Armour Closes Retail Market After Petition , ItiiIchers* Association Scores Victory After 5 Year Campaign—Cudahy May Follow. After numerous requests from rep resentatives of the National Butcher AVorkmen association, urging packers to dispense with their retail markets, Armour closed Its retail shop Satur day. C. S. AVaterbury, general manager of Armour's, refused to discuss the feeling between Omaha packers and the butcher association. He said that Armour's, in fairness to retail meat shops, should not operate both whole sale and retail departments. "AA’e received consent from the Chi cago office," AVaterbury etated. The closing of the packer market ii the result of repeated effort* by butcher representatives for the last live years. The question ha* been one of the leading issue* at their na tional conventions during that time. Other Plants May Follow. Retail market* of other plants are expected to follow Armour’s course, according to Ignatz Moskovlz, 3107 Nicholas street, president of the Omaha Butcher association. Inde pendent packers are also expected to eliminate their retail trade, he said. -COmaha retailers suffer a marked loss of trade with the operation of the markets at the plants, and nu merous complaints from association members requested tills move," Mos kovlz stated, "At the national convention of butchers at Chicago last summer, 900 delegates from all over the country were unanimous In this issue," salfl A'. F. Kuncl, trustee of the local union, and former president for 15 years. It could not be learned whether Cudahy company will follow the move started by Armour. Coolidge Hears Good Reports J)«*s Moines Editor Tells Pres ident Brookhart Will Carry Iowa. Washington, Oct. 11.—Several opti mistic reports on the political situa tion were presented to President Cool Idge today when he Indulged In a •eries of conference* with various Visitors. For the second time In as many 4avs Mr. Coolidge was advised by a farm leader to hold up for perhaps a week or so the appointment of the commission he has proposed to in vestigate agriculture lest its work be come involved In politics. O. K. Brailfule, president of the fang bureau federation, expressed Ibis view today, at the same time agreeing with Mr. Coolidge lliat the time is now appropriate for a survey of farm conditions. Farmers, be said, generally wrere In a much improved state, but he declared that this was only comparative and there was much which could yet be done to place the industry soundly on its feet. The political situation in Iowa was discussed with Harvey Ingham, Des Moines editor, who declared the re publican national ticket, although af fected somewhat by the campaign of Senator Brookhart, republican nomi nee for the senate, would carry the state. Senator Brookhart also will In his opinion lie elected, he said. Shenandoah High School Girl Elopes With Cousin Shenandoah, la.. Oct. 10.—Bernice Rigan, Blanchard High school girl who mysteriously left home two weeks ago, has notified her mother, Mr*. C. B. Ragan, that she Is married to her cousin, Fay I.ieuranre, a wire less operator In the employ of the government. The wedding took place at Halt Bake City. A l> VKRTIKKM k\t. The Gland That Causes Men To Get Up at Night The gland that causes getting up at night Is known as the prostate and is a notorious trouble 1 alter. It Is estimated that B5 out tif # ry 100 men past 40, and many uni r that age, have prostate disease, v lch. If unchecked, often lead* to a lerlous operation. The prostate si rounds the neck of the bladder like s masher. Naturally, when the bladder becomes Inflamed by poisons which /the kid ne.vs filter out of the blood, lie Irrita tion spreads to the prostatfi As the gland swells, it doses