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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
GOVERNMENT WILL
TRY OUT PLANES
FOR Army WORK


WASHINGTON. oct I5.- Tests are
70 b. carried oui this week ~ the AVi-
alton School ~ the United states Army
n san Diego. Cal FOR the purpose of
developing the aeroplane bost adapted
20 military purposes Al the leating
manufactures ~ aeroplanes IN THIS
country have been invited 90 place
their type ~ aeropiane ia competition
a. the san Diego grounds and there
have been about q dozen entries.
since the European war began there
nave been Inquiries 81 to the extent 81
aerial work in the United states Army
Under the general direction ~ Brign
der Georg. T. Scriyeu. chief signal
officer. and the Immediate command u
capt A = Cowpn. there are now IN
Thinning AZ san Diego n officers and
about iiO enlisted men and civilians.
an important adjunct Is the staff ~
expert civilian employees including
aeronautical engineers, highly trained
rnachinlats and engine builders some
~ whom receive salaries nv high AZ
5000 per annum The corps Is equip
ped with ten aeroplsuea and flying
boats and viii soor be IN possession ~
-four more now under construction.
Mus, Use Quickly.
No. the coming test nt san Diego five
or moro machines qualify under ihe
conditions which the War Department
viii set. the government viii purchase
the three which make Tho createat
number III points arrecins Co pay ti2.-
900 fof tie first 10000 f0r the Soc
and and a. 900 f0r the third The eN-
pertinent ~ the aNlators ln the Europ
can War has shown that one ~ the
most desired qualifications is the abil-
l,y ~ the aviator 10 rise quickly So as
to gain the advantage in position over
an Antagonist or to escap" rlflc-firc.
Therefore the departments apecificn-
tions require that 90 he accepted "A ma
chine must be able 60 climb 1000 feet
In ten minutes with e. useful load u
go pounds.
u must be 81 the bipianc type with
an enclosed passenger compartment
two seated. with dual control and with
a maximum speed not less than 20
and a minimum speed ~ not moro than
90 miles per hour when carrying fuel
and oi for il four hour flight 90 10 per
hour The engine must be- in front ~
the occupants and the machine must Doe
able 60 glide al IAN angle not 90 exceed
ON o. ENNliN NNf ilttNiii'H NlNHt 'iNhl
ify hy making a no-stop flight ~ -four
hours.
Il is probable chat the signal corps
viii place large orders FOR the manu-
facmrc OF such machncs as may sue
cessfuliy pass through the test
while details 4 the performance OF
aeropiancs 10 the European armies
have not yet reached the War Depart
mcnt throush It's military attaches II
10 believed these have been so import
ant na to demand complete reorgani'
alton of military tactics II is nov
practically Impossible for commander
90 mask the movement ~ hls troop
nr the disposition of his artillery ~
| that hencefnrth battles probably mus
be decided. not boy strategic movement
On the field 50 much as Ia, the origiua
strength of the opposite forces Con
scqucntly in the opinion 90 the Gen
eral staff victory must come to IA,
side tina, enters upon war most thor
oughly prepared in equipment and will
organized forces
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
PERSONAL MENTION

