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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, Aug. "A crowd esti-
mated at 10000. said by club officials
to be the largest which ever wit
messed a game IN the American
League park, yesterday saw Chicago
shut out New York 8 to o. in the hrst
game Of the series. Wonderful pitch
ing by Eddie Cicotte, backed by per-
feet support was responsible for the
downfall Of the Yankees. Not = Wis
itor passed second base and only five
crowd in the fourth inning and rob-
bed Ruth Of q double. After ne
caught the ball he toppled over on
the heads of the fans. The New
Workers claimed the Chicagoans drop
ped the ball but Umpire Connolly
ruled otherwise. Manager Higgins
said the Yankees would play the
game under protest. He objected SO
strongly hat he was banished from
the game. Score:
New York -. 900 900 900 5 /
Chicago 1917. 0o1 go oox-3 Ii o
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BIG RAuES TODAY.

Toledo. O., Aug. -Four events
Iaggregating $500 In purses and con-
tanning q total OF SO entrants are on
today's opening grand circuit pro-
gram at the Fort Miami track here.
The feature event will be the Elks'
club 2:09 trot for a purse of $4,000.
The starters init are Brusiloff. Comet,
-. Colorado, Mile Irwin, Princess
Etawah and Tara's Hal.
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sr. PAUL.
LIVESTOCK,

LIVESTOCK
South 81. Paul. MINI, AuE.e.-Hoe
receipts 1900; steady: range $l3.76@
SIS; bulk $14.250$14.50.
Cattle receipts 8.700; billers dow Is
q Soc lower; fat steers 6.2keS15:
cows and heifers 35.25@ $1s.6a; calves
mostly Soc lower, $426@$i5.60:
stockers and feeders slow, $500
1880.
sheep receipts 1900: steady; lambs
ts9311.So; wethers tots; ewes
Alice Joyce has completed .1ne
cuba's population now Is ..sss,sss.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR,

Minneapolia Aug 2.-Flour SOC
lower. In carload lots, family
patents, quoted at $13.35 to $12.75 a
barrel. In 9S-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 8s,016 barrels.
Bran $500. 4
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Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 2.-Washing-
ton opened it's series here yesterday
with an 8 to S victory over. Cleveland.
Ragby, who started for Cleveland was
driven from the box In the third In
ming when Rice trippled and Roth
hit into the field stands for . home
run. Clark, a recruit who succeeded
Bagby, was effective. Rice stole sec-
ond twice in addition to stealing home
in the fifth inning. Scorer
r. II. Fl,
Washington ....o22 010 co.'s u i
Cleveland ..... 100000 1876 81 o
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METAL

New York, Aug. Cooper steady;
e~lectrolytic, spot and third quarter. 10.
Iron steady, No. 1 northern $1,000
5000; No. 2 northern $4,000 1900;
steady, spot 1850; August-september
1875. Lead. spot, $50; Zinc steady;
East st, Louis delivery, spot, 7.Ss IL
07.87.1- 1853
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St. Paul I. 400 oo2 obo-s 8 i
Indianapolis >. 900 900 600 Il 3

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 2.-To1edo won
the first game Of the double header
with Minneapolis by a score-of 8 to
8 and lost the second. 8 to 4, after
Toledo had threatened to win out IN
the. ninth. scoring FIVE runs on Low
derrntlk's wiidness. Lowdermilk was
replaced by Robertson with none out,
two runs scored and two on hases. A
double play by Jennings unassisted
terminated the anne. Umpire Free
man was escorted from the grounds
by policemen when the crowd at
tackled him. claiming Jennings had
scooped UP the ball. Today,s game
was played yesterday while that of
Tuesday will go over until the next
series because Of the grand circuit
races here this week. Scores:
First game r. HE.
Minneapolis ...1o2 900 boo-s 8 5
Toledo ........o00 800 12x-6 s 0
Minneapolis 1...o4o o1o oQs-s 10 Il
Toledo .,.:....0o0 200 0d5-7 a 4
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st. Louis, Aug. st Louis hit
hard ip the early innings yesterday,
driving: Moore and Bigsbee from the
bog and defeating Philadeiphia II to
;. jacobson Ned In the attack with
OF PhiladelphIa's runs and drove Ia
the other two. score: =
Philadelphia. 900 l2os 900 . Z 10
Philadelphia seoo 40 ooo-i !.
.Et.3rLLpuis ~. 4sl 2zo5oex-12 II
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NARoUB DEAD,

Johannesburg, Onion 81 south Afri.
O. Aug. i.-fercy sholto DouK.as.
ninth NarQuis Of 1oAesnshArry, S
melnt.s HS eldest rod, Francis Arch-
sibaid KelhoAd Douglas. syisconnf
Drnmianrig. VII suecSed s. the 4:le.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS

Minneapolis, Aug. 2.-Wheat re.
ceipts 432 cars. compared with 4o2
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MONEY!.

