Tuesday, July 2, 1929
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
The Observer Want Ad Pae
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
1
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NEW TODAY
KOR RKNT .5 room modern hoase
nt 307 spring SI. tin rage. Phono
B7K-M. ' 7-2
LUST I "luck Handbag on I'dIIht
I no frock, nwir I'nlon, Sunday,
iteturn to Observer. Itcwiud.
A.VOKL'S hat cleaning, blocking.
Ilcst in town. A(tiwk of itohricii
kamp't:. 8-2-I m.
KOU ItKNT I'iiums i. .1 4 room
house. Not modern. n4-l' Ave.
1-2-4 tp.
l-'Oll HALK-- Pie
W.
, Cull 2Ii-7-2-21.
AI'AltTMKNTS Newly finished
inside an.l outside, well furnish-
cool. Very n asonnblo. Uu.
SotiimiT Hotel. 7-2-lm
l-'Olt SALK-Jiaby buggy, vlelorolu
. with records. Ladlo, J 2d I -HI h.
7-2-1 tp.
KOU UK NT r'uriilshcd house
keeping rooms. Next to Normal,
12111-Slh. 7-2-1 tp.
hANCK .H'l.V :t--l lleg. dance
:'.i(. n IkIi I I 'anceluud I 'ark.
.llnr Novelly orchestra. 7-2-21,
1- ui; HA Al li room house, largo
garage, luili an l fruit (roes, on
paved sin el. ( Jooil locution.
T'M'ntM. Phone '7S-.1. K-2
CliiKllltlKS WANTKD HIhit
Krult I MmhIucI 4 On, will receive
Itoyal A ntn ( lierrles for barrel
ling, at Sawyer-1 Inline win'f
house. Highest marke! pi In.
7-2-4 lp
POK SAI.i: -OH TH;li:
KOIt SALK --I'Viers. I'
(Juo, II. Chapman.
rale fal timed.
iI-L'U-fl tp.
l.f.lt KAUv- a in. Ik Konta. T. M.
(III. nore, Union, Ore. Il-iil-fil.
!( lit KAI.I-: corn f"il riyorH.
l-'nrm.-r lf:l. 7-1
Call
:i tp
TVI'KWIllTKItH FOIt HAI.H
rent or exehaiiK.!. 1'i. C. Tu.-key,
li.H Waxh. Ave. 0-I7-I..1
la'V, KKI.I., K.iiHii and move
houaes, I'l'iit j!H'k-ereWH and
tin.heiH, John Mai'H. li-7-1 m.
i:aUKONIA IJIOKMK l-'or hlood, !
liver, kldnoys, Htomae.h, hownlB j
tind rheiinuitlmn. Chris Miller
ioiiur.-. avi. -- i - 1 1 1 1
'Oil KAI.K Kord roaoHler, & new
Hi-en and llcenrie. 11 Im 950.00, J
for Information call 27R-J.
fl-27-H t. i
I'liH HA 1.10 CUt. TltAMK- Heverul
Kood Imivh In uHrd oil Htove-n.
Work like new. Kurnll lire lOx
chu iiki. ii-2K t r.
I'Oli SAI.Ktioodyear and I'alh
finder lit on at low est prtccH In
:ia yen i'H levM I ft and 2a m i- cimiI
duiillK I'uuilli of July lire fntle
at iVihni'iikainp.s. 7 -1 - 21.
KOU SALIO Modern furnished t!
rooiiiH, basiMiiertt, 4 car garage.
HI'ivet '.uipioveliieulH paid, total
pi ice $22r.lUHl, $2fn.00 cash. He
II. A. Kaer 1 block norl h of
CHy park, or write (leo. Kagcr,
2IMMI American Ave. Long Beach.
'al. 7-1-1 lp.
KOU SALIO Oil Tit A 1)10 I'M
portable phonograph, goil
new JUi.tio, Kuralluro K.xcluiuge.
11. 2 X tf.
