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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
For Sore, Swollen, s
Aching, 7 ender Feet
Almost instant Relief-No FussinE.
No Bother. No Foot Baths
Applied In q Second.

Il 70 surprising how your tortured
feet revive almost instantly by sim
ply applying d. p. Foot Lotion TO the
tender, aching parts.
You do this with a little piece Of
cotton cloth or your fingers any time
OF day or night when the feet hurt.
Don't soak your feet Foot baths
are unnecessary; In fact, they harm
the feet. You wash your feet as you
do your hands and face. which Is
sufficient.
Try this Foot Lotion and you will
soon have such reliable, natural
feet. without swellings, puffiness or
tender. aching places, that you can
stops profuse sweating and saves its
cost in hosiery many times over. Be
sure TO ask for and insist upon d. p.
Foot Lotion, at 65 cents bottle
the only genuine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
PUT IRON
In System
This Organic Element in the Only
Way 1t Can Be Appropriated
by the Entire Structure
A OF the Human System.

Countless people are sick. in APP
pearance, simply because their food
passes on through the digestive
organs without yielding up their
blood building properties. Such pee
pie gradually waste away because
the organic salts, the iron, cannot
reach the vital processes. But let
a little specially selected wine and
blood and tissue building beef carry
the amount OF iron that nature viii
take care Of and those depleted
nerves come 10 life IN almost mag
ical time. In turn, they start all the
machinery OF the body going, the
healthy flesh, the cheeks fill out and
redden with the glow OF health, the
mind regains its cheerfulness and
there are the evidences in appear
ance as well as the activity OF the
faculties 10 prove how closely allied
TO natural conditions is Beef. iron
and Wine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
This bargain sale, SIC
Rid Yourself
of Constipation
Try the Gentle Laxotaba That Work
Like Nature as I'm the Days OF
Youth With Large, Free,
Full Excavations.

Every family needs a safe, reliable
laxative. one that always works gently
but surely.
Laxotabs work every time, no grippe.
no bad effects whatever. One little
tablet Is enough for most cases. but
two won't harm.
Bilious headache disappears so quick
~ you'll never be without Laxotabs for
any emergency. Coated tongue calls
for a Laxotab at once. Bad breath
may indicate poisoned system from
constipation. These conditions and
symptoms induced a noted doctor TO
have his private prescriptions put up
for family use, and you can now get
LaXotabs at IS cents a box.
Every article you read on health In
newspapers or magizines lays special
stress on keeping the bowels open.
These LaXotabs were specially de-
signed 20 meet modern conditions OF
living. modern food. lack Of exercise,
and the many other reasons why al
most everyone IS constipated. They
were also designed TO meet the requir-
ments Of those who too frequntly use
calOmel. apt 10 salivate. and salts that
have such destructive influences upon
the kindeys. Get a 35-cent box OF
Laxotabs today. They are worth try
Ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
Tr'yl0!!ur
Special DIP.
AntiseptiC
- ssssss,6s~
This Wonder VIII Give You q New
and Better Understanding OF
What Personal Hygiene -
q Means. ags|

Every home should be provided with
a bottle OF this splendid Antiseptic. 1t
is positively as necessary as soap and
water. Your hands are constantly
picking UP soiled articles. Nothing but
boiling water or Antiseptic kills the
germs that infest almost everything
you handle. Then there are apt to be
pin or needle scratches, slivers in the
finger. bruises, insect bites and many
happenings to break the skin and ex-
pose the system to erysipelas. blood
poison. gangrene, bad sores and other
consequences. Antiseptic should be
used to gargle the throat after a trip
in public conveyances. It's value Is
shown a dozen times a day once you
learn how important IL is. All mothers
should teach their daughters the ad-
vantage Of the douche and how il con-
tributes to health. A small quantity Of
Antiseptic is thoroughly cleansing with
out in any degree harmful. 1t doesn't
even sting. so complete is its antiseptic
effect. It doesn't affect the tissues but
acts entirely upon the mucous surfaces
where the germs are located. Get a
CSC bottle today. 1t is a part OF edu-
cation. % q
IT, E5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
Rub Out
Rheumatic
Pain

