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New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
GETTING RID OF A POACHER.

Many interesting facts along this line
might be stated. The most picturesque.
however, Will suffice and has 10 do with
his discovery, some years ago, that
Joacher was Illegally hunting ducks at
night on Il certain point IN the Potomac
tn" admiral even thought he knew who the
poachcr was. 50 he carefully experiment.
I'd with his rife in getting the exact range
from a certain dccoy TO certain point
where a mysterious light was often seen
night, and from which same spot shots
were also heard Then, after dusk one
night, he had himself rowcd 10 the blind,
and awaited the poachcr's arrival at the
point. By and by the light appeared, ducks
new by, and were shot, and then the ad-
mlrals rifle sang its own nigh treble IN
stanty tie light was cNtinguisbed, ana
somehow, suddenly, into the black distance
faded the pOachers craft. The next day
the admiral met the man at whom he sus-
pected he had shot not many hours before
and in the course Of the chat about sport
Ing matters the human target remarked
that there was some Illegal night shooting
going on. for only last night ne had bc1H
rowing up river when some blank biank
,ascksss shot his clay pipe out OF his mouth
The night Shooting ceased.
Orr NJ the most charming aitrIn""' ~
Ehe distinguished naval commander "aa hi1
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
ALSO
Dwight Anchors and Mohawks.
at sale Prices.
Measurements quoted sizes before hcmmirs.
HEMSTITCHED SHEETS AND
PILLOW CASES.
DIAMOND MILLS sHEETINGS.
JANUARY SALE OF
TABLE LINENS
IS YEARS N DIRT GooDG

TABLE LINENS
Economy being the word, here are opportunities
for the thrifty to supply present and future
needs go. When Hcarn announces special
values" you depend upon finding them.
40 Mail or Telephone orders
For the Following:
All Linen Table Damasks-
90 and 6s inch-reg. 90. ............... 4
5S-inch Mercerized Damasks
worth .39-January sale ........,...... .27
7l-lnch Mercerizcd Dsmasks-
Satin hnish--worth 80 .................,. "A
IS-inch Mcrcerizod Napkins-
worth .sa-Jsnuary salc.",............ .6S
Satin Double Damasks-au linen II
inch-bleached beautiful patterns
worth 81 25.........,.......'. 12's
All Linen Napkins 10 inch
reg. Sl.79 dozen January Sale....-... ! 20
Al Linen Napkins satin double damask-
22x22-worth ~ 80 dozen. n.............. 2. Is
Al Linen Napkirs-l7xIT
worth s1I9 dozen January Saic...... 80
All Linen Hcmsti,ched Cloths-sizo 70
seat six worth $l.2j................ .90
Austrian Linen H. : Cloths
54x72- reg Si.i9. .......... ...........,.... | 20
Pure Linen II : Clo,hs-64xS4-
best patterns reg. <2.j9............... , %
Linen Table Cloths eoxG2 scallopod
value S2lO....'... '.''...'''''.''..'' ! 90
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

Orgcisc thought or intention which was h
his mind Consummate diplomat he Ger
tainly was, as is we'll testified amons the
rations Of the Garth but as for lowering
The flag of his real meaning for purpose oil
being good fellow" this, above all othcr
things. was what he could not do. Twenty
five thousand miles of elbow touch travel
with the man day after day justfcs the
writer in believing that he caught some
tfuC insight into the heart Of this pict-
uresque. salient American.
Ills very physique was misunderstood.
Shot below the belt as he would jokingly
say. four times in one day during the en-
gagement before Fort Fisher. he was near
" forty years a victim Of such pair Of
legs as would have kept many men in easy
chairs for life. Then, when acute muscular
rheumatism, probably induced not a little
by the damp. unwholesomc air OF the ola
tvpc battleships. fastened upon him, it was
quite natural that it should settle in his
legs. During the last five years hc had
been practically free from the ravases OF
his old enemy. rheumatism, and his leg
muscles. by gentle massage and constant
use. were fast developing strength WMch
ilcv had not known for two decades
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
IMPORTERS SAMPLES OF
REAL LACE CURTAINS

