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GRAND RIDGR
MrH. A. J. Rednnm Jr. Ml ho '
t the. followim: ni I from Ottaw .
nt hrr home on Burlington avenue K"rl
day afternoon from U to 5 o'clock;
Mrs. Henry WaNtllng Jr. and daugh
ter .Iran. Mrs. Hay Hani. 'II. Ml
Thomas Matiuiiiir'.ujrh and Mrs I
i-nntor. Mrs. Rodman served dell
clous refpeahmewti
Oscar Huys of lo" Angola, Cal.,
Htrired the lattrr part of the week to
loo': after litslnc::s IntprosK
The- (lood Will e'.uh nu t mi Thtirs
day aftuno.'in with Mrs William I
lej, south of town, with the nujorltj
of thn niwltwn preeeal, together wltli
two victors, Mrs. Pyle of Btreator and
Mrs. Charles farter. The ladles spenl
a portion of th" afternoon sewing
quilt blooka, after which a loclal I n
wa had with farioue cooti its. Mrs
Kd Armstrong: proved hersell tho
moat apt contestant for the prhe a
tin" conclusion of the afternoon Mrs
Keller served a luncheon The cluh
then adjourned to meet again In 1 c
tohT with Mm Kd. Lota 1
r. H. Ia wis of We I .Main sire t
has bean busy th past several days
tearing down the r!il l.-iiWilnvs on i!i"
Lavrls farm, noitheaal of the village
Among thosp from hre to Btten
the Mason ftilr on Pridaj were Mr.
anil Mrs Karl England and Mr and
Mrs Karl Wakey
Mr. and Mrs. John Rinker of Bur
llngton av.iuo spent Thursday with
their son I'aul on the farm.
Mrs. R. c. Williams of Btreator was
a ra'lf-r nt the hnnio of lrs Ellen
Uuder Kridav afternoon.
Mrs. M. H. Toetini had as her suests
at dinner on Baturdav Mn John W.
Kogle. Mrs. I. Rutan and Mrs.
Kucky.
Mrs. Margaret Boyd is the guest of
streator relatives
Edgar (.ockart of Ohio was an over
nl(!iht guest at the Manninc Pound
Btana home; on Friday evening
The Woman's Guild of st Andrew's
church Farm Ridge, will serve a ?..p-pt-r
at tho home of Mr and Mrs
Alvin iKity. near Bandy Port, on
Thursday evening, Bept, 29, A cor
dial welcome extended to all.
Paul Dunbar, son of Mrs. Dunbar,
who resides southwest of the tillage,
was given a farewell party at the
home of his mother Ir.st Wednesday
evening. Paul and Richard Rowo de
parted on Saturday for Wisconsin,
where they intend spending the wit t r
months, a large number oi friends
participated In fiis farewell evi 1
The evening Was spent with cards
and dancing. Mrs. Dunbar serve 1 a
delicious luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schobert mo
tored to Kernan Friday, where they
HntMit the afternoon with thsir Bon-in-law
and daughter. Mr, and Mrs.
Krnest King
Miss Kate Peterson
Peti rson, of Btaten
and COUSln,
Island, n
wen- callers at the horn
the
nur's cousin, Mies Sarah Crawfor
Of the Kast Bide, I'riday.
Steve Anderson of Ottawa spent
day recently with his sister. Mi
Jennie, on Porter avenue.
John WagfBer, who u.is quite i!! I
several days, Is reported
just about
the same.
Mr. and Mrs. John I.ehr
Thursday at the Mazon lair
silent
ml re-
mained as Overnight guests of thel
son Ijou is at Ransom, returning bom
on Friday.
The Presbyterians will i
harvest home supper in tin
of Ihe church Saturday ev
I, The supper formerly
ervi
ha:
th
d
the Ladles' Aid of th
served this year by
cnurcn
the mil
win bi
-ionar.
ladles of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay of Kan
nas City. Mo., who have been visit
Ing the hitter's slser. Mrs. M. Thomp
son. at Hlue Island, are now the guest
of village relatives
T. J. Weaer shipped hogs to Chi
cago Wednesday evening. Miss Mai
Harris stayed with Mrs. Weher dw
lug her husband's absence.
