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PAGE Th'tf SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN- -THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1915. Don't Poison Baby. FORTY TEAKS AOO almost every mothor thoueht her child must have PAREUORIO or laudanum to limke'it hloc-p. These drags will produce Bleep, and FEW DHOlS TOO MANY will produco the SLEEP FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who hare been killed or hose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanum and morphine, each of which ia a narcotio product of opium.

DrugeisU aro prohibited from Belling either of the narcotics named to children at all, or to nybody without labelling; them "poiaon." The definition of narcotio is "A medicine which rtlieivs pnin and produces sleep, but which in powon-ou dotes produces stupor, coma, convulsions and death." The taste and muell of medicinee containing opium are disguised, and sold under the names of Drops," Cordials," Soothing Syrups, etc You should not permit any medicine to he irlven to your children without you or your physician know or what It Is wmpnwii. nui Mil' CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature rt nhaa. II. Flntrhpr. Ucuulne fustorii always bears the signature of -vzfyXt4cAx4! Our Good Service Is Only Made Possible by the Eternal Vigilance of Hundreds of Expert Employees.

Pacific Light Power Corporation Both Phones 7. 420-424 Fourth Street. Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 OFFICERS A. O. Kendall, A.

L. Drew, Vlce-Pres S. E. Bagley, Cashier; Fred C. Drew, Asst.

Cashier. DIRECTORS A. G. KeDdall, A. L.

Drew, John Andresoa, George Frost, J. B. Gill, I. H. Curtis, A.

A. Cox, Marco Hellman, S. E. Bagley. IT IS EASIER to pay by check than in any other way.

5 The Daily mn Has the largest proved, paid circulation of any paper in San Bernardino County. Its circulation leads in both quality and quantity, and is the greatest factor in constructive selling in this county. It reaches 4,000 homes every day, and its readers spend over $25,000 daily. SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL BANK C. 8.

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Services Satisf act ion Economy Go hand In hand to each and every one of our patron. SOUTHERN SI ERRAS POWER CO. 879 Street Both Phone 77. HOTEL STEWART Corner Third and Streets, San Bernardino, Cal, American Plan. Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up King Edward Hotel Tilth Street Between Mala and Los Aafeles Streets.

A Fire-Proof Hotel, Class A Concrete Building. Telephone, Steam Heat. Hot and Cold Water In KverT Room. AXXi OTTIZSB BOOMS. Rates: European Flan: With Bath, Blnirle II.

BO Day CP With Bath, Double. .12.00 Day Lp Without Bath, tlnnle, 11.00 Day Vv Without Bath, Double, $1.60 Day I'P rre Zlectrle Baa Trom All Trains KING EDWARD HOTEL COMPANY, Proprietors Walter E. Smith, president Paul O. Helmer Manaift' 'ST. ELMO' AT TEMPLE TODAY JURY HEARING Famous Novel Is Shown in Films I', this afternoon, tonight, tomorrow afternoon and nlpht and It is one of the strongest six part productions that has been given release by the Dalboa com pany.

Madeline Pardep, Francis McDonald, Oypsy Abbott, William Jossey and Honry Stanley are featured In this great play. The story of St. Elmo is entirely too well known to need comment. For many years St. Elmo has been almost APPRECIATIVE OF THE HELP FHOM OFFICER Motorists Pleased With Attitude of Speed Patrolman on Crest in Big Crush Automobile drivers are appreciative over the wont of Motorcycle Office: Swisher In patrolling tho mountain roads and switchbacks during the otg rush of automobiles to and from that region over the Fourth of July.

SwIbIi-er Issued Instructions to drivers how to safely descend the grade and wen patrolled the roads to see that the speed regulations were observed. He gave advice as to the proper way to handle cars on the mountain and there was not a single accident despite the big crush of cars down the grade on Monday. Swisher was not out to make all the arrests he could, but to help the -motorists In getting down the mountain. Only one driver so misbehaved as to cause Swisher to make an arrest. BODIXS TOU1TD xir BUXSS WALLACE, Idaho.

July 7. The bodies of Charles Smith, cook, and Joo Loeb, miner, were recovered today from the ruins of the Minors' Home, a hotel which was destroyed by lire last night. SUMMER ACHES AND PAINS. That backache or stiff muscle that cannot be explained on account of having "eat In a draft and caught cold" 1b more than likely the result of weakened or disordered kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills promptly relieve backache, sore, swollen or stiff muscles and joints, rheumatism, and sleep disturbing bladder condition.

and help them eliminate uric acid and other poinons from the system. Towne, Heccombe Allison, 3 Stores. Advertisement. YOUR COUGH CAN BE 8TOPPED Using care to avoid draughts, exposure, sudden changes, and taking- treatment of Dr. King's New Discov ery, will positively relieve and in time will surely na you, of your Cough.

