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New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Stanwood Rubber Common

Question-About a year ago fftv shares
.! common stock Of tho Stanwood Rubber
ON pany were bought with the under
s,at,.t'ng ssg that operations were to begin in
oout months time. AS yet nothing has
:. o!He or 1t. Will you kindly let me know.
!, IL 1 possible. the present standing of the con
future ?-R S
Answer - Since your common stock
vas bought S5O0,O0o of the company's
nrst preferred cumulative convertible
stock has been offered at 97ls with
oonus of one share of common with
every share of preferred The senior
issue issue is convertible after January l,
ls22, into two shares of common. Your
stock now follows $550,OOO first pre-
ferred and $275,o0O second preferred
stock. 1t is offered at various prices
from 50 to $40 share. 1t looks as if
you were in for long pull.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08

that, with increased rates, the imme-
diate outlook is brighter than for some
time past. Nevertheless, we have ad-
vlsed against the purchase of railroad
common stock for those who could i'll
afford to speculate, becau Sc, while the
outlook appeared brighter. there is still
uncertainty as to the roads operations.
We have made no attempt to discour-
age railroad stockholders. Our opin-
ION is that the railroads of better credit
will maintain themselves--tha is, of
course, just an opinion. Where a Sc
curity is sensitive to earning power we
DO not consider it a good inve estment
For that reason we prefer the senior
issues of corporations. American Tel
ephone shows better results under pri-
vate operation. and the dividend ap.
pears to be safe. We do not know
enough about your financial position
to advise you about how to acquire the
bonds you have in mind.
Safe Bonds Paying Over Per Cent
.Question-kindly give me your opinion
OF New York Central Railway Company
tenber !. ls3o Have $1,000 TO ut tnyea, Sep-
Please suggest some safe bonds that pay
per cent.-R. c. c..
Answer-The New York Central ten-
year per cent are entitled to very
fair rating. They are registerable as
to principal. The following yield we'll
over 7 per cent and are first liens:
Denver & Rio Grande first per cent
1885, Rio Grande Western first per
cent 1889, Colorado & Southern first
per cent 1929.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Unterest TO Be Added)

Bid. Asked.
Anglo French Extern hs, 1890 a9aa 100
Arsenttne Intern hs. 1o+5..... 68s 69M
Kingdom of Belgium Gs 1921 9sAs 987a
Kingdom of Belgium 6s 1926 oOLa eIiI
Kingdom Of Belgium 7hs lo45 Of 96X
Canada. Dominion of, 5s, 1921 98A 98M
20 notes l92l ............. 97t2 97h
90 ia3S ..,................. S8A 881a
90 ~? OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9lh 91H
40 l93l ........... 87hs 1856
Chinese Gvt Hu Kug Ry IS, 81 43 431S
C Cupa ENtern 5s, 1944. sc Sbh
Nuoa EA'erh os. eeries A. 40. 80h 8lhs
do Extern 4hs. 1949 III
Dominican Rep SIS, 1853 S3h 83%
city Of Lyons. Is yr 6s, 1934 80 "a
do Marseilles Is yr IS, 1894 SO "a
do bordeaux, Is yr IS, 1884, SO 81
do Copenhagen 25 yr 5hs, "a 74M Is
French Paris City SIS, 1o21 % 81
". ol o"ltZerlahd IS, 1940. .101 10l1l
japanese Gvt Az strln In, '26. 73 73X
do AIS, I'd series. 1925... 72 72T
40 40 rs 1s Strln I'm. IN. 1881 .:........ 57& 57%
90 loklo Clty bs. 1852. 5lh 54
~ ". = I" b-yr oias, 1921. 96b 96b
10 3oyr o!7s, l?22 ........... 81 80 9Ih
do l0-yr 5l2s. 1929. 84Is S4%
do 2o-yr 5l1s, 1897. 82E S9E
a. -, irA,'t NlLius 's OF w. As SO SO IA
1- uo eold as or u, 1954....... 2YE 29aa
>'''e Va i'"i1 o-9i o12S BOIu DDS 81 n
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Safe Bonds Paying Over 7 Per Cent
Marketability Always Desirable

