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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-20
CHASE'u talk AGAIN

The Home Consumers' league
viii meet in the assembly hall of
the Henry building Thursday even
ing. II. Van Rensselaer, Chase OF
New York. In charge OF the reor-
ganization OF the Seattle CONNER
cial Club, will speak.
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AMSTERDAM. jan. 2o.-p

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 2o.--Because
fish cannot be exported. and in
order to prevent the large quantity
on hand from spelling. gigantic
oven has been erected by the Am.
sterdam city council In which the
fish are fried and sold at nom
inal figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-20
q DEPUTY SnERlFFS
Arrested IN BATCH

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Jan.
20--Twenty-two special deputy
sheriffs. alleged TO be involved in
the shooting OF strikers yesterday
at Roosevelt, \. j.. were arrested
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-20
BREAD famine IN
GERMANY GROWING

THE HAGUE. Jan. oo.-The
bread famine in Germany Is grow
ing. so the authorities contemplate
prohibiting baking in private
houses.
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Fairness sections. Yakima potatoes Tbc
and up. lettuce. heads &c. celery, 2
punches be. green onions. 2 punches &c;
dried onions. lbs. Ice. stall 80. lemons
ice doz, oranges. DC doE Beilcfleur APP
pies. sec boz. bananas. Ice dos. Yakima
Gem potatoes. ti,1s per sack Stall Ss.
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NO RAISE IN BREAD PLANNED

Retail grocers have no Intention
Of charging more for bread In the
event that bakers raise the whole
sale price. SO declared Secretary
). e. Pattsn Of the Seattle Retail
Groeers' association. in denying
any threats had been made 10 also
force a retail advance.
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Marriage Licenses

I.oekson Y. orr. 81. Los Angeles. Cal.
and Marian Eicuor Edgar. Al. Seattle
Paul Medioa. Black Diamond. and
Louise stella. Black Diamond.
Stanley : Gordon. IS verona. Wis
and Mary ". Mason. IS. Verona. Wis
Arthur @. Morton. "a. Tacoma. and
Ruth ~ Fn-s. IS. San Diego Cal
, wallace 90. Seattle, and sophia
4 wallace. IS. Seattle
Joane = De Bruier. "a. Seattle. and
Julia May Crandau Is. Seattle
7. Il. Hartzeii ~ PAso. Texas and Mrs.
Clara Livingston. san Francisco.
Harry v. Mason. "a. Seattle. and Jessie
waggoner. -. Seattle
Births
Mrs and Mr. n Kaiimus as Summit
ave. daughter, January >
Mrs and Mr.. J. A. CieVe. eeae 18th
ave. n. daughter. January 10.
Mrs and Mr.. o. =. Haugcn. 1917 18th
ave n. daughter. January 10.
Mrs and Mr. Chas. elmer. f6sb Eastern
ave. daughter, January is-
Mrs and Mr. y W. smaiiwood. iss.
r. Garfield st. son. January Is
Mrs. and Mr.. Mike wyman. 4ii. gath
ave. $, W. son. January Is,
Mrs and Nj Al. buckley. it2s East
lake ave. son. January Is
Mrs and Mr.. z Yoshima T01 = wash
inEton st. daughter. January 10.
Mrs and Mr 4 fohihawa. SOS Dear
born at son. January g.
Mrs. and Mr. Yosoiiro Nishunura gO7
n n. ave, son. January H.
Mrs and MIR. John Anderson, iT2s w.
card St. son. January 10.
Mrs. and Mr. Harry Stafford, si0 Sixth
ave. daughter. January 16.
Mrs aud Mr.. lSnute scrger. iTis 18th
ave. son. January i6
Mrs and Mr. W. n, Phelps 1906 Broad A..
way, daughter January Is.
Mrs, ana Mr. Ernest Wilson. sns Aloha
at, daughter, January Is
Deaths
Dorothy A. Beamin. 1. Tli n. Ssnd IT.
January IS.
Thomas Ryan. King county hospital.
January 10
c. II. Brubei. 70. Providence hospitaol.
January IL
Antoine Gjortsen, SIS. ambulance. Jan
uary ie.
Mary NJ Scott. So. i7is &c Fir st, jan
uary II.
Mary Jones from Frank r Jones
Divorces Asked
Stenahel HaHhrook vs.. John II Has
brook. non support; Georgia NJ Jennings
vs.. Roht ID, Jennings. cruelty. Caroline t.
johnson vs.. Hariaud n. johnson. cruelty .
Daisy Y. Bates vs. Jack Bates n-sup :
port! Lottic A. pulver VS.. VIM. puivcr.
non support, Elizabeth a. Myers VS. Sam
vel Myers. cruelty; Minnie ~. Martin vs.
Peter Albert Martin, desertion.
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No "iango-teas." no grand balls
will be given this season by Mrs.
Waldorf Aston at her home in Lon
don. The spacious drawingroom
and the ballroom. one OF tie mos,
beautiful In London, are furnished
now with hospital cots ana sur
geons' operating tables. for the As
tor home has been converted into
war hospital.
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HOMESTEADS

