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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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Send Your Laundry
to Us By Parcel Post
WE FURNISH A BAG AND WILL
PAY THE POSTAGE ON ITS
RETURN.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
Phone 57-J Marshfleld
Cape Arago Coffee Is a
Winner '
Try a pound today
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee and
Spice House.
130 No. Broadway. Phono 394-J
GLASS OF SALTS
GLEANS KIDNEYS
EDISON'S LATEST
A storage battery (lint continual
over charging will not harm.
DOES NOT CORRODE AT
TKHMINALS.
CONTAINS NO ACID.
Will not lose Its chnrgo while
standing Idle
IS GUARANTEED FIVE YEARS
Coos Bay WiringXo.
10! J Broadway.
Agents (or Port of Coon Uny.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR
M'
ILBHER ItOftEHS KELSON.
Toucher of Pinno
Pupil of Hugo Mansfeldt nt San
Francisco, Cnl. Fivo years'
teaching oxpcricnco In Han
Francisco
Phono 31C7.
WT. TOMPKINS, D. S. T.
(Wcltinor Methods.)
Every known disease , trentcd
without drugs or surgory. Room 2,
130 North Broadway.
Phono HHI-L. Mnrshflcld, Or.
GEO. C. MURPHY,
Export Piano, Playor nnd Organ
Tuning, Regulating nnd Repair
ing. Hob. 842 So. Broadway.
Ordors may bo left at tho Wiloy
B. Allen Music Storo, Contra!
avenue.
JOEL OSTLIND.
Piano Tuner and Repairer
4 in S. Sixth Hired. .Phono lOil-L
Louvo orders at W. it. Haines Mush
Company.
J
M. WRIGHT,
IltilldlUir Contractor.
Estimates fnrnlsliel on request.
An honest Joh guaranteed. Phonr
IMS-It.
CO. GOSNEY,
Contractor nnd Builder.""
Estimates, drawing nnd apoclflca-
tiona furnished on request.
A satisfied cUHtoinor la bettor rof-
oronco thnn n bnnlc. Look nny
ono of my 10 up nnd boo It
I nm reliable.
Phono Itini. Mui-Hhflcld, Or
DU. II. M. SHAW
Eyi Eur, Noso and Throat.
Ml. MATTIE II. SHAW
Diseases of women and children.
Olllco phono 330. Rooms 200, 201
202, Irving Block.
Houbo phono, 10G-J.
DH. A. J. HENDRY
DENTIST
Mnrshflold, Oregon.
Rooms 204-205, Coko Building.
Resldcnco phono 2D2-X.
Olllco phono 112-J.
MRS. FARRINGER,
Teacher of Piano.
Roaldenco Studio, No. 1096,
Cornor Commercial nnd Eleventh Str
Phono UHU-J.
BENJAMIN OSTLIND,
Consulting Engineer hd
Architect.
Offlccn, 1!0I Irvine Block.
Phono ltKl-L or 1!I7-J.
Marshfleld, Oregon
PERL RILEY BALLINOKR
PIkiilat and Teacher
Rttldence-Studlo, 237 So. Broadww
Phone 1 8-L.
W.
G. CHANDLER.
ARCHITECT.
Room 301 and 802, Coke Hlldlj
Marshfleld, Oregon.
W
M. S. TUHPEN,
ARCHITECT
Marahflold, Oregon.
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
Wo haul trunKB botweon nnj
points In Mnrshtlold for tho follow.
Ing rates, delivery to be made Id
tho flrat atorlea of buildings-;
Ono trunk S .lift
Threo trunks no
Twolvo trunks . . . . , 1.R0
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Lovi Heisner, Prop.
Phones, 120;J; 40-L; 98-R.
If Your Back is Aching or Bladder
Bothers, Drink Lots of Water
And Eat Less Meat.
When your kidneys hurt and your
back fools sore, don't got scared and
proceed to load your stomach with
a lot of drugs that oxclto tho kidneys
and irrltato tho ontlro urinary trnct.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless salts
which removes tho body'B urinous
wasto nnd stimulates them to their
normnl activity. Tho function of tho
kldnoys is to filter tho blood. In 24
hours they strain from It COO nlns
of ncld and wnsto, so wo enn renv
understand tho vltnl Importanco ol
keeping tho kldnoys actlvo.
