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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-13
Tender Thought.

Tender Thought.
Nuicah Is up against It. Vulcan Won kno,r g..
the village blacksmith. who has corns n, bto
hanos from forging arrows for Cupid the
NAKED little devil who causes all the trouble
roof vulcan! Under the spreading chestnut
tree or olympia he stands. wondering what
on earth has happened. that his barbs h.na
aho break and Cupid comes weeping hom.
from Boston. 's noihe
Inc heart OF the world is harder than ,ro,
mats the trouble; and all the women ~.
InakhE speeches about men, that's tho ,eeson
OF II! And Vulcan is up against IL
His Only Chance
10 you believe there's Heaven h.,,.
huhr' eh hereafter.
Goiiy man. there's got to be. NV not,.
!n-law lives with me herew
Proof Positive.
La~yer-Dd your wife write tbi. ,.+.,
"itness-Does 1t give me the dev;1 49,,
anything? i ABOUT
Lawyer-No.
"nness-Does 1t say anything abou, now.
thing was my fault or anything e
Lawyer-Eo.
"itness--ls there postscript telling
going home to her mother7 me she's
Lawyer-No.
"itneas-No. it's a forgery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-13
Dill Pickles.

Mrs. F.. II. r., Louisa.-Diu nich,es
are made as follows: take cuci;mbers
three to five inches long. IL not too
thick; wash them well. Place a layer
crock or keg, then n layer of cucum
bers. two or three apples (Guartered
without paring), a few punches Of
or three sliced onions. two handfuls
OF mixed whole spices and tw" or three
handfuls of dill tops and seeds. RE-
ing layer Of grape leaves on ton
Dissolve ono and one-half pounds OF
salt in eight gallons of cold water
Pour this over until the pickles arc
NIL covered. Weight down with a clean
board and stone and in two weeks
they will be ready for use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-13
& Address ALL COMMUNICATIONS Tho Times
sias Dispatch, and not to lndSiduatA

TELEPhONE: Randolph l.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with ali depart
pientA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-13

e Entcrsd January s7 1900. at the fo..Oncs A.
Rachmend. Va, . nd-clAss-matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
Patients Of By-Gone Years Tell
Of the Durability of His Method
Vrgnians Who Were Former Patrons of Refractionist
Express Themselves Subject of His Achieve
ments, Attestng Greatness of His Skill
Is WELL-KNOWN CON-
TRACTOR In CAPITAL CITY

Probably no man within the city has
played Il more important part in the
upbuilding OF Richmond than William
j. Ready. II is said 10 Ice q matter Of
record that Mr.. Ready has built more
homes than any other contractor in the
business here. MIR. Ready now resides
at 1921 Fourth Avenue. Highland Park.
More than fifteen years ago ! was
sufferer from headaches and sharp
pains over my eyes. which caused me
great annoyance. My condition be-
came aggravated as time wore on and
depressed me greatly One day my
wife suggested that | drop in to see
Charles Lincoln Smith the next time
! went down town. Following her
suggestion. called on the refraction-
list and placed myself under his care.
After an examination Of my eyes.
Charles Lincoln Smith told me what
Was the nature OF my trouble He told
me his method and prescription glasses
would correct IL. followed his in
Structions Tho result WAS that within
fortnight the headaches and pains
had left me entirely. Since then. ff
teen years age mind YOU. have not
known what il was 30 have an eye
headache. have great faith in this
man. ! took nay fourteen-ycar-o old son.
Charles to see him this winter To have
him treated for eye trouble. His eyes
had become almost cHprcSsionlcss and
I wanted the best talent obtainablc.'
At this point in tho interview Mr..
Ready called his son into the room.
son. how arc Your eyes feeling now"
inquired the father Charles. bright
lad. wearing his john Marshall High
school cadet uniform. readily replied {:
Il tell YOU. sir. my eyes were in pretty
bad shape when papa took me 10 sec
Charles Lincoln Smith. They were
weak ana ran water nearly all the
time At times could hardly keep my
Lot; eye open. had headaches. which
greatly bothered me- III my studies
Now my eyes are all right. When
went L" Charles Lincoln Smith | was
wearing glasses. but they didn't sccut
10 10 m" any good ''harlcs Lincoln
smiths glasses are great. never
think of my eyes now. They never hurt
me bit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
GERMAN V|CE-CHANCELLOR'
EXPORTS ALL TO HOLD ON"
In Speech Before Reicllstag. Hclf-
ferich Says War Cry Is BEAT
tho Enemy"
SHALL BE TOKEN or VICTORY"
ltealtl, OF Teutonic People Is Sur
prisingly Good, and Infant Nor
tally Is Lower Than in Time OF
Peace, Says He.
I by Associated pr.s,l

