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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
POULTRY CONTESTS.
Efforts Will be Made to Increase the
Egg Crop in Iowa. Rural
Schools to Act.

State Food Inspector j. s. Bittner,
whose home is in Cedar Rapids, Ia,
will start a poultry contest in the
following counties: Linn, Johnson,
! Iowa, Cedar, Delaware, Buchanan,
Benton, Dubuque, Jones and jack
| son.
There will be about one hundred
and fifty cities represented in this
contest Mr. Bittner has been MAX
ing arrangements with egg produce
merchants in each one of these coun-
ties, asking them to furnish two set
tings of eggs of standard breeds, to
the pupils of the nearest rural school,
with the understanding that the pu-
pills, with the assistance of their
! teacher, shall attend to the Matching
of the eggs given them. After the
hatch the broods will be under the
care of some pupil or pupils of the
school until maturity, at which time
they will be asked to exhibit the
birds at a poultry show, which will
/ be held in each of the above named
counties some time this fall or win
ter.
After being scored the best birds
will be taken to Cedar Rapids, where
the annual poultry show will be
held from the 18th to 18th Of Janu-
airy, 1915, at which place there will
be national as we'll as state judges of
repute to pass on this rural district
poultry contest and award the prizes.
There will be eleven silver cups
given away in this contest. Ten of
these will be known as county rural
school district prize cups, and anoth
err cup, the largest of them all, will
be known as the grand sweepstakes
cup. The rural price cups will be
given to the school whose birds or
pen receive the highest score within
J their county, and the grand sweep
stakes cup will be awarded to the
best pen of the ten counties.
This contest is for the purpose of
creating interest in the betterment
of poultry conditions in our rural
districts, by encouraging better
breeds which will result in better
birds, larger production of larger
eggs, besides greatly increasing the
financial receipts and the farmers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Clean Up Notice.

Property owners are hereby noti-
ned to remove all garbage offal and
ether refuse from their property and
the alleys and streets adjoining. All
who have not complied with this re-
quest by April Is, 1914 will not be
further notified. No vegetable or
animal refuse must be thrown in the
alleys but must be placed in recepta-
cles provided therefor, in compli-
ance with the state law. 14-2
H. II. THOMAS,
Health officer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
LECTURE ON HOG CHOLERA.
Free Lecture on the Subject Will be
Given at the Court House in De-
cOrah, Friday, April 18th at
2:3O p. m.

DR.. c. d. Rice of the Extension De-
paTtment of the Iowa State College
will give a free lecture on the above
date, the subject being Hog Cholera.
This is a subject of vital impor-
lance to every farmer in Winnie
shiek county. You must come to
this meeting and induce your neigh
bors to come also.
The prevention and cure for Hog
Cholera may mean hundreds of dol
lars to you, and thousand of dollars
to the farmers of this county. Don't
forget the date, then come.
DEBORAH COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
WANT COLUMN.
Rates-One Cent per word. Moth.
Ing less than ten cents.


