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TIIE -MORNING OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF City Editor Main 7070, A 6005 Sunday Editor Main 7O70, A 6oy5 Advertising Department. . Main 7O70, A 6o05 Superintendent of Bldg. ..Main 7070, A SUSS AMUSEMENTS. LYRIC (Fourth and Stark) Musical com edy, in 'tloO.OOO." Tnree shows dally at 7 and 1). HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill) Vaudeville and moving pictures, 2 to S, :." to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays continuous. 1:15 to 11 P. M. PA NT AGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows daily. 2:30, 7 and 8:00. COUNCIL CREST Free amusement park. Take CC" cars, Morrison or Washing ton streets. THE OAKS Amusement park. Free ad mission until 5 p. M.. except Sundays and holidays. Take cars at First and Alder. COLUMBIA BEACH Amusements and swimming. Take Vancouver cars on Washington, between Fifth and Broadway. OREGON IAN AT RESORTS. Subscribe with the following agents, at your summer resort, to secure the most prompt delivery of The Orcgonian. City rates. Subscription by mail are payable in Advance: Harview, Or' W. A. Slpprell Hay Citv. Or.. . O. E. Shelley Kavncran. Or F. D. Mitchell Ttrlfrhton. Or A. V. Rows 'arson. Wash C. B Smith Kcoia. Or... Cannon Beach Merchandise Co. ;arlbal(ii. Or D. C. Ellis J. Kidder ("iearhart. Or. . . Long Heach. Wash. Manzanita, Or Nahcotta. Wash.... Neahkahnie Beach, Nchalein. Or New port. Or , , Ocean Lake. Or.... Ocean Park. Wash . . W. S. Robinson W. E. Sthaunai E. Kardell H. J. Brown Or A. C. Anderson I. C. Perejay O. F. Herron Nettie Tomprett ....Emma S. Campbell Pacific Beach. Wash Burl Christie Pacific City. Or D. K. Edmunds Rnckawav, Or Frank Miller t-easide. Or C. W. Alward Shlphcrd's Hot Springs, W'ash . . . . Mrs. N. St. Martin Peavlew. Wash George N. Putnam Tillamook. Or ). S. I.amar Wheeler. Or. ...R. H. Cody and Leo Sohler Wrecks Cause Arhest. Hay Wilk inson, clerk, who Is declared to have fallen asleep at the wheel of his ma chine on the Hawthorne bridge late Tuesday as a result of which a series of collisions followed and three auto mobiles were damaged, wa.s arrested yesterday by Patrolman Klliott on a charge of reckless driving. He put up ball to insure h.is appearance in the municipal caurt today. Wilk inson's car struck one driven by Mrs. Kelix Block. 714 Lovejoy street, caus ing it to swerve and collide in turn with a machine driven by W. W. Savage, 1255 Division street. Tuberculosis Society to Meet. The Oregon Tuberculosis association will hold its annual meeting tomor row at 4:?0 P. M. in room A of the central library. "Reports will be given by the president. A Ij. Mills; execu tive secretary, Mre. Saidie Orr-Dun-bar: treasurer, A. O. Jones: field or ganizer,. Miss Jane C. Allen: modern health crusade, Mrs. S. M. Blumauer; special field nurse for soldiers. Miss Mary U Croncn. Directors will be elected and Immediately following the nieetiry; of the directors will elect officers. The public will be welcome. Rupiim.icAN Club to Meet. l'"or the purpose of ratifying the nominations made at Chicago, the Republican club of Oregon will hold a meeting. De tails will be worked out today at roon when the committco and gov ernor of the club have a luncheon at the Oregon grille. On the com mittee are Judge M. C. George, C. M. Idleman. Mrs. W. M. Cake, .ludge Robert Tucker and Dr. Kmmet Drake. With the exception of Judge George, all the committee members are per sonally acquainted with Senator Hard ing. Bottle Dealer Arrested. Abram Katz, dealer in bottles, was arrested on a charge of reckless driving by Investigator Tully of the traffic bureau, yesterday following an ac cident in which the machine driven by Katz Jumped the curb and collided with a building at the northwest cor ner of First and Grant streets. The window lights were knocked out of the building and the automobile was damaged. Katz gave $20 bail and will have a hearing1 in the municipal court today. Cannon Beach Cottage for Sale or Kent, with one or more lots. Cottage and lot for $700; much less than ccst of building at present prices. Rent for season. $125. A business corner and also store building and lot for sale, and desirable lots at from $100 to $1000 each, on easy terms or dis count for cash. Everything at before-the-war price. Cannon Beach has no superior and few equals for comforts and attractiveness. Phone Sellwood 1025. Adv. Runaway Boys Detained. The Portland police were advised yester day that three boys who had run away from their homes in this city had been taken into custody by the chief of police at Salem. Or. The runaways, who are being held for their parents, are: Paul Wadeal. 