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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
UeriHnben
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Seutid-4merifaniihen staats.
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linser aus eleDeIano uuo ). fSranf
aus gfron idriftIid ibre 3pitimmund
81 Ger norIauiigsH Berihicbrug Ger
arnceution iiberian6t oaiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

Ssnrp 8siI, 2533 9iue Ctr.
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aneuue.
3. S6diper, 1922 SalIteob ctr.
|. @sO. 2rsis, 1925 Straisbt Ctr.
Senrn 8reuder, 1929 5enTbdfp &pe.
Sof. Grlingbuus, 1893 California
aOe,. Bomb 5iu.
Sobr Srtmunn, prtre uub Satps
tbOrne.
Sri. StiGmOsIIer. Garter u. Gin.
coin, NorpOOb.
Spf. 0aberbaus, 1900 Sberman
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gOe, Rprtppob.
GuIi. OrOins, Gettion 9(os., Nlas
biIorpile.
Sol. grintman, 1868 81. 6. Ctr.
gbtp. GrIins6aus, 100 Watu 4pe..
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gbenue.
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more, gbebiot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
Giueinnati Snrns.mcinOe.

sSr Der QcriauinlIung Ger Surnge'
meinoe, Die acitcrn &adnlittag lItter
bcm goriis Scs eyiten Spreders z ),
ge:iIler uno Ser BrototoLlfiIbruEe uou
Gracn 2opo itattionS, uurce Serr
GarI Sd,ucioer, 2l aniiou Straba.
ais slttiper aRiJencntuen. Der for.
reiypnoirenoe Siriftiiurt wr6c an.
slpieien. ocrn glerp Solitctu Surnner'
elm ron gSiSccniiu. icrric Gem Snrn'
oerein Don CLINTON, Roii., DC Gnoe
oities Gtouats ibr goloenes SSlbililn
ie:esn, Sie eSliifuiinibe Der Cincinnati
Su-naelncinSc it iib:rmittcIn. 5iir Ole
SrhcItuu1 6e5 Seiltfdlen lInterriTts
ir 0ea oiisntliheI Sd.Ien pur0eH uclI
serI1icoenen lurneru einortugIid,a
iHo traitiJe @orte geiproGcn. mno
Die 1gabuanJ iiir Die biesbe5iigIidelI
gyctitionsIiIten flciBis rnterihriiten
III innumsln. iiel ausenidEinIitb a:ii
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3ahl eiIiinheu. gtdditen NiittrpoG,
abcno neroeu Die Barren suiammen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

Gin 2ibsrtp SaGe Itottgsbd6ten Der
IammIung bic @orbsrsitungsn fir ben
bdIbIdbrli4en gii6erabi6lub, inbem
bic Ssrrsn 8. 2ieb, s. 8Oenfe uHo
8. grsper als observation-disclosures
toElrlittee ernnnnt .purben. 4ls
&rautsntOmmittse funsirsn pGbreno
Der nd9itsn brei Wlonats bic Serrsn
:. Gang, u. 2eIer uno 8. 2s9ner.
Srei gtitglieber parbsn traHf eemels
BET, uber gum 9rdntsnselb mar Don
ibnsn Iofpeit nur elmer tcre4tigt. benz
A uHgspieisn iuurbeu. Sm llebrigeH
aelnngten nur 9ioutinsgef6dfie our
Grlsoigung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
6reimanrer
5eierH am Canning baS SHbiIanm Ses
SrbenS in ieiner seeeuwGrtisen
GeitaltuHg.

