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The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

lily i'm order to produce a new growth
of bearing wood evenly distributed
throughout the top Of the tree and on
the interior surfaces of the main
limbs.
Pruning After Third Year
BY the time peach trees are three
or four years old they should be bear
ing good crops Of fruit. After this
they will make a smaller annual
growth under usual conditions than
during the ~arlier years and less
heading in will be required. In some
seasons it may not be necessary to
cut back the terminal growth, though
to do so will tend, as a rule, to de-
velOp the smaller secondary and side
branches. Again, the extent of the
heading back will be governed in some
seasons by the abundance and con-
dition of the fruit buds. If there has
been winter injury, or if the buds
failed to form well the previous sea-
son little or no reduction Of the pre-
vious seasons growth will be needed,
On the other hand, if the trees made
a strong growth, an abundant set of
fruit buds developed, and they have
suffered no injury, a cOrrespOndingy
heavy cutting baak of the previous
seasons growth may be advisable in
order to thin the fruit as much as is
possible by that means.
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

irrCgulariJy and sup
pres ion, my Cyperi-
cnce. At the age Of
fifteen l had several
months Of suppression,
chen typhoid fever Eat
in and later | Develop
ed a hacking cough.
The doctor gave meup.
But someone kindly
advised nv mother 70
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

An Ulster man began a speech by
saying that he couldn't keep silent
without saying a few words.
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

A smile is cooler IN summer ana
warmer In winter than Il frown.
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

Magic y u'' u'op d A''Ie l ee1one
o, +hot Ichy corn, instantly it stops
o,bIn, 'en you lift the corn off with
tto fTFs Truly, No humbug,
Trrreezone! Your druggist sells
. tin1ottle for few cents, sufficient
70 your feet Of every hard corn,
sof0rn, or corn between the toes,
or, abuses, without one particle of
no soreness or irritation. Freezone
tie discovery Of a noted Cincinnati
,us.-Adv.
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

beware of the man whose charita
e gifts consist of sympathy.
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17
ADVICE FOR YOUNG
GIRLS AND MOTHERS

Velena, Arl.:--'T wish could ten 70
every giri on the verge Of womaEhooi,
esDecialy those who are troubled with
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17
Harrison f

: Harrison f
he deepest reg
lay King yes
.exas. The fl
RS. King has
ives around
wing been fo
guential citiz
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

Lon Wa
round house,
terious attac
standing just
round house
hidden outsid
engine knock,
of iron. He
to the identit.
o the cause q
len did not S,
eS.
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17
Safe and proper directions are in every "Bayer package

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Then yo1 are
getting the true, world.famous Aspirin
rrescrlbed by physicians for over 1S
The Harrison times., 1920-04-17

DR.. j. !
intends TO
new CObbles
he can secII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
MASKED Man
SLUCS WOMAN
Screams OF Mother Bring
Aid


Suffering from fright and nervous
horror. MiNs blanche Bale. 20. who
vas attacked by masked man on
the street near her home, 6aiS 18Th
ave. ~ e. Monday niEht. was con.
nned 90 her bed Tuesday under the
care OF her physician. Dr r H.
Sayre
Miss Railc and her widowed moth
or were returning about 10 O'Clock
from birthday party. Miss Baile
vas carrying handful OF silver.
Ware.
When they reached r. GAth u
near 10th ave. man with faded
bandane over the lower part Of his
taca leaped out from behind ga
rage aud seized Miss Bale by the
throat. throwing her 20 the ground
His motive was morp sinister than
the mere theft OF the silvefware
she carried. her mother said.
HE was a beast. not a man .
Mra. Bale declared II screamed
while my daughter fought him of
A man came running out of a near.
BY house, when the thug saw help
coming he ran down the street aud
disappeared among the shrubbcry Ia
a ne,Nhbrr's yard"
Mr. Bale said the police told
her they had been looking for a
auEger Of the description OF the
man who attacked her daughter for
nearly six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
POLICE UNRAvEL
BOMB MYSTERY
Boys Made Machine lust
as a Joke

