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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

FOR SALE-19l9 Ford Touring,
four speed ransmission--eeat COW
ers-new top. large stearing wheel.
Demountable rims, good tires, new
paint. A bargain. Klamath Falls Au-
TO Co. 224 Main st..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

BABY CHIX:-TANC GRE d 8. 800
egg white leghorns. Golden Buff
and Brown Leghorns, Anconas. Black
Minorcas, r. I. Reds, Buff Orping-
tons, Barred and White Rocks. Spec
isl rates on advance orders. ENOCH
CREWS. Seabright, California.
1919
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
Miss Barbara Goeller wishes to an
nounce that she has opened q Marcell
waving and manicuring parlor on the
meIlanine floor Of Noes store. 1918
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For maturity nurse phone as2w
804 eth st. 1919
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FOR SALE room modern house
In fine shape. One block from
pavement. Good garage. Furnished or
unfurnished. Cash or terms. Box J.
Herald. 1876
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-4 room modern furn.
ished house. Terms.--InQufro w.
G. North, Mecca Pool Hall. 12-1Ss
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Everything for the campcr-Gold
Medal folding cots, Hammocks.
chairs. stools. stoves, and swings for
the kiddies. Johnstone Furniture CO.
1916
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

DREssMAKING-First class work
guaranteed. Mrs. Jefferson, 2 Main
st. S-16'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

FOR sALE-ls20 bort. run less
than 1000 miles in Al condition.
Will take Ford car In trade. klamath
Falls Auto Co., 224 Main st. 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

WANTED-Woman desires work by
the day or hour-Call 61d wslnut
st. between 100 and $500 y. IN.
1919
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A great reduction in Refrigerators
In all sizes. Johnstons Furniture Co.
12-.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

wANTED-woman or girl for cook
ing on ranch. Phone AZ g.?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-13

FOR sA1.E-Cheap. good income pro-
perty paying 16 per cent net.
$4,000 cash will handle this, see
J. T. WARD q co.
RSl Main 81. Sis
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BOONTON - Mountain Lakes, dweiings
farms, lakes. Il. I. CAHlLL, Boonton
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HOUSEvORKER, general; young lady. Nor
wegian, desires position. family. or 3;
no washing: $40; coed plain cooking; refer
erces. Write or phone Dina johnson a
Clinton av., West ffoboken. Tel. Union 1881, 4,
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T1orida-sni. OF Rent.

FOR saie-Cnc OF tho show places a. Delsn nd.
the Athens OF Florida, small plantation
Of 80 acres. with 500 orange and grapefruit
trees: the fruit on the trees ia estimated at
5000 boxes "A large variety Of small fruits /;
a fine two story house, bath. hot and cold
water; fresh water lake of about 10 acrcs
stocked with black bass: this property VIII
stand the most rigid examination, and can
be bought for $3T 500 cash. as owner wishes
70 retire; the trees and crop alone are worth
S75 900. Full particulars write GEORGE II.
JARVIS, Orange City. Fla.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AN looking for 10 to 80 fscr. or story
new law house, In good location, not over
Sl2,0O0 cash no inflated rents, with good
fair returns. G. w. &, NJ. 1888, Herald,
Harlem.
have SIC, goo to 500. 900 cash to invest IN
T5xi00 IT. IO0X100 IT, elevator house,
IL well located and price and terms reason
able, full particulars wanted ard Immediate
action given. LAWYER. NJ 1885 Herald.
Harlem.
II room house. West sos pay $1,000 cash.
Phone Columbus 1895
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Long Island.
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHEI
From Battery TO nth ST., Inclusive.

9TH ST. Is E.-Unusualy attractive five
and bath Living sse du
rooms. dining room and kitchen; all very
light. plenty closet space: well managed.
Agent. 70 w. 18th.
11TH ST. ll2 West-rwo very large rooms
and bath. parlor floor. In old fashion,
house Slo0. Apply j. IRVING WALSH.
13 w nth st
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Borough of Queens--sa,e or .Reat.

