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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
TEA PARTIES ARE POPULAR
The Afternoons and Evenings Spent
Pleasantly by Many Persons.

Tea parties that combine out-of
doors and coolness and convenience
are now the order Of the day at the
park at Sand Springs A score or
more of tea houses. rustic affairs of
wooden slabs through which the winds
may trickle, here and there dot the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
We Close at
Noon Oday
Featuring Special Hems of
importance for Home Use

Sheets size 81 X 90 inches. They are the
famous Blue Valley make torn and roned;
splendid quality Special for today only at G5c
Pillow Slps-size - y SO inches; made Of
splendid quality muslin with 2Ja inch hem. 19c
initiated Slips; made of splendid quality mus
lin; hemsttched; beautiful embroidery initial;
regular 35c, today Observation-Disclosures. 2ic
Laundry Bags; made of short lengths Of fine
Colonial DTaperes; floral and conventional de-
signs; splendid silk cords, Thirteen bags rang
ing up to 800 each. Today ............ .50c
Bed Spreads; big, full sized crochet quilts in
good patterns. The $1,2j values. Special for
25c Plain SCrims, in white cream, ecru; eX-
cellent quality 40 inches wide. Special for to-
day only at. per yard ..,,............,..1S 1Sc
Pcquot Edge to match the Scrm-the
90 Nard at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Be
Turkish Bath Mats; size 26 so inches; heavy:
excellent patterns-mostly red Sl.25 value to-
uaS al '''''''''. ....,,,.. .......,..... .9Sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

lO- Pure Linen Shecting or the 80 inch
in q splendid quality round thread pure flax.
There are just two pieces to sell at this price;
for skirts dresses and for fine bed linens. The
Si.25 value, today only, per yard ......,, 9Sc
Pure Linen Fable Damask-ln excellent as
sortWcui OF 10 pieces, embracing seven distinct
patterns The regular Sl.25 IA yard today 95c
.Amosk,ag Gipehams. in an excellent assort-
ment of ptids stripes and plain colors ali good
desirable patterns. To-day, per yard ...., ,12l2c
Pretty rcrcales, in solid colors, stripes, polka
dots ana fancy designs splendid lot of colors
Priced special at, per yard .............12 12t4c
New 36-inch Pertales, in large variety of
colois, excellent patterns for shirts and shirt
wrists. Priced only. per ward ........ =. I 15C
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

Anyone who ever saw Luther Nc
Carty In action or who knows him
mircr Of him. lie was nineteen years
old at the time of his death and one
%, the most perfect physical speci-
mems anyone ever saw. In his bout
at Springfield with Morris he proved
10 the writer that he had every
physical qualification that any prize
Fighter can ever hope to be endowed
with. lie never dissipatod. in spite
Of the stories to the contrary that
have been circulated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

world. iiad no NOT uieu ne ""u'u
no DOUBT nave AGAIN lo"s"' al
Morris before the present year hau
closed.
The writer IN IooklhS oN'' So"''
old corr 'spondence the o'her gay
found "a etter written TO MN by b'uE
MeCarnN about year ana a nan
ago, I'm "hich the loIioWlhs PaId-
graph was noted
'McCarty is the only hoNer VINO
has ever son" after fame ana the
gold dollars n the ring uhder the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

RI3NiIMllsii--If II b, mcrchand-c
that should be- found ln depart
mrnt storr-luu can almost r'rt
ASSURED that Harlow hhs lt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
Other Values of
Interest

Pretty Caps of Laces and Rlbbons-for
the Boudoir ........... 75c and SOC
Women's Night Gowns, daintiy embrold-
cred fronts; specially priced at ......7 75c
Brasseres; excellent fitting; well made
of good cambric .........29 29c
The sale of laces, values now from S5c to
SOC at only pei yard ...............19c
Sale of Nalenclennes Laces; values to 19c
a yard, at ...... .................1 .1Oc
Cluny Laces, big assortment of widths
ana patterns; worth to SOC a yard special
~ priced Al, per yard .............,..25c
Trimmed Panama Hats in values worth
up TO Sl2OO at ...,.,.............. $3.50
odd lot of shoes; values worth up to
$500 plir; to clean Ct OK
up at '''''..'.. ..............V 1IVO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

