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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
Keep Your Skin Clear And Healthy.

Keep Your Skin Clear And Healthy.
There is only one way to have
clear. healthy complexion and that is
to keep the bowels active and regu-
lar. DR.. Kings New Life Pills will
make your complexion healthy and
clelalrll,ll Observation-Disclosures
clear, move the bowels gently, stimu-
late the liver, cleanse the system and
purify the blood. A splendid spring
medicine. 25c. at your Druggist
Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
Tooth Brush eristIe Kills DRUGGIST

Harrisburg, Pa, April 14.-Dr. Ben
jamin Eby, druggist, of this city, and
New Cumberland, died from a hem
orrhage brought on by bristle from
his tot - rush lodging in his throat.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 4: Chica-
60, 8. Observation-Disclosures, Clac''e;
Hendrix, Archer.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis, 5: Pit,
burgh, 3. Batteries-Jasper, SNYDER;
Harmon, Schmidt.
Other games postponed. rain.
Standing of the Clubs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15

A recent despatch from Manila stat
ed that British patrol ships that had
been operating in Philippine waters
were to be formally warned that they
must not continue to board and search
sessels engaged In inter-island trade
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
Governor Gets Fifty-four Roses.

0oVerhor GETS Ffrty-rour Roses.
Harrisburg, Pa. April 15.-Fifty-
four roses were sent to Governor
Brumbaugh yesterday by the attaches
Of his office in honor Of his birthday.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
HOLD UP U. S. TRANSPORT
Boarded and Searched In Philippin
Waters by Party From Gunboat.

Waters by Party From Gunboat.
Manila, April 15.-The United States
army transport Liscum has arrived
here and reports that she was halted
by shot from a gunboat off Coronado
Point, Mindanao, Sunday, and that two
officers and six men, fully armed,
boarded and searched the vessel.
The boarding party refused to give
the name of their vessel or to enter
the fact of their visit in the Liscum's
log.
It is reported that the gunboat was
the Australian ship Tenjira.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
WEATHER EVERYWHERE
Temp.Weather

Observations Of United States
weather bureaus taken at s D. m.
yesterday follow:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15

Wood Saving AND Hay BaIlng.
I have q new Wood saving outfit.
and hay haltug machine. Charges
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15
BASE BALL SCORES
Following is the Result of Games
Played Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Chicago-Chicago, Z; De rot, 2.
Batteries-Faber. Schalk; Cunning
ham, Stanage.
Hfbor uomoc pnctnonad rain
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-15

STANDING of the Clubs,
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02

IoCchdoNns: Gage, Creens :, Boone
Goals after touchdoWns. Gage ).
Referee: brown (Nanderbiltl
Umpire: Harris, (Auburnl
HeadlinesmaR: Joplin lAlah2nal
Times Of Quarters: II minutes.
Substitutions. Ole Hiss. Reynolds
Tor Lumkin, Powers for Evans, Lille
bridge for Mccall. Campbell for
Neeley. Warren Tor Ball, Ball To-
Warren.
Alabama: Downey for johnson,
Brown for Hovater, Hovater for
Brown. Burnett for johnson.
Mississippian.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02
wooDLEIGH.



And where is WoodHghs? ?" This
query was put to Us during the Fair
hy 50 many interested friends and We
were happy to give the desired in
formation, so We feel, as one express
ed il, we've made for ourselves a
place on the county's map. Little
but loud" did you say? All, have a
heart Let fall around Us the mantle
Of charity Tho long past the hey
day Of youth. We haven't yet fe-
eeived the Egyption mummy state,
aud as you know the first taste of
victory is Intoxicating. Tis said that
the unexpected always gives the
most pIeasurere and truly we think
that explains it all.
We had schooled ourselves to be
game loosers, but had neglected to
practice the self-possessed air Of the
victiorous. In our bravest moments
we had only hoped for a Blue Rib
bon for variety, and when Miss
Wright and Mrs. Stone presented US
with our first and then they began
to come in showers, We were just
swept off our feet with amazed happi-
ness.
The only riff in our lutte was
the inclemancy Of the weather, that
prevented US from having in our
Booth our Mascot-little John
Henry. We are sure he would have
captured a heart for each Of those
cherubie smiles Of his.
We are proud Of our Tomato Club
Girl too. She won her share of
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02
OLE MISS SUFFERS
DEFEAT At HANDS
OF ALABAMA.
Specs of AIahama's Quarter and Ole
Aisz' Line Work Features OF
The Game.

