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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

special Correspondence of Evory Evening
Scaford Gc. l- George " Wool
ford unc 81 Scalord~ most lRhll re-
spcctcd colorcd residents Is advertising
his business Tor sale after being IN The
mercantile line hcr since carly boyhood
Professor | harrington has
moved lata the property he recently
purchased Oh lroLt street and Paul
Guthrie and family have MOVE! here
IRON Cannon and ire occupying thu
propcrt, vacated u Professor liarnng-
ton. which Nr Guthrlc owns
Captain John r iekrjdgc has moved
into hi> handsome new houlc II the
corner of High and From ~trrt
James Hucy of Nia~Se1 Nid ~iont
par ot the wcck With friends II town.
Dr. Luther Davis ~ Camp ptnn,
y Y left for thar place Yesterday after
~pcndiue two weeks With iis wife VII
ha~ BEEN rii1c iii viih influenza
lir and Mr. lrnc~t SIMON. are t.
cciying congratulations ., The hirth q
Il hne ~oI..
HI. CIars llcarn. !: Laurel spent
thc Weekend with relatives 10 town.
Nj aul Mr. Howard Morgan ard
son ar, spending the week IN neimar
where MIR Morgan i III with influence
Air- Kouer- G rice. has returned
from Poeouehr I'ity. whore ~'aa had
hctn nursing her son ami llI> ta1ntl% mo
havc necn III with 7'.o TIA
Sir and MIR William Neavcr u
crc ~neuaing part +. IL, nveel "a W.
ulti~.rr Me paebIug thetE ao'I~e'old
goods II move II ~ca.cld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLI
Liberty Loan Workers Have b
Day, Landing Many
Subscriptions.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Oct. Il Hustling cner-
getic Liberty Loan workers had a big
/ day yesterday.
The womens committee took sub
scriptlohs amounting to $50, i50, and the
mems forces got S1i ,ij0 The total
amount ol subscriptions taken hY til
women committee since the beginning
of the campaign has reaehed. S65, l51
and the tot | reached by The men COM
F., mittec amount 10 s9l .200. making n
| grand total Of Si56,350.
The slogan that every worker ms
adopted for the remainder Of The cain
paign Is Keep plugging away II
would be n sad tale to tell II the worker
should slow up and the quota for New
Castle not be reached However. ii tn
people will only back up the loan worker
with few more extia subscription NcH
Castle will 20 over the top IL = lliit
The following list Of unclaimed letters
have been posted IN the po.t afliee
John Barct. Miss Katie Bt.utcrs. Vii
ham Church NIrs katc Ghrlsti I'd
ward Cathall. John Frank GoNc. y u
Craig. Charles / Deverean. Nillian
Dunn Mrs May Ethel Filter. George
Gibbons, James Green. u : Gaughah.
Mrs Eugene llarri Wilbur IIptmon.
Miss Hattie Hood George William
Harris, Mrs Mary IIaslan Ruth liar
r.ngton Miss Irene Jacohs Mrs \ {
Johnson, Walter Johnson. Alf= Nettie
Johnson. John l.eWis. r Nj utter.
Mrs Clark VI fry. Nirs i.lizabetta
Joseph Manning. Edwin Nurgattuya.
T. ID OdclI, Chlrle, People. BarnWell
Pcgues, Horse Phillips. Mrs Liza Hay.
Mary T. Rect Aunfatd Rabrrsan.
Michael Rhlcl,Li Mis- Annie SlloWet.
Mis- Molhc smith. Nrs IcNs epcal@lnan.
Lee II Tayor fnlla Iofuselii, AIr and
Mrs Hcnr, NilcoN Nfrs Elizabeth
Williams, and Ms Jessie Nrght
Mrs CLAYTON tpplebt NIrs Reftha
Iialcs. Miss Inza SantmFrf. and Nf
and Mrs Ryen~. ol Bear. Del hase
recovered from nffuenla
Joseph Rothroeh. IdWari Na9Ie
AMI BfokaW seminar together shol
-four nIcs Wrld tIHe.~ Yesterday IF the
butter ball (4ne
Nlfrcd Dom has p=iened .fnm Tire
Burns 1'arago -cfvter A5i haa accepted
position ~ Wilmington
Altr,d Wuslou. twin brother tu falk
NmSov. dIrd last evening II his home
OH Delaware 81 Nlr Nn@lou vas shonf
- years ot aye and V4s Ialu anil lalsed
N New Castle II, Has 4 netl.ef u
the Jr, . L 81
IIcrhcrt Il9nt IT IHtb sf nttl +,
serving for nrlc Sam .noH IL nifl
leave ncNf MONDAY for lafi III iout
Matthew Val Fl altd tainllt m
suffering with lHfHep1a
rod Peach tnrtncfy II NeR astfe
i~ dead II his haiEe n Camden. y ]
lie had many friends il w Ga.flt
Mrs George harrington faraefis
Miss BcS>ic iamsson. tiad at mfhmnl1
yesterday
Miss Irene Irtut uas 4el4 soflaa-ls
Ill with rnHucn1t LAST evening
Whitney Dlll i visitor n New 4stie
Mrs Edward McpoWcii d fHni
II Is confined IL her home with guns |
According t. Roarl II l.e4iitI offiei4Is
there ls little change IA fbe aHHapx4
III this cis lHete arc fe1t i
new cases reported, bui sill tGefe Is NJ
much sign ot tn endcmc elaekemng
the cmcrgcn,H hospit1iS are fgertN4Hg
patients every day ami are always filled
up DR.. Dodd leports about fiqe or
,iN new ca~c~ daily winch Slows tha.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
WAR-RELIC TRAIN At NEWPORT.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport, Oct. Il The war relic
train visited Newport. yesterday morn
ing, arriving at n. IN. The entire
neighborhood turned out Ia view the
contents of the cars There were six
ears, in three of which were war xhibits
particularly relies from the battleiields
captured by Americans from the Gcrnuns
the rain was III charg Of james H.
Borden. He wcs Gco cootnpanicd by eight
marines, Veterans from the. armies Of
France, Italy, Canada and one of Per-
civilians prominent in Liberty Loan work.
speeches The train left ut 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
NEWS OF NEW ARK.
Special Correspondence Of Every Eyeni

