The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 6

LAJ LAJ rARE FIX SAX BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1920 HW. BORING. weil-to-do Kama farmer, ht haa gnd twenty pounds In weight and In better general health than ha haa been In yeart emce taking Tanlae. TV- i ji ll i.u.. fjm fdded.

Mr. Mar- rtiuhle. bie in I twenty ruBl fc the San Ber in wel(rb. and t. Candy Kitchen at Third and tea tfc.n for r.

trceta and It la more than l.kely unci? 1 til i promioent ana wn-hmio i.uui'i Ing at rark. 'During two auflired i tried everything I knew of to g. re- lf. but nothing -eemeU to read. n.y, cae until I tried Tanlac.

appe tite waa noor and my digestion waa an bad 1 could hardly retain my food. nine acreea wim air, mn waa almoM a confirmed dape tlc.j My whole ryatem aecnied to be out of rhape. I would have palna acrofa the email of my back bad at timca i could hardly move around. "My nerrca were all unatrung and I would bciorae up-act at the leant little thing. I a.ldora alcpt well ar Bight and.

fliully. became ao weak and run-down that I loat weight rap idly. I waa also troubled a great deal with catarrh and of mornlngi had to epend a half hour or more clearing up mv head. "This I Ju the condition I waa In when I began taking Tanlac tvnd it certainly ha been ble.Mng to me. It Juct aeenied to be made especially for my case.

I improved from the very firt. My dia'stion now la perfect and recardlc? of what I cat I never auffer any bad dfler effecta. "The paina my back have entirely The catarrh haa left me, too. an I my h-ad la pr-fectly clear. I am no longer nervou and reat well every night I have regained my Int welitht and am feeling better and uronger than 1 have In years.

I am going to keep Tanlac in my house so it will be handy at all timea." -Tanlac ia old In Pan Bernardino by Towne-Alllson Drug Co. and the leading druggist in every town. Adv, Look at Tongue! Remove Poisons From Stomach, Liver and Bowels "SHOP IF FIBS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE Accept -California" Syrup of Flga only-look for the name California the loCa' fn on the pacLage. then you are 8urelnever head an your child is having he best and I thl "neouraged the most harmless laxative or physic for Crimson and Gold representatives, the little stomach, liver and bowels. The crowd went mad.

Children love its delicious fruity I The game was a speedy one In tacte. Full direction for child's! spite of the one-sided score and doee on each bottle. Cive it without! though the visitors gave the C. H. S.

eear i boys a run for their money, they Mother! You must say were outplayed at every turn, i er-iR" feet team work on behalf of the lo nla." STOMACH 0. K. Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness and Gases ended with "Pape's Diapepsin" Millions of people know that it needless to be bothered with indi gestion, dyspepsia or a disordered Ktomach. A few tablpta of Pape's Diapepsin neutralize acidity and give relief at once. When your meals don't fit and you feel uncomfortable, when you belch gases, acids or raise sour, undigested food.

When you feel lumps of indi-peKtlon pain, heartburn or headache, from acidity, just eat a tablet of Pape's Diapepsin and the stomach distress is gone. The cost is to little. The benefits to great. You. too, will be a Diapep-fin enthusiast afterwards.

ANKER'S 455 Third Street In to S. to to In ENGAGEMENT TOLD IT PRETTY Pin Miss Marjorie George Will Be Bride of Joel Martin; High School Team Winner (Special Staff Corrtapoadaaral COLTON. lo Announce- FO GDLTON ment of the ensMgemmt and P-J A inti-rei-ting and unique marriage of few pf 5Umiay rv, mng services will people oi me town could create quite mi- uurrv in mm that mali of Miss Marjorie C.oorp and Joel nimn beginning after Factor Thev itntilM.l ih rry minnsph.ie tin- Mar: in will occasion. Though Cu-im in'fUde special talka for former' s'ramcnt." a Hi- Pavar- I ly Ut I Vk ho re 'living In nm otitMde the Intimate frii-mla or ine.wl!, h0cUl (0Vkng III or- nm.t the role of the I'lirifl'if lm-er popular couple who hae known'j. (hat reunion of the former mortal.

There too. waa lu i.r..tii.r the rncngement and fo the an-j maV affected. Smlrea. ho playr! the part of r. af.ectlonate In.ereM by a large clr cle of acquaintance.

