La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 20, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, December 20, 1929. j !J T'' Pnvnp PVPMTMP. AIJCTi'DITTT'T? T.A rlfliMnf fT1? r n , NEW!' J For Him 0 AsHurtcd colors in Rayon HhirU and hIuh'U (with cln.stic band). 89c 3 Men's Wear. - FIND IT HERE Copy for tliU rottmm wtut bo In by 9 A, m. ITtKSII POPtMHtN IlAMiS Orders titken nt Angel's place, opposite Muhiionlwimu'ti. ll-i!7-lm Latest music hits white, you nut lliu best, ft uiU til town, Portland Cuff, ma irput street, u-su-it, MlltltOHK FOlt OIIHISTMAS Him will like a beautiful now mirror tor tho homo. One. of the finest of plate, niut nttiilo In (ho vury lnteat of atyle. You will find n now fuolOry shipment of those flno Venetian Minora hi prices front $G.t5 lo flS.flti til Itichnrd son's Art uml (lilt Hhop, "Tho Christmas Whop." lil-lS-llt, Special Knstorn oyslrr fry, ROo ut Portland cafe. Open iluy and oil,-hi, :'ia Depot street. is-Ji-ih s m:v yohic lair. ins. ixi. : Julian K, Polers, rcj. agent, 1302 Sth Mt. Phono SkS-J. 11-30-1 mp In ilm Htnto nnd District aforesaid, bankrupt, NOTICIC 1H IlKKKISY OIVKN tllllt UlC Hllltl JOHCph Hodgson WIIH duly adjudicated bankrupt by th Plslrlel Court of tho United Htalos for (ho JMhii'U'L of Oregon on Do. t'cmhor Und, PJIiV, and tho first minting of )iIh creditors will ho held nl I h office or Jl. K IHxon, Ileferco, Im Orutido, Oregon, on Tuesday, December Slst, IU2!, it I l(i:(iu o'clock u. in., lit which limn Niiltl creditors mny attend, provo llii'lr claims, examine (ho hunk rupl, uml tniimaet such other ImihI Hess iih tn it x properly ooiuo before Mil hi meeting. If. K, DIXON, Itffrri'o In lltinkrtiptry. (All claims ntiiNt ho sworn to on huiikruplcy blanks before filing.) MENUS lly NUlor Mnry Jlref trlpo 1h iih uppcllxlng meat product tluit Im eiisily digested und very nourishing. It uIho Im 1111111 chcup und run be pre pined lit u vnrlety nf wnys. Trlpo In avullnhlo In the mar IuMm fresh or pk'kled ami muy he phtlit or honeycouvh. Jlitneyoomb 1h cotiNldered the moro dellcuto. l'roxh tripe Ih rently to uto 11 1 ottcn lifter cu refill wunhliiK. hut pickled trlpo imiHt he Hlmmored until tender hefnro uhImk In uny recipe. Tin witter In which pick led trlpo Im nlmmered nhotihl ho thrown iiwuy, for It oontnlitM the exccH ncld uhHorhcd hy the meat dui'liiK the pickling iuocchh. Ilrnilcil ttiie innkeM un oxoultent winter break Taut tllh. Herved In well tuMittoned hhiicch, It muken a Itood inuin dish for muny ttlffurent nenli. AVhllo freh (honeycomb trlpo In bent fur hrollltiK, tint pick ling trlpo cum he ujhmI If Hlmmercd uml dnilnrd. t'lipo boiled until tender, out In neat dico ami ndtled to a well mude cream miuco Ih often culled niock MweethroittlH" and Ih 11 truly dellclotiN und rconomical dish. OuIouh are the tradliUMiut vejt- ctutde lo nerve with tripe. Mashed potatoes or cooked rlco often uvo lined ioj a border for trtpe In 11 Huneo. - Many rooks prefer to cook fresh trlpo several hour In wilteil. acid ulated water beforo uslnu It In any way. This make the incut very tender uml particularly delicate. A pound of trlpo will Nervo hIx pei'Moiitt. for there la no waste In hone or Krlatto, Urol lot I lloneixuub TvlK A It I YOV VATtHIX(i? 1 Wash tripe well and rut In neat Die USe window nt Itlehurdaon'ti 1 ldet'ea for nerving. Cover with Art ami Olft Shop thin weekf It botllnu water and dimmer until will jmy you to do no us It In full j lender, lirnln und pal dry between of beautiful and useful articles In i (oWelH. llp In flue cracker MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY (IIIIOAUO WHEAT ' Qixvn 1 f lull I.oit Claso lh ....1. 