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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
NsioAbasAeed Card Cash.

~ NstehberAeod Card cish nst
Aoa6ay evening with Mr.. and Ars.
Elmer Cook q their home at S33
Co1eeado aveaus. Auction bridge
va en3oysd throughout ~ evening.
Bsd1ss the members OF The club,
tAoee Who enjoyed The evening were
Mr.. and Ars. r. D. AcClintock. Mr..
aAd Mn. J. q. ChaDuaa. Mr.. and
Afs George Babcock and Mr.. and
Mn. Theo. Thulsneyer.
90
. Inlornal Farewell.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Fssssyseriaa lll..so.Ary socsssy

The Missionary Socisey a The
Prsshytssias eAsreA met Thursday
aftsPnoon viii Nm. Leslis Jones
and the following program was car.
ried out:
Leader. Miss. Gordon.
Music.
Devotionals.
Business.
Roll call. name Of Homelands OF
lmmigrants.
! Home Nissions. Immigration. Our
Duty to the Immigrant. Mrs. Fin.
ney.
Foreign Missions. Japan. Mission
Hospitals In japan. Mrs. Summers.
Refreshments were served BY Mrs.
Van der Schouw. Mrs. wilkins and
Ars. Wilson.
Christian Boasd a Alissio0s.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Aiss Florence Bomsardner enter.
tanned her Sunday school teacher
Nfs. J. d. Langley. and her class Of
girls, very Informally Tuesday even.
Ing after school. At her homo on
Bellsview avenue. The evening VA
spent in . social manner and Visiting
with Mrs.. Langley. who will soon
leave La Junta. Light reffeshmenti
were served BY the hostess later In
the evening.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
co,..ls.s CsuA.

he Columbias Club net Wsdnes-
day aftseneea wttA Nrs. J. ". Noers
at 333 RAena avsans.. Fivs hundred
furaishsd The eatsrtainment for the
aftsgnoos after which the hostsss
served . two course lunch. Mrs.
Jaoss Fras,sr was . guest Of the
club.
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S$$
wossas's Cisb.

The La Junta Woman's Club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Les
lie Jones. The Book Review Of
Myrtle Reed was given by Mrs. w.
A. Hart. During the year 1914 the
members Of this club studied South
America. and last night 1t Harmony
Hall Mr.. Robt. w. Patterson gave =
most Interesting and Instructive talk
before the members Of the club and
their husbands.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
MIlDnlEss tsr Spl1lc
AIRMn uIaT. WolGl
VII WAHT 70 81. !

We Invite yoa 70 coae and ana
WITH critical eye coapare. for Only
~ compafisoa caa yoa. q ~.
know that We havs sarpasssa n
Our psevioss efforts. High tdsals,
cloee dlDcsininaaioa and easusst
effort hsve guided oar coarss =
sesect3oa, I'D BOW we are ready.
sSaeodidly reedy. With Tie coavic.
tioa that you win 10 pleased.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
so,aE NONE sHosr ONES.

