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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
EDITORS PLAN
 TO COME NORTH
As Part of the Summer sersion of the Washington State Press
 Association

The last issue of the Washington Newspaper. Inc official pape. of the Washington State Press Association. has Che following to say about tho newspaper mems excursion trip to Alaska next summer;
 Tho trip to Alaska by steamship. which has been suggested as Che sec- ond half Of tho 1920 summer meet ing of tho Washington State Press Association, was discussed in further detail at Che Eighth Institute
 A committee consisting Of J. c. Kaynor. publisher Of Che Erensburg Record. and N. Russell Hll. business manager Of tho Davenport Times Tribune. was appointed last summer Co survey such a trip and has made Che following report:
 Plans call for a day or a day and half Of business session In Seattle, or elsewhere. before starting north. SO that members who cannot SO may stnl attend Che annual meeting. The itinerary win be Seattle Co skagway and return with many side trips to points of Interest and stops at prin- cipm Alaskan cities. Tho entire cost of tho trip from Seattle is es- timatcd at about S10O. although definite figures cannot be presented before March. Fares on different ex- cursIon lines vary from 800 to $t25. Tho trip will probably be made in July and win require ten days from Seattle and return.
 Points that will probably be in- cluded on tho route are Ketehikan. Petersburg. wrangell, Taku glacier. Juneau. Haincs. sitka. and a visit to one Of Che largest Ash cenneries in one of these cities. There Is also promised a trip over the White Pass and Yukon railway to Che head of the Yukon.
 steamship company officials have offered tholr utmost assistance to Che committee. and it Is expected that arrangements can be made for cooperation from commercial organ Izauons ln Che cities visited
 Mr. Kaynor and Mr. Hill want to hear from an Association members who intond taking the trip Wash mrton newspaper mea will be ac- commodatod Gut and invitations thon extended ta California. Oregon. Idaho and Montana men to the limit of stcamship accommodations
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
SENTENCES GIVEN
 TWO YOUNG MEN
Judge Jennings in District Court Gives Stage and Weatheu Two
 and Four Years

Iut Saturday morning. n the court raome of Che United sotcs District Court at Juneau Judge Robert W. Jennings sentenced N '. .hrn To four years n thc pcu- umuary and Ernest stage Co two ,r.r. u the federal pail on charges of shooting to attempt Co commit aro.nr ol fish and attempt to com- mt grand larceny
 Tho two young mon wcrc found mntv m ms term of court after a Ionr.fourhtout leeal battle Tho .a. ucr. what were known os Che .r.r rac," easos Of last summer Tho specific charge on which Che mon uarc found guilty was come nurI on July g last. whom it was aId Hat hI Woa.hor and Stage on boarI ,nr ras boat Diana. belonging .o Worbcrs mgaecI u a pitched bauue witch lhc cnuory tender For r..tcr and trap valcbmeu at Admir- .Iv Point on Admiralty Island 10
 claimed by Che prosecution thot momb.- of Che crew ol tho Diana
 attempted to uum.date those who wore watching Che trap and dsh .ar br .footue. s' that thcy couid aGr m. fsb nat wore ou Che scow
 Ne. urououucue sentence. Judge Jennings ro.c1sed Che two men on Che ral bonds mu Monday morn ne Lalcr in the day. however a bercb warrant was issued and they were taken into custody and tho bonds misod .o s5.O0o. This money was mot furnished
 The lawyers for fhe defense ,fem Hmry Rodon and O. P. Hub- bard arc preparing papers for am appeal of Che aae to Che United States Circuit Court at San Fran. cisco After notice of appeal h
 given l. win bc uscy chat Che men win be Ia. ou. on appeal bonds
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
PICTURE MACHINE
 DOUGLAS SCHOOL
Pareut-Tcacbcu Decide Co Raise Money to Provide School
 With Feature

