davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

a recital in his studio on Court street, ,
before forty or more guests and pupils
In addition to the numbers of the
program, which follows Mr., Hull gave
a brief and interesting skets Of Siding
as a composer, and explanatory re-
marks before each Of the other num-
bers:
II Know a Lovely Garden. ....
.........d. E. E. ...D'Hardelot
"A Birthday" .Cowen
Mr.. Tasto.
2-"Chanson Florian" ..,.... GODDARD
"Ah, How Wonderful 900. Bendel
Miss Johanna Asboe
3-(Piano) Song Without Words"
'''d '''' '''''' '''''''''' 'ollulll6
Dawn" E. 900. Sinding
Mr.. Hull
"A Winter Lullaby" DeKoven
Greeting" ... 49,. ..... Hawley
Miss Anna Asbo.
SIN a Garden" ...,..,u.... .Hawley
"Mignon' go. .,,....D'IIardelot
"The Swallows" .,......C .Cowen
Mrs. Cupper.
GA Dissonance" ....., ,Borodin
Tell Me" ......, .,..,...Nevin
Romance" ...... g.. Glass
"A Summer Night" ,Goring Thomas
Mr. Tasto.
One thing especially remarked upon
after the recital was the marked de-
gree of self-possession exhibited by all
the singers in appearing before a
small and critical audience. All of
the pupils had apparently mastered
both their songs and themselves, and
displayed no signs OF nervousness
Miss Johanna Asbo, mezzo soprano
showed a voice Of excellent promise
and quality, and sang the numbers al.
lotted to her with much temperament
and a plainly evident musical ability
Miss Ana Asboe has a full round So
prano voice OF very pleasing timbre
and shows the same interpretive quail
tiles which mark her sisters singing
Especially enjoyed was the last Of hei
: songs. These two young singers hay,
been working under Mr. Hulps drec
tion only for two months, but are al
/ ready exhibiting marked progress,
The songs sung by Mrs. Cupper wer,
very dainty and expressive. Her com
mand Of her tones in the me22a yoic
+ gave ample evidence Of It's rarely beau
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
New Store
New Goods
New Prices

1S lbs granulated sugar ..Sl.OO
1 ID best creamery butter ..4Oc
; Best valley flour, sack .Sl.OO
Best hard wheat flour, SIX Sl.2O
Large Cottolene ........$l.15
7 Medium Cottolene ........6Oc
: 3 lbs bulk crackers ......25C
cans Jersey cream milk .25c
Corn meal, sack ...,....25c
! Buckwheat, sack .........15c
4 pkgs CornfIakes ,.....,2jC
I 10 bars laundry soap .....25c
bars Morris best laundry
soap - .... ............2OC
I G bars Sunny Monday laundry
! soap .... .... ..........2Oc
! 6 bars Bob White laundry
I soap ..,. .. ......,.....,2OC
! G bars Royal white laundry
soap .,."..... .. ,....,.,2JC
I 6 bars Crystal White laundry
7 soap .,,. 80, ...,....,,2Oc
] 6 bars A. b. Naptha laundry
! soap ,,,. ,... ..,, ....,,2Dc
! 5 bars Fels Naptha laundry
\ soap 80, zee. ..,,.,......2OC
Z Free tickets Wexford and Ye
I Liberty shows.
! MORRIS CASH GROCERY.
! Free Delivery Phone Main 1897
H%A+AA&tAHA&%$AAAAGAA&%$+
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

Next Thursday evening, January
sixteenth, Ex-Governor f. W. Hoch
OF Kansas will deliver his famous lee
ture, "A Message From Kansas" in
the First Christian Church. This will
be the third attraction Of the Star Ly-
ceum Course in Salem. Mr. Hoch Is
an earnest, inspiring and masterful
speaker and a man who has brought
many reforms in the government OF
Kansas, which makes It today one OF
the most influential states. He is n
graceful and effective orator at all
times forceful, eloquent and consist
ent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

Arrangements are being completed
for the second appearance Of Olga
Steeb, whose splendid piano playing
charmed a very large audience at her
concert given in the Armory
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond Is singing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

