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Arizona republican., 1919-03-30
Hssy B. RahhaN ir "TAe Lsne Laaei Turning"
At the Columbia theater Sunday and Monday

the other and from that man whose name is Baptist La Grange, Sir Gi bert drew a living picture in his story, taking many incidents from the life of Baptist, using them for scenes in his book, thus making it a romance not entirely fiction, but truth as well, which, as we all know, is far stranger than any fiction ever written.
 When Del $. Lawrence was playing through Canada with his company q few years ago he stopped in border town called McCloud which is the very town in which Baptist lives and where Sir Gilbert met him. When Mir. Lawrence heard of this he imme- diately sought out tthe now famous Cannuck who had just then returned from d trapping expedition. At first he would not talk about himself or the character he had unknowingly 1 posed for but after much persuasion Mir. Lawrence succeeded in getting l him to talk, thereby learning many | secrets Of the Canadian north, woods . l mans habits, customs ways of liV- 1 ing, trapping, etc, which he has never 1 forgotten and which has proven ot 1 invaluable help to him in making 1 Pierre of the stage the true to ma ! ture Canadian trapper, for he is ir reality playing the real Baptist as he l knew and studied him back in the l frontier town of McCloud
 That is undoubtedly the reason MT
 Lawrence has been acclaimed by l critics in nearly every city. west oi 1 Chicago to be the greatest Pierre they l have seen, and it is unquestionably i the croWning effort of his career as
 an actor. He loves to play it, and as | he says when he puts on the make
 up for the part he feels that he is | the real Baptist of McCloud with bis
 strange moods. friendly but always
 suspicious, good natured, always
 laughing. joking, true as steel quick with the knife and always ready tC
 fight or die for friend. And under
 all this runs the most humorous na-
 ture one can imagine. And such ;
 man is Pierre of the play. MT. Law.
 renee has shown his admirers a wide
 variety of roles so far, but hi. | Pierre of the Plains, Nill prove { surprise to those who have not seer him in a real character part, one witt | an undercurrent of the most subtitle humor.
 Sir Gilbert Parker's book was dra matized by Edgar Selwyn who him
 self has starred as Pierre for severa
 seasons through the east, thereby achieving fame and fortune.
 Miss Wilma Steck will, of course, b.
 seen as Jen, the only white girl il
 the story, and all the other Lawrenc,
 favorites will be seen in exceptional,
 strong parts. Unusual care is bein,
 taken in preparing the big production
 and in costuming for this event, an,
 altogether "Pierre of the Plains
 promises to be the banner week of tn
 Lawrence company in Phoenix.
 There will be the usual Wednesday Saturday and Sunday matinees.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-30
VERDUN'S SHELU-FlLLED SOIL

(F'rom My Lorraine Journal" by
 Edith O'Shaughnessy, Harper
 Brothers.)
 We walked along, stumbling over heaps of water bottles, haversacks, helmets. cartridge belts, belonging alike to the invader and the invaded bones, skulls, rusty rolls of barbed wire, remains Of obus, and mixed with what lies in the earth of fair and brave and dear are myriads of unex- ploded shells. The country round Yer dun, despite the rich blood that could render it's so fertile, cant be cultivated for years on account of the vast quan- titles of shells buried. in it. A mar pulls a piece of wire, and he loses his hand another tries to clear away bit: of something round, and his head i; blown off One of the officers told U. of societies for t!e characterization oi battle fields, but the work is slow and costly
Arizona republican., 1919-03-30

Birthright''-or his right to his fath- CTS name.
 The program is supplemented by an excellent and very Imaginable Strand comedy and the ever popular Hearst News, which latter shows the home coming Of the second contingent of the victorious 27th, war brides arrive to join soldier hubbies. the big rail and Indoor Sports by Tad etc.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-30
PIERRE IF PLAINS
 LAWRENCE BEST RULE

