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The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Illuminating Discourse.

A senior major was giving the
benefit of his advice and experience
to a youthful sub" See here" he
exclaimed, this is your first dinner,
and-well. go easy with the de-
canter, my boy! Remember esprit
de corps and all that sort of thing.
Here's a good tip. See those silver
candlesticks there? When you can
see four instead of two-why, clear
out. go home! See?' Perfectly,
and many thanks" replied the
young officer. But don't you think
you had better go home at once?
There's only one candlestickr'
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Acting In Haste,
RepentinE At Leisure.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAS

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
have been reading your good advice
to others, and now / am asking you how
to regain the friendship OF q young man
with whom 1 have been going with for
over six months. / like him very much,
but he appears very Jealous OF me. The
other night / went to a party and some
one told him they saw me there. There
fore, he came to meet me. He acted
very Indifferent toward me on the way
q home, and when l asked what was
wrong, he said he didn't want me to 60
to any dance unless he went with me-
as / was engaged to him. ] didn't like
the way he acted, and in my anger
gave the ring back. not realizing what ]
had done until after he had gone. Please
help me. HEARTBROKEN.
Since you seem to be entirely in
the wrong, there is nothing to do
but let him know that you acteI
in haste and want to see him again
He has shown very plainly that
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
BOOKS S

THE CREED OF HER FATHER. BY
Van Zandt Wheeler. New York:
Britton Publishing Company.
Many parent is likely to look
back over the period of his chilli
rens growing up, and wonder II he
could not have adopted, with fortu-
nate results. the methods of DR..
Howard. Miss Howard. a beautiful
girl, and the central figure in the
social life OF her community, be-
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Weekly Allowance.

Man Nan - l. S iS lIS. q lbs, or SIS lbs
Roy 'Sgs'siES'SS S;;i ios. zoz 60 lbs.
Chitd - 80 IDS OK 20 lbs
81 ~ qS' mllk lbs.
Child ~ .5i2.+ .S4l so qt. mi,S i An.
lLi . 1 egg
I:S.itGs'.II5II9 IbS4oz "a r.,
For complete program combine
my article ia last saturdays Times
with this one. Fo- any further cx-
planatory information sec Miss
Aubyn Chinn. food expert. loom so
old National Museum buiIsinr:,
Tenth and y streets norlhyos1
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Why should Any Woman
Want Such a Question:
DEAR MISS

i am twenty-five. Almost all my life
l have been too interested in study to
care for the society of men. About
three months ago. however, ! met a
young man of thfrty-fve and gradually
became very fond of him He. too,
seemed to care a great deal for me. We
had three or four dates every week.
One night some time ago he failed to
keep an engagement with me. | met
him few days later and he begged me
not to be angry, but to renew our friend :
ship. A few days later he told me that
he is a widower of only a few months.
Since then he has not seemed to be very
The Washington times., 1919-10-20

he cares so much about you that
he doesn't want any other fellow,
in the reckoning. Therefore. 1T
ought not to be difficult to get him
back when you have demonstrated
that you prefer him.
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
TUice- Told,
Tales
The Ford rheater
Disaster.

NE Of the worst eaismitles
that ever befsll ne District
The Washington times., 1919-10-20

CTo Re Continued.D
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Merely a Detail.

A girl student in taking leave Of
her college dean said. Goodbye.
professor ] shall not forget you.
! am Indebted to you for all
know" "oh, j beg of you. replied
the professor don't mention such
a trifie."
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Beatrice Fairfax Writes OF
Problems In Life and LOUe
For Women of WASHINGTON

Readers of this column invited seek the adpice
and counsel of Beatrice Fairfax in affecting their
relations wih other people Names of writers are neper
published without permission Of the writers
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Saving Money in the Home
Little Tricks For Women
in Household Economics
By Elizabeth Lattimer.

