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CITY AND COUNrToFFIClA PAPEB
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iand, Portland; Multnomah
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Daily, par month.
Daily, per three month.!..
i...75c
C9 9K
Daily. tr yr In advanc...Z...5B.OO
any. eat Je UlVUVIia 111 eUTia3....T".vw
taakl fibaarvar-SUr, by m), per
f The Asoc!atefJfcs li'exclu.ively
k 1 new. dl.p.Uhe. ere. ea .o nmr
)Im the local newa published therein
dispatches here are also reserveu. c?
NG I'iOX
. 'fo iinntphrnse tlio w-Qptiirc, "Cuii lii''ir., philostfliy, scliol
arship aaid statesmanship comiamt of Cinu'
: Assuredly it can. Tlic land that W' nd ages ago nave Con
fucifflis to the worlyina, 11s centiiiics rrUl by, givn statesmen,
philosttyliers and I'veXfccH'iitists in iiiimbt-rs. ' ' ' '
, Not least of the great international Chinese of modern history
L tli lion. Ng Poon Chew, statesman (dor, editor, philosopher,
and hunianitarian, who ciines to the luoal Lyoeum rostrum to
night, 'tie, Ni?, I'ooii Chiiws aiej inChl?ia; l$t,' liovcrtheless,
that wonderful tiatioiAhroUde. and stccpfg) in ignbraneeand
isolation for centuries, is not without f& ' great ntgn. Iti not
idle flatter? to rate La Orande's guest today assunon'g China'?
p-eat. jic livrgl iitho o?d order of things, he fought foiand got
the new .regime, he saw the gnttts of education andjnotlcru civilisa
tion open on darkest China uud, in the participation anireii
of these epochs in the world's history, he assimilated gat store
houses full of knowledge.! caii present them with tl logic 16
finesse of a polished wcideiitaf lie possesses the' peetrjjar coin
bination of brains anapolislit'd exterior evitfr'iiccs f oratory. Q
ADVEIi'TING FOR FAI$1-
, Paid adverting an an aI to fann
ers In meeting many of UQlr present
difficulties Ik urged by a professor
of industrial Jourmiliem at to Knn-f.Porttttlon of dOiff 'or a pe'riod
sns. Slate AgrlcuKurul College, .iifivi 10ye,r. .iiThere Is ,inor In thjs
this he did not meun advertising their
rOoduce for ' sale, although thcre
would, no doubt, be value in that.
Ha .meant the advertising of the
farmer' peculiar piWilcms, his needs
and his point nvng. Q
; 'Production Uaho leust,of the' fiirm
er's trouble) today. In spite of fihe
ahortwre of lior, Hoeds. 'cAn beot
into the ifjouml and bumper c(ii)(iul5tit iif aald .ti ie ith most Important
narOstcd with thff aid of Ui-to-laS0)roiiuct or an in tw eyes of jHmnn
fiiim machinery. . Distribution Is not
so simple n problem, tacls ot,'rnH"-'
ketlng facilities, or their cxhorbitiint
costliness when they exist, is Effic
ient to turn thfnrmer'a rich harvest
Into loss? f H
Partly, this weuknesa ui the, side
0!FrstQouiion is me inun oi ine pro.j r
aaducers therlvc WitltSmore fp'iir
- 'ii
lens and genesis cooperation, with
greater Q'ntei'piise, the farmers of
any aerthon could go a lojuc way In
ward alleviating their owrt suffering
from . marketing defects, Jn fact
they 4ave done" so n ac)e parts of
the country. .$
Oil the other hjiml, eiiulty iliflrinu-
tlnris also Idaftuible nn Industries
and cilitenawno tnll to appreciate
the importance of the farmer's work
and who me unwilling, therefore, to
w)piim to lot the highways and
transportation facilities heff .needs.
jThe light kind of advertising, honest i
'and atralghtrtirwan ;, statenienta o(
farmer renders the Tint ton, would
wxm-Cfente ii-timre intelligent public
opinion. Willi euliirhh'netl - opinion
will conies more fiieiully nn$ nympu
thetic attitude tintl the tieKinninir uf
fetter cooHr:ition between theHKil
cultural ttntimlusti'V populalipjiia.
