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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-22

Miss Wilson. Dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Bolton, assisted
by her sister, Miss Herriet Warner,
and her aunt, Miss Carrie Rawson.
About thirty guests were entertained.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-22
The Theatres

Who appeared in 1.-The Iron Strain, "
aloha Oe,' Between Men" The
Conquerer" and "The No-Good Guy, "
is Frank Remnants leading lady in the
newest Triangle release, "The Phan-
TOM" at the Orpheum theatre We'd
nesday, one evening only.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-22

A miscellaneous shower was given
last week at the home of Mrs Harvey
Cook, on 5th avenue east, in honor of
Miss Beulah Taylor, of Filler, Idaho,
who is to be married in the near flu
ture. The shower was a surprise to
Miss Taylor, who received many use
full household necessities. Each guest
wrote her faYorite recipe and pre-
sented it to Miss Beulah, after which
game was played in which each one
drew picture of her ideal man while
blind-folded, causing much merriment
Piano duets by Miss Agnes Anderson
and Miss Gertrude Melcher were en-
joyed. A dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. Cook, the guests departing at
late hour wishing Miss Beulah bright
and happy future. Those present were
Mesdames Arthur Knight of Oskaloosa,
Iowa. MaxOn and Taylor, and the
Misses Adeline and Gertrude Melcher
Mabel and Ethel Diffendaffer, Flea
nor Taylor, May Hubert and Agnes
Anderson.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-22
LIQUOR CAMPAIGN
TACTICS EXPOSED

Continued from Page IL
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-22

Items for this department may be
mailed, phOned or left at The Times
office. Phone IS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
AUTO STOLEN AZ NOON;
PAIN CAUGHT MlTh iT.
Police Say Two Young hlen Com
fess They Were Going 70
Sioux CITY.

While w. w. Rcser OF Missouri
Valley was eating at restaurant
at 23li n street. South Side, at
noon yesterday. some one took
his car.
AL Parks, son of Fred Parks,
paint dealer. told policeman he
saw the mon. and With him point
ing them out. Ed Burns. a chauf-
fenr living at 1916 Chicago street
was arrested at Twenty fourth
and N. and A. Y. Chambers, 26O5
L. street. was arrested at Twenty
sixth and n with the car in his
possession The number had
been torn off.
The police say both have con
fesscd to taking the car and had
planned to drive to Sioux City
with il. Both are young men.
Ed Gibbons, a switchman living
al 1920 b street. was arrested on
a charge of attempting to take an
automobile from lin front Of the
stock exchange building World-
Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Mr.. ana Mrs George Brown OF

Mr.. and Mrs George Brown of
Logan We're in the city a few
hours this morning. They were
driving through to Emerson.
where they will visit relatives.
Arthur OGonnor returned to
his home last evening from the
Nicholas Sem hospital in Oma-
ha. Although he is still rather
weak he is getting along nicely.
Lauren Jensen was busy today
replacing large plate glass i'm
The Doty 4 Peterson drug store
window. which WAS recently
broken out by horse falling
through it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dnckcry LETT this
morning for their home i'm
Phelps. Mo-, after spending a few
weeks here and attending the
funeral ftheir daughter, Mrs.
BOmehrake
Mrs Addison Aulger. who has
been spending the week here. left
this morning for Omaha. where
She will enter the Presbyterian
hospital for a few weeks treat
ment and rest
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Children Crv
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a s Y y Re-. a

Mrs. Charles Gordon and
of Chicago accompanied
her mother. Mrs. Dockery. home
TO Phelps, Mo-. this morning after
the funeral of her sis
Ter. Mrs. Wesley ROnebrale. The
other sister. Mrs. William Has
also returned to her
home i'm Champagne. I'LL.
ao,,ard Parkhurst has raslSr.
"a h,s position i'm the local l.:,-
chino shops and will ea.n '.l~
,,s.iin" rni Wilmer. Mimi. Mhnlc
NJ Viz .orE in The Great y:
oi'n hGI Yrs. parihurs wh'
has been very i'll is imprcNing
She will remain here for
a few months before joining her
The Owen Engineering and
Construction company say they
will have all the wiring complct-
ed i'm he new high school build
ing by September | /. If the other
were doing as we'll
the building would be ready for
use at that time. Present midi
cations point to about November
/ for the completion of the build
ing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

