om:fiox city kxtkki'Imsi:, i i:nAV..iri: m.
THE
WEGO RECORD
RAILROAD Con- j
nfition withCoun- (
ly Scat.
BETTER ROADS
on this tide of the
River.
DEVOTED TO THE 11EST INTERESTS OF OSWEGO AND VICINITY
OS
PRICE
Slow in Advancing
We arc selling Overalls as low
as 85c a pair, none over $. 1 25.
Jackets the same.
Men's heavy work shirts 50c
Underwear 75c to $1.00 per suit
Neckwear 25c to 50c
Bring your Feet along, we have the
right Shoe for the right price
Don't forget that we can
get you a full Tailor
Made Suit for - - -
ft !2L SD;0l HOUSE AT
$14.00
News Items ran addreiM-J to Th
Oiwrtrn Kivurd. Oswego. Or, or
It'll at tha ator of O. W. I'roaaer
or off1i- of II. W. Koehler.
! . . .
Advertising rate made known upon
request.
STOP PUT TO F
HAZEIIA BRINGS 520
'STRICT WILL PUT UP MW
BUILDING CADBACII OIVI
WAV TO BCANl
CEMENT PLANT SAVES VALUA
BLE PROPERTIES AND ENOS
DlSAGREABLE ODORS.
IIAZKI.IA. lire, Jne - 1 S it 11 I
Charles Ijirxm I building a 10
itiit t cellar.
A. K. Illiiii tilil l.'ti mi the ol
lUicll hoolliotite, mid aa Ilia hid
waa the highest he la now owner. He
mot It mmiii ii nuke room for
(hi III' school bulbllns
Mr. Jerry Flala has purchased a
j tii' wocatrd rarrlap'.
Theodor HtoliihlllH-r. one of Hai.
OSWKGO. Ore.. June . (Special )' lla'e moat progressive f.iriiieri. haa
Fur mime Utile lime the residents of ' hsl '"" r-'hiiided and
pamici nnl he also fiie his nam a
new coat of alnt.
The Karelia cabbage cultivators
have deelded that riMnif la unprof
J.
BIC1ER & SONS
OSWEGO, OREGON
Oswego hae been complaining of the
disagreeable fumes of sulphur frtim
the local cement plant. Thla ha now
been remedied liy (he management of
: the company.
The officials say that when thla
odor occur, ike aixt iul arrangement
they have for controlling the large
chimney la working Improperly and
that not only do the sulphur fumes
encape hut a I no iroertli'a of value to !
the plant. which
are being liwt.
Wanker apetit Sunday wllh IhHr'
grandfather, Mr. . f. Whlllln.
A plilllc was rtijoteil In the Maple
tirote. Holiday, by the following:
Mlaaea j-u rumliriw k. Mary I'tiy nt
I'riwk, MaM Wanker. I.ucy I'ullard j
FlWalclh l'ii)iiiliroetk. Hannah I'ol
Iih k, Wanda W anker, I .emu a I'liyni I
lroek anil OrW'le 1 a I.Uoit. KMia!
W'ankrr, Vi'iiioii Davidson, l.lit)d Wan
ker. l.lo)d Davidson, Iloy Fodcr, Wll
Hani Nagel, have I on and Waller
Wanker.
Mla lllamhe liinuan seiit Hunday
tilithl It It ln-r aunt. Mra J. Mnriian.
of Cortland.
Mlaa Mhcl Haker left (or I'oitland
Hunday. where aha will vl,lt Mra. A
Walllna
Itoy Fo.lcr a In I'orlland Tuca
day
Mlaaea Harriet, Ijitille and Irene
Duncan apent a very pleasant alter
timui on the llntto Hunday.
O. C. Whllten vlalte.1 with r. W.
Wanker Toelay.
Mr. and Mra. WIImiii eutertaliied
roiiiiaiiy Sunday.
Mra A. K. Thomaa and lit t lo aon, )
I-orlng. were In Oswego Hunday after
noon
Mra M. A. Gage, of Stafford, paci !
through Haiella Saturday. i
la l-rglrr. of Alto Park, called!
on F.d Wanker Tuesday mornliiK. I
Mr. and Mra. Ernest Whlttcii and
little UuiikIiIit. .Norma, were unllnii
In Willamette Sunday ;
THE BEST OF MEATS
Can Alwnya l I'mind at tlie
Oswego Meat Market
Frrah Currd I Umt, IWoti nnd Otlirr Prtxluct
Frcali Fiah.
