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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BTTTER-De was fairly active and
the market ruled firm under Hight receipts.
supplies OF both solid-packed creamery and
prints were closely cleaned nv. Quotations.
Western fresh. sold-packcd creamery,
extra, 45c; hghcr-sCoring goods, 4G@41c;
extra hrsts, a q iil2 irsts, 80 q 43l2 c; sec
onds, 4On 42c; sweet creamery, extra, Acc:
under grades, ~ q 45c; nearby prints, fancy.
4Nc; do average extra. 46W4Sc; hrsts, ~ n
at 5Om52c.
Receipts. as compiled by the Bureau OF
Markets. 1858 tubs of butter and OBSO cases
OF eggs.
E(iGS-Demand was fairly active and the
market ruled steady. with supplies we'll
under control. Quotations:
Nearby nrsts. $1005 per case; do, current
receipts SlO.65 per case; western, extra
hrsts $40 Aa per case: do. hrsts, $1O. G5 per
case; southern, $4,000 1880 per case; fancy
selected, carefully Candled eggs were job
bing at Al a 43c per dozen.
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TO ELECTRIFY MINES
Plans Under Way to Eliminate
Steam Power in Lehigh Fields

HalIeton. April 22,-The Iehigh VAL
lev Coal Company contemplatcs eleCtri-
fication of its entire chain of operations
in the Lehigh field as soon as the war
is over. The Oneida No. 4 slope will be
converted from steam to electrical ma
chinery this summer, and Gowen a.
VOLTS mines have just been put into
service with electric power to run the
machines and hoists.
plans to make its Cranberry mines the
model electrical colliery Of the hard
coal fields by 1920. Overhead trolley
wires, fertile cause of accidents in
gangways, have been abolished and tine
mine motors are now charged by stor-
age batteries. The pumps will be run
by electricity.
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GIVE FUNDS TO RED CROSS

Wilmington. Del, April 22.-Haviug
decided to dissolve their organization,
officers of the German-AmeriCan AL
lance will deliver the 100000 In their
treasury to the Red Cross at their meet
ing tonight. The money will be turned
over to the Rev. S. G. Won Bosse, Of this
city president Ct the society, and Adolph
Timm, of Philadelphia. treasurer.
. The local branch Of the alliance dis
banded last Monday, when the funds in
its treasury were presented TO the Red
Cross branch here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22
FRENCH BEEFLESS WEEK
People Urged to Eat Horsehesh
Seven Days Each Month

Paris. April GA beefless week once
a month is planned by Victor Boret
minister of provisions. For those seven
days he suggests that horsehcsh be
eaten.
Seventy thousand horses were killed
for eating purposes in France last year
Two thousand donkeys and mules and
900 horses. averaging 500 pounds, are
being killed daily.
The British army IL supplying 200
horses daily at a cost OF eighty francs
CSl6) TO 700 francs CSl40). The best
cuts sell at one franc twenty cents) a
half pound. Horse killers now earn
forty to fifty francs Ss to S1O) daily,
more than double their former wages
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. April 22.t-Spot cotton, was
quiet today with prices firm on the basis
Of 23O1d, for middllng old contract,
30OO bales The receipts were 1000
bales. including 1900 bales. American.
Futures were steady In the early deal
lngs Old contract. spot prices, were
American, middling fair, 2l2ld good
middling, 23.53d middling 23.0id; low
middling, 22.4sd good ordinary, 2l.ASd I;
ordinary 2096d
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
California Oil Shipments Decline

