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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
BOYS STOLE BREAD;
POLICE REPRIMAND

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Dec. 16.-In
stealing when you're hungry there's
a moral, is the judgment OF CHIEF Of
Police Cadin. OF this city. With
father. brothers and sisters-indeed
the whole family out OF work, with
an empty cupboard and no prospect
of even loaf OF bread TO relieve that
rnawing sensation in the stomach.
two ungsters-Philip and Ezekiel,
II and Il, respectively. OF the LO-
cash family here-were caught while
stealing bread. Their pitiable story
OF want" at home appealed TO the
chief. who after investigation. liber-
ated the youths with a warning not
TO steal again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
JAPAN WELCOMES
PACT OF PACIFIC
Premier Takahashi States That
Nation Will Heartily Sup
port Agreement.

TOXIC. Dec. 14--Japan- speaking
through her Prime Minister Nlscount
KorekiyO Takahashi today congratu-
lated the United States on the sic
cess or the washington conference
TakahasHi. in a statement written
exclusively for the United Press.
pledged his empire 20 support the
four power Pacific agreement 20 the
Knit He dlscerns in Il the dawn
OF an era Of world peace. through
the cooperation OF the nations that
smashed Germany's scheme OF con-
quest.
Copyright. 1921. by United PressJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

The good brothers may get to-
gether for a rousing stag banquet
but it isn't a COMPLETE success
unless you have some Parkerhouse
Rolls, Fatty Shells. or Pumpkin
Pies from Mathews rauss Bakery.
They're perfect 341-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
A PRACTICAL PERSON.

II II is a practical gift and then. too
If IL has quality. The Reimold store
have built up their big business by
supplying a demand for the many
practical things a person requires
to do things with whether in the
workshop or kitchen. and the mat
ter OF quality is never overlooked.
33s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

I could scarcely sleep at night be-
cause of the irritation.
The trouble lasted for about six
years. A friend recommended CUd-
cura Soap and Ointment so sent
for a free sample. l bought more
and after using one cake Of CuticCra
Soap and one box Of Cuticura Oint-
ment / was completely healed"
Signed Miss Virginia Clevenger,
r. r. 1, Union City, Ind.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Battle with Soap, sOothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
Sample Each Free By Mail Address: "cuticzra Lab
orasoriss, Dept. H, hAlden 80, Mas" Sold every
where Soap 25c. Ointment b and zoe Talcum DE.
81 CutieuFa Soap shaVes without mug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

For banquets or suppers order
Mathews-Krauss rolls AMI pastry.
337-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
Miss Y. Clevenger
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Eczema
Eczema broke out on my wrist,

a broke out on my wrists
there it spread down my
hands and between my
fingers. 1t itehed and
burned so badly that l
rubbed and initiated my
hands and had to wear
rubber gloves for a while
because water hurt them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
L. H.'HAYM BACK FROM
EXTENDED TRIP NORTH.

Louis III. Haym has returned from
Atlantic City, n. j., and other places
of interest in the north and east.
While away Mr.. Haym stopped over
TO see HIS son, Harry, at Princeton.
and, incidentally, saw the Harvard.
Princeton football game, When ask
ed about conditions Mr.. Haym said
steady Improvement is being noted
in the east and while II Is rather slow
II is of a substantial nature and will
be here for keeps" within a very
short time. The many friends of Mr..
Haym will be pleased TO learn that he
has improved in health and Is about
we'll again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
CHAIRMAN Wv. C. A. COMMITTEE
ASKING PUBLIC SUPPORT.

