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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEAN Ming
LEI US fcn"Iaic your rugs ard carpcts
central Cleaning and Repairing "a
,p3 l.: North Fifth Street. Phcne Ran.
LET us clean and stor. your carpe,s and
rugs We guarantee them against moths
y Fred EiCEu!Gsor, Inc. Uci -ug3 Mes;
Main street. Randolph SiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
u i,i Irsa Ntssiri;s, ui tnvst-r,iI i.
". MI ISIS Az 'sl7WIkf Mod n 50 Az. II7I0TY
$40 Az 1921 A. 1916 A. f2SoFE. i62sfH, s636PE
ti2ol Ply. t35sPH S5.s7 PR 90 ~. ts3oPg, si1l5 NJ
tSloiH liI2l0k
RA1sndN.iIli, lts w. f2Is IN w,,l Gays: ais PN Sut
iH;h HIPS A. t,i ftutssuI kuto nttL t,,S II, II oil
Pa H. ts1i A. ksiliEt As1. web ts H. 73a IH 30 PR
ST. ss7eLg 542pH
'kii st. ai. tBnt4 s 1ts,pr, tu Eth, S n,si tt,t,,,
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RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE W0NI

RiCliMpNi, LOCOMOTIVE NORRIS
... Richmond. Va. October "A 1910
NOIltE - hereby given that the annual
meeting g! .ne StoykEoiJers OF kiChmoE,i
Locomotive Works Will be held al the Office
o; ne toinp,ny. OF Hospital street. near
"..'ii street. n the city OF inchmond. County
OF November. 1916. at 1880 O'clock In IN.
l"teno"H. inr the purpose OF clccting dircc-
tp'S ant; "!iccrs and for the transaction of
Su,h "tner business as may properly como
W. SiENcER ROBERTSON.
-------- Secretary.
VIRGINIA HALLWAY AND FOWER co.
Seventh and Franklin Streets
richmond. Va. October 20. 1915
NoTlCE Is hereby given. that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Eir-
Sinih Railway AMI Power Company will be
heid Al the generai office OF the company,
Trh hys. NGw,mbfr j.. i9lo; At i o'cl"cb NJ.
day. October IS, 1916. at ; o'clock j.. NJ.
and VIII lie r.opened on Thursday. Novc,n-
Der .. 1915. At 70 o'clock \. ".
q. -. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Z9TiCE Of AFpLlCATlON FoE INCENSE
NOTICE Is hereby given that In conformity
with the provisions OF an ~ the Gen
Hrai Assembly Of Virginia approved March
-, 1911" tActs lslG. pages 2l22.32.i the
undsrsHned Will ou Thursday. the I'd day
q! November. l?lG. Al 10 O'Clock y NJ. OF
mat day. apply to the Hastings Court Of
the city Of Richmond. Va for a license IL
purchase, store and sell soft drinks. pro-
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company

aapcr.rulins schedule OF Aurii H. 1914
Schedule subject Ia Change Without
Trains leave Eiciimomi b.5 so A. n. -
~; hS ~. ~, 9 a. NJ. 80 a. M. ii A. NJ.
L. NJ. l.: NJ. l.. NJ. ID l.. AZ $40 H.
n az? p n, 1910 /. NJ. bs y. NJ. 10 II.
~; \; NJ b. A; NJ. 10 a; NJ. ELI a.. N.
y ,S5::1 p. ~. ,S:$e =; ~. 40 r. NJ. $
bCarrics luggage. 'DaiIy except SUNDAY
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RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
c n ESApEAKE s. OHIO TY

VIE , ~ 9 RNC O. OF1sV aTT.
Gin. Lou'vIc & West - D. - ~ ~ N
Maiu Line. Local. s!..5 a . t5:is ~
il mes iiiver Llue. 1000 a. tl:i5 n
Sewpor; News. Local. - 90 IL 600 n
i IS "a army? T. H irSm Ntk al g! go t5 p;
West. 's:!e a.. $50 2. ts:55 n. .l:i5 D..
$40 u daily from charlottesville rScept
SUNDAY from Thurmond. Jas. River. i;5
,DniiY tExccnt Sunnay
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

