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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
! nv r. Al. MCKENZIE

~ vreli4known special correshoua
NO has just returned from an
IS1bnlve tour Of North America
4 idea. Ian si.---Where are they
~ from Tendon was never 80
80. From Plymouth to Aher-
prcvincisi cities are ourssl'as
lf bounds.
4 new invasion of England mrs
tfId our own people are coming
~ from the ends Of the earth.
Il [1kN word has gone out that 'he
|3fi5 er al, today make decent nv
Aere. and adventurous Souls wfsn
S6 themselves IT, win better ior-
overseas are bringing their emu
~. hsszsae again Ia share In the gold
seY1ascs OF our new England
n3Sinnd has be~efne To them the
|5SlS ss,f pronasse. ard mon are hurry
~ AAck TO shere its new wealth.
3WYWm yermision in liberia 10 Wes
SKs3na aid entrants are reading on
anhfre operatives who are fsAa f.
riche~. of Cardiff men who nave
xde millions in ships. OF BTadtofa
1NlNunbers who have to sit ns la'n
I nfaht thinking out ways 10 spcFa
1<1r new found wealth
4 yerywhere in America I saw Signs
tS41xi. new movement. There WAS OF
r new movement There was an
duH In the Canadian Rockies. A
aftnfo editor asked me anxfo1ssy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
AT The Theatres

flnntfnGRd from Page ! I've J
Adventures of kathlyn'' where she
made lions, tigers and leopards obey
her VIII This present act is a won
derful test of Princess OIga's nerve
from the moment she enters and eN
its from the den. All tbs stunts
characteristic of wild animal act
are performed including the feeding
OF raw meat to the leopards, Olga 3
emar kable success in handling this
group Is amazing, when YOU consider
! the leopard Is considered the most
. treacherous and hardest of all the
, feline eronp; tn educate.
THE CASEY JONES' MEN
Tho Lightnns arc a merry duo of
tmen who have a brilliant HE of
comedy talk in their skit called
Comedy and Songs" They have
singing and dancing numbers that
are, also built on comedy lines. Their
brand of hunor il of broad and
sure~fre sort. Their dancing is &C.
centric. and. while they harmonic
very we'll. their songs are all comedy.
Among the song hits the Lightons
have written are Casey Jones.
Steamboat Bill" "F'rantie and John
ME. He Done Me Wrong" etc. etc
Vaudeville as you like il is song
dance and patter, These are the an
! giles of the triangle. that makes the
twoa day NadeIi and Toilette sing.
dance and chat and do all three, as
YOU like II. This IL why they bill
i themselves. Vaudeville AS You Like
1t"
Accompanying each of the vaude-
ilville shows there will be supple
mentary exhibition of motion picture
/, features.
DOckncn Strike i'm Bombay
/ Bombay. Jan 3n.-~-Five thousa nd
] dockyard workers here have struck
/ for an increase in wares
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01

Dockmcn Strike i'm Bombay.
Bombay. Jan. 3n.---F'ive tirousa nd
dockyard workers here have struck
for an Increase in wages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Hunger Draws British
to tie Land Of Their Birth in
Record Breaking Numbers

