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To my surmise. itw'xvs Sperry, ac-( compamecl by two ladu&g one of them heavily veiled. It wus not until I had ushered them into the reception worn! and lighted the ?3? that I saw who they were. It was K liner Wells, in; deep mourn my., and CV?ya, Mrs.! Dane'?, companion and secretary. | While 1 am qntic s?nv that 1 was no! tlirnJking clearly at the opening of .he ir.quir.t. J. know that I was pur at the presence of Mrs. Dane's secretary, but I doubtless accepted it as having some connection with !'li ra's notes. And Sparry made r.o c-uement on her at all; "Jits, Wells suggested that .ve come 'ore. IIoa.ce," he begar.. "We may need a legal raind or this. I'm not stire, or rather I think it unlikely. But jiiit in case?suppose you tell hint, Elinor." 1 have no record ef the story Elinor Wells toid that night in our little ecvption room, with Clara sitting in <*, cernei. grave and white. U was ; ragviicr. ary, incoordinate. Hut I go! it a!) at last ehnrke Kiiinghain bad killed Arthur Wells, b it is a struggle, in parts th piovy war sordid enough. She did not . oaretfierself. or her motives. She had '.cnntcd brcUry, an,; Arthur hat! r.ot succeeded as lie had promised. They were'Sr. debt ana hrinjr jueyoncg tfieir moans- lint even thai, she hasten'. (1 to U-I'i- would t.ct have mat : .icrrtt, tan o?en brutal witn bet. 11 o into sai' her life wretched; on the subject - of Charlie Ellinghair .-hi' was emphatic. Siic knew that there kn.1 h-H-n talk, but there had C " - !?t!K for it- She had turned tt. b>n"- for > mfort. and he ave1-'-" lot .. She didn't know where . v trof;. lidn'f, gTeflly care, Sot j ht iWo'tSti like to rroivrr 5'nl Se:st-rij; some mtlet-s he had written,her. oiai : :.i her :y nervously. ik' dtic>'.l it. it vrfolf iow:.v?g .Oh.tii night of Arthai IVcFVs Sealh : ho. were dri siting for a ball. Site her made a private arrangement with K'r nirhniii to plead a headache at the iast moment and let Arthur jii (to . alone.::Bui he had hern go lnsistfe;5: or.', that file rati been forced to go, Vr nft|g aif. She had Stint the w-'jvornotfSj . Sti/.anne Gautier. out to telephone ik' EillM.vham not to coiao, nut he woe rot at home, au.i r.be message waa left vejUV his valet. As it turned out, i: ;.-y hn had, aireudy started. . C,: Elinor was dressed,, alt but hei; k.;bolikj;o\vn and she had put on >\ hej?; ?'???. to. v. ait for '.he goVerne*;. to ' .lain and help her; Arthur was it. C.rrlktiav hia ,d\ essliiy room, ami she heard him st;no!.liny about having at, blades foe hi-; safety razor, feis. Hp got out a case of razor? and starched for the stirjp. When she rr?&& s;i lnenihert'd where. the. strop was, it.wan it?hci \t'CJ lot-.'. The letters 1,r 1 hrv-i, re-side it, and lie vim coming te'vsni hoc, !J - ig&i3t"iS with fh.rm ir. -his band. ^b::\.a> tie d , .>.1 ' u'.y S?/";.. tiidd Socicihing am! niiyaffi awaji. Me ... V "i,U- i . . a.- wen". ../ ! i8KSs??? INtlS'iV1' PiKI revolyet? bi<S !:ecit: hfddc.! v tronv I he euiljiee') and sh: cam )!. .V'-.'*-- sJefiill fei'S 5>eisJj Jksrt anineksd by the | gf.vji'ndSsjJtana ;-vjw in U-C lower " hall. He van up sunk the two men H" V:. jtrapiilr.d.. Tt.i first VuV'jt way fired by ?SK*?sT the ceiling. The see5 and -iic >vt,i diiibtfoi about. Site SHSfSwS? though; 'revolver teas'in Arthur's j hand. i; was all horrible. He 'went aggBk down liife,aisVwt ia the >a!!v;a?:o?i. tcde ite hoot'. They were nearly -mad, the two. of 1 there. They mid dragged the body is?, iW&U ?nd '-hen fared each other. Kitingham was .fbi'v caliirg the police at fe-Jphee and Surrendering, but she had kept him away from the telephone. 5 . She maintained; and I think it very ( P^SBiV,'e. that her whole thought was for the children. and the effect on Sj?. %jfs?g> 'their afterlives of such a scandal. And, after all, nothing a-ou'id heip the man on the floor. It was while they were trying to formulate some concerted plan that I' -!