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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1925. If Dollars Could Talk! One wonders what a Dollar thinks about, especially when a pocket is being prodded by a burglar's gun! . t - - -1 v. V i won i was i i t u I BANK J Better start that Bank Account today Start on the road to prosperity. . UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ' Roseburg, Oregon ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION TO BE BIG EVENT (Continued from page 1.) rfiides of Kane street south of Oak. and on Cass street east and West of Kane. American Legion men will aid In forming the parade and will direct entriea to, their proper po sition -and signal for them to start. , - i The 'parade "will disband near the Antlers Theatre where the program is to be given.'. The pro ' gram will be opened by the lion glas County Band, and Mrs. Fred Strang will also assist la the mu sic. The chief speaker will be Hon. O. P. Cosbow. associate jus tice of the Oregon Supreme Court, At noon a free "chow" will be provided at the Armory for all ei-servlce men. Thia is not for American Legion men alone hut Is for any veteran, and visiting world war vets are Invited to at tend. This la an annual feed furnished by the local pott and la an opportunity for the veterans to get together for a social time and talkfest. - In the afternoon there will be a machine gun demonstration by the local machine gun company at 2 o'clock. The guardsmen will place their weapons on Flnlny field and will fire at targets on Reservoir hill. This will be an Interesting and Instructive exhi bition. It wll be followed by a football ' game between the local American legion post team and the Eugene All-Stars, one of tho three U. of O. freshmen elevens. The local team is to be strengthened by the presence of Wally Rapp, former brilliant high Bctaool star, and there Is no question but that a fine game is assured. In order to protect itself from loss in the' event of rain, the local post has Insured the game for rain, be cause a heavy financial outlay has been assumed in bringUig the , Eugene team here. The day's celebration will close in the evening with a vaudeville and dance. Tho vaudeville will start at the armory promptly at 7:30 o'clock and will continue un til shortly after 8 p. m., when Veteran, 81 and Bride J7t Can tw i live on $72 a monlit f Of course, aver S.nmucl Gustin, (I, and Mary Ward, 77, who are honeymooning In a "love nest" in Anderson, I rid., after a brief romance. Gustin nurchtd with Sher man tbnugb Georgia, and echoe the general' faon remark, about ft-u t-l , , 1 he? nlnrr? rnr vnur j -e- - j - . , money is in this Bank. It's safe; it's 'earning . it's always ready and S it's always yours. the mardl-gras dance will start. The legion post, which ts spons oring the program, is being given excellent cooperation. The local merchants today announced (hat stores will be closed all day, in order to give the clerical forco of each business an opportunity to attend the varioua events. The Spanish American war vet erans of George Sturmer Camp No. 19, have taken a firm stand of cooperation with the American Legion post In supporting tho observance of the day. The- action ot Thomas McCusker of Portland to keep stores open In Prtland, has been condemned lu no uncer tain terms, and support given the American ' Legion in the resolu tion adopted at the last meeting of -th veterans, the resolution be ' Ing as follows: RESOLVED: That we condemn 'the action of Thomas McCnsker .in writing the letter expressing certain sentiments opposing the observance of Armistice Day. that we consider the letter an Insult to all soldiers ot our country and especially to tho memories of our i heroic dead, who made tho greut I sacrifice for Freedom and Human 'ity. That the sentiments expresred ; therein are repugnunt to good government and good citizenship, i Be it further resolved that we 'endorse the stand taken by thn Veterans' Organizations of Port land and hereby place ourselves on record in fuvor of the proper observance of Armistice Daw. S. .W. STARMER, , , i . Commander. Attest: . . - i ' TOM MILLIKIN, I . Secretary. Buy grass seed at Wharton nros. LOOK OUT. FOR STORM. ! PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 9. Storm warnings were posted at all Oregon stations at 7 a. m. today. Edward L. Wells, government meteorologist, ' says a storm Is moving In off s the Pacific and should strike the coast this afternoon and the Willamette valley some time tonight. It will probably bring rain. ' Are Happy on $72 a Month I LOCAL NEWS I Clara Patrick Leaves .Mirs Clara P-trfck left Friday night for Eugene to visit over the week cud. t Vltltlng Mothar . 