Mrs. J. b. High. chairman OF the Y.
W. C. A. campaign executive commit
tee, has sent out the following letter:
The Y. w c. "A. of Brunswick is
appealing this week to the citizens OF
Brunswick for the support necessary
to carry on its work through the COM
ing year Since the Y. w. C. A serves
the whole community we think YOU
viii readily agree that every citizen
should, to the extent OF his ability. be
represented in It's support. The As
sociation is asking for enly that
amount which is absolutely necessary
to maintain It's present service, re-
lying upon its own Efforts to provide
for the expansion which should &C
company its progress. The enclosed
tolder Is intended TO tell you what
you would like to know about the
work Of the Brunswick Association
ana will. we think. convince you Of
the value Of that work to the eommun-
ity, providing the best reason for your
participation In 1t. In the course or
Few days a representative will call
upon you and We ask for her q friend /
" reception and as generous . re-
Spouse as YOU are able to make 70 this
cause
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
YESTERDAY ANOTHER
HEAVY TOURIST DAY.

In the neighborhood OF seventy-five
cars came TO Brunswick yesterday en-
route to and from Florida. Quite q
large number Of the tourists. going
south, are stopping over for n few
days among the number being Frank
y. Gage. Of Canton. Ohio. banker. Mr..
Gage is delighted with the Brunswick
climate and thinks OF purchasing a
site for winter home on 81. Simon II
the bridge Is built.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
JUDGE S. T. FRAZIER PASSES
AWAY AT UNION CITY. ALA.

Many Brunswick friends win be
grieYed to learn OF the DEATH Of Judge
5. r. Frazier. which occurred al Union
City, Ala, yesterday morning. De
ceased was the father of Mrs. James
r. Colson, and has visited this city on
various occasions. Both Col. and Mrs
Co'sou were at the bedside OF Judge
Frazier when death came. The fun.
eral VIII be held At the family burial
ground In Union City this afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
HITCH NAMED TRUSTEE FOR
SFgaFToN & RoDDENBERRY.

adWage r. T. Hitch was yesterday
appointed trustee of the estate of
Crofton & Roddenberry. and has as.
sunied charge of the places OF bust.
ness. ot the firm at Evarett City and
pehh steflshg, This Is the first ap.
Observation-Disclosures by Judge Harry D,
R9ed ilha,uewly appointed referee In
bankruptcy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15

!. Fruchtman, II. Treadway. Fred
Pfeiffer, J. A. Sheffield. w. r. Moody.
j. A. Mclaughlin, r. o. Hottie, f. b.
Arnold, w. L. Harwell, ]. r. Whittle,
J. d. Browne. w W. Heaton, A. ].
Gordon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
ATTENDING MASONIC MEET
IN SAVANNAH TODAY.

A number Of Brunswick Masons left
for savannah last night 60 put on the
Scottish Rite degree there. Among
those who compose the local team are
7. ] Holton, +. A. stuckey. John d..
al A. RothsehIld, Middleton Harris.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
REDUCE YOUR SHOE BILLS.

So Foos- Ease, tie anGts@psie povder 10 @s
ssA&2n mn the snorSs H0g only nsons the paza
eg corna Asd oantons, sad gives eaiek reid %
sse4hiess salloGs. tired, aching, trudsr seet.
Clusters azzd sore spots, bot Aaensa Fe-nt.sfnsa
FesAs ne Iees. keeps them cool and eornfassae8e
- - 1ase saving TIE constant scar on shsea
stockings scar twice ~ i0nx whsr xe- walk e
s~EzksES ~ AAA4a1s ko9s-E4ss so-.sx,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
WEATs4E b FORECAST
FOR PRESENT WEEK.

For the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States: Local rains are indicat-
ed at the beginning OF the. week and
generally fair thereafter Tempera-
lures will be below normal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-15
NEWS NOTES
of General Interest,"
THE TIDES.

