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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
go AQS7Q Practical and Dainty
>1t!<L<I1NT Aprons for Holiday Giving

Bungalow Aprons for Everybody easy to
choose, for slip-over the head others close
at the front side, and few at the back;
the materials offer the choice of neat gn,gh
percaIes white lawn; and the styles include
ruff trimmed necks. several lengths of sleeves,
white collars and cuffs and rickrack and color
piped trimmings. ----
Aprons for Maid, with and without bib and
straps. large-sized for morning small for the
parlor maid. made of white lawn with hem
stitched ruffes, tucks, insertion rickrack trim
mings, and some plainly hemmed soc to $500.
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09

Handmaue and Hand.enbroidcrcd Tea Aprons,
OF fine white batistc nainsook, among the
prettiest of lower priced gifts for woman. Every
apron shown has not only fine hand-scaloped nm
ishines. but also hand-embr oidered floral sprays,
varying from simpler designs to elaborate over
spreading patterns. Prices SI.50 to $780,
Fancy Little Tea Aprons OF white lawn are
round square shaped, with embroidery seal
Hoped edges, and finer OF dotted Swiss and
lawn show novelty designs in their shapes and de
lightful embroidery enhancements SOC to $500.
Plain and Striped Percale, sI.25 to $3.50; Plaid
and Checked Bingham sl75 to sa75; White Lawn,
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
URGES UNITY IN EFFORT
CRUSH BOLSHEvISM
Senator Kenyon Talks to Ohio So
ciety of the Necessity for Ameri-
canizing Immigrants.

The unity of purpose and spirit
! which gave the people of the United
States their tremendous impetus to
victory in the war is just as much
needed now to crush bolshevism in
the nation and to Americanize the
huge unleavened mass of foreigners
within Americas gates. This was
the substance of a short talk made
| last night by Senator William S. Ken
yon of Iowa at a meeting of the
Ohio Society of Washington at
Rauscher's. 1896 Connecticut avenue
He urged the Ohioans to support a
bill now pending, which would make
it necessary for immigrants within
4 reasonable time to learn the Ameri-
can language, declaring the use of a
single tongue in this country would
solve many of the social and economic
problems involving the foreign born
population because of misunderstood
| ing.
I'VE can deport Alexander Berk-
| nan and Emma Goldman Senator
| Kenyon declared, but We cannot de-
port -the-ideas they have implanted
here. Our own Indifference to the
! welfare of the foreign-born element
of the population is responsible for
many of the present labor troubles
But We will not permit a few hun
dred thousand bolsheviki to run our
country
! . The business meeting was presided
over by Justice William R. Day ano
Senator Atlee Pomerene presided over
The entertainment. A dance in charge
If Mrs. Pomerene. assisted by the wive.
IF Ohio congressman, followed Senate
Xenyon's speech Mrs. William H
| Bayly and Conrad Young furnished
! musical numbers.
A decennial celebration of the found
;ng of the society here will be held ir
January.
The following nersons were admitted
| 70 membership in the organization last
light: Mr.. and Mrs. Walker S. Buel,
lint Cole, William NJ. Coffin. Mr. and
Mrs. I. NJ. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
frederick. d. X. Hempstead. Mr. ano
Mrs. W. NJ. Kipling, r. c. McCulloch
Miss Henrietta Osborn. Byron Rife M
md Mrs. A. E. B. STEPHENS. Charles i
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
Welty and Capt. and Mrs. Frederick
Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
Looking for Purse or Bag as
Low as $500 to $500

1t is not always easy to find the kind
YOU would want to give for Christmas
present Before you decide we suggest
that you look at these
The Velvet or Satin Blocked Bags,
fitted with coin purse and mirror, at IS.
The Envelope Purses and Bags IN neat
and durable black, tan blue and gray
leather effects, at $3.50.
The Velvet or Leather Envelope Bags.
and the deep velvet bags with tassel trim
mings. at $4.00.
The Card Case and Purse Combinations
OF black. navy or brown chiffon velvet,
which hang in double style from self
loop that goes over the fingers. at $500.
The Vanity de Luxe beautiful silk,
velvet or leather style lined ia MORE,
with long chain at $500.
Leather Good First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
Received-A Belated
Shipment of Boys Mackinaw
Coats

