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The card party piven by tin' MyKlic
Workers nt the Odd Fellows' lull! last
I'venlDK was Httondrd ly ' liiw
crowd. Tin? renular business tm t itin
was iH'ld an 1 1 then tlu Riiests Kprtit
the rest of the cwln with curds.
Tin honors were wein liy Mr. (jcori;'
Stoud! iind Mrs. V. Kli.koy. lit.- lri'."
lit'inK curried off for tin- men hy Ivwr
,-,iiv.p :Tnl WITH Wilcox. Mr.
Frank I'nwerH, Mrs. William Dodd and I
MILK SICKNESS IS
FATAL TO ONE; TWO !
, MORE SERIOUSLY ILL'
Mortis. An,'. 111.- ..Milk Kiekness has
eatised the death of one, and a num
ber of others are ill wilh the disease.
Mrs. Ostium Ktieksott died in her
home on one of the Wilson farms in
Atix Sable township last n kM. Her
ailment was diagnosed as milk sick
ness and her tirsl symptoms of
disease were shown Thursday.
Ilpf husband, sufferinK from
same, ailment, was removed to
Morris lunlnital on Friday and
the
the
the
he
appoarM to be worse than his wife.
She appeared to be Improving Sat
urday, but Sunday she sank into a
state of coma, one of the character
istics of milk sickness, and passed
away In that stupor
Lttella. the little daiiRhter, now
the disease it is feared as shu
taken with some of the symptoms
has
was
this
lnorninK I Jr. V. C. Howker reports.
Last night, shortly after the pass
ing on of Mrs Kr'kson, tho favorite
jnilcli cow was brought to the water
trough near the bouse to drink. A
short time afterward the animal awis
dead no from, anything dsonotis
in the water, physb lans say. but from
milk sickness; the germs lllled tin?
animals body and wore inflamed by
the contact of water;
FARM RIDGE.
Severttl from this community wi r
in attendance en the "overall and
ginshain aiiron" social given by the
Standard Hearers "on the church lawn
in Grand Uidge last Wednesday even
ing. Air. and Mrs. John l.elir, from near
the tfidge, on a vacation.
Mrs. Victoria luit Jiuct r and son Wil
liam and family (if ai Salle departed
recently for Chicago and other points,
Miss Dorothy Voivuin had ;w h"i
guest. Iter friend. Miss Hoblj. Monday
fltid Tuesday.
Mr. Kedmon transacted business In
Ktreator the latter purl of the past
week.
Misses Edith and I-eali Hodgson
spent a few days the past week tit
the Arthur Vocum home.
l-'.tanley Heynolds of Streator spent
Monday with William and Ciooriv?
Dude.-.
Mrs. W'eihen motored to Slrentur
one afternoon the. past week.
.Misses Klliel Reselent and Myrtle
Crawford spent Thursday at the Koy
Atwood home.
'Mrs. Naugliton was a recent shop
per in Grand Kidge.
Mrs. Monroe, fonnely of this par
ish, but now of Deer J 'ark, townsliin,
was calling on local friends Tui-sdn; .
Mrs. Welter and daughlef, Mrs.
Sskinner, vere Streator choppers AVeil
nesday. Mrs. .1. Itinii) entertained relatives
from Iowa last week.
Mrs. .1 Stndeliakcr entertained rel
atives from Deer I 'ark last week.
Misa . Arli no iSirtwell visited Miss
h'velyn Fosle last week.
Mrs. Hut-sack has purchased the
George 1 1. in is farm. George Harris
Jr. riwldes on tin- farm this year.
Many improvements are fllnler way
and will ad' much lo this already
pretty home.
The wet l etui party given
Misses Wollerihauii'e in honor
guests Is ii-iorted hi have 1
etijoytiljle affair.
John Sutton, who met with
tie
1 1
an
cident last week, ibronklnir some ribs,
is reported getting along nicely.
George Harris Jr. lost a valuable
J'crcheron mare recently.
Mrs. George Wi.llenliauple and
daugltters spent Tuesday with Mrs.
WolleiiliaUjite's niotJier, Mrs. .ol..
