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Evening journal., 1918-05-08
HOLLAND CHILDREN STARYE,
WHO WILL HELP THEM?

1T T. no lnfrequent sight to see
little children faint or drop dead from
lack OF proper food on Market and
King streets The city stores are sell
ing nour made OF ground hyacinth
bulbs. which Is am there Is TO make
bread out ~. I'm Delaware There are
but twenty-seven horses, and about as
many COWS left In the Stale, as they
have had 90 be killed FOR lack Of fod-
der Practically all OF the children OF
Canada are sus3ring from tubercu-
losls. and hundreds OF them have been
brought Co Wilmington. but there is
very little food for them here"
Such a statement. " true of this city,
would arouse everybody 90 help lhe
children. 10 is true in Holland, a neu-
trial country. Little Belgian refugee
are dropping dead on the streets there,
and there is little lefl ln Holland 10 give
them. asserts Miss Hendrics Van der
Filler, a Belgian court lady, who Will DE
n Wilmington tomorrow in their he
& half. She says thg Dutch are llVins On
bread made from tulip babs and tea
from the same bulbs, and all the nne
cattle and horses are heing killed for
lack OF feed for them In Amsterdam
D they have no lights at night, and even
, the Queen OF Holland sat In an abso-
lutely cold room last winter.
Miss Van der Filler has come TO Amer
. lea on behalf OF a committee which Is
: raising a million dollars Co build
garden city for Belgian widows and or
y, phans. There viii be little brick house
with a garden plot. each TO give hom
3, 20 a widow and seven orphans, provid
~ inc in all for 300 widows and POO OF
phans The million dollars will provid
for them for twenty years and give th
!. children schooling and an education D
y. some craft There are 10000 refugee
~ OF an nationahties In Holland at thi
u time. said Miss Van der Filler llollan
-, has done all she can. and Is sunerin
~ from want hersef, and must appeal
America for the refC gees. Miss Van d'
t, Filler intends TO give the rest OF her l
~ 20 this relief work, and AS prominel
na Hollanders are paying all the expens
"a of this campaign In the United state
"a. every cent given 60 her or sent 20 u
~ Wilmington committee. Of which RIG
~. ard Reese is treasurer, VIII 20 direct
Ne the Belgian orphans.
a ,a Miss Van der Flier VIII address O
Jus noon luncheon OF the Rotary Club
., row. fonOvlne tha, ne pubic S
~. rned - irr.peci an, etn'b' %, sruc
nsde by Belgian refugees elt so.dle
l'e when wnl be held free IN .he no
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
COURT IS LENIEHI
On TWO PRISONERS

Justice was tempered with leniencT
today in court Room so. 4. Of General
Sessions, where Judge Rice presided,
number Of prisoners pleading guilty 10
,hc offences charged 20 lhem and throw
Ing themselves upon lhe mercy OF 'he
court.
The nfst or those was George Stew
ems. indicted on ihe ciarse OF larceny
OF goods belonging 20 ihe Wilmington
steamboat Company. stevens is Sus-
sex county man. but his wife and family
now live at Marcus Hook ile 9as cm-
ploycd by johnson Brothers at One Time
of NE offence and drove ono of their
wagons White ai lhe wharf o. The
Wilmington Steamboat Company he Is
alleged iO have stolen carton or Ti5ar
and case 0f CANNED goods. lIs coun-
, sol. Daniel %. Hastings. said ttat about
, lhe dernnflnfa only flult Ws nfra,-
, nnI Gro free usc of NTl0r uul
, stevens promised lo pledge himself 20
a abstain from drinking FOR NJ least
N rUl- ln case lnH court eranIcu Mf
IA Hastings request that ha client n'
b pl.o'cd judge Rice considered ihe ease
n an exceptional one and after 5icNen'
20 had promised lo live bcits ho wat
10 nlr0led for ONE yelr io Assent stout o
o .he Humluo Societies Die NiH p1y u
10 costs of lhc ease.
boz MlBrd Nayio- O col0rcd youth ac
20 cused of larceny. was next before lh
IN court lerlag when Doe came mp To
I'd arraignmcnt therc Was a question as 2
No his axe. There heine doubt as io whcine
lO the case yas one Tor iho jurisdiction
lO ihe Juvenile Court orr General slon
"a lns mother was requested Go produc
ncr family Bible which showed the dal
10 of lhe prisoners birth lo hoye heon ia'
- i'm December. 1900 This nude him MOI
"a mrn AZ yours Old and therefore Wuh
2. hc Jurisdiction oi General sessions.
cd dsy hc entered plea of el.liy ana %
no. counsel. Frank Ball. made an appe'
a- ing plea for mercy saying THAT Naln
rs. had beon a good boy in school lnat
was his hrst offence and ihsi ne nop
the court would give lne prisoner "a
other chance.
Aflor htaring testimony regardi
Naylors character as a school pupil a.
III at home Judeo Rice said Tho court W
" minded 20 give him 70 opportunity
.,. correct hs misd0.nF and io become
ov eood man and citizen. he was tcco'
me ngly paroled FOR "a year in CUSTODY
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
IS Years N Poison
30 LASHES FOR COX
Negro Convicted OiChlcken
Stealing, Pleads Guilty
TO Breaking House
HAS SPENT 10
YEARS IN JAIL