Ter Sreimaurerorben feiert in bic
isr Wo9s Elm bsntpiirbiges grsisniB
nGmlib oas 2O0iG6rigs Su6ildum be.
9eftebsns Der groBlOge Don 2onbon
burd bsrsH @riinbung i'm Sabrt
1717. Der Grunbitein gu bem Grsi.
maursrOrben in isirsr gegsupdrtissr
5orm selegt puroe.
5ier pirb bisIss GreisniB am tom.
menoen Samitag in siubrudspoler
gDeife burd einen impoinnteH lImsu1
am giahmittng IOiuie brrb cine Ser
Iummlung am a6enb in Der W3uiit
bale begansen pscber, su tpel6er
uubsr ben Wlitglisbsrn beg Srbsni
aud ibrs 9ameu 9utritt baben.
Der umsug, an Dem ii5 aIer gors
ausiidt na6 an Die 5000 Ntitglieo:r
bes Orbsus bet6siligsn psrbsn, isb!
fi3 Rudmittass um 3fpsi llbr bon Der
9ierten StrnBe uno bem 8roaoua7
in peipsguna unb gebt hurb bic foll
asnosn Strabsn: ipsitlicb an Der Bier
ten Strabe 5ur Race, an bieier nOrb-
lid Zig 5ur Is. Strabe unb ipGbreuO
ees 9or6eimdrI6ss am Dafhington
purt, nerben bort bic geamtsn Der
@robloee Don Sbio bic purabe ab-
ne6men, 6itlih an Der Is. Strase 3ur
@in., an bisfsr iiihli6 bis 5ur Giinfs
ten, 0itlid an Der 5iinften StraB:
sum 9roabtpnp, mo- bdnn bic &ufl0z
iun1 erfoIgt.
2dut ben WeiTltrser bes 9rpBs
meiitsrs Sosl 6. GIore III ieber Mar,
fbirsnbe ae6alten ein Sternenbonne-
su trnaeu urb bic 9etorationsn auf
Der RorT6rOute fnb nusi6lisbliA
ouf Stsrnenbanusr kIhrdutt pors
ben, lin Der pdraoe siHen ubIolut pa
triotiT6en Gbaratter su OerIsiben.
Die 9eriommIuuq in Der WlrittbdlIs
tpiro am gtbeHo uln 9isrtel nah iies
ben libr nit einem 9oniert Der bieiis
gen Trsimaurer Rupelle eingeleitet
fperb.u. pGbreno bic 8erfummluns
felbft I'm 8iertsl nod abt llhr ibreu
Qnfdng nimmt. Sas Gtneungsoebst
Tpriht Der 9roB;apIun Rep. See Iul!z
man, porauf singbor bon 150Sdne.rH
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luIdmmeu nit BEN pubIitum Die Ras
tioroI6nme anftimmt. Der tsmpordre
gOriiser Winidm Z. SotparO pirO
bsrnus nit einer tur5en GnIpruhs
ben osrmansuten @orfber 9robmstiter
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asrs Rebe bGlt. Der Sauptrsbner bes
Qbenbs, Der bic @eIM6te bes i5reis
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SdIubletst.
GIs @robmdrItau Der Dnrabe fur@
uirt Obsrit CHARLES =. 6ats uno an
Der Spise beg Nrroroemeutstpmmttz
tess iiebsu Die fclosnoer 5erreu uutsr=
itiitt ppn ben Wstftsrn pom StttbI pm
35 9cnsu: WiniuT =. 5cporb. Gar
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Scfr =. Siteriur III. :. 8. Wc2eiib
unS @iaiam 8. glrmItrpng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
Siir's Hof6e Areu5
aStrs am bemtisen 9ase bic 1ammelfampasne ibren
QlnfaMa nebmen.

S Sdmds 'oasn bier fir oefn snn d ne Tn Dollars auge
bat utroen Snssammt Derbn br unO Ropoob D,rss5n
2sdms teannsr Birsr gtienern iammtIn eammsampasn.
bsuni bsuts gOrmias prGss lb Die artensOden
perSsn ourd ihr @sdut uHb bic atripfsu Our br rss
fois ben 8ssinn ms Gummusrs psrtnbsn Tbans
sstsrn aIs GinIaiuus cine patrOids Dsrammuns fa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
3entidler Wlilitdr Hut .gcreiu.

Der 6eutids MiIitGr Inter
ffiibunss 9srsiu traf gslessutlif
fsiu.t eeiisru un!er benz @oriis bei
9rGfiher.en Ssnrn Sasiner urb bsr
QrotctpGfiihruu9 rrn Serrn glemeu;
Spsrlinp, Der fir ben .rtrantten Sc
trstdr %. 2usbbcrt .iniprane. III Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
Ba5esSaR.
Ginoiunati-5; EbilaSelpbia-4.

