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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
sETHANY SEWING SOCIETY.

Mre. George ". BeddiE 90 her home.
1917 NlrfE avenue. entertained the
I.rdte" Sewing society % Bethany
home yesterday afternoon a. the
monthly business and social session
supplies for the home were ordered
and other matters pertaiuinE 90 the
Bethany home were transacted. The
time was passed sewing and Mr.. Red
dig served nice lunch. The April
meeting viii be in the home % Mrs. G..
G. ki-sch. ISgs Seventeenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

party o. wru- C. O.. s,saseF. Eo!nE 70
SER t1ua. 1915 TEirry arst street iaat.
errnlar Ir boy ara tasi1z ner
mech 81 r1ru-fre. Thrg sFsz- The
erfa.ar .r iaf1raal a9e-ae.llfT and
ere rafrrra u~-fs aE.rr rers brought
we're rr-se4 W-r sfaurrr as Ten
vim "a G.. -- s.ft er ere eouparg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
I .. cLuR WIZ. wIss MAeNER.


TIE Querr EEflrf sgl.l 90 enc Mem
oral Chrlstial church vas entertained
.ast evening le che aouf ot Miss
stella CONE. $50 Tlirtieth street. Rifh
yflss warir Clarke and Hts Grace
Tgt1 aF tle aeEiE'iEE h1sfrEr@s. The
F6llE vomen took their ErninE ana
fsrrg to-s and uerr busy uitf that
erls thsF talked All transacted hls.-
cess matters. o. uuE reported that
$50 hae been realized from The sErf-
re1er Hoelabir siVra some Ime siaee.
and th.E money alI tr paid u1 ttr
elTd'F pledge On fFF church. The
HfarF 1-l~r .frs Jessie Buster fra
fEr Colds safss tfiss Crcr,Ia Fry are
e1atcrtIrE a contest ana fhr former
ere lr fzr lead o. ls p0irfs. Tho Coz
r-st alI close on Faster sunday Dur
.rE frs evening O. very pleasant ro-
r.sI are cas- rr.1rrf ana ,HreH
Hrs served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
wes. MUELLER CLUB PRESIDENT.

HGs. MUELLER CLUB PRESIDENT.
Sire Alfred Mueller was again elect
ca as president o. the Davenport No
name club az the annual meeting
held garfsrdEy afternoon a. the Dav-
export Commercial club. Other Off
GERS chosen are
FIRST vice prcs.ieut-Mrs. J. NJ
strr.er
Second vice prss.dent-Mrs. Henry
Won Marr
Recording zcrrctary-Mrs l.. p.
Liuzatrlt
GORE rrudiuE Eccrctary-Mrs. a
X E.1lilE
Urea urt5-Mrs r. u. White.
Res sirar-Mrg carl Richter.
aud. foT-Mrs Harry LittiE.
eturE-Mrs C.. a. Murply and
Nfrs. q 90 Whitaker.
stEfg-s.X members were admitted 20
thr club and the ladies listened 20 a
short talk on ~Saftey First" given by
IT, George.
The entertainers % the afternoon
vcTe Svbu Sammis-Mac permid. 50
prauo and James C. MaeDermid. com
roscr-accompanist
drst 60 last vas given. Mrs MacDer-
mid being In perfect voice and giving
a program that was most entertain
ing She vas accompanied by her
husband who gave a sympathetic set
ting for tho songs. Her first group
WAS old English. old Italian and old
Irish SONGS. I've Been Roaming.
iHornl Victorious Ny Heart Is
tCarissimi.l Il know Where I'm Go
n 10 the next group were Schu-
bert 8 Serenadc and "Das kraut Yer
Eessenhe.t." CHiidaehl and she was
compelled 20 give an encore number
singing Don You Lisen''' (Boad).
When Phyllis Takes Her Vocal Les
son" tGarnetu and The Moon Drops
Low tCadmani followed aud ''Vissi
d'arte tPuccinl and ~Quando me'nvo
SoletJa CPuccinil was followed BY an
encore Those Sweet Enduring
Charms" Scene du Mirror from
Tnais tMasseneD was beautifully
rendered and then followed a group
% eight songs BY MacDermid -Sacra-
neni.~ -F'u nliment.~ Heart o. Me-
II You Would Love Me- The Song
That Ny Heart Il Singing III Knew
You and You kneU Ne" Charity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
eAns-uRsT cLue MEETs-