Thre. t0uehdowns and taree goals
Is the klaDy to which Ole slIss -.
TO slees N the fastest game Of tnls
season Tuscaloosa lzlsr SATURDAY.
DarkIss winch caused fSQntIn L
spoil ths3est days work OF ms csAreea
by fumnng, Is responsible Icr seven
points al Green, AlaDamas o.s.
hundred Vi hfty pound quarter os.-.-
and the aEney oldneld Of Southern
football, largely to blame for the
other twety.
Mister Teen has speed to spare ano
a techniqu that Is hard TO beat.
when ne eornered ne rlses on ala
toes and aaees cut of the path o.
his adversT somewhat after the
manner Of ballet girl
The oppoag team was not only at
an advantas IN playing On It's home
grounds but realty exceeded the boy
Of the red an blue in beef. Their line
was altogetm the most uniform N
point of states that it has been our
pleasure to w.ness. With the exeeAs-
tion of Green ley we're identical as &c
height and WIGHT
In spite of teir superiority Of ton
mage the Alabaanians failed IN thelI
defensive workagainss Ole Miss line
Their victory vas another case o.
David and Gollh- David made
ther three bagsr.
The Alabama team was ss hard q
nAilx Time vas called on theil
account only oni during the game
Our remarkable Inns work bre
us within easy rAch of their goa
q great many s;casions during tn
game but fate seemed opposed to on
making a score against them oil
Miss' line work esltsd favorable com
ment on all sides. In fact the genera
excellence Of our cam came as a dis
tinct surprise to he foreigners VIII
were expecting salk away. The
assure Us that our Machine is the be
We have produced snce 1910.
Buntin. Dawson and Ball wer
easily the stars for Ole Miss an
Green and Boone TO; the strangers
The team was givn rousing send
of at the station on he day Of its de
parture from Oxforu. 1t looked a.
the real Ole Miss spirit The studen
body en- nasse saw tie players to tn
train. We know that he boys enioye
their hay ride to the depot, and ths
the freshmen enjoyed the part the
played in getting then there Let
all go with them next Friday.
There ID no gloom ia camp on al
count Of the los OF this game as Il
victory We are looking forward to
- sns - Tuasls. TAss~ IL NJ Gre
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02

