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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-10
4 ~; 1i ,.S We q. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS -
FOR SALE

81, 000--5-room modern frame; two
large porchcs. good outbuildings.
Fourth ward. Easy terms.
s2,10O--7-room frame; bath. Lot
1hxl50i fine shade, good out
buildings. Fourth ward.
tl900.-4-room frame, bath. fine
shade. good outbuildings. fine To-
cation; n. 18th st.
50, 000-5-room brick, modern. well
built. cellar, sleeping porch, good
outbuildings: w. Silver Avenue.
close In.
IS, .00--S-room frame, modern. 3.
room frame; sleeping porch. mod
ern, and broom house in rear. all
furnished.
ts.200--6-room bungalow. modern,
Highlands. close In.
A. FLlETSClHIlElR
Loans Fire Insurance
Ill South Fourth 81.
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Santa Fe. Aug. Superintendent
j. H. Wagner of the city schools re-
turned last evening from TERRA Am
arlla where he conducted the teach-
ers' institute. He declares that no
portion of New Mexico looks so
prosperous and has so high pro-
portion Of personal wealth which
seems so well distributed that there
are practically no poor people in that
seotinn
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carrizozo, \. NJ, Aug. 9-Amos
Eaker. for thirty years a resident of
Lincoln county and one Of the pio-
ners of that section, died of cancer
which followed a stroke of paralysis
some years ago. He was a native Of
Texas and Methodist. His wife. two
sons and two daughters survive him
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VETERINARY ooLLrcEs,


The Journal now has fuii assortment
nf card sigma on hand. AOu can certainly
Nnd what you want IA the following iri.
FURNISHED Rooms For Rent" "uniufnish-
I'D Rooms For ilent" 'F0r Rent" .tar
Sale, Rooms Fer Rent" Furnished Roams
For tight House Keeping" Room and
Board Table Board eltunso For salr.e
House For Rent" ''rialn Sowing" sureas-
makhF The cards viii be sold nt the iu,y
price u to cents each. Caf At the huala,..
affire
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1rhaX&0a & Co.
Real Estate and Loans.
2il W. Gold.

FOR sALE--Mlsccnanco
FOR sALE-cedar posts Phone ibsgw
FoR SALE SOC davenport. chrap. good as
new Phone i3ieI
FOR sAi.E--iiigh grade piann CHEAP 10
cash. 40 south High
rUl sALE--furnitule. rags. cnTrkens -an1
nleyele. W. Norm Eighth.
FOR sALE-iioiae, buggy and harness
500 south High Phone 1904
FOR sALE-ho usohold goods. faHfifS and
enlck.ns. az .es snuih Afno street
FOR sALE-uDderw.od typewriter. good
order. $50. S2i West Gold Phone itt
FOR SAt.E-A large sotid oak dining
room table, cheap can Ga West Coal.
FOR sALE-cheap Mountain wagons. Iue.
GIGS aud surrles. llans,fs Harness shop
~ West Copper
FOR sALE--oiead 20-iuch cemeni 6lecI1
enough for heuse foundation. 10 cents
each Phone 1882
FOR sALE-Ffst-eass filtered cider. In s
ana lo.gailon casks. 20 cents a gallon
delivered. Call issow
FOR SALE Bees. good colonies 5000 Bred
Belgian does ana hufches Wth's orch
ard. l2ol North Eleventh. Prone 1907.
FOR sALE-One Harley Davidson 5-h0rSr.
power 1913 single motorcycle ia good
order Price 10000. g. -. Hopping 3sf
South second.
FOR SALE-on account VI leaving The civ
am offering some nf my household raads
Tor sale CALI az ] g South Broadway. Her
mon = Williams
FOR sALE-1hree Model linotype mag.
azlnes In first-cinss condition one OF
all at bargain. Morning Journal Aibu-
ouerque. n. NJ
FOR SALE-On account ~ leaving The city
am offering some If ms household goods
for sale cali at l22 South Broadway. Herr
mon p. Williams
FOR sALE-My fine driving team. either
one Will work double or single. or under
saddle; wagons surrey. mountain buggy.
small farm wagon. l = inch; spring
wagon single buggies double and single
harness. George X. Nehcr 500 North Sec
ond street.
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1YpEwI,ITl.Rs.

