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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-03-22
CHAPTER TX.


"IHERE remained now only 81
go to pay on the place. After
discussing their affairs all the
~ way home. when Joe and his
htner unhitched the team and started
% the house. Tom Weston handed Joe
me paper the lawyer had prepared.
which Insured a home to the two WON
enfolk.
You hand IT to her. Joe. It's your
dotn's morn mine" he said.
Joe thought Of a little speech be
would make. but at the supper table
ns forgot all about It and merely
poked the paper at his mother.
There's a home for you and sss."
was all he could say.
As his mother read tears Of hspps-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-03-22

(Coninued next week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-03-22

o. d. CENTER,
Director OF Extension University
Of Idaho.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-14
Patriotic Thrill in
 Opening of Grand Opera
 in New York City


 New York, November 13-The Metro politan opera season opered last night thrill not on the bill. The curtain had fallen or the second act of Yerdis mas terpiece. e"Aida,' and the audience. which packed the historic opera house from pit to topmost gallery, was laundering its applause, when the curtain arose again and the throng was hushed.
 Out from the wings, in single file led by Enrlco Caruso, marched five of the worlds greatest singers PasqnaIe Amato, Claudio Muzio Margareto Matzenauer and Basil Ruysdael Back or them als the membefs of the great chorus took their places.
 Then, as Ruysdael unfolded large American flag. the magnificent orchestra, led for the first time by Roberto Mo ranzoni, broke into the strains of the
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stars spangled Banner Caruso. sine- ing in English fer the first time on the stage of the Metropolitan. and the other members of the quintette took up the words of the national anthem ana the chorus swept-into the refrain.
 \ Rising with the first strains of the Innthem. the great audience waited until the final notes and then burst into d veritable frenzy of patriotic cheers.
 Men and women in the glittering horse sshoe vied with those in the gallaries ar fabove their heads in their applause
 Besides the nuts used in confectionery the Indian cashew tree yields an insect repelIing gum, a juice that makes in- delible ink and three kinds of oil. one ed- ible, the others used 10 tan fishing nets and preserve wood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-14

FOR sALE-53 acres of land on public road and railroad one mile from oneonta, Ala; % acres in culti- vation; 15 in pasture; wire fenced; good spring on place and near house; 1 horse, 1 buggy, 1 buggy harness, wagon, 1 brood SOW. over 100 bush els of corn; some hay and fodder. 4 lot of new farming implements. Improvements, good Groom house, barn, etc. Will sell the place and personal property for a limited time, for S2SSo, payable, $50 cash, balance l and years Bethea Real Estate & lns. Co, 2027 Sd ave. Main 116.
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ROOMS WANTED

November 20, bed rooms and combination kitchen and dining room. or two rooms and kitch- 6netto with bed in kitchen, close in. :. n8nr x. Highland car line: no chill {fon. cah Mrs. Cox. cisT-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-14
HONEY no LEND

PROTECTIVE LITE INSURANCE CO. home office 2112 list ave, has money to lend on income earning farms or central < city Birmingham property without brokerage. 10 suit borrower, in amounts not less than $i00o.
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Drs. Doziier & Dozier oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and with wonderful success. all man ner of chronic diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. Lungs Heart. Liver. Stomach, Bowels
 Kidneys and all diseases of the skin and of the Pelvic Organs of
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Ten acres, good land, II miles of town, on good pike and in good settlement; 5-room house, barn and out build ings; fine for chickens. truck, etc. Call me about this J. Wilbur Cole, Mgr. S. w. Div. Main S5
 MESSER REALTY co. (Inc.) Scientific Realtors, 216 N 21st St.
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|lTUATlONS WANTED--FEMALE

an orphan girl, badly in
 }heed of work, position as cashier or W general office work, where dictation is
 not required. Phone Woodlawn 26s. 'WANTED-Work as general office assist x ant or caohier by settled woman; some T knowledge of typewriter. no shorthand, \ but very good on figures; not afraid of
 hard work. Call West End 6s4-W. SITUATION Wanted by lady bookkeope. t and stenographer, IA years experience.
 Address "Bookkeeper," 4S5 Chestnut st., "A Chattanooga, Tenn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 39O9 27th Street, Fairmont

