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Evening journal., 1914-03-17
Some Very Special Values
IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.

COTTON COMFORTS balance Of our Cotton
Comforts mostly in lighter colors Sl75 grade while
they last S1.00 each.
36-INCH DOTTED SWISS FOR CURTAINS-Some
slightly soiled; l5c goods at l0c yard.
NAPKINS-A few al-linen Napkins in -2 dozen lots
Regular S375 Dozen $l.5O half dozen Regular $3.50
Dozen SIPS half dozen. Regular $3.50 dozen now
$00 half dozen Regular ST 50 Dozen SOC half dozen
A fine assortment of Table Linen Remnants cost
in ?, ? IA, , 10 ? "a, and l-4-yard lengths.
BLANKETS--A full size white wool nap Blanket in
both pink and blue borders Regular price $500 special
price, 1925 per pair
SOFA PILLOWS-Cretonne and silk covered Sofa
Pillows; 81 2sand Sl50 grade while they last Sl00 each
A PURE LINEN COVER-30 inches square with two
Of hand-drawn work. Regular price S So 9Oc
each.
CROCHET SPREAD-A i0-4 Crochet Bed Spread for
three-quarter bed. Regular price SIPS Special price
95c each.
full size Crochet Bed Spread for full size bed
Regular price Si75; special price, Sl.55 each.
COUCH COVERS-A wide stripe tapestry Couch
Cover, s4 inches wide, 2-3 yards long Regular price
si75 special price, $1.50 each still finer that sells
regularly for s2.2s special price $l.s5 each.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
BREAKS A COLD
OPENS NOSTRILS
"Pape'S Cold Compound" ends
severe colds or grippe
in few hours

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking dose Of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
il promptly opens clogged-up nostril4
aud air passages ia the head. stops
nasty discharge or nose running, relieves
sick headache, dulncss, feyerishness
sore throat. -neczing, soreness aud stiff
ness.
Don't stay stuficr-upl Quit blowing
and snumingl Ease your throbbng
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape'- Cold com.
pound" which costs only p cents at
any drug store. Il acts without assist
ancc. tastes nice, and causes no iucou-
vcnience. Accept no substitute.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17

pare this tonic ] get one ounce kardehs
from druggist and put u into one half ript
alcohol never use whi.kyl, then add one
half eupiul Of sugar and hot water 70 nele
quart. The dose u q tablcapoouful be-
fore meals. The kardene touic Is excellent
70 clear ihe skin of pimpics. biotches sn6
sshownsss and iis timely use frequeptlF
saves doctors bills.
Chioei 7 have found the most bcre6c Il
shampoo for the scalp and hair can hr
made AZ home by dissolvine = tcsspoouhil
canthroy In cup bot water Thu IS IN
usually soo,hine ard cleansing 10 he ltchy.
dandrufladen scalp and qsickly correcie
over.uilinesa rnd ether scaip.npsets ~
fhampooing with canihrox has restorcd 20
even color. rich gloss and soft fun 70 my
hair. which vas becoming duh and brittle
u seems % have encouraged vigorous and
lusurant growth.
2 81 The styles point 20 eoptinaa
tlon n The slim fgure effects and as sos
show signs Of On added waist line 700
should take steps 10 reduce YOUR weight
Make this preparation AZ home and before
each meal take tablespoonful Get four
ounces cf parnotis from your druggist and
dissolve 10 one aud one.hNli piuts Of hot
water. strain and rool the mixture before
using This Is inexpensive and N1 be
welcome 70 Tho woman who does not want
strenuous diet or exercise.
Lorraine; Your faded hair is not uerss.
sarly dying. though u is IN Danger Here
rs homemade hair tonic. costing ltfle
which J Know is Of great vsiue 70 scalp
and hair; Into one half pint alcohol url
once ounce qulnzoin (which 7 get from tbs
drUgcist'sl, then add onr haif pint water
This gives You q full pint. have found u
vcry suothlnr and q hanishcs the dry. harsh.
nhsaiihr condition OF the scalp invigorsi.
ms The hair roots SO o hcauiiful growth iu
I certain 10 result
Betty Deans Beauty Book s5 fAdv)
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
THE HOME BEAUTY PARLOR
BY BETTY DEAN