Drink lots of water you
can't drink too much; also get from
nny pharmacist about four ounces
of Jnd Salts; tako n tnblcspoonful In
a glasB of wntor boforo brenkfnst
onch morning for a fow days nnd
your kldnoys will net fine This fa
mous salts Is mado from tho acid
of grapes and lomon Juice, combined
with lithln, nnd hns been used for
generations to clean nnd stlmulnto
clogged kidneys; also to noutrallzo
tho ncids In urlno so It no longer Is
n sourco of Irritation, thus ending
blnddor weakness.
Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive cannot in
Juro; makes n delightful offorvescont
llthla-wator drink which ovoryono
should tako now and thou to keep
their kidneys elenn and nctlvo. Try
this, also kcop up tho wntor drinking,
and no tlbubt you will wonder what
buenmo of your kidney troublo and
backache.
WHAT DO YOU
II GIRLS?
N
sws of Nearby Towiu
Havo your Job printing dono nt
Tho Times offlco.
Here's a Churchman Who
Says The Tango is the
Proper Thing
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Fob. 21. Girls
who whirl In tho dizzy tnngo nnd
kick up their heels nnd exhibit their
ankles nro doing tho will of God,
according to tho Rov. D. S. Pho
lnnd, editor of Tho Wntchmnn. Tho
will nf fln,1 fin RnVd la flint tlin
girls shall get married and bear
children, and to do that thoy muBt
exhibit tliemsolvos in such wiso ns
to nttrnct tho nttcntlon of tho stern
er sex.
Ho criticised "tho nrmy of crusty
Bishops nnd crnbbod priests," re
inforced by n lot of rhoumatlo danc
ing masters, who nro opposing tho
tnngo. In n tnngo editorial In the
county Ibsuo of Tho Watchman, tho
,'ltov. Mr. Pholnn snys In part:
"Don't mind, gins, tiioso crus
ty old prlestB nro only rotouchlng
tho nwful nnnthomns thoy formorly
launched against tho round dance,
so much In voguo now among our
sodalities.
"Pcoplo do not understand tho
Innocent fomalo mind. Tho tnngo
dancing girls nro engnged In God's
work. Tho endless chnnges In tho
fashions nro ropeatcd and emphas
ized challenges to men to look
nt thoni. Every now curloycuo In
tho fomnlo mnko-up spcakB of sllont
prnyor of tho wenror to tho mnr
riagoablo boholder. 'Look nt me,
monl Would I not mnko n nlco llt
tlo wlfo for you?'
"Tho bowltchlng llttlo MIbs who
disports her chnrmB in tho ball
room is doing God's work as em
phatically as tho Bishop at his ori
sons. But, girls, pormlt us to tell
you, that tho man who falls In love
with your pretty fnco Is npt to be
come n hotter husband than ho who
Is captivated by your ankles. But,
faco or ankles, you havo n right to
faBdnato him If you can."
Llbhy COAL. Tho kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. Phons 72. Pacific
Llvory nnd Transfer Comnnny.
.MYRTLE POINT POINTERS.
News of Upjicr Coqulllo Valley As
Told hy Tho Enterp'lfcC.
"Undo" Henry G. Plooger nnd P.
L. Pholnn wont to Marshilold Mon
day to nttend tho Golden Jubilee cele
bration of Myrtlo Lodgo No. 3. K. of
P. In tho ovonlng. "Undo" Honry Is
ono of tho oldest members of tho
Knights of Pythias order In Coos
county.
Nick Johnson, tho Coos county
fruit Inspector, Bpent several days tho
latter part of Inst week Interviewing
tho fruit growers In tho Myrtlo Point
section.
Mrs. Ben McMullen nnd boh, Fred
rick, nnd Miss .Too Thorn visited with
friends nt Mnrshflold from Frldny
till Monday.
Mrs. Fred Mosor and Mrs. J. E.
Olson of Grnvol Ford camo down on
tho Nokoinls yesterday nfternoon nnd
took tho train for tho Bny dtles.
