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A a County News Classified Ads VOL. 9. SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1917. SECTION TWO-PAGES SEVEN TO TWELVE. Tied to a Chair He Swims Five Miles COLTON RIALTO I STRAWBERRY FLAT SEVERAL CDS T-trti RED GROSS TD US ID mwm ill IN THE 1BCII! Harold C.

Shacon, 5-Year-OId of San Diego People Dead at the Wood Home COLTON, Sept. 10. (Staff correspondence of THE SUN.) 111 for only a few hours, Harold Clem Sharon, flve-yi'ar -old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sharon of San Diego, died at 11 o'clock Saturday night at the Wood home on West street, a victim of spasmodic croup.

sudden was the death of the child that the bereaved parents can scarcely realize their only son has been taken from them. In response a telegram calling her to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. J. I. who Is critically Mrs.

Sharon, accompanied by her son and little three-year old daughter, arrived in Colton Saturday morning. The Wood home was opened to them on account of the serious condition of Mrs. Clem and the laddie was put to bed Saturday evening apparently in the best of health. In a short time a severe coughing spell awakened him and when the mother rushed to the child she found him strangling. Dr.

F. H. Pritchard was hastily summoned but his efforts together with those of Miss Emma Wood, who la a trained nurse, were of no avail. Anolher sad feature of the little boy's death was the fact that the father arrived to Join his family only to lenrn as his first news that his son was dying. A simple funeral service was held from the Wood home at 10 o'clock this morning.

The Rev. Samuel Hughes officiated and Mrs. W. R. Woolpert and Mrs.

Harry Morris sang "Jesus, Lover of My Soul." Interment was in Her mosa cemetery, members of tho Boy Scouts' organization acting os pallbearers. Although it had been hopd that the tragedy might be kept from the grandmother, her constant pleadings to see hor little grandson could not be with stood and the ncwa was broken as "FSTitly-cfB About a year ago Mr. and Mrs. Shar on left Colton for the. Imperial valley but after six months there removed to Sun Diego.

Mr. Sharon is to return there tonight but Mrs. Sharon and little daughter will remain until Mrs. Clem has Improved. Wed at Midnight Hour With Judge J.

B. Hanna reading the marriage service for the young people, Miss Ada Freeman became the bride of James A. Turner Just as tho clock was striking the Saturday midnight hour. The little wedding ceremony took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Ives on West I themselves a bride and groom of only a couple of weeks. Mrs. Ives is a sister of Miss Freeman. An early morning train for Oceanside was caught by the couple and they will spend a honeymoon there, the length of which they refused to divulge. The bride is.

a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeman and possesses many friends to be interested in extending best wishes. Mr. Turner is a fireman for the Santa Fe railroad and will come in for hearty congratulations.

Vacationists at Ranch The beautiful mountain ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner B. Wright in the upper Swarthout canyon and which goes by the euphonious name of "La Sierra Alto," is the favored recreation apct of a very enjoyable semi-house party made up of Colton and Hollywood relatives, the respective groups occupying the convenient little cabins which adjourn the ranch house proper. All members of the party in fact are related to Mr.

and Mrs. Wright and so the vacation outing also savors of a reunion. Among those who are at the ranch for a two weeks' stay are Mr. and Mrs. Van Arsdale Smith and baby daughter Betty Virginia, of Colton, Attorney and Mrs.

Ray Fitzgerrell and two children, and the Misses Florence, Gertrude and Genevieve Booth of Hollywood and H. B. Smith of Colton and Los Angeles. Mr, Smith went up on Friday and will return tomorrow but may go up agalm later la the week. Motor Picnio Outing Choosing Sunday for a happy little excursion by machine to the region of the "pass country" where lie Beaumont and Bannihg, four Colton families Joined in what proved to be a most delightful motor picnic outing.

Participating were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Curtis, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Bailey and sons, Masters David and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. C. Merryfleld and children, Gladys and Master Chandler, and Mr.

and Mrs. II. T. Osborne and son, Master Billy. The more material side of the picnic had not been forgotten by any1 means Continued on Par Xifat) Will Repaid for Their Work Womeu everywhere suffer from kidney trouble backache, rheumatic pains, swollen and tender muscles, stiff Joints and It is to help those who suffer aa she did that Mrs.

