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Evening star., 1919-04-09
Thirteenth Chair" !"

Wfaiam Harris, jr., Will present at the
Shubert-Garrick next week, beginning
Sunday, '"rhe Thirteenth Chair" Bay
ard VeiIler's mystic and melodramatic
sensation. for the second time in Wash
ington- There are few persons if it
comes to a showdown who will not con-
fe1s to a weakness for good detective
story. Add to this the extra thrill i'm
parted by a hint of the supernatural and
TWO excellent reasons why THE Thir-
teenth Chair remained over one year at
the Forty-eigth Street Theater in New
York are made known.
The cast is headed by Helen Van
Hoose. as Rosalie La Grsnde, the me-
uum- Joseph R. Garry. who created
the part of Inspector Donohue. is still
With the company. Others are Louise
6rowneH as Mrs. Crosby, the gracious
ntatron; Elmer Buffham, as Roscoe
Crosby. and Elaine Anderson. as Helen
ONeil
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NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYs.
American.

Sunday, William Farnum, in ''The
Man Hunter; Monday, Enid Bennett,
in Happy Though Married.; Tuesday,
Vivian Martin. in you Never Saw
Such a Girl; Wednesday, Carlyle
Blackwell, in Hit or Miss; Thursday,
Charles Chaplin, in "A Dogs Life;
Friday. Lima Cavalieri. in 1.-TWO
Brides; Saturday, D. w. Griffith's
Romance OF Happy Valley"
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Truxton.

Sunday. Alice Brady. in Her Great
Chance; Monday. Alma Reubens. in
Restless Souls; Tuesday. Margarita
Fischer. in "Mollie of the Follies"; +;
Wednesday. Ruth Clifford. in The
Games Up; Thursday, Lillian Wal
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Photoplay Features.
Getting Married. "

Marion Davies, pictured in Get
ting Married." and Suspense" fea-
turing Mollie King, will be new pho
toplays next week at Crandall's Met
ropolitan and Crandalps Knicker-
booker Theaters. Mary Boland. in
"a Woman's Experience" also will be
shown at the Knickerbocker.
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Revere.

Sunday, sporting Life; Monday.
Lima Cavalieri. in Two Brides; !;
Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton. in Hard
Boiled; Wednesday, Norma Tai
madge, in Her Only Way; Thurs
day. "Pudd'n Head Wilson: Friday.
Louise Huff, in Crook of Dreams"
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Roger Quilter, and Mother O. Nine"
by request.
Mr. McBeath gave for his first ap
pearance 'Adagio." by Rice. and later
played with splendid expression
"Sons sa Fenetre" (serenade), by
Hubay, and "Humoresque," by Tor
Aulin. A military atmosphere was
contributed by the uniforms of many
soldiers, one hundred of whom were
from the Walter Reed Hospital as
guests of the Knights of Columbus.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
"Let's Elope. :"

Sunday and the first four days of
next week. Marguerite Clark will be
featured in her newest photoplay.
Lets Elope." a charming story of the
search for happiness of a young au-
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. ''The Turn in
the Road: Tuesday Shorty Hamilton,
in The Pen Vulture," and Carlyle
Blackwell. in Hit or Miss; Wednes-
day, Anita Stewart and Earle Will
liams, in From Headuuarters":
Thursday, Pauline Frederick, in paid
in Full; Friday. Shirley Mason. in
The Winning Girl: Saturday. Con-
stance Talmadge, in Experimental
Marriage
Evening star., 1919-04-09
HERE'S RELIEF
FOR YOUR COLD!
DIR. Kings New Discovery
helps to bring the desired
i quick relief

lit holds a record of fifty con-
inuous years of relieving
promptly and pleasantiy-the
usual winter colds, coughs and
bronchial attacks.
1t holds a following of armies
% regular users in whose family
nediCine cabinets DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the watchword for
,old and cough correction.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
&c and $l-z0.
The Boon of Regular Bowels
1.-The health-promoting proper
Hes of active bowels, these are
yours when you occasionally take
Or. Kings New Life Pills. Keep
H1e stomach sweet, the breath
unfainted, the system cleansed.
Gentle but positive. z5c.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Now that women are permitted to
sit as members in the Saskatchewan
legislature. the newspaper women of
that province are demanding the right
of admission to the press gallery as
reDOrferS
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Circle.

