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The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
TROOP NO. Ia
EDWARD n. MOORE.

Last Friday. Feb. ~, Troop IA ini-
tiated i've new scouts-Harold Beat
tie, Walter Grimshaw. Walter Miller,
Leonard volbracht and Fred Avery.
After blindfolding them We led them
In and out OF many small rooms> and
then down flight OF stairG to land
ing four steps from the bottom. We
told them they had to jump across
an opening OF about Ave feet. or
course they thought we meant the
other side Was on level with them,
and SO were much surprised when
they dropped several feet. After lead
Ing them through some more rooms
and up on platform about two feet
high, we took them to the other side
Of. 1t aud told them to jump down
about five feet onto the moor below.
They were quite Jared when they hit
the floor at only two feet. Then we
took them upstairs again BY another.
stairway and here put them in q small
room. We then took one at Z time to
dumb-waiter. put him ON and low
cred him to the next floor, where
some other scouts helped him out.
The funniest thing of the evening
was done unconsciously by Fred
Avery. When his hands were Just
below the opening, where we put him
IN. no started to climb the rope as
fast a. he could, thinking he could
get up again. But as we were letting
the rope down all the time, he stayed
At the same height until the dumb
waiter was about 20 feet below him
and he was nearly exhausted. Then
he gave In and slid down.
As soon 40 Walter Grimshaw felt
himself dropping down SO fast he be-
gan calling Help! Help!" We much
relieved them by taking on their
blindfolds and showing them whore
they had been. The meeting was adj
journed 1t 9:45.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
boy SCOUT NEWS.
Troop Editors Tell What's DOING

Woodward-aye. Presbyterian bible
school,, around the edge OF our drum
and } Troop So I'm the middle In
large letters. When parade day comes
we intend TO. make better showing
than any other drum and bugle corps
In the city. ~
March 10 an entertainment win be
given by our troop. IL will be prfnci.
pally on FIRST aid by those OF the lit
ter corps. II will be under charge OF
A, III. Etzold and Dr. Z. Martin. of
the litter corp. DIR, X. Rolleston. who
leads the signal corps, win have a re.
view next Monday evening with those
who want TO be on the signal corps.
The new signal tower was constructed
and designed by John OFT.
Mr.. Etxold, scoutmaster, will take
up map reading and drawing with
those who wish to be in his depart.
ment. He viii also take up bridge
and road building.
We took up the matter on kerchiefs
Those on the committee are Cecil
Rowe and Herman Ziel. We selected
red and white, with 80 in the corner
The red letter will be ON the white
and the white letter on the red.
Five new members were admitted
last night There will be tenderfoo,
examination Friday at O'Clock
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

very much alone and that we ought q
know Il. ~
am finishing this entry after 1:
O'Clock. little book. About IL O'CLOCK
tonight there was knock at ny dool
and when opened it'll found q mai
i had never seen before.
is this Mrs. waverly?" he asked
rather thickiy.
"Yes," answered.
Much to my surprise and greatly 10
my fear he pushed HIS way In and
said: I've come. Mrs. Wayerly, to
tell you (hic) what a good fellow your
husband Is. Yes. sir (hic), mean Il.
Dicks the best fellow In the world
gnd you must not scold him II he
makes fool OF himself occasionally.
You see, Mrs. WsyeEly. was afraid
you didn't know That you have got
q prize I'm Dick WaFerly (hic), and
thought I'd come over and tell you so
and also tell you that everyone of the
boys (hic), say Dick is the best pal in
the bunch"
This may all be very true. Mr.. -"
Mack Is my rame (hic)," he said
with the gravity Of an owl as I paused.
This may be very true, Mr.. Mack"
I repeated. .'but fail to see why the
Information should be conveyed to me
by perfect stranger at this time of
night. Has anything happened to
Dick?"
Nothing (hic),, nothing ut ALL" he
has tened TO assure me Dick will be
home presently. He Is fortunate to
have such delightful wife (hic), and
beautiful home to come to, but know
how II Ia when you stay away from
home and wife, she Is apt to be peeved
--she Is apt TO be peeved,
Dick Is such good (hic), fellow
that I thought I'd save him trouble and
come and tell you he was Just out with
the crowd. having good time.
Il told him was going to see you
tomorrow and he said go tonight
Isn't II rather late, old man.
asked. and dear old Dick replied: Run
along (hic). my wife just dotes on
49,
know I was white with anger and
q glimmer!ng OF what he was doing
must have gotten into that sodden
brain for he continued: Maybe Dick
was just raggin me Maybe he did
not intend me to come, but, anyway
(hic), hope there Is no hard feelins
for Dick Is the best pal ever. Good
evenin' Mrs. Waverly, glad t'have met
We (hic).
(To Be Continued.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
The Confessions of a Wife

