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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
Straight at It.

There 10 no use of our cheating around
the bush" We might as we'll out with it
first as last. We want you to try Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy the next time you
have a cough or cold. There is no reason
SO far as NC can see why you should not do
so. This preparation by its remarkable
cures has gained a world wide reputation.
and people everywhere speak Of it in the
highest terms Of praise. 1t is for sale by
Albert Observation-Disclosures.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
Methodist Church.

For Sunday March %, 1913.
Sunday School 10 A. M. Preach
ing at American Ridge II A. M.
and 7:3O P. M. You are cordially
invited to attend these services.
]. X. Craig, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21

FOR RENT.-Farm of 100 acrse
on American ridge for rent. 12O
acres under cultivation; good house
and spring water; good family Or
chard.-T. B. West. If
Get your spring suit made by Carl
Joseph & Co. Every suit guaran-
teed in every respected. ]. Row.
lands, Agt.
Post cards and magazines at Rob-
erts' confectionery.
For Sale-One or two work horses.
Inquire of c. K. Sackett. near
Cameron, Idaho.
The Roberts Confectionery is the
place to get the best of goods in the
candy and tobacco line.
Will carry a nice line of Window
Drapings1 and Trimmings. See this
line Arpil 1--13.-D. J. Rowlands.
Anything in the confectionery line
at Roberts,
For Sale-Second hand Burr chop
mill in perfect running order. Price
$40 If taken soon.-S. w. Bipham,
American ridge. tt
Roberts confectionery is the
place for fresh fruits.
FOR SALE-A good top buggy
and set of driving harness. Call a
Gazette.
For Sale-R. c. Rhode Islano
Red hens, pullets and cockerels,
and eggs for Matching from pen:
containing blue and red ribbon win
ners at the Asotin Co. Poultry
Show.-Mrs. ]. B. Helpman. Ken
drick.
For Sale-Owner wishes to sci
shoe repair shop and household
goods on account of i'll health. Cal
at this office.
For Rept-Small ranch neal Ken
drick. Call at Gazette office.
For Sale-Idaho Crescent Straw
berry plants, these plants are propi
gated and are very prolific and viii
out Yield the Hood Rivers, two II
one, they are large, solid and a goot
shipper. They are red clea
through. Prices, $500 per thous
and or 4Oc per hundred. Orders o
1000 or over delivered in Kendrick
send in your orders early so l ca
book them as my supply is limited
Address. Geo. E.. Drury, Deary
Idaho, Route l.
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No Helm,

81 admit that the architecture Of this
house is something fierce" said the
agent. but just see how handy the
place is-only a stones throw from the
station"
II see it is" said Tomkins YEARLY,
but Pm such a rotten shot it wouldn't
be any satisfaction to me."-Harper's
Weekly.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
Hint For horsemen.

Never start to lead the horse from
his stall till you hold OF fasten back
the door. Doors have been known to
swing to where they were no fastened
open. catching the horses head. the an
imal pulling back and breaking his
neck,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21

power: genius is that in whose power
a man is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13

sustituto del Consejo al P. de la c. 121,
admitiendo examen de rivalida para
el ejercicio de la abogac1a al senor Fe-
lipe Jimenez Rivera.
Sc aprob6 una moci6n para que ell
Consejo reconsidere ell C. B. 80 y pase
a la commission total
El senior Camunas propuso que Sc
nombre una comisi6n compuesta del
Presidente del Consejo y dos miembros
nombrados por 81 para que, unida otra
comision analoga de la Camara, reciba
y obsequie los miembros del Congress-
de los Estados Unildos que habran de
legar Puerto Rico ell IL del corriente
Ell senior Barbosa propuso como en-
nlenda a la anterior mocion, que Ell de-
DER de dicha comisi6n consista en- recibir
/ los huespedes que Sc esperan.
Ell senior BANTER propuso que Sc le-
vante La session hasta las cuatro de la
tarde Fue aprobada esta moci6n.
A la hora indicada, cuatro de la tarde,
asistieron los senores Bainter Barbosa,
Camunas, Pitkin, Richardson Wilson v
Travieso.
La comisi6n de Terrenos P1blicos y
Iinas inforn6 en- contra de la aproba-
ion de la R. G.. de la G. II, para que
Sc conceda un predio de terreno en- Pta
de TERRA La Federation Espiritista,
y recomienda que La Resolution sea pos
puesta indefnidamente
Fue aprobado ell informe por unani-
midad.
La msma comisi6n de Terrenos P1-
)licos presento igual infomme con respec
to a la r. c. de la G. 19, para que St
oonceda al municipio de Aguadilla de
terminado predio de terreno perten
ciente all Pueblo de Puerto Rico FL
aprobado ell informe indefnidamentt
pospuesto ell proyecto de resoluci6n.
La comisi6n de Hacienda y Presupues-
os infor1n6, sin ennliendas, ell P. de /;
Q. 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-13
Consejo Executive
Lunes MARIO 10 de 1918.