;'. UI'l'liA'rt:!. J
The Unrlfif St'itcs lint nan (if Kdu
calion la esllino attetilion of pnr
enU and edueatoTs tie a class of pu
nils mil always ul'fieientlv consider-
iil. Thev arc the children iuiowii ns ;
"repeateW." ,
9 "repeater" Is A child who fails
"repeater '
.of nroiiLiaion unit iiiiihi Ho i, m
second and sometimes a third time, 1 ' ""B"-ss unuer a nui presenieu
the wurk of a, f itviuus ieim oi year.!'1"5' '"'rnrf yesterday by the. chair
The peiventa,of the.e children is , ln,n "f lhe efliaus cowmittee. If It
higher than most people suppose. P-""-". good way to take the ecu
In one Oty of aege "educational of 'iron would be to count the
standing, for eveefj 0W children ""'" whl think, they ought to hav
who enter s.hool, 100 are furred to,h J. Eugene Register,'
repeat thctirst gride. Whlla the ; 0
percentage jjiows less i the high Ptesidrft at Wexlco, General
grades, it n? to l) found all thewnv bregon is makinpw great record. At
op. Q a O.
These children are partTv repun-
aible for overcrowdincTin Jl.e ikmrti-
tary schools. Thv r-t the amhlic
extra money tor th.feo eilirTii
uw rj" coin aiionQ.'i
They e frequently trnukesume be.
eause they haxe lost inli-n-st inl
studies thL must take .jt :nj:tin
and they tic ien ahQ'erf ami un-
happy to a point which is h,a for '
tOir morale and that of their mates.
Finally they, constitute ii Urge per
eentage ofnhe childivr? whihJH
school, inadequately equipped, th
minute tk law will permiuthem to
, , . , . -cj, . ,
leave, and become inefficient Indus-1
trial workersror nosslbly loafei and !
Bangstera. o " I, J" xt
Teacher sav tfiit reiieatlng can lie,"" othpr J'er-
cut down. If parents will help their
children and keep in touch with their
progrraa.t mental and moral more
children will make the gradiMvho oth
erwise would Mil. Better grading
and grouping of children in the srQnol I
will hrln, loo. Home aib) school must
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Grand., Oregon, by U Grandt Evening
Oregon, Second CUai Mail Matter
Newi Stand, Portland; Imperii News
HoUl New Stand, Portland.
Daily, per ilx month! in advance 4.W
IMllv. ilnrie COOT
Daily. thra roonthi In adTanca..$lM
.-w.
year in n O
$1.60
a
entitled to the .use for , pub licatlon of
"""'--0 , '
C'HKW.
cooperate to solve the problem of the
repealer. v i i '
GAS F
WAR
Greut Britain hns'nrohlhited thfWiS-
than Oprai's on the surface
The nerlod set. whllcemiblinar Eng
land p make herself Independent of
othor&Auntries in xbe production of
;dyostufO,
dyestufO, will incidentally, build up
her wholearfttmlea) industry!' for mili
tary as well asfhdustrial purnosea.
lilDyestuffs1 ev made from co'ife' So
are amMunltltHi and noison gnu. The
statesmen.' They assume that' gas
will be the -priticlpal weapon in the
oe!H wr, ind areletermined to be
roady. ' ' -
Git may alT Is) observed that those
same mvreamen are less concerned
now with battleships .than alnAips.
Putting two and' two together, we
my infessthm Creat Britain, along
with fhe other fliifopean powers, fig
urea on dolnif hrt most effective
fightiggerMfter by dropping pofcon
gas bombs from the air.
