by Senator Jones, Of WASH
ington.a
Jones was one of the minority of the
Senate Elections Committee who made q
report In favor OF ousting Senator Steph-
enson. Jones' resolution was offered as
a substitute for the majority resolution
generating Stephenson. The first vote
will be taken on Monday on the Jones
resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-24
CLEANING SINKS, DRAINS AND
TOILET BASINS

4 Every particular housewife
looks not only to the cleanliness
of the floors and woodwork of her
home, but. also to the disinfecting
Of the sinks. drains, garbage cans
and toilet basins.
4 Warm weather brings doors
from them into the house, and
these .odors are not only un-
healthy, but they attract flies.
4 The best way to get rid of the
trouble is to put two or three
tablespoonfuls of en- into pail of
water and pour the solution into
the pipes and sprinkle it over the
garbage.
4 That will remove the smell and
kill the germs that breed in decay
|iugsan other filth matter.
1sk the druggist for The Yellow Package
With the Cable Top"