13. of 609 Spokane avenue; Robert McLean, 589 Cora ave nue, and Cecil Procter, 1635 East Six teenth street. The chief at Salem re ported that the boys had $60. Auto Skids; Two Hurt. Mattie Mc Ttonald, of the Waldorf apartments, and Mrs. M. D. Randolph, 401 Schuy lei street, received bruises yesterday afternoon when the automobile in which they were riding, driven by L. Stiles, 461 Schuyler street, skidded into a tree at Sixth and Market streets. The car was reported to have skidded as a result of water which had been put on I the street by a sprinkler. Hibernians to Observe T'"ourth. Following a time-honored custom the Ancient Order of Hibernians will ob eerve Independence Day with a pro gramme on Council Crest next Mon day. The patriotic address will be eUlivered by John R. Murphy, attor ney, following which there will be an athletic programme with suitable prizes for the winners. Annual Inspector Named. The rank of predatory animal inspector has been conferred upon F. V. D. Iteed. a government trapper of Elleris burg. Wash., who will report today to the local forest office to take over his new work. The new appointee has been engaged in trapping for the biological service for several years. Court Lectures Masher. After being thoroughly lectured bv Muni c-lpal Judge Rossman on the propriety of ".-sing introduced before speaking I to a young woman, Anton Outinen. Finnish laborer, who was arrested Tuesday evening at Washington park on a charge of violating the mashers' i ordinance, was released yesterday. rOSTOFFICE TO CLOSE MONDAY. The Portland postoffice will be closed all day Monday, according to announce ment by Inspector Barclay, acting postmaster. There will be no mail deliveries, and the office windows will be closed throughout the day. This is in observance of Independence day. Laborer Pleads Guilty. J. Stone, laborer, pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday to a charge of bootlegging and was fined $200 by Judge Bean. He admitted having sold a quantity of . moonshine whisky. Government Mineral Springs Hotel and baths, 15 miles from Carson, Waah., elevation 1400 ft. Splendid accommodations, excellent fishing, an ideal resort to spend the 4th. Tariff $4 per day. Adv. do you need artificial teeth? Try Dr. E. C. Rossman, plate specialist. 807 Journal bldg. Adv. Bang! Close that desk and come out to Windemuth on the Willamette for a swim. The water's fine. Adv. The Gearhart Rest will reopen for business on July 3. under same man agement. P. M. teas every day. Adv. Kemmerer Coal. Carbon Coal Co., mine agents. East II88.0 Adv. NOTED ACTRESS OPENS PORTLAND ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT. ll:-ipplllllll;i;l iwliilili jf,, '5"', 4 ' ' M ' So"'' $ ' liiSPECTORS ARREST SECOND-HAND DEALER MRS. MIXX1E MADDEBX FISKE. The appearance of Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske in a new play at the Heilig theater tonight and for the remainder of the week is the significant event which the theater holds in store for patrons. The comedy, entitled ".Mis' Nelly of Is Orleans," is said to be one of the most enjoyable in Mrs. Fiske's long stage career. The titular role gives the brilliant American comedienne a greater opportunity for light and shade and delicate nuances of comedy (han she has ever had before. The story is one of Creole life in New Orleans and evokes all the qu aintness and charm of the much loved crescent city. About 135 Women Would Teach. One hundred and thirty-five young women and a few young men seeking stale certificates as teachers began taking an examination prepared . by W. C. Aldcrson, county school super