The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 24, 1915, Image 3
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FEBRUARY 24' i 9!!).
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T • OQa» ftfom EXR^RItNCC. • •
UFiahUy
ho ,.i.vcif
«• • •:
Tv;d Painful H^-jciyrrs Tau^M Ki.n
to Take No Chantca zz to Wiilch
’ SiJe K:» Captaro. VVa-.tea Him ’*
For.
STOP! CALOMEL
' • IS QUICKSILVER
Vfcrturjrl Attacfca tho l^’no
jttul >Iaktt*
' Y.i;t Sirk.' •
1, ‘ ■
SEEMS LIKE SETiSIBLE IDEA
- 'to “Hocrry*
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th*
“'.n Says Time to Takr n Werldlng
Try lu Cofore Vo r. tern plated
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AU Dealers, 23c.
| Send four cents in stutupa fer a
TRIAL BOTTLE
Dr. Earl S. Sloan. Inc.
I D*P*- B. Philadelphia, Pa.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
iif^ ‘ Kills;
,A y Pain
s-f n-tuni
F r t;.: ; s ; stl*V.
.. Ca!»taltt |
i'i It wa
r om
rcaa’on
.ue.
i;:
■ \Vterar.«>, fon^c^
>n1. ren-.arl cd
“all 1 eiiVo;'i—xV. It'D
i *■ oiita’t v.n *‘’our - u*< u- n herj a.
st-T.c? ( ft-TTow a.d u. m r _«*!
“i.-L’i.vw t. .. <rntt:...tcd. ilcer
father,felt tl.nl he- ji*ent*sctith
•vith his pcs:. ai.;i ev <ry man. l-r >k.v
t!* hJU>kr- ndth-ereape reedrd v*cert
that c«i fir-'.nlcs Yea fcuo'tv the
story?” ,
Mrs. Mairti shock her head.
on
l
l)o
•**LV- sat nil hunched up on the hovel ,_>•****rttrjrend attacks your bone-,.-
V/--
piazza, listening to tho Northoreers.
Finally, he snoke up:
‘Gentlotnen, you hare all boon
through a heap, but they ain't one cf
ye had a wuss tine than me. Ill bet'
“ ’Which side were you gnT asked
someone. ••
“‘Nary side, gentlemen, but I had
my troubles.*- replied the old fellow,
with an air of mystery.' ‘You see. when
the war fust broke out I didn't know
much about it I v.r.s a-studylr' of It
out, hut I hadn't cone to no judgment.
V ail, one night mv darter Mary
took powerful sir'; The dorter he
v rote a script, and told me to go ri-ht
-'R and ret ..H: • so 1 l-ridle'd r. V •q!’
nare ahS . tar:etl V - n. ti . ntloinen.
"’hen I get.- I re. kor.- r.b at ttrvo
mil 3. from home—it -v . •? nsTons
-.y, i. v
f : -• far 4i::- »:*•*
I i.is ■ -' yy .rt. .; eireiabl i O•■ li.-': i
.which will start your liver jar:
.* .:rel* '-as calomel, ru;* .t .dee
inalro you sfrk arrt-ean. not sa!i\T -
aad Shown folks ca
Ton ),' becr.r
it Is perfectly harmtraa. ,
- Calomel is a dangerous drug'.
el
iple Jaurjh w imu ‘they ray that
;t time to take a wedding Jour-
' .» iv./©' tf.e'wc Jding.' filid a
‘.'o'rk woman., aezo: ding to tlio
tlitt city, -but there no\er was
: 1 divonys would
eat if rhst woro
riTi . limitations.
' it ccuclufivfely
•V v
t ftp:
InM
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v-ir.
