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lNew York Sun

(NeW York SUM-
The new variety of sporting or gun
dog now being brought forward with
considerable enthusiasm on the other
side is the golden or yellow retriever.
This breed was first owned in Eng
land, according to Our Dogs, by Lord
Tweedmouth. in 1858, just after the
Crimean war Tweedmouth purchas-
ed eight Of them at a circus at Brlgh-
ton, England, all splendid creatures
and of the first troupes Of per-
forming dogs ever taken from a for
eisn country to England. it is said.
They were sent to their new owners
deer forest. The only person to
whom Lord Tweedmouth gave a bitch
friends were allowed to have dogs,
but bitches We're not parted with.
The monopoly of the breed does not
appear, however. to have been re-
tanned, and there are several good
kennels which from a working and
show bench point Of view are able to
turn out dogs of the latest quality,
good not only in tracking deer. for
which they are used in the forest Of
S~trathconon, but for retrieving all
kinds of game shot by the gun. For
either purpose, it is claimed. they can
not be beaten, since they excel In their
any amount of cold and wet.
They are very sensible appearing
dogs and the color is a rich golden.
but not SO dark red as the Irish set
ter. The less white the better. A
few white hairs on chest or head and
white o are permissible. No, blaze
or collar. The general appearance Of
this dog should be that Of a symmet-
rical, powerful dog. a good level nov
er, sound and we'll put together, with
a kindly expression, not too heavy OF
clumsy or long in the leg. The tail
must not be curled OF carried over
the back. Considerable latitude should
be allowed in the color Of eyes. nose,
lips and coat. A black-nosed dog 10
preferred.
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CARS RECEIVED.
N'inni,N,c.
IBROOMHALL CARRIES

l-iverpool-The disappointing AM
erlran cables caused pressure ate the
opening here and values were un-
changed to is lower. but later the
decline was recovered With good sup
port. There We're fewer Manitoba
offers with an improved demand for
spot whoa which shows u hardening
tendency The Modern Miller's re-
port and expectation of larger Amer
lean shipments this week as shown
by Bradstrcets served to check the
advance. AT the close the market was
steady and is lower to is higher.
Corn opened is higher and later
further advanced LIS on the strength
IN spot here II scarcity of old plate
offers. Al the close the market was
steady II is higher.
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Minneapolis. Feb. 1.-THE wheat
market has held within narrow limits
today with the final figures a fraction
lower than yesterday. The high mark
was so 7-SM9l and 80 5-S cents the
low mark fer the May during today's
session. The Liverpool market was
practically unchanged.
Clearances Of wheat and flour today
equalled $4,000 bushels, of which
$1,000 bushels We're bonded grain.
l3uenos Aires wheat closed Ia to.
3-S lower than YESTERDAY. MINNEAPOLIS
wheat receipts today were 2l9 cars,
compared with 2S2 cars a year age:
Duluth had rs today while IA year go
tnerc We're IFS cars. There We're 1879
cars received in Chicago today.
Chicago wheat closed unchanged for
the day. July wheat was Lie of a cent
lower. Corn futures were a shade low
or.
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FAvoRs LONGER E r
Governor Hanna Goes on Record
4.year Term for County Offcials
February IA

Governor Hanna Goes on Record for
4.year Term for County Of1cials.
Devils Lake, n. D., Feb. 12.-Go-
ing on record in favor OF four-year
terms in place Of two for county off,
Gals. Governor Hanna made a plea
for economy before the State Associa-
tion Of County Commissioners. The
address of the governor closed the
opening days program OF the ASSOC
citation which brought together
commissioners from every section of
the state. The governor declared 1t
his belief that county officials should
be elected for four years and allowed
to hold Office but a single term in
place Of the. ppresent system OF hay.
ing Che terms two years ana limiting
one mans service to two terms.
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CARI.,S

i.Ncrpool-Mh ea is tower to is
higher. Corn is higher.
P;tris-Whcat unchanged to la
higher.
Observation-Disclosures.
Berlin--Wheat 81 higher.
Budapest-Wheat is lower.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

