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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBEB 13, 1014.
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ONSTKATION SA
We Place on Sale Our Entire Line of Suits, Coats.
Dresses, Waists, Furs, Hats, Petticoats, Sweaters
EDUCTIONS!
BIG
Ivy Corsets $1
Formerly sold up to if.'!..1)!!. Hotter ((nidi's
Unit were, formerly 5.(I0, now .fl.Oo.
Complete assortment of sizes,
All Wool Sweaters $3.50
Norfolk and Roughneck Sweaters in nil
the popular colors. Formerly Mold up
an high tin $7.10,
Coat
Snaps
The very latest
Fall Coats
10 to 33 1-3
Per Cent
Reduction
Special
Good Coats, but
not the latest
$5.00
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SAVE ON SUITS
Every Suit in the house reductions 107c to 33 1-3.
Latest Fall Models in the Best Styles.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Good Suits, but not right up to style, $5.00.
Waists S'S0"'
Lingerie Waists formerly priced as
high as $2.25 50c
Lingerie Waists formerly priced as
high as $4.00 $1.00
Chiffon, Silk and Crepe Waists as
high as $9.50 $2.50
Dresses and Street
Dresses that formerly were as high
as $25.00 $10.00
Dresses that formerly were as high
as $12.00 $3.00
A few House Dresses, were as high
as $3.50 $1.00
YOUR CHANCE
We want you to know that this should be "Your"
store. See what bargain marvels our demonstration
sale holds for you. Come early.
rs. P. L Fullerton
Exclusive Suits and Millinery
270 North Commercial Street
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Furs!
Furs!
Finest Furs in
Salem
Half
Price
All Our
Trimmed Hats
1-2 Price
Every Hat in the
store on sale.
Silk Petticoats $2
Formrely sold up to $4.50.
Better grades that we formerly sold
as high as $6.50, now $4.00.
CHAMBERLAIN WILL
SPEAK IN SALEM
Senator Geo. E. Chamberlain Is En
Kouta to Oregon Bpeaito Hore oil
Afternoon, October 20.
Henator (lontge K. ChutniieHnin is en
route to Oregon ell will itrrive Wed
nesday in linker, where lie will open
hia campaign with an address that ev
ening Ilia itinerary has been arriiiigcl
an follows:
Or-tober 14-Kvrniug, Maker.
October 1.1 Afternoon, I'nion; even
ing, l,a (Jrande.
Oetobcr IB Afternoon, open for ar
gngc'ticuta by the local committee at
Pendleton; evening, Pendleton,
October 17 KveniuK, The Hallos.
October IH and It) will bo spent In
Portland, but no formal nddrensoa will
bo niu do.
October 20 Afternoon, Wiimlluirn;
rvciiing, Salem.
Oevobor 21 Afternoon, Ashland, cv-
GERMANS CONTROL POLAND
Merlin, via Auiitoiduin mid
l.iindou, (let. HI. With the ex
ception of Wnr.-.nw, the tier
mans now control nil of Ku-sinn
I'tilaud, west of tiie Vistnlu riv
er, it was officially announced
h"io today.
EDDIE PLANK, GREAT
eaing, Medford.
October -2 Afternoon at the dispo
sal if local committee lit (Irauts Pass;
evening, (irnnta I'ass,
October 1M Kvening, Knschurg.
Odohor 'Jl Afternoon, Cottage
tlrow; evening, Kuyene.
October 'J7 Afternoon, Lebanon; ev
ening, Albany.
October H Afternoon, Independ
ence; evening, Pallas,
October '.Ml Afternoon, McMiunvillc;
evening, Hillsboro.
Oetobcr .'10 Kvening, Oregon City.
October III Kvening, Portland.
November 'J KvcniiiK, Astoria.
For years we have been slating in the newspapers of the
country that a great many women have escaped serious op
erations by taking Lyclia 1. Tinkhani's Vegetable Com
pound, and it is true.
We arc permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters of five women. All have been
recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be
more convincing?
IIIoisuxw, Mk. "I hud pallia In both sitloa and audi a sohmiosh
I ootild scarcely straighten up at tiincs. My buck ached mul I
Ws so nervous I could not sluci), and 1 tlioiiRlit 1 never would lio
any IsjtUir tintil I niiluulUod to mi onpmllon, but, I cniuniciiivil taking
J din K. llnklmm'a VcRotitblu I'oiniioiiml and hooii felt like a now
woman." Mrs. IIaywaiid Now-ii, llotlgdon, Slo.