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ALL KINDS. both new and second hand
bought sold. rented and repaired. Al.
buqusrque Typewriter Hxehanss. Phone
fss sei ~ fioia
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Santa Fe, Aug. g.--liemorrhage of
the stomach took Mrs. Henry Nord-
haus. pioneer resident of Deming.
Her husband died a year ago and two
sons. Frank and Morris. survive her
FOR SALE-Choice Young White
Lcglorn and Rhode Island Red hens.
For early layers these cannot be beat
en-. Strong. vigorous fowls bred on
open range. If interested In egg-pro-
ducers see these. Price, 81 each In
lots of one or more.
r.. W. FEE,
Phone 10. 2f2-216 W. Lead.
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s-~~~~-~@-~~-~~e~-~-~-~~-~
FOR sALE-About acres improved land
adjoining Lpokhart Ranch. Al a bargain
Henry i.oekhart phone 1883
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FpH SALE Small ranch fine Location fnf
sheep nr cattle isois ~ free range Ad.
drtsH owner journal
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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FOR SALE Restaurant and hotel. cheap
Y Niefl si5 South First street
FOR SALE An NJ. orfam unfinf and
fruit stand on Central aNonuc best ir
citNi sacrifice price. owner going away
cnll 2i9 South First
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You miss many opportunities daily II you
10 not read Journal want ads.
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WANTED-Posltion as baker Address
Baker. care Journal.
WANTED Family washing. frst-cass
work, reasonable. also mems soft shirts
paiamas underwear 72ais East Iron.
TRAINED NURSE wants 10 take care ~
tuberculosis case. Several years exneii
enee Ia various tnhercuiaf saHiiaflums re-
erences Phone 6St.
WANTED Position by healthy capable
experienced salesman IN dry goods ana
gents furnishings. Address W @ f.. 400
South Seventh
WANTED-Pp Position at anything / can DO
Am qualified for clerical work on book
keeping Have family and must work. Aas
dress Box Is. care journal
WANTED--roHition of any kind by heaithy
hustling yaung married man Have had
twelve years experience salesman, Best
OF references location immaterlai Address
7. j Roberts. city
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Ccntry's Eggs. the dependable kind
~ Jaffa's, Maloy's, Hawkins.
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ANTkD--Pianes household goods etc.
Stored safely at reasonable rates phors
=. The security Warehouse i fmprove-
sofs 10 Gold Ave
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THEY LAY. they win. they psv Wnn
four first. one second. AZ state fair, 1871
sin fret. two seconds 1919. five nrsts
four seconds and Gov Mcdonald cup
1914 r. G. v. l. Reds Mottted Ancouna
9. c. white Orpingtona. Butt Orpinrtons
and / r. Ducks stock eggs and chicks
Tor sale l. u. Thnma. p o. Box III
1T " Hagaidine
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waNTED-Posiiions.

SITUATION WANTED ny LIVE
SHOE SALESMAN - Capable az
buying and managing dept one
who knows the game. Best Of ref
erences. VIII be open Aug. lSth.
X X X. care Journal.
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lP@rterfield Co.
Real Estate Fire Insurance Loans
ZIG W. Gold
PRICE REDUCED

Practically new 4-room cottage In
4th ward with extra large lot t5oxs0o
teet)i some NUT trees acequia wafer
and an ideal garden spot or city chick
en- ranch. Owner needs money and
has Just reduced the price TO 1900. oo
aud II is bargain.
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roR sAl.E-Li,cs,och and roultry

FOR SALE ono two nauth.uId Jersey bun
caif dam tested 90 with first calf and
FaNt ~ pounds per day Address D. H.
iaenhson. u .. iinx ma. old Albuquerque.
gENTKY's :. G. WHITE IFGuORN Many
cHfcks. tt2Od PER 100
Satisfied customers In New Nexicn and
Arizona write. Am sure pleased with
thcm;" Have not hest ones" "rhay are u
tine lot We match the big fluffy kind den.
trys Poultry hanch, Alhuunerunc. N NJ
FOR SALE seventy LAYING hens. thiftv
March nullets lHl ien cetkefela an
thoroughbred White leGhnru stock and
able ceaps aud sane chicken netting au
frames chance o. Fet Hlms fanl stock
a the riehi price. Phone 1859. 1920 suuih
Arnn.
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Yields Of Leading Stocks Based on
Present Selling Prices.