I Plana for the wedding have not bern divulged. It la rumored, how-. ever, that early June, at the lateat future. ut ci.y be their home M.n (J.xirce la the daughter of V. until aiiu iiiv a at naaw m.ju..,., of two yeara.

She la a native of Colton and a graduate of the high achool In the rlaaa of 191S. She la hor cir only by her acquaintance. Mr. Martin la the youngect son of Mr. and Mra.

John H. Martin or Wet treet and for many year haa been In the candy -He haa resided In Colton rlnce he waa 1 years or age ami tor almost two i years waa proprietor of the Candy Palace. In which he had been in partnership with Oakley Walker for aevcral years preceding. He a young man of fine principles and admirable characteristics. The first of tne prenupt.ai event to honor the lovely a miscellaneous niorr wunu iw place last evening at the Martin home.

Hostesses were Mrs. George Burch and Miss Anne Martin, and participating In the pretty courtesy were a score of friends and relatives of Miss George. The honoree entered the Martin home by the back door at the request of her hohtessca and was blindfolded before i-he was led into the midfit of the circle of expectant guests. She waa teated on a chair placed In the wide doorway between the living rooms and directly beneath an Inverted green silk parasol. At a given signal, this was upset and dow tumbled a myriad of dainty packages containing all manner of pretty and useful things for brides-elect.

Other heavier gifts were placed at the youn? woman's feet so that, when the blind was removed i-he found a small mountain of packages to unwrap. La'er in the evening. Miss Martin led the way to the Candy Talace for refreshments of pink and white Ice cream with orange syrup. A long table had been spread for the occasion and Jonquils, the cheery flowers which had also decorated the Martin home, were used effectively in its ornamentation. Bon-bon cupa were also In yellow and these were filled with candy hearts.

Invited to share In the courtesy for Miss George were Mrs. Alice George. Mrs. John Martin. Mrs.

William Cocking. Mrs. Lester Maloney of San Bernardino; Mrs. Alfred George. Mrs.

Charles Medhurst, Earl Stucbberry. Mrs. Milton Bennett, Mrs. C. 1.

Markham, the Misses Marie DcArmond. Gertujde Ham, Gladys Pepper, Delia Andrews, Annie Waters, LaVanche Porter, Joy Oar lock and Doro'hy' Markham. Colton high is si ill in the rac for the Southern California basketball championship, having defeated the San Fernando team today by a score of 1 to 29. Its next and last opponent will be the winner of the i Long Beach-Orange game. Approximately 400 people Eaw to- cal team probably won the game Mrs.

Hattie McCoy left at 4 o'clock this afternoon for Terre Haute. called by thf death of her brothers wife, Mrs. Thomas McCoy. She will remain in the eat indefinitely and her absence, her Fister, Mrs. Reeves, will look after the Watanee.

Mrs. McCoy is survived by her husband and tseven children, the eld est of whom is 13 years old. M. L. Winn of Yuma.

has purchaned the J. Brewer property at 644 East street, expecting make it his home. Though his interests are in Yuma, where be has ranch on which he is raising col ton, Mr. Winn is in Colton and will take possession of the house as quickly as the present tenant, Mrs. Roberts, can secure other quarters.

Judge and Mrs. J. B. Hanna and daughter. Miss Tacie, their house-guest, Mrs.

Theodore C. Kelly; the Wilson Hannas and the Charles Creals spent Sunday at Camp Cajon where a delicious picnic luncheon, which hot dishes were added by-means of the stoves provided in the grove, was enjoyed at noon. Mrs. Kelly left the next day for Texas join her husband. Mis Pearl Hurd, who has acted the capacity of bookkeeper for the Colton office of the Citrus Belt Gas Co.

for more than Eix years, hs rPRfened. She will give up the work. Saturday and leave for Ventura to Join her parents. Miss Pearl Rex will succeed her. A little bird everybody, knows I mhat a vise bird it Is baa been telling that Mla Hurd In lo become lue brida of a very popular Southern Pacific employe within the near future, but no far Mla Hurd' admin-alon baa been lacking, though alio haa not denied the rumor.

