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avail the arrival of all the guests.
A vote was taken on the one best
disguised, and ROLAND Huntley
carried of the prize He was dress
ed as a girl Pumpkin pies. sand
witches, coffee, and little pumpkin
fayors filled with candy corn were
served. On the lawn was a bon
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ANDALUSIA

Grant Jordan and Hilda Johnson
were married Monday in Rock Is
land at the court house. Tuesday
evening the boys here had a
charivari on them.
Miss Bessie Erie has gone to OF
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fire. and the ( ests toasted marsh
mallows ana told ghost stories and
played gamts till IL O'Clock.
A number from here ~ttend~ /
Mr. Armstrong; closing out sale
in the Nicewarner place west of
the village. Wednesday.
Alex Erwin of Drury is here call
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cornstalks and all the floors were
covered with thick covering
maple leaves. The guests al came
masked and we're met on the lawn
ana escorted in the house by a
white-robed figure. then by the
same ghost upstairs. where the
room was Lighted with candles. to
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tawa to attend the comptometer
school here.
Mrs. Charles Bischod entertain
ed a party of Is youn- people at
her home on Halloween. The
house was very beautifully decor
ated with tack-o'-lanterns AMI black
cats. All around the walls were
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Wash Goods


Gingham-in fancy stripes; short lengths
Fancy ginghams-27 inches WIDE standard
quality, plain, checks, and plaids. Yard ..15c
Japanese kimona crepe-in desirable patterns
Plain serpentine crepes-plain colors, short
lengths. Yard 49,: -l5c
Ratne-36 inches wide in colors of reseda, rose,
orange and lavender. Yard ......: :45c
Seco silk-36 inches wide, small line of colors.
COrSetS
Nine Irene corsets, back lace, for the average
figure Each ......; go; s3.ss
"The Successo'-Another lot of back lace cor
sets for the average figure, to close them out
Each :....;;,,. s2.4e
We are also selling several models of Modart
and Redfern front lace corsets, odd Sizes
EdCu p->'SC
Lace and satin bandeau Each $1.49
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Blue Tag Thrift Shoe
Specials

Ladies' high shoes in black kid, dull kid, blue
kid, brown calf and grey kid. Many have
Louis heels, while others have Cuban heels
Paf %1'~O
Women's oxfords of good serviceable BLACK
leather All sizes, 3 to s. Pair ......$ 2.48
ChiIdren's brown all leather high cut shoes
All sizes 3D. to 2. Pair -. $3.50 and $685.
Youths solid leather brown shoes, round toe
lasts and rubber heels. Pair ...... $2.G5
Mems dress and work shoes of solid leather IN
black or brown, all sizes. Pair 1895
Mems famous Glove Grip shoes at Blue Tag
Thrift prices. Every pair has been reduced IN
price.
Blue tags on $1,000 shoes make them $3.50
Blue tags On S11O0 and S11.50 shoes make
Women's felt slippers in grey. maroon and
blue. Splendid quality felt and all sizes, to s.
Pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SI.1J
Good strong black shoe laces, pairs fer Sc
Sh;nosa shoe polish, all colors , cans for l5c
Gilt edge shoe polish .......-.........25 Csc
Shoe trees that will keep your footwear in
shape. Pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lCc
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Blue Tag Gloves

