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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17
Leo Houck's Boxers Win
in Game at Lancaster

Lancaster, Aug. IA game of
baseball that attracted much attention
was played between a team composed
of Lancaster boxers and the Eighth
ward team. The boxer nine was cap
tanned by Leo Houck, and he had the
honor position in the box. He was
backed up by Bransby, who has made
quite a reputation in local shows. Tim
Droney, who has met some of the
cleverest boxers in Philadelphia, COW
cred first, and Kid Stone was on sec
ond. Young Ochs was at short and
White, third. frankie Houck a
brother of Leo, played in right field,
and j. Dommel in center field. Wiley
played left. Every one of the boxers
got hit and won the game easily.
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Store
Closes On
Saturday
at I p. M.
Hosiery and
Underwear

Women's Thread Silk
Hose; heavy thread silk;
double soles; high spliced
heels; wide garter tops;
black, white and colors. Sec
onds. Friday price, pr,
65c. $50 pairs in the lot.
Women's Plain and Silk
Lisle Hose, double soles;
wide garter tops; black,
white and tan. Friday price,
pr, 25c.
Women's Hose, fibre silk
boots; wide garter tops;
black, white and gray. Fri
day price, pr, 25c.
Women's Bleached Vests;
plain and fancy yokes. Fri
day price, 1870.
Women's Union Suits,
of bleached cotton; low
neck; sleeveless; knee
length; regular and extra
sizes. Friday price, 800.
Boys Open Mesh Union
Suits, bleached; short
sleeves; knee length. Friday
price, 35c.
BOMMAN'S-Main Floor
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Kitchenwares

Perfection Ironing Board; ;
top, 51z #. long; 141z inches
wide; folding stand abso-
lutely rigid because it's
braces are steel. Friday
price, $1.25.
Domestic Willow Clothes
Hamper, round shape with
cover; height, "a inches.
Friday price, 9Se.
Galvanized Garbage Cans;
II inches high; 10 inches
diameter; with galvanized
cover. Friday price, 43c.
Galvanized Refrigerator
Drip Pan, 1874 inches dia-
meter; with side handles.
Friday price, 29c.
BOWMAN'S-Basement
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Store
Closes
On FRIDAY
at 0P. M.
Embroideries

400 yards fine Swiss and
Batiste Edges, headings and
insertions, excellent quality.
Friday price, yd., So.
500 yards fine Madeira
Embroidery Edges and in
sertions; 2 to S inches wide.
Friday price, yd., 1Oc.
$50 yards 27-inch Hem
stitched Flouncing. Friday
price, yd., 1Sc.
40 yards 40-inch En-
broidered Wolfe Flouncing.
Friday price, yd., 800.
800 yards fine Batiste En-
broideries, 6 to IL inches
wide. Friday price, yd.,
15c.
BOwMAN'S-Main Floor
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NEW RECORD FOR
PAGER DRECTUM
Clips Five Seconds Off Former
Mark; Becomes Worlds
Champion
Steeiai 10 inc Telegraph

Columbus, o., Aug. II. - The free
for-all pace on the Columbus Grand
Circuit program yesterday produced
the fastest racing time of the year. In
the first heat Napoleon Direct won IN
1:59A, with Peter Stevens. the second
horse, doing his mile in two minutes
fiat. 1t was the first time in driving
career of 45 years that Edward Geers
ever drove a mile in better than two
minutes.
The pace was slower through the
first half of the next heat and Napo-
leon Direct was four lengths back at
the far turn. He closed with Won
derful rush and finished a head in
front of Single C. Separate timing
caught Napoleon Direct in 561s sec
onds in the last half.
Worlds Champion
In a time trial Directum l became
the worlds champion PAGER for LIE
miles. The old record was 2:14%
made by Cherry Lass in 1904. OFF to
a slow start, Directum covered the
distance in 2:09A. The last mile
was paced in 2:00A.
Miss Harris M, the champion four
year-old pacing mare, failed in an ef-
fort to lower her mark of 2:01A She
was tired when the final quarter was
reached and finished the mile in 2:O2.
Napoleon Direct was one of three
winning favorites. In the 2:09 pace
Beth Clark, the second choice, won
the first two heats. Thereafter Baby
Bertha, highest in public favor, was
in command and took the next three
heats. The Emo, as expected, won the
2:11 trot in straight heats.
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Furniture