I.angley. Several oilier imi-nl guests
i-pen t Hie day at t.ie Iangley liome.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dilley are en
joying a visit fioiii their coui.in, Miss
Irene I'otter of Grand Kidge, while
lier fat It. r is In t he north on a busi
ness trii and her brother is visit In,::
relatives in Montana.
-Mr. and Mrs. Italian of the Hld;:e
were Streator choppers Saturday aft
crnoon. Mr. I.aeey transacted business in
Ottawa one day recenly.
Chester Skinner was a
ialler in Streator one day
week.
Miss Gladys C.leitn spent
bu.sincs
the past
Wednen-
day with her friend. Miss Ada Fugle.
Farmers report small grain yielding
well in this vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kiucrof Strea
tor spent a. day recently yf. the George
Fogle home.
Mrs, l.ewis Antram was a Gland
Jtidge caller last week.
Misa l.ois Wollenhaiijite Is In
Dwighl, where, idle litis relatives an 1
friends.
Church services tit St. Andrew'.!
Kpisiuipal church were well attended
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. iay Naugliton enter-
For Infants and Caildren
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always beam
Sa!
were the
MeCa
vv il II a
e on
l-lin will
ii .i-elo, k
l.afayeti.-
t'oiii't !i
Hid Ml
in .r ol
,. hoim
Mower.
sneial!
we.ld ln
s. i;:.iv
Mr. and
will lie
. and the
y .
evening will he spent
tained company from Chictigo la
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Meivin lloilg-oti etijov
ed a isit from their sisters, th
Misses ilndgson. last week. Th" two
sisters are nursi s. ICdith of .loliet at.d
I. call of Chica-'O.
Mr. Fogle transacted in: - i n . s !.,
the county sea! recently.
Mrs. .ehr of Grand Ili-lge l.as r
turned to her homo again ''' ' a
with her daughter. Mrs. Fit,. -: Hod:
son.
Miss Gregory o; nur uttawtt h.i
been the guisle! h'-r i: : a n.l ,m rents.
Mr. and Mi's. William Shu of Hot
Park township.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fierett Hodgson and
daughter. .Miss Arl.tie. ware recent
week end vi iiors with relatKes in
Rutland township
Miss Mary Wheatland visited at th
boine of Mr. and Mis. lb nry Mlilleit
litst week.
MK RID EN.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Flavin spent Sun
day in Somonaitk.
Frank Gurney left Monday morn
ing vvitli his st ick for Ainlioy, when'
he will exhibit them t 'be Fee Co.
fair.
Charles Stewart of Chase City. Ya .
is a guest at the home of hi - anchor.
Phil.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weils spent
Sunday with .Mendot.i. relative..:.
Mr. and Mr. Carl Frank and son
Ron of Farlville ami Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Sutton of .M.-rideu spent Sun
day at the Xels Piersun homo.
i.uolla Itoshiu has returned to her
homo after attending the summer
sched at HcKalli.
Sam lb-tight, who with bis family
litis been spending i he summer at
Glen Park, spent s.-v ral days at the
farm last week during the threshing
season.
James Larahee made a business trip
to Kirlville Saturday.
The Stahl family of Sotiiouauk mo
tored over lo Meiiileti the first part
of the week for a short visit at the
Will Flavin heme.
I.Mr, and Mrs. Kd Rife are enter
taining, liie-tds from Chicago.
Mrs. Will Reeder and children.
Clarence ami Florence Reodi r and
.Mrs. Carter Palier motored to Men
don, .Mi h., one day last week for .a
visit wi'ii f rends.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frank and son
Hen expect to 'dart Tuesday for South
Dakota, lo lo-k al ter farm inn inter
ests. They will make the trip in their
auto.
William P'-edoi- of Mendotu lias
been spond'ng the week with his
dati- hl: r. Mrs. Floyd Wells.
Road Law Easy to Learn.
Highway law is not hard to under
Htnnd. tt iB universally recognized iH
the clent-e t expressed and the simplest
system of law on our statute books. It
speaks, not In terms of dead phrasing,
but In simple, direct, fori etui language.
