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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

~fiorentino. Los brazos de Renato SOL
taron su presa, su hoca Sc entrea-
brio Y vomito una blasfemia, y ca
70 de espaldas dando un postrer gri-
TO.
Ell r~aitre, que no habia abandona-
do su puesto, oya el critic de Renato,
Y entonces divide 81 consigna o mas
bien adivin6 que algun suceso i'm
prcvisto por ell ~florentino acababa de
~';~arSe Tsnzose rues hacia Ia es-
c~alera, subi6 presurosamente al pri-
-. .~u ; ~ quedo cortado en- el
umbral del cuarto donde Sara ACADIA
laba de matar a Renato Ell florentl-
&c. La platera estaba en- pie, con Ia
esperada aun humeaate en- la mano;
hrillaba tanto su hermosura en- aque
liz actitud a~menazadora V animaba
sus ojos un Juror tan majestuoso,
que Ell soldadon dobl5 la frente y Sc
sintio dominado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
XIV

CAST una bora despues que NJ de
P:brac V Enrique de Navarro Carlos
TX habia llegado al Louvre. Durants
81 trayecto de Meudon a Paris, ell
monarca habia ~guariado un silencio
feroz. Los guardias que lie acompa-
naban no iban muy Il su gusto, pues
sabian Guam temible era Carlos TX
cuando estaba enco2erizado. Lahire
era ell unico que habia c~olservado
una calma completa. Cabalsaba sin
espada nj coraza, coli la cabeza Gu
bierta con una simple toca, y name
jaba su caballo con tanta graaa y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

sus Depositos.- Haga sus depos1tos ho1 MIS-
MO por correo, haga que su oinero aumente
ganando intereses, Y evite La tentacion-
de g~astarlo en- cosas in1tiles.
Teniendo una cuenta con este Banco, da-
Quiere I'd. CREDITO Y Ell dia que I'd. nece-
site de ayuda, este Banco Sc la proper
cionara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
NO SUFRA POR HAS TEMPO
Las MOIestiaS de Ia ECZEHA

Cuando miles De persoUaS cue anterior
ments han sutyiGo De Intermediates de "A pjci.
-. encrcrtran Hbres Ge djchos sUtr!mieHt"s.
y pusGen rscupe-a- las Eorhes de insomnia
owe Ian pasado. .ro- que cauSa ~conti1la
tuzted sufrieudo7 Esc-i5a. pidJeEGo una bo-
tcaa lie p-rsba DC q medicina couoc;da 2or
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

Ezce como tres amos cue sparec.o en- n.
eace-a una erupcira uo.csta Y -spUEDau-
70. Hice ESQ &c dtescrres ncGiciDaS ' n
s-cpciGa continua5a Eu=aeucauGg. NoShe q
noche. me paSaba yo sin pcGcr Go-nir All
soiutansntc. In amigo ne rscomeCGo KS
tres D. Las probe y - n P-lnera sT&-
caci6u que ne hicr. semi IN gran al!ylo.
Dzspues de varies meses de esca-ia usaaGo,
qucde enrerameute bucno > sazo.
o. II. HANNA BuriinEaue. Kan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

Du-gate dee aEcs re eSsado suirienco
ccurinua-ren-e de eczema. k2bier6o NsEaco
mi eute-aeiad al extreme. de cue. roc 10
mencs. IRA :e-cera pa-se De csc tempo no
pude pressrtarunc en- QGblcC. Probe toca
case De msdicizas, no habicnGo ~eHcoH-rado
Aiivio GcciGiGo hasJa que po- recoCaerda-
ci6r &c mi d~-oGuista c9merce a usar 81 D.
D. D. Yo desearia cue Jccos los QUE 81
.fren dc a eczema, Usa-R7 e. D D.. D.. IN
msiiatansH:e.-Sri:s Myrtle Barn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

Yo no hab:G rsnido Una so-a nocHs &c
descanso. dIran-e cIccc meses h2sta que
principle p usa- n lesion =. D. D, ma
biendo c1ps-;nsntGGo dcsGc llcro una gran
Gis;rna Giicrencia. pues mis- sGtTIralencos de-
sapareriercn desdr lueco-S-a. Lucy J.
= Taylo- Va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
MURIO UN ANTIGUA FUN
CJONARIO PUBLICO.

