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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09

Bonnet Strings
At the Ritz the other afternoon I
counted no less than nine hats with
bonnet strings, or chin straps, which
are in the same class, and they are
strongly featured in the current plays.
Vivienne Segafin The Little Whop-
per-" wears N having q double
brtm OF pecan straw and a mound
shaped crown of blanco lace. The
lace Is wired to form melon-shaped
sections, and the brim turns up on one
side and down on the other, and then
comes a lace streamer hat starts and
ends at the center-bacl1.
In Scandal" Is another hat that
emphatically points the coming vogue.
1t shows the elongated sides and
broad back with the abrupt turn-up
in front, and is worn by Ann Winston.
1t is fashioned of fine erin and its
sole bit of trimming is a circular orna-
nent of plated ribbon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09
1ne Land % Lost Things

II A1dita ~ IoSb lffillgS
Plop! The twins landed with q
bump. When they had blinked their
eyes a minute to sort of get their
senses, they saw they were in a
strange country, but they rather sus-
pected where it was. 1t was this way.
When the children had talked to the
Funny little man in the woods about
the Land o. Lost Things, all they said
was, ooh, don't you wish we were
there!' And there they were, quick
as a wink. It's no secret thai the
magical mushroom heard them, and
told the kind green shoes to get busy.
Which wa do you wish to go 2"
asked a voice suddenly beside them.
Tn the crossing policeman" And
MGR nearly fell over when he rec
ognized a whistle he had lost. The
whistle, too, seemed surprised to see
A Realization.
"How's prohibition workin' In Grim
son GulchT"
CAN right" replied Three Finger
Sam. 1.-THE boys are beginnin' to real
tze that a mans conversation is jes'
a. interestin' when he's sober an a
heap more reliable"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
WIFE CLEANED OUT
The WHOLE BUNCH

10" Davis. culurcd. who is employed
At Charles Bells color"d restaurant on
tho South Side. got into an argument
with his wife yesterday afternoon h"
everything WAS settled until his WIG.
Catherine Davis appeared ~ Bells r"@-
taurant last night about . o'clock. ~
ter a few words between tho two: FatN-
erin" began To mix things. Bell VII"
tried to stop tho lighting WAS thrown
on the floor by Catherine. while she
lr,stcd u hottie over Joc's head. cut
ting = lnr"" cash.
Just lhcn officer knahn arrived on
,hc sem, end after n short struggle got
Cath"riu" out Of TN" building. N the
meantime Foil called COR tn" wagon
Catherine after another struggle. was
loaded into the patrol and taken to the
building.
Rel put UP for tn" appearance Of joe.
Both will be given n hearing this morn
ing before Judge John s. Ritz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
Nd DATE YET
FOR INQUEST
CORONER DELAYED IN 1NVEST1GA-
ZION OF DEATH OF c. =. 3.
GRANDSTATT
Prisoner in jail Hero Nervous Whue
waiting word From HIS no'heF
IN Arkansas

With Samuel Blcyins. aged - Years
ebhind the bars IN the Ohio county jan.
aS we'll as Henry Jones and Sharies
Miller, retired Baker ~ the East End IN
,hn iail held a. an important witness
Coroner L. G.. Hobbs u1 10 a late hour
last night had not announced ~heh ne
will hold an inquest IN the dcIth Of |,
+. Burns GrludStaM. who VAS 'nuru'teu
4 week ago today at tho Peninsula
Coroner Hobbs IS bclnE d"!aHcH'
awaiting the arrest Of Frank MITCHELL
wantsd as another important witness
Mitchell and Miller II - said were h"l9
mp by the hoy BlcyInS. who cont"SSeu
Sunday u the shooting and killing Oh
IiT7tndStaf ,
In tho meanwhile Blevins is 1nNiously
.awaitin sword from his mother in i'ttIc
Rock. Ark, to whom no wrote letter
Sunday night telling her ~ being IN jail
her" for murder.
Rlevins is cody waiting Tor the pre-
liminary hearing. He - oriSnt 9oumS
man, and * 4 clean looking fellow. fiS
haSconfoSSed To several r"bbericS IN au,
dttiOn 70 the murder AMI has admittco
Scrvral other business places had hecn
marked for robbery before they were
going t. leave the wheeling district toT
st Louis No.
Miller and Mitchell are facing serious
charges as the result OF their action IN
tho Grandstafr case. According 70 SLcN-
in they came along the railroad tracks
after tho murd"r had been cHtln''Ss 81, u
and he held them up. forcing them INTO
tho shack with the dead man. warn'uE
them what ne would do IL they tried 10
Miller was questioned short tim"
after and denied having seen the muir
derer, Il is said. The officers are eN-
meeting 10 give him the limit for helping
Tho Youthful murderer escape the law ny
not giving them 4 description or hlm' II
is said.
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VISITORS Tell
Of CHURCH WORK
INFORMAL, RECEPTION LAST NIGHT
rOR cEURcK WORKERS AT 81
james CHURCH
Leave This Morning For Conference on
synod work at Columbus
Headquarters

