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The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
SHIPS PRODUCE
WAR FORTUNES
Norwegian Syndicate Reaps
1925, 900 Profit On Sale Of
Vessel Made In Detroit

Munitions are not the only war
commodity produced In Detroit that
brings IN . big return to investors.
There are fortunes In ships.
A boat built under the direction
OF Capt. Il n. Londrum. q veteran
sesfarer. who has been twice tor.
T-iced since the Teuton U-boats
began to Turk along the ocean lanes
OF transatlantic trade. has been
sold TO the British government for
$500. 900. he announced Friday on
his departure for Halifax. N. b.
The vessel was secured from the
Detroit shipbuilders BY the Nor
wegian Steamship company. OF
which Capt. Londrum II q represen-
tative and stockholder. for the CON
tract price. t47B.ooo.
The war time legislation forced
thru congress NJ the behest OF the
Council OF National Defense. which
has empowered President Wilson TO
comandoer me tnouetrth resources
OF the country. figured In the trans
action
with the power at the presidents
command 20 nne the builders ESQ.,
900 and lmprison them for failing
to deliver the weasel. the Nor
wegtan capitalist carriers were sp-
lest their ss3S,cco profit
be snatched from them thru the
needs OF the United states govern.
ment.
Capt Londrum. accordingly, has
tened TO conclude the sale. The
vessel will be used 70 help break
tie U-boat blockade with q cargo
Of Canadian supplies.
The skipper from Norway has n
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

inactive. with some tendency 70 SAG.
which is only natural with war fac
ing the country, and some tighten
ing OF the purse strings. whether
necessary on not. this being He
tendency OF the buying public where
such luxuries a. motor cars are
concerned. AZ ieast. this is the at
titude Of tho average investor. who
is accustomed 20 look ahead. We
are inelinea-to think this view lie
ultra-conse-vstivs. for there will al
ways be big demand for the prod
net OF Detroit's large car plants.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
DETROIT STOCK
MARKET IS DULL
Prices, Tho, Are Not Dropping,
Yields Good At Present
Prices

The Detroit securities market has
lapsed into a period OF dullness. fol-
lowing several DAYS IL activity. As
Irices are not dropping any. this Is
a good sign and Il likely merely
breathing spell 20 be followed By
pnother upward trend next week.
II IL strongly believed that the low
point has ceen reached for this
spring Yields are excellent on pras-
tnl market prices. In many cases
icing over . per cent.
Holland-St Louis Sugar has been
strong between IL and IS. but there
seems TO be very little stock for
sale az these pricss. German-Amer-
lean. following n period OF profit.
taking. Is taking on new life, and Is
freely bid for NJ ~ -. with very
little stock in sight under 20 Like
wise the Michigan sugar stocks are
IN good demand
Bower vas quite active Friday In
a dull market. .he price advancing
AANtM 81 - tnit ~ III AAt uaF 70 % -
NJ the close, and while no stock
changed hands early in Saturdays
short session. Bower should do bet
ter than 40 next week II Is quite
evident that The placing OF Charcoal
common on s per cent annual
basis had been discounted 20 some
extent as there was some selling
following the news However. the
stock IL strong again and sellers
demand eight for ". with bids AZ
: SIS. The preferred. ex-dividend.
else shows strength az sS.s. 600
shares having changed hands this
morning az that azure.
The motors continue consistently
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srockYARDs

DETROIT. Mar. 2t.--CRttle. steady
best heavy s s.s 81 gii;ss bet ss.
mixed steers and hsifcrU, 49, % ,,
handy light butchers $50 S1o. light
butchers. tI-bous; best cowA $50
$50. butcher cows. SO fbo. common
COWS, $50 $50; Gamers, SO SIS; best
bulls. t1.f5uS. stock bulls t6.500 7 (.
mixers and springera ss0asS Veal
calves Market steady, best gradcA
ti3 it.50, heavisa ST0S. sheep and
lambs. Market steady. best lambs.
20 common lambA tilni3. fair 60
good sheep, slo9li; eulls and COM
mon. tfGA HOgs Market steady at
Thursdays close. mixed hogr. tltSo
y lfsS, pigs, sii9l3.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
WOMAN CAPTURES
MAN ATTACKING
HUSBAND; FAINTS

