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Show i I I GET THE HABIT- p "ys USE STANDARD WANT ADS naik Let the people know what Everybody reads the Want Ad page it' the UQMiJ you have to offer If you Pu1"11 xcnnc for R! Estate, For Sale, Want Ads are great aid j have a vacant room ad- VUS " to 8ma business. A few vertiseit. A two or three- wanieq, rositions Wanted, Etc. line want ad will help you classified advertisements. lines run daily cost but j .ell your surplus stock. mmTgfc& iXSiS AA SfclBSS little, but the returns will real estate, etc. uJSJT K ?5 "n- Mr 8urPrise 3' ' "First In Everything ' WANTED FEMALE HELP ' WOMAN for laundry work. 633 26th St 4 14 3t GIRL for general housework 1b want- HI d at once. Call at 227 22d St.. be-J' be-J' l tween 4 and 7 o'clock this evening, or phone 2616-R. 412-2t j WANTED MALE HELP WANTED New manager for local office of-fice and men for out-of-town offices. 1 Call at demonstrating room, Reed Ho tel Bldg., on Washington or Reed Hotel Ho-tel Office. 4-14-21 NEWS agents for railroad trains. Apply Ap-ply 2466 Wall Ave., Ogden. 4-8-lwk ALWAYS steady work, good pay with Uncle Sam; get full information. In- i ternatlonal Correspondence School, S. ! D. Ridoout, Mgr., EccleB Bldg AGENTS WANTED TWO agents, must be hustlers, big commission. Apply 524 First St, 4-8-lwk SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants position; po-sition; good references Phone 1488-J 4-13-lwk WOMAN wants work of any kind; will leave city. Box W, Standard. 4-12-lwk CURTAINS done up. Phone 2596-M. 3-10-2mo FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES, ROOMS AND APARTMENTS. j NEWLY furnished modern rooms at Idanha 2474 1-2 Washington. $2.50 to S3 week Furnished housekeeping apt, with gas. 4-13-lmo m FURNISHED rooms, 2526 Adams ii, 4-13-lmo .oh IBM the TH REE-room modern house, nicely 0" furnished. 665 20th. W fit , THREE modern housekeeping rooms. M 2220 Lincoln. 4-12-tf : hli , ,T" FURNISHED or unfurnished roomJ 2054 Farr Ave 4-3-1 mo It! 1 Ufa! TWQ rooms for light housekeeping. W 74o 23d SL 4-3-2 ks 'o4- ; 1 hU NICELY furnished house, also one apartment. Inquire 2562 Washington iter -12 FURNISHED, clean, comfortable housekeeping rooms, $2 week ui 636 31st St. 4'IU'U STRICTLY modern apartment for light housekeeping. 634 22d 4-9-lwk FURNISHED rooms and housekeeping U apartments. 2213 Lincoln Ae. 4-9-lwk NICELY furnished 4-room house. "r screen porch 2120 Royal Ave. 4-9-lwk fft , . , HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 2353 Mon- Hid roe Ave. 3 "9 lm tltV - MODERN housekeeping rooms. 2630 ped Adams. 3-27-lmo 4-ROOM modern. Rear 315 27th St. 3-24-tf m k. .ri7iiTfT v f..rriahpri 1 2 and 3 room housekeeping apts. 2203 Was2lm0 ROOMS and Apts. 427 24th St. 3- 18-lnv d H PEARL Furnished Apts.; no chll tl dren- hot water furnished. 2711 Grant m 2-1-lyr. iftk . 1 . FURNISHED AptB.; no children; to g block east of Washington. 447 2lBtSL APARTMENTS at 2634 Grant Aye FOR RENT UNFURNISHED HOUSES, ROOMS & Ml APARTMENTS. W FIVE-room modern, brick residence on s 22d St between Jefferson and Madl- son Ave. Phone 1240-J. 4-13-tf FOUR-room modern brick on Bench; --S no children 850 23d Phone 1755-R. 4- 12-lwk NEW 5-room bungalow, full basement, 2 large porches, one porch and house; well screened, $15 mo. 500 W 24th SL y Phone 1401-M. 4-8-lwk MODERN 6-room house with screen V'J porch. No. 573 24th St. $25 per month Apply at Horrocks Bros, or 586 24th bit, ' 4-6-tl BASEMENT for rent under Marshall Drug Co Apply Peery Estate. 4-6-tf - A COSY four-room house, $12.60 per month. Inquire Room 403 First National Na-tional Bank Bldg. 3-22-tf 5-ROOM apartment. No. 2020 Monroe Ave. $20 per month. Phone 612. 