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New Britain herald., 1922-11-07

Long before the days when one could step into drug store and buy medicine, already compounded and neatly packaged many of the fine old New England physicians using in the treatment of their the same remedies which sold under the Winsol trademark.
 For more than tlree-quarters of century the medicinal preparations made by B. o. & C. C. Wilson have been safeguarding the health of New England
 And the reason you can buy these splendid nned- cnes in any drug store today because they proved unfangy helpful that the story of the effect of their use spread from person to another, creating demand for them that has grown rapidly with the years
 As far back as 1S45, when the drug business of B. O. & G. C. Wilson was housed in small store in Central Street, Boston, people sent from all New England to this little shop for the goods the Wilson's prepared sklfully from the formulas which, even then, physicians had been using successfully for 25 years Physicians today prescribing the Winsol remedies they have always found so beneficial.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07

 troduced al the next session of the Connecticut legislature, A bill simi- lar in purport was defeated at the last session.
 Laws in Other States
 Regulatory measures of this kind have been enacted and are now In ef- feet in ii states. They are Arizona. California, Idaho, Illinois. Louisiana, Montana, Michigan. Now Jersey, New York. oregon, Tennessee. Utah, Wis consin and Wyoming. Brokers and salesmen are licensed in British Col- umbia, Canada,
 state license laws have been fos- tered by the national association of real estate boards primarily for the protection of the public from incom- potent and irresponsible brokers and salesmen and secondly to raise the standards 6 practice and ethics of the profession.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07


 The national association in 1913 prepared bill which became the basis for number of the laws en- acted. Experience in administration and further study and observation showed that several changes in the bill were advisable. These have been incorporated in new bin the asso- ciation has prepared, which is called the MacChesney act. It embodles the beat features Of the Illinois. Tennes- see, California. and other laws. The act was prepared to be used as the basis for state enactments and. Of course, should be changed where necessary so that 1t will conform to local statutory requirements.
 Realtors of states where such regu- latory measures are effective declare themselves highly pleased with the results. It is significant that In no state where license law has been
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
GOOD TIMES AHEAD, BABS0N
 TELLS BUSINESS GATHERING


 Money--A long pull down ward.
 bOnds--A long pull upward.
 s'tocks-A shorter pull up- ward.
 Commodities--Increas for a year or more then long pull down, comparable to what fol- lowed the Napo!eonie and Civil Wars.
 Labor--Substant'.l progress towards satisfactory solution of general labor problems dur ing the last six months. There will be very little unemployment this winter.
 ManufacturiIg--M Mills and fac tories in most lines will have better business this winter. If, however. this improvement re- suits in any defation, q reaction and long period of dullness will follow.
 Rctniling-Retailers are com ing back to their own. There are 100000 retail stores which are entitled to much more help and encouragement from both manufacturers and the public.
 General-Business travels in cycles. Business men travel fin ruts. Babson. recommends very strongly the cultivation of the retailer in an effort to increase distribution.
 European Situation - This looks bad. England is standing for law and order and the pay ment of debts, but the rest of Europe is playing politics.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
Every Home Medicine Chest Should Contain Homeopathic Drops

One of the famous Wnsol preparations which had been used in physicians private practice for 25 years before it prepared in quantity by B. o. & G. C. Wilson and placed at the disposal of the public And it has been known and used by the public in England Canada Australia and the United States for seventy-fve years or more.
 There should be bottle of Neuropathic Drops inc every home, for it is powerful quick acting sulant made from the finest vegetable drugs, and absolutely free from opium and other narcotics harmful drugs
 Neuropathic Drops will break tip cold and pre- vent grippe, influenza and pneumonia. Used both ex ternally and internally, it is excellent remedy for soretroa quickly and safely relieves coc cramps, etc. Applied externally to burns, it the fire and sting in few minutes, and prevents blisterng.
 It gives immediate relief from the pain and irrita- ton of ivy poisoning and insect stngs helps heal indo lent sores unexcclled lnent for sprans, strains and bruises. In fact wherever inflammation is present in any orm Neuropatic Drops is an ideal remedy and has justly been called "the remedy of hundred uses"
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
JApANEsE sUCCEss