Clark O. Pogle returned from Men
dota Sunday, where be had spent tin
week at the fair. Robert A being 001
o fthe entries at Hie races. Mr. Fogli
has just finished a four weeks' clr
cuit, which started at Kl Paso am
a
ended with Mendota. He will nm go
to Peoria.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wiagner audi
hahy nnd Mrs. Wagner':; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, all of Deer Park,
were Visitors Inst Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Skinner, we ll
of town.
Bmmett CavanaugH of Marseilles
and Miss Blanch Gum, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Own, of thit
tillage, Rave their friends here a BUT-I
prise when it was learned they bad
been married in Ottawa on Wodnes
day last. Mr. and Mrs. CavanaugU
will reside in Marseilles.
Mrs. v. M. Blllsworth and daughters,
Grace and l.ura. were Ottawa shoo
pers Friday.
Mrs. Henry Wollenhaupt Jr. w is a
village caller l he last ot the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J B, Read of Blast
Liberty street have had as their guesl 1
Mrs. Read's uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. U. McKay, of Kansas. City
Miss Grace Kllsworth. si confl
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. A M. Klls
worth of Sylvan avenue, and Ralph
Pottke, formerly of Streator, hut now
of Chicago, were married in Chicago
Saturday, Sept. ji. The news real li
ed th" Village Sunday and came as 11
great surprise, Miss Kllsworth is
one of the villages highly esteemed
young ladle.' and has been very pop
ular in ioth church and social circles,
having spent her entire life In the
village and vicinity. She is a grad
uate of the Ottawa High school and la
capable in every way of managing
her new responsibility of presiding
over her own home. Mr. I'ouke is a
waiil 1 war veteran.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner and
daughters of Mendota call) d on tin
former's, sister. Mrs. W. W. UukgSnn
gav afternoon.
Mc-hln dlobert, infant -.an of Mi
1 1 h
rln
.;t. rec dv id
at the Prw i
the sacramenl of
bjrti rian chart h E
A numlh p of m
i.rd I'.i art ra ; tli
gathi rod al tin' bi
Oeorgo SVolli ohai
I'riday evening t
party c impllmenl
daughti r, i harlot)
raarrti d to Hans
d
ihnson ''f (
rvcd
r. d With
Retro hroenl i a ore
,i iiii" on w i- s;' . n n
In BUtlfttl glti ' Of i il
ware, sllvei and lim -i
Mrs
many
Pyre.
Till-- v
unexpected curprlsa and Mr. John,
heartily Bppr n let the kind rt mi
brances. Mrs. Job ion has i ni bi
a mmnbcr f the local organlsatlan
Miss Lucy Hcv.iuxm of Ottawa
wax b village caller Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Ellen : ider departed Batur. I
day evening for North Platte, Neb.,
where she !as accepted lucrative
position which i Quite an advance
mi nt over in
Gordon cloak
ie slir llrl.'l ul Iti'
Ik
r. and Mrs. Irvin
children of Btreator
nnij
were dinner
, . ,,, ,i.. pith Mr
.,., Mr, thomas Ush rn oi tfa Ea t
'' ,,
' llivr; a IIU..IU' I v,ui i. kHt ."it..-
tery on Tuesday afternoon to attend
the funeral of little William Ralph
i Hern, 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mr.-
' Hi man Horn, Who died Sunday eve
nlag attt-r a two days' Illness of In
fantile paralysis. The funeral was
private at the home.
! The v. c t r convention h -i:
Wedneedaj at the Meth .
. w l! atti adi d The program
the afl n i especially Intel
lug. Reports of the county officer.!
were read and other business ol thi
organisation transacted.
PLEAS ANT VIEW
Misses Theo Lawsha. Bernadtno
Rooney and Mi ustt Arthur Dohert;
and Ian Gallagher made an unto trio
to Marseilles Sunday.
