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The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

try fair Harry does a bally act
while Emma assumes the role OF
"Zaza."
General Ed Lavine combines
juggling and war rome comedy. Lady
Alice's pets-rate. She has ali
sizes and colors OF rodents running
about the stage The little animals
are apt performers. The two Carl
tons are sleepy athletes, Good
motion pictures conclude the bill.
MILES.
"Posey county" stretched itself
out on the Miles stage, Monday aft
ernoon. aud love and spring romped
all over the place. Altman, Loader
and their company OF rustic inter
prefers put on the old com bination
OF stranded troupe and rural au-
thority, and proved most pepful
bunch OF entertainers. The setting
went so far into detail as 10 provide
fghting cocks and even pig. and,
is proved highly satisfactory &c the
patrons who felt in Mondays spring
air touch OF wanderlust coming on.
James Francis Sullivan is equip
ped with self-starter. and just
stands up and talks. He sounds like
little car making long hill with
the muller of. The men who had
wrinkled their brows over the street
car question last fall got the most
laughs out OF Sullivans diagnosis OF
the problem. but no one had 10 wor-
" TO get the point
Granville and Mack spelled spring
10 the city men who never get far
Their into the country than the sub
divisions. They brought out the
hand organ, urban springs owr har-
binger, and in Italian costume and
dialect raised the standard OF a good
bill 10 ihe top notch.
Rae and Wynn are raxgy song
birds in fine feathers. Rae puts one
over on the whole house in his i'm
personation OF girl, and he GER
tainly can sing. Miss Wynn got a
big hand on the impersonation nf a
suffragette on the stump. Monday
The three Jennets put on some
aovel acrobatics and show some
trained dogs in the last act of IN =
best bill OF the season Tho pictures.
running from 1880 To 90. are be-
ing widely patronized.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
Alleged Gambler Ac.7sted.

Jerry Brock. 33 years old. Ne
gro. whose alleged gambling house
al No $50 Antoine-st.. has been raid
cd twio since Saturday night by
the police, was arrested. early
Tuesday moraing b. Detectives
Hayes and Garvin. charged with
violating the United States drut
law Two years ago nc was arrest
ed on similar charge when the
police declare. they fonnd him
smoking opium with some White
men He was arrested In his
home. No. 50 livingstone-aye
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

There are 81 nations in the world
who claim independence. although il
put 10 the actual test several OF
them would probably be shown TO
fall a trife short OF that status and
others could not defend themselves
against the aggressions OF even the
weaker OF their neighbors.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
Fuss Slows Out On Myrtle Car.

Robert Marshall, IS years old. of
No 1011 Trumbull.ave,. a motorman
on the Myrtle line. was severely
burned about the face and neck
early Tuesday morning when the
fuse in his Car blew out ut Harri-
s0nave. and Myrtle-st. He was
taken 10 the city receiving hospital
suffering intense pain but not IN
danger Of losing his life or eye.
sight, according to the physicians
~ the hospital
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
OARRICk

+. H. Sothern is bidding farewell
10 Detroit in the Garrick theater
this week--a farewell that will lin
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

- Burr Oak. N, ", big guessing
1est was held recently as to how
1t grains Of corn a hungry and
1npered goose would eat. Esti-
- ran as high as 1000 but the
No. &c 80 az far as she liked,
~ short at the count of 4s4
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

Wisconsin was part successivelv
~ Indiana. Illinois and Michigan be.
fore II was made a state In iSis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28

