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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23
Watch Your Blood
When The Iron Runs Low
You eInDanger
he Same ~ When The Mercury
Goes Down You Know There Win
-ae's DO q Frost
How To Make Tho Test That Tell.

Actual blood tests show that A ,remen.
so9'y Aryc number q people who are weak
.Na \ lack ircn 10 their blood and that thcy
sc W iof no other reason Shan lack OF ifon.
4Isn uehclcnty pafaly4cs healthy, fefcefui
.yti9n' pulls dean he whole Organism ana
NsAAens nc entire system. A pale face, =
nefFous irritable dlaros.uun, lack of
tueng'h and endurance ard the inahilitr 10
sepe Nlin the strong vigorous folks IN tho
Iaee q iie-- these arc Che sort Of warninf
tenAA thas Nature gives when The blood Is
tt.t.'k tain, Pale. wAlcfy aud literally stafv.
ing ioi want Of iron. II you arc nst sure Of
yp-i egnuluru. 80 20 your doc.or and have
Lun tAlc .ycuT blood count aud see wher,
sen tiand q e,sc make tho foiiowinS sest
1.fa,hi See how long you can work or
nov '-r yea can walk without bccnming
,Isa' neal take two Eve grain tablets u
Nessled Iron three times per day after
n'eAs- TOT two weeks Then tcst your
eueNl'a again and see how much YOU havs
tslheu. ~ enficlng the blood and creating
heN rec blood cells Nuxatcd Iron strength
enc ne nerves. rebuilds the weakened nssnes
ana helps 10 instill renewed energy an |
over into She whole system.
=. bnift tho older inorganic iron product,
hurated Iron ie easily assimiiatci. doe, not
ialpfe the teeth, make them black nor upss.
We stomach, The manufacturers guarantee
elceessful and entirely satisfactory rrsuits
~ every purchaser OF they will refund your
p'sfsy' wa d'sPeasss W sll sssd drsssissa.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23

d. W 2. Caldwell Of Monhc,llo.
lllnoa. wai ard s. ianly doctor lie
whole humsu bob. 20 any amal pui
@! 81 vas m. piaeroe. More than belt D..
"csl.' were on women. chllfen and
babi-i They are ihe ones mos often a,k
Bm lhoi ilne as wcrc usually Of miaor
nAisra -eold.. leyss, hoadsghes, biiioa.-
nc~ --aud sll II lhsm required hfa q thor-
ousd cYa.lanon They wee consup-lad.
d. Caldwell 10 The course Of 40 yesf
prssiiec. ior he was gadaned bona Rgsh
Ma3.eal Cou, ba1k ia 1875, had found
good deal el lcreii 10 such eases with
prescription Of BE own containing simple
lasad hah. uah p-pin. Ia 1892 be
deeidrlio ihn loimula 10 he manuiac-
u-, 81 o. medicine le Be known a. d.
Caldwell. Syrup PeFsn. snd d that yeaf
lh- pteil'siea vas hisi placed on the
ma,kei The pi-.ase Of ID. Caldwell
liA, appear. oa ihe package was taken %
thai yaai.
The preparation Immediately had as
gsal success ~ ne drug siores as i pre-
viously haa u lhs doriaf's I'isale p'aeisee.
Today TIC ihn1 geas.alion Is usiHg il.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23
TAXI DRIVING APPEALS
TO FORMER CONVfcra

CHICAGO Members of u, rsv
ccnneii investiEatiug "a. cilmo sltua-
uuii, ttr aista ped by tho fact that
moro than Too former convft.. l.,s.
been given licenses 90 drive taNi-onls
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23
Born in 1889 DR.. Caldwell
Still in His Office Daily
Wonderful igor Of the founder Of Dr. Cawus Syrup Pepsn
Millions nowu his famous prescin tion

ALL physicians know that good health depends largely upon
n proper digestion and elimination. and that most sickness
results from these None knows this better than the
family doctor the general practitioner.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23

Moihcr arc giving !, 10 theh children sh1
were give 4 ~ lhair mr'he ~
second OF the working day SOMEONE somo-
where IA going iaso a dug s.ofe 10 buy IL
lo' Dr. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsia d selling
81 ihe rate Of oyei 9 million bottles o ycar.
Il, gea, SUCCESS /, basei o. merit. on
repeated buying. on one satisfied u,eI telling
aa3iar There arc thousands 81 homes Ia
on. country that ore never without bottle
% Syrup Pcpsin. AND abe fouuulaial Of
tlal prescription i fortunately living 10 zee
l- aadellal success
Women. children and Cd people arc
th one, most bcnehied by ID. Caldwelfs
sysp pepan. Il differs fom physics in
ihH rs aeiios IS mild md geu,le and free
hom glipipg. Il does noi weaken, Aud
whale Il Il pfompily elective in the most
ebainale ease. Il Is sale loT tiny baby as
Il contains no naicolics.
Z Eeery drug store sels Dr.. Caldwelfs
Symp psp,in a, SOC and 81 bottle. The
lsitr The family size and sufficient 10 lss,
month, Keep a bottle in your home.
Whefs uaay i've someone IS sure to need
il quiekly,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23
FORT WORTH
LIVESTOCK
MARKET

