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Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

THESE ARE ALL EXCEPTIONAL GOOD BUYS AND WILL NOT LAST
 LONG
 160 acres; 120 acres in alfalfa, sowed to barley in the fall, forty acres straight grain. This is an old ranch and has been in alfalfa for long time. Is well fenced, good house, barn, cor rails, etc, and is priced to sell for a short time, $21O per acre; reasonable terms. Owners reason for selling is old age. Exclusive listing.
 so acres, three and one-half miles of Glendale; all alfalfa, fine sandy loam, $200.00 per acre; 5000 down, balance easy terms.
 so acres, 40 acres in alfalfa, $40 in wheat, house. barn, orchard, corrails, etc. $210 per acre.
 14O acres, one-half mile of Phoenix, 120 acres alfalfa; 20 acres plowed; all fenced, etc. This is dandy ranch; reason for selling, owner is retiring. Only $350 per acre, one-third down, balance easy. Courtesy to members of Realty Board.
 320 acres A land; all but so in all falfa; 31s miles from Glendale. Only $24O an acre; ope-third down, balance easy terms.
 so acres adjoining town of Glendale for only s250 an acre. This property is rapidly increasing in value and will make the purchaser a good profit
 so acres near Peoria; all in alfalfa, fenced with woven wire and has two sets of improvements; immediate pos session. S7000 cash, balance easy terms
 69 acres on paved road, highly i'm proved; mostly in alfalfa; balance ready for cotton possession at once S1000; balance very easy terms.
 50 acres cotton land, S115 per acre; one-half mile of Glendale.
 40 acres highly improved; all in al- falfa $275.
 30 acres adjoining Glendale, s25O pe1 acre.
 10 acres, all in alfalfa, close in, good improvements, s4000. $500 down, bal ance S20.00 per month.
 II 1t is city property you want, VIC l have it.
 MEYERS & CARRICK Glendale, Arizona Courtesy to Members of Realty Board
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
2 ACRES

On corner S. 18th Ave. & Hadley, all fenced with foot woven wire, and cross fenced, in small lots, for chickens and garden, good house with large screen porches, woodshed, good chicken coops, garage. good shade, and young fruit, just coming into bearing, city water, easy walking distance to city or car line, and with this goes l good COW. good horse and new spring wagon, with harness, single buggy, blow. and 25 Rhode Island Red hens and rooster. The Price of this is only s2S00.00. $500 cash, balance $25.00 per mo. and inter- est quarterly. or will exchange it clear for good residence.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
40 ACRES

Only miles from center Phoenix, fenced and cross-fenced with new woven wire in fields; 16 acres al falfa. balance in grain; fair 1 room house, good well, machine shed and blacksmith shop, good shade and fam ily orchard. This will make a fine dairy and hog ranch, and is at least S5O.0O per acre less than adjoining farms. The price is ,only $225.00 per acre, one-half cash
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
WHAT ARE YOU PAYING FOR
 PENT0

" HAT AXE lDU PA1INlI TUX
 RENT?
 HIGH, ISN'T IT?
 WHY DON'T YOU STOP? Buy one of my exclusive listing. I have 40 of them. l can sell you a home for S150.0a cash; $15.00 per month; nice placs ~and it's modern; one block from car line.
 Then I have others that take q little more cash, but they are bar gains.
 Come and see me, or phone and I'll see you.
 Runyon, no North First ave-; phons 30S3. It
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Am Established Mercantile Business

Consists of , acres, situated on one of the most extensively travelled roads in the county. Last years business from this store grosed 50,000 dollars. This year so far the monthly average is 45O0 dollars. Store building 24 by 50, and four living rooms. Warehouse IS by 50 specially and conveniently equipped with shelving, etc. Hay barn 24 by 50. All mer- chandise new and to go at in voice prices. Furniture and fixtures to be agreed on. This should interest any prac- tical man desiring an eXcep- tional store proposition. How ever, cash is a pertinent factor as the owner requires cash or safe negotiable security. Ap- proximately 5000 dollars neces- sary to handle, including mer- chandise stock.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
A,0y Acre lBalggliIa