AMSTERDAM. March - tvia Lon
aon).- The health Of the German peo-
PIE IS surprisingly good and infant
mortality is lover shan IN peace times.
according TO Vice Chancellor Hclncrich.
me Vice chancellor is quoted by Ber-
I'm dispatches to Reuters as saying in
= speech nefore the Ecichstag:
our fears regarding the possible
effects OF restricted food supply arc
nnfrundcG. Moreover. the health Of
tue peopi. is surprisingly good, and
infant mortality lower than in peace
time Great Eritains efforts
With the pillow prove the Importance
she attaches to the submarine war.
Her Imports will be further restricted
b% our submarines.
We have already taken measures
for tho proper production and distri-
button OF raw materials after the war,
and in regard TO rebuilding our mer-
camille fleet negotiations arc pro-
ceeding with the ship owners. Despite
the Paris conference We shall renew
economic relations with foreign coun-
tries after the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
WILL GIVE MOUNTED DRILL
hi"cs 10 Demonstrate Their Horse
'"hNhip hcforr RichInond People
To-MOrrow Aftcrnoun

Ih"r" u little possibility that the
FIRST squadron. Virginia Cavalry. will
be mustered out OF the Federal ser
vice until next week. The property Of
the squadron has not been fully check
cd up. and as il is located in three
different places. the work has been
delayed
While no Official orders have been
issued by Major Eowlcs. mounted
review VIII be held tomorrow after
noon. The full! squadron will not take
part N the review. as each troop only
has thirty-two horses, or abou, one
halt Of the strength.
The Engineer Corps has received no
Information regarding lis muster out
Il i prOba 81" that the company will
l." held in service 10 lay OF the mohili-
cation camp site. In event the COM
pauy is mustered OUT il Will nc dis
la nd"d. as its men are from all parts
Of the country. Tn" company has men
from eighteen states and Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
SOCIALIST IN PRUSSlAN DIET
Newly Elected Member Is of Party
Opponed to War-Formeriy
Imprisoned for TREASON.

LONDON. March 2c.-pr. Franz
Mehring mas been elected TO tho seat
of DR.. Kari Liebknccht in the lower
house OF the Prussian Dict. according
TO Berlin dispatch to Reuters by way
Of Amsterdam. Or Mchring is a MEM
Der OF the Socialist minority, which is
opposed TO the war and was led by
DR.. Liebknecht up 10 the time OF his
Imprisonment on charges OF treason.
The new Deputy has also incurred
tho dEplcasure OF the authorities. and
at one time was put under preventive
arrest" According TO the dispatch, he
was opposed IN the election by mem
Der OF the Socialist ma jority. but re-
ccived Cal votes out OF "A total Of 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AMERICAN CONsULS LOST
Four Representatives OF United states
Ordered From Germany by Way OF
Turkey Cnnnot Hc LOcnted
nv Associated prcss !

Nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. March 2c-Ala-m
over the fate OF four American consuls.
ordered from Germany to Turkey on
the severance OF relations. and last
reported held At Munich, Germany. has
caused the state Department TO inquire
ABOUT them again through the Spanish
ambassador An inquiry was first sent
a bout TWO weeks ago
The four ,nsuls were ordered trans
fcrrcd 10 Turkish posts. After some
delay, Germany declared they were be-
ing held until the United States as
sured tho uninterrupted voyage OF
former German Consul Mueller at At
lanta from Havana To Ecuador. This
difficulty disposed of, Turkey dcmande cd
the consuls be accredited under new
eXenuaturs.
This the United States refused. and
Turkey withdrew the request. II then
developed that Germany would not al
low the consuls to 20 until IL was
learned II they We're personally accent
able TO Turkey. otiicials are at a loss
TO know whore tho mon arc or what
has been the actual cause OF 50 much
trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the womans dread when she
gets w in the morning to start tho
days work. oh! how my back aches"
GOLD MEDAL. Harlem OH Capsules
taken to-day eases the backachc Of to-
morrow--taken every day ends the
backache for all time. Don't delay.
What's the use Of suffering" Begin
taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
Capsules to-day and be relieved to-
morrow. Take three or four every dey
and he permanently free from wrench
ms, distressing back pain. But he
sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1896
GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM Oil has been
the National Remedy of Holland. the
Government OF the Netherlands having
granted special charter authorizing
it's preparation and sale. The house
wife OF Holland would almost as soon
he without bread as Rhc would without
her Real Dutch Drops" as she
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules. This is the one reason
why you will find the women and chill
dren OF Holland SO sturdy and robust.
GOLD MEDAL arc the pure, original
HARLEM Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories In Harlem. IIol-
land. But he sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. Look for the name on every
box. Sold by reliable drugSists in
scaled packages at 26c. soc and 800.
Money refunded If they do not help
you. Accept only the GOLD MEDAL.
All others arc initations.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
WHAT A PATIENT OF THE
LONG-AGO THINKS OF HIM

