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THK BEE: OMAHA, THCRSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1913. '.2TH AND FARNAM" '12TH AND FARNAM1 '12THAND FARNAM1 t MEN'S SUITS AND OVER COATS Men's All-Wool Sulfa in fancy wor steds and tweed values from gtf $15 to $22.50; snlo price Men's AVool Suit., fnncles and Kolld colors; former vnlucs from 0 aj; to 912.50; sale price, J)0 Men's Overcoats, all tho Into Fall styles; mado of nil-wool timtorlnls; $15.00 to $20.00 tQ Qf- valttcs PO0 Men's Good Heavy and Medium Weight Overcoats, In all-wool mate rials; values from $10 to sflJE? A p" $12.50; sale price J)0tO $-15 Marmot Fur lluwl, (tQl QC Fur Collar Overcoats. . a&TreiO $25 Plush-Lined Fur follnr, Uroad cloth Shell Over- Ain 7C coats. 4 A O $-1 Men's Slip-On, Ilain- t- jvr proof Italn Conts. ij) A atO $7.50 Men's Shecpskin-Llncd Mole skin Coats; clearing salo THE FAIR'S OCTOBER CLEARING SALE $50,000 WORTH OF WINTER MERCHANDISE to BE DISPOSED OP JUST AT THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON WHEN WIN TER CLOTHING IS IN GREAT DEMAND. WE WILL PLACE ON SALE MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS AT PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN OTHER MERCHANTS ARE MAKING LARGE PROFITS. WE FIND OURSELVES OVERSTOCKED AND MUST DISPOSE OF NEW, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION. NOTE THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES: MEN'S TROUSERS Moil's Corduroy Pants, In flno and conrso rib, dark and light shudes; vnlucs to $:i.50j salo d -i ryff price V JL fl O Men's Heavy Working Pants, mado of good, dcpondnblo mnto- QO rials; regular $2 values..-. JvOC Men's Fancy Mixtures, Stripes, niue and lllack Dress Pants; regular $o.oo values; salo price $2.24 MEN'S HATS AND CAPS Hcguiar $3.00 and $4.00 Men's Dress Hals, including nil the lata stylos and shades; both soft AXL and derby styles, nt. . . . Pl TrO AH Men's $!i.00 and $4.00 Shoes, in tans nnd black in nil tho pre vailing stylos; sulo fcO f4 price tddH: All our regular $1.00 Men's Fur Jilncd Caps, in all tho lato CJQ styles; snlo price......... 07C MEN'S SHIRTS AND UN DERWEAR $2.00 and $1.00 Men's Wool Shirts; military or lay down collars, In all shndes; Clearing Sale QQ prlco OSC $1.00 Men's Flannel Shirts, In the gray and dark shndes; CQ Clearing Solo prlco OZK 50c Men's Cotton Work Shirts, In tho black and bluo shades; OQf Clearing Salo prlco . $1.50 Men's Cont-Stylo Dress -TQ Shirt; Clearing Sale prlco.. JC OHc Men's Fleeced and IUbled Union Suits; Clearing Salo A fit prlco tOC $3.00 Moll's Pure Wool Union Suits; Clearing snlo dj -I JQ price. ipl.DS $2.50 Men's Puro Wool two-piece Underwear, in sovcrnl shades; all ilzos; Clearing Salo d AQ prico, per suit P A TP7 $1.00 Men's Sweater Coals, with military collars; also choice of all other Sweaters in al the ACkg different shades C MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND- CHILDREN'S SHOES AH $2.00 and $2.75 Men's Shoes, In both tan and black; f CQ calo prico J) 1 .01 All Women's and Misses' Shoes; vnlucs to $3.00, in all tho tf - CC lato styles; sale prlco. . . P A eJJ 75c Children's Shoes, slr.es up to ; Clearing Salo price. . , All our ladles' and Misses' Slippers; tho Dorothy Dodd and Martha Wash Ington style; QE salo prlco ............... tOC 50s Misses' and Women's i e Carpet Slippers AUC 48 c MEN'S FURNISHINGS jtit.OO .Men's Odd Coats og for dress nnd work. . tj) JL iOu pl.OO Men's Odd Vests, sizes 1 C tip to 40 IOC 35c Mon's Puro Wool Hose, in light and medium weight; 1 C Clearing Sal5 price IOC 10c Men's While Hand- o kerchlofs wC 50o Ciiotco Silk Ties and 1 A Suspenders X J C 10c Men's Hockford Tan and o lllack Hose ... t ...... . OC 25c Men's Sus- -j ft ponders . . t A C 8 BOYS' SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SHOES Hoys Knickerbocker Suits, from 8 to 10 years, in plain and fancy mix tures; mado of all-wool materials; values up to $5.00; tf s-7 C salo price P 1 ff O Hoys' All-Wool Overcoats, mado of chinchilla, astrakhan and bonvcr, with or without fur col- drt Att tars and cuffs; $5 values . Pm ncO 20o Doys' ltlouses $2.00 and $1.50 Hoys' Dress and Work Shoes; Clearing Ji og Salo price p 1 .