So get ready for the big stunt
Morris Pelkey, san Francisco. July
Z. 1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

Or. Larkins. osicol TN OPP Kress's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
ssIHIE BILUJE AMID ITIHIIE GRAY'

br lives sacrificed and the deepest regard ana res
io ure yet with fow OF this beautiful
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
FIREWORKS
GALORE AFTER
COLLEGE HOP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, June 6.-Arrange-
ments for the fireworks display by the
Delaware College students on COM
mencement night just before the fare
we'll hop are being rapidly pushed
forward. Contributions from the stu
dent body continue to come in at a
rate which bids fair TO have a larger
display than was at first planned.
Thomas McLoughry, chairman Of
the student committee on the dedi-
cation of Frazer Field, Is much pleas
ed with the progress made so far
Nearly every thing has been planned
The students have decided 10 decorate
the college buildings with blue and
sold bunting for the commencement
week exercises. An appeal to the
merchants Of the town to do the same
will be made.
The Alumni reunion will doubtless
be a big affair Word has been re-
oeived from the "old grads" from all
sections Of the country that they Will
be back to see Old Delaware start a
boom which will bring her to the
front.
A meeting OF the student commit
tee and Athletic Council will be held
tonight 20 talk over final plans for the
field dedication.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
Wilmington PiCk-UpS
BY PETE.
BY PETE.

After putting up some OF the best
games that has ever been seen at
the tower, Jack Lynch Will take ms
speed boys to Vandever tomorrow.
Bobby Waters is catching the game
Of his life this year. He holds But
teroff and Crouch in fine style.
II looks as though Mickey Bonner
Highlands third sacker, is going to
run away with the batting honor TINS
year.
Captain Cloud says with the pitch
ing stan Highland has he can see
nothing but the pennant this year.
Larry Rigney is improving rs me
season grows older.
Bill Crouch will be on the iring
line tomorrow.
Charles Waters. at one time con-
sidered the best short stop in the city,
is holding down an outaeld position
for Lynch.
In tie ninth inning Of the Highland
game and Rockford, Manager Muir
ply tainted, and when he came too
they told him that Highland had won
3 to 2.
Bancroft sure has Wanderers goat.
II Tommy Dougherty had pitcher
Saturday there might have been dit
ferent story.
Hoover pulled off one of the incest
catches ever seen.
Smith, of Bancroft, is fast man on
the bases.
Rus Smith isn't doing any batting
rg,co lo Ioft the Chicks
Forrest, Of Rockford, is d fast man
fielding hunts.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
CLASS IA WINS
THE HIGH MEET
Polly" Matthews, Running
in Great Form Proves Fac
tor in Class Victory

