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New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
MAIL POISON PLOT
Postal Authprities Work On Case Of Two Illinois Residents Who Lost Lives; Trail Goes to California.

Aledo, H., Feb. IT M-Postal authorities working on . mail poi son plot" case which was respon- sible for the deaths of two Aledo residents followed trail today which led them toward Los Angeles or Long Beach, Cal.
 Investigation indicated the plot may have had its inception IS months ago with the organization of an anti-chicken thief society, in which one of the victims, Mrs. Cur tis Lowry, 40. had been active. Mau- rice Baker. 3S, . farmer, the other victim. died on the same date as Mrs. Lowry, February 2. after hav- ing taken a sample flu" medicine sent through the mails.
 Twelve persons in Aledo, includ- ing the two victims and States Attor ney James A. Allen, were the only ones, so far as is known. who re- ceived poison capsules. None. except Mrs. Lowry and Baker, used the medicine. Following their deaths, States Attorney Allen ordered an investigation and examination of the vital organs of the deceased and also the contents of the capsules.
 The medicine, Attorney Allen said had been mailed from Kansas City. Kansas, although the labels on the boxes tended to indicate 1t was [. product of the Zerbst Pharmaceuti- cal Company of St. Joseph, Mo.
 "The capsules showed evidence of having been tempered with by some one other than the manufacturers" he said. "The boxes in which they were mailed were intended to hold 25, but in the ones mailed there were but three samples. An inves- tigator for the Zerbst Company ex- amined the boxes also and defin- itely established that the contents of the capsules had been tempered with"
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17

battle at napotlan Del Rey against troops commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Jose Aguirre. Several rebels were slain there and two captured and executed.
 General Gabriel Guevara reported the defeat of rebels under Posalio Lopez at Los Trigos near Ameca. The mayor of Gucoalco said local guards dispersed insurgents com manded by Cuevas, who has been the most active leader in that dis trict.
 General Pablo Rodriguez stated that the chieftain Loreto Franco and a group of followers had sur rendered.
 Six hundred rebels made a futile attempt to capture Labarca but the local guards under Mayor Vicente Alvarez defeated them. The rebels abandoned several dead in their flight.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
Revenue Men to Aid
 In Income Tax Work

Washington, Feb. IT tUP)- Commissioner of Internal Revenue Blair has announced that revenue officers will be assigned to public places to aid income tax payers in making out the returns for 1927. payable before March IS. 1928.
 In cities government experts will be stationed in banks. trust compan. ies and department stores to aid the tax payers fill out the blanks. Serv- ice in rural communities will be fur nished by officers who will visit every county seat.
 Blair said the service, including administration of the oath, will be without cost to taxpayers.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
REBELS
 SLAIN IN MEXICO
! CaidtiiH lnd 70 Henchmen
 
 ro4 Dolth From Pedtrals

Mexico City, Feb. IT R Dis patches from Guadalajara today said more than 70 Catholic rebels, including five chieftains, fell under federal fire yesterday during se- ries of clashes in the state Of Jalis- CD. Different groups Of insurgents, who have suddenly become active in the region where the Catholic rebellion has been going on for several months, were defeated.
 Three Chieftains Fall r. Three chleftains fell in battle, two were captured and executed by municipal authorities. Another sur rendered and another leader was stated to have been seriously wound ed
 On the different battlefelds 4s rebels were actually counted dead. Eleven were taken prisoners and immediately executed. A number of others are understood to have been killed in the encounters.
 Advices received by General An T of the state, indicate that heavy fighting has been going on over an extensive area with disastrous re. suits to the rebel cause.
 Twenty-Five rebels were killed and seven captured and executed al Cimatlan. Federal forces under Lieutenant Colonel Agustin Torres defeated and dispersed a large group there under command o, Chieftains Cuevas, Caro- and Gomez
 Twelve others were killed ant two captured and executed by fed eral forces under General Migue Martinez at Rancho Viejo ant Agua Nueva. The insurgents wert dispersed and active prusuit is un der way.
 Simon Alarcon. commanding z rebel band, was slain in battle witt federal troops under Colonel Jaim, Quinones at San Patricio.
 Another rebel leader, formel Colonel Velasco. died with nine O his followers in an encounter witt 6 regiment of the presidential guard at Chachalacas. The regi ment was under General Anselmt Matias
 Capture and Execute
 The chieftains Magdaleno Galve. and Manuel Chaves were cAturet and executed by the authorities a Sayula and Mazamitla respectively Francisco Loza is understood t, have been seriously wounded in 1:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
AN7l.G|FT LEAGUE
 FORMED IN FRANCE
Members Write Intentions But
 Buy Nothing