Tokio. Nov, 7.--since It's enforce ment on April 1 this year. the Juv- chile drinking prohibition act. passed in the last session Of the Diet, has reaped fruitful results. It Is report ed that since the act became effective 9a.146 members Of young mems aAsc- citations throughout Japan and its colonies have joined the anti-alcohol league in support of the juvenile drinking prohibition movement.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
A GUARANTEE OF QUALITY GUARDIANS OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH

Before the Massachusetts State Board of Health established its present wel-equpped laboratory, pow. dered drugs prepared by the founders of the Winol business were adopted the State standard of purity. This distinction was peculiar and significant in that was enjoyed by no other house.
 And, when the United States Pure Food and Drug Act went into effect in 1906, to meet the require ments, not single change in B. O. c. C. Wilson preparations or labels had to be made Wnsol products could not be better purer than they already were.
 Now, druggists everywhere sell these same reme- dies-which members of the third and fourth genera tons of the Wilson family still compound according to the old, tn1etesed fornulae, and with the same care that earned so remarkable reputation for B. o. & C. C. Wilson products in bygone days.
 When you want tonic, liniment cough syrup, toilet goods hot water bottle any drug speciality insist on Winsol products. They absolutely guar anteed by house known for three-quarters of century for the purity, high quality and proven efficacy of its medicinal preparations and for fair and square dealings in every transaction.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
WILL ASK
 FOR LICENSE LAW
New Britain Men Behind Bill for
 Legislature in 1928

Members of the New Britain Real Estate board. .Nof which there are 10 members, are preparing to cooperate with other realtors throughout the state to have q new bill creating real estate commissions and to license real estate brokers and salesmen in-
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
RENAULT ON KAyo

Trenton, N. J., Nov. 7.-Jack Re- nault, Canadian heavyweight cnam- pion and sparring partner of Jack Dempsey, knocked out Jack Hyatt of Battle. Creek, Mich., last night in the second round of an eight-round match.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07

enacted has the law been repealed. In number of states the bill when first presented was defeated by. the legislatures but with more mature consideration and ever increaslng public support the legislatures have taken favorable action at following sessions.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
WILBUR GOOD IS RE-ENGACEp

Kansas City, Nov. 7.--Wilbur Good, appointed manager of the local team of the American Association at the middle of the season last year, will manage the team next season.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
Cerizane Balsam---for Coughs

Not d syrup, but balsam which aids expectora- ton, relieves the feeling of tightness in the chest moves congestion from the lungs and parts strength and one Healing and soothing. Contains no opiates, narcotics nor other harmful drugs.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07

operate with his competitors and in- vest his savings in the securities Of the corporations with which he deals"
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
COUPON

B. 0. &. C. C. Wilson, Inc.
 l92 Cambridge St..
 Boston, Mass.
 You may send me, without charge and postage paid, sample bottle of Neuropathic Drops. (Coa- pon MUST be filled out in FULL). Your ndme- Tos0n aud My druggists uame
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
To Wholesale
 and Retail Druggists

his jobber drug bbe ceiling possibilities backed by the most .dvsrtns conducted of splh in New England joining hands with Winsol ereansy large nunbers Jobberse And retail drusssts today.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-07
To Test for Yourself the Efficacy of Wnso Medicines, We Will Send You Free, Sample Bottle of Neuropathc Drops

flo first by n mae fo prouu arehu a qunkt
 
  o ample package o
  Wiol lne and keep O. C. C. WILSON Inc, Cambridge Street. BOSTON, MASS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
FABLES