80 &~A@@ *NH~@ -
6ite an ys opener for all.
Il s1f home grccars viii patronize
Us, and they win ii we give them
hrss class goods, VT could. in another
year. furnish fair supply Of corn.
beans and tomatoes
We believe our neighborhood Is
progressing. Our County Demonstra-
tor was out last week helping with
the planting Of Crimson Clover. We
also have rye. oats and turnips
planted. Mr. Shinault is baling pea
hay. he's no more than half thru and
has twenty-five hundred bales.
The enormous cotton eropand prix.
il the Delta made some Of US n little
dissatisfied but we took il out in
looking around" and have settled
down to fencing the farm and inn
proving land, in short being a happy
contented Hill Farmer.
The ladies are doing nice butter
trade. with these high price of feed
stuff we are going to strike for better
prices, else wen be forced to ship our
produce. City prices are encourag-
ing. Out Of the sixty pounds Of
butter We have each week, twenty
four are shipped, we get Soc and 3Se
the pound. while our home market
gives US zoe and 25c- One of our
number has a separator and ships
cream, prefering that TO butter max
ing.
We are thinking Of shipping eggs
after this, can get 35c per dozen now
and prices leaping rapidly. while here
We are given only 2se. For the be-
neft of those who have never used
the mails for the shipment Of home
produce. will say that butter cost
but 2-5e per pound and eggs lie
the dozen to send by parcel post.
We have wondered far from the
subject in hand. have we not Editor,
dears We begged for space 70 ex-
NNte1 AAA AN&N kAAAAsAE ~ AAkE many
friends who were prodigal in their
Weil wishes for rs. TO those who gave
u assistance in various ways. 70 the
| Judges Of the different departments
ard to the Fair Association in
general
Yoa must not think we are to-
busy 70 entertain visitors. for that ].
one n our real joys. We've had
with us. in the last week Mr.. Luthei
Freeman n Ear. Ark. Ars-Mulezhy
q Holly Springs. Mrz- Grayham q
/ Ahbexilie. Miss Sallie Mcclure ans
+ Miss Mary Nelson Of Oxford
We have a thriving Sunday Sehoo
ard one Of the best little schools ans
and the best teacner In the eo1nty
Have church only 0nee a nnonth. IN
raast If a. can get awzy from hen
and hear good sermons Last Sundal
we heard Mr.. Bruce and look forwar'
to a uaonthly appointment frvu him
Our greatest need in the rural corn
nunisy : the church While awaken
ing 70 other reeds. may We not neg
lect this one-the greatest Of then
all
THE FIVE
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02

and three passes which failed We
Ehen panted 70 the farel gners 4na
he'd them Tor downs. The bail sas
returned 20 them ga downs and thas
panted shortly a1terFaras- IL was
uoN almost dark ard bunza missea
connections with the oval and Boone
lost Ha time IN taxing tie opportunity
10 seare- Matters dragged ir0m tins
point gnta the eua as TIE gause les
moments later. The anal record
stant.s Zfs0.
he lineup ana s.AElnaaEs lglIasx.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02
the national JOY smoke

a the A. - a. o.aen - Ne al te4.
opgAuAssac-
tne A. . A--AubgEn game salse
resulting Ia . very close scose does
not rug4eSE maeA gsoFy o. tie ak1aefs
Is We have Il % gcod author
they were foreea 10 klck e4gnt times
ron behind their goa nne. Also
Se are tod that the Auoara4teS we1e
not ny to t4elr asllal standard
Here Is the story OF the game.
int Quarter.
Als. lama kicked OF thirty-ave
yarus to Bgntln ysho returned she OVal
a distance OF twenty yanis. Inc tse
teams mixed tEings in the middle q
the neld asi neither side vas abe 70
make any appreeiAbls gan Tor some
little time. We panted several tunes
and haaIIy Green got away from
their twenty yard hne and made a
long end run bringing the bali wei
up into our territory The Alabama
lans shortly after bucked over Tor the
initial touchdown OF the game. Gage
kicked goal and the score went up To
seven 10 nothing.
Al4bana kicked and the bah was
kept in spirited play in nldiield IN
til the whistle. blew.
Secound Quarter;
Ole Miss had the bali at the be-
ginning Of this quarter. she was hello
for downs and punted. She next heid
Alabama for downs. Anderson inter-
eepted q forward pass shortly after
this and made the best run Of any Ole
Miss players during the game. 1t
nettel Us a gain Of about twenty
yards. TIE Mississippi boys got the
game sand carried the ball on line
bucks down to the Alabamaians' three
yard mark. We were held for downs
as luck would have it and lost the
sphere Alabama punted and we held
them in the center Of the field Until the
end Of the half.
Second Half:
Ole Miss made a beautiful forty
yard kickoff at the commencement Of
this quarter and i Was returned only
ten yards The remainder of this
period was. one series Of punts and
the whistle blew with the ball in the
middle Of the souFse.
Last Quarter:
1t vas Ole Miss ball We were held
for downs and punted. Green received
and advanced the ball to our forty
yard line before be was laid low
They tried one or two bucks which
failed but made first downs on END
runs. They tried several more un-
successful line bucks and then another
/ end run and scored. Gage again kick
ed goal. Score 14s0.
Alabama kicked. Buntin receivef
the ball and advanced It to the neutra
zone. We we're held for downs ans
punted. Green AGAIN came into pos
session % the hall and made Ions
end run but Warren was there witt
some Of the sanae kind Of stuff ans
caught him before he scored. Ala
bama finished the work that they ha'
started few minutes after by carry
ing the ball over again Gage repeat
ed the peshl performance and the toto
score rose to 21:0.
Alabama kicked to Us and we mad
. first downs. We we're now on tn
|. thirty-fve yard line. We tried 9 bue
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02
Cafarrh Cannot Be Cured