In order to complete the program
of the plan TO feed a family of FIVE
persons on 50 per day, / am now
giving the menus for the succeed
ing days OF the week.
Sunday starts of with a dinner
of veal croquettes. Soup and baked
beans are served on Monday: po-
tato pie, with string beans and
cabbage salad on Tuesday; pot
roast for Wednesday; meat pie for
Thursday; baked fish on Friday and
creamed fish on Saturday. The
beef bone on the market list is
used for a soup on Monday. The
roast beef is used for the pot roast
on Wednesday, and the meat pie
on Thursday is made from the left
over pot roast The creamed fsh
of Saturday is made from the left
over of the baked fish on Friday.
The Washington times., 1919-10-20

that ever befeli the District
Of Columbia came on the
morning Of July s.siseS. when two
noors OF the old Ford Theater, IN
which President Lincoln was ssssssE-
mated by John wilkes Booth. which
had then been converted from a
place of history into Government
department housing HUNDREDS Of
clerks, collapsed. killink more than
a score OF employees and rs2lming as
many more. The four walls re-
NAMED intact. and they are stand
ing today: and the rooms whics.
were later rebuilt, still are ten&nteo
by war workers
Now the Ford Theater building.
which is located from soc 10 bis
Tenth street northwest. houses q
section Of the sdjutant generals Of
fce OF the War Department, includ-
ing the section OF recruiting. rec
ords. and Identification.
On that fatal morning in ga,
when the theater was occupied by
the records and pension division.
the second and third floors OF ths
building fell through just as work
was started in earnest for the day.
~ WIZ ktIr A1Q HNIlNf1r anu
II was just after the opening hour
That the crash took place.
Pan witAsvs wsr~fns.
without warning, the walls. which
were thought 10 be sturdy. though
they were many years old, began
slowly TO crunble. and a panic was
caused among the workers as the
H0nr a a Qs6
No avenue OF escape was available
The third floor was the weak link
IL fell directly on more than nfty
unsuspecting occupants of the rocr
below. The suffering was terrible.
and screams rent the air as the men
and women struggled in vain TO ex-
trieate themselves from the wreck
age.
News of the disaster spread like
wildhre throughout the city. and
within a half hour a sursfnE mob
Of curious persons surrounded the
Truesome scene, watching the fs-
Nerish activities Of the rescues Pc
lice and FIRE Departments were
called out 10 prevent further loss OF
life. The third floor had crashed
down with its occupants upon the
second floor. which later crashed 10
the ground.
Ambulances and wagons Of every
sort were directed TO the scene, and
District labor gangs and volunteers
worked hard 10 rescue the dying
and take care OF the dead. Troops
and smbulances from Washington
barracks and Fort Myer were or
oered out by the acting Secretary
of War. Hundreds of student doc
tors and practicing physicians OF.
fered their services.
PIpnd~rers Punished
II was considered at the time the
worst calamity which had taken
place in Washington for years-
Piunderers were summsriiy dealt
with A great amount OF clothing
and 5ewslry was rescued.
Among the salyaged articles wers
Is coats. pineteen pairs OF troysers
twenty-nine vesta rvren ty- n nfne .hsts,
twenty-three umbrellas. efehteeu
watches, twenty-five -psirx of. cun
buttons, one scarfpin, elk pocket-
books. one bicycle, twelve pair Of
eyeglasses. bank books, match
boxes, deposit and pension certin-
Gates, and s239 27 in small amounta
The greater part of IL was identi-
fed and returned either. to It's own-
ers or their survivors
The city was in mourning for
many days following this. disaster.
for about thirty representative sc-
tive persons in civic affairs here
were killed
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The LOUe
Gambler
By Virginia Terhune Van
de Water,
CHAPTER LxxII.

