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The Washington herald., 1915-05-23
ECONOMICAL Mr.. BOWSER
He Is Always Looking Out to Save Dollar.

Mr. Bowser intended to perform a per-
Torrance.
He had been thinking Of 1t all the after
noon.
He might as we'll lead up to it softly,
however and prepare Mrs. Bowser for it.
He therefore threw away the stump
of his cigar and said:
Green was telling me today that he
never fixes anything around the house. 4"
Mo-" replied Mrs. Bowser
He can't putty in a pane Of glass.
Il see"
| Nor fix door knob"
But you know
| Yes, I can fix anything. and thereby
save several hundred dollars a year"
But there's nothing to fix just now?"
! We'll, dear. there's nothing to be done
| except that l am going to save a hum
dred dollars in cash and indulge in a
little beneficial exercise at the same
| time" he replied.
You are not going toto tear any Of
the walls down or remove the roof Of
| the house,
NO, maiam. Our house is heated by
a furnace. That furnace naturally has
A smoke-pipe. That smoke-pipe must
be cleaned out before We start a fire
this fall
But why don't you get man to do
it,
For several reasons. First, I need
the physical exercise. Second. / don't
propose to pay no slovenian a hunrded
dollars to come up here and fool around
for four weeks over what will take me
about twenty minutes. Thirdly. and last
ly. l am a domestic man and like to be
doing little odd Jobs around nv own
house"
Mr.. Bowser please don't do it," gasped
Mrs. Bowser as she turned pale. You'll
get the pipe apart and then-and then"
And then clean out a barrel or two
of SCOT and put it together again." he
finished. I'm going to slip on my old
clothes and have the job over in half an
hour. You just sit down with the news
paper and you won't hear sound
If you'll let it alone I'll get a man
and pay him out of my weekly allow
ance she called to him as he was
half way up the stairs.
Half an hour-easy az rolling off log
save hundred dolars-sit right down"
he replied as he disappeared.
Ten minutes later he came down with
an old suit on. and he had in his hands
Gimlet "a sCrew-driver. monkey
wrench, hammer, a cold chisel, a pot of
glue. glass cutter and n coil of wire
why not let it go until November"
she asked as he was ready to go down,
and planning to get some one next day.
And let a cold wave catch us and
freeze all the water pipes" he exclaimed
in answer.
No danger"
Mrs. Bowser, you sit right down and
don't worry. l was cleaning out smoke
pipes before YOU were born, and there's
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

'o'se ] do. Dad likes yo', nam like.
| That log suddenly contracted again
ana brought them close together, and
inns arm stole around Linda's waist
with: e'
And ives Ewine TO be lined in the
lali ana live on them acres? Linda
| n him wasn't back thar in that doa h
I'd shorely hug yo', / would"
got out of that doah" and took a
long walk. and if Jim didn't take adj
vantage of the occasion. Linda's looks
beIied her when | returned
The girl gave me good night and
passed to her room. and little later
the old folks arrived back
stranger. was thar a Teller we're
"a -sparkin Linda" whispered the
father as they sat down beside me.
of co'se there was-of co'se" said
the wife
But mebbe he didn't come"
There was young man here" I
replied.
Did Linda cali him Jim?"
she did"
''Of co'se she did-of co'se." added
the wife.
Didn't dun know but what som.
other critter had come strayin' this
way. Did they sot together
'On the log?"
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23
The Tailor and the Prisoner.


