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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20
PRAIRIE OIL AND GAS co.
GETS A REAL GUSHER

Dallas News: The largest gushcr
in the Central Texas oil fields to
date was hit Monday evening when
the No. | Emma Terrell well of the
Prairie oil and Gas Co was drilled
in. The No. ! Terrell is located in
the northeast corner Of the Emma
Terrell tract and about a half mile
west OF the Magnolia No. Rock,
and northwest of the Slaydcn about
one mile. The Terrell well is 30 or
40 feet lower in elevation than the
Rock and is on the same lowlands
as is the Roper. The new well is
iust north OF the Roper aud l'ttlc
east.
The report from the Prairie Cos.
office on the Terrell well was 5000
barrels on Tuesday, bur today this
well filled four S0O-harrel tanks in
six hours, and in addition 10 the
line running into the tanks a three
inch line was running into the sluSh
pit.
Men who have grown gray in the
industry. men who have witnessed
the bringing in Of some Of the
largest oil gushers in America, Wis
tied the well today and said 1--WE
have seen wells that we knew were
producing 10000 barrels daily in 9TH
er fields, and never one Of them
looked any bigger than this one.
1t has been impossible to get any
&. |, l,,t 8 L.
been no gauge on the well, AID the
estimates run all the way from 5000
barrels daily, from the Prairie Cos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20

office up to $4,000 barrels daily by
the enthusiastic booster.
The Emma Terrell well IS by far
the biggest yet found in the field
and its initial production is closer
to the lO000-barrel mark than any
well yet drilled to production in the
Ranger pool, 1t also bears cut the
theory advanced by many of the oil
men that the big wells would be
found to the northwest OF Ranger
and that the field goes northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20
Brooks Heating Stove
1917 Discount

No. s, BrOOks-S6.OO; THIS WEEK --S5.4O
No. 10, BrOOks-$6.75; THIS WEEK -S6.OS
No. II, BrOOks-$7.75; THIS WEEK S6.9S
No. IA, BrOOks-$S.75; THIS WEEK -S7SS
NO. l6, BrOOks-SlO.5O; THIS WEEK---$945
No. 20 BrOOks-$11 so; THIS WEEK S1O45
No. "a, BroOks-$13.75; THIS WEEK -S123S
No. %, BrOOks-$16.00; THIS WEEK S14.4G
No. 80, BroOks-$1S.OO; THIS WEEK $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20
Another in Comanche County

G.. w. Knowles No. | well, 800
feet west OF the Duke in the north
part of Comanche county, came in
this afternoon, another gusher,
shooting oil over the derrick. The
sand was only touched, but it is re-
ported as being fully as good as the
famous Duke discovery well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20
LITTLE RED CROSS IN
EVERY ONES WINDOW

Oklahoma City, Dec. ia SER
vice flag with all its little crosses,
posted in every window is the slo-
gan OF campaign committees in the
Red Cross roll call drive. Nothing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20

Chapman of Davis, Sunday night
Mr., Chapman died Monday morn
ing.
The Berwyn Chapter, o, f. s, No.
40, have elected the following offti-
GERS; G.. +. Fisher, Worthy Pa
tron; Mrs. Jennie Carson, associate
Matron; Mrs. K, d. McManus, con-
ductress; Miss Myrtle Lewis, asso-
ciate conductress; Mrs. II. s, Suggs,
secretary; Mrs. T, p. Taylor, treas
urcr.
The Woodman Circle lodge,
Grove No. 20 have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Jennie Car
son, guardian; Mrs. II. S. SuggS
advisor Mrs. Anna b. Norris
clerk; Mrs. X. d. McManus, bank
er; Mrs. John Garrett attendant;
Miss Mamie Murry, chaplin; Mrs.
w. w. Paschall, inner sentinel; a.
NJ. MaySe, outer sentinel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20

short OF this will put Oklahoma over
the top with the two million mem
bership which is the goal OF every
chapter, said l.. +. Phillips, state
committeeman, today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-20
To Prevent The Grip

Colds cause Grip--LAXATINE
BROMO QUININE Tablets re
move the cause. There is only one
"Bromo Quinine.' f. w. GROVES
signature on box. Soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12
FITCH APPROVES PRINCIPLE
or ADJOURNING POLITICS BUT
HOLDS 1T CANNOT BE DONE

