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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-30
WEATHER ELSEWHERE

, Western Union reports re-
6 ceived at a. m. today:
+ North Texas, generally
+ cloudy, temperature SO; Dallas
+ good rain last night, part
l. cloudy, So; Sherman part
+ cloudy. good rain during the
= night; Mckinney cloudy, 81,
+ rain last night; Paris cloudy
+ &c. rain during night; Fort
+ Worth cloudy, Sc, rain during
+ night.
+ Central Texas, generally
= cloudy, temperature 60; Corsi-
= cana cloudy, 64, rain this morn
+ ing.
= East Texas, generally cloudy, !
y temperature 6S.
= Gulf Coast, clear to cloudy,
+ temperature II.
= West Texas. clear to cloudy, :
+ temperature 50; Abilene clear,
+ 81, good rain during night; :
: Seymour half inch rain during :
: night; Weathertord clear, AZ. :
= rain during night; Brownwood :
+ clear, 55, light shower last :
+ night :
+ Arkansas, generally clear, :
+ temperature 60. :
+ Louisiana, clear to cloudy. :
: temperature 60. :
: Oklahoma, generally cloudy, !
+ temperature 81; McAlester .
+ cloudy, 50, hard rain last night; 4
+ Ardmore, cloudy, 81, rain last :
+ night; Muskogee. raining. so. :
: heavy rain last night; Oklaho- +.
= ma City, cloudy, 40, good rain 4
= last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-30

Classified adverusesnenSs, sueh AZ
Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale,
etc. will positively not be received for
the Express by phone. They must be
brought TO the office. Please do MOI
phone them, II Is embarrassing to us
70 refuse to receive them, il-S%
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-30
TROUBLE"
BOTHER YOU?
ELECTRIC TROUBLE.


DO you know this chap, Mr.. Cal
Owner?
He lives in your automobile, and his
name is Observation-Disclosures
CAN'T-BE-LOCATED.
Whether or not you have met him
face to face, he is there in your car, all
right And he is working away like
the old mischief planning to make you
remember him.
Some day he will get you whero he
wants you. Right at crowded down
town crossing your self-starter will
suddenly go as dead as a door nail
My, how you will cuss-or want to-
and that will tickle him nearly to
death
And then some night when you are
ten miles from home, your lights will
quit working. That's him again. He
loves to get his claws on your wind
pipe, and you can't touch him because
you can't locate him.
And then when you take your car to
the garage, perhaps he keeps hidden
away for hours and even for days
while the repair men say, I'VE can't
locate the trouble"
Oh, he likes you all right. He likes
20 sink his teeth in your patience til.
you groan with vexation.
But hist Not so loudl Come over
here. We'd like to talk to you in pri
vate.
We've go the old boys number
While he's thinking how be can twist
your nose, we can tell YOU how you
can take him by the scruff of the neck
and pitch him heels over head out OF
your car for keeps.
We do it by means of the
TROUBLE SHOOTER.
AMBU is an instrument of highly
scientific character. 1t is to be seen
at our garage, ready for instant use.
Trouble" Located Quickly.
With Ambu it is possible to locate
accurately electric starting and light
ing troubles in one-quarter the time
used in any other method
"Trouble" Foreseen and Prevented.
Moreover, with Ambu it is possible
to tell whether a perfectly working
car is getting ready to give you trou-
BILE later. In other words, instead of
waiting until the trouble knocks you
down, and then going to the inconyen-
ience and often the immense expense
of repairs, you can, by using our Am
bu Service, take the proper preventive
measures beforehand, thus saving ex-
pense and having a perfectly working
car throughout the year.
Use Our Ambu Service Now.
Don't wait for Trouble" to trouble
you. 1t will cost you too much. A
burned-out storage battery will cost
you many dollars to replace, and will
keepyour car in idleness for several
days. Let us give your car the Ambu
Test, and warn you beforehand if any
thing is going wrong. The cost is tri-
fling, and it will take only few min
utes.
When the Goblin Gets You, Come to
Us for Ambu.
And when Electric Trouble finally
gets you and floors you, remember
With Ambu we can locate your trou-
BILE at once.
Note;-Ambu locates all electric
starting and lighting troubles on
Standard equipped cars. 1t does not To-
cate ignition trouble. 1t does not To-
cate trouble in non-starting equip
ment. But if your equipment is stand
ard, we can find the trouble
Call on us or call us up.
BARTON BROS.
NIGHT AND DAY GARAGE
Phone 79.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-30
CONRAD BROS.

