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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
WAR BREAD |MPAR1S
STRENGTH. TESTS SHOW
petfcr Than Whole Wheat Prod
uct. Experiments With luhef
culat Patients Disclose

toni.n. Nrrl 70 fho nntish var
laead haa hcou stnltta afai aud shflsfsatl
H., a committee af ientf4ts aftet q sefios
nf to4ta conducted ~ tie lahafafHfles 4
Cambridge. Glasgow and London fia
ycfsitie7 and ~ ntifnl - II tant3tfes
and h"=pitfl=
rha committee ands fhaf bread eeH
,o4cd nl whole vheat tlanr mlsni Rth ~
per cont ,f other eofoals Is mt only SUITED
- an ages and iiEeattsns Tut aEs9 giN9s
higher rcironfaRe e enefE}
rho laalca usad II the experiments
were lalnd tralu flour uslled tWdef tire
personal silet> l4ian u \ ! liHmfdtnea
t,rr4i,lrut ii tho National NsseslaflaH at
ilr,iieh and Iu@h Miller 80 Iressa=
tran uns ninlffe,i - mabe fhe experiment 8
raturlrfa aud every result vas WORKED
ont IN a settes - tal lets
Nt ep,e fartory N l3k shire. he te7fs
vero applied t. group u ~ mon. TN"
women. and two obl'lren i Ras theF
sole road supply ier period et t4a
months and thcl Refs under inedfea
srporvl4jon throughout Ia a" sass tild
IT, cause ,FFrstian trout l. pni NJ certain
caaes health seemed te improve during -
use
When tho mlxod hreul MS trlsd an
tvonf, -hvc patients suffering from tas
hefruln,s Il Vas found that the tread
! was preferred u the nalorlty 81 IN"
patients all Of whom had nere ar less
impaired digestion Most Of the patients
gained v,leht duug the period they
uero under oi seltntlon
The report of he cammlttee savs he
mann tact estai llshod IS that the human
| body can make etier use 81 tho parts at
thc wheat gram nhlch have uthefta been
discarded tban the pigs aud poultry 70
which these rlch and nutrient ~ products
of milling have heen gwen n the past
/ The country has gained enormously ~
| food and energy from the compulsory
! inclusion IN the loaf Of these h1 products
! Tho gam can he expressed IA definite
! +, rms as IN increase Of tn hillian ealor4es
of energy ON the wheat mlllca zach tear
! IN this country. or enough to eNtend the
cereal supply Of energy fof more than a
! month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
CUBA WITH ALLIES
IN WAR ON TtOTONS
Island Changed From HOthed o'
Espionage to Hot Place
For tho Hun

Havana cuba Nav IA Cuba : pride
III the great wartime contribution wh'"h
she ls making as an Allied nation 'n the
cause nf Democracy viii be eNpr"sS7d
throughout The island republic tomorr'FN
cuba : national huliday and the anul
yer@qrv d her independence. p" date
marks as we'll thls wear the first annver
saTv ol tho second term ~ tho presidency
III General Nartn I, NIenocal Who took
thr lead among III LATIN Ameucan eEeo'l-
tlvr@ over Ncsr aEn ~ moving iNr ah
alliance with the mtcd states ~ the war
agalnsl l,crma1v
III addition to iciicltatlons by the mem-
hors of the Diplomatic Corps IA Havana
The capual horr viii witness 2 military
narade and review through streets which
!, n evpecfod will he thronged with
pooplc and decorated with tho tiaFs oi th"
Allies \ naval review will be held under
the plIns oi historic Moro astlo. there
will he puhhc addresses. concerts and .
general cessation oi business
The hohdav means more this wear than
c,-rr before Tor Cuba : economic service
to tho Aihcd cause has been SO intensified
hy events Of the past few months that
the ,-vln-the-war spirit viii predomlnate
+ IN the various features oi the blg Celehra-
( ton
! The huiidav comes at the conclusion ot a
/ campaign wherein Cuba raised s5.5m.Wh
/ for the third United States Liberty Loan
when Cuba aviation unit IS preparing
/ for action. when the Cuban Red Cross IS
ready 10 take the field and when II IS al
most assured that the Cuban sugar crop
this wear will he the greatest IN thc world
history Therefore IT Is felt hep that
international interest attaches more than
ever before to Cuhas progress ndcr
President Menocals personal direction.
Cuba has been changed from q supp, sed
hotbed of German cspiO mage into hot
place Of the Hun. and German propagan
dIsts have either been interned or forced &c
leave the island forever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