80 ACHES suitable for hos ard slfaifs
ranch new s.room house, barn and
chicken house fa9 acres under euiti-
walton hos ana chicken wire fencing
splendid well ~ fresh water numerous
iatsF ia same district Improved fsnoh
adjoining this held a. 1900 per acre
raw land decided. brings about zoe en-
acre hddrsss y % Hos as Seattle,
ana learn Why present o~nsr Will sac-
rifirs his relinauishfnsnt 10 this entire
10 aores for tf'o II sold this week
The property viii 10 found exactly 80
rspfsssntsd IN This advertisement Tho
purchaser viii he put 60 no expense iu
seeing the lend Price too low fpf com.
missions 80 aHsnis nssd not Gait
THOSE sishing Information rsFardinS
Tho HranainR Wan American ifoussi-ad
Colony call ~ ifos Fourth ave. Seattle.
aud ask fpr Mr Anderson
one very fine 90 acre tract level, deep.
rich soil only sns mile from towH. ~
isbg FOR The entire 90 Arrsn Would
make ideal alfalfa aud hog rsnrh
t.sod srhasi. hiEh school banks str
close At hand = splendid MARKET fof 81
she pouiffv garden truck ~ other prod
urs you raise This 20 sores demands
., 900. bot 1850 spst cash viii bay a.
Positively NJ charge 90 Join the col.
only which NOS numbers ~
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YOUNG Man. win wife and two chill.
drcn, wishes work Of any kind. sober
and Ss1d}; can furnish references
Phone ballard BIS,
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MISS m'Apoo TO NURSE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 800
clety learned today Miss Mona Nc
Adoo. daughter Of Secretary Nc
Adoo. will go 20 Europe TO serve
as a nurse.
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10 GO BACK 10 abo A. D.

The origin Of mathematical sym.
bolH VIII be traced back 10 800
A. -. or thereabouts Wednesday
night by q. Irving Gavett. assistant
professor OF mathematics, y. Of w.
az the regular weekly science lee
ture in Science hail. Gayett be.
lieyea man started 10 count on his
fingers and toes.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ian. a0.-Aft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-20
BIG LUMBER ORDER PLACED

PORTLAND. Jan. 20.--A further
revival Of business IN the North
west WAS indicated today by the
placing Of nm order for i0.000.00O
feet OF lumber. ties and structural
material with the Westport Lum-
Der Co. for shipment 20 Great
Britain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-20
WAR AvIAT0RS FALL TO DEATH

PARIS Jan 20Two allies avaors persbed here today whe
the which they fell height Lieut.
Lapore Chennery Of the British ava
In machine striking the banks OF the Seine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-20

So PANEL DOORS. ris
In order TO keep our workrnsr
busy durtnE tho winter
months. We hsv. made a sDs.
eial cut On the prices Of our
doors
We own and operate IN. largest
dirsct-ta-consum Sash ard
Door Factory IN the West.
ard save you the retailers
profit Quality rusrsntsed
PRICES FROM OUR GAIA
IOgTrW NO ~
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s.cros. panel doors. rs size. ....... fi.fb
Same for painting "a sizes only 90. %
Cottage front doors .t.......... gfs up
y-piy veneer interior doors ...... 100 up
View Craftsman interior dd1rs .. - NJ
View Craftsman front doors ...... IT'S up
Cottage front windows .......... $50 NJ
i.iiKht traasom .......+......... IS up
BunK.ioN easement sash ........ So on
Hot ned sash (Klazsd.J i-orss o.. f7.7i
4-0Ns-0 sss.s+.... .s.s..s.s sssss sAaf1
Complete inside window trim. ....4. 80
Cornplsts inside door trim .......... so
GLASS PAINTS BUILDING PAPER
AND HARDWARE. OSE-THfRD LESS
ASK FoR CATALOGUE 40. 81
o. H. WILLIAMS co
1919 First Ava. y Main iGf7
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enmAr A.ansor