KOU SALIO (lit TICADIO Oak II-
(.n. miiM-fi, tii i ii uu jefi.n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
('.'(). ua, n-ning from Itl.ou tot
t I2.ua. I'uniituie lOxchange.
(i-2.'.-tf, I
MOM'N POP
no DirrcncNtt wiicw.
WE BUILD SO LONG AS
wt trt a noor or our
OWN OVF-U 0US HEADS.
BUT IF IT Dip VO
CH0OGC BAbtlLL
w m.m vwi muteA mswtwwfim ebbs- "
w.w .lonrSj- PJ iT felted 1 :
UTILES HIE MM U-.P MW . 'WSIf A - V S k ft - 5J ! Ai Kf A .o- H tlV VH Tkff ' i
FRECKLES ANDHISFRIENDS REAR TRACKS! ByBlosser ffi ; Tljr A
STS'T -f WIG NEST I
htr,S rJJi 7-: "1 " Ic:.. i, Ayijk 1 IDEALS i
ni-W ff-A''k " "--- 2?A U - v-;fi3f' ffX ...f srs.s.-sna
Observer
Want Ad
Rates ..
(Count five .average won lit
to .Hit. Wue.)
Per Hue, k( luserthm 10c
IVr line, cueli wide! cootfec-
tlllvt lllSfJUOII lv
I iiituiiuii charge on oiih or
der 25
ItATKS MY MONTH
i lines, per mouth 92. .10
t Hues, per iiioutli , W.'ib
I Illicit, Mil flllMllh f $4.10
5 lines, per month IH.7ft
I inch additional lliio over five
charged ul fiOo per lluu ptr
monili.
t'AHII IS AOVANCK In re
liiircd nn Hit Classified orders to
i-am these niU'H, Higher rai
-lunged on all credit Insert Iouh,
Copy ror ull t'lawifiwi onhiti
finiHi ho In this office by It) A
M. DAY OJ'1 INK'.'KTION. Htop
order on ad inserted iiutil fur
ther notice nnr-l lie received by
the mwi i u hour or i-jttin liiMfitloii
Mill he charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rated may bo earned uu
phouu ortleni by payumit on or
he fore dale of lwt liitM (Ion.
I'IIOM; MAIN 7
"An Ohnerver Want Ad
Will Do H"
WM.I TKADR my $4ooii equity In
21 m ro trrlgated rum li, mlg..
i )nli r..r- Uontli .Mliln r.ulili'liie
or"an'acrt'ae. C. C. Marker, I ill- j
Ron, Ore. C-3-1 nip.
""Oil HA.I.K I'urtly f ...nlahcd 8
room modern honHo, Double ku'
okc. A ...oat dealn.l.ln location
UeUHo.mblfl ter.na, 10 1 6 Sixth til.
Phono Mull. 7IIH. 0-3-tf.
roit hi:nt
l-'nlt KKNT: Modern & room lionae,
1'IIJ 2nd. HI. I'h. 47'J-lt; O-lM-ir.
KUH KKNT Kouma over bllver
horn. WrlKht IJrug Store 6-13-tf
KOU KKNT Modern hoi.au on
Kil'Ml Ht. Inn. 211118 2 nil .St.
tf
iU.iK , Jt 10 NT -!( room . Hirnlrihed
Apt. IK07 AdauiN 6-2!l-U lp.
. . i
KOU KKNT OH l.KAflK Apart-
inentM over I'utnmn'H more.
Available July iHt: lmidlre I,. I..
bnodraiM, J 60S Koui th Ht.
C-ll- tf. i
; "f "
KOU ItfONT Hmall room dn Ad--
ninn Avi,'next lo Klar thwiter.lj
Now occupied by WhlU-'e Shoe.j
Hhop. ;ifi a nionlli. I'hotto .Main
S42. ti-2&-t f.'1
KOU ltKNT l-'tu nlnhed . hoiincfl ,
it nd Apt's., with hat tin. (.'lean,
Qukt, low runts. Adults. 1 81 a
(ireenwood. C-3-lm
!' lit It 10 N'T ;t rooms and lm I h
furnished apt. Iiii'7 4th St, Kh.