In her lovely new home, 675 North
Summer street, charmingly adorned
with garlands Of smllax and clusters
of pink carnations, Mrs. Homer II.
Smith entertained Tuesday for the
Junior Guild of st. Paul's Church.
The business session taking small
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

The members Of Woman's Relief
Corps were pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Cynthia
Dunlap in her home, 1926 Oak street.
After the regular business of the
meeting had been disposed of and the
usual amount of sewing accomplished
the hostess served a lovely luncheon
About thirty members enjoyed the af.
lternoon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07
Mi s. GrendahI from Webster, p.
was in town shopping on Thursday.

N rs. GrendahI from w ebster, n. d.
was in town shop ping on !Thrlls day
omnnnuity silver, knives and forks
5zs$I So per set at IIuesg +:
|. Community silver spoons s. IS per
set at Hnesg gems. 53s5 s85
Miss Ella Sexton Of Perth, n ~.
& is visiting at the sterretts home.
Mrs. johnson was shopper in the.
city w dnesday 81
Mrs. red Hall has been confined.
1 to her bed this week.
Imported ~ French Neck Il and Coat,
beads made Of B Rossssl leaves at IT. III
Huesgen's.
Nj: and Mrs. Phil Rengstrome are
town from I'm TO spend aSfew
q avs. Z.
/, g, /. !, q NJ, ~ !, ri Il VA
\: an in his dnesd to 4 tend sllt
g some BUSINESS
!. !, !, I, : Z j ) ~ 8 War
ster ~ = p were shoppers q 'oWnlues
day.
q, 8 a. 81, son. q M moi .
Visiting Mrs Frank Sscnultz ana ssisT
ter N ISIS ga g.
!, &, ], \ &;
~ was y .eW y 3 i,'i's ~.
1ting frlends lSnesoa Z
], &, u, " q q
kr1t Al,.olpopiie u aA1 q 4
5sArchle tSinel
s :, Y, g IN ~ adm estay FOR
LEEDS W VI e !, y w. aii
GA he rest q the 5W 'st'
!, @; n q ~ "a 4, 1
Frtsu Z, III, a nufi Il sat
,rrsla
!, 4. . "a s,s 4 /, 81 ] !, Kan
Attorhey sslsta1 81 INC citv On
was g business D 49, ID
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

LOT the club will be IN two weeks at
the home Of Mrs. "A. D. futile. The
members of the club are Mesdames
Z. P. Dawson, C. Grey, Glen Lycan,
Fred Hall, Jack, A 9 d Turtle, Geo.
Rcdanback, Ed Nowlan, Thos. Dow
ney and Robt. Dickson. .s5 .;@s 8. e
Nj The w. G. T. q. met with Mrs. o.
IsY. Ohnstad Tuesday Mrs. Eva Olson
was the chosen leader of the pro
gramme and the subject was sThe
Sunday School Department Its Aims
and Methods: ;" The roll call was re
sponded to by a temperance verse
from the Bible Next week Mrs. Lii
lie B. Bowers of Fargo, a prominent
w. C. II. q. worker, will be in the city
and deliver a lecture. The exact
date has not yet been determined.
One Of the churches will be engaged
for the occasion. Mrs. Bowers comes
we'll recommended and her lecture
will be a treat. 5
1t is reported upon good authority
that someone is boasting that he has
been hunting on the Lake at night,
and that he has been SO fortunate as
i to get IS to 40 geese in this way. It
lis also reported that parties have
| been doing rifle shooting on the Lake.
The game warden would have very
llittle trouble in getting Information
regarding these parties, if he We're to
come to Churches Ferry. We believe
an effort should be made to have such
persons punished for their misdeeds
They are not only detriment to the
Escommunity but scare away the game
and ma ke poor hunting for o.hers.------
| Churches Ferry sun. III.
Mrs. e.. f. Woodward has been en-
Toying a visit from Miss Agnes Berg.
Miss Berg is a graduate n,lrs from
1.-THE General hospital and since com
Epleting her course has n1rsed IN Ed 81:
/ dy county. She left this week rs f f''f.
New York, where she will take post
graduate Work Miss Berg is a co,l-
/ sin 81 Miss Roebach, another grad
i3uate Of the General hospital. Miss
Roebach took her post graduate work
last year in New York and now is
I head surgical nurse at Q large hospital
in Boise. Idaho. Miss Clark, former.
superint endent Of the General hos hos
/ pital is sun rintendent Of the same
hospital in which Miss Roebach u, works
ssin Boise.
a very pretty ceremony Ned dll.ss
DAY O. II. Eorde of Eaniar and Miss
Gertrude Hensrnd Of 9Tolna were sr unit
al Id marriage. The marriage took ,
En ,,l All Is, the vows being pronounc
| 4 ed in, tile presence of Judge ~ 8 g.
!. Griffin. The bride wore a Gown " o.
White saline, trimmed with Irish l1
lace and pearls. She wore ~ yssa ln req
"a caI ried d bouquet oil roses. Her SIS SIS
Her Us bridesmaid wore Al blue nse sss s
/ Inc and corsage bon1p ~ PM
roses SIr. Jesse Ford. bros of S ths
/ groom. was hest ma y. Ne hr a'1ltss
5asttSrrapeiing suit q blue serge atls
1 har lsat Was OF the same shade TIN,
med with plum colored platnes l 10
and Mrs IIensrud lent today fof Tie
United States civil service com
4 Isl ann osances en- olan lnesa'
ING eSsiasla lion ita pc held on Safsll
as Soyernber s2 81 AT shllrche
sske and n oa.e: ~ n
Esito fsll s. ia the pos lion 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

