OKK(i)N CITY RNTKIMMUStt FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1919.
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Newsy
Briefs From
All Over the
County
treshments were served.
Gardner Whippe, who has just boon
discharged from Camp Lowlts, and
wife spent Sunday with tho former's
aunt, Mrs. Uoorge Derry, on the Oat
field road.
Ada Starkweather, who la-tit train
ing at the hospital at Bremerton, haa
boon homo on a throe day's furlouwh
Ilazclia
Barlow
BARLOW, Feb. 27. Bernard Berg
und bride returned home from Port
land, Monday, where they spent a
few days of their honeymoon. A large
party of frionda chivarled them Mon
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Berg, Sr., have bought
a, home In Sllverton and will leave tor
their new home in the near future.
Their three older sons, Bernard,
George and Albert have purchased the
property here from their father.
A surprise party waa given the Berg
family by Miss Lorine Widdowe and
Mrs. Bany. Many of their friends
gathered and enjoyed the evening by
playing cards and games. A lunch was
served and all left at the "wee small
hours" wishing Mr. and Mra. Berg en
joyment tn their new home and regrett
of losing them from our midst
Hjalmer Erickson who haa employ
ment in Portland spent Sunday with
his parents. Hjalmer Is rapidly gatn
lng his health, after being gassed sev
eral times while in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Irwin of Sca
poose, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Irwin visited
R. E. Irwin Friday.
Mra. Tremaynn, and Mra. Vlckers
were Portland visitors last Friday.
Freddie Letter waa plesantly sur
prised by his school matea Friday
night The occasion being his blrUu
day.
Mr. Johnson's family haa returned
to their home here, after residing in
Oswego for the past two year.
Mrs. Ratcllffe, of Portland, la visit
ing her aister, Mrs. Chas. Zlegler.
Mrs. Laura Bell Ryan and daugh
ter, Dorothy, of Portland, are visiting
Mrs. Ryan's grand parents, Mr. and
Mra. W. W. Jesse.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jesse and son, of
Spokane, arrived Sunday and will
make their home with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jesse.
The Armenian drive committee C.
W. Giddings, chairman; Roy Paraen
ter and Lilie L. Irwin, have been do
ing their best to raise the quota of
$75.00 for this precinct If we fall
short this drive it will be the first
time so lets try and do our best to help
teed our starving neighbors.
Oswego
OSWEGO, Feb. 27. Will Davis and
i-nuia Smoke were among the 65th Di
vision who arrived on Monday in Port
land. Quite a number of the Oswe
go people were in town to see the
hnva. who have gone on to .Camp
Lewis, but eipect to be home soon.
Charlie Austin returned home this
last week. He has been with tie army
in France. All were glad to see him
home again.
Eli Platte is confined to his home by
illness this week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William Bon
den are here visiting Mrs. Bonden's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schu
awfer. Mr. and Mrs. Bonden have
been making their home In California.
Mrs. Kenneth Davidson is 111 with
the Influenza.
William Metger died at Irondale,
Wash., with pneumonia. He leaves a
wife and two children. Mr. Metger
was a former resident of Oswego. The
body will be brought here for burial.
The funeral services of Archibald
Meadowbrook ,
MEADOWBROOK, Feb. 27. Myrtle
Henderson and Elizabeth Marshall of
Clark's visited at P. O. Sehlewe Sun
day. There was a large crowd out to lit
erary Saturday evening. Expect to
hold It the last Saturday in every
month.
Mrs. Harry Creason and daughter,
who has been staying at Fred Crea
son's left Tuesday tor Colton, where
she expects to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bonney.
The infant son of Mr. and Mra. Al
bert Peterson, who haa been quite sick
is better at present writing.
P. O. Chindgren and family and M.
D. Chindgren and family were, enter
tained at Ben Noyer'a Sunday.
AtaI rhinderen. brotner ot f. u.
has Jut recovered from the Inflmuun,
is spending a tow days at tho home ot
her father, T. R. Worthlngton.
Olive Ulsley is teaching In the Mil-
. . . "71 T , i waukto high school.