C. J. Ellis, 505 8th SiQux Falls, S. writes: feel sure' If any one bothered as I was wl4 give Foley Kidney Pill a fair trial they will be repaid for their work. It seems foolish to neglect an ailment when there Is such a remedy to be, had." They correct bladder disturbances, too.

Owl rug Store. MIL MEET 1 WEDNESDAY COLTON, Sept. 10. (Staff of THE SUN.) The Ulrec- tory of the Ran Beinnidino Fem oral ion ot women a clulis for Uio clul; netiKon 1917-18 came fresh from tho printer today into the hands of Mrs. R.

II. Summers, county correspctidlnft secretary, and will be distributed fit the firwf ir.pptlner nf thn vfifir in lm hnlil In this city day after tomorrow, Wednesday, at 2: SO o'clock, a', the clubhouse. This will be tne initial meeting witi. Mrs. Florence' Schoneman, tho new ''county president, In the chair, r.ntl an Interesting session is anticipated.

It is probable that glimrEC3 of the work that lies ahead of the federation will be given the representatives frcm thf various affiliated clubs as Mrs. Schone-man unfolds the plans of her regime. The October meeting will be held In Highland and the clubwomen of that community will act ns hostess fo-the occasion. Tho April meeting will be at Upland. Most convenient will tho clubwomen find tiie county directory, as it contains much data that Is most valuable as reference.

It gives the cou.it officers, as follows: Mrs. Florence D. Schoncmnn, San Bernardino, president Mrs. Henry Goodcell, San Ecrnar-qtno, first vice-president. Mrs.

Louis Mertz, Ontario, second ice-prosident. Mrs. Thomas Dnnn, Rialto, re-, cording secretary. Mrs. R.

H. Summers, Colton, corresponding secretary. Mrs. George Barlow, Upland, treasurer. Mrs.

Ralph Homan. Chino. auditor. Mrs. J.

W. Stoliker, Needlos, yorlia-ruentarian. Mrs. F. H.

Manker, historian. Clubs and Club Presidents Chino St. Cecilia clab, Mrs. Christian Wold. Colton Woman's club, Mis.

C. E. Mead. Cucamonga Woman's club, Mrs. J.

H. Williams. Fontana C. 8. waiting.

Grand TeTrace Woman's club, Jlrs. Nettie Herbold Reynolds. Highland Woman's club, Mrs. Cora B. Linvillo.

Needles Music and Literary club, Mrs. W. M. Claypool. Ontario Current Events club, Mrs A.

T. Hamilton. Ontario Ramblers' Mrs. W. A.

Freemife. Ontario Shakespeare club, Mrs. II H. Dilworth, Redlands Contemporary club, Mrs. C.

A. Rialto Woman's- club, Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Jr. San Bernardino Woman's club, Mrs. Henry Goodcell.

Upland Woman's club, Mrs. R. C. Horton. Tucaipa Woman's club, Mrs.

J. -W. Cruickshank. County Chairmen of Departments Mrs. Mary J.

Reid, Alta Loma, History and Landmarks. Mrs. U. F. Lewis.

Redlands, Child Welfare. Mrs. J. W. Cruickshank, Yucaipn, Country Life.

Mrs. F. H. Blythe, Redlands, Education. Mrs.

J. W. Bishop, San Bernardino, Legislation. 1 Miss A. E.

Bell, Chino, Music Mrs. R. F. Garner, San Bernardino, Public Health. Mrs.

J. E. Batchelor, San Bernardino, Social Service. Couot Chairmen Standing Committees Mrs. Jacob Bohlander, Colton, Federation Extension.

Mrs. Clyde Mort, Rialto, Press. Mrs. James Swinnerton, Colton, Mrs. Hudson, Yucalpa, Mrs.