WE KNOCK THE SPOTS OFT OF THINGS
ADIf.S ana mems garments I'!cuch
cleaned without >nrinkGge or loss ot
color. or dyed Ia a superior manner. send
US US your creme waiat ana feaihcy hoas.
rison Street. Packages sent FOR and de-
.!Lcr.d. Phone Randolph 1907.
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DoubleYour
Income!

a local jewclry house wants one
person to represent them in each de-
partnent OF every industrial concern
in Richmond. 1t Is an easy matter TO
teed jeWelry TO your fellow-cmployce
on small weekly or monthly payments.
we assume NIL responsibility and pay
YOU liberal cash commissions All an.
sSgers will be held absolutely conf
Dental. Address Box SOC, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED assistant pharmacist, years
. practical experience. desires position AZ
c ChsnsS;e Bes, Of differences furnished Az to
care General DelIvery. Danvlilc vn.
WANTED. young man IN ONCE Of large
mnnutacturinE plant: must be quick and
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

FOR sale, profitable manufacturing busi.
ness: value. $500 VIII make easy terms
or ,kchanse tor real estate. This Is oppcr-
tiHl:y 20 scCuT, business that will pay
over 100 peg cent not a yv..r For interview
address Manufacture" i!"N 49, CITY.
YOUR money invcs;c! g. a GOOD motion
. picture VIII net sou ~ per cent uD
Unlimited ready ucnIaEu Address T. 5on
CLi- Times Dispatch
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DEATHS

1yILnt- D!.d. AT hey residence 81 E..,
re- Y"nIh ,,tr.ct: at I.:g1 \ NJ Noy,.,,>
ti'f :, MhRi ANNA widow. .. Ur isichaTJ
F" M Anna brown George ''"h
uicEEl from her fc-iuer,c Sr-%r.,-
fFtEKHOOS at a;so o'cioch D. .,,.: y On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

IT pays 10 buy coal ana Mood that burns 10
pure abhes. l have made speciality over
- yeats: Try once. Long, 1906 Nest
E-olH Maiison 1863.
Coal. IL high aud scarce. Buy nov WHORE,
You 'an get ~. We have tIl. best Penn
.'hHl'. antirnct;e stove arL nut. Al,
n'cAh"nii.. N"w River, lump spI,ut and
"a h"'. coal. We give trading stamps
Ter . Ryan. Linden and cary. Floyd and
btr!Sion. f'1uucs: Randolph 3GI7. Muui-
son ! 20 boulevard Sc
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FOR SALl;-Rcnl Estate

For sale or rent. wood aud coal yard rigi
scales. electric lights. c,f great barrui
owner. ga. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

Lust. cameo pin either In j!tncy o. on
broad street. between Lyric and Nuinr
Khoads. Return TO 1928 FLOYD Avenue
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WANTED-I5oaru.
BUSINESS CHANGES

VA MED board IN private family by
rrNn-1 Young man. u 800. care Time:
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.

PHONE Randolph 62Sn-1 caiis Mr. WhIt,
snI., AGENT for Hoods Nurs.ry
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAf Ed from 2I5 Victor Street, High
WENT ~ a., shetland nony. gray. unshod
clipped. Reward II returned or intor,nn.
non gwen a. 10 Whereabouts
LOST. Wednesday on Broad STREE -, VII
et Hhoads. ruby ana diamond min
ss, III GOLD bar. Liberal reward return '1it
West FRANKLIN Street. 49," ~
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED wa.chman's clock Mus; ,,c 4,
GOO: S"ndtti1n MAYO Milling ca. 80.
WANTED door cash register. Must he ii
Euc,i oiu.r AMI reasonable price. sus.yc,
Boz .i.. Wuyc;iy. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

GAl.T-Dicd. az Norrok Va FRIDAY att.
uhI I2Tn r S,29se, n;I .yi'is: NARY BLAIR
ate Hon Ii Tssi,ej it,, and ,aurh,sr OF the
Her age. 80 ''"' scea' "t
unerai and !n,erment 4, Xo,,o,, va
ANDAl AFTEESoOS. November 80
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-09-29
Engagement Announced.
TEMPLE ITEMS.

