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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-04-21
ship for Shipstead.

snip Tor Shlpstead.
Let other townships follow the ex-
ample set by Burbank and Kandiyohi
may easily become the banner Ship
stead County in the state when the
returns are all in, an honor that every
citizen should appreciate.
The Cornfield Philosopher,
Spicer, MINI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

safe from her wrath or magic art
The old witch knew this you nlaN
he sure, and she always took great ca'o
when she let me out at night To NUM- vi
the ring to fastcn n silver cham ar0uho
nay neck. or the neck of the Rabbit wr'se
form | took, ard in that way she kep'
mo from placing water between us
And now we must hurry 10 the fa'ace
and tell nv father | am freed from the
spell that held me, and you. IN y siste.,
shall go with me and live always by my
side. Tor it was your bravery IN plckIns
me up and running from the o'd "i'o''
that brought about my escape
Iiilda did not forget her aunt ev.;'
| though she lived in place and had bea'i'',
| ful clothes and though her aunt haa n"'
treated her kindly, Hilda begged th'
! Princess 20 give her home IN the paiac'
ground. where she could look out Tor he'
| in her old age. n
This the Princess did and her aui'
lived TO be ashamed of the manner y
which she had treated Hilda III the ON
days. because Hilda was 80 good "''
| kind TO her iii her old age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
THE GIRL ON THE JOB
BY Jessie Roberts.
,ovriuht 1910 hy Wheeler Syndicate. IN
UNUSUAL PROFESSIONS.

Do you like coffee
or course YOU do. We all do. Ana we
like good coSeo. l
n was reasoning along this line that led
Mrs Alice Foote MacDougall'int the
business that has brought her money
and success. enabled her to bring up hnh
educate her three children, and hnh'iy 10
incorporate with her SONS IN thriving
and valuable firm.
Mrs MacDougall ls coffee biohuet'
She sells her blends all over the country,
to big purchasers, hotels, establishments
of many kinds, and To private bnN'fS.
She has given n personal fiavor to nv
work. "a we'll rs n wonderful iiavor 10 her
1 coffees She has always, she SAID, tried 10
| her business relations not to be an ab-
strection but To Toe Alice MacDougail.
And she thinks that this is good business
asset.
But the point that makes her success
| interesting to other women also loo1rF
for an opportunity. is the fact that she
created her b,isress herself. She WIS iel'
without means and with her children :,
support In 1907 She knew one thing "eiI
and that was good coffee, She had noticed
the immense difference Of various berries
and the haphazardness ot the hhVor
She might buy coffee under the Same
name IN ono place, only TO find It quit
different M another.
So she set up to discover whet were th'
best cofTces. and what combInail"n
of the hest resulted IN the iipcFt tlavors.
; She saws that il took time but that SIN
thought Of nothing else, she lived c'''iee
, ard worked steadily Il her id"a tina,i'
she had her selections made. l hen sh'
started ont To get business Ard shr go
business through letters She wrote hun
drcds upon hundreds Of letters ami sh
sold her coffces.
II took her six months 90 ge' thonsan'
dollars ahead. aud 70 be able to 60 into tn
husirrss on larger scale in addition =
her lcttcrs she made personal visit M
rarely ,lld anvone or any corporation thh
began ,Isirg her blends change e. an"the
, coffee For she did what she said she ""ul
do She sold excellent coffee
She had her hard times sh" had ne
sct-backs. but on the whole her l'nprc'
slon has been that people are honest ~
helpful and kind And no" she IS sn'
ccseful woman with an established bIS
, ncs- and an inspiration t. other women
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

terror for ~ another minute Hllda had
leapod into u and was swimming across
WITH the white rabbit
That is. she started with the White
Rabbit, but no sooner mad the water
touched the rabbit than il changed into
q beautiful glrl. who clung 70 HIda as she
swan
Wheu shc reached the other SIDE Of the
uVer Hida saw the witch throw her
au!t- wildly over Aer head and her hair
streaming out on the wind she took the
form 81 q weeping willow tree, which bent
- braIches close - the water as If look
4ug for something II had lost ia its depths
ou i,ayt saved me said the girl
And While W. could not have escaped
from the SILVER passage without the help
a. the SILVER ring It was the running
water that really broke the spell and gave
rae back ulN own form am the Prin-
cess you have heard az that visited the
silver spring every night though you
never knew why ! came
But Il the ring was the thing that
would save yOu what had the river TO
DO Vith t asked Hilda Knowing
nothing about the mage arts Of the witch
- she could not understand and. besides.
when she had reached for the ring il was
gone
OH ,ud YOU not know that running
atcr VII break All SPELL Of enchant
nent asked tho Princess IT is true
- 4 you can place q stream of running
water between you and witch you are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