18 I.IK!4 1.1.1!',- l.l.1ViJ4 Mnr. I.al!4!4 l.ai'4 '--' l.34 .Mny I.!!HW!4 l.i!H!4 l.a.ili l.ailigifd inly i.ani.au i.'Jii i.aiiji i.a!4M I'OIITIjANK U ll KA'I' Ihv. I.i!04 l.aM l.l I. Ill Mnr I.'JII l.iill I.UII4 1.1! I !4 .Mny t.illK l.-il-H 1 .211 I .ail .Inly 1.87 l.-7-i -l.'JII!4 l.SUSi 12 CONTESTS ON TIGEK SCHEDULE (Continued from I'hro Odd) ''tb. H Im Orantle at Union. l'. Jfi Wnllowii at lit di-und'. 1'i'U. Im (Irnndtt nl 11i.1i.m-. vnlur un lo 13.00. 'I'lu'y nr con Ninnlty ohituKlntr. It will help you to iiolvo your gift nrol0inm If you will wnu-h tltta window for your H)wtul nriW'lo, ut HU'lmrtlwtn's Art nlvt Olfi .Slni'. "Tito illo.M A flop orumltf nd lruh iiv.t with melt ed butter or rooking oil. lraln off oil itui-plUM oil and roll aKoln tn rraeker dut. Itroll under flamo or over clear coals. Cook ChrlttlinaJl itHo sim.olti tddo first (or three mln- lS-lS-it Mites, mrn and cook tho honey 'comh side two minutes, riaee on the ilami' come to tlic-a hot ilaller honeycomh side up. INtrtlaud cole. 1'rti d olera 6oc, j sprinKlc with salt and pepper and SIS IHpot Jilrevt. ShootinR match at l t'onrads Snmlay, loc. :s, is: J, rain or shine. 1 : -1 s -S ( . Mnifi: OV MXHlKIIOIillKIlS' ANM'Ali MKKl'INU Notlc la hereby Riven that the annual lucrtlnR of tho atockholdera of the Ui Untndo National liank will ho held nt their hanking hoiu( In U ilrando, Or-Kn. on Tues day, January Hil, l?30, at the, hour of ten o'clock n. nti' Ai vvil: ineolInK n lloanl of Ulroctora'wlllj bo elected lo mrvo foi the onulne year and vuch other bnalnvva will ; Im trnnKicted is inAyxTroprrly cwirroTrini1Sut" ueetliiR. 11. K. OOOl.llHIK, Cashier. IS-U-SSt. I2.2S-H. ; spifad with butler. Sprinkle wilh minced parsley and serve. Tomato sauce, onion sauce and savory brown saueo aiv Kood lo servo with boiled tripe. Trlpo slew and lyonualso of tripe are more appetliliiR combinations. World'l F.itett Bird Tho fastest wnoien bird Is tlir uplnetailed swift, which tvaclin the spfOil of tnllt'i an liohr oijor tho mouniitlns f AslA,: the tarpon hf Vloriiln, tho fastest ilsk, cu cov r SO nillej In mi hour; - 1 ! C.ttinf Down lo Realities Another tlmo when the honey moon Is over Is when they quit talking about how much they nra polos lo savo a yenr. Toledo ltlml.v I'll I l VI 11 IVI.l I Iv.VM 1 .1 Ihtvo hour m'rvice In the fram-'. m n t m IHk of yvur plrtinv nt lilchaclson a I oti.nyiow Art nnd (51ft 8ho. "The Christ-S t Nn ,w' ,lllT,r nior n" lima Shop." IS-lS-'t mlrr'v l,", Meltch. Hurry ts tho " ' j mark of a weak mini; despatch of llrm-tluhlne, pbsatliut. hmt.m ! stn"'S ""e. holes, no. Norton's Khhlle Maip. Adv. MVIUK IViss your mdialor IvakT Kpert mduitor ivtmlriOK, new and usvd : indtaloi-a l-eivlred and reoored f?r 1 all makes of cars. Marshall, the : liadlator Mall, at Ued'j & Krvd'a WivckiiiR House. 1 1 - J 0 -1 m p t Tin: Ki.vrititT txui;r of Tltl: I MVI'll M'ATI S 1VK S Tin: niM tttcr or hui:i,on. In the matter ot Joseph llo.ls- ! sn, lluikropt. Let your dollar buy for you twice as much at the New York Store's 20th An niversary Sale in Clothing, Women's Keady-to-Wear, Furnishings, Footwear and Christmas Gifts for the whole family. Women's NMrooin Oipivt-s in satin, jvitonl and vl oivit leathers with m without nM rjn hi bye to bl.lv Cijsaix'tto lighter mid Raiter set Italian briar pijx? and sartor sot Handkerchief and doll sot 98c 98c 79c Women's rayon and lawn handkerchiefs OC Men's ivUs in silk rayon trimmed with tc Skinner's satin JJIU.tHI Centmio Caniurn guest towels, heavy grade, rv beautiful (tat terns OiC MewYorkStore KAKlilt AN(l,('N('i;S linker IMkIi school iinuminced Mm buHkotbull Bclietlulo ycHtcrday MH fullowH: January A, .Mao-lfl ut linker; Junimry 10, Wallowa ut U'ullowa; January II, Mnlerprise at Knter- priHo; Januui' 1 7. Union ut Un ion; January 18, North l'owder at linker; January IM, It (iriindo ut La Urn ndo; January, reiulleion uL J'endlutun; January 31, UaiiicH at Jtaker (tentiitlvo); Koliruury 1, rendletou ut 1 laker; Kohruiiry 7, Union ut llaker; Kehruary , Wal- Iuwh (it lhiker; Kebruary 11. llnlnen ut JLhIiich; Kehrunry 15, North l'owder nt North l'owder; February 2lt Ia. Uramlc at linker; Kvbruary $2, Mac-ilt at Milton. 