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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29
Grand Army of Republic
To Meet in indianapolis
100000 Visitors Expected Dur.
ing Week of Annual
Encampment

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 27.-After a
lapse of twenty seven years indianapolis
will again entertain the annual en-
campment Of the Grand Army of the
Republic. For the first time since 1898
the national meetings of the Grand
Army will be held this year in the
Hoosier capital, September 10 to 25.
Civic committees are now planning to
entertain 900 visitors during the
week of the encampment list of
homes which will accommodate one or
more of the Civil War heroes is being
compiled. and committee members saw
comfortable quarters will be available
for every one.
Numerous entertainment features
are being prepared. There will be air
plane rides for veterans who may re-
tain home of their wartime courage.
Automobile trips have been arranged
for others.
Hotel headquarters have been as
signed to thirty-three state depart
ments of the G. A. r. ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the gathering are being made by a
committee of 500 business men. who are
working under the direction ofsan
executive committee of five members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29

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7, va ."teSi each. ..,............. | &c.
i iSi -, iiates each.... ....... &c
G1,,nel t!"tes' eiich. ".......-...... &c
49, rup iTNeS, cach ;........-...... f9c
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SO. DIsnes, each .........., 81 20
Butter Dishes, covered. each. 81 90
80 Nopa ana SAucers, each, ......... 2Yc
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boulilon Cups and Saucers each SIC
indlvtdual Butter Dishes. .ach... &c
uuhtf r'lsnes eac n .............. 35c
GRAVY Boats, each. .................4 400
iiitchers, each .............3 5c, Acc and SIC
Vegetable Dishes, uncovered
Salad Bowls each ...... 90
Plattcrs. each. -.25c, Acc. 75c, s1.oe. s1.44
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29
Other Handsome Pieces Of
Cut Glass Reduced
Open Stock Blue Bird
Porcelain Below Today's
Market Cost.

Sets of any number of pieces can
be made up from this open stock.
Plain shapes decorated in dainty
BIRDS and flowers and each piece
blue lined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29

This is the first of series Of
four articles on the private school
question. The three others aoUl be
published soon IN The T11bune)
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
ONLY TO MAKE
TRIP TO GALLUP
Effort to Get Up Trade
Excursion Party
Fizzles Out

Efforts To recruit three nutomo-
bile loads ~ members Of the Cham
her 81 Commerce for a trade excur-
sion To Gallup today failed To brink
forth the number OF excursionis;s
wanted an only a few have started
on the trip.
~. a. Watkins. secretary. of IN,
Chamber ~ Commerce. and his as
slstnnt D. 49, Mckee left by nutumu-
bile this morning FOR Gallup. Mem
hers OF he road bureau 81 HE Cham
her Of Commerce and others. who.
It was thought. would be able to
make the trip later announced thcy
would be unable to do soson recount
% pressing business matters. one
member who had intended to make
the trip by automobile. u was said
today, might make the trip By train
IA a result Of failure 10 recruit
the trade excursion To- the dlsired
strength, the burden OF uffsetting the
spirit Of antaEonism said to existing
Ia Gallup against Albuquerque viii
rest upon the two named.
AIR watkins ANA Mr.. Mckee eN-
poet to lee In the Carbon city In
time tn attend the meeting tu be- held
at the Gallup Chamber ~ Commerce
tomorrow night They will endsavur
W NAANh iAaAA Wv NfNNNfNN NfiNNNN NHNlN NHNN
have baen directed by the southern
route aud not through Gallup Is not
any Intention on the part Of Aihu-
querque To discriminate against CAT
lup
The hope of forming q trade ex-
cursion came after d was earned
here that the Gallup Chamber Of
Commerce members held u meeting
80 consider steps " combating what
they allege to he undue discrimina-
ton against their city
some Of the members ~ the Gallup
Chamber of Commerce. 10 iH reported.
have urged steps 10 boycott business
In Albuquerque and the question Is
to come up for settlement In Gallup
tomorrow night Not ouly cave mem
bcrs OF the Gallup Chamber Of Com
merce been called To attend the meet
ing hut the citEs other citizens as
we'll.
\ committee was appointed at "a
previous meeting In Gallup tu draft
resolutions Will present them for
consideration Thursday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Tickets on Sale
For Elks' Concert