Brussels novelty Scrims Irish point
Filet and othcrs-li2 and Is. yds.
long-white. ivory and Arabian--msny
NAV be matched into > 10 pairs
curtains
Lot leach 40 Lot 2....,. each %
These are samples Of curtains worth from
5000 TO 5000 pair.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

FOR TOMORROW.
M Time Like the present
BUY NOW.
No Mail or Telephone orders
WARM DRESSING sACQCEs'
Fleece down and lannelettc III"
nleated- with or without sa''" *
trim-reguarly "s''''''' V''''''''.'
s,TrN MEssALINE PETTlcoATs'
,,,,.,. .rd colors -peated hounce- 70
am hIaT% T,s%rStbs-worth So 225.......''.''''' .oO
FANCY MEssALINE WAISTS
,,,,,,, and navy-hcavy lustrous
siIl,-cmbd or fancy net yoN'
r,lin hands i'm surpnce eHt,,no On . OF
long or short slcoves-Na'ue Soo''
WOLFE AND BATIsTE WAISTS.
o,,t,d cnects-Vcnise and cIuhy
,i"a' ''a ',,scrts-long or short sleeves -
'U ai sizcs-reg 69...,...''.'''''''''''' i'OO
LITTLE TOTS COATS
>..,.,. and red all wool materials
- and button FINISHES 10 TT
2 nTs.|rcg. s2.9s......'.''''''''''''''''
GERMAN AND FRENCH VAL LAOr''
= 70 1 inch-l2 yd. pcs
newest patterns also on
fa,orites majority OF eaEl"sa 90
"a insertions match-value .fo P''''''''' 90
HEAVY CoUTIL CoRSETS
-,.,,t, brocade extreme long
,,odols-Iace and cmoy ttltn mo o OS
is IA 3O--yaues S3.oo 10 F'''''
ZEN IssANCE SIDEBoAHD "0"'''
p,,in or drawnwork centres AZ
ram ,o -, bordcr-rcg. .0S..,.....'''''''' 90
SEMI MADE EMBY ROBES.
rim Lawn with open or blind elno
tlnG %attcrns-rcg 2.os...''.''''''''' l'I1
MEMS FINE SHIRTS.
~, CO.. island cotton-woyen stripes
,,abt and dark coors-cont nlodg, OF
,,Sno ,b S'" "ufrsalI si1cs-rcs. Sldo'''''''' ~
HUCK TOWELS.
o.- ovtra avy-hcmmcd-rsd q
h'rirrsIrcg. i4............'.''''''
PREACHED TURKISH TOWELS.
,-.,s ,of, and absorbent-fringed-- O
reg. .l2'a ...'''''''''''''
CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS.
yvni,s and scarlet 7Axs6-extra lars'
and beayy-all wool-silk plhu'"s = OO
vaIue 81. .0S .........''''''''''
WOOL, NAP BLANKETS.
White and colored-for large peoS
sIightly Imperfect. but noth'hs " tH
PrFFLEp CURTAIN MUsLlNS.
,.,oi.s,nce braid insert and edge ,o
~ ~ '',rIa and deep ruffie-val. l5'''''''' ~
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
THIS is THE WAY
YOU NOW CAN BUY
HANDSOME CLOTH COATS.