Paris, Feb. 17.-(UP)-An Antt- Gift Giving league has come into be- ing in France.
 The league has no dues and no formality of members. To belong, a prospective leaguer need only swear off gift giving and write his intentions. on cards which he mails. instead of presents, on birthdays, anniversaries and at Christmas. to his friends.
 NJ. Etienne Martinan. a high off, cial in one of the French administra- tions, is father of the league and its first president. He was inspired by refusal of merchants to cut prices in accordance with the index of living costs on the pretense that prices must stay up during holiday business rushes.
 The 2n,ooo sworn members of his league now plan to abolish tips by the same system. Instead of tipping hotel waitresses and bellboys, con- cierges and taxi-cab drivers. mem- bers will hand them cards upon which are printed their names ns members of the Anti-Gift and Tip league.
 Where for business or family reasons, it would be imprudent 10 discontinue entirely the giving of gifts, league members are authorized to exchange small gifts of symbolic rather than monetary value, such as small bunch of violets. a bottle of wine or a sack of gumdrops. Between members of the league who Is past years may have ex- changed box Of sugared-chestnuts for bunch of roses, the formality now is to exchange cards only. each card carrying mention of the league.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
WadswOrth Assures
 Hawaiian c. 0. P.s

Honolulu. T. H.. Feb. IT (UP)- Former United States Senator JameA W. Wadsworth of New York. on . brief vacation in Hawaii. declared that New York political conditions are so chaotic it is impossible for him to say whether he shall ever be a candidate for the senate again.
 Wadsworth predicted that the Rs- publican party is assured of victory in the next presidential election be- cause of prosperous conditions brought about during the adminis-
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17

is also . member of the Information. al Sunday School Lemon committee. ts . director of the Congregational Education society. and is chairman of the Joint Advisory committee for Sunday school lessons in foreign lands. He is member of the execu- tive committee of the International Council of Religious Education, and has been chairman of the Commits sion on Christian Education of the Federal Council of Churches since 1924.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17

tratioa of Presadsnt coelides.
 Talking with politicians and busi- ne1 men here Wadsworth said that while in the senate he was glad to vote many times for . high pro- tective tari6 which would protect Hawaii's sugar interests.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-17

A southern railroad got rid of weeds along its tracks by spraying them with steam from locomotives.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Children's Wearables

(lo) Girls "Bestyette' Rain CapeS, with
silk plaid lined hoods; in sizes and Ia years
only. Were $2.98. for. for.............
(6) Girls Silk Crepe de Chine Dresses
pretty styles; assorted colors: slightly soled
on shoulders; broken sizes $5o8 values. for
(s) Wool Eiderdown Coats. pink and
blue; soft and fine; sizes / and 2 years. Were
S5.o8 and $6.o8. for. r....................
(8) Wool Eiderdown Coats, in white; !;
slightly soiled from handling; soft and fine
VS'S pT'oV, Ioi
(2) Light Blue Wool Crepella Coats. fine
lining; cute models; slightly soiled. Were
$4.o8, for. or...................
6 Dozen) Little Girls Dresses, good {
prints; brown and blue. contrasting colors.
med in white sizes to years. 79c values,
Q8) Girls Fine grade Pure Wool
Dresses, jersey, worsted and novelty; fine
grade; broken sizes. Were $500 and $500. for
Goldrntrrg 49, rhrd ttoaf harge Accounts Invited
Evening star., 1928-03-15

WOmen's Fine Sheer Chit
fon Silk Stockings, made with
the three-seam back, with the
four-inch Isle garter welt, in
a good range of desirable
shades. Very slight irregulars
of of the sl'oo value 4Oc
Children'S Black Ribbed
Cotton Stockings, in medium
and fine ribbed. also a few
sport socks with the fancy
top. Incomplete range OF
sizes: seconds and ~
perfect quality ..... lOC
GOIdenberg's-Ffrst Floor, Char
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Handbags and
.JeweIry

