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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
DEAR TO IGNORE

DEAR To IGNORE
CHEAP To ACQU IRE
Could we say more TO a wise
buyer2
It is 4 high class modern
apartment house in good
neighborhood. time tested TO
net u percent on sale
price.
If you have several thousand
which you wish to earn u
percent net without fail and
a good chance of even bet
ter. phone 20S0.
1t is true.
TURNER, KEMP & COLDWELL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
For SsIe-City Property

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IF YOU have property for sale, list It
with Leavell & Sherman. ZIG Texas.
Phone 1926
FOR SALE BY OWNER, a well built
home, 4 bedrooms. large living room,
on large lot on corner furniture for
sale. Ph- 1928.
BUNGALOW-Four rooms, glassed-in
sleeping porch. breakfast room, bath,
screened kitchen porch, basement
heating plant. built-in features, with
all furniture, including piano,
$4,000. Unless sold at once viii be
taken off market. Phone SSS9W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

BARGAINS N
HIGH GRADE USED CARS.
one Stutz Touring.
one Packard Roadster.
one Ford Touring
Two Maxwell Touring.
One Marmon Racer.
All OF the above cars just painted
and IN good shape.
LESTER MOTOR CO.
sol Montana. FL Paso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN FL PAsO"
Is THE STATEMENT OF EVERY
AUTOMOBILE NAN THAT HAS
SEEN THE PHENOMENAL VAL
UES We ARE OFFERING IN OUR
CLEANUP USED CAR SALE
THESE CARS ARE GOING FAST
OF THE CARS At THE PRICE
YOU HAVE TO INVEST
LOOK AT THESE
studebai5sr 4, self starter.
good tires
Overland spssdstsr. bargain. s1s5
Overland, passenger new
paint, top, etc
Overland. 5 passenger. starter,
Overland So. Touring. pas
senger. see this buy.
Hudson $40. an exceptional
chandisr Roadster. fast and
Buiek. Light 4. S passenger. SSS5
Overland. 5 passenger, dandy
for the price
Overland. Light 4, new paint,
top, etc
studebaker 8. Z passenger. new
paint. top. etc
Overland. Coupe. painted. re
built S595
Overland. S5-f. > passenger.
new paint. top. etc
Overland. Light s. new paint.
top, seat covers, and tires
a great buy at SOS
Overland g. a very good serv-
ice car
Overland ~90-' current model:
very good, economical car.
you WILL HAVE TO HURRY
II S Z CARS WON'T L A ST
LONG THE ABOVE ARE ONLY
A FEW OF THE BIG BARGAINS.
FL PASO OVERLAND COMPANY,
Kansas and Boulevard Sts-
Phone 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

TUA sALE 81 OWNEH
4 room frame cottage. furnished or
unfurnished, viii take car as part
payment 510T Nations Phone s406W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

on DOUGLAS STREET
s room bungalow. hardwood
floors. built-in features, south
front lots; best block on the
street-for only $3.50, easy
terms.
CALL WILL MARI
JAMES l.. MARI & co.
304 San Antonio st.
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

CLOSE to Five Points. brick bunga-
low, 5 rooms and sleeping porch,
$500: terms. Also Manhattan Heights
bungalow, rooms and sleeping
perch, full basement and heating
plant, paved street. $4,000; terms. Be
quick ii you want one Of these places.
Phi. 6S6 or 1912
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

MONTANA sT-5 room bun
galow, S. front, 81 5zx140, with
extra lot 81 izx40, along alley
in rear, facing side street
A first class home and a
splendid investment at S45OO.
This cant be beat
FISK-RAMSEK REALTY co.
Phone 1913. Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

A special feature Of the Cleanup
sale Will be Mating Rugs These
are ska and a special low price
FOR quick clearance -F5-1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

\. KANSAS ST-For sale, s1x120 It.
owner VIII sell for $50 front foot
less than adjoining property sold for
years ago; good location for any
kind OF business, owner. Address
Il %. care Herald
DO YOU OWN YOUR HOMER
IF NOT
SEE MR. THOMPSON. WITH
A.P. COLES & BROS
ZIG BARGAIN
s rooms. sleeping porch. high ceilings,
large closets; price to duplicate house
alone $500; on account of family
leaving city you can buy from owner
for $500 Corner near High school
Paved street Phone 635, night 1882.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
/ Warn Weather Fsature-