For this week only. 50 acres. improved
 ranch. 50 acres in alfalfa with perma .
 nent water rights, s3000. House. well, ether improvements. Price S12,000. s4250 down, balance long time; close in. Gall me up Monday. E. M. Crenshaw, Phone Chandler G. It
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
LAND and CA TITLE

920 acres alfalfa and cotton land, class ''A' water, well improved, $13O per acre.
 l60 acres, alfalfa land. well improved, class A water. $50 per acre. Several relinquishments and home steads in Paradise Valley, very cheap if taken at once. Real bargains in sheep in bands of 500 up to 5000. See us and get our prices on anything in our lire, as we can always save you money if you are in the market to buy.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Casa Grande Valley

4 beautiful valley of wonderful op- pdrtunities No one can dispute the stability of the Salt River Valley. It is a wonderful place to live and make big money.
 Right at the door of this great valley is the Casa Grande Valley, yet unde- Veloped but where enough has been done to demonstrate it's wonderful pos abilities. Excellent soil, wonderful climate, water possibilities demon strated main line railway and low price land, needing only some money and brains to make it produce long staple cotton. alfalfa, grains, vegetables, fruits, etc. If you have made good in Salt River Valley we can offer you an excellent opportunity to invest some of your surplus on ground floor basis. To the ambitious young man with a few thousand dollars, we can offer a fine proposition. It is a pleasant trip of q day by auto from Phoenix and we are making three trips q week. Come in and see US and let us tell you about it. We need live ones, and will cooper ate with you in every way. Terms if wanted. Call or address
 HAL MILLER
 107 N. Central Ave.
 Dboro I,,
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
AITCTION
AUCTION Horses, Mules, Horses THURSDAY, FEB. PEST

AUCTION
 Horses, Mules, Horses
 THURSDAY, FEB. PEST At 1:90 r. M at Cowboy Corral Give
 Points, 13 head If work mules, to 10 years old good workers and sound. 10 head of extra good work horses, all serviceably sound, in good flesh, and ready for the collar. Harness and collars with each and every animal sold. Good saddle and rid ing brdle.
 owner sold his lease and must sell livestock regardless of value. And all of this stock will be sold regardless of any limit or reserve. If you want work stock that will fill the bill, come to this sale.
 Terms will be made known day of sale.
 H. T. DOAK, Auctioneer
 A. s. BOOTHE. Owner al
 AUCTION SALE
 FRIDAY, MARCH 1. 2 miles west, F mile south, Glendale Commencing 130 D. m., sharp. Having plowed my ranch l am con- pelled to sell my stock on above date without limit.
 19 milk cows. fresh and coming fresh Holsteins and Durhams. 4 two-year- old heifers 6 short, 2-year- old heifers. 1 steer, two years old. small heifers.
 small steers.
 Terms. cash. Tsis is Al" stuff People in the market for good cows should attend this sale. Remember date and sale. WILLIAM S. LALMACHOFF, Owner C. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer,
 l.. c. GALLAND, Clerk. 3l
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
For Sale-Real Estate

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r>>r-~~ s350 FOR 16O-ACRE relnquishment cotton land. Casa Grande, close to station: plenty of water; also pat entcd s25 per acre; terms. WKite 319 East Jefferson. It FOR SALE-BlocS of ten lots. For information. phone 2560. ds
 FOR RENT 40 acres to rent for cotton, $25.0O an acre.
 10 acres to rent for cotton, $25.OO an acre.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 Phone 170S-3S West Monroe St. It
 GET BUSY
 For the first time we offer a beauti- ful so acre farm, 3 F miles from Glen dale. House, well, engine shade; planted to grain and alfalfa. Price s1S5.00 per acre. Terms S6050-00 cash
 Exclusive with NUNNELEY
 117 North First Ave. br 1eO ACRES for $S0OO Close to rail- road, 35 feet to water house. barn. well pump and engine. Sl200 down. balance terms at 6 per cent. Moore & Hayes, 3i N. Center bp
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