Doarie: Yes. ] believe men an recognize
made compleNiou. Throw sway your
powder and rouge and nte rlait 'Oormax
lotion. Then sou VIII bave ~.mpisNion
oi which you can feel Justly proud he.
cause ii VIII ho real aS wcn as bc3utifni
To prepare it. dissolve four ounces spur.
inaN (Which you mas get from your drug
shtl Ia one-half pint Witch hazel or hot
water. lhis lotion cannot hc detected
whcn 90 and its regular nee bsnishes lines
hlotchos. pImplcs, bacthcods snd saiiow.
ness. The spurmax lotion T. delightful for
spring mouths, as Il protects ihe skin from
The winds
Dora; You can make your eyes spark.
Hing and clear by this simple home treat,
wcnt Dissolve an ounce NJ cryatos trst
ai drug storcl IN n pint OF water. One or
two drops In each eve ever, day will be an
that 30 necessary 20 make them feel strong
aud look bright II the lids are rcd or
lniamcd, try eoakinp dahs Of absorbent
cotton In 'hc tonic and laying them on each
eye.
luonha. The sagr ness OF skin which
you writc about Is dis6gurlne and you viii
soon De wrinhled pasi hoin II YOU rcrleci
t But try ihls simple treatment and I'm
sure it viii work wonders NiS an ounce
of almosoin from iht drug siorel IN on,
half pint cold water and add iwo teaspoon
iuls glycerluc This cream iclly viii rauss
fhe skin 90 contract slowly until tho hcalih,
hrmness is restored Keeps yonr complies Ion
clear and free from hiemishcs Also re-
moves hlarkheads
Enrcnio Your yelioaness donhtlss.
means thaf rouf liver requires regulator
and ] would suggest nlaiu ka~dera tonic
Ths rill cleanse Tho blood and give ton,
and strength 90 the ivcr end kidncss un,
when these organs are in healthy con
dtion you win br free from The bilious ai
lacks. tho obstinate headache aud th,
pains in SMELL Of back and groin. 10 pre-
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
VOTE FOR AUTOMOBILE
AND DIAMOND PRIZES

Appended is the vote in the popu-
larity contest for $1,000 Maxwell
automobile and two diamond rings.
which was inaugurated at the Car
rick Theatre yesterday and continues
until April IL. when the awards will
be made. The person who receives
the largest number OF votes will be
presented with the automobile. which
Is exhibited in front OF the Carrick
Theatre each day while the next
highest and the next will receive dia-
mond rings. Pat fns of the Carrick
are entitled 10 vote freee on their adj
mission ticket The voting started
with a rush yesterday afternoon and
last night, the vote for the first day
being as follows
Walter B. Mckay. iSO: C. J. Nc
Manigle, 10; Mrs. Leonard v Wales.
l60; Homer 5. Allen, 100. Bob Firth.
100, John y. Valentine. 100; Captain
Coheld l50: G. n. Morris 150. Miss
Brinkley. 100: william Is Tyson. 140:
Charles r. Edwards. $40. Fire Chief
Ainscow, 130 James y. Callahan,
l20: Elsie B. Jones. 1920: George p.
Doto. i2O: Phil Leshem. 10; Eta c.
Caughn, 10; Hugh G. Browne, 100;
John r. Yasik. 80; Assistant Fire
Chief Bayley, 90: Mrs l. W. Craig,
so; J. T. Bradbury, 90: A. b. Mote.
90; Albert Williams. so; Gretia Me
Guigan, so Nayme Wadsley. so; W.
W. White. 70: H. W. Morgon. 70 The
votes are deposited IN boxes In the
lobby of the Garrick
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
Dinner SelS

Complete. i00-pece Dinner and Tea Sets Chas. F.
Hsvand China, all with burnt gold trimmings Spe-
cal prices.
There are four different decorations, all designs
pink spray border decoration pretty lavender spray decora
ton and delicate spray decoration Regular price $2S5O
special price $500, complete.
JARDINIERES.
and very handsome stock of Jardiuieres from
which make selection. Some specially priced for
instance here's l-2inch ardinere regular price Soc
35c EACH An Sinch that sold regularly for 75c
now SOC each 9-nch Jardnieres from SOC 75c each
and lo-inoh Jardineres from S1.25 to $l.O0 each.
BRIC-ABRAC.
very attractive lot of Vases in Nippon and Eocean
ware CSC vases 45c each; ST 25 and ST so vases
9Oc each; $3.50 and $500 vases, $l.9O each.
Art Floor-Head of Stairs
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
In the Carpet Department

