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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-19
SPANISH PRESS IS
OPPOSED TO WILSON
Newspaper EpoCa Thinks His Views
Arc Too Idcalistic-EaVOrS
French Ideas.

Madrid, March 19.--The conserva-
tive newspaper Epoca, in commenting
on the naming of Manuel Gonzales
Hontoria. q liberal deputy, as a dele
gate to the league Of nations confer
ence of neutral nations, says the Sc
lection of a person SO closely allied to
Premier Romanones shows that the
premier intends to continue following
a policy tending to closer relations
with the United States. ~..--e -.
The Epoca thinks this is a mistake.
President Wilson's views, it declares,
are too idealistic and it urges that
Spains ought rather to support France
and England, her neighbors, instead
of distant America.
A Madrid dispatch on March Is
which announced the naming of Senior
Hontoria to represent Spain at the
neutral nations conference character
lied him as a. supporter of President
Wilson'S views: The Romanonese gov
eminent as a whole, it added, entirely
endorsed President Wilson'S propos-
ais reserving only it's decision as to
the reducing <of ornaments and the
fixing of military forces by members
of the league.
Premier Romanones has taken note
of the statements made by the EpOca
and has replied to them. The foreign
policy of Spain was we'll known, he
said, and the government had clearly
revealed its intentions, for the infor-
nation of the Cortes, on various occa-
sions. Consequently everybody, he
added, knew that Spain had in no way
turned away from Great Britain and
France, but was proceeding in full
agreement with those two powers and
with the United States.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-19
New Spring
NeCkWear
FOR LADIES

4 wonderful showing of all the
latest novelties in plain and fancy;
some hand embro dered in Georgette
Crepe, Satin, Fllet Lace, etc. 25c to
$500 each.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
Spirit of the
DelnarUia Press
DELAwARE's ROAD pnoCnAM.
rom ND DnNer SInln NnMa-

From the Dover state News.
The program OF the State Highway
Department FOR the ensuing year, as
announced in the columns OF Tho Del
aware State News last week, should
be highly pleasing and satisfactory 70
every resident OF the State, and par
ticularly TO the people OF Kent county.
for according to the announcement the
Doycr-Smyrna road will be pushed 10
an early completion. When this high
way has been completed, and the
other roads through the state which
are In course OF construction under
the supervision OF the State Highway
Department are finished. this State will
no longer be termed the S2ate with
the worst roads OF any State in The
Union, but Delawareans will be able
10 point with pride TO their modern
and up-to-date improved road system.
The State Highway Department is
deserving OF great credit for the ex-
cellent work 10 is doing, and the fine
results that have already been accom-
plished. Road Engineer Charles NJ.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
CIRCUS TO PARADE?
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT
Great New ngling Bros.
and Barnum & Bailey
Combined Promise
Big Procession
LONGEST IN HISTORY
OF WHITE TOPS

Local youngsters Will positively see a
circus parade this year. So say The adj
vance agents for The great super-clrcus
which bears the name OF the Ringing
Brothers and Barnum & Bailey shows
Combined. scheduled to exhibit in this
city Friday, May i6
The showmon feel il advisable 70 give
this added assurance owing TO the fact
that many street parades were foregone
last season because OF Tho labor prob
lem which seriously handicapped the
clrcuscs. Now that the war is over
conditions have resumed a more normal
basis. Scores OF mon long identified
with the Ringllng Brothers and Bar
mum & Bailey have returned from
'over there and have claimed their old
bcrths. They have "come home'' TO that
much bigger circus that has been formed
by consolidating the best and the most
popular features OF Americas two most
famous amusement enterprises.
So. once more assured OF ample help.
tho great new circus, gives promise Of
presenting on show day morning the
most gorgeous free street parade ever
designed and toured through America.
some idea of the magnitude OF this
wonderful caNalcade may be had from
ihe fact that 10 stretches out exactly
three miles IN length and includes more
Than 100 animal cages floats, tablcauX
wagons and allegoricll cars, an OF the
newest and most elaborate design, and
entirely different from anything used
heretofore. Hundreds upon hundreds OF
strange people and wonderful horses
participate. The elephant section NUM-
bers far more pachyderms than have
cyer before been seen at one time. There
Hre many novelties. These include
musicians mounted upon prancing
stceds, camel teams and weird bands
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