2CnAiti.oTTB, N. C " I was In bail health for two years, with
ntiiia lit Imlli niileit and waa very iiervotiH. I liiid a irrowtli
which the doctor said wan a tumor, and I never would Ret well unless
1 had an operation. A friend nd vised nio to taUo Lydia li. I'lnk.
Iiam'a Vsfpttablu Compound, and I Kindly say that, 1 am now enjoying
fino health." Mrs. Koaa Kims, M Winona St., Charlotte, N. C,
3Hanovrr, 1a. "Thrt doctor advised a Severn ois'rallon, but my
htiHliand pUnmLyiliiv K. I'inkliam's VeKi'lablo (mts)und and!
exrorteiiwd great rullei lu a abort tltns, Now I feel like, a new person
Mid can do a bard day's work and not mind It." Jlrs. Ada Wii.t,
JtMJ Stock 81., llanovor, la.
4I)aoATtin. Ilu "I was sick In bod and tbrea of the best vhyil-
olana said I would hav to Is? taken to the hosnltal for an ois-r-Btion
aa I had something rnivlti(r in inv left side, 1 nfused to sub
mit to tho pnnratliin and took Ia'iIIa K. nukham's YeKetable Com.
pound and It worked a mlraclo in my ease, and I tell oilier women
what It has done for ma." Mrs, Laviu A. Ohiswoi.d, S!3l"J lllk. Kast
"WUluun tHrwt, Decatur, III
5Ci.KTRi.AKn, Onto. "I waa very IrreRtilar and for seventl yearn
my slils pained ma so Unit I exacted to have to undergo an op-
rraiion. Lfociora sam mey Knnw oi notuinK utai
would hnlp mo. I took Idia K. ltnkham's Vcku
table Compound and I Ih-osiiio regular and free
from rmin. I am thankful for such a Rood modi
cine and will always nlva It tho hlnheat praise."
Urt, U ll.(lntFriTii,7l4 Madison A v., Cleveland, O.
i.WrH.trTniF.n!lttH41l!:iICtXKrO. I
lUjr (COR'llH,tllAI.l,VriS.ilA,KS..friilvle.
wr IcitUf will 1m ortcoMt, rol iid niwrJ r!J!J-j! y i
' wj m ma mmi una la su-ivt i-uaiiaenc. 1M a cin.,
Athle;ics in that tinvn, tni.T rnouLli )
; '-v;is rnther sluihy uboiir milking sih'I)
ATHLETIC SOUTHPAW. 1 "",u" 1 1 vo ,H' "
I "Dependability is Fddie's forte.
n I There are no nerves in lira muscular
uenysnurg r.irmer Is Twirlcr Connio '"'dy, his brain is keeif and analytical
iacK uan Placs the Most Depend- '"""K11 t0 "t.'1" eleverest lintsn.nn.!
anca on In the World's Series ' Wi"' """ r ,,,""t l""'1'' "''
toires and n wondi'rt'ul knowledge of i
batting weakness, there is lltTTO to ninr- j
That Kddin plunk is likelv t,, 1 r 1 v''' '" ""'''','flH' Nothiim short of
eate hi. f. e i . oupli-1 jt rnll,i cmB (o ,, Kjff,., n, ,),,.
f,"t "f 1"" J'"r, when he termined as he.
"""J,,; n"""".v of the Athletics I 'M.iko VaKner Mnthewson e.n t.a
'gainst tho Omnta, U believed by thoi.i1"'. ""-''O '''" " bo no end to his I
"est posted critics, marvelous recuperative powers. That uj
llio next issue, of the It , MK. I inuii of 40 shouiil contend successfully I
, I i1,',' P(1"lt"n "le fowinK histnrv i '' ymha from 15 to 20 years his j
or J lun.i, win, IB termed "The Crossfire i .liiaioi, is not only out of the ordin.uv, I
. ;; . lit. i liniiminir, Add to that the fact
i years liK Hcttvsburi,' Pol
let,.' was the baseball sensuti,,,, ,,f ,,(,
"Hegiato world. Jt was (lt that h
team, as u whole, wa, , exceptionally
t"'r,K, but tho mlKhty left arm ,'f .
seriou, country boy bronuht them the
hcV." f Vr'"!"r-V' WlMn "fl"'o only
the blow of defeat wan expected.
