The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, October 29, 1912, Image 7

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Pe-ru-na and Ka-tar-no
I havo rccolv
ed a loiter from
a young lady,
who asks mo:
"Is tho old Po-ru-na
(Ka-tar-no)
hotter than
tho revised Po-ru-na?"
Either modi
clno has Its
place. Ono 1b
adapted for ono
condition, an.
other for anoth
er. Ka-tar-no Is
a hotter remedy
for Eomo condi
tions than the
S. B. Hnrtmnn, M. D. revised Pc-ru-
na. On tho other hand, tho rovlscd
Pe-ru-na is n hotter remedy for eomo
conditions than Ka-tar-no. They are
both Intended na catarrh remedies.
They havo both dono a great work In
relieving catarrh, chronic and acuto.
Many hundreds of casos of chronic
catarrh havo recovered whilo taking
Ka-tar-no und tho oamo 1b truo of tho
revised Pe-ru-na during tho laBt six
years Binco its revision.
There Is a difference, however, in
tho two remedies. Whenever catarrh
Is associated with constipation then
tho revised Pe-ru-na is tho host. In.
deed, this Is exactly why tho rovlsion
was mado, to meet such cases. Hut
whero no laxative is needed, where tho
bowels aro regular or Inclined to bo
loose, then tho old Pe-ru-na (Ka-tar-no)
Is tho hotter remedy.
Po-ru-nn, Man-n-lin and La-cu-pia
manufactured by tho Pe-ru-na Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio. Sold nt nil
drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE! Mnny persons Inquire
for Tho Old-time Pcrnnn. They want the
reruna.tli.it tlirlr Fathers and Mothern lined
to tnkc. The old Pertinn Ib now called Kn
tamo. If your druggist or dealer does not
keep It for silo write the Katnrno Company,
Columbus, Ohio, and they will tell you all
about It.
POLLY VICTIM OF DECEPTION
Bird Realized Period Between Its Tem
porary Oblivions Had Been Ma
terially Cut Short.
The Ooodloys have a sailor son, who
on ono occasion brought homo a parrot
for tho amusement and enlightenment
of tho family. They koptlt for the
sake of the donor on no other ac
count would it havo been given house
room. Of course, It was a perfectly
respectablo bird occasionally; but on
Sunday evenings, when young Mr.
Saintly paid his regular visit, it was
deemed advisable to cover Polly with
a cloth.
Recently, however, Mr. S. tool: ad
vantage of a half-holiday accruing to
him, and mado an extra call on the
Wednesday. As ho wbb ushered in
Miss Mary Gooi 'cy dcxtrously threw
tho cloth over Polly's cage. Greet
ings over, there ensued tho usual awk
ward pause, which was broken by a
squawk from tho covered cage.
"Well, I'll bo everlastingly blessed,"
said Polly. "This has been a thunder
ing short week!"
The Farmer's Search.
Whilo plowing, a Crawford county
farmer near Helper had tho misfor
tune to loso a small part from his cul
tivator in tho plowed ground. Soon
a neighbor camo by. "Lost some
thing?" he asked. Soon another came
by and asked the same question. And
then another. Pretty soon a man he
didn't like anyhow approached. "Lost
something?" ho asked. Tho farmer
looked up in supreme disgust. "Oh,
no; Just digging worms for my pot
buzzard," ho replied. Kansas City
Star.
For the Sake of Variety.
Customer This, I suppose, lu a fold
ing bed
Merchant No, sir; wo call this an
unfolding bed. I'll show you. (Un
folds It.)
A high priced box at tho opera
seems less expenslvo to somo people
than the cheapest church pew.
A man will never reach tho top who
is too lazy to move until ho is pushed
A Million
Persons
Breakfast every morn
ing on
Post
Toasties
BTWliii" 1 if
Suppose you try the
food with cream and
sugar, as part of break
fast or supper.
You may, be sure it
will be a delicious part.
"The Memory Lingers"
Toutum Cereal Company, Ltd.
