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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
F.ltsas visit Old Friends Here

Fultsas Visit Old Friends Here
Mrs. Jessie Fulton Peters and hus-
band and children, Of Garden City.
Kansas, arrived in Gunnison, this
week, enroute by auto TO visit friends
IN Montrose, but stopped over TO greet
old friends Of this place. Just lately,
q Nrs. Petar,x home, occurred Z
double wedding n ker family. Hef
brother, Verne Fulton, and younger
sister, Miss Gladys Fulton. Nra.
Peters father, z. N. Fulton, was with
the party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
Keelors Leave for Idahs spriass

Kee,ors Leave for Idahs Spsinss
At three p. m. Monday. VIII Keelor
and family left in ears for an over
land trip to Idaho Springs, where they
will make their new home. Will has
been mining at the Springs since early
this season, but came in last Thursday
for the celebration and to move his
family over. They went In their big
touring car, . Ford and truck, NOV
ing bag and bagRage by auto. Gum
nison Is sorry to have them 60.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
Stray Rattlesnake Killed

II you SUDDENLY came upon . four
feot rattler in the Upper Gunnison
country, you would naturally think
the stories told by old residents that
10 rattlesnale had ever been, seen this
sjde Of Black and Blue mesas, or Of
Marshall pass, Is being sadly in error.
That il just what Will Sammons thot
the other day when he killed . whopper
bearing nine rattlers near his home on
the Cebolla, three miles above the
springs. However. . number Of camp
Wngona with bales Of hay aboard had
recently been by, and Mr.. Sammons 10
nct quite sure but this rattler may
have been imported. At any rate It
3 the first one we ever heard Of IN
this section Of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
COUNTY GETS
Z Bis TRUCKS

Twelve thousand dollars worth Of
road machinery was donated to Gun
nison county Tuesday, when the fleet
at army trucks came over Cochetopa
psss, and two Of the $4,000 trucks,
. .Nash Quad and . Federal were left
here by John A. Sprott. who was in
Charge Of them.
This il the first shipment Of army
trucks to Colorado, which has been
assigned 8l5 Of the $1,000. Some are
direct from use in France, but many
are new and al in fine condition. The
government lends them to the state
and the state lends them to the coun-
ties BY apportioning them ~ needed.
All the county has to pay is the
freight from New York, or about $3.50
each. However, II . war were de-
elared they would be ct once called in
Ter seryice.
Hr. Sprott IL road supervisor for
0ess county and left oae Of the trucks
at 6aguache, two here, and took on
four for Delta, Nontrose and Mesa.
4essrs. Whalen and Wiley were
ever in Denver last week on this road
busines and by dint Of much personal
pressure secured the two for this
county. The Nash Quad was taken
70 Crested Butte where it will be used
on the new road building. The Fed
eral is being used by Mr.. WflU west
Of town In surfacing. II isv much
speedier than the White truck already
owned by the county. The hest made
Is miles IN hour when desired on the
road from Denver
Besides the 5000 for completing
fhn Gr>~fa6 Ruffa .g0vnap~nk rod <ko
new apportionment allows Commits
Gioner KILLER $500 for strengthening
some Of the curves near Sapinsro.
There ID also assurance Of $4,000
for the road between Guunison and
Lake City, but Il may be couple Of
years IN coming. However, this ought
to make . fine piece Of highway.
Some reports are that fifteen teams
and men are working on the Monarch
pass highway, but this seems difficult
- verify. The survey Of the Waunita
ent-c6 Il supposed to be starting this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
Mr.. Stanley Granted Aliueay

In the divorce suit Of A. L. Stanley
Of White Pine versus Anna Matilda
Stanley, the latter has filed counter
claims for alimony and attorneys fees.
The case coming up in county court
Tuesday, Judge Stone allowed the lady
$50 a month alimony as requested.
Desertion In alleged by Mr.. Stanley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
Akron Working Is Mea