Made of the Heavy Western Gen
uine Mackinaw Cloth-well tail
ored as coats of this kind should be
all new models; various plaid eff
fects in gray, tan, brown and several
Others.
Sizes s to Is Years. Priced, $500
Boys Section. Fourth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
The Studio of Interior Decoration
Offers Unique Holiday Gifts

Consisting OF pleasing collection OF Lamps, Candeabra
and period des and mostly antique I'M
ishes.
The majority OF these articles OF handwrought iron.
in natural and decorations the latter being
ay popular much used by distinctive home furnshers
at the present time
Also showing Carved Candesticks and Lamps in artistic
finishes and such attractive unusual designs practical
articles
Vases distinctive Chairs Tabourettes
Tables, Flower Stands with Bowls, Androns
and other odd and attractive things that are usually
confined novelty shops extraordinary prices but which
we offer very reasonable prices
Every article truly copied in des from the noted
periods OF history and will harmonic well with the
finest of homes furnishings
studio Intero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
JOHN D. McCHESNEY BURIED.
Funeral Held at New York Avenue
| PRESBYTERIAN Church.

| Funeral services for John D. Nc
| Chesney of the geological survey.
| Avenue Presbyterian Church for
| forty-three years, were held at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
yesterday.
| Friends who served as pallbearers
| were: George Otis Smith. Samuel Will
son. 3. E. Winstead. Phillip F. Larner,
S. w. Saxton. Charles A. Baker, DR..
j o. Skinner and DR.. Charles D. Wal
colt.
Interment was in Rock Creek cenie-
terry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09

Home Fittings of Beauty
Expressing Holiday Cheer
Our creations in Pillows are simply wonderful IN
beauty and probably the most artistic III shape ana
in exquisite trimmings YOU have ever seen; gayly
colored novelties and the scdate effects to har
mouize with the most original boudolr or the most
prosaic living room.
Handsome SILL Sofa Pillows designed and made IN our
own work: ooms combinations OF SOFT SILKS WIFI SIN
have plain and others pulled or gathered al over
Plain silks brocaded silks, fancy printed and woven SILKS
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
CrnkIed Fiber Silk Pillows ss.zs to s4.75.
plain Colcred Velvet Pillows $500 ~
Tapestry and CretOnne Pillows $500 to s7'o.
Other Fancy Pillows, $500 to $1,000
Tabl. Runners tapestry and tapestry and velvet en-
riched metal brais galloon also rich broeades dam
asks and silks Cr1nkied silks Su,aDie lenss i every
table. $500 to $500.
Section lit floor.
inexpensive Gifts
From the Drapery Section
Printed Terry Cloth for window and door draperies.
several desirable designs and good coorlngs \ muci
wanted soft and attractive and we are fortunate IN
being able offer this time 80 inches vide Si''o
ward
Blue and White Printed Japanese Towelng in several
designs Luncheon Sets. and II napkins szo >'o
and $500.
s1xss inches sz,s I'M, inches $500
Table Napkins inches. sl5o dozen.
Useful Cretonne Articles, designed and made in
workrooms-
Laundry Bags Sis to $500
COMPUTATION Closet Bags s4-z5 and $780,
Cretonne Scarfs, Sis SI75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
A Gift of Elegant Discrimination
the Fitted BQQ

