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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-26


f7oz-July n. John Quincy
Adams horn In, eraintfee, now
a part Of Quincy, Mass.
17sf-seeretary Of Legation at
o.. Petersburg.
fTs7Acraduated at Harvard.
17s0-Admittsd 70 the Gar.
tTe47-Mlnister to The Hague.
t7s7-married Louise Catherine
Johnson.
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teo2-ih Massachusetts, Senate.
tso3.s--in National Senate.
te0o-f4-MinIster TO Russia.
1st4-Peaee Commissioner at
Ghcnt..
tet5-i7-k. lister to England.
fsfT.25-seeretary % State.
H" 1851.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-26

NINE TRAGEDIES IN ONE DEATH
HOuSTON-There was tragedy
here ono night last week. One could
almost say, nine tragedies. The po-
lico report has this to remark: of
flcers Grimes and Bunyard killed a
cat on Mckinney NV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-26

Don't wish you could mud > iob---Flnd II,
Den't wish You could rent your apart.
pon'i wish you cOuia san your house
Sell II.
By using The usraId'a Classified uolumns,
rnoner ot5. = Phone at6,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-26
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''DoNr'S''-Fon WISHING
Don't wish you could sen your house-
Sell Il,
Don't wish you co.id hnd a job-Flnd II.
Don'h Wish you could rent Your apart.
ny using The Herald's Classified Columns.
Phone a4h. Phans ats.
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OFFICERS


Fay Comegys and wife were IN
town during the week.
Born--This morning. May 90. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Krumholz. son.
Pat Donegan arrived home iast
Saturday evening from Andrews
where he had been teaching school.
Miss Gladys Nicholson. one OF tho
high school graduates. has accepted
" position on the local switchboard
OF the telephone company. s
John Kuhn and wife were here
from their ranch home In the suplee
country during this week on business
before the land once.
Mr.. and Mrs. simon Lewis arc
home from Hartiand. WASH. the fore
part OF this week where they had
been to attend the funeral OF their
niece. Miss Della vanderpooi. -
u. J. Noble has been at the King
hospital for the past few days. He
recently suffered an attack or inhu-
enza and the after effects made I,
necessary that he come 10 town and
secure the aid OF doctor. Ho is
Improving rapidly.
Mrs. Neil Smith and little son
pat" took their departure the fore
part OF this week for Seattle where
they 20 to visit Mrs. Smiths parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Murphy. They
will be absent Tor about a month but
will be home for chautauqua.
Roy Parker and his wife are at the
home OF Mrs. Della volmer In this
city. They had recently brought q
rambler OF their cattle from the VI
cinity OF Paisley TO the Wagontire
ranges for. the spring and summer and
Mr., Parker took spotted fever and
was brought to this city for medical
treatment and nursing, Hs is aoing
as well as could be expected.
Herman Rub was up from Iawen
during the week and stated that Mrs.
Ruh's health is some better but she
IL yet an invalid Mr.. Rub was
much interested In the Wilson irri-
cation plant story and asked about
the authenticity OF the cost OF 90
cents per day. We find this paper
either misquoted Mr.. Whitney last
week or otherwise made mistake
as Mr., Wilson states the cost is so
cents an hour.
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C. v. Reed was in town during the
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| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

c. v. Reed was in town during the
week.
Sidney Comegys was among our
visitors this week.
Homer Reer arrived home last
Sunday .from,a business trip TO Port
land where he had been for a week.
Mrs. Frank Cawlfieid is over from
the Haruv on visit with DR.. Brown
and fss and otherNrelatives.
Rev. Father Francis will leave to-
morrow afternoon for Baker wherc
he goes for conference with the
Btshop.
Julien Hurley. candidate for joint
senator for this district, was In town
from Vale for a short time the other
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Wise were over
from the p Ranch during the first of
this week. Judd went back but Mrs.
Wise remained for a few days visit
with friends.
Tobe Duncan came In last SUNDAY
night to spend a few weeks with his
daughter. Mrs. Homer Reed. Mr..
Duncan had spent the winter In
southern California.
M. Saunders was in town this week
accompanied by Mr.. Wolters. Mr..
Saunders reports his iambing increas
m most satisfactory. He did not be-
gin until the 6th Of this month and
is not through yet.
A. l.. Hackney and family have
gone to Nampa where they will make
their home for the future. Mr.. Hack
ney has not disposed of his residence
property In this city and expects. TO
be in this vicinity more or less. e .
w. p. Davidson of The Oregon a
Western Colonization Co and Frank
Johnson arrived here Thursday niEht
from Prineville and will remain un-
Ill after the stock convention. They
made several sales OF land I'm this
aud Crook and the western part OF
this county since they were here
couple OF weeks ago.
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j. w Davies is in town today on ST.
PlTAL PROGRINSS1NG

