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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17
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The biggest pest on earth to me Is the guy who writes bum poetree. He bothers me by night and day and I can't drive the pest away He writes of girls, he writes of boys; of all his cares and all his joys. This guy Pm telling of is Van, and he deserves tinkling can. So get a-hold of this young gent and make him pest house presiden,.- l Beltelco.
 Progress" writes an animal historian, "has exterminated the White Buffalo" But on the other hand, progress has stimu- l lated the growth of White Mule. The prevalent atmospheric rough-house, we are informed, is due to low pressure in Mexico. In other words Spring (Mex.) is with us. To Judie | To the fairest of the fairest-to the rarest of the rarest- Do darest? Aye, darest write to Sheba- Judie-O. 1 See, come from under cover, thus colum- nally to hover
 Judie-O. OHdu we mOLOr-Tlue lOgeIHeE. Ondll we SOll on Scottish heather? Shall we little home-nest feather? Shall we, Sheba-Judie-O? Young Rudolph.
 The Honker
 A pest know
 Is Reggy Zorn; He summons his friends
 With his auto horn. r. R. NJ.
 They All Do
 The cleaner is My favored pest; He sends my suit
 Without the vest. D. D. $. The Autocrat of the Box Office Of all the pests that gripe and irk 1 The champion is the drowning clerk Who sells me tickets for a show Behind post in the nineteenth row.
 Emile.
 Saturday Evening Pest The worst of pests is my old beau,
 He laughs and jests and has no dough. l Notta cent to see the sights
 All he spends is Saturday nights. 
 His Blonde. Labor riots in Spain have become so se I rious that they threaten to interfere with the bull fights. statistician informs us that there is more crime among flat dwelers than among home owners.
 That is because the home owner spends all his spare time tinkering with the furnace. Birmingham is still offering up human sacrifice to that unsuitable god, the grade crossing.
 How long will the commission imagine a vain thing?
 Namely, Hat it is serving the plbii when it stops at plans and does not proceed b
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17
T HE AGE-H E R AID

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, postoffice as second-cass matter under act of Congress. March 6. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17
The Honker
They All Do

The Autocrat of the Box Office Of all the pests that gripe and irk The champion is the drowning clerk Who sells me tickets for a show Behind post in the nineteenth row.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17

Namely, tLat it is serviny the plb'i when it stops at plans and does not proceed b execute them?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17

cgnAse Ameriea's gold sionopcly ara further cripple the power of h.UmAt Co ceaken the monopoly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17

How long will the commission imagine a vain thing?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17
A YOUNG MAN SPEAKS

Montgomery, Ala, March 15, 19
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-17

Birmingham is still offering up huma sacrifice to that unsuitable .god, the grad crossing.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
FOREIGN WAR VETS INVADING NORWALk
Thousand Delegates Attending
 Third Annual EnCampment

South Norwalk. June so.-The veterans of foreign wars captured Norwalk today. A thousand strong the delegates to the third annual eh- eampment Of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars of Connecticut came into the city.
 The council of administrator of the department met last evening and en- dorsed present department Command CT John II. Williams for national junior vicc-commander, Commander Williams has held the office Of de- partment commander for the past two years. He has refused to con sider re-nomination and if IS thought Walter R. Collins of this city will succeed him,
 Col. John Dunn of Massachusetts was present at tho meeting last even ing. Col Dunn Is candidate Tor national commander and has the support of Massachusetts. New York and Connecticut for that office. and three states in turn will support Commander Williams for the office Of national junior vice-commander'
 This morning incoming delegates are busy registering at the encamp- ment headquarters in Elks hall. If Is expected that the greater part of the delegates will have arrived in this city by noon and will be on hand when the business session of the en- campment opens with an address ot welcome by Mayor Calvin c. Barton
 This evening the delegates and
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
MRS. MALLORY AND
 SUZANNE WINNERS
American and French Tennis
 Stars Back in Limelishl
ns rh. A.saeialsa PTs.s.

