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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. NOVEMBER 19, 19:
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The Married Life of Helen
Thrlr lUmhl Through Amsterdam
l nd In Disappointing
fun liaae.
"Do they all breakfiat In thlr
rHjin?" lli-len nH about th Kreat
Math celllnReg! dinlne; room, In which
tiny wet lit (.uly irunm.
I t my thl bona h pretty
empty. Ouirlit tn be th way they
oak you." grumbled Warren. "His-
teen tulMr for a room without
bath "
"V ahoijMn't tmv com )ir. W
benM it ten tht mot ex,irnlv hotel
In Aniaterflam."
'' It a wtn iu the illfimonil peopl atop
r.Kht In tha illnnioni ciittln; til
trlet. Well, we'll only ha her
wi -i'l'i'in It won't breiik u,"
"Che for breukfiuil!" ajiiwl
Helen ,n mi lm.i liint linking waiter
jilm-eil before tin-in n yeneroua allver
tlnttr of alliaij (lietne.
"Vou uet It every lii'-nl her. Jova,
four kind, Ivbini, Hull mil. Hrhwelt
urHtA wliHt the Hum Hill' thia?"
"Iar, you're not going to eat anyT
Not fir bn-akfaatT"
"Why not? No mora Inrllifeatibl
for brenkfnat tlinn any other meitl."
"Well, don't cut It on an empty
IIoiom. Ii. Wait till you hfivs your
tUK-"
"Dor It Uk ull that biui'h to
ai-rve two holleil kh?" grumbled
Warren. "What're they doing hold
ing ivl-ea over 'em?"
At the long atil' lx'iinl. rrn el with
a Iiiik llver bowl of fruit, thr
pompou waiter were ofrielutlng over
their almpln order,
"flood thin wer not In a hurry.
Tlii-nn llolliindera mwy be cnpable, but
tliey'r not ao all died brink,"
Tlv kind of bread!" Helen wna
examining the napkin lined Imakft
Hint held currant buna, gingerbread
muffin and roll.
"Thl coffee'd be good If we hud
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aome cream. Do all the cow over
here give eklmmed milk? Haven't
lamped cream inr we left New
Vork."
"Dear, they're American," a two
men were cented ar-ron the room,
"Nobody elae'd be fool enough to
ray thea price. pet mighty few
huropean atop here. Wonder what
they'll oak ua for thl mJ?"
"Well, we'll only have our break
f iat hor. But everything' apnttea.
Think of th work to keep all thl
brna pollahed."
The ponderou andiron In the fire
place fairly ahone, a did the can
delabra on the black marble mantle,
and even th hinge and knob on the
doora,
"Hhlnlng tip thing that' their
long ault In Holland. Wouldn't mind
having the. monopoly of a good brae
polle.li here."
"Oh, dear, don't eat any more
cheeae," (mailing the plate from him,
And you've bad enough of that cur
rant bread If o rich."
Here, who' eating thl? I'm on no
diet. I'll eat what I dam pleaae."
Hreakfaat over, Helen took the
alow running lift to their room for
tier guide book and coat, while War
ren atnpped at th offle to look up
an nddrea.
Jimf mlaed that!" A trolley wa
tnetiiriir the corner ne they cam out
fuppoae we'll have to wait an hour
now, mow a cold moiaaae here
"Hut they've wonderful cara! Didn't
you nolle them we drove up Inat
rleht? I fiholatered eata and cur
tain on fill the window. Here' one
row."
What you'd call a afreet car de
luxe," grinned Warren a they en
tered. The longulu trolley gave them time
to acan the houae along th canata.
There're a many canal her a
In Vmilc but you never hear of
them. It' built on SO laland with
ver 300 bridge," having thoroughly
dlgented her guide nook, "un, iook,
thoae fiualnt old houae!''
"Look tn' ttv KroxifV to ma. If I d
had few I'd think I wa eoln'
thing."
