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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-23
CAUGHT q Bad Cold.

Last winter my son caught very
bad cold and the way he coughed was
something dreadful writes Mrs Sar-
ali E. Duncan, of Upton. Iowa We
thought sure he was going into con-
sumption. We bought just one bottle
Of ChaaberEain's Cough Remedy and
that one bottle stopped his cough and
cured his cold completely For sale
by Ed Quistgard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-23

are appreciated. Delicious pies
and pastries are available with late
fruit. Peaches are most useful In the
making of these late desserts, for the
acid Of the fruit is Il great aid to diges.
ton.
Nice For Luneheons.
Peach Cakes. Take a cupful of -four,
teaspoonful of baking powder. a halt
taaspoonfuI of salt. one egg a half
cupfuI Of milk. half cupful of sugar a
tablespoonful OF butter and six peaches
Sfft the hour, baking powder and salt
into a bowl: add the milk. beaten egg
and melted butter and mix together.
Put on large. deep pie dish. Wash.
pare and haive the peaches and put
on top OF batter. stone side up. srrin-
kle with sugar. Bake in hot oven
Serve while warm with milk or cream.
Peach Cobhler.-Take one pint -four.
one-half teaspoonfuI salt, two teaspoon
fuls baking powder sifted together sew
eral times. one-quarter cupful butter
rubbed in. one egg beaten and mixed
with one scant cupful milk. one guar
ter cupful cream Beat this batter
we'll Fiji i granite baking dish about
half full Of pared and stoned peach
es Allow one pint of sugar to each
quart of fruit, cover with batter aud
bake until peaches show Il dark red
/ color. cool and serve with sugar and
cream
Fritters For Tea.
| Peach Fritters.-Lay the halves OF
/ ripe. tender peaches on j fiat dish,
sprinkle with sugar. Let stand for an
hour, turning once. Dip each piece
separately in batter and cook to a
golden brown in deep, boiling fat. The
| batter should be mixed several hours
| before it is needed. 1t is made by
stirring one-half eupful cold water into
4 the well beaten yolks of two eggs
Add to this gradually IN even cupful
| Of sifted flour and tablespoonful OF
/ olive OIL Beat vigorously for three
minutes. Just before using add pinch
of salt and the whites of the eggs
/ beaten to a stiff froth.
i Baked Peach Pudding -Take one
] half eupful OF rice and boil in GUAR,
/ OF boiling water till tender. Add one
eupfui of granulated sugar. one table
i spoonful of butter, and when the sugal
is dissolved add the yolks Of two eggs
1 Cook for one minute. Butter a pud
1. ding dish, add first layer of rice. ther
/ 4 layer of peaches and so on until ths
peaches are all used. finishing with thu
rice. Add one eupful of the peacl
Juice Bake in Il moderate oven TWEEN
ty-five minutes. Take from the over
and cool. Make q meringue of tw'
whites of the eggs and two tablespoon
fuls Of powdered sugar Slightly brown
in i slow oven and serve with or with
out sauce.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-23

See The River of Death In The
Lights o London, Friday night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

The wall, of the reception hall were
hidden behind screen of greenery
Garden baskets Tiled with the ne.
G.. 80 Ward carnations. the first go
boz introduced into Amarillo. were
gf ul,d It points ol vantage. The
railgt.. library and dinnins room
bore the same artistic adoru-
mon. thc iirHts Whose soitenod ray
plugging over cut-lass aud silver IN
tine latter whore the relreshmon
were served after tlc cormony CO
tuD table above which che chandeller
seemed iEe o. great green bell OF
fern and pink blossoms beautiful
Wedding cake white frosted with
Fanny roru Master ON Chanslor
Weymouth October I. f91I. written
ou No. siFrr cgrdlDrr and uail
silver tlsc. lil.d alth lovely uluh
carnations tI.l iu beauty ,th cut
glu unpl.a Hli'd with altod
almond. and mint Promptly ~ =
O'Clock Mas a. q TAFT accompanied
tha, sweet voiced singer Mrs llar-
r D. Eo1u~. iu a Song %, Thank f.
a.NIue before llr Hufrluc. of tn"
wedding parts lhc .ast note lin
r.Y1 .U I.. T.r 3D. e'Wou t0 mott
into Oboe ul.s OFF NDndlrsl1a s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

