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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
FINE SCENERY FOR
 THE JACOBS COMPANY

The Orpheum was drak last night, but it was not until late that all the stage hands had left, and when finally they went home a large amount CT scenery that will greatly add to the attraction had been put in place for the JacoEs Musical Come dy company. which opens at the Or Iheum Sunday night The scenery is most elaborate and is some of the finest that has ever been shown in a local playhouse.
 The theatre will resume again to- night. showing a bill of three moving pictures and two vaudeville acts that will come up to the usual excellent Orphem standard. This bill will also be presented Saturday night. The Or pheum did not wish to disappoint it's patrons, but Manager Lockie wished to have everything in readiness for the big opening of the musical at- traction.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
MARKETS TONE
 MUCH PRIMER

NEW YORK. July 10.-Both hone and abroad there was improvement today in condition affecting stock market values. The betterment was sufficiently pronounced 10 find reffee- tion in price movements, although the ley point to which trading has fallen in the absence of outside interest in the market precludes any extended Or vigorous advac.
 During the first hour today there was a brisk demand and prices rose smartIy. Canadian Pacific, yestel , days weak feature. bounded up 0-S ani Union APseiiis nearly as much. Other prominent mediums of, specala- ticn rose a DO nit or more The de nam soon fell of, however. and prices reacted. The list dipped down
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
Can't Beat "GETS-IT"
 for Corns--I.'s Sure

vel How lt Makes Coins Vanish.
 There never was anything like ~GETS-lT' for corns. and there isn't anything like it now. IL is the corn
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
FRECKLESI
Don't Hide Them with Veil; Remove
 Them with the othine Prescription

OUu ' tftoc thCm WHIT q FCff FRCHSNC
 Them with the othine Prescription
 This prescription for the removal of freckies was written by prominent physician and is usually so successful .n removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion tpat it is. sold by Central Pharmacy under an absolute guarantee to refund thd money if it fails
 Don't hide your freckles under a veil get an ounce of othine and re- move them. Even the first few ap- pHcatiOns should show wonderful improvement, sonle uf the lighter freckles vanishing entirely
 Re sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othinc; 1t is this thai is sold on the money back glarantee.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
CLUBCONSIDERs
 LIVING COSTS
Directors Receive Report of Committee That Has h. vestigated Conditions and Prices in Warren District

Cost of iivine in the Warren Distric5 was matter that overs hadowed in interest all others that came beforz the beard cf directors of the Commer ciai club at it's mceling th's week. A committee to investigate the subject had been appointed last April and has ever since bees engaged in consider. atlcn Of the matter in its various as pects. Several uartial reports had been received and the final report had been awaited with interest. r. was read in tuu to the directors who passed a vote of tAanks Co the committee for ohc caie pains aEing and detail it bad shown ia its investigation and re port
 The meeting ot the directors Of the tcHmcrcial club was the first held in three weeks and for more tilRp a N eek the report on iiving cOnts had been waiting final touSiJelati IL was found tn show a ccmnaIison Of prices on groceries and other Ecols and went into causes and reasons for such diff fcrences as aere found. but it took up the subIUct of reducing household eN penses from a point of view not gen orally taken It will arpear iu full in the Sunday edition Cf the Review Tn it will be found suggestions that Nill enable the average family to materially reGuce Hs Household ex- penses.
 Reorganization of the Playground Committee was also undertaken by the Commercial club and a highly sat iSfactory report received from the reads committee. Much work of that committee will from now or fall upon the Auto club which it has organized and which vill work in harmony with the Commercial club committee. thus doubling the strength and influence heretofore welded by the roaCs com. mittee and at the same time relieving the Commercial club of much detail
 II was the first meeting that has been held since NJ Newmans was elected to fn the vacancy on the board occur ring from the death Hf the late ]. NJ. O-CCnueu tboCEh MT Newman had preyiously attended when there was no quorum present. ae has assumed duties of his office and will prove a valuable addition to the board.
 The matter of the directory cover ing the Warren district was presented to the beard by ?. A. Mckinney who outlined his plans and asked fer any suggestions that might be offered for the improvement of the work and to make the book or the greatest possible 1.se. Member of the board will from time to time offer him any suggestions that may occur to them.
 During the summer months bi- weekly meetings aud as various mem lers VII from time to time be out or the city the arrangement Of last year is making fauT instead of five mem hers a quorum during the heated months has been put into effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
PAINE WEBER LETTER.