When the curtain goes up on the first act at the Elks theater Monday night and Del <. Lawrence steps on tthe stage made up as Pierre in the celebrated comedy drama If the great northwest entitled Pierre of the Plains" he will be an exact replica of the man. Canadian Frenchman whom Sir Gilbert Parker. author of the story, found as an ideal for whom he had been searcBng for many months from one end of Canada to
Arizona republican., 1919-03-30
WHERE MEDALS ARE WORN
CFrom Answers. London)

VT IViII LAIIS W tI 5. bUUUUUJ
 A man who has earned several deco. rations cannot please himself how hC wears them. If he has been bravt enough to carry off the V. C., thG medal for conspicuous bravery mus hang first upon his left breastEthG it. in the center of his chest, and al other decorations, according to prece, dence, must tail away towards his lef arm.
 It makes no difference what you wants may be you can have them sup. piled by using and reading The Re. publican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-30

are brave to fault, and that heroes may wear unfamiliar names; the nama of Abraham krotoshinsky. for in stance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK, July June pig iron
output shows definitely the turn IN inc
industry. For the thirty days the t"'a'
WINS 2,ll4S63 Gross tons, or 7O,is1 tons
n dav against 2.lOS.O5G tons i'll May
ar IS OOn tons n day. Seventeen :ur-
uaccs blew in and twelve blew out i4S'
r,or,b q gain Of hvc, and estimated ca
uacIty active on July !, was tl''Vo IONS
n div for 200 furnaces. as comparcd
with $500 tons day for l9J FURNACES
on June |. o,
Thc rnin in output last month was
the first check to steady decline III thc
daily average from the high POM
reached in September, l9lA. nj ll".'1-
tens. from 372 furnaces III blast sep
irinbcr !. last yca-, the shrinkaS" was
III in nine months 10 1913 on Jun" l.
Tho gain of 800 tons day III rroHu'-
ton last month over the average IN MA!
IL likely TO be carried further IN July.
prtshurob 1roIurrrs estimate that
now orders sent to tn" mills for rolling
mo Juno am June specifications against
contracts vrr" so per cent heavier man
IN Nav while in wire and tubular PROD
ucls they were nearly double.
A shortage OF labor is looming UP as
more than a possibility in tn" central
west. Some producers there qucStioh'hS
whether blast furnaces and steel WORKS
forces will be adequate for In" seal" ~
operations they consider ll&"Iy III INC
fan months Many in"r" workers az,
planrinE TO return /" Europe" Al .'oEi'
blast furnaces scarcity Of common
labor is noted already. Idle men at the
gales Of steel mills arc now scarcely a
factor Tho drnaTd i"r oil Inc pipe Is
particularly good. The Tcxcs c"mpa"!
has been a free buyer and drilling plans
! of other companies look year ahead
! The Sinclair project to parallel the
nrcscnt oil line from oklahoma 10 Texas
would mean 80 miles Of Gig i-iDrh and
| over 300 miles Of SlN-inCh pipe. Ono
lr:pc mill sold up for thr"" months. had
To refuse @j.00O ton order.
! June was the best month in IN" sheet
trade since October. two mills that have
led in cutting prices now have Il bach
log Of orders and something like an old
tnrr pressure for deliveries is C"nIui
from the automobile industry.
The agricultural implement maker.
have begun ordering for last half needs
One has bought 10000 tons Of bars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
GERMAN ADMIRAL
TERMS The KAISER
COUNTRY'S ENEMY

BERLIN, June 15.-(Correspondcnce
OF the Associated Press -The former
German emperor is termed superficial.
gambler. "a dilettantc Of the worst klad
and the worst enemy Germany has had
since 1902" by Vice Admiral Foss in
his revelations, entitled disclosures
About the breakdown" The vice ad-
miral charges that the emperor let
things drop that he had espouscd pas
sionately. after he had lost interest IN
them. In his conviction that he under
stood everything, the former emperor.
he says, went SO far as TO participate IN
q contest arranged by the navy depart
ment for plans to construct an armorco
cruiser.
The vice admiral ascribes the break
down Of the fleet to lack of decision
and civilian courage among the officers,
lack of discipline and forgetfulness or
duty, even undeniable cowardicc.
Vice Admiral Foss gives as the causes
OF war. first the peculiarly or the
German people" second. that Of the
emperor. and third. the huge power in
the hands Of the emperor. He takes the
leaders to task and says Admiral Won
Tirpitz was not q proper leader, that Won
Sehcer carried out the Skagerak fight
with faulty tactics, that Won HoetZcn-
dorff but incompetent. but was ade
chief Of staff because OF his relation
ship and friendship with Admiral Won
Mueller and Herr Balm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
JAPAN HAD BIG
SHARE IN PEACE

