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NEGRO ATTACKS - - IATWWW 'OF WOMAN AND BOY . ... SOKTI Prominent Citizen's Wife and Son Alleged llnwillin Injured at Florence?Are Struck Missionaries t? With Wrench. Bill Subject ol Florence Special to Columbia Toklo, April 2 State. April 20.?The wile of a ment that PreBidi prominent Florence citizen and her retary of State Bi son, a boy of about 12 years, were forts to bring a murderously assaulted by n negro, In the proposed Merman Kelly, about 10:30 o'clock tion with respect last night. Kelly applied at the ownerdship bill home of his victim to buy a pint of Htram Johnson 1 milk for a rostaurant accustomed has softened Japi to buy from her. She delivered the lie opinion has milk in her own pitcher, none hav- optimistic. The lug been brought. In a few min- ness of the Amer uicb ivtMiy iviuiueu uih pucnc r, pay- assist In resisting ing for the milk, and as the lady ject of harsh crlt reached for It, he caught her hy the ese papers but left arm, and swung a long Handled which Count O wrench, used by car inspectors, minister, had wi striking her on the head, lie forced the latter dispal V her into the room, striking her uev- California the exi * A eral times with the heavy wrench, are not know. < she screaming aloud. lie son at- Count Okuma tempted to dash from the room for cd the missionarl assistance and Kelly caught him, its first lesson c ' dealing him a fearful biovv on the tarlan principle! head with the wrench and following States. "Now tin him to the yard, striking him again, upon Japan," he He then dashed towards the back the Californians fence, as the lady's cries were at- pies." trading persons from all around. The Japenses for the home is near the old Jaoobi couver, Cyada, hotel on Front street. Ir. trying to here has caused get over the back fence his feet the statement I slipped and his arms were skinned, legislation is pei but he got away before the crowd dlan provinces o! reached him. Ho was captured at Saskatchewan an the restaurant next door several hours later, with every evidence of REMAIN 1 being the right negro, even to blood ? stains and freshly washed cuffs and I'nited States Ar skinned arms. He is now in jail. ?t (in Both the lady and her son are in a Galveston, Tej serious condition. The victim is Qen Leonard W the wife of a well known yard con- (jeci'aro(i tonigh ductor of the Atlantic Coast inc. Division of the 1 Kelly is the same negro who was wlu remain mob sent to the chaingang for three amj Texas City years some time ago, being caught mobilization under a bed In a private house in ,.j (jQ not ^nov the city. He is about 2 2 years of <jivi8ion renf Age. He has worked recently at Ral(1 ..nor the industrial Bchool. He was a know. The dlvis good worker wheu on the chaingang ieugth of time, but the police have been watching one year> j am him since he was released. bo a long one, six COOLER WEATHER THIS WEEK. | of inspection ?o^ * ?. itinanau saubrncil Washington Forecast Indicates oft condit!ons Frost in Eastern State*. tho men ,n mane Washington, April 20.?Unroit- tion would be va sonably cold weather, with frosts he declared and in the Eastern states and moderate- est attention be ly warm weather throughout the tion of the tran Gulf states, the great central val- . Present service leys and the ltocky Mountain region regard he consid and the plains states wiLl open the insisted that the coining week, the weather bu/eau plan for the list announced today in its weekly fore- for an army in l cast. tant. "Fair weather will prevail the General Wood next several days in the Eastern and terestoi in theM*i Southern states, while there will be Six trucked 114 unsettled weather with local rains division. * I,edl the first part o fthe week in the up- The Texas* >ecJ per Mississippi valley, the region of spected Monday* the Great Lakes and the northwest- with his aid, Ca ern states," said the bulletin. "A will leave Monda; change to warm weather will over- ville. He will pre spread the Eastern states, the lake ville along the region and the Ohio Valley Tuesday Paso and Nogales ' and Wednesday. turn to Washingt "The next storm of characteristic type will appear in the far West FAT\l K Tuesday or Wednesday, more eastward and cross the great central valley Thursday or Friday and the Twenty-One Tlu Eastern states near the end of tho Dynamite week. The disturbance will be