The Daily Missoulian. [volume], October 12, 1913, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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BEARS MAKE RAID I
AND THE CLOSE
IS WEAK
VARIOUS DISTURBING FACTORS
AID IN BRINGING DOWN
MANY ISSUES. h
New York, Oct. 11.-A low new o:
doint was reached -today in the pro- a
tracted decline of the stock market. ir
There was an increased supply of h
stocks from traders on both sides of h
the market, with the chief impetus fl
coming from the bears. The raid was a
the most successful of any drive of h
the present movement. Later came a' t
fractional rally, but the list did rlot!e c
hold its advantage, and the close was o
near the lowest. g
The conspicuous point was the en- e
tire crippling of the market buying tl
power. Pendency of the suit to sepa- h
rate Central Pacific from Southern t]
Pacific and reports of renewed dis- t'
turbances in Mexico were sekied on by o
the hears as ammunition, as were in
timations from Washington that the (
government was contemplating new r
anti-trust measures.
The bank statement made a. better
showing than had been looked for.
Weakness continued in bonds. Total
sales, par value, $9.5,000.
United States 2s and Panama 2s and
3s declined 1/ and United States 4s
advanced '/ on call on the week.
New York Closing Stocks.
Amalgamated Copper ............... 70%
American Beet Sugar ................. 231
American Cotton Oil.......................... 3
American Smelting "& Refining.... 631%
American Sugar Refining (hid) ....1081
American Tel. & Tel ........................120%
Anaconda M ining Co........................ 34½
A tchison ....................................... ... 93
Atlantic Coast Line (bid) ............ 117 t
Baltimore & Ohio ............... 94 d
Brooklyn Rapid Transit................. 86% "
Canadian Pacific ........... 22 ......22
Chesapeake & Ohio ....................... 561A
Chicago & Northwestern (id)....128
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul ................102%'
Colorado Fuel & Iron .................. 2...... 2
Colorado Fuel & Iron ..... ................ 28
Colorado & Southern (bid)........... 28
Delaware & Hudson (bid) .............154
Denver & Rio Grande (bid)............ 18
Erie ................................. 271/%
General Electric .... ............. ....1411/4 t
Great Northern preferred ...........124% I
Great Northern Ore Ctfs............. 31% r
Illinn:s Central ........ ............. .....1081%
nterlorough-Met ...........................13%
do preferred ......................... ... 57 .
International Harvester .................105
Louisville & Nashville ....................131/2 t
Missouri Pacific ......................... . 28%
Missouri, Kansas & Texas............ 19 ~4
Lehigh Valley ... ........... 152./1
National Lead ....(bid).................... 441%
New York Central ............... 947%
Norfolk & Western (bid) . 1034 a
Northern Pacific .................... ....06
P ennsylvania . ........... ...... .......... 111 a
People's Gas ... ................ ........... 123
Pullman Palace Car ........................150 c
Reading ................... ........160
Rock Island Co ............... ....... 13
do preferred ............. ..... 21%
Southern Pacific ...................... 881/2
Southern Railway ............................. 211,
union Pacific ....................150½
United States Steel ............... 54%
do preferred ........... .... 1051/, I
W abash .............. ............... 3%
W estern Union ........................ ....... 57 . (
Minneapolis Wheat.
Minneapolis, Oct. 11.-Close: Wheat a
--No. I hard, 86%e; No. 1 northern, d
84@86c; No. 2 northern, I2@84c: No. t
3 wheat, 80ii82c; No. 2 hard Montana,
82% @83c.
GOODHUE VISITS.
Hamilton. Oct. 11.--(Special.)-
Frank B. Goodhue, the owner of the li
Minnieska Orchards, located near the V
Ben Kress orchard, arrived last even- 0
ing from Whitewater, Wis., where he I
just completed eight years' service as s
postmaster. Mr. Goodhue will remain t
here for some time looking after his I
property. v
Teach Your Child
How to Be Healthy
Regular Bowel Movement From In
fancy Insures Good Health in
Later Years,.