&0 124c ASTONISHING VALUES IN FUR DEPARTMENT $20 Icaenml Fox and Natural Lynx Fur .Muff and Scarf Sets; Clear- See.! $11.45 $23 lied or Gray Fox Sets, pillow muff, trimmed with head and tall; Skinner satin llnod; (in HtL Cloarlng Salo price. ,ipl6lu $10 Marmot and Persian Span Scarf and Muff to match; Bkluner satin lined; Cloarlng Snlo (- 95 $7.50 Urown or Mack Muffs nnd Scarfs, in Kit Coney guaranteed satin lined throughout; tQ AC Clearing Salo prico PO - $3.00 Beautiful, Durable, and Com fortable Children's Fur Sets, In numerous shades; excellent values; Clearing Salo d1 OC prlco pXtJ WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SKIRTS, GOWNS, WAISTS, ETC. $2.50 Paflnma and Scrgo Skirls; soino worsteds; Clearing Snlo prlco 73C $1.00 Women's Flannel (iowus, in all shades nnd sizes; a p Clearing Snlo prlco K)C $2.00 nnd $1.50 Women's downs; n great array of handsome designs; choice nt Clearing sale 7Q prlco... itjQ H.000 Samples, consisting of Worn en's and .Misses House Dresses, Street Dresses, Wrappers, Kimonos, Dressing Sacqucs, Waists; white Suteen or Bluo Chambray Aprons, Pcttlconts; values up from $2.00; take your choice; OC Clearing Salo prlco iDC WOMEN'S AND MISSES' HOSE AND UNDER WEAR 1,000 Sample Corsets for Misses and Women, In assorted lengths and all sixes. Theso values range from 73c to $2.00; take your choice; rjrv Clearing Salo price OUC 70c Women's Fleeced Union op Suits; Clearing Salo prlco, . . OOC 50c Women's Hlbbetl or Fleeced Vests or Pants; Clearing jq Sale price i,,4ijC 25e Children's Fleeced Pants or Vests; Clearing Salo 1 O 1 price ... IZJC 23o Women's and Children's fj Wool dloves C 750 Women's Silk oq Hose , 3vC 00a Womea's Silk Lttle nn Hose 20a Women's Lisle ' i H Hose.... IOC 10c Women's lllack and r Tan lloso OC 10c Clilldrcn'a Black r Cottoh Hose OC $19.&5 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS AND SUITS $40 Coney Fur, Skinner Sntin-Luved Ladies' Conts, in all sizes; CI wir ing Hnlo prlco. $30 and $20 Women's and Mbiscs' Chinchilla Plush and Novelty Clothes l ? nnd full lengths; Clonrlng price. . $12.45 nnd$9.75 $15 nnd $10 Women's and Misses' Cloth Coats; assorted lengths. Win ter weights; Clearing Snlo price $7.45ad$2.95 $20 Women's New Swagger Suits. These are handsome values, Fall and Winter styles, in serges, basket weaves and diagonals; latest cut away, assorted shades, ail tfJQ QP tlzc; Clearing Sale prico. p0 $10 nnd 812.50 New Fall fintUi vol. J vet or plain trimming; tho coats are assorted lengths; various shades to chooso from; lined with gunranteed satin; Clearing snlo f 7C prlco . aJjTTe O $10 Women's and Misses' Fall Dresses; stylish nnd serviceable: choice from corduroys, serges nnd diagonals; trimmed with Taney or plain buttons; a remarkable bar gain; Clearing Sale C QC price POyO $10 and. $7.00 Children's and Misses' Chinchilla, Astrakhan and Fancy Ma terial Winter Coats; all off in a bunch; choice, Clearing QC Sale price, pOt0 $5.00 Misses' nnd Women's Sample? Winter Cloth Conts. These Coats aro in full lengths and the latest as. sorted mixtures; somo have close, fitting collars, others double- qh breasted; Clearing Salo price. vOC $3.00 Children's Teddy Bear Coats; assorted shades; sites up to QQ 0; Clearing Rale price OC J LACE CURTAINS $2.50 Lace Curtains, in cablo and filet net, Colonial, Scotch and Not tingham weaves; beautiful designs for parlor curtains, In ocru and white shades; 45 ins. wide; Q Q Clearing Bale price wOC $1,50 Ecnt and Ivory Madras I.aco Curtains, In a complete selection of neat designs; Cloarlng Sale CQr price, pair $1.00 Lnco Curtains in two shade; full width nnd length; Clear- OC ing Sale price OiJi WOMEN'S AND CHIL DREN'S HATS $5.00 and $4.00 Women's Trimmed Huts; each and every one a high grade hnnd-blockcd Hat; some have ostrich tips, others Spanish coquo feather; October clearing (J"J 7C Salo prlco, , . . . 