The revival which has been in pro-
greSS at the Church of the Brethren
for the past three weeks at Roanoke
will come to a close next Sunday night.
BaptiSmal service at 10 o'clock Satur-
day morning. Love feast at seven
o'clock Saturday evening, These SER
vices have been we'll attended and much
good has been derived by the splendid
sermons OF Rev. Oliver H. Austin as
sisted by his able wife and the men,
berS of the church. About seventeen
new members have been added to the
church during these services. Rev.
and Mrs. Austin have made many warm
friends during their short stay in Roa-
noke who will be sorry to see the time
come for the meeting to close.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mills celebrated
their tWenty-f1fth wedding anniversary
at their country home southwest of
Welsh. Among those who attended
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.
Barbee and children Mrs. C. l.. Abel,
Mrs. M. T. Bradford, Mrs. j. A. Ander-
son, neighborS MadamS T. B. Monks and
Robert Hoag. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills have
lived in this section of the country for
many years and are among our fore
most and progressive people. They
have host of friends who the Journal
joins in wishing many happy return.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-.14O.egg Man.
dy Lee Incubotar and Sectional Brooder,
both in good condition. Will sell cheap
for cash as trade for chickens at market
price. Also have one-year old SatSuma
trees at $500 per dozen.-Lionel Ber-
trand, Elton, La. CT. 34-2t
The Civic League will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. T. Jones Feb. 4. at $50
o'clock.
For Sale-T Black Orphinpton
CoCkerelS. Mrs. C. S. Kelsey. '3.2t.
Mr.. 7, S, Troy. of Lake Charles, was
in Welsh last Sunday looking after his
business interest in Welsh.
Ben A. Gabbert who has been spend
/ ing few days with home folks return
ed to Baton Rouge Wednesday on No.
/ 10.
! LOST-Brown Music roll with name
ParVin LaTOur in large book-reward
to flnder-Journal office.
FOR SALE-New Royal sewing ma
chine, practically new at bargain.
3l-2t JOHN T. HOOD.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28
Eggs from my prize
winning Reds, $500 per
fifteen.-G. r. Boiling.

We call your attention to Mrs. David.
sons ad. in another column of the
Journal Mrs. Davidson has decided to
discontinue the hardware business and
is Offering the entire line at greatly
reduced prices. The stock includes the
best lines and is complete in every de.
tail and is offered at greatly reduced
prices.
Supt. W. P. Annette and DemonStra-
ton Agent H c. Fondren were in
Welsh Monday looking after business
matters.
Ben A. Gabbert, of L. S. u, came
home for a few days visit with his
parents the latter part of last week.
FOR SALESMAN cook stove, good
as neW-apply Journal Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28
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'''ttes0NAL MENTION :
'oaaos0ees0oSSSO

...sOsO0sV0 IS
e Webb, former pastor t1r,t Oh
I asdi, t. church, was s. in welsh ,,,ssI,
! I'tl sod WEDNESDAY, . OF this week
~ 15g TO- 70 business matters
i'D .,,.o steinhar1t representing 1s
Rno' . Bro. Co., Of New Orleans
p 15, On the trade Wednesday,
',.,,v and daughter Of Ward
" a y welsh attending to bust
sttsrs wednesday
], atg-ons horse lss, T Tnenirs
dbbe HUN y. 33.3t
Mrs. ". B. Gabb7rt had D1 as
y y =, sunday Mr.. Clarence Shall
y, d shreveport Mr. Mr. and ,1lI MIS-
Us, ,l,"abt and Miss Ruth McLeeS'
hamburger aIS is an old time friend
vouqht, as well as his honor
N0r'
+, e,Le-Scholarship in Tyler
s,,.aI College, at a bargain hon
JOHN 7. HOOD.
k
| pennington, of Elton, was IN
10, Friday in the interest OF
S d, for representative. He
a UNNAMED by young Mr.. Groom
EsdsiOn'
rr,g to rent-Mr. E. NJ. Gallop. TT
cm Hay, Straw, Wood
lov Ash and Oak or
rSrroentlne Chips, call
H. Davis, Phone IS. q
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28

The forestry committee reports the
following for the year 1915. According
to agreement in 1914 to replace all
Shrubbery that died we replaced the
following: Is roses, 16 palms, orange
camphor at a total expense of $l1.3l.
We have placed 6 palms at the light
plant, II in Catholic cemetery. at the
Auditorium, memorial trees in city
square, 2 palms at school house.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28
Eggs from my pri re
winning Reds, $500 per
fifteen. q. r. Boiling,