TEMPLE ITEMS.
At the regular Friday eve service DR..
S. N. Deinard will speak on Return
The Day of Atonement services will be
held Friday eve, October 6th at 8:15, and
the following day beginning at 10 o'clock.
DR.. Deinard will preach in the evening
on "Sympathy," in the morning on "Hu-
mility" and in the afternoon on Life"
The religious school will open this
coming Sunday at 10 o'clock, when all
the pupils are expected to report.
Local Notes.
At the services of the Adath Yeshurun
Synagogue Thursday morning, Rabbi
Matt will speak on 'The Price of In
difference" On Friday morning his sub
ject will be MAN and his Maker"
The funeral of Arthur Schoen who pass
ed away at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Schoen, 1920 Humboldt av-
enue south, was held Wednesday, P M
DR.. S. N. Deinard officiated. The inter-
ment took place at the Montefiore Gene
terry
At the last meeting of the Moshev
Z'Kanim, September IL, 1916, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. |. ]. Cohen, President; Mrs
p. Berman, First Vice-President; Mrs NJ
Schwartz, Second Vice-President; Mrs. H.
Rabinowitz, Secretary; Mrs. j. H. Stomel
Financial Secretary; Mrs. H. Brooks,
Treasurer Miss Eva Shore, Auditor and
Chairman of all Social work.
On account of the rapid growth of the
organization, which now numbers $50
members, it was necessary to elect thirty
two Directors instead of eight as form
erly. This organization has grown to
be the largest in the city, because of the
enthusiasm of it's members, and the hard
and diligent work of the officers and di-
rectOrs.
On October 18th, Mrs A. Berman will
give tea party at her nome GA Elwood
avenue north, for the benefit of the or
ganization to which the public is invited.
XII Psi Theta Fraternity entertained
Friday evening, September 22nd for Mr..
Eugene M. Mayer of Chicago at a dane
ing party at the Calhoun Commercial
Club.
XII Psi Theta announces the pledging of
Mr. David Pink of Minneapolis and a
sophomore in the College of Dentistry at
the University Of Minnesota.
"The Del Karta Klub held their first
meeting of the season at the home OF
Miss Helen Freed, of 263 Aldrich avenue
north. Five hundred was played, Miss
Bertha SAKE scoring highest Covers were
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-09-29
September %, 1916
SOCIAL NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. L. Roud of St. Joseph, Mo-,
have taken an apartment at 3211 Henne-
pin avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. M S. Kahn, 1882 Aldrich
avenue south, have moved to their new
home at 1850 Colfax avenue south.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kaplan CPL seventh
avenue north, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Nellie, to Irving Agron,
of st. Joseph Mo- The wedding will take
place in the late autumn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
ANYWAY IT'S GOING TO
BE A FINE SHOW SAYS
MANAGER FLOYD LEE

"Well, you con say that us a fine
show says Manager Floyd leo, Of
the eco Ask Willie company whose
Job 1t is to appear at the Journal Of
flee every day and press-agent the
varsity play ta be held at the Crystal
theater. December 10.
"Er can you suggest amy little Item
in connection with the production that
will prove of Interest to the public, =
we say helpfully.
NO. that is well,' brightly, "thc
chorus changes it's clothes eight times,
and-well it sings once in while,
you know. It's a fine show
mo murders or blackmail or any
thing In connection with the perform
anee so far?' we ask politely the
heroine hasn't scratched herself on
the hero's scarfpin or caught her hair
on coat button p
why, well. we don't rehearse
the love part. you know, we leave that
ull the last. night" bushes MIR, Lee,
"but aw--wcll" that wasn't what he
said, but we are "a lady ana anyway
the paper wouldn't print it--aud he
disappeared ont the door, murmur-
ing
Anyway IFS going to be fine
show
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
FIVE PERSONS
IDENTIFY WAX
AS ADVENTURE
Girl He Married Under Name
Of 'Mai8e Mabon Nye' and
Deserted Two Days Later
Recognizes the Prisoner