rsrsFursf club =i-iE mHf iarf even
los eIfh w.-r Grace Griswp.d. 500 For
refH street .1r tHe regular session.
Tao tables OF 800 4r-e PLAYED. MEr
1f.'a Baker fnEIrE fEr f-f Prize anil
,f Mildred HTru9f the second. Re.
f-Frhmrrfs efrr served and fff usual
eaod time esIoEef The club vii nr
entertained Iu tvp weeks hE Mi.
Nathalie Ho'mrs 1911 Twenty ninth
rr1.a-Haf street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
RExOALE TO ADDRESS DEPART,
MENT.

The art and literature department
Of the Moline womau's club has eN-
tended an invitation TO Robert Rex
dale OF this city to lecture before the
club the latter part of March. The
subject viii be Personal Reminisc-
ences OF the Drama with excerpt
readings from the English play. The
Servant in the House" The date OF
the meeting viii be announced soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
PHiLATHEA CLASS WITH MISS
pAILBROOE.

Tvsr+y members % tho Philathea
class os 81. johns Methodist church.
Davenport. we're entertained last eve
iuE az che home % Miss Maude Phil
brook. g-f Fourtceuth-and a-half street
this cts. The study program Of the
class was carried out. musical mum
beers we're enjoyed and delicious re-
freshmeutE we're served during a pleas
ant social hour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
siewA prsf urrrs ~fss ABsA
49, aa.nN

Nf@mbrr af rr- slr@s fH' e..1 zero
snf~rta. pea Efsr evening ~ HsH .aa4
NBr4namara rE srr bone seventh
asen4e asa Tn.rfFsfrE stree. f.r
rsunr wsmar a-re a4rF NfH fsrr
rowing Eaf other fancy se-f hai .e.
hostess served "a tsaeH. tar r.
wHf be- -af-r.a.Hef .g fw1 Tr-tF. .ar
hostess rf Hr aaaasrrrf .sf-f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

farewell party FOR Miss la Larson OF
MenAsha. Via. who has been visiting
her Ersndmother. Mrs. Alice Rogers
Games we're provided. musical mum
hers we're enjoyed and refreshments
we're served. each OF the guests receiv-
Ing shamrocks ~ tavors. Mrs. ". NJ Il
lott % Menasha was also an out OF
tosn guest. sirs Elliott and Miss Lar
son left this morning Tor their home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Stare. NEE .ra Hf .aF Ever
E.sl. circle rr rF risaf Baptist
...rrr wac Reid Ease rv~ntEz il tt~
BONE OF SIZES. s. o. Tucker. t1t- srr-
rrfreafn street. 81 OF ths zirfs attend
.rE arf rrI1rlrE q pleasant cF~1tnE-
Ora rrr member Laura tr,e1ube
rrs received .rFo rtr circle auI ron.
Fl -e MASTERS af rer.rrHa U~r~ trans.
r.faf n lrer vac served and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
DAUGHTERS OF COVENANT.

The Daughters % the Covenant OF
the FIRST Methods; church we're the
guests last evening OF Mrs. Henry
Pauison VINO entertained a. her home.
col Twelfth avenue. After the trans
action % the business Of the society g
short program Of study vas carried
out. Miss ElilnWood acting as the
leader. Gamcs we're played and mus
cal numbers we're given impromPtu-
The house vas decorated IN keeping
vIth the 81 PafTick's day idea and
sas likewise carried out 10 the re-
treatments that we're served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
70 crLCaaErC g-FTH5sv-