William u Klctt o. GroeorS was in
he city yestcrdsy stopping a. the state
hotel
Jamca smith Of Aqua pulce was %
htiairusa visitor 90 Corpus christi yes-
tcrdos ana wat rcgntcred AT ,hc state
hotel
4. a. Schacftcr. ptho AakeS and L.
O. Tnibert of Ciarkwood we're amonE
those registering at the Horne Apart
meute yesterday
MIR and Mrs. v a. Keller OF Sar
Nntonin. arrived n, the Horne Apart
meuts yesterday Tor short vacation
IN the city
Robert W stayton last night lvft Tor
Washington. u a.. Co attend the an -
nuhi mectinR ~ the American nar As
socintion ne expects 20 bee absent from
the city for about i've weeks
J NJ. Hop-on left yesterday Tor Fall
turfias. Alice san Diego and other
points on a cotton buylng trip
Mrs q. W. Wostcrvc-. % san An
tonic In Visiting In the citS as the guest
OF Or and Mrs r. ruTpiu
Fred itnrncy manager ~ Thomas
Model Pharmacy has returned from a
two weeks vacation trip which was
spent IN Cincinnati
a. < Franks travelling frcight agent
/ for tho sap was In the city Yesterday
/ on o business trip.
/ Robert r. iIal " bishop was a bus.
I lncsa visitor In Corpus Christi ,cster-
: day.
i l.. O. stark has returned 10 hts home
N san Antonio after several DAYS
spent here.
Alex We'll and two children ana Syl
van We'll left yesterday for Waco where
they will ROMAN for several days.
4 otto Muonsehcner OF Hohok.n, y. j.
was IN the eify Yesterday en- route {,
Matamoros ON business
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
ENTIRE BATTERY OF
French KILLED OFF
IN TEN MINUTES
GERMAN HowIrzERs 90 DEADLY
WORK TO ENgMY's CLOSE
FORMATION.
LEFT A CRUtsONf PICTURE

fCofrespondence The Associated Pressi
lgEItIIN. oct. l5--iWhat the effect
~ the German field howitzsra fire can
bo when directed upon troops In close
formation. IN described ~ the letter ~
q Gefnau officer which. published Ia
the cologne Gazette 81 September 90
reads In part as follows.
',On August ~. at o'clock ln the
evening just az We were about 10 ~
into quarters fight developed sud
denly before We knew what had hap
pened We we're Ia the thick - ~ II
was a quick victory. The French were
badly thraAhed. That night ~ slopt
in Ditch along the highway with the
starry say Tor a blanket. The cold was
mean,
ION the following day matters pro-
ceeded The French were retiring on
the road 90 Sedsn. Following them We
saw terrible scenes This WAS eHpe
cisliy true ~ a stretch ~ straight road
running through u forrest Here two
( French field artillery regiments had
been nnuinilated. The pieces stood i
[ the road ln marchinI order, the horH
- six 90 each piccc lay dead IN ~,
traces aH Il struck by lightning Neai
them we're scattered the dead Officers
and men
There were "A pieces ~ artillery and
an their crewa dead Tho thing hap,
pened la ten minutes. and Captain
Wilhelm 10 responsible Tor this fin'
'plocc ~ work he rufprined the Frencl
win his field howitsers r., u range d
800 meters The captain WnH shot b
The chest but he could tell ua the story
pno of tho French officers. who hap
prned "a be a short distanc" away from
the artillery. and who VIA wounded
told us that the experience war enough
ca rob anybody ~ his senses
y viii never forget tho awful pic
iure For two kllometcrs nothing hu
pieces or artillery. curpscs and the ga
favcru ~ horses
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
ONE BULLET IN TWO
RIFLES is STYLE OF
ENGLISH FIGHTING
QUICK CHANGE FROM ONE CALL
BRE GUN TO ANOTHER RE.
SUITS RON THIs FORM.
POINTED BULLET DOMINATES


