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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
MIGHT STAKE :
EN- OUT, MEYER

~ rBitrf Press leased wiz.
LONDON. July io.--That milf
tant suffragettes released from jail
under the 'cat and mouse" Law
should be- handcuffed 10 mattresses
in the manner laid down by Nero
for dealing with persons who were
"centers OF disturbance" Is the sug.
gcstion made by Rev. r. u. Meyer.
noted London Baptist minister.
Rev. Meyer says.
III I were home secretary I would
try this method Why should not
these people. who cannot be lot off
scot-free. BE- attached by n hand
cuff for so many months 10 female
warders who could. OF course. be
relieved at stated iutervalsT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
COOK NAMES HIM
AS CHILD'S DAD

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10
a breach OF promise suit for
$4,000 Ia ON file today In tho
L, $, district court against Ray.
mond Conliak. son of Charles
w. Conlisk. director In many
corporations, prominent club.
man and a leading financial ex.
pert, The plaintiff is Miss
Mario 2ola. an Austrian 90
years old. for three years cook
in. tho Conlisk family. whose
i-year-old daughter is tho child
OF young Conllsk. Il In alleged
In the complaint. Fifty ELUSIVE
letters. most OF which are
signed, Your loving h......,
r." viii be introduced In evi.
donce
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FLUSHED FACE!
kLOCKED DOOR F!

Item Nc. Beads Of Precipitation
on the mans forehead.
Item Ne. A flushed face exhlb.
9ted BY woman In the case.
Item No S-otflee door locked.
Item No. flights low.
Taking all these into account,
bays Edwin Judd. attorney FOR Mrs,
Sarah A. Gust. she has ample
xreunds for divorce from Adolph A.
Gust. the wealthy mining man and
real estate operator. The case Is
being retired before Judge Hum
phries.
The Precipitation and flushed
face, evidence was given this
morning by John Dawson. who rent.
cd desk room In Gusts office. II
happened In November. 1911. about
a year after the Gusts were mar
ried.
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C. {. CONVENTION

LOS ANGELES. July i0.-vari-
Gus sectional. departmental and
committee meetings marked to-
days session OF the Christian En-
deavor convention. Tho convention
will be given over TO a general tent
auditorium. The meeting win be-
addressed by various International
officers. Officers who have been
serving several years wero reflect
ed today. This Formally was con-
ciuded at a meeting OF the Endeav.
or corporation. Tho board OF trus-
tees also was reelected. With tho
addition OF two Los Angeles minis
tors. Rev. j. Whitcomb Brougher
and John Balcolm Shaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
C. n. Liner SAILS.

When the Minnesota. he largest
vessel on he Pacific coast, steamed
out OF this port at noon today.
f nj for the Orient. an important
seduction in the rates on wheat
and flour went into effect. Rates
on flour TO Hongkong were cut
from $3.50 TO 81 ton and wheat
rates to Japan were pruned TO 50
per ton. TIE Hin liner carried 1000
tons OF cargog. The reduction In
1.-THE rates IL the result Of the slack
In traffic at this time OF year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
ASK STATE TO BUY

County Commissioners Hamilton
and Knudsen left for Olympia this
noon for the purpose of taking up
with State Treasurer Lewis nego-
tiations for the sale OF King
county's road bond issue OF $1,000
900. Tho commissioners will ask
the state 20 become purchaser OF
the first block OF the bond Issue.
az soon as the supreme court af-
firms its validity.
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BODY IN RIVER?

EUGENE. Or, July I0.-Search
IA being made today for Miss Edna
Baxter. 80. sister.ln-law OF Prof. c.
w. Converse. who disappeared here
and who is believed to have lost
her life IN the Willamette river.
Miss Baxter has suffered for years
from palsy. and was greatly de-
pressed over the recent death OF her
father. and relatives fear that in
fit OF dependency she has taken
her life. The river is being drag.
ged.
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SANITARY

