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New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
LOCK STRAP MOUNTINGS
What They Mean
No Shaking, No Breaking. No Screws in the Making.


 For years Optical Science has been striving for a better means to hold rimless lenses to the metal without the use of screws through the lens The constant loosening and breaking around the hole has expensive disad- vantages known to almost everyone An invention has now been made which, by means of sand solder which f1uXes with the glass and the metal, gives holding power of twice the amount sustained by the old method, hole and the screw.
 Lock Strap Mountings demonstrate a great economic problem worked out They teach your dollars more sense, not only because they are so good, but because the old methods are so poor.
 Lock Strap Mountings are the neat est, most inconspicuous, and most serviceable on the market. They in- stantly appeal to the wearer of glasses.
 We have the exclusive agency for the Lock Strap Mounting.
 Eye Examinations Are Free
 Satisfaction Guaranteed.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

Lucyan Bojnowski, but she told the court today that she gets sick and just can't stop sending out for "a pail"
 A fine of $7 and costs was meted outs to Frank Davisky, charged with assaulting Steve Book last night. Officer Hart made the arrest.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

Childrens Wash and Wool Dresses, in all siz z and styles. Gingham School Dresses IOl
 6to IA years. Special at .......... Extra Fine Chambray and Imported co
 Gingham Dresses. Special at .... SoY Wool Serge Dresses, neat styles. CT cd
 Special at .......... .~ A.0S
 We are showing neat line of fine All Wool SergI
 Dresses, in Miss es' and Young Lady's sized
 at special low pr ices for this sale
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

A meeting of the Young Ladie| ciety of St. Joseph's church held last evening and arranged were made for kirmess next mol
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

defense alone aggregate about s150,- 000,0O0, while burdens entailed on ac- count of the war will require an in- crease of about $1,30O,0o0 for the state department. Estimates for the other departments, except state, war and navy and possibly commerce, are about the same as last year. Secre- tary Redfield, it was believed, would ask for increased funds for extending American trade abroad.
 More Government Revenues.
 Additional government revenues will be necessary, either through legislation or a bond issue, if congress approves of the increased depart mental expenditures.
 President Wilson will go over the estimates with his cabinet next week
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
POWDER COMPANY TO
 HARVEST KELP CROP
Chloride of Potash Needed for War Orders to Be Secured From
 Pacific Ocean.

San Francisco, Oct. 15.-The kelp crop of the Pacific Ocean is to be harvested by a powder company to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
RATES FOR MONEY
DEATHS

ACKERMAN.-On September %, 1915. at
Easton, Pa, ELLEN N, wife OF Richard
Alderman and widow Of John II. Nugent Jr
Relatives and friends are invited TO attenu
the residence OF ter son. John II. Nugent
Jr. 3ll4 Frankford ave. Interment at North
Cedar Hill. Remains can be viewed Friday,
from to p. m.
ALDRIDGE;-on September 20, 1915, WILL
IAN ALDRlDGE, husband Anna II. Letter
and son of the late William and Mary A.
Afdridge, aged 60 years. Relatives and
= friends, also Olney Council, No. z, o. of l. A.,
are Invited 20 attend the funeral services
residence 5l22 ella St, Oiney. Interment
ST. James M Il. Church Grounds. Frends
may call Friday evening. to o'clock.
ALRICH-on September 20. 1915. SUSAN,
daughter OF the late William s. and Anna
yited to attend the funeral services. on Fri
day, Al $50 y. M, at her late residence rs
vate,
APkER.-on September 20, 1915, JOSEPH
~ APKER Qormerly of 1918 MOyamenslng
10 which the relatives, friends and organi-
satlons OF which he was member. are in
lsitel on Monday, at $50 a. M, from his
late residence, 2lOs s. 18th st. Mass OF
a ~ precisely Interment Cathedral Ceme-
lery. Auto funeral.
bAAATER.-suddenly on September 20, 1915,
MiLLiAM c., son Of the late David and
nary Baxter, husband of Catharine Baxter
10, !. o. l.; philadelphia Royal Black Pre-
bboage, No. asS. +. ana 4. NJ. /; SOtS Ward Ward
Aeplbilean Club, John Chambers Men 8
friendly ly Union. and ali other organizations OF
rhleh he was a member are invited to at
tend the funeral. on Monday, at 2 o. m at
DIS late residence. 272o Federal st. 1nterment
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PERSONALS

