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Mountain advocate., 1919-08-29

For Sale 2 Slightly used 1 " ton
International Motor Trucks for sale
at a Bargain. T. G. Moren, London,
Kentucky. 42-St
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-29
PRODUCE PRICES

Eggs 35c to 45cc. j..
Hens, Ice to zoe
Friers, csc to 30c...
Butter. 35c to 45c.
Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes and veget-
ables are in good demand.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-29
We COULD, BUT We WON'T

We are fed UP on war, and strikes,
and profiteering, and the many other
what-nots of the day.
We are surfeited with the com
plants and the grievances OF man
kind
The milk Of human Kindness has
curdied and the benovolence OF char
ity has vanished.
We need change.
We need little Joy in life.
We need 10 remember that there
II right and wrong--a justice
and an injuEtice--a straight and
narrow path. and one as crooked as
the hairy legs Of the devil
What a world this would be II we
could all make a change--if we could
dig out tho Golden Rule and place
its tenents above avarice and greed,
above suspicion aud abuse.
we could bask In the sunshine OF
life and watch the clouds roll harm
lessly by.
We could see people OF super
men, guided by the teachings of
brotherly love instead OF by those OF
conquest and annexation.
And we could see the light OF Joy
IN every heart, In every home.
We could---but we won't.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-29
IT PRODUCERS PRODUCE

Greater production Is crying
need Of the day, and because Of the
devastation in Europe the bulk OF
this burden upon America.
We must increase our production.
We must feed the world and we
must eat Mt the same time. We
must furnish the implements OF cul-
tivation and manufacture. and We
must have them for our own use.
Greater production alone can do this
Future engagements between cap
ital and labor should be settled "out
Of court".--in other words. without
recourse TO the peralyzing results
Of n strike.
Surely the government and con-
gress can devise some tribunal which
will have the authority TO settle all
disputes and enforce its decisions on
both sides alike. doing equal justice
20 all aud injustice TO none.
Nero fiddled while Rome burned.
Let Washington cease piddling or
history may repeat itself.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-29
Family Thought
End Was Near
Mrs. Iiickok Was Told There
Was No Chance For Her
Taniac Restores Her.

For the first time In years nm
able To III dowa and eat hearty
meal without suffering afterwards !
said Mrs. Jennie NJ. Hickok who lives
at 7ss i3th Ave, south Seattle,
Wash. while selating her experience
TO Tanlac representative. the other
day.
my family didn't think I would
live very long" continued Mrs. HEX
ok. ''and In fact while was under
treatment wAs told that ] had such
n complication Of troubles that there
was no chance for me 20 ever be well
again. had bad case Of stomach
trouble. and had gotten TO the point
where everything ate would four
and cause gas 10 form 20 bad ] could
hardly breathe. My kidneys were
out of order all the time. and would
have such awful pains IN the small OF
my back that II was out OF the ques-
tion for me 10 GO up and down a
flight OF steps. And then, the awful
headaches I used 20 have nearly
every day would almost drive me
Wild. I was very restless az night
and never slept we'll In fact. my
nerves were In such terrible condi-
tion that the least noise would upset
me terribly. The different med
icines and treatments ! was taking
didn't seem TO do me any rood 1T all.
and I Just kept on getting worse all
the time.
when I told my son was going
10 take Tanlsc, he was very much
surprised. and seemed 20 think ]
was doing the, wrong thing TO stop
taking my other medicine and CON-
mence on something | knew nothing
about. Well. I told him that ] had
heard about Tsnlnc helping others
who suffered AZ ] did. and didn't
see any reason why u shouldn't do
me some good. too. 40 ] got bottle
and began taking IL. I was right.
for Tanise was Just the medicine ]
had been needing all the time, and
began to feel better by the time ] had
finished my first bottle. ! have TAX
en- eight bottles now. and ! never
have a pam or nm ache of any Kind.
The headaches are gone and ] sm
not bothered any more with those
awful pains IN my back. l can 20
up and down stairs ~ well M any
body now. and can take long walks
and climb hills as well as ] ever
could. ! have . splendid appetite
and eat three hearty meals every day
and I never have a sign OF stomach
trouble or indigestion OF any kind.
My nerves seem 10 be- In perfect con-
dition and I sleep Ike child every
night. Now. that IL why say that
II is the best medicine IN the world.
! am more than glad 70 rscommend n
to everybody"
Tanisc 10 sole In Burns by Reed
Bros. and In Crane By Yale Trading
Co. Adv.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-29