san Francisco, April 22.-According
to the Standard oil Bulletin, the produc-
tion of oil in the California fields IN
March was 267.729 barrels "A day, or
about 500O barrels "A day less than in
February Shipments during March were
2S4795 barrels day and amounted to
SS2S.657 barrels. The shipments showed
a small decline. but were still consider
ably in excess of production. Total crude
oil stocks as Of March 81 We're 30,S3l,-
3l6 barrels. a decrease of j29,O62 bar
rels. There were completed ffty-One
wells with am initial daily output OF
1900 barrels
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'W,HSSominr - Mostly cloudy tonight aud
TuCsdaN.
Chicago. April %.
Euyiuu of corn was fairly good TINS
morning and after july had hceu a Hi'''
caster in the initial trading the tone l"
uroy,d. Business was moderate.
NAV oneucd unchanged at $L27 :, ana
later sold at SI27. Jun" started uh,
altered, at $IiGis bid July WAS Puol'u
.at Sl.l5it tn $ii5 at th" outset. aEa'.'Sl
SLIM. at the end saturday ana Ial'r
sold at $li6. ,...,,, t,r,
it was cold i'm the Northwest WIN II cul,
lions of lower temperatures west OF In'
Nrississippi River. Sentiment was dl-
,.dad and traders were cautious.
,ras believed that the corn marhel F
rs,re,. a normal condition than for over
. ,-,,r. The receipts here today were
s,ycnty-ciEht cars. 60
Sbinncnts from North America for
tho ,eal, we're l.1TO,000 bushels. oIieI'
ir,. nr fine new crop i'm Argentina are
increasing. .,....,
pat@ were easier on selling by COM
mission houses. Trade was talrI\ aSIN''
TIrr. were fine rains in the crop Cou''
try over sunday. 1t was said that Goou
,.l,. vcr, Effected for export on sat
N day, ,,,.. min,
SAT- at the end saturday, and later
.nId ,t SsIsc July started at 1924
73l.r against 7lc at the close SATURDAY
and later sold at 1919. Tn" arrivals
L,ra today we're liS cars shipments
from %orth America for the week were
>. 2.5S5.OOO bushels.
shipments Of wheat from N"rlh N''''
i,a Cor the week were l'"--'V"" pu@'-
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Stewart-W Warner Speedumeter Company,
regular quarterly OF "a per cent on com
mon. payable May Is to- stockholders Of
record April 80.
National Refining Company, dividend Of
4 per cent on common. payable IN stock
Nay IL 10 stock Of record MAY I.
IngersoH- Rand Company. dividend of -
on oon,siiou, peyahie April so 70 stock Of
record April 3a.
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New Fertilizer Company Formed

A capital Of Si,OO0,OOO Is invested in
the Nixon Nitration Works, Millville,
n. j., which has just applied for New
Jersey chavter at Trenton, 10 deal In
nitrate products and fertilizers. lncor-
porators are Edwin S. Gleason, ID E
Corllett and George n Murray, Of, New
HruueWlck n.
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Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS

There was a limited johbing movement
and no important change In prices. Quo
lauons: city beef in sets smoked and air
dried, Sic; western beef in sets. smoked,
3ir; city bccf knuClilcs and tenders, smoked
and air dried, 3Jc: western beef. knuCkles
and tenders smoked. 35c; beef hams. SI5.
Pork family, So q 80; hams $. T. cured.
loose. @9n Bic: do. skinned, loose. 20 n 3OC:
oitN cured, AS to brand and average, 3Ofr
32c; hams. smoked, western cured. 3Oft 80
do, boiled. bOncless, i3C; picnic shoulders.
$. 7. cured, loose, pc: do smoked. 25c.
Bellies. IN pickle. according to average,
loose. 33c. Breakfast bacon. as t. brand
ana average, city cured 3Sc; do. western
cured, 3Sc. Lard western. refined. ~
.L,2 pc; do, pure city, kettle rendered. - a
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SHIP BUILT IN 81 DAYS
Record for Construction Established
in Yard in Portland, Ore.

