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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09
HOw'S This

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cared by Halls Catairh
Cure.
f. j. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, O.
We. the undersigr ed, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him pelfocJl honorable
IN al business transactions and e.
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERGE; Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly UPON the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price rs cents per bottle Sold by
all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipati2p.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09

ton of the tax plan, as it will
touch the individual citizen.
The treasury regulations soon
t. be prepared will make clear to
every taxpayer the requirements
of the law and its application to
income derived from the various
kinds of business. " said Mr.. Hull.
Any person who keeps familiar
with his business affairs during
the year should have no difficulty
in executing his tax return.
The income tax is divided in
to two phases. the normal tax
OF l per cent, on the whole in
come above SO. ZOO and the addi-
tlonal tax that begins with an
extra 2 per cent. above $4,000.
and Is graduated to per cert
above S500,000. Wherever the
income tax is paid at the source.
by corporation for its employees
or III similar cases, only the l per
cent, normal tax is so paid. The
individual has to pay any add
tional tax himself. The provi-
sions of the law requiring the tax
20 be withheld at the source does
not take effect until November l,
1913.
For the first year the citizen
Will make e urn to the local ir-
ternal revenue collector before
March l, 1914, as to his earnings
from March l, 1913, to the end
of this year. The collector will
notify him June how much he
owes and the tax must be paid by
June 80. After next year the
tax will apply on the full calen-
dar year.
If the income of a person is
under $4,000 or if the tax upon
same is withheld for payment at
the source, or if the same is to
be paid elsewhere in the United
States affidavit may be.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09

That he is undetermined as to
what to Go about the appropri-
alton Of SIS, 900 by the last legis-
latura to advertise West Virginia
at the Panama canal exposition
at San Francisco in 1905. was
stated by Governor Hatfield.
With the prohibition amendment
going into effect next year about
Sl.OOO,O00 in revenue will be cut
off from the state and deficit
threatened. The governor and
other state officials have under
discussion whether or not it
would be better to allow the ap-
preparation to remain in the
treasury in order that the state
institution may not suffer from
a threatened deficit. News
Item
Certainly. BY all means keep
West Virginia from being adver-
tised at the Panama Exposition.
Also keep up the practice of ap-
pointing two men to fill one Of
flee, as was done when Green and
Bo'den were appointed state ar
chivist and historian, a position
lately filled to the complete salts
faction Of everybody concerned
by a single person. And do not
neglect to continue to pay hand
some fees top ttifoe ging lawyers
Tor their services in the Virginia
Debt matter The salary paid to
". M. O. Dawson would go a
long way in advertising the re
sources Of the state. Sure. Do
not break down the precedent of
useless extravaganza and graft
set by your predecessor, Cover
nor Hatfield, and you will build
up a machine that will put to
blush the snoothest running one
ever dreamed Of by Matt Quay
in his brightest day.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09
PROVISIONS OF
new TARIFF BILL

Continued from First PAGE
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09
Income Tax Explained

Washington, The treasury
department is preparing for a
food of questions about the new
income tax, realizing that this
feature Of the tariff bill about to
become law strikes more init
mately the taxpaying citizens
than do the indirect taxes collect
ID through the custom duties.
One of the first steps taken to
pet general information before
the public will be to distribute in
come tax blanks through post Of
fees internal revenue Offices and
other federal agencies. How
ever the fact that he does not
receive a blank or a request to
pay the tax will not exempt a
taxable person from the penalties
Of the law.
Representative Cordell Hull.
Of Tennessee, who drew the in
come tax provision Of the tariff
bill which will soon become a law,
made public a detailed cxpIana-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09
Devil AnSe" or the Stage

Charleston, w. Va, Sept. 80. -
Devil Anse" Hatfield, of Hat
feld-McCoy feud fame, will into
vaudeville and will appear at a
local theatre Thursday night, ac-
cording to an announcement
made tonight by the theatre mar
agement. Hatfield is seventy
four years old, and is said to be
rehearsing his part Cor Thurs
days bill. According to the an
nouncement made he will re-
hearse his feud experience.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09

Hartman. n. Y.-Whilc digging I'm
a swamp on his farm near here w. r..
Post unearthed the lusk of a masto-
don. which IS said 10 be one OF the
largest ever found. Mr. Post expects
to hnd other portions OF the skeleton
In the vicinity. The tusk measured
five feet and four inches in length and
Fifteen inches ia circumference.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09