n, The Associated Press
 Wimbledon, June SO, - surname Ienrlen and Mrs, Molla Mallory get bach into the limellght al Wimbledon today after having heen crowded into the dark by the spectacular match he' tween William N, Johnston and Nin' cent Riehards Suzanne this after noon meets Mile. Niaso, a Greek giri residing in France while the Amerl- can woman champion meets Miss Katherine Lidderdale of England
 Francis T. Hunter meets Captain Dicks of England either today or Monday.
 Other matches scheduled include those between Norton of South Africa and Borotra the French star, M' Ia coste and Major Cecil Campbell and several doubles.
 Mrs. Mallory defeated Miss l.iddler' dale in straight sets 6-s, 6-s, thus advancing to the round before the semi-f,nals in the women's singles
 Francis T. Hunter, ninth ranking American. showing improvement over his preyious form, defeated Captain Dicks England a-7. 6-+, s-6.
 Suzanne Iengien of France, defend ing her title of woman champion. ad' yanced to the round before the semi finals by defeating Mile. Nlasto, oi Greece, 6-1. GO.
 Suzanne toyed with her opponent often merely putting the ball back over the net until Mile. vlasto either netter or drove out
 Hunters victory carried him to tho round before the semi-nnals in whicf he will meet the winner of the matcf hetween Count Gomar of Spain ant n. M. Greig. one of the foremos British players.
 Richards and Mrs. Mallory advanc cd to the second round of the mixed doubles by defeating P. c. Chase an' Miss Katherine Lidderdale of Englan' 6-2, 2--S, 6--2.
 William NJ. Johnston and Mis- Elearora Sears. Americans. defeate' Major Moss and Mrs. Harvey. Eng list, 6-1, IS in another first roun match.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
Relations Between Pope
 And France Are Strained

By The Associated Press
 Rome, Pune So.--Charles Jannar,' the French ambassador to the Hey See who had sent out invitations for a great reception to he held July in a magnificent apartment of the Borghese palace. now has recalled the invitations. stating simply that he was obliged to postpone Inc function to A later date. In political quarters here the ambassadors action was considered inevitable. in view of the strained relations between Frahce and the Vatican.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

other veterans will attend the banquet at the aFmary, National Commander T. Houston is on his way ta this city from Providence, R, l, and will be the principal speaker
 Qnartermaster Gen, Walter l. Joyce will he one of the speakers, He will address the banquet on Amer icanization, He is national chairman Of the Y, F, W, Amerieanization committee, Inspector Gen. k, R. Murphy will act as master of eere- monies,
 The band which will come 10 this city with the Winsted delegation Will give n concert during the banquet
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
Waterbury Club Buys
 International Player

Waterbury, June 30.-The Water bury Eastern league club today an nounced the purchase of Ramon (Mike) Gonzales from the Toronto ln- ternational league club. Gonzales will report here tomorrow. The Brasscos also announce that Cleveland is send ing first baseman here. big shift on the local infield will result. Wacha going to second and Trophy to the bench.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
ORDER or NOTICE OF HEARING.

District of Plainville. Probate Court ss' plainyille. June 2e. A. D. 1923.
 ITnon application of Jennett McCluskey Nelson alias Jennett McCluskey sedervall praying that she be appointed guardian 9, her minor son, Carl Nelson. alias Carl sedervall, as per application on hie more fully appears. 1t Is Ordered, That said application oe heAIa ord d.,arnined at the Probate office in pla,nville, in said District. on the 9th day of July A. D. 1923. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given or the pendcncy of said application and Of the time and place of hearing thersupon ns,. n.r, ny publishing this order once in some news. paper having . circulation In said District and by posting a copy of this order on the public slen-post in the Town of Piain. villo, h said District. and by giving notice 10 aII parties h interest, either personally or by mailing to each one copy Of this order on or before the aoth day or June A, D, 1923, and return make to this court of the notice given.
 Attest:
 MERRITT 0. RYDER,
 Judge.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
Alleged COunterfeiter
 Arrested in New Haven

