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Why Eat at Hon7e2

When you can get first-class turkey
dinner with vegetables and DESERT,
home cooked, on Thanksgiving day, for
fifty cents, at Foresters' hall-served
from q n 70 o'clock
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Thanksgiving night, Thursday, No
vember 25, is the annual promenade of
the Home for Aged and Infirm Colored
People
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ODD Fellows.

AERIAL LODGE, No. 2442, q. u. o.
OF o. F., meets the second and fourth
Tuesday OF each month at Hamilton
hall, 1916 Steiner street. corner Geary,
San Franci9co.
GEORGE w. HAMILTON, N. G..
E. E. ALMOND, P. See18 Wifmots ST.,
San Francisco.
Physician, Fred C. Chadwick, Pacific
building, 1921 Market street, Room 424
fourth floor; hours. to 4 and to 8 &c
d. M; Sundays by appointment.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

J R. Sands spent Sandav in Saera'
mento on business.
We will all be there with Captain
Loving On November %.
Hugh Shannon and family have re.
moved from 1884 Post street to 245t
Post street.
Geo. Norton has recovered sufficiently
to lie removed from the Lane hospital
to his home.
Household OF Ruth, No. 253. held Its
regular meeting on November 10th ant
much important business was trans.
acted.
The place OF business Of @. A. Ander.
SON ia at 1887 Valencia street. at 18th.
1t lie big improvement, and is strictly
up-to-date. His phone is Mission 15l.
Golden State Temple. No. 1. has
taken the date Of December 81. 1915, to
close the year, and will put on grano
ball and entertainment in San Fran
cisco.
Third Baptist church, corner Of Clay
and Hyde streets. San Francisco; Rev.
Allen Newman, pastor; residence. 124e
HYDE street. Sunday sery;ce--preach-
ing at IL a. m. and p. M; SUNDAY
school, IL 80; B.Y.P.U..7 p. m. Mid
week PRAYER meeting, Wednesday at
D. m. Visitors and tourists specially
welcome.
The funeral Of Charles Richardson,
son of Edmond Richardson. brother oil
Matilda and Beatrice Richardson. and
father OF Thelma Richardson. a native
OF St. Martin. w. l., who died in San
Francisco on November 8, was held on
Saturday, November 6. at 100 O'Clock
D. M. from Valente & Marini's under
taking parlors. $40 Green street.
First A.M.E. Zion church. 1867 Geary
street, SAP Francisco. Phone Fillmore
3lOS. Services each Sunday at ii a. m.
and p. N. Sunday school, l 80 p. m.
Christian Endeavor services, 6 80 p. m.
Prayer meetings, Wednesday at p. m.
Choir rehearsals, Friday evenings at 8.
"Bring my sons from far, and my
daughters from the ends of the earth. !"
Rev. E. d. w. Jones, pastor.
Bethel A. NJ. E. church, 1907 Powell
street, San Francisco: phone Kearny
2l07: Rev. R. III. Harbert, ID. D..
pastor. orvices-Preaching, SUNDAYS
ii q. m. and p. M; class meeting at
1890: Sunday school at p. m. j. w.
Dean, superintendent; Allen Endeavor
League at 8.45. Mrs. E. L. Mason,
president. Afro-American literary coun-
eli. Tuesday III 8 r. n, ice. Foreman.
president. PRAYER and class meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. m. ALI invited.
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Booker T. Washington Memorial Services

DUUkEr L. WnsuiHktUu HSmufioA cSiFtsSe
Bethel church will pay formal tribute
on Sunday, Nov. q. at p. m. to the
lamented race leader. Booker i. Wash
ington. The following programme. in
terspersed with appropriate music, will
be rendered
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
Early life aud struggles, Mrs. Annie
Hughes.
Distinguished educator and Nestor OF
Industrial training. w. F. Jackson.
The orator and author, |. Dennis.
The ideal diplomat, O. E. McKaine
of the Twenty fourth infantry.
The peerless constructive race leader,
f. II. Holmes.
Read advertisement Of fair at Bethel
which begins Tuesday night, Nov. 23d.
i, is next week. All will enjoy rare
treat each night, for fine programme
has been prepared by each nights
entertainers.
Soldiers night will be a record.
breaker. Don't miss it. These boys
will delight you.
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soslkss easiss cemsaw asd baanss dsllvWsd b
fsd1eoA
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aMorning. Daily pAfternoon. Sunday exceptsd.
sunday only sSunday and Important Holidays o0ly.
b Saturday and Sunday only.
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Grill Room on Ferry Boats between
San Francisco, Oakland Pier, Alameda
Pier and Oakland Harbor Route.
SACRAMENTO RIVER STEAMERS
.19S5shI{AIssPn oHEJA aEsS1sgg. t EE vEEoIrs

