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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
American Soceermen Win

Boras. Sweden. Sept. s.--Thc st. Iou,
football team. which has been msetlas
Swedish teams for the last few weeks, AZ
Brown and MarrC scored the goals for An.
Americans. The game was very fast ana
was witnessed by q large crowd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Frank Loughroy has resumed training He
Is getting In shape for a twenty round bout
In two weeks. Their last meeting. n rfteene
roundcr was n pippin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Steve Marcoe says that a broken nose
forced Sammy Gold TO quit at Atlantic City
last week. and that he was not Knocked out
cold by Johnny Perkins
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
Cubs Win Exhibition Game

Altoona, Pa. Sept. s.--Ten thousand fans
saw the Chicago Nationals win over Altoona
Car Shop today In an exhibition game. iO-S.
Altoona ........... 2 2 Q o o o 0 o-S
Batteries-Carter. Chewes and Jams,,
Leasure. Robinson. Saylor. Pipes and Guyss'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

A lightweight bout OF eigh tro,,ndr betveen
Martin Duffy and Tommy McCann will be the
headIiner at the Cambria Friday nighta
Bobby Burns VS.. Walter Rennie and Johnny
Morgan VS.. Freddy Turner will be other
eight-rounders. Other bouts: Jack Morris vs.
Bill Bailey and Jimmy Triare vs. Jimmy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

! HOOTED IN SIXTH
Negro Heauy,Ueights Ordered From Ring after They
Continue Missing Steps in Bum Number-Reteree
Floyd Makes Threat Good
BY LOUIS III, JAFTE

drive with an eight round victory over
Jack Palmer. Each weighed 142 pounds.
While Murph's judgment of distance
was not perfect, he showed sufficient
form to win. Adam Ryan says that
Jimmy will be in line to take on the
best of the welter crop this fall.
AL Brown, 140, and Sailor Skelly,
1876, rocked and socked each other for
eight rounds. with the former winner
after a gruelling battle. Young Robi-
deau was too much for Tony Peters,
and the referee stopped the bout in the
sixth round.
Mike O,Dowd and Sailor Pe'rosky are to
st ns other a. s whes
Fitzgerald vs Johnny Rose. Tommy Cleary
", Joe Nelson and Willie Kohler VS.. Buddy
Fitzgerald.
A ban inspired with pre- July / enthusiasm
was elected from the Ice Palace last night
admission returned He walked around the
corner, rebought ticket and was among
those present to see the Wils-McVey act.
A New York paper printed a statement the
other day saying that Paul SAMSON knocked
out X. o. SAMSON. OF this city. all OF which
Vicious ihs Saa at the oyps t Year. rau
Maurice Dlcksteln has returned from the
shore, and now has started to get his stable
Tpts @ if5 Lew S Leonsrd fe5 Sna JACK sSS
Lester. l22. All are from the Twelfth ward.
Eddie GNis Hayes also 1. in town after
| men under Nig's wing are Harry (Kid) Stew
art, 1874: Bobby Burman. l22, and Marty
Martin Judge will be- unable to box for
risht hand shows shows two broken 9' bones s 'Tfa This
has cauned the cancellation OF Judges bout
with Dave Astey at the National September
Or. j. j. Shnlet has matched his welter,
weight champ, Young Tom Sharkey. with
Tommy ,Jamison at the National September
| 1S, In the star bout OF which Jackie Clarl
Will meet Frankie Mcguire.
There rnr are letter. in tho sports dspertmen,
Williams and Jimmy o'Brien.
daily, and believes the little drays FerrS
blond will be meeting the best OF the bantams
this season.
=, lightwsight bout Of eigh trounds between
Martin Duffy and Tommy McCann will be the
Burns s"9 sm0Fa Rsnne snS Johnn, oGh
| Morgan vs.. Freddy Turner will be othe,
eight -roundors. Other bouts: Jack Morris vs.
| Conroy.
Tommy Buck Is getting himself in shap,
for eompctition this season In the feather
| weight class.
Steve Marcoo says that broken nos,
! forced sammy Gold TO quit at Atlantic Cit,
| last week, and that he was not knocked ou
| cold by Johnny Perkins.
| Frank Loughrey has resumed training. Fl,
| Is getting In shape for twenty-round bou
| with Eddie hcAndrews at West Manayunl
| In two weeks Their last meeting, a Efteen
rounder. was n pippin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Tommy Buck Is getting himself in shape
Tor compotltion this season In the feather
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