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. p.ie? *• \V. :n a 11-
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Children
tak°. Dodson's' Ijivor
h
Take.,a dose of nasty calomel .tod: v
and you will facl Weak, sick and
* ■
nauseated tomorrow. Don’t' loro -
day's work. Tak- a spoonful of
Dodson’s Liver Tone instead end you.
will wake, up feeling groat. NV
< mom biliousness, constipation, rlr.u-
gmhness, heaclpehe. coajgd tongue of
sour stomach. Y’our^lrugglst sny:
; f you don't find -Dodson's I.iv -
acts better than horrible calp
trel, j»nur money is walling fo r yc-u
dirk—r.on:e'tme called "Halt!-
'fl.altrd,
” Furt
:d i
th'nsr I knowed. I was
prisoner, and tho bvys v.- re round m**
"Gentlemen." - I
“LET I S I»H \Y ”
‘1
A i.iinisf' r once wished to ascer
tain whg4.-influence the hard times
had upon Ifis'ron£regation and said/
f t the close of his sermon:
“1 Would„asit»everyone who is still
able to pay his debts to rise from
h:s seat.”
The whol" conj*r< gdtion aros.'
with »Tic- » xcoption^of one man., T h*
, barsan .then asked all who wcr» ur.-
..ble- to meet their bills to arise. -
T’:*-'U!j.on the Fo'ijtary incllvidtuil
got tip, a hungry-looking, p’oorj/f
(lad mon, whoso features revealed
the terrible struggle of ohe>fghtim;
•n
hopelessly against th» tnciszftndeN
ef the.world. : f
How: is ii my frief.d.-that you
are the only one among these yeopi*
‘ r • r ■ * e . t
who cannot pay his debts?’
“Kir,” answer* d th * iprfn. he.,iy
ingly, “T ajn the publi-hej- of ■ a
.newspaper, and tho»e w ho ro/e ju t'
now yre all my subscribers/ and-
tlut jlu* minister in.t(9rrupfc(i him
hastily by saying: ‘'Ley us .pray.'
thick's "June bugs
says, ‘.'darter Mary—
“Ihirn.Mary!” says .they. w Wh^
?ou fur? S}cr.k cut. Hocray fr soniE-
Hlurker-l^ach.
V -c;uii j ri:a tri.iue took D^fce ,
the. home''of - MarisTraj 0 Hi
crs. on la^l Thursday ?. t j/rno9'\, J'* ’
l v , at .'I o'clock, bctjpfrn Mr. P. V,
Rer. ii : :'i| '! Winnie A. Hloch-
*ir, Leach is v.yff kfiown !n Crib
'v’v rc > nmnv frier.d-. >!;
I. Tel-. i-»/v e uiej’i'b er of The 1; • ,
i ite .lo!m Rlocker 6f. i’
( r* >f n« Ighborhocd. and Is a worn a
body!”
“ ‘I studied a minute, then I
on n venture like. “Hooray fur Jytf Da-
v'is!”
‘“.■‘1-tol* ye be wasn't Jlfhe of us!’
ono'of em sung out.^/Git off that
masol"
“ They tcv k me/ftff thaj mare, and
buckle d me ovrp^i log, apd hit me over
five hundredffmes: It Kurt me pbw'ful
bad, but L/mniuted yid started on.-
* J/*un't gene duore'n three mile
when/f heart} atyuher voice csrll out.
and I hAltod agai^f ard again
p boys ha^t jhe* .. •* .• • .
ho \ru 'fur?” they shouts
Gtlinemen.” r iya | ‘-n:y. darter
Mary's .powerful sick, and tha doc-
tor— / „ < • .
“‘yNpt'er mind the. doctor!!,’ they
ynlw- “Which tide you fur? Hccray
Fr solhebody!’*
“T wan’t goin' to bo kofehed again,
f Jos’ took r(T my hat and says. Idud s
I ertuid. “Heoray fur Abo L;noo»u!‘‘
‘““There!’- they all yells ' “I top »
he* was a traitor. Get <Iow n off^that
idriiirabl
tial'tl
wish
character and rterlin
Their rltany frie-T
ft*r YLcm. much happiness.
■ ' * A well-wisher.
INDIGESTION ENDED’-
STOMACH PEELS F NE
* i: i.* BC..P 'UU
• u* LT.0 io . v . . i .1-;.
>•; h HNTtve herewith
r-ot- » young ,Hri; and jh
Ii to travel pro^crl}
•* .
mare,
off,!
•* They took mo - off -fhat nan*;
buckled mo over a. lo^ jand jc-s" gin me
f*OK mo It was moAstnotts bad. Itut J
mounted and ^ent along. ' '
REE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
•• •?
