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s I'.lST i,iOi!llll IS ALMOST EilTBlELY fOilTLAHD PRODUCT New Steel; Steamer Built, Equipped and Outfitted by Portland Firms. PROGRAM OBJECT LESSON Ad Club Celebration' Emphasizes Importance of Business Which New Shipping Activity Brings. A Portland built ship, equipped and outfitted in Portland. This thought deeply 'impressed tho hundreds of visitors on board the new -4-, steel steamer Wet Munham Wednes- - Jam. when the Portland Ad club stared one of the most unique program In the history of Portland. , It was an object lesson of the im - portanca of the shipbuilding industry and concrete evidence of the fact that Portland firms are playing a large part Ip the work, of furnishing; the thousands vf dollars worth of goods and equipment necessary to outfit a vessel, and goods consigned to the Far East When the West Munham sails out of the Portland harbor on her maiden voy age for the Orient thta month she will carry the name of Portland in score of different ways. Aside from the 1m portance of the local construction of the hull and boilers 'and all deck machinery, Is the fact that supplies and equipment were bought in this city. Local mer chants have derived a lucrative trade from1, the new Industry, and the inaugur ation iof the regular freight service, which is destined to reach one salting each month, assures a continuation of patronage of local houses dealing in f pod, coal and other supplies. It Is estimated that the cost of the provisions alone, - which have been placed on board the vessel, or which have been ordered, will run to $25,000. Many Firms Have Fart Following is list of the local houses which have shared in the orders placed by the purchasing department of the Emergency Fleet corporation:' Forb.es ""Supply company, Norris Safe Lock company, Marshall Wells .Hardware company, -Peerless Pacific company, Hcmeyman Hardware company, Good year Rubber- company. Pacific States Rubber company, Oscar Schwar. dealer in watches and chronometers; Portland Marine Supply company, Beebe com pany, Htrsch-Weis Manufacturing f om pany. Pacific Tent & Awning company, Portland Cordage company, Powers A Estes, which firm furnished -the ship's medical supplies ; M. Seller Co., Olds, Wprtman & King. Portland Furniture company. Inland Woolen mills. . 1 The purpose of the Ad club's celebra tion was to focus attention on the im portance of the new marine service especial attention being paid to the value of the export and import features of the business. One underlying thought which was rained at the meeting was thattthe Palermo-,. Steamship company, c in inaugu . 'rating the new service, in making Port 's i-.whjc h.ivi haoa tnt ifi'ltna nf itAnm. ers tiestlned for this run. Other vessels operated by the company will make Se attle, but Portland is established as the terminal for the West Munham, the West Cellna, which will sail In May, and two other vessels to be assigned by the shipping board at a later date, i-y lTeed Shipping Agencies Need for agencies to handle the ship ping business was emphasiied by A. F. Zipf, pr&tt ic manager of the Pacific Steamship company. Necessity of lowering the cost of man ufactured goods was urged by E U Thompson, head of the Portland Woolen mills. , ' The statement was made by H. Kern penich of the firm of Allen Lewis that transpacific freight rates were as low as those applying from Portland to the Idaho line. . Importance of the cargo shipments on the West Munham is seen by the fact that 20 per cent of the freight, is of local origin. - ' WOOD SHIP PROSPECT BRIGHTENS Insurance Only Barrier In Way of Immediate Utilization. Prospects . for utilization of govern ment wooden steamers as flour carriers, a move which is destined to put the idle boats in the harbor into service and at the same time help Relieve the traffic congestion of the government food ad ministration, loomed again today. CD. Kennedy, chief of the operating. ublic Should Niaiiatedr Iron Physician Warns Against Danger Of Accepting Substitutes Says