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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1914)
TYrn WRITERS, ALL MAKES j ,V -.Mil i nivai in klatklaa hiya aji..l Ml aaaraa ton. Sar aaaial Mrt. atallu fVM."ln U.HSO, XU la. fl NEW HOTEL HOUSTON flaw Howm pra It. SV TKnw . WaiMrt.tr a-r. Ml B. t mmtm. Wa. im frtM. m' walk .; vy lvt. Writ, far nw iui,im I0y ERIAI-tP-A-COLD TABLETS A ruaranWed remedy for Cold and I. unpp. I Tic :ee or your owrem. It food. Tul nothing el. AJV, MEN WAHTWV-awallfr bn Mw. aHiarhaa otartrM Haaa. liManHT. Na Miiaa. whan, ri ararar a arark. lamnalkvwi Salt" SVarrMa Haraa. lnar.tMua aa. St. . Epitaph. What's Ml of Oawald Parkin Blsod la resting la this apaca; Ha puffed a nor da Onloa and Blew trooka Into my far. CllnclnnsU Enquirer. Tb hrd of Percy Clarence Dill la thla clear box rest; Ha amoked while In a powder mill. He's now heavenly gueat. Allentown Democrat Hera llth Ebeneter Fife, Bereft of aoul and breath: Ha lied throughout Ma meaaly Ufa. And now ha Ilea ta death. The aahea of John Wolcott Flfa Lie perfumed In thla urn: Ha had no time for any Ufa. But now he's time to burn. Springfield Union., William Allan White SO Year Ago. In an article In Thursday's Gazette describing thla affiant, he waa made to describe himaelf at If aa covereo with dimple. That waa tna printer Idea. We wrote It pimple. We hare new been a $1,000 beauty, but If anything w had leas pulchritude In our adolescence than now. A freckle faced, long-necked, milk-eyed, splay footed boy. with a face that looked Ilk a hamburger ,tak garnished with red quills from the fretful porcupine that waa the way the editor of the Ga teua looked 30 year ago, when ha boarded with Mr. Jooe on ton ill lo tion atreet and Fourth arena. h.m porta GaieUe. Ruptured hnM aofhr awr frai atttaaT tbaa from karat. Wky aot boy Taar li a 1 1 1 fromarpart? Try Laaa Pari. QmOa. atM am) TaajhiU. Fartiaajd. On. waa are a- , . Something Salable. "I am trying to Invent a aafety ap pliance to prevent railroad collisions." "And the cbancea are mat u you cot it tou couldnt aeU It. Why don't you Invent omething that people must have aay, for instance, a n dance atep?" Kanaa City Journal Headed for the Prom lee d Land. Believing that all the world except Palestine will be destroyed within two year Adolph Koenig, a prosperous farmer of Cbokio, ha sold hi farm and with hi family ha departed for the promised land. Minneapolis Jour- Mlxed Medicine Bill Now they say sand Is good for dyspepsia. Jill That' right Eat plenty of sugar. St Louis Post-Dispatch. 1 Can Not Lose Mall. Street letter boxes have been In vented In Hungary which' can be opened only when a postman's bag 1 attached beneath them to catch all of their contents. . . ; JL Fortunes of War. "Did you go to the church fair?" "Yea; and all the men were captured by pretty girls." "I suppose they levied heavy Indem nities." Louisville Courier-Journal. And Thing Like This Are Permitted. -. If the Russian descend on Con stantinople it will be a barem-acare'm crowd. Philadelphia Public Ledger. a Easy. : Even when there isn't much room at the top, a woman can put a hundred dollars' worth of millinery on it . Dallas -News., Wa pity the fat well-fed turk. But greet him with faces that smirk. When it comes to Thanksgiving He'd be more thankful living. But his duty he never would shirk! One can never be too cautious, Tou may some day get the worst So even in your shaving Make your motto: "Safety first" I've ditched my summer headgear, Whose endurance made me gloat Just now I am contented with My last year's overcoat Startling discovery! War corres pondents following in the wake of the armies have found evidences of com bat' -.. : - '" The amateur strategist wants to know if you can refer to a cavalry brigade that cuts its way through the .enemy as a saw-horse? ' " Probably those grand opera refugees are coming to America for assistance 'because their, notes were not nego tiable abroad. ; , : r An egg, cheese and butter monopoly Is rumored In the east It is causing a regular welsh rarebit nightmare. j. The army and navy experts seem to be having a perfectly glorious Urn . trying to scare ns these days. .