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' Repeal of tlte free tolla provision of the' .Tanama canal . act was vrged Wednestiay by Senator. Root at a hear. Inn befora - the senate committee on canals. Root's speech was in support 1 of his bill repealing the provision ex. Ipptins; American ships from, payment oi tuna i wus. ? : . f,. Carrying a total appropriation of $84, 187,628, the army appropriation bill was 'reported to the senate,' Wednesday from the committee on military affairs, which increased the allowance made by the house by $880,450. President Taft on Wednesday sent to the senate the , nomination of Harold T. Hopkins to be register of the land office , at The Dalles, Or. '' Senators Culiom and Tillman on Wednesday declared against immediate intervention by the United States In Mexico. Senator Tillman said: . "I think: Presldont Taft ought o be very, very cautious how he Involves this country In war Just at the "close, of bis administration. I know of no greater misfortune that, could . happen to us Ppsitiyely You " Can Bo Planii Free 60-Cent Package of & Most Ee markable Flesh Builder That Pati 0a 30 Founds la SO Days, The ReatUta WU1 Be Astounding to AO Who Are Thin ' Don't Look Like a Lamp Pest - Never .has anything produced such wonderful results as the new flesh builder, Protono. Thin, anaemic, pale faced, thin-lipped,' tired, aching, bony men and women, take on a most re markable new lease of life, i The hollow places fill out, the nerves are sheathed with- healthy covering, the muscles plump up with natural flesh, the eyes lose that hungry pleading ex pression, and you feel better and stronger in every part of the body. The secret is in the fact that Protone cor rects the faults of assimilation. Tour food is converted Into the kind of blood that - makes solid flesh. Tour-entire system becomes greedy for this , new, rich, red material.' --" Thin people are often hearty eaters, but the blood is watery.' The substani tiai elements don't get into the circu lation, but pass along without being as similated. But Potone has. the most remarkable effect of arousing intestinal absorption-of food elements and it is nothing unusual for thin 'men and- wo men to gain weight a pound a day until normal Is reached. Nature takes care of this, for when the natural weight has been attained, the surplus Is converted into waste and thrown out through, the eimmetories of the body. The regular $1.00 slie of Fro tone Is for sale, by all druggists, or will be mailed direct, upon receipt of price, by The Prntona Co.. 6001 Protone Bide . Da.. I troi, Mich. .,....-,,,,.. V,,..:.. LfBy all means get the free 50-cent package of Protone for It will positively make you plumn and round, and give you & nice, natural,-attractive figure that is not only the "appearance of health, but .you feel It. , Jill out the coupon -below, ' Free Protone Coupon It will cost you nothing to prove the remarkable effects of this treat ment. The Protone Company will send to. any one a free 60c package of Protone If they will fill out -this coupon and" enclose 10c in stamps or silver to help cover postage. They will also end with ft full instruc Hons nnA their book on "Why You Are Thin" ' , THE PROTOITB COMPAWT J 6001 protone Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. name.. , .-... . . . , ..,,.'., r Street . .;, ; , , v. . . . . . . Mtv Statf. . . ... -...The.rcgWtfC $1.00,alze.:ot.Protone,.ls for jule in i'ortland by . the, Owl .Drug lo,, as5 wastnngion St. - . A'o free packages from druggists. ' w ; $ ! ill Y "'.-f (MMMaWWISsMIMtNsllsV Till: enings right? now 1 than to have such a war forced on th$. country." - ' ,lh house and senate in joint conven tion Wednesday declared Wood row Wil son .elected president of , the United States and Thomas Mar&halV elected vice president .' v 's- ..vv ' Senator Chamberlain has Introduced a bi;t giving homesteaders the right to entor: lands In Oregon' withdrawn on account of oil or gas, and receive sur face patent. 'l;-; ,, ,..' .