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New Britain herald., 1919-10-06
PASTORS TRIBUTE
 10 BELGIAN KING
Albert Is True Man Of the People,,
 MT. MiSSirian Says

Forming King Albert true man of the people, Rev. c. M. Missran, pastor of the Stanley Memorial church, yesterday embodied in his sermon tribute to the royal visi- tor, and also spoke words of praise for the famous Cardinal Mercier who dared the German hordes in the early days of the war. He said:
 The Great War undoubtedly like testing fire brought out the secret forces in the souls of all nations whether greater or small. America began to know more closely and deep " the magnanim worth of even such small states as Belgium, and likewise the nations of Europe have discovered the physical and moral gigantic forces in this great republic. Therefore the distinguished European visitors of the present day, unlike the former ones, are coming here, not to display a naughty spirit of pride royalty, but they come with sym pathetlC admiration an l a deep sense or appreciation, for what America did in the winning of the great war. and in relieving the hundreds and thou sands of innocent and helpless civil ians from the jaws of death and star Nation. This is the particularly dom- inant spirit in the visit of King AL bert and Queen Elizabeth and Car dtnal Mcrcier of Belgium.
 Belgium is one of he small states in Europe, with only an area of Ill., S7S square miles and q population or seven millions The government is constitutional representative and itE,Y.N guished visitor, King Albert. was crowned King of Belgium, on Decem- Der 23, 1909, succeeding his uncle, King Leopold. The coal mines of Bel gium are richer than those of any other country in the world. England excepted. There are mum erous facto- ries and machinery which the Ger mans footed and carried away with live stock and agricultural products. Most Belgians are Catholics. There is small percentage of Protestants There are four great universities in Belgium, namely, Brussels, Ghent Liege and Louvain
 X Great King.
 King Albert is d true man of the people. The royal title never held him back from having d full contact and thorough going sympathy with all the classes of people in his king dom. He is the most beloved and democratic king of Belgium. The suffering of his people was his suf- fering. This democratic and sympa- thetic spirit was fully active in Queen Eliza beth also. Her untiring and constant work of mercy in all the hospitals through Belgium and her tender care of tie sufferers Ccr- tainly has gained a place of devotion Tn the hearts of the people. King AL bert is also a great soldier. His ca reer as a fighting king, never separ- ated from his men, is d marvellous and unique record. He is not a weakling. The enormous threats of Germany could not break the power full will of King Albert and his men. He believed and showed that right makes might and not vice versa.
 A Towering Figure.
 In the words of the "Outlook, - Cardinal Mercier is d towering figure in the war. More than any other man he Is n symbol of the strength that has resisted Germany, a spiritual strength of unfailing faith that good can come of evil, Of steady courage,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
LOST AND FOUND

LyRT sunday, ut WriWood aviation
0,ld lndy % Un}s tlur, bot Win stone.
lhon" Nrs llugh 1t0Hum Walnut iilt
IrNHfd
LOST Boston screw tail bulldog DARK
hfDNu Hud bihOk bfludir win small
White spot uu hu,k ~ neck ana an
Ewtfs 10 tbu nnmo NJ llubblrs' lInl'
~ please tnll walnut t5i7
Lost. Purse. containing III. rrwafd
Dkhh0mn cry Route @ BpN ilo-A
Lost fytwrrn Wruf-llH drug siDrr.
buu blo'k on Main. or between There
Hud ?2O West NOblc, BIN bo0k contain.
Ing ili In monoy 800 Liberty lDnd md
valuable pHpnfT Finder Keep money,
return bond nud prp'f- Phone rlIN
10. ~ hnor b T. m Walnut ijjD Roy
H. Russell
H)sr Cameo ung nuh.r please re-
iurn 10 llsg y liroahNgy can wal
nat lln4J
LO'T 1ursdav p,r ~ nose glasses
iu McVcy cnte Walnut 3liG 80 ".
l0th lieY-rd
LOST f"p'o queen copper COMPANY
stock certificate. SO 1Gl " uo value
except 10 me Please return 30 u W.
llnft,s. room i0L = " e. 4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ONE dozen Single Comb Brown Leg
horn rulietE. 81, ou. oocstels 81 -
each Mrs. Ar Johnston. Coneorda.
Kansas
FCLL BLOOD WHITE OEPlNGToN
eggs for setting. f. T. Dearly. III
W 2Oth -
WANTED Services - fox terrier stud
dog. myst be perfect. not over four
spots. Will" ard tan. Walnut t0io
ROSE COMB Rhode island White eggs.
Excelsior strain. $500 for IS. 4. l.
LOWS, Fairfield Scb
IS Full BLOOD White Orpng,on
hens. rooster. bred for winter lay
ms. worth o.. viii sell for $50. II. G..
Merchants Bank. Perry. Okla.
For SALE lozcn White wyandotte
pullris. laying Rear 1903 North
broadway
tOit sALt.-25 New Zealand Red util-
itv does, breeding age. some with
Young $50 10 s. so. now Il the time
none better. g. e. Ford, Guthrie. Okla.
FOR sALE-loung Rufus red rabbits
chchp can Walnut 5Ssi. 7OS West
Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

