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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10

Desde las dos de la tarde
hasta las siete de la nOche, las
comisiOnes de la Asamblea Legis
lativa, encargadas de festejar a
los cOngresistas norteamerica-
nos, estuvierOn reunidas coffee
ciOnandO ell prOyect0 de prOgra-
ma que publicamos a cOntinua-
ci0n:
Dia 17-(Jueres Santo)
(a)-Una COmisi6n de la Ca
mara y del Senado ira a bordo
del vapor "Coamo" a recibir a
los Congresistas como huespedes
de honor del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, hospedandolos en- el Hotel
Palace.
(b)-POr la tarde seran reci-
bidos los Congresistas por ell Co.
bernador ObsequiandOlos con un
''flve o'clock.
Dia 18-(Vjerncs Saato)
(a)-A las 8 de la maiiana ha-
bra session conjunta de la Asam,
blea Legislative en- el salon de la
Camara. En- dicho actO hablaran
ell Presidente del SenadO saludan
do a los Congresistas en- nOmbre
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico. Ha-
blaran tambien algunos de los
COngresistas Y sus discursos Sc
ran cOntestadOs por otros miem.
bro de nuestfo SenadO Y nuestra
Camara. AL actO seran invitados
ell Gobernador y los Jefes de De-
partamentos.
Dia 19-(SdbadO)
A las ochO A. NJ. saldran los
Congresistas con una Comisi6n
de la Camara y del Senado por
la carretera de Bayamon y Come
rio hasta Ponce. Sc detendran en-
ell salto de COmerio. Loncharan
en- Barranquitas en- la quinta del
senadOr Giorgetti, visitaran la
tumba de Mufioz Rivera; vefan
las obras del Riego, deteniendo.
Sc en- la represa del Guayabal, y
llegaran Ponce pOr la tarde pa
IA asistir al bale que en- SUI no.
nor prepara el "Club Deporti-
vo" de dicha ciudad.
Dia 20-(Domingo)
Por la maiiana saldra la Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
DON JOSE d. GOMEZ

En- el vapor Santiago de Cuba,
ha llegado esta mai1ana nlestrO
buen amigo el distinguidO jOven
don Jose d. Gomez, que representa-
a la gran casa BoOrun & Pease
Co. de New York.
Ell sefiOr Gomez yiene de hacer
una vista a la Habana v otras
importantes ciudades de, Cuba
= saldra ahora para Venezuela V
Otros paises de Suramerica.
Deseamos grata permancncia
aqui al estimado amigo que goza
en- San Juan de muchas s;mpa-
tias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
iAYUDARA listed?

Una ciudad es conocida
por ell sistema de transpor-
tacion que emplee del mis-
mo que Sc conOce un hon.
bre por sus companeros.
Ell servicio de carros elec-
tricos no es tan eficiente CO.
mo debiera ser. Sc puede
decir que es un companero
POGO deseable. Pero es ell
mejor servicio que podemos
proporcionar, 81 Sc toma en-
consideration las condicio-
mes presentes. Nosotros sa-
bemOs los medios necesarios
para mejorar ell servicio, pc
ro no podemos hacerlo sin
ayuda.
No solamente el progreso
future de la ciudad, sino su
presente tamano y ell hume
70 de personals que dependen
de los carros electricos de-
mandan un servicio mas eff
ciente.
Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Co.,
San Juan no seria San
Juan sin los carros electri-
cos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
ACLARACION.

Esta maiiana nos visit0 nues-
tro amigo ell seiiOr PalaciOs Sa-
lazar, para pedirnos no hiciera-
mos ning1n cOmentario con res
pectO a la renuncia hecha de su
cargo como funcionafiO del Sc
nadO.
Esta misma sGplica ha sido he
cha, hace vari0s dIas, a yariOs
diarios de esta localidad. Y con
respecto a Ia noticia que diera-
mos aver, nos dice el Sr. Pala-
clos que carece de todo funda-
mento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
Los espartacos' estan en- po.
session de la casa Krupp
Y sienbran el terror en-
Alemania.
(Cable a ''El Imparcial.")
Via w. /. P. and T. Co.

