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SEW, MS YOUR FROZEOnPI
IAMA 6 E 0 RADIATORS
w t u«hm ortftlloii «•in' w if
life
ketnniMl
A' M V 1.1 ftK Wl t MS'.
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H. A E. Radiator & Welding Co.
202 GMitoa hlr»>«t**«>t Uh« City.UtMh
200 Eggs To Ea ch Hen
Soma Haaa lap 50 per vaan *«mr UftO.
WHi* lor any clrruUr, *300 F««. to h
Ho«." I !'•#*«>*. Addro.« Al VIN AM IN.
Aac. My rum Farm Buroau. Hyrum. Utah
HELP WAITED *'/™ f
'*«m r>f# *««•» tearn
tr»(Jf Wai.f
t>" rttiiiUi*« upon
f « In arffoy ha*«
• iei prepared
Mol«r H«rh«r
CfdUj«. 4.1 M We.l TeM*le Ml . Mail Lake (« 11 »
all
(own. ru-««l l>a «!.<•«• «of.-I
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»ist aa nlflal-r» «•«•imaU-li
few w
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PET PEEVES OF PREACHERS
«Isn of th» Cloth Havs Thsle Ti ou
tdo*. Just at Havs Their Lowir
Placed Brsthron
I have met a niiiat>«-f of type* In my
ministerial
Let
Mini ml« ring«.
ia
quote you a few;
Those hanl headed gentlemen who
ill upon me lu ' display my buck hi.i,n"
my active support In
by giving Kiel
tlielr pet qucrrel*.
The ba«kslldlng member who fear*
lent I lie no! religious-minded enough
for hie people.
À .The loud and Insistent propagandist
lliinka 1 mu tii'in<<'rt I
sbont our coinmou Irellefa from
corner.
o,^***«; who never atlcnds a serv
Jhhi-lers If riljr
i;«i rk
u*r mon» nr«
who •••»»n in»* »»nly during
In, ' (hnrofMrt* iit*Autuon (Iim(
I»* 1 lu do In • «at.
■oil» frtltc l»ut ilovtoljf
Io Um fthnp« of
toy nliur nfttfl ft»»* l«*ng(h of my coni.
lh#y hiivn Ui#
n^hi lo gi»P n>«* ordern, ou th* ground
llmt II» #*y nupply nom« of ih« uiou«*y
Ihm |u> y t» in y «ulnry.
Tin* nn»tln*m who think tl undlgnl
Dot of un* lu •••ni iuyM*lf n»*ur glrl«
oiln*r than their own daughter»
th« iirnr Hiillrr«*r who ttilnkn in y
tNtrnmoi «no! wondi*r'« wher« I
The
dn H-i-r
The
wi
got
VMS ONCE "WASTE LAND"
Frsmnt Sit* of Great Osnk In N*w
York City Bo Described In
Kisy'« Grant.
In the oflli'e of Georg* F linker, lo
the First National bank of N« w York
illy. Iberw hang* ou the wall the orlgl
oat imleiil from James II. king of Kng
land, «hiled Kebiuary 1. KWH, for (he
land ou which Hie First Nntluual bank
now aleiiuo. Iheretn désigna 'e«l a*
"waste land*' outsl«!*» Hit city gate of
New York w«« laaueil to une Thom
as Dougno, "late governor and aow
•dmirall <■( New York."
There I» silachi-i) a small sketch af
ih« property, showing Wall «ireet with
II« feme, and the city gute, through I
w lid-ti leads "Broad «sy."
When one coilHlder* thot thla ■'*«•!« j
aow represent* one I
vnlurthl* *i-oi« la Ih* worhl «m* rosi
U. « «.bal rhahe • little more than
New
lw* rrnturlra lisv* wrought III
York city,
Wh* I would Tliimiss
:nn have
*«t«l If he Int«) litvO I old t b.« I on this
IV
I ataitd a
II« stork
"««sale lainl ' would one ilr
banking tMlllulm
boM
Wall Btrert Jo
retui
over SU |i*i tviii a >r«rb—
•Mint.