At laat night' meeting of the Col-ton Post. No. 153, ot the American Legion, the adj nut eJ compensation bill waa endorsed by rx service men attending. Another mailer of buslnc which rame before the meeting waa the queailon of Joining In the campaign for rending fresh and canned fruli to the soldiers an 1 aallora In the hospital. The local poat will tend orangea to Lettcrruan ho-plial.

han r'ranclhco. Other communicationa from head- oniric urre read and acted uu. be conducted by the Uev. Harry' nf Pr nhvli-rliill 1 Jt Ih manent orgnnlzailon of the anoua Hate gOUp. i r.

i in Tooperatlng with Mr. Leeda preparing for the eervlce la Mra. B. OlUer and al.e will welcome any auggcMiona which might nuke the r.M.v.n,. intinntine.

Her rr rr i. iini 411 POMoffiie addrc.a a llox 4UI. a.c The neil aeraion Of the Grand Woman- 4'hlh Will be held the Cwrge home Friday Mr Caatle und Mra.j' afternoon with Heath bo.tc.ai-a Thn ubiecta for Mudy aro "lulld Ufe in Many Lands" and 'Child Welfare." It la Loped that Mrs. Kammeir. nurse In the public clinic In San It.

rnardlno. may be aecurod as speaker of the day. G. C. Colvin ia rejoicing in tho very probably recovery of hia Ford, which waa stolen from In front of the Methodist church Sunday night.

An automobile answering to the do- i i ne i rnp und renort BIT I 11 1 VI Vl'lllll w. ihr. name of Colvir, has been found at Uryman, a small town Just beyond Victor-vllle. It ia being held there until Identified by It owner. Another .61 of an Inch of very i ratn foil 1.1HL tllCht DU fM.

mfirninc. brlnsinE a clear rfav in It wake. The heaon a total! now stands at IDS inches against 8 16 lnchca to date last year. Twenty mothers and members of the Light Bearers Society, one oi the Junior organizations oi me woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church, were guests of Jhe women of the senior noclety yesterday afternoon. A the annual meetins.

and only the second of Us kind held bv the rociety. the gatherings of little folk, who are for the most part primary students, waa as happy a one as could be seen. Ten of the cradle roll babies were there and they Joined lustily in the alng-lnu. The program was presented entirely by the children. They sang their own selections.

"Sunbeams" and "Jesus Loves Me," and there was a pretty motion song beside. lxrecn Horsfield gave a recitation and sang a solo while Carol Rutherford also contributed a recitation. The children said their own lifle prayer. Following the program, the little babies were given animal crackers for refreshments while their larger brothers and sisters enjoyed wafers and their mothers chatted over their tea cups. The parlors of the church, where the session was held, were decorated with poppies.

Spokes Mrs. Grant Mclntyre of San Bernardino and her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Frank Mclntyre, of Ogdcn. Utah, and daughter.

Ruth, were guests today at the Fred Lynch home. Mr. and Mrs. K. D.

Bailey and J. N. Burson motored to Los Angeles early this morning lo remain until tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs.

('. W. Henderson, Mrs. John Doty and son. Burt, drove to Los Angeles today.

Mrs. Henderson will remain for a weeks visit with her sister, the others returning this evening. P. S. Lynch of Colorado, who has winter at the home of his son.

Fred Lyncn- returned from a two weens visn Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Oliver and two sons.

Clifton and Rutherford, who recenllv purchased the John Turnball ranch on the Bloomington road, have become ensconsed In their new home. The Turnbulls have rented the Norton property near Bloom- Francis Vaughan, son of Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred Vaughan, will leave the last of the month for San Francisco, from which port he will sail April 3 on the U. S.

S. Venezuela for Honk Kong. China. Mr- Vaughan will visit for a few days prior to sailing with friends at the Lniver-sitv of California and at Stanford. Henry Horton of Loa Angeles was In town yesterday and today to look over his property on North Lightn atreet A TEXAS WONDER The Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, weak and lame back, rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and -women.

Regulates bladder troubles In children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1.23. One small bottle is two montns treatment, and often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr.

E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive St. Louis, Mo.

Sold by druggists. Adv. C. Meyer for reliable seeds and seed potatoes. RESTFUL RESULTS FOR MEN Only a person who has experienced that awful "all night" cough that sometimes follows influenza can appreciate what a good night's sleep can be.

