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The evening world., 1913-09-10
FIGHT FORPR|VATE
\JAMSTANDLEAQS
TO TWO ARRESTS
whole Question of Drivers
Right to Occupy Places Once
Leased Is UP Again.
PERMITS HAVE EXPIRED.
Hotels and Former MONOPOLY
Seek to Retain Graft"
' Abolished by Law.
PERMITS HAVE EXPIRED.
By Sophie Irene Loeb.

SWo arrests were ma lie last night
growing out Of the recent injunctions
ogesnst the enforcement Of the new
eAxtoab ordinances. granted by judge
Msssham. The drivers operating the
cabs were John Brody and Michael
o1na. They were taken before Judge
0eFrisan Of the Night Court. who f,ned
0oaa. operating at the Waldorf as pub.
~ oebman. Il: and Brody. belonging to
. company at the Knickerbocker. was
l1ushsrsed.
tn trouble arose because tho com.
Oenssa which had been granted injunc-
0ooA retained private hack stands. per-
IN for which had expired before Au-
Ouoe ]. when the new ordinance went
IN eject. They have been occupying
ehsoe stands for a week. Some Of the
Iue1ie cabmen declare they were wait.
~ 10 occupy these stands In the hope
tho4 the injunctions would have been
NM before this. and thus avoid any
disturbance But as the public cab men
Ae1 not been enjoined from moving to
thsss stands they contended they had
. perfect right there and occupied them.
Hol1D FOR DECISION ON PRI-
vATE HACK STANDS.
AeOvePai lawyers Of the cab companies
- oehcials were present at the various
hetsis last night and we're disturbed
~ the police did not make mora ar.
boDts. but the police had authority
oooo:nEly to arrest only on complaint
90 ~ public.
d vas hoped by the cabmen that an
00pool would be made and an opinion
GlR0 by Corporation Counsel on this
post3oular point, az to the legality Of
1foVoBs occupying stands which had
- pr'vate prior to August 1 and which
~ oeen held by other companies 30
sha1 the License Bureau might desig.
nAto ehese places a. public hack stands.
W6oo4 had not been done up until last
oloA& II 10 likely. however. that an
oDone1h will be forthcoming to-day.
,W151x will settle this question and avoid
- iDture conflict until the courts va.
~ No Injunction or permanently up
- he ordinance
~ majority OF the permits OF these
1900 cab stands have already expired
80 u would seem they would auto.
|l00Dally become public hack stand,
The evening world., 1913-09-10

oSO.O00 Fire II AsbsSy Park.
Fire destroyed half . block In the
business section Of Asbury Park. N. J..
The evening world., 1913-09-10

Dtemcnds .purrhssed from us can be e.-
fhoa9ed 81 full value or returned fer cash.
Ieoo to Def cent. within one year.
The evening world., 1913-09-10

MEMBERS Bayonns womAne Political Study Club Appear
President called Of ts ladies' sr' and ordered po
nut
The evening world., 1913-09-10

REALISM has the ohncai q X Of the city. Masis
with aocuons movie actor arrested for mpn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
WANT DRESS REFORM

Dear Cynthia Grey: We girls
lthc most OF uH anyway are 40
slad that the three vital parts OF
our school life are at last being
considered seriously BY the public
that Wa wish TO thank them most
siucerely.
We think the STYLES OF today
have nearly robbed Us 90 our mod.
osty. aud much as We may luath
the styles themselves still We are
too human to renouuce them be.
cause we do not relish the certain
publicity We could not help from
drawing. We are very much In
favor u the uniform dress and
Nould like "a aagEvst tho PETER
THOMPSON dresses. They
would leave a little room for i'm
Ak nation. they would be modest
and feminine and return cur good
opinion OF ourselves. II would sort
&c give us 6 chance TO be our real
selves
Those dresses arr far too dear
row Tor those at the most moderate
circumstance but, n adopted
something could be done 70 lower
their cost.
As TO the segregation % sexes In
HiGH SCHOOL. We think that
,ncn Is the time for the girlS and
bows To be aasociated With each
other. for. n they have had the
rlsht home training. the boys will
have the proper ~ pect for girls,
aud the girls viii have reached
the age OF discretion, and their
minds viii have matured nud def
inltc Ideas will have boon formed.
We say scgrsgatc them IN ALL of
the grades.
SEVEN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
SUES HIM, THEN
SITS ON HIS LAP