AtNlIdI iffanNttIlhh INuftN STOOL
in the center 20 await the coming
OF the bridal party which included
first Miss Clara Davis beautifully
goWned Ia white lace over pink tat
frta and carrying wreath OF fcrr
tied with q butterfly now OF pima
ullc Miss CARTE Curtis folio yed
In white lace over p.uk tufrot and
carrying tho wreato Most came or.
of the brides sister Airs Sloane
Eritsor folioNc, ly another si..'r
Mrs H. r. Scott. cot Au.tu. Eoti
matruus uf honor Wearing urauiiW
white lace Gowns AMI crrtiu. tItl-
thrs ol fern t!cd With .N~ of p.uk
Guile Little Miss 'HHt ann Scott
of 'usNu. niece OF iUU bride made
charming ring tparor proc,oIut
litl, Miss Elizabet White who
showed white rose petals iruw
TINY -ardcu basket sine u,url
the group Both unr. Whit, lace
dresses. A. last thD bride ever
charming and attractive descended
/ the snowy stair $50. tDrr au 't.
qusitr robe of iynp NcuiCr iacr
over mDsaliuc. her Bgn ,cil wa.
/ fashioned into the Dutch cap vogue
, iu % mo- hpcomine .ftlc. She car
ticd au ODD fashioned bouquet C.
white ,alle, lilice with fern and
white satin ribbon. .unuUi with any
Wy oi lilies. iIur only ioND
Vrrr cameo pin which ls uu uCir
. loom m ilo mmII and hl been
worm %, brides q. 'Nr house Tor --
/ lciuiOn At the foot off the sla'r
Igno wa. met hy lar father Mr. q
/ O. Masters ON and fHnr and duu-
/ .h.er joined tho or.r where tb.y
hul been proceeded 10. tle groom
ud hi best man Nr Harry p.
/ k,.rU. Mrs Masi.rou V1s charm
nfN ruVucd Zoe white lace with
'oucht of layand.r 1ud Mrs ID e..
+ Weymouth the groom mother Nors
1 handsome gown n' pearl .rcy myr
IuIaUltc
After the sacred word. were .pok
100 .U'.H made them u.u and Mite
jhD relatives and guests suIHDral
around 90 greet iH. newly VriU.i
couple starting our with .u,u rose
ate hue of iiic's Quincy No-iluD
|l.s UYu. Mile UUm. gusrl.e
Austin. ~ w.. Gl.Huu Mrs 1tm
|Cuut. and Mr. Louis anthony agt
led as hostess dur.s Hp hours off
. fhr deception and boo '.. Uuuu room
. Nr ollhwith and Nf .uuh pour
cd tine coffee who. $500. .prtod WITH
squares of the bride, arc which
bad been cut by f.. Bridal part,
Miuia and sailed nuts we're also
served Later every one W1- invited
tu repair to the huu'|'u. upN luH
lploU home which ha. ust boon
completed from roof iU cellar and
which Was the han .umn ritt of Oh.
groom tu his bride -rcal yas
titled with exquisite American uc1u
tv roses was Tho onN 6oc0rglft,
touch here. as elaboration of odorn
Wgut save the pretty thIu. an rcad'
and waiting 10 receive the hdppr
.rouplr would have been lmiss Iu.
interior of the home is perfect 10
finish aud furnishIuFa and arraue
ed ON the dinius tGnI. The butte
land china cabinet 1850. pcviit' l
ing display of cut glass. liver h1l.
painted china and linen Mrs W"y
mouth had donuHl becoming sui
.of black basket cloth whose som
lrr huos were '6rrgei hy n waist %
peach blow pink. She wore rl,.
black velvet hat Mr. and Nra
Weymouth H..t over the SANTA ?.
Tor 70 two uaks' honeymoon tri|
t0 Denver. r..f Lake CITY and lo
Auu.Is. O.. al which latter uIIr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

