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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-02

close of the 19so meeting last March ',~t'' '''''''~~ tNN reason that they could not devote the proper attention to the duties required of them
 fr'f'ee' "ar'eads of horses are expect ed to reach New Orleans this week, one coming from the east and the balance from Canada and Kentucky On the eastern special will be some of the pop- uiar local favorites. including Assume, Pickwick. Arnold and The Boy. The Ca : nadian specials alone will carrv enough horses to conduct a small meet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-02
TAKES PAIN OUT
 OF RHEUMATISM
Keep Sloan's handy for backache
 strains and sprains, too

CLOAN'S Eminent has been sold for ss years. Today, it is more popular than
 ever. There be but one answer Sloan's produces results.
 Applied without rubbing, it penetrates to the afflicted part, bringing relief from rheu- matic twinges, sciatica; sore, stiff, strained muscles; backaches, sprains, and other ternal pains, often the result of exposure. pores.
 Get large bottle for greater economy. Keep it handy for use when needed. Your druggist has it. Three sizes-35c, FOG,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10

ED. @. RICH GROCERY

Ten years ago Mr.. Rich common
ced his grocery business in Mont
pelier when he bought out q. rs.
Stuart who had conducted place
on the Chapman property ON Main
street. A year ago the needs Of the
business requiring additional sapce,
Mr.. Rich bought out the Sponberg
Grocery nd occupied the newly re-
modelled business block where the
firm is now located
The store carries full and COM
plete line OF groceries and all table
necessities. Few business men have
enjoyed the patronage accorded TO
Mr.. Rich since the business was OPP
ened up. Mr.. Rich is a member Of
the Boosters Club and keenly In
terested In Montpelier's develop
ment. Truly appreciative OF ILL
many friends and patrons the nd
O. Rich Grocery Co., extends to all
a wish for q prosperous and happy
new year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10
b. d. HoFF MEAT 90.

This firm Ii the pioneer meat
market All the valley and was estab-
lished over thirty years ago BY III.
Fl. Hoff in connection with Dr. =.
A. Hoover and John Cozzens. The
first place Of business was on cid
front street but for the past twenty
years business has been conducted
from the present location.
In ApriI 1911 Mr.. H.. III. Hoff,
desiring to retire from active buni-
ness dutiessold to his three sona,
Ernest, Edward and Herman, alI III
his holdings. Messra. Ernest ana
Edward Hofk took over the ranches
and Herman Hoff assumed manage
ment and ownership OF the meat
market.
AS the growth Of the business de-
manded additional room It was de-
cided to enlarge the facilities Tor
handling meats. 70 meet the demand
a modern coId-storage and ice plant
has been built NJ . considerable cost.
The storage capacity OF this new
plant across the tracks Id one humid
red head ofycattle while the ice plant
is capable of turning out ten tons
Of ice per day~ Altho the plant is
not entirely completed, ice was
manufactured from pure artesian
well water as early as last Septem-
Der. The plant is equipped with q
Rakor Tn0 Manhfno xnadn hw 4hn
Baker Ice Machine Company OF
Omaha and sold BY Kittering Mer-
camille Co.. or Denver
Mr.. Herman Hoff the present ow-
ner and manager Of the firm is Ifs
ted as one of the younger business
men Of Montpelier. Az a member Of
the Boosters Club he has aligned
himself with the progressive element
and has at all timeg worked for the
Improvement Of our city and Bear
Lake county.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10
RITTER BROS. COMPANY

The present substantial brick
block 40 the outgrowth OF what was
the first drug store in this valley.
In 1895, Mr.. b. F. Ritter opened up
for business in the Rock store on
the corner Of 4th and Main st. The
old rock building had been built
BY Mr.. Peter Hansen, contractor and
was occupied by Riter's until 1898
when the present location was chos-
en and q new and modern building
erected. This building was the first
brick business block to be erected In
the down-toWn section.
The Montpelier store ,is one 81 4
chain Of Six Ritter RexaIl Stores and
handles the agency Tor the United
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10
Drug Comapny products.