sy t-nited Press Leased wire
CINCINNATI. Ohio March
q Judge Warner has grant.
ed divorce TO Mrs. Mabel
Mayors Oettlnger. living a.
Dent. Ohio. from J Oct
tlnger. a machinist In the Unit
ed states navy The husband
Is on board the battesbip Mis-
souri, az Vera Cruz
n was brought out during
the hearing that when Oct
finger was served with notice
OF the divorce sui his wife
was seated on his lap c1ress-
ing him. According 70 the
abatement Of the defendant and
offered IN opposition, he had
had no warning Of any dlsn-
Rrcement and was stunned
when he received the notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
A YOUNG ooYS
PROBLEM

Dear Miss Grey. am boy OF
a. so TO the public school and am
deeply In love with a girl OF my
own age We both so To the same
school
am sure she loves me. but
am afraid 10 ask her. Now. dear
Miss Groy, PLEASE do answer me
know you are very busy aud ! 10
not lika 90 bother YOU. but | know
you are very wise In such thiags
LONEiESS
Airy this scheme. sonny.
Transfer your love 20 some IT.
tie helpless orphan o. cripple
child for few years. You will
find many Of these poor erea.
lures In the homes who are
Just starving for love.
don't say net 20 associate
with this little glrt. An school
boyu and girls should be good
ehums. but az brothers and
Glatcra When your school
books are forever laid 20 rest
10 plenty Of time TO introduce
this other love. In the mean
time make the beat of your
childhood; be clean. pure ard
studlou and By the time you
are q yen will be better pre-
pared 10 tell the Girl yo9 love
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
Housefurnishing Specials
Seven Bars FEELS Naptha Soap Csc
A 81 a. Cuatorncr

The price this celebrated soap is &c the bar On
account price decline to fill phone orders
or 10 accept G. o. -. purchases.
Austrian Aluminium Pans regular AZ 69c for ioc
Sanitary Cans with cover regular at $40
for
Waffle Iron xh stoves, regular sll6, for 69c
"a use with gas stoves. regular S17S for ne
Universal Cake Mixers regular S175, for Sli9
Sink sraners regular at Soc for Zoe
Food Choppers. regular at $780, for Csc.
Dust Pans regular at 25c, for loo
Arrors Of the Frth plate beveled edge frames Of
rfeT sawed oak 12xtsinch s2.5. for $l75
9Spc frames regular price $3.50 $40 l6X22noh frames
regular price S. for $685. ...
skirt hangers OF blackthane steel illheh
aize regular price 10c. for dozen Nc
heavily nickel plated ebony handles
. 81 ~ axe CSC; S145 size S116
baHehehI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
pleffot:s 70 G>111thiA Grox

everybody concerned quite mis-.
cradle.
! know not what your oeou-
patton 10, but N II ls honorable
! advise you 10 Keep u. espe.
elaity " you contemplate mar.
ryina, for Il takes much more
TO keep two than enc. Do not
marry the nirl until she Is q
and you can tell by that time
" she cares enough tor you 70
remain true and aid In making
n successful home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27

Harbors and Grounds com
mlttce Of the couaci told q pro
testing delegation from the Main
g. district tuet the isolation hos
pital would not Do moved into their
melEhhurhood The committee re-
verstd It's decision OF last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
THE PATH THAT
LEADS TO SIN