During the past two or three
weeks citizens OF this city have tour
cd the county in the interest OF tho
erection Of 81. Joseph Hospital with
the result that q considerable amount
mas boon contributed toward the
erection OF this most worthy insti-
tuition. More funds are needed and
will be gratefully received for this
purpose and II should not be over.
looked by those who inclined to con-
tributing TO charity. II is an insti-
tuition needed by the entire county
and one that will be found Of iness
Unable good
The ground has recently been
cleared for the Foundation OF this
cdindc, doop wen has been sunk
aud an excellent now OF water SCI
curod. Max sphfert arrived here
this week from Baker and will begin
an one OF the workmen on the stone
work Immediately.
Citizens should take an interest IN
this Institution and keep II In mind.
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Fay Comegys and wife were Il
town during the week.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-22

We VIII Sooa hsvc . number IT
buyers for sosso Asvt class stock
ranches rcasossbiy priced. Come In
md 'isf your pvopcrty--iIarSey
County Abstract Co.
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WRITE TODAY

Get your name ON the largest reg
ular mailing list In Idaho ~ Oregon
receive Free by return mall m up
to-dstc price list Of several hundred
pscccs suvs-. used daily addrcss--
COOP STORE. CALDWELL
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Born--May II, at Ontario. TO Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Kelso, daughter.
Mrs. kelso was formerly Miss Ninn
Baker. who resided here for years
and who is graduate OF the Harney
County High School.
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
OREGON STATE DEPOSTTARY
ACCOUNTS INVITED

Arc your teeth yellow DO they have
deposits OF lime and tartar upon them
at the gum margins make a
speciality OF scaling and cleaning and
Bleaching teeth and you will be sur
prised 10 Know what the latest mod
ern methods can do TO make you look
younger and Better.
DR.. @. Mcclellan Odd Feilow5
Bldg. R'cm 3.
.
ROsE-C0MB Ancona eggs for hatch
ing. s2.00 for i5.--W. l.. Blot
5-i-2t.
When sick go 10 Kings hospital.
Rest equipped surgery In the interior
and graduate nurse In charge.
i1-2etf.
Mrs. r. r. Schwartx is receiving
her spring and summer goods. New
goods arriving. frequently. You are
invited to call ard see them.
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" ALI " * n IL - ~ u " " -
; --s-a--ss-'~--------~'
j. w. Davies Is In town today on
business.
nd. Egli was over from tho ranch
the fore part OF this week.
.,sNtr. and Mrs. r. l.. Hutton are In
M0h their home at Wsgontire today.
Born---Eundsy. May is. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Simmons. q daughter.
C. l.. aperling returned the fore
part of this week from a visit to out
side points.
q. o. Jetloy has recovered from
hts recent Illness sufficiently to go
to his home yesterday
Mrs a. s. swain has been up from
tne ranch during the week visiting
with relatives ana frionis,
\. .dtmes McEwcn, who rnFidog on
lheiMalhem river near Venator, be-
ing the new owner Of Che y,scher
ranch, Ia IN town today.
.nr. Smith operated upon Mrs.
zoln wood for gall stones ut tho
King hospital Thursday afternoon.
The patient is recovering nicely we
are informed.
Paul Strange was here for a short
visit during the week leaving last
evening on his return to okmulgee,
Oklahoma. He had been up at Spo-
kane on business and returned this
way for a short visit with friends.
His mother and younger brother arc
at present In Idaho. but
Paul IL looking after business af-
fairs In Oklahoma. i
Mrs. w. d. Johnson mas boon con-
fined To = room in the 81. Joseph
Hospital for the past several days re-
from a general run down
OF her health. She In i'm.
proving rapidly and expects to be
able TO be out at once. Mr.. Johnson
was here for most OF the time but
went out to the ranch yesterday to
look over the place and 70 cast his
vote mt the primary election.
Gus Bardweii. w. w. Gould, Bart
,iler. Sheriff Goodman and his wife.
W. NJ Monroe and others contem-
,late leaving tomorrow for Baker
where they 20 TO attend the Grand
lodge OF the Odd Fellows. This
10 scheduled for Wednesday
" next week and had II not been for
he big stock convention holding In
3urns there would likely have been
many Odd Fellows aud Rcbekahs
made the trip. ,a
Miss Howell. the community nurse
las succeeded In getting over 4, por-
Ion OF the county during tho last
ouple OF weeks. but has not visited |
s many places as was her desire AZ
he is yet handicapped for an inde-
endent conveyance OF her own. That |
> what she hopes TO have in a short
lme whom she can 20 where she de-
Tres and remain as lons as she con-
Iders II necessary. She went 10 Cat '
,w this week In company with l.. y.
icDaniels county agent.
Mr. and Mrs James J. Donegan
nd their daughter. Miss Carmen.
III take their departure tomorrow
,r Portland where the young lady /
III become the bridc OF Nils Elfv-
ig during the coming week. Mr..
living will be remembered by many
the young people OF this vicinity.
s he was here for several months
onnected with the highway work.
10 IN an ex-service man and "A very
'vial fellow who made friends here
lis bride " young lady OF many
harminE qualities and one who has
he esteem OF vide circle OF young
riends. She was born in this city
nd II y graduate of the high school.
turing the past winter she has been
sachins on Otis creek near Drewsey.
hIs paper certainly congratulates
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TREsPAss NOTICE