We cannot all start life with the ad
vantages of money, but every child
born is entitled to the heritage of
good health. Through unfortunate
ignorance or carelessness in the feed
ing of a baby its tiny stomach may
become deranged. The disorder
spreads to the bowels and before the
mother realizes it the two chief or
gmos on which the infant's 'comfort
and health depend are causing it
great suffering. If the condition is
allowed to continue grave ailments F
often result.
There is, however, no occasion for
alarm, and the sensible thing to do
but it should be done instantly-is to f
give thle baby a small dose of a mild B
laxative-tonic. In the opinion of a d
great many people, among them such t
well-known persons as the parents of a
Bertha Lee Woodard, 3 years old, of r
Moultrie, Ga., the proper remedy is t
Dr. Cald, well's Fyrup Pepsin. Mrs. I.
N. Woodard says that little Bertha t
was troubled with constipation for i
over a year, and that after trying f
several different kinds of remedies
she found her relief in Syrup Pepsin. 0
It is a mild, pleasant-tasting laxative, a
which every person likes, does not.
gripe nor cramp, and contains that
most excellent of all digestants, pep- a
sin.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is es- a
pecially intended for infants, chil
dren, women, old people and all oth
era to whom harsh cathartics, salt I
waters, pills, etc., are distressing. In'
SMEMORY OF GENAN 1
HONORED TODAY
SCHOOLS CLOSE, AND EXERCISES Stc
MARK ANNIVERSARY OF DIS
COVERY TOMORROW.
Today is Columbus day, the four
hundred and tw-uty-first anniversary,
and commemoration of this day will be ant
made by Missoula people in a number sto
Sof 'ways .Several of the ctore fronts
and windows on the avenue are wear
t. ing patriotic garb. No business me
f houses except.the banks will be closed, cat
f however. Since Columbus day legally
s falls on Sunday, tomorrow has been sm
a agreed on as the proper day of cele- an:
,i bration. All of the public schools in
a' the county except the university will
t close for a holiday. Tonight the pupils
s of the Loyola school will give a pro
gram of exercises significant of the
- event celebrated, to which they invite
g the public. The city schools cele
- brated Friday afternoon by taking up
n the history of the event along with R.
- the regular work and by a discussion we
y on the famous Genoan and his life. So
The local lodge of the Knights of sel
e Columbus will hold exercises tomor- me
I row and a dance in the evening. at
SSALTS IF KIDNEYS =
I OR BLADDER BOTHER o
we
10
Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Neu- si
tralize Irritating Acids. nI
Kidney and bladder wvnknL.ri result gr
½ from uric acid, says a noted aluthor- ni
Sit-y. The kidneys filter this acid ft~ m
the blood and piass it on to the blad
der. where it often remains to irritate
and inflame, causing a burning, scald- A
idig sensation, or setting up an irrita
tion at the neck of the bladder, olblig- Se
ing you to seek relief two or three P
4 times dluring the night. The sufferer t
is in constant dread, the water passes' co
sometimes with a. scalding sensation tic
and is very profuse; again, there is in
difficulty in avoiding it. no
Bladder weakness, most folks call s'
it, because they can't control urina- ih
tion. While it is extremely annoying tlt
and somtetimes very painful, this is Ott
y really one of the most simple al- pe
ments to overcotme. (Get ablout four pr
tounces of Jatd Salts froml your phar- pr
. macist and take a tablespoonful in a fo
glass of water befoe bre reakfast, con- ar
tinue this for two or three days. This W
will neutralize the acids in the urine be
so it no longer is a source of irrita- di
tion to the bladder and urinary or- tc
gans which then act normally again. en
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless. 'i
4 and is made fromI the atid of grapes TI
y and lemon juice, combined with lithia, at
and is used by thoulsands of folks sh
who are subject to urinary disorders tIt
caused by uric acid irritatio'n. Jail
;/ Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no had effects whatever.
y Here you have a pleasant, eftfer- I
½ vescent lithia-water drink, which si
½ quickly relieves bladder trouble.-Adv.