other vacancies as they may occur ON
the rural routes at postoffices in Ram
sew county. An applicant must have
his home in the territory supplied by
"a postoffice in the county for which
examination is. announced Auulica-
tionforms and full Information may
be obtained from any Of the post
masters at the offices above named.
These should be properly executed
and filed with tho commits sion at
Washington. .3z
Miss Marie Locke and Miss Kati-
|erine Lowery were histesses
at a yer pretty party last
evening lin the Locke apartments
Festoons of orange and brown and the
gruesome symbols of Halloween made
the rooms very attractive for the oc-5
played and in contest Lucille Ohm
stead won the prize. Supper was SER
we'd at the table about ten o'clock. The
|nappery was of crepe tissue with Hol-
oWe'en designs and the center piece
in harmony with the decorations. The
place cards were novel and Appropriate
The guests were Harriet o 'Brien, Mil
|dred Brainard, Anna Walters, Lucille
Olmstead, Elsie Henley, Esther 4 lam
sen, Beatrice and Clara Wightman
land Edward Lowrey. NH ;5s
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Frank, northwest of Devils Lake, last
Sunday and several happy anniNer
saries which occur at this time OF the
year We're celebrated. Last Saturday
was the second anniversary Of he
marriage of Louise Frank and Ed
i5Nootnaugle: the twenty second was
the birthday of George Frank one
Of; the sons Of the family s. the twenty
eighth Mr.. Nootnaug giles birthday and
yesterday was Cornelius Frank SIS
birthday. The ladies all contributed
to the big feast and three large birth
day cakes decorated in birthday
style graced the table: AT the table
we're the parents Mr.. and Mrs Cor
inelius Frank ST., Mr. and Mrs.
Nootnaugle of this city, and;
Mrs. John Frank and family NJ and
Mrs. Cornelius Frank In. and family,
and Charles and William Frank
AT 6: SO Sunday evening il tho.
dist church occurred the wedding oY
Miss TART dang Inter of 4 NJ i. and aIrs.
INm. Hart Of Arnold avenue and MI.
Roy Daniels, also Of this city
ls Rev. 1. Wallace read the
service Id the Il presence Of iarael
company Of friends. ItohengriIi's
ma rch was PLAYED by sIrs, s,ii en.sofff
| as the wed ding marty entered slafs
:cllnrcl and apfpaehea the altar his
bride wore u pretty gown off atefseT
land carried ps1iit ses. Her ma ID
.sof honor MRS Harry Goslin wore a
anl colored gown and carried pink
roses. ir. CGoslin attended The Groom.
About itWsnt I'VE rAceivs
led at 5hs home of the bride i par
after etle eernieals and We're also sl.es
guests al Am d din
IIo'clock. Nj Is Miss
Hart and AAIiss NJ irsnie SslGsllssal served
1.-THE aim er, he hride 81 y hi ilS1ig
/ young lad IF this city and tie groom
!! Dis well known and prom young
4 s Ills home here lng
lsevera coIlie here T1Ea
Il - md aania is aefs
y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07
STORES AZ DEVIL. LAKE AND JAMES Town, N D. +