pre- Colon, Pama, ceded by a general rise in tempera- mature explosion ture, be attended by showers and ourred yesterday |Uiunder8torms and be followed by the Panama cai jHpistderably colder weather, which Minafore locks of will overspread the Northwestern Three men we states Thursday and Friday." ty-three woum thousand pounds 3 DROWNED IN AUTO RIVE. ninety-six drill h some unknown c Children of American Dancer wires were not Plunged into Itivor Seine. only explanation Paris, April 20.?Two children 'ormap of Isadore Duncan, the American 'ieat* The explc Dancer, a girl five and a boy three, at- tae nM?m.pnt. and their English governess, were been notified ths drowned as the result of a singular r?ady f?r the blai accident yesterday when the auto- confined to labor mobile in which they were riding Indies and nearb along the Houlevard Bourbon, in the suburb of Neuilly-Sur-Seine, plung- THE COMMISSK ed from the roadway into the river DEEEATEI Seine. The machine had been brought to ,lan(lica|) of Vot a stop because another automobile "XJ HcgiM, was approaching troin the opposite . . , v direction and had lost power. The ' ' ' chauffeur descended to the ground The handicap and started the engine, but as the books in the power had not been turned off the '-v largo registrai machine started abruptly and gain- t'ie commission ed headway so quickly- that the ?Ianu and the pi chauffeur was unable to regain his ,nK 'or mod? eeat. municipal The automobile with no guiding Pbarlotte was dt hand, left the roadway and ran ''r'day by a coui over the embankment which is not compared with protected with a parapet and then manic substitu dashed into the river. 3,362 voters re) The chauffeur ran half a mile to wer? required fo a police station where he summon- H1US 1><: 8??n tin ed help. When aid reached the charter lacked A scene the water was nearly up to 'llg ",e require the roof of the closed car. The im- total registration - prisoned passengers were uncou- champions scions when extricated and died f(,nn ftro uo' do\ soon aftedward, while physicians their defeat k were trying to resuscitato them. contrary are vt with the many e He Knew His IIunIiiomh. favor of the moi The new minister in a Georgia ? V, ??C!V?erniPe!!t church was delivering his first ser- J11 rlday and fflon. The negro janitor was a critl- ,:nK, a coromiss cal listener from a back corner of c y the church. The minister's sermon agitation intact was eloquent, and his prayers seem- , . charter ei ed to covor the whole category of on ,y, ' human wants, says The Christian ,eHdlng citizens, Herald. ? I mass-meeting of After tho serfvices one of the 'or ciwlorser deacons asked the old negro what parties int he thought of tho new minister. I ?.ma,! ur,,an ail(1 "Don't you think he offers up a . ? Mears.,. good prayer. Joo?" j fj. tho P""8 wl" m*. 'Ah mos' subratainly does, boss. ' ^ 8a Why dat man axed de oLrd fo' . f a things dat de udder preacher didn't however that"* even know He had!" | "Zm&lon pr, You will look a good whilo before #llrnAVJ'nf Vhl h >< you find a better medicine for ?? 11,1 'voughs and colds than Chambelain's ??t ^'vottfcn uemeoy. it not only gives mlnlfltratlon( t, relief?It cures. Try It when you chartor wlll 5o have a cough or cold, and you are henCe.?Charlotti certain to be pleased with the prompt cure which It wlll effect. n . ., For sale by all dealers. bllbSCnbe THff LANgASy] WIL&ON SUFFRAGETTES I,FEE KNS JAPAN'S IKE 'IIEFOKE HUSH OF S guess of Americau Women Are Rescued by Pc > Resist Alien Land Three Honrs, f Harsh Criticism. London, April 20.?The 10.?The announce- gettes had plenty of evidence sut Wilson and Sec- that the public had tire of mi ryan are making of- At Brighton the sufTragettt bout a compromise chased off the esplanade ai Calfironia legisla- refuge in a neighboring horn L to the alien laud was surrounded by howlinj and that Governor sands who bombarded the pla s opposing the bill stones and smashed every \ Busese ire and pub- In defiance of the ban or now become more ings in Hyde Park, the W alleged unwilling- Social and Political Union a lean missionaries ot ed to carry on its progaguiui; the bill Is the sub- London had anticipated t.h icisin in the Japan- attemptes would be made a after a conference 000 persons assembled at t kutna, the foreign tomary meeting place, th the missionaries No sooner had a sufl '.ched telegrams to mounted the box and unt'our ict nature of which militants' ffag than the po terferked. There were a fe ironically remind- of "free speech," "are we i es that Japan owed sia?" but the words were d ni foreign liumani- by hostile yells. Clods were s to the United and threatening rushes wen 8 duty has devolved towards the women but a !ar| ( added, "to teach of mounted and foot polio i the same princi- rounded tlieui and and kept t in check. consul at Van- No sooner had the police who had arrived ?d one group of the wonu some excitment by plnce of safety than others :hat anti-Japanese ed from another quarter, uling in the Capa- t,le police three hours final!