Anley l. arson and Elate Lav
were in Marseilles Sunday.
Rupert Krennr of Chicago spent
Sunday with his wife and daughter In
SeBeca, where they are visiting .'I
the hi me ot In t parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J H. Gerbert,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey and
T oodles and Mi.-s Lillian Cancl or
Franklin Park, 111., returned to th Ir
heme Monday afti r spending thi
v.', ek end with friends In this v i inlty
Thosi' who atti m led thi picnic din
nor given at Andy Meier's sundaj
were. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Olson
Arnold and Catherine; Mr and Mrs
Frank Malerhofar, Joe and Math la ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Schetfer and Vin
cent of near Morris, Mr. and
Walter Bailey and Toodles 1 1 P
Mrs.
i Park, 111., also Miss I illim
franklin Park, Mr, and Mn Go
nt ami daughter Stella, Math Maief
id family from West Brooklyn,, III..
so, Willie ami Lnurence Schaefer
id Joe Bchsffer, Math and John
aier, yr. and- Mrs Joe Meier, Par
ill, FVleCia and EHttier; John and
Pelecta
S( i 1 A ji
s Male
M p 'i
Mi
eh
Mi
rtz, Mrs. VV. J. Horrter,
r and son Glen, Bernard
rid Mrs. Andy Maier. Jo-
and ritldegarde,
legarde Mali r, Cathi rim
B Maier, Lillian Cam i.
r. Florence nnd Nora
tella Gehent, Arnold Ol
iph,
Mis
Herberl
lea nil"
Feiecl
Home
and S:
i i
son, 4'arnell Maier. Herbert Maier.
Joe Maierhofer, Joe Bcbeffer, Ray.
Prank and Joe Maier went to see tin
deep waterway ai Hello Island Sunday
ernimn
In tin
show
retting th
tho Qaye
it-
tended tl
Ottawa.
Laurence and
.Nash I- lent Inn I
rman Si hai
Il died
in thi
Mn
ado
All. n
brief i
Olson
And
f mi
iund
rrn
of
Mr. and
surprised
1 ti o'clock
Irs. K.
t hem
eneca
with
it ii
sevent
Those
nth
liresent
and Mesdame
O'Maltey, D. .1
1 :
Heaton. B, W. Itoo
HtggittS, J. F. Murphy. C
.1. ii. Heaton ami J. w. i.
and I), ii. i omegy,
Mr
Vinos
and ir.;. John 8ch
tier
It Ot III
Morris made
s, north of
a lit icf
Sonet a
call Allen 01
Wednesday,
Mr and Mr
i Mr. and Mr...
Mien Olson and family
Andy Maier and chi!
j Mr. and Mm.
dren, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Varlnti !
and Mr. and Mr.-
and son Allen.
I f rank Malrehofet
those who atten
i Thursday.
Mrs, Lena Eve
I ill for several dl
sons are among
the Mason fail
Vera) days, is feeling much
She has not resumed he'
bookkeeper at the telephone
I better,
j v. ork a
I office a
and Mis. it
Mow Friendly
it.- :." t
of thousands of boniloners packgd
mol lie sijn
comed ti'
Criendly n
BROOKFIELD
Mr and Mrs. Tom I'unn and ttUgh'
ter Maris spent a Cew hours in (;t
taw a Thursda) .
The LadUs' Missionary So iety met
las Thursday art moon at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas 01 on An enjoyafjli
afternoon was spent. RefTeahmete
were si rved
Mi-s RSbtabeth McCullougti spent
Mr. and Mrs. II. A BevtUEtOn -.vt l
and Mrs. l'.:1 Si limit! a'-.d thi Ir D
granddaughter, Edith Jean.
. aatz Sunday.
Joseph Shoedy and Leland Welsh
to I an id.;
turned i
in Chicago Saturday after a visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Edgar Speedy.
John MeMinamen spent Sunda:
w Ith friends in Morris.
