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The Jasper news., 1911-02-02
Personal and Local
Pitts the Paint Man.


Mrs. F. l. ScHooLER.
Herb Stevens came down from
Sheldon Tuesday on business.
Waldorf 81. so shoes at Bishops,
north side.
Omer Webb has been in K. c.
allweek buving spring goods foi
the department store.
7. K. Wheat wants to buy your
cream.
Lot Of good hedge posts for sale.
See c. F. Rex or Ben Weston.
Phone No. : for minute Tapi-
oca.
Fred and Jessie Johnston of the
Zion neighborhood are the latest
reported measles sufferers.
Bert Crandall has taken a posi-
ton at Carthage, working for Ho-
mer King at the latter's meat mar
ket. Bert has had considerable
experience at the business and
should be a valuable helper to Ho-
mer
Cherry Bark Cough Syrup WILL
stop that cough. See Pitts.
Emmet Thornton has resumed
his work at Roberts store, after
Iay-od necessitated by the grip.
Call phone No. : for good things
t. eat.
". J. Mccoy, who lives 4! miles
east OF Jasper, is going to abandon
farming as a vocation, temporar-
ily at least. and will move to town.
He will dispose OF his stock and
farm equipment at public sale on
Friday. Feb, 10, and publishes in
this issue OF the News list Of the
property to be sold.
Homer Pitts has materially ad-
ded to the appearance Of the Rex
all with new coat OF paint.
High patent -four sIIS per sack
at Schooler elevator.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Frank Strong have
both been On the sick lis, for some
days past.
Phone No. : for Old Home mince
meat
Mrs. Dora Hastings Of Green
field is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
T. II. Hammond
Mr, and Mrs. ]. A. CoZatt are
lack from a ten days trip to Gal
weston and other south Texas
points.
For SALE still have a few of
those good Poland China male pigs
for sale.
J.C. STALTER.
Bart Ingles of Rushville, Ills, ,
arrived here last Thursday to take
possession of the SO acre farm he
recently bought Of J. H. Tennison,
" is the farm known as the Mar
ion Nett place, located o. miles
northwest OF town. Mr.. Tennison
has moved to the so acres he re-
Gently purchased of VIM. Stone
hooker, miles west of his old To-.
cation. Mr. Stonehocker is now a
resident of Jasper.
Mrs. Ella Richards of Colo.
is visiting in Jasper with relatives.
She is a sister of Mrs. ]. R Bowers
and Mrs. ]. 4. Ward.
Roy Taylor, the Springfield man
who was married recently to Miss
Alta Gather of this city, writes to
have the News sent to him at
Ash Grove, where, his letter head
indicates, he has embarked in the
drug business.
G. W. Paisley, who is city edi-
tor of the Lincoln, Ills. Daily
News Herald. sends US a marked
copy OF that paper containing a
The Jasper news., 1911-02-02
Waldorf $3.50 Shoes,

Equal to any $3.50 shoe made.
See them at H. L. Bishops.
The Jasper news., 1911-02-02
Bring us Your Cream

We pay highest market price
for cream. T. II. Hammond.
The Jasper news., 1911-02-02

We are going to give
away another set OF
dishes next Saturday
at 2:45 o'clock. Bring
your tickets early.
j. d. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1911-02-02

Phone No. 7 for canned mush-
rooms.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
EAGLES To GIVE
A MASQUERADE

OF Friday Ee6ruary s-I, the Easiss
WIZ give a masquerade N cAe EIss
Eau. To valch TIE pubic IS cordially
invited T1e EasLss dances haze oe-
come 50 popular lhac ne capacity Of
-l=z- own ha1 would 1e 0Eer-laxsd-
ald the c0mmlC1ee having ne dances
IN charge iecIded % give -he mas
guerads in -h= Eks 8aI Tor -has rea-
son
seven prizes II al VII be offered
20 those masking. % bs gwen % me
mosc Original character lady a1d gen
1zE an. the nosc comical Character
.a5y and gsnlemaaJ. oesg suslalnsd
character lady and ssRlemanI AID
The best group sCs0 0r n0rsf- Fae
2rzss VIII On exhibition later
IL IS hoped -aal = large croE6 VII
Attend. as Cae committee have made
a-rangemsncs for 3e best MUSIC OBJ
-aaa1le. every ychI1g VII De uale a.
pleasant as possible Tor lhose mask
z Masks VII Se -alsed a. me
door
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
Will INSTALL
MILLING PLANT