/
Thousands Have Been He
/ By Common iSenso
Suggestions.
was a-conin’ Into town
anothot-'Vbiee called but. ‘Ttalt!”
altKd.’
Who you fur?” he say*. “Hocray
'Jfrr Eomebodyi”
“‘Gentlemen,’ concluded the old Vir
ginian. with a wise smile. I want
y Lb*' Vf>r a-gom’ to be kotebed aeafn 1
1 » Jea* says: *
W*** Mister, you Jes‘ b^ so kind as
ornv fn«» this once;*’ ‘ ’’
to hooray fust, jes‘
Y’outh’s Companion.
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/
V
«en suffering from any form of
ills are invited to communicate
promptly with the
woman’s private
correspondence de
partment c.f the Ly-
1 dia F^Pinhham Med
icine Co., Lynn,
Mass.' ’ Your ktb r
will be opened, road
and answered tfy a
womnn and helil in
, ptrict confidence. A woman can freely
talk of her private ifinca to a woman ;
thus has been ostablishid o confidential
correspondeRce which has extended ov< r
many years and which has never be^h
broken, Never have they published a
testhnohial or used a letter without the
written consent of tho writer,and never
' has tho. Company allowed these confi
dential letters to fret out of their pos
session, as the hundreds of thousands
of them in their files will attest. --
(jot of the vast volume of experience
Which theynave to draw from, it is mote
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Noth-
inf is asked in return except yottr Rood
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Sorely any woman, rich or poor,
shooid be fflad to take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance. Address
• Lydia EL Pinkham Medicine Co., (con
fidential) Lynn, Maas.^ „
Every *woman ought to have
Lydia E. Pinkham*! 80-page
, Text Book. It is not a book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write for
it today. • .
■* '.ib-,
/ * ■ /
FtttlT TREES.
FIFTEEN THon
V
FIFTEEN THOUSAND LARGE AR-
MOQR RIVER PRIVET. Three to
fouK/flollaia "per thousand. Peach
uimT Apple trees Hi ; cepts. Pear.
Plum afcd (’h**rry trees 30 cents.
Write for'prices on' Grape Vines.
Shade Trees. Roses and Ornamental
Trees.' Greenville Nursery Co.,
GreenvHle, S. C.
2t. \ *i_;
. eKpwa wirld How ta. Grow Rice.
Although the total production of rice
in Spain is the lowest of the six rice-
grewing •countries, the yield per acre
is double that cohtained in Italy 'and
Fpj'trt. and more than^six times the
omcial figures for India. This result
!•* due to •,he thorough cultivation ,«f
the fields with specially designed Im
plements, to the system of transplark
tation and the use of large quantities
oTkuitab’e nitrogenous and phosphatlc
manures,' prartice'i introduced by the
Moors from the Orient.
The fear of encouraging malaria has
hitherto acted as a deterrent to the qi-
tension of tRK area" under rice in Eu
rope, says the editor of Nature, but at
the recent international rice eorj:re**s
at Valencia the view was put forward
th&t this prejudice is unfounded, pro
viddd that .certain precautions are ob
served. If this view-gains credence it
can scarcely be doubted that there
will be a tnateriaLjncrease In the Eu
ropean production of the cereal. ^
• ■ '# ]_[
Glad-Eye Men. »
Forty Chicago septuagenarians hays
formed themselKes in * “Club of Bor^
rowed time.”. With the objett of out:
witting Father Time, the following
rules were drafted for the guidance of
members by their president, A T.
Hemingway, himself a man of seventy-
five: , v"
“Remain a boy till the end-of time.
Re' marrlafi.. Be moderate and tem
perate in all things. Read your Bible.
“Smile when you retire, smile when
you awake, smile when, things go
wrong, and keep on smiling.*'
No person under seventy is eligible
for jnembership. and evenr new mem
ber must pledge himself “to Xeep.
young and to cultivate the glad eye’’
for the rest <f( the time that te re-
mairfs cn earth. /
‘‘in|>ep««t»" Fixes Sour, (i.s,
/-sy. tpset Stomachs in Five
Minutes. \
“ -' " . / .