Soap should be used very carefully,
II you want to keep your hair looking
IT'S best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alksli This
dies the scalp, makes the hair brittle
and ruins 70.
The best thing for steady use Is Just
ordinary mulsifed cocoanut oil sham
poo (Which Is pure and greaselossl, and
is better than anything else you can
use.
one or two teaspOonfuis will cleanse
the halr and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moistcn the hair with water and rub Il
In. 10 makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. which rinses out easily,
removing every particle OF dust, dirt,
dsndruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and 70 leaves
the scalp soft and the hair fine and
silky. bright. lustrous. fuffy and easy to
manage.
You can get mulsi1ed cocoanut oil al
any pharmacy, It's very cheap. and
few ounces viii supply every member
OF the family for months
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

from The Orient who ride on gorgeous
" bedecked elephants whilo playing
strange instruments.
The iioats and tabieau wagons are
filed with pretty dancing girls In gay
costumes, representing different nation
alitles OF The world and the porade
stretches out like n great gorgeous
panorama OF the universe. Continuous
melody is supplied by seven bands and
three calliopes. and the spectators are
kept IN good humor by an army Of the
funniest clowns IN The world.
The parade Will leave the circus
grounds promptly al 10 o'clock, and
will pass through the principal resi-
Dental and business sections OF the
city. A definite line OF march VIII be
determined by a representative OF the
circus and the police department on the
day before the date OF exhibition. Of
course, IL is safe prediction that
virtually the entire population, big and
little. will be on hand TO witness the
wonderful free spectacle.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try III

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
. bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white. shake well, and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
Der, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter VIII supply
three ounces Of orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this swcetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemlshes disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy-white the
skin becomes. Yesl II Is harmless
and never irritates.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

Upham has demonstrated that no Is
the right man in the right place, and
under his supervision the highways OF
Delaware are gradually being trans
formed from almost impossible mud
holes TO improved roads that would
be a credit TO any State. As was set
forth IN the article last week. It can
be truly said that Delaware. within
three years. instead OF having The
reputation Of supporting the worst
roads OF any state in the Union. VIII
have the reputation OF having the
best roads OF any State In the Union.
And that Is a reputation Of which the
state may well be proud.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

II a garment is streaked from being
partially dipped in a cleansing fluid.
dry IT, and hold over steam until
stains disappear.
When covering an ironing board,
starch the cover SIN. and stretch 10 on
the board while wet. When almost
dry. iron carefully.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
WIRE RETURN ASKED;
WOULD CUT RATES

NEW YORK, May D--In a new zap
peol' for the return OF the Postal 1ele-
graph Company TO It's owners, Clarence
II. Mackay, IFS president in letter TO
Postmaster General Burleson yesterday,
promised 10 reduce telegraph rates on
postal lines throughout the United
States within twenty-four hours "by
Tho 20 per cent increase inauguTated
on April 1 n the property were relin-
quished by the government.
You can save the American people
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

100000 n month by returning 20 us
our postal telegraph lines" Mr.. Msckay
said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN
Services BEING Held in the Episcopal
Churches This Week.

In connection with the Episcopal cam
paign services are being held n the various
chnrehcs IF that denomination tfis weok.
A. St Andrew Caurch last night thero
was brief preparatory service. conducted
b. the rector. Rev r " Trapnoll
Tomorrow night ST T.f5 there wili bo m
address and instruction hy Rev Joseph
II Earp III New Casttc On Friday
nehf At the same hour Roy John
lellott ID - of the Diocese Of M8ry-
land will he the speaker Fhe entire
congregation and aII nfHrrs interested
are invited to attend
The nationwide campaign of the
Episcopal Church has started nothing
nep, said LOWS {, Wool vice-dlrector
If the campaiga IT Trinity Church last
night II il an awakened effort ~ do the
things We always have been doing IN
Il more efficient way
Dr Patton, director of The campaign
was to have spoken, blit Was unable II
be present through illness
Doctor Wood defined the naton-1lde
campaign Us il movement to bring people
together 10 consider and help each other
He said that heretofore two-thlrds Of the
people Of the church had been held up by
the one-thrd active members. and that
the campaign aimed to reach these
passive members
Loneliness in the church Is one Of
its worst features. The movement wants
TO make this thing 81 the as To make
each member realize that he i a.- brother :
keeper What the church needs i more
fellowship, declared Doctor Wood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

