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. . @ kihiniesdiindebienrraadaaeene ce , 7 ~4 6 + HE EVENING WORLD, REDFIELD URGES SMITHS ELECTION TO BACK WILSON 1918. so Barbe Gives Recital; sic Next Week atest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort Compiled by William McMahon. SATURDAY, NUVEMBER 2 cee sere VOTERS ARE URGED TO MARK A CROSS 24 TOELECT DOWLING A pert He then proceeded to review the campaign, mentioning, point by point, Committee : Points O Out Sean obvioasty, could not display her qual- ities to the best advantage. But her the issues he has raised and the Gov- soprano voice, of considerable com- so Influenza and Kindred Diseases Usually Start With A Cold Don’t trifle with them— . DY se ae It is a lot easier to prevent Washington Wants Man at disease than to cure it— Albany Who Will Give 4 ° Sympathy Not Antagonism ernor’s failure Pr respond. He sum- mi many of his speeches and re- fterated the promises he has made. Mr. Smith charged that the Jov- ernor had used the patronage of the State to win his primary contest, and mentioned especially the State Defense Council and the Food Commission. He repeated the charges made against the Whitman administration during of Over Confidence Because By Sylvester Rawling. LLEE BARBE, a young Ameri- can woman, despite the odd spelling of her name, gave a Customer at retail store ordinarily 1s bound to rely on skill and experi- ence of seller in determining kind of canned goods he will purchase, un- lees he demands goods of a definite brand or trade name. Canned beans muinder not taken.—Scnmid y,, Thov sen, 176 P. 7 If # person took money when he was wo drunk W KHUW Wial le Was duds but afterward vealiaed woat he don 4, being suber, formed an idea the campaign and sald: At the first sign of a cold, take we CASCARA, QUININE ‘This ol fashioned household remedy has been used tn American homes for twenty years. Tt breaks up # Cold in twenty-four hours—Grip Sires dage— tenes and regulates tho eyseen, Batirely harmices and has no unpleasant after effects. You can get it at any drug store—24 tablets in old familiar red top box for 26 cents. Lay Get.a box for emergency use. W. M. MILL COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. oes INFLUENZA The i =e Horlick’s One of the biggest political meet~ ings of this campaign was held by the Democratic Party in the Brooklyn Academy of Music last night, About 40 per cent. of the audience of 3,600 were women. Willlam C. Redfield, United States Secretary of Commerce and Labor, Praised the character of Al Smith, and said he was eminently fitted for the Governorship, “The Federal Administration wants & man in Albany who will give the Administration sympathy and not a‘ tagonism,” he said. “The Repub't- cans argue that they should support Wilson by electing men who are hos- tile to him.” Mre Smith arrived soon after 10 o'clock, and received an ovation. —| Mr. Smith first expressed his regret that Gov. Whitman had not condu.:ted & campaign on the issues. “Nothing can go further to prove Mr. Whitman's absolute unfitness for SPANISH | “What has Gov. Whitman to say about all this? Does he really be- lieve it to be entirely unnecessary that he make any explanation? What can be His conception of the intelli- gence of the electorate of this State? “In the closing hours of the cam- paign, his sole reply seems to be that 1 am unfit for the office of Governor because I was born in a tenement house on the east side. That I was born in a tenement is true, In fact, | it is one of the few things he has said which is true. “I not only admit it, but I glory in it. That is one of the things that distinguishes America from all other countries under the sun. That is one of the things about America that puts the spirit, the courage and the vigor into the youth of this country to #0 great a degree that the American Army, the hope of civilization, bas challenged the admiration of the world, One of the great benefits of America is the equal opportunity that comes to all men, however low and humble may be their beginnings, to raise themselves by their own ef- forts to the highest place in the gift of the people; and it is the embodi- | ment of that spirit of America which permits a man born in a tenement house, if he be worthy, to become the