Mrs. Annie Davison, 2080 Myrtle Long Beach, writes: "The result of using Foley's Honey and Tar was a restful one for me." Foley's Honey and Tar checks harsh, racking coughs; eases wheezy breath ing: atops tickling In throat; covers raw, Irritated surfaces with a soothing, healing coatiag. Sold everywhere, lit i I PASSION PUB 15 LECTURE SUBJECT Pictorial Representation of Famed Drama at Methodist Church Tomorrow Night Announcement of fie ph tonal rep. rcirntu tlon pf the Passion n.iy lo le given ty Or. J.

M. Wilkinson at the l-'lmt Methodist Chuch tomorrow cw-nihB ut o'clock. aroused pleasurable anticipation mining Ihnse who have never It. nn.1 tin reeullrd many of the most wondriful dnya In the Uvea of those who have itncsHrd It. Pr.

Wilkinson .1 Vf he rei the Ai.otole John. Pr. I- I. rnn- inmnuir wun no inr n' ii. the wonderful prodiicllon.

und In t'l" i t(. 0f hi own lniprei.hiona of the paion Sacrament." lie viaited In OPerammergati both In and the latter eir hetnB the l.iM which the pln haa been riven, Thp na, alnee the Seventernth century In tn. Invetv vtllaae of Olirrninniereaii l.y the H.i nrlull Villager HirmoHvcH. audi great preparationa have Peen throtich the mirrevalve vr.ir. PM throuch the aucrelve year-.

The, l.n lliilir in mini 11 1 made tnnny hundred of enr by the villarera lo rxprms thrlr gratitude lor the ceanntlon of a plague. Kvery decade until before the war It was t.ie big attraction which drew irnvcVr from all over the world. Less to World Dr. Wliklnnon thinks that the dr. atructton of this great world drani.i aa a result of PriisMlun militarism I one of the grentrnt lonara to the 'lirl-tlon world, not excepting even the ilr-truetlon of the at Kt.cl.ns.

For the cathedra, will be luil't affitn but It la doubtful whether the Passion Pluy will ever be given nealn In the beautiful valley of the Amntee. for so many of the nctors who part were killed In the wnr. Hut the Idea has been conceived that It might become a rart of the romance and charm of Southern California, tnurh as Mill III 1M PUll' Mt I II tt III'1 I'I'a'lI .1 i.hv iw-n to that cn-l. No camera In allowed in the trrr.it theatee at I tberan.mercau while tlir plav la going on. the wonderful colore.

I pictures wnirn it. iiKinson im ni 1)iiMrMr ppuri Mng mvr rom lillirn from rehear-1 pictures whlrh Pr. Wilkinson chows toi hhIh. and Ihone who have eon Ihenii and have witnessed thr drama nay) that they nre remarkab'e reprodur-j tlon of thr wenrM aeliiallv enacted.) Before Huge Crowds "The pRflHion Piny" I one of a score I of ptctorlalu whlrh Pr. Wilk.nhnn gave, for five years In the great Masxey ball In Toronto to great audience of 4000 people.

lie has traveled extenclv ely. and ban given this lecture In moot of! the leading cities and towns of the' country. IjikX Sunday evening he gave It at the Temple Auditorium In Iy i Angelea before the largest audience of years. The building was parked ton before the time of the lecture, many were turned away. Ir.

Bn.ugh-er. always tip-to-thc. minute on worthwhile things, recommends It highly. People of the city generally have rome to expert the very best In entertainments from the Kirst Methodist Church. Hnd this one given under the auspic es of the Kpworth League, will but add another to the many educational and Inspirational programs have been the order of Hie day.

A silver offering will be taken. ill' II FAMILY FEUD Esther Ashdown yesterday opened another chapter of the strange family feud when she filed suit for divorce against lgar T. Ashdown. The day previous William Ashdown filed suit for divorce from Nora N. A'hdown.

William Ashdown is charged by his cousin. Kdgar T. Ashdown, with battery, and the part that the two wives are to take In the trial as witnesses is the basis of much speculation. Report has it, and the divorce actions might seem to indicate it. that both will oppose their husbands In the court trial of William Ashdown.