the neck of the bladder, making urination difficult and painful, and causing pains In thr back, head and legs. An easy way lo treat these annoy ing and dangerous conditions Is to take one or two renex pills Hfter each meal. The renex formula 11ns been victorious In thousands of such case". fine nuthorlty says it also t has a valuable tonic effect and tends to renew vigor. Anybody wishing to prove the value of the formula can gel a full-size, twndollar treatment of th» pills under a money-hack guar antee by sending the attached coupon to the address given therein. If you prefer, you can pay the postman two dollars and postage on delivery. Instead of sending the money with your order. In any case. If you re port within ten days that you are not entirely satisfied, the purchase price will he refunded at once, upon request. This Is a thoroughly rail able company, so you need not hrsi tsle about ordering the renex If you need It. | Columbus Day Celebration in Omaha tl J.Jk/fol ] Son a | m m Columbus day will be observed In Omaha Sunday by a mass meeting at 2:30 and a play at 8, in the Brandeis theater. There will be no parade. Mayor Dahlinan will be the prin clpal speaker at the mass meeting. The play will be "La Nuota Mai edetla," "The Mill Wheel." given by the G. D'Annunzio Dramatic club. S. Dalla Bona will be director. Mrs. Imolati will take the part of "Cloth ilde" and L. Casarcio that of “Paolo." Tech Honor Students Given Banquet Top row: Merle Carter, Fools Kirillin. Ilolloni row: K.lla Krisli, Mildred Shared, \nna Kleh, Bessie Spar, Sports, dances, swimming and all other summer doings are all right in their place but when In school It pays to do nothing but school work and as jet onlj" six students have mastered that. The girls seemed to have more ambition than the boys for four glils arid two boys of Tech nical High school made all I's, which Is the same as A s, dmlng the last quarter. A banquet was given those stu dents Friday night by the Honor rlub. f-—* Nebraska News Nubbins V--* Beatrice—Fred Barbie, who estab lished a blacksmith sh< p in Beatrice more than 50 years ago, died at a | hospital hero after a week's illness | of dialysis. Ib* was 7!* years of age and is survived by three children. Beatrice—pete Lodwig, Qmaha man. | who has been in jail here since Sun day, on tiie charge of attempting to beat a bill of $17.00 for room rent at tlie Burwood hotel, has asked for more time in which to raise funds to pay the amount. Beatrice—Mrs.. Mary. A.. Davis.! former resident of Saiine county, died) here after a prolonged illness. She I was the mother of W. If. Davis of' this city, with w hom she made her j heme, and in survived by two ohiI ( dren. Beatrice— C\ If. Zook, station agent for tiie JbVk Island road at .Jansen, Neb., fs Jylng seriously ill nt his home there from typhoid fever. It is thought the infection came from a W'eil at his place. Beatrice—Mrs. J.ydla Drewes. 26. living northeast of Plymouth. Nel>.. died at her home after a brief til ness, she Is survived-by her bus band and one child. Beatrice—The body of It. N. Trou bel, former resident of Plymouth. Neb., who died in the w'estein part of the state, w-n* taken to Plymouth, where brief funeral services were held. Burial was in Plymouth eeme tery. V Beatrice—Louis F. Armstrong, 28. and Miss (Jrrtrude Alber, 24. both of this city, were married |here. Mr. Armstrong has been connected with the Lins Chevrolet company in Beatrice for some time. His bride formerly was associated with the Lutheran hospital. Actor Desert* Untie, 16, After Klopement Fremont, Neb., Oct. II- f Flarkson, Neb., has filed action in the Folfax county court seeking to have the marriage annulet!. The petition states that Fey per Hiiailed the girl to run away from her homo nt Clarkson. For six days they lived together dm man and wife, says the petition, and then Fey suddenly disappeared. Legion Slnpcs Knlcrtainmrnt. Osceola, Neh,. Oct. 10.