a1tlg Local. APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the diseaEe- Ca
ferrh Is a blood or constitutional disease.
ana ia order TO cure It you must take in
ternal remedies Halls Cafarrh Cure h
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not . cuack medicine II
vas prescribed by one Of the best ply
sialans in this country for years and Is
a regular prescription II b composed OF
the best tonics known. combined with the
mucous surfacesL The perfect combina-
ton OF the two ingredients h What pro-
duces such wonderful results In curing
eatarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
g J. CHENEY q Co. Props. Toledo. o
sold by Druggists. price T5c.
a-ake HAIRS Family Pills for ocnstlp&usst
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02
UNION GROVE

= = . = = q = = .
The health Of this neighborhood is
good at this writing, and every body
is enjoying this beautiful weather.
Most Of our farmers are through
gathering their crops. 1t did not take
them long 70 gather their cotton as
Mr., Boil Weevil had already gathered
the most Of this Year, crop
Mr.. Ed Wells and family visited
Mrs. Lodie Wells and family Sunday.
Mr.. Elton Hartsfield and family
visited Mr.. Major Thweatt and fanail,
Sunday.
We all enjoyed q fine sermon last
third Sunday. Rev. MeKibben re
quested all the members TO be present
next third Saturday at o'clock. p. =
Our School Is moving along nicely,
We hear Of others that are nearly
ready to start Several Of the pupils
have had chills at school. our Pro
fessor takes good care Of them
What is the matter with Delay
We never hear from there We would
ike to hear from Polly, and wor
like so much to see her.
Mr.. Willie Thweatt and son Mon
roe, are working in Memphis.
Mr.. Elihu Bland is working in
Water Valley.
Mr.. Jess Ray visited his sister Mrs
Boliver Tubbs Sunday.
Wedding bells have been ringing
and we hear some more viii soon
ring.
Many good wishes to the dear old
Eagle and its manysreaders.
BETSY"
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02

bsy Prince Aibsrf ss~ry-
vksrs tobacco 70 sold In
feppy rcd bags. Sc; tidy red
tias, Zoe; kandsosse pound
snd half pound tin kunsi-
tssS-aaS-thaf eorkiss fas
ssssd crystal siass hzrus-
dor ssfh sDoags-msssf<s<r
too tkaf k<sps the tobacco
y s~ek eisssr fyiss--ai1ayss
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02

Old newspapers for sale at the
Eagle Office. 100 for 20 cents.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-02

Or tie reverse aae
sf thls lily rcd tin
Fou siii rad Pre-
cess patrnted l1iF
9oth 1901. wheh
k.s mzt= lAr@e mrn
smske r4pes wAer~
sss szna@ - kefarsi
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
Dress Goods