IS the Rock Island has hcen doing
pretty we'll in the way Of earnings there
Is some hopc of favorable dividend action
at FRIDAY meeting Of directors.
The American l.oeomotve Company
has closcd foreign orders for nineteen
locomotives, seven OF which will 60 70
China eight 10 Brazil and four 10 Japan.
Some of tic weakness n Yesterday $
stock market was attributed 10 letter
issued by the president Of prominent
New York bank on which 4 hearish con-
struction WAS placed
Offering was made yesterday hv the
government Of another Issue Of 4 , per
cent treasury certificate. 70 date De
ccmhcr Is. mature June II ucNt. and TO
be accepted then in payment Of federal
taxes
Of thirtv eight national banks in the
country with deposits in cNce-s Of $50
o00.000 on November II, four are IN
FhiiadclphIa
Large huync oI Frccport Tex, stock
Yesterday AZ considerably higher prices
gave hfc to the understanding that tho
company has developed favorable oil
prospects
Gross value 81 all the crops is ap-
pro>lnatcd Ii Sl5S13. .000000 compared
with Sl1 30. oAa O00for 1918 livestock
on farms is yahedat $3.50 600. 600 COM
pared with SN,2>4.0 900 600 a wear ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
STOCK PRICES ADVANCE
As STRIKE NEARS END
Market Reacts Until Word From
Indianapolis Halts Down
ward Trend.
sy Associated Press Co Every Evening

By Associated Press Co Every Evening
New York (Wall Street, 1870 a. mo-,
Dec Delay IN the settlement OF the
coal strike and indications of further
decentralization in foreign exchange con-
trihuted 10 the lower trend of prices at
the outset of today's stock market ses-
sion
Reactions were confined to fractions,
however, with the exception of several OF
the active motor, oil and railways shares,
IN which declines extended TO full point
Trading was unusually light, specula-
tive interests waiting on word from the
indianapolis conference.
Noon Pressure against motors and
kindred spccialtics also oils, stecls and
>hippings, became more insistent during
the duh first hour. Declines OF to :
points were made by foremost ISSUES OF
those groups.
The usual covering movement, eHect-
np substantial and in some instances
more than full recovery. took place before
no0'i.
The rally conceded with adviccs that
Washington expected early and salts
factory settlement 81 the coal controversy
General Motors replaced 3-point de
chn,. with a gam of > > points anu other
active shares were TO : points higher.
Call loans opened NJ per cehf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Brake Shoe and Foundry
Company, quarterly Of la per cent ON
common and per cent on preferred,
payable December 81.
American Window Glass Company,
quarterly of per cent on common, pay
able January
talItornla Petroleum Corporation, quar-
teriy ot Ia per cent on preferred, payable
January /.
Canada Southern Railway Company,
seml-annaul Of IL per cent, payable
ehruarv =
Detroit River Tunnel Railroad Com
pany. scmi-annual Of 3 per cent, payable
January l5
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation,
quarterly Of s. a share, payable January
Michigan Central RAlroad Company,
seml-annual Of . per cent. payable january
%.
Maverick Mills, quarterly of IL per
cent mad accumulation of 10 per cent on
preferred payable January 2.
National Cloak and Suit Company,
quarterly Of III per cent on common,
payable january Is.
National Ldcoricc Company, quarterly
Of ~ per cent on preferred, payable
December 81
Picrcc OIL Corporation. quarterly Of ;
per cent on preferred. payable january l..
Tobacco Products Corporation, quar-
terly OF ! "a per cent on preferred, payable
january
Tobacco Products F.xport Corporation,
) per cent, payable January p.
United Fruit Company. quarterly, 2i2
per cent. PAYABLE january -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
TRAINING CORPS INSPECTION
Freshmen and S0phomores ii DeIam are
CoIIege Now Undergoing Annual Test