New Haven, June 30.-Federal of ficars yesterday arrested here Paul Salomonte, alleged confederate of Se- bastania Allessi, counterfeiter, who was recently sent to Atlanta. The lat ter claimed that the former was only . friend tut the officers say that this arrest was made because of con- plaints in Bridgeport to counterfeit passing. salamonte was taken before IT. s. Commissioner Lavery at Bridge port and ball fixed at $2-S00.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

Prssiasnt Harding in Helene, Aents, z.sseh. asnoNReeS these Eho seek te e.ass lshar pitsl eeRhlet
 Congress may deal with vet shll.s is..aA FFs2SsFy aspsFsment 0feas's st Wsskinsson intimate
 rsiAe.Es tells Rsas ssasse fFsaes ~sli continue lA RahE '1A spiss el sssFyshinsei hedE unanimously votes eeeapstieAsl expenses.
 French sentence seven Assehes aemsns ta death and Put tSe lh ayison on charges 0f sabotage,
 American relief administration
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
Mellon Says U. S. Will
 Not Relax Any at All
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press,
 London. June 30.---Andrew w. Mel' lon, American secretary Of inc treas ury, who arrived in England last evening on the Majestic, told the wspanermcn here today that the United States government had no in- tention Of relaxing its attitude re- gnrding the eonfscation of liquor on beard incoming liners. He saw no solution of the problem until congress met he added.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
AUTOMOTIyE
Auto and Truck Agencies

pt,IcK MOTOR cARs-"Better ear are he. Ing built and Buick is building them New Britain Buick Co.,. 2s5 Arch street Telephone 2e07.
 CADILLAC. JEwETr & PAIGE CARS Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable concern West Main Corner Lincoln St. CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and accessories. American Sales O., Elm st CHEVROLET touring, s525; coupe. soso; sedan, sss0; F. o. E. factory. The New Britain Motor Sales Corp, Main st COITMBIA AND OVERLAND motor cars Sales and Service. R. .. Rudolph. l2i Cherry St., Phone o0bl-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
NOTICE.

Barber Shops will be open Tuesday night, July 5. until 9 o'clock. Closed all day Wednesday, July 4.
 D. COSINA
 183 Main St., City
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
Brief News Dispaiehs, From All Over the World

xoTkeFS their feeding RFRgTsm e0Hr pletea. leave Moscow for home,
 aARti- Saloon league leaders say neither political convention Will De asked @ adept platform dry plank MeStRFyllle, Q, conference ends.
 Rishan Moedsesk Of Kentucky tells prospective Episcopal sleEgsmsR ss Philadelphia that h Is compatible te believe in evolution and God at the same time,
 British liner Majestic which lsit New York dry reaches England wet Lsndsh hssFs, Secretary Mellon calls ship seizure plan an invention,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

Mrs. Frederick M. Hall of Mason Drive has returned from a motor trip to Asbury Park, N. J.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
PERSONALS

Mrs. A. \. Fowler and son, Arthur Of Garden street, have returned from a stay al their cottage al oswegatehie Hnls, NianlN, where they have heen entertaining Mir, and Mrs, c, J. Hack sti and Mr, and Mrs Gordon Hsekett of Kenasha, Wis, Mrs, c, J, Haekeit is Mrs, FowleF's sister
 If. J, Hartigan and family and Mrs Thomas fonsiiine of 6T Hartford ave- nue have left on an auto trip for Fall River and Boston,
 Miss Eha Roseen of Harrison street has as her guest Miss Lillian Johnson Of Maunt Vernon, New York,
 Miss Waskowitz Of 70 Lincoln street has as her guest Miss Ada Tanniek Of Colchester. New York,
 Mrs. George Cans. wife Of Fire Com missioner George Cans. and family, left today for Myrtle beach where they will spend the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley T. Holmes and daughter. Miss Fanny Holmes Of Hart street. are spending the weekend at Ashheld. Mo.
 Mrs. Edward shonts and daughter, Miss Irene Shonts. of ca Hawkins street, and A J. Shonts Of stratford Road have returned from a motor trip to Philadelphia and Collingswood N, J. Miss Irene Shonts is entertain ing the Misses Lillian and Dorothy shonts of Philadelphia, Pa.
 Miss Grace Smith of Prospect street will spend her vacation In Boston Mass.
 The Misses Peggy Hyland, Kathleen Whalen, Anna Hornkohl, Josephine Orsie and Florence Messenger will spend the weekend at a house part, in Madison.
 Miss Cora Bertini of Griswold stree Is spending the weekend in New York.
 Mrs. Frederick M. Hall of Masor Drive has returned from motor tril to Asbury Park, N. J.
 Jacob Birnbaum, the well knoWi merchant, will sail for Europe Iues day on the Aquatania.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists and Nurserymen.