Any motorist who cares to do so can
ascertain his legal rights and liabili
ties In bis state In lo minutes' reading,
it ii' 1 he won't need an attorney to Inter
pret it for him, cither. Chesla (.'.
Sherlock in Motor.
On Peruvian Railways.
Tlie railway of central Peru spread
out in n V. nt the right band end of
which is Iluaneavo, sum thing more
thai, 'Jiki miles from I, 'ma. At every
riiilioad statioii old women crowd
through die cars selling the favorite
lieilar of die lie-as, all iuicbase-s
drinki-ig from the same cup. and gen
eral',, several from Hie same tilling.
Nearfv every traveler has hi.- own sup.
ply of a lnoig potent na iv e hex crag-.
After you oat always use
ATONIC
Cfobvour stomach's sake)
one or two tablets Mt like randy.
Inst unt Ivrdieves II eartburn . ISlonted
lassy teelinp. Stops indigestion,
f oodHOuritifi, repeatinp, headachcund,
the many miseries caused by
Acid-Stomach
KATONIC is the bert remedy, it takes
tho harmful acids and gases ritfht out
of tho body nnil, of course, vou pet
well. Tens of thousands wonuVrf ully
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
money refunded by your own drntj.
gi3t Gout a trifle. 'I'Iuubc try it !
Mrs. 1!. Curter of I,a
out of town khosH.
Mr. and Mrs. John
I'lilcrlain lliis -. 1 1 i 1 1
dinner at their limn
street In honor of the
annivorsary of Mr. .
Tucker and also in h.
.Mrs. Kd Mel all. Th
deeorated wi'li garden
McKinley Park
DANCING
Tuesday, Thursday,
Sunday
evenings
Johnson Orchestra
Ottawa
mil nnmrv nn t mi
n
7V0 CENT FARE LAWj
HITS STATE RIGHTS!
LINES CLAIM ILLINOIS HAS NO !
AUTHORITY TO REGULATE PAS
SENGER RATE S AFTER I. C. C.
HAS ONCE MADE RULING. i :
Th.. sui' hi n - train t!; t.i' of .
Illhioi-, t i c.in ;,.t ( iim l lie i-.iilr.ud-; io
redn. . tln-ir rail s tivi'i :: . mi a mile
t,i l' o-ti! anil III-.! in l!ie 1'nii d . j-
Sin!.- murl by : even i.ii'i'".:i .
tetil.i;.. IIM.S lli.lt the I'lil'lie lliiele, ;
niiiiiii .- i.e. he enjoined from i n!'n - e
wj. i- r. ent order-. t!i it Hie r.r- I"' . w
red .i id .. L' rent - a mile on .- '!
j '!'i e I, id folllisi s l-l be olio of til
! hard' -.' t'-uiilit ivil a. t ion- in t.,
Ins'oi'i. p. ,, toui-ts, ,. the ,-tS'"'
I ait. .-!!- ys and at'onx geaei,,Is i.
j :w. nl;.-se.. ii slat, s ti, nidi".'
! tie u- iM nt i ns of .-.lining w
!St.t! - ' All. n lleV i io tie ;,t,d Att'.t
j i leie I'.i! i iruiulag" in i oil'' -' dig
! ..ii- Ail ' in' railroads in Hie l td
St ,ii v 1 1 ! ! l:d aid t o lie' i..!!d
d
j Ill !!: ;'!' r oi the 1 ' 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 - I'll ,
I Three Judges Needed.
j Till- e fed- !..! .ileig-' .r- i-eijl.jr d
I lo . ii i .si ;:te t , neb to h. si ti;-' i a-" . t
Ol.d give lie: 1 .lolls. Ti
vl;i ii. cid'- til'- iiniiorlai.t .;ii. s'se - j
are to in- I.aiidi.-. C.ii ; : r u::d n
I'au-e, As the h.il asks tor an inmie- ,
d ate he.iring. it is liKely tlie .Hid:.:.- ' j,
tt ill have to forego tie if vi ,i!i t:-s , .
The iiartios to the bill tiled i'l th-
Fi d"i al i usi l iei court est. ru.iv ;.r-:
Tie- Illinois Central.
