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The Washington times., 1920-01-17
CONSTANT BRONCHIAL
COUGH FOR 16 YEARS
Then Mrs. Crswshaw stopped her
cough 30 quickly il alarmed her.

Il suffered with bronchial trouble
and asthma for 10 years. IN Jahudi
1904. ! had an unusually severe speI'
resulting in pneumonia ahu Was ~
iued 10 bed for 4 months. Theh pc
gun 10 mend. but my cough never lett
'"Thc following october, ! urea
Milks Emulsion. AFTER a Few nays
nv cough gave way and ceased en-,
fiTsly after another bottle-so sudden
hat I became alarmed. Getting over
my fear, / took d bottles more, FOR
D months previous ! haq couBhet,
night and day, but my cough ceased
entirely For 10 years used an kihus
of medicines until | became skeptlcaL
But the results from Milks Emulsion
were nothing short OF nIrvelous. -
Mrs. j. B. Crawshaw, l43S Grand Ave.
Dcs Moines. Iowa
For bronchial or other severe
Is really remarkable. The system Is
built up and strengthened TO throw
of the trouble.
NiIks Emulsion cleanseS the stom-
nch and bowels OF all impurities re-
-iOring althy|natural bowel action
and doing away with all need of pills
aud physics. IT COrreCts the digestive
organs and improves the appetite,
Thus it helps nature TO 6uiid
up the blood =. and Tissue and to
strengthen the sthroat, stomach, and
bow els. As builder of flesh and
strength, Milks Emulsion Is strongly
recommended to those wnom sickness
has weakened. and is powerful aid
n resisting and repairing the etfects
II wasting diseases. Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are promptly
rrlieVed--usually in one day.
This is the only solid emulsion made,
and SO palatable that it is eaten with
a spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case,
YOU are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee six bot
Ties home with you, use II according
TO directions and If not satisfied with
'he results, your money Will be
promptly refunded Price 6Oc and
Sl.2O per bottle. The Milks Emulsion
co., Terre Hnute, Ind. Sold by drug
gists everywhere.
The Washington times., 1920-01-17
SUIT WOULD GIVE STUD"
WINNINGS TO CHARITY

NEW YORK, jan. 17.-Steps toward
suing Louis Krohnberg, wealthy
clothing manufacturer, for Sl.63O.OO0.
or FIVE times the amount he is credited
with having won at stud poker, were
taken yesterday by Bird 5. Coler, com
missioner of charities. The action will
be brought under a statute which pro-
vides that persons charged with the
care of the poor may bring suits for
the benefit OF charity against persons
who have won in games of chance to
recover five times the sum OF their
winnings.
This action was taken after publl-
cation OF reports that poker for enor-
mously high stakes was being played
by men prominent in the Broadway
theatrical district.
The Washington times., 1920-01-17
Limited TRADE WITH
RUSSIANS PERMITTED
Supreme Council Allows Exchange of
Medicine and Farm Machinery
for Grain and Flax.

