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Miiil hisurwrni) hhK', Hunt. Mtnrrt ti. utri in i,..iiunliiiiill imili ll-full ' - ii VMM i.Am4 I man wv:.m a Ala AHEAD FOR THEFARMER Congress Asked to Guarantee Wheat Price Bean Crop Sure to Be Sold Lemons Whiten and Beautify the Skin! Make Cheap Lotion red o ft i J g. SO 00,000,003 ona. Of ull the producers the f armor 1b point to llnd himself in the best po Bitton itnancialiy during the period of readjust iiu-iit, according to reports ruining, out of Wusulmmm from day to day. The United States Food Ad ministration the other day asUud Con gross to appropriate $1.2o0,0ou.000 to maintain the- price of wheat at $2.20, tiller, a figure cuaranteed bv the i;cviriiimnt Jllst lor the vjvj wheat crop prior to the ending of hostilities. It seems like ly that the Food Administration will father other legislation and decrees which will protect the farmer against lowering prices. Fallowing hard upon that announce ment the California Food Administra tion made public the fact that the Gov I'rninent i.s (joins to purchase virtually the, entire ln.an crup of the state for the army and navy. The Government lias been purchaine, about 5UU0 tons of beans a month at a higher figure than beans ever biouyht before the war. The average price of wheat to the farmer on July 1, 114. was TC.it cents per bushel. In other words the Gov ernment guaranteed to the wheat rais er for a period of two years an ad vance of Htl per cent over what his product brouuht In normal times. Competent authorities estimate that should tho Government withdraw Us guarantee now that the fighting Is over, wheat wo.tld drop to at least $l.:'n per bushel and probably lower. In the light of all this the Govern ment expects the Dinner to participate more than ever in tho coming Victory Liberty Loan. The juice of two fresh lemon-; strained into a bottle coniaininn three ounces of orchard while makes a whole quarter pint of the- most re markable lemon skin beautitier at about tlie cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through n fine cloth so no lemon pulp gels in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener, smoothener and beau- War Council on Retirement An nounces Cash and Supplies Contributed. WORKERS WILL -CARRY CM." Five Bio Coeictici in World Wide Plan. H. P. Davison Heads International American Red Cross Commission. Dr. Livingston Farrand Permanent Leader of Peace Organization. try it! Make up u ciiini'ler pint hi this nvmiy lraerani union Union and massage it "ally into the fare, neck, arms and hands. 11 shonni nuturuUly help to whiten, rol'ton, freshen, and brir.f; out the hidden roses and beauty of any skin. It is wonderful fur ruiiitli, red nanus. Your drUKf-'ist will sell three ounces of orchard while at lime onsi. ind any grocer will supply tho lem- U. S. ORGANIZES SAVING SOCIETIES ALL OVER NATION (Adv.). ! Ynshi'.'"ton. (Special. )--Paviseii as chairman issues : Ini: statement on behalf -Council of (he American lie "To Ihe American People: i -The War Cuiincii of th Ked Cress appointed by I'll ' son on .May 10, l'.UT. to e; i work of llie Alnerici'.i Inst Ihe war, ill their Henry P. ihe i.illnvv f War I Cress : -o- e American sidelil Wil irry on the lied Iviple oss dur and by I Ct'll.