I lion enmo the Rnme with Hucknell
rhe l.ewisbnrg men, led by hlmiuV
.Hired Christy Muthewson, had hrushe.
iv their opponents as easily as had
the battlefield cnlleKians and their in
comparable Kddie l'lank, H tho con
test resolved Itself into u duel between
he two ((contest cullcfta pitchers of
their day. '
"It w:u not Hunk's fault that (let
tysburu lost. The cunning of this ffrom
southpnw was fully th.i c.pnll o the
wirard skill of Mathoson, l,ut his huh
port cracked, when .i it..- '
C,ff 1 "-ARIZONA NATIONAL
"The unvnryiiiK hand of time moved
steadily forward. Both I'lnak and Mn.
thewson, wlnninit major leaKue berths,
had risen to fame us the Kreatest ex-1 Phoenix, Ari.. Oct. J.l.-Oovernor
1.1, ".i . rH,r1",'"1f '.vl' otilliint todav ordered the First AriI0aa
pit. ninK that baseball had ever seen. National Ouard to be ready to proceed
Several times they had clashed, and on , at a moment, notice to Naeo, Arizona,!
en, li occasion the "breaks" had fallen I to protect the Artonn border from j
WILLAMETE TO GO IN ! PUGET SOUND BOATS
BODY TO CORVALLIS ! THINK THEY ARE AUTOS
that Plank bus mnnV'a far bitter ceo
ord lu hia last four yen's the n he did
In the initial quartet of sensona utnl
one has said the last word on his niiiR
nifieent vitality. The fact tnnt Plank
has won nearly III) jinnies in his lone,
enreo," luis scored more shut-outs thun
any other twirlcr in tho Raine, has per
formed hundreds of wonderful fonts
ill the past, in not so remarkable n
the fact that lie ia still pitchinu; as well,
if not better, thnn ever.
" Russell can pitch more games a sea
son t Jut il can l'lank; Johnson Tina great
er speed; Wood a sharper curve; l)u-;
bue 1 better slow bull, but, a combi
nation of these, assets, together with
a remarkably wise head, bus made Kd-1
ward 8. Plunk, tho Crosa-Firo King,'
tho gientest southpaw that ever diew
breath." :
The Willamette t'niversity student
body held the firM rally of the school
year this morning preparatory to at-
tend'nif! the O. A. C.-Willaniotto giiuie
nt Corvnllis next Saturday.
Arrt'iiL'enionts have been made for
securing n special truin which will leave
here next Nnturduy morning ut 0:00
o'clock fur tho scene of the contest.
The new athletic field at the agricultur
al college is to be dedicated with this
game and the Willamette students will
participate in the exercises.
Over 200 students have already signi
fied their intention of makiog no trip
u ml niuuy of the ulumni nmt local fans
are also expected to make the trip.
While tho 'varsity team is far from
tho conference team class this year,
they still rotuin the gamencss of their
predecessors und backed by practically
the entire student body will go to Cor
vallia to put up tho fiercest fight of
the year.
Tho meeting this morning was a con
tinual round of speeches in which rep
resentatives of all classes and student
organizations reported the willingness
of their rcspectivo bodies to give all
fotsiblo asaintancv in 'linking the trip
a auocess, "Meet mo .it Corvallis Hat
unlay," is the common greeting on the
campus today,
Seattle, Wavh., Oct. 1:1. The Itritish
Htciiniship Striitligurry which went
i ashore.on a sand spit in a dense fog,
I near 1'ort Townsend Sunday night, was
; floated at high tide yesterday afternoon
and proceeded to Hremortou under her
own power. She was not damaged.
In a sudden mpinll yesterday, the
j schooner Spokane, in tow, was driven
ashore on Protection Island. It is be-
Moved .sho can be flouted without
j damage.
Tho sound steamer Sioux was hauled
off Dungeness spit yesterday with the
! assistance of two dredges, and three
j tugs. She proceeded to Seaftlo under
her own strain, Hhe had been on the
spit sineo last Tuesday.
DIED.
PARENT-TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION MET
GUARD ORDERED OUT;
EDUCATOR SAYS "LITTLE
RED SCHOOL MUST GO"
It H.u Done Great Work But Tlmo Has
Come for Bigger Consolidated
Structure.
KDWAHDS At the family residence,
No. 1145 Mouth Thirteenth street, in
this city, Monday, October 12, at t)
p. in., Thomas Kdwards, aged Nil
years.