-. Hoarding money may be the cause , of the financial pinch, but it's a ticht . er pinch for some of ns to hoard It ,:' The aviation casualty lists seem to reflect the high cost of flying. tank and for KUnar traobta. Mm tS ar box. I bazaa far 11-00. For aala by Lam-Deri Dm Oa Sd and Yamhill Stfc. ParUand. Or. 9.M.V. No. SO, 114 wrttia a adiaUhwia. a a I Maa tfcta a""1- J ANOTHER TERROR OF THE SEAS , tti Tra. mi ii uj German cruiser Bremen, which, since the destruction of the Emden. I lb most oufbt-for ! ,h 8n" nM don n,B),l oMw to w merchant shipping of th alllea la in Fcine ocean. American Manufacturer Winning Enormous Trade Washington, D. C That one year j of the war in Europe will add $500,, 000,000 to th foreign commerce of the United State Is th estimat of Edward E. Pratt, chief of th bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Mr. Pratt ha just completed a study ' of th reports of American consuls and ! mmmnrrlal re nr en tall ve abroad, of Baswwt Detent uncee iagenU of hi bureaa In this country, Back for llmetooa auppqr 0f th new order for American of CUf Waa Short. t manafacturers and products reported ; in commercial periodicals. As specific data upon which to Das GEMS GET LODZ pcrtant RsssLin fortress TaKcn After Week's Baltic. NORTHWEST MARKET RETORTS. Berlin, via London It is officially announced that tb German occupied Lods Sunday. Lods is fortress or tb aecona class, bat waa one of Russia main points of defense in Poland, ranking with Warsaw. Petrograd The Novo Vreroya s correspondent at the front, in a dis patch to his paper, tells of th bom bardment of Lods. "The shelling of Lodi began a week ago," to aispaicn Bay, ana giww heavier and heavier until the ahella i landing in the town at flve-minute Intervals, setting many fire. From the battlefield the town ap peared enveloped in flame. Wednes day the German attempted to storm th city, but were driven back by the Russian bayonet. The town is in a pitiable state. The inhabitants are scantily provided with food and tier is no employment, as th factories bare long since been closed. There has been no regular communication with the outside world the past two months." Lods, city of 416.60 population. the chief manufacturing center 01 Roasian Poland. It baa numerous tex tile mills, the majority of them for the manufacture of cotton goods. In addition it baa flour mills, dyeing es tablishments, brickyards, machinery plants and breweries. The population made up ox roles, uerman ana Jew. Sixtg-lhird Congreu Again in Sennon Washington, D. C At noon Mon day convened the third session of the Sixty-third congress, for wmcn -member of both bouses flocked to Wash ington, ending their holiday recess of six weeks. Democratic leaders in informal con ferences before the opening of the ses sion, which is destined to be devoted chiefly to appropriation measures, have been unanimous in expressing the hope that the legislstive program of ne cessities could be concluded by March next when the present congress au tomatically will end. Many Republican leaders, however, have said that there were many im portant measures which they would urge for passage, and some indicated that supply bills might be delayed to such an extent that an extra session next spring and summer would be necessary. Administration leaders awaited ea gerly for the annual messsge of Presi dent Wilson, which wss delivered in joint session. Already, however, they have crecared for some things