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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
OWYHEE:
FORhER OWYHEE WOMAN
PASSES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Red Cross Pictures Arrive Somewhat
Late Hut Will BE Shown Anyway
Cattle branding and Feeding
Occupy Ranchers' Time

MIR. and Mrs. Chas Bradley, re-
ceiyed word last week from Frank
Robinson who resided in 0wyhee last
year, OF the death OF his wife, No
vember 30, 1920. Mrs. Robinson
who was a gentle, kindly woman,
had been a sufferer from creeping
paralysis in the throat for n long
time.
Hub Walters, who recently pur-
chased the Loye and Schwietzer cat
tie was branding them at the Ray
Cantrel ranch last week Part of
them were taken to the Bend to be
fed and the remainder to the De
Bord ranch.
Little Doris Klingback is on the
sick list this week
+. l.. DeBord motored to the II. Il.
Gees place at Roswell Tuesday,
where he purchased winters sup
ply OF fine apples
Mrs. VIM. McEwen has been suf-
ferlng with severe attack OF rheu-
matism the past week or two.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. West and
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Mcconnell
and baby attended the funeral OF the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Jacobs In ontario last Sunday.
VIM Glenn who has been plow-
ing on the Lowe ranch finished his
Job the first OF the week.
A large band OF Walters sheep
we're brought In to feeding grounds
Sunday. Pack strings and herds Of
cattle and sheep coming In for the
winter are quite common sight,
lately.
John Cantrell OF Montour. Idaho
visited with his son Ray Cantroll
and family. having come 20 bring n
team down Mr.. Cantroll took him
TO Fruitland Tuesday from whore he
continued home on the train.
Fred Klingback received word re-
Gently that his brother Charles, Of
Emmett was Obliged to undergo an
operation at Hot Lake last Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Wall aud. child
ron, Kenneth and John Jr. spen,
Sunday at the Lowe home, Kenneth
whose 9Th birthday occurred Satur-
day brought his birthday cake and
"fixens" along for u real "celebra-
tion "
Mrs. Anna II. Prltchett, principle
OF the Kingman Kolony School was
taken TO Vale by Cecil Smith. where
sho spent the week end with her
husband.
Bruce Walters aud Cecil Smith got
n COW which belonged TO Bruce. from
the Del3ord ranch Saturday aud
took her TO the butcher.
Adam Murray, OF Juntura, IL feed
ing sheep on the Henry slippey
ranch
A set OF Red Cross pictures which
were ordered by Mrs. Lowe, from
Red Cross headquarters In antici-
patton OF the Red Cross drive In
November, but which arrived too
late for that purpose. were shown at
the Owyhee school house Friday at
ternoon. They will be shown at the
Warren and Kolony school houses
during the next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Schlupp and
family moved 10 Harper last week.
A truck load OF their household ef-
feots was taken up by Mr.. Raby OF
Iomedale.
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"woMAN IN ROOM 10"

From the luxurious apartment OF
Dick Turner muffled shot was
heardl The men on the dictaphone
IN the apartment below heard the
murderous report \ rush was
made to the rooms above whore Paul
In hand. There lay the BODY u
Ramsey was found. smoking gun
Dick Turnerl But the WOMAN was
gone! What woman? The husband
thought HE knew and had taken his
revenge The former husband thot
HE knew-and uttered his suspicion,
All were wrong! who was the wo-
man In Room i3 when Dick Turner
was shot? "The Woman In Room
13" Is the most battling, insolyable
murder mystery ever projected on
the screen II offers Pauline Fred
rick scope for the widest stretches
OF her great emotional talents.
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''THE HOPE" GIVES MANY
THRILLS IN PICTURE VERSION
Spectacular Mclodrama with All-star
Cast Stirs Audience at the
Majestic ThcatrC-Rcal
Earthquake Seen