—William YVolfe post No. ill of Osceola staged an entertainment In at night to a crowded houar. The ahow constated of several one act playa nnd mualriil number* by thn l.eglnn male quartet. BAPTISTS CLOSE ANNUAL MEETING North Platte. Neb., Oct. 31.—The Nebraska Baptist convention now be ing held nt North Platt© adopted to day resolution.* against militarism and the violation of the 18th amend ment. It was voted to hold the next con vention in October, 1925, at Lincoln. Officers were elected as follows: President. Oak Davis, Lincoln; first vice president, II. I). Rhoades, Oma ha; s -ond vice president, Mrs. Jeff Yelton, Lincoln: third vice president, r P. Frisch. fJlenvll; recording sec rotary, - A straw vote of llie lilk'b aehool and seventh and eighth praties, taken by Supt. O. J, N'aber respited thus: Coolidge and Dawes, 77; Davis and Bryan, 22; Ij* Follette and Wheeler. 4. \l»\ r.KTIHtMF.vr. DRUBS EXCITE THE KIDNEYS. __ Take SaltH at Fir»t Sign of Hlailtler Irritation or llaekaehe -' 'Flie American men end women must guard constantly against kidney trouble because we often eat too much rich food. Our blood Is filled with acids which the kidney* strive to filter nut; they weaken from over work, become sluggish, the elimina tive tissues clog and the result Is kid rev trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline In health. When your kidneys feel like lumps •>f lead; your back hurts or the urine |is cloudy, full of sediment, nr you sr# 'obliged to seek relief two ’or three times during the night; If you suffer j with sick headache, or diary, nervous •pell*, field stomach, or If you have rheumatism If the weather Is bad, begin drinking lots of good soft water and get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jail Salts. Take a tnhleMpoonful in a glasa of water be j lore breakfast for a few day* and your kidneys may then act line This famous salt** is mads from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com /♦>lncd with ilthia, mid has been used for years to help flush and stimulate | •logged kidneys, to neutralize th# adds In fhe system wo they no longer' are a .source of irritation, thus often lellevlng bladder disorder. .lad Halts Is Inexpensive, can not In ime, makes s delightful effervescent Hilda water drink and belongs In ♦ very home, because nobody can make e mistake by having a good kidney flushing at any time. By all means have your physlHan • nomine your j kidneys at least t.%% lc*«» .< y#ar.--Ajd-i l vertisement. Girl Killed in Fall on Knife I Was Attempting to Pull Dog I p Into Tree W ith Rope. Special IlUpati'h to The Omalin Bee. Fremont, N'eh., Ort. 10.—A desire | to have her pet dog rlimli a tree with her caused the death here this afternoon of Jeannette Miller, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Jeannette, with several play mates, was playing about an old tree which had keen partly blown down in a recent storin. She climbed to the branches of the tree and then attempted to drag her pet dog up with her. The dog was tied to the end of a rope. fit her hand she carried a small I paring knife, which she had been using to cut away small branches. The ilog objected to climbing and the child tugged at tlie rope. In some manner Jeannette lost her balance and plunged head first to the ground. The knife twisted in her hand and, standing point up, struck her in the neck, severing the jugular vein. Mrs. Miller, hearing the screams of the children, rushed front her home just in time to see the child fall. She picked up the