Sunday, Henry Walthall, in False
Faces; Monday. Vivian Martin, in
day, Dorothy Gish, in Boots; We'd
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Ozark Rosaleen."

O. David Belasco's new production,
'Dark Rosaleen," which will be pre-
ssented at the Beiasco Theater next
week. is said to have the character
tfstic atmosphere of the Emerald Isle
In every scene. 1t was written by two
actors, W. D. Hepenstau and Whitford
Kane, who had served years of their
lives on the Irish stage. They have
taken a pretty love theme and set it
among characters of unusual types and
of much interest. Mr.. BelaSco has
given to the play his mastery of stage
craft He has engaged a large cast of
Spfayers, including John Daily Murphy,
Dodson Mitchell, John Carmody, Rob-
lert Cummings. Eileen Huban, Beryl
Mercer, Eileen Curran, Rose Morrison
and Anne Sheridan.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

nesday and Thursday, Norma Tall
madge in THE Probation Wife, Fri
day and Saturday, Mary Pickford in
"Hulda From Holland"
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Piles Cured I'm to IL Days.
Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure Itching. Blind, bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Stops Irritation; Soothes and
Heals. You can get restful sleep after the first
application. Price. eoc.-Adyertiscment
Evening star., 1919-04-09

ker, in THE Love Hunger; Friday.
Marie Osborne, in Child of MSieu":
-,aturday. Norma Talmadge. in DE
Luxe Annie"
Evening star., 1919-04-09
"Happiness."

) Lzurette Taylor comes to the New
National Theater next week in her lat
est New York success. Happiness" a
character comedy by ]. Hartley Man.
ners. Her role is that of little er-
rand girl to fashionable dressmaker,
rich in optimism and with sane be-
lief in life, but poor in the things the
world esteems as riches. 1t is a study
in contrasts, filled with wit and humor
asswell as sound philosophy. A touch
Sof romance and song adds to its
charm.
Miss Taylor is supported hy q COM
panY including Lynn Fontanne, shortly
to be starred by George c. Tyler; Per-
cy Ames, ]. N. Kerrigan Of tho original
Abbey Players; Beatrice Terry. niece
of Ellen Terry; Thomas Coffin Cooke
and others.
Miss Taylor's last appearance in
Washington was as a member of the
all-star cast which presented "Out
There" for the benefit of the National
Red Cross last May.
The advance sale Of seats will open
at the box Office tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Liberty.

Sunday. Marguerite Clark. in Mrs.
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch: Mon
day. Dustin Farnum. in Captain
Courtesy"; Tuesday: Lima Cavalieri, in
Moore, in "a Man and His Money;
Thursday. Jane and katherine Lee,
In Smiles: Friday. Theda Bara in
When Men Desire; Saturday, Hen
ry B. Walthall. in Fake Faces"
Lyric.
Sunday and Monday, Annette Kel-
lerman. in "Queen of the Sea-:
Sunday matinee.. Houdini. in The
Tuesday. Frank keenan,. in Todd of
the Times: Wednesday. Sessun Haya-
kawa and Tsuru Aoki. in "a Heart in
lawn; The Dutiful Dub; Thursday,
Peggy Hyland. in The Girl With No
Regrets; Friday, "a Movie star
Lee. in ''Smiles;:" Francis Ford. in '.The
Silent Mystery" twelfth episode.
Sunday, William Farnum, in 'The
Man Hunter: Monday. Edith Storey,
day. Carmel Myers. in who Will
Marry Me-; Wednesday, Gladys
Brockwell, in "The Forbidden Room;
Thursday. Bert Lytell. in Blind
Mans Eyes; Friday. William Rus
sell, in Where the West Begins:
Saturday, THE Soul of Broadway"
Sunday, D. w. Grifhth's The Ro-
nance of Happy Valley" and Charles
Chaplin, in "Shanghied"; Monday,
Priscilla Dean, in The Wicked Dar,
ling; Tuesday, Mitchell Lewis, in
Children of Banishment"; Wednes-
| day, Charles Ray, in The Girl
Dodger." and Houdini in THE Master
Mystery; Thursday, Lima Cavalieri.
| in Two Brides; Friday. Ethel
Barrymore, in 'The Divorcee"; Satur-
day. Carlyle Blackwell, in Hit or
Miss"
Plaza.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday John
Barrymore in THE Dictator". We'd
Evening star., 1919-04-09
ooh, Uncle!"