gener- ally expected to be pressed before ad journment. Conservation measures include the general waterpower ana land-leasing bills, hearings on which to begin before the senate com mittee on public lands during the week. Before the senate committee on Philippine Islands the bill to pave the way for Philippine independence, which passed the house at the last ses sion, is pending. Turks Warned by Greece. London Renter's Athens correspon dent telegraphs that Premier Venize- los wss visited Monday by Ghalib Bey with reference to reported persecution of Greeks in Turkey and a proposed search of the Greek legation at Con stantinople on the pretext that a wire less telegraph station Is concealed there. The correspondent says it Is understood Premier Venixelos declared in vigorous terms that such a conduct by the Turkish authorities would pre vent the resumption of friendly rela tions between the two countries. his estimates, Mr. Pratt baa th report of J. MasseL special commercial agent, now en route to South America to study the machine tool market there and prepare review or to neeo oi South American countries, which will be made available to American manu facturers. In preparation for his trip he visited virtually every large manu facturing plant in th United Stste and estimated that the machine tool manufacturing companies alone have from $10,000,000 to 116,000,000 in new order from European countries now on their book. One big plant, be said, baa enough work to keep it in full operation 24 hours a day for the next two years. Several concerns already are preparing to increase their facilities to meet the larger demands arisinsr from the war. The first country among th bellig erents to seek the American machine tool supply waa Russia. Almost im mediately after war waa declared or ders from Russian bouse were re ceived for lathes and machine of all kind of a similar nature. That de mand baa been growing steadily, pre sumably because of the fsct that the war had excluded Russia Irom ner mmal source of suddIv in Germany. England and France now have joined in seeking American tools, and it ia indicated that the present supply- can not meet the demand. Of course. nroblems of deliver still have to be met, but the business is of the moat valuable type, since order are as a rule BceomDanied by cash. In reaching his estimate on the esti mated grand total, Mr. Pratt took into consideration the enormous increase in EuroDean-bound food supplies noted in September and October. Details of the November foreign commerce are not available yet, beyond the estimate that a trade balance In favor of the United State of approximately $70 000,000 will be shown. Department officials are aware, however, that the increase in food shipments has con tinued and that manufactured arti cle are beginning to move across the Atlantic in considerable volume. Exchange Opening Near. New York Plans for resumption of trading in stocks on the floor of the stock exchange were reported In finan cial circles to bavs been approved by the clearing-house committee repre senting the bank and th reopening the exchange for stock dealings, it wss said, might be witnessed next week. Ratification of the plan by the governors of the stock exchange is necessary, and this, the reports stated, waa expected to be forthcoming at a meeting of the governor to be held "FINAL OBJECT SOON AS POSSIBLE," JAPAN'S AIM Tokio The opening of the diet Mon day waa a brilliant function. The chamber was crowded. Emperor Yo shihitio's address dealt in part with the war and requested the diet to pass the legislation requested by the gov ernment, "I am nappy to announce," the emperor said, "that the friend ship of the empire with tresty powers is growing in cordiality and that the alliance with Great Britian and the en tente with France and Russia