Tlie furtoiiN leiiiilntf gable of the
older building", and th window all
awry, gave them a tottering, blear
eyed look.
Hut even thn moat ancient, decrepit
hnuae looked cheerful with their
H-r.,b.d atepa. ..arched lace curtain
,i pollaliea aoorpiaies una rwiwn
.villi traditional Dutch cleanllnest
maids were washing the windows, or
armed with wicker beaters, were fluy
Ir.g the dust from rug and mats.
"When they're o clean about
everything, how can they eland thl
t.'ignunt water," wondered Helen, for
many of the house rose from the
very edge of the alugg'sh, green
acuinmed canals.
At last they crossed the Amstel
filled with freight -laden barge. Along
one lde the smart hop and restau
rants, on the other the dingy ware
house. At the Dam, the. great central
square, they left the car to stroll
about.
"Dear, that's the Itoyal palace its
oDen from 10 to 6. Let's"
"Nothing doing," crustily. "No pul-
ace or mueum for me! You can do
thosa morgue on your own. Come
on. thl street look like a live one
Though Warren rarely troubled to
consult a guide boiJR, he always
aenael tha main thoroughfare. And
now, with unfailing Instinct, he turn
ed Into the Kalverstraat, th busiest
street In 'Amsterdam.
To accommodate the crowds, no ve
hicle were permitted. o they Joined
the throng in the center of the treet.
Her were the prosperous Jewelers,
diapers, milliner and fancy hop.
The goods, attractively displayed In
gleaming window, were expensive,
but of excellent quality. The women'
clothe had little tyle, but wer well
made.
"Dear, these shop are even higher
than ours! Let's explore the lde
streets we may find some antiques."
Turning Into the first narrow by
way, they soon came to an alluring
"Antlqultelten" sign over a quaint,
tumbled doorway.
Within, the low-raftered, room wa
cluttered with old Dutch furniture,
silver, pewter, china and brass. '
While Warren looked through
some dimty vellum-bound books, Helen
explored the dim, rear recesses In her
eager search for "bargains."
"No, nothing In china nothing
that will break." as the woman, who
spoke a little English, tried to tempt
her with delft ware. "Just a few
small thlnu for presents that won't
fill up my trunk. Something inex
pensive." If there wa anything Inexpensive
In that ahop, it waa not for Amer
ican tourist. The "small" things
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and Warren
nuft boxea, hoe buckle, comb and
cameo were all extravagantly priced.
"Have you any old needlework?
Sampler, cap or lacea?"
From tchlnd an age blarkvned por
trait, ah produced a framrr aampler,
a typical Hutch annipler with a houae,
vfmiltnlll, aquat treei, deer and rab-
' bite.
"Very curly," pointing to th date,
"167."
Suppressing her eagerness, Helen
examined It; 1647! 8he had seen only
one other of bo early a date. That
had sold at a New York auction for
I2S0.
A nothing wa market In plain
figure, ah wa forced to aek the
price.
"Thirty guilder," tb woman
in-
formed her. "Very cheap."
Thirty guilder only $1!! Helen'
heart thumped wildly.
"What you got. there?" Warren
Joined here. "We can't cart that!"
"It could go In the bottom of my
trunk," with a awlft Ilenrliig glance.
Then, with forced rasualness, "but I
don't know that I want It. It me
e that anuffbox again th on
with th drinking cene."
A the woman turned for the nuff
and hehox, Helen conveyed In pan
tomime that he wanted the sampler
and h must not say a word.
Finally, after expatiating on the
snuffbox and some old Dutch spoons
which she hnd no Intention of buy
ing, with well-feigned reluctanc Ilel
en decided to ike the aampler, say
ing he would think over th other
things.
"Not going to lug It with us?" pro
tested Warren. "Let her send It.
Oh, no; If not heavy," with an
eloquent fiUiH;e, "We can take It."
Halely out In the street with her
treastlre, Helen' Jgbllatlon bubbled
over.