Mrs. Mosor went to North Bend to
help caro for Mrs. Waymlro, wife of
of tho United Brethren pastor of
Gravel Ford, who is quite 111, nnd
Mrs. OIboii to visit friends in Mnrsh-llcld.
BRIEFS OF BANDON.
News of Clty-hy-the-Sen Ah Told by
Tho World.
W. S. Wells, proprietor of tho Or
ange Pharmacy, announces that ns
soon ns tho new Elllngson building
Is completed ho will occupy tho cornor
location.
Tho Hnndon Dry Goods compnny,
now owned by II. A. Murph" and F.
13, Wcstcrbcrg, Is prepnrlng to move
to tho now Elltugston building ns
soon ns it Is completed and will be
conducted under tho nrcscnt tltlo.
Tho People's Storo, owned by Messrs.
Murphy nnd Wcstorbcrg, will nlso bo
moved to tho new building, hut Into
a room sopnrato from the dry goods
emporium.
Among tho most handsome homes
In the city ranks tho beautiful now
C-room resldcnco Just completed for
Mayor J. W. Mast on Bandon
Heights.
DEAD LOGS FOR EXPOSITION.
Coqulllo River Timber Will Mnko
Indians Feel At Home.
Tho Bandon World Says: "Uond
logs from tho Coqulllo River bottom
lnnds will furnish realism to tho
Hopl camps at tho Pannmn Exposi
tion nt San Frnnclsco. Tho Santa Fo
railway, which Is reproducing tho
Grand Cnnyan of tho Colorndo nt tho
big world'B fair, hns purchased a
largo number of poles cut from dead
timber by locnl loggers, and during
tho pnBt two weeks Estnbrook team
sters havo taken out between fivo and
six hundred. Tho logs nro dried out,
httriiod nnd scarred and will doubt
less piny their part In making tho
bucks and squaws feci at home.
1IRIKKS OK BANDON.
OLD BEACH MG0
Curry County scat XMTM
Tho c;tolo "
M. uoyio of Weddm-i..
critically ,11 a fowS,
ported ns being mimi, ii'U-
Prof
,
nowadays, occasional h ?.
from Rosohurg last &,
"oj'iiclng tho birth of , T.i
February 12. aaifart
Geo. w. Smith 8 aim, 1
BWt tho Abmcbb mill TM
run nnd n inllllon fectofi.
"Safety First" Our Motto
-ON
SHASTA ROUTE TRAINS
OF THE
M
M - ? AX
wrnn
JO) su n svfm
IU(iOLNtMA3IAI
HUUU3
Exposition Line 1015. '
And now Is the tlmo to sco California; to llvo
outdoors nnd enjoy tho sunshine, flowors and
sumtnor sports. It Is a try you cannot afford
to miss.
THREE FINE TRAINS DAILY
Including Shasta Limited THE train of modorn
servlco with nil steol up-to-tho-mlhuto equip
ment, THE CALIFORNIA AND SAN FRANCISCO
EXPRESS trains with Standard, Tourist nnd
Chali Cars and dining servlco that will ploaso.
Cull on nearest S. P. Agent mid let hlni outllno a trip, quote
fares nnd furnish Outing lltcraturo on California's famous resorts.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oro.
PORT OlirORD OFFERINGS.
TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay
ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
Cleaning, repairing or new platenn, work guaranteed. Ribbons nnd
carbon paper delivered. Phono us your order. Phono -14. Alliance offlco.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RICTAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, BASH AND DOORS,
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
CUT TIIK FUKL BILL IN TWO BY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100. 188 BOUTII BROADWAY
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY 8ENGSTACKEN, Manager
FARM, COAL, TIMBER AND PLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EASTS1DE
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE U-J.
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PHONE 101.
Curry County Event Ah Told by the
Tribune.
It Is reported thnt Port Orford will
havo another blacksmith shop In tho
near future.
As n momonto from California, tho
Trlhuno family brought homo tho
whooping cough, nnd Master Byron
nnd tho Misses Dorothy and Helen are
now having n whooping time.