Luucn nlluluuGAa.
The most attractive pl1ce In a
home during the hot season Is the
porch. therefore the wise house
wife viii make Il as Comfy as
possible. But-Tour porch Is not
2 Coy Corner unless you have
one OF Rogers Couch Hamn oclls-
We have only two couch ham
mocks left. which we viii close out
at very attractive prices quoted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

NEW BUNGALOW BARGAIN
Has five rooms, heating plant, hard
wood floors. tile drain board, on 40
foot lot, one block from car line and
close in.
Win tint and paint to suit purchaser
Price $3.50: easy terms.
RAMEN bros. OWNER
POI POP Caples Bldg. Phone 613.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
For Sale-FurnRura


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BARGAIN furniture. ERWIN FURSI-
TUKE CO., 100 San Jaelnto. Pa. $40
KITCHEN cabinet ron iop desk, sideboard.
stove dresser, hose. refrlgeratqrs elnlAs
table, chairs. 1000 Wyoming Ph. eyes-
fURNITURE exchaEse and fireprOof stor-
age; we viii sell your furniture or ouy Il
or store Il Pm. l7s2-16Iz
FOR SALE-National cash register. reg
isters to Slos one large victor safe lle-
proof Apply to 124 Florence ST. city Xxx.
FOR SALE-singer sewing machine IN
perfect condition, cheap for cash 19lo
N Stanton PA $50
WE buy, sen or exchange furniture ana
sewing machines
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
NV FURNITURE EXCHANGED.
for oldi viii buy second hand goods; your
HOME FURNITURE Coz SIS IEAAs.
We PAY highest cash prices for furni-
ture and sewing machines
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
FURNITURE for sale. rugs and a few
pieces Of furniture in good condition CaIi
1873 E. Rio Grande- Pm 452s.
We Sill. HAVE BARGAINS in storage
and commission furniture, fresh lots IN
weekly. G. d. Houser Upholstering Co.
200 Texas. Phone 4llo-
FOR sALE-Furniture, / Mission library
table, 2 Mission upholstered rockers ]
1894 Upson, Apt 2
FURNITURE for every room, new and
second hand Cash or credit, Just as you
like. RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.,
10e-1f s. Stanton St Phone $500
A LOT OF second hand gas stoves
Low prices anc your credit Is o K
EOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
We BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
All kinds Of furnitures come and see "a
dou't sell your furniture before you get
our prices
THE FAIR DEAL FURNITURE CO.
No. !, 81 z. san Antonio Phone s15-
No. . e1s s. Stanton Phone 1851
JUST RECEIVED a large Shipment OF
the famous DUPLEN FlRELEss COOK
Frs. Come in and Inspect them hl0
GRANDE FURNITURE Co., 1871 >
stanton 81. Phone .aoZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

4 REAL SNAP IN A CLOSE IN
HOME
Without Flaw or Blemish-5 room
brick on North Kansas ST.
walking distance Of business CEN
ter: close TO north side churches
and schools; with flowers, fruit
trees, shade trees, grape vines
and large barn in rear A bargain
al the price-only $4,000. Terms.
For satisfactory results list your
property with US.
FRANKLIN REAL ESTATE &
ms. COMPANY.
Tel 1891.
Basement First Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY
On groceries and fresh meat The best OF
staple and fancy gr0ceriess also fresh meat
Cut Price Grocery ~ n oregon.
Phone 1871.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

1917 Haynes in excellent condition in
every respect; a fine Z passenger car for
less than one thousand dollars
1917 Chandler, newly painted, new seat
covers. wire wheels, good tires with an
extra. this is an exceptional bargain FOR
cash.
1917 Buick being overhauled and painted
ready 10 80 in a few days.
A bargain I'm a Maxwell and a Ford
N. L. NAQUEN,
Distributor.
Chandler, White. Velie
sos Montana St Phone S4S6 or a05l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

BARGAIN $3.50
5 room bungalow, built on two lots,
1927 Mountain Ave. A J. Rocdy-
Phone TS66W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Hardware


Cur RATF HARDWARE ard Paintins.
HENRT MOHR. $40 5. FL PAso- 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

CORNER on N. Kansas. Six
room bungalow. $500. Terms.
Phone 1858. Mr.. Broaddus
BROADDUS & Lebanon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

OF AL sIaIsIER G

OF ALL SUMNER GOODS
For next week We of1er special
prices On GI sumner goods
There IS stili plenty OF time 70
use them this season, and they
viii be al right for next year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

FIVE ROOM bungalow, 500
Grant . full lots, paving paid
Phone 1855, Mr.. BrOaddus
BROADDBs & LEBARON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

EDSSEGAN-BROWN co.
Hides. Wooi, Relts. Tallow. Ete-
FL Paso. Tex; Albuquerque, n IL Doug
las. Ariz-; Phoenix. Ariz-s Tucson. ARA
Chihuahua. Mex: ParraL Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Jewellery Repairing.