BUY for half rental cost duration tax cx-
emption; monthly payments less than such
city accommodations 3 room house, with .
lots half hour ride from heart OF Mani at
tan or Brooklyn; go trains daily: also troll, y
and elevator service. ELpER, 243 Wet
Saith ST.
HOLLIS COURT-Owner must sell cor ter
cottage, boulevard; bargain terms to
suit right party. Phone 65a3 Hollis
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

YoU can have your choice OF good fret,
second mortgages or building loans. S.
l.. ARcNDs Co, 470 fremont av.
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UNLIMITED CAPITAL to advance against
maturing legacics. notes. mortgages and
tions held In strict confidence. STATE FL
NANCE CORPORATION. 200 Broadway, New
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANIED-To lease for two years In Garch-
mont Manor or Rye, a house, containing G
master bedrooms and three baths, three
maids rooms and bath, two car garage, with
living quarters, C f46s Herald Harlem.
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Borough OF BrookIyn---SaIe or Rent,

PARK sLoPE-Eight families rents s5 600;
$l1.750 over St4 900 bank mortgage buys
It. SHEA. 1850 Lafayette av., Brooklyn.
SELL or lease 80 room house. detached gar
age space; plot 53xl2o; suitable roomng
house, caterer or club: prominent ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. OWNER, 600 Flushing av,
Brooklyn Phone Williamsburg 4741.
% unrestricted lots near Newkirk av. sta
ton. Brighton subway: easy terms 20 re
liable builders It. r. & H. w. ACKERSON.
oG Cnnrt q Rrnnl.ltn n Y
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FURNITURE.

LEAVING city; will sell rooms. good furni-
ture. reasonable: rent moderate; front
apartment. Call after ., JACOBS. apt II.
5o4 w. 151st. Audubon $780,
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

NEWLY built Groom brick house. modern
improvements: ideal location TO lease with
option OF buying. HARTLEY. Gramatan
and Lincoln avs, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Clothing.

SLIGHTLY used afternoon dresfeg for sale
HE fo hu~t Mas Tt.oEIsNCE HILL. 1890
stli ay., apartment az.
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Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.

BIGGEST BARGAIN in New York; finest
home, finest location; - room story .
family brick; every possible Improvement; (;
excellent condition; near University av. re-
stricted section; could not be duplicated Tor
$4,000; am sacrificing for $4,000: need
$4,000 cash; act quick. COMLEY. room 9,
Bergen Bldg. fremont 49i6.
PLOT. corner 1TGth and Walton; 5ox1o0;
price SIG 900 FORSTER 723 Sth av
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above Ssth st.-5th Av. to East River.

ENGLISH basement dwelling IN East COS ;
immediate possession; seven bedrooms, four
baths; parquet floors: steam heat; dining
room opens on unique English garden.
JOSEPH CASSIDY 2O3 Broadway.
Telephone G942 cortlandt.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AMI
FOR SALE.

GREENWICH. Conn FURNISHED house -
rent - rooms, Q baths. garage: meas Gta.
ion desirable location. fhono Grccnwica
gisR.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AsfER. REALTY CO.. 200 broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
SAMUEL KRONSlSY. INC, Real Estate
Marbrldge Building. Broadway ard 34th ~
rel. TT2 Fitzroy
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2i19 FIFTH AV..

TO LEr-Four story and basement house
sos Madison av.; dimensions 20S95 all
Tnodr IN Improvements; immediate possession.
O,rrI NGEk q RRD.. Il Nassan 81.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCEPTIONALLY rare chance for thor
oughly competent. energetic, experienced
$40 seit, reliant MEN TO secure interest In
Ious established business owning factory and
patvnts Tor electrical sud mechanical spo-
siaitlcs, with customer throughout United
s,a,es s,a,es ana abroad. Not much money needed.
Apiity is prerequisite md more important
tnen large capital. Great opportunity for
e,e,tilcal engineer. machinist with pattern
ana toolmakin6 experience, bookkeeper and
manager, salesman. Only industrious work
WIS need apply. State age, experience, OK
psctston nationality. references. S.. Box
30 Herald oSg B'wny
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

51TH. 107 E.--Large unfurnshed room, with
private bath. electricity, 500; ladies' only.
ss'rH. SO West. Unusually handsome parlor.
studio; lavatory, electricity, parquet; SUI
perior house.
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FARM PROPERTY.
-
MIscella neous.