No ,respassing upon my premises.
Keep your stock out OF my field un-
less by my permission. A reward
Tor conviction OF the violation OF
this notice. James II. Stewart.
b-i5. ~
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TO THE HARVEY
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOu

II is with pleasure that we ac-
knowledge the receipt OF the picture
Home OF the Heron" which you no
generously presented to the Public
School OF Burns on the i7th OF May
1890.
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PAID LOCALS.

Ladies'! Those who can wear size
3. 3h or 4 shoes. Look into Luna
burg a Dalton's window aud see
what you can buy for sass.
Try Firestone Cords. Universal
Garage. Adv. a..
Patients receive the best or care at
tho Eireoyed Maternity Hospital.
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Signed.
RUBY owsLEY
LEI.AH LOGAN
MILDRED DALTON
MADISON RICHARDSON

The Committee of The Burns Pub
lie School.
.
a Moose would be thrice welcome
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
REID is vICT0R's BIG CARD
scarlet Days" and nroncho Billy nrc
Other Attractions This Neck

scarlet Days" and nroncho Billy arc
other Attractions This Week.
w allacc Reid, one of the most ideal
OF all screen heroes, portrays one OF
ms most effective hero roles in his
new paramount picture, The Love
d nGsIr n,av p.s eur Of the sue
l.ait, TO he shown at the Victor to-
morrow and Tuesday
Mt. Reid's part is tina; of 4 young
/ eiuoman who goes tc a disreputabie
SUM saloon TO find his erring broth
er and after taking all Of his valu-
aoles and money away from him.
sends him home. He iinds i, a de-
lighttui novelty when the proprietor
and the gang leaders welcome him
as the Colt Kid. n western bad man
VINO has just been released from Jo-
liet and whom they have been ex-
pectinS for some time.
In no picture on the screen tina. we
can remember has California OF the
golden. rough days of 40 been Sc;
forth with such fascination and gla-
mour or so faithfully as in David
craft production. Scarlet Days"
which comes TO the Victor Theatcr
wednesday and Thursday. The old :
time California has frequently been
INDUSTRY was murder and whose pom
uiation was about equally divided
between COW punchers in hair pants
and dance hall young ladies dressed
like the Ziegfeld Follics Mr.. Crit
fifth shows the old frontier as il really
was-in its roaring brutality and IT'S
strange tender chivalry Richard
Barthelmess and n fine cast help TO
make this picture more than worth
while.
Fatty" Arbucklc. in the Hayseed.'
is the comedy supplemental feature.
here Friday and Saturday, Bron-
cho Billy Will be seen IN another
thrilling western production. "A Son
OF Gun" which Will have as IT'S
subsidiary attraction "Barnyard Fol-
Hes, Fox Sunshine comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
TWO PUNCHY PICTURES
''Thc StcnlcrS.' With Capable Cast
and Dustin Farnum In ..BiG
Happiness mt Isis.