PARIS, Jan. 17.-Limited commerce
with Russia as a relief measure, is
permitted by an official communica-
ttva just issued by the supreme coun-
Gil. Medicine, farm machinery, and
other commodities badly needed by
the peasants In the interior OF the
country will be given to them in ex-
chage for grain and fax.
The relief to the people is to be
given through cooperative societies
to insure that the commodities sent
there shall reach the peasants them
selves.
These arrangements imply no
change in the policy of the allied gov
ernments toward the societ govern
ments,~ says the communication OF
the supreme council.
The Washington times., 1920-01-17
REJECTED SU|TOR
wins BACK GIFTS
Jury Awards Furniture, Held by
Married Modiste, to For
mer Fiance.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Lucille Mar
tiniere. whose love tangles became
public when discarded suitor
brought a replevin action for furni-
ture in her apartment. declared on
the witness stand yesterday that she
was Mrs. Henry w. Purdy wife Of
Lieutenant Purdy, of the British navy,
She has made no denial OF Henry Il.
Cshilfs assertion that she married
him In 1915.
The court ruled out the certificate
OF her marriage to Cahi'l In this
city in 1915. IL was offered by Attor-
neys for John A. Post Van Derberg,
who said he was engaged 10 the
young woman in 1917. when she be-
came Mrs. Cahlll according TO the
certificate on file In the Health pe-
partment, the bride said she was
twenty years old and born in France.
More Papers Served.
While the court was at recess, Mrs.
Purdy, who is pretty, stylish and very
demure, was served with papers In
another action. This was brought by
an automobile dealer. In the after
noon Van Derberg withdraw his
claims for a piano and a Pierce Ar
row car, which. he said, his nnancee
bought with his money
The replevin case went TO the jury
on rugs, valued at 5000, and furniture
at $685., which embellished the young
woman's apartment. The jury found
that Van Derberg was entitled 10
their possession.
1t is said the furniture was sent TO
the Chelsea storage warehouse to be
shipped to England. A bond. cover
ing It's value, was given TO Mrs.
Purdy, however, before the trial.
al
| by process servers while living at the
Hotel Plaza and moved to a Broad
! way hotel. IT is said she hoped to
| take the fu1hiture to England, where
she intended to join Lieutenant
The service OF a summons for di-
vorce by Mr.. Cahill has thrown her
plans into CONFUSION.
Husband Pound Her.
Mr.. Cahill. her husband OF 1915, has
been with the A. Il. +. overseas and
had lost all track of his wife. The
replevin suit of the eX-suitor in
formed him OF her whereabouts and
also of her marriage to Purdy.
Where this marriage took place the
young woman declined to state on
the stand yesterday. She admitted
taking a trip to Buenos Aires in 1917
1918.
On her return from a trip to Eng
land and France in the early part
of the war she was detained at u
Canadian port by the British author
tiles His lawyer said yesterday that
Won Derberg went to the rescue and
gave assurances that she had no Ger
man connections.
Clip your Liberty Bond coupons and
exchange them for w. q. s., thereby
aiding yourself and your country.
The Washington times., 1920-01-17
Husband Pound Her.

Clip your Liberty Bond coupons and
exchange them for w. =. g., thereby
aiding yourself and your country.
The Washington times., 1920-01-17

on their wedding trip, she wore "A
smart tailored suit of brown tweed.
with a becoming little duvctyn hat
to match. On their return they will
live at 1926 Sixteenth street, where
Captain Glen has had an apartment
for some time. In the spring they
expect to go to Japan. He has been
appointed honorary attache of the
British embassy at Tokyo.
The Washington times., 1920-01-17

other out-of-town guests present will
be Mrs. Bradstreet Parker, of Boston
sister OF the bridegroom; Mrs. Frank
Congdon, OF Montclair. n. j.; Miss
Jane Ranc of New York, and Mrs
Victor Seidler, OF Montclair, and Miss
lIildegarde Nichols. of New York
classmates Of Miss Swormstedt a,
Wellesley.
ter. Miss Sara Latimer are entertain.
ing this afternoon at a tea-dance al
Congressional club from to
o'clock in honor of Miss Mona Blod-
gett, debutante OF this season. The
club is artistically decorated with
vases of pink roses.
Those assisting the hostesses are
Mrs. Dcfos Blodgett and Mrs. Charles
Gray Matthews, mother and aunt OF
the debutante: Mrs. Carter Glass,
Mrs. Edwin +. Sweet. Mrs. Oscar Tn
derwood. Mrs. Charles Fairfax Mrs
George Putnam, Mrs. Warren Gard
Mrs. Cornelia Van Rensselaer, Camp
bell, and Mrs. James f. Burns.
a number of young girls, including
several of the debuntantes. will also
assist. Among them are Miss Helen
Blodgett. Miss Ruth Anderson of New
York, and Miss Myrtis Porcher, OF
Florida. both guests of Mrs. Blodgetti
Miss Madeline Austin, Miss Augusta
Glass, Miss Barrine Drake, Miss
Sophy Sweet Miss Lucille ShowaIter
and Miss Frances Hopkins.
To Christen Destroyer.
Mrs. Roscoe Carlyle Bulmsr, widow
of the atoa rantain Rnlrnar
5. ~, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Anita Poor Bulmer. will go ro
Philadelphia on next Wednesday foT
several days. On Thursday, Miss Bul.
mer will christen the destroyer, which
Is to be named in honor of her father
who met tragic death in Scotland
early last summer. The christening
will take place at Cramps. Captain
Bulmer has been awarded posthu-
mously the Naval ID. S. NJ.
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford. Topeka
Kan, has arrived in Washington to
be the guest for several weeks OF her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Capper. wife Of
Senator Capper of Kansas.
Mrs. Capper will be at home next
Thursday afternoon at her residence
100 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Bsldwin's At Home.
Mrs. Theodore a. Baldwin and her
sister, Miss Katherine Judge, will be
at home tomorrow afternoon from 8
to o'clock at Miss Judges apart
ment in 1885 Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Judges niece, Miss Mary
Woodward, of Flushing, L. J., n de-
butantc of this season. will arrive
this evening to make her a visit.
number Of girls from Washington
will attend the Yale Prom at New
Haven on February 10. Among those
who expect to go on for the accession
are Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss Louise
Littauer, Miss Lindsay Wood, Miss
Enid Sims and Miss Marjorie Wright
Mrs. A. II. Waller gave a luncheon
, at the Cafe st. Marks today, having
The Washington times., 1920-01-17
HAPP IN SOCIETY
Delegates Pan American Conference
ner Parties and Dances-News of the Diplomats