Question: have been asked TO invest In
the per cent cumulative convertible pre-
ferred stock Of the Titusville Iron Works
Company. This Is reported to be earning
over eight times its preferred dividend re-
qulrements and appears to be an unusually
good investment I have about $4,000 10
invest and would like to get as high a
yield as consistent with safety. Do you
consider this security "A safe invest
lnent? What value would you place on
the convertible feature, the common stock
earning at the rate OF s3S a share?-
F. L. s.
Answer-The Titusville Iron Works
is an old established concern with a
good record. While the company is
comparatively small, it has many good
customers of long standing. The pre-
ferred stock is not listed on the New
York Stock Exchange, thus detracting
somewhat from its desirability. 1t is
always important in choosing an in
vestment first to dete rhine its market
ability. In view of the fact that so
many high grade seasoned and listed
preferred stocks may be purchased to
yield high returns, we doubt if an 8
per cent basis is high enough for a
stock of this character. Much depends
upon the future business of the COM
pany as to the value of the conversion
privilege. 1t is always a feature of
some value, however.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
City Bonds at Low Prices

Question: would like TO invest In two
1000 bonds Which. in your opinion. 10
the best. both as 20 safety and chiefly to
an advance in value in. say, two or three
years. Indiana Steel SIS. New York CITY
4}ss 1851 or Chile Copper 7s?-J. r.
Answer-New York City issues are
selling at practically their lowest level
in years. They are Of the highest grade
and are exempt from all taxation.
When money conditions return toward
normal all forms of investment securi-
ties should rise in price. The New
bonds are the best on your list. Chile
Copper bonds are more speculative be-
cause Of the nature of the company's
business. AS the bonds are due in 1928
We do not. look for considerable rise in
the price.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
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ADVERTISING service is professional
MAA be sold" on faith in the ability and
VSSA3D - ness of the advertising
wv only the
For 48 years advertising clients of &
Company have placed well deserved faith n ability
and conscientousness of their The and
respect of both advertisers and publishers Albert
Frank & Company have been of efficient
complete and honest
Among the clients of Albert Company
who have entrusted advertising %
agency almost since the day was founded; two for
20 years. three for IS years; for 80
years. What agency approach this record for
and fidelity
An advertising agency is known
increased by reputation of the the
advertiser
To reputable financial Albert
offers thoroughly complete and tested service for the
development of
ALBERT FRANK @COMPANY
ADVERTISING
usT
Frankie
rSouyteen Stone Street, 4oyh
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New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Municipal Bond Offerings

Sales of municipa! bonds aggregated
a par value Of 57,760.27a during
August, according to the Daily Bond
Buyer In July the total was $7o o,398,-
439, and in August year ago, $50. 1866
231. From January l to September !
of the current year the total ON muni-
cipal bonds sold in the United States
amounted to S493,741. 200, compared
with S770,195,o48 for the entire year
of 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
An Uestnaent
Information

Questions of general interest to
sHvestors ,0ill BE- answered in this
column, in aOhich case only imitials
WtH DO used. Others Vill be- On
swered BY mail. Address oil sn-
gu'rea, Enclosing stamped, 3D.
dressed envelope, to Financial E6iter,
1he Tribune, l5I Nassau Street, Nsss
York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08

years yielding ? per cent or a little better
which are fairly safe to hold.-A. H. P.
Answer st. Louis-San Francisco
prior lien 1 per cent are due 1850.
Trey are very fair investment, in our
opinion. as are the Rock Island, Ar
kansas q Louisiana an per- cent.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago e. st.
Louis notes are fairly well secured,
and we regard them safe at present, as
are the Armour per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Stock Increase Ratified

Shareholders Of the American La
France Fire Engine COMPANY have rat
ifed the proposed increase in preferred
stock from. $2,ooo,ooo to $3,ooo,o00, 1t
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Four fall columns OF in.
cestnens questions ard an.
s,cers are published in The
Tribune eUery Sunday.
Dividends

Extra
Certain-teed Products Corpofaflon-An
extra dividend Of 81 a share has been de-
clared in addition to the regular dividend
of ST. both payable October l to stock
holders Of record September IT
Hercules Powder COmpany-An extra
dividend OF per cent share has been
declared in addition TO the regular quar-
terly dividend of per cent. both payable
September IS to stockholders OF record
September Is.
Regular Declarations
Rate IyotAer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Maman,s p0lltlcal I.latlnrm

In the midsl Of comment on The
recent confirmation Of woman suffrage
lie United States we recall an inl-
preston from our reading Of history
Generally speaking, historians have
siven much more significance TO the
eginning Of me movement OF q group
oward an idesl than to the moment
If lis actual achievement There Is
40 weaier discovery than the diseov-
sry of purpose around which a
sr0ap OF people organize themselves
sor action Now that equal suffrage
mas Leen attained what will be the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Cafeteria Nenn tor Tlnrsaa, t,tlling
lX.SOLIIEIi HAS A titlND
STOMACH