BERLIN, abril 10.-Los espartacos de Essen Sc han
apoderado de los taeres de Kupp 10 que les ha hecho
duenos de nmensos depositos de caones, arrnas NUM-
clones explosives Con esta base de provsonamiento
los espartacos pueden aduearse de Ia suacion toda
Aemana puesto que las tropas de Ebert no podran re-
poner sus munciones armas.
BERLIN.-Las tropas enviadas contra los espartacos
para intimares la rendcon han sido rechazadas de-
ando sebrados de cadaveres los arededores de la
fundici6n Sc sabe que los esparacos puderon apo
derarse de Ia Casa Kpp por la TRACTION de las tropas que
prestaban servicio de vgilanca.
BERLIN.-En vista de la gravedad de la stuacion ALE
mania ha pedido los poderes aados que enven tropas
que mpdan la generalization del movimiento bochev
q que con la mas desenfrenada anarquia
iinco desquite de las muchedumbres sin freho u. .A
Los aliados han dado respuesta la supca de Ebert
partacos dcen cue defenderan ell terrtoro paro pamo
palmo.
ZURICH.-El movimiento bolcheviqusta de Baviera Sc
esta extendiendo rapidamente Alemania Todo arde
Ia espantosa hoguera de la mas brutal anarquia-dce
Lord Derby interviu LIE Matin". La guerra
ha precpitado la anarqua la anarqua puede encender
indefinda1nente la guerra.
MADRID-El Conde de Romanones ha dicho
revista dara los periodistas que 81 surgen obs
taculos mayores mediados de sera puesto la rma
del Rey e decreto convocando las Cortes. Respecto
la crisis hay que hablar porque ell Goberno tene ell
compromise de dotar la nacion de presupuestos no
puede decinar de cumplirlo- dicho ell Conde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
POR LOS JUzGADos

Las cortes locales resoiyieron
los siguientes casos :Corte d, Paz
por ordenanzas municipales. Ra
fael Filomeno, $1.O0 dollar, Jo-
Sc Martinez, 2 dias, Juan Reyes,
:: dias, Andres Colon portar ar
mas de 500 dollars, Corte NUM-
cipal, por ley de sanidld: Rafael
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
DOS ERRATAS.

En- el articulO "En ell mundO
de los locos", que publicamos en-
la edici6n de aver, Y esta firma-
do por E. Ribera Chevremont, Sc
deslizaron las erratas siguientes:
resblandecimiento por reblande-
cimiento, y emporada por empo-
trada.
yalga la aclaraci6n para los
cazadores de polilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
SEPALO Ell COMERCIO Y Ell
PALS EN- GENERAL.

La Camara Insular de Conner
clio de San Juan, prOpuesta del
Sr. Pietrantoni, acord6 hacer pu-
blico, para general conocimiento,
que todo articulo impOrtado de
los Estados Unidos, de CabOta-
je, sujeto al pago de Rentas In,
ternas alli, esta excluido por ley,
de dicha tributaci6n, al salir pa
ra esta isla, Y debe considerarse
Illegal cualquier cargo en- factu-
ra 0 adicional al costo, por tai
concepto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
Ell SENADOR TRAVIESO

Aeompaiiado de su distinguida
esposa, lleg6 hoy de Santo Do
mingo, el Senador seiiOr Martin
Travieso. Reciban tanto el como
SUI bella sehOra ell saludo afec-
tuoso de Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10

Landor $500, Julio Torres $1.0O
Saba Sanches, dos dollars por
juegos prohibidos Gervacio Rodri
Iguez, Pablo Robles, a 6 dias, Eu-
genio Loubriel, 3 dias, Tomas
Fuentes, Pauline Alfonso, Santiago
Amador, $500 eada uno, Ricardo
Perez 500.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10
Rodineca.
Para Festejar a los Congresistas.

co, Y DIR las demandas de la asO-
ciaci0n de fruterOs.
Dia 22-( Ndrtes)
(a)-Audiencia p1blica duran
te todo el dfa Ell ell salon de la
Camara de Represenantes. Tn
Comite Especial Sc encargara de
la organization de este acto y de
preparar los turnos para que to-
das las asOciaciOnes de caracter
politico, econ6mico y social, los
agricultores,l los comerciantes, los
industriales tengan la ocasion de
expOner ante los COngresistas
sus ideas. Sc limitara por la Ca
mara ell tempo dc las exposicio-
nes.
(b)-A las doce Sc suspendera
la audiencia pdblica para asistir
al banquete que a la una de la
tarde tendra lugar en- ell Hotel
Palace, ofrecido a los Congresis-
tas por la Asamblea Legislative.
Despu6s del banquete Sc reanu-
dara la audiencia pdblica.
(c)-Por la noche reception y
bale en- ell, Casino de Puerto Ri
co.
Dia -(Miercoles)
En- este dfa los Congresistas
resolveran 10 que sea conveniente
SUI prop6sito y al tempo de que
dispongan para preparar su re-
greso en- el vapor "Coamo" que
sale a las 5 de la tarde de este
dfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-10