Portland Ore, April 22.-The Grant
Smith-Porter ship Company achieved
what Is said TO be a worlds record for
wooden-ship construction--fifty-o days
ii:b7 Saturday night, the hull of the
steamship WRknn entered the waters
81 the Willamette River The vessel
IS Of eboe tom dead weignt
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RAILROAD MEN ACCUSED

Lancaster, Pa, April 22.-Conductor
q r. Donley and Brakeman A. $. Dorst-
Ter. Pennsylvania Railroad frelght-yar
employees here, have been ordered TO APP
pear before division officials at Harris
burg TO answer charges of unpatrlotic
utterances. Both men, II Is said, refused
to buy Liberty Loan bonds, and Dorstler
Is alleged TO have remarked that the
best OF everything and we take what We
can get" He also n accused OF apply
INK an unpatri0tic eplffet to- American
foldlcf1.
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COTTONIRREGULA
ON NEW CROP SALES
Prices Fluctuate Between Net
Advances and Declines.
Liverpool Buys
corro> BELT WEATHER co>prrro>,

New York, NuriI ?2.-Thr following trm-
prratur"~ were recorded in the cotton belt
this morning:
knoxville -: oklahoma CITY. Tort
smith. ChattHuOngH nd atlanta, -: Little
Rock aud Nashville. 10; Shreveport aud
Meridian, ~: Abileuc, S.n Nnt0niO, MEM
EumrrN aud augusta -; Npw Orleans and
fenslc0lu. 50: ThnmasN lille and saginaw,
~; thnrlCstun aud Jack -OnN lille. 60; Corpus
Christi 2nd Wilmington. 81; Galveston G6.
There was .0l inch Of precipitation 1T
Galveston aud Wilmington. aud ~ inch
at Tampa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22

Oniclal discount rates a. tho twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows: ::
CThC first column gives the rates for
all periods up to and including the iif-
tccu-day maturity. the second for 4 pc
riud Of sixteen to ninety days The ;hrd
and fourth columns give the rates for
rcdisCouuts OF collateral loans secured
by Government bonds or notCs)
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Algoma Central Pays Bond Interest

New York, April 22.-Interest at the
rate Of per cent per annum for the
period from August l. 1915. to June 80,
1917. will be paid on April 80 TO the
holders Of the per cent first mortgage
5O-year bonds Of Algoma Central Ter
minals, Ltd, on presentation Of coupons
Nos. ] and ?
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POULTRY

IINE-Fhorc was little trading and the
market showed no important change. The
quotations were as follows: Chickens soft
meated roosters; 2S@3Oc; stnggy young
Ducks. Pckin,' 2sa 3Oc; do, Indian Runner.
2bn2 n27e; Geese. 224 2Gc. Guineas, per
pdlr, 81 .IOM ! .65. Pigeons. old, pcr pair,
- q SOC; do, young. per pair, 3OT 3jc,
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
MONEY-LENDING RATES


PHILADELpUIA -- can & per cent
time, 52t as per cent. Commercial
paper three to four months, sac per
cent, six months & per cent.
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Sales in Philadelphia
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed in the Philadelphia stock
Exchange and in which there were no
transactions today The price given is
the last previous close:
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INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following arc quotations for inactive
New York stocks and i'm which there
verc no transactions today The price
given is the last previous sale:
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OF AcCOUNrANrs
rertIfIed PublIe Accountant

LAWRENCE +. HROWS 4 co.
InIE REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG.
lrVFSrIGATE a ADJUST PARTNERSHIP
-lnEOHATION q DISPUIED ACCOUNI5
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REFINED SUGARS
tn" market ruled steady on "a ba
t.i5c for extra fine granulatcd.
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet but offerings Of
fancy stock were light and the market ruled
lrnl. The quotations follow: New York
whol".milk fancy. 2ii2 G.; specials higher;
NeW YORK. WhOle-mIlll. fair 20 good. - q 24c
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Refined Sugar Unchanged

Ne3 Nerk. April 22.--Rehned sugars
are ulnhanred az 7fbc The Federal,
Naticna and Warner COMPANIES Z v stu
t||ttta tu Cuban fana ere unchanged.
fF'N tf pe'f
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FAIRLY GOOD BUYING
STRENGTHENS CORN
Sentiment is Divided and
Traders Are Cautious-OatS
Easier on Selling