The power OF faith is admirably
expressed in The Stealers," VIII
am Christy Cabannc's powerful pic
IRE Of tho humanit!cs. a Robert
cn-Coie Supcr-special which VIII
DC SHOWN a. the Isis Thcater for
a-run of three days beginning to-
morrow. The critics unite i'm mailing
ms superh!m as sermon in ac-
On, hut a sermon which cntcrta!ns
aS wei! As points a moral
The story. predicted on theme
Universal IN its. appeal tells or the
regeneration Of - .Nriii!s,cr OF the
Sospe! who mad turned crool; in q
~thdlci effort 10 biasphcmc his Cr,a-
i3r for wrongs he !ancicd God had
lruSt upon him
The picture represents the fruits of
Nj tanannes years OF eNpcr!cucn AS
director who bsGan his career
lqder the tGtelage OF -. W. Griffith
Nc. Cabannc wrote, directed and pro-
auced the film for Rohertson-CoIa
ne cast includes William II. Tookcr
wc!!-known actor, ~ the minister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
TH0S. MEIGHAN AT ODEON
His "CivilIan Ciothes- Pripcip,I
feafure OF Week-NOrmn Tai
madEc In "panthe1u Also

Thomas Meighan's first Paramount
starring vehicle is Civilian Clothes"
produced by Hugh Ford from
thompson Buchanan's popular stage
play OF the same name. The picture
VIII he shown at the Odcon Thcater
LOT Two days commencing tomorrow
The story concerns an overseas can
tain who marrics a pretty American
society girl In France. She Is at
tractcd to him chiefly because he IS
so handsome in his inform Later.
aitcr she returns to America, comes
news OF his death. She has renewed
hcr acquaintance with another ad
In!rer when her husband. very much
alive. comes to her home. Disap-
pointed at his unromantic appearance
in civilian clothes. which show afro
| cious taste in their cut and color.
she snuhs him. The gallant cx-car-
tain thcreupon secures a job as but
Ter in his wifcs household with tn.
aHowcd purpose Of teaching her a
! lesson in democracy. The results are
amusing in the extreme. and, Of
course, tho story ends happily.
Mr. Meirhan's supporting company
includes Martha Mansfield. the beau
tiful heroine OF Or Jekyli and Mir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
KEYNOTE IS MOTHER LOVE
iulinh!s and Baby Songs by Miss
Z. Fr"drriri< Through Trying
I.mNiln n:il knIr.

TaUiin" Frederick. whose new pic
are, Madame "" GOldwyn pro-
duction. comes TO the Lyric Thcatcr.
for six days commencing tomorrow,
enacted most of her intense. emotion
al scenes in the famous drama To the
accompaniment OF soft lullabys play
cd hy the orchestra. Mother love
is one OF the strongest emotions de-
velopod in the drama. in fact it is
a-nIothcr's love and longing for the
son She has not seen since he was
Il baby that develops the action of
the play TO point where the mystic
rious Madame y" finds him in the
young lawyer who is defending Her
in-hcr trial for murder.
Miss Frederick. one of the great
oSt emotional actresses in pictures.
Uses music extensively in all her
plays. making her own selections and
bas!ns her choice on the predominant
note of the drama. Mother love is
he one -edccm!nS feature OF The
charaCter OF Madame N which Miss
Frederick is portraying and there
ore sh. likes To have baby songs.
particularly "iusl bye Baby" which
S,play.d frequently IN her big scenes
Enen her impulses as Madame Y
yGars
In the carly scenes OF the drama
Mss Frederick porirays Jacquclinc
Flor;ot, who is driven from her home
n Paris ~ hcr husband because Of
his UNJUST suspicious regarding her
relations with another man. She re-
turns 20 see her young son. VINO is
dangerously III. only 10 be driven out
: gain py her husband who tells hey
tHa: tS= boy believes her dead.
Twenty years later JacQuel!ae,
wreck OF a woman. drug user. an
hsbitue ~ notorious resorts in Su.-
nos Ayres, 10 which she has Grifted.
mas lett bu; one ta!ng 10 remind
h5r 0: the beautiful woman she was
n Par!S-the love for hey son and
ne hope o: seeing him some day.
she consents 10 return 20 France a.
ne companion Of crook with that
f opa IL mind. She Kills her com
pxrion because Ae tries 10 use her
ma black mail scheme after learn
l5S something OF he- stor? and she
ears !; may involve H.r son. She
efuses 70 reveal Ac- !Ieatit? when
sont 70 prison and Is registered there
as 'GIadame " Finally she finds
Ger son in the person OF the young
lawyer assigned to defend her a. her
trial for murder.
Added features include comedy,
news. Burton Holmes Travelogue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
LEFTY" AND NEW RAY FILM
These Are BiIou Attractions Coming
Wcek-thnrlic's '.An Old-Fash-
toned Boy"-tsOod.