limp little form and carried it to the house. When the doctor arrived he could do nothing to save the child. Mr. Miller is employed by the Inion Pacific railroad and was away from home. KfTorts to rearli him during the evening failed. Besides her parents, Jeannette Is survived by a brother, 5. Vet Buried With Military Honors American Legion Conducts! Rites of Civil W ar Soldier. Full military rites were accorded Patrick Hughes, 84, civil war veteran, .Saturday morning at the home of his son, Chit Hughes, 2516 South Thirty second avenue. Mr. Hughes died Thursday at his home, 516 North Fif teenth street, after a long Illness. Members from the American Legion acted as pallbearers. A salute was fired at the grave and taps sounded. After the services at the home at 8:30 a’, in., short services were held at Holy Family church at 9. Burial was In St. Mary cemetery. AIR SERVICE WILL SPEND $23,000,000 Washington, Oct. 11.—The War do partment plans an expenditure of $23,000,000 on the air service next year, Secretary of War Weeks an nounced today. Tills mould he an in crease of $10,000,000 over the amount spent this year. Of the total contemplated expendi ture, Week/i said at least $10,000,000 would lie used for Improvement of types and for construction of'new air planes. PRICE FUNERAL IS ARRANGED Mrs. Walter C. Trice, F,8, died Frl dny morning; at her home, 2.163 Ames avenue. Besfdes her husband she Is survived hv her mother, Mrs. Nelson Marlin, and by five adopted children of her cousin. Mrs. Grace Teterson. Funeral services will he held at 2:30 Monday afternoon at the Scottish Rite cathedral and mill he conducted by Maplelcaf lodge of the Order of Kastern Star. Tech High Honor Banquet. Thirty-five Technical High school students, mho earned distinction In their studies during the summer, will ho entertained Friday night at the quarterly Honor Roll banquet at the school. X OX Krtiskxient. Combing Won’t Rid Hair of Dandruff The only sure may to get rid of dandruff Is to dissolve It, then you de stroy It entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at night mhen retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips. I)o this tonight, and by morning most. If not all, of your dandruff will he gone, and two or three more ap plications will completely dissolve and entirely dlstroy every single sign and trace of It. no matter how much dan druff you may have. You will find .too. that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair mill he fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at nny drug store, and It never falls to do the work. . Am MiTisr.Air.NT. ai»v»:ntisi> \ikn r. Man Sleeps Like Log— Eats Anything <* - — — • Was Once a Wreck From Gas on Stomach *'I Buffered from g»* «n the gfotnach en that I rotildli'l keep food down end toaard in bed all night After taking one bottle Adlarika (Inteetlnal antlaeptlr) I atem cleanaer Thle prep m lion, known aa Adlarika, act* ne followat It tanda to eliminate or deatroy barm ful germa and colon harlll lt» the Intaw final » anal, thug guarding again*! appro dtrttla and other dlaeaara having their atari Imre. It dean* out llOTIf upper end lower bowel and remove* foul matter which pnl aoned (he ayafam for month* It brlnga nut All gnat'#, thu* liutnediatalv relieving preaeura on the heart. It la aaionlahing Hie great amount of potaonoua matter Adlarika dtawa front the inte«Hn*l «anal - -matter rnu never thought wa* In Mtut •yetem Try it right after a natural movement . nd holloa how much MORK JWioi matter ti feting* out which wa* pot jot in alight dlaordara, auch aa oocgalonal canal Ipatlon, aotir gfomat h *•»• on l|t« atoinai h or *d« k headat he «»ne aponttful A diet Ik a A I AN A VS Inlnga relief. V longer treatment, honfui. la net e»»ury ill . innny !