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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22
Funeral Announced,

OGDEN. Dec. 2i,-The funeral OF Mrs.
Esther a. Terry, who died at the home
day. will he held Tuesday afternoon
with services in the Tenth ward chapel
at o'clock Interment in Ogden CITY
cemetery. The body will lie In state at
Bishop Terry's home. SIS Washington
avenue. Monday afternoon and evening
and until 12 o'clock noon OH Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22
Pioneer Woman Dead.

Special 10 The tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 2l.-Mrs Magdaleu
Eleweling, aged So years died AT the
home Of her daughter Mrs. George w.
Prout 29f6 Porter avenue. carly this
morning, following long iIlness due to
The inflrmltes OF old age. She was born
In Sussex, New Brunswick. on Nav O.
1884. In addition 10 the laughter here
size Is survived BY one son, Charles Flew
Cling. residing in California The funeral
arrangements have not been made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22
MAIL CLERKS BUSY.
Forces at Terminal Station In Ogden
Handling Much Matter.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 21,-Some evidence OF
Just how busy Santa Claus will be for
the next few days may be gained from
the fact that the thirty-fve clerks al
the terminal mail station on Friday and
Saturday handled as many parcel post
packages as were received throughout the
entire week ending on Sunday, Decem-
Der IL. The total for that week was
about $4,000 pieces of parcel post mail.
On last Friday 1i,150 pieces Of parcel
post mail passed in and out OF the local
amomnted % to more G than % 61o 9auurday 1n rn1;o
OF this avalanche Of mail, which is in ad :
dition TO the regular letter and newspa :
per mail worked" at the station, the
present force OF clerks 10 successfully
handling the situation Considerable in
convenience is caused by the disarranged
train schedules.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22
With Special Music by the
AMERICAN CONCERT oRCHESTI
Prof. J. J. Mcclellan, condueso|
Continuous performances.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Pioche Metals Mining company,
| clpal place of business, salt Lake
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at
Ing OF the board OF directors Of the 3
! Metals Mining company, held on mo.
| the sth day of December, 1918, an
sessmcnt OF one-fourth 10 Of enc
! cent per share was levied on tne
standing capital stock OF the corPofr
payable to f.. 3. Cook. treasurer
before the 9Th day OF January. isl'
his Office, 2S5 Main street. salt L2Ao
Utah.
Any stock upon which the asses9'
may remain unpaid on January y,
will be delinquent and adysrused lv.
at public auction, and unless payallyy''
made before that time will pe ~
February >. 1914, 10 pay the deun@
assessment. together with the cost y
vertisins and expense OF sale
G.. NJ. HOUGHI0S
Secretary OF sai5 conp7<
Office 235 Main street. Salt LSh7
Utah .o,s
First insertion. December 10, lsiS-
insertion. January 8, 1914.
Among The Tribune Wants you
lind many propositions Of real
real estate, home aud ofiee eeir
partnership offers, as we'll astss'
chances to buy, sell, exchanges
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22

GEORGE DOUGLASS, VIC
him of accident. whose fu-
neral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Ogden tab
ernacle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22
Get Well In Natures Way

No druEs-uo knife. E&yo
cured thousapds-why oot
you!
The Yec Foo Lup. c. 81
a.. Chinese Hero Treat
ment will surely help you.
no matter bow miserable
and discouraged you may
be. Thousands OF people
now rc8toied 10 hcu.:h
prAise Tho merits OF this
simple aud harmless bur
effective bsrb treatment.
Yeo Foo Luu. c, II. u.
Chinese horbS are a blesd-
ing 10 tho sick. They age
go harmless that even /
child can tale them. You
may havo tried doctors
and medicines. o. many
other methods may have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-22