CADILLAC 'our Io1dstgr. excellent
mechanical condition. il1sch mug.
rf'U. extra Tire. 8 might indr fpf
f}c-p passenger rrnOiF 1000 IS. Isth.
saturday Afternoon. sunday morning
HAVE several ro0d nrh grade cars
that ! win trade for good Oh leases
Mll.o 1861
LACE MODEL. up.tp-dnte car. good
condition. 500. terms SUNDAY 81
South Dewey
HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle j.
speed, 1911 model. with s.ic car. IN
~" shape. ami good booker. must
sell mako offer con ~ g-j West let
-. or phone Man" iii..I after . . m
\ ntNGNtN -ui,Haker ton and
hti truck Glol mechanically. good
tres i'ns N.r'h p1ls Walnut i'as
fpR SALE singl" buggg. and harness
'iil NJ 1923 North Lcc.
MODEL -. l'z.er car. Cylinders re-
bored. viii make drmonsttIt'on call
Room q. 2oi West 5th or 5.s West On.
FOR sALE-Ford sedan. slightly used.
$500 Phone charles owens. Maple
1877 une'half cash. terms
CHANDLER COUPE. i-pauengcf. al.
most new. 1918 model. cord tires. eI-
ceilo't condition In every respect ~ a
hig bargain 1900 90 okla cry Buick
Co. 2i-:l w. 5th 81 Phone Maple ia.
HUpNOBlLE--5- passenger model "
touring car. cord tires. new batteries.
excellent mechanical condition. 500 -
okla. city Buick Co. 2i-.3 W 5th st.
Phone Maple 75l
ONF 1915 Ford roadster Tor sale: will
sell right Dall Walnut o
TOF SALE or TRADE
Almost new Ford car 20 trade for
Ford truck iu good condition. O.. W.
Taylor 9I3 T. Whdsworth ST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
SEED, PLANTS AND TREES

BOONE COUNTY White Iowa Cold
mine. seed corn: S 10 per Ia. Sttis-
faction or money back guaranteed J.
T. Fclgley. Enterprise. Kansas.
SUDAN SEED-OnH while my own
grown supply lasts. at sc per TO-. .
lcu-lb. lots. freight prepaid. free from
johnson grass. tested 50 percent gormi-
nation. Act now. for you may not zee
this al hvain. 4. y. Mast. Route No.
!. Hutchinson. Nan.
Heavy Fruitcr Cotton. record four
bales per acre. 90 boiiH 20 pound. 10
percent lint. staple II. inch Heavy
FruIter Seed Company. Carn-syille. Ca.
X LECKLElS SWEETS AND TOM
WATSON melon seeds. 20 cts 10.
Prepaid. 4. J Hammond. Grower. Haf-
Ian. Kansas.
STRAWBERRY TlANTS-Set out that
strawberry patch before u h TOO late
with homegrown plants II e. Tan
ner. Oakdale Nursery. r. NO. =: bo,
*. Phone Walnut e7ss-J
AUSTIN Dewb.rry and blackberry
plans: best varieties for Oklahoms
write for prices. Ross Fruit Farm. Du-
rant Okla.
CAPITOL NURSERY
Maple ti5s
for Roses. Shrubs. Berries and Trees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