:ni!i-it. fi-:'?i-tf.
AllSCIOM.A.MOOrs
NOTIC10 Mo.lern Shoe sliop
moved lo Curry MtllhLng by Klre
slation. 7-l-:t lp.
KASTIOItN OltlOOON School of
.M uslc- violin, piano, voice.
Credits. I. O. O. "'. ttMllplc. I'll.
447-J. 7-1-lm.
NOW IH TI1I0 TIM JO whin well
ventilated, screened, clean ami
quid permits the proper rest. 2
loom furnished upurlmruts w'.ih
' bath at f I I, without luilh VS.
Adults,- IMU (It cen woo. . 7-l-:tt.
: , FAMILY HARMONY ' ' "" "" " By Cowan s wMM Lfflhil
1 f COSM. VM ALL FOR A WELL, T14C BOUlNGsl TWOT L0T BV T,,E GOLf - WlislZ. ALL YOUQ 1 f BUT tAOM Y IT'LL BE. 1 OWE UP1 LLT VT 1 i
LAKCVILW-SWlllMINa, j AWE 1ALKINC, OF C00RV.E IS OOR BEST GOOFY G0LF.-BUG UEVIEW ' I BABBLE BP00K) GO11, WF-'LL Hlo. ks nnd torkh s, vans and
CANOEING PIGHT MOVING OUT THERE BCT - 0NLV TWCIV FRIENDS USING OUR MAS tVCRY- ) OR N0THIWG PROBABLY BE ' ,""n
OFF Tin: VJACK AND DON'T INTEND MIMUTF; TCI TUF UniKF A"; A orNnrivllO T .-I A t JC ... 1
1 MIGHT AG VOCLL
COMMUTt HIOM THE
SUBUBU5 of Hong
kong AS BAtitiLE.
BS0OK. VO SPEVIB
.K;,1P" yTOHlNEWTOW I OFFICE AND NO Srtrt DOUT INIEND HV Z VLfTHf 1? w S iis- 1 Mov.- your snfr just ,, us
rwS; N -Y P(V!. WlJ ""T F A K - 1 TO BC AMY BODY T S FORE VIE ALL AGREE ON J '"--
. .... x.v rY LlrU r ....nN... Al V. l . . ...
vwnNooinnwus vv. --7 v - a "S-XT s;,r ,,i,- ,. ,
MONK T TO 1GlAN on Improve i
j city property, straight loam, or
i . Int a; intent plan. Lowest rntes.
J United Htates invuHtment Co.
'Htionn Main .IK. 8-tO-lm
j l,A OHANIiJi A1ATTHKHH ik Up-
I WorkH. il'hone 42i-W. Chun. J-3d-!
war.Uji, J'rop. 12-1-lm
jcj':i,J-:iilATK TIIH 4TII (;! your
i .(tH ,-vorl(H at I lie. Ore, Trail.
: l-'ult line lo nJeet from.
K. Adams. fi-Sfi-lf.
MONKX TO LOAN We liavti !
inoiit:y to loan on de.ilrab!e city'
property at the low rule of In-'
tereat of . We write all kincla'
of ItiHuronc-e, Inoiudlug llfo. Cha-s. i
H. Keynoldx 2-4-1 in I
IjOST
I I.O.ST S'luuro Camro pin valm
j kei pH;iki. J'Imiih- .Main S2S.
-l-:il.
I. IKT Woniiin'H .lantzeri nwlrn
minK Hiiit, navy hlue. Itelurn to
Ohwrvr. U-2S-:i tt.
roi'M)
KOU NO The bent and cheupeHt j
- place to Ret Sf-dan door and win I
HhleM Ottlckly Instu'led
and HatUfactioii Kiiaranted,
Clian. HftrrlH, irii MadiNou.