~Oh. Uncle" musical comedy in two
acts, will be the attraction at Polls
Theater next week. beginning Monday.
Book and lyrics are by Edgar Smith
and the music by Jacques PresburK and
ChArles Jules.
Tits girl and music show Of the bet
ter class, with lavish settings, tuneful
music and comic situations.
The story deals with the love affair of
q, wealthy clubman who is prevented
from marrying the girl of his choice. a
strof musical comedy fame. by his un-
c3A who controls the young mans es-
tnta
nis Ediss, Nancy Fair, Renee Adoree,
sam Ash, Harry Corson Clarke, Bert
HR2n. Charles Olcott. Lew Cooper. Joe
KaoA.a1Sf a Broadway chorus.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
CosnT3.

a delightful comedy skit. a novel
male quartet, a singing accordionist
and a trio of perfect athletes" are
some of the attractions listed for
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Empire.

Sunday and Monday. f K Lincoln,
in Fighting Through; Tuesday.
Kathleen Clifford, in The Law That
Divides; Wednesday. Mae Murray,
in Danger. Go Slow; Thursday. Bert
Lytell, in Blind Mans Eyes; Friday.
Munroe Salisbury and Ruth Clifford,
in The Millionaire Pirate" and Sat
urday. Madame Traverse. in Gambling
in Souls
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Gayety.

The Gayety Theater promises a
beauty show next week in James E
Cooper's The Sightseers," with the
nrettieSt choristers to be found on
broadway, arrayed in "one of the
most striking wardrobes ever seen in
burlesque." Billy X. Wells is the
author of two-act vehicle, wait a
Minute" which provides for beautiful
stage pictures and an unusual number
OF dances, staged by Raymond B
Perez. One scene shows chorus girls
row" A novel number Is the phono-
graph scene. where each girl repre-
sents a record Allowance is made
also for the comedy work of Gus Fay
and his cohorts.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
AmnWS mn@mtS

next week at the Cosmos Theater.
where William Farnum will be the
picture star in The Man Hunter" the
extraordinary matinee photoplay at
traction, supplemented with "Reilly's
Wash Day." new Mack Sennett
comedy. Somewhere on Coney Is
land a comedy based on experiences
in picture hile-yGu- wait" gallery.
is counted upon as the big laughing
act. and the feature attraction is to
be announced later. Bernard Wheeler
and Adele Potter have been specially
engaged to present Harry L. Newton's
comedy skit. "A Phonie Episode"
which is described as delightful and
out of the ordinary; the Worth Way
ten Four dc not sing. play. dance or
do athletic stunts. yet they are billed
for unique Offering. and 'Jzetta" is
the name of the accordion!st who
sings. and sings very sweetly.
The performances Sunday, starting
at pm, will present selected bill
of fine vaudeville and pictures.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

nesday, Montagu Love and Muriel Os-
triche. in THE Hand Invisible; Thurs
day, Tom Moore. in "A Man and His
Money: Friday Norma Talmadge. in
THE Forbidden City: Saturday,
Mitchell Lewis, in 'Lifes Greatest
Problem"
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, John
Barrymore in '"The Dictator: We'd
Evening star., 1919-04-09