cfsss te seattle. have is sere@
Ger tstH. ~ acre. Tor tasti
hss' hNY offered ard terms ~
as rash ard ,ie meath +.
wesisS Hughes ,ts Sss fsrk
fissh.
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or completing coaling and takiug on
supplies. the battleship Oregon
will drop down TO an anchorage in
Man o. War row here.
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ze-AcRg Apt@fAt
HAfY ALDER BOTTOM
RuS~iSs sTEhAn
siee CASH
rats teaattfai fe.srf~ tract IL sos,
mile. ffoss coed incorporated u n
to~a. beet - ifansrartasion. hal, -
level ~resk alder bottom land nisr
creek russ al year balance firsf class
upiana south slope Al has been close
~ legged .na ~eii hufusd sssiif
cleared IN seed pasture nos best Of
sali 10 raFk nr zfaFst ~ taken sf
sne~. pstes 10 reduced - enir s7es.
zee cash balance siS p~~ mpnfh We
rsy rgar expenses n rot az represented
oHrDDN. W ANftfSuTus DIV CO.
fsf-fB .ei or.~n Bldx
scKi.n FoH tiss
tta cash.. o. MosrffLr
uArfr - asstfi- ard Tacoma 81 she
tarilitie. farmer ran asia
rt'DEr SOUND JARVIS co. sts frd A..
1cnEkdN % car iirs. ifass fef city
proBsnf CITY iehts. ssisphoas ana
good school
wooLi.Ey & CO. Inc
s0s THIRD AVE
10 ACRES. WITH STREAM
Deed spli. ranains water the gear sreuns
hshdy 10 school, and coed teen tsls.
phones naan sns store delivery.
price tsft. on Easr Terms
1. J. MARSH a co. 1909 ID AVE.
1000 CASH: 20 ACRES
Aime.s saissninx '. O. sisrs, u q. su'a
there A ~. piece % lard. Kins
ooanty. rsic. nee; rs nouth.
PEI c~nt Interest.
WEST COAST LAND co
American nsns MA. sscesd and Mssi.or
4 MILES FROM SEATTLE
sess % nrs' class sidsr isnd. isssi.
on read isc fare t.houF service.
Enoash ssid tfs she beet
800: $50 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
AA9ES a. SEXTON co.
rate rrss, Ave. Ground fieer.
a GOOD, CHEAP RANCH
ss acre. Of rich bottom land With at
least 90 acre. cleared and Improved
All fenced and rres- fenced. Nth large
dAiry barn good house. iarrr. Towns
rssak absolutely rirh. black siiavial
soft. with small orchard; located about
IL rsii.. from s.@ttis. IN vsii imgrsfsd
district.
This PLACE ~ A SNAP At tssse
HoME TERMS
CLIFFORD g. VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
iei, Thisd ave.
is AcREs roR isBs
fta CASH fie MoNTHLr
Fir.t class level land handy Go Seattle.
IN veil settled district
PUGET SOUND FARMS co. COS sri Ave
LITTLE RANCH. cheap. ties cash bal.
anrs rs years can sig~ pgfchhEsr con
siderable work. Address C-so. star
office
10 ACRES FoR 1859
SO CASH. 30 MONTHLY
Fir.i class level land. handy TO Seattle
In vel .astiad district
puaEr SOUND FARMS -. eos frd Ave
ACREs ron use
80 CASH. " MONTHLY
Handy 90 Seattle and Tacoma. all tho
facilities q farmer ear ask
PUgEr SOUND FARMS co. sos ird Ave
FfSF COUNTY, NOME ron sAfE
ne acres. on main country road from Ev-
srsti 20 AEiinsion; one mile south %
Arlington. acres cleared a-ronin
house. small barn. This 10 fine home
Price ~ 700.
YouNg q pRonERd
5000 Vernon place Phone ballard STA
F0R sNiE-s3o acres. wheat. Alfalfa.
fruit grown; good spring. rich soil, re-
ilnqui.hmsnt tsto.o9. Bargain. RoE
IS, Soap Lake. wash
S~~~~~~-~~N~.~e~~N4
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l. ono. 600 seFrs free government home
st~ad-. decided lands y 20 go per acre
r.sdy for piowinE Yields 70 60 40
bushels wheat tnsst inland climate
low homs-sskrrs excursions. Write for
frss hooks Immigration Infeau. G..
" a ~ D. ~ MaaIAle wash.
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sAN FRANcIscO. Jan. 20.-Aft.
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BNAP--Viow lot; equity Main i7es
A TRIP TO THREE LAKES
IL Inexpensive. ana takes only one day.
Let Va show YOU our land nj Three
Lakes. knohonish county. Wash n
lies close TO our mills. on good roads
and handy 60 markets. Prices aud
terns are reasonable There are auto
stages ana trains daily. good schools.
store. " r. - and prosperous neigh
bors Tracts any size
YOt DEAL WITH rs DIRECT
Write or see
E II MEfi<LEJoHN, Mgr Land Dept
1901 T.. g smith Bldg. Seattle.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
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For SALE 1880 = b-roon. modern
house; concrete basement. close to
cowen park. on tho hin. Address T-Is.
star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
FRENCH COMMANDMENT
MADE AT HEAVY COST
(Assoclaled Press Correspondence.