1 - Mra. C. U Welch, of Salem, la visiting for a few days with, ner mother, Mrs. Pitchford. Procure License Harry D. Haas end Gloria I.' ed a marriage license Friday. ! - Goffa Vlalt , . Mr. and Mra. Fred Goff motored from Melrose Saturday and visited' with friends here lor several hours. Here for Week End Mrs. Anna Sayvrs, of Westfork. apent the week end here vlxltlig at the home of Iter sister, Mra. Sloan. From Recton Mrs. Charlea Wilson, of Rnstnn, motored here Saturday and spent several houra shopping and risking with friends. v Visitor Saturday Mrs. Cecil Fesslor and daughter, of Garden Valley, spent Saturday afternoon here shopping and visit lug' with friend. ; : n . . Mrs! Upton Here Mrs. Clara I'pton. cf the Wo men's Protective Association, spent Saturday in Roseburg attending to official duties. . In Saturday Miss Jones, of Garden Valley, mo tored here and spent several hourB shopping and vislitng with friends j Saturday. t j Home From 6chool '' I Bill Burr. Clifford Fields and ; Chester Morgan, students at O. A. tC. were home for tho week end ad vacation. Here Saturday I 8. Barker, PlTonvllle resident, motored here Saturday and spent ' the afternoon attending to business I affaini and trailing. ' ' Visitor Saturday Morning Mrs. Ida M. Btirgoyno. of Riddle, spent Saturday morlng In this city attending to business affuirB and shopping. .','''" ! Wilbur Postmaster Here I W. E. P.nssell and wire, of Wll bur. were In the city Saturday at ( tending to business matters. Mr. Russell is ponlmater r.t Wilbnr. Visitor In Town John Busenbark, of Melrose, mo tored here Saturday nnd.Bpent the afternoon visiting friends and' at tending to business matters. , , Father Dead Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Buzell left Friday night, for Los Angelos In re- sponse to a message announcing I the death of Mrs. Buzzell's father, J. J. Freeman. . ,' ' In Saturday ' I Among those from the rural dls ' trirts to visit with friends and : transact business In this city Bat t urday afternoon was George Case beer, of Glldo. Visitor In Town Anion those from the rnrnl iln trlcta to motor here ami pm-! Sat unlay nfternoon Hh!M'ln pml vlnlt Insc wilh frlmlR M;a. K. A. HtTchr, of Dillani. Archdeacon Black Here ArchdeRcon Black, of Portland, of the Kplconal diocese, spent the week end in P.nseburg and held ser vices In St. George's church Sun day morning. t Visiting Quins Home A. F. Srhults, of Portland, Is vis iting for a few days with Jmlee and Mrs. George K. Qulne. Mr. Schults was a resident of Canyon vllle for a number of years. Get Marriage License A marriage license was aim Is sued late Friday afternoon to Ben- Jarrln F. Lnttrc II. of Marohflehl, and Verda Brenner, of Roseburg. Coos Bay Times. ' Undergoes Operation Wm. Chappelle, of this city. Rat-1 unlay morning underwent a major operation at Mercy hospital. loc- tors Sether and ade were In at - tendace. Visitor In Town Mrs. Frank Slelnhauer ad child ren. of Hapny Valley, motored here) Saturday ami spent several nours attending to business matters and viitlng with friend. ' . Attend Game Among those motoring to Collar Grove Gritlav lo etierd th football rame were Mrs. Id V. Wilson, El - low May Wllscn. Mnxlne Moore. Mnna Porter. Mildred Davis and I Eldress Judd. j Leaving for Portlind Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson !and d"t!gh1"r left Saturday night for thir heme In Portland. Thev have been sixrillng the -ast two Li,i. it i h. tMi of Mr. and Mrs. Iwle Slraripe. I Mrs. Alta Weston, of Klamath Fa'ls. who has been ihc house gu t