THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY. - OCTOBER 23. 1319.
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DEPOSED hlAfJAGER
UNFOLDS
SECRETS
III CEMEtiT CASE
Am ad Moore Gives Government
Damaging " Evidence Against
Local Co. in AntUTruSt SuiL!bcao" CsJifornUcempaoies sold 40,-
igcai wa. in nuin.5. ouum barrel, of cement m cutd after
Pacific coast eemnt manufacturers re
tulted from a conference held at' Saa
Francisco . a March.- If is". Moor Jn
formed the court.
Charles ; Boetcher. president of the
Cement Security company, $10,000,000
holding company of nvr.CoA. agreed
with Koger that he vai uaeafa." Atnaa
Moore reported; bis conversation with
Butchart. Clark W, Moor ww recom
mended' for hi Jjosltion. Accordingly,
oa April 14, 19K, Aman was deposed
aa sal manager and -vie president
of to Oregon Portland Cement com
pany. . yv-.Vj--. ..--.--
; Butchart mainspring of a big- cement
plant at Vancouver, B. waa angered
i r 1 1 . I - uij 4 n .
DISPUTE BRINGS CLIMAX
Witness Tells Court-That Defend
v ants v Alloted Territory anr
Fixed Prices of Their Products
' .Just hew Oregon, Washington and-I
- C.aUtnrnim. unuint milla AlvMad Pa
cific coast territory and conspired
to direct business to resident com
panies was told by Aman Moore, de
poned manager of the Oregon Port
land Cement company, when he
teokthe stand Wednesday after
noon in th. government's prosecu
t(on of Clark M. Moor and B. P.
Butchart for alleged Violation of the
. Sherman antitrust act. Moore's
testimony la the most important so
far Introduced by the government.
T1i Aimm Tmtlanii Htmut MmmnT
. of Oswego, of which concern Butchart
and Moore, the defendants, are officers,
was to sell to that part of Oregon
bounded on the north by the-Columbia
river, on tb east by the Deschutes
river, and. as far south as on a line
with Drane, Asian Moore declared oa
the stand. - -;
SKCBET TrpEESTA3n0!S
Washington cement mills were to
withdraw from Oregon, while California
companies were to sell only at prices
agreeing with thoee charged by the
; Oswego concern, he sald
. The secret understanding1 between the
be had withdrawn , "permission," the
witness said. The California companies
were Invited to enter Butchart' Cana
dian territory during a shortage. They
came, and the pacific Portland Cement
company outstayed its welcome rjy o,
400 barrels. Butchart sought permU
Ion at the San Francisco ,. conference
to market 40.000 barrels in Oregon to
even up matters, Moore revealed, v
Tb defens was unable to materially
shatter Moore's story on cross examina
tion this morning. He identified let
ters be sent te the trade while he was
manager of the Oregon Portland Cement
company and before the plant was op
erating. The letters solicited business
as far north as Seattle, as far east as
Walla Walla, and In Oregon, Hawaii
and Alaska,
When he was succeeded by Clarke
M. Moor he told tb new manager of
his sales plans. But dark Moore with
drew from the field covered by the ad
verttsemeuts, which, led him to believe
Moore was part of a conspiracy to di
vide the Faclfio coast , market, the wit
ness declared. '
i The government should finish Intro
ducing testimony parly Friday morning.
It is expected the defense will devote
a day and a halt to' Its testimony and
the Bumming up will begin next Monday.
Judge Couldn't Fine j
Tals,' So He Quits
Walla Walla, Wash, Oct 10. TJ. P.)
Bo many of Judge T. M. McKinney'S
friend appeared befor him that It got
en hli nerve.