As thought Of the way Bill Tenney
md Dick laughed over that pitiful ex-
tamation of Earl Winthrop's wife and
heir unfeeling comments got angrier
ban ever.
II don't care II Dick is hurt or kill
/" said to myself. Are you shocked,
title book? Well, II that is the case
am going to shock you still more.
believe that IL every man died when
70 wife wished him out of her sight
ecause she felt that he had outraged
|0t only her wifehood but her woman
ped this would be a world peopled by
|Dung people and widows only.
Perhaps men have. the same feeling.
remember what Jim Edie said to me
bout being inexpressly bored at the
horght OF looking at the same face
fross the breakfast table year after
bar.
Dick doesn't mean to be unkind to
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

me. II he thinks OF me now at all l
am sure he thinks that am here in
CO nfort and plenty. He has said to
me often, In surprise, when I have
told him that he does not show con-
sideration of me.
why, don't I give you everything
I can? Don't you have everything you
want?"
did not know my own father and,
perhaps, do not know much about the
real nature Of man. But do know
that like togo out and have aagood
time just as much as Dick does.
do not have everything I want when I
have enumerated enough to eat and to
wear and q very pleasant place to
live. | think most men are surprised
when their. Wives intimate this; they
cannot understand why their wives
should feel hurt when they 20 tout
with the boys" and stay 36;or As hours
without letting no know II they be liv-
ing or dead. They feel that they are
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. w. NJ. Grosvenor. OF Bridge
wood, ~. J.. Is the guest of Mrs. Will
liam H. Turner, No. SO Tayloraye.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

That sweet attractive kind OF
brace" extolled by poets is more to
20 desired than Queenly carriage or
h1litant "swagger,' so the poets--and
most women--still think.
Zach type OF beauty has its own
type Of grace. Some OF our most
hllitant public women have learned
10 even be energetic gracefully and
|noy have certain fine grace Of their
lvn. but the grace that appeals with
|ho charm Of womanliness and sweet
Pess n the gentle, yielding grace-the
lnA6ected grace Of the unspoiled
|hild. or the natural grace of lively
kitten.
Miss Irene Hough, the most beauti-
|ul telephone girl In America, might
|lDo be called the most graceful Of
american girls. Her chiefest charm IL
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

simple. unaffected grace. Whether
she walks or dances, stands or sits
she Is superlatively graceful--every
movement as natural as the friskings
OF her own pet kitten.
"Awkwardness Is SIM said Miss
Hough when we talked about the va
rious milestones to be passed on the
long. long road to beauty. 'But like
most other sinners, awkward girls
may be reformed. The first lesson
In gracefulness is forget yourself. It's
impossible for self-conscious person
to be graceful. The second lesson is
self-control, and the student OF grace
may take as many lessons after that
as she likes, but IL she's selfforgetful
and self-controlied she need worry no
more about being graceful-she is
graceful"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
TROOP NO. 50