Sprclul 90 rho Caller
FORT VI ORTIZ. Tcsas. Nov 22
St1ckcs experienced fairly good sale.
Hogs Wore % quarter lower with f,w
head at Slg25. pi4s were steady with
d top of S1A50 SO sheep were re-
ceived For tho week beef steers are
20 t1 So cents lower cows and heifers
% 90 go cents lower choice vDalers So
90 Sf325 lower best hoaVifs $3.50 90
81 luweri ana common lights 81 to So
lower. Stackers nrc 21 Goo $50 cents
lower hogs arc down 50 Co. 15 cents
ana pigs about The snme amount Sheep
nre steady ANA lambs have advanced
about 30 cents
Quotations.
CATTLE Hcorps fHmSll, Htoekcrs
S7.75aHit. COWS stHth uo.fcr $3.50
n1n.5u bulls S5Wtl. clivcs f1nti o..
h0DS Lrht SiiIffl5 medium
81 f9Du ftff hcaNt Sl4u sli1s mixed
ffa aOf HNN common $4,000 .5U .
niss sle10W145g
SHEEP Lambs sl2n3i5. ycarlings
SaHtl2. wethcre $500 ftA- ssh 90
mg60. culls S4MS1: goats Sl60. In
FORT WORTH SALES.
At Nl Price
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23

DIR. W. B. CALDWELL TODAY
nou shelb0iiir. NO.. Marh e. 1882
Dsraa tho iaanuiarialo II Dr. famous pisa0iig-
ten in 1862.
ia if.ie y fhp fea ihsi d.. CsidteeHs
Syrup Pffnn Is nc iafGca feHins h3aig
lafsiips in nc .up,la, N.lre taag 0teS
o milii7s bottles sold safh yesr. many
sph0 need 10 hcnrfii hose uei yei afsi
10. n yaH hare nof. ffad ionr rlae end
oidyeii Tor frec mol bottle 10 nr. %.
D. Cai4reA. 81 W0shiagisn So. Meait
cello. Illinois.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
ALL LAW IN ATEW WORDS
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
TWO SPECIALLY FOR PROFITEERS

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
iEAiOt'S NEGRO SlAYS
HIS WIFE: Is IN JAIL

1ws&aSee. Dec Because he be-
ls9xsss us wse@ ~xs gcsng o2s with
ssAe~ seu- q I Morris. negro 1904
Ss1rh Tou--A street.. sesos and killed
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wlIle N1Ge- had Ae~z TO tie pscFrre
sAcw s1z weeE sh~r Returned Morris
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
FIND TWO DEAD
As SMOKE LIFTS
yasal 1xea u TcErA- Y Street.
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NOTICE cr sHEsErr-s SALE
c= aE4E ESTATE

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o- REAL ESTATE
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The Washington times., 1919-01-26
SPIRITUAllSM

I.'~"Sed b. ;he DtstTscf Of Columbia
SPIRITJ ALIST AND CARD REApER--
Mrs. Mar 4. Sbocmaker. The Frederick
Apt. .. SIC 81. y " :2,:t.:S 80.
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
WANTED-SALESMEN

\ LESIt.\. ,4-an % u ,r.,i eIrT
retic, 20 handle our leather powpr
ans mission betting and super
packing. Due consideration given
. returned army men COmmis-
90 basis Those showing EesuIts
viii be quickly given drawing &C
-Ount with exclusive territory
Write PHILADELPHIA BELTISti
% PhiIadeIphia. Pa
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
BELMONT

advice on business matters. love. health.
and family affairs. Tells name Of yo1r
future husband wife. tells II one you
country is Iuckiest 10 you. what TO 90 %
BE- successful in life. 1915 n. Y. ave. ~.
w. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read
iEgx. s. e.. 1is
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
HELP WANTED-MAlE
AMBITIOUS BOYS

Bows or refined character
and ambitious, can earn 81
to SIS per month after
school delivering evening
paper route in northwest
section. Address BOX 100,
Times office, in own hand
writing. i-3o
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR,

TNOT. mANIOS LA MAX,
MOST REMARKARLE WAR
PROPHECY FULFILLED.
Published in The Washington ffm0.
January 10, 1915: .-
i. Presidend Wilson, the prrpsrcr cf ths
way TO a world peace and other reforma
2. Fail OF Turkey.
,. Holy Land restored 60 civf1txasssa
q. Independence Of Poland -
8. A Balkan republic.
2. Fall OF sutocratic rulers
9. A German republic and revoiutsea-
day mentioned.
wAsHINGToNs FAvoRrTE ADvIsER-
Most remarkable reader Of human des-
tiny of the present sge; reads the heartz
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YOUNG MEN-Able:bodied,
for work in wholesale gro
Gerry. Residents of the d. G..
recently released from mill
tary service given preference.
JAMES NJ. DENTY. 461-63
& Il. NV. I6'
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man. experienced preferred;
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The Washington times., 1919-01-26

AMBITIOUS BOYS
Can earn $500 per month
after school delivering even
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The Washington times., 1919-01-26
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

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A Can of Sardines.