^-r they heard footsteps below, and, thinking ii was Mademoiselle Gautier. wy e uiimgnsQi into ins rear ci the house, from which later die man| j aged to escape. But it wag 0!nra who was coming up the stairs.);; PINAL INSTALLMENT "She had been our first governess for the children," Elinor said, "end ?T\~- she often came in. She had made a birthday smock for Buddy and she :} had it in her hand. She almost fainted. I couldn't tell her about I Bud I V Bub l KRESSY j h tri^Ssi ROBERTS RINEI iii imiiTii ii'h ii if iimiiw jOhailse . ?Uasigb;im. I couldn't. I told ihcr we? liau been? si vu^gHnj: and i was 7if raid I had shot hi*n. She is q'jick. j She knew just what to do. We workI td fast. She siud a huiciile would not : u..u ? *.u.v , iiicu ujit inv. meet and she fixed that. It was terrible. And r.l! the time he lay there with h'u eyes halt open-?" The letters, it. seems, -vere nil over, the place- Klinor thought of ti e cur-] tain, cut a receptacle lev them but j he was afraid of the police. Finally j she stave them to Clara who was to] ; lake them away and 1-jrn them. I They aid everyehlnj* th y coithl ! think of, all the time jtictr-ijiriyr for] jSuranne Clautier's return; tilled the second empty chamber of the re vol-j |ver, dragged the body out of tile hall and washed the carpet, and called I Doctor Spovry. not knowing that he ] was at Mrs. Dane':: and could not I ccnte. j I tiara had eniv a little lime and i with the 'otters in her hand hag- she! r Sailed down the stairs. There she; i heard voire- one. possibly Eilintrham. or, the back is.irs, and in her has: r. js' tt felt, hurting her kr.ee, and she must have dropped flte kn". h-a;: at .hat time. 'Ihey knew ijlbv/ that Haw-. kins, had found it later et!. Hut for, r. fev days they didn't know, altd licttce the advertise!! r.t. "t think v.'e would hetfoi- explain ; Hawkins," Sperry said. "Haw- kins was . mart toil to Miss Clara here, some . year:- ago, while she was with. Mrs. Weils. They had kept it a s-^ret and recently she lias broken with him/* "He was infatuated with another Claim said briefly. That's a ! personal mailer. It has nothing to . do with the case/, (1 explains Hawkins^ letter./ "It doesn't '.xpiain ho-v that med! 'uni kr.cw everything that happened" Clara jha. ia'/lexiritouljy; J "She knew It ali, eveh the library paste! ! can : lei! you. Joiir.son. T v?kar, close fs inrVg a dc^en times re i Liinally did "Did you know of our seance.:??" 1 asked Mrs. Wells. "fVcv. 1 may as well tell you .hat 1 haven't been in Florida. How cvuid ||jiTh.e children are C ce. but I?" gglkd you toil Cliarlie Kllirigham dbcut them?" "'After the ifjeond on fttv J*,warned Lhan and 1 think "he went to the .house. One bullet was somewehero ;in the ceiling, or in lie floor of tb? j nursery. 1 thought it ought to he i found. 1 don't know whether Ik5 found 'jH or no . I've been afraid ic see hti?i/' She sat. clasping and uneJHr.pmg ; hands ir Ju - lap. She was proud ,wi.man, and ;;;rren.1rr had rump V.ard thi . '.ggie ni i. i j in her face. She looked us'though vlie had dot slbpt for dayk> j "You think 1 am ftightened." she .-uli^low'ly. "And I am terribly frighitened.; Iiut nor about discovery. That . has come and cannot be helped." [ "Then why?" "How -.loos this c.oitiai:, this nici ilium, knu-.v these things?" gg ; | i Her voice rose -.vith an .unexpected j hy. torical catch. "It is superhuman, 1 aw Ali?o?f htpd.'iiSS ! "We've to get to the bolt ten jot" thiSf" Sporry said soothir.gjK ttRB ! uro that it is hot what yon; think jiilrfjis, Elinor. There's a simple e.vplaI nation and 1 think I've pot it. What j about the stick that was taken from jmy ' library?" , "Will you toil me how yon come J to have it, doctor?" 