The council has decided to pCSi
the council proceedings i'm place.
of having them printed in Ia
newspapers. II YOU want to 80
how the city is spendime Nour
money hunt up some bill hoard
and look over the pr"ercdlna
providing, al cnur e he Mad
hasn I blown them awaN before.
yon gel there.
y. n llunlsineer j, plnmls
displaying a telegram received
from Ralph Mulford stat me- lhai
he had Won The Pike Peal. climb
in super Sin Hudson dcA.aiilt:
all other ears by cons lttcr;t',l,.
Odds, While al Manalon NJ"
Hunt slneef hrrafllc acquainted
with Mr.. M,lllord and has he ~.
ded salts faction from he fact that
fr. too. drives Il Hudson.
The fire department MAS ,aIle l
tn the Tnllefann home ON South
Ninth street tins afternoon MlleHl
they ARRIVED they found he harn
a mass of flames. inside and out
and had Il stubborn tight io sub
due it. The loft MAS filled With
hay and Ibis all had tn be l.es
moved before HE fire could ~
entirely put ont u is 'l,n,,e'it
boy playing in the barn sci 1t
on fire.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
HOUSE BREAKERS AT WORK.

Thieves entered the Colonel j.
B. Young home near Honey Greek
last evening and got away with
quite a haul. Colonel Young S
home is near he Illinois Central
tracks and il is thought The
thieves were al work during HE
Time the train passed through
and their presence was mol de-
.tected.
They ransarkcd the house,
searching Though private papers
and after scattering things about
made their escape, taking with
them a diamond ring worth s75
and many other valuables. They
also visited the pantry, taking a
whole cake and other eatables.
Officers were notified early this
morning, but nothing as yet has
been learned of them.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
mosKovlTz & cos.
NEW DEPARTMENT. SrohE.

t.. M"sllNitH \ Co. open ili"il
new and enlarged department
store tomorrow and Il large crnW 1
il anticipated Fine new store has
a floor space al bon 90 feet. all
IN nne rl'nm and each department
has been placed under a separate
hcad and IN IL space allotted to- il
Mr.. GnldliaIl, he new member
III the lirm. has been employed by
l', Store for nearly year and
his many friends will he glad to
learn that he l,t- acquired AN I'M
lercsi therein He will have per
annal charge of the dry goods,
ladies ready Ia Wear. shoe and
nrens llrmi llinG departments.
Mr. C'olahlatt has had fourteen
Ncars experience in TINS line both
IA the city and MAILER towns. and
rs fully capable of handling his
departments Before coming
here he had charge OF the wa sh
Goods Department i'm Davidson
Bros. big store at SioaX CITY.
The grocery department Mill
he Ill,lrl he direct supervision
OF MIR. Mo9Invil2 and hr will have
AZ his Assistant MIR. Paquain of
o'naaI,a, l'ills department has
just been added, but a complete
5i"cls is lo he carried They will
have their own auto delivery.
Miss Edna Johnson will act as
cashier and hookleeper. Miss
Dessert and Mrs krauskopf will
he assistants I'M their respective
departments the same as hereto
fore. During lac millinery sea-
SON a competent mlllinrr will be
elnpiovrd and 'he management
promlaes Ia go into the millinery
bua'nes from now ON heavier
than ever before.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Lawn Party.

a very pretty midsummer
party was given last evening
when the Misses Ellcita Everett
and Hazel Briggs entertained a
on The lawn AT the home
of the latter on Fourth street.
complimentary To Miss Vivian
Smith of Denver.
The lawn al the Briggs home
has been carefully cared for dur
ing the summer and arranged i'm
terrace style. Quite Il number of
under which a number of ham
mocks had been hung. Lights
from Japanese lamiers lwinklcd
OYER The scene, which added TO
the beauty of the evening.
Stories and Niclrola music
formed the amusement for lhn
evening. Misses Vivian Smith.
Mary johnson and Mcssrs Dudley
and Arthur Doly fav-
over lne guests Win SeNefal
splendidly rendered solos, which
We're heartily enjoyed.
Al 1880 places We're found
at small tables and covers were
laid for twenty. whore The host
esscs. assisted by Mrs. q. M.
Everett and Mrs H. l.. Roberts.
served refreshments. The merry
crowd was then lined up for sew
oral flashlieh! pictures. TO be
kept as mrmenlocs of mosl de-
light ful eNening.
The out -of-lown guests pres
ent were: The Misses Mary john
sion of Omaha. Vivian Smith of
Denver and Miss Florence Andrr-
son of Boise. Idaho.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
OLD SETTLERS or
HARRISON COUNTY
HOLD REUNION.

