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Newspaper Page Text(Years of Suffering catarrh and Blood Dlaeaso- Doctor Failed to Cure. I MIm Mabel P. Imwktna, 1214 I.nf iy Vtt HI., Kurt Wayne, I !.. writes: l'i,r Hire. mr i wm uummm witn ilarth hihI blood disease. I trliti eey. ml doctors Mini a tloaen different ri'ln- tdl.'H, but none or liiriii UHl ins any k-.xi.l. A friend tulil ma of llood'a Hur Ziliarlllii. I took two bottlos of Ihl ledlcln. ami wu urn wen anil viroii k.1 ft, it. I !'! una n oiiiitcik perami Mil rernmiiirim iiihmi a iu any on Bur. ring friiin rninrrn. lirl II lodiiy In uaunl lliilil form nr hocolated Ubluls culled Saraatab. Water Towers on Flrebosts. Flr.bitats, owned bjr several of the urger cltlea, ara now supplied wltb hiaat to elevate the discharge noa- a, on the aame principle that walar lowers axe used by land firemen. oWWtlt K IIT'MTOM - AMTr Unit rb.mlot, .. Il. l4i.iUl ntat MlteHI tirirl t.ttiO, ,.',,,, . Matlllitg a .4 full prl 1 1 n ajttiiHU ton. t 'Mtirni i niiir wtra aa HMlrWl lIU)MW JlaMMMUU i Jest cf the great west .1.1 -II Medio rollm (own. an Mloorta, irrtterf nt ) l ieiit whiii) im tutfikt. Hmii tilintniti. I I .,, n) i- r - I r '.rlii-j ar.l. MAUUhtt A Al'LiT. CALDWKLL, IDAHO. SICK? t If art Hirid tnta for UiW Htm lo (t( well k( k-D w-dl." M M ff HUtiX rlssasW Ml Wmikmm lis 1 rrW. Or KODAKS :S"r"L.DJS rita for MUkvui and literature, fleveloolna' pfinllna Mall urnare given prflmpl alUmUua rortlana rhoto aupply Co. ml aim I'oklLAM b Third I I LASIX OHR. MOHAIR -r WnuTi-lar f'.r I'rleee TIC IL r. NORTON CO. IJamlllStnMlSt 11H1LA.U ORE. BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL I aJ ajrat- vai trrh III in b pasitaad. awW Nil ami a UA, fc ab.1 ujt uinum-m IaiAiii urMi. (as EH aal loraai, raarf. INHLST fl-OM WESTERN c,n- 5 Karoaen MANTLES 1 1 utm a co, KruntHlnat lac.. Dnlripf I'ovtlaaJ. Ora. Sk lights Tanks Gutters Down Spouts Steel Ceiling . C BAYER ?v4 Matkrt Portland. Oman BKND TOR CATAUKiUK. KILL YOUR MOLES, GOPHERS AND OTHER RODENTS U hilrwr'. Kolant Tiarh will do lha wnrk. Kuliy tmi) at Lak aii Clark lr and U. AC. A.Mraaa M. T. WHITNEY. Ckitwood, Or. WASHABLE RUGS IN KITCHEN Nona Other Should Be Uaod, for th Moat Excellent of Sanitary Reaaona. Htiae for a kltrhcn aliould alwaya bm waalmbla, aa the rrea.e tll()y BC. cumuluto la unatKuknbla. Good lHik In mixture In ran wiavre are ault able and fur mure .unitary then the rualuin of aoinn houacliolda of ukIiir rune that have Krown too ahubby for otluT rooina. A wool rug aliould be put. on the line and wvll beaten once fk and aliould be wiped off fre quently with aoop burk and water or with a apeelal rarpet aoiip. The link, bealdea dully rrubblna, ahould be wiped out once day with cloth wet In keroaene or turpnntlne to remove llngerina atalna on the en amel. If the sink la an old -faahloned line one It ahould be rubbed with coal aahee to remove dlacoloratlon and Inter scrubbed well with hot aoda wa ter. At leaat once a day pour a Kood disinfectant or hot aoda water down the druln. Keep a box of waalilng aoda on a ahelf over the alnk and dis solve a lump with the taut rlnsltiK water. This la a grease cutter. Kitchen closets ran only be kept In condition by thorough surveillance. There muat be no poke holes, no un covered boxes, nothing to attract In sect pests. Have plnly of enumeled boxes or use the tin receptacles In which coffee la often Bold. In these put cereals, Biixar, rice, coffee, suit, hrcadcrumba, chocolate, tuploca, hom iny and other thluns that too often are kept In their owu psckuifcs after they have been opened. NEW DEVICE FOR GAS HEATER So Constructed as to Hold a Rscspt cl Over the Flame From One Burner. A device for liiutltiK shaving water and ether things over the flume of one ana burner has been designed by a Hop of Japan at coronation. "There will be no mora Interestlni royal gueet at the coronation than th crown prince of Japan, who. It la now definitely decided, will represent the mikado on that bUtorlo occaxlon. The prince will Tlalt England In greater state than any other royalty, for be Is to be