The Sneedville news., December 06, 1918, Image 2

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THE SNEEDVILLE NEWS
HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton. Ohio. "I suffered from
femaJe trouble which caused me much
suffering, and two
doctor decided
that I would have
to go throuprb an
operation before I
could Rit welL
"My mother, who
had been helped by
I.yiiiail I'mLham s
Vegetable Com
pound, advised me
to try it I fore sub
mitUnK to an opera
tion. It relieved me
from my troubles
mo I can do my houe work without any
difficulty. 1 advise any woman who ii
afflicted with femal trouble to rive
Lydia E. Ilnkham'a VegeUblo Com.
pound m trial and it will do as mwh for
them' Mrs. MARIS BOTD, lib
St, N. R. Canton, Ohio.
tiomrtirTH-s there are serious condi
tions where m hospital operation is the
only alternative, but on the other hsnd
ma many women have been cured hy this
famous root and herb remedy, I.ydia E.
I ink ham's Vegetable Comiounl, after
doctors have said that an operation was
reeeasary every woman who wants
Co avoid an operation should reive it a
fair trial before submitting tJ such
Crying ordeal
I f complications exist, write to T.ydla
E. link ham Medicine Co., I.ynn, Mai.,
for advice. The result of many years
xperieooe is at your service.
Money-Minded.
"Well, I've pit n commission."
tloodf How much mt cent?" Uoa
tori Tranarrlpt.
Important to Mother
Kiamlne can-fully every bottle of
CAST lit I A. that ruinous old reined;
or Infanta and rlilhlreii, and see Unit II
Hears the
Signature of
In Use for Over : Years
Children Cry for Fletcher's Caatoria
EXPUNATlOrJS NOW IN ORDER
Xtranoe Mlxtip of Names That Caused
Some Mleufiderstandlftt in Talk
0"e the Telepe a.
It In neeraaary to refae thli Hltle
story with the assertion ttint It was not
created liy a ptinwter, hut t tin t It ai-tii-ally
hapfM'ned, reNirt the liidtiiuiiM
II a News,
In the ptirctinlns; a cent' nfllee of
one of the la r cost. If not the lurcest,
-rMtri,ilin In Mtirlon county, there
n t'lrrk mi nut I Fhaw and n ateiing
rnplier named Smart.
The wife of I tie pnrehaMnit; agent
railed over the telephone one day mid
fced for her husband, i
"He lui Jiiwt ateppiil' out." reeled
Miss Smart, who answered the plmne.
"Mi, pshaw, esclnlmod the purchas
Itijt tipont wife.
"Vlsnndorwtan.llns;, the aleimnniphi
replied: "Why, lie' not here, either
till, you're smnrt," commented the
por.-hnstur arent'a wife.
"V" thnl'a m.v name," replied the
sriemtgrophcr.
And further the nftlnnt asyeth not,
No Exception.
"Thut inn n owe n great deal to his
wife."
Tiii n-it rnrprlMd. Ko he doea to
erlMMly he lmw,"
Ieaea are Fathered four times a
year fnitn the ten plant after Its third
ye:tr.
f I
i
Thousands
o-f under
nourished people have
found ihai
5
-foocf
ci scie rvfci-fic
blend of nour
ishing cereals
helps
wonder-fully
in building
hearth ana
happiness.
Meeds no
fl Suriar h
cieariiiQSKin
fwiilicuticura
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U.S. Teutonic War News
A number of Aun-rli-un submarine
chaser, in HipuiiU'd by the parent
fclilp I'.il. knell, left Queenstowu Mon
day for the I'ulted States.
The ;eruian frontier was crossed at
teveral places hy American Kljrnal
mrps units nnd ambulance workers.
Short trips were liuiile Into ICIo-nlsli
1'riisMla, win re the iiiluililtuiits are re
Mirtl to have shown the Aim.-rli.-uua
every consideration.