VALDEZ, Jan L--Tae-e VIII s0ol
be installed u the nine OF the El-s
Imperial NIlllg eOuPaly ll -a= Fa--
jez district q complete ulAns plant
Ehzeh IS nov On the ground Eae
miU RlI be- SET l1 earEy In -1ssyr-zE
and EsI Save a capacity Of e-s2E l91s
a Lay The Ulle IS on the Ees- side
OF The 5ay lol-a Of Sa0lg bay. The
lower tunnel Is t-5JJ 5eet below the
upper the ore body in 5olA being
p-al ideally OF the sane dimensions.
demonstrating -ha- laere - already
enough ore ll s-sas Co keep a 4.-
5Us- Ter several wears, and that the
property has risen % -1e dignity 1t
q nine.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
MUST SERVE
TWELVE YEARS
tsy Alaska Nsss sursaul

NEW YORK Jan 25-JaIes Cal
Asa=r. who la-s last tan attempted
Che assass.laleu OF Mayer Gaynor
o.. N-E York v4s this morning lakel
-1 prison ID serve a twelve year sen
tense a- 1al Labor Fae sentence
IS tsr al assault HgoR l1e person OF
-s. ----ar vag arrested hlU after
- shooting Eayg- G1yl0F refused
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
Hss ESQ Fg8 aTs8sTils Gaaa8s

WASHINGTON D 9. I4h b
Jucson c. Clemens % Georgia. NaS
sleecsd chairman Of lae Interstate
eonmezee commission 20 succeed
Iudze Na-cn A. Knapp o. NsW YorS.
a. a special conference Of sas CON-
mission hell loday, Nlr Clements
is the serlo- member Of sae eOnmis-
s.eg ana IS a democrat
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25

Ike Peterson tid aoC make the
ElP nom The Sort today owing 10
the iuclemsncy 0E the weather.
Mr . = w. Lowle waI leave for
Vancouver 3l the Pr1esss BeaC-ce-
ana VIII Be iODej by MS. Low,e
aaG son az -ha- place, cCm where
Jaey VIII ,eaye Tor a vaear5oE Of a
tew months IA England
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
DIED
THIS MORNING.
asn Alaaka Nr.s ssseaal

NEE YORK. Ian. 25-DaVh1 Gra-
han Phillips. -as aESa0s WhO Sas
sl15 on the sEses hy q Harvard
sr1fel- dleJ lhls morning es a hem
0-rlage 0E rle righc uRs, caused by
-as blllsJ EouHG
Ssnacc ALERT J. 8sVsFidgs =
s-h0glma-z and lifelong trisad 0E ne
lead aazhg-. Rll AXE charge o. ne
51ls-aL
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
HAS
BROKEN OUT
Jsy Alaska N=@S sgreaa)

PEALN. CANA, Jan 25-dEldrees
are today fleeing from this cgy As
il is reported taa5 BuoOa-e plague has
br0sea eut l the c0agesl=t portions
Of -he CIV Tse government IS ak
.as cAa-ss Of the sly-a-5ou, ana al
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25
BACK TO THE
NORTH POLE

Fs- AS -l.s PAPER predicted in yes
-a1aays issue, -ae Little Giants and
l- Eu-a- hears mel, with L1~
usual result, that IS The Polar Bears
eel4 wauopeL The Bears though
-1 lose -ls 1'uks by changing taer
atug buJ is was no use, taec bI',e
a9eleg Was -l-ce. smiAas at Iaem
-..t ae eds, o.. the basket LaS-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-25