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. 0ct L lIcuteuan, Draprf
smith, Alfred Aiaehie and ljenrv Mar
son. al Delaware COLLEGE mon who RI
ceived their commission Al Pla,tSbr.rs
several weeks ago, ;re III tIc same COM
pany, tie 27th, l6lSt Depot Bugad !.
al Camp Grant Illinois
Three soldiers IRON tae Industrial
Camp n Delaware COLLEGE Private-
Casey. Gallagher and CopnJe-. were
Transferred to Cuap Gordon. ncar At-
Iauta Georgia tbs eel
Mrs William Taylor met WITH 4 p4li.-
III accident several DAYS AGO. vle,, I
fla, IRON fell from . shelf stirling her on
shc head anc lntIc1ln9 severe gi-I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

LAYTON chairman b thc RcpuDhcan
state Central Committee. and \Tessrs.
Townsend and Ferguson. special mes
-engcrs to he several cantDnmcnts to
ecurc The registration ~ soldier -otcrs
4i he coming election. as . h. best
method o tkiag The vote and also
h1y 10 'akc tile -ote ii those soldiers
who register nncn nome On turiough
and vno will not be ,Die 70 eet home
On election Ga-
~evcrai mc5hou. were suggested III
Guiding tho occurring of 4 list ~ the en-
tire registration al@n, ..avlug each soldier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
BURGLARS IN PRINTING OFFICE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Get Il The Dover Index
office was broken into two nights in
uccession. this week and the safe in the
business office, which was not locked.
completely riiled. In prying open the
two small drawers of the safe, in which
were valuable contracts and three or
four liberty bonds. the burglars, believed
TO bc amateurs, badly hungled their job.
Another drawer containing several checks
and about ten dollars IN paper money
was left untouched,
There Il every reason to believe who
ono of the guilty parties was. as n hoy
was found with some of the plundcr in
his possession, but denied that he was
the guilty party. The State authorities
are investigating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
NeWarl C'ci l. Invitations haro
been issued hv Mrs HAIRY Miller C.,lI1,-
hcII tor jhe wedding d hcv G:t!oItcr.
Iarion >,ajop Campbell 10 Clarence
Idp ard Neve~ !. farlnucton.
Mis- Campboil N-.> !; member 0i III.
t.r>t ciaS~.1 THE II ou.el College. u .nch
was crao,5ared ia~l spring N;r heTe~
i . graduate q TcIigi I ryer~:tv al4I
>pecI 4lizcd IL ctfta.u branches i. .1ri-
culture ii Delaware ColIce, Tor $50
) ears He wa- also coach q Delaware
.or two years. ar3 is r.anaeer ii the
Pom Ova farm mar Iarminetou
The wedding VII take nlaee Cr.o0cr
- ia Newark Prerb> tertm Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
FLYER SERIOUSLY I'LL.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, oct II Word was received
here last evening by II e Taylor, of
the critical illness ol Cadet William Z.
Tavlor. .Ir. Fifth cadet Squadron.
Ellington Field, Houston. ToNas. where
h. has boon for acvcraI week ID training
for Tho Aviation Corps. lie Is afflicted
with pneumonia
Young faNinr 4 the son u Roy Vii
liam T. Tavlor Of salisbury Md, A
member of Wilmington VI 4 com
ference and nephew of II { TAYLOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
DELAlAR IMPROVING.

