If the “'hlte llllil<i~ luken illrollzli
our of the emu-nth.-
Hill! the m‘vrzr-wn lli'l'lles lit-lleiilh
in the President walks when going
' from ills Ullli M.
The lndividual's Right;
ktill‘ will for “llll'll iilllilkiiill ls
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not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed‘i’ryplwslcians'for
21 years. and proved safe by minnow—Say “Bayer! '
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i SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an “unbroken package” of
a genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains m “EU-
5 tions for Headachg'Earsciie, Toothache, Nem’lgia, Colds, M
> maiism, Neuritis, Lumbsgo. and pfingenenfl}. Strictly Americas!
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Local postmasters have received
JAPAN IN PRE“ from Postmaster-General Bays the
‘ following notice:
"It is the wish of the President that
visitors to the seat of government
(owwlfli
Vim '10 WNW.
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m unusual \‘lt'W of llH' south pul'tl- ‘
”fill-es llilol
shall have every opportunity to get
full information concerning nil gov-
COLUMBIA. Mo.. June l.———Japan ""menm depar‘menu R l' “99'
- Wm he represented at the Press Con- cially his desire that all those who
gress ol‘ the World in Honolulu next °°m° ‘0 Washington to "‘Mt busi-
Uctoin-r by a delegation of distin- "9'3 With any department 0" bureou
w..1 iilliiviilmllly ni' l-ullectin-ly, lzlll‘s'l'u-ll journalist- heuded by K. or ""3 Government may quickly be
fi‘lli'T‘lll‘ with the liberty of ac- Suflmnru. editor of the Tokio Asahi advised 88 ‘0 "it exact loation and
MW of lllt'll' number, is St-lf- Slmllun. according to CAN?“ fldV’lCPS means or re.c‘“n‘ the POPUCIICI' de-
vnm, is the ”n". purring" Juet I‘VCi-ived here by Dean vvanm partment or bureau in which my be
““N. In“ M, rluhtly ex- \VilTTniils. head of the School of Jour- cetered the business which they de-
l’ _ . ) _ 'i 'll nailism m the l‘niversity of Missouri sire to transact. For this purpose.
in! ”H? mm" ”.l,“f " ( H 1““ :lnd pro-sillent of the Congress. there has been emblished a Bureau
- “'r'"”"‘ h" “‘1" "' “WW“ Mr. Nlluilnura. who is one or the of Information. on the ground floorot
win-rs. lll\ mm gum], either fun-”lust Journalists of Japan. is a the Post Ollce Depsrtment building.
ll hullk'lt‘llt
l‘ltlllily be roili-
of the executive sic-mitt” located on Pennsylvania avenue. It
Congress and hoped to Neirth street. which is in charge of
member
l-illlilut oi" the l’i'l-sa
. l-r fm'luwr because it will organize it at San Francisco in 1915. competent people. who will definitely
' r him in tin so. Ill-muse it ”i" will have n prominent place on the answer queries of this character. The
l 4,. hump» r, ill-puns“ in the program in Honolulu. public is advised of this arrangement.
. KIM“. ,l, m, M would he iu-plow-nlutlon or all the forty- and invited to make use of the lac“-
llll‘t'l‘ l‘nllntril-s whore-in reside mem—
lH'IS ol' llu- i‘onui‘vsa is expected :11 lhl
...
right. 'l'llo-sl' lire good "3‘
l~1.lilllli~vll'illlllL: WU“ h:m. ”salons in Honolulu by those in BASEBALL SAVES ROBBED-
. Y r (i'lmi'rmh: "H” or visiting charge or the arrangements. (‘vaiNNATL Jum- l.——-Foqr roll-
"" "" "”"'”‘"““- I" w.” \wlw. «dimr or m.» Grry lu‘i'H llolinll the night watchman otthe
"M ”1" “""m'l ”W” “'hifl' linglv. Minn” Gazette. and former (.i[](\||)n;lli National League baseball
lillll must he
. u; willeooe else.
l“ '1‘ “1 prlvsillv-ni or the National Editorial rnrk party yo'slo-rtluy, broke open three
Association. is arranging for special sales and stole 81.251. The robbers.
trains um] steamship accomodutions displpufhd because of the compara-
to curry the «lelvitaio-s from the l'nitml ,uvMy small amount of money they
States to the int't'lillK. He is the clmir- Ironnd. informed the helpless watch-
man or the organization's transporlil- 'man that Garry Hu-rrmann must be a
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safety First.
1' 1"} me two blts. tion committee. “M” an skate."