A"unuu rrufrute
THO raaritn .b NiU m..' lr.
dH. October g. H Mr. Eu.
tff.0.. ..s Hu nan street
T.H D. D. % HrinE meeting |.
tf, .r aH RiI I.ll Of f.. bonn
uf ur. NJ Dr. I.ris. 1GIN 'HHrH.
street. October
$50 meeting u fho Bell H.rrUi
huUHr, vuI held during '..
TaIr fIt n,st u INK to hr October
q af 8 o'clock u Ip church
Tho meeting Dol f Ann Chapter
of enc Fuiscopa CHURCH announced
o. ls held this ..ternoou. a.Il b.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

Finest Peanut Butter in Bulk, BOG pc
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

That's what everyone would likely tell you who has been here and looked over the new arrivals
 There is nothing so very desirable and serviceable as these Wirthmor Models we sell at $100
 Every one is correctly styled, embodv- ing the very latest Fashion tendences-so carefully and dependably made that they'll bear repeated trips to the laundry, and al ways return fresh, crisp and unharmed The new styles which we just received come in Organdie, a fine quality, with Gladstone collar; another with pleated col lar and cuffs-at $1.00-worth double.
 (KOrrick 's-Mam Floo?)
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
K0yylck's Stationery Department

which is located on the Mezzanne floor should be the Mecca of everyone looking for something ''different'' in Stationery.
 Everything person needs in the Stationery line may be found here, at prices reasonable and fair. We have complete line of Cranes beautiful papetries and correspondence cards in all the new pastel shades.
 Engraved visiting cards and personal greeting cards for Xmas
 Leave your order for Stationery to be initialed and monogramed Come in and let us show you samples and get our prices.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
SUIT AGAINST CITY IN SUPREME COURT
Clay MorrelI Carries Claim for $15,000 for Injuries on Street
 Snrinkler to Hiuher Tribunal

Sprinkler to Higher Tribunal The case of H. C. Morrell vs. the city of Phoenix, a damage suit for $15,000, was filed in supreme court yesterday, on appeal from the su- perior court of Maricopa county. Morrell was severely injured on June 15, 1913, while employed by the city as driver of a sprinkling wagon, the wagon passing over his body and breaking a number of bones. Nor rell brought suit against the city, on the ground that he had been per- manently disabled, asking for dam ages to the extent of $15,0O0. When the case came up in the lower court the city filed demurrer stating that the facts stated in plaintiffs com plaint did not constitute case against the defendant. The lower court sustained the demurrer.
 Follow the Band?-Advertise
 dd Finest Peanut Butter in Bulk, BOG per lb.
 McKee's
 (AdvertisemenO dg
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
HARRISON AND BONNEY PLEASED WITH HIGHWAY
Washington Sunset Men Make Trip By Auto from Globe and
 Roosevelt

Joseph N. Harrison, Pacific coast
 passenger agent of the Washington Sunset route, with headquarters in San Francisco and Thomas o. Bon ney travelling passenger agent of the Washington Sunset, yesterday be- came consistent boosters for the Globe Roosevelt Phoenix scenic high way over which tourists from the east, enroute to the coast, will soon be given optional routing. Previously l they had boosted for the trip by auto through some of the most inn portant points of interest in Central Arizona, because that was the dope" 1 sent out from headquarters They were paid for it and of course that
 sort of boosting is more or less per l functory.
 Early yesterday morning Harrison and Bonney took passage in one of | Wesley Hills machines regularly in l service on the stage route, and ar
 rived here on schedule time. They had a few minutes at Roosevelt and
 they enjoyed luncheon at Fish Creek They reached Phoenix in ample time l to remove the aust or trdNei ana visit Cater and Page at the South i ern Pacific city ticket office before
 closing time
 Tt certainly is a wonderful trip"
 said Harrison. T did not greatly re- 1 fish the thoughts of an entire day spent in an automobile, but 1 want
 to say the trip is well worth while.
 Incidentally Hills automobiles are
 the easiest running of any 1 have
 ever ridden in. Our car came
 throughout without single delay
 and We arrived exactly on schedule
 time, just the same as a railroad train When the public comes to | realize the beauties of this trip they
 will be demanding routing that way" 1 We are preparing for heavy travel
 in the very near future said Bon
 ney. The regular winter tourist
 travel has already commenced in small way and in a few days will
 considerably increase. By the first
 of the year we will be carrying more
 passengers westward than ever be-
 fore in the history of the Washing ton Sunset route. If the people in
 the East know what they are about they will demand routing over the Globe Phoenix auto highway.se
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

