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HI GILL'S NAME
BOBS UP AGAIN
Fight With Seattle Council
Makes Mayor More of
Gubernatorial Chance.
HODGE DISTURBING FACTOR
l;-porf tiring ClrrUirl b l4S
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to ' I f" aali-'ii:'. c-A cireum
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) TRAFFIC SOLUTION UP
l:ID:VT K.aT or A
Mk ..raaaa aa4 Tk-k
Military Maaar !. W Jit.
wn Wa asaal.
TIVHI H'K, Nc. l.pa-
i,; . -..!, nt a.t f tba ffUa
ar fin. I n tt unia,!t 4 Tt '-utt I"
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1 to ! la pri.4' traa.pafta-
(- Ik war af !' baU
Raatina- t aK'H at I la lfa.-a
a. h -,ol 'i:ii!:a.
I ifta trat. lrO'4! l!a tn.h?fT
r'Mii iliso. la ai" rt:r lmr'onl
wftii tba ntjtpv- vf r.pUin llarTT
Ilma. t"t ft' '""'"
i iniforj. apaitirr for t"apt Ha.
maaj at t! m-H" ef fi !
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in. ,o.rtimai ha f irn.iM '
j trH e iMt.i f 'r l IM tif. "a
t larba "o,i-t-f inainioBr tant tha
r a. 4.-fli. t-a rur ? "'
tlmat"'! ta aa ef a.rl laama. n4
rara p trttnant ba l'jrnnha. Hf!l
tat niaa Inajra t at Iba erk i:t
. rnnptat ll-lMfi la rfninc ataaa.
T1. !.:) ia f t a J n-T afi.-a
l, tna !. up. an. J. IU lilar.
b. ai?arta It. ftoa4 bt ba covttJ
t B-aka oparattn aipae." laa
t .an t iitii a timf. li rania
r...m.j rin. wi'a a rat-1 r-rta for
:. Iran. l.a.-uUr loon t. a.
Ir..t.h.. b-1 an affort t l ba mida
e&uaa l.BC aa.t f fa carrtaon to
tiKo'init tba Jitoar art.
Tha tioa t :a Mrata B.-rl ef
rntfot. la ppo,filin Jlr t'. K ttt
t. tM4 bar l(a ho.nj aa P
latan4.nl ef ,ta Jltata bl for t.ia
liil4 bar. wa b.art'tr In.lor.aL
MOTHER'S FfGHT HARD
trn '- otrr Mitt, ntctnr. o
W4laai III Ix-taraalB II aaa
t Mn. Ilaa Jar4Wta.a
t a4a Dal.la ( aaalr.
r AIJs. v . 1 lii a.-lal
I'la-atma- aa nl ovi.ia f.-r tar w
IKa battl" for ina
tn4 .oiaMiion ol bar babf.
r. tna oun t ort
at t.t ba a?or4c4
t'i.i!tunil of har'r bar riibtr
' a
.ml a
Iaftaa. i Jliia H-
lint nio'ri.r will
a-" Bpuitun'n 1 ' a '
tn: r attla.J br N fw Court
lira, ' , . . - - v
aa atlam;! at fvi6ia hiaaapina. two
trocaaiima la ! 4i!taral J4aalt
ourta af tba atata o a babaaa cor
a proaaJ.3. Vra. Bowara wilt ba
bart ts bar app.al la tba fruprarua
loift aa toamaar I.
Itio'it aaranta sr ral!l Beatv
..; al ta ai4 bar la bar aSorta to
eitula i jitnlr af bar bar 4 la roar
vt.ta ant oitabta ta 4 oa b mora
a .1 i.-'ilt i:tiAtij.
,u rr ,.a wnwi . . 7 aa.
