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The Washington times., 1913-01-01
Young Colored Thieves
Steal Two RevolverS

Two colored boys early today broke
the show window of the hardware store
of Louis Hartig, Seventh and K streets
northwest, and stole two re~olvers. The
boys were seen by a passerby. but had
made good their escape before he could.
notify a policeman.
The Washington times., 1913-01-01
Princes Pet Nearly Frozen

BERLIN. Jan. L-Star, the pet dog of
Prince Frederick Wilhelm, lost twelve
days, was found in the refrigerating
plant at Potsdam. He was thawed out
and will recover.
The Washington times., 1913-01-01
Persistent Burglar.

STAMFORD. Conn.,, Jan. IF. w.
Bruggerhof kept his family plate in a
silver cast and had the key in safe,
brt a burglar attacked the safe, took
the key and then the silver.
The Washington times., 1913-01-01

I invite sufferers from eye
strain, headache, Cross eyes.
blurred vision. or defective eye
eight to consult me At once and
learn OF the cause and the cure
OF their troubles My scientific
methods Of correcting defective
eyes-without the aid OF drops--
and my prescription glasses are
endorsed by an army OF apprc-
ciative patients- Ny charges are
always reasonable and consistent
with the skin employed.
Ny Office Is in Balcony OF
First Floor.
Once hours: go to II a. m
and to $50 p. M
The Washington times., 1913-01-01

ingly abolished. A so-called strike will
only destroy the good with the bad.
/ advise every mother. every father, to
weigh carefully the overthrow of home
study before plunging into a project ol
such vital Importance to every family
In the end-a movement which, unless
radically modified. would be severe
setback to educational progress"
The Washington times., 1913-01-01

1C~ yard for Cambria Swiss and
16C Baby Irish embroidery edges
and insertions up to . inches wides
worth to sc.
EN yard for Swiss and Cambria
~ Embroideries: made to initiate
convent work. Widths to inchess
values to 10c yard.
The Washington times., 1913-01-01

CO~ yard for 22-inch allover and
OOC 1s-inch fiouncing embroideries.
In many exquisite patterns; worth
to Ssc per yard.
CEn for 27-lnch Swiss fiouncing.
HOC 1s-inch Corset Cover Embrofd-
cry and Finch petticoat fiouncing;
all SOC values.
The Washington times., 1913-01-01

Snn yard for 27-inch Swiss en-
JUG broidery fiouncing; eyelet and
Irish crochet efrects-worth 81 yard.
The Washington times., 1913-01-01
Worth to l5c Worth to 39c

1no yard for German valenciennes
lUC Laces; up to inches wide and
worth to S9c yard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05
DECATUR

Miss Miriam Smithdeal has returned
rom Il visit to friends in Griffin.
MT. W. l. .Ansley, who spent the past
weeks IN Florida, has returned home
Miss Evelyn Pratt who has spent sew
eraI weeks as the guest of Miss Nell
Gambler at her winter home at Clearwa :
Ter l,; RIA, is expected home this week
the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Eve.
Mr.. Ed Wilson and Miss Wilson. of
thomson Ga. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs: Eugene Wilson on Sunday
MISS Dagma Sans is being delightfully."-
entertained as the guest of Miss Ethel
Mcdonald, of Cuthbert
Miss Sarah Franklin MONTGOMERY has
returned from Jacksonville, where She
has been the guest of Miss Pauline Bur-
ruughS
Miss Kate Howell. of West End, is
spending several days as the guest of
Miss Erma Mason.
Mrs. Van Houten. of Macon, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Lightfoot
Mrs. Il. NJ Lightfoot has returned from
visit to Macon.
MIR. c. w. Ansley has returned from p
ten days stay in Florida
mrs III. NJ Stanley. of Oklahoma City
IS the guest of Miss Annie Ansley
Mrs. Willie Ramspeck left on Monday to
Florida.
y charming event of Tuesday was the
large afternoon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by Mrs
frank w. Ansley at her home on Gambler
HNiCth WI y -AilSlGN WAS assisted In re
ceiving by Mrs S. NJ. Bennett and Miss
Matte Bennett. Miss Miriam Smithdeal
served punch. The house was artisticallv
decorated with handsome ported plants
and pink carnations. An orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion
Rev and Mrs Vincent Lacy left this
week for Indiana. where Mr. Lacy will
act as chaplain at Howe institute.
y delightful event Of Monday evening
was the musical given in the public school
auditorium for the benefit of the Episco-
pal church. An enjoyable feature of the
program was the minstrel performance
given by Decatur Rag Smuts" A large
audience filled the auditorium and hand
some sum was realized.
The DeKalb County Medical society
held an interesting meeting at the court
house yesterday afternoon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05
After Theater Parties.

