WO
' Hill's Dept. Store
Sincerely Wishes
you a
Merry Christmas
I
l!AKi:it-l,A ClIANDK A('(OMM().
DATIO.V TIIAI.V IS I'OI'I I.AH
Olio Cnncli In Worked to Cnpnrlly
to Ciii-o for Ihu Traveler.
! ('
Tho Ilaker-I.a Oranda local train
which wan put on viien TaHt mull
train No. 5 Ih r hutiKed to' inoet the
eimtern connoctiona Ih provlim to
hn a very popular vehicle, and each
day the hIiikIo cuacli l crowded to
capacity.
I'ooplo from Ilaknr and all Inter
niedlntn pol'Ha take the local train
to thin city and here embark In the
: sleeper for Portland. There la also
heavy lornl traffic.
It ia apparent, th'u mnro avallnt:
cipaclty will bo needed If the buai
,.nean continuna ' to r.tow nnl It Ih
iltllte likely -the. ofliclala enntem
lilaie adding uioro etiilinient aftnr
,.tho flt-Ht of thn year.
Conductor flrady, the dean of the
profeaalon, reiualnn In chaiKa of the
-local truln uimI iK'U well placed mun
; or hu kuowa perannally moat of the
Undo,
' S FROM ABROAD IN j
I THE STATE. ;
' mmm "
", MlvVIIY STOdl MOMi:
; KM) IN. Or., liec. 24. Henry
Stoop arrived homo from Canada
Hureral daya no, to which place he
, waa alUactml by hly.li waKoa clu r
Iiik I lie harveHt aeaHona; alao by the
offur of the Canadian iioverninent
of one cent per mllo railroad trana-
,.porlatlon to barvealora. He receiv
ed flu a day aa separator tender,
but owltm to th" ehort crop, the
trip waa not aa ptolltable aa waa
expected.
. Ari'i i;h siiici'i.n to ii; i:it
KI.tllN, Or,, llee. 34. II. 11.
Veatbirpiim, maiiauer of the Oro
K'Ut CoiiiiiiImkIoii Co., li ft a .few daya
UKo for Denver Colorado with a car
load of applea. II,! expects to re
ceive the hlKhest prlcea for Die
fliipmcnt, iih tin car coutalna aev--'eral
of the standiud MlriellcH.
I'VTIHAV SISTKItS KI.KtT
' I'NION, dr., Dec. 24 -The I'yth-
Ian Slaters have elected till
ing officers:
follow-j
Maiy Mlnnlck. 1. C; Martha
Stevens, M i:,
I'ad.lm-li, Mcr.
' : Ciilliiirine Cr.iv-lin
Ktln Sh.-lton. M of
V.; lli-llc llnsuk. M
Dora lliilililii-oii. I'
Johnson, t;. of T.
It. and C ;
dor; Mollie
, MASONS INSTALL
r.lilON. Or-.. Ilf-c. 24.-. At limit
y-r.ul,ir uit-clinu t'nlon I.odc.o No
Hi A. F. i A VP. .-I ., Ld jiol Install
ed lilt- follo,vim onii-ei.s;
J. II. Jon.'., V. M ; L. Terial,
Vrtght. Tn-ii-urei : M. y. Hails.
Secrel.in: T l. Sliiiltl. S. I).; S.
',M. ll.iyn. s, J. lv ; it. li, Holirii:.
Sen. S.i S. I.. Hunter. Jim. S ; W.il
1'r Cock. Tyler.
st ATI-; 1 A i.i si-:i-
' SAI.S.M. Mi., Dec :4. The i in
i.ix com iiiUsiuii h.ot in !,,- id,, hi 1 1 .
tix lo for I'll!! wni.li vt tl piodiic
I ;l.O v t . I'l", tli 'liaMinum iitiioinil
Ihat tan Ik; uiim-iI liiiilcr Die i; per
rent limitation l;tv. 'lii,- .ih-i.ikc
IX IllllllUO Will be '1 l"j I'liils
ft. (' r. in ll i. Mi s in it l:
- Kl.OIN, Or.. Dec. V). -D.iie Zil-
i-l, Arlliur llallnai III .. t.,1 ,1,
C'rilIU lllle 'lelllllleil fioin roll-
Innd. i'wheie tbey alien, led the,
(irand Iidi-'e of (he KnUliis of '
PMlilua, aa , rept csenlat l ca o! Orion :
9.odgo No. 711. They, ropoi l Orion's'
sorvwe flex Willi Its 'lort al.ua lis
tlmivroceipieut of n itlnf rifila coiof l. .