Correspondence Tho Associated presal
LONDON. October 49, The british
troops az the front use two kinds II
rifles. ana two kinds 90 bullets hut
only one kind ~ cartridge This rs an
advantage the American army lacked
IN tho spanish var. whom the mnrines.
The regular ARMY ana The state Volun-
,rcrs used rifles ~ different cnlihre
neccsaitatlug three separate kinds 81
ammunition.
The standard arm ~ the british reg
liars is the short Lee Enfield, Il to
short hHrreled tifle evolved after the
/ lcer war with view 90 a weapon that
may be- used by infantry and cavalt,
alike IT'S predecessor With long bar
I rel IL IN the hands ot the territorial
troops The caiibrr % both types is
SOS IN and the cartridge Is loaded with
cordite Tho magazine capacity Is ten
1 shells IN clips
Pointed Bullet in 1905.
Germany In s05 adopted the pointed
bullet which ms hccn copied hy All
tho other powers HAT England has
} still u large stock 90 the old round nos
cd form. ~ the two types, the sharp
noscd have tho advantage in swift
ness longer range ard fiattcr tyaiccto-
IS. It's mu1zlc velocity is 2fto feet a
second as against the s.ooe feet 81 the
round messed. With the German Mausef
tho initial velocity 81 eNON rs stiil oh
taincd when tho sharp bullet H. issued
but therc In stlli supply Of the Older
type OF German ammunition sent 20 the
flcld The Mauser bullet has "a al
aneter OF 81 and the missile Is suinc-
what heavier thsn the English
Belgium is armed with Tie Mauser
but 1, "a the earlier pattern " 1852
whiic the German is that VI 1895 This
cRllhrc Of the belgian arm IS sol
The I.ohrl rifle % 1855. cailhrc as
has been used by France since 1855
frances pointed bullet differs from
the others IN helms of solid copper
sipc instead cf lead with steel Jackets
Austria ia armed with the Mann.
licher. whose bullet has diameter o
ss.. solnewh hat heavier than that 81 tbs
Nagent rifle Of Russia.
All Weapons Modern.
All 90 thcso weapons are modern
with box maGaElncs The GermAi
Nauser has the hishes, initial velocity
which u slight advantage.
ono reason why 50 few changes haVl
hecn made IN arms In late years, VIII
for instance France sticks to the TYP
" 1855, Is that all countries have beef
hooking Tor a practicable automatic RI
he, Many automat.es have been tFie,
out hut they have All failed to NEE
The tests. hut the experts believe tina
the day ~ not FAR OF when zach sol
tier will carry a machine gun In
fantry fsro than viii tn Gar more dead
~ than a; present.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
THINK rARp.
u Pays 10 Think About Food.

Tho urthinking life somc reopie lead
often causes trouble and sickness ~
Illustrated in the experience % this lady
"About four years ago | suffered
dreadfuns from indigestion. always
having eaten whatever liked not
thinking of tho digeStihie qualities
This indigestion caused palpi,ation OF
the heart SO badly I could scarcely
walk up Night 81 stairs without stop
ping 60 regain breath aud strength.
4 became alarmed and tried dic,lns.
wore my clothes very ioosN and used
other remedies. but foupd no relief
"lleNring VI the virtues % Grape
Nuts aud Postum. l commenced using
them In place ~ ms usual breakfast ~
cotfec cakes or hot biscuit and In one
works time / wax relieved ~ soug
stomach and other ills attending indi
geStlon IN a month's t,me my heart
waa performing is functions naturally
and could climb stairs and hills and
walk long distances,
u gained ten pounds In this short
time, and my skin became clNar and
completely r~gained my health and
strength. continue 10 use Grape Nut.
and Postum Tor I feel that | owe ma
good health entirely 10 their use,
= like the delicious favour ~ Grape
nuts and by making Postum according
~ directions. II tastes similar 20 mns
high grade coffee" Name given by IN,
Postum Co, Battle Greek. Mich.
Tho most perfect food In tbs world
Trial OF orape-Nuts and cream 10 day,
proves There's Reason"
Lock in pkgs. for the little hook. 'srhl
Road 10 weiiville.~
Ever read the above letter. A new
4 one appears from time 10 sims. The,
are genuine, true, and tull Of hnmsi
interest. Acknowledgement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN READY
FOR CAME WITH fALFURRIAS
Brooks County Eleven ard Locals 20
Play First Game Of Season
Saturday.

