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New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Judgments
New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being tha. OF the
A. Weiskopf CON-. Leschner. s31e.45
American Standard Shiphtting
Iorp-~American Chain Co.
Barletta, saberio tBaretta & COS
Armour 4 Co............ 4s3.7o
Browns. Robert jr.-C s. Gael
c1ssssne. Gns.,.. Antonio, and Fidelity &,
casualty Co. Of New York-Peo-
,o Pc, etc. 1000 90
B Galef ct al: ...-. :....... $3.50
Elias Elias A. Cohen and Minnie A.
~ ohenr-W einstein Bros. Inc. 1881
- ss HeuiIcr I1;,,, FL. Curry 1045.07
Doherty John L.-C e. Dunn
Davidson, Edward. and Fidelity g. -'''00
deposit Co. Of Maryland-Peo-
Dorelio. John. Joseph Dorelio and 1'o00'oo
~, rs.lN st forzioVJ. Cuccta .... 3+115
Hthell Holding Corp. W. Tru-
Esposito. salyatore-s. Tannen. '-iSi
Eeid, Fredericis-sak.s. & Co., 4st.s3 80 =
oster; Chas. As r. Schuyler
Fuller. Charles-Rog -Rogers-peet Co ~ 80 SO .
o'4arantee IA @ construction Cop
Goldman. man = IaSah al costs, ss,;;:; 1875
f,oidhero' c, rrleuman. 2449 ? .
Gee & Gee Waist Mfg coz
C1oId1nder N'es ct al ;r,;.......:..... 1154s7
C;orbaulat In, "Itlc TI Bank. $50. .05
Herd Andarson =. - r.,,,. o9s 81 oI 1868
usnford arthnr =, =, 1885
uecKer jones.jjewei,ii ,f,i,n,cc $4,000
Hailpey2env' yev'ns Menrv q ~ r,a. 500 90
johnson, walter, and Earl Hop
j. Telengs Export & Trading Cor oV'A'
J.. poaa'i0n-s; anaSs hosenbatt 4,7s74s
KatI i4arrva Sl' elliant' Inc. 4so.7s
LEVINE Sa;nuoi - 26+ 5
~ 20 0........ ,...-..... 1eo 10
Liberty Hosting Engine Co.. Inc. i''' 20
1ofrai. aIhaE, Taapra'Ih &c SON Inc. 40s.37
nistafa 5faAs ~, AInsrs 1852 4s
sterdam Casualty Co.-People.
McNeille. Perry P-F. r sher- ''O0000
,r'rcl moou ';,;;...:...:.......... 2o5oS
,,e elatlon; ms Rebr's 52s s.
0,lni [ings - ,........:. S4s 40
oNeih, Maud. and NJ. r. Ei.en, 1OS 81
o5Isrn sternnpsopie ,sap etc; 49,; -. 10000
Pearl soI-state Mercantile Co., l'zS'
. inc, :,:.....; ;..,.... l,1s27s
Petroleum Producing & Renning 14'2'
Co.-Edward A. Cassidy Co ssS.7c
Polensky. Charles--S. Freda ~ 1342 "a
Radskin, Isaac-Eblng Brewing
=, 60 GO ..;;,,............ .............. s1434
Rsichenbark Harry SIS. P.
:, Howslls .,......-.. 4472c
Feisel Bro, Inc ........... essos
Satne-Same .,,,.;.........:.. 1,35sT7
Sohellenberger. Robert B.--shaw.
=, Walker Co. :........:... 1.234l2
Siegel. Henry (Cercele Dress Coz
-shaler Costume Co. Inc. 1866
Silverman. lsidore and Samuel
d. Hoffman. .................. 174s5
SDarra, Maria-M. Flttarello.... 3l0.2t
Segal, Abraham (S s. Hat Frame
Co)-M Friedman ct al. 1921
Same-M. Friedman ct al ....... 499.5t
Szirtes. Louis-Kruskal & Krus-
kal. Inc. .............. s5l.4t
Schoemberg, Charles c. J.
schwartz ........ ..-......... $500
SCHWARTZ, Max. and Jacob Ler-
ner-Mezkin. Fine g. Co. Inc. s52.8t
Treuville Club OF Long Beach
Aaron Bucho baum Co,.-.-..... 2.7os27
Nitale. Alfonso-l Re
peat Co ...-..... ............ 3l4.5c
Warren. Frank S.-Elare Realty
Co, Inc. .................. 4f4e.
Yawgi, Mills, Inc c.............,.. 25.4S
In Bronx County
Behernlan, Israel--Castle Co.,
Inc ..................... sss72t
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Switch Would Weaken Position