4 A O $2.00 Women's Plush nnd Vclour lint", in 0 of tlto Intest shapes; go ing in our October f7C Clearing Halo at OC $3.00 Women's Auto Hoods, with flno silk veiling) great d 1 ff valuo; Oct. Clearing sale. P 1 iUU $1 Children's Trimmed Felt - C Hats; Cloarlng Snlo prlco. . , IOC BLANKETS AND COM FORTS AT BIG BARGAINS $2.50 Wool Blankets, In white, tan or gray, plain or mixtures; double sizes; Clearing Sale -h f aq prlco , $ JLtK $1.00 Wool Finish Cotton Blankets; heavy nnd medium weight; as sorted sliades; a great valuo; rrc Clearing Salo price. ....... O C $2.00 Bed Comforts, covered in neat Turko materials, In light and dark shades; all filled with fluffy cotton; sizes 00x70; clearing nn Salo price OiJC SUIT OASES $10 Solid Leather Suit Cases; steel frames, brnss trimmings; tfc CP Clearing Sale price. ..... J000 $7.50 .Leather Suit Cases; shirt fold attachment; strong construction, three hinges; Clear- 4 A A c Ing Snlo prlco ip'r.TrO $3.00 Tufuso and Matted Steel Frame Suit Cases, with all over, fh r ft straps; Clearing Snlo... JAj.OO $3.00 Crusho) fiber, nnd guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction; Clear SS.. $1.40 I $2.00 Suit Cases; well lined, dor Inble construction, steel Qf hlnges; Clearing Salo prlco. . OOC This is the largest, most far reaching sale ever inaugurated. It opens Thursday morning at 9 a. m. Remember the location, TH and FARNAM, Tn Fair's October Clearing Sale. On all mall orders received amount Ing to $10.00 ami over, we will pre pay all express and parrel post charges. r BEIEF CITY NEWS Sircopliagn. . Life Ins.? Yei. Penn Mutual. Oonlo. Lighting XUtur-. Bnrffaif -Oxandsn Oo. riflellty Storage te Van Co. Douk.'i5K Hsve Itoot rrlnt It Now nesco'n Press. Roller Bkattnf at Chambers' Far nam street entrance. Phono Douglas 187V- Cbamber. School of Saucing Now Open Social, afsthetlo 'and stage dancing taught Telephone Douclaa 1S7U In the Divorce Court-pMr's, Delia. Flng was awarded a divorce from Kobort Pigley on tho Btund of non-aupport and was (rfven tho custody of n minor daugh ter, by Judge Rngllsh. Consider Master in Chancery W. C lambort. assistant city attorney, is in Lincoln where conferences are being held vr the appointment of a master In chan cery to hear tho evldenco In the dollar gus caw. Sxanis. Early This Tear The mid term tests aro being held this week at the Commercial High school. Their some what early occurrence In tho Bemester If due to tho teachers' convention, which will ho held the first week In November. Ernest Stickler Asks Divorce Ernest Stickler, Z71G Cass (street, president and manager of the K. W. Ueynolds Manu facturing company, Is asking the district court for a divorce from Mrs. Effle F, Stickler, whom ho married In KansaJi City May 27, 1001. Cruelty la alleged as ground fori legal separation and Mr. Stickler as serts In his petition that on January 15, l5lS, his' wife threatened him with great bodily harm. He requests that his prop erty be held free from any claim oi Mrs. Stickler. Bossle aetnrns Claudo F. Uosste, city dahy Inspector, lias returned from Chi cago, where ho attended the annual aairy show. Omaha did not exhibit at this show this season. Bossle attended at his own cxponso, although the city formerly paid his expenses. Plan Qood Tims arty George Crook, Women Itellef corps No. 88, will bo hostess at a Hallowe'en party Friday evening at tho home ot Mrs. B. J. Shields, 2111 Fowler avenue. A good .old-fashioned program has been prepared. Refresh ments will be served. Breaks a Cold in a Few Hours-Pape's Tlxst Dose of rape's Oeld Compound relieves all the grippe misery Contains no auinlne. Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing and anuffllngl A doss of "Pope's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are tsksn will end gr'PPe misery and break up a severe cold either In the head, chest, body or limbs, ' It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and sir passagesi stops nasty discharge or nose running; relieves sick headache, dullness, feverlshness, sore throat, meeting, soreness and 'stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is the quick est, rurest relief known and costs only '15 cents at drug stores. It acts with nut iitinu. tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience. JJon't accept a sub stitute. Orkin Brothers Haturday. A salo of SHOES nt better than wnder value. INDIANS TRY TO BURN HIM "Fire Prevention" Day is Set Aside by Governor Morehead Art Dailey, Former Creighton Stu dent, Has Thrilling Experience, REDSKINS ARE TOO REALISTIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL TAKE NOTICES HOME A new and revised system ot Issuing failure notices at the high BChool Is being1 put into practice at tho school nt present. Last year these notices, were mailed to the parents of the "flunking" students to Insure delivery to them of the notices, but this fall Principal Kate A. Mcltugh. who believes that