FOR Rents room house, 18th
ward. Chas. Trzcinski. lift
FOR RENT-One of the finest four
room and bath flats in DEBORAH.
Steam heat, electric lights, gas for
cooking, wide hallway, good light
and ventilation. Inquire of Public
Opinion If
Urls WA 4ED-St. Cloud Hotel.
7tf
FOR SALE-Three nice residences
and two fine building lots. w. l.
Tobiason, DEBORAH, Iowa. Enquire
at Marsh Music House. 53tf.
FOR SALE-50 or 80 acre farm
one half mile south of DEBORAH. c.
F. Anderson 90S Pleasant Ave. De-
corah. 12tf
EGGS FOR sALE-For Matching
from the Fine Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte. Prices reasonable. Mrs.
John Seegmiller, DEBORAH R4. 1874
FOR SALE-Refrigerat for small
family almost new. A bargain
$500. Inquire at this office. 13tf
FOR SALE-A small farm of ten
acres, close to DEBORAH, good
buildings, will be sold at a bar
gain If sold at once. Inquire of
Ed X. Hovden, DEBORAH, Iowa. LAP
FOR SALE-Two feed mills, cheap,
One corn belt, grinds ear of corn
and small grain. Capacity % to
80 bushels per hour for 3 to 6
horse power engine. One interna-
tiOnal feed mill for small grain.
A good feed mill. These mills are
brand new AS / have no use for
them will sell very cheap. Chas.
l.. Daily. DEBORAH Iowa. 1913.
FOR SALE have for sale $4,000
acres in Red River Valley, Mimi,
in Kiltson, Marshall, Polk, Nor
man, Clay and Pennington coun-
ties, from $1,000 per acre and up.
10, 100 acres in Mussellshell VAL
ley, Montana. | also have for sale
about 80 Winneshiek county farms
and 20 houses in DEBORAH. For
prices call at my office, or phone or
write. Ed X. Hovden, DEBORAH,
Iowa. 14tf|
SEED CORN-That will bring from
fifteen to twenty bushels more per
acre. For sale by Chas. l.. Daily,
DEBORAH. Iowa. 1913
FOR SALE-Brown Leghorn eggs
for setting D. r. Reed. Str
FOR SALE-Two cylinder Rambler
automobile in excellent mechani-
cal condition. Price $15O.OO.I
Russell Baker. 14tfI
WANTED-Dishw washer at st. Cloud
Cafe, DEBORAH.
CHOICE BABY CHICKS-For sale.
Also eggs for Matching from prize
winning White Plymouth Rocks.
Rob Schwarz, DEBORAH, 15-2
FOR SALE-My house corner Main
and Court streets. Will sell on
good terms and at a bargain. In
quire of w. F. Baker at National
Bank. Nj. w. Daubney, Centralia,
Washington. 1871
GIRL WANTED-To do general
house work Call at store or at
house. S. Larsen.
FOR RENT-The store room in Win
neshiek hotel building, recently "a
Gated by l. H. Conigisky. Fine To-
cation-splendid store room-rea-
sonable rent, enquire of Winnie
shiek Hotel Co.
FOR RENT-The west corner room
second floor in the grand opera
house building, enquire of Weiser
& Bear, Managers.
-O-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the city clerk, to and includ-
ing May 4th, 1914 for the construc-
ton of Cement Crossings, Culverts,
sidewalks as per plans and specitica-
tons, on file for the year 1914. For
the city of DEBORAH, Ia. 1872
F. Nj. HUGHES,
CITY Clerk
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Potatoe Literature for Potatoe

Drop a postal card to the Iowa
college, Ames, Iowa, requesting liter
AZURE on Potatoes. It's FREE to ALL.
Valued information especially adapt
ed to the farmers of Northern Iowa.
One cent brings it to you, the best
investment you can make. Do so
now, NOW is the time. Only sent on
request.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

One reason good school teachers
are scarce and hard to come by is
evident enough. Make school teach
ing worth while and there will be
no lack of good ones of both sexes.
The supply is short because the price
and the demand fail to match each
other.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment of an
administrator of the estate of Hal
vor S. ABBY alias II. S. ABBY, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Hal
vor S. ABBY, alias II. S. ABBY late OF
Canoe Township, in the County of
Winneshiek, State of Iowa, deceased
intestate, and has taken upon him.
self that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of the said
deceased are required to exhibit the
same; and persons indebted TO said
estate are called upon to make pay
ment to.
forge THORSEN,
Administrator
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, April 10
1914. 15-4
AUBOLEE & NELSON, Attorneys.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

When run down with kidney
trouble, backathe, rheumatism or
bladder weakness, turn quickly for
help to Foley Kidney Pills. You
cannot take them into your system
without having good results. Chas.
n. Fox, Himrod, n. Y, says: Foley
Kidney Pills have done me more
good than $4,000 worth of medi-
cine" They give you good results.
Engbertson's Pharmacy. March.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

Don't forget that Fred j. Ro-
seminal sells sewing machines, all
standard makes. New Home, Singer
Standard. 14-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

Don't forget the CLUB
Demonstration at Fred j.
R osenthal's, Saturday, April 18th.
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CONFESSION WILL NOT
INTERFERE WITH TRIAL
lCsssssssA ssS0 ~. ~