Bmmett Higcins spenl Bunday in
Mason.
Roy Tally spent Sunday evening
with friends bi Ransom.
Mr and Mrs. T. J. D in and fam
ily visited Seneca relatives Sunday.
Joseph Mailaney was a caller "on
Kinsman frii nds Sundaj
Mrs. Franklin Dunn of
ited relative:, here the pa
v. 1. Briner .md Bear;
Ottawa callers Prlda) mi
Mr--. H.-nry Sehutte a
Carrie of Ci odland. Ittd.,
with Mr. and Mrs. W.
F VV. Kohrt, son Fn d 1
Carolyn wi r ' tttav, a 1 ii!
altr rnoon.
vls-
wen
Sehutte.
mi laughter
rs Saturday
or Tin sday morning.
Miss lone Ballard
last v.i ek with Ii t aut
Hyatt, in 81 n co.
Mrs. Wrn KIner Ii""
after visiting with fri
ers Grove
Miss Mildred Briner
afternoon v ith Miss Do
Miss Carolyn Kohrt,
school at 1 Ransom, spent
Sunday here at thi Inn
of his right hand while
al his home Thursday af
ringer caught between
ari l Chain on tin sin III
Miss Mane MoMlnneman was an J
Ottawa caller Monday.
I,. F. Maiers and Bmmett HlgglttB
attended the dance in Morris Satur
day evening
W. A. Keating of Chicago is here!
with friends for a few weeks.
A large number from here attend
ed lite Mazon fair last week.
The Marl; Hoag property on Scott
street which was sold Saturday, Sept
17, to settle the Hoag estate, was
sold to Joseph Tongas of north of
Senses He paid $:'.,iiiin for the house
and land. The .household effect I
were atso sold Saturday afternoon at
auction.
Fred and Richard Herman of Grand!
Ridge spent Sunday here at the Au
gust Herman home.
A twelve-pound baby arrived Wed
nesday morning al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T Johnson tCt I
daughter, Vtngene, were callers in
Morris Sunday.
Finest l.aatz returned last Week
from an extended Visit in Texas.
London Mobbed Charlie Chaplin
til
-..-i..'- s
r. to Charlie Chaplin was like the . w homeoining ot a conquertno hero, Tcnj
r Londoners packed str i ts for blocks, an he made hi way fimr. W ii. ri.m nation in an auto
ded by m iMnted iiolice and d ! etiV This j h turn shows s small pan of His thi-fK Ui.tt wet
. indk-ati i tiplin in l -v , he vrai civeu police protostioa u.uiMt
whenovtr be ve:;'.u;id i'ie;. bta botul
sti
Mis.s.s Jennie and Milked Brtner
were dinner guests of Misses Ker:i
and DOrOtky -Moss Sunday.
The yOUng people's l "iue meet
Friday evening, Sept at the Hen
ry Hoag home. A good sited crowd
attended and an enjoyable evening
vas spent Refreshments of brick
Ice cream with cake and wafers ware
served.
Mr, and Mrs. Willis Smith of Otta
wa visited Sunday
L W. Laata home,
afternoon at the
rsten
Roy
and daughter,
ami Westley,
Ah
ifternoon with Rev.
Merrill. Mrs. Ker
re ever Sunday.
John Bchank were
sts of Mr. and Mrs.
ar Streator.
al
: Tuesday here at
y home.
Mrs. K VV.
remained h
:-n
Mr.
md Mrs.
tif
tin
Kirriv Ian
I was
old
at auc
tion on Tuesday afternoon. A good
Bland crowd attended thn sale T, j.
Kelly w:: anctlonedr Pony acres
of timber land was bought by Steve
Ryan for $40 an acre and eighty acres
of farm land were bought by D. it.
Citnegy of S.nee:t for ? 1 4i.5i per
acre.