y4 Will G. Richmond, a resident of Sli
2 Inglewood, ('al., will answer any in
y4 quiries about Foley's Honey and Tar
S'Compound. He says further "IFoley's
Honey and Tar (Compound has great- PI
ly (benefited me for bronchial trouble M;
and cough, after I used other reme- St
t ies that failed. It is more like a food a.
than a medicine." Do not accept a i'y
0. substitute. Missoula Drug Co.-Adv. 1
a, ___-. - wI
MRS. JONES BURIED. C,
wi
Hamilton. Oct. 11.-(Special)-Fu- in
neral services over the remains of
SMrs. Alice Jones, who died at her
home in tart addition on WVednesday, di
e were held yesterday aftctrnoon at 2
- o'clock fromin the ('hristian church,
e Rev. O. W. Jones conducting the an
s services. The funeral was largely at
n tended, many following the casket to th
s Riverview cemetery, where the body
was interred.
icl
Be
at
r BERTHA LEE WOODARD. Y
Sfact, in the common disorders of life,
d such as constipation, liver trouble, in
a digestion, biliousness, headaches, and
i the various other disorders of the lii
f stomach, liver and bowels nothing Is st
Smore sultable than this mild laxative- di
s tonic, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsih. 1(
I, Three generations of people are E
a using it today, and thousands of fam- m
r flies keep it constantly in the house, b
g for every member of the family can
use it. It can be obtained of any G
druggist at fifty cents Or one dollar
a bottle, the latter being the" size
t bought by families who already know
t its value. Results are always guar- cC
anteed or money will be refunded. -
Families wishing .to try a free s
Ssample bottle can obtain it, postpaid in
by a'ddressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, T
419 Washington St., Monticello. Ill. A n
it postal card with your name and ad- N
U drew on it will d¢, y1
I IN ONE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS
OPEN-COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH
S Stops Nasty Discharge, Clears Stuffed 1
Head, Heals Inflamed Air Passages
and You Breathe Freely.1
Try "Ely's Cream Balm."
Get a small bottle anyway, just to i
r try it-Apply a little In the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
r stopped-up air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. By
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or
d catarrhal sore throat will Ie gone.
End such misery now! Get the
y small hottle of "Ely's ('ream Balm" at
any1 drug store. This sweet, fragrant
in
IN THE CHURCHES
el
Swedish Congregational. w
P Elvedish ('ongregational church, C. al
h R. A. Blomberg, pastor: residence, 52 01
n West Spruce street: Ind. phone 1786--- a
D. Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning '1
if service at 11 a. m. Young People's
meeting at i p. in. Evening service
at 7:30 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Wcednesday evening. Our Scandi- c
navian people are most cordially in- H
vited to any and all of these services. p
Swedish Lutheran. so
Swedish Lutheran church. West \Al- si
der street; Rev. W. C. Ekeherg, pas- f1
tor; residence 234 South Sixth street. JE
west: Bell phone 1033--Services at T
10:45 a. m. and S p. om. Sunday T
. school at 12 o'clock. Luther League si
nmeeting Thursday evening. Progran fl
and refreshments. ()n Sunday the ni
19th and Monday the 20th our caon- c
It gregation will celebrate its 15th an- 5T
niversary. A cordial welcome- to all.
si
First Congregational. 1
First ('ongregatioinal church, corner Ci
- Fifth and ('hestnut streets: Elmer D. C:
Gallagher minister: residence 605 ci
Second street. west: Bell phone 116i1-
e Public worshlip 10:45. Sabbalth school
at 12 m. No evening service on ac
coulnt o union meeting at the Chris- t
tihn chutrch. The pastor is recover
is ing from his recent nacidlent, hut will i
not attempt to speak at the morning
service. His place, howee.-, will lie
iahly illed by Prof. W. G. Bateman of
the state university. Professor Bate
is man has previously spoken to our
I- people much to their delight and
ir profit. Those who are able to he
r- present this morning will bie well paid
a for their coming. The annual con
gregational Imeeting of this c(hlurI.h
is will be held Tuesday evening, Octo
Sher 14. The ladies serve a 6 o'clocnk
dinner after which business will he
transacted. All members and adher
n. ents of ouir chulllrch are noit only in
svi ted, iut expeorted to he present.