uienta and that of Oregon KJin.lits
In tlO aervic. i.ikiii riaiins nine
Qr cent of the tol;,
CROWDED OA
IFTB'
tf-rn CRHISTM SCIEfJTJSTS
WAR SATIRE NOW
SEEMS PROPHECY
LONDON, Dec. 10. (United Press,
by Mail) Jn Haia Tout, the well
knuwn French maKimjic, published in
11)17 a aatiricnl "history" of the Cicr
nian revolutilon.
Tho "revue" opened in a room in
th. imperial palace with the kai.er
and four or five leading socialists hur
riedly rehearsing a "five le zufcial
izme" scene. The kaiser abdicated, a
republic was proclaimed, the army so- . .. . . , ,., ,
, .' .. ,.J . since that time has been beautiful,
ciahzed under the secret direction of . . iL . .. -.
, , , . , t I just as though it came on purpose for
Hindenhurg, as a ant extravagantly. . , , , , , , . .
ill v, the people to celebrate and celebrate
"ICIUUI IIIMU 111 IDVIl IIIIIUIIV lllllllll I 1
.. . ,, , . 3 . I
r.lnVn t'.n.l ihinlrl tlw.i
mal course
The "revolution" went beautifully,
according to plan. An armistice was
declared and the nrmy returned home,
waving the red flag, "according" to
plan." All would have been lovely, if
the stupid soldiers hadn't overstepped
their cues.
They became more thoroughly in
fected with the Idea of revolution than
had been anticipated. They upset the
' , i . iiu V .
a real one, and turned the p ay into a
.j, . i , , . . ,
reality far beyond its authors in ten-
Ilnnm
Jut how pood n prophet Je Sa id
.... .... , , ' .,, , , ,
Tout was probably will be demon
st rated, one way or the other, soon. It
ia noteworthy, however, that dis
patches from neutral sources recently
have interpreted the present situation
in GeVmnny in a way that corresponds
strikingly with certain parts of the
prophecy.
Disregarding the persistent rumors
of the kaiser's plans to return later,
these facts stand out to justify sus
pension of judgment upon the present
(lermnn regime:
First, Germany ns n whole has thus
fur manifested significantly few of
the twunl symptoms of a nation in
revolution. The apparent nonchalance
if the public at large is even arousing
cemmcnt. Accounts seem to indicate
the overthrow of the monarchy is re-
nnled with indifference. In ome re-
stances mute regret is evident. There
appears no nation-wide exultation in
the new-found libertv. no tmrtiruliir
indignation on the part of large
lassos against the nuthnra of their
i in t i ti n 11 1 misfortune. While there has
been some scalp hunting, it has been
mostly political in character.
n-u,,., i,,.,., , , , ,,.
there nave been as vet no startllnc
uisciosure or responsibility for the
war, no publication of secret docu
incuts. . The former hostility to the
lies seems to lie continuing in the
,, .... ..
form of resentment at the severity of
the armistice conditions.
Here apparently was some violence
connection with the naval mutiny.
land there has been some riotim- in
Itelri,, 3t,., tk !
lliroughi.ut the country doe, not seen,
much more perturbed than would nat-i"'."
"rally be expected under the ciivunl-!
..,..... f ,i.,f...,
I
True, the liermau "piil.lii-" is now I
apparently made up largely of old
men, women , i-hil.lr.-n. Hot
they nuglit register a little more pep. '
! Second, the transition in iidminls-1
tratiim in lteilin appears tfi have tak
en place with a suspicious smooth
ness. It is significant that half of the
pi .-out heads of the revolutionary ad
ministration vvcie supporter of the
kaiser rei.'iiiie. So fur ns is known,
tliev suffeie.l no dramatic change of
views. They have made no public,
whitewashing f their former records.