-Quesuon-Would you advise the switch
Ing OF B. o. convertible 4hs into ST.
Louis & San Francisco adjustment 6s?
Kindly give me an opinion on the fol-
lowing; Virgi inia-Carolina Chemical pre-
ferred. Bethlehem Steel Per cent. Y. s.
Rubber.-F- Il. L.
Answer-lf you change from B. & o.
convertible Az per cent bonds to St.
Louis & San Francisco adjustment per
cent bonds you weaken your investment
position. You may obtain a higher
yield over period of years, but the
latter is not so we'll secured. All OF
the preferred stocks you name are en-
titled to GOOD ratings, in our opinion
There is really very little to choose
among them.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
BUSINESS VS.
Improved Trade Sentiment.
Not Much Else, Is Expected
Lack Of Buying May
Force Taking Losses

with retail prices not yet
broadly rejecting the cuts an
nounced by manufacturers, what
the effect Of the consumers in
difference will be is anybody's
guess" says The Monthly Review
Of the Federal Reserve Bank of
Boston.
"lt may result. in dealers feel
ing obliged to liquidate present
stocks even at the risk of taking
losses in some cases in order to
bring in, fresh funds with which
to buy new goods when offered at
lower prices.
"On the other hand, too pro-
tracted s.bstention from buying
may defeat it's own purpose by
leading to an accentuated de-
mand at time when stocks are
low, and thereby bring recur-
renee of rising prices"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
German Internal Bonds
Quoted in dollars per 1000 nark
Pacific Gas and Electric
Reports Gain i'm Revenues

The financial statement Of the Pa
cihc Gas and Electric Company for the
twelve months ended September 80, dis
closed net income after operating
expenses, taxes and depreciation, of So.
790,027 as compared with s9.137,963 for
the preceding twelve months. Gross
income showed 1887 ,222, an increase
Of $7,115,538.
Net income for the month Of Sep.
tember amounted to s876,6S2 against
s617,621 for the same month Of last
year. Balance for dividends totalet
$337,265.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Commercial Credit

Predictions by bankers Of easier
money in the near future have not yet
mnterialized so far az the commercial
money market is concerned Rates
continue to hold around per cent
for the better class of paper. The
volume of business moving is fairly
heavy. Reports yesterday that the
Treasury is planning to offer new
issue Of certificates Of indebtedness
n a slightly lower interest basis, al
though unconfrmed attracted wide
spread interest
Bankers acceptance rates, quoted
yesterday by the American Acceptance
Council, were:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Nafiona! Cable and Conduit

The ational Gable and Conduit Conn
pany, Inc, reported yesterday net sales
for nine months, ended September 80,
Of s11,11G,889 an increase of $4,039,-
843 Total income, after deducting
arces for interest and depreciation, was
S197,614. an increase Of $599 ,s65 Deficit
was S289, 1923. a decrease Of S569.86b.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Curb Tone Heavy :.
As Election Fails
TO Arouse Buying
Result Without Influence in
Market and Declines i'm
Many Stocks Arc Record
ed; Trading Listless

Failure Of Senator Haxinx's victory
to awaken buying interest on the out
side market caused a slight reaction in
listless trading yesterday. A heavy
tone prevailed most Of tho day as a
result Of the absence Of = general de-
mand for. stocks.
The fact that many professional
operators refused to take aepcsition on
the buying side caused some comment.
Oil stocks, as rule, were weak, and
even Standard Oil Of Indiana found
little support at IT'S. Despite the pros
pect of a 150 per cent dividend, the
stock eased off ID points under Mon
days last price to low for the day
Of ITO. Industrials were fairly steady,
but rather inactive. .-,.....-...
Bonds ruled strong most Of the day,
with several small net advances re-
corded, and with one or two exceptions
all Of the domestic issues were, higher.
Most of the foreign bonds continued
in good demand.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Widow Should Prune Her Lisr