fnflcd-evnn somc doctors might have told
you your case Was iucurabc or that chapra
Of climate OF an operation vas your only hops
somcdoctors may have sold they could euro
YOU but did not DO 30. Nine out OF len vho
have taken M herbs and have beun cured
had first tried doctors and many other means
10 regain health aud failed
Thousands suffering from cata,rb s,,,-,,
lung. broncbjel. constipation. rhcumatIsn. an
pcndicits, dropsy, kiduoy. llvor stomach "a
male trouble. o6cGity. blood and skJn dI'o.s,ns
nervous debility in mon aud MAN. ntha,
chronlc diseases ba,o been restored TO health
and happipess without poisonous drugs ar ,ss
knife, b. tho foo Foo Lun chincoe Herb
Treatment
copsul,ation Tree a. tho Toe Foo 1,,, r.
u D.. Chinese Herb institute. iIs s,u,n
Main. upgtairr. by prcSenting lhfs no,i.s
HouB5-9 TO p ID. daily; 10 TO D.
sunday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29
IN THE SHlIV WINDOWS
OF HONOLULU MERCHANTS

r..ift7.3 l|eII-Ine eho,,f {Ac h1icl.
- 49,, Z, ~. y, 3 ,sc,.ia .,essf for
s, ~ :. S. 5, !. Ne s,.<,' >i16
$3.50 ~ <, ,s,, ~ fi.l ,'nif
~ sooa ,r,'SS {<Se6
~. ....,. 60 t.' s., 49, ~ ~ 49,. ,riiS
$500. :, ,sr.l,,, .@,,iS .ssiig
r,'.....l.1 s,,r,,, ~ Re ,,,,-fo-,Iafc'
$3.50 ~, - = -sss,<s sl,i1;,y
- sse eee IS te.s -
'ns 'es'e. ..s, S, !.
People Nno nave flefeieu me we're
over. ana nave 44zea INTO tne snow
WINDOWS Of me liLierent Metfopoflsan :
cities, rse9'if agree tleL tpe afs q
window dressing = fnliy aeteiepea
here ana that tne stores 81 non no. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29
'NILLEIT B Ora EE|lL ! MEMS
0ASuGAR INDUSIRY QF WORLD
WilIeIt q GFay's Sugar JournaI @

4 -.
nlltetl G g. "a ~ 3 2 gar = OuIiIai Iol
lsoveneeI ~ 8 e Y. s.,
8, S !, { l :, =. lsslAL -,
L,l11,7, = vi tss stA p 80
~ ftseeipts, Ivy =. .olls, g ~
teop to,lss sstocks se,VoV TONS NAT
yesthe mas enaed,
STOCKS ~ me 1nileas states ana
CUBA together Of loss6sS TONS aealn laass
III 9is Tons last week ana lossezz ~
IONS last year, an increase OF 1900 ~.
tons from last year
nirope:- 7teek u EUROPE, avs.vvV
tonss asainstL osl.Vvsosf asst year
lislf'i1E ? " ~ 81 49, os.t STOCK e
hurope ana Aiaeriea. ot l.eso IONS
against 5oo.SSz tons siasl year az shs !.
same uneven oates. ne increase oI
stock Is 1000 tons AGAINST an IN
crease OF IIo,OaSst IONS last week g 9,
TAI STOCKS and aIioatS togethe snow =
visible Supply OF 49, tons. agalnss
S6c. SS2 tons last year or an increase
of 4I.156 tons.
HAWS:--Fne Wi!nQraWai q lne
western beet factories from the east
Iern markets. where freight rates must
be absorbed BY them has led to e
larger demand Tor cane refined Y the
east, and hence to increased require
n,ents OF raw sugar supplies ~ re-
finers
The buying Of raws has been liberal
in fact so liberal that at the close
the visible supplies of Cuba and the
United States togetheR are reduced to
los, 63S tons, without deducting recent
purchases from Cuba stock, which IS
all that can be depended unon out
side Of Louisiana and a very few from
Philippines and Hawaii, for use for
six weeks at least s 2 IS s 50 {.
~ AS the supplies for sale narrowed
the price paid rose from 3.54c per
pound to 3.64c for 9s decree test Cen
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