Once upon q time Tailor who had .
Thief in his keeping as prisoner under
sentence. decided to appeal to his honor
instead of exercising such close vigilence.
He therefore said to him:
IF you will give me your word Of
honor not to escape 1 Will let you go I'M
How thick are the walls?" asked the
prisoner
Why. only about eight inches. and the
Then you may safely confide in my
honor and secure a good nights sleep"
On the very next morning, however. the
1ailer visited the prisoners cell to find
and matS his escape. Meeting him in
Canada a few DAYS later he began to up
braid the man with his total want Of
honor and gratitude. and added:
III was very foolish of me to expect you
would keep your word. 4 thief cannot
have a conscience"
Oh. as to that. my dear sir" replied the
escaped. you are as much to blame as I
out stating the thickness of the walls I
should have believed escape impossible
and made no effort"
Moral:-It was a Missouri farmer who
advertised that he had hidden his money
in a corn-crib. and warned all persons to
keep away from the same. Lost next
night. $3.50. no clew.
The UnErnteful Mule.
One day Mule who was drawing a cart
along the highway, suddenly came to
stop and began lamenting his hard fate.
peasant In reply. Are you not well paid
and lodged and do you ever work on
Sunday"
But behold the muddy highway. MY
strength str, Iaad is taxed to the utmost to pull
''But owing to this same condition of
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23
CHOKING HIN OFF.

man stood in the doorway OF a beer
palace the other day. when, a stranger
stopped and wiped his perspirinE fore
head with his elbow. and observed that
IL was hot, and added:
Suppose that q man should come Into
your place on a day like this and"
What sort Of mani" interrupted the
other.
why, an honest. respectable man
about forty years old, who"
with money In his pocket"
.b,s MN Sout Sortv an yes9a ia re spes;;
come into your"
''say. old man." interrupted the other
with much spirit, don't you try Il on
me! I'm the bouncer for the place, and
I'd have to use you awful rough"
The honest. respectable man looked
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

one more trial. Only an hour before he
had read In his newspaper the saying:
What man has done can be done again.
and he picked up all the joints. stood
them on end in a row and surveyed
them in critical way None were miss
ing. The end of each and every joint
had been made to fit into another. All
he had to do was to exercise patience
and press and squeeze and tap With the
ha MINER Mr. Bowser pressed. He also
squeezed. He likewise tapped. He was
Just on the point of success when the
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

dy: II so. I'll go down and cheer him
lp with my presence. she replied.
And you'll find a place to warm IN
some cold tea. If YOU want to-
Thank We, hut that is a beautiful idea,
and mehbe the GOOD hearted man will
have cup wild me. How long ago did
Mrs. McCarty disappear, Sammis?"
oh. ] took her down some time ago q"
Sammis. leavin the n out to nut in
her shugar' | suppose but is she n
wildly. me boy? It's easy enough to saw
this and that but where arc the proofs ?
Has sh" ever shown anybody her hus-
band 8 death notice as twas printed
Il never saw it, ma'am
or the dade q the lot in the buryin'
grounds"
''Nom.'
OR has she hoastcd that there were
H"Venty-two hacks IN the funeral pur-
Ceshun. and that She tainted twice he
fore she could cit down stairs 10 the
carriage?
Il never heard her ma'am''
And Won never will. Sammis-nor any
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

feet long, with one end at the furnace
and the other in the chimney. and was
supported at intervals by wires at
tached to the ceiling.
Save just hundred dollars and have
all the physical exercise to boot he
muttered, as he began at the wires.
There are men who run to the glazer,
the plumber and the slovenian whenever
little job wants to be done, and there
are other men who save time and money
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