BOSTON. July 10.--NeItaer good or Lad news seems to stimulate the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
TRUKTOR RELEASED
 0N BAIL YESTERDAY

All the afternoon was consumed yesterday in Justice Highs court in the hearing of the case in which Paul B. Truxton is charged with assault to kill upon the person of l.. A. Brown.
 At the end Of the session the case was taken under advisemont until n o'clock Saturday morning.
 In all about twenty witnesses were called. Besides these both Mir. Brown and Mir. Truxton were put on tho stand. The former testified that he could not positively identify Trux- ton as his assaiiant. Truxton, in his own behalf, denied that he was the man who attacked Brown or that he had ever had any dealings with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
FREE CHERRY PIES

MANZANOLA, Colo. July 1o.-The first cherry pie festival on record was given here today. The town was filled with visitors and every visitor was given his fill of cherry pie with out charge. The festival was given os' tensibly in celebration of the opening of the new Santa Fe depot But its real object was to call attention to the fact that Manzonola expects to become the centre of the greatest cherry growing district in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
3.TON VEUE TRUCK
 GIVES DEMONSTRATION

A three-ton Velie automobile truck gave a demonstration in the district yesterday which attracted consider able attention. The demonstration was made for the C. & A. Mining company.
 The truck was loaded with a reel Of hoisting rore weighing five and a half tons and this load was hauled from the Olive, shaft to the Mag shaft the actual running time being twelve minutes. The Velie represent ative was delighted with the result of the demonstration.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11

market. There is no speculation tc speak of and prices are practically unchanged. Local copper showed a sagging tendency caused by tired sell ing. We see nothing in sigft to change tho situation for some little time to come, but We find from ope- rations of floor traders that it is be- coming harder and harder to make money on the short side, and that sentiment is gradually swinging to the idea that the bottom has already been reached.
 Total sales, New York 165,7OO; money l 3-4 per cent, metal IA l-2, a 3-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11

people call attention to the boxes whenever possible and constantly do some boosting for the funds. How much the boxes are netting has not been determined for as vet none Of them have been oisened and this Is one of the matters the new commit tee of men will fall heir to- Further pl.fhs win he outlined and made pub lie as soon as the two committees nave been definitely formed and had the opportunity to meet together for the suggestions Of the ladies commit tee arg deemed of high importance and will be given fuli consideration Iy the mems committee and by the directors of the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
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Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
@arte mMr, OaIOt...
Bon giffOr gGHtbeen.

Bon @iftor @Ihtbeen.
gim bin ib mriiOe, fang i4Ou an gu
trGunten:
@on itiuen Snieln. tpelhe ferne f%r:nten,
% S6lafen inter Wau5aninobdumen,
Bonn Q%etbequeu, Bergenenbeit 5u trtiten.
Sn 0ebeIIhIeiern regeu Iih @eitaIten-
Gin Iugenluinf, elm lGhelno &ommbers
lan9eu,
GIs miiBt' ipie emit i'd lie am guien
bnlten,
llnO iino 70 Innge mir borarsgegongen.
Sd fras' ui6t: Seio i6r2 Eriiseu cure
@riiBe2
9ur6 meme SeeIe aebt ein beimlih
8iIIen.
SD fraee nidt: $50 ipanoeIu cure
SnBe2
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3u einem aanO, tuie ids I'M 6ieber
1naute,
gou bimmTii6 Ieibteml, frobem sidbcs
iuegen;
g~tiusraue Cuff, eeOamptte Ienideus
WeltDelrtltcD aues TdBoar hag BelegeH'
Nlr babe ib nod Su eeben unc SIT
trei6en;
@as ninft ibr 70 nus curcm ItiIen
@arten2
S+ oorf niht meiner Scnouug GNnlOs
ner bIeiben.
SD bin 10 miiOe. Sod i'd mu6 nod
ipnrten.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
SumOt bet DER wstlitarmnNt.