Dallle Creek, MIcU.
tS7u4l
TmMwmm
L
$MRro3
m ... ra
MM&
II, llOUIl jf nil hoiu-H ttie
uioit bloss'tl upon earth.
Blessed hour of our dinner.
Slnco Hc nle apples much deponi's tin
dinner.
SOMETHING FOR DINNER.
Braised Doef. Try out two thin
slices of fat salt pork and remove the
scraps. Wipo throe pounds of beoi
cut from the round or rump and
sprlnklo with salt, popper and flour;
brown tho surface in the hot fat, turn
ing carefully not to piorco the meat
nnd allow tho Julcos to escape. Place
on a trivet In a deep earthen pan or
baking dish, nnd surround with tlio
following vegetables; One-fourth of a
cupful each of onion, turnip, colery
and carrot, all cut fine; add a half ti i
spoonful of popperconiB and sti'.i.
Cover with threo cupfula of boillv ;
water and cover closely, cooking fo..r
hours. Habto tho meat evory hclf
hour, and turn It nftcr tho second
hour. Keep tho liquid at tho b1"i
merlng point, as too mucli boat tough
enB tho meat. Servo with a brovn
sauco made from tho liquor in Hie
pan.
For Company Dinnor.-v-A (lllot of
Beef With Vegetables Wipo a three
pound fillet and remove the fat Put a
half pound of butter In .a hot frying
pan, and when melted add tho lillet
nnd turn frequently until tho entire
surface is well seared over and
browned, then turn occasionally until
dono, cooking about thirty minutes.
Remove tho meat to a serving dish
and garnish with a cupful each of
cooked peas, carrots cut in fancy
shapes, and well Boasoncd; one-half
pound of mushrooms suutcd In a little
butter. Servo with:
Brown Mushroom Sauce. Pour off a
fourth of a cup of fat from the frying
pan, add flvo tableBpoonfuls of flour
and stir until well browned; add a
cup of soup stock, a third of a cup of
tho mushroom liquor nnd a half pound
of mushrooms cut in pieces and
cooked In butter flvo minutes. Sea
son with salt, pepper and JuEt beforo
serving, while stirring constantly, add
tho butter remaining in tho frying
pan.
To obtain mushroom liquor, cook tho
stems of mushroomsii cold water to
cover and reduce to a third of a cup.
IIEN'irVEIt you attempt n. Koort
work you will find others dolus
the utimo kind of work, nnd probably do
ing It hotter. Knvy them not.
FALL FESTIVITIES.
Tho pumpkin is tho time-honored
vegetable for tho Hallowe'en table,
and many and various are the uses for
it as a decorator. Tho llttlj papier
macho imitations may he used as bon
bon boxes or as receptacles for salted
nutB. Tho real pumpkin, however,
lends itself to almost anything tho in
genuity of the hostess wishes to cre
ate. A very happy arrangement was
placed last year upon the tablo of a
young housekeeper for a Hallowe'en
party. A round pumpkin was bored
with holes and pretty chryoniithe
mums were thrust in, the llower rest
ing on the rind of tho pumpkin. After
the flowers wero all placed tho center
piece "looked llko a grent Huffy chrys
anthemum. One might have ribbons
attached to the flowers, which could
be drawn by each guest, and so fur
nish a boutonniere. The pumpkin la
lined with paper and filled with fruit
or bonbons.
Sandwich plates, snlad bowls nnd
meat platters may bo cut from small
oblong-shaped pumpkins; theso lined
with lace paper dollies mako most
fetching dishes.
Gnome Salad. Add a half cup of
chopped almonds to a chicken and
celery salad, two finely chopped red
peppers, half a cup of pineapple Juice
and the juice of a large onion. Mix
well, then add mayonnaise. Garnish
with olives stuffed with almonds.
Charm Cake. Hake any desired
cake and put a ring, a thlmblo and a
dime In tho batter. Cover tho cake
with white frosting and decorate with
chocolate witches.
Servo ice cream in hnlves of musk
melon and decorato tho cream with
eyes, hobo and mouth mado of choco
late, melted, or citron and currants.