Norway mackerel for ibc; Nor
way herring. 4 for 25c. boneless her
ring, csc H.. rollmopH i5c glass.
anchovy paste. 25c jar; anchoyies,
pigs feet. IOc H. soc bottles grape
jnice, 40c. Columbia river shnd, l5c
can; 2 cans minced clans. ESQ. 2
cans best milk, 15c; h-sal. glass Jar
pure apple cider, soc. Eai. jar; 5oc,
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING on
APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the North Bend Heat. Light. Wa
ter A. Power Company has
filed an application with the
Board OF County Commissioners
OF King county, Washington. for
franchise over the following de-
scribed county roads for the con-
struction and maintenance of wa
ter pipes for the purpose of sup
plying water to the town OF
North Bend and vicinity:
County road running south. approx
imately on the center line of Sec
ton 3, Township 30 north, OF
Range 5 east, w NJ. to a point
about 600 feet north of the south
line OF said Section 9, and the be-
ginning of the II. Rlef Road No.
e0s. thence in a southerly direc-
ton on said II. Ref road to tho
south line of Section 16, in said
township and range; also on
the Snoqualmie Pass Road
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that
hearing on said application Will
be had before the Board OF Coun-
Washington. in their office in tho
King county courthouse, at Seat
tie. on the S0th day OF July, 1913.
at IL O'Clock a m, at which time
the franchise proposed to be
granted TO said North Bend Heat.
win be fully considered. and any
person or persons desiring to he
heard on the subject should be
present at above time and place.
IN WITNESS. WHEREOF. the un-
dersigned. the county auditor Of
King county. has hereunto set his
hand and official seal this 2Sth
day OF June. 1918,
BYRON PHELPS
County Auditor.
BY N. NJ. WARDALL.
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Whlta oats. TOO pkg. Too, 2 pkRs.
corn flakes, i5c. lbs. oatmeal, 25c;
cans Of plums. 25c: lso b6tSo OF
mustard, 100; 10 bars laundry soap,
csc; 4 cans carnhtion milk 2bc. with
purchase of BOO 10. coffee. lbs
5gc coffee, 81. German ain pickles
( cent each. pearl onions, zoe -.
800 qt. tenderioin OF sole 2 lbs. 2bci
Chinook salmon. lbs. Csc. finsan
haddle, 2 lbs. 25c; soles, lbs. iSc,
lbs. deep soa cod fish. 25c. salmon
bellies 15c 10.
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LOSES 100000

Reversing the decision OF Judge
Hrater. Judge Dykeman. after hold
Eng tho case under Amusement
since May. decided Wednesday IN
favor OF .the heirs OF Leslie Grim
and against Thomas II. Gurlcy.
Header OF the Holy Rollers" to
whom half Of the ss00. 900 estate
was left. The court held with At
torney NJ. II. lngcrsoll that Grim
was Of unsound mind and unduly
influenced by the Holy Rollers. f"
Grim Joined the sect az Ballard
beach while In slckly condition.
-Iliis ,.Afaf., con alaf.s l,f nvnr ann nnA
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PUBLIC MARKETS
PIKE

PIKE
Rock cod, i2hc H.. chicken hall
but, 25c and 3Oc each; fresh halibut.
lbs. l5c, silver smelts. z lbs. lbc.
salmon, 1Oc H.. fresh herring, lbs.
CSC rod snapper. 10c H.. fresh Hhad,
Csc; fresh made peanut butter. z
lbs 3Bc. Iowa creamery butter. goo
ID; sweet butter. 35c ID. 2 cans Of
milk, t5c; best ground chocolate, 30
~ can. pkRp. seeded rniains. Zoc'
boxes matches. &c. ain pickles. lsc
doz. French mustard. zoe Jar.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY no LOAN
10 and st. money, vacant or i'm
proved property. See Us.
ntitWELL a MORfoHD
90 COLMAN BLDG,
siLtT htLtcs, FIT
ted with spherical lenses. com
pioto, for 1850. including eramin-
alton. schwartz, optometrtst 2AT
ilplrr block. Broken lenses du-
plicnted. Opan Saturday night
KODAK DEVELOPING. lOo PER
roll. any size. Jacobs Photo Shop.
= 4 nldg.
TWO NANNiEs MD TWO niLIY
Ennr. Tor anle. 71h1 tlth av. n. w
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LAND Nonrm or SEATTLE

We offer view acre. on county
road. no, far from Pacific High
way. overlooking Lake Washing
ton. and with tho privilege % 500
n, community beach for 400. on
terms OF SO cash and 1870 per
month Free abstract and war
ransy deed on final payment
OLE HANSON a co.
afs New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

10 acres choice potato land near Rii-
vordnis for $3.50. Ono crop will
pay for the land and clearing,
Only $40 Down and $40 Per Month.
A. II NEWELL. 40 Spring ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