C. II. Pcnrso returned from Chot
co sovcrnl days ago, where ho had
been to exnmlno tho slto of tho pro
posed concroto hrldgo for San Fran
cisco contractors. It Is Mr. Penrso's
opinion thnt tho bridge cannot be
built for tho $30,000 stipulated as its
construction prlco by tho county. It
Is nlso thnt goutlomnn'B opinion thnt
that amount of monoy could bo more
Judiciously, oxponded In doing away
with some of tho mud holes ho hump
ed Into with his cart between nero
nnd thnt plnco.
RUBY MAY BE SOLD.
News or Clty-hy-l he-Son As Told by
Tho Recorder.
I.nst Tuesday afternoon neighbors,
rolntlves nnd friends combined to
glvo Mrs. A. M. Sumner a happy and
successful surprise, tho occasion be
ing her filth birthday. Tho Invita
tions woro unique.
W. II. Rudolph and wlfo of HydcB.
vllle, Cnllf., arlvcd Wednesday and
nro vlBltlng nt tho .1. N. Langlols
hnnip. Mr. Rudolph Is n brother of
Mrs; Langlols.
Married at tho parsonngo of tho
M. E. Church South. Feb. 17. nt 8:30
p. in., Rev. W. II. Smith officiating,
.Mr. Harry C. llnuiiu nnd Miss Bcnula
Cox. both of Ilandon. Thoy will ninke
their homo hero.
C. II. Ptillcn or North Bend Is In
tho city on business. Mr. Pillion wnB
n former resident of Hnndon nnd still
hns property Interosts here.
Tho enso of tho City or Bandon vs.
A. S. Gilbert for mlsdomennor was
tried In municipal" court boforo E. B.
Knusrud, tho dofoudnnt having de
posited tho necessary Jury fees.
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
Negotiations nro under wny for tho
snlo or tho Ruby, tho threo uinstod
schooner which has been tied up near
the Prospor mill for somo tlmo. Locnl
parties own tho boat and thoy nro
soiling to outsiders, who Intend to
tnko It to Alaskan waters. Bandon
World.
SUCCESSFUL EVERYWII ERE
Peoplo ovorywhoro nro talking of
tho quick nnd flno results Foloy
Kldnoy I'llls glvo In bnckacho,
rheumatism, kldnoy nnd blnddor
troubles. You can not tnko thorn
Into your Bystom without good re
sults. Thnt Is because Foley Kldnoy
Pills glvo to tho kldnoys nnd blnd
dor Just "what nnturo calls ror to
heal theso wonkoncd nnd Inactive
organs. Owl Prescription Phnrmncy.
Frank D. Cohan. Opposite Chandler
Hotel. Phono 74.
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
LET US MAKE
YOUR ABSTRACTS
Title & Trust Co. Abstracts,
thoroughly dependable. Im
mediate service, prompt atten
tion to all interests of our
client. Minimum cost.
I. S. Kaufman (& Co.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
KXECUTRIX.
Notice is hereby glvon that pur
suant to tho will of Charles T. Smith,
deceased, and by order of the County
Court of Coos County, Orogon, dated
on or about Janunry 30th, A. D. 1914,
Mnrfa Smith was duly nppolnted ns
Executrix of tho estnto nnd last will
and testament of Charles T. Smith,
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estato are horoby notified
to present tho snmo with proper
vouchors within six months from the
dato of this notice, to said Executrix,
by leaving tno snmo in the offlco of
her attorney, W. U. Douglas, Room
24, First National Bank of Coos Bay
Tluildliib, Marshilold, Coos County,
Oregon.
Dated nt Marshilold, Coos County,
Oregon, Februnry 2nd, 1914.
MARIA SMITH,
Executrix of the last will
of Charles T. Smith, do
ceased. First publication, Feb. 3, 1914.
Last publication, March 3, 1914.
Whllo on her way homo from n
shopping tour, Mrs. John Wngnor,
whoso homo Is In tho southwestern
pnrt of tho city, wns struck by on
glno No. 48 of the construction trnln.
Tho flnt car at tho end or tho string
struck the Indy In tho side nnd throw
hor In n wny thnt tho toes or ono root
camo under tho wIiooIb or the car In
such a way ns to crush n couplo of
uium. a rii) wns niBo urokon, oltlior
from tho fnll or from tho contnet
with tho cnr. It Is posslblo thnt tho
toes may hnvo to bo amputated.