That Ordinary Metallic Iron. Preparations Cannot- Possibly Give, the Same Strength, Power and Endurance As Organic Iron Nuxate4 Iron The remarkable results pro- ' duced by Nuxated Iron -and its' widespread sale (it being esti mated tnat over tnree million people annually are today using it) has led to the offering of nu merous substitutes, and these . physicians mentioned below say that health officials and doctors everywhere should caution the public against accepting substitutes for Nuxated Iron, as these substitutes instead of being organic iron may be nothing more than a metallic iron com pound which may m some cases. produce more harm than good. Those .who feel the need of a strength and blood builder should ge to their family floe tors, and obtain a prescription calling for organlo iron Nuxated ; .- - Iror and present this to their druggist so that there may-be no question about obtaining the proper article. But if they do not wish 10 go 10 mo irouoie or getting , prescription for Nuxated Iron then iTTSto-lc see that the words MUXATKD UtON are printed thereon.' -'..' -There ar thousands of peopio taking iron wvo do not distinguish between, organic iron and nietaUta iron apd such persons often tail te , obtain the vital energy, strength and endurance which they seek simply because they have taken the wrong form of iron. If you , y ' A WBll "'a . ' department of the chipping board, an nounced that the project of using the wooden ships has again reached an ad vanced stage and that, providing the matter of Insurance .could be adjusted, he expected to see some of the ships put into service out of the 'Columbia river at an early date. The question of insurance appears to be the stumbling block. The Insurance concerns, it is said, are unwilling to as sume all the risk on flour shipments in.L uia woousn carriers. An eiioix is peing mads by the companies to have the gov ernment assume part of the risk. Conferences are now being held be tween the insurance concerns and food administration. - Max H. Houser, grain administrator of the:; food administra tion, is keeping in close touch with the wood ship situation as a number of wood vessels can ' be 1 loaded "- with flour - in Portland just as soon as the boats are available. ASTORIA PORT , DREDGE SINKS Astoria, April JO. The Port of As toria dredge N atom a sank while moored at the port pier this morning as the re sult of an acciient. Workmen attempted its ijii" ,t ''' ' i" 'sy . . : '-.jr. -vs. : ... vk ?' .'. S.:- Ih 1 . ' IS u vfV I II s 4'V ,1 isp Ad clubbers celebrate prospective sailing ef transpacific craft with lunch eon on ship. Above Alfred Smith, president , of Columbia River Ship building corporation, addressing throng. Below When gay flag stream ers were set to breeze at West to remove the suction pipe on the bow of the craft while -engaged in making needed repairs, and the water rushed through the 20-inch hole, filling the hull with water : in a few minutes, causing the craft .to sink. --i- ,?v-.-i'! The dredge is now resting In 26 feet of water but Will be raised at once by a system of J: lightering targes and chains. The craft will be beached and the hold repaired. The estimated loss of time and damage is placed at 110,000. WEST. MUNHAM GETS CREW Announcement of Personnel Made Wednesday Two Others Get Men. Assignment of i acrew to the West Munham 'with C G. Conradl as master and A, B. Giblett as chief engineer was announced Wednesday by the sea service bureau. Other members assigned to the vessel, which will leave shortly for the Orient, are: K, P. T. Wood, first mate; EJvind Larsen, second, mate ; Robert T. Hall, third mate ; Robert Gillmore, first assistant engineer; J. B. Shuckhart, second assistant, and John Owre, third assistant. - i-. Crews were also announced for the West Togus, 8800-ton steel steamer con structed by the Northwest Steel com pany, which will leave soon for the east coast with a cargo of flour, and for the Supple-Ballin wooden steamer, Ashburn. which will go to St. Helens the latter part of this week to