as guests a number OF the ladies who
make their home at Congress Hall.
Mrs. Frank Anderson and her
daughter. Mrs. Rush Southgate Fay.
will be at home on Saturday after
Moons, January "a and 81, at 1928
Nineteenth street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
THOSE WHO DRINK
WET PAID THE PRICE
Booze Taxes In the United States
This Year Will Bring $40.
100000 into Uncle Sans
Golfers

Nse yolA Nos TAe rush 8
siofk VI ln ~hlsks ana nthnf lauo
hegpre lhe efsnl dfgahl afunght
uso be aeasuFs sl.oe,e aea 10 las !
ta.a year. ~ shuus oae fnarlh n the
government total revenues n ~
war days the lasernaI revenue W.
eeAa announced today
Wsih ise lld ~ ushl slnre lhe
,dyens o. she cry tfa saeh fe,enue
arv All Nal saulAhias oiflsiala Asi1
ana gnsare tsHes upou distilled rplflis
wlfAafavn lfum bonded psrvhoaess
tpf non beverage pu ates, pfoha ilf
wln not reaeb or fsp papiieh og tAe
pressns years feeclpls
tlasslslrd tesaru4 IN NhlskY lase#
shn~ soMe insef alas euups II i
ures are indsssilne putlle iemaei
.priof lp ills ha' HeAt nlsiilie I
sprss. Inslutlne u.s. lol,ee toa
hcns and fser llkfplne Famous
brands NJ scotch euusrleated fhf
hepsiens perfeuisw ~s'h So oloai
sotalied tvtmen'cd llaaers paid 81 .
900 .uaa lrr~sYH and Wholeasie ma
dealers pasd fAiameoa
Feures saowed 'aas me leHl lpf'
revenues from inioalMaie amounts
80 ouly ~ FER cent % ibs refen'@F
lrom All sonfeca IN ihr FreNu
Hays hoNpyer iluuaf Fovgnaea INSIDE
an ntsfls one aalf 81 informal revenue
fnxnlnfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of catalrh thai
cannot be cured By Halls CatsTfn
Medicine
Halls Casarrh Medicine has been
taken by eatsrrh Sufferers for the
past thirfyfiye years, ard has ee'
cone ! known as The most reliab' .
remedy for Casar-h Halls Caiarrh
Medicine acts thru the BLOOD en- Inc
Mucous surfaces. expelling the Pos
son from the Blood and healing The
diseased portions
After 70 uhzve taken HaiE's Catar.
rh Medicine for a short time you viii
see great improvement IN yonr gen
crsi health. Start taking Halls Ca
sarrh Medicine at once and gsst Fid
OF cafar.a Send for testimonials.
free.
~. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. OhIo.
Sold BY AL Druggists. 7sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
MONEY WELL seEkT IF YOU.
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS.
More Endorsements Of 7. B. Seal
Sale; Annual Sale Begins
December LIST; Cermin-
ates December 18th

