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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-03-18
VIII Form Organization Here.

VIII FOrm Org3nlZaLlOn Here
The plans of the LaFollette men in
clude the formation of "LaFollette
for President Club following the
meeting on Friday evening and it is
expected by the leaders in the move
ment that the club will attract mem
bcrs from all parts of the county. The
committee in charge of the organiza-
ton in Kenosha includes Robert Verne
Baker, R. A. Wilson, Louis Hansman,
Clarence w. Dodson, T. j. Forbes,
Frank S. Symmonds and John H. Wells.
These men are hopeful of uniting UNI
der one banner the Progressive Re
publicans of the county.
James Thompson Of La Crosse, who
is expected to deliver the principal ad-
dress at the meeting on Friday even
ing, was formerly a candidate for
United States senator against Senator
Lenroot. He is regarded as the leader
of the forces of Senator LaFollette in
Wisconsin.
Seek to Control Organization.
Most Of the men who have been sup
porting Senator LaFollette as the Re
publican candidate for president are
willing to admit that there is no ma
tion-wide support for his candidacy
and it is admitted that Wisconsin may
be the. only state to name delegates
favorable to him as candidate. It is
understood that the fight is now being
made with view Of placing the Pro-
gressive Republicans in charge of the
Republican organization in the state.
A full ticket of uninstructed delegates
has been named to oppose the LaFol-
lette leaders, but it is said that no
statewide campaign will be made for
the election Of these delegates. Keno
sha county has as yet shown no prefer
ence in the matter but it is believed
that many of the Republicans of this
county will be in favor of an unin-
structed delegation.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
COULD HARDLY
STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering frsn Headache,
Sideaehe, Baekache; and Weak
ness, Relieved BY .C.rda
Says This Texas Lady.

Con gales, fsx.-- NrA Minnie 20
rot, OF this place. writes: Five ysan
ago was taksn With . pain n ny
left side. II vas night Gndar my
left RIB. II would commence with ~
aching and extend up into ~ len
shoulder and on down int ny back
BY that time the psiA vsul b ~
severe | would have 10 tAks 10 bed.
and suffered usually about thfss days
II suffered this way for thrss ysars.
and 20, 10 be q mere skslsten and vas
so weak | could hardly stand aiona
Was lot able to 90 anywhsrs and had
60 let my house work 60. IL suffered
awful with a pain In my back and ]
RAD the headache ell the time. I Just
was unable to do o thing. Ny lie
was a misery. my stomach got IN an
awful condition, caused from nktDs
80 much medicine ! suffered % much
main. had Just about given up al
hopes Of our getting anything 70 help
me.
One day O Birthday Almanac w.
thrown In my yard. After reading
its testimonials I decided TO try Car
dnI ard am so thankful that ] did
for I began to improve when on the
Second bottle. II am now . well
woman and feeling fine and the cure
has been permanent for Il has been
Two Years since my awful bad hearth:
Sti. always praise and reeommend
.CarduL" TT csrdui today. AH
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
GEO. C. DRAPER RECEIVES
APPOINTMENT.

Geo. G. Draper, of this cit,
was appointed pure food an(
drug inspector Saturday morn
ing by Gov. A. H, Roberts. t.
succeed Harry L. Eskew, whose
term of office expires Jan. Is.
Mr.. Draper is connected with
the Internal Revenue Depart.
ment. and has for some time
been with the narcotic division.
where he made a strong record.
Mr. Draper made many friends
during his connection with the
revenue force, who have been
working hard to secure his APP
pointment.
Other applicants who made a
strong bid for the appointment
were: ]. D. Frazier. of Nash.
vile, DR.. Ben Brown, of Chatta-
nooga, DR.. G. C. Childress. of
Knoxville, R. w, Houston. of
Whitewell, and DR.. John Prick,
of Memphis.
Mr.. Draper leaves the latter
part of this week for Nashville,
where he will make himself &C.
quainted with the duties of the
office. Mrs. Draper and children
will join him as soon as arrange
ments for a house is made.
The Chattanooga News, one
of the leading daily papers of
the south has the following to
say of Mr.. Diapers appoint
ment:
THE appointment of George
Draper came as no surprise to
his many friends in this city, as
it has been known for some
time that he had the inside track,
his qualifications and indorse-
ments being among the most ex-
cellent ever presented at the
state capitol for an Office,
George Draper is a son of
Judge W. w. Draper, one of the
states leading lawyers, and is
one of the best known and most
popular young men in this city. |
He has for several years served
as deputy collector in charge of
breaking up the sale and use of
narcotics and has won an envi-
able record. It is due to him
that Atlanta, Memphis, Chatta-
nooga and other cities have in a
large measure been freed from
the ravages of these drugs. His
many friends in Chattanooga
and throughout the state will re-
ioice at his success and congrat-
ulate the state on being able to
obtain the services of this splen-
did young man.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01