Mrs. Christina kudowski. Of No.
1864 Central-sve.. heard cried for
help from the bard in the rear OF
her farm. ran out. and found her
husband graphing with q man who
was armed with a knife.
She attacked the assailant. clutch
ed him BY the throat. and held him
until the police arrived. Then she
fell In a faint.
In police headquarters. the man
accused Of asssulting Kudowski ia
registered rs Adolph Budgarski. 81
years old. Of No. i343 Jumctiooave.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

NV iyook. March A,-The
- nasksf opened today with des-
D>ovy trsdfns and slight price
cnsnoss. Most Of the leading In
- showed fractional advances
uln the exception Of United States
osssl. which was on Is at 1854.
xarins opened at sel-f. up rs
1fsunccott Copper AZ Ia. up IS;
ccskraI Leather IS. mp IA; Marine
rSseerrsd Dc IL, up l-2. Advanced
Dsteps given rail stocks.
week end profit taking caused an
irregular clcfeL Reading maintained
~ strsngth. closing AT ioi IL. up
c-S and Anaconda was up al 80 Id.
4 =. stesa closed AT 1ls "a. Sales
for the two hours were $4,000
shares.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Sugar Market

sarsr-Detroft wnoiessIs prfre4.
cryatai dominoes. lib ti11f rrva-
al dominoea. t-ib., tl175 saEIa tao.
lets. ti0sS cut loaf ti0O5. cuBaa
tsts. xxx powdered gFz0. stand
ard powdered. tei5. EranuIated. ex-
ira coarse. $3.50 GRADUATED. hno. in
bulk ts.7b; granulatsd 75-ib cottons.
81 sb, crystal domino gran LIB ana
sic cartons. IN cases. ais. crystal
S q sns Gs e en- es.s = "a
No. 4. sa76. No S. $50 No. g fssb.
No. 7. tsso No a. ts56. No > o. So.
No 10 $50 No, ~. tste No ~.
tsSg 40. "a. is30. No 10, $50. No.
30. fa10; non-ca king mixture. $3.50;
beet granuisted fsss per 100 los.
household powdered 10 ~ o. ease
t1ab household powdered. Ia az 10
ease. tfsS per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dumnl A strxeu.

EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y. Mar. 81
Cattle. Receipts. 1890: market slow
and steady. prime steers. ti1alaT5.
butcher grades. tT4iiSO cows ssd
n. calves; DecelptS. 500: market
active SC lower. Gull TO choice. IS "a
is. sheep and lambs Receipts.
I 600. market active and steady
choice lambs. ti5s59ib.T5: Gull 10
fsir. SIS y 8, 20; yearlinEs. sle0it95.
sheep. Sbnl15e. Hogs. Recelpta
$500. market slow. 80 q i0c lower:
workers. siaS0d15s0: pigs. silS01
1928. mixed. tiSsoQi5.s5 heavy.
81 SEQ 1888 rouEhH fi1TSniss
stays. SliGiaSo.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

