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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 7 May 1915, Page 2

TOO GREAT A RISK’. It is (i a groat a risk to depend upon -loighbons or sailing for medicine in cases of -snide -. a.! inck -d’ bo-.vel conijdaint. 11k of tho siilVo: Big 'hat must be cn■ired until medicine can be obtained. T sale way is to kcop Chamber!aiu’,s d- an-! i rrlio-ea Remedy always on ' o.i. i! Las never failed p. relievo 1 —r’l-ci, dvs-.’ntory and pains m the -.a -L. and has saved more pain and ■ b-i-ing tli in any other medicine known S M lay id. II Leigh s’ ' -- lacking Cough at night Woods 1 in-. 1 . : eruunt Cure, 1/6, 2/0 FOR FO- (Tri.ILLERS ONLY. It will siiiin bo (be season for fo at ball, aid the re fore Ihe season for Chamber--1 liu’s Pain Bairn—that goes without saying. You can’t play football without getting .sprains, barked shins, bumps, and you can’t get right again with■nt, 'si g Cha.nberl.iin’s Pain Balm. Bathe he aJ'ected parts with water as ii j D vyo it can bau- and then rub in Cham- erlain's Pain Balm I’t-eo.y and you will s m forge', tha'. you eve;-bad a ; ache or p tin. Bold by E. Li. Leigh. Unlike other baking powders, 8 LiA LiIyANUS Pure and Bure Compound i-osle I Hi re.-.-e (hau before the War. Save money by using SHARLAN O’ci.