This includes parents '5whose chitlren
a, attend our Sahhbath school. Come and
a share in our fellowi'ship and business
ng transactions.
Il Baptist Music.
Morning--Anthem, "Seetk Ye the
Lord" (J. V. Roberts).; offertory solo,
,h selected, Miss Payne.
v. Eve'ning-Anthem, "ie (Giveth ITis
Belovedl Sleo" (Ahit.): anthem, "Con
if sider the Lilies" (Topliff).
tr Presbyterian.
' First Presbyterian church, corner of
Pine and Stevens streets, Rev. J. N.
le Maclean, D. D., minister: residence, 320
Stevens street-Public worship at 11
a. in. There will he no evening serv
a lce on account of the union Christian
Enldeavor at the Christian church, P
where H. H. Rottman, field agent of -
Christian Endeavor for the northwest, y
will speak. Mr. tottman will speak! t;
in connection with the morning service Ih
at the Preshyterian church. Sunday 4
school will meet promptly at 10 a. m. c
tStrangers and visitors will find a cor- h
dial welcome at all these services. For 6
h, the week the following meetings, are It
announced: Prayer meeting and Bible s
e class on Wednesday evening at 8 Ii
o'clock. The Ladies' Aid will meet in c
the church parlors on Thursday after- a
noon to be entertained by Mesdames n
William Anderson, Marsh and Sheedy.
Christian Science. I%
'Christt an Science church, corner a
Pine and Pattee streets.-Sunday xi
services, 11 a. in.; subjoCt of lesson c
sermon, "Are Fin Diseases and Death s
Real?" Sunday school, 10 a. Ini.
Testimonial meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.1 n
in. Reading room Ipen from 2 to 4 1
p. m., except Sundays and holidays. C
Public cordially invited to attend serv- b
ices and visit the reading room. p
Immanuel Baptist. i p
Immanuel Baptist church, Pine and tl
Woody streets--10:45 a. m. worship hI
and service. The pastor, Rev. C. B. S
Allen, Jr., D. D., will plreach. O)bscr- t
vance of the Lord's supper and recep- I
tion of members. 12:15 p. m.. Bible r
school; 6:30 p. m., Young People's Iit
service. The first lesson in "Restate
ment of Baptist Principles" will be
given utinder the leadership of the
pastor; 7:30 p. m. the pastor will hbe l
the preacher. This church extends its c
hospitality to the public. If you have s
no church home, we cordially invite a
you to be at home with us. If you ii
are a stranger in the city, you are n
welcome in our midst. Please make '
yourself known to the pastor. II
- Evangelical Lutheran. s
Id Evangelical Lutheran (German-Eng- t
1e lish), corner Hazel and South Sixth S
is streets, Gustav Mertz, pastor; resi-7
I dence 234 Edith street; Bell phone
1078-Sunday school at 10 a. m. in the
re English language. Worship at 11 a. o
i m. in the English language. Selectioni i
e, by choir, "Guide Me, O Thou Great e
, Jehovah." MWorship at 8 p. nim. in the
y German language. v
e Episcopal.
,w Church of the Holy Spirit Parish, t
r- ccrner East Cedar and Adams streets
-Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning I
se service and sermon, 11 o'clock. Even
id ing service and sermon, 7:30 o'clock. I
II, The subject of the sermon Sunday I
A mnorning will be "The Discovery of the I
- hNew World," appropriate for Christo- a
Vher Col~mbus day. The l#ade' guild t
balm dissolves h\ the heat of the
nostrils: penetrate;s and heals the in
flamed, swollen nlllit'rane \Whi'h lines
the nose, head and throat; tlears the
air passages: stolts nasty discharges
and a feeling ,f !: a:nsing, soothing
Srelief comes inlwdilttely.
