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The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
. Few Don ts
 For Christmas

Don't court indigestion.
 Don't grumble, whatever you do
 Don't half fill the kiddies' stockings
 Don't give presents which will be useless.
 Don't forget the mistletoe Ro- nance still lives.
 Don't forget that it ought to be merry Christmas.
 Don't deny the little ones idea about Santa Claus.
 Don't worry about unpaid bills-at any rate until tomorrow.
 Don't scoff at the lingering super stitions of the good old days.
 Don't for the show of things, buy presents which you can't afford.
 Don't expect too many presents. Take what you get and be thankful. Don't, if you get up on your wrong side, make everybody else miserable.
 Don't forget to think at least once during the day what Christmas really means.
 Don't give a present unless you want to. Better not give at all than give insincerely
 Don't forget that the giving of Christmas boxes, like charity, should begin at home.
 Don't, if you are a girl, stand un- der the mistletoe until you see the right chap approaching.
 Don't kiss somebody else's best girl. even though she is under the mistle- toe. There might be a row.
 Don't work on Christmas day if you can avoid it. If you have to, however, don't make a song about it.
 Don't give Johnnie trumpet and Peter whistle and expect to have a quiet time. It's unreasonable.
 Don't put off buying presents until the last minute. You'll get better value and avoid the crush if you shop early.
 Don't looked pained when somebody tells a fifty-year-old Christmas story That's one of the unavoidable cir cumstances of the festive season.
 Don't give a new song to some one who doesn't sing. but be still more certain that you don't give a new song to someone who imagines he can sing.
 Don't refrain from giving because you can't afford to give much. The intrinsic value of a gift counts for nothing It is the thought which prompts it that matters
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
Lest We Forget

The Christmas season, the time of giving, is at hand. In spite of un- rest and high cost of living, Ameri- ca was never so prosperous. Never were we so well able to acre for the poor and unfortunate than we are now
 The only trouble is that people are rather tired of giving. The years 1917 and 1918 were full of calls for charity and war work. Some people gave more than they could afford. Many contributed who had never giv- en anything.
 It was not to be expected that the wartime enthusiasm for giving would continue forever There were too many drives. Most of them were worthy but some were doubtful. Some of the methods were questionable and money was wasted.
 The American people are not stingy They are more than willing to sup port every good cause but they are going to scutinize appeals more care fully in the future. They rae going to be sure that the cause is a good one. They are also going to be sure that the money they give is not vast ed. This is as it sholud be.
 At the same time we should not go to the opposite extreme and not give anything.
 Our local charities, our churches, schools, the Red cross and other similar organizations must be sup ported. Let us examine new appeals carefully but let us not starve the in stitutions that have been doing good work for years.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
Your Christ mas Candies
PECAN PRALINES

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The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
TOUCHED HIS HEART,
 BUT NOT HIS PURSE

A very ragged individual invaded the office of millionaire one Christ mas eve and started describing his woes and sorrows in so graphic ! manner that the millionaire was more affected than he hsd ever beea before in his life.
 At last, with tears in his eyes, he rang the bell for his servant, and when the latter arrived, said to him in a broken voice: John, put this poor fellow out at once He's break ing my heart"
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
to cool and when cold break into
POPCORN FUDGE

Two cupfuls sugar, two tablespoon fuls butter, one cupful of popcorn, one-half cupful peanuts, one cupful milk, one-quarter teaspoonful salt, one-half teaspoonful almond extract Boil the sugar. milk, butter and salt to the soft-ball stage. Flavor with the almond extract Stir in the pop corn and nuts that have been run through food chopper or chopped very fine. Stir until creamy, and when cool cut into squares.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
ASKS FUNDS FOR
 ARKANSAS RIVERS

Appropriations for numerous river projects in this state were included in the requests made of Congress by Secretary of the Treasury Glass Mon day
 Estimates included S70,000 for the Red river below Fulton; $502, ,000 for the ouachita river; $29, $50 for the Arkansas; S27,00O for the White riv- CT; $21,70o for the Black river; s. $50 for the Current river, and s10,- 750 for the St Francis and Big l. Anguille rivers.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
OLD AGE STARTS
 WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

