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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
DAILY HOME HELPS
FOR THE
COMING DAY
WEDNESDAY, ocTosER 80, 1918.
Copyright, 1918. by the Mcclure NewBs
paper Syndicate.)


Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
Jupiter and Mercury rule strongly for
good early today, according to astrologys'
Later Mars is adverse.
IL is a sway that is good for large
enterprises, whether they be financial
or philanthropic. Initiative is well d.
rected during this configuration.
There Is a sign read as most favor
able TO publicity. New OF ad-
vertising will open and writer's will be
much in demand
The planets that have been favorable
to the acceptance Of propaganda that
is evil are losing their powers and in
their place kindly stars will rule, so
that the power of good will prevail.
According to occultists the great
teachers and sages of the past will re-
turn to the earth plane in the new era
to guide humanity In its adjustment to
conditions after the war;
Mars today is not favorable TO cers
tain kinds of machinery, making ~
accidents and serious troubles.
Slight disappointments are presaged
for organizations on which immense re-
sponsibilities rest, but these will be
only temporary.
Planetary conditions that bring about
strikes and labor unrest give warning
that justice should be the guide in the
next few months.
Conditions in the government OF the
planets, which are believed to mako
war possible, are likely TO be reflected
in financial. industrial and domestic
circles and for this reason all impulsivS
or hasty action should be avoided.
Persons whose blrthdate it Is prob
ably will have a quiet and fairly suc-
cessful year. They should safeguard
the health.
Children born on this day are likely
to b kind and generous, Industrious
and clever. These subjects of Scorpio
usually are f~ar-sighted. Mars Is their
principal ruling planet.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

we'll known physicians, thousands Of
people still insist in dosing themselves
with metallic iron simply. ] suppose, BY,
strongly advise readers in all cases 70
get a physicians prescription for organic
iron-NuXated Iron-or II you don't
want to 60 20 this trouble, then pur-
chase only Nuxated Iron in Its original
packages and see that this particular
name CNuxated from appears on the
package. II you have taken prepara-
tons such as NuX and Iron and other
similar iron products and failed to get
results. remember that such products
are an entirely different thing from
Nuxated Iron"
II people would only take Nuxated
Iron when they feel weak OF rundown,
instead Of dosing themselves with
habitz forming drugs, stimulants and al
thousands who might readily build up
their red blood corpuscles. increase their
physical energy and ret themselves into
a condition to ward off the millions Of
disease germs that are almost contin-
ually around US. II Is surprising how
msrrr Deo''o suffer from iron deficiency
and do not know Of 1t. If you are not
strong or well YOU owe It to yourself
to make the following test: See how
long yor can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired. Next
take two fi"e-grain tablets of Nuyated
IRON three times ner dav after meals for
two weeks. Then test YOUR strength
aTafn and see how much YOU have
gained.
"'Nt'r '~"r'rvRS' NoTE-Nu.ated Tn,
which '= r7esr-thAI mud recommended shors nv
'hvst"'t1t is not a ser-~t rr~e'v, hut ore which,
= "sn 'neun =, ~d-neri'.'- rulite the clds. ~
ar"s ~ mtn~e 'hp t.A'h. mako them black. m.
unset The Stomach. Tha nsonu'artu-e-s vtaran.c.
s s'eSy @,rca, ,Na % e'' 'Gsy ~ 'Sti; ,..t'I Ts.ults to
Il Ia dispensed In this ciy by all good drusrists.
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Copyright. 1879 by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate)
BY HOWARD r. oARls.