Dear Miss Grey. want % ask
you for a little Information De
YOU think Il right for boys and
Girls to take supper after the tho
.atro aud order llttle beer and
wine, Il they are ia the habit OF
doing SO, at the axes OF iG to az
A CROWD,
A.--Boys and girls. tor the
sake Of your future lives, don't
do u. You are travelling the
path that leads TO sin and "a
~inda down steep hill. v<.ieh
10 so hard 10 climb up again.
" you have no parents 10
guide you, take this bit OF ad-
vice and stay forever away
from such places as eafcs. The
oldest one Of you is too young
20 indulge Ia such habits. Per
sonally, I don't think Il rignt
for anyone TO drink beer or
wine after a theatre or any
other time, unless in case OF
Illness. when II is prescribed
by a physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
-.,oAormrNrs EAs,tN MADE
Also EASILY BROKEN

-
~ Miss Grey. "A | have
- ,rpnble and cannot solve the
ssa,l myself I come TO YOU Tor
So'.a s, seutemhcr WAS working
-, ,ewn and met a young lady
Az. am IN. kept company
hsr FOR sopio time. when !.
49, ant she VAS engaged TO AN
iN w. man bat she quit him. Now
- engaged 90 marry soon, and
" ss ss N mine told me she was
= u ,awn with another fellow. and
j got Jealous ,..,, -, AK
49, We are married, and as ! am
$50 rood vases. | DO not want
a .,,t. What shall do await
W. ~ w. muchapprcciated advice
Soas w. 4. w.
.r,rst Of att. \ young
,,sx o. IS lacks a least thres
vrars o. BEING old enough 20
800, herself to anyone. She
!. 10 ,oura 20 be constant or
,,her, she really loves.
=. ~. bfeke her other engage
-, 20 bseomc engaged 70
~, .hs ls iust as apt to break
- engagement 20 90 with
~s,h,r Eng ramerts easily
-, ar. also easily broken.
nr the osher hand, she may
areat deal for you ard
s.s love may be tfa' which
w.l, sssnd the test q time. YOU
are solns her a great Injustice
q Judge her from anosNers
s.nrsx Believe rothing you
Ma: seeing Is believing. You
,sould also rid yourself conn
slss.ly Of your jealous aispes',
lar. II will mfke you ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
NAME NAVIGATOR

~ United press Ye,rsd wire
WAsHfNGTON. March - The
secretary Of the navy hrs appoint.
ed Commander Victor Blue chiof
OF the bureau Of navigation In
place Of Capt Philip Andrews. who
will be placed In charge of a battle
ship,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
/ . Month End Clearance Sale, Friday, March 2S
IL Profit Sharing Event Of Exceptional Magnitude

that Friday will hare our profits, first with our
giving bargains;
every sales person his establishment OF
this day BY buyh here Friday you only
money for yourself but aid the aes people making money Tor
themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
Specials in. Muslin
Underwear

Night Towns, hlgn neck,
tucked yoke or V-neck. 81
quality Tor SOC.
Leona Combinations. three
piece garments. Val lace edge.
ribbon run beading, $3.50
quality csc.
Muslin petticCats, flounce
with row OF fine tucks. hem.
stitched hem, regular $3.50
for CSC.
Muslin Petticoats. deep lace
flounce or embroidery ruffle.
regularly TO $3.50 for csc.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27
LEONARD TALKS
To VAST CROWD

Rev a. W Leonard. ~ the First
Methodist church. took charge u
the Evangclistic services held At
the Plymouth church wednesday
night. A blk audience which
crowded the church auditorium al
most to ita capacity listened 20 tho
Methodist preacher Rev Leonard
discussed he Iowa red light law
Earlier In the evening street
meeting was held. At which Rev.
Van Horn. OF the Plymouth Con
gregational church. spoke a large
crowd attended this meeting. and
fully goo marched from the street
corner 20 the church to attend the
services held under the direction Of
Rev Leonard.
a dozen persons walked down
the aisle Of the big church and
took Rev. Leonard By the hand. de-
claring their intentions OF living
Christian lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-27

b All letters canno, be an
= swcred In the paper. and many
= are without name or address. ,
; A stamped. self addressed or. !
, vciope always brings a prompt :
' reply. CYNTHIA GREY. +,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-09
CITY NEWS.