Goblin Plea. These aro individual
pumpkin pies decorated with foaturos
and given a friil of laco paper for a
hood.
A Promoter.
Howell What sort of a follow is
ho7
Powell Ho can mako two lemons
grow whore only ono grow before, nnd
then hand them both to you when you
aro not looking Judge.
Free Meals for School Children.
Tho numbor of meals given to school
cnlldren In England last yenr was 10,
372.000. Tho cost was J7C5.000, of
which only $C,87G was received from
parents ul voluntary contributions.
Vv) ijaCf
jwr
&m
"wb unsjrai
BfflsS
I TV
U MAY cncourHKo other by
our faith and cheer, hut wo
hnvi- r right to dishearten thorn by
doubt anil gloom.
A CHICKEN FOR TWO.
A small chicken, costing sixty or
seventy cants, is not an oxtfrivaganco
for tho Bmall householder who likes to
buy economically, for a chicken may
bo used for several meals; of course,
tho number depending upon how much
is oaten.
A few pieces, llko the wings, a sec
curt joint or a log, If parboiled and
then fried in butter, will, with tho
gravy and mashed or baked potatoes,
make a most satisfactory meal. Ho
move tho chicken whon It is tender
nnd brown, to a small platter, arrang
ing tho pieces no nicely as posslblo;
add a tablospoonful of Hour to tho
pan In which tho chicken was fried,
and when It Is well browned add a
cup of milk and Reasonings. Whon
smooth and thick, strain Into the gravy
beat. If tho amount of meat soomn j
too meager, havo n satisfying salad
and a hearty dessert, and the meal
will provo sutllclont for almost any ap
petite. The giblets, It cooked slowly in a
cup of water, then chopped and added
to tho broth with a littlo thickening
nnd cream, 'will make a sauce to servo
on buttered toast.
The back and neck may bo used in
a stew with dumplings, making a
quantity sufficient even for a chauco
visitor.
Tho breast may bo sliced and served
cold, or mako, with the nddltion of
:elcry and a littlo good salad dress
.ng, a most delicious salad for two.
Then, aftor all has been eaten, tho
bones and gristle will mako a small
tureon of broth, which may ho further
t''ed out by the addition of cream or
l ilk and a beaten egg.
One may, with careful planning,
have fried chicken two, meals, stewed
chicken one meal, minced chicken on
toast, a salad or sliced cold breast of
chicken and a soup, which will havo
the flavor of chicken, if other foods
aro added to mnko It nourishing.
It' one would make a two or three
pound fowl servo for threo mealn ono
need not feel that thoy were too much
of a luxury to enjoy often.
If ono Is fortunate enough to limo
fresh mushrooms in one's own garden
or grounds, the combination of chick
en and mushrooms is especially deli
cious, each bringing out the flavor of
the other.
1' WB try to Inllnenco or ele
vate othui-R, wo Khali soon nee
Unit success Id In ptoportlon to their lit
lief of our billet In them.
A FEW FALL &ALADS.
If wo havo been forehanded when
pineapples wero plentifully, wo ha
a reserve of choice pineapple to upo
for all sorts of desserts, salads and
cake filling. Tho flavor of the bona
canned Is much better than that which
wo ordinarily buy.
Chiffon Salad. Tako a half cup each
of dates, llgs, pjneapplo and threo or
anges and three-fourths of a cup of
sugar. Cut tho oranges in halves, re
move tho pulp nnd put tho shells on
tho lco. Cut tho fruit in small pieces
and mix with a mayonnaise dressim;
Kill each orange cup with the mixture
of fruit, BUgar and dressing and keep
a tnbleapoonful of whipped cream on
top. Servo on lettuce.
Pickles, peas nnd peanuts nro good
served with a very littlo Bnlad dreRS
lng. Date Salad. Wash, and without par
ing, cut two medium-sized, good-flavored
npples into dlco, add a pound o
stoned und quartered dates, mix with
a cup of pecans and pour over tho fol
lowing dressing.
Two eggs well beaten, four table
Bpoonfuls of vinegar, a tablcspoonful
of butter and a tablospoonful of sugar.