oaFssis-s. Goi ~iii protect ne
Ills mother and sister soniinn-si
.o ufx- him To tell the ruth. lie
said u did mot .is the .hsaiinx. The
m-h .ho fired the shots e-f- GSp.
i4pai- ard vaiion.'
III" ssid; = 90. five miles s~ay
a. the time, =. faF a. I kan~ ii-.k'
-f had boShihs I. Il. si'h ihi. ras-
II MAS a gamblers ssehss
lie m-niioh-L several raids oa
kAmbiins haus-s ard saia tina. ihs
ss.s, Shapiro told ss commi..los-s
iA-ishssty .ss true liz sid:
'''f Told ssns. lies on the .sasi ia
e.sps- an aiihi for The f-s, nj Tbs
hosss The t-siinshs sL-sut The ."n'
s-s~aiian -i,h ltss~ In ih- saf 10
III. ~ay As~a sss sns sfu-s "a.
IL iriis.s W-b-s's vssa tho ar,
sahs-m.n,s s-,~ n,s,-s I did h.'
knn~ iuss uhss th. sssshermrsts
vote kh.~ sssa-shise vss soss.
shs off did rot ser i.osii~ :.ssh
,sr ssask =. Z testified Oh the stand
Th.s- .ss- guns shesr b.ss not The
ones the, assa
Wh.s ssk-I nos b. sais.a .his
5hfusmsiiss Be said Z heard the
boys tsikiAe ,h~a. IL Stare ! .as
hss-.
The ssss.sssssss shss sslsssa Il
csAes asss~ss sas directly soons~,ss
with al. R.s-sshsi sssasrs lie sd'
s.iss~ss sis Asa~i.sss sss pssssespa'
.sss in she es-passsssa. fos shs saus'
a.s bi, a.si.a sis ss~s~s.s SHEA tbs
.esu4i assS-f sa. seaSsis,-a
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''Tas Day. Saturday
Boost Along the
Public Gyn,,,asiun'

Everybody should le tagged
on Saturday for the Trinidad
gymnasium.
Saturday is to b. tag day and
girls and boys and young men
and women Of the. city will be
on the streets to tag every citi-
zen and receive therefor such
. niek~ls and dine~ and quarters
and half dollars AZ the citizens
feel like xivinE. The money
EOss toward y fund to establish
. pubiic gymnasium for the
YOUNG men Of Trinidad.
Hack of tn. movement for
gymnasium and the tag day In
n0vati0n are the wom~a's clubs
of the city. Mrs. y. ]. Scanned
will he In charge of the tax sell
~rs. II IL hoped that y good.
substantial sum will b~ raised
toward the ei.3oa which is n~c-
essary to start and equip . xrn-
nasium. There may b- other tag
days and i~nril DAYS later On
and other unique campaigns of
money raising Initiated.
The movement for Rymna-
sium Was started some lime aso,
A. that time the pisn suggested
vas for u high school kym-
nssiam and b, entertainments
and Individual sni..rripi Inns
sioat s.:" ~as Fais-.i. which
sum h nos In the hanss~ of
Superintendent J, u. Morgan.
Nt-~~siiy. however. the fs-D.i is'
dies of the city '"sA np the
campaign and decided In hold a
sas day newt Saturday Thus.
II e.,i i.,kins S"nns ~"snan
s'-f~ up To you nn SainsdaS
and pins on = iss. remember In
"aix ar'' and h-ir aiaar tho
s,mnasiufa fana.
II Is considered ny 'hns- iu-
i~f-~t-.i thai Si.s"o -iii .antp
D gymnasium and later nh =
baiiatns mas i'~ rus ar al =
s"ss at a'.a, iis.""cs n this
sas days s-s-sr,s ar r"ri ana
other IDEAS vosh aul. IL IL thu
paah sn start ruhisr s'sh'
sefirsisa ia ssis- The hsisn'-
4 ssmhasiam Tor the tnsih
at the ia~a. u is d-sisf-.i. ~".'ii
answer the ra,l-sr at . Y ~
e. A.. and rspsiar .i-an. healthy
amusrn.hs and ho-is huiiiinf
esssvis- and En . insE sar 'o.
wasa issrr~~siss the hays of
Tsssidsd ssa s-~rine shesn aas
The sNis~ss of Tsisiisd ar
asked IN honss sioaF the fisss
tag d~fo
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DELICATE CHILD
x.ae Strong and Healthy y viss,.

