The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1916, Page 6

hout an Operation O INDERFUL | OF RUPTURE a New Jersey Man Got Rid of a Severe, Obstinate, Inguinal t the ouble. fe a picture of Eugene M & Well-known carpenter of quan, New Jersey id gee him at ly when he handles heavy jumps and climbs around fe @ youth, you would scarcely 1 that he had formerly been with a rupture, Ruptured in Right Side. ap early yo Eugene Pullen handled} es One day after) @ heavy trunk on an up he felt a pain In the — The suffering increased and mot long before the young thi Ming. the doctor told young Pullen that Fuptured and that he must ‘Wear a truss throughout life it to a drastic operation. ons know that hernia op with anaesthetics, ete, are they may end fatally it ts a well established i. many rupture operation» Successful; the bowel soon aks through the sewed-up open- protrudes worse than eve: ‘Atraia of Operation. Most others, Mr. Pullen de fed to take the risks of an op- 3 the expense and loss of had to be considered, too. he might get a little better ent, he went to another) who, to his sorrow, gave less hope. It was pointed the young man that unless ture were perfectly held all! or the surgeon's knife suc- used, he might expect an or doubling tn the rupture complications, or the Strangulated bernia which ) many ruptured people. Victim of Trusses. ¥ietim bought a truss, a hard, lke affair, the best he could it tortured him. He tried an- till no relief. He was com- to give up his express bust- ‘The hard tasks of ordinary Were forbidden him. He be Sn insurance agent, in which he did not need to do ‘work. six years Mr. Pullen dragged using various trusses, hard. etc. with never any con- One day his mother told i if Something she had just found) It was a simple and easy thing to do. He lost no time. Disca His Truss, came at once; he almost that he had any rupture. came a cure—a complete nd, although years have and Mr. Pullen is an ener. arpenter, working on butld- climbing over roofs, lifting and such like, he {s abso- free from the old hernia. he is completely, Iast- cured. There was no opera- Ro lost time, no trouble—com- and contentment from the very He is a strong, cheerful- luable Information Free. me valuable information which Pullen read tn a newspaper iy years ago and gave to her together with further Important | iets, will be sent free to any of this who writes to Eugene Peilen, $11 B. Marcellus avenue, juan, J., enclosing a p for Teply. Mention the kind rupture you have, whether on or left side and what you have done in your effort to cure A legion of cases of all kinds Fupture in men and women, in- inguinal (groin), femoral, |, scrotal, ete, have been re- completely healed. Age to make no difference. urling Hair Like This Promotes Its Health ® ght piece whose hatr is straight nothing better could be than the silmerine insures a beautif e ness men and * country over, urging favorable Alas ied iron Is used. A few ounces or Imerine—which can y drug store a long time, no it is quite eco Pmomics! to use. It |v pleasant to use, too, being neither sticky nor greasy, and In easily applied with « en tooth brush. The hair should Moistened the full length before fetiring. The pretty wavy effect tr fence in the morning i «urpris to thoue who almple hod th Mqutd lent dress fing the hair'a delighttul gloss jertisement Boldt’s hot white or rye Bread or Rolls every after- noon from now on. Rainier Bakery and HEALING Hernia Slightest you|! his work, par-| ®, fight F *. 1 FATHER FIGHTS | Tells of Drink’s Hold on Chi- cago's “400” in Court | Battle | LITTLE | ONES UNHAPPY BY HONOR FANNING CHICAGO, 11.—Thoy're staging a big play in Chicago this wook. It's a drama of the drawing room, Jan with all the gauds and trap of smart oty, but it's set” in @ courtroom, and the aw dience is a mob of gaping seekers for salacious sensation. The actors are from the families” at Lake Forest exclusive society colony West. The cast Charles W. Gillett, and noted polo player. His former wite, now Mrs. Harold J. Bryant, a social jead- e Her second husband, Harold J. Bryant, handsome young Englishman of wealth and fa mous polo player. Two sunny-haired little kid- dies around whose heads the plot of this play is tangled. When it ts ended, both the fa ther and mother of these tots may) have been declared unfit to care for them; THEY MAY BE LEGAL ORPHANS! | | pings soe “best moat in the clubman . . At the polo game at Onwentetla, last summer, Gillett was watching his wife's present husband playing brilliantly; a handsome little tad of a boy was