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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06
DOES BACKACM WORRY YOU?
Some C.anisea Pssple Have Le.rped
How ACet Relief

How many people suffer from an
achiug back?
How many know the Cause?
IL 1t hurts to stoop ur hit
Ii you snHer sudden, 3srting pains
II you are weak, lame and tired
Suspect Your kidueys
Watch FOR natures sigma!
The FIRST sign may be headache or
diz.Ineas.
Scanty, painful or too frequent
urination,
Nervousness or constant dead
tired feeling
Avert the serious kidney diseases,
Tres. the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys
Gratefully endorsed by residents
Of this locality.
w j. Faircloth, Escalanta Boz.
Delta. Colo SAYS: Il WAS bothered
with various annoying symptoms of
kidney complaint Ny back was
weak and painful and the secretions
were irregular and too frequent in
passage. l took two boxes of Deans
Kidney Pills and was cured"
Price Soc, at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that cured Mr..
Faircloth.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Props. Buffalo.
N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06
scniLokRErs HUNGARIAN on
ChESrRA

The Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra
n probably more widely known today
than any other Hungarian orchestra
IN this country As q director Samuel
schiidkret can get as much music ont
Of six men as many directors viii get
from an orchestra Of ten
Mr.. Sch!ldkret and his orchestra drst
became known during the Worlds faif.
Chicago. The members had then JUST
recently come TO this country from
their native land. and their work was
attracting considerable attention when
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this sin
enclose with &c. and mail it to Foley Z
Co., Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return q trial package of Foley's
Honey Tar Compound, for coughs, colds,
and Group; Foley's Kidney Pills, for pain
IN side, rheumatism. backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley's Cath
artic Tablets. Q Wholesome and thorough
~ cleansing cathartic for constipation.
biilousness, headache, sluggish bowels.
Walkers Drug Store, Dr.. Walker
Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06