The stock Of Floor Coverings for spring and
is most complete
New Mattings both China and japanese New Rag
Rugs New Wool Fibre Rugs New Rattania Rugs New
Tapestry Body Brussels and Wilton Rugs. New Hall
Runners and Carpets.
Hodges Wool and Fibre Rugs. the best the market
in the f. by II f. sizes S675, $500 and Sl2.75 each
in the f. in by 10 # in. sizes $3.50 and SlO50 each
Smaller sizes proportionately priced.
RAG RUGS-New Colonial effects from 75c for a p
in by 54 in. size, to Sl2OO for a #. by y IT, size
CREX RUGS-The original and genuine grades, from
35c 10 $1,000 each.
CHINA MATTINGS-lle warp, 100 pounds the roll
OF full 40 yards. New designs Sl2.0O per roll
JAPANESE MATTINGS-Specia double woven
edge carpet effects S12O0 per 4O-yard roll.
Fourth Foor--Use Elevator.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
ITCHED so, He
TORE HIS FLESH
RESINOL CURED
Tortured For Three Weeks. But Two
Applications Did the Work.


Washington. D. c.. Dec. 3, 1913:
"All over my body we're small pim-
pies which itched me so that could
Just grab my flesh and tear II apart.
For three weeks l could not sleep
At night until was simply exhausted.
! tried most everything that was sup
posed to give relief, and | can truth
fully say that not until used Resinol
Soap and Resinol Ointment did | be-
gin to feel like the man ! was. After
only two applications there we're no
more symptoms of my ailment."
(Signed) A. Jackson, care OF Water
Registrars Office, District Building.
Resinol Ointment (50c and S1.OO).
and Resinol Soap (25cl. stop itching
instantly and speedily heal eczema,
and other skin humors, pimples. dan
druff, sores. burns and piles. Sold
by every druggist Don't be fooled
by Substitutes" for Resinol offered
by a f,w unscrupulous dealers. For
free trial, write to Dept. ar, Resinol,
Baltimore
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
MRS. LONG man NJ sNYRNA.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del March L. - Mrs.
Sarah +. Long died Saturday. after
noon at the age Of 90 years. after an
illness OF three days OF pneumonia.
She is survived by four children, Mrs
Samuel Wells, Of Philadelphia; VIII
liam Evans. Of Holmesburg. and Mrs
Alfred Johnson and Richard Long. OF
Smyrna.
Ralph Stevenson, Of Wilmington,
spent sunday here. with his mother.
Mrs. George NJ Stevenson
The smyrna Tango Association
held its first meeting in the Twen-
tieth Century Club House on Mon
day evening.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
WINTER IS
STILL NEAR
sOId Spell Turks Behind the
BaImy BreezeS Of
Today
OFFICIALS WATCH
THE TEXAS LOW"
Save the overcoat.

Save the oyercoat
That great mass of humanity that
cast aside. the outer garment Sun
day, when the sun shone forth with
spring-likc warmth, would do well
to heed the warning sent out by the
director of the Weather Bureau.
Winter has not gone.
While the weather official was not
ready to forecast what might happen
after St Patrick's Day, 1914, he de-
clared that before tomorrow is ended
the temperature will he somewhat
lower than 1t was yesterday. Cold
weather is his prediction with proba-
BILE rain.
Store doors we're thrown open and
the soda-water clerks worked over
time today, while but one man out Of
FIVE or six went down town wearing
an overcoat. Straw hats-on the wo-
men, Of course--were plentiful and
the spring shoppers were out in in
creased forces.
At 2 clock yesterday the ther-
mometer registered Ga degrees. II
was the warmest March l6 in many
years. The maximum high tempera-
ture for the winter was on January
30. when it registered 72 degrees.
Not long after that warm day came
the most severe weather the city has
experienced for many years.
Other days this winter have also
been warmer than yesterday. Sun
day the thermometer registered Sc
degrees, while ii went as high as 50
degrees on January 81. The general
forecast sent out from Washington
a day or two ago recited that whole
the first few days Of the week we're
expected to be mild there was prob
ably colder weather in sight for the
close of the week
All over the Southern and South
western section of the country yes
terday the weather was mild and
fair, but lowering in the Southwest
was what the weather experts call a
Texas low"
Watching Texas Low.
Look out for that Texas Low. q"
said one of the weather officials as
he eyed the map. eve never know
what is coming ont Of Texas. We
had one Of those things right before
one Of the worst two weeks this part
Of the country has experienced IN
years. But this should give us no
undue alarm. A Texas low may
mean anything. Il is no sure sign
that we are about to 80 through an
other bad spell. We must wait and
see what happens when It gets more
toward the central section"
Out in the suburbs the snow Is
still lingering, although the sun of
the last three days has done much to
drive it away Amateur gardeners
are watchfully waiting. and some Of
them say that they will start pre-
liminaries IN another week or Two.
unless the Texas low" comes along
to play q few mean tricks
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
Kitchen Cabinets