Governor of the State of New ork, of Three Nominations. | . The Non-Partisan Lawyers’ Com- mittee, organized to obtain the re- election of Supreme Court Justice Victor J. Dowliti®, has begun @ cam- paign of education in his behalf. Ale | though Justice Dowling has been nominated by the Republicans, the | Democrats and the Prohibitionists, tthe committee is urging every vot of all these parties to put the cross- mark opposite his name on the bal- lot. tthe joint nomination of the three parties, many persons believe hecan- not be defeated. It is pointed out, however, that the law provides, even though he be the universal nominee, Justice Dowling must be one of the three highest in all the votes cast for the Supreme Court in order to be elected. Former Supreme Court Justice Francis M. Scott, Chairman of the Committee, sald: “with such a jumbled ballot and office, it is apparent that each voter Because Justice Dowling received! jown, with the maze of candidates for every i began slisded Tallon,” ‘French and English arias. Richard Hpstein was her ac- companist at the piano, The Society of American Singers now presenting opera com.que at the Park Theatre, with a creditable record of several excelent perivrimances during the jast few weeks, notaoly “The Mikado,” “Madame Butterfly,” “Mignon,” — "Carme! and “The Daughter of iment,” an- nounces a revival of e Pirates of Penzance” for next Monday evening. Leo Ornstein, a young New York Pianist who js a revolutionist as a composer, 18 to give two recitals here before he goes on tour, Both are an- nounced for Aeolian Hall, the first on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. nd the second on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 16. His recent appearance as soloist with the Symphony Orchestra gives him a legitimate place amon, preters, and on each progra: features only one composition of his Mr, Ornstein commands atten- tion and excites anticipation of what js sure to be brilliant achievement, Yvette Guilbert will give another recital at Maxine Elliott's Theatre to- morrow evening. She announces an entire change of programme that will | and pork are not fit for consumption within the implied warranty of fit- mess under Sales Act if they contain & pebble of sufficient size to break a tooth —Ward vs. “Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea: Company, Supreme Ju- dicial Court of Massachusetts. Where husband filed a bill to cancel deed made by his wife, and stenog- rapher called on wife in husband's Presence and took down her state- ments as to her life with him and the transaction involved, husband's failure to contradict such statements could not be regarded as an admis- sion of the truth of the statements, where the wife was then in her last illness and had become estranged from the husband and his contra- dicting statements could only have resulted in further estrangement.— Pederson vs, Nixon, 120 N. E. 323, The common law principle that an employee lent to a special employer. and who asvents to the change, be- comes @ servant of the employer to whom he Is .lent, applies to cases under the Workman's Compensation Act.—Scribner’s case, 120 N. E. 360. he money, he was guilty of May vy. State, 79 8. 677, Where a deed had been deli ushand and wife he subsequent on Her title-pQ@ill Ae } McKinney, 170 8. 232 , For conviction of conspiracy to nae the mails in furthers to defraud, it Is not n person defrauded formation of the original conspizacy, od as its victim.—Shay v, United States, 251 F seary that tne Pape’s Diapepsin at aia acidity, indigestidn, Don't stay upset! don’t fit and undigested food lumps of indigestion puin, flatuence, hearthurn or heudache you can get instant relief. When meaty belch gus, acic: A wife who has been wilfully dg- | Assistant Secretary of the Navy Pees | Suanmons | eat VeTtuaien | Stl Sesten cr abandoned: tor. thiWs peal — >. 