special spondcncc Of Every Evening
nclmar, oct. Il The crest Of the
epidemic Of influenza has been reached
aud il is on the decline There have been
no deaths from the disease this week and
many who have had il are On he road
to recovery
Nt meeting of the Board Of Health.
the first oi the week i was reported there
had been 200 cases here and ia The I'M
mediate vicinity IS measure Of pro
lection. the hoard passed an order rceu-
lifting the hours If opening and closing
stores At from "A. IN. IL is. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
TRF PLAGUE At DONER.

special Corre> pondence OF Every ,ruing
)avet. o"f u BeraD~c "5 IL"
continued prevalence of III, ndg,t za
epidemic u Dover and vIucults. tf.e
ladir,.flou~ Ere jLore VIII "o "a Opening
.. bc c!puche- ~..iaol- either rla &
inr public gatherings tur anu.her weol,
III least Dover.~ pn,-iciau~ alc KEEP
hu~s daE and nigll, administering to
thc sici,
Mrs James Bchca i quite IN. and
yesterday 1he streets arolnd Tho LouSe
Weee ropcJ clf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Funeral of Reynolds Clough,
Dover Lawyer, Victim of Intlu-
enza, This Afternoon.
FARMERS RAISE TURKEYS
White Clay Creek Hundred Will
More Than Meet Its Liberty
Loan Quota.
FARMERS RAISE TURKEYS

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Oct l1.-Thc White Clay
Creek Hundred Liberty Loan campaign
Is progressing satisfactorily and there Is
every reason to believe the hundred will
go over the top by n considerable
amount The hundred ; quota is S169,6i0,
and OF that amount S2lS.20 had been
subscribed up to Yesterday afternoon,
leaving but >2l 40 to be secured to
reach the quota
The Nomen 5 committee has done fine
work in this campaign. having secured
500 600 in subscriptions which IS slightly
more than the Mems Committee has
secured, SSS.200 The reports OF the
various captains up 60 yesterday after
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
INFLUENZA SEAFORD

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scuorl Oct H. Constable NarIn +.
Thompson ha> hccn compelled u close
hi store bcra1,se of the prevalence ri
inAuc,1a III his familv ue aud his wife
and son i,rlng iii with the disease
Saturday night hc got ne brother
lamc> Thompson a. STAY hi the store
fer hlm and alto. uc had boon Ia there
only 4 fcv hours Ic 800 Mas taken I'LL
with the mala,!N and hai to to carricd
10 hl> home Ill srd his nlfc arc iov
victims ui the liu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
FAILED TO SitkE RETt R\.
Special Correspondents Of Every Evcun.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evcuing
Newark. Oc; H. The following req
i~trants Of ..ral New Castle county havc
failed to return qucetionalrc> Il trey
do not nI>h 10 be claS~ed rs deiin9uenyS.
they must return thcSe QucSuouaires.
properly hllcd out at once to the Local
l.,.cmption Board
] Nlr,lcn Iuclt L -. Edgcmoor
Manuel Narlic< Ru,io Penn Grove.
y T.
Michael No~csil arhlyn
rarcis Alcfor West L ID M
Wilmington
Irne>tu Po~>I. Worth steel C'o Ct4s-
mont
Andrew Biaek~oH !, - NJ +. >lnz rI..l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
FARM LABOR STULSCARCE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
>caiurd. 0ct 4. On >ouC farms in
SUsscN county here is still = grca; scarcity
of Labor. and i; is not unusual to SOC 4
farmer successfully carrying forVa i
large amount Of farm work IL lumscf
The outlook now is that the help Will
he coming back in time fnr re> rcnr'S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
HIS MONEY WAS BURNED.

