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HOW TO RAISE CHICKENS
- LESSON 2—FROM EGGS TO CHICKS
The question to ilxldt Is whethet
you are going to hatch the chick*
in the old fa*hloned way, I«<t biddy
do it, or get an artificial Incubator
Ft>r the peraou who want* to go
Into the bu*lnea* on a large scale,
the machine la undoubtedly the
better l>\>r the city man. who only
haa the backyard for hla "chicken
farm." there la much to be said In
favor of either method
A tuachlue coat* little, the *mal!
rot a* low a* $."< The amal)e*t will
hatch from 40 to 60 egg* at a time
The evpense of running one la very
■mall
Machlnea are very simple affair*
when once understood —a bright
boy or irtrl can manage both the
incubator and the brooder Into
which the little chick* are placed
4t> hour* after they break the shell
Complete Inatructton* are given
with each machine *«>ld. and reault*
depending entirely on how one fol
low* instruction* are to be ob- {
tained
But If you do not wi*h to lnve*i
In a machine, and want to let the
hen hatch out the e«g*. you will!
probably have to buy the hen* ami
then wait until tbey want to alt
Maybe you can buy some hena al
ready broody.
Try her for a day or two on ne*i
«#*-» to *ee whether *he ha* really >
made up her mind to lit, and then
at night. place a* many egg* under
her a* ahe can well cover Uon't :
fill the neat too full of egg*. ai>
those near the outalde will get
chilled and spoil. From 1© to 13
eggs are about the average for the
ordinary hen "
Aa Ueghoru* and Minorca* are
of the non alttlng variety, you will l
have to figure on aome other breed j
THEY'RE ALL STIRRED UP IN THIS PALACE
Tbe national palace of the City of Mexico. acene of many hurried war conference* tbe»e day*. Is an
architectural monstrosity. having been add<-d to pie- em<>al for the laat 100 year* In IVJ2 the government
bought th«' original building from the heira of forte*; in tbe rlota of 1«92 it waa aliuoat completely de
stroyed Tbe pr< sent palace contain* tbe official residence of the president. tbe departwmla of the In
terior. of war. finance, tbe senaU- chamber, tbe general postofflce department and other offlcea.
BONDSMEN HELD
Ah Fuok wa» arrested In IMi.
charged with smuggling allk Cbin
Kee and Oen Quay. Chines.- mer
chants. signed Ah Kook'a ball for
Ah Fook took the neit boat
to China tor hla health Judge Han
ford released the two merchants
from the bond on the ground that
Ah Ftook was a Chinese laborer
without right to bail Yesterday
tbe circuit court of appeals re-
Twrsed tbla decision and Kee and
Quay are out $750.
SPEAKS TO TEMPLARS.
Peter Myrvold of Minneapolis,
veil known Norwegian Journalist
and torturer, will address a meeting
at I O « T hall. 110* Virginia st
tonight under the auspices of the
Scandinavian Lodge of the Good
Templars
THAT RECIPROCITY.
PORTLAND. Me., March 16 —
John B Osborne, chief of the
bureau of trade relations, predicts
that five yeara hence. In case of
the adoption of the pending reci
procity agreement with Canada.
Canada's total imports will aggre
gate I",10.000,000 and the I'nited
States will supply $3. r jfl,000.0t)0. or
M per cent.
strike "weaken®.
NEW YORK, March 16
100 wagons of the Adams Express
Co. have been restored to oper
ation by strike breakers The reg
alar drivers and helpers have been
on a strike for several days.
HIS RACE IS RUN.
PATERSON. N J., March 16 —
Vincent Walls, known as the "pool
room king," died here last night He
leaves an estate of about $150,000.
DEPUTY MARSHAL QUITS
Alex Anderson, deputy I'nlted.
States marshal, resigned yesterday.
Marshal J. 11 R. Jacohy uas not
yet named his successor.