Deeenscd has been a resident in and
! about Snlcm for more than 25 years,
aaud has engaged ill fanning both nortli
Snd south of Salem during the dnys of
his activity, lie is survived try his
I wife and three sous Arthur, of Turner;
Thomas ,1., of Minnesota, and W. If.
Kdw-irds, of Taconia, formerly engaged I
in the taxidermy trade ill thjs city.
llo is also survived by numerous grand-1
children and great-graiidchildicii. The
leniains are at Higdoii k liichaidson 's
I und 'rtaking parlors and the funeral
will be conducted from there Wednes
day, October II, at i:'M p. m., under
Ithe ui.jpiccs of l'earl Lodge till, A. V, &
'A. M., Hov. Unlit. 8. Hill officiating.
I Inti'iii'ont in f'itv View cemetery.
in favor of the blonde llacknell alum
nus, mi nist octoDer, n decade and a
half nfter Matty's first victory over
his famous rival, they met again In a
test of skill,
"A victory for the Athletics would
clinch the title of World Chnmplnns;
one for New York would at least give
a brealhliig spell to MrHruw'a sorely
tried waiiiors. And Kddie l'lank,
warming up before tlio Philadelphia
dugout, lilllliccd at tho sweater ci. .,.,!
form of the Idol of the metropolis, and
swore grimly thut lie would win now,
nod wipe out nt a blow the stigma of
those ut her losses.
"The history of that game Is too
well known t bear repeating, Mathcw
son, with the gaiiieness that Is charac
teristic of him, struggled desperately
inguinal the inevitable. Hut plank
could not lie beaten. Never In nuv
belligerent Mexican federals and rebels.
At the Mine time tho governor advised I
the state department at Washington,
that he intends to protect American!
clticns nt Nneo.
TOR LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Mexico City, Oct. HI. The willing of
a force of Vlllistas fioni Ouaymas, tmp-
pnscdly n cnptiiro Lower t sllliirnia,
was reported hero todny,
how foMveiT
ACID STOMACHS AND
FOOD FERMENATION
Bjr a Btomaoli Specialist,
Aa s specialist who has spent ninny
Wn.i.i '. h.i... i. i.ii , years in me stiiuy ami treatment oi
, ".,! m',.h"'1 " ,,Vl.'l:'r ''T ""'" trinihlea. I havs been forced to
so niugiilflcently. Two scratch hits
were all the (limit sluggers could enrn.
Iliad when the dusk of an October night
had veiled the Polo tlrounils. llddle
the conclusion that most people who
complain of stomach trouble possess
stomachs that are absolutely healthy
and normal. The real trouble, that
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, . ,, ." ' .,.imi. , mcoaive acid In ton stoiiincti, ag-
but had completed the man whom he.
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would have give, 1,1, si,,,,,, f the serir. ;,,il v ,,, , ,,,,,, 0,
money to beat, I
j "There is something about the grout
tleltvsbiirg southpaw that Irresistibly
attract! you, His face ia long, with
siinietlilng of the Yankee in Its shrewd
the stomach and food fermentation
csne win I which distends the stomach
abiiorninllv, catolug that full bloated
feeling. Thus both acid and ferments
Hon Interfere with and retard the pro
., ,, ,. , , ' ,-,. nt'ii i.i, nun nnu ninni inr lu.i
kindly contours, I here Is the tensi e ... .ii.n., ti.. -i....,..k I. .,.
strength of a steel spring In that lean V hl,(hv ,,,, ,!, ,, Irritated
engtli of hia body, and when he la nut B1mo-t past eiidiiiauee by these foreign
there in the hoi, shooting his cclehrnt-1 element.-sold and wind. In all such
ed 'cross fire' aerosa the rubber, every ,,., ,,d they comprise over SO per
tan leans hack in hia scut and cheer , cent of nil stomach diffleiilllcs-lhe
fully preil Icta a victory. f,r,t ml av ,,., , t
i tana a act lona on tne mound are i neutrallre the acid and almi the fer-
m
peculiar to himself, lie la deliberate,
lining ll not with the ciaspcratig slow
ness of Hoy Mitchell or 'Hlow Ji'
Dovle, Yon ace him glance at the out
ficidera, hitch up hia trousers, pull down
. hia rap, then his arm whirls In a 'side,
wheel' motion, and the ball breaks in
white streak over the pnn.