Perrins Is button real French kid gloves La
Mure and Belford quality in grey only. Have
been selling at $7.95 and $3.50. Blue Tag
Thrift Sale. Pair .............,... $3.50
Fownes two clasp filosette gloves, all colors
and sizes. Pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .79c
Kaysers real chamoisette gauntlets in rastic
and beaver with contrast stitchings and silk
cuff to match SITS seller. Pair ..... $1.39
Boys and girls heeced lined kid and mocha
gloves $1.25 sellers are marked very special
for Blue Tag Thrift Sale. Pair ........ $50
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ing on friends and looking after
his property.
William Bacon of Buffalo visit
Cd the last OF the week at the home
OF his par nts. Mr.. and Mrs J Aoia
All The News-All the Time
The Argus
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In Finland many women are en-
ployed as stonemasons and carpen-
tiers. Indeed there is hardly any
kind of manual labor that a Fin
nish woman will not turn her hand
to, or any profession from which
she is debarred
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and-a-half street, garage 100
Edward vanPoecke. 6a3 sixth
street, garage ...... 100
MRS. Elizabeth Navin, 701
Fourth avenue. repair
dwelling &c
Mrs Elizabeth Nayin, 70I
Fourth avenue, garage -. "a
w. c. Peck, 1902 Fortieth
street, garage ....... 100
G. A. Beck for Mrs. s. Ongram,
152 Fifteenth street, repair
dwelling Ia
Edwin Mccarthy, 1920 Forty
third street, garage 49,. 125
Carse & Ohlwciler, 431 Eley-
enth street, garage 500
John M. Kaiser & Son for Leo
Victor. 1903 Third avenue,
store 2.50o
Owen j. Brien. Jr., for Ed
Morse, ABB Eighteenth
avenue. garage .... $50
Owen J. Brien. Jr-, 1917
Twenty-ninth street, garage 100
Tony sakrus, 2117 Fifth
avenue, garage .. So
F. ]. Campbell, e1S Tenth ave-
nue., recover roof AZ
Gustave Budelier, 1920 Seven =
Teenth street, remodel gar
age "a
o. E. Kilgroce, 1882 twenty
third avenue, dwelling -. 1000
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Blue Tag Thrift Silk

Ceorgette-4O inches wide and in colors
of jade, green, nile green, copper, water
melon, pink, tomato, red, tan. Yard $l.75
Banner TricoIette-A splendid quality
and in colors of navy, grey, flesh, capri
and coral. Yard .$1.75
Pussy Willow Taffeta-Beautiful for
dresses and lingerie purposes. Yard S2.4e
Coatings = Brown and blue heather
mixed, also polo cloths, silver tones. They
are "a and Sc inches wide and have been
selling up to $3.50 yard. Yard .$2.98
Skirtings-In checks and stripes and
novelty plaids. They are all wool and
are Sc inches wide, in all wanted colors.
Yard SITS
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LaCeS

Linen cIuny laces-A big as
sortment Of widths and pat
terms, bands and edges. Yd 19c
Venice and baby Irish bands,
fine, dainty patterns in big as
sortment and have been selling
up to 35c. Yard .... .15c
Embroidery aouncing-18 in
ches wide on fine nainsook.
Yard .29c
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Linens
Table damask - Of pure
bleached linen and 70 inches
wide. Yard $3.50
Crash toweling - Unbleached
with blue border. Yard 171ac
Huck towels-Of hemstitched
art linen. Each ........3 9c
Pillow cases-45 inch heavy
bleached. Each Csc
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-06-16

Witajmy zblizajaca sic zorze,
a posrod niknacej mgly powi-
tajmy naszych wielkich, kt6-
rzy z pochodnia Swietlana przy-
bywaja do mas, jako zwiastuni
novel, cry, prorocy lepszej przy
sz1osci, miedzy nami iak aniol
z rozpietemi skrzydlami goruje
postac naszej wielkiej uczonej
p. Maryi Sklodowskiej Curie.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-06-16