Piles Driven
Away FREE
Cases of Extreme Torture Cured So
Quick at to Amaze All Who
Know the Terror* of Pile*
Kven • small and recent case of
piles i* bad enough, but thousands
•re In abject misery Great protru
sions render life a torture in every
community, and yet, right within
elbow room i« certainly a drug
•tore that ban the wonderful Pyra
mid Pile Cure. If not. It will be
mailed free upon receipt of the ret
ular price—60c
It work* like a hundred swift
■treami of water on a sudden blaze,
puts the fire out, save* lives, saves
the nerves, prevents gangrene, stop*
all pain, ail itching all bleeding;
reduces all iwellltigs Internal or
external, cure* quick and complete
to *tmy cured Many severe case*
think they are hopeless, mint be
operated on, have part of their an
atomy cut and carved. Don't let It
happen
Remember, anything cut off I*
gone forever. Pyramid Pile Cure
aave* all this, cure* rationally, re
store* thi part* to normal, healthy
condition*. You can easily and
quickly prove thl* by sending your
name and address to Pyramid Drug
Co , 27K Pyramid Bldg, Marshall,
Mich. A free trial will at once be
mailed, sealed In pl«ln wrapper, and
you will never afterwards be at a
loss to know what to advise when
you hear of a case of piles, no mat
ter how severe It may be.
For sale at all drug stores at 50c
a package, and be cure you get what
7— *r„.sfHrrn>*» 1
• iMkr
to do the hatching If you apeclalliv
In either of thoae two breed* I'au
ally * mall, active hen* are reatle**
on the neat and bring off a *maller
percentage of healthy* chick* Me
dlum «lied. quiet hen* are beat
Having *et the hen. Bee to It that
plenty of food and freah water I*
within reach ao that ahe will not
have to take unnecessary time off
the egg*, but allow her much latl
lude In the matter of leaving the
ne*t She knowa more about hatch
ln( the egg* than you do, anyhow.
Watch her for lice and aprlnkle
both her and the ne*t with Inaectl
clde* l.lce are chick killer*.
In three weeks little beak* will
begin breaking through Many
people remove the little chlcka and
Weep them In a warm baaket until
the hatching la ail over, and then
give them back to the hen Keep
the hen and her little one* away
from the real, of the flock. I'ut her
PAYS DIME FOR USE OF 1
GUN TO KILL HIMSELF, i
SAN FH A SCI SCO. March \
18 Walking into a Fi'lmore i
street shooting gallery. Jack 1
Kane, a laborer, laid a dluic 1
on the i ounter and asked tor i
a rrralver. He fired a shot i
carelessly at a target, then 1
suddenly turned the pistol i
against his breast and shot i
himself through the heart, i
dying Instantly i
TALKS ON DEAD.
James 11. Colt, lecturer of (ho In
ternational Bible Student* assocla
lldd. iltllvrlvd an Interesting lec
ture ar Paurot's hall last aight on.
"Can Ihr Dead Communicate With
(he U»lnj?"
MAN DROPS DEAD
P H Starr, a vegetable peddler
of 112# 33rd a*., dropped dead on
Howell st. yesterday afternoon He
a wife.
ENLISTMENTS HEAVY.
" NEW YORK. March 16 Stalls
tics gathered at recruiting stations
In New York expose the eagerness
of thousands of young men to Join
Uncle Sum's service. Applicants
for enlistment have doubled since
the order for the mobilisation of
troops along the Mexican border.
CLOSE STORES
On account of the death of C.
Harrah. the llarrah Bros.' stores
at 621 N. Broadway and 34th av.
and K. Madison st. will be closed
all day today and tomorrow until
noon.
MAY BE MURDER.
BOSTON. March 16 The state
department waa requeated today to
Investigate a report that Herbert
Itecoti. African explorer, had been
murdered recently on the north
coast of Africa by Arabs.
THE MARKETS
Tha fullonlua ara VYi« mrrrngm prtrM
qt..»ted by th# Iwai wholr»iiUr« »■ loral
|»ra4i la* a. mnii m.-l im •* In all
art •übjwt to tarlatlM. a(rnrilliif
to frfuhnrH xnd ftarral aiolUiuf. hist
tbr<M> prlrfM, unlfM otharwlftf lodl< atad.
ara for Mrlttly flrat giadr*
hug- •.Mutter—Mrtllaf I'rlif
NftUva Washington butter | 32
Kreah KaiUir hittor It# II
Htoraga KMtarn butter... -I"# IX
ranrb .21
Br||. Knalrrn .40
Poultry — Huyini fur*.
Kprin* brotiars .11
Haoa. under I )ba .11
He ia. t Iba and ovar .11
Ho« itara, live. lb .01
Tui taya, ..-a, lb. Illb 41
Ducua, ilva, lb .IT
*prt <lu<ua if
Oaata 14
•flu aba, doyen I.lo# l it
Pfgaona. dl>r*n 2 01
f wd—tolling Pr Ira.