Six-room bungalow, practically new, electric lights, all modern conve- niences, furniture, piano, many other household goods not mentioned; price 3l600; terms. Address owner, living in house. II. Milloch, North Bir- mingham.
 FOR SALES houses, corner lot, s700o; rental $s0 month; one Groom house, 2 lots, $500: $i00 cash, balance $io month; one S-roonl. $500, $10 down, balance s1o month. N. B. Smith Real Estate Co, 17141a 4th ave. Phone S510. NICE home on principal street in beau- tiful Eustis, Fla; 1z acres, 30 bearing orange and grape fruit trees. palms and shrubbery. $500. Address Box 96. Fairfield, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-14

$50 gets this nice little farm, about 61a acres, located 8 miles from Bir- mingham, on Central of Georgia, at Sterretts, Ala, within or blocks of town; good stores, churches, and schools; land lies prac- tically level unimprovedS enough wood and timber on place to pay for It, good rich land, ideal for trucking or chicken raising. See Bethea Real Estate & Ins. Co, 2027 3d ave. Main 11e
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FOR SALE prominent corner 60x240 1t. on South Highlands. in the southwest division, has a splendid 10-room house. This corner has wonderful possibilities and great future. See me about this. J. w. Brazeal. Mgr. s. w. Div. Main S5 MESSER REALTY co. Unc.) Scientific Realtors. 216 N. 2lst St.
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MANAGER-Large manufacturing com pany opening branch office in Birming, ham wants competent man to manage It; must take at least 5000 interest in company; salary sl50 per month. 15 Der cent commission: manager should earn $l0.0O0 year. John R. Cavanagh, 10 s. LaSalle st. Chicago.
 WANTED-Combina operator and ad man at once. Tuscaloosa News, Tuscaloosa. Ala.
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River Plantation

9Oo acres, rich soil, grows T5 to 100 bushels corn per acre good season; landing and water power on place. Address K-55, care Age-Herald
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
 FEMALE

FEMALE WANTED-Immed tely, men and women; government war jobs; $105 month; list free. Franklin Institute Dept. 3-J. Rochester N. Y. WANTED-Men women for government war positions; thousands needed mme- diately; good salaries, permanent en- ployment; liberal vacations; other ac- vantages; we prepare you and you se- cure position we refund your money; ask for booklet O. K, free to citizens. Washington Civil Service School, 209 Marden Bldg, Washington, D. c.
 WANTED-Reliable unmarried colored cook room on place; will pay s per week. Call Main S254-J or apply 1424 10th ave, S.
 WANTED-COLORED DAY LABOR, f2 WITH BOARD; MEN COOKS; COAL. DIGGERS AND LOADERS, STAND ARD WAGES, PAY EVERY , WEEKS; HOTEL MAIDS AND HALL MAN; COKE sPULLERS; OTHER WORK TO OFFER: CALL AND. GET LOCATION AND TERMS. EMPLOY 4 MENT OFFICE, s0e N. 18th ST. (NEAR TERMINAL STATION), BIRMING- HAM, ALA.
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LIBERTY CARS-The best automobile on the market for the price. $1445, delivered to your door; phone for demonstration. De Shazo Motor Co, 404 s. Fist st. Phone 1761.
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ESTATE

2250 acres miles railway station: 100 in cultivation; 100 bottom land; some fine timber; Groom residence. For quick cash, S15 acre takes it. L-55, care Age Herald
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FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FOR SALE-tVO acres level sand-ctay land finely located; Dallas 'countN. Bargain for quick sale. l.. $. Bibb SS Co., Selma. Ala,
 5zo-ACRE stock farm, well located near good market. for sale or exchange Tor building in Birmingham suitable for wholesale dry goods and pay differ -ence. Address, stating what you have G. J., 1457 Miner crescent, Birming ham, Ala
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acres and 7-room bungalow; miles from courthouse, on pike road; all under hog wire fence; has hot and cold water; bath, toilet. etc. Will con sider sa good automobile as part pay ment. Lide Land Co. Inc. Main 1o9. 1902 Jefferson County Bank bldg.
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NEWS agents on railroad trains. Union News Co.,. Terminal station. HAIR CGI, l0c; shave, DC; work in rear
 room free. Birmingham Barber Col lege. 20071s 2d ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-14
MEN WANTED