In 1916 Mr.. Ritter secured the SER
vices Of III. M. Moore who to date has
remained as local manager. MIR.
Moore graduate OF the school of
Pharmacy OF the University of Iowa
has had seventeen years experience
as pharmacist and has handled ee-
ficiently the many calls made upon
the prescription department.
Ritter Brothers appreciate the re-
ception with which their business
has met and wish to their many
friends and patrons In Bear Lake
county q merry Christmas and a
prosperous new year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-10

Some people, we suspect, are keen
on discovering the faults of others
In order to cover up their own.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
BANNER WILL Be PRESENT Ed PANHANDLE
AND SANTA f DIVISION TONIGHT WITH
SPECIAL PROGH AM At CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Safety Award Banner recent
) won by the Panhandle aad Santa
re Railroad will b. formally pre-
cu.cd a, the Firs, Christian Church
his evening at ) O'Clock. Regional
safety Supc rvisor u. 4. Adams. "
ic Central Western Region. United
states Railroad Administration will
pico 70 Amarillo to make the pre-
'rtltiOn.
This prize banner was offered By
q, s.onal Director. Holden To ihe
abroad having less than a,oo0 en-
icyrcs. IL the Central Western Re-
on. muking the hest record In acct
rrt piovcgiicn during the recent
.atlonai Railroad Accident Preyea.
on Drive. October lsth to 81. Dur
~. the period of the drive the Pan
Idle and Santa be reached the
s.l OF ZOE per cent.
THIS beautiful trophy Is a splendid
butte TO the good work OF the em-
l.uyees aud officers OF the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
COL. HERRING AND NEWS EDITOR WILL
MAKE TRIP To WEST TEXAS CHAMBER
Of COMMERCE CONVENTION N A|RPLANE

Amarillo Daily News. win attend the
second annual convention Of the
West roXgs hambcr of Commerce al
Abilene. January 49, making the trip
Of over 250 miles IN two alfplanes
which have been Cousteausly assign.
I'd them BY the Panhandle Aerial
Service aud Transpor,liiol company
Of this city. according 90 v. Is.
Mhilprle. vice-president ana gener
manager OF the company The plane
will bear tie legend Bound for tn
West Texas Chamber OF Commerce
Second Annual Convention at Abb
lcnc." Tho two planes will he az
added attraction az the meeting.
Col. Herring io Preside
The comnany hrs recently received
two new planes. Col. Herring Is eX
poctcd 20 accept the invitation q
make fast passage Editor Ramsey
was formerly secretary OF the ANA
rillO Board of city Development
During The time the two planes arc
ut Abilene exhibition flights foi
members viii he staged. as well as
trip for two or moro distinguished
guests 10 the great Abilene lake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
sNiD nENNETT PICTURE
HiS MANY FAiOlifYE>

one OF the finest casts that has
EVER appeared In Thomas u. lnce
production has been assembled for
tlid Benefits new picture. "What
Every Woman Learns" now playing
u The Mission. The leading man Is
Milton Sills, who played the chief
iat In The Honor system" and
The yellow Ticket" and was the
zero IN the Paramount-Artcra
'pecial. The Woman Thou Gayest
Ne" Irving Cummings. who will
80 remembered froia Cecil II. De
Nille's Don't Change Your lIus-
lrd. ' has the heavy role Theo-
'CrC Rob9rts. the grand old man OF
no screea." has fine character
lart anu the other roles are filled
'spshly by Lydia Knott and william
0onklin The story. adapted from
The Goy Miss Forteslue." con-
Germs a young married woman who
earned n false philosophy from her
Nd grandfather. that Of regarding
everything IN life as a ioke except
icalih Tragedy meets her and un-
Yer ~ Influence she develops
tronsth of character until she goes
through the dramatic climax OF the
pictur~wlth fortitrde and wins her
f;pplness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
Had Bad Cough, Night
Sweats and Asthma
Got i,id of u M ard Gained o..
POINTS Ia - Months