ca, nlrhis are worse than dos
days
Many are awakened but few get
up
An early gutter is foolish cri1ter
The victory j. not always "a the
srong" Ia the moral of "rhe Cat and
she Mice" picture of the "Aesop's
Film Fables" series
Mice re, purf-sonal attention frcn
cats
rfnelcn, unto the slelrh are he
runners thereof
Don't pass opportunity by; Just
give Il tfy
4 meNing cat make,h a poor
monser
The more the mouse traps. the lees
sport Tor the eats.
Hunting time IN miceland IL usually
ca astrophe "Aesop's Film
Fables
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14

opal waton. xelma Sellers. fr@ns's
rry ara Heroert esEls. Pearl DAVIS
s@ssiskea tie vocal Esunesrs
rrs1s, Tea c.ae Tntsrss.nea
The asmhss AZ the rviaas rea
ciah. And Ms. ; l. sparrier and
Mrs NJ Cassidy were en,ertaiaeA At
The home a. Mrs.. Alma nels1d ses.
terday afternoon ~hen bridge feaiur
81 the afternoon. Scores wef, won
az Mrs chas. Fiison aud Ms Henry
Rraun. IN no weeks Mrs. : "
nooiey viii entertain the ciah
y x X
informal luneheon
Mrs. J. v nouslais crte~ alned
very Informally Thursday A ons
o'e'ock luncheon. Mrs vii riuer-
sen. Mrs. George Martin Mrs carl
Fairfield and Mrs George speer
- - =
Frsterrsl AID
The rrsternal Aia unior gate =
banquet Al o'cio'k Thursday a,sn-
ing At sis South ns2ad as the homo
~ their president. Mr. nrasilla
smith. "a members were present.
Mrs Smith VAS assisted by Mrs w
Y Hackney. Miss reeyehouse. Miss
neuiah lsckney and Mrs seaman.
After the banquet Mr.. " II Chandler
MAS chosen sii-,nne offlco. AMI tho
newly cie-'ei officers was Installed
Miss lrma folly gave two selections
on the piano and the balance Of tho
evening was spent IN ooaversaiion
and games. Tho officer installed
Nefe president. nruscllA saith.
s.cc- president. Chas Al..ne, past
nreslden, i.isale Hackney. treasurer.
Anna Alllng chaplain. Minnie nli.
iags ruart. l. l. Hlilinrs: secretary.
Wary T.. Nanpner: trustees. IAsyic
sackney Auto Pulse. " n csanAles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
FRANCE IS SfTT|Ne
PRETTY WITH TURKS
Return Of Province OF cileeis
cemenis a Friendship BE
tween Two Nations That
May Re Forever

Jerusalem. Jan i.--Frenee has
achieved great increase q her
prestige throughout the Near East
by her treat, with the Turkish Na.
,lonalls,s by her surrender 10 them
~ The whole provinces Of cillclA ani
BY giving ASSURANCES of ,Ae moral
support Of tho French In tho final
settlement of the Near Eastern eset.
tion
Mohammeians Of Syria Egyps and
Palestine are beginning 20 look upon
France a. having assumed the role
of champion of Islam IN nuegesslon
u Oreat britain and the later efforts
u Emperor William TO become the
Defender OF the Crescent
Political observers here affirm that
France has scored diploma lc vic
ory Ia the Near nas, a. result Of
the Ansora pa : and that this meana
the end % Allied cooperalion "
handling Turkish affairs France.
they say. never farrase England far
having turned over Mesopotamla to
Fmlr Fclsal. Who vas driven out ot
syria hy General Gourand. They
ront out that Frances latest action
has placed hoa,le nation on the
border Of Mesonotanla
only Yesterday the Mohsmmeian,
of syria. Fgypt and Palestine we're
an united IN their coidemna,ion ~
the French mandate end also IN
syria To-day they arc singing loudly
the praises of everything French
Tho Moslem press la deyotlnR many
of ~ columns Ia appreciation OF the
Angora pact and the selyice il has
rendered islam IN general and tho
'aliphate IN particular
Chiefs % nedouln tribes. Who In
past months have hecn q sourco ~
trouble to the Syrian administration
on account 81 regular raids carried
on In Syria. are now not only pledg
lng their loyalty and good behavior
but are also demanding that they be-
Incorporated under the government
OF syria
few days ago. q great demonstra
ton was hcld IA The city Of beirut
to commemorate the anglo Turkish
Treaty About 10000 Mohammedan
took part In the evct SPEECHES
we're delivered BY leading citizens in
all OF which the key was long live
France: down with England A
resolution was adopted calling mon
al Moalema IN all parts Of the world
10 stand loyal 10 the French flag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
A Want Ad In
The Daily Leader
Will Bring Results
Try I'll =. =.