CRNI> BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. Nuril -. 49, Illinois, Missouri
wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa. North ia
Lntt South Dakota. Montana aud Nehrhska
-GsnprnIIN fair tonight aud Tuesday.
kun~a~ rhrtlN cloudy t"hlEht H""
wyoming - Mostly cloudy tonight ana
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. April - -lIOGS Estimated r,,
head: tomorrow. 2G.Ooo head. Market slow
and steady to lower than saturdays over
sEc Ton TP5: bulk. SlT2On lT.TO; light.
an 1OFIiT 81 mixed SlTu II. 50, heavy,
SiGi5miT.iO: workers., Sl7.55 n iT.I5; risa.
Si395mlT.2j, good to choice heavy Nl",-"
0lT."5. .,... o.,
t'AT'TLE-Estimated receipts today -
900 head. tomorrow. lj,uOu head. Market
staady lbs lower Beeves. $40. ~ "a l t.2hi
cnys and heifers 81 4OHl3.00; stockers
and feeders. xS3Oml2. so: calves 80 a li.I''
door to medium. Sll a 1890
p'gSfTIcEP-Estimated receipts today. r.
0on head; tomorrow I 900 head. Prospects
steady and strong. Native, Sl3.21m . ~
v,ostgru. SlAml7.s5; yenrlings, Slj. 75M 10.
Lambs. SiGH II %; western, SlI" u 81.
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\ meeting Of the stockholders OF ln'
Southern california Edison Company has
been called for May 81 to vote on m
rreasing the authorized bonded Indebted
rrss nv S136.OOO. .OOe, bringing tile i"ih'
4, SgT3 NUO, 600
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Financial Briefs

The annual meeting Of stockholders
,,,,,, Comnauy will be held May 6 at ! !
a m, AT iiii Chestnut street. pre5il-
dent and three directors are 10 be
elected Proxies have been asked t1t
IN tbe names of julius l.. Adams, Gerald
II, isuan and CHARLES T.. lugcrsoll,
'rhc Now York SubtrCasury gained
y-g0 nO0 from the banks ON saturday:
making a cash net gain since FRIDAY ot
$40 900.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

n |UTTHFHN TATLW 2 81 y IN
Lines East aud West
4 ..',.. Iannary IL..4 35,aaa 95o, 5.2i3.a60
MOBILE AND OHIO
t.sa ,reth April. ssaa $50 ne s9s s9s
|....,,f.A SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
...l Anril. SGe aua Sl2.giI
stpau .''..., -.s,sss 's'iH'
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Kansas city, April 22.-CATrLE--
,.,iI,Is IN 900 head Ten cents lower.
UOGS-Rcccipts 10000 head. Market
steady. o t ,,-t.o,.
81
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south Omaha, April - 2-HOGS-RoCcpis.
. 600 head Market weak, loc lower,
Range. Sl6.TON 1925. ,,
SHicEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady cars. 6l2.
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D. S. Marines on Way to
Front, Halt to Cheer
Home Bound Wounded

minute or two II was a time for the
eyes and the heart, not for foolish
words But even the heart of the man
who knows all war can teach can hold
only so much Here were their un-
known pals gong forth TO square things
they too, would feel the glorious swing
of battle; they would some day charge
across open fields unafraid; they
would not be denied--and some day a
few of them would be standing on
crutches at the rail of a great shin
taking them home. Then. possibly, other
gallant new crusaders with clean, un-
spoiled uniforms and high hopes would
give them the same big thrill.
Sending Home Heroes
Marines, Marines hi. YOU
Marine, !" The boy on crutchcs gripped
the ships rail with his lett hand, the
boy with one arm leaned forward and
the two took off their caps and waved
them wildly
Marines Marinesl Hi, you Cow
boyS| 1t was glorious battle cry
In a second the marching men, hearing
It and seeing across the little stretch
OF water BY the rail two OF their pals
who needed no wound stripes TO show
what they had given. forgot all about
military rulcS and orders and filled the
whole bay with cheers. They we're
sending home these heroes with the only
KIND OF God speed to fit heroes.
Then. slowly the big ship which knows
so much of wars glories and tragedies
lifted anchor and started toward home
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Skin Eruptions Permanently
Iniure the Skin If Not
Promptly and Properly
Treated