Science says that old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestive organs.
 This being true, 1t Is easy to believe ihat by keeping the kidneys and di- gestive organs cleansed and Tn proper working order old age can be deferred and life prolonged far beyond that en- loved by the average person.
 For over 200 years COLD MEDAL Haarlem on has been relieving the weaknesses and disability due to ad- vancing years. 1t is a standard old time home remedy and needs no intro- auction. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH is lnelosed in odorless, tasteless capsules containing about drops each. Take them as you would pill, with q small
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
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swallow of water. The oil stimulates the kidney action and enables the organs tc throw off the poisons which cause premature old age. New life and strength increase as you continue the treatment. When completely restored continue taking capsule or two each day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap sules will keep you in health and vigor and prevent return of the disease.
 Do not wait until old age or disease have settled down for good Go to your druggist and get a box of COLD MEDAL HaarIem Oil Capsules. Money refunded 1T they do not help you. Three sizes, But remember to ask for the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand. In sealed packages.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
PEANUT CANDY

For a thick peanut candy, boil to- gether cupful of sugar, cupful of n1olasses and two tablespoonfuls of butter very slowly for about half an hour. Then try in cold water, and when it is brittle add a cupful of shelled peanuts. Pour into well-greas- ed pans to the depth of half an inch. When it begins to harden cut into squares with a buttered knife. A crisp peantu candy is easily made by melting and browning granulated sugar, being careful that it does not burn, and then pouring it, when it is all melted and brown, over shelled peanuts. When it is cold, break it in pieces.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11

Two cups of brown sugar, five tablespoonfuls of water. noe table spoonful of butter, one cup of oceans. Mix water and sugar and place on fire. As soon as the mixture begins to bubble add one cup of oceans in halves and one tablespoonful of but ter. Let all boil together for one < minute, stirring constantly. Remove pan from the stove; stir minute, s.and drop the contents by large spoon fuls upon paraffin paper or a marble zslab to cool
 PECAN DIVINITY FUDGE
 Two cpsu of sugar, two tablespoon sfuls corn syrup one half cup of hot water, whites of two eggs, one cup of chopped oceans, one-half teaspoon lful of vanilla. Mix sugar, corn syrup and hot water. Cook until syrup forms ball in cold water, add slowly to beaten whites and beat until thick Ado oceans, flavoring, and pour in .buttered dish to cool. Mark in squar- ses before entirely cold.
 PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE
 Put two cupfuls of brown or white sugar and two-thirds cupful of milk on the stove. Stir until sugar is dissolved; then boil the mixture very slowly, with but little stirring, until it will form ball in cold water Ado four tablespoonfuls of peanut butter, stirring until the butter is melted Turn into buttered plates and mark into squares.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
MOLASSES PEANUT CANDY

Two cups of molasses, one cup of sugar, one tablespoonful of butter and one tablespoonful of vinegar. Boil all together until it will harden in cold water. Have buttered tins quickly spread with shelled peanuts and pour the candy mixture over them Break into squares when cold.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11

We are in position to make loans on good farming land, located near Newark. k. c. Magness and Go
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
PLAIN PANUT TAFFY

Two cups of sugar and one cup of vinegar. Boil until brittle when drop ped in cold water. Before taking up add one-half teaspoonful of soda, one teaspoonful of flavoring, if de- sired, and one and one-half cup of peanuts. Pour into buttered plates
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18