Don't lay awak, tonight struggling
1 for breath, with hi d stuffed: nos
I trils closed, hatking and blowing. i a
tarnh or a co'd. \\a11 its running nose,
r foul mucouis dollra !i into the thro:t.
and raw dryness is distressing lit
truly needless.
Put your faith inst once---in "IEly's
t re.m amio" l unt l o rr coi t ai
It, t rrh w.ill sulrely ,},.. ao ,,,,., . -A,v,
w-ill hold it sa'I' I leai n TI II'ii yv
. afternoon, (I)it1,1ir ii , at the resi ltinie
0 of t iMrs. J. iJ. l:,khy n (eh'tl,
- avenuei. Mrsl . I(. Ii . 'liol \\ill assist
Mrs. Buckley in r' 'iil.
C South Methodist.
Fg irst Methodit I :liSniglal cI huntrh.
- Soltuth, corlner of ih ixth hesnl a:ld
Hazel-Sundaey - i ll 9:5 ;t . ill.
s. Preaching at 11 i ni. hy the plresid
ing elder, Rev. \ I.. Th'Irloullghnllntl
stbject, "The -h. i:, h atnd Its Mis
- sion." Preachig llie pastor, 1\e.
iH. P. Baldersoln, I m.; sil
ject, "Christ's .t thh, "'o\\;tl d Molni."
it This is the first ' n, that R \. .\. 1,.
SThoroughlitman h.I- pi,'ai hed in Mis
e seouila and w , '.ill, inhi all our
n friends to hour . .. r. 'hormnh
o man conlles to ' , i in '!h ''ii , olumlin
conference, whet, has been thie ire
. siding elder of t! lk: n, district.
. Rev. A. L. 'I'.1i n.--i if iii ill pr" -
siding elder o1' tI us , niii ri-lll - of" the
Methodist EIlisni -, it cihuch, is a sut
er cessful clergynillii. 1~ comiu incs tact,
) executive abilitiy, iie xp, ritncell ,tll
i deep sincerity in 'I.st thl Iillpetr qlailtT
titlies; he prii ' i f. hly, i ninsters
of zealously. \1'h1 .r h.i has worked,.
the church has li n," ',,,. li-re is a;
_ report of his l ,! ill, n ll nl,tl in Ithe
East C(olumbnhi; i , :flln,,, 1a e in a
1ll recent official st.li ,il lll
The follov'ing il,,t-is "i, re , initiined
e in the report i I ih," pr,'shii g eholi.
of A. L. Thorou igh.lal, that thet last
le
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id
n
of
n
f -
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cr Reen AG, Le ThOR OUGhMA Nrt
ay I491 per riih atnd parsohiIagis hII' tir
m. ccitt; that fTwo splendlit ciiiiiu-ih- hii
or seven il- Itlisss hail iien i iniiui izcil
ilo socicictis ti-tl been irugaiiizi-ii, name
i leatriRis ;iiii WvoTnall' nliiiill\ rv io- 1
in cieties; c hic n m un i-eli liiini-i
es nesseil ill i tlunv er.lion lii' il-it, , h- tl
]yi. :;0 lld had reieltI mi-r' thi :tii •
ilto thi cihuri-h. rThat lii int hhlln alll
izeld i clhisS ofi N z l]iri-u- IldliIIns h it
er bihutil 70 ih liune, 1t1tI; that thil were
ay well ,rglhiziield ii all it ilidar im'nii iS ,i1
on chllrch i \-twri, with a goilodN ~$iullul
th ( 'h'l l, IEl i\ rith'[11 I tInI I.. W omil alll' s 1
In. 1- Rr.n .isslin iry si-i-O l, ,. A.: h I
pI. tFaty Lof hui tiemh.ers of il ih'ur:h
4 w.ere ci.llegi gal' dusalts, 111i st . rlllll
ia. ('Hrl le it, ilverHily; liIn t lie-y lhad
heliilt a h sllendid uchlr(- lch 'tral hIlint
illI9erty( liiitt to n by tiln sn ieli s W l rlt ll
at le ast $4,00i; thalt lthey l id t a gc s ,l
pastir, a fTll hlood Ni-n l'-rn-,- I i,'!