W. B. Oliver, Grand Terrace, Mrs. Forsythe, Needles, Indian Welfare. Mrs.

R. F. Garner, San Bernardino, Woman's branch state' council of defense. The directory 'lso contains the offi cers and committee chairmen of the southern district federation. Miss Hazel Sanders of This City Is Member of Balloon Party in Thrilling Miss Hazel Sanders of San Bernar dino was a member of a trio of girls who made a thrilling balloon ascension and drop at Long Beach Sunday.

The threo girls dropped from the bal loon in parachutes. Miss Margaret MuHgrove of Los Angeles, fell into the sea and narrowly escaped death. The parachute was, lashed, to her feet When nearly 2000 feet above the sea Miss Mucgrove prepared for her drop. The parachute failed to work and clinging to a small ring.on the edge of the balloon she tilted the gas bag until it emitted, clouds of smoke and rapidly drifted sea-ward. When Bhe struck the water high breakers carried her against the pilings of the pleasure where she was rescued by life guards after she lost consciousness.

Miss-Sanders and Miss" Carle Clifford landed uninjured. If you don't get your paper pleaBe phone the office, both phones 33. Henry Elionsky, a long distance and endurance swimmer of the Brighton Beach Baths, wno is known all over the world, made a remarkable swim in New York harbor, when tied to a chair, he made his way from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, to the Battery, in Theu pper picture shows him being thrown into tho water, and the lower was taken while he was swimming head down. Experts declare the feat shows remarkable endurance. 1 ETIWANDA )' HIGHLAND 1 I VICTORVILLE 7 0 I 1 HUNTERS BACK WITH IE DEER Watermelon Feast Is Enjoyed by Members, of the "Aid.

Society of Ladies ETIWANDA, Sept. cor-fespondence of THE SUN.) The regular monthly business meeting of the Ladies' Aid society was held la the church basement Thursday afternoon. After the business session, Mrs. Mami Cour and Mis. Eva Fisher, who were hostesses for the afternoon, eerved iced watermelon.

The ladies busied themselves with their handiwork. In many Instances this was practice work in knitting, the. Red Cross material's not having been received, to tho great disappointment of the ladies, as had hoped to put in two aftei noons' work last week. Harold Lemon had his Ford touring car badly wrecked in a collision with a truck Friday evening. The trucK was lighted with a large central lignt and Harold mistook it for a motorcycle, His machine had bolh left Tfheols taken off and the windshield sheltered.

Harold himself escaped Injury. F. L. Bartholow came up from Long Beach Saturday. Mrs.

Bartholow, who Is convalescing after a severe attack of neuritis, will remain at the bciich a week longer, as she finds the change very Louis of East Bakeriificld, who has been a guest of Gerald Cour the past two weeks, departed for his home Friday. and Mrs. Lloyd. Myers, of San Bernardino, were Sunday guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. T. Myers. J. C.

Jones went to San Diego Sunday for the day. Teacher Elected 'Miss Mario Trocksell, of Los nge-les, has been elected to teach the Intermediate grades of the Etiwanda school, to fill the vacancy left Dy the marriage and subsequent resignation of Miss Sexton. School begins next Monday, and a meeting of the teachers and school board is called for 7:30, at the school house, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

James Anderson, of San Bernardino, visited Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. D. G. Henderson, who is very, here, Sunday.

Mrs. F. Koch extends an Invitation to the Ladies' Aid Tea circle to meet at her home this month. The dat j' will be announced later. Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Kemp, Miss LIda Kemp and Sylvnnua Kemp, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Burger and Miss Hael Cour were guests of Mr. and W. B. E. Layton and family Saturday evening.

Ernest Mueller returned home from Fresno Saturday, after several days spent with his brother, Julius Mueller, there. Mr. and Lewis Flinspoch, of Claremont, leave soon for Mr. Fllnspach ha been elected to the prlnclpalshlp of the schools there. J.

Dalo Gentry, of San Bernardino, was a dinner guest of Mr. am Mrs. Fred Gilbert Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Gobruegeo and little daughter, Mrs. Coster and son, Herman, of Riverside, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. T.