The new Cafe Denechaud celebrated
with a Theatrical evening" following
the Weber & Fields show at the At
lanta last night. The orchestra from
the theater played, and the decora
lions and souvenirs We're suggestive OF
the theatcE a party of theatrical men
and members of the Weber Il Fields
show was entertained by MI. w. f.
PaThnurst. Among the guests were the
Two stars of the show.
Judge and Mrs. Percy Adams enter
tanned party after the show, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dowdel Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hillsman and Mrs.
Boyle, of Seattle.
Another party included Mr.. and Mrs.
y II. Bancker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck
Brown aud Mr., and MIS-. Doughty Man
ley.
Others at the attractive cafe were
Misses Nina Gentry. Helen Payne.
Mary Robinson and Emmie Willingham
Mrs. John Oliver, Messrs. r. D. Grove,
Samuel Hemphill, +. w. Shepherd. Ar
chlbald Forsythe. Graham Phelan,
Alonzo johnson Charles D. Montgom-
cry. ii. ". Orr. +. Steadman, z. f.
Gary, A. \. Fowler, and a. e. Marcus
NJ. and Mrs. Hubert Kaiser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w Hill and Mr. and Mrs
George NJ. Kohn.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

The Atlanta Audience.

a large audience witnessed the initial
performance Of Weber & Fields at the
Atlanta theater last evening. Among
those seen in the audience We're Nh. and
Mrs. Clarence Haverty. Mr. and Mrs.
Winship Nunnally Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
Flagler. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyckliffe Gold
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Atkinson, Mr..
ana Mrs. Evelyn Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Little, Mr., and Mrs. George
Mckenzie, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Adair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Mckenzie, Mr..
ana Mrs. Jack Thiesen, Mr. and Mrs.
w. -. Ellis. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs f. +.
Dallis, Ar. and Mrs. T. b. French
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Ransome. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Dougherty. Mr.. and Mrs.
John :. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hawkins, Miss Frances Rowland, Of
New York, Mrs. Forrest Adair's guest
Misses Carolyn King, Helen Payne,
Constance Knowles, Mary Robinson.
Mary Helen Moody, Sarah Rawson,
Ruth Stallngs, Annie Lee Mckenzie,
Isabel Kuhrt Esther Smith, Nina Cen
try, Allene Gentry. Charles Owens,
Martha RYDER, Rosa Linsberry, Helen
Morris. Geneyieve Morris. Ella May
Thornton, Jennie Lou Lindsey Laura
AnsIey and Louise Hawkins and
Messrs. Roger Toy, Jesse Draper, Ma
rion Smith, Lamar Hill Bowie Martin.
Leo Spencer, Turner Carson. Richard
Thornton, William f. Parkhurst, Ed
ward Barnett, Lynn Werner, Henry d.
Hynds, Al Doonan, Charles p. Hodge,
}. D. Osborne, Eugene Haynes, Ernest
OttIey, Hunter Perry, Forrest Adair,
Jr, Philip LEngle. James Galloway,
James Harris and Neal Reid
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

trimmed in pink. Assisting in enter
tanning were Mrs. Andrew Anderson,
who wore lavender charmeuse satin.
ana Mrs. w. 6. Lanier who was gown
ed in black charmeuse satin embrod-
cred in emerald green
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

There Is a very new special
model in a short corset for
small, short ladies and for
misses, made of finest Ba-
tiste, and beautifully fash
toned Price only .......
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
WORDS VIE ntrcaEn.