Austrian Brown Dressers,
fitted with French plate mir
rors, S15.9j.
Chiffonier, to match,
$14.75.
Triplicate mirror Dress
ing Table, S14.5O.
Bed, full size, S13.75.
Serving Table, William
and Mary period, finished
Jacobean brown, one only,
$40.
Fumed oak Serving
Table, $3.50.
Solid mahogany China
Closet, $19.75.
Folding Card Table, COW
cred with green leatherette.
Each table comes packed in
separate cartoon. Friday
price, $1.S9.
BOWMAN'S-Fifth Floor
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that $4,000 and suit of clothes for
each player.
The Phillies are moving some. If
they keep it up their pennant chances
will be good. 4.
Roberts is pressing Williams hard
in the Newport tennis tournament.
Binghamton yesterday lost to
Brooklyn, score 4 to g.
Muggs McGraw will give Thorpe
another chance. His hitting, fielding
and base stealing are attracting much
attention.
Veteran Hoffman is doing some
great catching for Williamstown.
Clarke Griffith is after Ehmke.
Hughey Jennings still insists that he
had the popular twirler
Manager Wild Conroy, of Elmira
has released Outfielder Lied.
In Allison Hill league series last
evening the Stanleys shut out Read
ing, score 3 to o. Both teams put up
fast and sensational fielding game.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17

bergh, Wycombe. Bucks county; r. S.
Seeds, Birmingham, Huntingdon
county; B. o. Severson, State College;
E. E. Shreat. Harrisburg; R. S. Smith,
State College; V. T. Struble, Athens,
Bradford county; c. B. Thomas, West
Chester; Prof. w. H. Tomhave, State
College; r. G. Umholtz, Sacramento.
Schuylkill county; L. G. Van Ney..
Troy, Bradford county; D. H. Watts.
Kerrnear; r. ]. Sugargrove; w. r.
White and Prof. ]. w. White. State
College; w. T. Whitman, Allentown;
E. L. worthen, State College; Paul I.
Wrigley, Eddington, Bucks county.
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White Goods

Soisette, fine weave; silky
finish; 80 inches. Friday
price, yd., 13c.
Sanitary Diaper Cloth, alb
sorbent finish; % inches; 10
yard lengths. Friday price,
piece, 100.
Seed Marquisette - fine
quality; makes dainty sum-
mer dresses; 3S inches. Fri
day price, yd., 19c.
Union Suiting, looks as if
it were all linen. 90 inches.
2 yards sufficient for a dress.
Friday price, yd., S1.25.
Embroidered Wolfe, en-
broidered in white; a.
inches. Friday price, yd.,
800.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17
NOTED SPEAKERS
AT FARM MEETS
Agricultural Experts Will Make
Addresses at State
Institutes

Speakers were announced to-day by
the State Department of Agriculture
for the farm institutes that will be
held throughout the coming winter in
every one of the 81 counties of Penn
sylvania. The lecturers will include
many who are we'll known in agricul-
tural circles throughout the State and
have made specialties of the subjects
on which they will speak.
The list includes: H. H. Anderson,
New Park, York county; P. S. Baker.
State College; G. N. Barnitz, River
side, Northumberland county; Prof. S.
I. Bechdel. State College; c. w. Brod-
head, Montrose, Northumberland
county: C. S. BuuSlax Stata College:
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Boys Clothing

Wash Suits, in white and
colors; chambray and lin
enc; combination trim and
well tailored; 3 to 8 years.
Friday price, ST.. 10.
Wash Suits, in broken
lots; rep and galatea, in
white and colors; not all
sizes. Friday price, $1.95.
Wash Suits - of ging-
ham, galatea and beach
cloth. An offer that will ap-
peal to mothers, as many are
worth twice what we ask for
them; all sizes. Friday
price, 95c.
Wool Norfolk Suits, at
big savings. Many suits have
two pair of trousers; sizes 6
to 18 years. Sturdy school
suits, at 1925, 1925,
1925, $5.2j and 1925.
ROWM AN'S-Second Eloor
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Children's S Wear

MILDLY Dresses, with
pleated skirt; blouse in
white piped in blue or red;
with tie; or black and white
and blue and white striped
collars; 2 to S years. Friday
price, 29c.
Girls MILDLY Blouses -
white with colored collars, or
rose and white and blue and
white stripes; 6 to IA years.
Friday price, 35c.
BOWMAN'S--Third Floor
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Lykens Gains Lead in
Dauphin-Schuylkill Victory