-. .. - roiiticai.' . . Unanimous ratification of the ' pro pdsed constitutional amendment for the direct election of United States senators wa given by the state senate of Illi nois Wednesday. It Is' reported that every hotel In Charleston, W. Va., fs honeycombed with dictagraphs' In an endeavor to make the legislative graft Investigation as sweeping as possible. At least 15 more arrests are expected this week. A resolution was presented in the assem bly Wednesday authorizing a committee to probe . the bribery charges. Woodrow Wllison's lucky number 13 continues to stick by him. It was an nounced Wednesday that 13, governors will participate in the Inaugural parade, and the militia of 13 states will be rep resented.. W, S. Carter, president of the Broth erhood of Locomotive Firemen and En glnemen, declares that the railroads are determined to "put fear inte-the heart of Woodrow Wilson," by a great strike as a means of securing higher freight rates, and added that,, in his opinion. WaH street was .responsible for the sit uation. '.'''' ". u" ;.";"7;"- ' - Henry i " HoUla, "Democrat.T-agalrt lacked jeyen jvotes of the number nec essary to elect when the New Hamp shire legislature balloted for United States senator Wednesday. , The West Virginia senate and house of delegat'es assembled In joint session and took the seventh ballot for United, States senator Wednesday. Therd was no choice. None of the legislators ar rested Tuesday for alleged bribery were present. In the first joint ballot of the Illinois legislature Wednesday for the long term senatorship, James Hamilton Lewis re ceived 89 votes, lacking 13 necessary for election." The vote on the short term senatorship also resulted In no choice!'" , ,'Pernianent organization of the Pro gressive paty in Kanfeas was effected at a 'mass meeting at Topcka Wednes day, attended by B0Q; representatives from all parts of the state. A large number of women attemled and wok an active part in the proceedings. . The Odell bill, providing for the ster ilisation of mental defectives and de generate criminals confined In state institutions passed the Michigan house Wednesday by a vote of 73 to 18. It Is expected to pass the upper hduse. y The, state superintendent - of banks will have Jurisdiction over stock xi changes If a bill Introduced at the sug gestion of Governor Sulxor becomes a law. The measure Is designed to bring about the Incorporation of the New Tork stock exchange and other exchanges. , la an address at New York Wednes day night. Colonel Roosevelt returned to the subject of the decision of the supreme court ot Idaho In the election cases and again voiced the opinion that this decision constituted an "even grav er offenso against Justice and decency and an even greater blot on this Ameri can judiciary than the Dred Scott dei clslon Itself.7'' The' court be character iaed aa the most potent Instrument In the denial of Justice," " , ? : v President-elect Woodrow Wlson an nounced definitely Wednesday night that ha would not make public the names of his cabinet until he sent them to the senate for confirmation In March. :W -. '; Eastern. , Prepared to mediate the differences between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen rand the various eastern rail roads, Judge Martin A. Knapp of. the commerce court and G. W. D. Hanger, acting commissioner , of labor, arrived at New York Wednesday. Railroad man agers state the roads have ho desire to "awe Woodrow Wilson with a great strike," - as , was Charged by President Carterj of the firemen's, organisation, t Alleging the defendants control and dominate the stone, business in seven of the middle -'.'western' states, the gov ernment filed suit under the Sherman anti-trust law at Cleveland Wednesday against': the Cleveland Stone company, 18 of Its reputed subsidiaries and 14 In dividuals. It is further alleged that the defendants sell 80 per cent of the natural grindstones in the country.' Lincoln hall, the new $260,000 building of the University of Illinois, planned as a memorial to the martyred president, was formally dedicated .to the, study of the. humanities -Wednesday, with aca demic ceremony, y ) . Harry Carlson, a house painter, con fessed to the police of Chicago Wednes day night that Jie and two. companion James O'Nell and George Lee, composed the latest crew of "automobile bandits,'! who have perpetrated numerous holdups In the last week. : -r 'wt .'; i! '., How children of tender years slave for hours in canning sheds with their plistered fingers wrapped in rags, and likewise in tenements making toys, flow ers and plumes, snfl how women toil sometime ferirwretTeeirjrnv"n(tpg trial establishments In New York state 19 described in the report of the New OIILGON DAILY JOURNAL, York state factory investigating com mittee, submitted to the, legislature Wednesday. '-" '.''