Mr.. Wareer E. Byerly who has been
in Arkansas for the past month on bust.
ness returned to Welsh Monday of this
week
FOR SALE-nice residence property
in north WelSh-fruit and Sh1ubbery-
nice location enquire j. P. Barger. If
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Barbee and child.
rem attended Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mills
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary last
week.
Improved Blue Rose
Seed Rice for sale, free of
red.-A. T. Jones.
Mrs. o. J. Swain who has been visit
ing relatives here returned to her
home at Windsor, ILL.,, Wednesday morn.
ing, leaving the land of peach bloom
and vloletS for the pure white snow.
LOST-PaSS Book, with tax receipts
as far back as 1911 to 1915. Finder re.
turn same to the Journal office or Al
cede Hebert ST.. and receive liberal re
ward.
John Boiling drove over from Kinder
Tuesday and purchased an Overland
car of his brother, E. H, Boiling,
For Sale-a a few fine
Red Pole Bulls. Apply to
Up. II. Hoag, Jennings, La
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28
Getty Well Pump and Screen
Estimated Delivery $500 Gallons per Minute

tn Mowaa La delivering
fully $500 gallons minute the estimate based comparison OF the
picture perfectly discharge
Hmmp comparatively
ma photograph
The Robbins Well Has Watering 700 Acres of Rice
and Doing it Easily
the Getty wells
and All of these wells are finished with the solid
recognized for the standard Tor oil held and irrigation well" ana "
Pinch line weighing SbS 10th foot
and cargga big price IT. we are e
massive and strong so as better resist the
strains which the subjected while IN the ground
The Guarantee Of Water and Our Record.
contracts minute
me territory Southwest louisiana se
anything the extra amount over the gun'
hheghto back the guarantee so much talked about by some poeS DE-
S1sabuRsque
The Question of Larger Pumping Plants.
Getty well will pump economically
should be expected from similar wells when
@R4 inches 8 inches IS inches diameter?
Points to be Carefully Considered
There talk at times about larger does the individual farmer demand or
need them?
larger wells are nut in larger would be needed them full
capacity
wells are always desirable benefit from them not realized
Unless they equipped with suitable and power
Water we'll whether or small any raster ILL.,
travels through the surrounding Sno
GGsln the well.
On this account there limit We'll which would be practical to put
h increase this limit would result very little advantage ou' gooo
&a0 additional
would be practical how much water per minute
gc oumo draw point has been fully de-
hmne1
The Getty and pumping secured by far the largest delivery
E rt greatest of known this section
n will respond demand that may ARISE you prefer
capacity of 5000 to 5000 gallons OF water per minute
a OF ande We know just how to after IT.
FRED l. GETTY, Jennings Louisiana
$4,000
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28
PERSONAL MENTION, ;

MeSSrs. George Tarbox, Mayor John
Gamble, Phil Hoag, On Keilman and
ChaS. Daughenbaugh, of Jennings,
were in Welsh Monday in the interest
of good roads.
For Sale good mules.
Apply to K. II. Gray,
Welsh, La. 32tf.
Mrs. A. B. Tanner, of Alexandria, ar
rived last week for visit Of several
days with relatives and friends.
W. Pforzheimier, of New Orleans re-
presenting CuSSenS May & Co., Calen
darS, was here Saturday Of last week
and Monday of this week in the in
tereSt of his firm.
Honduras Seed Rice for
sale, grown from import
ed seed on virgin land,
free of red--A. ]. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Harris who have
been spending their honeymoon in the
north and west returned to Welsh last
Friday night and Mr.. Harris has resum
ed his duties at the Miller HWd anC
Furniture Co.
For SaIe-Two g 90 d
mules. Write X. F. Wei
ebert, Welsh, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28