are either and neither pronounce
llNer ana -nccthcr" or "cyethcr
and nrythcrg~ This question. naen
dlspated. il answered IN favor ~
ether" and mother" ~ Juiiau "
shsrnasby IN uacfni lliths uooi. ce
lifted Correct rronunciaslan Na-
q s.nge modern dittonar, ei,ya ".e
thsrr the preference. SAYS the nttic
hook. and gocs on 10 0uatc 10. hsfd
Grant white. who says 'eycthcr"
an aneclation aud u scennd.rate bet.
ion ancetatlcn az that which sh1iid
hold the "oyc,her advocates white
says the Kansas cay star
And nov about ,he word vase. irs
prnncuncad 'Nacc" whether % comes
from the io.ccut store or rinany's
"vaee Is wrong. says The book. ona
"yhws~ r. Vulgar Another niS Tor
us old fashioned folks
Perhaps you've been confused by
hearing people talk about rice" and
ending cat aftsrvard that they meant
the noun rise" Well. they were
iurcus. too. \ straw vote ~ thc hcrl
modern dictionaries hands the pref
creme. h. "rizc" as the proper proc
immigration.
An,ther word that Is frcauonti'
misproaoun h depot O. should ID,
dsepo." not "icppo' Tor "dagpo.
I cur did friend DEAN Vatican. OF
course. ~ properly 'Zhan Valzhnn.
ana the grca, state 81 Kansas Is pro-
nounced ~ though the FIRST were d
a. The folks who insist on makinl
ii son are an g. the bad.
J Picrpont Morsan IL a amman
seer" not q "fynnnsccr
The Renaissance Is pronounced
'renvsans the accent on the last
syllable. mot Renaysnns. and salom'
gets her last syllable pronounced.
Poets are allied with the divine "af
! flaytus" not the divine "afilantus
The ruler ~ japan h the mlkad"
with the accent on the second syllable
a. an serious inindcd students 81 CA
bert and sullivan knov. and novel
the mickadoo.
Gibbcrish II pronounced with
lhurd Y. aud not "jibbcrish. ana th'
word aaccid is "huksid" not "hurid
Amateur Is "amntnrr" not "nma
tnor" or "amacho0r."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
AMERICAN AVIATION.

Am-rica's laurels he aviation need
refreshlns unclc sam should bruce
y
u h. singular fact tnBt tho cp.u-
~. vhich produced tn a'r'plIr' -nd
" nich ont, few seasons az" we
g. annually startling the world VIZ
.nilnnt achievements In IN, realm 'l
..l should now br dropping its winvi
"a sinking To mediocre rank.
There h.. Go be- sure. no cause for
regret over the fact that m" merely
dvehiurous and spectacular side Of
!atlon has declined in interest
circus nigats and antics nave CON
triu,cd little 90 nothing O." the ~ri-
once aud art OF n,ing
The, nave ioopardized life without
oneung appreciahlo compensation
uut 50 far ss the public ~ uHJr,
there are ~ really great or lr.ipui
endoaVors In the serious phases ~
American aviation.
ono important exception shoU.a he
noted The army and. la % measure.
the navy ur. intensely interested in
.h. military side % air craft and, u
b, tar as th, appropriations 'rom con.
ge.s viii permit. tho, are doing CON.
strugt.Ns ~ DIRK.
Rut even here wc are coufroni"'
With thu fact that the United stat"
/ has dropped 90 eighth place gu"n.
! 10, nations that MAX, amy pr,trn-, 90
military aviation That DO douhtI",
/ duo Co tho meaper support whlci
congress has v,uchsufcd Co TIN
branch of the army service liul
spent two million dollars Tor .a,- iH"
. pose in 1911 aud AN European puH
ers were liberal while our ovU Hat
eminent has allotted only hspar
/ thousand doliors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
CONTINUITY N ,D1rnrr~r>o

Th. silver Ciiy Enterprise has the
following Tho merchant who places
.drcrtis.ng ln only few newspaper
issues is sometimes disappointed thar
larg, results de- not tmmodiatry fol-
Iosk.
Modern ife Is crowded with inter.
rsts. people i've in a hurried vul. and
Public attention Is nckle. l.et thr ad-
N,russr consuli the new science ~
,aie-manship aud business psrh"i-
usl ur viii Dee jold that nothing at-
f,Dtp tho mind ubc repetition. '"n-
atant dropping wears ava, tho stone
that BE- NOT nno God bN thr single hard
shoWre % o. man a. striking appear
rrcr ptsses your place only al Iona
Intervals sou would scaroely rcc"liec'
his features from time 10 time % %
'' -sun of ufd,aes appearance passe'
rrsmrb for short dim. his tae'
heeomes nrmlS nsed IN your mind.
Tho merchant who viii udycrtiE'
regularly. even II only Ia small
Dlioe. viii be surprised 10 soc how th'
pubno viii look foT han IA his regu'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
rn1T prMm ,l,rIo corr.