Polly Matthews. the little blond
Splinter of the Wilmington High
School, was the one big point winner
in yesterdays interclass meet at
Wawaset, and as result of him
breaking tape in the century, 22O and
44O, as well as lacking on an extra
point in the $50, he enabled. the
Glass Of IA to pull away with the
meet.
The little Splinter was in his best
form yesterday. and simply moved
down everything in sight In the 100
the boy finished In 10 2-5 seconds.
In the 22O he came through in - 2-5
seconds, and he did 1925 for the
quarter. The race OF the meet was
the half mile run In the back
stretch the runners were punched,
and It looked like any mans race UNI
III the end of the first quarter. when
Mason started a sprint that kept him
in front until within 90 yards of the
finish. Eaton pulled ahead with a
grand squirt and won in 213.
Although no records we're kept
yesterday. the meet was one of the
most successful that High School has
ever held.
The meet was won by the 1914
class with As points; 10 second with
2S; rs third with % 1-2, and rs
fourth with 1-2.
Summary:
100-yard dash-Won by p. Mat
thews; second. n. Jones: third. Her
man. Time. 10 2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash-Won by p. Mat
thews; second. Herman; third, Merit.
Time. % 2-5 seconds.
Shot put-Won by Heyer: second.
~ Jones; third, Hammond. Distance.
33 It. 10 in.
SSO-yards run-Won by T. W. Eat
on: second, Mason; third, =. Mat
thews. Time, 2 min 10 sec.
Junior relay-Won by y. Middle;
second, A. Junior Time, min.
AZ AS sec.
Pole vault-Won by Palmatory;
second. Jones; third, Aschenback and
Hearsley. tie. Distance, s n. . in.
Milo run-Won by W. r. Mat
thews; second, Eaton; third. Fulton.
Time, min. as sec
44O-yard dash-Won by p. Mat
thews: second, Mason; third, Hamil-
ton. Time. 81 2-5 sec.
Broad jump-Won by Stayton: sec
ond Palmatory: third, Adair; dis
lance. 10 t. Q in.
Senior Relay-Won by A. Senior;
second. A. Middle. Time. 3 min. 55
sec.
Discus throw-Won by Hammond.
second. Heyer; third. Hamilton Dis
lance, SO IT. s "a in.
l20-yards hurdle-Won by Steele :
second, Adair; third. Hartman. Time
II SIS seconds.
High iump-Won by Yearsley: sec
ond. Adair: third, Aschenback
Height. II. ! I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
COMMISSIONERS
OF RURAL SCHOOLS
Will be Chosen at Elections
Throughout the County
Tomorrow

Elections for school commissioners
will be held throughout rural New
Castle county tomorrow afternoon.
The elections take place at meetings
OF the school taxables in each dis
trict. At many of the meetings inn
provements to the school houses will
be discussed.
Another subject agitating the school
taxables in some Of the rural dis
tricts is that Of he sohol tax rate.
In two districts-Mt. Pleasant in
Brandywine hundred and Elsmere and
Richardson Park, in Christiana hun
dred-the question OF reducing the tax
rate will be considered
School voters of Richardson Park
Glynrich, Ashley. Bellemoor and Els
mere are requested to meet In the
schoolhouse on dupont Road at 1870
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon TO con-
sider the tax rate, Improvement and
other subjects.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
JUNIOR MEET
TRAVELLERS In
SECOND GAME

Wilmington Juniors will show the
fans of Ninth and Rodney streets
grounds tomorrow. one of the best
games OF the season. when they will
line up against the North East
Travellers. of Philadelphia Whining
ton Juniors defeated the Travellers
the first part Of the season but North
East has won every game since then
and are in the best of form Man
ager Underwood will have one Of the
strongest line-ups ever brough 10
Wilmington. The Travellers will go
after the game from the start, as the
next game will be played in Phila-
delphia In July. This game means
great deal TO the Philadelphia
boys.
On the other hand. the Juniors
have been practicing hard for the
game, and with the following men In
the line-up they should come out
with victory. Swift. C; Worth and
Schlor, y; Walsh. S.; letters. Id,
Shepperd. 2b; Carney. 3b; ONeill. lf;
Glynn. CT; Begley. IT,
The grounds at Ninth and Rodney
NiAtNAn MUNN Nl'n ENf Ah kNNN WI
dition. The grass has been cut and
the inheld fixed up.
The game viii begin at 3 o'clock.
Either White or Buckley will do
the pitching for the Travellers
All Wilmington Junior players are
to report az the grounds by Las
o'clock l.. Lynch will umpire.
On the following Saturday Will
mington juniors will play Penlyn
Hall at Ninth and Rodney streets
and another fast game is assured
The Juniors will be home for the
next three Saturdays. and Eddie will
try to show the fans the best ball
he can obtain The Juniors are we'll
up with the pitching department as
Worth and schlor are pitching the
best bali ever "Bill' Swift, who
Is doing ali of the receiving, has
been putting up a fine game. Carney
and LETTERS are playing a fast game
on the bases
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
c. A. c. TO HAVE
A ROWING CREW