the hundred odd dollars spent for poatago, stationary and clerical work in mailing tho slips could be put to better usct haa devised a more economical and equally efficient plan. "Flunk" notices In the future will be given out to the pupils in their class rooms in blank envelopes. It is Miss Mc Hugh's idea to preserve the secrecy of the old system by giving notices to alt the pupils, blank slips to passing pupils, and filled In slips to falling students. Thus none but the Individual stu dents wilt know as to whether he or she received one ot the dreaded notices. All pupils to whom the filled out notices are given will return them on the following day with the signature or the parent. WESTERN PART OF STATE FEELS THE COLO SPELL While all Omaha Is laboring under the delusion that It Is really cold here, tho western part ot the state suffcrd Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, when the thermomter dropped down to four and live above the rero point No snow accom panied the drop In temperature, but a high wind swept across the plains that made outdoor life anything but pleasant. The Burlington reported that tho cold swept along the entire Alliance division and that Indications point toward colder weather In the eastern part ot the state and Omaha. The lowest temperature was registered at Arapahoe, where tho ther mometer crawled down within three points of sero. Loup City registered four, Sargent and Imperial, both five; Dunning, six; O'Nlell, seven and Hastings, eight. FOUR grocers are fined FOR PURE FOOD VIOLATIONS Four Omaha grocers J, D. Crew, 2241 Arbor streeli C. Schnauber. m North sixteenth street, and W. Sloibenr and Joseph Datt. CM North Fifteenth street- were fined flO and colts In Judge Hrltt's court Tuesday morning when they pleaded guilty to selling Imitation butter In violation to the conditions nreseribed ty the state laws. Thomas F. Moloney, deputy state food inspector, made the arrests. Incidentally he Is following clues to several other loUUons. Shoot Hole- In lint nnd Kill n Mule Wlieu Dnttle Was Supposed to lie Shown for Morlair Picture Concern. Art Dailey, manager or tho Creighton High school foot ball team last year, Is baok in Omaha, the hero of an Indian battle, fought In thn Dig Horn basin, near the Crow reservation, where he spent the summer as one of tho "hands" on Eaton Ilros, ranch. Dailey said a moving ploturo company rigged up an old stago coach nnd hired 200 Crow Indians, and then staged a wild west scene. Ho was .Invited to bo one of two passengers In the stage coach. Ho accepted syid therein rests his chief regret, for he Is firmly convinced that the Indians know absolutely nothing about civilised recreations. Young Dailey ttald: "Wo had no blank cartridges, so loaded cartridges woro used. Before tho hold-up was over one man had his hat full of holes and a mule had been killed. When the Indians captured the- stage coach S big buck yanked mo out by the scruff of the neck, threw me on the ground, and another one jumped on me. I was yell ing with alt the vigor I could command when x big Indian In full war dresa whacked me across the heart with his war olutr. "That settled me. When I woke up they were dragging me to a stake and Intended to burn me there. Boms of 'ths young Indians prevented. The old In dians had taken the whole thing tn dead earnestness. ! "It was too darn rol to suit me." Duller is on his way to Kew York tn Join his parents and continue his school ing. His family moved to New 1'ork after ho left Omaha for Wyoming. Pefore he left Dailey called on Mayor Dahlman and told him he was going to see some of the mayor's wild west. Ha came back to report he had found it more exciting than he had expected. Hn said ho never could learn to love the noble- redskin. "They're the dirtiest crowd I ever w," he told the mayor. "The Crows are sup posed to be the richest Indians in th country. About all they do is to eat a big meal and go to sleep until the next meal. They never wash their faces and a bath would be considered a piece of dangerous foolhanllneas." Dailey said he knew he would never be satisfied in New York. Ho has no Intention of remaining there, but will come back to Omaha as soon as he has finished his education. He wants to buy a Wyoming ranch and settle down there There is something In the air at this time of the