intendent. In room 720, courthouse, yesterday. The number probably will be increased today. Examinations will continue through the week, end ing Saturday afternoon. These seek ing one year certificates will com plete the work sooner than those ask ing life certificates. Applicants must be graduates of a high school and have taken 12 weeks of a teachers' training course. Review Again Asked. Miss Laura Kennedy, clerk of the civil service board of the city, filed a second peti tion in the circuit court yesterday for a writ of review of the action of city officials in discharging her. Presiding Circuit Judge McCourt quashed a previous writ Monday be cause of the insufficiency of allega tions contained. The new petition sets forth that Miss Kennedy was named stenographer to the board after passing a competetive civil service examination, and carrfe under the rules applying to all civil service employes. Store Owner Pleads to Gambling. James K. Donovan, proprietor .of three cigar stores in the Railway Exchange building, pleaded guilty to permitting gambling in two of the stores and was fined $20 on each count by Presiding Circuit Judge McCourt yesterday. He was the first of several cigar men arrested several weeks ago to plead guilty because of the use of dice or punch-boards in their shops. The fine was at the recommendation of Deputy District Attorney Pierce. "i lirtino" Causes Wreck. Louis Christenson, 17, attempted to attract the attention of two girls as he was driving around the corner at Fifth and Salmon streets with the result that he collided with a parked auto mobile, according to Investigator Tully, of the traffic bureau, who ar rested Christenson yesterday on a charge of reckless driving. Christen son's case was turned over to the Juvenile court. John Markead, com panion of Christenson, was taken Into custody as a witness. Knights to Visit Tillamook. Headed by P. J. Hanley, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, a large delegation of Knights will leave Portland Saturday at 1 P. M. to institute a council of the Knights of Columbus at Tillamook, Or., Sunday, and will return Monday. The initia tory work will be under the direction of Mr. Hanley and will conclude with a banquet to the Knights and ladies. by the ladies of Tillamook. Better Dentistry. We are elimi nating shock and worry and giving our patienLs better dentistry, by treat ing for pyorrhea, extracting, filling and crowning teeth, without pain by aid of Nerve Blocking. Drs. Hartley, Kiesendahl & Marshall, 307 Journal bldg. Adv. School Officials Leave Saturdat. A. C. iNewill, school director, and Charles A. Rice, assistant superin tendent of schools, leave Saturday for Salt Lake City to attend the con vention of the National Educational association in that city. LERS BUSY IN CITY HEAT CAUSES RESIDENTS LEAVE WINDOW'S OPEN". TO Complaints Reaching Police From Many Paris of Portland Report Activities of Burglars. That burglars are taking advantage of the warm weather, as a result of which residents leave doors and win dows open, is indicated by the large number of prowlers reported to the police yesterday in which articles ranging from money to porch chairs and flower boxes were taken. The theft of $75 from his residence at 601 Lexington street was reported by Walter Bean. The place was en tered thrpugh a rear door and the money taken. Two watches and other jewelry in the building were not mo lested. W. A. T. Bushong, 821 Hawthorne avenue, reported the loss of a porch rocker and three cushions from the front porch of his house. The basement of a confectionery store at 360 Union avenue North was entered through a rear window and 20 yards of carpet taken. Mrs. C. B. Kramer, 1183 Union ave nue North, reported the theft of a flower box. Burglars entered the room of H. J. Johnson. Morgan hotel, and took a suit of clothes and a watch. ; iie room of Sam Dahl in the same Vlotel was also entered and a suit, hand bag and watch and chain take&. The theft of a check protector and a draughting outfit from the estab lishment of the Columbia Wire & Iron Works, East Eighth and Market streets, was reported yesterday. This is saia to be the