4-6-tf FIVE and 6-rooni cottages, modorn. ,ii Apply 2C34 Grant 3-9-tf DRESSMAKING lO DRESSES made from $2 up. 263G Madison. Phone 1261-J. )F LOST TBI PK)X terrier, black ears and spot on ,j tall; name "Ting"; reward. 2329 Grant ave. 4-14-lwk M 1 ENGINE FOR SALE SECOND-hand Fairbanks and Morse six H P. gasoline engine, Just rebuilt and in good order, for sale, cheap. Call and see it at H. C. Hansen Machine Ma-chine Shop, 2468 Hudson Ave. 4-14-tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REFRIGERATOR, Pianos, Furniture Rear 367 27th. 4-14-lwk TAtKING MACHINES. COME and see the latest in a Hornless Horn-less Talking Machine; sapphire point needle; machine and ten double disc records for $10. OGDEN BOOK & CURIO STORE, 320 26th St 4-14-lwk SINGLE rubber tire buggy, gas range, gas water heater, all slightly UBed. Phone 2184-J. 4-14-tf WHITE and red dahlia bulbs for sale. Phone 2246-J. 4-13-lwk NEW Studebaker surrey and single harness; reasonable. Call 2165-R. 4-12-lmo FINE antique cherry desk, old folding bed, flreless cooker, rocker. 2923 Washington Ave. 4-10-lwk WE are tearing down the Utah Milling Mill-ing Co.; all kinds of machinery, belting belt-ing and kindling wood for sale, cheap. Apply Utah Milling Co., from 7 to 5. 4-10-lwk FURNITURE, 3 rooms, in bulk or by piece, cheap. 2728 Hunters Court 4-10-lwk WINONA farm wagon for sale; good . l J oori j-v..i t n i i. YOUNG hogs and Petaluma incubator. E. L. Morris. 166 12th St 9-9-lwk GOOD dump wagon, cheap, $25. Inquire In-quire 2560 Orchard Ave. 4-8-lwk MODERN rooming house, consisting of 24 rooms, steam heat, hot and cold water, nicely furnished, centrally located; lo-cated; on good terms. Kelly & Her-rick. Her-rick. 3-25-tf ONE cash register, butchers' refrigerator, refrig-erator, 2 sets of harness, 1 span of horses. 2616 Wash. Plngree Feed store. 4-6-ti i PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIAL. WE will develop one roll film any size for 10 cents. We make fine portraits, por-traits, also the different grades of enlargements; commercial and home portrait work. THE TRIPP PHOTO-STUDIO, 320 1-2 Twenty-fifth St 3-3-tf WATCH our windows for special bargains bar-gains in furniture; new goods fresh from factory' every few days. Pah-grove Pah-grove Furniture Store, 2636 Washington. Washing-ton. 3-30-tf NEW kitchen cabinets, $11 up, at PalsgTOve Furniture Store, 2636 Washington. Wash-ington. 3-30-tf NATIONAL Cash Register. Great bargain, bar-gain, only $25. Write today. Guthrie Bicycle Co., 228 E. 2d South St, Salt Lake. 3-19-lmo BUILDING PAPER. CARD Boards or old mats. 17122-inch 17122-inch size, suitable for lining out-houseB, out-houseB, chicken coops or to lay under carpets on rough floors, for sale at The Standard Office. One Cent Each. 2-26-tf German Canaries, singers, 2220 Lin. Av 2-11-tf WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Light delivery wagon, horso that weighs about 1050 pounds, and harness. Cheap for cash. 1020 Grant Ave. 4-13-3t EXPERT man from factory will repair re-pair all New Life machines guaranteed guaran-teed to make them as good as new; one week only MacBeth Plumbing Co., 2450 Washington. 4-10-lwk STOCK to pasture, 400 acres. Fosters, East 7th St, $1.50 mo. 3-26-tf WANTED Clean, whit old rac, at the Standard ofTfrM, Phoaa SC. $10 24th St 1 it FOR SALE OR TRADE. GOOD single, top buggy and single harness. Phone 2263-M. 4-8-lwk 4-ACRE farm. Improved, perpetual water wa-ter right; modern 4-room bungalow. See John Farr, 2041 Wash. Ave. 3-22-tf That a man may lead a double life but that doesn't entitle him to a double funeral. POULTRY. BARGAIN' sale of 30 thoroughbred Rhode Island Reds. Make an offer. Phone 300. 