Berlin. Nov. 3.-The assertion Of
German war correspondents on the
west front based on estimates of OBJ
servers Of various rank. that 10000,
600 shots were fired by the French
artillery in three days preceding the
great September offensive, is demol-
ished in an article in the Vorwaerts
by Richard Gaedke, one Of the sanest
critics in Germany Accepting Jof-
fre's figures as to the number of guns
available for the offensive as true,
Gaedke points out that, to reach j0,-
100000 shots. each gun would have
had to fire some 1000 charges in the
three days. Even new guns direct
from the shops could not hold out,
even II it we're physically possible to
serve them so fast, which it is not
This Is ever more striking in the case
Of the heavy artillery At the most,
says Gaedke, the field guns could not
have fired more than 1000 shots a
day, and the heavy guns much less.
Even the smaller total. however is
enough Il means an cXpen-
dture in ammunition of s25,00o,000
to $60O000 900 The estimates Of So
900 000 says Gaedke. shows how ter
rible must have been the impression
made by the French bombardment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
DENIES
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF CANDIDACY.
i.y sosmns ,sv-r.l srserAl l.Asso wl.u

Denton, TEX, Nov rs. - l}oies
Penrose, United States senator from
Pennsylvania, today made the follow
ing statement about reports last night
from san Antonio, Tex, that he would
shortly announce his candidacy for
the republican nomination for the
presidency:
Il have been mentioned for the
presidential nomination next year, but
there is no authority from me for the
statement from San Antonio that my
announcement is shortly to be made.
As a matter OF fact there are no can
didates for the republican nomination
yet other than complimentary votes
aud boosts for favorite sons and for
neehborng states favorite sons, and
the probability now is that the ques-
ton OF a nominee will be quite un-
solved until the convention has acted
Some of the greatest republican presi-
dents have been Of such convention
nominations. Lincoln. Grant and
Hayes. not to mention others, have
been in this class.
Senator Penrose was here for a few
minutes during the passage Of the
Liberty bell today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
FEDERATION Of
LABOR FAVORS
PAREDNESS
Resolutions Protesting Against
Military Training in Public
Schools Are DeciSiveIy Vot-
ed Down,

San Francisco, Nov. iS.-The ques-
ton Of preparedness, coming up un-
cxpcctedly, was threshed out before
the American Federation of Labor to-
day with the result that resolutions
protesting against the Introduction Of
military propaganda in the public
schools was voted down But a final
vote was not taken until President
Samuel Gompers declared that he
hoped the day soon would come when
the neopie OF the United States would
control the militia and the regular
armed forces in the interest of peace
Justice, democracy and humanity. The
discussion was marked by several
demonstrations, Kisses coming from
various parts OF the hall when
speakers ON the platform wete set
ting forth their views as to why the
resolution should not be passed
President Gompers said that it had
not been intended that the question
of preparedness should come up at
the time, that the plan had been to
consider it more especially
but now that we are on the sub
ject,' said he, 81 wish to say that |
would not have the military forces
controlled by select few. want it
in the hands Of democracy the
control of the great masses of the
people Of this country
The president said he was opposed
TO militarism but that he would like
to see the people, the farmer, the
worker and the people in general
thoroughly trained and oreanized
and that these people control the
militia and the regular forces i'm the
interest Of peace, justice, democracy
and humanity"
I'm in favor of international peace.
Use the hayonet against the nation
that flies In the face Of the world,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
COURT REFUSES NEW
TRIAL FOR JUDGE LINDSEY

Denver Nov l8.--Ben 3. Lindsey.
Judge Of Denver's juvenile court to-
day was denied a new trial by Judge
John Perry in district court here
Lindsey recently was fined $500 and
costs by Judge Perry for contempt Of
court as result Of his refusal to di-
vuge as witness information i'm
parted In conversation with Neal
Wright. =. whose mother was being
tried for the murder Of her husband.
In overnling the motion for re-
trial, Judge Perry gave the defend
ant thirty days In which to perfect an
application to the supreme iqouvt for
a writ OF supersedeas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
B RITISH GAINS
ON BARDANELLES
OISPEL GLOOM
Mines Are Exploded and 280
Yards of Turkish Trenches
Are Captured and Success
fully Consolidated,