Last evening at s.. James Evangelical
church q large crowd OF women mem,
bers of the Missionary League attended
the informal reception which was gwen
in honor Of Mrs. J. Henry Tr"utrnan OF
Butler, Pa. and Mrs. Margaret Eyman'
OF Pittsburgh, both of whom are mem
bers OF the executive BOARD or inc
church work connected with tho wom-
ans synod Of the Joint synodical con-
vention of Ohio which is in session To-
dav and tomorrow at Columbus. OHIO.
Mrs. Walter +. SChutete presided AZ
tho meeting and led the dorotnonaI SNC rS
the executive board Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society acted as chairman. IN
Producing the speakers.
Mrs. TroutmSn spoke for few min
uteS telling tho purpose OF the synod,
which i national and held hicnnially al
Columbus. tho central point Of the syn
odical area. Tho principal points when
will come at the meeting VIII % tns
membership in the general conference or
the English Lutheran church. also the
establishment Of national Junior
lca Suc and the raising OF tn" million
dollar fund for educational purposes and
tho work Of the foreign and home mis-
sionarieS II is proposed 70 engage the
services Of field secretaries IN connec-
ton with the work.
Mrs lyman told particularly or the
rlarIs for the organization Of the Junior
@fearuc which movement has gained
great impetus throughout the Lutheran
World. She told Of the urgent require
nents nC leadership for the Junior
league and of the careful training neces-
S.Iry- for tho leaders Of the young people.
Mrs. Trnutman. Mrs. W. c. Moore and
Mrs. Eyuran will leave this morning for
Columbus. making the trip by motor.
Tho reception committee was head
by Mrs \ c. Rayha and Mrs. Fred
Stroehnan Several others who with
corps II assistants served refreshments
ut the conclusion Of the short addresses
given BY the speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
CHARLES ASHBY IN O.V. G.H. AS ..
RESULT Of EXPLOSION SATURDAY
SEERRoDSvnLE, OHIO, MINER IN
SERIOUS CONDITION IN
LOCAL HOSPITAL
Companion was Killed when Twenty
I'VE Pound Can Of Powder
Let Go

Charles Ashby. aged 81 years. of Sher-
rodsYille. Ohio. was admitted to the
Ohio Valley General hospital here yes
terday afternoon in n serious condition
as the result of an explosion of blast
ing powder at that place last Friday
afternoon.
His condition at an early hour this
morning was very serious, although at
tending physicians are still holding
homes for his recovery.
The accident in which AShby was IN
jured resulted in the death OF r. NJ.
Campbell, aged 81 years. who was work
ing in the SherrodSSilie mine with him
at the time OF the explosion.
The explosion was caused by, camp
bell dropping Il spark. from his lamp in
the powder can. Both men were uncon-
sc!ous when found by fellow workmen.
and were taken TO the mouth OF the
NINE It was not thought they were
seriously injured at the time and were
t.Lken to their homes.
Campbell died IA short, time later
white physicians battled for Ashhy'S
life. His condition was too serious to
permit moving, and II was not until yes
terday he was a bic to be brought TO the
hospital here.
Campbell was we'd known in the vic
unity being an expert mine plaster. Ash
hy was helping him and had been In the
business only 4 short tome. Both were
married and lived near Sherrodsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
LIBERTY PACKET
, FINALLY RAISED
GEN. BEACH OF LIBERTY TRANSIT
COMPANY FLOATS AFTER
SINKING AT wARWOoD
Expert Diver Finally Succeeds IN Get
ting Boat TO Surfacs-qoes 70 Pitts
burGh Dry Docks Today