acting as mascot for the Chicago team ‘Oh, there's little Parker Bry ant!” exclaimed a woman friend to Gillett. Then he knew his wife had tak ind her former hu Mre. Harold J, Bryant, her two children, ind, th elr father, STAR—TUESDAY, Charies and Elizabeth Charlies W. Gillett. en his name from iis son and had jstven bim the name of the man jshe loved—Bryant | That day he decided to regain possession of hia children and re |store his son's lee t name. SHORT NEWS Mrs. Edward Burnell, aged 90, 216 In court the ola iauae and club-| }man ripped into his family life and/ |told of its demorrclizing atmosphere |... of drunken carous family feude| © bed st, died Monday, and “harem rooms. W. M. Whitney, president of He ripped into society generally) Young Men's Republican club, ad and bared its garish folly to the 4ressed Seattle Business Girls’ |gaping mob. club Monday night Gillett took his first drink, he) Grand Chancellor Messom, jtold the court, with his society! Knights of Pythias, on annual visit | sweetheart Eight years later she here. atvorced him for “habitual drunk-| fritish-American Relief associa enness.” tion has forwarded $17,184 to Princ Gillett says everybody in soclety| o¢ Wales fund. ss ; drinks and smokes. His wife “drank almost every. thing.” he bdlandly asserted. George Rollo arrested Monday |leaving boat from Victoria, A. C., She smoked in bed, while a hired|>Y Customs officers. Twelve bot nurse mang lullabyea to her sleep-| ‘es of cocaine found on him ing children, he charked | Steamers Northwestern and Ad Mrs. Bryest, teetitying. told of| mira! left Monday for the domestic fevds; smiling archly, as| North. lif at a polo game, she charged her| _ Steamship Prince George collided former husband had accused her of| ¥!t® steamer Admiral Bvane Mon infidelity and had hired detectives|%®Y at Grand Trunk dock, damaging to spy on latter's plates At times the testimony offer. Two Jap liners on way to Seattle ed wae so salacious Gillett ask. | ith cargo valued at $4,000, ed the children be removed Bids for new King county ferry from the court. opened Monday. In the meantime, the two ead-|. Martin Stangeland made leap dest little children in Chicago are for liberty from window of Seventh Charles and Elizabeth Gillett, de.|*%¢- rooming house Monday, clad spite their new and wonderful|!" night shirt, when detectives ham- Christmas toys. mered at door, He was found Not until this long trial ends will they know whether they belong to their father or their mother, and| whether they are to be known by| |thetr father's name, Gillett, or their) |steptather’s rem. TO ACCEPT WILSON’S LUSITANIA DEMAND ° WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—While | the state department had no word today that the Bernstorff-Lansing| amended agreement in the Lust-| tania case had reached the Berlin foreign office, it was expected it would be in Secretary Jagow's| bands by tonight Officials are confident a complete | acceptance of American demands will be forthcoming With the Lusitania case out of the way, Secretary Lansing will de vote his time to completion of the| lengthy note concerning contra-| | band Hist in effect with the allies, 60 NEWSPAPER MEN TO ATTEND MEETING More than 60 newspaper men, from all parts of the state, will in formally open the annual newspa per institute at the state university Wednesday night with a smoker ‘The formal program will start| ‘Thursday morning, and the first ad- dress will be by Dr. Suzzallo. Where will be three days of lee tures and discussions. The inati tute is being staged by the State| Press association and the Univer sity journalism department BOOST FOR ALASKA Evans Three others taken. R. W. Emmons stricken with heart disease Monday on Pine near Terry. Dted tn ambulance. J. A.D. Vickers, general manager of Western lines of American Ex press Co. in town. Italy orders census of al! grain. King Peter of Serbia, confident | of victory Frederick Greisheimer sentenced to 18 months fn prison by Princo | superior court for obtaining money) under false pretenses from Boston orchestra leader Mt. Vernon, Wash., getting ready for big year. the year of promise, yea, bo. cement plant Thin ts OR. GEO. W KIRCHWEY He has been dean of the school of law of Columbia university, New York, since 1901, He succeeds Thomas Mott Osborne as warden of the noted prison on the Hudson river CHAIRMAN WANTS BI SUNDAY AT TRENTON SUM FOR RAILROAD WASHINGTON, Jan, 11.