Sprcial Corrc>pondrncc ot Every Evening
:~calord oct 1. Reuben ScgarS, a
farmer living near here has lu>t 500 III
hills. which were burned IA Mondav
he bad nut the muucl III The fluc
iinic 81 4 chimney tor satckorpinG and
il i supposed spark of fire from
stove IA III adjoining room tell On The
ron ID iull~ and Sc: tnclu Oh hys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

Mrs. Frances T.. Mccoy, principal
OF the Newport public school, has been
confined To her home for sometime with
Spanish influenza
Harvey Maclary, who has been suffering
from an attack OF Spanish influenza,
is now able To be around
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
A FREAK APPLE.

special Correspondence Of Eyerr Etc..u.s
Dover Oct 7-ln apple wa, shown
mere yesterday by Representative John
" Tarburton Of Leipeic hat wa rvo
distinct colors one ,ide showing i darb
red color Of the Nero VARIETY. and thc
other the light color oi L Roman Beauty.
There is :. di>tinc linz between tlt tuo
varieties.
The apple va plucked from Bo-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
DEIAW ARE ALL RIGHT.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Oct L. Governor Townsend
while III Dover, Yesterday, tclcgraphcd
Secretary Of the Treasurer, McAduo
that Delaware would raisc its full quota
Of the Fourth Liberty Loan, that It
could 10 nothing less
Dover subscriptions up TO late last
mght intnllcd S3O6 700
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
Catarrh DistOrts
Facial Expression
Spreads the Nose RS the
Eyes, Puffs the Dries
the Lips. How sat
Rid of Catarrh.

TRY THIS HOME TREATMENT FREE
Catar-h not ont, nako- On. feel miserable
j. shou- fhIs effect in h fea ture~ ord
il usually grows w9r~" i5Ht thanks - "a
rcInarkab!e hUmc treat tmtnt- there = re
cover. ia store f1r every sufferer ~ TIE
rt-1narka blt- Giuus- self home treat IFcnt.
which you can Try free ID your own home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
COURTS PO TPONED.

special spondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Oct IL Chief Justice Penne-
will and the associate judges appointed
to sit in the Kent county courts which
were to convene here next Monday
after consultation with the health
authorities and the members Of the bar
Of Kent county Yesterday, decided to
postpone the sitting until November
H.
Jurymen and witnesses in all cases
will be resummoned by the heriff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

sTanufacturrr. >ofr- ,-uyatef icon
which IS prescribed and rrronur ndori t.s.
yr. -iri8us and which nnw frfDR I~ed f.y-
3ve- hrc" million trcoplc anruaIiv * nnr
-.'rrrf -"n1Fd E I.Nf an" 81 hich aCrtf
tn0Vn to Gruggt~f7 rtrrt where nlik.
ne older inorganic ron product
fa@lfJ a~Siwilafrd does uHt furr 4 He .ap- b
make tbcu1 p.ark Nor .p~,t he stomach.
Th" nanHfartUrcr- r4drAnfre -grCr~sful
and entirety satisfactory -r~ui'~ ry t.rtpr--
purchaser or Sev wiJ refund gOur nnnev
ft is diSUensrd ht an good druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
ROAD MORN HELD IP.

Special Correspondence =. t1cr! Evening
Smyrna oot II Construction ora
cu Tire road thr"uR, - George IlIu-
dcru j. being held .ip because ol inability
ro ~: steel rcIniorccmcr-~ fer bridge
The road i being built i'll two widjh
c.-:.'i> iu order IL leave i open III alI
tJuI..~ fo ncce>>arv Il, v.a The road i
u~ed extensively III n Narl.n-Rock-
Web Ioadiag Co. 'i,.' p.r Pe.n a.d
necessary for Transportation II the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport. Oct II. William and Stan
lcy Cl g.ton who have been suffering
from Spanish influenza, are convalescing
Little Dorothy Ball daughter Of Mr.
md Mrs Marvin Pail. fell on Tuesday
and fractured her wrist
Louis Ball WHO La- Jcen confined
~ Hi home bv illness ion several weeks
is able to be around 4 gam.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
tPRnFITtRI.E FARM.
onn..al oarreonondence .. Exar1 n:Aenu