JAMES G. FITCH. of Socorro. widely
known lawyer aud a democratic
- leader, approves in principle the
plan proposed by Holm q. Bursum. for
%postponinp the 1913 election md adj
iuurninR politics In New MeNito this
Ncat, bdt finds II IN not practical %
"rcJmplish mont because OF constitu-
oua obstacles. Ncrlying to y request
tro,n the Herald for his opinion, Mr..
fitch has written the following letter.
Socorro. y VI. July 9, i91S.-Edi.
tor of the Evening Herald. A%lbuauer-
gao. y. NJ bear Sit, AnsW cring your
request for an opinion Mr. Bursum's
snygestion FOR doing away with the
regular election this fall and continu-
ing IN office an state district and
county officials appeals very strongly
10 me, M ! believe u will 20 q great
minority Of the people Of the state.
WHO are more interested IN the sue
rcssful prosecution OF the war than
HuNthing else and who would prefer
not 10 have their attention M cncr.
Rics diverted from this cnd to the com.
r%arati,cly insignificant uu,stnls ~
mcrc craftsmanship and prtt, ioca! pol.
,tivs
hut the plan involves % cousiitu-
uonal amendment and is not practi.
cahlc We have already. bv umcud-
mcut very unWisely. iu my npiuloul
reduced the terms Of state and tuuut,
officcrs from four to two q while
7 would be glnd 10 ace the terms of
these officers again heightened TO four
wears. u does not seem wise hy consti-
tutIonal amendment to lcngthcu the
term OF men already M office. or 10
change the constitution for a mere
temporary purpose. But the more Sc
iioUs objection "a that an amendment
ut the constitution can not now bc Of
rcCted, under the very terms Of the
constitution itself Tho article in rc-
gard 10 amendments requires that
every amendment De proposed III u
regular session at the legislature aud
submitted to the voters AT the ncNt
regular election, or At q special cleo
ton 10 hc held not less than six months
after the Adjournment ct the lcgisia-
turc. Ot course neither Of these re-
uuiremcnts can nov be complied with
IN time 20 do away with the ucNt gen
'rHl election I canuot agree with Nj.
iIutsum that there is any question OF
military necessity involved. or that an
attempted amendment of the cousti.
tuition. IN violation OF tts own pro,i-
sious would be valid
can therefore see mo- waN an which
wo can avoid n'full campaign this fall
Tor every state and county office But
du believe nat there is "a surprise
pa store for those politicians and off,o,
seekers Who uic counting on e cam
pniEu OF noise, Vtupcruttou, partisan.
ship and local prejudice II looks as
though the people throughout tho
union viii pay yci, little attention "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12


\ Town ~ FRANCE June ever.
one "I ullN town sleeps m Tue il'ldN
nowadays II - cht' ''r makes a
ni'ulc eel ~ " nn" mas clos" friends,
u calls them W u the two iatnl-
nos go out together, daddy carrying
~" "lahN''S over ms Sll"uIh'r "h'Ie
mother swings % BASKET ON hcr arm,
I' "hi'' 'h'r' are special sand
Nl'l'N ana % straw Shttldcd hottI" 81
''"d VINE Ih" p''lt" sometimes car
't' q NGh'Inlihg kitten sometimes
TIE pctit' lclid- a tat painting dog,
Whl'h walks WIN am 'r 81 logged
WartNrdom sometimes the potitt has
q mn" doll
You see, the t'n,hc bombs this lt,
90" "a almost every night now.
Twelve nights W." has bombed ~ oui
"i liit""n. WITH huL" bombs that seem
II" shake N" very earth \ milc ava,
"lndow glass hes been broken aud
doors have been burst "p"n hN the
'"n'nsS'"n \ nishi or two q
"""h I"ll W the COURTYARD at ~
we Ilh' "lh m'"''N"l "us' mere
"'' or 'h' "ld houses WIN "~Ncrhung
rms ""l'ohl'a ana 10 '""' mat w"t
"'""u '"Nh "''' us s'ull'ns WINDOWS
Oh" " harrN man huEh' pun his nat
''"h over ms eyes !" Hhl'ld them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12
Wisconsin Demos
Hold State Meet

Milwaukee. WIS. jul, D. Wisrou
-in democrats held a state conference
toda, to recommend "a state ticket to
go before the primar, ON september
g. Several hundred delegates repre-
scntinr an parts of the state were
present
Thomas VI k|carury Of Racine.
temporary chairman reviewed phasc-
OF the war
AS democrats be said "" ARE
particularly interested In the outcom"
of this war Tho ideas We are striy-
ing to protect are those which our
party has stood for uufliuchiugly
from the beginning of history
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12
HUN BOMBS DRIVE FRENCH MOTHERS
TO SLEEP IN THE FIELDS AND CAVES

undcr an abnormal strain, lie would
uightcn those women and these home
STAYING old men So that they I'm turn
might beg their fighting men for
peace
have been Iu many doionsvloss
towns in France which tho Boclt has
hou,,cd bombed them iu absolute
safety. krowinr that There rs no
means Of keeping him away ut night
knowing that murder D, uigat homb-
TING ls us safe ua flNiug Is ,,rr safe
but ! have not found ONE town that
has been frightened
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12
Cars Son Was
Killed, Report