Market ClOsing-SellinR pressure 20
which the market was subjected
caused a recession In the second hour,
but tho volume OF activity diminished
on the decline and some observers
said buying was better than tho SELL
ing.
American Cotton oil was not af-
fected by the announcement OF a plan
TO simplify tho company's organlza-
ton and increase the efficiency OF It's
operations by segregating various
lines OF business In which the com
pany In engaged.
Tho market closed showing small
fractional changes below the best for
the day. Total sales. l4s,747 shares.
Opening-Although some stocks
| showed recesslons at the start. the
| strength and activity displayed yes
| terday was again In evidence. and be-
fore the end OF the first fifteen min
utes nearly everything on tho list
| showed some amount ~ gain. Read
ing was the feature. selling at lG6 "a
up "a; Canadian Pacific up I-2 a,
POS l-2, and most all the active rail-
road issues were activs~
Realizing sales and bear pressure
caused small reaction In market, but
there wac a tendency toward dullness
on the decline. and some OF tho large
| commission houses advised Gus
toners to buy on the recession The
Rumely stocks were weak on state
ment that there would be reorgani-
zatiOn of cOmpany's finances. and
substitution Of a new issue OF stock
all OF one kind for tho issues now
outstanding, but OF much smalle,
amount than the aggregate of the
present common and preferred ThG
common sold nj llia. off "a, and tbs
preferred AT 30, OFF L. Contra
Leather advanced To 3GiR
The evening world., 1914-03-21

his hold on the bundle. which was
forthwith jerked from his grasp.
The men made off. supporting their
wounded companion. He stood alone.
bewildered and painting in the evil
smelling, dark alley-yet not alone.
Her voice came again. almost tear
full.
"Oh, senior. you are not hurt
no?" Now he saw her. she was run
ming toward him from the mouth OF
the passage. IL feared almost to
throw the knife" she gasped. "Ah.
thank heaven, you are safe!" She
was in his arms sobbing on HIS
shoulder.
"But-what-what was In that
package they were willing to murder
me for?" he asked In amaze.
Nothing, Just nothing at all but
books" She raised her tear wet face.
and reading the utter puzzle Of his
expression, she laughed. then frowned
in a tempest OF angry indignation.
"Father had no right 10 make use Of
you so. ! am very angry. He In a
what you call filibuster. We were
watched. We couldn't get the money
to pay for the consignment. because
1t was in 1ewelry that had been
make a move. Nobody dared come
for them. nor we to take them out
Express post. they would get. too
they have before. Baranca knows;
he Is OF US. 30 father let them geo
you takke that-so--and by now the
real box has reached its destination.
But l didn't know, not till ! saw
you 20. l told my father what
thought. l ran out by the basement.
Father did not care at all II they
knitted you to get the dummy pack
age," She burst into tears again
and hid her face.
Slowly feversham came out OF his
daze. lie was still mystified, but his
Indignation at having been made a
flibusterer's cats-paw was greatly
mitigated by his gratitude to the
reprobate's daughter. Moreover, the
whole episode was 50 strongly
favored by the turgid duplicity OF
Central American diplomacy, that
the somewhat abrupt nature Of his
next remark did not strike him rs
odd. Romance in New Spain" ~
spelt with capital and very
rapidly rolling u.
wen drop him a line after We
are married. Wen do that right
away. think" he added rumina'
lively. that l don't care for Father
| mi COrazone!" she exclaimed.
! "Husn," he cried. That's too much
| like the parrot"-and with kis'
sealed the lips Of Chill pepper red.
The evening world., 1914-03-21
SERVICES FOR F. T.. MARTIN.
Thirty Bowery Mea When Ne 1890
Among Others There.