Rapid selling ~ tickets today for
the Elks Benefit concert To take
place In the HiEh School auditorium
Friday night June -. insured the
success ~ the conc"r from the
standpoint Of attendance. Commit
tees of Elks and individual meme
ie'fs are handling the sale 81 tickets
and Albuquerque music lovers are
"%yid"ncinG a lively interest in the
concert which viii feature artists ot
u%ntiuunl reputation
Miss barbara wait who has ho,n
heard several timr- tn concert here
i- one 81 the most widely known
singers In the CouutrN uS is also Mrs
la'ch Kaynlorc. who Will be heard
hem Tor the first time In this ron
cert The two artists. with Mr..
UseorlT Geake. nave arranged q
special program for this occasion
which will include the favorite songs
81 hundreds 81 Albuquerque people.
Deserved seats went ON sale at
Matsnn's this morning The outlook
this afternoon mas FOR "a capacity
audience.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
TROUT FISHING
GOOD THIS YEAR
Game Association Urges
Sportsmen to Help
Conserve Supply

The New Mexico Game Protective
Association has issued an appeal 20
all citizens. owners OF summer camps
and tourists going to h mountains
regarding cooperation with the game
wardens and all lovers Of sport. with
THE View Of conserving the trout
supply Of the state.
tame protective association off
GERS state that trout Fishing is bet
ter this spring tnnn II mas been tor
a hummer Of years. n ascribe the
fact to The growth OF public -enti-
ment which IL tnbootng the buying
and selling ~ fish. the use 81 dyna-
mite and other Illegal methods and
especially the practice Of fishermen
~ returning undersizcd fish to the
Hfrt0lns without injury ghen caught
A great many Of the summer cot
tages are also learning 10 obey the
law la regard to having others catch
fish for them for their use. thus
eliminating To a large degree the pros.
fessional fisherman. all Of which
tend TO improve the general fishing
conditions throughout the state.
II IL pointed out by the game pro-
tective officials that when under
sized fish are caught they should
never he handled with the airy hand,
- this Ia Itself generally proves
fdta Ito b fish ns u freaks the
nucus membranes which allows
molcs and diseases to develop. By
wstting the hands before handling
such fish, when returned TO the
stream In most cases they survive and
continue their growth.
All yacationiHts ATE urged To report
To- the nearest deputy game warden
ur some officer Of the game protec-
tioe association, anyone fnund using
dynamite, nets, ime ana other H.
legal devices. II II also pointgd out
that under the new game laws every
body must have fishing licenses the
rcvenue from which are devoted TO
repant the streams.
In order to protect the deer n
grouse, the association urge al lovers
81 sport and Others. report insned-
tateiN anyone found XIII ng or selling
Nension or grOuae during the summer
rsaEOn, In past years the grouse
supply has sometimes hcen descimat-
cd aud the fawns left To die In the
nod by the Illegal killing II this
game hy summer tourists.
Reports reached game protective
association Officers are to the effect
that Rll the streams In the mountains
are CLEARED up and excellent condi-
lions nov prevail Tor fishing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Grocery Store on
Truck Is Latest;
Calls at Your Door

HOUSTON. Texas. June "a
The h-elp-yourself grocery store
Idea hos been Developed n bit
further. The latest scheme Il a
movey-wovey' grocery that Is
being started here. II II "a grOc-
cry store on u truck which calls
al your door to supply your wants.
This latest idea has heel pnt-
entcd by the Money Wovey Groc-
cry company which sannounces
that u will have n fleet Of ton
MOVING s~elf-serving stores In opcr-
alton IN Houston on July I.
The company says u II Tho ul-
Innate aim TO reach every town
IN Texas with "a population Of
more than 5000. NJ later extend
to other sttes. 10 IN now adver-
Using for managers In towns
throughout the state
The slogan ~ the company Ia
We 20 10 you. Our store at your
front door"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Man Found Slain
In an Office
Lawyer Who II Detained Denies ANY
knowledge Of Crime.

DETROIT. Mich, June 23.-AuEust
Dwyer ~ Middlesboro. Ky. q travel
Ing auditor FOR the United Mine
Workers OF America. was fourui dead
IN the office OF his brother. Dennis
II. Dwyer, an attorney. here last
night. According to the police. he
had beer strangled. The offices bore
evidence of a struggle and employees
Of the building told Of hearing a Dis
turbance but md they could not re-
member seeing anyone leave the suite.
Frank IL Dohany, a prominent at
torn'y and bank director. later was
detained for investigation. Questioned
by the police. Duhany denied any
connection with Dryers death, ac-
cording to the officers. explaining the
presence Of blood on his clothing by
saying he had found he dead men
ON the office floor and lifted the body
into a chair.
According 10 the brother OF the
dead man. Dohany was one OF a party
81 lawyers who gathered IN his office
during the evening and pohHny and
the union official were lett alone In
the Office about o o'clock.
Dwyrr was virtually a stranger To
every member ~ the party hut him
self. the brother stated. lie came
here five days ago on personal busi-
ness He was a. years OF age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
w. S. Strickler Gives
$500 to Elks' Fund