What' the big. idea?" ecowled
Warren. "Thirty guilder wouion t
call that o darned cheap."
If dated 1647!" exultlngly. "she
no Idea of it value. I've only seen
on that early at the Hlalr sale. It
was J600 and brought $250."
"Huh," Warren grunted skeptically,
'something' wrong somewhere. Pret
ty hard to get the best of these an
tique dealers. How d'you know the
date' right? May've been worked In
afterwards."
No no, you can tell it' the old
thread. Walt, I'll show you.'e
'Hold on, you're not going to open
it here?"
"Yes, I am!" Sitting on a well
scrubbed step In the quiet street, with
eager fingers, she unwrapped her
prize. "There!" pointing triumphant
ly to the date. "You can see that
hasn't been put in."
With his pocket magnifying glass,
Warren scrutinized the figure.
"Your're stung all right!" was his
grim verdict.
"Stung? How? I know that date
is right."
"You do7 eh?" contemptuously.
"Well, Just take another look. That 6
wa an 8 they've picked out part of
the upper loop."
There wa no denying the disclosure
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S S.St mik$ you fid like yourself again
(of th magnifying gin. Tiny bole
I In th. old l.nen showed where, th
The ibtt of th aampler waa un
duulully U47 not 1647! A few
threads clipiwd and drawn out had
enhanced it ag and value by 201)
yea re,
"I'm going to take It right hack,"
f'amlngly. "Mhe'll have to give m
th money. She knew all along that
date wa wrong!"
"No you don't! Tou take your med
Icln and don't squeal. Tried to put
one over her but alia beat you to It."
"I didn't try to put anything over!"
Indignantly. "I Juat "
"You didn't, eh? Thought ah
wasn't wise and you'd aneuk off some
thing worth 10 time th money. So
darned eray to get It wouldn't ven
let her send It to th hotel."
Flushed and disconcerted, Helen
rewrnpVed her discredited purchase.
Hull, you were dead easy. Thl
antique gime' too swift for you.
Mighty smooth bunch.' Don't ever
think you can get way with any
thing. You'll always be tha on who'
trimmed.''
Then, striding ahead, h glanced at
his watch.
,"Hulf past twelve! Wo've had
enough antique for one day. Come
on, we'll make for the Itembrandt
pleln and gun up a good place to feed.
Now you cut me short thl morning
you'll havo nothing to say ahout thl
meal. I'm ready for a aulistantlal
Dutch lunch with a big bunk of that
chees you held out on ma at break
fast!"
fCopyrtght, lt.)
Next Week An Evening In an Am
aterdam Home.
Stan field Johnson
I'Aeeled President
of Junior Ili-Y Club
The Junior HI-" club elected of
fleer for the coming year at It re
gular meeting last Thursday night
which wa attended by over 1,000
Central High freshmen and sopho
more. Hlanflcld Johnson was elected presi
dent. He Is a sophomore, a corporal
in the cadet regiment, and attended
Camp Sheldon training camp for
Junior HI-Y leaders last year.
The vlee president is Davlnd Lar
son, also a corporal in the cadet
regiment and a sophomore. Dick
Sinclair Is secretary and Henry (Murk
treasurer.
The Junior Hi-Y Is having the most
successful year In Its history. It
has limited It membership this year
to 100 boy wjio are admitted only
by vote of the club.
Homo of the finest ypung men in
Omaha are teaching Bible classe in
the Junior HIY club, among thent
Herman Crowell, Howard K, Oilman,
John H.Taliaferro, Walter K. Key,
K. W.' Doss, and Norman J. -Weston.
Walter Kay, president of the t'cntral
Senior Hl-Y club, Is sponsor for the
Junior organlaztion and the presi
dent of the Senior club will alway
act as sponsor for the freshmen and
ophomore club.