have been cemented in the present critical stage by stronger bonds or amity. Our army and navy have crushed the enemy in co-operation with our allies and peace in the Orient is gradually being restored. But tbe great war is not'yet ended. We rely on the loy alty and bravely of our subjects. We wish to attain the final object as quickly as possible." Relief Buying It Heavy. Minneapolis, Minn. The New York branch of the Belgian Relief Fund as sociation baa bought 60,000 barrels of flour in Minneapolis. When Mad ame Lalla Vandervelde, wife of the Belgian foreign minister, who recent ly poke in the Twin Cities, wss leav ing for tbe East she told members of the Minnesota branch of the Belgium Relief Fund association she was so fa vorably impressed with the idea of turning all th money collected here into flour that ahe would . recommend that other money be likewise invested. Japan to Seek New Trade. New York Th Est and West bo reau made public the following cable dispatch which it received from Tokio: "The Japanese government has recent ly appointed several special commis sioners to China, India, Aslatie Ros sis, tbe South Sea Island, Autrslia, the United Bute and Canada. Their mission is to make careful inspection of the effect of the present wsr on the world's trade and to extend foreign market for Japanese goods. The commissioners eooo will start for their destinations." Portland First suggestions of oper ation in th Mat domestic clip of wool hav been mad during th past week, according to mail advle from Boston. No tree can be found of actual transact lona, but th word has con forth that EaaUrn dalr hav contracted In th Wt Th attitude of th woolgrowr at prseent I against an such business on a basis which would allow of a profitabl turnover. Furthermore, no dssir of contract wa found among growr at th recent convention of their National associa tion. Yt th condition do not pre clude activities) and th hint of busi ness remain. In thla connection it I interesting to not that th trde and American manufacturer are in somewhat of a quandary aa to where th necessary supplies are to be secured between now and th tlm when th domestic clip begin to mov. Foreign supplies. except from South America, will otror no relief. Even from that country tb situation for th moment at least is rather discouraging. Old wools are steadily going into consumption, though stocks already art th smallest for year at thla Mason. It would not tak much Improve ment in the demand for goods to send mill buyer into th market with a rush for the remaining supplies, ac- cordimr to authorities in the trade. In fsct, it is asserted that some indica tions of a growing demand already have been given, though the buying has been done quietly. Despite the conditions of supply and demand. dealers have been willing to let go of their holdings fslrty readily, even house most confident aa to future price. Suggestions of a fsmin In wool within the next few month seem to have coneidorable warrant Th wheat market la decidedly strong. Buyer raised their bid re cently, but even these advances failed to make an impression on sellers. At many country points a complete dead lock exists. Portland exchange prices were offered tnrougnou ine interior and Droduced but little business. There were only two sellers at the Merchants' Exchange Saturday at the hinher nricea bid. 10.000 bushels of January Fif changing hands st $1.13 J. or 2i cents more than wss bid for this delivery on Thursdsy. Other futures were from half a cent to a sruii cent higher and there were similar advance in the bid prices for prompt delivery. Wheat Bid: Blueetem, Jl.u. per bushel: forty-fold. $1.17: club, $1.15; red Russian. $1.09: red Fife, $1.11 Oats Bid: No. 1 white feed, Z7.7o ner ton. 1 ... . ... . i m n Barley Bid: no. l wnue leea, per too: brewing, so.ou; oran. 123.25: shorts. $24. Millfeed Spot prices: Brsn. z4c 24.60 per ton; shorts, $26&26.50; rolled barley, $27.5028.60. Corn Whole, $34 ton; crckea,3Y Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, $14 16; grain bay, $10011 alfalfa. $12 valley timothy, $U12. Vegetables Cucumbers, 60cdoten; ecrolant 7c pound: peppers, 7(l8c artichokes, 90c dozen; tomatoes, 60cf(i $1 crate; cabbage, (Ilc per pound; beana. 