tpG, mttta ntitd libasta ipntpnpt OH
ie on libd, mittn mitG 6eneeSt1
ipntpminen OH. ie OH benfi ia jos eli
ibminen uuoesta lpnnp, b1nen on
tpolds piennG taimaompaltafuntoan.
Hlloriio on maan pilffabengellG
Simolan lanaae ia min liulret par
met mioriioo rientG1 belpettiin ct.
t1 aipnn falbistaa ia iGGli tulee
tim linastetlt iielrt fultenat ipr-
min teitG, mitta Sumala mGfeDpD-
oellG moi fG1nt1G fenen tabtoo. Niin
nina pbten1 iltonn fun menin le-
mollc ia minun tllli iimio Min fo-
min if1p1 ia ojattelin iinm iieluii
tilon ia oil min fotpin rasfaS ofo,
min iamaSio ionottiin: Sid mlireb.
d. iillG bGn on poppi SSraelisia. ia
min fun olilit mimllle ioornanmlt
jo oliiin iinum nGbnDt ia min tuli
tGIlGinen tieto iinun el1mGst1 mi.
MULE ia Min tltli iintlta firie ia
lnnoit elGpGii npt uSfoSia. &pl1
lie oil ballsfa fitulla manbusten ia
mimln.
MeillG on PABLO pi6ettn ieurojo;
ei ole toinen poppi pois finn on tpi.
men t%lrllut, mitta Ell taboo olla fnf-
iipuolista Srmlolon ianaa, taboo
tam Iefoittnnuttomalla fnlfillu ful.
fito eif6 ie ole pplpmGG; iooe tlilee,
min ie mirruttiru ollie. Hiin, ionc
foifille uston meljille ia iisfoille
lGmppmGt termeiiet. Olen tGpttGnpi
90 muotta.. Sfdp1 on alma iinne
taipoalliieen fotiin fun pian pGGiis
plfGG nostoan. San on puettanut
min1tt bG1maotteiaol 4.
Sliii ie boiistoa film iais ianoa
plfG tulee. Niin iGafGG Sltmolnr
bnltlum. @u moi forfeomosti ionoo
Eiirii iisfoS
Olga &imelG
&nuboiofi, SpppGn fpIG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18

firfosin ia pin jottoin matfaan;
tods elofiuun II y. iltana San
6ranciscoon, Gal. ia iielld oltruni
postori Hepalnn luonn pari pot1
ia melien fansia pubuimme congre-
gotional ia apostolis- liitberilaisten
f~irfosia: Saas SiimaIah armosto iat-
foin ntatfqani nell Smasfaiien Iuo
&eeolepbin e%teIdanpain, josla on ne
fuiiluilat Observation-Disclosures, ia mel4
ien farmi pntin nimm o~renssi-ja
ruiinameti1n teSfell1; rrnioasti
|2iloio onfin welie1 ia perbett11n
%liunonmut; ne iotfn Serraon luotta-
mot beibGt bppmpps pmfdri piirit-
t1G.
@eljen luona oltilani ioitnin phi
mid ia publ1ttuani mposfin foullt4
b%uoneella ia SDnootin firfosla, lut-
foin taas mattaani etelGGnpdin Sos
Ingeloiin tolipunfiin, noin folmeia-
tan mnilia matfoo moinitllSta pai-
fnSto, ia tdnte innmllttlluni fultlin
nell &alleni1lflelto ettG fouplngin
fatitfuaro-ajurien laffo oil alfanut,
jota oil mposfin boittanu meibdnfin
observation-disclosures bartolistilai.
%ll1ufliin, bdjalln finn t11llGfin aiuil
fanioloiiet, moon pubuin fuitenfin
presppterien firfoSio iun. elofitln
"a y. ia Scr @oIIeniufien talollo.
Wposfin fGmin Son Beorosio, JOS
Ia mpos on fanialaiiiumne; iiell0
pubilin toisfieliiesid firfosia, ia tGdl
la mortoonfin MT Standardization lop-
pltmnfli ia it6bGn menepdG illnoo.
Sotfetoon
Notti Sirmi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
Matfamnistoia
Gattoa)

