TIIK HKK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1910.
"CALL 0!l ME TO
HEAR OF TAIILAC"
Shooting Gallery Man Invites
All Interested in The Tonic
? to near His Results.
He, Wishes to Aid Sufferers
Flint, bllnc, blln the bell Bounded In
rapid euccaalon. 8. I. Rose waa try
Ir.n out his favorite rifle on one of the
lilg bull' ryes In hla shooting gallery.
Ho la' a crack ahot and like to give ex
hibitions ft Ma skillful tnarksmanahlp.
rll the boys are welcome. He will not
only give tbem a few pointers on rifle
practice, but he will "wine" them up on
the health oueatlon, which he conatdera
the most Important of all. 11 may be
seen at 107 H N. ICth Street. Omaha.
"I have had stomach trouble mora or
lens for three years, but I hare been
much worae since two weeks before
Christmas,' Mr. Rose told the Tanlac
nan yesterday.
Tanlac. aatlsflea alck people. It la
purely vegetable and aireea with the
moat delicate atomach. It helps people
with i)r digestions, who are rierrous,
hare no appetite, do not Bleep well, have
poor circulation, coM extremetlea, numb
ness. ' dlssinese, biliousness, headache,
coated tongue, shortnane of breath, pal
pitation snd constipation. Tanlac over
comes that tired feeling by making peo
ple sleep well and thy bounce out of
bed In the morning strong and refreshed.
Tsn?ao Is a fins spring- tonle.
"Tanlac has cured me of one of the
wo rut cases of Indigestion that oyer
existed,- stated Mr. Rose. "No one
knows what I suffered but myself. I
know, too. how good I feel now. Tan
lac Is a marvelous medicine.
"I make this statement for the bene
fit of the suffering people of Omaha,
ard I am' anxious for all of the people
who are interested to call on ms and I
will gladly tell vthem all about Tanlac
snd my recovery'. Tanlac has mad a
different man of me," Mr. Rose stated
In conclusion.
Tanlacl Is being apeclally Introduced
at the drug store of Sherman McCon
nell in Omaha by the Tanlac man, who
explains Ita uses and makes known ths
results thst may be expected.
Tanlac may be obtained In the follow
ing cities: Ashland. Cone's Pharmacy;
Plus Springs. R N. Wonder; Benson,
rVhlllsr-Beattle Pharmacy; Central City,
PcMller Drug Store; rand Island, Clay
ton's rharmacy: Weeping Water, Meyer
Drug tore. Advertisement.
FEEL YOUNG!
It's Dr. Edwards' Olive Tabled For
Von!
Pews re of the habit of constipation. It
develops from Just a few constipated
days. ; unions you take yourself In hand.
Coat the Joded bowel muscles back to
normal action with Ir. Edwards' Gllvs
Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Don't
force thorn to unnatural aclloti with
severe medicines or by merely (Pushing
out the Intestines with nasty,- sickening
cathartl'S.
Dr. ; Kdwards believes In gentleness,
Ierelfltency and Nature's assistance.
Dr. Hiitwards' Olive Tablets open .the
bowels; their action Is gentle, yet posi
tive. There is never any pain or grip
ing when Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets
are ucd. JuRt the kind of treatment
(.Id persons should have.
Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets are a vege
table compound mixed with olive oil, you
will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two occasionally and have
no trouble with your liver, bowels or
stomach. 10o and 'Jc per box. All drug
tlsts. The Olive Tahiet Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
Easy. Way to Remove
Freckles and Eruptions
Soma women hara skin of such texture
they ovcaaioiiaiiy are annoyed by
int-lMi appearnnce of frecka, snsht
eruptions or fine lines. March winds
usually plsy havoo with skins of that
ain. In such caeea If one will procure
an ounce of cotnnuin mercoilsed wax at
any drug store, apply a lltUaj of It be
fore retiring, like cold cream, ahe can
f sally overcome the trouble. When the
wax is washed off next morning, flaky
ekm particles come with It. The entire
outer cuticle Is removed In this way in
U Klk ir so. Willi ail its defects. Nil
hlearh could so effectually remove
froi-kle or blemishes. The new inr
fa..- la smooth, clear, fresh looking. No
psin or Inconvenience accompanies this
simple treatment.
