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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
REMEuBER MOTHERS nay
SUNDAY, MY 18TH

Let Us not become SO occupied
with thoughts NJ war that W. for
get Nyhrrs Day which Is crl.hral
cd throughout the country nn the
sccond sunday IN May each year.
10" idea uf national mrmurial
day, IN which all persons. irrr,prr
Nv" ~ race "r crrrd. ma, honor the
living mother and recall the blessed
memories of mothers that are gone
Was conceived by MissAnna Jar,is
OF Philadelphia Her original idea
embraced lbr simultaneous obser, !
hnce IN every part NJ the world VI
the love and reverence which ali
men and Nomcn owe their mother,
The whit" carnniion was rspeciany
chosen because Of its whii.n.,s.
which stands for purit,. ~ form
and Fragrance, representing hcaui,
aud love: ils wide field Of growth
and lasting quolitirs-~symhnlyinp
charity and faiihmlncss an a true
mothers virtues.
tn" purposr NJ this international
honor To mother" has been lndors-
rd by leading men iu the political
md religious life of the world hy
lodges. sociciics. chnrchc, and
schools. The especial tribute asked
on that day Is .omc act uf kindnr.,
IN remembrance Of ones mother
Don't forget the dag. Honor vour
mother. # she n hvlng, or recall
her blessed memory # she n dead
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
SII00ps WOMAN MILLS SELF

lI"niim"n = Hawkins. colorcd a
corporal IN ~" Ordnance Depart
m"ni, after iTicr shooting hi, sweet
heart, committed suicide hy shoot
ms himself SUNDAY r,rulug The
little ,"u nf =. I Baiu hoard the
soldier state that h. would kiil the
woman AMI himself llr ran and
told his father hui hrfor" Mr.. Hain
arrived M" threat had been rarrir,
"lli. tn" woman WAS not srrinisl,
injured, mii Hawkins died Instant
h lujg" Cole held c"ronrr> m
quest and the verdict was that the
deceased had come io IN, death %,
q result 81 gun shot vpupd Rfrd
b, hl- own hands
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
Ely NAY COMMI<D
DEuI>t, 90. y. w. y. e..

when the men Of IN, comnan,
declared they would not serve under
him, Captain \ ". Brock resigned
as commander of Cnmpan, I. New
NoNich Infantry tho peminr nation.
al guar1 company
The action followed information
from Colonel =. g.. Nhhoi. ai San
\ninnlr, 1rNas, that Captain Brock
had been rruStatrd M the command
nf company I. The junior officers
.oi III" COMPANY announced that
they would Wire their resignation
Ia adil, G'n. James Bara n this
we're done. Captain Brooks resig
nation was received hN trlephons
1T santa Fr. II Is expected that
Liuicnant Clyde Earl Ely, who la,
been IN charge of the guard recruit
ing, will hc named his successor
Captain brock sometime agu resign
ird from Company | to enter IN,
Officers reserve corps, then ashc,
lo be- restored
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
EXTRA SESSION on THE
LECIsLiTURE ASSEMBLED

Santa Fc, v NJ, May Two
prime requisites for the successful
prosecution of the war--tho recruit
ing of our fui quota of soldiers
and the production Of additional
foodstuns- we're presented by Gov
'ernor Lindsey 10 day h. the extra
session Of the legislature a. the
matters Of paramount Importance
demanding ~ attention. The two
houses convened at noon and i'm
mrdiat"ly went into Joint session Ia
bear the executives. brief message
Ne urged the Legislature a. assent
formally tu acts of congress rclai-
ing io the military; lo empower The
governor 10 adopt provisions ~ fur
Their congressional action n be-
comes necessary; Ia provide means
for loaninr farmers money io buy
seed aud employ lnhur. and .oc that
Tie labor 3, available; in appoint \
county farm agent IN every county
io AID farmers IN increasing pro
Ia provide fur listing or un-
employed bays between II aud ~ io
work "n iarms aud lo constitute
'h" present war committee an ofI-
rinl AUXILIARY state function Tor the
prrl"d uf the War.
III" war hill which Governor
Lindsey ha, had prepared provide,
i"r raising si.i00W0. entirely hy
hund ISSUES.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
coon BONING Card NJ
TilE CRYSTAL THEATRE