Logan. Iowa. Aug. is. The
lhirtN-sec0nd annual reunion of
the old settlers of Harrison
county. held at Magnolia yester-
day. was attended by over eight
THOUSAND
j. II. Mcdowell made the adj
dress of welcome and Colonel NJ.
w. Wilson, chairman of the day,
On the program was
band music by the Missouri VAL.
ley band, vocal music by Magno-
liza and Logan. violin music by
Mesdamcs Olsen. Hardy and De-
pue, readings by Miss Rayl and
Miss Mills, memorial address by
a. IL. Sniff. Judge Deemer of
Red Oak gave an address, Merne.
johnson. The hoy orator of Iowa,
contributed a full measure to the
days program. The S-year-old
lad. i'm knee trousers. never hes
iialcd for a word and for TWEEN
iy-lwo minutes he walked the
platform with the praciiced ease
of a seasoned eampaigner.
Sidney Pitt of Persia was
elected president. Ellis Jones of
Missouri alley vice president, A.
NJ l'lNando of Magnolia secrg-
tary. and II. ~ Frazier treas
urcr. Omaha Bee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
The Christian church has had

The Christian church has had
two large signs erected at the east
and west entrances to town Civ
ing the location of The church and
extending an invitation Ia all to
attend. Even the churches re
allie this is an advertising age
and that they can do more and
better work by adopting business
methods. Tho idea is a good one
and they are To be congratulated
ON their enterprise.
Miss JOY Dewell arrived home
last evening from her two months
trip To the Pacific coast. Six
weeks of the time was spent in
natural science research work
under the supervision of an
Oberlin college professor. The
party of fifteen dishanded at Sa-
attic. some going on to Alaska.
the others to their several homes.
She reports very interesting
anu obstructive lflp.
Two auto accidents occurred
last evening. One was an un-
known car that must have been
.:t,,i,r al the rate of forty miles
and Enur and struck the FLOW ar
tile on Seventh street. dcmnlish.
ir4 ID. After striking the tilr the
eur glanced of 10 he side of The
road and ran unto teleplnnmr
pole with such force that the pol,
was driven three or four inches
over i'm solid dirt. The other ac-
cident happened north of town.
just south of Calhoun. where a
Carter car supposed To be from
the Bluffs, drove into hN railing
on the north side OF The bridge.
The result OF this was a light
broken off, the radiator damned
considerable and ono fender
badly bent We could not find
out tho occupants names.
The committee i'm charge of
decorations for the annual Home
Coming festival have completed
all he arrangements for deco
rating the streets. The decOra-
tions will consist Of part of those
used last year and large
amount of new material Extra
banners and flags Will he used
midway between the alley and
street intersections. rhrrr-fo foot
pennant streamcrs will he used
for all cross street work and The
small flags used last year will be
used ON HE sides. The decOra-
tons will cover more territory
than last year and the commit
tee anticipate a much more COM
plete system. The contrast has
been let To Charles w. Goodman
of Seattle. Wash. This firm will
he prepared to decorate STORE
fronts. and il is hoped that the
merchants will enter into This
With enthusiasm.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
2nE LOGGING NEW
* 4" HIGHWAY
Parsons, kas., Men in City Cow
ering New Trail from Gal
uA1inn "a IM,nnineu

Secretary W. W. Grown u!' lhr
* T.. Highway association. Dr.
j. e.. Rnrnall representing he
motor Department of he l:lr-
SONS Chamber of Commences. and
H. j. Mcknight. AL of Parsons.
arrived in Missouri Valley nn
THURSDAY ON IL tour undertaken
to log and mark the new INin2
OF Trail which has been out
lined between Galveston. Tex
and Winnipeg, Man Canada
The party is cnVrrin. the
lnlle, mar!s.ns he rnat! and lnal,
ing arrangements lu have he
road symbol painted on poles in
keeping with the accepted road
marking custom.
They have a man engaged at
kansas City to paint The poles IN
the highway into Council Bluffs.
and Will rnlpInN Council Bluffs
man to mark The section between
the bluffs and Sioux City.
II is planned To celebrate the
formal opening of The trail some
time in October. probably al Kan
sas City, as nearest the middle ~
the long trail. 'l'hIS is moi deli
nitely decided, however.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
AN EXPLANATION.