FOR SALE BY OWNER New double house, two complete living apartments, large rooms and closets, two bath rooms, two firepiaces, gas connections to all rooms, two large screen rooms, everything modern. A big dividend proposition. Lot 70X190 it. 547 E. Portland Phone A. G. Smith, Arizona Apartments 674 or 1731.
 6o
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17


 FOR SALE HOUSES-Buy from owner, and save commission: modern bungalow, well located. $500. P. 0. Box 1S6. bp
 STOP, LOOK, LISTEN,
 Stop and think. Look at our bargains in city homes. Listen to our easy terms. Little ROOM HOUSE and lot 50Xl37, w. Monroe St, just below 22nd, one block from street car. s500.00 is price for deed.
 Nine room house on FIRST AVE NUE near Postoffice, S475000 Lot is worth $5000.00. AS a rooming house, proposition is a winner.
 RAISE CHICKENS AND GARDEN on nice 10 acre ground, Osborn Road, near 7th St. splendid new brick, , rooms. bath and sleeping porches, hardwood floors, electric pump and tank, everything up-to-the- minute. s750 cash and S35.0o month will buy.
 NICE HOME-LIKE PLACE. FIVE ROOMS, BATH, SEVERAL ROOMS BUILT-IN FEATURES, SECOND, NEAR PIERCE. s100000 will handle. Possession at once.
 Let us take you in our auto and show you. DR. CRECELIUS. Tolleson Land X Cattle Co.,, r W. Adams. Phones 42S2 or S2S4. br
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

ALL SIZE RANCHES-ALL PRICES 10 acres, near Glendale, improved Price $3500.00. Will make terms.
 20 acres, near Glendale; improved Price $4500,00. Will make terms.
 20 acres, near Mesa; improved. Price S6250.00. Terms, F cash.
 so acres, mile from Chandler. Being planted to alfalfa and grain. Price $14,O00. Terms, F cash.
 160 acres, miles from Chandler; inn proved. 19 cows, 16 calves, implements and tools. Price S11,550.00. Terms, S375O cash, balance easy.
 150 acres, near Buckeye. We'll inn proved. Fenced and ss-fenced with woven wire. ? good houses, etc. Price $l25.00 per acre. S450O cash.
 160 acres, near Phoenix. We'll i'm proved, mostly in alfalfa. Price S200 per acre. F cash.
 H. A. -TELFORD
 31 w. JEFFERSON ST. +
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

FOR SALE-Four room frame house and lot. west out of city limits, gas, lights, city water. concrete cellar. fruit trees, chicken yard garage, title guar anteed; cheap by owner. Box 2703 Re-
 publican. 3bd
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

FOR SALE-Small three room house in northwest part of city. small pay ment down; no reasonable offer re- jected, small payment down. F. O. Box 1
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
TWO GOOD RANCHES

FOR SALE-40 acres alfalfa, IF miles south; all improvements. Terms Address Box 2721 Repnhlican. hD
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
For Sale-Houses
BY OWNER

Residence and adjoining lot, rooms. baths. four screen rooms, cellar. storehouse and double garage. Brick cemented over. on paved street, east front. built four years ago by day labor. Could be easily oJlverted into four apartments. making an excellent in vestment. S30 N. Second Ave. Phone 2527 or office 1032- if
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
CASA CYANIDE VALLEY

FOR SALE
 S0-acre ranch, fine for cotton, partly ready for planting and balance in good state of cultivation, fair improvements with good orchard, good well with soft water; ten miles of. this city, worth S200 per acre. Will take for quick sale S1S000 per acre with good terms. 40 acres for rent. miles south of Phoenix.
 RUGGLES REALTY co.
 15 North First Ave. 1t FOR SALE-Five acres, close in, northeast. Price $2300. F. O. box 7S6.
 bp
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