what had learned of the real facts
OF the return OF the British frpn his
city
THOUSANDS SEEK HOMELAND.
In New York shipping men told me
that they had enough applicants for
second and tliird-class passages to III
their boats 10 Europe for three years
ahead
/ But did not realize fully what the
rev movement meant until | found
myself on a giant Canadian Pacific
liner travelling from Montreal to
Liverpool, 1t was packed
Emigration has entered on new
stage, Formerly families went away
to Canada and the United States to
remain for good From now on we
are going To have an enormous inter
change Ut pUpuiation-werkers going
to Canada and other domininns for
year or two. then returning home ilist
rs they move from one part OF Eng
land 10 another.
Children gwarnef everywhere on
onr boat There ~are many Young
couples in the thirties with families
"f four or five returning home 10 re-
settle here
CARRY WEALTH ON RETURN.
F. F hey ftarf t-u-rr out ysarv- tpf5rs
10 Canada, and rost Of them has. done
well. Thcy had arrived by steerace
and were returning by saloon. AT
the first sign that England had well
come and work For them. they had
torn m their stakes and were retrac-
ing their tracks
Here was "a young mother with her
brood ~ five-4a baby in arng. three
little girls with their wetl-brushed
hair. and sturdy boy OF ten in home.
spunS
we have been in Canada for
twelve %ears" she said. But when
'he old firm in BIRMINGHAM sent word
that they were expanding and wished
my husband could help them, we did
not hesitate for a minute
CANADA coon TO Us
canada Is good enough and it has
been very good 10 us. We won't get
SO much money In England Hut
think what it il to BE home again'
Nc more so degrees below zero on
winter days; no more having to keep
IN" children shut up In hot rooms hc-
eanse of the cold: no more great sum-
suer heat: Just our nice soft, lovely
old England again. We know how to
snnreciate II now II Is really for the
chlldre1 we have come back now that
England IL going to give the worker
a chance
Near her was hurry. red~faceff
hard listed man. who, one would hav,
said. had not an ounce IF sentiment
IN him. We started talking Of Ion
don, and he told me OF his old home
I'm Highhury
Canada taught me lot" he said.
Il was pretty helpless kid when
went out. but had to buck to or
starve. ] left London because I sew
no chance Of making more than thirty
bob week. ! learned more In the
first six months on the Pacific raa q,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
A Sale of Winter Suits
$500 and $3.50

Needless to say, the prices extraordinary, as
they speak for themselves.
Every suit is high-class man tailored garment silk
lined. the seasons smartes models All desirable coors
This is Clearance Sale of all remaining suits We
advise early selection. The quantity is limited.
Second Floor, West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Separate Skrts---Spring Modes

The charm of the fabrics only reason for the great
favor predicted all quarters for the Skirt
and adaptabty proclaim loudly being universally
liked and for business street sport and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
ROOM FOR ME NOW"

Now | have sold up, and am 60
Ing to bring some of the push and go
~ canada into my life in England.
lhere was no room for a man like
me before. There is now. and /
will be able to save more in England
than could in Canada"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Unusual Charm Marks the
New Suits for Spr

Clever styles worked in fabrics increase their
graceof line all characteristic Of the New coming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Spring Charm and Sunshine

alike food the apparel displays of this store and
interesting New Silk are quite INADEQUATE Of
preston of their appeangncs However, you Silk
Frocks will be greatly favored for spring The diversity
materials the glorious colorings, plain and pld together with
The attractive NODES viii Of pleasure behold
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Spring Styles Emphasize a Nero
Era of individuality in ORES.

One of the interesting features of all app
is the desire for pronounced individuality and originality
Women no longer feel that they required to il
through at the dictates of the designers to- pus
radical style.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
The Miricle Of

tContinued from paa.s Eighty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
All Furs 1910 to $50 Off

Eur Coats, Capes, Stoles, Scarfs and Muirs in all
the seasons popular pes.
The sale Of Furs is made possible only by the fact
that It Is policy not to carry Furs from season
to another.
This will be splendid opportunity to select your
Eurs for next winter at half the price you win
have to pay. Second Floor West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Can | Do
Your
Cleaning?

! am looking for a
steady job to do house
cleaning. | come we'll
recommended from many
of the best families in the
city. / can do more work
than any two maids you
ever had. | do not keep
company, am always home
attending the house, al
ways willing and capable,
no matter how heavy the
work may be; / do not stir
I'D a cloud Of dust all over
the house, and | clean
thoroughly; am never sick
or away on Vacations; i
aat very little-a few cents
a week will keep me, as |
ask no wages; am willing
to sleep in a closet; am
light complcxioned, we'll
built for hard work and
endurance. I am easily
handled. A child can boss
me.
Make me prove these
facts by giving you a free
home demonstration - !
.,,,,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30