They seem to have enictly and sipi- '
ply stepped over mid tal e'l their seats I
as "revolutionist." j
i long the soi, erity of
Diitmnnii. lla:4,-c a", Hurt),
kne.-ht
Ifliite see-ni it.
knecht J. nt c
. init l.ici. ;
giivernment. j
d'i not make ;
11 in the
'c:igin.
ami hi. thiee. col'
a miiioiity.
, Fi eri is :, ,f oi-
cictlioi.irv
me t i.i r.ictor f,
tleil;ie fiituict ,,f e
till llirj,- ftiiny,
'is iu( ueiire -till r
'.afrv im
ii the re-
is to be ap ?'"
plied
y
Sail Tout
1;!,
. S in li r
it will ssve
pi a. ,.,.
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i'.iilthtp.
I1 attflie L
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LETTER FROM PARIS
Mrri. Kdnn S. Morrison, In Ued Crosn
'Service, Writes of France.
In a letter to Jack Dennis, Edna
Morrixnn of tho Amnriciin IJa.il ffiwn
'i lace de Kivoll, l'aris, writes:
juRl tfce kim, that muke you want
hustle to keep Jack Frost from tt
tiii(f you. The week before thu urmis-
,t I I 17 I
they did. You never saw such a crowd
I"1 V0Ur ,!fe U,,d tHe city Ve,V WW
to have a parade, but the people got
; so excited that they had to tfive up the
j idea and just let them ko wild.
I "I am living with a Fronch .family
that cannot speak any English and 1
1 can not speak very much French, ao
: we certainly have aome funny times.
j'I'he other day they were talking about
their good friends and the word for
good friends in French sounds very
much like "Bon Ami" nnd J said
Scouring soap" and they thought
'(t, , -
that I meant scouring soap was the
, , , , f . .
hsny we said good friends in Kngli.sh
" , ' '" " 'ri, leniiiK e,n
tho difference. 1 hey are more than
anxious tu learn Knglish. Yesterday
we went to tho American commissary
and got some coffee ami explained to
them that we would liko coffee for
our dinner. They waited until dinner
was over and then brought it in small
cups like our after-dinner coffee. We
had sume canned cream and sugar and
we had a good cup of coffee and then
we asked for more so they showed us
that tomorrow we could have coffee in
a large cup. It is lots of fun trying
to make them understand us.
"F.thol Hulling spent last week with
me and we had u fine time visiting, as
it ia certainly a treat lo see someone
from home. I have not met very
many people from Oregon since 1
came over.
"Does James Clark curry the pa
pers any more? I met his father over
here. Also had dinner the other eve
ning with Miss Hess Cameron who i
aii aunt of Arthur French's that used
to carry tho papers.
"I had n chance to go to Neufcha
tenu to work, but the man I am work
ing for in. Paris did net want me tc
leave, iu i uin sin i on mo same li ace
t , i ., - P. . .
,,-:iiutv i nau me uay ailer I got over
here. It is in the bureau of reiliisi
tiona mid ia a very busy place.
"1 met three sildier boys the other
evening that were just returning from
(iermnay, where they hail been held
prisonces for the past geven months.
They were mighty glad to get back
this fur on their way home. Kvery
sunnily i visit at tne hospitals and
! ''T "",ny. I"U'1"'K '
h"Ve l .lc" uf ll'"
" """.V T"' ' h' m""1 l'S;M""
iiu-iiu iniu l nan was me air rani. I
do not think that I will ever forget
that experience, but those days are all
past now nnd it begins to' look liko
we will be abli- to come home before
very long. It is just three mentis to
morrow since 1 sailed from New
York."
NTODAYj
Sri!AVFI 'From W. It. CuuphMI
plnee a rr-d heifer Jiranded box
on left hip," Any Infottnation
call lied -:2Si. 1i-24-:tt-pd.
WANTKD
lied :;i;
Wood
1.
sawing
12-
Call
M st-p.l
IMl'OKTANT!
Here's ch.uVe for the man who
needs a suit. For tho next ten days
we will gie its extra pair of trousers
for half piice with every suit. Think
ot it! You need the clothes. Ve tiWil
fthe business and will offer s fine linn
l''t fm. 0Th!s l,'d good until I
jjanusiy 1st.