Those who passed the first aid ex-
animation Saturday evening. Feb. Is.
for the litter corps are as follows:
A. Wilson. @. Rowe, d. Galloway, J.
Kelley, H. ziel. @. Bonar, p. Scott
and A. Crawl d. Galloway was Sc
lected patrol leader for the litter
corps by DIR. =. Martin, who Is in
structor for II.
We are glad to have visitors come
and visit Is. They can soon get ON to
what our work IL like.
Our drum and bugle corps Ia get.
ting along fine. but we need more
buglers. There are about 10 bugles
and six drums. We want to have rs
bugles and eight drums.
Our troop has already put The
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
DETROIT ORCHESTRA
GIVES CONCERT THURSDAY

For the first time this season, the
first of the Detroit Symphony orches-
ira. that organization will present a
soloist at its concerts, Katherine
Goodson, the English pianist, appear
Ing Thursday afternoon, in the De-
troit opera house, at 4 o'clock, in the
fourth number OF the series.
Miss Goodson Is favorably known
to local concertgoers through appear
ance here year ago In the Detroit
Orchestral association series. She
will play Grieg's Concerto for piano
In A minor, with orchestral accom-
paniment The orchestral numbers
will include Mendelssohn's "Ruy
Blass,' overture; the Bach-Abert Pre-
lude, Chorale and Fugue, and
Tschaikowsky's Marche Slav.
This program will be repeated, with
the addition OF Beethoven's Symphony
in G major, Weber's Invitation to
the Dance" and the intermezzo No.
2, from Wolf-Ferrari's Jewels OF the
Madonna" In popular concert to be
given In Arcadia, Sunday afternoon.
Feb. FL, at o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
AN EASY WAY Z
TO GET RID Of
UGLY PlnlPLES

Battle your face for ssvoral ninnooo.
with resinol soap and hot votor. ~
Apply little resfnol ofntnent 49,
gently. Let this stay % 10 m1nu1oo,
and wash on with resinol poap on1
more hot water, fhishinx Win : 49,
OF cold watsr to closs tie Dc4oo. %
this once or twice . day. ana yOu IN
% astonished to and how oufokIv ~
healing resinol meditation sootheo ~
oleanses the pores, removes pinr1oo'
ana Diackhsads. and leaves he CO.,
plexion clear and velvety.
HesinoI ointment and ros1noI oooD
stop itching instantly and spoooily
Neal skin hum0rs. s0reG. bnn6.
Wounds and chasing. Sold ~ a dyurt
gists. For frse trial sise. write DIT.
IN Resinol Baltimors. Mds-Alv.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

That interest In sending supplies to
the European war sufferers has not
tabated In Michigan, Is evidenced In
the numerous packages received from
ali over the state In the shipping room
of the Detroit branch of the American
Red Cross society, In the Telegraph
building. Knit caps. wristlets, anklets.
mitt3 and bands, and field hospital
supplies of all kinds, are gratefully
received and acknowledged by the.
Red Cross society.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

some sneak thief catered the room Of
blvd. at O'Clock. Wednesday morn
ing, and escaped with Wright's gold
watch and S2l. according to a report
cheli OF N Noe bs SiS TSirdaase report
ed early Wednesday morning that
someone stole her diamond ring and
IS bin from her room. some time
Tuesday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

A walk talk" on 'sAmerioan "a.
VIII be given Wednesday evening, RI
the. Museum Of Art galleries, ~ @. ~
Boone, Of New York, In charge e ~
exhibition Of works Of art fron ~
Macbeth galleries. IN New York. nov
on view In the museum z
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
MUMFORD SCHOOL

Eaftsrlal staa--ChIef. Theeasre HAN
neD soe1ety editor Joanosto Beck
With. sporting ealteEs Heaxy 0olA1sy
associates. Jean Hanna. Pa1llne CAL
lettes Alfred Helnes. John Van
sickle, Thsnas WiBllanAssu. ~. ~
The Mumford school. named after
Inspector Samuel @. Numford, 10
formed Of children from the Scripps,
Lillibridge. Monteith. Pingree and
other schools. It has IL rooms and
100 pupils.
Dorothy Brown. OF room q. Is con-
valescing from spell of sickness and
we are very pleased to say that she
VIII soon DO back In school.
Mn. Ktnsman has taken the place
OF Miss McKielop for this semester IN
tho domestic science classes.
The sixth grade ID studying the
stories of King Arthur this term and
the pupils have badges Of red. white
and blue.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