I at a-it 4iark-a at It. aai
wttr a ci'I! S jiaora of aa an.l in pt
k.aitv. Ibia anfortuaata )oug mois.(
kj ta d.paa I apva atraas.ra for 3a
(if cf bar a!-l-
4 la alaa If lia ialtxaal at ta
tf a
la. -4
lo'hT la tba fiKWftut, J-jrladlr-
I tonal q-ia.Iiona Vital to tba arfmlma-
tratioaof tba Ja.nll. laarofthia alat".
partirularlr aa It aTa-la tha Juvanll
Court of Multnotrah fi.unir. ara !
riT i. Th rhilt waa ma-la a ward
of tba Ji4ni:a Court of Multnomah
Count r in Jair. XU. and It wa aub
aiu.nt to thia that tha Tolh County
Juaanilo Court aouM to laba Juria
J rti.o and 4.r-rta tba mothar cf bar
narht ta ta'a I : r-J.o1 of lha child.
a-rntal bar br tha Multnunuh County
Co-irt. I "araii....ioa bad baan arrant.!
by tha I'crtland court la tab lha rblld
ta I'oih ( ougti. raould t:a f jprrroa
tourt 4a.i4a aaala.t tha conlanlioa of
tha mothar It will oaoaaaitala art antlra
chansa In tba at.m bartofora a.lpt
a anl foliowad by lha Junll- Court
of MuiCnomah County. whray lhal
court baa sttamptad to Mad born. a for
HllilT n:tn:, r oi:w
IlKIDM T rubbJf
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Mr. R. W. Klrktaoaw.
n.Rir.HT cisvk, Or, Na.
a-M'.r an lltnaaa of
oral montba. Mra. It. W. kirh
wo4 4 a4 ounaiay. Novambar II.
tf. Kirbwood waa aa aclia
Chrtatian anl from tba lima of
fear early coaaaraioa waa a mam
bar f tba Matbodiat tlpiavopal
CHorib.
I'h.ba Itouch a born at
Valusia ;toa. I!t. In !. aad
waa marrt.d to Itobart W. Kirh-
kh at Cadar Itaplda. la.. In ltt.
r t hy rama to Oroo and
tt;.1 at J'armlnsloo. aubaa.
uu.ntlf ramoamc to (ha Nahaiara
Vali'y n.ar Varonta. and final. y
cornmc to l"oraat Oretr.
Of aan rbtllran. al aurla
J. K. Klrhwood. of M.aoula.
Mnt.; Mra. Annl V- Varcuaon.
af faa Joaa. CaL: R. J. Kirk wood,
of TortUnd: Atbarl A, C.artmda
and Hartba Kirkwood of t'oraat
lirotr.
4apandnl rhlldraa broucht ba lor It la
localttla outalda tba ritr.
COUNTRY ROAD IS FINISHED
farmer Arc iH-llsItlrU U hal-
ntoa C rrrk-riorMr hr-rtlort.
imOKrI:t.r Waab, No.
rial Tba awly-radad action of tba
Tairlc l!war. alandla waat from
Salmon Cr.ah to Tionaar. a ( mtlca
aaal at tbla rla-a. waa toroplctad Ual
h.
Tba pl-a of hlharar brl
rha.a tao r"i: rclad witn
rr'4'ba.J ro h tabro from a pit naar tha
lioorta Arm.troa ranch, aaat of I'lo-
n.ar. add waa baul.d on Iba bichway
wlta aaaaral catarplllar automobli
trucba arKl a a sr. bar cf taama and
w tost.
Tba farmara alorr Ihla Iroproraj .
t:on of tba blshaay ara U(d our
II. naar road, and da. I ara tt on of tha
aat r'aa of road worh la tba couatrr.
GRANGE HEARS SPEAKERS
llaral rr-llla anil 'rl of IJtn;
Are Qnt-lrira Il.acnanJ.
MoNVJOtTir. Or .ior. iJipaclal
Tba Moamouth rar.s la attracting-
wMa attotoa iBnf tha larmara aa
ill aa l a buaia'ra ma of tha city
ba.au. a of Ha tliacujaioa of practual
problama.
