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New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Cotton Continues
Irregular Trend
In Quiet Market
Rallies Near the Close in
Anticipation of Bullish
Private Ginning Figures;
Close 2 TO ii Points OFF

The cotton market was comparative
" quiet and irregular again yesterday
with prices showing tendency 70 ease
on IN the absence Of any general trace
or speculative demand. Declines 70
about the recent low levels brought IN
some covering, however, and last prices
showed rallies Of several points from
the lowest on buying, which was be
iieved 10 be in anticipation Of bullish
private ginning figures to-day. The
general market closed steady at net
declines Of 90 III points.
The market opened Al a decline or %
II points and after some little TreEuiaIly
eold about 10 20 IS points net lower oWlnf
40 roor Liverpool cables, reiterated Re-
ports Of unfavoraeie trade eonait,,een.
Around or slightly below the ss-eent level
for March contracts. there appeared 70 -
some trade buying orders. tbs execution Vt
which promoted a rsil}, bot buyers ~
net follow the market much beyond We
=, come 8 20 30 points prices cated o,t
egain under renewed liquidation Nhl.N
,,sv have been Influenced hY ifIfou.N'r
ov.r Near EagCgu Affairs ana IH.ulln ~
sn onret,ied tone In the carly al.efhgln
stock market The market IN. , " '., s.' ,,l
on buying b. Wcttcrn ana - ~ looking
tereets who were supposed 70 ~, 80,
Tor a builish report on tho amount VI wv
tor gfnned 70 December /. ,,, 81.
southern spot markets "a oniciAny T.
norted late yesterday were unehan.' ,t.s
,E coinfs lower with middling quota, on
ef", s-on ei1Sr 20 25.t0c. The lpch,
.,,..tef Tor spot cotton was quift ana le
,of,ts towrr AZ 2jtoc for ml4diiis ~
sales wcre reported
COttOn-iignGe OF plcfs' csf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
NOTICE

On oe,os.r 80. 1917. ceupes s,ss s.,.'s
previous drawings bearing ne o, srrr
letter NJ and the foiiosi.g s-'
we're still Unfedeemedi n
!. 81 81 III 1: .|;: .|S! 81 81 &: HI H H $ !
1914 2766 +2s7 1919 soss -
cERRo DE PAsco coPrs~
CORPORATION. fffiD
~ H. Es- holiH
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS.
THE CLEVELAND a PITTSBUHGE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
o. NnYamhnr nm. M

Cleveland. o.. November 2sth. 1874.
Sealed proposals for tho sale Of General
Mortgage Bonds of this Company Tor ac-
count Of the Sinking Fund. al not 20 ex-
coed par and accrued interest, 20 the
amount OF sSf.oso.0o. will te received az
tho oflco Of Mesars Wlnslow. Lanler a
Company 60 Cedar Street New York.
n. ", 10 the close OF business DECEMBER
loth, 1872. Proposals must Indicate series
OF honda "A " ''B &C. or ID" and also
IN the case OF series "H' must Indicate
tf150 and for $3.50, eacn respectively
Bonds accepted will be payable January
End 1898 with interest 10 that date. az
the onlco Of MeEsrs. Winsow. Lanler
Co. az above II not presented on that
cay tho right "a reserved 90 reject the bid.
J. 4. kLOsS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Alliance Realty Company
November 20, 1919

NoFCmnfT EVI IIlIs
The hoard % Directors has this day de-
clared from the surplus Of the Company a
stock dividend OF twenty-five per cent.
(26es) on the basis OF one-duarter of one
share OF capital stock 10 the holder OF one
share of capital stock outstanding. payable
on December rs, 1929. TO stockholders OF
record az the close Of business December 8.
1921 Certificates and fractional warrants
representing such dividend viii BE- mailed
10 stockhoiders such capital stock 90
Issued will be entitled TO participate Ia all
cash dividends declared on and after No
ycmber 90 1879.
The directors further declared from the
surplus and net earnings OF the company .
cash dividend OF two per cent. fas.D on the
outstanding capital stock OF the company
payable January ie. 1919. 20 stockholders
~ record az the close Of business December
howard w. SMITH. sesretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NIAGARA FmE insurance coNrANi