With Ceiieriil TersliliiK. Ihe Amer-
lan coiiiiiuiiider In chief, at her side,
the youthful KHind iliK hesa of I.uxetu
bun!, from the Imlcony of her pulneo
In l.iixt-iiiheri:. wiili-hed the Anicrlcaiis
iiian h into her ciipital.
Ann rii iiii eiiKlliens laid the lust rail
coiiihi tlujr Ihe Ktaiuhinl KiuiRe rnilrond
lutwien Vinlun mid Mi'tz. having lr-
lually i.lmilt nine miles of the truck.
It Is ocr thU line piiiicipiilly that the
forces of oci iiimtloii will ho hupplled
timing their inlvauce.
European War News
The I'rciicli tricolor now flutteM
from the i ltiiilel of the unci -lit for
tress of SiniHcbtirn. ilntltiK from the
time of the Itoliians. Al the henl of
the l-reiich I'ourth uriny. timid n
furore of eiithllMlasin on the pnrt of
the populace, Marshal I'ocli, Kill)! Al
beit of the llcl.'liiiis and Senerul
tJourainl ii nd Marsluil retain entered
the historic town on Ihe llMm.
through the fa us Sclilrmerk Kale
ninhl the tremeiidolis elithUHiiiMin of
Bimi.ihmi people. Never did an army
hae mcli a triumphal icrectint:.
An AniHtenlain dlsiiitch says eleven
Ceriunn torMMlu boats and mine layers
that were left In the Antwerp harbor
have been Interned In ii Dutch port.
.- KdlnhurKh dispatch says thai Ad
miral llciitty's historic signal lifter Ihe
tieriniin lleet hud been iiioonil nt the
appointed place was: "The iermiin
ftiiR la to be Imuleil down at 3:r7 and
Is not to he hoisted iiKiiln without per
mission." lernmny us a nnviil power,
ceased to eilst Thursday. The heart
af lo r illicitly fleet I -I uhlps of line,
seven llnht cnilsers mid .VI destroyers
- siirreiiiliTcl to mi ariiutdii of Hnt
Isli. American and French vessels, the
KreiitcM llnhtliiK force that ever stood
out to sea.
The historic event 'accomplished
when Marshal IVtnln, coiiimiiiMler In
chief of the French lirillles. mild.' Ills
entry Into Sletn. the Brent MroiiBiiom
of lii raliie ami the pivot of Icriiiimy'a
effort In crush l-rain-e. may he said
more than any other happeultitf tocon
aeernte the h tory of the allies III this
war.
Foreign
Am. 1 1. no coiitnd of the Turkish
Keli.hiiiiiciie mid tlnnlices Is helm;
iiiK.-d hy a trronp of nine iicuspiicrs
- seven Turkish and two French- In
('otixliinltlioplc.
"The kaiser took with him all the
piv eminent pdd nnd silver Heuirllles
and used fraud to et them past the
customs iiiithorltles," sajs the Neue
I-lpslntcr .cltuiiK.
Itifslali bolshevik tnsps have
eroded the HUcr Narvn on ii broad
front nnd have entered INthonla. Ih--tween
the (iiilf f I'lnliind and l.nke
lVlpiis. Miys a illspHlch from Stck
holm. l.-rmnny'a war debt, not counting
any Indemnities the nlllcs may de
mand. Is Jsii.oisMst.. aco.r.hnir t'
n Muni. Ii dl-pnteh to the IumI.oi lnily
Mall. .1'iotlni: the llavarlan minister of
fililltiee.
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A l'-russeN shh inl a the preffram
r.f the new HcUliin pvern'".nt In-
fiiides iuilv-rsiil Miftniire tor u.t males
... r twenty olio years ..f nee and a
cell. r:.l a-lectlou as s.kmi a possible.
probiM) liet May.
e e e
An iiist.rdam dispatch My s I.l.h
kr.. . i.l. the rn Ileal, has emerged vie
t..r -v.-r Klrt. the inderijie. In a
three I ii V itrm:cle at Herllii. The
.Citf-w of h! tierni inr rct lor ine i
i.. .,.. ....!. ..f .. ll. rim .
llf..i.l.1 ... ..I." .,...-. m.- - " -
uotkl'ieli aiel SoliliiTH ouin ll. which
lin iest nil -.er from the i:tert
tiiiiictit 'I I. e h.UK ellor nod li!a
lnlri-i.r ate r-.:..-.sl f noirehends.
