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TEN. THE HUTCHINSON NEWS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922 Public Now Prefers Vegetable Laxatives Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin affords prompt relief in a natural way ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE Thousands of parents are asking THE public is constantly be- themselves, "Where can I find a trustcoming more discriminating worthy, laxative that anyone in the in its choice of things. Those can use when constipated?" urge you to try Syrup, Pepsin.

subject to constipation try to will gladly provide liberal free learn what makes them consti- sample bottle, sufficient for an adequals lest. Write me where to send u. pated, and then Address Dr. W. B.

Caldwell, 515 avoid it. If con- Washington Monticello, Illinois. stipation persists Do it nowl spite of all their efforts they compound of Egyptian senna and take the mildest, pepsin with pleasant-tasting aromost easily tol- matics, and has been satisfacerated laxative torily, sold for 30 years. Unlike obtainable, a and harsher physics it does not not a drastic produce a habit, and increased physic that upsets doses are not required; in fact, it them for days afterwards. As SO trains the stomach muscles over 10 million bottles of Dr.

that in time medicines of all kinds Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are sold can be dispensed with. a year, a large proportion of the people of this country be- Syrup Many Pepsin take a once a teaspoonful week as of a Compothat is this the mild proper, vegetable remedy only health when safeguard. Others for use it for them, and so is. No need required, as, examto take salt waters and powders ple, Mrs. J.

W. Borroughs of that dry up the blood; coal-tar who finds it Little Rock, drugs in candy form that produce equally valuable for herself and skin cruptions, or calomel that the Costa of children, Watsonville, and Mr. Enas whose S. These drugs are "heroic over-effective, weak- family uses it regularly. Try and Dr.

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in griping. constipation, biliousness, piles, The best constipation remedy headaches, sallow complexion, and is the one that moves the bowels to break up fevers and colds. without shock to your system, A generous-size bottle can be had and such a one is Dr. Caldwell's at any drug store, and it costs Syrup Pepsin. It is a vegetable only about a cent a dose' TAKE DR.

CALDWELLS SYRUP PEPSIN Jhe family laxative DE Are Many Kinds of Parasites Preying Upon All Kinds of Life. As was the John J. Walker, who resides Cedar Nashcase.of ville, and is employed at Silberman's Jewelry Co. In speaking of his trouble, he says: For months past I could only work part time, and had a severe hacking cough, my stomach would bloat after eating, and I had shortness of breath, dizziness and a coated tongue. I obtained the Quaker Herb Extract and after taking it, expelled a monster tapeworm, some 31 feet in length.

What happiness and joy this medicine has brought to me, words cannot express. Anyone doubting can write to Mr. Walker and he will be only too glad to testify to the truth of the results secured in his case. The Quaker Health Teacher says: There are political, social, vegetable, animal and human vultures, that are a great impediment to all progress and are the real problems that scientists in all branches are trying to solve. The Quaker Herb with their wonderful Quaker Herb Extract beyond question solved the human problem.

So far as parasites classified under the head of Worms, Tapeworm heading the list of these most annoying disturbers, and is indicated by having dark circles around the eyes, constant picking of the nose, a ravenous appetite, nervousness, ing or fullness after eating, constipation and general weakness are some of the symptoms of Tapeworm and if not expelled will lead to an early death. Quaker Herb Extract will detect and inform you of the presence of this monster in your body, and by applying to us, directions will be given you how to take this medicine and expell this disturber. Quaker Herb Extract can be obtained at Weegner's Drug Store, No. 3 South Main or your nearest dealer. Price $1.00 a bottle or 3 for $2.50.

TRYING TO DECIDE WHO SHOULD MAKE RATES The Matter is Being Talked at Meeting Being Held in Detroit. Detroit, Nov. of the transportation act to clarify the question of jurisdiction of federal and state commissions was one of the major matters for discussion facing the 34th annual convention of the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners which opened here today. A report urging abolition of the railway labor board and the transfer of its functions to the interstate commerce commission and enactment of legislation which would enable the commission to enforce its orders, was submitted to the convention by the association's committee on public ownership. The report said such steps would Pale and Thin Many feel unequal to the daily task.

They are prone to frequent colds or coughs, or are pale and thin. What is needful is rich, nourishing Scott's Emulsion of pure vitamine- bearing cod-liver oil, to help strengthen and build up the vital forces of the body. Build up resistance daily with Scott's Emulsion! Scott Bowne, BloomBeld, N.J, 22-23 testimony, declaring she was a "perjurer" and her story "a stack of manufactured incidents." Indications early today were the case would not go to the jury before Wednesday. MOSES WAS THE BEST JUMPING WAR HORSE Animal Who Served Under Three Flags Took New York Prizes. New York, Nov.

a spirited old war horse with no pedigree, who learned to jump on French battlefields, today held the title of the best jumper among sixty, crack, horses at the National Horse Show. He is a red chestnut and represented the cavalry school at Fort Riley, Kans. In the competition last night, Moses handily disposed of at least a dozen blue ribbon former title holders. He has served under three flags. He was bred in Ireland, and Uncle Sam purchased him from the French during the world war.