Take out the soreness. Iameness.
stiffness and ease the Joints: timber
up the muscles with Analgesic Balm.
Simply press out a small bead from
the tube, rub Il over the spot and in
etantly there's a fine. cool, glow, the
skin feels soothed and cOntented. the
pressure seems lifted, pain IS scattered.
muscles timber up. the joints are loos-
ened up and you are free 20 move with
out pain. lameness. stiffness or soreness.
For neuralgia. headache. strained
lemons. lumbaSo. bruises. burns.
ecalds. spreins. etc, Analgesic Balm
beats all the linimeGts you ever tried.
Get a tube today. Price 65 cents
This bargain sale, SIC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
This bargain sale, SIC
For Eczema
~ and PiInples

ID. +. Ex-EmO is a combination
treatment for eczema. acne, psoriasis
and similar skin troubles. The awful
itching and burning OF the skin Is usu-
ally relieved at once and blessed COM
fort substituted. Further persistent use
has produced highly gratifying results
and we have no hesitancy in recon-
mending this treatment 70 sufferers
from the skin affections IL is designed
for. Sold exclusively by Us. Price OF
the combined treatment Is S1.25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
This bargain sale, l.O7
k~@->-&--
Clean Your Scalp
Finest shampoo Your Head Ever En-
iOyed. and - Cleans the Scalp
OF the LEec kpcck of Dand-
ruff-Try Ii Today

Dampen your hair, then apply a
few drops OF ID. p. Shampoo with the
palm OF the hand. Instantly you have
= great cloud or foam. Every bit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
This bargain sale, 89c
Such White Teeth!
Psarly, Beautiful
Try This View ana Wonderful Tooth
Paste That Clenps So Thoroughly
and So sweetenA the Breath.

We believe this new D. p. Tooth
Paste VIII satisfy everyone who uses
IL Not q speck Of gr1t-a firm paste
that holds its spreading quality even
~. cleases every space, that con-
tatns purifying properties that de-
stroy all mouth germs. that extends
It's influence 10 harden the gums, pre-
vent deposits between and under the
teeth. arrest pyorrhea and otherwise
act as perfect tooth cleanser and
all go delightfully."- pleasing, go COOL
ing. that your mouth just revels in
the sense OF absolute cleanliness and
the breath Is always prepared for
any company. Try a tube OF D. p.
Tooth Psste-only IS cents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20

tion that they will overcome the dis
tress or weak kidneys and bladder.
They assist the kidneys TO strain
out the potsOns and acids from the
blood, take out the lameness In the
back. make the bladder work with
out irritation. emarting or singing.
save getting Up many times at night
TO urtnate and prevent wasting away
OF the muscles from dropsical ten
denclea by all means try this mar
velous treatment today without fail
1t may prove n life saver. $4,000 sue
cesses to date.
Why delay and continue 70 suffer
or takB chances with samples and
uncertain remedies, when you can
get a full sized box OF this wonder
fuI remedy for only $500?
IT, - on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
Beware Of Colds
Try Coldotabs, a Doctors Prescription, that
Is Always Timely and May Easily
Save You Days of Misery

sneezing. These coldotabs are per
fectly safe and are a splendid house
hold medicine.
II is a doctors prescription designed
70 be Of real service 10 every family
TO prevent sickness. Don't wait for
cold before being prepared 20 stop e.
Keep these ColdOtabs in the house.
Carry them with you in your travels
They are fine. Regular price 35c.
This bargain sale, SIC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
Make Your
Kidneys Glad

Uripiils is the wonderful remedy
used by a noted doctor and now put
up for private use. Anyone can
quickly determine 10 their satIsfac-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
EVER TRY OUR NAILED MILKS?

You'n be surprised at their delicious quality os4
Soda Fountain business grows steadily every dag
because the people appreciate the quality OF OR
drinks and the service we give a our fountain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
This bargain sale, SIC
Home Treatment Sure to Over
, .er< come the Trouble.

We firmly believe this the first real
catarrh remedy ever put up for home
use that embodies the principles OF
common-sense treatment.
You get instant action. you wash
your nose and throat clean By q new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20

Massage Cream Cd. P.) removes
dirt, grease, blackheads and impuri-
ties. Price 65c in handsome dresser
jars. Our Special Price SIC.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
FOE WOULD kEEr ANIMALS,

BERLIN. May 16,--(By the Asso-
ciated Press THE stipulation IN
the peace terms that Germany must
surrender thousands OF domestic an
imals to replace those lost by the al
lies thru the war. has created violent
protest among rich and poor alike,
The Tageblatt describes the ic-
mand as "monstrous and impossible. -"
II declares that this is u deliberate
effort to continue hunger among the
German people and is brutality not
to he exceeded"
The paper SAYS the cattle would
total 2.5OO.O0O hundredweight, rs
compared with l.4O0.O00 hundred
weight OF American bacon promised.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
bOLSHEv|K| IS
PAINTED IN AN
ALLUR|NC WAY