(1t) s2.9s AND $4.9s HAND
bags, made Of chiffon &1 OK
velvet, in new shapes |A)"
(14) 1898 IMPORTED BEAD
ed Handbags, in good eolorin9s;
large and small square &C 30
(4s) $3.50 AND $ts8 LEATH-
.r HANDBAGS, undersrm $I.OO
(6) $1.25 PEPPER AND SALT
Shaker Sets, sterling all 7Qc
YER; six to set. ........
f3) $to.9s ENAMELEp LINK
Mesh Gags, two have GS 0R
W rs) sissa sTEaLiNc BRACE
let's, set with brilliant white
stones and some alter
mating with eoiored CT 30
(e) $3.50 STERLING STEAK
Sets, sterling silver handles
with stainless steel GI 80
G1idsHbrrg' 's--~First ffoof.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Odd Lots-Women's Wear

(12) Women's Pure Silk Jersey Bloom
ers, assorted colors. 1898 value. e..........
Women's Costume Slips, novelty sport
satin, tan and coral, and few rayons; broken
sizes. S1.o5 values, for. Observation-Disclosures.
q Dozen) Fine Pink Sateen Costume
Slips, hemstitched yoke and hip hens; neatly
made; nearly all sizes $l.6e value. for. 80.
6 Dozen) Women's Fine Apron Frocks.
assorted gnghams; practical styles. $l.es
(10) Women's Crepe Kimonos, novelty
colors and styles. $1.e5 value.
(2O) Womens Flannelette Gowns, fine gr
peach color only. Regular Sl.o0 value, for.
(lo) Two-piece Flannelette Pajamas, FOR
women; assorted stripes; V neck and long
sleeves. Were S1.69, for. r...................
(30) Women's Fine Sateen Costume
Slips, navy and black; soft, lustrous; extra
Sizes Were S1.6o, for. Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Toiletries

eoc DERMA VIVA LIQUID
Powder for the faee' 2oc
15c AMAMi HENNA
Shampoo; two packages 21c
PRINCESS PAT FACE pow
der, trial size in all CCc
Kinks
$3.50 DE VlLBiSS PERFUM-
ixers and Droppers discontinued
numbers) in many pleasing
styles and attractive 39c
7e OXFORD BATH SOAP,
assorted odors. Three 10c
cakes for ...........
25c DAGGETT AND RAMS
selis' Perfect Shaving l8c
Cream
Charge Accounts Invited.
GoIdenberg's-Firxt Floor.
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Art Department

20c AND 39e STAMPED
Goods, including white linsns
scafts, unbtsaehed Aprons, vote
Pillow Tops. ready made and
bound Card Table Covers, ready
made and bound Aprons, 10.
ast. t7,.tss sf.stt.e.
~ WIRE LAMP SHADE
Frames. escorted shapes DTc
and aixss .,....t....,,, '~
tbe AND Toe ODD LOT or
hrsids, Laeas and narrow Cr
UtbU0Hh 'tfsst sfttfy,,
nuidenbsIs 'A~~-First fioaf.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

WOMEN'S Low SHOES, IN
patent leather, tan, velvet, black
satin, suede. blonde. gray. com.
bination and duii feathers. High
and low heeIsj some are slightly
imperfect; sixes in the lot from
2Ia TO 7. IS, 81 and rs &I 8R
values, for .,.,,.,.... P'
CHiLDREN'S HIGH AND
Low Shoes. in patent. tan and
dull ieathcrsj some are slightly
imperfect; sixss in the lot from
o TO II. 81 to $3.50 Gl 1R
values, for ....,.,,..
iinIhsnhetn's@x.E EItAI Ilnnr - t,hMIea
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Sc, 1Oc & 12c
Handkerchiefs. Sc