throughout the country every day and it cant be stopped
II man wants to gamble he will do Therefore, the
betting ON that particular game was nothing out of the
ordinary The strange part of it was that the Phis were
picked to win. .
Perhaps-and this is just guess-the smart gamblers
mt something over in that game They knew it Lee
Meadows's turn pitch and Lee has been going good
They figured had good chance to win and perhaps
Hendryx would make trouble. If they could work
pitcher ont of turn like Alexander who, by the way has
effective against the Pills the sure thing gents
would feel better They got away with it, the Phs won
CTILL, this investigation tcW be oood ming tor
~ baseball The players icit realise more keeniy
that then are being cafchcd-not that they need to De
tcatched or anything like thdt-dnd II there IS any so
Inclined they oiH think t,oicc before attempting to
pull Lee Mdgec Hal Chase in a game. httto
scandal helps the sport and keeps ii clean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
steeIton, q; sparrows Point,

steelton. Pa, Sept. s.--crum was in fne
form here today, defeating spsrrows Point
with one hit coekills sinsie followed sy
~innins runs II the third. Two srrcS by
Woiser and Kline In the fourth allowed
sDArseva neins their lone tally NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

There arc letters in tho sports department
on the EVENING PUBLIC LEDoER for Marcus
Williams and Jimmy O'Brien.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Chick Carsey has Bobby McCann working
daily and believes tho iittIe Orays Fsrry
blond will be meeting the best OF the bantams
this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Or. J. j. Shnlet has matched his welter.
weight champ. Young Tom. Sharkey. with
Tommy Jamison at the National September
1S, in the star bout OF which Jackie Clark
will meet Frankie Mcguire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Eddie r'Nig"l Hayes also is in town after
Bummering at Atlantic City. and announced
his stable in perfect shape today. The mitt-
men under Nig's wing are Harry (Sid) Stew
art, l2i; Bobby Burman. 1872, and Marty
Williams. 11S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Martin Judge will be unable to box for
four or 1--we weeks An X-ray OF his injured
right hand shows two broken bones This
has cauned the cancellation OF Judges bout
with Dave Astey at the National September
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

Maurice Dickstein has returned from the
shore and now has started to get his stable
into shape. His boxers are: Young Joe
Tiplitz. 115; Lew Leonard, 105. and Jack
Lester. l22. All are from the Twelfth ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

New York paper printed a statement the
other day saying that Paul Sansom knocked
out K. o. SAMSON. OF this city. all of which
was the buncombe. X. o. gave Paul
vicious battle at the Olympia last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

A ban inspired with pre- July enthusiasm
was elected from the Ice Palace last night
during the semifinal and he had his price OF
admission returned. He walked around the
corner, rebought a ticket and was among
those present to see the Wills-McVey act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
TROUBLE STARTED
SEVERAL YEARS AGO
suffered for Years with Stomach rrou-
bic, Nervousness, Pninu In Back and
Limbs, pixEtness and Constipa-
t!on. All Gone Now.