TOXIC. June 3 Correspondence OF
The Associated Pr"ss) Japan occupied
AT the Peace Conference; a Sp"cini posi-
ton she was dlSiut'rcstrd IN IN" prob
lens concerned with tn" hc"Idrw bul
greatly Interested III the questions
bound up with tn" Far EaSt-Tnka$hi
Hara. the rr.mr Minister, has told tho
editor Of French nm%aZin" published
nj Tukiu. RI" Premier said:
"JaIau went To the ICucc Conference
with the desire to take an active part
I'm NS work aud to participate III all
questions that might arise. Why" Be
causr Iapuu Is sincerely attached in tho
cause Of right and jusaIcr. Sn" has
proved il hy closely cooperating with
thr allies and subscribing without re-
serve In the fourteen propositions Of
President Wilson: Si" never hcsiiat"d I"
joiu with the promoters OF the l'caSu"
OF nations.
"Likc dhr French. English aud Amcri-
can ,rnnIrs we wish n permanent pcncc.
better and Iaorr open relations between
nations II happier humanity. Ana ~"
believe "" are in good p'*l'l"" I"
Judge things from the point OF view "I
Justice ana right because We had i'W'r
interests under discussion IMAM Eur
and the United states. our a'f'uh" IL
Impartial anG/ our delegates at fariS
showed the good Faith. sincerity ana
npenn"sS Of our politics.
"Il"w"vcr. violent criticisms nave
been addressed ITO us. Japan mas h'"l'
represented as an ambitious. Har-i"v'hs,
aggressive nation. The preceding cahinH'
suffered the same accuSatl"hS' VIII"
were not mrritcd. | can assure you my
government Is doing us ''S' NV
r,us,. disr.nicu,. Ito disregard proceed
ipeS which might be thought 10 bear Il
renrchcnyiyr character Th" r"a"" con-
fcronr,. has given us an occasion I" Sh""
W. were not guilty Of what had p''"
! rrpruachch to us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
BIKE RACES ON
FAIR GROUNDS
valuable BrtzeD 70 He Awarded 20 1ads
Who Eater Old Time Bike
HY0ntA