The iiieh school football squad. an
der the direction ~ Coach J. J hc1ook
put ln strenuous afternoon yester-
inY. holding o. anAppy pmcuc" before
nv. first game ~ the season. winch
takes place Saturday. when the fafur-
riss Nigh school tenn viii meet The
locals 90 the gudirou AMER having
been wuiiicd cat every afternoon dur
ms fhn paAi thrte weeks "a team that
viii compete wen attn any high school
team hnn brvn rounded into shape. and
the boys are confident ~ victory
throughout 'h0 season.
Afternoon practice is most complete.
and vigorous period rs spont winding
lp with BE- mnppy scilmnagc. 'o give
the bows tlate ~ tine real play De-
fore th, teaHrn begins. The loss ~
many stars ff0m ast years team WIZ
prove someN n1t q drawback al the
beRifins az Htt sruHon. % ia said. but
memhra Of the team ARE sure that
vhcp tho lHst saiae la played. thcy VIII
hnNe record as aood az the team II
1913 ilnnl details of the game sat
uriiHy have b.eu arranged and th'
team ls lbuklnc forward Gao victory
when thcy meet Their opponents
Tho local linc-up Tor the coming
same viii probably be-
Eson GIN rEht end.
I'renk Ashhy right tackle
Arthur Lambert right guard
d Joe thncun. center.
HOMER M0mack lefi guard
Edgar barnett lett tackle
r y Wilson. DR. lcft end
Paul Freeman Quarterhack.
George i.ntle right haifhaclt.
/ Herbert HAYNES loft haifbnck
Howard 'ulcmaH tcaptaiul fulbac.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
COLLEGE EXHIBIT TO SHOW
VALUE RURAL EDUCATION
CONSOLIDATION RURAL SCHOOLS
WILL Or DEMONSTRATED AT
DALLAS STATE FAIR.

The social Center section ~ the Col
icgc ~ Industrial Arts child Welfare
exhibit nc tho Dallas state Fair. shows
the underlying motive ~ the movement
for ,i.u consolidation of rural schools.
namely, TO mako rural education more
efficient and 90 expand the school into
a center Tor community activity. The
school buildlrgs are illustrated as one
of the greatest sources II waste AZ pub
lie funds They have been hWils and
equipped by local taxes and at an av.
eragc are closed fiVe- siNthH % the time,
while the young people, have sought
uuesiicnahlc places IT amusement and
the adult mesnbers have had no place
10 meet and discuss questions f0r their
common eocd.
Following tho ronerai idra OF child
welfare tho Collegc of industrial Arts
has prepared number ~ screens an
various phases 81 the subject Tor iis
exhibit az the State Fair \ section
an the childs food was made from ma.
tcrlals gathered from various sources
statements from hundreds OF school
children show that two thirds ~ them
have beef steak, pork. ham OF sausage
Tor breakfast An cf THESE things ar,
hard to digest and study after suci
meal IL shown to work both hrag
and stomach at the same timo, Man,
children have coffee Tor breakfast !
poison for all growing children. Mir
cereals, fruit and eEgs are illustrated
as The best breakfast foods FOR chill
dien.
Tho chlcf cause o. s,.c death 90 Va
bies Is shown 10 be ignorance an,
"Reminiscences on tho part Of moth
era Il is not the babies horn. but IN
babies saved that count. Tho wroni
kind OF food is responsible for NOR
deaths thnn any other one shins.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
Al Weapons Modern.

Mr. and Mrs J. c. IArenhy left yes
,erday morning for Miacrll Wells fof
A ssvuial weeks visit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16

X. G. Parks. a prominent citizen of
Kennedy Was la calPus Chrisu ves,ae'
day on bunsneas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. JAMES hkAoAcHE POWDERS
oivE INSTANT RELiEF-cosT
DIME a PACKAGE

Ncrfc-rapkirr. spiitflng ~ dun
a. aDpinr hendac hes yield 81 ilst few
moments a. Df. James Headache po~ .
der- which costs only 20 cents pack 3
age At any drug store. rs the quickest,
surest headache relief in The whole
world Don't suffer Relieve tho agony
and distress non, You can Millions
81 men and women have found that
headache Of neuralgia misery is need
leaS. Gei shat }ou ASK fnr Advcr.
flsemott
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16
HOBO SEASON IS HERE;
HOUSEWIVES ARE WARNED
City Police Departments Requests Co
operation Of Citizens IN peport,ng
Tramps