question: am a widow, sixty years of
nvsstments which arc % barely bay "0el"s enough non +"
Keep me. cannot AFFORD to lose any. I
wa want , your advice l haye $1,000 bond. 7
I have 81. 900 in Cities Service ei preferred r"I
1900 IN American Hide and Leather pre-
terred, s2.ooo In American Can ny preferred, red
*l,oOO In New Jersey Fire Insurance Com
pany OF Newark. $1,000 in Central Leather
preferred. and I viii have about $40 900 to
invest soon. Now. what | would like to
know is. what is the standing of those
Of sonSs hs ooM Wha
sit being paid when due and is It ant
tos,sy to pay any divldends7 And tho stocks
mo to hold them or had I better sell any
or az OF them and buy others in their
PLACE. Which would seem to be safer
ouy which VIII bring In the neighborhood
about October 1?-(Mrs.> A. B. G.
Answer--With the exception Of Amer
lean Can preferred. New Jersey Fire
Insurance Company and Central
Leather preferred, We do not regard
your investment as being the grade
q woman like yourself should hold,
IN view Of the fact that you
are dependent upon the income and
cannot afford to lose. There is too
much ueSlrc on the part OF many IN
yestors to obtain a high yield In do
ing this the principal frequently is lost
sight of. If you change your invest
ments. to those Of better grade you will
suffer reduction in income. Yet, un-
der the circum stances. you should
eliminate the speculative from your
capitol Obtain more seasoned securi-
ties. The -Interborough 7 per cent bond
should do better, in our opinion, be-
cause We think the traction situation
has perhaps seen it's worst. Rather
than sacrifice this bond at present
prices it might be we'll TO await fur
ther developments. Instead of Cities
Service preferred, American Hide and
Leather preferred and American Cot
ton Oil preferred it would in our
opinion, be better for a woman in
your circumstances to own the follow
ing: American Locomotive preferred,
Standard Oil of New Jersey preferred,
National Biscuit preferred, Virginia.
Caroline Chemical preferred, Pressed
Steel Car preferred, National Lead pre-
ferred and Bethlehem Steel 8 per cent
preferred. Among these you also
could find suitable investment for your
new funds. All are we'll secured and
seasoned Our counsel is based on
your own statement that you are de-
pendent on the income of your Sc
curities and cannot afford to lose.
Those are your two prime considera-
tions. But do not forget them. Many
investors do.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Mondays s
Butter. Cheese. Egga

e,t ntattter-Itecei s,o2l packages. Cream
sry, higher than extras ID. tS y q Sac. eA-
Lss' 81 score. &c; nrsts. so 20 81 score.
9ese hrsts. IS TO SO score. T@ &c.
ss.conds. SO to ST score 4OQ45c. lower
sSaoes. Ss q Ssc. Danish casks. 500 5Sc;
ss.sted higher than extras. sbWo Wobc
toa.s 6S9s4C. firsts asa sc, seconds
1--WE state dairy tubs. finest. 500 SIC,
ia ssySu 70 prime. 500 59c. common to tair'
en%tec renovated. extras. +6Q 47c; ladies'
s. s.'sent make. nrsts. 96Q37c, seconds, 359
en-. lower grades. $40 32c: packing stock,
onnnt ornt make. No. !. $50, No. ,. 32c;
grades, % q sic.
.svahaeesc--Receipts. 1912 boxes state.
NJ milk. held nsts. specials, ID. 261
80 ,severage run, 2+9 2bc; fresh specials,
SSsess, 2oQ2liac, twins. held specials,
s.gSsz'ac average run "a q 25c wisconsin.
RI sH wins. 25W 26c. single Daisies. held.
5aVEssc, double Daisies. held, 2t y
49, Young Americas, held 97 Il a IS i4c;
ehnissS held specials, fsT20c. prime TO
I'VE, los ,'sc; .air to good, ia l4i.c
rer grades l0c
r,,tsSs-Receipts were lo,235 cases Fresh
Srs,"''ed extras. dozen. 76@77c: extra
sss,s ~ i5c. hrsts osT &c; seconds 90 u
rhoii.oa .orties, No. !. 4SG soc; checks. fair TO
na,SSs. dry. 40G4<c; refrigerator special
rs,s fancy, $50 SIC, iirS, bSia q SO a c
hsnn....r .rennsylvanls and nearby Western,
i:seaanssy i:ea whites mrs, 70 extra hrsts, ss44g
a.. "a, Pscinc Coast. white. extras. oa9ssc
gxsa@. nIsts, soc; frsts. s2Gssc medium
"a ssg35c; small s5 s597oc,. other Western
a. spB' 'hern .oslscrSsl whites e.qcs5c;
80 ~ To- - rsHafa ana n4srby Western
..sEse Ff nrp'Tns extra. sodt SIC: gathered
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Investment
Information,