4 14 lwk FISHEL strain White Plymouth Rocks $1.60 per setting J. H, Jenkins. 2343 Van Buren. 4-8-2 wks EGGS for hatching; pure bred black mlnorcas and white leghorns, $1 per 16; will deliver. Phone 1607-J. L. Brown. 662 26th. 4-6-2wks THOROUGHBRED S. C White Leghorn Leg-horn eggB, $1.50 and $1; Black Orpingtons, Orping-tons, llper setting. Write J. O. Doug las, 2632 Madison Ave. Phone 877. 3-26-lmo WHITE Leghorn cockerels and baby chicks; aUo egg6 for hatching, $1 per 15, from Anconas, R. L Redi. Barr Hocks, 2365 Tyler. Phone 2624-W. 2-25-2mp. I FOR SALE 1 REAL ESTATE JSjleaIErt A GENUINE BARGAIN. 162 ACRES of A-No. 1 land in Wyoming; Wyom-ing; 60 acres fenced and in alfalfa and timothy; balance sagebrush land; house, barnB, sheds and other buildings; build-ings; only one mile from school and town, nine miles from railroad; plenty plen-ty of water; ideal ranch for stock of any kind; close to range. If sold at once. $2000 will buy; $1000 down FEDERAL LAND & MORTGAGE CO., Seventh Floor David Eccles Bldg. E. W. CANNADY. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. TWO tracts of 10 acres each, under Davis and Weber Co 'a canal, 1-2 mile from electric line; this Is fine fertile land and cheap at $150 per acre; 20 per cent down, balance oasy. ONE-HALF acre, close in, planted to small fruit and various vegetables, new house, barn and chicken runs; it's a big bargain at $1800. 160 acres, best land in Weber county, some improvements, good water right, conveniently located, price $14,000, or will sell half for $7500. E. W. CANNADY 2427 HUDSON AVE. 4-12-tf FOUR-room brick house, lot 49 1-2 225493 Chester St; many other snapB in lots, houses and money loans Fire insurance. 3619 Adams, H. Van Braak. Phone 974-W. 4-13-lmo AT bargain 3 frame houses, 1 small brick; to be moved at once. Apply 559 23rd. Phone 1921-M. 4-8-lwk A GREAT snap in rooming house on 25th Street, one of the best paying houses on the street. Very cheap. J. J. Brummitt, under Utah National bank. J. J. WALKER, REAL ESTATE ALL kinds of snaps on farms and city property. Phone 225-W. Office 384 26th St 4-2-tf ONE of the best farms on the South Bench most of which is In crops; small house, some water on the property prop-erty for only $65 per acre. This Is a great snap in farm land. J. J. Brummitt, Brum-mitt, Phone 59 BARGAIN. EIGHT 40-foot lotB, 137 ft deep to alley, all together, on Bench, south front, sidewalk, sewer, city water, on car line. Price, for quick sale, $350 per lot. These lota will double in value val-ue in short time. Inquire of Owner, 1084 21st St. Phone 2684-M. 3-26-tt 770 ACRES of land In the heart of one of the best dry wheat farming districts in Utah, within three miles of good railroad town. Other land no better is selling from $50 to $75 per acre when In cultivation. This land can be bought for a short time at $16 per acre on any kind of terms, or the towner will trade for Ogden property and will give long time on balance at low rate of interest J, J. Brummitt, under Utah National bank. ABSOLUTELY the best bargain in the city in building lots, 50x172 to 180-ft. all covered with fruit, best water right out of Ogden river. Call 1950-R. 6-ti-imo 4-ROOM, modern, pantry and closet, large garden lot. At a sacrifice H taken at once from owner. Phone 2396. 3-22-lmo SEVEN-room modern. 2644 Lafayette; easy term; bargain. Phone 1932-W. 11-4-tf A GOOD, modern five-room cottage near new cereal factory, nice lawn, trees, etc, for only $2300; $300 cash, balance same as paying rent, low rate of interest. J. J. Brummitt, Phone 59. County Real Estate For 3ai FARMS ! FARMS ! 