Tho fight fans VIII have an oppor.
luniiN ln see ltunns Williams aud
''Bull" Foster mix II again Foster
and Williams frusht fftcrn round
bout here lhsl fall, whWh Was onr
If the best shows rNrr pulled M IN
Columbus. This 0-hl fnr NAV iath
i> more of . grIdgr scrap. au,l
promises IN hr q hummer.
Kid Peterson viii meet Marshal
Rurrull m q six round mill and a
match has boon made for four
round bouts between Frank John
son and "Er"ncmc; aud n. Cofrcc
and sam Williams There Will also
he iwa other preliminarlcs. m al
,hlicn 10 a battle royal rs q curtain
raiser.
HENRY Polk Is Tho promoter The
bouts viii hr held an saturday
night, May i2ih in IN" Crystal
.Theaire. opposite The station
Music viii be- furnished hy Tho
aHli Infantry Band
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
GREEN VIII MANAGE
SCHOOl NENT u nv

The Columbus Board Of Fduca
ton has employed Prof G.. w. Gr""u
as principal df the local school for
tho next term Miss Claudia Whit
ilo, ono of the GRADE teachers also
has been retained, thc only two cm-
.ploycd 10 date The Board viii get
together some time soon and hire
the rest Of the needed corps There
are several more applications than
vacancies.
The present term Of School will
close May i2th. There has h@cn a
steady growth IN the public school
this year having been by far tho
largest m history,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
BARRTNGER RANCH
HOUSE BURNED

The dwelling house on the ranch
Of I'd BarrinEer near Sunnyside
school house was destroyed by fire
Monday morning about nine o'clock.
u was occupied by the family Of
Roy Cramer. Mr.. Cramer being
away al the time Of the llre. Mrs.
Cramer and the rest OF the family
had gone into the orchard when
they discovered the smoke. They
rushed back but were unable TO
extinguish the flames or remove the
furniture. Only their trunks were
saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barringer moved in
TO town last winter and are operai-
ing the Columbus Steam Laundry
He rented the farm 10 Cramer, who
had gone away for a few weeks to
Alamogordo where he is working
In a logging camp He was notified
Of the fire by wire at once. The
family aye staying AT the home ui
Mr.. and Mrs. Hrrron until word Is
received from Mr.. Cramer.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
sunday School Class Entertained

Mrs. Ellioit entertained her sun
day school class with an outing on
Tuesday, May first Mr.. Keller tooA
them Ia h'S ear out 10 the Peterson
ranch near Matlcrloo where tie,
played games under the cottonwood
trees and waded m tho pond. took
pictures, etc LiInrh was spread in
jhr delight Of all Those enjoying
Nrs. Ellioli's hospitality were:
Misses LOIS and susin Mccullough
Elizabeth and Katherine Long. Ermn
and Esther Quasi, Olga and Ethel
Balm, Frames aud Anita Carter
Myra stewart Florence burgess
Bcrnicc Cowgirl sonora Lo EFT and
Ntiss Norvoll
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
PIIIL Mel N GIIIIN
MIXING GOOD

Pint Mclaughlin H. malur sue
r',s "f his tobacco, fruit. runfrr
il"nrrN and curio stand. rorrirr nf
silver and spruce. brrausr hc ia, ;
attention Ia business aud plrasrs his
patrons. llr has Installed a free
public telephone. Phil started In q
winn"r n"ining Graphir.
Phi was m town Nouday evening
shaking hands with IN, many friends
Mr Mclaughlin was here ~ the
repre-, "niaiiyc Of tho A,soriai.d
Press until about one mrnth arn
when h" wrnt 4" Dcminp and opened
~ cigar store.
Plil D, an ~ new spaprr man
having cngagcd. m The business fur
himself IN Chihuahua. NrNiru fur
several years before belur driven
out by the sirif" m that war ,irir
ken republic. White here hr prot, cd
hls abilities m the efficient way he
handled ih' \ = correspondents"
and there va, never lick or com
plant of ANYTHING hr ,rui out from
here. whlrh T. more lhnu cau hr
SAID f"r many ~ the other war cor
respondents Who have hrru stationed
m Columbus during the time the
puniir," expedition was m Nr,ic"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
los GRI>GOES PINITNOS
ENION ~ ITING

Notwithstanding N" dust storm
last SUNDAY. the thirty nine Grin
gocs Puniiivcs" loaded IN q truck
and venlurei forth for a day n
pleasure IN the Tres llrrmanas
Mountains. They stopped by the
CLARK Cafe where a bountfnl lunch
was prepared, Al reported an PA
rcllcnt time, even 10 digging the
truck from Tho sand beds which ih"y
encountered On the way. Tho doc
tor was called that evening IN attend
cne ~ Los Gringoes after a dag
uosls hc pronounced II only a case
.Ql "mucha lunchc.'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
I.tCRt MS NRRINl>G IOR
ORG iNILiTIONS HERE

