The Salina Evening Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 9

vi Ail Choired Up Vitli Catarrh? Why Continue Makeshift Treatment? i i u-U'uuu Kyi Spra3rs and douches will never cure yen. Catarrh is annoying enough when it chokes up your nostras and air passages, causing painful and difficult breathing and other discomforts. But the real danger comes when it reaches down into your lunps This is you should at tmce realize the importance) of the proper treatment, and lose no time with vorthless reme 1 mm Tie IFiiiicfiii if to tomdlsiiraL ffl (Indiana) jflM 111 ilMtl 111 "llll 111 111 Si" 1 wii'tii'-ifi in iii iii in in iii iii in lit mmirfTn nini in mst- nnME Standard Oil Company of Indiana is a rcat' service or-v ganization whose cKicf function is to serve the public vcll by buying crude oil wherever it may be obtained; by reiinin. it into numberless products, useful, helpful, and necessa ry to the well-being of Hit world, and by, distributing these products widely, so that they shall be instantly available to the consumer wherever he may live. Henneries and Imlk storage, occupying thousands of acres and representing a cash investment of tens of millions of dollars, are required, to keep the How of products steady.

Distributing centers from which Standard Oil products are delivered to individual customers are maintained at more than four thousand points in cleven.statcs. Thousands of motor trucks, which' deliver the products to our customers, round out the most complete distribution system in the world. CD C3 ca CO SEE BUSH SEE BETTERC YOU CANNOT RUN AWAY FROM A WEAKNESS. YOU MUST FIGHT IT OUT OR PERISH! So said Robert LouisStevenson. If this is triie, what art awful fight some people have in trying to fight! off the uso of spectacles and then-lost out and perish in the end.

The proper glasses will help you not only to win the fight but will make you. stronger mentally, will not only help you to grasp the opportunities but to make them as well. dies which to.uch only the surface. To be rid of Catarrh, you must drive the disease germs out of your blood. Splendid results have been reported from the use of S.

S. which completely rout from your blood the Catarrh germs, for which it 13 a perfect antidote. S. S. S.

is sold by all druggists. It you wish medical advice as to the treatment ofyour' own individual case, write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Dept. U. Atlanta. Ga.

The Time sssa National Banfc KANSAS i iff -mi n' I 1 Scaled TJfiht Kept Rifihf 4 In addition to these necessities, the Standard Oil Company maintains at nil "'times sudicier.t additional equipment to meet any emergency. This was proved by the efficient work of the Company during the trying days of the great" world war. VICTIM OF II UN- Harvey Montgomery Believed Killed, Uncertain as Yet WILSON, April 21 Mrs. Christena Bush-lfcmbrough received a telegram last Thursday from the government stating that her son, Harvey Montgomery, had been killed while in the line of duty, in France. She was unable to jet any details, but as Harvey was an ambulance driver, it is thought that he met with some kind of accident.

The telegram gave as the date of his death March 17, but "as she had received a paper from her son with a March 17 date line and the wrapper addressed in Harvey's handwriting, she is living la hopes that there is some mistake about the news of the telegram. The. govern ment has made mistakes before and perhaps this is one of them. Mrs. Bush had three sons in the ar my in France, the youngest, James having returned about a month ago.

The oldest son. Ed, is still over there and she had expected that he and Harvey would both be coming home within a few weeks. We hope this news is a mistake and that she will sec her two oris alive and well within a short time. ALTON MILL, BURNS Third Time Has Rurnrd Incurring Ijitrge Damage ALTON, April 21 Miller Brothers, the Alton millers, met with disaster Monday night, when their big mill' a that place was entirely destroyed by fire of origin. The building was erected about three years ago aft er the destruction of the Storer mill by similar fire.

This is the third time the mill at Alton has been burned, the irst being W. Bush's mill built in 1X74. which had scarcely been comple ted before fire destroyed the interior, it being a stone structure. Mr. Bush re- laced the machinery, and opera- cd the mill for years before selling out.

J. M. Storer owned-the mill at the timo the second fire gutted it, selling the business to Miller siftvr buildimr frame structure filled with" the most modern machinery, some rods farther ast than the original site. The loss to Miller Bros, has not been estimated. so far as has been heard.

They carried nsu ranee on the property. BACK FROM HUN FIGHT Milton Marzolf, in Argonne Battle and Also Taken Prisoner GLEN ELDER, April 21 Milton Marzolf. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mar zolf of Walnut Creek township arrived home last Saturday evening with his discharge from Uncle Sam's Army.