An earthquake in which the
houses ere seen tumbling into the
rift IA an Italian street aud an Eng
lish Derby with swarming crowds Of
fashionably dressed people and n
thrillingly realistic horse race mark
the high spots In the spectacular
production OF the spectacular melo-
drama, THE Hope" which will be
seen at the Majestic Tuesday and
Wednesday, December 81 and %
"The Hope" Is one of the most
elaborate productions that have been
attempted on the silver sheet and
It exercised a gripping effect on the
audience.
All the tricks OF the business Of
writing melodrama have been en-
ployed by the authors, Cecil Raleigh
and Henry Hamilton, to wiring the
last drop OF dramatic appeal out OF
n situation. And the dramatic sit
uations pile one upon the other with
amazing rapldity. The picture moves
with pace that sweeps the specta-
tors-along In breathloss expectancy
It's melodrama, frank aud un-
ashamed But not naked. AS mat
ter OF fact it's clothed with luXuri-
Gus disregard OF expense. The eye
Is filled with vivid pictures OF life
In England. India and Italy-extra-
ordinarily beautiful landscapes and
interiors.
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"FLAME OF THE DESERT
FARRAR IN

Across a background OF flaming
passion the "Flnmo OF the Desert, p"
Geraldine Farrar's latest Goldwyn
photoplay. tells vibrant story OF a
great love nutured under desert
stars and OF woman's courage that
triumphed over the lust and passions
Qf a trcacherous tribe cf desert rid
Srs. A dynamic drama that viii
thrill you; an enchanting love story
that will enthrall you; womans
courageous fight for love and hap
piness that will grip you, Pictorial
magnificence surprising all stand
ards. It's coming 10 the Dreamland
next Friday and Saturday Dec. II
and is.
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MAJESTIC

Saturday, December ~
Love. Honor aud Obey ,.,.All Star
Two reel Comedy
Vanishing Dagger
Sunday and Monday
Woman In Room i3..,...,.,.,...
.....,,.., Pauline Frederick
Two Reel Comedy
Topics
Tuesday and Wednesday
The Hope. All Star Super Special
Tightening Bryce
OF Doctor Doctor Two reel comedy
Thursday
The Best Man. ...,...,... Kerrlgan
Two Reel Comedy
DREAMLAND
Friday and Saturday
Flame OF the Desert.
.........., Geraldine Farrar
Dlscordant Note-Comedy
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MAJESTIC
Sunday and
Monday
Dec. IS and 20
How About This!
by Pcrcival Wilde. Max MARGIN
and Samuel Shipman
Directed by Frank Lloyd

The Annual Holidays are at hand.
There are any number OF little things
we would like TO get for members
OF the family yet Il ~ difficult TO
choose something practical. and APP
proprtate tor tho occasion.
How about putting usdo small
C'fts this "oar and pool the Christ
mas money for an Investment In
something that the whole family
can enjoy together during the COM
Ing months as well as rignt now.
The shear pleasure and comfort
OF an automobile Tor tho household
can only be appreciated after one be-
comes a proud owner.
A few words with your local Ford
Car Dealer will show you what the
ordinary holiday expenditures OF
single family would do toward pur-
chasing them any OF the following
attractive types o. cars
Runabout regular model and with
starter.
Touring regular model and with
starter.
Coupe with starter and demount-
able rims.
Sedan with starter and demount-
able rims.
LET .Uss SHOW YoU' THESE
at the
Ford Corono
v. II Staples, Prop.
A. X. Macdonald, Salesman
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Suspected

Traced from that fatal room 10 in
her home by the lavl
Confronted with the question We're
You in Room 13' when the fatal
shot was fired?"
Flayed by her conscience, grilled
b. the district attorney, hated b.
the husband she lovedl
Was she the woman in Room 13?
SAMUEL GOLDAYN
Presents
The Home news., 1920-05-21

to an industrial centre, there changes his mode of livelihood and adds to the already intolerabie congestion in those areas.
 In New York City alone the ital- ians equal the total population of the city of Los Angeles, a total greater than the number of Italians either in Rome or Naples. The number of Austro- -Hmgarians in New York is equal to the population of Milwaukee. The Jews in New York equal the population of Philadelphia The Russians would repopulate St. Louis.
 Aside from simply making a study of who these people are and where they live, the Interchurch World Movement-30 great denominations in cooperation, which is in a mammoth drive for $336,777,572- plans to ascertain basic facts on the immigrant and his work in order to build truly constructive program based upon the principles of states manship and Christianity, an educa- tional program to assimilate the in migrant into the life of America sr' make him a 100 per cent Americar (
The Home news., 1920-05-21