co, Y DIR las demandas de la asO-
ciaci0n de fruterOs.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

ssFihis"s IS written by PIE . manu-;
facturers of children's clothes, $50 far
as, I; the winter seasons cofferings are
concerned. They Unjust busy: them-
selves 1nowo for spring, even though
winter Has Just begun, and have ready
dn January dresses, made Of cotton
materials, because The new cotton, fab
RIGS are put on display. at that time.
January brings a demand for styles as
well as materials, and for ready-made
children's clothes. Foresighted moth
ers prefer to get the Ichildfen,s sbring
sewing out of the way early and the
first two months in the year. find
them engaged with chfldren'si clothes
and mdermuslins--eventss which 'the
stores all over the country prepare for.
the. little coat for kinder
gartener and the wooIen dress for a
little school girl, presented ,here,.
make their bow and then their exit,
The last to join a 5hpst of winter com
paniOns. Their places are soon, to be
Allied by harbingers of spring-frocks
of bingham, chanrfraysand the elike.
A heavy, deuble-weaye cloth, plain
on one side and pRlid on the other is
the SORT of material to choose for a
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

warm school coat like that shown in
the, picture. 1t is equal to al, require.
,ments of cts little wehrer,e With Its
pretty collar. of beaver plush, and but
tons and pocket .haps to match, And
the. same thing is, true Of the hat ,Of
castof1 Clipped beaver, worn with sit
=, Serge. tPieptiBe3 or any good wool
material Is used for dresses like that
at the right the picture. +" 1t has 4
plated. skirt Joined TO a body, that
opens at the left front, and, fastens
with loops over round buttons covered
with the cloth. A. soft belt of the ma
,terials has diagonal Sits i'm. it at the
front that open into small, square
pockets suspended from the Under side.
These pockets are bound With a fancy
silk braid, and the same braid appears
as d band on the sleeves and in a
neck decoration. Altogether this little
dress bespeaks careful attention con
the, part of an expert designer and
the very clever. management OF the
pockets Is enough to make any small
girl determine to wear ii every day
or until somethipgyelse 9quailylunusu-
al and pretty fills her soul with sat-
isfactiOn.8 or 10 a0.rJ91 .AUnnf 81
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
BIC VARIANCE IN SpfoREAtS
Some. Varieties Mature Early Giving
PihsmAlI Yield. While Others .Grow, :,
e9Tf Rank and Mature Late. fi

= the results of this yeats kxledffa. Dbl
soy Beans on the experiment fields at
Iowa state college show that there are
very marked differences apo9g they'd
ifieties. When groNn~dadsrl sihsflar
conditions, side. by side some varieties
were ssshortoAnd early .inatufapG giving
yield:of only about five bushels of
beans per acre. Others grew rank-apd
matufed too late to prpducs much tof
a bean crop before -frb6 -ECNe ia
fieties yield from IS to 20 bushels Of
beans per acre. 4
sfFor planting with corn for silaga B
ID. Hughes, in charge Of farm crops ex-
pefinients, says that the variety known
as, Meedidm 'Greeh u very 'eood.. It pro.
duces q. rank growth and yields larg.
err tonnage Of good silage per acre
than any=atbef=yariety.-Thi This variety
may under some circumstances be
good fgr hogging down, but Mr.,
Hughes prefers varieties that mature
earlier, ouch as the Manchu, Ito San
pnd Black Eyebrow. The latter did
well. I'D IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