of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ila. at Mel rose, for the past few dsys. left this morning 'for Portland where she was called on account of Ihc Illness of an aunt. Pass Thre-jst: City Mr. and Mrs. Ion fMvldrnn. of Los Anles, passed through this ' city last -k, enroute home from I Portland, where they attended the, building and will provide Ideal Livestock Fxposllloi. Mra. David- quarters for the business. He ex son, formerly of this clly. Is a peels to lie occupying the structure I niece of F. II. Churchill. I by the first of December. ' In Friday Mr. and Mra. R. L. Buabnell. of ; Brockway, motored nere yesterday and spent several hours vitdling trleniK , .. , .... , ' Spends Week End--. Mra. George Oleaon, of Clendale, uro in vim iiecv twiiiub ! at tne nnme ot ner aaugmer, Mrs. A. W. Wampole. Vlalta Frlsnda . ' Fred Clayi of Srn liigfk-ld, spent (the week end In llosebusg visiting ; J with friends, and attending, to busl-j fflW . M -, . Businsss visitor Ch.'Kter Storms, Looking fllaaa rancher, spent Saturday afternoon In Roseburg attending to business affairs and trading. . . ' , Hurds Visitors -' Mr. and Mra. L. L. Hurd. of Glen-! dale , vlslte.1 with friends here and spent a few hours attending- to business matters Saturday. . ' ., From Dixonvllle - . a 1 Mrs. P. A. Beckley returned to , her home at Idxonville Saturday af ternoon after shopping and visit- f Ing with friends here. ' j . ' j Mrs. Bonebraka Visitor' i Mrs F.-e l Bonebrake, of Garden Valley, spent Saturday afternoon in this city shopt.lng aud visiting ntih friends. Johns Visit- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Johns re- turned to thoir home at Glendale through here Sunday, enroute Saturdny evening after visiting here home to Powers, after a trip to during the day. Portland, where he attended the . . livestock show. " From Oakland 1 Dr. DeVore and daughter, of Oak-; Buye Harrlsburg Hotel land, spent Saturday afternoon In I E- F. Lawson, of Yoncalla. last this city on business and visiting ; purchased the Hotel Harrla with friends. i "" '" lnat town, trading in on the " ' i ea lM-acre farm at Trent, From Melrose i I'ane county. The new owoer plana Mrs. George Bell and family. of:' """ lo con-P""" Melrose, motored here Saturday P"1""- and spent several hours shopping and visiting. n,,.;r.... i eoverlng from an operation at Mer- Maurice laUnrs was a business;? '! rCh K vlltor in this city for a few houra Saturday, returning to bis home at Glide In the evening. p.i' wi.iVon ' ' "''uma From Hospital zaTo a business visitor in thU city for a , ,D ( evera, h few houra Saturday, returning home Jurle, ..pj from Bn ut0 ac tual afternoon y, icldent. was dismissed yesterday '- . .. ' 'and returned to her home In Oak- rormer nesiaenis nere Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rnlnwater, of Eugene, former residents of this city, were In Roseburg Saturday greeting old friends. tl . , - , , , From Glide . ,J 1 Mrs. Fred Assam returned to her home at Glldo Saturday afternoon after visiting with friends and shop ping here during the day. From Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parkinson and daughter, residents of Dillard, spent Saturday attending to business mat ters and visiting with friends. Mrs. Cooper Visitor- Mrs. Pllnn Cooper relumed to her home on Huberts Creek Satur day afternoon alter shopping and visiting with friends In this city. From Elkton Among those from the rural dis tricts to spend several hours here Saturday attending to business af fairs was C. L. Smith, of Elkton. Visits Friends Ralph Cocknram. of Yoncalla, was a visitor In this city Saturday, spending the afternoon with friends and attending to business affairs. From Winchester Mrs. C. C. Byrd, of Winchester, spent Saturday afternoon In this city visiting friends and shopping, returning home in the evening. In Saturday Among those from the rural dis trict- to spend several hours b Saturday transacting business was i Cufton Kruse, of Roberts Creek, i i From Brockway Mrs. Ira Ashworth returned to her home at Brockway Saturdny evening after spending several j hour, nere popping and visiting, , Accepts Position