Season with salt and cook over hot
water until thick; removo from tho
tiro, nnd when cool add a tablcspoon
ful of olive oil.
Orange and Date Salad. TIiIh is a
salad particularly nlco to serve with
duck this fnll: Stone tho dates and
cut In hnlves lengthwise. Remove the
oranges In sections, arrango In a
mound on crisp lettuco leavoB nnd sur
round with tho dates. Servo with
French dressing.
A Lively One.
"I hear whon you havo your chil
dren gathered around you, It is nuite
a picture."
'Well, when wo all went to our now
house, I can tell you It wbb a moving
picture."
Expensive Spot.
"Gilt Crest Is considered a healthy
place, yet all tho guosta who leave tho
hotel look nick."
"Oh, they don't look olck until thoy
get their bills."
HARD LUCK.
Dick I told her tlmt 1 loved hor
lhat I wuh oven willing to worship
her at a distance.
Tom What did Bho do?
Dick Said sho'd supply tho dis
tance. HANDS ITCHED AND ' BURNED
Abbotsford, Wis. "My con had ec
zema on his hands for about one year.
Tho eczema started with a rash. His
hands wore soro so ho could not close
them, and when ho wet his hnnds they
hurt him bo ho could hardly wash. Hl3
hands Itched and burned just terrible
nnd If ho would scratch thorn, thoy
would break' out into sores. He could
not get any rest or sloop, and his
lmndB looked quite had.
"Wo had medicino nnd salve and It
kept getting worso all the tlmo. I got
pome Cuttcura Sonp and Ointment,
and after wnshlng his hands with the
Cutlcura Soap and puttlngFome of tho
Cutlcura Ointment on twoimes a day
nd tying cloths on them for nbout six
months thoy got well and havo not
broken out since. Cutlcura Soap and
Olntmeut cured him entirely." (Sign
ed) Mrs. Lawrence Kiehl, Feb. 13,
1912.
Cutlcura Soap nnd Olntmont sold
throughout tho world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Rook. Address
post-card "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston."
Adv.
Bad Luck.
They oughtn't to call that railroad
(pedal tho Comet."
"Why not?"
"Hecauso comets nrnrly always
havo their trains telescoped."
Water in bluing i adulteration. Olasa nnd
w.iter millers liquid blue ctly. Ihiy lied
Cm. Hill lllue, makes olutlics whit or than
now. Adv.
Kvpry mother is llrmly convinced
that sho is capablo of picking a better
husband for her daughter than she did
for herself.
L I MANUFACTURERS "
Look over this list of manufacturers and note the length of time their products
have stood the test. The Double Guaranteed Tag representing Quality
Hardware will be attached to the goods made by them.
TOOLS.
Oo. II. Mr-Imp A Co.,
Miikt'rn (it Guaranteed Bans 18 ymrs.
Clrt a-Iitinl Tulst Drill Co.. .
MulK'ts or IllRlu-at Urn.lf mill Oils
for 3H ycura.
Carlinriimliim Co.,
Knr 12 yrnrs Imilrrs In ninlilnc 13tnt
Hhnrpi-nlne Utonva.
llfiirj- niVntnn & Huns.
Leading Saw Malcira 71 years.
KiifClr HqiiPrn Co.,
KnRln Kquaua havo stood tlio trst 1)3
yenru.
1'onl Aucrr nit Co.,
llnvn hern innklne; Fnril's tiliifle
l.lplicd lilts for 4li years.
Irnln AiiRrr nit Co.,
Makers of thu OrlKlnnl Holla Center
Auger lilt fur 27 ycais.
Iiur.v Hamlin Co..
Orlglnutnrs and makers of Ivory- Ate
Handlo 12 years.
Itussrll Jennings Co..
.Manufacturers of the orlirliifll Double
Spur Auger Bit 0! yi-urs.
l.lifkln ICnlo Co.
Mh Iters of Celebrated Bleel Tjpes for
30 years.
Duld Mntln1n Hammer Co.,
Have inadn tho orlKlnnl Mnydnl
llnrnmvr 07 years.