At a raml mi.tlnf Iba ub.-cl "Tha
Hi- Cnat of Uns and liw II My
Ha l4 4cl. wa bhiiI"I or r- it.
iMIraat and t . t ela, ollowrd by a
f.naral r1t.o..ioa
Ira C I'owrii vara a ta. on r.urai
Cr..li!.." from tb OJ:-olot of tha
country irrrcbial and a lo from lha
:anj,.lnt of tha farmar.
tUllway Inatalt Glanl Sr a Ira,
iforr r.tvtrn. or. n. spa.
Cial Tba Mount lfoo4 llailway Com
pany la Ina'jiitir.aT a 'l of atandard
railway In Ua local friht
yard.. Tha coat of construction wi I
.a. lif. Tha a.alaa. tha on'y
wvlahir..; opparatua of lha bind ba
aan lirMal Vail and Tba Iallaa. will
(a ua.4 In wtlt'in; rara ana irtimi
or-ciaatlnc at tha alley road a -
Hoca
ii;ll KUl Hill MlNril.
ir av.i i.huht.
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S a .
V rx r
Hn. tM.au tVtaraaa.
LKHANOS. Or, No. : ipa
rlaLt Mr, hnaaona Talaraon
ral.bratad bar Ptth birthday an
nlraraarr at bar bom hra Na
cinbr I, tb racipiant of cor,
k-rnlulotlona from a larca nun
bar of f rlanda. Hha baa I'.rad Iri
Ihl Balbborhoo4 alnra ll.
and In bar praaant horoa for tba
pa.t yaar.
Xra. r.traon wa born In K an -lurkr
With bar lat buaband.
Aa. Iataraon. aha crn..ad tba
plaina to trffoa la In a
party ctd"l by Captain) Jorh
Iah. P baa two jhil lrn ll
Inr. and aum.roua ranj.hil-dran.
Timely Suggestions in Housef urnishings
11 nu-avj our aim to show something exclusivesomething dilferent Iron, me common everyauy .., " 7
u Z r mi ,a Zh, natters not what you are able to pay. we have the goods in greater variety than you can ,nd elsewhere and our
prices will always be found as low as tt is possible to make them.
New goods arrive every day and the selection in every depart-
went is unlimited. We insure quick sales by making the selling price extraordinarily attractive. j
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Suggestions for the Holidays:
Arrivals every day of useful, ornamental and original pieces of furniture, suitable
to every need, makes our stock of holiday Roods unusually attractive. Examination
will solve the perplexing question of what to give very quickly. Ye will deliver at
your pleasure.
Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12
Thes ru$r give splendid service. They wear well and show a sretat variety of ar- C99 50
tistic designs. Usually sold at $30. Our price :-."",."-V'i.'i,"4 -
Amintr Ruga. 36x72 inchea Scores of patterns to select from. Suitable to every 345
taste. These are genuine bargains '
New Arrivals of Lace Curtains
Make our stock attractive and unusually complete. Our showing of plain effects is extraordinary
Kaltex Rocker
This chair U comfortable, coxy,
practical and indestructible. It is
made from the toughest fiber and
put together by hand. It is adapt
ed to every sca.on and will be
found comfortable the year round.
We have jut received a carload
ahipmrnt In the Old Ivory and
Baronial finiah. These goods car
ry our guarantee, as well as the
manufacturer'. You will find the
prices astonishingly low, consider
ing finish, style and durability. A
few of these chairs will improve
your home wondcrfuly.
and the prices very attractive.
Regular $1.75, Special
Regular $2.08. Special
Regular- $3.00, Special
..SI
..S2.20
Regular $2.25, Special....
Regular $4.00, Special....
Regular $5.00, Special....
The Bedding Department
All Woolen Blankets, splendid quality, full size, regular $6.2o, at
All Woolen Blanket, splendid quality, full size, regular $7.50, at
In Plaid. White and Fawn.