A las diez de la maIana celebr6 Sc
sion ell Consejo Executive y al pasarse
lista contestaron los seiiores BANTER,
Barbosa, Bonner, Camunas, Pitkin, Ri
chardson, Wilson, Travieso.
Suspendida por unanimidad la lectu-
ra del acta anterior, fue aprobada.
Sc di6 cuenta de una solicitud del Hon.
Manuel F. Rossy, Abogado del senior
Adolfo Babilonia, de Aguadilla, intere-
sando la no aprobacion de la R. c. de
la G. 19, concediendo all municipio de
Aguadilla determinado predio de terre-
no len aquella ciudad, por raz6n de que
dicho terreno pertenece Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico. Pas6 "a la Comisi6n de Te-
rrenos Plblicos y Minas.
A la Comisi6n de Gobierno Local, sc
pas6 una petici6n de varios propieta-
rios RESIDENCES de Gltanica interesan-
do Ia pro5aci0n del P. de la G. 1872,
en- virtud del cual Sc constituye a Qua
nica en- municipio independence.
Sc constituye el Consejo en- Comi-
sion total, y terminada esta, ell Presi-
dente de la Comisi6n informa que
La Comisi6n recomienda la aproba-
cion del c. B. %, para establecer un
sistema de Cortes Juveniles con la ST.
guiente enmienda:
''El Attorney General otro Official
Jur1dico por ell designado tendra la ms
pecci6n general del trabajo de las Cor
ties Juveniles y prestara su ayuda y
concurso a cualquiera de dichas Cortes
Juveniles EN- la isla, de modo que Sc
realicen de un todo ell objeto los fines
de esta ley"
Cue Sc apruebe el G.. B. 35 para regla-
n n7ntar la ensenanza en- las escuelas p1-
blicas de Puerto Rico, en- la forma en-
mendada por la Comisi6n;
Puestos a votaci6n los predichos pro-
vectos del Consejo ntimeros 35 %,
fueron aprobados en- teroera lectura Y
pasan la Camara.
Flu6 tambien aprobado en- tercera
lectura, ell c. B. 26 para enmendar la
ley del Negociado del Trabajo.
Ell senior Camuilas explic6 su voto
manifestando que aunque no estaba de
acuerdo con la Seccion Is, que a su
juicio debe ser eliminada, nj con
otras enmiendas que Sc han hecho al
proyecto, sinembargo aprobaba las
disposiciones del mismo, por consi
guiente votaba a favor del proyecto.
Sc recibieron comunicaciones de la
Camara, informando la aprobaci6n por
ella, de los siguientes proyectos:
P. de la c. PIP, para la construction
de un edificio para alta escuela en Ma
yagiez; pasa la Comisi6n de ms.
truccion.
P. de la @. 122, ordenando al comisiona-
do del Interior traspase al municipio dc
San Juan determinada propiedad dc
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico;
. P. de la c. 130, para abolir ell juzga
do de paz de Carolina;
! P. de la c. 155, para enmendar la lev
de procedimientos en- case de demencia
P de la c. 172, asignando creditc
para ell estudio de obras municipales
y ell
P. de la G. 1919, asignando un creditc
de cinco mil $4,000 d6lares para la am
pliaci6n de una compilation de las leyei
y c6digos de Puerto Rico en- espanol.
Los antedichos proyectos fueron fir
mados por ell Presidente del Consejt
devueltos la Camara.
Sc di6 lectua a un mensaje de la Ca
mara, informando haber aprobado e
The evening world., 1913-04-04
f|REbUG PLANNED
|b|C OIL BONFIRE IN
Il PANTS FACTORY
kToech Set in Dozen Places, but
Blazes Didn't Get Real
Start.
OWNER IS AMAZED.
Seldin Knows No Enemy Who
{ Would Seek to Harm