take on a full cargo of ties for the east coast. v The crew of the . West Togus to owe It to yourseii to make the f ol- Demand Original 4J- v, . bcom,? tired.; Next take two. five-grain is 4ablets of Nuxated iron three times per day after meals ; 'L,1?fftl'r,'a yow strength and see how much VOU have raintu1!. . , uniK juu uui wum ur no w iar tdu can Manufacture' Not t "i'be widespread publication f the above la. formation ba bea tuccnted by lr. Jamaa Krancis HulliTaa. fa. Pajnrtfiaa of DoUhh Hospital (Ob Moor lpartraeat) New iew Xorfc f'hTOioaa. and Med teal AUior and otben ao tint tilt pnbDc sjajr U tnfonad on thta aubjoet ami protected from too of meUUlo iroa uodei tba delusion toat It la Mnxated iron or at v " ""i iruu. nuim iron ta hoc a aa - era remedy, but one whie U weU known to dracclita. Un- J lika tna older inarganle iron produota. It la eaulr t-tf1m1 - la ted. doe sot Injure the teeth, make thm hb t atomaea. Tba aaanulaeturars vaaraatae awenaasrai ana entirely .Usfaetcry teaalta to efery jmrenaser or they will reload your money. It 1 diepenaed la tbla city by Ttte Owi lrac Co.. and ail otber dmsSMU. -JLw. .r WEST MUNHAM MADE LESSON t , ' . " ' ' - 4.1; & - , 5 . VTaJ " - ' " - - :?. .' . 0-,- -Hftt'"' ' "HIM' "w,w 1 - I . - . - i - ' -:f .s';.: " ' I ifcrtai ii 11 11 iiiiiii hiiw. n'r" 1 mi 1 i mi n r iJAw,vife::iiiifViiirL mN- A. wiawiii.i1i nii- -. I f r yy.tty " - HMH.MMiMMMMHlWMnriWrtkWvrilMHMMlivAiriHMif'WiMMHMiAvAAiiiliiM M tmmmmim444fM4 !J I ;.J I .1.1 ".. 'to I 1 ' OiSV "IS 77-:r vw:! pi v77 .. 0- T . -' '.. .: . .. . , " " v-rr-r 1 ' il .lip -'I - 4rrli APT7 A''K- Munham's stern. placed aboard the steamer Wednesday afternoon. They are : Harold W. Dowl ing, master; Frank Marshall, first mate ; Albert Slmonds, second mate; George J. B. Conway, third mate; J. H. Babcock, steward; Eli Chrlstenson., chief en gineer; A, G. Ingram, first assistant ; C. S.. Montgomery, second assistant, and R. C. Storrs, third assistant, i: The Ashburn crew will go aboard the steamer in a few, days. They are: Wil liam P. O'Brien, master ; Alfred Kathx, first mate ; W. N. - Shenefield, second mate i f. J. Albln, third mate '. John Tates, steward ; W. S. Hale, chief engi neer ; E. I Thurston, first assistant ; Michael J. Ryan, second assistant and Louis Bchlegel, third assistant. .-. .T" . " " ' ''-ii-'i. - Whaling Season Opens Aberdeen, Wash., April 10a The whal ing season at the Bay City plant of the Pacific Whaling" company opened Tues day when the whalers Moran and Aber deen went to sea. . . " ; -' V " . ... "v:; ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer Dalles City of the Dia mond O line is to undergo repairs. The steamer formerly worked on the Port-land-The Dalles run at the time when the Bailey Gatsert was on the run. Construction of Pier No. 3 at an. es timated cost of 9CO,000 has beenauther ised by the Port of AstoHa. The pier will be equipped for handling export and import freight. - The warehouse will be built of concrete. , . ; . EL J. Griffith, assistant to A. T. Haines, vice president and general man ager oi the Pacific Steamship Company of Seattle, who was a Portland guest at the Ad club West Munham program, was formerly a Portland resident. He was at one time connected with the As sociated Press. -i.vv-. The new wooden steamer Ashburn, assigned by the shipping board to the Columbia Pacific Shipping company of Portland, was formally - taken over by the operating firm, today and the. vessel will start loading railroad 1 ties at . St. Helens Monday. Ttja shipment will be sent to the Atlantic coast for the rail road administration. The Ashburn will carry out about 1,860.000 feet or tamper, News ! of the Port . Arrivals an 1 City of Topek. American; ftearaer, from can Francisco, via Eureka and Coos Bay; paasencen and cenaraL . . fihaata. American atcauer, from Baa Pedro: ballast.' ... v - - . r-N,.