.$1.35
.$2.90
.$3.95
..$4.75
..$5.60
JjCLimwiaii aw.nai .ra.air
1, , . . - . jrji
Ins cRuf;: I , j jf-
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Great Furniture Bargains
Second and Morrison-Street
Store
$18 quarter-sawed oak dresser, 16x24-inch oval
French plate mirror, with ,arEe J 0.85
$20 Dressing Table, made in the very finest
selected quarter-sawed oak. Colonial design,
16x24-inch bevel plate mirror. Cf 1 t-JQ
Must be seen to be appreciated. . f y
nininn Tnkloa. slihtlv damaced in transit. A
great variety to select from. We will mention
a few of the many bargains:
$24 Solid quarter-sawed oak table, 48-inch top,
with f-foot extension; massive octagon shaped
base, made of selected quartered t1 7
oak and finished in golden wax V a -
Slfi sal id oak table. 45-inch top, 6-foot ex-
$10.85
tension, very heavy base, Mis
sion lines . . .
GARLAND
Combination Range
Has No Equal
It is equally efficient with either
coal, gas or wood. The Garland
has easily maintained its supre
macy for generations. Public dem
onstrations of other ranges are
made from time to time, but the
Garland demonstrations are made
every day in thousands of homes
by satisfied housewives who
would have no other range. Buy
one and save your nerves. The
price will also please you.
Liberal Terms
of Credit
When Desired
Henry Jenning & Sons
All Cars
Pass
Our Doors
Fifth and Washington
Also Second and Morrison
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POLKGAIHSPRESIIGE
List of Prizes Swelled by 1915
Exhibit Entries.
STOCK IS GROWING BETTER
Award Won al i:poltlon Average
to IVr (l In Number of Ilrst
riarr-a t'aplurrtl l"lok of
Mtr-ra and ioal Improved.
MONMOUTH. Or, Nov. :0 (Special)
With hopa and prunaa placed to tha
for. front in tha horticultural world
and flna sharp. oat and cows In tha
Itva.tock Pthrr. fir rlsht years Tola
County haa baan a heavy wlnnar at
falra of Northwa.tarn atataa whan va-ri.-ia
product wrn h!bltd.
'o!k County bcar li by rantur
ln prlas at Iba nr.son rHata Kair on
ahaap. Itoala. hoga and rows and In
do. trial work by lha achool children.
Ual.r aihlhtta of th ka.t stock w.ra
mad at tha Waabloeton htata hair
and lha Vah!nton Uvralock fhow.
I.n ha.p and aoals fust prtxrs wen
lahan. ,
lta In Octobar Ihrra carload of Jrr
ay I, land cows wra smt to tha r
poaltlon at Man rranca-o. Monmouth
crowara wera ! contributors to the
al.otmant i.nL Frank Lynn, of lh
--rr)dala di.trlrt. won Iho
atakaa prlaa on a Jarary cow a.hlblt.d.
I la laat wrrk lalaram raachrd
Monmouth tai:m of tha awards mada
at lha roltl'n on aheap and Boats.
Wi:itrn llidirll tt aona. atockman re
aidinat Ihr.a mllaa wl of this city,
won naarly .rythtn In avrry dlvl
alon. Four of the flva apodal awards
of tho American Ooat Hreedara As
aorlatloa wrnl to theaa breeders. Coro
patltlon was eapeelally atronc with
Saw Maxlco and California.
Tha numbar of ribbon and cups, al
ready Ursa, has baan swallrd more this
yrar than In any other seaaon. Evary
hlblt mada haa raptured either flrat
or ..rand prUe. and per cent wera
firt pruea.
Tba hls-h deerea of perfection al
lalnad In lha Anaora roats of Ihla sec
lion is allrthuted to lha early work of
tba breeders here.
Ansora a: oats sent from the Mon
mouth flocks hava formed tho founda
tions of tha beat flocks of South Amer
ica and Naw Mexico.