—Saying| that the Alaska engineering com- Sunday has started a seven weeks'| mission was anxious to hurry the with the devil here. He has| road to the Matanuska coal fields, |been in New Jersey twice within al and begin work from ¥ year, the last time at Paterson Thru the Alaska burean of the Chamber of Commerce, thousands of letters are being sent to mem bers of congress by Seattle busi their friends the ka legistation. Form letters are already prepared, ready for signa tures by the bureau. | TRENTON, N. Jan, 11,—Billy n creek to | Anchorage Junction, Chairman Edes of the engineering commission ask ed before the house appropriations committee for $2,000,000 to push the Alaska raflway further. Only 24,501 have registered the coming city election so far This is leas than one-third of the ers of the city Registration closes February 10 Th for Restaurant 913 Second, Near Madison JAS. R. BOLDT, Prop. Mgr. Get busy now books are open | at the Prefontaine building, Third jand Yesler, every day except Sun day. Register now and avoid the rush, later and charged with burglary.| REGISTRATION SLOW ; LUNDIN STANDS | PAT ON RULING A person may bave 12 quarts of beer and two quarta of any other form of Hquor in his possession at the same thine, but the county au ditor cannot iseue permits for both! to the same person within 20 days This is the interpretation Attor ney General Tanner and Prosecutor Lundin put on the new dry law A shipment of 260 canes Scotch whisky, consigned to a Seat tle druggist by the Goldie-Klenert | Co., of Btockton, Cal, cannot be landed when {t arrives here, aboard the steamer Crown of Seville, Jan juary 26, the prosecutor says | The suff was ortered from the! | United Kingdom before January 1,| but i accompanied by no permit.! Permits must be attached to jconsignment at the ce of ship ment. The whisky will be taken |to Callfornia by the Crown of fe} ville. TO TALK AT SCHOOLS Mies Alice Ravenhill, BPnglish av |thority on education, who spoke! |Monday at the Press club, will ad dress school teachers in the Cen- tral school Tuesday afternoon, and) Wednenday will lecture to the Low-| ell Parent-Teacher association, on “Rhythme Child Life" At 9 jo'clock Wednesday rhe will speak at the Queen Anne high school to |the Parent-Teacher association and |comm unhy citizens. GIRLS! BEAUTIFY ° YOUR HAIR AND | STOP DANDRUFF : Hair becomes cl charming, wavy, lustrous and thick in few moments. of Every bit of “dandruff disap-| pears and hair stops coming out. 25 cents you can save your hair. In less than ten minutes you can double its beauty Your hair | becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abund. ant and appears as soft, lustrous and charming as a young girl's aft ler applying some Danderine. Also try this—motsten a cloth with a Httle Danderine and carefully draw }{t through your hair, taking one |smail strand at a time. This will | cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or ex esive ofl, and in just a few mo- ments you have doubled the beauty of your hatr, A delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has neglected or ts scraggy, faded, dr | brittle or thin, Besides beauti ty: Jing the hatr, Danderine jevery particle of cleanses, purifies and the scalp, forever stopping and falling hair, but please you most will b | weeks’ use, when you se fine and downy at firat—yew Jbut really new hair growing all Jover the scalp, If you care for |pretty, soft hair, and lots of tt, surely get a 26-cent bottle of Knowlton'’s Danderine from any! drug store or tollet counter and just try it [AMUS For dandruff; invigorates itching what after a few ) J$ BEST OF WICK | | VAUDEVILLE DAILY | | cane Houncer— —Van and —Vravel eekly and Hearst Vitngraph News Pictorial. ntor and Lee—Hilly n he don & ¢ NEW PANT. Mats \« nom Coney | ve AGES, ISLAND rou Mus ne diasolves | JAN. 11, 1916. PAGE 6 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 has been coming hours, and tt looks after the water for five or #ix pretty nate.” Supply Perilously Low Reattleo was on the brink of a shortage Monday that threatened the city and {te residents in hun dreds of ways Failure to economize on water during the hours of need had left the supply pertiously low Of the total storage of 270,000. 