'Yes. I look it from the lower hall the night?the night it happened." "It was Charlie Ellingham's. fee hed left it- there. We has) to nave it ! doctor. Alone it nvght not racr.ii so much hut with '.he other things you jknow?tell them, Clara." ] 3 stole it from your office, Clara [said, looking straight ahead, "We had to have it. i knew at the second sitting that u was his." "When did you take it?" I "'On Monday morning I went for | Mrs. Dane's meriieinc, ami yofi had J promised her a book. Do yon rentemIbrr: 1 told your man and he tllow(ed me to go tip to the library, it was \ there, on the table, 1 had expected jio have to search for it, but it was | lying out. I fastened it to my belt j under my long coat." j "And placed it in the rack at Mr3. j Dane's?" Sperry was watching her 'intently, with the =:.tne sort of grim I 1T1I PT1 tin Tl O vCoO Cn ?\-V... n , a chest. '"I -j>ut it in the closet irt my room. T meant to get rid f it, when 1 had a little lime. X don't know how it [got downstairs, but I thinlc?" J 'Yes?" T?E* WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?KV1 iENSB "W? arc Jaiiuse-cleaning. A house- n' '7,aid was washing closets. I suppose': * she found it. ami thinking it was one n' or Mrs. Dane's, took it downstairs. That is. unless-?' It was clear, that like filinor, she had a .supernatural ' explanation in her mir.d. She looked gaunt ami haggard. I (. 'Mr. EHingcam was anxious to get it," she finished, "lie had taken Mr. Johnson's overcoat by mistake one jv night when you were both in the ' house, and the notes were in it. He saw that the stick was important. "Clara." Sperry asked, "did you see, the uoy you advertised for you. ' . bag. another similar advertisement?" V "1 saw it. It frightened mc." "You have r.-> idea who inserted , it?j "None, whatever." 17"Did you ever see Miss Jeremy be fore the first sitting or ever hear "! of her? "Never." ' "Or beejech ine seances?" "No." Elinrr rose and (hew her veil i v n. We rr.urt go," ?;,e said. "Suirly now you will cease those t'erriIe in igationg. I cahr.ot stand ^ ir.uc . I am jrossig mad." "There v.h! lie no mere ' innr-es.'' ; .>:. i ; ry .-.aid gravely. . . are you goh;g to do?" She T; turned to me 1 daresay because \ I i qne.-i iia-u wna? .10 ner was *7er sixr?rern\' dread, tjie law." "My (K-sr girl," ;.'I said, "we are^" not going to do anything. The Neigh! i-oi'hood (!ub hiHS been doing a liltlj ornatei!?; .research work, which is now " over. Tha is ai-." Sjgerry took ihoih away in his car.; I I bill hi \u* a; d o: the <i. : tep, "Waii downstairs for mo," he said, "I am ; cc-ming back." ^ ; I remained in the library until he; j vi- m-ntd, uneasily pacing the floor, j ^ j For where were we, after all? We \ j had had the medium's story clabor- I . and confirmed* hot tbs fact re- { j mained, that step by step, through . i her unknown control the Neighbor-: ^ j hpcS Ciuh had followed a tragedyk jiiom it?, beginning, or almost its be- 1 .ginning, to its end. j ' '.'as every thing, on which I had. t r-.uiU my liCe to j^o^ It's philosophy.; M's science, its teaching, even its the-^ [oiogy, before the revelations of a wo man who knew hardly the rudiments' e of the very things she was destroy-;' ??hf? ??-"jSp^: v-ir-'Wp- ?3 <3 .Was? death, then, not peace and an uvr.kornug in new things, but aj wretched ami dissociated clutching af-'. tcr the ojl.tr A wrench which only loosened but did r?ot break our earth-j jly t j It was vol! that Sperry came back {when he did, bring iiig a breath of j ! frefill night air and stalwart sanity.! He fourtd ine stili pacing the room. . "The thing I want to know," I saidi fretfully, 'is where this leaves cus? j ^ Where we? For Cod's sake where r ?re wo?" ! ? "Fivsc of ail," ?:e said, "have you? anything t'ijfedriifk? Not for mo. For] t ybur-vlC. You look sick."!:,; We do apt keep intoxicants | tittr notisfi.-"' 3; P . d "Oh, piffle,"hp. said. "Where is | ityt Ivov*6ce?