_~‘_' —“-"_ Evidently the thieves believed they
”fly “I'H‘h MU“, —f‘onl for next winter at Harris would ilnvl the receipts of tho two Me~
\wlllll )‘u‘ lend me yn'r “a Gang. mortal Day games in the sates: in.
stood they got only the amount that
Try a clumliled lid in the Sentinel was left for use as change by ticket
for the lit-st results. . Ilimiters ror yesterday's game.
.
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THE critical stage of a. :5
woman‘s life usually «my
comcs between the years of '10:,
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45 and 55, and is often beset
sense of suffocation. Guard
your health carefully, for
if this period be passed
over safely,many years
of perfect health
may be enjoyed.
with annlLoying symptoms >§i
such as nervousness irrita- _
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billty, inclancholla, heat '.' * , i‘l’}:
flashes which produccllead- .j' . ite'l'
ache and dizzmcss, and a /i/ '6';
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Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Corn and is especially adapt.
to help women through this crisis. t exercxses a restorative in-
flucnce, tones and strengthens the system, and assrsts nature in
the long weeks and months covering this period. It is repared
from medicinal roots and herbs, and contains no harm ul drugs
or narcotics. Its value is proven by many such letters as these :’
Afton, Tenn—“I want other snf- -—“Ifirstused L din
flaring women to know what; ’8 Vegetable -
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Oom- days, by the
h0mas,0 '
E. Pink
and. in my '1'
‘ the ’Dark continent. m Rev.
diflphoiss is-‘the little! or Central
Atria to aid the Iii-Wes correct-
1! to reduce the variou- ntivo timers
to writing has been introduced by the
various Iii-ions o! the Methodist
Episcopal church. it was said by Dr.
F. I. North. Now M at the inset-
ing of the Committee 5n Conserystion
“Advance hens. .30 said:
"The task of correlating the speech
or the“ ism-es to an org-onioed
gunner which can be ppressed in
chirogrophic symbols is reunion u
so importsnt‘aspeet of Methodist mis-
sionary work in the ditcrent puts of
Her-
bert C. Whitey._ Methodist mission-
sry to Angela hss jun completed the
translation of the New Testament in-
to the um oi the iuboie cs‘nni-
bois of the interior, and similar work
is being done in the Congo and Rho.
desis.
“The tundsmentsls of educntion
thus established have become popu-
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For ssle by Bunsen-Powell Corp.
53; ¢ '7 r; .
cmcmoi , L—J‘ae use oif
ter wages from employers and to gain
'misl‘lonary reports. The tour Metho-
‘x-olumes ordered by native Christians
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savage languagc in the world: man
his to philologists. but there are ”I
dialets. of which 100 haw- been re.
from Inhambsne. now working in the
mines at Johannesburgh. In Angola.
Portugese. West Africa. the natives
lar among the native Christians who
are thus enabled to obtain their het-
more prestige in their tribal councils. “5"“ committed ‘0 memory prac- dmmd ‘0 “'rnmg thui- f‘"' m" m
When these people have learned to Neatly everything produced in thv Sit-“"60““ natiws Flu-akin: various '
read they are insatihle, and become a language "‘4 are dP‘iro‘” 0‘ more forms or ”W ”3"“ ”mgmué“ ‘
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and varied ltersture."
The committee announced that the T119 COUMKP Whil‘h many 90091..
Methodists will send out more prim— show makes its appvarem‘v when it ll
dist mission printing plants in Africa er: from this country to enlarge their least desired. , an
eager book-buyers as the reading
classes in this country. according to
are kept turning out matter for them. output in the various dia-
The plant at Kamhini. I’ortugee East lects of the Bantu language. This Expt‘riollc“ is the wisest teacher.
Africa. in three weeks shipped T300 language in its different forms. is but it is chrai‘v’r to learn by the 08‘
more clearly defined
than any other pcrience of oth-i's.
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pullllfl has done for me. During
(‘llallge of Life I was in bed for 18
llitlnlllfl and had care, but did
not improve. A nd advised mo
in take Lydia F. Phkham’smeu-
llle (,‘ompounlkflwhich I '
short time I t utter.
live, years ago, and now when I
run down and nervous 1"
(compound and it. always
good. I wish all women would
it. during Change of Lib‘kllknow
it will do them good. Mrs. A.
KELLER, Afmemn. ,
5-”
ban-so mic-tr! '- ‘
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advice of a friend. At the age of
47 I was troubled with dizziness,hoii
flashes, and became very weak so
that I was unable to do an work. I
took Lydia E. Finkhsm‘s
Compound with the result. that. I his
better and stronger than I have for
years. I havealso munitions
time do
good m£w531Vesets Con-
pimndiscertainlyxflnd fortheilb
of women.”-—‘llnli. J. G. .Swmr,
Route B, Thomas, 01th.
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