Evaer5nr in tranoo. ''Ie ra
tnoaa # 'b- faarll, woa7
1890 although fee =rnn.l far
bs., bept m fuplul atuaH 1900
1909 4a ia' me tn ta ta
eofue pnpIar annng .te n9l'
Warte lauIf.fuer
Taeer. .ljea .r ulrrlai sussr er=
# latge tulf,tl h-ra eggs euI Ire ~
ehang.z sfeu ri ta.e Ht'io f. ru
she.r nvpp T.,ar.ile datte u.ks
tieal trel,u ilr orn gn u]
pr.F rlfIi ir-ng 'taf -
~ pra Efesng H.~h ,athrr her t'trr-
~. ~ ftfno fhr reaoN The 1re'ttrrg
mt p,rsj 't +H nntt ".d
tlcs ua s.n.i riral rar size
fr.fa + .atris Nfrn h.i'r
maar,t n - r,sh h-es-o
.Ife.r ..+ts.- 3.. .t-
,.g tHs, saa
iie,a .sI. ta, Iuure ,tau a, r's
pucl .ae a hr
ft.arg 81 f. r~a'.
fare fa- al.a I' a-n
IT, a.l. ti-..fr h=e f rrr t.--
lime atr.r .i r,r
lla "r ga
I sNrr. t-..iye4 a,i .t.rrt~r
s.. ..,a,ot RE .fa~.eI
s.H"g '""-r
| nsr II, .I5tau radn
! e.I .,fe gcvrrd- M ai.
/ If, ru,.tlrd Ie..=,f rth gasoline od
/ alIcd r5tt ar.- re irg ratcrfei aet'
tte la.rrr -haf.1 ir -i,'e~rstr rl
afra.,I e-tg 1, arl#virv uttt,frr
| iueErt II .,L,tew t arv0 a"vAi
/ IF zatt -rno.fa- -rf.al ..g
acid Is t.ta.snc.f.e .v,tIo ~orfetc
atqro assists f"ri= 'r 5ros +nrr"
-oi..r= H parasites t arinv'ng .ten
.rfth 50 ne+,uei for IHa' ha'ts WIN
Harl should sevr tz lnst-heth ir .ur
fine tn @'inrs peri IF 'hf as' n
,ard While 4t Il hsc.lroEtrV tn se'
fav.l= ,rIzt,ng a==,duouzlr indicating 2.
II 4ne4 the presume II icr lE
pif.rarf af thr,r efforts to curhat Them
lnzrrt tnvder : aIfen utsad artt tt'
.luat -rhrn 4 Is n protected anv h..
hafI E 4z pesorftal as Wofrr
kff,r tfus rgid elnanfng tar1 E.
If lrauhurss nrrreeitattug .rcu1euf
tnnvaI III Hltb ai.d f~prrttnr M faaS' Il
rnuzf ~ uatuta atued
ursiru nrrARrnr~r rs run 0'"F
IN -vstematt5ed business roots r
cleaned a allotted -lWrS II hora .7~-
interest attaches ta therr .sS
method hij eoaps nd ar'oder haH7e
should haTa flriaGEh aHrng 'tn ih
ter rrnuerIr tse. should Hrs'
Jee,,pd tacp 4sserlhied NJ some t'rt.
spot undesirable a sparrow 'r1'H
fowIe t3 tIEetuRto ln sprung 'e
should lie vnl'enaStod SPRAYED "ih
.hr nbltcvssh myi1rc A" coop "f
the cast '1lnt u disease IL .ee zH"ll
5e lsed except after thorough eaHtua
and then anr after 'ho .apse Fl r
teryaI tine IF the cheapest ni ne~
luseotieides IS gasoline squirt ~
corners with an III 'an ~tr"H4 d'pS 9r
good huf unt 80 penetrating e
lmied -0lutan q Iwc, sulphur ud aa
for san Jose sraie rs eu s>re,Ieut -urf
, ami may - substituted f"r Ntte"7Si
Dirf Aonrs neve au" 3es4r1he t0atHf
! \Iovtng 'he .4op furnishes ie8u Haa
BOARD Ha9r4 au.st r. vep dar
, actaslonuiIt t8suiorfed
,Iuet t>FEcrtHFe
<ot aI germaIe~ " H-e '.la
but aarne t4s,afe,tauts operate .HI4
Ihe Inst 20 rusap inct@i' 'Hfi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
A HAPPY TIP.
By George Matthew Adams.