■ 0 vrata' prneth e to excel Adleflka.'* (Signed) i>r. Ja to eg Weaver. "1 congratulate vnu on the good effect from Adlerlk* atnee I preactthcd It.” (Signed) l*r l«. I.unglota | n.» Ndlerll.K In all honrrl caaea Sonic require only tote l«*»e t Signed) |>r K W P (Nome withheld by retiueat i ''Adlenka !• the heat in mv entire 3T yeai a' experience." (Signed) l>r, (I. !'»• gar* "t'annnt deacrlbe awful TMI’l ItITIKS eliminated from mv gyetem Chv \dienka). Keel be: i cr than for SO yeaia.* (Signed) J. K Puckett. Adlfrlkrt !• a big eurpfta* to prr.nle who hove ii"**,t only ordinary bowel ind atom at h tneiltrlne- bacnSae of Ita ijtl't K p!e.»a I him and roMIM.p'HO action It it add m , leading dtugglata avgrywhfra. j Freshmen Swim in Fountain Without Bathing Suits No, it ^asn't Saturday, but luckless New Turk university freshmen took a bath just the same. Sophomores ushered them into fountain. ’Twasn't comfortable, but, at that, weather might have been colder. Man, Who Drove Ox Team Up Farnam in 1884, Sees His First Street Car Here “What'll they be Inventing next!" exclaimed J. C. Livingston, 74, ns he arrived in Omaha the other day and saw electric street cars for the first time In his life. Me Is visiting his newphew, Karl Conrad, Forty-second and M streets. Mr. Livingston came through Oma ha by ox team in 1884, moving tip Farnam street and on to Fremont. “Lands, but it has changed since then!'’ he exclaimed. In 1885 he became partially para lyzed. But he refused to be defeated in life and has made a livelihood by selling agricultural implrrrfcnts. He also has been interested in politics and was mayor of Lewis, Jn., his home town, from 1904 to 1912. Mr. Livingston was accompanied to Omaha by his wife. They have been married 49 years. "But this is our honeymoon," he said. "We fiever had time to take one before.’’ The world’s series baseball games interested him to fever pitch. He heard the returns by radio at his nephew’s home. His nephew took him by automo bile to see the sights of the city. And before he goes home Mr. Living ston declares he is going to try one of these electric street cars. COOLIDGE AIDE GETS 5-GALLON HAT Rock Springs, Wyo., Oct. 11.—Ail mlrcrs of President Coolldge among Wyoming cowpunchers yesterday pre sented a plainsman's five gallon hat to Herh Moore of Plymouth. Yt., boy hood playmate of the chief executive, when the Coolldge Dawes caravan ar rived here yesterday, Mr. Moo^c promise,] to bestow the headgear upon the president in Inauguration next March. It was not stated, however, whether the bestowal Is to he con tingent upon Mr. Coolldge a election. The caravan will he at Evanston. Wyo., today and from there It will go to Salt Rake City. OMAHA MINISTER DISCUSSES LOVE Hastings, Neb., Oct. 10.—Rev. Frank <1. Smith of Omaha preached the sermon at the opening of the state Congregational conference here last night. ‘Tok natural, Defy j Detection, give natural motion and ( OST I.KSS. You can be fitted better now right in your own home, and try the eye three day* before you purchase. Our booklet tell* you < .Vrything from A to V. about artifloal eves, end Is sent sealed in a plain envelope l'REK. fteml your name and the name of all von know who wear an Artificial eye, for a free tiooklet today. Cut out this ad as It may hot appear again. Our low prices will surprise you. DKNVKR DPTIC 111., 9?1 Itarelay itlork, Denver, Colo. Al)\ KHTbKMKNT. AIM KRTI8F.MKNT ADVKKTfOKMrNT._ Health Questions Answered By DR. LEWIS BAKER An Advertisement Telling How and When to Use Trustworthy Products and Reproducing Extracts of Patrons’ Letters Relating to Cadomene, Balmwort, Sulpberb, Arbolone, Su-thol, Mentho-Laxene, Minyol, Hypo-Nuclane. Vilane, Etc. %s w_ r». mi: ■ Four year* ago I had potumonla and hiv a navar been strong since. I catch cold easily and often. I am nervous. don’t sleep wall and seem to be Df. L«wi» B.Wcr w**\. t !