nrst hand acquaintance with sub
marine warfare. Twice the ships
he has plotted thru the Atlantic
have been torpedoed under him.
When my Pan was sunk. I had
only time to seize a blanket" he
said. Into the lifeboats ws went
and then. a. we drew away from
the crippled vessel. they sank her
with three bombs"
The doughty skipper AYERS that
the golden profits OF blockade
breaking are worth It's dangers.
While he is In Detroit he stays with
Charles 8. Brown. of No. sal JET.
ferson-ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. March 24.-wheat had
good upturn on opening trades
today. but later lost The advance on
free offerings. Az the close. how
ever. the lat, futures recovered for
good gains May wheat opened up
!. but later lost 81. closing az i,S1.
July opened up rs. later gaining
rs and closing AZ .63 IS. Septem-
Der opened up "a later adyencing
rs 20 1878. Corn was strong
Locals bought up on wheat strength.
Mas opensd down IA. subsequently
gaining IA TO l.l6l-4 July open
ed up Is later advancing S-s and
closing at ia 3-s. September open
Cd unchanged. but later gained i-2
closing AZ liz II.
Oats averaged slightly higher
May opened unchanged. later CARED
IL and closed al IS is. September
opened up Is, lost IA and closed al
% -.
Provisions opened unchanged but
later showed sharp gains.
DETROIT. March -. - OPENING
wheat was strong In Liverpool and
Chicago. me Detroit market was
quiet and 10 higher az the opening
Opening prices SSturdsy--Cash No. ?
red wheat s.0tH May. 20sls
July. U6S. No white. ssoin
The corn market 10 very strong AZ
si.is tor cash No 3. ti.f0'f for No. 2
yellow and tiisA for No. yellow
Oats are strong and IN demand a.
81 y y So for standard. Sc for cash
No : white and Sc for No. 4 white,
Rye - steady and quiet az 81 81
FOR cash No. 2
Beans are neglected at t-s0 FOR
prompt and April ship
ment
Seeds are nrn az siios for prime
red clover. tioas for Ma reh 81 30
for Jalke and 81 90 for timothy.
Grain receipts at Chicago saturday
we're IS cars OF wheat. Isl Of corn
and 1os 81 oats
May wheat In Chicago opened az
- so y a 1914. corn at tl.1ts 0i5.
Ind oats az sokc
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

At s. the Corporation offered you
shares in a sensational motor car of
exclusive design; name significant
of speed and stamina; an organiza-
ton of able men with clean records,
and the profits these elements so
richly promised.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Y IEW YORK. March sf.-F7our.
~ spot e1o.e 3 te.3o Sugar: Raw.
~: centrifugsl es-test. $3.50
kV4s muscovado ss-tsst s4T6aas7;
1eA quiet. cut loaf. ss.fs: crushed.
powdered, t1.i0; grsnuistsd. $40
AZ co6ee; Rio No. Z on spot. s&o.
419w; Urn. special i1xc; city ise:
xvmtfy. f3k 1itAe Hay. Quiet
-, oec0ef.ob Dressed poultry: Firm
I0f4eya 1850; ohickenA $50 7sc
1U)4 1IH6Nhc; ducks. lsaesc
x4 poultry; Weaker. geese. 1b1iTc.
1I61o. 1sc; fowls. zfde1c: turkeys
Zc: roostsrs. 1sc. chicken. broflerS
xoDftr. Cheese: Firm: state milk
0Dmmon 70 speciaia sak09r &c
sims. common 20 special. isa.ie.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

CHICAGO. March .t-HoRs Re-
ceipts. IL 00e market strong and Sc
higher. mixed and butchers. t1AsBn
1905. good heavy, A6o1l5.t0s
SIC eo0l5 pigs. sio509l4 Cattle
Receipts. 500. market SLOW and weak
beeves. tt2AHt2sB COWS and heif-
ers tf.Sonfofe stockeFs and feed
ers sTuto calves. tfn.S0Ri5 sheep:
Receipts. 1000. market steady ma
tive. 10ni3t0 western sf1n
sissS lambs. fi1TS014so western.
ai3RiS75
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

CHTCA0O, Mar. N.--Butter. *
1ka9 zoe; nrsts. $50: dairy extras. Sc
nr'tss s PAS: E,Es.; Prime
G1eese rwins go 9the. young
pvls 3fc: ducks. i7a33c. geese. IL
01oc syringe, ale: turkeys roc Pc
lotces Receipts, cars. wisconsin
ood Miunesote t71s6a1J. fancy
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

NEW YORK. March ss.-The week
~ actual bank statement today show
cd the following ehangess
Surplus decreased ga. ora. so:
loans. increased tfs.sso.o 900; reserve
In own vaults decreased ts.fTs COO:
reserve In federal reserve banks. de-
creased tltts4.ooo: reserve In other
depositaries. decreased $4,000; net
demand dsposita increased ~, ass. 900:
net uns deposits increased 100000:
gate reserve. t7ft.sso. 900.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

