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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
Aviator Instantly Killed.

Champaign, H., April 17.-Lieu-
tenant James Welsh. % years old,
of Corpus Christi, Texas, was in
stantly killed this afternoon when
he fell 500 feet with his airplane
at Chanute field, government train"
ing station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
GUATEMALA CAPTURED
BY REVOLUTI0NlSTS

San Salvador, April 17.-Former
President Manuel Estrada Cabrera,
of Guatemala. has been captured
by the revolutionists, together with
his staff. according to adVices
reaching this city.
The first artillery corps, COM
manded by General Padilla, has
surrendered to the revolutionary
army. which has triumphed along
the entire line. The surrendered
Fort San Jose contained large
numbers of machine guns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
Print Paper Free or Duty.

Washington. April 17.-Final ac-
ton was taken by congress today
on legislation designed to relieve
print paper consumers, the senate
passing the house bill making
print paper under cents free Of
duty for two years,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
No,abIcs Reach san Reno,

San Reno, Italy, April 17.--Eari
Curzon, British secretary of for
eign affairs; Admiral Beatty. Rob
ert Underwood johnson, American
ambassador to Italy. and the Bel
gian mission arrived here early
this evening. Premier Nittl held a
long interview with Premier Lloyd
George,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
OUR SUNDAY SERMONETTE
CARL c. MAGEE.

So physical morality has its basis in the great laws
of health The moral is the far-sighted man.
But moral teachings find their home in the church
because the church is Gods house and the laws
Gods laws. They belong together by the rules of
logic.
The man with respect for God usually has small
respect for His laws. The who respects God usu
ally respects His laws.
Thus religion is not the dream of the Impractical
man. 1t s rather, the lfe-phlosophy of the really
wise man.
1t is the smart thing to be God-fearing man; the
foolish thing to scoff at God and His laws.
Religion has real place in solving everyday
problems of living. rs. 8a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
THE WEATHER
FORECASTS.

Denver, Colo, April 17,-New
Mexico; Sunday snow and strong
west to north winds, much colder
east of the mountains; Monday un-
settled, warmer northeast portion.
Arizona: Sunday and Monday
generally fair except probably
snow northeast portion; rising
temperature Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions tor the tWenty-fouf
hours ended at p, m. yesterday,
recorded by the university:
New Britain herald., 1920-10-04
NOHANKS AND EMPIRES.

The Empires and the Mohawks, two local football teams, will hold forth at Newinston Road field Sunday aft ernoon at 5 o'clock. The game was arranged between the two local from the Record football team of Meriden that a game scheduled be- tween the Empires and Records for this Sunday would have to be can- celled.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-04
GREENLEAF BEA;
Worlds Champion Poc|
 Displays Great

Ralph Greenleaf, vol pocket billiardist, deml skill at the Rogers Red ing yesterday afternooI| playing Bob Stone of M Brass City boy is some] wielder himself, but youthful champion he X
 In the matinee perfot leaf won by a score of executed a high run q while not spectacular. by his wonderful conta ball. In the evening S better showing. but wi to 112. After each ga gave an eahibition
 brought apNHauS
New Britain herald., 1920-10-04

such document. Tn a scathins con- clusion, Mir. Whitman avowed that"At the door of the White House and Woodrow Wilson goes the blame for this country still being in a state or war with Germany.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-04
First In Bargain Easements