special Correspondence oc Every Evening
Scaford Ot, IT, thuut fifteen years
agr Webster N Kinder Turner ncar
here while attending public sale pur-
chaScd 81 acres of lanl which Included
part 1T the IVY swamp Ec paid 81 80
au acre for the tract ~lncr that tllnc
hc has cut enough timber otI thc land
- uct him $50 ne acre .lh year Ac
plantol l@ acres of II IN natrrmclonS
and tomatoes which ucttcd him Sl7uO
Is 81 Mn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBACO
A'~A ~ "
Sloan's Liniment Has the
Punch That Relieves
Rheumatic Twinges.

This manufacturing, congestion-scatter-
ing rculation-stImulating remedy pene-
trates without rubbing right to the
aching spot and brings quick relief.
surely, cleanly 4 wonderful help for
external pains, sprains, strains. stiff
ness. headache, lunbago, bruises.
Get your bottle today-cost. little
means much. Ask youl druggist for it
BY name. Keep it handy for tic whole
family. The big bottle II economy. SOC
6Oe-S1 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

man Beauty apple tree on Mr. Tar
burtons farm. near Leipsic II
was suggested that he send it To the
L. ). Agricultural Department. because
of its frcakish color The apple was per-
lect In form
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

IN excessive secret ION from lie nostrils Is an
unsightly misery breath tainted
with the sydor ot Catarrh Is an oifeUSc against
all hcalth h and deCeucy A stomach filed with
droppings from diseased nasal cavities ma
cause untold misery. and ruins the com
pIexipn The bowels clo2Red with strings
of rcFy mucus indicates a body literally
rcPkinX with CataTrh. causing pimpieS
blotchCs and other skin erupti0ns
The blood suarmng with millions Of
CT tarrh germs. entails upon the kidneys
> labor that may break them down he
lungs and bronchial tubes scourgcd with
the destructive influence OF systemic
catarrh. can lead TO ancmia and the most
serious consequences
50 why continue with all This misery?
Send your name and address today for "a
free trial of MIR. Gauss famous treatInt nj
Mail il to q, r. Gauss j53 Main street
Marshall. Mich. 1t will not cost you d
penny to try il. and il surely will astonish
you with its wonderful effect Fill out
coupon and mail it today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
TIL. SOLDIER NOTI.
Conference With Governor tbout the
Best Method Of Taking il
~atiSfaCforHy

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Deeer oct r. Governor Town
s.a4d ys.ferdas ueid conference mlth
Fiarr Graham chairman oi the
lfat5tfla3l. ~t4tn Cptrn.iftce. DaHleI r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

my patients and ran
trafhflllg say that f. cx
cet- amy preparation { hay =
rsrr used for building up
fIeliraft. nervous. run down
folts and incrca Ing tho
red blood corpuecies,
thereby cnriching and for-
;ifring the blood against
.hn rava0es ~ disease.
Contrary - general opin
ion Tack Of iron n fl"
oiood does not necessarily
mean 9on I'll no baee
enough b.nod. l'lt il mean
eonr brood Is no' af the
ri2h' kind
II sou terl -irrd in tiir
mornings ~esficss ~ ujzht
i yori suffer from weak
mes. ur lack ~ itall', 80
- so1- family doctor aud
have hifn tax ) specimen
of your blood ANA cvamino
II ans II shows ron
deficiency get him tg gi,o
gou prescription rn~
organic iron ssityatpsJ
Iron iD0 tits ~ al to W.
StIrp tha+ .4rl ~ nos NV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

o7 election aa& worn a- NJ ,hethcy
rn registered a1d .As right t0 yorn
Thi. litter tlau ra- thcGrr- the most
feasible out will aoi ~ definitely de-
-idel .ntIi all rITtjes concerned s.fs
consulted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

hold af Some nf fh" numerous forms nF
metallic IRON preparations pn thc mar
kc' which may 80 ou more harm fhan
good 1r II ou - not Fnnt ~ 20 tu
this rnnhr purchase an original pack
age of NuNafrd iron and sec for otIr
eelf hat ~ words Nuvated Iron appear
on he Dacka ge Not Ntix and iron nor
any other form of IRON othr than %lE-
ated IRON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

tbe Hunl.er II Hnn cases +. greatly ~
diacI bat hc.e s nothing to bccoInc
eftlfHt-tt II about
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17

