The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 146, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1924 Page: 3 of 6
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tLe Pirat
and
terhoon at the home of Mias
Cafe waiters and soda jerkers in
Go oh
in knee pants and hardly able to
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round of washing Maine from
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glasses and spoons.
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all a this own
scene at a moat
* Among his other duties and re-
aa a matter of fact their trouble
was
all due to iron
starvation of the
blood.
At last they discovered this
6 Arrives
and white brick ice eream and sev-
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m.
7:50 a. m.
m.
7:
2%p.
out the afternoon and special
bented.
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in eeremonial step eing-
This being the last night in eamp
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By Radical Store - Wide Reductions
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vision at a
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We specinilze in
The girls were gracee on all hav-
We Propose to Double Our
and Optometrista.
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Miss Kula Noble of Lake Charles,;
June Business'
m. the Port Arthur
207 Fourth HI.
Phone 77
lipa, and taka jeat
Crush to
The Young People's Missionary
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EVERY DEPARTMENT PARTICIPATES
attendance is urged.
to of cures ttuls (oranges,
almes); (X) Orangs jelce;
arbonated water;) U. s
natural acid of cures
(•) Para
were
food color; (•) Pus cans
Washington, where he will be ata-
THE CROWN MERCANTILE CO
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te man-power of the
already given more
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votxg PEOrLs
MISSIONANY BOCIETY
helpful.
Next Wednesday the regular social
meeting will be held at the church
at 5 ’eloek and a tun attendance
is urged.
Made mlaiiatlf ef cheice Cataaa
Seat Oil. rttSaath laa. c—Uatlat.
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few
weak
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--1:35 p. m.
___9:53 p. m.
-11:55 p. m.
Davie the
A full at-
meet at the chureh
pie ale.
NIRTHDAY PARTY
WKDNENDAY
Elisa Belle Parker, celebrated her
Dealers m seco
Bioves, Healers,
No.
No.
No.
. Army meetinga,
pense.
LIFE IS JUST ONE PAIR OF F
UPS AFTER ANOTHER FOR
LOCAL COKE LADLERS
Enrich Your Blood
With This Newer
Form of Iron
FOR SALE
$150.00 for $125.00
At once—$150.00 deposit on New
Dodge car for $125.00. You have
the privelege of selecting model
desired.
P. O. Box 175—Orange, Texas
Trouble is brewing In sons coun-
tries while brewing to trouble in
America.
Gulr Const Lines
Loaves at 10:25 a. m.
Railroad Schedule
Southern Pacific
East boned
DEER, LIKE BEAR, WILL
CARRY young IN MOVTH
-SARANAC LAKE.N,.Y. (United
Press).—Edward Spain. Adirondack
guide in the Beaver River section,
asserts that deer as wsll as beer
will take up their young in their
mouths, when they believe the little
one sere threatened.
The guide recently came upon a
very attractive.
Mrs. J. D. Yates is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. R. H. Stewart, of
Newton, for the next few days.
Marie Bowles of Beaumont, and Miss
Annie Laurie Byerly of Newton, and
the honoree, Mise Charlotte Traylor
of Cuero.
A Vietrola furnished musie thru-
all th. What a drink I
cHM!t
Social Calendar
THURSDAY-
Woman's Missionary society at
the First Methodist ehureh will
The Loyalty dob
Methodist ehureh met
No.
88:
No.
No.
greater tear that the guide would '
harm the helpless fawn. the anxious
mother picked up the weakling by
holding the loose skin of Its back
in her teeth and hastened Into a.
swamp, the other fawn trotting by
her side.
Littie Boys”
KINSTON. N. C. I United Press)
—The death of Chief Justice Walter
Clark of North Carolina, just re-
corded, recalled the “Army of Lit-
tle Boys,” the proudest page In the
history of the Lost Cause.
There are no reservations and we guarantee that you can’t buy any*
thing at regular prices. This is a general sale—that embraces each and
every item in the sore. Shop here and take advantage of “The Big Vol-
um—Low Price System.”
odist chureh to take them all out
to the playgiound, when a picnic
win be enjoyed.