sentcd 20 the PortlApA Chembef of
Commerce, the Oreg0n State oham-
her Of Commerce and the Commercial
clubs Of the state for their immediate
action.
Respectfully submitted
SAM MoTHERsHEAD
LIS. GEER
ID. II. C0NsER
CHAS. M. FAULKNER
JOHN y, LO0GAN
Committee
Attest
BURT c. JONES
Secretary
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-29
NOTICE OF HEARING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tha,
the following petition praying for the
organization OF an irrigation district
to utilize the waters OF Siivies River,
Poison Creek and Foley slough, will
be presented to the County Court
of Harney County, oregon. AZ the
Court Room of said Court. In Burns
Oregon. at Ten O'clock, A. NJ. OF
Wednesday. the 9TH day OF January
1890. same being the frst day OF the
regular January 1920 Term OF said
Court.
Dated Burns. Oregon. this 2sth
day OF November. 1919.
CHESTER DALTON.
(Seai.) County Clerk,
Aarney County. oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-29
Commercial Club
Resolutions
WHEREAS

WHEREAS
Harney county In endowed with
latent agricultural resources Of won
derful fertility and richness OF soil.
Is noted for its cattle on a thousand
hills, has been the leader In beef pro-
duction for many years. IL possessed
of sheep and horses by the thousa nds.
has billions OF feet OF the finest mer-
oped bodies OF precious metals. borax
nitrate and potash. And WHEREAS
the growth and development OF
Harvey county has been retarded by
the entire lack OF Railroad transpor-
tation Facilities.
BE 1T RESOLVED.
That the Burns Commercial club
n Of record TO unite all their energies
and endeavors TO promote. plead for
and demand that they be furnished a
railroad. which will facilitate their
business enterprises and aid I'm the
Development OF Harney county. OF
which Burns is the county seat. that
they make an urgent and pressing
appeal TO the Commercial Organixa-
tions OF Oregon for their morsl and
business support In bringing us near
er civilization. The club claims that
the Tonnage In obtainable now and
which of necessity will increase as
schemes. under the State and Nation
al Reclamation services. and as the
country becomes settled up. tonnage
will follow and the projected Lumber
Mill will be- q source Of revenue for
years. For the club figures n the
tonnage In the Deschute Canyon
justifies the outlay OF two rail- roads.
the tonnage Of Harvey county would
justify the construction OF one. That
the only feasible route for building
a railroad In to connect Bend with
Burns thence to Crane 10 a connec-
tion with the Oregon Short Line vie
Ontario. as this would give the In
dustries at Bend and the shippers at
Burns. an outlet to the Western and
Eastern markets.
AND BE 1T RESOLVED
That the Burns Commercial club
appeal In the most emphatic manner
10 the Portland Chamber OF Com
merce and the Oregon State Cham
Der OF Commerce which represent the
trade and industry OF the State OF
Oregon, that In connecting this vast
continent OF approximately six mil
lion acres OF unlimited resources with
their markets thousands upon thous-
ands OF dollars would be added to
the turnover OF the city of Portland
and the State OF Oregon. the people
OF Harney county desire 10 buy Ore
gon made goods. keep the money OF
the Oregonian In Oregon and contrib
ute to the Greater Oregon and the
Burns Commercial club makes this
strong appeal to the Portland Cham
her Of Commerce and the Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce to assist
them from the inroads OF the bust
ness of the states of Idaho and Utah.
And upon the dawning of the new
era of railroad transportation being
turned over to private ownership. we
are making this desperate appeal for
the necessary support to place Har-
ney county in the vanguard OF pro-
gress and to enable her to perform
her part In the great RECONSTRUC-
TION program OF the country. for
with a railroad and what would fol-
low, such as irrigation and good
roads, the county would be enabled
TO contribute from its inexhaustive
storehouse to the happiness and COM
fort OF millions OF people.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
That these resolutions be duly pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
POr faIsa representation