 eAIIPNRNIA AND gAPAnEsE pTsFe,, ft, high at ss,aa per leo, hsfheF pasA, fTuit trees evergreen, small ssEanis.a plants. a for ssei EeTahinm plants t s hl0sssms, sse Fafhi geEaninm piAh's, 10 s blossoms ssG each or sA,sa 2 hes, FlaTeHsa edge 3ae aaE, As,ors Iae dog, Dresennm. 8 nice plant, see ssfh, Psnsiss sac daS, or des, aye, Nlhss fer window haKss Ice each and nP very nice nlant, Adalnh aandaile, sia pak s'' Phone sssHls, ----.--- NURsEYMAN - Place yeuT oFdeF nov Tor fruit trees, heFfies, etf,i also doing hfah' ing work, Rimansen, fhene slsass. rnTTEn plants and cut flowers, Funeral works a speFially, JehnsAR's areehhessss' SIT Church St, Phone AAa,
 Lost and Found a TT0LRTFIN iIeifer. sirayed from pasture. about ih years old, owner inquire or John christiansan neekleF station,
 Store Announcements WINFIELD .ooo men, women ana .hildrer 10 he well dressed on easy weekly ps.' ments, Boston Clothing Store, ts ch'reh St. Next to Herald office. YOU forgot something that when you buy a camera from us ii Is not sale nht'l you make good snap shots Mofa'' spy your camera here, Arcade Studio,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

Jacob Birnbaum. the well known merchant, will sail for Europe Iues- day on the Aquatania.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

Miss Cora Bertini of Griswold street Is spending the weekend in NC" York.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
Aur0M0fryE
Anlos Ana fEs.eks lleE sale
CHOICEST USED CARS IA FAk eiss-

sHoIcEsE USED CARS IN EHE eTEr- Hupmoblls lsss, teaHAg, Rnisk lsls coupe Buick. ISIS, sreyl, touring, rEExF TO A NEW BuIeK IS q
 USED BUICK" Roass roadster, lsis, asklsnd touring, lsie, psss Chevrolet roadster lsfss ISIS Chevrolet sedan r, B, These ears have been FsesAai',sasa aaa newly painted opsn syery evening ustil 2 e'eiess' Pick eu, your used ear and ssii
 fer demonstration. F.J, Foley. Mgr of ussa Car nsp. Trades on new and used es"
 considered, NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO., sss ARCH ST. PHosh sss'
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
AUT0MOTIyE
Auto and IFuek Agsaels