The time is Tueeday, place of
matirday—
"Feather Your Nest" shower-
Given for Mias Fannie Dean by
Mr. D. B. Bamford and Mise
Eunice Oliver at residenee of
Mra Claod Malene, 609 Elm
atreet nt 1 o’clock.
Mise Eloise Burton will an-
tertain with Bridge party—Hol-
With your hands in your po kets
And your little ehain and loeket.
Hello Chief you're a friend of
mine.
' The cheer was also given to Mrs.
fsvor was drswn from the pond.
Say. Mister. If you wouldn't be
willin' to figh for a drink ike that,
yon” not livin' up to American
Bock & Bock
CHIROPRACTORS
lady Chiropractor by appointment
suite 111* Holland huilding.
Entrance next to P. 0.
Phones, orice 040. Res. 1128-3
Dr. Henry Stukey
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
107 Orange National Baak Bldg.
Hoare 8 to IS n. m.—2 to S p.
m.. and by appointment.
Phones orhices 1024. Rea. 1108
You can make good
things even better
with Mrs. Tucker’s
QO many women M* oa of ■
• the improvement Mra.
TTucker’s Shortening has
made in their cooking and
baking, that we believe you
would be glad to hear about
is the guest of her run. In. Mrs. J.
W. Hart, 708 Green avenue, and _ ______ ____ ________
Miss Mary Barrett, 110 Sixth atreet,, broke camp and left for Call
for the next few days. trucks snd rar* -making the camp
-- seem small Indeed,—but we are still
Miss Marie Bowles, of Beaumont, having a good time.
Mist Dorothy Dixon of Houston,
is in the city visiting in the home
of her aunt, Mrs. John S. Lota. 712
Pine street. for the summer vaea-
tion.
hoars old. One fawn
and could not walk. I
turns were piano seleetions by Misses
Charlotte Traylor and Romola Coop-
er, which were much appreciated.
At a late hour a dainty two-
$ ou roe luncheon of frozen malad, ol-
ives, wafer, lee tea, lee eteam end
MITE BOX PICNIC
TURSDAY mments of tee cream and cake
Each member of the Junior Mjh- 'served.
WORTH 1
SIGHTIN’FOR'
Put a bonis of ths real Qrange-
Mise Annte Laurie Byerly of New-
ton, Texas, is the charming guest
of her cousin, Miss Hilda Ya
camp.
At 3:34
Gleaners' Missionary society of
Ue First Methodist church will
meet at 4 o'clock at ehurch.
Young Woman’s Bibis Study
clam mieeta with Mra. MaeFaf-
lane, 6th street, 3:30 p. m.
Thursday Bible class meets at
the Flrot Preebyterian church at
3:30 p. m.
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge No.
103 I. O. O F. hall at t p. m.
Cireles of Piret Bagtht
chureh----
No. 1 with Mra. 3. 3. Cartar,
303 9th St., 3 p. m.; No. 3 with
Mra. E. E. MeFarMaB, T10 Or-
ange Ave.. 1:41 i. n.; No. 3 with
Mrs. •e. MeGmogea, 004 Maia
St., 3 p. m.; No. 4 with Mra.
A. E. Bearrie — Sew all day
for Buckner's Orphan home.
ligbtfnl party Wednesday atternweh
when Miss Annie Sells entertained
fifty-togests, hnofing Tier nicee.
Miss Charlotte Traylor, who s her
house guest from Cuero, Texan
for Orange are now af a tie between
Mrs. Ford's and Mrs. Jorgenson's
ny nf-
jesaie
sionary band is requested to bring’ The 8, C. 8. will meet with Miss
a little lunch to the church next Lula McGill next Wednesday after-
Tuesday afternoon, also mite bag. Boon at 3 o'clock at her home on
“The More We Sell The Lower We Sell”
on the
lenses for far And near vision. J0B _ _ ______
LUCAS AND SON, Ine., Jewelersing washed their teeth and cleane
Is Sinking in the
are turning pink and pinker.**
Nor are the flappers the only ones
who make the soda • ladlers* lives one
J
l
is the house guest of her eousin, --
Mira Lyndall Newman, 1208 Orange N. C. s . MEETS WITH
avenue for the week. *118 CRoWLEY
| The 8. C. 8. met with Miss
Ethel Crowley Wednensday afternoon
at her home on Sixteenth Street. The
SALVATIQXITS OrFICIAL
ORGAN, “THE WAR CRY"
LAUDATES LOCAL MAN
“It is generally remarked that the
age of miracles has passed, but if
a real conversion, the changing of a
life thru the power of the Holy
Spirit, as exemplified in the per-
eon ot Treasurer J. E. Hogg. of Or-
ange, Texas, ia not a miraele, none
vli ever performed. I
Drink had mnde a beast • a
.competent man and • lovinK father.