The Akron Mining Co. is working
shout 25 men, and prospects are good
for the White Pine camp. declared
Frank Fessler, who brought down
John c. Reagan and j. H. Robinson
from the Pine last night. Mr.. Rob
inson has been doing some surveying
for Mr.. Reagan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

John Andrews came home from
France Tuesday. July 18th. John be-
10th Engipeers, and was In France for
fourteen months. He was one Of the
boys who volunteered shortly after the
war opened for America.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
Lsested Lewis Irsa Mines

Joe Dale, who lived In Cunnison for
twenty years but left here twenty
years ago, first going to Cedsredgc,
and then to Califolnis, u now in town
Waiting his nephew, A. w. Hogan ard
shaking hands with Old frienda. Mr..
Dale u from LeNe Beach Ca1ifagnie,
and d Interested n epepe lnl1lse
arsund hssos H Nne ~ orlGfo1
lecater 81 The CshellA ff0n NM. x
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
HOMESTEAOS
DESIGNATED

The following Information
from the Aontrose Enterprise
will Be- Of interest to the ma
merous entrymen here who
have filed claims under the $40 =.
acre homestead law:
Approval Of the classification Of
275,78O acres in the Montr0se land
district rs chiefly valuable for graz
ing and raising forage crops, has Just
been made by Secretary Of the Inter-
ior, Franklin K. Lane, who has des-
ignated thsse land ~ coming under
the provisions Of the stock raising
homestead law. An official report Of
the designation, which becomes ef-
fective July %, was received Saturday
by the register and receiver Of the
Montrose land Office.
When effective the entries Of $40
citizens Of the Montrose land district
who have heretofore made application
for these lands under the stock-rnis-
ing homestead law will be placed on
record, the only exception being where
there are conflicts and these lands are
only subject to entry by those citi-
xens who have already made applica-
ton for them. The lands IN question
are scattered Ill over tie district.
A. soon q convenient the appIi-
cants will be notified BY mail and mn
til that IL done there will be nothing
gained By bctherfng the Nontrose Of
hcials with letters Of inquiry. It b
presumed that Ill the lands have been
allowed except in cases where the ap-
plicants have heretofore been notified
that their applications have been re-
jected, 70 there u NO occasion for
worry on the part Of any Of the apbli-
cants.
It is understood that re-surveys
have been ordered for . few town
ahips, and in those cases filings win
not be allowed for some time, but
- the lands have been designated
there would seem TO be no reason Why
the applicants should not safely pro-
ceed With their improvements.
One 01ch toWnship u near the road
hopoe on tie Blue river.
That theee lands have been desie-
nated VIM be god news 70 1 Iar5e
number of people. there being mort
than hve hundred applicants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Nrs. Mary Kurts Il greeting old
time Gunnison friends, having arrived
Saturday. She IL stopping at the
Jehn April home and vim remain Z
month. Her son John Kurtx has just
returned from across the waters, and
saw great deal Of the country by
driving an army truck over most Of
France and part Of Germany.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Bryan O'Fallon came in from
France this morning. He belonged
to Tie First Army Headquarters in
Division came in yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Owing to tie known spread Of the
Alfalfa Weevil since COLORADO Quar-
antine No. 5 was issued in September,
1918. it becomes necessarv 70 ehsnee
quarantine regulations 10 meet new
conditions An open confere4ee will
be held in the Delta County Court
House ak two O'Clock D. n. July n
(next week ThursAny) for tie pufpose
Of esasideyinG coaditieas 70 he DRAFTED
into the NV q1Arantins. Il = earn
estly desired thnt representative from
both the infested and noa-infestsd
counties will Be present in order that
their views and suggestions may be
taken into consideration IN drafting
regulations with tie greatest fairness
to all. Business-men. farmers and
shippers should attend the meeting,
since the restrictions imposed will vi
tally affect the shipping Of the state.
The weevil infested counties OF Colo
RADIO are Delta, Gunnison and Mon
trose.
C. p. Gillette,
State Entomologist
C. C. Wakeland,
Deputy
The office Of the State Entomologist
has determined the fact that the Al
falfa Weevil, . dangerous insect pest
not heretofore known in Colorado ex-
cept in . small locality in the vicinity
Of Paonia and Somerset in Delta and
Gunnison counties now infests . con-
siderable portion Of Delta, Montrose
and our county, although we have not
heard that any Of the insects had got
ten this side Of Black mesa or Kebler
pass.
Nevertheless severe quarantine meas
ures are contemplated to -event fur
ther spread and these will prohibit the
movement from these three counties,
or the parts Of them affected, Of ali
Alfalfa hay. other hays Of nj kinds
and cereal straw that have been rails
ed Or grown in the aforementioned
counties, or parts Of counties, and al
shipments of stock and emigrant
moveables. containing hay or straw,
and al farm products and commercial
articles packed in such hay or straw.
Seven neighboring states are now
restricting the shipment Of Delta coun
ty produce and these restrictions will
soon become more severe, and our
Gunfson county hay market may be
Affected in ways that we do not ap-
precinte unless these new measures
proposed can be made effective.
lt would seem that Cunnisou county
aheQl4 - represeuted n epone manner
1t this irQoertant nsostinH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Orville French. who came in last
week for the celebration, left Sunday
afternoon for Littleton, where hewill
stay with his father and. mother I'M
I'll his furiough from the U. 8. 8. Grid
ley expires.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