Follow the Band nd?-Advertisement.
 do
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

Finest Peanut Butter in Bulk, BOG per ID.
 McKee's
 (AdvertisemenO dg
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

SUPT. MILLER HERE-R. H. Mill Ter, district superintendent of the Western Union, with headquarters in Los Angeles, paid an official visit to the local offices of the telegraph company yesterday. He left last evening for home
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

Follow the and?-Advertise
 dd
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

WD. I'M Newbill G. wf to John
B Aicbimayr $1,000 l Int in / acre
In ne chr Of sAsw4 81 81 lw and LOT
10 blk rs Vollmer.
wD. John 3 Aichlmayr & wi to
Thony Aichlmayr 81 sane.
WD. Erlan Olson & VT to Isaac
P R gan $500 Its l IL 70 blk 20
Johnson's add TO Nezperce.
Art. of Inc. Central Ridge N z
Church.
QcD. John P. vollner Ed & I'm
Assn 81 blk 10 Isl add 10 volImer.
WD. Vollmer Ed G. I'm ASSN to
3D. TIus Ind Sch Dis No. 81 $4,000
same land.
QcD. Jas A Ried ct al to Mar
garet Russell 81 nw4se4 w@ne4 set
net 81 SO 3w.
WD. Mary A Patterson to Pene-
lops Harvey s27s II 4 blk IA Sim
mons lst add to 10.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

nnersrnenf 81 The Interior, q. 8. Land o&see
Al lev sston. idaho. February 20shs 1915
Notice IL hereby given that Prank IsranA 4
gasde homestead entries No. Us570, ioE as
: 49, sec II and esx nee< eec. 10. twp. ~ n, zg.
aR% NJ hiss hied notice Of intention 70 rns9f
- sar ssroof 20 esta blish claim TO the land
above described, before Register And Receiver
q. i. Land once ~ Lewiston, Idaho. on the
sosh day Of March, 1919.
Claimant naEnes as wftnessess Ben Schultz
Etepnen Gilman. Emanuel Carey Glenn Carey,
~ = . I. II. Bartlett. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

aChamberlain's Tablets are just hne for
stomach troubie," writes Mira. @. G. Dunn,
Arnold, Pc. 81 was bothered with this COM
plains for some time and frequently had bill
ioas stacks. Chsmberiain's Tablets afforded
rns great relief from the FIRST, and since TAX
lng one bottle of them feel like different
person." For sails by all dealers.-- AdFsr-
sie@Eneut.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

II yon have real estate to sell OF
trade, see Hard ng X Sharkey.
SEE the millinery display, nos
open, at Mrs. Johnson's, opposite
post Office.
Attorney ] S. Mcdonald of voli-
mer was again district cour ing ID
Nezperce this week.
Visitors 10 Nezperce this week are
lavish in their congratulations upon
the towns prospect for new brick
hotel this summer.
City Marshall Farmer gas seri-
ousIy sick the first Of The week as
the result Of ptomaine poisoning. He
has entirely recovered.
Attorneys r. G. Belden Of Spo-
Kane and ]. c. nutterield Of Mos
COW we're attending district court in
this city the FIRST of the week.
A new cell is under construction
in the county Jail that the same
may conform more strictly TO the let
ter Of the law, which requires that
such institutions must provide at
least four separate compartments to
accommodate the different classes of
prisoners.
Leo. Ratliff adorned in a full and
flowing set Of Van Dyke whiskers
over from the Winchester timber
Saturday evening and spent the day
Of rest with his parents. he de-
parted A.1Is=a:.assy FOR weippe where he
has land interests and will spend
acme time in helping the new town
site company build the much men,
TONED new prairie metropolis.
The Nszperce high school boys
glee club wiil give musical concert
at the high school auditorium Satur-
day night. March IA, beginning at
q 80. The first part Of the pro-
gram will consist of musical seIec-
lions and thereafter a laughable
farce comedy viii be presented. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of
The high school athletic association
and everybody Who can should at
tend and help this deserving bunch
of young men IN . tnancial gay. The
admission to all will be oaIy as cents.
Fl. e. Weideman, manager Of the
Spokane branch Of the Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Co, accompan-
led their travelling representative. e.
w. Jones, on a visit through this
prairie section this week. It vas
Mr.. Weideman's hrss visit up here
and be was satisfied that The glowing
reports Of the country had not been
ovrrdrawn. He said, ! am CONVEX
sans enough with the farming busi-
mesa to know that you have . won
derfuily rich and productive soil
here even II 1t Is the wrong season
10 see the growing crops.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Fred Corey suffered a relapse last
Sunday after having been well on
the way to recovery from a serious
slomache affection. He is reported
better again today, however.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05