will live. Among the guests were the
girls of the %. s. SG.s and the boys
OF the r. d Us. The girls present
ed her with a signet ring with the in
itiasls Il p. IS. G. an it. Miss Belle
stenson and Bessie Staubus assisted il
serving the Slnue heon. Y .s.4
! ccording to aSuperinte Haig
teachers ait the cslt institute: held
sin the city were nv gu to nave 4
school at Chaut auqua where ait leas
five counties could always be de.
pended upon for a representation. S
ss Prof. Barnell left Monday night FOL.
Fargo to attend the educationa, con.
ssyention that has been in progress at
that place this week. Superintenda nt
SHaig left Tuesday. to be in attendance
i at the meeting. 3 s5
l33 Mrs. Spokesman and daughter, Miss
Belle left Thurs. evening for San Die
ago, Cal, where they will spend the
winter nm ropes that a change of
climate will benefit Mrs. spokesman. S
health Their residence in San Diego
will be rendered very pleasant owing
to the fact that the McC1ory family
are there and they will not be entire
strangers ia the city. n
s8 Miss Lucy Sprague has returned
q from Tacoma, Wash, where she spent
several months with relatives. Miss
Sprague was called west by. the i'll
ness Of her. randmot her, who is now
much i'm proved in health. Miss
Sprague is ENJOYING a few days yisil.
again in theWith her relatives hero
md Sunday leave for Fargo to taks
mp her work again in the agricultnrss
Scollege where she is making spec
sialty of art. s5,s5 \.
ss Devil "a Ike s represented i'll the
owe world, Miss Josephine Jacob:
who but recently left Devils Lake
for Los ANGELES, writes friends that
she has abandoned stenogra ply 10
JOIN the troupe Of the Universal Film
company at ollywood, Cal. Devils
I Lake patrons Of motion picture
houses will watch Universal films
with interest In an effort to locate
4 the FORMER resident pf this city
Blond is home after two
months absence on the Berthold
reservation where he employed his
h time trying to wor out 4 prot on q
piece OF flax in which he had an In
rest He is Interested in IA piece
8of indian land which was unfenced.
Stock was allowed to run on the flax
with the result that he has a strong
suspicion that the larger part Of his
or he crop VI eTt INTO the bellies
sol roaming bands of stock.
Thurs day aft ernoon at A d iss
/ Miss SNOW surprised. that IS
tsonae. but it was esyp ecfed |bp ~ hers.
sby marrying ssssinith ma l,iss ST
at the Great rthern hops. They
leave on No. s for IL trip. after WI ~. ss1
they VIII go To- New Rockford where
ME. Smith will be an ga ged ill taae 3sa'of,s
sheinr many friends con- ratula te tlle
couple and wish hem the best ~
luck and nap pines
the Sunshine TsnYhr I'D erg llesf
A the FIRST meeting Oft the season viii
Mrs yossIas sosRla Na' II:
sassistssi Il, aa ess Ri
HI 4 stiel,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07
ocal Happenings
Miss Pearl Spalding from Leeds, N.
ps has been visiting her aunt Mrs.
stenson for the asst week.