the bouncer over. wiped his forehead
with his other elbow, and said as he
started off:
Mighty funny that man can't begin
to talk i'm this town without some one
choking him OFF and calling him blk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Rutherford. walter Hackney and Sin
clair Bcrdan
In another luncheon there the same
day We're Mr. and Mrs Bcrtram G.
Work, who rode their saddle horses
across q mountain trail and got caught
IN the first thunder storm of the season,
thereby delaying the luncheon which
WAS given 10y Mr.. and Airs. Ross Proc
tor. The other quests went over in
surrcys ANA kept dry. They w"r" Air,
and Mrs T.. G. Converse. Mr.. and Mrs
w. = WiEGin. Mir. and Mrs. John
FLETCHER and Mrs. Arthur Gibh Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ Hopkins gave II luncheon
there that day for MIR. aud Mrs. T.. 4.
Fulton and Mrs. e. l.. Parker. and in
the Daniel Boon" Cabin Il large com
pany Of young people WAS entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Richard. of New
York Mir Richard has returned. and
his wifi" is NOW the house guest of Miss
Jean IIinsdalc. daughter of pr. and Mrs
Guy l.. liinsdaic. who is also cntcrtaiu-
lliusdalc was Il bridesmaid at tho we'd
ding uf each OF these young mutrons.
Her parents have recently taken Kern
Villa on Ill" Seth Barton French cs-
tate for IN" spring season
Aii. and Mrs. George Ingalls,, who arc
here in their private car for the Eas-
ter season. heard this week Of :, mis-
hap TO their young son. Melville In
gals, III, who fell three flights down
" stairway Of their Chicago home. and
i now walking on crutchcs. though nov
seriously injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
SPRING SEASON At HOT
KEEPING ITS CAY PACE
Indications Now Are That Festivities
Will Extend Well Into
May.
PROFITS FROM EUROPEAN WAR
All Resorts in This Country Report
Full bookings, Because of lmpos-
sibility of Foreign TraVcl-Sevcrul
Brides and Grooms Arrive.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

lSpcclal TO me mes i'iSi'2tCtt.l
HOT SPRINGS. Va. April l..--Thc
whirl Of remarkably gay spring sea
son Al tho Virginia Hot Springs is keep
ing up in a fashion indicating its eN
tension wei, into MAY I'm fact. It is
an open question whether tn" resort
viii not 10 pretty lively all summer on
account Of tho closing of ,ho European
resorts. which contingency. according
to recent reports, already has resulted
in tn. houses Of The Very frs, elias
throughout tho New England resorts
being ALREADY booked full for rcNt sum
mcr. Many people are surprised to
learn that the thermometer rarely
touches s. degrees here in mid
and that the nights arc always cold
enough for blankets
Several brides and =roons nave made
their appearance this week. perhaps the
most hcralded OF whom We're Mr. and
Mrs. Eric :. Winston. the bride having
been Miss Maud y Kennedy. OF Hcmp-
stead. l.. l.. who was married week
ago to-day. Another bridal couple Wis
ting tho springs iust now arc Nr. and
Mrs r p Scherer OF New York and
still another, MIR. and Mrs Francis
Sears, OF Boston.
Miss Ruth Harrison. OF Cincinnati,
who owns a handsome villa hero. which
was oncupcd ny William ~. Taft dur
in2 his Hot Springs visits when no was
President. had nous" party She was
IL have given broken tp 10y tho sudden
I.Hth OF Samuel 7. Bitter, The sculptor.
who few DAYS ago was Killed in New
York BY being struck by an aUtomoble.
There have been some record days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
GLADSTONE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
GLADSTONE, VA. April ii. w.
Patterson hac returned from Il visit
to his relatives ut Warren. Wa.
Mrs. c. w. Westfeld and children are
spending some time at Rock Castle.
Va.
Miss Mabel c. Harris. OF Lynchburs.
spent the week end with her parents
here
Miss Mary Capell and brother, l.. a.
Capell, have returned from a--short
visit to Washington, u. c.
Mrs II. c. Gentry visited friends in
Richmond this week.
W. II. Laync. Of Norton, Va. spent
tho Weekend as guest of W. Horsley
Harris.
H. l.. Fisher is in Lynchpurg on bust
ness.
Mrs. G. ID. Akers is visiting in Lynch
burg this week.
Miss Clara MiEginson. Of Roanoke.
spent stcvcral days recently with her
parents here.
Mrs Curtis Masor. and children. of
Iynchburg. are visiting friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. y. l.. Wright are visit
ing In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Akers and chill
dren have returned rom 81 short stay
in Lynchburg.
Mrs Jerry Wood. w-,o has been Wis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