At hr meeting Of Che Douglas p.rentrnehcr Association on rucs- Iay evening Ir vas definitely decided by nat body lo raise money to pur- .ra.. a moving picture machine for The uoueIas nubu. school
 Various schemes win be used to
 s. The money Some Of Che ways ar.rea were ae days. dances and ea.lt Ie. Tho Womana Club Nu art ,tc ban rolling with Che eocIp sale tomorrow
 J White. tte speaker of tbc er.une strongly advocated thcpur- .fas. ota machine I'm hIs talk. Hs r..en ua. along educational Iucs Tho program uas
 Blacksmith Song Second Grade children
 Boys uu First and Second Grade Hors
 Story Miss WnnlrcI Fa.rmou
 Address J. White
 Song Mrs W. E Cahil
 Solo -N EHrer cashen.
 erummaI Selection Orchestra
 Tho whole program was much cn- .aycf hr Che crowd present Tho cn- ........ .....T ur u.fr urah
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
SOME INFLUENZA
 YET IN DOUGLAS
Several Families Sdn in Quamn- tine. But No Serious Cases
 Reported

There arc yet a number of casc1 ol muum1a on Douglas Island Mos. 1l thc ga.cs arc in a mild form that pro u the nature Of heavy colds and headaches
 No general quarantine s on Che town bu. a. loon as oaso is roport- cd One house In which Che pot.ou. lives Is lumntuod by city officials and Che hou.o and people in it are Hoatcd
 At thc council meeting of Tuesday Dr. w. 8 Rutherford was confirmed as cy nalh oGIeor and it is cx- reoioI tta. aI casos win bc reported to him.
 Most ol thc eases reported last week hayc recovered and Che new one. arc i'm a large measure among hc native people ou Che beach
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
ON THE LATOuCEE

Colin U Blaine was m town thH week while One roIrhtw lafouahe was unloading coaI at Che city dork
 Colin Is now wuuor or fae La- touche for tbc haata Steamship Company
 Mr. BIam says that ha family s n Seattle and hat both ha children aro attending Queen Anne Hrh school H boy Clarence Is in hr drt ycar high and ha daughter. Donna. in Che second Us nthcr-n| law. David Russell who was for many years blacksmith at Trod- wou. H employed in fho DuthIa shp- ward at Seattle Hc H tho only blacksmith loft out Of a crow of .omctbinr over forty that wera cm ployod ot thc plant
 Miss Jean Russell. who was vort u last year. has now completely rc covered and is m Che very beat O. health
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
PAYERS WINS SUIT

\ The Alaska Dispatch. published IA Seattle says:
 Judgment was entered in a local court during tho week for S6,272.7O i'm the suit Of Tay Byers against A. E Berry. Seattle broker. and Joe Grol. of Friday Harbor. The suit arose over failure Of the defendants to furnish sufficient capital to hn- ance a fishing enterprise at Douglas ,ity.
 "Byers came to Seattle with four witnesses over a week ago. and the mit was vigorously contested in the local court Bycrs is returning to Juneau on the first steamer"
 This suit was over tho cannery hat Bayers was to start last season bn the ferry dock in Douglas. He bent considerable money holding Inc lease and doing Che work on tho .roperty on Che strength of the agreement entered into between him lelf and the defendants. When his hackers refused to fulrn their part if the agreement Bayers was out a tull seasons work and several thou and dollars of his own money.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
SOCIAL DONGs

Mrs I.m.. ChrH'oe was hostess ar Saturday afternoon for a num- hc- of Iuneau and Trcadwe.. ladies' Hrtre va. nayel Nn L s. Fore r won rr rr1e and Miss Ruth stauedr consolation
 Mrs John L.vIe or rraadvc1 one arancd number of rhouc people .t bridge a, her home ou last sa'- urday afternoon
 Tn. silver f.a l.tm at che homo .. tr william I.rmau on Wcinc f., afternoon was very Vel attend al Tho affair Na. for thc Ladies' Gmd ol st LuEes church.
 Mrs Iame. Chrs.oe entertained rrd.r afternoon n. a sewing party I'm honor ol Nr Thomas G Mac Donald Bedt Che sowing there ... u ru. ing contest
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
GOING SOUTH