New York, Aug. s.-Mercantile pa
per 6. Exchange heavy. Sterling, so
day bills. 3.665; Commercial 90 day
bills, on banks. 1866.
Francs demand ISL; cables 1853.
Lire demand 5.33; cables 5.35. Marks
demand 2.27; cables 2.25.
New York exchange on Montreal,
10 ga per cent discount.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds strong. Time loans strong; 50
days, 90 days and & months. 3 Ia.
Call money steady; high 81; low e;
ruling rate 8; closing bid q: offered at
Z; last loan 1. Bank acceptances s l-8.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Aug. 2.-Cattle receipts
$4,000; choice steers steady to strong;
early top $16.75: bulk choice $1e@5
1850: other grades unevenly lower,
with bulk at $s.5O0314.50; best cows
steady: others very dull, with buik3 at
$5@$s.5o; amer $4@$4.:5: bulls
steady to strong: bologna generally
6.50@$7.25; calves SOC lower; choice
vealers ranging 316@$16.50; stockers
weak to Csc lower. 5
Hog receipts $1,000; better light ana.
light butchers steady; others 10 to 15c.
lower; top $16.15; bulk light and
butchers $15@$16; bulk packing sows
$13.5o@$14; pigs steady.
Sheep receipts 21.00O; native lambs
opened steady; sheep strong top ma
tiveS lambs $3.50; bulk 313@s14.50;
good fat native ewes around So: west.
ern slow getting in; 10 early trading.
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CHICAGO r 4 TABLE.
POTAToEs

POTATOES.N
Chicago. Aug. 2.-Potatoes. frm:
$500 $40 a barrel: Kansas and Mis-
souri, Early Ohios $500 @3.25 cwt.
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CHICAGO PRODUOE,

. Chicago, Aug. 2.-Eggs, higher; re-
ceipts 11,065 Eases: flrsts 46 IT; or
binary flrsts 1908; at mark, cases
included, A@46; storage packed
broilers 5000.
Butter unchanged; receipts 1857
tubs: creamery extras So; firsts ~ I-3E
to So; seconds As to Al; standards So.
Cheese unchanged.
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Louisville, KY. Aug. 2.-Bues' sim
gle in the third scored Lutzke with
the only run in yesterdays 10 victory
of Milwaukee over Louisville. only
one Louisville player reached second
base on McWeeney. N
Score: r. II. T..
Milwaukee ....O01 900 O0O-l68 i
Louisville 10000 900 .O0O-O 1 1
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June Caprice, It Is announced. Is to
appear shortly in q new serial.
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CASH sALEs

Chicago, Aug. 2.-wheat, No. : red.
2.22@2.23; No. 2 hard 2.19@e24
Corn, No. : mixed. 1.40@1.41 10;
No. 2 yellow, 1.40@1.42.
Oats, No.2 white. n 1904; No. 8
Rye No. 2. s1.6s@ 1.71:
Barley, 93@1.07.
Timothy seed $500 10. 0 Glover
seed $4,000 $500.
Pork nominal; Lard 1880; Ribs
1900 1925.
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Detroit. Aug. 2.-Hoyt outpitched
Ehmke and Boston won the opening
game Of the series from Detroit, 4 to
2. McInnis made q remarkable stop
of drive Off Jones. bat when the
Tigers had the bases filledSin the
third After that Hoyt was never in
danger. Score:
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PRODUCE.