000 gallons that was in the reser voira when the water supply was first cut off, only 100,000,000 re mained late Monday The con sumption was averaging more than $0,000,000 gallons a day PLAN NEW SYSTEM Insurance against water famines ine Seattle, thru the construction of & new conduit system, to subsutute the wooden pipe lines, 1s more than a matter of months, It ts a matter of years, according to City Engi neer Dimock “There have been several partios out since the council au thorts preliminary action, six months ago,” sald Dimock Monday But insuring the water supply ts a big project These things will take time. “We bave an idea that Swan lake, about half-way between Seattle and field 4] PREPARE FOR FIRES Mayor Gill ordered Fire Chief Stetson Monday afternoon to make levery preparation to fight fire tn the districts then out of water. “As long an there is water in the| low dirtricts, the business section | ia protected,” sald Chief tet Monday Coupling apparatus has been made ready to give long hose service. Two engines, and the hose we have, will make {t possible for us to cover about half a mile Into the dry districts from the nearest water. If there are more breaka in the pipe line, we have arranged to get salt water from the bay after the reservotr supply is exhausted. But | we could only cover districts with n a radius of half a mile of the! salt water. “Everything ie in readiness for of} quick runs with chemical apparatus | |in the districts now dry All avail able hose is on the wagons.” Higher districts of the city, ff they went dry, would have to de pend on chemical apparatus alone |to fight fire. The situation was termed by M yor Gill as “mighty terious.” “I have ordered the chief to go the | abead with any protective measures) he sees fit and place the respons! bility of the precautionary expenses Girle—tf you want plenty of | thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for {t will starve your har and ruin) }it If you don’t It doesn't do much good to try to |brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff ts to dissolve {t, then you destroy it entirely, To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid ar. von; apply ft at night when retir = enough to molsten the Ip and rub it in gently with the inger tips. By morning, most, !f not all, your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely de |stroy every single sign and trac Jot it You will find, too, that all itech ing and digging of the scalp will | atop, and your hair will look and el1 a hundred times better. You joan get Hquid arvon at any drug store. is inexpensive and four use ounces is all you will need, no mat-| ter how much dandruff you have. This simple remedy never fai | Advertisement ‘ACLEAR COMPLEXION | Ruddy Cheeks — Sparkling Eyes—Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Kawe for for women le ingredients tr xed. wit aming them Dr. Edwar ta, you will knew thoes These tablets are wonder workers on the liver and bowels, which cause mal action ing off the 4 potsonous matter that one's aystem collects you have a pale full cart face, aplen rallow will | tr new hair | yy Tablets. substitute for calome’ per box, All drugmiste Tablet Company, Colum the Peel Off the Old Skin; Bring Out the New ath that mud ¥ complexiot that's clear, soft ” 4 on | akin expe kiy fy ed te 1 akin Y ninless. an use common ocess which you harr urself. olized pr Get an ounc mer wax at your dru and ¢ ning apread @ thin coat ing of It over your face. Tomorrow morning wash ft off with warm water, Small powder-lke partic! ifeless top ekin will ' s dal} the #ktr If bathe lotion e wrinkled or for awhile in a by dinsolving 1 ox axolite in \%y pl. witel 4 is just splendid, —Adver- tisement Prepare to Close Apartments Had the water supply not been resumed Tuesday, @ general read juatment to p t conditiona would have taken plw Hundreds of apartment were ready to be locked up t cause water could not be gotten for the botlers of the heating equip ment. Together with the cold weather, the crippled heating sys toms made living in many of them impossible Occupants by the dozens were preparing to move into downtown hotels Laundry work was being stopped | jal over the elty, jthe Cedar river intake, could be used as an impounding reservoir It could hold enough water to last the city five or six months ‘If this plan is carried out, It} would be necessary to construct permanent conduits from Swan! lake to Seattle, Then there should be additional reservoir factlities in the city, The condults from Cedar river to Swan lake should eventu- ally be of coner Two years, he sald, would prob ably be the minimum within which the Improvements {nsuring Seattle's | supply “ could be construc sald Mayor Gill will have all the and the engines on my shoulders | Monday He vallable hose ready for service “People should realize the situa tion and take every precaution to prevent fire INVESTIGATING U. §. DIPLOMAT in Case Which Shocks Chicago| WATER IS TURN ED ON BRYAN- WILSON FEUD A HUMMER Politicians Wonder What Com- | moner