Two games were played in the Dau-
phin- -Schuylkill League yesterday.
Lykens defeated williamstown, score
to 1. This victory gives the leaders
a stronger hold on first place.
fremont trimmed Tower City, score
4 to 3. Adams three Dagger in the
ninth with two men on bases brought
the answer. The scores by innings
follow:
At Lykens- R.H.E.
williamstown -. .00oO0oO10-1 4
Lykens ..... O2200 0000x-4 Q 1
Batteries: Wertz and Hoffman;
Ziegler and Reagan.
At fremont RHE
Tower City ..... 003000oo-3 7 o
fremont ........ 0 0000 2 "a 10 4
Batteries: Derr and NJ. Updegrove
Irving and Satterjohn,
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China

Ta bile Tumblers-
Heisey's colonial glass,
beautiful finished tumblcr
at little cost. Friday price,
doz., Soc.
Ice Tea, Lemonade or
milk tumblers - Heisey's
colonial glass. Friday price,
doz., $1.OO.
Mason's Fruit Jars, one
quart size. Friday price,
doz., 400.
Domestic Yellow Mixing
Bowls, sizes 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
A household necessity. Fri
day price, set, 36c.
BOWMAN'S-Basement
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Draperies

CURTAIN SCRIM
Colored border scrim, in
white and cream; SO inches
wide. Friday price, yd.,
7Hc.
FIGURED SWISS
With woven figures and
dots; SO inches wide. Friday
price, yd., So.
SUMMER CURTAINS
With pink and blue hg-
ures; 21a yards long. Friday
price, pr, $1.5O.
LINENE COUCH
COVERS
With fringe on four sides;
81 inches wide; 21a yards
long. Friday price, 500.
BOWMAN'S-Fourth Floor
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Dress Goods

Silk and Wool Poplins, in
sport stripes; 40 inches.
Friday price, yd., ST. 80.
Silk and Cotton Poplin, in
street and evening shades;
80 inches. Friday price, yd.,
59c.
Silver Bloom, plain shades
and striped; 81 inches. Fri
day price, yd., 37Hc.
Seco Silks, in plain and
fancy shades; "a inches. Fri
day price, yd,, 15c.
Voiles, striped and hgur-
ed; 40 inches. Friday price,
yd., 1Oc.
Sport Stripe Beach Cloths,
80 inches. Friday price, yd.,
100.
Imported and Domestic
Silk Samples. Friday price,
800.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17
GOLF MEDAL PLAY STARTS


Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 17.-Nearly
100 of the best golfers in the United
States started to-day in the 72-hole
medal play contest for the western
open championship on the links of the
Blue Mound Country Club. Some ex-
cellent scores have been made in prac-
tice by the contestants. In the pre-
liminary yesterday James Barnes of
Philadelphia set a record of 81 for
the links.
Tom Mcnamara of New York City,
whom won the title last year, will not
defend his honors. Among the lead
ing professionals entered are James
Barnes. Philadelphia, former cham
pion; George Sargent, Minneapolis.
former national champion; Jack
Hutchison, Pittsburgh. runner-up to
Chick Evans in the recent national
open at Minneapolis Walter Hagen of
Rochester, former national champion,
and James Donaldson of Chicago
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Soap Specials

10 cakes P. & G. Naptha
Soap, ........... $50
10 cakes Fels Naptha Soap,
$50
10 cakes Ivory Soap, $3.50
10 cakes Swift's Prize Soap,
25c
2 cans Old Dutch Cleanser,
15c
No phone orders sent C.
o. D.
BOWMAN'S-
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Art Needlework

Stamped linen piano
scarfs, 69c.
Stamped table runners,
18x54 inches, 800.
Stamped linen cushion
tops, 100.
Linen finish table runners
with cretonne trimming,
cushion tops to match, 800
each.
Cretonne finished cushion
tops, 39c and 100.
Linen cushions, cretonne
trimmed, 69c.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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r. & O. PLACES EMBARGO

Baltimore. Md. Aug. II. = On ac-
count of accumulation. an embargo ef-
fective August 16, has been placed by
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on all
grain shipments for export from here.
The notice says that shipments billed
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Outdoors