1
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WANTrPV-Clesn Whit. Cottos
Haas at tho Obaervd P?3ce; 3c
"ii. - xDi - i kttsktwi obseuvf.ti.
JDPPBSE gUTIOI
a
Wtf'AI. H(HV!'Vt1
l.TS AMI
UTIONS I'AKKKJI AG41NST
WHtCliAlt-.N'T
lWS' OKDKlt.
OK COMMISSI4J-
At recent mLetine of the board!
of triuueeti of the hristian Science
i ' "
: society of Ia (Ji
ti(i pa8ed by
, with a ,view tu
irarnle, after the resolu-
by the ity commiiHiot.
to reKulatiiiK all public
mutiny placn, i.icludiriK churches,
had been consi1Ted, tiie following
reaolutiifti was paused:
" Kcioivi'd. Thjif th, nrinciilp tp-
' vcahil bv Jnn fhrifn,i,l lnuh ,.
the Chro;Lnn cnnc-l,,.! of tliiu mm,)
other countries are the one-basis for
a true civilization, and that out o? the
struggles of advocates of Christianity
liave come nil existing political safe
guards of that. kind of freedom which,
the world is -now striving to obtain
: for all peoples;
1 "That, inasmuch as the Christian
organizations of the United .Suites
have recently been failed upon by the
neat! oi our nation lo assemble ui
then) places of worship and pray for families for the past 40 yeam offers:
the success of our armies in war, in ntllo inducements; 52 per cent of
order to perpetuate the recognition of mir furm families pave had an in-,
the fundamental principle upun'roine of lesa than JiiOl) annually on
, which our government is lmx.il, it fol- average lOO-acA farms valued at1
lows that the safeguards provided in $5000. Surely men who know lit
the constitution for the development I tie or nothing or agriculture can I
of religious strength shall not be ig-j hardly be expected, to do better i
noren ao soon alter the might of right
has been demonstrated by a splendid
victory over arrogant aristocracy;
I hat autocracy, wherever it may
appear, may be overcome by adher -
enco to the principles of Christianity,
which is as effective in overcoming
disease us it is in defeating an armed
force.
"It is also resolved, that the local
Christian Science organization, as in
the past, will lend its assistance in
the support of law and order consist-
ent with the end to be obtained by
those striving for Divine government
in the affairs of mankind-
"That the jurisdiction of the board
of health is considered to be in con -
nection with the prevention and cure
of disease rather than over the regula
tion of religious worship, directly or
otherwise;
"That the said board of health has
no right under the principles ,-f demo
cracy, as set forth in our constitution
and voiced bv those u-hivhuvn ntljo,t
me iicuvuies oi our country in us past
and present unusual activities, to in-
terfere with religious freedom;
"That the city commission and the
hoard of health obviously have dutiei
to perform which should not be hnm
pcred, while the fact remains that jus
tico never infringes upon the right to
worship (Jod as one believes one
should, which is a just principle that
must receive acknowledgment if the
problems of-mortal niCn are ever to
be solved; J t
That it has ever been the concen-
sua of opinion in our hiirher courts of
law, since the beginning of this coun-: Hullard relain tlmii- present ranks,
try'ti history aa a nation, as recently through lire in recognition of moi i
cxiressed in the words of a prominent toi-loua service.
judge in rendering his opinion in a
case similar to the one under consid
eration that the constitution has al
ways guarded the right of personal
liberty and assemblage, in order that
people may freely worship their Cre
atro as they see fit, and the constitu
tion is not now su-pended.'
"This body, therefore, urgently pro
tests nainst the city's unlawful re
striction of religious nctivities which
have nlways been wholesome in the'r
influences, and it further resolves
that so long ns the citv's present rule J
relative to public gatherings is in'
force, the Christian Science society of j
l.a (irantle will increase the number
of its meetings, while endenvorinir to
conform with the resl fictions as to the
number of people which .shall consti
tute an authorized gathering, until
such time as the necessarv legal dis
position of the matter is effected."
Observer advertising will Dring remits.
Greetings to People of
La Grande and Community.
