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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
WANT II PER CENT NET INCOME,


Fully guaranteed and based on the best Sc,
curity. Can place from $500 to 0,O00-and
guarantee above income.
Secuflty-Units at $40 each in 5 story and
basement mission style building, 130x120.
with L 20x20 prominent corner, only
OF blocks from s she saoo 6snkng ana @
be mailed regularly every months.
The Central Bank of Oakland is the depositary
and trustee-au moneys are handled by 1T.
This elegant inside income property win un-
doubtedly double In value, therefore your units
tyour principal) are likewise constantly increas-
ing in value
This security is in the midst of nearly 800 900
population, including adjoining communities.
Building Snow being erected. Until its compile
tlon units may be purchased, payable in In
stallments.
per cent net interest paid on CASH subscrip-
until lease takes effect-guaranteed and paid by
the said trustee-Central Bank of Oakland. A
gilt edge and large paying investment for out Of
No promotion stock or bonus-every cent going
into the site and building, thus removing every
element of speculation.
The building viii be one of the finest on the
coast and will embody every feature TO date.
and it will compare fayorably with those in New
York or Chicago.
Names Of prominent local investors furnished.
Remittances may be made direct to the trus-
tee and depositary or to
HoLCoAIB REALTY CO., INC,
Authorized Fiscal Agent
investor of CapitaD,
SOC San Pablo av
City of Oakland California
HAYDEN BRIGHT COMPANY,
1882 Broadway, Oakland,
Phones Oakland 214-A3014
se.25o-1a CASH. BALANCE MORTGAGE
Beautiful modern story house of rooms; large
reception hail. pantry. laundry and good base
ment This magnificent home is located close
in and has commanding view of Oakland and
the bay; lot 45X120; lot itself is worth 81. 500.
Nothing better than this for the money can be
found in the city of Oakland (503)
S37O0
81 800 cash. balance to suit modern cottage of
rooms bath and high basement; has all
latest conyenienees; open fireplace beam
ceiling in dining room; double floors This
is one Of choicest home offers in East
Oakland; lot 33:6xl00; good car service.
GOD
$4,000
$500 cash. S25 month. including interest;
beautiful cottage; up to dafe
In every way; toilets. gas and electricity:
large porch; street work all done lot BOX
l07 only l block 10 car line; has magnif-
cent view This is good buy. (2226)
81. 500
$500 cash. balance rent: room aud
bath modern cottage in splendid neigh
borhood street work all done. This is
worth investigating. 1897
We have several fine buys in Oakland vacant
property ranging from 500 to $500 below
market value. Can be sold on part cash
and easy payments. Close buyers please
make note of this
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BATnWTN- & HOWELL. 3is 324 Kearny St
TIMBER LAND

REDWOOD and pine timber lands in lots TO suiti
I6O 10 il. 600 or more acres; also large and
-naving mill property. ROTHERMEL & CO.,
2z7 Russ building san Francisco.
PINE and redwood lands from 160 70 25,o 600
or more scres; some with mills. CHAS- W
ElSHER. f60 Market ST.
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LOT in Piedmont Vista, 39x1I2 feet; 1 block
from Oakland av. line and about 9 blocks
from Piedmont station of the Key Route; this
is ideal location for home; is situated on
high ground and has beautiful view; terms
$3.50 cash and balance of $500 in monthly pay
ments of $25. including interest Address box
1912. Call office, San francisco
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
l214~1216 Broadway, Realty Syndicate puiioing.
GA years at 460-462 Sth ST.
Oakland. CAL,
"a city of 100000 Population
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NEW TRACT sUBDIvIDED
BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS

Prospect park formerly Morgan park, pre-
serving its natural beauty: situated in East 14th
ST. and Prospect or 41st av.. on the electric car
line; cars pass the property every minutes.
The property has been surveyed lots staked and
numbered. The street grading curbing, rocking.
sewefing and sidewalks to be done in front of
this property without cost TO the buyer. Now
ready for sale Several lots have been sold, and
many choice lots left TO choose from. Come out
today and inspect these beautiful park lots and
make your selection. Easy terms. Take Hay
ward Meirose car from Oakland
EDWIN W. WOODWARD,
Office and Agent on the Tract
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BURLINGAME REAL EsTATE

CENTRAL, Addition. 80 minutes from the city
Central Addition is between Burlngame ano
san Mateo.
Central Addition lots are large ard cheap.
central Addition has improved streets and
sidewalks
Central Addition Is IN the country.
Central Addition Is the place Tor the ehiloren
Central Addition has many homes.
Send for map and price list and 90 down and
see TIE property
BALDWIN & HOWELL 3ls 324 kearny st
BIGGEST BURLINGAME BARGAIN
ga feer frontage: beautiful corner. > minutes
from the station. handsomely improved with
modern house Of rooms. bath and toilets, iot
has sidewalk around e.. pretty flowers. shTuhbery
and nicely kept grounds; the land alone VIII sell
in a short time for a big profit price now asked
Sc 000
San Francisco.
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE

THINK OF THIS
WHAT YOU CAN Do IN ELMHURST
$500 buys you a nice little bungalow on lot 25x
$50 feet. l block from car barns.
$3.50 will buy you room house on a corner lot
125 feet front by $50 feet deep; easy pay
ments.
l also have lots 40x1O0 with full bearing
fruit trees on for $400 each: small payment
down. balance $40 month; and other good
bargains in houses. Address
p FRY.
Corner of Orchard and East 14th sts.,
lna1at1 oil
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FRUITvAIE LOTS
40 foot lot. highest point overlooking the bay and
cities street work, sidewalks, gas. water.
shade trees. etc. direct cars to Oakland. s. p
to city; 5000 down, $40 per MONTH Owner,
w. r. WEBB, care Republican. Fresno, Cal.
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sIELRosE REAL EsTArE

MELROSE REAL ESTATE
S400 CASH will locate you on a very well stu
ated lot. 35X130 IT.. ! block from ears, train
school and other accommodate tions close at hand
in any sort of cottage you wish built for
you. for total price of about 81. 400. II you
want a home built after your idea see
TAYLOR HITE.
1900 East 18th ST,
Melrose.
81 2J0-S300 down. balance like rent s25 per
month, both principal and interest; modern 3
room furnished cottage office.
500 and up-Have several 4 room houses
hard finished and low prices; terms.
$4,000 to loan on improved real estate; also
$1,000 to loan.
s25O-Anything down. 25xlOO lots; lots So
per month at per cent.
F. f. MOORE.
5015 E. 14th ST. cor. 51st
Blocks East of Melrose Station.
COTTAGE BARGAINS 600; TERMS
rooms and bath; beyond MelrOse: 30 Stan
ley av.; block from East 14th st. ears. W.
SWANK owner. premises.
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81, ,000-6 room house: lot S0x135: . blocks from
ear line; fine location: easy terms: big bar
gain. Fine lots boulevard and new car
line; $3.50: $40 cash. 50 per month; no interest:
some small places: easy payments; same
rent. PORTERFIELD & POLK, Walter
and f. 14th St. Elmhurst.
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OAKLAND PROPERTY WANTED

in and around Oakland.
as the value Is there to exchange. 1 can
handle any proposition of merit, as | make
this a speciality. ID. +. MINNEY. AZ 11th
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ROOMS AND BoARD-BerkeIey
Roo,Is I'D BoARD-FrultvaIe