12ac: celery. 60376e dozen ; cauliflower, $11.25; prout. 8c round: head lettuce, $2 crate; pump kins, lc round: squash, le. Green Fruits Apples, 6&c(il.eu per box; cassbas, He pound; pears, IK21.60 box: grspee, $11.60 erste; cranberries, $8.609.60 barrel Onions Yellow, $1.25 sack. Potatoes Oregon, 90c sack; sweet Dots toes. 2c pound. Egg r resn uregon rancn, case count, 4032Jc dozen; candled, 42(j$ 45c; Oregon storage, 80c. Poultry Hens. I1M1ZC per pound ; springs, ll12e; turkeys, dressed, 20 21e; live. I7iac; aucxs, iwftizic; geese, lOtgllc. Butter Creamery, prints, extra. S4Jc pound in case lota; c more in less thsn case lots; cubes, 80c Veal Fancy, 10lle pound. Pork Fancy, block, 9(9Je pound. Hop 1914 crop, 8gllc pound; 1913 crop, nominal. Wool Valley. I72tl8c pound; east ern Oregon, 1520c, nominal; mohair, 1914 clip, 27c Cascara bark Uld and new, sc pound. Cattle rrime steers, iwi.w. choice, $S.606.75; medium, $6.25j 6.60; choice cows, $5.756.25; me dium, $5.26 6.76; heifers, $5.25 6.25; calves, $6(38; bulls, $34.75; stags, $5.406. Hogs Light, $6.80(0 7; neavy, $6.806. Sheep Wethers, 4B,e; ewes, .zo 5; lambs; $57. Seattle Eggs Select rsncb, 24 c dozen. Poultry Live hens, 1016e pound; old roosters, 10c; 1914 broilers, lie; ducklings, 1213c; geese, 10c; guinea fowl, $6 dozen; turkeys, live, zuc pound; do. dressed, 22(&23c. Apples Looking, ou m ouc oo; Black Twigs, 75c(S$l; Winter Ba nanas, $1.251.60; Baldwins, 60076c; Delicious, $1.2601.60; Spitzenbergs, 76c$1.25; Yellow Newtown Pippins, $101.60; Stamen Winessps, 76c$l; Winessps, $11.Z5. Cranberries Eastern, .ou car rel. Grapes Malagas, $101.15 crate; Red Emperor, $1.251.60; Lorai cbons, $1. Honey $3.2603.60 case; strained, 7g8c pound. Pears Beurre taster, Sl.o dox; Beurre Anjou, $22.26;WInter Nellls, $101.26. Dressed Beef Prime Deer steers, 12012JC pound; cows, 111012c Dressed Veal 14e pound. Dressed Hog Whole, packing bouse, 81010c pound. Dressed Spring UmD igisc pound. r ..... . . M , M Dressed Mutton iwg,iuc pouno. Vegetables Artichokes, 85c $1 dox.; beans, green, 100121c pound; beets, new, $ll.Zo sacx; csooage, local, $11.25 per 100 pounds; celery, 40060c per dos; carrots, local, 76c 0$1 sack; horseradish, 12Jc pound; lettuce, local, 40050c per crate; pota toes, Whit river, ear Iota, $18(S!15 per ton; Yakimas, ear lots, $1417; store price, $23 ton additional. Lang t Thl I a good tlm to recall th story of th Uvraiaa who emigrated in thl couutry tnsny year , bou.ht to acres of land and settled on It. II had a larg family and on of his nsw neighbors ssked If h thought h Huld inak a living on to acres. "I don't know." w his tvly. "but If 1 mat I can soil 10 acres and lira on th othr 10. t made a good living and money beside on 10 arrea of land In th old country, and I can do It Tradition y h msd a living on hi tO seres, but that he got along mu.