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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-16
HOMESTEADS
IRRIGATED LANDS


CONSISTING or lee ACRES
fins. deep soil would make good hos and
poultry farm alfalfa Yields from 60
10 tons per acre. fruit and all kinds Of
vegetables do extra well. close to good
town. where your eggs. butter and
vegetables can he marketed at good
prices fine high school for your chill
drsn. Within walking distance. main
county read runs through this place.
Part % this ranch IL plo~ei and ready
ia plant this spring no stumps 70
Grub. jus, pio~ and plant your alfalfa .
lots Of fian water available no slkali.
ranrher near ny marketed about 1900
from wat~rmeions and vegetables on
20 acres which we're grown between
the fruit trees Rest Of soil. finest Of
climate. lots ~ fine water. close to
good market. good schools Improved
Land sold for tsoa an acre near by
showing YOU what can he done II you
can't make good under thee. conditions
better quit 'ryinR. This ranch has 10
he sold FOR newt few DAYS VIII saori-
flee this entire ieo acres at stse. all
cash. I Will be IN town few days A
dress Y O. Bon aif Seattle
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LIVE STOCK
AUCTION AUCTION
HORSES, MARES, TEAMS
] p. NJ. TUESDAY

March ~. over 100 head ~ good general
purpose horses and mares single or
teamed. Tor sale az your own figures
ovsr the block. by sEATTLE's oldest
and most reliable HORSE MARKET.
a. 1877 FIRST av ~
Here are few Of my offerings ana
what They would bring A. private sale
Team. Reidlngs. sound. guaranteed, 2 and
years 5000 lbs. hay black 1850
cam EelHtnKs, sound. guaranteed and
years. 300 ibs.. black. 400
ram marc and Rsiding. guaranteed.
ana years 5.200 lbs. gray. faEo
Ieam, mares. well matched. and
years, 1900 iha. black. ff96
Cant be beat FOR the prioc
Horse, years 100 lbs bfank ff7k
norse years, i.a50 lbs. bay. 400
horse yoars. i.tfO lbs hay. ssB
1HFe' Years. 200 lbs black. fs0
Mare. fears 1000 lbs. bay t9s
Horse 10 years. 500 me. hiaek. ti7E
AZ tho foregoing bargains can be- bid
up'n az my public auction, or IN sell
plFate sale have over 20 head
vi h.fsHs ana mares. teamed or single.
befidss those listed above. shteh Z gflt
sell 10 highest bidder on Sruassay -
public auction
Come on down and attend the sale
1"u'll De interestod. besides you'u Sc
we best bargains in ha-reH tina, any
dealer ever-offored IN Seattle. fve been
here Is years
SEATTLE HORSE MARKET
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l,8' Flrsi ~. T. Phone Main a7Gf
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LIVE STOCK