year that has a very drying, irritating effect on the nostrils and air passages of the head and throat. A cough and cold frequently follows these symp toms, and Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound is a strong demulcent remedy that gives prompt .'ellef. Use it for coughs, colds, tickling throat, hoarseness and bronchial coughs; best for children and grown persons. Keep It at horns and quick relief will follow Its use. Contalr. no opiates. For sals by all dealers every where. Advertisement. To promoto knowledge nnd precaution tending to prevent fires In the stutq is tho purposo ot "Fire Prevention day," set aside by Governor Morehead for No vember 7. The governor has issued a proclamation setting asldo thin day. Mayors, councils and village boards of all tho towns will bo asked to take an actlvo part In arranging programs appro priate to the purpose of the day. Old papers, rubbish, dry goods boxes, leaves, etc., are to be cleaned up on that day In the cities, towns and villages, so that when the day closes there cannot bo said to be fire traps In the alleys anywhere. Teachers and superintendents ot schools liavo also been asked to conduct some ox erclscs tending to teach the children methods of preventing fire and necessary precautions. Juries Are Hearing Big Damage Oases Juries In dlstrlat court are hearing evldenco concerning demands of plaintiffs for more than JIOO.COO, Including five dif ferent cases. Cadet Taylor's suit against The Ilee makes up half thn amount, while four other cases, Including one suit for damages for a man's death brings the total sum Involved up to 1101,000. SITE FOR BONFIRE SELECTED Lincoln Highway Blaze to Be on Fontenelle Hotel Site. TO APPOINT NEW LOCAL BELGIUM REPRESENTATIVE Ieon De Warle, Pelgian counsul to the central division, in New Orleans, will come to Omaha some( time next month, with a view to appointing a resident Belgium counsul In Omaha to Hucceed the late K. U Dclany. SPEAKERS ARE NOW CHOSEN Representatives of City Government, tho Commercial Club and the Omnkn Anto CInb to Ad dress the Crowd. Everything is ready tor the big Lincoln Highway demonstration Krldsy evening. Tho place of tho big bonfire will be on the slto of the new hotel at eighteenth and Douglas streets. The matches will be touched to the big pile of lumbar at t o'clock and speaking will commenco at 8:. H. K. I'Yodrickson, who has charge of tho demonstration, has secured eight wagonloads of old railroad ties In add! tlon to four loads of kindling wood. Four narreis of oil will bo poured on tho pile, and It Is assured that there will be a bln'xa which will bo discernible In almost aiy portion of the city. One wagonload of fireworks of all de scriptions has been purchased by Mr. Kredrlckson and will bo touched off at Intervals during the meeting, There will be no platform for the speakers, nor will there be any seats for the thousands of persons who are expected to attend the colebratlon. Four automobiles will be lined up against the curbing on Eighteenth street and tho speakora will address tho crowd from them. (Speakers for the celebration have been selected. Mayor Dahlman will preside and speak. J, J. Ityder will represent the city In his address. J, A. Bunderland will speak In behalf of the Omaha Com merclal club, whllo Itome Miller will ad dress the celebrants on behalf of the Omahi Auto club. YEARS of experience have perfected the small refinements and details of service which make the Hc5HL iTOURAINE1 famous for its comfort. Every room n outilde room. Dairy and food products from our own firm. Rooms without bath, $3. jo up : with bath, tj oo. Parker House and Young's under same management. Rooms $1.50 up. J. R. WHIPPLE COMPANY BOSTON Two Governors to Talk Good Roads CJovcrnor John H. Morehead of N. braaka und Oovurnor lltlls A. Amnions ot Colorado will speak before a public affairs luncheon at the Omaha Commer cial club on November U. They will speak on prison labor In road building, Governor Morehead Is In favor of this move and will tell his views on It, while Governor Ammons will tell ot Ills expert ences along this line, as this policy has already been adopted In Colorado. OFFICERS OF COMMERCIAL HIGH GLEE CLUB CHOSEN The following students of the Com mercial High school have been elected by the members of the Boys' Glee club to hold