In case of wrinkles which sink be
neath the outer akin, a solution of pow
dered aaxollla, 1 oa. dissolved in pL
witch hasel makes a face bath which if
wonderfully efiocUve. Advertisement,
Tc:Ars mm vm
It La not necessary to shampoo quite so
frequently If your hair Is properly cleansed
each time by use of a really good sham
poo. The easiest to use and quickest dry-
luff shampoo that we can recommend to
our readers may be prepared very cheap
ly by dissolving a teaspoonful of can
throx, obtained from your druggist. In a
cup of hot water. This rubbed into the
scalp creates a thick lather, soothing
and cooling In Its action, as well as very
bnvflctal to scalp and hair. After rlns
liitf the scalp Is fresh and clean, while the
bulr dries qul'kly and evenly, developing
a bright luater and a soft fluff loess that
rnulie It seem very heavy. Advertise
ment. " '
PTUR!
We fcae a sucreanrul treatment for
Rupture without resorting to a painful
and uncertain surgical opetallon. VV'e
tin tha only repuutMe pnyaiclans who
will urn sui'h uum upon a guarantee te
give stlsfctury results. W have 3e
txlri iwit than twenty years to the ea
iluKlve treatment of Rufiure, and we
nv perf le beat treatment in ex-
l icina today. We do not inject paref
(ine or wa-, as It Is dangerous. . The ad
tuniHgee of our treatment are: No loss
ot time. No detection from tiualu.
No damfe? from chloroform, shock and
Vtood puison and no laying up lu a hoa-
A Few ot Onr Hatlsftod Patients,
Hr. I'eter Blsh, liarvard. Neb.; Arnold
Purii. Nuifolk, Neb.; W. M. Uensllnger,
I jrr, Sua.; C. 8. Juld. A vim a. I ; j,,hn
H laarar, llisJr, Mcb.; C M. Harris. VUI--rn.
la.; Orrln HaeS, rsaiMia, Nl
AMn jl"ii. Onklana. tsoii.; lie. J. t.
biuniirl. L'tica. Neb.; John Hohus, Wis
er, JK -b. ; John Cos. tiloux Clly, la; Daa
Murphy, lla N'orlh lt;h hi.. Ouii,.
-'rt, fif1 rttin1reie rtf fvirs. -----t
M or e '. 1. re. WUT as KlTgXgT,
M'CLANAHAN RAPS
BROTHER MEDICOS
Sayi Medical Profeuioa ia at Fault
Because Mothers Do Not Nurie
Their Babiei.
BOTTLE mJURES THE HEALTH
"The medical profession is at
fault bcaua more mothers do not
nurse their babies at the breast,"
Dr. II. M. McClanahan told an au
dience of Omaha mothers in a lec
ture at the Boyd theater. The lec
ture was delivered In connection
with the "Baby Health week1 pro
gram. Dr. McClanshsn's subject was
"Breast Feeding of the Human In
fant" He declared that nine out of ten
mothers were willing to nurse their
babies at the breast acd It was In
most cases the fault of their medical
advisers that they did not. "It Is
the medical profession, not the
mothers of America, to be blamed
for this state of affairs.
"It la a great fallacy that babies have
ss good chances of living when nursed
by the bottle aa at the breast," asserted
Dr. McClanahan.
'"There Is only one reason,' he con
tinued, 'why a mother shouldn't nurse
her baby at the breast. That, reason la
her health.
"I believe there It a day coming when
the men of this country will not consent
to their wives becoming mothers unless
the baby ran be nursed at the breast
A aether Prevailing Fallacy.
"Another fallacy prevailing In the mind
of the average person Is that, next to the
mother's milk, cow'a milk is the best for
babies. There are 'several animals' thst
give better milk for the baby than cows.
"Goat's milk, for Instance, Is better.