Q"estions Of general interest to in-
csstors w1ll DO answered In this col
umn. IN Which case only initials .oill
Do used. Others sUill Dc amswered BY
,no". Address oil inquiries, tncios-
tno stamped, addressed envelope, to
financial Editor, Tho Tribune, ISI
Nassau Street, New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
S.r+b.vn Snot Mnrkets-CSalve

Southern Spot NnrKets----75 aIVcsrUn ouIer,
unchanged az 2125c: sales. 36s0 bales.
Vew Orleans steady unchanged at 2c.7bc;
sales ls7a Mobile nominal, unchanged
al pic; sales nil. Savannah quiet, rs points
lower AT 81 75c. sales 1851. Baltimore NOM
mai so points higher at 92c sales NIL.
Augusta quiet so points lower at 2l.6oc: :
sa'es IL Memphis steady, unchanged at
o1c. sales 1900 st. Louis steady. un
changed at 2lc; ga leg NIL Houston steady.
80 poiats lower at 2o.75c sales. 5.ooS baies-
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at &c; sales
Sfo Dalia. steady. 30 points lower at
% es. sales nil Fort " orth steady, 40
nnints lois-r AZ u. 6Oc. sales. $50.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04

rs %wH sS- anu mixed colors, graded extras
'o~ ''c' hrsts TO extra hrsts. es@D76c.
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Live beef. fair to ~so'
prime, 100 lbs 81 5OnlS2a ein Oon1s =
Drcsse d beef ~ ~ S- ~ .
sides. lb . IAN "a 1Ka &c
Live veals. com '0
mon to prime
100 lbs. .. l%oomis ,soo - 90 "A
u es d veal - SV ~-'Oo
city ib. ..... 226 al o9m %
Live ewes, 100 900
IDA. ....... $500 IN ooA n
Dressed mutton, VV~ o''o
city lb .... loo 1s ION ,e
Live lambs fair 'i'
10 prime, 100
IDS ......... 13.00015oN 1g0oA1s no
Dressed lambs A''VV" 1 o. w
city, h.. 25N az ,sm oA
Hogs. 100 lbs. I%c56D11Ss Lax
Dressed hoka ~ " ~
bacon. ID. -. .c2@.2aN onx o,,t
Ness pork. bbl. soo0diaIoo az x ~'-A -
Moss beef bbl 10. 0o62o M "a onm,. "A
Lard. Middle N'""w "''''
West, 100 lbs. Ip7sM1sss ~ AkMa7 "a
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Nfonda

Coffee futures-After substantial rally
gn reported stronger tone in the santos
market. which carried Dccembe contracts
ap to $40. the coffee market sagged quick
on increased offers from Rio ana the
close showed net declines OF TO 20 points
december sold down to 1855 before n slight
any near the end of trading. The loca
spot market was quiet.
The range OF pricea:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Cottonseed Oil

The market for cottonseed oil was com
paratlvely qu.st and total sales FOR the
day amounted to 800 barrels Prices
were easier under scattered liquidatlon due
to the action Of cotton ana lard. althoug Il
toward tne close ihrre was a partial re
covery and final quotations were to 13
points net lower.
The range OF prices follows;
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