Points IN y Months
Il suffered with bronchial asthma
and calarrh OF the stomach and how
y. Nv throat would close mp 50 I
ould hardly breathe. Coughed all
az and coughcd 50 ! could not lio
own NJ night. There was such a
surgling In my bronchial tubes u,
would keep my wife awake. | had
u.ght sweats so badly ! would have
@ change night clothes three times
night.
II comemnced using Milks Emnl-
ion ? months ago. aud am now
feeling fine. Rave no night sweais
10 bronchial asthma, no stomach
trouble aud have gained IL u
Hoandls. a. j. Burkholder 80
Florence ST.. bradford, Pa.
Give Milks Emulsion chance ,u
-l'evc perhaps TO conquer-your
uhma. u has quickly succeeded for
others. II costs nothing 10 try
Nilks Emulsion Is q pleasant, nu-
ii!ye food aud corrective medl'
sire II restores healthy. natural
bowel action. doing away with oil
nod Of pills and physics. II pro
rotes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs in shape 10 assim-
late food "A builder Of flesh and
trength. Miiks Emulsion Is strong
v recommended 20 those whom sick
moss has weakened. and Is q power
nj aid IN resisting and repairing The
ffccis, 81 waetiue diseases. chronl'
stomach trouble and constipation arr
~ramr'E relieved usually In on'
day.
This Is the only solid emuleic'
made. and so palatable that II Is 81
en- with spoon like icre cream.
No mater how severe y0nr case
you are urged 20 try Milks Erulsioi
under this gunran,cc--Take six boz
les home with YOU. use Il accordiri
- directions and II not Statistic,
With the results. your money will r.
promptly refunded. Price Soc an'
a % rer ho'le The Milks Emulsion
co. Terre Haute. Ind. Sold by durs
giGts everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
NO IMPROPER READING
OF Meters KNOWN HERE

Gas meter rc1lers have recently
icen opcnly charged with misrcad-
ug o. iac meters by officials 81
lthof TcNas cities for the past few
prs. but i = the belief of city En-
;inecr Il. u Jones that no such
raCii-e "a followed m Amarillo.
errors are made occasionally. Int Il
tee belief OF Mr. Jones TIA, I, Is
nereiy IN the ordinary run Of husl-
ross.
20 sihly of 1000 readings the
lght company makes five errors
Monthly ard the corresponding per-
cntage probably Is true for the gas
ompn1y." declared Mr Jones.
Meters may be- read hy the residents
4 homes wherever they are installed
'ud the average person knows how
% read meters correctly Even Il
rlors are made one month they will
. corrected the following month
oy the meter h continuous from
month to month"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
WELL UNDER CONTROL

Daring the past three o. four
ass there have been no new con-
7e'cus disease eases reported to the
ity health department, There have
nccn several cases Of diptheria In
he city. sut u now appears that
hey are under control as the CON
axiom Is not spreading, and the
health department does not believe
thcrc i6 ary danger Of 4, spreading
As Increase IN the number OF
ascs of small poS was anticipated
Is Il Is declared that cold weather
causes this disease 90 spread. largely
Tue 70 the fact that people stay In
doors more, frequently causing COZ.
.esiiun IN ,hr homcs and enabling
Inc disease 10 spread rapidly whcg-
yer % breaks out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

