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The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Woods Incorporates in Illinois.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SPRINGFiELp, ILL.,. May lS.-The the
atrical enterprises OF A. IL. Woods Inc,
23s West Forty-second street New York
were incorporated here to-day to trans
act business In Illinois. The capital
stock IL 81, 1000 600. or which $4,000 =
TO be employed in the business IN Illinois
The president is A. II Woods and the
secretary Martin Herman. both Of New
York The principal place OF business IN
Illinois is the Apollo Theatre. Chicago
and the representative IN Illinois IL
William II Hale. 1905 Marquette Build
ing Chicago
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w. A. WHITES DAUGHTER
DIES FROM INJURIES
Was Knocked From Horse by
Tree in Emporia.

special Despatch 10 TdE %nw YorK llEsALD.
EMPoRIA, Kan. May l3-Miss Mary
White l6. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
William Allen White. died this morn
ing from Injuries received Tuesday night
when she fell from horse.
Mr. White, who was In Atlantic CITY
Is on his way 20 Emporla and will arrive
Saturday afternoon. William l.. White,
the girls brother who IS 4 student in
Harvard. also ls on his way home.
Mary Whites horse turned suddenly
into a driveway and ran under a tree
A branch Or the tree struck the girl in
the headp.and sine fell
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White Sulphur Springs.

Speciai Despatch to Tnr NV f0rk HrhAIp'
WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". Va, May
18.-Thrty members Of the Common
wealth Club OF Cincinnati. al young
business men. have arrived e. remain
three days.
Mrs. Edward r. stettinius was among
those lunchIng al Kate's Mountain club
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mre Arthur Cowen. who are
here from New York, drove around oak
hurst this morning.
Mrs. j. c. Knox arrived to-day from
Boston and will remain a week as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry VI. TAFT.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Fund for Blind Grows.

The Committee FOR Lighthouses for
tho Blind. founded by Miss Winlfred
Holt. received checks Yesterday from
the following. among others ia the
campaign for s2,ooooco 500. Edward ".
Clark. so. Harry Sachs of Goldman,
sachs Company. $50 4. " Bendheim.
s2i Fourth avenue ". " Davey. ~
wall street. made the largest gift OF
the week 500
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Capt. Thomas Price.

Capt Thomas Price, 72 years old. who
wac veteran pilot Of ferryboats of the
Union Ferry Company, died Thursday
of heart disease at the Norwegian Hos
pital in Brooklyn. For thirty-seven
years he was in charge OF ferryboats
crossing from South Ferry TO Atlantic
and Hamilton avenues in Brooklyn He
retired two years ago. Capt Price lived
at 299 Cumberland street. Brooklyn. and
is survived by his wife a daughter and
SON
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ShaW-SteyensOn.

The marriage Is announced OF Miss
Gertrude Stevenson and Mr.. Edgar d.
Shaw at st. Thomas's Episcopal Church
on Thursday. the Rev. Floyd s. Leach
officiating. Miss Stevenson was at
tended by Mrs. Walton Atwater Green
OF Cedarhurst, l.. ]. Mr.. Green, with
whom Mr.. Shaw was formerly associ-
ated on the Boston Journal acted as
best man.
Miss Stevenson Is well known as a
writer Of special articles for Boston and
Washington newspapers and is a former
Radcliffe student. Mr. Shaw. who Is an
Exeter and Harvard man, is member
OF the general management OF the Hearst
publications. After trip to Porto
Rico and Caribbean ports they will live
at 257 West Elghty-sxth street.
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Rartop-Hammerslough.

Miss olga Lee Hammerslough, daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cosmond r. Ham
merslough OF i57 West Eighty eighth
street. was married to Mr.. Clifford Bar
ton of Cedarhurst yesterday afternoon
In the Waldorf-Astoria in the presence
of small gathering Of relatives and
friends. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John Schwake. There were
no bridesmaids. best man or ushers. Mr..
and Mrs. Barton will pass the summer
IN North Long Branch, y. j.
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OBITUARIES
Fred =. Stone.

Fred s Stone. circulation manager of
the Brooklyn citizen. died Thursday y
night at his home, 21t Ninety seventh
street, Bay Ridge. after long illness
Tie was 40 years old and became head
of the circulation department or the
Cittecu when he was % years old
Be was secretary Of the Circulation
Managers Association of New York
state and vlce-president ~ tho Brooklyn
Press club. He II survived by his wife
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Herbert {. O\eill.