Conclusive proof of the efficacy and
p"rnancncy OF Charles Lincoln Smiths
method and prescription glasses is fur,
nishcd by Mrs. w. II. Elliott, OF Rich-
mond. Mrs. Elliott resides at 24oe
West Main Street. Twelve years ago.
suffering intensely from her eyes. Mrs.
Elliott sought out Charles Lincoln
smith. Her story is best told in her
own words.
ut was twelve years ago that hrat
knew Charles Lincoln Smith" said
Mrs. Elliott. AT that time l was n
great sufferer from my eyes. I could
not distinguish persons across the
street distinctly, and at times my head
would ache intensely I went to see
any number OF others. but none gave
me amy permanent relief I then came
10 Charles Lincoln Smith. He prompt
ly cleared up my vision and the head
aches ceased. He Put his prescription
glasses on me and have worn them|
ever since. They have given me the
utmost satisfaction. Recently I COM
mcnccd TO suffer from pains in my eyes
ana back OF my head. Sometimes tina
pains would extend away down my
neck. causing me intense suffering Az
ter enduring the pains for several days
came to the conclusion that, being.
older my glasses needed changing, and
that maybe, it WAS my eyes that were
causing those pains.
My daughter, Ellie, who is billing
clerk IN the employ OF the wingo ELL
lc't " trump shoe Co. of South Rich
mond. suggested that as Charles Linz
coin smith had done me much good
Twelve years ago. the wise thing to do
would be TO so to see him again I'll
needed her advice and called on tho
rcfrartonist. After ono application oil
MS method tho pains disappeared com
pictcly. have not boon bothered with
pains in nay head since.
Having known Charles Lincoln
smiths work for twelve years, | think
ann qualified To pass Judgment on his
n"ih"J, He takes more pains with a |
patient IMAM anybody to whom have
pccn l" see about my cycs."---Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
MoeweE nds Second
Raid on Shipping
German admirably announces
Safe Return to Port Of
Auxiliary Cruiser.
my Associated Pre.sI

BERLIN. March ~ tvia SayviIIc) =
The German auxiliary cruiser Moewe
mas returned into home port Of the
navy from a second cruise In the At
iantic ocean. IL was announced to-
day by the Gc-man Admiralty. The
statement follows:
The German auxiliary cruiser Mo-
eve has returned into home port
OF the navy from a second cruise in
the Atlantic Ocean. where she stayed
for several months under command OF
BurGravc and Count Won Donna -Schlo-
diem.
The ship captured twenty-five
steamers and five sailing vessels, with
a gross tonnage of $4,000. They in
cluded twenty-onc hostile steamers. OF
which eight were armed and five in
the service of the British Admiralty.
as well as four hostile sailing ships.
Among the vessels captured by the
Mocwc were the Voltaire. AN English
steamer OF S.6i1 tons gross. in ballast
carrying a twelve ccntimctcr gun: the
Norwegian steamer liaiibjocrG, of p
5s7 tons gross, and the Mount Tenn
pic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
AMERICAN CONSCIENCE
SPEAKS THROUGH WILSON
Paris Temps Declares Never Tins More
solemn Verdict Broken ter
man InsOIencc.
GBy Associated Press |

tBy Associated Press
PARIS. March 22.--rhc news of the
cali OF President wilson for Il special
session Of Congress-. and tho military
and naval preparations that arc being
made in that country occupy domi-
rant place in the public mind to-di:
Every Freuchman who has an Amcri-
can acquaintance asks him when tho
United States is coming into the war.
The Temps. in a sober review Of the
recent injuries tho Americans have
suffered at the hands OF the Germans.
says:
Thus goes on in perfect calm tho
thouShtful evolution that has led the
United States from neutrality. which
seemed her only possible course dur
ing two years. TO the very threshold
Of a state OF war. II is inapprecia bile
that this evolution was accomplished
without our having done anything
artificial or fictitious to provoke or
acce ieratc IT, II is verify the Amcri-
can conscience that has thought aud
found it's way. IL is the American
conscience that has spoken in tho voice
Of President Wilson. Never has a more
solemn verdict broken German inso-
icnce."
The Temps ailudcs TO the great aid
the tnt"nt. allies would have were
tn. suggestions Of w. +. G.. Harding.
governor Of the American Federal Re-
serve Board. adopted regarding credits
for the entente.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
MACHINIST is ARRESTED
ON AlIGHTING FROM TRAIN
John Johnston Charged With illegally
transporting LIuuOr-Forty-
Nine Quarts CONTRIBUTED.