The reeson cow'a milk Is ao generally
used Is because they have become domes
ticated.
"The reason we don't have goat's milk
si a general thing Is because the raising
of goats for dairy purposes does not pay.
'If there was enough money In It,
there would be plenty of dealers In goat's
milk.
Dr. McCIananhan was Introduced by
Mrs. K. R. J. Edholm.
Pleads Own Case in
a Suit Against the
Street Car Company
Attllla Randolph, who aaya he Is an
ssslstant ambassador of the Lord, scorns
the services of attorneys In his $10,100
damage suit now on trial before Judgo
Hedlck In district court. When he ap
peared before the court alone, perm's.
slon was granted him to plssd hla twn
cause, which he did quite successfully.
Randolph was put off street cara when
be attempted to distribute a religious
paper to the passengers, and though lie
admits no violence wss shown and his
money wsa returned, he asks damages
for menial anguish and humiliation' suf
fered.
Improvers Begin , 1
to Make Plans for
Independence Day
.' Fourth of July la coming.
The Northweat Federation of Improve
ment club will meet "Tuesday evening In
the office of City Commission Hummel
to arrange for the third annual July
Fourth celebration In Fontenella park.
The club hopes to make the next cele
bration, the best, they have held. Over
5,000 attended , the celebration last July.
NATIONAL PLAYGROUND
7 V EXPERT VISITS HERE
Charles F. Weller, associate secretary
of tha Playground and Recreation asso
ciation of America, la here on a "pas
toral visit." aa he expressed It.
"Commissioner Hummel and members
of the Recmatlon board deserve much
credit for what they have accomplished
along lines of play and recreational activ
ities In tha park. I regard Superintendent
English aa a competent and progressive
man In this line ef work and I feel that
the future holds much for the Omaha Re
creation board and its superintendent."
aald Mr. Weller.
YOUR SHARE OF THE BANK
, DEPOSITS IS'ABOUT $600
''Have you two in the savings bank or
building and loan Company T"
If not. maybe you are below the average-
Omaha aavlng cltlasn In thrift.
Tha average person In Omaha has about
that amount aaved up. according te fig
ures that are being compiled by the
bureau of publicity of the Commercial
club. The figures are not complete, but
tha preliminary report ahowa that a very
large peroentage of Omaha's cltlsena are
savers, and that the savings of these will
average aearly Ho per capita.
CLUB WANTS TENTH STREET
CAR LINE EXTENDED SOUTH
. An extension of the Fa main atreet ear
line from Tenth and Boulevard where It
now ends to the Aibrlght line at Thr
taenia and Atlas streets la an Improve
ment which the Rivervlew Improvement
club la seeking. They hold that tha pres
ent facilities are entirely inadequate for
the present traffto In the southeast reo-
tion of the city.. The club haa resolved
to ask the car company for the above
mentioned extension.
ADA BELLE AND JULIA
SOON TO GO INTO SERVICE
Much Ice flowed down the Missouri
river yesterday , when the sum beamed
warm and bright, and Indications are that
not much more lea In large chunks la to
coins. Reports received at ths Commer
cial club show that the Ice la practlally
all out of the river aa' far up as Tank
ton.. Navigation Is soon to start up for
the summer between Omaha and Decatur.
The Ada Belle and the Julia have been
wintering at Decatur.
Maar ! Daa't kits
A sluggish liver causes an awful lot of
misery to keep tt active use Dr. King's
New 'Life 'Fills, Onlr c All druggtsta
Advertisement, ,
HEW DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
AT HA YD EN BROS.
0. G.Erichson
HEYtf TU0TO
New furnishing goods buyer at llayden
Bros. Is a man well known In Chicago
department store circles, having been for
years with Marshall Field, Chicago. Ho
aaya Omaha certainly looks good to him,
and that the outlook for a big aprlng and
summer business la certainly promising.
Fred WlDavis
New buyer of men's, young men'a and
boys' iclothlng at llayden Bros, la a man
who is thoroughly acquainted with the
clothing situation, having made the busi
ness a life study. Mr. Davis was for
Tears connected with Csrson, Plrle tt
Ooott, Chicago. "I've hoard lota of
Omaha In the past few years," said Mr.