-t'll FOR REEDSPORT (TIAMIiKIt K COMMKItCK HAS oi;iii:i;i.i rm: itihiiasl oi- TWO Sl.TS OP' CHKMH'AI. Al'- ri!.Ti s i-oit I'liiiiiivii 111:1:. to ;: m:i.i i:itu soon. TOWN IS TO BE INCORPORATED SeereUiry tiH'iiey I 'ape lor In-U-mMd hi Kniploy At tn Draw liutHKiraiinii r Tt I'rocure i-uiuls Harbor Improvement. New York Thrift Clubs Meet Success, Says Times The pov rnnient of the United States is doiuK Botnethin?; It never did before orizaniziruT eoiieties. The Treasury Department has recommend ed rnd is f;irthertn t!'" formation or Thiilt Club. and War Savings Stamp scicii'tii'H In evi ry shop. ofTice. .store and Industry In the 1-:i-i. not to nu n'!' n th- tt:o i. .mMs ot such clubs alieailv organized auioni: the school clilld'en of V.io nation. As an indiiatinii of t!i" tn niendmis undeil;. in : impurtawe of this new act 1'. try of t'.i- umenimrnt to make Amenta a nation of -avers and in vestors, ti:"' N' W Vo(k 'limes in it l.siie of .l::nua:y 11 d. -votes a whole column of is fm.inc'al a- e to a s'ory of the Ininatiou of Thr.fl Clubs a;mme the f s of New York bunks and the instant s.me.-is of Ih Timi'S s;.ys: Chib i a:: ' , jtiid C ni.s has II. IS S-il'l id; The T' ilh f-ir 111" in the (From Vort Vmp-iua Courier). A very inter. sun; nullum of the Chamber of Commerce and one which uid considerable ini.onaiu business, was h-id Tuesday evening: in the otfiee of the Courier. Anion; the most impuriant acts was tlie pui .hase of two seis of chemical lire mtuti. each one Ix-nitf oi a vote of tlie Cellini! Cummiue at midiii'lit, Kebrunry L'S. "ininirdiately the urmlsiiee was si-i.ed the War Coum;i insiituied sunlies li determine when ihe strict ly war work of tlie ..i-aeiat Ion would have boon snilieien: ly matured to en able the direction t-f ufl'airs o be re sumed by the peniJMH'iit stall. Henry V. Oavisoii, he! in; in Tan wli-n (be arinisiiee was sia :ed, suimnoned n eonferein-e there of the beads of nil the lli-d Cross Commissions In Kur.'pe lo canvass the situation. After con sidering nil the factors ll was con cluded to make the transition on March 1. The very fortunate cludee of In. Livingston l-'ammd as the new chairman of the Central Cuinmiiiee, and thereby the permanent chief ex ecutive of the lied Cross, makes possi ble the consummation of this plan un der the most favorable conditions. Accounts Audited bv War Department. "Detailed reports to Congress and a audit of Its accounts by the Imminent wil! coiiMituie the rd df Hed Cross activity dur- war. AlthoiiL'h ll b;;s I n tu make public all epcin!i- n au'.lio.i-.ed and to I'ouiplel War D. final re ii:- the ihe rnie lures wht i;ie de- ipp; gallons capaciiy uKJUs. etc. Tin w i I h pric. 200 each. b livt red le re shorily ;!;iced in dili'-Pun sei hose pi! id aMacn for the Tliey will be and will be t ions of 1 be minnittee reported buildint; of ihe new now beiim' adv er the sam; will bi' . al 7 p. m. Chan. her of Cmmm rco of 'hi--,cnt on record by piotesiir. The school that bids for tin school house ai tist d and that npeiied March : The town liun b. spoa-e palm, m S t . : ! i : v. denial i. l)i U an in r i ' pr.r oit . other l i broie : is d :crintii 1 m irie.; ilk to the nt ; c If -f trie f o'im i.i; dit- ;; pub-.r- di- i and ,) j. y wil h ; iP in th- of S anpi and n i- il p'T cent 're who e it was i worth of War ('! tiln ati s lu&l against tlie closing of the railroad hr'dtre across the rinpuua Hiver at nlchifl. nnd din-eted that the tu- t:i'V li'ie a protest Witll the 1'. S. ell- riu't - i s and th- War Department. A committee was appointed to make arrangements "! -y,'r'ie a nwetinp place for Ihe Chamber of Cnmmereo. Amith. r coiiniiitt e v:tf apnfdnted on m mbetship. both eoin-mitc-'os to r-'port at ihe next regular meetinir. It appxariur that there Is a )os sibb" ciiimee d Ho- Port of I'mpqua ecnriiiir funds from the tlnvi ium-nt appropriation for the improvinc of li.irboi., 'lie f-'--cretaiy was directed n t;,ke tie- Matter up at o; e with iIip On cuti Senators and Conirress men by i. leirraph. A r--olulien was pas- d that ihe ritiers of K iMn-rt :id ihe Hiir- roumline cuimlry ceb btate the khu !er 1th of Jnlv in an appropriate r.aiii-' r. detail" heir is b-fl tor a later Hie. MllL'. r of incorporat ii.t' the Isport wa- dis. u.'