A complete toilet outfit, Including
a wash basin, has been invented, which
can be mounted within- an automobile
door, which opens to form a table,
ADVfSKTIriKMKNT. " '
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time in ini.y tttitumfi ,.r o-rtnid tlis money. It
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nti of tl, irry fw rn-aarsltni.a I feel should ha
kept on liana f.-r r-su!ar lie ia slmat erary
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Live Boys
Parents Urged to See
That Boys Attend "Y"
' Gym Classes Regularly
Believing that a strong healthy
body ia on of th first requirements
for a sturdy character, th lloya
division laat week mailed out carda
to th parents of every 'Y' boy who
ha not been going to gym claaee
regularly thl full, Th phyelcal pro
gram hu been designed to give every
boy proper physical development If he
will attend regularly.
N. J. Weeton, "Y" phyalcal director,
and hi assistants, have had year of
exiierlence In developing sturdy bodies
for boy and they hav helped thous
aml of boy develop fin strong
physiques.
Parent are urged to help the physi
cal director and boy' work secre
taries by Insisting that Jhclr sons
attend th claase regularly,
Koport carda Ilka thos sent out
this week will be sent to parents every
month and will show them Just what
their son a i doing in the Un of
athletic work.
Six T" Captains' Club
Memlers Get Monograms
Hlx member of th Captains' club
of the Huturday Noon lilbl class for
grade school boy hav been awarded
their Captain' monogram to b worn
on tha front of their sweaters,
Ijint week Captains' monogram
wcr given at the dinner to Arthur
Hi own, Itlllle lirook and William I re,
jr., who hav served for two years as
captain. Yesterday mills Comstock,
Donald Carlson and Charles Johnson
wer awarded their insignia. Three)
more of these monogram will be given
out every Paturday until all the cap
tain have been chosen. I'hlllp Trlrc,
who 1 head captain, received hi
monogram several week ago.
Th captain will takea n acllv
part In the activities of the Christ
mas vacation period and each will
have a squad for factory trips.
The captain In Junior III Y also ar
being organized and will nci-lve m un
gram ahortly, of the same kind aa
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A treatment innibrn In make, ne-
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t ihrniuo illseasea tif the liver, kid
ney. eunuuh and bowel. A trent
menl that will take away that tired
IfHjk, tiinulitt the rlrrulution and
brliiK giHKl hialth. They attract the
real mint (( a tl'-Ca-nl liver, iliatir
ilered bael and a deraaKot diajeatlv
a) stent.
fteil Cn I.lver Tllla eereiiie eon
tipatitiii, btiil brratti and atumai h
111. I'ut UP In watt h shaped, a. rw
tup laittlea, a.1,1 in I'iimIii, at hhrr
n .an A M. tonne II lnuf aj't'tet. II. . il
i'H tiruj l'u , and other Oiuaiiiels I r
!So. The enuiiie Ins h l!i-.l t'r
liialiii printed on th t.
AniKiiiiutr
Marvelous Trtatmtnt
With No Diet
4 ml 4 leieie, if 4 saeial vtiVaal
iii SIS ii .1 seel a. la 4 a. 4
se. s eeiaa mli.l e .ui 14 Sal
4 -14 ( auel iaallt la auialif
I ' '' I S . S. til 4- -III
l.eita-ai a,., mil , , ia mil
t tnel i M 1 ithmi aaaal 14
e"'ait i,a si Ins lm
I,. . 1 l,.a..t I, ,, 4ik.,(
s si r 1 Hula it it. r ,.it
l'itn i ate r t .i4 if
44 i Fill ( 1. 1 III ,!. i
I l dlS Salt ll iltt III i.l l et
4 1 In In 1 en 4t ill e n, (l
Si stint.i l.lmi 4 11,.., it-.
