Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 13, 1921, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORMSG OKEGOXIAX, FRIDAY, 3IAY 13, 1921 CITY N EWS I N BRIEF Cltr Editor Main T070. 50-5 I Sunday Editor Main mm. oou- Advertising Dtpartm-nt. .Main 7070. superintendent 01 mag. iwiwt AMUSEMENTS. I HEIIJC 'Broadway at Taylor) "Uncle Tom'j Cabin." Tonight. BAKER (Morrison at Eleventh) Baker Stock company In "That Girl Fan ToniKht. LTRJC (Broadway at Morrison) Musical comedy. "The Winsome Wiuow. inree show, dally. 2. 7 and P. M. HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill)- Vaudeville and moving- pictures. 2 to o. 6:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sunday and Mondays, continuous. 1:13 to r. PANT AGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows daily, i. I ana . P. M. Mazahas to Have Outino. The Mazama walk Sunday will be up Shop nrrri' rrrrk which crosses the lumbia river hiKhway at Shepperds loll Tha nartv will take tne i.mu A- iXI. train at the Union depot, and rf t tnurii villaee. The old alii followed in a southeaster ly direction across and then parallel to the hiehway, as far as Shepperd s I creek The route Will then De Up tne Irreek n the hieh road which leads from Thor heights to Brower. The entire trip will be only six miles Ions, but part of It will be steep. The re tarn trip will be made by train, ar riving in Portland at 6 P. M. Bishop McDowell to Speak. Bishop I William F. McDowell of Washington. D. C. one of the visiting bishops at the Methodist Episcopal conference here, will be the speaker at the luncheon of the City club at the Ben son hotel today at noon. Bishop Mc Dowell is considered one of the fore most orators in the Jlethodist church. The subject of his address will be The W orJd From ashington ana will deal with the present-day prob lem of international relations, u. v. Bosley. the new president, will .pre I side, and Charles A Rice will intro Iduce the speaker. Post to Operate Hoteu Tw buildings belonging o the Masoni lodge, located at Park and balmon I streets, have been turned over tn I Portland post, American Legion, and rwill be operated as an ex-service men's hotel. It was announced yes Iterday. The buildings will be used especially for housing men who are I undergoing treatment for disabilitie I suffered during the war and men taking vocational training. Bird Lecture Saturday Night. "Personal Experiences With Native Birds" will be the subject of I illustrated lecture by Ira N. Gabriel I son of the United Mates biological survey before the Oregon Audubon I society tomorrow night in library I hall. The scene of the story is laid in central Iowa, where Mr. Gabrielson lived and studied birds many years I The public is invited. Truck Victim Still Unconscious. Mrs. S. O. Shirley, whose skull was I fractured Wednesday morning when Ishe was hit by a milk truck driven I by Ben Toutfest at East Seventeenth I and Morrison streets, was still un conscious last night at Good Samari I tan hospital. Her condition was said I to be critical. The injured woman is years old and lives at 181 East Seventeenth street. Rev. John G. Lake, overseer of the I church at Portland, is preaching to appreciative audiences and will con tinue the remainder of the week, at IS P. M. and fill the pulpit Sunday at 3 and 8 P. M. Frequent miraculous I healings reported: ministration to the I sick daily from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M I Phone Main 5692. 129 4th St., opposite Circle theater. Adv. Bishop to Address Realtors Bishop Theodore S. Henderson of De troit, Mich., one of the visiting Metho dist Jvpiscopal bishops, will speak the luncheon of the realty board at the Portland hotel today at noon, W B. Shively will discuss a legal ques tion. Walter J. Gill will be chair man of the day. Wireless Equipment Stolen. Bur glars who broke into the home of Van B. Bowman. 