~ have Just finished taking h"tr"
Of Dreco. and II has made n" feel F."
much better and stronger that can 40
all my own houscwOrk. said Mrs. Mary
O'Cnnns!l. who lives al SlS hickory 81
Martins Ferry. q.
before | BEGAN taking prcco." shc
continued. II was in n terribly rundown
condition. couldn't eat anything nRrnIT,
and didn't sleep much. NY tT"No!"
piartcd several years ago. and although
I tried many different things. nothing
prescribed for mo seemed 10 do m" any
good and l was almost ThySical
wreck
Alter eating. I would feel all hioat,,
ed with sour gas. and my heart would
hea, so Fast sometimes. l would think
Il WAS going "a jump out or my h"dT.
This made me very nervous. and was
easy ~ get excited. telt So haHi!
things. Nearly every day l would rad
"a thu papers about what nreco had
dona for others. and many cases JUST
fitted my symptoms exactly, 80 taxed
tho matter over with my husband, hhu
v" decided TO give DrcCo trial After
a few DAYS Il began TO rra"" m" ur. and
| knew | had NJ last found the riHh'
thing my system needed.
Il am now so much better that can
eat most anything | want. and az niuch
as want. and do not feel any hnd Ell
lrcts at all. Ny husband snjs | sleep
Ike log. and hH can hardly wax" me
in the morning never hnv" n headache
now and feel strong and well. am
delighted with what Drcco did for me.
When tn" liver. Kidneys or howela be-
com" innctiv" the r! st-m falls 10 throw
off the poisUns and slowly. day by day.
We Rrc weakening Our bodies M
breakdown comes. Sometimes II mixes
the form OF tha above cRBc. IrcCo
causes the organs 10 carry Off these
toxins md waste matter. and keep tho
system free OF these po!sOnS.
All good druggists row sell Dreco and
It - highly recommended IN this city
by .. II Griest d 60.
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left yesterday on motor trip to points
IN northern and western New YORK
state.
Any one interested in tn" porch hux
contest being conducted under ;Ae aus
p!ceS cC the WomanS Club may regis
Ter at the Smith News Stand. Already
cutie 4 large number are enroll j. The
purpose IS 10 stimulate interest in beau
tiIylng tn" village.
ShadyslGe ladies who are mcmNc-S Of
the Shrine lodge ave received "ardS 10
an informal luncneon 10 he given Thus s.
day evening by The Shrine Club or
HCilr re.
Beginning next Sunday, through the
month Of August. there VIII he no even
ing preaching services IN the Prcsbyter-
ian church. The young people OF the
Endcavor Society VIII adCp; tho plan OF
meeting those four Sundays ut the
homes OF members OF the organization.
Places Will be announced later.
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Local Lutheraus TO Attend

4 number OF tho members Of tho
Lutheran church OF This city are plan
ming 10 attend IN" picnic which Wall De
held by 81 Johns Lutheran church OF
Martins Ferry on II" West NirElnlh
state Fair grounds on the Island, to-
morrow.
Delegates Homo Tomorrow
The members OF tho local council or
the Sons and Daughters Ut Liberty rs
well as tho representatives.. VINO haNe
been attending the state meeting OF tn"
order at East liverpool. q. ara expect
ell to arrive home tomorrow afternoon
aud they Will have nu Interesting re-
port 20 submit a. ~" regular meeting
az tna order
Applications Received
\ number Of applications for mem
h"rshIp were received NJ tn" meeting
OF the ln'Gi r.ho OF Rcu Men. held last
night, nrd all were acted upon 81 IN"
meeting. Other matters o; interest
we're also disposed Of.
Republicans Meet
Another big rally Of N" members Of
the Republican party at this city VIII
be held at tho city binding tomorrow
evening. and all Republican voters have
been invited 20 the meeting. whether
members OF rRa club or not.
Local Men 10 Attend
number OF local business men ara
planning 10 attend the weekly luncheon
OF tho kiwan!S club at Martins Ferry
tomorrow at noon. az guests ot the club
Ineroers. The luncheon will be held
in the dining rooms OF the Flk'4 club
on north Fourth street
Meetings Scheduled
\ meeting or the Belmont County
Fish and Game PROTECTIVE ASSocial ION
Will b" held In tho rooms OF tn" Rifle
club. Friday evening Of this week
The annual meeting Of the members
Of the bridgeport Rifle club OF tho Ma
uonal Rifle Association Will be held in
their rooms on Lincoln avenue. Thurs
dev evening az this week
An important meeting Of IA" local
council. Order OF United American Men
will be held in rha rooms OF the Helm
lem building thiS evening
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EI--