} f Hritish Columbia, store order, d Mantioba. Similar scenes were witne Wimbledon and Ilampstead MOHIMZKI). An infernal machine was ered by police early this mor my to Hold Intacli l'ie doorway of the Yorkshi lveston. aid office at York. The w i., April 20. Mai '"scribed "Votes fo women ood. chief of staff, ca^cd its origin, t that the Second rr.^w.wi o?..i? uuucu >}inien army Wll/SOA TAKES A 1>AY ilized at Galveston 'until the causes of First Holiday Since lnutigiir are removed." Business I)eferre<l. v just how long the Washington, April 19.?Pi lain mobilized," he Wilson took a day off for t >s any other man time since his inaugurate ion will remain any dtcl not come to the execut from one week to ce8> but spent the morning sure the stay will. (study In the White Itous months or longer. ' planned to take a long aut who Jh on a tour ill the afternoon, border I'dinps eX- Secretary Tumulty, reallzi on with regard to the president has been work here. Tra'cing of (jer extreme pressure, kept uvors and mobiiiza- gagement list for the day a luable to the army, iy blank and deferrer all 1 directed the great- until Monday. Mr. Tumuli given to the solu- 8ejf handled the visitors, I 9portatlon problem. au the President must have i regulations in this one oay Qf rest to keep hif ers inadequate and clear for work. The Presid evolving of a new always been a believer in t ribution of supplies holiday idea on Saturday, the field all impor- has had little opportunity serve it for some time. was especiallp in se of motor trucks. ? _ low in use by the TO ADDRK8S MONTREAL i camp will be In- <-*U?en Taft to Read Paper ? and General Wood it. Powell Clayton, Washington, April 20.? / right for Browns- President Taft has accepted i ceed from Browns- tation to read a paper on a Rio Graiule to El to be announced later at the i, Ariz.. ITe will re- meeting of the American Da on ffgn, Nagales. elation at Montreal in Sep _,_/rted t Chief Justice White, of the s of tl.w court of the United States 'ee co preside at the session of the * inU tion, and Viscount Haldan vusanu ,t tin<lN of Cord High Chancellor of E t "I^et (*o.- will make the annual address April 20.?A pre- Justice White, the highest ol of dynamite oc- American courts, will introdv afternoon between count Huldane, who occupies nal locks and the ilar position in England the Panama canal. Elihu Root of New York w re killed and twen- side at the annual banquet 1 led. Twenty-one her 3. of dynamite filling These features of the assoc oles "let go" from meeting were announced her ause. The electric after a conference between attached and the dent Frank B. Kellogg, St seems to be that a George Wliiteelock and Tr Ion bad generated Frederick E. Wadliams. >slon occurred just when firemen had Business Laws Worth Kno it everything was ... , st. Casualties were * te K^ven by a^minor era irom me west uww u?o?n ?n ouuuuy nlaees 11 is a frautl to conceal a f Notes bear interest only \ stated. IN FORM The acts of one partner I l> IN CIIAKbOTTK the others. The law compels no one tc inn Against Kxcop- possibilities, at ion Too Cireat? The agreement without co otos. tion is void, of voting against * personal right of arti face of an unusual- , person. ,lon was more than Contracts made on Suml form charter could not l>e enforced, roposed bill provid- A contract made with a n >ni business system lunatic is void, adminstration for A receipt for money paid ifeated at the polls legally conclusive, nt of 1 217 for as Agents are responsible I 126 for 'the alder- Principals for errors, to Tliore were Signatures made with leac mistered and 1.682 are?ood ia law; r a choice It will Altering a note in any ma it the commission thc holder makes it void. 4 5 votes of secur- A note obtained by fraud. d majority of the a Per8?" in a of ,nto> cannot be collected. i of the commission }f a note is lost or stolen, vncast by reason of 1,ot release the maker; he 'ridav but oil the iry much gratified . Kftch individual in a pari xpressions heard in '8 responsible for the whole clern plan of muni- *he debts of the Arm. There was much , N?l?8 ,falling du? Sunday Saturday or organ- legal holiday must be paid Ion league in the day Previ?us. >ose of keeping the " " and to draft a suit- Th('r* goes a business m nbodylng the com- was ruined by advertising ' for submission to K?8 , f\ , co.u. 