-d and Wil:' directeil tO Se.i'Ie ol Attorney J ( Wat btirc. and hae h'm pre- sM.rv e;ip--i:- 1 tailed lafonaatbin relative i. all work underiakeii, Ihe War 'oun.-!t in turn Ini; oer Us revpoi.sildlltles i Dr. Tar rand and bis associates dein lo ;:ie a brief resume if Ked Cro-s war time activities lo the American people, to u bom the Ked Cross belong, and w hose generous c.iiiribuiloiis have tiiil'le pus sibie all that has been nccdinph'-hed. "During the past nearly lw.tiiy.-ne nionlbs the American peopl. have iriven in cash and supplies In Un American lied Cross I" ' ,. i,:,n SpHt. (rio.iNm. No Milne ' .e pho td upon ihe cr.i.trlhniioiis .f serv Ice w Inch liave lieell jriveli wllhout slint nnd of tetit'mes at yreat sacriticc by m.'lion of nlir people. 'The etlort of the AuMTlean I!ed Cros in this war ; coiisiint -d by j far the InrueM voluntary tifis of j money, of hand and heart, ever con- 1 tnbiited purely for the relief of hu man Mifferinu'. Thronuh die I Cro-s ihe heart nnd -pirit of the w bole American people have h.en mobilied In lake care of our own, to lelire tlie misery hicile. to the war. ate! a!o o rec:d t.t the World Ihe supreme ideaK of our i tiifotml life. liveryoi.e ulm ha-, hud anv part In tills war effort of the It.-.! Clo-s s ell d'led to cori-ialllh'te I. illi'-l t No thanks from aiivoiie co-itd be i-; :;d hi value to the "!f sa t i -f ;i c m ei i-very-ntif should feel for the p:-l! t.iletl. Cullv s.CMMi.ito!) Aineri'MM w.-n.- ii have i'erted llielliselvcs in lie. I Cio mTV- netunlty liicuMi-eii since th Bnuiiftlc, "As for work milling die Krench peo ple, no'.v tbat hosulnlea have eenaeil, du- l'r i.eh thei:iselves naturally pre f r as l..r as possible to provlile for their own. li h:is acierdinly been de termined thai tbe oidius principle of lied Cross policy in Crance henceforth vtutll be to have punctilious regard to its every responsibility, but to direct its efforts primarily to assisting French relief societies. Tbe liberated and devastated regions of France have been divided by tbe government Into a limit disuiets, each otnVlalty assigned to n designated French relief organi zation. "The American lied Cross work in France was initiated by a commission of eighteen men who landed on French shores June KJ, IPIT. Since then some Pahhi persons have been upon the rolls In France, of whom 7.000 were actively engaged when the armistice was signed. An indication of die pres ent scale ef (he work will be obtained from the fact that the services of 0,000 persons are still required. "Our American Kxpedltlounry Force having largely evacuated Fnyland, die activities of the Ked Cross Commis sion there are naturally upon a dimin ishing scale period. Active operations are still In progress In Archangel and Siberia. "Tbe work In Italy has been almost entirely on behalf of the civ ilian pop ulation of thai country. In the critical hours of Italy's struggle Ihe American people, through ihelr lied Cross, sent a practical message of sympathy and relief, for