Seattle police unrayeled the mys
terry surrounding the bomb found
on the front porch of u, Scrf's
home al a5ip Washington st. late
Monday with the arrest OF Don
Cam. t2, OF sGi5 Washington IT.
''Tho bomb was made as a joke. %
the lad explained 10 Inspector G.
G, Bannick. who took into custody
Henry HUM. ~. 2ia 9th ave. and
Raymond Slater. ~. ana goth ave.
along With the Cam boy
The bomb was made from uner
pioalye chemicals and the work
manship was OF such a nature hat
the explosive squad at police head
quarters treated the boys Internal
machine with the utmost respect
The Cam boy exoneratcd the other
two boys by explaining they dropped
In on him while he was perfecting
his invention and he had 60 let them
In on the Joke.
After promising not TO make any
more bombs, the three boys were
released and the Hsrf family mott
fled that their lives were not being
sought by hidden enemy The
bomb was thrown IN a waste paper
basket BY the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

For blocks could be heard his
merry whistle,
Rock Of age cleft Cor me,
Let me hide myself IN Thee"
Around the corner at iith ave. N.
r ana iith ut no came. an oldish
man. with graying locks. but with
the clarity OF good health In his eye
and tho uprighuinesa OF youth In his
step.
on his back ne wore a plncard.
Relieve on the Lord Jehus Christ
and thou shalt be saved" Il read
A byatandor approached tho merry
piper.
Il sre you have tho courage OF
your cpuvicuons. he remarked.
The old gentleman ceased hiS tune
and turned around. lie woro an.
other sign on his breast. Altho II
was inverted one could make out
the words Eternity wheref''
Read ~ he challenged.
Yes, but why wrar u In that
fashion,
because" was the reply, ~ you
don't believe. that's the way you1l
enter Eternity on the judgment day
upside down"
And away he went. bis CHEEKY
whist. coming back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
WILSON WORSE;
.CUTS OUT RIDES
Refuses 0ffieial Audience to
Foreign Ambassadors

WASHINGTON. May s-rrcsi.
oent Wilson has not hccn so well for
The last few weeks. A new trouble,
not serious. devslopcd. and he had to
cut out his auto rides.
The chief trouble Is Mr.. Wilson's
unwililngness to see people IL Was
with the greatest reluctance that he
consented 10 the recent cabinet meet.
ng. and he stu refuses to give off.
eial audience 10 the foreign amhaa-
sadors who have been waiting for
weeks 20 present their credentials.
These formailties would necessarl'
h he brief. since Il Is an unwrltten
hw Of diplomacy that such audiences
can last only eight minutes. In Mr..
Wilson's condition they could be ~.
duced 60 two minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Tosses Confetti
Thru Plate Glass

Throving four bricks thru three
plate glass windows OF J. y. John
sons soft drink parlor. 80 Union St,
was charged against w. White In
Justice Otis w. Drinkers court
Tuesday.
White came in the place drunk.
johnson charges. and was thrown
out. Later in thesnight he returned
armed with home rule confetti and
hurled II thru the windows. accord
ing 10 Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

WASHINGTON. May 4. The
commission appointed BY Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels 10 direct the De.
velopment Of navy coal in the Mata
nuska field. In Alaska. Ia preparing
for an early departure for the North.
IL was learned here today.
The passage Of the navy appropri-
alton bill. carrying si.oo0.000 for the
development Of Alaska coal. Ia antici.
pated by the appointment OF the com.
mission. -
The commission consists Of Com.
mander o. c. Bowling. line officer.
Lieut.. Richard II. Clifford. engineer:
Lieut.. II. J. weiss. line officer: Lieut.
r. r. Canon. medical corps. and Jun.
Tor Lieut.. Hugh II. NcManus. supply
corps Lieut.. weiss ~ n Seattle man.
who has had considerable experience
In Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Never Sleeps
or Pays Coin
to Rent Hogs