113 East Tenth street north, during the absence of the ramiiy some time Wednesday, stole i part of a wireless apparatus, accord ing to a report made to the police detective bureau. Nothing else disturbed. ALLEGED ANDAL3 ARRESTED. Ed Jagelski and George -Austed were ar rested yesterday on a charge or de stroying park streets in Overlook park. The police said the two men were busily engaged in cutting down tne trees, 'iney will be arraigned in police court today charged with the malicious destruction of property. Cameron Found Gciltt. Charles J. Cameron, tried in federal court on the charge of having violated the Mann act, was found guilty yesterday by a jury which considered the case but a short time. He was fotmrt guilty on all three counts of the in dictment. He will be sentenced hv Judge Bean Saturday morning. Rarbi Rose.ncrantz to Speak Serv ices will be held at the Poncreira t Inn N'ovah Zedek Talmud Torah. Sixth land Hall streets, tonic-ht at 7-5.1 o"clock and tomorrow mornlne- i 9 o'clock. Rev. Abraham I. Rosencrar, will officiate. All are welcome to at. tend. Religious school-Sundav a in I o'clock. DtJXX TO BE TOASTUlftTPn T r- Dunn, president of the Ha,i.j t I Cream company, will en tn .i,rfann Or.. tomorrow night to act t9It' master at a home industries banquet Is-lven by the Jefferson Woman1- ik I There also will be speakers from Salem and Albany. TUB Eyrie, on the bluff of th r- lumbia river, at White Salmon, Wash.. I wfr Buesis lor tne Rummer I months. Phone reservations for vn- special Sunday dinners not later than Fridays. Mrs. C. W. J. r..i,. I hostess. Adv. ' Do Not Forget to call un East in when you want the Salvation Army auto truck to call for cast-off cloth ing, magazines, newspapers, furniture, etc Address 24-26 Union v. M.ir John Bree. district officer. Adv. Keeps Business Men Fit e,,,i of life cells defers old ace and i.n I you fit for business. A new method patronized by our best businee. me I Dr. Dee, 413 Artisans bldg. Adv. JBCLTIGRAPH COURSE HOLMES RiTer- nbss College. Tenth and Washington Demand for operators. Positions se cured through co-operation of multi graph users and operators. Adv Miss Dupee to Speak. Mi r-i,.-:. H. Dupee. formerly of Chicago, will speak tonight at 506 Bush & Lane building, on "Character Analysis for Hotel Seaside Resort. Steam Leat. ocean facing dinlntr I room: appetizing meals. Open all year. Tired, aching feet can be reti.v.' I consult Dr. Ingalls, Knight -Shoe Co.. Morrison, near Broadway. Adv Lewis-Stenger, Morrison at Tenth grina rim aui&sors. Knives perfectly. H. C. Stutz. special touring car brand new: ,2650. owner. Call East 268, or Bdwy. 219S. Adv. Expert grinding. Portland Cutler I Co. 86 6th st.,betStark and Oak. Adv. Kkhmbrer Coal. Carbon Coal Co. mine agents. East 1188 Adv. Cordwood. 18.50 F. E. Bowman Co. Adv. Expert paper hangine. Tabor 4594 -Adv. Dr. Dattoic, glasses. Swetland bldg. Greeters Hold Election. A. E. Holcomb, of the Morris hotel, received a telegram yesterday announcing the result of the election of officers of the -American Greeters. which organiza tion closed its annual national con vention in New Orleans yesterday. Louis Lucas, of the Hotel New Rich mond. Seattle, was elected national nresident. Miss E. Newland of the LaSelle. Chicago, was elected national president of the greeters' auxiliary, succeeding Mrs. Victor Brandt of Port land. Mrs. R. Z. Duke, of the Rainier LaSalle. Chicago, was elected national vice-president, and Mrs. Funk, of the New Richmond, t-cattle, was elected secretary and treasurer. Delegates from Oregon attending the conven tion were: Mrs. Duke, Charles Schreider, of the Hotel Portland, anJ Al Pierce, of the Marion Hotel. Salem. A resolution was adopted indorsing the 19"5 eXDosition. Armory Being Altered. Tn order to accommodate the various national guard units provided by recent changes in the tables of organization the Multnomah county armory is undergoing extensive alterations. A large number of partitions have been taken out and new ones put in so that each of the local companies will have suitable headquarters. Guard companies now housed at the local armory, include regimental head quarters company, oiie battalion neaa- quarters company, service company, one company of engineers, battery A, field artillery, a medical and a quartermaster corps detachment and companies B. E. F, G and H. It is ex pected that the changes In the armory will be completed in about two or three weeks. Piedmont Clean-up Started. A general clean-up of the Piedmont residential district has been instituted by the Hayden Island Improvement club to include improvements in the sewer system. Piedmont park walks and street railway and telephone com pany holdings in that district. Comr mittees were appointed to confer with the park