waivers Of notice. Testimony OF Wit,
nrSscs taken. reduced 70 writing ana
ilrd Probate and record ordered. Ap-
puca;ion nl,d for appointment o. rN
ccutors. No bond required. Appoint
ncnt made letters UruvIrd and lsSutI.
Inventory ordered and ISSUED.
Henry Is. Rcld. deceased. Appi EhNo..
Tiled for cuusrn, O. court 10 s"t'!"ment
ct clam TOR damages for wrongful
death settlement authorized. Appl!ch-
ton hled Tor appointment OF. N!nd re-
crivcd on settlement or claim L"'
wrongful death. Appointment ordered,
Jacob " Brown, deceased. Appllra'
riun for allowance OF claim or aothtm ~
!slratiX filed Set for hearing august -.
1870. AT 10 "a III. NOtlrr ordered. order
for notice issued and cLuse continued
Elizabeth Rachdoll. deceased. VIII ana
application I" admit TO probate H!vd
with waiver Of notice. Commission or
dc red and issued 10 j.. q. Gilbnugh. Al
turncy, Lancaster. Ohio. to take dcp3SI-
lions Of witnesses. Cause continued
Alonzo Q. Hall. deceased. VIII ana
application 10 admit to procure my
with waivers of notice. testimony ~
witnesses taken. reduced 20 writing ana
nlcd Probate and record ordercu III
,!oh ordered and issued 10 WHO" 10
make election under will. cause con-
tinucd. Citation returned and h!ed SefN
cd. Widow came into court anu cIe1'eu
10 take under viii. wa, -
,pnllCaticn 10 admit 20 probate hlcd
Wi;h wuiycrs Of notice. Testimony or
witnesses taken. reduced I" writing ana
Med. Probate and record ORDERED.
Robert A Bethel. deceased. fInh! ac-
count flcd. SET for hearing August o.
100 Notice ordered and continued
Alher, \. Arplegarth, deceased Elnat
accouu; tiiSd. get for hearing August
rs, 1879. Not!cc ordered and S"h''hNTr.,IIi
lanes II, McElwa!r, deceased, WI
md npnlcn,ton 20 admit 10 probate
Gj,d s., for hearing July %. 1870, at ~
m NoIiyr ordered and issued ana
cause continued. .a r,,,.o,,-
,o~y tlcI. approved and ordered record
Margaret L. Foreman. DECEASED In;
yrn,urv filed. approved and orueleu
recorded.
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here IN thar time but the two had not
even exchanged photographs. Alexander
parrah holds d responsible position
with tho Cmon Pacific railroad and the
Rock FIsu man works a CarneE'a
mill According 20 Mr.. y >auder Oar.
rah N" only land mark S';.l IN Re!ia!r":
ma: was hero when Ito lct' is the 0!d
e. 4 -. depot. which ne says. IS ~"
same.
Mrs Violet Hcpburu % Guernsey
street Is suffering with fractured am.
She received the injury while visiting
w,,h friends IN Massillon. She has re-
turned to her home her" nov
Pick Up Local Lad
Police at GAINESVILLE sunday nlEh'
p!cked up Bonnie Cohen Of thus city AZ
he r. & @. depot there; III" lad '"lI
the Zauesvi!l" polio" that his mother
had gotten tired OF him and had put
him on a Irain 10 send him away. 'h'"f
oc Police Artar OF Zanesvtlle C9mmnn,-
and /; was learned n" 'ad ran away
from the horne OF friends at Nrtrs.
where he had been staying.
Capito Funeral Today
Funeral services VEIL BE- held ~ the
Second VI. +: church this sfternoon for
tho late Abram l.. Capito, who died az
tn. home og his daughter, Mrs. 'laud"
Marshall on North Franklin street. In
;erment will he IN the Rose mn ceme-
negie mill for many years lie was aged
- and had resided here for 80 years.
Held For Cutting
David Good OF South Brlaire. Is IN
son's court ycsto.day 70 answer 10 a
charge OF cutting with intent 70 Kill.
The charge was brought by Charles
Patterson OF Pinch Run. who claimed
Good cut his son. Edwin. with n knife.
Good pleaded not guilty and waived az
ALI 80 Missionary Meeting
Members OF tho Woran's Missionary
society % the First Reformed church
viii meet "Wednesday ev"nlng ~ the
ing a program and attention 20 husin"PS
matters. a social session w'li he enjoy
cd by the rn"mb"rs OF n" society.
Attended Funeral
Mra Thomas Barton and Sheridan
ryass OF this city were AZ East Liver
pool. whore 'hcy attended tho funeral
% .haIr brother. me late Frank Bass.
aged IS years. Others from here a.
payne. Mrs. J. II. East and Mrs. ShNr!-
>'' Play Larerty Rere
Another big CamA ~ baseball has
been scheduled for the local ball park
ueNt SUNDAY. on that d. tho Wee,
Win the l.afrnrtv team. In two previous
games PLAYED this season. these 'wn
i.ams have spit horora. NeX' Sunday 8
deciding contest wEl % witnessed by
many persons.
To Have Another Room
There will be- m additional room In
usa in tho c!tv graIn schools next Ye"r,
:, was announced by SUpt. J. '. Nelson
Heretofore Their" has been bu. ak
grades AZ tho Union street school, \"Nt
term of school There Will he " a"T'n'h
grade room opened.
At Epworth Park
The Garner .Iuos'"s company Will he
the attraction a, E.pworih park tomor.
row. Todav'S program will 30 good
ono. PNsides concerts by tho Bellies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
SISTERSVILLE