lNNALIDS or convalescents given best Of care
in refined family in beautiful country home on
Hills north ~ Frutvale; best of board; fine
view; fresh air and pure water. Phone Mer
lifl 1910.
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--iJ t'iiatluSh df- upue berkeley 9Do-
WILL sell my modern. room house cheap: offer
best bargains in lots in booming locality; de-
sign and build for you at cost OF labor and
materials; new Ashby line in front California
st. s. p. station 150 feet west; Sacramento St
Key Route station block west: over 100 sets of
plans of houses built In Pasadena to select
from; as many former patrons references;
let me do business with You and avoid COM
missions. ]. J.. PATTON, contractor 1922
Ashby av.. Berkeley.
REAL. BARGAINS--40x120; COLBY TRACT
$l.I00. cheapest there.
50x1e0: HILLEGASS Ay north of Ashby
So. $50: fine buy
5ox1ao: ELMwooD PARK; $4,000. not
many left
DWIGHT WAY AND SAN PABLO
Right line sDofngs.|
40x132 Building Lot.
Price $3.50
Easy Terms
G. III. CONKIIN. owner. 12fS Broadway,
Oakland.
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FOR sale-A beautiful home of II rooms. in
North Berkeley; billiard room. den; paneled
dining room, servants quarters with separate
bathroom. etc. unobstructed view of bay and
hills; house is years old and has every mod
ern convenience: easy terms. Address Owner.
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FURNITURE FoR SALE

OUR JANUARY FURNITURE SALE means
great saving to those in want of furniture. j
we were to move So. 600 worth of goods TO
store place 'em a limit, much on th'
goods, $50; commission. S125; loss or shortage
SO. We cast il one side and IN place Of $5Q'
expense great sale for January
everything goes at the Busy Corner. I1th snC
Franklin SITS II. SCHELLHAAS. Oakland.
s450-FINE furnishings. room house. KEY
ZIG 18Th St. near Telegraph. Oakland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LADIES and gentlemen who wish good washing
and ironing, go 10 sim Cbong Lung Chinese
and nicely done: responsible: send postal card
and viii caIl. LEE CHONG. manager.
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We have several fine buys in Oakland vacant
property ranging from S100 to $500 below
market value. Can be sold on part cash
and easy payments. Close buyers please
make note of this
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

H0LCOIB REALTY CO., INC,
Authorized Fiscal Agent
(Investor of CapitaD,
800 San Pablo av,
City Of Oakland, California.
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Amounts up TO $4,000 at s per cent net for m
loans. DU RAY SMITH, 1918 Broadway o.
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$500 cash balance same as rent: room aud
bath modern cottage in splendid neigh
borhood; street work all done. This is
worth investigating. 1897
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

IHUIOE bJNINESN IUhNEh
$21 600 for improved corner on Shattuck av.
near University av.. which is the center OF
Berkeley and the great transfer corner. and
will soon be the GREAT BUSINESS CENTER.
This property now pays . per cent and is sure
TO advance in value very rapidly. No better
investment be found in Berkeley. Price
is very low considering location Half cash
will do, balance mortgage See me at once.
S. A. HULIN. 212I Center st.
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OAKLAND-Arnold-D -Dieksons tell everything
daily Sundays IL to -. Trumpet seanee
Tuesday night: materializing seance Friday
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PERSONAL
CLAIRyoYANTs

MADAM AUGUST. clairyoyant and palmist; truth
or no pay. Cor. Broadway and 7th, Oakland,
over osgood's drug store: readings SOC.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13