1OU NOW CAN BUY
HANDSOME CLOTH COATS.
Wide Vale Cheviot Coats
deep velvet collar and cuffs
Satin lined and interlned Black
Navy, Brown-were $32yS ........... y 90
Black Broadcloth-elegant quality
all interlined-Were S209s. s........... Q 90
Imported Black wogumbo Broadcloth
Novelty collars with velvet
and braid-eegant garments
worth S39.9s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90
Black Broadcloth raccoon fur
collar-wcrth S3j.9S ................. . .9S
Black BroadcIoth-Persian Lamb collar
rich linings-worth S499S. ............32 %
WOMEN's FUR COATS
FOR JANUARY SALE
These reductions may not seem as great as
others advertise. That is because our early
prices were far below those elsewhere asked for
the Identical qualities, but when it comes to
VALUE We ask you to compare these with any
elsewhere announced as HALF PRICE
Full length Hudson Seal genuine
European dyed Muskrst--best quality
elsewhere said 10 be worth $500
our January sale price. ............ i l4S.OO
Full length Hudson Seal and Near
Seal-of finest grade-equal to
those elsewhere announced as -.
$3.50 values. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .''''t''' 90 W
Russian Pony with and without
opossum fur collar-werc $500 OO.OO
Russian Pony and Sable Coney
COATS skinner satin or Brocade
satin lining up to S559s. s..'.., 81 OO
Near Seal coats Csracul Fur
Goats Russian Pony beautiful
skins elegantly made
worth si25.O 90 to $1,000. ......,....,. 1000
Near seal Coats-Raccoon fur collar
and border. also superior quality
Russian Pony-fsr handsOmer than -
others offer At sos our price,. 1900
Near Seal Moire-Pony with LINK
collar. also Caracul fur genuine skim,
Earlier $50 and SOS. aS.............,... 90. 90
JANUARY OFFERING OF
HIGH CLASS ALL WOOL SUITINGS
54-inch hair-line sultngs, two-tone
Camers Hairs Panamas. Storm. Chain
and French Serges. also white Bedford
Cords-SO inches wide
Values 81 ~ and Sl.G9-now. w.......... so
ODDS AND ENDS
IN SEASONABLE SUITINGS.
NigoreuX Serges, Reversibles, Broad
cloths uarline Cheviots Chain Weave
Black ana White Suitings. Herrinsbone
Cheyiots and Srrges, also Fancy Serges-~
all wool-all 81 inch--fashionable cOlors
lust the materials for suits to wear
with furs-
Values 100 and slS9
To Clear........... 10
CARACUIS. Pony SKINS.
ASTRAKHANs. SEAL AND OTHER PLuSHES
FAR BELOW COST
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

VALUES s. CENTS TO A9S.
FRENCH NET BED SETS.
sample riue hence but one u
tyIe-Renassance. Marie
Antonette. French lacet and some
With hlet insertions Limited
auantity--so be prompt
$1,000 and sli % values. S.SS
$500 values ...................''''. ~
ONE LOT OF
NOTTINGHAM BED SETS
So 30 and 81 % values ........,..,. | .SO
1000 YARDS REMNANTS
OF FINE VELoURs
Lovely qualities beautiful tntS and shades
for upholstering draperies, curtains,
cushions chair seats and many
other uses-Values Csc 20 sllO -
a yd.-l to yd lengths-per yd.,,, .3S
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

ewelig proof
aniq fin plach
TOT or TALK AND cIMEN
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

Lex to Third Ave, 59h to bOth ot--
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
A CLEAN UP PURCHASE
)F FINE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS

Bought a third OFF regular and
TO be sold on same basis. o, Entirely
new Curtains never shown betore-al clean
and fresh-2i2 3 and 3i7 yds. long
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
lie RURAG sCHOOIs.

The following Is an abstract Of the
preliminary report of the conference
on Rural school Education" read az
the meeting OF the department Of SUI
perintendents al ST. Louis IN Fcbrn-
arg By h. T. Fairchild, state superin-
tendent % public instruction OF Kan
sas ana republlshed In the New Max
leo Journal Of EducatiOni
II r. conceded that the rural school
Il the one lafgard In the educational
procession OF the ls.00o.0 c0 rural
school children lsss than IS per cent
Is completing the work Of the grades.
The teaching body IL immature and
lacks proper training. Terms are too
short. School buildings are poor.
unsanitary and ill-equipped. High
school privileges are denied 10 the
great majority OF these boys and girls.
The strong. viriie rural school OF a
generation ago has gone and IN rs
place IL primary school weaN IN
numbers and lacking efficiency The
country boy and girl OF this strenuous
ana complex twentieth century are
not afforded equal educational oppor-
t,inltles
The best efforts OF many or the
fftNHNA ENR tNNNA AWAAHNAAAhl HNVFtN -
our country have been constantly de.
voted to the betterment Of the high
school college and university while
the rural school during this period
has been sadly neglected. Although
these schools servc directly the inter-
osts Of the greater per cent Of our
population. and although they are ad-
mlttodly tire most inefficient part Of
our educational system, yet nowhere
is there an organl1ed and Hation-vside
effort 10 make them fully serve the
needs OF the new civilization under
which we are now living This ques-
tion - national The country school
needs assistance. II needs the hair
OF the educational expert: Il needs
the help or the philanthropiat and
business man; Il needs the help ~ the
press: Il needs the assistance OF AL
institutions oe higher learning and
the union Of an social forces for Ia
hetterment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
SEALED PROPOsAg.A.