«4 »n.1 full of ache*. Am thin and pals with cold hand* and fee' VVftat do vou think would help me?" Answer Many who have gone through a *iega of a ckneas or surgical operation* nre he**; with an anemic condition of the) blond, causing much distress and symp- ; toms wh!< h may l*e corrected by the aid! of t'adomene Tablets a* a bipod and1 nerve tonic *n be taken regularly for j ■evert! months If necessary. K B M ask* *1 have backache pain i and pain burning when voiding urine. I which 1 am compelled to do very fre , quently. especially at night, and 1 tire easily and am quits pale and not much ambition What do vou recommend?’* Answer: I suggesf Balmwort Tablets. f.»r relief of the kidney and bladder Ir- j regularities to be laken in conjunction with t'adotnene Tablet* a* a general aja-l lem tohk. • • • Mr* I. A asks I frequently have painful IMtl* p tuples on uv> tongue and] seem to be bilious, which cause* severe j headache Alio have breaking out be tween shoulder blade* which itche* and nea11 v drive* his ft antic Have been I tnmhfed with boils, too. Can you help me"" Answer I teg in taking three-gtain Ful pherb Tablets and . ontinue taking regu larly as & laxative blood and akin pvedl cine To relieve headache us# a grain 9u thol Tablets • • • Mia* It It *«k* "| want to Increase tnv weight about 2ft pounds. How can J best do so" Answer Hat nourishing food*, drink j m « quart or two dally. Taka deep* hreatb ng *\er» 'aes thrice daily before mxnl* lake « nutrlt onal fleah-maklPg i. nb Min' have gained ispldlv In weight hv using H r i*o Nuclana Tablet* at each meal. • • • M n r* ask* "Will vou pleas# tell [ m* of a good fat reducing treatment" II am imi'h too large m arms, shoulder#. | stomach and hip* ’ Annrv#' I s jyest v. u adopt the *elorie ■ vs.eni of <1 i#r \ Uilone tablet* are ver* i fei \ e in moat - sacs, and being a non j ae • er formula are very widely used b' intelligent, cultured people. • • • John M wtllev ’ If vou can tell me bow to overcome Indigestion which cause* hatching, heartburn and Moating after meals, 1 shall be >nv grateful. Something t.* cniftH costive bowels, too. 1 will look for vour answer soon." Answer' li ■.# noaaible that vour Indi gestion I* h result of Inactivity of the bowels I'ae « Hoy#I Pills at a lav* its ocraslonnili For t ha aid of digee non obtain Ttiopeptln# Tablet* and take legulnrly for several vveeka, • • • t T as'.a* "What mn \ do for an in tense i(«hing of ihe lnald# of niv ear*" Th* itching occur# repeatedly. There i# a Ui K of vv«\ t’an Ihia be due to ca tarrh*’ _ An ewer Obtain ? o •* nf Vilane 1 o*r <1ei and u*a as directed for nasal *a!a*rh To one ounce of '-alar add a half lea i .vonful of Allan”* Powder With a m#d i< ine dropper put one or two dion* In cmi h car, mini' «t and nlaht This should stop the Itching and often rcsloje* 'he i'm iiii >I lubrb ant of ihe called "wav" • • • Mr* A il asks I have a targe fam ih »»*d keen hoarder# Inn. *o that nlliiwt I ev-'V lb' V* hav>» need of a * enved> to 1 a*up sum** kind *»f pair' Such as tombac "e nautalaia. he.,da- |g* grippe and rheumatic! r« n s's/v Wfeat T want ♦ » know la la there safe r« n remedy free from habit forming drugs 7 Anawe- Ye* S lent eats have found a I simple formula which Is very quickly ef feriive In the relief of sur h pain, snd It leave* no weakening after effect* Ask for S gra.n Su thoj Table s i;onuwnc»d soothe all*. Inexpensive, with full direc tions. • • • F* O M asks- ‘ M h.vt is good to loosen ut» Mt iff. sore. pum'ul Joints'* Ordinary ltnlmentn don’t help