HA/
o0AlE Ne0RE sHORT ONES.
Clyds Davis left wednesday fol
Clovis n. n. . fsssnd 70 legal bust
hess. '
George e. McCauley and w. R.
Cartwright went TO Denver wednes.
day and spent few days on county
business. !
J. J. Hood. our new baker, was
In Holly last Monday to welcome q
new baby that arrived At his hoape
on that day. \
The General Aid Society OF ths
Baptist church will meet next Thur.
day with Mrs. Stanton In North Il
Junta.
In the probate department Of the
county court last Monday there wers
final settlement proceedings In the
estate Of C. R. Dodds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Day returned
home Wednesday morning from q two
months visit with relatives in Ciif.
ton. Hill. Mo.
County court will be In session
next week from the 18th to the Esd.
Most Of the business to be transacted
will be confined to civil cases.
Miss Martha Phillips and Miss Cora
kampf went to Pueblo Friday even.
Ing and were the guests until Sunday
evening Of Miss Lorraine Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright arrived
in this city Tuesday morning from
Lyndei. Utah. where they have been
for several months. and will again
make La Junta their home.
Mrs. wilmsr England was q guest
over Saturday Of Mrs. c. A. Philhous
while enroute from New Orleans. La,
TO her home In Las Vegas. n. N.
The Thursday Evening Whist Club
met with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arm.
strong Thursday night. Besides the
members Mrs. Bragg. Mrs. Kincaid
snN Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Rice were
guests and the evening was yer,
pleasantly spent.
Mrs. l.. y. Eddy has had is hei
house guests the last week her sis
ters. Mr.. Il. r. Bartholomew and liz.
tie daughter. Of cheraw. Miss Giady,
CARRIER. OF Salt Lake City. and Mis-.
Ruth CARRIER. OF La Junta. Mis-,
Ruth will accompany Miss Glady,
as far N Pueblo Sunday morning OF
her way back to Salt Lske.
NJ. and Mrs. Rufus Phillips lef,
Wednesday night on No. for Ssr
Diego. Calf. where they will attent
the exposition. Nr. and Mn. Phil
lips will visit the Osaad Canyon o.
Arizona while earoute 70 California
After sDendins several weeks 10 "a,
Diego, Los Angeles. and other Inn
DoStaat cities Of southern California
they will 90 TO San Francisco ant
spead . few days before returnins
home.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
s...h,.e Cisb Card Party.

The annual card party held BY the
Sunshine Club was given ON Tues
day night at Harmony Hall. About
eighty were present and the ladies
realised about $50 for their charity
purposes. The tables were 20 ar
ranged about the room that four
different games were enjoyed dur.
ing the evening. Auction bridge.
whist. five hundred and rummy
formed the diversion Of the evening
after which refreshments were serv-
ed BY the ladies.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Ashss - 0sis nsssssaass4

- vleeesse Deaeasdaes Deevel
heeu11 . 1eolgAtful Aoseoeo - ~.
~ g ~ Woek vhsa ~ eaeeetaia-
q - ne0ben g ~ Gts1t baskees
~ esa0 ~ . ~ ethsss q W
heone q 80 Dsl1svl6v sveaus.
Progressive ret eoe0e1 ~ q.
vesuopa & ~ evenino aD1 . nunbes
G iasesumeatal seoeetlooo - ~ r.
~ weco enjeyel. Later ~ 49,
- sosvod . tve eeurso luHeA. N
sueoes q ~ svsaias wsse ~ 1lsD.
. llaloe KAsosa. DlaneAe uun1v.
Coon WfloAt usleo Dlwasla a.
- 0lne, me- ooauy1ef. lses ill1ls
NSnnooo l1111es. LeDselo kaat4 Leoo
U1toooos -. - M - L oene'
r. ::
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
s.rrr..s rarey.

- -
A number Of boy friends Of Edgar
stansfield savs hin : surprise pArty
Monday evening at the homo Of Wal
Do and Floyd Snyder. The evening
was spent in playing finch and other
games such = only boys can enjoy.
and later rsfreshmsnts were enjoy-
"a .dufins which time the hoyu III
drank toasts Of happiness TO Edgar
in his new homo In Tennessee.
Again on Thursday evening . few
Of the boys attended the Rourke
Theater WITH Edgar % their gueat,
this bsiAs their last oppeetrnity Of
eajoyiag m evening WITH him before
he left for his asw haale.
=
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Christian Board q Nlisssoas.

The Christian Board Of Missions
OF the Christian church met on Fri.
day afternoon Of last week with Mrs..
C. A. Prats At her home At sos Gin.
afron avenue. There were twenty
five present, and . very interesting
program under the Leadership Of
Mrs. George Barr was given. Al the
conclusion Of the program and bust.
ness session. Miss Anna Hatfield. Of
Denver. gave an instructive and very
interesting address in behalf Of the
Florence Crittendon Home Of that
city.
Mrs. Minnie Hurst. Of Pueblo. .
former member Of the society was
also present ~ guest Of the society.
Mrs. Prats served two course lunch
and the society adjourned to meet
with Mrs. John Lear the first Friday
In April.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Chapter w.. p. +. O.