There may be varying opinions as to what a Bargain means but in our store we have always tried to make it mean a purchase by which you benefit. With that policy as our first thought, we were the first to open up bargain basement in New Britain about ten years ago.
 In "The Bigger Better Store" the bargain basement will make greater appeal to you with its large variety of clothing.
 Our aim to give Always More Value for Less Money" has direct application to our bar gain basement. When you begin to shop in E'The' Bigger Better Store" you will find that the bar gain basement will present to you greater sav- ings than ever before.
 Keep in mind ''The Bigger Better Store" BESSE-LELAND CO.
 Always More Value fof Less Money"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

upon Mr., Ncff. in order that
he may be- able To enter the
run.off with the psychological AL.
vantage of good lead over Joseph
Weldon Bailey.
IT, Mr. Ncff's lead over Bailey
is large in The first primary, ~
ito no, believe that there Will be q
run.off.
Bailey will withdraw.
And remember. all of thr canui
dates admit that Nrff is the man
that each must defeat if be- is 10
b. governor.
Therefor. let : roll mp q Zig
Ncll vote in the first primary
Let's concentrate upon \cfl, 81
Bailey will prove a surprise.
The Bailey supporters hev
taken heart only sHcC dnpn"'
dfort, are buaq mad, f0r ~
W.. ThomdSoa!
The Bailey supporters would b,
happy 10 aid Mr. Tomah>on 10 gain
support from the Ncff columns.
DO YOU want Bailey Tor goycr
nor
Ii not. let : vote Tor \ctf'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
THE PROHIBITIONISTS.

There l. some talk of William
Jennings Bryan being selected n,
the standard bearer of tn Prohi
bition party
Mr. Bryan has done many fool
ish things in his chcckrrcd politi
cal career. but We 10 not belle, ,
that he will quit his place in the
regular Democratic party for any
position IN the outer darkness of
parties OF lesser strength and ina
purtancc.
BRYAN is Vet 10 be- heard from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

saEtNAa NNNN
walk Trade
"C,t the money and send the custo'
mci away satisfied" is the ,icw OF A..
o. Hail. a well hnuwu dru/isi of In
dianapolis Han believes speed IN SEW
ico rs the big requisite. Acting on THIS
belief he har taken steps To speed up
hi' scrNice beyomi anything If the IN.
diana metropolis
The thing that causes e passrug 9
train 10 lec time Is ufmlly not ~
speed. Tor an trains make about tn
same speed whlr they are running
Tho only dincfrnrr between the de-
luxe limited and the local milk train
b The number of stops made. II is ~
slowing az, Nopping ana getting
started again that the tim" Is CON
sWucl ilkcwifc, nan argues. the time
required to wait ,u q smoker IN nrgli.
gihc. Il ir the smokers halt To- upcn
IN" door. his siN or eight steps io tn"
cigar stand. hts slN CO. eight steps more
back tu the door aud lvopcning II that
eat up the seconds
- llNll decided Go eliminate tt"
nee, sity Tor these extra steps H.
got clever carpenter un the job anl
chaugyd the arrangement of his stur
pc that tobacco could hc sold direct o.
thc man In the street \ window, sim.
liar 90 the uruni windows ~ hanks hc.
hind which tellyrs take in ana hand
out money was Installed Halls clerks
now I'll cigars and cigarettes through
thir httlc window IN, patron doesn't
have tu ether the store at Hll. an
rmofcrs appreciate this device Tor MI.
Halls tobacco business compares favo"
ably with that ol the more expensive
establishments.
The cigar lighter is also In the win
dow. rp that the smoker lacking a
match isn't at disadvantage.
Nuur of the advantages ut display
are lu.; The cigar smoker looking
around fur new experiment, has the
! Who'll, 'tuck right In front Of him, 81
sales are not los, through lack Of Dis
| play
TN" window b. r1 cou,r,y,d that III
| the summer months the whole thinr
can h' thrown back. forming an cut
duur cigar store On rull weather. IN,
/ It'll, door Is kept ,Ios,d Tor the com
fort uf thpfc inside the store. II Is
! slid upon cnly lor a moment while q
customer gets hi' toyuri,o smoke
lights up and proceeds cuntouicdly o'
down Massachusetts avenue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
Warranty Deeds