George Cox. Negro. viii spend inc
next i6 years OF his life in the county
worbhouse and on next Saturday week
viii be whipped with 30 lashes as a re-
sult OF his conviction in Court OF Cen
eral Sessions this morning on lwo
charges of larceny Of chickens and OF
his pleading guilty 90 one charge OF
breaking and entering TWO otner
charges or breaking and entering
against him were retired by Deputy At
torney General Green.
4 on charge Of larceny OF twelve
chickens from Thom-j b. Mckinney on
February p. he was sentenced TO serF'
three years imprisonment TO I've whip
ned with five lashes and to pay s52 re-
stituiion money and the costs OF tn'
case ON a second charge OF larceny o
t,yentv-one chickens from Mary Wych
erlv. ne was sentenced to serve thre
wears Imprisonment, 20 pay s39 restilu
r tlon money. and 90 be whipped VIII
r five lashes and pay the costs OF u
Z case For breaking and entering IN
, home OF Vincent Davis, he was sen
fenced 90 ten years Imprisonment, l
be whipped with twenty lashes, ana I
nav siOO fine and the costs of prosecl
lion. Cox stood trial on the TWO ial
ceny indictments and was convicted, D,
Z pleaded guilty 20 the breaking ana el
}. tering charge
n cox has spent the last ten wears
& isn he was sentenced in 1909 to $
wears Imprisonment for larceny, peii
released in i0il In August OF IN
~ wear he was again before the cou
x and was sent over" FOR four mo
wears. but was released August I'D. "a
IT wear He was arrested the INST ol u
ID wear after a number ot chicken rN
p had been made by him
-- John Williams. Ncgro, arves1 r' ""
ai Coz 0as convicted tcuay m one cia'
ld o. larceny or chickens but 7fhlel
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
.S2,l60.720 Goes INTO.
New CITY building

According 10 The report OF building
operations during the year endins Apri
80 last. as submitted t0 City Council
by Ellis p Preston. building Inspector
the total number " permits issued was
si2. with a valuation OF s2,i6Ol243l.
Fees collected amounted io s322o 90.
There was ihirty-iwo condemnalions,
The report shows that while inc
number OF permits issued for dwell
ings was less than the number ISSUED
during the preceding year, the number
of permits for alterations and repairs
was much greater the report follows
/ Kind ~
Evening journal., 1918-05-08