SuoVscI We =. 6s O.s ocso mVss
Interesting meeting Wednesday II.
ternoon At the home Of Mrs. G. w,
WinterbuTn At which time the an.
nual election was held which result.
ed ~ follows: President. Mrs. Eva
Thompson: vice president. Mrs.
Mary Hart: recording secretary.
Miss Emily Rogers: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Alice Smith: treas
urer. Mrs. Louisa Winterburn; chap
lain. Mrs. Myrtle simons: guard.
Mrs. Eva Babcock: delegate to the
state convention. Mrs. Mary Wsg.
ner. and Mrs. Eva Thompson: n.
ternates. Mrs. b. A. Smith and Mrs.
r. r. Austin.
Following the business session 4
social hour was eajoyed and refresh.
ments were served BY the hostess.
Fseshaaa Claas Pasewell Party
One Of the dslisAtfsl week end pas'
tiss was The one gives By the girls oi
the Fresman class In hosor Of Miss
Laura otansfield Who left this veeh
with her parents for Tennessee "a
make her home.
The party was ia the nature Of q
surprise and The girls sathsred al
The home Of Miss Ruth shssmaa. and
when Miss Lasra entered With eas oi
her friends she was completely SCR.
rounded BY the thirty.five girl class.
mates.
The evening WAS spent playing
rook and other games and mspy
plano selections were rendered By
the girls. Later . two course lunch
was served and IL girls departed
for their homes exDeessing 70 Niss
Laura their resfess that che must
leave them. and Wishing her success
and happiness In her new southern
home.
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h lssssr q NJ. Garser.

Mrs. Nellie Hivsly entsrtainsd .
few frteads % Tuesday aftssnoea
u hoaor Of Mis- GLADYS CARRIER. Of
0alt Lake. Those pressnt were:
Miss GLADYS Carrier. Mrs.. q. C.
Buseh. Of Salt Lake. Mrs. n. r.
Bartholomew. Of Chsraw. Mis- Eiis-
abseA Doushssty. Nrs. Dr. Hubbsll.
and Mn. Lsoa Eddy.
1rs. Busch rssdsrsd several vo-
cal selections and Ms Elinors Hive.
" gave some inslruneutal music.
4 tvo course iunch was served By
ths hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
= ,s...- q -. o,.A,. ,,,..-.

Mrs.. George A. Thompson va
hosesss last Friday afternoon 70 Z
nunber Of friends IN honor Of Misl
0lalys Kissf Of Brookfield. No
Needle work mingled With vocal and
instrumental music formed the d.
veru1on Of The aftsfnooa. The "
diso Who snjoysd the occasion wsrl
Nm. II. ". Wagner. Nrs. J. v
Weleh. Mn J. H. Baidridss, hrs
Jono Madieaa. Mn. 0eosge Poor
Nm. Thee. Thu1snsyes. Mn. 0uas
Choo0an. Nm. Jeha Masquardt
~ Leees Weed aad Mn. xoOks. q
. 80
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

were taken there a couple 81 days ago
United states Marshal tlmsea made
the trip 70 washiTf-ion with two
Youthful offenders against the federal
statutes
chief Sanders has gotten somebody's
goat within the past several days THIS
o. eRidenced by the announcement that
the said goat viii Re offered Al public
auction a. the pound lot within A
few days unless there is a claimant
There are two goats In the city pound
one a white one and the other de-
scribed az a blue animal
Probation 0nicer Pau sen has been
requested tn recommend some couple
FOR occupancy II country place bat
six miles from the city. who viii he
givsn the place rent free and other
inducement Mr. raulser said that ne
would consider an application from
man with small family. who was Ia
need n such a place, both from The
standpoint Of heatl hand need - such
q line
= a#aAtA 4AA AfNA@4ft4 @AfN"A @tAANtA
had been quite recently repaired AZ an
expense n about SITS. was badly dam
AGED q few nights ago bv crowd -
boys. IL e alleged. and the agency has
written a letter 90 Police Commissioner
Puu regarding the wanda 1sn II was
stated that more than a dozen window
lights were smashed. and other work
which had just been anlshed was dam
aged badly in case the perpetrators
are arrested they viii be vigorously
prosecuted fn the courts Claef san
deFs was furnished v~ith me arencv's
complaint YESTERDAY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS

"Nhas q Blind Man Saw a. the Isis.
The program for today az the Isis
II perfection personiaed and "a comes
remarkable nns hlm II the Universal
and Mutpal programs waleh Is an alb
solute guarantee Tor picture quality
What a Blind Man saw Is a very
attractive tWo-feature production. by
the Laeulie Studios and a. a natural
consequence. must be good as the MIN
Is named after the president u tine
big Universal company and hc h. most
assaredly proud ~ bic name and any
picture with his name viii be Ia the
top class
The Valley o. Hate" Be- Kavbec
feature. Ga two parts featuring Rhea
Mitchell a. the great star More than
this picture 70 bring out the beautiful
lesson that ID teaches.
The Movie Fans" viii carry a sps-
cial line - fun. Edwin Thanhouser
has presened this picture and FOR high
class subjects be cannot be beaten.
This one Is a brand new Falstaff. high
class photography from beginning 60
end
Coming Friday the great aad cele-
hrated rhotoplay. The Clemenceau
Case." produced by Herbert Brenon
from Alexander Dumas play Of the
same name. Theda Sara the Queen of
Hate. leading the roles with William
shay and stuart Holmes supporting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
CENTURY.

Century. May 12-ChHdren's Day
was observed here iu the sunday
schools. A nice program being rem
dere# by the children
The teachers had worked very faith
fully with their classes and the results
were plainly shown
Sir. 7 r Bradley was a visitor 70
his family and friends last sunday
The community was saddcned by the
death 81 afr Abbott. which occurred
az the home - his son Sic had been.
FOR wears in charge 90 the janitor work
of the church and always a constant
attendant 8t the services and we miss
him very much from his old place.
Though "a great sufferer he was patient
and resigned. never murmurinE or
complaining He leaves large circle
~ relatives ard friends 60 mourn his
loss.
The Ladies Missionary Society met
with Mrs Rarwick the last time They
vii meet with Miss Josie Baker next.
Mrs Gator and children have gone
go Beptun. Ala. summoned there hy
the very serious illness Of Mrs. Gators
father
Miss Gene Hurry who has been ill
at her home. has quite recovered. much
% the pleasure a. her friends
Misses Grace and Lizzie Coley -
Local. Ala were recent visitors "a
relatives lu Century.
Rev J. ~. Bonterse preached az the
Methodist church on Sunday last
one - our citizens has a lovely
patch of wheat growing in hts yard II
looks ornamental as well as encoura
HnE
Mt Jlm lewis - F1omaton. was a
/ recent visitor 20 his father in- Law. Mr
Mayian.
our school Is fast drawing toward
the close a. che term. G. viii De- au'
+ fu a. few days and our teachers vlI
I RE- leaving for different points
We have had a delightful rain for
which We are deeply thankful.
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vetrola Concert.


The following is the program ~ The
Nictr0la concert tonight Three band
selections. seven classical selections.
three grand opera duets. three violin
selections. three grand opera solos. and
the famous Lombard trio.
Faust selection. Gouued. Victor band
Tn Ballo In Masehera-ut 10 Thou
Verdi. Emil de GoEorz8.
Nalzer. Hummel- Burmester. Mis-
cha Elman
Ninipo tTo Love- Hawalian-Tu0ta
Paka Hawaiian Troupe.
Aida-f1nale uitime. part Z-tFarc-
We'll Oh, Earth3 Verdi johanna Cad
ski- EnriCo Caruso.
Marriage 90 Figaro Overture. Mo-
Fart. Arthur Puurs band
Swiss Echo sons a. EeoB Carl
Eckert Luisu Teirazzint
Nocturn in + Rat lOpus 80 Chopin.
Victor Surlln tNluliuCello1.
Re Dsnne Curiose hnuuoH.tlFe We
menl wolf Fergarl. Geraldine Farrar-
Herman Jadlowker
Tarauteua Sincera fNe8polifau SouEf
Nlnceuze de Cresccnzo. Enrico carusa
Cavallerio RustiCana ~ iutermezzo
Mascagnf. victor Concert Orchestra
The FoRgy Dew, MllAgan-Clay. John
Mccormack,
Don Carlos tDle che nell alma tF4nal
act o. Verdi Ensico earusQMA n1an.a
Scott
I.egende. Violin solo, wienIawsld
OF IT. Efrem Zimbalist
old Folks al Home, tsWanee RiFeTl
Violin ObllRato Dvorak "Ifumoresgue'
Alma Gluck and Efrem Z.mhalst
Jean. stanton BurieiEh. Evan Will
Jams
Tannhauaer Selection, wagner. Ar
thur prynrs Band
L.ombardl with sacred Joy1 Trio
from Act g-verdl Frances Alda-En-
rico Caruao- Marcel Gourmet.
Hawaiian waltz Medley (Native
Hawaiian Melodies-Guitar Duet. Pale
X. David X. Kali a. Tire Irene
West Royal Hawaiians.
Knima Waltz. Guitar Duet Pale X
I.ua David K LaM OF the Irene West
ROYAL Hawhiians.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