L.- t IIMSI III 44l ..S 4 I .14 S
I H"l II 1 11 1 I I ,.., ,ta
It a ii I aaj t, I,!,,,., ,i
4MI,UKietm le4
of Omaha
Roys' Division Notes
I'aul J Ot ken, aaalatatit buy' wnrk
tt-retary at the "Y", M-nt tha wiek
end reten tly n Mlnntaimlia. A fair
Mwidlsh Kirl I (iispwi'ted cf Ix-lng
th Cause of hi, trip.
A fine bim chee et mi presented
to th liny' division Inst week by
1 Inward K. Ohman, tai ln-r of una of
th Jnlur III Y tlnsw-a. Olunnn la a
ilii-aa vtithuaiaat,
Tlie Chanipioti Klitbt toiiti Mts lit th
mm ar vnlng trotiKr than ever
thl year and Interest h.i nuve-r been
'i kern. Many boys ntn tied for
11 rat plac In wverul cIusm-.
Many boy hav beard from J,
' Hhallor Artinld, former aaslatant buy"
j work eretary of th "Y" who I
oariilnn hi A. It. di-xre at Hmilh-
weatvrn rolleift In Kansas this year.
K. K. MbklewrlKht, boy' work si i
retary, will ieak to th 111 Y lub
at lies Miilne Wetlnesday evenltiK
thl wek and to th ill-Y Hub at
Marshalltown, la., on Thursday nrm,
This club ha an attendance of 170
boy at ah meetlnif and I on of
the Uveal club In Iowa.
Allt KKTIKMIKN T.
Stabbed By
Neuritis!
Many people suffer a'larks by this errh.
fiend, enmmonly railed "nerve Intlamma.
tion." Th first warning Is usually a sharp
stnl. hint pain, which may "rums and an"
or hurt eonstantly. Yu msy fl ll in the
shoulder, nerk, forearm, email nf the bark,
nr down th thliih and leg to the bed. It
la sometime mistaken for aelath-a, rheu
matism or neuralgia, whlth often end in
neuritis.
No matter where you hare nerve iialns
or what rausrd them, you ran get nulrk
relief without aslng nsreotu-s or poison.
Apply 'frimol over the part that hurts,
and th pain will he gone.
Tysmoj Is ahsorbe-d through tin pnrs of
th skin. It has a soothing, hialln eff pt
upon the dlseeeed nerves, gradually help,
lug to restore them to healthy eundit'on.
Don't suffer any longer, I'rire II at
Kherman aV MrConnt-ll or any reliable drug
gist. Tysmol Company, MoT, Chemists, 400
Butter Nt., San Krsndiro.
Those Who Recognize
the Usefulness of Pe-ru-na
Are Never Without It
Its tonic propertic and tht invigorating effect
which it exerts upon the mucoui membrane are what
makes Pe-ru-na such a valuable treatment for a great
number of bodily ills.
V
Coughs, colds, nasal catarrh, stomach and bowel
disorders are among the more common affections of
the mucous linings which call for Pe-ru-na.
Fifty year in the service of the people.
1
Sold Everywhere Tablet or Liquid
Send 4 cents for book on catarrh.
The Pe-ru-na Company Columbus, Ohio
w
1
Women of
THE critical stage of a
woman's life usually
comes between the years of
45 and 55, and is often beset
with annnoying symptoms
such as nervousness irrita
bility, melancholia, heat
flashes which produce head
ache and dizziness, and a.
sense of suffocation. Guard
your health carefully, for
if this period be passed
over sately.many years
of perfect health
may be enjoyed.