Oscar Grundlcr plans to leave for hc soum next Monday on the Jeder- .9n to ako a position either at &c., .uIc or Portland with Che Northern lIfe Insurance Company Oscar has .eraiycd a good offer from Che conn 1auy to become connected with Che 1Hco force and has decided to ace .cpt It
 At Che present time Oscar is em- 1ioyed in Che mercantile depart mont of Che Alaska Troadwon Com Dany He win be greatly missed in social and sporting circles. He has 5oon a lender on che Island in many 1l Che activities Of the younger folks in an lines. Ho was not only one of Che leading opponents Of the lass hcrc but has been a baseball ud basket ball player Of great merit With Che loss of both he and Art Iumrand at Che same time. th' rrcmeua baseball team that wa' planned for this season win b' busted" wide open.
 We predict that while Che call O. Inc white ughts has caught 0scai gt present. he win at some future lime be back with us Co "ralll around Che totem pole" and agair rkc part u Douglas Island oct.v fIcs.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
FROM LONG TRIP

Alter having bceu gone for Two months Mrs. Robcr, E. coughlm returned Che fr, part of Che week from a long trp While away Mrs. ronrhn visited friends and rcia- ures iu several Of Che castcrn cities. including Washington. D. c- and N.u York city Ou thc way home sho visited for several weeks m cal- foua. and saw many of Che Doug ns colony n southern California. sac had a most delightful trip and saw d Iot of Che United States.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
SAYS PACK WILL
 ALL BE MOVED
Ketchikan Business Man Returns From Business Trip With Good
 News for Alaska

The following win be Of interest to local folba. Inasmuch as ii cone rorns a former local man. "Bnlie' sehIothan. who at one time was Q machnst employed at Troadwell Nr schlothan Is now in business at Kotch.kan. where he operates a large machine shop. Outside Of Che local interest Che news chat Mir. soalothan brings should be of in- forrest to an Alaskans
 Tho story as taken from thc Ketch- Imu Chronicle follows.
 "Au Of Che 1919 Alaska salmon uaak win be moved before Che 1920 nack reaches the market is the opin- ion of w. T. schlothan, who return. .d Sunday from an extended winter vacation m tbo States
 Mr schlothan said today that ,bo price has been stiGoniug Q ittlo D, late and there have been other marked indications Of am Increased demand.
 zone Of tho chief difficulties In he way Of handling the pack this winter has hoon tho per cent tax which he city Of Seattle hes been collecting on an goods In warehouses hcrc Tho tax has been assessed now and Che dealers feel frec Go Ioa5 mp
 "spoakne of Che gas engine situ- 1uon Mr. schlothan said that pro- ueton Of au standard lines Of on- -nos is at standsun at san Fran 'aco owing to a strike which has .hoou u cGoct there since last Oc- tobcr
 .Ir and Mrs. schlothan have been avay from Kctohikan since last nu They travelled up and down he Pacific coast In an automobile. odr aa for as thc Imperial Valley in Mexico.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
SAYS STEEL WILL
 BE LAID IN FALL
William Gerig Assistant Chief En- encer Of Government Road
 Gives Ideas