o. IL rumorea t"dsn That BE- b. un-
safe In santa rc a. bring ar with
ans Democrlt % HUuie,. ~ t'' per
formance in which the members ~
that PARTY with urO exceptions in
duigod IN The house yessrdlb. % h
reliably reported thar the average
Democratic legislative face has reach
"a l,r eth little short ~ funorcal
since D.. mad unr Co realize the
enormii5 OIL. hi. ehayi"r. ~ should
nke 10 he ~ F' Pccor vairS 0hen
so1ne "a tr D,mocmt members
return ~ rses their admirlng rous,it-
uents
u was feeih astonishing, funny
uuronriousi, 1rnl ard srl'ais io
The Hernid 10 bout iita richest fulus
even pull d 90 IN lhe ,las- precincts
~ the cap. 90 SoH MeNco The
spectacle al 90 80 pem Pas 'u'
fwo--w.epiue ,csrs "' ,u soon '"r
me popr dnarirod, ssl Amer
lean a.4s a. p'ne an uHfNeri 3
Iacaryl oa .spd'uun from %, npt.
81 the Angels and F.niina a,s ricr
from ,hose Pecus 80 es tonrhgrnts'
Tte spocl De- 90 THESE sa'ne Demo
erats going .nghur,ssteaih On record
sxcepf tao--@s I.caging she 'seiTc-
~ vote FOR stand-pat neputii'aa ioI
senator hkswife an cxgu'siielF "a
crnciaiif one ana a. act i'.r'
cor'nfnplafc fho nsu,ul y 'uFe 20
500 hong o. SINE.
To ~ speaker the governor an'
SENATOR raTth who ai@@ls 'orep
So0d JOKE ~ aish extenf our 2"
nratuintions IN BEHALF - M 4mua"'
maDf-ioslns vsHiic ~ GA" fi'''t
whot rapinr,s eur eapr'rs hollow
hogped rai0inaDt, as Il were. ~ ~"
rae Democrnn rypegtad Ia, Spanish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

YOU c'uim for it Co. tue vort letter.
can moi recommend 20 too highly
s hottl" can hc bought OF any drug.
siSi Ii NJ, cents 90 one dollar Poo.
pIy casually buA the HrN ,,nt s1.
ttst dud then. having convinced
themselves of IT, merits they bu, th,
dollar Size which o. mora rgunumi eat
GosuI's lr" always guaranteed cor mo,
nr. VIII So refunded ANY ,ldorlS
fcts'l can fpii"N these suggestions
vito safety and the assurance cot good
results
o. mo- mcmho. of your family has
ever us,d syrup Pepsin ana you would
ukr tu make % personal triul of 80 Dee.
Tor, huNinl u In the regular wnv oi
90 druggist send your address % post
90 N|U do--tu nr ". ~. CoidNtU. 80
Wu'hustun 20. Monticello. lU.. pud ID
n,o ,Impl" bottle viii %" mailed YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
rMr rAer nmA