which the government and people of Italy have never ceased to express their gratitude. Supplies and Personnel to Near East. "Tbe occasion for such concentra tion of effort in Italy, Knghiud, Bel gium and even in France having natur ally and normally diminished. It ban been possible to divert supplies nnd personnel in large measure to the aid of those people In the Near F.ast who have hitherto been Inaccessible lo out side assistance, but whose suffering! have been upon an appalling scale. The need of dies,, peoples are so vast that government alone can meet thorn, but the American Ked Cross is making an effort to relieve immediately the more acme distress. "An extensive group of American workers has been dispatched to carry vitally needed supplies, and to work this winter in the arlous Hulk an coun tries. In order to co-ordinate their ttc tiviiies, a Hnlkan commission bus been established. with headiuuriers at Koine, Italy, from which point alone ull the l'.alkau centers can be reached promptly. "A commission has Just reached Po land wiih doctors' and imws, medical supplies, and food for sbk children and invalids. An American Ked Cross Commission bus a No bet .i appointed to iild in relieving rbe suiTei ini; of Rus sian prisoners still coiiiiued in l.eiinaii prison camps. "An iuipoiiunt commission Is slill working in I'ale-tine. Tlirmli the war special co -operation has been given to the Armenian and Syrian Ke lief Commi-sion, which was the only agency able to carry relief In the In ;ernr of Turkish dominion. Red Cross Wdl Continue. "Ilod Cjos effort Is thus far flung. It will condone lo be so. Hut the movement n pl es,-nted by this work has bkewie ;.-.-uijied a u I nt mint e place in the daily hie of our people at home. The army of workers which has been b Mjjjy ill MEVER '.' vi v i'i 'i i : m i ll Bmmlmral joy smoke H I Pll I II ll! 1 MM W T.:W : m-m If ijl'iiliHiiilir . ?:!'l:;":!;': t! i !f aw null in,' . . :m m a& . V' 'c- v.-1; it i':'i umm h... N I Mil ' SJ u-vviil.' ill I I I; If i 5 f"- .Lxc M.iy M 'TV 'ttk' . 'utll L . Ca iiZT''!S,: ii wr-i nuch ricrht-handed-two- N feted cr.".o!:ooy cr, yoa puff cut of a cmirv ei cached with iYinc-3 Albert I TLct's becam-j P. A. 3 tho quzUty! You r.-r.i'c foot ycir t-.o nppanitus any moro than you cr.:i r--;t live r.cos out cf a family dc!:l So, when ycu hit p..;n'c'o All-crt, corni;:;?; r-id going:, c.r.d r;ct up half r-i hour c:::';i.T jui tJ r,lr.rt ctokinc'your pipe cr rolling: cigarettes, . .. ; .-? 3: ..- yr.r.'vo rjt U:c bij prL-c cn do end of your hnc ! i 1 a c'-.a'iiy clone puts it in a class cf its own, f fu.pi.-0 that P. .. is madG by our exclusive .'th.'.t ciitr; out i '! : and p.nrch well you . ; a Hock of dictionaries to lind enough words :: happy days sentiments t ' l rcj tins, harftsttm pvunti anj hulF-pound tin ..! t(.i!y, p icfwcj pond .' crystal glasa humidor with tSe f.fcc.-o lit Much perfect condition. ;:s Mini 1. 1) 1 i;- !l. 1. 1.1 I ll.).M h. hy ill. CN.'.I MiHllfl!. iHIrt 1(1 IM.H-'-'l n i.liiiun l!n- v'-'1 Inililis ulllrll lll.iy ii.. mil- ill. in 111. 111 in-' i.ni-'Miii ii'. ..Ull lt .1. Si:-L III' HI 111 lln' lllllll-'l" "' L-iip lie' l.'lkiuniK iniiii nil t'Xi'li.iiu : .-I'lllllll I I'M, III 111- ill V- IUH' .U'l, ii.ii..v. .1 I ' in ,1,1.') : I, 11 III. ii ll 1 1ml - I If li.lt 111' III 111 11 l 'ins in lill ,.1 1,1, in 1 1 . .1I1. i' 1.