.!.-. it.li l.t the Ij.ik1.mi iMIly
MmII fioni jfiinin:. ti i;it.- inat an
ant lt-li- ,-l li.tiou li:is broken
on in tiisi.i M. .i.w ii r. s.rtcl In
a --rite 'f si- f :md llo- I51n. k ',,. i
ts i.rt.st tii-tm.' inl.s Hi.. Imperial
(Ins
i
nlrh liermnn
A '.'iH iit.iiS. n ili
n. - n- t t. rt
that the united
n..ik.fs ati-l sol. Hi T council bare
'aiiu.sl nl.litibutic. ttcMfricnland.
pfinin. U.iTii!urK iiel S h!. ltf Il.il
sifto a r public. Tbe tapital will be
at Hand ur:.
It Is officially announced at Lima
that Peru has withdrawn her consuls
from Chile us a result of the renewal
of untl Peruvian rioting iu Piuiijue und
AutofuKusta.
A London dispatch says Kins Al
bert and the ISt-l'Iun pivernment en
tered Ilrussels ut two o'clock Friday.
King Albert of Helium will visit
Paris I lei-ember B, It Is announced.
He will leave for I'.russeU curly In the
evening.
A plot to swamp Spain with bolshe
vlst agitator hns been nipped In the
bud by the Spanish authorities, accord
ing to Madrid udvlccs.
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Domestic
Of the 5!) oflicers nnd men who huve
remained with the United States Kun
bout Scorpion in the (Jolden Horn, near
Constantinople, since diplomatic rela
tions were severed, 23 huve married
Levmitliie women.
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Difficulties between Peru and Chile,
which resulted In recull of consulur
represintntlves by each nntlon from
principal clth-s of Its neighbor, huve
mhii overcome by un apology on tin
part of the Peruvian governnient. Con
sul Castro Huis. consul ceneral of
Chile, announced In New York.
Three mnsked bnndlts held up the
Comnioiiweulth Savings bank of Chi
cugo In typical wild West style. Nearly
ii dozen shots were fired. The amount
taken was fJ.WX).
Total subscriptions to the United
War Work campaign were JIUI.I "!.
0.".S. or t:i2.07tt.'.:W in excess of the
i unt originally asked by the neven
war relief organization for their work
luring demobilization of the army and
navy, according to an official announce
ment at Now York.
A thousand soldiers, sailors nnd ma
rines broke through n cordon of po
lice surrounding Mi.dlsnn Square iar
den at New York und attuekod Inter
national Hooliillsta who hud attended
a mass meeting at which bolshevik
doit rl lies were eipounded.
A New York dispatch soys fifteen
steamships oggregntlng W,7(K) gross
tons, were lord by the Cunurd line dur
ing the war. Of them', all except two
were classed as wur losses, having
been sunk by torpedoes or mines.
A million letters from "our hoys'
oversells that will gladden the hearts
of "the folks at home" reached Now
York on the French Huer Hochiun-
beau.
Itiillrond omployi-os representing the
entire western system will reconiiaend
iM-rimiucnt government control of all
railroads. They will also ask Director
General McAdoo to reconsider his res
ignation. Ituslness agents of western
railroad employees unions will hold a
conference at Chicago ;o work out a
dellnlto program.
Suit against the government Is
planned by Clarence II. Mackay, pres
ident of the Postal Telegraph com
pany nl New Yolk, If ii merger of the
Western Union and the Postal Is at
tempted, he announced.
liillueiirii has broken out at the state
colony for epileptics, neur Dixon, III.