Iesterg1. var tho ru.s.
sarr o. mr GFsr az .lmrr. IFF--.
ana I'M haEar ~ trr event ura.rrs
- ere loyal 1frrs c.aFs OF trr ff
fe~nfa Frrrar oHr.rf.ar church were
.nvifrd f1 saeaf tsr rrrr.sr OIL Do
Eu~sfs A. rgUrer rrsrnrl-f .r enc
invitation ar1 sber. an ruIerrar
time. uefaa served r..H rrfr.r .s.r...
before enc r.eHiGrF r.#H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
ORGANIZE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

ORGANIZE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
3 tr-ei'E alumni association was
formed last rirht ty graduates in the
three cities ~ thc University % Wis
eGuslr st o. meeting held ~ the New
Harper e.. &c. NaNsou. c.tv super
luferfrut o. fhe Moline public schools
was r1a-eu president OF the associa-
zion and George Sheets. reporter for
Ifr Davenport Democrat. secretary
au1 treasurer Mr. MaXs7n was the
oldest OF the Erads. twelve OF whom
sac down 90 dinner a. : o'clock
FClloviuE the banquet the business
session vas held The club Is plan
ming t1 meet once q month hereafter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Today's Fashion Note

Illustrating the Advance Spring
and Summer Styles Displayed In
the Parade of maunequins at the
Fashion Thes Dsnssnts. Given
Under the Direction Of Mrs. N. p.
Groner and Mrs. X. W. Hawkes.
worth In the Hotel MeAlpin
Winter Garden, New York. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Wednesday Social club WI
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
W. T. Bliesner. 1925 Fourteenth street.
The program that was to have been
given al the meeting Of the civic de
partment OF the Woman's club Friday
afternoon. March u. has been postpon-
ed until Thursday. March is. because
OF the illness OF George Ross of East
Moline. who was 10 have been one Of
the speakers. The same program will
be given at the later date at Masonic
temple parlOrs.
Rock Island chapter 26s Order OF
the Eastern star. viii meet in regular
March session tomorrow night in Ma
sonic temple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Wild pigeons were known TO be the
most voracious caters OF the animal
kingdom In proportion 20 their size
one consumed 1000 grains OF wheat in
a day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

FAREWELL FOR VISITORS.
v-s Bert F.oEh ar her home. 1911
Thirty ecoEd street. 'rHf evening ore
frrfa.rsd q company o. 60 friends lr o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
SOCIAL EVENTS

ure passed quickly and pleasantly.
The circle vil celebrate the seventh
anniversary o. be organization a. the
April meetinE and Airs- tucker ~ho
assisted CD the formation o. the soci-
efg. sU again ae- AZ the hostess. en-
tsrtaiai1= az her home
CLUB VITA MISS WAGNER.
TEe . ~ club met isst evening iu
frs home % Hiiss HuisEarfe wagner.
90 Fourth street The evening vas
tpslt lu sewing and EDciablitE and
piano selections u~rF given HE 'ias
Lillian VoaPostsi TIE next meetius
~ the club aUI br Fr't az che home
70 ,fiss Mildred Car.all $50 Fifteenth
street. Harch O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
The Suit Modes Will Delight All Women


oil models assembled here approval
cce OF h show the military collars while
hers arch aud
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04
WANTED

now open for ~
Tools furnished
ing. Call uf "
tnerciAl - Sal
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04

II did not take her long TO mount and
ride away.
Within a few hours she was at DR..
Lees cottage 10 mud Esther already
cast out by the cold. proud widow OF
Judge Stanley. Blair Stanley's mother.
and next OF kin to DR.. Lee. For the
doctor had delayed. in his easy going
way. JUST one day too long to adopt
Esther legally. 10 tell her who she was
and TO see she regained the heritage OF
Stanley hall and what was left Of the
estate the supposed heir was wildly
squandering.
So II was Hagar arrived just III time
10 spare the shrinking Esther from fur
Their humiliation. And as they rode
home in the dusk and crossed the ford
al the river near the gypsy camp the
only home that sweet Esther seemed
fsted 10 know the hoofs Of Hagar's
horse. that bore them both. splashed
water on the face Of what seemed the
corpse OF Il man IL the sedge
And the face Of the seeming corpse
was the face OF Arthur stanley. son
OF Hagar,
AT Hagars wild calls the gypsies
came running from their camp not raI
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04