tingea doua degete in ca 81 trasea,
cu vadita multamire, tabac pc mas
ridicind in sus sprIncenele-i cu col
turi, deasupra ochilor sal mici. al
hastri, blinzi, buni 81 pllni de ne
vinovata viclenie.
= Anaftima 81 afurisit sa fie.
cucoana Marioara. cine-a mai ju-
ca concina cu d-ta, zicea cucQnu
Ionita sculindu-se de pc scaun 70,
la fata 81 minios.
= La nu te mai afurisi alta. GU
coane lonita, zicea cueoana Ma
rioara. cu anrlfe zimbet pentru a.
.semenea imprejurari, ca parca tx
vad acu sarind pIrlazul lar inna-
poi Gu alta pareche de carti; ia We
ri, mai bine cind ii veni, de mai
descarca de greutate eel par har-
buzesc din fundul gradinii, care
sa cada la pamint, siiracul, si-i pa
eat.
= Pere l.. ba til mas pune poi
ia n cuiu, cucoana Marlorica !.
Sarea pirlazul 81 Sc ducea acasa
Dar peste un ceas, numal Gel
vedeai pc cuconu lonita ca sc in.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30

inca lHal are U)fdA Sit ,iillfcpc cc a.
re sa zica lumea! -.
Vino-ti in. fire, ia fence 81
nu te face de rIsul lumii. -.
- De ris?.. Eu?.. Eu is fence
cinstit; mangositule, zicea cucoana
Catinca, batindu-si mindra Gu
pumnul in pept 81 intocmindu-sl
lnai.bine tulpanul .peste gura; mic
nu mi-o scIrtiit nimeni rsa pima n
ziua de astazi, cum o scirtii tn la
altele, berbantule! Er, is fence elm
stita, ma, so stii tn asta della mi
ne!...
ST, in mod solemn 81 a,2cnintator
totodata, rldica in acr, spre 1nta-
l-irc, aratatorEl scurt 81 grasulin al
dreptei sale de asemenea scurte 81
grasulii. ).
- @! mincati-ar ciinii cinstea 81
tear trasni toaca sf1ntului HE din
ceriu, vipera GU seaptc limbi!. ..
ST cucom Ionita intra in casa,
lar Cucoana Catinca in bordeiu.
ST din ziua aceia, nimeni nu mai
vazu pc cucoana Catinca; eel multi,
daca Stefan orr Smaranda zareau
seara, prin 1ntuneric un fel de mo-
mie mototol in usa bordeiului GU
coanei Oatmeal. Era tocmai D-neei
tupilata 81 Gu ochii tintita cind la
poarta cind la pirlcaz, pindea pc
cuconu Ionita end vine 81 Gle unde
vine...
ST din ziua aceia, cuconu Ionita
Isl sorbea cafeaua regulat, Gle cum
sd crapa de ziua, pc scara de sns a
cerdacului, dirigiuind, pentru ziua
| intrraga, rostul gospodariei sale.
ST gospodaria lui cuconu Ionit5
lIrisanti era una din cele mai We
SIT" ala tlrgnlni.
ST altfel nici nu putca sd fie
| pentru cuconu Ionita tot eel in
cunjura ayea suflct 81 simtire; c,l-
coana Catinca sti,lse asa dc bine sa-
81 creasca copiii, Gu att venin po-
| negrise pe tata in ochii lor, incit Sc
trezi cnconu Ionita, intro buna di.
mineata, strain in casa sa. Ramase
omul inmarmurit 81 Gu inima sfari-
mata, lar cucoana Catinca, cu cit i
vedea mai. bodor1t sub povara chi
nurilor sufletesti, Gu att isl sim.
tea veninul mai indulcit. :. decit
cuconu Ionita era din acei oameni
asezati la minte 81 la simtire, care
pentru a potrivi masura, aruncS
tot ce gasesc in cumpana amaruri
lor vietiii: 81 cuconu Ionita arun.
case tot ce gasise: cafenea, concirla
bors Gu chitici, pere harbuzesti pir
laz, musteti rasucite, ciobote LII
struite, pc Marta Gu toate oualt
din poeata, Gu toti porumbacil $
GU toate boghetele 81 pc deasuprs
tuturor, pc Stefan cu Gheioera.
{C0ntinuare ne pdg. 5. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30
Cuc0llu IOnita HriSanti