The English pen OF White lLeghorns
belonging to Thomas Barron are still
In the lead in the international egg
laying contest at Storrs college. Con
necdcut though a pen Of Bun Leg
horns belonging TO an American, G.. II.
Schmitz. is setting n fast pace and
seems more than likely 10 give the
English fowls a run for the prize.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09
The Chronicle
se| ~ IL s,,s NJ r. is .a.,s . II ~ ~

A healthy man il king in his owu
eight an uaheai,hy man ar uuLap.
p slave For impure blood md
sluggish Liver u-o Bukock Blood
Bittcrg. On tho market 80 years
81 go bottle.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-10-09
M a}YfOUNT, NO. 1852
-L'n@ -3@sauti lfu1, Red
Nscorra1, Kentucky
9ecd1@ Sta ion.

famous. His ancestors have
won blue ribbons in every part of
the world, where beauty, stylA
action and endurance were tho
test.
The best advertisement for j
stallion IS his set. This horsd
has produced several colts in thid
county that c1nnot be beaten|
anywhere. Call and see him
and you will breed to him. IN
SuF"uce lee SlO. (AdvS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
BOLETO DE NOMINATION..
* EMO PoR Goo voTos

Els Il de esas cosas que NADIA sc sabe
hasta despues de la p~r0rroga, pero 80
espera Que en- esta vez sera Ia mas II
ca en- punto de beneficio al estado que
jamas se haya c~osechado, Y que del
trabajo de la pr6xima session nuestra
genie sepa gu crecimiento, prosperi-
dad y gran felicidad.
La session sera. en- un sentido, una
crucial, porque del trabajo hecho,
grandes resnltados pueden o~btenerse.
|6 del mismo tai yez tengamos una
estacion de demora y n cesacion
de ese desarrollo Ell cual la comenzado
en- Nuevo Mexico, y 81 cual debe ser
empujado en- todas maneras v modos
posibles.
Nosotros Queremos, como ciudada-
nos. tai legislation que ayude q nues-
tro estado en- su crecimiento, Quere-
mos Immigration Y desarrollo.
Con ese fin Sc reunira la legislature
aqui. aunque hubo muchas en-
la ultima session cuando no parecia
Que aquella habia sido su mission sobre
la cual los miembros SIC habian reuni-
do. No es secreto que Ell trabajo de
Ia ultima session Legislative no fue
acceptable a los ciudadanos de este es-
tado, y con csc conocimiento debe ha-
Der mejora N esta vez.
Hay suficiente campo para FL mis-
mo.
No hay necesidad para supervision
personal de Dc dos 8 tres honbres no
miembros de Ia legislature, y los legis-
ladores mismos deben tener ma cur
dado & independence en- ponerse en-
la buena direction y superintendent
cia. Son escogidos. segun Sc supone,
por su habilidad como representatives
del pueblo y no peones que tienen Que
ser movidos 4 la voluntad de otros vi
los fines que . egoistas per
sonales.
10 que la pr6xima legislature haga
sera reyisado por entero. Porque los
toman una cierta posicion
materials importantes 10 sabremos
por entero tambien.
Sc espera que 81 trabajo de Ia pr0xia
ma legislature redundant al adelanto
de- Nuevo Mexico de cada punto de-
vista.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
BOLETO PARA vOTAR.
IPERiDo, ExTRAvIADo 8 RoBADo.
SUE NO roR 100 VoTos

lPERiDo, ExTRAvADo o RoBADo
Los ~ciudadanos de Santa Re desea'
rian saber Que ha sucedido de- i'm
cierto proyecto de ley introducido 81
aho pasado en- el Senado de los Esta
dos Unidos, p~roveyendo para una apro
piacion para I'm ediflcio p1blico Ell
Santa re.
Esta no es una materia local, pero
81 una materia del estado; Y mucho
mas que ESQ, deberia ser mi materia
nacional.
Aqui esta la capital de un gran es-
tado, uno de los mas grandes en- area,
uno de los mas riGos en- posibilidades,
Iy sogundo 4 ninguno en- la parte que
la figurado en- la historic Americana.
Aqui esta la ciudad mas vieja en- los
Estados unidos por la cual I'll gobier-
no ha hecho muy POGO.
Muy POGO se la pedido al gobierno,
Epero el tempo ha Hegado cuardo te-
nemos una sdpIica que hacer y la ha-
oemos bajo el pie de justicia Y trato
equitativo.
Queremcs I'm edificio federal con i'm
DEPARTMENT. de correo decente en-
el mismo.
Ell presente departamento de CO.
rreo no esta propio para llamarlo I'M
departamento de correo. No seria
I'M cr6dito 4 una plaza po~sesionando
una cuarfa parte de ID population de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
III PuEnLo pEsPE RrANpo.