Once upon r time, when Uncle Wig
gily Longears. the bunny rabbit gem
tleman. was out walking in the woods
near the Orange Ice Mountains, he
heard some one say;
But. Billie, my dear little squirrel
boy. l really cannot let you do It. I'd
like to, hut IT would he a waste Of
sugar and flour, and for something
you don't really need
"Oh, but mother, | want II so
much" said another voice. III ] can't
have 1t there won't be n fun! oh,
deRr," and then came the sound as II
some one were scuffling off through
the dry leaves Of the forest, dragging
their feet unpleasant like.
Wiggilv to himself, as he took off his
tall silk hal and scratched his pink.
twinkling nose with It. ut seems to
me there is goia9 to no trouble. I'd
better see what | can do TO help"
So he stepped out from behind a null
berry bush. and saw Mrs. B~ushytall,
the squirrel lady, mother OF Johnnie
looking rather sad, and off through
the woods Uncle Wiggily could see
Billie sCuffling away, kicking the
leaves.
What's the natter" asked the
bunny uncle OF the squirrel lady.
ooh. Billie wants me to let him have
q party, as Susie Littletail, the rabbit
girl, had the other day" said Mrs.
Bushvtail II told him that to give
the animal boys and girls a lot of ice
cream and cake and candy now. when
sugar Ia SO scarce. and 40 much needed
by our soldiers, wouldn't be right"
Neither It would" spoke the bunny,
energetic like.
But. Of course. Rinie, being only n
little squirrel, cant sec that" went on
Mrs. Bushytaii, I'D Ike him to have
a party, and a nice time, but | don't
want 10 waste things in these war
days.
mo. indeed, That wouldn't he
right" spoke Mr., LonEears, Just you
leave it TO me, III see II I can't make
Billie happy some other wav."
I'm afraid you cant, unIes you give
him q marty with good things to eat"
spoke Mrs, B~ushytall,
Leave II to me-" said Uncle Wiggily.
with a twinkle OF his pink nose. Then
he hurried off through the woods until
he came to where Billie, the squirrel,
was nibbling bark or a hickory nut
tree, and not looking very happy,
either,
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STARS INCLINE
DON'T COMPEL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1918.
Copyright, 1918. by the Mcclure News
paper SYndicate.O

Copyright, 1918. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
This is not an important day, accord
ing TO the reading of the stars. The sun
rules strongly for good, while Jupiter is
slightly adverse.
II IS a fortunate rule for the navy
and for shipping. The stars point to
many successes on the sea.
The sign that governs the waters
seems to indicate that many women
will cross the ocean.
This same star seems to foreshadow
long s~ojourns abroad for many Amer
leans after the war.
This is a lucky day for all who seek
TO better their material welfare. II
should bring good luck to those who
seek positions.
Political candidates have a particu-
larly favorable guidance while this con-
figuratiOn prevails. 1t is not, however,
promising for the ambitions Of women,
although an unusual number will be
elected to minor offices.
There is today a sway most encour-
aging to men in positions Of distinction
Added honors are indicated.
For the president of the United States
shines a star that has been associated
with NAPOLEON, Alexander the Great
and Washington during the years OF
their greatest achievements.
Jupiter is in a place not altogether
good for commerce. There appears to
be an omen indicating jealousy of COM
petition that will affect many interests.
This is a day in which it is wise to
take account of ones financial affairs.
Foresight is counseled.
There is a promising sway for all fl
"nancial enterprises connected with the
war. Hosnitals and the Red Cross have
the kindliest. stars to protect hem.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
be circumspect In all things. The year
should be prosperous,
Children born on this day NAV be
ouick and indiscreet. These
subjects Of Scorpio usually have many
friends and enjoy much success in life.
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BELGIUM UNDER THE GERMAN HEEL

voices were heard in sharp discussion,
and even through the partition the
voice of V~illalobar:
"Cest fou ce que vous allez faire
vous allez avoir IN Louvain!'
ct is idiotic, this thing you are going
to 90; o will have another Louvain. y
A few moments later they came back.
Villalohar in silent rage, Lancken very
red. And, as De Leval said, without
another word, dumb in CONSERVATION,
filled with an immense despair, they
came away.
| heard the report, and they with
drew. A little while and | heard the
street door open. The women who had
waited all that night went out into the
rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
MAGAZINE FEATURES
NAVAL DISTRICTS REPORT
BIG "FLU" IMPROVEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Surgeon-
General BREASTED announced today that
the Influenza epidemic is over in ten
naval districts and that it is on the
wane in ali other places except Paris
Island. s. c.. and Mare Island, Cal. Re
ports for the week ending oct, %
showed a decline in the number of new
cases from 1873 10 2.09l, and that 2ol
deaths occurred, as compared with 5Si
for the preceding week
II was announced today that vacci-
nation against pneumonia is available
now for every officer, enlisted man and
civilian employe Of the army. The We
cine, which is said to have proved TO
prevent pneumonia following Influenza,
is being produced IN sufficient quantity
al the army medical school. It's extern
siye use is expected to materially lower
the number Of cases Of pneumonia in
the army this winter.
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Waiting.