Notice n hereby given that. pursuant 70
a resolution adopted by the board OF DE-
roctors of NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. At a meeting held - the ONCE
of the Company. no. i23 william street. IN
the City of New York. on November zfth.
1922. Al which a quorum was present and
voting. a special meeting Of the stockhold-
crs of tho Company win be held az the
onioo of tho Company, No. 10 william
rect. IN the City OF New York AZ ls;oo
o'clock noon. on December IL. 1872. for
the purpose Of Considering and voting upon
a. proposition 70 Increase the capital stock
of the Company from rs present amount,
vis s. 600 900. consisting of 10000 shares
of a par value q $50 each, TO f5,ooo,eQo,
consisting OF 10000 shares OF a par value
of $50 each. and for tho transaction OF
such other business as may properly Gems
before the meeting In connection herewith.
The stock transfer books OF the Company
will Be closed on the lith day Of Deccm-
tcr. 1879, and reopened on the day follow
Ing such meeting.
November a. 1891.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors
OTHO =. LANE. President
CHARLES 4. LUNG. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
"a New Kind Of Uptown Office

a T the corner of East Sixty-third Street
"A and Madison Avenue-alrnost exactly at
New York's Social Center'-the Bank OF
New York and Trust Company opened
branch Office on November 20, 1922.
An attractive Colonial house of red brick and
white marble, presenting none Of the usual
features of bank. except half-hidden protec-
tive grilles, yet containing every convenience
for the transaction of financial business; with
an entrance hall carefully designed in the style
Of the Adam period; with tastefully furnished
rooms for men and for women opening from
the entrance hail. with safe deposit vaults OF
the latest type and handsomely designed
coupon rooms, conveniently located; such Is
the Uptown Office which the Bank of New
York and Trust Company has provided for its
uptown friends-old and new.
The Office is under the management OF
Ernest II. Cook Vice President, who has been
for many years identified with uptown bank
ing institutions, with Ralph M. Johnson as
Assistant Manager and Owen H. Smith az
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Montreal
Toronto

Riordan p 4 p old conn.,.
do new pf.................. a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

sales nil. Mobile nominal. " roini' lower
.t 1frsc. sales. NO. savannah fteanf,
points lower az zisic, sales ~ uhirH'
Norfolk steady. i2 points lower o. -Nt-.
salra C-C bairH Augusta quiet, j. pplnif
lower ~ 2ls1c. saloa. ~ bales Aehipn
quiet. unchanged o. 1s2bc. sales l.luy
6ales. Houaton steady points lower at
al FEc. raier 2.G0s bales Little hese
-teadv unchanged AZ 252tc. sales. 30
baiea Dallas steadily. ~ poinia lower ~
lie. raies 1855 bales. ~ ontgomery hfm.
18 points lower az 1f3ici rales, MI felt
Worth quiet 10 points lower ~ t''''''
salos 1.ng1 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Oats
rsstrrdays Plsyl.u' W
Tlour and Meal

Yesterday Previous o;yl.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES
LIgrett & Myers Tobacco Co.

81. louis. 30, Nov. y l11l
A dividend OF one and three-Quarters
per cent tHg,) has been declared on the
preferred stock Of Liggett Myers To-
bacco Company, payable January isi. 1898.
20 ntockholdera Of record al the close of
business December 18th. 1922. Checks wili
10 mailed
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

'taiIed TOT payment AZ IOI JhnuarT IS.
1874. fCalAed for payment az i0ga Fob
ruary it. isa1.
icalisd for payment a. Io;A February
10. 1914.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

- Did YAK iiold.
o.. i3fi-'1i I05 go
Joint Stock Tsnd Bank
55a I9Ei-I91i IoEB as
Joint Stock Land Bank
81. is3e-ise4.......... GsA icoI ass
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5tsH. i9t1-1e1I...i0Bs 1854 as
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank g. 1gJI-l1f0.... e9I iOoZ ass
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank o. ls5i-Is1f.. .fO2n i01N $50
Chicago Joint Stock Lard
Bank o.. is52-i911. .l0eH l01H AG2
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
ANIERIcAN CAN coNPANY.