LOGAN, Feb. 27.-TI a good wind, , ..... , o(
that does not blow some one a anoeso ! .l(. ...,, ... a, lhe
1IAKL1A. Feb. 37,Fruuk Whttten,
who underwent an operation for appen
dicitis at the Oregon City hoapttnl hint'
week, ia atendily rtteovoi'lng.
Mr. umt Mrs, Shaffer and aon, Del
hert. from Hood Klver, are now ooou-
Kuth Worthlngton. of Portland, whopylng the homo In central Haxolla for
merly occupied ly Kd wankers.
Dublin Convention Head
Here on "Listening Tour"
Logan
these days.
E, C. Uerber who has been quite
seriously ill is reported as Improving
slowly.
Mrs. T. E. Anderson ia on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown have a
new son.
A social party waa given at the
school hall in District No. 4. February
14. a general good time waa enjoyed
by all. Coffee, cake and sandwiches
were served, while games kept the
children, big and little busy. Mrs.
Corless was chaperone.
Mrs. N. L. Kirchem received word
from her brother John Duur (not John
Duns) who is in the navy on the U. S.
Chindgren. whom he had not Been for s. kosiko, wnicn lei an mhsud pon
Oregon City hospital Tuesday night
! from au accident ot a week ano. Ho
fell from a tree and broke one of his
limbs. Besides his wife he leaves
three boys and one daughter and two
grown sons and two daughters by a
former marriage. The funeral ser
vices will be held Friday.
A reception tor the vtor, Rev. J. J.
Patten, and wife, will be held In the
church Thursday evening.
Oak Grove Community church Sun
day school meets at 10 a. m. Morning
sermon and worship at J 1 : 15. Theme,
"God's Way the Best Way." The even
ing combination service begins at sev
en. Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis will apeak
M S o'clock..
fifteen years, arrived here from Cali
fornia Thursday. He expefta to stay
until spring.
Clarkes
CLARKES. Feb. 27. Miss Olga
Muralt from Sherwood, visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Hornschuh, and fam
ily over Sunday.
Carl Buche and George Anderson,
from Portland, were out and visited
Carl's parents last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eameat Berger haa re
turned to Clarkes and he is going to
work for Albert Larkins In the saw;
mill.
Miss Clifford visited her parents of
Portland over Sunday.
There waa a party given at the home
of T. Pack Saturday evening. eoru
af$ 22, and everybody had a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Marsnau ana
children visited J. D. Marshall and
family over Sunday.
Walter Lee, from Vancouver, waa
out in Clarkes and Colton over Sun
day.
Wilford Cogar, who enlisted in tne
navy, received his honorable discharge
and came home to his parents in cot
ton last week.
David Moehnke was to Portland last
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Josi is home staying with
her parents at present
Shubel
SHUBEL, Feb. 27 Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Moehnke, Abraham Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Moehnke and Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Moehnke attended a
dance and card party at Mr. Thomp
son's at Beaver Creek last Wednesday
night
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moehnke, Mrs.
Wm. Moehnke and children, Catherine
and Marguerite, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Glover, of Eagle Creek, for
a few days, returning Sunday as far as
Oregon City, where Mrs. Wm. Moehn
ke and children visited her brother, C.
A. Mehnke and wife until Monday
evening.
Mr .and Mrs. Cecil Jones and his
sister. Acnes Jones, visited relatives
in Oregon, City Saturday and Sunday.
Monday evening Wm. Moehnke
parked his car near the Eastman
school for a few minutes and during
his absence some one stole his kit of
tools.
The teacher' has resigned and we
have had no school for almost two
France. Has been at Bordeaux tor
several weeks. He was fortunate In
getting leave to visit Paris and the
front trenches. Expects to come back
to U. S. soon.
In the relief drive the quota tor Dis
trict 4, Lower Logan, waa $60.00 and
am sorry to say we did not quite make
it. lacking $2.75.
Upper Logan the quota being $74.00
with a response of only $24.00.
Interested ones are agttatlng the
matter of turning the clocks one hour
ahead again. Let laxy people do ao,
any one who has not energy enough to
get out of bed In time to go to work,
does not need legislation that causes
- George
GEORGE, Feb. 27 Mra. Marie
Kllnker has been laid up with rheuma
tism for the past few weeks.