Maim ICiljrr Tool Co..
Makem of our "Clean Clliiner" Avn
22 years.
Jtlller Inlls Co.,
Mukers of llnrher IJrnees nnd I.ang-
iloit Mllre Uoxis II years.
irlinlson lllo Co,.
Oletirnted Nlehnlsou File on tho
marl.et 03 years.
KUfnril Slfir. Co..
Itlxftml b'cylhes nnd Aes Iirv sst-
Isllrd list-is 100 years.
Stanley ltnlr & Level Co..
Have lieen maklrict llelt Planes and
'uriienter Tools 00 jeais.
Klnr Mta. Co.,
.MHnufirulutcra of the celebruled 111.
gin Wrench.
I'tlea Iron 1'nren Co.,
Qiuillty I'll, ra lmvo stood tile test 1.1
years.
C. B. Vtuni Tool Co..
Mnkeis of tho Nerv llvr rllitlllfr Chis
els that please.
llLILDintB H.IHDWAIIL'.
Alllth-I'roiity Co.,
Alfrs or durnlile Parlor and llarn
Uoor Hancers 20 years.
Clilrngo Hiirlnif Itult Co.,
h'lirlin; lllnt-cu that do the work.
If you want Quality ask your dealer for above factory brands bearing
the Double Guarantee Tags
When you buy your hnrdwaro Insist upon tho nest Brands mado. Ilrands that carry tho namo of tho manu
facturer who Is not afraid to glvo a Doublo Guaranteo that Protects. Don't lot your denlor show you. a "Just
as good" article mado by any manufacturer nnd sold under n prlvato brand, but got what you pay for Quality.
Tho Standard Factory llrnnds bearing tho Doublo Guaranteo Tag which protects tho Dealer nnd You.
FOR OALE.
A high-grade Piano 'Player, made
by thd Aeolian people of Now York
City. Cost 9360 good na now only
a short tlmo in use. It fits any piano.
Also $225 worth of rolls of music goes
with it. Will sell Player and music
for 5200. Reasou for selling 1b that
family owning it Is breaking up Ad
dress Rox SOS, Omaha. Neb. Adv.
At the Operr,.
"That singer has a powerful voice."
"1 should say so. I enn't hear my
self spoak whon Iio'h Hlvglng."
Slnt. Wlnsliiw'n foothills; fly 'up for Children
teflhlhg.siiflens thugum, rnt-eH Itilliiinnin
llntunllays p.iln, cure wind rolkvlftv a bottle.
A (It.
Kindred Association.
"Do you want this rco?"
"Much 'dough' In It?"
CU11P.S ITCHINO SKI DISIMSBS.
Colo's Cnrlmllialvo atopa Sehlnflr nml makes
tho skin smooth. All dniffciiir 23tnd!Cc. Adv.
Most people would rather tako nil
vice from strangers.
A fool and her mofcy frequently
marry Into tho nobility
n nurXai cvtuw viuui aiiuuuv nAV& nit.
W Fruitless Starch Twin Dolls
EVERY ClULO SHOUUO HAVE THE
&'
MiM-Uuy White mi
J
If Km wilt IMA thn ttrwt
ra.vdnllr.tiKchKi-3 Inches ttian niulrrrtdjr tocntonO
uiiHutnlt. will bo Mint to nnrftddrru, postpaid, onrcw.
co'ctptulzfmnUnnOrcntFoultlrwHlArrUptoksinxi.
fronts of & rout
. 7 1 BconUIn i
IVxlthrrrinln
O, tdthrr drill will ta Ronton receipt of threo 10 crns
. frnatsprslibrrint fronts lind 4 cents In tnmr. 0t
.in lumnn n
ml thla niL
his ad. It will bo
udt front, or two a cent
I trccptnd with each application.
FlUITLESS STARCU
w
L DOUGLAS
SHOES
S3.G0 s3.50 $4.00 $4.50 AND $5.00
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Bcw waarW.L. Douglaa C2.00, $2.
