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Evening star., 1925-07-16
CLOTH UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK, July 16 (SpeciaD.-
Cotton goods markets quieted down
somewhat today. but prices were
maintained at Wednesdays levels.
Print cloth quotations were un-
changed at 95s cents for 64x60s and
101z for 6Sx72s. Raw silks moved
slowly at unchanged price levels.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
CALL MONEY LOWER.

NEW YORK, July 16 CP.-Call
money easy; high, SA; low. 81
ruling rate, 3A; closing bid, 312; {
fered at 3&; last loan, 8 Y call loa
against acceptances, 3A; time loa
firm; mixed collateral, so to 80 day
4; to months. 4a4A; prime com
mercial paper, 3Aa4.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
COPPER AT "A 3.s CENTS.

NEW YORK, July 16 CP.-Copper
firm; electrolytic, spot and futures.
14% Tin steady; spot and nearby.
$500; futures, 57.S7. Iron steady:
prices unchanged. Lead steady: spot
S0OaS35. Zinc steady; East St Louis
spot and futures, 7.20. Antimonv
spot, 1880. I'll &S -
Evening star., 1925-07-16
Writing Paper Higher.
CRUDE RUBBER AGAIN
SCARS TO new LEVELS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Crude rub
ber prices scared to new high levels
today. Spot ribbed sheets jumped
to S1.17ls Is. Buying interest was cen
tered chiefly in ribbed for August
and September deliveries. which sold
at s1.11R and S1.06. respectively.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
GENERAL MOTORS SALES.

NEW YORK, July Is CP.-General
Motors Corporation sold 1881 cars
mere than in June last year. Sales
to dealers by the manufacturing divi-
sions showed a larger increase, the
total OFF aQz94zcompar3ng with S2s9SAs
Evening star., 1925-07-16
WALL STREET LIST
! ISTRONG At FINISH
Lower Money Rates and
Good Trade News Are
: Days Main Features.
BY STUART r. WEST.
al Disnatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 16.-The contin-
uation of the upward movement on
the Stock Exchange today took in an
increasing number of issues and re.
suited in some further substantial
gains. The reduction of the call
money renewal to 3A per cent as
against Az per cent on Tuesday was
a helpful influence; so were additional
favorable trade data
Steel Shares Active.
The steel shares felt the favorable
effect of the second quarter statement
by Republic Iron and Steel, put out
after the close of business Wednes-
day. This showed a small increase
in net over the first quarter and
very substantial increase over the
second quarter of 1924. There was,
however, no rush to buy Republic
Iron and Steel shares themselves.
They were comparatively inactive.
Bethlehem Steel gained a fraction,
Sloss- Sheffield sold above 80, Gulf
States was higher and United States
Steel common fiuctuated most OF the
time within a range of half point
or so just above and just below 1lS.
Unofficial estimates were that United
States Steel earnings for the second
three months of 1925 would show a
falling off, but that dividend require
ments for the half year would be
covered.
Rubber Stocks Higher.
With crude rubber at new highs,
speculation continued active in the
rubber stocks. Some large blocks of
Fisk We're taken just above %. Kelly
Springfield sold above 81, and Good
rich was strong around SO. Profit
taking sales in United States Rubber
were well absorbed.
There were many new high records.
American Can got above 202 for the
first time. A block of 5000 shares OF
Nprth American sold soon after the
start at SO, which was new high.
Top figures were also struck by In
ternationaI Telephone and Telegraph.
Standard Gas, which was uncommon
ly. active, at a rise of nearly 3 points;
American Agricultural Chemical pre-
ferred, General Railway Signal,
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred,
Ginter, Havana Electric. which was
up nearly 6 points; Sterling Products,
Niagara Falls Power, which was re-
spending to the increase shown in
the earnings for the first six months
International Railways of Central
America. Electric Power and Light
certificates. Montana Power, both
classes OF Fisk Rubber stocks, Gen
eral Tank Car preferred. Fairbanks
Morse. Timken Roller Bearing and
United States Rubber.
Savage Arms Rebounds
The pressure against Savage Arms
was suddenly lifted and the stock
rebounded points. International
Business Machine was a feature and
so was Wright Aeronautical. There
was a revival of interest at advancing
prices in Dome Mines. The advance
was renewed in Westinghouse Elec-
tric, in Ward Baking and in the leath-
er stocks. United States Cast Iron
Pipe at $50 was up points.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs & Co }
Nominal Selling check c
NEW YORK. July 16 CR-For,