10 o'clock while seated in an
automobile in the public road a
short distance above Whitley
vile Rev. A. X. Gibbons. pos
tor Of the Methodist church off,
ciated. The attendants were
Miss Bonnie Sadler. cousin of
the bride and f. 7. Dudney. of
GaineSboro. who accompanied
them TO Gallatin. where they
caught the first train to Nash
vile. From there they will 20
to Columbus. Miss. where the
groom is engaged in extensive
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
FAY FOES DIES SUDDENLY

Fay Boles of Burkhunett. Tex.
who was called in last October
on account of the illness and
death of his father. Alex Boles.
of Cverton County. was found
dead in his bed early Christmas
morning at Joe Farmers. when
some one entered his room to
announce breakfast He seemed
to be enjoying the best of health
and was very laxative and jolly
until he retioed at a late hour
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
A RAT BREEDS tn 10 a YEAR
AVERAGING TEN YOUNG
TO A LITTER
TO A LITTER

Remember this, act "a seor a. y"u
see the first rrt. Get pkg. tf EAT.
SNAP. It's sure rat and mis- &c
stroyer. It's convenient. comes in
CAKE form. TO mixirg. Mummites rat
after killing leaves no smeli Cats
or dogs voa't touch iF Three sizes.
25c. 5Oc. SI.O1 Sold aid guaranteed
by n. 2 Bailey & Son. Qaarles & Nc
Ca vley. Anderson e. Halle. Gaines
bao.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01

Christmas eve night. Mr.. Boles
was about IS years old. and had
only been making his home in
Texas for about 6 months. and
was making preparations to re-
turn at an early date. His sud-
den death was quite a shock to
mis- friends and relatives.
Marion Harris.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
MRS. BOWEN TELLS HOW RATS
ALMOST BURNED HER
HOUSE DOWN.

For two months | never went In
our cellar, fearing rat. One night in
bed | smelled fire. Sure enough the
rats had been nibbling at the matcaes.
If / hadn't acted promptly my house
would have been burned. Later we
found the decd rat. RAT. SNAP killed
it. It's great stuff" Three sizes, 25c
Soc, 81. 90. Sold and guaranteed by
NJ. P. Bailey & Son, Quarles & Nc
Cawley Anderson & Halle, Gaines.
boro.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
farming.

The bride is one of the eoun-
tvs choicest Young ladies. and
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
P. Sadler. a prominent family NJ
the 4th district. y
The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Z. L Qnarles. Of Gaines.
boro. and IS possessed with ex.
cellent business qualities.
The Sentinel is pleased to ex-
tend to them much prosperity
and happiness thru life.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
OAURLE-sADLER.

Mr.. Byrd Lee Quarles of this
city. and Miss Marjorie Lucille
Sadler, of North Springs, were
married Thursday morning at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

NJ TIlLE we are talking about a clean-up-W Week .
VVAhuauerqne, why not 90 a little farther and
TOWN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
ALL DAY.

