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The Republican journal., 1921-03-17
The Election Returns

The returns for the election of city Of
flclals last Monday are as follows:
FOR MAYOR
The Republican journal., 1921-03-17

S3, 9O2.94 Sl, ,596. 40
We feel sure that there is some good
citizens in the towns that have not re-
ported, SO far, that will want to see their
town represented in this good work and
who will volunteer to raise a part of their
quota.
Please note the record of Searsport un-
der the leadership of Capt. B. F. Colcord
ard then get busy for your town.
tSend the money to Rev. VIM. Vaughan
CT Ralph A. Bramhall before April 1st.
Thank you,
NORRIS L. SLUGG,
For the Committee
The Republican journal., 1921-03-17
WEDNESDAY
Tom Moore Has Funny Part in "Stol
Thief

'Stop ThiefP' the Goldwyn picture
which comes Wednesday is said to be
one of the best comedy vehicles ever in
terpreted by Tom Moore. AS legiti-
mate stage offering, 'Stop Thiefl' made
record runs and delighted audiences
wherever it was presented. AS a picture
it has doubled its interest, and is pro-
gression of ridiculous incidents from
start to finish.
The Republican journal., 1921-03-17

BOISE, laughter of Hon. and Mrs.
''*lS' IS teaching school in West
ipOrt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
EXCISE BOARD ACCEPTS
REPORT OF COUNTY SUPT.

The excise board accepted the f.
nanclal report of Mrs. Kate Zaneis
Of the expense Of the schools Of Car
ter county for the past year, in the
special session Of Thursday. Eight
districts Of the county have not been
recorded in the financial report. 4
levy Of ~ mills was passed upon FOR
the erection OF two new schools in
the county
The appropriations for the general
fund and salaries of county officers
was approved after tho maximum levy
of mills was passed upon by the
board II is hoped that there will be
no necessity Of levy FOR the general
sinking fund after al estimates of
county reports have been approved.
The report on city estimates was
approved by the Iboard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

to visit with Mrs. Martins mother,
Mrs. l.. ID. Archie. They will be
away about ten days
Mrs. Leon Kahn and daughters Of
S22 Fourt avenue southwest spent
Thursday in Gainesville, Texas.
Miss Margaret Odom is spending
a few days with her aunt and uncle
liz Irving. Texas. She will visit in
! Dallas before her return.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Hill OF 1910 C
street, northwest, have as their guest,
Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs. William
Dunn Of Usage.
Mr.. Frank Gates has returned from
L business trip to Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gladney and
daughter, Newcomb, of Gainesville
who have been spending several days
visiting at the Don Lacy home ON
Stanley boulevard. returned TO their
nome yesterday.
Mrs. J. X. James and daughter
Mrs. Harry Kessler and little Leah
Genevee Kessler returned hom'
Thursday from Oklahoma City where
they attended the funeral of Mr.. Ear
james on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shelton. who resides will
her son, Mr.. IT. J. Shelton. and Mrs
Shelton in Wilson. is visiting will
friends and relatives in Joplin, Mo.
/, Mrs. Won Goshorn and son, Billy
, will return from Oklahoma City TO
. day. Mrs. Goshorn went to the cit.
Monday to join her son. who ha
: been spending the summer with hi
grandparents.
Ida Nell Watson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. +. +. Watson, Of Wes
broadway. returned yesterday from
a weeks visit in Gainesville witt
Matte Fern Bumpas.
Mesdames Kirk Dyer and T.. X
Kearney have returned from Sulphu
where they spent a week
Masters Sam and Terrl Laughlin
who have been spending the summe
at Whip poor-will Glen, the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Crittenden an
family. returned to Oklahoma Cit
Thursday to spend the winter wit
their father. Mr.. S. G. Laughlir
They will enter school in the city
+ 4. +
Betty Gene Glass
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin A. Glass Of 81
: Burch street northwest annoonce tn
: birth OF n daughter Thursday SEC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
GOT THE REAL THING

For five long years | suffered with
stomach trouble and what the doc
tors called gall stone collie, and all
said nothing but an operation would
do me any good. A friend who had
taken your medicine advised me TO
try it, and l found it to be the real
thing. | feel better than | have in
eight years and | am praising God
for Mayrs Wonderful Remedy" 1t
is simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammauon which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
mens, including appendicitis, one
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Frame Drug Co., and Druggists
Everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
wong Is RELEASED
UNDER $1,000 BOND