London. Iul, a. Swedish r,n
Ntp,.s publish u stYt,m,ut 30.
t'Hi NI,,js RomauoO. son Of Ni.hIi
t,omauatf. the former Russian ,u
p,.ur h1- been Killed by 70 Bolsh,t..
ulI.r uN means of % bomb say. HH
l#., hHlr. Telegraph dispatch lr.u
Copenhagen todut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12
David Putnam
Is Now Yankee
Ace of Aces

Paris July ~. Lieutenant
David T. putnam, uf Brook
line. Mass. has formal, tc-
ace 90 s-ucccssiou TO licutCu
ant Frank BaNltcs. who has
been missing since June ~ In
Jun, Putnam brought down
seven G,tmau machines.
ouualliur uuuthh records
made Iy the late Captain
GuNUcmtr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12
Italians Drive
Enemies Back in
Albanian Fight

Rome July ~ The italtan
troops on the offpnsiNc'u Al
bania. are continuing their All
vance. the war office annouuC-
ed today The enemy In ycs-
tcrday's fighting was beaten
back on both sides OF the
bsum river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-12

appeals. but VIII quietly go To tn"
polls on election day and vote for the
best man. without much regard to
party affiliations. Lot MS hope New
Mexico Will be no exception.
Yours very truly.
tSigncdl James O. Fitch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
CREEK COUNTY IN HUM0R
TO HARD SURFACE ROADS

BRiSrOW. Okla. Dec. There
is a report current at tho present
time that prumright. Oilton, sham
rock. bcpew and liristow will 20 In
together and ask the county com
ni~ioners To cali n special election
for tho purpose of voting bonds 10
hard surface the roads OF creek
county There In ~ growing demand
form all parts OF the west side OF the
county to have the most Travelled
roads of the county hard surfaced
The proposition In to start with the
Tulsa line out OF sand Springs which
goes through the north part OF Creek
county touching Msnrford. Oilton
and DrumrtGht and then from Drcm-
right down to shamrock and Depcw,
where It will connect with the Opark
Tfail at bcpew The bond issue viii
also cover the hard wurfaoinx Of the
Ozark Trail from the Tulsa county
linc through Sapulpa. Kellyviuc.
Bristnw, bepcw and on TO the Ian
coin county line This viii give the
commissioners the gross production
tax tn build county and state roedr 10
concct with the Ozark Trail and
other hard surfaced roads In tho
county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
MORE TERRITORY ASKS
ADMISSION TO COUNTY
County Asks n Tnl~ Wants
New rWhborp

blher Tulsa county nelshhots are
knocking az the door They want In
Thai part uf Wagner counb suu h
aud west OF the ArhanHaS river,
which Includes "A small rhunk cat
out ~ the natural corner 81 Tubs,
county. may petition 70 hc annexed,
according To oil men who live In the
Stonehluff country. oil men say
they get no roads In the territory
ana their home county doesn't give
them much consid, ration In the -
pouditdrc ~ money for highways
Tulsa county on the northwem ~
the territory builds roads In the
county line on The north and Mus
kogeo county builds to the llne on
the south OF the territory and the ~.
tie oil field IN surrounded with the
barrier ~ lad roads tho oil men told
Tuls,nr yesterday
schcn,r to divide the territory
Into Two parts one To- 60 io Mus
kog"e county ana the other to Tulsh
doesn't suit the oil men They say
their natural hurinris center IN fuHa
county and they prefer to have not
only business relations but govern
mental connections and want to
sound out tulsa county on the proj
cct Under the division ~ territory
idea. Tulsa county would hsN" n
square corner. where II IL nov
logged IN nhoui two miles one way
and three the other,
To tan. IN the territory the same
procedure that followed the annesa
ton " CnllinsNillc IL necessary A
petition from tho people ~ the Ter.
ritory Il first submitted ~ the guN-
rtnor. who cals an election After
the territory votes To- come IN Tulsa
county must vute to accept IT,
while Tulsa county seeks no tor
ritoriai aggression" members OF the
chamber ~ commerce say, the latch
string hangs out and any new terri
tory like Colllnsville and IN. stone
bluff nciEhborhood Ia always vel
come
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
PARENT-TEACHERS WILL
MEET At LINCOLN SCHOOL