Pyl'liiit us this evi-litful
the worhl to csteml to
w i.-liiiiu: vmi the Meriy
I roin
Year
jierity
the i'i
i sky tlarkeiieil with war.
u' ,i irlailsioine one for vmi
sh.jwer its lilessinoft over yon t!ii-'HiLrh
riml inilirnteil hv tlie 1'iu'iiros
1 9
.t - a, , (Si C) ()
FAI'.MS AMI
SOI.II1I its
.fid. Euj
After a
F-ne Grcetiliiit, lin.esiie'si
thorough investigation I
feel safe in i;:u,.ing .iloflpany .logani-
Wlo ..feV. I,ll... W.ll
ied by soldieiii, given the toper
&
Itl-:SO-ftachlnery. good land and a '-(ill
1 L,on ' wiM makf!
agriculturally th in (ho aveiagL
Jaruier In the United States. And it
must not bo overlooked th;, our
1 leu It ural IWjljltfinduted thin aid.
We have el 10 1,,n 1,1
I lUre whttt wo ld ' "'"infed In
,he real ir.dUKtrle vhich have been
J4TKUIIZt:4 III lite yUHl i'f JOirhi
1. Co-operation M Mietlor than cm
thro:tt comeptition. 2. I-eadra are
lH'Ceii.sarf to the life of any project,
and therefoi e deserving . of . higher
fompon;tion. :t. Kvfn common
i lbol lilw ajld
tli itufct menial or!
better, more GiithmM-
;1'!"icu"'- "lo
ltft.-llieiiily. and tijc-y
get better resultH .If Ui-y share in
the profits or tne cntcprine ,'!f-
are enajstd In.
ApropoH of th1 J;t!Hl-for-soldiers I
mbveiiM'nt, it is lulitved that inen
returning from active service will
not take kindly to the secret-ivy of
the Interior's plan .for flist n'rliim-
ing land, then buying in '1 0-arre
tI.nctg ror'
agricuturul development.
ti.. .1Jlni n, i,it,.;,i,,.,i r
than experienced fanners, ispec-:
1 ially when the faring to be offered.
jare two-fifths tho size-of the aver
age. j
1 This plan Is not tet forth aa a
panacea for all the national troub-:
les which will confront us. Noth-i
i log of value along tho lines of read-j
jjustinent can bo dime unless the1
!tw0 commissions are created audi
e"cn firantod sufficient strength ami;
:Power 'hllt a reil1 fervice might bt i
i rendered.
Action on these mutters has al-,
rBi"ly bee" Al,y'A t" Tm' '
millions of soldiers have begun to,
st, Ca!" hom'ar1- "ml war I
!?rS , rv. '""" r'! !
iiuiiur.iwiy msniiBovu. c muni ;
nuike up for lost time by lnt-n-j
slve effoit. If we proceed with zeal i
and efficiency to th-3 settlement of
the problems involved, the future of
the ciVuntry will be ereatly aifeet-d j
for the butter. If we neglect tho i
plain duty bffore us, the nation;
will feel tho evil efVec-ts for a gen-1
i()r itlon.
Xfi Hinii or vnni:tri wlm
na8 nm,0 sacrifices for freedom ;
!nn,i jMHtlee should havo to sutler
'from public unappi eciat'ion. The
American people are ton grateful
lo these (jood servants to poniiil,
anything so unfair- !
HA.VK TO I.K l'KllMAXHNT
WASHINOTON. Dec. 24.-8...-.
retary of War linker bus recotn- i
mended to inngress that Oer.er.ils
I'ershlng. Much ami Illlss ami;
I.ioutenalit Ceue.-als I.ii:i:olt and:
I.K. 1 1 a i 1 4 of ;i:.ms
MOXTKKAL. !.. 2 1. Jewels
'valued at $ 1 00,0110 were stolen by
i masked burglars who dxnamited :i
jsafe in the office of I. I,. Mithiel:im
& Sous' diamond d ales s. i!i t he
, Kastern Township bank ov-i-pov-iered
the watehnian of tlie buildttiL',
j which is in the m art of b'!.-ines
Isectlon, and left linn b'tuud aid
' gagged.
Tall Trees.