Tin tired of fining my pals," he. an
nounced. He'll quit October 81. s
CLARK MURDER TRIAL
SHOWS SNEAK KILLED
F
TAYLOR
ROM AMBUSH
Accused Stayer on Trial at Eu
gene Pays Strict Attention to
Evidence but Remains Calm
Eugene. Oct. S& Interest continues
unabated in the Clark murder trial and
hundreds have been unable to gain
admittance to the court room. : dark
himself appear calm, but an interested
spectator, and showed no emotion what
ever, - -
Sheriff Fred Q. Stickles identified
shells found near the body of the mur
dered man. Charles Taylor. : Compari
son was mad between these shells and
those from Clark's gun. ,
M, O. Seaies, taking pictures at Me
Kenzie bridge at the time, exhibited
photographs ef the dead roan's body, it
was-badly decomposed. He said the
bullet that killed Taylor had cut a path
through the trees directly from a rock
some distance, where an empty shell
was round.
Harry Hayes, guide, testified aa to
finding sheila neap Taylor'a body. Clyde
K. (khz, zoresc supervisor, testified tie
had aided in searching for Taylor's
body and that when it was discovered
he toolt charge of a party of .six men
who approached the body carefully . in
order to secure evidence. He noted a
gun lying parallel to Taylor's body,
about two feet away, pointing toward
Taylor's head.
Looking around for evidence, he noted
a small bough that had been shot from
a tree. On further examination he
rbwnd several small boughs shot away,
with the frayed edgea toward the body.
Looking from a rock about 160 feet
away, he sighted a line of boughs shot
away towards Taylor's body. From
where it is thought the shot was fired
there waa found an empty shell, he said.
It is thought that the trial will con
tinue the. remainder of the week. Clark
has seven children, the two oldest at
tending him at the trial. .
Civil War Veteran
and ; Baker Pioneer
Answers Last Call
.Baker, Oct, to. Joseph H. Huff, for
years a resident of Pine valley, an Ore
gonian since 1HV. and -, a veteran of
the Ne Pero Indian war of 1S77, died
at the hospital In Baker Wednesday
after an illness vf several years. Mr.
Huff was born at Salem, Illinois. Nov
ember' 1 IMS, and came west by team
through Kansas in i.7o, settling near
where . Pullman. ' Wash, now , stands.
There ha lived until tb Indian war,
when he enlisted as a volunteer under
General Q'Hera, Ten years later he
located upon -a. homestead near North
Powder, and in 1893 moved te Pine
Valley, where he became ' a prominent
rancher, Mr, Huff" is survived by hi
wido. on son. Bolland. and a sister,
Mra. Laura McDonald, of Portland.' Tb
body waa shipped to Fine Valley' today
and 'the funeral; will be held Saturday
under the auspices of the L O. o. F.
lodge at Halfway. 1 :
:. i . ... i ;,.
McKinley Smokes in
Court Room; Judge
Imposes $10 Fin
H. 3. McKinley found it a rather ex
pensive pastime to enjoy a smoke in
the municipal courtroom this morning,
where be had been baled by Motorcycle
Policeman Skoglund on a charge of op
PRQMINENT NEW!VORK SURGEON
TELLS WHT HE BELIEVES IN ;
NUXATED IRON
SAYS IT IS THE MOST VALUABLE TONIC, STRENGTH
AND BLOOD-BUILDER ANY PHYSICIAN CAN PRESCRIBE
Tb (great strain of the
present time should make the
publio generally realise the
necessity of fortifying the
blood and nerve cells by
means of a strengthening up
building tonic' says Dr.
Kenneth K. MaeAlplne. a
prominent New York surgeon
and medical authority. "If
people would only realise that
Iron is Just as Indispensable
to the blood as is air to the
lungs and be Just as particur
jar about keeping up suf
ficient supply at all times
there would. In my opinion,
be far less-disease resulting
from anaemia, weakened con
ditions. For years it was a
problem with physicians how
to administer iron in a form
that could be taken up by
the system and increase the
red blood corpuscles without
upsetting the stomach, black
ening the teeth or producing
other disorders almost as seri
ous as the laew or iron useir.
ml
tures of the old mineral salts
of iron and gives to every
careful, thinking physician a
tried and valuable prescrip
tion which he can recommend
nearly every day with benefit
to his weakened and run
down natients."
i'Nuxated Iron, by enrich
, ing the blood and creating1
new oiooa cans, strenginena
the nerves, rebuilds the weak
ened tissues and helps to In
still renewed energy into the
whole system whether the
patients be young or old. In
my opinion. Nuxated Iron is
the moat valuable tonic,
f strength and blood-builder
any physician can prescribe."