A survey of the people from over seas and their sons and daughters, by the Interchurch World Movement has revealed that in triangle run ming from the extreme corner of Minnesota down to the southern tip of Illinois and from there east to New Jersey and Delaware, this sec ton constituting IS per cent of the area of the United States, contains 75 per cent of the l3,000,0M foreign population of this country.
 The study of the immigrant has revealed, further, that this triangle, bounded on the north by the great lakes and Canada, contains 56 per cent of the entire population of the U. s. and g per cent of the 52 cities with a population of 100000 Or more.
 \ in the accompanying illustration it is shown strikingly that the immi- grant stays very closely to the large cities, despite the fact that he may have been a farmer at home or worked in the vineyards on sunny slopes in Italy. Yet in this country he goes directly from the steamship
The Home news., 1920-05-21
WILL IMPROVE SCHOOL

At meeting of the McCro- rV School Board Monday at which all of the old and newly elected members were pres ,ent, the Board voted to install the Gary system in the school here next term.
 The Board also voted unani- mously forsthe purchase of the Petit property which will give our school a campus 330 x 1000 feet in size and which will allow ample room for a modern school and grounds.
The Home news., 1920-05-21
CITY WINS SUIT

The ordinance passed three years ago during w. w. Raney's first term as mayor which requires owners of lots to build concrete walks in front of same was declared valid in Chancery Court last Monday and the case dismiss cd at the cost of those con- testing the ordinance. The EiEjInction was also dissolved |and the Town can proceed with the building of the walks which it proposes to do unless the property owners build at an early date.
The Home news., 1920-05-21
HOTTIE MAY DREWERY

Lottie May, wife of F. r. Drewery, died Friday morning May IA, 1920, in this city after s.n illness of several days.
 The deceased was the dau- ghter of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Dodson of Whiting, Mo-, and was married to F. P. Drewery Sept. 28, 1917. She leaves two children, Esther Bell, IS, and Ray Everett, 15, one sister, Mrs. Clarence Daugherty of Kennett, Mo-, and her husband to mourn her loss.
 Funeral services were con- ducted at the Methodist church
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by the pastor, Rev. Guy Mur- phy, and the remains were laid to rest in the Fakes Cemetery.
 Many floral offerings from her newly made friends since com ing to McCrory a few months ago, completely covered the grave. The Home News joins i'll extending heartfelt sympa7 thy to the bereaved family. /
The Home news., 1920-05-21

Miss Ethel Tyus of Memphis was the guest of Mrs. H. c. Shearer from Saturday til Wednesday.
 City Marshal Gid Capshaw has purchased a half interest in Raney & Shue's billiard parlor from MT. Frank Shue.
 Miss Ruby Spradlin, who las taught the second and third grades in the McCrory schools for the past nine months, left last Sunday for Ter home at Augusta.
 MT. Leslie Ellis and family of Pine Tree arrived Wednes- day to spend the remainder of the week with Mrs. Love of DeView.
 Miss Florence Dawson, who has had charge of the first grade work in the McCrory schools for the year just closed, left Sunday for her home at Philadelphia.
 Tn e high school pla y, "Claim Allowed" was pre- sented at Augusta Thursday night by the McCrory cast, under the auspices of the Y: w. A. of that city. A profit able and enjoyable trip is re- ported.
 Miss Bernice Matthews, who has been in charge of the third and fourth grades in the Nc Crory schools for the past term, left last Sunday for her home at Atkins, Ark.
 H. R. Rembert, pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of Grays, and Paul Johnson, pastor of the African M. E. Church of Wiville, re- turned Wednesday from St. Louis where they attended the 1 General Conference.
 Miss Valerie Cazort, teach CT of the fifth and sixth grades in the McCrory schools the past year, has been prevented from returning to her home at Conway on account of ill., ness.
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TAX NOTICE

