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Picks Up Captain md GRAY.

COLON. Jan. 11.--Caplain Olsen Of
the Steamship Lake Lcsa. reported on
arriving here today that he had pickcd
up the master aud two men Of tho
crew or the schooner Itosina. whirh
was drifting helplcssly. and i'm a sink.
ing condition ofc tho Carolina coast.
Ths Rosinh was caught In n storm
Miami, without cargo, and the Tires
men werc taken off the fourth day
after tho storm broke. At that time
ii is believed sho has sunk. ""o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12

Replying TO your telegram OF Jauu-
airy 5. asking mo TO call special Sos
SION OF the General Assembly ~ early
aS possible, he TO say that l shall
certulnly do SO. OF course you under
stand that this special session was
agreed upon by the General Assembly
upon the tax report under tho rcvnlu-
ntioh act. lust as soon as the state
TAX commission is ready 20 make thi=
called
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dc real reason why dem folk done spite
they shortcakes."
Nanny is fight. CSc one aud one
quarter ounces oc baking powder to
each pound OF tour. This means that
4 level tablespoon to each cup vii!
give you light. fluffy biscuits. short
cakes and quick coughs. When eggs
ana large amounts or shortening arc
used the baking powder may be cut
ioWn considerably.
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Increase LIren.e Taxes.

WINCHESTER, Jan. ll.--Spccihc
license taxes for conducting al! kinds
Of hue.ness. professions and Industries
in Winchester have been materially in
creased by the Finance Committee Of
th.: CITY Council in order to raise Tie
T2:eaGc necessary 20 meet municipal
obligations for the currcn: yclr. AL
classes OF business have D-dspe red
greatly, II il shown by returns MADE 10
tn" commission OF the revenue. and
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Garter Gins, VIII SnenL.

touncii IL stead o: holding is regular
inonihiH meeting. on Tuesday night
going as q body 10 Ilylton Hall. School
field. where the annua! banquet o. the
Chamber OF Commerce will he given
and on which occasion Carter Glass
Will speak. Mr. Glass while here will
be the CUES; OF his daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr and Mrs. John Guerrant
BoatWriSht
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Die, in Durham, y. c.

DANNILLE. Jan. 11.-Ecwa was re-
ccirsd her. late last night OF the death
In Durham. y. e.. or George J. Davis,
native and resident OF Danviile until
seven years ago. He was AZ, and had
suffered from an Affected heart for four
years He Is survived by his Wife,
who before her marriage was Miss Ida
Darlington. and two small children.
Tho remains arrived this evening, and
were conveyed to the home Of his sister.
Mrs. Minnie Harraway, from whose
home The funeral viii bc conducted to-
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Escaped Enr,hounke Dam,r

WINCIIESTEN. Jan. 11.-Relatives
and friends Of Lawrence and Court
ney Ncems. this city, who went 10
vera cruz Men" several months ago
tcrests OF their father, T.. V. Wecms
have received mes sd Ses from the Young
men. Indicating they were mott injured
during the recent carth0uakc shoch
Their friends here had been alarmed
hut message was received yesterday
from Lawrence Wecms
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Seek SlnnrIpox .Susp.ct.

LYNCHEUTiG. TJan. l1.-Thc police
here are looking for man who IL
case o. smallpox. 4 physician az
Coienans Fails reported to the au-
thoritics here that lie visited the man
OF tho disease and ordered him 20 stay
at home. Instead. j, IL alleged, tho
man came 10 Lynchburg. y consider
able number OF smallpox cases are re-
ported at t,olcmar's Falls but the dis
case liz said 70 be OF Very mild tNnc.
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Nnmcd LusfIce nf p..n

y IJIHKiGKSEUItG, Jan. 11.--Judgc
-. II. J." Chichester. OF the Circuit
Court OF Spotsyivania County. has an
pointed Richard Rowling a Justice Of
me dne peace for Chancellor District 10
M the vacancy occa stoned by the fail
ure OF MIR. T. H. Thomas. WHO was
erected TO the position, TO Qualify.
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Funds for Dnnville.