If you are not strong or
well you owe it to yourself to
make the following test: See
how long you can work or
crating . truck without having ' the
proper muffler. The court waa about
to let McKinley go when he lifted his
dgarett to his mouth,' took one long
draw and filled the air vrltb smoke, "t
dent think tjfat a man whe hasn't gay
more respeet for men and woman here
In the courtroom than yetthavB,'' Judge
Ttossman said, "has any respect foe them
en the street Pay a ,flne of V
T. K. Baker pleaded" guilty to driving
bis car SO miles an hour across the
corner ef Grand avenue and Belmont
street and was fined 140, Others fined
far traffic violations are; Ray Delbert
IU.60, j. js. ooiden. is.
Oe. Menneth V. Nieaiplne.
A Premlneet New Verk
ureese. Member New
M - ma it a
Ml an fanrap Adjunct how far you, can walk with
rnfMw, Mew Verk Pert out becoming tired. Next take
emSuate M teal Sohoot two five-grain Ublets of or
and Hetpital. dlnary Nuxated Iron three
times per day after meals for
Rut th. intrArftMiinn ef Nuvatad Iron has I two weeks. Then test' your Strength
done away with all the objectionable tea I asain and see how much you have gained.
Man of lotti1 Hotel Nnkatad Iron, which fa recommended shore is not a leent rasMdy, tot
oae which iSfweli knows to drasiists eTarrwhtr. Unlike the older Inorgmnie iron product, it is
euilr aajiaiuatcd, does pet isjure the teeth, nuke them black nor upset the stomach. The mane
featnrer rasrnte tueecatml end entirelr Mtisfsctorr result to every purchaser or they will reload
your money. It is dispensed i this eitr er The Owl Drag Co. and all other droggit. AdT.
WATCH MY, SMOKE
SATURDAY
Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow and Remainder qfVlonth Go on November Accounts, Payable December 1
We Give S. &H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Filled Stamp Books Redeemed in Cash at S. & H. Office, Ihtrd floor
Portland Agency for Ladies Home Journal Patterns Gossard, Nemo and Bien Jolie Corsets Richardson's Linens Sweeper-Vac Cleaners
"V ' r - 1 1 1 1 - " 1 1 " " -ri - m SSJII llll . Il I j I . I . I I I" ensaaaamaaw. aw I a i i I up. i . aejayi -Siaw HUfii H ' i ' -i seas -'- 1 " " ' 1 "' 1 ' I pis iwwaew-saaassssa.asaaaaae- - .. fc .' I
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"Garter Week"
avitfyou are not acquainted with
the auperlor qualities of Carter's
Knit; Underwear come to the store
thll week and let us explain
why; it is the most econom
ical i, and satisfactory to wear.
ORDERS
TAKEN FOR
ENGRTVED .
GREETING
CARDS FOR
"THE HOLIDAY
SEASON
-4-STATIONERY
DEPT.
dreat
The Standard Store ef the Northwest
Reliable Merchandins Reliable Methods
CITY AND
OUT OF TOWN
MAIL
ORDERS
FILLED AND
FORWARDED
SAME DAY
AS
RECEIVED
Quidity-Ice
Made from REAL.CREAM espe
cially for this atore. 50c Quart
No deliveries.- Basernent Fountain.