Mrs. Coleman DUPONT. Wilmington.
Miss Evellne DUPONT. Wilmington
Mrs. C.. b. Alexander, New YORK.
Mrs. William Adams nelano, New
York.
Miss C.. b. spence, New York.
Miss de Sadeleer. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert B. Ruddock'
Washington ID. C.
Mr.. and Mrs p. p. Olcott. New York
Edward " Box, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Dimmick' Scran-
ton, pa
Brown scott. Washington, ID. g.
Mr.. and Airs Robert +. Ely New
Work
George Narston, san Diego, Cal
Mrs. August Collbran, Denver Col
Cardinal Gibbons.
Theodore Roosevelt.
Miss Van der Filler has with her
set OF moving picture nlms never he
fore shown in this country, picturin
the devastation OF Belgium and othe
horrors OF the war. She. herself M
invented a device which viii fnahl
a wounded soldier 90 operate wea'
ing machine. with only one leg an
s~n. she sag 1ef n0fsnd does r.
eAn' 90 taf INTO ne VIZ; inst i
Dllgi7 nmid Dc worse lhei '.t
Relgum. She SAWS thai b0th hoilAi
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
central UNION FOR
6O-GENT COUNTY TAX
.etter to That Effect Sent
TO Levy Court at Meeting
Last Night
FOR SUNDAY BASEBALL,
AGAINST FARE RAISE

Urging that the county TAX rate be
bot more than sixty cents on the hum
red dollars Of assessment, the Central
labor Union at It's meeting last night,
llM WHlism r.. Seward presiding, sent
he following letter 90 the Levy Court
Gentlemen: The Central Labor
Union this evening directed the secre-
Rry TO write 60 your body asking ana
psi-ting that the county tax rate De
ot af a 0rire not over sixty cents on
he hundred dollars OF assessment.
we know that the county assessors
lave turned in their report, and real
ze that the greatly increased assess
nent means that generous reduction
u the rate Is absolutely necessary IL
he pocketbooks Of Wilmington people
md residents and taxpayers OF ul'
,ounty are 90 be protected.
As taxpayers and rent-payers, I'M
burden would fall on the working peo
,le. Knowing that your body AWAY
desires TO protect the working peopi
rom further rent advances We o
n.hom the burden falls. respecuuA
mbmn that a rate of sixty cents o
ess Is sufficient 20 pay all The bills
ne county government and leave
respectable balance.
Yours very truly
Central Labor Union,
AZ. w. STERILE,
Secretary.
A letter bearing on the subject
Sunday baseball was addressed TO j.
Weaver. general manager Of the Harla
liant of the Bethlehem ShipbuildiI
Corporation. as follows
May 1th. 1918.
Nr. j. B. Weaver General Manag
Harlan plant. Bethlehem Shipbuiidh
Corporation, Wilmington. Del.
Dear Mr.. Weaver: The Central LaD
Union at its meeting tonight direct
he secretary 10 write YOU, CONNIE N
ug YOU on your stand mace io' 7'
iay baseball for the patroi'o ano 10Y
.yorknon who work in your plant. Q
-
Evening journal., 1918-05-08

NUmhoT OI permits IssurUI 0It
amount of foes collected and turned
over lo city Treasurer. s322si0. mum
ber of condemnatlons 30; total Valua-
tion from May T. 1917. Co May Z, 1918
F2iGO. .I2i3i. warrants issued, a.
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
EVERY MAN HIS OWN
ICE CRUSHER NOW

Every man his own .ce-crusher says
the diamond Ice and Coal Company,
which heretofore mas obllglngly done
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
TAKES THAT KINK
OUT OF YOUR BACK
cIeanses tho System Of Waste Matter
and Enables tho Kidneys to Filter
Impurities from Blood
EMOVES THE CA U S E Or
RHEUMATISM.