itl the b(\v. ltdward (Cnllri -: nait t Ihi(i
il had been lstensd pls te l l triell-, ,
3. .t.rta a tail Maxn well, m a n ,iii I lt\ yx i
I- ind nti1i of affairst , n hi will hies i thei
i- lastoir puslh the Ial-h fur hiod wil
do rlaghteouislss; that Jn the -luiri- distriti
'sy is moving llllng pilcely,
lie Methodist.
he l'hirst 1 rklh,lwist Elit ,ln l I ulirh, i
he IPv. c'ho irlss l. v'rm ilh , i1.. Liastari :
its clrnto if" Main niil W h'; tliltf n h ii -i 2
4ve s oLrt. rBll pIhone 30 StuiliIlly sihInl 1
tr it 10 s . l ., Thotnmas l yfiv il sl, l "
il intelldonl i-H (.lasses for all ila s.- At tlii
;re lorlling slvie i at 11 t llt'eli k thi i
k- rlir ilannt It f the Lorl' h Slll l r ill I
h lie ministilred fololoi"g -i shlltTtI
sermon and thea recepltin of irlrtllimrsl:i
Sitljeact $lf the serm-an. The ohl h .h
si- 7:10 the f\'bning worshtilI ln si rnlnll , h
-netlect, "The titi- i Cnr: thet ofI n
hei itnassingc" (n MonMl;t e \'l nlnl g itti
a. offidial o ard will ment (in ridayl i
o vncting th- Inpterimn diai lt i IIIu wtl ill I
at giive it. sosn'ils Ot n Wltel u'. s " disri-i -
he insg tlil Ilr - ir m etid l u lt l nn'ghlc h, ,i
iwhene l ith u stl.i''ct of E ' ,"p li lfi i ,if
iths I-hly Spirit" will hl ,lis-lussd. All
at rdial n0t. italiin ITm s ntln,-el tI all ,
th, te worship with fist. In
ts .mlllsi for w illnday ast -iilcls it the i
ng First Methodist Epliscl;ll h lirch ts i .
n- follows: Morning: Anth-m "Bringing kn
k n His thheres W pith Hinm" o .) Bullk) l
ay choir. Evening: Anthemn: 'The Inrti ti
h Ise My' Strenugth" (ilnlirsiiio), c(.hoir: v
a- solo, mselected, (. A. McAllister. An- t'
id thqm: "' l1 a GoQO Thing to Give C
SCHLOSSBERG'S
The Proof of the Pudding
Is in the Eating
The proof of the popularity of our ready-to-wear department is the increased busi
- ness therein. Many ladies in the past week have taken advantage of our high grade
garments that are low priced. It is a well-known fact that Schlossherg gets $3.00 to
$10.00 less for garments on same grades of merchandise than elsewhere. The only
difference is in the price.
Many Sample Suits and Sport Coats, all col- $9
Coats, selection is still ors, $12.50 values
good, marked $25 else
where with fancy 5 Sport Coas, 750
name, our price $15 $10 values
In the Dry Goods Section
10c calicos; all good colors. / $1.25 hed sprleads: ;od sire. 95
t Special Monday 2C Special Molnday
he 121"2c extra heavy outing flaninell. $1.50 and $1.25 GarfildC serges. 95C
Special Monday ....... ..Special Monday .........
nl
Men's Clothing and Furnishings
Several Cases of Men's Clothing and
Men Furnishings Arrived Last Week
Men's suits, choicest of models; all wool; Special for to , morrow onl ly;$10.00
regular $10.50 to $20.00 $15.0.2. to $15., values
values ............... .
Warm outing flannel night 1.25 (Geiits' flannel sliii'ts; new S.00
shirts; full size ... line: $1.50, $2.00 and . *
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Daly Addition Chapel.
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toui hini x. (;G o '.;(' '. Iti c'kl,'h' is x.x -
|(p rinlt( icnt. \ Cordial i1n ll ) i . I.