The list OF assessments APP
pcaring in The Times this week
has created great deal of dis.
cussion. as many seem TO think
it is an additional assessment.
II is not. In order to sell the
bonds the bonding company re-
qlirrd that The assessments be
published. so that is just IA pub
lished statement of the assess
menl made year ago. Many
have already paid the assess
mrnt, hut others wanted the.
bonds sold and i'm order to sell
them This list had to be published.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' s;:'; I'll: :, Gsehzzz;7@
4 Circumstance Unbelievable.

james SpiIios recently re-
ceiNed Il letter from Greece stat j.
I'M" Il most wonderful circnm-
stance The writer said Gre
elan baby , days old had sur
.prlsrd Ms parents by talliine. The
rllId used grown up language
and asked 10 see HE kind and
other high officials. When HE
KING and officials arrived the
child looked mp and told the king
mn' Ia enter lntn amy war: ii he
did he would lose his army. his
position and country The king
WAS worry hewilarred and much
amazed, and said: Where did
YOU come from?" The child
laughed and said nothing. The
king then said: You're the
devil. The babe sweetly smiled
back and said: No you're the
devil
We wont vouch for this story.
You can believe il or not. but
this IS the way j! wasstold us.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

Tris'.,,s>,iasy-.
l.s Matte Cobb wa IL. ,.ma-
j Nis,ll"r lud:.y.
" II Z, Wit was Council
~. visitor TODAY
NJ !eci!r Si,.lncrt was an
N@ssa visitor ili> morning.
Sir u \ Mails Wa an Oma
h. pa aneer Tins morning.
NJ IVA Mcmillan OF Honey
Greek va Valley caller yestcr-
,iaX
i.ud Johnson OF Mnndamin
Is Tie over night guest OF home
Mss opal lDillry is SPENDING
q it'w daS WITH Relatives at the
Junction.
Mass Mary Moss of MrlaoL is
larnd1na the week with her uncle,
t.lallc@ smith.
Mla Il \ Farrinel"n left this
heptfln" Tor a two weeks visit
III orllinston. MInn.
ihe Nil sne Eva GIL and GLADYS
Hirst Viii leave this evening for
a weeks visit in Dow City.
Miss Nina Richardson returned
Yesterday afternoon from an cv-
tended fl>ll IN Vernon H. g.
Mrs i: | Riley and daughters
an,! Mrs. .Iohn Kinney We're Wis
ilul.s lo omaha this morning.
Miss Martha Southern uf Mo-
da!e WAS in lhn city yesterday
having some dental work done.
George Axlell of Honey Greek
va IN the Valley yesterday. he
guest OF his father ON West
Street
Mr. l.onise Peters has RETURN
cd Ia her home in the Bluffs after
q short Nlsit here with Mrs. c.
q Ilner.
Vi Roy Gardner returned Il"
lel lsanc III Deer PARK, Wis.
aitel a evera days visit With
Nj NJ Steen.
!fani, SiPler was an Omaha
pa enser tins afternoon and will
bllra hi wife home from the
h r,lal this evening
Nj Lila Book OF Modae, ac-
oompanlad ~ her father and
brother. drove down tins morn
ing u N,slt our stores.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Safeguard Your Child.

II you child IS pale. duh. al
times flushed irritable aud fret
fnl YOU should attend Ia llll7 CON
dition at once as ,e chances are
Sonf little one is suffering from
worms. klckapoo Norm Killer
lis what you hould gel This We'll
known Remedy iii lo2enee form IS
pleasant lo take and eNppls the
worm at nhe. the cause of Your
'ehid suffering. only 25c Al all
drnggista Ea5l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Liver Trouble.

81 am bothered with liver lrom-
hle about twice a year writes
Joe Dingman. Webster City. la.
~ have pains i'm my side and back
and an awful sorness i'm my siom-
ach. heard of Chamberlain $
time | had used half a bottle of
them was feeling fine and had
no signs of PAIN For sale by
Robert Harvey and Doiy & Petrr-
son. ca29
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
SATURDAY,

p. j. Chrislman was a pleas
ant Times caller today.
John Jones of Crescent was i'm
the Valley this morning on bust
ness.
Father Costello of Mondamin
was the guest today of Father
Nolan.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Messel
were shopping this afternoon in
Omaha.
Miss Ruth Gcieer will he the
guest over Sunday of friends in
Omaha.
Mrs. Frank Stern left This aft
ernoon for a week $ visit i'm Long
Pine. Neb.
Zen Gordon has gone 10 po-
catella. Idaho. whnrr he will
spend few weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Wrlls oil
California Junction were shop
ping i'm the Valley yesterday.
Miss Alvira Page at Honey
Greek was the guest this after
noon of the James AXtell home
Miss MYRTLE Walker of thu
Bluffs is spending the week Will
her aunt. Mrs. w q. liam!li@n
Mike Lucy is reported very I'LL
Mt his home ON Fourth street with
an acute attack of auto mtroNica
ton.
Miss Hazel Donnclson of The
Bluffs is HE guest for Il frw
davs of Mrs. Aaron Price in tho
country.
Dave El.ixon of The Bluffs a
former resident of this city. was
here today shaking hands with
old friends.
Nick Spencer and family have
mrovd into The property just
south of the corner grocery ON
SIXTH street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frnslcr
and daughter of Mansfield. Ore,
are guests for a few days of Mrs
w II. l'rnsIcr.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bradley de
parted last evening for an rx-
tended visit with their daughter
i'm Enderlin. n. d.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Myers, who has been
dangerously i'll With an attack OF
typhoid. is now out of danger and
slowly improving.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
LOGAN items.