10 DEAD DUE TO WEATHER OVER NATION (Continued from Pwro One) (tripped In the likc Kile Ice, with her pawnnern afe" nshore. 'I'hlH whh the only hike shipping report ed In trouble, (ho Ooodrlrh steam er Ahilmmu havlni? docketl wtfely nt Clrund JlViven, Mich., after belnif mlHshit? several houi-H tn idIIIuk 1 ,n ku Mlclihjnu, v Doath hi IjotiKluou So far Mouth did the cold extend that one denth from exposure wan reported In Louisiana, a state to which snow uml kllUiiK cold arc in frequent visitors. Pho storm, swecplnff east, did heaviest dumugc In New KiiKluml. Snov, rain and sleet plityrd havoc with communication, (Vntrastintr with the IS below hvtq nt Wllllsion, N. I.. last nlht Butter And Egg Market Steadier; Veal Down Cent I'OltTI.ANIl. Dec. 20 (Al Following Hharp dccllucH of tho hint week, the ckk ami butter tmir. Kids appeared mendier today with demand und aupply about balauu ctl. In country mcitlH, vout wau quot ed ono cent lower. KevlewliiK ' the fruit nnd vege table. Hltttation, tho .Portland bur eau of the I nlted States depart ment of agriculture Huyn: "lieinand for extra fnney apples. mostly DeltrloiiH and Spltzenberff, for tho ChrlsumiH trade, Ih whow- log creatcr activity than Ihih pro Jvallcd all Koa.son, prior to the vur j rent week. lTncltis.stricd atockH, '.Hflllntr at. cheap prices arc also tn Vood demand, Jnlcrmedlnto radefl, as fancy Krado and combination Kiadcs, are slow In moving. beltiK' hluh-prlct'd In comparison to the uiiKTadi'd lots,- and hardly flno ctiouKh for ChrlHtimiH Rift pur poHi'H, The "ntvo a box of apple for rhrUtmaa" Idea seems to bo Kainluff In popularity In Portlund, as in eastern markets;, probnbly duo In part, to tho active adver tising campaign sponsored by the northwest's boxed upple bureau. "l-'inal production estimates of potatoes for this year, of 357.451. oiio bushels, for the entire I'nited Stales, shows an Increase of 3, Mmi.ooo bushels over the November 1st estimate. Although tho actual percentage, of increase is very slight, a certain psycludoplcal ef fect Is noticed promptly. In which lack of huyln? activity predomin ates. Itoth cartot. and jobbing ac tivity In potato and onion lines in extremely HkM this week. "Western cranberries, which have held steady at $0.50 per hid. crate, were dropped to $0.00 tills week by r.ome .1dhors, on ac count of lan;e supplies, and slow movement. Kastorn cranberries. ! was the plus 71 at Miami, which have '.inderone a similar was only four desrees warmer than 1 10 l"r reduction, from form- Los Ancelcs. or .n.im leveii i. (iitAM)i: t -. u r.i t a i r 1 1 1 ;s While tho middle west, the ens. tho Hgeky mountain areas were so (fori op from eotd yesterday, the meivury reuchiMl a top of 3'. In a Orande, melting most of the snow thill fell Ihe iiIkIU before. The minimum last nuht was and at 7:30 o, m. today It was four de crees above frecxim; point and elimtdnK. Precipitation so far this month has amounted to !'.