'hat hi ior approval oy a "'l u,n ,:ol"Peul?r8 do it voters generally neat on the part of Coughs and Coiisumpth erested, large and Coughs and colds, when suburban, in ed, always lead to serious lence, another trial of tbe jung8 wisest t be had. Whether do when you tjftve a cojd th ill take form and blo8 yQU ,8 ^ gQt a bottle a present time re- Klng-a New Discovery. You en. It is certain, rGjjef from the first dose, ar as a result of the | the cougb wjjj disappear, opaganda recently ,Jrown of MuBCad,ne> Ala., i a result also of ?i ,,My wjfo wa8 down in bed ght of publicity up- ob8jinatg cough, and I hone generally accepted ?eve had ,t nQt be0n fQT Df of municipal ad- Now DiBrovery, she would lat a commission ?vlng today." Known for secured two years thre? ft8 thfl b0flt rem j Observer. coughs and corns. Price o j> rtru "vt $1.00. Recommended by Id tor I lie NeWS. I Pharmacy and Standard Dru .22, 1013 MRS. STORY WINS FIYK TONES YEAR FIGHT IN I> dice on Elected President General 01 Ballot Over Administratis suffra- didate. e today Washington, Apjril 2C lltancy. WilllamCummlngs Story, o >s were York, head of the conservat id took tion, Friday night was elect* le. This ident of the society of the r, thou- ters of the American Kev ce with defeating Mrs. John Miller vtndow. of Buffalo, the administratl i meet- didate, on the third hallo Roman's vote stood: .ttenipt- Mrs. Story, 600; Mrs. \ there. 4 4 9. at such Seven vice presidents gene mi 20,- werte elected to complete tl no cus- piemeni 01 new general oflit Three vnre presidents tragette were eleetel 011 the first ball< led the The rsult of the thnrd bal lice in- announced and the success! w cries didate was escorted to the pi 11 It'is- She was greeted by Mrs. 3 rowued T. Scott, retiring president , thrown and began her speech. She 3 made plea for harmony and urged te iorce new general officers to do tl e sur- most to bring peace betw he mob facttlons that have waged an continuous warfare for t escort- hist five years, in to a Before closing her remark appear- Story introduced Mrs.; Chi it took Bryan, who withdrew as a ' to re- ant before the thirl ballot gun. Mrs. Bryan had been used at as an administration sympa heath, but she pledged loyalty and discov- to the incoming administrati ning in was followed by the new re Her- officers and all pledged th rapping port to Mrs. Story. l" indt- Tbe election resulted in a victory for the old adminl in that more than half of t eral officers and all of th en bt*' presidents general are know porters of Mrs. Scott. Mr at ion did not place a complete t vice preseidents general in f resident and none of the four she he first ward was elected. Of the >n. He officers on her ticket only fo ive offi- chosen c>n the first ballont ill Ills five 0f those on the Horton le and ministration, ticket were omobile fui, The election of Mrs. Stotj ng that five-yeaf Campaign. She was ing un- e{j by Mrs. Scott Iti thd la the en- elections. The contest had I bsolute- most spirited in the history business society and has been exe Ly him- expensive for the candidates lit told society. at least While the delegations we i mind big their ballots the vario ent has regents continued making t lie helf ports. Several valuable gif but he J given Mrs. Scott and tiiom to ob- number of presentsations to tional society. Mrs. Scott w ed boundary secretary gen BAR. honor held only by five forr siding officers of the society it Xota- When Mrs. William C Story made her appearance u Former 8ta8e at la8t night's meet! in invi- was Kivea a tremendous subject In a address to the di annual Mra* stor>' expressed her g r Asso- over ^er election, declared si tember e<* forward a harmonious upremo lstration and promised to cs . wjjj the high ideals of the orgai associa- During theevenlng Mrs. S< e the Presented with a handsom ngland howl, the