The first dose soothes the Irritation, checks your Cough, which stops In a short time. Dr. King's New Discos ery has been used successfully for 45 veers and Is guaranteed to cure you. Money back If it fails. Get a bottle from your Druggist it costs omy a little and will help you so, icuvu.

Advertisement. S7V "ST. ELMO DRINKS WITH THE DEVIL." SCENE IN ST. ELMO, IN SIX PARTS, AT THE TEMPLE TODAY AND FRIDAY "St. Elmo," Augusta Evans" world famous American novel In pictures, is the big; special attraction at the Templo an heirloom In many families.

The story has been read by iK'iieration after gnnoration and outside of East Lynue has probably had a greater record aa a play than any other play In existence. It is an offering that Is sympathetic, masterful, a play that touches the human emotions to such an extent that those who see it are made all the better for having seen It. The Templo has received many Inquiries as to the date of St. Elmo. St.

Elmo is therefore destined to draw a big audience at the Temple at all 'THE ETERNAL CITY' HAND OF THE OTTER' LAST TIME TODAY ISIS FEATURE TODAY AT THE OPERA HOUSE There has not been a picture produced in the last year, and only one or two that we can think of since the birth of the motion pictures that so fully illustrates the familiar phrase. "The field of the motion picture is unlimited." It is a short and easy sentence to quote, but the Famous Players Film company has proved it so in a manner which has never been equalled. Nothing would be more ridiculous than to compare "The Eternal City" with any other picture. It stands in a class by itself. In a class In Which others may be placed in the future, but not In the present.

When a picture is so perfect in every degree, when there Is really not a point which deserves criticism or any uncomplimentary words at all for that matter, it is very hard to find words adequate enough to express our true opinion concerning such, a marvellous offering. "The Eternal City" Is a visualization of Hall Calne's novel of the samo name. The story as presented in the picture is so powerful, so wonderfully constructed. Is so replete with powerful situations, that if there are any. who will not appreciate it they have no sense of the artistic whatsoever.

It is eight reels in length, longer than the average picture, yet it Is gripping, absorbing and tense all the way through, and each individual scene contains a little grip all Its own. Today matinee at tonight at 8:15, are the last two showings at the Opera House of "The Eternal City." I "In the Land of the Otter" Is the Isls feature for today. A very fine two-reel story of the -great northwest. It tells the story of a factor Who promises the hand of his daughter to the trapper who brings in the most furs. The hero is a quarter-breed Indian.

His catch Is the largest but he sacrifices the girl because i of his mixed blood. The husband turns out to be a bad one and some very dra I matic scones take place between him and Joe. This exerts a strong pull on the I Interest and contains some exquisite scenic effects. In addition to the above feature we are showing two other good pictures "The Terror of the Mountains," a Ro- nance drama and Ambrose Fury, a i good Keystone comedy. 'THE EAGLE'S NEST' "The Eagle's Nest" Is to bo the big picture at the Auditorium tonight and tomorrow night only.

It Is Edwin Arden's great play that has had such wonderful successes all over the Arden, the author and player, and Fielding, the directcr and player, CO operated on the play and the result was one of the most remarkable stories of its type ever filmed. Fielding's ability as director or big scenes may be seen throughout the entire picture, especially in the Indian massacre, one of tho most realistic, thrilling and spectacular motion views ever shown on a screen. Fielding planted his camera men on the side of a mountain and had the action on a plain One sees tho long wagon train of emigrants slowly ap proaching. Another sudden chunge and down tho side of the mountain, stripped to me waist, dauned with war paint and heavily armed, crawl scores of In dians. Other Indians, mounted on ponies, are seen silhouetted against the sky on thejnountain top, hurrying down for the battle.

The emigrants form a wagon -circle for defense and then follows the battle, It IsJntensely dramatic and remarkably well done. The Indians win and all of tho emigrants are killed with the ex ceptlon of a small boy, and It Is around this lad that the play Is built. The vaudevlllo for tonight Is all new and Includes Hong Fong, Chinese comedian; Itoy La Pearl, the singing black smith, and Gibson and Dyso, tho two English boys In a class comedy novelty. GRAY HAIR BECOMES DARKJHICK, GLOSSY Try Grandmother's Old Fa-vorite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Almost everyone know that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded, brings back the natural color ani lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray; also ends dandruff, Itching scalp and stops falling hair.