An OPPORTUNITY TO cHooAE rNoM
IS head % all purpose horses. ransine
In weight from 100 20 100 pounds
ages FROM 60 ~ years cid and prices
from igh.oo 60 tsatoo. We also have
several sets ~ single and double har'
mesa both iiEht and heavy, and farm,
express. delivery and sprinN wagons
huHEies etc All tho above mentioned
stock must he disposed u within elHhi
dsfs 60 satisfy creditors No reasonable
offer win 10 refused. ana a five day
trial will he allowed free ~ labor
chafEes All stock must be as repre-
scented by written guarantee There
are several Of these horses a little aged
and street sore. including many mares
10 not fail Go call and look this stock
over before purchasing elsewhere, hs "
will be found profitable, rhs sentis-
man In charge % this sale Will he
found ca the premises from q. IN tiil
y IA daily and he ~ instructed 10
refuse no reasonable offer, - tho stock
must ee sold rake south Seattle osr
second and fesisr, got of Ht henfY's
landing aeio Ninth av conway
htes stable
ahArrtEA HORSE AUCTION eAiEs
every TUESDAY. ooiack, horses
wagons huHsies harness, saddles Take
got off iienrys packing h0us" W
Rebb, aueuoneet Main ,atf
ron sAf.E No / FAMILY COW. oNE
duHeu iayinE hena. one pts. 30 pounds.
hair ton pNtstoes y conian Two
mites north 81 iusni's. On woodiuVilis
road.
ottrrtS0 rnAMiNo nrslNEsa
Team weight seee team. weight $500
enc his mare No reasonable OTTER
refused u laksn At once fia nlaneh-
ard. near seventh aS
HERE is sSAP
Gray mare. years old. weight 1850. sen.
etal purpose animal. viii work single
faNf fNHsrs
wautd be iust tho thinE fot small
farmer; gentle enough for woman OF
child 60 drive TN Hoins 81 sacrifice
thi- mare FOR 500 nss, hay ever cf
SEkrrLr HORSE MARKET
y r 1oLLtrn. Prop
1877 Ftfst A. Il Main sTei
n IS advertised ~ me. you car eans 90 4
S neiFnRs F0N sALE. 10 1.
uaauths old uaistsin. AYRSHIRE and ier.
sefs 4 ccikeit Atkinson station.
Maple valley
nousEh ron HAt.E Ali. KtSps
cheap. guaranteed " Asassis. ifi'
Firu
rwo FRnsH cows ron RALr' CAT.
Ions tnilk apisee each day come and
$50 them mtik~i. tssi Rainisf heuis
ward
VIII TRADE CITY Tors ron TEAM
81 horses Hotel raston THIRD and
chsfrg Proprietor
oooB rAtR RANCH MAnEs WEIGH
tssoe wilt cell cheap szot Sinth Az.
grocer.
Will SELL or TRADE doop rtASo
trust ne tAftl frF cash. horses ~
ea~s tnaaiFs ifaf Ftfst az
~S~~~-@~~s~~s~S>~~--~~ ~>~>~~~~~S~~~-~.~~~
Vehicles and Implements
nt-UatEs CLOSING OuT uUn cost
pist~ line a. great Fsdnrtiens Save
the difference kennsdy Waenn Co.
H@rand ahf nafferr
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. March is.
Miss Fay Milburn. pop@.-r
society girl. is going to Honolulu
to marry Lieut.. X. l.. Gaugler. U.
5. A. stationed al Honolulu. The
wedding was to have taken place
at Washington, but Lieut. Gaugler
was transferred to Hawaii. and
even HIS wedding Is not sufficient
excuse 10 win "A leave of absence.
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ACREAGE

10 AcREs. 10 MILES NORTH or
city Price $1,000 90 Young a Bro.
Bers. phone Ballard STA
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MUTT uE SOLD THIS WEEK ootSo
roufh Just the place "a raise chick
shs. keep cove. good garden. enc acre
t-ropfn house ~ miles ou; blocks
from cas- Price ff.aee. Phone York
20
ron QUICK HALE-hNAt.L HOUSE
iei tfrtee. IN a nice iocAtieu. Price
81 soei rFer1'hinE paid 90 date ttss
iiih az y W
NORTHWEST LOCATIONS SELL.
your property or locate you IN business
Anyshrrs Northwest teeeators kis
Green mas rouf,h ard f'ise.
t-NooM MODERN BUNGALOW LARGE
lot fi.Tcb. terms like rent lee white
HlfF
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so your father Is a police
man. Is he on the day or night
torceG"
Well. he was de night force,
but his beat was on a car line
and de cars made so much noise
dat he couldn't get any sleep"
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43 CITY REAL ESTATE
KiHKIAND POULTRY YARN


On haFaahH Hnsn
Near tho ferry dock large. level Z
tract. nov s.room house a snap
81 $3.50. terms 80 cash and 80
per month. Earden ard chick
en farm close enough 80 you
ran go back and forth 70 Sc. Z
attis daily. ~ boats Take the
ferry or Anderson boat a. Mad
ison park "a kirkland See
burke FsrfAr owners or call
goa Sew fefh Block
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no ACRES ALDER
BOT TOM