Miss Velma Goff, until reeenlly connected wilh the Terminal Beau ty Parlors, has accepted a position as assistant to Mrs. It. Ducette at (he Grand Iloauly Shop. , j Spends Week End In Drain Miss Clair Hill, assistant cash- ler of the J. C. Penney store here. relumed to this city this morning after visiting wilh relatives in Dialn over the week end. 1 Returns to San Francisco E. 8. Hoblnson returned lo his home In San Francisco this morn ing afterlslting wilh frlenda and looking after business Interests In this city for a short time. Local Men to Speak Two Hosehutg speakers have he-en called upon for public ad- rr -;sns on Armistice Kay. Dr. E. II. ; Mtewart, state commander of the American Legion. Is to speak at. the program being held In Grants ibm. iiiHirici Aiiorney imy tor- don Will make tho adilreas at tktaeahfu.M aiarsniKia. 1 Building 8tore I). P. McKay la eonatructlng a t. encrete hloek store building at Wilbur replacing the one recent - !y d.-.tr.-y.-d by fire. The new hniMing wii be very attraciive and will nee se-mi-TirepreHtl. II will lie-, conWerably larger than the old ' Admitted to Hospital Mra. John Snider, of Oakland. waa admitted to .Mercy hospital f inia morning to receive treatment. VI. He Mother Jim. L. Knight of Myrtle Point. Vlatflwt With 1.1a ninlh... ." ' , " " ' " j """" ' jvi.it, Sunday- Mra. Herbert Annul rong and daughter, of North Bend, epent Slmilay , thls clty v8,mg wlUk ifienua. Mr. Bunge Vlaltor , Mr. Hugge, cashier of the Coos Hay national bank, at Mamhfleld umi Sunday In thia city visiting with frleuda. . . Enroute South 1 ' It. O. Schulli. of Wisconsin, vla- lieu nere Sunday Detore teaviug this morning for Medfurd, where he will visit for a time. , . ; From Garden Valley j Among those from the rural ills. ,r,c's to spend Saturday afternoon with friends in Roseburg was Mra. ;" Sinclair, of Garden Valley. Here From Portland Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Green and baby, of Portland, arrived here thia morning to spend a short time on Dusiuoe8 Bnj vlstttnn with friends, visiting Here 1-oren Davis, of the Standard Oil Company at Bandon. la here for several day to visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church. , lie Is a brother of Mrs. Church. Enroute Home Fred Powers, superintendent of the logging department of the Coos Uay Lumber company, passed Recovers From Operation W. C. Jackson, who baa been re- was dismissed from that place to day. He will return to his home at Canyonvllle.. , , : i land. From Fort Klamath j Mr and Mrs. j. E peiton. of Fort 'Klamath, are here for a short time 'Mailing with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. McClellan. They are enroute home from a trip to Portland, where they attended tho Livestock rcvposilion. Mrs. Peiton and Mrs. -McClellan are sisters. Small Boy Breaks Arm Lloyd, tho small son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Tipton, of this city, re ceived a broken lower right arm Sunday, when he fell from a coast er, on which he was playing. Dr. Shoemaker waa called and act the breeak. Colorado Man Buys Dairy . Engene Kennedy, a recent arrival from Southwest Colorado, lias pur chased the M. E. Rice dairy. the M. Godfrey farm north of Eden- bower. The Bain was made through the J. W. Tollman Real Estate company. Win Prize at Waltz Gardens- Mr. end Mrs. Fred McMullen. of Corvallis, received the prlje for the couple waltsing the best at the Rainbow Gardens Saturday nlghL Mrs. McMullen was formerly Miss Greta Smith, of Oakland. Four couples competed for the prize and Miss Agnes Pltchford. of this clly, and Mrs. Endicott, of Bandon, acted as Judges.' Shoulder Badly Hurt- Thomas J. Brown, who formerly conducted the news-stand In the Roseburg National Bank building. returned aKturday from a pros pecting trip In the White Rock re gion north of Tiller. While ascend Ing a steep trail, he fell over an obstruction and severely injured his left shoulder, compelling hlra to return to this city earlier Iban planned in order to receive medi cal attention. Outruns Pursuer After a several blocks chase Fri day night. Mra. D. C. Humphreys, No. 58 Elliott avenue, managed