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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05


tHNIsriR IAN.
Now Aunic always waited for me
IN the morninE. and white d ro-
mnined with the afternoon classes she
came away about asa huur
earlier than Frank usually left hts
ofuCe
think Annie knew why hal
askcd hcf Ia come 90 me souner thRh
had intended. hut neither Of us men
toned the subject ! DID not SAINT 10
Discuss Frank. his actions. even WIN
her Ana ! was sure she would b.
embarrassed 10 do Ho.
This Ia delightful, On,c she ~nid
one daA to me nH We talked OF on
work. IL ISN'T Ike working az Al
enjoy ever moment here with YOU
aud with thea. Gifls who are 80 IN
rnrncsi. 1hcy ufp ~ nice to me, loo,
especially the society girls who are
guirH 10 take up Ned 'ross recon
struction or other after the war WORK
MhN. you would think was one Ii
them instead OF lust me
a. wss shortly 4uet this r%unvornn-
ton that Mr turrN came in To- ssc INC
wac surprised. aH ~ was NrrN UNI
usual Tor him tu make cniis Cspr"
iulN. unless accompanied h1 Ms
CufrN.
tH ,ou look Va surprised : shall
think am not welcome De Old
gentleman said tH Z offered "a comfort
abic chuit. want 10 tain about
Auult
Iiad known thar Mt Curry wlH
aWurr ul Franks ~nfAtuntlun Tor An.
mic ! could not have talked AZ frco'v
us did.
% thlnk have that tauln where
hr Will toll the Truth about AuuiU !
haven't rtid Hu 90 nor Tor Tear ut cN-
citing false hopes Even " she m not
their chilli and am positive she IN
not her p%lrunfuuc may not be- u1N
lmprut vmcnt upon the pres ut sltun.
ton Ana ~ ma, bo Infinitely moro
embarrassing FOE hrI You know the
t'tsinz aro out Of hcr lite now ni
though from What I have seen uf HIM
% might hp thlf DO ahr ever was l
situated they could bleed hrr thg'
mI.ht tr Hut the, know she hta
nothing ao hat, madc uo such ai.
trmuf
You mran bat -h, mIshi De- au
Ils Ifuu &C. lHlld
NtH. tHIuI f more Than possible
Tht luusrH HI. bel with uH tHl more
thoroughly convinced tm tHHf sht
du,s mot belong fo ihos, iasirs vet
I d WsUr ilIu m wvlluCt wN.
ahuukI anr nHEu been entrusted f.
Them SH. IHH gentle people b.Ui
uI NUr uu ono uT both aiH HN'
Show be- Iu HUr rt,fE movement Hu'
m ItH uItsItlI perfection Uuf uH
vtuteH fu tHlk Co ,uu about wHH IH.
NeH contingency Nuu tuEE'siHi
should frs urpt, Goo o., iu ul~EIfWHf'
,hN. shall We t,l hsr ur 'ai Dee 81.
con NlukIuu al, IH H Itru
Tell hs hh 900 mrHiH ann raI'
she rather misfrusfH that s the UHs,
Z think sU, almost would prefer f
should De- Ulau tu have 10 proved thH
She belonged o. thuH" prupl, Whom
she bay : tried 90 love Hnd rauldu.
O oven when she was l little girl
N,fN we'll shalt take NouI 600
NirD Wal tuN come tu mf office Geo
morrow afternoon bod thought ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

ash frank. hut THINK a would be- he.-
trf " YOU ctmc Fagin h. 90 be ihcfe
aud ! have hope h a ! can finish ~
this matter with him"
"Of course I will come
In the meantime trl and got IN
nie To go pNer all she remembers OF
her childhood With YOU We must Ice
able e. detect a. tar ~ possible "
FaEin IL WINS ~ ourue he EptH no
money until We have proof nut it
may HntU uH lime 90 be able fo rcfttH
or confirm what be- tells No.
The nest da, I talked with Annie.
lcading up To the subject in "a careless
wa, that wouid not bet her know VII,
! did so She became 80 excited When
We talked OF her rgtrontagc. w anxious
u should be proved she did not be-
Ions Co the farins that hHtpi 10
mouse her hopes arain. only perhaps
to have % amount 20 nothing NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