Herbert g. O'Neill. restaurant owner
died yesterday at MS home, 203 Jack
son avenue. Long Island City Many
years ago he opened a restaurant In
Jackson avenue near the Queens County
Court House. and the place became the
popular rendezvous OF judges. court at
taches and other officials
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Princess Anastasia's Condition.

PARIS. May 13.--Princess Anastasia
of Greece. formerly Mrs. William B.
Leeds of New York. Is resting in her
hotel after her journey from Athens.
whence she a1ived here last Monday.
Nothing has yet been decided regarding
the operation she expects TO undergo as
a result Of her severe Illness OF last
winter
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Motorboat Gift to Alfonso.

SANTANDER, Spain. May 13.-The 40
foot motor boat which President Menocal
OF Cuba has presented TO King Alfonso
arrived here last night Formal presen-
tation will be made by the Cuban Con-
sui on the arrival OF the Kings repre-
sentative from Madrid.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Personal Intelligence
New York.

new 1OFh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair or
Washington, ID. c.. are Al the Vanderbilt
for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence L. Gillespie
Will open their Newport villa tomorrow
Mr. James Swan Frick or Baltimore
VIII be at the Plaza for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence Riker
Of 33 East Thirty-ninth street have gone
20 their summer home In Rumson, =. j..
Mrs. Robert Goele, was among those
entertaining a luncheon yesterday al the
Hotel Ambassador.
MIR and Mrs j. Fred Pierson Jr.
had ten friends for luncheon yesterday
in the Ritz-carlton.
Mrs. oliver Hartman and Miss Marie
r Lamarche had friends for luncheon
iE Delmonicos yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph II. Kissel Jr.,
have taken an apartment at y East
Eghty-third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Padelford.
are stopping al the Plaza
Mrs. John Clinton Gray is stopping at
the Plaza before going 10 Greenwich
for The summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz
have leased Mrs. Brady Hartman 3
estate Of forty-three acres In Jericho
l.. l.. for the season.
Mr. William Earl Dodge has taken a
lease or Mr.. W. De Forest Wright )
place on Sands Point. l.. L., for the
sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Arm
strong viii pass the summer 81 Locust
Valley. l.. l., where they have taken
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand
l.. Taylor Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Gunther.
who intended sailing to-day to visit their
son. Mr.. Franklin Mott Gunther Of the
American Embassy In Rome. and their
daughter-in-law. have given up the trip
until the autumn and will leave the end
OF this month for their home on upper
Kezar Lake. Maine for the summer
Congratula tons are being sent TO
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Waterbury on the
birth of a daughter at their home, $50
East Seventy-fourth street. The baby
has been named Natica. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterbury have taken a house at
Southampton again for the summer and
will 20 there early in June. Mrs. Water
bury was the widow OF Newbury Dav-
export Lawton. They were married
April s. 1920
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~ Memnrlam

Redfeld. Jula =. Van Fps g. i Y.
Af.yER Ion Friday. May ~. tp2t. Florence
kuruata, vifo NJ tho late Aiphouse N
Aiker IN her etth year. Funeral services
vUl be- held at her late residence. ~ y
e4th et on Sunday afternoon ~ 3 O'Clock
Imcrnenf private. Kindly omit flowers
ApFELBAt 4Cclle. widow Adolph mother
or IEnats. Herman, Edwin = and Mrs.
sally Uecsh, nj Philadelphia. Friday, May
f7 BODY viii arrive Pennsylvania Station
sunday NAV 10. ~ ! ~ NJ tnfermcnt
Mount Zion Cemetery, sunday, May ia
aap. "a.
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IN Nj f Nj O RIAM

pruFTEI ID.-In loving, tender memory u
mn d,ar mother. Julia r Redfleid. ~eo
passed away May a. 1920.
Annie y. FinlAy.
VAN Ers In ancredly cherished memory
of a. III Herman van Fps. who pa -ssi
into everlasting ilf~ May -, 1918, Gor1
hvt over present atflf nauRhters
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Eugene Etienne.

PARIS, May 13.-Eugene Etienne,
member Of the Senate and former Min
lister OF War and the Interior. died here
to-day. Senator Etienne was born De-
cember Is. 1914. and represented Oran.
Algeria. In the Senate.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Jean Aicartl.