Oklahoma City. Nor. zs.--Nirinai.v
all the more important associations
and organizations in Oklahoma have
gfyrn their indorsement o. fine an
nsul Tuberculosis Christmas Sesl
SALE from December 10 r and nov
Inducements from powerful national
associations are pouring into ihe Of
fioss Of the okisbons Psolic iiezlsh
association
The execusise cqzn< pf lbe Mod
.is T.. - Z e. s''ss :
IN Independent Order OF ODD fei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
HASTINGS NAY TnN ron
STATE G0NER>ORSIip

rahleqaah. Nov ~ Representa-
tsve W " Hasiinas has taken hls
departure tor Nushlnaon whoes No
Wsil remain urtil the cad of the com
ms sesslon ~ ccnKresk Since tho
election Fherc has heen bul liigle
talk oi Mr. Hastings as candidate
for representative IN the neAt cam.
faign. T'horv are come 1t hss eonsti-
iAeuts however. who believe that h.
may seek ID this Kbuefnaiurial nom-
tnation nj peNoAr such candidate al
fhe behes 81 hss followers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR coLos
AND GROUP.

Il would surprise Yoa ~ knnA sb7
numher IT peapie who use and recon
rnnd Chamberlain Eoagh Remedy
Mrs y y Roxo Verona. pa. writeF
Chamberlain Cough Remety has
been uHcd BY myself and haf and Il
nnmher ~ yeare Tor coughs and
colds | also gave Il ~ my iltlln
granddaaghivr three ana ham years
81 age when size had cFoap last via
ter II broke up the attack At once
have recon amended thiA remedy 10
maAy III my friends aud nelghbo-s
WHO have alss used \ with g6od re-
suits"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27


II Won have a sesere eoagn o. chest
cold accompanied with sofepess ihfpFi
81 \ vonf chdA wakes 10 during tht
s.shi with group and YOU want av1k
nunh remedy, Any druggs.t can sahpy
81. ato nut bstfle snd hl tie bottle
sskh plaa gfFnuIzfyd sugar syrup "
ffB rae nse fiagffset fnolasses. beBfy. q
aaW tFfap iDsfes5 ~ sugar Fyfsii. Y
dered Ihs. rsesps makes pint q
4s8aY rtmafkablc cough remedy !
fsstrt rood. and ~ spite Of ~ IoN ros'
b san be aerendej ppnn n giye a1rs
- iaAfing rrIiff.
fou rsa feel This take hold ~ 8
naah ia say tbat reans busrf<s
Il lspseus and raises the phisxff. stpps
flffoat ticke sod soothes snd heals the
Ffifatei mensbfanrz that line the thrpH'
and bronchial tubes With such pfonftt'
ness. csse aud certainty that i ls really
<sfonsisina
psrrx = spetizi and highly cou~n'
ffated compound of gcnuins Nnrwa,
pne extrsfs, and Is probably the lTs'
kanwn snTzns 0f oFsfcem NJ sewers
eou.ht. throat and chest f0lds
There are many worthless imfatien'
u tbs mixture To avoid dlsspposrt.
uuns. ak for ~zsz oancf. VI pinsx
viii fuil directions so1 don't aeeepi sty
thfns else Guaranteed 10 glse absolute
fafisgaetiog or money promptly ~
fssadei. The flnsx Co.. ". Wayne
Lad.
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New Life for
Sick Man,
Eatsaie Works Mssic

= hAvr tAksn ossy tao hesea ~
rstcalr ami ts*i liiu new man. II
Ans sione mr issegv Fead ihan ans
ahsng els. wsissp q. q. trApgs.
FsssusS y The n,oissa gvmeiY ies
acid stomach. hlDNslnk. fsed wlsAs
sns anA indigestion. II Anltkiy tai -
ap snsi easxtfs unl The axldAiy and gss
Nnd enAblr< she stomach % diRrst
ne fe.od naturally That nsans hus
only resssl fNsa pAia ard eitepmtort
but YEA ees che f'ii sssvAgthifVn Tho
hssd .au eat. ~ box oisiy csssss =
"sae vim ,pus arsgas guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
EAST S|DE 0sAc[
RUl|hG ALSO CHANGED
New Order Allows aio0 Acres
More In the District
For Leasing To IN
dlvidnal