A FTER all, IL was Miss Bristol
IA herself who brought the
conversation around to the
The Washington times., 1919-10-20
Daily Allowance

Since all human beings must have
what is known as bulk food, Il is
interesting to know just what these
menus allow in this respect. The
table follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

She IL SUI Cd by her husband. n
laughter. leo, ana a son. John Ray
Snund, j.
IESuN MORTON NANCY.
claiming g. tr an cmploye ~ u Tulsa
pI rumpUfy was arrested at 80
.ba nlEhl W city Detectives hrwiy
aud lany ,, charged with the theft
q . puts ON IA Marmou roadster
10 fon' ~ 'ho Palace cnf. Monday
.lrh' l.t vas rrmaudcd % the
,N IhiI JON failure TO make 100
bond
~ TIT I.ASr ship load ~ cap
turrd CONAN helmets aftINns In
the thptI stat.a. a Tuisiu B-r-
tram & R"dgrave, an emp.uy- ~
M. - f,.lWhy, remembered Ice
CLINTON n ne" nlon Natiunb hank
The TuIaf l- IN France ana writes
that D., Dtiur through the scrap
Nithouf Hrualch tie was mem
hor of mo D. 2 md enginerr- aud had
a conn ~Iuu an HrCOnd nrutrnsut.
ON 1IH ENENlNu ~ Sow Year =
dtN ~ % O'Clock ut' .nr tina
ptumIs.s 90 hr one Of co., most iu
tefoHtIig g..'I held In = Tu.~i church
Will b, up,i A. TIgort Memorial
church .ul Sorth Man The work
~ tho rfN year In 10 be- outlined In
- nunnf ~ three minute ldlkH hy
tho Of. al members uf tho church
n IN l,.r.ri that the kr}n not" 10
year ~ hustle ana progress VIII ho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
miio mn NJ ruI .it,>p

starring win a Hpr',t. mhiur"
thiH afternoon the Hlu'N company
VII pot uu the hrH comedy lhrN
hRN" PLAYED tho H't.uu. entitled
'llrIlu lIll m, p.. ul laugh
Ing from start tu fuHh coming
Huuu' from NE urHH man Prfs into
truW being caught IN "a tmbiiug
tNd. hud then having 10 explain TO-
hlp wife 30 no where he In going
when Ines Lake hlm tu JAN Instead
~ g"inE tp ia though be- pt,t'uds
thhi D." be- going lu war. ana irllf
hs wife nat be- has been ordered
To France " hat hhppruH after.
wards ana the tbnglu ho gets inlu
has 20 be- seen a. bo hpprtt lated
tn" patrons lhi nav" been sk,nE
Tor rum,lN an tina SEASON viii got
their share ~ laughing oui uf thIN
play ana II they don't hnS" sni'
SIDES after seeing "llcllo iuil' they
had he''er see a doctor THIS play
Will run uri Saturday night tnuu
~ store ulFhi Friday ana next
Monday Some vrry valuable pres
cnts tu h" given away
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
City Briefs
At ruLsA ruIATrRs TODAY.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

,ess"H ~ which THE \irginlnn' ana
Tho Sluaw Man are typical ln
NtnuCrH
The critics have been ruthusins
In their approval - Tho light "f
Western stars
'tnu ~ the most pictures %" bul
Impressive westerns over uurulird
un the Err"ou, II H Nlli ana
artIottul picture The ptuiy ts .. n
IN human interest uud ,ugruvlug
adventure m, pf"iurHuu ,s ,Hi
prth Tho great W,u h,H ptuhnl'
never been mutr lupi' H7.t,iN
filmed Sew Nuik Mufuipg I'l'.
graph
Makes good with tang Teens
with interest and excitement bus
tn fatuum p"rfcclN bpN'H th'
Western hero with con, I,tIuu. Nlrllltr
ana r'i. bIuodrl action Ncw ! uih
Review
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
SOLDIERS OF FRANCE
IN GREATEST OF
WORLDS SACRIFICE