WAet the police and Fire Marshal
|ds0iare were the most elaborate pro.
visions for making bonfire Of . manu-.
featuring plant that the firemen have
faced IN months was discovered early
to-day in the pants factory Of Cap
laa q Seldin. on the NTH Moor OF
No. 80 walker street.
The are was discovered by Policeman
Golden Of the Leonard street station.
who chanced to glance upward a. he
passed the building. There was a glow
at the NTH floor windows and little Jets
OF smoke Issuing from the cracks along
the sash. He turned In an alarm.
When the hremen arrived they went
uD the stairs three steps at time and
found several fires. about Q dozen in all.
widely separated and burntg briskly
Thsy also reported that they found:
Packing boxes that had contained
khaki and corduroy trousers. OF which
~ Arm makes . speciality. empty. with
the garments they had contained scat.
tered about the floor.
Tue handrail OF the staircase from
the nth floor factory" to the fourth
.s,r urapeu WIN Nhakl
'"'.or ina" 'so"u's'' na"ss
0'vsas' On nne'
The basin In which . gas engine
stands At one end OF the factory. . little
pona Of lubricatins oil.
Ranged around the engine. like So
many cartridges. pals OF oii-soaked cot
tea waste. the accumulation Of which IL
a =. 'ns ,
oe"'Ie VI 'he factory there waa
saA"n s'pho" tenA contain
'ns sn acnes OF 1uor'caune OH from
wncn sAseneso nearly Two oosen c'otn
sueem0es or wacks. saturated win OIL
The evening world., 1913-04-04

10 heard much Of In the near future
by its modern name. Martha. This was
the wine with which Ulysses made the
Cyclops drunk. Homer makes ULYSSES
tell how he got Il from Naron. Apollo
priest at Ismarus u place on this coast
10 stli called NArouiA). and dwell on tic
rare qualities. II was . divine" drink.
honsy-sweet and FRAGRANT. 20 strons
that . single cup was mixed With twenty
Of water. and 20 choice that me priest
allowed only his wife and ono house
keeper Of all his servants to know that
he mad IT,
The evening world., 1913-04-04
RAnr Old GREEK WINE.
Iron the london Chronicle.)

ttlom the london ChronicieJ
The Greek wine OF earliest celebrity
came from Monut 1smarus, In Thrscs.
overlooking the sea little to the west
Of the river which was known as He
brus when the head of Orpheus Wa
thrown into II, and which 10 likely "a
The evening world., 1913-04-04

- far - I know. I have - sasny whs
would attempt to harm me in that way.
I hope the IRE department investigators
Will catch the frebug"
The evening world., 1913-04-04
Examples of Savings

Price Price.
PO1fRAT MISUNDERSTANDING
preasy for II ~. Macy q Co.;
srhromatic lens mounted In brsss. In
METAL TRIeODS--7 fold; patent catch. $500 Q0.eo
INITIAL T1slHODA-6 foh patsat catch. ESQ o8.01
METAL TRIfODo-l fold; patent catch. $500 o1.oo
Thlr0D UUPPORTING 0TAYS-Esswhsrs si.oe: sPe.
riSron CASKS ron METAL rIiroDo.ni:svHsss
81 80; Maey's price. -
IYDRO DEVELOPER lnery D-Boh for Uiatss s.d
lI1Vmfin xci6 HARnEN En jM::;J-.i o.. 'sosi;,: IL
lNoRNIO DEVELOPING BOl18HH-ro NJ In 0sy -
facilitate the dsvslepag - films by sssosnG shsS
MORnlBON vl0NETTEo - Elsewhere soc; Macy's
.
THERMOMETERS sTIRRsNO ROD-rssted y. o. p; else
where 75c: Aacy's price. Suc
The evening world., 1913-04-04