Corner Coal and broadway
Howard = Davidson. ph. o.. Pastor.
Residence. go = Edith StpIt
sunday school "a gita. immediately
prrcedinr morning service. ~ =. SnN-
dor superintendent
Morning service nt ~ O'Clock sub.
lCCi 81 sermon As Ne Was Alone
Praying" Special musical features
Prelude A~dnEietto hy Georges uizct.
Onsrtofy. lntermcxEo in o.. THEM
berger. roio sly raake" tAahforil
b, Mr. Heslrt
Evening ncryicc conducted rs
bsrs Of .. a. society with an Address
~ the paaof al ! o'clock II L. tho
aim o. these nieefinrs 10 provide
souue special feature 90 often ~ pos.
sihlc. For "a special feature ionior-
ROW evening Miss Elbsn Will rccitr
The Mansion" ~ Van DYKE Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
PRESBYTERIAN Ci,arsh.

Corner MN and SILVER
Uurh A cooper and charles ~ Ne.
kcau. Pastors
a.tt e. an. sunday srhooi y D.
grlstS. superintendent
40 n m. morning Worship. thrmr
The Price OF tnheliof" MuHir Pre-
iudo Urusigl uncrtofN Wenurd-
Sheliesl orrnnist Mr. ~ " ftN
anthem. Christian the Morn Breaks
SwesfiN Oer Thee" tSheileNl Solo.
Just as I Am" tCuttorl Miss iruil
Molklnr
y NJ, christian tyidcnyor Topic
"pur Relation 10 Ghd lraNtnE
MARI ~tiis-aG OTuusrrrntionl
Leader lrmt WoikinE
y M. Evening worship. theme
~ christ HAD Not Come" Music
"Romancu IN a" tSheils,ls 1mcrtory
0Huhml Quartcttes There BE- Land
Beyond tho setting Sun" tsuiictonl
Mins Woillng. MrS sutton. Mr. 'ris-
o., Mr. Mexican
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

carry was not at all positive he
should ret Fprin 30 confess unNthinr.
although the man needed monos. uud
for that reason might hc Induced 20
tell what he knew,
THAT nirht Frank talked m his
sleep Annis's name ON his hpa
broken low words which made ne nl.
most discouraged \ sort Of siCE tt
rur rrcpt over me. Would NY nus
hand ever love me again suppouo
never van hin back. Could I beat q"
ro through the years with him
even VI be should remain with Wt
knowing he dih not love me- Tint
even In his sleep another umn
nam" was on hts lips coupled with
words Of love aud longiuH'
could hrar ~ no longer
Wake ~ Fr.nk' You are tciiing
nee ali pa secrets. Z said W IL voice
I tried 10 make steady.
"Eh@ what's that Talked III mN
Sleep What did I Any f'
90. 7 woke YOU up before you dId
Wuch except mumhlc' I should have
waited and let YOU tell me
N%onsvnHC' I am sorrt 7 disturbed
YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
NORTH Fourth sirrci co~pri Hnii.
Ilnn NnrIn LnuIih NIInLI

sunday arhooi and nibic class ~
pftt "a. a. nlxEsr classes each week
speak for themselves We invite you
10 ioln NOV. ~ a M irsaking OF
bread in remembrance Of the laurl.
\ D. NJ. preaching Of d gospel hN
carl Amending suhlcct The Man
Who Went TO Heaven without
Owing" THIS addrsas covers the
closing scene in the life 81 fiilah
4 cordial welcome h extended To ~
to attend. Don't fousct the hour
Eight O'Clock. new time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
NJ. Ol,r IlapllsI Churh.