Lift your eyes and look ahead
| Stretch your legs and point them
forward. Take s. long and healthy
breath. Say that you are glal to bc
around
Smile q little. trot a little Lend
hand right here and now
Teach yoW Tram 70 think and
ponder Figure out just what % do
Laugh al every ghost of failure
Pinch yourself and know you're
all alive
Smile little, trot little. Lend
a hand right here and now
What vou nrc is what you do
What YOU say is what YOU think.
All the worlds q friend q yours, i
. YOU give and serve And take
what's coming ~ YOU 50
Smile a little, trot little. Lend
. hand right here and now.
All your faults are merely human
When YOU sin, you just mistake
Lies a battle and game Fight
YOU must Win or lose You may.
Neither counts YOU out, if you'll
Smile little, trot little Lend
hand right here and Now
++t+++++++++f++t++1ftttt+*tttt+t+t+1tI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS.
Closing Exercises of the Convention
Held Here Today.

The closing session of the convention
Al the Primitive Baptist Church. 1904
jefferson street was hold yesterday !
business meeting preceded the service, IN
which Elders Ewbanks, Mcconnell, shaw,
Hardy. Vaughn and W ; Alexander Of
Elsmerc participated
The meeting next will be held with the
church at Cowmarsh, Kent county, AZ o
date IN May to be later determined on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
LITTLE BENNY NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape
The Park Ave. News

Spoarts Puds Simkins, Benny Potts
and Leroy Shooster was having a catcth
last Satidday, and fellows in long pans,
came along and got in it, not catching
eny better than Puds Simkns, Benny
Potts and Leroy Shooster however
Sissiety Mir Artie Alexander went
in q sertin candy store last Thersday
to buy , sents werth. and he was sampel-
ing diffrcnt kinds to see wich kind he
wlinted, and jest as he was going to eat
his 18th sample the lady insulted him by
making him put it back agen. Mr..
Alexander ses he woodent deel there eny
more if YOU paid HIM.
Intrlstlng Packs About Intrlsting Pee
pie Wunts wen Ed Wernick was about
4 yecrs old he got lost and had a free
ride to the station house in 81 patrol wag-
gin, but he says he was too young at the
time To inlOy it.
Pome by Skinny Martin
Ignorants Is Bliss
] was wawking along wisseling happily,
Which ! generelly do as a rule
And all of sudding | suddlnly stopped,
Because | remembered was going to skOol
Incurable Accident. Sam Crosses new
watch broak last Sundey on account OF
him dropping il for the 3rd time, and
Sam Cross tried 80 hard TO fix it that now
even the jewler cant fix it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
GoIiect Money in Flag.

During the Rcd Cross parade Thursday
night about So vas thrown INTO the
American flag carried h5 members of
Wancta Council = afP \ SIDE collection
was taken up and the culture atrount
turned over to the Rcd C'rass fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
WAR Gardens. 4 pocket guide for hnom'

w ar traFuens. = IF'VN ETFT7I' - :.
vegetable growers By Montague Free
head gardener Brooklyn Botanic Tar,
den New York City Harper and
brothers Price 30 cents, net
The garden and the gardener are here
"a STA, Those WHO began last year as
var gardeners will continue once 4
gardener. always gardener The Amer-
ran people have found out the JOYS OF sec
ine things grow, and the deliclousness OF d,
tho fresh vegetable. and their gardens VIII
outlye the war, That IS why books on
gardening a1e beng eagerly read. and why,
Tho, arc being written by practical
It L the practical, result producing
gardener from whom the public wants to
learn and such gardener IS Montague
Free. whose gardens are an example tn the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.
"rhc Hnppiest Time Of Their Lives.