In pursuance with a petition. Of the
Forks, North Dakota, duly nled and
city. asking that a special election be
called. submitting the question as to
whether or not the city of Grand Forks
sha ADOPT the commission plan OF gov
der the provisions Of CHAPTER II Of the
laws Of North Dakota for the year 1911
and acts a~mendatory thereto, and in
cd and adopted by the city council Of
the mayor of said city to cali a special
2, 1914. submitting aforesaid PROPOSE
ton TO the qualified electors Of said
city:
ned electors of the city Of Grand Forks,
North Dakota. that or Monday, March
2, 1914, from the hours of 5 o'clock a.
% on s saidGttdn ay' there until MiIl + ;. o'S s.Isl ,p p TN, m;
several election precincts In said city,
. special election for the purpose Of
submitting to the qualified electors Of
voted upo by the qualified electors Of
said city:
I. For city charter under COM -,
sion system of government ~
Against city charter under -,
commission system OF gov
The following places are the places
designated as the voting or polling
places for said election:
First Ward-City filter plant.
Second Ward-Arlington Park hotel.
Third Ward-Fourth street fire hall.
! Fourth Ward-Old City hall, Third
st. n International avenue.
Fifth Ward--First precinct, Interna-
tional Ave. FIRE hail.
Fifth ward-second precinct, 1915
Cheyenne avenue.
Sixth Ward-First precinct, As
Griggs Ave.
Sixth Ward-second precinct, 5e3
North Eighth st.
Seventh Ward-s24 Cottonwood st.
The polls at such polling places shall
be continuously kept open from 8
o'clock a: III. to 5 o'clock p. m. on aid
election day n no longer.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
this 3rd day Of February, 1914.
NJ. F. Murphy,
Attest: Mayor.
Chas. ]. Evanson,
City Auditor.
fCAh q "a oN
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TRANSFERS

u. W. DAY MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
handling heavy freight. household
goods. pianos. safes. drayage. Large
Phone N. W. 437: r. q. R97.L.
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Personal.

ANYONE HAVING DISEASED EYES
s sr ~ wssh st to 'tilsy a .nsir a,. s :
glasses Will md tt 70 their ADVANTAGE
tp. address Box SO. Route :, Halstead,
MINI.
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FEED AND GRAIN.

MAC DouGALL FEED CO, s1s KIT.
son. Grand Forks: both phones S85L
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a PENNY
WORD
DAY
.!slinimum charge sse.
AGENTS

wANTED-sALEsMEN AND SALES.
ladies for the city. Steady work and
good pay. Apply between 4 p. NJ,
and 6 p. NJ. in rear OF Skaugs Jew
elry store, 41S DeMers. Experience
not necessary.
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HOUSES FOR RENT-<c..a...s,

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
For Rent.
$4S-Furntshod 2 room. all modern
house South 9Th st.
$50 room, all modern house, South
500 room. all modern house. So. 4th
's5-s room. al, modern house. So. srd
s2S-S room. house. all modern but heat.
s25-7 room house. all modern but heat.
s 81 room house on No. 9Th st.
sso- Ws,0mt hss e. all modern but heat.
s10-4 room cottage on So. srd st.
s15-Small. all modern store. Kittson
ss5-Ail modern store on So. srd st.
$20-Two rooms in Kelsey Block.
310-Onice room on No. 9Th st.
81, 000-Furniture and fixtures in best
MOTEL In good town in North
Dakota: doing a paying bust
ness; easy terms; thirty beds.
w. II. KELSEY
Kelsey Block.
FOR RENT-F1vE ROOM FURNISHED
hOuse Iuouire 2o1 Wolnrt
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TO EXCHANGE-Continucd.