Soldiers Of France have led In tho
world sacrifice Of blood and treasure
that liberty and democracy should
not perish from the earth.
The word will forever owe France
debt OF gratitude for this aS well
as Tor AN invaluable remedy for
stomach. liver and intestinal disor-
ders which ltH peasants have been
using with reported marvellous re
quits
The ingredients are now imported
ana sold In this county by Geo ",
Mayt prominent Chicago chemist,
under the name ~ Mayt's Nonder-
ful Remedy u is a simple. HARM
less preparation that removes ca
tarrhal mucur from the Intestinal
tract and nilays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
Ing appendicitis. ono doeo will CON
vince or money refunded For sale
at quaker ANA Puritan Drug COM
pnnlcs and druggists everywhere --
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
MAJESTIC

The .psc,s, .%ps,..,,o today an ,h%"Sh
a. Az Az h. "The Lisht ~ Western
s,.rs. adapted from hc famous
n n, zane Grey amy enacted by
noss ~ notable piayyrs. featuring
~. W.ai deiineator og western he
tno w" '"U.,.,,n pNrnum.
'o"r Tha scenes IN tho photoplay are
coasaaA in yMt-ac,uai location" Of
zane 0reys story The picture
strikes an Intelligent as we'll ms popu-
lar appeal and In guaranteed by the
management to please all CLASSES of
patrons A mnsterly production ~.
markahlc for It's happy PORTRAYAL ~
characters, It's fine eNteriorr and
scenic effects and the high quality OF
its photography The great west has
never been more impressiylcly filmed.
This IN the first " the new United
pictures which have been booked for
exclusive showing at the Majestic and
the announcement that Dusty"
Tarnm will be seen at regular inter
walls will he welcome news To this
splendid actors many friends and
admirers.
Az the Wild and loyuhlc cowboy
Gene stewart. who wngcrs he Will
marry the firs, girl that arrives In
town, Farnun II dcliRhtful and his
gripping vlrile characterization II -
clever as II " convincing Dustin
Farnum brings to his perturbation
n wealth ~ artistry developed IN his
brilliant screen career ana rip"
experience as star IN stage sue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
JAPAN WANTS "0PEN
DOOR" IN FAR EAST
IAnfs In New york nnd Announces
Policy of Ills Go,crnmcni.

NEW YORK. pec 81 japan " .'l
enter the peace conference pledged
90 IA policy OF peace ana the open
door" In the Gar east, IN IA" man
tennIce Of which she WI Wrlrnm"
the co-opofutinn ot the allies littuu
Nobuaki Maxine of the laptit'rr
peace com mission, declared un hi'
arrival here today Win fellow dele
gates. attdches hnd H"'rr'atirs on
the way to Franc"
His couuirys covrsc I'm her forriru
relations. said the bntou, Who IL a
member OF thu laphuorc house ~
peers. and the advisory council of
diplomatic affairs viii De hnth ~
To insure he most effective partner
ship with the associated powers lu
the work Of reCnnHtrurtiun lltNinE
established prnro In the br."nt hN
clearing GERMANY from hcr itr east
ern bases ana keeping the rI,,u'
open to commerce, h" added Japan
IL fully iU accord with the allies Tor
just ana lasting world peace
baron Maxine asserted nat
Everything have seen and every -
thing | have heaid from my ruun
trymcn since | rived ou your
shores has tended tu iniicht" even
closer and moro sympathetic irlh r
tions FOR the future than have pro
vailed In the puHl
For the last six months, tho baron
stated. disturbed conditions In Rus
sia aud siberia. hs well nr tho ne
uViti.s of enem.ea agents whom II
wn- Impossible toe sclininat" alto
l&-t thcr, coupled Win the disagree
mrnt between north ana oouth IN
China. had caused some unoanlnchS.
but the surrender OF Germany had
lifted "a great load from IN" whole
country The commercial dele '
gates he snid. appeared 70 hc pult"
confident that the conference at
Versailles would result N the cetah-
llshment of improved conditions
throughout tho far east
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Roll of Honor