One Of the ways that the housewife
~ ,,ako her time Weld really worth
uL;le results is in cleaning, pressing ana
qererallv rcnovating suits and coats
~ ther words. in being a sort OF amateur
tailor Tailors prices are high ana th"Sc
of the dry cleaners are enormous. ~
course If YOU cannot manage TO rehoNah'
your own clothes they are worth paNi'R
}or because by mcaCs of clcanirg' preSsii y
and general reEovatIrg you can "'''"
really double the usefulr ess OF Ea'
ment But YOU really can do this w"iN
Yourself if YOU have a home OF your "W"
II is always very gratifying TO see "h"'
good results you can get III clea' X
clothes with gnsohuc II YOU ohlN hS'
little care and patlerce. Select "'E',
breezy, day and If possible DO your ""'N
outside. Get plenty of gasoiIe w" Z!
three gallons If you have a heaNH 9"l,
or coat 10 do This will not bc used up
and oan he poured back INTO c,tNG1i
cnntainer 10 be used later. on shou'h
oI,ravs bove enough TO saturatc the ger
ment we'll with il, and II possible eh"ut"
more 10 use in rIrslrg
Clean .h,, clothes IN clean DASH :"
nan and let them drip, but do not wing
dry before hanging them on the III
T1irn theu from time "a time 50 that ! h'
gasoline will not draw down IN ore d
fcction entirely thus stretching the gar
ment .l
Let the clothes that have been dipped
n Uasolire harg out All day. ard harg out
- -. ~ saverel days until the
So; ,; u az ~ bs,rbcd II may be that
Haso''4., Z, ~ clothes even after
St'o's "pp'i-a' -, ,I,.aycd i, gasoline Usual
Snc{ II .,,rfara s7ots and can bc
.ii''e' LI rt,rclv ~ mcars ol a
utuS,.q~ ,' Il .resist this they may he
WLnsN L',ol, :, ;th ~ Ittlo cleansing fuid,
hr, a. thc drug store,
sue, II NJ ~, ha1c he garments On the
board 10 press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
THF SILVER RING AND
THE WHITE RABBIT
Pan IL.

You bad. cruel old woman. SAID
Hada 'io ou shall not harm this poor
t,lc cr,-aturv by letting vnur black witch
at hayr II 70 play with
Ind as shr spoke Hilda picked UP the
-afbS, and ran ou, INTO the silver passage
nd ,he old witch With long, lean arms
.Dd hands outstr'tched. rsn after them
Hilda hnd not the less; idea what she
vot,ld do when ~ reached the end OF the
silver passagt. for she now remembered
rh,, she wa under the silver spring, but
.bsn she reached II, 70 her surprise, she
-su a fight OF silver steps. and she qulck-
: mn % them and found herself, with
IA. white rabbit, on the bank OF the
sprng
No, far from the silver spring was a
river running through the woods and, W
-nu., .bs did not know what else 70 do,
Hi,an ran toward II, the old witch after
n,4 for she had been Close behind her all
the tlme.
When the old witch saw the running
water n tb. river she gave loud cry OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