Davis, "and want to aay I'm not at all
disappointed."
It Is the Intention of Hayden Bros, to
enlarge both these departments to a con
slderabln extent, and . both these men
are entering Into the preparations ( with
great enthusiasm.
School Board Now
Knows Solution of
Speaking Problem
Warning to the publio: Don't be sur
prised If members of the Board of Edu
cation ahould auddemy display unuaual
declamatory and recitative abilities.
A concern In Atlantic City has offered
to supply tli school officials speeches,
addresses, short talks for the, dinner or
breakfast table, or articles for any occa
sion and on any subject.. It la agreed
that If the speech or address should not
set well upon an audience the money will
be refunded to the board member.
Dr. E. Ilolovtchiner believes this serv
ice would he helpful In tlmea of need.
He la wondering It the board could get
club ratca.
ALLEGES SHE RECEIVED
VALUELESS LAND IN SWAP
When tha husband of Ida May Cole
went to Mississippi to look over some
land which hla wire acquired a sight
unseen trade for K.000 worth of good
Florence property, he was shown estatss
ether than the ones he was Interested in,
la alleged In a suit brought -y Mra Cole
against Arthur Jelley and I. N. Vogel,
whom ahe charges with conspiracy. The.
land she got for her Florence acres Is
valueless, she asserts.
BUT NINE NEW FEVER
CASES IN LAST TWO DAYS
The follomlng nine cases of , scsrlet
fever were reported to the health office
during the laat forty-eight hours:
Mrs. Nlms. hospital.
R. R. Ktrkham. !W17 Taylor.
Marie Daley. 1M Houth Twenty-atxth.
Hush Uuarfe, 22Lt Pierce.
Ruth llrady, BU3 Marcy.
Milton KdghUI. toil North Twenty
eighth. Mruce Moredlck, Fowler avenue.
Phena t'ormlglla, lilt Arbor.
Will Daniels. Thirty-third and Brown.
THREE OMAHA MEN JUDGE
CAKE WALK IN MISSOURI
Mayor Dahlman la back at hla desk.
after a visit to Exoelslor Springs and Bt.
Louia In the society columns of the
Exoelsior Springs Dally Journal appears
an account of a cake walk held at The
Kims hotel laat Friday evening. Among
the Judgea were Mayor Dahiman, Thomas
J. Foley and Andrew hturpy of this city.
The mayor reports having spent an so
Joyabie evening at the cake walk.
AWAKES JUST IN TIME TO
FLEE FROM BURNING HOME
Charles Lcighty. 60& Leavenworth
atreet. awoke early Sunday morning to
find hla house on fire. Both he and hla
wife made their way safely from the
1 burning structure, which waa partially
destroyed.
1
Ji
' V. ''-".: 9
Mary Page
Dy Frederick Lewis, Author of :: Pictures by
What Happened to Mary" :: Essanay
(Copyright, 191B. by McClure Fubllratlonsi
IYKOPSI.
Mary rage, actress, is accused of the
mirW nf lvld Pollock snd Is defended
by hr lover, Philip linxdnn. Pollock
whs Intoxlcnled. At Marv's trial she ad
mlts she had the revolver. Her malil
testifies thst Mary threstened Pollock
Willi It previously, snd Mary's leading
man Implicates I-nr)nn. How Mary die
appeared from the scene of the crime la a
myatery. .Brandon t-lls of a strange hand
print he saw on Mary s shoulder. Further
evidence snows that borrow of drink pro
duces temporary Insanity In Mary. The
defense is "repreKsed psychosis." Wit
nesses deacrllod Msry's fllttht from her
Intoxicated father and her father's sui
cide. Nurse Walton dencrihes the kid
naping of Msry hy Pollock, and Amy
I'.nrton tells of Mary's striiKKles to be
come sn actress, of Pollock's pursuit of
nr snd or snather occasion when the
swell of liquor drove Mary Insane.
