T l IK BEAVERTON REVIEW F ri« I»» y, Nov. Ili. 1928 From Baby Day» to Manhood His Mother Guarded Him *\Mjr son, now • frown man, •»111 nsri Glosaco for eov*ha ant) cold*. When a baby It orrream« 0 cokl for him which had h in f l all wtnttr/* writes a grandmother from aine. # e • o • From baby days to old ago emttfhs and colds can easily b« broken up and stopped— eroup cam be rtltoved without t. mm mg and wbfH*mr.g cough rased and lightened—a health guarded by tilessco— a physicians gtrescriptton, lime tried and proven. Ask an/ ®/e «-omened into |siwer by a process Hint has liven anr.uunceil by tiie Sclem-e -««liege of C«lculla. The Bower, wliirh lies st<>p|ieil inuny wa­ terworks l>> its heavy growth, is be­ ing used in n with Hie gang- w:i tree, which also grows wild in Itengiil. and >-an l>e ««Malned in large ipianlities. The new methods which Imve been worked on, to pnsluc« al­ cohol from the water hyacinth not only give a new sonri-e of tower, but wio help toward clearing the water­ ways. Money Loses Weight M IC K IE , T H E P R IN T E R 'S D E V IL ÿicCom Sup f v i i u PtctyM « m o <« -o «* PATMtT>C petuoM «t MO, SIR-, I AltfT GOIMO T J ÛIV «AARHiEO I WWfcU I ÛRDW UF • * SHOULD SAT MOV ». I I'tA GO"J' TO 9 « A O f »ACMELOR ' i U K « TOO AMO "TRAVEL A U OVER TW' I WORLD AU« 6CE evV'/TUI'J' AU ' MOT WORK. UARO LIKC AAV PAVO COES - ' r ¡ VI * ÛOWUA BE Vorl yon? Daughter—Oh. no. dinldy, hut he doe* iimke an awful lot of money. Doctor— l*o you sleep with your mouth open? Fntlent—I dunno, but I'll have a look tonight. "Senator, you advise young men to take a leaf out of your book.” “ Well?" “ Can you help me to a page?" Cucumber— "Iki you know we're both likely to heenme Intoxicated?" Beet —'TVhat do you mean?" Cucum So many nowadays talk about giving their children fruit juices, as if this were a new discov­ ery. As a matter fact, for over flfty years, mothers have b e e n accomplishing results far «u n m ssln g ... ........„ om secure from home prepared fruit Juices, by using pure, wholesome Cali­ fornia Fig Syrup, which Is prepared under the most exacting liiboratory anpervhlon from ripe California Figs, richest of nil fruits In laxative und nourishing properties. It’s marvelous to see how bilious, weak, feverish, sallow, constlpntid. under-nourished children respond lo Its gentle Influence; how their breath clears up. color flames In their cheeks, and they become sturdy, playful, en­ ergetic again. A Western mother, Mrs. II. J. Stoll, Valley I*. «>., Ne­ braska, says: “ My little daughter, Roma I.ucile, wa« constipated from babyhood. 1 heroine worried about her and decided to give her some California Fig Syrup. It storied her constipation quirk; and the way It Improved her color and mode her pick np made me re« 11 re how rundown she had been. She 1« so sturdy and well now-, and always In sncli good hnmor that neighbors aoy she's the happiest girl in the West." i I.lke all rood thing«, California FI* Syrup 1« Imltnted, but yon can always get the genuine by looking for tw.ue "California'' « u the e s c „a.