Chn ago - l-:.it -ni I'iinsis
Chi. :K. I ill! I ug'eii iv 11 '' '".
i -fin ago .V Northwest. -ru
t'liit ,m,i, Miivvauke" .V St. Paul.
Cliu.igo, Rock Island .v l'.oi'ie.
An. hison, Topeka ,v San'.i Fe.
Those iiamed as dei'.-i,. hints are
Stale's Attorney Maclay llovti
A 1 t,.m. -V General I-:. J. Lrnmiage
The dill asks that !'- v !. resiraito-d
from ctiforntig the order of til- Pub-
lie Idili: as commission.
Want to Elock Action.
.... ... 1 ... - 1 1 ... : 1
1 tie attorneys 101 no- 1,1. 00.01 ,aiu
Hi. ir bill was tiled to tor. . -tall any
action by ilie state's anon.ey and the
attorney general.
Tlie pelitiol alleges the Public
Ciilit-.es commission lia.- no 1 . f
to lower the rate o ..u- 'in- ord'-r-. ;
Of tile liltfstale Cottlluefce oillllliis- '
Sioll. Wllicll lie, the !.,t ' at d C'lltS '
a mile. The Illinois lavs fix the tare 1
vv ithin the stale at J cents a mile. ,
The Public Ft i 1 i t 1 s coin m i. , i on made,
no effort to enforce the suite law ;
while the railroad- were under gov
ernment coiitro!
As othi r .-.I at. s bad similar laws,
th'-y joined -.villi i'iiiiois. They have,
signified intent, on of joining in Un
tight. The result will affect the rail
road fares ov. r a large put of th.-
country. 1
Expect Bitter Fight.. 1
Il will nn an that far. s will bo I
reduced one third if the Mat,, is up- :
held, but a bi't' t- light is exp.'i ted
to follow, wloch vv ill carry it in the ,
I'niiid Stales Supremo Coutl in
the event tin !' 1 il road.-: lo.,e the peo- -pie
of the , t ue -w ill be 1 nidi, d lo
bring ,uii lot all the far. -, j
t lo v have paid the railroads : il;. '
July, PUT.
Chicago coni'iilllers will he eti'ilhal;
lo mill inn-', of dollars refund f t h-
ib ci den i-: iiu-aiust iho railroa-ls.
ARSENAL EMPLOYES j
AT ROCK ISLAND MAY
CALL UNIQUE STRIKE
Win hint-Ion. D. (' . Aug. IT. A
: 1 ril.e on 1 he government "lor th-. pub-
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
p. D. Q.
P D. Q. (Pesky Ik vII.1 yulftim) Is th
tnimo of a new eoMen colored rhcmleal
rtiHc.ivcry by l.ir, l'rie.! th.-it uetualiy 11. 1
tti: wurst. Infest'd lionse of bedlmiiU,
MW'tius, lli'iis, roita .-iinl lio lr t-pfis. Ttiey
dun't hnv! lime to Vo. k nfter yon ro lifter
tliein with 1'. I. y. A Sie. .:tckn(;
P. 1). y makes a quart of Hlroiut bnir
klll.sr, and (.-u. (.-.rtlier than a barrel t.f
Ihn (il'l f i.shtoll.'d dalll.-eri.U3 dene-. 1'. U.
Q. eoat.i and kdt tnetr tees und prevent
liiitetim. n-ii.i-. a inie in iipuui in every
box to rnnhl! you to Ret lliern In Ilia
hliril t"-ei.l ait lilnees, nnd w.ivix Juten.
P. . y. far family use tlTio. Special
Ilostpl tol and Hotel size $2 50 makes t
gallons, cont.iiTiH 3 Mioutii-.ytMir rtniRtftst
ean punt'ly you. or sent prepaid to your
iddre5 either wt.o on re.-elit of price by
the Owl Cln nileal I'n. 'I'. ' ru lluuto, tbd.
V. D. Q- la nevur pedjh.d.
oiij by t'orhits I r uk Store.