All persons who have not paid tax on lots in the Raney addition to the Town of Me- Crory should communicate at once with the tax collector as they will be listed as delin- quent otherwise.
 k. H. SMITH, IT,, Sheriff.
 Adv. 5-21-2tc.
The Home news., 1920-05-21
voLUMN 5
OUR BOYS WINNING

The McCrory Base Ball Club ..ndnr M the management of MT. rDJ r W Clancy is proving a win n, sor the team having won three mor' non,es this week on the local ssiSamond. Following is the srare ulo by innings of the game 'lsved with Tip Tuesday:
The Home news., 1920-05-21
MlLLHOLLAND-CAIN

Married: Miss Willie Cain VI eIne Fine Bluff and MT. Fred Mlllholland of Heber Springs were " married at the home of Sne Sn brides sister, Mrs. w. A. pI pnelch, I'll E. 18th St., Little Fle lock, S,S Sunday afternoon, May,
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Score by innings

Fancy. Time: 2:52.
The Home news., 1920-05-21

Miss Alma Kenner, who has had charge of the seventh and eighth grades in the McCrory schools for the past year, left Sunday for her home at Bells, Tenn.
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CARD OF THANKS

n,, 10 the many kind friends .%ao sa came to help in our sad ,,uaf au9 of trouble in the illness ang a,l U death of our beloved wife Ifolt t II mother, we extend heart F. F.. DREWERY.
 AND CHILDREN.
The Home news., 1920-05-21

T,0 mrs. Claude Beard of Pine |Mrae |Me IS the guest of Mr. and
 |Ras.a L. A. P. Beard, of
The Home news., 1920-05-21
NUMBER A
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Items of Interest Concerning Our People In Which You
 May Be Concerned

/ Born: Friday, May, IA,
 1920, to MT. and Mrs. L. w. Sturdivant, a ten pound girl.
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Program fri Srhlur u. \, u. I
Tabernacle ilalmsi Ihn,rh
slnda,, February nth,

subject survey ot Home MIS-
slons
Leader 'om cochran.
SONG Help somebody To-day
nrill ON Key Verses
gcriptura Lesson. Matthew p.2.-
9N--Memorlsed hy Miss Aida hoone
aud Mrs, Warren.
PRAYER -Miss GLADYS dwight
Tho Home Mission Task IN Oar
Cities Mrs Oaihnrhi
The llnmc Mission Task In The
Mounian Miss lofie May l'itlmaa,
Home Nlssions IN the Open Coun'
irN hlsf Aida nnone.
lnllding llumrs fnr llnm, less
ChurcheH Mls lela nuhoso
Home Aliislons aud the Race 'rnh'
lem Ma lenpk
Home Hoard ruhllc,lN Murl -Nr
Nunn
Hack paarh Exercises Mps
0ladNs nNlghl
Violin splo Miss horri,k
ralk o. lhp o. y y, Ma !.
y nurdrn
npnedlytlln n v 4 g.
All memnos 1gp urged iu ailrnd,
gnd ueN members and Nisitols Nill
hr wel,amod
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s%%ss<s se..%1
iiIGiI SCHOOL NOTES

Friday NiS Junior Day IN ~ II.
:. Al Junior girls wore white mid
dies nnd skiriH. aud the boyH wore
ovornlls and both haunted tho ~
nior colors were alao MOI ted 0n tie
'lag pul" early this morning
" seniors played tho Juniors IN
u pHc'icobnschall game ThuradnV ~.
tcrnOOn The game Was u hlrd
fought one, hut the Juniors lost with
= score at ~
Work upon the bow .NmLuniun
Ia be- erected upOn the hiph nelOol
grounds viii BE- begun IN the lmmc-
bdult future
AZ u class meeting held Friday
afternoon by the Soni0r class Il wa
unanimously decided tn use The now
gymnasium foi their play. THE pro-
reeds oi the play M 10 Si0O viii 80
toward the gymnasium fund. Al cy.
rredlhg that rmounl will he held In
HE ,rrisury of the class.
sanitary ilepr for W. az In ling.
Friday, February -,
Room V Good
Room NIL. Fine.
Rom VII Very DIRTY, trasay
floors
Chemist. Laboratory innroy-
lnu
physics Laboratory Dhly.
Room NNNll Boards always
liuy
room ncitcr, 4 great deal Of
paper SIN In desks.
hoom VII Had Ventilation. dll.
~ llonrg.
Room W Poor ventilation
Room NNll-vcry Good
Room XXI nrly boards.
Room NV Fair
Room XVII Gond.
Room III Good
Room Nlll Dlrly Floors
Room ~ Fair paper IN desks.
n w. = Sanitary Committee.
Miss Edith Harris. State Hlrh
School Supervisor Of Domestic
Science and Domestic Art, visited
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Amusements
I,rrt I,iell ~ Mission.