The. .United States will not be he-
hindhand in that game, at least so
far as the gas is concerned. Anaeri-
cuii t iieiiiini.i, nunng me laie wtir,
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produced a ga' far more-deadly tlvlui
i liny used ,m the battlefrnnt, and,
when the war ended, out government
had enough on hand to kill tfc en
tire German army. Several .hundred
tons of it were sufccn,uentl.v tnkcn
out anil aunlOin the Atlantic Ocean,
More can lie ' maiM easily enough
Anu: oerorc'ine vrorui war,, ini
use nf poison gas Wus forbidden ai
innumnn: vi '
Isn't the next hiu; war going to be
n lovely affalr-(-jf slatesnien are so
stujild or so riminal as to permit a
'next"
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Ttie legislat(r who is jUmnsVinr
th it. law compeUlilg sutomejiilists lo
conie te.a tfead stop and look both
ways before crossing a railroad track
ought to amend It to require nutv
sheriff to ride In each ar. In that
,VV- ' might be enforcec.-Eugene
'"gisier. (J,
Oregon would gain one new ineni-
,hasnt -ssed" the United State:
si
iolu'r "ni'e "'toW"" office. m
J9 . ' 9 a
1ViTi moveout in March. I"
u irave a irunktul of problrftnr
lUnling t siilvR-Alaiuntht Vf,
Herald.
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W hJa' fr? t" mf in
ir.T'Z.u " nBVC
"i-'oul (iii Johnny" is dead butS-
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---- s"'"K isbp Mining as tN'cr.
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l'.'JI looks juT like
O
0V,Cfh seldom comes unbOlen. It
don't get a chanceo
"illy about a third of the wor'd's
population ku ever heard uf ChrUt
mas, let alone celebrated it.
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SCOUTS
(Conduct vi bij National Council of tb
Buy 8cou(b of Anterii'ii.)
SCOUTS AT ROOSEVELT GfiAVE
A
Hoy scouts within a ruilhis of fifty
lOnilt-v of New iork city luiiSf' a ineino-
rlal pIlKrlniute to the grave uf Theo
dore Itoosevelt on Krlilayi Nov. 20, Hie
day fdllouing ThHiikHglvlng. ilie pi I
grlmsfre ttas iiinlfr Ihir leHifiilili ot
Daniel Carter lieunl, naliiinal acoiit
fOMiiiiiSMloner, who was nMf ttie very
jclose friends of President Itoosevelt.
Kneli boy scout rouncll In this ter
ritory selected a delegation of Individ
ual honor scouts and troops. TliQmim
her llnit partlrlpaled' reijj)ieU aeveral
th'MjMiuifl. It Is proposed to muke the
trlAsu annual memorial In honor of
Die mull who. the American oys'
liieui. mid wno was hi one nine nonor-
nrv
jrv preableiit ' of the Boy Scouts of
aieiicii, ami was kmisvn us the Chief
Senut Citizen.
The scouts were &insporlcd from
'lielr var(3us loeal lieiidiA3ii-iir8 IS
Oyster llir? Ill autoiiioldlps, traitis and
by host. They innhlll.ed thwe and
then , hiked to Snuainnrc 1 Illiquid to
the Rofisevelt tonih. whero appropriate
scout lueuiorlnl services were held,
with addresses by several spealijrrs. In
chiding- I. lent. -t'nl. Theodore itnoie
vplttwlio reftanilLV bai'atue iineiuher
if ihe exin;tiilve hoard,if ""the boy
Vconls' orKlfliJy.allon anil -hnreS hlf
father's emhlttdiisni for seoiillni;.