They are the Hastings" Kitchen
Cabinets and are made of
white oak. golden oak finish, all
doors and panels, bottom back and
sliding shelves being three ply;
all joints are doye-tailed or
doweled.
The makers and users Of this
Cabinet believe it is the most
sanitary and convenient ever
built. and that it is better con-
structed than any other cabinet
whatsoever
Of course. every cabinet con-
tains the most up-to-date labor
and time-saving devices. We will
be glad~t demonstrate their su-
periority. Priced this way, $4,000,
$500, 5000, $500, and $500
each.
Other Cabinets Of different
makers at prices ranging from
$500 to $500 each.
Third Floor-Annex.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
ANNOuNcE ENGAGEMENr.

The Rev. and Mrs. Hiram kellogg OF
Columbus, Ohio, have announced the en-
gagcmcnt OF their daughter. Miss Ruth
kellog 10 Edward r. Mack Of this city.
superintendent OF parks. Miss Kcllog
was at college during the ycars OF her
fathers pa-toratc AZ Grace N. f.
Church
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
sAENcrRBrNn ANNIyERsARY.

Tho sixty-hrst anniversary OF the
Delaware Saengcnhund will be cele-
bratcd tonight. The celebration viii
be an informal affair to which the
women have been invited In return
for this invitation the woman Of the
organization are arranging for a So
cial gathering which will take place
AZ tho Ssengerbunds' summer home
on the Delaware IN the spring.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
SAENGERBUND TO cFLEBRArF.

The siyty.ilr-t anniversary OF the
Delaware Sacngrrbund viii be celchrat-
ed tonight at German Hall Only MEM
hers and their families are invited
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
7 ired
Blood

That which is lacking in vitality,
debilitated, weak and thin, can
not possibly sive proper nourish-
ment and strsnath--it must be
purified. built up and vitallzed BY
HOODS sARSAPARlLLA.
Evening journal., 1914-03-17

CELEBRATES 18th BIRTHDAY.
Henry Miller, a baker of 5l2 Madison
street. celebrated his .eventv,niuth
birthday yesterday Mr.. Miller was the
recipient Of many congratulations from
numerous friends
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
Mattresses

full-sized White Felt Mattress In two parts; full
SO pounds weight that is restfu sanitary comfortable
Mattress that will give years of satisfactory service,
$3.50 each.
Many other styles and grades OF Mattresses In cotton
felt and silk floss including the famous no-tuft kinds
I'D TO $500 each First Floor-New Building
Evening journal., 1914-03-17
Bernstein RedS
TWO SPECIAL VALUES.

INO SfEOlAL VALUES.
Twoinch continuous posts. White Enamel Beds with
filters in both head and foot complete with i0year
guaranteed spring either wire or National fabric
Regular price S7O0; special price. Sl4.0O
Colonial design, twoinch post Beds with flat brass
cap vases vertical filters, both head and foot with
same spring as above Regular price $500; special
price $500 First Foor-New Building
Evening journal., 1914-03-17

Many places in the business world
arc filed daily through the Want Col
umns--Adv.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
70 MAKE 1:SR sSsZ ". 1IAEE.,u1lful