FL fiscal senior Diaz Collazo ha cali
ficado de 'fa4sa representation ell
delito imputado a Ramon Garcia San
tiago (a) La Loba, que di6 ell timo en- La
mercantil de "Somoza Cia''. Otra de-
nuncia por ell mismo delito fu6 presen-
tada contra Valentin Garcia (a) "Mu
chacho Malo'', por ser uno de los pre-
suntos completes. A LA Loba" Sc tie
ne como inico responsible del timo a
la casa de Cuetara, y Sc lie ha formu-
lado otra denuncia.
Manuel Rivera, ell comerciante que
compr6 las mercancias, ha sido denun-
ciado por "comprar efectos rObados'',
sea por violaci6n del articulo 4S8 del
c6digo Penal. Aver presto fanza de
$1,000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
La pOSiCi6n dniCa de Espaha

El gran peri6dico NEW YORK HE
RAID, EN- uno de los tltimos nGmeros
llegados a Puerto Rico, comenta en- sus,
paginas las ventajas que ofrece la po-
sicion geografica de Espafia, en- el CO.
mercio entire toda America Y Europa
De ese comentario extractamos para
nuestros lectores los puntos de interes:
''Mientras la mayoria de los beige
rantes europeos han sufrido profunda-
mente y muchos de los neutrales han 81
do sacramento afectados hay una ma
cion neutral que no ha sufrido en- alb
soluto y cuya posicion ofrece una base
exceptional para ell comercio america
no con Ell hemisferio del Este. Espafia
no ha sido alcanzada nj en- sus recur-
SOS nj en- su poblaci6n por la guerra. Es
cierto que los alimentos han encarecido,
pero una gran riqueza Sc ha esparcido
por todo ell pals.
Estas nuevas riQuezas fueron obte-
midas con la exportaci6n de muchos pro
ductos espafoles. Las manufactures de
Espafia y las facilidades de los trans
portes, han adelantado POGO desde mil
novecientos catorce, y sus importaciones
de mercancias americanas hubiesen 81
do, con seguridad, mas grandes 81 no
hubiera sido por la necesidad de usar
todos nuestros barcos en- ayudar los
aiiados. En- Espaha tambien Sc necesi-
ia material rodante para los ferrocarri-
les que llevan los productos del inte-
rior la costa.
Todo indica un gran movimiento de
vida en- Ell comercio con Espaha y que
Sc airma Ell puesto principal que sobre
otras naciones han ocupado los Esta-
dos Unidos en- ese comercio durante los
tiltimos tres amos. Pocos americanos han
comprendido que Ell puerto europeo mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
Institute UniVeTSitaTiO
Jose De Diego
APERTURA DEL cURso REGULAR
191e-1920

Por acHerdo de la Junta de Direc-
torres de este Centre, ell dia % del
corriente mes de agosto dara comien.
20 el curse Regular mil novecientos diez
y nueve al mil novecientos veinte. Con
un cuadro de profesores competentisi-
mos ofrecemos un magnifico curse de
Alta Escuela en- sus secciones Cienti-
fca y Comercial y un Curse de Ensefian-
"a Primaria para j6venes de Sexto,
Septimo y octave Grades.
FL importe de la matricula para los j6
venes de cualesQuiera de los CursOs ART
ba expresados afciende a (S5.O0) y el
costo de las classes es de ($50O) men,
suales pagaderos por adelantado. Los
internos pagaSah TsS5loo) mensuales
importe de hospedaje, comida y ense-
fianza. FL lavado de ropa sera de su
cuenta y Sc proyeeran de ropa, de ca
ma, toallas, etc. Los estudiantes de Qui-
mica y Fisica deberan abonar ($5.O0)
para atender los gastos que ocasionan
los experimentos.
Queda alberta la matricula en- la Sc.
cretaria del Institute desde el dia trece
del corriente mes de agosto hasta Ell
veinte y cinco inclusive.
Solicite nuestro Prospecto.
Santnrce, P. r. agosto 1S, 1919.
Rafael DIEz DE ANDINo.
Presidente. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
OPORTUNIDAD