Kaatarn Waehmgion Tim
othy 21 00#21,00
Pufet Round 12 00*21 90
Alfalfa . II 00# It 00
Wheat hay II 000 19 00
Doubla cornpraaeed 10 00
Data par ton . 10 00# 31 oo
I Oata, Kaatarn Waehlngton *2 00$ 33 00
I'.ran. ton 26 00#27 00
Rhortg, ton 21 00# 2* 00
Whole 'orn. ton . 10 oo#n oo
fru' keel corn, ton 11.00#12 00
Vfldd'.lnga. ton II 00
Roll ad oata and barlay.
mlaed }» 00
Vegetable*—Sailing Prlra.
; liruaaeia aproutg .
(>r«iv>n onlona 2.71# l oo
I FotatoM, local. 100 Iba . . . 1 B0
Potatoaa, Yakima I.IK# 1.7|
Carrot* i 00
liceta, a&'k So# l 21
Vrull Kollitiv I'rlra.
Wenafcha* appiea 1 to# 2 10
Native apple" . , 24
Turnlpa. aa< k lb# j oo
Radllliea. dozen .11
Lettuce, hntbouae crata., jo
f.etture. hothouge. crata . 2.00# ill
I'aralay, doaen 20# 10
Cabbage. local, lb * .02 K, Q 01%
Curumbara. docan ....... 2 00# 2 21
Cauliflower, dozen ....... I.SI
C«ltry. doaen 71
Hquaah 04 V*
bpaniab onion* .......... 1.21
lm" it
In a bo* or barrel, *ecur<d against
draft* and damimea*; nail aome
lath* acroa* the front, allowing
enough room for the little chlcka to
come out at will
If you want to uae the egg* which
your hen* lay for hatching purpo*.<*
you mu*t have a rooater with the
flock If the hen* are two year*
old the rooater should be a yearling,
and vice ver*a
t'ae the egg* of the beat laying
hen* for hatching When hen* lay
particularly well during winter u*e
their egg*, for their chlcka will al*o
be good layera l-aylng atralus can
be Inbred in a flock If your hen*
do not lay during the winter. pro
vided of courae that you have cared
for them intelligently, get (time
eggs from good laying hena of the
aim breed
How to take rare of the growing
chlcka la the subject of tomorrow's
article.
PRETTY SOFT!
LOS ANOKI.BB March 1« —
With • check for $100,000 tucked
safely away. Mi»s May Morae, until
yesterday ttlcphan* operator at the
| Hotel Ijinkershlm. la today on her
! way to Rath. Me , to s«ttl« op tha
<*ld« and ends of the estate of her
; aunt. Mr* Ben}airdn» Moras
Not *«rD the glrrs employers sua
; ported (hat ahe waa an heiress until
. ahe resigned her position
Mlsa Morse said her dead aunt
waa the mother of Obaa W Morse,
| the ' Ice now In the federal
| prlaon at Atlanta, tla
EFFICIENT
RELIABLE
PAINSTAKING
Such is the verdict passed
upon the manner in which
the Safety Deposit and other
vaults of the
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS
BANK
Were installed by the
Purccll Safe
Company
Read this letter:
Seattle. Nov. 28, 1910.
Mr. P. P. Purceil,
Purcell Safe Co., City.
My Dear Sir:
The installation of
our Safety Deposit and
other vaults having
been completed, It af
fords me pleasure to
state my appreciation
of the efficient, reliable
and- painstaking man
ner with which you
have carried out the
contract In all Its de
tails.
Yours faithfully,
K. C. NEUFELDKR,
President.
The work referred to was
done under the personal super
vision of Mr. P P. Purceil and
the vaults and safety deposit
equipment came from the man
ufactory of the famous
HERRING HALL-MARVIN
SAFE COMPANY.
Represented In the Northwest
exclusively by
The Purceil Safe Co.
Prafontalne Place and Yealar
Way, Seattle
THK STAR—THURSDAY. MARCH 16. 1911.
HAVE VOU ENGAGED
YOUR ROOMS Y*TT
(ll> I all«J l'r«*s.)
I.ONDON, March 1# Al
ready rent* are rising In an
tlrlpallon of the roronatlon
reieiiiiiiiir•* nf King tleorite, to
he lit lil In June Mansion* lif®
the fashionable Kensington
district are held at no leas than
(Ci.OOO for the month of Julie
Kiir one flat of five rooms
11,600 la asked
BURY J. T. LAWRENCE
The funeral service* of John T
l.swrence. aged 6f-, who died al the
residence of hi* daughter, Mr* (Sua
llrlnkman, 2431 W DOth. Mallard.