W $. strickler. former Alhuquer-
puc banker. now living At Long
Beach. has sent his check Tor $500
tc the Elks building fund for the re-
building OF the Elks homo Mr..
Strirkler, was one Of % number NJ
resident members ~ Albuqucr-
uuc Lodge No. i6l tu whom suhscrip-
tiuu blanks were sent
Secretary Frank Storta received a
letter from Mr.. Strickler this morn
ing In which the writer said ne
thought h real money would be
more useful than "a subscription blank
and enclosed his check Tor $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
w. T. Tilden Easily
Wins Tennis Match

WIMBLEDON. England. Juna as
william r Tildvn. ut Philadelphia.
scoi cd an easy victory oyor $. Frank
I'm. a Surrey county player. OF about
scratch form, On tudays play OF the
British tennis championship tourna -
mcnt here. The match wis contested
ON the center ruurse
The M tch aid not provide an an
ticipated light sS Tiidcn In thy quick
est fashion annexed tho first two sets.
G-l, 81, In 20 minutes. and then TAX
ing the third set SO.
An spectators remarked on the ALL
round superb game 'luyrd hy the
American.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

UIIDu "umHnssnuUF nDTU.
A mission has Just returned from
Canada. Martens said. where Hovirt
representatives were received favor
ably by manufacturers bankers and
officials Of the government.
A contract for 81, 900. 600 worth Of
rolling stock viii he signed within
q few days. Martens said. adding That
his government also hnpcn 10 bus
agricultural machinery machine tools
and drugs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Lumber Prices
Drop 10 Per Cent
Kansas CITY Retail Wards Quote
southern Pine at $50.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. June ga
general reduction of about 10 per cent
in lumber prices today was made ef-
fectiye in all rstau lumber yards In
kansaF City. The reduction ranges
from SO 10 SIS a thousand
southern pine was quoted 80 800 "A
thousand. e reduction Of So. shingles
OF the grade most commonly used ar"
priced al 81 u thousand, a"ggreguting
u total drop of about thirty per cent
b. the last month. Pine lathiug has
declined from S2l n thousand to $40
"A thousand in that time.
Hard woods generally are also soll-
ing Of reduced prices. the only OK
Ceptiun To- the general reduction In
lumhei being cypress lumber.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Jenkins Repeats
He'll Name McAdoo

KANSAS CITY Mo June 23-In
q telegram sent from Pueblo. Colo.
from the train hearing Missouri dele
oates TO the democratic national COM
v%cutiOn. Burris a. jenkins. Kansas
CiN clergyman, and publisher. an
nounced that ne has definitely dc
oided to plac" the name NJ william
G cAdoo before the democratic ma
tionnl convention for the presidential
nomination.
In Mexico grows AN odd plant he
odor OF which causes people to lose
their way and makes their senses ~
direction MI until the smell 'tuse-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
GimbleS Indicted
For P~rofiteering


NEW YORK. June 2a.-Gimhol
Brothers. Of New York. operators of
"a large department store here and
controlled by interests which own
similar establishments IN other cities.
today were indicted on 207 ounts for
p~ronteering in clothing.
Frederick climbed. vice president of
the corporation. Joseph J. powdell, a
merchandise manager. and Charles
o. Slawtrr. clothing buyer, we're In
dIctod on the same charges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Who's Here
A ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

AIVARADO.
NJ. :. Gottleih. Denver.
Ray Cooper. Chicago.
y. 1. Foster. Topeka.
~ A. VAN Houtcn, shumakcr
NJ
- i. Williams ~ Paso.
o. shapiro. san Francisco.
II. T.. Cohen. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Grand. New York.
g. D. Moore Boston.
T.. NJ Gain. Trinidad.
g.. NJ White, M"ountainair.
$. D. Rice. Yuma, Aria
r. NJ. Bisbcc. Amarillo.
i. e.. AndriN. Denver.
a. g.. law oklahoma Clty.
a. g. Hudson, 81. Louis
Lewis Martin. 81. Louis.
NJ. Adams, Chicago.
!. q. Riley. Denver,
g. y Berry. Kansas City.
Mrs. o. .p Brownfield, san Mar.
ciul
r. Titl,y Denver
r.. KATE, Cleveland.
sTURGFs.
r. r. Roberts. Denver.
IS. s. ~ShWaYder. Denver.
j.. e. Merchant, Gallup.
q buually. Needles, cal,
"a. O.. Hamilton. Grants.
Mrs g. W. Turner. Grants.
g. y. Gansol and wife. Grants.
j. u Mccormick. ST. Louis.
a. lcnsyuld. Colorado springs.
". g. Rcll. san Diego.
!. Reed. San biegn.
W. Bcrgstrom, ~ PlSo.
j. Burr3ughs, Tafl, Cal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