q smoker private or public All told,
the windows are very attractive.
ifhnans could be fruthfully CALI
ed the diamond palace with the cfIk-
tai lining The windows are simply
.beaufiful with silver and cnt glass
handsome remembrances 'of the day
for the lucky recipients.
Ivory IN al It's purity as used u The
preseIlt-day inanpfacture ot toilet AZ
ticles IS demonstrated IN tie Benson
Smith 4 Co. windows What more
beautiful gift could be made to She
one you love. the one t0u have placed
on pedestal above all. others than =
gift Of ivory or articles set In that
comfnodity2 It has no eomparison
with any Other articles of commerce.
II IS beautifui
The HOLSTER Drug Company Is
making q specially Of kodaks Kodaks
for the children and kodaks for the
globe-troiter A kodak is certainly al
acceptable Christmas present that any
person could feel glad they received
"Say. wife. give me something
useful this year. Something that /
can get some good out OF Eli.
What's that? A pair of 1ne dress-up
shoes? Just the thing, grille He
will get q pair OF shoes, among 9th
er things, and II grille doesn't find
what she wants at McInerny,s shoe
store, the Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany or the Regal shoe store. she
had better compromise on a pair OF
stills. The displays that these three
foot-coyering stores are making are
something to be proud of.
Everything photographic is sure
not over-stepping the mark in regard
TO the Honolulu Photo and Supply
Company. There Is nothing more 10
be said. The statement is true.
How many do you hear say, 4 am
going to make myself a present this
year'9 And you can gamble that
when you hear a person say that,
that IL is a suit OF clothes he Intends
treating hinAelf to, and il he has
any occasion TO pass by the Clarion
after q look at the windows Of that,
store he must be hard to please.
This is an electric age, and things.
electric are going to figure extensive,
" in the gifts this year., not only In
the way OF toys for the children, but
there are electric Iabor-saEing devices
for the home that viii gladden. the
heart OF many a housewife. The Ha-
wAiian Electric Company on King
street and the Electric Shop :on Fort
street are making: disp. avs of things
electric Sthat seem to grant you the
privilege of pushing the button and
theyed the rest, no matter what it
is. y
. The twp, aarga, furniture stores of
the city.,J. Hopps e Co and the Coyna
Furniture Company, have put forth
efforts this wear never Before equaled
to cater to. thoSa who sdesfre to make
house FURNISHINGS the. subject of
Christmas gifts The displays that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

operators in Cuba at prices higher
than their value in the United King
dom.
New crop business quiet this week
Europe showing the only interest at
around &c fob Apparently there has
keen no attempt to sell Decenlbes
shipment, as no offerings have ap
peared on the market.
EUROPEAN BEET CROP F. o.
LIGHT cables US specially from Magde-
burg, Germany November & 1913:
The weather Is mostly favorable for
the growing crop. and also benefited
the harvest work. Z,
November Il, 1913 The weather
IS chiefly favorable for the growing
crop. s.
CUBA crop Special cables re-
ceiyed by as from Havana. Cuba:
November I. 1913 Heavy rain
generally.
November il, 1913: rains have
been plentiful, but now weather IS
LOUISIANA CROP The weather
during the past week has continued
clear and cool. in every way most faE.
orable for harvesting. hauling and
mill work. al Of which operations are
progressing most rapidly and are well
advanced. IN many important sec
tons beth che field and factory yields
are exceptionally good this year
while In others the tonnage Is light:
and along the river both the sugar
and tonnage are below the average In
some sections. However, with pres
ent weather conditions, the cane Is
cont Annually increasing In quality as
well as weight although for the lat
ter a little rain would be welcome.
Ram would be even more welcome for
the fall planted cane. the ground be-
ing very dry, and lack OF moisture
will soon be felt, unfayorably. The.
sugar mill at BraithWaite is report.
ed to be planning the making or white
sugar -
Temperature at New Orleans
Maximum, 50 deg; minimum ~.
VIEW PORTO RICO CROP EsTi.
MATE San Juan. p r., November
81 1913 We beg to inform you that
we estimate, after receiving infornia-
tions from cur various Centrals, that
our next crop viii amount to about
.345. 900 long tons. - - q
AT the same time, some of the tIarg-
er Gentrals have informed US that IT,
the favorable weather continues the
crop viii reach that of last year, pos
sibIy about 355, 900 long tons.
TARIFF. Present duties ) on i'm
ports of sugar according to potarisco-l
pic test: On &C. deg. @test Foreign
raws, 1.6S5c per 1b:5 ons Foreign res
fined, 1.90c; 4 on Cuban e6 deg. test,
1348c, and Cuban refined 152c.
On and after March 1;fl914, new tar
if rates viii be: On 96 deg. Foreign,
1.256c and 100 deg. test Foreign, 1850.
on So deg. test Cuban, 1:004Sc and 100
deg. test Cuban, 1.0SSc per ID.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