OFFICE 9. Q, NJ, Chronicle bIdEr
San Francisco, Cal, April 4. 19i2.
ssaiea proposals WIN be received here
until IL a. n May /, 1919, for fur
nishins forage and straw REQUIRED o.
posts IN Western Division during fia-
cal year commencing july 1, 1912. m
formation furnished on application
here ~ 10 Post ouartermasters and
ounrtermastors az Seattle. Wash !.
Portland. Ore, and HONOLULU. II. r.,
and bids may be received by Post
QnartermnFters and Quartermaster,
Honolulu. u n, unili n a. M. Pa
clllc time. May T. 1912. +. Won
scHRApER. 6. Q. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

The Remington Typewriter COM
pany OF Wilmington. Del. this morn
inR filed copy Of ita charter with
the state corporation commission. also
certificate designating Santa re as
lts place of business IN New Mexico,
with Francis G. Wilson as statutory
agent The original company was
incorporated with a capitalization OF
100000. divided into 200 shares
worth 500 each. One thousand five
hundred doliers OF the total capital
stock was paid IN TO begin business
hut the total capitalization has since
been subscribed. The object OF the
company here Is TO conduct a type
writer sales and rental business The
name OF the original inoorporators.
their postofflce address and the
amount or stock subscribed by each
follows: r. r. Mcwhitney. Whining
ton. II shares. william J. Maloney,
Wilmington, shares; y. r. Coffin
Wilmington. share.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

This - 70 notiiy the puolic. mat
the undersigned has purchased an in
teFest "a the sanitary Plumbing ana
Heating Co.. and wfii DO pleased 20
nEure On your plumbing and heating;
Workmanship and Materlaf suaran-
iced. once 900 West Colo; Fhone
s9s. J. n. PEAK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
HEADS or STATE
SCHOOLS MEET
IN SANTA FE
Matters Of Educational I'm
portance to New Mexico to
BE Discussed at Gathering Of
Executives Today.


Especial Telegram To- Evening IIcraidl
santa re. n. NJ. Aprn as.---rhe
presidents Of tho various state edu-
cationul Institutions are holding q
meeting In Santa Pc today IN the Of
fico OF Governor William g. McDons
aid 10 take up Various matters %
Importance 20 the Institutions IN
connection principally with needod
legislation from the present law MAX
ing body Among those present are
DR. Mcqueen Gray 81 the University
Of New Mexico. President Roberts ~
the I.aa Vagas Normal, President
Garrison OF the Agricultural College.
President Light 81 the Silver city
Normal. and others
I1fc insnranee.
The wichita Southern Life Insur-
anco company Of Wichita Falls'
Texas. has applied 20 the department
OF insurance for liceaae 20 conduct
their business IN New Mexico.
Retiuisition From Colorado.
A fequlsision on Governor W. G.,
Mcdonald for the rendition Of Juan
y. eanaoval WAS received from the
governor Of Colorado sandoval ~
wanted In cDstiila county Colo, FOR
assault with intent 90 murder. re "
under arrest az Taos.
District Court.
Sheriff Charles ClOssen brought
five men before Judge Abbott yester-
day In the district court 20 answer
to lngormations filed charging them
with selling liquor without license
al Madrid Jose vilir was fined Sioo
ana costs after pleading guilty, and
the flnr was suspended during good
behavior Dan Caliyoch pleaded not
guilty. his hona WAS fixed az f25o and
hearing set for the next term. b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

Costa pleaded guilty and was fined
ti0o and costs and the fine suspended
during good behavior Jose JusilRn-
ma pleaded nos guilty. hls bond was
fixed az $3.50 and a hearing set for
the next term. Peter 1nnardi pleaded
guilty, was fined sioO and costs. with
the fine suspended during good be-
havior.
The district court adjourned until
June 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
F0R sALE.-POULTRY

seua@-@1@~aN~-~~s~-~ u~-~seeees~~SaSu~e--e
EGGS for Matching. two pens White
Wandottes. 800 and $50 per 10,
4. c. white Orplngtons, 5000 per IS.
Thoroughbred and prize winners. y.
Q. Box an. Acme Poultry Yards, No.
1915 n. 5th. b-0-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