We bought over 100 dozen de-
pendable quality Silk Gloves, in
white. black, gray, tan. ETC., at a
big saving. We pass it ON to you
at only Soc.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

ChamoiS Finish Long
cloth. fun ten-yard piece.
soft finish, ideal for wom-
ems and children's under
wear.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
| lWOMEN'S 81 SILK HOSE, 59'
MEMS WORK
SHIRTS, 49c

Heavy Khaki and
Blue Shirts. in sizes
IA to 16. These full
cut shirts sell regular
ly at 75c and $1.O0.
The quantity IL linn
tied.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
81 SILK PONGEE,. SEC

A limited quantity of this
and dress fabric, lightweight.
wide in natural only.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Good Absorbent Quail
ity Huck Towels. lax
% with fast color red
border.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
County Jail
Record Last
Year Is Good
fewer Confined Today Than
at Beginning Of 19I8i
War Responsible,

Old Man 1913. who has Just passed
into history. was good 10 Oklahoma
county A lot oi men who had started
IA a criminal direction according to
public records. Joined the army and
navy and have made good. and tho
number Of person, this year held N
the county lail IS leS, than half that
at the beginning Of 1913.
When 1918 started there were l2l
men and women m the county jail,
cighty-two charged with violating
state laws and ,hlfiy.nlne alleged fed.
eral violators. Now there arc only
forty eight twenty nine held on coun.
ty and state charges and nineteen held
on federal charges.
While the army and navy would moi
accept enliStmcn,S from men charged
with any kind Of "A felony. sucl
charges, It IS known were dismissed
against a number oi first offender,
that they might get into the service
Numerous mlsdemeanor charges wer,
dismissed in a like manner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02

I've picked up . smatterins Of Il from
Lillian, who copies her iingles on q
typewriter after shc has once written
them ont in pencil, II Is. a. she says,
a necessary precau,ion OH her part
for her chirography especially when
she's IN the ihfoeS Of composition. Is
a fearful and wonderful thing to con.
template I'm sure that both her
typing and mine would esaspef.ic a
trained ypist, for we we pick !, out"
as Lillian says with two fingers But
by dint OF taking infinite pains |
finally aid before her ,hesf Of
creditable copies n hr advertisement
Good girlW she examined them
critically, then folded them carefully.
and slipping them into a large envel.
ope. snapped rubber band around Il,
"Le, mic see, This Is Tuesday. Most
oi those country paper go 10 press on
Friday or Saturday You've quite a
liltle job before you II you make the
rounds You'd better telephone the
city papers from her., and then start
out early tomorrow morning on those
others. Telephone from downstairs,
please. I've got few things to clear
on, OF the way. Then we'll have a
good old gossip. I'm no, going TO le,
you go home until after dinner"
To one who didn't know and love
her her abrup,nesS would have seemed
discourteous But Lllllan's library is
not only the place where she receive,
her closest in'ima,e,, but II is her
workroom as well. She never has the
sllgh,es, hesi'ancy in bundlinp any
one on, unceremonlou,ly when she has
work to do
As | went downstairs 10 take the
first steps IN my quest for work !
realized as never before how uemen-
dou'ly busy a woman Lillian was how
royal her spending of her time, inilu.
ence money and mentality IN the sefy.
ice OF those she loved.
(COpvrigh,l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
WAR STAMPS ARE
SOLD At BARGAIN
RATES IN CITY


Government War saving, stamps
,rfe beng sold TO-DAY At the War
SAVING, bank a. bargain sales rate,
Tine stamp, which December II sold
fr st1i ,.ll today for the rest OF
tr month 80 the reduced rate of
SI2
Tines, are stamp, Of the 1919 IS
sue wm.h according 10 government
plan, vll. like 'hr stamps OF 1918
first sell for SAP and increase a
cent 4 month until December. They
VII mature IN VA
The ucw stamp, are widely different
from the old issue, being only about
hail the size. and blue instead OF
green. Thrift stamps, however, are
the same as the old ones. There IS
a change 10 the stamp certificates al
though mo- new certificate, have been
received
4 number oi person, were heedmg
the advice of the War Stamp oiti-
Gals and were buying 4 stamp Of the
new issue this morning, lust to start
the new year right" as they put IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
there wa, one part that Jared upon

