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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
F. O. E. ADVISER
CITY VISITOR

Conrad IT. Mann. the managing
organizer and financial advisor OF
the Fraternal order OF Eagles, and
resident OF Kansas City. Win be a
visitor 20 tho city Of Seattle during
the week Of October !. He will
visit Ballard Acris NO i1a on Tues.
day night. October :. and be guest
Of Seattle Aeris No. on Friday
night. October 6.
Mann's visit here Il for the pur'
poss Of eonferrinx with the building
committee Of Seattle Aeris No. re-
sarding tho plans and financing Of
the new building 10 be erected IN
the near future.
He win remain here during The
week and will meet with the state
Aerie and subordinate Acris officers
in connection with the campaign 70
increase the membership and 20 plan
ways and means Of securing support
IN aid Of old age pension legislation
in this section Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Health Depends On
Condition of Kidneys

You cannot obtain life insurance
unless the doctor makes an examln-
alton to determine the health on the
Kidneys. Outside OF the few quos-
lions he may ask, this In considered
one OF the vital points upon which
your physical condition IN deter
mined. Yet many people think that
because they passed this test sue
ceaefully. months or even years ago
there Is nothing the matter with
their kidneys today. A similar tost
today might prove them 10 be In a
diseased condition. The cause or
backache. hcndache. swelling OF tho
extremltics, dizziness. etc. may often
DC directly traced 70 improper Kid
ney action. Persons suffering from
illH caused by failure or tho Kidneys
70 perform their duties shoufd take
warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
| Remedy ~ once. n has been used
with beneficial results for so years
by Thousands In all parts Of tho
world. Your health depends on tho
condition OF your kidneys so do not
walt until II Ia too late before Civ
ing attention 10 these delicate or
gans. Sold by leading druggists
everywhere. Sample sent free ON re-
quest 90 Warmers Safe Remedies
Co. Dept No. SCI. Rochester. n. x.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR WOMEN

When Mr.. Myers OF winston.
Salem. North Carolina, stepped
into the drug store and asked his
druggist for tho best medicine he
had in his store for woman's Ills,
Is u any wonder he was handed a
bottle Of Lydia r.. Pinkham's vcgc.
table compound7 Mrs. l.. X. Myers
in writing Of II says: II had been
weak. run down and had a pain In
my left side for n long time. 30
could not do my work. Lydia
r. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
helped me in n short time 40 / was
able to do all OF my Homework.
including washing and ironing. and
now 1 feel fine all the time" As
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound holds the record for
benefitlng es women out OF every
100 women who take Il, II will pay
every suffering woman to try it,
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
FORMER BRITISH LEADER TO
ARRIVE IN j. s. OCTOBER 5
Welsh Statesman Will Cover Much of
This Country and Canada; Wife and
Daughter With Him

see for himself some OF tho battle.
grounds OF the. civil war lie VIII
pay his respects 20 Abraham Lin.
coln's memory az the tomb az Spring
field. H.. and later It ls proposed he
visit the fields az Gettysburg.
AMERICAN INDIANS
WILL GREET PREMIER
Lloyd George has played a prom
iueut part In Welsh activities IN HIS
native land and while IN this country
will visi, the headquarters az Pitts
burg OF tho American Corsedd. 30
elrty OF welshmon with branches 10
many parts OF the United States The
former premier speaks and sings IN
tho Welsh tongue and the highest do
gree within the power OF the Goraedd
viii be conferred upon him hy the
Arch Druid on the afternoon OF oe.
tobor "a
Representatives OF the American
Indian race will meet Lloyd George
az Minneapolis October rs. At Chi,
eago there viii be a public luncheon
N-4H F@"AfN N@NAANNh wv 49, A+fft
The visit 20 the tomb OF Lincoln
comes the next day after which the
itinerary includes swing south 20
81. Louis. Louisville and on 10 In.
dlanapoiis. where the American Le.
gion OF Indiana has arranged a meet.
inE at the tabernacle.
on October IS there VIII be a pub,
Ito luncheon az Cleveland. ohio.
Lloyd George wfil arrive In the capt.
tai October IS. where he win visit
President Coolidge. who has ex.
pressed the hope tina, such a meeting
may he possible.
Visits 10 Richmond. Va. whence
he viii tour the battlcflsida OF 1881.
1854. TO Philadelphia and possibly 10
Boston. viii precedS Lloyd Georges
return 20 New York. where he win
speak st the Metropolitan opera
house. November :. sailing fer Ems
land November J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Mediterranean
Meanderings
Approaching Jerusalem.
You DO 1t Thru Raging Surf, and JafJ
Allah Gdlldh"
Prosperity Abou1ds HereaboatS.