4-i:(-lni
WANTKD
WANTKO i:xperienr.(Ml flnlMlier
Apply Hlandarrl Laundry, I. a '
Uruilde. ii-27-lf
WANTKD-
Kxier;ellrcl he).
hnuac work un In it... Mr. .1
llnlihin, l''ur..iei'H 1'Ox. 7-1-
WANTKM Hoy lo drive tru. k and
liel on Krni.ndx, for aeuaou. Coll
Wiillowu Lake Wnndi-iiitnil, Will
Iowa Uil.e. Ore. 7-l-:il.
Culbertson Waives
Preliminary Exam
ST. IIIOI.KNS, Ore.. July 2 (AC)
J. S. Culhci'lttOIl. St. Helens den.
uty marshal, waived nreliminurv
exauiliiiillou on a cliarKe of per-i
Jury yesterdnv anil wan held to llio
, . . . ...
. ' . T: ' "''!' . .
""""" v-m.uh.-
perjury.
ho compluliit iilli'ffeH Culhertson
made a false affidavit when li
Mvore he could not locale Kerry
MuthowK, a material wUnewM lor;
him. lu the en.- peudinif iiRalnst'
him by Al 'H. (Minpman who Ik riuln,r
fr IUiVhmi ilnniuKeH for nlleKeil as-
mil
iMu
and fuKsc lmpiiHonment.
i clfne mum euiilinued.
i i n
(tClS K 11 e 11 111 il t 1 C AlU! 1
i pi i imi i .-mii i pi pi e i 1 1 1 1 i
T .
(Jl IjCCI !
Those who have tried everytblngl
I v il lioul benefit will find Casey's
i Ubeitmatie Remedy the most
, startling discovery of recent, times
' for pains of rheumatism, neuritis,
ueuiatfila, sciatica, lumbago. The
relief Is quick and Hiire, reduces
pain and swelling t h rough direct
.action on the slomach, liver and
kid n . ( ; ua ra n I eed by L A: L
VUVU CO. 9 I. mi er boll le. Adv.
Astrologer
UK8. I'UKOrJU'.IK llAIiMRH
1U1 N Ave., La O run tie. Or.
Reudlngs dully.
RetdluKH by Mall Bpeclalty
' -OOM-r WAMt ALU f U HOW ORTIVS. .
..T -FSC? "fi-V. MIGHT. J'..'VVs9 lMl5j
i
Schildkraut
At Colonial In
"The Heart Thief"
Joseph Sclillilkruut. known ns
the screen "h muwt romunUc Jovor,
and l,ya de I'uitl. tniuous lluriKar
Ian actress, who won re u own h.V
I ll-r u'"'Hy and artistry In "
1 'ji rJi
l'-" nr(' "'-deiii sweethearts In a
n,'w .M'tropolliuii picture, "The I
I lleni'l Till. I' " 1 1 1 1 1 v I n ir i, whiv ii.ul I
II -t Thief," playintr today tuI
Wednesdav ,.. the rnh.nh.l theater.
, , ,,.un . ,
Hobert Kdeson. noted American
Him.' jin, i f,-,.., ui...- iu r,.i.iiii-.wi
in the production with Mr. Schild
kraut and Miss de 1'ilttl.
Mr. Sehlldrkraut bus the role of
a roue and gambler who falls lp
love with a peasant nirl. portrayed
by Miss rh- I'util. Their love ro-
mance is broken and when a noble
man oilers to marry the girl, she
accepts. H Is relations seek to
break off the match by employing
Paul K urt (Schildrkrii ut ) to com
promise her. When he leurns the
truth, he double-crosses his em-
players and. wins the girl for hlm-
selt. The arllon' of the story Is
su lft aud dramatic.
The picture Is the screen version
of I .a .ins Biros play, "The High
wayuui n," in which Mr. Schlld
kniul starred for -many months in
New York and Chicago. It was di
rected by Nils Olaf Chrisaudor.
ha lies (icrranl, lOukilie Jensen,
(ieorge Iteehm and William Hake
well are In the supporting cast.