When you see man or woman al
doubled up and complaining OF pains
In back and sides. nine times out OF
ten II Is their kidneys that oother
These important vital organs filter the
impurities from the blood and keeps 1t
pure and clean. When the Kidneys lal'
ter In their work the whole system be-
comes deranged and rheumatism often
sets in, due to the inability Of the Kid
neys to cleanse the blood Of uric acid.
BY taking a tablespoonful OF Hypo-
Cod before meals and at bedtime you
can avoid the miseries OF rheumatism
30 very evident In backaches, palms IN
sides, etc. For Hypo-Cod contains a
percentage OF iron (the greatest blood
purifier and strengthened known,
malt, a wonderful builder. manganese,
fine for stomach, etc, lime, hypophos'
pilates, quinine, and other we'll known
medicinal properties long recognized
by phyiclans as being exception Tor
above ailments.
Just get bottle Of Hypo-Cod from
any of the druggists listed below and
take 1t as directed. In little While
you'll be surprised at the change for
the better 1t will bring. To make sure
that you are getting the real Hypo-Cod
order It from the following druggists
only and look for the orange colored
nsckare with the name Hypo-Cod in
large letters on the carton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
MAKES thin, WEAK MEN
AND WOMEN STRONG
AND HEALTHY
PurIfies the Blood, Aids the Digestion,
Stimulates tho Appetite, and
BanIshes Nervousness.
INCREASES WEIGHT, TOO.

Thin, weak, and run down men and
women don't get much pleasure out OF
life nowadays. II they ever did. They
are always troubled with their stom-
ach, appetite is bad, skin 10 scaly or
breaking out In pimples. are fral and
sickly, take colds easily and feel mis-
erably altogether. BY just taking
tablespoonful Of Hypo-Cod before
meals and at bedtime people 30 trou-
bled can be relieved considerably.
Hypo-Cod purifes the blood, drives
out uric acid, which 10 tho cause OF
rheumatism, builds up tho appetite,
aids digestion. and Increases tho
weight considerably. There's nothing
like II to renew worn out energy, re-
vive jaded nerves and put that stay
there" quality IN your system that
makes you forget that you have put In
q hard day at your work. And It costs
but S1.20 for a large size bottle that
contains enough to treat the average
size family for weeks. Got bottle to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
fine FOR CHILDREN
NOT DEVELOPING !.
PROPERLY
Supplies Them with the Necessary
Strengthening and Body Building
Properties They Lack
ITS PLEASANT, WINE.IlkR
FLAVOR APPEALS 70 THEM.

Weak, pale and sickly children who
may not be developing properly or
haven't the hearty appetite, and energy
that Z growing child should have will
find in Hypo-Cod the real solution OF
the problem. For Hypo-Cod contains
wonderful flesh building and strength.
ening qualities such Is iron tthe great
est blood purifier and strenIthener
known. malt, which Is wonderful
body builder and appetite builder, lime,
manganese, wild cherry bark, quinlne,
calcium, ETC.. with dash OF sherry
wine which gives It that pleasant and
palatable taste.
And you don't need to be continually
giving Hypo-Cod to the children. Usu.
ally ono or two bottles are sufficient,
due to Its being Z very highly concen-
trated preparation-just two or three
teaspoonfuls three or four times = day
Is all that ts required. But the results
1t will give you! You'll find that in a
little while your children will have red,
rosy cheeks, . whale" Of IN appetite,
will run about and play with keen en-
joyment and bubbling over With
energy. Just get 4 bottle Of Hypo-Cod
today from any OF the druggists listed
below--you'll find that It is the great
est flesh and body builder that you
ever tried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
CORRECTS STOMASH
DISORDERS WITHOUT
DIETING
Simply Take Hypo-cod as Directed on
Bottle and Eat Anything You De-
sire. No Trouble Will be Ex-
perienced in Digestlng It.
CREATES A HEARTY APPETITE.

People who must be careful about
what they cat will be able 10 overcome
that. unfortunate in little while by
taking Hypo-Cod regularly since 1t is
not necessary 10 diet or 90 to any
other trouble in order 10 find relief
from stomach troubles.
Simply take d tablespoonful before
meals and at bedtime. eat anything
you choose. and in little while you'll
be surprised at the many different
dishes you can enjoy that you were
previously afraid 10 touch. And you'll
see the difference in your appetite;
you'll be hungry for each meal and will
enjoy 1t immensely with the assur-
ance that It is but the natural results
obtained from taking logical remedy
intended for just such results.
Now get a bottle Of Hypo-Cod from
any Of the following druggists today
and learn what II means 10 be free
from the miseries Of stomach Ills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
OUR ARMY
CONTINUED Prom First Page.)