NfW lOFtk, July TO HJ.-FOreign
cents: Great Britain, demand
4S5 11-16: cables. 4S61s 6O-day bills
on banks, 4S1 9-16. France, demand,
4.7f1a; cables, 4.72. Italy. demand,
3.7O12; cables, 81. Demand-Bel-
gium, 4.64; Germany. 23.SO Holland,
1904; Norway, 1886; Sweden, 26S3;
Denmark. 20S0; Switzerland, 1871;
Spain, 14.51; Greece, 1891; Poland.
1879; Czechoslovakia, 2.96; Jugoslavia,
1.76; Austria, 14A; Rumania, ASH
Argentina. 4O25: Brazil, lips: Toxic,
41as; Shanghai, 1874; Montreal,
400 1872.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
CITIES SERVICE SURPLUS.

NEW YORK, July 16 P).-Surplus
Of the Cities Service Co., for the year
ended June 80, available for common
dividends and reserves after preferred
dividends, increased to 410,276,607
from S9,251s821 the year before
Evening star., 1925-07-16
BONDS DO BETTER
ON LOWER MONEY
Trading in Narrow Limits.
Rails Very SloW-Interest
in Foreign Group.
BY GEORGE L. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Irregularity
again prevailed in the bond market to-
day, the activity and strength in
stocks finding no reflection in fixed in
terest rate bearing securities. Lower
money rates were helpful TO trading.
There were individual cases of price
advance, hut there was always some
special reason and in the main the
market was dull and sagging. Lib
critics were nearly all lower and so
were the Treasury as. Treasury Az S
were in better demand. Liberty ANS.
which had advanced the day before
reacted today. The first mortgage saw
ings banks sales were steady, but in
terest was limited.
Electric Fives Active.
There was special buying in Gen
eral Electric SIS, carrying the price
up TO 107la, equal to the previous
high for the year and the figure at
which the bonds are callable. At to-
days price the maturity yield is only
Az per cent.
The feature among the speculative
rails was furnished by Denver and
Rio Grande Western general mortgage
income SIS. which were strong above
SO. On the basis of the first five
months the Denver and Rio Grande
Western is covering both interest and
sinking fund charges on these income
bonds, on which at present nothing
is being paid. New Haven convert
bic 6s of 1919 dipped to 90 against
the years high Of 927s made in June
Writing Paper Higher.
American Writing Paper 6s ad
vanced nearly . points on reports OF
favorable reorga niZation.
In the foreign group United King.
dom 51as of 1887 found a new demand
and the price recovered above 105
AT the same time the 54as of 1929
which move with sterling exchange,
crossed 1T. German Is were steady
and unaffected by the report that Ger.
many must have a new external loan
to meet her obligations under the
DaweeS plan.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
STOCKS EX-DIVIDEND.
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co J
Quoted in dollars per million nj

2Xs Sept. Is. 1925. d.
3s Dec. Is. 1925. d.
4 y S Dec. IS. 1925. =
5 y $ March Is. 1896.
IS June Is. 1926. {.
4 Il s Sept. Is. 1925. !.
AZ S March 15. 1927.
q hR Dec~15~-192zAsr
Evening star., 1925-07-16

Paris police have been armed with
the latest type of automatic revolyers,
Evening star., 1925-07-16

fPartly extra. Playable in preferred stock.
Dividend rates given in the above table
ure the annual cash payments based on the
latest qua teiIy hiir yearly declarat ,ons
Unless otierT ST n"teu extra OF speciai
dividends are not included.
Evening star., 1925-07-16