High water S:12 a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Low water 2:O6 a m. and 1929 p. m.
Outer bar calculations-rabout a half
hour later in the harbor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

You can make ssirnrr aul of any.
ihlng You mas remember the n0d
lekp about the irlnhman who sall lhai
iIoTeu Was epod shnseler, hui he
wasn't Nhai you'd eall fancy aoss
eler A blH plant that "reminiscences
shntcls has made study ~ shnye
oloes and hes nneaflhed some lntrr
esilne tart~ Tor Instance. e,,od
shpsert shoula pes w q hensrr
loai f.mn ~ pounds A reoN ahnseler
shoul aol throw further than ten feet
horizontally or eight feet vertically
ShuNvlpfs shaula haeo tNo tru nfiuutp
peflpd. Nt complete relaxation every
lwn hours Shu,elefs Should work ~
wlrs nel Alonr Two men together
viii hoeel tulcr as mneh A- tNo
nlone NNw, spli ~ Neuf hands nud
81 - u t|nelnnoli Enquirer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

n The sdrantsges our government
gives "a those who wish 10 suceeed
Ave VI Eitng0n. WHO came from Rus
"a, Gus Fourth. who Vas horn IN
Germany; Mike fIollander and Anton
Chapel vho specialize ia the dressing
sAd Ovens o. fur. Jonas and Aaron
Nsunburg nt0 lead i1 re nlanufac-
iNre q. haitart furs. Otto Kahn, Julius
hlgman. Fred kaufman. Ahe and
/ q. GostlEb.--thesc al have achiesed
slcoess add rlson 20 prominence and
infnetee In The fur industry by thelr
own efforts.
The fur industry Is considered tc 70
The oldest industry in the United
states il c0mmc1cei with the dis
cQYery of the Hudson River. aud the
sri far trscer9 werc the discoveries
Q. this river sna u Manhattan Island
These dssnoTerefs hat;cred with the
Indian owners q tie Island OF Msn-
Aafisn ard reocnes from 'lem cuan-
iii.es "a btafsr SKINS New York Cv
s CONSIDERED 20 be the largest in
makes IN The world and the iar~est
manufacturing and coneuuer centre OF
'nrs and iur ganneass The industry
n New York employs more than 1900
Tseoplc lte people ~ the United
states spend mere than S3o0tDQ On9
annually for fms aad fsr garme9'a
~ sAins afe imported from Rslss a,
: frnany. AU9fsila and Caha1iA. The
rffed states furnishes thr mxkrnt.
he Tacfpon. The opossliia and skunk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

fNa;iVaai Crop Iaproyeraens serrlesi }
~ fTarere nos for ne squirrels.
which are aiwsys bssy piarsipg
= trees our timber supply Would he
szdly depleted.
The s7uirreis hury nats fsr IN excess
of theiF -xinfer demands a. ford. and
bgnce thfee bury attse workers cazht
t. be prstested n every way. esSseciaiiy
frow hunters ard house csss
Aneriaa i fast nsing ~ reserse 81
ferest resources. sspesasiiY uoeds of
the shfsess| q4assty We arr ueing the
hnezt jE&ler AZ iesssss nosLsag 5st
seed trees Tor the next esnerztscn. Il
should b< compulsory IN thik d. and
date . plan. 20 equixsIent nasoer 4
young trees whenever We elt ont :
forest CANT.
With 4 great pzDs trees ihese i NJ
possible return - tbs indigdpzi from
the tree Until l. resebez lunber sszt
except perhaps iit.le frewood which
should Be prodBcsd from trimmings
ard tslrE1ngs.
Black walnut = one species whica
provinces tte Efstest rrfarns FROM
Tlssfsns 1be esel y by fsr ne saasf
iia41.s 81 s1s sse sgn q AAesl-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

rneshsieslep ehsoa pui NEST with lhe
Neeu efeepis % enlsn scrshe S,,esl.l
prexFan.
A $50 Res cFeci ps.tcg of Inv talsei
frcsestesnn ctetsa. uia rfeash a. she
nniict cenxrsaiina
an memhers sul frscaas ~ the tNo
eAurhes ate iaslfei o. the-e evening
eeftlccs
hipls Staaf anA rsayef Eefti a.
rhuss.iAf. B. %
VISITORS always eciirn.e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