Jack Wong, Chinaman, charged
with the shooting OF Charlie Clupp and
Alfred Hagard. bystandcrs, in his at
tempt 10 shoe, down Andrew Johnson,
negro has been released under bond
OF 81 600 before Justice Of the Peace
u. W. Butcher yesterday Prelmin'
airy hearing OF Wong is sct for sep
fember 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

single SMITH AND HIS SOUTH
ERN JAZZ ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY
A CABARET AND CARNIVAL
DANCE MONDAY NIGHT AT WHIT
TINGTON PARK LABOR DAY.
adv. 307
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
Dr. Wcith Home

Dr G. G Weith pastor ~ the Fir;
Presbyterian church. returned from an
extended visit Co Winona Lake, Ind.
where bee attended many uationa,
meetings of church workers DR.
Weith reports tina. hc is glad 20 be
back iu Ardmore. Hc viii occupy the
p4lpil ut sunday services,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
- Phone 53S -

Announcements for the weekend
include the meeting OF the Red Cross
Luncheon Club with Miss Ellen Dick
son Saturday in her home at 2lS
Stanley boulevard.
Miss Lucille Griffin is entertaining
with bridge this afternoon from $3.50
TO $50 o'clock in her home, III c
street southwest for her house guest
Miss Genevieve Douglas OF Nusko-
zee.
The children of the Sunday school
department of the first Pre- byteriaa
cha Oh will be entertained with A
party, tonight at 1880 o'clock al the
church.
Changes Location Of Studio
Mrs. Ge,'ruce Kirkbright has NOV
cd TO hcr nnS studio at 40l + s,rt,t
northwest where she will resume IA r
teachings IN v.olin, piano AMI voi'''
The stlr'H was formerly Al 80
Sixth i~enue. rcithwest.
j. j. +
Candy Sale Saturday
The members of the Wawbansee
Camp Fire Girls will hold a candy
! sale Saturday morning at 1870 o'clock
at the Westheimer and Daube store
Mexican candy will also be had as
one OF the girls who has just re
turned from a summer trip in thai
country will make several pounds
of this delicacy.
Party for Petite Billy Ruth Poultel
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Poulter en-
tertained with a lovely children!
party, Thursday evening from t
Q o'clock on the lawn of their home
435 | street southwest for their petl
daughter, Billy Ruth who celebrates
her third birthday anniversary.
After numerous games on the law
which was lighted by many miniatur
electric lights, the little folk enjoye
moving pictures of Mary Pickfor
and Charlie Chaplin and a number o
stereoptican views by John Hancock
Jr.. Jack and Ossian Cameron VIII
operated their own machine.
Delicious refreshments of ice crear
and a white birthday cake with thre
pink candles which was cut by Tn
honoree were served following IN
picture show Favors OF pink cand
baskets filled with a variety OF car
dies were gifts to the little guests.
Those present were Elizabeth Game
ron, Alice Combs. Clifton Easley. WA
rem Carpenter. Marcella and Waite
win Staples, Mary Naylor, Alice Jea
and John Hancock. Julia Brady, MAJ
jory and Harold Meyer, Marcelle an
Freddie Floyd Dilard, Jack and o.
sian Cameron. Anneline Patterson an
c. j. Poulter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

Funeral services for little Harriet
Porter. who died last night at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Cora Porter
in Oklahoma City. VIII lbe held at Rose
Hill cemetery at O'Clock this af-
ternoon by Rev. Straiton, pastor OF
the Carter Avenue Methodist church.
Deceased was four years old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
At Linger Longer Inn

Mr.. Eddie Ramsey is entertaining
Rev. and Mrs. Forney Hutchinson
and family of Oklahoma City this
week al his cottage. "Lnger Longer
| Inn." at Turner Falls in the Arbuckle
mountains.
| Reverend Hutchinson is pastor OF
ST. Luke's Methodist church of Okla
] hnvna Cify
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ellis of 7O2
G street. northeast, announce the
birth of daughter, Sunday, August
2Sth, whom they have given the name
Helen Louise Ellis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

If YOU LIKE 4 GOOD TIME
UON'T MISS Single SMITH CABa-
RET AND CARNIVAL DANCE mon
DAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 5TH.
adv. 30.1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

Read Arimorc.,c Want Ads,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
Young Folks Entertain

The young people Of the Northeast
Ardmorc Presbyterian church will
serve ice cream and soda pop at an
entertainment given Saturday night at
the tabernacle on Third avenue and
Sth street. The entertainment is pre-
paratory 10 a revival to be held at
the tabernacle beginning sunday
night.
= :. !.
Rev. and Mrs. +. W. Golden-Howes
are home from a vacation trip to
sulphur and a camping trip on the
Blue
They spent about a week at the
camp OF Judge a. #. West on the
Blue river where an enjoyable time
was had Two weeks We're spent in
sulphur where they enjoyed SWIM
ming every day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