(Continued from Saturday.)
CIIAPTF.R IX.
A JVew t lae.
, Nature with her prodlgnl creatlveness
sends every human being Into the world
differing in some fashion from his fel
low men and women; not merely In fea
ture, but In emotions and character. Tet
taken In the aggregate all these contras
ting personalities may be swayed aa one
man. They may be played upon like an
Instrument and roused to blind anger; to
tenrful aympathy and even to panic, and
therein Ilea the aecret of what scientists
term "mob psychology," the blessing and
equally the bane of the lawyer In the
court room.
It waa not merely aympathy for Mary
that swayed the crowd on this partic
ular morning however; -It waa expec
tancya psychlo aense of something
Impending and there was a whisper
that might have been excitement or a
mere composite. "I told youso," when
Langdon, a bundle of papers. In hla
hand, atepped. forward and addressed
the court..
' -our honor and gentlemen of the
Jury." he said quietly, "It had been my
Intention to call upon Mr. Daniels, man
ager of the defendant, aa my next wit
ness. But" ha Mutsd dramatically
"Mr. Daniels has disappeared! And In
searching for him such Important facta
have come to light that I crave the in
dulgence of the court to recall some
former witnesses in order to Introduce
fresh testimony for the defence. It has
been learned t" at. unknown to Mlsa
Page. David Pollock supplied the money
to back 'The Seekers,' In which the de
fendant was starred, and there are such
auspicious features connected with the
partnership of Daniels and Pollock that
I" .
"t object. Interrupted the District
attorney hotly, leaping to hla feet. "If
there are suspicious features or new
facts let Mr. Langdon Introduce them
aa testimony. Your Honor, this ia a
palpable effort on the part ot my learned
opponent to mislead . the Jury and to
subtly direct evidence against a man
who is 'missing' and cannot defend
himself." '
"On the contrary," stormed Langdon,
"I stand ready to bring out each one
of these facta in tha testimony of my
witnesses. I was merely anticipating
the very natural query of your Honor,
Why not call Mr. Daniels himself r by
explaining the situation." '
"In that case," said the Judge quietly,
"the court will sustain you. But I think
It advisable for you simply to call such
witnesses aa you have. In order that the
proceedings may not be delayed."
Langdon turned to the bailiff with a
smile of aatlsfactlon.
"Call Ooorge Brennan," he aald, and
flashed " look of encouragement at
Mary, whose eyea had opened wide in
amasement . at hla apeeoh, an amass-
DRINK A CLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Sjyn we will both look and foci
clean, sweet and freak:
and avoid lllnssa,
Vanltary aclenre haa of late made
rapid atridea with results that are of
untold blessing to humanity. The lat
est application of Its untiring research
ia,tho recommendation that It la aa
necessary to attend to Internal sanita
tion of the drainage system of the hu
man body as It la to the drains of the
house.
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise,
splitting headache, atuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, r.asty breath, acid stom
ach, ran. inatead, feel aa fresh as a
daisy by opening the alulcea of the ays
tern each morning and flushing out tha
whole of the Internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Kveryone, whether ailing, alck or well,
should, each morning before breakfast,
drink a glass of real hot water with a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate li
It to wash from the atomach, liver ant
bowels the previous day's indigestible
waste, sour bile and prisonous toxins;
thus cleansing, sweetening and purify
ing the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food Into the atomach. The
action of hot water and limestone phos
phate on an empty atomach la wonder
fully Invigorating. It cleans out all
the sour fermentatlona, gases, waste
and aridity and gtvea one a splendid ap
petite for breakfaat While you are en
Joying your breakfast the phnsphated
hot water la quietly extracting a large
volume ef water from the blood and
getting ready for a thorough fluahlng
of all the Inside organs.
The mliltona of people who are both
ered with constipation, bilious spells,
stomach trouble, rheumatto etlffness;
others who hsve sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are-
urged to get a q.iarter pound of lime
stone phosphsts from ths .drug store.
This will cost very little, but Is suffi
cient to make anyone a pronounced
crank on the suhtect of Internal sanita
tion. Advertisement.