 EonGR BROTHERS MOTOR cARs.seiss ana ssTltps. q ( r. Meter sales ees lss Eim sty Cor, FTsnklia; phens lsl, BURAHT AND STAR meseF esss sslss and ssrgies fgnst Real Gsea ssTs" ss A. Bsnss. ls Aain st, Fhsns ails F0Rn CARS Farasen ,TactsE Sales seIf' ies; genuine Parss saa aeFesseIlss As.s' s mesiye sales ssTAles hs. " ?, as.-' HUDSON AND EssEA-Amsr.ss isaalns ss. Fsisss assa ss,ss I Is So.. salss and service, lss Amh sa, Phone taeA
 IiIIPMoBiLE CARS sales aud service el,s sssnAr. and 10 Naln si, A, A, fseAsss.' LENTksFoN- grade messI ssIs Sales and Feryics, C, A, henss hi hsiA ss' PhsAs lals, MOON MOTOR cARs-FsFersbiE knese ths HRTld ever, r, I+ Green, sales qua
 ssrs,sss M sgT GlsH St. Phone isss, NAsH and Oakland meieT cars, sales sna ssTvies, A, q, HawssF, ss Elm s. sels' phone ssas, REQ M0FoR CARS and tTusks, Kenneth "
 SsATle & Co. Sales and service, hefs hlh and Park sts, New Britain. sean' se's' phone slle, sftgBEBAKERs- six touring, ssisi speeisl siE touring, sl,sIsi his sik touring ug5a' Y. o. R, fastary. M ITyiRs Jss,sF, lss Arch st, t'This is studseaksf year WIlI.ys'KNIdHT meter cars sales and service, 'sThs Sleeve Valve Meter. o 1 Rus0lph, isF Cherry si, Phone sssi's, =--zz=--=zz
 Autos And Trucks For Sale T ALLEN. iSsl touring ear, In good running i eanaitIan hRish, taH, upholstery iiks new l . good tires several extras, fnfe is isN' C, \, Renee. sl Main al, fMehs .sle, ] RHR6AiN ATTnMohiLE LIST overland | aA i,hummy, slSAi Ruiek 1873 fauflns, ,.Aa, Cheyralet Roadster, tsSi isis Rec
 Pouring. ss5S; Hudson sria Seven Pas. senser, task Aaron e, cohen, Inc, ihe Park Street, Hartford, fonn,
 RIG SALES or usEp cARs FOR ONE WEEK nNLy-Ms are npersioekei' " will pay ynu to look them over, The Far ! Exchange. ss Arch si,
 mTIGK Ss-isl model s,passensef, nFst 1 class running order, iihni also other cars
 for sale at lIeleen Garage, i0I Arch s''i ! Tel, laa6i open evenings.
 i m'Il'k, ieie-t.ryindeF touring ear, orig inal paint, af excellent appearance very
 good tires and equipment. and m me
 mechanical shape. New hrithih su''h
 Co.,, aab Arch S,,, Phone ?6oi. 2 HIITk fhhuhiEfs iFsss eNfS
 tlon very good. Just thoroughly over
 hauled. (. A. Benee, bi Main st. Tel. 2als. BUICK, M ton. 1928 truck new. used but
 very little End selling with a 20 day guar
 anteo. x. B. Buick Co.,. 22b Arch street.
 Phone 29oI. GHANDLER Rod Roadster wire wheels
 price si50. R. carmody. 2e6 Hlsh st. NTEI.s--Reanlshcd late 1920 eren.pas'
 senger very excellent condition. rrle'
 low. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc" is5 Park st' ! Hartford. Conn.
 DODGE, 1923, Touring; 1921 Chevrolet tour
 ing, 1918 Franklin roadster. 1917 thnnd Ter touring, 1915 Buick touring. Amer
 ican Sales Co., Elm St.; Tel. lIl.. DODGE iei6 roadster in fine shane. goot
 tires; looks very good. New Britar
 Buick Co.,, 225 Arch St.; phone 26o7. FORD with delivery box and roadster deck sI50. K. M. Seerle, cor. Elm and Pari
 Sts; Phone 2ii0.
 ! net
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

The Misses Peggy Hyland. Kathleen Whalen. Anna Hornkohl, Josephine orsie and Florence Messenger will spend the weekend at a house party in Madison.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

GREAT USED CAR VALUES 1922 Hudson Coach. 1920 Buick Touring. 1919 Dodge Sedan. 1922 Maxwell Touring 1923 Ford Coupe. 1920 Ford Coupe. 1921 Maxwell Coupe. 1917 Chalmers Touring. 1918 Rec Touring. Studebaker Touring.
 Twin Six Packard. Rock Bottom Prices for Quick Sale HoNEfMAN AUTO SALES CO.,,
 138 Arch St..
 TEL. 2109.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