"Thc Hnppiest Time Of Their Lives.
Nv Alice Duer Miller Illustrated by
Paul Meylan New York City. The
Century Co, 353 Fourth avenue. Price,
81 40
Once more the story IL among The
Smart Set of New York. a class and n city
which Mrs Miller knows so well that sho
can write about the one with unriaunl CON
yincipgncss md about the other with
both convincinpness and affection he
Heppiest Time Of Their Lives is love
story from the first page to the last, love
story of most lkabe young man and n
charming girl. and the author "a on the
side of the lovers Mrs Miller strikes IN
this story gravcr and kinder note than
any uf her novels. though IT contains
all her usual galety and wit
Alice pucr. Miller - the author oi
Come cut of the Kitchen and ladies
Must Live \ volume of her poems ni7n 4.
Wings IN tho Night. has Just been
pn,blshod In q recent autohlograrhical
note she said TINT her FIRST passion was Tor
astronomy and that she went to college
tRernardl 10 specialize IN That and higher
mathematics But a few months after she
left college she married and went Ia llve ~
Central America where her husband had
husincas There, she says he beauty
n( the tropics. the necessities oi small IN
co,na and tho influence Ol a companion
moro Interested IN English siNlr than ~
calculus. turned my attention more anti
moro to writing. and ! hnve worked hard
a, i cvct since Mrs NIilnr has also
takon a prnminont placo ~ the woman
suffrage movement
Received Of the publishers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
! IL IN ~ ~ a.
IQnnrantS Is Bliss

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved TO the salts
t-.-..Aa al many and will be 70 you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
The Enchanted lsnrn.

tutz. with frontisl,iece IN color Phiiaa
lclphia, IA u lipplnentt -
Price. 81 81. not
Did Won ever look fot tho poi 81 gold ~
the ond nf The rainhoW2 Il tnkea iinRginA.
ton and courage 10 faec the danRera aud
difficulties If the wRy 10 Shirley llellisf"f
proved when sho found the Enchanted
tern NJ the glowing l'asf ~ the magle low
Nhai room for rninnnee. for nniltneh
ing co,irnVr for daring. could there be -
the drnh routine II a modern offee4 How
tlid thip hlue eyed, fir hnlred silr ei q
plrl stenoyfepher become fntalYed III
,norncntouq n4aire. tin eeoief 81 dtana
thrilling enough % etir the eaolest hltfadf
She vne little heroine y nature 1t
course ~ The lfrye fotur ereeaone ief
courage IN the noai natlfal WY ~ The
world SbitIov'a proat fatnnuee eelte -
her Tho Ifncltentcd Ra'n eeeiued ta her
NJ fret only q wclrnuo rrfuee - tide over
summer need u hen hei invalid pothei
and the Younger children sa1ghf eeeaue
from sitting lfick wills il sitt ba' /
street
nnt ihero voq rufhanimenf ~ = ne
doubt II that and Tie fsnpled thteed 81
her adventures vaa eaan vorea lnta 9
wei, nf gorgeous tapestry llof" wa hef
| knight The a"uor0na Young ewnet h'
| father Financial lnapnafc. the eelndlina
promoters 81 plti,iinR erhenle et high
| fuancn. the government contract whose
| hptrayal meant tlieeater Tho snddef
th,usiine urou @hrles 4 tasronsifillfs
| fnr tho aafei, If greai interests onai be-
uen life a,d ~ tlt end teuafd - ~
expected as i vas leIiehtfni
u Is rlhtmior tafn4ffee. 18th g hetetn'
rs ntipnal ~ ah, # ealn sgessfIa aaa ttel
spirited reader uite eass stth slfls'
an her ad,rnt1rana jalulie{ and $ h. Ie.,ff
/ th, aa,rrt II fha nehente iefn taa'
gain froal courage - asfk bis a9n - {
| pold 81 tho Fauf ~ fie rninlev IL 5stti
~ enp rate. draw lanp lfsaif = eatfa
fa,,;,,,, I.r.o,,s, @l,tla.. lee liasa1 -.
| Tho aet,lal would naf sometime Eflag {
rcalyat,nn tho ,ir.ama 4 faiih
laroiy,.i ~ fhn rnliiahefa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
SANDMAN STORY.
BY Mrs. F. A. Walker.
TOPSY.