Como esperamos dentro de POGO los
modelos regulares del caro- WILLYS-
KNIGHT, vendemos ell caro- de demos
TRACTION, de siete pasajeros, traido por
el representante de la fabrica y que tan
ia atencion ha llamado EN- toda la Isla
por Ell buen gusto y 10 bonito de su aca
bado especial. Lleva ruedas de alam-
bre, con dos extras, spotlight, 60
ma Fisk S4x4la, dos tubos y ''bum-
per-, sumando los extras a casi $4,000.
FL motor Knight ha recorrido bas-
tante distancia en- manos de peritos pa
ra ser acondicionado. Esto es ell famo-
SO motor silencioso que Sc mejora con
el uso.
En- Ell "Wileys-K -Knigt" Sc encuentra
todo ell lujo de cualquier caro- tiene
la ventaja de ser mucho mas econ6mico
que otros carros de su tamaho. Esta
oportunidad no Sc reptile. Hay que ac-
tuar pronto ST 10 quiere. Ponemos pre-
clio especial y no tomamos caro- usado.
Sc vende, con la garantia de prestar
al compradof el buen servicio que es-
ia, su casa, acostumbra proporcionar a
sus clientes Y por 10 cual va tenemos
fama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
ResurgimientO
del buen gustO

Una de las condolences que mas IA.
vorecen y que mejor dice en- Ia vida
de los pueblos, modernos, es La de YES.
Tm. vEsTTR BIEN, denOta un grade
ecultura muy elevado. San Juan cuen.
ia hoy con Ia sAsTRERIA NEW tai
LoRS, do los acreditados CoRTADo-
RES LnSERA 4 sUAREz, que rsspOn-
den brillaAtemente al exito de la moda
y del gustO mas exquisite. Es el esta-
blecimiento mas visitadO pOE los que
saben vestir. rs la casa de moda. San
Francisco st., Frente q Ell MUNDo.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
k1 coMERc1o

Muchos tfabajos hechos "de una So
Ia vez". La m&quina de escribir
ELLIoTT FISHER que escribe sobre
una superficie plana funciona hacia
arriba y abajo, hacia un lado y ell otro
del papel, revoluciona Ell problema eco
n6mico de hacer en- menos tempo mas
trabajo. Investigue. Usan Elliott Fisher
los sehores j. ochoa y Heno. (2) La Co.
lectiva, New York and P. r. Steam
ship Co., sObrinos de Ezquiaga, Korber
y Co., FL Ferrocarril, A. Vicente y Co. ;
ETC., etc.
RoMEU & co.
Tetuan /, altos, Box 100 Telefono sos
San Juan Puerto Rico, Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25

proximo a nuestras playas es Ell de Wi
go, en- la costa noroeste de Espafia. va
para construir ALI una gran estaci6n
Sc estan hacienda planes bajo cuerda,
para conSruir ALI una gran estacion
.maritima de termino, con almacenes
y deposito para dar cabida un gran
aumento de comercio. Con nuevas CO.
nexiones ferroviarias Ell viaje Pa
rfs Sc acortaria en- un dia. Los Estados
Unidos estan en- una posici6n excepcio-
nal para tomar ventaja de la oportu-
nidad que Sc presenta, especialmente
para maquinaria electrical y de ferro-
carriles, y para la inversion de capital
en- esa Espaha que despierta nuevamen-
te.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-25
OtraS OpOrtunidad

Un caro- CHANDLER, siete pasaje-
ros. tiene 1880 millas, siempre guia-
do por su duefo. Tiene 'acumulador nue.
vo. Lleva nueva gonna "cOrd'" y las
gOmas puestas estan en- buenas cOndi-
clones. Hs
Tambien tiene una bomba para aire
kellogg" para ,fulcionar con oil mo-
tor, farOl "spOt-light'' cubre-asientos.
Ademas, el preciO incluye varias pie
zas de repuesto tales como engranaje,
chumaceras tasas, etc. Precio $1,000,
al contado.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
PERSECUTIONOF
PERRUCCELLOS
IS CONTINUED
Detectives Thestrup and
Herdzina Call at Home to
Arrest Woman, But Get
"C0Id Feet" -