August Weiss of Chicago nnd lMv.ard
iill. Ashmore, III., are dead and live
others In dangerous condition.
Washington
.No active division of the American
eXH-dltlonary forces inn bo lauded lu
Ihe United Stales before Christmas,
Secretary linker lit Washington said.
The Millcy of returning llrst the thou
sands of casuals and the auxiliary
trisips from F.ugland will isistpoiie the
movement of first line tns.ps who have
bi-n designated for releuse by General
Pershing.
Deaths In the navy from "war
causes" totaled l."--'. Surgeon General
ItralsteJ told the house tiaxal commit
tee at Washington, which Is framing
the ItCO naval appropriation hill. No
figures were glioii as to deaths fr.uu
tUeue.
In further revision of Ho- war
n-.ie bill the senate tinatic w
ut Washington struck out eutir
iroicd f.sh-nil lb ens,- in on
automobile and motor. . v. h s. which
ranged from $U ! J""' annually lu the
house bill, iicinrdiiig t Imrs.jMiwer,
nnd front to ?-" under the plan
previously adopted by the scuttle Colli
mitt s.
I.tes aKKreiratlnit ?1.ii.an'.0ttf
were cut from Ihe scciiil nils. .-Haiu-
iii Mhedulea of Hie war i . venue
- -
bill hy the senate nnaiu e coiumiiiee
-. .. . .. I 1 :.k
Ml lslUKIOII .M.li.ll. i- mm ill.
dei-t1u to make ihe IP ill levy about
$ltlSMHt.OI".
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The Supreme court at Washington
rvs-s.-.l fC ThanksKivin until IV
cemler 9.
e e
1rt units of the America;! cipeill
tlonarv tones t. return from nirrnti
are rvted to till'lve
in New York
al-.ut ll
to-ti. rsl
end of the present week.
M.irch. lm-f f st;,. an-
nouno-.! Washington 'hnt :ts ottl
cers and '..ll mm of Ihe ..ir jwrvi.c
nrd other .leta.bliiellts trailing in
Inland now an homeward Iwtind
a n Ihe Minnehaha. Iplalit mid n a
lrtti-h iim-rs.
JlfV
HardWorkAIoneNever Kills
HarJ work never killed anybody.
But hurd work, with Iiie-jUr lioui
and neglect ot rest docs wt-aKen the
kidney i and keeps one lir-d. miserable
und liuir sick. If your lack ache
if you have liemlai h. p. dizzin-aa and
urinary disorders don't wait! Help
tlie wvakenej kidneya hftma dropny.
gravel or UrlKht'a disease all n k you.
I'se I loan's Kidney i'llla. They have
helped thousandi and are used the
worm over.
An Ohio Case
Wert, Oluo, sayd:
"My back caused nio
a Kreat deal of trou
ble for many years.
At times I was un
able to move around
wittiout a (treat d'-al
nt aufTerinK- My
ktdneya acted Irreg
ularly, too. I ud
many mede-ines but I
they all railed to ,
cure ine. i learneu
of Doan'a KMnev
I'llla and tried them.
After Viklnn thre
to. 'lliey cured
tue completely of the attack."
Get Doan'a at Any Stare. 60c a Bos
DOAN'S-
FOSTER -MILB URN CO BUFFALO. N. Y.
Every Woman Wants
FOR PERSONAL HYQIENE
DiaaolTed in water for douche atopa
pelvic catarrh, ulceration and Inflairt
matioo. Recommended by Lydia C
Pinkham Med. Co. for tea vaara.
A healing wonder for nasal catarrh,
or throat and tore eye. EconomiadT
Hu eitnmdinuy rieutina "i aennKsUI prnrne
SaaiBlajrrM. SOc. all .imtavu. rr noMraid by
J. llot'MlowTrf-lOnn.ny, Hratnn, M". A
0R.).D.KEL10GG'SASTHMAREMEDY
fer the prompt relief of Aathma
and Her Fever. Aeh our drua
let for It. 89 oer.te and on doU
far. Writ for FRit IAMPLI.