c!usi"n of the program the hostess MAS
assisted in serving dainty refreshments
10y Misses Mary Shepherd and Esther
Ansbrook
Rev. George W. Morrow. - d. of
Michigan, and John q. woollcN who
WAS u candidate for President OF tho
United states on the prohibition ticket
in i?l2. delivered strong speeches at u
prohibition rally here "Wednesday night.
The distinguished speakers were in
u"iuccd by w. T.. Daniel who spoke
~ the GOOD effects resulting In North
Carolina since the State went dry.
w. :. UE. Robinson, Of GoldSboro,
who has been visiting here. returned
home on Thursday.
Misses Fannie ana Georgia 'urwcn
OF MccklcnburG County. Va, have re-
turned home. after spending some time
here with their sister. Mrs y. ~ Barnes
Mir and Mrs. T.. G.. GarlcN have re-
turned home from their bridal trip.
Mr.. t;arlici WAS married Il few days
ua;o IL Miss Carrie Wills Howell. daugh-
ter OF Captain !. l.. towel OF South
First street. Richui"nd
.Niss Katherine Ward has returned
h"m" from II visit Ia friends in Nor
folk.
Miss Virginia rcacock. Of Saranac
Lake, New York. is visiting Mrs. y. &.
House.
Mrs. W. y. Pierce and Misses Annie
and j"anuctt. Musgruyc have returned
nom" from u visit IL Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

on the golf links this week. TOP hgures
IN the history of the club being reached
on Tuesday, when 500 people took out
tickets. Among the players was II.
G. Folger, president OF the Standard
OH Saturday for u fortnirht's golf
Nr. Folgcr comes down three or four
times a year and plays n good deal
while here with Rcv. Avery Norris.
formerly OF Glen cove. whore he has his
country place. When si home h" fire.
Gueutiy spends a couple of weeks on
the links With John II. RoCk"t"llcr
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Filter and
their two little children ran down from
Rosemout. Pa. the middle Of the week.
and arc taking tn" 'kur" here. as well
as playing golf Il great deal. Mrs. Fit
lcr is one of the hest PLAYERS ut Marion.
is a former holder OF the Florida state
Golf title. and has been runuer-up in
some Of the White Mountain tuurnu-
monts. She is now playing III excellent
form. and expects TO enter the national
tournament next summer. Her nus
band. who always Gets into the first
flight when playing in ~ tournament.
was worStcd i'm n twoSome early in the
week by Harry Thompson. Of phiia
dclphia. editor OF the Country Gentle
man. Mr.. Thompson Won the match by
running down an approach shot from
fifty yards OF the green. 10y a remark
uhle coincidence, duplicating u record
he made twelve years ago on the same
DAY He was able to fin the days be-
cause the game on Tuesday came of
on his sons twelfth birthday. When
the members OF the Philadelphia Coan-
ivy Club heard OF the earlier freak shot
They sent the new born youngstCr a
handsome silver trophy. i. u. standiSh.
10, IN, l,A
rincnurst tournaments this winter. is
now playing here daily. Among the
other daily golfers being Fred {. Imam
G =. HALL II. !. I'dd. :. L. chase. Mir.
and Mrs - : = Stewart. Mir. ana Mrs.
Ecrtram q. Work, Mir. and Mrs. George
ingalls, and Morgan NuScnt.
Almost a daily round OF luncheon and
dinners have been taking place at Fas-
sjferu Farm. where p"opl" like To 20
both for the old -ta sEioned Southern
dishes served ia rustiv styi" and for
Tho sonic mountain ride over. Ar. ana
Mrs q. Z. Swift gave luncheon there
last sunday. their guests including Miss
Swift. Miss Cuddahy. Mr. and Mrs. J. n.
Cady. Nh and Mrs. j. Il. Secor j. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
ALTAVISTA
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ALTAVlSTA, VA. April 17.-Edwin
Zane is In New York
Miss Maggie Lane is visiting friends
in LynchburS.
Rev. y. walter Rotten spent Tuesday
in l.ynchburg.
Mrs. Clara k"uncdy spent the week.
Miss Monta Isabel. OF Richmond, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs b. q.
Blunt
Mr. Downs. Of Columbia. $. c., is
visiting his brother. G. y. Downs. on
sixth Street.
The Rosscr- bearing Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will he
entertained ON Tuesday at the Com
monwcalth Hotel by Mrs. II. w. ADAMS.
Mrs. Thomas II. Lewis arrived here
Thursday from Chicago to visit her
mother, Mrs. Thomas EauntlerOy. at
".Arvona." east OF the town.
Mrs. Il. T.. Cecil left Oh Saturday for
II tcn-day visit at the home of her
daughter ut Rural Retreat. MIR Cecil
accompanied his wife as FAR rs Roa
noltc.
Mrs. X. l.. tumnock entertained at
her home on Bedford Avenue Friday
night the Epworth sunday school class
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. OF
which She is teacher. The meeting
WAS FOR the purpose of rcorganlzing
ana TO devise plans To furnish tho
classroom at the church. At the end
OF tho session refreshments were
served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
CROZET