II. BETIIKE, Prop. Oswego, Oregon
Italde. They will try lalltiK lxana
A lurico crowd llMem-d to the (lev.
Mr. Coleman at U'.! u IkmiI houw
Saturdny r t rnlna:.
It M norland wat helping J. Mala I Mlaa Ha Scott la M-iidlii( a few
with plowliiK Friday. I daya with rt lallvea In Cortland thla
Mlaa II. Jean human aix-nt Thura ' week.
Mra. Fred Lehman and t III1. Inn
with rol.idvc In Oawetio Sunday.
Mra. A. K llelma intertuliied
friiinla from I'ortlund Sunday.
Sanitary. Cleanliness and Quality
form the basis of nil products of the
OSWEGO BAKERY
Our Eatabliahmrnt is Open to Innprction
We ester to banquets and Lodgv parties
If we pleaie, tell others; if we don't, tell ut.
THE MISSES ROBB, Props.
Oswego Oregon
ahttuld ! utilised,! ''' '"'" "h Antone lU.utt
II T. I Hun an ii an Oweico vial
FULL BRED JERSEY DAIRY
Villiger & Schleiss, Props.
Pure Milk and Cream All New Sanitary Implements
High Grade Inspected Cattle
PHONES:
B-6161; Local 371
First and "A" SU.
Oswego, Oregon ,
RECITAL OF MUSIC
tor Monday.
William Krowl entertained In
Oswego Monday.
Miaa Arda and .Uti-r Karl I'm,4
v lulled with their Kramliuother. Mra e
I.. M. luvldaon. Monday. i
.Mr. dene Wortlittu:'ou of ()iv'ko, J
h er.tertiilnrd !' Mra A. Worth.!
hiiiton Monday afternoon. j
Mlaa lllam he lima an apent the fore
part of thu wk in I'ort'aud v I.O.I
I IK wllh her aunt
Mra. S. S. Ilouti j ahuppiiiK in
WILSONVILLE.
OSWCCO. Ore.. June S. (Special. I
Mu.a Lillian HUkner presented a
number of her piuno atudenta in a re-
LIL . l. M1 - ... I t. -
.1..U -OH... ion. ,Me Ul ,r , .r,allJ Suturdu)
III fuiiill I'fl.fKU lliililttt ieriltniu
Thoiie takltiK wrt were Arda tlox. Karl '
Hox. Ix'ola Todd. Alleen Worthlnu-i
ton. Kdith lllckner ;-.nd Mary Jariarh. 0 ('- W iiltlln. who hua been apend
The utilllty of th pupils and their Ins the winter with lna d.iiiKliter. Mra
thorough understanding of the dlffl- J- K. Wanker, of Medical Springa. Dre..
cu't selections rendered, reflected r,-t nrinl to his horn In ILuella. Sun
highly upon their toucher. i 1,a-v- '
-mm I'. II. Jerlnh. of 0u, nnd Ceorge
Charlea and Kuyinond Helm mark
eted airaw herrlea In I'ortlund Friday.
The Mlaaea Cladya nnd Leah Wag
ner have returned home from high
achool in I'ortland.
Mra. Ilutalgla went lo I'ortlund
Wediieaduy to vUlt relallvea.
Mlaa Itul.y liuker has lieen III with
tonallltlea. hut la now aomewhut det
ter.
! Mr. and Mra. Kd. Huker and family
nttetided tin' gruduatloll een laea at
Candy laat week, when "I puplla grad
OSWEGO CHURCH NOTES.
OAK GROVE DEPARTMENT
SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB PROMOTION EXERCISES
i
WILL GIVE LUNCHEON! AT OAK GROVE SCHOOL
OAK GROVE, Ore.. June 8. (Spe
cial.) The Oak Grove and Milwaukle
Social Service club bas made arrange
ments for a luncheon to be given on
Suturday. June 10, at the Grange hall,
Milwaukle. under the direction of the
economics of government department
of the organization, of which MUs
Florence Olsen Is the chairman. Spe
cial arrangements have been made
which insure addresses being made ,
by gome prominent speakers. A series
of these luncheons, w hich have been j
a feature of the society's work for!
some time, is arousing much interest.'