S,ggs. l5 30 ~ Umpire, Pasa,
Ta- White Pass s-age Ene VII re-
se.sl a s1ipWeuy OF #t horses on -le
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
SAYS MEN OVER 40
ARE TURNED DOWN
Labor Leader Declares En-
ploycrs Seek for The Great
est Possible Production.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Thst an
American cannot get new position af-
ter he Is 40 years old was asserted before
the employers liability and worllmep's :
compensation committee today by Ar
thur T. Holder OF the American Fedora
tion or Labor. He had been speai1ine
OF the satisfactory operation Of the
British compensation act OF 1906. which
recently he had investigated. when a
question was asked as 10 Its effect on the
employment Of men OF advanced age.
In reply. Mr.. Holder said that regard
less OF this law there was a. marked dis
elimination against The aged-not in
Great Britain alone. but throughout the
industrial world,
The man who Is over 80 ami who
has few gray hairs cannot get back
when ne once loses his job. but he can
hold on If he has plsce," he said. 1T
Is the same here as IL is in England.
and IL is the Same In Germany. and
throughout the continent
This condition was not due. il is said.
to any legislation. but as the result OF
economic conditions and came OF the dc
termination 10 get the greatest possible
product out Of the human being en-
ployed by others,
With reference to the extent OF the
compensation for death or injuries, Mr..
Holder said he thought the law should
grant "aIl that the traffic will bear" He
declared no death benefit should he less
than $4,000 and that no injury award less
than 81 Il day. regardless OF the ordi-
nary compensation OF the injured en-
ployecs.
Mr. Holder was the last Of the repre-
senlatives OF the railroad workmen 10 be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

ders OF the stomach as catarrh of tbs
Stomach, 3cld stomach. nervous dvspep-
sia; neura'gia Of the stomach, gastrItis,
ana Iach OF tone, have the same under
iylng causes In each case the stomach
IS weak. DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
raie Peoplc supply the stoma ch with the
strength 1T needs b. cprichinp and pu-
rify1ng the blood. Pure blood gives
tone 70 the nerves. muscles and glands
OF the stomach and makes il CAPABLE of
properly performing the work of diges.
ton.
Good health is more nearly d question
OF pure blood than most people think.
ihere can be no permanent cure Of
trouble cahsed by thin blood until the
blood is built up.
Sufferers from stomach trouble in
any form, who have found their con.
dltion uprelieved or actually growing
worse while using ordinary remedies
would do we'll to try Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills.
DR., Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People have also cured rheumatism
anacmia. nervous headaches aud MANY
forms Of debility and are recommended
even ii ordinary remedies have been
tried without relief.
Eat and How to Eat.' will be sent
free on request 10 any one interested,
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists. or viii be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price. 30 cents per box
six boxes for $3.50. by The DR.. vii.
llams Medicine Co. Schenectady, n. Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
THE HOMAGE OF CENTURIES
HAS BEEN PAID to HANDICRAFT

q Handicraft has a lasting worth unap-
preached by machine made products "a
strength, an individuality which appeals to re-
fined taste. Machine made goods become
painful in their perfect mechanical finish.
G Oriental Rugs stand foremost as the hand-
craft Of man. With nearly SIX thousand years
back of this textile industry. it is not surpris-
ing that these floor coverings have unceasing-
" held their own. The perspective of the art re-
veals the genius of master workmen, the re-
suit of generations of thoughtful handcraft
Oriental Rugs floor coverings for kings and
the rich, were so ingeniously wrought that
there has occurred no material change in their
forms, designs and symbolisms, while Time
has not improved their quality. This is true
because heredity has handed down from family
to family certain secret arts.
G Oriental Rugs are woven in cline pro-
pitious to the growth of certain woods, the pc
culiar qualities OF which arc furnished no
where else in the world And on those favor
able plateaus where sheep flock numerous
dyes of surprising excellence in richness of
color and blend and permancncy are obtained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Are Basis
of Child Health