Special To The Times Dispatch
CRoIEr, VA, April Il. - Walter
Whatcly aud James Clark, of Crozct.
loft yesterday morning for New York
and will sail to-day for Bermuda. They
expect TO he away two weeks.
Miss .Aurclia Xirl>lc returned To Halti-
more on Monday. Iircg a weeks visit
I" the home of hcr parents. AIR. and
Mrs. 4. :. Iirklc uf tvoZct.
She is attending the Peabody Con-
s"rNatory Of Music in ;hat city
Miss Virginia Montague has returned
to iiollius Institute, after spending the
Easter holidays here with her parents,
Mr. ANA Mrs j. w Montague.
Mrs. Hortcnsc RRpp State lecturer OF
the w. {. 7. L.. addressed an apprc-
ciativc audience 1T tn" Methodist
Church here this week.
Rev. Henry &. Gregory. pastor of the
Methodist Church here. is visiting his
old home in Roanoke I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
WELDON

special to The Times Dispatch.
WELDON. y. G, April l1--on Tues
day afternoon tn" Book club was de
liShttully entertained AZ the homo of
the president. Mrs. William NJ cohen.
At the conclusion of its program the
hostess was assisted 10y Mrs. T.. =
Harrison in serving refreshments. The
decorations were sweet peas and other
spring blossoms,
The South Weldon Home Improve
ment club met With Mrs. c. :. Powell
Friday. 'rh" discussion. luncheon"
was led bylM Wade POWELL i'll IN en-
PERTAINING and instructive manner.
TIL" club distributed flower sacdS aud
offers prizes for the prctticst ana hest
trimmed lawns AVID Yards. This club
is doing real work, ANA it * most
helpful TO every member. NJ tho con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
CToilct Talks.)

Any woman can keep her skin free
from unsiGhtly hair or fuzz ii she will
follow these simple instructions: When
hairy Crowths appear apply simple
paste. made by mixing some water
with powdered delatonc. Apply this to
hairy surface and after or minutes
rub off. wash the skin and the hairs
are gone This is II harmless treat
ment. but he sure YOU get tho real
dclatonc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
iting relatives In Lynchburg. has re
turned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Carter spent sew
cial days In Lynchburg this week.
Quickly Relieves
Without Distress

The congestion of waste and re-
fuse from tho stomach, fermcnting
i'm the bowels. generates poisonous
gases that occasion distress and in
wife serious Illness. Health and
comfort demand that this conges-
ton DO speedily relieved and the
foul mass expelled.
Tho wcll-foundcd objection most
people have to the violence Of ca
thar,ic and purgutivc agents is
overcome by using the combination
of simple laxative herbs with pepsin
that is sold In drug stores under
the name Of DIR. Caldwclrs Syrup
Pcpsin. y dose at night brings re-
lief next morning. without discom-
fort or Inconvenience. a free trial
bottle can be obtained by writing
To DR.. w. Il. Caldwell. ASP Washing
ton st. Monticello. Ills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Carpets
Wonderful Remnant Bar
gains.