PARIS. May 16. Correspondence
of the Associated pressl Bolshevism.
in the untutored mind ot the Russian
proletariat. is 4 system under which
everybody has plenty nf money and
one needs TO work only two or three
hours a day. writes special corre-
spondent of Llntransigeant from
Russia. The money they needed. the
moujiks were told, they would find
in the factories, and all they would
have to do would be to 80 and get ii.
Disappointment awaited them in most
cases. for the great majority Of the
manufacturers were ruined, and the
ty. The next course was to seize the
proprietor by the throat. Where is
our money!" they would demand.
The money that we've earned by our
sweat and blood"
One plant owner answered that he
had no money. and offered TO prove
by his books that he had not even
enough to keep body and soul to-
gether.
The men fumbled thru the books:
but being ignorant OF the rule OF
three, they could not understand the
entries, Then somebody found an en-
try OF two million rubles under mort
cages, the Russian for which is Am !
ortizatzia.'
What is this" they demanded |
furiously. "Amortizatzia must be the |
name Of a woman. She has gotten our
money. Who is she' Where is she?" |
The unfortunate employer vainly !
attempted to explain. The mob gave |
him five minutes to confess. after
which he was shot against his fac
tory wall
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
WOMAN GIVEN
HUGE TASK IN
RELIEF WORK

PARIS, Franco. CCotrosNond'n"r
or the Associated rrcss> : womar,
las been entrusted with tnc htE e 4
W organizing and adm'n's'',I : r..
lief work In one ~ E0rup"'s new
states Czocho-Slovakia
Lady Muricl FACET ~ rn; tth.
woman whose devotion Ia ,ho '''rnn.
S,oyak cause Is we'll krowa, Nrri,rd
here from Prague today utl"r u
months tour ot the new r,nrh'.', amt
ngHlUrG - Tho Associated "ryNs cot
vi that country. Tier plan. VIII rE N.a
the approval ot the Crc"ur- NoNnk
authorities. IS - enlist "A holr ui 'nlr
md willing social WORKERS t train
Tho women OF Caccho.Slovlt,a IN an"-
i0l welfare work. iic- am2uIon - to
interest patriotic Czech w1Ucn ~
America In the welfare ~ their ma
tive land
There are roughly five million
people In Czccho- Sloyakia today VITO
have just enough 10 keep body nnG
soul together" Lady Muri"l satG
Against these. who may he d"scr,h.
ed as the rural population. thSfc are
1000, 900 who are below the limo of
bare existence. They are. broadly
speaking the industrial and mining
population.
Food. most OF Il from America. -
now coming into the country thru
Triest at the rate OF about hundred /
carloads day; yet 100000 people /
in eastern Slovakia are starving. and I
even in the better situated parts the .
flour ration is only lbs head per
month"
Lady Muriel explained how this
situation is utilized by the Magyars
In Hungary To SOW discomfort among
the Slovaks.
Practically all the intelligent
classes have left Slovakia." Lady
Muriel continued" and II Ia during
The present crisis and until ltheir own
people can be trained to do construc-
i've and administrative work that ne
government and the
people have asked me to organize
temporary assistance and provide I'd
rice"
Lady Muriel will establish her ~.
ief headquarters at Pressburg fror
which center the sixteen necessito .s
'lovakian districts will be fed. cloth.
ID and medically assisted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass Of hot water each morn
Ing helps Us look and feel
clean. sweet, fresh.