A ND TT eomes next Thursday. All fools day. and the peculiar
~ brand Of American humor will be displayed all over this broad
land hy the revival Of two classic An fools day jokes.
On a thousand sidewalks viii rest n Thousand apparently fat
wallets presumably dropped by some fusy old gentlemen in taking
ont hh handkerchief Bt IT, one saoops 70 gather il in. it will move
off With q jerk as q thing Of life. Perhaps a crowd Of hoys behind
a fence or ledge viii laugh and shout as they reset ,hrir trap for an
other victim
cent ookine paper boxes will reehne. just in the way Of passing
pedestrians But when hey There ~ an inb0rn desire 90 kick q box
rest their toes against the paper she'll hacked by the force Of a violent
kick Oh. who would have thought thar there was q brick Of rcgu1a-
iin size concealed BY the pastelnardl
THAI 5 American humor as IL u.s. Critics may make the most
Of H.
% course. there win be April fool parties. where button moDls|
viii be covered with chocolate. pill boxes filled with salt aud iced
as small cakes. marshmallews dipped in quninc and candies loaded
with red pepper. 10 say nothing Of the thousand Of explosive cigars
that viii be generously distributed on that day.
la France AL Fools day is called Poisson Il Avril I" meaning
Dish IF April sgnnying that one Is easily caught And it mast
be said that probably there are as many fish in the sea as ever were
caught and the first Of the month will prove IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
WHY NOT CLEAN UP OLD TOWN.

u Y YIILE we are talking about a Cleanup Week md improving
VVAbuauerqne. why not 20 a little farther and clean mp Old
Town.
Resorts are said 20 be running wideOpcn there. gambling going
on nightly and women Of questionable character being harbored H.
tha hoaaS within n stone throw Of the courthouse.
There seems 10 be a disposition among county officials TO shift
Tho hianc for the conditions that exist there. This Is mere suhter
fnee. II any roneertea acion Is taken and the same zeal and energy
exercised that is used 10 other lines the town can be cleaned up and
cleaned up in q hurry. .
The rnfraff Of the community has learned that il cannot lantI
IN Albuquerque and drifts aeruss an imaginary line where Il seems
40 believe II is free from the law. The belief seems TO be- well grounded
inde1ng from the infrcauenf raids that are made When a stranger
fan come 20 the city and meet up with a runner for one 81 The
gambling dens in Old Town and be taken there within a few hours
after he hits the city. AS was testified 20 recently in police cnrrt. Il
would seem that the authorities could be equally rs adept in finding
OUT where the games are going on especially VIXEN they are within
Tie shadow ~ the eourthbuse fself
Conditions ia Od Town today are 3 disgrace 10 the cny. the
county and the eomminny which allows them 10 exist. CgeanJip
Week officially is another wecs distant But lei the authorities start
now "a removing The hlieh, 10 The community that exists 81 Old Town
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31