rne ." Answer The i-cru! ar pain relieving OUiltty of triple a ength '‘Vntht*-l.axeti* J Salve I* d <1*1 \ used. and g v*s very ! quir k rel.ef af.er anno nttng anv painful j *I*ot. • • • Mr* K 1, R **•*« * Two r# try cV dren. age | *r*d ». a’* often subjected to | spasmodic trout* ev*r\ week nr two. in winter and spring. Then th*v cough snd | rough night after night. Please advise a I remedy." %na**r: Obtain *•« n-e Mentho Iuivene and triple strength. Mentho-!.a gene Salve. Tns former used as per d;re< tiona t* gpn »l,n!lv qnifklv- •• * Stopping the I rough" due to nV,1| and often wa^d* <'f genes'ed oaM* and coughs w hich culm ma-e in spasmod • -re. ip Apply the 8a \ <• to chest and throat, lightly, tar lea dally.’ • • • Answer *n C P T T have repeatedly recommended pla n yellow Mlnyrd to cor-1 rect scalp trouble* a i* h ■* falling hair.; itching a alp and dandruff Many grate ful persona testify u> ita goodness Answer to R K l» I adv’se no one affltcled wrtth scute, malignant, venereal or organic troublea. I’onault a local prac i lltloner. • • • NOTE Ft r tnxv > ea * Pr T*w'« Baker. Medhal Hire. tor. The Blackburn Product a <\v Sli «‘cl lege Bldg. V»avton. Ohio, has been recommending trustworthy medicines to millions of people through the medium of th** new-.papers. and d •uhtless has helped •> r» t-\ mg the ail ments and minor inf t mb les of the puh , lie more than anv single Individual In the worlds history; and by an Inexpensive method. • • • The rrel'Hne* me ■ 'red hr him are mire and free from hab*t forming dm** They represent the combined w 'soom and fviwi ience of physic an and c hem‘.at P’oxfr*« druggists can supply them. Be reading h’* answer* to others y»u should find a case similar to > o*ir own X * coy of pr Baker a gable book i "Health and Beauty.' will be mailed to] anvone sending 1ft cents Thousands have written h'm expres sions simitar to the follow'ng -- -— i Letters to Dr. Baker M •* Andrew Ma*ik till .tones 4'* H- add.-. Pi* w * • .-« I • * i he • "sence \fen ho 1 wxene « s vr' g ~ medicine for a cough and cold t had « very had rough and tried several cough medicines but none seemed to do me anv good. I then tried Mentho l sxene The f»i"t few doves rePeved the cough, and after taking the bottle 1 am alt right now l am keeping a bottle in tjte medicine cheat now etc " lira W 11 l.ewla Butler . care Xfr* *1 Hrtv Ktna Fa. write* "1 have not been >n good health for some time, bvit have found relief after taking Fadomrwe Tablets, and I anv feeling much better. 1 like vour ‘Health and t»*auty‘ book snd think It Is wonderful Thanking vou snd wishing you sue. es« for >eais to come, etc " • • • \tis T«*m tv Bulges* Nowata. Ok!* J write* 1 stmplv vonnot wait enolhetl day to tell you what wonderful result* l I have obtained from I'adomene Tablet* l wh* so nervous th.»t a trifling noi*e would cause me to tremble ail over My two smsll bov* c;rused me added misery with thslr play arvd n«>oi- 1 felt a« If 1 would g,» into 'hvaterlcs f something wasn't done My blood was el*-' so pqor that I couldn’t stand the least bit of cold v*«*ath-j ei 1 would just 'free* when going j ft iim one room Info tnathrt But w<*w l I * i ' ■ h a ■; * .«i r rosy.' I used rougu hefaie—but dentl ! now and t f#el toned up' in gene-*, thsnka to Cadetr.en# and to you. D; i.ew-a Baker. Have e’readxr conrln*“»-d mv husband of their wonder-work, ard ho la taking them at present, #tc " • • • Mrs Ksliter R’otr Si® Park An, C.a -- bn. Pa w ••• [ am writing to teil about results of your wonderful nxedicin«e ! h.nd kidney trouble My fee: would swell had I could hardly stand. My !>rnt.» x\ere stiff and mv bat k would almost se: "i* »ra*y, J tried mo#t #v#rvthmg a*d a p| 1 gaxe \ hope of exer get'irg l>euev One Sunday 1 tame across tour adv e i-x the paper. 