FRANCIS n. sAYRE. the fiance
OF Miss Jessie Wilson. the second
daughter OF President Wilson. Is a
son OF the late Robert Hcysham
Sayre. builder OF the iyehigh rail.
road. and Martha Finley Novin
Sayre. lie Is rs years old, has
spent two years on the coast OF
Labrador. assisting DIR. Grenftll In
his missionary work. lie IL now en-
ployed In District Attorney Whit
mans office In New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

i2 acres. &c acres under cultivation:
loo trees In orchard: clay loan
soil: surface r. rolling. 2 springs
and we'll. all under fence: 5-room
house. f0xeo barn. root house.
blacksmith shop, chicken house
and implement shed. There goes
with the place ] wagon. pillow, disc
harrows and all small tools. To-
Gated 20 rods from school. 2M
miles from good town and railway;
on good county road. Price $4,000:
easy terms. No 1877
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are cents per line for charge
ads. or times for the price % 4.
cents par line for cash ads, or 5
times for the price ~ & Phones
Elliott ~ or Main af01
For the convenience of our readers.
ws have established agencies at
the following locations.
TO Untou ST., with Souvenir and
Curto shop. Phone Elliott a.
y. W. Mullen. 500 Ballard nv. Phone
Ballard sos.
Ads may DO loft at Theses branches
where same rates will be given MS
at main nfffre
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LET us SHOW YOU THIS
NICE TRACT, 1878
$40 CASH, IS MONTHLY

We can sell you a tract of fine
land. with n beautiful view OF
Lake Washington and Seat.
tie. in thlckly-settled neigh
borhood, Just off main county
road and less than one mile
from ferry dock at Kirkland.
Handy TO schools. with gro
ceries and mail delivered
TO your door. We fur
nish lumber for building
on easy terms. Go to our
kirkland office or call 104
Cherry st. Burke & Farrar.
owners, q
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.LwooD LUMBER g TIMBER CO.
NV. MODERN BUNoNLow. {

rooms. large attic. cement base
ment and fireplace. s3.sSo.oo: easy
terms. Might exchange for small
improved ranch or ciose-in acre
age. Phone Ballard sf9 evenings
THE SEATTLE STAR INVITES NR.
and Mrs. IL G. Pindeil. 7i3 Il. olive
ct, TO be it's guests at PANTAGES
THEATRE some evening. except
Saturday or Sunday. within the
next 10 DAYS. Two box seat tick
cts are at 22e Union St. with
Souvenir and curio Shop. awaiting
Mr. Rtndeilfe arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA

TEN ACHES; an IDEAL location,
facing good road: close to new
boulevard. overlooking Sound: sur
rounded by nice improved places:
all level. extra good soil: all in
garden. meadow and pasture: bear
Ing orchard; up-to-dRte bungalow.
rooms; nice fireplace: porches /:
team, harness, wagon. cows. chick
ems. farming tools. everything
goes. owner called East, and de-
sires quick sale. 1880 takes II I:
$1,000 cash, balance TO suit Would
trade for improved Seattle prop
orty II price IL right.
Selling country property our spe-
cialty.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska building
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IN THE BIG DAIRY COUNTRY
~ acres. 90 acres bottom. perfectly
level, as acres under cultivation,
acres garden; 10 acres pasture:
windmill and running water.
fenced and cross fenced; Groom
house, T6SS0 barn. granary and
outbuildings all new; plows. disc,
self-binder. rake. mower. seeders.
separator tanning mill and all
necessary small tools: " mile
from school. on good county road:
y mile from town with railroads.
Price s9.500.0O. terms. No. 7as.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON LAND
COMPANY
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June 30. 1918.
This is 70 certify that took six
months treatment for tuberculosis
and asthma from Or. Macy. When
went 70 him I had Just walked the
floor five days and nights. being un-
able to cit down as long ms ~ min
ufes After taking three treatments
could lie down and rest fairly well,
and soon got 80 ! could eat. Ny
ftfbercuiar fever has entirely dishp-
reared. which ! had had for IS
Z months. and I now consider myself
cured as / am apparently a. strong
AZ 7 ever was. and can do az much
work as 7 ever aid.
JAMES sAMUELSON.
Gig Harbor. WI.
Cured patients are our best ad-
txertfsnruerta and pay better than
ieny other advertising we do.
VIZ MAKE A SPECIALITY 81 tho
reve Far. STOMACH. Skin, Blood.
T<fdueva and BLADDER.
Also APPENDICITIS. FHEUAATIHA
cCfTHF cATARRH Asthma. Bror-
ehf,fs dropsicai fubsrcular and senenlc
eouditfona. and all weak nekses.
~hrCnfc and nervous disorders.
Mryi Pear in mind am tho old
<st established mems specialist IN
the Northwest. ..,..
f,e,psultatlou. eEaE1ination ana advice
free. ~ out 81 town. write. Prices H'o-
.fste. and include madeline
Uours. 10 s, 10 p. IN. sun
DAYS. 1890 TO 1890 .. m.
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THr room MAYS cnN~CE-sTop