Seattle has one business man
who hasn't been TO bed for more
than a year.
He T. J. NJ Duncan. who sells
The Star and other papers and per
iodicalH In d news stand at bil Jack.
son st.
81 don't have time TO 30 10 bed. "
said Duncan. business r. too good.
People come 90 my stand at all
hours 81 the day and night 10 buy
papers slt In "A chair and catnap
with one eye open.
~ little over n year ago I broke
one OF my fingers. II mhde me sick
aud I Ind 20 30 10 bed a couple OF
hours TN felt better My room
rent cost me 10 cents and haven't
been TO bed since"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
John B. Agen Is
Dead in New York

Word has reached Seattle of the
death In. New York Of John u. Agen,
81. one % the best-known wholesalers
in dairy products in the Northwest.
He had lived In Seattle for more than
30 years, and was In the East with
his family. attending the graduation
exercises OF one Of BIS daughters. at
the time OF his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Aside From That
Husband Was o. K,

VIOLATION OF the greater part %
the decaiogue was charged against
Hans Nichols Thompson BY Mabel
Esther Thompson in asking a..
yorcs from him In superior court
Tuesday Swearing. drinking and
wFfe beating were three o. the &C.
cusaiionz strife has been nearly
incsssant since November 20. 1919.
when wedding bells rang, she Gays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Baby Is Injured
in Auto Accident

Edward Rlvas. 20 mon,h.old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank i,ivan. was
painfuily bruised when he was
thrown from an automobile driven
by his father. which collidcd with a
SECOND automobile. driven by ~. w.
Manning. sbs7 California ave. at
Third ave. and University at. Mon.
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Foreman Suffers
Broken Vertebrae

Patrick iiennesey. 81, Emerald
apis. foreman In charge Of the raz
Ing Of the building at Fourth ave.
and Pine st, who fell u feet Mon
day. suffered broken vertsbrae In his
neck. The serious nature OF the &C.
cident was revealed by an x-rsy at
The city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
MARY PICKFORD
Gets "PAPERS"
Summons Served in Neva-
da Divorce Case

los ANGELES. May COPIES
Of the original summons and com
paint In the suit OF the attempt
of Nevada 10 have set aside the
divorce decree recently granted
Mary Piclford have been served on
Miss pickford and her former bus-
band. owen Moore
Soon after the voluminous docu-
ments arrived yesterday at the Of
flee Of Sheriff Cline by Registered
mail. the movie stars were reached
by telephone and told To await this
arrival OF n deputy and accept
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Slips From Boom;
Logger Drowned

Slipping thru n log boom on which
he was working, Andrew Forcicr. 4s.
n logger living at Redmond and
working for the Brown Logging Co.
was drowned in Lake Washington
Monday. Fellow workmen located
the body a few minutes after Forcier
disappeared from view. Forcler Is
survived by widow and six children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

for Dr. Charles NJ. Holcomb. physi.
clan and surgeon. who died at the
Seattle General hospital at 4 p. m.
Monday. following an operation.
were being made Tuesday. He was
80. HE is survived By two sons and
a daughter: Charles Holcosnb. sos
isth ave. ~: Philip NJ. Holemh. s1oe
Court st. and Miss Marie Holcomb.
Washington Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Call of the Wild
Stirred Her Hubby

May Day butbesomenoSn stirred
William &. Horton. ahipyard fore
man, ba0O Meridian ave. 10 leave
for the sunny Southland. where
he knew some women who could
show him good time" Della Hor'
ton. the discarded wife. declared In
asking divorce In superior court
TUESDAY. She has been Mrs Hor'
ton since December 81. 1904.
VANCOUVER. u. c.--plans afoot
10 improve Pacific highway between
New Westminster and Blaine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
GEORGE II. FIELDS. 81. 722 sir

ave. suffered several fractured ribs
when his automobile figured In a col
lision Monday with a motorcycle rid
den BY L. II. waite. tit Sixth ave.
at goth ave. and Columbia II. waite
was badly bruised and cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