The bicycle races being held under the
auspices OF the Wheeling Intelliseneer
win be staged this afternoon on the
track At the state fair grounds. The
events win start promptly at l:So
o'clock. Come early and see the many
exciting and interesting events.
The program:
Manager Of events, Peter Boyd "neei-
ing.
Referee Of events. George Houston OF
New York city.
starter, Herman Friedcrichs. Wheel
Ing. 81,
CLERK Of course f. F. Cunningham
sport editor OF The IntelIigencer.
Timers, Earl L. Ochsenblnc. Lester
Crow, Lester Smith.
Scorers, Edward Salade. Ross Pryso
Jason c. Stamp. Joe Baker Ed saiier.
First eyeat, l mile race for boks De
tween u and IS years Of age STANDARD
grade sprockets-kirst prize, gold stick
Din. links and ticholder. given by the
aNew Departure Manufacturing company
Bristol. Conn Second prize. one bicycle
seat, best lake, by Caldshaugh bfos''
Wheeling.
Second event. mile race for girls be-
tween ages OF IL and 1S years stanoaro
gprocket wheei-First prize. Fisk BIZ
cycle tire (asxh). Wesley House, Wheel
Ing second prize. bicycle horn. Z. r.
BTaunlich company, Wheeling.
Third event, 5 mile race. regulation
sproeket wheels, for boys and young men
between 1s and 20 yearS-First, Prize
xold fountain pen, given by the Hendee
Manufacturing company, Springfield
Mas; second prize. best racing saddle.
given BY Persons Manufacturing COM
pany Of Worcester, Mass.
Fourth event, half mile novelty race.
for boys and girls between ages OF II
and 20 yesrs-G. & ]. C1incher tire, given
BY the Wheeling News, Wheeling, W.
Va: second prize gold knife and chAS1.
given BY HaFley-Davidson Motor COM
pany. Milwaukee. Wis.
Fifth event. l mile race for members
Of the Boy Scouts Of America First
prize, Pennsylvania vacuum cup tire
best make), Wheeling Cycle company
wheeling: second prize. pair rubber han
die grips, c. +. Braunlich company
Wheeling.
Sixth event. half mile race for old
timers" men who have taken part IN
races years ago. ages IS to Ice years -
First prize Solar gas lamp given by c,
N. Hail Lamp company. Kcnosha- Wis;
second prize, Catamoupt bicycle horn
given by the Mead Cyclt company OF
Chicago.
Second event. half mile race for girls
and ladies OF any aSe-tfrst prize. bi'
cycle pedals (complete). givep by the
wheeling Intelligeneer; second prize
trip cyclometer. given by the Veedel
Manufacturing company. Hartford. Conn
Eighth event. winners Of each Of
above races to take part. l mile-F1rs
prize bicycle tool bag. {. +. Braunltct
company, Wheeling; second prize. bicycle
racing leBgings. H. c. Friedrich. sport
ing goods Store. Wheeling; third prlEe
bicycle racing seat. given by the Persons
Manufacturing company Of worcester
Mass.
Ninth event. general free for all.
miles. eyeryb body dig in. all kinds o.
wheels included-F'irst prize. gold medal
given BY the United Cycle Trade director
ate OF New York; secoId prize bicycle
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Orders for special bars have been exe.v

Orders for special bars have been excsp,
''I Intn?est in railroad buying hi ~
kindled through q few inquiries Two
roads want twenty-five locomotives each
and one Of them 10 in the martst Tor
! 10 tank cars. incidentally. the railroad
! administration opposes the un1o
practice Of quoting on Pittsouheo
basis, demanding mill duotAtioAS- -
reinstatement with chicago ous {,
has been made of SIS military cars -
France.
Glasgow bought 5000 tons Of stroN
railroad rails from the United State
Steel Products company IL tlt
against q British tender o. 011S
$745 higher. -
Tic plate specifications for septsmN
and October shipments have now D.
sent to the mills sSx.
The action Of the United States SAl1e
ping board on granting q tow TNAS -
railroad equipment TO South Anl0 wa
it IS hoped, be\followed By other CO
cessions which will help American Heoe
ufacturers to extend their foreign ~.
In last week shipment on recent 49,
! placed by the government OF the Aes
erlands. colonial department. were ~
tons Of steel forgings. while Ss~ee
of bars. plates. shapes and sheets :
now going, and 5000 tons OF rtilA Ms
soon follow. An order for - ~ 4
mine care for the Dutch Vast Indies
be used in mining tin. has oeen ptAe
with n Cleveland company. "a
Sales OF foundry and msNeAbae
{ in June in the central west e1ceede4u
amount Of business done in any mo(
this year. ~,
In Philadelphia some weakneea -
| shown. sales having been made at 319,1A
i for No. . X. One furnace soon TO otoH
! in will sell at s2s, or less. deliyeIse
Philadelphia. Between 5000 ana IT,
ions of basic were sold there to . WxsHs
manufacturer at $26 at furnace. - 40
/ Activity in last half Of the year c.'ea
continues and the market Is Is cent? y
| ton higher on both furnace and founaIZ
! grades. ..s4s.
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HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest IN Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies.
and Organizations.