aud Santa Pc Railroad. aud II Is the
desire OF the Committee IN chargs
that as many az possible attend the
ceremonies tonight
The banner H. am elaborate af-
fair and has 4, ne following wording:
Panhandle aud Santa Fe Railroad.
Cer,rll Western Region. Awarded
ny Regional Director. United states
Railroad Administration Tor Making
Best Record in Safety ct al Rail-
roads Having Less Than 5000 En-
plOyos IN Central Western Region
During the National Railroad Acct
dent Prevention Drive. October Is
20 81. 1919" The cnsignia Of the
Panhandle and Santa Re railroad
,nd we other statements. safety
award" and Highest Record" are
llsO on the banner
TIE following program will be
rendered:
Selection by Orchestra
iayusation ..... Rev y. &. NOblcy
Master OF Coremonica F. NJ. Bishec.
Chief Engineer.
Vocal Solo ...--.. Mrs. n. \. TAFT
what the Railroad Safety Move
mcnt Means GO the City--iion. Lon
u. Mars. Mayor,
i,c1ding. ... Miss Elizabeth Meyer
Selection .--.--..t..-- orchestra
address .--..s....... isaiah llalr
Safety Superintendent
instrumental Solo-Miss Lily Larsen
Presentation OF Banncr-H. A. Adams
Regional Safety Supervisor Central
Western Region
Acceptance Of Banner-R. J. Parker
General Manager.
song. america" ........ Audience
Following the rendition Of thi'
rogfam dance viii he held ~ tn
Woodlands hall. opened With a sole
dance hy little Miss Katherine PIT
man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
SALVATION ARMY HAS
SUBSTANTIAL BALANCE
Of FUNDS ON HAND

The Christmas effcrt of the saliva
'icn Army In Amarillo cost S7i9.S6
and Sl.Oii was raised. leaving a
balance ON hand OF $s2S07 for
winter relief.
Every cent ol the money that was
raised fuf relief work by the saliva
uon Array Is 10 be- spent for that
purpose and no other. Il Is announc.
ed
Tho salvation Army Is working Ia
conjunction with che United CHAR.
'ies ~ doing the relief work OF IN,
ily. which assures the pualic OF no
duplication. II Is said.
The pubic is informed that the
'nlied Charlties aud The salvation
Army have money on hand for the
purpose Of administering relief and
viii do so with Dromptness. Captain
ll0lbrook said yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
census ENUNERATORS
TO MAKE INDEPENDENT
CHECK, ARE NAMED

The three checkers who have been
employed hy the Board OF City DE
sclopmcnt 90 check the goyernmen,
cuumc,gtors m taking The census a.
Amarillo wore assigned 10 districts
IN the city by Secretary ". h, Estca
yesterday. They will start on then
work Monday and Il Is expected that
they will have completed the check
irg within three weeks unless de-
iayc1 by weather conditions.
e. T. Davis. who viii be IN charge
OF the work. has been assigned L.
District 40. l.. which includD uil tht
residences north OF the cDnver iaii
roads asa all of san Jacinio that Is
inthc cts llmits. District No. o., "a.
OF iint PERT OF the city Nias east go
tho ccntrr lire ol lincoln street anv
south of the Denver tracks 20 tn
city limits- VIII be- covered by Mas
Frank Love. Mrs. W. b. Fitch ha
been assigned to District No g, bc
ing al. that part Of he city west e.
Lincoln street and suCth ~ the Den
yer tracks. not including, however
any part of san Jacinto.
THE work OF checking the govern.
meat crurctators is beiiJ Snancca
by the Board Of city Development
ana BE- for the sole purpose OF max
.ng sure thai the census a. taken 10y
The government employees Will b,
complete. the Board realizing thai
thclc are always possibilities o.
cnumerators missing citizens. tn
chsckcrs were employed Ut very
reasonable salary and Ia addition
viii b. paid an extra soc tor caca
person sound whom the government
enumeration failed To see.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
WONDERFUL growth
(, MADE BY AMARILLO
, IN PAST TEN YEARS

J. T.. Jarrow, assistant orgHnl2a-
iion manager of the West Texas
chamber Of Commerce With head
quarters nj stamford. Is surprised a.
the wonderful growth of Amarillo
during the past ten years
Mr.. Jarrow is In the city on husi-
ness matters aud he expressed a hope
yesterday that Amarillo would send
large delegation ia the second an
nual banquet NJ the West Texas
Chamber Of Commerce. which viii
be held In Abilene. January %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
FEDERAL BAKERY
WILL OPEN TODAY
SOUVENIR BREAD KNIVES WILL.
~ GIVEN WITH EACH PUR-
CHASE TODAY.