^-, y'tziy * : ii'llliaVe a little gin." ;^BfS 1 I wh. i-i-'- ; : .. . ;v,'aSsv-rv? said Spervy when he had | lighted a cignv. "So you -want to i" know whole tve are?'' |< x drew a chair before the book I; shelves, which in our "old fashioned 11 house t each almost to the ceiling, and jt withdrawing a volume of .Idsephusjtfi brought down the bottle. r ' Now and then when I have had a t had day." I explained, '1 find that it ^ 'makes hse sleep."' S? V i ] He poured out some and I drank t jit, being careful to rinse the" glass-f ' afterward. I "I would like to, save something! I iout of the wreck." ' That's easy. Horace, you should . have been a heart specialist and J. ] should have taken the law. It's as ploin as the alphabet." He took his notes of the. sittings from his pocket. '"I'm going to read a few things. Keen what is left of ycur mind on them, t This is the first sitting." t "The kr.ee hurts. It is very bad. < Arnica will take the pain out.' < " 'I want to go out 1 want air. i If J could only go to sleep and for- < get it. The drawing room furniture i is scattered all over the house. M 'Now the second sitting: i " 'It is writine.* i'Th#> st.ifV.i "Ti : is writing:, but the water washed it! ; away. Ail of it, not a trace.' 'If onlyj the pocket book were not lost. Car) tickets and letters. It will be terrible j i ~r ?r->? p""'- 1?=W7 j jimmies kip ?-u j 'sroluer wants som&) ^ ' SKY TH(:RSCAY?-BOOKS, N. C. :' l '. ' >rlc~"-';- {&(?& J "; the letters are found.' ?y have it. The curtain was muchly fc.ip/ That part's safe enough, un-j ?i it made a hole in the floor $fl ?"''re." ? at ' Oh, if you're going to read a lot ( irrelevant matter?'* !w iwclev ut nothing! Wake up Hor-.fc. e! But remember this. I*in not ex- ;r aininrr the physical phenomena. We j<r i'l never do thar. It wasn't extradinary. as such things go. Our little edsnra in a trance condition ha? ad poor Clara's mind. It's all here jj tfcat Clara knew and nothing that. ? te didn't know. A mindreadcr frieudfjj urace. An-i Heaven help me when 5j marry her!" JC{ * * * *> * * .? I have said, the Neighborhood j2 lub ended its investigations with;^ lis conclusion, which I believe is a! -opevly reached. It is only lair to'01 at" that there are those among us' ho KnyO accepted the theory 111 the 21 'oils case, but who have preferred; p, i consider that behind both :t nnclh; m physical phenomena of the sehn- p ?s, there was an intelligence which'h rented both, an intelligence not of *9 lis world as we know it. Both Her- n L and Alice Robinson are now pro-j0 jaiiced spiritualists, although, Misslj .re my, now Mrs. Sparry,, has defirely abandoned all investigative ]j ork. js, Peisonaily. I have evolved no the-'a. y. It --etuis hryond dispute that [4 . in.AvMvsif- car; read minds r id that the-s same or other so-ca3l-J0 I "sen.- jt'Vij's" tire capable of lib-J 2 : form of, invisible energy,'/j h. however l-hey turn to no 1?:v- icr accoritii than the useless ringing bells, rnuvirig of small tables, arid HjgSg . about".5^1 divoi'v cb;cc':?. 1 *j I o ; ?,'-> ?sdmifi the syl.uuexi of the' t ' 'i: as one of mind reading isrt fa-iMnclory than explanatory. 1.1 nvjtxtal w&ves remain a mystery, { cKikh iedged, as is electricity, but! ^ f a iiatiiie as yet. unreveatell. U Xlr.iughte ate things. That is all j < e know* . |t Mrs. Dane, J- heleivo had suspect- j i ;i the solution from the start. u H>- NeigI:b.ii'li<><K? Glut, has re-! j onlly disbanded. We tried other! t hi jugs but ?re hati bet n spoiled. Our i, Gph.n^1 w hiter -.vas a failure; We ( bad a .'play or- two, with Sperry'^j, reading the heroine, and inc.' est of us taking other porta. She i as n lovely \oice, has Mrs. Spcrry, :i ?ut it was ait stale and uno* ofitable! c t'ter the Wells affair. With Herbert | j n a lecture tour on spirit realism, I r.t) Mr-. Dane at a saniioriuni for.! he winter, we have given it; up and J iy wife and I spend our Monday ey-j nings at home. T M E END A crop of oats and Icspede/.a Ray ] ir-m four ncrt:9 on an Edgecombe\L ouiUy l'aim ie*ur:ied the owner { 375 at. a cost of ?S-l. ! | NOTICE OF SERVICE Coilli Carofjrr.u, Watauga County. In the Superior Court, c. R, t ornol ins am! wife, Mrs. ('. f. Cornelius, vs. Carl R. Waits. John S. Watts,; Charles i. Watts, James S. Watts.! Calvin I'. Watts. M. V. Watts., Geort-ia Watts, Mrs. A. W. Cook, anil Mrs. M. 1. Conn; liei-.s at. law of G. S. Watts. The above named defendants wiii ake notice thai atv action entitled s above lias been commenced in the Superior Court of Watauga county, forth CaijSHnaf to foreclose a ccrain certif.ca'c of tax sale and BJJs or taxes h.