The Herald. 81 per home.
Dir. Booth. registered optometrist
Have those pictures framed a
Fink Bros.
Fine watch. clock and jeweIry re-
pairing At the Booth Jeweiry Store.
DR.. ]. w. Akin made a profession.
al visit 10 lewiston this morning.
Weigh your coal where you please
when you buy Of the Ramey Lumber
Co.
II you care TO trade your proper.
~ for Alberta land, address w. Z.
Larson. Killam, Alberta. sstt
Frank E Moore departed for =
short business visit to Spokane this
morning.
You gel the real cream Of the
wheas Ia Germ best break.
fast food of them all.
Dlamond tires, tubes and othes
emergency auto supplies at Nes.
perez Machine Works.
We are IN position TO tili pour fuel
orders promptly, and at prices thai
are right. Ramsy Lumber co.
FOR SALE Coed Cir posts al IL
each. Z. M. Lyons. 7 miles norsh
and three miles east Of Nespsrce. =
FoUND-pair mems gloves.
owner describe same TO w. A. Long
or 1t shis Office and pay for this no
ice.
FOR SALE--l0 horse power gaso-
line engine and chop mill; also .
good sleigh. Good bHys. See wv. ].
gsmey. II
WOODS per cord, delivered
l6 In. red hr and tamarack. Also
red sir and Eamarack Fence Posss.
loo each. Z. Olson.
II you want to enjoy yourself be
lure and hear Daddy and Ne" and
The Deacon's Visit" al tbs opera
aouse Saturday.
FOR SALE Five-year-old team
Il Percheron grade mares, 81. 5000.
FOR particulars wriie r. S. Richards,
Idaho. S.
The Ramey Lumber Co. gives
heir customers the privilege Of
coal that Is bought Of them
n snv scales there Ia In town.
DO you want to laugh and forget
your troubIess Then take In The
oeacon's Visit" 1t The opera house
saturday night, March 2.
SEE us for Farm Loans. II will
,e to your interest to consult US as
re can make them On the most at
racsive basis. Farmers State Bank.
CAKE SALE at the Felt Mercan-
lie store next Saturday afternoon by
he ladies' Of the Christian church.
rhe chance to get your supply for
sunday.
Those taking The teachers state ex-
animation held by Miss Martin,
,ounty superintendent, In this city
ass week we're, Misses Perry, Rue,
zouchlns and Sharp OF the Nezperce
'uhlic schools Miss Lula Shipley of
be TO schools Miss Alice Shipley
1 the Vollmer schools; Mrs. KEN
'erg OF the Kamiah schools, and
dins verNon OF the Rove school.
Geo. IA. Robertson Of Cottonwood
hate Grand Conductor Of the |. Q.
]. r., attended The meetings Of the
i'd Fellows and Encamprnens lodges
i this city lass Friday and Saturday
venlngs and remained over the guest
1 his son, Jess W., for several days.
e was veil pleased With The thrifty
howing made by she aforesaid local
edges, and was loash TO leave the
Of The Reno club, The
Apply bachelors home. wherein
cas- Ia q leading member.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Union State Bank will make Farm
Loans at LOW INTEREST; easy
terms, with PRACTICALLY no delay.
Don't take your business out of town.
Come in and talk the matter over
with US.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
Local and Personal News Notes