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE hereby no
zines the following persons that their goods,
as briefly described, stored IN their respective
names Will be sold at public auction 20 pay
east corner Market and STth sta, Phiadel-
phia. Pa, by Davis a. Harvey, auetioneers.
on Monday. October is. 1915. at 10 o'clock
MRS JOHN ATKINS -Bedsteads. bureaus,
SII.htlBE BAIi.EY-Bedstead, bureau. chairs
pictures stoves, etc EUGENE r.. BRAD
SHAW--Bedstead, bureau chairs. pictures
tr,inks. etc A. w. CARPENTER-Bedste
carpets. chairs. desks trunks etc. M, DUNN
~ r. IA. GROVER. dee'd-Piotures trunks
valise, banjo. cHAuNcEY GRiMEs-Bed-
steads, bureaus. chairs. pictures. stoves
tables, etc. W. HEIss-Bedsteada, bureaug.
sARkH r. JoHNsoN-B BOX. bsskets, chairs.
trunks, etc. MRS; SARAH n. JOHNSON
eshairs, couch, table. pictures. +. ID. john
s)N-Chairs, pictures, stove, etc. j. IL.
yoNEsspesk sa sSasissI lsSss5s sink etc
tninks bootblack stands, etc. MRS n.
MAsss sdI6, ete. MRS NARY MosEIEf EflHBssdd-- Hsd-
sfead carpet, refrigerator, table, etc. E.
PATrON-Carpeta. chairs, stoves, trunks, etc.
lsmps, pictures, stoves, etc. JAMES RUDY
ne Mas ALVERTA AN-Chairs. pic,
urea sofas, tables. etc. W. IA. SMITH
riano, pietures. sewing machine, ehairs etc.
,msanKs. etc. MRS, FANNY SINS Bookease,
aesk. pictures. sldehoafd, etc. ALEXANDRA
erenk, eic MRS. D. TODD Trunke. Inlrlor
boxes. baskets. HARRY WILLIAMS
slsad, trank. liable. caipet. ste, ~
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
PROVISIONS

rhs market ruled firm with a fair
sotbne demand and some kinds were
shade higher. Following are the quo
sa,ons: City beef, in sets smoked
ane dta smoked, 24G25c.; city beef, knuckes
"a tenders smoked and air-dried, 26@2Ic. :
rn3osteru beef. knuckles and tenders, smoked
eMsstpfc. beef hams. S2S@30; pork, family
sSi 5oa@2; hams; $, p. cured. loose l2l5al2lsc I;
a.. skinned, loose l2hgl2lso'i do,s 90. &C.
sn,VJ.' s.,TeS as 10 brand and average, lshglfsc.;
SSms, smoked. Western tern cured, lS,5glilso;i do
., cured loose, 9Aa10o; do. smoked, i0a
5ctar bellies, In pickle according to average,
loosse los average. city cured. 15k1l6c,; breakfast
sssS ssnccn. Western cureu, i5hdl6c.; lard, West
IN refined, tierces HhdDlac.i DO, 90, 90,
EN- ai.eg9lbc: lard, pure city, kettle rendered,
tuO'u " 'uerces, ohd9i7c; lard, pure city. kettle
rspdered In tubs, 3hq0hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
This STYLE TYPE Tor like thiO

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
One time .........'..'''.'''.'.'.' loc'
Three times one week ................ l2hc.
Six times one week ................... 10c.
situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two time rate for EVENING L1DoEA
and PUBLIC LEDGRR combined is 10 cents per
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted. which is 10 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like thiS)
which is permitted in all claHsihcations eX-
cent Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Personals Boarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEa

Through the Commercial Department at
Ledger Central large number OF nrms
have been able to secure competent
office help - bookkeepers, stenographers
aud clerical girls The next time you
are in need OF an office assistant. tele-
phone your Help Wanted ad 70 Miss
Dean Ledger Central Walnut 5000.
She viii select competent girls and sub
init them for your consideration. This
il free service 10 Ledger advertisers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
REFINED SUGARS