NUWTNT NTUWWT ~ 70 u W
Walter Lee smauidinE. su%pcrintcn-
dehi
Preaching IA ~ e. m
a. y - g. D. m
A. J. Clayton. lcadsr
Preaching 80 4 D. m hN Rev Wal
icT J. hfannon OF Mineld kanfaa We
D. acting pastor, Come o. sll the Hrf-
Vices aud come un the new Time gshiu
o. praise the Lord. church 10 ai4
West Lead avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

cidrra
Lords dag in the southwest basement
room % the public library
sons service from 60 e. 1880 m
Hihie study from 90 ln Co. % DO.
Communion from 10 200 tu O.. m.
Bihle lesson for April q
senior class Romans Nth chapter
Junior class. Acts Iith chapter
Primary class. option uf teacher
n you are interested m mi, study
come % meet with uH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

tCor. Lead Ave. and South Thirdl
charles oscar bcckmAn. pastor.
SUNDAY schnoi At atti q III. - A.
rorterfieid. superintendent
Public Worship al n a. "a. aud =
y ~ with by the pastor
Morning theme. The Dynamite That
strips q Man Of superfigiality.f Eve
ning subject. volcanic Disturbances
snd Earthquakes
Epwofth league nt o. m
Special music morning and evening
under the direction Of Airs. L. -
Lnckey 4 welcome fur all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

tornfr bold AMI broadway.
Bible school. las. lfarlnF nuperin-
tendcut sft. communion aui
~prcachAnE. ~ a m. suhicct "A stud,
Of the rafptlcs.' EndraVor meeting
~ ! y IA. prcachlne following ~ 81.
usual cordial Invitation u extended
20 tho publle. ftrancefs In The cifN
VIII md a Friendly Nrcetinr AZ this
church Welcome. v Gaglord Ron
eriH. pastor Rss!dcncs ieo South
broadway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

Christian Science services aue
~ tho Nonian's club even SUNDAY
morning a. ~ o'clock SUNDAY school
o. af0 O'clock wednesday sNoninE
mcctinEa az = O'Clock nsading room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

open daily except Sundays and holt
dats from 2 80 10 5 80 D NJ. AZ tiah
a free lending hbfa9. Including az
he works o. Mar haker EDDY. and
other authorised Christian Srienco
literature. 10 maintained Ia connection
with the reading uun Thr public -
cordially invited 70 attend the Sunduy
services. the Wednesdas evening
meetings. and 10 visit the reading
room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

tCof. Gold aud Arno Sta
Carl Schnild. pastor. Neridencc.
geo south Arno street Phone .off
sunday achooi ~ 10 a m.
Morning Worship at ~ o'clock. Sub
lcct % sermon. "Scclnr the Day %
Christ"
EVENING services \ y m., subject,
Christ Our Substitute on Goleatha 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
Central avenue and Arno
Al Bowman. pastor

Al Bowman. pastor.
n. q. spruce superintendent sun
day school Miss Elizabeth tord, d.
fcctor Of music. asft ~ m, sunday
school. "a well organized school and
a class Tor every one. II a. M,
preaching ~ the pastor phblcct,
CommunlOn address. why hcthodisia
Commune" Z D. ma. Errorth ice-
que. \ preaching by pastor, AN eNnu-
relisflc service. A welcome for all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

The Epwortn League vii have
charge 81 the Ncspor service ~ tho
Methodist church South, Miss scruggS
will be the leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

Corner Lead aNcnur o. broadway
~ The mornlnE hour Rev J D
Aeaseiia. Santa W. \. a. will preach
In the evening a stcrcopfiron lecture
will be given. Miss Thurman ana
NJ. kanady viii sins AZ both services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

Corner silver venue AMI our ~
Rev. Winfred ~ Ilealef. rector
PHONE asf.
SUNDAY 80, vices Holy communion
z re- NJ. SUNDAY school SIS n ~ /.
holy communion - % "a Ncspera,
~ D NJ Music under direction Of
Nj George Gcnkc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

w central Ave- hId Town.
Court House.
f'aEtor. 7. OrflNlc. sunday school
al lac D. "a. Miss A. n. oniuonI
superintendent pfeachinE AZ $50
r M Alen spanish Sunday school ~
Loo uareiaa NJ ~ church. nlrciaa
road. 10 a m. superintendent n. u.
baca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

subject Cor discussion is Praying .
tNnrk N fg-1g.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