De uu ataque de gripa, Y 4 edad
a~vanzada, faliecio en- este puerto e.
senior Canc;ido N. Rosas, hijc de Ia
ciudad Y vecino de los mas prestigia
dos desde SUI juventud.
Fl senor Rosas desempeno en- pa
saGos tiempos, yarias wees. e. puestO
dc Presidcnte Municipal, en- ell que
Sc conquistG grandes simratias de to-
das las classes s~ocialeS, debido 4 su a.
crisolada honradez y a sus ~relevan-
ties c~ualidades.
do TORMENTO 4 UN
ANCIANO.
En- sensacionales resportazgos ha
dado cuenta la prensa local noticia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

IKE Lodon for Shin Disease

G.e =. s;@c "a p-ysr-j:a roc .. DE-. Dennis.
EsrI .osi5n carasiva IA sl6o usada Por
espac;c &c 25 amos, en- los caSos de eczema
erupcione. ir-itaci6n y tods clsse dc en-
fe-nedades de a piei- SCs mRGnit:cos re-
suleaEos gueGan denos.-ados cor las car
tas que infinidad &c eHte-nCs. agrstecloos
nos han e-viado.
lea listed las siE7-;entcs ca-tas. Y Queoa-
u cozycrcj6o De 20 cue aqui asentanos,
No Nos N5rlgs de lus51ruiU
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-23

spent Monday in Madill visiting friends
and seeing the fair
Judse George 5. March went TO Du-
rant 10 aear contested election case
N the county judges race in the
late Democratic primary
Miss Silvia Chambers Of Cumber-
land was in Madil Monday morning.
en- route to Amarillo. Texas, for a
visit with relatives.
Mr. W E. Willis returned Mon
day morning from short visit with
relatives in Durant
c. d. Darrow and family spent Mon.
day in Madill attending the fair
Mrs. Letha Lutterll has returned
from visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. a. Ayres, at Wood
VILE
Ben Colbert OF Oklahoma city. visit
ed TUESDAY ana Wednesday with
friends in Malil
Mr.. and Mrs W. \, Ayres Of Wood
vile are in Madill guests at the home
OF their son. County Clerk Earl E
Ayres
Mrs. J. G. Russcll ana Mrs. Frank
Mederas, have returned from ADA
where they represented the Madill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-23
l 0W ETCHINGS AND DRY
POINTS ARE MADE

There are few OF the arts that have
greater popular appeal than etching
It is, first Of all. an art of direct per-
soma! expression, and many famous
painters and workers in other fields of
artistic endeayor have turned aside
to find in the etching-needle and the
shining copper-plate an opportunity
for the expression Of either individ
ual creations or transcripts from ma
ture seen through the eye Of the i'm
agination.
Etching has the delightful charm to
the artist Of many accidental effects.
These are especially characteristic of
the bitten line where the drawing of
the artist is scratched in the surface
through an etching ground that pro-
tects the copper everywhere from
the acid except where these scratches
have been made. There are many un-
expected things that may happen in
a bitten plate, and every one at all
interested or familiar with prints
knows the significance OF the word
states" as applied to many famous
examples.
A less common use Of the etching.
needle and the copper-plate is in the
process known as dry-point. Here
there is no covering of the plate
with a ground, or any use Of acid
the picture Is scratched directly into
the copper. With this process, as will
be readily understood on aoch .gdo -
the line is thrown up a little ridge
known to etchers as the burr" and
II is TO this burr that the dry-point
owes its special charm There is
notable richness In the darks that re-
minds one Of the velvety black tones
that are so characteristic Of messot.n;s.
From Some Dry-Points and an
Etching" by walter Title In the
September Scribner.
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Real Estate
Ardm0r@ Homes