' xtl 'ixnx di in 1 ill th,' I" l() i(' inll Il..; (;
nx i i;Ih orIii ''xxi I) l ] ' ii''res' l. I.
lId
"GETS-IT" Is a ,
Wonder for Corns
- No Fuss, No Pain, Sure and Quick.
si Nothing Like It. "Gets" Them
Every Time.
"11 (;'T .'S-IT " t' ,)' f ' ' cornIs, ii'fo')l .! You
lxii
Ino- lrnc "t I;h l tha;it c\< y t IBbil l ihorl coa11
iiix
l ii
:1:;
Nobody Knows How Good I Fool.
Corns Are Gone at Last. 'GETS
", No odt. Knoh w. tHtOw G I F ll ,li
i h a I x 'xx I xxl s' t'li. i l ii11 I' , .' 'ini }( Ili 1,' i
f'''ox x xii. 'x'l'8 PU ix In
S is-to .rs to ( t1 ilispl;,(r(t l d i r'oN o }
th lrl, c lr l. No mlil or' l, "'l lit g," no mxrx i
1,11 Ip:,ii ii nn ir cxicking and g Nu iixxg, x (
tort ntoonr r' x xzx orsi t\+
r :v; "N;I'sT -I'T" s ito(s ) , ain, shriv( ls up 1) (1
) ill t t ru n, s:;l th (o oarn vanishesI. . $1
111.1 ( x;IT --IT'I n :,'( r lait ,i lis iSri l(. s to( I xx
S h,;ilithy fl'sh. Waxrts, callixses 'x. x xi ti
xt xiii iiir xxxt xii) i x I'n.uP. x iix $1
S (TT.1 .'-I''" is xhl t xi ilixg Mstoros ati
of il ole' , t ' i"nt oni . x.l''x'iit of urixet
tix ix' .1 lxaxvwrli'n '( Co.. i'hiix . go. Sold |i
rlay in lliissoula by Gxen. 'rr.ilrhelimer. c1'
xii --. --- -
'n- Quick Help to Backache and Rheu.
,ixf matism.
A Ti.i iin xi or woman who wants
tlli 'lilk hiolp friomn hacklciho and rhou
matisln, will find it in Ixoley Kidney
thei Pills. Th'y actx so quickly and with n
its Iuc h lt g d . ffecl'l'x't thait weal.k, inactive xx
ing kidneys that do not keep the blood xx
xk I l clean and frio of impuritiesi are
inrli toned uip aniid strengtheneiid to healthy h
xir; 'igoroiis aition. Goold resuilts follow t'
A1 - their use proimtly. (lixssuila (rug r
;iv'e Co.-Adv,. . .
;g SEE IF THE CHILD'S G
TONGUE IS COATED
If Cross, Feverish, Constipated, Give Kc
,11 "California Syrup of Figs."
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il'i ilt 1it l i till ,lll l 'l ll +( I' Id. II a
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\. Fol ll ley KI irne Pll \er .is
CAN [0 EVERYTHING ,.
DONE UNDER THE SUN,
rih If lhlit ta lytr h i' l p ly th
ol i 1fie t tint1 i,. ttl lil.lut l ietl tltl i 111lle . 'li o I
.r 1 1.4trl,' l ui lll tttt tlllh 'ui1d l l 1 iiitur ;e ll(
I Ph ily 1' i ' iIts ;i l1' 1 1`4 i ' lof )nc1r
ina l inet; lli s it '(' i I' 1 h t+ ll ' Ilh ill 111
lliw r.liui int ' Inh reu ; ling, ti-il iiO ltl thi
iP I n;lly'trhin .g el.l Ill l\\ll'i l, Ill till- six '
II( ptl0 g l'. I 1l' 51.5ly )pll 'rittn ni lllitte '!"