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark Dec 10 Sofne of Delaware
College members Of Tie Reserved Officers
Training Corps underwent tie annual
medical inspection, todav Tie reminder
viii he examined nest Monday Tins IS
Tie regular army INSPECTION ihcfc are
236 mcmher- of thr eofps
MAJOR Coulter. conmildant. Is N.
rectlng the Inspection and IS assisted fy
Dr~ knllock. Steel ani Blake. local
physicians Il IS compulsory iar al
Freshmen and Sorhomeres physically
abIc to ile members q the corps and totake
military drill Their uniforms. hats and
shoes are furnished by the Nar Depart
ment Seniors and Juniors can become
members Of the corps by volunteering
and those WHO do in addition 10 getting
their uniforms, hats and shoes, are also
paid 40 cents day Tor subsistence 4
number Of the upper classmen have 1oiun-
tcered for the service. Those men who
saW SIX months or more service are eX-
cmptcd from drills.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
TORTURED ENLISTED MEN,,
CHARGE FACING OFFICER
Court Martial at New York May
Reveal Most Shocking
Brutalities.
B, A..nclated press 70 Every Exenlns

81 4>socated Press TO Every Evening
New \ ork. Dee 10 Brutal treatment
and even deliberate torture II enlisted men
ii the American lxpedltionary Forces
arr charged against Captain harl "
Deter. ol Fort Wayne lnd formerly
commanding officer Of hr 30sti military
police company. whose trial by court
martial opened at Governors Island today
Evidence Nil be submitted. II Is said
hy officers familiar with thc case. hat
viii rIval the sensational developments of
the trItl- ii Lieut. Hard Boiled smith
and ~cr2t Ball. Who now are serving
prison sentences for brutality - Ameri-
car soldiers n Paris.
Among the documentary evidence pre-
pared for Capt Deter trial is Il dep
aslii0n made by Lieut. Col u lillaa
l. Cuibersou formerly acting Inspector
general after Investigating 1t i.e Mans,
France charge- u.tde against the cap
tam The deposition declares that be-
vond doubt men ha e.tme imder C8pt
Dctzcr control "had been cruelty aud
brntallk mj>h1udled
Reports submitted bv the Inspector
generals office are sald IL aHege that
methods used BY lin III wfinging CON
feSsi0ns from enlisted men included
kicking, beating compelling men to stand
at attention for 80 hours ten minutes
on aud five minutes off withholding food
and water uG allowing men to sleep
Threatening death II certain papers were
uol sigued and III one instance compelling
man u swallow i lighted cigarette
Tho accused otilrern- entered pleas
of not gaill5 to all clafges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
DIATHS.