=, 10, shc did not FEAR finding worse
-. a. 1.-Two 20 she walked along unul
~, ,,,p,e 90 the end OF the SILVER psssa se'
rhare She found herself N room the
- !, Uh,ch were red like nIbles and the
- :. well. and At the Tar END oi the
-, ~, = silver bod draped N red velvet
~. ..vn ~ hitc rabbit, lts nose treInpilhs
.na ~ .yeq moved as il ~ Tear 81 some
hing 3lI,ld. y,,no
a H. couch and strokinE the htilc crea-
IN wont hurt Won, do not oe siFsiH,
alds hal forgotten. the ring she
81 sllpr-~i on her finger as she "aikeu
h-,,gS the silv7r passage, but when the
sh,,. rabbit SAW Il u sai upon its hlhu
80. And a. Hldas surprlsa' Il SPOKE
m, nos exclaimed the kshh".
X her. ,ld yuu ,lnd i She hides y N "
,,a.r,r, plac,. every usht sud can never
urd u ,il IL.
found i IN the silver spring 90
not wish - krvp i
Nn ~ sal the " htc Rabbit Jump
h,cl cannof touch i here | must
sSd 4 above ground hy the spring i the
.pen il 10 bc broken irr comes 'hs
u,tch she has MISSED the rhg
u,,3a hoard 4ound Ike the Wind blow
,ng through the silver passage and ~
., -, . ,au crprneyed CreaturC.
nth luug silver hslr streaming oNci ny
nv AND shoulders came INTO tll'' ~ ,''oAii
The ring q gone shd No3 Hiu l-N'
g. ..1a.r,,sd th,. witch Now YOU
vi. alwaV~ hc ln my power. Tor am n"t
/, hlsfnc that the ring J. !">t g YOU /
-, -, No chance AZ escape which the
avs ~ magic art rrq,nr
Snu .hau now tecome q plsythng
49,, tl..l TX AMI Il she DESTROYS YOU
hat i na fault ~ ninc and ! shall have
-cveagr for fhr Wrung your ialher o.d
-, 3r,vtfc mo from bis country
uLda 5r,r,,.~i the mig down the neck
80 5rcss Whep the White Rabbit SaId
T.. w,,,h was coming hui shs forg, I
- H.. sa,, IN, cruel ewes of the vat 81
and huw the popr frightened hitt katr
ha tnrmbled ~ her WORDS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
Bv Laura Az kirkman.
rsE MORE NUTS IN YOUR COOKING

,,ora,5.r;rg thc amount Of nutrition
~. Ia, df,,l ri nuts will provide and
elso the dclciolsress Of nuts, y = strange
the, The average housewife seldom i
found huvlrg pound Of nuts from h'r
Nuts are a luxury | once heard
woman say. It's al car do y psy ior
,be necessary foods without indule'tg 70
fancy groceries y
Vel II this housekeepcr had stopPeu Y"
tbirk she would have seen that hN add'
rIlts 70 a dish and thereby makiF 6 iha'
dish more rourshlng, she would noi i'sEe
"a provide as many other dishes r. li't
same meal as she ordinarily would. l&Ae
for lrstarce this slppTr menu I'LL,
Stuffed Baked Potatoes, feanut liii'
Bread and Butter
Cocoa Ireser eS
e,var halowl IN the Baked Potatoes. ore
/ ao,,jd feel the uecessity Of serving some
/ thire something that woule give
/ the neeI = protein element, such IS eggs
/ or nerbsps cheese or sliced meat-loat but
/ With the Peanut Filling peanuts are Very
/ rich ia protein il is not ecessary 70 serve
q s.cond main dish Two large stuffed
( no+etoes Der person are entirely sausiylr <
combined with the 0Ocoa7 bread ana Dut-
ter and preserves
Hazel nuts. pecan nuts. walnuts, butter
nuts and hickory nuts are all about TWO
thirds fat and should therefore DE fe-
rsrded as savers Of salad OIL and butter
The following luncheon menu Is appro-
prlate to place even before guest
Nacarori-C Cheese Rs,mekins.
Ch,b Sandwich without butter, oil o'
bacon
i Coffee Cake;
! Club SsndwIch one portion loas'
Two slic.,s of bread: take one tomato thmll
sliced . ounces Of nut meats very nnei'
chonr.ed $50 that the oil ls running iron
them. stalk of celery cnt INTO sinai
pieces and salt and pepper 70 season
Spread the toasted bread slices with som'
Of the minced nuts; add a layer OF IN
tomato TO one Of these pieces iolio~e'
bv laver OF the celery mlxed WIN th'
remainder Of the nuts; add lew NOR
slices of tomato and top with the othe
piece of toast. .,,.
Stuffed Baked Potatoes. Peanut Fllhng
Beke large white potatoes and Wneh sol
cut them in half crOsswlse and scoop on
the inside. Mix this scooped-out potato
with an equal proportion OF hoely-choppe'
rean,,fs add teaspoon OF melted butte
ana llJLie StAG "a tS~'n p"'s-~V'f ~
.he potato skins with this mixture. Their
vv;ll of course be some Of the stuffing lef
over and this should be formed into bell
10 be rolled in -four the next day and frie'
ike ordinary potato cakes they are de
Iiciousl. Tae reflled potato skins shonlc
hi. pressed together 10 form whole pota' oc
/ and DIaced on a pan In the oven for fe
minutes just before serving, SO that he
viii be piping hot when put on the table
An inquiries addressed TO Miss KTkmal
Il, care OF the Efficient HousekeeT ing
department will be answered II the7
columns IN their turn. This requires con
siderable time, however, owing TO tht
great number required So if persona
Or quicker reply is desired, stamped anC
self-addressed envelope must be enclosed
With the question.-The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
THE SILVER RING AND
THE WHITE RABBIT
Part 1.