MINNEATOLIS. MINI. june Ca
\ lower wheat market tho first few
DAYS this week .wus responsible for
a decline uf 20 to 80 cents q barrel
In The price Of flour here today. At
the min whcr" the quotation FOR fam
ily patents was down 20 cents. flour
dropped to Sii.OO % barrel nnd Si4.56
vas the price obtained by the mill
that sold nour at 70 30 cent reduction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

worth In proper names. MS in
kcnilworth. Edwoworth. etc. s,Eni.
Hes that The town stands on "a tongue
~ land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

- 4. Sells, Grants
X. Hockenhcimpr, ~ p1sD.
i. Kellar. Phocniy.
COMBS.
u. NJ ~QuchedeauN. Winslow.
~. T.. Holmes. Denver.
D. " Logan. Ration.
&. O.. Slater. Roswell.
g. r.. Jackson. III Pnso.
". Huuser Glendale Ariz
kRthprwu Gwin. Ottrwu. nan.
r. Tyson. Mound ri'., No.
a. e. Onut. kansas CIV
L. q. Baker Newport. ARK.
l.. c. Harris. san Marcial
g. ". Dewnld. waldo.
.. II. clark. Los Angeles.
u J.. Fouts. Minsiow
a. \. Crawford. Manhattan, Kan
a. G. palheen. Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Leo lotcnKo, SAINTS
Re
John Becker. Belcn.
e.. r. Dyer. Chicago.
u. c. U|oscnduri, chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
and TOuI.
SOAP

MEDIC NIl,D and TOILET
SOAR
Curative Skin Soap. Q In
box 3Bt'
lerEen's Antiaeptic witch
Hazel. 3 IN box ... 39t
Ncrtin cid Complexion
Soap, 3 IN box ......., B3,
JerEen's Juniper Tar
Soap. bar ........ ate
Besinoi Soap. hos Of 3. 90,
Cuftcura Soap. boz OF 3 G3,
Sauitol HyEienic Soap.
box of 2........... GJt
Sullman's Complexion
Soap. 3 In box G3e
Ponds Extract Soap. bar 9tt
Pears Inscented Soap.
box Of .......... Csc
lergcn's Oatmeal Soap
hoN of a........... 30,
HAIR
Watson's Emuisincd CO.
counut OH ........ $50
'harmant Quinine Hair
Tonic ...........4... fOt
HAYS Hair Health 90,
Fischer'H Egg shampoo %,
Nennon's Tar shampoo 3p'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
TOILET WATER

'Charmant Violet. Rose
Lily and Lilac pDc
'palmer's Rose Leaves.
Violet. Wistaria and
Lilac ........,..h br
IRogers a oaiiet's Mo-
let Ai.sh
- Espagne si.So
.Charmant Lilac Veg
ctable sbc
'Jergcn's Aloha. Violet.
Lilac ana Crushed
Roses .........'...-.S pc
PERFUMES ana SACHIsr
POWDER
Perfumes and Sachet
Powder, Jasmine, To-
treble. Jickee. Cnrus-
ton. per ounce zee
'Paimcr's Violet. Rose
Leaves lilac. Heii-
trope, Musk and Iof-
! key club, per ounce. 70c
Florumyc. per ounce .Sf.58
Sachet Powder. carnn-
tiOn. violet and White
HoNe. per ounce 100
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
ReadEveryO One of These Drug alePrices
Then Make Out Your LiSt-YouH Save!

DENTAL
|sanitol Mouth Wash. aBc
Lilly Dental Lotion ste
Liquid Kolynos ...... BOc
Pasteurinc Mouth Wash Toe
Pleezal Tooth Paste Toe
Bcstoi Tooth Paste ipc
pebeco Tooth Paste Ate
9opsidont Tooth Paste ale
kolynos Tooth paste 2Gc
Zudenta Tooth Powder 2iC
SHAVING CREAM and
SOAPS
Mennen shaving Cream
Tubes ........... llc
lIathcr kreem Tubes Ste
Johnson's Cream Tubes SIC
ll.ysoi Shaving Cream 2sc
Williams shaving Stick ste
No 451l shaving Stick 27c
pasteurine Shaving stick ate
MANICURE ARTICLES
Bone Handled Tweezers Toe
bone Handled Files. I9c
Bone Handled Cuticlr
Knives .............tO
Manicure Scissors St.tO
Manicure Scissors ... p9c
Nail Buffers .......... f0c
Orange sticks .-.......iic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
CREAM and
SOAPS