Tho market was quiet and unchanged. Quo
,ations. Standard granulated, 4.0jc.; extra fine
spnuiated 49Oc; powdered, &C.; confection-
ers A. 4.S0c.; soft grades, 4OOq4toc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
DIVIDENDS
lEhIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

AEiilGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
~ philadelphia. September 15. 1915
V.,hle Board Of Directors OF the Lehigh
thhey Railroad Company have this day de-
slared quarterly dividend OF two and one.
aelt per cent Cor Sl2B per share) on Its
tIsierred stock, TO stockholders OF record
September 20. 1915, and a quarterly dividend
we ana One-haf per cent. (Or Sl.25 per
.t-rel on its common stock TO stockholders
oetober 0, 1918.
Checks will be mailed.
C. ]. KULP.
Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


July Term, 1918. No. 46I.
Estate OF JOHN w. LEWIS, deceased.
Ne,ee Is hereby given that MAYME
a,ei E~is. widow of the said decedent. has
Hleo In the said court her petition with
esssseslption s,ss and appraisement Of the real
.tate OF the said decedent, 10 wit, premises
10 x4lo w. Allegheny avenue, being situate
sss ~ me north side OF 25th street. 10 feet
,nt .ient ey 20 feet deep. out OF which she has
&.san.ed 70 retain the sum OF Three hundred
4setl,efs tSs0O), under the Act OF April "a
e8''' ano its supplements, and that the same
~. ~ oe approved BY the Court on Friday
tfsoser . A. ID. 1915. unless exceptions
'A''e'o ne nled before that time.
WAYNE +. RAMBO,
Attorney for Petitioner.
If~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I. the partnership lately subslstinE be-
fItR,ans CHARLES III ANDERSON and VIII
1.oen o. POWELL, IN the Pennsy ivanla
+f.olne, Philadelphia Pa, under the style
neue name Of POWELL a CO.. WAS dis-
0Zlenbfr 1918.
~ business Nlll be centlnued under the
tt wade nrme hy william q. Powell m
.Sne addieas. Who takes oser The asBcta
Nap'ntles ot The old arm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
DAIRY PRODUCTS

EIr7vTER The market ruled firm under mod
crate offerings and a tair demand. QUO
medals. 29iac.; extras. 27Isc.; extra hrsts.
26isa2Tc.; frsts. 25d29lac.S seconds, 25a2lc.;
SsSrl9y gslSs prds do.. fsts 2sa2sc; do. seconds a
Ge2sc,; iobbng sales Of fancy prints, 35g3Sc.
.a5SlS ESS' aud T Arm under good demand.
We quote as follows; Free cases, nearby
ssrd case nearby current receipts, Ss.10qs.40
nfr nsp case; Western extra firsts. Ss70ap per
ease s ssss s. Mege RSg r GO
t,HilT5SE.-Onerings OF desirable stock were
SSg Stg trade was quiet Quotations: New York,
fun cream, fsncq new loAq qlSs2c' sPecIlssIs. Pe,Is
part skins. 6q12e.
POULTRY
LIvB-The market was dull and weak to
sell Ouotations Fowls to size and
onsiitv i5SIiTc.: roasters I2dl3c; spring
Chickens. according to quality, 15a17c.; excep-
Nv i4Gfi6c. large sizes preferred; pigeons, old
per pair 1Sd2Oc.; do, young, per pair, 1Iqlsc
RESSED.-Receipts OF desirable stock were
light and the market ruled firm under a
fair demand. Following are the quotations;
sress sIyePsSkee fancy selected iSc Weighing ~
az lbs. apiece. 10c.; weighing 3l2G4 lbs. apiece
Sd:r S wsshns s apesc ss aP49Ss ows WsshRs iee
paeked-Western, AZ lbs. and over apiece
lsko do smaller sizes l3aIs5G; old fo3st fonI,
brollers 24d2Uc.; otner nearby fancy broilers,
.2a2ic Wsstern broilers. weighing llag2 los
chickens, Weighing S9s lbs gnd over 2og22le.; I;
Sist interior; iSqlOc;; spring ducks near
fsr psr dozSenSwhitc. Weighing II to i2 lbs. per
dozen, $4a4: 10, white, weighing 0 70 10 lbs
psr pr doze dozen, $25Sa275: white, weighing ibs
Per dozen, s2iOsI2 30; white yeghsing e9e14
small and No. ., 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
EMPLoYMENT AaFNorEs