-ld by the plaintiffs r.nd K i. P. ifoinhcv.srr. lows: 'tis collector or Blowing l.*---.k. on the followingI Iescribed real . tiite: Boinp a lot in the U-vyit ofhSiosv-1 ng iwck. Known as the \nnk-l; er place r.r.il bounded'by weijbts of I sirs. J. C. Story and other;;. Thai they ui'e required to appear indsanswer or demur to the complaint ilea ill the office of the clerk of the lupcviori'Gourt of Watauga county. n Boone, North Carolina, within 110 lays from the publication of this aeion, or the plaintiffs will apply to he court for the relict' demanded in he said action. All other persons will take notice hat they are required to appear.'Set tp and defend their respective claims f any, within six months from the 'ate of this action, on pain of being crevnr barred and foreclosed of any uid all interest in said property or iroeeeds from the sale thereof. This 19th day of December 1931. A. E. SOUTH, i Clerk of the Superior Coy.rt. ?2- r _ EXECUTOR'S NOTICE . Having qualified as executor of he will of L. ,i. Hurrison, deceased, .his is to notify nil persons having dairns against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned within twelve months liom iate, otherwise this notice will he ileadcd in bar of their recovery. A11 lersoris indebted to the estate will jicusK come ior\vara and inaice setJcrr.ent. , ;: This November t-l, 1981. MRS. DONA COFFEY, Exceptor of the 'Wil! of L. J. II-19-0p Haerbon, Deceased. j0T\ (Tkrr cSei ygM CAUSE Ht's Ol NOTfCE OF SALE or h Carolina, W&iauga County. By virtue or the power of *?ale eonincd in a certain dead of trust exulted io A. Y. Howell, Trustee, by . L. Phillips and Alice Phillips. his ife, on the 1st fSay of March 1^-10, 1 ? secure the sum of $2042.00, with ! terost on same, which deed of trust 3 recorded in the office of the regis'i' of deeds of Watauga County in 00k 14 and page 208, and default living been made in the payment of le debt secured by the said deed of ust, I will on Monday February xt\ at 1 p. m. sell to the highest] f? 1. .1? r^n^.iv,.: 1 ioutrr mi uic avuu? mg ?Cot?iu-j 1 real estate. Being a certain tract or pared of isd lying on the waters of Cove it . lv hi the above county and at&tej nd bounded U3 follows; Beginning! ri a white oak on the east side of a I ranch near the I.ee Moore house, paring north i? degrees west CO It - . rhestnut in the old line ne? ther. r.orth 13 degrees west C oles to a beech on the bank of the ranch, then north 20 degrees east 2 poles to a stake in the old line ear John Ward chestnut oak, an Id white oak corner, -then north 17 egrecs west 72 poles to a sugar tree prhcr. then north with the Jjffisrd'.s nc 25 peios to a large oak. from lid large oak, r.orth 6 poles to an sh. the Hilliard corner, then west 3 pc-ios lo a stake on the top of a U'gc, from a large oak on the top r.v'.h SO degrees west J S poles t > a stake, then north 48 j . west 12 coles io a hickory J i the Hihiard lino, then west- with aid lir.. 62 poles to a large Spanish ak: then south 16 poles to a chesl".t. then east 12 poles to a stake, i'.en south .32 poles to a chestnut c&k hen east 2 pcles to a stake in the ohii Y/ard line, then sbpj?|S 19 poles] 0 :i chestnut oak, corner to Joint | \ entry? then oa t 34 poles fcaj 1 hickory corner, the Leason Mast j rntry. then south 8 poles to a stake, hen -outh 25 decrees east C poles :o a stake, then south -in decrees a -,t with the top oi the rid#e 52 kofes lo :i stake, then south to ilejreeS east 14 poles to a stake on top saici ridge. then south 27 degrees ?ast 40 poles to a stake in the branch Tear Leo Moore stable, then north 70 degrees east ?1 poles ro the beginning, containing 80 acres more or ess, with the exception of one acre old to John McBride off the north idc of the above tract. This land will be sold subject to .he Federals Land Bank of Columbia ^or $ This December 18, 1931. A. Y. HOWELL, Trustee. 