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Evening journal., 1918-07-16
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET.

BY The United Press.
CINCINNATI, July t6.-Business wo-
men from all over the United States
convened here today. for their second
annual convention, called by the Wo-
mans Association Of Commerce Of the
United States Of America.
More than 200 women from twenty
six States are here for the purpose Of
taking counsel respecting national prob
lens. and particularly those conditions
which are so rapidly changing the eco
nomic status Of women all over the
world.
One OF the principal topics Of discus
sion Will be what IS the most i'm
portant work that business women can
do this year, and how shall 1t be
dOne?"
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BARRAGE
HEAR. We HUNS.
BY CHARLES B. DRISC0LL.

ny AAlllAAAaLD D. hAAA-AAbhAs
Ye are a people accursed,
AbhOrred and dishOnOred OF meni
In the forum Of Civilization
Ye can never be comrades again.
With the murderous Turk ye may
traffic,
Ye may walk with a cannibal clan,
But the blood on your fingers will bar
ye
From the councils Of civilized man.
Yea, the blood OF the babies you've
murdered,
OF the women you've ruthlessly slain.
is a mark upon Germans forever,
The badge Of the legion OF Cain.
May the curses Of millions Of mothers
on all OF your acres alight;
May the wailing Of orphans be ever
on all Of your cities a blight.
May the souls Of your rulers be eXiled
To the uttermost confines Of hell,
Where, Stunned by the damned and
the devils,
They may endlessly friendlessly
DWELL
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able remedy that Il ought 70 be used in
every hospital and prescribed by every
physician In this country. I have taken IL
myself and experienced its health giving,
strength h-building effect 1 am well past
my three score years and want 10 say that
I believe my own great physical activity
is due largely today TO my personal use Of
Nuxated Iron"
While former Health Commissioner Kerr
is not himself a physician, still his expert
ence in handling public health problems
must give his opinion more than ordinary
weight.
DR.. A. J. Newman. Former Police Sur
geOn Of Chicago, and former House Sur
geon, Jefferson Park Hospital, Chicago,
says: 1T has been my particular duty
during the past six years TO assist in keep
ing ChicagO's five thousand blue coats In
good health and perfect lighting trim, so
that they would be physically equipped TO
withstand all manner OF storms and raw
ages OF natures elements. Recently / was
prompted to give Il a trial This remedy
has proven, through my own tests OF II. TO
excel any preparation | have ever used for
creating red blood, building up the nerves
strengthening the muscles and correcting
digestive disorders"
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DIR. James francis sullivan, formerly
Physician Of Bellevue Hospital tout-
door Dept.). New York. and the West
chester County Hospital; DIR. \. j.
Newman, former Police Surgeon Of Chi
cago; Dr. Ferdinand King, New YORK
Physician and Medical Author. and 9TH
ers give valuable advice and Information
on the use Of organic iron as tonic'
strength and blood builder.
Careful investigation by designted phy-
sicians among druggists and patients mas
revealed the fact that there are thousands
Of people taking iron who do not distin-
crisb between organic iron aud. metallic
iron and that such persons often fail TO
obtain the vital energy, strength and en-
durance which they seek simply because
they have taken the wrong form OF iron.
They seem to think iron Is iron on good
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vous conditions due 20 lack Of sufficient
iron In their red blood corpuscles without
ever realizing the real and true cause Of
their trouble. without iron in your blood
your food merely passes through the body,
something like corn through an old mill
with rollers so wide apart that the mill
can't grind.
But in my opinion you can't make
stong, vigorous. successful, sturdy iron
men by feeding them on metallic iron The
old forms Of metallic iron must go through
a semi-digestive process TO transform them
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BRITISH AIRPLANE
EXHIBITIONS BARRED