The opening of Ardmore schools has
made very sharp shortlge in homes
in this city; we still have a few nice
homes al unlnf!ated prices. and IT is
our advice that you act quickly = you
are in the market for a home.
We have a four room ncdern home
on Cadd1 St.. which we Gre going 70
sell - tke first coming for S2jOO0C en-
easY te- ms.
Also a five room house near tho
above for 100000, easy terms.
A beautiful shaded corner lot on "A
St, northwest. and a gool three
room house TO- fl75OOO
For s25OOO0 can sell a five room
house on llth Ave, northwest, near
pavement on easy terms
A splendid five room cottage on cor
ner, east front, fine neghborhood on
c ST., northwest for s425OOO
One of the best buys eft in Ard
more, a five room home on Sth Ave.
northwest, elegant neighborhod, near
D ST. northwest for 100000, terms.
A fine fifty foot lot on Bixby ave,
opposite Mr.. Woods fine brick home,
lot worth s1250OO. owner has no i'm
mediate use for it, and VIII sell for
SS50.00.
Sh lots on G St northwest, a get
rich quick artist bought the above
for speculation, but his sins have
over taken him and he must sell.
A 7S foot lot on A St, northwest,
paved street, reasonable price.
A very fine large lot on McLish
suitable for fine home.
Several high class bungalows in
Southwest
A five room brick home on Wheeler
St, owner leaving city; price for
quick action s7OOO0O0
Let US help you select home.
R. G. McNIDDY
1861 West Main St.
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Methodist W. NJ. S. in the district w
NJ. S. conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hamss who|
had been in Madill guest at the homq
Of Mrs. Hames' sister. Mrs. So
Vittitoe, have returned TO their ho0q
at Gainesville. Texas.
Mrs Mary Dufour has returned
from a visit with friends in Ardmoee|
and Wilson.
Miss Hattie Vandervort has return-|
ed home from visit with friends ~
Ardmore.
Miss Donia Reeves is in Durant this
week to take the place OF the nhani
ager Of the Durant Southwestern Bell
Telephone exchange.
T B. McLish of Ardmore. who had
been visiting with relatives in Madil1
has returned home.
r. o Moren has returned from q
slcrt visit at Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Green of Sul-I
phur VINO have been in Madill as the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Green
have returned home
-
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NIadill Personals.


Mrs. c. Fl. Lovelace of Denison, was
n Madill Wednesday, and Thursday
he guest of. friends.
Mrs. NJ. C. Johnson Of Kingston,
Who had been in Madill guest at the
gome Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Russell
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wiley u Lynn visited Tuesday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. H.
Banks, in Ardmore.
Robert White left Tuesday for
prospecting trip to Plainview. Texas
Mrs w. D. Haynie and children
went to Durant Tuesday for a few
days visit with relatives.
Rev. o. c. Fontain of Durant was
in Madill Tuesday guest OF Rev. A. P
Johnson.
Mrs Newton Cummings Of Ranger
Iexas, who had been in Madill for a
week as the guest of Mrs. Margaret
duncan, has returned home.
John Ayres and sister Miss Eta
Ayers Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Howard ana
Mrs {. F Howard. all OF Woodville
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Democratic Ticket

President
JAMES NJ. cox
Vice President
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
United States Senator
SCOTT FERRIS
Congressman
CHARLES D. CARTER
Supreme Court Justice
FRANK NJ. BAILEY
State Senator
JOHN H. CARLOCk
Representative.
d. S. HOOVER
County Judge
NJ. +. WINFREY.
County Attorney
JAMES H. ALATIIERS
Court Clerk
JESSE LASLEY
County Clerk
CLARENCE HARRIS
County Treasurer
5. F. hAYNIE
sneriIf--
| BUN GAkkEIT
County Superintendent
KATE GAIT zANEIs
County SufvsyOr-
CHARLES ". CLAY
Tax Assessor
JOHN Il. SPEARS
County Weigher-
BUCK ROGERS
COMMISSIONERS
First District
JEFF O'BRIEN
Second District
MARION II. PIERCE NJ
Third District
JOE T. TAYLOR
AkDMukE IUWNShlr
Justice Of the Peace
HAL CANNON '
D. w. BUTCHER
Constable f, NJ
FouNT pusro4
Old SHAW
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DAui ARDjiuXEIEX.