Mrs. Clara Mcintosh. Masonvile. Colo.
are always supplied with DR.. Caldwell 6
Syrup PcpsIn. and with them, with
tute for this grand laxative. 1t is really
more than a laxative. for il contains
superior tonic properties which help TO
tone and strengthen the stomach, liver
it all iaXatiyes can be dispensed with
and nature will do its own work
Anyone wishing TO make A trial Of this
remedy before buying II in the regular
way OF druggist at fifty cents one
dollar a large bottle (Camily size) can
have a sample bottle sent 10 the home
free OF charge By simply addressing Dr.
W. 8. Caldwell. 40S Washington St.
Monticello, III. Your name and address
on a postal card will do.
For sale by SCHRAMM ~JOHNSON
DRUGS, The Never Substitutors," five
f5) good stores.
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One Application And
The Hairs Are Gone
(Nids TO Beautv.l

Women troubled with fuzzy growths
Will he delighted 10 learn that simple
application of common powdered della
tone and water will remove every trace
Of hair without pain or injury. If the
growth is very thick or stubborn, 4
second application NAV he required
The delatone paste is spread tblckly
on the hairy surface. and after two or
three minutes rubbed off. then the sk in
washed and dried. Druggists charge a
dollar for au original ounce package Of
deIatone but TO those suffering WITH su.
periuous gronths it is worth several
times this SUM to know of reliable
and quick way in which to permanent
" RID the skin of hair or fuzz without
having TO endure pain.
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ing. 1t pricks often in adj
vcrtising; don't forget that.
THE MERCHANDISE
you offer looks good to you
YOU think you have Sc
LECTED STOCKS WISE
LI-you think YOU have
manufactured something
that people will jump at.
The old world looks
pretty good to you-you are
content with your merchan-
disc and yoursclf-you
think that cit is mighty
hard to beat YOU.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
||EE JURORS PASS
|ND ARE SWORN IN
||usel in Mcnamara Case
Lana for a Full Box by
Christmas.

ANGELES. Cal, Nov. s,-Three
.urors and talesman passed for
n. Tho showing In the Mcnamara
] ,rI,l tonight at the end of five
- ,ourt. Another talesnan had
.es,tsd by the defense as 10
,a counsel began hoping for a
4. hox bv Christmas 10 try James
'>.nsrs for the alleged murder Of
~ Hacecrty. machinist killed
|yos Angeles Times explosion a
j, Another venire of forty men
4, summoncd. making 2S5 men
II drawn for jury service. The
IN Jury room tonight were:
+, Balm. carpenter.
Green. orange grower,
! fisk. mill rnan-ail sworn jurors.
,sr c. Kenyon, interested in in
IN accepted as To cause BY both
sexion, accepted as to cause by
Z Redtern y. NJ. Bryle, Clark
4 Hsnry ~. 5u:D5lh' 'lldIlSS tOIn,
4 crockett and Howard T.. Sweet
4 1o be examined.
III tnlesmen accepted by both
<ssn court opened today two were
A Nv Judgc Waller Bordwell with
uni OF counsel, Sam Meuden-
4 o,snge grower. was allowed TO
-.urs his mother is dangerously III,
<slfer y. Clark. A retired farmer.
|.fussd because 81 physical condi-
~6rh made i doubtful II he could
IA q long trial. Byron Lisk. now
a suught release because he has
. NTH his eyes. but he was re-
4 Chandler, son-ln law OF Cen
<nison Gray Otis, publisher Of the
Hno Has on the present yenire.
|rused hy consent Of counsel. il was
Knight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

has uncommon weight as he has had
fifteen years experience as a nurse.
Stomach trouble in nv case he
SAYS. was the result OF the nervous
breakdown following two operations,
which ] underwent several years ago.
NV stomach panied me great deal and
suffered from nausea For one month
during my sickness I lived on a glass Of
mix and an egg taken every twenty
four hours and sometimes my stomach
would not retain even this light diet. ]
had no appetite, was nervous and lost
IN weight from 115 to 135 pounds.
1.-The doctors called my trouble
complication Of Indigestion and nerv-
business and | was under their care for
five years without being cured. I then
began to see for myself if T couldn L
find something TO help ME and, reading
about DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People, ] decided 10 give them trial
While on the second box I could see
that the pills were helping me and
this encouraged me to keep on using
them until ! was cured. / have had no
return of NV sickness and am con nfident
that DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People will permanently cure other suf-
ferers from stomach trouble If they are
given a thorough trial -
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Strength for Weak StO1nacts