GGa~tns .hiiig-n pias hard and
-.Fk hard al ssh.-pt. -htsh sl,h rap.
ii sr.stb us.-s up an -n"rinsas
anaua, of energy aai vitality that
nsu.s be- f-pIas-i
wh.n q shi'i Is Tired al the 'im-.
na arr-,iI-. --,A. delicate aai sish'
~ @- guarantee Ninai. sslr a-iirin'ss
ss-i tis-r and isan ,.nIr. stil huIls
Ih.a ur. SS-s'- h-ar'F ars--'is-.
s"sini flesh shd n.ls-'i- ,iszss-. psss-.
h-ai,aT sis-'-i. ana msk. 's-~
strong
MIS- l.. l.. ia-s,Gsaa. N-s ib-sia.
Ia. E.sss NJ ii''i- ..- 90. .-'ah
sna Uin s.i... In health. ani ~as
sansinssiif 'ahins ss'is bitf.s-As
sa.sa.fi.-s saIl-a I. h-ip. has ~h-a
Vina, -as s-..mm.ni-i I tussni u a
s.sa-sf.t help q. my shiiis II .'"h"
q, "a. cold. aad rli.ts s-.'.'.-a
h.si.a ard .,s-as'hs Sia.i is hsso>s
ssy-li-e, ,satc tot rhii.,srns
" vis.i falls Ia 10 just What 90
say. 80 ~ilt sis- b.rh sossf ranesrs
IN. tiau.sssa Bps tn. rtiniass.
s.lassss
- s=rss snF sksn s-abt. sFS
sss s,s. sAi,. We sasssslss ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

ia tighter IN ID 90 shc dki-s, ,ss'
"Soahcrs rricn,i ,tsrc il a-nr,e r~sssa
10 ~ Iiey.s u t'p- right ki-I ~ a aivir.
I,s ,pIEpyse is TO furnish riisncE 30 tie
,s,sxlss. TO take away the si-sin o. TIA
tor,ls and iirsrnent<. to fs'icsc isIs tsi-
sion ~ nerves suj tenio1s ~ ar; 60
t-cVote cr a9srsNa.e nauss=t. flo-1irg
sickrsss. tvitchinEs of the Hsn'ls AL 81
on. II iS apiiic,i externally.
Although. in the nature Of things. a
woman would use Mothers Friend but
rarely. vt s1 effective has u liver, found
that this splendid remedy is on esie in
mos, d-ug stores throughout the Uane,I
states. II has been prepared by Bsadnell !
Regulator Co. scs Lamar bldg. Atlanta
Ua.. and advertised hy us for over '~-n'y
years. Ask at tn. drug s'orc for n lr,'iie
u Mothers friend.' Il 10 worth while.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
HINTS HOW TO
RAISE GOOD
POTATOES

Warrington. April lt.-irish po-
tatOes are Oae OF the easiest and
most prOfitabi. Of suburban crops.
They may bs grown On aimost any
type ot soii that Possesses sufficient
moisture and plant food. though they
thrive best ON sandy loan or gravel
loan soils. snd il is on th... types
that maximum crops of hish-ausiiiy
potatoes can be produced.
II the land which Is to b. planted
10 potatoes II NO, likely I" wash in
the ~inicS. pio~ in III. fall 10 a
depth 0f from min. to ten inches u
the character of the land will per
nit. deep pln~ihs insnr.- a great
rr water holding capacity. Spare
ma pains in fitting the land for
planting. Thorough preparation Is
~ss-niisl 10 isrs- Yields. advises IN.
Department of agriculture,
Should . i-,ar sod land be selected
for = rotate b..i. Apply from 900
tn .."S ia,inds os fertilizer anal
ysins from Ia J i-r --al of am
nonis: 6 To i--f cen, of phssi.hosir
arid and To : i--r cent of i-oiash.
u . siubhtr ut sorh land 10 us~~i In
crease the ammoaia sohi-hi to -.
I" Z i.-r cent. Half the ammonia
.ho.,id i,- derived from, dried bis..i.
'hntss-. os other srsahi. form. ans,
the other half fs.n nitrate IT .s-ia
as an,n,s,siuss saipha,-.
Select = variety of s--i p-laia-S
Which 10 ksosn sa as sell in the
inaiily. knsne good varieties Of tho
po,sis are Irish cos.bi-r. Easii Ohio.
iln>~ tt,ir. fps -asiY ra,ais-s. and
Gs--s Nsaassih and Ferries. for ih.
late crop The Importance .f ea.si
seed .ahh"s h. ,nn s'fohstF -fni.haH
.isr.i. In The first PLACE. the s~-si
sh.aii i-r fire. fsum sa'icssi is.-As~
ard mistus~ sai s'u- In nana- and
ssp-. Th- lal-rss shaaii be- s-ason.
ably sMnnsh aaa firm .i'h the first
srsou,s just starting int. gsavshs
Wiissa a. '.sdis sesniass-.. s~-. be
ess a@siss.ies
rissi these pnsa,ars fsom three tn
sis isshrs is arpsh d-p-aaiss % the
stature ef the s"ii t'iant shsiio- oe
heavy riss snli. ard deep os tisAs
sshsY NJ nsusk soils rissi is suS>
fsum thirty In .tissyrsis isshss ard
fsua ~ 10 fnsssses iaehes spAss
S-psssiss ~ variety srp~s ssa The
fertility IT The snsi. Essi, vssi-si~s
ess b. plsnsra ~ta.~s than late on~s
Cover seed. sish 81 i-a.s shsr-
sl.h-s of s~ii n ttas,..i as ouiiin-d
Nsl.sn sa ,.rn.r b.s...is ss s~-i i~,r
,aioss i-. assr siil BE- svsiuisras
Gis. nsss ui,ss. t~..s. pisn,.
r'ssh ssfusssh the sf-anas IRE sim
.houia BE- .a keep the .ltsss- Of the
soil luns~ sra free ssum sr-dss Coo
sinu. suisisasien 81 tf~auens iesrf+
sals tre.nb~sihe In ss shsJIasrr
each time. ard gradually sssf--ins
the srssr siIlras tasstn r'sss. arc
sra.rsilv .praYssi q. rspl.-t 'h-m
ssAin.' leaf rasihs insect t~ss. .s
fuhss. p-psss trusrsti.a against
these ia.~ess j. sssssiir sr-ar~-s Is,
sos~r fo-rl st as>~aSesi poisan su.h
ss ss~~ass0 az Lad p- rari. sr~~n
The rotate plans msy hr protected
sxainss tsHsss diseases hr ssepiaf
III. s.issxr ypTesv,s With Isnsa-sas
miS'.frs
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
# YOU SUFFER ANY
STOMACH AGONY
Take Mona Now-Perfectly Harm.
less but acts Quickly and
Effectively.