DAILi ARDjiuXEIrX.
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ist $3.50;
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1hcn
Open apaS< without n,racr r---s5c
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Cne year ------.---- ---,----------oVo
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ofIe wear -o'S
No0-C0ntf Vet Advertising.
Theatres. concerts, circuses,
stock promotion, Oh, 2inc,
etc. -------------~---- ..----$i'VV
Political advertising, casn With
order. d.splay only accepted -ec
Advertising at eSovs fateS mus!
take 'rtm CT cspor."
Gusrs nteed position s lt per
asnt additional.
Advertisements muse - AZ UIaa7
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Copy for Daily AIoncreita must
20 ii ufGcs ~ Il O'clock 90 LAY a.
publication and fcr Sunday Ard
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N0n!sly Display Rate.
ts.N Per ioch per month with
weekly change Of copy y dtsired
$500 per inch per rnolth on year.
's SSLtfact with csly change Ct
eopy.
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Marriage License.

N4HTTldgc License.
d. b. Bennett Ccol) 80, Of Madir
o Hattie MAY Allison, also consider
bly, colored, SO, Of Davis
J. c. Curtin. (coD p, to Aline Nc
dillon, II (col) both of Denison,
Texas.
Miliard NJ. Wadsworth. 2s Leban-
N to Miss Nora Wilkerson, II, OF
J-ingston.
Harve Hobbs, %, Aylesworth, to
Miss Hattie Brewster, 90 of King
ton.
K, P Denton, p, Shay, to Miss Kit
lie -, IS, of Enos.
Chs A. Ehrig, %, Durant, to Miss
Jessie Lea, 90 OF Enos.
Reney Page, 21 wills to Miss Mary
licAlester, IS, Willis.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA fE RAILWAY
North Bound
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

Train No 6j2 Departs---- 200 a. IN.
Train No. GSl Departs----l2;40 y. n.
Mixed Train
Train No, 6SS Arrives---l2;4o .. IN
Mixed Train
Train No. 6jl Arrives 49,. 500 p. m
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Livestock

y REGISTERED Poland China pig
months old Phonn lllh oq.2
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W00DNlAN CIRCLE

All dues payable with Mrs. L. v
Ward, "a End Ave, northeast, New
Clerk, 2l-S--adv
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FREE LECTURE

AT CONVENTION HALL AT 8
O'CLOCK SUNDAY EVENING, SEP
TENDER 26TH. SUBJECT, mil.
LIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER
DIE. ADV. 29.3
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MA d | l. l.
W. J. BELL.
Full Carrier Service.
Representative for Marshall Co
In the Courts.

In the courts.
Anumber of pleas to guilty We're
rported in the justice of the peace
Z urt all of which drew the usual
and costs with admonition upon
part Of the court to go thy way
4 ID sin no more"
No cases OF any kind filed either
! county or district court since our
] 81 report
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OKLA. NEW MEX. 4 pAcIFIc

Train No. Departs a. m.
Train No. 5 Departs D. IN.
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FRISCO RAILWAY

Train No. 7O6 DEPARTS 7:5Q 4. u.
Train No. 7,4 Departs----il;S5 d. N.
MIXED Train
Train No 716 Departs 4:50 b. m.
Train No. as Arrives ---- 1880 a. m.
tAliXcd Traln)
Train No, 775 Arrives----lO:l5 a. IN.
Train No. eos Arrives ,.SO .. IN.
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Train No. 4 Arrives 6;15 D. IN
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Oil Field Supplies
Oh I.--d- auo Leases


OIL I.,-d7 auG Leases
FOR SALE-4O acre lease off set 10
Lone Star, we'll doins 40 barrels,
Section 10, T. 3s-5w, Loco fed nj
attractive proposition, shallow &C.
d. Reeves, Duncan. Okla 1910
OIL LEASES-Have the follcwing
leases for sale IN OPfuskce county,
subject TO prior sale. II yo; dosire
scmetl ing good and chance for
your money. here it is.
l60 acres in 34-l2-ll, SIS per acre
so acres in 9S.lS-lO S2j per acre.
100 acres in 2S-13-9. $50 p.r acre.
80 acres in 9-l3.9 SEQ per acre.
so acres in 4-l3-9 s25 per acre
1G0 acres in 27-l2-S $40 per acrc
100 acres in S3.l4-7 $3.50 per acre.
All new 8 year commercial Tease Lat.
NJ. +. Crigler, l20 Ntr.h Washing
ton St. Phone 1907. 1913
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TWO cents per word each insertion
minimum charge OF 81 cents
made for ads rim one day only. Copy
must be n Ardmoreire effice by 10
o'clock week days. I. received after
that hour ads Will - run TOO late
TO classify"
AZ want ads are cash. Advertise
ments taken over the telephone are ac-
ce0:ed only at customers risk and the
Arc-noseite will not Se responsible for
sIrors 1niess advertising copy 10 hand
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Help Wanted, Miscellaneous
Positions Wanted