~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF thc above
named Incorporation have .yf fHeIr iHuHa
lion bi, Firt day of ilr Al i-pb
MARTIN 4 |rAtION' f~HI
WILLIAM e. poIOIts t-esu
EJOENE a. o'rAlIpN t-ssU
F-n Cont kevrnue stamp Cuuu,Ird
State uf Colorado.
County 1f Arlpahnr-ss
Before m, Thus " Collins. a Nntar,
runhr in ana Cos aid uuuuty. personally 40
peured NAtriN . - fALluN Go m, prr
.outlb kuoWn 90 tr The person whofs uaIus
suuscrihrd tn thr foregoing. Certificate u'
Incorporation. aud arhhoU lsdzed thai hr
made stgurd aud e,rratrd ODE sHid tvrut
ratp Of iHcnrpuruttnu for the use. and poe
poser therein mentioned
Wines m, haHd aud noiHlial seal ihi.
LAT las Of MHI q ID irpp
t~eall IlluN " tulllNr
Neiar rubus
Ten Cent Revenue stamp Cancelled
State of lilinui..
before me- rrcd b. RsiuharIt. o. Sotary
pabIr iu aud Tor aaid suuuty. personally ap
reared WILLIAM e. DOT tl.Ar Goo Wu pfr
equally known o" De- thc person hose n'mg
is subscribed Go thr iureFniuE trrihrHi' OF
Incorporation. and srtunwl rd-rd fhu' u'
mnds sighed. and executed thr said tgrtit
cate 81 Incorporation Tor thr usr. and IIf
posse. therein mentioned
Ny commission expires Iult o.. 1900
Witnes. iw hHHd aud ~uuiariai -'ai 'hi-
t~s1J fktp . ktlNHAltnl
Ten cent Revenue STAMP C,o.r1sd
state 81 Missouri
cts ~ 81 LUuIH
before me. rranl o Hahn Noary ruh.
ig Boz end iur sal tIta. per uualil spptHtch
ElGEAE % uiALluA tp mr prr.eaally
known 60 D.. ths p,r,gu shgg nome ls
pomtiDu aud Acknowledged that hr medic
.isnsd. and executed ttr stid trrtintafH ui
Incorporation fgr the uHrs ant 9ufT"sr'
HNHHHa.. U.HHH.HHHI
My Commission expires AuFusr San igni
Witness ml hand gud %n9iarial seal tbs
ga gay of APRIL a. y lss' u,uy
NoiHr ruhIU
Ten Cent BE-, ma siaHf Cancelled
Certificate nf Incorporation rilE 81 D.
- FALLOA SUPPLY con FAN1 nnuffsir
f,lra i9 'hs gs's e, t 1ss. 's S5 10,
day 81 MAY a u 1899 W li 90 % 'lurt
~ Recorded i heoh "a rHR ~.
Secretary oi state
Hy s. " HAyENs Deputy
htate ui Colorado
ST., Inc undersigned a. g. o'Failou a.
President aud b. o. Alrnu Al Nu'rythy ~
iHr ~ D. 0fALiON srPrlN COMPANY
''i,i' vs." 10. j. o.raroa sappIy compan,
wac on ta pu ghc lst das of asy a issi
duly organized as ID corporation under th,
laws OF Nlf NlNNf 90 N.iNi""" tN N''W ~
twenty tlnl yeHrs Wuh a. gaultal .iurt 90
Ton 'fhuusrnd nulurs tfiu.uIu nul divided
INTO one hundred bunl shares of thH uat
yalur Of ono huudrsi Dollars tflup uul
each aud Niih lea plinripul unter ln The ttl
uf Denver. State ~ Colorado. All Of saii
stock has been dnii iasurd aud Ie "ui Hand.
me.
end The teuf uf twenty l-nl y pgti
inf which said tmfshuiiuu vac oreHnfrh b.
nhnHf tn tKtfra hf laFfal limitation aud Hurl
corporation hhsaee been udmiuistsrFi upui
is ian rspirrd corporation nor Doe % gone
aito liquidation uf hHd aut tetilsurnt nl i'
affairs bot 20 fhe contrary b. o FuirE rnh
trfH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
CONTRACTORS NAME
ARBITRATION BOARD
Grievances to Be Settled
Through New As
ISOLATION

A committee OF five, 10 be- known
a. the arbitration committee wns nn-
pointed bf tAc Contractors association
which held the second Of Il series OF
monthly hlnqucfs last night az ,hc
\. ~. &. A. Any grievances arising
anonr contractors. workmen or rm-
iHntfrH will be referred Ia this COM
mlttee for adjustment.
The object paramount with he
newly ~urranizcd association is tn pro-
Ncni tho Friction, wrnnnline and dis
yer"ements - prevalent In the past.
AM objection VIII 90 uncc he placed
IN iac hanCs 81 the committee which
Viii investigate The matter ana coli
l1borate with the building trade
grievance committee "a strike a coml
promise.
Contractors. who make a severe
breach ~ ethics. dishonesty or mis-
repYet enutiion will be automatically
suspended from Tho association. Any
decision submitted through the inihi
action ~ thr two committees must
De adhered to regardless nr any per
sonni lndisposition.
Cards bearing the names 81 the
memhcrs 81 the organization and
their respective businesses. will .bc
printed soon and circulated ihrongh-
ohs The city These will also
ate tho principles for which The afnl-
lated contractor stand.
a blanket bond wns established at
lass nights meeting whch Will pro
tect ans member II the fraternity.
An contractors ~ repute who are not
SET Included in tho organization arc
invited tu enroll as soon nF possible
and for this reason The closing nf thc
charter has been postponed Tor ono
more week. a representation OF 20
attended the banquet last night az
whici time Do 70 new members r.rncd
UP.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
II3GAL NOTICES