The delegation of IA Washing
tonians, headed by Harold w. Burn
side, assistant cashier of the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank, retired
president OF the Washington Chapter
American Institute of Banking. who
have been attending the annual con
vention of the institute at Kansas
City, expects to leave there Saturday
night in a special car arriving in
Washington sometime Sunday
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22

Wheeler Lumber & Supply Co,
bridge lumber ..----.--..--..-..-..... 288 on
On motion, the claim of J. c. Stor'
kan was laid over.
On motion, the claim of Martin
Toftness was disallowed in full.
On motion at o'clock P. NJ. Nav.
5tn. 1925, board adjourned
EDWARD IVERSON
Chairman of the Board
NIELS MADSEN, Clerk.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22

it possible to do this and it certain
ly will be appreciated.
Signed:
Sheridan County Board of County
Commissioners.
EDWARD IVERSON
FRANK J. FRENCH
CHARLES LUNDEEN
TAXES CANCELLED
On motion, the tax on personal
property assessed against Alexander
Mouritsen for the year 1924, as this
party had removed from the county
and had no personal property in the
county for that year.
On motion, the excessive levy Of 3
mills levied for text books in School
District Nc Al, for 1924, was ordered
cancelled.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22
BRIDGE FUND

Plentywood Mach. Shop, max
ing drift pins ------------.-------------
Monarch Lbr. Co., lumber -----
Hans Rasmussen, bridge mspec'
Robert Bergh, bridge work.
Wheeler Lumber Co., lumber e
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22

mileage -.----------------;.;.----'--'--
Chas. Lundeen, per diem an"
mileage --.--.-.------.----.----------
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22

On motion, the following claims
were allowed and the Clerk ordered
to draw warrants fer same on the
various funds:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
CUANDO Sc CERRO LA
PUERTA DE ATRAS

Jane Book, quien servia como
doncella en- una casa aristocratica
de la ciudad de Delft, tenia la cos
tumbre de hablar sola.
Parece que tai cosa no tenga
importancia alguna, y sin embar-
go, esa circumstances ejerci6 una
gran Influenza en- la vida de esta
joven holandesa. La familia ha-
bia lido a Ia iglesia la muchacha
Sc estaba peinando ante el espejo.
Cast sin darse cuenta, ella dijo
de la manera mas enfatica:,
Me parece que no soy tan
fea'
La muchacha estaba enunciando
sus pensamientos segdn los traia
a su mente. Millares de chicas
habran pensado 10 mismo, pero
son muy pocas las que Sc aven-
turan a decirlo en- voz alta. Al
guien debi6 oirla, pues inmedia-
tamente ella sinti6 unos pasos
apagados, y alguien que cerraba
con gran cautela la puerta de
atras. Ella estaba sola en- la casa,
por 10 cual un ruido tan extrafo
la sorprendi6, pero luego Sc OIL
vido de clio, sin darle importan-
cia alguna.
Algo tarde, volvi6 la familia,
y la sonora Sc dispuso a depo-
sitar en- un cofre las prendas que
habia usado para ir a la iglesia.
La dana tenia verdadera debi-
lidad por sus prendas, y cuando
al abrir el cofre 10 encontr6 COM
pletamente vacio, no pudo con-
tener un grito.
"Nos han robado", exclamaba a
voz en- cuello. "iNo vendra nadie
a atenderme? Nos han robado to-
das nuestras joyas."
Para acortar considerablenente
nuestro relate, diremos que Jane
Book fue acusada del robo, Y con-
ducida ante ell burgomaestre de la
ciudad para responder del delito.
Ella hizo protestas de inocencia,
pero la evidencia circunstancial
en- su contra era muy poderosa.
Sc lie sometio a la tortura para
Que confesase. Cuando Sc obstino
en- negar el crimen, los jueces Sc
pusieron furiosos, y la condenaron
a cumplir varios amos de prisi6n.
Asi las cosas, el dueno de la
casa Sc decide entrar en- sesce-
ma. La chica habia soportado la
tortura con tanta resignation, que
FL no dud6 un solo momento de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
COnliisi0jn.