urd-
Off
Sale of Women's Suits -2d Fiooir
fWoirien'lew
Second Floor E very woman's
wardrobe should have at least one
good warm Sweater. We , have an
exceptional stock Of the most de
sirable kinds, including those heavy
. knit yarns or the lightec weight in
fancy weaves. Many smart styles
and all the newest colors. $8.50,
$10.00. $12.75. $14.50. $l
Bath. Robes
' , 5 $4.75 to $1050
Second Floor Comfy Blanket
Robes made uo in the newest,
models Vw. 1 1 h or without collars, '
plain or button trimmed. Many i
attractive Indian, Oriental and floral'
designs; Priced $4.75 to $10.50
Dress Skirts
Second Floor-'-NcSklrts rbf . Silk
:; Poplin, Jacqiiard.' S a t i n, Kumsi
. Kumsa, Fantasia and Trlcolette at
. prices from. $12.50 to $36.75
New Plaid Skirts of serce, velvet,
Trieetine and Wool Poplins latest
.winter models $10 up - to $35
" i :'-C:'U --' " " -, :" ,
Women
PlusHCoats
In a Feature Showini
if jc
.Tomorrow the Garment jtore
will give special attention to a dis
play of .Women's and Misses' Plush
Coats in the new season's smartest
styles. No material makes up to
better advantage t ban plush and
none so dressy 6rof such service.
Plush toats
$42S0j $45.00
$55.00, $65.00
Second F 1 o o t Several different
styles at these prices. Highest
quality plush lined with heavy silk
or food firm satin. Betted effects
with full backs also yoke styles
with large cape collars and deep
cuffs. A few have the popular new
narrow belts. See these splendid
new coats priced to sell at $42.50.
$45.00. $55.00 and $6500
Other Goats
Of Silvertone, Gabardine, Ve
lour. Lusterole, Bolivia, Broadcloth,
Yosemite, Yalama and other desir
able fabrics in", "the very newest
styles and colors for winter wear.
Prices range $21.50 to $310.00
Showing Children's and Misses'
Fur Sets
Second Floor Misses' and Children's FuretS
in an excellent assortment of dependable furs
Mole, Coney, Civet Cat, Chinchilla, Squirrel,
Brown Wolf. Gray Fox, Marten, Nutria, White
.Thibet, Summer Ermine, etc. $3.50 to $125
Fur Scarfs
Second Floor Misses' and Children's Fur
Scarfs and Chokers in Squirrel. Taupe Squirrel,
Nutria, Opossum, Gray Fox, Raccoon and sev
eral other kinds. Priced $12.50 to $62.50
Tub Waists
, Priced Qi
Special ip JL
Bargain Cirel. First Floor
Dainty Waists made up in white
and colored Voiles in checks,
stripes and plain colors. Many
different styles some jare em
broidered or trimmed wtllr tucks
and others are trimmed with
pretty laces. Waists that
are extraordinary values at vXl
Sv Your S, H. Trading
Stamps and cure that Christ
ma Gift Freev Trading Stamps
given with wvery 10c peri-ck.
iVew iert.n ktrvt fiirm$ Mva .
Hit gmt, MVtgt tftrwt torn anw Srer
0 LmtimvMnmm JjHtitnutmr.
J "tCt-':--:""j-'i
THERE is no surer way. of .minimizing the - -X
cosdy vvr ind 'f
adopting the rule of underclothing all the chiK. ",?
dren,from babyhood to rnaturity, in Lacktwana
Twina Underwear. vvC -m
The endunng wooUy. fabric id knitted 7 for, cx- ,
tremeservice ; nonshrlnfcable because preshrunk, U
lanitary because aterilized;in' "iiye Mtxu Evcn
aecau ox manuiaciurc ii a ,numpn or moacrn
economy unu ucpcnaapuiiy-iznaer tesx.