++---~-x--&---+++tr +r--------~------.-
r Force back the Hon wrth 4 II
+ Liberty Bond. Give him a tre- 4.
= mendous kick.
y p p - ~ = p p 2 y - v . y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-01
Wonderful Indigestion Rem dy
Costs Nothing If 1t Fails
Tacoma Druggists Make Amazing Offer to Sufferers
from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gastritis
Acidity and Gas
"Stop Deting-Eat What You Like and Take Bi-nesia.
Back IL 1t Fails"

In spite of it's cost, to guarantee
Money back IL 1t falls" That's why
your own druggist says: III stand
back of that guarantee
Bi-neyia can't hurt you; IL Is al
most certain TO help you, and you
don't risk the loss of a cent. The
worst dyspeptlcs in Tacoma, those
who have suffered for years--who
have tried doctors, diets, and spent
fortunes without getting relief are
asked to go today to your own drug
glst and get n 50-cent package of
Bi-nesia; take Ii as directed and IL
Ii does not help you, II you are not
pleased with 1t just fill out the
guarantee slip and get your money
back. No questions asked, no af-
fidayits to make. You are the
Judge and your decision Is final.
Bi-nesin Is supplied in two forms
powder and tablets. For home
use We advise taking n teaspoonful
of the powder in a little hot water
Immediately after meals or when
ever pain is felt. For travellers or
to send to soldiers we recommend
taking two or three 5-grain tablets
they are much more convenient to
carry. Powder or Tablet form, soc,
and your money back II Il falls.
Dyspepticsf Get Bi-nesia today.
Your druggist, q man you personai-
" know, backs the guarantee found
In everv ~seknge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-01
TACOMA'S
LOAN OVER
$3,4OO,OOO

Tacoma is still forging ahead in
the Liberty loan drive even tho
the canvassing has stopped. Tie
average bond sale for each day IS
about $4,000, the majority of the
subscriptions coming from priv
ate individuals and small BUSH
ness firms.
Among the few large subscrip-
lions this week is one from the
Smelter company for $4,000 and
one from the Shill Oil Co. for 81 -
600. S. M. Jackson made a per
sonal subscription of $4,000 and
Il. IL. Raleigh one of $1,000.
The Tacoma subscriptions to
the Liberty loan drive Wednesday
morning passed the s3,400,000
mark and it is hoped that the
drive on Saturday will close with
SO. 100000.
The over-subscription for Ia
coma is now about 30 per cent and
the number OF subscribers over
$4,000
AS far as the local committee
has been able to ascertain the city
stands at the head of the list from
the standpoint of per capita SUBJ
scriptions.
Several business firms have con-
tinued their drive until they stand
nearly 100 per cent. The Durham
Colliery Co. has 81 per cent and
the Standard Oil Co. has so per
cent.
The final report received from
the Northern Pacific railway is
that LIZA men have subscribed
S14O,S5O,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-01

Everybody in Tacoma knows
good reliable druggist-one whose
word is as good as his bond. There
fore chronic dyspeptics, sufferers
from indigestion, gastTitis, acidity,
gas, etc, who have suffered untold
agonies and spent large sums with
out obtaining relief will certainly
be Interested In this amazing offer.
Some Plain Common Sense. IL you
paid tailor for n suit of clothes
and when you called for IL he should
say: Il spoiled the material you
paid for, but II you will pay me for
another suit I think ! can do better
next time" you wouldn't stand for
1t a minute. Yet this Is the sort OF
Heads ] win, halls you lose" propo-
sftion under which millions of stom-
ach sufferers have been paying out
good money for the last hundred
years.
All this Is now changed. In
BI-pesia we have a product so good.
30 quick and positive in its action
that binding guarantee OF money
back IL IL fails Is enclosed with ev-
cry package. Bi-nesia Is not q
Cure ALI" There are occasional
cases in which II falls to give re-
lief. but they are so rare that we
feel Justified In claiming that in
OVER g5 cases out Of every 100 II
will give wonderfully satisfactory
resultk That's why We can afford,