DO good man, Arthur. my brotherl"
existed at all and others who believed
II had been a bit of old trumpery that
Colonel Stanley had found valueless
and destroyed.
1t was only when he came out of his
hiding place after several days that
Arthur dared buy and read a Rich.
mond paper. There were 10 further
accounts from Fairfax of the death OF
Dr. Lee and the flight of his supposed
murderer.
Arthur also came to the conclusion
that the death of Blair Stanley and his
being found shot through the head In
new grave intended for another had
also ceased to be "A three days wonder
In the Richmond newspapers In Fair
fax. like enough, the whole country
side was still agog at this double trag-
edy. Arthur reasoned. but here In Rich
mond the papers gave no mention to II
now. Their one absorbing topic was
the ball to be given by Richmond's so
ciety leader. the wealthy Mrs. Burton
Randolph
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS.

bitter feud has existed between Colo
mel Arthur Stanley and his cousin, Juds
Lamar Stanley. The feud has been en-
sendered In family Jealousy over heir
loom. the diamond from the sky. that
was found In fallen meteor by an ad-
venturer ancestor Also. the succession
10 the Stanley earldom In England may
come 10 an American Stanley When
daughter IL born 10 Colonel Stanley OF
the eldest branch OF the Stanleys in
America and the mother Of the child
dies at its birth. the chagrned colonel
buys newborn gypsy boy and substi-
tutes him as heir. Three years later the
gypsy mother. having had no part in this
bargain. steals the cOlonels little daugh-
ter being reared in secret. and leaves her
own son undetected as the heir The gyp-
~ mother has also obtained possession
OF the diamond from the sky and a docu-
ment containing the secret OF the false
heir. She rears the little girl Esther
Stanley. as her own and grows to love
her. When Esther IL grown a beautiful
young girl Hsgar. now gypsy queen. re-
turns to Virginia with her She has a
Wild plan that DR. Lee. the late Colonel
Stanley's old friend. may now adopt Es-
Their. as originally intended. Her hope also
In that her son, the supposed Arthur Stan
ley I'd. may fall In love with Esther
and thus the innocent girl may become
by marriage what she is by birth-mis-
tress OF Stanley hall. DR.. Lee adopts
Esther. but also demands that Hagar turn
over to his custody the diamond from
the sky. DR.. Lee also informs Hagar
that her son. the supposed Arthur Stan
ley I'd, is a profigate and not worthy OF
Esther. but Hagar hopes for the best and
with her people departs Arthur Stanley
does fall in love with Esther and so does
his boon companion. Blair Stanley. the
cousin who would be the rightful male
heir OF Stanley were the Stanley secret
known. In stealing the diamond Blair
causes the death Of the doctor Outside
II Arthur. serenading Esther. Blair. es-
Gaping. insultingiy infers TO Arthur that
he has left Esther's room. Arthur forces
him to night a duel in which Arthur Is
victor and tumbles Blair into an open
grave. He searches Blair and takes the
diamond from the sky Blair is only
stunned and tries. with the aid OF his
mother. to place the blame for the muir
der OF DR.. Lee upon Arthur The sheriff
attempts 10 take Arthur but after a
thrilling drive in a high powered motor
car Arthur eludes his pursuers and Is
thrown into the river after a smashup
HIS body In seen floating down the river
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04

have one fling. one good time together.
In memory Of the old days at Stanley
hall before you 20 to tn vest | will
Introduce you under any name you
choose There Is stunning young
New York widow-lOts Of money and
style about her-I want you 10 meet.
She's just my style and | want your
approval Of her.
Arthur hesitated Il moment and then
realized that II the pursuit We're still
hot on his trail the last place he would
Ice sought for would be ut Il high socl-
ETY. function So he shook hands with
Blair and exclaimed heartily:
II u go You. Blair! one good fling
before | 20 west to make my fortune
And II make H. Blair. | promise you
that you shall share It,
For Arthur all his generous impulses
were now founded On the desire to
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04
CHAPTER Vlll.