WANTED-Cooks, chambermalds ohildnurses
hOusework girls. all kinds OF hrst-ciasH helD
want positions, Wanted cooks and cham
hermhids for Catholic reotoryi wanted half
grown girls. Miss Rose Dougherty ia11l
Girard ave. IS
MISS NARY r. MCCARTHY. 2lO7 Christian.
Locust 1893. supplies, wants nrGt-claan Prot.
and Cath. male and female help; all uafion-
alties. De
NICHOLS. 1926 BAINBRIDGH BT.-Co1.,
PETENT MALE AND FEMALE HI1T ~
SUPPLIED AND WANTED.
MADAME AeHE. French Employment Bureau
1888 Christian Bt.-Rellable help supplied and
wanted. all nationaliiies, Prot. and CATHOLIC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01

BUSINESS WOMAN, educated and ambitious,
wanted; opportunity 10 learn good business;
S'' Yer month to start; references. l. 10
Ledger ofnce.
CHAMBERMAGD-white Protestant woman Tor
Shamherwork and waiting; carfare paid. Us
CHAMRERMAiD & waitress. exp. white, Prot.
latn, aaultsi ref, req. Apply 4oSl spruce 81.
ChILDNURsE A thoroughly experienced
nurse Tor = children, months, ? years and
vars, Oldest child attends school; German
protestant. speaking high German preferredi
Mt, AIRY, Phila,; state exp, refs and wages
cLi0TM WEANERs wanted; Apply John 8
James pcbson, Inc. Blanket Mills, SCOTS
lane rails OF Schnylkill. -
COOK and chambgrmad and waitress girls
i,i iiri4tesIant small ,amlly retSrense' sr Mert
Friday. 1880 a. m.
COOKS all around. white, Protestant cook;
no objection to very light colored girl; three
Sherwood road Overlook.
COOK and downstairs work-Compctent white
siri; also a chamberinaid and waitress must
have city references. Call before p m
Friday, 1923 Locust st.
COOK wanted. young, reliable. Green DRAGON
Tea House, PA $. 18th st. Apply Friday
10 to II a. m.
COOK and chambermsid--Two experienced
young Protostants for city; state wages ana
references II 455, Ledger Central.
COOK for suburbs; must be competent and
have reference: small family; wages 81; Prot
-pItleITeu. l. 80 Ledger Otnce.
COOK, experienced. and competent upstairs
maid Apply Friday morning. 9l4 5. 4sth ST
COOKING, housework and waiting; two Prot.
over 70; both help with laundry; ref. suburbs
. adults in family. II 252, Ledger Central
DEMONSTRATION wanted; must be willing to
work and willing to learn; Si5 per week;
references. l. ia, Ledger office.
GIRLS C2), competent, white, to assist house
man in entire work OF house; reference. III
Frederick ST., Hanover, Pa.
GIRLS wanted over 10 years of age.
BROWN q BAILEY CO,
N. w. cor. Franklin and Willow
| HoUSEKEEPER managne)-Prot. woman OF
experience. capable of taking fun charge or
derng; ref, country. NJ 6l2. Ledger Office.
! OUSEWORK-General colored girl; must he
neat and have good reference. Meet lady for
Interview Friday, IL a, IN. Room 23O Pub
lie Ledger.
| HOUSEwoRK-Exp. white girl; must be good
cook and waitress family Of adults; Ard
more, Ia; no laundry wages 81 per week.
6l3, Ledger Onice.
| HOUSEWORK tgeneraD-Prot. girl: fam. OF .;
suburbs; no washing. Call Saturday, bet 10
and IL a, m. Room go, Public Ledger
| HOUSEWORK (generaD aD--wauted. young white
woman; small fam; must be good cook and
laundress; ref. REQ; So Phone Narberth $40 l..
| HOUSEWORK-White girl cooking and gen
| eral homework Chestnut Hin 144S W.
MOTHERS HELPER, Germantown: by the
hour. day and evening" reference required.
| II l44. Ledger Central
| NURSE-Practical, experienced nurse for child
| months old. Il. p. Carlton. 10l4 Wal
| cArpcupNfrNr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
HELP wANTED-MALE