-. I ii lil vii'i i. lln- ;ir. in humid lo liu pupular. Tin iitlnT ili'.v an nnl'T iMiiit: lor .r0.1MiO i-iisi-s. Wliili- Hutu in a puinihiliiin il onlv .rilMl. Hit- K'tiih- III tin- lutvn mill dislrii-l liav.' raii'il 5 U r.o. (i n 0 lor l ti t liiipriivoiiii'iil (if llii-lr liarhur aii'l art' ivaitliiK (( '' what t liiivi-rn-im-iil will iln tiiwanl inalrliini! II. A lii'W liank upi'iii'il lip and llu'i'i' in a piiwcr plant and Uc-i-dsporl la laklntc on city aim. .Insi iinvv ll is mostly nil slillii, liul lln-y Inlind diodniliK Ihe I'nipiiu Kivi'i' and lllliiiR In ami Him (1m liwn will lu- solidly built, l'nr a hllli- place-. It Import Is simp ly li 11 lit 111 i ll K alnni;. The peopln tlli-ro will i;cl all' nil bccailsn llicy ul'O will ing tn ll'dp tllt'insi'lvt'H." and I 1 h.ti iic 4111.. 1 I. .1S 1 'I'i I ' 11 l pr UP' III'! ,.1111' I t IV nit.. .nTvn .' liy til:; i.r mil' 1 wisi . ajahl'' In 111' i s t.l any 11c- lei i iiilril ami I must lint I pcrii'lit Hi. r.- I nt II. i- wilh n- ('r..s. II is I,tl"W ll -I iIuijii: tin- war .!.'iii"l.ili' 'l. All "lir rx- . iii lln' war slinws i lciirly that an unlimited licld for mtvI-w kind wlin.li caimlic? pi'ifurninl ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 r .ll'.'i-liv.-ncsH hy lln- ICeil hut its future- tasks tuny ho t liu,.. --il.li- tn f.ir.'inst. We s thi-r.; is 1111 Aiiiit- ilis. hal -!, d In IV- I.I li.'i l.' linn hiilius on 111' loll in 111ul11 T upuu wliicii I, ii.l II.. 11 linal pay. K.-lui-ninci' iliis. ,. wi.n 11.. I.' In. 11 diMlialT.'d -mil lll.-ir I. mil pay t 1 1 , . -1,11 In, nils, sl.iillld w rilf I til til.' ,l'IH I- Hl.llll l' OltlCT, r.ililiiilil.'. U'aslillii;!ull, ll. , ii. ,1 . . 1 III 1' Mm .' Apl ll li. II, ,- 1 I lln li' last disi liall'.' a.l.ll.-i.s lu winch I'llllUS . I.... US tu I"' i, . II' I1.-1..C Willi Iliis 1. lli't ... h.u, i- .1 til icali- or 1111I1 . 1 lor ill li.uui' and I1111I1. If I'i Children Cry fo? Hclccs iJ f &$M&i why i -tU 1 ii in 1 1 ip th. 11 fW CLNTS DESTROYS voi r mum AND STOPS fALMSG HAIR t..:ir Hah t illT llll'l Try M.ikn II Thick, Itcanliflll 'IliM pv l.;t:r liair (ol"rl".-s and nfrap c Id.-ii'-f of a iifij- 1 .-1 in 1 r 1 1 ff that - '.hitii il.iii'l of I!.. tho 11.' d lo t Th town li- iln. 1 pan s-t,t inir j..n 1 -I I"ri!p,r.t' d-rs'iiod 1 willillt: to 's pr.-.-.ti! curt I'-l'' at on', r d 1-. w-ro pre- 17.000.C00 Adult v.. Illl.-ll-ll 111!' lia.l al" ll,.- 11" n-nil.i'l d r ; ion mint v 1 ourt , for Ih- pnrp 10 1m 1,1.1 Ii tin- t'outiiy i'i as soon as ti t a rcL'lilar I- ,. pr--01 dT-of .lull! I Ihrfl i ,i:iit 1 11 c ,d S-v nl join. to .11 ral t" f o .1 th- asS i-lTort war ha- n-n I'- who 1 1 ion. .It. V Ml.'ilis .MA 11 1 N 1-iS. AMI :i" 1 I ot Vnu am h-r. 1-y notifi-d that th" Woodin-n cf th- World will admit dhvharc-d Soldi-rs. S.iilots and Marines 1 includiiii; tho-- in tip' air .-Irni-tlvp to "-rvi.c I to IIU'III t.-rsli l p W lllloui It rohs tho initiation f. and ihe II' ad ( amp -r- Ftif iicth and 111 p iy ni"i:' ai aim c-nn 1 . .. "t'l.iilv pro-liicme a ' TIi- In-n'at.w ra- nr- low and a it I1I11.: of the scalp. I ''it' r-s, rvc to hack tli-ni up. V1.1t r, .,., -.M i-nu -cn the ' -h.-uld It vc-i .iit- this nr.. r. it I? 'llh -o::.-ltilliL- to v 01 m. m. Mii.i.irr;. n.ik 0,.k Cams. N". 1 1'.'.. W (. W. f, 1 Tort T'n'P'iua i"iiiirlcrt. T 11. !' t'.l h. "f I'ol llaiid. r. 1 i" ntinc the 1 1 V. .lohi.s-Manti!!' fal :i 1 and die s o-it fast. A t'lTi.c'it now- an. iiy y.-ur hair. -.ii- of K now lion's t an;.' dine More or; and a:tcr the fii t ap-! h : r will take nn that I l'svinah e which 1 It w iil lucici o w at y h.io tho appearance .