-. Kort Still. American Iteamer,- from trial trip; ballaat. Departure Asrll 10 Daiay. Amencaa steamer, for Ban Pedro, from St. Helena; lumber. . - ; j If ARX31E ALMAXAC ' Weather at Rivef Moutn North Head. Wash.. April 1 0. Conditloaa at the mouth of the rirer at noon : Moderate; wnd rnuthwesaV 27 miles; weather, ratninc; humidity CI tt cent . : ' .Sen Tlmae Sun rises. . .6:34 a. m. Bon sets. ,.:B1 p. m. ' I-- " Tide at Jltterta. 1 High water' Low waten - 11:2ft a. m.'.. 7. feet 6:48 a. m...l.O feet 11:5ft p.' m. . 8.0 feet .6:68 p. is. .,1.0 feet DAIX.T SITEK HEADINGS x - - -- . - 3 v STATIONS . 3a ft SiJ f cat a..-JgA 3al Umatilla .1 85 f s.S (-. jlorol Euene .......... 10 S.S -0.8 O.ftd Albany 20 T.4 -. S.60 8aim ........... 80 T.S -O.S ft. 88 Orecon City 13 ft. 8 -O.ft 0.42 Portland ......... 16 10.S V-S.S (-) FaUlns. BITES FORECAST "The WUlametta Heer at Pert land win fall curing the next two or three days. " . AT SEIOHBoirtG mrs . Astoria, April 1 -Left ap at :15 last night Steamer Fort Still, from trad trip. Left op at 7:3 p. m, Steamer City of Tones, from Ban FranoMco, ria Karaka, anj Cdm liar. A r t.ved at 100 mat piifht ftteemer Wulitaaaa, v . .... fs , M : from Saa Lnia. ArrWed at 2 a. m. Steamer Ifaleo, from San Pedro. Arrived at 8 and left up at ft a. m- Steamer Shasta, from San Pedro. Bailed at 0:15 a. m. Steamer W. 8. Porter, flom Garieta. Aberdeen, April 0. Arrived : Steamer Prori deneia, from Taooma, for Columbia river. Astoria. April 9. Sailed at 1:40 p. m. Steamer W. F. Herrin. for San Francisco. Ketchikan, April 0. (L N. S.) Sailed. City of Seatle, north bound, at 6 p. m.; Admiral Knijfht, south bound, at 8:80 a. m. Taneonver, April 10. (l N. S.) Arrired. 8. S. Malran, from WeUingten. ria Honolulu and Victoria. Port Townsend. April 10. (1 N. S.) Passed in, schooner Henry Wilson, in tow of tus Pioneer, for Seattle, at 8 a. m. ,.. Everett, April . (L N. S.) Sailed, S. S. Klamath, for San Francisco and San Pedro. Taeoma. April 10. (J. N. S.) Arrived. S. S. Alaska, from Seattle. Arrived, yesterday, S. 8. Skaxway. from Southeastern Alaska. Seattle. April 10. (t N. S- Arrived, S. 8. Jefferson, from Southeastern Alatks, at 7 a. m. : President, from Vancouver via Taeoma. Ar rived, yesterday, S. 8. Curacao, from Southeast ern Alaska via Taeoma, at 7 p. tn. Sailed, today, hln Bnl- F. Packard, towinir for Nushank. at 11 a. m. Bailed, yesterday, S. 8. Bromola. for Port Anceles, at 10:40 p. m.: Mornlns Star, ror Vanoouver; - motor bare Wakens, for British Columbia ports, at midnieht. Valdea. April 0, (1. N. 8.) Sailed, S. S. Alameda, westbound, at 1 p. in. Bailed, Tues day. - S. S. Admiral Watson, westbound, at 8 Pe'tersburr. April 8. CI N. S.) Bailed, S. S. Northwaatern, north bound, at 10 a. m.; Firwood. north bound, at 10 a. m. . Ban Francisco. April 10. (1 N. S.) -Arrived April ft: Tiverton, from Lx A nee lea, at 1:20 p. m. : Thala, from Honolulu. -at 2:10 p. m. ; bark er tine James Jphnson, from Hukilteo, at 4:40 p. m. ; El Rernndo, with bante 88 in tow from Seat tle, at 0 :80 n. m. ; C. A. Smith, from Coos Bay, at 7 p. m. ; Spokane, from Io Anreles, at 7 :05 p. m. ; Swedish motorahip Kronpruuwssaa Mar cs reta. from Valparaiso, at 7:80 p. m. Sailed April 9 Gas schooner Herman, for tTnalaska, at 11:0S a. m. : Admiral Dewey, for Seattle, at 1:20 p. m.: Phoenix, for Mendocino, at 8:18 p. m.: Orays Harbor, for Orays Harbor, at 4:40 p. m, ; Washington, for Eureka, at 8:18 p. ra. : Fred Baxter, for Besttle, at 8:40 P. m. ; O. C Ljndauer. for Coos Bsv, at 10:88 p. m. San Francisco. April 10. L N. S.) Ar rived: Coquflio Ktver. from Fort Bracf. at 8 a. m. ; schooner W. H. Talbot, from Apia, ria Mon terey, at 8 a. m.; Westport, from Crescent City, at 8 a. m. ; 8 tan wood, from Redondo, at 7 a. m. : See Kins, with Emkine M. Phelpe in tew,, from Port San XAiia, at 9 a. m. ; Iyman Stewart, from Port San Lai, at 2 a, m. : Whittier, from Port Saa loJa, at 8:80 a. an. i Queen, from Seattle at 8 a. m. Sailed Daisy Freeman, for Astoria, at midnight: Argyll, for Los Angeles, at 7 a. m. : 8pokane, for Los Angelas, at 10:80 am. Claim Wood Was Taken . . ; Oregnn City, April 10.