Factory close outs; jobs. odd
lots and slight irregulars;
choice Of mems white hem
stitched, white satin border hem
stitched; women's colored en-
broidered corner. colored woven
corner. white embroidered corner
hemstitched; chiIdren's white and
coIored woven border, also boys
handkerchief with colored woven
border. hemstitched styles; all
good quality, lawns, dimjties and
batistes.
G0ldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts InN tied.
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S1.OO
$3.05
$3.O8
$2.08
S1.O5
INV
o@'. l''''. 4OC
$2.O8

WOMEN'S LEATHERETTE
and Satin Boudoir Slippers. some
are slightly so,led from han.
ding; soft padded soles; slxes
',,s !" the lot OF. fro" = to T. 81 OOc
CHiLDHEN'S HIGH ANO
Low Shoes. in patent leather.
tan and duh feathers; sizes in
the lot from 4 TO 7. $3.50 az.
and S1,I5 values, for. ada. ~
BOVS' HIGH AND Low
Shoes, in tan and duli feathers,
in aiIes from 10 to 1874 and |
to BE. $3.50 TO $3.50 &I or
values, at .....,,.,,
sruuuts Invited
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Underwear

WoMEN'S GAUZE COTTON
Union Suits, low necks, sleeve
less. closed seat, broken sizes.
Slight seconds of the 0Oc
69e values, for ......... o|C
Chill LDRE MS c Ro S S.
barred Muslin Waist Suits. per-
feet quality; size 2 only, 90
tO'
MISSES MEDIUM WEIGHT
Cotton Union Suits. low neck,
sleeveless knee: Dutch neck,
elbow sleeve, ankle. Per- TO-
feet quality. 81 value for 80
WoMEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT
Cotton Vests. low neck. sleeve
less and cap sleeves;
broken sizes. see value. o.
IoE
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Gloves

$50 PAIRS WOMEN'S NOV
city Cuff Chamosuede Gloves.
contrasting embroidered backs,
turn back. embroidered cuffs,
mode. gray, bark and cocoa.
Sizes 5 2 to So. 79c to C1c
81 values, fer .....
200 PAIRS WOMEN'S NOV
city Cuff Gloves. melanese silk
turn back and flare embroidered
cuffs; contrasting embroidered
hacks; mode, ponoee and gray.
Sizes Sc to So. S1.7e G1 01
value, Tor ..........
GoldenberS's-Fir<t Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Neckwear

176 PIECES or ASSORTED
Nookwear. sample Vestess, la.
hota, Collar and Gut Sets and
Separate Cotlarsi round. Wee
and hl0h neck stylssj large aud
amaii neck sizes lace, linen aud
nsorus'ts' sl'oo values. Ere
tor ,,..,,..,.....,,, '"N
i20 NEW THI A N Gl. T.
Soarfs, Of heavy quality crepe
de Ghinei block print and hatik
eHeotsi eoiors 60 match dresses,
hats coats or suits &I37
4l9h value, tor ,.,.., Fs'"s
iinlde eNheIH' . ~. EIrhI FinnF.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
29c to Csc Wash Fabrics, 1Sc

E0C 10 CCC WASH dDfICS, IOC
Remnants of 39-inch Plain Color Voiles
3O-inch Printed Plisse Crepes, 36-nch Mer-
cerized jersey 36-inch Check Lingerie voiles.
36-inch Plain Rayons 36-inch Cameo Cloth,
30-inch Plain Color Plisse Crepe, etc.
GoIdenberrs-First Fioor.-Charxe Accounts Invited
Evening star., 1928-03-15

Odd Lots
Notions

CLARk'S DARNING COT
ton, black, white and assorted
colors. SC value, two spools Ho
'OT
SANITARY APRONS, IN
flesh and white rubber with
voile tops and tape ties,
slightly soiled. Csc value 7Oc
IOf
LAUNDRY AND SHOE BAGS,
made Of cretonne in as CSc
sorted colors. 39c value c~
SAFETY PINS AND SNAPS,
in assorted sizes; one dozen
on card. Sc value, three 10c
TURKISH WASH CLOTHS,
in white and assorted colors.
with shell edge. 10e value 80
TOT -
BIAS SEAM BINDING, IN
black only. Six yards to Sc
piece. Toe value. Six for. w
G0ldenberg 's--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