Read Ardmorcitc Want Ads.
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= p r
Home From Vacation

Mrs. Cornelia Washington has re-
turned from vacation trip to Chau-
tauuua. N. Y. where she took special
study course. Mrs. Washington VIII
resume her position as principal oi
second ward school this fall.
= + +
Miss Marie King has returned from
n visit with friends in Los Ange-
les and Denver. where she was the
guest OF the Misses Ruth and Kate
Warren Of this city who are dong
Y NJ. c. a. work in Denver.
Miss Naomi Tyer also OF Ardmore
who has been visiting in Colorado for
the past month. guest Of the Misses
Warren will return home about Sep
tenber 10.
Miss Peterson to Return Tomorro"
Miss Ella j. Peterson, supervisor o'
music In Ardmore public schools VII
return here tomorrow from Mime
spols, Mimi. where she has beer
spending the summer months.
She will resume her teachings "
the schools this year.
Society Personals
Mrs. y. T.. Martin and daughter
Katherine. went TO Dallas yesterda!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

tember LIST. whom they have given
the name Betty Gene Glass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02
Society Personals

Mrs. y. Il. Martin and daughter
Katherine. went TO Dallas yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

Mesdames Kirk Dyer and T.. h.
Kearney have returned from Sulphur
where they spent week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-02

Ida Nell Watson, daughter Of Mr..
broadway. returned yesterday from
a weeks visit in Gainesville with
Matte Fern Bumpas
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

My answer is Nobody wrong and what has hap
pened well in the sight of eternity for nothing that has
come between ever part us. !"
Should advise others to follow my examplef De-
cidedly no. my sstersl way of life that is well for
ruin death for others. You must remem.
ber that had lover who by his greatness of mind and
soul was raised above common laws and human Judg-
ments. In that there strength for me- Whatever
ordeal may await me, lose the impershabe
joy and consolation of having participated In his mmor.
tai work.
l will give you some little love hints. You should
never live in a super-human confidence Happiness more
often lies in the simple love of noncompcated lives
Remember that when love first ilumines souls We
see wonderful visions that may never return.
Love is a second birth-the first throws us on the
earth the second awakens supreme consciousness 1t
is then that reach highest possibilities and see our
selves best In future days of sorrow and weak
look back to those portraits of ourselves In
the early love days. go
Remember that it is dangerous say Our union will
be higher than that of human beings 1t has no
need of being protected by the law"
1t is dangerous to say, "Our two lives shall remain
equally free Ny woman existence shall be no burden
upon him, shall require neither help nor protection
will walk at his side but will not lean upon him. that
may not hamper him"
II is dangerous to enter life without oeliefs do NOT
tell YOU to believe in certain thing but in many things
for is the mechanism Of belief that helps Do not for.
get everything your worship of single idol but do not
neglect what he teach is by passing from one
God to another that man has progressed.
The principles which should protect our lives are SIM
pie as iron rails that from falling overheard
Be real women make yourselves bcautiful-and be
jealous, not too much but just enough.
Remember that your most precious possession--your
love-is in your hands like little fuering bird. you
close your hand too tight you suocate the the little one
but if you open your hand too wide the BIRD MAY FLY
AWAY
Let kindness be your rule of life. You will suffer
often through it, but it will you in the end Kind
ness is the that protects us from irreparable
unhappness.
(The End)
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

for moment of this place where had known unspeak-
able ioysl Mistress for a moment of dwelling fa-
miar to that could walk through it with my eyes
closedl
look at my old friends the old stone saints-St.
Beno with the broken nose ST. Denis who has lost his
hands, and, dearest Of ALL the little satuete of ST. Wan
drile, the brave pilgrim of the seventh century
sit down and mediate. How beautiful the abbey
looks Exactly it used to be. After great world
change have back place that enshrnes the past
had with my soul full of sadness to say adieu,
but wherever turned the sacred stones taught
soing lesson 1t then that felt deeply than
had done before the truth and beauty of our
cient religion which has comfored many generations
of suffering women All the marvellous history of those
sacred stones often mutated by the rage of man.
aged by fire. struck by the bolts of Heaven and yet
always bravey put together again With fervent eyes
worshipped the abbey sacred symbol Of faith and
love and raised above the pershng vanes
of mani
And as meditsted thought of you my young sisters
in faraway America interested in ovestory far out
of the ordinary and conventional 1 thought Of thou
sands of fresh young faces bearing the impress OF love-
bending over my words, with puzzled expression.
'Why did she not keep his lovei What are we to
learn from all thisi Who was right and who was
wrongi" you may be asking if you have not previously
made up your minds.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23