T.. y Glenn To n o. Glenn, north
half Il Dot I. block 20. Plcmous addi.
ton Consideration $4,000.
". " Crogswhite % ~ =. Sheriff.
e. al. Dot and part II Dot .. block 3's.
Mirror addition Consideration iso9.
]. =. Hughes O. p " oliver. lot 10.
block iso. Hughes addition. Considcra
ton $500
J. W. Puckcu 20 Eduardo Pachcc'
lois . 10 and rs Puckctts subdivision
~. Mirror addition, Consideration
$3.50.
Southwestern Telephone a Telegraph
Company g. Southwestern Bcll Tele
phone A Telegraph Company lot 10
block u. g. a : Consideration SO.
es7sg
/. G.. Small o. l. = Small lots I and
s. block g5e Holland addition Consid
Grafton $500.
J ". Puckcit Co Eduardo Pachcc'
i-.fsths lnicrcrt IN lots p. 10. - nn'
g.. Puck,tt's subdivision 80 Mirror al
dtan. Consideration i33io.
!. l.. Blake o. u NJ wallis lut :!
, block g GlcnWood addition. Conside.
alton $50.
". "a Crosswhlic o. " l. Brock OF
a.. lot and part ~ Dot .. block 3fs
Mirror addition Consideration $1,000.
Transfer
Fir.t National Bank to " - Eeu"
lo,s : and block 3e3 Holland adj
tisn. Confederation Sf0n0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

exceptionally COOL unc. Il II only -four
feet IN the sand found at 25o0 barrels
and q t0u hnrrrl flow at that depth 10
regarded ns yer, guud. AIchrdy Graham
ana the smaller towns IN the southern
pnrt 81 Young county are being over
run by operators.
Ia Wichita county operators ON tn
Texas patented lands which were g..
turned tu their owners from l,cdcf J
Receiver nclunu som, time ago are
having more trouble They declare that
Dclanu hus handicapped operations
with unnecessary and hurdvnsumc co.
strictiuns. charging that he requires
each operator tu make daily guagc e
his production This requires much
additional iankagc u b. declared aul
causes much additional cNpcufc. An
other charge IL that the producers clniu
they worc promised q settlement un
July I fer the time Dclanu held thp
! property but alleged that he went un
"A vacation uu July and That tl'
checks are being held up Rcgardinl
the guaging at production D. is Il clare
that guagp every ten days ur tvs,
weeks Is sufficient
| Other reports received here 1rv'
coke county Tools aud mu'hinor,
have been fhippcd from fNaidr tor the
beginning uf the John saul well ui tn
Robert Lee Cil a Gas company
| Carey " Bishop. secretary at tn
Invader Oh 4 Refining company am.
Miss Rose Maxwell at Hnucs. ore.
were married recently In Denver lish
up lf We'll known Throughout, Texas oi
! circles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
women Who Don't Dress Wei Can't
Sell We'll.

"Dr,ss as vcll as my merchandise
looks cultivate style BE- neat Look
prosperous aud happy
That is the advice I. a. Eakn, prl.
ur,tur u the spot cash store IN Man
haitian. kln.. gives when h. employees
% Young woman clerk. And he makes
30 pu, ihlc Cor her to carry out this al
vice hy paying an average oi So q
week g. biz thirty girl cmploy's.
Manhattan Is sti!ctly rural town ~
about 1900 mhabitanr n is 4 ,ollcg"
town but u b. IN a typical agricultural
district The Eakin store has a srvou'
ty.nVrfout front. with large display
windows which are always astcfully
decorated u has an atmosphere, thor
oughly cultivated. ~ prosperity and
the atmosphere II truly real. because
Eakin b. doing big and constantly
bigger burincss IN wom,ns wear
Fifty clerks are employed In che
store. thirty - whom are yougg wo.
men
Il have learned to select my clerks
almost insi1ntan"ougly." UyH Eakiu
a young woman comes iato my uitir
90 Apply Tor position As soon ds
she enters the door and | have hl I
one good look at her. know whether
viii hire her ar not, lm a b".
lever IN the theory that girls ur
women who have never been tc,uv
toned Ca good clothes vino know DO.
tlc or nothing about fine materials
good lines aud dainty accessories. can.
not sell merchandise a. well as thus
who have go ON this theory when I
frlo,t girls 1ud women who dress VEL
and hcromngly who have pep and
rlylc as well "a ability
Girls e this class have to be- plii
better ularos. but they are worth a.
I pay my women clerks an aycrai FL
VI $50 q week start them at not
lefs than So. and Il they are not
worth Si2 tn the course VI q few weeks
! drop them Not many are dropped
though. and some uf them have been
in the store Tor several years"
win present prices Eabin holds
the gih cannot dress well. socur,
enough to eat aud bc cuntcntod ,i
small -llarics he tries to make con
diilun" such that the girls will moi
not wish o. move ou tu some uth,i
stor, " soon az they become efficient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
Special to To- New