When you feel nervous. blue. irri-
table. tired aud dizzy-whsn you
have headaches. sour stomach. heart
burn and pains In the colon aud bow
eis-yOu are suffering from indig-s-
tiOn-you need Mi-o-na at once.
Mi-O-na il not euge-all but .
specific for stomach Ills. II builds
up and strengthens the stomach
walls and Glands. improves quickly
the digestive system snd assists nat
ure To properly digest and assiiniiate
the food thus insufinE good health.
Do not suffer another day. Get u
fifiy cent bOx of Mi'o-nna Tablets
from the Hausmsn Dfuk Go, k-ep
them with you eonslAntiy-ih.y will
help you get we'll and sironk aud i'm
mediate relief i. sure. II not bcne'
fitted Mi-o-na costs aoihinx.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
MISSOURI PACIFIC RECEIVES
Is NEW LOCOMOTIVES

81 t.slis. Nisii iss=tA-iiv-rr ri
s'usv hs.~a By tho Niss--si t'ssisis'
isra Noaassia IN January has i-ss
h--a .osnrirs~d. The Isss at she rn'
esaes having h-~e turned over tn tic
eu@pshr 81 ~ t.s.is = fee dsss ssa
th~r ~.s- haIts by the issid~tn iss'
.oesatis. wnsts al t'hiisdei-isias
Thsy as- of the Nil 81. Err sni are
smoaG tho iar1sSa sad snurs t"~rf.
fai us shs, class In s~tsis- "a any
saiisusa In the soanifys Esrh seisrs
i"n. .n"" i".nas when -quipr-'t i"s
s~s,i,-. sns msssas-> srssas '~'sh'
feet fu4s ana na~.hAlf ia.hrs IN
s~rash saa fifteen feet five and me
half tach.. in height The .yiind-rs
measure s.ssn inches. and the 'pi'.
.r> have a steam pressure capacity n
la Found. to the squss- inch Thr
weight m tho main driving wheels
,s s.p. .cSs rounds aai the engines
have = uacttv- fosvr of sc.i."
r-ani. They arr r9uirrr-, with -i~".
trio headlights. -icvttt. cab lights
and achmid, .aI,-rh-ascsss EIGHT "f
tn" engines have i~-n assigned I"
.rryi,. on the Joplin division. three
to tho eastern division. eight Z" tho
Omaha division and siS To the south.
ern kan.a. division.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
Uo6boss Tel C
mo6bog's Friend

HRNsss~e~~ j. ~ shcsif - e-ve t-sss
te~rhes. w~msr ~ho hsvr cs,-y.-l ssc
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