l was told aferward, but it made all the difference in
the world
Ipacked up the few personal belongings had left in
the villa With hands that rembled in spite Of myself
picked up gay and dainty garments that were me-
menoes of other days. tendery smoothed them out and
packed them in my trunk.
"When the Blue Bird Flies AIody"
As went away looked back at the house The sun
throwing its santng rays the landscape and
knew that it setting great chapter Of my life
meant to be brave but could not stop my tears from
falling
That night sat alone in my little hotel roop 1t
chill night The maid brought in fagots of wood
and lit fire the hearth watched the flames until
they died away.
The Abbey of St. Wandrile sold by Maeternck.
paid visit there say goodby to the place had loved
best. A concierge opened the door of my beloved
home
"Can one visit the abbey to-dayi" asked.
"Ths is not visitors day." rather rough voice
swered "but you come in"
The old door groaned on its hinges as Of old, and
past the gentle Madonna guarding the entry to the
ancient grass-carpeted court within. It cold, the
trees bare but bright glded the roof Of tho
abbey.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

The guide who accompanied me
began his dreadful rigmarole in
vented for tourists:
"In front you see the manu-
mental gate constructed in the
eighteenth century. On the right
is the remarkable Virgin of the
fourteenth century, who was -
Mon Dieu! Mon Dieu! Was
he going to pursue me all over the
scenes of my former happiness
with this dreary stuff 1t was
more than my heart could bear,
and 1 slipped some money into his
hand and said:
"Thanksl Thanksl Il know
the place. l came here often for
merly. 1 do not need a guide:"
Az last I IUas a1npet Mistress
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

see in the distance corner Of the red roofs and bit OF
the reetops Of the Villa les Abees gently beckonng to
me through the blue haze Of the Autumn day Upon my
arrival at the hotel had stood there and gazed until
mist had come into my eyes Ny mind had wandered
along the familiar gravel paths Of the garden and peered
into the windows Of his den but quickly had turned
from my fanced vision back to the reality Of my resolve
No, would not see him again. would be sensible
person And sensible person was when the next day
sent word to Maeternck through friend that was
going the Villa des Abees to take away my books and
personal belongings
1t was the sensible thing to do, was it mott Or did
have another motvei Did yearn for the fragrance
that clings to cherished memories to breathe
the subtle perfume of past feices, to live.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

Abeilles for the
last time I had
not an instant's
hesitation. For
him as well as
for myself I be-
lieved that it
was my duty not
to remain-and
! went.
A code of hu-
man laws, the
laws that put
their stamp and
seal upon love,
had come be-
tween us. The
dictum of civil
ization, the vows
at the altar, the
very thing we
used to laugh
over, had come
between us. 1t
was just a plain
l,tt1a oororoNpv
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

but an hour, in the rose-bow.
cred world of thought he had
called his--and minei But !
was quite sure that / would
60 straight to my rooms and
nowhere else. would not
even look.
It was with q cheerful
"Bon jour, Madame" the
old gardener returned my
friendly greeting at the gar.
den gate. "There is a letter
for you in the masters den,"
he said.
A letter for me-for me,
from himl
1t lay on his work table.
On it was written in his
handwriting:
"In case Georgette calls"
I read it standing in tho
sunlight of the window. Then
l read it again sitting in his
chair, and then again and
again. It said:
"Remain with us, Georg.
cite. Your place Is here.
You will be received a. .
sister.
From the moment ! crossed
the threshold of the Villa des
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
"Ren in With U.s.. Georgettew


Wo Id you have Strengthened proudly under the shock
and :epted the inevitable with silent resignation
every of you in my position would have done
exactly did Whatever your feelings, you would have
looked traght ahead and shown the world smiling face
LIVES visiting friends when word came to me that my
brother wished TO speak with the telephone! My
first thought that something dreadful had happened
to Maeterlihck
"What is it," cried into the receiver. "Is he hurt
is he deadf'
],ut no, nothing of the kind had happened The news
was that Maeterlnck had married AT first did not
bel eve my Then in another moment broke into
a | ugh
what is that ali" l cried; "and you have fright
er d me because Of thatf"
What did marriage signify argued to myself
as there anything that could sever the spir-
told my brother would be in Nice the next day.
would not wait for Maeerlincks telegram letter that
ould surely arrive the next day. We would talk it over
e and |. my arrival in Nice. We would be friends.
}ut the train bore toward my destination my mind
began to What right had now to himi Had
not this man-made thing, after ALL built wall between
usf Had not this marriage ceremony constituted bar
rier mandate for to keep awayf Thus mused,
suddenly growing cold and curling up in the Of
the railway carriage that swayed and grumbled in the
night.
The next morning found me mechanically arranging
my belongings in bright, sun-bathed room Of little
hotel on the hillside overlooking Nice and the broad
panse of the Mediterranean. From the window could
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