From San francisco, South End Ferry BuIldIso foe
Broadway Wharf, Oakland.-From eco Q. m. daily,
and every half hour until 600 p. M, inclusive then
$780, p. M, 1000 p. m, 1000 p. M, Ills m.
100 ndn., 100 e. u. From ero.dway WHAT.
and every bali hour until8.45 D. N inclusive; then
se15p m, '945 y. m. SO Ii p. M, 'l0.46p. M.
10 90 mdn., II. 45 .. m.
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Schemes in Wall Coverings

lures to ornament the room, a plain
background is q wise selection.
Figured rtpers can be bought at as
high or as low as the purse allows.
An entirely new idea is to have the
electric light shades made Of the same
paper as the wall when the paper is of
a striking pattern. Highly ornamented
screens also are fashioned OF some of
the French hand blocked papers.
The vogue for bedrooms to be pa
pered all in one paper Of 4 neutral tint
continues. This has proven clniuently
successful. The color note is brought
out In different borders and In the hang
ings and furnishings. If Il floral effect
should be desired good paper for
Colonial room is Of white moire with
stiff lunches of old-fashioned flowers
scattered here and there.
Another good selection is an invisible
checked paper with crown border,
which adds greatly to the charm Of
the room.
Plain effects in imitation grass cloths,
stippled effects Tiffany blends, striped
effects in gray mauve, soft tans, null
berry and rose, will meet with popular
approval for the living room. There
Is wide latitude In choice of narrow
borders, three to i've inches wide, to
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GUTHRIE WOMEN VOTE
THANKS TO MISS PEET

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
Better Homes movement, and feels
thai this is an evidence that they
arc all good cooks. She said that
when she began giving cooking les
sons ewelye years ago. she almost
never saw gray haired woman in
her andien ces. They were afraid
their neighbors would say they dill
NOT know how 10 cook, or else they
felt that they knew all there was %
know about this great art. Now, she
says, all this has changed, and co.
Pile frequently tell her she has the
very best cooks in Town in her class
AMI she finds il as true of eooSing
as OF any other, subject. that the
more people know the more they want
10 know Miss Peet says that sac
herself is always learning. Many OF
the helpful suggestions she is giving
to women in Gushrie she learned
from the good cooks in her classes
in cher cities and she expects to
learn some new cookery secrets here
which she can use in her work here
after She says she finds women
everywhere taking more deeply scien-
lific interest in cooking. and begin
ming to learn the first priij eplesl
Upon which this great and impor ant
science is based.
AS Miss Peet talks she works swir
y ad unerringly Women frequently
her with questions, and
sand in order that they
nay see definitely what she is doing.
rhey are Just as much interested in
What she does as what she says, and
listen and watch with absor ed a.
eniion. As she beat ~ her cake
bis afternoon. and called attention
o the fact that she used no butter
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enough for ten hats. These are col
lapsible and can be carried any place
as they fold up small enough to b,
taken in steamer trunk.
Thousands of steps can be saved
daily by the use of n wheel tray. A
black-flnished wheel tray is very light
in weight, but able to sustain l5O
pounds. Everything necessary for sery.
ing a meal can go to the table in one
trip.
Much sickness which is caused by
impure water is entirely eliminated by
the use Of II good filter. A water filter
connected back Of the faucet which in
sures pure, sparkling water for drink.
ing and culinary purposes, draws the
water independent of the faucet water.
Another filter, which can be attached
to the faucet without the use of fools.
is disc filter. The water masses
through discs which catch the dirt and
filter all the water which Is drawn.
A household scale with a brass dial
is guaranteed TO register the weight
accurately.
For practical purposes paper has
of uses. Paper dish rags and
towels. paper tahlecloths and napkins
help TO eliminate many laundry bills.
For 30 cents Kitchen clothes line can
he bought which can be carried from
room TO room and hung on any hook.
Another device. which only costs 10
cents, converts AZ ordinary coffee pot
INTO percolatol 0and is guaranteed
10 make the coffee 'clear us wine"
You can watch all the baking and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-27
MUsk0GEE WOMAN
SAVED FROM KNIFE
Mrs. White Delivered From Terrible
Suffering by Use Of Won
derful Remedy.