escorted by a formidable squad ron of warships the pick of Nippon's navy. The Imperial highness bears tba sonorous name of Yoithlhlto Haron oralya. Ha Is the only son of the mi kado. Is In his thirty-first year, and la the hundred and sixty-second In the Imperial line, the hope of a dynanty which has ruled Japan for nearly 1,000 years. Prince Toahlhlto admirably typifies the newer gnneratlon In Japan. He speaks Engllah and French extreme!' well, and Is a close etudmt of tbe methods and manners of the west. One of his characteristics Is a fond neas for wrestling, apropos of whlct. It Is related that during his achoo days he suffered the indignity of btni beaten, lu the presence of his father by a powerful schoolmate. I'eopli expected the emperor to be displease' but. on the contrary, be called the vie tor to blm and heartily cougratulatec' hlra. "My son," said the mikado, "will one day need many ac n- , you." THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUING. Talk No. I. Avoid liquid Lluing. Every drop of water is adulteration. Half a cent't worth of blue in a large bottle filled with water is sold for 6 cents or 10 cents in many places. Always uae It ED CROSS BALL BLUE, the blue that's all blue. A lurtro two-oz. package, all blue, sell for 6 cents, or 4-oz. for 10 cents. De lights the laundress. AT ALL GOOD UKOCEKS. FINE BUT NOT C0MF0RTASLE Minnesota Erudite Physician, A western physlclun received the following from a brother physician: "Iear Dock: I have a pashunt whose man mm i,iiiiim I (lllllf III I ., fc. i i . . . . I,,wi. f,., .1.. i,..n. j... ... .i"'""1'" "" enows mill tne wma- ..ww..tj ,,itt ,,,, mfiii iiimiiiL-i, nit t arm Is mounted on the main, or verti cal, pipe of the chandelier and the free end of the arm holds a substantially ALCOHOL OPIUM T0IACC0 lUMie FnHIlr Cnt. Only at!urlMHl Kaairj Itw Uut U Or.w. WrK for Illalrir4 rlr.-alar. inrvaunreri. n L It m S. L'jai:i.HAi.4aWtJk'W conical plate. In which the receptacle holding the material to be heated reats. The arm Is slldably mounted on the chandelier, held In ptnee by a thumb screw, and can be adjusted to different heights from the flame. It also swings from slda to side, so that It ran be quickly pushed away from pipe has ulcerated off and his lungs Dave dropped Into bis stumlck. I have liven hyin everythlnk without effeckt Ma father is wealthy honoable and In flooenshlal aa be la a member of as sembly and god none I don't want to loss bym what shall I do ans by re turn male. Yours frat. Doc Tlahbeln." Better Oone In Private. A well known doctor, we read, ad vises people to roll the eyes in order to strengthen tba eye-muscles. A lit tle risky, perhaps; for If this exer cise were carelessly practiced In crowded restaurants and other pub lic places, the eya would stand a good tbance of being suddenly blackened. Uothae) wtl find Mrs. Window's Koothlos ftyrup lu bvel rxmedr v nan tut liiair ciiUdnw luting l tie IcelMug period. Smallest Inhabited Island. People wbo inhabit some of the Thouaand Islands In the St. Lawrence river claim that they are the smallest Inhabited Islands In the world, but It baa recently been determined that the alt nt lha rfMiilm !lHihr... I. the flame without turning out the light j,Itle1 to tne dl,MnetIo(l an1 o withdraw the heat A stop ibar holds whrn (,hlhont, buIU French Palaees Before Reign of Louis XIV. Were Distressful Places In Which to Live. Tlefore the reign of Iouls XIV. In Prance there was a period when pal aces were not very comfortable p a:s In which to live. They were mag nificently decorated, but tbe windows were small and not , well placed, and the rooms were flllod with magnificent but not particularly comfortable fur niture. Fires were seldom lighted in the Immense, beautifully sculptured marble fireplaces. Usually tbe only fire was to be found In the bedcham ber at the end of a aulte of rooms. At Versailles, In 1695, It Is reported. tba water and win froze In the king's glasses at table. Mine. lie Malnte non sat In a chair with wings to It to protect her from droughts. It was cus tomary to protect oneself from