80 HE, jan. II.--The i-saioOn
, league mas apportioncd the city OF
Dah'l!ie $1,000 as its share OF Tie
iund 70 be raised III Virginia TO pro.
y iio funds for The enforcing o: the
Ilqurr laws. Fit;sylvania is asked
for $4,000 and Haitian C.ounrv tGn
same amount '''
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None in tti. Eam,,1

LIHCHEURG, Ian. li.-"Son I've
come TO take your census declared ono
OIL the lady cnumerators hero when she
was met at the door OF Il ,csidcncc
Uptown by @-year- old boy. The lad
.2okcd az The lady with an air OF sus-
any in our house
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Arrest FIFTY Alleged nnd:ro,.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Jan. li-I'iftv al
legged radicals were arrested here TO-
day by Federal. state and city officers.
Twelve were held after examination
making the total number III jail here
lDj.
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rREpERIcKsBURG. Jan. i1.-At tn. hem,
of M. and Mrs. I. W. Seal. In Caroline
County. y Few days ago. a beautiful we'd
ding soIernnIZsd when their daughter
Mis- Marie Fannie. became the BRIDE o.
Geor.e arthur Wise
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Rheumatism

Is completely washed out Of tho sys.
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed By
moncy-back offer Tastes fine: costs
tribe Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond "Reminiscences Num- maker
Go. Phone them-Adv
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SOUTH BOSTON Jan. !f.-Miss Della VI
Larry became tho bride Of Rob~r. rait
OF Amherst County. They viii! reside ncaI
LynchuurE.
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LYEcHBtRG. Jan. 1.-THE condition
OF Miss Christine Schmidthouser, the
trained nurse who was run down We'd
ncsday night by an automobile driven
by Arthur J. Burks, returned service
man, continues critical Miss Schmidt
houser had Ave OF her right ribs
crushed. but indications arc that her
internal hurts arc not as serious as
was feared at first. II is hoped now
that she will recover. Brooks has been
ba lied in the sum OF 1000 for his
appearance for trial January 70.
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Will Chill Special Sessio,

CNANCOCK. Jan. u.-Niss Hsicn Re-
am. OF oa;sy. on SATURDAY, became .h.
BRIDE az irving Hart
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OSANCocE. Jan ii.--Ariss Lena Dundee
and Samuel l.; Trader. " oa!; Hall. We:
married here Thursday.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
NvOsIES's MEETINGS.

e, EdTar i. I.ancr;y, Ir.. who left January
uond until spr!ur.
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VIII CnII Special SeSEiOn.
RALEIGH. Jan. ia special ses
sion Of the Legislature Will bc caNed
just IS early az possible. according
20 tho following letter. which the Gov
crnor sent w. a. McGirt. Wilmington:
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The resul1r n;onthiy meeting o! tho High
] ma Park Mothers Club will be held at
the school Tuesday nfttrnoon u a:l5 O'Clock.
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FREDERICKSBURG. Ian II-aiss T:nie
IocEaday and Joseph Clark both OF Spot
Sylvania County. were married here yes
terday a. the residence OF Rev. Decatur
Edwards who performed the ceremony.
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The Parent TIC rhcrs' Association OF the
Iihter Park school viii hold It's annual
insr,tnr on Tussi t afternoon in IN. sudi.
VIII nc elected for tho onslIng year.
Nj ana Mrs. W. J Wcchcr Of Rich
inond have been visiting in New YORK.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LY%cHBUKei. ian; li.Iw!iiam Mann
Wood and Miss Mary MaEgic Gillespie. both
Q: Sn9wdcn. wore married Tuesday al n"
Methodist parsonage at Pcdlar Mills. the
puetcr. Rev. j. a. Dunkum. officiating.
FREpERIcKsBukG. Jan il;-'nv!.a; ions
haze been received hero 20 the marriage
Of Miss Josephine Lodato. OF New YORK..
- Francis Fatta. of this city. which w.li
TAX. p!ac" at the residence OF the brides
brother. Joseph Iodato. 1867 Fulton Avenue.
tn" i!ronS. New York. on sunday even
!nG. January IS
BRISTOL, Jan. ia Wedding or socia,
interest hsre occurred when Miss Martory
Han; OF this city. became the bride OF Mr..
w. II. Blank cusnip. Of Louisville. ky. Or.
j. NJ Carter performed the ceremony.
- EREDERIcKsBgRG, Jan. .1i;,Mlss sarah
u - pa,tGn. OF ncrea. Stafford County.
riaxs At h:-ca bantist Church se,urda,X; the
wood Hu;chisnn. The couple LEFT for q
Northern brids, trip.
PULASKI. Jan. il--.Miss Mabel Simphir
and Leonard Dision. OF thu county, were
married Wednesday, afternoon at The homo
OF the bridc<soon,'s aunt. Mrs q. $. HAIL.
here The Ceremony WAS performed By the
Kc". Z. r. Showaiier. The contracting par
ties arc residents OF tho COUNT.
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Masons WIN usnquet.

FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. i1.-Fair-
fax Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons. at
Culpcpcr. under the direction OF G. j..
Will give brilliant banquet and re.
ccption in honor OF the several chap
ters in the district. the. members OF
Fa!rfax Blue Lodge and ladies on
Thursday evening. January Is. Rev.
Thomas ~. Hooper and Archie Goodloo
gram. w. j. Phillips. OF Frcdercks-
burg, Will preside AZ postmaster, and
addresses will be given by Rev. Harry
-. Lee. OF Tulpeper: J. @. Hnnkins and
James ~. Price. OF Richmond; !. l.. Car
son. of Rivcrton, and Hon. George l..
browning, OF Orange.
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End INSTRUMENTATION Wnrik.

DANVlLIIt;, Jan. 11.--Confronted by
an empty treasury, the county board
service Mrs. Mac Ellis Campbell, home
characterization agent. on the ground
That her salary cannot now be afforded.
". VI. Perry. county farm demonStra-
ton agent, founder OF the Pittsylvan.a
Corn Club, and generally considered
valuable aGriculturist, has also been
notified to expect similar action, al
though an effort il being made to as
sure him OF the position lie now holds
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TO SUE PROPERTY OWNERS
PLAN TO ENFORCE ACT
AGAINST RED CEDARS
End Home Demonstration Work De-
cause Of Shortage OF Fundn.
Other NirGinin News.

WINCHESTER. Jan. 1.-The Fred
crick County Fruit Growers Associa-
ton has directed its counsel TO at once
Institute proceedings in tho Circuit
court against the owners OF property
oil which red cedar trees are permit
ted to grow In violation OF provisions
of the State law. and Il is expected tho
suits VIII TIC docketcd for trial at the
next term Of court. Cedar rust caused
over Sl,000.0op damage to apples in
the Winchester district last year, and a
cedar cutting campaign has been In
progress for the past month. A num-
Der of property owners, however. have
refused TO Siyc permission TO have tho
trees cut down. and growers now pro-
pose to invoke the law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14

the invitation run at Syracuse and
third in the dual run with Harvard
and eighth in the intercollegiate al
New Haven.
Harvard V. Bonsal Of Lansdowne,
Pa. This is his first year at cross
country running. In the intercoIle-
giates he finished 18th.
Charles G. Irish of Auburn, y. l.
In the meet wit hthe Pennsylvania
freshmen in 1920 he was first in the
mile and third in the half mile. This
is his first year at varsity cross coun-
try running. He placed 10 IN the IN
! tercollegate race.
Charles c. Carter of Rock Island,
H.. prepared at st. Adams school
at Washington and ran on the mile
relay team which won first place at
the Pennsylvania relay carnival IN
1915. He also ran on the mile relay
team which won the interscholastlc
championship in 1918 and on the mile
relay team which won the A. E. f..
championship. He placed fourth III
the Syracuse race but did not run in
later races because of an injured leg
X. f. Brown of Melrose, Mass. lie
ran the two mile on the track team
last year and this fall finished sec
ond in the dual meet with Harvard
and 10th in the Intercollegiate. From
1917 TO 1919 he was a lieutenant IN
the Royal Flying Cors.
Albert l.. Lent Of Jackson, Michigan
He ran on the cross country team last
year and finished 30th in the inter
collegiates. This year he finished 2fst
Milton e. Richman of Newark, n. j
) He finished second year ago in the
freshman intercollegiate race at var
= Cortlandt Park. He was n member
: of the mile relay team which won Inc
= PENNSYLVANIA Relay Championship
C This fall he placed eighth in the dua
= meet with Harvard but did not en-
ter the intercollegiates.
= Mathew j. Ward of Cleveland, ONO
and Joseph p. Morrison Of Yonkers
y Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
STATE HARD At WORK
ON HEALTH SEAL SALE