WOH0er1ul remnant OAR
gains.
You will have to come early
TO secure these remnants of
Administer and Velvet Car
pets up to twenty-five yards,
formerly sold from SIPS to
Sis per yard, while they
last, arc only ACC per yard.
Brussels and Tapestry rem
nants up 10 twenty-five yards,
formerly sold from 00c to
81 rs per yard, while they
last, only SOC per yard.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08
GIRL PIcKETs ARRESTED

Lena Barley, 2134 Churchill St,
and Sadie Berger, 1918 Morgan St,
garment strikers, were arrested to-
day in front Of the Great Western
Tailoring Co., Jackson blvd. and
Green st.
What for?" reporter asked the
sergeant at Desplaines ST. police sta
ton, to which they weer taken.
mo charges yet" was the reply.
E. F. Davis, state execUtioner, has
executed $50 persons in New York
state prisons.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

DR.. Carl F. Sandberg is to deliver
lecture under the auspices of 23d
Ward Socialist part at Clifton hall,
1923 Belmont av., Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 8.
The Esther Falkenstein Settlement
Woman's club meeting at p. m, at
the settlement, 1917 N. Richmond st.,
Thursday, Dec. 9.
A card party will be held Friday
evening, Dec. 10, by the Socialist
Women's club of 32d ward, Mar
quette hall, 1854 S. Halsted st. Every.
body welcome. Admission free.
DR.. BoIotin, the lung and heart
specialist, will deliver a lecture on
How to Keep Well" Saturday, Dec.
10, at p. M, in Workers institute,
920 Ashland blvd. Admission 5 cents.
The Lodzer Branch SGT, Work.
mems circle, will give concert and
ball at Netherwood hall, Marshfield
av and Taylor ST., Saturday, Dec. II,
at p. m.
"can a Socialist Pray?" will be
subject of address by Rev. Irwin
Tucker before Christian Socialist
Fellowship, 2:45 p. M, Sunday, Dec.
IL, COL Masonic Temple. Open dis
cussion. All. welcome. Admission
free.
Rev. Irwin ST. John Tucker, editor
The Christian Socialist, will deliver
lecture on christianity and Social
ism, Sunday evening, Dec. II, at the
Auburn Park Baptist church, Normal
blvd, just north of 10Th st. Every
body welcome Admission free.
1870
CHICAGO GRAIN. - Grain and
provisions down. Dec. wheat close,
$1.153s.
NEW YORK STOCKS. General
Motors sold at $40. General list up.
-O-O
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Thursday; slight
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08

U. S. SHIP, REPORTED SUNK, NOT
ATTACKED BY SUBMARINE
London, Dec. a.-Sharp contradic-
ton in reports concerning the fate of
the American steamer Communipaw
made it uncertain this afternoon
whether the oil tanker was actually
attacked by submarine.
Some dispatches repeated the re-
port that the American steamer had
been sunk by a submarine and de-
cared it was believed that the 80
members of her crew and her five
American officers had lost their lives.
Dispatches from Alexandria, on the
other hand, reported the safe arrival
of the Communipaw on Monday,
with no hint that she had been at
tackled.
Though admittedly possible, it
was not considered probable here
that the CommunipaW had departed
from Alexandria almost Immediately
and had then been attacked. 1t was
believed to be more probable either
that she was chased by submarine
while en- route to Alexandria, or that
another vessel, whose identity has
not been discovered, was the subma-
rine's Victime
New York, Dec. 9-The Standard
Oil steamer Communipaw, reported
in Rome dispatches to have been
sunk by submarine, arrived at Alex
andria on Sunday, according to a ca
blegram received by the New York
offices today.
GIRL PIcKETS ARRESTED
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-12

81 suffered with kidney ailment for
two years." writes Mrs NJ. A. Bridges,
Robinson. Miss, "and commenced
taking Foley Kidney Pllls about Ten
months ago. | am now able TO 40
all my work without fatigue. ! am
now 81 years of age and feel IKE a
16-year old girl Foley Kidney Pllls
strengthen and invigorate weak, tireu
and deranged kidneys; relieve back,
ache. weak back, rheumatism and
bladder trouble. They are tonic In
action. Sold everywhere.