The highest spot easn price will be
paid for some clean cotton rags deliv-
cred at once to the Daily Express Of
flee. S-s1tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-30
SC ..-.. 1Oc

The Kozy orchestra will play every
afternoon for matinee from to $3.50
o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Personal Points

Charles Zeising, 1902 Fifth avenue
has returned following a weeks visit
with friends in Waterloo, Iowa.
Joe Tuekis went to Chicago ou BUSH
ness today
MI and Mrs John Schwack and Mr.
and Mrs. George Kinney motored to
Walcott. Iowa, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Blank of Wal
colt, Iowa, spent Sunday with reIa-
tives in this city
Mrs Robert Rexdale. 1G4S Four
teenth and 0ne-nalf street. returned
home yesterday from Anderson. Ind.
where she attended the funeral of her
aunt the late Mrs. Jennie Dow. She
was accompanied home ny Nr and
Mrs. r X Dow and baby son Lewis.
who viii visit few days with Rock
Island friends
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. ZeitIer. Ola Thfr-
teenth avenue and Mr. and Mrs James
Tenenbom Of Sears. left yesterday for
a several days visit i'm Chicago
Rev. and Mrs u s Andrewarrha
viii leave tomorrow for 1Iacomb TO at
tend the annual meeting of the Central
Illinois conference of the Methodist
church. Mrs. Fred F0sseu and clair
Smlck will leave later I'm the week for
Aacomh as delegates from Spencer
Memorial church TO conference
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
SPENCER M. e. CHURCH
ASKS RETURN PASTOR

The congregation OF Spencer ale
mortal church meeting in the last
quarterly session of the year, Satur-
day evening adopted resolutions to be
presented to the Central Illinois con
ference asking the return of the pres
ent pastor. Res. ID. s. Andrewartha fer
the coming year. Rev. Mr. Andre
wartha has accomplished much work
In the upbuilding of the church and
congregation and during the past sea
son under his direction new parsou-
age has been erected adjacent to the
church The building viii be occupied
Immediately after the meeting of con
ference which viii open tomorrow at
Macomb III Resolutions were also
adopted commencing the building
committee for their interest and at
tentioa to the erection OF the parson-
age.
Reports of officers aud branches Of
the church were received. all show
ing healthy and prosperous condi-
ton Of affairs in the body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
cene.so couple 60 % -.


Mr.. ard Mrs A. Aagerkarth Of Gen
eseo yesterday celebrated tHe a0th an
niversary OF their marriage. JAe5F
eight children coming IN upon them
and taking them by surprise and
spending the day wiyh them The self
Invited guests came with we}l-ii Ell
baskets Of provisions and al 8 IS clock
an elaborate course dinner Was
served. The parents we're later pre-
scented with O purse Of gold money as
an anniversary g.ft from tHe children
Attending were tne following members
of their family Henry Mager@urth Of
CISCO. Mrs. John e Fisher Of Geneseo.
Louis Magorkurlh Of Geueseo, MIS-.
Albert Spencer of CISCO Mrs. Henry
Schmidt ~ Moline. George Mseer-
kurth "a Cambridge. Mrs Victor Beck
Of Rock Island and Miss Cara Mayer
kurth % Geueseos together with =
grandchildren.
MI. MaKerzurta is Dr. has 18th wear
and Mrs MagerKurtn, whose maiden
name wss Marie Germana-- IS iu her
ssth. hotu enjoying good health ana
are active ia their interests They
have resided practically al their mar
ried life BIZ and about Geueeeo and are
we'll known Ia that part Of the co1a-
try.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am q
young married woman Of q years
and have been married six years and
have two sweet baby girls, > and 4
years old. Now, I come TO you with
a problem which is hard 10 solve. I
made my mistake by marrying a man
did not love. but who always loved
me and does to this very day
When I got married I was disgust
ed with life, as my mother just died
and / had to go boarding for four years
The man ] loved did not seem to love
me IN return and as / was too indie
pendent to show him that I cared for
him ! kept my distance for ] knew
that nay very best friend had told him
that ] loved him and he was waiting
for ne to fall for him, which I would
not do. Now, I knew that nay hus-
band always cared for me, which he
does even now. SO I got married with
out thinking what / was going into
and now I am realizing what it means.
He is very good 70 me and the chill
dreH He has some habits that / do
not like and I notice every little mis-
ike he makes and am getting SO dis
pleased that I don't care about any
thing / sometimes get so disguised
that / wish he was called for duty
heart grow fonder.
Do you think ! have a reason for
acting the way ] do just because /
do not love him I am very cranky
when things don't go just right /
married against my fathers VIII ana
SD my folks do not care for him T.
all. / come from d proud family and
my husband comes from very low
family. He believes in saying things
to your face and not behind your
back I always got more help from
my husbands family than / did from
my own We are trying to pay-f0r
little home and so my husband does
not spend any money NV husband
wants me to 20 ON d farm. but my
people dn not want me to because
they think my husband misuses me,
bur I know better than that. for when
I ann with him alone I can do any
thing I want with him.
MARRIED.
believe that SOU love your hus-
band more than you realize and
would not let anything come between
you. If your husband wants you 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Try Some Of These.