Charges of undue attentions are flying back and forth Attorneys Daley Byrne represent Mrs. Ksther Ashdown in her divorce action and likewise William Ashdown in his suit for a separation from his wife. Attorneys Allison Dickson repre sent the other side in the feud. White Bus Line is to take the new name of the Motor Transit Company for its extensive orations in Southern California. This is the company which recently purchased the San Bernardino Mountain Auto Line.

All cars are to be painted yellow. Arrangements are being made for the union depot for the various lines of the company that will operate into Han Bernardino. There will bo big freight astation and repair plant in connection with the depot. A deal will shortly he closed for this depot. Effective May 1 the company will operate special mountain service out of Los AngeleH to connect with the stages here.

One car will leave Los Angeles at 8 a. tn. and the second ut 2 p. m. The Pacific Electric will operate a service connecting with the stages here, to leave Los Angeles at 9 a.

m. and 2:30 p. m. CONFISCATE WINE SAN JOSE. March 10.

A win and champagne stock valued at $2000 which was on display at the Chamber of Commerce rooms here as a part of an exhibit of county products was seized by representatives of the federal prohibition enforcement officer today on the ground that the display was in violation of the law. a BOMB ICE JAM PORT TJEPOSIT. March 10. The aerial bombardment of the Ice jam In the Susquehanna river, which extends several miles below here, will be resumed this afternoon by the army. aviators, who all day yesterday drop-! ped bomb after bomb In their attempt lo dislodge the gorge- SECOND DIVORCE NiE GIVEN AUTD 805 LI mi Keep Your Skin Clear By Using Cuticura Tli Sran.

daily uiir in IJ-t, rlr4ntrs nd punfie. iht (hnimtit fcwuhrt and Iwala lull lit if it to iw. rourrrvrvi rr pttitlr utwura 1'aVum fH-4liri and c'U lh akin and ovirrimr hr-vy pi. apnaiMn. Ikm'ttr, tirhahittU.

liiununr, Mf'tUkwW Wall kA lnfi bf at HM a r.t lintttia. le Grow Your Hair FREE RECIPE Iftrr Mnr alnnd tntillr hlH a K'W Tork bunnr.i mm gr-w h.r ind a (iroliftr (rowtb at of till hlrh il. tend th fnuin rmi frro oo requrtt to nir in an ur wvinin lahea la ofrrmat aandmfl or iron t- tair (rowth. Or trlin( l.ux at rl-ration, hotalte. will be oijiII m.iix rrni if ou '0d 10 lomi ut l.rr.

Ilia aj.lrvaa ia Jnhn li. llnuaJI, tlT 301. UlalljD V. Near York. K.

X. Dean H. E. Van Norman Talks to Directors; Delegates to Go North Dean II. K.

Van Norman of tr.c Divls farm delivered an l-i'i r- esiinj a'lclresa at the recular meeting yesterday of the director of the county firm bureau. lo give the bureau the benefit of hia rxperlenee tn the handling of farm bureau work. Prof. Ijcrny H. Smlih of Berkeley, assistant state Ir.ider for bureaus, told of the work by other bureaus of the state.

It was an.ioiineed that junior f.irm center will be formed at Chaff, High S'iiool. Ontario, und the hair-man of lie hoard of direrlora will lo given sejit on the irm bit'-rati board. Many property owners In the Ontario dirtriet are Mining the agree-menl to plant eucalyptus tt.es for wind-break purposes. President It. peters, In reporting on the stale farm bureau meeting, nn-nouneed the state hoard went on tee.

ord as opposing the abolishment of th farm bureau co-operative oisanu.e tlon. Three delegates of the lor bureau Will elec-led. it was derided, to ike the conference trip whi.ii will Mart at Berkeley. March and terminate at Redding afler a week's Jaunt. The ti nj effj a zJ et i 1 of the li'lp by the leb Hum San Bernardino.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Swansnn yesterday filed suit for divorce trom Lieutenant Ernest A. Swan son, foiled States Navy, retired, charging cruelty. For a number rf months il has been known by Swanson'H friends here that she hud separated from the naval officer. The whereabouts of l.bu-tenanl Swunson are unknown to Mrs.

Swanson. lie left her abruptly in J.os Angeles early In the winter anil wan last heard of in Iowa. He retired from the navy. The Swansons lived for a number of years at San Diego, where the lieutenant was stationed. Swunson -was an Inva'id for several years and how Mrs.