pseial to TIe SeEs
FORT WORTH. July 20 - The old
thrln ~ c1eltcment Is expected 90 20.
turn 20 tip operations throughout the
north Central Texas ~ fields as &C..
4uli cf the opening VI two new uil
puulJ that promise to rival any other
fields in "a. tcrriiry. These two fields
are th" lilhprn territory IN the south.
wer,ern part IT ElsIhnd country and
the MrClpsky distr.c; 10 the southern
part ~ Young county.
The McC!uaky well. located ten miles
southwest of Graham. Is what Is known
as the South upnd section. has just
been dull'd three feet deeper into the
rlnd hv the Panhandle Refining com.
pmy and - making 900 barrels daily.
The drill previously had bcen only one
foot 10 The sand which was found NJ
around $500 feet. The well had been
~ wing hf heads when u was deepen.
"a and the intervals between the Flow,
gradually grew shorter uuiil the flow
was steady Then II quickly oyerfluwsd
.ll Il the available siurag. and ovos.
'iNed the small line that had b'en laid
Go the we'll This makes u the largest
we'll that has ever been completed In
that large district between stephens
and wichita counties
3 IN" Hilburn well. drilled by Foster
q al responded last week a. shot ni
{ 5000 tcot and immediately began N
lUw around 200 barrels daily. which
q % has consistently maintained a
though u Il tie second pr, Queer IN thu,
Territory the Hilborn So. having been
3 liNughi in several months ago. u is
the FIRST real proof II d large pool AN
{ DERIVING tho territory and virtually b,
o. gard.d ~ the real discovery we'll a
he field
Although ths Mc1usky and Iiilborr
wells are the most important Il th,
year and there are nov evidences ~ Z
ieturn 90 the exciting days ~ fc,cIist
activities iu both districts Scores 81
nsay locations have been made sur
IruundinE boih wclls aud there viii D. ,
haulgd a.. sclupmeui g surrounding
iessfI
Iu the Kemp Munger Allen ncld 81
Wi,hlia county thc quarter Il a mil'
'Atersion o. the southeast which ha
b,.H Indicated Tor some time. ha- "a
ilIt been definitely mad The kcml
and k,mpuer Sc : g the Walker Con
sDlidl'ed DH COMPANY hts bef drilic
into The sand and 10 repurtsd a. D.
making 800 barrels daily 80 fsr TIA
D. ,h, bet veil developed 10 the south
.rn df.g,' of ~ neld Another -
tension % ihe itruiprf o the south a
ff. sam. dir'urt IL Indicated in IN
b \. srgusur -. - Huid aud asEn,iti'
in Jlook % til. WeA n reported q
! have the sand al tbs regular h n.
] oeu'h.
o. stephens county Walker an
Caldwell have another BIC well on u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
|DELCO-L|GHT SYSTEM
INSTALLED ON FARMS