uuppy, bright, alert NtEnt"d' anu
vt,ac!uus q good etcAr ska. - natural
rosy complexion ana freedom !,rm III
nCs. nae assured only by clean, hURlthN
pluou II only every woman Und lthv.
wise ,,vty man could realize III" won.
urrD or the muru.ns inside bath, what
= gratifying chapE" wo4ld tah" r'"'".
Instead uf the thousands ~ ',ckN.
araru.r. booking mom, women and kttla
with pa,ty ur muddy coiuptrNlun', In,
,,rau ut the mglutludcn 81 nerve
NirrN.." ru0luwua." brain tags and
..Icsrruiels We should see u ,nt,". "ptt
mis;lc grruus uI rosy chcrt"d 1o"plr
every
An Inside bath h. had bN drinking.
each morning before breakfast. II glass
Il rral hot water with n tcaspoortui OF
limestone phosphate IN u to wash from
thc stomach. liver. kidneys and ten
Yards OF bowels tho previous days in'
diecztible waste. sour frrmcuta'ionn
and poisons. thus clcansinS Sw-"lrn'
Ing and frcshenihs the entire almcn,
lary canal bcforo putting more food
into the stomach.
Those subject 10 sick hcadsehef bill,
ousncss. nasty breath. rheumatism.
colds: and particularly those who have
, pallid. saiiow complexion and who
IRE constipatcd very often. are urged
o obtain a quarter pound OF limestone
phosp sphate at the drug store which will
'ost but trifc but Is sniiictrn, - dem.
>nstratc the quick and remarkable
'hangc In both health and appearance
waiting those who practice internal
anitation. We must remember that
inside cleanliness Is more important
han outside. because the skin does no,
Ibsorb impurities TO contaminarc tho
Hood. while tho pores In tho thirty
ret Of bowels do ADV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
LARGE SCIENCE
CONVENTION To
Be HELD SOON

PASADENA. Cal. May i6. Folr
hundred scientists from localities up
and down the Pacific Coast Will as-
semble here June l9 for the annual
summer session OF the Pac'tic Divi-
sion. the American ASSOCIATION for
| the Advancement OF Science.
The sessions will start June 10
and conclude June 22. Day ntctings
will be held at the Thrp"p Instir.ic
OF Technology and evening meetings
at local hotel.
The assemblage OF scientists will
meet in Pasadena on the invitation
OF President James A. II. Scherer
president OF Throop Institute the in
vitation having been extended at The
last meeting OF the scientists held
two years ago at Stanford University.
II Is possible that the big 100
inch reflecting telescope at the Car
negie Solar Observatory on the sum
NIT OF Mt. Wilson near here. will he
B. 80 ''' 'hV hioi
the scientists visit there on one OF
the excursions which will be feat
ure OF the convention.
The scientists also will visit Cat
alma Island where excavations are
being made by fellow scientilts OF
the University of Chicago. 4 trip TO
the Brea Asphalt deposits, In tnis
section, also will be male.
Among the scientiu" a0cisties
which '?ill be represented At the con
yention will be:
The Astronomical 5otic.y Of the
Pacific, the western branch OF the
american chronological Society, The
Western Society Of Naturalists.
Pacific branch Of the Cooper Orni-
theological Club, Pacific branches Of
the American Physical Society. An
erican Chemical Society, GeOlogl al (
Society OF America AMI the Pacific
Coast archaeological Society.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
RIG STRIKE At WINNIPEG.

WlNNErEG, May i6.--IriNN
workmen walked out on general
strike here yesterday following tho
failure OF the metal workers and
their employers to adjust their differ
cnces
A committee OF Loco citizens han
been formed to maintain order.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
"'"M\N PREMIER ArrrA,s
To riorLE on rNC,,,,

LONDON, May u rhlllp s,,.,,
omann. the Gormnn rrcmlcr h,.,
To " correspondent NJ tho p,u, -
"''' tt" appeal to tho nrl,ah O,o,,.
I" rcnlia" the appalling po,,,,..
which Germany has boon r,,..,
III" peace conditions
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
RAD FIRE ~ PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. May l6.-Ftre which
started yesterday destroyed four
mills OF the plant OF the University
Shingle Company with n loss OF s30.-
900.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17

Don't you hear the joyous shouts
They come from the Hot Spring bath
house. l2-l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17

Get = Travellers accident and health
policy and protect your Income. Chill
cotc \ smith, Agents. s.u
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-03-07
PERTINENT
PARAGRAPHS