Tears ago the only way to get this mixture was to make It at home, which Is tnuasy and Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Tou will get a large bottle for about 60 cents. Everybody uses this old, famous recipe, because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as It does It so naturally and even- ly. Tou dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your balr, taking one, small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger. Advertisement. If you want a tennant for your bouse put a classified ad in TUB SI7N.V Bur-eat and quick results, A BLIND PIG CHARGE District Attorney's Detective Says Bought Much Booze at Game The blind pig charge ugaJnst Reyes Florlana, Eust Highlands Mexican, Is under way before a Jury In Judge J.

W. Curtis' court room, and by tho action of Attorney Frank T. Hates, for the defendant. In demanding that Officer Wheeler of tho district attorney's stall point out men In the court room who were in Florlanu's place at tho time he purchased the booze, it is the- general supposition that a host of. alibi witnesses have been summoned.

Several of tho men Iiates asked to stand. Wheeler could Identify nono of them. One perjury charge has been mado In tho case. District Attorney T. W.

Duckworth charging that Jose Contreras falsified his testimony at the preliminary hearing. Wheeler testified he bought about 10 bottles of beer and a small flask of whiskey on tho night of May 8 and until atxiut 4U5 the following morning during tho progress of a gambling game. Three of the bottles were Intro duced as evidence In court. District Attorney T. W.

Duckworth Is personally handling the prosecution. OFFICIAL RECORD July 7, 1913 3. Deed, Juty 3, 1513. Inei A. Milton, formerly Johnson, to Louisa Johnson: lot 5.

blk 32 of R. S. B. cont 5 a in-1; (deed to correct desc In deed bet same parties dated April 29, 1910, wherein the desc was lot 6. blk 22, R.

S. B. Instead of lot 6, blk 32.) 7. Deed, June 30, 1915, 110. George F.

Walbridge et ux to J. It. Leonard, 249-378, lots 22, 23, 25,. 26, Bee 31-1S-8W, Chi no Ro. 8.

Tatent, April 9, 1915. U. S. A. to Essie Turner, SW Vi of so 34-5N-6AV, cont 160 a.

9. Deed. July 1, 1915. $10. Harry H.

Lehman et ux to Lou Rust and S. L. Rust, hf as Jt ten rt surv, lots 11 to 14 incl. Rialto Hts. 11.

Mtg, July 6, 1915. $200 on or 3 yrs, 12 per cent, Mrs. M. J. Logsdon to S.

B. Co. Sav. Bank, lot 21 blk A of the Daley Tr in city S. R.

12. Deed. July 6, 1915. $10, W. E.

Byrne to Hulda M. Everett, lot 11 of the sub of lots 3. 4. 6, 6, 7 and 8 of blk 67, city S. M.

13. Mtg. July 7. 1915, $550, 2 yrs, 8 per cent. Lincoln Flnley et ux to W.

S. Boggs, ptn of lot 6, blk 47. city S. B. 14.

Mtg. July 7, 1915, $900 and $2500, due 1 yr, 7 per cent, A. H. Tllton ct tlx to California State Bank of S. NW of sec 31-18-5W.

15. Deed, July 3, 1915. $10, Prlncy A. Coonor et ux to Joe Sheppeard et ux, ptn of lot 1011 Ont. Col Lds.

16. Deed, June 24, 1915, $10, Louisa V. Minter et mar to Warren Clapper et ux, as Jt ten rt surv; lot 3 of Bemhard's sub of part of lot 986 Ont Col. 17. Mtg.

June 24. 1915, $700, 3 yrs, 1 per cent, Warren Clapper ct ux to Se curlty Mtg Co. (snme as No. IS.) 18. Deod.

June 24. 1915, $10, Warren Clapper ct ux to Hlla Minter, lot 6, blk 22 of Monte Vista Tr No. 2. 20. Tr.

Deed, July 1, 1915. $1750, Har vey Churchill and Ernest Churchill to J. R. Pollock, Tr. for T.mma A.

Wood, 264-189. lot 14, sec 6-2S-7W. 21. Deed, June 24, 1915. $10.

Jennie E. Welton et mar to R. K. Longmlre, ptn ot lot 13 of Cole's Add to Highland. 25.

Deed. Sept. 23, 1914. $10 Harold P. Collins et ux to R.

F. Howard, lots 1 to 24 Incl blk 646, and lots 1 to 24 blk 675. being 1-3 of blks 646 and 675 Ont. Col. Lds.

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,0 9 It 3 -nav mm- -v mim tax Saving is a habit. Extravagance is a habit. Every habit grows on you. If the saving habit" is cultivated in a child you will some day see the fruit of that habit in a fortune. Extravagance will positively lead to ruin.

Extravagance will melt the most solid fortune. You have seen it. Teach your child to take money to the bank. BANK WITH US. We pay 4 per cent interest.

San Bernardino County Savings Bank STEWART HOTEL BLDG. E. D. ROBERTS, President J. WILSON, Cashier.

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