Bone Handled Tweezers Tee
Bone Handled Flies. I9s
| Bone Handled Juttrlp
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-18
TRIAL OF CALLIAUX
IS OPENED AT PARIS

Paris Feb. lS.-Joseph CalIIauN
former premier Yesterday TAG a
trial before the senate, acting IS TIE
high court on tine specific charge "i
having plotted against the external
security of the state by maneufnI+,
Vaccinations and intelligence VITA
the enemy tending to favor the lal-
tor'S enterprises against France md
her allies. Article - OF the penal
military code makes conviction II
such an oHeuse punishable ~,'a
death
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-18
Jazz. Shimmie, Laugh
ter and Song Make
"Oh Baby Great
Comedy Offering

Oh, Baby. the spectacular eNtray-
aganld presented by Marcus at the
Elks' theater yesterday matinee and
d, two performances last night,
brings to Phoenix a most exceptional
musical review with number of high
~ talented performers and a flock Of
gorgeous sirlies-with few excep,
tons Of course.
It's cocMns good show and every
thing that is enthusiastic press agent
claimed Tor it, Brandon brothers are
TO be complmentcd for bringing the
production to this city.
Everything from artistic interpreta-
tons Of the terpsichorean art to the
snapplest. tazziest eccentric dance yet
offered Is presented by the versatile
performers, Mile Girard. VINO does
considerable dancing throughout the
show, is wonder The diminutive
artistic is. perhaps, the Cleyerest little
dancer ever appearing in Phoenix.
Nile. ivonne Nallai and Roland Ter
main do several beautiful classical
dance numbers. which were most az
ceptable, Mile. Nallai's costumes are
exquisite
But Mike Sacks, the Hebrew com
edian. is the funniest mirth pr0voker
Phoenix has laughed at in long,
long time Nearly every line Of his
work Is bright giugery and up 10 the
minute although two or three Of his
jokes would lead one to believe that
ne must certainly be older than he
looks with his funny spoctacles. or
that he is a great admirer Of his
grandfather. Notwithstanding these
very few covert JOKES, Mike Sacks
is good. Thre" capacity audiences
lausned lhtil laeF crled at nm yes
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-18
MUSIC. COLOR.
DANCING. JOY.
AND SATiSFACTIO
on, bahy," an Omciet OF LIGHT
Amusement That Really
Entertains.

D,
vac ''"os '''' ''''''''
imply and men DIT more.
/. y0u want 81 pHt You don't need
ro sn .r, @D5 plAy" lut If ven want
.,..f+ ,....r. ~ .,,t.f..,;l,,
/ Watching " haieLu"SN"p'V Ptot'SSl'''
OF glitter and color, then buy ticket
riaht away. Added TO the glitter and
,s.. .,.,l,, J.. y. Inf nr raa1 talant-con-
'"la'9' "1h-''S' N'"t'''N' ''''''iN9 az
most everything YOU could expect IN
an omelette of good cheer and bright
,.,,.,,,,-
T., 49,. a,.,
i"v'' "'' i''"' 90
act and ten IN me IaSl anu mere
is something dong III every one OF
them and nothing to connect any oil
the scenes except the appetite one
creates fer the other
\. i. Marcus mas collected together
some ot the pest dancing girls Iot
ul them g00u 10 HOOK upon pest
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-18

The remedies were fine; easy to take and
fully satisfactory "-AIrs. WM BLACK
BuRN, 627 No nth ST.
Egjn, III :-"Nhc | reached middle
lie | was miserable with hest flashe-.'
dizzy .pcII-, bcarirg-dowu pains, ucrY-
ousncss, sirk-headachc~ and slecplcs.ncse.
! remembered that when my mother was
going through the same period Of lie
shc depended upon DR. picrrc's favor;t'
Prescription and The Pleasant Pellets >
She came through the change 80 Ncll
that | took these two remedies and my
health improved at once All oil the
annoying and distressing conditions hat
| had suffered with disappcarcd. and !
came through The change OF ltic' just as
strong and well as 10Y mother hl,t years
ago. can highly recommend thrsc
good medicines to all women 1T this
critIc"l period Mus ANNE NANpEN-
mRG. 20 Franklin st.
Streator, I'LL am very glad to be
able 10 add my testimonial 10 the worth
of DIR. perce's excellent remedies. They
have been used extensively in my moth
er's family and also in my own, and al
Gays with the most remarkable success"
Mus. Aba GRAVES. LOG w. Morrell ~.