- 6NrYr f6SNc. -.

on furniture, pianos. craans. horses
wagons and other chattels: also on
salaries and warehouse receipts az
low az $1,000 and as high 40 $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time-one month TO one
year given. Goods to remain IA your
Can and see uH before borrowing.
Steamship tickets to and from all
parts OF tho world.
PRIVATE OFFICEs-upen Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Rooms : ami q, Grant Bailding,
s0a a West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
WANTED


0off. 20s East Central Phone bee.
--~--------'-------r----~- ----------s
WANTED for general houae-
work: must be first class; no wan.
flowers need apply; good wages anu
no washing or ironing, Mrs. u. w.
Aamm, Sd floor Luna-stickler buiid-
ing-n.
WANTED Boy to make himself gen
orally useful about bakery Apply
Erwood Bakery. --26-c.a
--4--------.
WANTED RI l. q ~ demonstrators
Those who speak English ana span
isn preferred. House % house propo-
sition. Salary and expenses Apply
room 81. Savoy hotel, 2 10 az night.
sop
WASTED - Woman for general
homework. Mrs. Warren Graham,
709 North ath ST.. Phone 70l.
---------@---- -----------------' ----------
WANTED - Experienced collector.
Address 100 care Herald.
------.--- -.
WANTED-~A scamstress wants sew
Ing. both plain and fancy; terms
very reasonable. Inquire 315 south
Third. Phene esq SIP
FOR SALE,-Miscelianeous
eu~.~ese~sas~spe,SeNr~ ~~sNpses>.eeN~s~u@uas
FOR SAI.E~~i0-room hpteL nearly
new. located az Adrian, Tex. Doing
a good business. will sell Il right.
Easy terms. or will trade for Albu-
querque realdence property clifton
Hegshed, Hox t52, AlbuQuerQue, n. A.
RESTAURANT for safe. across ehe
street from santa Fe depot at Gai-
lup. N. NJ. Good business. sickness
reason for selling. Address ali letters
70 s. r., Box stT, Gallup, n. NJ. esp
FOR sALE-piano, cheap TO quick
buyer. az West Cold,
FOR sALic--on account Of a change
Of business, Will seii steam plcw
outnl, nearly new, 81 horsepower
Case engine, IL fourteen-inch bottom
sets Moline plows, water tank. tools,
etc. Cost $4,000. Will take $4,000.
This outft Ia located near Amarillo.
Texaa Tefms given. Clifton fIeHs-
he'd. Box 482, Albuquerque, n. "a.
FOR SAIaE-Antomobli nc barsaln.
Cadillac YsQ." passenger, deml-
tOnnoan. so West Central. esp
1 .........-.----. -.-------.----.s---,
FOR SAL E-eM acres good land al
fenced. 3-room adobe house, out
buildings ana an under cultivation %
Candidates. Address John stewart,
Los Qricg0R, N. n. S-lsp
FOR SALE -l72s feet 1900 pounds, 2
inch brand nQw Hauser laid, Amerl'
can made Manila cable. VIII cell less
than wholesaio price. Clifton Hogs
head. Box a52, AlbuquerQuo, n. N.
ROOMS FOR RENT
easaA~~uea.esA4s ~s.,-.settaare@e-
FOR REN1-~Thirfy- room
completely fufnlsh9d apartmenl
house. enc. two and threo room
suites. Price ana rent reasonable
strong Bros. 20t n. second.
FOR RENT Ono front room foi
housekeeping. so per month. oi'
West Coal avenue
FOR RENT Large fnraished from
room. suiiablo Tor two or mor'
gentlemen. board II desired. 81
North 2ud. Phone as.
~.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-26
UTL \YTb;'' An Exciting Tale Of Love and Adq,u-
IiG w Ill tire That Grips From Start 10 FIqib
By BERTRAND BABCOCK