All Shrubbery in city square has been
kept I'D in the proper condition.
NETTIE WILLARD, Chairman.
o
Report of membership committee for
year 1915:
Back dues collected .. $3.50
Dues collected for 1915 $500
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Increase in membership during the
year as follows:
Active members, 9, total 81
Associate 3 E
Honorary 20
RENA S, COOPER, Chairman,
a.
,rn,,o, .o. g c,o,, co,..,,;.
FOO of Cir;o = ooauo.
u;,ohina noa+a 49,. ,o.o ho,o hoo,
,,on+ !; ooa oaI;.;o
C.noot, hauo hon, o,aoa .a o,
or+ or u.,,ho ono .i,,o 80 ovronoo -.
loocro
Ctroo,o o,oorod o,d onoo, ou. o,,
,;mo NV ctreot Conr1:er;oro. "A,
pontenot ., roouos+ of cboirnor ~
commit 40 All hrs;nacc n,acos have
heen visited several times durino tho
vear and &C ofton &C necescarv mo
nr;otor ,voro ooLod 70 o,oon -, which
was done with ono avcant;on
Pesnactfu,,v submitted
MRS GODFPEy
Cha;rmor C,oan.un Committaa
~
The domestic Science Committee Subj
mitted the following report for the
vear 1e15.
,,ao, A.,
AL our regular lliee''"e Ill MdrCn 'l'e
president appointed Domestic Science
Committee to take the necessary steps
~ bove g. Donestic Scienco courca ad-
-" - n, ' ~
deu 10 our school,
When the Parish School Board met
in Sept. we found the State had $4,000
- ho c;,.o,, +,o sne+ oohoo, IN tba
~ oo s''0'' VIC ~ ' ~
ParlSh 10 quaiily' AS we hdu hiaue
application in April for an appropria
tion for a domestic science course We
dotanr,;nod 20 oroi,;fv ~ onco
'1 w.. -''ll0u ~ 4'u''', ~ I ha,.o ,,,..
lhlS meant we must nave d, Ae'S'
two rooms and and not less than a
$500 equipment. 1t was decided to
have the Parish School BOARD call a
,noo;oI o,oot;o, CON on add;tiona, school
special tiec'iol Ior an duCu 'loli". SF' .rn
tax lOF llie general lllptose.liciIt VI t t,o
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28

Mr.. j. D. Kimball who is now located
at Lake Charles was in Welsh Tuesday.
Mr.. Kimball says he is getting along
fine and is real we'll.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-28
ANNUAL REPORT OF WELSH
CIVIC LEAGUE.