tons Of learning in Colorado. In the
natural order OF things the largest
number Of these are found In our Nor
maj schools Owing to the present
high cost Of living as well as to the
heavier courses required, In order to
complete the work in the two years
/ so heavy in fact as to almost pre-
/ CIude any outside work-it is almost
utterly impossible for the most ambi-
( tious girl TO complete the work with
out some financial aid from some
source or course there is the sum-
mer vacation in which many Of the
girls earn sufficient to pay about half
their expenses for the succeeding year
I in school
To one who has not looked into the
natter seriously it may seem strange
that a girl who has lived all her life
in a community, has the respect and
good will of everyone who knows her.
pc haps is the honor student in her
class when she graduates from high
school, and yet in her circle OF friends
no one ready TO help her temporarily
TO reach the goal OF her dreams which
her worthy ambition has set within
the horizon of her vision.
In the wisdom OF experience, you
and | know that the world has few
men or women who feel II their duty
to turn over to any young girl the
money necessary to carry her through
Normal school when she has absolute
| y no security to offer. II you think
this is overdrawn, just try to borrow
sum OF money under those circum-
stances. The average busy man has
neither the time nor the inclination to
investigate individual cases.
This brings us up to the real OBJ
| iect OF this service-the helping OF
any worthy young woman SO that she
may, because of her training. be self
supporting and more helpful to others
without any sacrifice OF her self-re-
spect.
| The money that does this work does
| II over and over. making two dollars
grow where one grew before. has been
gathered bit by bit from the generous
contributions OF organizations and in
dividuals. mostly OF Gunnison and sur.
rounding country, the proceeds of en-
tertainments. and. as the work has be-
come better known. loyal friends OF
the school in other portions Of west
EN- Colorado have added their gifts.
This money is loaned to girls who have
no other way Of getting an education
after careful investigation and upon
the recommendation OF one business
man and one other reliable man or
woman OF the girls home town, to
which is added the recommendation
OF President Kelley or Dean Quigley.
The fund was founded in 1913, the
first gift being one scholarship. or
500. and today it amounts to s1,651.95
Loans to the amount of nearly $4,000
have been made AS fast as Install
ments are paid hack the money is
loaned out again. Sixty-two girls have
been helped by loans and twenty six
have had free scholarships. As the
! fund has increased the demands have
also increased. from one student help
ed in 1913 with loan OF $500. to
thirty-four girls in 1916. with loans az
gregating $1,063. OF the sixty-two
girls who have had loans. forty have
paid back their entire Indebtedness;
five are paying back in monthly in
stallments; two have had to have an
extension Of time. and We are help
ing seventeen this year, who are. not
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH-Dr Harry
p BaBsett, Robert Il, CoChrane 4 Co Central
Ry signal Co, Cohen ( Ruben cooperage Co,
/, Hall HAY Bros, G, ", Jones oscar John
son Prod. Co.; Mrs BayaTd LulSsns M q. Les
lie, Maxwell MCCNntock-Peter Afichaes j. l..
Pierce; Mrs. Harry strong, Mrs Harry spran-
gleE J. N Tieky11or; Emma Walter. Wise &
tractor Novelty Co; Jesse Athsrton, .Alleroyn
Miss Sedonia bowers, G.. $, Walker, O. G.
Carr, Champion Candy Machine Co. Mrs
Laura b. EllWanger John Evans Mrs. An
drew FrederleSsoFP, Mrssii Ella Goores4- Mrs
Mrs Dorothy Liyings tone. n. b. Lamout
Miss Della McponQugh. Miss Anna Pende-
bury, Jno. sullivan, John r. Siserer, Jo-
ssph J., a, Swinnerton. Someryillc Tubing
20. I'd. rhoHSs. +. b. Wharton. c. Walters,
Mrs watson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NlCHoLSs, 1926 BainbrdEe Al v,s,.
positions, for butler, second men, covsIa. wss.'
several lines girls together. chainbeymsiiSys'
French. Swiss. German nurses etc; wa5iss'
additional couples, second men. cooks a.. n.
500 Mattresses laundrcsses. housemalds ~ y
Phone Locust 213O. "''
WANTED-Competent French or Enrliah ndy,
maid. first.class cooks $50 TO $50; coots ~ :
Main Line, $40; Kitchen maids 81; 9 oonreI
tent second men, 500; references reduirsd
Mrs. Rogers 313 s. 10th st. w.
CIIAMBERMAlDS. childnurses and houssWo,t
girls want positions; English chdnurse wants
Miss Rose Dousherty, 1913 w. Glrard ave
EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Employm..,
club. 22J S. Sydenham D5th and Walnutl-
Governesses. mothers helpers nurses Vali-
reFses, cooks supplied.
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rlttenhouse su.-Want,d
large addlt'ns reliable help for every capacity
VOLTS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, select h.lp
1926 8. 10Th ST. Phone Dickinson 5s1i.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING MANAGER with ranufac,,,-,,,.
ana newsPaper experience open for new proBo,
printing. engraving merchandlsIng selIi1s'
9l0, Ledger OIice. "'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16
HE1P wANrED-MALB

coriinued from PRECEDING Column
LABoRERs. coored and whl,e. for +. r., r.
steady work; board with company u oesiroo'
MACHINE TENDERS wanted for roofing, MIL
cylinder machines; hours y Wa Leu. Oll.
MAN. capeble. with experience on time study
work. Eive full details. also age and wages
desired: desirable position with raplu Nu'
vancemcnt. NJ 022, Ledger Oulce.
MAN. cxporienced to drive team; grain and
baled hay business; reference REQUIRED. Nail
II. Beiber & Co. 2259 Germantown avs ---
MAN elderly bookkeeper and general work "
expected. BOX IL Wyncote Pa
MAN wanted with strictly sober habits. TO take
charge OF garage; good reference required
ai5. Ledger Ofnce.
MEN wanted for stochroom who will merit pro,
motion with growing corporation; thie shoud
he Of particular interest TO one OF ahiuty VINO
liz deslrous Of advancementi no ,opJeCtlon, 70
age hut prefer TO- have u stated togeLnet
with experience and salary expected & 2oZ'
Ledger Office,
MEN Observation-Disclosures locomotive ma
rLirisfq. car repair men, lHhorcrs. locomotive
cleaners Penns. u. r.. lfil tllpert ST
MEN for night work In milk house. Apply after
10 y. m. 402 s. l2th ST. --
PICTURE MAT CUTTER aud ftterj steady en-
ployment, station Bros 0iO2 Gtn. ave.
REAL ESTATE SOLICITOR wanted to sell low
prired suburban lots and houses; good oppor-
tunlty FOR energetic person. full particulars
preferred. J 4i5. Ledger Central
SALES MANAGER for Delaware and Maryland:
business reference required; elderly man pre-
ferrcd DaFraph COMPANY ~ $. 18th st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16