or OF the Eangway. II looked even
less inviting as We started down 10.
ward the row.boats dancing like
eorks IN an agitated bathtub.
Someone said. 1T II tho ground
SWELL But all the swell wo could
feel was ono just abaft the left lung
We did not need 20 so 10 Jaffa, or
even Jerusalem. We had seen Gall.
lee. Was not that enough9 Even
Jonah preferred the whales lnnidss
10 this place. We turned back. II
was no use. A generously con,
structed female. who had crossed the
ocean ~ times. said there was no
danger and 20 so on. We went.
Tho boat soon filled 10 overflow
Ing and two piratical Arab oarsmen
started rowing for the shore. while
a third pirate in the stern acted az
utecrsman.
Allah Gallahr' they yelled in
chorus Ms our craft ali but capsiEsd.
Allah ualiahr What did II mean ?
Was II some signal for a general
massacre OF all Christisns1 A mon.
A,er wave rose UP directly behind us.
lowered a moment Just over our
heads. hcaitated. and sank back. We
were saved.
Allah Gaiiah" call the boatmen
We were Jcrkcd ashore by a giant
who bears across his enormous rcd
sweater tho mystic words Cocks
Boatman."
Allah oaiiAhr' We say. and the
boaiman smiles. What does Il mean
God guard uar'
Thru the noisy. crooked streets OF
Jaffa We drive pellmsll, hanging 10
our seats by main strength. until we
arrive NJ the railroad station a mile
or more away.
Then the ride 20 jerusalem. IS
miles. Palestine IL bare and bleak.
generally speaking. excepting the
country about Jaffa. This il n gar.
den. a great citrus orchard from
which 1900. 900 oranges are ex.
ported annually: a great mulberry
trcs orchard. producer Of silk.
JaffA. Ramleh not far away. and
all the country round about Ia rich
and apparently prosperous. blessed
relief from most OF the region We
have visited Of late.
Across the plain Of sharon ws roll
In comfort We see where samson
met Deliiah and we know what hap
pened there. ~ least we know
enough. Poor samson lie lost his
hair. then his fob. then his eyes and.
finally. bis life.
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CLEAR WAY FOR
OPENING meet
Federation Sub conventions
End Business
BY HAROLD r.. swfsHER
IffxiFal Esmff a.

lhisrd ffc>@ Stau correspondent
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept u.s.
Three sub.conventlons OF depart.
msnta included ia tho American
Federation OF Labor were drawing
70 close hero today IN order 10
have the ways cleared for the main
gatherings. which commence Mon.
day.
Delegates 70 tho metal. building
and label departments conferences
were 10 be IN session during the day.
discussing the business OF their
separate organizations.
The building trades department
was expected 20 make another Fl.
fort 10 heal the two.ycar breach be-
tween the union and the brother.
hood OF carpenters and joinera.
which Il divorced from ths parent
organization because Of internal
difficulties.
The department executive eoun.
81. acting on a resolution adopted
unanimously. was Ia conference
with delegates Of the carpenters
htlu JpsNeFN hRaays tEFAlpN NpflH
means OF winning the union back
into tho fold.
Tho metal trades department
was 10 continue handling It's own
business today. Perhaps tho most
important resolution adopted BY
that organization thus far was ap.
proved late yesterday. II contained
an appeal that the United States
build MP and maintain well bal.
anced navy. based on tho interna.
tIonni conference OF limitations
treaty.
President Samuel Gompers OF the
federation was 20 make additional
speeches today, addressing the de-.
partmen;al gatherings and greet.
ing IN, delegates as they pour into
tho city. Groundwork Of the main
convention Is firmly laid, he sald.
and awaits only tho approval OF
details by tho executive council AZ
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
SCHEDULED TO ADDRESS
MEETING IN MONTREAL