The Twelfth Cavalry and the
TWENTY Fourth Infantry, stationed
IN Columbus. are receiving almost
daily, recruits to put the regiments
ON q war basis War strength
troop, aud companies are almost
tWiuc the size of peace strength, and
IL :, lh" talk among m" army men
that IN" Twenty Fourth Infantry
Will be- organll'd into three rrgi-
m"nls. thu haitallons being used as
M" skeletons for m" three rrgl-
.mcnts.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
ROOSTER MEETING or CIn-
lens MONDAY EVENING
willard r. Holt Of Dcmlng and Geo.
A. Clements, Secretary Of n
Pnso Chamber of CONF
merce 30 Speak

Through the efforts Of the Column
bus Chamber Of Commerce q b0os-
ter fneeting will be held at the
Chamber OF Commerce building on
Monday evening May 9TH. Mr.. W.
n. Holt, the man who made Demine
and Mr.. George n. Clements. the
noted Secretary Of the NJ pnso
chamber of Commerce. will both be
present and will address the mcm-
bers. Mr. Holt will tell uS how
brming done II. and Mr.. Clements
will tell US how Columbus can DO
H. '
The meeting will be- held in the
old recreation hall of the New Mex
leo Infantry, which h being called
the Chamber Of Commerce build
ing, at 800 O'Clock.
AZ meeting of the directors on
Wednesday evening u was decided
10 ash Mr. Holt 10 be- present with
US on the date named. In cun,ersa-
ii"n with him oNer the telephone
be- said that hr would be- glad in
c"ine and wnuld h. here with niis
on. and We all know what is gu-
ing " happen when nill Holt puts
on the gloves.
The secretary Of the organization
Was instructed 10 write Mr.. Glenn
cuts and ash him 10 come M for
the meeting, hut u vas decided II
would take loo long 10 get a reply
and he was called up over long DIS.
lance, and stated Ia Mr.. Blair NJ
the Chamber that hc would rome
ny on the Golden State Monday ev-
ening.
We are oil Interested In the
growth of Columbus. aud II II too
our interest that Ne come out and
hear these town builders talk. We
ought 10 have a full house. The
ladies are invited 10 attend as we'll
as men. In tact II Is hoped that
everybody In town viii turn out
When these men 90 home u " Inn
portant 70 us that they say ,hry
had great meeting and that CO.
lumhus Is a wide-awakc young city
II will never do for MS to have the
sort Of crowd that has come out "a
some important meetings held here
during the past few weeks.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
Mrs Greenwood EntertaineS
Twelve Trump Club

Mrs. y. l.. Greenwood entertained
the Twelve Trump Club SATURDAY,
afternoon from .: Ia b: O'Clock. A.,
guests entered punch was dispcn
sed' Thos" participating in the
pleasures were; Mesdsmes Green
""od' drorge Peters, Harry Willing
ham, 6. H. McAuley, :. C.. Pierce. r.
W. White. ~. D. Iack. Moody aud
lee Riggs. Miss"s-Floy Moore
Milmoth Cannon and T.. Burtis.
After III" interesting games ices
we're served
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
Compton Offers Final Proof

u. G.. Compton, Sergeant Major Of
III" 18Th Cavalry, was here last
saturday and made final three year
proof ou hls homestead before
Conlmissloncr Reed. Sergeant Comp
ton WAS With the 18th during their
long stay here as squadron sergeant
major, and has been promoted 10
The onlco of rcgimenial sergeanl
MAJOR since the regiment lefi Co
lumhus. His homestead IL several
miles east Of town near The Dean
lalfcsian we'll.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
SENT To SEF
COJNTN COMMISSIONERS

TN suggcslinn made hy ! l..
GrrrnWund ihr director, uf ihr
Chamber of Commerce met We'd
n"sday r,"uing and appointed =
committee tu attend The nirrtiug nf
IN" county commissioners whrh
meet a. road commissioner, m
ncminE neNl Monday, to r"uirr With
them IN regard to some road mat
tiers. Thos" appointed to go VrUc
y J. Greenwood n. Blair Jack
Mlrichal and i /. white
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
lNExT TUESDAY ~ sET
FOR cENERu U.EiNt y
Business Houses Rcquesird n Chess
For Few Hours Wagons to Haul
Away The Trash. Ordinance
win Ne Enforced.