Lydia E. Tinlcham's Vegetable Compound is especially adapted
to help women through this crisis. It exercises a restorative in
fluence, tones and strengthens the system, and assists nature ia
the long weeks and months covering this period. It is prepared
from medicinal roots and herbs, and contains no harmful drugs
or narcotics. Its value is proven by many such letters as these :
Dearer, Cola "I Ur taker, I.y,Jia
V.. ririkham' Vrp-tnUe t'.-rmi..iin;l
anj I ran nt tell v.. (he ftuntl it ba
tlotin me, I( la jr "'I I r o.tt$ an I !
an I I lvi4i l-i a b.fle nt it bi tin
l.-nie, f ir 1 ant at that t.'i.e u( hla
lit a it 1 U Itif il. My sHt!-ar.. aW Tur
1. la the ri-rre a.-J m.l, Vi-'t Lai
takrti etft 1 tk.i i V1111 tan th i s, nf, an I
Wt v -t U tai I 4. K. I'lhkuaju
esjHjt la ft n.h..Mit.l! 1 1. 1 Urn f t
tt as I I f. It Viler. ' l. k klmil si
U-tlUs' 1 kee-fs h ut ant til til If
w-nsi an 4 t.i ,i t t'. ! i..(
1 -l tine itar. I tell ei.it. in a! nt t:ia
,t l' ! t .. f -4 I. f-f -i H ii.i i- nf
l-i.. t. KM I ajell-i
!, K. J luitit, u4 sa Jii4 At,
tNratif, Iwiat,
aUtten Ike
Lydia
)fegetable Compound
kt4 i.i-ikiaetAH mOlONK CJ. LVhN. MAIL
Boy Division to lie
Clowd Thanksgiving
Th Hoy' division of the "Y" isill j
b oiM-n all day Ktlday following j
Thankssilvtng fr th use of ntmnber.
Thrr will b game of all kln.t and
reirular gym and awltnmlng rlaata,
Th reirular prugrain on Halurd.iy
also will prevail, hut th Hoy' divi
sion will b closed all day Thanks
giving. Ham ar being mad for th two
ADVr.HTISKMI.NT.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
TcH ITnw To Open Clopted No,
trila and nd Head-Colds.
You feel fin In a few moment.
Your cold In head or catarrh will lie
Itnii. Your rlogKed nostrils will;
open. Th air passages ot your nenu
will clear and oU can breath freely.
No more dullties. headache, no hnwk
lug, sniiHlliig, mucous discharge or
(!ryni-as; no strufc-gllng for breath at
nlKht. i
Ti'll your dniKglst you want a small yot 49 years, sale) tie. Carey, I hav
bottla of lily Cream IbJm. Apply a.li'ea presrrlliin my rreseriptlon No. Itf
,, of .. flaunt . .-
cream In your fiostii!s, let It l""Ifl' have retired from srtlv praetle I hae
trate tbrouifh every air passage of the made arrangements with leading drug.
head' sooth and heal th Wollcn.
, . - ,.,l.,Hiie. and relief
HOIII.-, '
comes Instantly.
Jt Is Just mhnt every cold nt
catarrh tiffflrer need. Don't tay
tulTed'Up nd mlserabl.
AltVFRTIHKMy.NT.
Home Face Peeling
Becomes Popular
No enmpleilon treatment yet absent"
ered srems to have heeom so geuersllr
popular ss th merrollied waa proress.
Tin r'-asoa evidently Is that telle irnthnd
actually geU rid of a had eomplesion,
iiniead of merely patching It over.
To temporarily hide or hlearh th do.
fertlve skin, eannot eompaie with the ef.
f-t of lnrslly removing the skin Iteelf.
Mereolised was takea off the offending
eurCire akin in flimr-Hka iril'lea, a lit
tle at a time, until there'a none of It
lft. The new eomplisloii thea pioduied
eshlhlta a healthy glow and girlish beauty
lot ohialnable Ly tin usual eosmatlc meth
ods. This remarkable was, which you ean
get at your druggist's in orlsHnat one.
mini-a psikage. Is applied at night in the
same way you us eold cream, snd washed
off next morning.
ii?l
f rtroBtilia, III. "I hava taken I.di
' K. Vinkham' Vrgt table) f..nimim 4
an.l it i all tt rlaim to be an. ha
ni-l'ite4 mo tsiiaJerdiHy. 1 hat -eii
auk f.ir .fc'il luoatiMt ta.th truuble
wtuih etnilii,r4 p. I., Rl. , va
i.i.ty a! !e .i up part t.f a tMi, whctl
I a a!viat., Ir . fn-!. Mr, Hmth,
1 trr Itii a K, I'lttihtm's Vrt-etali!