Like bees about the. shoneyspckley;'s'
women have begun to swarm about the
ribbon counters, .iB the > big q stores,
where there dre9 80 many bedutiflii
dress accessories. on display. Christ
mas time is harvest time for the rib
bon department and already the stores
are showing enticing articles made, of
ribbons in order, TO point the way, to
using them. There are whole iflocks Of,
gay ribbon hair bows forIthe younger
generation, and there are Ounce caps
and breakfast caps for young and old,
corsage flowers and bouquets, innumer-
able bags for all sorts of purposes and
lovely girdles and sashes." vestees and
hat crowns suggest uses, for the rich,
est brocaded ribbons and many shop
ping bags are made of these frg ,as
Ribbons for lingerie, have n story, Of
their own which IT. is Important TO
know at Christmas time as they fur
nlsh the most acceptable and least
costly of ribbon gifts,T And tberegare
the RrettYsRefkwea5 fapeejes and the
house-furpishing pieces, all meriting
attention of the. 3ChrfstpYas Shopper. qh'
I. But ii Is, lot p9ssibiS to 5descsiys an
Of these rihbeq articles at one Hmerillnn
the group tf dress accessories shown
here here appear tlusesDrsageHorna-
mentsii "a ydafice eaei and, snpartyi Bay
any one n them Hsgfft fS& any ~Shl
an vii, rRb1aS. Of de- cprsage 9tnnfas
ments one Is a, rose made Vf dark red
satin gplben rtbe fothS5 lg9Se lsfofn vel
yet rttbcdi inJoss pink and thei smNt
cluster Of little roses In several light
colors forms a little bouquet that will
find a place for itself in many toilettes.
The dance cap " noi difficult to
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
-. RE aep SSifi TO
HEALTH SERVICE

Washington. dispatcher stdtS 9hatI
there were over 800 flu cases reported
to the public health service last week.
This is an ancreasefoyefi(h e previous
week, and as cold weather draws near
authorities are worried. mi .noii3sS aid
y a recent public, health report SAYS
sGityi officials, state and city boards Of q
shGalth shQilld beipreDared9it iIeyent Of,
an. recurrence sOf,fhe flu.'b 5lRona esd
Even Eff lone recofers from the fius
the afterseffects are temjbi9.ti TheiOnlyi
ssane thing to- do is to prevent the flu. I
can be prevented, last years!
results prove > that. Z > 1t isnimportant
stfat aogoodJ germicidei should be used
4frequently.l TmpO isuHnb effective
1germicide, committing the old fashioned ,
remedies of turpentine (Which has for
years been know az Gthe abest home .
germieife) v eamphor-mentiiol and pure
mineral 1base!;yAs anpreventive for fiu,I 7.
Turpo has been a pronounced success.
i.i Snuff a little THrpo upIthesn ostrils
several times "a" day, and btheoIF4u
germs VIII have little chance of get
ting IA; lodging and breeding place.
Manylph physicians and hospitals use and q
recommend TufpO. ioo1 I91omH2 go
The fact that more than nine hun n
fdred cases Of influenza have been cre-,
ported to the Uhited States Health >
Service makes 1t important that you !.
prepare now Buy Thirty. cent jar
OF oTurpo Of y6ur, druggist now whfTeS
e has supply q ta hand d ana lhd use s5e e.
Off II Spite Of ,alr, precautions sfHaa..
eliza develops, go to bed and summon
d physician Influenza is a serious
malady. and requires the best imedicI.s =
attention Adv 'tl'4'
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
Grass pasture is EssehtistA Tor ,osese.

Grass Pasture Is Essehtiat for Geese.
1ayings will only be partially fertile,
80. many prefer to allow them TO lay
oily abouta = Twelve eggs which are
taken, away, tIien let them set ON the
second layipg:i After, tteyare through
laying they may be pluckRd once Or
twice.re iissti qidsrwo1 cd. n a7ow
o. s7ow Shelter TORI eesee2 liz" e9f
o,The matter Of housing FOR geese IS
not Of ot SO mTS Rpt n FH T Tltn
SHOULD :.hbax a. dry PLACE, fairly well
protected from the o northwest winds,
ind should have some straw;ot leaves
to- roosti ON but usually, they will care
Tor themselves afpr6tectedi from horses
and Snlls1o Sno .1sn1ucL 1ioT'eu yitGC
so Que who takesa fixing 10 them
geese raising becomes anpleasing IN.
dtstryq and can, be made avery profit
able one londmost any farrdr7one that
can be conducted on either a small or
a large SCALE IF pasture Is to be had
there need be no limit TO the size OF
the flock, except help to care for 1t.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
tsUIIF- u ~ ~ ". y ?
Doctors Advised
i has Operation g. 5ai !.