second time this es tablishment has been entered within the past few days. Soma money and keys were taken previously. Mrs. Ida Streeter of the Larrabie hotel reported the theft of 33 towels. Coroner's' Jury Acquits Sellers. HOQUIAM, Wash., June 30. (Spe cial.) George Sellers, proprietor of the Baldwin hotel, who shot and killed Romolo Cecarelli when he found the latter peeking through his window last Saturday night, was ex onerated by the coroner's jury. Rosenkrant Charged ' With Receiving Stolen Property. POLICE GET SILVERWARE Harrow, Special Policeman During Shrine Week, Is Given 90 Days in Jail. As the climax to the investigation of the operations of an alleged gang of burglars operating in FortlanO during the Shrine convention and the Rose Festival, 11. Itosenkrant, second hand dealer at 185 Front street, was arrested yesterday afternoon by In spectors Russell, Van Dusen. Wright and Gordon on a charge of receiving stolen property. The inspectors reported the recov ery of 26 pieces of silverware stolen from Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hilton, Mar vin apartments. East Seventh and Taylor streets, on the night of June 1. The inspectors reported that Rosenkrant failed to make a record of the purchase of the silverware, for which he paid $13, and" that he took It home afterward. They say his ac tions indicated that he knew the goods to be stolen. His bail was placed at $500. Rosenkrant was arrested yesterday after Jack Andrews, alias James B. Main, one of the three arrested for the robbery of the Hilton apartment, had told the inspectors that he sold the silverware at that place. After he had been confronted by Main. Rosenkrant went out to his home and turned over the silverware, inspectors reported. Special Policemnn Sentenced. Main was given six months in jail yesterday by Municipal Judge Ross man on a charge of larceny from a building. Clyde E. Harrow, special policeman during Shrine week, another member of the gang, was given 90 days in jail by Judge Rossman. Harrow, accord ing to the inspectors, admitted stand ing guard outside while his two com panions robbed the Hilton apartment. James 13. Lustig. said to be the third member of the gang, will have a hear ing in the municipal court, on a charge of larceny from a building today. At the time or the arrest of the trio by Inspectors Gordon and' Wright, a large quantity of jewelry and other goods was found in their possession. The inspectors believe this was taken in other robberies about the city, al though as yet none of it has been identified. The inspectors were unable to learn definitely yesterday if Rosenkrant had purchased other goods from the gang of burglars. They announced, however, that a thorough investiga tion would be made. John Mayo, laborer, 24 years of age, who was arrested late Tuesday night by Inspectors Mallett and Price at East Thirteenth street anfl Linn ave nue, has been identified as a man seen prowling around in the home of Elsie W. Schaller, 697 Sherrett ave nue, it was announced yesterday. The man was frightened away, and took iio valuables, the police report. Mayo, according to Miss Schaller. who identified him, entered a room where she was in bed. When she called out he left. Attorney Maguire trespass probably against him. Deputy District laid a charge of would be filed BAD BOYS' PARENTS FINED Walla Walla Court Holds Parents for Children's Acts. WALLA WALLA, Wash., June 30. (Special.) J. Mulligan and E. Dickin son arrested under the city ordinance making parents responsible for -the acts of their children, pleaded guilty in police court yesterday and were fined $25 each. Their two sons had "borrowed" an automobile without the owner's consent and had enjoyed an Yakima Wool Crop 2,000,000 Lbs. YAKIMA, Wash., June 30. (Spe cial.) Yakima's total wool crop this year is more than 2,000.000 pounds, according to H. Stanley Coffin of this city. Eighty per cent of it has been sold at prices averaging about 40 cents, and the total return will be above $800,000, Mr. Coffin estimates. CARD OK THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends and flie Woodmen of the World for their kindness and sympathy