His remarkable conversion t entirely
changed the life of John Hogg,
eaused him to become a joy rather
than a menace, and a burden to
his family, and an aseet rather than
eake was nitrnetively served in the
dining room. Four girl* to each
table, and the table being adorned
with bowls of daisies, making them "filed out
Westbound
11 Arrives _____
109 Arrives ___-
I Arrives _____
5 Arrives _____
7 Arrives _____
doe with two fawns but a
miles going to and from
ehab, thru their own etcons, earned
«u dollars ′ acse-made candy,
donation of ive dollars from Mro
Ire Davis, ■ nd twenty dollars do-
pated by the Gleuaori Missionaty
mociety, and in this way tha >x-
pense their delegate was arranged'
for—and for which the giris express
profound thanks.
This elub, in the near future,
will send a box to tha enoperative
home for girls. Next Friday after-
noon the girls will go on a picnic
snd swimming party ta Sunset lake.
Each girl will take a ranch, money
for swimming and for the box to be
sent to the home.
The Scripture lesson was on Jo-
nah. which was very interesting.
Prayer followed, being led by MU-
dred Beales. A paper read by Mrs
Lee Davis on child welfare and the
Spotford home was very interesting
and much enjoyed.
Next Wednesday afternoon at the
Here are siz r see ana why Orenge-
Crush is Bo snarly deliclous: (1) Tks
natural freit oll at oranges; (2) Tbs
At s late hour delicious
For many years physicians and
chemists experimented to produce a
newer rorm of iron. like the iron in
your blood, because they realised
that the old metallic irons often
blackened the teeth and upset the
stomach. Their examinations prov-
ed that three people out of every
four were deficient in Iron content
in the blood and that thousands
were weak. sick. nervous, ailing and
run-down, and suffering from all
aorta of alarming symptoms, when
in 1864. h
Carolina had
hold the heavy musket of that day, larger and taking on a deeper hue
— each day. A Leader reporter inter-
Whih all
Cars will be in waiting at the Meth- Ninth street.
I Marvin Brown, son or Mr. and
|Mrs. Frank Brown. baa returned to
Mra. Tucker’s, you know,
is made exelusively of choice
cotton seed oll. It to ns light
and snowy ns whipped
cream, with all the richnesa
of butter, but with none of
the heavy greasiness of lard.
» For frying meats or vego-
tables, for making hot
brands or pastry, Mrs.
Tucker’s to ideal. It can-
not possibly injurs ths dek-
eate flavor of any food. Just
try one pail of Mrs.
Tuckee You will like it!
It to made right hers in tha
South, and cornea to you al-
ways fresh.
You like ths air-tight,
sanitary, easy-opening con-
tatner for
ata girls in their tent.
(The honor in Port Arthur for the
girl winning tko greatest number of______ „ ____ ___
honors, was awarded to Beatrice Loyalty club will meet.
a dangerous liability to his city.
“Trasurer Hogg's service with the
Army is longer than the age of
ates. st | the Orange Corpa. Ao Corp* Trees-
her h me for the next few weeks. I trer he has handled the Army ti-
to Mrs. Campboll a big leather hon-
or in behalf of the guardians and
girls in appro-lotion of her untiring
efforts to put forth for the advance-
meat of camp fire work.
Frances Benwear told an Indian
legend, written by Mrs. Reid, which
was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Rutan, in a few well-chosen
eighth birthday Wednesday after- sponsfbilities Treasurer Hogg dis-
noon at the home of her parents, tributes 150 War Cry* each week.