- In a suit filed Wednesday in the circuit court, the Buckner Timber company seeks Judg ment from E. P. Berdine and" Alfred Dan lei son, co-partners, in the sum i of 297.62, alleged to be the value of some IT cords of fir wood, which the defend ants are charged with having taken, from the property of the plaintiff, A further sum 040 as damages is also asked.' - (1ft. Constipated Children Gladly Take CaKfornia Synip of Figow For the Liver and Bowels . Tell your ruggist . you want genuina "California Syrup of Figs.' Full directions and 1 dose for babies and children ' of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, .tongue- ,i coated, or full of cold, 'are ; plainly, printed on f ' r the bottle.j -Look for the name "California"- -and accept no other "Fig Syrup." Beware 1 : ' IN TRADE Warehouse and Hay Destroyed by Fire Kugene, April J0.-r-(TJ, P.) A large wooden warehouse, owned, by E. X Klemer, at Alvadore a station on the west side branch of the Southern Pa cific, 12 miles northwest of Eugene, was destroyed by fire' earljr' Wednesday morning, entailing a loss of more than $6000. The building was insured for $1000 and 60 tons of hay, which it con tained, was also Insured. It was owned by .a ,Portland man. The origin of the blaze 'tis unknown. Divoree Is Granted The Daljes, April 10. Jennie M. Phipps was this week granted a divorce from Mont M Phlppa., They were married at Newport News, Va., In 191 J, and she made allegations of cruel and inhuman treatment whlel were not denied by her nusosno. A new rear light for automobiles Is equipped with an alarm that sounds a signal if it be extinguished acci dentally. Simple Combination Helps Weak Eyes Portland people are astonished at the quick results produced by simple witch hazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. In one case of weak and nearsighted eyes a few days use brought great improvement. In an other case it stopped eye pains and in flammation. ; We " guarantee a small bottle of Lavootik to help ANT CASS weak, strained t inflamed eyes. Alum inum eye cup FREE. Skldmore Drug company. 151 Third street Adv , OTlNEUMONIA I piXCall s physician. Imrnedi- I I " ately begin "emergency, treatment vrfth ICICSVAPORU xi ir V0UR eODYaUARD-30r;60VH:2C Si Watch Your Child's Tonguet s.. HUH GOVEHuEtiT GETS READY TO CRUSH ANY ; SPARTACAN UPRISING Reds Reported. to Be Massing Armed Merr; With Intention . of Moving on Weimar. 1 i 1 By Gordon Stiles Special' Cable to Th ietirsal and The CUcsce . - . - Dau Wto ICoprrkht, JI19. )r Oucaso Daily Nawa Co.) .' Berftn. Germany; April. 1, -(Delayed.) Conjectures are rife ..as - to the sig nificance of the activity, which today is manifest among the government troops in Berlin and vicinity- A high military official informed me this afternoon that the measures taken to strengthen the various defenses ef the city were of a precautionary nature and were carried out more to prevent any attacks the Bolshevists might contemplate rather than because of actual anticipation. Hs admitted that trouble, was expected but declared that It was almost sure to be outside the city. ; Bpartacans. according to his state ment, were massing in fairly large num bers in Iipsig and Erfurt with the ob ject of moving on Weimar. ': It Is known that : the Spartacan - leaders have been inflaming their followers against . the government and telling .them that the existing regime has been wasting. time, sending messages of comfort to German prisoners abroad and discussing the pat tern of the new German army uniform Instead. of getting down to business in doing something to relieve the dire sit nation which prevails throughout .the country. There is a. large .government rorce in Weimar, this officer tells , roe, and trains are all made up here In Berlin prepared to rush reinforcements to the seat of government at the first indication of a hostile move on the part of the Bolshevists. i The last two days X have visited sev eral headquarters where an Impressive number of men are in instant readiness to move against the foe and where a large quantity of machine guns, artil lery, armored ears and other supplies FOR