Early the next morning he leaves
for Montreal. A representative com
nilttee OF citizens has been chosen 20
receive Lloyd George at Montreal.
where he win spend the night AZ the
Mount Royal hotel.
A dcyout churchman. the EXPIRE.
rnier viii attend church the next day
and win spend the day quietly. on
Monday he win address a large pub
lie meeting Ia Montreal and depart
Immediately for Ottawa. There he
viii be guest Of the Canadian govern.
meni at n luncheon and dinner.
At Toronto. the next place 10 be
visited. Lloyd George will be guest
Of the lieutenant governor. win ad.
dress q meeting and receive an ad.
dress from large number OF ex'sol-
diers. 1t has been proposed that he
visit Toronto university.
The following day he win visit
Niagara Falls and win go TO Hamil.
ton 10 be entertained at a banquet
that same evening AZ Winnipeg
Lloyd George win be guest OF the
lieutenant governor az Government
house. on the evening OF saturday.
October IL, he viii speak al public
meeting.
The next day he win leave for Min.
neapoiIs and St Paul.
Accompanying Lloyd George will
be his wife and his daughter. Megan
The ex-premier's visit Is unofficial.
He comes. as student Of history. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Cruise to Alaska
Is Yacht Club Plan

An international yachting cruise
TO Alaska, sponsored by the Seattle
Yacht club. viii be held next June
or July. II tentative plans laid Thurs.
day By the club materlallze. The club
trustees. In a special session, decided
10 outline a program for the trip
and to invite yachtsmen Of the Gulf
and Atlantic coast TO Join witt. them.
II is the proposal OF the club that
hey visit Alaska BY the inside pass.
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
WILL BUILD
SEPTIC TANKS

Forced by threats OF ieaii action
by health authorities. the city council
Thursday promised TO protect Lake
Washington waters from sewage con.
tamlnation BY building septic tanks
AZ sewer outlets. Just as soon as
funds can be procured.
The promise was made az con.
ference in the office OF Deputy Pros
ecuior Arthur sehraTu. attended by
city. county and state health author.
tiles and BY city eouneilmen.
Attention was directed 20 the pro
vision in the proposed 500. 900 bond
issue TO build sanitary tanks at the
outlet Of five trunk sewers. and the
city promised 70 build similar tanks
at every sewer outlet in the lake.
Health authorities agreed 70 aivs this
city officials an opportunity 10 make
good on their promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Lloyd George to Have Busy Time on America Tour
MAY A WOMAN
USE TOBACCO?
Judge viii Decide This
Question in Divorce Suit

BAN FRANcIsco. Sept. 2s.-su.
perior Judge &C. II. Mosan l. going
to decide whether woman haA a
right 20 smoke II she wants 20.
Mrs. Anita Cortelaizzi asked d.
voree from her husband. G. cortel.
aizzi. on the grounds that he oh.
lected too strenuously 10 her smok.
Ing and 70 her carrying a silver Gig.
aret case and having an ash tray
on her dressing table.
cortelalzzi said he didn't think
women necessarily bad because they
smoked. but he didn't want his wife
10 do Il.
"Ill have 70 consider that point
said Judge Mogan. who viii render
his decision in few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
nY M. II. PORrERrIEID