spcnd the end Of the week with Id
husband. CAPTAIN Booth Of the Steamer
Sr,"o, on the down-riv"r trip.
{ T.. Wells < Son. painters. are re-
painting :he homr nt Albert Alum on
L!n,D.n avenue.
Mrs I.iliIan NJ. krySer of Indianap-
o,:s. and Mrs. +. T. Knight Of Quaker
IT! have returned tn their respective
homes after spending several days here
because of the illness and death OF
their mother Mrs. John Wood OF Avon
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Latham. who
have resided at Barncsrille for nearly
Two years. Ar" moving here. They will
live for a time with her parents, Nr.
and Mrs. J. r Ward.
NJ. herman, Reed and family have
moved 10 their new home on South
Grand avenue.
Miss Jean Havrrhcld. daughter of
Re- and Mrs. ". NJ. Haverfleld. IS
spending the end Of the week visiting
in Cleveland.
frame work for the new home OF Dr..
and Mrs. Frank Main on Lincoln ave.
nue. - well under way. contractor ".
r. Jones is in charge OF the work.
Friends here OF Miss Ruth Scott Of
Wheeling. sister Of Mrs. ". VI. Carna-
han OF this place. will earn with re-
gre: that sh" has contracted scarlet
fever and is III at The Ohio Valley Gen.
eraI hospital in Wheeling.
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MIS-. Alfred Davis.

Mr. Aired Davis, aE",! 81, dt'a ~
. , ,~n-n;rc Il. $50 O'clock. ~ he hoUe
- b - son. Eihr,jGS Davis. HaN"r street.
.IaH ~ ! short :'.r"=S. Deceased was
So. I'.nwn n N" Fin Grove and col1-
try sections. hay.1G been born n Sand
si:H and spending 'hr GF"a;"r part %
a. Isv n I'm Grove. Her husband
,r...,.,!"i her go the grave 4 number y:
years ago. S,FvivinS are on" daughter
tLR :rur sons. namely. Mrs Isaac
pal-r-;y. q BIZ Wheeling creek: Si,aS
rayjS. q; Canton, Louis uivltcuhinr. Eli
n-:Gge Davis and Elmer Il Davis. all Of
AIS lily.
H,mrral Se-v:"Ns WI !.H"ly % held
sunday afternoon from the place Of
.!"drh.
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful CITY OF thousands
r;rc" Or. Edwards produced Oh"c
1lb,cts. the substitute for ca!omeL
Or. Edwards, praCuCing physician
FIX il wears and calomel's old-time
ru"rlv. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients tor
caC.,Ic constipation and torpid ,ivccS.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets DO not
contain calonci. but 4 healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No g-iping Is the keynote Of these
little sugar coated. 0iive-roiorrd t2b-
lets. Th"y cause the bowels and liver 10
act NORMALLY. The never force them
to unnatural acton.
.ivou haze dark brown mouth =
bad breath a dull. tired leehng lick
headache torpid liver -cuuSupaUon.
you'll ind quick, sure and I.ra,ant 70
suits from one or TWO Of Dr.. Edwards
olive Tablets az bedtime
Thousands take them cVcrvrigh' H>t
Keep ngat. Try tAr". loc AID 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

Group and h"ars"r"@S and IS such a good
r'.'H'dy for treating influenza and pneu-
mona.
1t Is really unnecessary to have a
ra>h on thr fHrn or rim1ios. Just 90
down :" any druggist and get a jar OF
SIM-Cp SALNE for tho trif1ing sum OF
40. 1t IL light in color and does not
So! ti:c Skin.
\ jar Of SINCE SALVE. placed on
ynu7 dr"'scr means health protection.
Get L jar AZ once at your druggists
on IN" money back Il it fails" plan.
coo. 6Nc and sl.n0 per jar. If your
druggist does not keep -. order from
VIM. ". Sjmrson Drug CO. Wholesale
Druggists. Williamsburg Station. Pitts
hurgh, Pa.