Will Do to Presi | dent. [MAY BE A CANDIDATE houses | hte |Gardner's thir | iabed | WASHINGTON, |Jan. 11—What will do to Wilson? This the agitates democratic less than the attle between the id velt Wilson-Bryan the biggest gle the situation now developing within the democratic party To understand the relations tween Wilson and Bryan’ it is nec essary to hark back to the Baltt-| more convention D ’ Bryan is question that leaders threat- pres hard feud factor in is sir be Bryan leading that affair | He dominated the convention in the end and it was his Influence which —defeated| Champ Clark and! nominated Wood- row Wilson Wilson Sided With Bryan the conven-| a way show | not dominated by | Thomas F. Ryan, Roger —_— and Charles F. Murphy, and Wal plerests. lenged the candidates to| as between a presiding t forward Ryan and| some presiding officer opposed the Ryan group. Champ Clark refused to break with the Ryan-Suilivan-Murphy took a role in tion that to by BERLIN, by Wireless to Say- ville, Jan, 11.—Germany is in- vestigating alleged hostile atements of American Consul of Stuttgart, accord: | Ing to the newspapers today | Several days ago statements, ap- |parently inspired in the German prem, accused Higgins of being i British tn all except his birth. Be-| leanne of this alleged altuation, they demanded his recall ‘THEY'RE SOUTHPAWS SALEM, Conn., Jan. 11.-—-Charles, Henry and Elmer Harris celebrated thelr birthday here today, They're brothers, though not triplets, and all left-handed. They were born in 1866, 1872 and i874, respective combination and was thereupon re-| nounced and from that time on posed by Bryan. Wilson took sides with Bryan and| earned the Bryan support lt was this division in the con- vention which blocked the nom{na-| tion of Clark, who had entered the convention with the largest number} of primary delegates, and dragged | the convention out long enough | fina y to wear down the Clark jstrength and make poesible the nomination of Woodrow Wilson Victory Was Bryan's The fight was long and hard; the victory was distinctly Bryan's end his appointment to the cabinet was an acknowledgment of the po- itieal debt which Wilson owed him Hut Bryan did more than nom- inate Wilson; he | ly, on January 11 | Colds « Quint only « Grove's sicnature on box. There ts Ww. ? THE WRONG DR, BROWN People come to my offic every day and tell me how they got caught and stung tn e office of some other Dr. Brown, Thies } Tos ¢ who work in 3640. Ingham of- { Elk and Hol- SERVED PIPING HOT}, 2c and 3c a Cup Hiest Grade Blend, 40c Ib.; 3 iba. for $1 .00 Other Good Blends, Ib. 35c, 30c, 25c || Hi-Grade Coffee Co. 100 Feet North of Pike 8t., at 1515 Becond Ave. A Lot of Coffee Satisfaction for a Little Trouble WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW FRYE’S QUALITY MARKETS Wednesday Specials: [Baer ae | Regn Sterage....... SC Pork Neck Bones, | » 25 Cc) lle 17c 8 Ibs. for Choice Shoulder Pork Roast Choice Steer Round Steak ,| Choice Steer , | Rot Roast Choice Loin Pork Chops Anchor Brand | :| Bacon )a" | velopments Seen Toallerd Ave Look for U. S, Purple Stamp It Signifies Purity and Quality | Wilson gave evidences of changing | jis now for a large measure of pre- | paredness and opposed entirely |the ing the candidate of the convention | to one term in the White House. | Whether he did this to open the} way for the nomination to come to| himself four years later is a ques-| tion which has not been answered Will Oppose Policies Some have regarded recent state-| ments as an entire repudiation of political ambition on Bryan's part; others feel that the road ts open for him to change his mind. But whether or not he in- tends to raise the one-term we, it Is certain that he In- tends to oppose the Wilson military preparedness program, and this opposition developed In the beginning of thjs con- gress may grow into political opposition, working itself out in the presidential campaign. Bryan brought to Wilson's cab- inet bis pacifist program Wiison Quits Pacifist His peace treaties were negot!