gs pirb gepiB nibt betannt Iein,
baB bic 0unbe bel ben Mluliftapelen
einaelner beuti9er Hesimcnter frii9er
cine gentle @ple gu ipieIen batten.
Gs ndren bic iogenannten nPautens
bunoe," iene 5iers. Die fo8ulagen cine
militGriIde Charge betleiOeten uno
Deren Mlifedbe es mar, I'M &rlege
unb in ManOOern bic Baute 81 3le=
hen. SIM Man0per bes Sabyes 1869
fpieIte Sic aapeIe oes Snfanteris 9te
oiments 6er3og &arl bon Wledlens
bura : Strelib bic @brenpdde. So
mia WilbeIm intsreiierte ii1 oamals
beIonbers fir bic 8aute. neil ouf tsr
Srommel bic Ramen idmtlider
@hlahten uno e3efe6te oes Regis
ments per3si16nct iparen, luelde Die
Daute I6on mitgeme4t bate, Sic
oeborte frii9er einem l0iterrei9iIden
Reoiment unb fam I'M Sabre 1866
in beutffe 6dnbe. Der 6unoepagen.
auf benz Die poute ge5osen puros,
befanb fid glei1faIs Inn 8eiiB bes
.Snfanterie Regiments, llnb 9Onio
Wilbelm ipra9 feline 6rsube odriiber
aus, bah bieIe gaute faint benz Sum
6etpa0en bereits in 70 piel ShLadten
unb @efedten r%litgepirtt hdbe. 0a-
mails mar Ger Yautenbunb NerD Ter
Tiibrer bes Wasens. Gr aog bas
SnItrument burh bas @etiimmsl Der
Gdladt,. unb er ipurbe felbit bel
Erautenau perlounbet. Die Runii
Der aerate trbielt i'm jeoo6 am Sc
ben. @ls idlieBlid bic 9lItersidpddC
bel ibm stntrat, pfleete man ion unt
gub ibm baS Gnoosnbrot. @uBel
benz 0ouptpautenbunbe beioBeu BIZ
eif3elnen Realmsner nod INNER stpsi
.Q%ebrlinge", bic in Der 3eit, in ber
Der ate Suno rod arbeitsfdbig mar.
b~erunaebilbet purben.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