th1 1 fll 1 1411'A given IuII In this fe lireln 11'
rug. rhlievingi lila'+il i ll htr ulliitiut l'l. 't't'y
1I hte1 , i il4ltl . Dlol bisinss in Lh,
I) 11\ rhl 1ln 111" 4 i'd'1i' 4 1111 1111114' th lmo
7Jl4 i'lh'115 , 1111i4'1h \1, . I' ih d I I" , r fl - '"11 l'4
with 1 ('nlinl y h'l., ththingto, y lir
lil dIaiy. ''l (., 1 c l panilly i5 -I ntpi i lo l .t I ilt
i1.-. $13 still, 1h1 . 4hiall't hboing is , "1 in :t $1i
to ca 'h, 1i sharl's having h14tl o4 inwll ll)
stldL su.ll cril d. The 'o itpally is to h1,111"
;1(t :l r ulyI " i hls, irn fact --its 'in/"il:l ,f
r4 l'h'o in Missoula and th, t11rlii 111' 4'x
mold islt'l' is fired as 'L1( yilars. Th4, in
<;opil 'ol to1',4 ar'' I'r. W . atll.k' oiII 1iitto
and .1. II. ('irr, 1 1'. K ing, !! IIf h ,l!n,
cu. N. N. Aloxai ler, I. A. l'illh'l'r and J. E.
IBr iw!n 1f M' 1is4lso la.
oil- Foley Kidney Pills Succeed.
ney Hib'Jse they aret an honestly nut(1
11th melhilhin that relieves promptly the
Live suffering due toi lietlk, inactivt kid
nod ties and painful bladder action. Tilhty
are of'er it p ev'rful hall) tIo nature in
thy building up th r 14'.111 excreting kidney +
low tissue, in restoring normal action and
rug relieving bladder discotnforts. Tr\'
then, Missoula Drug Co,-A.dv, i
GRANDMA NEVER LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
I Kept Her Locks Dark, Thick, Glossy,
With Sage Tea and Sulphur.
\ hi'ilt \i , i i ,lirl l V ilu' ltili' w ith
', 1},', ']'i';I :1;III s Itd phuII' , tlo I lIt+! ran
1,"II. h,'1 ,I IIcl it,:; t i.11 t' s') I t;,(orally, s,)
l l I i l'i ll i l ilis llixtt lre.
hIII 'l, ;III htl l i, is illis m a d 1111.t - II
;in u t lll" I .(, i , lho l" ',}l ti : -ll ( il
1 l i :I , i inii ' r ift Uonirtlsh with It
id it:\ lt i~1 lhitii l H l y tu' hair,
Iuil, I ut i ii unlti. i ,tI Mli liiitlifi il. twi o,
ill I" i, ll ' Iin s I iii ';l tifully dai rk
', n " ,I, gl iss " ;and llll lrilll t. Yioul w ill
iii- dist, r ui irnfll is gone and
h ir hii -is stIhtped Il'tiling.
I ii ), fihd htair, Ithough in dis
'irt+o, is it .sign 'of ,Ihl ago, (tnol tug
(1 i i l d,'ir' a y tll ftul a: ll lt r a I t-t
11' :upporlnl el , g~t ,hn-y at ont'o ' with
S. ill : li l : ; it - lhu r t111 ll utr aut lhook
I n, '' tluil-l. \l ibanhut I Drug Co.,
.\gtI. Aldt-.
RETURNS FROM IDAHO.
IJr. .i Y IL WI', fI'st iOLLthYlt
+ist, his rI' irlld'l ' frolml t l lic, f ield
tripld thus prove that illur
IIilish Ive tllthit. Dr. Vir is s dprop -
i ly. tlr l Its i.a s i always fi r thw e, ii;
lti-lfper son; ffill i.sth a l 'silazy
Sh liverd Ithat is downhcarllt l' ti
t'nled, blu thand despondent. of
itdtCheer ta p-d t' help thes.
liver and thus provels i that your
liver is working prop
erly. It is always the
person with a "lazy
liver" that is downheart
oed, blue and despondent.
Cheer up--help the
Takliver and bowels in their
work by taking
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
and you have the secret
to health and happiness.
Take a bottle home to
cl day.