New York, Aug. 2.-Butter, steady:
receipts SAIL. Creamery higher than
extra, IS 1-2@57; creamery extra, 90
score IS; creamery aFsts So to 81
score. 81 1-2@54 1-2.
Eggs. irregular; receipts 15,417.
Fresh gathered extra firsts 51@5s;
firsts 47@50.
Cheese, steady; receipts $3.50.
State whole milk fats, current make
white and colored specials. ~ lao
%; ditto average run. IS 1905 1-2;
state whole milk twins, current make
specials, ~ 1908; ditto average
run, rs 1905 1-2.
Live poultry, firm; broilers by
freight, As; by express, 42@4S; fowls
40; old ROSTERS Is: turkeys IS.
Dressed, quiet; western broilers,
fresh 52@56; chickens frozen 400
4S; fowls ifresh, 80 a az: %roosters, rs
036: frozen 5000.
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BONDS,

New York, Aug. Prices at noon
today were: 31-2s, S1.02; first A.
$3.50 bid; second As, S4.b0 first 4 las,
$3.50; second lila S4.72; third
43Is4a ss.70; fourth 41-4s, s5.os;
Victory ss-4s, s5.72; Victory 4 3-4s.
95.08.
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tJnly, Il to Aus. Is inc
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Mine Re'cue Car On
Rio Grande Tricks

Mine Rescue car No. . of the United
States Bureau OF Mines. in charge of
Engineer ]. J. Forbes and crew of
trained men. is now in the yards of
the d. & Il. G. railroad here, and is
open for the inspection of visitors. 1t
Is expected to remain here for several
days. and will be open for inspection
from 9 a. m. to 9 p. M. daily. during
It's stay. Free lectures TO miners aud
others will be given on first aid to the
injured. the use of mine rescue appa-
ratus and safety lamps. mine gases
and safe and dangerous mining prac-
uces- The assembly room of st.
Michael's Catholic school building.
s1s Macon avenue. has been procured
by those in charge OF the car for show
ing in detail the work in which they
are engaged. and lectures and dem
onstrations in ''drst aid" win be given
shers each evening At o'clock to
which the public Is most cordially
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invited. They will be highly inter
ssting and educational and should be
attended by as many people as possi-
BILE. Physicians, nurses and school
teachers especially invited,
The mine rescue car is one of II
now in use by the Federal Bureau Of
Mines for training miners in FIRST
aid" in rescue methods and In the
use of oxygen-breathing apparatus.
The car has crew that includes two
experienced miners. mining engineer
and a mine surgeon. and is equipped
with the latest rescue and ''first aid"
apparatus and supplies, At moments
notice the car Is ready to proceed to
the rescue OF a mine disaster. whore
the bureau men cooperate with the
state mining inspectors and mine Of
ficials In doing everything possible to
assist or save miners who have been
injured or entombed.
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SECOND NoTIcE-"A GOOD PRO.
vlpER."

When 1t comes to being 'agood
provider." no man would pride him.
self on furnishing trash literally for
his family. The family Is entitled TO
good. wholesome food that helps
growth.
II Is the same with reading. Good
reading pleases and creates its own
hunger for more good reading. The
Youths Companion is the best OF read.
ing for all-every member-every-age
And II comes every week--crowded
with the best. Let US prove 1t with a
sample
The Youths Companion has long
since ceased to provide for Youth
alone 1t has become the favorite all
the-family weekly Of America. II.
name Is miiionmer, but Is retained
for the sentiment II has generated In
American homes through its service
to every age.
STU $3.50 for a year OF 50 issues.
but this price not guaranteed beyond
January /. next.
New subscribers for 1921 will ,e.
ceive:
1.-The Youths companion-52 is.
sues in 1921.
2-All remaining weekly 1920 is.
sues.
a-The Companion Home Calendar
for 1921.
4-McCall's Magazine for 1921,
$l.50--the monthly fashion authority
Both publications for only $3.50.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
Commonwealth Avenue and st. Pau
Street. Boston. Mass.
New subscriptions received 1t this
c1ics. tAdv)
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There are 5000. .oooacrss Of cat-ovsr
timber lands in Pennsylvania at pres
emit. serving NO useful purpose. hut
which ars capable Of bearing forests
under forestry care.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE

PUBLIC nosse Is hereby wn
at the
the
taxes here-fn
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pR sAIE-At . great reduction,
5000 shares Of stock In the Dia-
|Dnd Fire Brick Company. A. H.
hits, Denver. Colo. ss-ti
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|OR SALE-s500 cash. balance on
monthly payment plan. $40 q month.
)FEe Broom house. wcll located and
Ie in: now occupied by two fami-
Bs: am making some slight repairs
hd could house four families. thereby
creasing rents: now rented for $40
month. Price $4,000. Buy this
foperty for a homo and Investment;
Rs-ha,f Of house rented will pay yon
|psf cent on your whole Investment.
Ps owner At SIS Macon ave. 24s-p6
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DESCRIPTION of Property.