commissioner and the public utility companies concerning the work. At last Monday's meeting a committee of 25 was appointed to present Hayden island as the 1925 fair site. The next regular meeting will be held May 18 at the Peninsula "park clubhouse. Sewer Protest Report to Be Made. City Commissioner Barbur will re port to the city council next WedneS' day morning on the result of the re- monstrances filed with the city against the Foster road trunk sewer The 30 day remonstrance period on this project ends today and an immediate check will be made to determine the percentage of the opposition. One month ago the council adopted resolution of intention to Improve Foster road and construct the sewer. City Commissioners Mann and Bige low voted against the resolution at that time. Relief Ship Scheduled J. J. Hand saker, state director of near east relief, started last night for eastern Oregon, where he will visit Pendleton, Baker and La Grande in the interest of China-near east relief ar.d the food and clothing collection now in prog ress. A relief ship will leave the Pa cific coast early in June, going direct ly to the near east with a cargo of western foodstuffs and used cloth ing. Mr. Handsaker said that toys would be included In the relief cargo. Knights to Go to Arlington. Ab- duhl-Atef templeof the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan. the sunshine rank of the Knights of Pythias, will caravan to Arlington tomorrow with its band, patrol and the divan, where it will confer rank on 150 members of the Pythian order attending the dis trict convention in that city. Many Pythians of rank from this state and the state of Washington will attend this meeting. The knights band of Hood River also will make the trip. Two Damage Suits Filed. Damage suits were filed in the circuit court yesterday by R. O. Naustdal, who asked $5400 of A. Otte for injuries received when hit by Otte's auto mobile at Williams avenue and Stan ton street, February 3, 1921, and by T. Elliott, who demanded ,1600 recom- LET El AH, IS PLEA Bishop Leonard Addresses Progressive Business Men. FRIENDSHIP IS URGED pense for injuries to himself and automobile in a collision with a ma chine driven by Victor Johnson at Twenty-second and Glisan streets, April 5, 1921. Alumnae Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the Whitman college alumnae, called for today in the lobby of the Hotel Washington, has been postponed owing to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hite being called to Walla Walla, Wash., on account of the death of Dr. Y. C. Blalock. Deceased was a brother of Mrs. Hite. Mem bers of the association will be notified of the next meeting date by the sec retary. Miss Grace Lee. Firemen Have Hearing. C. L. Deets. lieutenant in the fire bureau, and W. A. Robertson hoseman, in engine No. 5, Front and Gibbs streets. who were suspended from the fire bureau a week ago on charges of In subordination and neglect of duty, received a hearing before City Com missioner Bigelow yesterday. No de cision was reached. The hearing was held behind closed doors. ' F. L. Wiegant Promoted. Fred erick L. Wiegant, who has held the rank of second lieutenant in company H. formerly machine gun company, of the Oregon national guard, was promoted to the rank of first lieu- I enant yesterday by an order issued by Adjutant-General White. Frank O. Miller, cx-first lieutenant in the same organization, was recently promoted tne rank or captain. Veterans Dance Tomorrow. Over seas veterans were called into con ference yesterday by Captain James Gay, head of the state department o! Veterans of Foreign War Veterans to work out plans to st'mulate attend- ance at the opening dance at Coun- il Crest tomorrow night. The entire proceeds will be given to the over seas veterans. Community Club- to Meet. The regular meeting of the Creston Com munity club will be held in the Cres ton school auditorium tonight. All patrons of the Creston school district have been invited to be present. The meeting night of the club has been changd to the second Friday of each month. trails Club to Hike. The Trails club of Oregon will leave the North Bank station at 8:15 A. M. Sunday for Burlington and hike to Jacksoa Falls. The return will be by a different route. Edna Waldele will lead. KABBI WISE TO SPEAK. The topic of Rabbi Wise's sermon at Temple uetn Israel tonight at 8 o'clock will be "The Wise Counselor." Saturday morning service will be at 10:30 o'clock. Appeal Made to Preveut Break Between American and Brlt ? ' ain Over Question. An appeal that the people of the United States permit.no break De tween this country and England on account xt the Irish question was made by Bishop Adna W. Leonard, of San Francisco, in an address de livered at the luncheon of the Pro gressive Business Men's club at the Benson hotel yesterday noon. 