Mrs. .. N. White of A39 North
Eighteenth street, Muskogee. Okla,
suffered with stomach trouble and
liver arrangements Her physicians
advised an operation. But her hus-
band, fearing the result was against
Il.
Ms Naite took q bottle OF Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and found swift
reiief She wrote.
Enclosed find money order for
two bottles OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. The one bottle did me a
world of good. It cleansed my sys-
tenn Doctors did me no good. they
wanted TO operate, but my husband
opposed cannot thank you enough
for what that one bottle did for me- =
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach. liver
aud intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating pressure OF gas in
the stomach and around the heart.
Get one bottle Of your druggist now
and try II on an absolute guarantee
III not satisfactory money win be
returned.
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place below the moulding. which intro.
duce just the right bit of color to har-
monize with these papers.
Many of the old decorative schemes
Of the beginning Of the nineteenth CEN
fury which fit IN well with the period
furnishings cannot now be bought.
Interesting landscape scenery papers,
NEUROLOGICAL designs. tapestry and pat
terms with which the names of Adam,
Sheraton, Chinpendale and William
and Mary are connected are certainly
works Of art.
Chinese Chippendale papers are espe-
cially good for the diuing room. For
estry effects are also liSeable. but we
see little fruit designed paper patterns,
50 much in vogue previous seasons.
The interior decorator will tell you
that for side walls white reflects the
most, light yellow comes next and that
the former popular reds and greens
reflect only 15 per cent of light.
Special attention has been paid to
nursery papers, which are source
of pleasure to the little tots. To see
them is to want them Immediately for
the kiddies' room. Mother Goose, the
circus, Noah's Ark and many other
fascinating subjects are reproduced f.
alluring designs.
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and was therefore able TO make in
expensive cakes. some one wanted
to see Just how the creamed sugar
and shortening looked. She showed
them this and carefully explained
every detail Of the process of cake
baking, pastry making and Of fryina-
Miss Peets doushnuts yesterday
created quite sensation. Women
said they had never tasted any hall
SO good and everybody wanted the
recipe. This and every o'her recipe.
Mi.s Peet uses are contained in the
cookery leaflet she gives III eacni
m memher of her class.
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RETURNS FROM
REVENUE NORE:
THAN EXPECTED
INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS
WILL REtCH TOT.AL MORE
THAN SsO,OdO.OO0

Washington. April 27- Coaalets
/ preliminary estimates from all inter.
nal revenue collection districts re-
ceived at the treasury department in
dictate that the individual and cor
poration income tax this year will
not only come up to the original es-
Inmates OF $4,000. 900. but probably
will exceed that sum
This is the most welcome bit Of
information that has come 10 the ears
Of treasury officials in many months.
If the estimate is borne out the pr5s-
pective issue Of Panama cana bonds
to swell the slowly sinking general
fund Of the treasury may be dellged
longer than many students of the
governments financial conoirios
have thought possible.
1t was said Monday night that the
estimate put the amount % ne COZ
ieeted at SSQ0S1O5a but officials are
confident that results will show sew
eral millions more. This prospect is
espe ially pleasing to the administra
tion in view OF predictions that the
war IN Europe and the new tariff
would combine to prevent large re-
turn.
Estimates OF returns from corpor-
ations do not Indicate so much iu-
come from this source as was looked
for hut the loss has been more than
offset on the individual side. It is
that the year viii show
more individual taxes than last year
when about $4,000 persons paid.
The treasury's total disbursements
'or the fiscal year to date in excess
lf the receipts for the sane period
passed the $IoooOo,oOO mark Mon
lay vfFEsEIl
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Miss Peet will again lecture and
I'VE & eoaiery lesson toniEhl in
Guthrie Theatre, ana invites the men
to attend. She will talk on partner
ship and viii serve baked ice cream
an. cake. She says that she puts
the ice cream into the same oven into
which she puts her cakes, and bakes
1t, not quite so long but lust rs
surely. She makes the almost nn-
be ;eveable statement that this pro-
cess does not melt the ice cream.
Tomorrow afternoon she VIII give
an important lesson on bread making.
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DRIVES A WAY
] HEADA c \ {
Rub Mustard on Forehead
and Temples

! A headache remedy without the
dangers OF headache medicine" Re-
lieyes headache and that miserable
feeling from cold or congestion. And
II acts at oncei MITSTEROI4E is a
clean, white ointment made with oil
of mustard. Better than mustard
plaster and does not blister. Used
only externally, and in no way can
affect stomach and heart, as soHe
internal medicines do
Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma Neural
gia, Congestion. Pleqlrisy, Rheuma (
tism Lumbago, all Pains and Aches
Of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore
Muscles. Bruises, Chilblains Frost
ed Feet, Colds OF the Chest Git often
prevents Pneumonia).
AT your druggists, in e5c and soc
Jars and a special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Be sure you get the genuine MIrS
sTEROfE Refuse limitations get
what yon ask for, The Musterole
Company, Cleveland Ohio.
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NJ MANUS HID
HIS DANGERS
FROM HIS WIFI /:
WIDOW MUST STAY IN
MENiCO TO SUPPORT
CHILDREN
tBy Associated Press. J