gift of the Districi i. Chief lumhia. Dinner was give flicer of Story by those who supportei ice Vis- her candidacy to president a sim- VVith the election over ii Senator the Interest of the Daughter ill pre- 'y centered, many of them 3eptem- their homes. When the annual continen Nation's Kre8s ?r the Daughters of tlv e today ican Revolution met in its fi i Presi- slon yesterday it was a gho; icretarv former Relf. After the elei easurer ^lrs- William Connings Stc day before as president with the election fo seven vi idents general, many deleg wing. for their homes. Others tl is void, by the election fight remal is void, their hotels, raud. Ita was apparent that a i vhen so of those who attended the meeting were admirers c dnd all Story. Her supporters we lant over the victory of thel ? do im- date and as evidently dellgte good feeling that marked th nsidera- nation of the most stre fought election contest in t on dies tory of the organization. Business details were on ay can- gram for consideration y< It was declared that nothin llnor or be taken up that involved a cal changes in policy. is net 0 their < OIX'MI?I \ TO AI>1> 1 nel[ TilKlVINO SI I in il \\*in Annex Shnixlon, W'nvi nner by l'Hrts of Kan Claire to or from Columbia Special to Charl cication, server, April 20.?All tin formalities having been < it does with it is expected that 1 must council will at an early da an election on the ((uestioti Lnership nexation of the thriving sul amount Shandon, Waverley, and i Kau Claire to the city of C< or on a The petitions for annexati on the been passed on by the Cit; ney Kdmunds and he says the legal formalities havli an who complied with, it onlv rem '?Iiu- the city council to order an ippen?" It Is expected that a specli all." ink of that body will be 1 this purpose. The suburbs now knock in r>n* city pates are fine resident neglect- tors and their development trouble past few years is little short hlng to vclous. at trou- An appropriation of $18,< of Dr. authorized by the last lei will got for permanent improvements id final- road from the eastern limit O. H. city and uiit through Shan writes: Garner's Kerry road. Mr. I< with an gives it as his opinion that t stly be- provements will have to b< King's even if Shandon becomes a not bo the city of Columbia befc forty- work is begun, edy for The committee to solie Oc and scriptions for the amount o monster to be put up by Columbia t< g Co. the Baptist Sanitarium wi heir utccn the vvv-a a almost * ^ I A 1 here A s , Mrs. ares B. contest- ^ A $ 01 Ad) thisizer, support on. She w-^ 9 " Buy 111 partial * '.titration he geniew vice In the first place, you (3 as sup- . s. story we carry a wide range of icket of * i.?, .he field to buyGeneral TH1S MEANS 1 ur were ' or 'ad- materials mc success- will look better and th > ends a less money to build it, anc 1 defeat- , . . 1st two what is necessary for eac jfcet? the materials even cheaper tl ' of th? * ppd inclv nrV?n?*A ntic ciac. and the If you are thinking of us Htate fore y?u decide, and if yo heir re- y0u an estimate before 1 ts were were a the na- _ as elect- ? eral, an ner preummlng T A T^T i ipen the JUXXll } ing, she ovation. lughters _ ratitude TT A MM TVl look- JTM /jL WW M admin- A? * irry out lization. ;ott was an active canvass Tuesday e silver ing, Columbia is expected to I of Co- pu $30,000 for this purpose n Mrs. is not expected to be much t i her in to secure this amount from tl: general, zens. The committee in cha a which the location of the Baptist S; s large- ium selected Columbia recent left for Prof. E. S. Drelier, cha Prof. L. B. Chamberlayne and tal con- Clark, as a sub-committee frc e Amer- chamber of commerce, have nal ses- to Wilmington, N. C., to stui it of its methods used in the recent r\f eairmaicrn in Ihnt r<itv Timu iry the to return Tuesday/ The si general, committee of the chamber ol ce pres- merce intend to leave nothli ats left done, it is said, to make Co Ired out 11 clean city, ned in Kev. r- James I). Reavis, of tlie First Presbyterian chu majority this c'ty, announced to his < closing Ration this morning that he 1 >f Mrs. clined the call recently cxten re jubi- ',im to become pastor of r candi- Worth, Texas. This announ d at the was received with gratificath e termi- pleasure by the people of the nuously- city for Dr. Reavis is doing he his- w?rk here and is beloved by the pro- Daughter's Little Vers