Banana Pie-Ffrst bake your pie
crust before putting it i'm the oven.
Prick crust with fork to keep it from
curling up. When crust is baked. take
+ out of oven and slice layer Of bananas
in it. Have ready the following.
Boil one pint of milk, two yolks of
eggs TWO tablespoons sugar and one
spoon of -four together until thick;
pour over bananas Then beat white
of egg for top and brown in oven.
Mock Lemon Pie-One cup sugar.
one heapiDg tablespoonful -four, yolks
two eggs. two-thir8s cup boiling wa
ter, two-thirds cup stewed pieplaut.
on teas oon lemon extract. Cook in
double cooker and pour into baked pie
crust Beat the whites of eggs, spread
on top, brown In oven
Favorite Pie-Peel six mediam sized
tart apples and stew, while hot stir in
tablespoon butter Beat Eolks o5
three eggs and one cup of sweet cream e
add tablespoon Of cOrustarch and
the apples mashed Add juice 0E one
lemon or extract to taste Bake in
good pie crust until nearly done. then
spread the tops with the whites well
beaten and sweetened This IS for two
large pies.
Sour Cream Pie-0ne cup thick sour
cream. half cup of sugar. one cup
chopped raisins, two eggs, one tea
spoon cinnamon. one teaspoon cloves,
a little numeg. pinch Of salt
Mix together the raisins- sugar. -four.
salt and spices and add the sour cream I
which should be mixed with the yolks
of the eggs slightly beaten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10

The following from the Chicago
Examiner announcing the eugagen ent
OF Bishop Walter r. Sumner OF ore
Kon formerly the very popular dean
of the Cathedral OF sts Peter and
Paul, Chicago. viii be Of interest TO
tri-c3tv friends who viii recall Bishop
Summers visit 10 Rock Island re~
wears since when he spoke before the
Rock Island WomaB's club
Announcement 90 the engagement
q Bishop Waiter T Sumner Of ore
gou 20 Miss Myrtle Mitchell of Ne
gaunee Mich. came as a pleasant sur
prise to Chieagoans.
Dean" Sumner, as the bishop is
adectsouateiy known 20 his large fol-
lowing and hosts % friends, was most
popular In Chicago society
Since his call to the EpisCOpa
bishopric in Oregon about three years
ago he has returned to Chicago many
times as a guest and often TO oficlate
AZ a wedding ceremony. Indeed. it is
known many a nuptial service either
has been postponed or FASTENED that
he might oficiate
His bride-prospect Is the daugh-
ter Of the LATE Samuel Mitchell a oio-
neer IN The iron mine industry In the
upper peninsula of Michigan. where
he amassed a large fortune. Miss
Mitchell ifs coming 20 town within q
few weeks, accompanied by her
mother
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Coat Sale at
the Nj. & K.
Great Introductory Sale of Goats VIII
Be an Event of the Week i'm
the Tri-Cities.

With a great stock OF fall and win
Ter coats now in complete readiness
NJ & X announce that they will hold
q great Introductory sale I'm which
hundreds of handsome cloth coats as
we'll as hundreds of excellent plush
coats viii be placed on sale at prices
much below the.s actual value. The
sale also introduces all the season s
most popular models in beautiful ma
terials such as imported Duvetyns.
crystal cloths the new Pom-Pome.
imported broadelolhs. Velours. fancy
novelties, Chevjots. etc. and in all the
many new beautiful coI0rIngs. It is
truly an exceedingly fine lot of coats.
products of the greatest manutactur-
ers. that make mp this great stock and
this sale VIII no doubt attract an
enormous patronage
By far the finest showing of WON
ans and misses suits in the tri-cities
is to be found at the NJ & * and the
prices. sou viii find. are no higher
than II previous seasons, in fact
these suits are being offered at genu-
inc savings Of s. TO SIS.
Additional shipments Of serge
dresses and the fashionable satin
dresses arrived last week in which
the newest style ideas are featured
and FOR styles % unusual distinction
the prices are unusually low. There
is certainly a wonderful assortment
OF STYLES in all sizes. regular and ax-
ira.
II. & ks waist department has
gained such warranted popularity
that it is truly the most popular place
IA town and gathered about its coun-
ters are women who seek the most
clever styles and distinctive touches
who have found that they can always
secure just what they want at the
M & K The prices please them toe
for they are much less than one
would expect 10 pay for such fas-
cinatiug models.
That marvellous sale Of women's fail
shoes is now AT its height and as it
viii not continue much longer those
wishing TO take advantage OF a 20
per cent discount on all the newest
fall styles in womens footwear should
make haste,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10