Funeral services for the late FREEZER.
lex Townsend Martin were condvetsd
this morning by the Rev DIR. ChAgleo
l.. siattery at Grace eSiurch. Bread.
way and Tenth street. A feature Was
the presence OF u group Of thirty ssss
from the Bowery. all OF whom the late
Mr.. Martin had at some time sssiots1.
The pail bearers were Stuyyo10a1
Fish. Edmund L. Baylies. A. MugR09
Young. Frederick H. Baldwin. Bevystt
Chew, John T.. Pine. Bcrtram Crlk9of
and Charles L.. Robinson. Ef
Among others who attended the Ger
Vice were Mr.. and Mrs. Julien r. Ro-
yies, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Martin, M
ior Wendell Fenton. Mr.. and Mrs. 49,
crlck Martin Davies. Mr.. and. ulre
Howard Townsend, Maslstrste reer
Barlow, John -; n Crim'nins' .n M ~
Fred Stcrry. y. Cessimir De Rhan 0sla
Mrs. Hermann Oslrichs. *
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appearance, has wired iridescent
wings having a blue sheen, and Il
wear.
Many collars are square nj the back.
being one Of the early novelties. but
this feature and the vague square
line at the back Of many OF the
bodices would seem to intimate that
the high collar will die a natural
death when once the warm days IRE
with us again. There IL n strong
tendency toward rolling collars. with
n great fare at the throat. They are
usually OF fpe batiste, hemstitchcd
or finished with a picot edge. Collars
The evening world., 1914-03-21
BOYS DROWNED IN CANAL.
Bodies Of Two Newark Lads Tahop
From water by scarrhers.

The bodies of Walter Mason OF NA ~
South orange avenue and Samuel Sic
gel OF No. ~ South Orange avenue
Newark. who disappeared from theii
homes "Wednesday evening. were SounS
to-day In tho Morris Canal at Summit
street. Tho boys were eight years ~. I,
They went out To play after echoo1
on Wednesday, II Ii now knoWn -
they wandered up along tho bod q
the canal. which In only half . ESQqg
from their homes. They were proo0b1y
hand. when one Of them fell b oas
dragged tho other. 80
The father Of the Mason boy told -
police Thursday night that ne had To-
suited u fortune tetles. who aioa A.
hoy had been drowned In waAsr east =
his home. He demanded that the cob9s
be drained between locks In the Vicinity
Of South Orange avenue. Tho L6hi04
Valley Railroad Company. which en-
the canal. ordered that this be DONE, y
The evening world., 1914-03-21
FLED AFTEn DaIOAL; !,
WANTS TIE DnoE(
Yale Ballphyers Wife 4 Le01
FAINT, Her Mother TestL Z
fies In Suit.

Mr.. Marian Edith Mcdonald ~
asked Justice Cohalan II the Dyul
Court yesterday 10 anaul her mes
to miner q J. McCaun. son Of Q { a
burgh banker and formerly wsll-eul
In college Baseball circles - . ~
Of the Yals blue.
II havsa't sen ny husbaad slDoo
Marriage" said the young wonAa
has since gone on the stage. u
been living all the time with ny -
Mrs. Lillian McDonaid. at Ne s1e K
One Hundredth street"
The marriage was the result
dare" given by Mccain TO Miss Nd
AID at late supper IN an upeUWn j
stcr palace. They spod - Brid0o
Conn. IN an automobile at ouSD
were married at sunrise On Nog0oI
1873. III
After the ceremony somethlnn
wronH with the automobile and 10
had to get out and get UNDER"
lay on his back under the car. aa1
ing to repairs. his wife stole away Z
hurried back TO horne and mothGP. I
The evening world., 1914-03-21