OAK '".ROVE. Ore.. June S.tSpe-
OSWEGO. Ore.. June S. (Speciul.l
Thildren'a l)av exerrisea will he held
in the Congrenutlonul church next Sun-' Haker.
day evening. Mlaa Gertrude firhuliel. of Kldora.
Rev. Jerome llarber. of Foreat visited Mlaa t.uli Wanker Saturday
Grove, preached at the Congregational I und Sunday.
church last Stinduy. I
Mrs. Ferry and Mrs. Meyers. of 'unj rutV,.
wevk.
! Frank Whlttln called on Frunk
' Childs Sunday.
Misaea llat'le. Kdith and Audrey
I'ark Rose, were visitors Sunday.
uated from that achool.
The New berg cream route haa placed
Char I C Taylor on tli" route again
from Wllaomi'lo to New berg.
Mra. Nurmnn Say and iin John at
tended the commencement eierclaea
at Neberg Friday evening, June 2nd.
when Jamea Say grudiiuted from the
the high at hiMil there.
1 lie ice cream nodal, given by the
I.iiiIIch' Aid on Hiitiirday evening. June
Mrs. Sarah ChiliU is visiting friends :,r'1 " ul' a'andanj of
in the Itnsit I'll v iliU ' excellence.
IMotice
Call and see me for a nice dish of
the best Ice Cream in Oswego.
THE HAZELWOOD
will call you back
PORTLAND PRICES
G. W. PROSSER
OSWEGO OREGON
Nagle were visitors at the J. I. Cook I
home Sunday afternoon . j
Miss l-aura Moore, of Grcaham.
the week-end gucM of Mlsa Kthe' i
I'ortland. apent Sunday with her iimlli I
er. Mrs. J. II. Illley. j
The Mlca Ituth and Itobertu Klk l
Ina. of Miita'la, are at present vlaltlng'
with Mra. K. C. Warren. They e
i pei t to extend their visit an iia to
enable litem to uttetid the I'ortland
Itoae fesllvul.
There has been a large Influx or!
new realdeiit.i to Oak Grove the paal I a
REDMEN ARE DEFEATED
The Oiegoll City lledmeii were lie
feuted by the Mulalla ti'uin at Mol.illit
Sunilay by a score of J lo t
OSWEGO NEWS NOTES.
OSWEGO. Ore.. June 8. i Special.) i
T
El
claU-The promotion exercises of the; M iM Ro'uers. of Seattle, was
primary graces o. me uaa uro.e UtnB h,.r nlotllPr Mr9 An(I,.r8oni
school W ednesday afternoon at 2 P. I j (
M. were thoroughly enjoyed by the! Mra ,.',,,,. . n.,nr u,
a few days last week with Mrs. Ku-
gene Worthington. Mrs. Hughes at
. tended the assembly in Roneburg, two
i weeks ago.
1 Mrs. Russell is visiting Mrs. Kelsey,
j of Sellwood, this week.
i Grandma Davis Is III at the home of
1 Mrs. John lllckner.
I Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hutch were
I guests of the Prosser's Sunday.
; Mr. and Mrs.. A. King Wilson enter
tained ut a dinner party lust Tuesday
night.
Oswego residents are u'l attending
the Roae festivities In Portland this
many who attended. Special arrange
ments had been made for the affair.
A program made out of wall paper,
with which was combined an invita
tion, was the handiwork of the pupils.
A program of recitation, exercises and
music was given.
WILL GO TO DAYTON
OAK GROVE. Ore., June 8 (Spe
ciul.) Oak Grove, during the last few
days has been the addition of an
amusement park. Louis Colosky has
secured a site on the north side of
Center street, on the river front and
has erected an up-to-date dance pa
vilion. Besides this feature he has
added a soft drink and ice cream par
lor. A good patronage has already
developed.
MRS. LEWIS MAY RESIGN.
OAK GROVE, Ore., June 8. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. C. O. Lewis, the president
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church, is still .seriously ill. Her
illness has now extended over a per
iod of three weeks and while her con
dition is quite a bit better, yet Im
provement is slow. It is possible that
due to her sickness, Mrs. Lewis way
resign her position with the aid so
ciety.