Northroa k Lyman C,lnfc,Bullalo,ltY.
PaRT?Ir?S
hair bal3am
A tollfft ttrTarmtlua ot kiMrlt,
ll.lp torul'Al dMdrult.
ForRMtoriat Color and
Beaut toGray or Fadod Hair.
Mir. ami ll wi t lniririt.
Ad ordiiiiiry human beim; usea up
2fl. cubic feet of air each 24 lioucs.
EAT A TABLET!
DYSPEPSIA GONE
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN INSTANTLY
RELIEVES SOUR, GASSY OR
ACID STOMACHS.
When meal hit buck and your stom
ach Is aour. acid. RiiKsy, or you feel full
nnd bloated. When you bnve heavy
lumps of puln or headache from Indi
gestion. Here Is iustuut relief I
Just a soon on you eat n tablet or
two of Tape's IHu'MpsIn nil the dys
pepuln. Indigestion and Ktoiuucli dls
tre"s cnd.t. These plensnnt, harmb-s.s
tablets of Pnpe's Ihapepslti never fail
to make upset Momachs feel fine at
once, nml tney com very tune ai urug
stores. Adv.
The vJhlnoMO do not, aa a rule, appre
ciate foreign sweetmeats.
SPANISH INFLUENZA
Do Not Fear When Fighting
a German or a Germ!
Py PR. M. COOK.
The cool flchtcr always w ins nnd so
there Is no need to become panic
stricken. Avoid fear and crowd. Kx
erclse In the fresh air mid practice the
three C's A Clean M..tith. a Clean
Skin and Clean ltowels. To enrry off
the poisons that accumulate within the
b.xly and to ward '!T i.u utt.ick of the
Influenza bncillus, rke a good liver
rcgiilator to move the bowels. Stich a
one is made up of Mny-npph'. leaves of
aloe, root of jabip. and Is t be had
at any dnic store, nnd ctilled Tleasant
rnrcntlve IVMets."
If a bad cold develops, co tohed. wrap (
up well, drink freely of hot lemonade (
nnd take n hot mustard f.xit-bath. 1
Have the txMrooru warm but w ell ven-
. . . . - 1 . I . . ,1
tilatcd. OT't.iln at the nearest drug
store "Anurie Tablets" to f1uh the
kidneys and control the pains nnd
aches. Take an "Antiric" tablet every
two hours, together w ith copious drinks
of lemonade. If a true case of Intlu
rnra. the f.xxl should he simple. rn h as
broths, milk, butternill'ii and Ice-cream; j
but It Is Important that fd le given j
regularly In onier to keep uppatu-af s
strength an.' vitality. After the acur
.Mack hns pn5iit, whiih l generally
from three to seven i!ny. the !yten
should be built up by the Use of a good
Iron tonic, such as "Iron tic" tablets, to
be ohtalnil at some ilmtr stonn. er
that well known blood mi k.-r and
herbal tonic mndf from roots and harks
of forest trc sJd everywhere as Dr.
Pierce's Ooldca Medical Discovery.
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WILSON TO HEAD
PEACE ENVOYS
CURTAIN LIFTED IN CAPITAL, RE
VEALING NAMES OF AMERI
CAN DELEGATES.
President Explains Delay In Choosing
Men Until Allies Decide on Size of
Personnel Lansing, House, White
and Dliss Selected.
Western Newspaper t'nlon News Service.
Washington. rreaideiit Wilson will
head the American delegation in the
H-nce conference. This was announced
oliii ially at the U liiteJ louse. The oth
er members of the delegation will be
Uoliert Ionising, Secrelury of State;
Colonel J". M. House, Henry White,
former Ambassador to France und
Italy; Cem-ral Tusker II. Itliss, for
mer Chief of Staff of the Army, nnd
now- American military representative
of the Supreme War Council ut Ver
sailles. The White House iilimunice-
ineiit follows: "It was iiiinotiiiccd ut
the executive oinees that the repre
sentatives of the I'tii ted States ut the
peace coll ferelices would be: The Pres
ident himself, the Secretary of Stale,
the lbui. Henry White, recently Am
bassador to France, Mr. l.'dward M.