Th# Profitât I# N>«k#l.
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n*n*ugr of n lilt'll ©hr »**. %•»» f I y
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•It* value of the on
thef the |l«i'tit II« mu
('-gelber with *
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boy I« r
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ta
Brest Bein*
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o'-evt« tii«*re t«i b* kept in mind pi
ntsrly In the tr«uibl>sl •■«•«« i»f hi
snd In the rrlti'« of
dutrlir* \Vnc««**r
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truth
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f
si IK«.—
Think It Over
Upon the tinsi« that every ernfn of
*-b«'»t «III prg«lin*e 'Vt S German mnih
-mntlriaii Ims flgtired that the thlr«F
; r prticpiiy of a slnglr grain tvould
300 men.
sn Dr Peri^n
Golden Mali*
cal Discovery
ia and ha* been
for nearly .10
y cam. Ingre
dients printed
on wrapper.
The find day you (tart to taka this
reliable molicine, Impure gemui and
accumulation l- itm to wparate in tha
blood and are then ex(>elled through tha
ahndnative organs f
In (dace of the impurities, the arterica
and veins gradually get frexh vitalized
blood and the ar t ion of th» good blood
on the skin means that pimplca, hoi In,
carbuncles, eeicrna, rash, acne and all
skin bleimabes will disappear Then you
must reirc mN-r that when the blood i
right, the liver, stomach, bowel* and
kidneys become hralthy,
vigorous and you will ha
trouble with indigestion, backache, head
ache
rxr
J
active and
vc* no more
Get Dr ricr- i-'s Golden Medical l)n
eovery to-day af any medicine dealer«,
in Ubk I I
trial package t
Hotel. lUilfak , N Y
form, or «end 10c for
Dr Pierce's luvulids'
Oe« asonally one should "clean house"
with castor oil "f liny tails mfhlr up of
the May-apple, leave« of ul»e
jalap, lint
•old by mHBBH
au«l root of
put up by Dr 1'ieroo and now
I most all druggists in till«
country os Doctor Fieri F III
I'eileta. Always convenieut to take.
SMOKING TOBACCO
FACTS FROM THE
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
The Use of Flavorings Deter
mines Difference In Brands
The Fncyclopaalia Britannica »ays
about the manufacture of smoking to
bacco: ''.. On the Continent and in
America, rrrtaln 'sauces' are employed
... the use of tl. ■ 'aaiiceh' is to Improve
the flavour ar«l burning «lualitics of the
leave*." Which indlcataa that a smoker's
cnJoymv.it dctiembi as much upon the
flavoring unil us upon the toberco.
Your nosn is a sure guide in the mut
ter of flavorings. Try this simple test
with several tobacco brands; pour some
tobgeeo mto your palm, ruli briskly,
amt smell. You will notice a distinct
difference in the fragrance of every
bramj The tobacco that smells laut to
yo «1 will smoke best in your pipe, you
can rest assured.
Carefully ag«-d, old Purlev lobaci-o,
plus a dash of pure chocolate, gives
TUXEDO Tobaico a pure fragrance
your nose can quickly distinguish from
any other tobacco. Try it and ace.
WHY NOT TRY IT?
'•
A»f test tum I Wbortu
gr«4«« «nullt
|>pvflt» If b* rAibt-«l pi
a„. _ »M OUT NM «NA TA» 7 «I
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É Skin Tortured
Babies Sleep
After Cuticura
try* Ä. t T«1 >•!«»,
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•ark BUT "
HAIR BALSAM
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fl-'i'« »t» «F-bcll
AND SWELLING AWAY
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Go about your duties—
Dont stay crippled! Rub this aooll*.
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r»kr KmImwi (. '»!••* «n J
•*•»7 I«i4 '.n»» «*r I tmir
t>ri>»r
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Her Occupation.