IERUSALEM.--tBy Maill - There
are few spots on tho earth's sur
face had never expected 10 see.
Jerusalem was ono OF them. Yet
there Ii nothing 80 difficult about u.
I.oafinR down the Syrian coast. your
ship comes 20 ancient Joppa. or
jaffa. only 30 miles from Iaifa.
From the deck may be seen long
limo Of wickcd,looking surf. beating
troachcroualy upon a roelS'buund
coast. above which rises a city OF
flat.topped stone houses and from
out whose narrow streets come tho
roar and clash and cries Of dragomen
and camel drivers and merchants and
boatmen.
We are told in the Good Book very
much about Joppa. the port OF Jeru'
salom. This Ia the port TO which
Hiram. king Of Tyre. sent tho cedar
wood for solomon's temple. From
here Jonah. fleeing from the pres.
enec 81 the Lord" found a ship 60
ing TO Tarahiah. from whore. you will
recall. no was transferred 20 the
bosom OF a whale. outward bound.
Here Peter raised Dorcaa 10 life. and
here it was that the same disciple
had that remarkable vision showing
him that tho distinction between Jew
and Gentle wan forever abolished.
Jaffa. aa the port In known today.
Is a booming city OF nearly 100, 900
inhabitants.
our ship had anchored several
miles out from shore The guide
book said TO ''trus, implicitly tho ex.
per, boatmen." We did 80. We had
TO. The sra looked smooth an We
saxed upon /, from "a" deck. /,
looked less smooth as 10 stood at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Tries Suicide With
Gas; VIII Recover

Mrs Hilda Wickstrom. q. Of 1878
Roy st.. attempted suicide Thursday
afternoon b. inhaling gus in her
apartment. according TO the police.
because Of alleged domestic dIfficul.
ties. The iandlady. Mrs. A. Austin.
smeiled tho gas escaping and broke
into the room. finding the woman in
an unconscious condition. She had
her removed TO the city hospital. sho
will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Sen. Jones Tells
of Future Alaska

Alaska is on the threshold Of sub.
stantial development. Senator Yves.
ley L. Jones told members Of the
Young Mems Business club AZ a
luncheon At the Gowman hotel
THURSDAY noon Tremendous bane.
fits win accrue 10 Seattle and tho
Northwest when the northern terri.
tory Is finally Understood and rs
resources exploited. the senator said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Convict Man for
Smuggling Woman

william King colored. convicted
In federal court Of smuggling Rose
Morgan. a white girl. into this eoun.
try from Canada. was sentenced 10
two years In Mcneil prison Thurs.
day by Judge jeremiah Neterer. Tn.
der tho law, all smuggled articles
arc subject 10 seizure and confisea.
ton b. government officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Let Contract for
Trunk Sewer Line

Contract for the construction Of
the S5th ave. $. w. trunk sewer sy,.
tenn was let by the board Of public
works Thursday to the Shea Co. for
ts2f,s5e.9i for clay pipe and t22o..
o14.90 for concrete pipe. The i'm.
provement has long been badly need.
ed in the district, and work will start
on II at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Frem b, naron rr,r,-,lp,.

From The nas;en Transcript
John. wake up whispered his
wife. There's a burglar in tho
house,
We'll. what 10 you want me 20 DO
get up and run the risk OF being
kliicdY~
NO. but n you find In the morn
Ing tha; somebody's gone thru your
pockets. don't blame me"
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on TIE jon

Prom Kansas city Star.
80 long as reports OF Trotzky'A
death continue 10 come out OF Rus
ia uninterruptedly. we may be as.
sured that he is alive and well and
stIli on the Job handling the pub
iicity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
BOOST SUGAR PRICE