u,ld, ua. tired. for she had worked
hard All day. and now her aunt told ner
a. take the pail and go 20 the silver np'a"s
ior water. The spriug WAS some distance
ron, the house. but, more than th", tae
Snriny AZ nigh, time was said to be VISIT,
"a nv Princess who had been chahReu
,n,o . rabbit Nv witch hec-use OF some
ssrc,ed wrong done ~ her Ivy the h'ng.
R,,, ulda took the pail. and while she WAS
no, really afraid. she was glad the moon
- shining brightly When she reached
an, Spr,ng she leaned over 70 dip @ ner
nail INTO the pool. when she saw at the the
b",,om silver ring with big stone
.h,n,np m the moonlight.
Hilda dropped the pail and reached ssi
~, tho rins. for the spring was not deep
a, least h did not look SO, but as she
,c,chsd the pool seemed 90 grow deeper,
"a when she touched the ring Hiida lei,
h.rs.N drawn down under tho water, ano
,her through the very bottom OF the
spsIpg e..
When she ~ last stood on her iee'
,s.,r she held m her hand the ring' hui
.ke vac IN long. silver-ilned passage
=, the end If which she SAW req i,E''.
Hid. was not afraid, for she had oeei
treated so uukindly by her hard-hearte'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
LETTERS OF TESSEE AND JOE

Dear Joe.
I am enclosing q picture y Man .
War the great hcrsc-raclug horse fhst
cut our 81 sunday pictorial Supplement
No doubt YOU have seer pictures oi MN
before but this one shows hlm eating
his dinner and YOU know how anything
in the line Of eating appeals 20 you
It's real remarkab 2, isn't u Joc how
i,lst one horse can 20 that fast forgot
INST how fast II is but ] think it : several
miles minute merely by ms own natural
instincts whereas human beings have 10
invent steam and goodness knows what
al bef ore tkey can 20 any where's hear that
fast guess II 5 Iust another ihslnuatIon
that nature knows Test after all.
OF course now that I'm taking riding
lessons I'm more than ever interested
race horses, though my fayorlte kind of
horses are IRE horses. They'r so manly
ooking if ycu know wtat | mean I've
heard Of old former ex-tlre horses attached
10 huckster wagons suddenly seeing a
/ fire engine 20 by and galloplng To the hre
with the huckster wagon tapping be
hind them Can you imagine the feelings
of the huckster Joe if he happened to
have his back turned a. I've tiTnei Though
70 BE- perfectly impartial with you l
really don't believe hucksteTs have teeI-
ings after what my hucksteT tined 10
charge me for few lima beans yesterday
. Anyway, speaking of horses (by the
wav. Mrs. Fink says the more she sees Of
dogs the better she likes horses speaking
! OF horses Joe, all my riding lessons have
failed to reduce me a single iota, whateve
that weighs On the contrary gained
/ four ounces last week, though the baby
/ Just remained stationary as TO weight.
/ DO you think the laws Of compensation
/ had anything to do with that Joe? Or Is
ne Just another proof Of the pudding OF tho
old saying that TO those that have shall
be given whether they want il or mott
Anyway, Baby don't seern 70 miss the
fow ounces he might Of put on but diIn't.
Love,
Tessle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