JUST TO GET ACQUAINTED
We viii rel air your watches and El4ran-
tee all work years. $50 cheaper than
tonic St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

SEVEN passenger Chalmers and Jordan.
Grant roadster and touring. Oakland
touring. Liberty touring; light cars wanted
DANA AUTO SALES co.
500 Montana. Phone s4s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

SEE THESE CLASSY ROADsTERs
Oakland 1915 model. same as new
Scripps- Booth. one blue. one
lavender; dandy little cars 80
miles 90 gallon gas.
WALTERS & DURHAM,
Phone 40g5. go W. san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Furniture Repairing

FURNITURE repairing. upholstering oaE
speciality. Bodey uphoisterinB Co. 1s9s
E1nu1afa- Pn a7T
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
rol MARnIEp MARTlRs.

II HE trend in this country to-day Is to encourage matr
mony and the rearing OF children
The income tax that allows double the exemption for
married men, and that gives added exemption Of 800 for
each child, is a subsidy, though scant one to cupid.
But with prices the way lh ~ are. and the need Of mill
lions OF well born true American children to eayen the
alien lump, some bigger nducemen must be given, for
the 70 egn and NOR especially The alien ele
ment in the country liner asng far rapidly than
the better American families proportion their
numbers.
Korea has an idea two this that might nnd
useful
In Korea the male never becomes a man until he mar
rles lie remains boy until his death If he remains
single lie cannot assume the duties Of citizenship he
cannot put up his hair he is not conside ed
adult NJ to assoeaty with equal terms unless he
Is married.
And when he marres he is man. no matter whether
he be ten Yeas old or thirty.
en-year-old man and a nfty year old boy; you may
find both in Korea
Well isn't that better plan than our own, that arbi-
trarily says a male person becomes man at q?
Some men never grow up; some boys are mature at
seventeen and carry heavy family burdens.
Give IN, married men not only credit on their. tax
statement give them added authority, special cvc duties,
consider bachelors drones why should they vote sit
in on school elections or run for public jobs?
You know a married martyr ought to get something
besides
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
CLuns As AMEmCANIzERs.

~ HEP MAGISTRATE WILLIAM MADOO Of New York
~ city whose familiarity with the ways Of Reds is per-
haps broader than that OF any public official outside Of the
Secret Service and the Department OF Justice, a
tchance TO Americanze newyarryed immigrants easily
thus guard them from harmful radical influences.
Magistrate McAdoo believes that Fortnlshtly Budget
Clubs being 70 med by the National Budget Commit
cooperation with the League OF Forelgn-Born Ct-
zen will go far toward Amercanzing the alien element
in this country.
The plans Of these two organizations include the reg
instruction Of prospective citizens Of foreign birth.
only in patriotism, but in the vital economic problems
Of the day.
TWO Budget Clubs have already been formed in New
York city. and will be organized in other large
eitles an over the United States including Whining gton
"Ithoroughly u and heartily approve said Magistrate
McAdoo in commenting upon the campaign, "of the ef-
tort Of the National Budget Committee TO meet the great
problem confronting Of Americanzing the alien
element happily not in the majority who cling to dual
citizenship still This country for economic
advantage and with no intention Of permanently remain
Ing here
MANY Of these people most nsistent their rights
under our laws, but they accept responsibilities They
are dehantly alien and some Of them mperyous to any
sppeal either to gratitude or loyalty
81 am satisfied that il set about IT in the right way
I'VE can salvage the larger part of them, but there is
sesidum that am sorry to say think is hopeless This
fass has lost all political sanity and is wagng a bitter
snd cruel class by pungng into Red communism and
ehaos. With these the law must deal and recognize them
as having declared everything we hold sacred in
America
1--WE must leave no stone unurned to Amerleanze the
Elements the National Budget Committee has in view and
explain to them the machinery Of this Government why
It created, how it functions and what are the re-
suits"
Patriotic Delawareans have that view.
Henry Scott, and his associates in the National Bud
get Committee for Delaware doubtless viii give the mat
Ter serious attention.
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
REPunLIcAN coNcREss SAVES MILLIONS.