.Olive Borden Is
Starred In
"Eternal Woman"
Outside of that much abused'
wont nerson.'i Ht v. io-nh:iliK- nn nth.
er single word in our vocabulary ji
has been more overworked of late
,y. i.is thin. 11111. wlili li Is uf .olio- ronrl..d.s with a thrillli.K train ' li-l. your moutiii h,. grim: ttyWR: Innr rl
(ulul origin- "rep'!" -What (loos
1t meiui ' Well, whether the orig
inal derivation Is "pepper" or what
uot It is one of the most irrnphic.
words up know and sometimes no
oihor will suffice.
That Ik the case with Olive Uoi
den. Try to describe this amazing
yoiinf; person who pJuys the fem-
.. I nine featured lead In "The lOler-
I nal Womiiil," u Columbia picture
at the yiar theater, und eo If there
j Is any other word that so pcrfect-
'V l"".ures ner to your mum.
' '"'V.
! cJ, vor u,,d hllH 11 l'le of ntliusl
I :ts,n lnut 's Individual. She is un
ciev
MLe nnv other nm.-n m-fiut I
!tite, with roguish black eyes and
I hair like the raven's wing, so ani-
(mated that be sinmlv -n'i k.-en
! still, but must sing aud dance and j
keep on the go continuously that's I
the fair Olive, who so ablv oort i uv
a maiden of Argentine In lliLs ex
citing love drama of the I'amjias
kind.
Victor McLag'len
Coming In
"Strong Boy"
A strong eta r lor "Strong liny."
Victor McLag leu's new picture,
with a powerful supporting cast
and a robust theme. The assisting
comedians are Karrell Mac I tonald.
Clyde Cook and "Slim" Summer
vllle, "the lh.ee Mirthgeteers," of
filmdom.
"Strong Hoy" is a bustling,
.strong-armed love comedy that
teems with life, tingles wilh humor
and presents the former star of
"What l'rice Glory?" in his sunni
est vein. Mcl.aglen Is cast as a
finish Is more so for "Strooir Itov '
hi.K-K.iKP-i'OiMii Hom. o w ho I'lmlM j think nf my tvinl.v-filth lilrtlHlny." SfcrlOIS
hil.ist'ir In a trunk .11 1 or ti-oi.hlo j Tho ll.-.ile: "Wh.it hi.lMicnod V" 5Wv)
when .. hi.hy. u inonkcy ...id .. ropi j ... SS
: of pta.-l.s t't t.'..iKl-d lip in his do- l'lll.-j.l nmrai.T Is llu kind you '" v"-
I main. If tin. Mart Is Initli-. thrjiuiil lo shun- ulth colli wuli-r: ' ' xSSi'i'E
I finish Is inon so fnr --Striii.K Hoy'" jlno....l ...M.ri.uo Ihr kind yon ihm-.I m ?Jr n
robbery that mixes laughs with vil
lainy. A charming love story of a
Kirl's successful attempt to fire
her sweetheart with ambition is
.skillfully entwined with fareir.il
adventures that will tickle your
sttn.se of the ridiculous. Lovely
.Lea trice Joy is Me La glen's little
lady.
So. with the advent of "Strong
Hoy" Wednesday, check your trou
bles and visit it at the Star.
Great Sea
Scenes In
"The Divine Lady'
The most elaborate sea scones
ever filmed for a motion picture
production figure in Conine flrif
fith's big special starring prod lic
i oOll IOC 1" list IMlllOnai. I Hp ll-
! vh,e ' ""'V " Th( maritime scenes
Modeling British-Krench naval
i 'tth-s and voyages in the eight-
eenth c
the spe
ntury. are only a part of
tacular eleinenls
the
I s,("''- w,lfrh ,H lh" l''
j story, which is the
j t ion at t he A rcmie
nt uttrac-
Iheutei
CAT
MAR H RIO
l'erhaps age was more respect
IpiI In nthor tim.. hoi-nux.. tovpr
!;r,..ry"- i,""'"s 1 tu
The illfference between an op
timist and a pessimist is. that the
pessimist believes all Women are
bad the optimist hopes the pes
simist is right. !