60 acres, all good land, witn water, 2-room 2-room house and outbuildings, fine for beets, hay and grain $2600. Easy payment. pay-ment. 40 acres, hay and tomato land to trade for city home $5600. If you're looking for farm lands, see me today It costs nothing to investigate. investi-gate. J. F. Walker, 416 24th. Phonn 1491-W. 4-9-tf MONEY TO LOAN DIAMONDS, watahM, welry, gun, etc. Thomu Loan yffic, Oramt it 25th MONEY to loan on real cstato nadir-Itj. nadir-Itj. J. J. Brummitt 4 37 tf WHEN you want $10 or more ASK MR. DEE, 211 Col. Hudson Building. Salaried people can gat It without security. Other on Furniture, PI no, etc Can be repaid la iMftii weekly or monthly payment. WHERE THE PINCH COMES. "Poor Maud! Dick's gone back on her." "How discouraging! And now sho has to begin looking for a husband all over again." "Yes; and she says the worst of it is she will have to keep on wearing shoes two sizes too small." Boston Transcript. oo It is estimated that 760,000,000,000 cubic feet of illuminating gag are burned in the world annually. I FRATERNAL I SOCIETIES Utah Camp No. 9990 Modem Woodmen Wood-men of America, meets every Wednesday Wed-nesday night In the L O. O. F. hall, Fraternity block. Out of town members mem-bers cordially invited to meet with ue. H. J. Copock, Consul; J. R. Hlnchcliff, Clerk. Ogden Lodge No. 6 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, meets In I. O. O. F. hall every Tuesday evening. Vis iting brothers cordially invited to be present L. E. Lo ranee, N. G. ; Henry Kissel, Secretary. Brotherhood of American Yeomen. Ogden Homestead No. 1605 meets on every Tuesday evening in W. O. W. hall, Fraternity building, Washington avenue. Visiting Archers are cordially cordial-ly Invited to meet with us. E. M. Reid, foreman. J. A. Junk, correspondent. corres-pondent. 3202 Washington avenue. Order of Owls, Ogden IVeBl, No. 1218, Order of Owls, meet every Friday Fri-day evening in their own hall (the old Elk club rooms) at 8 o'clock. Visiting Visit-ing Brother Owls are invited to attoad the Nest meetings. William W. Harcombe, President Joseph Cromp-ton, Cromp-ton, Secretary. Royal Neighbors of America meet every second and fourth Monday nights of each month at 8 o'clock at the new Odd Fellows hall. Fraternity building. Visiting neighbors invited Ella Mitchell, O. tL, 247 21st street Lillian Newton, Recorder, 27th and Qulncy. Women of Woodcraft. Ogden Circle No. 581, meets every' Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock, new Woodman Hall, Fraternity Bldg., Washington Ave., visiting Neighbors invited. Dues will be collected on the 6th of each month at Mlsch Drug Store. Addie A. Fellows, Fel-lows, G. N. 126 Poplar avenue, phone 1285-R. Marie Crites, Clerk, 2731 Monroe Mon-roe Ave. Phone 1931-R. Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogden Aerie No. 118, F. O. E., meets every Wednesday evening at Eagles' hall, Hudson avenue, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brother Eagles are invited to attend the Aerie meetings. Club rooms open at 11 a- m. Geo. F. Roach, V. President; Presi-dent; E. R. Geiger, Secretary; Drs. H. B. Forbes and Paul Ingebrotsn, Aerie Physicians. Ogden Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, Py-thias, meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock In Castle Hall of the Pythian Py-thian building; 2351 Grant avenue. Visiting Knights welcome. J. M. Bishop. Bish-op. C. C.J W. L. Underwood, K. R. S.; Edgar A Ford, M. F., 2340 Grant Ave. Woodmen of the World, Weber Camp No. 74, meets in the W. O. W. ball, Fraternity block, 2320 Washington Washing-ton avenue, every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially cor-dially invited to attend. C. H. Har-tog, Har-tog, C. C.