ROOM HOUSE, Montgomery Add. sS00.00. Terms. J. l.. Geare, 21Is So. 1st Ave It
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
w. J. BURNS

31 \. 1st Ave. bp 1 ROOM HOUSE screen room. good shade, South 2nd Ave. s1100.00. Terms. J. E. Geare. PIE So. 1st Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
For Sale-Real Estate

One of valleys finest 20-acre homes:
 situated northwest, amongst orange
 groves; sandy loam soil; family or
 chard, grapes; beautiful s3500 resi- dence; electric light; modern every l way; corral; purest drinking water; 5000; s1750 cash, balance easy. This
 opportunity for one week. Exclusive. EARLL
 117 North First Ave. It
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-15

And fathers and older brothers, and other mothers all the
have the world equal the life blood ovehe
bond the
the lment
blush with shame service flag
/
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-15

idelity & Casualty Co.
eugers Hotel
Richmond Guano Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-15

A. G. Beckner, Union News Co.
Richmond Structural Steel Co.
Haines, Jones, Cadbury Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
CLASS a

The Marriage Speculation. with
Mildred Manning and Wallace Mac
Donald. continues at tho Cias> A. IL
describes the adventures OF n country
GIRL. who agrees TO marry man for
an education and tho thrills % Eoci.
ETY. life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

In new HOME

The demonstration and saiczroons
OF the Seattle Music House have Just
undergone extensive attentions and
improvements at ieis-i2is Third ava.
The building II now transformed into
n complete and exclusive Talking
Machine store. and is said to b. ono
Of the finest OF It's kind in the North
west Tho Brunswick Talking
Machine. manufactured complete By
tho Brunswick. Baikc-Coilender Com
pany. is sold exclusively by this
house.
One year ago" said c. J. Cassutt.
manager. II decided TO devote my
entire time and attention TO the pho
nograph business. After a thorough
Investigation into the possibilities Of
the brunswick. started In and have
been going TO IT, ever since. with
wonderful success. Tho fact that
this machine plays all records. and
Is made entirely In the brunswick
factory. was big factor In choosing
this machine.
"a machine which produces fault.
lessiy the vocal as well as instrumen-
tai work Of the worlds great artists
regard as an agency Of education
and culture In the art OF music. and
In this respect the monograph Is
coming into larger and larger use
every day. II In no longer regarded
as n novelty or toy. but as fully as
indispensable TO broad musical cdu-
cation as the piano. or any other In.
strument."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
MISSION
COLONIAL.

Charlie Chaplin. In a now comedy.
and The ordeal film drama. share
honors on the new bill at the Colo.
Mai. opening today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
Japan Is Ready at Any Time
to Crush TeutOns in Siberia

oners east OF the Ural mountains. Ac-
cordlng TO Nipponese military au-
thorities. there are $4,000 between
Lake Baikal and the Urals--that Is,
in the part OF Siberia bordering on
European Russia. and 10000 concen-
trated between Baikal and the Pa
cific.
Te-~, there are n total Of 15a.-
600 Ieutons In the East. whose
future Il uncertain I'm the Great
War.
Adviccs 20 Tokyo from Pctrograd
have IL that Japan's intervention in
force has been checked by the Unit
ed States because of discussions be
tween America and the Bolshevik
government.
In high Japanese circles. II Is felt
that Japan must have Americas
decision before acting.
This evident desire of the mikado's
land to cooperate with the United
States in every way is one of the
noticeable fruits of the Ishii'Lansing
negotiations. Japan. however, does
not expect that the United States
will give n final word until Viscount
Ishii. the new Japanese ambassador,
has been conferred with. Then
events may be looked for.
Ready for Trouble
In the meantime. indicative OF the
continued tension in the East, Japa-
nese preparations go forward.
Mobilization has now extended In
TO the great industrial island OF kiu-
shiu. Japan's army Is organized on
n territorial basis, recruiting her
forces by national districts. The
divisions based on Hiroshima, Kuru'
me and Okya.na are now being pre-
pared for war service.
Transports also have been concen-
trated Mt the ports OF Moji and Nag
asaki.
The milSado's land is getting ready
TO take any steps for any situation
on a minutes notice. japan has al
ways struck hard and with great cf'
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
SEC. REDFIELD
TO SPEAK HERE