to outrun a man who had Jumped from behind a tree and taken after her near her home. Portland Journal. (Mrs. Humphrey Is a well known former resident of Rose burg, her huHhand, a linotype oper ator, having been employed on the News-Iievlew previous to the re moval of the family to Portland). SOAKS RIGHT IN AND LIMBERS UP STIFF JOINTS R'tff. swollen, Inflamed, rheumat ic Joints fflionlil l.e treiitefl with remedy inule for Just that puipone onlv. , rovrx i. jini-Kee nd H will mk oiii ine naotty. reiiuie tne ew.'iiing , and llml.er up nr., tronhl. d Joint after ortllnsry cure-alle hitve mle- .rl.ly tei.eil. Ju.l n.l. It em tic ;a Hide at any ffriiKKlet aek for i Joint-Ke. r-menii..r. wh.n Joini- 'k' ' ' " " j !:- C.: I ' Blgrjest bell ng Joint I Remedy in the World Joint-Ease bobbed Band" ! ; Uses Toy Gun Margaret Date, 10, of Ten nessee, ' longed for the bright lights, and ran away to Chicago. ' In moat of the places she sought work she was turned away be- cause of Inexperience. In others would-be employers made offrn- .i ive advances. Hunger irnawcd at her. She turned to robbing men in taxicabs, using a toy pis tol, because she was afraid of real ones. This is tin story she ' tells as she await trial in May iwood III., jail. . LEGIONNAIRES Please turn In yonr ticket sales as soon as you have sold S your tickets. I Shopping In City- Mrs. Fred Brothers, of Melrose. shopped and visited friends In this afternoon. Admitted to Mercy Hospital O. 1). Newhard, ot this city,' was admitted this morning to 'Mercy Hospital for treafment. Miss Ohman Returns ' Miss Mildred Ohman home Saturday from returned Portland, where she has been enjoying a vis- It with friends for several days. From Canyonvllle t J. II. Mann, of Canyonvllle', spent Sunday In Roseburg visiting' with friends, returning home this morn ing. A stunning line of party dresses was placed on sale nt the Marks- bury store this moruluK. and it will be a delight to the feminine popu lation of Roseburg to look over these latest creations. ' - i Churchill received an additional shipment this morning of Wear ever saucepans and covers; and they will be offerrd at special prices. The stuck for Saturday's sale waa insufficient, so thia ship ment was ordered. Dismissed From Hospital ' Mrs. E. E. Dixon, who has been at the Merey Hospital for the past two weeks, was dismissed today anil returned to her homo on SOS South Main street. Leaves for Nebraska J. W. Weaver, father of Scott Weaver and W. J. Weaver, who has been visiting here with them dur ing the psst several months, left this morning for his home In Shel ton, Nebraska. He was accompa nied as far as Portland by Mr. and Mra. R. 8. Weaver, who will con tinue north to British Columbia by auto tor a short trip. flpfnklnjt of the Dfllowg Store Co. Mock, rwontly mirchaiicd by the R. A. Pllcher Co., incorporate. Manager Dorr said thia nmrnlnK that he was dollKhted with the un prucdfnted bUHlnnsa done by firm Sntutday. The nnln hnd bfen cxtnBlvt'ly advertlitfd In tin Now Review for iwvera days, and at the ajipointcd hour Haturdny mornlriR the Htruet In front of the atore on North Jackson street wan literally crowded wllh bargain hu:iters. When the doora were opened tho crowd surged In until the building waa filled, when the doors were cloned until such time aa buyers) could be nerved and others then ad- j milted. This procens was kept tip I all day, and w hen evening came the crowds still continued to arrive. Parties came In from all the neigh boring towns and countrywide for mi lea around, and everybody ap peared to bo well iiat lf led that PllchT was putting on a real aale, added Manager I)orr. The duhI nesa Saturday exceeded every nictation of the manager, and Mr. Dorr stated that his bank was aa tounded when the day's canh waa deiHwiied, and the cashier atated that It was Incredible to believe j thai In a town of this aize and the stork Involved that such an Ira men He business could be trans acted. The nale wilt continue until all the old stock la disponed of, then an entirely new line of goods will ; b" opened up at tho same plac. j IMIcher A Co. epwt to tnak of ! this at ore one of the bet In Rose burg and Southern Oregon. If yon non't believe what yon read, never seek opportunity through the classified columns. B i . i r. , . i j . i . . . I.CL0S a TA K Ca' elnrae 'wilt rlnut all istice Day hop early for For Tuesday Fresh Oleo. 29c, 5 lbs. for 5 Fancy Burbank Potatoes, Spuds WJ1 Be Higher Swift Jewel Shortening, 8 lbs .....