EHmloste tog Poisghs f
The chief indications in the
treatment of RHEUMATISM 5
etc. are to neutralize the toxins J
and destroy the specific poisons
circulafinz in the body. S
Hni I . , altminfrM t tl rvituini
reoy relieving a 11 symptoms
and preventing their return. No
I preventing 1
xloadinsj yo
k-otir syjtem with x
ipoonful of 2
Albert's Rheatnatic Remedy W
once or twice a cUy is sufficient. X
Price 1.00. j$
The KELLS COMPANY 2
Newburgh, N. Y. I
mnrj thadiTi - JounxAr;.
A STRIKING AMERICAN BLOL'SE.
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d Wai
d HI f
t in 111
.od" is Mirea
- Hi the I'r;
i ai -i tials. w li
d' having It.t
i. for iM,. him
:r demand-. .
i k. IS p reset;: ,
: tf-itt of th.-
- ale wholly
of tho ii .ual :
lion lalior and
if protecting ;
I KOCii
dl-liiie.
lot lleVV
.ilk-.au
1 li. I.,
e War
tile
Hi ,
lie
tip. sole ni
i . -:- of tl;..
t'-.e r ght to
.v." said
ta.sis (if tile
t..e werl-.'-rs'
:' t' 0 ill of
.llai F. .!
d ..ml J 1..
e Is- ;:::
t th- wni-.e
"eoaia ii
a!::-:iriel ib
'laicli ;.i' n-
i. I. was dis
. -. who ti'ov
ie r dealings
-All ihcy are a-hn.g 1
save tin- Koverti:-.: '"
Mr. Co: ni. k tcilay. " . ' ' :
troiila e, .(j,. ,,.,p. . .-a .
oral si.,:- of tin' a:- 1
coiiie :! plan "
Ties ol'i'O-Iti -u t. !.
tin' oisimissai ot C A
A-: i-i:i;i-: :i at lie. U ! -is
.MeCord a! i ' 1 a i.k n 1 id . ...
a,at,lcg,Uag repr,-:. n.aiiv
'''-:- t'daovum
I'lan." an ep-rutn :.t m
' ' whi.-n n'tr.ut-..
i'5"" -'r ,h" ri,n" "f 1
1 tlie Kni.-K island sr
on! muod hy the fit!, Is
rot-ise to hav
I
I Hi'
What "Youth Craft"
Means
There is a new line cf toilet
goods preservatives and beau
tifiers made for milady with
an eye single to serving her
wants in a manner not hereto
fore thought possible. IN FACT
the trade mark "YOUTH
CRAFT" means PRESERVA
TION, that and. nothing else.
So if your hair and scalp are
ailing, there's YOUTH CRAFT
for the Hair and Scalp ($1.00);
if your age is '-showing" there's
YOUTH CRAFT for the Com
plexion, which smooths cut
surface wrinkles, and does
away with blackheads, etc.
($1.00), and if your teeth are
not so white as they once were
there is YOUTH CRAFT
TOOTH PASTE (35c), which
will preserve and beautifully
whiten the most unattractive of
teeth.
The Corbus Drug Store are
exclusive agents for the whole
YOUTH CRAFT line and rec
ommend it.
WHY NOT PRESERVE YOUR
YOUTH WITH
"YOUTH CRAFT"
1 it' i
;';'j
(TA-C lOfiXA PIP
bib C7u m m 'm.
it rW rWHWtn powJna. It it .inanogly iia.
' ,HmtYou UtarJ A rar.lo1y thai eipffssrt the fru-ranc ofUivts
f ; the Mac; WaftlU11toT.n,rcUIutnpfc trdPti.
. Ural UoB the I'jnrrwn
tliooa Aili
&l
W These Dealers Carry a
UNION GUARANTEE
of GOOD IVf EATS
J. J. MORRISSY I. J. SCHMITT
L illUTIER TOM DWYER
FRANK STEINBACH HELFFRSOI BROS.
ILLINOIS FARMERS' PACKING COMPANY
FRANK WALKLING, JR., R. I. Market
All Ihesa shops are unionized. They employ the very
best trade of help to be had. They buy only the best stock
and sell to you only the choicest of thsir cuts.