tW-uil n. llief M. I t,
Miuvk t-nt rtsej Jijr tHsj vim f tHra ie.H.
tiae lust I ah! a l up an tU.ul
m tn weals. I was at li lb tf
I .1 1 wtttuj 1 Utia ta.ik.e4 h sea
an I I 1 a I i.vae tkil i.iiii liVmt tny
i! V V I am s! sal nrart i
tl a I ant k...,, . Mtk 1 w y
Unw, :, t. Ti , Mu,f.i , 4.1.
the above do) Ltfluence women to try
E. Pinkhairis
niOICIHt CiX LYNN,
teW -Jei
! weoka' Chrlatma holiday and tti
' plan i.f bavlnc svunethlrig firf cm
etery liny Hint will appeal to averf
boy will li followed thl yetir. Thrt
will b fattuty trip, m tourna
merit, movie every aftornoon, and
aeveral new featurea.
- --
Al't UtTlsltwKNT.
Piles Disappear
Pcterson'i Ointment
"I'lease let ins tell you." say I'tr.
on, "that for Instant relief from tha
nilau-t y of blind, bleeding or Itching
pile, tlu r I nothing so good
I'rterson's Ointment, aa thousand
hav testined," Hi st for old ore and
Iti-blng akin. All druaglat. tSo, 0o,
f 1 00, !50, 15 00. il.ierman A Mo
Connell Urug Co, will supply jrou.
Ainr.KTiarwrvr.
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back
In-itists to d.syens thia wonderful presertai
liu moderate pnre, en th aioney.
IWI 1
hai-k if dlisallsfled vlan.
Heists nt kidney disease 4houiar,d
11 of it every year who ought to be one
..rir.g th lileiiings of life and health.
Watrh the symptoms. If you hav (peek
floating before the eyes, puffy eyes, clam
my ft-et or moist palms, hatkarhe or e!de
arhe, you ought to get buttle of Dr.
Carey's famous prescriutloo No. 777 right
sway.
It has wonderfully benefited tens of
thousands nf rasra of kidney and bladde
t run hire and I th medlein you ean al
ways depend upon, itesult ar guara.
teed.
NOTK Dr. Daniel O. Carey wa
practicing physician for many years snd
his great I'reirrlptlnn No. 177 aided thotia
sanda of sufferers from kidney and blad
der troubles. Hereafter you ean alway
get this effective prescription la hot:
liquid and tablet form. Fer ssl by tha I
Sherman A MeConnell Drug Stores, and al
rvliabl pharmarlsta tha country eer.
Don't Be Gray
A clear, colorless liquid, clean aa water.
will reatore your graying hair lo from four
to eight ttuya. Vou apply it yourself, with
a comb, do muss or bother, nothing to
wash or rub off no lnterferoewltli
shampooing. Results sure and certain
no atrcaklnir or discoloration, rsstured
bair pertectly natural In all lights.
Trial BottI Free
tlalt eoopea for free trial bottle, and teat as 41
rieud on a singlaloea. TBen whao yoa kaow
positlMr that your gray hair tin ba netorid
ssily. safely, surely, git a full sim bstue fns
your druggist or direst f nan ma.
Mary T. Goldman's Ilair Color Restorer
. rJ!r.Siii am en,. aceia, asm.
i V-m lend me yoor KKKF trlil bottlaof Haey
X Gol'iman's Hair Ccaoe Kaatorar, Ih aalaaal
S Jna ma hair ll
J )t black
I browo.a.
I
. bUekee dark heowa... ...m Ira
. light bran, drab or aabstra,
I Unease print yoor narai iod addrsM pUary
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