List us istssss sdvefsts~& ~ Tt5his
-asd. utu.. vess ssSIse Apsis ~.
1914. " nos Called Tot br ApsSI 81.
aftEers
Nmeseass jsss
Issssaa. W J. .sb
Issfbsns. Miss tiisof
Hsss. q H.
tssft.f. T. 4
ttssssst. J. j.
Casuss. t.sxsa
Csecrsrtsts Vtis~p,~
Csasoia. ssslsssss
Casassss Miss J.sspAise
C'eiItAss CiiaS
thsshas. Mack
uNissas. IssAsto
nsIles I..r.,ca ,sI
t'siatai. Nfss Aus-
tIesess rstsi,isso
Fisher. Nessry
Green. Miss I.ala
Ussisasai. r.ssleils
Consoles. Mis- I,ssis
Hicks " ~
Nrasirys Jt@
lss~kie.. tI"yd
Harlan. e. J.
jafamiiIo. I"se y
Jewell. " e
1,ytle. n j.
Ia-ktaum. y L.
Morgan. Miss Visa
Nuspby. loan
NcCavid. Tom
UoCaaor. Miss Jessie
t'ispstr. Uien
ra.he~o. Modesto
Scott. Mrs Hattie
Smith. ". u
Stephenson. n T.
Trujii'". I'cnnic
Walden. EMORY
" ycpr letter ts in this lis, please
state so when you call.
J. 4. VIGIL. y. ~.
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An Appeal to Wives

fos ha.o~ shs ss.ssLs as-.i"@ ,sss
ssss~s So A4ssy A5sa-~ fsUas sA.e ssss.h ~
. dpssAi@s Asssisss-i os s~ss fg. ls~s
Of ske s-ps~s sss.~i - ''irssh skss
V s~-.s-i - 'h~ A@~~ 60 is.gA,sss fool
ssI .ss,hiss uiii;iSE la. sasrI ,s"'s.
sa.ss sf aststiss a.es u - hssa.s
,susssss. ssd ss1 .. sssrs s~ssssiy'
fsss s@s~, viii be ,~fss-A<i u. aftss =
trial. Il kas I,ii-.i .. I~s~Ass 'is~ss aais
Si.i . h"ss Cs-.~ - sad g. fees
is-Aks sd r. ss 'ssi 200 Of she good
OukiNG - s.sASs
lossomss t1sus Co fsssS NansaA
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

HAD trrs,h. bitter taste. dizziness
ssd s.nsrai no s,yuani" feeling
is a surr sian os = torpid Iiscrs itER.
RtNE il the medicine needed u
snakes ,sc liver active. ,itsiis.s the
biooi. regulates the bowels and 70
ssas.s = fine sr-ltas ~ -n.rey and
chersfuin.ss rstse soc. said by 'h.
Igausoae Drug On.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

Chronicie-Ne~s soc q month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

rssssiag At every d~srssr'ion neat
" saa quickly sss~assa ~ the
chsosi.ie-Ssss 3oh soossss- Samples
ssa ssosAsioss os ssSassa- tss tks
lsispsoae. Tsiaidsa tis. 70
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
BATHING GOOD FOR
ELDERLY PERSONS

i'ros i.i.i ,h.iF general h.siih h
good. elderly I..'ssoHs d-ris. great
b-n-'i, from bathing ~ least Ia"
baths a ---k in .a,-r tina, is n-.'h-r
's-, h., a.r ,as cold r-stor's .issii0.
it, ana si.s.sIia.ss to th- ski.. i.-.s-
chs the TISSUES aHi makes ih" ,tahs
rounst-F aud piu'np-rs
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Last at letters advertised as Trses
dad. oto. vess ssSiss Apsis ~
1919. u nos Called Tot bs AessI 3;
sh.y ~itl br scat 10 the dead l~ssrt
eftsero
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

hIheSt NnsI NSISSyd-sS
cf al sacrifices. the
struggle s"s ttsc life
cf .sksss. shcgkl
have 4 ,-s,-r i.isa
Cs hsiISui Influence
sha, ttas a.. who
shss@it- frCu sSys,r-
Sa'hn.
At any fase when
n prospective grand
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
CLEANING.

Cisaning. pressing aud dyeiug.-
Tho Trinidad Cleaning and Dye
Worka. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

n In need st psiaiias ot any Kind
phone the CbruaIcie-N.~s. We arc
equipped to give yoa first class work
promptly. Call Trtaidad ii". u