C. A. Johnson was transacting busi
ness in Oregon City last Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. Harold Joyner and Otto
Paulsen visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kllnker last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harden, Ed
Harden , and mother visited Otto
Stulke, of Barton, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mn. Chris Johnson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson last Fri
day. Mn. Robert Manes, of Portland, waa
Harry lUirluud has been quite 111
during tho paat week. .'
The llucelta Loyalty League will
meet Saturday night, March 1. at tho
school house. Rev. W. T. Mllliken and
Judgo Anderson of Oregon .City, will
speak and speclul tmialo la being pre
pared for the occasion.
Misses Marlon Eastman and Blanche
Duncan attended a party given by the
June '19 class of the high school of
Commerce nt the Turn Veroln hall In
Portland, Friday night.
Wilsonville
WILSONV1LLE, Feb. S7. Frits
Haberstlek, of Eastern Oregon, visited
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mn. An
ton Uutalgln. Inst week, tor a tew days.
A baby girl arrived at the home ot
Mr. and Mn. George Stahlnecker. on
Monday, February 24.
Quite a number from our village, at
tended the basket social at Hood
View. Friday evening.
Roy Baker Is working In Portland, In
the Ice factory ot hia undo, Mr. Harris.
Aaron Mac Connell, waa a visitor
at the oounty seat on business, last
week.
Mn. M. C. Young. Mn. Dorrls and
Mn. Norrls Young, have received let
ters recently from France, but the two
young men Norrls and Dorrls have no
Idea how soon they can return home.
The many friends of A. P. Todd are
pleased to learn that he la recovering
from his accident of two weeks ago.
when he fell off his wagon, while haul
ing potatoes.
The last letter received from John
Clackamas
Headnck was held at tne w. cnurtu week8i although they intend to start
last Friday. Mr. HeaancK was noru , gchoo, again Monday.
in Glascow, Scotlana, January i xaix,
came with his wife to Oregon in 1893,
where he has resided since. Mn.
Headrlck died a number of years ago.
Mr. Headrick leaves a daughter, Mra.
James Coon, of Portland, and a son,
James Headrick, and a daughter, Mrs.
1. A. Anderson, ot Argyle, Minn. He
great grandchildren and one great
great grand child. The interment was
In Oswego cemetery.
Mrs. Wm. Neibush and granddau
ghter, Mary Jane, have returned from
Great Falls, Montana, where they have
been visiting the former's daughter,
Mrs. Laurence Statford.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Erker are moving
to Washington.
Miss Olive Mclntyre, of Vancouver,
Washington, Is vlisting her aunt, Mrs.
Primm, of Oswego, this week
Mrs. Carl Conaut of Portland, is
here this week taking care of her
mother, Mrs. Andenon, who has been
quite sick.
Mrs. Chas. Pauling Is quite sick this
last week.
A telegram was received by Mrs. J.
K. Worthington saying her son, Millie,
who was with the third Oregon has ar
rived safely in New York. Walter
Chuck of this place, has also arrived
aafely in New York.
Eagle Creek
EAGLE CREEK, Feb. 27. W. H. Os
born, of Garfield, was over this way
last Thursday on a business trip.
C. H. Paddison was a Portland visi
tor last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Douglass were Es
tacada visitors last Thursday.
In the Armenian drive just closed
this district failed to reach its quota
of $37.00 only $24.25 being raised. This
is the first time that District No. 60
has gone under its quota, always be
fore going over the top.
George Sawtell made a business trip
to Portland the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass motored
to Logan Sunday and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Benson.
Col. W. S. Wood
Auctioneer
Vancouver, Wash.
Farm Sales a specialty. Phone or
write for dates or make arrangements
H Enterprise office.
CLACKAMAS, Feb. 27. Mr .and
Mrs. A. E. Sterling of Seattle, have
rented the Nottingham cottage form
erally owned by H. T. Latham.
Mr. and Mrs. A Randall, of Bonne
ville, were Sunday guests of Mra. L. D.
Herrington.