( 7 Inches. Kcports from Baker state that two inches more snow yesterday Savo the city a total of ti Inches. WHEAT VALUES TUMBLING IN CHICAGO MART Whati Next? '!.isten. dev. Mid tho sVeptKt ivtient. "Pvo had my tooth out and i 9 nad my ton$iht out, so tnat lenves you ono fiuess," lVtrvdt New. Valuable Record When a home v if o washos dishes Ihreo time day for 40 years, $hf hs a rUM to claim an emlurano rocord that rwilly amounts to ?vmie-ihtng. tMilon cultuiv In the Pacific srxsiiiNi: ix (ki:;on POliTLAND, Ore., leo. 20 tAP) Oregon coped itself in sun shlno today, and sl(;ns of the two week rain, which swelled rivers and sent the Willamette over its banks . endangering Kukouc, Ore., disappeared swiftly. Hetw een Kukcho and Junction City, children paddled ubout in boats, while traffic over the Paci fic hlt;hwuy was re-routed south ward. Springfield. tre proKibly the worst h It , repo rt ed da mayo would mount to thousands. Two northbound motorbuses slid off tho Pacific hiiihway in a shallow ditch at Camas swale. The highway whs a foot beneath the level of flood waters. Crews hauled the buses Kick to tho pave ment. llxvcpt for the Kuevne district, other sections of tho state enjoyed mild weather with mercury nvviiic upward rapidly, AU state hlKhwuys iTuviined open except the MV Kenxio Pas in Southern Oregon and certain portion in the P.lue mountains in Kastern lrefiron. CHU'AOO, IVc. 20 (AP) WfT Jolts lo w heat values today tum- bled the market down to the low est levels since November IS, und to about 17 cents oft' (rum recent top figures. Announcement that the break had resulted in purchase of l.lum.mm bushels of North Am erica n w heat to be sb i pped over seas caused only a transient rally. Alter dropping to a maximum of S'j cents under yesterday's finish wheat today closed unsettled at fli 3 !s cents a bushel net loss. Corn closed i M Ti ?l lo down, oats vary Ins from c decline to a shade advance, and provisions un changed to a setback of 20 cents. To Open Sewing Shop Saturday Saturday Is (ho opening- day for tho "HewhiK Shop" lorn led ut the ItUth-KIUubeth shop next door to thn I,a vernier l.unch. The now busliiesM occupies tho fore part of tho store, with u fining room In tho rear. This shop under tho manage ment of Miss l.uura Payne, who huH attended school here, and has been a resident of IJaatern Oregon for Hoveral years, has two electric hcwIhb muehlncH, and two Uilur esses who will handle the remodel ing, mending, darning, alterations, tho uuiklng of organization or store uniform, and all types of general sewing. In ! rush scuxoiih more help will bo employed. Miss Payne says that she likes La Grande and intends to make her home here. Miss Payne has been In La Clrande for almost two weeks mak ing preparations and arrangements for her shop. Women Joining New Association Hy lrs. Charles Spencer (Observer Correspondent) GKA.NUH HALL. (Special) A grange women master's association j has been organized in Oregon. Tho j Idea of an association of this kind,: originated at tho last state grnngo ' session nnd a meeting was held Ut Oswego In tho fall when the fol lowing officers wore elected: Kdylh 'rosier 'Wentherford, presiding president; Mrs. Lydia Carter, hon orary provident; Daisy Hump, vlco president; Minerva Thiessen .Hervc, socrctary-treasurer. The aim of tho association is for a wider so-, clnl ucuualntanco among grangers and to stimulate interest in grange work. . Several women from over tho stato have sent their names to tho 'secretary to; b added to the mem bership roll. Mrs. 