ACUTE ACHES OF THE FEET Sprinkle eae or two Allen's Feet-Ease pear, deta in the Foot Bath and soak and rub the fret. It takes ; the stins out of Corns , and Bunion and smartinc, achina feet. Then, for jaatins comfort, shake Allen's Foot-Ease late year shoes. It takes the friction from the shoe, rests the . feet and make walking a delicht. Always nee it. for dancing parties and to break in new shoes. All dealers sell it -Ad. K't0tts Lemons Beautify! Make Quarter Pint of Lotion, Cheap What girl or woman hasn't heard of lemon juice to remove complexion blem ishes ; to bleach the skin and , to bring out the roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone is acid, therefore Irritating, and should be mixed with orchard .white this way. Strain through a fine cloth the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle contain ing about three ounces of orchard white. then shake well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lo tion at about the cost one usually pays for a small Jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to strain the lemon julc so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for months. When applied daily to the face, neck, arms and hands it should help to bleach, clear, smoothen and beautify the skin. Any druggist win supply three ounces of orchard white at very little cost and the grocer has the lemons, Adv. BUSS v NATIVE E R B T A B LETS Rare you noticed the rossed, healthy, com plexion of our soldier boys their elastla step, and stronc, manly bearinc. ' This condition is due to outdoor life, plenty ef eieroise, rare lar habits and srholetoae food. . -' Tour responsfb lUtes nay net permit you te work, lire and play outdoors. Ton may have to srind away at a awehine, a desk or ether employment, .until rear condition becomes stale. Indigestion, constipatioaw headaches and senerai debility follow. Tour lirer aad kidneys fail to act properly, and year blood becomes poor and alnsxish. Don't be a health-slacker. Take Bliss Native Herb Tab lets. They wCH reliere oeaatipaUon, remore indisestion. help to prevent rheuma tism and make you lit. iook lor trade mark. Our money back guar antee on erery box. . . Sold by leading drocgiata and local ageatt eTerywhere. AdT K , .- y. "HZ" PUTS JOY IN SORE, ACHING FEET 'My, how Tiz' gladdens tired, swollen, , burning feet - . It's glorious!" : Haswr! : Ah ! what relief.' No more tired feett no more burning feet; no more swollen, aching, ) tender, sweaty, feet. No more soreness in corns, callouses, bunions. No matter what ails your feet or What under the sun you've tried without get' ting relief, lust use 'Tlx.- Tlx" Is the only remedy that draws out all the poi sonous "exudations 'which pdff- up. the feet. Tl cores your foot trouble so you'll never "limp- or draw., up your face In "pain. -Tour shoes won t seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore and swollen. Think ef . it, no more foot misery, no more agony from corns, callouses or bunions. - ' '. Get a 25 cent box at any drug store or department store and set. Instant re lief,; Wear smaller shoes. Just once try T1." Get a whole year's foot comfort tor only 28 cents. Think ef it Adv. have been contemplated. Apparently the. government, is quite prepared tor any emergency and ready to crush any Spartacan move wherever it is at tempted. Sailer Visiting Parents Centralla, April 10. George Hahn, a former Centralla high school athlete and Too Fat ? A guaranteed weight reduction meth od, safe, pleasant. Brings slenderneas, better health and happiness. Get a small box of oil of korein at the druggist's. Follow directions. You are allowed to est sweets, etc.; no starvation or strenuous exercising. Tour life becomes worth liv ing with clearer mind, improved figure, buoyant step, cheerfulness and optimism. Get thin; stay so. Show others this ad vertisements -AdV. : V Now It's Spring Take Celery King Clean up for- springthat's the right idea I Drive out the winter's waste ac cumulation. Fut the bowels, liver and stomach in good shape and have