"Whnl kind of a
mini la Ms wife.
1 AmimdiiF* "1 think she Is what you
•-all n inaintiitiii'V."
SPRAINS! R')B PAINS
Don't fuffrrî
R#M#f comti th# moment you
Apply "SL Jacobs Liniment,"
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and out coi
aihe or strul
'reni'ss, atlffncss and swelling
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the skin nnd
a trial hoirie
til*««*- Umher up'
* ' A "moment
IV-ii'i
suffer! Oe
any «trug si
b* ml «err right out.
hs 1.1
fr.
Rub
after "St. Jac
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you «Tin l»»t fed th* slightest pain or j
I you can go about your }
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ill
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conquers twin.
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for «9
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nnd
ness
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Proc 'dur*.
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Ing lieht of It,"
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H I J Bj r Meli*'ihiii«j and lirjl.r,*
" l atieo— Murine for Red
BP? _ n'-«A Soreness, r,r t rn,i a .
# L-*tion.ItchinganJIiurm:«g
«.t th« E-cs or Eye»t,1s: j
fi^Drop*" Aoer th* Mon» Mutorui* or Loti j
•nu w»a jwur conruwnc#. Aw vrutnai
tx Murla* when y-siv Ky«a Need ('*««. li n 1
Martas Ly« Uaoudy
tu«, trIUcmjff** !
ilUtOK-l
pHanliy for which
nUtmg'jisheci Service
C/oee he« been awarded
»
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Oh if** war department's rerordt
there in a roll of "America's Immor
tals." It is the roll of officers and
men to whom there ha» been award
ed the Distinguished Service Cross
*n recognition of acts of unusual
gallantry in action. Dehind each of
these awards is a story of surpass
ing bravery that deserves the wid
est publicity, but pages of newspa
per space would be required to print
them all. Officers attached to Gen
eral Pershing's staff have selected
from the hundreds of official reports
a number that typify most strik
ingly the gallantry and spirit of
self-sacrifice that mad * America's
army invincible, lien are a few of
them:
THOMAS O. NEIBOUR,
Private, Company M, 167th Infantry.
I'rlvaf« Nelbour, whose home Is at
Bugur City, Idaho, was decorated for
conspicuous gallantry In action near
Laudres-et-Bt. Georges, France, Octo
ber 18, UI18. On the afternoon of ()« -
tober 10, when the Cote de Chat Ulen
had Just been gained after bitter fight
ing, and the summit of that strong bul
wark In the krlenhllde Stellung was be
ing organized, Private Nelbour was
»ent on patrol with his automatic rifle
squad to enfilade enemy machine gun
neats. As Fflvate Nelbour gained thé
ridge he set up his automatic rifle and
was directly thereafter wounded In
both legs by Are from a hostile machine
gun on his flunk. The advance wave
of the enemy troops counter-attacking
had about gained the ridge and al
though practically cut off and sur
rounded, the remainder of his dctach
incut being killed or wounded, »his
gallant soldier kept his automatic rifle
la operation to such effect that by his
own efforts and by Ore from the skir
mish Hue of his company at least 100
yards In his rear, the attack was
checked. The enemy wave being halt
ed and lying prone, four of the enemy
attacked ITlvate Nelbour at close
quarters. These ho killed
He then
muved along among the enemy lying
1 : the ground about bim, in ri-> ntM
>f the tire from his own lines, and hj
his coolness and gallantry captured
tol and, although painfully wounded,
brought them back to our Hues. The
counter-attack In full force was ar
rested. to a large extent, by the single
efforts of this soldier, w hose heroic ex
ploits took place against the skyline
lo full view of his entire battalion.
EDWARD C. ALLWORTH,
CkwAltln, 60th Infantry.