Miss Helen Sutton left Friday for Al
toona Pa, where she will be entertained
by school friend. Miss Margaret Car
Der.
Mrs. H. L. Henderson and daughter.
Wilma, having visited mt the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. c. J.. conant. returned
Friday 10 their home in Wheeling.
MISS Virginia Thistle has gon" to
Chautauqua Lake, y. Y. to spend sever
al weeks.
Mrs. b. Wright is In Benwood. O. for
visit OF indefinite length with friends
Friends ot Mrs. Tom Bradley, who
has been very III at her home here tho
learn that her condition romans ser
ious.
Mrs. a. V. HoeniS and children. who
hava been tho guests OF her father. y.
l.. Marsh, returned Friday 10 their homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
BELLAIRE NEWS
Colo Sroka HArA

Colo SPOKE HSre
Ralph =. Co.e. Of FINLEY. Republican
candidate Tor governor. spoHe in Bel
mont county Yesterday. an auto parade
touring Tho coun'y and hrteS speeches
asirE made a, \ dozen different places.
TIL" tour ended IN this city with a
~'-e,iNE a, he CITY building las; night
VII a baud furnishing n" music. There
was "vitsHc- OF good support in this
county COR ths CandIda,"
To Participate
early all - IN" local labor unions
OF tais c'ty and TiClai:y will participate
J. Ge celebration a. he Wheeling Is
1a"d talr grounds Monday. September ..
- lNayN,"G this year ny Tho Trades AS
S.'nh.'"~ Of this sid" and tho West VIZ
gina S.da ot n" river.
Victim identified
The woman run down br n train last
wN.h p: Barnesyllla aHd instantly Kill
III ras been identified a. MIS- Susan
LaoHl. O.: S"'ie Valley. Ohio Tho den
~ MAS established b. john Sklonik. n
Lan.!ra Tho woman waS an Austrian
and aged - years.
Rev. James Il. Law;her. pastor OF the
week fo- his annual vacation. He will
Ca absent from n" C!,y throughout the
month Of August. Rev. Frank j.. Erect.
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
'3uEHN also LsdEcS on ms eH'Hat 'dS"-
c.Dn this week
Many Attended
Yesterday was the first day for the
Daily Vacation Blo,e school OF tho
Shadys!de Presoyt"rian church. The az
tendance was good. Meetings. ar" being
held IN tbs old school house. Raw. and
Nrs RALPH Felix oG this city are In
charge Of ths school
Plan school Opening
The July meeting o. The Pultney
township school board viii be held this
evening az tho city building here. The
COR the opening OF tina township schools.
Other matters pertaining 70 the schools
will also be given attention
Coroner Investigated
Coronar John z. Wye'. OF South Belt
airs has completed investigation OF n"
death OF Abort KereKAs. aged -. which
occurred at Martins F"rry hospital. The