-ill iiicnu. parable gloss , '.'it w!,:,t Wiil phase I," after In t a few 1 -n you will actually! :ie, ilonnv hair now ull oiur the c,ilp. (adv.) 'ome-fiiPl' to sell n- 'D The Review In r T'l- l.-r and thrma-h him -hat of tin -re, . Ih- Cli:"l d ih- f.i. l;l;i 1 in I (,i:o 1 V.'c ; -,v -pot 1 -h. ;.',t f'i;iri' old r-I'lih Krult Co. h-r" to s Phone 5 3. Has Over "Win 11 ttnerl'an It members. T,..ln r.-.'-nt Chii-tm 1 all. there are fi.ll paid m. -ml. - hers of tl ii- perliaps il'l'litiulllll. "The ehh f .lurlii" th our men In 111 niy and n:i y " 1 I'lo-S may he ' all. '! . ',, th'-- p!i,i.- ,.f tl... . .1.1! Irelnml of Ihe r ly -aid: 'The lied I'i etitel-pri-e as vast Ji-l'r-m Ih" he--il'tiit :: 1 thltis w lih h tlie A; n wanted ib-lie. Ic:t c,, ii "Tlie lied Cress ei ' has n:itilnt!l l,""ii 1:1 ally hit-" s, all-- , been r.'li'lere'l and to the l-'r-ri' Ii 1-' .-l-'e iic:;.-!v '!i i. When tl.i f,,r the f.T'-e am! s.-r 1' e f crea'ly d Is Still 1,1'tlt a"' -I upon n lar.e -' a!" ; ho-pita' v. I'I" 'I " call si.-k Jili-1 W"'.c ItlC lllletit.-ll t' '' Id Cr--- - 1; ' - 1 for th" ah:' -"': "at the ni'-'! us t!:, I-' our A 1 v -f " .: V. ns f,,t!i ,n e 1 w !'h '' pared to ret -!-r 'I ' Hid d "o !' -erv 1 prlmaiy l.n-'tiess ' 1 fliirlni: h'.s-i!it!" I' 'service iiioi.g the 1.: Mcmhcra. war Ihe i.r th- Ih'll lean tinny In lln will have a specu Notion., 1. lain ' 1. the plat emu l: tn deve tlvitles Th" c-i forts t. tu prov le .f 17.' of th. .f Ihe !.-d l'r.. h. .11 I" :'. An . ha held Ihe lied Cross ..-rial fuiielion to perform, .old h of treater Itiipor- Aii.eri.an lied (.'ro-s than Just set lu uioiton by Hie live , 1 'ro-s so. leli-M of the world p 11 p.-onii.i of etlelided ac in the int.'iest .if Immanity. lot'.'.-n lr.vclves not aliine ef relieve h,-.ir.an sunerlnu. bill nt It ; not ulone a movement by the p. ..p!e of an Individual nntb.iL but an attempt to tiruuse nil people (c ii s. i;-e of iheir re-poii-il.iiity for th Welfare "f their fe,..iW heiriS through out the world. It Is h pmrairi boir Ideal nnd praelhai. Ideal In that It; s-iiprenie aim Is nc'. l-i" le-s than ver liable "I'l-ace on isltll e.,.,.1 will tc Ineii," atid practicni n that It seeks tfl take I "litis and ut-'a-ures whhh ni' nctiiriliy availahle ami mule th .n ef fei-the In lueetii.i Wllhout r..ay II. t crisis which Is ila .y rc'ilirent In th lives of all !""! I' s "l'"or ace-mpli-hiii ls mis-i-n In iv the 1:1 loll, ! lb- : e, IhiS In be I one .'iii.u:ci. Ih 1'.. ol tins lobllel s ills (.lll.'.r will drawn and in 1 In- ni.l'-i ie he-li 11- erl il ir. I. Idler VV 1 1 I I" the i.i i i- nt 1: i-vi-: i 1:1:1 nsi'oi! 1 N.vv-,a... r thin S 's a (.leal l illllll' lor iln- Town. I'I I II I.'., I) ;. I U I e on lie d- ioi inn., ul M.il- iln and lil lllll" III! a Mr. 1: in w s li-l oipp-l of ll-h. mil 1 and -1 ton ap.-r ll h This 1 I Iho Eintl You Havo Always BuuiJ.t, r.nu .'..L'i '.i.-.j teca in usa i(.r over thirty years, lias borne the :.ii;iiature of and lias been made up.iVr his per J? r , stinul Kupi-rvlsinn tith e its infiincy. w-'V' -vvi l!ow no one to dtc.-i.c you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jiii t-ns- uni " are but Kxperiinjnts that trifle with und endnnner the lietihli of Inlands mid Cbildiea Experience np.iinst ;:.r.riinent. What is CASTORiA Ciistnria is n harmlets substitute i' t Castor Cii, Paregoric, Drops anil Southing Syrups. It is pleas ant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other nurifi.tic n.b i.tnce. Its line is its cii.'iranti'e. 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