there wa, one part that Jared upon
me,
ITS splendid, Lillian" | said when
I'd read II through "On'y--is II nee.
essary to put IN those personal details
abou, being married and my husband
IN the service"
Lillian Explains.
I knew H." Lillian calculated. sd-
dressing the nearest door as IT {
weren't in the room. ] knew her reti-
.en,, don't-exploi,.my -personality-na.
,ure would rise up and protest Now,
lister TO me, my deaf'-she turned
to me with a complete change OF tone.
"You want this job. and you dom,
want 10 make weary pilgrimage
from village 10 village of the territory
surrounding Marvin. On the other
hand, these principals arc naturally
going to be suspicious OF an sdytr-
tScWcnt
why they will ask, " this wo-
man Is any good, is she willing to take
low 'alaried position ~ a village
when she could DO much bette in the
cityr But those words, lives Long
Island. married. husband IN service,
tell the the whole story. They'll guess
the baby, OF course, and decide that
with such a reason for wanting work
near home there's chance thai you
we're really some pumpkins IN your
line, and therefore a prize Tor them.
Now do you sayvyi"
Indeed, | do" returned promptly
nd am aw'ully ashamed OF myself
Tor picking flaws"
Taking the First Step.
Never mind that" Lillian said
carelessly Now, lets make out a
lat OF the papers You'll want to pu,
this in. The Brooklyn papers, OF
course, one New York paper, and five
OF SIX OF the biggest weekly papers IN
your section. I'd Ike to prophesy
that YOU won't need bit one or twu
insertions"
! didn't share her confidence. but |
kept my doubts strictly to myself
Let ne make the copies. at ieaS,,
| pleaded. g
why, OF course" Lillian assen,ed
promptly. Il shan't need the old ma.
chine Tor a couple OF hours at least
Go to it. You'll find plenty OF paper
IN the drawer beneath and wouldn't
make carbons Give each office q
elean-out copy. then there won't b,
the chance OF mistake
I never really learned typing. bu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
WEEKS ATTACKS
ARMY METHODS
Casualty Reports BungIed
and Delayed, He Says,

WASHINGTON. Jan 2--Ihe war
department was sharply -cri'icised IN
the senate today by Senator Weeks oi
Massachusetts, republican, for delays
and errors IN compiling casualties
among the cxpcdltlonary force, and
for failure 90 cooperate with the Red
Cross in the matter OF forwarding let
tcrs from wounded oldiers to rela-
tvcs in this country
Criticism was directed especially at
the iiicc of the adu,ant general ot
the arry Senator Weeks saying that
Major General MCClin, the allutln'
general who retired last summer 10
command a division, and who was sue
ceeded hy Major General Harris,
should have been retained. He could
not believe. nc said, that a change in
the office Of the adlutant general OF
ness-likc or desirable.
20 Letters Daily.
Senator Weeks declared that the
war departments information as to
casualties often had been wrong
"Dufing the week ended December
IA" he stated, the Red Cross re-
,ciyed an average OF twenty letters a
day from parents who had been ad-
vlsed by the war department that their
sons had been killed on a specific date
In every ono ot these cases the par
enis wrote that they had received
communications from their boys sub
scqucnt TO the date given hy the war
department That seems almost mi
raculouS that so many errors could
have occurred IN cases of this kind
Lack of Details.
II also was worth noting. the Mas
saChusettS senator continued, that in
sending reports OF casualties 10 fam
lies. the department simply stated the
individual had been killed or wounded
without further explanation and that
an far as he knew the department had
no other information on the subject
THAT work" he added, has very
properly been taken M by the Red
Cross and II is testified that in the
teighborhood of ten thousand letters
a week have been sent to the families
Of those killed or injured, giving the
facts relating to the death or condition
OF the injured mar"
Describing Red Cross methods, SEN
a,or Weeks said that agency In An
gust located in French hospitals, DO
American soldiers reported missing
by the war department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
FEDERAL VOCATION
BOARD MAN IN CITY