Logan, Ia. Aug. 10. The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Case was the
scene of an enjoyable gathering
of old soldiers. their relatives and
friends here Yesterday, he day
being the annual reunion of the
survivors OF Company q. TWeT-s
Iy-ninih iowa infantry In the
forenoon the time was spent in
a social manner and al high noon
a delightful fbur-comrse dinner
was served to he fifty i'm attend
ancc. The afternoon was given
over To letters of greeting from
members of the company unable
TO attend and "reminiscences OF
pioneer days, enlistment. tent and
field service. Miss Dorothy Case
and others entertained the sol
diers With patriotic songs. The
j 7. Case home was appropriate
~ decorated for The occasion.
IL will he remembered That
Company G; WAS made mp of Har-
rison county boys. enlisted from
Magnolia August 9. 1862. and
that the company saw hard ser
vice when with The armies in the
south There We're also num-
her of tho survivors of Company
A. also enlisling from Harrison
county. and like Company C, saw
hard service.
Members of Company C al the
reunion yesterday were: Walter
Luman. hubert. ldaho: b. r..
Roberts. Amcs: a. Beedle. Logan;
John Reed. TIE: !. r. Bedsanl,
Magnolia: James Owens. l.oean;
Emmett Harvey. Charles City: w.
w. Frazier, Missouri Valley: A.
Bcnjaminc. Council Bluffs, and
r.. +. Hill. Logan.
Company A Jake Case. okla
homa: Elias Owens. Logan: Jas.
I.atla. Logan. and G. n. Caldwell,
Logan.
T Mr.. Lyman was accompanied by
his wife from Idaho and Mr.. Read
by his daughter. Mrs. McCoil Of
Ute.
The guests in attendance were
served with a four-course sup
per al 6 O'Clock.
We pay cash for good butter Il
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

Every we'll regulated table
should have a water bottle filled
with pure drinking water. We
give you wafer bottle with a half
gallon of vinegar, Gilmore Sat
itary grocery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Little Clara. daughter of Mr.

Little Clara. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. \. Price. who has
been very i'll with heart and ncr-
vous trouble the past few weeks,
seems much better today and moi
Iqmite so nervous.
Miss Vivian Smith. who has
been the guest of friends i'm tho
Valley the last Two weeks. left
this afternoon for the Bluffs,
where she will visit few days
before returning to- her home i'm
Denver.
The now Lincoln highway Just
east of town is now completed and
has been thrown open to he pub
| lie The grade is a fine one and
adds greatly to the appearance OF
the approach to the town from
he east.
Mrs. r.. r.. Waite left this
morning for her home i'm Walt
IA. Neb., after a few days visit
at The Elias Harmon home on
West street. MIR. and Mrs. llar-.
m,n and daughter accompanic
t.er as far as Fremont.
Mrs. Fred Sladen of Bechec-
town was the overnight guest OF
her sister. Mrs. II. j. Peterson
This morning she left for Gla-
lrinda. where she will visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Clark.
and attend the county fair.
Mrs. Myrna Morrison, who has
been spending several weeks in
the city. the guest of her sister,
Mrs. T.. w. Stevens. left this aft
ernoon for her home i'm Omaha
Her neice. Louise Stevens. ac-
|tompanied her home for a short
Visit.
The concrcline ON Sixth street
was completed This afternoon and
all s1llat remains To he concreied
is he small strip from Erie
street Io the Vincent implement
house OH Fourth street Brick
laying will be begun Monday and
n, IN aI Ihpnn0h
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Tho Best Laxative.

TO keep the bowels regular the
hest laxative is outdoor exercise.
Drink u full glass of water half
an hour before breakfast and eat
an abundance of fruit and vcge-
tables. also establish regular
habit and he sure that your how
els move once each day. Whcn
a medicine is needed take Cham
hrrlain's Tablets. They arc
pleasant 10 take and mild and
gentle in effect. For sale by
Robert Harvey and Doty 4 peler-
son. ca29