WILL EXCHANGE OUR S PASSENGER
~ horse touring car; good as new.
Tor horses or cattle or Is horse Rum
ely OIL Pull Threshing Machine. Adj
dress Sis Times Herald.
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GET IN THE SIS A wEEK CT.Ass.
Independence and p%rosnerity
every home everywhere a genuine
sales prospect for u superAne pro-
ducts, 100 per cent profit "Live
Mires" ADDRESS Boz 424, Chicago, III.
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CHICAGO CORN.
CHICAGO OATS.
CHICAGO PORK.

MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Puts, May 9Os.
Calls, May 81.
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HIDES AND FURs
INSURANCE

GEO. F. RICH. DIST. MGR
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of N. T.
First National Bank Blk.
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UNDERTAKEN

g. II: ASHLEY SO: DE MERS AVE
Ambulance IN connection. Phones 81
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The III
=
Market Quotations.

+ \ X X Il 4 y 4 .
Market quotations furnished by Z
g. Lewis & Co.
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ACCOUNTING.

Is your business a payine or iosin.
propositions. This question can be
answered at a small cost. Grand
FORKS Accounting Co.. p. O. Box 253.
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EXCHANGES

EoR ExcHXNGE-X GOOD -FOUR
1 81 w A. Hsh l1sste for II I niaps s.,%
lands. Homestead Heal Estate Loan
20. Grand Forks. N. D.
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KODAK FINISHING

HAVE YOUR FINisH1NG DONE At
the Acmo Studio. IFS North Third.
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ENGLISH HUNTING DOG.

tFsb. 3 TO ~
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Wise Is the man VINO knows what
not to say-then doesn't say It.
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STORAGE

STORAGE m FIRE PROOF 1UiLDfNs
Panovltx Furniture and Garnet Go.
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FoUND-1.1vER 4 WHITE POINT
er dog. Call at Model Steam laundry.
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SEWING MACHINES
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING-WE PAY Parcel
post charges one way. Send for price
list. Shoe Hospital. Madison .Thore-
son Co. -
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GRAND FORKS SHOE REPAIR SHOP
For Neat and Good Work. gA1s DeMers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

she could afford to use some OF her
money to take them both out TO Los
Angeles. where Mrs Mortons only
brother was a prosperous lawyer
Ralph acknowledged that he had al
ways longed to accept his uncle's sug-
gestiOn, made several years ago, ana
90 into partnership with him
He was playing his cards cleEerly,
for he knew that the WIDOWS desire
ever since her husbands death had
been to return to her California home
where she had lived until her mar
rage. But her son always reoelled
against the idea
But what about leaving Edith - she
asked TREMENDOUSLY after she had wiped
away the tears Of happiness that had
gushed forth at his suggestion
Our engagement is broken, ne SAID
briefly. I do not want to talk Of II.
mother. entered rashly into lt-and
I find that / do not love the girl
acted on the impulse Of the moment in
asking her to marry me IL was a mis-
taken sense Of chivalry on my part
She sees this now And. II you love me,
mother, say nothing more 10 me ABOUT
it"
So excited was the mother at the
prospect Of returning 70 her OLD nome
and at Ralph's unselfishness IN propos-
ing IT, that she suppressed any words
Of regret at the thought that EdiIn
money would never be shared by her
beloved SON
Go be continued)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
Little Mary's Essay On NeighbOrs
They Principal Reason for So Much Moving but Are Hard to
Get Away Any
By DOROTHY DIX
By DOROTHY DIX.