CaepGl LsFevre arrived home from
1o eetnrdnV. Cassell vas With
(e3 ~ n9neers, - uas 81 ore q
euo q)~@.1e of EAginee1S which
gerl el9 at H. 4boak DufinG
- dxfve - wos 3 saW
I'll tu6 ulles 4bsu ~ fFe1z trenehe1
q 2 80 8 Issk e. ~ 5leEss
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

C I. Stevens tsek Nj lsfstss, Mn.
G. G. Miller, to the Red Creo hsspital
e 3alt1a Safurday sveling. Hr1.
Nith ast1ne ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ +
Z - 1T ezket ~ 3zeot-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
MANY SOLDIER BOYS
COMING HOME FROM WAR

DR.. Herschel T. Manuel Of the Colo
rado State Normal Faculty, returned
from war services this morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
Nsv .+De.dliae.- = NAH Gives.

New sDesdliaess en Mail Gives.
Becanse tie passenger trains have
changed their time On the D. & R. G.,
H. Adeadlines for mail 1t the local
Y. of7ee - - dkanGed also.
Morning Mall going vest eloees at
1910 . m.
Evenins Man. going east, closes 4
Crsssed Butte mail closes At 1910
J Csnmencing Juiy 10th, tie b. 4 Z.
G. passenger fr1inS arrived ~ follows:
Nest-hound passenger tfein arrives
= Cunnisoo ct 11:11 Z q.
East-boand passenger tvafn as5fvea
= G1nnison ct AIS ?. - %
CFleted Butte train axfves in Gunna-
- = 100 p. n.
{ Gslnlbd Butte tzsin lsevss O.
- at Has .. =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Nrs. v. b. Whittssnors 4 snjsyins
q vi.it f!em hsr fafhert ,. Q. Dsany,
s hses,1sisa - e es.sls.ssa 8
- elfmnts g Cunieoa = . -
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Fred Youmans, Of Powderhorn,
came fn from France Gatuiday noon.
Fred belonged to the Regiment 1884
and was IN the 36th Division. he was
b service for over . year. being il
France for about nine months. His
Valley friends were giad to - him
r. IL ce3sbrafioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Ross Blaekskeck who has been speud-
ing his fnriough at home, LETT for Ilen-
ver Wednesday afternooa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