OAK GROVE. Ore., June 8. (Spe-!
cial.) The Methodist church has ar-l
ranged a communion service for next
Sunday morning. The present regular
schedule of the church Is as follows:
Sunday school, 10 A. M.;; church ser
vice, 11 A. M.: Christian service, 8
P. M., with song service in connec
tion. The pastor, Rev. Dow De Ixmg ex
pects to leave Boon for about two
weeks to assist Rev. Narcy at Dayton
in a series of revival meetings there
week.
MOHELO CLUB GIVES PARTY.
A. J.Rossiter.M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Residence and OfficeFront
Street.
PhoneHome 71
Oswego
Mrs. M. C. Young and family attend
i e. the Rose Icatltal In Portland this
, week.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Graham are en
I lertnlnlng friends from Hrltlsh Colum
1 bin.
School notices uniiiiunclng the an
J nnal school meeting on June I'.Mh are
I to be seen at ull prominent corners.
Mlaa Scollard, who will be principal
of the village school during the com.
( Ing year, comes very highly recom-
! mended.
Dr. Ilutler. N. O. Say. Robert Gra
ham and Mr. Simmons, attended Ma
; sonic lodge at Sherwood Saturday
evening. June 3rd. when the third de-
! gree of Masonry was conferred up
on David Rutherford, the capable man
ager of the Oregon Klectrlc rallwny
! depot al Wllnonvll'e. A very enjoy-
i able time was spent by the visitors to
the Sherwood lodge, nod they lire loud
Oregon: 1,1 ,ll,,r prunes of Hie master of the
lodge, Mr. Rasmussen, and his corps
; of officers. A sumptuous repast was
I
TWO LICENSES ISSUE0
After going an entire month ull'iout
marriage license, (wo Ctackiiliiaa
few days. With the coining of good I county couples Monday secured the
weallur practically all or the vacant legal papera necessary lo ed f mil'
hoiiiea have been filled and Oak Grove Clerk Harrington. Tbev are Marie
Is taking on a busy appearance. ; Sliel and Raymond Simmons, of M.Tint
m . 1 Angel, and Mary K. Krlckaon iind An
Strlkf Is Not Settled. i K. I'elrnon. or Scuttle.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jutin 7. The l'a ' "
rlcllc coast district board of the Inter ! ANOTHER 8TANDARO SCHOOL
niitliui.il Longshoremen's association a
announced at the conclusion or a nicH-, cm,ty Si hoid Superintendent Cain
lug here today Hint there would be no vul, standardized (he Fir Grove school
reasiitlon or the atrlkn which hus lleilj yT,Hy. The pupils of the school nine
up shipping In all Pacific coast ports,lu program and a luin li was served,
until the union demands worn colli-
piled wllh. It had been anticipated TWO DECREES ARE SIGNED
that the meeting might lead to a set-
tlement of the rtrlke.
Your Blacksmith Work
The Mohelo club held a topsy-turvy
party Wednesday afternoon. Teresa Will be done right if YOU bring
Redman won first prize, Dorothy . n , f ,
U'rumbaiigh and Reta Kiser second . 11 lu n,c- rrompi ana careiui
prizes. The girls all deserved great . attention given to every job.
praise for the quaint styles In which
they were dressed.
Mrs. Gus Smith acted as Judge.
served at the clone of the Initiatory
work of the order,
A great number of village residents
have been going back und forth to the
Rose City this week, taking In the
festival.
G. 0. P, Keynote Is Sounded. .
COLISKI M. Chicago, Juno ". Kin-
phaslzlug that It was not a limn for re-
crimination, but of a reconsecratlon, I
Senator Harding. oHHilo, in the key-!
note speech today urged the delegates!
to the Repuh'lcun national convention1
to rorget the disastrous dlfforeniM's of I
four years ago und plunge Into the,
coming campaign with a declaration of
principles which would bring sUccchs
at the polls.
Circuit Judge
, signed decree
Knight Sunders from
I Sanders and Rose K.
Cainpbe'l Saturday
separating Myrtle
' s
Samuel
Wlllett
Guy
from
Thomas II. Wlllett. Mrs. Wlllett was
allowed In take her maiden name, Hose
K. Morgan.
BROWER PLEADS GUILTY
DUNTHORPE ADDITION
TO HAVE SCHOOL
STAFFORD 8, OSWEGO 3.
REV. DE LONG GRADUATES.
OAK GROVE, Ore., June 8. (Spe
cial.) Rev. Dow De Long, pastor of
the Oak Grove Methodist church, has
JtiBt completed the course at the Kim
ball College of Theology at Salem
and graduated from that institution
last week. Rev. Mr. De Long, in order
to continue his work at the Kimball
College was forced to make weekly
trips to and from Salem.