The nurses from MISS CaNeIls school
we're waiting IN a lower room other
nurses came lot news, theF' 700, nau
heard, but could not oe'eNe lheA the
Rev. Mr., II. Stlrlhg g. halan' the
British chaplain, at Grusse's II pas
tor'of the English church, m lie
had had a note from some one at the
st. GILES prison, a hote written III Ger
man saying simply
Come at once some one IS o
to die.
lie went away TO ne prison hts
frail, delicate little wire remained at
the legation and there WIN my Wlte
and Miss L.arner sat WITH those women
al! that long evening, trylng to com
fort them, to reassure them. outside
a cold rain was, talAng' Up III my
chamber | waited a say OF Xecutloh
would be granted, OF course, they al
ways were; there was not IN our time
anywhere, a court, even "A court-martiai,
hat would condemn q woman to death
at half past four ~ the afternoon ana
hurry her u and shoot her before
dawn-not even a German court-mar-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
OLDER DRAFTEES TO GET
LESS STRENUOUS WORK

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Older draft
ed men are to be put into shape for ser
vice through physical training exercises
less arduous than the course designed
for men between 81 and 81. Camp com
manders were ordered today to train
the older men gradually, especially in
the early stages, so they will suffer no
ill effects from too strenuous exercise
or oVpryork
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
FLU BAN LIFTED.

COLUMBUS, Miss, oct. 90. (Spl)-
Most of the rural schools Of the cOun
ty, which closed when Spanish influ-
EMS made its appearance several
weeks ago, reopened Monday. There
have been very few cases of the NAL
ady in rural districts, and it was
deemed unnecessary to keep the schools
closed any longer.
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Villalobar's Plea,

With this he handed my letter and
the plea for mercy back to Gibson.
There wal a moment of silence in the
yellow salon. Then Nlllalobar sprsng
no and seizing I.ancken by the shout
der. said to him in an energetic tone:
Baron. I wish to speak to you"
ut Is useless.' began LanCken.
II wish to speak to YOU" the mar
ouis reclied. giving categorical empha-
sis tostho harsh imperative.
The old Spanish bride had been
| mounting IN the marquis, and he liter
ally dragged the tall Won der Lanckeu
into a little room near by, and then
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
WILSON ASKS RIGHT
TO LET CHINESE IN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Congress
has been asked by President Wilson to
pass a resolution permitting Zeng TIE
Wong, a citizen of China, to attend
West Point Military academy. A joint
resolution has been introduced in both
houses.
Passage of the resolution" said the
president in a communication accompa-
nying the resolution, would be regard
ed as an act III courtesy by the govern
ment of China"
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The Council.

Az this while N|i'alobar. Gibson and
he Leval were In the salon al the min
stry. the room OF which ! have spoken
30 often 40 the yellow salon because
Of the satin upholstery of is Louis
XVI furniture Of white lacquer. that
bright, almost laughing little salon, all
done In the gayest, llghtest tones,
where 80 many little dramas were
played. An three u them were deeply
moved and very a~nyious-the eternal
contrast, as De Leval said, between
things and sentiments. 1anCRcn en-
tered at last, very much surprised 70
find them; he wac a"comnanied hv
Count tiartaeh and by the young Baron
,on F~Rlkerhausen
what is Il. geut'emenH' he Sa.
'l'ts something serious happened
They tod him why they we're there
| AND Lanaken, raising his hands, said
| "lmpu li',tct"
lie had vaguely heard thst Afternoon
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
Oyster Soup.

One dozen oysters, one rounded tea,
spoon butter, Vne-half teaspoon corn'
starch, salt to taste,
Drain oystets ana chop very fine
Put back in the liquor and let them hot
up three times, sktmming each time
When done, strain and to the liquor AIDE
the milk, in which tho corustarch hR'
been soaked, Just before serving ado
the butter. Clam soup may he made II
' the same way.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

In 1898 he married PRINCESS Maria
Louisa, daughter Of the dulSe>of Parma.
A son, Boris, born in 1894, was con-
trary to his mothers wish, admitted
conciliating Russia.
F~erdinand's %espousal Of the u Of
the central powers was a selfish and
coldly calculated act; he simply bet on
Germany to win, lie picked the wrong
side, and has now lost everything.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

llOuTIlS loI nus "
terly d e t e q
realm.
He is 81 years of
age, and the Young
est son of Prince
Augustus of Sake
Coburg and Princess
Clementine of Or
Jeans, daughter OF
Louis PHILIPPE.
He was serving in
the Austrian army
in 1887, when Prince
Alexander of Bulga-
ria was deposed,
and he was then
offered the throne,
The early part OF
his reign was char
acterized by con
slant friction with
Russia, which pow
err refused to recog-
nize his sovereignty.
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the defendant, testified that she did
not know at what hour the fire oc-
Cured. but said her husband was home
all night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
A Line On Men
You Read About

Ferdinand the First land perhaps the
last), king of Bulgaria, is said to be
living in an Austrian castle, where he
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

Gods and grip leave thousands with
weak Kidneys and aching backs. The
Kidneys have to do mast OF the work OF
fighting off any germ disease. The
weakeu-slow up, Then you will feel
duh, Irritable or nervous. and will have
headaches dizziness h~ackachcs, sore
Joints and Irregular kidney action. Civ,
the kidneys quick help AID avoid sert-
Gus kidney troubles, Use Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They are recommended the
unrl1 nvar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
Follow This Memphis

Mrs. =. f. Parker, 654 s Third ST.
saws: II used to have such bad paths
across my bacl. | couldn't walk. The
way my kidneys acted showed thav
were disordered and | felt all out Of
sorts. | began taking Doau's Kidney
Pills and they proved to be just as
r~onrssarted "
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All in Vain.