-' ,',.:-. ' -' , . Stephen R. Dow, a stock broker, was put on trial at Boston ! Wednesday, charged with fraudulently appropriating about $300,000 from the Nortii lvike, Algomah, Indiana and Franklin mining companies batweeh the years of 1908 and 1912, while he. was the president of each of the companies. i , v Pacific Coubt, Sebastian Sliorer, keeper of the Deer Park Inn, at Lake Tahoe, near Truckee, Cal,, is believed to have perished in the snow. lie was last seen January when ha. left the Inn for Tahoe in a heavy snowstorm. ' , The Bantiam river claimed ' another victim In the drowning of'.. Welcome Goehrend, the 18-year-old: son of Mr. an J Mrs. A. F. Goehrend. of Lebanon, a Junior In the Lebanon high school and treasurer-manaswtrf "ftir stOdy" Doayin" the school He was boating on the river when his canoe upset. , ,y Forty days of- fasting caused tlw death Wednesday of Miss . Clara Foy, teacher Of a country school near Boise, Idaho. A physician had advised her to stop eating for a time in order to obtain relief from stomach trouble. At a meeting of the Medford city coun cil a few days ago It was decided to hold a special election February 28 to decide whether Or not Medford shall give $20,000 for a. state armory in that city. F. I Sower,, said to be wanted inj coqume, ur., on a cnarge oi grana lar ceny, was arrested at 6an Francisco Wednesday on information from the Oregon police. A. dirk was found on bi person and he was booked on a chargo of carrying concealed weapons. State Horticulturist Cook announced at Sacramento Wednesday that undor no circumstances would .the quarantine prohibiting the. importation of alfalfa, bees or honey from Idaho Into Califor nia, be. modified. . '", v , waiter MoGrew. a letter carrier, was arrested by postal inspectors: at San Francisco, in tna act, ox ruung regis tered mail. . Seventeen letters and $70 in cash was found on nis person. . Foreign.' v;; Assembling the whole male Christian population of Buykuk Chekmedje In the village scnooi nouse, , luritwn iroops massacred them. The elder women and voune- children were subsequently killed and the young girls taken cattlve aboard Turkish vessels. - Leaving no clue as to their ideality, militant suffragettes at London Wednes day burned down the refreshment hail in Regents park. The words "Votes for Women" were found scratched in the gravel nearby. Count Gambei Yamamoto took up the duties of , the Japanese premiership Wednesday morning. The retiring premier. Count Katsura, will now devote his energies to the organization of a new) party through which be hopes to regain control ot the diet. It is understood In Berlin that the marriage of Princess Victoria Louise, only daughter of the German emperor Quick Home Cure for Piles Trial Package Absolutely Free Will , You Spend a Post-Card for It? If you are a sufferer from piles, In stant relief Is yours for the asking, and a speedy, permanent cure-will follow. The Pyramid Drug Co., 471 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich., wHl' send you free, In a plain wrapper, a trial pack age of Pyramid Pile .Remedy,, the Won derful, sure and; certain cure "for the tortures of this . dread disease. Thou sands have already taken advantage of this offer, thousands know for the first time in years what it is to-be free - from the pains, the itching, the awful agony, of plies. Pyramid Pile Remedy relieves the pain and Itching immediately. -The In flammation goes down, the swelling is reduced and soon the disease Is cone absolutely. z -.