wild animals. and that tango above
your head until you think the chande-
Ier is coming down And there are
backdOor neighbors that say they don't
believe in formaliIy and that run in Of
a morning before you get your curl pa
perS down. Nobody knows which kind
Of neighbOrs are the greatest afflicrion.
Everybody thinks that theirs are the
worst until they try the others.
Ny mamma won't let papa sit
around in his shirt sleeves and smoke
his pipe on the front porch because
the neighbors won't think we are
sWells If he does And my mamma
makes US all go 10 church on Sunday
and she pulls down the blinds when
We have cabbage for dinner, and she
puts all the best furniture and the
books that nobody reads in the par
lOrs so that all the neighbOrs viii
think that We are grand and cultured,
and in Summer she says, "Oh, dear, we
might just as well stay home and be
comfortable and save money instead
Of going off on a vacation II IL wasn't
for the neighbOrs, and what they would
think If we didn't go when everybody
else in the ueiEhbOrhOOd does"
The Bible says that we must love our
neighbors. Ny papa once knew a man
who loved all the neighbOrs and who
kissed all the babies and shook hands
with all the men, and told all the wom-
en- what grand hOusekeepers they were
and how handsome they grew as they
got older, and he was a politician, and
they elected him to the legislature,
and he saved millions and millions OF
dollars out Of his salary. and he lives
in Il grand palace. and when the neigh
bOrs he used 10 love 90 to see him he
isn't at home.
A neighborhood is what they call the
place where the neIghbOrs live, and
when the neighbOrs don't want TO
know you and turn up their noses at
YOU il is a fashionable neigh borhood,
and You pay out a lot of money to
live in It, but when its where you
know everybody. and folks are Just
like you, IL is a common neighborhood-
As soon as you get money you always
move out Of your old neighbOrhoOd.
We should all be thankful when we
have good kind ne-ghbOrs who take
an interest in US. because they keep US
pure and good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
DAILY RECORD

DuAANAAAA NlAAlAA4-
To J. L NcAfee, TO build an adobe teue-
ment house at the corner Of Campbell and
To the New York store. to install new
front at 2Os East Overland; cost $3.50
a. GoldinE. to build frame shed at 1914
r Sanchez Castillo. TO build an adobe at 81
South FL Paso: cost 500.
To The Herald Building company to
make repairs; cost $3.50
Deeds Filed.
North side Of AlamoEOrdO. between luna
and Grama-Benton s Brady to Jack Curry.
lots Is and %. block Sc. East FL PasO addi-
ton; consideration $3.50
North side OF Hueco. between Cebada and
Luna-F- D. Garrett TO the Anderson-Fillsr
Investment company western 20 feet Of lot
Is. and the eastern 20 feet Of lot %. block
1e0. East Fl Paso addition consideration
sass.
and DiVlslon-Green stewart 70 W n
Lewis. lot % and the half Of lot q. block
10, Military Heights; consideration 81 and
other valuable consl deratlons-
North side Of san Jose. between Division
and Raynor-George w sharp TO J V
Brown. lots 16 and l.. block 4. Castle
Heights consideration $3.50.
North side Of Second. between Leon and
Chihuahus-Janes T. Smith TO Jay knox.
106 feet by 40 feet Of the western half of
block 45, Mills map OF e Pasos considera-
Kern sddition-Harry A. Chandler to
James T. smith. lots II 10 Il. block Il. Kern
addition consideration $1,000
North side Of fremont, between Kentucky
and Dakota-Clemeutine Lee 20 A J. IN
derwood. lots IS and the eastern half Of lot
%, block 9. Highland Park addition; con-
sideration $500.
Kern additon-James F. Smith to Iav r
Knox. lots Il 10 Il. block p. Kern addition:
consideration $1,000
Automobiles Licensed.
25s5-A- H Rodes. Mckinley avenue, five
passenger Ford
25s6-American Laundry company. 1916
Myrtle. five passenger Ford
25s7-R c. WyHe. ~ North Oregon.
Harley-D Davidson motorcycle
25s6-A- L Lyttle. uuartermaster's de-
parrmenr, Buick touring car.
Marriage Licenses.
N r. 8fcCalla and Tessie Kirk both OF
FL Psso-
Births-Girls
To Mrs +. c. Medley. 1923 Alameda ave
nue.: Sept T.
To Mrs. VIM P. Brady. Hotel Dieu.
Sept. /
To Mrs ]. Diaz eos Seventh street.
Aug. IS.
To Mrs E. C. CsIentine. s12 e Paso
street; Sept 10.
To MIS- ]. B. Candy. 1905 California:
Sept To-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
ROTARY COMMITTEE
URGES AUDITORIUM