BY Newspaper Enterprise Association.
LONDON. July i6-The use Of Brit
lsh airplanes for exhibition purposes
and for dropping war loan propaganda
use for which airplanes have also
been popular in America>hss been pro-
hibited by the air ministry.
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TO that rem n I.,,.s trrancis Sullivan
ders IL far Ut. vsnie' 1, pi,,-airtan ~ neI-
mo.e nj ion Ievue Hospital Outdoor
assume il, ead Dept.) New York, and the
by bloou "Hu Westchester County Hos
one would p""i' .,
hardly expect TO derive the same strength
from eating raw potatoes thaI ne MOuiu
from eating cooked potatoes, yet, accOIu
ing TO the opinions OF some physlcians Nno M,
raw unprepared, metallic iron Is some
what like eating raw potatoes.
therefore physicians mentioned below
advise those who feel the need OF n Htrehst u n
and blood builder, TO 20 TO their family
5,c,ors and obtain a prescription calling
for organic iron-NuNated iron auu ~
sent this TO their druggist SO that there
NAV be no question abOnt obtaihlns tne
nroper article. But II they do not wish 70
% 10 the trouble Of getting prescription
for Nuxated Iron then be sure TO looh on
the label and see that the words NLA-
ATED IRON are printed thereon; rN N0t Eut n,
and Iron nor any other form OF lrVhi put
MINATED IRON.
The remarkable results produced by
Nuxated Iron aud It's widespread safe lt
being estimated that over three million
peopie annually are today using ~ mas
IA 70 the ofering Of numerous substitutes
and these physicians say that heaith om-
cials and doctors everywhere should eau
tion the public against accepting suDsu-
tutes in medicines, and they especially
warn against accepting substitutes fori
Nuxated Iron, which. Instead OF being Or
ganic iron may he nothing more than
iron compound, which may in
some cases produce more harm than good.
The widespread publication OF the above
in all NuXated Iron ADVERTISE
ments has been suggested by Dr. James
r rapcis Sullivan, formerly Physician In
Hospital (Outdoor DeptD, y. Y,
and the Westchester County Hospital; DR.
Ferdinand King, New York Physician and
Medical Author, and others, 50 that the
pubiIc may he Informed on this subject
and protected from the use OF metallic iron
under the delusion that Il Is NuNated
Iron or at least something ss good as Nux-
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GERMANS TRICKED
BY UKRAINE CORN

BY Newspaper Enterprise Association.
STOCKHOLM, July i6.-Warsaw dis
patches say the Germans are doubling
their acquisitions OF foodstuffs In Po-
land because OF their failure TO obtain
grain In Ukralnla.
In order to deceive the German peo-
pie and encourage the belief that the
stores OF Ukralnlan grain are not fables,
the Huns are packing corn and fodder
exported from Poland In sacks marked
Ukraine"
Polish cattle are being exported
marked IN the same way.
Teamsters and drivers may be found
by Advertising In the Want Ads.
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LAY OFF THE "BARNEY."
lv ma Tnlied Dc