Lies fine. good roads: II, r. II y mile
to stores and wharves $500 and :
years to pay Ames, III Cherry st
,o-AcRn RANCH FOR SALE: 10 ACRES
cleared good buildings; two milea from
Hartford. wash Address n, Zahler.
Hartford, Wash.
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MISCELLANEOUS
sAan IN nnnra

30 :. W :. .t S s t Ss, p SGG 9.,:-
I4r.H secure the tis vriusns - hus
ua tneas which enables us %
I1----X Euarartes first quality ma.
kkA - t-r'si Largest assortment
- IN the West
kkSr43 t-ercss ransi doer. inspect,
81 rs rise. AZ ,t....,.,tt 70
klAAl Craftsman. Interior doors
slash grain panels .... 81 -
U-1 Cottage frrnt terrs - %
g Fancy front doors - 90 40
Small missinn doors access ste
Il flnur airs spruce .... 81 50
NunERiow easement sash see
fsiight windows Tsxgt sse
%--.A~k Windbw trim. ~ sets sec
N Wtndns frames ~ 90 "a
Door frames .... fse1tt:s
EvrrvthinH tn stock far
Il - PROMPT shipment We have
$500 cur own mill Sell anybody
ship anywhere Ask fer
analogue No ~
q, N WILLIAMS co
SASH And DOORS
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Wlde.Awake WHEY.

"'What a very affecting piece. my
dear," remarked the husband a.
they returned from the suburban
theatre the other night. Il sup
pose there wasn't a dry eye In the
house"
81 observed. however," said the
wife, that there seemed to be the
usual number OF dry throats."
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Simply read the Want Ads on this page.
Tomorrow nght-Tuesday throughout
the page in various ads will appear sim
gle letters. in parenthescs. thus; (S).
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~ srS---UNFJk
Sc &C. ,-HooM. rorisrox. MEAN
Madison suiishls for rsniins
rogrn.
f:s es--- rooms 18Th W IRE vis~ suf.
mac. lssnary: too large rerchss
lot iepstsa
IS se--t tcosus itih sv ~
es-s rooms. y Uts. fireplace
tesmrd reiiinrs
SIS ee--t rooms. ksn.inrtcn piae. mod
stts s--s rooms. v rem. modern
iitss--s rooms ifih y. near Thomas
n.s>--. resS. iI,A X. near rhom..
as rooms. a.. .v. rear Denny
~aY. modern
FLATS
ii.se-. rcesn. i.yns: ferase.
fis ee--t rooms. Cedar o.
r. NJ. JORDAN & co.
I'll American bank Bids
Elliott sbf-phonss ts7
Madison. suitable for iofEcrs
iss CO. rooms. ifih av w: furnace
laundry view rorchss
izsoo--is,h ~ ~ ROOM. modern.
sisee--s.rooru. modern. n SEN
F. NJ. JORDAN & co.
III American Rank BdE
Elliott stT--Phoncs-M ssT.
iie--sssf Urn Az W. s-RooM
hsuE1 large chicken house. 10 min.
ute. Pioneer square. Archer. East 2sis
MODERN s.RooN COTTAGE. NICE
lawn and flowers. ~ blocks from car
agle IAN sy. y y Phon. North lsss
nBeo-s.RooM MODERN. CEDAR sr
ii'fs--s-ro,m. modern. e Madison
$1,000 room. modern. Roy st
+. NJ. JORDAN e. co.
I'll American Bank Bldg
Elliott Phones-M b67.
IS ROOM S--fU FINISHED
p.rrinr'on 1915 second 81 week up
81 ROOMS~HOUSEKPNG
RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNISH.
cd and unfurni-hed housekeeping and
sleeping rooms at very low rates .oio
western av
| ! LARGE FURNISHED HOrsEKEEP.
ing rooms very cheap 1909 Yeslef
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80 LEASES
FREE LEASE
20 acres WILDLY island near Langley
clay soil; acres in pasture balance
ulsshed. small house. outhuildinRs
well. WIN give 10 years free lease to-
right man who viii improve the place
Box iai. Index. wash,
FOR LEAsE--7O ACRES HALF CLEAR
ed some stock. large orchard. 7.room
house; = mile from town. s4b0 year
Address D-2o6. care of star.
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Al ACREAGE
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SASH AND DOORS
MAin ittf. tals riret Az q
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REAL ESTATE MonToAoEs, ttoe UP
~ 20 49, fully secured for sale By 10.
Thanas Co fnr. iot chsrry .,
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40 WATERFRONT LANDS