tsr S6immer Der @asHumms fiel.
pa las er ouf oieiem 3drtsn,
f6pG6lihen Rorpsrhen elm @eideb=
mis-, oas ion nit Witlsio erfii1te uno
bas i'm 5usIsid pie Elm 8liBitrdgl
trleudtete: Dem blofen Weibhen
Itano Wutterihdft bepor.
6err Seiler bate %neritonoen: oiele
3%p0lfbunoert 9ire, sic Osr @atte AMI
iolte 8.iie in einem eiu3ieen 4us
qenblid pertun uollfs, fporen bic Idis
rem GrfparniFe. Der 6onos fir oies
neue tleiue 9eben, oas outage ipolte.
Bon ibuen poateu bic Wutterbdnoe
ole NusItottune nGben, BON ibnen bic
@%rnGbruna beitr,iten, bic Dieleidt
ibre unfru6tbars 8ruit nidt bot, BON
i6nen Sic @elun0beit oieier feoer3ars
ten @riiten8 srbdIten. Sa, lie iparen
pobl oie unentbebrlihe. notpenoige
9ebensmoali6teit Der tommenoen
Wonate, oes morgigen Gdoes.
limb oos Beib, 0as bisber iiets GEE
fbpieeen, poete gum eritenmdl 81
Tpre6en, oa es Wtitter murbe.
!Ssrr ge53oni fubr fort, nit ieinen
mageren 5inaern bas Bud ldn9iam
3u ourd6ldtiern, immer l%angidmer.
@ls er sic lebte Settle erreiht bate,
srbob er oas @eIidt, oos osrtlart
f6ien.
.glIo anoIfbunberf Sire iagen
Sie9"
aud Seiler bob oeu 9opf uno
fagte, in ieinems barten Stolienli9
jeoes @ort b,tonen0:
ga, 3polf6unbert Sire. 4ber,
mein gutter 6err @es5oni, oieiss Wiol
miiHen sic Iid in Schulz fallen,
ous BUD lift nid,t fir Gle. Wir
baben es fir Die 9ibliotbet oes Ser
sogs bon 4. tommsn laRen!" uno er
nannte ben Iamsn zines reifen
@runobefiBsrs uno b%etannten SibIio=
pbilsn.
9,53ani fab ibn beitiir3t an.
,Wirtlih2"
Sin Sdpeigen frat Elm. Oann
trennte Iib Der iunge Mdnn gang
ldnoIam BON benz 8u6e, griff media
Mild an ben Sut unb panote ii6 Dem
Musganqe au. au6 oas @eib bate
Ii6 aendn0t uno Folgte ibm. Nie
INNER bsgIeitete Serr Seller ieinen
aunoen bis in SEN 8oroerraum uno
Dffnete Ser sSrau bic sir. 0ds blafe
@eIi9then 9litt an ibm oorbei, Der
f6mano. obne iid gu member; bonn
folgte Der Monu. beien Stirn finiter
mar, ais bdttep Iid) i8were Molten
barber gelagert.
Radoenflid tebrte Serr Ssiler
auf Ieinen plab 3uriid. Neben Dem
pulte qlGnaten oie goloeneu. tief ges
orabenen 8u6Itdbeu i'm Wlaroqiilns
tanb oes 8u6es. @uf einem Strei.
fen las man: 8oer. Monumento pa
Geographical u. I. III.
9eilers Ser3 trampfte Ii1, ieir
Bid triibte Ii6. Wur er oas gene
ZEN, Der 10 gebunoelt butte2 Sm @eiitt
lab .r oas grobe, bieredige 8ebduoe
oelIsn bunOsrt bsleudtete 6eniter oos
2idt auf bic a~benoountle StraBt
fanOten. @r pitttrte BARN 0as Sir
un6 Ser Der bunOert fleiBigen 9lmeit
fen, 6ie ale gum WOblergeben, gun
Heidtum, gum 3ubm Der geliebter
Tirma beitrugen. @r fiiblte iid Der
porfsn. %I6uIbbepuBt unO reuepQa.
9lber plobli9 ordngte elm onoerei
Bib oas @ebdube nit ben bunOer.
b~lintenbeu 5enitern in's 0untel gu.
rid: bus Bib zines bld6en @elihtH
6ens, zines armeu, flebenoen au9en.
puares, elmer erfh0pften 8eitalt mi.
ben er6abenen uno i6meralidei
&enn3ei9en Der Mutteri6aft. 81
leqte ben 8ano beiieite unb fubr fort
unter benz S6ube oes griinen S9ir.
mes in feline 8ii1er ei%n8utragen.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
MmIhiumnO
i'm SciliUcfem.
0tcu in 9lnlcrifal

9erlongeu Sic ioiort ole ieniatio.
nele @rotiSbroidiire pom aaiierli.
den Sanitdtsrot Or llelersperaer,
Sur aller alren~. 60 Seiten TART,
iiini Wiaionen ucrbreitet.
@%eidreiben Sic Sbr 2eioeu. Auf.
tl1rnna crbalt ie0er gratis.
u. Sede.
gept. q. @Igiu. Oregon. Dor "a.
5f7-6s7
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
JOHN ALT

zimmerman mnO 6untraftOr.
Ala a.str. q. .gs. Gel. 0lain t4t4.
9tae g(rbeiten I'M 9auiad, weroen
pom mir prompt mo sur 3ufrieoell.
belt altsgciiibrt. Yreile maBig.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

@eodntenfpIttter. auh
bel Trouen lam man iein @elo an
ben Wann bringen.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

. dng @n ona mn n tire Gmmh mbnM nS utmuhm5 mn bdvn A Gnd tets has S@"I n~dG"n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
Direotoirc Lines Return.