christiana A. c. has developed a
strong race crew that is training
daily on the river. The club is lav-
lug a SO foot, II oar racing cutter
built by Charles Tolin and Son, Of
Atlantic City, and viii arrange a
race with the Alpha Boat Club of
Camden, n. j., on September ! with
the same size cutter for a purse OF
5000. Joseph Alderman. formerly Of
the L. s. Navy who pulled stroke
for the U. S. s. Colorado will captain
the c. A. c. crew. Harry Baker, J.
Taylor, p Brsningsn and J. Fsllers
are working for positions. c. II. Nc
Bride, formerly of u S. navy; J. Null
lin, w. Fallers, ]. Cahill and w. Tay-
Tor and a number Of other members
also are trying for the crew. Any
other club wishing for race before
Labor Day should notify James 5.
Walsh, Christiana A. c., No. 800 II.
Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE OF
the estate Of william @. Valentine.
deceased
The thrco.story brick dwelling, known 49,
No. 100. Washington street. Wilmington.
viii be sold az public sale on Monday June
rs. 1913. AZ the County Court House Tenth
and Market streets, city of Wilmington. at
II O'Clock, m. 40 rooms and bath. con.
nectcd with sewer. Dimensions ~ ga feet
by % ~ feet. Quiet and central residence
neighhorhood. For information apply on
the premises or 10
GEORGE LODGE. Attorney.
iune6 st. No. West Ninth 81.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
ASBURY "Y- ENTERTAINs.

An enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment was given at Asbury
NJ. f. Church last evening by the
members of Asbury "Y." A special
feature was a dri. b 80 girls under
the direction Of the Rev. f. C. Sun
field. A neat sum was realized for
the benefit Of the excursion fund.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS

lIy The United Press.
CHICAGO, June 6.--Johnny Coulon,
bantamweight champion and Frankie
Burns, OF New Jersey today signed
articles for a l0-round bout at
Kenosha, Wis. on June i6 Coulon
expects the mill to give him a good
workout In advance OF his engage
ment with Kid Williams. OF Balu-
moro, July 4th
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
HOuSEHOLD GOODS

ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your uhico furniture and
household goods You're losing money "
You don't sill 20 him. a postal viii bring
ger Third and Shipcy streets ID a A..
phone. 5ll3A. mi5.f.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
sRMING RAShET OnTING

A large number OF friends and mem
bers of the Sewing Basket, a society
of West Presbyterian Church, partici-
pated in the annual outing Of the so
ciety. at the home OF Mrs. Frederick.
at Charlestown. Md, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

PHILADELPHIA. June Sin his
first appearance In a local arena.
Tommy Gibbons, of St. Paul, brother
OF Mike, the middleweight will take
on Frank Logan, a speedy local boy.
for six rounds. The bout will be the
wind-up of four matches OF out-of-
town boxers at the Olympia A. c..
Monday night
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
ELECTRICAL WORKERS

II OR ELEUfRICAL WORK or ANY
II nature call Moore Brothers d. a
phone, 245sA, Delmarvia. 8A48. satisfne
tion guaranteed. Shop. 3. W. Cor Eighth
'rd Madison rtreets iani A.dm
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
FACTORY LEAGUE.

speakman vs.. II. & II. at Front and
Union.
p. & J. VS.. Electric Hose at Electric
Hose.
=. r. r. VS.. LObdelI at LObdeII's.
Edge Moor vs.. Malleable Iron at
MalleRble Iron.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
SATURDAY SPORTS
BASEBALL.