Myers, Sunday afternoon. Perionalii Waller Price went to Vlctorvllle Sat- (Continued on Faff Ilgat) EIIEST! BOY TELLS KR Stationed in'. Leon Springs, Texas, Camp; Miss Mary Garner -Is Engaged HIGHLAND, Sept. 3. (Staff prrp-spondence' of ttiU "BUN.J Tho following war letter from William Lin-festy, stationed at Leon Springs, Texas, to his brother, Charles Linfesty confined in a hospital in San Berraidino, as a result of injuries received in an auto accident In iho mountains eirly in April, will be of general Interest.

The writer is a Highland boy in the officer's reserve at Camp Funston. He is a trained blue jacket, having spent several years in foreign waters aboard one of Uncle Sam's war vessels. Ho ii now In line for a captaincy bu'ly for Bill." "Thi3 is the biggest thing I've seen Id the war game, so you will hove to multiply this by about 10,000,000 in order to conceive of it as a whole. "Besides the officers' training school here there are thousands of troops, infantry, cavalry and artillery, i.nd in spite of what we see in the papers, about. 'our having no army, you can take it from me Uncle Sam is in the war business now and -is surn raising some army, and everything that goes with it.

"To give you an idea in less than 30 days 'a cantonment was completed at Deming for 40,000 men. That means barracks built, sewers completed, Y. M. C. A.

up, water, system and light system installed, hospital, cook and "chuck" houses all ready, etc. That is going some, I think. "We are sure going the pace The school started the with 3,000 The first two days nearly .200 quit too swift Several have l)een discharged. Today we had a practice hike, full equipment; many keeled over, and a lot dropped out of column. Besides the hard work as to the practice part of tho business, we have to.

study liko hades. Our study. period Is at night, 7 to 9:30, besides several lectures during the day." Announce Engagement Mr. and W. V.

Gamer, of West Pacific, avenue, announce the engage: mont of their youngest daughter, Miss Mary Floyd Gainer, to Herbert Ernest Locke, of I'atton. This will be of es-peciar interest to members oC thi younger social circles, which include the two lovely (laughters of the Garner household, "Miss Mary sind her charming sister, Miss Eloise. The winsome brunette, bride-to-be, now in Iho very bloom 'of girlhood, has grown up here, the family having con.e to Highland nearly 15 years ago from Texas. Mr. Locke came hero, from Hazai-dvllle, Connecticut, about two years r.go, and is unployed at the laundry, of the Southern California state hospital.

Both ycung people have taken. an active. Interest in the life of the Congregation.il Christian Endeavor society, Mr. Locke playing a leading rote In the Endeavor play given here last spring. No plans have been completed for the- wedding, but it will take place in the near future.

Tho young people will be tho recipients of endless congratulations and good wishes. Highland Flings Mrs. Carrie Russell and son. Paul, (Continued on Tig Bins) r. Officers Are Elected for ing Year, at the Quarterly Church Conference VICTORVILLE, Sept.

10. (Stat correspondence of THE SUN.) An Impressive communion service was held at the church Sunday morning. Th- sermon was by District SuDeriniendPnf A. Hay Moore, and about 30 people iook communion. Saturday evening was held the fourth quarterly conference.

Tho trustees elected for the coming year are Mrs. Margaret Goppoldt, Miss Luella Skinner, W. W. Green, F. D.

Jacobs; William Bronson, Guy Whetstone. The stewards arc Paul Goppoldt, W. VW. oreen, ualph Webb. In the 'basement of tho church tlm young people hat' a social on Saturday evening to entertain the vounrr nnnnln'o cabinet of tho Pasadena-district, who were present.

A jolly time wen had. Mrs. A. P. Ellis and children have returned from their trip to Venice.

George Holbrook left Sunday fcr San Tianelsco. Miss Helen Turner has returned from Loa Angeles. Dance For Soldiers A elance has been arranc-od fn- Tuesday night of-this-week to be held at. the high school, In honor of the soldier boys, who are leaving 'aoon. The music will be by the Colton orchestra.