white or coiored; 5o.hour week; good pay:
steady work for good men. Apply 4i2I
Frankford ave. 30 floor. over postofflco
MACHINIsT wanted, first class. all around.
for tool and repair work; good wages; per-
manent position. J. 10, Ledger Office. -
MAACHINIsrs and lathe hands. Apply 43oO
Wissahickon ave.
MAN WANTED: at least high school graduate,
10 TO 80 years OF age and ambitious TO az
vance; ~ per day to start; references Il
MAN AND WIFE. German. English speaking.
for general houseworki plain cooking; two in
family; references. II 5i3, Ledger Central
pRESSMEN-Leather belt pressmen wanted;
-Sleaay work. Apply 4l North ith street
SALESMAN wanted to sell gas appliances In
Burlington, n. j.; salary and commission,
Apply Public Service Gas Company, AIS Ecu
eral St, Camden, before a. m, -
record and references; exceptionally attrae-
tive proposition. which will yield quick re-
suits. Si9. Ledger Central
SALESMAN for class pins and college jewelry;
w. Reisner, Lancaster, Pa -
sTENoGRAPHHRs, 81 to 25. exp; must fur
nish references. NJ 742. Ledger Central.
sTENoGRAPHER wanted, experienced, APP
ply between y and today, $40 N. 9TH.
THE SCENARIO DEPT Of the American As
sociation OF Photo Playwrghts requires the
services Of experienced scenario editors; le-
ply by mail only, stating experience, TO the
American Association Of Photo -PlaywTights,
DreXel Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED
Experienced textile machinery filters; only
hrst-class men need apply; steady work, good
pay; no labor trouble. Superintendent. ll50
Manhattan ave. Brooklyn, n. Y.
WANTED-Two nrst-ciass automobile me-
chanics; good wages to right man; must
have good references only Al men ap-
ply. keystone Auto Supply Co., 316 w. Main
st, Norrlstown, Pa.
WANTEG-Crew managers. with crews pre-
fCrred; every housekeeper a prospect; big
money sure. II 35s. Ledger Central.
| YOUNG MAN with experience as collector and
! investigator not afraid OF hard work. good
| opportunity for right man. II As, Ledger
| Central.
| YOUNG MAN, clean cut, high-class house-to-
| house proposition; salary, reference. Apply )
| a. m, Room 60l, 60S Chestnut st.
General
SPRING GARDEN MOTOR COMPANY
| Latest, most modern, up-to-date
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
| BY our new method you learn to drive and
| repair automobiles quickly.
| So WILL START YOU.
| 16Ol-l5 Spring Garden. Day and night classes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
AUTOMOBILES


Fer sale 2
PI .4I.MAN. 1913. o-ee T-passsnssr tourins:
equipped with self starter and electric iIrhfI,
mechanioal condition and tires nnsi e@F newly
blLE 2814 Market Locust 4H0 III -
JENKs Mgr.. Exchange Car Dept. It
HUDSON III
Ready for Immediate delivery, rebuilt Iouf<
Ing Cars. Roadstera, electric lights and START
ers. some OF late models ''0-loff Vuu ff0@
0ONERY- SCHWARTZ. 1e8 N. Broaa.
JEFFERY SIX, 1914. touring car
starter, tires. perfect condition, I1C
like new price $3.50; willing 10 trade 4
roadster III n. ID ~.
CADILLAC. 1913. touring carl ossrhaulsl .nI.
rspslnted. ful sqeipInent PrIcs 400. HUIU
SEND FOR FRnE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GORaON AUTO LAGRANGE 216 n BROAD
Dit WHITE. TOURING; 20 ~ Pi 7 14>-
''"s'I q nosEn ere y nrosd 4
COLE iois. demoaslralor4 .|ishllv o&sa ~
E'ss nowRRe co, e,a-sl 4. f<a.a =.
~slss sgs5 gSz ssa.,,..ls.. '.Es' Il 4 ~, i.' '.|.'
osAss cla..lnsd "A. "a >ezs reg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01