ALL.WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Highland VS.. Yandever at YandeTer.
Hillside VS.. Rockford at Rockford.
Bancroft vs.. Parkside nj Parkslde.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

It is a good plan to take the time
20 acquaint oue's self with the op-
porthnities that q presented
through the Want Colunms.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
CHURCH LEAGUE.

EastIake VS.. Edge Moor at East
lake.
SilverbrOOk vs.. Newport at Silver
brook.
Old SWedes vs.. Central at Eden
Park.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF UMPIREs.

ALL.WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Bancroft Parkside. Rigney.
Highland-Yandeve Allen.
Hillside Rockford. Shields.
FACTORY LEAGUE.
LobdelI-P. r. r., McGOwan.
Edge Moor alleable Iron, Brown.
Speakman-H a. H., McGranery.
Pussy & Jones' Electric Hose, Jaml.
son.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Cleveland at New York. clear.
Chicago at Boston, clear.
Detroit at Philadelphia. clear.
st. Louis at Washington, clear.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
Il See by the Papers"

you stop think Of the deep significance of the
oft-repeaed coloqualsm?
estimated that than 50 per cent OF the popua
ton of the United States that read are newspaper readers
quotation universal repetition of the
what tremendous extent the pub
lie the press its ideas and daily information
very long ago by the papers" referred
always happening today the expression IS
likely indicate newsadvertisng news; the
merchandise change in style
apparel of hundred interesting and
constantly Of information which crowd the
of the reliable daily like THE EVENING JOURNAL"
is worth while that one may see by
the papers" will but study the advertising pages
Copyright. 1913 " j. P. Fallon)
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

Business Of all kinds calls upon tho
Wants In hiring, buying, selling, ex-
changing, renting.-Adv
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
TODAY'S BASEBALL CHANCES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. clear.
Boston at Chicago, clear.
Only National games today.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
TYPEWRITERS


n, YpEWRfTERS REPAIRED RENTED.
L sold fusy payments. bargains slightly
ukcd ROYALS. Indcrwoods Rcminrions. iiih
bons. Typewriter Supply Co. No. 0i5 Mar
kci ST.. Both phones n23'u.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

GENERAL SPORT.
Shooting, dupont Gun Club. Matinee
Racing, Wawaset Park. Golf and
Tennis, Wilmington Country Club.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
ATHLETICS TO DANCE.

In Pulaski Hall this evening the
West End Athletic Club will hold a
slect dance.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06
NOTICES

..---.-------s--
~ Office WILL PAY so BILLS con
~ tracled by my wife, Annette Mon Gar
iunei g. =. n. MON GAR.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

~-oTTCr rs HrREBY GIVEN THAT
n All STATE LICENSES AND TAX
nfr ANp NOT PAID on or BErOkt
TuF aoTH DAY or JUNE, 1913. THERE
Will M : PER CENT PER MONTH
ADDED THERETO, ~ ACCORDANCE
WTTU SECTION g. CHAPTER ts1, VOL.
t-MT ~. LAWS or DELAWARE
HARRY a. BROWN.
CLERK or THE PEACE, NEW CASTLE
COUNTY iunc2 I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

NrorToE-T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
~ the creditors Of Isaac Watson, Of Del
mar. Del, that I have purchased his bakery
business az Laurel, Del. Also the machinery
in the shop az Laurel Del. Az creu,,oIs
must present claims within ten days "om
date 20 benefit from sale.
ROBERT RACkE.
...rnn-tnt Innrrl Del.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

NrOrfCE-THE MEMBERS or ORIENTAL
~ Lodge No. 10. n Of p, are requested
10 attend the pythian outing 81 Brandywine
Springs Saturday, June Z. 1913. may3i 81
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

A INVOLVEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
n Special sale Of summer stock of Ladies'
Saitinr Woulens We will make suits 20
order from $40 up. Linens, ei2 up, and nj
\ considerable reduction over any other
Wilmington or Philadelphia concern. q.
Glnntr. Ladies' Tailor. No. 1908 fatnall
street. mhNtNtim m
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