state Of New Mezico
state Corgorauon Commission ~ New Mrvir6
tERfifitArE or COMrAKlsuN
state Of New Mssico-.s
- Herehy Certified, that tho unn.yed ".
c~FRTfFiFp r6py 6s rfFTiFIIgsft ~
INCORPORATION
.THE N 3 oFALLOK SUPPLY COMPANY
$50. iot7nl with the endorsement, thereon
a. same appear on hlr aud OF RECORD boz ths
omfe u 90 state rouontuu Commission
ton Commitsian Of tho State NJ Nrw MrNico
has caused fhis certificate 10 Doc signed hy
~ Chairman and che gel of said Commission
2lrd dai 81 March A. y 1890
tssall HrGh u WILLIAMS
4 g. MORRISON. CLERK
state 81 Cnlsfnao
United State ~ America.
state ~ Colorado
CERTIFICATE
I JAMES " NOiAND Secretary of State
of The state NJ Colorado, do hereby crrtity
ris,, l,sn.eSrt Of cfRfirtcHtSTf W. op iiN
t|uhPOhATluN OF TIt NJ O. O.FAtLbN
SUPPLY COMPANY. whlrh wa, flied boz ihis
nt thc hour Of 10 40 o. clock 4 ~ and ad.
mittcd iotrerprd.
cERTUGCATE or RENEwAt ~ CERTIFt.
- r. VT NNNNHMN W p NNNN MN NMN W %
% rALLON SUPPLY COMPANY. which va-
lied Boz This once on the THlHTGErH dhy
" April. a % 1919 % thr hone u . BIS
i% rfsriI6SV WiiERfoF I Espe hsrr.
unto zee nay hani sod HmKed thr Great srai
n The slate of colorado, ht The city uf Don
tssaD JAMES Il holland
secrsisfai state.
kNow AL MES hY. THEsN rhLs
EANN. That La MANIINA d. 'N1NInA
WILLIAM q bOtGLAS. and EUGENE p
- fhlIpN desiring to ussusiate uursrlvr.
fur ihe purposes hereinafter mcntIonrd. uu.
Ger Hnd hy virino ~ thT provisions 81 Tho
lavs M the STATE Of Colorado iu that easo
mHhr end rfnyii'd do hereby make sign.
aHd Hrkuuw ledge. in duplicate this trrit
rate az Incorporation.
a, rrqu'rfd hl the .ald iaus NJ tbe STATE
N Colorado No herein make The follow IHs
stHtauFuts
Ihs uaas Of he company hail b.
TIA M 2 fALloN SUPPLY COMPANY.
The objects for whieh f.id rpmpanf Do
oTFHnVcd ere 90 bny, seli. aud handle plum
hers aud sicamfhuers supplies Of What.
ever bind and description aud 10 earn oi
and conduct q grnrrui plumbing aud steam
htiing supply h~nsiness and 10 40 ans and al
thlnaH niece afN md incident thereto.
heb ~, e,s a'p .iS Sgbee'2 y
divided ihin ono hhaifcd 1000 sharfs ~
Orr Haudrsi poiiars tsiool each
4 The aaid company sliail caifi Tor the
& rae nnaif. u snid eompany .hall be-
managed ny thrs4 tal dirfsiun aud MAR
FIN y O'FAIlON. WILLIAM q DOtU.
LAS. and EuNENE p o'fALloN shaii 70.
tho directors Tor the fret year.. and uuUl
their tucressort arr clrrtrd and enter upon
their dutief.
q TIC prinripai omee Of ald couuany
~ 4ll De- in TIE rity ~ Denver louuty %
Arspahas and state Of Colorado
The husiness ~ The company shau 80
carried un iu thr State Of colorado mud in
sgrh other Htates b. ihg directors mHl from
Tins d .Lme dcisrnunr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
Legal NOTICES
NOTICE or sIIT