Tn" General Contracting Corporations
engineers. contracting and twlnE con
tractors Of Pittsburgh. announge me
successful raising OF the Liberty Transit
packet General Beach" which sank ScE,
eral weeks ago At the Rchland co3'
company'S river Triple at Narwooa'
previous 10 which two unsuccessful at
tsmrtS to raise the i'll iatcd steamer
wccr mad" h. another firm.
on OCTOBER 18th. Joseph Banks. cN-
port diver. vas ordered to the wreck 10
help with IN" raising. on TN" same uatc
there w"r" brought e. tho wreck a bnrItr
boat with two sixty horse power boilers
on board and one twelve inch centrliu-
gal pump.
Last Saturday the pumps had been
placed on Il barge alonCside the "'rGck
and steam was pipcd from tn" boiler
boat. At ten O'Clock the pumps were
started.
Twice pumninr had to hr stopped on
: account nr tho hulkh"ad breaking. Que
on account Of tho small hulkh"ad which
had been built around tho ruddcr post
giving away. Finally at $50 u. M. II
/ WAS seen that tn" water WAS gradually
, reCcdinC from the deck and shortly
af'"rwnrd IN" bow OF tho wreck floaicd.
At five O'Clock the stern Of the boat
gradually Calnc TO the surface OF the
river.
Tho supervision Of the raising was
handled hv Sam Eads. superintendent
for IN" General Contracting company.
end tn" divir" WAS done ny another
member If the, same organization:
Joseph Ennks. who has record Of
I raising several bad wrecks including
tho "Sweetrekr" at Ashland. Kentucky,
! and the "Sailcr" at Lock No. 4 in the
MoncnGahela river.
II Is though that N" General Crow
der will nick tho Reach M on her way
to Pitt ShurEh this morning. and VIII
, tow hcr ~ tho Elizabeth docks. wh"r"
! she will hc repaired. returning to her
run on the OHIO soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
HIGHER GAS RATES
FOR CENTRAL ". VA.

Charleston. w. Va. Oct. 21.-Npplica-
ton 10 Increase gas rates to consuners
was made today to the public service
commission by three companies operat-
Ing in ne norih-central part of OF r rns
s~n,,i,. decreasing revenue and increas-
ed Operating sNpsnsSs Tef ToI Eysn was as
s,., Tmr 1crcmhcr II. The petition was
fled Jointly by the West Virginia Cen,
trail Gas company; Of bIc Nh Gsn come sne
NAM Of Elkins and the Northern Ma
tural ' Gas company Of Hutton, Mary
land.
The present rates OF the companies.
,.,,ora nwnership is interlooklnG. rang
Ing from i cent s, 's DoantH 10 su 10 csE Ss
ror TidpcIny Mineral county ana Vicin-
,y The ayerasc rate is in t ,he n pres-
TON county. is now paying IS cents Inc
exact amount of increase desired Is 10
he filed before the hearing.
-RITY Wal. SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
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COMPOUND


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
FIND MOONSHINE
WHILE SENTENCE
IS BEING HEARD
Prohibition Officers Get Five Barrels
OF Liquor In Prisoners Home.

While Judge X. VI. Addlcman was SEN
fencing him to three months in the
Brooke county jail and filming him $500
prohibition officers raided the home OF
Steve Bronsinky, an Italian of Wells
burg yesterday afternoon and found
one barrel of raisin mash ready for dis
tillation and four moro barrels fermen-
ting.
The man had been arrested about two
weeks ago for selling mOonshinc. and
was found guilty. At first he denied
The liquor found yesterday was of high
grade.
Nick Dan and Wees Milia of Follans-
bee. who were arrested July 24th for
having liquor were also fined $500 and
sentenced to three months. They were
arrested by Bert Phillips, Sheriff Lit
ton and his deputies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
PEANUTS STOLEN

4 foreigner who has recently opened
small peanut stand nj III corner or
sixteenth and Main streets called up the
Central station last night stating that
he wanted a nIain clothes man at once.
Detective Walker, who was in the sta
ton at the Qmr WAS sent and he re-
turned with smile on his face. stating
that some ono going past had taken a
handful Of peanuts from tho stand. Tho
manager was unable TO give discrip2
iion Of the man SO II was Impossible
for Walker 10 read his mind and tel who
got the peanuts. II was later found. II
was tho work Of boys who were Hal
lowe ching.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
SKIN DISEASES
ARE EXPELLED ouIcKEsr II An
AErrs1Pr1c APPLIcA11oN.