in the loss of our father and brother, W. H. Austin. MRS. O. C. MASON. MRS. W. Y. ARTHUR. J. H. AUSTIN. Adv. E. L. AUSTIN. . CARD OP THAXKS. I wish to express my thanks and appreciation t6 Orient Lodge No. 17. I. O. O. V.. and to Utopia Rebekah Lodge, also to the many friends and neighbors for their kind attentions during the illness and death of mv. husband, and lor the beautiful floral otrerings they sent. Adv. - MRS. NELLIE MIXER. Blemis mars the perfect appearance of her com. plexion. Permanent and temporary skin troubles are effectively ncealed. Reduces un natural color and corrects sy skins. Highly antiseptic, with beneficial results as a curative agent for 70 years. For Sale by Owner Cadillac $2800 Cadillac touring car for sale by owner, slightly used, completely equipped, guaranteed perfect condition and good tires. This is a real automo bile buy for someone who wants a good car. Telephone Main 715 for inspection and demonstration. Be Cool and Comfortable for the Fourth in one of our Kuppenheimer Air-0-Weaves And Palm Beach Suits For Men and Young Men Included in Our Great 20 Per Cent Cut on Everything Sold in Our Store Cool, two-piece suits for warm summer days. In smart good taste for business, out ing or vacation'wear. Single or double-breasted. In plain tans, greens, blue mix tures, overplaids and irides-cents. $20Suits,Now$16 $30 Suits, Now $24 $25Suits,Now$20 $35 Suits, Now $28 MO Sultx, Now X1. 30r Cut on All Our Other Sultn. KicluniTe Kuppenheimer House In Portland. Morrinon at Fourth. S. A If. Green Stnmpn Given. hour's ride jpherk caught. The boys were given a lecture and warned that the next offense would mean a visit to the juvenile court. W. O. Clark paid a fine of $100 for having liquor in his possession. J. F. Clark was fined $100 for being drunk. After imposing th fine the court re lented and $80 was remitted on ac count of the man's family. giiiHiniiuinimimHiMiniiiiiiimmnmitiitiiiinminiiiinmimiiimttitm OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE I Our local patronage is large, yet we take particular pride In the fact i s that visitors from all parts of the Northwest visit this office, and we 1 enjoy tne largest practice from oirt-of-town people. RRinRF WflRK has been brought to the highest state of perfection. The I I UniUUt 1IUni teeth on this bridge are interchangeable at will without i removing from the mouth. We use gold or porcelain as your fancy die- laics. inif in uuiy uhb ui uu r many original metnoas. PARTICULAR ATTEXTIOX PAID TO PLATES H AND BRlIMiKWOHK 1 PVORRHOKA SlCCESSrllLV TREATED. H EXAMINATION FRKE. I Honrs i 8tSO to 5 I'. M. Phone Main S020. I 3 Years in Portland. WISE DENTAL CO. i RELIABLE PAINLESS DENTISTS. 11 FAILIX'U BLDG., THIRD AND WASHING- I TON, S. E. CORNER. ENTRANCE O.N I THIRD STREET. I aiimminmiHiwitwmiiiiiinMmniiittmiimnitwtimiiutminniiimmi Wanted Chairs to Cane by School for Blind FOR PARTICULARS CALL Mar. SOSU rZ'MR.JE-Mzers DE LUXE DIXIE CAKES Quality Unexcelled ASK YOUR GROCER Served at Hotels, Restaurants and Soda Fountains. PORTLAND SALEM ASTORIA ABERDEEN Phone E. 755. Haynes-Foster Baking Co. ON SALE Lentz Famous Solid Oak Extension Tables When we say solid oak there is no veneer. The tables will last a lifetime. No trouble and no peeling off. Look over the following: $39.00 solid oak, 6-ft. extension, tir:h.: $29.00 $40.00 solid oak, 6-ft. extension, in.ch t:p: $30.00 $62.00 solid quartered oak, 6-ft. LT"1.0.":.?:.. $46.50 $70.00 solid quartered oak, 6-ft. extension, 54-inch J)2 50 $72.00 solid quartered oak, 6-ft. LT"!1.0.11:.!8::. $54.00 $84.00 solid quartered oak, 6-ft. extension, 54-inch jjjQ QQ $99.00 solid quartered oak, 8-ft. extension, 54-inch 00 Belding-Hall . Old Reliable Refrigerators They pay for themselves in the saving of foods. They protect your health by keeping your food sweet and wholesome through the hot summer days. Perfect circulation and ecoiom ical. Note the reduced prices. $18.75 Galvanized, Q-J A Qfk holds 30 lbs. ice.. wliiOU $22.50 Enamel lin d, ?f f rfl holds 30 lbs. ice.. 0J-VJ.Oll $27.50 Enamel lin'd, C?Of QK holds 50 lbs. ice.. JtF.iJ $39.90 Enamel lin'd, CJOQ QA holds 85 lbs. ice.. DAV,VJ $45.35 Side ice,, holding 60 lbs.. . $51.25 Side ice, (PQQ Hft holding 75 lbs DOU.JV $84.00 Porcelain lined, holds "r01.";: .?:.....:.. $58.oo $34.50 HOMEumiSHERS SQ - TO - FIFTH 377 $5500.00 BUY A PLANE AND MAKE MONEY IN USE AN AIRPLANE IN YOUR BUSINESS COMMERCIAL FLYING Two Premier Planes The Avro Two-passenger and pilot, or 750 pounds. The English training plane rslow landing speed high ceiling. The safest airplanes built. Lincoln Standard Two-passenger and pilot. 