- ated and many of them ratified, and during the first two years of Wil- son's term Wilson went along with | Bryan in the matter of peace | During the past year, however, | with the growth of the prepared- ne ntiment thruout the country, his attitude on this subject, the message to this showed that a complete had taken urati) | congress reversal place and that Wilson to Bryan iittle-army-little-navy- attitude. Bryan Relieved of Work This was evident to Bryan be fore it was known to the country and the discovery of their radical difference resulted in Bryan's resig- nation from the cabinet. Before he resigned, however, it was evident that he had personal reasons also for feeling aggrieved. | The president had taken over the duties of secretary of state and ad- ministered them himself, HARDL ACCORDING BRYAN THE TESY OF FORMAL CON TION Perhape In the end there will be more personal bitterness re- sulting from the slight than from the changing policy which caused him to separate from the Wilson administra- tlon. TODAY BRYAN IS AT THE HEAD OF A DEMOCRATIC FACTION WHICH IS AS DIS- TINCT FROM THE WILSON DEMOCRATIC PARTY AS THE PROGRESSIVES ARE | DISTINCT FROM THE G, 0, P. Bryan has four important | grounds on which he can, if he wishes, logically oppose the presi jdent, each backed by a strong ele- ment in the voting population. | They are pai | | SOUR- | LTA- 3 (2) opposition to @ second term based on the one- term plank In the Baltimore platform; (3) advocacy of ni tlon-wide prohibition by feder amendment instead of state a tion; (4) advocacy of nation- wide woman suffrage by fed. eral amendment Instead of state action, Netween now the de Bryan-Wilson d by politicians test interest | and June. the feud will be wat with the gre James Cates, wishing he was dead, shot by friends who in jest pulled trigger of revolyer. put the clause| |) into the democratic platform pledg-| || | crank Title Insurance A land title may be worthless, and yet on the face of the public records it may SEEM to be free and clear of all defects. t any moment a right, undiscoverable from any examination tltat can be made from the records, may be discovered, under which the property may be taken from the one who bought in good faith, with no adequate redress what- soever. tle Insurance is the ONLY means that af- fords ABSOLUTE TI- TLE SECURITY. A title policy not only embraces the most thorough examin- ation of the title, but it insures against fraud, accident, mistake and ignorance. This company is al- ways ready to defend the titles it has insured. This fact, alone, often prevents attacks based upon trivial or imagin- ary claims, however specious they may be made to appear. Washington Title Insurance Company | Get the Habit of | Drinking Hot Water | Before Breakfast || Gays we can’t look or feel right with the system full of poisons. | | Millions of folks bathe internally now instead of loading their sys- tem with drugs. “Whats an inside bath?” you say. Well, it is guar- anteed to perform miracles if you could believe these hot water en- thusiasts. There are vast numbers of men and women who, immediately upon arising in the morning, drink a glass of real hot water with a tea- spoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This is a very excellent health measure. It is intended to flush the stomach, liver, kidneys and the thirty feet of intestines of the pre- vious day's waste, sour bile and in- digestible material left over in the body which, if not eliminated every day, become food for the millions of bacteria which infest the bowels, the quick resnit is poisons and toxins which are then absorbed into the blood, causing headache, billous attacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trouble, kid- misery. lessness, impure blood and al) sorts of ailments. People who feel good one day and badly the next, but who simply can not get to feeling right are urged to obtain a quarter pound of Hmestone phosphate at the drug store. This will cost very little, but is sufficient to make any one a real on the subject of internal sanitation. Just as soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and freshening, so limestone phosphate and hot water act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, It is vastly more important to bathe on the inside than on the outside, be- cause the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood, while the bowel pores do. HEALTH STRENGTH Is what Chiropractic means to the man, woman or child who ts suffering or is interested in any one who is suffering. The chief points you would be interested in are an explanation of what a chiro- practor is, what he believes in and how he operates. How simple and chronic diseases are all handled tn nature’s own way, How spinal treatments avoid drugs, operations and suffering. No charges for a talk with me. Call today. Few treatments have overcome chronic dis ofy 7 standing. Your health is surely worth a few minutes’ consultation. Dr. E. McGee 516-17 People’s Bank Bidg., Corner Second and Pike Elliott 2894 BULL BROS. 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