purer, rioner oiooa. CELERY king : Will do It the whole family, including the children, can take it. Brew a goodly supply every other night and give each a cup. A package costs but a trifle and it is purely vegetable, . Celery King will do you much good will help the whole family that worn out feeltng will vanish pimply skin will go ana nrtgnt eyes ana clear complex ions will- be your - reward. Ad v. "Complete Satisfaction" Balmwort Kidney Tablets -Mrs, t. Goddard, 204 Cooper st, Atlanta, Ga.. writes: I have used your Bulpberb Tablets (for liver . and blood) and Balmwort Tablets with complete satisfaction. In fact, X thought I bd a paralytic stroke In December. In January X got a tube of the Balmwort Kidney Tab lets and in one week's time X seemed to be ail right again, and have had no return of symptoms,, etc Never neglect symptoms of Kidney and Bladder Trouble If you would avoid dangers. Bold by ull druggists. Adv. Stop itching Skin There Is one safe, dependable treat ment that relieves itching torture and akin irritation almost instantly and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35cor $1 bottle ctZemo and apply it as directed. Soon yea will find that irritations, pimples, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. A little Zemo, the penetrating, satis fying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes file skin soft; smooth and healthy.' .The E. W. Boss Co, Cleveland, tV . fi. laa Vs. . Women Sluouild Talce special care to keep free from" headache, back ache, constipation, weakness and depression For these recurring ailments and other condi tions peculiar to women, Beecham's Pills are a tested and effectual remedy., , They act . gently and promptly on the stomach, liver and howels, ; and exert a tonic, strengthening effect on the bodily functions; These famous pills are purely vegetable, contain no habit-forming drug,, and .n produce no disagreeable . after-effects. Women the world over, find needed help and strength in ; ?Urgt Sols e Aay , r DirMtieM of Special Vain Sold by drofgists throughout in. Is 1 son or Mr. and Airs. u. u. xianr anandlnr a' fnrloiitrh In Centralla. -Ha' recently returned from overseas service and is new stationed at the Great Lakes naval station. ' . I IH llrr I I1KN.V - s ; r "'. nnniin a' SMI , vi a ;- :, w "j ' MAGIC! NO PAIN Drop Freezone on a touchy com then lift that com off T . wkh fine ers Tiny bottles cost only a few cents. ' Drop a little 'Freestone, on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops nutting, then you lift it right out. It doesn't pain one bit. Tea, magic 1 Why wait? Your - druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freesone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet ef every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes; and calluses, without soreness or Irri tatiovt. F"reeone 1 the much talked of ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius. Adv. PHYSICALLY FIT AT ANY AGE It Isn't ere, it's careless airing that puts men "down and out." Keep your internal organs in good condition sad yon will always be physically fit, , The kidneys are the most over worked organs in the human body. . When the bresk down under the strain ana the deadly arte acid ac cumulates .and crystallises look out! These sharp crystals tear and scratch tot, delicate urinaty channels causing excruciating pain and set up irrita tions which may cause premature de- Senerstion and often do turn into tadly Bright' Disease. : One of the first warnings of slug' gisk kidney action is pain or stiffness in the small of the back, loss of appe tite, indiareation or rhenmatiam. : Ijq not wait until the daager is upon; yea. At the first indication of trouble go after tbe use at one. Get a triad bog of GOLD MEDAL IXaarlem Oil Capsules, imported direct from the laboratories in Holland. They will give ! almost immediate relief. If for any i cause they should not, your money will be refunded. Bat b sure to get GOLD) MEDAL. None other is genuine. 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