Paris is tired evidently. Of so much
Orientalisnl, and gradually the bar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
Clothilde is Famous for Lovely
Evening Wraps.

Another interesting wrap from
Clothildc is pictured here. This mod
cl is a veritable rose-hued dream for
material velvet embossed chiffon.
lining of satin liberty; and pleatings
at neck and sleeve-ends Of velvet are
all in the identical rose color-a bril-
liant but soft American Beauty shade
that is Infinitely becoming. The wrap
has the new lnes-straight from neck
to knee at the back, but softly lifted
at the front II is worn over a dane
ing gown OF white lansdowne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
Dark Evening Gowns Have Filry
Bodices.

The contrast between the tulle
bodice and moderately dark skirt of
the modish evening gown produces a
striking effect and throws the fairness
Of shoulder and arm into high relief.
This gown by Lager is typical of a
style now very popular with Parish
cnnes. The draped skirt and corselet
bodice are OF terra Gotta and black
brocade and there is an ornament OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
An Oriental Dinner Gown by Callot.

Even the great dressmakers are fol-
lowing the extreme features now ac-
cepted by even conservative patrons.
The slash in this dinner gown comes
at the back, the front Of the gown be-
ing lifted, also, to reveal buttoncd
strap slipper. The gown, which has
cling;ng lines, is Of rich Oriental bro
cade with green and blue figures on
a deep blue ground. Black and white
tul'e are combined with this blue
green coloring most effectively the
transparent bodice being OF black
tulle over white tulle, with flesh tinted
tulle beneath.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
The Latest Wrap is Cut Like a Bag

So graceful and clinging are the
lines OF this Clothlde wrap that it
seems hard to believe that a straight
length Of goods, without shaping, has
been used in its making; but this is
die case, as a careful examination Of
the wrap discovers. The material is
carried up over the shoulders and over
90 form the sleeves, the back breadth
being brought around under the arms
AND joined to the overlapping ends
The wrap is Of two-toned velvet bro
cade with conventional flowers in
black and white threads on a rich blue
satin ground Frills OF creamy lace
add sottness at neck and wrists.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

black jet at the waistline, Under this
jet ornament are caught folds OF black
lace which drape backward over tho
sleeves and form a little mantle al the
back. The upper bodice is made Of
folds Of soft white tulle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

the feet and volumIrj1s drapery at
the shoulders The wrap is Of lemon
colored satin-surlaccd iallc and is en-
belIishcd with superb hand cmbrod-
cry in self color, the embroidery, in
border effect, emphasizing the long
lines OF the garment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
SUMPTUOUS GOWNS AND WRAPS
FOR EVENING

All dancing frocks deeply sIashed. Faint yellow
enormously fashionable now. Toga effects in
modern wraps. Printed silks and chiffons for gas
light wear. Waists made larger by fur grdles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
Classic Lines Replace Oriental Effects
in Wraps.

Many of the great couturiers are
favoring classic rather than Oriental
lines in the softly clinging evening
wrap; and this model by Vistel is
strongly suggestive of the ancient
Roman toga in its clinging effect at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-02
HAIR HINTS
Worthy the Attention OF People
Who Wish TO Preserve
Tho Hair