a AEANWHlLE desperate and
MA fear STRICKEN Blair Stanley
was endea,orins 10 forget
his peril. present ana pro>pcc-
rive. ia wild aud reckless iudulscnces
IN richmond
While his fugitive cousin lay III ham
hle Lodgings. Blair stanley lordei 1t nj
line hotel and every night found him
gambling At the exclusive establish
lnent Of Abe Bloom. In de>peration'
finding himself CLEANED out at MIR
blooms luxurious temple Of chance,
Blair had got that astute gentleman 10
cash his personal check on the Bank
or Fairfax.
In Il few days this would be- returned
marked No funds Blair well knew,
but he hoped meanwhile to recoup his
losses and laugh in Abe Blooms hawk
Ike face rs he made good the bum
check" out OF the winning he eX-
pected 10 gain ut Abe's own roulette
wheel
But the $1,000 went the way OF the
500 his mother had given him back
into the Golfers OF the gambling house
keeper who had advanced the money
on the worthless check
one desperate chance was left. Blair
resolved 10 pawn his watch and with
the proceeds invoke the wheels u
chance again and by Il streak OF luck,
who knows. win back all and 50 square
himself und the check when ii came
back, for Blair found Richmond to his
liking Theu. too, he worried over the
mysterious visit To Fairfax OF Tom
Blake. the detective Who had hired
Blake:
There was also the ball 10 be given
by Mrs. Burton Randolph. " no was a
relative Of his mother aud counted
upon Blair's presence at her grand
bah. the event OF the social year In
Richmond
Also Blair thought OF Vivian Mars
ton. Glorious Vivian. luxurious Vivian,
She had come to Ri hmoud. sworn
friend Of Mrs. Randolph. who had met
her the winter before at Palm Beach
It was known OF Vivian Marston that
she was a wealthy and da>hing Young
widow. high il the circles u New
Works -four hundred"
Blair Stanley had met her at his
mothers cousins mansion. and Blair
had been first among those to fall vie
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04
CHAPTER VII.
The Prodigal's Progress.

II IKE Rachel Of old. Hagar, the
gypsy. "Inourned for her chill
IL dren and would not be com
forted." The years had brought
nought but Il harvest OF heartaches for
Hagar.
The son she had borne had been torn
from her ere scarce she had felt his
little head against her heart. and as
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04

Tor the child she had taken from the
house, Of those she deemed her enc
miles. the CIR. Esther. the child she had
taken In retribution for the great
wrong done her, the child she had nur
tured In hate and had grown to love
with every fiber Of her being, sweet
Esther. the rightful Stanley. of her
too. Hagar was now bereft.
Here. while her sad heart still mourn
ed for both her children. yet longed
the most for sweet Esther came the
bominG pigeon to the rocks where II
had. been reared. and here Hagar saw
It dying laden with its message and
read the call for Der that Esther ssut.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04