$1.63 New Raiains, 4 lb. Pkg. -I-. 3"e Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 1 5c 3-43, 1 2 for$l.C3 Smoked Meat High Quality Hams, Fancy, lb. 33c Picnic, Fancy, lb. 25c Bacon, "Fancy, Light, lb. , 33c Bacon,' Fancy, Medium, lb. ...'..''..'...i.. ...33c' Salt Pork, lb. - -27c We Deliver $5.00 Orders Free S 5 5 . S11 Wast . , Cass 8tret Roseburg, Ore, i 4 aaXWaaaaXtXtaaXtaaXaBXVXtXI ; m m i GARNER TO BE '!NdeC(Jy8tvlput8) TRIED IN JUSTICE ! ban on Charleston geo. Jones' court;; 0AKLAND t. kov. ..- : 1 , I Chief of Police Drew today la- Chan Garner, arrested here a aur(j an order barring the week ago charged with possession Charleston dance from public of Intoxicating liquor, was dis- dance nails In Oakland. charged from the federal court at . Tne order was Issued on Portlnnd, and haa been rearrested recommendation of Mra. An- by Sheriff Slarmer and will be a, Ryan, cltv dance hall so- tried In the local Justice court. PirvUor who" claims that the Garner waa arrested on the. 81st of , charleaton. as danced in Oak- last month, when his car,' loaded j4aj dance halls, is Indecent. with 101 gallons of alcohol was a, Mrs- Ryan -saki, however, alopped by federal officers south that the Charleston, if propen- of this city. He was arraigned be- ( eXecuud, Is not indecent. , fore .IT. 8. Commissioner Hopkins ,AA,AA,AAaaA where hn walveil exniiili.al inn snd i . ''' was placed under $2,500 bonds. The federal court, however, for some reason did not ,tuke the case, and Sheriff Btarmer took the pris oner In custody for a -trial In, the local Justice court, wlieno posses- alou will be chnrged American fence at carload prices at Wharton Bros. . . ; . , GRANTS PASS WOMAN CHARGES MEN WITH THEFT OF WATCH Two mnn frlvwf? thn names of j B. M. Maftjr and C. M. Warren. were- nmnted her ypntfnly by1 Dcmity Sheriff Rhamhrook And i'Ui,.r unii- ..iai. nn i.,reniin. from Grants Pass charging them wllh robbery. When arrested the i men were found to be carrying aev eral watches, flashlights and other articles, which the officers believe were atolen property. A Giants Pass woman, who claims that she , la the owner of some of the stolen! property, waa in tne city yeatcroay nd Identltled one of the watches. officers say. and returned to Jose phine county to make out a corn- Ares, wedges, splitting mauls and oilier wood cutting supplies at Wharton Itroe. - Two Little Known Presidents ! p&XT jF.y wy 1 ' ' fi Mil V'?e " . 1 e a .f. 'A ',l "A V,"e. '.ft. - , V r'lii.. I 0 .i-Sei'..''.. VV'"' M -T "J The proposed combination into one strong north European into Ihe public eye. 1'resutcnt with I'rctiduif. Stulginskls of Kovno. EL . . - , - - - I lw WlnH.!lV. ' two days. . : We Offer ti.o 100 lbs. ................3.C3 . Oregon . California GAINED 17 heeded fcu:::; ' Adrllnf her voice to th thousands wh are praising Tanks) for the return of heal 4 and slrsutth. Mrs. Geunra Hernials, r lem bar nmuulubis exverisaos !ia lb '''fr mTsalaelstlMtTaadMsMdieni -Id the world. It baa not only Increaeed K weight 17 Ins.. but tt hw also brought av the bnrt of health. I had auffwed frosj ner nia hvlurei Uon for live or eU yean sol bad reached the polal where It was eHbej M relief or break completely down. "Wbm t bea-aa Uk ing Taalaa I oab weighed W Ibe., 1 edtUcuVt sleep. Ml tires' all the time, and waa often unable to M my house ork. Since taklna Taalae I t WBsJth 110 lb. rutrf m T.f"!""- ,.-3 the blgbait praiss." what Taalae has done for others It eaa also do far you. For sale by all good drug, (lata. Aorapt do substitute. Over 40 bus. "ou bottles sold. r Taalae Vegetable Hue for eoosttpatfc a. mrers of Taalae. TANIAC FOH YOUR HEALTH 4 -v-e- Kt J . of Eslhonia, Lithuania and Latvia state, has brought these two aaan Pstion (left) of Etthonia I sees) Lithuania in the Utters capital. 1 i J