New York, Dec Five more per-
sons. including one young woman,
whom he married. recognized in
Charles H. Wax today the man they
had known as "Olver Osborne or
under some Of his other assumed
names, Wax, who is held under $50,
600 bail as a material witness in
federal case, was brought here from
Chicago 10 clear the name of James
w. Osborne, "a prominent attorney
who had been accused 10y Miss Rae
Tanner Of breach Of promise after
counting her as "Oliver osborne wax
has admitted that it was he who was
Miss Tanzer's admirer
Wax was Identified by Miss Ethel
Brooks as the man she married in Ho-
botcn, n. j., early in 1914, under the
name Of Maise MahOn Nyc. Wax adj
mittod the accusation, but asserted
that Miss Brooks is the only woman
they can prove | did marry"
Assistant United States Attorney
Roger b. Wood, i'm charge Of the case,
admitted this contention was true.
The women in Chicago who posed
as his wife, Mrs. Francis Burke, he
did not marry, we believe" he said.
10 Answer Larceny Charge.
MT. WOOD ddued ludl as SobIl dH
Wax's services are no longer required
as a material witness in the perjury
ana other cases against those figur-
ing in the Tanner breach of promise
suit he will be turned over to the local
police to answer to charge Of grand
larceny, made against him by Miss
Katherine Meisenheimor, nurse
maid, who claims never to have seen
Wax after giving him 5000 to invest
for her two years ago.
Fourteen persons now have identl-
fled Wax as the adventurer the fed
eral authorities claim him to be.
For the first time since his arrival
Wax showed emotion when he was
confronted by Miss Brooks, whom he
admits deserving a few days after he
married her. His face paled and he
shrant back as she unhesitatingly
identified him as the man who had
married her.
Mrs. Lillian Miller, who cOrrobor-
ated her sister. Miss Brooks, stepped
up to Wax and struck him several
times on his chest with her fist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
ATHLETICS IN SMALL
COLLEGES IN SOUTH
GIVEN ENCOURAGEMENT I
Lnr Monnlaa leunnAL argeLAL LEAagD Wa


Dallas Tex, Dee. 7.-Measures to
foster athletics in the smaller colleges
were acted upon fayorably by the
Southwestern Athletic association, In
annual session here today. After dis
approving of scouting for athletic
material by representatives. of larger
schools the association voted permits
sion for schools having an enrolment
of less than 400 persons to play FIRST
year students on athletic teams. This
rule is expected to prove Of advantage
to University Of Arkansas, Baylor and
Southwestern university of George
town. Tex, but will not affect the
other schools of the association.
A motion was adopted that student
members of the national guard now
on the border should be given credit
for the fail term if they are discharg-
ed and re-enter college during the
winter term.
The southwestern track meet will
be held at Norman Okla, on May H.
1917, with University of oklahoma as
host
John c. Futrall, president of the
University of Arkansas, was elected
president of the association
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
Clear, PeaChy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath, before break.
fast helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and vivacious merry,
bright alcrt--a good. clear skin ana
"a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
pre- assured only by pure blood. II
bnly every man and woman could be
induced TO adopt the morning inside
bath. what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead Of the thousands Of
sickly anaemic-lJ0klug men, women
and girls, with pasty or muddy
compilations; instead Of the multi
ttides Of nerve wrecks "rundowna.'
brain Tags" and pcsslmists we
should see a virile, optimistic throng
Of rosy-eheeked people everywhere
An inside bath b. had by drinking
zach morning, before breakfast, "a
tgiRFs ~ rva' hot water with a tea
spoonful o. limcGi0n phosphate In IL
to wash from sho stomach, liver, Kid
Fry8 and ten yards Of bowels the pre-
vioua Gays indigestible waste, sour
lamentations and poisons thus
cleansing, sweetening ana freshening
the entire alimchtufy canal before
putting more food into the stomach
Those subject to sick headache, bill
iousnesa. nasty breath. rheumatism,
colds. and particularly those who have
palIld, sailuW complexion -ad who
are Constipated very often, Gre urged
10 obtain a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate at the drug store
which win cost but tritle, but Is suf-
ficieut to demonstrate the quick and
remarkable change in both health
and appearance, awaiting those whC
practice internal sanitation We
must remember that inside cleanll-
ness Is moro important than outsidc
because the skin does not absorb inn
purities 10 oontamlnatc the blood
while the pores in the thirty feet OF
bowels do.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
WILL TAKE
F INAL ACTION ON
LUMBER Co. SALE
Pollock Gives Stock
holders Committee Ten
Days to Satisfy Court It
VIII Make Bid of $4,000