tANPBIII ia hi> ctty. IA .Aecoutr.r =.
Iaa I,>.ph-. a. "ife q iarric y
t..at..,- nat-.nd~ a., invited to attend
ft. fHn.rA4 -t-NIa., at Wit Pheasant " I
,..r,n en IL, F.ai.phia PIKE on Fr-
rsa II I.ssr-ss.e rrnet.rs
,"-ti i.a a n"vR'er 2,.rr.
is- 81 .a,t,.a !. attend
IE-eu --e.7f aa ttlr>.ls rlo-r4rs
rau oau-st iate-men, 4 ,afhrdrs
su.ters
INI>I fn > -rs 81 n..e.rp- 1919.
I.e.- 4 taa- fH Is t. y.tr
ara .- a'lt'a Il attend
,a.. 0.sa r. q .H ae.a.k inter
II va p IS l'.s..n.-.- + .-.tl. -. 70.
@ --.-. iii .a..r4,a, ! Ports
81 Iltoa>t1 'a.-s.s eu D.r,,n,le-
lfa..e4a q at. g ,-l.- flremen'~ Relief
N-~.e.a ~. .Hd W.t-ae'r ~ 90 arr IN
ts.s 4. tt4a l.. funeral fram p, resi-
az I4Ia Iauea ter atsnu on Friday
5ae-nIIl. u .ioch EsG4lsfn mas ~ 81
l.a4l euareh lntcrmen. q .; hedral
- t.Et
r&ISfF B In rms 'st. or i'"fcfnt t'er e.
tIa is rflsId : va. tu'r. tJs las t,~ft s,...r
HttatI4.. and t-leud~ ars invited - q t-nd
.a. ttr.rai -'.~t Icc, ~ ms late re>idt nee
-. LtShtotuth >,rr' oH ifLrsaay s.
ii...s.fI. .,.,.r II al O'Clock InttrWrnt at
winning toU aud Brandy lie ctTe Ter!
Its 4<-Iu tua cIf! ort December 10.
lal.. lohD . son = -. ilte Patricb and
lka EeEa;
K.laf4tfs ami friends az invited - attend
IN, f4u,raI from uls ats fe>lGeIcr, -
Fot.rfH street. oH siGeN morning a.
tcIock Requiem mass NJ Cathedral
Iutcrmtut a. CatLcdIa. cemetery Please
omit flowers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
NEW CHARTERS.

sp,,3aI Cofr,-- -p"ndencc 81 Every Evening
Dover Dee l0 Charters we're filed
here. Yesterday. IFS follows
Ga>atoAm tn., Wilmington Del chem
i>t>. capital >l0000.o00
Graham Oh and Refining Co. VIII
mIugton Del Sl0O00o0o
Cummings Vote Register Corporations
IuhauaDo.~ lud ~5,0O000N.
American Tin ~rneltcrs New York
Citv. 81. 1Od0NU
EoNome Petroleum Co. Wilmington,
D.I 50 tOG DU1
Mackenzie Ol Ca. Wilmington, Del;
S2UN0ON
International | I. $. Rubber Co,
Wilmington, Del 81 210.0n0
Jonr,-D bnry Narni-A Co Louisville.
hr ~I.H0.W0
Retinories Operating 81 Wilmington,
Del S5mnUa
Grand Central OIL Corporation, New
York Cty S3Na.q00
Gibraltar Oh CarpJration Whining
ton i)e SEQ Hf4
t,.zat- Loan Corporation If Baton
Eaa- I ~ImgGH
Na.t Greek Oh and Gas Co Dover,
j Sl0t00
C3..-.t Counts Mic. Co. Wilmington.
Dyl S10HOH
Observation-Disclosures OF and Gas
Co. N4.Jragt.m Del $4,000
N4gln.r D~y Pressed Breh N.nug
Co Ni'4U1tan Del >75.O0a
Phil-ItS Crude Oh Corporations PAli-
ade.pha pa $4,000
disqualification Gas Go Wilmington,
Del. So 0J0
Increase ID ~4pital of Ranger OIL Co,
Iort Worth .Ig<a-. from S200U00 u S550.-
O00
Change 81 name II Carvan Motors Co
Ltd a. Carvau Motors Corporation.
NeW lork CITY Aias-Icza- OiI Corpota-
tion Ia Lamb-A AIcC,rau- OH Corporations
Nnn nrL { t.ItA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
BY Associated Pres TO Every Evening