entors phases Of aviation. Every thing
that has 10 do with. getting soldiers. sup
plies Of messages from III" scaboard
across France comes under the caption
of Zines OF communications"
To keep the lines Of communication
going there must DO large repair shops
erected, docks built. warehouses con-
structed railroad lines spliced and
equipped with spurs. switches and eX-
tensions and salvage plants created.
This work requires thousands and thou
sands OF laborcr5. A good bit of the
construction work Is already under
way. Do not forget that everything OF
activity in connection with the army
that you see in the United States must
be duplicated In France. country
stripped Of its natural resources by NOR"
than three years Of war. This necessi-
tatcs the sending to France OF rails, los
comotives, cars and the very material
used IN many Of the needed buildings.
For two weeks the writer has been out
alonx the American lines OF commune
cation. He has tourneyed the entire rail
route, which includes segments Of fOur
systems Of existing French railroads..
He visited all the seaport bases. climbed
into the hold Of numerous arriving
transports to SEQ IN what fashion tho
goods arrived ana tnen I0llo"cu lnc
supplies and materials to the intcrfu">
diate depots. and from there on to tho
advance depots from which distributions
are made into the various American
camps. What saw Of energy and ef-
fort will be multiplied many times over
before the bell rings for tho FIRST big
American drive upon the west front
Tho four great systems Of French
RAILWAYS from which nrc borrowed parts
Of the American rail communications
from tho French seaboard are Chcnln d."
Fer dOrleans t"P. or. I'aris Lyon
md n Ia Mediterranee Up. l.. NJ. Che
min dc Fer de r1ist t'l'Est") and Chcmin
de Fer dc iFtat ("EtatD.
Once these roads were in t!ptop shape
That was before tho war. Now they
arc in u run down condition. for Franco
has had neither time nor mon nor
money 10 attend to their upkrep. While
not exactly streaks Of rust when our en-
RIneers took hold. their. condition. cx-
Dept on the main trunk lines, was not
good. The rolling stock Is in an even
less desirable state, as railroad better
mcnts in France have had TO rest while
the national energy organized for do
tense was extended In other directions
In order to bring home TO the Americ-
can mind the extent Of the railroad
proposition. virtually set aside for tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
EVERY WEAK, DELICATE MAN, WOMAN
AND CHILD NEEDS HYPO-C0D
THIS EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TONIC BUILDS UP THIN, UnDEk
WEIGHT AND GENERALLY RUN DOWN PEOPLE
IN A REMARKABLY SHORT TIME.
NO DISAGREEABLE OR NAUS.
EATING COMPOUNDS
OR PILLS.

Grown-ups who may be weak
and rundown; who are nervous
and irritable; take colds easily
due to thin, watery blood; chill
dren who are pale, delicate and
sickly; who do not develop prop
erly or haven't the appetite a
growing child should have - all
these can be greatly benefited by
taking Hypo-Cod, the wonderful
strengthened and flesh-builder.
Hypo-Cod will break up the
most obstinate colds; drive away
lingering coughs; fill your veins
with rich, red blood, drive out
such impurities such as uric acid,
which causes rheumatism; give
YOU a hearty appetite; clear the
complexion and bring a healthy
color to the skin; fill out all the
little hollows that make you look
old and haggard, and develop q
strong. sound body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
GIVE WARNING AGAINST
THE HYMNS OF HATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Warnine
against indulgence In hymns OF hate
Is reiterated In tho current issue OF
the news bulletaln OF the -Four MIL
ute men, through which the govern
mcnts 10000 volunteer speakers are
informed and instructed What the
govrnment wants, the bulletin says, Is
conservative, strictly truthful state
ments, and. while truthful appeal 70
the fear Of men through recognition
Of the terrible things that would hap
pen ii the German government TIL
umphed, there should be no preach
Ing OF hate.
Hatred has been stirred up In
civilian poINla tons in order to en-
courage enlistment" says the bulle-
tin, "but, thanks to the draft, this de-
basing feature Of war Is not necessary
in order to secure and maintain our
army"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Absolutely Safe and Reliable