( W. M. Plggott, Clerk. Queen City Rebekah Lodge No. 4, I. O. O. F., meets second and fourth Saturday evenings at Odd Fellows hall Visiting members invited. Laura Randall, N. G.; Hazel Wolhaupter, Recording Secretary. Royal Highlanders, Ogden Castle No. 526 meets in the new L O. O. F. hall, Fraternity block, 2320 Wash. Ave., every 2nd and 4th Friday evenings eve-nings at 8 o'clock. Visiting Highlanders High-landers cordially invited. Alford Burgi, 111. Pro.; William Muller, Sec-Treas. Sec-Treas. Ladies of the Maccabees of the World, Sliver Hive No. 1, meets every first and third Friday evenings at 8 o'clock; and every second and fourth Friday afternoons at 2:30 o'clock, in Woodmen hall, Fraternity block. Visiting Vis-iting members cordially Invited to attend. at-tend. Anna Holden. L. C. ; L. Jennie Prout, R. K. MASONIC Queen Esther chapter No. 4, O. E. S., regular meetings held at Masonic hall on Washington Ave, between 2Gth and 26th Sts., the first and third Fridays of each month. Sojourning So-journing members cordially invited to attend. Nevada Cook, W. M.; Callle E Cave, Secretary. Read the Classified Ads, sIsB'' Business Directory I Accordion Plaiting Don In all lengths. 2568 Cole's Court rear 240 26th St Tel. 1180-'. Assay Office Union Assay Office, Inc., 152-154 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah. P. Q. Box 144. City Scavenger City fl cavenger McCarty & Co., Z72S Grant Bell phone 2018-W. Carpet Cleaning K. Van Kampen Phone 883 for upholstering, up-holstering, mattress making, restretch teg of bed springs. Chiropractors F. J. rreenor. D. C, Graduate Chiropractor. Chir-opractor. No drugs, surgery or os teopathy; try chiropractic. Rooms 212-213-214 Col. Hudson Bldg. Phone 311. R. J. Schultz, Chiropractor, 827 Hudson Bldg. Res. phone 162-R. Counselor-at-Law Lawyer O'ConnoIly over Commercial Commer-cial National Bank Bldg., 369 24th fit Phone 11. Foundries & Machine Shops All kindg of brass and iron castings. Machine, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work Phone 647. Western Foundry & Machine Ma-chine Company. Fruits London Fruit Co., Produce, fruit and vegetables, wholesale and retail. G. Kallas, 224 25th. Phone 687. Read the Classified Ads. Read the Classified AVa Hotel Safety, comfort moderate. New Brigham Lotel, 24th and Wall One blook from depot. Only fireproof hotel In the city. Reduced rates for permanent guests. Rates, 75e and up. Theo. Gorle. Prop. Modern Plumbing Welshan Plumbing & Heating Co., 2325 Hudson Firnt-class work guaranteed guar-anteed Phones 869 and 1403-W. 2-22-lyr Monumental Work See MITCHELL BROS, for monumental monu-mental work Don't pay big commission commis-sion to agenta Pictures of monuments monu-ments are misleading, 2003 Jeff. P. 2218. New and Second-hand Goods ANYTHING A. to Z, new or second, hot, sold or exchanged. Phone 333-W. New and aecond-band furniture, cloth, ing and shoes, bought, sold or ex changed; also trunks and suitcases cheap. A. Siner. Phone 1321. 179 V 25th 13 lyr Photographer The Noggle Studio. Fine portraits, lews. All kinds of commercial work. Best kodak finishing in the city. Phone 388-J. 418 24th St Physician and Surgeon Dr. A. Fernlund, Physician and Sur. geon. Office hour ll to 4 p. m. New Peery Bldg. Hudson Are. Phon 1900-W Residence phon 2129-W. fil Wash. Are. Painting and Decorating Painting and Decorating, Tinting and Wall Work a specialty. H. D. Steward. Phone 679-J. 1444 24th St 3-23-tf I Sanitary Work IB Your Garbage hauled regular Sam- LB tary can furnished free. Sanltr.ry Gar HI bage Co., Phone S20. HSnS Spirella Corsets flH Lillian Parkinson, 663 25th. Phone nHH 100- 3-22-lmo HK Storage Batteries lW8 Recharged, repaired, stored; satis- HH faction guaranteed. Electric Service BH Co.. 425 24th St 2 22 tf EMM Veterinarian HH Dr. A. J. Webb, Veterinarian, 2347 ttBMfl Hudson Ave. Phone 372. 