HOOD CANAL WATER FRONT. $500
PER ACRE BANNER INV. co. 2i7
BOSTON nix.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
LEMEs COMMENCEMENT.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES. Del, June 5.-The largest
class 20 graduate from the Lewes
High School in the history of the
school will receive their diplomas on
next Thursday evening, June H.,
when the Commencement exercises
will be held in the Auditorium. The
class numbers IA. On Sunday morn
ing, the baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Henry Converse
Parkman in st. Peters Church. The
class day exercises will also be held
in the auditorium on Wednesday
evening, June 10. Those who will
receive diplomas are: Earl Kenneth
Myers, president; Lester Freeman
Johnson, vice-president; Theodosia
Rowland Marshall, secretary; George
Allen Hudson, treasurer; Robert
Llewellyn Rumwalt, Helena Ennis
Morris, Gladys May Rust, Anna Belle
Jones, Sarah Naomi Johnson, Arthur
Morris Hudson, Carl Green Pretty
man, Gilbert Maurice Wiltbank, Ed
gar Wilson Ingram.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
CURES
Cancer IN Child
Case Declared Hopeless By
Texas Specialists Sue
ceSSfully Treated
ONE APPLICATION
ONLY WAS GIVEN

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 5.-An in
FAINT suffering with cancer and pro-
nounced hopeless by specialists in the
South has nearly been cured at the
sanatorium of DR.. Howard A. Kelly
after one radium treatment The
child is William Francis Starley, 20
month-old son of Judge J. e. Stariey
of Pecos, Texas When brought to
this city a month ago a growth on the
bone near the windpipe had almost
suifocated the child and another
growth also involving bone tissues
near The car was getting dangerously
large Both within a few days after
the first application had been so much
reduced that the child was able to
play with his little sister. and now
seems normal in every way Another
treatment will be given today, and
after that the child will probably
have no further treatment for two
months or more.
Judge Starley accompanied the
mother with the children, but re-
turned 10 his home after he saw the
prompt results of the treatment. The
mother will not leave the city until
possibly the end of August, so that
she may have the more assurance
that the two growthH have been cured
and that she may feel less anxiety
about the possible discovery Of in
ciplent growths.
The growth is what is known as
sarcoma II was first discovered
- oh
greatly puzzled specialists in Texas
because cancer is regarded as a
disease chiefly OF adults and to some
extent a disease more prevalent at
middle age or after that. Cases of
children are rare and of infants al
most unheard Of
The specialists in Texas would not
agree that IL was cancer until after
the second growth on the neck, with
its base in the top of the breastbone,
appeared This was cut sufficiently
TO obtain a piece of the bone for
laboratory study. The study showed
that the child had cancer and the
case defied all other forms of treat
ment
Radium was thought OF as the only
hope. The growth on the neck had
increased at such rate that the child
was having most OF It's vitality
slapped The tumor had. in fact ex-
tended as far as the child's chin and
was exerting pressure upon the
windpipe. For several months the
baby mas not been able to breathe
when lying down, and II has been
necessary to have him propped NJ
and watched all the time TO prevent
strangulation.
Now the child sleeps without diff
Guilty. No sign Of the growth is ap
parent and all that can be seen Il
the wound caused by the operation
by which the piece of bone was Gu
out by the surgeons in Dallas, Texas
The treatment caused the child lit
tie suffering The radium was ap
piled for only one hour to the cal
and two hours to the neck. No mod!
cine was administered. The chilC
remained asleep while under treat
ment.
The day after the first treatment
| the child had an attack which caused
| him intense suffering and almost
caused a spasm. Since then the
child mas had practically no suffering
and is rapidly gaining in strength.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
forms
OF RHEUMATISM
Age or Years Of Suffering Make No
Difference heuma VIII Give Last
ing Relief.