Maj. J. A. Barry, who rode him, isn't sure of his age, saying it may be anywhere from twelve to twenty. AN INSURANCE ENIGMA.

Why Is It That Men, Think More of Cars Than Themselves? Insurance men say it is rare for people to voluntarily call for life insurance. "I only recall two instances in several years where people have come to me voluntarily to, ask for life insurance policies," said Ed Benham, a life insurance agent. Ed M. Moore, another agent, says he does not recall a single instance of anyone calling for life, accident or sick insurance, unsolicited. "Men come in and ask for insurance on their jitney, or on their house, or other property," said Mr.

Moore. "But they have to be solicited to take out insurance on themselves. Do they think more of their automobiles than of themselves?" Marriage Licenses. Clarence R. Gantz, Plevna.

.28 Ivie M. Duncan, Alden. .23 Adam Spahn, Offerle. 26 Josephine Dolechek, 21 Ernest A. McClure, .24 Elizabeth Prehelm, Pretty Prairie.

.24 Charles J. Jackson, Hutchinson. .29 Ethel M. Crawford, Curtis J. Olds, Hutchinson "Legal age" Sadie Hoffman, age" David L.

Snell, 22 Erma Sagerty, 17 H. W. Mathes, Hutchinson. .21 Myrtle Carley, Hutchinson, ..18 James M. Cline, Hutchinson.

26 Bessie Irena Dunbar, 17 Harold V. Hadley, .35 Mary E. Berger, Salina. .33 Ervin J. Yoder, Haven.

.22 Barbara N. Eash, ......21 W. L. Weigel, "Legal age" Minnie Austin, Skiatook, "Legal age" First M. E.

Ladies Aid Bazaar. Dec.8. 14-12t Drug Specials SUBURBAN DAY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922 $2.50 Hot Water Bottle, Special $1.99 $3.00 Hot Water Bottle, Special $2.59 $2.50 Fountain Syringe, Special $1.99 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil, Special 1 lb. Milk Magnesia, Special. 39c 1 lb.

Mineral Oil, Special Creme Oil Soap, Special, 16 for $1.00 Palm Olive Soap, Special, 13 for $1.00 10c Hard Water Castile Soap, Special 12 for $1.00 Big Ben Toilet Paper, Special, 12 for $1.00 Pepsodent Tooth Paste, Special 39c Pebecco Tooth Paste, Special 39c Fred Weesner No. 3 S. Main. DRUGS Phone 168. Buster Brown Shoes Punch Judy Shoes for Children.

for Children. (in A gmpbelly BooteryCommencing Tomorrow NOVEMBER SALE OF MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Offering New Styles at Great Savings Every person who understands the significance of a CAIN CAMPBELL SHOE SALE will make it a point to be here tomorrow and the rest of this week. These shoes are all standard makes--the finest quality obtainable, and selling in our regular stock at greatly in advance of these prices. See the styles and values in our windows. $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 Women's and Children's Women's or girls' low heel In this lot you will find hi-shoes in Black or brown shoes or oxfords in new most any style oxford or hi-shoe.

New styles in both calf or kid--with low heel styles and most all sizes. low and medium heels. or high heels. Arranged on Also a lot of broken sizes Come in for early the best tables. for men.

selection. All sizes. $3.95 $4.95 $5 95 One Lot Boys' Shoes (sizes 5 to6), $5 $2.95 One Lot Child's Black Kid Shoes (6 to 8) for One Lot Misses' Black Shoes (12 to 2) for. $3.45 Women's Black Kid Bourdoir Slippers (Xmas Presents). Gin st Bootery Edwin Clapp Shoes Onyx Hose for Men for Men.

14 NORTH MAIN and Womeen. Graber's Special For Suburban Day HUGRO," You The Wonder Broom water your Outwears them all. Guaranteed last to as long HUGRO as two of the old style brooms costing $1.00 each, like a plant, Special Wednesday it makes it grow new Only 35c aphin When the fibre shows a tendency to curl, it's a sign that the Hugro needs a drink. Simply let it stand in water for a minute or so, (as shown below) and presently the fibre is fine and straight and your Hugro is as good as before. You save the difference, and the Hugro is far better for rugs and carpets, as it will not injure the finest goods.

Wednesday Only--None laid away- -None delivered -No phone orders--None to children- Call in person. GRABER FURNITURE CO. Corner of A and Main In answering advertisements, please mention The News. Petey Dink. This System's All Wrong By C.