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a. : lfttle -aaafion 0r some r-es--
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,,.e~e $50 from hin, q 1-Bifs -e,'
r.ol,74 long to he back II Won rz4
q FRANCE II why not 20 for a visit ef+1
F,.fa7,4e ~ r1ratfuas ~ have aim ao. ft5
lsree fbat he ia nervaue around III.
Lorsa He saa74s ~ he q po9F man
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rigbr r. nll+rfno nm With +ra rttfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Household Hints

Line pie plate with pastry. pour in
mixture and bake about 20 minutes In
moderate oven.
Make q meriueue Of the egg whites
and two tablespoons powdered sugar.
aeap on the pie and cook 10 minutes
IN slow oven
Elderbarry Pie-Terv few peoDle
understand how to make elderbarrv
pie owing to tine lack st sugar in max
Ing them. To one quart can Of elder
berries add two cups sugar. stir in
two tablespoons corustarch This
makes two large pies
Lemon Pie with Two Crus4s-1ufca
and grated rln3 Of one lemon. two
tablespoons corustareh. two cups boil
ing wa-er. two cups Erauu lated sugar.
two eggs well beaten. small piece Of
butter
Dissolve c0rHstarcb in little Geld
water Stir in the boiling water add
sugar and eggs ana. last. the butter
COOK I'D double boiler until thick stir
ring an TIE time Bake In two crusfs
This viii make two pies
Lemon Pie zone Crusu-Oue lem
ons Juice and Tiod1, one cup sugar.
Cwo eggs. one cup milk. TWO. teaspoons
-four. one teaspoon butter. Cream
butter and sugar add -four. mix veIks
With butter and sugar. add grated rfnd
o lemon, then juice. then milk Last
stir in well beaten whites Of eggs
Bake II one crust Bake crust win
pte)
Raisin Ple-C2e cup sugar. one run
chopped raisIns. ore cup sour min
one egg STIR all together and bake
with two Crusts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
lIric nenarimenI FrIday.

The first meeting Of autumn Of the
civic department of the Rock Island
Woman's club viii be held Friday aft
ernoon at 80 IN the parIors of the
Masonic temple The speaker Of the
afternoon Will be Mrs. Frank Gates
Allen of Moline who has taken as her
subject. The National Defense" The
address will be preceded by reports
from the summer work under the d.
Tection of the department Mrs c. X
Mixter Will report for the street vigi-
ilance committee and fer the play
grounds the following will report:
Mrs " NJ Walker, Miss Lille Roth
Mrs, J " Houder, Miss Mary Heelon
and Miss Mary Quayle Mrs. c. f
Sharpe Will report for the finance com
mittee and the membership nominal
ing committee viii be elected at this
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10


Conditions for Answered Prayer
The ladies. bible class will meet
with Mrs. John Reed. 1914 Twentieth
avenue. for the monthly session Fri
day afternoon.
The Saukenuk Camp Fire girls viii
hold an "eat sale at the Red Cross
pharmacy on Saturday, Sept. Is Pies,
cookies. bread. fruit, meats. etc, etc,
viii be for sale The proceeds are to
60 10 the Red Cross and war fund
The tbird illustrated sermon VIII
be given next Sunday evening. the
subject being, With Paul On Mars
HiIL7
United Presbyterian The session
viii meet this evening at S at the
parsonage.
The executive committee of the
Youns Peoples society VIII meet this
evening with Miss Besse Bryan 1928
Tenth avenue.
Rock Island presbytery viii meet
tomorrow" 1t Hanover for the install
lation Of Rev d. T. Mcbride as pas
Tor Of the Hanover church Chris
tan Keller and Rev. J. l.. Vance viii
attend the meeting
Nid-week prayer services VIII be
held Wednesday evening at the
church
The Young Peoples Christian union
viii meet tor a business and social
session Friday evening in the home
OF Miss Gladys Wilson. BIB Twelfth
avenue.
Cleland Presbyterian-The Camp
Fire and Blue Bird girls viii meet
with Mrs Thomas Hughes. 2426
Twelfth street. tomorrow afternoon al
Prayer and bible study services viii
be held Wednesday evening al the
church
The Ladies. AID society will meet
Wednesday afternoon IN the home OF
MIS-. Thomas Hughes 24z6 Twelfth
street.
Second Christian-The Tri-Civ
Evangelstic association viii meet this
evening AT the church for the cleo
ton of officers
Tuesday evening the Loyal Daugh-
tiers will meet with Mrs. Violet Red
dig. 6I3 Thirteenth avenue.
Wednesday afternoon al the church
the Ladies' Aid society VIII meet
Thursday evening the official board
viii meet at the church
south Park Presbyterian This
evening the Intermediate Young Peo-
Piles society VIII meet for ID business
and social session.
Tuesday the church VIII be open
from g 80 to $50 for The use OF the
Red Cross.
Wednesday afternoon at 4:15 the
Juniors Will meet al the church.
Prayer services and teachers train
ing class VIII he held . z.30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10