g'he Herald IL prepared ~ ~ en-
ihunlneticniif hnh ns Nith state
SENATOR oreeor, Ie in the Oili in-
irodnred yesirr az providing foF
short ballot IN Ncw Mesico. o. in
esther words redaelnx tae number %
candidates a. be voted On a. election.
Tho haIf ~ the bill wlsich ,ie H~r-
ala har advocated fsr so,as time past
eone.rns the 4ovcfusncni % counties
The measure provides for ,he electi"n
~ orly three coenty onicors beside
tho probate 5gdee. constructing r.
hoard u manufacturers. Nhe ~, a.
take over ,ne entire aauiaislratlen ~
roun,y snan~ ~ Il 10 be elected
under tne peasi.sDns Of tins bfli, for
q term ~ 40 years. one FOR term
~ four years and another Tor . siA-
year term. ana ARE 10 have entlte
charSe o. a. employment Of sub p
dinaia oftcers To- mke cr the work
" lie rious derarimeu's Of the
county sn.sFn0enl
The Herald cannot SAY nor lea
favor 81 this cnuniv utt pan -, e
Il has ssid within m. week 90
-. u ssaiDAEs bolin~sr sensci -
snesus eairi,ara. searomy. . govern
nent INST ysa esn PVT Your hns on
nj any tirne; u mcans the Elimination
~ the cour' salhrss trouNie. each
coun. attending a. thst netter n
suits i,s own nesas and rssourc"s; u
means shs elimination 81 many ssxa-
lion problems: " means the oonsoh-
dalton ass ccntrAf1atio ~ ne coun-
a. e., srnmsu aud a. The me Tin
mcans pntiine y inorc &irec''v into
the bands ~ The people No are one
fdent inRs lhe peopis % ls aahilp
couns p leea ~ ~ cntnasiasties'llS
81 fsvor 81 the plan A. pfonin' sat
citizen pul II yesterday, anything q
preferable e. the preaent system. and
We bcsisye the plan frorasvd N th'
Page hill - the cry best .hot could
~ dtefiHcu
"A a. ths part - re pili whica
applies 20 III nhll Aogernn.n.. Nt'
Mexico Is not ss.par'd Is ,aS' s"r'
radical g. ge ~ adr nis,rs "a
AND the ch,.u,e epu f.th' Hf4
nrdous The uir "a onl a'
provides Tor rous .i.gtiul i"amcrf
lnent requiring COTS Nrrnor ans
lieutenant govern, - pe -
other ofiicers a. q, pp, az
governor b. and WIN th~ oonsvui
the sessate Tis i"o''p 70 us like pdt
tina entirely 200 iaucf power into tn'
hands 81 the governor and expanding
the appointiee prcrosrtivv "a 'r"p,
tions witch could danseross 1.s
proposition oui different IRON
that rotating 10 ,Ae eountles and th'
People would yiep IN. inauEurauon q
any such change as This win cousid
erable miss ns snd disa pprotnl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

received YESTERDAY Tram Fi,id worker
kita"r ui tt, NatunHl uHI Trails as-
soriutlou go the oncct ihut Ration is
the banner ,ity OF tue southwest loo
uctii, support of th, good roads
movement Ma NittcJ Is Zoo % posi-.
tIou GO know whereof hc Speaks u- be-
hu- D1u>issod every city ulong thr
rrop. sod route of she Occau.to- Ogoun
highway while you are talking about
Ui,vJNIkc towns in other portions cot
tIr state. what's the matter With th,
Cato CITY '-- Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

women.
Always blurilng out n, truth isn't
any moro cumf ,rtahl" Tor pcol'I" than
banging away ~ ,h'm with 3D. shot
gun
what makes "a Wi Woman suspi-
cIous oI IN, scpl,s is when she Was
young over, body VIA afraid She
might GO into decline.
Grandpas TalL.
GRANDPA said. ooh. sou chicken
HUT then .t die not matter
IN, kind Of fowl "a, had .u min
Was stramins "n platter
Birmiughom Age. '.. .,l3.
GRANDPA uiid 'oh. you h..
And the hind h,, did not state,
For u was ., smbi,ing roast.
WIN mint sauce On hiE plate
Louisville Post
GRANDPA said. .uh. you pIrpin.
a. so ".uu p,tch, ,ou 5000
/ Grandpa Stsoard undcr "u apple
Nnd also % peach tr'"
o
''f. SonI~ Rowing.
\ cod, Of manners hIs boon is-urd
hy president Yuan ~hi ri of 'h'n",
/ iucludinp 10, following ARTICLES
O. q" salute. tuN" uu tuur n' tud
/ how.
At Important ..rrmuui,.. rH.h
us funerals marriages ana National
festivals. tsEy ur .h' ta' and '""
three timyp.
g. At .,vry day ,nr'm"ul,. lIar uu
the hJt and nuW once.
when meeting ON thu WI'''
take On IN, hat without bovine
o. Women must obey Hrt..,,s . ana
@. but tnol win mot uky uu h.I
/ huts.
! The ermc Hcyrr. nNvs th. -bl' DOL
| mems and vHW'rs costumes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
NMNIlINnrnnn .rIm.ME.