Sein1tlun Fl p. aonnlna iattoin
matfanni Wonoa- nimiiestG fallpun-
gista, 81. 9. iosla wiiippin pari 90.
t6 farmitpldll6, Wr Sepon talosia,
iosia pioimme bartansbetfen ia min
taas alotip mntfani ia ostin piletin
&eo- 2ooseem, @ont.
8iitos meljille autofppoistG.
SaGll1 npt pleeniG nGptti fosipul-
liiunis faipaaipan iaoetto; palio oil
toufo -fplpOia niitettp l1iiin itiffain
ruuafii. WipoSfin iirfut n1ptti Of.
taneen oionia. Sonmllttltoni iinne
Scr 9uiistalltn taloon, tlntlin ett1
pastori @uori oil mpoSfin I1btenpt
iielt1. Npt p11tinfin mennG far
mile. Oil folmen moilin malta
ia Wr Ibramionin fppoiSlG pGGfin.
fin Scr 2ongin talolle, iosia pibin
Ieurot, Soriin boalilla pubirin mpos.
&eb 2oogeen iaaiuitttiinni lirilin uf.
fospilnen noulelpon etelGtoiapoalto
fitn etGGltG loisti torfeo miioren-
buippu.
I1ilIG pnlpGristoill1 olifin nil
jelpsmoilla plipG1ni1 feinotefoinen
f~astelr. 90 p. poiiinasla j%utfoin
matfaani 8litteen, Mtont., non Of
titoni @Qiston-nimiiesiG fplGSi1.
Montanan iuomalaiiia oil MT fpll1
t1siGfin, ipann fitlilin meli Suomal-
ia ioomltttlioni iinne etta nput Sii-
malon iaron apibolliiio. G~iiitenfin
tenn omnntltntoni mlfaan ia Sr-
malon fl1nnion puoleSta, ia ilmoi.
timme Ieltrot nell 2uomm taloon.
@eli Sirmi GnnaDoSta oil mDosfin
ollut liell1 mieroilltlla ponbuSten-
la ia iotoleiriltG p~alonneen DelienlG
lltorio, ia Min iattoin matfooni nit
meIiG taipaleito GGrimm1iieen l1n-
teenp6in: Wislmplann, Spofaneen,
Eortlontiin ia Mstoriuan ia jos SIT
molo mo Min menen alma Sar
S~ronciScoon. Soitsfo oil mposfir
topata 9eep TitperiaG ia astorius-
ia ia 9toieliSia, @uSb. DfIitoistc
pltotto manboio tlittnDia. -&iitoS
NerittGinfin Haielin 1peliille ia iila'
rifle niist1 monisto rnffnlio@ oioi,
tltflista ioita teiltd Min ~ritninasti
lain oiatleni iielIG f~Gpoesidni jc
9lltttajon o~iiamiebinG lltpoptiiimo'
Noielisio, @osb. cleninoit Mr Eno-
molo ia Scr Onion.
Soimifoo moon peliet tdSiGfir
tnoSld n%iinfaiton fitin pGimG on; III
on 10 tltlosio iolloin eli moi en1c
tpotd teboG ia polfon Inatte nan.
bltrsfosten pl0snoitiemiiesIa. gtoie.
lislo pubiiin firfosio ia mposfir
mielG baolilla, iosia pitbuimm(
mp0s postori geIoien fnnsio Son-
cocfisto. Mattolla pulottltoni Io.
felisto piibuin i%peliien pbpnnostG
@storiosfo itfenGiien ieiirofitnnon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
KANSAN KIRJEITA