The Lincoln school Parent Teach
ef's association Will hold their resu-
lar meeting IN the l.incula school
auditorium on Friday evening, D..
ccmhcr 20 The following program
Will be- rendered at thiS mcetirI;
Chorus ...... Departmental GRADES
~ lent slight"
"Ilark tho Herald Angels Sing"
Four minute Nrd Cross contest -
Speakers Nell Bucknor. ralph
Jerome. Ruth s,andevsn
Vocil duet 60 "Fsthcr Christmas"
Nclore 0oN and Kathleen Fountain
-Four minute speakers - Ar hur
Nickcy. Kathleen Fountain. uuA-
invo Brandhorg
Hickory -Dtchory Dock" IA grade
Patriotic eteNfAse ,............A
....... Fourth and ftfth Grades
In addition there will be other
matters of Importance TO come be
fore the association ana general
social followed by rrfreshmsnt. will
he had All parents. teachers and
scholars of the Lincoln school are
Invited 10 he presnt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
COMMITTEE WILL MEET
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

The home service section commit
tee Ia charge OF Mira Otulic Cusden
began lis work Thursday morning
meeting all incoming trains for tn.
purpose OF welcoming tho returning
soldiers II In the intention of this
committee To personally greet every
soldier arriving IN Tulsa and enroll
HIM on the He'd Cross welcome home
roll. In fact to look after his material
welfare In every possible way. The
workers will wear blue bands around
their arms with "a small red cross
upon the band.
Mrs Halle 9olay. supervisor OF
the home service section. urges that
all soldiers. who for any reason are
not met by this committee, call NJ the
office OF this department on the Soc
ond floor ~ the old Wright BUILDING
just west ~ the postoffice Hhe sayH
that the home service section has
somethins for every soldier that IN
being discharged from the service OF
his country,
The committee from tho v NJ e
a will meet the night trains and look
aftc, tho enrolment OF the soldiers.
civ ng them, In addition TO tho
pamphlets being distributed BY the
home service scction. a caro- telling
thcm that they will find at the Tulsa
Y. NJ e. 4. a place to wash M and
take swim. free a place To eat and
"A place To sleep. an employment acc.
rctary, bowling alleys. gymnasium.
etc. ana "a real welcome To the best
town on earth.
Following Ia the personnel Of the
home service section committee. Mrs
Otulis Cosden, chairman Mesdames
A. NJ. Mesks, whitney. &. y Roth.
Robert Lee, Earl Sinclair. Crawley,
ELY and Perry pc Haven; Misses
Elizabeth Madison. Mae Evans, Eve
lyn Mock. Jean shea and Constan.
tine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
| CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRllS
,.u. How To Get Quick Rciief
,mm llead-Coids. Its Splendid!

In orc minute your colgged nos
~. vill open. ths air passages OF
go, head viii clear and you can
t,.,hs freely No more hawking.
-,,n,nt blowing. headache, dry
,,.. No struggling for breath AZ
tsh, your cold or oaarrh VIII ID"
gone ,,.. ,--
p.lr from your druggist nov ip-
ry A little ~ this fragrant. nntlsep-
NJ healing cream IN your nos'rils.
D. psnetratcs through every air pas
re OF the head. so1ho~ tho in
FAMED or swollen mucous NOM
A,,n. and relief comes inWtantlv
it's lust fine ont stay stuffed-
nm slth a cold or nasty catarrh--Rs-
W somss so quickly. Q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

operations. viscount Milner. the SCI.
retnry Tor war. has ISSUED state
m"nt Ia the effrut that the alli"n
have nn ohlieation of honor 10 pro-
U'ct the liuSs.ana ana Others wh"
have aided them against me- boz
rheviki For the allies 10 scramble
out Of Iusria now would involve tho
whole country IN hnrbatism the WA
secretar, declares
The cabinet member In his state
mont which is IN the form ~ = l.t-
ter In rcpl, to a CurteSppni~nt, goes
over the situation created hN the
success uf the hulshcNik m gaming
control uf ltus,itu uffatrs and points
cut how their acts were adversely at
fectiug the CnuHv of the lies iu IN"
west aud otherviso hhmprring the
winning ~ the war by tho allied na -
tionr
"N ou ask me SAYS Ni-count NIL
n.r IN his letter. what right We ever
had to send liritlsh troops to Russia
to NEEDLE With the internal nffaits
~ that country ana how long W.
mean to keep them there now lhht
The war rs over The question itself
shows that Nou ml-appfch"nd the
facts OF the oAsr NJ well AZ he mo-
tiNes ~ the government The rea o.
son WHY allied. ne, merely British
forces indeed the Utitish are only
"A small proportion ~ the total al
lied truot~ were sent tn Iui.sin N
thb the bolSh"Niki whatever the
ultimate object. were In fact assist b.
INK our enemies In eVsty posyibl"
way. n Whs owing io their action
4. 49, a a. a a.. n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
Intern Gcvmsns In France.