0, Chapman, who for some tkno
has leen canntna: corn and other veg-
etabl
on tl
here
VPStC
md
tn can 1 hick
iu has built
h
itwcon
and
rdav
Mil':
c files
hns:
man is looking Tor a ligation tor a
small factory whMBl he wants to bttlld
in either Ottav a. Marseilles or Sen
eca. The factory on the Schroder
farm is small, hut hundreds of cans
of vegetables have been taken care!
Of there, lie does not need a large,
building in which to do the work.
Mr. Chapman made Seneca, his home
years ago and it will he recnembereil I
that while lighting the flames at the
MoCormick lire be was injured. S"n
eea is hoping that It will he fortunate
enough In convincing Mr. Chapman
that Seneca is the town in which the
factory should he built.
SERENA
(', will meet with Mrs.
andenbury Thursday ev-
Malaise has returned
Ties where she bad been
daughter, Mrs. Asmand
11 their t!
B. Whl
STOP ATTACKS OF
P"1 BBsssjssbssssssss
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Awl til DrowhUI AffcrtitNM
a wui A'.f..t.ni Cmptmi
wit
H8KII
Wilt II
rtrdf (A wi erd ev-
fcs i rsWY " sails.
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TRIAL SIZE
S ! $ PRICE $100j
I & r.pntr.t n Mrv niM 5
f,S ri Mfy idps
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A Free Trial Will Itc Sent Bjr
f 1 T-v M.innfartiirlnc
Sjeo. U. tiooverphwiiiactst. in.
207-201) K. Locust St. Ies Moims, Iowa
Wi Dr ift
Corbie ie i (j '.t,.ie.
Tl
m y 0J
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JiJM ,i
I
Clifton wi re guests of Louts Schel
'I r and sisters a couple of days
IB ! We 'k.
The French ladles' aid Will meet
with Mrs. LnUll Caqttelin Thursday,
Oct I.
FARM RIDGE
Miss Minnie PfalSgrapb was th"
guesl of her sister, Mrs Herman, one
.fi rnoon the past week.
Miss Grace Ellsworth of Grand
Ridge was a Btreator sh pper Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs Tom Lacey spenl a d iy last
week In Ottawa.
Mr. Carmiehael motored to strea
tor Thursday.
A n"w additieii Is being added to
ih" .iny Naughton residence,
Mr am! Mrs, I wi" Antrani and
babe motored to Streator the latter
of the Rid." wer,. streator shoppers
. 11 Saturday.
Word reaches as of the marriage of
Mis EDdlth Donaldson of champaign, I
ill. oi Waiter IVtellaman ol Lee Can I
I. r, in. 1 he ci remony took piaci at
Bloomingtn Aug. -". but was kept a
11 r. i from their man; friends, only
their Immwilata families knowing;.
The brld, is a daughter of Mr. and
Mra Ransom Jordon of Lawrence
vllle. 111. who resided in this com
munity ior a nilnile r of years. Miss
Edith was employed by the c o. K-
1'. in Ottawa,
to Champaign,
her sister an I !
George Brown.
Prom 1 here she wen1
h m . he lived w itl.
msband, Mr and Mr.-.
Mr-. W llsroan was
a young lady of pleasing personality.
The groom waa employed as lineman.
1 1 the c., o. & I'. railroad, but re-
cently has
i levator at
cuts reside
been manager of a grain
1 .. e enter, a here his par-
of North Platte,
In re sh" and be
D siik and have
in Montana with
v Ife Mrs. Elliott
community, wher
..pent the summer
their son and his
iias visited in this
she made many frit
Miss Lois Glelm
the Galeeburg eoilei
Mr.s. Harris has
alt r a visit with
ri turned homi
r daughter and
treator Thursday,
itram nml a Ife had
ntly Mr. An tram's
Hob
I hjttltnger s
01;
mi
dulge 1 in. then
i ntbrtainment,
its Were served
p ri nt Ottawa
tck ciitortaini d
y of the I'rcs
Mn
When changes n the weather,
a severe cold, tho exposure
to dust, etc , brings on an at
ivek ef asthma, the terrihla
suffering cause, 1 by theso at
tacks can he quickly relieved
and the causes unit conditions
rhteb render you sub'Ct to
the attacks f asthma re
moved by ttsini? HOOVER'S
IMPROVED asthma REM
EDY. No smoke cr diaagree
ahlo odec nlxiut thn hOUsS,
Cilves riulcU relief nnd if used
for a reaonahte length of tlmn
removes the causes which n-n-
get yefc MBbJeot to attacks of
uathina.