A. a. BrnsWoll and faMfly dsev1
from lrwfn yesterday. traesaefin9
basinesg = t6e eoa1fy 6e6k NJ
HnsweIl q Blacksmith for Tie No
Gallon Mines eempany uesiinG IL
Eogsst onesn nino.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

MrsL N. J. Watson and dauxhter,
Sernsay e Les Anesiss. Cs!ifor.ia,
e Z. taeir way e tse Bates e yidt
wAe has eharge of tie mines at Flsr-
80.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
nll1ine c. e -

I1nst lflll3 = q LIS H. 49,,
lll11fng 49, AaA1le zkjns 16r doko
Tsxns paxt3es - IL Heuitt panee.
.NrR 4iller - H. throe eAildsp1
ere vith hin eanlDine ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Dr. Geo. h. Nne1olls. q Daver.
celebratien ana g viSfkinr u Bln2k<
stock family. Mn. Nuekells M R1kr
veat =. = 0laahe tssvipit ~ slpeS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
a D. ar q. bridee out-6

A D. Z r. G. bridge outfit left
here yesterday morning about nix !.
N. to work near Lake CITY and Cimar-
ron. Mf. Patton & IN ell6zeo. >. He q
. new men, coming h IL fIrst of tha,
week from the Rock Island md Colo
rndo .Mfdland roads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25

Mrs "a lluellsr Al ChaFlfs nEnlils
leF retnFns1 = thelr hsmes = 01uG
Jssis1 - 3 ~ Leas CIV "
.!llpk wsne - witA - ~; :
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-25
PROPOSE EXTENSlON
OF WkEvlL QUARANTINE

State Entsasaseise Cslls Msstias h
De He'd e DeDea July 11-De1ta,
Nsalrsse. Ganaissa and Moo Csan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache, is a sign you
have been eating too much
meat, which forms
uric acid

when you wake up with backacho
and dull misery In the kidney region.
It generally mearis you have been
eating too much meat. says "A well
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid, which overworks the kidneys In
their effort to filter II from the blood.
and they become sort OF paralyzod
and loggy. When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog. you must relieve
them. like you relieve your bowels,
removing all the body's urinous
waste. else you have backache. sick
headache, dizzy spells. your stomach
sours. tongue ~ coated. and when the
weather Ia bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine In cloudy, fun OF
sediment, channels often get sore.
water scalds. and you are Obliged to
seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult n good, reliable ply.
sician at once or get from your phar.
macist about four ounces Of Jad
Salts; take n tablespoonful In n
glass Of water before breakfast
for n few days. and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts Is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice. combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera.
tons to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys. also TO neutralize acids in
the urine. so It no longer irritates.
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is n life saver for regular
meat eaters. II In inexpensive, can.
not lnjure, and makes a delightful.
effervescent lithia water drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
Gone Are the Summing
Holes at Lake Union; Busy
Mills and Docks Appear

The grammar school hoy living In
the vicinity Of Lake Union no longer
finds It's shores happy substitute
Tor tho old swimming hole ar n quict
angling retreat, for now a distinct IN
dustrial soctionihas sprung up ON tho
east shore whore once all-tho-ycar-
round huuscboats rocked IN undis-
turhed sccluson.
The vista of docks. warehouses;,
smotcs,acks. maats and hulks which
arrest car-dreamlnE aA the passe nEcr
on the Eaatlakc limo speeds north
ward ts an outgtowth OF the activity
which started AT salmon bay with
the opening OF the government locks.
aud which bids fair 10 spread TO the
shores OF Lake Washington.
Mills Spring Up
Several mills and plants situated
In Union bay. where IL approaches
the lower university campus. are
Identified with this new trend Of
commerce In their evidence OF re-
newed business. The vision OF the
big 10th ave. bridge looming into pro-
portions Of complete structure also
suggests the early advent OF imposing
merchant vessels into tho sacred en-
virons OF the Washington canoeist.
The presence of the hlg ships In
Lake Union adds IA romantic touch
10 sunset and twilight nceneA Us
viewed from the windows 81 rch-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
Navy Men to Make
Claims for Bonus