rARIs Dec is--Austro German
soldiers who have been rounded up
In European and Aslntic Turkey nv
the allies. will be transported to
France for internment until peace
is declared Admiral J y. G. Amot
French hlsh commission. At Con
sIRntlnople, has requisitioned ali
German vessels In Turkish ports
and VIII us them In Transporting
the Austro' German prisoners TO
France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
MINER SAYS TROOPS
> MUST STAY IN RUSSIA
.-.,,., war Secretary ASSERTS Ca-
,.mn, Would it'~o'' u They
Are Withdrawn.
,olsHtvIkI AIDED GERMANS
,~..o, f,r sending soldiers Was Ia
An ,llIrd Can-s---s,ntcmcnt
f. Made On situation.

IoNpD\ pec is In response 10
..,o,, rrli,-ts in the press against
-. s,,rc., maintained concerning
"It., .p,ttiious IN Russia ana tho
i,,ssn' demand by liberal new.
papeus t'1f me government rhp'hih
,,i iueIb the continuance of these
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

WAsHl NGTON. Dee ~ The
national colorrd congress fof world
democracy which closed sessions
here todsv under the auspices ot the
national equal rights league. today
elected II peace mi-sloners - RI
To Versailles and present n petition
for abolition ~ all undcmocrstic
rest rictions' against the race
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-15
Baptists Plan For Big
Enlistment Campaign

The machinery for inauguratins
and carrying on the National Baptist
Enlistment Week Campaign, which
opens Sunday and closes one week
from that day. has been perfected
during the last two weeks by mem
bers of the Tabernacle Baptist Church'
this city, of which the Rev. DR.. Mill
ard Osmore Peirce is pastor Ine
objective of the campaign is the
spiritual enlistment of every man
and woman and their enrolment IN
definite, christian service. Commit
tees have been organized, calling nsts
have been formed, home prayer meet
ings have, been scheduled ana the
general layout of the campaign mas
been completed by tabernacle com
municants. Part of the pre-canpaigR
work HAS been the distribution OF
vast quantities of literature apropos
| the Baptist movement This has been
carried on successfully during the
two weeks past and will continue 10
be an important function OF the CAM
paign.
The opening gun of the campaign
at the Tabernacle will be soundeu
Sunday evening by William ~.
Gherky, chairman of the enlistemnt
committee of Eastern Pennsylvania,
who will deliver the principal ad-
dress. The speaker is regarded as
one of the foremost Baptist laymen IN
the state 4 special musical pro-
gram will be given.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-15
Bowling Season Opens
AuspiciOusly on Alleys
of Boyd Memorial

The bowling season opened at Boyd
Memorial Building, Tuesday evening,
when Bethany claimed the victory
from Boyd Memorial in an exciting
match.
The schedule for the. coming season
as now announced is: November 10,
Boyd Hick Thrift; November 10,
Mccormick k-Messersmith; November
22, Bethany-Boyd; November &c, Dull
Mccormick November 80, Hick-a-
Thrift -Messersmith; December 3,
Bethany -Hick-a-Thrift; December 3,
smith; December 10. Boyd McCor-
mick: December 10, Bethany Messer-
smith; December 13, Dull-Hick "a
Thrift; December II. Bethany Nc
Cormick: December 20, Boyd -Messer-
smith; December 20, Hick-a-Thrift-
Mccormick.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-15
ResinOl Clears Away
Embarrassing Pimples

March 3O.-"Some time ago pim-
pies began to appear on my forehead,
and spread so that people remarked
about them, and 1 didn't like TO go
anywhere on that account. L trled
various creams, soaps and skin rem
edies, but nothing seemed to help
me. A friend of mine who had the
same trouble told ME she cleared her
skin with Resinol Ointment ana Res-
mol Soap, so 1 tried them. After
the first application all the redness
and soreness disappeared, a1d after
two or three applications my friends
began to ask me what used' my
face looked so much better.
Now l can go to places without
being ashamed of those awful pim-
piles. and I will never be without
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soar" "
(Signed) Miss Jessie torrance OF
Beech street Rutherford, N. j.
All druggists sell Resinol Otnt-
ment and Resinol Soap.