2 Franklin D, Roosevelt was to have must take particular care to put &/different periods, comprising legends, INFLUENZA - spoken at tho meeting. He sent this|cross opposite Justice Dowling’s | carols, chansons populaires and mod- !s entitled to a divorce —dGolehon + RLICK'e Ma Ited Mil k Totter of fegrets ern songs. Emily Gresser, violinist, Golehon, Supreme Court of Appeal» a nT: C : . man or woman, . re 4 eens ae | {ORLICK’S “Lam compelled. to atay in Wash. |"8me Every voter Will assist her. va must understand this and be sure to vote for Justice Dowling, because Very Nutritious, Digestible The REAL Food-Drink, instantly prepared. Made by the ORIGINAL Horlick ‘process and from carefully selected materials. Used successfull Endorsed by physicians pW 4 gx | specity HOFLICK’S the origina == Others _Are_Imitations_ ington because of Secretary Dani absence and because of the existing situation. It is almost needless to 6ay |their votes count in the plurality re- how sincerely I regret not to be abley. iinea wy law.” to speak to-night in behalf of my old |@uired by friend, Alfred E, Smith, and of the rest of the Democratic’ State ticket| and | and of the candidates for Congress. M jpLrted Mity RAGES IN U. S. Thousands of .Cases Reported With Many Deaths. THOSE WHO ARE MOST SUSCEPTIBLE TO IT “FRUIT-A-TIVES”—The Wonderful Fruit Medicine—Greatly Helps A Apne Byrd, 8 Lees eee | A principal enforce a contrac’ jplanist of more than ordinary prom- made by hi t Nise, is to give @ recital at Aeolian ame inane lace rh ala | Hat on Monday evening, We heard ame without disclosing name o All the members of the committee, her once last season, It should be Q"2c!pa)—Williams v, Honeycutt, 9 there are several hundred of and, doubtless, will be a pleasure to ding Charles E, Hughes, | hear her again. “We in Washington need a Gov-| them, Including ernor in Albany who will not think|Alton B, Parker, Elihu Root, Edgar | of hin own selfish Interests first, but} M. Cullen, John B. Stanchfield, De- Will work whole heartedly with the Y entire Nation, in the great tasks that| 22cey Nicoll, George W. Avbboers are stil before Us, The ‘voters of|sham, William Church Osborn up-State will join with every borough | James W. Gerard, James M. Beck, of Greater New York in giving Smith] Touis Marshall, Abram 1. Elkus, serves, bors ee ating OL ay. Charles Steckler, Nathaniel A, Els- voted public servant.” berg, James A. O'Gorman, William Travers Jerome and Charles A. Per- kins are working had for the re- A lessor ts not bound to protect the lessee against condemnation proceed- ings and, if part of the premisea are taken thereunder, the tenant ts never- theless liable for the rent for the re- | PNP? WEL, BOT Bt Andre Messager and the Paris Con- rervatory Orchestra, with Alfred 'Cortot, a famous French pianist as soloist, will give a third concert at Carnegie Hall to-morrow evening. Thelma Given, an American girl, another one of Auer’s pupils, will make her local debut in a violin re- cital at Carnegie Hall to-morrow at- ternoon. Her programme will include the Vitali chaconne and Jules Conus's concerto in E minor, | No waiting! Pape's Diapepstn-witt put you on your feet. As soot as-you ea’ one of these ple harm tablets all the ea ITICAL. | POLITICAL. 3 * Adyt.. nem. PHOTO _ELANS._ 5g a To Resist This Disease. ‘OSTEOPATHS PETITIONING election of Justice Dowling. He has é ie _ 7 ’ Olive Tat Fablets | eR ANPY. The epidemic of Spanish Influenza served fourteen years on the bench, ‘aruso an jaudia Muzio, assist | LABOR MASS MEETIN which pia ed such havoc in Europe FOR RECOGNITION BY ARMY most of which as a member of por A a Bi Bd FB A pimply face will not embarrass you BROAOWAYAT 47057 has rea i this continent Thou- Appellate Division. of Bandmaster William A. Schro much | age of | jonger if sands of cases of the strunge malady Dr Edwards’ Olive ea ae ‘The skin | Both the Bar Association of the| Will give a concert at the Hippodrome TO-NIGHT aT’ COOPER UNION Hon. Alfred E. Smith have appeared and many deaths are already reported; Surgeon-General Blue of the United States Public Health Service having tuted tha “Spanish Influenza will probably weeks.” Practically every ship which touches our shores from abroad brings those infected with the disease, Surgeon-General Blue urges that “the individual take all the precau- Willing to Take Prescribed Exam- inations for Practice in '- Military Camps. ‘The practicing osteopaths of the coun- spread | all over the country in six try are circulating throughout the coun- try this week petitions to Congress for recognition by the Surgeon General in the camps and cantonments of the army. A bill giving them recognition is now before Congress, Thus far the osteopaths have been City of New York and the New York! County Lawyers’ Association have passed resolutions urging citizens generally to vote for Justice Dowling. “The principle of retaining in of- fice Judges of competence and proved ability,” one resolution says, “is well established, and the committee be- leves that’ no more fitting occasion for the application of this principle could be rresented than in the oppor- tunity now offered to urge that Jus- to-morrow night for the benefit of the Navy Relief Society. Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, and Admiral Usher are expected to present. Owing to the infiuenza epidemic the Piedigrotto song contest, which was to have taken place on Monday evening at Carnegie Hall poned indefinitely. is post- The recital of Edna de Lima, s0- prano, scheduled for Aeolian Hall on be begin to clear after you have the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there’s Mo sickness or pain after taking them, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effec- tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe end irritati No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with “a dark brown taste,” You witt Ki yLAFAYET PATRIOTIC WEE MOW WHAT OUN.PEAGNINO MEANT WHEN YOM BA? Sreano SyMiPHONY ORCHESTRA jevsticrians acl como POLITICAL NOTES. - tions he can against contracting the shut gut. They are willing to take the| tice Dowling should be re-elected.” ¥ ciples, front a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good’ CARL EDOUARDE-conouy Hon. Ha C. Walker disease care and personal hy- presctibed examination for doctors in| _ The Citizens’ Union report on Jus-|doned'en account of her lines, feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad : bony oan ew Hon. Franklin E. Bard giene.” Plenty of exercise should be the service, and are asking no excep- | tice Dowling says: sbdiaith Gisposition or pimply face: | oe eo Hon. Bird S. Coler taken; the diet should bh: regu- tons, “Demorcats and Republicans have! rian Russell will introduce Alex ehulrete Olive pavee. S08 RE SERRE tated, ate, Furthermore, the osteopaths have| Honored themselves by Joining in sullivan’s new song “Kisses” at the purely vegetable compou mixed with | _“* ee Hon. Jacob S. Cohen Spanish Influensa affects most se-'voluntecred to establish clinica’ in the| {te HOmination of Victor J. Dowling Orpheum ‘Theatre, Brooklyn, next live oll; you will know them by their TROADW Hon. Charles Morschauser verely elderly persons and others field and the oantonmenta without | Supreme Court, fila fine record dure | Y°K gs oF te spent years among pa: | none son whose powers of resistance are weak- charge to the Government and have a| | en years’ r ne! 8 iver bows Wet MONDAY Hon. Dwight B. La Du ned by Wines, work oF Worry, es- sufficient number of volunteers to eculp | tench sant ot the time aac member| BISHOP DETAINED ON SHIP. tents sfticted, with tres, Sad bows | ves.. MONDAY equip part of the ; i “ “6 ” 2 p soe Sed complaints, and Olive Tablets are the ae Hon. Robert F. Wagner pevelly thoes sted are ran-duwa” OF and maintain them. of the Appellate Division, ought in immensely effective result. 3 Ng DOUGLAS 4 “not feeling up to the mar! eyes itself to assure his reelection, which Tal two . . 4 Ussse SPEAKERS WILL BE: The really reat danger from the! the Citizens’ Union is glad to urge.” ch ter $0 eel an Ly AIRGBAN KS REPUBLICANS HAVE FATTER DOUGH BAG Spent $675,605, They Certify to Mer. Joh as, Ti nop of Dalit, id Pabla Casals, a noted Span: ten cellist, were detained’ all night on a Span'sh steamer which, docked at 0.46 o'clock last eventn; en passengers, Dr. Frederick L. Marshall, State Su-! of whom six were Filipino sailo-s verintendent of Elections, has notified returned to ‘this country under. an ihe women at Columbia University that Amer can Consul's certificate, were on disease is not so much in the disease itself as that it often develops into pneumonia, What everyone needs sow ix a pen- eral tonic like “Fruit-asives.” ‘This wonderful fruit medicine is not a See how much better you feel and look. ‘We and 25c per box. All druggists Mary J. Murphy, President, Bindery Women's Union No. 43, —Adv., International Bhd. of Bookbinders. Edward 1. Hannah, President, Central Federated