Milo Thomson's ticket No. 135 drew
the Red Cross quilt Saturday evening.
Mrs. Agnes .Buckley will chaperon
a party of young folks to see "Mickey"
at the Peoples theatre in Portland,
Friday afternoon.
Mra. A. Smith of Nebraska, on a
visiting tour of this coast Is now the
guest ot her brother, Mr. Hartnell, lat
er will proceed to California.
Mountain Road
MOUNTAIN ROAD, Feb. 27. The
Red Cross auxiliary met last Thurs
day and made refugee garments.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koellermeler
were Oregon City shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson were
Oregon City visitors Saturday.
Born, Tuesday, February 18, to Mr.
and Mrs. Nukarami, a son.
A surprise party was given Mr.
Hodge, Saturday evening, in honor of
his brithday. The evening was spent
In playing cards games and music. A
dainty luncheon was served at mid
night by the hostess, Mrs. John Hell
berg, Mrs. Belle Robinson and Mrs.
Hodge. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. John Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Neils
Christensen, Mrs. Joe Bernet, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Robinson, Mrs. Kate Scoff-
em, Mr. and Mrs. John Hellberg and
son, Edward, Miss Grace Schuebel Mr.
Frank Kelnofer, Mr. Albert Bernert,
Miss Agnes Bernert, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Robinson and daughter Marian
Mr. and Mrs. Hodge, Miss Sylvia
Hodge, Bernice Hodge, and Donald
Hodge.
John Kaiser was an Oregon City
visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt spent
Friday with their relatives at Moun
tain Road.
Mrs. L. H. Axtell, Miss Edith Ax
tell and Mr. Edward Axtell from Cor
vallls, spent a few days last week
with Mr. Axtell on the farm.
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and Economical Engine Ever Made
One that is full of "Pep" one that is there with the pull.
The all around Engine for General Farm Work. Before
you pick out your engine see
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All Stover Engines are equipped with Webster Oscillating Mag
netosno batteries to bother with.
We have also handled the DIAMOND FEED GRINDERS for years
and they give perfect satisfaction. We handle a complete stock
of repairs for both Grinder and Engine.
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OREGON CITY
NAN PROMOTED
Sir .HORACE W.UNKITT
"A listening tour' is what Bit Hor
ace 1'K.nkett, who presided In ltlt
at tho Dublin convention, which tried
In vain to bring the lrlnh factious to
gether on the problem of aulf govern
ment, calls bis visit to America. When
he arrived tn New York rerenlly he
said he Intended to vlalt arloua parts
of the country to confer with promi
nent Irishmen and native Americans
so that he could learn the American
attitude towards the difficultly which
beset hie native land.
weekly aesalon at the rooms tn the
Garments for Belgian children are the
present work.
The Mother's club has been appoint
ed for the present week at the home
of Mra. Simon Miller, but owing to Ill
ness In Mrs. Miller's family, may be
postponed to March 6ih.
Alvln Hamilton was called home
from Camp Lewla last week, by. the
alarming Illness of his wife, Mra. Ham
llton, but who haa Improved ao much
Id the past few days that hopea ot her
speedy recovery are now entertained
Sandy News
CATHOLIC BAZAAR
Beginning at 1:30 p. m. Saturday,
the Catholic baxaar will be held In
the I. O. O. F. hall. IHaln and fancy
articles will be on ealo and supper will
be served, followed by a dunce.
TO HIGH OFFICE
Wrd whs received In Ow.im Cliy
Wednesday muruliitf by D.s. U. H. and
liny Mount twin Mrs, Frank Mount
saying that her husband bud been pro
moted to lieutenant colonel In the
t'nlted Slte army front iimjor. "TT!i
word was received from New York,
where Mrs. Mo, ml In making her home
while Lieutenant Colonel Mount la In
Itolitlum,
Lieutenant Co'onel Mount Is a for
mer Oregon City young man, having
resided here for aeveral yours before
entering the service. He was itlen the
commission of lieutenant when enter
ing lhe service at Camp Lewis, and
shortly afterward was cotniuUsloned
captain and shortly before milling for
France was given the coiuinlaalon of
major.