'"The memorial 'bike' was not only
a fcrflcliui tribute. !o Die memory of a
Bl'iit man who iiiiilerxtpd boys nsw
others huve. but was a lini thing (gr
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DANIEL CARTEWBEiSRD
National? 8oout Commlssionar, Leader
, of thet'Soy Scout o( America M.
morlal Pllgrlmaae the Grave of
Theodore Rooseveltf Which Is ty Be
an Annual Scout Event ' If
the liovs themsclv." said ConrJls
aloner lard, whn Is familiarly known
as "lliii. pan'1 to the hittdreda o
thoiisnnils in hflD! seoitts. "Ttie pllgrliu-1
age to the tonibwf, Itoosevelt vas'
a lesson In ptitrtotlsiii nf tb kinifhat
makes for ftlt.ter ctM?.i'iislilp, whl.-h J :
tk rqmlatnciital olijeet of-the boy scout )
iiiowuieiit. I'ri'Slilent Itiiosevett had ;
all III PU'llli'esiiu una lilies- of a hnyl' !
hero, ajtjwaa tin out-or-dors man, a
buekskln tnan. explorer;' a true seont j
of -lh, Auierlean t.vpt; beloved
by lv, Bud amis alays lntetviil'ln
things boyi'are Itileiested In. The
purpose Is it, hnpi'ew upoilStiio hoys
thai pHitTi'lpated, and throiiKti ihctu to
luiliress upiinotlle'r hoys those splen
did iinallties of etiario;er iif 'Nieoiiore
itiioaovelt as houn ly the invents In
bis. life whii li It should l Hie aim nf
verf nerleaii hoy vi fulluw. Aaierl
m f kat pindui l no hetir man fay
'nnls to etiiulale.
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" lVls Is.jthc nnftle, Khen- lo tl
(.IKdsrk A by seoul is made 10 seniul-
pllsh '"til .liiler to sW'tire Ijie coveted
nterlt iiiuiues worn on . strive f Ids
emit. Dm nf the newest ,ft tnri- is
lltt "nt4 liny let. Tor.a If. it is
it essary for a uuiii lo take wun '!
'"ouiii to a prepuratory nuirse' Hi
t ttf- f npdii nienf fi Is ot seauniuvlili. The
merit Ktulc he 1'ei-u.lves nfler imss'tn .
i .
!b .9 iOV; &ZS!&i&i
VJ WuFJ? A. &
Is one of the Mnesf t-ps of silk e;iV T T ''
hroldi-cy lit the nii-riKr hdi;.- Jist. It
Is, a yelhuv, I-I..HU! an ancle
Hln-lior in yrllow, on a nil hlne hack-
ti'oiiinl. ft
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lha! it nad helfi d put out a tin- near I
c !
a poiMlerriLinl. ii we- put out., oth
ils the rt-pori wouULlft'e l.-on
different kli ,.
t090 THE B9 SCf UVfc
Tmnp. WiiiHlvllle, ;.. ilen'd lhe
l-euiOery, I'll! weP.h off streets, cut
weeds from around 'I ! Ins.
he tied eteiin churi'h cft nuis. w
rill c'!ii'l.
ny. S .y-v
Trn.m it), rt'-nnv. .M i-,-.
, . - . . , v , u . y
ii '("iMit-ii i nil ii-'iui-ti i'Q nn ni
loT cimwI turn. kup ovUi.um lo
nni fpiun ihMr hni u th nmimii
vhurxh In bttiMt'A iritnis i-nrl
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A .1. ., rw i, s ll-'lll'
t-nistni'titrg merature for the cliuivA t
p. '
Somt Cowl
CD t.nnjc InIiiihI hO.imil
nun ft i or ;!
tlurd for mlo ty her omiict:
Ml, cow Uih( kH five VmrtK uf !
milk day (wo Rrlit'lsiPne me I
t of Imrn QMi'l hy mkf." Mew
Kuk (.cut nil Mrtrtiiiie, I
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ANOTHEH LA, GRANDE CASE.,
II I'rovea That There ! A Way Oul
Kor Many Suffering U Grande Folks
Just another ' report of a case in
I,u Grande. Auotbr typical case.