Here you cao: buy your Spring Dress
at less than factory cost today.
36 inch fiowered Pongee go. .18c
IS inch stripe Voiles. .25c
Sc inca F axon. ............I.. zoe
sc inth Batistes ........2O zoe
&c inch Crepe de Chine. ..... 4Sc
SO inch striped Crepe de Chine. .4Sc
36 inch tub S:Ik............... 4Sc
All s1.25 and $3.50 silks, your choice
15c solid colored Batistes. 49,. Sc
sli kinds of white goods for skirts,
waists goods and dresses. Look them
over; the price is right.
26 inch Brown linens for. ..... 1Oc
Hospital check ginghams Zoe
10000 yards of flowered Muslin for
1914 Pepperel sheet .,.,..33 1-Sc
Cannon Goth. .lOc
Mercerized Napkins. 49,. .9Sc dog
All lines table Damask. 72 inches
wide, yd. .96c
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16
OHIO WOMAN RECEIVERS
AFTER STOMACH TORTURE

Mrs, Nora Britton is well known in
Caldwell, o., where she has lived for
some time. Her many friends, who
know the suffering she has endured
from ntomach trouble are marveling
at tho sudden and astonishing i'm.
provemont In her condition.
Mra. Britton credits her good for.
tuno TO o trial OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, and describes her experience
as follows.
For four years ] suffered, no ono
knows what, had ak doctors but
received no beneft. One said It was
catarrh OF the Itomach, another rec.
ommondcd an operation. / had given
up all hope when | saw an advertise.
ment OF Mayrs Wonderful Remedy
and decided to try It Thank God, re.
lief came at last I can't say enough
for II, am pleased and thankful,
am recommending It TO every person
l meet, suffering with this ailment."
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per.
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No moro distress
after eating. pressure OF gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle OF your druggist now and try It
on IN absolute guarantee-if not salts.
factory money will be returned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16
ALL FASCINATED BY
WOMEN'S HAIR
With Little Attention Hair Beauty
Can be Quickly Doubled.

Nearly every woman who has an or
binary head of hair can by giving it
Just a little attention have luxuriant
hair. soft, fluffy and radlantly beau
tiful.
It's good thing to know this be-
cause hair preparations that put life
and lustre into dull looking hair are
scarce, but it is fact known to near
~ every druggist that Partisan Sage,
a delightfully."- clean and refreshing
tonic not only will make your hair
look 100 per cent better, but will
quickly stop 1t from falling, rid 1t Of
dandruff and scalp itch.
Partisan Sage Is well worth rial
and Wells & Haymaker Company.
who disposes of a great quantity of
II will tell you so, and refund your
money If 1t isn't all you expect-Ad-
vertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16
A Mountain Playground
For the Whole Family

Play golf. tennis. ride, drive, motor.
fish or camp out-do any or all of these
or do none of them-it doesn't matter
in Rocky Mountain National-Estes
Park. Colorado. You go there to have a
good time, and you have It.
II you want to climb mountains, gigan-
tic Longs Peak. out-towering them all,
invites you; or II you want 20 Just down.
right "1oaf'-there Is no better place in
the country in which to do 1t.
If you arc fond of long walks, Rocky
Mountain Eational-Estes Park fur
nishes you with 100000 pine scented
acres, II you would rather fish, tho
two million native and rainbow trout
that arc put into the streams each year
insure lively sport in that direction.
! wish, you would drop in at my
office and let me tell you about thu
wonders OF this Park, the accommodate
lions, the hotels, boarding places, ranch
houses, the cost OF living out there.
the daylight trip to and from tho
Park, II you go via the BURLINGTON
Route, and tho good times the Riddles
can have with the Park burros. II ID
VIII be moro convenient for you to send
me your name on postal. I will answer
by sending you some mighty Interesting
pictures, maps, and reading matter.
". B. Byrne. Trav. Passr. Agt. C. B. & Q.
K R. Co.. SOC Smithfeld St., Pittsburg, Pa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16

CHARLESTON, Dennis Bowles. a
miner, shot and killed Thomas Good
man, assistant foreman Of the Sham
rock mino at keyford. The slayer then
made his escape 10 the hills and is
still at largo. No cause for tho shoot
Ing ID known. Bowles worked in the
mino until noon Monday when he left,
cleaned himself up and then returned
to the mine shaft. When Goodman
came up Bowles fired two bullets into
his body. Deputy sherlffs. assisted by
miners. are securing the hills for the
fugitive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16
SAFETY FIRST"
Continued from page 1