MIscellan neous.
FARMs FOR sale catalogue free. STROur
FAIlM AGENCY, bog -. l5o Nassau 81
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
New Jersey.

CENTRE or NEWARK.
1907 Broad ST.. choice apartments, modern.
elevator service, 6 or rooms; newly dec
Grated; $50 per room. inaure janitor.
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than % large capital. Great opportunity for
electrical engineer. machinist with pattern
aliu tonlniakinS experience, bookkeeper and
fnaneser. salesman. Only Industrious work
eis need apply. State age. experience, OK
pectation. nationality references s., Box
30 Herald: 2s9 B'way.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
an modern machinery and appliances, To-
Gated in the centre of the trade section:
business established; good chance for a bar
gam, termS reasonable.
Address HOWARD G. T.. SMITH,
------ 5o0 elllcott square. Buffalo. y. Y.
UNLIMITED CAPITAL TO advance against
maturing legacics. notes. mortgages and
securities accounts bought; all communica-
NANCE CORPORATION. 200 Broadway, New
York.
PATENTS.
Y. g.. CANADA AND FOREIGN
Booklet free. Have Investors Turned
tions." Write for Il. HoUTAIN, POS Broad
way.
WOMAN, pleasing personality and appear
ances, having house In fast growing bust
ness section Of Park Slope, Brooklyn, will
give services and parlor for business; good
for ladies' ready to wear shop. good loce :
ton; onen TO proposition. 60 9Th av.
WILL FINANCE your business: only
progressive concerns needing finances TO In
tfsasr tbelr business nced uppy: textile
manufacturers neec not apply. NJ 21e3 Her
aid. Herald so.
GARAGE, lixI ,ooj, located West Tos suit
sbo commercial or 1.-Two storage. price $40,
900. easy terms immediate possession. ED
WARD SAMSON, 100 William ST., y. Y. G.
Phone 1870 Beekman.
HOTELMAN'S extraordinary opportunity.
$4,000. necessary $4,000; high class
hotel. 30 rooms, restaurant. billiards. bowl
ing; advantaEeously situated; 10 year lease.
kRuSD, 80 Newark ST.. Iobosen
PARTNER wanted with $4,000: active OR
silent may control funds: marine work
very profitable; ample security, making sub
stantlnl earnings; permanent and high class.
T. gii Herald Fulton at.
$500 BUYS picasant established business
earning capacity $50 monthly; requires few
hours weekly or evenings. MlLLArD, down.
town office. 4s0 broadway. uptown, iii
". SOD
GARAGE. 1ooxis5. Flatbush section: won.
dprful opportunity for rorpor"ihle party
GGI Coney Island av. Windsor 1906.
WE, hnve carh buyerr for your huriness oi
factory. Mail particulars. Quick results
ARoNrs CO. 47o fremont av.
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WAREHOUSE building. 65 and 67 North
Moore ST. y a Zoo g. s s T ''9TE %na o1S basement,
~. steam heat. electric light largo elevator,
snipping platform protection; lenshold: price
s5o 200 or win rent ~ 1000 per annuTn
r-r1yvARu SAMSON 1870 william st., ". r.
G. Telephone 1850 beekman.
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southeast corner i30Lh st.
a three story and basement dwelling, on
OF 20 u. in. by no; possession arranged.
Price and terms reasonable.
OGDEN & CLARISON CORPORATION.
1 East 10th ST. Plaza 6955.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

| ANY ono knowing whereabout Archibald
Patten notify IRENE PATTEN. "a w.
fS6tll.
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New York s.ate--saIe or Rent.
Connec,icut-saIe or Rent.

WILL sacrifice fine two acre estate near
Nyack; ten room house. modern improve
ments: $4,000. Tel. Bowling Green 1880.
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New Jersey-saie or Rent.