MANalusion. Ne, Commiasle
AZ og indian AffanN cato asilA made
l.uhlis sYday the ne~ regulation sov
ernlns she leaslne q lpdlan Oh lnmA
IL tas usage The announcement
var ID gho form 81 letter seat IS
J trofee wfighs experimentation, 81
tAe usaao anSAs
Alter detailing ne recent Aeaglea
here a. which ohlaAopaa Oh men an
neaFed Commission Sails said
q was decided 10 sboDssN the au
iaslon - q ,ae AoialpnR "a The ~ss !.
alde ana % moals u a. ID tha naHg
side From and aflor Nosember Is.
1890 there will therefore ho 40 lsms
saslen IL the nNmber az aerev ~ uil
ie~s's any lessee may acquire g.,
leRse of asslsnneui on thn wesl sld
On lhe east stdn oli leeaera wlll ~
be permitted % acquire 10 excess "a
10000 aires Afsr November
isao any lesseo May Acauie .te9
acres hy asslgnmeui lie mas aisa
acquire ~ assignment tlill further
acrqaRe n cases Where ihe uslln a.
any aaaFiey soetleu assigned are "a
aRlc NJ aseregsaN ue More than three
barrels per dsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

lews Herbrw Hoover bead q! he
American Relief assoc asson. sama
Gompers, president og she America
Federation ~ lahof ana gheSlpy H
Perry secretary senelal d the snie
Association d Rotary giaas
arc shc latest To glte iheir indoors
ments
Many 0f these organaxsaiionsl A.,
For example. the Rotfrs clabs, sse
furnishing workers Tor The sale
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i the rosvN !
\ cemr,snss-.ssns To rhe Esssss !
4 4
: MIA xxxx xxxx tx y


Ediaw G.eader 1s.Sk ihe rnses
Sss.ss suswcme cosss uas acs ansa
fnsous "a 10 dcrlxsoa on tse con~isa
sloaslssy 81 tie taghsecnsh Amessd
meat and sAs Naissesd Ak. deslAse
snpular helief % the consrArs y
lxsue oas b. the dissensins opsnlen
u Jnrehee Clark vheA VAS oaly
made paAliS oxober -. last. neagiy
five mouths after sAs court q ose
cs she cases Ycr some unkno~n
rcason the oplnson was net flied ls'ne
:. the day the prchlhlsioa eases wsns
hsnded down. consequently A legsi
ssrrses. qaestlons sre hesag aSkea as
20 Why il was 10 hong deferred,
JaSsicr ssagk Ntwurom 81 prssss IL
the decision og the ccass "a anprss Jar
'svsiid definsion * llaaor As in
soxscAtlng vAich Is expressly admit
ted net 10 o. Intoxicating ii eseh af
the cases IN whscA 2 Is considered
He says;
ssTnls Is deemed warranted.
suppose. as legislation Appropriate q
the enfar0eaneng oE tAe s.ra sessssan.
and swocedent Il toaaa for & IN pro
hshikson legislation b. s,s:es ssat !
cannc< asroc Shat she Rsu;sia.ioa q
sAe snanussznre. sale. etc u sntss
oxsinx nauors In she fgra; scSfscn y
che FiGhsesnssl AmvaArnns givrS shof
plcnary power over the salsie'S ~his h
the legislatures os she states derive
from. aha people or vhich mas ~ de-
rpei from she poweFs q Tao ton>si-
,a0n. ReAevins. as do, saak she
scope Or enc first ssczAoa eaancs con-
srnutionAily be enlarge by the Ian
ruaxe contained IN the SECOND set
tsn. aisseus from the conclusion
OF Che couzs
Furthermore llssieA Glars SAYS
n, does not relaisa the eye of
seer 20 see contention al thc bar
~ the court AGAINST liberai. para-
mount. congressional definition of
iiunors as strenuous aud
sietarnlned as tant which We hare
Witnessed over The s,rkat definition
Of fhe yolstead Act
The justice also declared shat che
court IN is decision hai reae OH
the word -conrurrens~ frous the Pr
hsh&tsou Amendment. and had d..
swsyed the states % their l'owcg g
pass legislassoa or TO disapwoye.
lie pointed out thai shIs vould nave
had lsrle effsSt on me operation az
thai law. hal that Il would haye
made II posssble FOR state officials 70
soin in enforcing law "~'hach mus
cut the daily lsfe of the people vcry !
aud often very irritating
iy.~-lsouis ]. Turner. Hudson Ter
rninai Bldg. 80 C'smrch ST., New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