Els una seda de mucho amino que
81 pueblo de Nueyo Mexico esta des,
pertando de- 81 p~rofundo suefio y MI
rando por sus propios intereses.
No solamente Los redactores del es.
tado estan hacienda mencion edlto-
rial de las ~presentes condolences en-
u estado y Ia urgente necesidad de
atenclon 4 aque1las cosas que estan
desviadas. pero I'll pueblo esta toman-
'dolas en- sus manos y poniendose en-
Inca con actividad
Estan animados por un espfritu i
yo. Anterlormente habfan sido muy
'descuidados . d propios intere.
seq.
Habian dormido sobre sus derechos.
Estan enseiiando algun amino por
squellas meras cosas que les concier-
nen y son whales a SUI bienestar.
Entire otras cosas en- las cuales
|ellos esan toniando un interes nuevo,
la question de tasacion estA d la cabe-
I'd de todas. Muchas expresiones han
venido al Nuevo Mexicano con refes
rencia q las condolences de tasacion
y todas vienen en- Inca de una revi-
sion de Ia lev de tasacion y la deere
tacion de provistos naevos los cuales
ofrescan I'm remedio para los males
. inconsistencias que ahora son del
TODD muy apprentices.
S&I Il lagipInf,4rn Io daha I'll Y4.a1x1n da
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
pEsENos FL HONOR.

I'll pueblo de Nuevo Mexico Sc len
tiria grandemente honorable ST una
cartera en- 81 nuevo gabinete del Pre-
sidente Wilson fuese dada q a. "A.
Jones, QUEEN es reconocido como uno
dc los mas bien Conocidos ciudadanos
del estado y muy digno de este distin-
guido reconocimiento,
III ST.. Jones ha sido residente de
Nueyo Mexico por veinte i siete amos,
y durante csc tempo la tenido posi-
clones oficiales bajo Ell gobierno de es-
tado por nombramiento federal y ha
eficientemente desempeiado los debe.
res de cada una.
rs del oeste, un creyente en- FL mis-.
mo u sabe bien sus necesidades Y sus
posibilidades. Con los departamentos
del gobierno ahora bajo la direction.
del secretario del interior, la cual es
la posicion para la cual Mr.. Jones es
ofrecido, esta oiicina realmente perte-
nece al oests. Bajo la direction de
este Official estan las grandes posibi
1idades de esta seccion dc los Esta-
dos Unidos. Puede ayudar en- au.
mentar SUI yalor 3 rendirIas practica
nlsnte inservibles.
Otraa ~possciones del gabinente no
estan tan directamente ~conectadas
con niiestros asuntos ~ I'm hombre
del criente no puede tan bien enten
der nuestras condolences, Por 10 tan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11

Las conferencias de paz Ell Lon
dres entire los delegados balkanicos
y los plenipctenciarios turcos, no han
ayanzado absolutamente NADIA duran
te Ia Ultima semana 10 dnico one Sc
puede decir ea III e rompimiento de
las hostilidades NJ esta muy remote
que de IN momento 4 otro los ejerci'
tos volveran 4 cruzar sus espadas pa
"a decidir 10 que nc pueden arreglar
por medic de Ia palabra. Los delega-
dos no 80 han vuelto d reunir desde
cse las n~egociaciones fueron suspen
didas primero por venir "a Nayidad
4 despues porque los enviados turcos
ssperaban instrucciones de su gobier
no. Las conferencias Sc resumiran
Y ya daremos a conocer 81 rc-
de elias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
sABADo. ENER0 Il, 1918.
UNA ORGANIZATION NEcEsARlA'

UNA ORGANIZATION NEcESARiA.
Hemos liamado la ~atencion en- una
b dos ocasi0nes q la importante ma
terra de la policia montada de Nue.
70 Mexico " SUI yalor al estado. Esta
posicion ha sido segundada en- dife-
rentes secciones de la comunidad y la
atencion de los miembros de IA legis-
latura sera llanada a la misma.
No Els ninguna reflection sobra los
ofciales de policia en- los d~iferentes
condados del estado urgir la continual
cion y agrandamiento de Ia fuerza de
la policia montada, y deben soportar
c~ualquier moyimfento d este I'm. la
policia montada es. 81 dnico cuerpo.
con el poder conferido en- los mismos
los cuaies estAn entire ell gobernador
y la milicia, Y la llamada del uitimo
cuerpo es considerable en- la luz de III
timo recurso mientras que miembros
de Ia policia montada, B aun TODD 81
cuerpo. podria e llamado en- una de
esas emergencies, que tan a menudo
ocurren. donde la protection Sc niece
sta s la investigation es onsiderada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
REcURsoS SIN DEsARROLLAR