Mr. and Mra. James N. Parker, devoting one day weekly to this
Daisies and other spring flowers | work."—The War Cry.
were artistically used thruout the I ------------‘
residenee of Mrs. Lee
man to the Contederacy than any
other state. Still the fast fading
lines of Gray. Whole battalions,
hen regiments, at lads still in their
'teens wsrs called to the colors.
They included boys from the eadet
and grammar schools. Msny still
of the coke ladling fraternity are
to he believed, it to uncommon to
find stains on glasses snd napkins
fellowing the exit of the he-flapper
-elan. Who knows, maybe Inter
when the style ndvances there will
be no morte patronizing Of the coke
higglers' industry?
A man does not alwnya say what
he think, besAune It is not always
oroper to swear before ladies.
their finger nails. Inspection honors
also Mr. Campbell for his kindness
of going after The ice sad mail. A
scry hearty cheer was given to the
boy scout life savers and Chef.
After the reading of the log it
was lcarned that the. ice erenm
euerved for dinner was donated by
the Crown Mereantile company of
Orange, and the box of apples sent
sip several days ago was given by
C. G. Kellis, a ebeer was then giv-
en both of these.
ia which 38 honors were given. The
second was the frog test fur which
30 honors were given. The third
was the fish for which seven honors
were given. These are honors paint-
ed on black cloth and are to ba
An old chronicle aaya: “The moth-
pink ! No.
=ev No. 110 Arrives
newer form of iron, like the Iron In
spinach, lentils and apples In high-
ly concentrated form. It quickly
belpa put strength into your muscles
and color into your cheeks. Get
your doctor to take your red blood
count joday .then take this newer
form of iron known as Nuxated
Orange are oa a peeve, which ia
daily growing worse.
It was all brought about by the
crimson stains which adron napkis,
spoon, and water glasses after the
ever-present nRbper with -the artifi-
cial flow on her lipa has patronised
the podueta of the coke Jugulers.
Employees of the leading cafes
and soda jerkers declare that the
number of ataina ia no an increase,
and that the spots are growing
meeting Methodiet chureh and the tinned for some time. His many
hour of meeting st the ehureh is friends and relatives enjoyed his
1:30. The bn there aad babl are vikit snd hope for another one soon,
also invited and urged to be proa- i ------
sat. I Classified ada are result-gettera.
The Young People's Misstonary so- girls spent part of the afternoon
defy Of the First Methodist chureh embroidering on the various pieces
postponed their regular meeting on Athey had started Isst week. A most
Wednenday afternoon, but will meetpleasing feature of the afternoon
next Wednesday afternoon in the,was the piano seleetion by Miao
basement' of the church sad a fall Juanita Hogge.
. Several games were played and
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
At a late hour defielous refresh-
Ford, Mrs. Jorgenson, Mro. Welch. . ,
Mrs. Kutsn. Mrs. Dasplt, Nr. Rex- ther games ware played
•»». Miss Hanson, Mra, Power and the awn.
land hotel, 1.3> to 5 p. a
ATTKRNOON PARTY FOR
MINH TRAYLOR . --e
Pinehurst Country club was thelwords, then told how much the Fort
bhaueil and de- Arthur girls and guardians appre-
ciated the opportunity of camping
nances ever since the corps was
termed, and he has traveled a total
ot 74,343 mile* in the Master's
berviee. During If period of twenty-
two years thia included 9,413 miles
going to and from congresses and
NOTICE!
We Have Not Closed
And Do Not Intend To.
We are now located at 307 Fourth
Street, where we will maintan sales
and service station for Nash and
Packard.
We also have on hand a large
nuanity of Studebaker parts and are
equipped to give satisfactory servire
on all makes of cars. Yonr pat-
ronage solicited.
W. C. English Auto Co.
Stoves, Furnlturs, and La
i an repaired. Phones 433
Miss Jeannette Stark is at home
from Austin, where she hss been
asending the State university the
past ysar to spend the vacation
montis with her mother, Mro. John
T Stark, and other relatives snd
friends.