Foley 4 Co. rereiee seiieFs ever,
daf frnm mtu and women teilins
how Foley Kidney PlliA bapiDh lam'
back. spfe muscles. rhrumaiic palms
sieep.dinsufhlng bladder ailments and
other rymnionlH IT weah On diseased
kidncYa Nv stronger evidence that
Foley Kidney IIlls have benefited
thousands of suffeferA eau be PRO
1peed Sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

II Il estimated that nearly ls0.8t
teachers 10 this country dropped ONT
q school work last year 70 sn'er
more remaerative or attractive en-
fioyment
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''77''
COLDS
IL acts through the nerveay
A properly selected Honso

1T acts through the nerves.
A properly selected Homeo
pathie Medicine begins 10 act
on the syxsem as soon as il
touches the tongue and until Il
reaches the stomach and long
Afterwards
That's why you get quick
results II Seventy seven ls
taken AZ the first Sign Of Geld
80 Doctor Book on the treat
mens Of Every living thing
nailed free.
ns sels Al sl tifar aHd aan
ffy Mtnfe*
gsvephresf' iiurea Nf3ssine O.
s-e NsslfaAi Ga, IS NfN Neh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

Cooked Fc0d Sale and Christmas
Basaar. Cafeteria Grocery. SATURDAY
December 4th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27


There d no limitation 10 the nnusI
bcr ~ apuaN aus lease may aeaai
By leesp or ahsleHlnehf IA osl mspar
Dufpoees on tbs wees side ~ ih.
Gsaeo laalar rosersasiDa On aas
ear' side y person. firm. pafluswhla
join, stock Ahsoe alton or carporal'ss
will he permitted 10 acquire III hn'.
any interest ~ Usage lands Tor M
mining puriosea Nv lease, asslgu
meni arllllnr contact OF olberNla,
~ eNceHs uf 4QeaA nfres ANY lex>ef
after Nogemheg s. ie1u. may eaauirs
ln addition to apv aernaEc ii alto
fore 10 obtained a.g0e acres IS ~
signmens. without regagd 10 The sia.s
ar development ~ The property Az
slgned. tho same 10 bo counted IA
Part of the 20aao acres limit gaa
iatseo may slNo acquire ~ ASSIGN
meni. IN csses w'irro weila 90 al,
aaarlar Neciion ars earahlp of asnf
aginr moi more than , barrels ne'
day without oiher limli than the ~
ooa acres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
cur rHis QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cus cat this elin eweluee NAth
"a ,Foley Ca.. 9sN sheffield ANe
Chicago. III. writing yoaf name and
address clearly 4ca VIII receive ~
return a tria. package containing
FeIeys Honey and Tar Npmpqaus
for eongns. colds and Group Foley
Kidney pills and Foley casAafiic TAP
lets Sold Eterf here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

Biz book sale a iIufg'acs Nnsl.
store
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ron A piaonpERfp STOMACH
When The stomach fai's - perform
~ funetlonH thg bawWla hefaule ~
fnuwea. fhe lser and Kianeys cor
eeafod The Important hing ~ Il
restore the stomach ard lissr % 3
healthy roudltiou and for this puf
posa rhamheflaln's Tablets afe excel
leni Give ihem a trial They oals
cost qua
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19

Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
Day.
Mrs. Z. H. Griffin has been visiting
relatives at Lacrosse and LaFarge this
week.
For sale-New 4-r0Om cottage. I'm
mediate possession. Easy terms. F
Nj. Doyle Company.
Sturgeon Stringer. the optometrist
will be away from Ladysmith after
Nov. II until Dee. ,.
j. \. KazmierkOski. of Weyer-
haeuser, and Frank Jones, of Apol
lOnia. were business visitors in Lady
smith Tuesday.
VIM. Dunn, local 500 Line con
ductor, has his goods packed prepare
tory to removal to Rhinelander, where
he expects to reside for sometime His
run, he anticipates, will be between
Rhinelander and Weyerhaeuser
Rev. ID. j. Howe. formerly of Lady
smith, came over from st. Paul Mon
day for short visit with friends. As
pastor of the Christian church here for
number of years, Rev. Howe built
his charge up to one of the largest in
membership in this part of the state
and it was due largely to his indefa-
tigable efforts that the splendid house
of worship that that denomination has
here was made possible. Rev. Howe
returned to st. Paul Tuesday.