MIR. James Hurley of Alberta,
Canada, is visiting with friends In
the city.
Miss Hammes will hold her nil.
linery display Saturday, March Is
Adv.
MIR. and sirs. T. A. Steele are
happy over the advent of an eight and
one-half pound boy at their home 111s
Park street March Sth.
Arthur Peterson has removed his
barber shop to 1904 Main street
ADV.
The reason so many Keokuk mer-
chants are using The Gate City so ex-
tensively. and many of them. excius.
lively, is that this paper covers the
city and the surrounding country so
thoroughly that it is unnecessary for
them to duplicate their advertising
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. Is. I. o. O. F.. Monday night at
7.3u o'clock. Visiting brothers cor.
daily invited Work in first degree. -
Adv.
"A room has been fitted up In the
basement of the George washington
school building for the use of the
high school band Forty chairs have
been placed in the room and from the
extraordinary interest being taken in
the band it is probable that there will
be fifty in the roster
j. A. Thomas and Thomas Muir
ray have finished their examination
OF the books of Recorder Ed Vaughan.
Mr.. vaughan's books we're very &C,
curately kept and only two mistakes
were found. one where, he had TWEEN
ty cents due him from the county and
one where he owed the county sixty
cents. making him short in his &C
counts forty cents. Last lear there
was not a mistake in Mr. Vaughan's
books but because of press Of bust
ness he had not been able to fully
check them this year.
1t is very probable that addition.
al hydrants win be provided for Yves;
/ Keokuk in the near future. A peti
! ton is now before the council asking
/ for additional fire protection and
/ Commissioner Gray states that some
action viii probably be taken If mains
can be put in consistent with the
grades. At the recent fire In Mis-
souri avenue the fire department had
to use nearly two thousand feet o.
hose to reach the house while one
thousand feet is considered the mexi
mum distance at which good pressure
I can be obtained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-09
CITY NEWS.

DIR c. A. Jenkins has removed his
Office to room 4, Estes building ADV.
The auto season fer 1918 in keo-
kuk is looking real smart and the deal
ers are taking many orders for cars.
Miss Hammes will hold her mil
linery display Saturday. March 15.-
Adv.
The Gate City Gun club viii shoot
this afternoon at the club grounds.
This is the second shoot for the club
medal
-E F. Biles. building contractor,
day and job work specially Phone
sT3 Red ADV
The Electrical News Service
published al Schenectady. \. Y. says
Of the keokuk dam. : The largest
hydroelectric power house in the
world viii be at Keokuk, Iowa. where
the Mississippi will be haraessed to
give 100000 horse power. Thirty
mammoth vertical generators are nov
being made By the General Electric
company
For the Multn line OF motor
boats and canoes. call on or write
Hamilton Auto & Garage Co, Hamil-
ton, Tl-Ady
Burlington HawkEye: Edward
Rarr, a representative OF the General
Electrical Co. gigantic affair. that
manufactures about everything used
in power production vas Burlington
/ visitor YESTERDAY. Mr. Barr has his
headquarters in Keoknk al present
land he came to Burlington TO talk over
affairs with Manager c. II. Walsh OF
the Peoples Gas and Electric Co. rel
atiYe to the changes that will have to
be made in the local plant. this sum
4 Iner by reason OF obtaining the Keo
kuk power. Mr.. Barr is obtaining
data REGARDING the new equipment
that will be necessary for the Local
electrical station
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-09
PERSONA AIS.

Mrs. Charles Buss ant son Lydis
arrived home Friday from 5 visit IN
Chicago for few days.
Mrs. Clara Jolidcn Tiff OF Hamii,
ton was a Keokuk visitor yesterday.
Miss Ethel Russell has returned
from an extended visit with her sis
ter Mrs. R R. Majors at Springfield,
III.
Kahoka Free Press: Robert Bar
ron is resting here after several
months steady employment With the
Mississippi River Power Co. OF Keo-
kuk, Ia. VIM. Crear and Henry
cellar made a business trip to kee>
kuk yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-09
FUNERAL NOTICE.