ropvrtuht 1918. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate. New Fork CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

people of Bronltlrn. In hia little book, Mr.
Free tells about implements. soils, seeds,
fertilizers, how to plan The garden, what to
grow in various kinds of aoia, transplant. !.
ing, insect cnemica. aud the culture ~
vegetables in particular Ills table Tor
depth and time OF planting IL n fine guido
for the inexperienced and his adviee on
harvesting and storing will be oi great use
later in the season All this II ~ little
handbook of pocket size. TINT can he tead
hn train or trolley nnd prnctiCei ~ 'ie
little home pnrtlen mornings md evenings
Mr. Free points oui not only the whole.
soneucaa of fresh veaetahl"a ~ fuod, aud
their economic value, Int he teininds us
that they free other fo0da FOR on alice
and that gardening is guiding the Atneri-
can people toward better henlth, with Ices
resilcssness md NERVOUSNESS.
Received If the Inlbiahers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
ICLEANLIN AND SANTA
TION IN THE POULTRY COOP
Safeguarding the Fowls in the
Interest of Thrift.
Disinfectants and Insectic des
to Combat Disease and Yer
min.
~ NtFFs Kelsey tfuE
rtartical Poultry woman

Aa we acquire knowledge Of die
eases and their origin, we awake io
tho necessity of protecting our
nouItrr from infection. Liberal use
of simple. inexpensive sprays and
Insecticides increases The layers
efficiency by making them comfort
able. For baby poultry u rulilplies
chances Of life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
BABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
HAF,HIN.t .t-.t f-rw kuf. .I-. for'
- .-tst-.I .flr. rnt flrra1 FOR
|UiN gi. .rr hundred.
~ 4uarad rfte for saeci.4
". g.. REC KWITH
9I.N FD>. MARY l.AND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

EIangelS gre among nc best sue
rulpnf feeds for poultry hoy are
rehshed ~ hens ard rnIcks. and
The, arc an economical food Next
yeeks artirin -uS tow ~ grow
store and feed hem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

<ot all germapie- VI
but aaue tls,nfe' t4u's epsfste
The Inst 80 cheap. thoieu' mi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
HELP SAVE OUR BOYS FROM
GERMAN POISON GAS

A nationwide campaign for the
collection of certain fruit stones and
nut shells must be vigorously carried
on Immediately. These materials are
urgently needed TO make carbon,
which Is TO protect our men overseas
from German poison gas The fol-
lowing materials are TO be collected:
peach stones or seeds, apricot pits,
prune pits, date seeds, cherry pits.
Brazil nut shells, walnut shells, hick-
ory nut shells and butternu; shells.
IL is not necessary 10 separate these
various materials They may be mix
ed indiscriminately. Any of these ar
ticles, no matter how old. will be ae-
eepted- They should be thoroly dried
in ovens or in the sun before being
urned into collection centers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
X X x X < K
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