1 Swool Yonnit TIiik: "I lintc tn ' IfiMfei)
Prof essional Directory
This .llwiory i luin.ly fr tlm newcomer or tor
,.lm, r-rl.oii ,.... II..- name ami aU.lreHvor .ome
n'r"'s .al ........ It Las ... e.vr,.lly ,..e..r.l ..i H l-rove
.IToe a re...l, ai.l lo ..y reu.l.-r In oln I"K ..o....l .rohlooi.l
Classified for Quick Reference
! Osteopathic Physicians
1 J, I,. IVfil.H, d. o.
; iAuiAiti:i' ikui.u, u. o.
; General practice anil the "i'uat
BVSTEH" lur fallen arcl.e.1.
Isominer ? "I,''"h,??e
jUullding M"1" II""
j IDA MrllKEKIS
'IVneher or
I The Barbureux flystp.m
I Voice X5ni.natlcs
' Melville Arts. rh. Slain 741
, Hlndlo will reopen Kr-pt. ll.
IIAHT'S MATIIIIVII'V HOMP1
I Trained Care Price Ileanoniible.
I Call and See Ua.
'.Mrs. E. TT. Hart 4011 N. Ave,
i mtiiK.i: Titf;i:iY
:She was a damsel fair to sec;
;A gallant bachelor w;is he:
j He offered her on bended knee
1 One Heart.
IA richer rival came in view;
jof maids he'd learned n thing or
i t wo :
He flushed before her eyes nf blue
i Two Diamonds.
They married. .Next a change of
I scene;
His love beenme n mere "has been."
!lle spent his time, he said, between
j Three Clubs.
And so this once too-pampered
j brJde
Forlorn, neglected, pined and
died
1 A ntiartet of grave-diggers piled
j Four Spades.
The moral is: Don't wed for go-!.
A marriage bouuhfs a marring--sold.
A loveless match is proved to bold
No Trumps,
1
! "1 fow wn s it your f a t h er d i ed
lien niless?"
; "Well, bo lost his health Irylng
to get wealthy, and then lost his
.wealth trying to got healthy."
! "Have you ever loved before?"
"Xn, John: 1 have often ml mi red
men for their strength, courage,
good looks or intelligence, but with
you. dear, it Is all love, nothing
else."
I ...
I "And was mam.Vs darling fright
ened when it thundered?"
"Xn mama, 1 wasn't, but nursie
was." I
j "Why, how do you know?" t
I "I know, cos daddy had her on !
his knee." ;
Who remembers when neck was
a noun
A small nervous fellow walked
Into the grocery store. "I want nil
the rotten eggs you have," he de
manded. "What . do you want wil h stale
eggs?" asked the clerk, "are you
going to hear Savage speak at the
contest tonight ?"
with
, TT . -i , ' j
TraruiCleaYinto
fpHB highest coa of ethlca I
governs our professional
I.
l mairii ttr - mil im dmh ;
Physicians & Surgeons
i,w? n. noiTW. m. n.
i, i:va wii.kkn. m. u.
Tractlce limited to diaeaHea of tho
Kve. 10ar, Noae and Throat
New Koley .Telephone
m.lldii.K Main It
u.
isuruery
nonms 16-17
Telephone
Hi a I II ir.
Soninier Iiinldlnff
.I. A. VIMIi:iH.H.'4i. l. l.
(.-er l & !. l.i'i.K HLorn.
I'hmi,. .M-II7S
Hospital and l!'- l""' 2nd St.
I'lmni' M-:l2
"S-sh-sb," hissed the buyer ner
ivuiisly, "I'm Savage."
j Nearly all the lithla ore mined in
ibis country comes from the Black
Hills of South Dakota.
Local Firm Gets
Valuable Agency
Rod Cross Drup; Store Secures
Exclusive 5-Year Franchise
for New and Celebrated
Scientific Formula
Local citizens who have heard of
i lie amazing results .which have
been accomplished by Kargon wil
, - crested In Hie Important aji
noiiiK'euient t hat this new aaid
scientific formula can now be-ob-taineil
in this city.