on this order follow much the Same
outline. but are given various names.
such as Cromwell. Gladstone. Nor
mandy. &c. But they are all Of ma =
tcrials that wash and siarch-a very
important feature. The figure at the
right shows a typical model.
Quite the newest thing In Easter
furbeiows In the chiffon mum. which
may he In n tone OF the color to match
tho gown. II In prettily draped dag
onnlly from one flower trimmed cor
ner TO another. where strayinR now
ers drop from velvet ribbon ends
Soft ruhles Of tho chiffon. picot edged,
fall gracefully at the sides.
The evening world., 1914-03-21
QUEEN ANT LOST
IN THE STREETS
OF THIS BIG CITY
She Came in on the Ship
lmperator Last Wednesday
From Abroad.
MRS.C.W. MORSE, OWNER
Wife of Ice King Imported the
Pet to AmuSe Her Son, Who
Is Twenty-Three.
MRS.C.W. MORSE, OWNER

LosT-Ons large red meadow ant. Ap.v.-, n
Ma Charlie, w. Morse. No. x; west ssso9 Ft., T.
Yes. Stree! Wandering around In
this great big New York Is lady ant
OF crimson tinge who Is quite as much
lost as was our old friend Mona Lisa
up till short while ago. The Iady's
name. as per advertisement. is Gwen
dolyn. and Mrs Morse. wife of the
erstwhile ice. steamboat and financial
king. Ia quite anxious to learn of her
whereabouts
Gwendolyn. whose native heath Ia
dear old France. arrived in New York
Wednesday on the good ship Impera-
tor. She was the queen ant Of a colony
OF 100 subjects that Mrs. Morse had
brought from Paris to amuse her
youngest son. who Is twenty three
years Of age. And. be It known, red
meadow ants. because OF their strange
gyrations and performances when
placed under glass, are quite the rage
at tho present time In Paris
SUBJECTS OBEY ORDERS OF
QUEEN ANT.
But the secret of the amusing
antics Of the ants is their efforts 10
carry out the bidding Of their queen,
and so. when Mrs. Morse arrived at
her apartment. after the trip from
the pier Wednesday. and laid the
case in which the ants were quar-.
tered before her youngest hopeful,
she found tho queen gone and the
other denixens about as lively as
Broadway at $50 A. NJ, II Mr..
Mitchel's closed lid order be carried
out. Queen Gwenny had made her
the case.
$50 you see," explained Mrs
Morse's son to-day, I'VE arc most
anxious to recover the queen. The
other ants will not perform at all
while she is away. They await her
bidding to get busy again, and we're
afraid that II we can't ind her they'll
die.
| MY Ilolief tchs iie tilht WHlIe OF
shipboard with their queen in their
midst the ants were Of great inter-
est to the passengers. The queen
seemed so intelligent that II was de-
cided to give her name. and the
name hit upon waR Gwendolyn.
FEARED SHE WOULD HAVE TO
PAY $500 DUTY.
| Mother was very much fright
ened as we neared land for fear she
would have to pay duty on the ants
MS live stock. You see. the duty or
live stock Is. ! believe. Sc a head
and as there are at least 100 head OF
ants in the colony. mother fgurec
that she would have to pay $500 duty
But the ants were admitted dut,
free"
SO, please. anybody. II you see q
young ant gliding aimlessly abou
on the island. just say: "Hello
Gwenny." and direct her to the Mai
son des Ants. now established In the
Morse domiciis in Fifty-cighth street
The evening world., 1914-03-21
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Market opened firm. Near months
advanced on buying by shorts. and
March was advanced to new high
level, registering premium OF u
points over May and l06 points over
July.
In second hour further R,s'ns In
March. May and July carried the
pricos up higher. March Mt 1903 was
M "A points. showing so points above
MAY. Market closed strong, 10 13
points advance.
The evening world., 1914-03-21
FIRE EXHIBITION SP0lLH>

