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Ecfltorf&I Page of The Salem Capital Journal ma? MONDAY 5, 1913 The Capital Journal Plblthcl If , The Barnes -Ta be r Company GRAHAM P. TATIER. Editor an Manaor fcb Indpw4at Nw.ppr Dt-rotaxl to American Principle, tod tha Proirrew Ml Daralopmool cf 81 sra In Particular and All Oregon In General PMIkl tT7 Brewing Hifpt imUy, Winn. Orx BU1180KUT1ON 1UTK8: UararUlilf la advanr) Pail?, bf CwrrUr, pr )w . ..Idlio Per mon!ti..4,V lUf. bf Mali, ft tr X Per month.. RBo "ear, kf Moll, r ?Mr 1.0(1 ftti month! .IK ri'l.l, I.RAHRl) IVtHN TKIJCIIKAI'II KimiHT .vvsjv ADTKRTISlSfl KATKS. Krwrilittng rale, will l) furnished application. "W.w TtxUr" tit strictly mull In ..rnnrA TIM Capital Journal carrlr hoy .r instructed to put tht paper on tht torch. It lb curler doM not do thin, nils yon, or noclocts (ttUng th pa pe to yx on Urn, kindly phon. th. circulation manager, a this U th. only way ww can thiamin. whlhr or not th. carrlara are foUowlnf Instruction, non Main fi rOKCH VEH8U8 TUBUO OPINION fjH Pd'SlNl-SS, in trying to force fl th hand of th California logisla tuna, and prevent It enacting the ami .Hen ownership of land hill, threat- t lnve.k IhK referendum, anil lnox th legislature refused to hav it hand forced, and so passed tho hill, Kig lbila will probably carry out It throat, Uowvr, it t a gam that two play at, and the people raa proceed tvi apply similar wot hod to it, Tho merchant, th big load owner, tho Im porter, are against tho measure, he ram they faaoy it. is going to '"hurt busine,"' Thov faro nothing (or tho pooplo, tho farmer throughout the tld who ix brought into contact with nndoaitabl neighbor by thoir acts. It ia not people, not thoir own pooplo at loan!, they are censi-leting, but thoy are plaeiag husiao above tho man, aid thoir awn financial danger of losing tr.,1. ever and above, the welfare of the entire community, If ptig tumes pro fort tho Japan trade, to that of tta w people, why not .gree with it hot it har the Jap trade, and no other. If tho morehaat are willing to force , w, , ,1,1 , n r UlilUIHK, K IV .L. , . .v . . . M tha faimer give them a tart of their medicine, by refumng to do bnrineii with themt We do not advo cate th boycott a a general propori tion, hut when oti it hld that hi trad i. a reoondarv ct.i deration, that therej' , ; ' ro Cher, h, trwdc i, pr,W. ,V"' v B1,i'"' hUe can W ..... he. ,,, v.u h . e,e ,U, " . . '. i, . , , , if ho act mvn the intoimatioa ad , wV anchor trading pom., i. o.hcr wuh wh,n to do burinr. We do not like th hovvott, but at the m-w tim. It i r more obyc.ionahlo . a woapon thaa th p-Arl iolvi.g f the ref rea.lnm, th tal-.ng ..(vantage of the taw which permit th.we in a hopele Minority, to hold up vr-auon and ,( foa. th wi'.l of the pooj-V f,,r a two, f, th. ae (X.r ir a'.l th who kave th pt in view can ev-w. 1 c wnphtk, for they Incw pcllic enli Men. ia vrwh!iai(igly nt thera T farwer )oild figh. ha.k. make Ivig lttttttxw take om of i. iiS kin, or at Voart ravack it etc or tv ia th i.g w.th the r.;va. , AT AN KJJ!criOX tw lMl)a4 at! wrvi.v, tke new ,-kaior rov.rg a .; for. o( gvvcTM-t Jwd hy a re mvavr.tr of the vvier a4 as tj. 