-; s: q a. !: as. 80; s:::::
~. 1: sllsss.A ! Co. g. t 1870, a
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
CLEVELAND LIVE xroSK

II4FN EI4ANW, March - H Ra
Receipts, 2.0oo, slow 20 l5c lower
Workers. mixed and mediums. SIS.
pigs. tiaTb61s roughS 1850. stays
s1e2 Cattle Receipts cars steady
sheep and lambs Receipts car;
$50. slow 20 soc lower. top tlA25
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

TOLEDO March s3-HoEs. Re
ceipts. fair, market 100 1cc lower.
heavies. Si5.t5Gfh-o; mediums. tI6l6
nib 20, workers.. ffSnlS0S good
pigs tii6iaso Calves MarNet
strong. sheep and lambs. Market
steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
HARR0UN

Think it over. Verify our reason
ing. Compare the upward steps in
HarToun stock values with the for
ward progress Of the Corporation.
You will find that each rise in
price mirrOred the successful end
Of some important development
step.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
N.w YORK corrON wARkET


4 Detroit bank cleannEs for satur-
H were t7tt1ste "a Total clear
&ks az against fsaf.s7s, se1 80 for
~ correspondirg period IN 1919
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
DANNY rnoDucr-

Butter-Extra creamery. ave u.
creamery 1rsts. 3TAc. dairy, sSc 10
packing stock. 7tHe 10.
ExgS-Fresh receipts. cases inciud
"a hrstS. 3Sc doE. current receipts
NC dor. Receipts Saturday. 1870
rasea
York. 75c. domestic swisa. rs a soc
imported Swiss. 80 0sec: brick cream.
sac: limburEer, lib. CSC. 2-ib.. it0e.
long horns. ave; daisies. siN 93tk c
per 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
NV YORK BUT-rER Avn res.

NEW YORK. March s4-Buttsr:
Quiet; receipts. son. creamery. en-
ira. 49, ole, creamery. special mar
ket. ~ y . t3e state dairy. tubs SEQ
a2c. Eggs steady. receipts. IA. 800
nearby white fancy a10 sec nearby
mixed fancy. .sH 93oc fresh nrsts
aXL 6tec
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Quotations BY Paine. webber a CO
Mar "a Omen Hlnh Low Clos
TOLEDO GwArw

TOLEDO. Mar. si-c1ose-whsat.
Cash. t1.0tH Nay. t1osk July.
, ,iss f fSiy, ,l Gs'A' 6.t l e n:S
sac: May. ssNc July. sANe. Rye
Cash. tfs1 cIoverseed: Cash. 81 es .
March. tio.f1: April. tle1s October.
Aisike Prime and March I'll so
Timothy. Cash and March. t1s1 But
ter: Brick creamery. 47c tub cream
cry. t1kc. Eggs: Fresh candled 3ee
fancy selects. Sic. Hay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

\ u<ses. an sales Al 40c. Last
reeks price - 10 t,e.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Then at $3.50

A highly advantageous factory
site was soon bought. 1t contained
buildings with 10000 square feet of
floor space and gave ample ground
for ultimate expansion.
Shipping facilities were ideal.
Soon after this purchase, the
stock advanced 10 $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March "a. OPENING
Wheat May. up ic. Jolly, ~ &c.
sept. MP &c Corn May, down &c.
July. I'D nc, Sept. unchanged Gate.
NAY, up &c. July. unchanged. sept.
up ac Provisions unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Cohhuiia has dseisred q ~ per cent
dividend payable March ~ 10 stock
holders 81 record March 20 The
stock a. selling ~ 80
Prtatfse-ths plsss sect kisa--sAst
n rtGht-r12ea Dee Dept.--mafn lHge.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
To 81

The national automobile shows
welcomed the Harroun car with un-
precedented enthusiasm. Dealers
rushed 10 contract for II. Sales
problems disappeared. The entire
output of our plants FOR THE
NEXT FIVE YEARS was applied
for several times over.
Harroun stock again advanced.
The price became 81 a share.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
DIXIE
News Bulletin No. Is.