. . . .When you trade with them you are helping the union
cause. Union men, in particular, should make it not only their
duty, but their pleasure, to trade wilh the dealers who have
done so much to help our local
By EMERY ANDERSON, Secretary
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen.
' wii li Col. Jordan, ruiiiiilMinllii); ullle.-r
liei h Island.
I'nder the vvorliers' council plan the
' v. i-kcf.s co operated w ilh tin niill
' '.!-;. oMicets In the business manage
in of the at ion. ils and w et c per
ooteil to bid on contracts in compe
I tit ion vv th private manufacturers,
i 1 ei'in r in t ion on : he part of I he
i .1 :,l betii arsenal - i . said to hinge
Oil lite Oill com of l. i-oi i..i inn... now
i l .'-a In, v i-'i s.-ct-l iry -Laker, li.-
it...il I ' 1 1 -i i siate the three discharged
lllell, ! ii! V. ill'-. !:. I 1.I1UI. tlleilU,: t lie
go mora 1 staff id the a run- will suc
ceed ill pll'Venl tig tile iffecliVO 111'-
1 1. ipiit ion i t I ho , in nhn i s i.i I In- pol
i i, ii- promulgated by Secivctry I'a
: kef for the pi ace t line lltil oia' ion of
t lie arsenal -.
i Great Man's Vanity.
i Julius Cae-ar was sei.-oive i ega ril
ing his ,a!d::oss. Sa mm h d d this
vv i.rry him tliai he lieeaaie ill. When
!):- day cam., on v-h'iii 1.4,1';.. diseov-i-ri
d 1 ha t 1 hero vv a . ;. r- 'ai d ,v he had
a iii'.i 11 1 a:e !o that 1 .0. e, od 1 1 e en' ire
top .-iim! lao i of his lo ad, but it w US
tl 1 1 a't lire to vnvir it.
r- -
t - 1
i s- - --'7i , -
VteNiWCMiK IS MEHVOUS WORSIEO
Tlie lives of tr, -t women an?
full of worry. Men's ttMuMes nre
hail enough, but women's ni'e
ver-v. Wort'v makes women sick.
It pulls them" down, an.l in '.heir
weakened condition they are sub
ject to jinins, nches, weakness, buck
hches, headaches and dizzy sik-Us.
Most women neglect their health,
nnd for this they pay the penalty
Anv w.nnan iiml that nofdect
does r.ot paw A little more atten
tion to health would brighten up
her life, if she rks her rte.ehbfM
-ne lira Is that Pr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription benefits a woman's
whole .system. It not only acts
v.poii the troubled and weaknesses
peculiar to women, but is an all
round '.onic that braces the entire
body, overcoming nervousness,
sleeplessness, headaches, di.'.Ue&3
and a run-down condition.
Moi'sr Vernon-, I i.i-. ''I am p!ad
to say that IVct.T Pierce's i-'rvoritc
Prescrptioii proved just as po.nl a? it
i advertised to be. I Has uiak and
lacked strength and nmlj'ttioii. 1 had
worked hard and w:v.s poorly. I used
the ' Favorite Prescription ' and it ;.;avo
lr.e new strength, nnd seemed to pi;t
new id'e in me. 1 ud iiiciis.d that iv
did so tuucli for me and I am very
pUi'l to recoiiimeiid it." sMas. WlLL
IvtaviA', No. 1-13 West laoaduay.
Own A Farm
s
1 have nearlv 1 00 Illinois
farms listed for sale, all of which
1 consider real bargains. lhov!jf
-onionse the list or McHenrv.
F3oone "d De Kalb counties.
280 Acre Farm, :! miles from
t-'ood niarket; spli-mliil sot of
improvement; soil is a blnck
loam, a small portion of which
reiinires tilintc in otiler to
cultivate 'lie entire farm.
I'riio ?:!..-, per sicre. If you
vviir.t an iil -nl prop, it y this
will ir.tenit yon. ll"iisoiia!il.;
terms can he arrangeil.
Write or phone for lartre Hot.
Geo. A. Crowden
Illinois and Virginia Farms.