But 1t was all In vain. Baron Won.
der Lancken explained to them that
the military governor, that is, Gen.
Won .Sauberzweig, was the supreme au =
thofity (Gerichtsherr) in matters of
this sort, that an appeal from his de-
clston lay only to the emperor, that
the governor general himself had no
authority to intervene in such cases,
and that under the provisions Of Ger
man martial law it lay within the dis
erection OF the military governor
whether he would accept or refuse an
lobar suddenly cried out;
"Oh, come nowl It's a woman; you
can't shoot a woman like that
The baron paused, was evidently
moved
"Gehtlemen, it is past II o'clock;
. 1t was only Won Sauberzweg who
could act, he had said, and they urged
the baron to go to see Won Sauber-
zwcig. Finally he consented, While
he was gone Nillalobar, Gibson aud De
Leval repeated to Harrach and Won
F~alkenhausen all the arguments that
might move them. Won Falkenhausen
was young, he had been to Cambridge
in England. and he was touched though
of course he was powerless. And De
leval says that when he gave signs of
showing pity Harrach cast a glance
at him, so that he said nothing more,
and that then Harrach said:
THE life Of one German soldier
seems to us much more important than
that of all the old English nurses"
At last Lancken returned, and stand
ing there, announced:
II am exceedingly sorry, but the
governor tells me that it is after due
reflection that the execution was de
cided upon, and that he will not change
his decision, Making use of his pre-.
rogative he ave refuses to receive the
plea for mercy. Therefore, no one, mo-
ven the emperor, can do anything fol
Not -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

surgeon of Chicago, former House
Surgeon, Jefferson Park Hospital, Chi
lar duty during the past six years TO
assist in Keeping Chicago's 5000 HUE
coats in good health and perfect fight
ing trim. so that thew would be phys
icallv equipped to Withstand all man
per Of storms and ravages OF natures
clements, Recently | was prompted to
rive NuXated Iron a trial. This remedy
has proven, through my own tests OF II.
to excel any n"epa ration I hHTe ever
used for creating red blood, building I'm
the rive strengthening the muscles
ara cor~rctirg digestive disorders"
nr, SCHUYLER G. laoues. formerly Wis
itinp Snrreor % st. Eltzaheth's Hospi-
tai New York city, said: ~ have never
before gj"en o"t any medical Informs
ton or advice 70" ~uh'ica ton. as 7 ordi-
narily fo rot i~el'.Ve IN it. Put iN the
c"zn Of Nuv7'nd Iron | feel | would be
re'rise N NV duty not to mention It.
hp-a toheu {" rovce'f ard r'ven II 70 nv
not'an+7 w'th r,ost e,,rrrising and set
isr,rt0vs ro~r''s Me- tr0se who vrieh
"'.toflv 70 increase their strength. mower
pNd e"d1rance will find II a most re-
r'2rFN'le and wonderfully effective
ren,edv."
Dr.. James Francis Sullivan. formerly
Physician of Bellevue Hospital (Out-
6oo~ Dent). New York. and Uestchest-
er Corotv Hospital. saws; Thousands
OF nereCrs % 90 suffering vear after
wear 5oCtoriNc themselves for al kinds
of ~. ,vhe~ 'he rel md trNe cause
urrn~lvir~ +Nsl~ condition is SIr,p'v a
larf 81 So rr' tort tom 80 tha ~aN bt0od
~ev~r r'~s g. ara le Nature 10 irons
rr'~., ITO snoA the. eat i~tn b-ovn.
reuerla f. sre o~6 Train. Rut beware
sc The niA fn-rns of ,~'atallio iron. which
f%rcauentr" do ornrc harm than good.
notwithstanding all that has been
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WOOD AND METAL.

ALI. kinds Of lathe work experimental
work and model making q. NJ Toland
1903 Pine street.
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\. Y. EVENING MAIL
is OWNED BY KAISER
Hun Purchase Money Came
Through BernstOrf's Secret
Bank Method.