The application should alsO be heal al
YOU that this i, strue? c: H. Griest &
Go. sells a salve' called slM,Co which mi, is
the bill. 1t does not soil the skin; yet
it is a most powerful antiseptic and an
active healing ointment. Eczema, salt
rheum, tetter and similar skin affections
disappear with the aid OF SINCE
SHLVE or C. II. Griest & Co.. who are
the agents, are authorized to return to
YOU the purchase price.
The price Is so favorably trifling IL
"a not TO be considered. S1M-CO
sALVE is so healing and 50 powerfully
ment for those open sores which you
thS Satbins we ike 'H siMco sALvE for a
rubbing IMMINENT:
Do not make the mistake Of not get
ting the right remedy at the right time:
Get Get a jar today. Price SOC. soc and
800 per jar. If your druggist does
not keep II. send US 35c and the parcel
post will bring It 30 your door by return
mail. VIM. NJ. siimpson Drug Co.
Wholesale Druggists, Williamsburg Sta
ton. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

woodrow Wilson alone 10 TO blame for
the fact that the United States Is not
now In the league Of nations. Had he
bsen willing to accept the reservations
proposed by the senate, which Europe
was ready to accep'. the league would
not now be q matter Of debate. hut he
insisted upon the pact AZ he framed it,
without tho crossing Of q e. or the dot
ting Of ON IL Cox Is pledged to the
wilson league as It stands. no would
accept reservations that would explain
but mono that would alter it. Such a
league would not be adopted by the sen
ate. The only hope Of a league IN to
elect Warren G. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
URGE SHOOTS REELECTION.

Ogden. Utah. Oct. .N.--WlIlam HOW
ard Taft in statement dictated upon
his arriN al here today. urged tho voters
OF Utah TO return Reed Smoot {" the
senate for the reason that tho senate y
experience as a member OF III" appro-
priation and finance committees would
lao highly ,ulua bic to the now admins
tration.
MIR Taft said no had refused TO join
the pro-loagucrs. which h" termed IN
organization trying to split the Rcruo:
HCan party. He SaiH thC election or
Harding would insure the adoption Of =
prac( zeal league Of nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
HIT. BY WAGON
Mourdsville Man Run Down BY Horse
While AuRhtlng From Car.

A well known young man from
Nnundsville, said TO be named Tcrrill,
was seriously injured yesterday after
noon when he was run down by a bakery
wagon, driven by Nick Pavolic, ut
Fourth and Marshall streets, McMechcn
after he had alighted from street car
The young man suffered broken leg
and Il number of cuts and bruises ABOUT
tho body.
According To cyc-witnesses. the driver
Of the wagon was passing tho street car
which had stopped TO discharg- Tcrrtll'
He faNed to stop the horse unit! the
wagon Md paSscd over TerrillS body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

BUY Wal. SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
CHARLES PONzI IS
ADJUDGED BANKRUPT

Boston, Oct. 25.--Charles ronzi, was
foTnally adjudged 4 bankrupt by the
Federal District Court today. The court
accepted the report OF the referee III
bankruptcy. who conducted an inquiry
into several phases of the quick rich
scheme by which HUnzi obtained mill
lions from investors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

Tariff for revenue only Is tho Demo-
cratic policy. A. protective tariff In the
Republican policy. Tariff for revenue
Only lets the foreignsrs goods into our
narssss to be sold cheaper than what
We make hsro At homo. A protective
tariff gives our own manufacturers and
workinEmsn tho advantage. MI. worker,
II You want prosperity and good wages
to continue, vote for warren q. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

James NJ. Cox. If elected, would be
h cir to the polictes and the practices OF
woodrow wilson. The same irritating
governmental interference with bu-tness
and private affairs would continue. II
you want . new deal, vote for Warren
G, Harding.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

Preble County Red Cross chapter was
held here Wednesday afternoon and
resulted in election OF the following
directorate, which will serve during
the ensuing year: Mrs. John NJ.
Gale, Mrs. c. F. Ressler, Mrs. A. d.
Davis, DR.. II. z. Silver, Prof. w. S.
Fogarty, A. J. Hiestand, ]. E. Parker,
Harvey II Hawkins, all of Eaton; Mrs.
Otto Heeter, Lewisburg; Mrs. Harry
Price, Dixon. township; Mrs. F. NJ.
DAVIDSON, West Manchester; Lucien
g. Stubs, West Elkton; S. S. Hart,
Jackson township; Mrs. Charles M.
Murray, Campbellstown; Mrs. C. H.
Harris, New Paris.
Annual election OF officers of the
chapter will be held Nov. 5 in Eaton.
Many Political Meetings.
County committees OF both political
parties are "whooping 'er up" in Preble
county this week-the last week of the
campaign-and meetings at various
points are announced.
These Democratic meetings are
scheduled: Thursday evening, at Lew.
isburg, with w. G. Pickrel, candidate
for congress. and Judge G. w. Mannix,
OF Greenville. Friday evening, at Eat
On, Judge Mannix and woman
speaker, to be announced. Saturday
evening, at West Alexandria, Congress.
man Warren Gard, w. G. Pickrel, and
Judge Mannix. 1t is expected meet
ings at other points will be arranged
for. --.
Republican meetings announced are !:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