Swanson nursed him bark to health was known to her friends here, und his course In later years was the subject of criticism. Swanson la a graduate of Annapolis. Mrs. Swanson recently purchased resirince here and is again making this city her home. Attorneys Hodge filed the divorce action yesterday, Wilmot T.

Smith, president of the Farmers Exchange National P.iink, will he the purchaser of the M. ('. McKenny home at Fifth and rYanklin Streets as soon as the abstract company can complete the certificate of title. The papers are In escrow. The purchase price is $7000.

The house contains eight rooms and Is on a lot 60x150 feet. COLDS breed and Spread INFLUENZA KILL THE COLD AT ONCE WITH li ILL'S 4fK CASCARAkfQUININ JtWh. Sundird cold remedy for 20 years in tablet lorm opiatea breika up 1 com in Iioura relieve Money back It it iuii. in. nuin box top WIS" picture.

At All Drug SlarM Phona 671 JOHN SUVERKRUP 238 8t Oregon Pine, Redwood, Lumber, Shingles, Shakes, Lath, Sash and Doors, Lime, Cement, Plaater. farm mm i am session' WIFE SUES NIL Mil FOU DiVDRGE 1k I I ACME QUALITY MOUSE PAINT Leok at the eavei of yiur house, there around the raln-ap" look at those chuitero and window-mils. They should be protected at once by Acme Quality Houae Paint. It la cheaper to paint than to repair. Save the aurface and ycj save all.

Decay atarta at the aurfaee. Co should protection. You insure your bouse against fire. What about decay? Take out a little paint insurance. Have your painter proide you with Acme Quality paint Insurance.

He can get it foe you here. Geo. M. Cooley Co. 38! Third Street Pioneer Hardware Folke We Give S.

II. Stamps Hina.Mi.wftrui,'t iu mnnrmmnomatm Sensible shoes for jcnsible men shoes that fit well, wear well, look wellthese are Buckhect Shoes. "Extra service every step, comfort every minute" is more than a slogan fact stitched into every Buckhecht Shoe. BUCKgECHT Ik'CKHECHT Shoes for you for active men in all walks of lifs are sold in a variety of styles and leathers from to $1 2 by principal shoe dealers in the West For Sato in San Bernardino By J. B.

FRITH SHOE STORE Stewart Hotel Block BUCKINGHAM HECHT MANUFACTURERS Sim thi larlyjifliei SAN FRANCISCO.1 III, BK PEOPLE Guaranteed to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Streng Vigor and Nerve Force Weak, thin people men or women are nearly always nervous wrecks-; i thus conclusively proving that thin-j ne.ss, weakness, debility and r.usas-j thenia, ate Invariably die lo; nerve starvation. Feed your nerves and all these symptoms due to ncrvoi starvation will disappear. Eminent specialists state that the, besf nerve food Is an organic jihos-i phate known anions druggists at rive-grain tablet of which should hn tnken with each; meal. Being a genuine nerve builder, and not a stimulant or hahit-foi ming drug, Bitro-Phosphnto can safe be taken by the weakest "and most deli-; cate sufferer, and the results follow Make Your Cooking a Pleasure With electric chafing dishes, toasters and coffoc pots. So easy and economical.

Buy frim our eloctrlc appliance dealer. Southern California Edison Company 450 Street Dr. A. C. TUCKIiR DENTIST 318 Kafz Bidg.

i it a ing its uso are often simply astonish-ing. Weak, tired people regain strenKth and vigor; thinness and angularity give way to plumpness and curves; sleep returns lo tho sleepless; confidence and cheerfulness replace debility and gloom; dull eyes become bright, and pale, sunken cheeks re. gain the pink clow of health. Bltro I'hnsphate, tho use of which is Inexpensive, also wonderfully promqtes the assimilation of food, so much so lhat many people report marked gaina of weight. In a few weeks.

CAUTION: Although bltro-phos-phate Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness, sleeplessness and general weakness, it should not, owing to iis remarkable flesh-growing properties, be used by anyone who doca not desire to put on flesh. Adv. BICYCLES and Sporting Goods F.M.JONES SALES CO. 575 Third St. phone 1799 E.

H. NETT, Mgr. -n i.uw is th time Tor planting you." spring garden, alfalfa seed and potatoes. C. Meyer about it.

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