Lieutenant Colonel Mount Is th
son of Judge and Mr. Wallace Mount
of Olympln. Wash, lie U a grtd'iate
of the College if Physicians and Bur
Seons of New York, and was it'so ron
no'tol wl'h the Sloan's hunpltal In
New York Clly. lie was engaged In
practicing hla profession In OrtKun
City when the call came for younn
men to enter the service, lie left her
for Camp Lewla May 23, and after a
brief stay there ws sent overseue
He Is with the 91st division, and
sanitary Inspector.
1 Icuteiiant liolonet Trunk Mrl la
anxlo.isly awaiting orders to return
to the 1'nlled State., as then 'a a
baby daughter, Jane Mount, aired four
months, whom he has not en. She la
with hr mother, formerly Miss K.e
llue Weeks of New York, daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. Week of that city, who
Is making her home wl!h her parent
while her husband Is In Kuropc.
Lieutenant Colonel Mount I the
nephew of lrs. II S. and lluy Mouut
of this city, lie will resume his prac
tice In Oregon 'Uy upon his return
from Kurope.
Legislator'- Son Who Wa
Decorated Three Time
ILLU8TRATEO LECTURE.
OnFrlday evening at 8:00 o'clock, tn
the M. E. church, the Rev. E. C. Alford
will give an illustrated lecture on tho
Yellowstone Turk. Mr. Alford bad
charge of a camp In the park one sum
mer and Is showing a fine sot of views.
BILL llfASSEfTO
INCREASE COUNTY
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SAI.EM, Fob. 20. Tho county
school tax Is Incensed from $S per
capita of tho school popu'atlon to $10
per capita by the provisions of house
hill 0."i, which was passed by the
senate Wednesday afternoon.
While the bill was Introduced by the
Ihiuho cnmml teo on education, It la
x pet measure of Mrs. Alexander
Thompson, who wns Invitod to ex
plain the hill to tho senate.
"Th s bill embodies tho bin Idea In
elucatlon, which la that the state or
the coanty as a whole must bo taxed
Tor the support of the schoo's, In or
dur to aid tho poorer dlsfrlctk," she
snld.
She said the purpose Is to Increase
the country-wide school tax so the
backwoods districts may have the
same educational facilities ns the cen
ters of population.
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sacrifice and inconvenience to the
thousands of people in the country.
Little children in the rural districts
who have to walk lft to 2 miles to
school have to be dragged out ot bed
and hustled off to school at too early
a time of day. I can sincerely say we
burned more oil and wood too, last
year than ever before. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boss and family will
attend the marriage of their niece.
Miss Anna Lehman of Hillsdale, Wed
nesday 26th Inst.
In letters to the home folks Carll
Kirchem, also Clyde Warren, both say
they are waiting for transportation
back to the United States.
a week-end guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen of
George.
Frank Howard, who has been in
France for the past few months, serv
ing his colors, returned home last Fri
day, and is now confined to his home
with the mumps.
Kelso.
KELSO,' Feb. 27. B. V. Erlckson
waa taken to Estacada to be under the
I care of Dr. Adix and is now improv
! lng.
ii ihm ivi 1.1 1 c n itiri n us. uui u uswwa ,
of Mrs. F. Hutchins of this place, Is In I A beautiful new flag floats from the
Portland hospital, where she under j school flag pole, the money lor wnicn
went an operation for appendicitis.
Oak Grove
Judge Landis' Son Who
Did His Bit by Bringing
Down Dozen Boche Flyers
was raised by a subscription campaign
on the part of the pupils. It was duly
dedicated by the pupils Joining in a
circle around the flagpole and singing
the national anthem and giving the
OAK GROVE, Feb. 26.-The special j Pledge of allelance- .