w A N T E D-A first-class armature winder, one who thoroughly understands both A. c. and D. c. motors; good pay and steady job for the right man; do not apply unless a first-class man. Binder Elev. and Flee. Co.
 WANTED - Coal miners, coke oven men, day labor CTS. Call or write, Maddox & Jones, 1 N. 18th st., Bes- semer, Ala. Phone 39. WANTED-A A bright young man who is a competent stenographer and who is ambitious to get a good newspaper training. Please address in writing, M-55, care Age-Herald.
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NVANTED-TravelinS meat statesmen, young, aggressive, previous experience not absolutely necessary, but must have good personality and be capable of ad- vancement; give full particulars first letter. Address H-55, Age-Herald.
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JOHN PARKS, meat cutter and butcher; white, married, sober and industrious; good reference; works from counter to pen; commissary work a speciality, 2lo Meridian st.. Huntsville, Ala.
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WANTED-A typewriter mechanic. Ad dress Remington Typewriter O., Me- ridian, Miss.
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WANTED-F'irst colored barber for white trade; must be polite and up to date; write or phone. Mack Caninus, Gadsden, Ala,
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AvANTED--Pos1tion clerical, or other work; good speed on typewriter; eXpe- rienced in billing, shipping and gen. eral office work. Good reference. Phone Main 3224-W.
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WANTED-Colored boy wants position such as house and yard; boy can milk, run gasoline engine; furnish reference. Samuel Warner, care MT. zuber, route B SnringVille Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-14

THE Church Employment Bureau, room 3, Steiner Bank Bldg. furnishes help of all kinds. commercial and indus trial Your cooperation is earnestly requested. Call Main s41. Mrs. L. ". Putnam, manager.
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WANTED-Smai second hand white wicker baby buggy. Phone Main S254-J.
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HOUSES FOR RENT
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-FEMAL HELP white preferred, for housekeeping, one day a week; nc sweeping.
 WANTED-Lady, married or unmar- ried. for a local motion picture play; experience unnecessary. Call 307 Lyric Bldg. any time during day. If employed call between ' and D. m
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WANTED-SALEsMEN


 WANTED--A few first-elass bond sales men; the bonds guarantee per cent and share equally in the profits of the apple orchard, cattle, hogs and every tbing raised on the farm of 6oO acres Address Porter Brothers Farm Corpo- ration, Cedartown, Ga.
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NVANTED--A position of almost any kind. Can be there at any hour de- sired. Lamar Brown, age 9; TIPS N. 18th ave Main 6418-J.
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STU ATIONS WANTL MALE FOR conpetent clerical, mechanical and | domestic help phone Main 1l94. Pro- ducers Agency.
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FOR SALEEAbout 50 heavy 6-galion cans Suitable for lard. Haynes Can dy Co, 2209 Sd ave.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-05

IL is play of gayety, smart clothes land courtships The settings are of Virginia, including lovely mountain yistss- the imposing southern mansion set among gardens of flowers and call trees and the spacious ballroom. where Dorothy Dalton as queen of the sition is due to a discovery that her trophy cups.
 The star appears in the first part of the picture as a weeping widow. ever devout to the shrine of her late bus. band Later she is transformed into a very witchine widow intent upon en. toying life. The change in her dispo. sition due 10 q discovery that her hero had been a libertine. who had married her for her money. So sac lays off her weeds, assumes dashing gowns and enters upon a round of SO cia pleasures with the purpose of at tracing Morley Morgan, a former ad mirer who has feigned indifference in order 10 win her completely from her mistaken hero worship.
 The story is enacted in a fashion able southern resort where a few old mansions of the first families of Vir, einia stand in the background and lend dignity and tone to the functions at the great hotel of the place.
 Miss Dalton's part is that of a young and beautiful widow, who has D aced the memory Of an unworthy spouse upon pedestal made an idol of it and extracted an immense amount of enjoyment out of her misery. But she discovers her mistake and becomes al most reckless in her attempts to urove that she is still young and attractive enough 0 gel real zest ui of life and To win the admiration of the mascu line sex. The result is that she gets more devotion than she req ly cares for and has to resort to certain very feminine wles to extricate herself fr m he demands of her suitors
 A single reel Triangle comedy, Twin Tr5ubles,' is on the same pro gram Prices. and l5 cents.
 Toa TOW Beware of Strangers"
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VIVID REDEMPTION OF
 BANTES DIVINE COMEDY
ONE OF THE WORLDS GREATEST MASTERPIECES, "OANTEs IN. FERNo AT ROYAL TO- DAY.-stoo,ooo PRoDUc-
 TIOH.