NEW YORK. Sept. National.
American and Warner companies to.
day advanced the wholesale prica OF
refined sugar % points 70 $50 cents
pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept. sS.--Lloyd
ceorge. leader Of Great Britain in
the days when the world war was
being won. will Rrrivc In New York
October ). The city viii receive the
former British premier AZ the bat
terry. whore soldiers and statesmen
OF Europe. 20 whom special honor IL
given, are always met.
Latest Of the outstanding figures
OF the war TO come 20 this country.
the little weiShman. now a caustic
critic OF tho allied policy 50 success.
ful when Germany was being beaten.
viii be accorded every honor New
York can render in the brief space OF
his visit here.
Lloyd George win arrive on the
Mauretania. being taken from quar-.
antine on n cutter 10 The Battery.
whence he will proceed 10 the city
hall 70 pay his respects TO the acting
mayor. Tho ex.preniler will be a
guest az luncheon and viii make a
short tour OF the city during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
APPLy IN PERSON AT

ans hali OF the Armory. The dinner
viii be followed by a card party.
Friends and relatives Of the mem
bers are invited 10 attend both SEES
slons. according to the COMMITTEES in
charge.
Evening journal., 1923-01-12
9 RAFAEL SABkTIH
ApPGI NEA SEpVcE.ra

ricane blew us back. We had no
choice but 20 ride before It with
stripped poles. and il drove us back
the way we had gone. was glad
to put into a cove on the west OF
the island a couple OF miles away.
and we've walked across to stretch
our legs. and give you good-day.
But who are these?" And he des-
ignated the man and woman.
Levasseur gnawed his lip. and
changed color. But he controlled
himself. and answered civilly.
''As you see. two prisoners"
"Ahl And their names2"
The prisoner answered for him
self.
Il am Henri dogerOn, and this IS
my sister"
"D'ogeron?" Captain Blood star
ed Are you relnted by chance to
my good friend the Governor Of
Tortuga?"
He Is my father"
Levasseur swung aside with an
imprecation. In Captain Blood.
amazement for the moment quench-
ed every other emotion.
THE saints preserve us nowi Are
you quite mad. Levasseur? First
you molest the Dutch, who are our
friends; next you take prisoners two
persons that are French. your own
countrymen; and now. bedad.
they're no less than the children of
the Governor OF Tortuga. which is
the one safe place Of shelter that
we enjoy in these Islands ...."
Levasseur broke in angrily:
Must 1 tell you again that II Is a
Evening journal., 1923-01-12

matter personal 20 me?"
And the twenty thousand pieces
OF eight? Is that also matter per-
sonal TO you?"
1T is"
all" Captain Blood sat down on
the cask that Levasseur had lately
occupied. and looked up blandly.
You have fixed their ransom at
twenty thousand pieces Of eight.
That sum then belongs TO your
crews and mine in the proportion by
the articles established. But what
Is far more grave is that you have
concealed from me this part OF the
prizes taken on your last cruise, and
for such an offenee as that the
articles provide certain penalties
that are something severe IN char
acter."
"Ho. mol" laughed Levasseur un-
pleasantly Then added: II you dis
ike my conduct we can dissolve the
association"
THAT Is my intention. But wen
dissolve Il when and in the manner
that ] choose. and that will be as
soon as you have satisfied the arti-
cles under which we sailed upon this
cruise"
What do you mean?"
III be as short as I can" said
Captain Blood. I'll accept the stu
alton as / find il. Yourself you've
hxed the ransom Of this couple at
twenty thousand pieces. and, as 1
gather. the lady Is 20 be your per-
quisite. But why should she be your
perquisite more than another's see
ing that she belongs by the articles
to all OF US. as a prize OF war;"
Black as thunder grew the brow
OF Levasseur.
However" added Captain Blood.
III not dispute her 10 you II you
are prepared 20 buy her"
Buy herr"
AT the price you have set upon
her"
Levasseur contained his rage, that
he might reason with the Irishman.
That is the ransom OF the man. Il
is 10 be paid for him by the Cover
nor OF Tortuga-"
NO. no. You've parceled the
twain together-very oddly, CON
fess. Ye've set their value at twen-
ty thousand pieces. AID for that
sum you may have them. and the
sum shall be divided among our
crews. So that you do that. It is
conceivable that our followers may
take a lenient view Of your breach
Of the articles we Jointly signed"
Levasseur savagely. "Ah, Sacre
Dieu! The good jest!"
Il quite agree with you" said
Evening journal., 1923-01-12