'Carter,' honorary president, und a .member of Oswego ! grange, was the first woman to hold the master's chair in the state, having had that distinction in the Tualatin grange in LS7S.. - Moon in Miniature Tho largest model of the moon tn existence 11 feet tn dhiineter It lu tho Field museum In Chicago. To the creditors of Jocph Hod i Nouhwesi has imrtsod ?4u perl mm. of t.a Viraude, I'nton Couniv. een' 1T1 etcht eav. MI.K lUKsl-: (U'lTlT I P NKW VOKK (AIM-Silk stock ings. JM.'HHM'e- p.airs of them. s,s the Silk Association of Amer ica, were needed to MHply the 4e. eee.ooa adult women in the Cnitcd Slates lat yoiir. WtKU Pvl lHHit Priccs Slump In Exchange Today NKW YOUK, Pec. 20 AP) "Pear traders enjoyed their first t'hristinas market in several years today when prices on the New York slock exchange tumbled J2 to $IS a share, with several issues crash) nc through the htw prices cstaldishcd in tho drastic break I last month. Total s;ilcs crossed tho j J.euo.ioM" share mark for the first jtime in nearly two weeks. ' Mor general liquidation follow 1 ed the stiffenimr of eall nittnev to per cent in the last hour und blocks of lo.ooo shares und larger were stld. Many Important shares touched their lowest prices in some time. 1'mted Slates Steel went to 161. Standard Oil of New Jersey 60 und Montgomery Ward 44. Colum bian Carbon was down 16 points. American Machine and Voc.ndry 14. Simmons 12. li. H. Macy t; Scars Koebuck and Atchison 7. The close and i Mern Cove Boys And Girls Organize Four-H Clubs Hy Mrs, A. (.'. Conklln (Observer Correspondent ) COVE, Ore. (Special) The Cove boys und girls organized three 4-11 clubs Wednesday, a sewing club, n cooking club and a camp cooking club. In tho sewing club Roberta Bell was elected president, Eleanor Ogllvie. secretary, Tho following girls belong to the club: first year sewing. Pearl Lindsay, Hertba While, Mildred Millard. Mill vine Laud, Helen Lloyd: second year sewing. Helen Van Vlack. Koberta Hell, Gertrude Boil. Kleunor Ogll vie, Phyllis Hancock: third year sewing, Ma.xlnc Tow to, Mrs, Charles Hancock w ill act as leader. Cooking club: Velnui Cae Kich ards, president; Velum llichnrd son. vice president: Muxine Towle, sccivtary, and the following mem bers: division 1, Velma Mae Rich ards, Velma Kichurdson. Kathleen Comstock. Nellie Meroney, Hertha While, Ciertrude Hell. Koberta Hell; division 2. Maxlne Towle with Mrs. K. H. Hell as leader. Camp rooking; president, dale Mills: vice president. Hobby Witty: secretary. Morton Loree with the following members: Morton Loree, Chester Williams. Hoberty Witty. Lewis Hallmark. Gale Mills and Jack Parks. Allen Mills will act as leader. These clubs were all formed with, the assistance of Mr-. Springer, fifih and sixth grade teacher who Is much interested in tho itork. The Nissiku Camp Fire girls un d.er the leadership of Mrs, Kenneth IiViotette, gave a very interesting program at the U 1. S. community hall Wednesday evening. Pec. IS. Tho program follow s: Interpreta tion of Wo-he-lo- by Lois Conley, iHirothy Parker nnd Thehna An derson: campfire girls song; piano solo, Jean Miller; "Newspaper of Ten Years Acs." Maxino Towle: character dance by Thelma Ander son with Htsie liy accompiinlst; musical reading. Maxim- Towle with Mrs. Kleanor Towle accom panist; dan ev by 1 va June Allen with Jean Millar nccoiniwnist: pi ano solo, Herta Rirker: one act plsy entitliHl "Tck?." Th" i"t for Her Leisure Hours. (jowns and are ever welcome gifts! See how low-priced they are here! Pajcirncts Rayon Gown Daintily trimmed with lie. or applique. 93c to 2.98 Silk Gowns Crepe de Chine with nOYelty trimming. 2.98 to 4.98 Cotton Pajamas Many clever .tylei for your election. . 98c to $1.49 , Rayon Pajamas . TheM are very popular, Terr smart! 1.98 to 3.98 Rayon Pajatna Ensembles A gift to-be-prized! Many itunning icyles. 