KIEFER The funeral seryice for
the late Mrs. Frank Kiefer will be
held at 3:3e O'Clock Sunday afternoon
at the residence s22 Exchange street.
Friends Invited. burial private.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-09

Miss Catherine Falls left last nigh,
for ST Louis
Mrs. Harry ]. Reeves was called TO
Salem last Saturday b. the illness
Of a relative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-09

7. S. Paul has returned. from a
business trip TO Des Moines.
Judge Felix t. Hughes has gone 10
Houston, Texas. TO visit his son How
ard.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1913-01-03
LOCAL NEWS

have feed cutter and gaso-
line engine llgged up. Come III
and see her run. E. G. Tarter.
The Southwest Times pulaski
daily and the Rural Retreat
Times, regular price So 90, both
for $3.50.
Subscribe at once.
Winter time is here, you should
examine the Laurel heater at
'Farter's. One Of them would be
great ornament to your home.
Start the New Year right by
trading with Roy J. Germany &
Co.
Read E. G. Tarter's ad this
week.
Miss Bess Dutton, of Bristol,
is visiting Misses Ozella and Izel-
la Catron.
If you want some good eating
apples, call at K. s. Doak's.
Toney Davis, of Ceres. was in
town Wednesday,.
A dance was given in the Al
pine Hall Wednesday night by
the young men Of the town.
A. A. OSerbay, of Ceres, was
in town Wednes day,
Mrs. A. B. Hendricks enter
tanned at dinner last Thursday,
Misses Ruth Spence, Mae Grein-
or and Bessie Currin.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1913-01-03

The Sweoper-Vac, a vacuum
cleaner can lie seen in operation
at the Times Office.
the SweeperVac and the
Times three years for orlY $3.50.
Look for big ad next week. ;.
June Pasture the year around.
Dried Beet Pulp and Cotton Seed
Meal, fine feed for the Mich
Cows. See us for prices.
Brown & Umbergor.
w. G. King has oponed up a
tin and repair shop and asks his
friends to give him a trial.
j. j. Harr spent the holidays
in Arcadia, Tenn, with relatives.
Watch Roy j. Germany &
Cos. window next week.
DIR. Delp has installed an cleo
trio piano in his moving picture
show. Go and hear the mnsic.
Frank Cannon spent the hol-
ldays al home.
Miss Mary Leedy, Of WytEe-
vile, has been visiting Miss Will
lie Neff Tor a few days.
Rhea Cannon, who is attend
ing Washington and Lee Uni
versity this season, spent the
holidays at home.
WANTED:- Medium size
dressed hogs. Write or phone
T. f. Kidd,
Crockett, Va,
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1913-01-03
MAKE A NOISE LIKE A SUIT OR
OVERCOAT

The houses which we represent have forwarded to
us very greatly reduced prices on all Fall and win
ter patterns OF Suitngs and overcoatings prepara-
tory to closing out these goods In order to make
room tor their large Spring lines. Every one. wheth
err he needs suit just at present not will do we'll
to take advantage Of this opportunity to buy at q
greatly reduced price, for there will be saving OF
at least five dollars all suits and overcoats order
ed from these lines now.
We know that we are more able to take care of you
i'm the tailoring line than any other firm in this
ton and we do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction
on all work we do for YOU
Come In and look over our line before you buy.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1913-01-03
TONY TRADE

wish to thank every one of my customers VIII,
has given me their business the past and trust
with the best line Of Implements and Machinery
that money and skill produce coupled with best
prices and treatment to merit your trade the COM
ing season.
Wishing all happy and prosperous New Year.
am, Yours to serve,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
GRATEFUL WOMAN'S
REMARKABLE STORY
One of the Most Startling Cures
Yet Credited to New Medi-
cine is Reported by
Well-knowu Lady.