No steamer sails from this port to New York for nearly week.
 'Now, the gun that made this trou- ble was forged at your works, and therefore, whether you wish 1t or not you have direct interest in the case Perhaps I'm going to ask you some thing unusual, but it will be d great fa- yor if you will allow Mir. Sommers and myself to sail with you on the IT, yessa."
 Pinckney and Sommers both stared at the secret service man in amaze ment. The cool audacity of the pro- posal took them both off their feet. Sommers was the first to recover.
 Bradley! NO"' he exclaimed impet- uously
 Pinckney bowed coldly.
 I'm sorry, sir" he said, "but you are asking too much. That'll be ini- possible"
 He turned away just as Frances, tired of the waiting. re-entered the courtyard
 "Ah, Frances, you are readyg" he asked.
 Without replying the girl came straight to Sommers.
 What are you going to do now;" she asked directly
 'l have been ordered to report at Washington at once to face the court of inquiry returned the officer.
 The girl smiled. There were both sadness and joy in it-sadness for his unfortunate situation, joy that they had chance still to be together
 We are just starting," she suggest ed, Come with us on the yacht"
 Sommers shook his head.
 "fm sorry; can't do that"
 The girl stood looking at him. hurt and uncertain. She had not expected that rebuff. She could not understand it. Again Bradley seized the situation.
 Miss Durant, Mir. Sommers goes to Washington to endeavor to show why he should not be court martialed for neglect of duty the night his gun was forged. It's most important that he get there as soon as possible. and no ship sails from this port for week"
 Pinckney stepped forward angrily.
 "Mr. Bradley. your explanation is most uncalled for" he exclaimed.
 Then Frances began to see. Her head came up. and her eyes lighted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13

"On the contrary. Mir. Bradley. I'm very much obliged to you for your ex- planation." she declared haughtily. Would it not be possible for you and Lieutenant Sommers to return with usY'
 Ut would be the greatest favor, Miss Durant." he said earnestly. "I had al- ready requested 1t, but Mir. pinckney objects"
 The girl turned on Pipckney haugh- tily.
 "When Mir. Pinckncy realizes that the Irvessa is my fathers yacht and that this gun was forged in my fathers works and that it Is my desire that Lieutenant Sommers and MT. Bradley sail with us at once am sure he will have no objections 10 offer"
 Rebuked, pihckney bowed with i'll grace.
 "Since Miss Durant wishes 1t l am only too happy to have you come with us, of course" he said to Bradley.
 The secret service man bowed in turn.
 Then we'll go, of course, with thanks" he said simply. 'If you will excuse me I'll get ready. Lieutenant Sommers and 1 will be at the dock within an hour."
 When Bradley and Pinckney both had gone Frances came over to where her lover was standing.
 "That was wrong" she said, gently reproying. You should have trusted me more. We must have no more misunderstanding! From now on what affects you affects me. You and I are one. but don't you see"-she paused a moment. looking up at him, her heart in her cyes-"but don't you see love you?'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13
SgNofsIs

Chapter I.-Lieutenant Sommers, of the United States navy, is ordered to the Durant steel work, where cannon he has invented is being cast. He meets Frances Durant, daughter of the steel mill owner.
 Chaptc- u.-Edward Pinckney, rival of Sommers for Miss Durant's hand, as superintendent of the mill conspires against Sommers and the success of his cannon.
 Chapter III.-Frances reveals that she has studied wireless telegraphy.
 Chapter IY.-Pinckney decides to spplant the Sommers gun with one in vented by an employee, Marsh, and named the Rhinestrom gun by Pinek- ney.
 Chapter V.--Pinckney and sommers clash.
 Chapter VI-Frances and Sommers learn that they love each other.
 Chapter yII-Pinckney put Smith, a drunken foreman, in charge of finish ing the Sommers gun,
 Chapter VlII-Sommers surprises Pinckney by appearing at the works.
 Chapter IX-Frances Durant also en- ters the steel mill. as she has heard of foul play.
 Chapter X-The drunken foreman aG- taeks Sommers and ruins the Sommers gun.
 Chapter XI-Frances goes on a yacht ing tour and learns from Pinckney that the Sommers gun has proved a failure.
 Chapter XIT-Frances meets the lieutenant in Manila.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13
CHAPTER X1II-continuedl