'y re.t cf tW veie , was v it '.; be Mvwa the city a.lo-. t- j J th eom u, , n. 1, -bi ,( peverwaie-at wet .abr be a w. iam-iv, Vut hv W that Mcfe.-ik , -,e , ii.; xe-ie of the itr. it w-.'.l be c t-vm th . tjit wh V w-ew-ea re nviYtt r;wv Jwt.c; rv-ew tVe h.. t.nv.V ,t iStr are r4 1 te exe.w t, Tv! t, e w.U cast ea-lv ea-eha.f tVe re .t Us W i .-tx. "ei tt.e mwWMs hew that w l S-ih ve.i r.(. W j th ereta'f tt-e " v vie , t. TV ,wit w ',1 ,-.., trl il tf )r hoped n, l, wkes ewty v oter w he ! .tw ff. xr the rvv. sr-.i ,at his' Ka.kH, sows be c vhew f.-vv. cv.-ne tt-ew-tcr. w.'d be e! f-c..w,J f.M eVl.oa r t, srd he, er i3d t svs . r-a pv , , , , i , ' ,. .. ,t , ) aelr. tit wor. fit i lv tv, f.,, ewe t IkV xai! ire: jwi w-.th.wst h ct.vf-r tt It a nvauy ?t ttn,fi.'(.ii, iV.i.,iV. 1e muti.i a ia th vs'.ifv t),st iV lVi.i,.t ohartrr tw,l .! iV.c -,,,!,, , wii p-.;c n.-At. Ts, ,,t,m a- t4 M4iSt( Vi tlx. ,n i,. ti, m mwov 1u-m ft etTnft n iW w-i.w t4 lie i-wtv' i,t r.fN-h'oa ,t j.'-v j LADD & BUSH, Bankers ! rrmiCT k mi nii wtmi:. sirrtT t -Want" ids mi ting public, work done at wvll and an cheaply aa private work i done, and M thin ha horotoforo proven impossible under our old tyl of a mayor and a cumbersome covin.' il, the Portland ei- periment will ha watched with unusual interest, and if roaonahly successful, will ho pattornod after by Oregon 'a smaller cities. COVERS TUB CASK FU1AT. AX EDITOR I At. in Sunday 'a Orogo nian under the caption "Mental t'ontagion" it well worth, not only peroral, hut re peroral, (or it ray much, ay it briefly, nuccinctly and forcibly. It 0vn hy raxing "Men are catching, like diphtheria and mearlc, and foolirh one are much more contagion than the wi" After "pivir.g ita care," and rhowing up the follio and f,nMc of our anceetor being, in degree, at great a our own, it conclude: "There are me who corn fadt and lerpire novel opinion th moment they begin to tprend. Such men eoy being h,vio.l at. The how) of tho moh are mnnc to thoir ear, Kotton esg are in coare to thoir nortrilr. They are iooao- V , I.,. ..... , Ml i.ame are g-,iea them, hut thcT are tho talt of tho earth. They re(u to worrhp ,dol and they tpatter triumph al car with mud. but for that they can bo fotgiiea. The fact that thev form r w-.-T..icri.i. .moi:R. ,l l.r4. ' , , .oro ct,o aid c if evident tni.h , , . . . '", m i, I,.-., rr.u r;i,t sr., mi,i upon it i r., o.ar.Iy d'.f-'e-"t. nothiag i '.eft to he raid. It m.(.h. ho oWit'oratesl uivn, b-.u why ,d lm langua-; m o.!cr to rtprera the saree idea w;.h waketicl f,tvf THAIMSil S0HVH1L BOTS RECEIVE COMVrXTOX j jTimasea of the Hate t-alning vk,Nsll who are e-7r,hr of tle .'aih.vHc f a;ta. ! receive,! ov.w.nioa ia a Ks(y Sna.iar I iroTT.rg at S o'cvk. at St, .c-aej'! chtiivh. Klh.vraie f.rcfara!;or kadi hoa raaJl to a-ake the oc.aKoa w.em : orab for tV lutl fclw. Liri'e fit. who wf-e garho.1 to rep.renet aa Cv, ewrAr.ol t! hoy hv t n to the i f:vit of xtt a:tr. j 5a k wrwt tker l.v.r A. ct.wvI th ra.