FoRr cose HAS
HIGH LINE SERVICE
Fort Cobb turned -on their lights
last nighi from the Carnegie plant
having entered into a contract with
he Carnegie ~atcr Power Co. "
Cobb has just finished building the
line and the hookup yesterday vas
only temporary They will soon be
on high line and will have "a hour
service.
Fort Cobb can now boast cheaper
lights and longer service than any
other town OF is sire. and they will
also be relieved OF the worries and
the expense attached to a small
municipal plant-Carnegie Herald.
Dec. IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14

hams vegetable
Compound. ! have
taken il on and on
Tor twenty years and
II has helped me
change from q deli
cate girl 10 a stout.
healthy won an.
When ] was married
! was sick ell the
time until ! took
Lydia K. Pinkhsm's 8
Vegetable Com
m.. .,l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
SEVERE HCnIN6
BURNING TETTER
Also Itching Scalp. Hair
Fell Out. Could Hardly
Sleep. Cuticura Heals.

a suffered nnoss than . yea vsh
sessa and aching scalp. Ths sssses
esok~ cat In rsmrl<s and eiisssss.
ana The aching snt hnrnins ~re 90
severe that | scratched and izsxssrt
ths sfse<ssd parts Ny hair ieli oos
snt br0ssn< llseless and dry. ~
night ! could hardly sls<p.
rcd en- s1versis>msns fos Cuti-
e1a Soap end oinsm~us end secs
ga frc< ssmrAs ~hsch h<lpsd M
80 I purchased nnoss snt m ,hre< o
fou we~ssi wss hssiec." skisnedl
Nas koss Barton. \. I. bos ;.
Dunhsrson, 5. C.. Auxoss 5. is1i.
cul~urs sosr. Ointment and Tai
cum psomcse and usintsin sbte
purity. sAin comfort and skin bsaish
oAsn when ell else tsls.
s<.es nssa srss " usn sesss~s -csnsSs kss-
ssssss>.s c~<s q o.ssss - nss Naxssgy
.as-x ~~x . cFe~s<ts sn< - 1sE@ -
- cses.fs S>~s sAssss ~s>Asss sss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14

much ef ny time with pains and had 70
have tbe doctor every month. One day
l found . little book Ia my yard IN
Guthrie, Oklahoma. and ] read Il through
and got the medicine-Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compounds took
eight bottles and used the Sanative
Wash lat once began 70 get stronger.
] have got many women 20 take II Just
By telling them what IL has done for me.
] have . young sister whom II has
helped IN the same way IL helped me.
] wsut you 10 know that am . friend
ip6eed. for you were . friend In need. 80
-nrs- GBoncE HAKDEZ, 1913 Byrsm
St LIS Angeles. California.
> Let Lydia 2. PInkhom's veretsbis
eempuDtts1 /" fs>eo1 fn1oo1 " y yoA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
PERSONALS OF
> SOCIETY