Superior in its development of fine genuine cow
hide. Harmonious in lining and the arrangement of
it's interior Fitted with handsome toilet appointments
A Handsome Genuine Black Cowhide Fitted Suitcase
is lined in fine quality and has cowhide
that be used separately if desired. complete with six
ivory finished toilet articles and jewery 2nch
size. $l6z.So. Qncluding taxi.
pinch Genuine Black Cowhde Suitcase with four
fifteen ivory finished pieces $6350. (ncludng
taxi
22-inch Genuine Black Cowhde Suitcase fitted with
twelve imitation tortoise shell pieces. $4,000. Qncludng
20-inch Genuine Black Cowhide Suitcase, with fifteen
ivory finished toilet articles $4,000. (Including
16-inch Genuine Black Cowh:ie Travelling Bag
ivory finished pieces. ss0.so S415o. Qncludng
Travelling Section Second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
Small Boys Plush and Velvet
Hats, Reduced to $1.95

The remainder of our present sea-
son S assortments from several high
grades which we reduce to afford inn
mediate clearance.
The colors are black, navy, dark
brown and green.
Suitables shapes, styles and sizes
for boys up to 8 years.
A practical gift suggestion.
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09
The Thoughtful Gift
A Photo Frame

Not only appreciated for its own
special attractiveness and the senti-
ment of the ;giver, but also because
it protects the picture of someone
held dear.
Gift makers can choose from SO many
styles, at most any price they wish to
pay.
Sterling Silver FRAMES, square and
oval, plain. engraved or engine turned;
S1.25 to $500.
Metal Frames, gold finish; $l.00 to
$4,000.
Hand-Carved Frames, many in brown
and gray tinted effects swinging styles
with oval or square openings; $2.25 to
$500.
Mahogany Frames, in variety of
swinging styles, single and double; $3.50
to 500.
Clock Section. First door.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
REDUCTION OF HIGHWAY
ACCIDENTS IS PLANNED

Tho highway transport committee
OF tho Council ~ National Defense.
through ils regional, state. district
and local ORGANIZATIONS, N preparing
to rive nrslstanc, tO tho nation -wid.
movement looking 10 n reduction
of the number ~ accidents from
carele~ness either on tho part ~
drivers of vehicles or ~ pedestrian
In this work n hea tho assistance
~ lcadinE authorities throughout 40
country, men who. Individually. and
~ m~mh.rs ~ organizations are glv-
Ing special study 10 highway traffic
problems aud dangers. Tn. Nation
al Highway Traffic association, re.
Gently organized for the purpose of
advancing tho efficiency and regula-
ton Of highway traffic. has indorsod
this activity of the highway trans
port committee, Council of National
is-fenra Letters from state high
way engineers economic engineers,
and others. have been received ap-
proving the movement aud applaud
Ing Its purpose
Not only In tho national capital,
wherc tho number OF accidents has
teen characterized hy the press.
editorially and othcrwi isr, during re-
cent weeks. appalling but otherwis.
throughout the country, the pH- ~
killed and maimcd has reched such
proportions as to suggest the urgent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
CHANDLER AGENCY IN |
NEW HANDS THIS YEAR
C. B. CRABBE, MGR. HERE
WIN Have Chandler Chassis. Ooupc
and Dispatch Nodci Ht Tulsa
Ahow--Iavc Errn.