Joseph, the 7-year old son of Mrs.
Maria Mali, of Waikiki, died last Fri
day afternoon as a result Of an in
fluenza attack.
N. Kamuri, for Is years or more
employed by George Freeland or the
Pioneer Hotel Co, of Lahaina, and
who recently returned from a visit TO
Japan, has been appointed as Maui
representative of the Schuman Carri-
age Co.
The county board of supervisors
will meet in regular monthly session
beginning next Wednesday.
The next mail from the mainland
is expected to arrive in Honolulu
next Monday by the Sonoma, enroute
to Australia.
The L. S. shipping board steamer
Marshfeld, which was in port at Ka-
hului last week direct from the coast
to discharge a lot of pure-bred Here
ford cattle and other freight for Maui,
returned this morning and is taking
on a sugar cargo. She has been in
Honolulu during the week discharg-
ing the balance of her merchandise
cargo.
1t is said that various Maui people
are thinking of sending a delegate to
Honolulu to find what number won
the automobile in the Shriners' big
rattle. The fact that ii was a rattle
bars any mention of it or the results
being sent through the United States.
mails. The word-of-mouth method is
about the only way such information
may legally be impaired.
Miss Maggie Rodrigues has gone
to Honolulu where she will take a
course in a business college.
Senators H. A. Baldwin and H. w.
Rice made brief visits to their homes
last Saturday, returning the same
evening to their legislative
duties at the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rossiter, who
have spent the past several years in
Wailuku as missionaries of the Nor
mon church, departed on Wednesday
Tor their return to Salt Lake City.
Judge Burr on Wednesday granted
IA divorce to Harry Gesner from his
wife Gertrude Gesner, on grounds OF
~desertion. Mrs. Gesner has been on
the mainland for the past year.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-03-07

Maui illustrates the phrase, sweet
ness and light, with it's cane, pine
apples and House of the Sun
"Of his lao Valley visit, he says:
"I picked my way up through lao
Valley owe piles Of adjectives, let fall
by delighted tourists until l came to
the Needle, which was knitting up the
travelled edges Of a cloud
Visit To Molokai
AT the suggestion of a government
doctor Reverend Morrill, visited Molo-
kai, although he was refused a permit
to enter the settlement. There is just
a trace of bitterness over this refusal,
when he explains:
my request to the Governor for
permission to visit the settlement was
refused by the board of health. AL
though it seems that some politicians,
poselytes, pleasure seekers and pand-
erers have entered with and without
permits. But, alas l am not in their
class.
"'There are moral as well as physi-
cal ieBers on the island, for if ever a
fraction of what l heard is true, the
rottenness Hamlet found in Denmark
was an American rose in comparison.
J spent Sunday at the Pail overlook
ing K~alaupapa, and as l saw the
churches and the people going to and
fro / prayed heavens blessings on
them
He adds that since he learned there
was only about 1000 natives on the
Island of Molokai and so much unoc-
cupied land, he wonders why so
many sweler, slave and sin in city
tenements, when there are such pos
sibilities there
tRev. Morrill, crossed to Molokai
from Maui in a small life boat and
made the return voyage in a sampan.
On the way back to Maui he says the
sampan twice struck a reef, but that
all aboard were spared from a watery
bed. He leaves on Thursday for Ka-
uai where he expects to add to his
material for his new book on the Ha-
waiian Islands,"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-03-07
May Ask Territory
To Aid County Fair
Committee Working On Preliminary
Plans For Fair This Year - May
Not Be Till October - To Spend
$4,000 On Grounds

The special committee of the Maui
County Fair G. Racing Association to
consider details in connection with
holding a fair this year, held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon, and another
meeting This morning. 1t is probable
that it will be able to make at least
a partial report next week. The com
mittee will recommend that the work
of filling in the low land at the old
Kahului race tract grounds be start
ed at once and that the fair be held
there.
Although the committee has not
decided as to the best time for hold
ing the fair, it seems to be the i'm
preston of members that it will not
be feasible to hold it in connection
with the Fourth of July races this
year as was suggested, but that it
should be deferred until probably Oc-
tober. This will also make it more
timely, it is believed for the Civic
Convention, which it is planned to be
hold at the time of the fair.
The committee which has this
work in hand, was named last Monday
by President F. F. Baldwin. 1t con-
sists of-D. c. Lindsay, William
Walsh, S. A. Baldwin, F. B. Cameron
and H. b. Penhallow.
Railroad To Make Fill
The present plans for preparing
the 32-acre tract, which comprise the
fair grounds, is to have the low lands
filled in with sand and soil from the
surrounding sand hills. This work
will probably be done by the Kahului
Railroad which will use its railroad
equipment >and steam shovels on the
work. The cost will be perhaps $40,
900. and the association has already
made arrangements for securing this
money.
Want Territorial Aid
1t is probable that the Legislature
will be asked to make az a%ppropria
ton for the Maui fair, as has beer
done for the Honolulu territorial fail
the amount appropriated to form
guarantee fund. 1t has also been sug
gested that the territory should buil(
a suitable territorial building on the
grounds, such as are maintained by
many of the states in connection will
county fairs.