On receiving an affirmative answer. he sad
well I'm Harold Hughes - Po1ghke"p'"
Please hollow out, relations can come 2Ht ne
It would crack the vocal cords II even pr'frr
sional "hoower out" n announce each - h" nundrod
Of doll-beauties and doll personalities r Il met nor'
from dolls dressed like Oriental brides = io drns'.
ike true Winter boys in cape sweater md aggrY.
that real babies could wear from i". 1r"s'a" <.
the Empress Josephine - boomer .o's '~7 indeed !.
dolls dressed like real babies tnrr rrfae" .Ino7
PerhaDq the greatest triumph grosu .f .hsv
acter dolls with painted cloth faces '1I o' fenn'n.
expressiveness, that Paris has -rn'
Although collect orr TOYS from "a" eorld ove-
and greater numbers. probably than "rf"r any other
store each toy, however small or inexpensive r"pre
sents personal selection and personal naarr~e ~
Wanamaker standard of excellence MANY 'o, are made
especially for
IN q word. for the fnes' tovs II the hneaf
come here And bring the children along
We welcome them and nave yreat pendid
sunny playground for neir pleasure .overiuR 1000
square feet of space equipped rh such ovdispensera
a. slides swings sandooxes and an oodness
carouzsel and with an attendant who watches their
play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
This Years .WdrUeIs
in Christmas Decorations

ther wonder and their beauty anything thar we've ever
seen or shown before that kept ne mention 1i
them until the last, ike The frostnR hat ne child avs
aside until he's eaten The cake 10 one 'noud miss
them in visiting the Store.
For grown-lps a. we'll as children It's FUN astnnisn-
,an+ delight every minute and in glance aDout
Even the busy aisles East ana West. thronged with
naonIe and banked with toys festive WITH gariands
of real evertreen hanging in deep. graceful fringe
effects from the lofty ceiling beams.
All over the Tov Store the brilliant chandeliers
are reathed with fragrant boughs ~ the needle pine.
and fastooned with gay rnutcoor gar II ne most
curious little wooden blocks, strung together Ike
gigantic beads.
And I'd save your counting viii te YOU first
off that there 270OO 81 t1ese little blocks n nc
(ceiling) sky!
on the wall Market street, a inc series vi color
f1 tableaux with gliding igurss that every cnild val
recognize with squeal 81 oy seE does not depict
christmas Festivities in Fairy and'' including many
dear old nursery friends-Cindereila- Mother Toose
Puss in Boots, fays elves gnOmes, and od Kris nm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
THANKSGIVING.
Annie E. Michener.

For the bounty and the glory,
For the harvesting Of grain;
For the wealth Of fruit and Yine-tree,
We render thanks again.
For the fullness Of Thy blessing,
For the sunshine and the rain,
For the friends that round us gather,
We render thanks again.
For the fruitage Of our labor,
For our health, and for our pain,
For our life with all It's struggle,
We render thanks again.
For the dead who lie III silence,
For their conflict on the plain;
For the victory they won so,
We render thanks again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
The Minute the Corner
Is Turned