Kidney ailments relieved in La
Grande with Kidnev S'ills.
E..L. Bussey, 140 Monroe Ave.,
La Grande, ays: .'-VI can qjrtainly
endorse and recomraend Doan's Kid
ney Pills for I never'.used anything;
that did mewsA much- gaod for my,
back and kidneys. . 1 hare been sub
ject tokidncy trouble, at tiiffes par
ticular when a cold settled in the
lower part of my back. ...pull aching
pains would aftioy . me , and my kid- L
neys would get bauly (gt of ordea
I started to use Doan's. Kidney Pills
and, from that tima on', f hiuy had
something on whlch J could rely.
Whoever I amiatheitit it only takes
a snort use 'of this mlicine to set
me right and now I am perfectly free
from kidney tulila. I am glad to
pronounce uoan s rntoncy ring me
best remedy to be ihad." (Statement
given)n November 0, 1911!iJ "
O May S, l!l1,dr. Bussey said:
"I know tifiie is nothing bettif for
tiidney complaint than .Doan's Kid-1
Tiey Pills. If I havt the letot sign of
kidney! complaint, a xhort use rf
Itonn's is sura.to give me prompt iom
lief" .
(iGc aLjll dealers. Fostcr-Millum
ffe, Mfr-i, Buffalo, N. Y.
. A hot water bottle for $1.25. for
1.7f, for 2.00, foi J2.50. All of
extra 'values and ; have becji spUl for
much more moneys The PriVe "&W,
like cveiythalif else, should lef. much
lf-ssf soiwe are making these prices
to suit the times, at
M 'A I
FAMIlf DRUS
STORE
l-A GRANOt.OBCaON.
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TS-
y you should place 4hat mou
.uentordor with thia eala6lishment
lst.-L-The maffele or granite will b
of FIRST QUALITY .
2nd, Tjie design wil be & excel
tewc example of this art.
, 8rd. The lettering, etc., will b
DEEPLY cut inorder to offiet the
ctioni ol the elements, ,
The . monumenii Jf greeted fer all
the tinie that's why It louMbe
mtllti0rd erected by US.
BLUE'MOUNTAIN MARBLE
' AND GRANITE WORKS
PLUMBING
ftny kind ofjililiiihlng iwH re
piiiriog, M reasonable prices,
by 4'
C DeKeyscr
- 1S tlnns .,,
. Wsoiia n 4001
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D. C. fcLAKE
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Doctor. hyvj
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?icisa and Surgeon
c Imlilor, Oft'ivo
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j FBUNB T(r COMPLAINT'
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f"r Any suWrtbrr - our reg- !
f riar carrier rout.n, who has 4-
4 not received bis o.iner bv 1:00 '?
P- m. may call Western U-
ton and have a papct deliver-
4
Ved at once. Complaints re-
4 ' i...iv...l l... il... winw it..:.,
J between the hours of and 9
will be attended to rfhe same
night: nLBiplnints after 9:00
p. ni. vtfi be taken care ot the
fn thing the following
iirning. V, forff you phone
it your coffplaclit, be s-ire
thst Ac paicr baa. not arriv
ed. , 12-9-tt
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a 'saw At
W 3 A A Aa4.
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U5S&&&SftfeS9$SM$$S " -
1 Lively Ffeed0j
oND
Sale Stable
T Ave-Phone&ed 722
- E. McClure, Prop.
a
Shop
Early ;
Tomorrow
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Durinir this Sale we are
tail prices for spring. Lt
"cannot make money on a
COST that's enough!
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t2!Aiikml: Japuaryl
I ' Ha. V . (Si a V
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il :
fun,
Is the biggest Bjoncy-saving,
in Tbusaie.'yj. '
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BLANKETS ANI?
COMFORTS
' i nun i i . v .
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-The greatest values of the Sale. Any!