BY Tne United Press.
WASHINGTON, July i6.-Wlren you
come to Washington 10 see about war
business, you can slap Bernard NJ.
Baruch Of the War Industries Board on
the back, but don't call him Barney
Baruch learned TO be a good mixer
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aAFM AAWMs III
ated Iron DR..
Sullivan
says Il have
strongly en-
phasized the
great neces-
sity Of ply
sicians max
ing blood ex-
aminations
Of Z n o r
weak, anae-
mic. run
d o W n pa
tients Thou
sands OF per
sons go on,
year after
year, suffer
ing from
physical
weakness and
n hfnftnw mar
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when he was a Wall street speculator
but none remains his friends who calls
him Barney" His intimates get around
II by calling him "Berney."
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into organic
iron Nux-
ated Iron
before they
are so ready
TO be taken
up and as
simulated by
the human
system"
n o r m o r
Health Com
llllcHluutE
VIM. r. Kerr
OF Chicago.
says: From
my own ex-
perience with
NuXated
Iron, / feel
that IL IS
Unarh N Uu1Fn
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anu the mem, DIR. A. j. Newman, late Po-
ory rams ana lice Surgeon of the City Of
olteh they Chicago and Former House
Q IN Surgeon jefferson Park
weak, ner- UosnftaI Cblcago
vous, irri-
DIR. Schuyler c. Jaques, formerly
Visiting Surgeon Of st. Eliza
beths Hospital. Of New York City.
said. Il have never before given out
table. respondent and melancholy. When
the iron goes from the blood OF women, the
roses go from their cheeks"
any medical information or advice for pub
licntion. as ordinarily do not believe In II.
But in the case Of Nuxated Iron 1 feel I
would be
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would only St EiiHabeth's Hospital,
take NuNated New York.
Iron when
they feel weak or rundown instead OF dos
ing themselves with habitfOrming drugs,
stimulants and alcoholic beverages. there
are probably thousands who might readily
build up their red blood corpuscles, in
crease their physical energy and get them
selves into n condition to ward on the
millions Of disease germs that are almost
continually around MS. IL is surprising
how many people suffer from iron defi-
cheney and do not know II. IL you are not
strong or well. you owe Il 70 yourself to
make the following test: See how long
you can work or how far you can walk
without becoming tired. Next take two
five grain tablets OF Nuxated Iron three
times per day. after meals, for two weeks
Then test your strength again and see
how much you have gained
MANUFACTURERS NOTE: Nuxated
Iron, which Is prescribed and recommended
above by physicians, is not n secret rem
edy, but one which is we'll known TO drug
gists everywhere. Unlike the older inor-
ganic iron products, IL Is easily assimilated,
does not inJure the teeth. make them black
nor upset the stomach. The mauufac-
turers guarantee successful and entirely sat
isfactory results TO every purchaser, or they
win refund your money. II is dispensed
In this city by all druggists.
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scribe more
organic iron
Nuxated
i 70 n for
their uer-
NOuS, run
down. weak,
haggard
looking pa
tients. PallOr
means ana
emia. The
skin Of the
anaemic man
or woman is
y a e, the
flesh habby.
the muscles
lack tone, the
brain fags
aud Hhn WInann
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miss in my
duty not 20
mention IL. /
have taken IL
myself n d
given Il to
my patients.
with most
surprising
and satisfac-
tory results.
A n u those
VINO wish
quickly 20 in
crease their
strength,
power n n q
endurance
will find it n
m O st re-
narkabie
and wonder
fully effective
-
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These Physicians Warn Public Against
Taking Substitutes for Nuxated Iron
That Give the Same
STRENGTH, POWER AND ENDURANCE
tt 9TH haebdo charm
II

: ated Iron In regard to the value of Nu1-
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Or. Ferdinand King says: doctor,
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deal the
same theory
that n pOta-
to would be
q pot a I o
W h g { h Q r
cooked o r
raw, entirely
ignoring the
fact that the
cooking pro-
cess makes
certain i'm
pOrtant eel
lular changes
in the pOta
to that rem
ders IL far
more easy Of
assimilation
by blood and
tissues. NO
one would
hardly expect
from eating
from eating {
ing TO the opil
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SANTTkRJUMS

BCAUTIFUT location: spociol scientific coi
nervous. elderly: Cvorv comfort: nurso
iooi.'et ~ Rau1aI CItv LINE Chest. Hi
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
tTl
Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. IlOors
-EA-L .-Enn y L.L-LL III ~

TWUNTOEN EITTNINI
10NTI. suitable for factory or vur"uuuso,
with railroad facilities II desired: contains
electric li-ht and huH'rd; also @-t0l rI.rLr."
elevator. "Gth gWi GraNs Ferry road. NunIF
EALLL GLENLIl.I.. .nL- & GrLN. E-r-- n
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TyPEWRITERS RENTED
NONNTSlBTT,-3 MONTHS. 81
NISIBt ia MONTHS. $3.50
,A,G,T4Ry, REBUILT- TYPEWELTERs
T.mnou. 3N-iO S.Sth ~ Wal 9450 Main G26
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STORAGE
FIDELITY FlREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
1Sl1-1Slg MARKET ST.

MILLION Dollar Concrete Fircproor War;.
huugg. N Phila. storage CO., 2O33 Lohigu
nIH. iHG" Packard a Ford Auto Soriyr".
E-tIwHtr- frn..
IlNl EING--Nutu trucks 10 miro. o. to - ton.
hour. day orr week. james j. Rooney 4
'oa lG@2 Suusuw. spruce lHl3 Rae" lHtl.
cry ur long .dlstuur. moving. Call -. i
STORAGE. 9B3U Ridge ayr
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APARTM ENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED for summer months, 6 rooms
and bath. can 1fT1 Mclrose.
fiTU & WALNUT SITS Furn. apartment.
> rooWS and bath. Phone Barring 1877 W.
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CARPET CLEANING