to olla piel1fGdn maxi; ne otpat
olleet oiteen rieimiiitblot. Sorstaina
meilld OF ompellrieiirm fofoiis fir
ton alaialisio; fofo palion fofoon-
tiui ibmiiid; fabpipOpoGsta pitt buo-
len Mrs Mni 8angas ia pltbeen pi-
II iemindariloinen ". Ibo, ia iitd
pitbettn oils tllinnelllt mdiffa fuin-
ia fattan. Mtna ipaan tooistettiin et'
t1 olemnle aiitliont &ristuffen me-
rem t1b6en; ilman lperen muooo-
tusto eli ole pbt1Gn anteefiiantamts-
to; foiffi fiiriat ipntilet idtpGt ai-
man o%lltliaifii &riStltfien tefonn.
Sos iofi1 iGi tGstd oiattomafii, min
on oma fpp, eli ole Siimolan ipp
eifd ianon iaarnoiien ipp fun on
tptlutben ilpliStnmit, - Site illal-
Ia of fei1foullm pG%GttdiGiiet fir.
fosia. 8ast. @ilen on pitdnpt fe.
l1toullin; lopiet iltorittinot obiel-
mao: laltllta ia fertomufiia ia pm.
been pitt 81. @bo ia 8ilen. &aiffi
olimme tp%ptpmdiiia ia faiffi naptti
min onnelliielta. 81 ollut pbtGGn
pastustuiia. Slenme iloiiid, ett1
ioimme tGnne fesfiniteemme iemi-
naariloilen @bon. @@mme ifinG oil
III moineet usfoa ettG Sltmala on
bGnen marustamlt min bpipillG lob
joillo, jos entme oliii ioaneet tile
fltitllo.
@oriinoiiet "ienlinnarin iublat al
foiipat periantai-iltano; niiStu little
antaa mtoriioliittomme firienipaib.
toio tieoon., Sonn poan moinito et'
III oifeen ipirfistpi naillG iublilla ia
ltsfo %ltltbistti; mGipnpt matfamieS
FIN ioa monto ferton fltlfia iDipis-
ia meiisiG ia motttn fertad poinl1lt
iDppGGn m%ltittoon, mttta finn Ser.
To. fantaa, noStoa ia pelostou, Min
iilld loillo pGGiee ~eteenp6in. 8ibol-
linen alma foittao nitolilIdnla ant
pita ia pornn jos ioitofin foltffu-
ia eteert, mttto Syitntolon ionolln ole
no f~arfotornn1e mibolliien pois; Ell
Ie mlntto Min pofene flin SSltmalan
Iionaa. $50 Min, founmebon fouoo
alma mibolliielle; meme pois inata-
no, Serroo fihm SSisanuIaoli pitGG
Iinin frmortarnmt ia bGntG oinoo-
ia pnlipelenuon. ga finn Seeius
ferron Ionoo opetitslopiille: ettefG
tefin taboo menn1 poiS, min ne ia.
moi: Sierra teucntds tpfo me me,
nemmc finn i~irrGIo on iionfoiffiier
eIGmdn ioitot ia me lstomme ettG
lind DIET &ristns, len el1p1n Sit-
moIon Sofia. EdbGn idGfGG.
@orio MGfi
A.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
gramtwoob, isis.