Oklahoma City, Dec. 14.--(Spccia
With large and small counties of
Oklahoma surprisingly active in the
tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale re
ports reaching the offices of the Okla
homa public health association here
indicate that Oklahoma this year will
exceed it's 2.S seals per capita record
of last year.
"The most remarkable feature Of the
seal sale this year" said Jules Sche-
vitz, general secretary of the Okla
homa public health association, and
director of the sale, 'is the fact that
the smaller towns and less populous
counties are buying seals and health
bonds in larger quantities than ever
before.
Workers in the smaller places have
abandoned their regular jobs and have
gone out with the intention of selling
at least 10 seals per capita. If they
continue to work for the next week as
hard as they have s:nce December
Oklahoma will exceed its last years
record by many dollars"
Health Bonds are selling well ir
all parts of the state. Mr.. Scheviti
reports. Children are especially activ,
in selling seals. Boy scouts and othel
| juvenile organizations will be hart
at work up TO Christmas day, ant
those towns in which the sale started
late, it will be continued in many in
stances until December 25.
In some towns and cities booth
will be put into the postoffices dur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1920
THERE SHALL BE NO PANIC

Reports given out from chicago
from the meeting Of the bankers ana
business men of the country held on
the 10th and 11th of this month give
assurance that the foreign financing
company will be organized, that it Will
have the capital paid up of one nun
dred million dollars and that it VIII
be able to do a business that Will
amount to a billion dollars.
The object of such corporation Is
to enable European countries to buy
products in America. We have cot
ton and wheat and wool and manu-
factured products that are awaiting
markets abroad If foreign countries
cannot provide n market for some
OF the products mentioned they must
without a market and the result
is that there is loss for us to shoulder.
The spirit back Of the movement Is
wholesome and reasonable. The new
organization proposes TO arrange tf
tNlenu lllit VI NlNhAN " '<H'
That is what it means. Under the
plan of this financing corporation Eng
land will be able to take our cotton
manufacture it and pay for it ou
OF the sale of the manufactured goods
That is where our own immediate
country is interested most but th'
organization will be helpful TO every
community of our great country.
The men Of finance seem TO have
said in their own hearts that there
shall be no panic, there shall be NJ
money stringency and backed by th'
confidence they have in their owl
governments financial system ant
backed by their own sense of powe
they are determined to avert wha
the world has been expecting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
OFFERING MEXICAN LANDS

Since Mexico has extended such cor
diality to our people on the occasion
OF their recent visit to that country
there is a much friendlier feeling for
Mexico on the part Of these people
and that feeling will find its own
way out TO the minds Of a vast body
Of Americans as it becomes known to
all the people.
Mexico Is seeking recognition, the
administration Of Obregon feels the
need Of the moral support Of the
American government and in order 10
obtain that moral support the Mexican
president is willing TO forget the past
TO be n friend TO this country.
Americans have been very quick to
take advantage OF the changes wrough,
recently in that country and efforts
are being made to attract American
wealth 10 that country. The first
investment sought after will be oil
next will be lands. There are hun
dreds Of oil men eager to enter that
country and TO deevlop rs oil wealth
and already land companies have beer
organized Tor the purpose Of obtaining
options upon millions Of acres Of lant
FOR the purpose OF making sales II
this country. These land men ave
that they have faith In titles. the,
state that great bodies of fine sol
can be purchased for something hS
81 an acre and it will not be- man
months before American papers wi
be carrying advertisements OF Mexica
lands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
YOUR CIGAR FACTORY

If you have some gentleman friend
you desire TO remember during the
holidays with a gift would it not be
a good idea to send him a box OF
cigars that are manufactured in Ard
more For a number of years Ardmore
has had the biggest cigar factory in
the state The owner goes himself
to the great tobacco markets of the
world and hand picks the tobacco he
uses in making cigars for his CUSTOM
ers. When you send out a home
made cigar you send one that is
made Of the choicest Of tobacco, you
help one of the institutions of your
own state and city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14

that reflects the Christ spirit in cele-
bration of the birth OF the Savior
and the only fitting celebration of the
occasion is to do something for some
one who is not able to do it for him.
self. There is no better evidence OF
good citizenship than to enroll your
name among the Good Fellows ana
there ought to be no timidty in the
work. Come out with your name
Publication is not being given to ad-
vert.se charity but for the purpose OF
calling attention to the gathering OF
funds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
THE GOLDEN RULE
As II APPLIES IN
THE BUSINESS WORLD