;zs9. Miss Pearl Spalding from Leeds, n. I
p, has been visiting her aunt Mrs.
sssSsstenson pas Els
/ j ohm Smith w ho has sbeen teaching
ins Toxic this fall was in town over
Saturday and Sunday, but returned to
Toxic on Monday morn ing
Frank Dorricott a machinist has
beer visiting the ] ]. A. 4 Hunter farm
for the past four days. Returned to
the Lake Tuesday evening 35s=
Jack Dunlay Of Grand Forks spent
Tuesday in the city, visiting with his
friends and att tending to business
matte
The new rural school building on
the road to Chautauqua is fast being
completed. It is modern in every res.
pect,
/ ord reached the city ednesday;
that N rs. John Bau ghman a former res
|ident of Devils & Lake died at Oakia n
Pa.
I@ Il. f. n Hanson returned to the city.
this week from Mexico where he has,
hbeen looking toward the pure Sc Of
|property } s5j
Jack Nv hi..a ker, who 4 travels IN this
neck Of the country but does not not sci
insurance was in the city for several raj
days during the Week
NJ IS, Ed Anderson who has been al
Hin the General hospital wa s ken en- to
her home BY her faith 10 @ klah b on m
lshe viii remain until she improves 's
i'm health.
Il J. Glembo, former ms nager Of the
Devils Lake Supp Co, was ia town g 'ssl1l
/ FOR a few days. He laftS Tuesday for
| iSI1angdon, lN. D.. where he vii conduct
| 81 sale iii one Of the firms torres
| Jerry Stevens; former senat or ffass'I n
L Grand Forks county who ma esS his ls
home al was IN the Wy "
| the fore part 81 the week, hunting = e
hooking after bushes matt ers ana Wis vls.
liitins with friends.
X Francis Xavier IKsiirsch who presides
over the destanaes Of the " aT y 4
/ Sentinel the official essaay orgar q
the state was guest IN Devils I sa re
At the R. Guer home for 81 few laws 3
1.-The fore part Of the week
b The resignation off Dr. Pet rs5 pa b
Ias city health officer was tiled This
/ week With the city commissic The %
doctor stated in his comm, ,icas 10y,
] that ne expected IN leave the city
4 shich necesitated his action
Miss 4 siara Brownllan sen Who 's
Stbee,i siilgag sea the Devil ;Nsse
4 sum rest ened her posi- 1 I'm
and leaves COR tsrand Forks here slae
1 mas accepted a ion iil one st :3lie e
stores.
4 The Il. |. gave mother 9ss
4 SIG tss rlces on Thu even l3aa
ttfas ST en- lyss rs
4 & GOOD time III these dances
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07
Gus. Garske, Of Garske, N d. q was
in stcwn &all day Nv ednesdty

SI 90 =
SSs On Thursday evening the ladies OF
the Lutheran church gave one of leir5
annual turkey suppers{ in the church
a large crowd part ooas-ef-
the tine feast that was presented TO;
them.
MI Hiss Pearl bison, forne clerk In
the New York Cash Store, and who
has been in the Me rcy hospital for.
some weeks shas been out son the street.
the past two days. Every one is glad:
to see Pearl out, and well again after
such a siege Of sickness. ss75$
#5 The Norden chorus has arranged 81. a
basket party which will take place
November IS lat the Opera house hall
the party to he followed by dancing.
As program viii also be rendered by
the Norden chorus, the ladies chorus;
and violin selections by Prof Knutzen
Mr.. and Mrs. Fsryatt. former mama
Fegr Of the Devils Lake Ice CO., leave
with their daugh ter, Helen, for San
Deigo, Cal, on Friday evening where
thesss will make their future home. The
many friends in the city wish them the
best Of wishes i'll their new home.
Harry o. Brien, son Of NJ II and Mrs.
Thos. o Briens of Cato township. left!
last week for Sargo to continue his
studies at the Agricultural college.
Their other son. Ned, leaves in a few
days for Winnepeg where he viii en-
ter Catholic college. ;Ssl
The ladies Aid II society of ar>nesl
Norwegian lutheran church, III miles
northe east CT the & i, will hold an
Auction SALE and naade artic les
at Paul Risttacck' IS Lace miles rontal
east OF town On An on Serum CARDS
Farm. the 9Th day of Npvembe a
general Invitation is extended TO all.
Company NJ held their regular
needing Tuesday evening II was
the first melting Of the season. As
large number OF the members were
present few changes were arrang-
ed The quart master sargent's de
partment was moved from the from
hall ito the rear. Iack Doust Is put
ting IN d kitchen for his rest rant IA
the front part Of the hall
Episcopal church OF the Advent, Rev
|a. Harris, %. d. PHI. ID, Rector Ser.
tpices and meetings for week commenc
ling sNoyember 9th sSsund Morning
PRAYER and sermon at a. m. SUM
Idav shool at y q M evening PRAYER
at 30 ps m. Tue day chodr practsce
| at so 8 p. dnesday. meeting
of Tile Guild The rector IS part ieul-
arlys anxious no have members OF the
choir attended prsact ice.
Can YOU lima CINE Al solid mat of
ducks ii ffssean feef scllsre hat Is
1.-The picture wllillc Mark Ant hony Ten,
nv set before oalr eyes folIoying
| successful two unit Will enl.
linz liz ma ed N aIort n,lSiased and
fifty ducks iii nssll
lby en1ls ~ Her lIrrs,
WAN Iarris ana Green
berg. man
Miss Elsie stems son W. ~ farssEstsll
| party dn hon iss eissa ISlass u;
ieay her ~ TIT
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