TT HE Democrats in Congress and the managers Of the
Democratic National Committee have been embarras-
sed by their charge last spring that Republicans de-
feaed number Of ge appropriation bills during the
closing days Of the sxtynfh Congress, which ended on
the fourth OF last ch.
When the charge was made at that time. the Republic
neither admitted nor denied IT,
Now they not only admit Il, but boast OF II.
In a carefully prepared and comprehensive statement
TO the House just before the adjournment Of the first
Of the Sixy-sxth Congress- Republican floor lead
er Monde demonstrated that by defeating the bills the
Republicans had saved the nation nearly billion dollars
in appropriations.
Anticipating the answer that the Republicans were
able to effect This saving by of the ending Of the
war, Mr.. Monde set forth the figures showing that the
Republicans saved than si,G5O 100000 compared
with the estimates the Democratic administration sub
mted the Congress after the armisce had been
, signed
Reductions made In appropriations as compared
with estimates and recommendations as follows:
Army .sA95OOOD
Navy JjVOOOOO
Sundry Civil So'OOoVO
r. r. Deficiency OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A1OVOOO
These figures are given in round numbers and do not
include minor that bring the total up to more than
"a billion and half Said Mr. Mondell, in his statement
to the House:
Let me again emphasize the fact that these estimates
were not predcated on war conditions; they sub
med after the signing OF the armistce and that there
fore the saving which was made below these estimates
was not as gentlemen on the Democratic side have
claimed saving made possible by changed conditions
Neither the conditions the estimates had appreclably
changed between January February and March, when the
Democ attic Congress considered the bills, and May and
June when the Republican Congress considered them.
"Neiiher these savings due TO failure to pro-
vide for the reasonable needs OF the Government in It's
senal activities. Nearly 1--WE months have passed since
ihese appropriations became available and necessary
activity OF the Government has been unduy Injurious
~ curailed No substantial well-founded claim has
been made that the appropriations win not be sufficient
40 the period for which they made All this being
tue the that the special has saved the
American people approximately S9OOOOOOO below the ap
preparations actually proposed by the predecessor and
more than and lhree-quarter billions below the
timaes on which the appropriation bills were based"
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
MAKE II 4 nEconn EVENT.

A CT0RS and act do much to entertain the pub
IA lie and make life lighter and wholesome. that
when they become too old too nnrm to be behind the
fooghts, ample provision should be made for their
and comfort
benefit performance deserving Of the aid Of anyone
able to assist is the performance Of "Pccadly Jim to
be given at the Playhouse Friday afternoon, for the
benefit OF the Actors Fund Of America.
The day is being observed a Memorial day all over
the United States and Wilmington wants to do It's share
TO put the city "Oyer the top"
The Actors Fund, of which association Daniel Frohman
is president for aged and dependent players who
may become III homeless, and maintains actors
home In Staten Island n Y It Is the purpose Of the
tonal committee TO raise large amount through general
cooperation, that will place the fund In Independent
position far the future concerned The campaign
is nationwide and is meeting with much success.
Delaware has tens Of thousands Of thearegoers, all OF
whom should do something TO aid the fund. The thing
OF the moment however is to an the Playhouse on Fri
day afternoon and make the performance Of "Piccadly
Jim" record event Of The present theatrical season.
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

OF the law and up idols the Holy Temple at Jcrsr
lem.
But the Jews did not submit 10 his decree Instead,
they resisted and after long proraced warfare, Judas
Maccabeus The of Matahas the priest supported by
his four heroic others defeated The syiaus and the
wenty-arh day Of The month Of ksley The year iG5
B. c., removed the idols from h Temple and rededlcaled
II TO the vice Of God.
Many beautiful legends and stories have grown up
around the Feast OF Chanukoh The most beautiful Of
these states that the day Of The red deotlon only
single Of oil found unpollutod but This OIL,
through the miraculous power Of God "a sufficient to
sarn during The entire perod Of the econsecralion.
For this the festival is kept for eight days and
candles III during the enti period, the FIRST
day the second day and until eight candles
have been lighted on the Sb day Many other legends
and features cont bute Toward making the Chanukah
festival one Of the most Joyous in. TIE Jewish year
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
With the Photographers