Que los grandes recursos sin desa-
rrollar de este estado queden sin de.
sarrollarse es un e~qufvoco.
LII rrandes camnoa carbon5soros
A. Car frsn nronnrc;anan Z 49,
consniouo eiemnIo AZ IA cond;cson
81 observacion ~reueral 81 cranto
1 estes terrenos de- carbon ahora "a
n,no,,a ,,t,,;dad ! "a
pueden car dasarro,ladoa bssts M ~
entren ferrocarriles nero hav 'nna
e,,ast,an a,,a asts datrss * 80
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11

do9 ,voe6a mi n <s
luS4o pisrSen
\ Iueco lean ruesfros conenfos.
Dinamarca es INN cunrfa parfe idel
tamado de- Wisconein. Io mas az olj6
|era anteriormentc un dasierto areno.
- y descoloridoi s~olaxnenfe IL d.
fe oriental del main j las inlas yecilaa
sfan cVnsifdsaraias II nara agris
cuIfurs. ia adldIon b III p0breza eli
reecursos nsturai6s, "a pais eetab1 6des|
mas empo6recld0 Dor 1as euerras M.
pole4nicas ii pripdipio d6l nielo diex
ID nueye. I'm n mifadS del sfglo diez
y nueve 6chles~ie'dolstein fn6 toraa'
az por los Aletnanes' Rracticamente
TODD ~ comercio se habia acabado.
Los labradores3 az ~ aldea eetapan en
una condlcion muy lastimoea. toi
dayia hoy, 1aenos 7que un slel0 1aaa
.tarde, esta' nisma binnmarca ea, en-
proportion A ~ spopuiacion 81 pais
mas rico en- Europa.
.Dmanlarca ,aes esenciaimente w.
pals az agrictituras tIiena area
DC cerca az lo,o0Q,oo0s az acres ~
sue $w90suVO,VVo Sen vaior ~ manteQulr
la, huevos Y carnes exportados
pors los Fancheros Az Dinamarca annual
nnente. En 1905 los paneses tenian
@~2OS,o00.0Q0 en los lbazlcos AZ ahorr0s
ochen{as y llueye fanllliass az cada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
iEsPERAMos UN TRATo LEGAL.

UtN E"HH WNEH-
froyectos para division de conda-
q concentrates al establecimiento
az nuevos condados prometen que
Eseran mtroducido voluminosamente
sen "a proxlma session legislative Y las
contestas seran muy calientes, pero
So espera que los legislatures actuas
a desde 81 principle sobre estas me
didas las cuales afectan Ell b~ienestar
adel pupiico y los intereses del estado.
IN "a Ultima session no Sc le do al
goDernador un trato ~equitativo. La le-
gislatura le apiio legislation impor-
tante y luego tom0 las de Villadiego
prorrogandose' 81 81 gobernador te
MA objeciones a~Aciertos provistos en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11
"a REsPoNsAslLlDAD IS GRAN.

4--x.
n sspoi'sap aue 81
tn nnieiiionos ue ia issisia.ufa anora
a''s'ao g mug s.alue' eaisysS ihaH
VIZ u w. ~ ieaal1aua iieiaiiient1 ~
- es'auo necssisa anofa nlislho 'oou
81 al'iicio = IN promotion que
poslpielAen.e w ~ pueua oar'
noy nues'fo nesociauo oe lnmigra'
eion essa paraiizaoo. tItera'
'uia essa para aiuera' oupi''
uas Is inlofinacion IN cuaneo ~ es'a-
~ uspen queaarse SIN respondef eA-
r ias pocas que pueden ser man
uauas = ~ can1aIas ~ c~olnercao, ~
S'suaues 0'ai1s = auisiuua'e
lsh'te'ahto, oeros es'aoos eslan eilT
pu'anuo hacia auelah'e para auiien-
- ~ popuiacion Z esean
tiiorliacaoh ~ rance .cantioaaes -
sitahuo nnliisfac'oh Wyona.hs 1olo.
auo' fnon.aiAh, iuano, Saillollia
o'fos es'aucs uei srahue oesee estan
'ouo para aesafIo.
~ 'ouos sus recursos por aeoio uei
nieuao ~ opuiaclon co-
mo " asen'e para g y cum
pilln'en'o 9 ias p~osiph'aaoes
Sueyo mexico no pueue salirse ~
y contesta en- esta fez. ou equipo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11

re,,n;hn oro.nfvad. 800 .4anuoa4u =,
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81 Z III M. 7, haa a.s as-sass
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-11