cold by folding screens and portable braziers. The furniture in the halls and par lors consisted of carved wooden benches, stools, heavy chairs and great glided leather armchairs and ebony cabinets and coffers, which served for seats and even beds, and which held bed linen, sliver and clothes. One mlpht wander for a long time through these labyrinths of rooms be fore reaching tbe only inhabited room, the bedchamber, which was bet ter protected from draughts, had a fire in It, and more comfortable seats than the other rooms. The bedchamber was the living room. Friends and acquaintances were received there. The dcor of this room was closed, but all the other doors were open, and persons came J$ Do You Feel lhis Way? tJ.ijr Do you feci sll tired out ? Do you sometimes ' Jr think VOU ititt can't oniric a . cl vi,ir nr..l.a. sion or Irsde any longer? Do you have a Door aoe tite, and lay awake at nights una! le to sleep ? Are your nerves sll done, and vuur atiimach (on 9 llaa am. n nun 10 mrge ancaa in Itie world lelt you r It so, you might aa well put a stop to -your misery. You can do it if you will. Dr. i'ierce's Golden Medical Discovery will make you a different individual. It will set your lazy liver to work. It' will set things right in your stomach, sod your appetite will come back. It will purify your blood. II there is any tendency in your family toward consumption. u win aeep mai ereau oealroyer away, liven after ooa aumpuuD naa almost gained a luothold in tbe form of a lingering eoufh, bronchitis, or bleeding at the lungs, it will bring about a cure in 98 per cent, of all cases. It is a remedy prepared by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., whose adviri it given frtt to all who with to write him. Ilia great succeaa haa come from hia wide experience and varied practice. Doo't be wheedled by a pennygrabhing dealer into taking inferior subati tutes lor Dr. Pierce's medicines, recommended to be "just as good." Dr. I'ierce's medicines are o snown composition. Their every ingredient printed on their wrappers. Made from roots without alcohol. Contain mo habit lurming drafts. Wor:d's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. 0mm if W. L. DOUGLAS Lj tS $2 $3 3 & 4 Shoes SVaSS W.L. Douglas Spring Styles include more Snappy and Up-to-Date Shapes in Oxfords and High Cuts than ever before produced. W.L. I lunula warrants every pair of hi shorn toholil their tlixpe, !eok and tit tiettor atiil wear longer than any other make, giving J vit belief value fur tl.e money than you can obtain elsewhere. tyOfWAffrOF 8UBSTITUTEJ.-T1 TheS xrentiliiaw Iim va V. I. I itiir laai n ti in a anil thai favill prlra 4tfiiiiMil on lh Ixsttnin, whih UMmntt-i full visltM , Mild rtiltcU th wmw nfHltit hit;.. iri Mini tntrUr h . II wour flrfaiecanieot tttl mii with the- ifffiiiiiM W ,L.tHUmm umm, write BoVft' ftufiri for M ul uruci r-i..ir. h. a.nt .tir-i fr-.m fi't.rf to wA-t-r. ail t-urw rfv prapeuU. V. Ls. aUaaistftM. 1 iMrk ., iirrk sm, Mmm. 12 00,92.604 S3.00 Matter Quickly Sett'ed. In an English opera company, form ed for the summer months. It was found that the tenors were too light for tbe rest of the chorus. Tbe mana ger protested that there were voices and went as they pleased, admitted enough, and the leading tenor was and guided by no one, although there , (mentioned why he did not s!ng with might be more than a hundred serv-, more 'roo- His answer to the re ants in the house. The master of the , monstrances of the manager was: "I houMS, on leaving the bedchamber, ' m Pald aummer wsges, and I refuse might find persona entirely unknown.10 B,n anything but my summer voice. i ne engagement or tne tenor Quick Curtain! She was a very pretty girl and ter ribly enthusiastic. When the young navy officer was Introduced to her she made no attempt to disguise her Interest "I - do so love the navy," she chanted to him fervently, breath ing her ecstatic emotion, "Where la the navy now?" to him wandering, sitting, or even taking naps here and there about the rooms. The service of the servants was so poor, one chronicler says, that no one was surprised at being told and his summer voice ipeedy termination. came to a TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red. WeW Wurv Wmcrv Pvm that he must go to bed without sup- j andGranul.ited Eyelids. Murine Doesn't Pr. j Smart Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists The celebrated literary and social Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid. 25c. leader, Mme. De Ramboulllet lnuo-, 6UC. Murine Eye Salve In duced a change In the fashion of Aseptic Tubes. 