Plans for building the proposed new
court house and municipal building
were discussed Tuesday afternoon at
a meeting Of the county commissioners
and the Rotary club committee Among
the members of the Rotary club who
attended the meeting were Burt Orn-
dOrff S C. Aubrey. Claiborne Adams,
u. @ CrOweIL Rev Charles L over
street. J. A. Wright and Dr. Robert L
Ramey-
The joint meeting was held in the
county commissioners room. It was ad
jOurned until Thursday afternoon ar 2
o'clock when the Rotary CLUB, the city
council mayor c. T. Kelly, the retiring
county commissioners and the iEcom-
ing county commissioners viii be pres
ent 10 discuss plans for the building
Those present at the meeting Tues
day thought plans should be drawn
at once for the court house and NUM-
cipal building The members OF the
Rotary club committee said that one
OF the most essential needs Of the city
is an auditorium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
Advice To the LOveIOrn
TAKE HER TO YOUR MOTHER.
By Beatrice Fairfax.

TAKE HER TO YOUR MOTHER.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I have been keeping steady company
with a young girl for the last six
months, she introducing me TO nearly
all Of her relatives. I have done the
same, having introduced her to a few
Of mine, but I am DESTROYS Of having
her meet my sister and mother. but
the only way that can be done is to ask
her TO come up to my house and see
both my sister and mother. Is IL prop
er for me to accompany her? Another
thing 1 desire 10 know: I have re-
peatedly asked this young girl whether
she cares for me by now, as ] wouldn't
care to continue seeing her so often I'M
less she does S S 5.
You seem to be seriously in love with
this girl, so I suppose you want 10 mar
~ her If she viii have you.
So suppose instead of asking
her II she cares for YOU. you
tell her of your own love Then she
will be far better able TO answer your
question like your spirit I'm want
ing her TO meet your family. Your
sister should call on her, but If this is
impossible, take her to call on your
mother and sister II viii be quite
proper for you 10 call for her and es-
cOrt her on her visit to your home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
SUES To RECOVER.
SEIZED BULLION
Mexican Mining Company
Would Obtain Worth Of
Bullion Sent to Shelter.

Nogales, Ariz-, Sept. 16.-TO start law
proceedings for the recovery Of confis-
Gated bullion. E. r Perdum, chief
counsel for the Campania BIinera de
Panuco, has gone TO san Francisco.
It is claimed that the Constit-- al
list government in Mexico seized con-
siderable bullion belonging TO the
company and shipped il by steamer
from Mazatlan to the Seiby Shelter and
Lead company OF san Francisco.
The company has also entered suit
here for the recovery Of concentrates
seized by the COnstitutiOnalists.
Strike Made at Orc BiancO.
W. J. Partridge. a veteran mining
man OF the orc Blanco district, reports
that he has recently made a very i'm
pOrtant ore discovery in the Switzer-
land mine and Republic group The
properties are adjacent 10 the Austen
litz, and the new discovery is close to
the boundary.
The vein runs through both proper
ties. It is declared TO be well defined
with a black iron Gaping IN places
The ore is birdseye porphyry stained
heavily with blue and green carbon
ates. IN the Switzerland, Partridge is
running a tunnel that is about 60 feet
under cover
Ruby Company Proving Up Ores.
The shaft Of the Ruby Copper com
pany, in this district, is now down
about 500 feet. It is the deepest SHAFT
in that part Of the Santa Rita noun
tains and the intention is to sink II to
From the 300 and $50 foot levels drifts
have been run to explore the ground,
and from both drifts ores have been
taken assayinE well in low grade cop
per ores They carry silver values also
The company hopes by its exploration
10 prove up a large ore body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
MINING COST Of
SHATTUCK Low
Now Leads Arizona Com
panies in Producing Ores
at Low Cost.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Sept. 16.-The old
claim that the Calumet & Arizona Cop
per company, of Bisbee, has a lower
cost Of production than any other cop
per company in the United States, IS
not borne out by a recent report Of the
interior department In 1913 the SHAT
tuck-Arizona, also Of Bisbee, produced
100000 pounds Of the red metal at
SIS cents. while il cost the c. & A.
Z II cents TO produce 10000.
The highest company on the list IS
the shannon. of Clifton. which turned
out 1000, 900 pounds at Is - cents.
Following are the figures for other
Arizona companies: Arizona, 100000
pounds. 10 cents: Miami 29.OOO,0OO
pounds, 9 II cents; Phelps-DOdge On
Guiding Copper Queen and Old Domin-
Ray Consolidated, 100000 pounds,
S - cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
DON'T LET a COLD
SETTLE ON YOUR LUNGS