ara. III ItNUISuiI Il LOIllbI. g1u-
sui cucosului S auzea. nu s'auzea
la ceaS hotarit, dar glasul lui cuco-
nu ionita lrisanti, nIci odata nu
dadea 9res. de indata ce incepca a
sc lngIna zlua cu noaptea 81 end,
inca. nu Sc afla pc drum nici t.
penie de ON. .
- Stefane... -.
81 dintr 'un bordeiu in pamint,
tocmai in fundul ograzii largi. a.
coperlte peste tot cu larba verde,
marunta 81 curata, Stefan rasarea
somnoros. 81 scurt, gros, batrin
81 indcsat. cum era, al fl zis ca mai
dcgraba sc da de-a dura, dc cit ca
alcarga iute spre cerdacul Gu scarf
de piatra. de unde-l strlga cuconll
lonita Hrlsanti.
- la da drlmu Gioenli. ma Ste
fame, 81 scoate-i apa proaspata; We
ri numai sd flp tcica curata.
81 pima ce Stefan sd curete teica,
s;l scoata apa 81 sa dea drumul Clio
nil. fata din casa aducea cafeaua.
- La du-tc in polata, ia Marta,
zlcea cuconu lonita fctei din casa,
81 veZi de nu cumva so ouat VI o
galna. si-mI ada oule Incoace.
ST pima ce Marta SD Sc duca in
poeata, sd vada de so ouat vr o
gain;i 81 PIMA sal aduca toate QUA
lo pc numar, cuconu Ionita Isl min
tuia de sorbit cafeaua. stind jos.
pc scara Gle sus a cerdaculni 81 pri-
veghind la lndeplinlrea poruncilor
sale.
= Ia vezl, mai Stefane, de prin-
deti Gu Marta dol pui si-i dati
Smatandel. sa-mi faca astazi bors
81 Guiana nllmai vedeti sd nu cum
Va sami prlndeti pc porumbacu
orr vr'o puica bogheta, ca va spin
zur, auzit-ati vol?
81 tot rostul gospodariei. pentru
zlua intreaga, il regula cuconu To-
nita, de cu rcvarsatul zorilor; cacl,
peste ri, de dimineata pima la
pr1nz 81 de dupa prinz pima la ma
sa. orr Sc ducea la cafeneaua din
uhta mare, unde avea partlda de
concina cu domnul Stefan. pisalt
yestlt la strana cea mare della ST
George. sau cu Manuc. armanul,
Gel Gu barba neagra 81 lunga, ori
mai scurt, sarea pIrlazul din fun
dul ograMl 81 trecea la Protopop
ulfde, de asemenea, Juca concina
Gu cucoana Marioara, protOpopo-
aea. fence vestita pentru intelep-
Guinea, gospodaria 81 stiinta eli a.
supra 1ocului de concina. Sc jul
ra. nu-i vorba, Sc afurisea, ell. cu-
conu Ionita. Cd n are sa mai joace
concina cu cucoana Marioara. :.
Da. ti-ai gasit -. NJ trecea III
ceas 81 numai eel vedeai pc cuco
nu Jonita Hrisanti, ca sare pirla-
znl -.
- La sa vedem cucoana Marioa
ia. al sa ma hati $ 'acu?
Si scotea din buzunar o perech,
de carti noua 81 nejucate, abuse de
acas;.
Degcaba !. Cucoana Marioar;
parca avea spiridus; gicea, far;
grcs, cind avea cuconu Ionita II
nina concina cea mare sau cea mi
ca 81 asa potrivea datul JOS al car
tilor, ca totdeauna lie lua; cit de
spre spatii, cuconu Ionita n ave;
nici odata mai multi de sase, lar Gu
coana Marioara nici odata mai pu
tin de sapte! Haul eel mare, insi
era, ,c1nd fantii lui cuconu Ionit
ramineau mofluA; 81 ramineau me
fluzi maj intotdeauna -. La ast
menea imprejnrari, numai' &c al
zeai strigind pc Protopopql Geel
&c, batrlnul, care statea rastlrns
in fundnl patulni.
Brava! Marioara! Brava !.
Sal ramii pc crlconu Ionita, Cd I
esti mai mestera de sit D'tnng
Stefsn 3 deAn Mannc armann;
Ei batfnd Ia spete, Gu palma il
treasG, tsbaeB = desehidea, 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30