House nml (ieiicral Tusker II. llliss.
In thi' absence of any otlicial expla
nation, it was assumed that the Presi-
ii lit goes ii4 President of the I nited
Mates, und ut Secretary IjiiisIii;
.Mr. White nml Colonel House iilnl,
iKssibiy, ills.! Ceneral P.liss will be
iiilegate.l with Aiuliassudoiial rank.
It was recalled that Ihe President's
niniouiiceliient that he Would go to
I ram for the puiMise of inking pari
ill the discussion nml settlement of the
1'ialii features of the treaty of peace,'
si id that il was not likely that he
ei'tild remain throughout the sessions
of the peace conference, and that he
would be "aceompiinied by delegates.
-.ho will sit us the repi-eseulallves of
he I'liiteil States throughout Ihe con
ference." Mscoiint Kato, former Minister of
Foreign Affairs, will head the Japan
ese delegation to the peace confer
ence at Versailles, necoi-iliiig to tiuolll-
eial advices reiichlng WiishiiiL'loii from
.lapnii. Vice dmiral Isam Takeshlta.
N ice Clialrn ' of the .lapaliesu lieli-
t-ral Niiva' -iulT, will he u member of
the de' ..lion. He will be accompli
tiiei ' h!s aid, Captain Kichihuro
Nil .ni, who was educated in .lapau
nml in (iermaiiy and Austria. The mil
ls iry representative for Japan will he
Major lieueral Naia, of the Japanese
('ciicm I Staff.
Press dispatches from Toklu several
lux' ago said Unit Manpiis Kiuuiochi
Salonji, former Premier, would head
the Japanese representatives at the
conference. Vice Admiral Takeshi t:i
it ml Captain Nomura are well known
in Washington, the Vice Admiral hav
ing been naval attache here from 1 ! H :;
to UNIT. Since Ihe war began he has
made several trips to the Pacillc coast
its . hi i i ii ; i n 1 1 -r of Japanese warships.
lie came In aNhiiigtoii again as na
val adilser to Vis.. unit Ishii, who
headed the Japanese .Mission sent to
this country soon afier America en
i civil the war.
Dutch Consul Resigns.
Ieliver. Col. John P.. to-ijslieck.
I'oiisiil for Holland for Ihe stales of
Color.iilo, I'lah and New Mexico, an
iioiini ii iliat he had uiailed his resig
iintioii to the Dutch legation at Wasli-
I'lUton, liecause of ins l .overnmeut s
:iciioii lu harboring ihe former Cer-
man Kiiipojvn- and because of other
ails .f the Netherlands (.'ovcrtimeM
luriiiK the war. Mr. licij-hcck said
that tbe N.-th'-rliiuds io eminent is
pr.-pariiii; to oikIi.. I through its t'.ui
siiN a newspaper campaign in liie
I'nite.l Slates o "Justify Us action ill
tnin- sheller an. I protection to W d
li.im ll 'lii-iiollcrn."
Expenses of American Army and Navy
W'asiii-i..ii. It cost S.i; I. 1.1 .'
to run tin- American army during the
c;ir end lit June last. SI..';s.UNl.iaMI
for Hie n.ny ami .s'l.l.V.ixst.onii f..r the
civil i:v eminent projMT. The Ship-
pniL l -ar. sm-ii ssi- i.i a n i(ii.
Mv.isi.ii was paid out in N-iisi..ns.
These liure-. ate shown by the an
t.u.il ii-M.ri of John i'.uike. Treasurer
f i lie 'iiii.- St.it.-s. i.i S.ir.-iar Mc-
Ad.si Tin- reh.l sliowe.1 Ihe pllbi'c
.!. i.i .m June :!o was rj.::-s;.m.i,.iin.
Shop Fire Loss Is $150 000.