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Newport daily independent., 1913-05-09
Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Walnut street. 32dtf

Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Walnut street. 32dtf
For Rent.-Room and board
in private family. 318 Elm st.
32d6t.
Judge VI. NJ. Stuckey and Jno.
P. Paul left on No. t this morn
ing for Corning.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10
Chester Robinson. 18dtf.
D. D. Adams Of Batesville
came down from st. LOUIS on
No. 7 this morning en- route
home.
We pack from one quart up.
This week Vanilla Ice Cream
and Pineapple Sherbet.. 32d2t
John Salman Of Louisiana ar
rived this morning, called by
the death Of his brother, Ben
Salman. who died IN this city
Thursday.
Special this week, beginning
, Thursday Pineapple Sherpet
at Bevens Fountain. 32dZt
Mrs. Mary \. Neill Of Bates
vile and Miss Dove Erwin lett
this morning for Paragould as
delegates to the Woman S Mis-
sionary Conference.
Buy your Ice Picks. Sprlnk-
Iers. Fly Killers, Paint Brushes
and hundreds Of other house
hold articles where you can get
the good ones for the amount
spent.-The 5 and 10Cent Store.
33d2t.
R. C.. Row of Beedeville spent
Thursday night in this city and
reports cotton planting well ad-
vanced in his section. Cotton IS
coming up to good stands and
the outlook for the season IS
very encouraging.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-09
Will Help Organize Districts.
Special to Independent.

Little Rock, May Sit will
be several weeks yet before the
State Highway Commission mas
been completely organized and
ready for work. 1t IS not yet
known whether Judge FaIconer
Of Fort Smith will accept a 20
sltion on the Board. The secre-
tary. \. V. Smith, IS private
secretary TO the governor. ana
cannot devote his attention 10
the duties Of the Commission I'M
ri about August l when the
new governor is inaugurated.
The Highway Commissioner, :.
A. Kingsley, is winding up some
OF his private affairs so that ne
can look after his duties.
The building Of new roads
under the law. said Commits
sioner R. G. Dye. lis purely an
improvement district PROPOSE
ton. and il cannot be expected
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-09
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HERE AND THERE.
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Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 09btf
Mrs. Eugene Gibson spent to-
day at Tuckerman.
Go to Prices Bookstore for
all kinds Of base ball supplies.
94btf.
Rev. H. 4. Stowell OF Bates
vile was here today going to
Pine Bluff.
I. D. Price for Croquet Sets.
32btf.
Paul Sloan of LmbOden has re-
turned home after a pleasant
visit with Newport friends.
Toilet paper at Prices book
store. 32btf.
Mrs. R. P. Sharp of Swifton
was shopping in town this morn
ing.
Fishing Tackle at Price $
Bookstore. 94btf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Gibson Of
Gr1lbbs are spending the day IN
our city.
If you use ball blue, get Red
Cross Ball Blue, the best ball
blue. Large . OF. package 5
cents.
Miss BERTHE Weaver of Bates
vile will stop off here Saturday
night to spend Sunday with
Miss Lou Minor on her return
home from Little Rock.
The finest strawberries on the
market are at Rowen's Cash
Store. 33d6t
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-09

/ WANT 10 MEN at once to
learn the barber trade. New
method. Only few weeks re-
required. Position waiting.
Tools furnished. Money earned
while learning. Write today 4.
3. MoIer, Pres. Moler System.
Memphis. Tenn. 34d6
VIM. Bengel has returned
from Cotton Plant, where has
completed a number Of houses
and buildings and will be inNew-
port practically all Of his time.
He desires the public to know
that as a contractor he will be
pleased TO submit a bid on any
lob of building. 34d6t
Samuel Hewitt, a good far
mer from Village Township,
whose farm would be on the line
Of the proposed road from New
port east to the county line,
while in the city Friday, stated
that he was heartily in favor Of
the project.
The coating Of shells being ap-
piled 10 Front street from Wal
nut TO Beech by the city coun-
ell IS said to furnish a binding
surface that will do away with
the chug holes and bumps now
appearing in the concrete sur
face and if proven a success, will
make the repair of our naca-
dam streets an easy proposition.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-09
AMERICAN INSECTS.
NEWPORT. ARKANSAS

In America we have the chick
en- mite, ant, flea. roach, bedbug,
potato Dug, etc, but only where
Ross Dead Quick spray is not
used. This spray is the cleanest,
most convenient, and fastest Dug
killer in America. It kills and
keeps away mosquitoes. Pass
substitutes and get the genuine
bug killer. Sold in Newport by
YOUR druggists. (adv.)