william Ccrie. aastnnl chief on- rucor of mc Alaskan Engineering Comm. .on. returned Go hcadWar- tors at Anchorage mst Wednesday auor am absence ol two months nv tbe Railroad Bulletin Mr. Gcr.e suont part Of hIa umc during thc holidays. wItb his mmiy at hIa home n Arudclpbia Arhouas. and a part engaged in business concerning Che Alaskan Engineering Commission
 Mr. Gorie. as mual is overflow nr with cuthu.mm and cannot aco OF find umc to talk about anything except Che continued construction Of Che Alaska government railroad and Che plans outlined for Iu conn plouou.
 "Thc various dopar.won,e of Che Alaskan Engineering Commission . says Mr. Gor.r "are au working m harmony and wien tho nromeod as-
 s,anoc from Washington tha road win bc completed into Fmrbana on scheduled umc
 "Tho work" ho nys 'w.i hes.n early m Che spring and continue late in Che mu." Mr. Gor.eaiao predicts "hat ho laying of atoe' win Doe com plotod during hc faI o- next year and chat Che railroad wIi he In opp. orauon a year later late in 1922
 Referring to the 5oi.ool steel truss to span .hc saua r.vcr at Mile 2cf Mr Gcnr ma ".t win contain if50 tons of brIdeo Heoi an fabricated at Gary Ind. and oc- cordme to agreement ol tho ma tcrlal win be completed by July ] and delivered at susIm by Aurus. .I5. roady for erection
 "hs o he labor s.tuaIon.' com uuucd Mr. Ggr's "my observation in Che States was Chat great amount of work has bcen cw.alol and many people on tHo unemployed Ial bu' Che majority Of Che unemployed seem To hc won supplied Hthmm earned u recent prosperous time" U also observe thot Che co.' Of ir.ur in Che su.c. e equally m meh f not higher thm m Anchorage but tbc couccnm. of opinion seom. to loo hat tbo soaring prices have roechci Che highest pcak
 "I mct several o. the o'l cmmp'or ecs of Ono Alaskan Engineering Come mission in San Fmue.0o Los hn- rolo and soaulc and everyone oN. pressed dc.'re and determination to remru To Au.horce Ono moment navigation onene ir mo. before Por souauy m glad 'o ret I'm harness awu and -c. down to hard wor.'
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
LOST BABY

Prom .H. 5H.''.. Time. or N'I'N s learned -hat Be.a Marie N.s. orce.lro.l daughter O. Mr. and n Abort br.s and sister o' Alice I.ue Ars ol nos Taylor Avenue. .et on March The cause Of death
 mo. given The Imera. was on March c
 Tho parents O. thc uuie one are former Douglas Island people who Ieu her. a couple of years ago to mas. their home at Seattle Mr. ArIs was for several years a ho.st- ing engineer at thc Mexican m.nc
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
COUNCIL MEETING

There was a meeting of Che Doug lasl city council Tuesday afternoon. At tho moodhs tho regular monthly bills were pai dand other business transacted
 lt was brought to the attention of .hc council that owing to Che new low passed by Che last session Of Ono legislature it would bo necessary Co
 mcnd iho election ordinance Co make it road that only ful-nedgod citzons Of tho United States could vote The ordinance win be changed accordingly to conform with th' ucw law
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
CHARGE OF MINE

M S. Hudson. of thiB place, left 9n Che Spokane Wednesday morning for Gypsum. where he win act as foreman for the Gypsum mine in getting that property in shape to op- crate again. after an enforced shut down on account of having been flooded with water A large pump and other supplies for Che mine were shipped to Gypsum on the Spokane.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
HELP BUY MACHINE

The Douglas Island Womanf club win hold Goody salo tomor TOW iu tho downstairs rooms of Che odd Follows han re win be aorr- cI m Che afternoon
 Tho proceeds ol ihe aalc win bo riyen toward bc purchase Of mov- me picture mocl.no for tho Douglas public school rho ladies would ubc to haro a good attendance 20 they can turn over good sized amour. of money Io Che cause
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
TAKING UP RAILS

Tho Trcadwcll Company has had a number of mon employed for aav- eral days taking un Che al'a of Che rauroa dract leading from Troad- wol Co Douglas
 The track was built ,o permit trains from Troaducu to run Go One nwmU for lumber since there H now no slw min I'm nour'w thwc "a no moro need for track so it H being taken un
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
JOE AT PETERSBURG

Joseph Jacob Ros. who for a number oI years was employed at fra Douglas steam Laundry hut lct
 rcui years ago to eo to Seattle. urer. He worked m rhe shipyards s now located aI Petersburg
 Joe arrived In Petersburg a short Hme ago to work for Mr. Hnd Mrs. .ueu York riso formcr Dough-. Islanders The Works now operate .H. steam laundry nt po.crhurr.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
SOON BE HOME