NV. le' cousin mansion. and Blair
ia" "eeh nlSt among those to fall vie
III Vi hrr charms.
Arthur Stanley entered rho nou.,
Shop uf Ike Bloom. brother and some
'did partner Of the redouhtabe Abe
lilooin. kim Of the Richmond gam.
'icrN The pawn>hop was diviA.d into
partition spaces Arthur saw ne yul.
'nre eyes Of Isaac Bloom sleam when
hey fastened upon the diamond from
Tie sky with it, antique chain and
'ur!ou> setting
bA'N too eagerly did The pawnbroker
iaid over the $500 Arthur asked ON il
md only too eagerly did he hide It in
drawer
Arthur was about to slip from be
mind The privacy partitions to the
iFeet when he heard a voice say. Il
want $50 Oh this watch" He STAG
sered. half faintlns with fear and iov
against the partition
1t was the voice Of Blair Stanley,
There could be no mistake. In a re-
vulsion OF feeling to find he was not
murderer and that Blair was alive
and well Arthur threw himself around
the partition and into the arms OF
Blair
Somewhat surprised. but feigning ioy
also. Blair repeated his supposed cons
ms cries OF wild delight Then he
made haste to explain that DIR. Lee
had called him to his study and had
given him the diamond from the sky
and that, having done this, the doctor
who was greatly agItated. had fallen
dead In his chair
81 was afraid would he susnected
Of killing him for the diamond How
could | exnlain whom vo,, cou,h. ria
Of me?" lied Blair gliblv 81 did NOT
mean any reflection upon Esther. as
you thought | did" he continued 81
only thought any alteration ar such
time and the doctor lying dead might
jeopardize her good name. I was too
frightened to explain. and YOU were
too angry to listen IN mo
81 was only stunned and got home
all right But there has been do
tecuve hired, and believe he will
find some clew. and your evidence
would only tend to convict me. and I
am innocentw
Arthur reflected that DIR Leo hoa
known he was the spurious heir and
that the diamond did properly belong
to Blair I'm consequence. Tie ala NOT
fell blair tbe stonIav socrot tho, ha
Arthur. was but a gypsv chanpel,ng
But he resolved to stand bv Blair md
thus In reparation do what good no
could until the time came when no
might tell. So for the time being no
resolved to keep Hagar's sccretran6
his own.
Blair was quick TO take .dva,ta
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04

A Strong Hand clutchsd at Her Throat
was the sensation OF the evening, she
and the great blazing gem upon her
breast. Then she saw Hagar. leaving
Esther to be gently patronized by Mrs.
Randolph. coming toward her to tell
her fortune.
She settled herself back In the low
gilt chair against the parted velvet
hangIngs OF the window. and then she
felt strong hand clutch ut her throat
throttling her through the curtains 80
she could not shrek aloud. Then
brawny forearm drew back her shape
ly neck. and the straDgling hand loos-
ened its hold on her neck and snatched
away boldly the diamond from the
sky.
Ito Be Continued.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-04
he PLAhN
Sam Was "
Who

We'll. vi
asked Jon
who usual
rant enier'
Il got a
ton. boss
TO me?
Il know
good walt
..ttra nII
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-05-06
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Perrysbure
Should Know How to Resist 1t.

If your back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded.
You should help the kidneys with
their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for weak kidneys.
Recommended by thousands-home
testimony proves their merit.
Mrs. Caroline E. Walters, Sixth and
Cherry Sts., Perrysburg, says: 81 had
sharp pains in my back and shoulders
and could hardly get up from chair.
l was made miserable by dizzy spells
and headaches. Hearing that Doan's
Kidney Pills were good for such
troubles, / used them and they gave
me prompt relief. l felt like a diff
ferent person, being able to sleep and
eat well and having no pains or aches
in my back. The cure has lasted and
/ am so grateful that don't hesitate
one minute in confirming the endorse
ment l have given Doan's Kidney Pills
before"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Walters had. Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N, Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-05-06
Physicians Give Free Advice by Which
Parents May Profit.

It's matter of general interest just
now how ones physical condition can
be got into shape to best receive the
benefits of the summer season. Espe-
cially is this true of the children. They
have become run down by winter of
unnatural manner of living because
of ill-considered food and much time
spent indoors. Spring comes with its
sunshine, it's fresh vegetables and all
else invigorating, but the children are
in no condition to receive natures
remedies.
Many parents call in the family ply
sician. Many other parents take ad-
vantage of what the physician told
them when he was first called in con-
sultation. All good family physicians
say: "Give the children Castoria." :"
Healthy parents know this remedy of
old, for they took it themselves as
children. 1t was more than thirty
years ago that Castoria made place
for itself in the household. 1t bore the
signature of Charles H. Fletcher then,
as it does today. The signature is its
guarantee, which is accepted in thou
sands of homes where there are chill
dren.