To keep pare with tha rapid move
ment amon tha breeders of sheep to
Kat tha ba-t. Importations of flna stock
from Now Zealand hava been made by
MonraOUlM breedera.
Tho movement to obtain tho beat
breeda of Jersey cowa ha been mora
recant. Kfva years ao tha owners In
tha I.ucklamute Valley and near Mon
mouth, principally thoaa of tha south
action of roik County, sent out an ex
pert buyar.
Ooat. sheep and cattle buyers annual
ly coma to Toik County to choose
stock for their districts. Breeders
hero have mada It a rule to sell only
such stock aa can ba replaead with bet
Irr arradea In th near future.
Tha lata accompllahments of the
slock of lOlk County have riven de
cided encouraement to tha stockmen
and an extension In all branches Is
likely. Tho qualitlea cultivated for
wool and mohair production hava been
blfhiy valued by stockmen In all parts
cf the world. aW ahown by calls from
aareral continents for starts of th
stock.
Toik Counly horticulturists this year
won victories by lh husre display of
prvducta al th I-and I'roducts rbow
at fortUnd. This county took second
prlta. HoQ. prunes. (rains ard
craaaes. as wall aa various kinds of
fruit, wera dl. placed.
i'rndlt-lon Want Normal ch-IwoI.
PUSPLUTO.V. IT. Nov. 20. impe
rial I I'andlclon Is to b th aaat of
aa atra Orcfoa normal school If
lha recommendations of th committee
on resolutions of th teachers insti
tute which closed In Pendleton today
ar adopted. Th plan la to have the
normal conducted In conjunction, first,
with th I'endleton, Hitch School, and
later as a state Itiotltutlon. Th com
mute, which waa -composed of teach
ers from Wheeler. Gilliam. Morrow nd
Umatilla counties, took lh stand that
a normal school for th eastern part
of tha state la an essential, and that
Pendleton, becausa of her location, is
the natural location for th normal.
DRAINAGE CONGRESS' SET
Linn Counly tiranajers to Hold Ses
sion at ilbany December 7.
AI.B.lNr. Or- Nov. SO. (Special-)
Grangers of Linn County are arrang
ing to hold a drainage congress at the
Albany Commercial Club roonia le
cember 7.
Tha congress will convene In tb
morning and continue all day. ending
with a banquet to ba tendered by the
club. m .
County Agriculturist Chspin. of Ma
rlon County; ivmiarn 1C. Kaftan, one
of tbe prima movers In th Lak Ll
bl.k and French Prairie drainage proj
ects, and several Oregon Agricultural
College professors will make ad
dresses. Arrangements for tha session sre
being ms-d by a commute headed by
Archla Miller. msetrr of I'omona
Grange.
SNAKE BRIDGE PLAN IS UP
I'ranklln Counly Coinmi4oncrs
Conolder !Span at Pasco.
PASCO. Wash, Nov. 10. (Special.)
C. K. Kowlcr. civil engineer of Seattle,
who waa in Pasco Monday in consulta
tion with the County Commissioners of
Franklin County aa to th possibility
of constructing a brldg across the
Snake I'.lver. between Pasco and Bur
bank, by the Joint action of Franklin
and Walla Walla counties, has sub
mitted a plan by which tha proposed
bridge could be built at a cost not to
exceed faO.onO.
Th matter haa been laid before th
Commissioners of both counties, whs
now have It under advlaement, A Joint
conference of the Commissioners of
tha two counties will be held In Pasco.
November 27, to consider more detailed
plans to be submitted by Mr. Fowler.
DAIRY OUTPUT GAIN BIG
Creamery at Itcodniiort Produces
IC7,S38 Poundn of Butter.
OARDINER. Or.. Nov 10. (Special.)
For-the year ending October 1. 1915,
the Smith Ku-er Creamery at Keeds
port. Or., manufactured 17.DJS pounds
of butter.