Continuation de la pag. ID
rriente para fines de alumbrado con
el consentimiento del sefior Filardi.
Sc concedi6 a la Ponce Electric
Company una pr6rroga hasta Ell pri-
nero de MARIO pr6xirno para la pre-
sentaci6n de su informe correspon-
diente al aIio pasado.
Fue acuerdo publican un aviso en-
la lrcnsa respecto la cancellation
de una concession de aqua concedida
Pascual Fernandez en- Ell afio 1897
para tomar 150 litros de aqua por
scgundo de la quebrada LAS Que
bradllIas'' que es afiuente del LoiEa
por no haberse utilizado dichas
agnas.
Sc concedio al Municipio de Aqua
dilla autorizaci6n para cobrar d
scrvicio de luz Y aqua en- Coloso, de
cuerdc con sus tarifas vigentes
rAra Ell municipio.
Sc adopt6 el informe del Comlte
Gle Franquicias en- el case de La So
hcit1d de Carlos Benitez Castaho
para una franquicia que lie autorice
eAplctar un servicio de transporte
de pasajeros y carga por lanchas de
gasolina entire Ensenada Honda
(Ceiba) y Punta Arenas de Vieques,
decretandose la correspondence or
dsnanza.
Sc refiri6 al superintendent del
Tol6grafo Insular para informe la
solicitud de la Porto Rico Telephone
Company para que Sc incluya en- sus
tarifas generates un cargo por
switch especial.
En- el case del proyecto presenta-
do por La Standard Oil Company de
Puerto Rico, fu6 acuerdo aprobar
los pianos de las obras del malec6n
ieiar pendiente 10 que respecta q
los tanques hasta tanto sean aprc-
hadas las condiciones en- que deban
llevarse cabo la construction de
las mismas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
La hGzana detec-
tiUesca del ha
POr Vance Wynn

su inocencia. Por esa raz6n, So
licito su indulto, alegando que no
habfa suficiente eyidencia para
condenarla prision. Innecesario
seria decir, que Sc necesit6 mas
tempo para sacarla de la carcel,
que el que Sc necesito para con-
denarla. Pero eyantualmente, fue
puesta en- libertad, Y volvio a su
antigua colocacion en- la casa.
Para reinvindicar por complete
a la muchacha, ell caballero con-
trato los servicios de varios de-
tectives, para descifrar el mis-
terio que rodeaba el robo.
Pasaron varias semanas, sin OBJ
tener ningln resultado practice.
hasta que cierto dfa, al ir al mer-
cado, Jane escucho a sus espal-
das una voz, que en- tono burl6n
decfa: "Me parece que no soy tan
fea." Esto lie trajo la mente pc
nosos recuerdos. Esas eran las pa
labras que ella habia proauncia-
do el dia que Sc encontraba ante
el espejo, Y que Sc cometi6 el
robo.
Sc volvio hacia el hombre que
lie hacfa burla. Era un carnicero.
Y ella recordo que antes del dfa
fatal, no habia sido otra cosa que
un simple empleado en- una car
neceria. Luego, Sc habia estable-
cldo por su cuenta. iDe d6nde ha-
bia sacado el dinero? La contes-
tacion vino a su mente rapida
como el rayo. Este debia ser la
misma persona que habfa cerrado
la puerta de atras con tanto cui-
dado.
El carnicero fue arrestado su
casa registrada. Bajo el colch6n
de su CANA fueron encontradas
yarias de las prendas robadas. Ell
carnicero hizo una confession com
pleta. Su castigo fue Immediate,
30 sin que antes lie recordara ell
juez que sus intentos burlones ha-
bian sido la causa de que Sc lie
identifcase como autor del robo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
Al Fin Hay un Remedio
Para Aliviar la .Mala .Di-
gestion y los Desor-
denes de Los
Intestinos