Maxwell Kargcr. director general
Of screen classics. Inc feature pro-
ducllon, personally selected the
east 10 support Beri Lytell In Lon
hardi. Ltd" perturbation of the
comedy hy Frederic and Fanny lIa,.
~ that was produced on the stage
by oliver Morosco for u continuous
run more than Two wears In New
YORK and on the road. and IL now
holng shown NJ the Mission theatre.
The east IN ~ calihre 10 fnlfill
q promise made by Nj KarRer when
screen Classics. Inc, secured the
1lcture rights to the play
In lombard. Ltd said the
director general II viii surround
nor I.ytell with an all star east
The role OF Tito Lombard the ltal-
ian mOdisic. IN entirely different
from anything Mr., Lytcll has here.
toforo attempted
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the iigh School TUESDAY She VIII
make formal report aH 10 cundi-
tions TO the president Of the hoard.
IN conference with the principal Of
the hgh school and the tuporlnten-
dent nj the Amarillo public schools
rhc stated that she had not visited
% high achoOl In the state that wus
moro ln harmony with what she be-
loved thc Domestic Science aud
Domestic AT should be- than the
Amarillo hlgh school She especial
~ praised the toachInr staff In these
departments and comrlimenied The
school on rs general tone, character.
the work II ~ DOING and on The
practical torn II has given this
work.
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sacred Musical Program

There will he very fine sacred
musical program ul the First Chris
iian Church sunday night 40 Z "a
Mrs. Fred krug and the large choir
viii sing some fine selections while
the bis orchestra directed by Prof
Lindhloom will render some special
pieces This mixed musical program
promises q rare treat Ia the music
lovers vi Amarillo There will be
splendid anthems. auarlctles, duets
and solos hS members of the choir
The orchestra of 10 instruments rs
by All odds the finest musical or
EanikatiOn ln the city aud viii thrill
every one with the very best selec-
lions. Al are cordiall, invited Ia
attend the First Christian church
Sunday nirhl aud enjoy this pre-
STAN
Overture, "Callph nj nagdad"
Orchestra l'tnl lindhloom, direc'
tar
Anthem List the Cheruhle
Host" ,llom The HolN CilY D. Oh.
liralos hy Mrs u q Alen alal nraA
lel n kimhrough,
NNAN fNfMN W " " AfWNA
ALFRED MOolrrl Mrs N g. Atom,
Quartet How leans Wit Thou
rorgel Ale" lflleugeri Mrs Scrui'
rhins Mlss Thompson Mpssrs sax
ON aud Mlnne
nuvi "Maichmau. What pi tho
Niehl'" iSargaent Messrs sak-
uu aud Myers
nrhesiTa Cinema Garoiie'
Anthem 20 Thee, q Hear lNar
Country lfrnm The llnlN iiNl.
Violin Solo Maznrka' tAhnar,
SO Az Tollien
Male Quartet selected Nvssra.
White, MNnup saxon and Cooper
Solo "\hdie Mlth Nc lliddlel
Mrs kue
Anthem lol Mount IlOn lor
lnire' llAnnl
Orchestra swedish Pest
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HAV[ COLOR IN CNFENS
w ngller laoking laka
Olive lahlels

n wg WA pA..nR mklUp
palNi hnW ualNl HNfINI lt4
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lmhNhH IInl lH0N Ui
lpM, AHiil.M
vi lsIl AN pcs "a
llkM nm iYki. n
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snnhrnm, 10 Inv Ialil.