Bltooo, liacauvo ent pjfr will poolllvoly oulvaai' two
pairs of ordinary ahovo, axrno tea tho man' cicas.
W.LDouglns make and sells more $3.00,53.50 &$4.00 shoos I
than any other manufacturer in the
THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS.
The workmanship which has made W. L. Douglas chocs famous the world
over is maintained in every pair.
Ask your dealer to show you W.L. Douglas latest fashions for fall and winter
wear, notice tho short vamps which make tho foot look smaller, points in a
shoe particularly desired by young men. Also the conservative Styles which,
have made W. L. Douglas shoes a household word everywhere.
If you could visit V. L. Douglas large factorios at Brockton, Mass., and sea
for yourself how carefully V. L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then un
derstand why they are warranted to fit bolter, look better, hold their shapo and
wear longer than any other make for the price. rait Color Citleti.
CAUTION. To protect you srInt Inferior shoes, W.L.DoubIss stamps his name on llio tat
lorn. Look for the stamp. Uewaro of lubititutas. W. UDoutlts shoes are sold in 78orr
lores and shoo dealers oYerywli.re. No matter where you lire, they aro within your roch.
If your dealer cannot supply'you.vrrlto direct to factory for catalog showing huwtotx-doj
tar matt. ho9 sent vt-wbcro. tlellsory charges prepaid. W.l-UouiUs. Brockton, Macs.
who mako Hardware, Farm Implements and Kitchen Utensils that aro
of bucIi quality Hint they havo joined Wright & WUhclmy Co. in placing
on all hucIi goods a guarantees that excels all other guarantecB. Thcao
manufacturers can do this because thoy make tho
BEST FACTORY BRANDS IN THE COUNTRY
Tho fiuarnntoe Tag Is Three Color. On It 1b tho nnmo of tho manu
facturer of tho article to which It Is attached, also tho nnmo of Wright
& AVllhelmy Co., who jointly state In plain terms that tho dealer 13
authorized "to replace thin article free of cost if for any reason It ohould
prove unsatisfactory." It is left to the user's sonso of right. You can
not get a stronger guaranteo. Ask your Dealer for Doublo Guaranteed
Roods.
I.'acle Leek Co., ,
l'nil Loeks and Cabinet Locks In usa
70 years.
1'utent Vtilrunlto ltoollni; ('
Vuleitnlto Ilnollni; has lieen used 30
years.
I'lillinan Mfir. Co..
Makers or orlclnal I'lillmnn Hash
linlmice 20 years.
Jtlrlinnls-Wllrnx Co..
Mmlo successful Door llancirs 30
yeurn.
Itussrll & Krulll Mfr. Co.,
Leaders In Ixiclis and Ilnrdnnro for
50 years.
Shell.T Hnrtrn; lllnire Co.,
CiletnatMl rihelhy Chief Moor Hlnco
for yuara,
It. W. Welllnrton Co..
Silver l.xkii & IMilyslnne tlnsh Cord
used for 43 yenru.
Itacder, Ailnmson A Co.,
Have mndo thu hest Onnd l'oper for
51 years.
TA11M AND WAGON llAmiWAItL'.
Ainerlrnn Vork & lion Co., (Huecessora to
Wtthlnuton & Cooley Mfr;, Oo.l
Their Jackson Btrel (louds huvu stood
the test 7H years.
Amrx fihnvel & Tool Co.,
WrlKht Hliovel Co.)
Largest producers of
I'padis In thu world.
(owners
of
Hltoveln ami
Cleveland fitono Co..
Lencllng innkcru of Grlmlstonrs many
years. '
Oclnno 1'enre Co.,
flenutlful Cyelnno Lnwn 1'eneo and
dates 17 ycurs.
I'enn Mr. Co.,
Mlrs. of Fenn I'ost AiiBers nonu
tetter,
(illhert A nennetl Ifsr. Co.
Makers of Cllnntx I'oultry Nettlnit
nnd Hardware Wlro Cloth.
Luther Orlmlrr Mfnr. Co..
Orlelnnlora and tuukers of liest linn
of Itapld Grinders many years.