AUTOMATIC CARPET CLEANING co.
BOi5 CHESTNUT ST. 3Uii I,JDIOw ct
Preston 2i0S OIst. 1881 West 5OAs D.
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TRAFFIC. MANAGER
WANTED

EXPERIENCED OPERATING RAIL
ROADEE FOR SUPERTNTENDENTO or
LARGE INDUSTRIAL TRAFFIC. De
PARTAIENT ~ SOUTH; CHARGE or
EXPEDITION or SHIPMENTS AND
HANDLING or YARpMAsTERs own
TRACKS, CLASSIFICATION YARDS
AND ENGINES. ETC: ONLY MEN
WITH RAILROAD EXPERIENCE
NEED APPLY. ADDRESS NJ T..
100. ROOM 200. CABLE BLDG NEW
YORK.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NICTROLA IN, in an finishes. including q
1O-u. II. r. records az selectionsL SG2 (;
this rs a handsome machine, with latest im-
prOyemeuts; 81 weekly.
b. r. TODD 1906 Arch st.
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USED AUTOMOBILES

BUICK CARS
We are arc 7hi' to make present delivery Of
HALE MGrT,oP 81. INC.
.n.vr.ngt1re ~ BUICK cars ln tho MAIN
LINE DISTRICT from City TIre 20 Puoll
and from Llangrch north TO the SchuylhiN
We often nofo dasirah', ngoI cara traded
cI WAYNE 100. HGsE &gE for f' ALLAN 'Rnli2E aKEE
W2rtilM WrltilM T rAYL65R9o 59o' nr&&h nr3P&1o& F&GE G&Gf2
FORD, sedan body; nurchus"l complete car
To- s"curg quick delivery only chassis; ;
s58575 i 56a r.cdEcr cdd 6aicc. 6Haiii,5 sen at cost
FORD radiators, all models 1917 Included;
lLheral ALLOWANCE on old oncs. 332 ". 18th.
FQRiRsS,I- Trourlng, runsbou,s osnd. cogne,let,s,
-lHlS-l1-ld: Cnnd. guar. 1885 n Carlisle.
HUDSON TOWN CAR Tor sale: 1917 model:
condition like new. ". Eryicn. osuntz. Pa.
MARIoN-HANpLEY : rass.; bargain FOR
WIL1IAM r. TtYLoR BROAD & RACE
WIEL1IAM1 I TAYEgoRs uRokp ( TR&5GtE
PAIGE 1917 TOURING, : PASSENGER, G-51;
sli00Co.. '"' new '''S E'"''"''''' ""'S''"'
:. sold under oa~ Guarantec Trial Plan,
Niliey Motor Co, 3ul y. Broad ~
PAIGE 1916 TOURING. passenger Gas
tullN equlppen' paint and general CONDITION
very fine: hIg barge To-, $3.50.
Sold under our Guarantee Trial Plan
nigelow-WiG.y Motor Co, 304 y. Broad ~.
PAIGE 1913 TOURING. G-iG. passenger;
in ryceptional condition throughout; spe-
cially priced. SS1J
Sold under our Guarautcn Triu Plan.
piRelow-wiley Motor Co. aOi y. broad ST.
PAIGE 1915 touring G-4Gi overhauled and
in Al condition, can be purcha sed right,
sold under our Guarantee Trial Plan.
Bigelow-Willey Motor Co, 30i ". Broad 81,
FOR SALF-Twu-ton Br0ckwav truck I'm
GOOD condition. Phone Gtn. COCO.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