why delay longer In Kidding yourself
OF that itching, distressing skin humur
aud those distgurlng blotChes9 Eyrrm,
and all 'orms n skin eruptions cannot ns
remedled by internal treatment nor ll
ordinary salvcs and olntments
Zensal q cool, clean, odOrlcss ointment
provides instant and positive relief aud
prevents tho rc-ocCurrCncc OF chronic
Eclema; clears tho skin ot pmpI,.
blotches and nll scaly aud water,
humors, restores and retains nature,
sottness nnd freshness of skin texture
and color
Zensal Is prepared In two forms. Moist
aud Dry, Moist 2ensal is for Moist
Lc1ema or Weeping Hkin and all kinds of
blhters and watety eruptions. Dry Zen
sal Is for Dry Eczema, Tettet, galt Rheun
ana every form Of dry or scaly humors
tor your own sake and In the interes,
OF the entire family YOU should ha,.
Zensal ALWAYS at your command
order Zensal nom one OF tho fnilovIpr
okiahomH city Druggists. or send US sSr fgr
1slI .lie las spselfyins whether Moist or
Broadway Circle Pharmacy. Crosby Dr.r
Co Roach NeaHey Drug Co Roach Tp,
DtusElsi, Scott sAlcorn Drug Co Riutb,v,
Pharmacy Robt ~ Scott Weaver pr,,
20. Pafnentet' Roorsma Drug Co Wsstfnii
pruG Co. Foster Drug Co
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ing away of the worn-out she'll which
had been old Mrs, Morton.
"hen You KnowP
BY tacit agreement we shielded Kath-
crime in every way possible, compelled
her TO KEEP hr bed and her room, ex-
cept when we absolutely needed her
She looked so fragile and white and
worn that she made me uneasy about
her.
That child's on the verge of a col
lapse" Lillian said anxiously when
Katherine had dragged herself into her
own room late in the afternoon after
performing some necessary duties in the
room Of death "Pd like to twist your
darling brother cousins neck" she ad-
dcd yiciously
Then you know. asked relieved
that ! could share knowledge of Kath-
crimes tangled skein of love and duty.
# course | know. taxed Rather
Inc with it, and made her tell me all
about it," Lillian retorted. Jacks a
hero, there's no denying that, and a
fine outstanding, clean, manly man. bu'
he has no more tolerance or comprc-
e1Sion OF a woman'S brain or con-
science than-a-a-bocheN she i'm
ishcd dciiantlH
"h. ! wouldn't say that" returned,
smiling for knew lillian exaggcra-
tlon when angered before
"1 mean it, she affirmed "And if |
ever get hold of him again I'll treat him
to a few words that he'll remember to
his dying day"
(COpyright)
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looking at each other. We felt that W,
should not comment upontour friend,
emotion even by glances. Katherine
was the first to speak.
I'm gone to take one more look
upstairs" she said and | shivered a
bit, for knew she meant to 90 into
the room where old Mrs. Morton lay
wrapped in her last sleep. "and ther
I'm going TO lie down. I'd advice you
to try a little Slumber also. There's alb
solutely nothing to do for awhile"
u believe | will" assented hastily
Tor | wished no thought of me to inter.
fer with Katherine's rest. But | knew
that there would be no sleep for nc for
hours to come
! had been through enough in the
hours which had elapsed since ! started
along the pipe line on my surrcptltiou,
Journey TO exhaust me physically and
mentally. But | was keyed TO so high a
nervous pitch that | knew there would
be no perceptible lessening of the ten
,r, 's ""'.'
rr;o,,s r co',oh !, T'IIo' Ill.,, ., wy D'H ~
library was most welcome, however
soly.d - ,r,Lc ,,,. "I ,,nJ ,,,, up''i il,r ~ "
no..;bIo " ,,d % Wv, ~, na,,, ';,n' an o'|''N a.
,bs ,Iao, 'fu o.J.1 wy ,I'''1 '''''''"''l '' "''
!, '
hut an 10 no avail Inc events OF tn,
nou,S JUST past the persons VINO had
I'Eulcu III mem sweep, hronSh my
ot'ih III endless Kaleidoscope ptoceS-
nl,d vI,s ;nJooJs W & De u'1',I,2sg'' ;i,; WA, W1s
ny yfameJ ,nJ taoi;n, 'o" r''..In .",, i Ia"H ~,
ncr,nrbcd as u ,a .n,o5n I,, LI ''', WV, r ".
hoe r,mc ;n,a ,n. u Io,,@, i;G,,r, '''' '''' ''''
apcc, ,'", .in,o i,,o NI,I'n'o Io'''o,'
-
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Reye1aGons
9EaWfe>
What Occurred at Lillian's After Rob
ert Sayarin Had Said Good-by.
@0HdeHe G1rrxoorr