Everything is free. Captain Short, has, rented the ice business on shares to Robert Chantry. Mr. and Mrs. Short leave this week tnr a month at the beaches.

E. S. Gohle and wifo are spending Sunday and Monday In Big Bear valley. 1 Frank Talmadge, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs.

Bessie Taylor and Miss Bernlce Talmadge motored to San Bernardino Monday morning to attend the fnneral of Mrs. Marklo. i Ernest Ho'rroif and Mrs. 'Waiter Riedel, of Los Angeles, are visiting at the Victorvillo hotel, truests if Mi ami Mrs. Ray D.

Sperry. R. S. McKay, of Gray Mountain, 1 In Victorvillo and will remain for a few weeks. I.

D. Davidson, on emtilovee Vf tho Santa Fe; and one pf the boys who has been drafted, left 'this mora in tr- Fallbrook, for' to his parents before being called out. Absent Members Are the Cause of Hearing Delay Attempts to resume the hcn-A the Mendenhall case before the muntv relief commission were unsuccessful yesterday, because of the absence of members of the board, What date tho matter will bo taken up has not been determined, members. of the commission said. ELEVEN ACRES OATS NETS $803 CLAREMOUE.

SeDt. 10. John Clymoro planted 11 acres of oats and the threshinp measure was 1.115 bushels, 103 bushels to the acre. That was 173.50 an acre, more than dour.lt tho price paid for the land. "After.

the oats crop he planted the ground to peas. ENTERTAIN FRR SOLDIER BOYS Til Hosfelts Go to Long Beach to Attend the Wedding of Her Brother RIALTO, Sept. 10. (Staff corres pondence of THE SUN.) All ladies of the city ure requested to meet at the Rialto school house Wednesday aft ernoon at 2:30 to discuss matters in the interests of the Red Cross society. Visits Aged Lady Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph WoodxVorth, Mrs. A. C. Woodworth and Mrs.

VI. Robertson motored to Corona yester day to visit Mrs. Katherine MeGuire, who is 107 years of age. Mrs. Mo-Guire lives with her son, Frank Guire, and Mrs.

Frank MeGuire, who Is a first cousin oC Mrs. A. C. Wood-worth. At the ago of 102 Mrs.

MeGuire walked 11 blocks to the home of her grand daughter and back. She now walks about the house, her hearing, is very acute, eyesight fairly good, but memory is failing. Out of a family of 10 children she survived nine and besides helped raise the son's nine children. She was born in 1810 In Indiana and since sho was 100 years of age has pieced a quilt for every grandchild. Wedding Mrs.

F. S. Hosfelt went Saturday to Loag Beaeth and air. Hosfelt will go in the morning to attend tho wedding tomorrow evening of Mrs. Hosfelt's brother, L.

Edwards Gates of Detroit, Michigan, and Miss Fern Knead of Long Beach, formerly of Miss Kean has been in Rialto several times and Mr. Gates makes a visit here every summer. He was accompanied by hie brother, Kelly, also of Detroit. The wedding will occur tomorrow night at the home of the bride's parents at the beach town. Miss Kean, who is especially attractive, will make a lovely bride.

They will be at home to friends, in Detroit after Octobor 1. A stay at the Grand Canyon and many other points of interest will be included in the trip homeward. The Rialto Dancing club Is making big plans for one of their dances to be held in Crowder's hall on, Friday evening of, this I Regular, Meeting' 1 The regular meeting of, the W. U. Will be held at the home-of Mrs.

E- AVilliamson Tuesday afternopn, September 11 at 2:30 o'clock. It has been found necessary to1 again change the date when the Red Cross society will receive a certain amount of the proceeds from the soda fountain and ice cream stand at the F. II. Taylor bakery. Thursday afternoon and evening of this week has been set apart for that occasion.