'Let us." he said, "regara me question . from the standpoint oi Americanism as one of local import ance to be settled between England and Ireland themselves . and let u not allow any break between the two reat peoples who nave tne uesuuiea of the world in their hands," Bishon Leonard urged the import ance of England and America getting closer together for the protection oi the liberty of the world in wnat ne termed this hour of crisis. Red Immigration Cited. The speaker declared that Presi dent Harding and Secretary Hughes are right in, declaring to the allies that Germany must pay for the ruin which was wrought as a result of the war". He also referred to the immigration of the red element to. this country and declared that those who came with ideas that the Ideals of this country could be overturned by force should be sent back whence they came and only those admitted -who were ready to abide by the traditions of this democracy. He further as serted the employers and employes of the country are getting closer together on the big problems which have made for unrest in the past and declared this to be important in the working out of the destiny of the nation. , C. E. S pence Also Sneaks. C. E. SDence. master of the state grange, spoke briefly of the prob lems of the farmers of the state. He said that when the farmers and the laboring men go down the line arm in arm farming will pay. R. F. Clark, president of Pacific university, invited the members, of the club to go to Forest Grove on May 20 to attend a pageant by the students. Music was furnished by the Pacific University auartet. consisting of Francis E. Taylor, Arthur C. Jones, Norman C. Mace and Willis L. Cady. The quartet sang a number' of selec tions and Arthur c. Jones sang couple of solos. Miss Erma A. Tay lor accompanied the quartet. Professor Gardner C. Basset, of Reed college, was chairman. SENTENCES METED OUT FOB LOOTING ARMY HOSPITAL. WASHINGTON STREET Limited area of desirable space on the second floor of the Piatt building, all Washington-street frontage, avail able for specialty shops or offices; directly over Feldenheimer's Jewelry store, in the heart of the retail, hotel and theater district. Unequalled ad vertising possibilities Adv. Phone your want ads to The Ore gonian. Main 7070. Automatic 660-95. $100 Reward for information leading to the ar rest and conviction of person or persons who poisoned with strych nine the Belgian police dog be longing to H. W. Goode, 2S5 North 21st st.. corner Overton. Two Women and Man Admit Their Guilt Third Man Denies Com plicity, fourth Fugitive. Three members of the narcotic ring that looted the Vancouver barracks hospital of morphine, heroin and opium worth a fortune at retail prices pleaded guilty yesterday before Federal Judge Bean and were sen tenced. A third alleged member was arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty. Estelle Clark pleaded guilty to having had stolen government pro perty in her possession and was sen tenced to 30 days in the county jail. She received the stolen narcotics and kept them for a time for the other members of the ring. Joseph J. Boyle, a soldier, and Coral R. Everett pleaded guilty to the same charge and were sentenced to serve six months in jail. Phil Shipman, accused of compli city, denied any part and was held on $500 bail. He will be tried later, although the date has not been set. George H. Nelson, another alleged member of the ring, is still a fugi tive. Howard Brown, who is held by the army authorities at Vancouver, and Boyle will both face court-martial by the army. Hurry! Be Lucky! SALE ENDS TOMORROW AT 6 P. M. Kuppenheimer and other famous makes Men's and Young1 Men's SUITS, OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS $10 Less than regular prices Exclusive Kirppenheimer House In Portland S. If. Stampff r;ivr MorxiMOU at Fourth Selling -Out Prices That Scream "Hurry! Hurry!" 