Instantly the secret service agent turned on Sommers
 Were you in the furnace room, Lieu tenant Sommers, at the time the gun went into the bath?"
 "Yes, sir" admitted the naval off. cer, "I was"
 Did it go in at the right tempera- ture%
 It was Sommers' time to hesitate.
 "I-I don't know" he admitted "I didn't see it."
 You were in the furnace room" exclaimed the secret service man, "and you did not see your own gun go into the tempering bath?"
 There was a quarrel with the fore man." said Sommers hesitatingly.
 What were you quarreling about" asked Bradley.
 It was the one question that Som. mers could not answer. How could he bring Frances into it? Bradley was waiting impatiently for his reply.
 "I can't explain the cause of that quarrel" finally declared tbe naval officer firmly, and Pinckney permitted himself his first smile of satisfaction.
 After all, there was q chance Of this young fool, through insane chiy airy, permitting himself to overlook his only means of vindication
 Bradley was still looking at Sommcrs with involuntary surprise when Pinck ney made his next move.
 MT. Bradley. want you to under stand that I'm very sorry for Mir. Som- mers about this whole affair. If can be of any service to him or to you I shall be only too glad"
 The secret service man was not one to be whimsical or chivalrous when he had started out to accomplish any thing. Promptly he took Pinckney at his word.
 That's very good of you, sir, and you can be of the greatest service to us Lieutenant Sommers goes to face the court of inquiry at Washington, and it is his desire and mine to reach there with as little delay as possible.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD
(Mrs. W, D. French, Correspondent)

SAFFORD, November 12.-Mrs. w. c. Roundy arrived from Fl Paso last evening and will visit her mother, Mrs c. Wish. Mir. and Mrs. Roundy will return to Globe to live.
 Clarence Anderson and wife came in from Ogden, Utah, Wednesday evening, and visited their uncle, William Mel son. They left this morning for Los Angeles.
 F. E. Rich of Phoenix was an incom- ing passenger this morning.
 A frame cottage being erected just north of the Mormon church in Layton will be occupied as residence by Will fam Moore Claydon.
 A baby girl arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dave Phillips in Thatcher last night, where it was heartily wei comed.
 Attorney W. c. Mcfarland of Solo monville was a passenger to Globe last evening.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Gustafson of Pima has received an early Christmas present of handsome new buggy from her son.
 Mrs. Mary A. Hoopes has purchased the Naylor home on Depot street, where she is now domiciled.
 Andrew Kimball has been appointed delegate to the Farm Land Congress by Governor Sloan. The congress meets in Chicago November l6 to 20.
 Mrs. Charles Norton and little son are very ill with typhoid fever, at their home in Pima.
 Frank Paxton has sold his restaurant at the corner of Tenth and l. streets to Turner Godfrey and Al West. The NJ. E. Church South will give a performance at Todd s hall some time during Christmas week The best local talent will appear.
 Billy Johns left for Globe last even ing on business.
 Miss Margaret Robinson returned from her Globe visit this morning.
 Jack Farrell is in town from his ranch on the Bonita.
 The 6ibson Lumber company resumed work at their mill this morning after q shutdown of ten days, during which needed repairs were made.
 The cowboys will leave for their re- spective ranges tomorrow.
 Mrs F. J. Carlos is visiting in Globe.
 Mr and Mrs John Allen of Pima are happy over the arrival of baby girl.
 Mrs. r. C. Anderson and children re- turned to their home in Globe last even ing
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR Branch American Federaton of Labor-Meets Mondays in Union Labor hall H. D. president; F. H. Myers, secretary; Nj. F. Smith, treasurer
 CARPENTERS AND JoINERs Local Union No 1030 United Brotherhood Joner of America Meets each Thursday Union hall 730 m. H. Wood president; F. w. Tenbrook financial tary J. N. Bell, treasurer.
 MINERS Globe Miners Union No eo w. F. MMee every Tuesday, Michael J. O'Conno presiden H. Nj. Page secretary; F. j. Nipple, special organizer. Globe Typographical Union No Sunday month at in Uuionn Labor hall Arthur G. Oliver pres iden Carl F. Hodsworth secretary. Store and Office Employees Union Meets Wednesday night month in Carpenters han 73O m. w. Wright presi dent; T. E. Collins, secret ary.
 BARRIERS Journeymen Barbers International Tuesday in each month at S30 Newport Barber Flora rresdent; Otto Perdue, secretary
 BARTENDERs Bartendrs and third Thursdays in Union Labor ha H. E. president; NJ L. Perry, secretary treasurer. Brotherhood of Painters Hangers America No. 2l7 Meets each Tuesday night w. B. Aiken, president; A. F. Ese vcepresiden Clark, retary
 INTERNATIONAL UNION STEAM ENGINEERs-Gobe Lo- cal No. 290-Meets Monday 7:SO D. m. in each month at Labor Union ha Mclean, president; William Ross, secretary
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13
CHAPTER XIV.
THE pERlLs OF THE SEA.