1 got a bog nf Balm xx or' Tablets and. oh! such relief 1 am on ' *> th rd Jbos and feel as well as l **.er i ■' m> life. ax*d have r.o axrr,r> *oma f kidney trouble. 1 am J>, hut f-el 1 . * 1* And now- I must tell a.-i about your wonderful rheumatism mixture "huh he* o' eoual. My brother had t f«»T* tear* He hvt vnu formula In th# 1 ap^r. had h« druggist f it. arl the ond dose •>* • mid fee] jt* help Hit ar—s arid leg* began trx straighten . x -x* began • .> leave and exon he was * rf* man. !!e is now a well man. work - mg o • n t lie weather and rarer fee • the rheumatism pains We *-# sent --g the ‘message' everywhere, etc. * • • • On Mangold. S45 Pipe- Bird. I>e:re * Nil. h . wrues "About four jear# ago i xx as troubled with dandruff, and it be ars So had I began to lose mv hair t tried remedy after remedy, but could find nothing that gave me th# least aatisfa - 1 leatxe-1 xxf PU-.n Yellow Minx.l a?xd though a skeptic. 1 decided to try ' AftV' using It two xxeeks imagine If v j an. my surprUe, to ftnd that mv heed was clean and trjv scalp healthy and free fr :x dandurf f Will atwav* he giad tell anyone of the w >r t#rfu. food 1 tax# ratalved from it. etc.** • • • Mr» John 1 -i^hiird. IJI Franklin A<> Paimerton. Pa. writes: "l^vat fall n r daughter had an attack of acute rheum* •*ftet g: *xg up f- .’in it ah# •» • Xfi' thm and cou d pot regain her strength I -evrxmmended Hypo-Nuc!ar# Tablets twhich 1 had used and ga'ned *# noun da) she began using them and after taking tw b (X x i ■» she was back to her noM’xx *e aga'n Tour «ned• B •'-blip*. Hr-kane Wash, writes l ;> i x use- nf Arhoior* Tablets a-d ?h ■ . !xev s o :ss bee: fat rslwtr * A* i hew 1 .-,n p-ox-e tb a I had a^en fmsr »xther fcir’s of tablets and net are ix# don# a bit ef good 1 havs taken x t»v,- ■ ■■ xf s of krbv.-n* and havs ** u pounds Can cso sax thex ha*a en ■ -ffevt or me Before taking 1 weighed pound* and now li; WV h so— • 'g*. hut w h*-*x 1 th nk ot the easy pre »«• it s encourag.ng to me. etc ' • • • Mx > Cannan. Barr mg Ca* wrttaat I want to tt'.l x ,’u something good a. nurse here had the hives tor 14 nxootha. Txxv. d. tor# x-ould not hslp h#r l goC *1r' * \ -f >ulphsrh Tab e » when sb# XX *S oxered with them She took three l oxos ar i noxi a!-* :s free of hives A man t-..x,t h * ha« k covered with pimple# ta.nei '.*tixe a> Uxge aa p##e He go* w i -x of H i* ' -it Tablet# if*-- the ktdnev#> ami , i’.'x of Hxi i-herh and the pivnplw# Bffor# l anxe t« BUnnfng x.'ir Wtedu era an* unknow rx but now' the ■ if*; st 1 * a special p a, e set •> .1* far them, etT^ as# • Mrs I .T Bfettx man 4411 Butler Bl , !V«|s*-:t» «■ Pa. xx -s 1 haxe bore u* - v * - * Koval p * for sex era! ye# e X' 1 t h*-x are tb* t>e*t nx#t'e 1 havsexer iilo,!. and 1 have tr»#d neerlv #v#rv kiWA*. 1 find " U ' effe.UVe and thsfe * ’ o hH,1 after #ffevt n.x ctatxxtx# t . WHITENS SMOKERS’ TEETH New Safe Method Brings Instant Results—or No Cost! B!*arhodent Combination ron*.ate ' f a mild sufe liquid which soften* sta‘n«. and a special parte which gently re move* them Dull, epotty. dark or to vu t 1 teeth become flashing whi*r. lustrous, clean. Perfected by two den tist* of high *»?nd!*»ic. who spent fc >r years previne it* rafety. No effect on enamel. Sav good-bye to stained teeth 0*-t Bieachod**m Combination today a* * 1 good dealers. *u< h **■ Brandeis Str>r« (Toilet Good* Dept.). Sherman 4 Mr* Connell. Beaton Drug Co.. Green Drug, Beranek 4 Hon. nutisnfi reu&ect •fiU-NA 7 The Family Standby -FOR THE Ills and Emergencies of Everyday OOUGHS. COLDS. NASAL CATARRH CATARRH OF THROAT STOMACH. BOWELS SOLD EVERYWHERE Scad four cents for book oa Catarrh THE PE’RU>NA CO. COLUMBUS, • - OHK