" ' I waa pitching for liettyahurg, and
having pretty fair auccesa against va
rious collets teams, ' said Plank, 'when
Connie Mark wrote ii a letter, Irivtt
1 ln mo to come lo Philadotpnm for a
try oat. It waa the fi st year of the
mentation by taking lu a little warm
or cold water liniueillately nfter eating,
front ono to two teaspounfnls of bis.
mated magnesia, which ia doubtless the
brt nnd only rrally effective antlaeid
and food corrective known. The acid
ill he unit rallied and the fermenta
tion stopped almost Instantly, and vour
lomach will at once proceed to dlgo-t
the food In a healthy, normal manner.
He sure to ak your dniggi-t for the
hlsnrstrd mngnesia, I have found
other forma utterly larking in its
peculiarly valuable properties. .'. J. O.
I'niversity of Oicge,n, Kugene, Oct. i
1.1. "So tar us the eountiy school re- j
mains an institution of one loom and (
one tiachcr it lias become tin anaclnnii-
Inn in American life and must be
changed to soniethlne diffetent before:
the education It gives can be made ad- j
oiputo to the fiords, of the children!
living in the country today," says lr. I
Joseph Schafer, professor of history at j
the I'nivotsity of Oregon, in an article
on nil nl education which is being wide- j
ly printed,
lr. s,hafir uiouroa a little for the.
"little rod schoolhonso" of old, which:
he diclutea all rhould honor for the
great work It has accomplished In the
pa't, but he proceeds to argue power
Hilly for an ctficlent, consolidated
school, which will put the pupil Into
touch with times that are in a I lion
sand ways different liom those of his
giandiathers.
"llcruare laud Is now high and mar
gins of prolil nariow." continues lr.
Senator, "the tanner must be a busi
ness man, Itecause science can aid in
maklrg tv farm more productive in
In preventing tosses, he must be train
id to apply scivntiic principles, Pc
lause he is a ettiacii, cosmopolitan in
his niisincss and social relations, he
needs as hia equipment an education
not j whit less thorough or less broad
than that which today conies as a mat
ter of course to the man entering busl
uesa lile in the towns or cities."
TENT1NQ TONIGHT ON TUB OLD
CAMP GROUND.
We've been lighting tonight on the old
ramp ground)
Many are lying near,
Home a it dead and some are dying;
Many are in tears.
Many are the hearts that are weary
touight,
Wishing for the war to cease.
Manv are the biarti looking for the
light.
To see the dawa of peace.
Tenting tonight, tenting tonight,
Tenting on the old ramp ground,
Pylng (outfit, dying tonight,
i'.ilrg on the old ramp ground.
SAK.W1 C. WATKUS -I'lUCK-llnugh-tor
of K, It. and Snruli Waters, was
born in I .a I'orte county, Indiana,
duly M, lH-i;i, and died In' "atom, Ore
gon, October II, .11)11.
With her parents, she crossed the
plalna in ISMI, settling in l'olk county,
Oregon, where she was married in Au
gust, IS.'iO. to Marquis do Lafayette
lillllain. To this union were born three
children W. F., Alice A., and Esther;
,1. (lillinm, the Inst of whom died JulV'
III, 1K!IS. The husband died .March at,
lHilH.
la September 1S72, Mrs. Oilliam:
married I.nrkin Price, who died in .Ian-'
linen li'H). Mrs, Price haa lived con-1
stantly on the homestead, IH miles from
Dallas, where she went aa a btide M
yenrs ago, and where her kind, pare
life won tho love and respect of all
who knew her. A member of no par
ticular church, she waa at henrt n Chris-'
tinu In the broad sense of a belief in
a risen Christ and the virtue of a
righteous life.
There remuin, besides a host of
friends and other relatives, the son,.
W. 1). ttilliam, of l'olk county, and the
laughter, Mis, W. I), Mohney, of Sa
lem, also two brothers and one sister, I
William Wntnrs, of Whoolook. Wl lor
county; John Waters, of Kails City, I
and Mrs. tilen O. Ilolinan, of Pslliis, !
Her body was laid to rest In the eein
etciy at Pallas, alter a short service
conducted by Itev. J.. C, Spencer, of
Salem.
UYAV-ln l.u Angeles, Cel., Saturday,
October 10, 1014, John M. Kyan, sged
74 years. Funeral aunouiicetiieuts
later,
licceastil was a resident of Salem for
many years. He I" survived by the
widow, Mra. Klla W, Hyun and eight
children as follows! Mrs. Arthur W.