PARIS. May 13--Jean Aicard. French
author and poet s dead. He wac born
IN ts4s. and was member OF the French
Academy and an officer OF the Legion ~
Honor
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mrs Medill Mccormick gave tea
yesterday afternoon for the Danes of
the Loyal Legion.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mrs F.. NJ. Dearing, wife OF the As
sistant Secretary OF State. has joined
Mr.. Dearing at the Hotel Lafayette.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mrs. May Brady Hartman and Mrs.
Antonio Ponvert OF New York have ar
rived at the Muenchinger- King.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mrs. Thomas f. McMane 'and Mrs.
William J. Rogers are stopping at the
Ia Forge cottage.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

The New York Yacht Club station al
Newport will open for the season on
June !.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
LOST AND FOUND.

liberal reward WIN be paid and no aues-
lions asked FOR the return of a brown
leather brief case. lost local train OF
the Interborough subway; case contains pa
pers of value only 10 the owner. 1859
Herald. Fulton ST.
A REWARD OF $500
VIII be paiu for the return of small paper
package containing 3 stone diamond ring.
/ stone out of setting; lost April 10 al or
between West 45th and li4th streets. MAR
CTS co. 9th av. and 45th ~.
LOST-Lady's brown suede handbag. 1th av.
subway. Friday. about 80 p. III. between
Cortland and SAN SITS. reward Return to
WILLIAMS, ~ Claremont av.. city,
LOST-Beadcd bag. Friday evening. May O.
about midnight. IN taxicab. between 4ath
St 9TH aV. and Union Square. reward
Phone Cortlandt 1854.
STOLEN from telephone booth, Pennsylva
MIA Station. light coored pigskin Kit bag
nickel trimming, ma arked IF. -. VI. s., Jr..
liberal reward for return. Telephone 4944
Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Jeweiry.


A REWARD OF s75
WIN be paid for return OF oval shaped plat
inum and diamond brooch; lost May !, W
rinlfy OF seth ~. and West End az. 4 ".
& h. IA. WEINBERG. 685 sta ay
LOsT-Wrlst watch of platinum with name
engraved on bacIt; lost during afternoon
OF Monday. May 8. suitable reward IL re
turned to 20 Exchange place a. y. GWATH
MEY. Jr.
LosT-Goid, oblong cigarette case; initials
G. A. NJ. outside. name G. "A. Miller Inside
finder retun 20 A. r. LEWIS. care OF Abra-
ham & Co. - william s., and receive
liberal reward.
LOsT-Lady's gold wrist watch. initials III.
w s." small photo OF soldier on face,
Saturday afternoon. Ith aV- subway train
from 50th to 18th St. reward. J. l.. REfN-
oLDs, 4i2 West 2oth ST. Watkins $3.50
platinum and three dis
mond with sapphire ring Very liberal ne
ward viii be paid II returned to DAVID
MIGLAR, 31T Produce Exchange. city
LosT-Gold ring. platinum setting. large
pearls ia a row surrounded by small dia
monds Sunday. Bltmore or Murray's, lib
erai reward. II East a2d st. Lenox 47ol
OsT-Diainond arrow pin: liberal reward
lost in or near Hotel Astor Saturday after
noon. May :. Can JAY, Columbus 63i4
LOSr-Dlamond aud pearl pin, Thursday. on
drive with the Garden Club OF America
Reward II returned TO i55 +. Goth =. Phone
Rhinelander blos.
IOsT-Bracelet. In lobby 81 vicinity 81 Cen
tral. Finder liberal reward. Phone Flush
ing T9s-M.
IosT-Tuesday afternoon lady's gold wrist
watch, Initials H. NJ. Il. Reward II te-
turned 50 W. 10th st., 81
5000 REWARD
for return of platinum ring large sapphire
In centre and numerous small diamonds ioat
NAV 10 IN Lord 4 Tnylor's stcru. BLACK.
STARR \ FROST. Jth av. aud ash -.
800 REWARD
FOR brooch, diamond plscaue, large centre
diamond and a number OF small ones. open
work design. lost Wednesday night IA Cafe
Maurice: no questions RUfurl TO BLACK,
STARR & FROST. 5th av. and 4Sih -.
Wearing Apparel.
LOgT-Ir Clmbels, Wednesda, hov contain
inR uumounted fur $40 rev sr1 LOUIS
BLAtCH. 3558 Vanderbilt
LOST-Tuesday night a. Rlvoli Theatre e
beaver scarf suitable reward lt resumed
2Te Riverside Drive. APT. 0A
Cats, Dogs, SC.
tOsT-pomerenia dog, orange color, young
liberal reward. HtNCKLEY rhon. 2isl
Far RockawRy.
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Newport.