The Museth girls, Agnes. Trina end Mrs. John stoft and two chil- dren. havo lcft California for Alas ka. They were due at Seattle sev- cral days ago and win no doubt be here on one of the first boats ar irving from the south.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
LADIES NIGHT

Friday nights have been dcsignat- cd os ladies' night at Che Treadwoll club bowling alley. Last Friday was tho dmt night Of tho new Inc uoyauon. A number of ladies are taking an Interest iu Che sport and II s thought that some teams win ho organized and a ladies tourna- mcnt started
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
BEEN CUTTING UP

It II. reported Chat Douglas Island folks n s.ltue have been staging Q number of o'd.ume Douglas Island dance. i'm Seattle thia wintor lt Is said fhat thaf aO some Of Che dances a- least hundred former tIassau hlre hcon present at a Hmc
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
LEFT FOR PETERSBURG

Mrs R. c Mathis left on Che Ad- m.ru Evans for Petersburg Che first of Che week. Mrs. Mathis visited in Douglas several times during her several weeks stay on Gastncau Channel
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
CLEREING

Ike wcathcu has taken position as cIcrt In tbo E. F smith drug store Mr. smith has recovered sni- nc.ntly to be able to attend ,o some Of Che store work himself
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
BIG ICEBERG

On. of ,n. largest .cobcres yet soon bere grounded yesterday altor- noon on the ond of Maynower lsi- and There is Che making of many thousands or .cc cream sodas in Che big 1oc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
QUICK TRIP

J. w. Martin took hurried un Go Froshwalcr Bay and hack ha week Nr Martin wen. over in thc Interests Of his saw mIu t1cre.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12
MERCHANT ILL

J. w. Martin is ll at his homo here with an attack Of pleurisy.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-12

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
GREEDY PLAYERS ARE
WEAKENING BASEBALL
AvariCe, Strikes and Gambling
Scandals Hurt Game.
Big League Club Owners May Decide
to Abolish Worlds Series or Di-
vide Net Receipts Among
Themselves in Future.

SO much trouble in baseball has been
caused by the playing of the worlds
series that the big league club owners
may decide either to abolish the games
altogether or to divide the net receipts
among themselves, says a well known
baseball veteran, in Evening Sun.
The players are responsible for the
hostile attitude of some of the mag
mates, who say that the Squabbles over
worlds series shares are cOmmerciaiz-
ing baseball to such degree that
craftsmanship soon may be of no i'm
pO%tanCe.
Greed for gold is creating much ill
feeling in the camp Of the Yankees,
Although the players received hand
some salaries last year, with about
$500 each extra for winning third pO-
sition, under the new worlds series
rules, they grumbled because the
groundleeper, the trainer and two as
SfStant secretaries were included in the
melon cutting.
In spite of heavy financial burdens,
which the owners of the Yankees have
shOuldered the players threatened to
call a strike unless their demands
were granted. They were prepared to
deprive their employers of gate re-
ceipts from exhibition games, which
hardly pay the expenses of the south
ern training trip.
Avarice on the part Of ball players
is slowly but surely discouraging and
disgusting the public. When the Cubs
and Red Sox during the 1918 worlds
series in Boston, struck for more
money than they were entitled to, I'M
der the rules adopted by the national
commission, they dealt the game a
body blow.
Last year certain players openly eX-
pressed a desire to be traded to teams
that appeared to have chances to par
ticipate in the worlds series. Sew
eral stars have repudated contracts
for the purpose of getting more money
elsewhere.
With charges of collision between a
few players and professional gamblers,
shaking the confidence of the fans, it
cannot be denied that baseball needs a
tremendous shakeup.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
GREAT "FIXEF," IS LARDNER
According to ChauHcey Depew, Humor-
list Is "AlI to the Good" as
Diplomat.