Myrtlo Point Enterprise.
WIRELESS AT BANDON.
Ilandon will no moro bo entirely
shut off rrom communication with
the outsldo world, oven ir nil the
wires botweon hero nnd Mnrshflold
nnd Cnpo Illnnco aro down. This city
now linn a pormanont wireless stn
tlon which hns boon established at
tho llfo saving station hy O. E. Me
Glnltlo, n niembor of tho crow nnd an
experienced wlroless operator. Ban
don World.
tnxnn imtmi.i .... .. ' "tit
. ,'. uil ina ,,."
amounts to ?727.GG. tC1,1
wero tu ken from tho riit . .
been ono of tho most mi'
tnx collectors Curry 0Jrgft
COQUILLE BUsiXKsSomj
Tlin firm nt vi . ..
hns been doing iMislnwifift,
ornl yenrs pnat tho Wi
eery and commission line ?
solved Wednesday. S v1
tires fro,,, tho liualnen K
bo continued by J. E. Xortft
In tho future. Mr. koj!V?
snmo tlmo bought m m
Modol Grocery, which hu lL.
ducted by FC. True on ft
nnd nftor March 1 thatbmW
bo conducted under tho firm tu,
J. M. Noslor & Co. Mr. C
roiitliiuo ns ninnngcr.-Co(u
OREGON COM) STRIKE
Tho gold strlko of Hon 4 J
huo recently mntlo on landiKJ
ng to mo former about oui
west of Canvnnvllln ! ...,.!..
proportions or n big mine cl tel
.a nuiiucBB uniior tho devt!n
work which hns been arrti
stcadllv tlin imnt fntv v..i. .
tho Riddle Tribune. From p-J
iiiuicniinn innrn I. im uih..i
great a rind hns been made.
TEN MlhE ROFTK IUJ
M
. AID BANDON LIBRARY.
Tho City Council, nt Its rogulnr
mooting, acting upon a petition, voted
to appropriate tho sum or $50 per
month toward tho mnlntonanco or the
public library. Ilandon World.
BANDON HARBOR PLANS.
"Twonlv fonf f wntnr nn li l.ni.
nnd oxtondlng to Pnrkorsburg, four-
a'oii icoi ir possiuio, nut no loss thnn
twelvo root rrom Pnrkorsburg to Co
qulllo." Such Is tho rosolutlon pass
ed by tho Port or Bandon Commis
sioners nt tholr mooting In this city
Wednosdny, nnd toIograniB to that
effect woro ordered sent to Major
Morrow, Congressman Ilawloy nnd
Senator Lano. Ilandon World.
NEW CASES FILED
Onlv twn civil rnnna linvn liomi
filed In tho Circuit Court or Coos
uounty during tho past wook. Tho
rirst was tho dlvorco rnso or Estolla
E. Mooro nunlnst TiYnnlrlln n TVfnnrn
Tho othor wns n suit by tho Bandon
uaruwaro uompany to rorccioso n
mortcacro tnr nhnnt finn fivnn l.v
C. E. Kopt nnd Ponorosa Kopf for
KuoiiH iiiriiiBiicu rrom 1110 nariiwaro
storo. Coqulllo S ntlnol.
ALBRECHT AS RANCHER.
Cnrl Albrecht was hero ngnln from
Mnrshflold this week, looking after
mnttors on his South Fork ranch.
Carl will soon bo a ranchman of tho
Myrtlo Point section In good stand
ing. Ho says ho oxpects to havo a
big crop of spuds, and Is going to run
whnt ho terms nn exporlmont demon
stration rnrm. Ho snys ho 'Is going
to exporlmont nnd hopes to domon
strato to his own satlsrnctloii and tho
satlsractlon or somo who may ho
skoptkal, what ho bollovos aro tho
possibilities In ways that may not
havo beon developed beroro. Myr
tlo Point Enterprise.
MOTHER IS DEAD
J. C. Savngo received by tolo
graph this morn,Ing the sad news
or tho death or his mother, Mrs.
Laura A. Savago nt San Rdsa, Cal
Uomla. Coqulllo Sentinel.