Mr.. and Mrs @. Maurice Coedon OF
Providence and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Morris OF Bristol are guests of Mrs
william Grosvenor. who will be mar
ried Tomorrow to Gen. Wilder.
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Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Nj. Depew are
at the Willard for a visit of ten days.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Miss Teresa Damon OF New York Ia
visiting the Misses Phinney at Hin Top
In Ruggles avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Representative and Mrs. Calvin ID.
Page, who have been at the Hotel La
layette all winter, are leaving to-day for
their home In Southbridge. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

The Ambassador OF Russia, Mr.. Boris
Bakhmeteff. returned from New York
yesterday
The New York herald., 1921-05-14


layette all winter, are leaving to-day for
their home In Southbridge. Mass.
Ambassador Shidehara was the honor
guest at a dinner given last night by
Mr.. Thomas J. O'Brien. sometime Amer
lean Ambassador to Japan. and Mrs.
O'Brien.
The Ambassador OF Argentina and
Nine. LIE Breton. with her niece, Miss
Manuela Loveras, left last night for
New York and will sail to-day on the
Olympic for a short stay In Europe.
President Harding yesterday gave
audience to the Minister of Siam. Phya
Pra abha Karavongse. Mrs Harding re-
ceived the Danes of the Loyal Legion.
and together President and Mrs. Harding
held reception for the Woman's Bap-
tist Foreign Missionary Society. some
400 or 500 strong
Owing to Mrs. Jonn Hays Hammond s
Illness her sister-in-law, Miss Hammond.
acted as hostess for her yesterday at the
luncheon given in compliment to Miss
Ellen Thomas. who is the guest OF the
Secretary OF the British Embassy and
Mrs r. Leslie Craigle.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Arm
strong viii pass the summer al Locust
Valley. l.. l.. where they have taken
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand
l.. Taylor. Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mr. William Earl Dodge has taken a
lease OF Mr.. W De Forest Wrlghts
place on Sands Point. l.. L.. for the
simmer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz
have leased Mrs. Brady Hartman 3
estate OF forty-three acres In Jericho
l.. l., for the season.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-10
OTTAWA IS BADL \
STUNG BY BASEBALL
BUGS FATAL PROD
TOWN GONE MAD" OVER GAME
AS TEAM FULFILS EVERY FOND
HOPE CHERISHED FOR 1T BY
FANS ASSOCIATION

All of Ottawa seems to have been
turned into a monster baseball bug
as a result of the slashing pace that
the Cubs have been setting for the
past two Sundays at the North Side
lot Fans are more than pleased with
the splendid showing of the team dur.
ing its first two games of the season,
and the consolidated bug is plan
ming on turning cut tn masse ncNt
Sunday How the club will be able
to accommodate the crowds In the tn
ture if they keep UP their present
pace a puzzle.
Next Sundays attraction. the Otta-
ws.Chicago Hawthorne duel will be
an exciting one and the Chicago az,
gregation is more on q level basis
with the local squad than any team
yet Therefore the game will be
"hoOperdo' and besides a great pit.
Cher's battle
Last Sunday the IIawthorne's were
defeated in a fifteen inning affair by
the famous Whitman.Barnes club of
Chicago The final score was tn ,
in favor of the latter aggregation.
Dick CantWell who last year was hum
bled so, by the local club. occupied F..
the mound on Sunday for his team.
and struck out ten men and allowed .
seven hits in fifteen innings Elmer.
Maager. star twirlcr for the W. & B. /
club pitched a wonderful game and /.
after the score had been tie mp from
the sixth inning on. he sWatted
hon tr4 .
ming the game.
CantweIl was going in fine man
ner Sunday against the W q B club
and no doubt he will he just as good
here, Last year it will be remember.
ed, he appeared here on two different
occasions and broke even The first
game his magnificent pitching
record was shattered. when he was
Knocked for eight hits and the local
club beat the Hawthornes to g. On
their second appearance here they
won but they We're mighty lucky The
final score Of the second game with
the Chicago club last season was II
to in favor of the visiting team
This season their club is even
stronger than last Smykal, PLAYING
'H't 'N'P w hlNii' ID NtdIr III sun
days game he accepted sixteen chan
Ces at his position without a single
error a"d besides he poled ont three
hits. Fierre, playing first base for
the Hawthornes is another wonder
He can snipe them anywhere and he
was credited with four hits Sunday.
out of four times at bat Henshaw
left fielder. and Asmusscn, catcher
are also heavy hitters
But damper will be put on their
clouting Sunday by Jimmy Lynch ii {
he is even in half the shape he was
against the House Of David club
Jimmy is capable of doing it and fans (
of Ottawa have confidence and faith
in the little sOuthpaw when he takes
the mound
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-10
Next Sundays Lineups.
6 ROUNDS WILL END
FIGHT SAYS DESCAMpS
HAWTHORNES = OTTAWA

La GuerChe, France. May q The
Dempsey Carpenter worlds cham.
pionship fight cannot last more han
SIX rounds. BY that time either one of
the two principals will be hors du
combat according to Francois Des.
camps manager Of Georges Carmen.
tier The French manager said if is
not possible for any human frame to
resist the punishment both Carpen.
tier and Dempsey viii be giving each
other for more than eighteen min.
u,Cg.
" boever lands the first blow viii
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-10

To see a white swan Is good
omen aud denotes riches ana :,
pleasant journey \ black one fore
tells loss, quarrc's and is omtuous to
tie sick
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-10
}1andir16S
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday 6 RccuIte.