toarce ca alta pareche de CART 81
Gu buzunarile doldora de pere har-
nuzesti...
Cinema pc cei septe copii GU
coanei Marioarei 81 lie dadea la fic-
care cite para -.
-Da mic nu-mi dai, cucoane To-
nita :? Intreba cucoana Marioara.
= Dumitale g.. din gardu RAJ
zoaei -. .
- Iaca, aistea. zicea cuconu To-
nita, scotind din buzunar inca do
ua pere eel mai ramasese, am sd lie
due cucoanei Su!tanei. :.
Oar II apuca cuconu Ionita sd
sflrseasca vorba, 81 eucoana Marioa
ra i lie 81 stergca din nina.
- Mi le sterpelisi, cucoana Ma
rioara, mi lie sterpelisig. -. Fru-
moOoos.. +. tarc frumos!. -. Afc-
rim. coccogea protopopoae! zicea
cuconu lonita GU prefacuta supa-
rare.
= Brava. Marioara, brava! Sc
auzea incuviintind Protopopul Gc-
orge, batrinul, din fundnl patului,
sa i lc lei, ca arc multimc sill sgir
clt. :.
81 sprc da mai mare taric in
cuvllntarll, tragea tabac, ridicInd
in sus sprlnccnele-i GU colturi. :.
81 concina Sc sfirsia lar Gil anaf-
time 81 Gu afurisenii, lar ell carti
noua 81 ell pere stcrpelite, lar c,l
bravo 81 Gu tabac, lar cu sprlncene
in colturi ridicatc in sus.
Ba, citeodata. cuconu Ionita, ca
! sd faca, chipurile, in ciuda cucoa-
nei Marioarei, sc poftea singur la
masa aceasta Sc intimpla, de regu-
la, end, dupa miros, prindea de
veste un conu Ionlta, are sd fie la
masa bors Gu chitici de Birlad, pc
care cucOana Marioara stia sal pre-
gateasca ell deosebit mestesug in
oala de lut 81 pentru care Proto-
popul George, batrinul, avea a.
devarata patima.
- Marioara !. :. nnmai eel au-
zeai strigind dela poarta pc Pro
topopul George, batrinul, Marioa-
ra -.
'Si Marioara sta atunci, ca Ion,
argatul, vine in urma, din plata,
Gu chitici de Birlad intro basma
rosie 81 mare.
-Doamne, frate, lar chitici? in
treba Marioara blajin, dar satnla
oarecnm de atitia chitici, pc care
slngura trebuia sal stricneasca GU
multa migaleala, sal spele i'm cite
va ape 81 sal aseze la foe in oala
de lut, dupa regula 'borsului GU
chitici.
i = Baba! striga Protopopul Ge
orge, catra tiganca batrina, sluj
Mica la ell de vr'O treizeci de ami
baba! du-te 81 spune lui conu Toni
ia ca avem la masa bors eli chitic
!fSi incepind a sc desbraca deli
poarta de biubea, de potcap 81 d
colanul eel visiniu Gle catifea c,
paftale de argint, ajungea in cas-
numai in antereu 81 Gu capul gol
stergindu-si sudoarea de pc frun
te GU basma de matasa inflorit
81 mare.
De altfel, poftirea lui cnconu Il
nita era numai asa de forma cat
D-lui era mai totdcanna, bob sos
tor la borsnl cu chitici. :.
Sj Avna fnSs ci cnconn Tnnits Hr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30

Avea, insa, 81 cuconu Ionita Hri-
santi lin mare necaz, dar un necaz,
Gu care, mai la urrna, Sc deprinse-
Sc 81 nu-i mai fnnollra de multa vre
me-: acum. fata lui vesnic senina.
Fra, chipurilc, cuconu Ionita
Hrisanti insurat, iar de nevasta
avea fence posomorita, scuxta
groasa, Gu nasul lung 81 en- tulpa.
nul vesnic adus peste gnra, Ct
facuse, &c dresesc cucoana Catin'
ca, legiuita lui cuconu Ionita, ca
della vreme, numai ce prinsese dt
|. yeste, ca legipitul d-sale, adica Gu
conu Ionita Hrisapti, 2 IN batrir
frumos in puterea cuvintului
| palt, drept, blne Mcut 81 chipes Ii
trup ca lpnsteata alba dar p,ltcr
, i,ica 81 GU fngrijire rasncits, cuco
M Icnita dcsteptase banuelile can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