lue ulSStIuR Vi lne ClViC League Jdn'
18th, 1916, at the home of Mrs. A. L. He
bert was attended ty gOOdly number
of the most interested members.
The report of the executive commit
tee meeting was read and chairmen of
the different committees as suggested
by them were appointed and author.
lied to select the other commit tees
The Chairmen are:
Forestry, Mrs. l. R, AyleSworth.
Press, Mrs. Asa j. BenOit.
Membership, Mrs. j. H. Cooper.
Entertainment, Mrs. c. J. ToupS.
Sanitary, Mrs. j. B. Godfrey.
The following annual reports were
then given:
To the officers and members of the
Welsh Civic League:
In going over our last years work |
may be tempted to report upon the sue.
CeSSful work of the Chairmen of the va
riouS committees. Irefrain from doing
so that each may have her full share OF
the glory that reflects upon her work.
A full knowledge of the work accom-
pliShed during the past year can never
be estimated much less recorded.
However, the committee have accom-.
pliShed the many things they set out to
do, to which we may point with pride.
We wish to thank the public for so gen.
erOuSly contributing toward purChaS-
ing block IS for the school. Also the
Rice Belt Journal for publishing our
minutes and notices each month.
The League is attaining new tri.
umphS each succeeding year of effort
and this splendid success has been due
to our enthusiastic members.
wish to thank each and every mem
Der for the loyal support which has
been mine, during the past year with
an unusual spirit of unity and an abid-
ing faith in our new president; we are
looking forward to year of still great.
er accomplishments Faithfully,
Annals. ARCENEAUX, Pres.
Report for year of 1915; paid $l45O
for care of the school lawn.
MRS. AYLESWORTH,
School Com.
Jan. /, 1916, Cash On Hand $S1SI
2 j. H. Wilhelm, repair
ing piano 5000
W. P. Arnett, books 1882
16 L. H. Dautel, freight, Ito
"3OJ. j. NewIand expense
! on basket ball .. 1900
Feb. s, Armstrong and Mat
teSOn, blueprintS ---- $50
80 A. S. Barnes Co.. -. 3.25
"13 Welsh Print Co. print
ing for plays -----------.95O
"I3 Deposit proceeds of play 69.5
"13 Cooper Drug Co. paper
etc. for play -..6.70
"23 VIM, Terry, expense Of
Auditorium --. $50
Mar. 10 A. Buckingham Shar-
penlng saws. l,50
S, H. Trappey, French
dictionary ----......-. l.35
"25 Oval & Roster, attend
anCe certificates -------..1.75
Apr 6, deposit proceeds of play 5S.9
"6 |. R. AyleSWOrth, books,
stamps etc.. $50
~ Taught Lbr Co., lumber
for play apparatus :. 34,OO
~ Henri Blanc, payment
on VictrOla. -- $500
Is, j. F. Dutton. pencil
Sharpener- 1880. SO
20 Model Grocery 800
May l Miller Hdw. Co. play
apparatus .. 2S.95
III. G. Ewing bolts for
play apparatus --------l.OO
ZIP H, Blanc, payment on
victrola- .---------.-.24. 62
! "13 Deposit received from
Miss Duncan IA.
June S J. w. Armstrong,
tickets ----.. l.2O
ISL. H. Dautel freight. AIS
60 Faught lbr. Co. lumber
for play - l.95
I Welsh printing Co. print.
ing programs .. 1850
81 Deposit proceeds two
play A0''
~ E. A. CroWell shortage
on rally. - ---- 2.2O
! Nv. Terry cleaning Aud. l.5O
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-07
Uses OF Paper.

III" uses of paper ar" extending
very rapidly. Bags mad" "f spun pa
per are growing Swedish product.
and American manufacturers are be
ginning TO produc" them. Coffee bags
are made NJ single strand, open weGve,
with sheet nf paper pulp inside.
onion bags are being offered. Several
firms are engaged in making some gerry
attractive furniture or wat"r-pro"fed
papcr reeds woven over wooden an'
rattan frames The Swcdcs are max
inc u thrce-Strandcd Spun-papcr rope
for general use that is well spoken of
Paper horse blankets sound queer. but
they are being made. Fircpr""f fab
rice sound still more odd. but they arc
making them nevertheless on paper
basis The japanese, who ar" the most
/ expert Of all In the utilization Of pn
Der. are making nvlator's suits Of oile'
nnpcr that are very light and r"Sistan
/ 10 COid.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-07
FIGHTING COMMON RED MITE
insect Most Active During Warm
Weathcr-Found Around Nests.
Roosts and Dropping Board.

Tn" common red mite which * most
active during tn" warm weather is
commonly found about the roostS and
dropping boards, also about the nests.
and many times in hroodcrS and CoopS
for The hen md her chicks The mite
* easily held in check if proper meth
obs Of control are used. While kcro-
scnc will quickly kill them il cvapu-
rates In few days
And OF the coal oil tar mixtures are
more effective. Carholcniun is RECON-
mcnded highly by the Connecticut sta
ton. Containing c"al-tnr product and
cnrbolic acid IL acts rs Il wood stain
aud remains effective for n long period
of time. being even more effective than
pure carboIic acid. one application n
year Is generally sufficient. but il must
b" used with discretion.
An excess amount either On the
roOsts or on the adjoining boards may
result In eye trouble To- the hens or
chickens. 70 avoid this It IS best tn
make the application when changing
the chicks from one house To another.
allowing ~ least two days for thr
mixture {" dry before using the house.
II this cannot be done dilute it with
kerosene AMI apply lightly with q
brush.
~ rooStS are allowed To dry outside
of the poultry house there is less dan
ger Of injury 10 The fowls. The roosiS
should be- removed and painted. tn,
roosting boards thoroughly cleaned
then painted, being sure To use the
carbolcnium very literally in the
cracks between the boards. In badly
infested houses or where mites show
signs OF returning II may be neces-
sary 20 make a second application.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-07
SOME THINGS THAI ARE NEW