ono 81 the newest agency con
tracts IN Tulsa has Just been nego-
tiAtri by u ! walker with the
chandler car fur the walker Motor
CON pRuy Mr WaIrvr has hnd IN"
agency l'9s Than two weeks. hut has
4 stock ~ ears on hand and VII
show thrm ~ mo gala dHplnv week
\ chandler ,hpHalN iu white ana
EnlI vii be- on display 100 tho Walk
,r booth Throughout the week
coupe dispatch model VIII also
bo part ~ the 'Nhihlt
g. " Crnhhc. manager NJ IN" 10
rnl plant. slys NO has found Tnl-
sans yrry Nrnudly ~ he 'h1nde-r
nlso Ia the walker pSAy In i's used
car department
Tho firm rpcolaliIes on used cars
~ high grade CONDITION. ~ trades
Ia rpts that have been run less than
600 mites and has n large stock
OF them on hand Nearly all well
known makes are shown In the
stock
Whn. the chandler will got n lot
~ nii"u'Iun and \ T. Cham hrrlHln
has been placed IN charge ~ mo
Snir ~ m" car ~ sales manager.
mo used cnt- viii get the spcclnll,N
I
continue tho ouhig fcuturo % tho
whole Walkcr personnel
The firm has only been op"n
since January |. but located IN one
o., the fiucHt automobile buildings
In tho city. erected especially 10
| handlo cars n already has nm I'm
| p,,aing recurd for salos, ana prom
i-o. tn he one W tho big factors IN
/ the industry locally
In regard ,o tho chandler agency
especial attention IL given ~ va"
service ptn'ion. and expert mo
| chm rtics nre IN charge ~ that Work
Nothing viii he neglected 10 max"
/ IA. service perfect. and ~ order 10
/ dn that only thnniler work VIII be
done hv the mechanics q. J Sphtk-
man. chandler trained, is I'm charge
~ tho repair department ana on
Grating under tho rules or the hu-l-
n,sa end of the organization, IL In
/ .truc,ea to give every Chandler
owner personal attention when h"
drives in, nn matter how great or
small his needs are.
4 repair department ~ main
/ tanned by tho local agency. where
part. for Chandler ears may ho OBJ
,nined.
! MIR Crahhe saws there Are many
surprises IN stor. for those wh"
know tho old Chandler when they
scc the new ones on display at the
show Tho car has been In the
hands ot the famous Chandler en-
gincerr for tho past year nnd th'y
have been instructed 20 make II tho
greatest car In America In iis class
Every place where Il could he I'M
rroyed the designers ani engineers
have been given full sway The re.
suit IL n car perfect. WIN aduch
com forts and flnihh IN dc'ail.
The walker Motor company IN To-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

need for helpful methods looking 10
the reduction of the same,
Tho general adoption by cities ANA
communities of modern principles.
embodied IN carefully prepared high
way traffic regulations would, II ls
believed, reduce tho number ~ az
cidenis
Tho introduction ~ motor trucks
into tho commercial llfc ~ the nation
which In taking place on such "A large
scale also tends TO Increase the pos
Aihil'y ~ street ana highway dc-
cidsnta This may tend to result In
greater death and injury rate thhn
In the past unless highway rcgu.
latlon. ARE more generally adopted
by authorities and copies OF those
regulations made more easily avail
ahl, to tho public, that they may be
IN. more generally understood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
CLOSED FORDS HAVE
STARTER EQUIPMENT
ono Of tho Sensations ~ the T,iisa
show VIII bc First ~ ss'sians
with Approved iariliiy.
OTHER MODELS ARE SAME
MAy Bc Eguiwod IAi.r-'Iusv-r-Ai
Motov Company Onr ~ thu Ms-
Gust fOrd Dealers In Nation