Union. Stee 0B J. Brady, President, New York State Allied Printing ™a5e tics Aawoticne! Lnuerest and Aten iF ow eHUNSDAY, ENTINE duanas ‘With this Pioture at End of Peri Greater 'V HL wet, soe2b00 inc tar) F PHOTO PLAYS. Poel Met Meta President, Manhattan Board of Business germ-killer. It is a body bultder; a ‘ college dormitories do not constitute a | the sten ane cares ik 5 BW. BN ate 9th: Stil . of ‘the Business Trades. |strength-inaker: « blood-puriiers a Congres oe Vote: they wil therefore if chez want £9 All hands Wnmigration,- authorities y eur re MOTION PICT i ersaaty President, international ‘ | power in protecting against the ray-|_ Save 50,459, ae tae onan eill cing up his cams! when & request. Was received” from Biches c T. vee Io Longshoremen’s As- ages of Oloease. P paign’ tonight in. Buffalo, where he somebody in the Naval Intelligence Bu- . ROTMAPEEL “Fruit-a-tives” regulate the kid-| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—Final pre- | will attend a rally. reau to hold them. At o'clock @ Chairman, Sara A. Con oe ar od boy, Secretary, United Textile | petty officer from the Intell gence Bue | reau came on board. When asked why the passengers were released Alfred E. Smith, Democratic nominee G . causing these neys and bowels, causing for Governor, will address a women's election reports of campaign expenses to eliminate waste regularly and n were made to the Clerk of the House v. STUART BLACKTON presents he an- : emporary Chairman, Clark, Presid ‘d mass meeting at the Lyceum Theatre at ‘A f New York Cit; Tem @ t, Labor League |urally, as nature intended ‘Fruit-a- of Representatives yesterday by the |23 o'clock thia afternoon Other apeak- | “wwWhy, wo didn't want them detained AN AMERICAN DRAMA, 4 ee z tives” keeps the skin active, and puri- | Republican and Democratic National |°1%,¥!lbe women, To-night at Coo; er we only, wanted to check up our sus- h Union Mr, Smith ‘and all the ot candidates of the Democratic State tleket will speak at a great masa meeting. Henry M. Goldfogle, Repubiican and! Democratic candidate for Congress in the Twelfth District, who ts running against Representative Meyer London, Socialist has received the indorsement of Samuel , Untermyer. Opportunity was given yesterday to the men on board the naval training ship “SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY” Bewaded on Genoral Crowder's “Work or Fight" Order. By ANTHONY PAUL KELLY, Featuring MITCHELL LEWIS With RUBY DE REMER end an Ail Star Cast. RIVOLI ANIMATED PICTORIAL, fies and enriches the blood. “Fruit-a- tives” tones up and strengthens the | organs of digestion, insuring food be- |ing properly digested and assinisated. Everyone can take ordinary pre- cautions, avoid crowded places, and use “Fruit-a-tives” regularly to insure sound digestion, to keep the bowels and kidneys regular ant the whole Committees, The Republican organ- ization had total expenditures of $675,606, with contributions of $676,815, and the Democratic Committee dis- bursed $480,459 and received $498,619, The deta ed account of the Repub- lican Committee was mailed to-day from Chicago an& will be filed to- DOORS OPEN AT 7.30 LOOK AT CHILD'S he IP SICK P Granite State, at th Street and Hudsoi Inctuding the Creat Commit’ c's Official War Beri Ri pepe | une oe oe fosstbie condition. | morrow. Both committees will pre- | River, to wots for nominees forG Governor —eee RA ! a ee. sent complete reports of all campaign |and other offices. Men from otner States s i € : “Fruit-a-tives” is sold by dealers expenditures after the elections Tues- | also voted and their ballots will be sent RIALTO MAL™ QUARTETTE. ADYS RICE, Soprano. and | OTEAMBOATS. i : home. Yeoman Maurice F, Cantor of EWNO RAPEE will Conduct | oan, everywhere at 50c a box, 6 for $2.50; day, including accounts received and Ro ona eon M 2, ! . STATION MEN, \ METHOPOLITAN” LINE ~~~ | trial size, 25c., or sent pesto id on re- expended from the date of the latest | uffalo cart the first vote for Mr. Smith, THE RIVOLI ORCHESTRA | ‘ Ages 21 to 55, ToB O S T O Jeeint of price by FRUIT: AcTiY ere i noe the Re Willen, finetian Walling, Wenty fe Sto: im “BEAUTIFUL GALATIEA." by Suppe o Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.