Tha Smith River Valley is fast com
ing to the front aa a dairy producing
section. The Smith River flows Into
the L'mpqua from th north about one
mil above Gardiner and 10 miles from
the mouth of th Impqus. In the val
ley through which the river flows Is
situated a large amount of fine dairy
land. Tha output of butter from this
section this year exceeds th output
of last year by about 10.000 pounds. Jk
CORNELIUS WOMAN BURIED
Mm. T. A. Hughes IMcn Artcr III
neps of Several Months.
CORNELIUS. Or.. Nov. 10. (Special.)
Mrs. T. A. Hughes, who died at the
Stat Sanitarium In Salem last Tues
day morning, was burled in tho Cor
nelius Cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
At her last request services wer con
ducted at the grava by Rev. Mr. Smith,
a Baptist minister from lllllsboro.
Laura M. Stringer was born In lows,
March 1. 111. In iJecember, 1S80. she
was united in marriage to T. A. Hughes.
.--. u . i Mr.. . trm to them, and
six of them, with the husband, still sur
vive her. J wo cuiiaren uiea m iin.uvj,
Mrs. Hughes had been ailing for sev
eral months and for th past three
meatus bad peca bedfast.
BIG CHRISTMAS IS PLAN
pbi.m:vili.k is arraxgi.vg for
COHMl'MTV TREE.
Buadar Schools, Churches. Lodges and
Baslaeaa Honaca Join la Work
ing for Celebration.
PUINEVILX.K. Or, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial.) Prineville is going to have a
community Christmaa tree on Christ
mas Eve. and all the children of the
rlty and surrounding country ar go
ing to see Santa Claus drive into town
with a enow-covered sleigh and pranc
ing horses and all the other things
necessary to gladden tb child's heart
Representatives from all th Sunday
schools, churches, lodges and business
organizations met last Thursday and
a general committee, composed of Mrs.
i rti.hman renresentinsr the
nubile schools and th Methodist
Church; Jay H. Upton, representing
the business men and lodges, and
George Kameay, pastor of the Chris
tian Church.
A large tree will be decorated and
placed on the main street in tha busi
ness center of town. In addition, the
committee will arrange to provide for
tho needy and will see that a real old
Christmas dinner will be furnished to
every family that has been compelled
to retrench in the way of holiday fes
tivities. A number of men have already
planned to make a trip to upper
frooked River during Christmas week
FEEL FINE! TAKE
i
CASCARETS
FOR
LiVER, BOWELS
Enjoy Life! Stop the Head
aches, Colds, Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach.
10-Cent "Cascarets" Is Best Ca
thartic for Men, Women,
Children.
Ciacarets ' ar a treat! They liven
your liver, clean your thirty feet of
bowels and sweeten your stomach. Tou
eat one or two Cascarets like candy
before going to bed and In th morn
ing your head is clear, tongue is clean,
stomach sweet, breath right, and cold
gone and you feel grand.
Get a 10 or 25-cent box at any drug
store and enjoy th nicest, gentlest liv
er and bowel cleansing you ever expe
rienced, fctop sick headaches, bilious
spells, indigestion, furred tongue, of
fensive breath and constipation. Moth
era rhonld give cross, peevish, fever
ish, bilious children a wholo Cascaret
any time. They ar harmless and never
gripe or 8ick.cn, Adv.
to hunt ducks, and it is expected that
there will be wild duck aplenty for
those who cannot buy turkey.
This is the first time in the history
of Crook County that all the religious
organizations have united to further
the general Christmas 6pirit.
Dayton Schools Have Poultry Club.
DAYTON, Wash, Nov. 20. (Special.)
A poultry club has been organized in
the Dayton schools to promote interest
in raising fine poultry in this com
munity. The pupils, many of whom
already have several pens of fine birds,
will exhibit chickens, ducks and geese
at the Columbia County Poultry Show,
to be held in Dayton December 2 to 4,
inclusive. Valuable prizes are offered
school children for essays on poultry
raising, both by the local association,
interested breeders out of town and the
Washington Stat Collesre.