=, When the blood is poor and thin, and
tne stomach in consequence is imper
fectly supplied with oxidized blood and
nerve force, the digestive process be-
comes slow and fermentation of The
food goes on, with formation of gas
and certain acids.
] he pressure Of The gas causes pain
IN the stomach; sometimes it affects
me heart. When tho gas is belched out
through the mouth the patient is tenn
porarily relieved The sour risings in
the throat and burning sensations in
the throat and stomach are caused by
the acids of fermentation.
There arc plenty Of things 10 Dcu.
tralizc these acids, or. ''sweclen the
stomach, as 1t is called, but they do
not cure the trouble. Pure. rich blood
winch VIII tone mp The stomach Is re-
1uircd rs tho following cures show. \
careful reading Of these honest state
mcpts is well worth while.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
ADVERTISING TALKS
(Continued from Pare Oue,)

TIES FOR BUSINESS DE
VELOPMENT than any
other country. We haven t
yet commenced to realize
on our possibilities. 1T is
mighty hard to beat" us,
though, in the development
we have made.
We get a thorn with
every rose''-sure enough,
for NO SUCCESS is
ACHIEVED WITHOUT
MANY A STRUGGLE.
many a pricking Of the
thorn Of disappointment
and Encouragement.
THE ADVERTISER. just
beglnning-the advertiser,
old in the business-both
say, "That advertisement
didn't pay; it lost me mon
ey." That s the thorn prick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
HOW GERMS SPREAD SKIN DISEASE

Eczema, Psoriasis and other skin trou-
bles are caused By myriads of germs at
work In the skin. Unless these germs are
promptly destroyed they rapidly multiply.
craving their way deep into the sensitive
tissue This Is what causes tnal awful
itch and what seemed q mere rash may
grow worse and develop into loathsome
and ;ortirnG skin disease with its years
of misery.
Don't take any chances, Destroy the
germs at the beginning of the trouble
with that soothing and cleansing wash
the n. -. n, Prescription for Eczema,
A 25c bottle will prove this 10 you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
WAS STARVING TO DEATH,

Mrs. Walter T.. Kuebl, of No. 1927
Virginia street. Berkeley. Cal, saws:
- suffered for nineteen years with in.
digestion and stomach trouble At one
time was so i'll that | did not care to
i've. | had an appetite, but could not
eat on account OF the acute pain it
gave me. / had dull, heavy pains in
my stomach and chest, food refused TO
go down and there seemed 10 be a load
ON my stomach. At times there were
sharp pains IN my head like a jumping
toothache. | had one bad attack when
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

We lave had experience with many
remedies for skin trouble but have never
seen such remarkable cures as those from
y. u. n. Prescription. Instant relief from
the very first application.
We are SO confident that y. u. II. will
reach your case that II will cost Won moth =
Ing If the very first full size bottle fails
10 make good every claim.
If YOU have skin trouble Of any kind.
VIC certainy advise you 10 drop IN and in =
vcslIgate the merits Of u. d. D. anyway,
We know that y. d. d. Will help you
Schramm- johnson Drugs. five stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

'rs.eful mother. who watches
ths physical peculiarities Of her
n will soon discover that the
|upor;snt 1hius in connection with
b constant good health is TO keep
Fsle regularly open, Sluggish
|EiIl be followed by loss Of appe-
2flsssness during sleep. irrita Bill
2 dozen and one similar evil
'ei physical disorder.
b Arsr sign Of such disorder give
q teaspoopful OF Dr. CaldwelTs
PeDsln at night on retiring and
the dose the following night il
fy-more than that will scarcely
lh. You Will find that the child
[0yer its accustomed good spirits
and will cat and sleep normally.
|lemedy Is a vast improvement
zlls. csthsrllcs laxative waters
RIar things: which are altogether
Eerful for a child The homes OF
s. Griffin. Sandy. Utah. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
SEVERE VOMITING SPELLS.