The Amarillo branch ~ the Fed.
aral system OF Bakeries will be open
for business NJ q o'clock this morn
ing In the building on Polk street
formerly occupied by McSpadden s
Cash and Garry grocery store. The
building has undergone complete
cmodcling and the interior is fin
shed in white enamel and Is the
icight of cleanliness
Ovens In Front
III the ovens used In the Federal
Bakery are placed m the front OF
h. building. enabling the public 10
SEQ az an times how the dough Is
prepared and the baking done Two
Nvons with a capacity Of 40 loaves
zach every 50 minutes have been
Installed Onc OF these oven has
,'rc lids. enabling the pubic 10 In
tpeCi the articles being baked.
AZ the extreme front OF the bgili-
Ing are two kettles for the cooking
of dnughnuts. 4 dOughnut cuttinr
rachiIe drous tue dogghnuts into
,C trying keith.
Five nakcrS Employed
Five hakcrs. two salcsladies, pof
'er and others viii be- employed "
'hc bakery as needed. Dre ss.nr
rooms are provided for eNpluycs. AZ
hakcrs wiz be- compelled to tIfs
shovrr baths before going TO work
he companv having Installed hen
n the building.
state Manager Herr
". l.. FroiTe will b. the zeal
manager W. N smith 81 Temple
general manager for TeXas. II IN
amarillo supervising the installation
NJ equipment J. =. Downing. VI
oklahoma civ is temporarily ON
Niovcd Is foreman
Souvenir hread knives viii b,
given. with each purchase today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

COMPOUND 50 7 tTicd &C. Nov I fceI al
right and can work ecllcr. You have
my permission Ia publish this latter.
-NicToE, HogfI. y oSA Estsc Ave,
Summit. N. }.
III YOU have warning svraE toms saSA
as sense q SlHo,stisa. igt q.
headaches. hacka..r. dead q ii-
geidirg cvl. f..l.i,t. s'ala, 'n "a
t.rs. palr..a,icl 81 ne heart. fparks
before he esr~. fTr.-.. t.sicL toa-
sSpaiien. va-iAJlo sp'fi'ls. Dtai,As.s.
.'sqiiieluac, en- ailricesS. gcg y bottle
o. fyl;a L. PiaShar- Vegetable Ccm-
found and begin taxing thr nscdiene
o:ke. We know /. vii help you IS u
did Ms. Kcrpi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

Louis $, stivers. STAMP clerk az
the local post office. IS or on .
thirty-day leave OF absence. Tie ant
Mrs. stlvcrs and their two children
will leave Amarillo early next week.
Mrs. Stlvcrs and the children TO via
Il her parents at Dayton. y ". AMI
Mr.. Stivers continuing ia Californil
on bnslnlss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

Although a large number OF Anna
rill0 CITIZENS are contemplating at
tending the Second Annual conyen-
iion OF the West Texas Chamber Of
Commerce at Abilene January 20 the
names of those who VIII make the
trip are not known nj present.
Regardless OF how many attend.
Col. e. r. Herring, president OF the
organization. and Sumner NJ Ram.
sey. managing editor OF the Ama-
rilIo Daily News. are figuring on
being the first Of the Amarillo del
cgation To arrive.
They VIII make the trip in the
planes OF the Panhandle Aerial Scry-
ice asd Transportation company. Of
amarillo. OF which W. *. Whilppc.
is vice president.
The following news story WAS
sent out yesterday Ia papers over
the state by the Yves, Texas Chamber
oi Commerce:
AMARILLO. Jan. Col. &. +.
Herring. president Of the West Tex
as Chamber Of Commerce and sum
ner NJ. Ramsey, managing editor ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
MEXICO w PURCHASE
RAILROAD Ept irMEN1

a. sss..s'.ie,l rrr'.
LAREDO. Jan a.-The Mexican
governmegt on Tuesday authorized
an appropriation ~ four million pc
SOS for the purchase In the Cni,ei
States of much needed railroad roll
inr stock. according 20 Excelsior.
Ncxl,sn ncwsparrr published W.
Mexico CIV American equipment
concerns. the paner SAID are over
stocked with railway material due
10 the ending Of the world war early
than exepcied and were Offering bar
gain prices TO Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
BUILDING FUND
Of THREE MILLION
I IS AUTHORIZED
I,El. ~ IlllS on AMARILLO Ar.
POINTED EvANGELiS FOR
PANHANDLE