Mrs. Tony Perruccello, who was
assaulted in her home. 804 Pierce
street, July E, by Detectives Thest-
rup and Herdzina and who was
forced to see her husband beaten
and, her 14-year-old boy felled with
a club by the same policemen, is
being subjected to further persecu-
ton and indignities at the hands
of these two officers.
Thestrup and Herdzina called at
the Perrucello residence Friday to
arrest the woman on an old charge
of resisting an officer, which Prose
cutor Murray weeks ago moved to
have thrown out of court.
Thestrup and Herdzina. however,
are said to have weakened when
they got to the house. Although
they were, invited in to serve the
warrant, for some reason they were
unwilling to cross the threshold of
the home they invaded six weeks
ago They failed to return to the
station with their prisoner
John F. Moriarty, Mrs. Perruc-
cello's attorney, appeared. in police
court yesterday, denounced the
nigh handed methods of persecution
employed by Detectives Thestrup
and Herdzina and furnished an ap-
pearance bond for his client.
This is the most ,disgraceful thing
| ever heard Off," declared the at
torney. These law-ignorant detec-
tives are being sued for their brutal
behavior in this woman's home last
July, and this Is their plan to intimi-
date her. 1t is disgrace to the ell
tire community"
Dragged from Sick Bed.
Mrs. Perruccello was dragged
from a sick bed by Thestrup and
Herdzina and severely injured, she
charges when the officers came to
her home to arrest her husband on
a charge of selling liquor.
The Perruccellos were dismissed
on charges Of bootlegging in police
court. Later suit was filed against
the detectives and Mayor Smith and
Commissioner Ringer endorsed
proposition to collect from the other
individual members of the police de-
partment enough money to pay
Thestrup's and Herdzina's attorney
fees and court costs. Many of the
policemen have refused point blank
to contribute to such fund. 9th
ers have. donated out of fear that
they would be discharged in the
event they incurred the disfavor of
the police commissioner.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
Brief City News

Have Root Print It-Beacon Press
Electric Wsshers-Burgess-Gra Co.
Omaha Gasoline and Oils-"Best
in the Long Run" ADV.
''The American State Bank at 18th
and Farnam pays interest upon time
deposits and savings accounts. -
Adv.
"Your deposits in the American
State Bank are protected by the
guaranty fund Of the state OF Ne
braska."-Adv.
Stage Employe Injured-H. H.
Bushy, stage employe at the
Orpheum. suffered two fractured
ribs and a shoulder dislocation
when a counter weight fell on
Major Boettcher Leaving-Maj.
Arthur Boettcher, chief Of the bal
loon experimental board and in
structor in aeronautics at Fort
Omaha, leaves Friday with Mrs.
Boettcher for Washington, where
he will be stationed in the depart
ment OF aerial instruction.
Tug-of-War Contest-A tug-of-
war team of the fire department
Sunday afternoon defeated a team
at Fort Omaha in u minutes. The
firemen were: Phil Adams, cap
tain: Charles Jewosky, Henry Glade,
Chris Norton, Pearl Adams and
Samuel Martin. The firemen will
meet the policemen in the Auditor
ium October l.
Father CorbOy Returns-Father
William ]. Corboy. chaplain of the
seth division and former director
of athletics at Creighton university,
has returned to the school. Rev.
James A. McWilliams, who has been
athletic instructor at Creighton
since Father Corboy was called for
service with the army, has been
transferred to Cleveland, 0.
Sues for $25,OOO-Suit for $25,000
was filed against Thomas H. Mat
tiers, Omaha attorney. in district
court today by Marion II. Alder
man, who alleges that this sum is
due him for promotion work which
he did in coal, oil and gas lands in
West Virginia. He says that Mr..
Matters has refused to pay him for
his work. although repeated re-
quest for payment has been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
George Brandeis Treasurer
OF Drive for War Sufferers