---TMt i4 cwn.mtaioa a! , aoTr - e Wft, jvvat.ig cm u rp.if. . nr. ai .i iir w-i . ' rhey SoUt I:t. K-.c)etit'.y t,i at.fid w .ih be n J a:reie-d at 1 ,v.Tfw'V.; te r the ! e'. ef a tval sw .l ,(,r,.- ,-,f the 1., ' VveVlers cm i cr, :f ,-a-f ef -,'.',. it i eoV. t . t, v (a- Vc'.i tv rev. a yi It.-; as won si,. ii i.x-pe.l .a ; 1 aa.ii Nil. r.ia, r ;t , i. the . V.-cr if hw- it i-itW ai.l .l.wo-.'.e-'y . aii t,. bvt i ; .' .i. iv l";t . a .V .iy ; t'.e, .tv tte .j.i-.oa that 4 Vvav j the . -v vi'. no'. !c',. She w-eit, Ti e -es.i w .-. 4 - the staves S:,i, H ilt x a bei;y Mate 4 . tex .ai or. 5' ,y Vat-wa l.vnch ai uw-M.vl t a V-. b it the w-ea i fo .iht 1 it- a t i:-e,s fVt vsctrcwrt 1 l o an.i toc.V. her ,X- ai d expert- e .-n'i w v. h h 1 ibe b -v l i U"Y.i-.--e fx', a'or.f w-i. ;(.e lr.v.jit at it e t V.MI tV-f CI . j a lf'.f i he I 't was al aeae.: wvnvaa. ar. J t w-k ir-e he fav the Jr.- n No ev ce. as te IK eoi .1 V faihi-rtv. h.w-ev.T. a. the p-... th ne-,.4 rvi the w iv-M'obc' ai-3 v.i-.:,w. as the w-.woi 11 o aSj w m t fV l hark ' ee. i, oil .1 yw. ,'i.t-e -t,f iv . 1 .t csw b-tf awe heir 1 ''""'ttTtittttt iitiiiiHtmnttl A VENERABLE DAINTY Mr. M. Mitchell Shows It to Tho Jour nal Man With th Result Ton Will rind Appendix! Mr. M. Mitchell, of IMS Pino street, viriled Tho Cupital Journal office hi niorning, bringing with him a venerable relic iu tho rhiitgnu line. It is a dainty little gun, double barrel, the barrel being of 20 bore, and scarcely thicker Hi mi writing paper at the niucle. and i made, so its history goes for . wo man. Its npivaranco indicates this, too, for the stock is inlaid with'silver. the handhold being dotted with silver pin, about an eighth of an inch apart. Tho Mock undor the barrel is also beau tifully ornamented with little silver pins driven into it in groups the whole forming a very pretty design. The trigger guard i engraved, one figure being tho face of a woman, supposedly th pretty little owner, who tripped it over the moors after the moor heus. and then some more, liirt years ago. niton tioorge the Second was king, and before the father of our country had become a fnther to us. It. was made about the time lteunie Fnuiklin was learning to fly a kite, and Paul Revere w wrestling with the original dairy supply, instead of a nursing bottle. Speaking of this latter fact, the pun is now supplied with nipples, which were put on after Mr. Mitchell got the pin, it being originally of tho flintlock pat ternthe kind that yon pull the trigrer one day and the gun wont off when it got ready, sometimes th same day. Hut this is a digression. When the lit tile shotgun was made Patrick Henry had not yet committed his speech to memory, and "love me liberty or at least an office" had not yet stirred the hearts and ambitions of th great American voter. Neither had Susaa R Anthony appeared on the seen at that time, and suff ragettos were not clam