MYRTLE POINT ELECTION
Tho following board was nppolnt
ed for tho city election, which will
bo held on Monday, April Cth:
Judges, T. D. Guorln. C. C. Carter
and II. A. Schrooder. Clerks II. A.
Guorln, C. H. Giles nnd J. O. Stom
mler. Myrtle Point Enterprise.
LICENSED TO WED
Tlin Cnnullln Rpnllnd uti f-j
Hnll snld the rnittn nrnniUM M
crossing of Ten Mllo Creek tal
Ainraiirioiu nnd tno Umpquiv
nronosnd unw roml. u-nt nM
ono and ho wanted tho propoi.
to Improvo that lino looked lotos
closoly by tho good road idroc
iiiomso ves. in son ir thpr mu-
select a nottor route."
MORE FARMEItH NKKIIFJ) Ea
Ci
1-1
ml
isl:
il
Largo Bodies of Tillnlilo Ijuii
Homes to Uolonuti
CORVALL1S. Or.. Feb. U.
not too much to bcllero ttit
stnto will dounlo tho numur
rnrmors within tlin next (It i
snys Prorcssor II. D. Scuddtr,
eultiirnl CoIIpl'o Acronomlit. I
"Oregon Farmer." "Tho tiUc
Rinnll minilinr nt farmi I
Inrirn nlxn nt tnnst of thra
what tho stato hns to offer
creased farmlnc nonulatlon.
"Thero aro nearly !I,IH
acres or tillable land and otlj
In.onn farms In Orecon.
Il'IiIv nnr cent nf tho tlllllll
Ir tint cultivated. A comiirta
tlin number of farms In thtV2fl
otto Valloy with tho numlerB
partB of tho stato will idoti
llir. lnml linn lionn most till
plod nnd whoro tho grealeit ifm
inoiit Is still to taKO piace. u'
casoB in all roglona, tno lira
twlco ns lnrgo ns is aeiwj
lm mnat rflfnlilA nrnductld
fact, taken In connection &
lnrgo amount or tiliaoie
iinni.ltli.ntn.l nrpnnnts for Ct
nrlfMu nt In ii.l In nil DSrtl Cf
stato. nvon whllo there lual
cd vnluatlon shown. J
"With theso racts in miM"jj
ly BeeniB too much tor w?
..... ,i.. ti.nm la nnnortti-J
Oregon ror fivo or oven W oj
Its presont rnrmlng popuw
prosporlty for all BreateM
mrmuib iiuw uhju;i "' j
farming population of JJr!
with tho auuou innui i,
ennui uiiii wiiii v, i v. j
shores or tho rnciuc, -riJ
much to bellovo that tM JJ
popuiniion vni juo
creaso."
Tuesday mnrrlago licenses wero
Issued by County Clork Watson to
John Hicks nnd Helen Jorson, both
or Bandon,' nnd to John Franklin
Hayden and Sarah Osburn Hay, both
or North Bend. Coqullle Sentinel.
PLANS VOll DEB-"6
Maishllold Among District CW1
This Year. ft
EUGENE, Fob. 24.-12
tho preliminaries In the onw.
School Debating League. U
proparator' schools of wei"
participated this year, W
celved by Debating Z
Prescott, or tho Universe
who is secretary and treason
,e&somi.r.naISi deterS J
two teams saau u -- i
final dobato for the ium
will probably bo MM&
Tho four winners of tnj '(!
i of i.o .iprlded not
Mn;ch20:bthodey
hold nt any tlmbet fJ
thnt dnto. Tno eisui. - - . 5i
plons nro pairea - ,mm
nth Fnlls vs. Ma"P8MeM,
Oregon City; Astoria;.-
t'onuieton v. "'r---rsggl
.T.fTisM VI
BACKACHE-RlHV
1SH AVA'
Men nnd women nT,lleB 1
rheumntlsm, stiff nnd i (hJJ
nro honestly ,f,,aa .uCcessM' I
loy Kidney PUls are suece i
wlioro in arU'V". K'tdneys r'l
is because Foley n,e I
a true meaiciuo -- -. eSu
i.. n ,iisA!ses triai , ,m
weak, lnnctlvo kld8 Tt(M
Irregularities. obani
Pharmacy. . FranK pbon9 1
site Chandler xiu
gfi'