lblt SNIsI.
Standard and Registered Trottefs.
ono mare by Council Chimes. now In
fD1
Oro lv Lac colbert. now in toal
Two ly Peerless Grafton. one iu fonl
one Hy ShlJelaui Nuikccnz.
One hy SIX cloud. ycarhng
Ono horse colt by Peerless Grafton.
thee years old
One horse colt by SIX Cloud. year
lry
They arc on my farm II Junction.
okla Ask for s. II George n you
want 10 nee them. eight head nov.
eleven b." july Win keen them for You
frcc ,u iirst " June win take 81 200
cash or hnuklhlc note for the bunch.
Nutc !. r. Gcorsr. Waterloo, Iowa.
care Bryant Paving 60.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

STOLEN 30 WoS' 18Th g. Tuesday
nlghi, NlliSs- knight so,,n .pamDn-
Crt automobile, engine 30 1909. fr
ward fuf Information Geoige Fred
erickson, phone Maple I3i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

FOR SALE-Two second hand boiisra
n IN the market. II win pay you 10 In.
yeStisnte these. wylla Bros. CO.. 100
East Grand.
PusToFrlcE uStures for sale at ! bar.
gain. Eight sections consistins a 10
combination lock boSss. I sect,ons con.
.lsilng OF - call bosss; ail In sood con.
dltlon. Addfsss Bos s.s, Alien. Okia.
ELEcTNIc grill like new. also nic~
heavy quit and blanket vsasona ble.
2ih West 0rands
ONE pait American Box Tall ellevA v
and running: also one tent Tor a0i0C1
slna tent, ioSts; ussd part iase eeaooG
John Il. Wilson, OiIton, Ohia. .
FOR. sALE-Nstutsi hair sYite
auburn and rnized srsy. naeos M
ilOt w. ist st. IL.
ron sALE-iiesi halr swltsk. u NSS(S
sisl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

FOR SALE or TRADE
Almost new Ford car 20 trade for
Ford truck I'm good condition. G.. W.
Taylor. 9i7 T. Wnisworth ST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

LhlE MODEL. up-iD-tat~ car good
condition. 800. terms. sunday 90
South Dewey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

Will TRADE ..rnwenger 1918 Chsv.
fui'i fYI f.II.|,. Walnut 1901
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY

ST MrG loans made. - mtg paper
bought H. n Gardner. 1l2 Am Nlu.
hsuk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

AUTO radiators repaired. 800 up, spes
cal prices 10 dealars 7li n Ok's. :
tWO new Ford chassis, mus. seli.i
downing l2 ", Grand rhone Jspis
1888
lyis FORD radiator good ~ nav, bavs
gain. 10g y Broadway
FOR NALE- New Hmlth Form "a Truck
delivered your station, wholssale
pdce, tci quick Boa 81. Hydro. OKLA,
ron RALE-Htrphona pls b.passsngsr.
first clnHa condition, Call Vast kaia
St Garage
FOH SALE Five passenger vells u
Ike new. bargain tot cash. J, o.
Gtc,n. G!s American Nat bank. Wal.
nat 2ili
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

OVERLAND r.isisr. .u good .ntp.
Hr1 brand r.H f|rs poo NJ Bush.
Ilt st. NJ walnut ..I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
HAY AND GRAIN

PURE Nancy Hall soed sweet potA-
toes put IN IN barrels Or boxes. Y
cents In 500 IL, lots or smaller lots 1nc
T. o. b Mustang, Okla Cash with or
der. You can get them N Hose COM
miss1on Co, at Oklahoma City II. "
Watson.
"A FOR SALE 30 bushels alfal.
A IN seed tshn rer hushel,
u Call Y N unlw with
r. T. STUART n CO.
Maple ~. 10 W. Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
FURNITURE REPAIRED.
Capitol Furniture and
Piano Repair CO.