NeSi Tuesday, May sth. has been
set aside ~ Clean tp Day In Colum-
bus and the Mayor has Issued
proclamation 10 that eject This
movement has been requested hN
10" Military Authorities and ihcv
have i"ndrrrd their assistance II
T. a very necessary prrcauiion that
this clean Jp Day br observed. aud
thoroughly. before the hot summer
months u viii prove yalushl.
ndiunci toward keeping DIV -irk-
n"~, aud disease which run riot
NOR" or less, DURING the summer
monihs.
IN connection with tins movement
y Is n"rrssary that everyone do hi.
"r her part, and with this In mind
w. ouilin. the campaign A. fnllnv..
FIRST You cauuui start cleaning
up Ton soon. Not later than tho
Monday before Clean - pa, tart
cleaning around YOUR premise,
plaring all trash In buArs cor h,rr,l.
~ that when the wagons r,p.
around there will be- no dclav
Second. llu not start thi, mo,.-
in"ni with the idea n l. only f,r A..
DAY Clean up inside ,our .ior. .r
mouse first M YOUR plarr viii b.,r
rlsld Inspection. An insp.ctt,n ,f
'll premises viii he mndr imm,Ji..
l'lN after rl"an up day.
lhlrd: n there Il properly nr,i
10 YOU which Is warrant. tax. n mn.
on Yourself :" clean this M ino. n
VIII Il" liiil" additional work of
course. hut II your place is cleaned
up and the property nrSi in Won
Is moi. Il will not only d"irari from
your work then. but II will max. il
useless within a day or two.
w" have several good ordinance,
m THIS Nillng" rrlaliv" tn Tn. mat
Ter, and they will h" rigidly rn-
forced after TUESDAY. NAV Nh
fV"rynn" -huuld fHmilinrifr them
s"lN' with these nrdinanr,.s at nnrr.
II MAY save ynu considerable an
n",snc" and some expense II you
,lo ~.
/ THIS clean - paN movement ha,
been strongly endorsed h, IA.
Chamber of Commerce. and they
ar" really assuming the responsible
Iliiv NJ making II succcs,. M,
information you wish IN regard in
same. call ~ TN, olliro mr. upon The
SECRETARY oi the Chamber NJ Com
morrc.
"" suggest that al stores close
I for a few hour, Tursdnv. and an
hands turu out for work There
viii b" pl"nl, of n In do. and # yru
cant find anv around YOUR own
Ipla"", help Nnur u"irhhor I.ri us
nll set together m this thing nov.
and max" II ,urrrs- n IL not
his i"h hut very important one.
and n Wr ian doVn IN little mat
ter Ill" ihi- how ran Wr hone ln ,lo
any ni III" many other things lo Lee
dnnr M and around Columbus
Their" :, = tim" h. start on every
thing, and this is the time. Past
failures m every line Will bc for
g"i'"n nov and Clean up Dav viii
start now cra and condition her,
\"n must 10 your part ~ get busy
don't wait until you have 10 be-
r ldr
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
FOOD SALE ny
LADIES AID SOCIETY

Saturday afternoon beginning ai
ono-thiriy the Ladies' Aid viii hold
a food sale at the store Of ". l..
Moody Cakes, pies, sandwiches.
coffee. ctc.. viii be- sold. the sale
lasting as long a. there is anyihing
10 sell. The money raised by this
aalc viii he used IN The general fund
Of the organization. and will be-
spent 10 good advantage Your
patronage u solicited.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

Dr. Brady has been called In DO
some special work in the dental I'm"
at Deming and will be away all of
neat week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

Miss Mary Field Page, of Column
bus, Is associate principal Of the
Nslcta, Texas school and is now m
a visit 10 Austin. Texas, as result
of one OF her pupils being the best
speller IN not only her own school
but the ~ Paso schools. The pupil
rs nov entered IN state spelling
contest and her teacher went alonP
as chsperon. the expenses beinr
PAID by the school board
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

Continued ON pogc J
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-03-17

Don't be pessimlstic so far as your
home town is concerzed. Cant you see
that il YOU 90 about with a long face
bewailing the miserable fate of you,
home town, it only pulls it down Don't
say that the town is dead, that its citizens
are back numbers, that the population
is steadily decreasing and a hundred
other evils that probably exist only in
your own mind. If you can't say any
thing good, then keep still. Don't let
other people know that you haven't the
energy to move away from such miser-
able hole as you claim yos are living in.
If you are a property owner don't tell
the whole world that your property is
worth Just half as much now as it was
last wear. 1t is very possible that they
believe You and some day you NAV want
to sell that property and you will be able
to get Just about half its worth. So yor
see when you talk against your HON,
town il only hurts yourself
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-03-17
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
This 1. an era Of what common men