News Bulletin No. IS.
At the big national automobile
shows In New York and Chicago.
there were this year comparatively
few dealers from the South.
Southern applicants for the Har-
roun line we're accordingly informed
that. soon after the shows. q spe-
cial representative would Visit them
to close MP such territory az remain
ed open
TIE rapid progress OF this Har-
roun mans trio may be realized by
excerpts from his telegraphsd re-
ports. printed below.
Remember that the closing Of one
such contract IL Often q matter Of
weeks and even months Of neeotia.
tons. so watch the dates.
ST. LOUIS rse. ii.--SsndinE CON
tract tonight with Hudson Phillips
Auto Co. for year approval
MEMPHIS. FEB. ii--Hav. ssossd
and contract cent IN today. kus,
meet Mcneil. LATHE Rock rhwsoey
morning. Leaving tonight
LITTLE ROCK Feb. -1.-c1cstns
contract for Arkansas vim Mcneil.
Have you any ooyumentf
DAIIAa FEB f4-Arrtwed here
this morning. Closed contract Okla
houe yesterday with Motor sal.a Co.
Oklahoma City. Livest bunch Tn
state
HOUSTON March s-c1osed with
Cameron OF DALAI Arrived here this
morning.
HOUSTON. March s.--Iesving to-
night for Austin Have Zeal eiossd
In Houston with Eorthup Clark
HOUSTON. March Closed Austin
with Anderson a Benson. Leaving
for New Orleans
NEW oRLEANS March ii.-c1ossd
New Orleans with Shsrrouse-steei
Co. In time 70 make Shreveport Sat
Contracts and deposits both mAiisd
today.
BTRMrrNoHAM. March t.--coesd
Youne Co, Packard distributors
Leave tonight for Atlanta
ATLANTA March is-Havs Allan
close with pick Of the hsid. on return
trip from Savannah Leaving to-
night.
contract for savannah Leaving for
Jaeksonville-
We thought web Of this salesman
when we hired him. But n takes
more than salssmanship 10 close con.
tracts for over 81 500 900 worth OF
motor cars for 1917 delivery In five
weeks.
Those cars were HARRoUN
cars And those merchants WANT
ED them.
Read this telegram. received dur
ing thu saiesman's first day Va Al
lanta
Harroun Motors Corporation.
Dstroit. Mich
You will make q big mistake n
you 40 not give me Harroun agency
for Atlantis territory. ] am IN poei-
ton 20 ha ndie a. many cars "a you
will aiio; 10 the Atlanta dis,riet ans
YOU can furnish II you desire fur
ther information as 10 nnanoisi re-
sponsibiiity. communicate With ths
Third and Lowry National Banka Al
isnts. wire your man here 70 close
with me.
And the signature was that OF one
Of the biggest figures IN Atisnta's re-
tail trade.
A CORPORATION with a demand like
this n worth your attention an an
Investment
Hsrroun stock, now - Q share.
viii surely be quoted st par within q
few weeks, when production begins.
Your stock win be delivered IN the
form OF ad-tnterim certificate. issued
By the Equitable Trust Co. OF New
York
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Harroun stock advanced to IS q
share.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

The great new plant was finished.
On the day ii was turned over for
the installation of the cement foun-
dations for its machinery, Harroun
stock rose to 50 a share, where it
now stands, inviting your subscrip-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Sc Next

With funds on hand to defray the
expense Of construction, and a care
fully developed provision for expan-
sion, we then broke ground for our
new main plant-a unit covering
$4,000 square feet of floor space.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations b. Hornbiowsr q weeks.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-16
Prairie View