YOCU0lN0 CLOTH-B~st quality: yard. 1850 30
BAGTMAN's FI.Aaa PlsTO1A ........ 500 ~
AUTOMATIC y Y FLASH
FLASH MEfERS-This meter enables yon
take . picture OF yourself at aiGht.
Gail In and let us demonstrate II 10 you.. lie
A0FA TVBES-Speciai ................ ~
CUTTING DOARlDS--Seven inch blade. ,.. Use ~
CUTTING BOARDH-Five inch blade. 300 01c
DRYING RACkS--iIoid ~ nsGativss. $50 lee
DlOTTIN9 DOOWH-I.nrNe siss. 600 2Oc
Bl.OTTINO BOOKS--M sdium Else $50 Lee
RUDY GAS LAMP-Larss ase: double
niisY OH. LAiars-Lars. .i..: double
esss.s ......................t zoe ~
RiinY CANDLE LAMP--Larse sss. -. 200 I8c
GRADuATEs-Heavy glass: t-os.... 100 ~
GRADUATE9-Heavy aiass: s-oz. Use -
GRADUArEN-Hesvy glass; 1o-oz. csc Toe
GLASS T8AYk-sss 7S0. 500 To-
GLASS TRAYk-Sis. bHa. In
Ol,AkS TRAHH-Sss ass u loo
The evening world., 1913-04-04
Junior Misses and Girls
Fourth Floor

Fourth Floor
Demi-tai1ored Suits
Coordination Of Plain and Check Imported Wool Matsss
Nov daped skirt Tailored cutaway coat. Colss, cd
blue coral. tobacco and navy Ato 10 yean........
Value 1890 40 IN
Gowns Of Silk Crepe
In very servceabe and stylish model adapted for al
occasions; deep crushed grdls Of Pompadour Silk.
Finished neck with dainty plated ns collars. 1Atols
yssn Value $3.50 $3.50
Tailored Coats
IN Scotch Wool Mixtures appreensts motor o.
trsv,ing 49, II to Is years 10 *
Dressy si1k coats
Oi Benealins Moire and Ponges In the now dsErsbe
,h.dss stunning long waisted model, silk lined with
soas pretty lingerie colr and cuffs 81 70 IL ysan....
Special value 10 IN
Norfolk suite
a. aue Fnelsh sersss and Checks Coas silk lined
susys eoesd skirt. 10 oi6 Jeans ......... 17snl
Sport Coats
a. I,oported English and Blue Pl,sd
bsy.sh model With wide bs's and l.vs patch pe.lsA
- II ysan In Mtxtuzss.. 1850 In Psds.... 127s
Smart Little Tailored Coats
IN Serge. and Checks, strap baok Embroidered cola,
and cuffs eontrssas coos 81 to year,....... 77s
Plaid bingham Dresses
Lone wasted Russian model. trimmed with . Gu. cola,
and cuffs dsintiy embroidered, suede belt 10 10 7sn
Women's and Misses
Underwear and Hosiery
Main Floor
Combination suite
Fine quality Lise Thread with l'os trimmed OK tight
atNng knee low neck. sleeves Each- k0e
GUNNER Vests
L.l. Thread, With crochet yoke; del n. Each Soc
Gauze Lisle Hose
Extra Ane imporsi Lss Thread very sheer reinforced
sos and deep garter welt Black white and Pair 40.
nYnTu 4 q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
ENGLAND SEWERS IN
 FIRST TOUGH OF WINTER

London, Dec. 5-The first touch of winter was experienced yesterday when violent squalls of hail, sleet and snow occurred in many parts of ths country. The gale from the north west and west continued with un- abated fury on most parts of the coast and was especially strong over thu Irish Sea and British Channel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

for Ireland, is here in conference with the Earl of Aberdeen, the Lord Lieu tenant, and the result, it is thought, will be that the government will take this first step against the scheme of rebellion of the followers of Sir Ed ward Carson, the Irish unionist lead CT.
 Shipments of rifles and bayonets in large quantities into Belfast have been, it is said, on the increase during the last few weeks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
STAMFORD'S CHRISTMAS TREE

Stamford, Dec. 1.-The Woman's Club of this city, it is announced, is making arrangements to set up a Christmas tree on Central Park around which, during the festival week. some 4,0O0 to 1000 school children will gather to sing carols.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
BLACKMAIL CHARGE
 AGAINST THREE MEN

Ogden. Utah, Dec. 5-J. H. Martin, carpenter, his uncle, J. J. Martin, a farmer, and Harry Martin,- the latter s son were arrested last night on a charge of attempting to blackmail sev- eraI wealthy citizens during the last two years.
 The accused claimed in the black mailing letters that they were respon- sible for the ho1dup of the Oregon Short Line train at five points two years ago and the robbery of a South ern Pacific train at Reese several months ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
IREJ AND MUST DO
 WITHOUT WEAPONS