Judge John G. Pollock of the Unit
Cd states court viii confirm The sale
of the American Lumber company
unless the stockholders committee
gives assurance that IT viii bid $4t1,-
600 u this committee gives ihc court
sufficient assurance be viii order the
ro-aelliBg Of the property.
Judge Pollock made this announce
meut Tuesday at Kansas city KAN
II was learned here last night when
application was made 10 the court for
confirmation Of the sale held here last
month The court gave the stock
holders committee ten days from that
day In which TO satisfy him of It's in
tcutiOn The assurance may be given
by putting up bond on otherwise.
Judge Alexis b. Angel of Detroit
represented the protesting stockhold-
ers ana bondholdors who objected 10
the confirmation Of the sale made
here, saying tadt greater price could
be- obtained If the property was re-
sold Stirling Newell OF Cleveland
represented the bondholders' commit
tee ana Col +. W. Dobson the Detroit
Trust company
Tho property was bought by Otis
q CO., managers Tor the bondholders
committee. Parties to this agreement
hold moro than "a per cent Of the
bonds. 1t was said The bondholders
committee announced Tuesday, before
Judge Pollock gave his decision, that
those holding the rest Of the bonds
would have ton days from that date to
decide whether they wished to be-
como parties TO the agreement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
S31,O 900 COST OF
STATE CAMPAIGN
To 'UNTERR|F|ED'

The democratic state central COM
mittee has % reminder of the last
campaign other than its several vic
tories in debts amounting to $2,625.
The state committees final report Of
receipts and expenditures, filed yes
terday by r. j. Guilfoil, secretary with
County clerk A. y. Walker, says mat
amount Is owing.
The state committee received 500
027 I'm contributions from various
sources, including the assessments Of
candidates for office, Nearly all Of
this has been pai6 out The total dis
bursements amounted TO S29,523, Mr..
.Gulifoil's report shows.
The democratic county central COM
mitteo also has "a deficit, according TO
tho report filed hy Warren Graham,
treasurer Of the committee The
county committee received $l,945 and
paid out $1,93G, the report shows I'm
paid bills amount to $204l5
The republican county central COM
mittec spent more than ala the DEM
ocratc organization in Bornulillo
county Also, II had more to spend.
Contributions received by the commit
tee totallod S2,410, according to the
report filed by Fred =. Heyn, commit
tee treasurer The same figures are
given for the expenditures, making
an exact balance.
MIR Hoyn made another report for
the republican club, The club came
through the campaign with a surplus,
although it amounts to only 50 cents.
The club received S270 and spent
S2G9.O5. the report shows. The clubs
report contains an item reminiscent Of
the Baca insurgency showing that
$3.50 went as costs for an injunction,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
THREE ESCAPE BURNS
WHEN STOVE EXPL0DES
AT SAN JOSE HOUSE