[kH lItNl rh, a'.tirsf ..b,ur iWI
,..r happened. wd wu ma"u
lw. Eruul,ou ur uuuu.' today
o ..., Hu'H considering % iur "m'
'Hu r.iu 20 number of friouds and Wc
I,.a.I % p- u great plan ip become
suddenly NuIu. rho idc1 De- Zoo take
nuu,u ur ur barrels and other u-
U.mutl'r stun owe. Goa the biggest
u. rH. .uI.uuprs across the river and
...r' suod hIn smudgD that Won eau
s,. 600 over town \ confederate on
.Ut. -.d, tiIi Give The alarm and we n
.,,p rlu p't smoke going for dhN
.r $780, with occasional uush,s lu aINr
r.u.. r.Uisw. lHls being frD"w
.Isu,H b.. m,tns OF irw kegs Of
uotdvr Then our agents Vil' n"riu
huyiup up lily property Cheap w.
t.ur, ou ecttup ne, li3ru"u building
.u 80 un aud inr pnstnniDo fur n'
10 luu. while tho y y Armlio GUILD
u- ought to hc lNDilnbl" for about tina
.Im, u4urr. and so un I figure that
uu,ie % chance for u big Niliup aud
rnuu 100 tUr nest few N,"ks'
r.,..iu. of tine volcanoes, another
,Iily,u is iu,,Wigauug tho scheme of
grinding uu the hNH into fertilizer and
putting pumIeo ON thr market % D,
N,. knpvu tult diHiut'g.atod lnNU
ualrs . eo,u natural FERTILIZER ana u
Is said ihli rr grinding up the ronh
lh' smr purpose Is served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Amfriraa members 20 fan for the
plny. We bolieve no one has ever
before claimed that she spanish
American legislators are wholly lack
inR IN horse sense. bus sertninis
.emconc hus on this os,asion srief.
cusiy unasrcssimAted their iniciIi.
uence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

lar position md pe disappointed "
NJ fnlls 20 appear
The familiar name in the business
news - greeted Win 90 much pleasure
hr the familiar iacc that YOU meet on
thc street. once interest H. created
by mans method ~ sdvcrtlsing.
READERS turn 10 u ~ ~ serial story.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
BOWELS GET WEAK
AS AGE ADVANCES
The iif~t Necessity o. ~ kccp iiic
ipiwcis CAVITY Opcn Win Mild
Laxative TOnir.


tpiwcis CAVITY Opcn Win u Mild
iaNnilyc ronlr
Healthy old age IA 80 absolutely do
pendent upon the condition of the
bowels THAI great care should Dee
taken To- see that they act regularly.
rho fact - that nH age advances the
stomach muscles become weak unh In
active Hnd the liver dons not store up
the Juices that are necessary 4"
prompt dig, giau
Same hclp con hs "bjained toy eal-
ine easily digcsted foods rnd b, plenty
~ exercise. hut this latter b. irksomc
h. most elderly people. one thins IL
certain. that slate OF constipation
should always hc avoided ns " b. duu-
aerous TO llfc and health. The BEST
plan Is tn take mild laxative ns often
as b. dCcmed nccUs~ary lut WIN
equal certainty Il H. suggested that
Datharties. purgatlVes. pa1 sizes. salts
and pills be- avoided ~ thcS do iut
temporary good and are so marsh as
o. he "a shock to dclicst" system.
\ much bette, pan, and one that
thousands uf elderly people are fol.
lOwlng T. Geo take q gentle laxative.
tonic like pr CaldWcirs = ru' prp-
sin. which a-ts us nearly lie uaiur"
a. u possible IN Wct the tendency
of tiis remedy IL to strengthen th"
stomach aud bowel muscles and ~"
train them to act naturally 1eJin.
when medicines 90 an sinds can usual
., hr dirrru,cd vigh. This ls tho
opinion ~ many people 90 different
ages. amou. tnom NJ, 81. a. Miller
naroda. Mich. who writes % am 40
Years old and have been ,oustipatcd
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,umpic bottle HAY" procured tW" 'u'
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