-' ; No "matter "bow desperate you think your case Is, write today for the free trial treatment. Then when you have used It iff the privacy of your own home and foh?l out for. yourself: how efficacious itis, you can get the full size package at any drug store for , 60 cents Every day you suffer after read ing this notice you suffer' needlealy. Simply i fill out free coupon and mail today, FREE PACKAGE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 471 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich. Kind ly send me a sample of Pyramid Pile Remedy, at once by mail, FRKE, in plain wrapper, ' - Nam " '.".'........, "...., Street' . . . .". . . .'. . .r. . '. , .'. City' .'. .State '. , , USE ALLEN'S FOOT EASEL The autlHeptlc powder to be' itxken luto tbe hoes. If you want rest sfld comfort tor tired, icblnf, swollen, sweating (net, use Allen's foot saa ii renew corn ana Dunioncn oi ail pnla and rrevenfa bllater. tore anil raUon snot. lust th thing fur Dancing Parties, Patent Laainer enoos, ana lor Breaking in New Shoes. iry H ioi)uy. Miq erwhere, v ceiils. Won t aroept any snbtitnt. For FBEK trial pack age, address Alien Olmsted, L Hoy, N, X. PORTLAND, THURSDAY Turkish Waldo and empress, to Prince Ernest August, son of the Duke of Cumberland, will take place in October next The mar riage will be the first step in making the Hanoverian prince . ruler of the duchy of Brunswick. ; y ; ' Miscellaneous. : : Brigadier General James Allen, chief signal officer of the army," has retired from active service, baring attalneJ hi sixty-fourth year and completed 41 years of military duty. v An aggregate Of $19,800,086 Is expend ed annually by the government to main tain the public health service of the various departments, according- to a statement forwarded to thf senate by the secretary of; the treasury. Th health division of the war department is maintained at an annual cost of S5.7S1.090, that of the navy at a cost of $3,730,523. and that of the department or agriculture at 89,202, (Special t Tbe Journal.) ' Astoria, Or.. Feb. 13. A mass meet ing of the taxpayers and leading cltl xens of the city was'held at the court house last night to protest against the Astoria city council's refusal to take action to reduce .the Astoria police force and otherwise to cut . down the city's largely increasing debt and expense. NEWPORT LOSES ONE OF ITS FIRST. PIONEERS Special to Tbe Journal fc Newport, Or., Feb. 13, In the death last week ot Mrs. Mary J. Davis. 82 years old, Newport lost one- of its earliest pioneers. Mrs. Davis . died on tbe original homestead: plce on South Beach, imediately across the bay, from Newport- She was born In Indiana, July 31, 15J1, ana moved to. Missouri; thence to Oregon in 1862, She was married to L. EX Davis in J853, at Eugene. At that time the ground on which New port now stands was a part of the Bll eta-Indian reservation, andwhen this part of it was thrown open for filing in' 1866, the Davis' filed on the home stead, where they still live. Mrs. Davis was burled in the family plot on the home place and Is sur vived by her husband, her son, Tracy and a daughter, Mrs. Kate Wlnant. AGATE BEACH WILL HAVE ROCK CRUSHER (Hpeelttl 'to The JoorVal.1 Newport, Or., Feb IS. A rock-crush ing plant to cost $10,000 is to be In- stalled at Agate beach, three miles north of here. The installation and operation of mien a plant will be of great benefit to this section and will give a ureal boost to the good roads movement The rocK is banal t lo in nature, and the quan tity is practically unlimited and easy of access. Captain J. M, Mclntire, an ex perienced quarry man of Portland, has practically closed a contract for a site for the plant Captain Mclntire contemplates the erection of storage bunkers and the pur chase of auto trucks which will make the Investment considerably larger than tho above figures. He is also inter ested in the local halibut fishery and has brought a; boat from Seattle to place in that business next summer. '' " " ! Only Woman In Bohemia Die. (Srwcln) t The Journal. Cottage Grove. Or Feb.. 13. The sec ond death within a week in tbe Bohemia district, where deaths very seldom oc cur, Was that of Mrs. Roberta Belling. the only woman in the district, which occurred Monday from neuralgia of the heart Mrs. Boiling, and husband were employed at the Vesuvius mine, where Mr. Boiling is-caretaker during the win ter idleness. The body was brought to this city yesterday and shipped to Port land 'for burial, accompanied by the husband. - - " ':"S'" v Word reached here today of the death ot an old man uamed Long, a well known recluse of the Bohemia mining district, who operated placer -claims on Steamboat river, 65 . miles from here The snow Is so deep in the district that ifwas impossible to get the. body out. and interment was made near, his abode. Long xvas past 70 years of age, and had for a number of years made his living washing gold out of the bills. Nothing Isnown of his relatives or former life. He bad a certificate of membership in tho L O. O.