NJ oTfCE-THE ANNUAL MEErlSO OF
~ the stockholders Of the Lnmhardy
nmotory Company will be held ~ the ONCE
OF the company 30 o West Ninth street.
on Saturday. June z. 1913 AZ .. M.
CHAS NJ. TOWNSEND.
iunei.8t Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1913-06-06

NOTICE or SCHOOL EhEoIloN.
~ Al the election for President and mem
hers Of the Board OF Public Education ~
Wilmington. Delaware, from the second
Fourth, sixth, Tenth. Eleventh aud Twelfth
Wards. 10 be- held ON saturday, June ~
1919. tho city election districts viii he dis
tributed among the school districts az iol-
lows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-12
"EVERYWiDMAN

This is a story of how a dog upset the traditional prowess of tne leading actress and soub.ette and go, himself into print, nearly ruined a theatrical Jerformance, causing upward of two thousand people t9 be depr ved of an evenings enjoyment.
 Doggy: name is Hanky Panky. He has pedigree as long as the mort law and claims ancestry from the good ship, Mayf!cwe1. He is a Bos' on brindle bull and plays an important role in the damatic spec. acle,
 Eyerywoman.' sT..5e role he plays S himself H snky ~anky, for such $ he name of the pampared canine carried on the ::tage by Lord w tlas5 in the .eccnd act of the play. Hanky Parky drives some, poin:, and gets laugh-what isetors call "a sure ii ? laugh never fails Wtless wao represents the sen:ibility of aris ocracy, appears in the elevatins occupation of carrying all acire:s' dog. To emphasize the fact Every woman" has the I ne
 "Gee, he fondle: my dog.
 Hanky Panky, as she says this, Dus'3es out from between his paws piece of tongue, red on tae top and black beneath, and licks the large nose of Witless. The audience laughs sure fire. That concludes Hanky Panky's part of the entert2 inment, bu1 he is ablue-blooded, dives in style, and carries valet to look after his wants. He has played his role over one tnous- and times and has never made mis- take but once and that s how he broke into print. In Cincinnati he | other night he got into tie property loom where is stored the hot vianGs which gre consumed in the realistic <! supper scene of the third act where /! actor: eat real(food which cos:s MT. Savage two dollars a plate at every ! performance. Hanky Fanky, unmind- lul of dramat c ethics, nearly crabhed the show. In other words ne licked the platter clean. That night while the actors were pretending to eat lob-' siter a la Newburgh, veterinary was bailing out Hanky Panky and averte-
 catastrophe.
 "Eyerywoman" comes to ;ae Elks Theatre, Friday, February 21, 1913.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-12
DYSPEPSIA CURED
 10 STAY CURED & Cure That Is Permanent and Not Simply Temporary
 Relief.

To those suffering from stomach trou. bic, Dr. Kings Royal Germetuer will bring immediate relief. It has for many ears been 6 household remedy, and many thousands of men and women sing its praises, and many, if not most of them would have been long since physical wrecks but for its wonderful curative properties.
 MT. A. Y. sheats, prominent mal ol Kingston, Ga., writes two letters which !emonstrate the wonderful power of Hr. Kings Royal Germetuer in his case ''I have been constant sufferer from dyspepsia for twenty-five years, and never found anything to give me relief until began taking Dr. Kings Royal Germetuer I have used nearly three bottles, and feel permanently benefited. have not suf- fered with indigestion since. I believe t 4ill entirely cure mo.
 Three years later he writes as follows: ''Dr. Kings Royal Germetuer cured me of dyspepsia, with which I have been a sui ferer for twenty-five years. I consider it q specific for dyspepsia.
 Almost ali druggists sell Dr. Kings Royal Germetuer, or it will be forwarded, express prepaid, on receipt of sl by Ellis- \ 'lybeck Drug Co.,, Memphis. Tenn. adv