InteSfiEQS
Hay m Nueyo RemediO que Pro-
duce reSuItadOs y los Produce
PrOntO
Doeiores estan S0rprendidos de 10 ia
pidan. ente que este nuevo remedlo, llama
do Engac Tone, alivia la maia digestion,
estreLIi.iento, biliosidad, dolor de cabe-
"a, ma aliento desordenes de los in
testInoS Nuga-Tone devuelve nueva vida
los rervioS musculos gastados. Pro
duce ssngre roja y entona fortifica
los neyTios Euga-Tone produce un sue
no sranquilo reparador, buen apetito,
magnaica digestion, movimiento de los
intestlnis regulado, entusiasmo y ener-
gias. 81 usted no Sc slente del todo
bien, listed SO debe 81 mismo el probar
el Euga-Tone- Els agradable para tomar
y comienza sentirse mejor rapidamente.
81 su Eedico aun no 10 ha prescrito pa
IA ustet, vaya Ia drogueria obtengs
un trasco de NugaTone. Los manufac-
tureros saben tan bien 10 que Nuga-Tone
hace, que requieren de los droguistas
que 10 garanticen decuelvan ell dinero
81 usted no queda satisfecho V6ase la
garantia en- cada frasco. Recommended,
garantiz~do de vcnta en- todas las dro-
gueilas. Adyt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
NoTA EJECUTIvA

Ell Secretario Executive ha apro-
bado el nombramiento hecho a IA
vor del senior Eugenio Benitez Cal
zada para Inspector Municipal de
Pesa3 y Medidas en- Ell Muncipio de
Viequcs Y Ell del senior Esteban Me
lendez para inspector Municipal de
Pesas y Medidas en- Ell Municipio
&c Parros.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21

OF more than fifty amendments
10 the constitution pending in con-
eIess, SIX are devoted to the pro-
blem of taxing state bonds.
Thus, it appears that leaders in
congress are beginning to appre-
ciate that the greatest evil of a tax
alton system is the tax-free bond
which allows wealth to escape its
share Of the tax burden.
Conservative estimates bv finan-
clal experts are that if this loop
hole were plugged. the taxes of the
average man in the United States
could be lowered twenty percent.
The proposal to tax state bonds
was considered when the present
law was passed, but was defeated
The house. If President Coolidge
summons congress next September
to consider new tax reduction bill
the issue viii be squarely before
the federal legislators again.
Those opposed to the resolution
for such an amendment assert that
1t would usurp state rights, but this
argument is discounted by the fact
that the constitution can not be
amended without threefourths of
the tate eoncurring, in which case
1t could be safely said that they did
not regard it as depriving them of
any Of their rights.-Ex.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21
Senatorial Dignity.

Vice President Dawes leeurod
the United States senators "a his
first appearance as presiding officer
very much like a school teacher
would lecture her pupils
Right or wrong, the sctaf9 al
dignity was very much perturbe8 IL
must have been a distinct shock 10
the finer sensibilities Of the eua-
tors, who have gloried il thor pefo-
Ratives so long without anyone hav-
ing the temerity to question them
The country recognize that the
senate is deliberativc body. that Il
was created as d check upon The
more or less impulsive lower house
Of congress, but ID likewise knows
when the semitic takes its exalted
position too seriously.
Vice President Dawes said The
system Of rules. t unchanged caa
not but lessen the effectiveness,
prestige and dignity Sc ;he United
States senate. In that he is entirely
right
When one senator. who may not
have the purest motives, is able
prevent legislation for which There
is an actual need and great de-
mand, there is something seuou Is
wrong with the senate machinery
tx.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21
What You Believe.