WASH NGTON. Dec. ~ The FOL
lowing carualties are reported by th'
commanding general NJ thr Ameri
can expcditlonary forces Killed IL
action, ~: died Of wounds. t2 die,
of accident and other causes, 2. dice
Of disease. ,, wounded severely. 2ps
missing In action. ~. Total, t26,
oklahoma list!
Woundcd Severely.
Scrrt. fr~d W. Fioyd. Morrison.
Co~p, douglas Allen. Oln~y.
Prtvatc~i
Coy q. King. Jcrpcy CITY.
william u. Young Jacket a
IFc Melton, Itctidrn.
ltobs.rt ~. shaw. Mrckcr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
III MO

Clara kimhall Young In back At
the Rlnl'o today ana tomorrow fnr
tho flfSt time IN many works She
will Ice seen In her latest feature
picture "Th- savage Woman which
she presents with her own company
Milton Sills IN leading man and JHck
Holt has u strong part The Hav
axe Woman" In u fine fllm drama Of
the famous French novel ~ the same
name. written by Francois curel A
Mutt n jeff comedy In also on the
program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
DIR. Kings New Discovery
Relieves Them and Keep
You Going on the job.

fnv continuous years ot almost
unf, ,l.rg rh,,Nug and relieving
coughs. colds ana biuircd rufferings
is me- proud Achievement OF br.
klrgs Sea l'l-ruNrrN
Grandparents fathers, mothers.
the kiddi,r all have used and are
usug it ns the Hu'es,. surest,
mot plcas,nt to take remedy they
know of
Sold hy an Druggists everywhere.
500 ana 81 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

urlt J"S,"ruay tor ma nom. a. N.u
fl'id, Kan l,r VA HUon b. uIH
t"t"1 Out ~ tht service. ana ..,us
10 enter medical college
Nld, or TilE City officias viii
ihNr a h"uin 'oday chcapt dtJu,
llthldfd uud hH Hec.otary I.
lihrhis"n hey viii b" on tl, 500
bN d'b Son" ~ IA. other utf,,s
Nu. Dee open
IIlt MllllNG of the bot.I oI
''"'t"rE pf tho NJ g. pI
Ii'"A'ibhl, l'pguo, Hrhrdultd iu hp..
been h"ii yesterday aft"rhDon va
p""ipuu"d tuIu Thursday nigh a..
which t,W' final pans g. the
l''EH'S utghulsatlou ato to D., per
t',''d
'pl g. T. DDtGLAA Will sprui
To-Day ai kpusha C,t, vlsiting with
% " M.lhrln. president - hr
.unWher uf commerce. The s,.ir.
lty w.ll report Informally ru the
pl"rf'H ~ the Tulsa nnanclu cog
p"ihl"n, hnd AXE up other uln.I
chamber 90 commerce. mattcr
JAMES 4 kElNEnY .on .fpr
\ - Kennedy after visit Wfl hlf
parents. has Eoue To- taliforut ana
r"'uWrd hts studies In Slanfor upI.
N'lHlib ~" was graduated uu' ~
mo 3 \ 7 g there with the h chest
h"u"rs - 300 boys. sent Ia II TrNtH
uh|uing camp, ana Was mustered
out ~ the service at the end af the
war
Mus ! NJ Nl'ltKE, wlfs OF N
huttr. head ~ the burke rett.i,Im
company And formerly head OF tle
ltu American li-flnlns COMPANY
died In - Louis Yesterday. u..tfl-
NIX 10 word received here yes, .rlay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

WARRINGTON. Dee. si.-Under
n general order issued today hy the
war department property owned by
military units such ~ pianos. phono-
ysaphr, libraries. athletic goods and
Such articles may he disposed OF by
the organization and the funds there
by derived bo added TO tho unit fund
Should the property not he disposed
OF after the unit ls dlsbnnded. the
commander may sell the property
and divide the money among the On
listed members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
lillllAIlM Az