There is no limit tu thc nrr 90
which "a mun can make u fool ct hlu-
rclf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
ONE WOMAN'S Way
The Story of a Girls Fight for Success
By CAROLYN BEEcHER


y lcopYflght Isls. by Carolyn neeeherl >~>~~~~~N~~'
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
MRS. CLARK TO SPEND
WINTER On CHICAGO
copgFsghG dgIa
~ 4 0si1bua

Mrs. Edward p. CLARK, president Of
the Twentieth Century Club Of wash
ington from 1915 20 1917. and the
present press representative for the
organization, has been called away
from washington, and win spend the
taken By Mrs J. y. Jones. Mr.. CLARK,
whose husband IS Lieut. Col Edward
B. CLARK. United states army, prob
ably win return 20 the Capital Ga
the early spring,
Mrs. walter S. Uhord has been put
The Washington times., 1919-10-13

Indiana; Col H. V. speeIman. past
commandments; ex-United States
Assistant District Attorney F. j..
Rice. Mrs. N. MuIIigan. Miss Rose
Sefton and 81. 4. Robbins spoke.
Washington camps OF the Sons OF
Veterans were recently honored by a
visit from Lleut.-Gov. r. A Bar
rows. OF Nebraska Governor Bar
rows e. q leading contestant for elec-
ton a8 eommandoF-in-chief in 1920. :
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
. SPAEKS WIFE
WHO LIKES YANKS
copyrighG 1878
~ r. L 0oldba.G

LONDON. oct. Is.-Beeause his wife
thought American officers more inter-
esting than the British. Ernest Cou-
sins. a wealthy Cardiff tradssman, put
her across a chair and spanked her
the way one sometimes spanks
youngsters. The story came out In
LlandRR police court, where the chas-
tiser was fined 50.
There was read In court q letter
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
Problems of Washington
The Street Car Muddle:
A Remedy
By OLIVER P. NEWMAN
fContfnusd from Page One.)


important) the GREATEST NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
WHO RIDE SHORT DISTANCES! The Chevy Chase line
the only atenuaed extension and has been paying Tor
itself for several years.
I think there be denying the following generaI
The Capital Traction Company does not need any ad
dtonal revenue in order to make good return on any
thing like fair value And is strkngy significant that
the Capital Traction Company is NOT ASKING ANY In
CREASE IN RATES.
That is the best evidence that it is profitable com
pany because utility corporations not at all backward
about coming forward when they have the slightest color
of excuse for asking for
Consider also the traffic effect on the two lines
toned as exampes-eventh street and Fourteenth street
were increase given the Washington railway and
Electric Company and given the Capital Traction.
The Eleventh street cars would back and forth
empty or only partly filed while the already overburdened
jamn1ed crammed Fourteenth street line would have
thousands more passengers piled onto it.
The delightful conditions which that would produce
do not need be explained to anybody who tries to to
town on the Fourteenth street line between $3.50 and Gals
in the morning.
And it would be all town, wherever lines of the
two companies anywhere each other Washington
Railway and Electric would light and Capital
Traction would be crowded than they are you'd
have to stand the and watch even more cars
by without stopping and when you finally did manage to
squeeze into Of them you'd be packed in tighter
than you now-whch would be going some but would
happen nevertheless
Cannot Discriminate
1t seem to me obvious that fares the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company cannot be increased
and fares the Capital Traction Company left nickel
1t seems equally obvious that fares the Capital Trac
ton lines should not be raised can't imagine public
utilities commission dreaming about doing such
thing and would be tremendously surprised to learn that
commission contemplated any such action It is ncon
ceivable.
Therefore It seems to me futile to consider raising
rates possible solution Of street car angle Rates
CANNOT be raised without imposing unthinkable inius
ces; and broadly speaking governing agencies in these
times Of the world do not go out deliberately and infict
larng plainly understood injustice merely in the hope
Of saving money for few stockholders of street
car company.
The best remedy (nOt cure) for the Districts street
ills Of today is consolidation Of the two companies
Now there two distinct theories upon which consoida
iion may be effected:
First In the interest Of and for the benefit of the
STOCK and BOND holders.
Second In the interest of and for the benefit of the
PUBLIC
There's been good deal of publicity lately about
merger Of the two That's all right They ought
TO be merged They should have been merged long dong
ago 1t is absurd for town to have two street car com
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
BULGARs CHEER GER1ANs-