IN The fur industry ia America are
4 iou1d many notable examples az
m opportunities which our gov
eminent under the Constitution a.
saopted m l5s7 has given 70 The indls-
tr1ous people who have come from all
lands 70 Ensks their bone with u. The
ssory oi the rise oi these far merchants
and dealers from pennies immigrants
70 leaders 10 their industry reads hkc
romance from . book al Seton
Nsne q these merchants is ChAries
Neinschenker. Forty yesrs ago he Va
trapping animals in Russaa--a trArper-
boy. Today be buys the iurs sr.d skias
ol thousands oi trappsr-boys and pre-
FAres them for the clothing .xaxfe. An
osher leader n this industry j. 'osrph
SseEner, who came 70 this country A.
poor buF froEn BOHEMIA. Austria. "a
tie early seventies 10 tn h,s fortune
IN the New World. Having spent
several years ss worker for a large
flr bouse. Il was not long until h.
started ~ business for himseli. and
today thousands OF Amerlcsas wear
iuFS from the house ci joseph steiner
n Bro. Another of these merchants
M George " Herzig. who in aSspeis-
tson with Philip b Folke and Funaon I
4 Co controls the international FIR
Exrhange IN St. LOUIS. where more
'hsn IS million dollars worth oil fsrs
are sold each scA fsiser iesder. IN (
this lndustry who has climbed I'D 10
sHccess from humble positions because
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05
NEW CALL FOR DENTIST
HELPERS IS SOUNDED
Want Women Assistants Like
Doctors Have Trained Nurses
Dental Infirmaries To
Be Established

ChioaEo, Fea Wha in DentAl
HsFicuist Answer She "a WON.
An. The several Thousand dentssm
I ON az os,r ur ugNod states ana
canada Who VIII meet herc Nonda,
te a'ssa4 the fGy souih anni, r
safy of lhe Chleapo Deniol soeiey
Nili attempt 80 desiae WAYS ana
means ~ inda,e lcklslamfss To rfeae
psc hcr IA ne ne ca oeafs a. the
q 'he trsn,d npfse
ps e " Johuon 81 thA i,s says
Under fhe rscrs mva ~ hefo
amber 90 our aiaies ia mct og
afre majority ol than 90 one bn,
registered dentist san do even saeh
small duty as Co sloan the teeth OF
hool chndcn Tho pnrpose of tle
leniM hyglenist would s. 10 serve
humanity bs being lae assistant %
lhe dentist, Just ~ the trained nurse
T. "a the doctor
A feature % the nraiing hers
Monday win BE- the inauguration 81
a nationwide mouth bygene mo,
|ment which VIII have fof ~ obl t
the betlermani of mouth conditions
~ tAe ehild hs means Ut intimctaa
ln this sia1cci In the schools II Is
Intended ~ incop0 rais ia his tea a.
ing practical demonstration Ia the
proper use 81 the brush ana oihe-
ways 20 elean tha teeth aud 4 stud,
o the relation ~ healthy mouiha to
healthy bodies
rlans for the ceiahl ll,ent ~ den.
tai iuflrmafics ln largo ciiIcs VIII We
Hdiscusscd
Thomas A Forsyth who contril,a
Cd sS.o0o.oo 20 found and maman
'iho Forsyth Infirmury Of Boaton. VIII
be the Rnest Of honor.
n connection with the inaugora
zion OF campaign OF education -
The public schools on the lmportan
or oral hvgian Il IN pointed ont that
millions Of dollars are spent annual
II IN reedncaiing children, due 10 lhe
expense Of payine $50 70 $50 for oaci
child boca,Ac Of SIS necessity to Is.
peat school work dnc 70 Weakened
PHYSICAL condition Nh" Importance
Of oral hygiene 70 promote policy
O general health through special al
icntlon to The teeth aud corrc iion %
possible defects Witch impede d.
chiIds mental progress wlll be en-
pfasized
Demonstrations will be given w
DENTISTS and dental hygicnHs ffDA
tlo Forsyth lnfirmary the ltocliesieF
Dental Dispensary the Brideeaors
Connecticut, public school dental scr
vice ana the Columbia University
Dental iIyeicnisis school and oiA"re
which have developed this work eS
siyely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