Manufacturers of this , revolu
tionary formula have followed out
the policy of selecting outstanding
firms as exclusive, agents in every
ell y where t lie new medicine, has
been introduced, Leading druggists
everywhere have, acclaimed It as .a
1 riumph in t lie fUOd of modern
imtdicinc and have 'been eager to
be among the fi;vd to supply It to
their trade.
Never before in the history of
the world has the progress of Alodi-
lc.il Science been so rapid. One Im-
porta nt dlscovei y after 41 not her
lias been made which will have a
far-i-eacliiiig effect upon the health
and well-being of mankind. -Some
i of these discoveries are. wturtllng
in the extreme and absolutely .dis
prove many of the beliefs, pruellees
and theories we have .known for a
life-time.
As scientific In vest iga tors learn
more und more about the human
anatomy, the practice of medicine
changes t he old is discarded for
I lm new.
As a result of this world-wide
meilleul research, science has dls- -covered
that good health is largely
governed and maintained by three
vhnl organs and fluids of the body.
These are (lie liver, the blood and
, the endocryiie glands.
What is more important, we
have learned that these organs and
fluids can be stimulated and In
igoraled by certain basic ele
ments. i "ilvl" hnnvliMlt-..
Iji,,
Having knowledge of these Inn-
one of Amer-
inists succeed-
one-lialf years
of laboratory research In combin
ing these basic element's in one for
ui ub which may well be con
sidered one or the greatest health
giving reinhlies of the age.
It is callod Sargon. This formula
and t he formula for Sargon S,ofl
.Mush lills. which are an . essential
and integral part of tho treatment,
are the properly of the Sargon
Laboratories and can be obtained
by no other firm or individual In
the world.
This new scientific treatment,
which represents much of our
latest knowledge nn modern the
rapy, has been acclaimed by slrug
gists throughout America us a Irl
umph in the field of medicine.
With the neels of their custo
mers uppermost in their minds,
leading druggists everywhere have
been eager to be among tho first
to supply it to their trade.
Although introduo-d in the west
only a few weeks ago, Sargon ha
already U come a household .word.
In Portland. Spokane and Seattle
alone, over tbi.iioii -hot lira of ,-ar-gon
anl Sargon Soft Mas Pills
h:m' I u sold and dlslrlbnled by
local firms. Noihlng like It has e-ver
n seen b.-fore.
As a mattor of fact, the ninrvtl-
oils sneeess achieved by lilts re-
mariiaoie medicine actually stag
gers ihe imagination. The demaud
for Saigon bus been positively
phenomenal and is probably un
precedent. -d In the history of Ihe
drug trade.
In the state of Pnllfornla u'on
the astonishing total of eitrht en
tire carloads was juuuired to mip
, fy the tremendous demand durlnff
I ;he tirst sixty day this remarkable
medicine was on sale. Six solid car
loads were ordered by Texas firms
the fhst ninety drys after Its In
troduction In that state. The suc
css uf Sargon in Minnesota hut
been so overwhelming that the
, Twin t'itifs, Alinn npolis and .St.
Paul are selling t u( the rate of
; L'int.itiMi u ,y(.,n. .throutrh retail
channels alone, to say nothing of
the Hitmen,, wholesale distribution,
over :'vno hottbs have been sold
an.l distiibutMl by Kansas f'ity
. fii -ntK Mi inphis W hoi. -Ml., and re-
,1,i,I ls have rvMiihvd more
,hi,n 1'hum". btdtbss Atlanta re-
miii turns art- s, l l tig h at the rate
of $iio,ooo y.ny. These are uctual
figures w Inch en easily he verified
and the sales In ot her tections have
, been coriespondbigly large,
j The exclusive agency for janron
I and Saigon Soft Mass pills for this
' ity ntui jo-etien has tsurn awarded
to the lu-i ri-rws prmr Stoce. In
anticipation of the enormons 4a-
niand. this u e. known firm tia
just received n larfro shipment cf
1hrae reiehrnted medicines. VdW 4