Sturdily as best she could
 through the night For ten hours she had fought her way up the coast in the face of the worst storm of the season.
 Now, off Hatteras. the danger spot in the route from Porto Rico to New York, the sturdy little liner scarcely seemed able to make any progress. She had been forced miles off her course and closer in toward the dan gerous reefs than her captain liked.
 Not that the liner herself was in any grave danger, for the old Mongolian and her experienced captain had faced too many Atlantic storms for even big one to alarm them. The hatches had all been battened down. the pas sengers were below. and the stanch steamer stripped as much as possible, slowly rising to each attack of the waves. drove on with all tue power of her engines under the storm.
 Up in the little wireless room. the highest point on the ship, Harling, the young operator clung to his berth and wondered what was going to happen. It was his second trip to sea and his first big storm. so no wonder the young operator felt the thrill of the strug- gle and just the falntest fear for the outcome.
 Every officer and man connected with the liner was on post. waiting anxiously for whatever might happen They had little fears for the stanch MOngolian. Eut there were many ships less sturdy in those waters. and on such night. with the vessel out of her course. there was no telling what might occur. The captains last in- struction had been to look out for wrecks
 Most of the vessels of any size in these waters carried wireless outfits and in case of trouble they would be sure at once to send out broadcast their appeals for help. Little could be done in any case. but at least the Mon. golian could stand by to help as much as she could or, if absolutely neces- sary, take advantage of the warnings tO hStI tltdI Ol NTeChS.
 For hours the pitching of the ship. timed irregularly to the roaring drive of the storm, had held the wireless man fast at his post. It was now past midnight and with little chance of any abatement before dawn.
 Harling's nerves were on edge as he clung to his berth. wide eyed. alert, waiting. listening 10 the fafntest click that might be he forerunner to tell of disaster and death. Half dozen times bis strained nerves had brought him struggling from his berth to receive such a message, only to find his imag- nation had been playing tricks with his fear.
 Suddenly there came from the in- strument clicks so sharp, so distinct and yet so hurried that the young fel- low sprang from the berth and stum- bled to the table, sure now that at last something was coming.
 Again the instrument clicked wildly. To the ears of the strained operator it brought a chill, for he knew it was the sending of some one wild with fear Anxiousy. impatlently, he lis tened. At first he could make out, nothing.
 They're crazy" he exclaimed to himself. Whats the matter with them? They're crazyr'
 The wild rattle of the receiver stop ped. and Harling seized his own key.
 What's wrong? Don't be fool. Keep your nerves. Send sense" (To be continued)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-13
Good Cough Medicine for Children and
 Grown Folks. Too,

"We could hardly do without Cham berlain's Cough Remedy," says Mrs. Flora Despair of Bloyd, Ky. "I found it to be so very good for croup and have used it for years. I can heartily recommend it for coughs, colds and croup in children and grown folks, too. :" The above shows the implicit confidence that many mothers place in Chamberlain Cough Remedy, con fidence based on may years experience in the use of it. No one need hesitate to use this remedy for it contains no chloroform, opium or other narcotics and may be given to child as con fdently as to an adult. For sale by all druggists.