SALONlkI, Oct. 13.-Dispatches re-
ceived from Sonia say that demonstra-
uons favorable TO the Germans took
place recently at a moving picture
theater in that city at which pictures
or the signing Of the treaty at Ver-
sailles were exhibited. The crowd
was silent when the allies delegates
were shown in the Hall OF Mirrors.
but vigorously applauded when the
German representatives made their
appearance.
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
SONS OF VETERANS MEET
IN PYTHlAH TEMPLE

William i. Cushing Camp, No. 30
Sons OF Veterans, L. S. A., met at
the Pythisn Temple on Friday night
a lareg number OF new members that
had been rounded up in the recent
drive were mustered IN,
Congressman Everett aSndsra, Of
The Washington times., 1919-10-13

from Mrs. Cousins 70 her young hus-
band in which she said:
II have quite made up my mind
that I am not going TO live with you.
/ never loved you and never will"
She admitted having sent another
letter, IA which she said:
81 met an American officer. who was
aWfully interesting. There are hun
dreds ia Cardiff more interesting than
the British. They are dne. smart
boys"
A photograph was produced show
ing her with arms around an Ameri-
can officers neck at q bathing place
near Cardiff. The photograph was
taken By her sister.
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
wWrnT----- --

A1lEaIs. Tenn Oct 11-C1re
meF Houk. aged forfy-eight forn
WashingtOn, j. c. neWspapsrman ana
assistant attorney general here. ro
o. the late Z. C. Houll. of EerrsrlIc
Representative from the Second dfr.
trict of Tennessee. died ye1terdav 81
New York. accordlng 20 word roeelrer
by relatives.
The Washington times., 1919-10-13

TITS kind Of heat-machne. 1t is de luxe device.
It's rehnements guarantee perfection in heat control 1t
performs reliably and easily, you forget there heat
ing plant in your residence.
The Washington times., 1919-10-13

Ia charge of the civic section 81 thr
oFganiEati0n for this year aud uII
begin work Wiehin the near future
"a tentative program Go BE- fcIr
By the civic woFker1 81 the riut rT
the bettefMent Of certain. local cre
ditions has is now in the process q
arrangement
The Washington times., 1919-10-13
Your most profitable heating-buy

ITS RESERVE-POwers also its earningPower-you call on
its when you it-and it costs you nothing
until you do need it. But when weather comes you
wouldn't do without the luxury of its reervepower for
dozen times its 1t guarantees constant comfortI
The Washington times., 1919-10-13

GOES FRANKLIN ONE BETTER
COPENHAGEN, Oct. I3.-DeveIop-
ment OF electric power from the air
- being perfected by VIadimar PouI-
son, Danish inventor.
The Washington times., 1919-10-13

DOH't spend your LIbeFty Bead IN
tsFest.. Relnvest Il IN ". 8. 8.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
CLUB ENJOYS EARLY
BREAKFAST AT GAY0SO