Blanket in our. entire stock wooL 'cot-V,
tiw ornixed at onlyj ONE-FIACT'1 its
a REGULAR PRICE!
B $4.0 ai $20 Blankets, while ;thcy la.-t, . .
t t OKE-HALF,. $2.00 to $10.00. , . ' -9
Comfots that .eyere $4.00 to l7.o, ,
' now $2.1)0 to 98.73 !
i
ill I ' T . , : . ''"' " " vs. : - .
T1W Obierver wlUs pay a (ioa price
'(r tftean rags. , , f &
THE CON?IE(3Ttf0,iag
..'$1)0. ti'(ilt'iit,gcrvir "
Ul'(TIII.9 JriK Dt'T'.Vl'Clti)
US !Uvi OH! ij'tlfttollKM'S. 8' ;
Wilsb n:Br bs;
T.ai'or'
r3
j; 9 ( Si s ' B
!iClaa.nig, Pressing n3 Hat
SfBJockinj. Nevr Foley BWg.
ii f. n.ranrl.1 ffi.
f. W ifc.'
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JWith Complete
Optical S'eryice
3(.iii flic t:xUMali(jft tifftlu' Vh "rfVi-it-l Ufsj.-&14 iiiwli-i
ie iamirt,'t'ii'-''lt tiul with llif must iiiuili in fiijlriUTU?s (tiitl ffiaj'nwi'iit
kunwu tfluinVi'ssion. 2
Wflltill oxliitiistiiui
ll,'t f ru'l'0i.!l (fiisiu tiftlu- l-S'E 9
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.We Uriiul Our Own (Masses
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Leso Than Spring Prices
Here During Our9
'nAimllv sellin m;.i lin.-s nf merchandise at less than the re
as;ccssitates us taking a gic;(S loss
clearance like, this if we &nr our
e
value-giving siJee'vc ever conducted uxall out yeaia
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EVERY A
; EntirE,)tecj for
EF Half
1TICLE REDUCED . V' ;
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Hew is one inttance where "Less than Spring Priat ipre--vail."
Clothing ha, dropped approximately I 1-3 r cent.
Wc,ffor. you our crdfjv stock at saving of 17 pef ceiBt mwr
m-xt spring's prices? T . -0
Think of what this jncans to he able to pick out Hy suit in
our entiijd, stock, andTinly ont-twlf
pre-war prices!
fl0o4$35uits w
See the displ-iy in
., . -
lent values
It. paya to ajavurtiaa. -
6.
eara heltf inj
Igh reRiird uniies
tWmi That is the.
Ui'Wiud wo have
earned fa the
'.faithful perform
ance of oir dutie8.
It bay been shivn
that our buslnofri
methoda Cannot' be
criticised.4'
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PEARR. &
"The
Greatest
Sale
Of All"
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in order to do this, but we
stocks, REGARDLESS OK
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Final Clearance at' :
its regular gnet-x naiis
Selling at te $11 W
one of out tai8dowa),
r, w ' I
c." Oregon City"
INDIAN BLANKETS
: : AND-;-v.
MOTOR ROBES :
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on final .cjcaijince no,, Beautifi4
. Indian designs and colortngs, found only
yjn (Iri-gon City Rolies. Shaw 00 excel- 1 !
new, jt
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DON'I FUSS W
iSTrfflASlSI
Musterole Works Without the?
Blister Easier Quickera
, There's oo sense f mixing s Ihesa '
ef mustard, flour and water when you
can easily relieve paio, soreness or stiff,
eess with a little dean, white Musterolft
Musterole is made of pure oil at
Biustard and othSr helpful ingredieiU
combined in the form of the present
: hite ointmtkt It takes the place ol
anustard plasters;' and will not blister, j
Musterole usually gives prompt reliol
from sort throat, broocMtia, tonsilitis,1 1
croup, atiff neck, asthma, neuralguV1 i
headadie,congestloiVpIeurisy,rheum 3
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