PUPILS MAY MARCH. j
OAK GROVE, Ore,. June 8 (Spe-j
cial.) The pupils of the school are
attempting to perfect arrangements to
participate in the Rose festival parade1
in Portland today. A number havej
been busily engaged for the last few;
days arranging for different drills
and exercises and If they can reach
a satisfactory degree of efficiency,!
with the work they have had outlined,!
they will make application for a posi-;
tion in the parade. I
Oswego and Stafford boys had quite
an interesting game Sunday on the lo
cal grounds. The scoring stoop 8 to
3 In favor of the visiting team.
Pratical Horse Shoer
Up-to-Date Wagon Work
G. H. MILLER
Oswego Oregon
I OHWKGO, June 8. (Special I As
I Mtmllwirnn Aililltlon hnu been without
school facilities, a school ut this place
has been Instituted, und no doubt will
be greatly appreciated by the resl
dents or this nart of the county. A
movement has been on foot for some
time In establishing this school.
OAK GROVE LOCALS.
SELECT OFFICERS;;
BIRD LECTURE AT OAK GROVE.
OAK GROVE, Ore., June 8. (Spe.
ia'.i W. II. Stokes, the local grocer,
spent Monday and Tuesday on a fish
ing trip at the heud of the Molalla
river.
G. Taylor, connected with the Oak
Grove wood yard, wrenched his back
OAK GROVE, Ore., June 8. (Spe-
OAK GROVfl. Ore.. June 8. (Soe-ieiul i n the inn, mtinir .r ti.o rii.i
claU-The Audobon society of Port-; Grove Parent-Teachers' association,;"'18 w,i"k uml 'o confined to his
land, Joined with the local members: the following officers were elected ror!'"'"1" f(,r tll,! n'man,lfT of the week,
of the organization recently and he'd j the coming year: Mrs. A. P. Hushnell.j A sister of M. T. Howard, from
a lecture on birds. The meeting over president- Mrs. R. Webb, vice-presi-l Minneapolis, Is at present visiting
which President Elliot presided, was: dent; Miss Florence Howltt, record-! wi,h I'1'"- Her stay Is Indefinite,
held In the Oak Grove school house.ng secretary; Miss Frances Dayton, Mr. Lewis and family, of Portland,
A large crowd thoroughly enjoyed the ! corresponding secretary. have moved Into the Upton home at
entertainment. There are about 70 1 u h,.mh in,. r. h. Rother station
members of the society In Oak Grove.
Dependable Groceries are the only kind we
handle
Quality considered, our prices are absolutely
the lowest
We are now situated in the Green BIdg. equipped to better
enre you.
Phone Pacific 55 Your order will receive prompt attention
W. B. STOKES, Grocer
meetings of the society until school
opens in the fall.
BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT.
I
OAK GROVE. Ore., June 8 (Spe
cial.) The Sunday School Hoard of:
the Methodist church will hold a spe-!
cial meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at :
the parsonage for the purpose of con- i
sldering a successor to C. M. Smith,
the former president of the board, who i
resigned recently due to the fact that
his business In Portland, necessitated j
application of all of his time. j
H. Henderson, of South Mend,
Wa-ih.. Is ut nresent visiting with
his daughter, Mrs. McAlpln.
Mr. und Mrs. Singer, from Corvullls,
iiarents of I. P. Singer, of Oak Grove,
were visitors here for a few days.
William Lovett, a pupil of tho Onk
Grove school, Is to leave Thursday for
Sun Diego, ('!, to spend the summer
with his mother. During Ills stuy here
he hus mutle his home with Mrs.
Moore.
According to present plans Miss
Edith Morgnn, un Instructor at the
local school, will spend the summer
attending the University of California.
Mrs. Vlul Dugan and duughter, of
I'ortlund, spent Friday visiting with
Mrs. E. C. Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Oiler and family, of
-V-V-V-V-V-.
Baker Oregonvldaho Investment
eompany will operate the Poorman
copper mine.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
We are now making a low price on wood for
Summer and fall delivery. We have 18OO cords
of very fine fir wood, and would be glad to have
your order. Write or phone us.
W. W. THOMPSON
Phone 44, Oak Grove, Ore on
Republican Convention Oponi.