POSITION WANTED-By young lady
stenographer.. graduate of Tyler
Commercial College. 702 End Ave.
northwest Phone $50. 22-S
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You Can't Brush or
Wash Out Dandruff

Tho only sure way 10 get rid OF
dandruff Is TO dissolve II. then you
destroy II entirely. To do this. &c,
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon: apply IL At night when re-
firing: use enough TO moistcn tho
scalp and rub II In gently with the
finger tips
do this tonight ana by morning
most II not all. OF your dandruff win
be gone. and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign
and trace 81 II. no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You VIII find. too. that an rch.
ing and digging OF the scalp win
stop at once. and your hair viii be
fluffy. iustroua glossy. silky and
soft. and look and feel . hundred
times better.
You can get nauid arvon st any
drug store II II inexpensive and
never falls tn do the work
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Kiifane opened. a door. waving
one thin yellow hand Led by
Mrs Sin. the company filed into
an apartment which had been trans
formed into an opium dive.
Tables. chairs and other items OF
furniture had been stacked against
ono of the walls and tho floor
spread with rugs. skins and numer
Gus silk cushions.
Moile Cretna giggled hysteri-
caily.
Make yourself comfortable. dear. ="
she cried 20 Rita. dropping down
upon a heap Of cushions. Il am
going 10 take off my shoes. The
last time. Cyrus. when | woke up
my feet were quite numb"
you should come down 20 my
place" said Mrs. Sin. You have
there your own little room and
silken sheets to lie in. and II Is
quiet--so quiet"
oh cried Morlie Gretna. 81
must come! But I daren't 30 alone.
win you come with me. dear?"
turning 10 Rita
Il don't know" was the reply.
Let me arrange Il for you" came
the harsh voice OF Mrs. Sin. Lucy
will drive you both down-wont you
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ultra smart and vicious set OF which
she had become n member.
Her first Introduction TO opium
smoking was made under the aus.
picea OF an American comedian then
appearing In London. an old devotec
OF the poppy. A chandu party took
place at tho Americans flat, and
Rita. who had consented TO go with
Sir Luclen Pyne, met there for the
first time the woman variously
known as Lola" and Mrs Sin"
From tho restaurant nj which
she had had supper with Sir Lucien.
Rita proceeded 10 the fiat OF the
orgn nizer OF the opium party Mr..
Cyrus kilfane. one other guest was
already present, introduced as Mollie
Gretna. but whose weakly pretty
face Rita recognized as that OF a
notorious society divorcec.
Leaving Rita chatting with Miss
Gretna, Kilfane took Payne aside,
offering him a eigaret
Hello" said the baronct can
you stu get thesc7"
with the utmost difficulty" muir
INJURED Kilfane. Lola charges me
five guincaa a hundred for them.
and only supplies them as favor"
Sir Lucien laughed sardonically.
lighting kilfanos cigafet and then
his own.
Il find n 20 myself he said.
Everything except opium IL 10 be
had at kaxmahs and nothing en-.
ccpt opium interests me. You OBJ.
tain your opium from Lolay'
yes. Kaxmah sent her to me.
or course. her game iH beating up
clients for the Lmehouse dive"
You have visited tho House of
a Hundred Raptures'T''
MANY times. ut wcekends. All
here she is"
A woman came IN. carrying a
brown leather aitache case. She
was not tall. but she Possessed a
remarkably beautiful figure. Her
hair was Of that true, glossy black
which suggests the sheen Of raw.
ems plumaEe. In the swift gianee
which sho cast about the room
therc was something greedy and
evil.
Another little sister. dear Ioia. -
murmured Kllfano. -of course. you
know who II iny This" turning
the sleepy glance towards Rita. is
our officiating priesters. Mrs. Sin"
The woman 20 strangely named
dllated her nostrils suspiciously.
someone smokes the chandu Gig.
arctn." she said
Il am the offender dear Lola. E"
said kilfane- You have brought,
me n new suppiy7"
"oh. no. indeed" replied Mrs. Sin.
Next Tuesday you get some more"
"But the cigsrets--
Are from Buenos Ayrcsf Yes
Blu, Buenos Ayres must get the
opium before wc get tho cigarc;r.
eh? Five cases come IN London on
Tuesday. CT. DO Of good courage.
my dear
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tContinued trUn Our Last
ls~ueb