hf1Si4 IN EtN L AMI LOOLo
PuWER-PLANT MACHINERY for imme-
dIatn delivery Boilers. q $50 H. =. and 3
900 u mgingr6 25o- 4 HJaoP = ard I 800
II. i. and iiS "a. l.. Il. & w. 100 lbs
pressure: ! 3n5 a. =. a. d W, 20u fb-.
pressure 3 15u n. =, return tubular. high
pressure: innuWorablo others: also 500
X. W. 2@o-yJll compound units 3 800 X. W.
and 100 *. ". 3-wirc units; l2j 2jn-yolt
. 100 and ] - Is W. 25O-yolt units; com
plctc puwor plants designed and erected
POWER EQUIPMENT CO, EnCineers
l@lS Chestnut St, Phlla,. Pa.
BOILER WANTED
To buy or rent for temporary use, upright
or locomotive tvpe, nothing less than 80 hp.
must pass hartford inspection for Phila use.
CHAMBERS BROS. 60.
j2d and Media sts,, Phila.
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynsmos, motors. boilers. steam and oil
engines. pumns. air cOmpressors.
PRANK TOOMEY, INC. 127 ". Sd 1T.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO. 1to y. SD sr
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NEw IERSEY-SUHURnNN
LIPPINCOTT LOTS AND HOMES
HAnDON HEIGHTS. n. !.


65-ACRE FRUIT FARM In MontFomery
County Pa. fre stone house, old shade.
spplcs, pears. pums, Ouinces. peaches, nee
tarincs: highErade farm. price $4,000; Is
very reasonable
GARIs 6 SINNER. ncthlehem. Pa.
ONE of finest lOO-Hrrc farms M0UtgOmcry
CO.; colonial stone dwelling. fine largo
barn. Ou' u'buildmg-. I squares to trolley: good
uoiEhborhoOd; ston, roads: only II miles
out. price rogS0unhc. quick sale.
HENRY BlbDLE. Amber Pa.
THREE ACRES. ON SlNppack pile; tne stone
house. II rooms. hot-watcr heat, bath.
electricity: wate~ by electric power from
spring urico $4,000. speak quick
GARIS e SHiNTTR Bethlehem. Pa.
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NAN wanted BY. high-class fruit aud pro-
duce market iu Frankford; good ODuOr.
funity for advancement 10 right Derson:
alato age. experience and salary desired
y 334 Ledger Office
MEAT CUTTER wanted; good chance for al.
vancement for the right man. Apply j.
Judas, National Provision Co. $50 Hamil.
ton St Allentown Pa
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APARTMENT HOTELS
LOGAN

HOTEL COLONIAL ,I'ryry.I,, SrRTG1 At rr
Select Family Hotel: in the heart OF the
city: and room and hath ana rtmonts
SEE PlrNIAN BAKER. JR.. MANAGER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WEST PHnADELPUIA

TIIkEE-STORN CORNER Dwell i've
7STH AND WIilTBN AVE: suitabls ~. w..
floor. pEMBERTON ESTATES" "" ,ground
5Sth and Willows ave. ''' W. oorl
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BUsINEss oPPoRTU NITIEs

NEW .mH secondhand bicycles. tires 81 o
--- A----- = E-------- LuA s -Gl.
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HEATING

kIN-kEISEY HEALTH HEAT better,
h"Hp'r than hot water or steam: pure,
-n air with normal humidity, 1897 Fllbert
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7T|'.TI.N WTTTTTT- T0T NT|TTTT"T - TONN"'
g III g I'm e.
General


BUSINESS SrENICE COMPANY
Accountants. cost. S"nuu S1uuu. ut' lnu. $4,000
SInnU. g.. g.. g. $4,000 $1,000
R"o9dhk.,gg@orns, 8, si#"o, D. Sl5oo. lSmo la,,h
Clerks. s general sl5 S2u. t. .otrI. $"O-E3a:
:, ss@p. S2o.S25' 3, cot. S2o-S25 3 shin.
Managers cr.. sg5Ou. $4,000. traffic. s"5OO
EnCjue"rs. plant, $4,000 E.uu": stat $4,000
ForcWnu, wrh. shop. $4,000. nrn'fu ElCOu.
Suprriuf.udout pr0Gurtiuu S2aUO
Saalgsn1cn, rcalti. $3ldo4: trm.k 81, & ro'n.
1900 Land Tulc EuiMiu-
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHFn
Observation-Disclosures

SEVERAL CENTRAL furnished houses. n.
o., bg had Tor short term. Apply 100 We,
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PENNsYENNNIN-SUHI RHNN >