Chicago. ILL.,, April 27.-A letter from
Mrs. John B. McManus, dated Mexico
City, March 13, three days after heI
husband was murdered by zapata sol
ldiers, reached Mrs. McManus' sister
in.law. Mrs Elizabeth McManus. here
today. The envelope was marked,
Received through department OF
state in diplomatic pouch"
The letter gave the story of the
writer's anxiety over her husband.
I'VE all begged John either to come
with us or to move the stock closer to
the city" ran the letter, "hut he scot
fed al the idea. am just beginning
to realize the hell he had lived
through to do it.
Protest Came Too Late.
Because was so worried about
his safety he had not told me of the
numerous times he was shot at and
searched, and how often he had TO
face alone the dangers Of the present
anarchfal conditions in Mexico. II is
hard TO imagine case of greater
bravery and courage or more wan
ton murder than his"
Mrs McManus told OF receiving
word that her husbands dairy was
being attacked.
Il called up everyone who could
give assistance, beginning with the
legation continued the
letter. "The legation Immediately
sent out an automobile with flags and
a protest, but they arrived too late"
Mrs. McManus went with others to
the ranch house. In her letter she
told OF finding McManus' body on the
roof.
"'rhe house was beyond description.
The windows were peppered with bull
lets sabout 400 joined the att king
floors were in a confusion
- btVhSh SsAaS1t NFNtN ~
iresser drawers, clothes, hooks, pic
.ures. broken eggs and dirt.
Must Stay There to Live.
You probably think it strange | do
lot leave for the states. but here |
an support my family with compara-
i've ease, but to give my property
way, as / would have to do il left
low, and then try to make a living
n the states would be practically im-
'ossible."
The letter stated that the funeral
vas attended by nearly every one in
he foreign colony.
"The American men came in a body,
espite the distance to the cemetery.
he Brazilian minister and represen-
atives of every foreign colony attend
d the funeral"
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roasting without opening the oven
door, If YOU have an oven fitted with a
glass door. Your work will be SO
much easier, because you can watch
The baking and cooking from any part
of the kitchen.
A bread toaster IN made so you do
not have to remove the toast to see
how 1t Is progressing and toasts
bread In half the time, for the heat
toasts the bread the second It Is placed
over the fire. This touster costs %
cents.
a polishing cloth which polishes and
cleans brass, aluminium, nickel. silver.
copper and gold is surely a helpful
article to the busy housekeeper. These
are 70 cents apiece.
A kitchen table Is made of nressed
steel In one piece and Is covered with
coating OF porcelain enamel. The
drawer which Is partitloned into three
compartments, is large enough to hold
many kitchen utensils. This table
lakes the place of a moulding board
ana II Is no longer necessary 10 use
ollcioth ON the kitchen table.
Glass-headed pins are indispensable
Tor hanging up small pictures aud
draperies. No need to use a hammer.
You can push them in with your fln.
gers and they viii hold weight IN to
100 pounds. Six of these may be had
for 10 cents.
baiy's bath tub can be suspended
inside OF the regular bath tub and be
I,iled from the faucet. IL empties into
me regular tub and does away with
'pilling Of water.
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stands that economy Is not only spelt
of dollars and cents but that the wise
expenditure for articles which save
money, labor and time, which may seem
at first extrayagant but In the end will
prove a good investment.
Something that fills long felt want
is a pneumatic sweeper requiring no
electricity and combining pneumatic
suction nozzle and revolving brush.
which is sold at a decidedly moderate
price. In one operation ii picks up
lint, pins. threads. rayellings, etc, and
thoroughly pneumatic cleans. The de
vice is fully guaranteed. and the fact
that nearly thousand are being made
each day is evidence Of the excellent
satisfaction they are giving. One of
these sweepers makes n splendid addi-
ton T. the equipment of any house
hold
A prncticnl labor saver is q silver
clean pan which does quick and sat
isiaciory work without injuring the
silver ware Rubbing or securing is
not needed. so no injury TO the silver
results. These pans comes in various
sizes from $1.25 up.
Have you seen the new wardrohes
made OF art ticking which hold ten
GOWNS and take up little space In the
'1osetl Then there is a hat box large
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Sure Way TO Regain
Robust Bloom of You'll