J. IT. I'nrter Co.,
Porter Hay Carriers nod nam Equip
ment on top for 41 years
HOUHi: I'lJilNISHINfS OOOIIH.
lllMell Carpet Htvcrprr Co.,
Have made the popular Him II Car
pet Sweepers 30 yeurs.
lilnr kiine Mflf. Co.,
Makers of Iti-Rsl and other Washing
Muchlues -12 yeurs.
C'leieliind Tool nnd Hlumplni; Co.,
Have made Vulranlo rnnmeled waro
tho best that can bo made.
HARD FOR THE
HOUSEWIFE
It's hard enough to koop Iioubo if
In porfoct health, but a woman who
is weak, tired and BUfforiug all of
tho tlmo with nn aching back ban a
heavy burden to carry. Any woninn
in this condition linn good causa to
suspect kldnoy trouble, oopoolally if
tho kldnoy action seems disordered
nt nil. Doan'o Kidney PlIlB havo
cured thousands of women Buffering
In UiIb wny. It ia tho best-rocom-mended
special kidney romedy.
A NORTH DAKOTA CASE.
s
"F.titii Plrtur
7ll a Siory."
Mrs.CU.Trlrr,
Oundo. N. .i ,
sar:"irur years
1 hud kfdney
trouble. ly foot
mi ii 1 1 ui b n
swelled nnd I
couldn't sleep
morn than two
iaurs at a tlmo.
n tho miming
1 was alt tiodi
oat. My back
xnslamo nnd 1
trad sharp patnu
whon Iftfoopod.
Jinan's Kidney
l'llli tmvn re
moved all tlil'i
troublo."
Get Doan's at any Drug Store, 50c Box
2 to a Kidney
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CO., Kaaias City, Me.
SO& 93. OO Softool i
world.
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WRiGOTfiWimnxrCo.
Doutu C'jjuuTttlu
Drxter Mfif. Co.,
Producers of the Sunny Monday
Washers that clean Clothes.
Uobson Mfg. Co.,
Mfrs. of Kiivor'to Churns satisfied
users over 30 ycurs.
Doier Mfg. Co.,
Originators nnd makers of Asbestos
Had Irons 10 years.
Enterprise Mnniifni-titrlnsr Co. of 1'n.
Leudera In enterprise Meat Cutters
nnd I-trd Preeses 10 years,
l.'slute Hlovo Co.,
Makers of the celebrated Estnto
litoves nono bettor for 07 years.
C. T. Hum MfK. Co..
Makers of Nustvle Tjinterns and good
Lantern M.nluis 21 years.
Hoiiselinld TTriulpmrnt Co.,
Mfrs. of Petrlcca l-'irelrsa CookcrB
that eoolc right.
Low 11 Mfir. Co.,
'1'lielr Anchor Brand 'Wrlngera havo
liHnstd useis 10 years,
ltutnn Slfg. Co.,
Their Copper TYnro known for quality
all over the country.
AVIillo Mountain Freeirr Co.,
White Mountain Frcetcra known
everywhere.
IIAHNKSS.
Amrrlrnn l'nil J Teitlln Co.,
Mfrs of Tnpitco J'ads tested nd
trlid Ul years.
Konnnts CInver Co.,
Makers or our "Clean Clipper" Har
ness nono better.
ClTLRItV AND Hll.VKIt WAKE.
II. linker Co.,
Mfrs or everything In Fine Cutters
for 70 years.
Harrington Cutlery Co.,
Make thf Ueitrr Hutchcr Knife that
kcepa sharp.
Tntrrnntlnnu Hllver Co..
Mfrs. of Itogers 1874 Plated Wars
uskI CO years,
t'lsler Knife Co.,
Their Pocket Knives recognized for
quality 30 years.
(IUM8 AND HPORT1NO GOODS.
Colt's Patent llro Arms Co.,
Makers of Colt's rtevolvers that shoot
70 years'
Great Western Mfg. Co..
Muku Ulcyclts lhat wear,
UaullngN Mfg. Co.,
Their Uaso Hall Goods lead tho mar
ket. ,
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