Senr. jrr/ v. u|r*ei rtonnelL '' ,
• -« ."I - ■*i, po - j-f ; n. ^j/ffy}mcp •
v.h. n tl c food yoii>»^t termenis !•-
f o ,c • end surtSoovn lumps; y •
l’ --hI rrhdB^V^'-ym' fr'T oirk ; e’
T;!?-* rnf,W. that's when yc*u
• yyi'icic .i Pipe’s Diapcp *tj.
"ko .rll rfoinn-h tnis^ry/'vn•
•ch Ax' in ' n re*\iyv-
c.au’t p*? U f’-ru-
your s il . try
Ilfs c —i!Ie«i-'
bn;’ -kin’ * our,
next meal n favorite food mr ,r.' Mmn
I ejfc r a IJtile r-iapen'in. Th^i will
ihot; be any , dlstros?—rat kkhput
fear. It’s heeause P*.p?*r ( Diap.'nstn-
"rcally docs” regulate weak, oiit-cf-
or<Jer stomachs that^glves it i**; inll-
’ions of saFs annually. ‘ *- •
(let a.larre fifty-rent c. •*
Par**'? Diapcpsln ffotit sny drug
«torc. It la >hc qtil«kcst. surest
-•♦omscb tolfef c-nd >ure kpAyn. it
acts almost magic--if is a sedentiti
hayrils-ss and plcnsqnt stornn' li prv
narilio-* which truly belong-i ev
ery hom*.. * '
—* .
ST(iP^nf.|T <tl!/;»!—'.<HV
I 1—^ ■■ «*'
V v/ i you cat/h, *’*dd. or N i n F\
*he flr^t tMn.r to do !* to
Yhfce Dr. Bell's Pinc-Tof-nonV Ii
.* » ' • f v •
ncuctTat'''«,the'Ewings of t' •’ i I rcli
i T.ung' and flgbts thc Gcni’s o*
he IRs use. giving q'niik r**!' f and
uataral htalirg. ‘‘CWr wise! (om«!y
leperded on Plnr-Tar-Hon^v for
t'ouyhs and Golds.^ writ*' Mr. ■ W il-
tia’-,'Ha.niHfon, phU). If- -swayr,
feeJi-h-. 2.>. at your Urogii ! ’ '
FroTnjrt Action Will Stop Your f ough
When you first catch nd^LU—of--
ter indicated by % su r ze-or • oughi
break it nn at onfe. .Th * Idea* that
s *4| does not ciRttor” often leads to
serious coni plications. ■ JThc r^rftedy
wijirh Immediately and f'enn.
trates the lining of thq rfsrrat is the
kind * demanded. Fir K nc“ Np*
Discoverx* soothes the irr!t'’ M on.
loosen-® tb 0 pfile'em.’ Y’ou J' 1 bfR-
fer at ,o»pe *'H seamed to reach
the * erv Kc'ot^rf' tnv Uougfi” one
of many honest tP«tinw T, .iac / TO"
'at your clrpgRirt. f' -/' / ••,*
t rtlds Are Oftc
•n'sAjC
e>t Sv rK ’is.
(’umpllc./."tt •
Gold h • often
am |
ted '!
• in a six j
and-I were- j
l was. giati
ne. tor'she
has money
i to travel properly- Three of
i -.ur ^aya befofc j<e rUrted she asked
WO If I wc.uld cbject to •» certain
Uiuking lie fourth of the part/T
’’Ho was a very nice sort. als(><wlth
money "enough, and as they
so attentive to each other jfbr a <year
that their friends had concluded they
were sure 4o marry Jfefpre a great
uhile. d added hirnj(?u»dJy. as did my
husband Well, w^e got away In good
style on a ship .Mound for Spain, where
we spent thgf first month, and I.was
as happy ^as could be.