2 features among hundreds in this record-breaking event that will im pel every thrifty man and woman to R.M. Gray's today and tomorrow! $40 Men's Suits for $28.50 celebrated CHESTERFIELD Clothes De Luxe suits that ARE $40 suits and that sell many places at $50 unlimited assortment of styles and pat terns all sizes early buying advised. $40 Women's Suits for $25.00 -shown in Jerseys and Tweedo Wool all sizes priced up to 560 In some stores an impelling "selling out" Friday and Saturday feature. NOTICE The firm of R. 1L Gray is changing, after 16 years in business in Tortland. Every article is unmerci- . fully slaughtered for immediate disposal. These are mere examples of the price-crash throughout: He has no recourse from the order dismissing him. ' As a result of the disclosure of Levteon's alleged criminal record in the past. Chief Jenkins announced that hereafter the department will finger-print and "mug" all applicants for places on the police force. It was only recently that another tern porary policeman was found to have had a past criminal record after he had been on the force a fqw weeks. CHIROPRACTORS TO FINISH Ten Students to Be Graduated Xcxt Tuesday by Local College. The graduating exercises of the May, 1921, class of the Pacific Chiropractic college, .will be held Tuesday night at the First Christian church, Park and Columbia streets. Ten ' students will receive their diplomas. The principal address will be given by Professor P. O. Riley. Dr. O. W. Elliott, president of the college, will confer the degrees. Those who will receive degrees are: Gertrude M. Stark, Ray Marvin Peffer, John H. Watson, Raymond C. Heve- ner, Archibald William Schlador, Emery Cyrus Hassell, Frederick Theodore Notz. Robert Alfred Foster, Claude Schreve Demorest, Eugene F. Bruce. PROWLER JTS HOUSE Residence or W. A. Cartj- Robbed While Owner Is Absent. Property valued at several hundred dollars was stolen from the home of W. A. Carty.,341 Eugene street, by- burglars, who ransacked his residence during his absence on a business trip to Seattle. The burglary was not dis covered until Mr. Carty returned home late Wednesday. Part of the loot in cluded wearing apparel which had belonged to Mrs. Carty, who died sev- '$50 Men's Chesterfield Suits and Overcoats. . . .37.50 $60 Men's Chesterfield Suits and Overcoats $43.50 x $70 Men's Chesterfield Suits and Overcoats. . . ..49.50 25c Handkerchiefs 9J $1.50 Fine Silk Socks fancy or plain 78 $2.00 Fine Silk Suspenders - 79d Up tq $7 Felt Hats special lot $2.95 Up to $65 Dresses taffeta, tricotines, canton crepe; latest styles $39.50 Up to $55 top, three-quarter and full-length Coats; all new $37.50 '$65 and $70 Suits t r i c o t i n e and poiret 'twill ; latest styles $47.50 Regular $1.50 Neckwear now for 5Sd $2.50 Gotham & Cooper Underwear ,. . $1.65 $4 and $4.50 Shirts, select 'patterns and fabrics; special lot all sizes $2.05 All new Straws and Panamas 25 OFF Not a single article in the store is reserved 366 Washington R.M, GRAY Washington & W. Park eral weeks ago. The thieves made away with ten pieces of cut glass, several dozen pieces of silverware, two revol'vers, five quarts of cherry wine, two cases of canned salmon and ten cans of lobster. Entrance was gained by forcing the lock to a kitchen door. Neighbors no ticed that the house had been entered and telegraphed Mr. carty at oeaitie to returm immediately. Inspectors mc Culloch and Miller are making an in vestigation. Frank. Dolton Believed Located, WOODLAND, Wash.. May 12. .Special.) Word has been received here that Frank Dolton, wanted for the murder of M. Whalen, a wealthy fnrmw. is a member of the crew of a sailing vessel bound for South Amer ica. The vessel was searcnea at n mouth of the Columbia river, out Dolton was not found. It is expected Dolton will be arrested tty American authorities when the vessel arrives at the quarantine station at the Pan ama canal, as word haa been sent the American consul there. - .Woman Sent to State Hospital. K ALA MA, Wash.. May 12. (Spe cial.) Mrs. Mary Abbelodhe of Castle Rock has been committed to the state hospital at Fort Stellaeoom. Wash. CARD OK TII.WKS. We wlph to express to our friends and neighbors our sincere thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness and heautifiri floral trib utes tendered during the- illness and death of our beloved mother. U S. G KIM Kit, 1. J. ti KIM Kit. PAULINE UEIMER. Adv. . iOVZELWOC OE301 -10J aiiiitiHiiimittinmuiiiiiiii iitmiiiHiuuiniuiuuiiiiumiifrar D I POLICEMAN IS DISMISSED Criminal Record of Harry Levisou Cause of Discharge. Harry Levison, motorcycle police man, arrested Wednesday morning as an alleged mail car robber in Kansas City ten years ago, only to be re leased a few hours later when word from Kansas City told of the indict ment being dismissed, is permanently discharged - from the police Vorce. Chief Jenkins announced yesterday. Levison had been regularly appointed last November, but his six months' probationary period had not expired. HAZELWOOD FAIRY FLAKES THE MOST POPULAR CANDY IN TOWN Specially Priced Friday and Saturday i O i a ! O Order Your Gasco Briquets r NOW At the special summer price and don't wait until we are all sold up PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO. Over 400 Stock Forms AT A BIC SflUINC Oof Srrrks DBL vslssb'.t WLH tioM (S icTtttaf ISSfOVSS SMH SlfS. Pacific Stationery a Printing Co. 107 2md St. Pornuai Main 6500. Auto. E62 74. A 35c iiiiiiiHiii.uuiuiiuuiiiiimiiiiiMimuiiimiiumnu imiiiniminiiimiiiHiitmiiiiimmiiiiimiiuiiimii!: TF YOU KNEW how - pure it is how care fully made how good ' and healthful every day you would have it served on your table for your family: ft 'Red Rock Cottage Cheese greater in food value than fresh meat less expensive.. per one-pound box. . The delicate flavor of these dainty Candies is due not only to their absolute purity but to their perfect freshness. Thes'e distinctive Candies are made and sold only by The Hazelwood CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT 388 WASHINGTON ST. 127 BROADWAY minutimininiUHO HUHimtiniUftMUHII XOIOX EOC Ever Stop Did You to Think that it may be your eyes that causes your daily head ache? 1 Thousands of people here in Portland need Glasses and do not realize it. If you have headaches jor floating spots or if your eyes burn or your reading troubles you , Then you need our services. STAPLES The Jeweler Optician 266 MORRISON ST., Between 3d and 4th miiiiiiiiiiiiijii Sl3sliiSil uiiiiiiiiiiiimi'i GET BEHIND AN OREGON PRODUCT a lVest-fade Desk, supreme in construction and finish. Why purchase a used, refinished desk, when a NEW Oregon product costs very little more? THINK IT OVER1 "Everything for the Office" Printing Engraving Bookbinding Seals and Rubber Stamps Fifth and Oak Streets Marshall 6080. Aut. 565-48 . wlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh" -THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON SEE IT' THAT'S ALL when you co to SAN rRANCISCO STOP UATE1! nv I Em Is AIMS STEWART On Geiry St, fnst off Union 8jnir, Close to erythlng worth wMla. Good accommodations at moderit rts. Breakfast, 60c, 60c, 7 he; Loncb, 76c; Dinner, (Si-ndaya, tl.60). Muni cipal car passes ths rioer. 8tewsrt Motor Bus meets principal trains snl steamers. It Is adrlaable to make res ervations in sdTanc of arrlral. casixe none, wAsnixGTOx J7 Miles from Ontrslla. S3 Miles from Portland. The White Lunch Gustav Mueller. Trop. RefrrMbmrntit. l.anrKra, Meals Modrrate t il 7 I'rlvrs. WASH A.VD RF.XT ROOMS FOR TOIHIJITS. " Richardson & Boynton Pipeless Furnaces Also pipe furnaces. Have a national reputation as the best in quality and efficiency. Installed by expert heating men. Never fail to give you perfect satisfaction. You should bear . this in mind when you need a furnace, as proper installation mnans economy in fuel and satisfactory results. Our advice to you is -free. Let us bid on your work. We have maintained our reputation for the past forty .years for quality of our work and hontst treatment of our customers. ' . . . J. C. Bayer Furnace Co. ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 201 Market St., Portland, Or. BEAVER BOARD jjfilft FOR BETTER WALLS AND CEILINGS RASMUSSEN & CO. N. E. Cor. Second and Taylor St. CutThisOut-ItlsWorthMoncy Cut out this Blip, Inclose with 8c to Foley & Co., 2834 Sheffield ve Chi cago, 111., writing; your name sua sa drexs clearly, You will receive in re turn a trial packaire containing: Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for couKhs, coldn and croup, Foley Kid ney I'llla and Foley Cathartic Tablets. A. AdT.