Dublin, Dec. 5-The importation of arms into Ireland is about to be for bidden, according to the newspapers here, which declare that the issue Of a proclamation to that effect may be expected in a day or two.
 Augustine Birre11, Chief Secretary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
cLEANEAsY. BEST HAND SOAP

Guaranteed not instantly removes Grease, Ink, Pafn1 hand or clothing. Manufactured by Stratford avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

to inJure the skin. Stove Polish, Rust,
 and Dirt. For the Large can 10 centa Wm. R. Winn. 24A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

Rockaway. N. J., Dec. 5-Twelve Poles, one worth $5O,OOO, return home to serve three years in army rather than have their lands in Russia con- 1scated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

steamer Invergy1e reports she picked up the crew of the British brig Evelyn, commanded by Captain Roberts, which was abandoned November 2S.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
THE PRETT1EsT FACE

THE PRETTEST FACE ana the most beautiful hands are often disfigured by unsightly wart, It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. For sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and 1S6 Cannon street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
New England Housewives Need not
 Boycott Eggs

Because they can buy Blue Ribbon Eggs-packed in sealed cartons and every egg guaranteed.
 And the price is only about 40 cents per dozen, Varying cent or two in different cities
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
Perfumes Dainty Perfumes for Dainty Women

Our assortment consists of the most popular odors of the worlds greatest perfumers and is so large and varied that we can satisfy the most exacting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

famous perfume. In bulk, 1 OE per ounce .. ASG&W In fancy glass stoppered En same as shown in cut. AOSV Trentini Sachet Pow En
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

Cont CastiIe Soap-The oldest and
 generally regarded as the best Ital- ian Castle soap imported. Long bars weighing about 4 GE0 lbs OO~ Cut into cakes. 1Oc each. 0E0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
Incensia TaIcum

Tn a box of imperial purple, with a novel, ar G= tistic design. The pow FS@S der is soft, delicate and skinI We have never fzES hne-ft for a baby's RC known a powder - i'm
 ported or domestic
 purer. softer or more
 fenntineIy perfurned than In- censia. You can pay more, but you can find no higher @E0 quality. Sitter top tin. AOC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05
Manicure Goods

We'll kept finger nails are a sig1 of refinement and culture. Tt aid you in this respect we offel one of the most complete assort ments of every requir ement il this line that can be found any where.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

Violet Excelsis = Exquisite odor combined with the choic- E0 est tale ............... AOC
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-05

You will find nearly every make of toilet powders in our stores. Below we quote few of the low prices we make:
 Arnoltn. 15c and 25c Babcock's Corylopsis. 15c Rathasweet 10c Comfort 17c and 35c Dier-Kiss TaIcum .25c CoIRate's. all odors .15c, 25,: FErWin's Arbutus ...19c Hudnut's Talcum. -29c Hanson & Jenks' Talcum. 25c Riveris Talcum ....-. -1Sc Mennen's or Johnson's Baby. .15c SoIIibb's .19c Roger & Gallett's Talcum. 15c
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and streets. Thursday. Mrrch 20. A
friends are invited

and X streets: Thursday. Msrch 20. All
friends invited =
RAIFORD. On Tuesday. March IS 1913 at 20
p.m., at 40 T street northwest MONROE 1.
RAIFORI. beloved husband Of Lucille Gordon
Raiford. In the thirty -cighth year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. New York papers
please copy
RoBB. On Wednesday March 49, 1913. at ? 40
an. ELIZABETH A.. widow OF Michael w.
Robb. aged eighty seven years.
Funeral Friday. March 81. at 2:30 pm. from
her residence EOS Virginia avenue southeast.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. zoe
|voNDERHyDE. On Tuesday. March Is. 1919.
at l O'Clock PM. at Providence Hospital.
ARNOLD husband OF Helen Nonderhyde ot
Lawrence avenue. Capitol Heights, II. G.,
aged seyentv-two years.
Funeral from chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Iii3
9Th street northwest. Friday, March q. at
1880 am. lnterment at ST. Marys ceme-
terry -.
WARREN. ON Tuesday. March Is. 1913. at her
residence. ~ q street northwest. ANNE. be-
loved wife of the late Ahram Warren.
Funeral from her late residence THURSDAY.
March ~. at pm. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend. Interment tprivatel at
GenwuOd cemetery.
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DIED.