ChaunCcy NJ. Depew is a great adj
mlrer of Ring Lardner and delights to
relate an aneCdote concerning the we'll
known sport writer AID humorist 1t
was at club in Philadelphia and 81
certain gentleman Mh)m he crowd
was trying to entice inrO spending the
evening there declared he could not
remain because he bad promised his
wife he would come home.
"lll fix it for you" said Lardner and
darted into the phone ooojh. Present
ly he emerged shouting:
IFS all right, old CHAP, your wife
says you can stayr
"HOw in the world did you manage
to bring her round? asked he amazed
man.
Easy replied Lardner. 81 told
her you were roaring drunk and should
l bring you home or keep you here
and she said;
"'YOu can have him, Mr.. Lardner.' "
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10

of my head at times. My bowels did
not move for days and | could not eat
without suffering. The doctor could not
help me and one day told my husband
that | could not stand the pain any
longer and sent him to the drugstore
to get ne bottle of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and threw
the Doctors medicine away. After
taking three bottles of Vegetable Com
pound and using two bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash | could do
my own homework. If it had not been
for your medicine don't know where |
would be today and am never without
bottle of it in the house. You may
publish this if you like that it may help
some other woman. Mrs. MARY
SLENDER, 100 Orange St., Wyandotte,
Mich.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
Good Enough for a Girl.

A father and mother, says a British
weekly, had brought their month-old
twins to an East London church to te
Christened. All went well until the
rector asked, "ADd what is this childs
namcW
The father drew himself UP and
replied, "Haig Pershing Foch Marine
Mons Lloyd George Clemenceau Jones'"
The rector gasped. Then, taking a
deep breath, he turned to the mother,
WHO was holding the other child. "And
the name Of thiS?' he asked.
The meek little woman smOOthed
her dress and whispered, MAUD"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
ALTR0CK SAYS OLD AGE
IS FLIRTING WITH HIM

Uncle Nick Altrock, the bird
who is making the fans laugh
around the American league cir
cult, says old age is pitching him
some hard curves, but that he'll
never quit the game. Nick's left
wing went bad. Next his dogs"
began to bother, and now his
lamps are Pickering. Nick VOWS
he may appear on the coaching
line one Of these days behind a
pair of CheaterS.
Except in daylight I can't
read any more without having
the lines run together. Guess l
must be getting old after all.
Old age is flirting with me, but
I'll never quit the diamond"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
QUIGLEY IS BUSY OFFICIAL
National League Umpire Gives De-
cisons in Some Kind of Sport
PCS Days Each Year.

Life is just one game after another
for Ernest c. Quigley, National league
umpire. From April to October he is
a baseball arbiter. During October
and November he is a college football
official. The winter months find him
busy running basket ball games.
There are 154 games in the usual
National league season. Quigley fire.
quently works in preseason and post
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
Favorite Sons.

81 understand you are mentioned as
a favOrte son."
ENTIRELY against my will" answered
Senator Sorghum. "Most of the
favorite sons l have known have had
about as much chance of growing up
to be real fighters as the teachers pets
in the old days at school," .,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
CHANCE OPEN FOR BREEDERS
Sufficient Promise in Interesting
Branch of Raising Stock to
Attract New Men.

When a breeder Of trOtting horses
can realize 81 1913 around for his en-
tire crop of foals sold by auction with
in II months after they were born as
the owners of Walnut Hall farm did
recently, there should be sufficient
promise in this interesting branch of
stock breeding to bring a lot of new
men into it, but just now they are
fewer than at any other time in fifty
years.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-06-10
Old SORES, PILES
AND ECZEMA VANISH
Coed, Old, Reliable Peterson's
Ointment a Favorite Remedy.

Had 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
waited to cut off leg. Peterson's Oint-
ment cured me. VIM. j. Nichos. 40 Will
der Street, Rochester, N. Y.
Get large box for 80 cents at any
druggist. says Peterson, of Buffalo, N. Y,
and money back if 1t isn't the best you
ever used, Always keep Petersons ONT
ment in the house. Fine for burns, scalds,
bruises, sunburn, and the surest remedy
for itching eczema and piles the world
las over known.