Capt. All w orth won the Dtstln
guiahed Servie« Cross for bravery In
action at Clery-le-Petlt, France, No
vember S, 1918. While his company
nns crossing the Meuse river and canal
at a brhlgeliend opposite Clery-le-Pe
tlt. the bridge over the canal was ile
»troyed by shell fire and Capt. All
worth's command became s* > parntc«l l
part of It being on the east bank of th«
anal and the remnindcr on the west 1
bank. Boeing his advance units mak
ing slow headway up the steep slope
ahead, this officer mounted the catu« I
I bank and called for his men to foHow.
Plunging In he swam across the ctuul
j under tire from the enemy, followed by
his men. Inspiring his men by bis ex
ample of gallantry, be !«•<! then! up (he
slop«', Jvdnliig the hunl prv«Mt) pi»
t«>«>a* In front, lly his personal lender
'ship be for« - ed the enemy back for
m«-re than a kilometer, overcoating ma
dine gun nests and capturing a bun
Jr«U prisoners, w hose number excve«l
*'-» (hot of the men In pis command.
Lhe exceptional courage and leailcr
ship displayed by t'apt. All worth nnulc
possible the rewaitablishment «>f s
brldgi'heail over the canal and the su«
c«c«*ful advance of other troops. Capt
Allw««rth's home Is si Crawford. Wash
I
—w* —
LOUIS CUKELA,
I rig tun.
Lieutenart, 9th Regiment, U. S. M, C.
Lleut.-uant Cukcts was de. «waled
for ctvvsplco«)«* gallantry near Vlllers
France. July IB. 1913. When ;
hl * c,,,h l** n ) r - advancing thrv
«cod. met wl
a !
h
rung rvsistain e from j
(«»int Lieutenant Cu- 1
ed out from
tiiwarvl 'he
heavy 4jre
*' _ .
the niiiik nnd mail
in n
my
!
>ls. tnen a sergeant
German line In the face o
disregarding the warnings
tlid In getting b
n. Hush
f his
He su
ui
th«
M
nctuy p«>.suio
gun eraplacetpcul
with his baymuh.
grenadt's he then bombed out the
a nmcl
he killed the c
With German hrnd
j
!
emitting pt'rtion «>f the
Hi* homo U in MinuoHiHili!«, Minn.
ng po nt.
SYDNEY G. QUMPERT2,
First S*rg«*nL Company E, 1J?nd
Infantry.
gallantry beyond the call of d«tj in
«ctl.ni In the IV-.'lsu «ia Forges, Frnrc«',
, . » , lMD .... .. ,
'eotemher 2C, 13 3. IU 'j ;Ju ad
Sorgt. Gumperta was decorated for
,i ae
tin- pla
■'! ! I, ! an<)
BhBHHhbHHHhH^V' '■•'"■ -•■■ in
it. Ins two
HUWUBr Voff^Weu ini- cii.siuildm
H^H#|V7i mg nhfllH, luit Rergt. (Jam
^T./. continued <m alone In the race
of direct fire from the machine gun.
I >nmped Into the neat and alienee«! the
I gun, capturing nine of the crew. Sergt.
j Gunipertz' home la lit 701 West 178»h
j street, New York city.
CHARLES F. HOFFMAN,
Gunnery Sergeant, 49th Company, 6th
Regiment. U. 8. M. C.
Bergt. Hoffman receive«! Ute Dis
conspicuous gullautry in action with
the enemy near t'biitcau-Thlerry,
Franc«, June 6, 1918. Immediately
after the company In which Bergt.