London. Nov 49, ~ The British
army at the Dardanelles has resumed
the offensive and captured $50 yards
OF Turkish trenches, according 20 Of
ficial announcement today.
The text of the statement follows:
In the Dardanelles the Fifty-sccond
division carried out very successful
attack on the Turkish trenches on
the 18TH
Three mines were exploded success
fully under the enemy's trenches in
the neighborhood of the Krithia
nullah and the infantry captured
about 100 yards Of trenches on the
east of the nullah and 100 yards on
its west.
simultaneously with the assault
our artillery opened on the enemy'e
reserve support trenches, two four
teen-inch mortars and II. NJ S. Ed
gar (cruiser) cooperating and main
tanned their fire until the position
was reported consolidated
The enemys batteries replied heav-
lily but did little damage. The Turks
i'm the neishboring trenches, who fired
heavily, were caught by machine gun
and rifle fire and bombs and suf-
fered considerably, their fire becom-
ing very wild.
No attempt at counter-attack was
made until the night Of November
16-17 when it was easily repulsed.
our casualties were under fifty killed
and wounded. over seventy dead were
seen in the captured position, and a
prisoner reports that over thirty were
buried by the explosion of one mine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
SYMPHONY IS
NOVELTY OF SEASON

Berlin, Nov. 3.--The musical novel
ty of the season in Germany is DIR,
Richard Strauss Alpine symphony
which was produced for the first time
this week by the orchestra Of tho
Royal opera house az Dresden.
Among other things the composer
has introduced a thunder machine
into his orchestra, which consists OF
1906 musicians lin sight" and twelve
for supplementary making be-
hind the scenes. The sound Of wa
terfall Is produced themastically by a
a blending of strings. harps, woods
and the clang of the celesta combined
with the tremolo Of the triangle. In
the sunrise theme, according to the
Dresden newspapers, the sun rises A,
beams at noon In c, and sets In G"
Besides the storm. the waterfall
and the sun, there are themes enti-
tied The Ascent; Entrance to tho
Forest, Ramble by the Brook On the
Glacier; Perllous outlook; Calm Be-
fore the Storm; and Night Again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
CROSS, FEvER|SH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR CONST|PATED
LOOK Motheh If tongue is
coated give "CaIifornia
Syrup Of Figs, u

hsr ~ al, mother realizes, after giving
Tv. y Si ~ California Syrup OF
bses mat this is their ideal laxative.
a and 4, they love its pleasant taste
mi. thoroughly oleanses the tender
Gu, s .I stomach, liver and bowels with
breath cross, irritable, feverish or
tbs a sI IS bad, stomach sour look al
essnoons9e, mother! If coated, give
hsat,,'nlui Of this harmless fruit
foul ,o and in a few hours all the
NM. eonstipated waste, sour bile and
bowsis' food passes out Of the
tklla and YOU have well, PLAYFUL
fan 80 sam When its little system is
ache Sold' throat sore. has stomach
remem 6 6aaafFhoea, Indigestion. collie
shoalS good inside cleansing"
gwen Always be the first treatment
syrnn' IN o. mothers keep California
teaspoo,, Figs handy; they know a
ior noyuliiui today saves sick child
so.een, Ask your druggist for a
FiKss" polite Of california Svrnn Of
children men has directions for babies.
DrinteS OF all ages and Erown-ups
eountas,s h the bottle. Rewara of
fooled MS sold here. so don't BE-
'caHfo..Se Set the genuine. made bv
'nis Fig Syrup Company"
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them come or with "Gets-It" ut just
loosens the corn from the true flesh
easily, and then makes it come 'elean
Off" as hours ends corns for Keeps
IL makes the use Of tape. cOrn-squcez-
ing bandages. irritating salves. knives
scissors. and razors really look ridlcu-
lous. Get rid OF those corns quickly,
surely, painlessly, Just easily, with
"Gets-It." For warts and buniOns, too.
IT'S the goth century way
"Gets-lt" is sold by all druggists,
25c bottle or sent direct by Il.
Lawrence e. Co. Chicago
Sold in Albuquerque and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn REM
edy by Orwell Drug Co. and High
land Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
A Simple Way to
Remove Dandruft

There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once, and that is to dissolve 1t. then
you destroy It entirely. To do this,
just get about four ounces OF plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store (this Is all you will need, apply
IL at night when retiring; use enough
TO moIsten the scalp and rub II 10
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning most, il not all, OF your
dandruff win be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve, and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of It, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and dig
ging Of the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft. and look an1
feel a hundred times better,