or organ keyboard n swedish inventor
has pcrf.ctcd electrical apparatus
which transcrihcS music ms IL Is com
pnsad on n wax ribbon. from which u
may be copied.
Machinery for ships in which steam
turbine and m oil engine are coupled
20 each propeller. permitting either
Kind of Fuel To be used. has been pRt-
cntcd by Swiss inventor.
70 protect baggage rs il IS unload
cd M railroad stations movable plat
forms have been designed made ~
pieces of old air-brakc hose fastened
, across resilient wooden strips.
\ novel automobile alarm ~ English
Invention consists of gong placed
near the cooling fan md struck by -
blades rs II is drawn against them by
a wire from The drivers seat.
An electrical annunciator device. op-
/ Grated by push buttons on chair
( throughout hall. is working success
/ fully IN Holland 20 auction eggs with
OUT the usual noise and confusion OF
sucb sales.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-07

use Of Soiling crops is the extra labor
required 10 cut and haul these crops
from day TO day, especially if field
work is pressing.
ON high priced land. where the prob
lem is 4" produce sufficient quantity
of ruughugo. or If the cost of paStur-
age for several cows for u season.
During periods ot drought. when both
pastures and Soiling crops fail. SlO
filled with w"Il-maturrd Silagc grown
the previous year Is most valuable.
I'm planning Il summer Silu it should
be kept in mind that it's diameter
should hc In relation 80 the number
of COWS fed daily. As - general rule.
under summer conditions. u COW will
""nSuu" about 20 pounds of Silagc.
Siia@o enough must be- removed daily
g." prevent excessive" surface fcrIncn-
tatipn. ON this basis summer Silo
for ~ COWS should be eight feet in
diameter. for - cows ten feet. and for
Ia cows. lively" feet. As eight feet is
about tn" minimum diameter of a
Sii" for best results, 4 ~ufumcr siin is
most applicable" ia herds of ~ or more
COWS.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-07

A frosted glass cone that VIII III any
hanging electric light shade has been
invented To difruse the otherwis" glar-
ing light.
To carry smaller boats within large
croft a Dutch inventor has patented IA
vessel with hinged doors NJ one "nd
~ The hull. through which boats can
be fluatCd.
Now handbag for women - auto
m..fcalIy locked whenever II i closed.
tho means for opening IN" lock being
,,itiin The handlc - That II Is Gov
cred and protected hy 10" hand cWry-
ing H.
For handling huib car-"'s CALI
foruiap has invented combined
bucrct couvcyor that unIoadS FREIGHT
cars RAPIDLY and delivers their ron
tents into wagons.
\ German Invention enables per
son to take a steam or hot air hath
M home. hood citing over one end
az n hnthtub confirming The vapor from
Tho rer,iinr hot water supply.
For use in connection with piano
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-07

90 get better and NH now VOL a.
,,ou, and able to do ny our housowoTk.
| can recommend the Vegetable Com.
mound TO my woman vito If SICK ana
ruu down as a wondcr'u. -'rcngth and
health rcstorcr. NJ husband say /
would have been in NV rrrr" ere ti"f
II it Rad not been for ycur V"g"'Ah'"
Compound. Mrs. HltN''E IFfft"-
SOW. 7o3 Lyon ST. pes MONIES Town
Before admitting To gurgicni opera
,;o, :, j., wise 10 try Go tulid M the
female system md cor" II" d"reng'-
,ucuts with Lydia /. lfnEta'"'s F'gr-
,obIc Compound it 3D." tivcd many
women fran surgical "u'r"'"nH.
Write to the Lydia y I'm" hA'"
Medicine Co, Lynr, Mass Tor
odvico-itw will he con hd"nC@L