Worthy the Attention of People
Who Wish to Preserve
the Hair.
Always have your own. brush
and comb both at home and at
hair dresser's.
Never use the brush or comb
found in public places, they are
usually covered with dandruff
germs.
Wash your brush and comb
weekly with soap and warm water
to which should be added an am
tiseptic.
Shampoo the hair every two
weeks with pure soap and water,
or . good ready prepared sham-
poo.
Use Partisan Sage every day,
rubbing thoroughly into the
scalp. It can be had from any
druggist or toilet counter.
Parisian Sage, which comes In
"a large SO cent bottle, Ii guaran-
teed to quickly abolish dandruff
Ito stop hair from falling and
scalp from Itching or money re-
funded by Virges Drug Co.
To put life and beauty into
dull, dry or faded hair and make
Il soft and fluffy surely use Paris
nan Sage--lt II one of the quick
est acting hair tonics known.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-02
The Confessions
of a Wife c

found 1t was one o'clock. had
no desire for anything to eat. My
head was splitting with pain, so
l decided l would take the Fifth
avenue bus up to the Metropolitan
Art Museum.
slipped into one of my pretty
new frocks. 1t was a dull green
coat and a black and white plaid
skirt. My black velvet hat was
becoming, but ! could not help but
notice that all radiance was gone
from my face. / looked gray and
cold and when the warmth has
gone from a red-haired woman's
skin she is always ugly.
/ hailed the bus and climbed to
the top. 1t was a glorious day
and the whole avenue was filled
with gayly-dressed women, dis
Notwithstanding men in stun
ming motors or on foot, while the
sun seemed to be pouring filtered
gold over everything.
Right in front of me sat a cou-
pie of young girls, and evidently
one of them had just become en-
gagged, as she was showing a
beautiful ring to the other.
Il am the happiest girl in all
the world and / would not change
places with the richest or most
famous woman on EARTH" she ex-
claimed.
THE WORDS HIT ME IN THE
FACE like a blow, for how often
had / said that during my brief
engagement - and now If !
hadn't laughed I believe l should
have screamed. Here / was TAX
ing part of my wedding tour
alone on the top of a Fifth ave.
nue. and rode down to Washing
ton square and there 1 alighted
and sat down in the quaint old
place.
Just couldn't see any way out.
1 tried to think what 1 would say
when Dick came back; how II
would greet him.
Was it best to ignore the morn
ing's misunderstanding or should
try to have the thing threshed
out?
DclOIc ILLS ndu dIWdyS D6eu
able to form some plan of proceed
ure when I ran against a snag,
but / had already learned that
Dick would not listen to any of
my explanations. He expected to
do as HE thought best, regardless
Of MY ideas or feelings.
/ could readily understand that
he was right about buying the
sock, but AFTER ALL THESE
YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE
could not be dependent upon the
man / loved.
Already this belonging" has
PROVED. A FALLACY. l. have |
found out I AM HUMAN JUST AS
DICK is HUMAN.
AS the bus drew up at the 38th
street corner I began to tremble,
and when / reached my room at
the Waldorf / think / only expe-
relief that Dick was not
there.
Ito BE Continued Tomorrow.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-02
THIS Is GUARANTEED TO
STOP YOUR COUGH
Make this Family Supply OF
Cough Syrup at Home
and Save 81.

This plan makes a pint of better
cough syrup than you could buy
ready made for $3.50. A few doses
usually conquer an ordinary cough
-zrelieves even whooping cough
quickly. Simple as It IL. no better
remedy can be had at any price.
Mix one pint of graduated sugar
stir for 3 minutes. Put az ounces
of Pinex tfifty cents WORTH in q
pipt bottle; then add the Sugar
Syrup. 1t has q pleasant taste and
lafts a family a long time. Take q
teaspoonful every one, two or three
You can feel this take hold Of q
lfess. Has good tonic effect.
Traces up the appetite, and Is
sNhtiy laxative, too, which Is help
fu6 A handy remedy for hoarse-
mesa, spasmodic group, bronchitis.
bronchial asthma and whooping
cough.
most valuable concentrated com
pound of Norwegian white pine ex-
tract, and is rich In guaiacol and
other natural healing pine elements.
Other preparations will not work
in this combination.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup rem
edy has often been initiated. though
never successfully. It is now used
II. more homes than any other
A guaranty OF absolute satisfac-
tion, or money promptly refunded,
goes with this preparation. Your
druggist has Pfnex. or win get az
for you. II not, send to The Finex
Co., Ft Wayne. IND