It n
A quarterly dividend Of one and three.
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred stock ot this companr payable
January and. 1919. 20 stockholders of
record AZ the closs Of business December
18th. 1899. Transfer books will remain
open. Cheeks mailed.
r. IT, IsMON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Grain Prices

Yestsrdays Previous Year
close close ago.
No hard..it3iE iL5eb 'issA
Chicago--Rangs Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Country Produce

pyttsr-Receipts wero s11t
creamery. higher than e1tLa@c 80 tsw
ssttSS. sfeonis lf1 f2c: lower grades
r., centralized cars. 90 score. - ~
iac: % score. 81 . 81 '7e,o ,otaft.c. un-
..fs,i hlehor than extras, u 9'EG
srtras' 81 score. bia y soc. nlS, teg
f1tc. second. a. y 4tc. lower kiar'' 'f7it "a
t2r. held crcamery, hish 7. ,s.l scronds
ts9tiitr. rate dairy tubs. finest, el = y
feLc; good 10 prime, 400 oye' 0V,,' n,ste
a. falr ss0ffc. ladies' egffent -.
extras. 55h 10 lsei ,s, nrs,s' rssdss s4a5 55e;
.s.ttrv siock. current make. 40. !. %
Ssss,s.' "'' =. 49,,
YORK state fats. june spesS...s' Wv siate
go fr.sh specials. l7A 2shc, 9yera,ss 9-,s.
80. sleafte. wisconsin. douole Dals,ss,
sTi5 case. single Daisies .'e' '0u"'
AW,Tsas g,.Rsesie,. ~ 1,'S v.ro $3.50 eas.s Fresh
,,,ts,.d c1tfas. dozen. tsgsic, eHga
nr.,e Etasfc. hrsts. 500 o4c. Aeeon.s'
ss s5c: trade eEgs asg 7oei diF'is.' ! SCI 20,
SFa s9e. No and poorer. s.a
49,. moor % choice. dry. zoo &c; TO
friaerstor. extra firsts, charges paia W W
s.slrine dates. So 33ci nrats, seus,
seeonis and poorer. % qasc, checks loea'
s.-iisrg a64 aac. refrigerator whites.
Ssa-s.,s Searsy. s.as3e; Paeine Coast. SAG aae
other wertcrn. soc sc. refrigerator .ol' on
fr,naersion process. nearby whites - }.
to~. Pacific Coast. whites. a. . tsc West
en- brown ana mixed. 81 3sc' fresh, NeN
Tsrsev. hennory whites uncandlsd e1trse'
-fGggc. nearby henncry whites, eAtIes.
io~rilv candled. SOC; nearby ana nearby
wert~rr hcnnery whites. average eHtras.
--Nfgr. extra flrats. 6sQ7Qci frsis, es9
tfc. nesrby gathered whites frst9 20 eN-
srn first. Gao zoe. under grodeA b- e.c
nuilets eggs. selected small oui, eys
mixed $50 5sc. small ~ tse; racine &
Coast whites. extras. 12Q75c; extra firsis.
glsbc. nrsts C1166c; mediumH eyc
puiiets. $50 Sse; other western and so9,h- q
srn. gathered whites. 6s8eSo; New Jer-
sev hsnnery browns. extra fancy, tVU
7sc; other nearby hennery browns e1ueA'
s18s7e.
stste' is0 lbs. t9250t255; $50 lbs, 1lse
/ asa; Long Island. 80 lbs, Sz:ls.gts,i. iee
lbs ti.s5gt9a0. 100 lbs, s2.S 2 saeo:
/ penns,lvania. 80 lbs. 1l.25r $3.50, leo
lbs. ii bermuda. Dbl, !i9ss9' ,,,s.s sweets,
New Jersey. lsk., I5oo ll.to. tavern
MARYLAND. bsk. 90 Q Soc anise. Louisiana'
Dbl, f2550i7.5o
rt-t..L Mo.fa proyfgfOuR
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
AMERIcAN cAN COMPANY.