Announcement that n starter for,
Ford car~ has been adopted by ths
manufacturers and Will 10 included
hs part Of tho equipment ~ IN" Sc
dams and couprs IL tho most start
ling automobile news that has bee ~
given out lately Tho starter has
heen plven IA thorough trial by the
government. tslnR used on tho army
tanks built hy tho Fora Motor com
many. and H. pronounced "a success
Eventually. n " believed. all word
ears will have tho starter, probably
optional with tho purchaser
The starter har been given u
thorough trial aud has been found
tn DO tho work Tho government
used them on tho tanks and two en-
glnes built into tho war mznhinss
FOR power were easily Eisrtnd ono
~ tho demonstrations said 10 10
used by Mr.. Ford In tho driving OF
nj. car four or fivo blocks with tho
starter being tho only power, n 10
g.ared 10 tho fly wheel and the hat
,ery delivers tho power In starting
In that manner
The Universal Motor COMPANY
handling tho local sale Of Ford car"
expects IN have ono of tho starters
At tho local automobile show
t,,rvi Hack to Normal.
Delivery OF Ford cars has resumed
and IS rapidly as possible nll OF tho
plants are now running on CONNER
rIai orders. and deliveries have
about resumed normal Mr.. Wander.
slice says he has had moro than 100
Fords delivered TO him since tho war
ceased. so far he has been able To
obtain moro than ~ carloads OF
Fords and Fordson tractors ana has
orders In for shipments that he an
tIcipates early delivery on,
Demands for tho ono-ton Ford
truck chassis are hiG. and thsre IN
universal satiafaction among tho
users Costing only 1880. plus
freight and war ias. and less than
300 fully sauipped with bod u
has few competitors In the truck
class. when II comes TO service ana
cost.
10, NJ. vandsrslice. owner OF the
Universal Motor company, the Tulsa
aRency for the Ford cars, started In
Tulsa with tho Ford contracts In
1914 In 4 small room on East Hoo
ond street Ito ls,sr built on East
Third and quickly outxrew his bnlld-
Ing. Last year tho tblG plant on
North Main was oompleted. with b5,-
900 feet Of floor space. trackaHe
and modern In every facility. 81 has
already been outGrown, and moro
space 10 nssded. Recently tho Unit
versal company contracted for the
use Of the Katy freight warehouse,
ana this 10 already worked 10 capa-
city 10 handle the business.
Fund eplsu C0utinuc.
NJ, vanders:ics says he could have
handled 400 rord cars In 1919 II
he could have gotten than. Now
that the Ford organization In Get.
tins hack TO . peace tvNsis. he plans
10 keep up With the demand for this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
CANADIAN OFFICER WILL
HOLD SERIES OF MEETINGS

NORMAN. Okla. Feb. Capt
John MacNell of the Canadian army
will conduct series Of meetings at
the University Of oklahoma February
70. rs and s6 under tho auspices ot
tho Y NJ G. A. captain NicNrll
was paHtor Of church In Toronto
before tho war, lic spent two years
I'm tho u-nches In France. was
wounded, and decorated win the as
tinguisbcd service order Afiot pc
iny sounded he did Y work at the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
GARAGE EQUIPMENT

Consisting Stands South Bend I Aor Presses Jacks
Machines V Curtis Compc Weaes Auto Hoist Tire Sprcad Aut
Jacks Heavy Twin lacks Auto Ambulance Garage Press Universal
Pole the famous Red Jack everything that make
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

ears hni viii enlarge tho plant ~
soon hH conditions permit
Mr.. Nanivfsllco IL hn tklahom,
product lie grew up IN ihls state.
being reared on a farm IN Canadian
county lie finished the common
schools there ana having No funds
10 get n college education he tied 40
with tho state university ana for sir
years earned his way through tho
highest educationa institution In
Ok klahoma. ills school daNz wetc
divided betw.cn hunting bugs for
tho llnlv~rrlty of wisconsin. running
n laundry basket patrohlzed hy thu
students and faculty. ana managing
tho Oklahoma state Historical 40.
ciety, which At that timo was con
nectsd with tho university ~. made
money IN other ways lIc was In
charge of n when ~ wnH moved 10
Oklahoma CITY. and IL largely re-
sponsible for tho growth OF that re-
markable collection Of historical
data that IL now luartered In tho
atats capitol building
A TuiAn Hacked Him.
J. W. McNeai. late Tulsa ciiisen.
was treasurer OF the historical so
clety and tho tib he handed Mr.
vanderslice each month as wuges
was the foundation for tho snoooss
tho Ford man has attained. and i
was u source of great deal of snt-
Isfaction 10 Mr. McNeal when ha
saw tho auiomohil. man grow into
q big husines. man,
Mr.. vand~rslico ir one of tho most
successfui Ford agents In tn. ooun.
sxv T,.Isa 4. reaaftea tha third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Don't demobllize your pa,r.u,-
yet help furnish the monrv ~
bring the boys back 40 that they ,,v
be demohlhIed The gu,,fpr,,,,
needs all thS money you can ,., .,,o
W. 4 h.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