BELT. On Wednesday. March 10. 1913. at $50
o'clock am, at the residence of her parents.
505 Seward square. EDNA GRACE. beloved
daughter of John G. and Margaret 4. Belt.
in the twentieth year of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
at 900 am. FLORENCE L.. beloved daughter
of r. f. and Annie Bickerton, 924 New York
avenue northwest.
Funeral Friday March 81, at pm. tPhfladel-
phGa papers p.ease eopy.)
BRANDT On Tuesday. March 49, 1918 at 9:4o
O'Clock pm, at her parents residence. 926
4th street northwest. THEIMA. beloved in
FAINT Of George and Louise Brandt tnee VIII
som, aged sixteen months and three days
Funeral private.
1913. MARGARET A. COLLINS. beloved wife
of c. Fenton Collins of 627 North Carolina
avenue southeast.
March 90. at II am. Interment at Congress
sional cemetery.
DANIEL J. DALEY, beloved husband %, Of
Nellie NJ. Daley nee Parry.
northwest, Friday March e. at $3.50 a IN.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend. 20
EAsToN. On Wednesday. Marc.l 70. 1918,
and stppfather Of Mrs. B. c. Wheeler Of iS.
Rhc1e Island Avenue northeast.
Funeral Friday at PIN. from Wright's chapel.
1897 10th street northwest. Inter:nent at
Glenwood Dorchester. n. Y, papers please
copy,
HARVEY. On Monday. March IL 1913 at 6:l5
pm. at his residence I.l al5 18th street south
Harvey in his sixty seventh year. - -, -
Funeral services at Grace Baptist Church. We'd
snas nrea 49, PIN Relatives and
gressional cemetery. 10.
I'm
the home of his daughter Mrs William l..
Yaeser. 1850 Newark street, JOHN HERSTER
A.r. Hickman had been until his retirement
nine wears ago general freight agent of the
LehiCh Valley railroad
His burial will be in Easton. Pa, Thursday,
March 90
HERSEY. On Monday. March Il. 1913. at 2:25
Pm. at her residence. BIZ Morrison street
northwest. JUDITH y RICHARDSON. widow
Funeral private. Interment in Arlington ceme-
terry. 49,
$40 am JAMES WILTON. beloved son Of
Richie and Helen Johnson, in the thirty third
Funeral services will he held at Humphrey s
chapel. 1923 14th street northwest, ON Thurs
day. March %. at IL am.
MITCHELL. Departed this life Tuesday. March
IS. 1913, at, $50 am. at his residence. 30S
Il street northwest. FREDERICK MITCHELL
Youngest son of the late Zacharah and Carr
RE Mitchell.
! Funeral Friday March "a at O'Clock. from his
late residence. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend. 20s
NEWMAN Suddenly, Tuesday. March IS,
1913, FRANCES ROSE ANNIE nROSEBUD)
NEWMAN. the loving daughter OF Joseph T.
and Edith X. Newman and sister Of Elsie r.
Newman.
Funeral Friday. March 81, at IL m, from the
family residence 40 street southeast
Friends and relatives invited. 2Os
NOCNAN. On Tuesday. March IS, 1918. at 1890
pm. AGNES. daughter Of the late Thomas
and Kati6 Noonan. Remains at L. A. Cos
tello's parloES. IL III street northeast
Notice os funeral hereafter
PINCKNFY. On March IL. 1918. Mt her residence
,il florida avenue northwest. MARY DEAN
pINCENEY. -,
Funeral from Asbury NJ. Y. church, corner ilth
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Applied Over Throat and Chest,
It Is Inhaled as a Napor and
Absorbed Through the Skin.
Leading Retail Druggists VIII
Give Away accent Pack
ages Free.

The wholesale drug house of the Washington
Drug Exchange has recently imported from
North Carolina treatment for all forms
If cold Notwithstanding that is little out
IF the ordinary.
They have authorized the Washington drug
gists TO refund the purchase price. $50 or
$1.O0- to any user who does not find this new
external treatment the best thing they have
ever tried.
The method of taking this treatment is a
novel one. In place of being swallowed in the
form of a tablet strip. it is in the form of
a salve. and is applied over the throat AMI
chest-in cases being covered with
warm flannel cloth.
This salve is made that the heat Of the
body releases vapors of Pine Tar, Thermol. Flu
( calyptol, Menthol. etc, which arise from the