and the world hss pothing finer Tor
czbinet making. becsaze Il . beautiful
IN itself and takes a wonderful polish.
In sdd.iio, 10 growing the most val
uahie wood crop that can be produced
tu tlit country. after the first few
years the trees El3 produce an ahund
sucr Of neis..which always fnd ready
ularfet and are eagerly sought by
Fosns America
Walnut makes excellent fence posts
and i simost indestruciiblc. On the
lawn % IA She pasture the grass grows
right W 10 fhs trunk. where other
trees oteupY much greater space, as
heir rogts feed near the surface and
~ the iife from the eoil 10 large
efcie Walnut iss good tree to plant
aiong highways because j. gr0ws is
bszrehes high. which lets IA the sun
ard siioEt the rapid drying cut Of the
road II s imnane TO fungus diseases.
and. with the exception Of one OF tao
czterpiilsrs. insects VIII leave it alone.
Or account Of it, peculiar taste
horses and other animals will not
15bl'se thesr tfees ~. takisg il al
sssNAs the wainaif seems - he our
frfs - rels.Aaf.Hg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

Weet Cnfhr.e Methodist rniseapai Church
Eleventh sfa West Movie
Robert y iehew. IT., Pastor.
SnndaS sshool 10 a. ~.
@~ud eisss Tor every age
Morning worxhin. II 90
Sefn0n Ihe pgoshcfs God
Srcial solo =, ~ & g. splndlcf.
bpmerih League. u.&5
t.,rrlnr warshia 10
sermon "Am ! ~ nrothcrs Keeper"
Siseiai Solo ~ W Srindier
We are Just IN the midst II our Evan
seiisile campeigu NTH another week 20
1an- We are hating great times Join
ns for spiritual feast sunday Every
body welcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

ncassa e,ulrls i anJ uken e seelas
inslInsel ie iet soosc f,s,ils. trala
y ihcazhs nbnks> d vita -Nonsense
behave sonrSeif Hot uheh reason
sseS ia sieer tae mlad has seasons
9, Aiia calrflng Il makes Son DO
ih'uEs tosi V hea RNakc Would Scorsh
'en uiih tia>heS Il caa.eS xou IL
81 ia snanOa dn,sscd IA sout Ner,
ses. cN~lt teaf shows aHt stockings
which aou naa you have left AZ houe
l' maAes yqu marry dark man with
rs aiaek uhiskefs NiNn yoa alneadx
fate a perfectly satisfactory husband
vhe u hl,asl and >lno.th facrd There
s nothing lhat IL wiil nof % uneon.
sfe'ietl ts reasou Ihenffore I never
ha's tsd uueh faith 10 the prophetic
Quality ~ dr4ins. although there arr
Fevs'ns 0ho pia ltelr falih 10 those
se.eeAea warnings. We have heard
th'm say. Il dreamed ,asi nsght that
l hae ts>t toosh That means bad
nen~ ~ = dreamed ~ walking
smoae rainei huadnSs. Ihat means
thsi somebody 'n the family is going
rs ~ lt" and. hke feriune telling. ghe
in naietnns ihai 40 Ho, make good" l
arr Forgotten.
A rvcerrnf dream is ~ no lmpor-
'#nce ! have AuHNn TIE same stage /
settling with lfs lnclacuis 10 H. pre-
senied eseg ana over 10 sleeping ,is-
Ions Niihoui ever reachlng lss coun-
iefpaft n rcaiity. Al uncomfortable
lwNill"N during >ieTp ar the fact that
'oa frs roi fseilne we'll often occa.
slens gfeUted dn.ams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