BEGIN ON SALTS '
AT FIRST
OF
SIGN
KIDNEY
PAIN
We Eat Too Much Meat, Which
Clogs Kidneys, Then the
Back Hurts.
Says Glass of Salts Flushes
Kifineys and Ends Bladder
Irritation.
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish,
ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The
urine becomes cloudf; the bladder is
irritated, and you may be obliged to
seek relief two or three times during
the night. When the kidneys clog you
must help them flush off the body's
urinous waste or you'll be a real sick
person shortly. At first you feel a dull
misery in the kidney region, you suffer
from backache, sick headache, dizzi
ness, stomach gets sour, tongue coated
and you feel rheumatic twinges when
the weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots, of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon
ful in a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is mada from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to clean
clogged kidneys and stimulate them to
normal activity, also to neutralize the
acids in urine, so it no longer is a
source of irritation, thus ending blad
der weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to
folks who believe In overcoming kid
ney trouble while It is only trouble.
Adv.
Rheumatism
A Rome Cars Given If One Whs Had It
la tba spring of 19 I wu attacked by
ftfoaeular and Inflammatory Kbeumailim. I
enffsred aa only tooee wbo bave It know, for
arer three year. I tried rmedy after
remedy, and doctor after doctor, but such
relief as I recarred was only temporary.
Finally, I found a remedy that cured me
completely, and tt baa nerer returaed. I
bare given U to a aamber wno were terribly
afflicted and eren bedridden with Rheama
Utm. and U effected a ears In every caae.
I want every sufferer from any form of
rbsumatlc trouble to try tbla marrelout beat
ing power. Don't lend a cent; limply mall
your name and eridresa and 1 will send It
free to try. after yon bar used it and
It bas proven Heelt to be tbat long-looked-for
meant of curing your Rheomatlam, yon may
end tbe price of It, one dollar, but, under
stand. I do Dot want your money nnlen yon
ara perfects aatlaned to aend It- Im't that
falrf Why suffer any longer when pollute
relief ti thus offered joa tree? Doe't delay.
Write today
Mark H. Jeekeon, Wo ?1B Gurney Bldg.,
Syracuas, S. Y.
T
RN
A
DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens
" Gray Hair So Naturally
Nobody Can Tell.
.aaaawa " f
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth
er's treatment, and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a good, even
color, which is quite sensible, as we are
living in an ago when a youthful ap
pearance is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't hav-s the
troublesome task of cathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores Fell the ready-to-use prod
uct called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" for about 00 cents a bot
tle. It is very popular because nobody
can 'discover it has been applied. Sim
ply moisten your comb or a soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the sray hair disap
pears, but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, it also pro
duces that soft lustre r.nd appearance
of abundance which is so attractive;
besides, prevents dandruff, itching
scalp and falling hair. Adv.
Grip Won't Get You
if you begin the treatment of
a cough or'cold as soon as you
feel it coming on ,
Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey
I'V V Urn
is a predigested food in liquid form
which if taken as directed, invari
ably gives the system power to
throw off and resist severe coughs,
colds, grip, catarrh, bronchitis and
lung troubles. Better health awaits
you. if you
'Get Doffy's
and Keep Well."
At most drug
gists, grocers and
dealers, SI.
SPECIAli
XOTICli
If for some rea
son your local
1 1 ill! .
ply you send your order and remit
tance to
The Dnffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
171-173 Minna St.. San Francisco,
Calif.
They will have your order taken
care of promptly at the following
prices:
1 Bottle, Express Paid, $1.15
2 Bottles, Express Paid, 2.10
4 Bottles, Express Paid, $4.00
Remit by Lxpress Order, Post
office Order or Certified Check. If
cash is sent have your letter registered.