ls~tieb
Kerry's teeth closed with n sharp
snap.
AT last he said. Il zee where
tho smar7y from tho home office
comes IN"
Tho secretary OF state has ap.
pointed n special independent com.
missioner TO inquire into tho hell.
bh traffic" replied Margaret quiet.
ly II am glad 20 say that I have
helped In getting this done by the
representations which have made
To my uncle. Lord wrexborough
hut | give you my word. Inspector
Kerry, that have withheld moth.
Ing from you any moro than from
him"
Him snapped Kerry. eyes fierce.
iy ablaxe.
From the home office r~pr~.
sentative before whom l have nj.
ready given evidence"
Chief Inspector Kerry burned 70
learn particulars: he disdained 10
obtain them from woman.
Good morning. MIas Haley he
said. Il am greatly indebted 10
you
lie walked stiffly from the room
and out OF the fiat withou, waiting
Tor a servant to open the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
IT WAS HARD FOR
KIRKLAND man
TO GET AROUND
Carlson Suffered 5 Years
From In d igestion and
rheumatism; Tanlac Re-
stores His Health

'-raniac has rid me Of case of
rheumatism from which suffered
for five years. and increased my
weight 10 pounds besides" declared
Oscar Carlson. OF Kirkland. Wash. a
well known employe of the Price
Shipping company. recently.
The rheumatism bothered me
mainly in my legs. and crippled me
up so II was hard for me To get
about and do my work. The pains
in my knees especially were so bad
I could get very little sleep at night.
and had n catch In my back which
made Il agony for me to bend over
and straighten up. But rheumatism
was not my only trouble. for was
nervous and restless and my appe-
lite was poor. 40 that never en-
I ate did me very little good. lost
weight rapidly. and finally got 30
weak that the least oxertion would
tire me out completely.
Il had read so much about Tanlae
I decided TO sec what IL would do
for me, and II helped me right from
the start. Well. few bottles of the
medicine restored my health com.
pletely. The rheumatic pains have
left me entirely. have perfect use
of my limbs and can do my work
with case. I am no longer nervous.
sleep like log and wake up in the
morning feeling rested and refreshed.
have a tremendous appetite and
everything agrees with me. 80 that
my weight and strength have been
restored. and feel fine all the time.
I am certainly glad 10 pass the good
word along that Tanlac In the medi.
cine for people suffering like did"
Tanlac is sold in seattle by Bartcll
DRUG stores under the personal d.
rection OF a special Tanlac represen-
tatiye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Actually Removes Hair
Notwithstanding New
tHsrmie~s Methods Works Like
Msgic"o

To have the superfluous hairs
come out roots and all. before onc'F
very eyes, sounds almost too good
to be true. Yet many thousands OF
women have proved to their own
satisfaction that this can be accom-
piiHhed--casily, quickly. harmlesaly
by means Of the wonderful pheiac-
tine process.
This method r. not 10 be compared
at all with any liquid. powder or
paste, nor with elcctroiysis or any
hing else. Nothing like IL ever orig
mated II causes the hairs To- come
out entire. roots included, leaving
the Ehin smooth and hairless as
babes Phelactine is non odorous,
n O n-irritating, no n-poisonous -
rhild could safely eat Il. Get a small
stick OF phelactine from your drug
giat today. follow the simple in
structions, and you Will have "A most
agreeable surprise.