Hoffman belong«-«! had r«-a« lied Its ob
Jectlve on HUI 142. »everal oounler-at
tacks were launched against the line
before the new position had been con
soliduted. Bergt. Hoffman was at
tempting to organize a position on the
north slope of the hill when he saw
twelve.of the enemy, armed with five
light machine guns, crawling toward
his group. Giving the alarm, he rushed
at the hostile detachment, buyonetted
the two lenders, and forced the others
to fli'e, abandoning their guns. His
quick initiative and courage routed the
enemy from a position from which they
could have swept the hill with uiuchLf.«
gun lire and forced the withdrawal of
our forces. His home is in Brooklyn,
N. Ï.
THEODORE PETFRbEN,
Sergeant, Med. Det. lb' . Field Artil
lery
Sergeant Feteraer ,Ceeease<l) was
decorated for conspicuous gallantry in
action at I'eronne, Froace, March 6,
11118. Mortally wounded during an
enemy bombardment. Sergeant Feter
sen. though himself too weak to min
ister to other wounded soldiers, direct
ed bis associates in treating • the
wounded and refused to receive assis
tance himself until all the others were
eared lor. When gas shells began to
full In the vicinity he directed the men
in adjusting their masks and was the
first to test for gas. He continued
to supervise the treatment of the
wounded, despite the fact that he was
suffering great pain, until the arrival
of the surgeon, who sent him to the
rear. He died on reaching the hos
pital. Ills moth«T, Mrs. N. J. Peter
sen. lives at 99 Central avenue, Osh
kosh, WIs.
JAMES D. HERIOT,
Corporal, Company I, 118th Infantry.
Corp. Herlot, who lived near Provi
dence, S. C., was decorated for con
spicuous bravery, resulting In his
death, at Vuux-Audigny, France, Oo
tober 12, 1918. _
dlcrs. organized a combat group, and
Corp. Herlot, with four other sol
attacked an enemy machine gun nest
which had been Inflicting heavy cas
ualties on his company. In the ad
vance two of his men were killed, und
because of heavy Are from all sides,
the remaining two sought shelter. Un
mindful of the hazard attached to his
mission, Corp. Herlot, with fixed bayo
uet, alone charged the machine gun,
making his way through the fire for a
distance of thirty yards, and forcing
(he enemy to surrender. During this
exploit he received several wounds In
the arm. and Inter In the same day.
while charging another nest, he was
kilted.
spleuous bravery in action near Varen
nes, France. September 20, 1918. Dur
log an operation against enemy ma
DONALD M. CALL,
Second Lieutenant, Company 8, Tank
Corp*.
Lient. Call was decorated for con
.hlne gun nests west of Va rennes,
Lient. Call, then corporal, was In a
tank with an officer, when half «if the
turret was kn«K'ked off by a direct nr
tlllory hit. Choked by gas from the high
explosive shell, he left the tank and
took cover In a shell hole thirty yards
sway. Seeing that the oUlcer did notj
follow, and thinking that he Plight tie
alive. C«irp. Cull returned to the tank
under Intense machine gun and shell
fire and carried the- otllcer over a mile
under machine gun and snlp»r fire to
safety. Lieut. Call's home la at Lurch
mont Manor, N. Y.
— *a—
CHARLES DISALVO,
Private, Company B, 354th Infantry.
Private Dlsalvu (decease«!) was dec
orut«'d for conapicuoas gallantry in
action near Remonvllle, France. No
. 101 o
v«mnr .
group, of whu-b he
b«vu halted by cnqnif machine guns.
Private Disalvo *l««no charged for
ward. Attacking the n« st, he killed ;
one gunner and forcevl the resp to j
Whoa the combat
vus u member, had !
His act enabled the group
surrender.
to cvmtiBUe th r aihance. During
the charge on the nest b* was s«v serl
fi
ouslv »««untied that he dl«?«l «vn th«
lives at Arlicg
His with
ton avenu«'. St. Louts, Mo.
JOHN J. KELLY,
Private 78th Company, 6th Regiment,
U. S. M. C.
Private K
xirati'd for gab
n at Blanc Mont Ridge, ;
ce. October 3, 191S. Prit*» Kelly
ran through our own barrage 100 yards j
In advance of the front Une and at- ;
y wa
iantry In a
i
the barrage with eight pr!»oi>efi*^|
vute Kellv's home Is nt '1H9 V -«•■urk
'
avenue, Chicago UL
tacked an enemy machine gun n«-«t,
killing the gunner with a grenade, j
ah(K«ting another member of the crew j
with his pistol and returned through j
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UPSET STOMACH
FAPE'8 DIAPEPSIN AT ONCE END6
SOURNESS, GASES, ACIDITY
INDIGESTION.