BIsBEE. Ariz.--Teodore GranIlIos
and his son Eufacio are stiii alive
today. They were shot thru the
head Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

TACoMA.---E. +. Anderson North
west pioneer. dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
CHARLES r. STAPLES ,os y

both st, IA municipal carInan. SUI
fered crushed foot Monday when
chr wheel fell on his foot. lie IN at
the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Electrical Supplies
In the Downstairs Store

LOW many times in the home does the need arise
4 for new Light Bulbs Lamp Cord, Batteries
and other Electrical Supplies
Section in the Downstairs Store is devoted
to Electrical Convenences, and here also these
Accessories:
cell and Flashlght Bat Incandescen Lamps
ter1es Heater Cord
Chain Pull Sockets. loseues.
Holders
e'"''s' Shades Reflectors
Lamp cord Sockets Receptacles
Taps. Push Buttons
FuseP
Insulating Bellrnginy Transformers
Electrical Goods section--THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
46 Blouses Reduced to
7.85

Tailored Crepe de Chine Blouses
(some i'm extra sizes.)
-Georgette Blouses with lace and
embroidery trimming.
Tailored Silk Blouses in. dark colos,
relieved by bright stripping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
He Conducts a
Service of His
DUN Every Day

For blocks could be heard his
merry whistle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Drapery Fabric Remnant:
at Reduced Prices

~ for small windows and useful lengths of drapery
fabrics. Included Voies Scrims, Swsses, Silko
line, Net and Cretonne-al considerably under
priced. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

A I this very moderate
"A price is featured a
seasonable Union Suit of
finely woven cotton in
Jersey weave; short sleeves
and ankle length; in white
and ecru.
Sizes 36 to 46. Priced at
SIPS.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
MADE FORTUNE RDDune
DRUGS. BUT WERE cAUenl |
Ford ard Murray he SrxeE
and Supplied Dops Vse.
Fzr Kaes Arozn5 Or
on EskrE Bonds

kaAsss Cn. NO Ftt 2t-AH a.
begged sessam a. a.ssrprsing laba
sassul.c d ugs IL ms sevsiars i ie--
3fpe6 seoera- auzhfraiies aE have
been la'aEgt1 - a. end waA Ihs ar
ees1 = F~1Lk a. NlfphF and George
2 Fart The ivs me1 Ef-t 1-ri q s
a1 l1ft saasr hefa-f ssH~vF a Aruni1
8 IfHef S-alns conn ssisuef ur q
shA Sc ni s,onlrsrg q Nfni1if fif
nar-aau HHls- nzrraaas 4a<
CaVt-aMeII Asanfs aeclnrct ihfs
Aare aiaHlnHl rensras "a Nu-Vlss
frae saart shavl.g tlAs huiT1g ana
ffs-d ss1nsngset lares hlsluess n
druns Vrt pt0sans wha y tu-n 3
Is Aaagee H0ld ere 1rues ta An14t7s
Nur4.lFs $40 wss sha als-'lhui+at
pani eaf lbf arues sosa it pen1lffs
area-alns - lsafaf Nalan and An
i.ass Hlr3e Fpfi1s Hts n ths -nitf-
Ha faueuut ufplignstrf
gas fv'a men Hiaaaed uu' gr nF s.
ths asra4rnl lnari hnt thsf T-v n.li-
wr Aeisfnr was sss scr Ft.hrnH
a6us48es l,ont vKs 1.Ks1 a. So.
rua snrs ST. sl5af foesra re-
eiss fasrrs thar Nu-Tls and Fart
hita made saies e nmruacs b. ll't
lms s. gpdfitix vshn q radius q
F niles Aruunt A9isls c1T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
CATARRHAL. DEAFNESS
CANNOT 81 cCKED