According to the factory rcports To-
the T. ~. Caldwell Company. 81 this
city. Delcol.ght dealers. there are now
q hundred thousand 81 hcir farm light
ing plants IN operation. The local rep.
roseniativcs have installed scores "i
them on farms In the surrounding coun'
ties. thus making the farm u more IT.
slTable place 10 lise la the future. Th'
farmer deserves all the convenience
that his town brother enjoys IN TIL
matter 81 electric lights and powcr fo'
operation Of electric fans. motors. iron f,
cream separators. churns. washing ma
chimes. and other improvements. said
Mr. Caldwell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
TIE SALVATION IEul

The partial report made ~
Capt. llolhrook of the activities of
The salvation Army IN Amarillo
proves To all that this organization
is indeed filling a long felt nerd.
The army plans 10 help first, then
ask questions. II seeks 10 Slimu-
late the man or woman who j.
down and out 10 look higher
aud take a new grip upon hir.
We believe that this organiLa-
ton is distinctly entitled 10 the
hearty support of the people O.
Amarillo aud of the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
Even the Roof Can iir Made rrofiiabl,

tn" sporting goods department ut the
pNa sl,rc. seventh and Grand los
Angoclr has found that patrons who
wish Co get the ur,t points In tly
ing need nat ~ away disappointed.
For, In addition Ia rifle range In the
sporting goods department, this store
has "a tlyoa,ting school"
THIS rchool u on the ruuf uf the
store and there the patrons find plenty
/ II space Loo which o. got a start In this
sport The feature was lu1uguIuicl
/ hv Tho insertion 600 the Iuyal news.
papers ~ illustrations Of % number ol
local moving picture folks enjoying this
part uf the store service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
WARD DUE TODAY
ABOUT SHELTER

.. u. Ward of Tulsa, oklahoma.
viii arrive IN Amarillo to-day aud
viii take up with citizens the mat.
ter II Locating q suclirr here fur an
eastern concern. Mr. Ward wns
due Co arrive here several day> aga.
hut wired the secretary ~ the
Heard ~ City DE-, elopmeni 10 the
effect that he was unaV oidably de-
tanned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
But suppe,e They Sold NlghtIr,.

"Wcir what yOu sell" y n0V,l
idra tina, Hess Brus. department store
IN Allentown. Pa. Is trying out this
spring no pushing the hig stock ~
white shoes that Il "a Offering at re-.
duc,d prices. In addition to putting
on special window displays and carry.
INK large advertisements In the loc,l
newspapers, Hess Bros. instructed all
the clcrkr In the white shoe sale u
drc's in white snd wear white shoes
az The type that were bcing sold
uf course IN, idea can De carried
goo far but II helped lot In The white
hoe sale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

Worms interfere With The growth II
children. They became dim, pale aud
sickly O.; rid ~ those parasites ~
once 10 'ot would have healthy, happy,
cheerful children WHITES CREAM
NEGMlFrGE destroys worms and
benefits the whole system. sold 10y all
druggists. cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
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= skin Easy 60 Have y
. = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

since its remarkable astIingout AMI
tanlr properties became known. clever
uamcn ala mer the world have been
4slug the saKallte face hath 20 tone
lp' their faces rsmOy, wrinkles all
draw nabhf cheeks and neck hack g.
normal Aftfr using the solution. %"
ta9e immediately feels much frmer
The ssin tlghiens evenly AZ over the
iao tt4s r,dlcing lines and s,Egiu,ss
To. formula H. Powdered -aAUit". on"
ounce. dissolved lu witch hazcI uus haf
pint
This simple and harmless isrs lafh
IL a rplcudid think CO. to- outdoor 81
-lnco SUI. sind and nying dus; arr 81
provocative = squirting and ether cun
turiions which cause wrinkles and
cruv 'sissi Aisn 10 b. fine ~ e. hen
~ a tired face .r h0t depressing wealth
cT.-Aev.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
TWO NEW EAsTLAND COUNTY FIELDS
EXPECTED To GREATLY STIMULATE
INTEREST NORTH TEXAS OPERATIONS