lln z A. nruneL Nho btr chars,
"a ihe sunbeam SogielN nl ihe fils
piplih vhWrh, VIII eulltaN il,
lnle fnlks with q party SaWrda'
ullernom tram "a 5 otlogk ln lhe
pirloI, nl lhe church An sup
leams ave- requested lp d, assent
tor a bis time 10 promised
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NEW YORK. Feb, - Ii - 10
unrkuhlc how popular black and
white effects are despite The how'll
dotmont at color schemes on, secs
Recently ~ lashilrablp gcrdclyou'
Of the dance.mnd, nw the gown u,
the sketch
Us material wgs ATTN, IRE sslrl
was narrow, perfectly plain ana li.i'
ed some two or three Inches higher
on one side than un the other t.
permit freedom Of movement.
The rnisage WAS q lhllr Dutch a.
tair with &rlighlly painted waist and
u pipins ct white satin lct IN be-
tween The slecvo-fuiilcs and slepS,
md between the coisngr and field
of the lt!ck satin that finished ~
neck prom underneath the curgae,
lllgcd an apron tun.c inccd With ON
oruld,
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session Friday afternoon ~ the home
Of Mrs &. W. Mccullough. llOA Jack
ION street, There was splendid at
toudpnc" OF members, and most
ulpoyahle afternoon wa spent Mrs
y. =. Npwb0ld had chargo Of the
atiernO1u's lesson. 'rhr CnhdGc at
Lifr.' ana IN unusually nlorcNliug
program was rendered
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RUTH j. MEYER
MIDST AMER Ar sTOkE POGIs

MIDST AMER At sTOkE pOGis.
ny Clinton ScOllard,
Upon memorable mi,Summcr
morn
wandered from the meadows out
from slough,
Not yol the fields Of rlponcd gold
were shOrn,
No omen Of the autumn touched
the b0ugh.
by ancient siilc und long.used pas.
turc gate
The bypath led mo. pIlgrom 10
desire,
Till through the trees In solilaf
state,
Dcckoncd the graceful finger oi
u Spire
And then saw my goal---the lylcd
waits,
The sacred close whore rests his
crumblcd clay.
The immemorial yew.trcc that re-.
calls.
As tho with breathing lips, Tho
name NJ Gray.
No need Of craven monument Tor
him,
Tho. wrought In marble, one looks
DER the land.
TIL tho last loving human eye
grow dim
For cenotaph his "Elcgy" shall
stand
This was the place he ,rod--ihc
record tells
That moved his muse 10 words
rcvcred by man.
within the church the yergcr nt tho
bells
with ardor through their Alycry
gamni ran.
The ncamc the reader Of the hook
divine
10 fill with feeling voice tho
arches old.
Where through one CLEAN of radiant
MONDAY shine
Sftcd the notes of Us ethereal
gold
II anywhere IN earth, then surely
here
The soul may hold communion
with the Power
That rules the orbit Of the greatest
sphere.
And shane sthc petals Of tho
smallest flower
And surely nowhere meath the
bland blue day
4 spot more hnllowcd may the
wanderer find
Than whore without. beside the
grave ~ Gray.
The slender harebels wayor IN
the wind
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Tor several weeks
At times | could not
walk at ali and |
suffered with m y
back and limbs no !
often had 10 stay In
bed. ] suffered oil
an d on for eight
years. Finally |
heard that Lydia l..
Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound was
a good medicine and
tried IL with splen.
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did olFoct ! can now do my hOuse.
work and my washing. ] have recon-
mondod your Vegetable Compound and
your Blood Medicine and three VI my
friends are taking them 10 advantage.
You can use my name for testimonial I"
Mrs. TlEREsA COVENTRY, 20 Burnett
st., Newark, \. j,
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You are invited 10 write for free advice

No other medicine has been no sue
cessful IN relieving wOmana suffering
as has LYDIA n pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Women may receive free
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Such letters are received and answered
by women only and held in strict
confidence
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hasns AHAafl Hnd l,nll Alas
uVan. ut numas frNas we're the
rlesls pi Nlss Oerllude l.andls dur'
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