age or ears OF suffering Make No
Difference heuma VIII Give Last
ing Relief.
For years it was the general belief
among medical men that chronic
rheumatism could not be permanent
ly relieved But in these latter years
the use Of Rheuma in the treatment of
the disease has disproved that idea.
Rheuma gets into the blood after
the first dose and begins to purify it;
softens the poisonous uric acid crys-
tails settled in the joints and muscles,
causing the terrible pains, and passes
them out of the system through the
kidneys and bowels.
81 was a great sufferer from rheu-
matism for about ten years, having it
in my knees, ankles and joints. Was
on orutches about one-third Of the
time After two days use of Rheuma,
l laid down my crutches and have
since given them away. / am a well
man. I have never spent but $500 for
Rheuma. also used some English
Marhue. -. r. Croker, superintend-
ent Palmetto Fertilizer Co, GA Sum-
ter street, Columbia, s. c.
Go to n. b. Danforth, Market and
Seconds SITS, and get a bottle for so
cents. Your money returned If not
satisfied.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
This Thief Steals
part OF COUNTY ROAD

DOVER, Del, June 5.-Constable
Boyer, of Smyrna, is searching a thief
who is charged with stealing a part OF
a road.
Undaunted by proximity of farm
houses, an unidentified man halted a
wagon on county road near the Car
ter farm, tenanted by Edgar w. Fra
zier, and began transferring the road
bed of sand to his cart.
He made several trips in the course
of two days and is believed TO have sold
the sand at Kenton for SO a load
He excavated so industriously that he
cut a big gully in the thoroughfare, a
fence was undermined, the posts and
rails falling into a ditch, while the road
cannot be used for traffic.
Lawyers say a charge Of stealing a
road" would be applicable.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
nISAGREE ON asL0rCH.r

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Phila-
delphia medical opinion is divided as
to the benefit or harmfulness Of the
"debutante slouch," but at least one
eminent authority ridicules the ie-
claration OF Dr.. Claiming of Chicago
that this position is nearer the nor
NAL than the upright attitude of the
human body.
Or. Barrett must have been mis-.
quoted" SAID DR.. r. TAFT Mackenzie,
of the University of Pennsylvania
There is no doubt of the effects of
the two positions. The slouching at
titude congresses the lungs, thrusts
the abdomen forward and is bad. The
debutante SLOUGH is fortunately a
passing phase.
1--WE haven't been standing on our
hind legs very long, and perhaps we
find the position a little difficult, for
like all good things the erect attitude
is hard to keep. But it is the correct
attitude for human being neyerthe-
less.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, June g.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school is preparing for the Children's
Day exercises on Sunday evening,
June "a
First Lieutenant Eugene Reybold,
c. A. O., son Of Magistrate J. Frank
Reybold. has been transferred from
the i52nd 10 the l51st Company, at
Boston Harbor. Mass.
John J. Cook was taken TO st. Ag-
mes Hospital yesterday
Mrs A. d Warner and Mrs Eliza
beth Robinson, of the Wilmington
New Century Club. will attend a
meeting here on Friday for the our
pose Of organizing a New Century
Club.
The final examinations are being
held at the school here
wilmington +. Beverage, of the Hos.
pital Corps, at Fort DUPONT. has re-
ceived word that he passed the ex-
animation for sergeants in the Hos
pital Corps
John c. Higgins has shipped a prize
bull 10 Wheeling, w. Va. The ami
NAL sold for $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Whiteman
of Newark, and daughter, Helen
Whiteman, and Miss Ferguson. o
Newark. were recent visitors at tn,
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage.
During June, July. August and Sep
TENDER. a number of merchants her,
viii close their stores at noon on
/ Thursday.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
cnNcERr AT GLASGOW.