StONTI. In ioying remembrance of Mrs.
M4fFef PfFER sHoNrz. VINO died january 10.
MOTHER. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
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nr1.p wANrrp-rFmA1E

RI r,Bty. Young lady for ofnce work; state ars
and education 9 ~. LEDGER Office.
COOK. white, az managing houseteeper for
family of living in apartment. must be eN'
ceiient cook and have irst-class references
Gail 2012 Walnut 81. ---
COOK. Protestant. references required small
family no laundry work. wages S. 3SlO
Walnut st
COOK and downstairs work; reference required;
good wages 2300 Delaware ave, Whining
ton, Del .------ ------------
DREssMAKER - WAIST TRIMMER
FOH LARGE DRISSMAETNG ESTAH-
iIsHMENT CAPABLE or CUTTING
AND COPYlNG FROM -, EI{{ESSH
bET{iENGE in LARGE FtRST.CLASS
HORSE NEED APPLYi GOOD SAL
Any f.oNd SEASON CALI REAR
2Oi3 WALNUT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16
SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced. desires
hrst-class position taking charge 446,
Ledger Central
BoOltKEEPER and stenographer. thoroughly
experienced; Al reference; salary SIS. 3i4,
Ledger Central.
ER-stenographer, experienced; exec
utive ability Al refs Dickinson 2sOs W.
CHARtBE7WoRK AND wAITING-Young girl
wishes position in country; no washing Ad-
dress q 1875, Ledger Office
COOK, first class, German. wants position In
private family city; best ref. ll6. Led. on
COOK and chambermaid. . sisters work to-
gether; best reference. G POI. Ledger Office
COOK. Protestant, with excellent reference; city
or country. 202d Pemherton 81,
GIRLS, ., wish positions; one cooking. chamber
work and waiting can l2O HaBsberTy st..
Germantown.
HoUSEWoRK and ppts. colored; days work or
laundry work at home Ledger Branch. 18th
NURSE for infant only viii leave City Nurse.
SECRETARY, with know ledge OF proofreadinE
advertising and printing, desires position: best
references salary Sis. j 25G, Ledger Central.
YOUNG WOMAN desires position as desk clerk
cashier or assistant hookkeeper In hotel AZ
summer resort; Atlantic City preferred
NJ T40, Ledger Central
FRENCH and German ladies' maids and French
chamhermaid wish positions In hrst-class
Am, family, country pref 1913 N. Franklin
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sIruAsIoNs wANrrn-m...