Ripples Mrs. Bryan, formerly of Gypsum, Kansas, arrived yesterday to visit M.ss Amanda Tinkler, who today with Mrs. Bryan and Miss Odah Fahring, of Holtvllle motored to Riverside for the day. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Green are back from a trip to San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Merrill, Mrs. Clarence Tibbot and daughter June, left for Pasadena this morning to visit the parents of Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Tibbot. A trip to San Diego is also planned.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kingman motored yesterday to Redlands to Visit Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Sedgwick and to San Bernardino to call on Mr. and Mrs. George Dreese. Mr.

and Mrs. S. E. Millan and' son Compton, and three grandsons from northern California, with Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Gregory and his granddaughter Mrs. Hall of Wichita, formed a delightful party yesterday spending the day at Lytle Creek canyon. Mrs.

John Fowler is at Los Angeles ChiSdrcn Cry The Kind You Have Always 1 FINISHED 'Suffers an Injury Many Miles from Medical Attention; Personal Notes STRAWBERRY FLAT. Sot.t. 1(1 (Shift correspondence cf THE SUN.) Tho new cabin for J. HnfE of Df-1 Rosa which is being built on lot 3 in l.lork- iu rapidly assuming home like ap- I pearances under the supervision' Ar. chiteets W.

Campbell and E. Ward, This lot is one of the most desirablo among those for lease at Strawberry nui. nas a fine growth of pine and water is accessible. John Dexter is building an addition to I he G'enn Calkins cabin. Mr.

Ter.v has teenin.ptoving his cabin. John Doter has built a two story storage house and work shop on. his lot. and there, are various other improvemer.U b'jlDg made all over this rapidly gt sort. Mr.

and Mrs. Andv children, including the new baby, hoy, moiorea rrom Riverside Saturday morning to spend a few days in the cabin. This is the baby's first trip to the mountains and is regarded as an event of great importance by the little sister and brother. Mi-, and Mrs. I.

Logan and baby of Riverside are prolonging their stay In the mountains while Mr. Logan Is recovering nicely from his accident which was of a rather serious and unique cnaracter. While on a camping, trip in the northern part of the state this summer Mr. Logan had his pack animal roady for continuing the Journey farther into the wilderness and started to mount the animal. In the pack was a dagger in an imperfect shield.

As he threw his leg across the saddle It struck the dagger which penetrated the flesh to the bone and cut a wide gash. The party was far from habitation and it was several days before medical assistance could be obtained. Comings and Goings 'i J. Huff and daughters, Misses Mazie and Nona, motored from Del Rosa Wednesday. Mr.

Huff returned to the valley same day, but the young ladies remained to visit. Mrs. A. H. Jacobs and-Miss Ella Jacobs.

iliss iIazieHiiff has been, elected.ia the- prinetpalship--of tho-- Del Rosa-school. Miss Nona Huff from the' San Diego state normal school this spring. Miss Gladys Lunablade of Orane-e. and Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Martin of Los Angeles have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terry and family. Rev.

and Mrs. D. B. Loofbourrow and daughters, Misses Ednabel and Fay, have returned to their home In Los Angele3. They were of great assistance In the Sunday school camp fire programs and everything which helps to make Strawberry Flat a fine, clean place where people will have no hesitancy in bringing their families to spend an outing.

Mr. Loofbourrow has leased lot seven in block A and will build his cabin early next spring. O. B. Peck and Vernon Peck of San Bernardino are guests of J.

W. Batch- (Continued on Faze Elglit) and Pasadena ior a week's outing. Mrs. Byron Corbett of Placentla, visited her sister Mrs. Anscn' Peck on Saturday.

Merton Brummer is back from a visit with his parents at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Milam of San Francisco and baby son, Fred, are guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

II. R. Milam. Orange, Lemon and White Heath cling peaches and Freestone peaches. Jerome Allen, Rialto.

9-ll-3t for Fletcher's I fit I Bought has borne tho wltpm- Signature of v-'iiua. ii. nnraiT, unu nas dccu made under his personal jfuporvlsion for over JiO years. Allow no ono to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and.

(Jiist-RK-gool art but experiments, and endanger the health of thildrcn-Lxpericnce against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. For more than thirty years it lias been in constant use fothu relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind, Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating tho Stomach ami Dowels, aids tho a.s-simUatfon of Food; siting healthy and-natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend, The Kind You Have Always Bought 'Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years.