Women's Cotton and Lisle
stockings, In black and cord
ovan, mostly cordovan. Some
are slightly irregulars, and
perfect quality. Not -.
all sizes. A pair E. i IL
WOmen's Black and Cord
ovan Silk Stockings, in Chiffon
and service weight, full fash
Toned. Some are all silk in
cluding garter top, while
others have the Isle garter
top. Perfect quality and some
dam damaged Broken DC
Sizes @S$
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Csc and Csc
CretOnnes, 123c

Mil lengths 2 to 8 yards.
but plenty alike for draperies,
cushions, comforts, or furni-
ture covers, light or dark
foraI, stripe or bird designs.
Yifst Floor Tables.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
81 to $3.50 Curtains
39c Each

Perfect and 1rreguiar
Lace panels or stripe, many
match into pairs, ivory or ecru,
beautiful designs, eross-stripe
curtains, in various colorinss,
tasseI trimmed, all are 2M and
2j2 yards long.
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$1.85 & $1.95 Silk Hose
$1.OO pair
Slight Irregulars

Chiffon and Servce-weght Silk Hose full fashioned
some with silk top others with Isle garter welt
good selection of shades for Spring and Summer wear
Evening star., 1928-03-15
COrsetS and
Cirdles

r. & G. GlRDLES OF PINK
broeade elastic; 14-inch length,
elastic sides; sixes ?7. 80. 50. SO.
81 and 3S. Regularly GI o.
l.. c. C. GiRDLES OF PINK
coutii; elastic top: ta.inch
length. elastic sides; two hooks
below front clasp: sixes e to
35. Regularly $i.6e. &1 10
MODEL coRsELErrEs OF
pink dash stripe fabric; elastic
sections in skirt: boncd front
and back hook side: broken
aires. 81 to ~. mostly 30 and
~. Re0ul ar $500 Gl -O
grades. Tor ....,...... Tl'1C
GtRDLES. PINK "a NCT
fabric; tA.inch length, elastic
sides; slightly soiled from han.
dlinoi broken sixes. IS
to 80. In $i.5o grades, TO-
oid1nhrtw 's~~-Necoud ttoar.
VharRe Accounts Invited,
Evening star., 1928-03-15

2Se ELEACHED PILLOW
cases, 45x3sIs inch. large sixe;
perfect quality; hand 10c
torn and ironed .... ~
1925 WHITE CRoc HET
Esdsprssds, doubls.bed sixs. in
heavy raised msrssiIis QI 40
eenuDfs Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
81 Window Shades
47c

Slight IFreguiars
Heavy Oil Opaque Cloth Win.
dow Shades, 3 fl. by 5 fl. 9 in.
size; guaranteed spring rell.
srs; medium or dark greens.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
124c and 15c Cottons
&c yard

Remnants OF SO and 80 inch
B eac h e d and Unbleached
CottonS. length 2 to 6 yards.
G0idenbcrg's--first Floor.
thatEe Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Soc to 79c Wash Fabrics, 39c

36-inch Brocade Rayons, 36-inch Taffet-Ray
36-inch Printed Crepe de Chine, 36-inch Plain
Color Broadcloth, 36-inch Mercerized Poplins
36-inch Nopach Rayons, 36-inch Mercerized
Lingette, 36-inch Sport Satin.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

VI SEAMLESS ELEACHED
Sheets, double bed sizs. s1xs0.
perfect quality, hand torn and
,ronsd: finished With To.
deep hem ........ ~
81 WHITE DlhITY BED.
spreads. 72xse; t<trs
length for three guar. GI 90
ter bsds ........... f3I''/
GojGspl,Tfs's-~~fTfst Y1a1y .---<,bafRe
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39c to 59c Wash F abrics
Tomorrow at 25c yard


PRINTED 3oneh Printed R anch Novelty Ryons nch Rayon Lus
3nch Check Lnhnish ug
44inchI dian Head,e
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SOC to $1.98 Grades
Sample Costume Flowers
39c each

large importers sample line and odd lots OF high grade
Costume Plowers many novel and exquisite styles of
velvet sk georgee crepe tnse and other effects All the
colors that are in demand for Spring
nmminx Btut ElstEI EInar--I Aenuna aIntIAa
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Samples and Mill Ends
Georgette Crepe E. Silks
39c each


Salesmens samples and mill ends of Plain and Printed
Georeette Crepe and Silks for lamp shades fancy work.
trimmings and other All wanted colors and
binations,
""lae"hrrs reer,~C ~Charss In,tea
Evening star., 1928-03-15
15c Crash, lie
25c Turkish Towels. Is,
19c Ginghams, Prints,
Percales, Etc., 12bc Yd.