- iabf
Continued from Preceding coiam.
BooKKEEPER. thoroushIy s,aa-,.--.---
luais, opfen, close, wrlto IN books ana %, y, WI
phone, Woodland ii63 NJ terms nsh
BUTLER wishes position: city ,ro,..--.
or write al tTth (empioyer's ierred tdr,ed Can
dsIef,I driVs hrsi Class white GOOD
!n n Priyate family; best city referenes position
CHEMIST. experienced In rssesrch -,
anaEtlcsi work and manaFer ,Fensrai
lines in or near PhIisdeinbIioas bIios'tl9n along wsss
COMPANION and valet; refined yoon,. ~ i.s1 on
R1i experienced references III Ss5s ITslni nan as,d
COOK, first class. Japanese, wlsbe, r,.S ssnt
reference. Yamada. 5os n. istbs sfeeE b,si
COOK. BUTLER; man and wife. ,,ss.-.----y
encc, Phone Spruce 1927. Sears refer
FNaM MHNAgiER Is open for egsasemss, II
nTSt,Gqss r2pi Prp2pi0sjlon viii be censdessd oug
MAN. experienccd, desires position yei,Ss., ~
aaIe or retail EroCery or tea house, N NJ. Nnols.
every ds{el, OF blending. packing. dsst6e.i
luz, tIv. nIBheHI references; modera IA sd iout-
dpiss ru ottSSo tWaa.mg e go out Of town,
MAN age 40. at present emplovsd -,a..--
railroad experience, desires chsps. ysarr
frehCss Tsgaraing character and abillty TX
MAN AND. WIFE man es chaufsnr :. -.
wife good plain cook. p 929, Ledger isslslef'
fRIyATE sEcRETARY-student AZ me Fa.s,s
desires change OF posltion ISL p0E EedrssEp dIEspsy.i i
SALESMAN. experienced. now emnios.s N
large Philadelphia corporation des3rrnSss ~ ~ bf
OPPORTUNITIES, viii take local renrssss sss larger
for manufacturer or distributor ~ ssentauou
NJ hlS. Ledger Office. ''eahlzatlon
sTENoGRAPHER, male Al, yrs,I e,r..,...--
knows OFFICE work; would take nn.iiHipest leencs;
Ing to salesmanship. ] 49, IedSer. d.'S1 ". lsad-
TRAFFIC. MANAGER-Have your cos, :, - =,
trlbution lowered: 30 years old: sn.l p. %.
In traffic q years In present nositissssl lAllftst
Pennn II. T.: Thoroughly understand el,swIses wy
cations tarlnS, packing, routing claims ~. W.
want connection with large induatrtsni' stcs
G 20i Ledger Office F''ai hrm
COLLEGE GRADUATE. years eXscnilv.- -
selling experience. desir,4 10 NAL Ivy shd
February l. c 1872, Ledger ofhce. onanss
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UNDERTAKF FRS

UNDERTAKFRS
D. F. GALLAGHER o32l T. Huntington
Undertaken and Embalmer Bell nh Ken, 4B2.
LOST AND FOUND
RACK ABERDEEN ,TERRGER female lost
Sunday afternoons plain leather collar, small
bell attached long black straight hair, point
cd ears; last seen In vicinity Of Broad and
Walnut sts.; reward lT2O Pine st., Locust
B9l3 j.
DIAMOND - LOST. DIAMOND SOLITAIRE.
PLATINUM SETTING DIAMONDS DOWN
BOTH SfIANES, LIBERAL REWARD If
RETURNED TO 1927 LOCUST. APT. b,
AIUFF-I.ost, Persian lamb mun, Saturday eve
ming January IS, between 18th and Chestnut
10 Broad, to Girard ave very liberal reward,
having been gift TO owner Telephone Walnut
2537, Mr.. Page.
NECKLAcE--I;ost. ,Ereen aEd silver bead neck
lace, on sunday, between 4Oth and 48th sts..
Spruce and Chestnut dead mothers last gift,
Kindly return TO 1892 Spruce st.
PURsE-Iost. purse, small brown pigsllin near
Curtis Publishing Co, and Washington square,
late Monday afternoon, containing bills,
stamps, prescription, doOrkey, small gold
badge; reward. 2O5, Ledger Office.
SCARFPIN-LOst, Saturday, january Is, scarf
pin containing one (redl ruby and three dlA-
moEds; liberal reward, Return to Combes 8
Van Roden. ill3 Walnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16
Statesmen

The Encyclopedia Britannica needs a few
hlgh-class statesmen to work on leads only
both in tho city and to travel
To salesmen or other lines seeking work we
can raw that four-nTths OF our suCCesstul
men are men who never sold books before
good statesmen, but who have sufficient cNecu-
tive ability to handle other men Those VINO
rapid promotion to positions IN a permanent
nrro nI2ation which will pay them far moro
than is made by the average salesman,t
II you are real salesman regardless OF
what TInc YOU have been are now selling.
come in and talk u over with us. We train
Won thoroughly. Commission and drawing aC-
count.
13n SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET
Cor. Walnut at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16