John ". Hcfiml'r. one mile northeast
NJ the Breckenridge court huus" aud
one mile north ~ the big Ward we'll
of the Plateau on Company. So nr
the drill Is only twenty feat IN thu time
,and the well Is flowing 900 to 500 bar.
rcls daily II will Dc drilled IN this
week and Be- expected 10 respond with
a big flow. since II II m territory that
produces gush,rs
The lliggii,bothpn No. 4 Il Snuwdcr
and MoSwccnev. four miles north ~
Breckenridge which same IN last w,ck.
also " growing stronger. II came IN
for 5000 barrels but has Increased Co.
flDw now 10 1000 barrels daily ~ more
FORT WORTH. july 90 - Operators
Ia the North Central Texas fields nrf
somewhat disappointed uyc,r the show.
ing which has been made 10 date In the
Gunsight district of stephens county
which once promised To- make one ~ tho
| hcgt IN ,hc county Within the past
Npch CT two four VI five wells IN
that territory have been shot without
! obtaining any results and u u nov
apparent that the producing territory
viii be- ycrt limited. The firrt well IN
the area. N, Baggctt 80. ! 81 Green.
wood and TyIrcl. which was later soll
a. George VI. church. WIS u .0oU.huri I
producer and the Stokes well of the
fcncland OH company later came Ia tHr
. 500 barrels
! There has becn big drilling cam
palsn ~ the Gunsight district Tor soy
cral moaths but the production has
been extremely spottcd and most 81 M"
competitions have not shown production
in paying quantities.
sale II the Goodwin well Of !. J. Per.
kins and u : Walker. Just 10 the
northeast 90 breckenridge. 20 the orich'
10 uh company 81 Dallas Tor 81 goo op
nls established q new record price ipr
sct-tr Loo 'h. southern district ~ the
fields. The Gondwin tract contain.
forty acres and this makes the sale u'
- 600 3u acre Announcement has
iu., h,rn made 10 final contamination
/ ~ 'r. t.tl The Guolwin b. one ~ th'
biz wells of the county aud continues
= G. ls'r around s.O00 barrels.
! Although .rspprtS from the new Nc
b 'lus.N R,u oi the Panhandle ls"iinin-
company ten miles southwest 81 Ora
! ha.l have bN,n greatly exaggerated
operator lhrcugtout the field continue
! Dc OBS irt.losgll in the new iicld u
BE- d''.'' th'' the Tow Increased e
90 rIs dluy when % was drill't
I inr,r iv,, deeper into the sand. nav
, inE WtNtllsly declined to around a0'
= imr'l' \ Wild report had b'en puI
b out that The flow had Jumped 10 ..oO'
barrrlf. and coming from a source tina
hrd previously been criiable. u Wa
4 sadly accepted by oil men here.
II However. the well IL regarded ~ re-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

s sGRoHUM6Ss ;.
EpIrap ex MANSFIELD 7. HOUSE es,,-s.0

In this column which appears news and
gHeca Interest merchants their sapcopc ana bus
ucss general
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
Tells HotU to Stop q
Bad Cough
EurpFising results from this famous
old homemade ayrup. Easily
prepared and costs LITTLE.

If you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breath
ing, or if your child wakes up during
the night with Group and you want
quick help, try this reliable old home
made cough remedy. Any druggist can
supply you with 2H ounces of Pnex.
Pour this into pint bottle and fill
the bottle with plain graduated sugar
syrup. Or you can use clarified mo.
lasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead
of sugar syrup, if desired. This recipe
makes pint of really remarkable
cough remedy. 1t tastes good, and in
spite of its low cost, it can be depended
upon to give quick and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough in way that means business,
1t loosens and raises the phlegm, stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals the
irritated membranes that line the
throat and bronchial tubes with such
promutness, ease and certainty that it
is really astonishing.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means Of overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless imita-
tions of this mixture. To avoid dis.
appointment, ask for "2Hs ounces Of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept ANYTHING else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinez Co.
IT. Wayne, Ind