IF YOU DO NOT FIND THE KIND 81
OF an applicant listed here who can MI that.
eXactlng position, telephone Mr.. Hunt Led
ger Central, Walnut or Main 1900. The Lad
gers Commercial Registry Bureau IL free
service that will save you time ana incont
Ventence. Mr.. Hunt usually brings the right
man and the right job together.
~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BUSINESS WOMAN. educated and ambitious,
wanted; opportunity 10 learn good business;
$to yer month to start; references. l. ll3,
I.n1rnr Ofnne-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01

LABORERS WANTED, 25 good ditch men,
white or colored O-hour week: good pay;
steady work for good men. Apply Ai2I
MACHINIsT wanted. first class. all around.
for tool and repair work. good wages; per-
manent positicn. !. 10 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-01
DEATHS

nt Mount Moriah Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed Sunday, from TO 10 y. m.
BLACk.-On September %, 1918 Captain
ROBERT BLACK, In his 10th year. Hela-
tves and friends are invited to attend fu-
neral services, Saturday, at y. m, at
schuyler's, Broad and Diamond SITS. Inter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

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usr I'M Saaenneit leidt neisen, neil
lie oft Gangepeile blben uno bic Gier
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nebmen bes !Subnes unO born eir
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baB lie slei6 nod elm 81 lesten. Oa!
StrrbneIt nit Dem God tit alio aud
anberpeit gu empfeblen, tonn natiir.
lid aud in auosren Sallenneftsrn
ober auf Spnnen poer aiiten gelest
perlpenbet tperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
,,Serieblru nifmals, Die
Sdmcr5en 81 liHOern"

60 iaaic G. (. Goppinger bon
III Mcutgpmerp Ct, SarDafie.
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Rerpen onaegrtiisi.~
2alte lhnulbern, trern lie ouR oea
idredliden Soiterm leIelL monIit 0te
Snoimner Ole erltcg Aniieoier pei
nieterl. slber tparea iene StfHcrs
acn GROCER als Die ourh Heuralsie
perurladten? 8er5lueiielte 8eriud)c
murben eeniadt, u,H Den S1ttoeu
Ger Sroiuuer gu entaeben, aber pie
lie 2eiiie iisen rubia bin mlo onloet
sic SclterqiaIen Der Reuralgie, oa
bod eiu Ilisipes fir lie often 1T.
CT. @iles' Ant'Bain RiatH
6aben picle Sauicnoe bon Sielea
folternNen nc,,rolaiottIdlcn Shmer-
3en bcireit. sic pcroen init Der
poiitipiten @arartic iGrer Site oera
fauit. glne Die Tie ie gebrouht ba-
ben, balten file itetS an Sano.
Sci alien asstbetern. 20 Ssien far
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EiKhart. indians.
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@ir aeisen i'm stpeiten 8il6e Elm itbr
einfades Reit, pie man IS Ii9 aus
@iertiitenbretteru lei9t ielbf beriteIz
Zen lam. Der We6nnismus 1T Iebr
einfad; born oienen 2 i6maIe, in
g~tnofuoen bdn9enbe 8retter ols
Rlappe, BON benen pas untere, unit
Oas Reit fdnelid gu iteaen, einfa6
nat oben uno born getlappt ipirb.
8etritt bas 9ubn oas Reit Damn
nimmt es Die betben grett6en nit
benz Riiten nit, ole ounn berunter
fdueno oas Neit oerfdIieBen. Sut
oas Subn selest, bann nimmt nan es
berdns. fiebt mad ieiner 5uBrine
hummer uno notiert Is.
SIN eriten Billie seigsn mir EN-
Gduenneit bas uId sleids.itis oas
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