The New Royal Theatre has booked for today. one of the greatest master pieces the pen Of man has produced. Most everyone is familiar with the famous poem. The Divine Comedy, p a SD known as "Dantes Inferno but reading the poem cannot in any way bring he vivid lessons of the master piece home in all its reality as does the motion picture
 The piece has rightly been termed the worlds greatest allesory.' show ing in realistic living breathing ef fleets the agony of lost sou and bringing the authors conception I the theme Of the story down to u startling realism. Do you believe there is hell? If there is such place, what is it like2 See What the poet thinks about this proposition. as portrayed in the great feature to ba run at the New Royal today
 This is a producjron that cost $l00- GOO to produce lt is the only picture .ot it's klnd ever produced and played at the prices charged The peope C of Hot Springs are indeed fortunate to have the opportunity of witnessing the screen interpretation of this famous alegory at popular prices. A lecture will accompany the presenta- ton of this masterpiece.
 Remember this big production comes 10 the New Royal theatre to- day with prices at 10 cents for chil- dren and 20 cents for adults The prevailing prices for this great pro. duction is considerably higher as a rue, but the Royal was fortunate in securing the feature with arrange. ments so as to enable the theatre to show the picture at popular prices.
 Also on the same program today will he run an extra single rec. com edy making the biggest feature bill of drama and comedy in Hot Springs.
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ippa appears at the head of he stairs
 Sensing immediately the errand of the intruder. who has come to steal the plans. she rushes madly down to the landing in time 10 see him knock his captive to the floor Seeing her coming he shows plainly that he will tolerate no interference. Nothing daunted, she goes fer him. and an other strugs ensues The man on the floor has regained consciousness, and he grabs the other fellow while Philippa reaches for large brass lamp standing on the neNel post of the stairway Taking quick aim. she throws it al the intruder. who is tenn porarily stunned
 Like a whirlwind, the dainty star f ies about the room It is hard to
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COULDN'T STAND
 ANY EXCITEMENT
Suffered From Nervousness and Weakness and Would Just Go to Pieces, If Excited, Writes
 Georgia Lady.

Whist n Ga.-'I am taking Cardui right now writes Mrs. Alice Green. of R F. D l, this pace. q suffer very much at my and from ner- yousness and weakness. This is the third time l have taken it. The first time was about four years ago. Had a great deal Of headache and was so nervous all the time hat couldn't stand any excitement at all.
 If got excited would just all give way and go to pieces. My sister-in. ltw told me first about Cardui and | began to take iJ. coud tell a big difference in my strength before l had taken whole bottle l was about well by he time I had taken or 4 bottles and l soon got so I could do all my work.
 The second time l took it was last fall l think | oyerworked picking cotton and doing my housework | got so had that I suffered very bad Y at my Q, So l began taking Cardul again. ] ttok bottles and I imme. diateiy began 10 improve and felt bet. ter than ! had in long time. | wiehed l5i when | finished taking 1t mere than l had in a long time
 Oardui the womans tonic, has won the confidence of it's users by tho TO suits which they obtain Try it
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NOTICE TO CLEAN UP.