-F. ' ' , Chosen by McMlnnvllle College. . ' (Bpeciul to Qbe JnnrnaLt McMlnnvllle, . Or, Feb. 13. George Stewart Jr, of Paonla, Cal., a member of the Junior class of McMlnnvllle col lege, was selected as the Institution's representative In . the intercollegiate oratorical contest to be held in New hortr in March, in which eisrht of tht Oregon' colleges wlfl participate. John Mason wn second place. . , ' Mrsv Mary Stoncbrlnlc Dies. ' " ! f .' : BpcU to Th Journal. " McMlnnvllle. Or., Feb. 13. Mrs. Mary Stonebrlnk.'. of Dayton, 87 years old, died' Saturday She was a. native of Ireland and is survived by her husban l HrKT tnrwt'hUrtrwfMoTrtflTtrf'I'Bri'laniTri Mrs. Noah Robinson, -of . Dayton, and George W. Stonebrlnk, of' Wallowa, Or. ASTORIA PROTESTING AGAINST CITY EXPENSE EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, AN INSPIRATION Cannon Beach People Follow Plan In Improving , Places. (Hjicdul to Tb Jonnal.) Seaside, Or., Feb. 13. Inspired by the beauty of the grounds surrounding the new summer home of Governor West, near Hay stack Itock, Cannon beach, fi mills fiein 'aire, many other residents of that section are planning improve ments of a similar nature. -, j-4 .The home of the governor, wheree and his iamily expect to spend "their future summer outings, retains much of Its natural beauty, and the artificial work, such as driveways, shrubbery hedges, fountains and flower beds, while quite extensive, has been done along simple lines, and the result is one that most any property owner along the beach could accomplish' with little out lay. Among the first to respond to the new inspiration is M. S. Warren, proprie tor of a hotel. Who owns and maintains quite extensive .grounds in ' connection Heretofore, convenience alone has been considered in all work done about the place. Trees have been cut down, when In the way, and driveways hav been cleared where stumps and rocks were thinnest And now Mr. Warren disapproves-of the comparison between his grounds, which, as a matter of business should be attractive, and Mr. West's house, whose work has been done for purely personal comforts. Mr. - Warren has called -in some ex pert advice, and while be does not ex pect to outshine the gubernatoriai'a rest ing place, he does know that with very little cash involved, the general attrac tiveness of the hotel can be Increased many time over by a little "land doctor- . - ' . - ' h. . . ... .. Improvement plans have been drawn up that provide among many other im provements, a 20 foot gravel driveway completely around the hotel, With nar rower lateral walks running to different points of interest about the grounds. Rheumatism A Home Care Gives by One Who Had It In the spring ot 1X03 I was attacked by Muenlar nnd Inflitnimitnry Rheumatism. I suffered as only those who hsve It know, for oer tbreo years. I tried remedy after remedy, and doctor after doctor bat such relief as I reeelred was onlr 'temporary.' Finally. I fonnd a remedy that- (mred me completely, and it has nerer returned. I haTo glren it to a number who were terribly afflicted and even bedridden with rftheoma tlsrn, and it effected a enre In ery case. I want erry sufferer from any form of rheumatic trouble to try this marrelous heating power. Don't ent s cent; limply mall yonr name and address and I will sand it free to try. If. aftor yon bare used it and It baa proven Itself to be that long-kwlted-for means of curing yonr Rheuma tism, you may send tbe price of it, one dot. lar, bnt, understand, 1 do not want yonr money unless you are perfectly sntlafled to send it. Isn't that fair T Why suffer any longer when poMtW relief la thn offered you free? Kon't delay. Write