Folding Camp Stools,
with heavy canvas seat,
23c.
Aft. Fumed Oak Porch
Swings, with shaped seat
and back, $3.50.
Lawn Benches, 69c,
9Sc, $1.25, sligo and
S1.9S.
BOwMAN'S- Floor
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Shoes

Women's Low Shoes, in
a clean up. Friday price,
pr, 69c.
Women's Sport Shoel,
white canvas; guaranteed
rubber soles. Friday price,
pr, $1.49.
Mems Low Shoes, black
and tan. Friday price, pr,
ST. .9S.
BOWMAN's-Main Floor
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Unbreakable Dolls, dress
ed in dainty little frocks,
800.
Japanese Parasols, in var
ious colors, 400.
Box Kites, 25c and SOC.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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Women's Gloves

Long Silk Gloves, with
double finger tips; various
colors. Friday price, pr,
25c.
Long and short Black
Silk Gloves, in small sizes.
Friday price, pr, 25c.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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The "Open Season." We Call
IN Season, We Call 1t, When Big K
Are in Order to Clear Out SeaSonable
Merchandise. Friday Bargains
Are Popular

Women's Hand Bags,
of black leather, lined
with fancy poplin and fit
ted with purse and mirror.
Various styles. Friday
price, 100.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17

up to and including August 15 will be
accepted
At the offices of the company it was
said there are 3,100 carloads of grain
at the Locust Point terminals and in
transit, and 100000 bushels stored
in the elevators.
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Mems Furnishings

Percale Shirts, in good
stripes; excellent quality.
Friday price, 45c.
Genuine Panama Cloth
Shirts. Friday price, 45c.
BOWM Floor
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DID,. r;,.;;;:'''". =

for Is years the standard remedy for all skin
diseases. A liquid dsed externally. Instant
relieJ from Itch. 25c soc and $l.00. Your money
back If the first bottle does not bring you
relief Ask also about D. D. d. Soap.
Gorgas. the drugsist. 1s n. Third
St, p. r. r. Station; ]. Nelson Clark,
druggist.
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Wall Paper

Complete room lot suit
able for any room in the
house. Consisting of 10 rolls
sidewall, 20 yards border, S
rolls ceiling. Friday ST. 80.
AN'S-Fourth Floor
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Women's Handker-
chiefs - fine quality lawn
with lace edge. Friday
price, 4 for 25c.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Somewhere Around Six Thousand
Yards of Desirable Remnants

Leave Tor domesi sales
They'll on sal tonor
in
prices regular selling prices
third price to-day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17

2,4OO Yards Outing
Flannel
Light and dark patterns,
in new Fall styles. Fine
quality. IL
ara
White Wool Blankets,
double bed size; blue, pink
and yellow borders. Just
enough cotton used to pre-
vent shrinking. Pair, $3.9S.
Plaid Blankets, wool fin
ish; large size; various col
ors; good weight and nap.
Pair, $1.9S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17

1000 Yards White
Shaker Flannel
Extra good quality, with
good heavy nap; 81 in o.
ches wide. Yard ....
Sheets - bleached; 72xeO
inches; seamless; good quail
ity of sheeting. Limit 8 to a
customer, 400.
Bleached Shee ting;
Dwight Anchor brand, 81 in
ches wide. Yard, SOC.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-17

2,4OO Yards Outing
Flannel
New Fall patterns, in light
and dark shades; good
heavy weight and nap. o.
dIu
Bleached Muslin and
Cambria, in re m n ant
lengths of 2 to g yards.
Fruit-of-the-Loom, Hope,
Wamsutta and Lonsdale
makes. Yard, 74c.
BowMANs- Basement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-26

Sons Of st George IS a fraternal order
Of Englishmcn Who are in this coun-
IT,.
Miss Catherine -iennau or Hart
ford, Conn is visiting her cousin,
Miss Nora Costello
Miss Grace Sweeney, who has been
the guest OF Miss Mary Costello dur
ing the past three weeks, has returned
to her home, Providence. K. l.
MIR. and Mrs. = j Guinan and son,
Joseph, who have been visiting Mrs.
Guinana sisters Mrs. John and VIII
liam Costello, heyo returned TO their
home, Hartford Conn
J. p. Mullisan, aided by Fred La
Crosse and George Durand, put up
posters Tuesday afternoon advertising
the play julius Caesar around Hoosick
Falls, Cambridge Manchester, Shafts
bury and South SALISBURY and along
tho Troy road
Mrs. .. L. Nichols. who fell on an
icy sidewalk early in February and
seriously injured a hip, rs once more
able to be about the store to some
extent She was confined to her bed
for weeks and until recently has been
wearing a plaster cast which made
locOmotion extremely difficult
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton b Badger, Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Hallowell and
John and William Huntington. who
we're severely cut ana bruised IN an
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly FOR Busy Readers