. Uduwil)iif JUWet SHirbt art a Kleacni means oYlntrotrtic
, , ing the tot early id life to the tmfortt of civilized underdre
iJ' r
- ay .a- V
TWINS .
rsaeesnuMsaAaiaa, '
IVomlniTIiTOaXTXSN
: ' . 1
j PrUcfpsi datieri, pnrwefptf carry Lackawanna Twins Uaderwear lg
rariota ttyUf and w qoaUtiH to suit every requutmtnt ef wrief and price. :,
- 7: - NljpcalP&trlbutors " " '' : ; ;:v4'S
. Olds, Wortman fit rKinr -Roberts Bros. - n
04)
Women's $16 Boots $9.95
Shoe Dept, Main Floor
Main FloorWomen's Laced Boots, 9 Inches bis h.
Fine quality field mouse brown kid. Made on nar
row toe last with imitation stitched. tip hand
turned soles and covered Louis heeL A smart
dressy boot for street wear. , Full assort- QQ QK
meut of siies. Rejjular 1$. Special, pr.e0iatl
- Women's Brown Boots
Special $995
Main Floor Women's 8-lnch Laced
Boots of dark brown kid. Neat pointed
. toe last with modified Cuban heel,
blind eyelets and slnfle-space stitchjnf
ud lace tv. Built evtrs hirh in arch.
v; Very attractive and dressy QQ QK
' boot. All siaes. $li grade OVVO
: UJ V
Model Grocery. Fourth Floor
SnnyM Soap
;xu .oars ior ooc
Ivory Soap Flakes onQA
sale at special, the package al
Star Naptha Washing Powder, a
wonderful help for the OK
laundry priced, packare tJU
t ' T' v The 'Delicatessen Store ,
asuppUedeVith everythinc needed to make that luncheon r success.
Salads, Cold Meats. Cheese. Smoked and Salt Fish, Olives. Pickles,
etvtc.f: Are the very best in quality and are reasonably priced.
Boys' Overcoats
$8.95
Main Floor Good warm OverV
coats for little tots 3 to 8 years
of aee. Plain colors and fancy
mixtures. Some are full QQ QK
lined, priced special 0O7tf
Youths' Overcoats
; $15 to-$lS50
Main Floor An especially attrac
tive showing of Winter Overcoats
for boys 6 to 1 8 years of age.
Smart belted effects made up in
novelty mixtures In the wanted
colors. We-give S. & H, Stamps.
-
Great "Preparation Sales"
In the Basement Store '
In preparation for the largest holiday business in years our
Basement Store is conducting a vigorous Clearaway of thousands of
dollars worth of seasonable merchandise to make room . for Christ
mas purchases. It is an event of great importance to every thrifty
shopper for it brings savings that are most unusual at this time of year..
Women's Dresses
At $12.95 .:
BasementA phenomenal .offering these
Dresses at $12,951 In all we haye but 39,
1-.. J A 90 .. . . I '
Karmcnis, so (ran i aciay u you want your snare.:.
Attractive .styles in straight ..line effects, , Made
up in excellent quality wool jersey in many
of the most wanted colors Values Pio QP
up to 22,50. Specially priced at tDAaaWt)
Women's Sweaters
Fonrik Floor At this special jow
price - tomorrow .only. -- Supply
your; needs, for months'" ahead.
Sunny "Monday- Soap. - spe rRC
clal $5,40 hox or to cakes tlOL
jib'"
m .- . ' ", f-C "":-, : ''. a1--
At $3.75
BuemenfrUSweaters in this sale formerly priced
at IS. 9 8 and more,1 Belted styles with pockets'
and large collars. - Just the thing to wear under
the coat for motoring or for knock- TflQ JTfT
about wear. - God range colors. At aPOe I u
. ' Phenomenal Bargains
In Women's Knit Underwear, Hosiery, Men's,
. Women's and Children's Shoes, Dress Goods
and Silks, Wash Goods,- Outing' Flannel,
Blankets. Men's and -Boys' AppareL Etc-, Etc.
Our New Fall and Winter Lines Now Complete in
Men's Underwear
BSSSBBBBBBrSBTaSSBBBBBBBSS S
Main .
Floor yA 7x
No time like the present to buy
underwear stocks are at their best
now and you caji find Just the
right w e 1 g h t, style and size
you desire at the right price.