Mian.n. IVnn The b;i; pt.nit of tb
IVlilisj liu'liil Tat. I- I'.ir Coliipaliv
M;sitr. thiii- lulled from bete, was
p.irt'allv .cTroi l b It.- The daui
:.te is fsiimoted at SVl.il IVe ih
pari uu-iiis troiu li.ir..n :inl rair.-ll
: --l.-. I. m.i I niii.ani.-s in eliiiiiio
l'. tl.i- bUe. the lai-c of winch i
I'liklio ii.
Motor Routes Planned.
I '..'u-nl.iis. l The tii t sej. 1,1-
.ml i.-i;iiji iin; a sisTein of motor
J's:.il ..ii:.- wl.i.ti w.tl rmlTHv a
number ot tin- im ii ihoro-R-htar.-s in
I Hi... wire t.ik.-ll .il a lo.-el ol I'm
I'ar.c'- l".t K'-if.s l '.'Him. " ..f !te
1ihi l. .! I;. ..its I .sjei .i" I .le.
Ausfuns Lest s.POC.OOO Trccps.
I I.e. A !M I IH- l.. r .
iiiimi U I w.nr.-N- i -iui t..
wa1-. ...t'l; ' .in l. I'..-..- I.!.
tr.p ; ''.h fr-.". '..-i
I jhorS)
I BAKER'S
n
COCOA
is a
delicious
and whole
some drink
of great food
valueand
absolute
purity.
"Chocolate and cocoa add
flavor and energy giving
material ta a diet and their
use will help in many ways
in the preparation of palat
able, nourishing dishes from
those foods of which there is
an abundance."
Bockkt of CJWca Ktelftt
Sanf Fr.
WALTER BAKER & CO.
Limited t
l DORCHESTER MASS.
ErtabliihMl 1750
156
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Might Have Been.
'! see where a man fell ilead whila
wuitii.g in a restaurant to have hi-s diu
Her served.
"What was the cause?"
"AiMiplexy.
"Then It wasn't the price list?".
Illrmingliaiii Age-Herald.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
by local, api'ijcations. aa ths
cannot ru'h the aeat ot tha Ulseaaa.
Catarrh la a local Uim-aae. areutlv lulu-
eneed liy conatitutlmiHl eon.litiona. HALL'S
CATAltltH MKDK INK will cure eaiarrh.
It la tukpn Internally ami acta HirouKh,
the HI ooil on thr Muenun Hurfnrrn of tha
System. 11AL1.H CATARRH MKDICINH
la rnmpom.il ( aome or the best Ionics
known, rmntiliied with rnme of the best
bloo.1 uurlllf-r. The twrf.-rt rombinailon
of thm lnr:r.llnts tn II ALL'S CATARRH
MFIIC1NK la what nroitueea aurh won
derful rults In ratnrrhal ronJittona.
IiruRtHta 75-. Ti-allmnnlala fre.
F. J. Cheney A Co.. t'rvpi-. Toledo. O.
The Reason.
"Jinks hns so much pour health."
"That Is because he euts o much
rich food."
Have a Clear Skin.
Make Cut I our a Soap your every-dny
toilet aonp and assist It now and then
hy tourhes of Cutlcurn Ointment to
often, soothe and henl. For free
samples addres "Cutlcurn, Dept. X,
Boston." At druggists nnd by tunli.
Soap 23, Ointment 'JTi and 50. Adv.
There are about 1'I.ISN) square miles
of coal fields lu the I'llitcd Klli,rdelil.
teHatifi Inrtlun Vrc.l.ht. p!!e rnnmtn
nohin liut .-.-m:ip lniTKllotin, which art
gpRMy a tonic and purgative. Adv.
The hair trows much faster in sum
mer than In eohl weatiier.
St. rnul. Minn., has a union of fur
m rkers composeil of women.
I
Don't tritlc with a cold
it's dangerous.
You can't afford to risk
Influenza.
Keep always at hand a
box of
CASCARA K QUININE
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