2-16-3mo HES Wall Paper Cleaning. HHR Tinted walls; all work guaranteed, l&SSz Edgren & Lotbrop. Phone 1343-W. EjjP 3-11-lmo RH James Thompson, expert paper Wpfr cleaner. Work guaranteed. Phon En' 1168 3-16-3mo WALL PAPER CLEANING. I&fj Paperhanging and tinting. 25c a roll. ,Hgvf Phone 1638-W. 4-13-lmo Read the Classified Ad. Ki Read the Classified Ad. Safe Storage H Put your goods where they will be au- t( 'i tomatically protected from fire, where t? the insurance rate It low. ifl- A limited amount of storage space ? for sale at moat reasonable rates in eur West Wall Avenue Warehouse. Phone 2540. P" JOHN SCOWCROFT A SONS CO. fc Copies of the Standard I January 1st, 1914. I AS it involves considerable time and expense to keep copies of The j I Ogden Standard, the following J prices will be charged after lanu- I ary 1st, 1914: Issues not over 30 days old 5c a copy I Over thirty days and less than six months I 10c a copy I Over six months and less than I one year 25c a copy I Over one year old 50c a copy I THE OGDEN STANDARD I OGDEN, UTAH . Put That Pain to Use I The network of nerves In your body, i Trcr? Picture liquor, tea or coffee, keeping regu- -, I like the network of wires In a burglar 7Wr Mvrv ' Stk H 'P ,ar hour" and drnklnK lots of DUr F alarm system, gives quick warning I . .Tslsi ' - water. when anything Is going; wTong Inside. m A5 to Doan's Kidney Pills, read ft Looking at it in this way a pain is -Jj I 1 . Ss4? following Ogden man's endorse- fc a useful alarm. Now, kidney weakness - ,J'J n 'frtffih ment: f ia a daniferoufi thing a condition not i?jfn"aBM JLWW ' '''fete"T 1 - t to b neglected and it is wise to rt?SSKKIOTlHr t- know and pay attention to the early t4VflVlV!b Ti P T Zt N P Q 0 II k alarm signals of sick kidneys. IT!lffl 1 IHKfS U U 1 il I.ll K J . Backache 1b a common warning of iJnBAlOKIvU conKestlon or inflammation in the kid H fcflWfflB)! ufLmJllnJr1 - J It neys. it may be dull, nagging pain or UgUP MM jame3 Rennle, retired grocr. ;L a sharp twinge when stooping or lift ,tjft'J&WwfMy . , . fir log There are likely to be disorder zZMfflflm - Washington Ave., says P. of urination, dizzincBt, headaches, and ht" anmBuflflm J" "For nearly five years I had been drowsy, despondent, tired feellng6. :f jjSjiilMwIliffr' a sufferer from a constant pain f, It isn't very hard to strengthen jBYSr a-c across the small of my back and f weak kidneys at first, but neglect in- SI(f W X , Mr, caf-r- I' vltes rheumatic or neuralgic attacks, '? mV 7 n r n 're f - I gravel, dropsy, and fatal Bright', dis- f S3ffe FA tlon8 wpr0 too frequent in passage mm. rTllfT Wl Ar jrl and highly colored Doan Kid- t Am a speoial medicine for wesk kid- I B Ji M jPj ffl 'T? tji lToTthe f I ney. Doan'. Kidney Pills have been Vil PV$X &JZiwTt 2 ihffirtM. F used for years all over the civilized JXmM' SSSP trouble1' cur'"K m. f SE5S I world and surely are considered reli- VV tfe backache and making y kidneys t, abl The patient can always help the UK normal Since then I J. n; I raedincine Immensely, however, by " c.n hardly strlghtsn up." i"C TmLS Wiu dieting lightly, using little or no Doan s Kidney Fills. E ..... T "When Your Back is Lame Remember the Name" JSr J I I dm DOANS KIDNEY PILLS A IBr3lBL So,d " 0c,ervV rrle 50 ccnti- roJer-Mnbum Co.. Buffalo. N. Y Proprfcton Mjm , v. ' : I |