Monday, will b« beld at the real
dam c Holiday at 1 p. ui under M*-
nonlc auspices.
COLD WAVE HITS
WARHINUTON, March 16 Ri
tending from Cape Hatter** to
Kastport, Maine, a cold wave hold*
away ovar the Atlantic roast today
The weather la moderating, bow
ever The wave traveled eastward
from the Ureal Lakea, where cero
weather obtained In many pla<-«a
yesterday.
Enjoyment
<>nig)it nflVv mean suffering to
narrow, but not if your stomach,
iver, and Ik.w.-N *r«J helped
o do their natural work by
BEECHAMS
PILLS
•U FftrywU*. laUiH |Oc Uml Sit
TIME TELLS
THE STORY
Certainty of Neal 3-Day
Drink-Habit Cure Shown
by What Some of First
Patients Say
It la now about aeven months
since The Neal !n*tllii(e> for the
Cure of the Drink llahlt, • branch
of the great Neal Institute, of De*
Moine*. Inwt, waa opened In Seat
tle
Looking over oar recent corre
spondence we haw cause to feel
decidedly encouraged over the
procrvM that by tw.'ti made -e»
pecially In view of the gratifying
statements voluntarily made (o us
In letter* from aotue of our first
patient* llore are aoma of them
It la now *U month" atfice
I took the Neal euro for the
liquor habit, and I am more
•nthualaatlc than ever. AU
craving for lotoxtcanla la gone
I never fell belter In my Ufa."
Seattle Merchant.
"Kbur months ago I left your
institute, after having been ab
solutely cured of a liquor thirst
that once put me In the gutter,
tflnce taking your cure I hare
changed completely. Have
gained IS pounds and my old
friends don't know me I never
want whlaky any more—and.
what * more I couldn't taate
the vile stuff "
Local Telephone Man.
"It is now more than four
months since I took the Neal
eure, and I never felt better
nor enjoyed life more I have
no more desire for whisky
whatever I wish you every
euccess "
Seattle Butcher.
Many home* once darkened by
the drink curse have been made
happy through the Neal Infallible
cure Treatment Is given undet*
contract to perfectly eradicate all
taste, appetite or craving for
liquor in only three dare, or refund
the fee A copy of the contract
bond will be furnished on request
to kny person interested.
Call, phone or write for full In
formation regarding the Neal 3-day
cure. Including references and In
doraementa. All will be mailed
you In a plain, sealed envelope Ad
dress The Neal Institute, Bam
Howell and 16th eve., S.-attle
Phones: Ka*t 4881; Ind . Cedar 431
SPECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK
Any Hat in the House
$1.00
Puget Sound Hat Factory
1514 First Ave.
NEW
WHITE SEWING
MACHINES
Koduced to
$27.50
B. D. VORIS
Pioneer Dealer In White Hewing
Machines.
1 106 Third Av„ Seattle, Wash.
Phones: Ind. 694; Sunset
Main 706.
Hewing Machines for Uent..
Dedicate Hospital
The cornerstone of the new
Orthopedic hoapltal wan laid at
W*fr«n av and Crockett at. yeater
day afternoon with simple. but ap
proprlate ceremonies
A* Mra. J. W f'llsa, trowel In
hand, spread mortar at lla baae, a
down little crippled Inmate*
Kui ln<ri«d'ln window . of tli.' tenipor
arv home dapped their handn In
glae.
H»». Kdward l.lmoln Hnilth
opened the ceremony with prayer
Mr* ("Use then told of the effort*
of Heat He women to found an
■orthopedic hospital. Mayor Mlllng,
l>r. C. W Sharpie**. Rev I»r M A
Matthewa, Kabbl Hamuel Koch and
Itev. 11 II tlowen ulao *polte In
commendation of the hoapltal to ba.
OLD t. C. MAN DIC*
Jamei D. Cooper, 74. died at the
residence. 2241 13th a* W Cooper
haa been an employe of the He
altle Klw trie company for IS
year*. ll* leave* a wife and four
«ous. Funeral services ware beld
Ihl* afternoon under the direction
of Orabatu A Kngeiuann.