today. Mark II. Jackson. No. lflft AUiftmbra Bldg., Byracnse, N. V. A SOUfl; GASSY, SUBSET STDMhCH. Tape's Diapepsin" Regulates Your Stomach and Ends Indigestion . in Five Minutes. : ; Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the, dam agedo you? Well, don't , bother. If your" stomach Is In a revolt; if sour, a-assy and upset, and what you just ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; your heaa aizxy ana acnes; ocich gases and acids and eructate undigested food; breath foul, tongue coatea just take a little Diapepsin and in five minutes you truly wiu wonoet wnat oecame of the indigestion and distress. , Millions ot men and women todav know that it la needless to have a bad stomach, A little Diapepsin occasion ally keeps this delicate organ regulated and tec y eat tneir ravorite loods with out fear. If your stomach doesn t take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is ft damage instead of a help, remember the Quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Papa's Diapepsin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonder fulIt digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily Jhat It . is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and en with a weak, disordered stomach; it's to unnecessary. ECZEMA! Itching ' ' ' or Psoriasis I-oiaon Oak - "Vie Slaachtrd's Ecxama. Lotto - - - -' Bold by Druggists. - m . FSEB diagnosis, instruction and ad Vice by C. E. Blsnchaid. at 131 6th St., PortlaiMUUa-avUl4alaustat..how,xb disease will act and disappear under the use of this lotion?'' Call from 1 to 7 p, m, or write for symptom blank. ICR CUTS OWN THROAT, THEN SETS FIRE TO CLOTHES ' SiwclaI to The Journal! I McMlnnvllle, Or, Feb. 13. W. M. Oil- lisple committed suicide Monday after noon at 2 o'clock by cutting his throat with a razor and then setting fire to his clothing and bedding which he had saturated with oil. Gilllsple had been cutting wood for Ralph Carse, llvlng six miles north of McMlnnvllle. He leaves a brother and sister In Pittsburg, Pa. - ' ' ,.',:.:,'''...".,. Stanfleld Farmer Instructed. ; Stanfield, Or., Fen. J 3, A farmers.' institute was , held at Stanfleld Tues day, under the auspices of the Fruit growers' association, i Speakers -of the day were: Dr. Withycombe, director of the experimental station, O. A. C; Pro fessor F. L. Kent of the dairying divi sion; Professor Dryden, department of poultry, and husbandry, O. A. C: Pro- Home Treatment for Epilepsy or Fits ' Those who suffer from this ner vous disease, accompanied by its sudden attacks ot unconsciousness and convulsions, will be Interested In knowing that ' we have author ized the sale of Koslne treatment of Epilepsy by Woqdard-Clarke Drug Co. and Skldmore Drug Co. These well knq wn ' stores have our authority to sell' the Koslne treatment for Epilepsy on the fol lowing aruaranteeL . Buy a bottle of Kosine for $1.50, It after using you are not entirety satisfied, your money will be refunded. We want the most skeptical to try the Koslne treatment on this guarantee, for the . success of the treatment during the past ten years, both by the laity and pro fession, has proved the merit of the ttrttel ; " ' ' -' '-' ' Many letters testify to the relief 'from the sudden attacks,- jwhlle others tell of their restoration to usual health. For sale by aWnod- ard-Clarke Co., Park and Alaef Sts., and Skldmore Drug Co., 151 id St. The Xoslne Co., Washington, J. C, AMMwWMtMVMieMwwMMMMeeeAMee If Constipated, Bilious, Headachy, Stomach Sour, get a 10-cent -box of Cascarets. . r Tou men and women who can't get feeling right who havesheadache, coat ed tongue, foul taste etid foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bilious, nerv ous - ahd upset, : bothered with a sick, gassy,, disordered stomach, or have back ache and f ael worn out Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets, pr merely forcing a pas sageway every few days with salts, cathartio pills or castor oil? This is important Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse and regulate the stomach, re move the sour, undigested and ferment ing food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver, and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poison