There will be free entertainment
Thursday evening, in the Y. w. G. A.
auditorium for members OF the Assoc
Otation and their friends. Selections
on the new diamond disc Edison
photograph and readings by Miss
Frances Marie Nall viii form the pro
gram.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Frances E. Willard Meeting

The VIC II. L. held a Frances
Il. Willard meeting at the NJ. T..
church Tuesday night, and the
following program was given:
Song. Revive Us Again.
Scripture Reading, Mrs. G.S.
Burney.
Song, National Prohibition, Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic.
Reading, Why a Frances Viii
lard. Mrs. Norcross.
Real Definition Of W. c. T. t..
Mrs Eliza Peters.
Frances Willard and Peace,
Mrs. W. A. Black.
Song, God Save the State.
Reading. America for Me, Al
ice TombleSOn.
Memorial Work Discussed.
Welcoming the Strangers nj
Ellis Island. Ms. ia. Hylton.,
Talk, Miss Sarah GaskIll.
Address. Signs of the Times.
Prof. J. A. HyIton. i.
Remarks by several members.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Cold and Group i'm Children

Many people rely upon Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy implic-
lily in cases of colds and Group,
and it never diSappoints them.
Mrs. f. H.. Thomas, Logansport.
Ind. writes: Il have found
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
be the best medicine for colds
and Group | have ever used, and
never tire of recommending it to
my neighborS and friends. !
have always given it to my child.
rem when suffering from Group.
and it has never failed to give
them prompt relief For sale
by all dealers. - Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Christian EndeavorProgram

Me. Church. Sunday, Feb. y,
G:4a p. m.
Subject, Favorite Chapters of
the Bible.
Prayer, President Of Society
Song. Seeds of Promise
Prayer, Mrs. Peters
Song, Tell Me the Old. Old
Story.
Sentence Prayers, Walter Co.
day, Min,ie Avery, Viola Draper,
Mrs. Beach
Song. God viii Take Care of
You.
Concert Reading of the Odd
Psalm.
What Chapter Will Help Us
When Tempted: Bro, Needham.
What Chapter Will Console Us
in Times of Trial: Sarah GaSkill.
What Chapter Will Help to Ov.
ercOme Doubts: Mrs. Beach.
What Chapter Should We Read
When Discouraged: Mrs. Hylton.
What is Your Favorite Chapter.
in the New Testament: Mrs. Car
ter.
Why DO You Like the 18Th
Chapter Of lSt Corinthians: Ora
Rippee.
Why lis the 18th Chapter of
Luke the Favoritc of Many Poo.
pie: j. G.. Carter.
Roll call of members. with re
sponses telling the tavorite chap
ter of each member.
Everybody welcome
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
PROGRAM

At the Liberty School. Mon
day night, Feb. -, 1915:
Exercise, Washington Acros
tic, IS Pupils.
Biography of Washington, in
MIA Walker.
Song, Red, White and Blue
School.
Washington Dates, Grade >
Recitation No. |. 18th Grade
Recitation No. ,, 4th Grade
Recitation No. 3, 4th Grade
Recitation No. /. 18th Grade
Recitation No. }. 4ch Grade
Rect ,tion No. q, 4th Grade
Recitation No. Z, 18th Grade
Recitation No. s, 4th Grade
Song, Mt. Vernon Bells. School
TableauX. - Colonies.
Recitation No. |, 9th Grade
Recitation No. ,, 9TH Grade
Recitation No. 3, 18th Grade
Recitation No. I, 18th Grade
Recreation No. ). 18th Grade
Recitation No. Is, 9TH Grade
Song of Washington, School
The Cherry Pie, Grades , 4
Tableaux, Old Glory
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Is Some Sign Writer