This 10 an era Ct what common men
call Snaps" A good many men with
cot character or capital are living ny
their wits and upon the credulity OF
others. Lacking all sense Of veTacity,
they scatter promises right and left,
and when fullfllmeut is demanded they
Slip ont Of the hole by some invention
ofthe mind more or less plausible. OF
course. some men hluntly insist upon
the carving out Of the bargain, but IN a
certain percentage OF cases their excuses
are accepted and thus their neiaTlous
existence continued. Hence We believe
it is economy and wisdom for every
body In general and farmers in particular
TO pass by every travelling shark that
PROPOSES to make YOU rich by one small
investment. or save YOU from $40 to
500 in a little scheme they have on foot
and as an expression of your good faith
ONLY ask your signature to a simple con
tract. Patronize home industry. Deal
with those whom you known and there
bv save Yourself from -exation OF spirit
and being soundly swindled.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-03-17

In the District Court OF the United State
for the Western District of Louisiana
No. 1897, In Bankruptcy.
In the Matter of Evariste Corner,
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of the said Bankrupt OF
9Th Ward, Parish of Vermilion, Louis
lana
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day of March, 1917, the slid Fvdrlstr
Corner was adJudgrd bankrupt, and that
the first meeting of his creditors will be
held at the Office of the Referee III Lake
Charles. La, on the 10Th. day of March,
1917. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
GEORGE s. TAYLOR,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Lake Charles, La. March 18th 1917.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-03-17
An Honest Letter From an Honest Mar

An Honest Letter From an Honest Man
Enos Halbsrt, Paoli, Ind, writes:
Il contracted a severe cold this fall
and coughed continually Coul hardly
sleep at nights. l tried several re-
needles without relief. Got Foley's
Honey and Tar and the first bottle re-
leved me, curing my cough entirely.
| can recommend it for all coughs F"
Get the genuine Sold Every where
adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-03-17
Think Il Over?

Young men and women desiring to
achieve a success should not waste their
Summer vacation. One vacation proper
ly spsnt will protect them against power
ty and enable them to earn respectful
living. There Is no use idling away the
summer months. Business men and
farmers alike, work during the summer.
Ambitious boys and girls would rather
spend their vacation with a large and
enthusiastic student body, mastering a
course of Bookkeepiuh, Shorthand, Tels-
Rrsphy, Business Administration and FL
nance or Cotton CHASING that they might
use this practical knowledge in paying
their way through some university or
secure a good paying position in a bust
ness Office. He who cares more for sue
cess than heat, goes long ways ahead
OF him who waits until cool weather to
study. MANY young boy or girl who
at the close of school last year, entered
the TYLER Commercial College of Tyler,
Texas, to spend their vacation, are HOW
either in one of our large universities,
paving their own way, or holding a
splendid position, or are in business for
themselves. Where there's viii there 5
wav. Cowardice sits and whines can't
Courage forces success. II YOU desire TO
obtain a knowledge for which the bust
ness world readily paws cash, write for
large illustrated free catalogue of the
Tyler Commercial College, read the adj
vsntages Of their splendid courses OF
instruction and what those who have
graduated and are now holding good
positions, say of the institution; and
what the employers of these graduates
say Of their efficient training Read
how some worked their way through
school, how others borrowed the none '
and made It paw them big dividends
how others quit Jobs at small salaries
Com p!e.ed their courses and went back
80 the same FRA az two and three times
tisit previous salary Some finished s
borns study course and never had TO Quit
earning their old salarF. Get a salary
raising education. Itis yours If YOU are
willing to make the effort. Write TO-DAY
for catalogue and make arrangements to
enter as sooh as your school closes The
L 5. Government has held two eysi1i.
nations here in Tyler this spring ensSl.
ing our graduates to 90 into nice civil
service positions at entrance salary Of
from $500 to sie2o
The TYLER Commercial College bald
ing 10 one OF the largest, most sanitary,
best lighted and ventilated, in the State
il is an ideal place for summer work.
More than 1--WE hundred studeuts pro-
6tably spend their vacation there every
summer. ady.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-03-17
Snrains And Strains Relieved

Soan's Eminent quickly taken the
pain out of strains, sprains, bruises
and all muscle soreness. \ clean,
clear iiquii easily applied, it quickly
penetrates with out rubbing. Sloan's
Liniment does not stain the skin or
clog the pores like muSsy plasters or
ointments For chronic rheumatic
aches and pains, neuralgia. govt and
lumbago have this we'll known remedy
handy. For the pains of grippe and
following strenuous work, 1t gives
quick relief At ali druggists, Csc adv