Jude Millville and Bay Harbor Keep
your eye on ~ Andrews.
The boat building plant Of Frank
Halt launched the new smack shan
non last week. This boat IL a fine a.
lustration Of the high class work
turned out hy this establishment.
Large, roomy, strong, with true and
beautiful lines. il is good 10 look at
shea a. shea are the owners.
A recent tour among the truckers
and fruit growers % this locality.
shows vegetation 20 he IN a fiourishinH
condition although We are passing
through an almost unprecedented
spring drouth. The Indications for a
good fruit crop are 90 tile hest When
our aEriculturists learn the value ~
spraying ali cultivated vegetation. and
underground mulching a. a moisture
retainer. the problem Of certain crops
viii be solved.
The new FISH house ~ Mr. Bryan on
the Ice plant wharf Is completed and
ready for business.
Mr. Lloyd. formerly 81 Southport, ar
rived Saturday with his store room
via tho water route. loaded on two
harges and viii locate on the lot near
the new railroad terminals. recently
purchased by him
The Bay county baseball league is
now In fun blast, and much interest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
GRAND RIDGE.

Grand Ridge. May 1.-THE long
wished for rain came 90 the Grand
Ridge section on Wednes aay evening.
and since that time we have witnessed
most remarkable growth % an crops
Early corn is now near knee high.
sugar cane Is coming nicely and prom
ises a good stand. Water melons are
beginning 20 vine, garden truck Is
now abundant Strawberries ripe.
frying size chickens coming. and hard
times going With frequent showers
the crops viii spon make up Tor the
late spring.
The normal class OF twenty pupils
~ our own school. taught for one
month by Prof Mckeuwan. has closed
The Jackson county summer nor-
NAL viii begin here on Monday May
10. and hold Tor four weeks. lie Be-
expected 20 be large session, shout
fifty applications FOR boarding from
those too far out 20 come from home
has now been secured and FUN twenty
Ia forty viii drive iu. The capacity az
our little town VIA Zee taxed Tor board
Ing places but none need stay away
"a automobiles are being chartered %
take some 20 our good farm homes.
A Christian Endeavcr social was
given on Thursday evening at the home
~ Judge and Mrs. Porter On honor
% Pref MckeuWan. who was a val
ued member, and now going 90 leave
for his home.
Mrs W. J. singletary returned on
/ Wednesday from the hospital az cairo
va. where she Was successfully treated
By her uncle, Doctor ". J. Walker.
Judge Porter spent three days this
week az Mariana a. moderator OF the
Florida Preanytery o. ire Presbyterian
church
Mrs. p. l. Porter, and Mrs. Ines
Home. returned the FIRST Of the wees
from attendance az the state conven-
tion of the Eastern star" az Palatka
NJ g ShoakB now writes y, r" % his
name. and has a bulletin board posted
uath warning Go offenders, and show
Ing that he means business ln hiS
once. ard also shows that we do not
need a municipal government o. town
marshal and trait the state statutes
Whsn properly enforced wfI preserve
order or punish ali law breakers. Grand
Ridge always has had the best oi
order.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

$500 REWARD, -. .og Z. :.
reward tor evidences auffleisnt 20 eonvlcs
anB perNon fuuna gtealina subscribers
papsra after delivery 81 same ~ eMFFisrs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

Twelve cases were docksted Tor trial
ID the recorders court yesterday and
zines amounted &c hut SIS. Six cases
were continued ami three defendants
we're discharged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
JESS WILLARD
At THE BONITA
HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPION or
The WORLD WILL sc SEEN IN
PICTURE TO-DAY.