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 14.-The gol-
den rule is the divine law governing
human relationships, accepted by all
religions and proclaimed by all pro-
phets and teachers of every creed, and
is the only workable, industrial and
economic law in the universe today.
according TO Arthur Nash. former
minister and president of the A. Nash
Clothing Manufacturing company OF
this city who has injected the gol,
den rule into the conduct of his bust
ness Recently the 500 employees Of
the company, actuated by the spirit
of the golden rule, agreed TO surren-
der their jobs for a month, either
January or February. so that uhem>
ployed workmen in the clothing in
dustry could be given employment.
In June 1916 the company was in
corporated with a capital stock Of
SEQ 600 and Mr.. Nash as the prime
mover and principal investor was
elected president.
In July 1919 the company moved
into more commodious quarters on the
strength Of loan Of $4,000 from a
bank. Mr.. Nash called the employees
together and told them OF the loan
which he said was negotiated on the
basis of his confidence in them. With
the golden rule proclaimed as the
governing law of the business Mr.
Nash submitted profit sharing plar
10 the employees. Their confidence
In Nash was such that the employees
refused TO accept the plan but saiC
/ they preferred TO have their pay eacl
, week and We're willing to leave /
, to the management 10 figure on
, what they could pay in weekly wage
Wages were thereupon increased from
time TO time. At the end OF 1919 III
company found that despite the wag
increases and the enormous expense
! of moving and equipping the ne'
e plant It had made net profit G
y 900 on an investment Of 100000.
II The actual condition at that tim
n was that the company was pay!n
higher wages. selling its products 70
less money and earning a larger pro-
il than any Of It's associates in bus
ness.
e, Mr.. Nash says that these figure
!, were submitted To- the employees an
" that he felt chagrined because it WI
y his belief that an uniustifiable prof
10 was made off the labor OF others ,
le the meeting Mr.. Nash said that wage
'e would be increased from 10 TO 20 pc
or cent Later the profit sharing bas
nc Of arriving at a just wage, as the on
~ solution OF the problem was adopte
,o By the plan presented TO them Il
- profits were TO be divided amor
~ the help Oh the basis OF salari
earned, twice a year.
The employees who earned more th'
SEQ q week pett!oned the company
distribute the workers share of :
u profits on the basis OF time work
OF instead OF on the basis OF wag
ST earned. Tho petition stated that Il
d. would give those earning the small
a wages an equal dividend with tho
l,e making larger sums. This meant N
% the cutters and the off prcssers eai
=, ing S75 10 $50 a week petltionod II
:. the poorest paid help receive
same dividend that they did
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
ABBREyIATION FOR CHRISTMAS

The oklahoman has published a
very sensible editorial on the use OF
the abbrcviation "Xmas" for Christ
mas. No man be he advertiser. edl-
torial writer. news writer or only a
lottcr writer has right TO take
"christ" out Of Christmas, and TO
substitute for that name the letter Y.
II is irrevcrent Il is meaningless. It
Is not good taste and the fellow
who thinks over the matter will cease
from the custom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
NOTICE TO FORECL0SE FOOD
LIEN

sun Williams take notice that NJ.
+. Galloway has filed in the justice
of peace court within and for Ard
more township, Carter county, Okla
homa, d. w. Butcher. j. p, his claim
and account and petition TO foreclose
lien against one animal as follows
to-wit: one brown mare mule, about
l4ls hands high, and approximately
- years of age, situate at 523 G ST.
n. E., Ardmore, Oklahoma, wherein
he claims to have Il lien on said ami
NAL by reason Of his having furnished
! for its support and upkeep corn
forage. feed and hay. Unless, there
fore you appear in said court on De
cember 3Oth, 1920, at which time tria
on said petition will be held, an'
produce sufficient evidence CONTRARY
to allegations of said petition judg
ment will be allowed and said anima
ordered sold to satisfy said cloin
herein filed according to the li'
governing such eases.
ID. w. BUTCHER,
Justice of the Peace
published In the Daily Ardmoreit
December II. 10 and lG)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-14
80 Years Old-Fit As A
Fiddle

II had bad case of stomach and
bowel trouble that four doctors could
not help. Suffered all kinds of pain,
was filled with gas and constipated
for years. l was advised TO use
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Since tax
ing a course of it four years ago
my trouble has disappeared and have
felt like young man. Although
so years old, feel fit as fiddle
1t is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
tcally all stomach, liver and intes-
tinal ailments, including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re"
funded.
Frame Drug Co., and druggists
everywhere.-adv.