The Municipal BAND of this city under
rhc direction Of Prof. A. E. Summers.
will give free open air concert Satur-
day evening on the new band stand in
Riverside Pa!k, at Twelfth and and
Water HtreC<s. The program should
tn be most enjoyable one and is ex-
pccicd to ;bc heard by q large crowd.
Wor%i was received here yesterday by
Miss Marie Wingerter. Of South Chap
her brother. Aiphonse Wingerter in
New York city.
The Wheeling Improvement commits
sion will hold a meeting this evening in
the ROOMS Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
for the purpose of pcrfcctinE a perma-
n"nt commission or considerable size To
work out plans for the proposed i'm
provcmcntS
Yesterday n three percent dividend
was declared by the board Of directors
of The Community Savings and Loan
company This IL the second dividend
declared by this institution since Janu-
airy |, 1919.
The regular monthly communion ser
vices nj 81. Lukcs l.. +. church will be
observed next Sunday "a 1890. the Rev.
Jacob birmingham officiating at the ser
vice.
Tho bathing beach at Belle Isle. on
the North Island. is becoming popular
again. Every warm day this week has
found n large number Of young people
cnioyiug the cool water The array OF
new bathing costumes is proving quite
an attraction.
The first monthly report of Chief Of
Police Fred Frazier. for the month OF
June. shows that 81 arrests were made
during the month. netting the city In
last report The chief will make Of the
workhouSc. due to the prisoners being
transferred to the county jail.
About noon near First street an I'M
known Italian hoy WAS run down ply an
automobile. He was taken TO tho North
Wheeling Hospital whore medical aid
WAS rendered. He was later removed TO
his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
CAMPBELL oBsEoUIEs

Miss Elizabeth Nancy Campbell. Of
Mount Union. died AZ | o'clock yesterday
afternoon at her late residence after M
Illness uf four days Of pneumonia; Tn"
deceased has been unable to walk for
f.iIl years She is survived ny nv"
sisters and three brothers: Mrs. James
IDu,.las, Fam 'iruN". Mrs. Mary Rublc.
West Alexander. Mrs. Margaret Grand
stat, Elm GrcTc: Josephine robinson
of lion"HS Point; Miss clara Campbell.
Mount Mon; Mex, Calhoun and Will
liam ;.ll II Elm GruN"
Funeral services viii h" held IRON
Tn. Inlr rrSId"n"" Saturday morning nj
II u'rlu,k with Iut"rIwnt at Mount
| mon cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
PLUNDE1

The Gcntlcman Burglar flashed hM
lamp in the startled eyes Of the arouaAA
head OF the family. -:
where's your valuablesT he demA
cd politely.
For heavens sake don't shost1Y
pleaded the victim. my Jewels are ~
that box on the bureau: my money Y
in the handbag on the dresser; my -
band,s watch" SI.s
ImpatientIy shooting . hole In -
pillow. the burglar snapped: ssa
Don't kid me! ! asked you where -,
keep your butter and eBgs!" 800
But with Shrek OF desperation ~
woman leaped upon him. for thar ~
too much, too utterly much!-hichn~e
Times Dispatch. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
COURT FINES WOMAN

In rulirr court yesterday. John Nlt%
Imposed Il TIM of 81 and COSTS uiI'i,
sarah Quinn. the col0r"d woman WI"
bcCnInr diSrr,icrly and throw her house
hold belongings int" tn" street NcdnrSI
day might. James Uuinn "hn '"S' IL III,
against the woman. phId her me. ~
woman said sh" EOi anErE h"chuS" Sll''
learned that Quinn had called upon an
other ncgrcsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
OBITUARY
MIS-. Mary Francis
(vO~@%@ 90 ~@%%<

The funeral services for the late Mrs.
Mary Francis who's" death occurred at
the home Of her brother y. v MCAfc"
in Elm Grove TucSdny morning. Will br
held a, the Dallas Presbyterian church
his morning. lutcrm"nt Will be- mad"
in the Dallas cemetery.
Mrs. Francis was aged 50 years was
q resident Of ClarksburS. but for III"
past few months had resided with her
brother. She is survived by four broth
crs, NJ $ McAfcc. Of Wheeling. j. y.
McAfcc. If Cl0rkHhurE. +. A. McAfec Of
Washington and u. V. MrAfcc. Of Elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
WHY SHOULD YOu
TAKEHYP0-C0D2
IL It AS Good A. other NsdIot1eg 49,
ttsed As An Ideal 3oA1et