fell open. You you want
the girl7"
why not7 And exceed you In
gallantry in that 1 will make sacrl-
fices TO obtain her. and in honesty
that l am ready 10 pay for what 1
want"
Levasseur started at him foolish
ly agape. Behind him pressed his
officers. gaping also
Captain Blood sat down again on
the cask, and drew from an inner
pocket OF his doublet a little leath-
er bag. And under the bulging eyes
OF Leva- seur and his officers. he un-
tied the mouth OF the bag and rolled
into his left palm four or Ave pearls.
each OF the size OF a sparrow's egg.
There were twenty such IN the bag.
the very pick OF those taken in that
raid upon the pearl fleet. You
boast a knowledge OF pearls. Cahu-
sac. At what do you value this7"
The Breton took between coarse
finger and thumb tho pronered lus-
trous delicately iridescent sphere.
HIS shrewd eyes appraislng g.
"A thousand pieces" he answered
Evening journal., 1923-01-12

Captain Blood.
AS, laughing still. Levesseur
swung 20 HE officers. he saw that
which choked the laughter in his
throat. Captain Blood had shrewd-
ly played upon the cupidity that was
the paramount inspiration OF those
adventurers. And Levasseur now
read clearly on their faces how com
pletely they adopted Captain Blood "a
suggestion that all must participate
in the ransom which their leader
had thought 20 appropriate TO him
self.
You misunderstood" he said.
swallowing his rage. The ransom
is for division. when II comes. The
girl, meanwhile, Is mine on that
understanding.
You think so7" said Captain
BLOOD But Il VI. d'ogeron should
refuse TO pay the ransom2 What
then?" He laughed. and got iazily
TO his feet mo. no. II Captain Le-
vasseur is meanwhile 10 keep the
girl, as he proposes, then let him
pay this ransom and be his the
risk n Il should afterward not be
forthcoming
Levasseur flung upon him livd
with fury. 'Whl nothing satisfy
you?'
"Oh. but yes. Twenty thousand
pieces OF eight Tor immediate di-
vision.
Il haven't got H."
Then let some one buy the
prisoners who has"
And who do you suppose has Il
n I have not?"
Il have" said Captain Blood.
You havei" Levasseur's mouth
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shortly.
1t Will fetch rather more In Tor
tuga or jamaica" said Captain
Blood, "and twice as much In Eu-
rope. But I'll accept your valua-
ton. They are almost OF a size. as
you can see. Here are twelve. rep
resenting twelve thousand pieces Of
eight. which Is La Foudre's share OF
three-hfths OF tho prize. az provid-
ed by the articles. For ths eight
thousand pieces that go TO the Ara
bella, I make myself responsible 10
my own men. And now. Wolver-
stone. II you please. will you take
my property aboard the Arahella 7"
lie stood up again. indicating tho
prisoners.
Levasseur. HIS hand on his sword
his face a white mask OF rage. was
confronting Captain Blood 10 hind
er his departure.
You do not take her while I
iive!" ne cried.
Then I'll take her when you're
dead" said Captain Blood. and his
own blade flashed in tho sunlight
Continued I'm Our Next Issue)
Evening journal., 1923-01-12
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Questions,

Can You Answer These Questions?
DO you know why ointnents DO not
give you quick and lasting relief7
Why cutting and operations fam
DO you know the cause OF piles Is
internalf
That there Is a stagnation Of blood
IN the lower bowel7
Do you know that there is a harm
less remedy discovered BY DR.
Leonhardt and known as HEM
ROID. now sold by Eckerd's and Dan
Iortn Drug stores and druggists gen
orally. that Is guaranteed
HEM-ROID banishes piles by re-
moving the cause. by freeing
blood circulation IN the lower bowel
This simple home treatment has an
almost unbelievable record for sure.
safe and lasting relief 10 thousands of
pile sick sufferers. There Is no reason
why II Should not do the same for you