Is IUrHed turn it tomorrow W
night. the very first thing people begin talking about
and Manning for is the next and the greater holiday 70
CHRISTMAS.
ponc;s are gliding over gft-Iists even vel
warrant you.
And we'll warrant more: BE the list 50 brief that
thumb-nail could carry il. there's one pnssant "oro
of forr letters that will be there. or be II st a iof
rs your arm that ourleered word VIII leao It
No sensible person ever thinks Of getting the other
,et before sattlinq the main matter of the toys.
And the first Of all places in which 70 settle i 70
hearts content the great Wannmaker Toy store the
largest finest competest safest. most Joyous Christmas
Toy Store in the world
a,,roach f. Fairvland been open to child or
adult than this big place ablaze with lights musical win
the buhhng laughter Of children crammed WIN wonder
merriment beauty, invention and downright practical
service to the IoYf hOOser, Whlch taxes ~ aoie h'
acre on the Seventh Floor.
Tov-chooser, YOU can go East. YOU can 70 West
but where will you end 50 many toys
U1 D, One whole wide long avenue bigger
than many entire toyshop, IS given
FuFuntSe over to mechanical instructive and con-
srlctive TOYS Aeropanes Of known type; wind
ing and electric trains with all the elaborate equip
nent conceivable auto-builders tractors Water-oyS-
every craft that navgates from canoe to submarine;
sand-cranes pe-drivers motonplcture macnine that
hov can work that will pass inspection by the Board
Of Underwriters and that be sold at popular price,
are q few of the hundreds of fascinating devices.
Then there's Boys Paradise No. 2.-for what else
could YOU call another great Of equal length and
spacousness just hned-jiminy crickets with all
stvles of seds and planes including the new round
runner sefsteering sled and Just banked yes odnFed
with splendid automobiles that fellow can get IN ana
steer and run upanddoWn street in and most running
over with all kinds colors and sizes Of the dandles
thoroughbred horses all kind and safe to drive and all
fleet Of Wheel roller rocker
Women's rights are recognized here in the form ot
nov, volocinede for new girls the sturdy kind OF girls
who don't want to ride like sssies, but like their
brothers.
III. animals this year in workmanship, beauty
"' . naturalness and expires ; Q II.
Are Exquisite There are animals hard and soft
animals with skins woolly. furry and shiny big animals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
The Animals
Are Exquisite

animals with SKINS Wooily,
and little, tame animals and
wild, bad, fierce animals like
bears, giratfes and tigers
that don't scare the children
a mite:
Doggies who await adop-
ton with wistful faces. dog
qies with roguish ones cats
that would make you look
instinctively to the door of
the canary cage, and the
most captivating life-slzed
Shetland pony
Certainly. never since the
animals went in two by two
into the Ark have children
had such range of choice IN
animal playmates, all on good
behavior, as they have today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Eastern star Elections.

The annual election Of officers Of Miz-
pah Chapter No 2, Order Of the Eastern
Star, will be held Tuesday evening Deem
Der I Radiant Chapter, No q, Of the same
order will hold their annual election Of
officers Saturday evening, ecember q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Parents Can Safely
Bring Their Children
to This Toy Store

EVERYTHING makes for THEN safety. iofty
n, ceilings, roide aisLes, floods OF light. do1a,
kS dance of air that is IodShed through ieGteF'
screen eUery fetC seconds.
The floors firm and smooth ana tPe iO1NS
.on't offou of the kind that crOTd and tramp
dorm little children The construction OF the trho!e
bsiIding is of steel and stone, rith no oo1!eTS
under it.
AHooether wholesome, safe delightful and
comfortable place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

from funny little girls face into that 'i funny
Santa Claus, and then back again, ana So pa
But hist. children and All wonder overs
Santa Claus oIca LcOTkSbOP cIl be found Rcar
Chestnut Street end.
The sleigh traits outside the reindeer, h0THes
for the start. stand il the sparkling sHOtc. ThTo
the uirdotc a gayly trimmed tree can be deserted
the rosy frelight
Something's GfOOt. ies--S0RtG Claus. Ne
sent uuord that he IciH by Reindeer LSHslsed
Friday. Norember 26th.
Starting Saturday. expect interesting thiags
happen in and outside that rcoTkShoP-too many {,
told here Come and see rCh0t Santa hks rchcT
lO0rk and Chen dreaming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

At some period In her me-
woman requires special tonic
and nervine.
II you're a tired or afflicted
woman turn TO "Favorite Pre-
scription," you will find 1t seldom
lila n hs0A&t -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
UrTHTN THE REACH Of every

w o III d u IL q
strength, TIL ~ re-
brought to you by Dr''
Pieroe's F'avorite Pre-
scription. Take this med
icine, and there's . sato
and certain benefit for
the chronic Weaknesses
arrangements and dis
eases peculiar to women.
|. II will build up, strength
aen, and invigorate "run-
Fdown" or delicate women.
It regulates and assists.