er LnrAL AFgl1c ATOMS. ns
ther churn rehth tAs discussed par-
1lur sf me ear vThars ls urr uns
wiz sa cure crsHr~thh aGEfnnss. ant
.laz IS fr 8 cunsaii utlanh r'efunsls
CATARRHAL Deafness ls nEnsed aE Al
attained usmtEor q The Muaous IN
inr af ahs EusiA1liKn Tuhs Whe1
.hf lrnf - -f4hEns'a Tvu have a
-ugrnl4re snunt ~ inpe-1ss- heE-are
ma xa,rn y nrrrfly slnset DeHl-
ness : ihe result Tilass fht MIA
Hsaslaa can hs reaneea and This THE
rs.s1sseG GO Us normal aanduHIl. Aef--
ur rnrf ht deszrHvra sarfaef NhnF
ahses a uua4DeEs are caused ~ rh-
tarr'a vligA is al aIfiEinhf contain.
Il ihs nsurnus surfaces HATS CAL
arm Nelic.nt Icts ttru lhf hlant ~
ihs 1uOaus su-ings,s ~ ,nf syx,eu.
ws W. give Cns EUn1ret Dollars
f,r an rnae 0f chfI--'EEl Deafness
nf- sarno hf curved ~ faRls Ca
1A,~a Medicine C.lrculI-s f-~s Al
Druggists -ac
I'll CHENTE & co. Tni~tn. 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
RAILROAD MEN EXEMPT
FROM PAYING income TAX

Jefferson EnF No.. ptsh si--4 41u-
sins'es a. rx2fund Ialecrs1,f ant ttls-
phnrs rumpfines unat fnaeftl cin-
81 n 1923 W. nfe hfat M slAie
irrffrDt 1Ea or shir.irs rtvfpe1 uu'-
ifg rgRHfImes unur0l ncnrrnE if
8 lsrs np.rinr Ef Artufmss GenerI
EltLfrnr today The rTturusg GER
s~I1 held -hE sfese fupiases G-e "a
enls undt, ar Bf1 ~ cunr-esf PRO-
flh1ine s1att riat rmerls trnm u1-
1nr the wages II fur'mts e-f1rses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Ssyr se csr- iors - See -ius.
MR. ire Fsr-sr- *gs
us 5eiso-k

kzhunE nt ze7ks .ssf,e sr<@-r., Z,
nSv instead e 5u11znr -he.- s~s.en
vi-t d-uEk tn AZ INSIDE k,rsi
rau sIs Wei Il Is rrs-KrstsAs - -ss-
fnr'u rst-HcleK = Fuu ruuft tsssjsrs
rfsss nut water exit 1usfnsssk
There xre xasz nun tss-F rsf -z,e- s-,r
woner v'no, .rrrnecizzz,r usszsr z-sss-r
II lie anur1;rg. c--izE q riass u -es
isE r-sssr VII 4 -sEs,oursEs <sf Eirus
s.rns phosphate Z = -E5s Is I z4-~
sxceL1er1 heath measure = Is n
1ADupt 70 futt he fs.urrss n. Fszr- lss
nEsx End the -tz1--r sts- RI .rrss--sue.
e. he previous aarss vase sas,- he
ant Sndirersitle -rsr<-1s1 l.srt xrrn- II
The bBcT xfsrt Z r.. Z m ir,r1ssE <srs-s
tar asrnrns foae for ne rrlnisrx q
.ar1s-lB veitf irzeE- -hs srvelf -
uulck rHEEE Il puiEurs ant -nstfs
wflrf rrs lber ff1sc-f.st 1r7c fhs fflnat
<a uEssrsr iEtEGrrat iaiEipus pssnr.Ias faa
.r-er-1l nEt tsE-s rzslns. Stomach zrnu
he. faunPr rfEss-~ s1ssr,sesrnrrs III
p<.-z sslDat ant a. ssxsr-it a filsrse--s.
feD1le WIT fss1a uDaG r-. dfr ara
.nE.r zhs nt-1- fssr rbe fsrIrssr ~
MT csf feeling -srts z->e urrea e.
uiss1ir 1uz--s- punn1 81 2inH4zsn.s
s1nk1faz< e. zns C-ur Efu-p Tia
WI cofz rE-T Eirse nj. il SIT <ifs:rs
u MAKE arrnDs q -ez1 r-zrf or ftf
Euf'ss-- q E1ztr1Ia Ea-itl-fur-
Jus xs Esfr Ens hw ws<r- III q
<1e fftr. <1eznsifE fNAsas sxl1E xrf
lFe<1.er1ns 81 zinser--rns -ihorrnsss mt
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faf1erE ant bprEiH z IL r1FtlT rnurt
'r.1--E1r 70 hsfsH CT fbs inside razr
lU 1bs nsrsste f.ess sst rhs kEzr -.c-es
dnonrr 1bso-f impurities fnto M
lans1 stl's os psvel gsrss d. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
WOULD RATHER FIGHT
THAN WORK