J J. Shudcr. member ~ 'hc federal
hoard for vocational education, Is in
hc city today at the IluckinS
hotel, in tic interest Of the work OF
his board, which has to do with teach.
ing disabled soldiers and sailors use
iul occupations. so rha, they will make
good in various trades. lie stated this
morning iha, he will be glad 20 talk
with anybody this afternoon who is
interested in the work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
MSQlCde1'
husband
What Lillian Wrote for Madge "a
Advertise.
H2ozo Carlson

what Lillian Wrote for Madge to
Advertise.
CURIOSITY is not usually one OF
" my besetting sins, but it con-
sumed me ilamingly in the few
minutes OF baniShmcnt TO the other
side OF tho library on which Lillian
had insisted.
could see her before her writing
desk. idly making marks | knew we're
meaningless on the hlotter by her side,
the while she gaied straight in front
OF her, as II she were trying 10 look a
hole IN the side OF the wall. The sim
lle is one her small daughter Marion.
frequently uses when she's impatient
with her mothers preoccupatlon
Presently Lillian Strengthened her
self with a jerk. and fell to writing
rapidly upon a sheet OF manuscript
paper Then she read over what she
had written, crossed OF, something in
one place with a vicious slash It her
pcncil-Lllllan always corrccts her
copy as II size were operating the gull
lotinc-added another word or two
read It over again and then swung
around to me.
'How's this" she asked. and hy the
tone Of her voice knew that she had
satisfied her ScycfeSt critic herself
Former teacher New York high
schools, specialist, history and civil
government. also qualified teact
! English course, wishes position hlgl
! school in Long Island town not les,
than ten nor more than thirty mlle'
from CITY Lives Long Island. mar
RED husband in service Highest ref
erenccs given Address y Y. L."
She read It slowly then handed m,
the paper on which she'd written it.
Had to read il aloud first" sh,
said with a wry grin. IT'S a llttlt
preliminary always necessary with III,
fist"
smiled back at her lovingly as
took the paper. In truth, | was gla,
OF the momentary respite from an ex
preston Il opinion concerning il TO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
NEGRO MURDER CASE
IS ON TRIAL TODAY

On a charge OF killing WhitSon
Iones. negro. I'D Blunt, also a negro,
was placed on trial before Judge Frank
Matthews and a jury in the district
court this morning. Only part OF the
Jury had been emrsnelcd up TO noon
today.
Blunt, according to the information
Issued by the county attorney
shot and killed lone, one night last
ummer over alleged relations with
Mary Jones, wife Of the deceased
Blunt will make plea OF self defense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02
BUICK PRICES TO
BE $100 CHEAPER

& s. Lindsay local Buick company
manager. has received word that the
new Buick models will be Slo0
cheaper
Lower prices were made possible
Mr.. lindsay says, by the organization
oi the company on a peace basis
sooner than was expected. There has
been considerable speculation, he says,
about peace prices for the cars, ow-
ing to the fact that the factory was
selling cars TO the government and
huying raw materials on war basis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-02

made Of aocs and and take hese other
This will excite efficient bowel action At the you suffer
from backse irritation Of the bladder and the Kidney shown b. TIA
frequent calls TO get out Of bed night considerable sediment tha
water brick dust deposit perhaps headache tho morning
should obtain the drug simple tablet which e1pe s uric
acid and the toxic poisons from the system This called "AnuYc
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bladder and kidneys, II expels these toxic poisons
To build up the strength and improve jhc bo-beanse % the
influenza re fewer Of the white blood copuscs and nd
blood corpuscestake such "Ironc Ito b had In
tablets drug sore good herbal tonic such that has
served the greatest usefulness for the fifty namely, d.
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery made wild bsrks and a.
without alcohol. and sold in tablet or liquid form.