DRELAND--
$1,000: 40 CASH: SIG monthly. immediate
possession, I SQUARES from station S rms,
heater. range, bath; 2l1 Plymouth ave;
GOV 223. ALERECHT. 2i1i W. Lchigh.
WESTINGHOUSE
n YOU would like TO havc a nice little hun.
-HIuv. built to your order. within - or 70
minutgs' ride uf the Ercat ulauts along TN"
river front wriiv
THE FOLSOM DEVELOPMENT 60.
or .n r,i,l ,,l IT,; ,apr ,,l,r ,lry E- ,s,,, n,r
FOLSOM DELAWARE cot NTY. PA.
BEAuTlFI1. HOME. within - miles o'
lc1 about aero Of 'arolmd. Itas higR' Win
lU rWy"uirurcs. brick barn aud room for
y Huinmobll"s, rnul,N Hou-' nHd other oni-
close am estate SGSOn. Tax" our word for
i'. ii Is worth moro.
GNRIS & SrfiNIi:R. Bethlehem. Pa
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OLD GOLD
STAMPS AND COINS

OLD gold, silver. platinum. plated ware. o
style jewelry. teeth plates bought for cas-
Est 1877. J. l.. Clark, reiner. a07 sansoI
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rennsylya1ia. Lamb & 60. 5a7 Walnut s
FIRST MORTGAGES FOR SALE. PEN.
BEItfON ESTATES. HARRISON BLDG
1ST AND ID MORTGAGES placed. Georss
l.. barnes az Commonwealth Trust Bldg
LARGE amount for first and second mort.
Cages. II. j Eu"hl"r. 1901 Chestnut st.
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ROOMS For RENT


FIR NIrEE. ST.. S., -, near 5G'h 81. a.
s'atiou-t Or . nicely furnished rooms,
without hoard. with refined family.
SGD. S. i3d9--l'uru. rms. .comv f.. Hog lsl.d
gentlemen ouly. priv. family. Wood. G55I
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

EARN, % acres. situated near Ambi,.
rcnt low, RING & nTinmr,ld'Idiaaoo' dao nossessc1
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BOARD WANTED

REFINED Young lat, Mould Hike hoard i'm
private fmlA: West Philadelphia pre-.
f.rrrd. = Az. Ledger office
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TENNSYLvANIl-sUBTRBAy
NEW JERSEY-SEASHoRE
Furnished
MORTGAGES

FINDS. for first aud second MORTGAGES
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STAMPS ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
For Stamp Collectors
PHILA. STAMP CO., 81 s. 17TH ST.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-25
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City, May 25.-In point of
numbers the cattle supply looked
large for a Friday, but the supply in
eluded a string of southern stockers
billed to northern pastures and the
salable supply was very light. Esti-
mate called for 100 as against L.
237 a week ago and 1,479 the cor
responding day a year ago. A stead
Ter tone was in evidence in the fat
cattle trade, traceable to the lighter
supplies and favorable wires from
other centers. Stockers unchanged.
Drift o hog prices continued low
er in line with sharp breaks in prices
at outside centers. Locally the deal
was quoted as 15c lower than the
best time yesterday or about a dime
lower than the close on that day.
Tops landed at $16.95 while the bulk
of sales ranged from $3.50 16. 90.
Supplies of live mutton were direct
to packers and the few odd punches
on sale sold steady.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-25
Is YOUR BACK A
WEATHER PROPHET
Many Madison People Have Found
Their Kidneys to BE at Fault.

There Is no other organ in the
body more susceptible TO weather
changes than the kidneys. Colds,
chills. damp, changing weather all
play their part In bringing on kidney
ills. IF you would be well. keep
your kidneys WELL is a golden rule
of health and one Madison readers
would do well to follow. If suffer
ing from kidney sickness you can use
no better remedy than Doan's Kidney
Pills. This great kidney remedy has
been used for kidney trouble SO
years. Convincing proof of its merit
in the statement of this Madison res
ident:
j. II. Shaw, Third street, says
THE least cold / took brought on
dull backaches and sharp pains
through my kidneys. When | bent
over l could hardly straighten up my
back hurt SO. My kidneys acted ir-
regularly, too. When l read about
Doan's Kidney Pills, l used them and
II didn't take them long to put my
kidneys in good working order and
they relieved the backache."
Price, so cents, at all dealers
Don't simply ask for a kidney rem
7dy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-tht
same that Mr.. Shaw had. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.