12.24-4 Read the Ads?They Are Messengers |of Thrift] HI-LAND~ i DRY CLEANING CO. Dry C!enniaxgv Pressing and Hat Blocking 1 pkan~- cu- Boo:x~ N- c IQUIET YOUR 'NERVIBg MRS. Alice Fischer (picture above) nays she is "the happiest woman in the world" "1 often used to wish 1 tact dead. Couldn't sleep; couldn't c>ijoy myself. Ii ^ seems as though I had tried every nerve medicine made, but without any benefit until 1 tried Dr. Miles' Effervescent Nervine Tablets. Tltey certainly proved their worth for me. I am the happiest woman in the world and 1 don't mean maybe." Mrs. Alice Fischer If 7M ?re Nttvtm, 8l*?plc*a, Cranky, Bl?9. If yoa hsva Ntrrou Hc*4m1m, Ktrron Indi*#.Uou, tak? Dr. MJW Effervmc*ut Karvla* Tablets. 57"-\. V- C an ' / w? ji y Y \ \ To m Toortj) x5^2L DECEMBER SI, 1931. North Carolina, County cf Watauga In tins mutter oi ^Bink cf Blowing $$ Rock, Blowing Rock, N. C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE CLAIM Under authority of Subsection 10 ?1" Section 25 S (c), Ceiisoltlutfed Stammer. all pei-sons who have claims a-nins: the obeve named bank are hereby notified to present proof of claim at Blowing Rock on or before Si, Wtl, ,1.,,, M V.-U 1 <!*;.> Failure to present c!a:i>i on or bofore the above date bars the claim not presented except as to the assets of the bank in the hands cf the Commissioner of Banks for the account of said bank at the time the claim is presented. Objection to the allowing of any claim may be made by an interested person by filing such objection in the pending action in the office of tbe Clerk of the Court of "this county and by serving a copy thereof on the Commissioner of flunks or the Liquidating Agent of this bank. This the 15th day of December, 1931. A. M. BURNS, 1R Liquidating Agent of the Bur.ic of Blowing Beck, Blowing Rock, N. C. Note:?in filing claims for Cashier's Cheeks or Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit the particular instrument most be surrendered waen prool oi claim is presented. .12-3 7-4 e STOMACH JUST a tasteless dose of Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water. That is an ali kali, effective, yet hatir.less, It has been the stacilarcl antacid for 5C years. Otic spoonful will neutralize at once many tunes its volume in add. It is the right way, the quick, pleasant and efficient way to kill the excess acid. The stomach becomes sweet, the pain departs. You are happy again in live minutes. But don't depend 0:1 crude methods, try the best way yet evolved in all I hit j years of searching. That ii Phillips Milk of Magnesia. He sure to get the genuine Phillips I Milk ot Magnesia, the ktGd that the 1 physicians prescribe ] 'Milk of Magnesia" has been the U. S. Rerfsteroo Trade Mark of Tim | Charles hf. Phillips Chemical Gompany i and its predecessor Charles H. Phillips | since 1.875. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ If baby has ClolL 8 C H A CRV in "the night. Colicl No conn n. for alarm if Castoria is handy. This pare regetnhlc preparation l.rin.: quick comfort, and con never harm. 11 is the sensible thins when children ai ailing. Whether it's the steirtach. . i the little bowels; colic or constipation; or fdiarrhea. When tiny tongues are ? coated, or the breaih Is ba.1. Wher.ovc.. there's need of gentle regulation. Chii dren love the taste oi Castoria, and . .. mildness makes it safe for frequent use. And a more liberal dose of Castoria ; is always helter for growing children i>ian strong metiicmc meant oniy fcr ailvJt u^e. s try77<<t ^~r\ )" " * ME GRAN'MAS \ *X >$>8 WORR ? His J "~ ' , M |'1 " ' ^ . ,jr _
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