Tho great hobo movement has be-
KUN. Like the crlokcts. who nave out
"a the signs 81 the firm aorihct. tho
knights 81 the dusty rond and railroad
tie, Move 70 the south, after having
spent q very enjoyable summer AT tho
Thousand islands aud other aummcr
resorts. thank YOU
liut few have been noticed in the past
few days, as II 10 rather early in th,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16

Dna fttgf in ure Nn iiN hard not 10 daaerec' fore
AXE an fau ttar Gibson mentioned Why, can't be only
lrsl oee ru, can't bc mistake They're alkin
hou ihr Pirate atar It's nincty-nno 90 they are
Az thor GhHous scratch They're all cor George They
should oc too. There's darn fow Twin who 80 a
better Sob ut catch
birth CAB started ont Canuct in baseball
thonnt "a change hts luck ne 90 buffalo ia one
there nine -four he made the fans Hit an
rem Go watch hun catch Hn throw. Next year twas
pitthnig fans whI rayed about that George bo-
hlred down there behind tie bat iioa been their Idol
entu TINT dal II the of hoy away they'd grape
their sleeves an hat
Gb'h work was not AN with the mtt ITO know
kow to get up nn hit To paste 'em me WHOM
sitchorH start % n,iate they ~ CD behind The
plate an keep earth their ioca It's Giba tenti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-16

HfN h00 no
M TOO nrlshlt 40 nrne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26
TODAY'S HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS
BY Mary Lee.

become red hot. because irons do nor re-
tain the heat equally throughout after
ward. and besides il rouehens then, r.
pan is turned over the irons while they
are heating they will get hot more
quickly. one woman | know docs mis-
and cooks something on the ton that re-
quires slow cooking. She often makes a
stew and gets better results than when
cooked over the gas burner direct she
says
Fortunately for the youne. Iaund,ess Of
today. She finds very few starche,l D.eces
in her Laundry These take So much
longer than the pIaip clothes besides ca1l-
ing for a great deal more skin 90 sI,a
should be grateful for the change in CON
ditions Starch is almost sure 10 stick
to the irons even if carefully made SO
the better pan is to keep a square of fine
sardpaper tackled to one end of the hoard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26
BY ANNE RITTE.HoUsE.

The best thing about the new hats is
their variety.
one just becomes convinced that they
are TO be startlingly high and narrow
when one sees a broad, fiat nat tilted
above pretty head. In the next moment
a shovel-shaped combination of tule and
straw and flowers appears and then along
comes an almost conventional sailor hat.
So it is probable that every type OF
face and every fancy can be truly suited
in the new hats.
OF course some fashionable woman may
take fancy to one of them and wear
it in such way that it Immediately be-
comes popular, just as the Duchess of
Marlborough. interested in tobogg aiming
at st. Moritz this winter, made those odd
little pointed caps of velvet. tipped at
the end with a ponpon. popular. For
these caps were modelled on the gay
wooden caps OF st Moritz and the to-
bogcans
Pornpons are worn a great deal on the
new straw shapes. They are becoming
easy TO pur on with GOOD results and al
tngether sr~art. EJt il hehooves the
wof7ar who ,nI1st VICAR her hats FOR many
months 70 80 careful of them. They are
too a--ra tive to osca-e the curse of over
popularity ~ present they have the
favor cf fashion Ms w K Vanderbilt
has hreu wear'ne brown soals'in sailor
HIT F-ovn the crown % which sprines a
gol5er-ve'low po-~non. She was Standi~ Z
in th's hat The o*he- dav a. the counter
of 2 shpp whore rearlS sold that cost
fortune. and the bright yellow of the
po~.ponS was strikingv good against her
dark Span'Sh hair and ewes
SOME OF THE NEW THINGS.
Sailors are to he widely worn. Some
of them. of straw. have pulled tops put
in the crowns. of MORE silk Of tulle.
Serve of the sailor hats are made Of white
corduroy II mined with single black
Jet ornament. These are for morning
wear with light trocks for the country.
The br.ius of these new sailors are rather
narrow.
The most popular way Of trimming
sailor hats. OF straw silk or tulle, is
with two matching ornaments. one on
each side OF the crown. Sometimes these
ornaments are two little brushes Some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26
HOU 20 Make
Better Cough yrup
Than You Can Buu
a Family Supply, Saving S.
and Fully Guaranteed.