Few boys who entered the service saw harder fighting or more hardships than Mil ton. After forty days in the trenches ho was captured in the lwttle of the (rgonne forest -and was reported by the government is dead. His parents mourned him as dead for several weeks, and finally he was reported in a Ger man prison camp. Here he suffered many hardships, but was finally re- leased and taken back to" his company. Milton is looking fine and healthy.

He says he never felt better in his life uid that he thinks it a miracle that he or any of Lis cnums escaped the Ger man machine gun fire in the Argonhe battle. WAS HIT BY POLE Prop Cuts Itrge Gash in Head -Sev- erai Utilities Taken STOCKTON. April 21 Last 4 Friday afteioon Oscar Gibbs started down the ftfeet on the north side where tiie men were at work putting back in place the awning that came down la the and as he came opposite, a 2x4 which was being used as a prop the piece of lumber slipped out from under tho awning and fell, hitting him on the head and cutting such a gash that several cnitches had to be taken in dressing the wound. He is ablo to be his suie and is getting along nicely however. It was a pretty close cad and if it had of been a small- child there the piece 'of timber would have pained more force in falling no iloubt would have killed it.

DIES AFIYJU LONG ILLNESS Juhn Baird Formerly Was Oifce a Resi dent of McPherson MTHERSOX. April 21 John Baird well known former resident of this city, died at the McPherson Hospital Friday of last week after a long illness. He was brought here from Barl.lesville, two weeks ago in a serious condition. He has been about the fcaine since coming here Mr. Baird's mother and sister, Telle, have been 'here the greater part of the time and were with him when he passed away.

He was a partner of J. La derer in the Laderer-Baird Clothing store at Bartlesville, but had poV been able to be in active business or sever- "BAYER CROSS" ON ASPIRIN Always Ask for Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety 4 Bayer Cross" on them are genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," owned and made uy Americans and proved sate by millions of people. Unknown quantities of fraudulent Aspirin Tablets "were sold recently bv a Brooklyn dealer which proved to be enmrtiwed Tmwtlv- Tnlmim Pnnlnr J4 Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should always be asked for. Then look for the safety "Bayer Cross" on the package and on each tablet. Accept nothing else! Proper -directions and in each Bayer package.

Aspirin is the. trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. 120' i 1 7 1 i 1 A i' I i 1 Stop Itching Eczema Never roind how of ten you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczema quickly by applying Zemo furnished by any druggist for 35c Extra Jaoge bottle, $1.00. Healins begins the moment Zemo is applied. Jn a short time usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be? removed.

For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not greasy and does not stain. When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. The E. W.

Rose Cleveland. O. fl years. He is survived by his mother, two sisters, Mary and Belle, and by several brothers. vf The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the J.

F. Laderer home in this city and burial was in McPherdon cemetery. NEW ADDITION TO GARAGS Construction On Building Already Started at Aurora 'AURORA. 21 Building activi ties are flourishing in Aurora at Nthe present time. and Perrett, automobile dealers at that place, are extending their garage to the alley, the' material used for the construction being IloHow tie and brick.

Construction lias 'already been started on a new, building directly east of the 'Cifaput Furniture Store which will be occupied by the Garnctt General' Merchandise store. These two new buildings will add greatly to appearance of the city. DAYLIGHT TENNIS CLUB Young-' Meli Will IMay Tennis Each Muni, 4:30 Till 6 a. in. ELLSWOKTH, April 21 Six Ellsworth young men have formed the Daylight Tennis Club" and will play a few sets between and 6 o'clock each morning on the Work court.

The court has been put in splendid condition and a new netbought. The boys are COenn Hite, Joe Seitz, Harvey Storey, John Novak, Bruce Hutchuis, and Herbert Weidman. PROMOTED TO MAJOR Former Ellsworth Boy, Been in Army Three Years, Now Major ELLSWORTH, April 21 Word cached Ellsworth of the promotion from captain to "major of Robert S. Hunter, a former Ellsworth county boy and a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hunter of Mulberry township. Major Hun ter is in the marine corps and is sta tioned at Santo Domingo and has been in service only about three years. "Dead' Corporal Returns AYER, Mass. Corporal Michael Ri ley, who more than a year ago was reported as dead, walked into the estab iishment where where hijsistcr, Blan che Riley, was employed. She recog nized him at once, screamed and fell to the floor in a swoon.