WASHINGTON. March Am
men discharged from or placed on
inactive duty In the navy or naval
reserve viii receive the SEQ bonus
granted by congress II they make
a claim for payment on the naval
bureau of supplies and accounts at
Washington. according TO a state
mcnt issued by Secretary Daniels.
A statement OF service and tho oriEi.
nal certificate 81 discharge or orders
20 inactive duty must accompany
the claim.
Marines must make their claim
upon the officer who settled their
accounts unless his whereabouts Il
unknown or II he was navy sup
ply officer. In which cas-. claims
should bc submitted TO marine corps
headquarters az Washington.
Men discharged from the Coast
guard should make claims upon. tho
Coast headquarters at Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
GRIP, INFLUENZA
Hamiin's Wizard Oil Reliable,
Antiseptic Preventive

During influenza epidcmlcs spray
the nose and throat several times n
day with one part Wizard OH and
two parts water. using an atomizcr.
II you haven't an atomizer. gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall OF defense against
Flu" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
to grip. stop them at once with
Wizard oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get IL from druggists for soc. II
not satisfied. return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipatcd or have sick
headache7 Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. 30c
at druggists Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
LEWIS ORPIiEtM

a stranded show troupe who land
IN a hlck village furnish all tho fun
In The Country Girl" the new show
which opened at Lryy's orphrum
Sunday afternoon.
Manager Levy has secured IA add.
Cd attractions "A young Chinese boy.
Choug. who sings and yodloa, and a
trio Of iiawalians. who stage a big
number aided by the thirty Winter
Garden girls dressed as Hula maids.
Dot Claire. the new soubreite. sings
where Have You Been Hsdineg''
Miss Claire was very popular with
Sundays audiences.
George Rehn, the principal fun.
maker. appears as a rube. and Joe
Bonner II funny as tho town con.
stable. Edith Wilma l. the leading
lady Of she stranded show troupe.
Altogether The Country Girl" f.
one Of the best productions Levy's
company has produced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
conference is
OPENED MONDAY

Delegates from every part OF
Washington gathered az the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
morning, formally opening the Meth
odist centenary. or world evangelical
ton program.
This program calls FOR the cNpcndi-
turn ot more than sIoo.ooo,oOo on
evangclistic work.
National and international Meth
odist leaders arc in Seattle and en-
route herr 60 attend the Inauguration
Of the ccntcnary, which Is "A cclchra-
ton OF the i0Oth anniversary 81 the
founding OF Christian mission In
America.
The inauguration lasts two days,
consisting Of "a series ~ morning.
noon and evening meetings and
group conferences Dr. John NJ.
Hancher Is director OF centenary or
eanization-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
Americans Given
Victoria Crosses
by British Ruler

LONDON. March al King George
has conferred eight Victoria crosses.
among the recipients being the fol-
lowing Americans.
Capt. Edward ChristoffcrNon. med.
Teal corps. attached TO the Welsh fu-
silierH. Lieut.. Thomas Doyle. medical
service. Lieut. Alexander ellis. med.
ical reserve. Lieut.. Robert Goforth.
Fourth infantry. and Lieut. Robert
MaciaIffic. medical corps. attached
To the Warwiokshirc regiment.
Mai william George Barker. Of
the royal air force. for bringing
down 80 German machines. was re
warded with tho Victoria cross and
the distinguished service order. with
bar. and the military cross with two
bars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03