Moore, of Salem Mrs. It. Hilleh, Mra.
tl. H, Woodford, Henry I)., A. I,., John
M K. W., and Arthur Hyan, all of
Portland.
W(M)I At the .tale hospital, Monday,
October 12, 1PI4, Thomas Wood, of
Merril, Oregon, of mobile pae uinonia.
The ten ain will be thlppe l lo Mer
rill this morning fnr interment. They
will lie accompanied by the widow of
deceased.
The firt of the I'ureiit-TeuchorK us
sociatiou meetings of the prcHcut school
year was held last night at. the tlrant:
School and between Sol) and .'100 mem
bers were present to listen to the pro
gram, and to take part in the discus
sions which result in a closer coopera
tion of parents and teachers in tho
schools. Since the orgnnizafion of tho
tiraiit School district association thin
body has provided a well equipped play
ground for the children of the district
and the hearty cooperation of tho pa
trons of the district nud the teiichere
has been furthered. The meeting was
presided over by Mrs, K. K. Kisher, tho
president of the association.
The address of tho evening was mndo
by O. M. Klliot.t, tho new superintend
ent of city schools. Mr, Klliotf out
lined some of his plans for tho city
schools of Salem and then proceeded to
give tho members present somo good
advice which his long experience hfl
rendered valuable. The new pastor of
tho .lason l.eo M. K. church also gave a
short talk and Dr. ('. H. Kpley gave a
reading. Miss Inez. Dcnuison rendered
a solo, A, A. I.ee made a few remarks
of encouragement, It. ,1. Milea delivered
an address and Miss Mina Cook sang.
After the program refreshments worn
served and the members, departed look
ing forward to many more successful
and helpful meetings
INDICATES TURKEY
WILLJOIN GERMANY
Berlin, by wireless via flnyville, Oct.
lit. That the Hrltirh ambassador at .
Constantinople had jrilereil ttie women
of the enibnssy to leuvo the city iinmc
diutely wna uniioiiiiced by the vcur of
lice hero todny.
This was taken here as meaning that
the Turk wero about to tnke pint in
the war ut once as allies of fleimanj
and Austria Hungary,
The siiltnn it was Hated, had rel'tos
cd I lie Anglo rraueo-Itrilish demand
for tho dismissal c f the (ierniaii officers
ill his nnw.
A Sofia dispatch was quoted to the
effect that u Hussion fleet was steam
lag southwuril acrosa the Clack sea.
Makes Stubborn Coughs 0
Snrprlslnalx f.ood riniak Sri $
Kaally an I'Seaiili '3
'lade l llnasr !,
If Mime one In your family lots an ob
sliimte i-nui'li or a bud throat or chest
cold (hat bus In, n hanging ,m and ri'lii-.n
to ifll lu ticiit nt, get limii any drug
sloie ounces ol I'liux mid make it,
Into ii pint of rough syrup, and watch
that cough vanish,
1'our (he 2,4 ounces ot Pinex (M
cents woilhl Into a pint. I.ttl and till
the Isiiih. vih ,, vraimluicd sunir
vriip. ) he tolul cost la iilsuit H4 eeuta
and gives you a full pint a. family
supply til a most elfective remedy, at a
saving n 2. A duv's use will ii.uallv
overcome a hard cough. Knsilv pretmnil
In a uiinuti-sliill dirivliona with Pin,.,,
beeps perfectly and bin a pleasant Wain.
I InldiTIi like it.
It'i really remarkable limy prnmntlv
and easily It loosens the dir. hoarso or
tight cough and heala the liiilamnl mem
nranea in a painful cough, it also stops
the formation of phlegm In the throat
and bronchial tnlics, thus ending the per
Blatant loose eougli, A eplrmlid remwly
lor bronchitis, winter eouplia, bronchial
asthma and whooping rough.
Pines la a apodal and hlghW concen
trated minimum! o( genuine Norway pine
extract, rich in puniacol, which ia an
healing to the nteuihranre,
Avoid disappointment by asking vour
druggist lor ''24 oiinoca o! I'ines." ami
lo pot awfit anything else. A gnarantm
ol alKolut aatiBlaetinn goes with this
prsparatioii or money tmmiptlv re fiiinlea.
Ib iines to, VU Wayne, Int.
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