SHIPS OIL TANKS
10 ALASKA FIELD
WILL BUILD PIPE LINE
Nine Mile* of Steel Pip* Will Be
•ent From Seattle to North
ern Dlatrict
K ATAI.I.A, Alaska, March I.—
Steel tankage to contain J7.000
barrel* of Alaaka oil la on Ita way
by water from California to f'u
get aound About the time thi*
arrive* a ahlpment of nine inllea
of * tee I pipe line* will arrive from
the East. and both will t*< for
warded Immediately to Katalla. to
he placed In poaition with the ut
moat dispatch Within slsty days
It la eiperted that Ihe ftrat ship
load of Alaaka oil will reach Se
attle.
Four oil well* near the town of
Katalla. which were bored several
years ago. have bowi reopened
and their How. by measured teata,
exceeds 2.004 barrel* a day. To
receive the oil three tank* will
be Installed One of thene will
be at the harbor and from It ve»-
aela will be loaded. Ita rapacity
will be JO.OOO barrel* A 6.000
barrel tank and one of 2.000 bar
rel* will be placed near the well*
Hteatushlp arrangementa have
Imm.n made, it I* announced, (or
the flrat ahlpment
Staked Out Year* Ago
The Katalla oil territory I* a
atrip of land about twenty-five
mile* long by or eight mile*
aide, attending to the eaateurd
of tha Copper river * nyiuth The
name Katalla come* from the In
dian language, the native* giving
that name to the oil seepage* that
reached tha surface at many
point* through the territory.
The Alaaka Commercial Corn
pan) twenty year* ago established
a trading atatlon »n Kayak Isl
and. ao named by the Indian* be
cause of Ita ahape like a canoe.
; at the entrance to Controller bay,
About ISM the Indlgn* told the
kaepera of trading poet about
the numerous oil seepage* and
the next year mo*t of the terri
tory waa ataked out Many of the
original clalmholdera atlll have
their property, — Postlotelllgen
cer, March IS.
BORINO FOR OIL.
That drills will be boring
for oil In the neighborhood of
Katalla before the end of next
•ummer. I* the opinion of the peo
ple of that section. .Some half a
doren drill* are already operatlog
there and rtimor ha* It that *ome
of the largeat oil people in the
country are allent partners with
those who are doing Ihe actual
boring—Alaska Dally Dispatch.
March Cth, 1911
"There'* a re«*on" for all thl*
activity. Hl*, quick money Id Oil!
That'a why. •
Fortune* were mad# by early
Investor* In the oil companies
which opened up the rich oil
field* of Pennsylvania, Ohio. Il
linois, Texas. Oklahoma and Cali
fornia. Ho will It be with Invest
or* who get their aharea at a
low price In the ALASKA CANA
DIAN OIK A COAL COMPANY,
which la oiwmlng up a large tract
of the choiceat oil land* In the
lateat aud greatest oil field* yet
discovered KATALLA ALASKA
I>) not wait until ahare* have
been advanced to par Ruy now.
and make a biff profit on the ad
Vance In price of fharaa, aa well
a* a good Inveatrnent. No taxes,
no assessment* to pay. and for
tbo*e who cannot pay ca*h, we
offer a limited number of ahare*
on eaay Installment*
Do not delay, but Investlgate
our proposition yourself, and you
will be *atlsfl»d without question
that it la the best opi>ortunlty
now offered by any legitimate oil
company for the Inveatrnent of
money with assurance of quick
profit*
Aluskn is coming to the front
as au oil producer, and Is going to
lead the world as a quart* and
placer mining field, and If voti
are wise, you will get your slim-'
Call at our office and get pros-
Partus and particular* Or write
and we will supply them and make
you an attractive business propo
sition
A limited number of shares at
30 cents. Par value $1.00; non
assessable. We own our own rig
and have It on the PEARL (Irotip
of oil claims, owned by this com
pany, near Katalla. and will drill
a number of wells this season
With the first big flow of oil,
*hare* will go to par, so you have
no time to wait If you buy at the
present low price.
AI, ASK A CAN A 1)1 A"N OIL &
COAL CO.
WON NY INVESTMENT CO.,
SOS I,umber Exchange, Seattle,
Wash
II W BKLLANDKR R CO.,
(ill 4 Hoard of Trade,
Portland, Or.
PACIFIC IIROKKKAUB CO ,
307 Camble St., Vancouver, H. C.,
OHNUKAL AGENTS.
RIMIMItn MADISON?
WAHHINOTON, March 1« —
Member* of the Madison society
will hrrld ■ banquet tonight In com
memoration of James Madison,
fourth president of the United
Mates, who wit born 160 years ago
today.