EXPERIENCED BUYER
Tor cbldren's wear and muslin underwear =
exceptional opportunity for capable person 70
buv FOR and manage these departments Hppu-
Cpfions strictly confidential.
JtfLtUS GtTMAN CO .,
Lexington st. and Park ave. baltimore, Ma,
FILTERS
WAISTS AND SKlRTSl HIGHEST SALARY hSiIlYY
PAID TO THOROPGHLY tOMIEIENT
PEOPLE. NJ az. LEDGER CENTRAL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16

SALESNEN-Owing to our increasing business
we can use q Few i've, energetic Salesinen
Co tSso'ES 95o SaqRst HRRs sr""'N st. i'e'e'
SALESNEN-wantcd. high class statesmen by
sTriStInn propoq qti5ni land premium; leads fur.
nished Apply iO3 S. 9Th st.
Statesmen .. wanted for Phila.: nrst- class
aGt i65 6cry ds r'B Broad % thcstRH
SHEET METAL HELPERS wanted Apply 1888
Cherry ct.
soLDERERS wanted, experienced on, wagsh;
Armot ST.. Germantown.
assistant TO executive: one who can take rapid
\ dictation and when required can write his own
who has initiative. = lO2, Ledger Otnce. ..
STENOGRA PHER--Young man, experienced; OK
Ccllent opportunity TO connect with one of the
largest lumber firms in Philadelphia p lO3,
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. 1923 Collow-
hill st.
STOCK sALEsMrlN ,wqnted commission basis
Apply GOI Abbott Building. Broad and Race
James Robertson. 2OI Thomas st.. Wilkins
STREET CLEANERS wanted. white or colored;
Apply 0l5 $. 18th, between and a. IN. and
to p m.
WooLEN sPINNERs wanted on Davis 3 Fur
yarns night work. For full particulars apply
10 SlinEsby Mfg. Co, Ltd, Brantford. ont.
YOUNG MAN. 10 or is years OF age for office
duties IN large mercantile house; eNcelenL on
handwriting, giving fun particulars. IiS
Ledger Central
YOUNG. MAN to learn business; manual training
& Earle Inc 9iS Chestnut st.
YOUNG MAN in shipping department. 1923
Callowhlll.
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seS5g Work SoIS5sqd S6sFd '@q WITH il desired
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

Our policy will not permit US 10 ADvER
TISE or SELL any EXCHANGED LOCO
MOBILE that Is not UP to OUR standareSoi
what used car SHOULD BE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16

d. +. GALLAGHER. 232l Z. Huntington
Undertaken and Embalmsr. Bell ph. Ken. 80.
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ED. B. MOONEY TRANSFER co. Have just competed uea. pig con crete warehouse. which is now 'oDer for business
 WE STORE EvERYTHiNa Office s4s valley ss. Phsns tf7=
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pianists, and they gave another num- Der
 Mildred Holiday gave reading Higher Culture in Dixie" in delight fully rendering her dialect and tone expression were very characteristic, and she was forced to respond to an enchore
 Miss Faulkner had prepared a chorus of the negro dialect style from members of her glee club, and it was beautifully rendered, each voice show ing careful training in choral work; they were recalled.
 The auditorium was filled by the high sch5ol pupils and faculty and a few visitors
 Mrs. Annie West has returned from Philadelphia to make dTot Springs her future home.
 Mrs Francis COrbin Lowry of Cof- feyVille. Kan, died yesterday after noon at 12 Fordyce street, after an illness of over six months. Her hus- band, C. H. Lowry. and deceased, have been annual visitors here for the past nine years The remains will be shipped to Little Rock on the 6 D, m. train this evening, accompanied by Mir. Lowery. where they will be met by relatives from Kansas and Illinois. Funeral services will be held at Rubel's undertaking parlors. Inter. ment will be in Little Rock.
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REL IGIOUS CELEBRATION 0F
 UNITED STATES ENTRY
OF ST. PAUL, LON DON. WAS CROWDED WITH
 NOTABLE GATHERING.