CACTffDN
Tie' (renu.no HOnVTIiR'.s!
IMPROVED AStHMA REM
r.I'Y H jeit In yellow onrloiis
and 1.. ars the vrittn-i xirr.a.
ture of Ceo. 1) Hoovnr on
the Bkta of the c irton.
$1 00 and
your gnaggi
Uoo
ts.
bottles at
V.' P. Duncan.
Allm'-: Drug r.tarc, Marseilles
Aslhma
ov teri. m church at her home Tue d I
afternOOn. Several VitltOrS were pre
i nt Mrs. Boydc and Mr i, Black were
hosteaBMi sarvlng lea oream and ink'
waller Pogle transacted buslneai In
i, rami Ridge recently.
i J LcMeaaurier and wtfa motored
from Kaukakee Friday, where thej
illid on relatives in Btreator an J
this community,
Mr. ami .Mrs. Arthur oi ui.i attend
od the Mai ,i fair
MUi Alice Glelm or Ottawa vl ilted
her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs F
i' Wakey, east of i'ie vlllago, recently
Erneal Hodgoon and wife attended
the Mazon fair
Hew, ml M Ola. It P was a reconl
Btreator caller.
Morning communion services were,
held at the Episcopal churi h la il
Sunda) Nexl Sunday the eervlcet I
w ill bp in th, afternoon as usual.
Mrs. Psmham of Grand Rldga Is J
litest at the Hods ion hi me
Dr and Mrs Smltli of the Ridge j
motored to streator recently,
Mr and x'i George Wollenhaupt 1
and family motored to Btreator Bui
urday afti moon.
Claude Jerue and wife ar,. ootertaln-
Ing relatives from MtohigaB,
Mrs, Cooper from Hinsdale. Mis i
I uoy Coles of Ottawa and Alvin Cell I
ot Mendots a tended the funeral of
the late Mr Paul hern Aelne'day
'i in deceased was a boll brother ol
tho above named.
Mr.' Wolli nhaupi i itertalned th i
I Ladies' Aid of th M. E church Wed
n 'sday afternoon. Knotting a com
forter was th order of the time. Ra
I ircshments were served Tho elac-
' tlotl of OfflCI 's also took plaee.
Matty friends attended the funeral
of the late David n Paul, hold at st
Andrew's Bpiaconal church Wednes-
dry afternoon. Mr Paul was horn In
this parish sirtv'hive years ago,
wh'n he resided the etrly part of Ma
life. Ills father 'led when h i was an
infant and be mad" his homo with his
grandparents the late Mr and Mr-.
Jackson, on the farm whero Mr; M.
i Baldwin, hi: aunt, new resldi ; Mr.
Paul married Miss Mary Donnell ol
this pariah, who hi left to mourn his
d parturt. and one daughter, Mrr
Loury. Afti r leaving the farm horo
they moved to Chicago, where they
lived for a number of years, until
ihi Ir daughter married and went to
Grove City, Pa., where they all went
end live I together, where be paoaod
away.
Mrs A. F. Mills was a recent caller
at the A. H Black home.
William locke transacted business
In streator recently.
CARD PARTY
AT MACCABEE HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6
Genuine Red River
Ohio Potatoes
We think the first price will be the low price.
We have 2 carloads to sell at this very low
price.
Come to our store and see the quality of our
Red River Ohios.
per bu. 60, lbs $1.45
No limit to quantity
New York Baldwin Apples, bu. basket . $2.25
Produce Exchange
305 West Main St. Ottawa, 111.
These New Wallpapers
at 25 to 33 1-3 discount provide a way for
clean, cozy interior this winter at a very mod
erate price.
you ore in need of any materials fur decorating,
wallpaper, flat finishes, stains, etc., is the time
ami this store is the place.