Wiristed -Shirts,
Drawers
$2 to $450
Mai floor Famous' Win
sted make in Men's Wool
and Wool Mixed Shirts and
Drawers. Splendid well
made Underwear.All sizes.
Priced $2.00 1 to $4.50
Vassar Union
Suits .
Vassar ." Swiss Fibbed
Wool Union Suits the
kind worn by , psrtlcular
men everywhere. Various
. weights' Perfect in fit and
finish. $6.50 to $16.50
t tQsxtofs
Special-showing of Car
ters Union Suits . In wool,
mixed wool, cotton. Priced
from $2.50 to $ia50
Cooper's Union Suits Priced ; at $5
Heavy Cotton Underwear $1,50
Main Floor Cooper's S p r i n r
Needle Ribbed, Union Suits in me
dium weight Closed crotch style.
high neck, long sleeyes, ankle
length, warmth without
in these excellent Suits.
Great values priced
ithout weight
'SS5.00
Men's Gloves
llaiav Floor This is a special Jot
of Underwear to be closed out on
account of broken sizes. Heavy
ribbed cotton Shirts and Drawers
for Fall and Winter ' wear.. Most
all sizes in the lot Spe Q"f ' K(
dally priced, caraent-OJ.etlV
and Hosiery
Plentiful Supply at This Store
Main Floor Men's Auto Gloves of
standard makes and reliable qual
ity. AlHeather hand and cuffs;
wool lined, W tth : short cuffs
$3.00 long $3.00 to $ia00
Men's Unlined Gauntlet Gloves
ranging in price $230 to $7.50
Men's Gray Mocha press Gloves
in best makes $3 to $5 pair.
Tan Dress Gloves $3-S4.50 pr.
-Wool Mixed Gloves 75c-$l50
-InterwoTen raedium weight
worsted Hose in black, natural and
Oxford Priced 75c to $1 pair.
Wtnsted , Fine Merino Hose in
natural color." . Very fine wearing
hose. Priced at only EOe a calr.
Franklin Cashmere Hose in me
dium weight 3 pairs for $1.00
Famous Patrick heavy knit pure
worsted hose - and other good
makes "priced at S1.50 a.palf.
"'
)
-Workman'-asks i X am so affected
with painful kidneys that ,1 cannot
work regularly. My sleep is disturbed
by frequent calls, only te void small
amount and follows burning, smarting
pains, 'Backaches and often chills ana
f ever, making m real aick for a day.
Arurwer; A good tonio, soothing-and
neutralising medicine for auoh com.
plaints 1 Balmwort Tablets, Try them
and continue a few weeks and I am
sure yen will wrlt me ot your recov
ery. - , . ? - -
TL O." writes; "If you knew ef anyr
thing . that will cure dandruff. ' itching
soalp and premature baldness, please let
me know what it is,"
Answer ; For several years 1 have
prescribed plain yellow aflnyol aa supe
rior to anything known for the treat
ment of diseased ecalp. Get It in four
ounce Jarv with .full directions, . It
Quiokly overoornes all diseases of hair
and scalp and gtves new vigor and ' in
tense -natural color- to the hair. -. J
sr-e
"Mildred" ; writes i "X am constantly
embarrassed because of the fact of my
extreme thinness. J have absolutely no
color in my face and lip and I am dull
and Iff class most of th time..., Please
advise, m what to do." C ;-.V
Answer i If-yon aro se thin and pal
sad your Up and oneks ar oolorlesa
it t becanse your blood is e deficient
in red. oorpueolea.. This can bo easily
nvareome bv . the us t of thrae.aratn
Hvno-Nucian Taoieis. - wnicn .can . n
had ..from , any .druggist In .sealed oer
tons- wit a iuu . urecitons' ior tajunsr.
Wben the blood is enriched by the as
of . thes tablets, your weight will ; in
create. -
s. Ties writes: "I Buffer with rheu.
raatlsm eU th time and I shall be very
nuestiohe answered below ar .
general in character i th symptoms or
diseases are given and th answers
should apply to any case of almllar
nature. t : .