London, April 20--The entry of the United Stateg into the world war on the side of the entente allies was celebrated in St Paul's cathedral to- day.
 King George and Queen Mary and numerous members Of the royal house ho q, the mayors of the 26 boroughs of London, dressed in their official robes of scarlet; peers, cabinet minis ters, the ambassadors and ministers of the entente countries with their staffs; high army and navy officials and many Americans, including Wal ter Hines Page. the American ambas- sador, and his staff were present
 Not a seat in the vast editice was vacant
 The service was impressive and King George eyinced the deepest in terest. The sermon was preached by the Right Rev. c. II. Brent. Episcopal bishop of the Philippine islands. The archbishop of Canterburg delivered .the benediction.
 The entire congratiOn arose near the end of the service when the band played The Star Spangled Banner" and there was audible throughout the cathedral, the sound of subdued voices singing the anthem. Even King Georges lips moved as he followed the lines, and at the end of the stanza the words the home of the brave" brought smile to the monarch's face and he turned and nodded to the queen.
 'God Save the King was great vocal chorus in which everyone in the cathedral participated except King George A arge American flag and the Union Jack were the only decora- tons in the cathedral
 London and many other cites and towns throughout the United King dom were bedeckcd today with Ameri. can flags in honor Cf the occasion. Even on the Victory tower of West were flung to the breeze beside the British flag, Never before has any flag except the Union Jack or the royal standard been flown from the tower
 After the services in St. Paul's King George greeted Amba sdor Page and Rear Admiral Sims. Y. & N, who is on a mission to England. King George later held a few moments conyersa ton with the admiral to whom he eX- pressed pleasure that The America and British nayies were working in common cause.
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ton of any kind except to do work in ones home or in clubs, chapters, societies CT other organizations
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NOTICE

Dr. wiufrcd s. Moss has taken over the dental practice of Dr. h. T. Cook and will continue. fourth floor Thomp- son building 4-l0-1m
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COULDN'T STAND
 ANY EXCITEMENT
Suffered From Nervousness and Weakness and Would Just Go to Pieces if Excited. Writes
 Georgia Lady.

Winston, Gal am taking Cardui right now" writes Mrs. Alice Green of R. ur. D. 1, this place q suffer very much at my and from nerv- ousness and W eakuess. This is the third time have taken it. The first time was about four years ago Had a great deal of headache and was SO nervous all the time that l couldn't stand any excitement at all
 If | got excited I would just all give way and go to pieces. My sister in-law told me first about Cardui, and began to take it. l conld tell a big difference m my strength before l had taken whole bottle. was about we'll by the time l had taken or 1 bottles and I scou got so I could do all my work
 "The second time took it was last fall G think overworked picking cotton and doing my housework. I got SO bad that I suffered very badly at my So | began taking Cardui again. took bottles and l imme- diatelF beean to improve aud felt bet ter than | had in a long time. l weighed 154 when l finished taking il, more than l had in long time."
 Cardui the woman's tonic. hds won the confidence of it's users by ahe re- suits which they obtain. Try it
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RECEPTION TO "DYNAMlTE
 JOHNNY" O'BRIEN
o'BRlEN RAN THE SPANl Sl BLOCKADE IN CUBA AND LANDED GENERAL
 FUNSTON.

New York April 20.-"Dynamite Johnny" O'Bricn. a famous filbust- ercr celebrated his eightieth birthday here today at reception arranged in his honor by the government of Cuba. It was a happy day for Captain Un- afraid as the Cubans call him, in spite of the pain he suffers from paralysis. eout, rheumatism and lum bago. His one regret, he said. was that Fred" Funst Il. the late major colonel, could not he among his guests.
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Logan Berry Ice Cream. The Pas Milk Co. A-1-tf