On \yo fourth day cut the girl came
v stateroom, and, io my astqn-
isjRfient, put her brad on my shoul-
frr and b< gau to rKy I was fright-
ned and wa:it*‘d to l:aov.‘ what was
wrcr.g. ami bc:wcca rehi she told me
Ike man she had th ingh* was so nice |,
v-ai getting'on her nerves i-oThat she '
uply st.nmt it n: d had to ;
rtl -• !
rt been j
of ihe n u;.I kind inch! lital to'tho ac* i
iiuamtance cf two d:r.rjrarried j l ertona,
Si’/.d. w !:.!*• he v aa \« rv t.iee that way, |
t.:ai l£ him around all tin* time* was j
.mi ly awful, she !a.,d. and 1 must';
li< ip*her out of it. Of eour.o that-was
< a; y epough, lor as b .fore J had been
k- eplng myself out qf their way Now
I did all i could to Tteep in their w ay
and it saved the girls life till we
n achefland
“After that it wjpm little easier and
by and by the man, being a .sensible
fellow, made it convc nient to quit, our
party good frlertds and went'to Baris.
i*:u sure, and so is the girl, that if they
had not gone on tin* trip thev would
ha.'? married, and then anybody ran
iniagino what the result would have
been’ .- . *!.
1 helps'"wait a m;n .veddng' jou?hey,.
affil^tkcre gbcuTd lid me ire.. <5r them,
jfts th.« var stoj p. .1 bur. trip and wo
came homo in AU-,j.;t !! • met her
at the 1>. at. hut no longer an her po*
siblj husband.’’ *'
‘W.y catoi*rt:.i«*:.- g*
in r-y S cad r * J
mji-y rar.K^Y 5 v " • *
tried •cvcrrl di:-
u.;a'o!e to cev
i i pa/erJ, a:
me.
“As a romc<
Vi . ■ T , jn
for catarK/cf t!
t j-in
a fuj/U twyase
frltii
(3. i
they v;cr*!
!/< Je-r PiD.-is
:j bctUas aured
.-oriJiiier 1. my
rt behalf cf tl.f
-ff, w//1
--Ai'
nr.il
V j r~;* a v.'ur.i
r»ndjr v. illch gave rm'-jRuCh teller.-
’crune. eared me. and I kn.^rv U Will
cure any one else v.h a suffers from
ttjjs disease.' It rives mo groat
pleasure to to«*ify to tite curative
effects of this medlclAe. Ptruna la
a Well tested atid frequently u«eU
* remedy, and for catarrh of the stom
ach it is unsurpassed.”
. As s rule, people when ailing apply very properly to a doctor before re
sorting to a ready-to-take medicine. The great majority are cured by the
doctor. But a per cent, of chronic caaill fail to find e cure and at
last begin tQ use ready-to-take medicines. It is very, noticerble indeed tha
number of people among our testifiers'who say that it was only after the
doctor had failed to cure them that they were induced to take Perana.
Then they find to their relief, to their surprise, to their, joy, that Pcranh
is the remedy Uicv should have taken at first.
'.t’Sp
f> !1 sobfebndy or ^ui«;> ( vert'rvin
J! f pM*rictiw w at c!,/ • . h.if
■po^i
Ui.
UI
OUR LINZ OF
<
-Z
FOR SPRING
. ' iy . .r
-»
Ali Styles
All Sizes
Suffar In T.Tc'r? Cimatcs.
American s.ugnr 1'i.r. been taken in
(reUind- in gbud quuntiV.n.i r-iace .the
outbreak cf the prerent ihirojjeau war,
but. it hurt proved \e*y damp far this
efimate. Tiierc* sterns (avbo a fair
pfci.pcct that .it'ibe ignr were satis-
fi ctory it migt:t b: !1 ihe market even
after the t< nninalicrv cf the war, until
the beet-sugar arc; s.be. aims fully pro-’
duct ire unco more, fcK „sugar-beet
growing in Irplnr.'l- is offlcially pro-
nounce*i not fcn^lblq. Therefore Amer-
icah-sugar n liners and dcaters-might
well tai;i* pains Jo cult this market
by providing a drier sugar than that 1
hitherto sent. The"climate of* Ireland ,
is- exceedingly hunid and probably |
the refineries should continue their
processes slightly lojiger than usual in
order to produce a very dry sugar.
Dealers .Were sthtb that they would
•he glad to dispense wi’b the need of
buying American sugar cn account of
this defect.—Consul Wesley Frcst,
Cork (Queenstown), Ireland.
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The Connecting Link.