Trout Lake, Mich. SCI doctored with
several doctors and they all told me !
would have to have an operation Then
heard Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-s
ton SO j took six, bottles of it and have
never been bothered with the same
troupie smce.Gt asiIduq % tsIis9h sw
81 shall always recommend DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription to every one lean.
1T has been over twentyoyears since
l took this medicine. n--MRss GEoRGB.
PALMANyEER, Box 1890 sW .esue.
Send d0oents for trialpackage Of 4Fa-1
vorite % Prescription Tablets'% to- d DR..
Pierce'S 1nvaaids' Hoteb Buffalo. M "
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

VERY IMPORTANT'
,YsbeIUd I 71EsrTT5r+7- OLD
Essential Feature in Making
. Start in Goose Industry Is ,
a.3&&SpaE fo&datioAG. &&S
g GRASS THEIR NATURAL FOOD
Grain-Fed Fowls Are Loafers, Poo
Layers and Eggs Are lnfertiIe-
NJ Tcioyetibsy or AlfaItaJrsyBest
81 70 ~ Feed, for. winter-y'V

In starting in the goose industry 1t
Is Important tosgetl tiiel right kind Of
parentIstock, The essential feature ID
to get breeding stock from someone
who has raised his flock almost entire
Iy on grass Grass. is the natural food
for geese, also cheapest. az you buy
grass-raised geese they will be active
and alert for,spchh food, and will prove
good layers Of fertile; strong -germed
eggs If you get grain,feds stock yoq
will have lot Of loafers that are lazy
and sluggish, that will prove, to be poor
layers, and a. large percentage of their
eggs Will be tRfertile9n3 bnL z
Best Winter Fed. Z
Breeding geese should be- wintered.
on clover hay or alfalfa, with very
little fgrainoinithe coolest weather If
you have some coarse vegetables, SUCK
assmangels, rutabagas or Swedish turs.
nips, you need not give them any grain,
After they begin to lay, which should
be from February II to 20, you can;
,piJEl 9aY oy ssegpstsyS yyifth .yS,o9EEes ysgs
will help in egg production, but need
not be continued after grass starts.
The goslingsf viii NEED sIfe Bthef .fSed
if they can have grass. If at any time
you do have sto ofeea. them something
else, use! hard boiled eggs, OF bread
squeezed oaita of boiled, milk. : Corn
bread is better :, than =, wheat bread.
Start them on grass when, possible, and
continue them so, jand yoliwhl usually
raise all your HATCH. 5i1o:1tsq .ong
"a -i2o Breeding Stock?Gd 3" J. i
Old females from three ITO twelve;
years old are best for breeding, though
It, Is advisable, to- use young ganders,
from two TO FIVE years of age. ii !. %.
(, Select those that have a large frame
and are broad across the back. Get,
them mated beforethe middle of Febru-
airy or earlier: 'D4hot attempt to give
more than two females to one male.
1t is better. though, not absolutely NEG
essary, To- have EACH mating yarded
Separately. during breeding season0 as
they are inclined to- fight. Set the first
dozen or thirtyieggs under good-sizesd
hens four or five TO the hen. You c;tn
let the goose set on Her second Of. third
laying: Frequently the Third or fourth
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
VERY INJURIOUS
Best Plan. to Introduce New Tom Of
G no Unrelated Blood Each Year IN
40 40 .vis,,7 Turkey Flock. yoi .s5iton

InbreedingI Of turkeysfs very harm.
ful, resulting in loss pf1vigoroand Vi
tality.d Therefore, each lyear93a new
tom OF lunrelateh blood, but Of the
same. type, and species, IS necessary
Nothing Is gained gbyicross breeding
and much Is, Jostbas itnsoon reduces
,purebreds to 1aongrelayRi f3ps sysh
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

tadFavorabie Indications. "a

Dinner was all ready and her sister
had not yet arrived Her little one
was at the window eagerly Watching,
"Is there no sign of your arntie yet,
dear?R sshec Inquired. i s-bevig,s+ :.
mo- mamma, but. Il fink she'll he
here soon now, cause the women comr
Ing along the street look more and
more like her every minute. ylABastou
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
F5f1llzER skIEs-.s
l. VHEAPES7atkkaM6H
Most Farmers Are Not Busy
During Cold Weather.
aaTA7HT 3GuTOiq
Spring Rains Given chaneei to soak
DeeSmpSsed I Manure tnto, sStitn u, a.
stead OF Washing It Awsy--oij 81
-lpI Piowlng Is; Easier! ,nctAguo
'n{By1GeA. r0RMosA1d