A. Voight. I'VE A GOOD MIND TO GET WHAT'S THE THIS IS TERRIBLE CAN'T SLEEP A WINK UP AND READ OR SOMETHING FIGHT MILLION THREE THOUSAND MATTERAREN'T THIS IS I'LL GO IT'S NO USE- -I SIMPLY CANNOT SIXTY -Two- YOU ASLEEP NET I FOUR HUNDRED AND INSANE- HERE IT IS. SLEEP FIGHT MILLION THREE THOUSAND DIDN'T IT FOUR O'CLOCK A'READY. FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY- TWO- WORK ILL TELL YOU A GOOD FIGHT MILLION- ETWAY TO GET TO SLEEP OH, IMAGINE A LOT OF Do KEEP SHEEP IN A PEACEFULL QUIET PETEY MEADOW AND TRY TO DEAR.

COUNT THEM -NES, FELL ASLEEP BUT, I DREAMT THAT HERD OF SHEEP STAMPEDED AND RAN OVER ME AND IT WAKED ME UP AGAINMAY. WEATHER HALTS PAVEMENT WORK Stamey-Mackey Company Probably Will Resume Brick Laying Tomorrow, However. Shut down for several days because of the heavy rains, the StameyMackey Construction company plans to resume work tomorrow on laying brick on section of federal aid hard road project No. 27. The concrete mixer probably will be started again Thursday, providing the weather is sufficiently mild.

The contractors have approximately one section of base and two sections of brick to complete this 15-mile stretch of pavement which will give a paved highway from Hutchinson to the county line west of Sylvia. Almost ten and one-half miles of base is laid and the brick laying gang has five and three miles laid. Five miles of completed pavement is ed. Delayed Start Too Long. This pavement job would have been finished, County Engineer W.

A. Stacy said today, had the contractors began work immed.ately after the letting, or at least within a few weeks. It was more than two months after the letting on April 21 before the first base was laid. The intervening time was spent prospecting for gravel more close the project. Since starting the contractors have lost 19 days because of rain and 9 days because of lack of cement.

Plenty of cement is on hand now and nothing but weather will shut off work. Might Finish It. Prospects of finishing the remaining four and one-half miles of base are remote, Mr. Stacy says. There have been winters when it would be possible to work up into December but November generally sees the last of concrete work.

The brick laying gang can be assembled more easily and probably will work intermittently until it has caught up with the completed base. "My guess would be that we would finish perhaps a mile a half or two miles more of base," said Mr. Stacy. "We probably will have three miles untouched. This can be put in such shape however that it can be used during the winter." IF SKIN BREAKS OUT, IS FIERY, ITCHY OR ROUGH, USE SULPHUR Just the moment you apply Mentho-Sulphur to an itching, burning or broken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, says a noted skin specialist.

This sulphur preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, that nothing has ever been found to take its place. Because of its germ destroying properties, it quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do not have to wait for improvement. It quickly shows. You can get a little jar of Rowles MenthoSulphur at any drug store.

prevent a a a a a a a a recurrence of the recent strike, and retard sentiment in favor of public ownership. The report said sentiment for public ownership was growing. A Dual Control. It was claimed by the report that with the labor board and interstate commerce commission functioning a dual control was established that had proved a failure and the system was wrong in principle. "It appeared at the time of this strike that the walkout was welcomed by the railroads," the report "This highly expensive experiment has shown conclusively that it is impractical to have two separate constituted governmental agencies endeavoring to regulate and control the nation's transportation systems.

The policy is inconsistent, unsound and unjust. It is as foolish as it would be to have two boards of directors for a single bank." PHOTO PRINT AGENCY HERE. Miss lone Aspey Adds New Line to Her Business. Miss Ione Aspey, manager of the Hutchinson Blue Print Supply Co, in the Interurban Station has accepted the local agency of the Gallup Map and Supply Co. of Kansas City, which manufacturers photo prints of any size and design.

She can secure photo prints of any size of any documents of which exact duplicates may be desired. Army discharges can be photographed and prints of pocket size be made so that ex-soldiers may carry an exact copy of their credentials with them at all times, she says. Yeomen Free Dance. The Yeomen will give a dance for members and their friends Wednesday evening the 15th at the hall North Main. 14-2t MANSLAUGHTER AT WORST.

-It Is Either That or Acquittal for a Los Angeles Woman. Los Angeles, Nov. or, at the worst, manslaughter. Those are the only possible verdicts in the case of Mrs. Clara Phillips, on trial for the murder of Mrs.

Alberta Tremaine Meadows, according to Bertram Herrington, chief defense counsel, who, after taking up all of yester-1 day's sessions with his arguments to the jury, was expected to continue through much of today. Mr. Herrington 'pleaded acquittal, declaring it was Mrs. Peggy Caffee, star witness for the state, and not Mrs. Phillips, who struck the hammer blows which brought death to Mrs.

Meadows. He attacked Mre. Caffee's.