-h bottvr after his rhlldrwu grew up and look part of his land off his hands. Moai farmers cultivate loo much Intnl. Rather, they vrvtend to cultl' vats It Tbey hav so much thai they cn't hslf cultivate it. Tney snow nothing about Intensive farming. Its economy and It tinmen profit slid ha aroat nleasure Iher I In It Most farmer could troler on one-fourth th land they now try to cultivate. They are land poor, nd thai I about the most distrvsslng form of poverty that w know of Anderson l. C.) Mall. Women and War. Wsr Is a man's g.ime, hut ther hav hein Amaioii. In all war th wive and mothers of the warrior hav c quired masculln austerity. Th Spar tan mothera told their sons to bring hark their shields from th war or be brought back upon them, and corre spondents In Germany havs reported thnt the Herman women witnessed the departure of those dearest to them for th front with tearless eyes and grim determination, not desiring even to see them back unlesa they returned victors. There Is the story of th srls-tin-ratio Krenrh mother whose three sons were killed In battle not long ago. A messenger cams to bring her the news, and faltered badly In telling the sad story. Hut the mother did not break down. A look of mplure Is said to have lit her fare ss she said: "My sons all died for Krance. I am salts fled." liorhester (N. Y.) Herald. EASY WAY TO CLEAR BAD COMPLEXIONS Pimplea and Mnrkheads disappear, red, rough, blotchy complexions be come clean, clear snd velvety, and hair bcalih and beauty are aided by tr regular use of Iteainol Soap snd a lit tle Keslnol Ointment. They do their work easily, quickly, and at little cost even when other method fall. Keslnol Ointment snd Keslnol Boap stop itching instun'.ly and speedily Leal skin humors, bores, wounds and chafing". Sold by all druggista. Commercialised Reform. "I understand that your nearest neighbor, Llxurdvllle, adopted prohibi tion." "Yes." replied Three-fingered Sam: "us leading cltlxens of Crimson Oulcn saw to that There ain't enough sa loon huslnrss for two saloons In thl lortlity. Crimson liulrh beln' tbe natural renter of commerce, me an' Piute Pole an' a few olbers went over, look chare of the bsllot sn' reformed Llsardvllle." Wsablngton Star. Uurlna Cla KaiIT fur K,l. Wrafc, M'atrM gtoa and U,nulall trII.U; No Maiartlng Com (on. writ for Hoes oi ta rot owi rjaixKiisT wiu mi too rrr liid. tit Baiirraa. MurlDa Kjr H.raaJ, Iq.,C1i. He Psys th Bill. The most exasperation thing about the present war ia that the ultimate consumer, who. possibly, had very lit tle enthusiasm concerning It, will be expected to meet the expense at final settlement Washington Star. Veracious Announcement "Whst do you mean by putting np a sign, 'Pre list suspended,' for thai punk show?" sskod the doorkeeper. "That sign's nil right," replied tho manager. "People won't even come to see the show for nothing." Washing ton Star. Artlflclsl Lskes. A German Investigator hss found that the artificial lakea which have been built In his country decrease the temperature and Increase the number of foggy days. I'm glad I'm not In Europe, I'm glad 1 am at home. Where no submarine can get roe And no bombs bounce off my dome! rmi snvsaTistwiHT. CsJiV'"?. 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T.. kaiiar .Mu.in..,.,. w.ik ku k.ra. aal .or coou.l t.prH.au.i.ai ikal U Oat' tluau art baa tta aJxo.uu aa naUy i.m! montr uiii(i Prize Piano on Exhibition m (Vindow of Reed-French Store, Tentn snd Slark Streets, Portland, CK-ycs r Rheumatism Just put a few drop of Sloan's on the painful spot and tbe pain stops. It to really wonderful how quickly Sloan's acts. No need to rub it in laid on lightly it penetrates to tbe bone and brings relief at once. Kills rheumatic pain instantly. Vr. Jama E. AUxanAir. of North I BarrtutU. Af., wi-to.- "Many (train I in my back and hip Droucn) on row n.tin in lh kUu nerv. I had it o b4 an nisnt wha ailtin ia my chair, that I had to Jump oa my fact to t nlief. I at on, applied your Liniment lo th aOaotMl part ana la lorn mm tan I miniiu, 14 waa narfactlr aaay. 1 thiuk I it ia th. bait Of all LiaiawaU I bar I erar uad. SLOAN'S LINIMENT Kills Pain At U dalar,XSa. 5aad tour Bt ia stamp for a TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Carl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B. Philadelphia. Pa. Tobacco Habit Cured Not only la aarr of pin n4 rlcar. but