The tallest of C:ilir.irn;..' "big trees"
Is three hundred anil twenty-live fe-t
In height, but mining the great gum
trees of Australia, not to mention llrtt
Ish Coluinbla'a great firs, many sped
mens ure nioro than four hundred foot
in height, nnd one. which was felled In
finmtifiist Aur.niHn, . measured f"'ir
hundred nnd seventy-one feet tho tnll.
st treo on record,
Job Printing, The Obsorvrr. Mm in
year in
you llo'i
'hristuia:
tho history of
day ( i I'l-et wr.
that has r-oine
May the New
aiitt mav pi'os-
ut
19
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O
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' (iitAin: nov A(isi:i
! Kit Klvelte Is Stained in the Ila
" '
ker county jail
t .. ,.f 1
. .
Ion Ijig stolen
inline conianijiiB ,
'...A11 (Vifhi. uVit-
ing 1 00111 of
the liuntiitoll
Uf'P'it.
.MISS.
The
pal.'-
AXXAJP.WI'.MfK !K.I
dealN of Mis." Anna lM't-
wife of George l"alpat
of
Island City, ourt'd Una i ""IK al
.i... i ..I M pa l.ulll1"'!"
Ilulswii.klcr.4 1503 V. Ave. . l- j
f-Mii...l ulin VAS a dallUllteA O!
WtlQ
in iui:iiid Cilv. Vas
' rri... 1...
t.v.:nty years m "-
.til be taken. t9 land Crty auu
llm funeral held at the cemetery
the funei
tllire Thursday afternoon at i:'.
lindly Ht.'wlied i'nen may be Im
ioved by boljlt well linlf a pint ot
- .....a nf u tU'O
! V"" "V.J., ..h n.i lulee
; , .a ,iIA
fjnea 'vherevnr it 'is HCurched and leave
,(l . Wh(, ))rv WI4jh the Eur-
ment. and the scorch will bare diwup-
4) eared.
- i J
I witli all jood wishes for
UM.iMt.hii.iiiii in mmm,mm m i
'.. 1918 ' j
.' 1919 Si
I Wisliino; you a most cnjoy;iliie Christ mas ainl y
f4 .
licss in the coniinp; year.
From
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I ' of the ''
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I La (irantle, Oreiron.
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AND PATRONS A MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND A HAP,
PY NEW YEAR
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
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! TOMORROW'S MAIL
(;.... Aii:
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Vi. niv rwiiu i i
tt-iii Muke-Their llMCU-
, 131. -
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The postoffice will be open Chrl-t-m,
ilav between 9 nd 10 oVh.ik ni
tr the delivery of all nn.il t thowj
.. u.T..ill i.t Pile win'wws.
" .. 9 i ... .U A.. I n.jf-
U... n i- tv de ivory, uui i"e
, '.- .. nlnke ,)u.ir rei;uliir triji.
Th Point of View.
iltflVrence K-tVeen Amorlcnn
itml r'rich
utiimobile tWWi is uus;
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blows up
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iimr tire!" nnd hi Fruce you wiy.
i"ll.hirdy! That was ouly the tire."
l Stars njid Stripe.
Would Return It.
It wna a very hot day nnd the kind
hearted Iceman Piv' 11 m"'
a piece of Ice. A newsboy a. ked In r .
for" It, but the nused to give it up.
MAw fhii'-ks!" said the boy. "111 glva
It back to you I oniy want the JulcO
out of It." Huston Tra'nrlpt.
your health
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and haii- (.
Feverish ciiid. Ihat distress (lie
little ones, that cause diitii-ult
frr.slhiB((, that irri'-ale thotr tcn.ilive lilllo
throali and ivc them lroi.-hle.otne di.tiirh
a coo((!j. u: rsadilr helped sod toothed
l ii,.(ll Ifjiii Ttr.
The wise mother gives it for croup,
Vhoopiojt couh, mcu,lc3 couii aoj broa
cliii.l cuohi. '
Foley's Honey 5 Tar
is just it (iood for itrown-tips ;ii
for childrca. f-or httatrticw, tKk ing tfmmi,
tfoubl-imc niht coimhi, la grippe couhj
nd chronic c.wS .4 clierly propic it is
Widely rccommciukff. It coniaini no
crofpvine, chloroform or odicr tiii diat
you pt.ld not like tugWe io -ot.rJ chil
drcn.iiclica:c penong or eUt rly pcoj!.-. li
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-le ittvncy it ml Tar nd v.u m e fc,m .
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