Just as soon as DR.. f.. II.
Riley read in the paper that
Happy Jack Payne. the sign
writer of Mountain Grove, was
married, he called him up over
the long distance phone and
said: Jack, / hear you're maj
ried: your treat
What will you have, Doc
The doctor told him that we
were going to give "a benefit for
the improvement of our Gene
terry and Il want you to come up
and paint us a few signs for the
good of the cause"
This is rather sudden says
Jack; but | will be there
On the early train next morn
ing up jumps Jacks and he
did some gratuitouS sign writing
for the "Trip Around the
WorlG.'
Mr.. Payne will be remembar
ed as the artist who repainted
The opera house drop curtain,
aud who also did some sign work
for the stock show last fall, and
his work speaks for itself. Any
one needing new signs should
patronize a man who is public
spirited enough to donate his
services for a public benefit,
not only in his Own town. but a
nelghboring town. When YOU
need a sign call up Whit-Jack
Sign Co. Mountlin Grove. so
long US we have no sign writer
in town.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Baptist Ladies' Aid

Mesdames WI .FulIington and
T. T.. Lenhart were joint hostess
es to the Ladies' Aid and friends
of the Baptist church Wednes-
day afternoon at the FnlIingtOn
home.
After some time spent very
pleasantly in necdlework. shut.
tlework and conversation, all
joined in IA devotional service.
Mrs. l. h. Latimer read the 9th
Psalm, and Mrs. Ga Beach lead
in prayer
The hostesSns served refresh
nents to the following members
and guests: Mesdames J. + Seal,
u. $. Dennis, beats, ThOS. Dean,
p. W. Newton. o. l.. Rohinett, n.
j. Craig. WIN Hamilton, Horace
Paul. wv. Brazeal. MIG. Hensley.
II. NJ. NOrcross. Ezra Dennis. G..
L.Turner. RIA Stapp,C.L. Beach,
Ernest Coday, T. \. Sisk, r. NJ.
Rogers. LIB. Latimer, NJ T. Cor
man, !. A. Hylton. d W. Hoover,
W. b. Hitchcock, G.. e. Freeman.
W. G.. Reynolds, f. Fl. Riley, ia.
tuSOn, NJ. f.. West. II. Coday. J.
X. p. Coday, 5. Yates, MA eau
BILE, 81. Hensley, G. A. STEPHENS,
Arthur Arnold, in. Craig. John
Strong. &. BrentIingrr. Charles
BrentIinger. j. W. Brentlinger;
Misses mabel Wallace, Eula New
Newton. Pearl Newton. l.. Rob-
rrtS. G McDanieis. Maggie Par
rot. Mabel ROhinett, Lila Day.
Frona Rippee, Queen Chapman,
Ida Hensley. Leila Cole. Sarah
Gaskill. Ipylee GLADDEN.. Ora Rip
pee. Veril FL is, Cloe Osborn;
MessrS. John Stephens. j. II. p
Pool, j. A. Hylton. TT. L%enhart,
l.. b. Latimer, W. Fl. Fullington,
Earl Cauble
The company departed leaving
q frcewill Offering of SI.6l.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Teachers Examination

Teachers regular cxamina.
ton will be held at Hartville and
Norwood March SO, 1913.
Examination will begin at s a.
m. and l:30 p. m on both days,
and close at 1870 and Il p. m.
respectively.
Applicants will write by num-
Der as heretofore. Those ex-
pecliGg to take the examination
at Norwood should send in their
fee and get their number before
the day of the examination. One
fee pays for the three. examina.
tions.
Be present at s o'clock on the
first day and hear the instruc'
tons. Order of subjects as
heretofore. Respectfully,
JOHN NJ. CARTER,
County~S Superintendent
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18

W. f.. Owens and family have
moved to n farm near Mountain
Grove.
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Woodmei

Mansfield Household No. 81
Regular meetings LIST and Sd
Wednesday evenings at |, O.. O.
F. Hall. Visiting Guests welcome
G. $. BuRNEY. Worthy Consul
l. AFFORD, WorthySecretary
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.NN'OTNCE.HEN'TS
We are authorized to announce
j. VI. CARTER