Christian Ladies
a parade wan given by the Port
Arthur giris. After a great deal
era of the state wept with one ac-
eord."
In the Halifax county contingent
of the junior reserves was Waltav
Clark, 17 years of age. Ok
was commissioned a major in the
T0th Infantry Regiment, June 3.
1444. Shortly afterward he became
a lieutenant-colonel, the youngeat
officer to hold such rank in either
army la the Civil war He fought
in the battle of Southwest, which
culminated in the Inst Important
Confederate victory in Nort Carolina
was on the bench. He was one of
ths most highly respected jurtote
in the state.
etc We
kinds at
with the Orange girls and thanked
vaeh-one ter the courtesies ' shown
them. A round of cheers were giv-
en. especially te Chief eMtstrezat,
for without him, no camp <ould
Aave been given. The cheer was:
"Hello Chief, you're a friend of
mine,
Hello Chief you're a friend of
The public will benefit by this sale. You can buy here your entire
summer needs at prices usually found in the Big Close Out Sales at
the end of the summer. You would rather buy summer merchandise
at a time when you will get a full season’s wear and it is our plan to
sell it to you—Now—When you want it—at prices just as low as you
can ever buy it.
I- - -^W _ of exeitement taps were blown, each
onegoing to her tent for the night.
Jr. , ***** •eHeMon Detweem Monday morning. — Tent inpee-
E°00 5ye8 and henlth. Our tion ws mnde by Tom Webb and
-Ptica parlor to under the super- Mr. Campbell, the nag going to
licensed optosetrisCump Ansuc of Orange and Mra.
m fitting Kryptok, Daspit's camp of Port Arthur.
t A
oral kinds of cake was served on
the lawn by the mother of the little
(lstess, Mra. Parker, who was as-
sisted by Mrs. J. H. Davis and
Miss Jessie Nash Parker.
The little honoree was presented
with a great many beautiful gifts
which attested the love of her lit-
fle friends.
The little guests departed for their
homes after wishing Elisa Belle
many hore sueh happy birthdays
As this one.
worn on bathing suits.
At this time Mra. Ford presented
Hsmfc, a. e..
Mie, ( • Pine street, are entertaining a house
" , , , Party of their children this week.
Mro. .lode* had the xirl «ing Mr. Van Heeke of Dayton. Mrs.
J B. Sterling and little .on. James
Bennett, of Dayton, and Miss Dor-
othy Dod.) of this city,who baa -pent
'the past month in Dayton. Sour
Lake and Houston. aecompnnied
them home. They will visit in the
Dodd home thia week.
Iron for a tea weeks and watch !
your red blood corpuscles increase;
»••* how much purer and richer your
a na . m Wood becomes: how much stronger
10112 • m and better you feel; what dirfer-
-1:12 a. m ence it makes in your nerves. Over
4.000.0*0 people annually are using
Nuxated Iron. Your money will be
refunded If you do not obtain satis-
factory results. In tablet form only.
At all druggists.—Adv.
tendance is urged.
The president, Miss Mildred Seales
eosed the_meerng with prayer,
ZEMMI HARK an
AUXILIARY
The Zemma Hare girla held their
regular meeting at the First Bap-
tist church, this meeting being th*
regular Bible study. All of the
girls took pert, each one reading a
part of the Seripture lesson.
In absence of the president, Miss
Cooper presided, snd a short busl-
mlng tesi...
The first was
entire house. In the dining pom,
the table held the birthday cake
lighted by eight tiny pink tapers,
bedded in daisies.
lu the hall which was also beau-
tifully bedecked with flowers and
terns, was arranged the “fish pond."
which attended-the ahilditn mueh
merriment. As each one fished a
this Thursday as "Visiting Day."
Auxiliary of the Episcopal
church meets with Miss Rhea at
Nurses' home. 3:34 p. m.
Boys’ Band Rehearsal (cornet
seetion) 1:38 p. m.
Young Women’s Bible Study
elan* of the First Presbyterian
ehureh will meat with Mrs. D.
A. Prater, 13** Orange avenue
at 3:3* p. m.