Detroit T. 81 I.puis. ,
No Dth,, games "hrdnirl
Milford chronicle., 1921-04-22
MAGNOLIA

The cool weather still continues at
this writing but many fruit growers
and among them F. M. Soper think
we have paying crop of apples yet.
Claude McIlYain who was recently
operated upon at the Delaware Hospi-
tai for appendicitis is improving nice
ly and We hope soon to see him home
again.
J. M. Neel of Baltimore spoke in the
interest Of the Anti-SaloOn League at
Barratt's Chapel last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Matte Shockley of Millsboro
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. R. Ellis at the
parsonage.
DR.. J. M. Martin was in Philadelphia
on Tuesday of this week.
Our baseball nine went to Frederick
on Saturday last and defeated the
Frederick team by the score of IL to
2.
Prof. Ralph McIlvain and his mo-
ter visited the formers brother at the
Delaware Hospital last Saturday and
Sunday.
J. W. Taylor spent a few days in
Philadelphia last week.
Roscoe Taylor is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Taylor this
week.
Milford chronicle., 1921-04-22
GLENDALE
Bv PAUL PRY

The town has been lacking in en-
ergy so long, that our citizens are
becoming ashamed, and are showing
signs of complaint. The town board
met last week, and pushed q little
spirit into the meetingty promising a
new fire engine and The citizens were
invited to meet at tie Lall for a gen
eral discuS5i-u ihe outcome was,
we must ha = & fire fighting outfit, and
council resp 3ndod to an invitation to
Marcus Hook and inspect new chem
ical engine Tor cale there, as Marcus
Hook has t1.;en on a water system.
The council in body will motor to
Marcus HocL on Thursday and if
they can coEle to any terms, the town
will be bOnCcI for the amount and a
company will be organized at once for
active work
The quar- 2s.ae has been lifted and
the schools are again opened and
things are running normally once
more.
Mr.. F.-Donovan, the foreman in R.
J. ClendaniePs lumber mills, is very
sick at this writing and is under the
care of DR.. Lofland.
Mrs. Webb has returned home from
Salisbury Hospital where she went
for treatment.
The remains of George KrOh who
died in Harrington were brought here
last Thursday. After an elegant SER
mon by Rev. Barrett the remains were
in the Ellendale Red Mems
cemetery. He leaves a wife and five
children. He was 55 years old, and
an accomplished and popular gentle
man, and skilled machinist, having
returned from India where
n the interests of a New York Ma
he went in interests of a New York
Machine Co. Glendale has lost valu-
On Saturday a respectable crowd Of
nen of means looking for bargains |
gathered at the home of w. w. Deputy |
o attend the sale of fine realestate.
The house and "a acres and an adj
dining tract of 46 acres sold for $2,-
i25. This was indeed a fine bargain
md worth much more. Mrs. Elsie
ind, the eldest daughter, was the for
unate purchaser, and retains the pa
entail and childhood home place in the
amily.
Robert Warren has carpenters re-
uilding and remoldeling his home in
Glendale.
Horace Harmon and wife of Pitts
urgh, Pa, are visiting their parents
nd many friends at their old home
ere.
Milford chronicle., 1921-04-22
WHY THATLAME BACK =?

That morning lameness-those sharp
pains when bending or lifting, make
work a burden and rest impossible.
Don't be handicapped by a bad back
look to yonr kidneys. You will make
no mistake by following this Milford
residents example.
William T. Prettyman, retired soldier,
103 w. 3rd St., says "a cold settled
in my back and kidneys and caused
lameness and sort of puffed feeling in
the small of my back. It annoyed me
when sitting down or getting around. I
took Doan's Kidney Pills for few days
and was cured of the trouble. I am
sound and we'll again. can sleep we'll
at night and my kidneys are strong for
man of my age. can recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone for they
keep the kidneys active and healthy and
help to prolong ones life"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Deans
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Pretty
man had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs,
Buffalo, N. Y.