Dissertation of Property.
NAME OF OWNER
Part Of Section or Lot
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OR SALE-Six-room house with
city water and lights; good out.
hildings. Inquire at s17 South
bird street. 2l7-s
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fOR SALE OR TRADE-FoY Colo
RADIO Springs property or small
Iaces in North Canon, 10-room stone
QUA modern except heat, about l
ere OF ground, near good schools;
hicken house and barn. sos South
finth street. Phone C. 421-J. 24s-
|OR SALE rooms, bath and sleep.
ing porches: 9.l modern; on four
/ corner. 1919 Whipple ave. 24s.p6
OR SAL E-Five-room m o ern
pressed brick house; best location
Canon City. Address 2. A.. care
ecord. 247-6
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are Lists n
hand ana sea TINS " aAs U
fsEsN-
first @ ig P9slsssen SSgei 9ssssss ii ii, 1883 lsso
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Delinquent Tax List, Taxes for 1919

LANDS TowN TAXES
COLORADO.
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Flor
y. ~
cano snc CIV SSdo & @ S
Ssss. s::s s ss c.ass on @
by the
Clerk the County
Mex j. C,
feet of GcnSn AK vies "
No the OF
ms,a Canon Canon rf xdes s.ypoa. sss
wsilass aiass W. w. ISss Sss 1855
DEIIN
he%n S the ns ss eneS sS sof @
v~sndereer ~ / P. En- Lot ali - /, ,r,.., ,.,.
walker T VIZ otsii Flor ] w Green. De 4sls
on The Tax Lists @ ne
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FoR sALE-At a bargain. 5-room cot
tage on Mystic avenue. Also 5
oom cottage. hot water. sink. bail
nds range. 1il1 Harrison avenue; ~
pot front, $4,000. for quick sale. Tel
phone Canon 625-Nw. or corner :.
los Forrest avenue. 24S-p'
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Part Of Section or Lot
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WANTED

wANTED-Nicef fat corn-fed hog, thai
viii dress $50 to ITS pounds. 70 5t
delivered about November 10; viii
pay better than market quotations Oh
day OF delivery Address 1902 Harri
son avenue. 25o-pt
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FOR SALE-6-room house. blocks
from main part of town. or viii
trade for cattle; $3.50 cash and rest
monthly payments. Address Cois
Robinett Penrose. Colo. 2ze-ps
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The I)aily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ada: SC per Line Each Issue

EXCHANGE = Foar-room bungalow
acre; good improvements; value
$4,000. in Ranger. Tex; center Of oil
fiields. for Canon City property; give
or taken difference See J. r. Brad
ley. city. 243-pl2
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FOR sALE-Real Estate

('oR SALE-Nice little partly fur
nished cottage at a bargain and on
|erms tina, will make paying rent
keem harder than ever. Inquire al
|022 Whipple avenue. 24s-pti
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HOME E51.5. 1.5. TOWN 5s5 S3. ] HELpSDI
ALL SHOULD HAVE 4 GARDEN HeaItr; and Profit in the Cultivation of the Ground, Even Though
 Plot Is Small.

The "clty farmer" as they humor- ouSly called him, was a very great help, not only to himself, but to the country, during the wargarden time, and the experience he gained from hi" wur-gurden activities then has since helped him in the fight to win out against the high cost of living.
 He has profted by that experience in every beneficial way, and the best of all is that he fell in love with his garden, and has been in love with it ever since.
 He found health there. and more ot home happiness; and the profit was then, aS lt will be now, that he didn't have to take the market basket from home.
 To the town dwellcr. who perhaps hasn't given much attention to garden ing. the Albany (GaD Herald says:
 Its great to have a garden, even though iC produce few vegetables. Its great to have a place for outdoor eX' erciSe-a place in which to turn up the fragrant earth with a Spading forh level it with rake and lay it oir with trench hoe. Some folk say it's bet ter exercise than golf or tennis, though on that question We do not presume to sit in judgment. A man can work in his garden before sunrise, when golf links are too wet with the dew to be used, and his garden k a whole lOt nearer home than the golf club.
 And there k no reason why Mir, Towndweler cannot have garden with real vegetables in it n he will give a little practical thought and diIi- gent application to its preparation and care. e."--Atlanta Constitution.
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STRAIGHT ROWS AID GARDEN
Utilize Space to Best Advantage, and Add Greatly to the Appear
 ance Of the Plot.