Let Nr fopHlf 1ud fcfnlsh iOur fuful.
iufu uil plano. our vOrE i1 guaranteed
'Nl N .|uui li'a VsI Vest ION
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
CATTLE AND STOCK

IOE stLI-S.1ty head h.gh grade
liui.'.i1 COWS and he.fcfs. mostly
'rf.. rui hUyy tpfngcrs. vii Ecil o.
carload Uf ''-o.De cheap u taken 500"
2! h..i yolfl'nE-. sll h.rh-gtllo Hpl.
ti'r. Lone Star bnly Mu,y1ue. Kan.
HIGHEST rU0r paid for cows. calves
hhd rug-. aus Had. Walnut l0i. .p5
N,7tN FshIurlor
FOR R,riasred J-r.ey cattle.
Tracy l. NuH.u.on. u = -. 40 g..
nt.phomn CIV Ihor' Walnut 2Ci9
HONEST GNHH PRICE for cows.
,tlNv aud hogs Of any Kind Gail
NpIlc SO
IOE SALl'-TWo r,feheron stations.
recorded w Ier.hcruu Society Of
America. Best Offer takes them. J. &.
pontIu- Yukon. Okla
FOR SALi-l l.ur Jersey coW. lust
fresh. With Lciicr ,ali. Call waiuu,
ltN'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
Pioneer Seed Store
, iss West California.

Is6 West California,
Phone walnut s3i9.
Full line Of fresh garden and field
seeds, onion sets, seAd potatoes, as
paragras and rhubarb roots Queen In {.
cnbRtors and broodera All kinds oi
poultry feed and poultry remedies. Gold
fish and supplies.
SUDAN fit so. maize, kafir, fetrritn,
$3.50 orange and aiuber cnne, 81 GO.
red ton 80 Mexican June Corn, % kO per
husheL All t1clenncr, lo0.lh bags
freleh, puld Money with order. Purity
Seed Co. Lubbock. Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
StOn. lOOkl

II You want 10 sell Your furniture,
rugs, bedding. dishes and. linen, call
Maple t1sa-J and get my biscash price
S0R sAi.h--Fivs rooms furniture. In
Guiding plano. practically new New
Homo sewing machine. bargain N taken
u oncei apartment for rent. soeh W.
IN st.
LIBRARY table, Wilton and Armlns.
ter rugs, rockers. beds. drsssers chif.
fopicrs. dininG room and kitchen fur.
niture, range and rcfriserator, Eas ana
coal heaters, dishes, etc. Maple ?lW'J.
1880 West Ind
I lRt'Y your useless furniture. Maple
hov. l.- \ ,...--.-->.--.--.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER

500O FEET i?Si2 timber for sale cheap.
Okla. wrecking Co. sis 4. Broad
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
STOMACH ON
A STRIKE
"Pape's Diapepsin" puts
Sour, Classy, Acid Stomaehs
in order at once


Wonder what upset your stomach
what portion of the food did the
damage-do you? Well. don't bother
II your stomach Is I'm a revolt; IL
sick. gassy and upset, and what you
just ate has fcrmented and turned
sour, head dizzy and aches; belch
gases and acids and eructate undi.
gested food--just eat a tablet or two
of Pape's Diapensin to help neu.
tralize acidity and In five minutes
you wonder what became of the in.
digestion and distress.
II your stomach doesn't take care
OF your liberal limit without re-
bellion, II your food Is a damage in.
stead OF IA help, remember the quick
est, surest. most harmless antacid is
Pape's Diapepsln, which costs so lit
tie at drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
The Romances|
Sum mer Girl
ny Zoe u~stisy
Copyright. 1919. by N. y. A.