Mrs Jack Bunton gave very
pretty party Saturday for her little
daughter, Margarite, the occasion be-
ing her seventh birthday.
Mrs. Lola Powers CAME home the
first of the week after spending the
winter. in Kinkade, Kans.
Mr.. Harvey Hamilton. and Miss
Olive Hill attended the Teachers
association in Holly last week.
Miss May Reynolds spent the
week end with home folks last
week
John Blakemore came home the
first of the week after a h urried
trip to Forgan. Okla.
Mrs. VIM. Riddle was in Holly the
first OF the week getting eggs for
her incubators. She purchased the
White Leghorns from Mrs. J. G.
Davis.
Mrs Clark and Miss Elsie Phil.
brick were shopping in Holly this
week. 60
Miss Gladys Lord spent the week
end with home folks.
Mrs. D. Q. Doughty is expected
home this week after spending the
winter in Pueblo.
w. H. Straney, Hartman's popu-
lar auctioneer seemed to enjoy the
sight Of the many calves and cows
displayed Dairy Day.
Mr.. Haskins Of the Holly Phar.
macy while wrestling with glass
test tube. Tuesday. got bested in the
ARRAY. receiving serious gasf,
across the thumb.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-16
Mrs. Mcintyre Very III

Mrs. j. w. Mcintyre, widow of the
late Rev. Mcintyre, first pastor OF
the Holly Presbyterian church, is
very ill at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie Robinson, at the
Beet farm, and as we 60 to press her
life is despaired of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Mcintyre, son and daughter-in-
law. are also at the aged patients
bedside, where all are doing every
thing possible to prolong her life.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-16
REDS" SANouET "BLuss"
sumptueus Danauet at Helly cas
a. Result Of Odd Follows Aan-


Last Wednesday night will long
be remembered by the Odd Fellows
of Holly and vicinity. The occasion
being the banquet served in four
courses at the Holly Cafe. all at the
expense of the Reds. who showed
themselves good losers by giving q
supper for about sixty. at q dollar
a plate. and such feast. the likes
of which has never been eQualled in
Holly according to one Of the
guests, who waxed real enthusiastic
about the great meal prepared by
the genial chef. Mr.. J. w. CLANCY
of the Holly Cafe.
Holly Lodge No. IA has been con.
ducting contest for attendance
during the past two months, divid.
ing the membership into two divis-
ions, known as the Reds and Blues,
Noble Grand Charlie Hinton head
ing the Reds and Bill Kendall the
Blues
For five meeting nights the Blues
had the best percentage Of attend
ance. consequently were the guests
of the Reds on this memorable
night.
Prayer was offered by Bro. J. I.
Cochran before being-seated at the
banquet table, also toast on the
popular drink of Colorado (water.)
After the banquet, cigars were
passed and all retired to the lodge
room, where many good speeches
were heard. N. +. Berry was toast
master of the evening. whose clever
guidance of the affair added much
to the joy of all present.
Not until long after midnight
did the crowd 'disperse, and then
many wished they might remain
longer, so clever entertainers were
the Reds.
W. H. Parker. managing editor of
the Pueblo Chieftain, was among
the Dairy day guests. coming down
to cover the interesting events for
his paper. Parker only works %
hours out of the "a. yet maintains
an equilibrium envied by his entire
staff. Come again.
The Manualo Player Piano and
Music Rolls at .Adamek's
Among the prominent visitors
from Lamar to attend the Dairy
Day festivities were, Writ Markham,
G. E. Kirkpatrick, r. C. Goodale, R.
L. Christy. w. L. Berger, NJ L. Mark.
ham. w. L. Shulz and Editor Steve
Crary.
Auctioneer w. Q. Orr, was in Hol.
ly Thursday taking in the Dairy
Day sights.
Spring is here! The sprinkler
was in evidence and spraying some
of Holly's aqua pura over the land
scaDe at the Santa Fe park Tues.
day, to coax out the little green
grSda
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-16
Tho Pnsumonia aesaon.

The cold. damp weather OF March
seems to be the most favorable for
the pneumonia germ. Now is the
time to be careful. Pneumonia of.
ten results from cold. The quicker
cold is gotten rid Of the less the
danger. AS soon as the first indi-
cation of q cold appears take Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. AS to the
value of this preparation, ask any.
one who has used it.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-16
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Yavorite for Colds. ".

J. L. Easley, Macon, ILL.,, in speak.
ing OF Chamberlain@C Cough Rem.
edy says, During the past fifteen
years it has been my sisters, favor.
ite medicine for colds on the lungs.
myself have taken it q number Of
times when suffering. with . cold
and 1t always relieved me prompt.
ly."