To give your hair that gloss ard lustrc
and wavy silky .sot;lcSS. uc Harmony Hair
Bcautif.er. 1; takes away the dull dead look
cf the hair. and makes il bsighs-turns the
stnngincss into faiffncss the
oily odors and leaves sweet. true rose fra.
granec- the hair easier to put up
neatly and easier to keep in place. Its jus.
exactly what it 10 nlmed-a hAir bcautiiier.
and whether your hal. isuely now OF bcauti-
fu.. 1t will improve its appearance. You IL bc
delighted with the results. Simply sprinkle
q little on your hair each time before brush.
ing it. Contains no oil: will not change the
color Of hair, nor daskcn gray hair.
To keep your hal. and scalp dandrud-frce
and clean, Use Harmony Shampoo. This
pure, liquid shampoo is most convenient TO
use. because i: gives an instantaneous ricf.
toarning lAthcr tha; Immediately pcnctratcs
to every part OF hair and scalp. irsurlng q
quick. thorough cleansing Washed Cd just
as quickly. the entire operation takes only
few moments. Contains nothing that can
harm the hair: leaves no hafshness or sticki-
ncss--just swecs-smelling cleanliness
Both preparations come in odd-shaped,
very ornamental bottles. with sprinkler
tops. Harmony Hair Beautifief, 81 90.
Harmony Shampoo, 5oc Both guaranteed
to satisfy YOU in every way. or your money
back Sold only at the more than ZOO
Rexan Stores, and in this town only BY uA
the Hausman Drug Company -
The Riverside Drug store, Peoples
Drug Store. Opera House Drug Store.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
TO THE HOUSEWIFE

Madam, IL your husband i. like
most men he expects YOU TO look az
ter the health OF yourself and chill.
drcn. Coughs and colds are the
most common OF the minor ailments
and are most likely to lead to serious
diseases. \ child is much more like.
~ to contract diptheria or scarle:
fever when It has cold. II you will
inquire into the merits OF the various
remedies that arc recommended fo'
coughs and colds. You will find tia'
Chamberlain Cough Remedy stands
high in the estimation Of people who
use 1t. 1t is prompt and effectual
pleasant and safe to take. which are
qualities especially to be desired
when medicine Is intended for chill.
dren. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
Ratoa PlsRs to q
Welcome May
Seciability 7os,

Hs,on. y ~. Mana i>-Th-
business mcn'. association hs. been
advised ,ha, the Pueblo Automobile
club. Ceiorado-to-thc-Guii .ocisbii.
,,y run. which this year will be made
in May. Will rs.s through Ration an'.
MAY he rvut~i through .~nirai New
Mexico. over tho scenic highway. The
plan. arc now complete for the run.
hut II is thought that with proper
effort from other town. in the state
the party .ould be induced to max"
he run through New M.sI-o go ~
rap.
An Important meeting Of tho bust
ness mems association L. To he held
Monday evening to take ui' matters
Of intsr~~t TO Ration and northern
New Mexico.
1t is officially reported that tho
site for Ra'on's new s.a.aoo federal
building has been chosen at Wash
ins,on and that the choice fails on
the stevens lots at the corner %!
Third street and Cook avenue.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
Two STATES TO
GET 10ee1AeR TO
AID GOOD ROADS

DoaEiss. Aria. March iN.-So~
that the conference between Cover
nor Hunt cf Arizona and Governor
Mctpnaid Of N-~ Mexico is u settled
fart. and tho date for the meeting
ef the two -arrutiecs here Il. settled
sos April is. thoasias Is preparing
10 make the mect,uS In behalf os
good ruads = celebration state wide
In extent.
Is~~isisx the governors u I. expect
cL that th-r- viii bc several other
oesle Officers from both Arizona and
Nsw Mexico n, the prot<~cd mcrting.
1as ludinE ruas engineers of both
seatr. Invitations have also ,srn ''N-
traded to the county commissioners
ln sevcra, counties In New Mexico
shroaeh which the tordcraand road
rxss and the supervisors and county
snatnC~r OF this county. ....
y Preparations will be made uadcr
the direction Of the chamber of conf
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18