I think lfainqifaes Gun be applied
rcheapee lpasthe Winter. ps, most farmers
pare nQt very busy cat this time of the
year consequently they should not be
so much occupied as jim the spring when
they should be rushing I'm their crops.
! l think when the inanuree Is applied
+,in the Winter It gives the spring rains
a cha1ce to soak the deeomposed man
ure into the SOIL Instead of washing It
away, as some writers think, and also
-helps rot the coarse manure that is
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

burnt my tonsils with eaustics and they
would not heal up; theywouId bleed, and
Golden Medical Discovery cured me
when nothingelse seemed to do any good.
l have ialsoo used DIR. Pieree's Pleasant
Pellets! cannot say too much in praise
of DR.. Pierce's medicines = they are all
good. Y--- MRs. SARAH CULvER, "a St
Joseph st. no dr. 3u.Er9tja = Od# n
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
DON'T SELL THIN CHICKENS:
iI v.
Amount Of Corn Needed 10. Mako
of Pork Will Make Hound
bnD OF chicken-Worth More.
DON'T

There is absolutely no excuse for
selling young chickens from the farm
as thin As soaae BSSbr9 DO. fhd afid6nti
Of corn that wilt make pound of
pork will also make b po1dd Sof cbiSls6
en- that is always worth considerably
more than the former. :
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
~. used. by. .eptire .farpiQes. .peeapse .
II Is purely vegetable, does the
and -costs -usrv ttle,-----

-Why-pay=high= prices =for-IIyer =Hnd=
Bowel remedies when none are better
than DR.. Carter's K and b. tea, which
is pureyTvpgetable, can be brewed at
hcme{ AID % small package will last =.
lbpS hms.
Thousands of old people will tell you
they hive. be<nI drinking IL for years. and
after The liver hnd ihbwels have been put
in fine condition In a few days by a be-
fore bedtime cup, that only an occasional
cup is aftefwards necessary to keep one
feeiip8 OF \and fine.
]Peopld who drink a cup of DR.. Car
ter's X. and b. Tea once In a while, sell
hrom, il ever, kake dry bilious attacks,
siclx headache or lsallbv skin It's good
for boys and girls especially those who
are peeyish and fretful. Druggists have
been SeQiHgNt for many years.
IS, ~ Weus & Co., lie Roy, N. Y.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
HoUDAN FoWL'TERMED QUEEN
Pos sesses Elegant Carriage and Form
In Good LsyeE ard ,spIepddid, . ,
j al lfBjrd, for the n abfeyy -. a.;

70, ~ sdt nj sf1Tf7-smos lijnp bsnog
Thu Houlan fowl nay tbet flermed,
..the queen aef the French farmyard. It
A4t only has elegant carriage and
fern, AND a,gsy and ventising plpmage,
but hysIsn has ali the sRrasttsab qpal5r
lities that one .eovHi tklah- In ssifowl.
1t is a good layer. easy to fatten, and
their flesh Is Of delicate flavo-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
STAGE FeefIna.

FootIighte-I hear the happy man
Of QUIZ company is goings tosbe mar
ried. niN ,7stdypeL .Esibta sif,RH
Miss Sue Rhette4@To 1tliat pugSnosed
thing with a thinking part i SUPPOSE
Esd I believe; and some OF Their
friends are pffpaafftfHg 70 II eye EN- TIA
"a sshowerr OF egas - sa What ffdt% syu
probably GET = .zs 4svinas Ssh
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Prominent
Women
ncfv&vS
9onsYbA nj ,saY 4 sSlJS
Hillsdale, Mich.:-'T am giving this
testimony regarding the merits ~ Dr

fWcaA DmGlclneS
from the actual use
Of them and the
good til ey ha We
done me. ! took
DIR. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescrip for
feminine trouble
and at cured me in
a very short time
i have also taken
DR.. Pierce''s Golden
Medical Discovery.