The above question has beea 49,
by thousands Of people and the EAf3e
Chemical Co.. Wheeling. w. Va. maNes
facturcrs Of Earlc's Hypo-Cod hAWs ~
following To say. .vrN
the largest laboratories in America AnA
il contains nothing but the finest 9OAas
ties Of medicinal Ingredients. II
will do has been told by thousen3SsGx
is nothing secret about it: the foff1ltS
is printed on every bottle and AZ Tor
what such an ideal combination VIII %
we ask that you submit the formu1 -
your family phvslcianI Your local dH
Eist has Eari"s Hypo-cod in large bof1
lies At Sl.20 plus s cents War Tax =.
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pEsERTER ARRESTED.

Sp"r,at Dispatch /" tn" lntclligcncer.
SISTEESEILl.E. W. Va. July 3.-At
the +, ulI".,, IF the navy department Off
cinlS thi"f Of Police 6i"0rr" Lawson
Yesterday arrested james lDonic I'aIv. ~
I'M. city. who ~ listed rs d"sertcr from
th. t.. :. ship u" tialh. since June -
Daily claims that h" was on leave OF
oly.urr. ana lucj his proper papers
shaving hr wAs on furlnugh. while on
L,s way h.,nf He will be taken 10
p,rhrrslurg ',-dny and handed over 10
The naval auihurIjl"S.
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SMITH STILL BUSY

". H. Smith. whose term OF office az
city clerk expired with the close OF the
fiscal year, June 80. is still on duty IN
the clerks office. He is busy closing
up the records and accounts OF the old
financial year. Mr.. Smith has not yet
announced what arc his plans after he
completes his work in the clerks Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
EoUp mPmAxARY

w f.. McNabb, Of Edgwood, represent
ing a refrigerator manufacturing corpor-
comnissioners yesterday regarding the
Installation Of q refrigerator at tle new
county home. A representative OF bake
oven concern will meet the comnission,
crs Monday. The commissioners did
not take any action upon the proposition
10 install the refrigerator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
mSPHcFIoN TOUR

City Manager Charles Q. Ephlin ana
Fire Chief Burley Thompson yesterday
made an inspection Of the fire stations
and fire fighting apparatus OF the, city.
The inspection included N.5it TO the
Tventy-fourth street Are station, which
is to be re-opened soon.
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PLAYGROUND CONCERT.

4 community concert WAS h'Iu u 'i'c
EiNt",nth street plhygFouhdS by the
E Y" undo tn" direction ot lToi. Elmer
Hnr.ZIc aud Dudley Ross, last evening.
hh,r,. 800 i.oplc turned ont and Wit
messed ,h.. tw.-rccl him and joined in
ihr SinElmg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
xaRrusBuRG COUPLE WED

F. MARTINsBURG. w. Va: Jrly "a
locally, took place Sunday in Baltimore,
when Miss Edith kaplin. of that city,
and F. Garner. local merchant, were
married by Rabbi Shaffer. They Ieft
after the Wedding for honeymoon IN
the eastern cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04

INRIS. July l--l'Sc of bread tickets
nay" been discontinued in France, ana
food cards are now only hc'deo ior
'ur,r TIN. Minister of Food states that
TN" cost of printing and distributing the
various cards during the war was nearly
$i,O08,00U.
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limitations Are Dangerous.

AN OHIO dmggst writes 1.-THE Practical Druggist prominent Nov 1otk
Dmg Journal as follows please furnish formula for Castona AL me-
formulas have vo d with are either Ineffective dgbe administer
ts articles We couldn't we wanted Your experience with
FORMULAS is not Surprising but just what be expected When cos
wanted why not supply the genuine? you make substitute It not m
gb IT, label It C We give you all Of Laxative preparations tor
1 h MT Cto and we think who for Cora would not
feel kindly toward you you gave her your product under such nam
No mother with spark of affection for her child WILL overlook e sigma
tnre of Cbas E. Fletcher when buying Castora - =
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The greater the necessity Tor aAyiNt
the great CT your opportunity TO W.
The Intelligcncer Want Ad1. 49,