George Brandeis and w. l..
Holman are announced as addi-
tional officers of the organization
for the Nebraska campaign for the
relief of Jewish war sufferers
abroad.
Mr.. Brandeis is to be treasurer
of both the Omaha local committee
and the Nebraska state committee.
Mr.. Holman is to head thes cam
paign which will conduct the CAM
paign among the Omaha Jews. Or
ganization Of the non Jewish COM
mittee, to direct the nonsectarian
campaign among Nebraskans of all
creeds, has not been completed:
The drive is for 100000 and is
to be during the week of September
IS to q.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
ARRESTS HIS
EX-FRIENDS WHO
SIGNED RECALL
Detective Paul Sutton Repri-
= handed by Judge for His
Actions.

In his efforts to rid the city of
signers of the petition for the recall
of Mayor Smith and City Commits
sioners Ringer, Ure and Towl. Paul
Sutton, newly appointed head of
the day morals squad, Sunday after
noon arrested two of his former
friends, pals of Ills for 26 years.
The two men, Dave J. Yousen. cleo
trician, 2765 Cunning street, and
Daniel McNeal. 25l9 ST. Mary's ave-
nue., were booked at the station for
vagrancy.
"I'll get you signers out of town
if it takes me a year," Sutton is
said to have yelled at his former
pals. Yesterday morning in police
court, Police Judge Fitzgerald rep
rimanded Sutton. The case was set
over for week.
Mr.. Yousen and Mr.. McNeal
sought the aid of attorneys in at
tempting to refrain Sutton and his
squad from molesting them.
Il don't know what's got into
that fellows head" Mr.. McNeal
said in regard to Sutton's action
against them. Hes lived next to
me for IS years, and just because
l signed the recall petition, he says
he wants to run me out of town."
Mr.. Yousen and Mr.. McNeal are
both established in the electrical
business on Cunning street.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
Thirty Motorists Face
Judue in Police Court

Thirty persons were arra'gned in
police court yesterday for violation
of the parking ordinance, the use of
~giar;ng headlights, and speeding.
Sixteen violators of the parking or
dinance were discharged, and II
were fined ST and costs for glazing
headlights. Two were fined for
speeding. .,
Most of the arrests were made by
the four special officers working out
of the parks. They have been or
dered to arrest all persons violating
the at,to laws
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
Resume Ticket Sale

Tickets to Los Angeles and other
points in California affected by the
recent railroad strike may again be
purchased at the consolidated ticket
office in the Union Pacific head
quarters building. During the past
week no tickets were sold to these
points due to the uncertain condi-
ton of transportation, and as a re-
suit there were a large number of
people on hand yesterday to secure
TRANSFORMATION,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
Club Man Injured When He
Crashes Into Car Headlight

Theodore Graham, % years old,
living at the Dietz club; Carter lake,
cut an artery on his left wrist when,
according to eyewitnesses, he bump
ed into the headlight of an automo-
bile driven by M. Alpine, 402 North
Twenty-second street. at the inter-
section of Fourteenth and Farnam
streets.
Graham is said to have walked
through the space between two
standing automobiles into Alpine's
car. His body was thrown on top
of the radiator of the machine, while
his hand and wrist crashed through
the headlight. He was taken to Cen
trail police station and his injuries
dressed.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03
pOSLAM FIGHTS
ECzEMA'S GRIP
RELENTLESSLY

Poslam is persistency itself when its
healing powers are directed against
Eczema or any stubborn skin trouble. Its
continued use brings unmistakable inn
provement as the raw places that itched
and burned no longer harass.s' You can
safely and confidently leave all your skin
troubles to Poslam; pimples, rashes, scalp
scale. abrasions. chafings. Inflammation.
any itching defect.
Sold everywhere. For free samples write
to Emergency Laboratories, 24S West 47th
St.. New York City.
Poslam Soap is the tonic soap for the
skin and will freshen and beautify your
complexion.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-03

Windsor Crepe Billie Burke
Pajamas
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