Get our cost price on lead and oil -save some
money.
WHEELER & MALO
La Salle St. OTTAWA
Nytional rift Froohii C.i?winy
TUESDAY, OCTOBrn 4, 1921. '
Mi i . inlay called on local friendl
th Brit oi the pasl week,
Mr and Mm. GroUoiiooMI motored
in utiawa recent!) .
Mr and Mrs lionry Bahn motored
U) Si. ator last Week.
lii.ir Dip. am Net Al.tinnng.
Te dream yen see n hear slgnlRet
yen have s rich enemy, bui not eno
iiinu To be nttackod by n hear i
notes iorsecutlon, which you will overs
thiew when it seems tuogi bopelaaa.
W YOU NEED
To ntttkoyou strongand "brainy"
and nut the pover into your
blood to overcome din
ease germa
PRACTICAL ADVICR ON HOW TO
DEVELOP GREAT ENERGY '
AND ENDURANCE
Tin food you sal contains carbon. When
your food la digested il is absorbed hon
tin intestines Into the blood. When tho
carbon in 5 our food comes In contact it It
tho oxygen carried by the iron in your
blood, the carbon and oxygen unite and
bj doing they give so treeseodoua
energyt thereby t;ivig you great force,
strength sad ndnnoc. Without iron yont
blood carrion no oxyaon nnd w ithout OXTSOQ
Ihcroli nothing to ualts with thc-urUm In your
(bod, 10 that what foe est i1h- yea no good
V"n do not sol any itraosth from it it la nits
putting coal into , itOV without n flrr. Yoa
not Ki t any hfiit unless thn cost unites
With the lire.
1 hr utrmiKCMt wcanon w ith w tilrli to prevrnt
SI di : "uv colds, piifiimoiiin.klitney trotiiae,
i eutn ii .fin. nsrvoui prostration, la f't aiiaoot
II dtOtXM or d ; s,':, H- Ki-lin U lili'llty of grnl
i ,, cur blood, itfottfth, energy sod endurance
iiiiil the ST eft toil einTK) earrlet In tlio body 1)
erssnie ifn. not metsllle iron which people
tutully tiiK.', but oritunlr iron like the iron in
spinach, lentils nml spplss unit like the Iron
contained in What m known rt ortrnni,- Nutnted,
Imn, which may be lad fioiu nlinott any drug
Kut.
If yon have been taking metal lie iron without
hrnrnt mi, h Ii no proof that IIISSIIII N'niMed
Iron w ill ma help you. N mat. it Iron often in-
cfossssths ttrenstii, sMiayand enauranoi of
weak, nerVAQS, run dow n folkii in two weeks
time, it u luch an extremely valuable produce
that ev.-n the Pope ot Roto wmtS eipeeially of
it" merit MaeoDjntuniestlea to the PhanBsala
Normsle. It has been used and Iniehiy rsccsBa
mended by former t'tuted States SenatorBj
Members of Cos gross, Jmiirei of Courts,
BMUiy physlrlans and prominent men
Oreri, 000,000 pooole are now as lag It annually,
Sal ifacton results are guaranteed or the rausji
ufa,-lurer will refund your moUSg. SoJ by
all druggist ii. tablet form oulg,
RON-
USE NATCO DRAIN TILE
;i F -tit. drainafr demandi dt-.rabie tile. Cur Jrain tile are mada dl
hctt cH, thorouKlily htr l hu'ned ?vrlatini(. Don't hjv to Bg
. Vm ; r j rerlf every few year. Write lor pricct. Sold io
) carload !'. Alar, ii .Tnjfaci.jrerj o the tumour NAVCO llaV
PKtuSMABLE S'LO, Natcc ioildin Tile tod iJ..tc j S.-T-r Pia
itt : .