25c. $1.00. Eya Books house-building and furnishing, and roy alty promptly copied her Innovations. It parallel with the arm of the burner. The coi.lcal shnpo of the pan that holds the receptacle allows the flame to spread under It and distributes the heat Hill ( -C0FFEEC ; I "TEA SPICES aaninu rurvuLrl IX TRACTS .illS I ifKillT' till ,'U, JJaay ( W-iuno. oat. )l 'i'.'.Sjii ai miPHw w I Jipn VI latTTTT 39c PAIR iiAnrroor sandaiv ttostD siors. i" ti Sit x t.i II Mc ''a 4 m hismlltoi J Onlr ly mail mitt: ailtl ik? fur ikmiau. ROYAL SHOE CO. h MnttiMa St., Wt First saa Scceiia, PaillaaJ. (V. C. Gee Wo The Chinese Doctor TMa wnnnofiil man has ml a llfaatuilr nf the tiniffrtlaa nf Hoitta, larlta anil harka. ami la rlvlna1 f ha wnrkl the banaltlof hi aanrlcaa. I Ne Mercury. Potsens J r.- i daikiii Oaeralloea ee Celling 'inrantrra fa, ru,.i. I ..i . t ;,'aa. h and Kkitiay tnil.l; and all i'nvauj '"". of M n and W,i.n. A BURVJ CANCER CURE l"t rtvlil frnm I'.bln I ..... ' rlialii.. ll..f. n ,. wurki. I ynii ran.nl .... i. - , . . . Lll- na circular. InrUaw 4 cent, in alamua. lO SU11A1K)N fHtt The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. first St., tor. Morrleea, rerilaed, Or. six:: being only 30 feet In diameter at low tide. Mosaic Sandwiches. Cut threo slices each of white and dark graham bread. Spread a slice of whlta; bread with creamed butter and placp a slice of graham bread on It. Now spread grahum with creamed butter and place on a slice of white. Repent this proccxx, beginning with Krnhitm. Put both plica In a rool place with a light w-elght on thiin. When the butter has become hard- i ened, trim each pllo even, cut ench ! pile In three half inch slices. Spread! with creamed butter and put togniherj so that a white block will alternate with a graham one. Put under weight i in a cool place and when butter Is hardened cut In thin slices. Curried Fish. Takn half a pound of cooked fish, free It from skin and bone. Put two tnllisMoufiils of butter In a saucepan, when hot stir In two tiiMexpooufiila of, flour; stir for a few minutes, add one level tableapoonful curry powder, one tenapoottfiil of chutney, and add one pint of milk; atlr until It bolls then add three hard cooked eggs rut In lice, four ounces ((Hiked rice, and tha fish; mix well together, add one -" ti'itHpoonful salt: lot it get hot and serve. A Ionic, Altcrutive auS knulvrut. 'I he bct rrmrily fr Knlnrv. J.lvrr and Hnirela. l-Iraiticati-a rim!r., l-:iu!tun. and lioritrre of tha bain. I'unfira the ltlut.l and pivcs 2'oac, bttculh aud iaor lo Uta cutuc ijr.icm. HOTEL NETHERLANDS Crntrmlly kifntnl. ronrvnlrnl to thintni ami hii;nir district. I1t nd coM run ntnir mmtmr mid tt-rhon in vry nmnt vrry modern coiivviitrncct. In quwt tvtichhorhutait. RATES 75c PER DAY UP Southeast Corner 13th and Washington Portland, Oregon. Early Use of Candles on the Altar. In very early days, though lights were prescribed at mass, "they were placed not upon but near the altar." Sometimes the number of lights at a solemn mass was very great Anglo Saxon writers give this reason for thesfl lighta. "The acolytes light candles at mass not so much to dis pel darkness as In honor of Christ, who la our Light." Even when later on it became the; general practice to have two randies lighted upon tbe altar, "two others, we are told, "were often lighted at the parochial or high mass during the canon, or at least before the eleva tion." At Chichester In the thirteenth cen tury It was the custom on great festi vals to place seven tapers on the al tar, eight on the beam above It and two on the altar step; and on ordi nary days three on the altar and two on the step. We know alao that In the rhapel of Henry VIII. on the field of tha cloth of gold there were ten golden candlesticks on the altar. From the Ave Marfa. and Eye Advice Free by Mall. Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago. To Get the Best Light. When using oil lamps the housewife Is always very careful that every part of the lamp Is scrupulously clean and the burner Is boiled to remove any ac cumulation of dirt. She forgets; though, that her gas Jet Is Just aa likely to ac cumulate sell. Often there Is quite a little collection of dust and If this la cleared away the Improvement In tha light la noticeable. Dr. Pierce's Pellets, small, suear coated, easy to take aa candy, regultte and invigorate stomach, liver and bow els. Do not gripe. Rich Agricultural Section. It waa mentioned at the annual din ner of the Lancashire Farmers' asso ciation thai there were 137,000 cowa In the county a greater number than in any other county In England. Lan cashire, too, had the largest acreage of potatoes, with the exception of Lin colnshire, In Great Britain, having 43, 000 acres under cultivation. Qregonfife Thin is the tn l't insurance company EX CLUSIVELY OKKGON. B.t for Omron ian. Write fr detailed infurmatiott. Hum office Portland, Ore iron. are tbe safest and moat reliable en thai tic and rut em cleanser. The best remedy for Torpid Iivcr, Biliouftnesi and Sick Headache. At Drurtists r by nail, 25 Cent Hovx Chemicai. Co. Xoktulxd, osooaf ARE YOU RUPTURED? Try the Wilson Trass 39 DAYS FREE! JAY W. WILSON, RERNIA SPECIALIST. Sixth ftu Between Oak and Pine Su, Up aulra. Room Eight. PORTLAND. ORE. Ak or write for booklet. "A Sensible Talk on Rupture and lu Cure." It's ne. Grape Fruit With Currants. Cut chilled grapefruits In halves, ra. move the seeds and cut around each section of pulp rlosn to the membran ous wall or partitions. With a sharp knlfa carefully free tha membrane from the aides and Bottom of the skin and lift It out. Put two tnblespoonfuls of bar le due currant In tha center, Sugar Is not needed. No. 20 -'I I Wi" t nileertisera pleweel J1 "..lllliiw hl, pmpr. ' To Whip Cream. Whipping cream Is always a difficult task and often a disappointing one II one sees the ereain turn to butter, when butter Is the last thing wanted. llila can be prevented If the bowl Is kept In a pan of Ice water during the beating. PACIPIC COLLEGE OP CHIROPRACTIC 409 Commonwealth Bldg., Portland, Or. rn-prttv Mtuilenfa writ ft tnfnmtatioti. Open and iirivatta . hmr, morn inn;. af!rnn and svftiinic. InvalHlit and others demrtnir nkilld at tendant? should writ fur nmrns tu th Colletr or Greiner's Chiropractic Health Home MATILOA M. GREINEn, 0. C, Supertpttmleat. 7 75 1 Wid'ams Avenue, Portland, Oregon Trained minw. akitlrd nnaratnra ami lha haal mirt'iiractic ailvica in eunaultation In every ei Gay Life In St. Petersburg. I loved the rightly troika drives, with their mad speed through tha snow, gleaming brightly In the dark ness; the fabulous luxury at the end of them, when. In some splendid rea taurant far away from the capital, a magnificent repast with rostly wines would be served to entrancing Gypsy music, which care everyone, especial ly non Russians, forget all tbe fatigue of the drive. The wonderful attrac tion of all these things seemed drawn from soma fairy kingdom. Then came the long white nights, so loved by the people of the north but which told terribly on my nerves when Russlnna expect that they and their friends arc to regard sleep and fatigue as nonexistent; when activity Is transferred from the trokns to the Neva, which Is covered with small steamers and when there is a life nnd brightness on the river which only St Petersburg knows. Princess Von Racowltza. lliimli'i Wizard Oil, the World' b st ' liniment, hns Imi-ii cu inir pain tor m-nrly sill y yrum uni rim ' e ilr(t iiilM uhii ju-.'t a Mi i ly a the old family doctor who niiiy be niiif. awav. , The Dog and the Flea. Dog fanciers realize the difficulty of separating tbe animals from the fleas which often inhabit them. Few of tba older methods are entirely satisfac tory, but a Chicago electrical man is authority for the statement that the use of the vacuum c.eaner is mo.t efficacious. FOR YEARS Huw1ves have used a cloth to protect their har while weepmjr, but nuthintf to protect their luntrs, causing imtatrwn and mriamma tion. lunt In buth danifTsHii and annoyinjjr. You would rvfiw watfr that wu not crran, but omtmii to breaihe polluted alniuephex. and never cufnplan. NO-tl"ST SWT EF I NQ COMPOUND k chemH-ally prepared. atMrbfi the dut and dis-.