PETITIONS in % ssnAsup,ey @ n,ed ron4, yss'ereas sss
as follows:
IRA FoX-Involuntary petition against
Ira Fox silk jobber, 32s Fourth Avenue;
labilities So 900 assets assets 5000 5000
voluntary petition against the Trimole-
Burgess Company, export and import
brokers. s12 Broadway.
petition against Bra!f & BraT. Inc. 142 to
l46 West Twenty first Street; liabilities,
$4,000, assets, $4,000.
FINK -FE!GES- -SCHIFFMAN & GEWITz
involuntary petition against William
Fink. Fred Feiges. Harry schffman and
Max Gewitz manufacturing furriers. trad
ing rs Fink-Feises- Schiffman- & Gewitz.
JOSEPH SOLOMON-Voluntary petition
by Joseph solomon: Testred. II Attorney
Tb.NEBECK DRESS MANUFACTURERS
COMPANY. .INC.-Involuntary petition
against the Tenebeck Dress Manufacturing
Cohen, Augusea-lnter. r. T. Co... IS.
Levy. Edward E-A. Danzig 1T al 1919. II
McHpgh, lIarry-M. Weirsten.., s5sl
shapiro; ssolomon-Benn, Huber
schramm, Otto An. Y. s Har-
wyinsts.n, sm sis1 5ossphS ~ $ sin ct Al isoi5
Waje. Henry C.-state Industrial
wiison. nsor william B-M B. wilson 'sS.so ssso
S%paay pi sooS sssets
MAX LINER-yoIuntary petition by
Of dresses. 5s East Fifteenth Street: liza
bhtties S3,1f1; no assets
JULIUS Observation-Disclosures petit
ton against Julius Birnberg. dealer in
furs 1855 West Twenty eighth Street
MODERN CLOAK COMPANYLInvolun-
tary petition against Samuel Sokolosky.
manufacturer, trading the Modern
Cloak Company 2T4s Third Avenue, liza
bilities s., 1000; assets 81, 900.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptcy
We're appointed yesterday IN the United
states District Court.
FRANK \. GOSS-Judge Mayer appoint
ed Joseph : johnson receiver for Frank
A Goss restaurateur, l2s East 14th st.
trading as the Academy Lunch. with a
DiAMoND WAIST CO. INC.-Judse
Mayer appointed Ezra P. Prentice receiver
for the Diamond Waist Co, Inc, manu-
-facturer 1914 West 2lst st. with a bond
OF $4,000. Liabilities. $40, 900. assets.
$4,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedule. In ba ankruptcv fled Yesterday
in The United States District Court we're az
follows:
F'ENIG BROTHERS-schedules Of David
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Decline in Refined
Sugar by One Compon,

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany announced a reduction in it's list
price to II cents, less 2 per cent for
cash. yesterday as continued shrink
age in demand was noted. The new
figure is q decline of / cent and just
half the previous list price. Other re
liners prices were unchanged. Raw
sugar was at standstill. and futures
closed 81 to 50 points lower as q re
suit Of the lower spot market.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Great Northern Ore-Maxwell Common


Questior-Kindly give me some tnforma-
tion regarding Great Northern Ore, now
selling at 81, anj Maxwell Motors, selling
at 3ta to 1T. s
Answer-Great Northern Iron Ore
Properties are trust owning stocks in
various companies. 1t leases it's prop
critics for various terms and does no
operating itself, at present The COM
pany makes public its income account
only once a year. For 1919 the amount
available for certificates WAS IS, 5,750,63
Distribution to holders of certificates
was $6,000,000. We do not regard the
certificates as a Conservative invest
ment Maxwell Motors Company and
Chalmers Motor Corporation plans for
consolidation have been formulated
They provide for the obtaining Of S15,-
10000 new money through a syndicate.
which has agreed to purchase Class A
and stocks of the new company. We
regard the stock as speculative.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Cotton Statistics


Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton in noder~
ate demand and i6 points decline from
Monday lniddhng. lG.33d; sales, 5000
bales tAmerican. 1000 bales), Imports,
II 0O0 bales (aN American. Futures
opened quiet unchanged to points de-
cline. compared with Tuesday; closed easy
"a 10 81 points lower; closing bids De
oembe~. IL led, January. 16.old March
l47lG. MAY. l4s1d; July, t4.32d. Man
chester Yarns. moderate demand; cloths
fai business. doing
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
BUYERS WANTS.
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS.
sec per linc. ........... time
tsc per kne. e........... nwes

sKIRTs-An wool pleated velour .plaids
Sceptiona' value; Sss5. large kssor-
zen, of cOlors rrussel Skirt Co. 137
West e5th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
But Pr6hibitionists WIN Run as
Independents.
Certify List of Ten Electors to
PettijOhn Today. {.
PETITIOHS ARE SUBMITTED
Applications VIII Be Canvassed
Before Time Limit Up.
Poor Showing Two Years Ago
Cost Place on Ballot.