&irffoftntamme tolportoori u.
SasIel on ollut festiuloesiomme
toista miiffoa. Sofa Tito on olllit
iltaieuroio, ioisln on lilistetti
&ristufien eipmfelilimia Siimalan
moimana, iotaiielIe usfottamatii o.
m~istettatpatii ia naittittatpatii. Stun
iuaSti on olllttfin pleiioa Sltmalan
fonan flullosia. Stnmlntaina t. t.
7 pGiDG m~looostui iliblamme Of
feen riemuitblifii, iillG iilloin itii-
0isti folmetoista mtorufaista fas-
teenio Triton ia f1niipGt $. g. @b-
toniieIIa enliferron. SeitG oil neliG
poifao ia pbbefi1n tbttoG: @illiam
Senorif Watlon, Mifobemts Sofa-
Ia, Sobn Otto Motion ia Sacob
Sjalmor &osfela. Sptot, Silia 60
fla MetiGlG, Siifri Mrrnaliiia Saf-
TO, Siipi Serafia Saltta, @mno
Maria Saito, Meimi 2ppoin SEQ
mila, Sanni Waria 2itopa, ester
Sofia Sinsia, Sppne Maria &oa-
fiffo ia Semi gllice Ibo.
&affaot lapietl "Se olette falliis-
ii ostetit, te olette Serron omai-
ilus. Sent6bben fiittGf66t Serrm
mined, npt ia imfnifftiestil"
Seltrofiintomme em1nn1t of lait
tanit "htnSita", ioten Ell tartpinmit
IGbteG pGiipGlliielle fenenfiGn TO-
tiinio, tpnnn foatitn firfon ll1ono
rilumiinfin rohpintoa. &l1n pGiip1l-
Iisloma oil pibettp, iiirrpttiin firf.
foon iatfamaon iubIoa.
NlJoret iitorittiWot eniind objeI-
moa, ritnojo ia fertomtfiio, iotfo
of bptpin tilaiiituteert iopimasti mo-
Iitt1ta.
SenjGlfeen pltbiti 81. Snsiel, Oh
feen lGmpimdsti etponfeliitmia. 2op-
pitpltbeen pitt tdm6r firiottoio. Sltf
Iohpieraitn oIifin min ritnioosti, et-
lei firffomme tpotn1tt otttoa faifine
tiIno, ioten firffomGfi tdbttni iitbIo-
pIeiIogt6.
Sierra on tpoimnllinen ppbdinIG
fofottfiisinl"
@Gmd Serron ionat pit1pGt tpie-
Idfin poiffonia, Zen foimme toosfin
fofeo; filIG Serrm lana nGptti Iii.
fitttafpo monta iieIiio. Soofoon In,
bd Senfi firfnstoo SSeeittfIen fperes-
IA aittltittemme fnifillc, ettei tiff,
fam fnlliisti ostettit iielit ionfoiffi-
feen faoot1tffeen ioutitifi, moan ett1
10 omistaiIi Sitmoron rohioni
@. 81. &ronffoIo
Dor 81 gronttpoob. @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
Smomcsta
@niifertaloinerr
Motti Siripi

GlI"llSilululllSH
&oubojofi beinGfulln % ,. 1919.
&afas nell pima perbeeli Serras.
ial SpoGmellliiet teripeiiet npt en-
lin. gtDt finn on SSltmnln il1onltt INT
Den ormop1imGn maljeta, min piir-
ran lonfun rimin tGGlt1 imtpnlGfo-
oista. @nlin iuon ilmoitton ettG
elm Sumnlon Gojan u~Sfoslo. 81
minta ole milloinfoun tdmG mail
ma blnpittnmlt, iillG ~SSlntolo on
|iaomtt moittnu iDo1meni 10 morbai-
lestu nitorttnbestu ianffa; eli ole
milloinfuon mo ntooilman blrpit
bnpittuneet, 1illG on alma mltistlt.
III SeNufien iperi mieleen, eilf1 o.
lie len puolesto moinitt rinpetu eb.
Don toboon innti1 tefem11n, iillG
Seelus on fdrIinpt moiipon minitr
tGbteni, min en- liipin moi eboon
tab0on polfeo ialtani ollie min fal.
listo aarretto fun on elqnl1 ia al.
tuus. &pll1 Iielltmpibollinen nGpt.
t1d ia manlaa mailman bpipppttG
fuinfo td1ll1 on bDn1 Ola; bGnelle
fitilult foiffi. 81 iiellG taipaasio
ole fllin iofu muflba rouioriffp.
NGin he iootono miefoittclee fonIoo
omiin poliloibinio, min filin Ie
ndpttqG tGGlIGfin olepon; jofo eld6
~usfosin, fplld ie 1mpGri bGfpGis-
tadn. Sill1 mo mailman rrlriut
orpot toitfi fotoopia Min f1in fam
teleela on eros mirii: 81 mailman
~runiniStn ainoofonn ole piifiiton,
moiff' lemlinapi. 9tiin on ettd mall
ma tltrtee omanlo ia tllonitienot
elGm1t iielitt bulIuifii, fun opot
Min manboilliiiu, mlrtta fun pit11
astiia martbltrsfoon SSirmalon eteen
tilille, min on meill1 bpp1 ola fun
Ell meilla ole tilintetoo, itllG eli NELL
Ia ole tilintefoa fun ne oipat ON
teefiiormettil miittn iumalattomien
ia ltIfofltllottuien foboaIto Ell robtlio
toon fntoo, Mile on alma lama bel
tpetin moina. Siipoipninen ndfee
Min poIio pitaa ielIoiiesio ibmi.
iesIo, iota on Sitmalasto ipntpnpt;
fpll1 fe fen maolao, iotta find on
perfeIeen benfi ia iaoritps ia ieIloi.
fet iielitt titomitnnn fitoIemnor,
mittto mitd Sitnnlo on profeetto
1919 fonornit: &1in tto-
mitIette ne iieIitt fltoIemoon iotfa
eim1t ole ftoIemon ontio, ia tiio-
nitiette nc eldntddn iotfa eitp1t ole
eIdmGdn oiiottu, tciodn moIbeenne
minurt tdnioni feosfo iofo
mieleIld tpoIbetto fiiitlee. Ioin wG-
bd ne tietdtudt, tctfo omasta idries-
SitmoIan Iosta tittfit, min
Sobanmes ionoo: Sofoinen fiin
ipntpnpt on, Ell Re fpntiG
tee, ftId bdnen ~itenuenenfa ppfpp
bdnesfd ia Ell bdn toi6a fpntid teboa
lila bdn on .SitmnIasto ipntpnpt.
Ndin Sobannes tutieTee tdtd oiihris-
,fioo, mnitta fe on tpoifeo nsfoo
ibntinen SiunoInsto moi fpn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy Michiganissa