SIN at Holdings. the nth.
Dear Joan;
am still breathless from the
eyclonel
AZ | wrote you. right In the mid.
die OF dietation and before the
words OF kimoto's announcement
that honorable gent'man was call.
ing. very angry" were fairly out OF
tho poor Jap's mouth. In burst
Handy.
What does this mean. SIR shot
Heron In n restained tone. merely
glancing up from his letters.
III means I've got TO speak with
you. Mr.. Heron" from Randy. his
eyes looking as I never saw them
bcfore-narrowed and cruel-his face
oolorless. his hands elcnehing with
desire 10 punish.
Il see people only by appointment.
am busy Debating"
I'm do a BIT of debating myself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Arrest Father of
Dead u. S. Soldier

Charged with having defrauded
the federal government OF 800.
which he obtained 10 pay the funeral
expenses OF "A son who died In the
military service. 4. c. Brabon. OF Bal
lard. wav arrested late Wednesday
afternoon by department OF justice
agents.
Last January Brabon's son died at
Camp Custer. Michigan. The father
is alleged 10 have obtained 800. the
amount allowed by the government
for the burial OF soldier. upon sub.
hitting an undertaker's bill OF $3.50.
The bill was never paid. Il Is alleged
in the complaint Brabon was ar
raigncd Tuesday before Commission
er II. w Mccielland. Ban was fixed
at 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
MONKEY FEEDS PILLS
TO DOGS: KILLS THEM

BkIDGEPoRT. Conn.,. Oct. S.
Hercules. "a trained monkey owned
BY DR.. Robert MARGIN. a veterinar-
ian. slipped uut OF his cage. He
found a bottle OF pills which he
fed to two bulldogs. one valued at
$500 and the other $3.50. The dogs
died.
Hercules made his way for four
blocks % a house and entering a
bedroom got into bed with two
children.
police sergeant who had had
experiences in a circus caught Her
cuiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
FRASER ENlrIERSD Co.
Special Price Basement

All who have been the Special Price Basement
appreciate the extraordinary values offers in Womens and
Girls ReadytoWear and Millinery Every advertisement
special opportunities for savings dependable merchandise of abo
uey correct style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

snapped Randy. his Jaw setting
hard I'm only a department head
in a subsidiary company. but l
know you. SIR. Heron. quits well.
and I guess you know me"
Randy held IIcrron's eye In a sort
OF challenge. / was amazed To- see
Heron look just the least tiny BIT
confused. lie rsghted himself i'm.
medlateiy. however. and with half
sneer. Eaid
You're In the electrical contract
Department. can't keep track OF
tho names OF all the clerks"
Randall Lewis 10 my name. Of
Ben,Hvillc. And my business con-
Germs your damnabic soiilng OF Miss
Narick'a name. -
Heron started from his chair with
the look of an animal about 20
spring. Ny blood ran cold. 10 well
did I know his power and the ter
rlbie. silent force of his anger. once
aroused. II flashed thru me that
he'd kiIi Randy as coon as look a,
him. felt Randy could not know
what he was doing in rhus proyok.
ing him.
Randy" I cried ''Be careful what
you Say, It's all mistake anyhow.
/ l."
Mistake IIa Not much OF n
mistake with all B.ntsyiile jabber-
ing scandal" lie wheeled toward
me. but felt his anger was direct.
cd against Heron, not myself. Il
guess you don't realize IL, Dorothy.
You don't know thia-this wolf IN
Sleeps clothing az I do. Oh. don't
be afraid for me An ! want Is for
you 20 get your buds together and
leave this place instantly before
this affair goes further"
Affair." AFFAIR." You young cub.
III have you kicked out OF here.
You're firedf'
To my nmaxement. Randy threw
back his head and laughed. and for
the first time I beheid John Heron
lose control Of himself lie suddenly
started toward Randy. who in turn
iurehod threatenlngiy against him.
There they stood for an instant.
forward. eyes holding eyes. fists
ready
/ held my bfcath-and saw the
miracle' IL was John Heron who
first relaxed. not Randy.
Perhaps" Handy broke the ON.
nous silence perhaps" he said
slowly. ~ might be YOU who'd be
fired, not I. Perhaps II told the
world OF that Kidgicy Lakes land.
development affair OF yours. you
would be known for what you are
a ruthless octopus.
"ro gain your own ends YOU
cheated those poor mountain dwell
ers OF their little home holdings.
To gain your ends you are willing
now TO cheat Dorothy Narick OF
everything a woman holds dear and
sacred. Oh. yes you are. You knew
what Mortimer Mills vicious wife
was circulating. You knew that
Mills was fighting you thru Miss
Narick. And you didn't care. You
wanted to fight back and win your
battle with Mills. even tho you tore
Miss Narick 20 shreds incidentally.
You could make use OF the shreds
Yourself. suppose you thought
Well, you won't! I'll take Miss Var.
lex with me. and I'll settle with YOU
for her right now"
He made n sudden reach toward
Heron and blindly I threw myself
between them. Heron shrank back!
Joan' The one net that
stands out. now that the smoke OF
battle has cleared. Is that Randy
Lewis did this thing-this miracle
Of making John Heron lose his
self-command'
More tomorrow
Your overwrought
DOROTHY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Sail Right In
To Your Meals
When You Get Acquainted With
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. There
VIII BE No Pcrils From Gas,
Sour kisings and Other
stormy Experiences
Of Indigestion