onng for men's rights, for the simple reason that they had them, being per mitted to milk the cow-r, split the wood. or plug a tuftel warrior in the solar plexus with a hay fork, if he get too gay or troublesome. No, th suffra gette were not a necessity then. Howevr. this is another digression Vr. Mitchell purchased the gv.n in Iowa W years ag.v of a man who got it from I an Kishn as. to whom it desvendcl I hy inheritance, ar.d who pivbaMy part- ed with it to r.-e f.-.n Is to keep his Ka.'kKvre from c-.itt.r.g tV.e butter. of f h'. iM, he hc-ri t h.e svioa ef a tiohle family, ar.d hcr..;:;ar.'y cr.pvs4 to hard , ori. ' j The grin was reported an not Widcl. .v was ktr. i'usl can-f..'ily, ard avoidevl . accidents, ev en the. gh w ptvhMy ht g.vsl tews item thereby. It is .host i a h.Jow.e a litti shc-tgna as the , wr.tcr ever saw. as.1 makes h.m wsh j he cvxi'.l see the g-.rl for whom it w-ss j rrs.ie. Of cw.rse. had he done this he j ww.U he dca.l r.cw. as.l the 15on. 0;i , Sicli wwc'i Mis k-.m sadly. Slew . ever, th.s is arcthcr w-ai.'.er r.g frca the Kth.vct, wt.ch ss a shotgun, I It is a rjin.y litt'e fc.a. mwh better I than the writer evpects to h when he ; reaches .1 ae, tioch what 's the t. i ( car. 1 si vh to that g-.-a anyway, htt ' .U we w,-.i-.' i I ke to knejw . I X-RAYS AND SMILES. tV;if-:4 Ra'eir sjied V.he Tcianier. a .'..- ui. sr.-";-. '.'-.r-i n. :k te rrt'3, te: S, .''," .a. k v it .1 yers" wc-V. V. IM.( eo that part of ki vl, mt to frt halt a fa').-. ef watee it every tvvf i' ots 4-f ri..'i.. tie pot Sc..-. ai i Vr .Y.nt'! have pel throe ye.-s i :.e ix ;n a V'i.t or. XT. .'. Vfv i pe. ot rio-r.a. has a poat tbst x .('i.'rr.i S." w.-.h ef iro.a;r at' .rs shr-tc; th.s t c It n t safe he! t:ar whr ever pe-ts Ves;i.per's p.xat hxv-r c pit rr a poo4 tt.ff j-.c-e for it. t ', xji.' the V ti v KsSrvt ia- teri re har p Mr P-i ot. who is try itvfi to :is (t the rx t'e-vi.'ii;ia ea the V, .f il p-x.p-t ..-s They khfu' i rat I f... a i 2 cV it at ot -e x ben-? k r ic et the a : i rv..-v-. t they have roth te t ay a!vv: the marte". act'i .. ihev r.v:i .i.. ai'i r.ii.le-tal te -v". -a-e ro ite pesv v t pay the h.'lv i' .-. p vf lb-err. the ir-c-r-t v. rTte a sv-t ! t n ei t a-a. 1.-.1 he; .' v rs, ai j raiive ' nui o TJ.l.e V- r,-v.i.ot ' v,e e4. e n:i. Vabe s; - i.f. 1ie .a if iue j to -w ro-oi't -A-ia. Vi'lvt ihe pi- j . th; i-.:-r- i.p ciaarl is w-a-.i ; ..,-NH' v,i stt;-. hfcs to r.t VIIX. j . . . j tte fcihc- rvo-s w T. iurr .rar fit . ot 1 t-i Air.i--ifc li.- t-. i ion i c,a f.t r.'i-o at'fi i ie ria'i.aa s.arcw ! :lirrc w ', V (.nve t'ot t 4 co- j fo she h.p .'t. ! tV.tr w ..i nisi ,11,?, I m ,1 r.. f ro a x ,-e ur. atn. I T'r-xth t l,i.