William T.. Redficld. secretary Of
commerce for the United States. will
be the guest Of the King county
council of defense and the Manufac'
turers' association OF Seattle nj n
dinner given at the Masonic temple
April 90. Mt $40 p. IN. Immediately
following the dinner Redfield will ad-
dress n big patriotic rally In the
temple auditorium.
All of the 60 patriotic councils In
the county have been invited to send
delegates to hear the war message
carried by the secretary.
In the Masonic club rooms. In the
Arcade building. on "wednesday,
April "a. the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce and Commercial Club will
have the secretary as their guest
at dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
Written Exclusively for The Star
ny q. CHARLES HODGES
Au,bority ON Ear East Affairs

Irnloss events In East Asia take
turn wholly unexpected by Japanese
s,ates-nen. no action other than the
landing of patrols ito protect her cit
liens" viii he Initiated by the mika'
dos land until tho United states mas
announced It's decision.
Delicate Situation
The men holding the destiny oil
Janan realize that the step broachod
TO the allies and America would have
momentoua effects. There must be
neither characterization nor misunuer-
standing which can turn the situa
ton disastrously to Germany's favor
Nippon sees this clearly as the cru
cial test Of Japan-the sacrifice oil
what may well be her Immediate IN
tercst. 10 the common cause.
The attitude taken by the mikndos
government may he said to rest on
three contingencies. 1t Is n sain
abatement that Nippon VIII feel
heightened anxiety for the peace of
the East were any of the following
conditions to assume mcnacing pro
portions:
u) Munitions OF war anu other
supplies must not he allowed IN
reach the Teutons on any large
scale from out Of Siberia, what
ever be tho attitude of the Boil
sheyik government, unless the :
allies are fully convinced that In
teryeutjon would be more dan
gerous.
fe) Teutonic prisoners Of war.
hitherto interned In Siberia, can
not be allowed 10 reorganise
themselves ~ belligerent fac
tor--either 10 bring the war into
the Fast or 10 spread disintegra-
tiou 10 the westward or south.
CD Cbina---torn by the kind Of
disorder which has operated In
Russia 10 bring allies close 10 dis
aster--must not likewise be I'M
dermined by tho Teutons using
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
ASK ARREST OF ALL
UNBONOED DRIVERS

The arrest OF all persons operating
"for hire" automobiles without prop
err licenses was demanded Thursday
in resolutions passed by the state
Automobile owners Protective asso-
citation. No action can be taken un-
III cases pending In the superior
court are finally settled, and the
status OF "for hire" ears under the
bonding law is fixed. Deputy Prose
cutor Palmer stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
MOONEY PETITION ASKS
FOR NEW TRIAL BY JURY

SAN FRANCISCO. April 19.-The
petition to Gov. stephens. asking
new trial for Thomas j. Mooney. has
been made public by Attorney Max
well McNutt.
The petition covers ls5 pages. 1t
concludes:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
Russia as n base Of operations.

Japan is ava ting developments
along these lines. tending the sane
ton of the allies. before taking fur
Their steps
Tho war department. In Tokyo has
made public figures OF German pris-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

One man in crowd Of Palm
Beach oilers go, the hunch" that
life held something more thrilling
than beach parties. and he started
out to find H. lie did. Tho story II
told In The fandloper." with Harold
Lockwood starring. at the Strand.
MISSION
Francis Y. BuAhman and Beverly
Bayne arr appearing at the Mission
IN "Th. Brass Check" Tho play
deals with th. experiences Of an In.
ven,or sent TO an insane asylum by
plott.rn. and the troubles Of his
friends In reacuing him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
ropAY.s PROGRAMS