SSn Dem 9eitrigen fisnften uro let.
ten Spiele Der Serie 5Iuiid,en unierer
,Reos" uno ben ,Guafers" i'm bieli.
gen ReoIano Sielo beoienten ShIeu'
oerer 8eagan uuO Sanger 0iueo
oas 9eifle fir Cincinnati g-gen
aleranoer be5rp aiqifer iiir Die Bbi'
Iooelpbier. 9eioe Satterien bIiebeu
bis gum @noe oes Samples, Der crit
i'm u. gange 3ur @utiheioung fam
ou' ibren Boiten. Jteagon erlaltbte
feinen GsreipaB sur /. Soie gegen 3
oeS glleranber uno ian0te feinen 2lift'
fGhIer sur 9aut aeeen 4. lie
,.Reos" ma6ten II Srcfier unb 3
SSebIer eeeen II be5ip. 6 Der @eauer
@ingo mar ilnier better S6loger nit
3 Greffern lro geponu oas Spiel IT,
12. @tange, alS er &ouib NIT Dem &c.
rpinnenoen Sauf iiber Die SeimbaiC
ionbte. 9em Spiel mobnteu iiber
10000 3uifauer bel. gtingIer unO
Grtb poren Die Shieosrihter. In
fer slbidnqer &opf 5eihnete itf Die
ibIih bur6 feline pilbeu Wiirfe aua
un0 mahte arpei Der Iebler I'M Spiel.
ReiuItat Der seitrigeu
q N o o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

nit Den gal innen DIE Ieste Iurniiunce
Der Saiion nit acknowledgement 5ioc-
Iitas ablnlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

Seute 9eatntittag begiunen Die
Gbicaeoer SUBS ibren oreitaeieen
aampf nit uniercu ,,Reos" nit Dem
1. SpieI Der Serie. 9os erite Spiel
begiunt piinttlih um 2 llbr.
Ien aeitern in J9ep gorf pom
Rat. Siga Sattpt. uartier oeroffeut.
lid)ten oifisielleu Eerifte iiber Die 8
Stubs uno eie SciIhmgen Der SpieIsr
iiub Die iolgeuoeu Stoti5eu iiber Die
..Nebs" entnummeln:
Inter Den II leifenoeu Spielerlt
nit eiuem Yro5entiGs bon 300 BuIlt.
ten (,tno oariiber) befiHoen fth bic
fcIgcnoen pier Reos: GIorte ais
3peiter (96SToG Griffith ais
Gritter (34T%o). gouib ais
sc dIter (335%o) lno @rob dI5
2 iebenter 10000.
Inter ben 10 Ieiterrbeu @uien6te-
ben beftnoen I'D, Shorp aIs Se d..
ter uno gbuIe uls siebeuter
liuo IN acrhcrtcn GrerrerH Srob ais
e d tier mlb Ghnie aIs e re.
heuter nIf Der 8algIifre.
Sn SeIhnertbeihiglinq bebaupteu
hie ,.Ncbs" ben fieib erten urh
in mehrbdiiaen 9refferr bcN britt
ten Glas aui Der 9langIiIte Der 3
Stubs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
PEP CROWD IS
BUSY IN CLIFTON
Spend Evening Hours in
Arizona's Great Mining
Town.
CConiinued from Page s.

Clifton gave the Icl PasOans the
usual hearty Arizona welcome. The
train had already arrived. advertising
our coming, ana hundreds were on hand
near the depot when the first autOIno-
bile hove in sight with its yellow and
black capped Fl PasO delegates \
cheer went up from the CliftOnites,
melting into cordial words Of welcome
and warm hsndshakes as the FL PasO-
ans came TO a stop, and soon there was
a general shaking of hands. exchange
Of compliments and discussion or the
issue uppermOSt in the minds of all the
FL Pasoans by this time-the state OF
preparedness Of the steward and his
crew in the dining car
After luncheon. the 81 Pascans
drifted about the city. those who cared
to do so making trips TO the smelters
of the Arizona copper company or The
Shannon company, or to the mines A.
none of these are right in town. many
did not make these trips. although
autOmO biles aplenty were on hand 10
take the FL Pasoans wherever they
wished TO go. For a view OF the
superb scenery up Chase creek and
the san Francisco river some OF the Fl
Pasoans planned trip on the narrow
gage up to Metcah this afternoon The
railroad continues up the bed OF the
river. winding through tunnels and
past canyon walls that look almost
SKY piercing in their height. rugsedly
picturesque region.
Clifton, like Venice. has q waterway
for its main street" san Francisco
river dividing the business section Of
the town. Most all of the town Is
built within its banks, just below the
conveyance Of Chase creek and the
river. The residential section and
much of the business section extends
back up Chase creek for consider
able distance
Clifton is a typical mining city and
more attractive than most Of them by
reason of its water. Clifton boasts
many substantial business houses and
a fine system Of schools with well
built. modern, completely equipped
school houses of reinforced concrete
The county seat Of Cireenlee county,
Clifton has a handsome courthouse, To-
Gated in a new addition 10 the city,
down the river below the town proper.
but connected by a good driveway and
with houses most Of the way. Still
further south the smelters are located.
first that of the Shannon company ard
last that Of the Arizona company. one
of the largest in Arizona This was
building on the occasion OF the last
trip of the Fl Pasoans through the
southwest
The FL Pasoans viii be here until ten
o'clock tonight when. tired. We expect
10 turn in" and be whirled back out 10
LOrdsburg. then over the :. Z. to Bowie
and out OF Bowie up the ella valley 10
Stafford. where We viii all open our
sleepy eyes upon that pretty little
town tomorrow morning at seven An
automobile trip through the valley Is
planned for us
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
Empty Auto Tank SaUes
Generals and Mayor
From Possible Accident