are being made by these two firms Il
their snow windows are worthy Of !;
look see, s
Levers & Cooke have finely
arranged windows, but are making .
special bid for attention to the tool
department which seems to be com,
plete from d mechanics point OF
view. Chests OF tools for. boys forms
lone display that is Worthy Of the at
tention Of al. fathers who have hoys
INitlI the knack Of making things
w ". Dinond 4 ca has gons the
limit when II comes 10 showing aps
proprinfe table settings FOR he dfifers
ent courses Of the dinner. Their
window showing is truiy wonderful,
with still more wonders % be seen il.
side.
zee chan, the emit ssprising dry
goods merchant at Bethei and King
streets. Is making his q Al hot day
display Of domestic ana Oriental
goods II which both claesea Of goods
IRE strictly up TO date. Is display
windows are very catchy
The H Along Compare SIT Bethel
and Hotel streets Is making b special
event Of head covering for men. and
the selections are all that could be
desired BY the most iastide0us In that
line. The shoe department e this
store is also strictly up to dat8
E. o. Hall & Son have SO many
windows on display that it is Aifiicuit
TO pick out any one in paftieular.
They all breathe the Yuletide zpifit
and make you wish that you had
lot more to spend than you have The
sporting goods display of this arm is
worthy of special observation by
those who delight IN athletics
The Ideal Clothing Company on
Hotel near Fort has q fetching ex.
h5bit Of up-to-date clothing. especially
such apparel as would grace any
function Of the coming holidays.s
Their window Is very wen arranged
TO catch the eye. s. 8 81
The New York Shoe Company on
Nnuanp street has very pretty dis.
play of foot covering and is adding
to, the same daily -.
The jeweIry store OF yieira & Co.
on Hotel street is making display
of pretty articles in gold and silver
that ought to bring joy to the reeipi
emit g 8 ~
For a display of practical and use
ful articles OF apparel, Bean's store
on Hotel street {successor to Lando1
Is dressing its windows in a way that
is making a bid for popularity. and
they are getting their share. Benn's
great reduction sale has been very
successful, and from present indica-
tons will continue so. 81
Sachs, the big store on the corner.
is holding to its welLestablished rep
futation' for window dressing during
holiday season. and from time to
time during the next few weeks there
will be changes made in the appear.
auce OF Sachs windows that viii as.
tenish the natives The present dis
play at the big store on the corner"
is COMPOSED. of dolls. -.
Santa Claus Headquarters ON Fort
street opposite Pauahi hasa pair Of
windows that catches the sehildren
and holds their attention till their
eyes, ache. No description Of the
goods in the window is necessary.
That the-sto is old Santa's head
quartersis all that is necessary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

The twp lafga furniture stores of
the city. !. Hopps e Co. and the Coyna
Furniture Company, have put forth
efforts this wear meyer Before equaled
to cater to. thosa who sdesire to make
house furmshines the. subject of
Christmas gifts. The displays that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-02
cheerful news
ron FEEBLE Old PEOPLE.