CHICAGO, June 7. Tho Republican
national convention assembled In thu
Coliseum today, heard a keynote
speech delivered by Senator Harding,
of Ohio, perfected an organization and
adojiirned until 11 o'clock tomorrow.
It ull took two hours and In Its luck of
demons! nil Ion or outbursts and Its
strict nttentlou lo the business In hand
was reminiscent of the Philadelphia
convention of 1D0O that nominated Mc
Klnley and Roosevelt.
William Urower entered u idea of
gul'ty on u tiuinto of currying con
cealed weapons Monday before Juntlce
Slevers. He will probably be sen
tenced today. Ilrower was arrested
Saturday by Constable Frost uud Chief
lllaiichard.
CANNON EXPLODES, 30Y HURT
K8TACADA, Ore., June i'.. Ilenton
Sarver, the IL' year-old son of Mr. nml
Mrs. H. O. Sarver, of Kstucadii, met
wllh a painful accident Saturday,
when ii home-made toy caunor: ex
ploded. The imy received the ..ill
blunt of ; lie powder In tho face, and a
physician picked over 100 particles of
pow der out of tlii lad's face
NEW POSTMASTER IN OFFICE
Cut This Out It is Worth Money.
DON T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, Inclose with !c and mall It lo
Foley & Co., Chicago, III,, writing your
name und address clearly. You will
receive In return u trial package con
taining Foley's Honey und Tar Com
pound, ror nroncniui cougns, coins anu ; ,.mlM ihrougliont with new
croup; Foley Kidney Jills, for l1""" ; und llxlurcs
back, weak kidneys, rheumatism, b'ail-, m , ,.
dr r troubles, and Foley Cat hurtle Tub
lots, u wholesome und thoroughly
cleansing cnthartlc, for cniiHllpullon,
biliousness, headache und sluggish
bowo's. Jones Drug Co. (Adv.)
ESTACADA, Ore., June !. W. A.
Ilyelmnn, the newly appointed post-
muster at EHtacaila, look over thu of
fice lust Saturday, succeeding A. N.
Johnson. The postoffico is now In tho
former EHtacaila bank building und Is
boxes
Six Dead In train Wreck.
COLTON, I'lah. June . Six per
sons were killed In a wreck of Denver
& Rio Grunile passenger train No. 1'5, 1
west bound, hero this forenoon. 1
THOMAS MORTON APPOINTED
ESTACADA. Ore., June ".Thomas
Morton, of Eslucnia, who for several
years has been Idenlllled w'Hi the
hatchery nnd forestry work In this vi
cinity, this week received tho nimolnt
ment from the United Slates bureau of
fisheries to proceed to Yes bay, Alas
ku, where he will continue the hatch
ery work.
Haltlen Chieftains Slain.
WASHINGTON, June . American
murines and Haltlen gendarmes killed
the revolutionary chiefs, Welellus and
Codlo, und nine of their men In a fight
neur Fonda Vorfetes Sunduy.
Does Sloan's Liniment Help Rheuma
tism?
Ask the man who uses It, ho knows.
To think I suffered ull these years
where one 25c bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment cured me," writes one grateful
user. If you have Rheumatism or
suffer from Nengralgla, Hackacho,
Soreness and Stiffness, don't put off
getting a bottle or Sloan's. It will
give you such welcome relief. It
warms and soothes the sore, stiff pain
ful places and you feel so much bet
ter. Hny It at any Drug Store, only
2-'i rents. ' (Adv.)
ANOTHER LIVE WIRE
Horn, Friday, Juno 2, to the wife of
A. C. Howlnnd, of Sixth and High
streets, a son, weight pounds. This
Is the first son In the family. Mr.
Howlnnd Is the mnln trunk of the
Live Wires of the Commercial club.
Indiana Man's Experience.
Frank Moseley, Moore's Hill, Ind.,
writes: "I was troubled with almost
constant pains In my sides and back
and attributed it to weakening of my
kidneys. I got a package of Foley
Kidney Pills. Greatyi-'lef was appa
rent after the rirst doses and In 8
hours all pain left me." If you have
rheumatism, backache, swollen, ach
ing Joints or stiff, painful muscles,
why not try Foley Kidney Pills. They
stop sleep-dlstnrblng bladder allmepta.
too. Jones Drug1 Co. (Anv.)