80. AMNNN.
10 M District Court BeruaiHlo County.
hrW MfNirn
J. . buaysr Plaintiff.
Casim.ra i.uian. Raqucl i.alan Ainada Lu.
lan. abe unknuun heirs of unrsfimn Anaili
Lulnn. decreased the pnknuNn hvirs 0i
iaan Anslla 3 tandelann decreased
iifu rllfu j. rufsfh. lirurllyn pufsfh. %
a Matson. County rreasufer ~ HernaIlia
County. Sew NeEiro. aud on nntuuvu
claimants o. Interest Boz the p%rrmlses Hd.
verse 90 ihe plalniin Detrnaants
THE STATE or NEN MEXICO
10 TIN AbbNf NAMED pEfENDANTs-
GREETING
YOU and each n YOU ihs Defendants aho,.
namsd. srf hereby uoiinrd that lhr above
named piHinfid has Instituted suit which o.
nov bending ngainst you md each of you
said defendants. be- ihr above naiued ruurt
art tu quiet pialnttH Al tulr 20 ihr f0liaNin.
described lands and real estats boz HrruAlilh
tnnniy View Nesico. mof' particularly De-
sc1hsa o. follow io-eil
Northwest pne fourth tNWA) ct thr
Southuest one fourth t@M 20 and ihr
south anr half tNi4l pf the Northeast
one. fourth fNEhl Of the snuihwrst ono
fourth lNN and the norfh one hall
tNll Of thc North one half fNi4l 81
tho south ono half $50 OF the south
wei ONE one i toaSs 'SsSMil ' ssfq 49, SssS,a
aesf one fourih tNWL j ot the south.
east one feurih SEQ and tho North
MNf NNIN No re- OF NNr NuNNNMNHt one
fourth tAMtl of The knuflas 60 uups
fourth tSNLI ~ tho ~outhrast Que
inurth SEQ uf Sertiou numbered
TWrnfy three t2Jl Township ten ttOl
NORTH ~ Range Five tll East Sow
Mr.leo Principal Meridian excepting
and reserrlHH hausyef q natrel pf tract
de- ffihed o. follows Commencing af the
snufhwesf corner OF suid unaiu parcel eK
fUihlur AorfhN ard four tf1 rhnius
thsurf ih an eastward direction two and
one hair fgftl fhains rhenfa in O.
~onihefiy direction Vow tG chains
ihfHee ln , Westward direction two aud
nuahalf 40 20 rhflus iu fhr point and
place ~ beginning
and 10 establish rinlnnd title aud estate t
and 90 said lands aud real estate arhinst 10,
adverse clliul. 81 ION. aHd each Of luu. aul
90 har aud forever fstnu You| aud each ul
500. fTun hafiur nf claiming ans right "a
tide o. tha premises adverse 10 The title aud
esiaie 81 pihlhflh. aud be- art hslde rertHif
prfisadrd tan tfief. aud 10 cancel two sertair
ia sale rrrtinrhtss lssurd u pursuance "A
taid urffended inn talft ahifh constitute !
cloud Hlnu plaintN title sod 40 snlrln thi
sale or transfer of taid taN ale certificate
Yea. HuJ each ~ 1uu said defendants arr
furhsr antiNad fhat uHless you rnfrr Nuur 90
ptarHnrf iufAHld rnHsr un ur before The iatl
dHl ~ Ma iglN lHdslnent viii hs rendered
ln SID fausf Haslnst fvu ~ default
Tho nauf and nuainrts HddffEs ~ plain
ilnf H(iofneyH ufei Nimma A hafts Suit,
2 if New Annilo huudlnf Albuquerque
Wlines. 10 Honorable Mayo ~ meles
Aaah -aAafL aad ere sral ttlfe0f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-31
CALOTADS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs
the Purified calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors warning the public
.nst Nnip-e colds and mild eases o.
uiner Hrtloos complications Whey say
thar every Geld should receive Iinm..
dtase Alteration ana that mo rfsl step
~ tue Treatment "A 10 make sura that
ne liver "a actlye. Far nis purpaan
aioienr. he perfected. narsaaleg.
entomel tablets are the sufeas. hesf
and @ agreeable laxative.
one calotnb ~ he'd time with a
fWallow ~ water-fhnf~ an. no eaiss.
no nausea. and ma upseitinK % he
digestion and appetite. Next mora
.nN your cold has anishea. your liver
y active. yonr system IL purified and
refreshed and o are feeling me
Win q hearty appetite for breakfast.
1855 what Nuu plcnae. no danger.
- your projection. rnioinbe are
sold Only In original scaled packages.
price neirty-iivc acentr. All druggist
recnmp1end and guarantee caioiah-
ana are authorized 10 refund The
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