NuMMUN HIOCk,
A quarterly dividend OF one aud one.
quarter per cent has been declared on the
Common Stock OF this Company. payable
February 18th. i1g5, 70 Stockholders Of
record - the Gloss OF business January
slnt, lssA Transfer books will remain
open. Cheeks mailed.
II. H. fsMON,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
TEMPORARY BoH'p, H'.,,,,s n
Bearing the distinguishing
IiqS

Upon surrender Of each q % .. :, ~. 4. =
Bonds 90 drawn for redemp;i.ea. Ia n
Of j. p. Morgan q Co, Sinnst - q -
tees, % Wall Street, New ios,nr A. - 4
Janusry 2, 1928. psyment tM az
the redemption price Of lgSs 80 y -.
cipsi sum. All such dfawr Sls.k, ~, -
surrendered must have atiaenssa .'s.i1.,serr1
maturing July I, 1923, snq 49,, -
All such drawn fegisteied ns-'s ,s..srs = =.
dawn coupon Bonds doc l,1s'.., "a u }
NAV Be detached and collects, ~ l,r-l,'1,
tsrest then due or such cfssn cfs. - 2
Bond viii Be paid 10 aeec,rea-n.s.. 80 . 5
serm, thereof. Interest wih i,..11 .,
sueh drawn Bonds from snd Az. ~ .
i955 Any Of such drawn pes..,,''.s pes-. !
converted into stock Of ne 1870. y
provided IN the afore1is noo..u ~
before January ?, 1873, us
osyment OF the redempiion p'-~
Dated. October 50. 1917.
cERRo DE- PASco CORR
CORPORATION. r,ass
By II. Esd MN
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Ilnnds
pitfebuFfh

100 Ark Nat Gas. sA 81 "a -
100 Con Ice pfd... y - - sse
Is Lone star Gas ~ ~ y ~
20 Mfrs Light II. 81 81
52O Ohio Fuel SUP. btA " gst ssA
go Okla Nat Gas. 2l5s 1lA y = - "a
JsgTEh plate Gl. 1875 is5 i95 le5
800 Pgh NtShasta. ~ ~ y
rs PEh oil & Gas et ~ - ~
$50 Salt Crk Con. i0A lOA IVA IVA
1000 Tidal Ossge... ii II II II
100 Westlng A B.. aSA 100 tgh 100
Jaw Penn COM. 1zb ~ y ss1
100 W Penn pfd... 70 "a 70 "a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cablcs-spof cotton, moderate
business Al n points decline, miadllns
iAB9d. Sales. b.0o0 bales. American. s.ey'
h.tea fmportr. $1,000 bales: American,
III GEO bales. Futures were duo ion 70 ~
points lower: they opened quiet ~ 70
points decline and closed Qulct hut fteauy
az 10 points decline. closing price,
D,eenber. i406d: January. i3s6d; March
fa 7Ed. MAY. 1860. July. 1850; october.
fsd Manchester. Yarns oull ana
eas'rr. cloths dull The II o'clock bios
cabled 10 Liverpool follow DeceInDef'
es 0ec. January. gT.01c. March, z3.ptc'
t4.v ~ a-rs Tulv lf.fIc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS on
cERRo De PAsco corn
CORPORATION
io-Yssr couvsrtfbls slAkinR gui AZ
Geld Bonds Due 1891 issusl U.i."
lndenture DATED January 4, iefi

Notes e hereby given hat pursu.,
provisions Of Section Of Articls rcrf 4 !
lndenture mentioned above, bstssen Ce,
Pasco Copper Corporation and Coiunhs ~
Company, Trustee, Bonds, ogfstsndIrs -
said IndcntuTo bearing Ire ssfisl -
below listed. have been drspa for rsts-,s-
90 Of January I, 1898 az ic5S Of iks u
eipai sum thereof, viz;
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures

Trading in sugar futures was vefr llin'
fs.f vcrtfrfay and about lr keeping WIN
ihe rrofsnt dun cost and u isht inrt'.
on he cau prices were 90 polni.
lower on "a litue scattered liqgianlion. sns
,,..rn changes later were Wlih0pt tnuin
i.,uo~tanco. The market closed - net
Unchanged prices with sales esiimated al
5000 tons
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
ELECTIONs
rxsrnArc

THE GUARDIAN Lifk k,iiict' -.
COMPANY or Ae,oosc,crs 4
companv viii BE- held AZ iv clv =
once. No. so Union SQUARE. N ~ ~ Y
Ssw York. on Wodnesley, ths ~ p
Dscsmber. ioa1, from u = s.essf1u.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Cottop,eed oil