doncea In Denny Thurman. Walllng
ford or from the heights OF Queen
Ammo.
Last summer the artistic posaibili
ties OF the group OF maatod wind
jnmmcra lying at the repair station
Of large Cannory concern were set
forth In several oil ntudicn by "A local
painter.
Further down the lake the five big
government freightcrH, built by
Northwest shipbuildera. present a
formidable appearance as they lie
at anchor awaiting orders from the
United States shipping board To fare
forth-to the open sea on their maiden
voyages
Flying Plane Home
From the large. rcd-panted air
dromo AT the foot OF Roanoke st,
which houses the first planes 10 be
built IN Washington. experienced
Reroplane testers are seen TO lead out
their ships on sunny days at Lake
Union. and 20 follow such an amhi-
tlouH routine OF dips and curves that
every passcr-by on ncighboring thor
ofaTcu Is moved 10 stop aud gaze sky
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
McAdoo Will Open
New York Office
for Movie Company

SANTA RAitllAttA, tal, March .
William q. MeAdoo. former sccrc.
tary OF the treasury will leave santa
barbara Go open law offices In New
York April s. It became known here
today
McAdoo has been In Santa Barbara
since he left hts post AS director zen.
eral OF railways the first OF the year
Ills health Is said 60 he much i'm.
proved.
Ills first work ON reaching New
York will be In connection with the
Pickford Chaplln-fairhanks Griffitha
motion picture syndicate Tor which
he Is general counsel
Oscar Prince. who resigned Satur-
day from the railroad administration.
Is SIS president Price Is expected To
open offices Ia New York In about
two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
THEATRES
MOORE

II you were offered 81 900 "a week
on iO.weekn' contract 20 refrain
from falling In love with an attrao.
tive girl. would you break the con.
tructf
THIS IL tho problem 81 Jack Nor
timer as one of the principals in
"The -Four Husbands" a yaudevil'
ted musical comedy which opened
at tho Moore theatre Sunday.
Jack falls" for the girl. but only
after the audience has been treated
20 as minutes Of excellent singing.
comedy. pattcr and dancing. A
weight reducing specialist from
spain or Italy or somewhere. whose
job It - 10 measure chorus girls for
reducing treatment. II one OF tn.
londlng comedy lights OF the produc-
ton.
The Orpheum vaudeville bin this
wcck Ia topsnotchcr from start To
finish. Following close behind The
-Four Husbands. honors so Ia Sid
ncy Townes and Henry II. Toomcr
Towncs sings jazz songs with a
wealth % personality. springs some
Jokes which get the big hand and
steps on the stage long enough to
give his assistant. Hcrt risk. a
chance % whip ngtimc out Of a
grand piano.
Henry ~ Toomer Is an angular
comedian east Ia the role % an al.
mostbroke real estate boomer with
"A deaf and dumb Htenographer The
typlst turns out 60 be "Wtfc-saver''
whose work consists Of protecting
wives whose husbands arc HtTaying
from the path 81 rectitude.
George Woman. managing editor
OF The AnaaasinAted PresA.- fur
nishes news by telephone 20 leading
New York daiiics. He keeps IN con.
slant touch with the welfare Of tho
German ex.crown prince and enables
tho audience 20 keep It's fingers on
tho pulse Of the world
other acts are Los Rodriguez
cquiiibriHts who defy gravity: Sue
smith. who sings warflavorod song,
and wears n gown made from a siu
American flag. and Pat and Julia IL.
yoio. wire haiancerB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03

Just touch Of lce-Mint and
oh" what relief Corns and cali
louses vanish. soreness disappears
and you can dance all night or
walk all day and your corns won
hurt bit No matter what YOU
have tried or how many times YOU
have been disappointed. here Is a
real help for you az last; rom
the Very second that Ice Mint
touches that sore. tender corn
your poor tired. aching feet VIII
feel so cool easy and comfortable
that you will just sigh with relief.
Think OF a.: Just a little touch OF
that delightful cooling Ice Mint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
PALACE HIP

Tho Naio Trio. three musicians
are the headline feature OF the new
show at the Palace Hip.
J.. Ayres Mantcli and company
present In Petite Cabaret" mani.
kin musical comedy act.
George Grcgoire and Mae NeveIle