The explosion Of an oil stove IN the
san Jose r00mlng house 1t Burelas
called the central fire company 10 the
place late yesterday afternoon for the
second time iu month The tlrst
fire was caused by the explosion of an
oil stove
Three persons were in the room
where the stove blew up yesterday,
but none was burned, The flash set
fire 10 a bed The bedding was car
ried outside and drenched The room
was not damaged The fire was out
when the fire engine reached the
place
This was the second alarm respond
cd TO by the central company yester-
day A burning shed behind J. A.
Hadlcy home, 1409 West Roma ave-
nue., caused the first. The damage
was small a hole having been burned
in the side Of the shed and another IN
the roof Fremcn said dumping hot
ashes against tho shed started the
blaze.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
MEDICAL CORPS MAN
ORDERED TO CHICAGO
10y noRsruo JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wsU

Honolulu, Dec. Captain John b..
II. Warning, 4. $. A., medical corps,
stationed at Schofield barracks, and
recently the central figure in court
martial which involved a charge Of
malmgering, was ordered today TO re
port to the central department head
quarters i'm Chicago. He had asked
for leave and permission to visit the
mainland,
II was alleged in the court martial
proceedings that Warnings claim that
he was suffering from eye trouble was
a preteXt to prevent his transfer from
Colorado. In his defense Waring
maintained that the charges ueainst
him constituted persecution by fellow
officers in the army medical corps.
lie was sentenced to dismissal from
the army by the court-martiat, but
the president committed the sentence
to q loss of 20 files in the list Of
captains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
Another Wonderful Recovery
From Kidney Trouble

Tor nearly nine years I was great
sufferer from what my doctor said #0s
gidnoy trouble and my blood wac out
az order enduring an that time exc
cruclauug pain ia nv back ana across
nay bowels / WAS drawn down p
that I could only walk with my hands
on nay knees. My doctor said bee could
10 nothing FOR me ] tried many
kinds of medicine but all 10 ma avail,
a friend told me about Dr kilmei b
swamp Root. and as ! mad tried every
thing else that ] heard of ! bought "a
bottle OF Swamp-Koot and 1t did won-
ders for me. / prize thiRhcr than
any other medicine ana shall recon-
mend il 10 my friends wish TO add
ripht here that after using swamp
Root for two months ! began 10
etraighten up ana ana now sound ana
well, and feel like I might live long
time yet 10 tell what your medicine
has done for me
Yours very truly
r. G. CLAY,
$50 Sugar ST. Marion ph'o.
state Of Ohio. Marion County
Personally appeared before mo This
10th day of December a. -. 1914, F|
a. clay who subscribed to Che above
statement and made oath that the
same IS true IN substance ana No fact
CHARLES W. HABEKMAN,
Notary Public.
Marion Goa ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

The grinding of oats makes them 20
per cent more digcstiblc. As high a.
grain Is now this IS per cent Is a great
saving, We have u high power ma
chine that makes tine grinding per-
feet. Ia most stock oats are just
about ns touch as leather Especially
in This country where the dry air soon
takes the moisture. When stock Is
fed grain that they can't digest, II Is
doing them an injury. \ grclt many
horses remain poor when at the same
time they are fed nm abundance of
hay and grain. That IS because thcy
ire not fed iuSt what they need.
II you have such horse, let rs lOol,
him over. VIII not cost YOU any
thing, T., ", FEE, 2i2-2ii-2tG West
Lead Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

If YOU have good. healthy hens that
90 not lay, feed them Seneca Egg
Producer II stimulates the cgg-pro-
dncing organs and forces them TO lay,
liealty hens, well-housed, well-fcd.
viii lay in spite of themselves il fed
seneca Egg Producer. 1t will do the
work; try il. Some owners of hens
are inclined TO sell them owing 10 the
high price Of feed. Don't do il. The
coming year YOU win see fowls higher
Than they ever were. AZ present prices
Il costs less Than hair cent a day TO
feed hen. Where YOU have tablc
scraps 10 make oaC feed per 9ay. is
viii only cost one-third OF cent a
cav to feed a hen. Give your fowls
care that they should have. ard YOU
VIII he surprised at the profit there is
IA them. Wish | had space here to tell
sou of the success that has been made
with hens right here in the city. If
You want 10 know how this has been
done. call at the store and we will
gladly tell you. No charge. Il. W.
ZEE.