A concert viii be given in the Pen
rader Presbyterian Church, Glasgow,
on next Monday evening. The follow
ing artists viii take part: Miss Julia
/. Beauchamp. soprano; Miss Neotia
l.. Carven, alto: Miss Irene Fulton,
elocutionist. r.. Lawrence Salter. vio-
Hnist. Prof Jacob r. Clymer's male
ouartet from the West Presbyterian
Church composed of John A. Roberts,
first tenor; Prof. Jacob T. Clymer.
second tenor; Harry Frazer, first
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
FRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid of Thes,
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your frecL.es
as the prescription othine - double
strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little of it night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun tc
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. It is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com.
pletely clear the skin and gain q
beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the doubli
strength othine as this is sold unde
guarantee of money back if it fails u
remove freckles.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05

bass. and Lewis c. Fritz. second bass,
also will sing several selections. Miss
Ida Appleby and Mrs. r. Lawrence
Salter will be accompanies. Ice
cream and cake will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
NIL SILL MENAGERIE.

Constable L. C. Jones is still hold
ing the small sized circus he levied
on at Front and Union streets on May
9. Unless the claim is settled by
June 9. pre- vision viii be. made by
Constable Jones to sell the outfit.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05

The Wants are brimful Of vital
facts. telling Of chances for sale, for
exchange. for rent. for work. for Sc
curing employees and many other es-
sentials. The Wants are definite,
pointed and explcit-each Is aimed
at the accomplishment Of something
that is essential.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-06-05
f1R5 P.V PEnNYBAcNeR |

CHICAGO, June s. Clubwomen
from all parts of the country are
gathering mere for the twelfth bien-
NAL convention of the general feder-
alton of women's clubs, which takes
place from June 9 to 10. Mrs. Percy
" Pennybacker, president of the gem
eral federation, will preside at most
of the sessions. A very extensive
program has been prepared, includ-
ing many live reports and discussions
Evening journal., 1914-06-05

Dancing every evening at the
fprIngs.-Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
EVOLUTION OF RIB" FINE

DR.. R. L. Davidson of Sedalia
made an entertaining and convinc-
ing address on the woman suffrage
question at the Christian Church,
Friday evening. The title of his
talk was "The Evolution Of a Rib"
DR.. Davidson was introduced by
Mrs. ]. W. Million. He is n Of the
leading ministers in Missouri and is
an orator far above the average.
Those who are doubtful on the sub
iect of woman suffrage would have
been convinced of its merits had
thew heard DR.. Davidson. Owing to
threatening weather, the crowd was
not as large as it should have BEEN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
TESTED N PROVEN
There Is a Heap of SOlace in Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Mexico readers have
seen constant expression ofe praise
for Doan's Kidney Pills, and read
about the good work they have done
in this locality. What other remedy
ever produced such convincing proof
of merit?
C. E. Frazier, 1902 E. Liberty St.,
Mexico, Mo-, says: "Some years ago
| caught a cold which finally settled
in my kidneys, causing me much mis-
cry and distress. | got so hat |
couldn't bend and if | attempted toget
up from a chair, sharp pains stabbed
me in the kidneys. Besides, my kid
neys were irregular in action all the
time. Doan's Kidney Pills were final
ly recommended to me and ! used
them. They brought relief and after
| finished two boxes, the trouble left
| continue to praise Doan's Kidney
Pills, as they always benefit when
use them"
Price SOC, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. Frazier had. Foster-Milburn Co.
| Prop, Buffalo, N. Y.