Tint buok-to-tbe ii.Rd Idea Is going
to become a realty tf-certain .ener
getic pwpRFlme theii'^rty.. A num-
bW of highly qup.lif'.etL men and women
are .organizing the Natloral ForwgrU-
to-tlie Land league to bring together
the mail, the money and the land. All
the detailed inf'Tnn ticn timv on (lie
In the federal d pertinents • of labor
and ■irrUvliuro is .i.) h -r::ade directly
hvallable '• xfinor).s ofch aring house
ior such 'ala in New York city. Th« I
league s purposes r.re. To. give tbo[
man w ithout a cent a chance to earn i
.the‘first ^yim'nu on his^fgrm; to j
give tlie'ioSn who baa YKf. knowIeJga
of farnung a nicnirtic training.; to
h»?lr> men to ‘ helffihemselves. "ibis
work of hitrh-np Is ju t w hat jias been
needed, an^we belicvc tlie league will
be a real factor in. building up the
LHltted States.—Coll'/r'A Weekly.
i At*'
,<( if
*
510"
Colleton and Dorchester Coondes
Have Recently been addedlo tny territory
fer FORD CARS. 1 have about 2Q in
stock., Be. glad to sell you, either in Olar
or Walterboro/ ff i^ need of/one,, take it
up wifh me at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer
and Ayer’s Scabies at Walterboro.
■. G* 3PV
OLAR, S. C.
Wdrth. o*j
;^atrohage
Dog Bites in Nsw .Vorlu
New • Yrrk reperta/for 19it more
than fife thousand
bites and seven
fined.
ous cases of dog
dog owners
Stop
Th" dBre,
» * /
brought man/ a regret, J
of. Sneezing, roughing. >r .1
'-.ho^ld V warping enuugi. th
yyjftejtf nee ■In Immediate ;* r
■Ffrta'nly Loss of Sin^p
O^s, I* is a warning gy-
Jure. It is a man’s £ciy,
to aesift by doing hii 1 : Dr.
King's New Diwebvxi y i4 L f:-v'. on .s
^cieiKific analysis of 0< ’L-. ‘ at
your D. jgg.sl. Buy a .• •tih; :oJay.
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Gmt Dressmaker cn Englishman. .
Tfid* noted Parisian dressmaker,
wed his early success .to the
trohage of ’that famous per
sonage of, the third .empire. Prin
cess Pauline do Mettemicbv th^wjfe
of the Austrla'n ambassador to frknee.
By her wit and nutm rous vagaries of
drros and manner, she created a sen
sation at the conn -cf Napoidbh lit
f id Eugenie. Thereafter it, was essy .
ir-Worth to become the most sought |
6#‘the world* dressmakers when the
princess pfproVed'Jiis styles Charles/
Worth, while so long the' creatoK of
French Ushiqn, wa.i -yn Englishman,.
b ; ra ih iiourne. Ecyland. in J82a, and
died in Faria in 1S39 .
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Fr«».m Feb; 1st to March 1st
priw-ji Ahow n ft o b. Columbia.
lie w ill sell the following ‘ iroois
ovlded money l‘s sent w ! ith order;
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IKON—-all slr.es—8r. \tcry \h. ha*e
GEMTXE STILLSO\X\MU-:N< IIES as follows:
inCT.V; in in. *1.00: 24 In. *LTO.
n»r ; 10 ip. AOr; 14
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N .'l : ke Amer.oapRobin.
Atj'emptz tt> urTf/fuce the American
frthin in Iftislaad I ave met with con-
frt'Jcrable nr’d It w gow’ be-
lieved Uia* jarge n.aibers will (>e r'ent
ever to (.hat country, as the
aro estivated tv their
(n*.3T of tens-
" SEND YOUR COLLARS, OUFFS ANt) SHIRTS TO US
—BY PARCEL POST—
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■/Wn will launder them perfect!)’^nd return within :) days.
Retum poatngePpaid on papkages of fifty cents or over.
Send us your laundry this week. ■
City Prices—City Service. * * ^ - /
A good enterprising agent^vanted in your locality. Lib
eral commission. —•* X -
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i pruntaU refund nurtry if 4t fails to Cure-
1 tf. W. GROVK S •ignstni* oa each bos.
Only One “BROMO QUININE• ,
■ft* genuine, call tor full name. LAXA-
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