- jrwrms, hAvt dctr' bills. Make your prvmis "dust clean" by using Sweeping Cornpound: burn the wepinra. NO-DUST No. 1. for household use. (n 5 and 10-lb. cans, :ic and wc grocers; .-ib meutl drums, fci.iV). NVDlrST No. 2. fr bu-:nes place. T5-Ib. drutnA. t-J.ix l.Wib. barreia. fUW. an-lb. barn-Is. KVai; f. o. b. l-'ortaand. tinier by mail or thnnivrh your grocer or drutru-sU Send for circulars. CRESCENT CHEMICAL CO. 526 Washington St, Portland, Ore. rinir i the BEST TIME The Now Iron Kettle. Ilefore using a new iron kettle, grease Inside and outside, let stand 48 houra, then wash In hot water In which a large lump of cooking aoda haa bean dlsaolved. nf the year to have ymtr teeth not and Ute and brtilgewnrk diaie and here la the plan, to gvl tlie beat iainlea work poaalble. (taaiarer iTim, bjUli.. work f..r oyl of tia e.iron. la nr ic il.lre.. r-l I'aialxe. ait fr. wh0m pialx. ee wo., i. eriier. CeMelUliM trie. darOram $5.00 22K8rWr.Te.lli4. 00 g.m riuinfs 1.00 fn.Kel F.llien 1.00 i;m. rtnu fcft i'T.W 5.0(5 rum 7.50 S.H t Will, rewe ea Maam Nlxl.il E.tr'tlee) . S 0 MnaaenMiaaeafamiai aaav MSTMoea Alt wnra fully euarantred roe fifteen (an, Wise Dental Co., Inc. famiess Dentists r v.uj FsltlBf lutwing. Thtre) en Wet-'irtsa. fCHTlalrt). Oftl i r. at. Saaaara, tat . Um Ihii: s A U. to I Soma Novel Remedies. A sure cure for the whooping cough: Place the child on the back of a don key which haa the cross plainly marked on tha rump; then lead tha animal to a place where roads meet In tha form of a cross. This Is not a specific sold In drug stores, but a remedy In vogue In the Emerald Isle before superstition gava way to modern medicine. D. John Allan Hornsby of Michael Reese hospital waa using It as a recipe In a talk on "Irish Medicine, or Irish Legendary Lore." "The blood of a black rat Is a sure cure for the shin gles." was another superstition re called by the speaker. Still another was that "a drop of blood from a Kchoa would cure the toothache." PleasantRGfiesfiiii, mW T"a -s i a C3 iruiienciai, Gontfo and Effective, Not At All Difficult. "Isn't It rather difficult to raise rosea at this season of the year?" qnerled the customer. "On tha contrary, It's dend easy," replied the florist "Only this morn ing I raised them from $2.50 to $3 a doten." CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. in tfia Circfe. on every. PacftaQ of tlto Genuine, DO NOT LET ANY DEALER DECEIVE YOU 1YSUF or rics AND elixir or SENNA has cjven UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS PAST, AND ITS WONDERFUL SUCCESS HAS LEO UN SCRUPULOUS MANUFACTURERS OF IMITATIONS TO OFFER INFERIOR PREPARATK)NS UNDER SIMILAR NAMES AND COSTING THE DEALER LESS) THEREFORE, WHEN BUY INC Note tfjoFulT Name of the Gompaniv i w ii i .iii'j.'ir i nki j'jiiMaiiij VI .' al m mm hi mm WHS f rP3f tONT.MSI tlXTtlT .i ijl; icoHn " imMi a Jiwnwa .eotT-attnn, nrwrrsima-anwi CAumntncsTRiTtSt PRINTED STRAKHT ACROSS, NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN 'I THE CIRCLE, NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKACE.or THE t GENUINE. REGULAR PRICE SO. PER BOTTLE, ONE SIZK aUNUTVRI ncTuaa ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, or rAOtACt. syri'p of nr.i A-r rttxtg op grVN a the most pleasant, whole. SOME AND EFFECTIVE RtMtDY FOR STOMACH TROUBLES. HEADACHES AND BILIOUSNESS DUE TO CONSTIPATION, AND TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS IT IS NECESSARY TO BUY THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, WHICH IS MANUFACTURED BY THE California Fig Syrup Co. a