office In that society for the coming year: Daniel Oruelng, president! Itaymond Tlllotson, vice president Elmer Kdman, secretary; George Inkster, treasurer. Miss White and Mr. Gifford 1 were chosen to be the club advlsera ; There are fourteen mnmbers of the so clety, and the meetings will be held every two weeks, j The Iluliunlo Pluaoe i destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver and kidney diseases, for which Electric ' Hitters Is the guaranteed remedy, tOc. J For sols by your druggist. Advertisement. Confidence Men Get Thirty Days in Jail The four confidence men who were shorn of $0 by their Intended victim. ISnooh Btrousberg Of fit Louis, Mo., Mon day afternoon and who registered at the police station as IE Hawkins and C. Har ris of Minneapolis and Frank Cooper of Ban Francisco and M. 13. Fltipatrtck ot Baltimore, were each sentenced to thirty days In the county Jail, The Persistent and Judicious Us of Newspaper Advertising Is the Itoad U Business Success. Relief for Catarrh Sufferers Now FREE You Can Now Treat This Trouble in Your Own Home and Get Relief at One. How the Remedy (or Catarrh Was Discovered. HTHIS terrible disease has raged unchecked for years simply because sytt terns have been treated while the vicious germ that cause the trouble have been left to circulate in the blood, and brine the disease back as fast as local treatments could relieve it C E. Gauss, who experimented for years on a treatment for Catarrh, found that after perfecting; a balm that relieved the nose and throat troubles quickly, he could not prevent the trouble beginninc all over again. On test cases, he could completely remove all signs of Catarrh from nose and throat, but in a few weeks they were back. JJy tkt nnt milked tkr nott and tknat an tualrd ty an tfftctii local rtmid aitlird dirrtrfy lo Ikt tHUted mim' ttuiftt. Thl itlixtr, liken in I tht itomath, hat a iirtit injlutnc ufion ttu mw coulttmbranll cf Ikikody and cum the dif tan ty rxmov' tng th Of it. Careful experiment! and inveitlpitioni have ahown that at the troubles were expelled from the noie and throit, the real cauie of the disease wai overlooked and in a short time the Catarrh would return stronger than ever. Mr. Gausi has gone way ahead of the ordinary methods of treatment and has provided a remedy that Kills the Germ in the Blood and immediately- gives re lief to the nose and throat He perfected the New Combined Treatment, 4lac admitted to be the logical, tuit, scientific method. Reese Jones, of Ecrantoa, renn., ms that after ' trjrins rosny other treatments, he used this new method and Mr nose Is now entirely clear end free sod I am not bothered by the disease tar more. The New Combined Treatment is worth Its weliht la gold." Temporary relief front catarrh roar be obtained la other ways, but the New Combined Treatment must inevitably be accepted for frtmanint results. Sarah T. Cstx. Mount Fella. Tens., save. "I m suffered the pains sod distress of catarrh for thirteen years and needless to state, tried nearly every method. But by your new method I was temittttly cured sod you cannot iauatae the joy that boa come over inc." Goes to tht Root of Stopped-up noiet Constant ,'frog-!n-th.throat' Natal discharges Hawking and spitting Snoring at night Bad Breath Frequent colds Difficult breathing Smothering sensation in dreams Sudden fits of sneering Dry mucui in nose and any of the other symptoms that indicate approaching ot present catarrh. Trial Treatment FREE This new method is so Important to the wel fare of humanity, so vital to every person Suffering ' linmsoy form of catarrh, that the opportunity to I actually Itil it and fttit its results, will be gladly exieoaea w.inoui one cent 01 cost. AUrg-e trill treatment, with complete, minute direct! ons.wlllbe sent free toany cats rrh-suflerer. bend no money, take no risks, make no Send the Test Treatment FREE a S. OATSB, 5040 Main Btrsst, WorshsU, moh. If your New Combined Treatment will relieve my Catarrh and bring; m health and eood spirits aratn. f ant willing- to be shown. So without coat on obligation to me, send, fully pre paid, the Treatment and Book. Nam promises. Slmelr cllD.alcn and mall the coupon I ... and U test package of the New Combined Treat- I Axuireaa ! saent will bt sent fully prepaid, together with the 1 vsiasstc BeoAMoavarrn. 1