patriotic program given last Friday Our teachers, Mrs. Louise Nelson
by the Mignon chorus of 30 voices In ! and Miss Ivy Ten Eyck attended the
costume under the direction of Ella teachers meeting recently held at Mll
Hober Tripp, in the school auditorium, waukiev
was a success In every feature. A Robert Jonsrud, with the following
large and enthusiastic gathering was j commttee ig conducting the campaign
present ,as this was Mrs. Tripp's sec-: or the Armenian Syrian relief Anton
ond appearance in our community. I jerger Mr, Baumback, Mrs. Phipps,
An unknown person broke a win- Mrs Timmerman and Andrew Lind-
dow light in the post office Dunaing noim
Say, by his parents, was written on
January 9th, In which he informed
them that he had received hla Christ
mas package, sent blra through the
Sherwood Red Cross society, by his
mother, and was thoroughly delighted
with "goodies" from the U. S. A. John
is in the region of Angers, on the Loire
river, with Battery E, 48th artillery,
and does not know when he will re
turn home.
Mr. Underwood, a fruit grower from
the Dalles, visited bis old friend Mr.
Batalgia, Friday.
The Ladles 'Aid society, of the
Methodist church, will give a basket
social, In the basement of the church,
Friday evening, February 28, at 8
o'clock. There will be a aplendid pro
gram and every ono Is requested to
bring a basket of lunch for sale.
Macksburg
MACKSBURO, Feb. 21. The Red
Cross auxiliary will hold Its regular
early Monday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Derry, of Concord, was
here on business Monday. j
About 12 schoolmates of Everette
Worthlngton gave him a surprise par- j
ty Saturday night. The teachers were, j
also present, and an enjoyable evening
was spent by all present. Light re-
Lewis and Sylvester Hall attended
the auto show in Portland Tuesday.
The Red Cross meets every Wednes
day and Is busily engaged In making
refugee garments.
It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. A,
H. Maurer are sick with the Influenza.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh Is a local dliien.se, Kreatly In
fluenced by constitutional conditions, and
In order to cure It you must take an
Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine Is taken Internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one ot tho best physicians
In this country for years. It Is com
posed of some of the bent tonics known,
combined with somo of the best blood
?urlflers. The perfnot comblnntlon of
he Ingredient In Hall's Cntarrh Medl
clna Is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free.
jr. j. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O.
All DrUBglBt, t0.
LWuf. mO-A. T1UMAM
Winning docoratlons seems to be
one tf the best things on; hoys did In
Franco. Lieutenant Frod A. Tillman,
son of the Representative In Coiigreea
from Arkansas, has returned wearing
tho Croix do tluorre and D. S. C, and
ho has been honored by tho Legion
of Honor.
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Fedoral Judge Kenesuw M. Landis
of Chicago always has been an aggros-
Backache (
Rheumatism?
Those of ns who arc pant middle age
are prone to eat too much meat and In
consequence deposit lime-salts in the
arteries, veins and Joints. We often
Buffer from twinges of rheumatism or
lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen
bands or feet. There is no longer tho
slightest need of this, however, as the
new prescription, "Anuric," is bound
to give immediate results as it is many
times more potent than lithia, in ridding
the impoverished blood of its poisons
by way of the kidneys. It can be ob
tained at almost any drug store, by
aimply asking for "Anuric" for kidney,
or backache. It will overcome such
conditions as rheumatism, dropsical
swellings, cold extremities, scalding and
burning urine and sleeplessness duo to
constant ariaing from bed at night.
Send to Dr. Tierce's Invalids' Hotel,.
Buffalo, N. Y., for a 10c. trial package.
Madeiu, Cal.-"I recommend Doctor Plere'
Anuric very hlirhly. I have ii(Toril tn. !,.
three yean with catarrh of the bladder, havlnir
uffi fSSfir PU' tot constipation. J British front.
Slve fighter. His son Cnptnin Roed O. ! tried every remedy I heard of but without relief
Landie, JUBt back from the fighting ' ,,w Anuric advertised In the paper, and like
font, brought down twelve boche , aWS!"
planeB and has been dOCOratod by It relieved me alrJoat Immediately, before 1 had
both the American and British govern-1 i5n," of, 016 trlttl Pekire, and 'having- mat
ments. He was in command of ptZtJS
Twenty-firth Aero Squadron. Captain ' y to all suffering- from any dUensa of
Landis did most of his fighting on the I .!J k.'or,urto fubtas. try thla remedy
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