Failure Of r: J. Thorpe. Savoy hotel.
to have the gasoline tank on his big
red automobile filled Monday proba bly,
saved Maj Gen John J. Pershins. Brig.
Cen George Bell and mayor Tom Lea
from possible death and injury In a
dangerous automobile accident.
Mr.. Thorpe had driven the two gen
erals and the mayor around FL Paso
all Monday morning, II was reported.
He was due TO take them on another
ride again at 1 o'clock He failed TO
fill his gasoline tank on time, and had
TO go back 10 q garage 10 replenish
his stock. That made him 10 minutes
late SO when he came to the G. H q
: A railway crossing at Piedras street
he was all alone in the car. As he
crossed the track Mr.. Thorpe said
big T. & 2. freight engine struck the
rear of his car. completely demOlish-
ing it,
Mr. Thorpe was badly bruised about
the legs. but is recovering.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
SUFFERING CATS!
GIVE THIS MAN
THE GOLD MEDAL

Let folks step on your feet hereafter,
wear shoes "a size smaller If you IKE
for corns will never again send electric
sparks of pain through you, according
10 this Cincinnati authority
He says that q few drops Of drug
called freezone. applied directly upon
tender. aching corn. instantly relieves
soreness and soon the entire corn, root
and all. lifts right out
This drug is q sticky ether compound
bur dries at once and simply shrivels
M the corn without inflaminE or even
irritating the surrounding tissue
1t is claimed that q quarter OF an
ounce Of 1reeZone obtained at any drug
store viii cost very little but g suffi-
cient to remove every hard or soft corn
or callus from ones feet. Cut this out,
especially II you are a woman reader
who wears high heels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
BATTERY 4 To
CD HOME INTACT
Roswell's Artillery Leaves
Friday; First Infantry
Out by April l.

Battery 4. of the New Mexico ma
tioual guard. commanded by Capt
Charles DeBremond. has been ordered
10 leave Il Paso Friday for its home
station. at Roswell, y. VI. The battery
is under orders TO be mustered out Of
federal service at FL Paso. but. pending
requests sent by prominent New Mex
leo residents that the battery be sent
to its home station intact to be mus
tered out which have been dispatched
to the war department. it has not been
decided where IL will be mustered out.
To Go Home Intact.
Adit Gen. Harry T. Herring. of New
Mexico. VINO is in the city. said Tues
day that the mastering out OF the bat
terry at Fl PasO Will in no way pre-
vent the battery going to its home sta
ton as an intact national guard or
ganizatiOn. He explained that the
mastering out Of federal service was
merely a matter Of passing on the bat
tery's papers and in no way disorgan-
lied the battery.
Infantry Goes Home by April /.
Gen. Herring Will remain in FL Paso
about 4 week t. be present at the mus
tering out OF battery 4 and the 1st
New Mexico infantry, which Is sta
toned at Columbus. The date for the
movement of the LIST New Mexico has
not been set. but Gen Herring said
Tuesday that the regiment viii he
sent to the home stations OF its COM
panies before April I.
Herring Resigns; DeBremOnd Declines.
The mastering out Of the New Mexico
guard Will probably be Gen. Herrings
last official act He has presented mis-
resignation TO Gov W T. Lindsey. 10
take effect as soon as a successor is
appointed
Gov. Lindsey has offered the adju-
tant generalship to Capt Charles De
BremOnd, commander of battery \. but
he has declined it An effort was made
while the governor was here Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
S. JONES, 18TH PENN, DIES
AS REGIMENT READY TO GO

Stewart Jones. private in company H
18th Pennsylvania infantry, camped in
Camp Stewart, and about TO entrain
for its home station at Scranton. Pa,
died in the base hospital. Fort Bliss,
Monday afternoon at 2:40 o'clock He
was IS years OF age Relatives IN
Pennsylvania have been notified.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
CO. K WELCOME
WELL OUTLINED
Reception, Presentation of
ColorS, Dinner and Dance
to Be Features.