shouting you never had a chance.
100 per aero down and ~ 90 per
acre per month on 3 and 10 acres
Of RICH LAND. north 81 city. on
paved road. and ~ T. station In
contar Of land. telephones. etc. no
water TO cross good creek and
spring water TO drink: free wood
and pasture for your COW. enough
cedar for posts and fencing. We
furnish lumber 90 build. 1000
acres to choose from. surveyors
now driving stakes. See WEST a
WHEELER at once.
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AND FARM LANDS
Mt. yEnNoN land

Mt. VERNON LAND
Ask any Seattle man about Mt. YER
non and he will tell you that II
is tho best farming section in
Washington. This reputation II
based on actnal results. IT'S in
tho soil. and the farmers there are
all prosperous. ] am now selling
my 5000 acres. 4 miles east OF Nj.
Vernon, Mt sac. 90 per acre and up.
just n little cash 20 bind the bar
gain. balance during 10 years. Be-
lots OF work. That's what appeals
20 tne man OF moderate means
fine land. easy terms and work for
tho settler. My literature explains
everything.
II G. PETERS. 500 THIRD Az.
A GOOD FARMER AND MAN WHO
knows his business when IL comes
10 buying land for n farm 20 make
"A success. on. will look for good
clay subsoil. with good drainage,
for crops win not grow on land
that has no drainage. and for fruit
you have got 90 have proper water
and air drainage Our land has
both. and we have n tract that has
no equal as 90 the leveincEs for
miles when IL Is all cleared up.
VIII be one Of the finest level
tracts west OF the Cascade upland.
You can get q. 10. 30 and +0-acre
tracts at $1,000 per acre, good
terms. low interest; extension
clause In cnac OF sickness; in
surnnco in case-of death. Close 70
good markets: fine transportation:
water is unlimited and shallow. IL
trf xyOOn TrrNfppp A. Tf,fpT-R 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

- In the Lost River Tin Mino
Alaska An appeal from
As decision was taken 10 the
Ene court BY the heirs. aud
Ease was remanded for a new
4
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ron THAT COUNTRY HOME

io-acra tract Of rich alder land. 30
rods long by 20 rods wide. which
faces the new county road. graz
unl slope TO both tho east and
west with beautiful building
spot In the center, has been logged
orr and burned over. very easy 20
clear: located south OF Bremerton
Navy Yard. short walk to Hawmlil.
school. dock. stores etc. good boat
service 20 market. Price
10 ACRES FOR $3.50
Terms $40 Cash. 81 Monthly.
Puget Sound Farms Co. coz ard Av.
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COAL AND WOOD
coLLATERAL LOANS

PATENT Dust pm WITH FIR8r
load 81 coal Wainwright n Mo
| Ie0d Phone 1918
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A nice little plac. OF II acres. on a
fresh water lake. ~ miles from
Seattle. good location: nice water
front; good roads. running water.
fine finhinR
$3.50, on Your Own Terms
A. H. NEWELL. igo Spring St
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MONEY MAKER
ROBERT MAITBY
1910 Aihskn NuliAlnR
sorrm or SEATTLE

Near the intsrurban nj OBrien.
acres nice land. practically all
cleared. good soil for garden tract
all fenced. some small buildings,
This ~ hut n short distance from
city limits. and is n snap. Prize.
= ft.1t0. on easy terms.
A IL NEWELL. 100 gprlnr ST
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HOME STEADS