Lumps of pain;
belching ga», add* and sourness. When
your stomach la all npwc, her* la In
«tant relief—No waiting!
j
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The moment you eat u tablet of
Pape's Diapepslo all the Indigestion
pain, dyspepsia misery, the sourness,
gas.-s und stomach acidity ends,
Pape's Diupepsln tablets cost little
at any drug store but there Is no surer
or Quicker stomach relief known Adv.
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He Had Had Hie Medicine.
Mu— There's a g««>«l little boy. Take
your medicine like father «lues.
Jimmie—Aw shucks! When father
takes his he always says (hut word you
licked me once for snyin'.
The Cuticura Teilet Trio
Having cleared your sklu keep it clear
by making Outlcara your every day
... , . ,
toilet preparations. 1 he soap to cleans«
uud purify, the Ulntiueut to soothe and
heul, the Talcum to powder and per
fume. No toilet table Is complete
without them. 2öc everywhere.—Adv.
A man carries domestic economy to
extremes when he stops the clock at
night to save time.
Keep J
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fcrvp Ut'Mlrby. irt-ultbjr and wJ«»*. Ad*.
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In Boston a rubber factory Is cnlicd |
an Inquisitive plant.
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Mothers Know That
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Signature
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Colds
Grippe
Influt^zal
Colds
Stiff Neck
Joint Pains
For Pain
Headache
Toothache
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Rheumatism
Lumbago
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Take one of two "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" with
If necessary, repeat dose three times a day, after mcak. ,
Ask for and Insist Upon
\
Adult:
water.
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Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
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American owned—Entirely!
SO cent Barer [«ackaces—also larger Davor packages.
Buy Bay« packages only—Get original package.
Aspns U ta* ti.de «ark at Bsytt lisoulactur* at Uonoacedcsckleater s|"-l^ge^ig
fk
Look out for Span
ish Influenza.
At mie first sign of
a edd take
4 JH»
CASCARAfi? QUININE
^0MV° V
1
S-.nd.f-1 cold retnvdy for 70 fear . In tabu«
form—«afe, me, no ofuta—break, up a cold
la 3* hour.—relieve. *np in 3 dark Money
bark If It fail*. The genome bok bu . Ped top
with Mr. Uiir. picture. At Ail Drug Store.
Stop Losing Calves
You can Stamp Abortion Ont
of YOUR HERD and Keep It Ont
B/ the use of
OR. DAVID ROBERTS*
"Anti-Abortion"
Vi
Small Expense
Easily Applied. Sure Reoahs.
L'aed aucceeatuUy tor 30 year».
Commit Db. DAVID ROBKHTS
about all animai all
formation free. Send
copy of 'Th# Cattle Specialist** with full Infor
Abortion in Cow«. DR. DAVID ROBERTS
VETERINARY CO.. 100 Grand Avt^ W adttsha* W»e.
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DON'T FEAR THE "FLU
if
It can't get you. if you use "DR. HIL
LER'S ESSENTIAL OIL TABLETS"
They quickly relieve coughs, colds, all
throat and lung troubles, reduce fever.
P revent attack if taken in time-and are
"** fro ™ J*™« 3 ° r u °P iat f?- A rea ' ,lfe -
saver which should be used m every home,
Trial package «if 2 tubes, $1.00. Full pack
age, 10 tubes $5.00. Complete direction*,
Postpaid on receipt of price. Sold •»
elusivelyby
FREDERICK HILLER, M. D.
Suite 423 Coiuolidated Realty Bldg.
Los Angele«, California
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5 BREAK - U P - A •
COLO TABLETS
A COLO IM THC
Th« ijuickeat wav jaw mm ft
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W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. 12-1919

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