Man AUxtous 60 see Eosiaeo 49,
r~s'cd Before They Answer Alssss.
Jus. because he wanted 60 see 49,
mobile IRE engines In action. John ~
Naiiy. u middle akcd tramp. turned M
Arc alarm at midnight. To mako q a
perfectly good alarm he pulled the boz
az the front gate Of Bellevue .Hosu1tsl.
The alarm was answered 6y two nIA-
GOATS. three frc engines. two hook -
ladder trucks. u water tower. q -
uty chief. two Battalion Chiefs - b
alvegc corps wagon. There was M
settlement In the hospital NJ TIE ap-
parat,s approc ahed without nota4 '
After all his trouble McNaMy' di6px
ven get a glimpse OF tho ENGINES. ~
'atroimnn Frewin saw him turn u IN
iarm. grabbed him and hustled him ~
the Office. where he was kept 40
he nrcmen had Departed. Msglserqnp-
Nolan In lorkNille Police Court eD-do,'
held Mentally In $500 bail for tFioa II
,he Court ~ Special Sessions. ~
The evening world., 1914-03-21
Noted Portrait Psi.ter DEAD.

BOSTON. March ?i.--Wilton L1cke
wood. painter Of portraits. folk stno>1e
and flower pieces. Is dead. He was hefA
In wilton. Conn. nifty three years aba
aud studied with John I.afarge sp4 ~
PARIS, Among his best known poetT0e85
are those Of former President OrQDof
cleveland, John I.afarge and JvG30n
oliver Wendell Holmes Of tho UHyS63
states Supreme Court. hN
The evening world., 1914-03-21
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Preliminary figures OF February
foreign trade announced by the DO
partment Of commerce show slight IN
crease IN imports and decrease or
10 Der cent. in exports. compared with
The evening world., 1914-03-21

February, 1918. Eight months imports
totaiied $i.2i7.6s9.50s. decrease S2s.-
709.176. Exports for eight months were
Sl,695.6i5.i7?: decrease. S25.0i6. 1873.
compared with corresponding pre-
ccdinH period.
Bay Consolidated Copper Company
reports ?is.767 tons OF orc treated tr
February. an average Of 1919 tom
per day at cost Of 1910 cents per
pound. Tho first ten days Of March
showed s.tSs tons treated daily.
Buttcrick Company report net
profits for past year increased $751;
$50: dividends were 3i39.+is and bal
ance ST7.is2.
| American Cotton OH Co. has an
nounccd n plan to increase volume OF
company's business through com.
pnnics controlled by them to use the
by-prui acts OF crude oil. cotton seed
oil, a., ., manufacturing cottolene and
lard compound. as well ms soaps
washing powders and fortilixcrs.
| Louisville and Nashville earnings
decreased S67,070 second week In
March. From July I "a total increase
Is shown Of Sol9.474.
| Department OF Justice issued state
ment that negotiations nre progross.
ing In satisfactory manner on New
| Haven affairs and II is believed thai
all details will 10 satisfactorily ar
ranged At an early datc.
The evening world., 1914-03-21
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.

Wheat was inclined 10 sag support
seemed 10 have been temporarily
withdrawn-cosed unchanged to S-o
decline.
Corn was under pressure OF profit
taking sales-caSh demand was less
active-closed 3-s to IL decline.
The evening world., 1914-03-21
EusItsh Won Ruxby THE.

INvERLEITH. Scotland. March 81
Tho English fifteen to-day won the In
tsrnational rugby championship. defeat
Ing the Scottish team Is points TO Ii.
The evening world., 1914-03-21
Resinol will
stop that itch

"HE moment that KesinoI
Ointment touches itching
Il skin, the itching stops and
healing begins. That's why DOC
tor, have prescribed it suecessfully
for nineteen years in even the
severest cases Of eczema, Il tier,
Insworm, rashes and other tor
mentins, unsightly skin eruPtons:
Aided by warm baths with Resinol
Soap, Resinol Ointment restores
the skin or scalp to perfect health
and co mfort, quickly, easily and At
little cost.
RssinoI 10 also an excellent housshold
,.rnedy wherever soothing, heAinS spp"..
avon IL needed. II contains nothing Of
hsrsh or Injurious nature and can oe
Med on he tsndsrsst or most irrttAtsd
sanses. Practically every druggist sells
Rssiuol Ointment zoe and Sl). 900
6ssinoi Sosp l3se). For tsisl free. vr,ts
10 Dspt. AS, Rsainol. Baltimore, MO
Avoid s'ubssitutss" for ssauihs RssinoI