JOMIEB IROH
Increasea strength el
delicate, nervous,
run-dowa people t
vent In tea daS
many tnetaaeca
11 M forfeit If it
falls aa per full ex
planation la las
artlule see to ap
pear to tills paper,
A&ji rear Auelar
IrugxUt about K. bi.'rfnan A Uc. nueil
Urtwt sMutrea eJwaja arrg It la stuck.
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ment that was, however, tinned with
the first dawn of a real hope.
It didn't need the question as to his
occupation to tell the spectators that
I ho new witnens was a detective. It
was somehow written all over his clean
shaven, square-Jawed face.
"Mr. Brennan," aald Langdon, when
the witness had given his age as SO and
his state as unmarried, "will you please
tell the court the result of your Inves'.l
gatlons into uie disappearance of Will
Ism Daniels, following your failure to
arrve subpoena upon him?"
"I called at the Daniels apartment,"
aald the detective quietly, . "t Mr. Lang
don's request. He wanted Mr. Danlela
as a witness and also wanted him to
call at his (Mr. Langdon's) office be
fore coming Into court."
"Who was In the apartment when you
called?"
"Mrs. Daniels and her daughter. A
young girl of 1 or 17."
"Did you notice anything unusual in
their behavior?" .
"Well, I don't know ss I'd call It un
usual, sir, In ths circumstances, but
they were terribly upset. Mrs. Daniels
aald that her husband had gone out
two days before and nobody had seen
him since."
"Had she no Inkling of his where
abouts?" "No. Phe said he had left as usual to
go to his office In the Covington theater
and that was the last they had -seen of
him. Then I asked her if she had noti
fied the police, and when she said. 'No,'
I told her I was a detective, and had
come seeking her husband as a witness
In this trial. She said that he couldn't
tell anything, she was sure, but that
the murder of David Pollock had Irtlled
him too. 'I'm sure that It's Just the
murder and the trial that have driven him
sway," she said. 'He's been almost in
sane ever since It happened.' With the
help of Mrs. Daniels and the daughter 1
went through his papers there at tho
honse, and then Mrs. Daniels and I went
to the theater and got the watchman
to open his office."
(To Ho Continued Tomorrow.)
PRIZE FIGHTER EVANGELIST
AT THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH
Alfred Allen, the prize fighter evange
list, preached to a large audience boll
in the morning and evening services at
i I. M
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FAST SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED TRAIXS
CMcag and the East
Over a double track system with automatic
electric safety signals all the way from Omaha
to Chicago.
7 DAILY TIIAIRIS--7
all arriving in the new Passenger Terminal of the
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. at Chicago.
DAILY SERVICE!
. Leava Omaha. . 7:30 a. n.
" M ..12:30 p.m.
.. 6:00 p. m.
M M .. cU32 p. m.
- .. 9:00 p. sn.
" ..10:10 p.m.
- " " 1:20
Parlor Car on 7:30 a. m. train. Observation and Sleeping Cars
on other trains.
Overland Limited 9:00 p. m. extra-fare train lor first-class sleep
ing car passengers only.
Los Angeles Limited 10:10 p. m. train for sleeping car pas
sengers only. v '
The
Chicago Paassnf er Terminal
Chicago at North Western Railway
j
tho Peoples church, B15 North FJghteenih
street. Five young people hit the trait
The church has lhvtted him to hold a
series of meetings throughout the we?k.
beginning at 7; o'clock each evening.
FUNERAL OF A.W.PARKER
TO BE THIS AFTERNOON
Abram W. Parker died at hla residence,
9r North Twenty-seventh atreet. Sunday
morning. He had been confined to hla
home for the last four months, although
he had been In falling health for over a
year. Mr. Parker waa a native of Par
kersburg, Va., where he waa born In 1S5,
the son of a prominent Baptist minister,
and had resided In Omaha for the last
thirty-eight years. He waa appointed In
spector of weights and measures by
Mayor Cushlng. holding this position for
two years. This was the first political
appointment to be given a colored man In
the city. For many years Mr. Parker
waa In the coal and feed business. For
some years prior to hla Illness he was In
the employ of the Union Paclflo railway.