OLD ACTOR HURT
IIA VKH II 11,1,, Mssa, March U —
Henry Clay Harnabee, aged •■'tor.
fell down three fllKtith of steps wt
• hotel here, and f» In a hospital
today.
Bun Down ?
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic.
It does not stimulate. There
is not a drop of alcohol in it.
You have a steady, even gain,
day by day. Ask your doc
tor. Secure his approval
first, then go ahead.
Come Into
Our Store
Tonight
Hear the Latest
Victor and Ediion
Records
0 Private Record Parlors
Talking Machines
$1.00 Per Week and Up
Open Every Night
haw & Allen
1421 Third Ave.,
Near Pike
MOVED
The l'aint and Wall Paper Co.
formerly at UOk Second av. ta
now lortiMl at
IMS THIRD AV.
Dahiem A Barry.
TALKS ON TEETH
By the REGAL DfNIISTS
IHE ADVERTISING AGE
Thl* la the advertising age. but
there are aome dentist* who aay It
I* against the ethic* of the profes
alon to use printer a ink.
Fiddlesticks!
Suppose we never aald a word In
these column* about our discovery
of a method of doing away with
j>aln. How else would we have put
ihat dlecovery before the thousand*
who have enjoyed Ita beneflta?
Another thing that la taboo:
We are told we mustn't mention
price, even If we do advertise,
j Why not?
No dentlat can give better work
for auch uniformly low pricea aa-we
charge, unless he does a* great a
volume of business a* thl* office
doe*- and la aatlafled with small
proflta.
We make a full aet of teeth for
aa Utile a* $5. and our price* range
from that up There Is no plate
made lu any office In the World that
will compare with our f5 plate for
finish and fit
We put filling* In for as little as
11. and they are the best cheap fill
ings put In by any dentist anywhere
In the world, and must not be coo
founded with the average fi filling
of the "Dent*l Parlor" dentists.
Every piece of work that la done
here la In the hands of a specialist
—the best men we can find.
In short, we olfer the people of
Seattle the opportunity of obtaining
the flneit dental work at the lowest
price* Are we making a mistake
In making thl* offer public? We
(hlnk not Add to thl* the fact that
through the discovery of a painless
ayatera. we are able to promise you
that
WE NEVER HURT A BIT,
And keep that promise. Is It any
wonder that our offices are crowded
every dayT
Vou can prove all we claim about
low prices and high quality by com
ing to see us That will cost you
nothing
Our 10-year guarantee protects
you after we finish your work
REQAL DENTAL OFFICES
1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union 9V
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP?
Dark days come when the khltteys
are sick. A bad back makes you
miserable all the time.
You awake tired, lame and sore.
II Is a task to (jet dressed It hurts
so to bend over It Is aKony to
straighten up attain.
All day the dull, throbbing ache
keeps up. varied with stabs of pierc
ing pain when you twist or turn;
whirling dlr.iy spells, specks and
spots dancing before the eyes, mis
erable headaches and a dead-tired
or languid feeling
You have no appetite for meals,
can't work, can't rest, and are an
noyed with too frequent urination,
and a burning, scalding pain In mak
Ing passages.
At night the sufferer retires, hop
ing for sleep that either does not
come, or is troubled and fitful. Bev
oral times during the night you
awake with a desire to urinate.
No wonder that so many people
who have bad backs get despond
ent and nervous They too often
do not know that it Is sick kidneys
that cause It all.
There Ik prompt relief In using
I Joan's Kidney Pills. A few doses
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have agreed never to publish the price broadcast.
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"I fed so tired nnd ache all over"
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proved sewing ma
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vented by Mr. Wm.
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wake up (he sluggish Kidneys, drive
out the dangerous uric acid and reg
ulate the urine Backache disap
pears and continued treatment
cures and heals the weakened kid
neys.
Ik>an's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only. For years and years
they have heen curing backache
and sick kidneys. The success of
Doan's has brought out a host of
imitation kidney pills, some with
very similar names. He sure to
get DOAN S.
Seattle Testimony
Mrs B. J. Roy. 1009 E. Madison
st,. Seattle. Wash., says:
"For a long time I was annoyed
by sharp pains across my back and
sometimes 1 had a dull, dragging
ache through my loins that robbed
me of slrength and energy | was
not certaiu as to the cause of the
trouble, but finally decided that my
kidneys were disordered When I
read about Doan's Kidney Pills 1
got a Ik>x at the Kennedy Drug Co
anil used them. My pains and
aches were soon removed and 1 felt
as though 1 had been given a new
lease on life."