FIFtt NfIhoNINt FnftroNaf thuFch
Corner Rrnsd sue Noble
iehn 4. taitan. Pastor.
sunday SeAaoi pas a ~.
Chalmers GlffeA. Sppt
wesicyan Lcagne, 6 90 y IA
Grace James. Pres
serticfs at u q ~ rnd 7 - q IA
Morning "fhe lie Everlasting
Evening Gao Nadis stafy ser
niar frum the great book
Aiid week meetiux Wednesday eveulns
AZ 7a
Topic The sesnt hook ~ King.
iea are cordially invited 20 attend thc
services ~ this home like church.
Apang people especially invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

>asarcne Church.
.sH West Warner Ave
Res " y. olin. Pastor. Phone asa
Geo w sfe. kef sunday Sshopl Supt
lfF f5plrvlsek Pres y y 49,
sandsy school ~ eiG A. NJ
Preceding II ~ aud 100 m
'hildrcns Neeiiag p y %.
Aoune Peoples sosicty. 20 y m
PRAYER injecting Wednesday. Z 20.
We stand for Holiness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05
Freed From
Torture
Eaf0sslc Cleared His
Up SET Stomach

The people who have seen me
eufiet toftnres from neuralgia hgnughs
on ~ an upset stomach new soc me
perfectly sound aud well absolutely
due 20 kasonlc, writes X, Long.
PreAt by Mr.. Longs experience,
keep Your stomach m healthy rondi.
ton, iresh and cool. and avoid tho
aNments that come lrom an acid COO.
difion, latonic brings relief by TAX.
Ing NJ and carving our the excess
seldlty and gases does q quieklv.
Take an kasunie alter eating aud fpe
tow wonderfully Il helpa vpn.- hls
Box cost only trif'e VITA yeas drug
skt guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05

thicaxo s'asea oi fhA eiAht Ams
ericau league baseball players lual
eiea for completely Is ailrsvd thrdv
ing ~ rance "a 1919 world serie4 u
court Wednesday February ie. when
Judge Wills Il Denver has anuuunsei
hc win set a date foF arraisnnea ~
ne mpn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05
Warm Your Blood

A poet has said char "tac owl iof
all his feathers WAS acoid som
people for an their wraps are acoid
whenever they are out-of doors even
f. normal winter weather.
/, = qlain that they need thu
warmth taere is ID pure. RI h ~d
'alood. which re,ehes through arlers
and vcin. from head to foot, an over
the body TIAey could be told uy
many people. ffom experience. THAT 20
have This good blood they ehonld tall.
Hoods SaasaparlIa. This great mcdL
cine has really made It possible for
many men and women. boys and gris
10 enjoy cold weather ana resist the
attacks Of disease IL gives the fghs
kind Of warmth stimulates aud
strengthens 90 the same tsme and its
benefits are as lasting as those OF
any tonic POSSIBLY can be
II there "a biliousucss a. constipa,
tion which often occurs as d result
~ The torGfying effect Of odd. Hood
pals may be taken They are per
fcctly conmatible with Hoods sar-
saparilla, and are gentle and thorough.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-05
sJrsf rrsssssersen ,aurcs.
Hefaer hiyisipa and >ohse.
Geo. q >ssh.l-. Pastor.

Restienec Au = Nebs Ave
Nvcrs ehclss W make of fs,ra, af ~nrk
kops ie,lre. IS a ,hsls,. tyr lfc ef aeaih
&C pleasure. 81 amelsloa. - nieud.hi, 81
sueess % fsiiaee slesrs shgiss ana its
,hursa help urea ~ 10 ehoosc that The,
find ufc ana ss~v<> w, is(n ihie
sssi,taaeVt
The fit.t rresh, tefiAn shar,h ia,ltes
snR % iela NTH rs member, ia siuasi iag
aud deVeleplas ihv Chrlsl iiKe character
y alh msans lie and suceess
Sshbsst ~thc,5. g.ta IA
Metnlme WersAip. n a ~.
a Al. a. a.. $50 T. al
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