C. l.. Ross of Crested Butte left last
Wednesday for Denver.
Mrs. Geo. Morris and Mrs. Kessler
were in from Ohio City last Wednes-
day.
X. l.. Brown, Division Agcn. of the
d. & r. G., came in from Grand juno
ton Wednesday.
Mervin Ivy, who is employed by
the Searchlight Mining Company. left
Wednesday for Pitkin to hunt the
luckless deer.
Percival Coombes of Delta was a
X. b. Judy left N-,ln' ia:,v for a
business trip TO D-n 'er AMI the east
ern part of the state.
E. c. Middlebrook, owner of the
Golden Rule store at Crested Butte,
was in Gunnison on a business trip
the latter part of last week.
Gus Lindquist left Wednesday for
She iie tNplS-f " Df S.oflt lNO
or three weeks, and is figuring on go
ing over to Rock Island to see his
brother before coming back.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of Colorado
Springs, who has been visiting during
the summer at Crested Butte, returned
to her home Sunday. She stopped over
Saturday night with Mrs. Mary A.
Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Dickinson, Mrs. Scheiren-
beck, Mrs. Geo. Williams, Mrs. C. A.
Metcalf, and A. P. Nelson, all came
down from Pitkin Tuesday last to at
tend the LeJune funeral.
In a letter of .ecent date, Miss
Alberta Rogers, formerly nf the Nor
NAL school faculty, states that she is
on tie point of sailing So some of
the faculty members planned lit
tie entertainment fo- her as she goes
across the pond. A pa a,kaxe has been
sent which contains letters anil valua-
BILE ard costly presents. su..h as Life
Savers, chewing grm, and the ike,
These letters and packages are TO be
opened by Miss Rogers. several das,
and in this way, she will receive mois
each day OF tie trip across the Wild
Atlantic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE
PATENT.

Mlll.site Lcde. Sur. No. 1920. Serial
No. 0i275l.
y. s Dist. Land onice. Montrose.
Notice is hereby given. that in pur-
suance Of an Act Of Congress approved
May 10. 1879. Loui weiss. whose post
office address 10 lola. Colorado. has
made application for patent for the
Mill-Site Lode Mining Claim. embrace
Ing a total area of 16.o01 acres, form
ing a part Of the Nh OF Sec. Z. T. ~ N.
r. W., N. N. r. NJ. situate In the Do
mingo Mining District. Gunnison Coun-
ty. Colorado. described by the official
plat and field notes on flle in the Office
of the Register of the Montrose Land
Dstrict. Colorado. as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No: l. whence the
T Cor. S.:Is ses s s..1.s: = n 3 n,Ss,!: |. y y
maui minute. ,.; hsnse IS 20 y Coz Sss ss.Ds: g
s. g degrees is minutss = 1871 g
minutes W. $40 r.. TO Cor. No. Z: thence
g. SO degrees w. 1910 n. to Cor. No. I,
the place Of Observation-Disclosures II
degrees Is minutes e.
Adjoining and conflicting clains-
which surface ground In conflict II ex.
cepted-are Humming Bird and Iron
Glad. Sur. No. lo910. Golden Slipper.
Sur. No. 1879 Yellow Rose and Eclipse.
Date OF Posting this notice Aug.
6, 1918.
o. c. SKINNER,
Register.
First Publication. August 3. 1918
Last Publication. October 4. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
TIN SHORTAGE is SERIOUS

All the industries of the L. 6. are
dependent upon tin in some form or
other. 1t would be impossible to oper-
ate a steamer on the ocean or to build
a railroad car if we did not have tin.
A tin famine confronts the country.
The forms in which tin worth col
lecting may be found are limited to
three. These are: First, Foil of every
kind, because all contains n sufficient
proportion of tin to be of value. To-
bacco foil, chocolate foil, chewing gum
foil, cigarette foil. Second: Collaps-
ible tubes such as contain tooth paste,
shaving cream, salve, paints, etc.
Third: Pewter articles. Let US all be-
gin to save these materials, AMI with
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
SAVE THE INTEREST ON
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS

Between now and the end of the
year interest coupon of the First, Sec
ond, and Third Liberty Loan issues
will mature, which in most cases can
be very well converted into War Saw
ings Stamps. Gunnison County is
somewhat behind in her quota of War
Savings Stamps, but if all owners OF
Liberty Bonds will invest their inter
est coupons in War Savings Stamps.
it will assist very materially in filling
more nearly our quota.
JAMES HERBERT KELLEY,
County Director War Savings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
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caough and irritation of the throat.
Foley's Honey and Tar relieved me;
after taking one bottle, the cough
ceased" No medicine stands higher
as family remedy for coughs for
children and grown-ups.
WALKERS DRUG STORE
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04

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