a full pint OF cough syrup-as
much as You could buy for s.. so
can easily DC made at home. You
will find nothing that takes hold
Of the ordinary cough more quick
ly. usually conquering it inside Of
"A hours. Excellent. too, for
spasmodic Group, whooping cough,
bronchial asthma and bronchitis.
Mix one pint OF graduated sugar
with Il pint OF warm water, and
stir for 2 minutes. Put 2a ounces
Of Pinex (hfty cents WORTH in a
pint bottle. then add the Sugar
Syrup. 1t keeps perfectly.
The effect of pine and sugar
syrup on the infiamed membranes
is we'll known Pinex is a most
valuable concentrated compound
Of Norway white pine extract. rich
in guaiacol and other natural heal
ing pine elements. Other prepare
tions will not work in this com
bination
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup
remedy has often been initiated.
but the old successful mixture has
[ never been equalcd 1t is now
I used III more homes than any
( other cough remedy.
A guaranty OF absolute salts
J faction. or money promptly re-
} funded. goes with this prepare
} ton. Your druggist has Pinex,
} or will get it ipr you If not,
J send to The Pin& Co, Fl. Wayne,
J Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26

are cut in one with the body and run to a
point quite a bit longer under the arm
than on top. They are tied up with knot
ted blue satin ribbon.
The fronts of the sacque are very short.
but the lower edge is cut away, run
ming to point in back that reaches the
knees.
A fiat bow with long sash end OF
wide blue ribbon attached at the center
back, covering q short line of gathers at
an empire waist line boudoir cap to
match is cut something like sunbonnet
without the poke. for there is a deep
ruffie started from over the ears that
runs around the back of the head. Each
end istrimmed with a small blue bow.
These sets that will wash are really a
comfort and they can be made equally
as ornamental as the more eXtravagant
silks and chiffons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26
Cheese Puffs.

In saucepan of boiling wafer melt Two
tablespoonfuls of butter. When the watcr
and butter are boiling stir into them foiIr
tablespoonfuls OF flour. wet with cold
water and four tablespoonfuls of gratcd
cheese Cook for three minutes. stirring
all the time Remove from the fire, art
when the mixture is cold add two eggs
and beat hard for fifteen minutes. Line
baking-dish with creased paper and drop
the mixture upon II. a spoonful at time.
leaving ample space between each PUT
for the swelling caused by baking. When
pulled up and brown they are done and
must be eaten at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26

using chiffon, crepe de chine and all
over net laces for lingerie. but now 1t is
quite commonly used and that is why
the STYLES in unde-garments have never
been prettier.
\ dainty little trifle known as a night
dress sacque is shown in the sketch. 1t
was meant primarily to slip on over a
sleeveless gown, but may be used just as
conveniently for q breakfast sacque or
short matinee with lingerie petticoat.
1t is made of fine India null bordered
with wide band of shadow lace and out
lined with ruffling of net. The sleeves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26
Sore Throat Don'ts

When the children have sore throat,
don't blister their necks with lamp oil.
Don't torture them with foul smelling
piece OF fat meat. wrapped about the
neck. Don't imagine there Is medical
virtue in an old sock or piece OF red
flannel. Don't believe in antiauated
superstitions A sore throat is a serious
matter and Is not TO be healed by *
snch make believe remedies. The use III
OF such methods is simply putting
the patient TO needless torture. Use ~
a little sore throat wisdom and give 10!
item ToNSILINE and the throat a
VIII heal quickly. &c and SOC. Hos "a
pital Size, $1.oo. ~