— publican Committee since ito last ree (nodin. Chester M. Wright, and rank esi, Mother! Remove To-day—Lant Times—MAURICE TOUKNEUR'S Super: Production, “WOMAN,"* ing themselves “pro-war So- have issued a signed statement n Subway and Elevated port totalled $184,509, while supple- poisons from little stom- Ica pe CodCanal :2%; 68 COUrEK BYUAKL: ‘MOTH BT, AND 8D AV.; HUGO RIESENFELD will Conant THE RlALTO OSORCHESTRA Divisions, mental contributions amounted to |urging voters to uphold President W i] er S SQu. AR ce INTERBOROUGH NU‘ SUNLAY SAILINGS 5 v0 Wii PALE y Hike, “The’ Demoorasie Committee Wie appeal for © Democratic Congress. ach, liver, bowels. Diredion ot SA.ROTHABRES ne RAPID TRANSIT CO. _| STATE ROOMS, MEAl oe Hy Run-pown PALE [Risaaee ores eee ae i Al cede 0 oma ng, A Ele, ames, | PEST: Pemba EXHAUSTED, WoMEN 2 LOTS OF LIGHT TUESDAY [Give “California Syrup of MAE MARSH tiippen q SUG pRacys. FU 3 sia 1 at once if bilious ” .< oN me uate, Bi SHovLD TAKE Use} Ng --—--—---------------—-- | NIGHT---SOME GLOOM 100 ay constipated. RIALTO ANIMATED MAGAZINE 4 CENTRAL HUDSON | L HAIR COMING OUT? ou jou pein, Look at the Soames, mother! I ona TETANY ,AEUIY, WIVES OF Win HoR Bee Ror Wt odd a he Sati couted, it re sign that your little i i Owe RAT on A ts “athens 4 etdeck Dandruff causes a feverish irritation | Restrictions on Unnecessary | one's stomach, liver and bowels need « Pee ante a ‘ sys; iy wi of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen Election Displays, erate, thorough RPARAIO OF COCR. j PROSE ba. Battery’ Pier in. Yah and then the hair comes out To| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—Dr. Harry] doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu- | sunuesaue | _ BURLESQUE, Fuel Chief Considers Removal of WUbeOs Miva Niuur vi pee It stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a small bottle of Danderine at any crug store for a few cents, pour a little in your band and rub it into the scalp. A. Garfield, Federal Fuel Administrator, when asked this morning if he intended to remove restrictions prohibiting the use of unnecessary electric light dis-| plays on Election Night, replied: “Phis matter is now receiving my con- sideration and T shall have something rally, or is feverish, stoinach sour, breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give teaspoonful of “California Syrup of Figs,” and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undigested food FOR, SALE. ON Caco SP Sae icAN, WaTCA AND DIAMluNt "Cae Phone Con, Ast Calle Be ae) fae oy. Me er We 2 Tora Br AVE ux: ron—| allie which often corrodes the stom. mm than a@¢ OEVMPIC: an Pyare Di After several applications the hair stops | to emma " ‘ne da x OF ap have! and sour bile gently moves out of its . i strength and endurance o coming out and you can't find any | [io suyiement to a sd matter little bow is without eps and you Beautiful waiie marge . + vous, _ irritable, | areworn, dandruff, ; From unofclal sources. however: It te have « well, playful child again. ers Si azar women in two weeks understood that nfeld will utt| You phew Ban coax sick children te CuTUST many cases the *ban on “ightleas esdays atid! take this harmless “fruit laxatives" 4 viaweay "ashi gba’ bam Wir permit, all “the electrical displays fore ita daliaaus tuna aaa i bond aveapued, “awk dua Bp pled that usually go with such an event, they ere & cl phot ay » and wee ee ian and medical —_—--_____ always makes them splendid. +S Capes tan Tate ft action gosrantced Calkins to Head St. Past Road, Ask your druggist for « bottle of ee eS ee funded="On sale at all CHICAGO, Nov. 2—oR. M. | Calking “California Syrup of Figs,” which has under one No. 3. Tike nan bee ° side mat, ODP at, NW has bron chosen for, President of the directions for babies, children of all acs and for grown-ups plainly on the | road by’ the Board of Directors. Mr hottle, Beware of counterfeits sold Calkins. Fonigned from the Vice Prosi: dency of the road in Au ugust and went here, To be sure you get the eenitnae to the Pacific Const to take charge of ask to see that it Is made by “Cali- LOU LEDERER * VEVIAN LAWRENCE Jouephine Le Fevre Co.Philadélohia | !8 shinbullding interests, He wi" fornia Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse WALTER. PARKER. a cate Wen tere tte wis “made of road. ‘any other kind with conte: wt,