Thursday night, at Eaton, with Miss
Ossee Penny, Of Indianapolis; G. NJ.
kumler, candidate for state senator;
Ralph Sever. candidate for county
prosecutor. Friday evening, at Edo
RADIO, T. n. Wilson, Dayton; H. D..
Silver. candidate for representative.
Senator Lake Trammell, of Florida,
and Mrs. Phoebe Suttliff, OF Warren,
o., addressed Democratic meeting
Wednesday night in the opera house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, president OF
the Indiana W. c. T. u, discussed the
League of Nations in a non-partisan
meeting in Dixon township. Tuesday
night.
T. N. Wilson, Dayton, editor Of
Town Topics. spoke before Repub-
lican meeting Wednesday night in New
Paris. At Gratis, Wednesday night,
Mrs. D. c. Brewer, of Dayton: G. M.
Kumler and Ralph Sever, county candi-
dates, were the speakers.
Eaton Couple Married.
Announcement has just been made
of the marriage OF Earl Murphy, of
Eaton. and Miss Thelma Ellington. OF
Hamilton. which took place October
90, in Hamilton. They will make their
home here.
Advises Late Trapping.
Hunters and trappers Of fur-bearing
animals in Preble county are advised
by Harry Fudge. local raw fur dealer,
to not trap early this season. which
opens November I. Unprime furs, he
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
FRANK WOOD, EATON,
HELD TO GRAND JURY,
TROUBLE over LEASE

EATON, o.. Oct -2S.-Frank Wood,
farmer, Somers township, Is held to
the grand jury on a charge OF threat
ening to shoot and kill Jim Bowman,
tenant on Woods farm in Somers
township.
Wood entered a plea Of not guilty
when arraigned in the court Of Justice
j. G, Test in Camden and was released
upon his own recognizance until. the
next grand jury convenes.
Wood has lately obtained two court
restraining orders against Bowman,
who occupies under lease, with Wood,
the Wood farm. The restraining or.
ders were issued upon allegation of
Wood that Bowman had violated terms
of the farm lease. One restraining or
der was dismissed, upon Woods con-
sent. This was followed by issuance
OF another restrainer, which still is in
force. Upon Woods allegation that
Bowman violated the courts order,
Bowman and two other men have
been cited To appear here next Satur-
day in common pleas court on charge
of contempt of court. 49,
Annual election of directors of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

declared, will be of very little value
and will only affect the market for
good prime-caught skins. He declares
the raw fur market is in a precarious
state and at this time no prices are
quoted. He declares every fur dealer
in the country who carried over stores
this summer are heavy losers finan-
cially.
Oxford Man to Speak.
: At a banquet to be given Friday
evening by the Mems Bible Glass Of
the Presbyterian church, DR.. W. w.
Boyd, president of Western College for
Women, Oxford, will speak on Chris
tian Responses to World Needs"
VIII Examine Pupils.
At some future date, school children
will be examined for trachoma, dis
ease of the eye, according to advices
received here by Superintendent John
O'Leary from the department Of COM
municable disease CT the state board OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH MONEy.

Cut out this slip, enclose with &c and
mail It to Foley &C. Co., 2s35 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago. ILL.,. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousness
headaches and sluggish bowels. A G.
Luken & Co. $50 Main St.-Advertise-
ment.
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health. A representative OF the de- !
partment will conduct the examination. !

Despite the steep and crooked
roads through the Yellowstone Nat
ional park, over which no less than
10000 privately owned motor cars
toured this year. ten accidents have
been reported, only two OF which were
of a serious nature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
Easy Way To
Ward Off Cold

RS better to take few pleasant little
tablets and ward OF cold than to pay
big doctor bills and lie In bed for days
or weeks with pneumonia
During the fall and winter months
when grippe and pneumonia keep the
doctors busy, health authorities urge
everyone to watch out for symptoms
Of colds and ge' after them right off,"
Take no chances. At the first sign Of
smiling and sneezing get a box Of
Lightning Laxative Quinine Tablets and
stop the cold within "a hours. Light
ming Laxative Quinine Tablets are safe.
pleasant; pever grippe or sicken. Drug
Gista guarantee them. Only 25c ner box