Miss Grace Smith of Prospect street will spend her vacation In Boston. Mass.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
LURE OF CIRCUS is
FEATURE IN CAPITOL FARCE

There is one attraction that seems
to be universal, appealing to both
young and old-the lure of the cir
cusi
The blare of bands, the swell OF
the billowing big-tops, the shrlll-
voiced ball-hoos, the glittering par
ade, the odor of sawdust and roasted
peanuts, the sparkle of pink lemon
ade and crunch Of ice cream cones
these are the things that combine
to make that magic word circus!
genuine oldfashioned circus in
all its hectic glory forms the back
ground for SingleHanded,' the
Universal production starring Hoot
Gibson at the Liberty theatre next
Thursday and Friday.
This latest Gibson vehicle in line
with the new policy of Universal in
regard to that young star, is widely
dissimilar from the western pictures
in which the star formerly appeared.
1t is replete with comedy and pathos
that approaches the rare subtlety OF
Chaplin.
1t is a story of boob who lived
in Kansas country town and was
written by Edward Sedgwick, who
also directed the. production. George
c. Hull prepared the continuity.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
s. s. CLASS HOLDS BUSINESS
AND SOCIAL MEETING

The first monthly meeting of the
adult Sunday school class of the
Christian church, was held Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Eta
Randall, on South Washington street,
with fifty-eight members of the class
present. After disposing of business
matters, the meeting was turned over
to j. H. Dye, chairman OF the. enter
tainment committee and program
was enjoyed Among the numbers
were readings by Rev., r. l.. Dun =
teacher Of the class, and number OF
solos and other musical numbers
Two numbers were given by the Of
ficial church quartet, composed of
Mesdames Rowland, Hunter, Folkins
and Randall.
An interesting feature OF the even
ing was short discourse by o. A.
Benedict on the Sacred Beetle of
Egypt" The beetle, according to my
theology, is supposed to intercede with
some ancient god for. the safe jour-
hey into the land of the unknown
of him who is fortunate enough to-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
EVILS OF PUBLICITY SHOWN
IN PARAMOUNT PICTURE

| What harm newspaper publicity
and notoriety can do persons inpub-
lie life when scandal turns it's forces
against them, is the central theme
of William de Miles latest produc-
ton for Paramount, The Worlds
Applause" featuring Bebe Daniels
and Lewis Stone, which comes to the
Kenworthy Theatre Sunday
Bebe Daniels has the role of Cor
inne d'Alys, a successful actress,
whose high place has been largely
due to her Unsuitable search for pub
licity. Lewis stone, finished stage
and screen artist, makes his debut as
contract player under the Para
mount banner in the role of John Ell
Lott, dramatic producer, who be-
tons of compelling force when his
sister (Kathlyn Williams) allows
jealousy OF her artist husband
(Adolphe Menjou) to drag them all
into a quagmire of scandal and
tragedy.
From this point on the drama pro-
ceeds to an unexpected conclusion,
creating, it is said, typically we'll
rounded, dramatic William de Mile
entertainment
An ultra-modern note is struck by
Miss Daniels in her costumes, which
are, unusually elaborate. Mr.. de Mile
considers the cast assembled for
1.-The Worlds Applause" one of the
best in his career as motion pic
ture director.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST.

Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a
short time.
RED Pepper Rub is the cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. 1t
cannot hurt you and it certainly seems
to end the tightness and drive The
congestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated, ZEN
etrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down into
colds, congestion, aching muscles and
sore. stiff joints relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes the congested spot is
warmed through and through. When
you are suffering from cold, rheuma-
tism, backache, stiff neck or sore
just get a jar Of Rowles Red
Pepper Rub. made from red peppers.
at any drug store. You will have the
quickest relief known.-Adv.