Final performances ~ school
Days" by tho iii links company
viii bc given at the broadway this
afternoon and evening II IN a
spland.i bin for New Years Rmu-c
ment seekers and on. that viii bo
thoroughly appreciated by all The
bridges. Edgar linrnett and Eddie
Hefferman wilt furnish plenty OF
comedy. and tho song program will
he high class In every way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Au.,,rnn rrnlarr chester. which ar
rived nor. ,r.t.rday with the Amer
',,, d,.,r.,.,. WV.rs Hui Alvin.
I.ft nero inh,. f,r D'nSg. the port
- G,,nitn poir1 Inc drstroyrrs
hnyr gone 10 l.ubr,A. also herman
u,It.c mont The Witships Will take
ON bunfd Aick Nwr'l''h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

sounded by these wide 1"sk. u',n
business men. Everyone ~ Iul"
invited Everyone interested W ~"
great Christian WORK of tn' ~ ~
side OF IN. hrs' town hn "'''h
urged 10 attend this WrNi'"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

late. retarded Wncilonius throws
The whole dhNH duucs ont OF gear
Keep the system Clrinred. tho sppe-
tlte lively, the stomach s'aunch with
M Kings New I.fe Pulls Mid and
tonic IN action Sold every
where, 35c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

NEwrri!T CEWS Va Dec. al
Tho transport N'"'uH arrived mere
today from France WIN 'OO or.
ficers ana men. most or "h'm hhi
been wounded or gtT'cd'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
At Tulsa Thedters
EMPRESS.

Margaret Edwards. the b.autlfnl
young i7-year-old dancer being
featured on the present hill nj tn.
Empress, enjoys tho distlncNon of
belng ths most perfectly
formed Eirl In tho world
Ns won Nthe grand prize
over n field Of 10000 contesiantH
offered by the international PhSh-
cal Culture society. Che " tho mos'
perfect living specimen of womnnly
ioyelIpess. beautiful OF face and
form and remarkably graceful
She 10 appearing at the Empress
In classical dances and physical ex-
ercises She is accompanied by her
mother, who for many years was
physicai Instructor IN the University
OF California, and II IL due To her
scientific training that Margaret has
reached the high degree of physical
perfect tion abe has attained.
Miss Edwards several years ago
had tho part OF "Naked Truth In
the big moving picture feature.
"Hypocri.es." which created a tre'
mendous sensation. Being a native
OF California, she IL we'll known to
the famed movie colony OF Los
Angeles and II an intimate friend of
the Dish girls. She was IN Los
AnkoIe0 NUtlC tur INV V'k
special, The Greatest Think In
Lfs," was being filmed and taught
LILLIAN Oish how TO make her light.
M jumps across tho bed In one of
IL sAs, ~Anes Of the first reel Of that
icturs. -Jt was shown al tho Rlalto
,s first Of thN q week.
-Four other Atsts are on the Em-
80 biI, which c'ts-.-ss It's engage
,snts tonight jess orrsall, In an
'nn,"vS "n ana comedy mono,os,rI I.
',,sst 4 Nswiyn. comeoy' Z
nd rs..S;,~a S:rs'naso asoppo%r,aniv." sS% oomD'' !.
he program. o,rc.s that Peal
MAJ" win bssin Its fir., sp' de
:s srcS;y rc,;,, " .:r,.i I: :'S IN. TO ss: IN.
;r.t s,..a. a1i:" r.. %o.t :r.,:, n. vim" Va sa
,nsmesred part OF "C,n.ifs,M1e" In
..Tns ra,a, ring" in again IN heaay
man of the serial
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trouble. etc.. especially In the winter
when few OF NV yet much cS rciae.
Help nature out--lnHuro yourself
discnsc keep the bowels open and
the liver active "a Naturixed
Liver Tablet uccasionally--only ibc
at any drug store. Money back u
not satisfied. ADV
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ro KEEP WE'LL ASSIST NATURE

n HODERN living cot ditiopi are
NN so vastly different from
those planned by mother
Avn nature that It IN no wonder