The people read The Herald.
Eyessraln-see DR.. Booth.
Cut Class swell line On display
at Booths.
Madison Lumber Company fol
coal and wood.
Stevens Restaurant. the best place
10 eat. 42u
wHRAT Hay Plenty bundle
wheat hay. See P. u. Harding Il
FOR SALE--or trade for stock
good house. barn. 2 lots. city water.
BAY Fife Is putting bis spare time
Al the Johnson Mercantile Co store.
GET THE EABfT-and ges year
clothes from Carlson. The tailor. n
Flke e. Lehman vlll buy your
stock. See them before selling. Il
GET THE HABIT-Place pour
order quick for Easter clothes al
Caxlaon'a. 5w
HAY FOR SALES per ton,
cash mile east NsEperce. Vim.
RuppeFt. -
Madison Lumber Company Eos
hslldiag material. The bess and
the cheapest.
daddy Ard he" BY Della Cross
der Miller Il tho opera house Saaur.
day. March y.
$4,000 private money 10 loan
GO Farm property Inquire Union
State Bank. u
GET THE HABLT-Hase your
cl0shes cleaned and made 10 look
like new. IL caslsons. u
We do nos care where you welgh
yoar coal 20 you buy Of the Ramey
Lnmbeg Co.
Miss Borghild Hoa has severed
her connection az aalsslady at The
johnson Mercantile store.
Qusen Of he West b an excellent
straight grade aoar--ever Try NJ
ms guaranteed.
Steam heated rooms for rent at
reasonable rates. Inquire Union|
State Bank. Il
I. w. Robinson made a business
Trip to Lewiston Tuesday Ia the 10
serssg Of his big milling ccncefn.
- Remember DR.. Z. S.
~ Booth vhsn your
- eyes bother you.
n. %. Humphreys departed yea
sesday morning for o business trip TO-
Spokane. lie expects 10 return to-
morrow evensng.
c0MINC-Ole Olson In Spirit
land Dalson's musical farce comedy
a ssshree-acg license for laughter"
Watch for h as opera house.
We can make your farm loans on
The most attractive terms. Il j. 10
your interest to sec as before making
vour loana. Farmers State Bank.
Editor w. c. Fogesman Of sho
Winchester Journal sarried In the
county capital over night from Tues-
day eve until the following morning.
LAUNDRY-The Electric, at
Crangeville. guarantees good work
Teave bundles at Stevens Reslau-
rant. Ship Wednesday afternoons,
return Saturdays. 4@1
The Nexperce Rochdale Co.. yes
serday shipped another carload Of
fac porksrs TO Farr & Co.. Of Seattle.
The consignment was accompanied
AZ far as Lewiston by Harlan hoseF'
w. II. Ralph departed yesterday |
FOR Spokane where be has dairy
herd sale Friday and Saturday OF
shlu week. Hia Friday sale, some
short distance east Of Spokane, is
sale OF so head Of cows and bis Sat
urday sale In she Spokane stock
yards consists OK $50 dairy cowa.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
SCHOOL CLERKS REPORT.

The following il The school clerk's financial
report for Independent school District No. L
Tor the period ending Jan. 18th. 1914.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
1855 s.

Respectfully submitted,
chzs. n. Thomas CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-01-02
after COUGHING TWO YEARS
Waycross, Ca, Woman Found
Relief i'm WinOl.

Waycross, On, Woman Found
Relief i'm Vinol.
Did you ever cough for a week?
Then just think how distressing il
must BE- to have q cough hang On FOR
two years.
Mrs. p. A. MCGEE, Waycross, Ga,
says: T had a very heavy cold
which settled into u chronic cough
which kept me awake nights for fully
two years, and felt tired all the time
The effect OF taking your cod liver
and iron remedy, Vinol, Ii that my
cough ia gone. 7 can now get a good
nights rest and feel much stronger
IN every way. I am VA years old"
Ii liz the combined action OF the
medicinal elements OF the Gods liv.
ers aided by the blood-making and
strengthening properties or tonic
iron which makes Vinol so efficient
for chronic coughs, colds and bron-
chitis-at the same time building up
the weakened, rundown system.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the un'
derstanding that your money will be
returned IL 1t does not help you
r. S.-H you have any skin trouble
try Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.
Shaw Drug Co., Westminster, Md.