A 7 a meeting Of the Queens Daugh-
n ters, held during the past week, a
report OF the charity ball given
during January by the Catholic Wom-
en- OF the city was given and the re-
port showed a total OF s1oS3 added
10 the funds as a result OF the ball.
with expenses Of $50. a vote Of
thanks was extended to Mrs j. /
Driscous retiring president Of the
queens Daughters, TO the other Of
ficers OF the organization and 70 all
who assisted in making the ball the
very successful affair that It was
Regret was expressed at the retire
ment Of Mrs Driscol as president.
she having held the office for three
years, during which time she accom-
plished excellent results. The other
retiring officers each Of whom was
commended for her work, including:
Mrs J. E Benton, treasurer: Mrs. ].
T. O'Rourke, vice president and Mrs.
Frank Lyons. secretary
The officers for the coming year
elected at the meeting. include. Mrs.
J. c. Roman. president. Mrs. J. 7. &C.
meets. treasurer: Mrs. z. A. Dow. sec
Rotary: Miss n. c. Doyle, first vice
president: AIRS. /. II. Quesnell. second
vice president
The executive COMMITTEES OF the
Christian Women's Board OF Missions
OF the First Christian church viii
meet On Tuesday afternoon al 3
o'clock with Mrs. r. .. Homau as
hostess, instead OF with Mrs. D. Scott
Johnson, president Of the c. ". 3. H..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Queens Daughters Elect New Officers;
SIO83 Made On Recent Charity Ball

with whom the meetings are usually
held on the second Tuesdays In each
month
The missionary society OF the First
Baptist church VIII meet on Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the church
parlOrs with Mrs J. h Smith as
leader. The subject for the meeting
Is Americanization. The program fol-
lows:
Hymn. prayer and scripture lesson
by Airs. G. IL Orr talk. What Is
Americanization2" Mrs smith; talk,
why Is Americanization Necessary. %
Mrs Tom Lea and Mrs P. NJ Rig
don; talk, How Is INSTRUMENTATION
Achieved" Mrs. G. P. Putnam; talk.
The Tragedy Of Americanization. 4"
Mrs E II Rumseyi song, Mrs p v.
PEARSON closing prayer.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the study circle OF the Council OF
Jewish Women will be held at Temple
Mt Sinai on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock The following program VIII
be given: Current Events; paper re-
view OF "Out Of the Shadows by Mrs
Harold Potash; paper, review Of Con
nisby," Mrs Max Mayer discussion
by members
Mrs. J n. Wellborn was hostess to
the Wednesday Afternoon Embroidery
club at the home Of Mrs Jack
Whitaker. 371S Oxford street, last
week The club viii be entertained
by Mrs Cantmann, 1912 Nations
avenue on Bebruarv Isl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Every druggist in U. S. in
structed to refund price
while you wait at count
er if relief does not come
within two minutes.
Delightful taste, immediate
relief, quick Warm-up.

The sensation Of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au-
thoritatively guaranteed BY the labora-
toriesi tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed BY the high
est authorities, and proclaimed BY the
common people as ten times as quick
and effective as whiskey, rock and
rye or any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, 80 all
you have to do to get rid Of that cold
IS to step into the nearest drug store,
hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
Of Aspironal and tell him to serve you
two teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon
fuls Of water in a glass. With your
watch in your hand, take the drink
at one swallow and call for your money
back in two minutes if you cannot
feel your cold fading away ike a dream
within the time limit. Don't be bash
ful, for al druggists invite you and
expect you to try it. Everybody's
doing it.
When your cold or cough is re-
iieved, take the remainder Of the bottle
home TO your wife and babies, for
Aspironal is by far the safest and most
effective. the easiest to take and the
most agreeable cold and cough remedy
for infants and ehildren.-Adv.