sorry, but it's best to say it our r.,
determined between us this TO-DAY ~.
good byer is
do you forget that you asked ma. .,
| be your wife, she said
THAT was before he began AMI
Before pack Of lies were pubIfs,.,
IN the papers, she finished for him. ..,
huehaoes-suspicions that | was ua,sr
called TO ansWer-that were onI,- In.
pelleVed because because-vou l
now defenseless woman is-po,5.r,
was proved? Did I ever deceive ,..,
about myself? 1 told you everything 9-
'Everything?"
Yes"
Il am sorry he said, but 5, o,,
'iii the statements read aUar,
sou iaSt week you did not explain
remember no explanation from Won
You do not remember MANY r5..
! that happened before your acai,.,-.
SIR Andrew said" she replied 's
some Uifles-certainIy. he resr,,....
"Tritles"' she exclaimed ,.yor t.....
That you confirmed your promise T.. 7.'
| Hubert whatever the world save
| 'hihhs OF me, You were different .,5
YOU all. You knew-and nndor......
9hah we walk down the Old na,l,s Nv.
selher again? Won't You lead me fl, ....
new me- the hope you promised2"
Nora forgive me, said Brancasfs. 81,
deep agitation. but whatever 7ro,,...I
| did not then know
But the woman Interrupted savaa.r
Ihat you'd meet hi Sartoris q Eli,
a girl simpering over sick man and +a,
! in love with hert'' '''' i'"
/ THAT mas nothing to do'with ir. as
| sald' fesentiul. that Lady Diana's nam,
/ had been brought into il.
| 1T has everything" she asserted
cry Well then, have it your .,vr
way he said. IF I've been a fool I'm
stop in time. There's the truth-and that
/ ls-GoOd- bye"
! 5everley's Note.
To the relief of Brancaster ser,.ar,
! entered and gave him d note which ha
saw at once had been written by Rev
| erley.
Il was to ask your lordship. to read IL
! at once, the servant said and withdrew
with muttered apology Brancaster
/ tore open the envelope, and then. having
| partially read the note, looked keenly at
Mrs D'Aquia
about me- she asked.
Yes, he answered.
Pray read it" she said, with shrig
/ of Indifference
Brancaster read aloud
( Il do not wish to seem personally dis
| courteous to your guest. and I am very
! sensible of the consideration due To the
! feelings of woman, but I trust her visit
/ today will he a short one and / must ask
! you TO let her understand with as little
I ottense as may be, that now you are re-
| covered. her visits here must cease
| hoped her own common sense would have
I prompted her not to call again. but since
! she has you must make il clear that
| can not receive IL lady whose exact pos
! ton and relation to yourself ] can not eN-
! plain TO my granddaughter Di'
Continued in Next Issue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-26
Puzzled.
Try This HO0lesMdde
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Does the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint of graduated sugar with
y pint OF warm water, and stir for
minutes. Put 2la ounces of PineX City
cents WORTH in Il pint bottle; then add
the Sugar Syrup. Take a tcaspOonful
every one, two or three hours.
You will find that this simple rem.
edy takes hold of a cough more quickly
than anything else You ever used. Usu.
ally ends u deep seated cough inside
OF "a hours. Splendid, too, for whoop-
ing cough, Group, chest pains, bronchi-
It's and other throat troubles. 1t slim.
ulates the appetite and is slightly lax.
atiye, which helps end q cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than you could buy ready
made for $3.50. 1t keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasantly.
PjuoN is the most valuable concen.
trated compound of Norway white pine
extract. and is rich in guaiaco and all
the natural pine elements which are 50
healing to the membranes. Other prep
arations will not work in this formula.
This plan of making cough svrun with
PlneN and sugar syrup Tor strained
honeNl has proven so popular through
out the United States and Canada that
1t Is often initiated. But the old sue.
ceSsful formula has never been eoualed
\ guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has PineX or
Will get u Tor YOU VI not. send to The
PineN Co., 1T. WAYNE, Ind.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-26
LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
IN ATLANTA

Atlanta people have found out that A
SINGLE DOSE OF simple buckthorn
bark, glycerlne. etc, as compounded in
Adler-i-ka. the German appendicitis
remedy relieves constipation, sour
stomach or gas on the stomach IN
STANTLY. This simple mixture anti
septicizes the digestive organs and
draws off the impurities and II is sur
prising how QUICKLY it helps. (Advtl