At the meeting OF The executive
board of the Baptist General Con.
vcntion Of Texas last Wednesday
construction work by Baptist insti.
tutions 10 the amount of $4,000,
was authorized. which may be start
ID rs soon as the local boards have
completed details. Or. ]. y. Mum,
and J. l.. Smith. OF Amarillo. and
Rcv. u. =. Jenkins OF Piainyicw, arr
the mcmbers Of the executive board
IRON the Panhandle.
Educational Fund Set Aside
The board has authorized $4,000
TO be spent for ministerial education
Ia be divided between the varloa'
state schools.
Rev. w. l.. Tubbs Of Amarillo
formerly missionary for tie palo
Duro and transformation associa
lions, was appointed general evan
gelist for the Plains district. Thi'
honor was given Rev. Tubhs. Il |.
understood. on account OF his splen-
did work Tor these associations n.
missionary.
Officers Elected
nr. II. 7. Hanks was reelected
superintendent of the Aged Minis
tcrs' Home at palroious and T. G
Gardner as general secretary OF the
u. Y. 4. T.. while ". Il. Phillip.
Was elected general secretary of sun
day School Work. Mr.. Phillips has
been in Amarillo ON several occas
ions during Sunday school ascocia
lions. Dr. +. 5. Groner will he gen
cral secretary OF the executive board
lie Is well known In Amarillo
through his numerous visits TO thi'
city. v. e. Rouih was reelected cdi
tor OF the Baptist Standard and man
ager OF the Baptist Book House. i
is said that Mr. Routh had turnc,
down very attractive offer in ordpl
TO remain in Texas a publicity de-
partmcnt under Coleman Craig ui
Dallas will be organized. DIR. Y. V
Neal will bc executive secretary.
In addition To iac members oi ,h'
executive board from the Panhandle
the following persons from this par
of the state were IN attendance a
the Dallas meeting; Rev. y. +
the Dallas meeting; Rev. ". l.
Tubbs. Amarillo; Rev. J. u. Hicks
Dalhart: Rev. Morgan, Canadian
and Rev u + FronahagFei. Canyon
fronabargct, Canyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

ing (nanCe OF Lie
and | think il is .
good remedy ia 50. n
4 condition. | could
NOT dlgesl my food
and lad much pain
and Burning IN my
atom &C b after
meals. | could no;
sleep, he'd bac1ache,
and worst OF all
werethe hot flashes.
! saw IN the papess
) boat Vegctshl ;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
ACHES and PAINS
SLOAN'S Gets EN-!
Famous pain and ache i.iniment.
kept handy, hrIaes eratiiy-
Inc relief

III iEUMATIc twinges ease up
* soon. 30 do stiff joints. lame
~ back, neuralgia, overturned mrs-
cles. and those pains from weather cx-
posire. too - thcy don't light long
ag,inst the counier-irriiant Sloans
Linin,eni produors.
Kr.p this old family friend handy
for instant usr "A little pcHs'rdfs'
igiisG rEbbiga. leaving no skin stains,
nlss. or cloggrd pores. You Ought TO
Lc.p A bottle handy always. :
An druggist Three siEes = 3Sc.'
70. sil1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

t;nishwyism VERSUS Christianity
Polk Street Methodist church
next sunday evening .p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
women or
MIDDLE Age
May Pass The Critical Period Sa:eiy
and Comfortably By Taking
Lydia E, Pmkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Summit. n. =. 81 have taker Lydia
L. Pmkhan's Vegetable Compound dur