II you have a persistent cough or cold.
take warning before 1t is too late Eek
mans Alternative has restored 10 health
many persons who had serious lung trou-
BILE Read Of this case;-
PIeasantville. n. J.
"Gentlemen--During the winter OF 1911
contracted a severe cold which settled
on my lungs Eckman's Alternative was
recommended 10 me and commenced using
Il as a last resort The first bottle seemed
70 give no relief. IN fact. ] seemed 20 feel
worse. but kept on using the medicine and
found out the first bottle had really started
me on the road TO recovery by loosening the
mucus and making me eNpectorate freely.
After using the medicine FOR some time. my
cough ceased / gained flesh and today, 1
am we'll man" abbreviated
(Signed-1 GEO n BATES
Eckmaus Alternative is most efflcacl5us in
bronchial catarrh and severe throat and
lung affections and upbuildinE the system
Contains no harmful or habit-forminE drugs
Accept no substitutes Small size. 81: regu-
lar size. 81 Sold by all leading druggists
Write Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Pa. for booklet OF recoveries
Kelly q Pollard. Enoblauch Drug Co.
Peoples Drug store--Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

stretching pains that are so much talked
about This safe external application is
gently used over the skin to render If
amenable TO the natural stretching vybic5
It undergoes. The myriad Of na-va
threads just beneath the skin is TINS
relieved Of unnecessary producing
result as expressed by a host Of baDnv
mothers who write from experience
It is a subject that all women sbouI5
be familiar with as Mothers Frfa1,I,s
has been in use many years, and IS recon-
mended BY grandmOthers who in their ar
lier days learned to rely upon this splendid
aid to women.
You can obtain Mothers Friend" ar
almost any drug store. Get a bottIe
to-day and then write for our little hook
so useful to expectant mothers.
Address Bradheld Regulator Co. 80
lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
The Seasons Serial Sensation
= In the Web ofLife =
Edith Breaks Her Engagement to Ralph and the Latter
Plans to Leave Town.
By NIRGINIA TERHLNE Wy DE MAIER.

the letter she had read. but she would
not listen TO his pleading. Her eyes
were hard and she spoke with a cruelty
-,-o-,rre5 nv hurt vanity, which is
- - Seer than wounded love
IT don,r care for you she said in
cisfveI,- Then as he attempted a vehe-
mont and reproachful protest, she
threw back her head and laughed
Cant you see kaIph, she tauRIeq,
atbs+ 7 have been amusing myself all
tbi- lime and I'm tired Of the camel"
What had wrought this changer he
,r-orJerad as he walked homeWard,
surrounded by a host Of dark thoughts.
a. - rrf1ec.ed on what she might
- 75erovered or might vet discover,
he was Observation-Disclosures afraid
Ralph Plays Cards With Cleverness.
That night he confided to his mother
il would do both him and her good TO
get away from Homework Surely