OF the many strange and wonderful
results that have been and are being
constantly reported by those who have
tried the new Root Juice incidence.
one OF the most startling IL the story
OF Mrs. 4. II. Davis. n wellknown and
popular matron who used the treat.
ment for what was said to be cancer
of tho stomach. Mrs. Davis 10 nat.
urally very grateful to ind herself
well and strong again after q long
siege OF Illness and willingly told In
detail the following story OF her re-
covery: For three years was a
great sufferer from stomach trouble
and dootpred with the best physicians
within reach. | got no RELIEF. how
ever. and some Of them thought had
cancer OF the stomach. but whatever
II WAS Root Juice has cured me. Be
fore using the new medicine my food
would not digest and | suffered great
~ from such symptoms as oelching.
bloating and pains after eating. Now
eat anything my appetite Graves aud
feel no evil effects from it
Many reports or a similar nature
are now coming from people In all
parts OF the city aud these show that
not only functional disturbances OF the
stomach but bniousness. backaches.
weakness. dizzy spells. nervousness.
constipation. rheumatic pains and
swellings and other ailments indtcat-
ing improper activity OF the liver.
bowels and Kidneys, and blood impur-
tiles are all being successfully treat
ed with this remarkable liquid
At the drug stores where its cura-
tive properties are now being eN-
planned Il is said that the Root Juice
is apparently more successful than
anymedicine ever introduced In thi-
CITY and that out of the hundreds OF
sufferers who have already taken ad-
vantage OF the great opportunity TO
test the medicine, not one complaint
has been heard. On the contrary.
many who were first 20 purchase n
supply have returned for more, prais-
ing IL in the highest terms.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

There is nothing new 70 report In the
town Jason Blake. on Floral Hi. the
FIRST case - practically well
g. l.. Johnson. the second case, is doing
very nicely.
Grant EdgeU. who came here from
Smithheld and was taken in charge by
the health officer. Is also getting along
al right 10 does not require the ala
OF "a glass to see smallpox In any or
IN csc gentlemen. but your reporter de-
sires to look through glass. u Is
healthier.
A new case developed yesterday out
on the waters Of Point Pleasant. NJ the
home Of Jacob F'ulmer. one OF his daugh-
tiers being stricken. she Is supposed TO
have gotten the germ at Paden city. and
~ she did. there are likely TO be other
cases
Physicians everywhere advise vac
cination. They do not so advise for mer-
ccnary purposes. What 20 they realize
out Of = little Job Of vaccination as COM
pared with treating = case Of smallpox
The medical fraternitv 81 New Martins
vile practice prevention OF disease
rather than the disease itself TINS IL
IN accord with the spirit Of the times.
The people every where are becoming in
noculated with II. The physician who
does not practice prevention will soon
drop out OF sight. and ~ the public men
~ IN e country-thc men who make the
laws--do not practice their profession IN
harmony with science and the medical
world, their days OF political life ere
numbered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
Consumption Takes
$50 People Daily

In the United States and the deadl,
germs claim more victims in cite,
than IN rural districts, due no doubt
70 The increased number of indoor
workers On conhning quarters and
their lack of sunshine.
Iuherc1lar germs slvays attach when
the system o. weakened from colds 81
SICKNESS. ovcrvork. ov-rsfrltu. rorfrirs
duties nr any drain shich has reduced the
fefis'ive forces ~ The buHv But nature
always provides n corf-cfor and the beat
ply nciaus cmphasiye that during chang.
ing climate orr blood should 10 kept rich
ard pure and active hF taking geott's
Emulsion offer meals. fhr ruI liver oii IN
Souit 81 Emulsion warns tls frIv bv er.
rching The b'pod-ff peculiarly strength.
ems the lunEsaui uphuil1a the r~astive
forces ~ The holy o. avoid colds and
prevent consumption
II you work tnIuors. tire eaaiiv feel
languid or nervous. ccoft'a FmuIaton IL
The most rrthening fooi-uedicfns
known. % builds energy and strength
and ~ totally free from alcohol ~ anv
Hlpeiying druR-every druggist has IA
1919 Scott = s--ne. moum6sid ~