SO Lone Lefty" the slN-rcel Rob
erison-Cole super special produced by
=! Christie. viii open ~ the Bijou
Iheatcr beginning tomorrow for
run OF three days. The hlm IS a
Oliver Morosco comedy OF the same
name. which for ave solid years has
held" the iheaier- going public OF the
The story deals with TWO newly
married couples who present com
eiEat!on OF vastly different personals
ties. one husband. q gay bird. has
nE :or purple and fine linen and de-
votes i1ost Of her time 20 the prep
arauon o: eNcc!leu;iy cooked meals
ana the care Of her home. The other
hubby, an honcst-to- goodness home
loving chap mas placed the gold band
on the hand Of sweeiie who is
festive life and who cant boil water
without burning IL
The opening % the picture finds the
newlyweds az ncighbors IN a sunny
dispositions soon brings d!ssatisfac-
tion on al! sides with both husbands
ana wives striving 10 conceal their
WIG 10 spruce UP Ike the Wife OF his
{ ne!Shbor. while the neighbor wants
/ his wife 20 don .nsham gown and
mary art.
As Ear as The hu1Dands arc con-
ccrncd, they decide. after confer
cnce. that divorce is the only way
out OF the mess. After the divorce
each Intends 10 marry the wife Of the
other. The scheme j explained TO
the wives who hold conference
Of the rown and decide TO swap
husbands for a week before entering
;hc courts. Just what happens in
the week following is II Knockout.
During the filming OF An Old
Fashioned Ioy." tn. last lnCe-Para-
mount-Artcra:; production starring
Charles Ray scheduled as the feature
attraction at the Bijou Thcatcr next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Thomas H. Iacc. who personally SUI
perV!S"I the picture from start 70
finish, left no stone unturncd in his
effort to produce q story that would
in every respect surpass the quality
of any OF Charles Rays past sue
cesses.
An Old Fashioned Boy is intro
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Ruth Dwycr. Norma Shcarer. Jack
Crosby, Walter Miller and Matthew
l.. BctZ

l.. Be,z.
There is crashing punch in
big Happiness" the Robertson Cole
super special, starring Dustin Far
mum. which Will open q; the Isis
Theater Thursday for a run OF three
days. The characterization of twin
brothers, the role played by Mr..
Farnum. gives this sterling actor an
excellent opportunity to appear at
his best.
The fact that Mr.. Farnum will NOT,
under any circumstances. Slur his
work TO gain time. plus his penchant
for eXactitudc OF detail. has done
much to make big Happiness the
master photo-paly that 1t is. There
is not an extra" ia the picture. MIR.
Farnum sticking TO his theory that
talented players are necessary to
produce realistic Sphcrc."
Old friends are recognized in the
cast which includes Kathryn Adams.
who plays opposite Mr. FarnUm. Fred
Malaiesta, prominent heavy oil 4
score OF famous pictures: Aggie Her
ron. Violet Schram William Brown
and Joseph j. Bowling.
Supplemental features include a
comedy and news.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

duced BY Mr.. Incc as the first nlm
play without an iris. or "fade-out''
ihe plan for which having been con-
cciv"d by Agnes Christine Johnston
scenario writer for Thomas H. Tncc
ana author OF the newest Ray releas Sc
WITHOUT an iris. the action of "An
oiu-FaSh!oned Boy Is continuous
and audiences will witness the UNI
ioidinE OF the entire story without Il
Ethel Shannon plays opposite the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

is OF mans life thing apart. but It
* womans whole existence" Az
fanthca- Romon. Norma Talmudge, in
'Panthca." the big SelZnick picture
which will be shown ut the Odeon
thcatcr two days starting Wednesday,
makes one of the most unusual sacri-
fees imaginable to bring wealth and
fame 10 her husband and make II
possible for him to regain his health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Hyde" and other screen notablcs.
The things that Il woman Will do
for the man she loves have often
puzzled scientists who believed that
they had reached perfection in the
study OF human nature. There
seems to be no accounting for II save
IN tho words OF The poet ihat "loNc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
CREAM FOR cATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid

In ole minute your clogged n~ostrils
will open. the air passages of YOU
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffing,
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug-
Cling for breath at night; your cold or
catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. 1t PEN
etrates through every air passage of
the head, soothes the infiamed or
swollen mucous membrane n relief
comes instantly.
IT'S lust fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
comes so quickly.-Adv.
10-15-11-26