He Is survived by his widow, three eons,
Oeorge W Abram W Jr.. and Lawrence
A., and two daughters, Mrs. W. J. John
son and Mra Chester A. Williams, all of
thia city. 1
The funeral will be held this after
noon at 1 o'clock from the Church of Bt
Philip the Deacon on Twenty-flrat atreet
near Paul, with Interment In Forest
Lawn. Rev. John Albert Williams will
officiate.
Ouch! Pain, Pain.
Rub Rheumatic,
Aching Joints
Rub pain right out with small
trial bottle of old "St.
Jacob's OiLM
, Rheumatism la "pain only." Not one
case In fifty requires Internal treat
ment Stop drugging. Rub soothing,
penetrating "St Jacobs Oil" right Into
ycur sore, stiff, aching Joints and mus
cles, and relief cornea instantly. "St.
Jacobs OH" Is a harmless rheumatism
lure which never disappoints and .car.
lot burn the skin.
Limber up! Quit complaining! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St
lacobs Oil" at any drug store, and in
iust a moment you'll be free from rheu
matic pain, soreness,- stiffness and
swelling. Don't auffer! Relief awaits
you. "St Jacobs OH" has cured mil-
Ions of rheumatism aufferera In the
ast half century,, and la Just aa good
or sciatica, neuralgia, fcimbago, back
iche, sprains. Advertisement.
Arrlre Chicago. . 8:4S p. m,
" .. &4S a. aa.
' - .. 7:34 a.m.
M ..11:00 a.m.
M - 8:30 a. m.
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hThe Dread Prob
lem" is not a problem in
the home where Shredded
Wheat is known. The
whole wheat grain is the real
-staff of life, and you have it
iin Shredded Wheat Biscuit,
, prepared in a digestible form.
jit contains more real, body
i building material than meat
for eggs, is more easily digest
jed and costs much less. The
food for the crp-ond-coming
man who does things with
hand or brain for the kid
dies that need a well-balanced
food for study or play
for the housewife who
must save herself from
kitchen drudgery. Delicious;
for breakfast, or any meaL'
with milk or cream. Madq
(at NiagaraFall3, N.
HAIR GROWS OR 110 PAY
yoar hair talis out, thara la lack of aatura'a
nourlahment, which cornea from the blood. Tha
Modarn Vacuum Cap drawi tb blood to tha hair
rnota and alvaa U HbiNKWEO 11 FK. Thla la
trrc4 circulatloo. which diitmida tha mall blood
voaaala ramorrnc mil tha cloairM and aluiratth
blood Oom around tha h(r roota and aupplta
frovh aw blood. Tha balr taka n naw life,
ptahaa yaor hatr hava a healthy rIow, Htopa It from
fallng otit and raaawa the Ufa In tha dormant
hair folliclaa ao that thay agala row a baaithy
had of hatr. Wa tend our enpa out on
SIXTY DAYS' FREE TRIAL
In jrour on horn. W. let yon be th )uds. It
yu ara not aatlattcS wits ths sbowlne ma(i ynu
rvturn ths Cap. snd th.r era no ehs.i-K. Vi run
i ths risk that to" will ba sl4 to purrhu rh
t'sp at tha n4 of slnr Imyt. or WK IjOSE. Tharc
ia no ptibltrttr or uuplaaaant notnrlaty sa alt
aMpmnta ara mad by Parcal Pont without ad-
v.rti.lna Writ. todA for our Sonklat aji4 rt. r
titulars, sent aea4ad la plats aayvlopa. . . (.
.. . Modern Wuuni Cap Co.
043 Barclay Block, v Ieuver, Colo.
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Rheumatism! 1
Acute Muscular
Chronic Sciatica
Rheumatic pains of sot nature
disappear under the soothing and
warming influence of Sloan's
Liniment.' Apply it lightly no
need to rub It in it penetrates
and brings relief at once.
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