lh rlclnu rlsar.lt habit la orarmm. by ualn Oi. "NITHITK" tmtnwnt, lrl mmplala. poalaa paid. 11.00. Uua-Uarl liru Co.. W snd Vain, hill. Portland. Or. (Wbn wntin mmUon Ihi papar.) Doing Mors Thsn Its 8hars. Tho British srlstocracy, whose re lations to other "classes" bnve been on the whol or often grout and hon orable and useful for several hundred venra. la dolnc mora than It part In Inaclln and In dylnK In this war. If the struggle Is prolonged, the aristoc racy may even suffer the fate of the older nobility In the wars of the rosvs. New York Sun. Modern Efficiency. "You think a president should hsve only one term? ' "I'm kind o lennln to that Idea," re plied Fsrmer Corntossol. "liut It used to be customary to give a nresldent two terms." "Yes, but In those days It took two terms for a man to do as mucn wora as he now lays out for himself In one." Washington Star. An Impression. To keep up with the style you try, As you forget tbe past, Dut somehow every bet you buy , Looks funnier thsn the last Washington Star. A typograrhlcal error makes a dls pnlch miy ilml 4uuo tiurm.ui. who sot Into Holland hy mltM, are being taken lo a camp for Interment. Mortar I timially reisnrded its some thing to build up snd construct with, but In war the niorii.r Is the great de stroyer of constructive work. The morals of California seem to be well mixed. The state voted wet, killed prise fighting and now 1 pry ing the lid oft the Uarbary coast. Along with tbe British Hon, the Rus sian bear snd the German and Aus trian eagles there will soon be a few Portuguese. It seems that a whole pile of cltl tens are looking to the politicians elect to solve their unemployed problems. Thsy have raised the pay of tbe British officers. A glsnce at the cas ualty lists Indicate what tbe wages really are. After cracking rock for several weeks that German tenor ought to have little difficulty bringing dowa the house. i Nothing to do now ontll Christmas, and we'll shop early. Deaf mule an Involved In a civil stilt mid lire nut on (.diking term. The. court, however, will glv tliom their henr'ng. Purifies Blood With Telling Effect Gives Conscious Evidence of Its Direct Action. A A i., th famous blood purllW, almost talks as It swxps Its way through, tit cir culation. It artloa so direct tint r.ry often la sum f .rma of sklo sIBIclloa tb ppaaraoc of th eruptions chaues rr nlgl.t, lbs Itch snd rnlorss ar goo aad rcorry begin Immediately. A a Butler of fact, thtre Is on Ingrsdl at In 8. 8, 8. which a. ml ths actlv pur posa of stimulating each cellular part of ths body to ths bltby and judlcleua sls tloa of It own entlsl outrlnnnt. Tbst Is why It rsnerats th blood supply t why It bss soch a truindou laflueac In r.r comic , rak, plural, sad all abut sanction, And la rrgrnitratlng th tlssnss 8. S. 8. has s rs,ld snd poalUr aatldotal sfact upon all tho Irritating InOueni-a that causa rkumsttam, sor tbrut, wk ya, loss of wlht, thin, pal chnks, aad that warlaM of moacl aad nrr that Is ss. orally apsrlracd ss spring frr. 0t a bottls of s. 8. a. at any druf store, aad la a fow days joa will aot only f bright aad nargstlc, bat you will bo th plctur ( sew Ufa. B. 8. & la prepared oaly la tb laboratory f Ths Bwlft BpwIB C., 114 Bwlft Bid., Atlanta, O., who mslnula a Try snclaat Mdlrsl Departmtat, wk.r all who bar aay blood disorder of a tubbrn star nay writ frly for adrlc aad a aTMelal book of InitractloB, 8. 8. B. Is ol aersl stor, but bswar of all tutltut. vrywbr by drug ator, dapartairat aad naersl stor, but bswar ox ali Do act aee.pt ta.au PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Uati aaaItar and kriafctaf calar fkaa airy dwt dr. BaaryaMfc (uwaatHd ta alar guV, VaA'CWtaa a' Him. Goad t aa, S1Uiq WmM WilM lot faat kaoklav "Haw Py aa Ml. Cl . lnd. alattaw. tfc aw vmwo wwsu-awt. IKunmmu t, wiwT lllaull