New York. july DIR Edward ~.
RuneI y. vlce-Dr eSIdenr and treasurer at
1e Mail Express lompant punt lsher
ii the New ork Evening Mai Was -r-
rested here last night Ia ne office 0t Ar
torney-(IeucraI Lewis charged with per-
Jury 2 i report 10 A. Mitchell Pal mer.
alien property custodian.
The variant was issued hv 4 Federal
commissioner upon me complaint OF a.
torney-l5eIeral Lewis VINO had Jeen
conducting AZ lnvesugauon for some
time INTO the affairs oI the Mail
The Encouragement charged has
Rumeiy purchased the stock vi The Mai
ana Express Company ~ June. 1913.
from Henry I >toCdard, anu Jaa1 II DO
ng 20 he acted on behalf ci the In
refiM German government.
The complaint gAnst Dr. Rune.
charges tnaC n masking 3 report no -nc
alien property custodian, -egartung the
transaction. ne failed To disclose MS
reistion with Count Won Berua;ori
German ambassador 20 me LnItet
states ana Or Heinrich L Albert, COM
mercial 4Jtache 9f the German en-
Cassy
TIE attorney seneral charged .ha-
be German government p4Id 10 Rume-
IN, II seyera. rrlEaactIons connected
with the purchase ot be Man, Sl,50l.-
0UU The payments, t "as alleged,
were concealed until rheir "details N-re
discovered by Investigators 10y the De-
uartmeuc III Justice and the New forA
State attorney general.
Or }l.ulclyS interests we're sad I'D
ne varied, Tor besides cells nSlseu ~
the newspaper business, 7e Has secrr-
Cd y 81 .
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RlMELl HELD IN S35, 600
SHOWS BOOKS To GOVERNMENT

New Work. July 2 Assertions that
Dr Edward ~ RuneN publisher ot
thc Evening Mail, placed al his records
1T the disposal 81 the Department. os
Justice during personal VISITS 10 Washing
ton. lrd to Bail beng fixed 10 $4,000,
instead IF $4,000 rs originally asked bv
Federal counsel when Or Rumely VAS
arraigned today before nited States
Commissioner Hitchcock ou i charge of
perjury
Hearing ia the case, involving a.ega-
tIons by the government that the Mail Is
owned by the German imperial govern
ment, was deferred Tor Two weeks.
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PAPERHANGtNG done By Morris Arsht.
Reasonable prices. rs innate furnished
e0l W. Fourth 81 Phone 2554 "
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MOTORCYCLES for sale: big assert
mont of slightly used. at bargain prices
We have indians. Harley DaVidsons and
other different makes. Some 1865 l. 2
and 8 speeda; l0I5's, / and speed We
have 1905 with side cars attached. These
machine. hive been traded in on new
in Al condition. J. Ii. AiinnicA. eO5 lie A.
ware avenue.
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s#"" WILMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "#5H#
CLASSIFIED ADNERTIS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line for first
insertion and SC per line for each sub
ScQuent insertion-base on mini
mum of three lines and six words to
the line.
ALI advertisements set in six point
InonpareiD unless otherwise ordered.
Light face. 10 point to is point. per-
united. and charged for on six-poipt
basis
One months insertion 81 per line.
(No ad accepted for less than three
zines
Daily advertising for one year. &c
per line per month on contract. (No
adj accepted for less than three .nes.D
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATloNS
Special notices. dividend notices. an
nual meetings. elections. proposals.
public safes. auction sales and all
special ClassificatiOrs will be charged
for at rate of Toe a line for the first
insert hon and sc a line for each sub
scQuent insertion. AdNertisenents
running one month charged at
monthly rate.
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SURVEYORS stakes; # length lumber
chunk hindling, bunGle bag wood Nixon
kindling Mood Co. Scott and SAallcross
avenue
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PRINTING. ENGRAVING, ENCLOSING

INDEX CARDS-Special opportunity to
get index cards Anything you need All
kinds and sizes Chas. ID. Gray. Printer
II East Eighth street.
YOU ii. ne some visiting cards for your
vacation. IS for BE, 100 for 75C The best
Johnston. Printer. 6i5 Market ST.
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PAINTING AND pApERHANGING.

PAPERHANGER- Shames. lOS North
jackson street. Lowest prices. guaranteed
Nork Phone 432I j.
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OPTOAfETRIsT.

40 your eyes prevent you from reading
much Then see Moore and READ more
Nm 4. Moore. he optometrist. Dlo Mac
Aet stress.
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INSTRUCTION.

HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL
402 W. Invent second st. Shorthand
ypewriting. sc. Modern met hods quick
results guaranteed