young man died shortly after falling be-
meath the wheels OF a train which lie
had boarded 20 ride - his home. His
lower limbs wers mashed % n pulp. y
verdict OF accidental death was render
Event Delayed
Announcement Is made OF the change
IN ths data for the annual Harvest
Home picnic. The cyent - now Sche-
duled for WednesdG/ August IS Tho
ptcnic this year will he IN charge oc r.
f. Belt and =. NJ. Kayser. The da'a was
changed IN order no. 70 confl!ct with
the annual Monroe county fair.
Brothers Meet
Alexander parrIh IS. % Council
RluSs. Iowa, formerly Of Bellaira. M.
his brother. David W. Darrah. a. %
Rock FiNl. west Of RHilaira recertlv eor
Shs N-St time in iS years. The older man
lort home when his local brother was an
Infant and hts present VISIT Is his first.
MOI only had he never seen his brota"c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

On band The UeItrich~. versatile enter
,aluers will XIV two prU%rMns, one III
IL" afternoon and tn" other IN the eve
H,ng.
Bellaire Briefs
Nj. and Mrs. Norman loho have re-
turned 10 their home here. AFTER N's''
at Bethesda. 49,,
Mrs Earl Duffy and daughter Hazel.
Of cleveland. VINO hay" been Hihiths
here. have gone :" StcuoenFil'e' ~
yISIr
Nelson LaRoch" haa returned from an
auto "trip 20 Washington. Ia.
Robert J. HillcS and vii" nave
turned t. rtcvclRnd, after VISIT h"fG
Or. +. + SulsnrrEcr and family. !eie
las evening fur Iowa. I" visit relS'!NeS,
Coroner John w Wyatt. was Nls''o'
AZ MAYNARD last night
David H. Jones. candidate Tor 'he
state senate has returned from VISIT
al Stcuhcnville.
Mr. aud Mrs Herman Welsh have re-
turned 20 their home at Cambridge. at-
Ter visit here.
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Rich, Soft Glow

You cnnno: appreciate how heaurful
your furniture can be made 70 look nn,
II! you have actually used and trieu
CRi 'ISI.EUN.
Il has made ono Of the tasks You
used :" dread. simple md easy. Just
keep Ncur dUSi cloth slightly mo!stcheu
with CRUDOLEUM. and then r"nsn aS
You dust. There ~ no extra labor 10
= ~ all or no extra t'me consumed.
Tho expense is practically nothing when
you uRc CREDOLEUN.
G II Griest z Co SELLS 4 large half
pint bottle OF CRCDOl4EVM for only
26c. sud IL authorized /" refund your
money II you are not delighted Wif n II. II.
The frequent vac or EjLOl.hI NJ
gives M added hem" comfort. You Will
learn 10 trust II 10 keep your furniture
bright and attractive. II your drug
Gst do"S not keep =. sNnd us tOc and
W" Will forward bottle ny return
mail VIM VI simpson brug Co.
Whol"sal" DrusEls'~. Williamsburg sta
ton. Pittsburgh. Ia