- e the rcpr r. fxri- k4 !h . Ux j.rif pnng Cleaning la as Important In your physical sys tern as tn your house. Take ods Scirsjiparllla the true blood purifier. cans also burst into bloom, and are most in evidence. I S-titiineiit is largely a matter of eul-1 tiv.it!en. Tho poets all sing of the mother and tho cooing, dimpling baby, j but they overlook dad and the hustle the old man gets on to meet the bills, j The recognition of the baby Chinese republic by the I'nited States, was ap-1 preprint anil due. It wus fitting that greatest of all republics should be first to welcome the babv. THE ROUND-UP i The sawmill at Toledo has been shut I down, on account of the lack of logs, until May 5. More than 150 school teachers of Polk county convened at Airlie Tues day, when the regular teachers' insti tute was held. Albany has passed an ordinance mak ing all buildings where liquor is sold or j kept for sale a nuisance, and provid ing punishment of the owners of the! buildings. I ... j Jackson county 's total tax is $7o0,-! iVO of which .W.iVO has already been collected. i ... j Mrs, Abigal ScottThiniway advise 1 all women to vote against the adoption of th new charter at th election i ! Portland Saturday. j ... A p'ea of guilty of murder ia the second degree was made Friday by James Hammond, who shot and killed Ike Woora, a Portland commission man. March li The district attorney ac cepted th p'.ea, ar.d Hammoii was sentenced to prison for life. ... The first of the devp sea fishing boats larded her catch at Newport Fri day. iX wtsnds of haV.but and .best v - :s c f c. d. J'.;.'.g r-STcrs. in a s-.-ev-.h at T.T! Ua.l Vridar, sail that there are more immcrai -:".s asier il lhas above that age. He Kasce jarer.ts aid schc' cetditior.s fcr anarh ef the irrarcra'.-.iy. and advivate se-.ra!e svhev's for the wve. .Ur of Orr-fo. are o-fani.:ri: tzi w-.'.l a-je a rew treaty tw-ee ,1srs ard the Vnitei States, that w-;n pmr.jt Tiers ,co7r.:fc ni.ici.s ci .s comrr. , rharfe c f y'-ais ia tk trlipe beitf 1 v..?t across the W;.,jrette at leprae. J :'.l .U aSv.t T5- to tie tt 1 tie straftrr. The hnlpe is of .l s:ee .. ai. c "i be feet ".ere; lh-"0S Vl!s"! over Vv a t-x:ii trair.p. w-is ri Kaler TharsUr 1 ilt. ar.5 Kth oct were frevche; t a 3ie ..r-pod hires '.f iroe tltn a h'.vl. c h s hn-s, to pet as aice. The ;,va: .rp of a n.'.'.'t s, pa: it T .' -ajri.'vr h :s cue cf the li:o T-cws a'or p rhe ' ' Va ie ir. Orcc lr is c'u, r, ei Ti'.'.m.v.h 00 fartcry bus cf S"Me., :y has! x-ea-'y f-077, :s cji.rt-s 1." .:.' .' O Tvfii.'.s ii wl.eT. ax.i il ;s th. that has I i.:i the it "h sicvr 11 aj. ifactirer ' ee-t that ;w.it. If the natter poes j c-(h Jhere w-;.l h tine factories J t, at cexvet-ext poixrs. I 1 :Y That -xrff rer.'uw ef the V. cf v ar- r vp-,t . is :rp pose-l n al ' tj.";s of the sTsre, Th ;i. xrei for' cVYxfott Ti e V. ef vV nhot ci have :t$ ' Ti-ciev, -.J f;r to other reas-n, bewe. ' at Wt, 1, irf-tei.:V. f xe poop whe Ty the laic xrstt it t haxf -.t. Oorr.atT .v. v"ifp.: Natxvr.a; i-tari f Tai 1 -. xras i jsivajijeS la.it twi. ai.i a' txx-ar.hfnalj xra sh.TpeJ T, rcr.'.STi. The ron.:y xt e-paxjr XfT X'ot h. ot a 1 t'.'-si'n-e n-f-v :i sri-.tr. xrfc the l h.-.