Grilled Sardines-Cse boned and
skinned sardines and drain them. Then
brown them in hot olive oil in shall
low frying pan. Serve them on tnin
slices Of buttered toast and sprinkle
with pepper. salt and lemon juice.
Sardine Eggs.-Four eggs, four sar-
dimes, butter. pepper, lemon juice, salt,
water cress, half teaspoon minced par
sley Boil the eggs hard and cut them
in half Take out the yolks and pound
them with the filleter sardines. butter,
parsley. seasoning and lemon juice:
Make a nice paste, fill the halves OF
the whites with this and serve gar
nished with water cress.
Sardine CroquetteS-Mash two dozen
skinned sardines. drained from the OIL
Add to them four eggs. salt and pepper
and plenty of paprika- Then add
cracker crumbs. finely rolled, until the
paste Is thick enough to form into little
balls Fry them golden brown in but
ter and serve with tomato sauce, well
seasoned.
Sardine Toast-Remove the skins
and bones from seven or eight good
sardines and mash the fish to a pulp.
Wash couple Of handfuls of fresh
parsley thoroughly and then boil it ten
der. Drain it and chop 1t fine and
mix it thoroughly with the sardine
paste. Then mix in quarter of a
pound of butter. Mix all thoroughly
and mold into little pats and keep
on the ice until needed. This butter
may be used on thin slices of bread
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OfntereStfOWO
DRESS INSPIRATION FROM SPAIN.
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.

the female than anything that she finds
among the fashions gone before for
women.
To be explicit, we have been hearing
for many seasons past about the Span
ish influence in dress that was immi-
ways going to break upon US next
month or next season. Spanish opera
would be sung for the first time. for
instance and fashion reporters would
feel that the crisis had arrived, and
that fashionable women had received
that little push that was necessary to
make them affect the CarmenesQue.
Shopkeepers would lay in an extra stock
of high Spanish combs and mantillaS.
And the jewelers. would look for a rush
on any bit of Castillian jewelry that
they had.
The Spanish influence Returns.
To be sure. there has been from time
to time an interest in Spanish fashions,
But now-and no fooling, this time
the Spanish fashion is coming. But
it isn't the fashion worn by the ladies
of CASTLE or Barcelona or Madrid or
any other Spanish place we ever heard
balleros themselves, or rather. one might
judge, by the toreadors such as one
usually sees at nearest view on a Span
ish fan or in BiZets famous opera.
The short jacket on the Elton type
was just about ready to return, any
way. There really wasn't anything
else for jackets to do. The wide, loose
grdle had been affected by young girls
for several months in connection with
the very popular separate skirt. And
when you get together a little short
jacket of this kind of girdle you see it
at once. It's irresistible. It's Spanish,
but it's not the kind of Spanish that
We had been expecting. It's not what
the women have worn, but the men.
Other Suggestions Follow.
Once we get a few of the parts of
the Spanish boys costume there are
dozens, even hundreds, of inspirations,
that follow. The jaunty. round cap
worn by tho toreador would be sure
to appeal to the more venturesome
Young women. The lace collars and
cuffs in combination with the black vel
vet are almost inevitable, and they are
decidedly in the picture.
In the sketch today, that shows how
the short velvet Spanish jacket is al
ready making itself known at Palm
Beach. the problem of the sklrt-which
of course, always is a problem wher
we go to things masculine for our in
spiration-is solved by a plated affair
of green cloth plaided with stripes oil
black velvet. There is a narrow black
velvet skirt beneath this long tunic
The blouse is Of embroidered ecru net
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Jerry Can Find No Traps.

Jerry Muskrat was puzzled. He was
very much puzzled. When he dis
covered that the stranger had left
pieces of carrot and apple at some of
Jerrys favorite eating places he had
guessed at once that a trap had been
set in each one of those places. SO. for
whole day he had kept away from
them. Then curiosity had been too
much for him. He just had to go over
to see if those delicious tid-bits were
still there.
The first place he visited was an old
log partly under water. On the part
above water Were several pieces of
carrot. Jerry swan along both sides
of that log and made sure that there
was no trap under water. Then he
crawled up on the bank beside that
log and looked carefully for signs of
n trap. He could find none. There GER
tainly was no trap where those pieces
of carrot lay in plain sight on that
log.
It seemed to Jerry that he simply
must have those pieces of carrot. He
tried to turn his back on them and go
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