At a meeting OF the militarv affairs
committee OF the chamber of commerce
held n the City National bank Tues
day morning. II was decided that the
boys OF company K should be given a
reception upon their return to EI Paso
which would not only cheer them. hut
which would be an example in patriot
ism to the people Of Fl Paso-
Among those present at the meeting
were A P. Coles c. A Kline. J. \.
Happier. W L. TooIey. [. =. Stewart.
John NJ Wyatt, president OF the cham
Der or commerce, and secretary George
H Clements
Everyone to Meet Traiu.
II was decided that the train which
would bring company X from camp
Wilson 70 FL Paso should be met upon
arrival not only by city and county Of
ncialS and officers and members OF
the chamber OF commerce. but by every
citizen Of Il Paso able TO absent him
self from home or business. There
VIII be bands and. after the first
greetings, there will be parade from
the union station 10 Cleveland square.
where the returning guardsmen will
be welcomed by president Wyatt
Presentation of Flags.
The speech OF welcome Will be fol-
Sttaes flag. the presentation speech
TO be made by Gen. George Bell jr.
commander of the military district 4
handsome silk state flag will then be
presented company K by mayor Tom
Lea. Of FL PaSo. Members Of the q.
A r, Confederate Veterans. Spanish
war veterans and all other patriotic
organizations are especially invited 10
attend the presentation ceremonies.
Company X viii then march to the
chamber OF commerce. which. for a
time viii be used an armOry. There
the men viii deposit their arms and
other equipment and be dismissed.
This arrangement is predicated upon
the idea that the company viii have
been mustered out Of the federal ser
vice prior to its arrival in Fl Paso.
Dinner and Dance
AeSsrs- " l. Tooley and c. A Kline
We're named as a committee TO arranec
for a dinner and dance 10 be given the
returning guardsmen a day or two
after their return Following the din
ner, a dance viii he given which VIII
be attended not only by the returning
gUardsmen but by their friends, in
GLIDING their dinner guests.
4 job For Every Militiaman.
At . meeting Of the directors Of the
chamber Of commerce 10 be held We'd
nesday evening. president Wyatt, OF
the organization. Will name a commit
tee Of citizens to see that all members
of company K who want jobs shall be
given work
The chamber Of commerce has Sc
cured places for hundreds of young
fellows from Massachusetts. Rhode
Island. Pennsylvania Ohio. North and
South Carolina and Georgia and it will
be as active in behalf Of the young Fl
Pasoans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
PERSHING TO INSPECT
TROOPS ALONG BORDER

Maj Gen. John PershinS. accompan-
led by his aid. Lieut.. James l.. Col
Inns. viii leave FL Paso tonight for
New Mexico and Arizona. TO conduct an
inspection OF the troops OF the south
ern department on border patrol duty
in these districts. They VIII go as far
west as Yuma. Ariz.. and will stop At
each border point where troops are sta
toned. They expect TO return TO IT
Paso in a week and viii spend two or
three DAYS here
Gen. Pershing received the command
ing officers Of the organizations at
Fl PasO TUESDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20

.'Nr- G. T. Willis. Atlanta. Georgia
Dear Sir I wish TO say that have
taken five 90 bottles Of Tanlac and
have gained fifteen (i5l pounds IN
medicine
,Signed)
w. c. MELNEEN. Cashier.
Bank OF HOrnbeck. Hornbeck. La
II is nothing unusual Tor men OF
prominence 10 endorse Tanlac. as over
twenty five thousand endorsements
have been given Taniac within the
past year alone These endorsements
have come from people representing
practically every walk Of life. includ-
ing Bankers. Lawyers. Judges. Doc
tors. prominent Government, state and
County officials, prominent men Of al
fairs, etc. but il is noteworthy fact
that in this particular instance two
well-knOwn bankers Of the South
have on the same day voluntarily writ
ten an expression Of their gratitude
for publication. telling what Tanlac has
done for them.
In this connection one OF the best
known newspaper publishers OF the
South recently said;
I know that there are AT least a
thousand people in this city who would
be glad TO endorse Tanlac." and what
is true Of that city is true OF prac-
tically every other city Of the south
and west. in fact. throughout the en-
tire country wherever this medicine
has been sold
The fame and popularity OF Tanlac,
as everyone knows, has swept over the
whole country like wildfire and is now
a household word from coast TO coast
Although placed on the market a lit
tie over TWO years ago over seven
million bottles have already been sold.
ana the demand is constantly increas-
ing.
Tanlar IL sold nv Kelly & Pollard
and Peoples Drug StOre.-Adv-