II d man spends six years in the
army he surely would have 70 have a
good stomach ! have good one now
and Foley Cathartic Tablets made Il
chat way If any ono does not believe
his. lei him write 10 Arthur 4. Lyons
454 Cincinnati ST., Dayton, Ohio. /"
That is a sample Of the hundreds Of
letters received by Foley & Co. lou
can relieve biliousness, bloating, con-
stipation or other condition arising
from indigestion with Foley Cathartic
Tablets (Adv)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
FanOy's Fashions
Please Patrons

Yesterday and today the handsome
garments displayed at Carved Hall
under the management Of tla pro
prietor ef Fifth Avenue Gown SHOP
Sew York. Newport, X Is anu Jack
sonAille. Fla, have attracted ~ iefg's
Yotaries in large numbers Never pc
fore has there been a more Farie a
ray 81 pretty things al Carved Hall
that appeal to women thin on tlis
secession Fashions latest fa3.eies
laYe pleased many patrons, AM g
good number Of sales have been made
The display Is being continued today
mud this evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Visiting Al
Mulberry Field"

Mrs Charles A Doyen, widow Of
General Doyen, Z s. NJ C' il visiting
her brother Col " Garland Fay ii
Mulberry Field. hiss estate neal
l.ronaldtown, st Mary's county 4
vii be remembered Col. Fay some
maAtAF ago Laid down the sword fai
he plouehshare aud became far
.iner, having beeA an officer Of the I
5 MariHe Corps Col FaH Is oajo@in9
country ill OH his farm III 500 acres
ill & Mary county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
viii Return
70 New YuEk City

sdandley MeCusker.. a native Of An=
nanolis, who Is under special instruc-
ton in New York City in piano music
ana as an accompanies. will return to
New York tomorrow. after having
spent several weeks with his father
aud sisters on CornhilI street, II Will
be remembered that Mr. Mccusker
vas piano accompanies al the benefit
concert given al the Governors a
week ago for Miss aielamet the So
prano soloist Of the evening Many
favorable comments were made on
Air. McCusker's technique and pleas
ing stvle Of accompanying the noted
singer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
viii soon Open
ANelGd~ ST Mafslonr

Mrs 6harles a llogai AMI hei
daughter Miss Fay Doyen. will oneis
their houae Ntyod." II Ward9nr or
November FIRST and viii occupy same
Tor the winter The rommodions and
attractive house MAS built by he late
General Doyen who passed away be
lore being allie 81 make 4 his home as
Ii had hoped
Mrs scales vie Of Admiral II
SCALES. superintendent Of the Naval
Academy visiiing baltimore today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Naval Family
In New Home

Iieut Commander and Mrs T NJ.
Shock have taken the house go King
George street and are now oecupvins
their new home The house II that
owned by Mrs De Mott and IS known
ds the "De Mott House
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

a new teakettie has an additional
opening at one side Of the top through
which il can be filled with water when
hot without danger OF steam scalding
a hand grasping the handle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

uniting purpose OF the woman move
ineni iii the coming decade?
The organizations of women whose
persistent effcrt has brought eqnal
suffrage are NOT hopefully nnitied for
the future They nave been neces-
sarilv engrossed in securing method
0. expression for women Will they
rov &c able 10 draw out their unique
contribution TO tAe lie Of ne world
There Viii be danger ia carrying
over into the coming years or women
united action merely a desire for
equality with men in sharing methods
al expression il our organized social
life. unless the unique spirit and
power u women begins Is express III
self III unmlstakable fashion. the
years 81 saer!iice and struggle that
nave analIs brnaghl full citizenship
will have Eeen futile spending
English commend al this time seems
Ia take for granted THAI women s
vote Will materially affect the posi-
ton of the nited States in interna
tional affairs There ii an assunp-
.i9a ihat Women will With freshness
81 vision see beyond our internal
problems and the personalities Of
riyal candidates The Momea and chill
1ren 81 other lands Wasted ana ter
rorized b. needless wars
Cerainls itl be unfair 10 judge
women as political factors by the re-
ulls 81 the electiaas Of the autumn.
How can they register their viii iii
in5e rnation4i aifairs IN the confusion
if oar present day political life2
There viii not have been time for
women voters 10 organize thense YES
around their new platform Of action
What Will that new platform be &
The question lelongs ID lenders OF
3omen ana srls throughout ne coun.
Try VIII they Is able 10 gather nj
mad help 20 direct the awakening con
sciousnegs Of Women citizens
Will fhat platform q action which
slall bind together the though! and
action Of Tie women III tomorrow
AIRY lis or If the morass OF a cor-
rupt political system into 4 country
u Which The most perfect expire ion
u our yalnl..i freedom viii he our
iesire for selfish eervlee
Cafeteria Menu FOR Thursday Ettning
Grceu spit pea soup
Roast veal
CrelEsed ( KS on toast
Buttered beets
Bread and butter Rolls and butter
Asparagus salad Sliced tomatoes
Cocoanat niagshmaElow cake
Rice pudding Apple pie
Peach birds nest Vanilla ice cream
Coffee Tea Milk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
u9s l.s,n The Isay
lnll t.ili.el@