BELL & PIERsON, Real Estate.
81 Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone 1918.
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From battery to 18th st., Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE.
1921 Barrow st. newly renovated, IS rooms
q baths, electric light rented IN apartments
and rooms for over 5000 month, s45 OOD
terms. iTS Waverley place, 10 rooms and
bnth immediate possession. oasy terms.
WILLIAMS DEXTER CO., INC,
~ Greenwich av. Chelsea sOOG
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Above 5sth st.--Sth Av. 60 North River.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS.

DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS.
Vicinity of Broadway and I03d ST., eleVa-
tor apartment house, and rooms; rents
$3S 600; price $4,000. desirable terms.
Vicinity OF Riverside Drive and 10th ST.,
elevator apartment houge. and rooms :
rents $4,000; price $685. 900; desirable
terms.
Vicinity Of Broa dway and 18TH ST.. large
apartment house (no elevatcr), 4 and )
rooms rents Sa1 900; price $4,000; desira-
BILE terms.
Vicinity of Broadway end lsist St, apart
nent house, 20 rooms on a floor. and ;
rooms very low rents, 80 200. should he
$ll, 900 only about 81 per room; price
S5J, 900: desirable terms.
II. T. WOOD. go BROADWAY.
DWELLING, ~ stories. W. 18TH St. So 00c
cash needed. SHARUM, 10 Broadway.
-FOUR story and basement, West Side: 10
rooms, two baths: ideal for rooming: price
Sl7 900; cash $1,000. COUGHLAN & CO..
INC. 200 West 72d.
TIVE STORY NEW LAW,
West Harlem. 3sXlQ0; rent very low; So, ,52S !:
price S37 600; terms. RYAN & CO., 1A2 w.
NEAR I'D. subway--Dwellins. ~ rooms
electricity, parquet floors. 3 baths; viii
sacrifice; easy terms. Tel. Columbus .24.
Al West 9th Street; story dwelling: va
cant; cheap. SAARuM. 10 Broadway.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.
THREE adults want or q room Furnished
apartment, Nov. IL TO March l5 I'D TO
il6th st, near B'wsy; not 10 exceed 500.
Q So Herald, Fulton st.
Unfumished,
REFINED. small Christian family seek or
room modern outside apartment; good
section. Yorkville preferred; limit $780,
WISE, go West fSlst. Wadswcrth 9Sis.
BELOW 7eth--Unfurnished apt. OF two large
rooms. bath and small kitchen. Rent not
70 exceed Sl2J. Telephone Columbus 304o
SEVEN or rooms, two master baths. In
strictly modern elevator house, between
18th and Goth West small family, highest
responsibility; will pay $500 per year.
Write Box 80, 1868 Sd av.
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Washington Heights. Above l2jtb ST.,
West of sth Av.

A bargain in story, 40 by 100 feet
apartment house; 2-is, POS; electric light
and all improvements it0s. upper West
Side: rent stt 800 ;sprice less than 3 times
the rent. with only $4,000 cash needed, bal
ance years. G.. y. B. NJ, 1884 Herald
Harlem.
PRIVATE house. 761 ST. Nicholas av: s
story, IA rooms. 3 baths. electricity: inrue-
date possession; caretaker on promises
TENCOoRN. 3 West 101st. River. 1914.
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PLUMBING. -
SHEET METAL AND ROOFING.
PLASTERING.
GENERAL JOBBrNG.
Contractors engaged IN these and similar
lines downtown, are continually being
crowded out OF central downtown By Ia
s~rasc In rent and land value. A perfna-
rent low priced business homo for soino
ruch contractor is NO IA Wost Broad
way, near Worth 81. one story building
lot 25xJ0 IT.; possession price s13.5O1;
EASY terms (rpnt value $50 0OO). Own,
WILLIAM d. KlLpATEICK. iia Broad
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RIZPAH ELDON,