Hypo.Cod Is absolutely safe and re-
liable tho formula is printed on every
bottle. In fact it is exceptionally fine
for developing weak, frail and delicate
children. 1t Is one remedy that you
needn't be ashamed to take. II you
will use It as directed you'll realize its
worth in a fine, strong, rugged and
healthy body.
And Hypo-Cod IS economical! 1t
takes but q tablespoonful, less for chill
dren, before meals and at bedtime, and
it Is 80 highly concentrated that by the
time you have used bottle Of It you'll
notice the great improvement In your
general health.
You can get large family size bot
tie Of your druggist for only, $l.2O
wh!rh contains enough for the average
size family to use for weeks. In fact
whole families are using 1t regularly
and keep 1t on hand for any emergen.
cv. They all like its pleasant wine
like taste and it does them lots OF good
by stimulating the appetite. increasing
weight, breaking heavy colds in head
and chest, and promoting health gen.
orally. 1t should be kept handy in
every household for the use OF any
member Of the family who may need
it Is the cheapest health assurance
you can get.
Caution-There Is but one Hypo-Cod,
that put mp by the Earle Chemical
Company, Wheeling. w. Va. and sold
hero by the following authorized
agents only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04

gentleman OF tact who has lived Ions
In France and understands the tradl-
lions OF the country. As questions de-
mandine prompt attention nrisr ne I'M
mcdIatcly presents them 10 the proper
authorities md gets results. THESE
questions Include the securing or
freight cars to DO rnnssed ut certain
time Mt this point or tho taking over
OF temporary warehouse or dock at
that point or acquiring the use Of pri-
vnte land MS Il sltc for some tmI"r thnt
structure needed and TO be built for tho
American army.
As Travelled over tho system OF
patched together railroad bat Ia being
rscd for the Ame1in ny WAS
struck with the ia distinct
operations wcre gq ana tho
Same time. First lh4ahd
movement Of Anne econd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04

service OF tho American expeditionary
forces. and he Is now engaged in con-
snDdnring his vast proposition. 1t will
he necessary to take the strain off the
French and eventually run our own
,raira over the borrowed system. This
n,.ccssiintes Misunderstanding hero and
there along tho line. the construction OF
additional switching. facilities and spurs
also tho strengthening nf tho whole sys-
tom with new rails. new tlcs and brand
now rolling stock. The latter Is already
ordered in America and includes Loco
motives, some of which have arrived;
freight cars and other railroad appur-
tenances.
a staff representative Of tho Ameri-
can transportation expert every day
goes TO an office In Paris adjoining the
quertcrs of the French governments
department Of public works. He Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
No Dope or Narcotics

Hypo-Cod will help you to develop
a sound, strong body without the use
of any dope" or hablt-forming drug;
without the use Of any mysterious con-
coction or magic" compound; without
the use Of any emulsion or nauseatins
and stomach disrupting element For
Hypo-Cod contains nothing but the
health building properties extracted
from fresh cod livers, with the dis
agreeable and sickening elements elm
mated by o scientific process, and the
addition OF we'll known blood purifying
and health building properties such as
malt, iron. wild Gerry bark. lime, pot
ash, manganese and soda, with a dash
OF sherry wine-a combination that
is as pleasant to take as 1t Is bench
cial. Ask your doctor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
BREAKS UP BAD
COLDS TOO
Simply Take as Directed, No Disagree.
able SaIves or Ointments to Stain
or Soil Clothing.

Hypo-Cod will break up the worst
head or chest Il. and do it quicker
than the average external salve or
ointment. No rubbing, covering with
fannels. etc. required, simply take q
tablespoonful at bedtime and before
meals. For children give a couple Of
tenspoonfuls three or four lines 4 day
Unlike the average cod liver prepar-
alton, lIypo-Cod Is pleasant 10 take
and far more effective in It's results
Being highly concentrated 1t goes
much farther which accounts for the
small doses required. Got bottle TO-
day.