BY Associated Pres To Every Evening
Philadelphia. Dec. I0.-Corn, higher
No. 2 yellow on spot l.72al.75; new No
yellow on spot GO.
Oats, higher; No. | white o 12a.o1;
No. white .90a90I2.; No. ; white soa-
0S13.
Butter, low er; western creamery extra
73 -; nearby prints fancy Sla.S3.
Cheese, steady; New York and Wis
consn full milk :32a.33ll
Eggs, lower; nearby firsts $3.50 per
case; do current receipts $50 western
extra irsts $3.50; do tirsts u .f0a2520i
fancy selected packed 9ia.9s per dozen
Live poultry. steady, fowls, as To quality
21a 80 chickens as 10 quality .23a 27 ,
roostcrs Ola %; ducks pckin 32a.4 do
Indian runner .2Sa.30; muscovy pa %;
turkeys 36a. .3S; geese .2fa.26.
Dressed poultry; firm, turkeys higher,
turkeys nearby fancy asa 10; do fair to
good liza 4G do western fancy .47e 10; do
fair TO good i0a IL, fowls fresh killed
choice to fancy 33a .36; do small sizes
.21a30, ROSTERS "a; broilcrs. Jersey,
f3agS, other nearby do .35a IL choice
western do 38a 40; roasting chickens,
western .27a3f; western chickens, corn
fed as to size and quality ga Is; spring
ducks nearby 40a41 do western .36a38.
geese western 2Sa.30
Potatoes, higher. fair demandi nearby
No per basket 90a1 10; do lower grades
HATS; pcuna, in 100 pounds 3.00a3 y.
New York and Maryland 50a 90 in 100
pounds
Flour. firm, fair demand; soft winter
straight western 1000al05o; do nearby
9G5ale 90 hard winter straight = 50a-
1900; do short patent - 00a1350; spring
first clear 75a 10 y: do patent - o0a-
14.OO. do short patent 1f.75a1 f10; fancy
spring and city mills patent, family
brand 1t 90al5.3,5
Hay, firm. fair demand Timothy
No /, 33 90: do No >. 30O0a3I 90, do
No 3. - 00a2S 90 Clover mixed haY.
light mixed hghi d000a3l 90, No I
mixed u 00a2S eO
'raIlov, quiet; prime city loose + 2.
do special loose Ii, prime country La
- - edible IN tierccs lSla
Bran, firm and higher, soft winter
bran, western in 100 pound sacks fo arrive
d9.Ooa49 50: do spring 4S00a4s 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
ENDS; PRICE TO GO UP
Sugar Will Advance TO Is Cents a
Pound After First Of Year.
Wholesalers Say.

The equalization board Of the federal
government, which during and since the
war has held the price Of refined sugar
down TO | cents, will cease 10 function
after the first of the year. unless Congress
i'm the meantime should take Some action
10 continue it in effect.
Then the consumer will have To pay
more for sugar Some Of the wholesalers
of Wilmington and other cities say that
the price will be increased cents
pound making it Is, Immediately after
the first Of the year, II It does not 60
any higher than that, with government
control gone, tfs public Will be fortunate.
There are many who believe the price
will go above 20 cents, and some predict
that IT may go to 25 cents or higher
The only thing that will prevent that will
he the fear Of the government again
taking control and putting a price limit.
The impression with many IS that the
Price VIII 20 as high as the rciiners dare
put II without bringing the government
30 interfere again
II is said that the producers of raw
sugar are not going 10 let their crop 20
nj prices that have been prevailing IT
il believed there has been au abundance
Of sugar for all requirements # i had
been placed on the market. bat lhat II
has been held against he time when the
federal government would let r. control
Wilmington is to receive m allotment
of II $50 pounds Of Louieana sugar 10
casc the situation here 8ffor the first
Of the year. according - flolstein Harvey
local wholesale grocer. who says that each
lobber IN the citv Will receive about
twenty-five barrels per week ~ his
proportion from tn" equalization board
But the new price will hc - cents a
pound. instead. Of 1 a. heretofore. il
vas stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
MUSTEROLE QUICK
Relief! NO BLISTER!
Il Soothes and Relieves Like
a Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterole is a clean. white oint.
ment, made with the oil Of mustard.
II does all the work of the old-fashioned
mustard plaster - does it better and
does not blister. You do not have 70
bother with a cloth. You simply rub
il on-and usually the pain is gone!
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what re.
lief it gives from sore throat bron.
chitis. Group, stiff neck. asthma, neu.
ralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
tism, lumbago, pains and aches OF tie
back or joints. sprains. sore muscles.
bruises, chiIblains, frosted feet, colds Ct
the chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
Soc and 60c jars, hospital size $3.50