y fUwe~rf Eh- wears v "a sgmnft
lrpunt ant carli nr an. and 1us
tLiet .n- Iurmt 90 slN wurf fu Ms-
vnuif rI-nsr irfr Srct rLArc
raurss rt Mrv-as Murut,rUl Gsnatg
8 nrrIlv VIII 20 v0rf ant rElf
hhaur aTt ] an 1nt lHsr unt 1a laiVs
he -Iiis nrv d IS siu1as harm
1s,s prnpArElizH lhg- rtmgves ne va
.Er-'tI- uucus a-uu -nt mes Ia. --Hgr
ana nsiurs t1s rlMn,muam wficf
eHuses 1rrnr1eAlif al f1umurn 1rt.
Ent tf-es ma H4lmer1s nrurnr B1'-
panrirrs One dnag VIE convince u'
Mausr refunded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
NEW DRESS FOR OLD
WITH DIlN0Il DYES
T1msn Can PM E-rfi klre
Cala- Y S.EnsT. Fh1e5
cR-mt-fs.

-sHr Vu-~F uh-uf pf're e,c RESINS
I,.s diamond DIVES ruE-Ei s-ac -a
give q pew -ilh lBnt3ess uaiu- 10 Az
MmnE vhesrs- li hF WOO slk tnfn
en.En s.r mHna rnnGs n t-'sssss.
AlaUans fsasE 1Es- st1'vk. xihll-H1 :
ea1ts Eap-na~s. d'Hperie-, coverings
Ths Ifz-ecilur Eana WI eufh nnCf-
ara a4F So riiL1rF bow fg ciumurf
ttF rftf H1r celE- Ia. syn aEr r1
ntaAF mistake
Tt u.Ifcl ErE ma .~aal have CTEr-
risa show wau Diamond ntt' nnin
aarL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
Lose Your Fat.
Keep Your Health

SupHt uuus flrsf IS nn nm fs
ntIhr = s haGgfr lf lie ~ s1ti-
1lst Fog mnrt frr Es .emuri Tft
s2ugnHs- n~Ani Enuvr Scr reorcns
he 1rffln hptF avn lflres 81 tur
psunaF q vhef Is Ihg N1ruaa Msch s.
% lrYet and endorsed ir shpuslnas
MlrmniG f-s-.c-p p-irr Tah,rs ciu-
alnlns fxat- aas.s~ O.. me ftman gre
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The Washington times., 1920-06-19
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
Ground Floor, Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 1889.

1875 ST. y. We rooms. 3 baths. brick;
open hreplaces, concrete rear porch
also sleeping porch; INV. h, electricity;
unique individual design; extra large
closet deep lot; wide alley. open evenings
TO $3.50. Apply OWNER, on premises. i'm
mediate possession. terms