Riley was a sharpshooter the marines. MUST INSPECT THE TEETH School Jiiddies "Biters' Must be Loofk ed After Law Say? OTTAWA, K.sha, April Copies of the act of the last legislature provi ding for free dental inspection of pupils' of the public schools, have been re ceived by local dentists, but no -official notification of its requirements- has been given the school board. The law makes it mandatory on boards of education cities of the first and second class, and on the boards of school districts, to provide for free dental inspection annually for Mil children attending such schools. The boards are to provide places of inspect ion and designate some completent censed dentist or dentists to make the inspection, and to fix the compensation for the service to be paid out of the school fund of each school. The coun ty is Authorized to make all necessary rules and regulations for the conduct of insnection and to furnish the necessary blanks.

News at Wilson Sunt. Ira Williams transacted bus! ness in Salina Saturday. Miss Josie Bricacek and Miss Mary Schwarz left Saturday for Lindsborg to attend the Messiah. They returned home Monday evening. The community sing for Easter un der the leadership of Charles Jellison was a big thing for Wilson.

There were 100 or more in the chorus. The storm last Wednesday was severe and put many of the telephone lines out of commission. was pained to hear of the death of Nathaniel Coover of Topeka, (city auditor) who died last Thursday He was formerly city superintendent of the Wilson schools and for many years a teacher. He studied law also and was admitted to the bar. The East School had its flag at half mast in his honor.

Rev. Plantz was" Returned as pastor of the M. E. church for' the coming year. i A specialist from Kansas City was called Monday to see Mrs.

Prachas, who has been sick for some Mr. Dillman left for Concordia Saturday to see his father, -who, was at the point of death. He died Monday morning. The storm last Thursday found many leaky buildings in "Wilson. Joseph Somers met with a painful accident, last week while chopping wood.

He cut the arteries on his foot. Dr. Surgeon was called just in time or it might nave resulted In blood poisoin-ing. He is resting well at this time. Amos Vaverka, who has been sick all winter sold his stock and implements which amounted to over.

$4000.00. sone to heaith. California for his Prof. Howes recoived a telegraik Thursday saying his son, Emerson, had arrived in Boston from overseas and that he expects to be home soon. Mr.

Stevens and Charles. JHenry have purchased the Hoffmeister' Drug store at Kanapolis.j Charles an experienced druggist will run the store Al LUe tlIlUUa.1 uttt-mig lt Friday, Charles WLU-xcr was re clec At the annual school meeting last i Standard Oil Company Indiana) 910 So. Michigan Chicago 1l4( SOS Now Is Have Your Eyes Examined and Glasses Made by fc9 S3 ca CD CO BUSH, Eyesight Specialist Eagle Drug Store Phone 35 to safeguard the future welfare of your family "by naming a competent executor of your will. A careful, safe handling of your estate will be insured by naming The Farmers National Bank. Consult us about it.

BUSH SEE BETTER IIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIIIIIIllIIlllIIlIIIIIIllIlllXillllllIIIlllIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllIIIIIIIllIIII. THE BUILDER OF AN The Farmers SALINA, EMPIRE SAYS: State Bqnk $100,000.00 19,000.00 TIIEO B. W. BEITa. W.

O. L.YTER. WILLIAM DOCKING. "Are you destined to be a Success? You can easily find 5 out the test is. simple and infallible.

Are you able to save money? If not, drop out you will lose you may think not, 5 buf you will lose a's surely as you live." 5 So said the jailroad magnet, James J. Hill, and his words ye echoed by all great capitalists. Each of us should START TODAY to be a Success. Every encouragements offered to the Saver. 5 Bank National The L.

A. Atr Seitz if i ted director for the next three years. Mr. Whitmer has made an excellent officer. Mr.

Schemerhorn tVlebrates his fortieth anniversary of being in bysi- i ss ness by giving a big sale of special bar- gains." Mr. Sehermerhorn has been on I has a largo acquaintance and by strict integrity to business has land by quite a competence. EE 1PAT I Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets That is the ioyful cry of thousands Bince Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calotneL v- Dri Edwards, a practicing physidan for 17 years and cdomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers.

Dr. Edwards' OUve Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never fores them to Unnatural action.

If you have a "dark brnwii mouth" now and then a bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll Irnd Quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or tvro little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night i just IU fcCCJf tlliU Aljf li IZc Fcr All just to keep right. Try them. lOz and QUICK Htli onwi PnMQT IUIII UUMUI 3 SEE 5 I May wc talk with you? The Peoples CAPITAL SURPLUS earned DEPOSITS GUARANTEED Officer and Director! of America SALINA, KANSAS UNuTED STATES DEPOSITARY Capital, $100,000 Surplus and Profits, $125,000 Average Deposits, $1,500,000 Baby Bonds and Thrift Stamps for Sale C.

E. ROBINSON, President F. K. FITZPATKICK. Vice Preeldant.

C. W. BUKCU. Vice President E. McCHESNET, Cwhler.

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