Remedy Michiganissa
Mrs A. H. Hall, Caseville, Mich.
samoa "Haluan kiittaa erittain hy-
vasta laakkeesta, Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedysta.
Emme ole koskaan ilman sta, Sc pc
lasti lapsemme hengen tana s~uvena".
Mrs Mary Darlington, Caseville,
Mich. kayttaneensa laaketta
"erinomaisella menestyksella".
EPXTOIvO
? Ruuansulatushairiot tekevat ihmi-
sen ,taipuvaksi uskomaan eta pa
rantuminen on mahdotonta. Suuri e.
rehdys. Sadat ovat parantuneet otta-
malta Chamberlain Tabletteja, ia
voivat nyt syoda mita vain. lama
laake vahvistaa vatsaa ia panee tot
mimaan sen elimet luonnollisesti.
Koeta heti, jos ct ennen ole sta
tehnyt.
JUURI MITX TARVITSI
"Kaytin pullon Chamberlain Ia
betteja ioku aka %sitten, ia ne olivat
juuri mita halusin". kirjoittaa Mrs
Valta Bankson, Ch~illicotan, Mo. "Ne
paastivat minut kaikesta vaivasta
vatsaani maiden. ia ollen nyt taysin
terve puhuen niista alma hyvaa".
PARAS ILMOITUS
Paras ilmoittaja iollakin liikkeella
on tyydytettv %ostaja. Kuulkaamme
seuraavaa. E. B. Milburn, Guion
Drug Store. Guion, Ark. samoa: 60
femme myyneet Chamberlain COUGH
Remedya monet vuodet tavdella ivy
dvtvksella".
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co.
Des Moines, Iowa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
Koulukirioia

Meilla on kaupungin ~taydellisin va
rasto koulukirjoja. My0s suurin va
liHoima
Vihkoja, lyijykynia, hvitauluja,
muistikirjoja, ainekirjotusviihkoja, XII
vikynia, kynalaatikoita, krjalaukku-
ia, kynanvarsia ia kirjahihnoja-
IRONWOOD PHARMACY
212 Suffolk st. Telefooni No. 20
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
Tairport, Din

Wind oIer ennen 10 ferton1tt mel
bdr iiutristo iitbIistomme enfd foo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

at the Orchard Park Methodist Ems
copal church The pastor. Rev. Ru-
fus T. Baker. viii preach at II a
m. using as his subject Industrial
Dar- or~1fer-