The worlds noted Medium and Psinist.
She stands alone In her profession. As
Scientific Paimist she 10 accurate. AZ
Medium she givea nance and descriptions
OF spirit friends, m:ssages and informstios
business. mining and inventions. 1873
ltth ct. n. W., over FscAhontas Candy
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business love, health and family Affairs:
Confidentia readings daily. 10 o. MS N.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

Will saorifics for quick saIsi rs ninuteS
from Treasury; seven-rcom bungalow; hot
water heat, Hss, fine water. pump With
windmill one sere Of ground; fine sarde4l
100 chickens: 1919 Ford Touring car THU
10 the best buy around Washington. FrioA
$500.
WILDMAN a CO.,
9th and n cts. N. w. Frank. stea
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PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Tells you anything you wish TO know
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
A PERMANENT
POSITION
THAT PAYS

FIRST S' FOUR rIH wwTHnks
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AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN
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MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Clairvoysnt, crystal sszer and card read
err Advice on all troubles Daily. Sun.
days Al Phone Frank. ga.
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essential qualifications.
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NAN to drive auto car and handle bar
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MAN Young to sell vegetables Apply
At once. III II ct. N. n.
MECHANIC to build porch near 18th and
Columbia rd. Address Boz las, Times.
PLUMBER--First class; at once. 1907
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YOUNG MAN-Cstholic, In collection de-
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LUMBER and millwork estimator or
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CABINET WORK. chair caneing. color
changing, furniture repairing. upholster-
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reasonable prices with GENERAL FURNI'
TURE FINISHING CO.. ga goth st. N. w.
Phone West til.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-03
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
n the Morning
"ssh Away All the Stomach. Liver,
and Bowel P0is0ns Before
Breakfast,

A., 10 feel your best day in and day
IVY S 70 feel clean inside: no sour
sas 70 coat your tongue and sicksn
.our breath or dull your head; NO
ssoasupatioo. bilious attacks, sick
sssoache. colds. rheumatism or
.sy, acid stomach. you must
s ae on the inside like you battle
s. This 10 vastly moro i'm
S.uat' because the skin pores do
M fbsorb impurities into the
no while the bowel pores do.
~ keep these poisons and toxins
- u noshed frQm the stomach. liv-
- Moneys and bowels, drink b.
w. Wy breakfast each day . glass Of
~. water with = teaspoonful Of
I'm .Mestone phosphate in 1t. This
~ cleanse. purify and freahen the
=. aiimentary tract before eat
y more food.
~ . quarter pound Of limestone
hvspnate from your pharmaeist
~ inexpensive and almost taste
Drink phosphated hot water
!, morning to rid your system
a.. uese vile poisons and toxins;
Hs,o prevent their formation
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DOCTORS DIDN'T HELP
HER ScKLY CHILD
Is strong and healthy now
Mother says Milks Emul-
sion saved its life.

LAST May my three-year-old baby
was taken very ill, got so bad that We
expected her to die at any time. Had
four doctors but they did not know
what allied her and finally stopped
coming. She had been sick about s
months when I started giving her
Milks Emulsion. l noticed results
from the first and by the time she had
taken 2 bottles she was absolutely
strong and healthy. am thankful to
say Milks Emulsion saved her life
Mrs. Willis S. Pitts, Nacogdoshes,
Texas.
For restoring appetite, health and
strength in sickly children, mothers
will find Milks Emulsion the thing
they have always sought. Most
children like to take it, because un-
like many emulsions and tones, it
really tastes good.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri-
tive food and a corrective medicine.
II restores healthy, natural bowel ac-
ton, doing away with all need Of pills
and physica II promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to assimilate food. As builder
Of nesh and strength. Milks Emulsion
10 strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weakened. and is
q powerful aid in resisting and repair
| ing the effects of wasting diseases.
! Chronic stomach trouble and constipa-
| ton ere promptly relieved.
This Is the only solid emulsion made,
and SO palatable that it is eaten with
\ a spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case, you
I are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
7, this guarante-Take six bottles home
with you. use it according to directions
and II not satisfied with the results
your money will be promptly refunded
Price TIC and $50 per bottle. The
Milks Emulsion CO.. Terre Haute, Ind
Sold by druggists everywhere.