150 H. P. famous Hispano motor. Quick climb high ceiling long cruising range. Agents wanted for territory in northwest.- Come in and inquire O. K. Jef f ery Airplane Co. Foley & Van Dyke 106 Fifth St.,. Just Below Washington Why Not Have a VICTROLA Today? I., jft i7 U mmmt f 1 Myle l.V, I'rice 75 Syle AT. Trice 150 All the most desirable styles now on sale in our phonograph department. We sell on reasonable terms. July Record on Sale Today (Partial List Onlv): "I Think I'll Get Wed in the Summer," Sir Harry Lauder $1.25 "Good-bye, Sweet Dav" "The Meeting of the Waters" Merle Aleock 1.00 "The Moon Shines on the Moonshine," Sidney Phillips "So Long, v Oolong (How Long You Gonna Be Gone ?) " V. Roberts .85 "Who'll Take the Place of Mary ?" Crescent Trio "Marion (You'll Soon Be Marryin' Me)" R. Grant, B. Murray .85 "Oh, By Jingo!" Medley fox trot "Nobody But You" Medley fox trot. . .All-Star Trio 1.35 "Greatest Miracle of All" Sophie,Braslau 1.00 "Scotch Pastorale" Mischa Elman 1.00 "The Girl of the Golden West" Ch'ella mi creda. . . Edw. Johnson 1.00 "The Barefoot Trail" Jno. McCormack 1.00 "Espana Rapsodie" Philadelphia Orchestra 1.50 "Rigoletto Monologo Pari Siamo". .Renato Zanellia 1.50 "Bohcme Racconto di Rodolfo" Orville Harrold 1.50 "Les Filles de Cadix" Amelita Galli-Curci 1.00 "Berceuse" ..Alfred Cortot 1.00 "Largo" Enrico Caruso 1.50 "Samson and Delilah S'apre per te il mio cor" Gabriella Besanzoni 1.00 Mail Orders Accurately and Promptly Filled. FOLEY & VAN DYKE 106 5th St., Bet. Wash, and Stark Sts. PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS, RECORDS Main 1238 Wilcox Bldg. Miss Catlin's School FOR BOARDING AND DAY Ft TILS 'ow occupies Us new bulldlnic on WKSTOVER TKRRACES An Ideal Location Basketball and Ten nis courts. PrrniirM rlrls for eastern as well as western co"1rs a-nd bcIioo'.b. under a fac ulty of able eastern teachers. .Number of students in each class limited. Primary, Intermediate and Hierh School Departments uoys Accfpieu in Primary Grades. Special and Collese Preparatory Courses. JUUSlC, Art. r ii ysiuni a ram Ins; and Science. French Taunht Throughout the School. Board in c Department Special Feature, Catalogue Sent Ipon Request lo Vestuver Terrare. Portland, Ore son. Phone Marshall 3129. WANTED First-class meat cutter. Steady job for you. Apply AV 41, OREGONIAN Printers Bookbinders Desks Filing Cabinets GLASS & PRUDHOMME COMPANY 63-67 Broadway, Portland. SNAP 1919 OVERLAND, model 90. tour ing car. only $700. This car ia in excellent shape; pood tires, cood paint, frood upholstering. It is seldom such a snap as this can be found. The car must be eold this week; $700 i3 the price. Bring your money with you. Can arrange terms on part. COVEY MOTOR CAR COMPANY WaHhlncton St. at 21st. Main REPAIRED PIANOS. FL4YKR. PIA.NOS, PHONO. CRAPHS Also refmfsbrl by a new and bettr process for less money. Tuning ana action reruiaun. HAROLD S. GILBERT 384 Yamhill Street Planus Boueat. Rented, Sold. VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous be castse of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL Tha world's standard remedy for these disorders, will often ward off these dis eases and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. Look for tao name Cold Medal on every boa and accept no im its lion rfifci.ri.sa:M iiriiTi I Medicine g TRY thia approved rem-( edy. Just tha tonic toe nervousness, Bleeplessnesa,' depressed J feeling, loss of appetite, digestive troubles, brain fag, or Blow recovery from influenza and kindred ailments. A tonic, alterative and diuretic for blood and nerve disorders. 1 Estab. 20, Years in Portland C. Gee Wo - Root and Herb Remedies 162 Vz First St., Portland, Or.