-T'e-t '.I B:.l. s.v 1, Jw-'t- .rs x-ot Urn, imtmmmi hi DEVON Arrow COLLAR CXXTT ?TA5CC xXl TSaTTXX Salem's Busiest Store is the Chicago Store This is the store for you to spend your money at when you want live merchandise offered at the closest prices In Salem. It is the volume of business we are after, not long profits. Come and look through and compare prices. NEW SPRING SUITS Marked down to quick Selling Trices $7.50 AND 12.50 For classy, stylish suits worth up to $15, $13 and $-20. NEW SPRING COATS Our display of new spring coats best in Salem. TRICES: $6.90 -AND 10.90 Are Here W:ti tie Est Values Srstari azd Albasia. vNew York T:3e.1 Tie er.trat.-e of the Mriteaefr.is -.2- f Scutari mt cvrrl'.cate the f-.ial fet-' ,..-,., c 5v, sKS:ii; sc-ae-1 if i A i .mi iwiiiw.ii i ii ipwiii iihiiimwii .,ipi iwffwiwpjrwwwwwwwwwBwwww''wiSP m w, mm VJg570? THAT SAVES YOU MONEY what. K;t there are reacts why it :stto. Bch rtvcisnts hr acted! x,-.t 'i:lT to prevent or freaT to ce-1 f,.r ,..(.; of these is the fact that the r..rrrai powers lav arree-i that Atbas-.. sUU V erected iito an ia- c3e:.iiext ssase, ax 3 tia: Scxtari siai; be :iif'i:?el rhere:r. Another :s that arrcip her Kalhan a'V.e Xoitetepro cai xcre that w-." p.ve sbstAi- .;,t fz-;n to her c'-a. :,x co.uar. frvla at ore t-rre bached that ".a:ri w.th .ra. hit w-.:iirew. ai j w-.'.l iot r;si ?oixf w-hat sie tai pa-t w-.:h the assctt of the pew-ecs by c7p.1sr.xp ilo,r I'.ui as to Aioi:L An '.xZtpeLiext Aviia if ii (tree; rvscyxr aa airi ty. Z: :s tLily ' popr.Ure?: ooxs-aerat'e pi:.-xs are a;r.'t w-.:hoi:l poT'z';a::ox; tx:1:'- ' rt of x-ar.ed ta: oxiLifj xi piots; rrot e-f these a- wix barr ar oc H'Onrtala t-.te, c-cftet at "xrar xr.-h eal o-.her: its ma is a- few axj !! !t is i.ff.rxl tjv fonr-ecvf ',; ea"r ao.rjvti.m ous r-rax rrat.i.x !ax.r :t roaxtrr that oox'.i n.axxa t few ce- oexoi.c ttf resotr-fis z the laa-i rror-jKimi w-1 hare to n.&it f.ir v,n. ie-pree tcf Etr:-pai x:--risiot ax a prararal cvtctt:ti. at j ti.s vjnestirt w-LT. prrxe a liorry cte, lit: we lars :h wr-i t S- r liwu-i Prer thai at vt jepmoMt Alx.:a w k-raCr th n pla that save.' 1 Pmcr f-rtt a pf-s.1 cntf; v?- , t," ti.v tf naVie te Jwhort A7rxia hoi.v po. the l.;'r, 1 s-tre, ".hi rrn-'uoei to ert :t -.no rriax.vrmet ti wi' h xra ief: fir "h xtst :t lY'Ktt the xrr , Serx-.a .x;o the 1 5Sacr. rhsr-k th ajir'-rat-i.x I Pt:,a a ti he ti ti rK.ar ra.". ilK fl.-l.:h a : fl i 11: TN C ftrx- i -.ax Till. j!r s u to ti pTifC (which the Tr.p'.e Aiact,- hi t pa.r.. I f-na th ajrauxp ji-!o-- (if the j 3.ii.kt a""ie. j V'rxaxwtj th aT:vfl w n-i " ,'i , :i a Irr.i ma.nT,xc f.ir po.tiiri aoini trroK. . xil j Tni:ia:.-r tn .latsaiir. f tb H'-jih-i-.s. tir r"!u ti wi-mnin. n Cr.-! .nc 11xa.rj.a tnv, tlta rj,-it.t,, V ha.-t'y tij-iij thai e.ihetr nf the rxr ft -.pniawH xrnt.i t MILLINERY Come here for the Millinery Bar gains of Salem. Stylish head wear of fered at prices lower than millinery ahops buy them wholesale. Hats worth $5.00 and $7.00 sale price. $1.98. $2.50 AND $3.50 Silks and Dress Goods Mountains of pretty silks and dress goods now placed on our tables for fast selling. Come and get our prices. YARD. 25C, 35C, 49C. 65C Ai UP Dayton, Ohio Water Soaked floods Bought at 25c on the dollar. Come and see for rourselves. ladies is the 13.00 Suits for $1.50 t-iO VThite Dress Skirts fS and 95 cents. 