The market for c0tfOnseed oil was mac
lar closing a. point net advance Tor
December and o. 9 points lower Tor th'
other positions Tho absence or tenders
on December contracts caused more of
less covering in thls month, while th7
heavincss I'M lard and other commoditie
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
New York Metal Market

TIN was easy. with Straits and Straits
quoted at 55.5OGS6.2oee'
standard sec asked and 99 per cent
s5G35.37ho asked. Copper quiet,
standard spot, December and January
~ 25di3. .62i5c, and clectrolytic spot,
and January 1924 ol4e.
Lead quiet, New York spot 7.2b@l Doc
ard East ST. Louis spot 6.sOa6.9oe;;
Zinc firm, New York spot 7.$oe and
Past 81. Louis spot 7G7.i5c.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

OcdSOmdDlG
Executive?
The great majority of.
American business men
are what may be called
fair weather sailors.
During one of the four
business seasons - the
period of improvement
they make money. But
they spend more than
half their time waiting for
this particular season to
come around again.
A rapidly increasing
number of business
pilots, however, have
learned to sail the gale
as well as the breeze and
find that the same strong
winds and swift currents
that upset many craft
make for swift sailing
when you ride with them.
They have learned to sail
all sorts of business
weather and they make
money in every season OF
the business cycle!
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nished them through
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Rosfon Cur

Sales open il.A"' ~ 81
ZOO 200 Var War Bro, 1isai35 ios los 100
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
MARYLAND LAW
MAKERS READY
FOR NEW BILLS
Important Administration Meas.
ures to Face Assembly
Tonight.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. l7.-Prac-
tically all Of the important measures
which will comprise the governors
legislative program and some bills
designed to redeem the main pledges
of the Democratic platform last
year, are expected to be introduced
tonight, when the general assembly
reCOnvenes after a weeks holiday.
The method by which the bills are
to be introduced and plans for push
ing them after they have been in
troduced are to be discussed gener-
ally, although not in detail, at a
conference with the governor.
1t is not improbable that the
Increased Representation bill for
Baltimore city, the State Reorgani-
zation bill and the Fewer Elections
bill all will be introduced. In his
message, Governor Richie said he
was having the Budget bill printed
then, and it also is likely to he in
troduCed in printed form. as are the
Road Loan bill and the General Con-
struCtion Loan bill, which are &C
complishments of the budget.
1t also is understood that the "po.
ltiCal disability" bills to be sup.
ported by the administration, and
which are designed to remove legal
bars which relieve women of the
responsibility of jury service and
which keep them from certain OF.
fees are ready for introduction to-
night.
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE ACID THAT
DESTROYS TEETH
ADVERTISEMENT.

Fermenting food "sours"-that IL.
an acid forms in it. This happens
anywhere-it happens very quickly
in the mouth If the teeth are not
kept perfectly clean.
This acid attacks the teeth. II
slowly. but surely, d,ssolves the hard
enamel and exposes the softer part
of the teeth to decay. II you neglect
to see your dentist the tooth may be
ruined before it aches.
Most tooth pastes and powders are
good. But there is one tooth paste
which is conspicuously good because
it Is more than a cleanser. 1t de-
stroys the acid that destroys teeth
and thus prevents the damage. The
name is Mag Lac Tooth Paste-so-
called because II contains MIX OF
Magnesia. Everyone knows how good
Milk Of Magnesia is for sour or
acid" mouth-destrOys the acid. And
1t is very pleasant to use.
Mag Lac cleanses as well as the
best of other tooth pastes-but be-
cause 1t destroys acid 1t saves your
teeth and helps you keep them life
time.
Try Mag Lac if you value your
teeth. The only stores in Washing
ton that can supply it to you are all
of Peoples Drug StOres-all Peoples
Drug Stores in Washington are Pen
star Stores.
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
CITIZENS BODY
SEEKS MEMBERS
IN CLARENDON
Solid Support Of Community
Sought to Push Various
Civic Projects.
Times Clarendon Bureau,
2 Ellison avenue