How often you meet people who
Kay. To eat that would be my fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Temple Chorus to
Sing November %

An elaborate musical program -
being prepared for rendition by the
Temple chorus at its next concert
Friday evening. November IS. in the
First Methodist church. The concert
viii be In The nature OF "A tribute 20
c. Ernest white. manager % the Sc.
attic symphony orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

-Women's Coverall
Aprons of splendid percale
in both light and dark
grounds. Mostly in stripes
and small figures. Square
and V-neck styles, with
and without collars. Also
an attractive model with
elastic waistband. Typ
zeal Special Price Base
ment value at S1.39.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
GLASS CUTS OFF NOSE.
SURGEON SEWS 1T ON

LONDON England. oct. San
unusual story was related at the
King Edward VII. hospital at Wind.
sor.
A stable boy named William Rob.
ertson. was preparing a horse TO
run In a race when a skylight fell
and cut his nose Off lie was taken
10 the King Edward VII. hospital
without his nose.
n was taken 20 the hospital,
where an operation was performed
and the nose Was put on again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Arraign Alleged
Master Burglar

Harry Carpcr. said TO be the
leader OF a gang OF burglars. was
charged with burglary In the sec
ond degree Tuesday. lie was hailed
before Judge A. w Frater and
given one week TO plead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
3 Big Apron Specials
for Thursday
At $2.15 At $1.39 At CSC
At Csc

-One-piece Slip-over Mar
guerite Aprons of pretty
striped and figured per-
Gale, with large pockets,
trimmed throughout with
rick-rack braid. These
aprons appeal to the
woman who doesn't want
to bother with tie-strings.
as they slip over the head
and button at the waist.
AT CSC each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
STATE CoNrERENCE

Tn. state conference OF Social Wei.
fare workers which was scheduled
for November 1915 has been post.
poned until January Tio. according
10 an announcement Tuesday by
Evelyn Gail Gardiner. secretary OF
the Social Welfare league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

-Women's Dress
Aprons of finest quail
ity Scout percale and
Amoskeag chambray in
wide assortment of
styles, in both solid
colorings and stripes.
checks and plaids. All
well made and prettily
trimmed. An unusual
value at $2.15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
TOO FAT?

Reduce 10 10 40 lbs. or more. under
800 GUARANTEE BY korein sys.
tenn. Obtain Oii Of korein At any
busy drug store. or write for free
brochure 10 korein Co. NH.iigs,
Station y. New York city. fieesme
slender by best method. No salts.
no thyroid. no starving. ne tedious
exercising. DcliEhtfuilY easy. rapid
reductieni improves health. sym
metry, efficiency ADD YEARS TO
YOUR LIFE. start todsy.-AasL
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inh." But they can eat melons. fried
fish. mince pie. cheese and such ter
fors Of the dyHpeptic provided the
neal In followed with Stuart's Dya-
Depsin Tablet
Thus to rule out all the tasty and
savory foods for fear OF indigestion.
gas and sour stomach. IL both need
less and depressing.
These tablets are composed Of di-
geatants and Etomachics In such pro-
portion as to digest food and thus
relieve the stomach OF an excess
burden. particularly 10 the stomach
has been overworkcd. II " n safe
rule to follow each meal with a
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet. then you
may eat what you like. wherever you
are. and not be rated a forlorn dys-
peptic.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets may be
found In all drug stores throughout
tho United States aud Canada.