15. Siik Dresses S3.90 I-00 vThite Wool Serge Jackets U.S0 Ana Hundreds of other ar ticles at the same low prices. eiocrh to ec-tr.e to I lows over the spoils ef a triu;h in which ea.h ia- j tea has K-rr.e se cre-i talle a part. ! aid :n h they have so abundantly j proTeJ the :Tuaj cf co-opera- with pre; ooirape. fierpr. skuI and: i.x-a..y ,n tse tarj strf.o which regularities or the tortures of a dis has resa'.ied so javorsV.y. As the acement it is the penalty of sex. To orlplx; al'.-asr-e was Urpe'y the work! all eh women in this condition Lydia cf:heOriprx.er. ax 1 as Oreece has , E. Pinkham's Vepetahle Compoun.l wox r.ih frx'ts frc-a it. it wcxM 1-e tle,ccni as a boon and . blessing. A tint he.atf f;'..y to :per.'. ties hy i j't remedy made from roots and herbs, a'-arr: xritJi Ppara. rx.re-i the .J.' which has brought glorious health to - a "' ' v5-:ea al-more suffering women than UT other nor: to sr..t tlerxwlves. "f tier :s'j to rcxedy. T.ilv.ip arxcx; tle?.:ve; th? r w-;:i I f.r-'.y :tv,ie tie prwers : sx J -IfKvC thfr.. crrrs a lr woxii sxrrr.se yoi ;r Ixcw of tve prea: px.i ti.it is bt.xp ty Cisn-irA-i " T.ivets. r-ar r.s Tew-r r ' Niw'r.-p .xt't-.-x. V r w '..'v!ir?' xzi ,M ,b!t Foley Kidner Pill w.fe has lrt ti.xp Clas':Ka:t ' - .-r ..1 .1:1 TfT eT'Ort-.S. ati oo.:p her t ti p.ci." : r(,, hare uy tro;.': xrri yc.xr r,r.s h t- SI leaders. J.ntal at 1'. Rrint IVsilt. I ti' '' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '1 '1 , ', I H THE NEW l Modem $4.00 English uicuonary nii5rr bt tei cirrrtL jonwii MAY 5, 1913 x Mrriatj, rerBDc.! rnvt!tW . Set. mmmm ' cr wd r , . m. , . , - -it .j . . ra -. ' orf rranur. ftra-x-.a.. x-. :--f tr.;rx IC16 prr- ax u: c .f rasj. crsr..s s eitcaxi n.i rl ir ; -"ts be xx;:; T'"' ? i I Ci rip 10,000 yards of this season's newest wash fabrics on sale. Percales Tard 5c, 6V4c, 8 l-3c and up Muslins at Mill Prices Dress Ginghams Yard, 8 1-3 and 10 cents Madras Curtain Scrims Yard, 8 1-3 aad 12!ie Parcel Post at Tour Service She Pays the Penalty. There is hardly an American woman who fails to pay the penalty of h-r ser at some time or other. Pain lavs its merciless hand upon her it mav ba that dreadful baeksch.. .),., r . down pains, side-ache, nervousness, ir- This Interest. Every Woman. A family doctor said recently that I veins IO mm tninsing that they i hare fexale trouble, but when he treats item lor their kidneys and bladder, they soon recover. This is worth know- j are the best and safest medicine at such I t.rxes. Yon cannot get better, purer j seSic-se for backache, irreguiar kidney axl biadder action and nervousness due to kianey trouble. Try them. They tre tonic in action, quick in results. IT. Stone Drag Co. teruncate 4H --- . exvwl bmtm ' " "var i ' lenji ----H-----s .rc ir.r..itx-r-e-ti :Ma d;T twdir ' . 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