l. will add considerably to the ease of gardening as well as to the looks of the plot If the vegetables are plant ed in nice straight rows instead of hrlter.Skelter Besides, it will utilize the space better
 Where space Is restricted. it iS best co have tue rows run the long way Of the @lr1nu-norJh and south if pos SibIr-plauting several kinds of sim Harly grown vegetables like green onions. carrots auL rudtSheS in the same ruw.
 lt you plant such crops as hcctS ruGt~hrS and onions in beds these can be madr fuur To six inches high by digging narrow paths around the beds with hur and throwing the soil upon the briS
 IT ,h, drainage or your garden Is not good it k well to grow cabbage. cuulflIower and similar crops uu small ridges thrown up with the spade or hoe. Other crops, among them rurly I,.aS aud celery, should be planted iu shallow trenches Sco0pcd out with a hoe. When these plants grow the soil. lS gradually worked back around the roots.
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GRIP, INFLUENZA
HamIIn's Wizard OH a ReIiaFIeV Antlseptlc Preventive

During influenza epidemics spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard Oil and two parts water, using an atomizer. If you haven't an atomizer, gargle the throat and snuff the mixture up the nose. This treatment sets up an antiseptic wall of defense against "Flu" germs
 Chest colds ar1 sore throat lead to grip Stop them at once with Wizard On before they can develop into dangerous influenza.
 Get it from druggists for 30c. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back D
 Ever constipsted or have sick head. Rchel @ Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, soc at drug Rists. Guaranteed.
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His Fears Realized.

Jane and John. twins, are exception ally fond of each other. John seem fngly much the older with the pro- nrictarfal solicftude for James wei fare. Jane had spent the week end out of town and as the train drew into he station. John was there to meet her. Quickly noting the newly band- aged finger. he exclaimed. "I just knew would get hurted If I wasn't along to take care of you"
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Luck and Labor.

Luck i4 ever waiting for something to turn ur. Labor, with keen eyes and strong will, will turn up some thing. Luck lies in bed, and wishes the poSrman would bring him the news of Q legacy. Labor turns out at six o'clock, and with busy pen or ringing hammer lays the foundation of com petence. Luck whjnes. Labor whist les. Luck relies on chance. Labor on claracter.-CoJd-n.
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Aroentines Have Sweet Tooth.

According to the third national cen sus there were, in June, 1914. 900 fac tories in Argentina manufacturing chocolates. bOuhOnS and candies and sweets in general. The invested Capi. tal mt that time was equivalent 10 $4,- G79.l73 United States currency, and the production in 1913 was valued at SS.753. eco. Although statistics are lacking this industry undoubtedly in- creased it's production considerably during tho war in proportion 10 its ability to secure raw materials. Some of the local product is very high class. Labor and other costs have not in- creased in Argentina to the extent that they have in the United States, and it k believed that this country does not offer a very hopeful market to American exporters of cOnfection- cry.
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H.P5 I1E o-D. FOLKS
A Helping Hand Extended to Many
 Old P-oplo in Sii2eway

A Helping Hand Extended to Many
 Old P@oplo in Silagway
 Most old people have q bad back
 The kidneys are often weak.
 Or worn o-t with years Of work. .Backach9 means days of misery,
 Urinary troubles, nights of unrest,
 DopL's Kidney Pills have helped to make life easier for many.
 They gre doing So for old and young. .
 Read the following enforcement.
 James Burke, retired contractor, COG \. Virginia St. Rano, NevJ; says: My pack was lame and ny kidneys were weak a year ago. WboE T tried to get up from a chair, q terrific pain struck mo in the small cf my back and had to brace my hands on the arms of the chair iu order 10 raise up, goot up several times at night t" pass the kidney secredons, which were Lighhly colored and burned in passage. I heard about Doan's'Kid- ney Pills and one boX from Jul 9Iols SnJG s.I7AUVs pus uuE cured my back and uaado 1t sound and well. My kidneys acted'lihe clockwOrk.'
 Price COG. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy - get Doan's Kdeny Pills - the sane that MT. Burke had, FoSt- er~Nllburn Co; Mfgrs, Buffalo N. Y
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TE.-a ....-S l.ve sat an exam r'c r. their ...-.n.a in this country lv r.tH-..- -n ...nr- with so-called stars who. ..'r claim to public nO- t-oa is -...-. 1.-or.ety of some Kind. T..~ ...".s proper degree of respect t.- t...- profession and for rrrw---r.s. -.n way in which actors ot ability. ..-- and talent are thrown t... ..a background by per sons r.rr. notorious often in dubI- uus u-...~ .- a. insult both to the S.r-n .-..f ..L .a r.n public.