lgef Of file popular
Halpr resort, Arundel on
5a4il fllt Week end a their
tfere Among these
.lfiy 81 Nr ana Mrs + g
$3.50 molered oyer from
t 81 fan1lY of Mr. and
e.NhtAat who notored
l,ft lark Baltimore.
ehs u l1T stork q Wash
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
NeW General seerelarl

Word has been reef ivea fiisl }iiss
Martha Land, the new general seere
cary 70 eacceed Miss CIT. ee .M.iistsir
@ll arflye Tuesday 6ta lltr -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
MotoFtd 10
shiBgtoIl

Mrs James brown Scott Of Var
donr mofored 20 Washington today %
spend the day taking as her gaesi 3.
Miss + May handler 81 the Y NJ e.
j ana Mrs McGracken Mrs sieQst's
sister
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

Panama has elected three g.sce-
Presidents. II II we're Mexico VI
could understand the Ia isan Pits.
burgh Gazette Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

Have a timer to make a pan TO fit
your entire gas oven space Use this
pan when baking cookies 10 save both
time and gas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
nnie4 NNetesA

MISS jamie Eeidmeyer will he tiie
Aostess 4, iAe VI Al this alter
noon. taxing eAarge II the Office 10
relieve the acting general seefs'4ty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
WOnlan'S Suffrage
l.eaglle Meeting

Mrs /. D. Johnson acting pre- dent
i the Ayohan Suffrage League iof
Anne Arundel county, has chilled Z
meeting d the Learae for mex Mon
lay afternoon mt 3 O'clock in the No
mans Club over Tile State Capita
bank Mrs Jaitus0n SAYS IS viii be
lie last meeting Of the Woman s SUI.
frage League Of this county, and the
lfttftlon pf the women Is called 70 thu
faet thai the League which Will BE-
aIne defunct, viii 20 into the League
ii Women Voters. which has been or
sanized since franchise vas granted
he Women All women 81 he League
and others interested are urged to At
end This meeting
ely Alderman John II Taylor IS II.
Baltimore today on a business trip
" " French. Of Murray Hill Il in
Baltimore today IN the interest II his
business
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Enrpel- RTe-Not llnb

Tile F9rgel Nc Noi Cub ms y
erdav afternoon at tlle ~ a
f0r Then rGflllaf weekly H eliti"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Returned To
Washington

Mrs. Arthur Hunt who has been
the guess 81 her friend. Mrs Albert
Letfier Murray Till. left yesterday
for her home in Washington,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
lsu, mess ltomeE's Club

Tx Business aud gr0ie sai9nal No
noas Club held j meeting On Aoitaa.
night At O'clock ID the ~ - al
over thr proposed plAns Tor The vim
er The meeting va opened "itl
9laYaf 81 the president
The first matter % he attended g.
Mas the matter OF getting vo!ual tef
j help hi tI1ing up Ut tile publ .ii'
.rary There were volunteers fei
very night
NeNi Mrs Theodore Johasal has
lskel for helper III tsle distribati0l
i pamphlets oa me Leasuf VI "a
ions. several girls also yolunteerea
or his work
Plans for social activities were dls
uased, and the various courses
brought mp again. However nothing
an be definitely settled until the ar.
iva of the new secretary
The meeting adjourned u nine
orty- iiIe
TElELNA BEAI.ER, secretary
Misunderstanding Versus sAiilcisGs
"Crnieism Is the art Of telling how
What has been done ought not to have
Jeen done, and how what has not beer
lone ought 10 BIZ done, The rest II
mere hand shaking 4 eynic surely
vho wrote these words
Analvze the criticism which yov
ave overheard in tAe past s.
months Has not fifty per cent 81 i
,een delivered in an "l-mean this in.
liz mos friendly-wap sort OF pack
re, and the other fifty per cent II .
this hurts me more-than-it-do
GU box After all. how little
hand shaking there has been
Today psychologists are telling us
NTH increasing earnestntss q ilS
aiue Of encouragement to the ins
Iividaal, on the necessity for II Doe,
he spirit of th, criticism which We
offer take this outstanding psych9lo
sical tact into account We talk
tbout ttte value Of the individual
Ne. believe III ~ individual. Yer
81 an individual u our acquaintance
axe new step and how often w,
all il reckless When ii Is In reality
outrageous expression Of self By o4I
ack 81 imagination and sympathy
We may blndiy withhold the ene,nr
tgemcnt 50 NECESSARY for sdcces il
he new venture
May our criticisms be hone q ane
the point. But LESS have q lfFlf
more hand shaking
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Visiting
s.IAl4r