Telephone 1873 WI.
CLARENDON. Va, Jan! lin
order to gain the solid backing Of
Clarendon for various civic improve
ments. the Clarendon Citizens Associa-
ton has launched a drive for new
members
President Taylor at the last meet
ing Of the organization pointed to the
many public betterments that have
been obtained by the organization to
date and cited several projects slated
for future action, which would need
the services Of every citizen in this
vicinity to put through.
Starting few years ago with only
handful of active members the local
association has now grown into an
organization with more than 800
active workers. AS a result many i'm
provements have been obtained, the
latest of which is new automobile
fire-fighting apparatus.
ReCordingSeC Keefer has
sent out letter to all residents of
this section in futherance of the
membership drive. the slogan Of which
is that the influence Of the individual
is best exercised by the weight of
numbers"
The executive committee of the as.
ISOLATION will hold a meeting in the
Engine House Friday.
DR.. F. A. Appleton has purchased
five lots of land on Maple street from
Mrs. Herbert Soper. DR.. Appleton
will build on the property in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bonney and
their son. Herman, jr.. who have been
visiting in Manassas have returned to
their home here.
Mrs. r. F. Brooks. jr, has arrived
in Clarendon with her son to join her
husband who is connected with the
newly formed Clarendon Trust Com
pany.
Mrs. o. L. Briggs and her two
children have left for Florida where
they will spend the winter.
p. o. Sheppard, of Villa Road, ia
entertaining his cousin. Albert Shep-
herd, Of Estes Park, Colorado, as his
house guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Bowen, who
have been visiting the former 8
parents in Culpepper for tn epast two
months have returned to their home
on Walnut street.
Mrs. Walter George has returned
to her home at Haymarket, Va, fol.
lowing an extended visit with the
Misses Bennett, on Marion avenue.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Terrill ID. Bailie and
Miss Elizabeth Cation. both of Claren.
don. Mr.. Bailie is prominent in this
seton for his connection with the
Clarendon Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jordan have
returned from an extensive honeymoon
through the Carolinas and are now
at home at the residence which they
have taken over in Cherry Valley,
near Ballston.
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women
Can Have.
Says DIR. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician.

Or. F. NJ. Edwards for seventeen years
treated scores OF women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years he gave
TO his patients a prescription made of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients mix
ed with olive oil. naming them DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. You will know
them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers on
rhe liver and bowels. which cause a nor
NAL action, carrying off the waste anc
poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have a pale face, ssllow look.
dull eyes pmples. coated tongue. head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling. all out
Of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--the success
full substitute for calomel--now and then
Just to keep them fit, 16c and SOC.
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
ITCHING SKIN
IS QU|CKLY SOOTHED|
WITH SULPHUR

Mentho Sulphur. a pleasant cream.
will soothe and heal skin that is
irritated or broken out with eczema !:
that is covered with ugly rash or
pimples. or is rough or dry. Moth
ing subdues fiery skin eruptions so
quickly, says noted skin special
list.
The moment this sulphur prepara-
ton is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications. the
eczema is gone and the skin Is de-
|lightfully clear and smooth. Sui
phur is so precious as a skin rem.
edy because it destroys the para
sites that cause the burning, itch
ing or Disagreement. Mentho-Sul-
phur always heals eczema right up.
A small jar of MenthO-Sulphur
may be had at any good drug store.
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
MASTER PRINTES WILL
MEMORABLE FRANKLIN

The Master Printers Of Washing.
ton held their weekly luncheon yester.
day at the City Club.
John Rupert, of the Crane Print
ing Company, gave n talk on the life
Of Franklin and a letter OF feelicita.
ton from the Master Printers Of
France in reply TO the Washington
printers cablegram of Christmas was
read.
1t was voted to place wreath on
the statute of Benjamin Franklin to-
day.
The Washington times., 1922-01-17
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend entirely
upon Marmola Prescription Tablets for
reducing and controlling fat. One clever
actress tells that she reduced steadily and
easily by using this new form of the famous
Marmola Prescription. and now. by taking
Marmola Tablets several times n wear
keeps her weight just right All good
druggists sell MarmOa Prescription Tablets
at one dollar for case or IL you prefer
you can secure them direct from the
Marmola Co., 1912 Woodward ave, Detroit
Mich. IL you have not tried them do SO
They are harmless and effective.