FRIDAY
Publie Lbrary — Woman’s club
house — open from 10 a. m. un-
til 1 p. ss.
Boys’ Band Rehearsal — 1:30
The Port Arthur tent winning in-
spection the grestest number of
times WBS swarded an inspection
bead. The prizes went to Mro.
Welch’s tent. She and her girls
were -ailed into the circle and pre-
sented with a white bead, represent-
ing elesnliness. Three leather hon-
ors were presented, .which were
missed Thursday nighh to Helen
Hut, Lueille Breaux, nd Louise
Allen, for being the moot eonsider-
thelpotywog testiness session was held. A general
- review was held and proved very
CAMP FIRE oms
CAMP LOG, JUNK 1«TH
Sunday nigkt’p camp fire was the
crowning event of the week's activi-
lies. Tkis council fire wan in charge
of Mrs. Ford and the program
opened by all groups answeling
three calls of ‘ Wo He Lo" and
marching quietly into the circle, eeeb
girl (who had it) in eerensonial
gown, with beads and heedband.
Mrs. Jones led the singing.
rea- , Katherine Ford got the wood gath-
er‛s rank, and ceremonial gown pre-
Matthews with five mimbers and
two visitors present,
Mie Fay Mitehum. the delesute
from the Loyalty club, left Monday
nicht for Bellon, Texes, where the
will attend conterenee. The Loyalty
viewed the leading eate waiter, and
soda serkers this morning in an ef-
fort to eheck up on the industry.
-and this is what they say:
Elmer Saxon, head eoke ladler at
Sholars Drug company: "The flap
pers nowadays take the red out of
red lemonade. "
Marvin Vanee, assistant head soda
jerker. Orange Drug company: "Ths
crimson stains which adorn our
Klasses and spoons—it seems to be
dye—will not wash off.”
Headwaiter Gomes cute: "‘Day
by day in every way' our napkins
The spaelous living roou was
most attractive with spring (lowers
which were arranged in graceful proz
fusion about the room, zennias and
ferns predominating. The dining
room, where the dainty refreshments
were served, never looked lovlier
than on tkia oerasion, the giris in
their charming summer frgeks and
the tmiee s demed iritis- bafkens and
bowls of graceful daisies, made a de-
light tul picture. ,
Tables were arranged for bridge,
nab Jongg, aad bunco and many in-
terestihg game, were played.' No
prises were given.
Among the many guests were the
following out-ot-town guests: Mise
Nell Chapman of Beaumont, Mias
Dorothy Dixon of Houston, Mies
Eula Noble of Lake Charles, Miss
MeKinney. She having, earned 43.
The “big leather honor," given
in each Port Arthur and Orange
cAup to the one girl showing tbs
best camp fire spirit, wss voted on
by ballot during the day, and the
honor for this year was presented to
Mery Fallen of Port Arthur and
Annie Halma ot Orange. This honor
represents a teat with a wide open
door aad a fence with a laughing
mouth. After thto, honors were giv-
M, especially to Chief Mestreiat,
It is a proven fact that a large volume of business at small pro-
fits is better for both the public and the merchant. The Crown has
lowered profits lower than usual 'for the rest of June. We are going
to increase our volume- -we have as a goal a 1924 June business double
that of 1923. We realize that only by placing every article in the
store on sale at worthwhile reductions can this be accomplished-AND
EVERYTHNG HAS BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE.
SULPHUR IS BEST
TOCLEARUPUGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
t --
Any breaking out or skin irrita-
tion on face. Beck or body is over-
come quickest by applying Men-
tho-Sulphur, says a noted skin spec-
lallst. Because of its germ destroy-
ing propertes. nothing has ever
been found to take the place of this
sulphur preparation that instantly
brings ease from the Itching, burn-
ing and irritation.
. Nentho-Sulphur heals eczema
right up. leaving the skin clear aad
smooth. It mellom fails to relleve
the torment or difigurement, A lit-
tie jar of Rowlea Mentho-Bulphur
may be obtained at any drug store.
It is used like cold cream.—Adv.
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The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 146, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1924, newspaper, June 19, 1924; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529284/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.