We are authorized to
j. NJ. CARTER
rs II candidate Tor Superintendent OF
Schools of Wright County, sub
ject to the will OF the voters at the
schoo! election Tuesday, April g., 1915
We are authorized TO
ARTHUR ARNOLD
Il candidate for Superintendent OF
Public Schools al Wright County, sub
ject TO the will OF the voters at the
school election Tuesday, April 8, 1915
We are authorized tn
\. II. BAILEY
As a candidate ror Superintendent of
schools Of Wright County, sub
ject to the will OF the voters at the
school election Tuesday, April 8, 1918
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Stop That Cough Now

When you catch cold, or begin
to cough, the first thing to do is
TO take Dr.. Bells Pine.Tar,
Honey. 1t penetrates the lin
ineS Of the throat and lungs and
fights the germs of the disease,
giving quick reliet and natural
healing. Our whole family de
pend on Pine-Tar. Honey for
coughs and colds writes Mr..
r.. Williams. Hamilton, Ohio. II
always helps. 25c at your drug
giSt ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
SCHOOL

The attendance is still better
this week.
These beautiful days II fine
for outdoor play.
The Hyltonian literary society
elected officers Tuesday.
Lost A copy OF the Stars and
Stripes Jubilee. Find it. and
get reward.
This week and next tests will
be given in nearly all the ligh
school subjects.
The literary program for Fri
day afternoon will be given by
the tenth grade and will be on
Shakospeare's plays.
Miss Rippee spoke to the
teachers at faculty meeting
Tuesday on the importance of
beginning child'S education
properly.
Quite a number of the high
school students attended the ia
neral of Nora R0ss'S grandmOtll.
or at the Baptist church Friday
afternoon.
The boys are manifeSting an
unusual interest in field athletics
these pretty days and an effort
will be made to secure some ma
terial for them to use in their
games.
The ancient history class has
been reviewing Greek history
for several days and some of The
most interesting recitationS Of
the year have been given, each
member of the class requiring
II or 20 minutes to give his re-
port.
The pupils in the grades arc
doing some very excellent sup
Elementary work this month in
connection with the birthday an.
niverSarieS of great Americans.
Last week they devoted their
time to ii study of Lincoln: this
week they are reading every
thing they can get ON the life of
Washington.
Bro. England, pastor of the
Baptist church, WAS with us
Monday morning to conduct de
votiOnal exercises. He read
and explained some Scripture
verses and talked to us concern
ing the great responsibility that
rests on every young person in
these days of wonderful achieve.
ment. We are glad to have the
ministers of our churches visit
us and help MS with words of ad
vice and encouragement
Grade cards will be given out
again soon and the teachers are
all very anxious to have the par
ents to look over them carefully
and see just what progress each
student is making not only in his
regular studies but in depurt.
ment. attendance. attitude to
ward school work and general
behavior. Grades viii be given
in writing in high school on writ
ten work estimated by the Thorn,
dyk" system of grading.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Jay Pope Loses a Finger

Jay Pope, an employee of the
Mansfield Light n Power Co -,
while working with the engine at
the light plant last week, met
with quite a serious accidrnt,,h
first finger of his left hand being
severed at the first joint
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
MUTUAL STOCKHOLDERS
EXPERIENCED INVESTORS

t. :. Ry. Car No. 3553 with y tons of our low grade an
died at the smelter this week and the two cars OF ore now beir
Saiina Mills DEMONSTRATING that orr large tonnage OF
snres our SICCESS-"withnut reference to the several hight
and the very high grade
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-18
Colds are Often Most Serious
Stop Possible Complications

The disregard of a cold has
often brought many a regret.
The fact of %Sneezing. coughing
or a fever should be warning
enough that your system needs
immediate attention. Certainly
loss of sleep is most serious. 1t
is a warning given by nature. 1t
is mans duty to himself to as
sist by doing his part. DR..
Kings New Discovery is based
on a scientific analysis of colds.
soc at your druggists. Boy a
bottle today. Adv.