in the intestines and bowels. X uascaret lonigni wiu etraignten yojji BOWELS BAD, LIVER TORPID? CASCARJETS ' ' ' ' - '' -T - ;V- out by morning a-10-eent box - fro4nd without any other assistance or bad any drug store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular and head clear for months. Don't forget the children. They love Cascarets because they taste good do good never gripe or sicken... . - -- --"-j-v: No Suffering Yets! The unnatural suffering of so many women at times can be relieved by a little care and proper help Beecham's Pills give just the assistance needed. ;They act gently but surely j they correct faults of the system so certainly that you will find better conditions prevail Aiiiongst Women WhoTsIi this : renowned and effective remedy, Bcecham's Pills will help your digestion, regulate your bowch, stimulate your liver. Headachesr-backachcs, lr . i tude, and nervous depression will trouble you less cr. 1 less after ycu take at times whenever there is need in?, Womrn r)1)!aft to iwUia their youthful loolta sr.il f , ahon'l tj tir to rad the apccml rrX-.i- i By "Bud if?" fessor A, G. Boquet, vegetable garden ing division.' The subjects for discuB slon were dairying, 'alfalfa and root feeding, poultry, husbandry and vege tables. " Incandescent electric lamps up to 1200 candlepower have been perfected by a French Inventor. Sweetens Their Stomachs and Cleans the Liver and Waste-Clogged ; Bowels Without Griping. j Every mother immediately realizes after giving her child delicious Syrup of Figs that this is the ideal laxative and physio for the children.. Nothing else regulates the little one's stomach, liver and 80 feet of tender bowels so prompt ly, besides they dearly love its delight ful fig taste. . " - : . ; If your child isn't feeling well; rest ing nicely: eating regularly and acting naturally it is a sure sign that its little insides need a gentle, thorough cleans ing at once. 1----r When cross, irritable,' feverish, stom ach sour, breath bad or your little one has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, tongue coated; give a tea spoonful of Syrup of Figs and lb a few hours all the foul, constipated, clogged up waste, undigested food and sour bit will gently move on and out of it? little bowels without nausea, griping or weakness, and you will , surely- have a well, happy and smiling child again shortly, - ---. - v-"- - - With Syrup of Figs you are not drug- guiK juui iimuiiu, veins i vuijjuBeii en tirely of luscious figs, senna and are- m..,UJ .4 nan-,.' V. ft feaMMl i.. .... Mothers should always keep Syrup of Figs handy. It Is the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and regulator needed a little given today will save a sick child tomorrow. Full directions for children of all ages and grown-ups plainly printed on the package. ..'-. -. Ask your druggist for the full name. "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,"' prepared by the California Jfig Syrup Co. Th" is the delicious " taShg, genuine old' reliable. . Refuse , anything elsa offered. '...-Vf.-V III A FEW HOURS. First Dose of Pane's Cold Compound J"! Relieves All Grippe Misery; ; . Contains No Quinine. After the very first dose of Tape's Cold Compound" you distinctly feel the . cold breaking and all the disagreeable grippe symptoms leaving. It is a positive fact that a dose of Papa's Cold Compound taken every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken will cure Grippe or break up th most' severe cold, either- In the head. chest, back, stomach or limbs, It promptly-ends the most miserable headache, .dullness, head and nosa stuffed up, f everlshness, sneezing, sore throat running of , the nose, ' mucous catarrhal discharges, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges. - Take" this wonderful Compound with the knowledge that there. Is nothing else in the world which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly after effects as a 25 cent package of Papa's Cold Compound, which any drug gist can supply it contains no quinine be sure you get what you ask for accept.no substitute belongs in every borne. 1 Tastes nice acts gently, i . j f ... it CHILDREN LOVE , SYRUPOF FIGS BREAKS