Remnants of 32nch Dress Gnghams. in checks stripes
and pads OF every wanted color combnaon 36neh Print
ed Percales prntngs 36ineh Printed Chales and 81
inch Fasteoor Prints Good useful lengths for every need
29c & 35c Percales, Etc, 1Sc
Remnants Of 36-nch High Count Percaes So-inch Fast
yards s' s ~
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
WOMEN GETTING BALD

The next five years will show women
with Bald Heads, or going In that
direction. Men attribute it to Heredity.
What will the women say is the cause
for it? Thousands of young men bald.
or going that way, who had no need
for getting bald or even scarce of
hair. You surely can give one or two
minutes each day to take care Of your
hair. This is all the time required.
You owe this to Nature, as it was
given to us in the beginning by Nature.
Grow hair on your Bald Head. Grow
new hair, destroy dandruff by improv-
ing the condition of the scalp which
feeds the hair. Then you have the
problem solved.
Forst's Original BARE-TO-HAIR Is
not tonic, but is a scalp Fertilizer
and germicide. The results from its
use has really created its own demand
over the entire country. Literature
and information sentiupon request.
w. H. FoRsT
Dlseoverer and Manufacturer
ScottdaIe, Penna.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17

1ng much better.
Mrs. Matte Adams, who lives in
Downing Street, Brewton, Ala, writes
as follows: "A friend recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and since taking it feel like
q different woman"
With her children grown up, the mid
dle-aged woman finds time to do the
things she never had time to do before
read the new books, see the new
plays, enjoy her grandchildren, take
an active part in church and civic
affairs. Far from being pushed aside
by the younger set, she finds full,
rich life Of her own. That is, If her
health Is good.
Thousands Of women past fifty, say
they owe their vigor and health to
Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound, and are recommending 1t to
their friends and neighbors.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
NOTICE!
To Livestock Owners
IF You Own Amy Horses, Cattle, Poultry
or Hogs, by All Means Read This.

Safeguard your stock against the
costly ravages of Quick.spreading dis.
health-giving roots and herbs which
have proved unfailing in thousands OF
cases. These are combined in a time
King-the standby OF hundreds OF
farmers in this community. They rec.
ommend 1t highly for sores, colds and
distemper in horses and for soreness OF
the udderNcaked teats, and bloat in cows
Every day chickens are becoming
better money-earners, and there Is an
increasing use OF Porter.g Pain King hy
careful poultry raisers everLwheres IT
is positive relief for gapes. roup and
parasitic growths. Sick hens are not
good layers.2 ~ 4 AZ. .ua,,.
est sign Of trouble. Just follow the
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
An Alsation, Dog Hero,

The hero Of the day i'm western
Washington, in the United States, is
big Alsatian dog named Arnold. Won
Winkerlried. His latest feat was the
rescue of a boy scout after the young
man had been. lost for more. than
three days in the dense woods of the
Cascade mountains.
After a. number of, searching par
ties had failed in their attempts 70
find the boy, the dog succeeded. This
is his thirtieth rescue, and SO. far he
has never had a failure:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
German. Je.Os Like, Berlin,

That almost, one-third of the Jews,
in Germany live in the capital Berlin,
is one of the interesting facts re-
vealed in the statistical yearbook for
1927. recently published. IT. appears
that the total number of Jews in Ger
many is $4,000. Ofsthese, 172OO0,are
citizens of Berlin. Another interest
ing figure contained in the annual is
that of the number of ayowed beliey-
ers in the Greek orthodox, faith n
Germany. There are 10000 of the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
Enjoyment

slave a good time in New YorkY
n should say So" answered Farm
er Corntossel. 81 paid $14 for seat
to show"
did you enjoy the shown?
''No But l enjoyed the idea of be-
ing able to squander $14."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17

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