furr~c for a iSui--r f~--ptiou aad
-as~-,sinn-hl cs the s-o Nisisius
sosvtnors ~hii- th-y arr IN tr's rtiS
and IL has been saxsrs,ssi that Gov
-raor Hunt h- accompanied 20 Ro-
dec. vh-r- :,~ ~,il nss-s Governor
MciAsnaii. a th" Arisoaa iiac By a.
many fruu tpuslas az can po>si.i,
sIar- the time to make this short
trip. ~ 1. ~xpVf-,. tha. soscrno.
Hunt ~iii arrive in Douglas "n the
evening Of Arrii II. and that on tic
morning OF the iith he ~iii start for
Ro.i-. q. m--, the coming executive
from N-~ Mexico. The road To Ro-
ieo 1. In good condition - that a
drive there will b- y pleasant one
for all VII. Join the Arizona GO, crn"r
ON the ,rir.
II 4. expected that tac principal
entertaining event tor ,a- visiting
governor. will h. y smoker ai the
Caiisi-n hotel. and u has been su.-
scsl-d that this smoker should h- bc
preceded bs reception to which the
entire population of Douglas should
he invited AMI that tho Ninth cav
airy hand bc secured for the rcni'.
'ion Of a musical program.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
HEARST NV
BUILD CASTLE ON
CANYON CLIFF

Tho s1Axssaff. Arizona. Sun. dis
cussins the recent purchase 10y vii.
liam Randolph Hearst Of the Grand
View hotcl property on the rim of
Grand canyon. says that speculation
over what disposition Hcarse will
make Of his Grand View purchase.
wss settled by Manager Bo~~ick Of
the los Angeles Examiner. who was
returning west over the Santa Fe AZ
ter . CONSULTATION in New York City
with Mr.. Hearst.
Boswick stated that the plans were
being drawn for three distinct prop
editions. which included. first. . pal
atial residence for the owner. . re-
sort hotel to accommodate 3 large
number OF tourists and the building
Of an electric railway from FlaEstaff
to the rim Of the Grand canyon with
the terminus at Grand View. There
wa to be no connection with the
railroad running from Williams to Ell
Tovar and the project Of Mr.. Hearst
was to be. in short, . purely indivi-
dual and independent one. so far a.
other interests were to he considered
In an interiscklnS sense.
As to when the railroad will be-
gin building or from what source the
power Is to be drawn were facts n OF
given publicity. but II is believed the
immense undertaking will be practi-
caily Initiated not later than June or
July Of the present year.
Speaking Of reports In circulation
and published throughout the coun-
try that Mr.. Hearst was to make Ari-
sona his home. to gain recognition
~ an aspirant for future senatorial
honors from this state. Mr.. Boswick
stated that such an impression was
without any foundation whatever,
and should be dispelled as political
forecast of the future.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
ro4 STOMACH AM 1rvER

I. y. Stuart. Wes, wcbstcr. y. ".
writes: = have ussd Chamberlain =
Tablets for disorders Of the ., oma b
and liver off asd on for the past five
years. and Il affords me pleasure to
state that have found them to be
Just - represented They arc mild
In their action and the results have
been satisfactory. value them
highly" For sale by all dealers.
Most anything In printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prices,
At the Chronieie-Nsws Job rooms
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
ny "nys crsan i,ata. =

ny 'Eayb Crsan Raia.-
Oct . small hottie anyway. Jast 70
Try N-sppiy . little 10 the sostris
aud INSTANTLY your ciogsrd soss sad
ssopred.up air rasAsrs OF the hsad
~i'i opea: you ~ii, breathe frrsiy.
duiisss aad headache disappear. ~
morning the estsrsh. eold.in.hesd
OF catarrhal sosr throat will b. eoae.
Fad such misery now. Oct the
small bottle Of "Eiy's Cream naim"
al say drus ssoee. This sweet. fra.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
OPENS UP NoS1Rls, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS Or CAIARaN At ONCE

essst hsta Aisaolvss ~ The hsei q
the ncssriis. psassssiss asA heals
the iafisnsA. svelisa Dsobsaas
With lssss The sase. Nod osl threat
sssass the air peaaasss: ssopo aassy
disehasss and = secliss Of cleansing
snnshisg s-issf eos'es inmsaiass.y.
thpa'i lay awake iosishl struggling
for breath. vtth head ssssfs1: sse-
isiis closed. ha~kias aaA bloWiae.
ca'asrh OF a sold. with It's running
aoss. foai mucous dsuppise iaio the
throat. snd raw dryness IL dissrcs.iss
but truly ac~diess.
Put yoar faiih-juss oaee-ia
"E;ys Cream Rsin" ssd your cole
or esiasrh viii surely disappear.