A. j. Cooper has purchased a new
Stearns runabout.
Fred r. Strop of Newark. n. j.. is
the guest of friends in town
Born, Tuesday, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schwanz of South st.
Miss Anna Griffin of Convent avenue
spending a few weeks at Atlanta
-
ere will be regular meeting OF
t.. Md Fellows this evening at o.
c.. in their rooms.
/. Id Bottum and Frank Temple
re- I'D Tuesday from an autmobile
L TO Mortified, Vt.
;. Johr Mcneil OF Providence is
-, .'iest OF Mr. AID ..rs. Nathan
ey of Safford street.
~. and Mrs. Austin Borden Of
4 -. ctady were Saturday and Sun
~ * SITS of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
=!
u ra Warner and daughters g:
lioo-,tK Falls spent Tuesday WITH Mr..
ard Mrs. Thomas II Whitman Of lm
erial avenue.
Miss Florence Harrington has re-
turned to her home at North Benning-
ton after spending several days as the
guest of Miss Mildred Eddy.
Mrs. Harriet Wolcott OF New BRIT.
ain, Conn, is visiting for a few days
in town as the guest OF Mrs. Thor as
Whitman of Imperial avenue.
Miss Mary Meagher has returned to
her home in North Bennington after
a weeks visit at the home of Mr.
Mrs. +. j. Cummings on North street
Samuel Levin Of North street re-
turned today from Lake Cossayuna
where he has been a member OF q
camping party during the past week
Miss Amy Grout of Arlington, who
has been the guest of Miss Elsa Wall
quist of Scott street for several days
ret oed Monday on the new bus line
to home.
Z automobile tire, which was stolel
~ 1liCpilC IOiucAlCu Win tiC Ndlll
Va which was in town last week, wa
+ vered by the Rutland police an,
-: to its owner
+ TX Stockwell, who has been en-
in the local branch Of the Wool
store left this morning 70
/ Adams where he has aeceptel
Jsition as assistant manager in
store in that city. ..
Miss Mildred Bidwell of Hartford
Conn, entertained about 20 OF ne
friends at Camp Loafmore at Wood
ford Tuesday evening. Refresh
uents wer served and dancing was Ell
lyed during the evening.
The order Of the Sons of st. Georg
which is holding convention &
North Adams this week enjoyed a
outing to Bennington Tuesday after
noon. making the trip in two specia
trolley cars. The party, which nun
bered about 100 visited the monumen
and ether points of interest tn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-26

automobile accident near North Hoo
sick Sunday evening, are all making
good progress toward recovery. Mr.
Halloweu, who was the more seriously
hurt is able~tO sit up today All OF
the victims of the accident are Row
at the boarding house kept by Miss
Hattie Twitchen ON Pleasant street
The two BunningtOns have been
roomng at the Allen boarding house
at the corner Of Pleasant and School
street. but Tuesday they moved to
the Olln Scott house John the elder.
has a couple OF bad cuts on his sh0ul.
der which in,erferes with his rest at
night but the wounds are healing
rapidly
Mrs Ia Valley oil Browning Place,
of Adams street, has a hollylock, 10
feet inches high
Sanford A. Daniels OF Brattleboro, q
member of the State Accident Board
was in town today ON business.
Juds0n Nickory VINO IS cmpoyed at
the local Y NJ. C. A. has returned
from a two weeks stay at Westerlo
n Y.
Al Young men who wish to enter
the tennis tournament at the, play
ground this year should register theil
names with Mr. Mann Immediately ol
J the chance viii be lost The tourna
ment will not be played for some time
but the names must he sent in so tina
J a playing schedule can be made out
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-26
Pains in Back

For co years-Minard's Liniment has
been successfully used for removing
back ache. 1t is delightfully."-, creamy.
antiseptic liniment giving almost in
slant relief the moment it is applied.
Your sdruggist will recommend it.
Don't suffer for Minard's stops pain.