Mrs. w s Robinson, of Blaine,
Wash. who owes her recovery from
stomach trouble TO a thorough trial of
Or Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie, SAYS:
was in rundown condition for
sevcra years before | began TO suffer
from stomach trouble. Suddenly be.
gan to have vomiting spells which be-
came so bad that + was confined TO
bed for fifteen weeks. There were
dreadful pains in my stomach and at
times would vomit blood Nv stom-
ach would retain only the lightcst liquid
food. My heart was affected and lost
several pounds IN weight.
81 was living at Anacortes at the
time of my sickness and was treated
by three doctors for over two months.
They finally said ] could not get well
and / then decided to Try Dir. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People which n
friend had recommended TO me. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

w L IL ~ DJJA ~ L Ii u IL
ADVERTISEMENT. That
will fetch them, you say.
YOU PICK THE ROSES
you have mentally pic
tured. They are there, all
right enough, but before you
get through picking them,
how many times have things
gone wrong-how many
thorns nipped you?
IT one gives up because of
the thorns in business, IF
HE DOES NOT KEEP ON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

was in bed for three months. Before
taking DR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People ! was mere skeleton Doc
tors gave me up, ] could not keep
their medicine on my stomach | was
starving TO death and had no hope
of getting We'll The pills gave me
almost immediate relief and | have been
IN good health since taking them. i
weigh lIo pounds. ] am willing and
peased TO recommend DR.. Williams >
Pink Pills for Pale People to any suf-
feIr,er and feel that ] cannot praise the
pills enough -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
PAINS AROUND THE HEART.

Mr.. Clinton \. Schaller, OF No. 1905
Ford street, Golden. Colo. saws: 81 was
troubled with stomach complaint for
several weeks, but hadn't felt we'll for
some time, as had been worrying My
stomach was sore if put nv hand IN
it and panied me after eating. 7 had
dizzy spells for a few moments at times
and also a crawling feeling in nv
throat, There were pains around my
heart and ! bad difficulty In taking a
long breath, T felt MANY times as
though [ were going to die. + don It
know whether it was all imagination or
not. but I did feel so. T was much
troubled with constipation and lost
weight so rapidly that determined to
see if something else than doctors med
icincs would help me. 7 read about DIR.
Williams Pink Pills and began taking
them. began to feel better and am
now well and strong. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills arc all right and ought TO
be in every home -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
YOU REACH OUTGOING AFTER THE
WITH A REAJ1TJETTT .POSES how Viii H. go

0CIINN al L Elm l. IL II
ROSES-how will he ever
realize Mr.. Stanton's words.
But amt the roses sweet 2"
You bet they are.
The advertisements that
seem unsuccessful arc the
thorns, but if YOU KEEP
ON, ENERLASTINGLY-
KEEP ON PICKING AND
PICKING, then YOU can
say to yourself, =" AMT
THE SUCCESSFUL AID
VERTISEMENTS GOOD,
TIOUGH?'
No firm lives that can
always put out a pulling
ad., but II 1T PUTS OUT
ENOUGH Of them, THEY
WILL BRING MORE
ROSES THAN THORNS.
(To be continued.)
r. hau 1,onn cupoac-od +b,k Ahoea "a
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LIVED ON EGGS AND MILK

The statement OF Mr.. Emery T., Hub.
bard, Of No. 170l Morton avenue, Pasa
dena. Cal, regarding his cure by DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
SEND FOR A DIET RooK

The experience OF sufferers from
stomach trouble. who have tried tho
tonic treatment with DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, has been that their trouble
has disappeared as soon as the blood
was made pure. The numerous disor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

pills gradually helped me until had
good appetite and my stomach became
strong enough to retain solid food 1
gained in weight aud kent on imnrov.
ing until | was restored to health -