A very gifted public speaker was
once asked how he Vas able to
'neak SO fluently upon occasions
when he was called upon to make
ublic addresses.
ne exclaimed that it was a sim
pie thing to do because he always
poke about things with which he
7as familiar and said only that
which he believed.
How true that is in every phase
of life. It's never possible to be
onvincing on any subject unless
YOU believe in it and are thorough
satisfied that whatever you are
,a"ing or doing is right
No citizen of this community can
be thorough-going booster for his
home town and the undertakings in
which it is engaged, without being
loyal citizen.
It's quite impossible to enter into
any project whole heartedly unless
you believe in it and are willing to
do all within your power to make it
4 success FIX
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21
Congressional Paw.


i The bill passed by congress
which increases the salaries of re-
representatives. and senators has been
rather generally condemned. but
those quick to criticize do not take
both sides of question into cen
sideration
Snap judgment on the con-
gressional pay increase has caused
the criticism that it will result in
more vicious legislation. on the
theory that congressman will 90 to
greater lengths to win and thus
sell" themselves to special inter
ests in return for support at the
polls.
Another group believes that in
ferior men will be attracted by the
salary and that the average ability
of congressman viii be lowered to
marked degree.
Still another criticism is that
here are few $4,000 a year men in
ongress and that men elected to
public office should not be paid
my more than they could earn in
private life.
In fairness to members of con
yress, it should not be forgotten
hat the vast majority of congress
men are men of small means and no
awnings. There has been such a
lose margin beween salary and
living expenses that numerous men
have had to retire and others have
been compelled to struggle to make
both ends meet.
The minimum expense of single
room and board in hotel for a
congressman and his wife is 1925 |
month. If they have children,
the cost is proportionately higher.
md room and board is only one item
If expense. The truth of the matter
5, no doubt, that many members of |
congress are financially embar-
assed
And with few exceptions, every
constituent of a congressman who
,oes to Washington imposes upon
aim. They believe that they should
be entertained, because they were |
his supporters, which means a |
heavy drain on the congressman .
finances.
Surely no one wants to make it
impossible for poor man to serve
in congress. The enormous cost of |
the primary system adds to the
financial burden of office, which a
man without means can not stand
unless he can save enough from his
salary to pay election expenses. Elk.
The Way To Mans Heart.
More husbands are kept happily
tied to pretty apron strings than
were ever held by good home cook
ing well known dress economist
says.
All Of which makes US wonder
whether we've been wrong all these
years in thinking that the way to a
mans heart is through his stomach.
To loosen his purse strings, the
present day psychology teaches then
that the good wife must make the
appeal through his eyes.
Psychologists tell us that eighty
five percent of the impulses reaching
the brain come through the sense of
sight
Perhaps, after all, the woman who
pays more attention to her appear
ance than what she is going to have
for her next meal, has better
chance of lodging domestic uphea-
val
But we will still be old fashioned
enough to insist on three square
meals a day.
And the wife who realizes that
men like good food well served has
better prospects Of pretty clothes,
for certainly satisfied appetite is
conductive to liberality.-Ex.
Advertising Pays; try the News.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21

what has become Of the old
;. .bi5red man VINO thought there
more exercise in beating a rug
i ~ n playing golf?
0Yr worries over how to get more
4 - IN build more roads will be
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21

over when our children are using
airplanes
Intuition IS a wonderful thing
especially when it can tell you wheth-
CT the fellow in front is going to stop
suddenly.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21

A man who wants to be of real ser
wee to his neighbors should lay in
good supply of up-to-date garden
tools.
Fieas and men who drink bootleg
liquor go to the dogs.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21

Some 90 to social functions to have
good time and others 20 just to be
bored,
The cavemen Of the stone are wore
beard. Nowadays it's just mus
tache.
A soft reply saves many a family
jar
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-21
Safe For Children

Mothers everywhere demand a re-
liable cough remedy free from
injurious narcotics Supplying this
demand for fifty years made
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND one Of the Largest Selling
Cough Medicines in the World.
Children like it, Refuse substitutes.
Insist upon Foley's.
Sold Everywhere.