Those wishing further ' advice, . free,
may address Dr. Lewis Baker. College
Building,' Colleg-Xaiwood streets. Day-
ton, Ohio, enclosing self - addressed,
atamned amraiona far renlv. r SHill nam
and address must b given, but only
Initials or notitlous nam will b used
In any 'answers. Tb remediee ean be
obtained at any wellstookd drug store..
-Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
glad if you can tell me Bomethin't,'tos
relleve me.'i " .-v. -i..-
? "Answer? -This Is my favorlt remedy
and from - the number of letters re
ceived . from people . who have used it '
proves its value in rheumatism. - Th
f.llMu(M'tm.4. h MU1n ' lr-'- -
Ing teasooonful at meat times and'
again -befr retiring i ' Com p. essence
Cardiol, 1 ai comp. fluid Balmwort,-1
oa y syrup sarsaparilla comp., S os :
loaiae oz poiaaaium, a aruiw: win os ,
celchioum, one-half ounce ; sodium sal-- .
tcylate, 4 drama" ' 1 .
. see-
"Morris" asksi "X have suffered .with
a chronic couch. or almost a year.' and
catch a fresh oold every few weeks.
Nothing the doctor give me helps, eovl
Writ to yo.'W';.'"v'''-''wH--1.r-,:.-:V...
Answer t Tou need a thorough laxa
tive cough syrup, on that not only re
lieves, but sorely drives It from th .
system. Th following regularly used
will oust any curable cough or. cold
promptly t . obtain m 8H bottle of
esaeno Mentho-Lasene, mix It with
bom mad sugar syrup or honey as ..:
er dlreotlona on twttle, - ; , . V"4
" Tt Advlc" writ "X want yowf .
free advice, I seem to have gon all to
pieces.., X am irritated and annoyed by
strength and life nae no pleasures for
me any mor.':'-- :f -:!i ., .. . v.
Answer: There are' thousands whv
live too f est and then find them sal v
In vsiir tlthfr Tha strvaui visrAr has :
been deranged. - A tonlo lovigoratlar
medicine . called three-grain Cadomene
TableU wilt afford aid to" Nature - by
supplying mor food energy and gtv
your system a chano - to recuperate,
when calm nerves should take th
place of shattered nerves. M '
j: "Sara wriUst T am eonstlpaud
and have .a' greasy skin. - tuff er, from .
headache,-indigestion and some kMney
trouble. X wish yen to recommend a
rsmedy.-;,-':--'.--.- ; -Wv -f -
Answer t ' Tb beet remedy to reliev
and master chronio oonaU cation - is
called three - grain Bulpherb Tablets
made from sulphur, cream of tartar and
herb medicines, . Taksn regularly th
blood is purified, th bowels and liver
stimulated Into healthy a action and
health established. They are: packed -In-
sealed - tub with ' full' directions. :
The tablets-ar splendid for. children,
as they do not gripe, or sicken Adv.
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DONTHEGLECTA
RHEUI.IAJIC PAIN
0uy and keit Kandy a Vttl of pain':
relvug SJas Uniment ,
Y'QUl need Itwheu. the "unexpected
rheuroatlctwinfe, . etarU--the
pains and aches following exposure
sciatica, lumbago, sore .muscles, stiff
Joints netfraltii,;x Forgot ?i abojt
boyfng another, bottle; and keening it
handy, didn't s you Get 1t tisy
play safe you may; heed,1t,l;-'jiti
. inieijrwui cvunier-UTuar.; per-.e
tratM without rabbins? " and crit.r
the C9nrestion.; ThccsUt or. ache is
soon-reUeved,iieivlnc no claster'ot
poultice tnusslness,' no stainei skin.
Thousands of regular users - keep It
handy , for emergency they don't
suffer nee Uesslyr Three sizes at all
druggists 33 c. 76e. $t.40. Adv. ,
wr at :-
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