S~--~~---~~--
stationed on the rail receive by
means of the outfit the daily baseball
scores and other news of Importance.
Canary rs Gas Detector.
A particularly interesting part of
the show is in the car devoted to life
saving appliances and inventions in
mines. A little canary, Goldie by
name, is one of the big features here.
Goldie has been asphyxiated seven
teen times and she has been in mines
all over the country. A canary. il
seems. can detect the presence of gas
in mine before anw other bird or an
imal. The bird is carried in small
cage, at the top of which is an instru-
ment for pumping oxygen into the
cage.
This cage is carried by one men,
Der of the party sent in to investi-
gate the presence OF gas In a mine
and to do rescue work. AS soon as
the bird comes within the region
where asphyxiating gas has accumu-
lated, 1t begins to droop. At once
oxygen IS pumped into the cage and
the bird is revived. AS soon ms the
they are in danger and that that they
can penetrate no farther into the
mine without DOMINIC helmets. The
miners have about eight minutes to
reach safety from the poisonous gas
region after the canary droops, for
1t takes that period of time for the
gas to affect them.
Holds Rescue Work Record
Goldie is brave little bird. The
man who is in charge of her is George
W. Riggs. who holds the worlds rec
worked continuously with an oxygen
breathing equipment for fifty
nine days, fourteen hours and
a half a day, In the Black
Hawk mine, Utah, where fire was
raging. Miners lamps. oxygen equip
ment and lung motors are on exhibit
ton, together with effective illustra-
tions of first aid to the injured.
Largely by means of the appliances
shown, the death rate in mines has
been decreased in few years from
in 1000 to less than in 1000.
The reclamation exhibit proves
what can be done with proper irri-
CATION. By means of the reclamation
service. the government has added
practically four states to the coun-
try's area. and 1t is estimated that
within certain period of time, more
that 20,000,000 persons will be set
tied on the lands which have been re-
claimed or which are to be reclaimed.
Beauty Spots of Country Shown.
The National Park Service shows
by means OF hand-painted window
pictures the beauty spots of America.
1t hopes by educating the American
people to an appreciation of the
scenic grandeurs of their own land to
save 100000 900 which is estimated
is spent annually in times of peace
by travellers from this country in Flu
rope.
The Red Cross Society. the Wealth
err Bureau, the Interstate Commerce
Commission, the United States Coast
Guard Service and other departments
OF the government have exhibits.
The Coast Guard Service exhibit
car in 1t full-sized life saving boats,
"the breeches- buoy" and other means
of resculng persons from the deep.
More than 1900 persons and S11,-
100000 worth of property were
saved by this department of the gov
eminent last year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16

MARTINsBURGi The farmers OF
the Mlddleway vicinity of Berkeley
county are having the first serious
experience with scarcity of men for
farm work. Most of the men who have,
In years past. supplied tho farmers
with labor are working at furniturlng
for tho Louise Manufacturing Com
pany, a new but thrifty enterprise at
Middleway. At present about thirty
men arc employed at making chairs
on big order the company booked
almost ct the outset of its career. Tim
Ler material for chair-making has been
gotten form tract of woodland which
tho company recently bought from the
heirs OF the late James W. League.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-16
"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine
An Ounce OfPrevention is
Better Than a Pound
Of Cure

PFlma. cura taken as frst aid. right
NJ tho inception of tonsilitis or sore
throat will prove Stitch in time"
II 10 30 wonderfully powerful as an
.Rrt!ssptic that tonsllltis or sore
throat vanish Immediately II PrIma-
Curn Is applied at once. Prima-Cura
Is severe, but sure. Without lues-
ton OF doubt. Prima-Cura is the most
wonderful remedy yet discovered for
tonstlitis and sore throat. Any lrug-
gist anywhere, CSC and soc bottles
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