Prohibition workers in Kansas who
were unable to place their state ticket
in the field this year have not lost
heart. They have certified to L. j.
PettiJohn, secretary of state, a list of
ten presidential electoral candidates
who will take positions on the ballot
Jas independent candidates.
Because their showing in the cam
paign of two years ago was scarcely
large enough to report by precincts,
the drys lost their right to a state par
ty position on the ballot. In conse-
quence they failed to make nomina-
lions in the August primaries.
Now they will go into the campaign
by virtue of the petition route. A total
of 1850 perfectly good signatures are
necessary to gain an independent
place on the ballot. The petitions
have not been checked in the secretary
of states office, but the applications
will be canvassed within the forty-day
limit for filing of names. Certifica-
ton of names of electoral candidates
was made by ]. Hayden Kershner of
Wichita, chairman of the Prohibition
state committee.
Candidates for elector as filed to-
day include: J. K. Lane. Bird City;
Eugenia F. St. John, Salina; A. L.
ICarlton. PlainvilIe; Emma W. Grover.
Winfield; S. E. Hood, Lyndon; Ella
Dieffenbach, Ransom; E. c. Knight,
Emporia; Sena Hartzel wallace, Kan
sas City; H H. Twining, Ottawa, and
G.. A. Davidson, Americas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. H. wad-
leigh. Telephone 1852 XII or $3.50.

The L. A. II. club will meet Friday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. W. II. WATSON
In Clay street
The Young Peoples and the Adults Mis-
siOnary Study classes of the Third Presby-
terrain church will meet Thursday evening
at Z 80 at the church.
Phyllis Margaret Clements, who had
her tonsils removed Monday morning, is
getting along nicely. The child is the
daughter of AIR. and Mrs. y. E Clements
Of Ohio avenue.
The Helping Hand class of the Seward
avenue Baptist church met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Puett
in Twiss avenue. Those present were /.
Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Saylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Vim. Glenn Mr.. and Mrs. Puett, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Snyd der. Mrs. ". l. Jury, Miss Pru-
dence Jury Miss Wilma Glenn and Mr..
VIII Puett.
The Agoga class of the Seward avenhe
Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. Leslie Goodrich In Wilson
avenue. -Theguests present were: Mr.. Ed
gar Bender. Mr.. Harvey Hines, Mr. John
Holm. Mr.. Wendell Taylor. Mr.. Chas. VIII
liams, Mr.. Henry Bergen and the Rev. W.
/. Cole.
Mrs NJ Stiviscn has returned to her
home in Lyndon, Kan. after spending
few days the gdest Of Mrs. c. E Coed
Heh in Wilson avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases of influ-
enza often lead to pneumonia and
other serious complications. They say
that every cold should receive i'm
mediate attention and that the first
step in the treatment is to make sure
that the liver is active For this pur-
pose Calotabs, the perfected, nausea
less calomeI tablets are the surest,
best and most agreeable laxative.
One Calotab at bed time with a
swallow of water-thats all. no salts,
no nausea, and no upsetting of the di-
gestion and appetite. Next morning
your cold has vanished, your liver is
active, your system is purified and re-
freshed and you are feeling fine with
a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
what you please-no danger
For your protectiOnA Ca1otabs are
sold only in original sealed packages,
price thirty-five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
and are authorized TO refund the price
if you are not delighted with them
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
How to Have Pretty
Natural Looking CurIs

StrsiGB., Iank hair is becoming to but
few women and there's no excuse now for
anyone looking hOmely aud unkempt on
that account Those who have foresworn
the curling iron because Of the damage II
docs by drying and breaking the hair wiz
be glad 20 hear that the simple silmerine
method %ti5 produce 4 far better and pref
tier effect. without any tnjurious- result
whatever IL just a small quantity be ap-
piled with a clean tooth brush before do
ing curls and waves will be ia evidence IN
three hours, and there will be nothing
streaky, sticky or greasy about it..
few ounces Of liquid silmerfne, OBJ
tainable at any drug store, will prove a
welcome addition to many n dressing table.
1t is best applied by dividing the hair into
strands and moistening each OF them sep
arately from root to tip. The beautiful
wavy effect will last for considerable
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