q smooth Velvefy- soft skin. with q
delicate pcarh-ike bloom. Is one -ef
the cresit0r's most exquisite works.
When the FIRST hlush ~ youth IS over.
ihis beautiful tint and satiug iustre are
rarely seen. How to preserve them -
that's The question. Famous beauty cx-
peris abrniu long have known thaf or
binary mercniized wax woriSs weudefs
iu iiis direction. Il actually giyp1 q new
surface o. TIE skin restoring that MARY
einus grlish cp;1r and s,ftness Oh = re-
fht.sahe manner An DunCe az this wax
prpeuranie "a any drug sfore. viii con-
vert fa3ol. fr,kled R5fu-ult or 30
coiured complexion into one % capt.
waiting ipteiiness in less Than two weeks
40 sefili skil b. necessary ia applying.
the wax u being sme1rcd on az might
sikc cold cream and washed of ia tie
morning
To remove wrinkles ~ delay their ipr
nation a face bath made nE IiSso.Fiuf
, ~ poulered sug0liie 10 a. pt witch
hazel MI De- found wonderfully efiica-
ciols. This tones up relaxed skin. caus-
lag IL ~ remain firm and smooth.
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THE GEM PROGRAM
tuesday r April a7.

eN'eHJf fNpfl e.
Fourth Ins'allment Of "The Black
BOX Herbert Rawlinson and Anna
Lutte featured IN "An old Grudee.
constituting the fourth two-reol enf-
code Of the Universal special feature
serial,
Billie Richie will make you laugh
till you scream IN the funny farce
3learts and Flames" 2-reel I.-Ko. of
coarse. Billie Ritchics winning
ways always satisfy daughter bur
Papa doesn't see him with the ewes
OF love so In a series Of funny Sit
stations The famous Billy and clever
Louis orth show us how 60 outwii
father Billy gets fun ont of bad
ieeg, 3 leaky water pipe and sets
funnkr and funnier until Won are
ready 10 died OF laughter 40 inn
itator puts the panch into his cam
vdy the way the original Billy Richie
does.
Wednesday. April 2s.
tn the CLUTCHES of the Tmnerorv
Rex comedy drama Scenario by
Joseph GollOnh. Cast.
fial Gordon .... Ben Wnso,
Vera. rerolutionisf -
.,.f.. .s.,t..---,. Dorothy Phillips
Count Norn ,....... los w cirora
Putiing One Owe ianman mnr-
ceFe noted iheatrieS manager and
when arrested tells LONG and pa
iheIie story vhieh completely melts
he heardened detective. And then
! pal gives The game assay. s enario
y bess Aevl a. Produced hg
,hafles Eiblsa be r dra.ra
The Fah No,er -Ko cOmear
respective kroom 49,. Rillie Richie
'rnspectite bride . JPeeEv Pearce
Eeg Matinee ,. m. sharp,
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Word was received today by Mrs.
" 5. Kesslpr. announcing the death
yesterday in Winfield Kansas II
Calvin Collins. former wen known
Logan county citizen. IN the early
days Of Guthrie Mr.. Collins lived On
a farm c miles west OF Gu;arie. he
has many friends here who will read
OF the death with regrets.
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why corn-milons have gone wild over
GETS l1''- nothing like il ever known
Some folks, To This day. potter around
with bandages, sticky tape, thick nlasters.
with kniyea snip them wi.h scissors.
make them bleed and then howl bee tye
they cam get rid of sore corng iisa
GETS IT. There's nothing to DO huf
apply drops The work Is done. GETS
lT' apes Tho reSt Ne nalNs, no iusslng no
changing shoes. 10 lltnping II never
fats Try /! tonight Tor any corn. eallns.
wait or bnnioW Re sure that you get
s'tssTS- m ana nothing else.
"eiiIrs-fT" Is sold Nv druggists every
where, 22e 2 bottle, or sent direct bv *
Lawrence 4 CO. ChijAH0. Soll IN Gufbrio
and recommended as the worlds best earn
citre by Lllin's Drug Store own pmg
siafe.
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4 u " ~ M e. u IS x Il u x " ~ !
THE SORT OF HOME THE 4
. FLY LIKES. 4

!. Flies can not breed in dry 4
. places; they can not breed in z
. clean places. But they do thrive I
. in stables. COW barns, pig pens i
and dirty kitchens. Decaying a
vegetables, meat and cheese, 4
dead animals, rotting straw, a
paper and rags, are the things Z.
flies like best. n
SWAT THE FLY. 3.
; ~ III n ie y. Is Il M " IS M ~ ~ p,
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nHE BEST medicine you can take
> r. "a Yourself OF humors and
siear your complexion, is Hoods Sar-
saparilla - it's also THE CHEAPEST.