Jess Willard the heavy weight
champion q the world. will be seen
in pictures az che Bonita theafer today
and WIl fight ten fast rounds for fhc
entertainment 0f the patrons Of the
Bonita. willard comes as the leading
man in remarkably clever fight dra-
ma iu which be- has occasion I'd mix
60" with q Wel-kngwu heavyweiEht for
ten rounds og what critics cali one Of
the prottlest exhibitions ~ scientific
hghunE witnessed Ca any prize ring
The story az The Heart Punch Is
one that viii appeal to the tender
emotions and WIZARDS part Is gen
tlemaHly one. It Is said that many
mothers viii send their bows go the
Bonita as willard has lived through
Iy clean life and his example az alb
stemtauEuess from strong drink. smok-
ing and osber forms ~ dissipation 70
one that young America" would do
well to follow.
For those who want something
further 60 entertain them. Manager
@eCi has secured the beautiful Alice
joyce and Guy Coomae. In The Face
OF Che Madonna" wonderful picture
that has caused mueh comment every
where &c mae been shown Mobile
people. who saw fhe picture last weeg
were highly pleased and an effort VAS
made 60 keep the picture longer in that
ctgg.
Todays program at the Bonita is
extremity fine and ts combination
81 features that W.B please everyone
The appearance of Tire willard feature
Boa Pensacola has fra#faH mare rsrs IS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
PATHETIC STORY IS
TOLD en- SURVIVORS

London. May Mrs. Rose Lohden
and her daughter n Toronto, SURVIVE
ors Of the Lusitania. tell n pathetic
story concerning two E,nslish women
who were rescued by the boat IN which
the I.ohdens left the sxeanacr.
one woman had buried her baby a.
sea. The other. with "A dead infant
held tightly 20 Der breast on being
taken from the sea into the boat looked
for a moment a. the childs bace and
then said.
Let me bury my baby" AZ the same
time placing the body % the later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
DOES YOUR SKIN
ITCH AND BURN?

Rssinot IL Almost Sure 90 Heal Il
Quickly, Easily and 81 Title Cost.
n your skin itehes and burns with
eczema or any such tormentinR. un-
slightly skin disease simply wash enc
sore places with Resinoi Soap and hot
water. dry. and apply = urtIe Resinol
Ointment The itching stops IN
STANTLY you no longer have q dig
and scratch. sleep hecouts possible.
and healing begins at once THAT 81
because the soothing. antiseptic Res
mol medication strikes right into the
surface. arrests the action - the dis
ease. and almost always restores TIA
tortured, tnnamed skin 70 perfect
ealth-uuicklys easily and at little
eoHt
Prescribed by doctors Tor twenty
years. and sold - every druErTv
tAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
wHooPINa COUGH

We'i-oFeryone SHOWS the effect az
Pine Forests on Coughs IN. Bells
Bane-Tar- Honey is "a remedy watch
brings quick relief for whooriuE
Cough. laasers tEe mucous. soothes thr
lining 0f the throat and lungs. and
makes the coughing spells less severe
A family with growing children should
act he without Dc. Keep 30 handy for
ala Coughs and Colds Csc. at your
UFurElst
Electric stttsrs a Spring Tonic.
CAdEb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid ot Her
Stonaaeh Trouble.

II suffered with stomach trouble for
years and tried everything I heard 4 ~,
but the only relief I got was teA =.
porary until last spring I saw Cham. !
herlain's Tablets advertised and prob
cured a bottle ~ them AZ our drugv
store I got immediate relief from that
dreadful heaviness after eating and
from pain in the stomach. writes Mrs.
Linda Harrod. Fort Wayne. Ind. OBJ
tainnhie everywhere CAdvl