You can hold $1,000 rar,,,
value of the 1913 series ana I oos
maturity yalu" Of tho 1919 srr,.
And you can hold these Rmulnis m,
every member OF your family uay.
you bought your limlt2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

~ tho money Tor transportation Va
NJ. provided. our boys may have TO
swim home. II Is a long swim ana
Just nov water IL mighty COLL
tNin-tc"n-ninetr tssn" IN W, y
In January. fil2, iht'tl stamps as
uHldl)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Gated ai 723 South Main street II.
J. walker OF Oklahoma 'lty IN
president of IA" company hnd has
had tho chandler agency there Tor
tha past three years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

front Hc IL now conducting ,,..,
ings ht ten representative uny.,.i.
ties IN tho United states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

can make II ami II Is IN" 10 the
ahillty aud training tho owner OF.
tained when he plodied through
school and onrned tho money that
hnuHht hlA MnINrIAIIY rhncntInn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

n something prevented your keep-
IN. uii 1915 v. \ s plrdge-now
Ia your chance 10 make good. Keep
Il nov. Say W ;. :. IN 1918.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-25

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-25

81 E2- wi" Is renewed
aaas-s1.a hy 1lleE.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-17
Aesvsr Would Feed Russia.

London. on.--Herbcrt Hoover. director
general Of the intsrallicd relief organ.
isation, hna requested Dr. Fridtjof
Nanssu. head Of the Norwegian food
mission to the United States. to bc.
come chief Of an international neutral
commission to investigate the posslbil.
ity Of feeding RussIn on condition Of
the cessation Of hostilitiss In Russia,
according to dispatch from Copenhs.
gen.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-17
Wheat Crops eie.

Wnshington.-Thc largest crop Of
winter wheat ever grown has been
forecast for this year by the Depart.
ment OF Agriculture. basing its esti.
mate on conditions existing April l..
The enormous yicad Of S37.OOO,OOO
bushels was announced. which ut the
governments guaranteed price NJ 1920
n buslel, places the crops value ut 81.
SOL .G,O.OOO. This years winter wheat
crop. " no unfavorablc conditions de.
veiOp between now md time Of har.
vest. will be l52.OO.OOO bushels larger
than the previous record crop pro.
tiuced In 1914. and 24S.OOO.OOO bushels
more than was grown last year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-17
How,s YOUR BLOOD 4.
PmpIss and Euptioae
Mean Bed Blood

People who have impure or innovSs.
ished blood should be careful % taia
only temperance remedy made Of mia
roots and barlrs such - Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery 10 and I'M
been for nearly 50 years. Ingredients
printed on wrapper.
The frst day you start 10 tala thi,
reliable medicine, impure Rermo and
accumulation begin 10 separate In the
blood and are then expelled through
the eliminative organs.
In place Of the Impurities, de- n.
teries and veins gradually 1T fresh
vitali.ed blood and tise action Of '.ait this
good blood on The slGin means that pin.
pies, boils, carbuneles, eczema, fash.
acne and al skin blemishes win disap.
pear. Then you must remember that
when the blood 10 right the livss, stom-
och, bowels and kidneys beeoms healthy.
active and vigorous and you win havs
no more trouble with indisestioa. hocir.
ache, headache.
Get Dr.. Piercs's Golden Medical Di,.
eovery to-day at any medicine dealefa
In tablet or liquid form, or seud l0c fof
trial package to Dr.. pjeree,s Invalids'
Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y.
Atekison, Kaas.-"Foe . grsat many
ysars DF. Piesos's Golden Medical D..
eoveEy has bsen our household rsmsdy,
In ono instance especially I found II 10 b
wonderful. When my boy was eoovalsse.
Ing from scarlet fever b had breaking out
IN blotches an ovee hs body, faes snd
limbs. One bottle of Golden Msdicsj
Discovery completely cleared up his -
and also proved . splendid tonic. Pes1on.
ally have found tie Discovery spleodid
for bronchial troubles and catarrhal oon.
ditions."-Ars. n. :. Ai's, TO Aiek
icon 81.