AZ one grows old. the waste of tho
system becomes moro rapid than re-
pair. the organs act more slowly and
less eifectually than IN youth, the
circulation ls poor, the blood thin and
digestion weak
Vnol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil II the ideal
strengthcncr ana bOdy-huilder for old
folks, for It contains the very ole-
Wcnts needed 10 rebuild wasting tis-
sues ana replaces weakness with
Htrongth. Ninol also fortlhes the sys-
tenn against colds and thus prevents
pneumonia
A grand niece ~ Alexander Hamll-
ton over eighty years Of age once re-
marked "Ninol h a god-send 70 old
people. Thanka 10 Nmol, | have "A
hearty appetite. sleep soundly feel
active and well. II Is the finest tonic
and strength creator / have ever
used"
II Ninol fails to build up tho fee
be, old people and create strength.
We viii refund your money. Tulsa
Drug CO., Tulsa. Oklk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-02
QUANTITY Of session
LAWS TO Be PUBLISHED
BILL PROVIDING FOR THEM HAS
NOW PASSED BOTH or
THE HOUSES.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 1,-(Spe-
cialJ-Provision for printing the ses-
sion laws Of the regular and extrnor-
duary sessions OF the Fourth legisla-
ture are made 10y a senate resolution
now passed 10y both houses, which
was drawn by Senator Blassingame
and Representative Veatch.
As passed by the senate the reso-
tuition provided for printing 500 cop
les of the session laws. but the house
adopted an amendment by Whitman
To increase the number to 1000 copies
The laws of both sessions are to bo
printed In one volume.
Late Tuesday afternoon the house
again took up the district attorney
bin which passed the house during
the regular sessions of the Third and
Fourth legislatures and failed to run
the gauntlet of the senate The same
old arguments were presented for and
AGAINST the measure Hs have hecn
heard ON the floor OF the house for
shc past two sessions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-02
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MUST GET A license
"WILDCNTTERS' CONTINUE TO
WORk IN OKLAHOMh SAYS
COMMISSIONER.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April l. (fpc.
clal)-The Oklahoma Insurance de-
partment has been having great deal
Of trouble with unauthorized com
panics writing hail insurance in ok
lahomn ana has sent ont warning
to prospective Insurers 10 refer the
matter TO the department before in
Huring with any company which can
not nuke satisfactory showing of
It's right to do business In oklahoma
Reports have been received in re-
gard 10 the Western Hail Indemnity
Exchange the Farmers Hail EX-
change, the ProVdrnt Insurance AS
soclation and others which have no
standing Whatever IN Oklahoma. The
oklahoma department has also an
uounrcd that the Security Of New
Haven and the Northwestern Nation
al. while In no way 10 bee classed with
The companies just listed are writing
hail Insurance I'm oklahoma without
authority, ns the oklahoma law re-
Qulrcs "a company 10 be authorized
specifically IN It's charter to write tnat
class OF insurance before receiving a
license and that the two companies
are not licensed TO write hail insur-
Wncc In Oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-02
ST. PATRICK IS
NOBLY HONORED
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS IRISH
CELEBRATION AT GRAND
OPERA HOUSE.
Hurley, MALLOY, white
Eminent Speakers on Program
Great Musical Program. Newell
Speaks Some Lines.