eu Savsrin Had Said Good-by.
.IIHlNk it was fortunate for Lillian
| that the next few days following fer
little daughters departure were so
full OF du'1cs Otherwise am afraid
she would have dwclt far too much upon
the hopelesSness OF her feeling for Rob
ert Sayarln and his love for her.
Save for the time when she told me
the story OF the horrible injustice Of her
chlds niorcd separation from her /
had never seen her so moved as she was
when she trrned back TO katherine and
to me after the taxi had rolled away
with Robert Sayarln's face framed in
the window.
Her face was white and working. her
eyes fixed as # gazing at something far
ahead OF her, She brushed past Kath-
crime and me without speaking. and
crossed the living room to the rose
paneled bedroom from which she had
Just sent away her little daughter.
Their she paused and hali-urncd 20
us
"l'il SC YOU in a little while" she said
hu,kl'y and closed the door behind her
katherine and carefully avoided
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Lemon Juice
For FreCkIeS
olHsl Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Trynl

Squeeze the lulce OF two lemons mo
a boule containing three ounces OF
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best ireckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
lier, at very very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how ireckles
and blemishes disappear and how clear,
soft and white the skin becomes Yes :
Il is harmless. tAdv)
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A Scottish farmer, being elected a
school manager, visited the village
school and tested the intelligence OF
the ella" by hsi metaphysical questions
His first inquiry was, Now, boys can
any one Of you tell me what naething
is"
After a moments silence small
boy in a back seat rose and replied,
ITS wat We gied me t'other day for
holdin' yer horse"
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aches, my back
ached all the time
| was tired and had
no ambition forany.
thing. had taken
Q number Of medi.
cines which did me
no good. One day
| read about Lydia
Z. Pinkhsm's vege-
table Compound and
what ithsd done for
women, % | tried
t. Ny nervousness
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headaches disappeared. ! gained IN
weight and feel flns, % can honestly
recommend Lydia =. Pinkbsms vege-
table Compound 10 any woman Who 10
suffering ss ! wsa. - Mrs. ADELNF B.
LYNCH. 100 Plain st., Providence, r. l.
Backache and nervousness ere symp-
toms or ustir~'r wamings, which 10.
dlcsss functional disturbance or an
linheslshv condition which nftsr dsvel.
~ lpto 2 more ssr,crs silmspt.n
wnmsp 10 this condIticr shonM .cs
e1allr?s edzsg alsng vithrui help. trs
py ln Lyscbs e1peuspcs. end
Hs1 roet I'd hsrb remedy.
- s11kh4t Vegetable Com.
- Qsael s0sies write TO
I'd: ' ~ O.. Lynn, Mas.
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storm Sewer Ordered

\n ordinance waS passed. providing
to. the construction ol a storm sreSo-
m Houes Capital addition, at a meet
ing OF the city commissioner, gc,tcr-
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Special Terms as well as special Prices
during this sale. Also, we will take your
old stove as part payment, the balance at
$l25, l.50 and $500 per week, accord
ing to the amount.
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HOW TO AVOID
BACkACHE AND
NERVOUSNESS
Told by Mrs. Lynch From
Own Experience.

Providence, r. I.-"I was all run
down In health, was nervous, had head.