Phone 1058
Ottawa, 111.
-His JeL'gntful Face PowJer T
contains no harmful ingredients.
i Women tell us that it "agrees"'
D Wllh the" eompkxion btttej tho other
Hot Day
On Eidei
SluKKiuli, languid, constipated
fiu-linn is quickly removed Liy
Dr. Caldwell' Syr up IVpsin
nIIOSF. who are past the prime,
l ot life know the discomforts
of hot weather. Fxerci.se it! tir
ino, and constant slttiner around
soon ht'inos constipation. It is
especially chmerons lor elderly
people to allow constipation to
continue for it creates poisons
in tlie system that may britiif ou
a serious illness.
If Vim Pims sinitle d iy withmit full
nnd (ret; I'lniinuitiou, do an mi nuiiy
linmsiinds of fiiierly fulks d inul nt
unci- t.iUea'.fasiHii.iif ul of ir.l'aMvi.'.i
Syrun JVpsin, miJ yon will fnul irnmit
r.ilu.f. It is only liy duini; this tli.it yon
c:in tie sum of fet'linu well. Y"i! iiiusl
not trust coiiauiutiim to corrupt itauli.
Pr. CuMvvi'll's Synin IViisin i i I' ir
tii'iilui ly suitiiit to I'lilerly ii;oili.' as it i.-i
a eoMihlinilion of siiuule l.ix.itivu ln rlis
with tu-nsiii t tint iiiil.s uintly mid with
out wlninx. Itnlikiiso many mi'ilii-nn's,
it can bo ust:J exclusively without Ins-
1 H' r'l Miliiens ef fvnilt- 0 u.'! n M.tfer fnn m iivionul or
Mm J Lj I4 ciirmiio coustijiiitiou. I it tiu 111 vriui tunic iin.i a.tin-vv tu
P p P Pr. VC. H. CMuvll, Mi ",:.ftitu;ri.n Stn-.r, Miintia-lla,
A 111 il J HI., or it Vet! sample Kittle of nv teeniiriil S'yiwi Pe'Sin.
8 million tattle's were bought atdruj; stoivs las; ;.e.:r, t'le .:re,- s.ile in tu teeWJ.
Summer
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MOVED!
WE ARE now in our
beautiful new rooms
on the second floor of the
Claus Building at 1 2 1 -1 25
Main street. : :
We invite inspedion of our
new ideal quarters and equip
ment by friends and prospective
Students, and especially parents
of prospective Students.
Our new telephone number
is 633-R. Write or phone
: for information. :
Day school opening Monday, Aug. 30
Night School, September 7.
Otfice now open every day, 8 to 5.
Brown's Business College
Ottawa, Illinois
A. G. Schreiber, Prin.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1W.'
Folks
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in,
DK. VV. F5. CALDWELL
In u CnJ i-L'ur
luff ils ..ffa.-t. slid il does not Wfakfil.
Mr. I.evt Nor! il. nf AitUvru. N. Y.. lilio
I x . I'alilvv. ll him.adl' is in tnsH.'iiil year,
uuil ii.- lias used only Syruti lVut.ni for
the la.-l I. n ye ir il,. is wnllaml liearty,
nevt r lias eoiistinaiuia, an ai'tie iirimui.
No iirrson of adv-iini'intr yearn shoulil
lie vvitliiinl Oi-. l'.ddv..'.l'a Syrup IVusiti
these simini.T da v 1. Any druisuist will
Mtll it to you. It is economical.
1 1
mm
1 ' TAii.i'3 r" m
"fa
summer vle.vs ineietisp the
need tor care in makine; up your
toilet. Cleanliness is said to be the
most important part of any wom
an's charm a little care is all that
in required. 'ou may be as active
as you please and still be' free from
the embarassiii'.; odor of perspira
tion. In our stock there may be
found the best deodorants bold
liquid and cream, which will kee.)
your clothing sweet and clean with
out a bit ot harm. Our line of toil
et soods includes the best of everything.
uncan s
DRUCi ST OR E
A STORE THAT GUARANTEES
SATISFACTION
the
Ste nature