The elite Of tulsa crowded the
Grand opera House to its capacity
last night and listened with rapt at
tenton TO the splendid ST. pdulck's
Day program furnished by the
Knights of Columbus Three Of the
city's best known orators spoke on APP
propriate subjects and their offerings
were gems that viii long shine in the
memory Of those who were fortunate
enough to be present.
l.. j Hurley officiated as chairman
Of the meeting and in his graceful
manner introduced the various speak
crs and artists
Pat Molloy had as his subject, "St
Pauicks Day and he even surpris-
ed those who knew him with the ad-
mirablc manner in which ne handled
it. a round of applause followed his
remarks
Thomas W. white, in easy gestures
and a finely modulotor voice, made n
decided impression upon his auditors
with a matchlcss address upon The
Irish Mother" His talk showed an
unusually clever knowledge Of Irish
history and legends and his flow OF
language has never been cNccl,cd.
Thomas u. Lyons, who was to have
spoken, was III and unable to be pres
/ enL
Prof. willard Newell the well
/ known actor. captNated his hearers
/ with several humorous selections and
was forced to respond to an encore.
The following musical program was
carried out
Vocal selection. believe mo II al
those endearlng charms. Miss Lot
tie Evans.
Piano solo, Irish Melodies, Miss
Margaret Gavin
Vocal selection. kerry Dance. -
Mrs. c. X. McKerrcn.
Vocal selection. Mother Machree. -
Mrs. j. X. Curry.
Vocal selection, The Harp that
once Through Tara's Halls'-Miss
Jennie Norton.
Vocal selection. '1nnisfail."--Mrs
Shaw.
Vocal selection. The Last Rose OF
Summer. Miss Mary Donahue.
Recitation. The Irish Flag. Miss
Mary McNulty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-02
BIC MONTH FOR
THE CITY Police
SECOND LARGEST ~ HISTORY
FROM TIHE STANDPOINT on
MONfN TAKEN IN,
BIC AMOUNT OF fines
Much Work Accomplished by street
Gang-Policc Matron Had Tn
usually Busy Month.

From n standpoint Of fines collected
The month Of March WAS the biggest
In the history of the local police de
pnrtmcnt According 10 the report of
chief Edward G. lodcr compiled
yesterday, a total of t5,OO6.5O was
collected during the month. The re
port shows many other interesting
facts ana figures There are 80 men
now employed by the department,
and one woman Tho salaries for
March totallcd $2,633.42. The mum
Der Of meals served was 3OC, which
at IS cents each, represented an out
lay Of Si96.9O.
The automobile patrol wagon made
3Gj calls and hauled 800 prisoners.
The total number Of arrests was Gal
Besides "A net pront Of nearly $1,000
that the city derived from the police
court hnts, q large saving was made
through the work OF the prisoners on
the streets A total Of 800 men were
worked The hours thus spent were
i,44O. or this the street department
got 3,42S hours and the building de-
partmcnt l.O2i hours II the money
bad been paid out for this labor at
the prevailing wages It would have
cost the city S1,110.
The work of Police Matron Justa
Dixon for the month was especially
noteworthy 1t was one Of the largest
months that office has experienced
Mrs. Dixon cared for 3S women pris-
oners at the city jail She cared for
and returned three lost children, AN
swored nine calle I'm investigation
cases ana responded 10 six cases OF
destltutIon She cared for one sick
and one injured person at police sta
tion. Two women were taken out of
Jail and placed in good homes. one
girl was turned over to the Rescue
home at oklahoma CITY. Aid was rem
dered to an unfortunate girl I'm the
way Of collection of $25 made up
by members Of the department EN-
ployment was found for three women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-02
A Heavy BURDEN
A Bad Back Makes Life Miserable
for Many Tulsa People.

A bad back is a heavy burden.
A burden at night when bedtime
comes,
Just as burdensome in the morning
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for it.?
Know they are for kidney back
ache-and for other kidney Ills?
If you don't some Tulsa people do
Read a case of it:
Mrs. N. c. Woods, S2S s. Lansing
Ave, Tulsa, okla, says: Il had been
bothered for six or eight months by
constant, dull, heavy ache In the
small of my back. | felt tired all the
time, lacked ambition and felt worse
In the morning. Having reason to
believe that my kidneys We're disor-
dered, | decided to take Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They proved to be the rem
edy my case required, and through
their use the backache and other
trouble left
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--an
take no other.