FIRE uOnEsTEAD~ 1000, 900
ncrea. decided iaudH - % $40 acre;
ready FOR blowing Yields Is 10 90
bushels wheat. finest inland eli
mate. low hOmeneekers' ekeur-
.,ona write for literature. I'm
migration Bureau g. ~. h st. y.
Ity.. Seattle. Wash.
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The date your suhscrlption expires
Is on the address label OF your
paper. when that date arrives. 10
your subscription has not again
been paid In advance. your name
IL taken from tire Hat. A change
of date on the address label Is
receipt
Rates for THE STAR By mai are
month ....ss.s.s..ss.s l1c
months .s.@.ss-s .s.ss.. fVn
J months ................. 90
2 months .-.sss--.s s.s.ssss "
] year s......-....s.-s-ss ..-. 80 ~ 20
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All nice level land ~ miles from
boat landing az Bangor. good soil
and good location.
A. y NEWELL. 100 Spring 81.
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SAY. ~ YOU AuE LOOKING ron 4
homo. don't fail 20 como and sec
me. for | have got 90 soil at once
! have got large tracts OF land
COWS. heiferH chickens garden
and furniture. all goes for 1880.
small cash payment down. balance
TO suit liberal discount for cash
Take Seattle Tacoma intorurhAn 20
Alsona and SOC Dan Lopshire
owner
The Keota news., 1913-10-10
COLORADO ''sPuD' CROP
THIS YEARS CROP WILL ORINo
oRoWERs 600 An ACRE.
Yield Reported hak Again More
Than Normai-Rseord Farm Will
Have 5000 Pounds an Acre.

Western Newspaper Unien News Service.
Greeley.-Superior methods and soD
will produce in Colorado this fall o
yield Of potatoes at least fifty per
cent better an acre than the average
for the nation. Tho best growers In
this state will net about 5000 an acre.
while It 10 doubtful II the average
grower In the nation Will reach 500.
Potatoes are worth 81 q hundred
now. with prospects that the price
viii reach - . hundred before spring
Their are 10000 acres In potatoes In
this state this year. and the latest
crop estimate Of the Department oi
Agriculture shows shortage Of 100,'
00O. 900 bushels In the nation.
Tho average yield OF potatoes In
Colorado IL 5000 pounds an acre.
while the average for the country ia
only 5000 pounds. Lou D. Sweet OF
Carbondale. who IL said to have the
best potato farm In the United Staten
declares that he knows Of . seven
acre farm in his neighborhood that
viii turn out an average Of $4,000
pounds an acre this fall.
The Keota news., 1913-10-10
s.t,on.,l.ts Elect ofne.rs.

coneresationaIIsts Elect off'esrs.
Boulde-.-The Colorado state con
ference OF the Congregational church
held it, third session In the local
church, which has the distinction Of
being the Oldest Congregational body
In the state, with Moderator w. w.
Ranney, pastor Of the First church n
Colorado Springs. presiding, and fifty
delegates In attendance. Editor G. +.
Boynton Of Longmont was elected ~
sistant moderator. succeeding the Rev
Mr.. LAdd, who has removed from the
state. The Rev. J. =. Walker of the
Western slope was elected assistan,
scribe and the Rev. H. 8, Mckinney o.
Denver WAS elected scribe. mrs
w. w. Rannsy Of Colorado Spring.
and Mrs.. HillinEer Of Colorado City
were elected delegates to the annual
convention Of the Congregational
church IN Kansas City.
The Keota news., 1913-10-10
STAT. W. G. T. Y. Elect. of.Ic.r..

otats W. G. =. U. Elects Officers.
Fort Collins.-The Colorado Won.
ems Christian Temperance union has
closed lts session here. Former Gov.
ernor w. r. Stubbs Of Kansas was
unable to appear ~ scheduled. and
addresses were made by District At.
torney George A. Carlson. Dean ]. A.
Johnson Of the Agricultural college.
and Mrs. Antoinette Hawloy. The
following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford.
Denver: vice president. Mrs. F. l.
Smith. Denver; corresponding secrs'
tary, Mrs. Jesse v. Bond. Denver;
recording secretary. Mrs. Millis l
Eames. Denver: treasurer. Mrs. Cora
l. White. Denver: secretary Of YOUNG
peoples branch. Mrs. w. r.. Jewell
salida: secretary Loyal Temperance
union, Mrs. Lille n. Reek. Denver;
auditor, Mrs. Hobart johnson.
The Keota news., 1913-10-10
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve

promptly the suffering due to weak. in
active kidneys and painful bladder action.
They offer a powerful help to nature
in building up the true excreting kid
ney tissue, in restoring normal action
and in regulating bladder irregular tiles.
Try them
The Keota news., 1913-10-10

lrs.Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
'toetAin4, softena the gums, reduces indamma.
Non Allays pain, cures wind coiic, sc bottle.Ak