Talks on advertising were mingled
with buckwheat cakes s'n. country sau-
sage at the sunrise breakfast OF the
Ad club. which met at 1880 O'Clock
Tuesday morning at the Hotel Gayoso.
The affair was voted the most enjoy
able and instructive Of the spring sea-
son.
The principal speaker was Henry 6.
Loeb, who spoke on the value Of ad-
vertising as pertains to department
stores. He advocated the extensive use
of newspapers as the proper medium
through which department stores may
reach the buying public. Another speak
er was J, G. Pattee, representative OF
the Dry Goods Economist of New York,
who spoke on comparative values lin
advertising.
The club went on record as favoring
the proposed honest advertising bill now
before the state legislature.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid of dan
druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough
TO moisten the scalp and rub it in
gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning most,
If not all, of your dandruff will be gone,
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it, no
matter how much dandruff you. may
have.
You will find. too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous
Aossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive and never fail!
to do the work, adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
HOROSCOPE

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1919,
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper S~yudlcatc,)
Kindly stars rule this day, according
Go astrolOgy Mars and Mercury are ll
"a strongly benettc aspect, while Saturn
is adverse,
The planets seem TO pressge good
luck to the members Of the army. tTo-
motions and honors are 10 be many,
Crowds Of men and women are likely
TO gather in ciuias and towns n Mars
indicates acclaim to soldiers.
Apparently there will be not only
many parades and professions OF Amer
lean soldiers, but distinguished tor
eigners will be received with pageants
and ceremonies.
Engineers continue under a sway
making for the greatest benefits.
Messages that bring JOY to the nation
are presaged by the aspect Of Mercury
While there will be much writing ANA
speaking IN the summer months There
will gradually come a realization Of the
power Of thought and a consequent
care in the use OF words,
The sign indicating much talking also
appears to VAIN Of possible RIOTS ana
troubles, ,
saturn is in place indicating peril
in dark places. Cellars and under
ground passages are lurking places OF
special danger during this rule OIL inc
stars.
Persons past middle age, especially
women, should safeguard the health,
The seers declare that ~ changed at
titude toward death will be noticeable
among men and women. The war and
epidemics, which have taken so many
persons away from life suddenly, are
believed to have a peculiar influence
on human consciousness.
Emphasis will De placed on truth as
never before. it is predicted, and de-
ception will bring serious penalties,
Wealth is held to be subject to con
ditions that may u extraordinary
national problems
Teachers of philosophy n leaders
of thought will be recognized as FACTORS
in some great national movement
astrologers f%oretell,
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
have a year OF many anXieties. but sue
| cess is f~oreshadowed for them, Young
women will probably have offers OF
marriage,
Children on this day have the augury
of. success in life. These subjects OF
Pisces Usually are extremely clever AM
intelligent.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
STRONG WORDS
FROM DOCTORS
This Doctor Takes Nuga-
Tone and Prescribes st.

Or. r. b. Crawford, Sioux City. Iowa, writes:
Your Nuga- Tone ranks high as . blood !ano
nerve builder. ! use it myself with excellent
results and | also use it in my general practice.
This medicine acts with especial benefit upon the
digestive system. improves the appetite, helps
the bowel action, aids in eliminating the poison
Gus toxins. find my Influenza patients PICK up
quickly after | have, given them Nuga-Tone a
short time. II is the part Of wisdom for everyone
to keep such a medicine as Nuga-Tone on hand
at all times"
What is Nuga- Tone? A combination Of val
liable Ingredients all recommended and regularly
prescribed by the foremost physicians IL IS
especially a nerve and blood builder because 1t
contains phosphorus and iron in liberal proper
tons elements often lacking in our food.
Don't dose your system with a lot oil stirnu-
iants. Whipping a tired horse is the same IN
effect. Feed your blood and nerves with Nuga,
Tone and increase your energy and vigor and
power of resistance.
Druggists guarantee Nugs-Tone. Buy a
bottle. A bottle will last you a whole month:
Use it 20 days and II you don't feel better and
look better, take tina remainder OF the package
back to the druggist and get your money back.
uood druggists everywhere sell Nuga-
Tone. Try 1t. Get u bottle today at
Weiss Pharmacy, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11

To get the genuine call for full name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE Tab
let's. Look for signature of f. W.
GROVE. Cures a Cold in one Day. SOC