John Johnston. thirty-Six years old
a mach!niSt. was arrested last night
NJ EIDa station. just after he had
aight"d from Washington train. on
the charge OF illegally transporting
i'duor. Johnston was arrested by Pa
tr"im"n Harris and E.ddleton who also
confSca,cd four suit cases containing
iortN-nnc quarts and one pint OF
WHISKY. the second : largest capture
within the pas, month.
Ihrec other men. supposed to have
transported tho remaining three suit
cases INTO the state. escaped capture
at the hands OF tho police. They arc
Said TO have left the bags on the sta
h"n platform and to have failed to
come back for them. All four mon
wcr" watched into Richmond by Chief
OF Police r. Wilson Seay. OF Henrico
county. who boarded the train at Ash
land
Johnston WAS carried TO the Second
instruct station. and viii be given "A
preliminary hearing this morning in the
Police Court
First District officers connscatcd four
quarts OF liquor Yesterday at the Byrd
street station. which had been loft by
F." traveller IN" whisky was sent to
nc station house. and will be placed
IN IN" storage house used exclusively
Tor liquor
The local police were requested last
hlSht TO watch for TWO mon who
escaped from an officer last night nj
EIinont "A short distance from Ashland
nc men arc wanted on the charge of
transporting liquor illegally They
w"rc placed under arrest hut cscancf
the oftcer, however. connscatcd one
OF 'hcir sCitcases The men made off
IN the direction Of Ashland. and were
believed !" he headed for this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

DNNNILLE, Va, March 22.-F. q.
Brazeal. state dairy and food inspec
tor. this morning appeared in court
against FIVE persons charged with
violations Of the pure-food laws. Four
men were fined for failing TO display y
notice stating that oleomarga rim
was used in the restaurants they
operated, and another was charged
with displaying grapes on a stall on
the sidewalk without covering. All
the defendants were fined ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Common Council, City Hall. 8
o'clock.
Council Committee ON Finance
City Hull. 4 o'clock.
Beth Ahnbnh Temple. address, on
"fhe Notwithstanding Effects of
the RussIau Revolutions" DIR. L.. y.
Callrch. Sab o'clock.
Chamber Of Commerce. lecture.
Dr. jeremiah W. jerks. on "BuSi-
ness md Governments" S,l5 0'rlurl<.
81. PRurs Church, midday Lcntcn
Scrrtrc, O'clOck.
Arndcm y-"IntOlerancr"; mutinec,
2;15; night. S:i5.
Lyric-POpulur vaudeville: matt
nee, 3; night, 80 and o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

I Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

l'7p"-i'' ~ 'e iiico- 'lSEd tSii.l
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March 2@.-A
pretty home wedding took place on
Jeffress street at o'clock this after
noon. when Miss Florence Preston
Easley. daughter OF Colonel and Mrs
Henry EaSley. became the bride OF
John Frederick Quenscn. OF Cleveland
Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
WIN Discus. n.=.,nn Revolution.

Rabbi Edward y. Calisch VIII speak
tonight at Beth Ahabah Temple on
The Farther Reaching Effects OF the
Russian Revolution. Services begin
at s.l5 o'clock. Tomorrow morning
1T ii o'clock he will speak on The
New Moon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
The Weather
[FurnIshed by I. =. Weather DurcnuI

I'OrccnSt: Virginia
Fair warmer Fri
da y. rRfn ut night or
Saturday. somewhat
colder Saturday.
orth Carolina
Loudly Friday. with
rain In west portion,
aud by night In cnst
- orti on; Saturday
probnbly fnir. some
what colder central
and west PORTIONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
IS CONNECTED WITH
FRANKLIN MOTOR co.