By order of the Board of Health, you are required to destroy all weeds by June 10, 1917, preferably by pulling them up, or by cutting them, collect them Tn piles, but do not pile Tn the streets; each person will be required to remove them at their own expense. Remove all trash and rubbish, pile Up all bricks and stones lying on va cant lots or elsewhere.
 All lots must be put Tn a sanitary condition at once.
 YOU MUST CLEAN UP.
 CHAS. N. WEAVER, June q, 1917. City Manager.
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slip of lass. aglow with color and romance alive with movement and sction-set in an atmosphere charged with secret agents. society intrigue and blood lust-the magic speei of the authors genius has woven delight fu. love theme that charms and pleases.
 There is nothing lacking in realism in "The Girl Philirpa,' the special eightreel Blue Ribbon Feature which E. Rankin Drew dericted for Vita graph from the story by Robert w. Chambers.
 In this production, which stars dainty Anita Stewart in the title role one of the characters is attacked in his home As the two men fly about the room trying to down one anotler. Miss Stewart in the character If Phi
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Rock, J. w. Hanselman. Lawrence. Kan. s M Nauney, Eagle. Ark; MT ana Mrs l.. NJ. Hassan, Little Rock: MISS Carry Crom. Little Rock; W. O. Mcdaniel Little Rock; W. E. C,emen- ger, Murfreesboro E. E. Kazzia. Mur- phresboro. Homer Burgaw. Little Rock Miller Burgaw. Little Rock: H. J. Rleh er, Macon, Ga; J. r. Comstock. St Louis; E. C. Branch. Galveston; II c. Stevens, Galveston; Sid Moss. New York; C. A. Green. Pittsburgh. Pa. Thos Morton. Springfield. Mass. C. W. Vairey, Shreveport, La. s. WI son. Shreveport La; C. R Rendelmon. Little Rock, 0. F. Breicklain. Oklaho- ma City W. II. Oden, New Orleans: F. s. Roscoe city.
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CUT THIS Ou1---iT IS WORTH
 MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ut this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co.,. 2S35 Sheffield Ave, Chicago. Ill, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foleys Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds, and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back, rheumatism. backache. kidney and bladder all. ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets. wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation. biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. A. C. Jennings druggist
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. w Rec. tor and myself having been dissolv- ed by the death Of Mir Rector, 0 qu continue the practice Of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer, heretofore used. this continued use or his name having heen generously suggested and permitted by his fam. fly, l.. E SAWYER.
 Hot springs, Ark, Feb. 9, lel7. 2.2-yf
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Ethel Clayton and Montague Love Featured Tomrrow in Yankee Pluck" Superb World
 Brady Drama

Tomorrow, William A Brady will present on the Word program at the New Central Theatre, Miss Ethel Clayton the fascinating and scintlat- ing tsar in Yankee Pluck the truly American play, that delivers a mes sage and is also a most interesting drama Montague Loce with support of Miss Clayton and also a number of ia ented World players. Prices Wednesday. 8 and 15 cents. One eX- tra reel on same program
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Beware of Strangers

You are cordially invited to attend the Vctrola recitals given at D. C. Richards music store every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from 3:30 10 4:30 4-8tf
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Today. the New Central will present gay Anita Stewart in Robert w. Cham. ber's mantle story "The Girl Phi ippa Based upon the life of a mere
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Dr. T II. shelton has returned to the city and is now located in Citi. Iens National Bank Building, suite 'o5-4-9. 2 2S-tf
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DOROTHY DALTON IN
 A TRIANGLE CUMEDY
FASCINATING STAR IS DAzING FEATURE AT THE PRINCESS
 THEATRE TODAY.

Dorothy Dalton, Trinagle star. ap- pears in Wild Winship's Widow" d smart comedy written by John Lynch and produced under the supervision of Thomas IF. Ince. which will be exhib- tied al the Princess theater today.
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

Ii. C Bradford, Dallas; NJ. 1T. Mum aN St. Louis; s. w. Dick Little Rock; Mir. and Mrs. Wm. F. Browning, Little Rock. Dr. Geo. E. Fletcher. Little
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Dr. w. E. Pollard has returned to the city and may be found in his office in the Dugan45taart Bldg. 5-22lwk
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SPEClALS--Tuttl-fruttl and maple Ice cream. The Pasteurlzed Milk Go. 3-22-tt.
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Beware of Strangers

Judge Curl has moved his law office from Sumpter-Little Building to Rose Building, S03 l-2 Central Avenue. i'm
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Logan Berry Ice Cream. The Pas teurized Milk Co. 4-I.tf
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Cottage Cheese, Humphreys Dairy. elePhone 95of-f2. 5-1b-tf
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ANITA STEWART TODAY
 CENTRAL THEATRE

Greater Vitagraph Heralds Flimdoms Brightest Star in the Blue Ribbon Production "The Girl Phlippa" Presented in Eight Impressive Parts -s. Rankin Drew in Cast.