Nr and Ms. W W Hickman will
have as their week end guests. Mr.
ana Mrs :. d Barrier of Oklahoma
city
X = x
In the account of the golden we'd
ding OF Mr. ana Mrs J ~ Nehr. the
name % Mrs Nehr's brother. Mr.
NJ T. Hendricks vas unIntentionally
omitted as one OF the family grmp
Miss Nova Han OF Oklahoma City
Is tAe guest OF her sister Miss Edna
Hall
n xx
J. r. Douglass viii return iomor-
row from forinlght's trip 70 Denver.
Colorado.
Byron Dcsc'ms came up last night
from Norman to attend the esacert
and spend sunday with his parents.
Mr. ami Mrs y " Deselms
n - X
Mr. and Mgs y. y Cullisan had
as their guests yeserday. Mrs Brink.
Mrs nosmyer. Mr. and Mrs John
Acker ami Mrs Acker all of cashlng.
= x x
Mrs NJ Armantrout has return
ed from a th ee weeks stay IN dr.
ferent points in Kansas
" y x
Exxx xzzxx y Tyxx x1
'x RED CROSS NOTES =
y xyyzy yxxggg gwyy1 "
Mrs Moorman Of West Logan has
made several dresses for the Red
Cross.
AT Christmas time family in the
country was outfisted in shoes. under
wear. etc The county commissioners
telped pay for the articles
A letter Of thanks was received
from IT Bays-d Hospital New
Mexico and Ft Slll to the ladies aux
lllary 20 the American Legion and
Farm wonans club at Nsvina for the
Christmas they sent
" y ~
The Red Cross and Salvation Army
sre cooperating on cascs 10 avoid
duplication. The value OF this Tas
sho.n by the fact that every case
but one Of the saivasion Army
Christmas list we're vet known I'D
Cross cases
n n u
Ensign Hayden has a standing 80
yitsfion % attend the Case Commit
tee every Wednesday
y y *
A sifk soldier from Pleasant VAL
icy came 10 The office three weeks
ago u secure transportation from
the veterans bureau In OlVboma
City which.he received and was sent
20 the emergency hospital for four
weeks treatment The Red Cross Is
now applying for his compensation.
y q y
A transient 7 D. ex-servlce man.
who had lost his discharge papers
came 10 the Office recently. The Red
Csoss wired the Adjutsnt Generals
offior At Washington and trsnsporfs-
fion was secured from the veterans
bureau and instead OF ,ramping
about the country he was sent TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
A FRIEND IN NEED
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee Resardiss
Lydia 6. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles. Calf. ~ must ten you
that am true friend 70 LYDIA r. Pink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
CUT THIS ouT-Ir - woRyH
MONEY.

Cut out this s,sp. enclose With g
10 Foley 4 Co. esss sheffield Ave.
Chicago. M. writing your nans and
address clearly. You via receive n.
turn = trial psekass contsining yue-
ey's ftoeey go Tar compossA ~
eoo0o6 - eruun vo1oy kf1Dey -
- 1'M E1>>oftze 1o1@sr2 ).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-14
'tifH published IN Tho Gnthsie n.u,
leader January a. we
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING nj,
CREDITORS

"o'ict or FIRST MEETING o,
CREDITORS
w The tniied states Dl.tsl., t..,,
"~ssesa pistrls, 81 os,sh.ms
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Natier ~ sadie nrntes doing
business a. Guthrie Fashion Shno. nant
rupt. u Guthrie. oklahoma
To the creditors u the above hansrup,
Noilce 4 hereby given than an Ian. ~
1872, the above named was duly aaiadeo.,
bankrupt, and that the first meeting ~
creditors viii BE- held a the offioe u the
Referee. Dewey Huildinr. Guhrls. olla
homa on Jan ei 1922. at o O'Clock A A.
NJ which The creditor. may prove their
claims, appoint trnsier. examine tho
bankrupt. consider the sale ~ assets sni
transact such other business o. ma,
properly eame before said meeting.
Claims VIII not be eensia~sed s.l...
prepared In fern prssssibed n, n.nl
rupicy Act.
JOHN }. liiLbnETH.
Referee 10 Bankmpiey.