Miss Anne Dashiell ~ Washington
il visiting her sister Mrs .iratfon ~
Aiioui bake 81 Gloucester aud Green
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
l3'tflhaa
stiaN

son viii formally
Is, laesday afternoon,
h ma first OF series q
aa at the Snperin
tinral ard Mrs Scales
r0n 4 so to s 80 81 I
1ther Wednesday recep-
perintsndenJs Will be
December. 8 and Janu
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
BIG G. b. r. CROWD
LACKED ENTHUSIASM
AT MASS MEETING

tcontInaea rrnm I'ase ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

CITY Alderman John Il. Taylor e ii
Baltimore today on a business trip
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
STEPTOE GAS LAW IS
INEQuITABLE, EXPERT
TESTIFIES IN HEARING

Samuel 8. Wyer, Columbus, OHIO,
consulting engineer for the United
States Bureau of Mines. testified at
Tuesdays session of the Steptoe hear
ing In Pittsburg, as to the disposltlon
of gas from the West Virginia fields,
end as to the equipments, lines and
stations of different companies.
Gas used in Richmond is taken
from the West Virginia fields and
consumers here are affected by the
decision in the Steptoe hearing.
The Steptoe case is one in which
the states of Pennsylvania and OHIO
are seeking to prevent West Virginia
from Withholding gas from West Vir-
ginia wells until the consumers and IN
habitants there have been supplied.
Shows Gas Needed.
Mr.. Wyer gave statistics showing
the amount of gas necessary to sup
ply West Virginia consumers, and the
amount remaining for Pennsylvania
and Ohio. He also showed the num-
Der of towns and cities receiving their
gas supply from West Virginia, and
which could not be supplied else
where.
Mr.. Wyer was subjected to a severe
cross examination Tuesday afternoon
by the attorneys for the state or west
Virginia, who failed to shake his con-
tention that the Steptoe act IS IN
equitable, and will work injury to the
states of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The hearing will conclude here Wed
nesday, after which testimony Will Dc
taken in Ohio and West Virginia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
The Theatres
MURRET1E

The remarkable success OF miss
Hobbs" the first Wanda Hawley star
ring production, created such a furore
in this city that Manager Holland OF
the Murrette Theatre has been be-
sieged with questions as to when the
young condolences second starring
photoplay would be shown. He is now
able to announce that Food for Scan
dal," adapted from the Paul kester
farce, Beverly Balance" will be pre-
scented Wednesday and Thursday. Miss
Hawley is again supported by Harr1-
son Ford and a cast equal in ability to
that which made such success OF the
stars initial offering.
MURRAY
Frederick Stanton, leading man with
Madame Traverse in The Spirit or
Good" showing at the Murray. is the
same Frederick Stanton whose name
was prominent in newspaper sporting
pages until recently, His transfer to
the dramatic news columns is the re-
suit Of an accident to his pitching
arm.
If it had not been for the failure of
his arm Mr.. Stanton might never have
known that he had the makings of an
actor, and might now be playing big
league instead of playing in William
Fox screen productions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22

Hear the Testimony Of Richmond
People and Decide the Case.

Doan's Kidney Pills are on trial
are being tried every day for weak
kidneys-for exhausting kidney back
aches. What is the verdict? Read
Richmond neutrality-suspicious. expert
ences of Richmond witnesses. There
can be only one verdict-a chorus of
approval.
R. T. Cooper. carpenter, $50 North
Twelfth street, Richmond, says: MY
work as a carpenter is hard on the
back and kidneys. | suffered from
dull backaches with soreness through
my loins. l could hardly stoop to
pick up my tools and l was also an
noyed by my kidneys acting irregu-
larly. l got Doan's Kidney Pills from
Quigley's Drug Store and they soon
Strengthened me up and put my kid
neys in good shape"
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Cooper had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-Advertisement.