Zion Lutheran The Mems society
VIII meet this evening with J. NJ
Anderson. 3II9 Tenth avenue
meet fhfs evening with Irving Olson.
$500 Eighth avenue.
Tuesday evening the AuguStana
branch Of the Woman $ Christian Tenn
perauce union viii meet with Mrs.
August SamueIson, 1870 Thirty second
street.
The SUNDAY school teachers VIII
PRAYER services VIII he held We'd
nesdaE evening in the home of Gustaf
Nelson. Thirty-nInth street and JhIr-
teenth avenue.
The confirmation cIass~wilI meet at
3 Saturday afternoon in the church.
Oak Grove United Presbyterian
The Juniors viii meet at Ia Tues
day al the church.
Tuesday evening at the Boy
Scouts viii meet at the church
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies
Aid and Mission society viii meet at
I he present TO assist in opening the
fail work
Friday evening at the home Of Rev
and Mrs NJ I. <afH. 1890 TWENTY
fourth-and-a-half street. viii be held
q business and social session of the
Young Peoples society
spencer Memorial Hethodist-Pray-
evening at 1.30 at the church.
The Woman's Home Mission society
viii meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. f. Wood. Thir6v-efghth street
and Eighteenth avenue.
The Sunday school and Epw0rth
/ league will convene as usual next
Sunday. but there viii be no preach
ing services during the absence OF the
Evangelical Church Of Peace-The
monthly meeting of the Young Pe0-
Piles society viii be held this even
ing at the church and a full attend
ance of members is desired
Tuesday evening AT $50 The choir
VIII resume it's rehearsals
Thursday afternoon the Ladies
. Sewing society viii meet at the
church.
sunday n7orni0r Fsng5fsh services
viii be held al the church
Edgcwo0d Bartist-A ralIv for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
uomecomIne on AHni,ersary.

Euasra Rabacea lodge $50, III. wall
observe a homecoming on the 66ta am
nlyarzarv az the organization Of Re
beeeas. FRIDAY. Sept II. al Odd Eel
lows han. An anniversary service
pranared by the order viii be carried
Qua ana plans are being made d en-
terrain d large number Of people E1a-
itinR members OF Tire order have been
issued special invitation 10 be pres
eut at this meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Herman kOuf.

Rev. Samuel EanPelt. as pastor Of
the First Methodist church, at the par
sonage Saturday afternoon oHc.ated
al the marriage Of Miss Florence T.
k0pf and William II Biermau. both Of
MuscatiBe Mr. Biermau is farmer
living near Muscariue. and that city
viii be the new home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Mystic Workers, Dancing Party

Following the business meeting of
Arsenal lodge, No. 1886 Mystic Work
ers. Saturday evening, 30 couples en-
joyed q dancing party al Odd Fellows
hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10
Bargain AisIe" Specials
On Sale for 7 tuesday,

A complete change Of specials daily. on the
main floor Bargain Aisles"-rnerchandise tax
en- from departments all over the store, com
posed of special purchases" odds and ends"
reduced in price for one days selling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-10

Immanuel'< Lutheran-The Juui,
branch of the Young Peoples socie
VIII meet tomorrow evening for
business session at the church
The Junior Ladies' society wi
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mr.
T. r. Scherer on the Tbirty-eigbt
street road.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-01-18
HOW TO CHECK THAT COLD.

When it is painful to breathe and
fever sends chills up and down
your back, you are in for cold.
A timely dose Of DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey will stop the sneezes
and sniflles. The pine balsam
loosens the phlegm and clears the
bronchial tubes, the honey sOothes
and relieves the sore throat. The
antiseptic qualities kill the germ
and the congested condition is re-
lieved. Group, whooping c"ngh
and chronic bronchial affections
quickly relieved. AT all druggists
25c. ady.