jsterday. According to The Che g would Journal, some unrighteous ny radi- taught little Josephine Shaw, ter of the Rev. Robert \v pastor of the Baptist cliurc little piece and to the enjoyn those present she recited it Itl'KllS Helpers' Society entertalnme Up in the study, rly and High, high, high, Capital My papa writes sermons, Dry, dry, dry, otte Ob- They make the old folks 3 legal YVeep, weep, weep, :omplied And make the young folks the city Sleep, sleep, sleep! to order ?Les i of an mirbs of Fast of Triplets, "Faith, llo parts of Charity," Dead at Age of olumbia. Greenwich, Conn. April on have The death here of Mrs. Hope y Attor- Allcorn, last of the triplets I that all England 80 years ago and ng been Faith, Hope and Charity,, ains for nounced. Charity lived only election. 52 years old. Faith died f il meet- ago of 74. tield for The three were horn in He Sussex county, England, in g at the Faith and Charity never r ial cen- but Hope became the bri in the Charles Allcorn in 18 52 ant of mar- with him and their two chili America and settled in Grei 1)00 was where Ave more children wei gislaturc to them. i on the ? ???? s of the Drive Sick Headaches Aw idon to Sick headaches, sour gassy 'dmunds acli, indigestion, biliousness, hose im- pear quickly after you tak 3 made Kin's New Life Pills. They part of the blood and put new lif >ro the vigor in the system. Try th< you will be well satisfied, it sub- pill helps; every box guar f money Price 25. Recommended b o secure caster Pharmacy and St 11 begin Drug Co. ?w*i> ' . ^ - 7 ly. If your little one's tongue is coatirman, ed, it is a sure sign the stomach, H. N. liver and bowels need a gentle, thor>m the ough cleansing at once. When your ; gone child is cross, peevish, listless, pale, dy the doesn't sleep, eat or act natually; if health breath is bad, stomach sour, sytem expect full of cold, throat sore, or if fererinitary ish, give a teaspoonful of "Callf com- fornia Syrup of Figs," and in a few lg un- hours all the clogged-up, constipated lumbia waste, sour bile and undigested food will gently move out of the bowels, pastor and you have a well, playfunl child irch of again. iongre- Sick children needn't be coaxed to lad de- take this harmless "fruit laxative." ded to Millions of mothers keep it handy Fort because they know its action on the cement stomach, liver and bowels is prompt >11 and and sure. They also know a little whole given today saves a sick child toa fine morrow. all. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," l0> which contains directions for babies, rryvale children of all ages and for grownperson U')S plainly 011 tho oottle. Beware daugh- ()^ counterfeits sold here. (Jet the Shaw genuine, made by "California Fig h this Syrup Company.' ' I>on*t be fooled! lent of 1 . - - at the It is easier to reform a man than nt: it is to keep him reformed. Some people seem to live a long time just to spite other people. For rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Llneraent. Try it and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by lie's. dealers. pe and h<>. rrrc rAn liiv/mmn so? tuud rim flrtlUllNb Trower >orn in from tj,e beRt laying strain of S. C. named is an- w. Leghorns obtainable, $1.00 and to be it the $150 per 15; $3.00 per 50; $5.00 rr fi? hi per Satlsfaotlom guaranteed. 183 2. Agents for Mandy Lee Incubators. aarried ihil Cunningham Farm mwich, e born j Route 4. Phone 179-2 ay, Money to Loan. ' stom- I am prepared, as heretofore, to dlsap- negotiate loans of $300.00 and upe Dr. ward on first mortgage on Improved purify cotton farms in Lancaster County e and on long time, repayable in annual ;m and installments at 7 per cent. Interest Every on sums of $1,000.00 and over. No at teed, commissions charged. Only a reay Lan- sonable fee for furnishing abstract andard of title. R. K. WYLIB. I 6 mos. Atty-at-Law. " IN re a Number vantages in ig From Us lo not have to buy what we sell, but materials, so we sell what you want THREE THINGS TO YOU ;ans that your building will last longat it takes less work, which means I in many Cases by getting exactly h purpose, that you will buy the best ban you would the other kind somebuilding, let us figure with you beu have decided to build, let us give you buy. CASTER VARE CO. morn- \ CHILD'S LAXATIVE mfk? IS " SYRUP OF FIGS" and it ie?citu Made from fruit?Can't harm rpe of tender stomach, liver and anitar- bowels.