To Mud relief after being ANNOYED
with strained eyes - tho good fortuuc
wu;rh came to liOwar Farmer for
mcrly ~ near South Bn9tcr, Va Mr.
Farmer is now employed by tho
Franklin Motor Company. Of Rich.
mund. lie resides at o0o6 West Grace
street. iio relates TN" following:
Before obtaining Charles Liuco In
smiths method and prescription
glasses | WAS bothered with a skim
before my eyes and headaches NV
sight seemed all right. could read
I'll" hncs; print. Sometimes. whom
reading, the print seemed to drift
away from me. consulted Charles
Lincoln smith lie used lis mo lnl
and prescription glasses OF me, giving
m" satisfaction il every way. There
Is no skim before my eyes nov. and
do not have headaches any more"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

The foregoing statement is the FIRST
definite declaration as 10 the identity
Of tho vessel which sark eight British
and two French merchant vessels. and
captured two other steamships In the
Southern Atlantic last January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

noon temperature .........
:, - VI. temperature. ........
.nhNIfnum temperature TO S +. Nj.
nIhiinum temperature to 5 u. NJ
Mean temperature ..
i'cu'!ch'N III temperature. .......
'cnclenc% IN temperature since
-"d''U i..........-.. .........
@cc1mu lated deficiency since Janu-
arg Instantaneous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

Recent registrations at the Cnvcr-
sity OF Virginia have brought the total
enrolment of students up to I.03i.
This is forty-sevcn more than were
here last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
f.Us.;,l IkufufnII


iiaihi"ll. - hours ending 5 J.. NJ. None
!:A'css IN rainfall since March o62
Excess III rainfall since January l i.1G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

II YOU have hlnrring, dizziness, rcu-
ralgia, headache, spots before the eyes,
wtnktnG, trembling spells. cataract,
burning and SmartinS OF the syes.
various nervous and brain affections.
cntatiinE not only positive injury to
tn" sight. but untold misery. call I'M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
CONDITIONS IN IMponTANr CITIES,

Temperature. IS: humidity. 30. wind.
d!rection, southeast: wind, velocity. .;
state OF weather. clear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-12
FU[LYRECOVERS
after e YEARS
OF SUFFERING
I'm free from all my trou-
bles since taking Tanlac, d
he says.


H J. WilenbrOck, wealthy re-
tired merchant residing on Motor
Route A, san Antonio, Texas, IS still
another prominent citizen Of this COM
muuit- who comes forward with his
unqualified endorsement Of TaU-ac-
In a conversation recently, llr. VIII
lenb-Ock said
NO one seemed 70 know what my
trouble was. but ] haven't been a well
man in twenty three years Ny liver
was sluggish and inactive My appe-
tite was good enough but my stomach
was out of gear some way or other
and I always felt badly after eating.
I would have neuralgia in the right
side of my head for DAYS at q time
The suffering was terrible and I got
SO 7 couldn't think good would
- read q paper and i'm little while aft
erwards 7 couldn't tell what 7 had
read 7 was SO nervous and upset I
couldn't get any restful sleep at all
and simply felt badly all the time
In q few days after 7 started on
Tanlac I began TO s-ralEhten rl-ht
up can sleep all night now and
get Up in the mornings feeling re-
freshed- lIT stomach IS in good shape
and get more pleasure out OF eating
than 7 have l- years lIE neuralgia
5s gone. u- head has cleared Cu and
can think better. In fact. 7 am free
from all my troubles now and a meCl-
cine that does for suffering pe1u e
what Ta1lac has for me is certainly
worth recommending 10 the public"
Trulac is sold in FL FaS0 h- Kelly
g. Pollard and Peoples Drug store
adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-12
How To Get
Rid Of COrns

People suffering from tired. swoI-
len. aching feet OBJ from singing,
burning ccrus OF callusas viii be glad
To- know that these uerve-rackinE,
misery Infringing Affections can be
quickly overcome by simple nome
treatment that VIII not cause Jns bit
OF pain or soreness
From your druggIst get a small jar
Of Ice-LluL. Rub little on any pain
ful corn or ca-lus. Instantly the pain
viii disappear and iu a short time the
corn or calIus viii loosen and can be
lireI out easily with the fingers
root and all--cayiug the surrounding
saIu iu "a healthy normal condition.
when Won stop 20 consider that the
simple, pleasant process of rubbing a
little Ice-}Lut on che foot at night
viii shortly rid one OF every painful
corn or caIlus and viii keep the feet
cool comfortable and rested on the
hottest days. 10 is easy TO understand
why DC is thought chat foot troubles
viii soon be a thing Of the past
Ice-lIuL is an entirely new depart
ure from the disaEreeable old time
foot remedies. iuasmuch as il is absO-
lute-y harmless and comes in the
form Of a snow white creamy prepar-
alton. which is delightful and easy %
aully- IL costs little and can be OBJ
tanned here from any Of our local
d-uE-Is -s.-Air.