Or. J. Swan of Lansing called in to treat David
Goose, Of Recommendations City STAR
Granted that doctor has found way Of adding nf-
teen years to mans life could man really afford 9-
Detroit News.
'Where all the fool klcrs?" asks the Nashville
Banner Be patient neighbor; the Senate must do one
thing at tme.-Washingion Post
Female juries might be all right in some cases But
Heaven help de enan IL she is preltler and bet
ter dessed than any Of the iurors-Arkansaw Thomas
Cat
Bill Carlisle WyOmings prize Rohbing Hood will con-
tnuc make sport Of his pursues for days and
then they will, probably by accident. come down upon
him all and perforate him a bachelors sock
And it will be shame and triumph. and the world
will the loss of artist and rejoice in the exer-
mnati0n of an Outlaw.-Kansas City star
Taylor Newman OF the most picturesque ch1rac-
teTs born In Stone Mountain alleges that he is the
champion beehive hunter OF the world Mr.. Newman
says he has trained bee which he trapping lhe
wild bees OF the swamp. lie ties silk ing tc his pet
and holds The ball OF silk in his hands The bee tails
through the woods 10 the beehive and an he has 10 do is
follow the sring.SlOne Mountain correspondence At
lanta Constitution
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
A JOYOUS HOME FESTIVAL.

n ELAWARE Jews now are preparing to celebrate the
- Feast Of Dedication, II commences Tuesday eve
ning, December i6, and is one Of the most interesting
minor holidays in the Jewish calendar il will be celebrated
for period Of eight days 1t is Chanukah and
being Joyous home festival it is looked to with
anticipation by all. especially by TIE children. since to
great extent it has become children's festival.
The festival commentaries the stirring events Of the
period from i6s to i65 B. c. Anochus Epiphanes the
xns OF syria wishing to unite all the provinces under his
>omnion into one nation issued decree that only the
Greek religion was TO be pracced thenceforth there
upon tried to judaism burned Sacred Scrolls
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
"Al1 Damned Be He"-
lFrom Harye Us weekly)

Now we are told that the President
will resubmlt the treaty in its Original
form in the face Of the fact that only
3s Of the q required could be mustered
in its favor
Very welll
Tint Is his Const iutional privilege
II he does % viii 20 kerplunk into the
Comm ttee on Foreign Relations and
stay there.
But we are told further that his real
purpose VIII be to further "negota-
tons lookng 20 compromise"
Very good again.
But why nero iallons? A cOmpro-
mise an b. had at any moment. The
uncl ongcable basis Of compromise is
acceptance Of the reservations which
Americanizc the treaty. There can be
and WI be no other.
That In The words Of Shairman VIII
u. Hays spoken weeks ago is the "ir-
reducible mnlmum."
That as an inevitable consequence
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

Of the Presidents unwarranted exer-
else Of part san author ty in interfer-
ing with the free and untrammeded per-
fOrmance Of its Constitutional Obliga-
tions by co-ordlhte branch OF the
government, has become the position OF
the Republican party.
Excels or
Then st.ll further we are notified that
the President will keep the treaty in
cold storage and make IL the issue Of
ihe forthcoming National campaign.
Splendid
lie oan do that We hope he will.
All we have ever asked Is a verd' ct
from the people. But-once more that
omn.ous threat-Mr. Wilson may feel
compell-d' to become the candidate.
We hope so.
Welcome thrice welcOmel
Let the issue be sharp and clearly
deilncdl Let it be the league and moth
ing but the leaguel Let IL be Amerin
and nothing but Americal
And then see what VIII happenl
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
EDITORIAL OPINION

resulted
"Mr. Madden-In case Congress should
agree to pay you what you ask, and
The cost Of living should decrease,
would you be willing to accept a cor
responding reduction?"
Mr.. Malone-Well, sab, An nggars
dat All won't have nuthin' TO say about
dat. You gemmen fix dat to suit yuself,
anyhow"
Mr.. Madden-What do you do for
recreation ?"
"Mr. Malone-Niah principal recrea-
tion is enierta'nin' NAH credltuhs."
Mr.. Madden-IIow do you manage
them?"
"Mr. MalOne-Well, sab, An bin act
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
A Real Hair Saver
and Beautifier

Found at Last-Shows Results at Once or
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n your hair is thinning out, prematurely
gray, brittle. lifeless. full Of dandruff and
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Don't wait until the hair root is dead,
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Get from any good druggist today a
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You will surely be delighted with the
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and beauty-all Itching ceases and your
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Partisan sage Is In great demand by dis
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BE sure you get the genuine Partisan
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Evening journal., 1919-12-02
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"Pape'sl Cold Compound" Is the
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II acts without assistance. Tastes nice.
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