52.98 J.C.PENNEYC. was Theiiim Anderson, Hertu Park er, Lois Conley, Maxlne Towle. Kloine. Witty. CIco Conley. Dorothy Rarker, Kranees Comstock, Iva June Allen, Jeuu Miller. Jean Ku ffor. Mrs. f. K. Proctor and two sons. Kenneth and Richard, of Alexan dria, S. l) who have been expected for the last week, arrived Wednes day for an extended visit w iih Mrs. Proctor's parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. P. Daniel. Tho Cove High school began basketball practice Monday. They have a game scheduled w ith Union b'riday afternoon. ltorls Kirk, of Vnion.. was an overnight guest of Miss Iois Con ley recently. ' Thomas Towle returned" Monday from a trip to Portland and Van couver, lie took w ith him u truck load of apples for the Portland market and visited a brother, Bert Towle, at Vancouver, ; "Mr. and Mrs. !!. W." Petcrman. Lester and Alvin ' Petcrman left early Thursday morning for Med- ford to spend the holidays with their daughter, Nina, und a sister of Mrs, Petennan, Mr. and Mrs. Marven McDanncl. . The luughters of the King held their regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. C. Hefty. Cove lodge No. 19, A. V. & A. M. held. Its regular annua! meetn'ng Wednesday evening. Dei IS. when! the following officers were elected! Archie -.Grant Conley, worshiphi master: John K. Dean. St, wardenl Alvin If. Orton, Jr. warden: Lewis sick, secretary; Ben Duffy, Sti deacon: Jas. K. Mills, Jr. denconj L. K. Anderson, Sr. steward: Merj ril I. Conley, Jr. steward; Grovtj Duffy, tyler, and the uev. a. Hansen, chaphiln. Weakness Left; Strength Came "I don't know what in the world I would have done without Sar gon the way thus medicine over came my troubles was simply remarkable. POSWN. 1VC o (AD .The CominetvUU Hulbtm tomorrow will sa : "There is more activity in wors ted wools of fine nnd tine medium nullity. opAchlly tor topmakerN avvounts on the clean Ksis of T. triv for fair to choice Krone h combing lots of territory wool. Sotir d o.ds are steadier on the low r Uisis. l "The manufact urine o. it look i constdetxM rsonabl ood. with lew inventories the big v-onstriu-tie f.tctor. 'Mohair is dull and h.vrvU) vhanged." The commen-Wtl Pullctm wtil pnbllh the fellow ing violations: Sx'ouivvl Kaskh iregon: fine and i'. m. stap'e Ses St; fine and t. m. "r. t'ombine TSt TT; fine nnd f. m Clothnu 72 t J; alley No, 1. Mohtr: trx-iron: 4;si imrtie gmding, first coiutdiwf y )?:; pxxl crding 6iWL Wears Unique Autograph Album r : " n itM.vs (.Turn 1i;tuniv it,-., lv. : tr. s. ! .l Tho turk lrKrt hv .1. ntan.t ,ultt .B4 Iho KA-.t 0.v- 1TH. on ltV3s.-l tvM. wr.-: ut(t tpi-j :?,J: i eld loais ma citiitv4 y. EX Im Amprln Svrrtm Pi -V.nl WV-.r Cs:lett. JS oo t Wiltr Otl. sraye and wre star. v - t.r j. x t m ol thf wrM's whxs! valine utcH!raph"ltH vit .a f s.rc f tnjirJ in hibll c. fneculs ait4 aoiaMes lAit m C.rmr4 Cattf . ho;iial ba ea rlMac lhr names a cc w..; h: Ivfcs. Kracrs Mt$vry w Iva akii aa l3-Mrr:ica. MUS. jamks a. UUlWN j "1 horn steaded 3 mih s north 'f K dm on t on. AlNrta. Canals, for' a numkr of Trs. and VII tell you ill's hard work tor a woman alone ;to keep up and pwe a claim of, lft acrrs. ar.d I believe that was (the boeinning of my bad health.; jr'or four vars 1 suffemt with! stomach trouble, a sluggish liver (and constipation and I was so' jwrak and rundown I didn't know j j hat ws romp to leeomr of me. (Thru I rted Sargon. my wrak-, ness guv may to wonderful news ;MTvrfrth and cwry tract1 of Indl- JcostWn I ft tm tarsron lMlls over-j lenmo my con-atpation, stimulntl my ttxvr to tualthy art ton. nnd T am so Mron nnd w-ell 1 hardly Vat nij-wli for the satmc person." ' Mrs. Jaim- A, Rrxnn. U. K. l No. . 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