TODAY.s PROGRAMS
CIFNNktt-->asime In "Heveia-
tssa-"
LIBERTY --- Forbes Robertson In
Passing Of the Third fi.or Hack"
CottsEuN--peogi Fairbanks In
Mr.. tts-it."
>rkt>D--ti.reld lockwood In The
i.ndisp~r."
Nt~~IO>--rranei. Y. ua.hmsn la
The Hrs~s CHECK"
tutO>lAI-Nsy Robson in "a
Might Oct
CLASS A--Miiir~d Manning In The
Marriage Speculation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
The Basement Saiesroom Display Of
Banded Hats

reflects the great popularity of this phase of tailored
millinery for the variety of colors and styles it offers
is wide, indeed.
Banded White MiIans in cushion-brim mushroom and
straight-brim effects, with white grosgrain bands
and bows, $2.75 and $3.50.
Troteur Sailors in the pineapple straw, highly
lacquered in taupe, black and brown, with wide
crush satin sash or band with wired bow, $4.75.
II saiesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

Mooney asks n pardon that he
may be retired. He does not ask
Communication OF his sentence. The
only redress is the benefit OF trial
by jury"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

'-rarzan OF the Apes" photoplay
extraordinary. opens at the Coliseum
today. Thousands OF persons who
have read the story. by Edgar Rice
Burroughs. have found Il doubly in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

tercstlng In film form
Vast scenes in the wilds and scores
of wild animals are features In this
production. Enid Marksy. Gordon
Griffith and Elmo Lincoln are some
OF tho stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19
LIBERTY

SIR tombstone Forbes Robertson is
attracting end OF the week audiences
to the Liberty. lie Is showing In HIS
famous stage play. The Passing Of
~ Third Floor Back"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

Naxlmova. In her great film play.
Revelation" continues at the Glenn.
fncr until Saturday.
IA Joline. an artists model. nhe
runs the gamut of emotion In tn.
Intensely entertaining photoplay.
bringing about a miracle In a monas.
terry ynrd. and thereby developing
her own life Into paths OF greater
usefulness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-19

w - s'h.SO, IL W ~
$1.75 pair.
cHTLDRESrs TAN BAREFOOT
SANDALS with heavy soles;
sizes 8 TO s. 800 pair; 10 :.
x1.26 pair.
cHfLDREN'S TAN CALF PLAY
oNFORDS with oak.tanned
leather soies. sizes 10 8.
e1.1S: . 10 II. 91.05: IL to
?. &1.S5 pair.
PATENT MARY JANE PUMPS
with hand turned soles. for In.
fants and children. Sizes to
years. H1.15 pair: 81 to 8.
11.3S pair.
BOYS AND YOUTHS GUN.
METAL CALF LACE SHOES
with heavy soles. sizes II 20
isia. $3.50: TO 2. 1918
pair: 2ss 20 6. $500 pair.
basement Salesroom.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
A MUSTARD BATH
AIDS SORENESS

Everybody knows the old-fashioned
mustard plaster was a good thing to
relieve pain, but 1t b1fstered. Mustard
should be used in the form Of a lini-
ment to get best results. Mustard
liniments penetrate without much rub
bling, and tmpart a pleasant, soothing
warmth to the skin without blistering.
A good liniment is made of mustard.
red pepper, sassafras, menthol and
ammonia. Apply it to the feet upon
retiring and the soreness will be gone
in the morning.
It is also a splendid external ap-
plication in rheumatism, lumbago,
muscular soreness, coughs, colds and
pleuresy. 1t relieves pains and assists
internal remedies to rid you OF all
ments.
The above prescription with added
ingredients, already prepared, may be
obtained under the name of Pepgen
Liniment at Thistlethwaite's drug
stores or from any other first-class
druggist in Richmond and nearby
towns.
Pepgen Liniment aids Pepgen wher-
ever there is pain.