HISS Elsie stems on sg,sa We
party In homo iss 3einn
who ieav cll
day fcr san IleIgo, Cal where they
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

rhe Sunshine EnYbr derry club lfe1 &
the frst n,eetane off be eason with
Mrs. 4 !
ssssistes Ill, her aaii les hostess
tisl, ss
stas sis sSes.s
also en- ed ne ne Iaeessisss.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

rhe United states CIV q service com.
mis- ie,ia am lo,ances en- oEar ccIaneEaSs
Stiige eSsasaii is be held son iafslr7
Soyember 22 q 4. AT lil1rches
ake and Eatlrseie III p,
R,ho ffl ~ ID ttle titaa 81
ssss,sss s AM
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

al, q ID. u. ga ve anDth ssf s.
btg dane es on even
i'll Il IS II, ost an lgsslssl
& GOOD time III these dances
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

iss Clara Brow, mia sen sy q s5sya &
sbee,, ngaged The DEVILS ss Si94
lsuppi resi- tened her posi- an !,
and leaves Tor Grand Fork there me ne
mas accepted a position IN one 81 sSl l9es
stores.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

The resignation Or III Peter I n sl b
s. city health officer was filed 8ss3his
week With the city commissic ion The
1ceto stated in his scodllIlilsii cas Is lon
mai hes expected to leave the sly
q 4, In necesit his actor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

The dies Aid society Of arnes
Norwegian theran church, miles
.northeas OF the q viii hold az,
Auctson Sails cf and mad articles
ats Paul 5Rist.cclks Lace miles no7arls
east OF town On lAAr,'o on Serum gard. s
farm the 9Th day OF November. "a
general Invitation is extended TO all
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-07

& Francis Xavier ISliirscii who presidesi
over the destanaes Of the ryss.ek s
Sentinel the official essray organ of
the state was d guesr II, Devils Like 4 J.
M! Al. the Guer home for a. few q avs
Inc fore part or the eek. ssS
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-02-14

"I sent for samples and after. the first
application the itching and Inflammation
was improved and | kept IL up night and
morning. and by the time the sample was
gone she complained very little, so l got
fifty cent Jar and before that was half
gone the trouble had entirely disappear
ed" (Slgned) Mrs. Maude Schmechel, 27H
Presbury Street
Nothing we can say OF Resinol equals
what others, such as Mrs. Schmechel. say
of IT, II you are suffering from itching.
burning skin troubles, pimples, black
heads dandruff. chapped face and hands,
ulcers, boils, stubborn sores, or piles. 10
will cost you nothing TO try Resinol Oint-
ment and Soap. Just send TO Dept. 1S-K.
Resinol Chem. Co. Baltimove, Nd, for a
free sample OF each. Sold by all drug
gists or by parcel post.