amerykanskiego rzadu sa wzo-
rem, ma ktorym Polska buduje
ncwe podstawy dla swego pan
silva; zrozumienie streszcze-
ME uchwal konstytucyjnych Sta
now Zjednoczonych P0mocnei
Ameryki konsolidacya poszcze-
g6lnych jej stan6w, jednolitoSt
pomimo odrebnoSci, przedstawia
ja studium godne glebokiej roz-
wagi.
Kraje ZazWyczai podzielone
sa ma rozmaite czastki, dystryk~
ia, powiaty, departamenty, wo-
jew6dztwa i t. p, majace VIA
sne zarzady, ale w zupelnej po-
zostajace zalelnoSci Cd kraju,
ktorego stanowia Geese skIado-
wa. powstaly, ably ulatwic pan
stwowa administracye.
Rzecz sic przedstawia inaczei
w Stanach Zjednoczonych. w
kt6rych kazdy stan ma sw6i VIA
sny Rad, odrebna panstwowoSc
/ konstytucye, ale wSzystlie DO
szczegolne stany ma mocy wsp6l
nej uchwaly, So zlqczone ce-
mentem jednego centralnego
czyli Federalnego Rzadu.
Stany moga bye uwazane ia
ko cafoSci autonomiczne, posia-
dajace wyodrebniona egzysten-
eye, a Rad Federalny iako ich
przedstawicielstwo, VIOLA wszyst
kich do zycia powolany; po "a
obrebem Stan6w ME istnieie.
Dwoisto$t ia wytworzyla sic
ma tie wypadk6w, kt6re sic iuz
ME powt6rzyly, lecz odnos9a sic
do tych czas6w, w kt6rych licz-
ne kolonie Europy zaczeiy szu-
kac siedliska bezpiecznego spo
koJnego ma ladach nowego Swia
ia, a przewaznie wzdlua Atlanty
ckiego wybrzeza.
Pomiedzy 1907 1892 rokiem
powstaly angielskie kolOnie w
liczbie 13, pod protektOratem
rzadu angielskiego m6wiace je-
zykiem angielskim, i zazywaly
do pewnegO stopnia swob6d au-
tOnomicznych.
Gdy niebaczne wymagania i
rOzporzadzenia nowego kr6Ia
(Jezego ID zaczely narzucaG
kolonistom pewne obostrzenia
(przewaznie w kierunku handlo
wynn, reprezentacyi w obra-
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Z UROCZYSTOSCI

dach), koIonie chwycily "a bron.
przeciw macierzysteej ziemi, a
wywalczywszy swa niepodlegloSd
w roku 1776, oglosily sic jake
niezalezne panstwa Cd Anglii
iak r0wniez W stosunku do sie-
bic.
WEr6tce jednak zrozumialy c.
ne, re dla swego utrwalenia po-
trzebuja lacznoSci, tax w roku
1871 utwOrzyly miedzy soba IL
ge, kt6ra miala zapewnic i'm
wspoldzialanie w obronie wlas-
nych interes6W.
Tymczasem wzajemna emuIa
eva chec wywyzszenia sic jed
nego po mad drugi niezaleznego
stanu, wywofaly polozenie kry-
tyczne, kt0remu postanowiono
zaradzic wzmacniaiac lige, a po
acknowledgement burzEiwych
dyskusyach, przyjeto konkre-
tiny wniosek - ma mocy kt6re-
go wszystkie te niezalezne pan
stewka zrzekly sic dobrowolnie
pewnych prerogatyw przyslu-
gujacych i'm praw, ma korzySG
jednego jednolitego rzadu. obei-
mujacego caloksztalt ustaw, obo
wiazujacy kazde poszczeg6l-
ne panstwo czyli stan zar6wno.
w ten spOs6b zgubna emuIacya
zosta}a wyrwana, wytwa-
rzaiac w gl6wnych zarysach /
ola wsp6lnego Interest," ieden 10
dnolity rad dla wszystkich, ME
pozbawiajac ich r6wnoczeSnie
pewnej autonomii w sprawach
pO "a obreb og6lnego bezpieczefi
stwa wsp6lnego intereseu wy
chodzacych.
Stan Rhode Island odm6wil
przystapienia do uni, gdy jed
max polaczone stany W liczbie
II, zaczeiy go traktowac iako
pahstwo obce - / ono wkr6tce
do Mich sic przyIaczylo, tax, &c
w 1870 roku unia 13 kolonii by
la faktem spelnionym.
TAX powstal Rad Federalny
narOdowy dla wszystkich Sta
now jeden, w przyGlielOnym
mu zakresie decyduiacy i mai
wyzszy - iak r6wniez rzady DO
szczeg6lnych stan6w.
w ten spos0b konstytucya Fe
deralna konstytucya poSzcze-
g6lnych stan6w, dzialaja nieza-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-06-16
DRUGA LISTA
Ofiar ma fundusz Maryi SkIodow

Ofiar ma fundusz Maryi SkIodOw
skiej Curie.
Grupa S1-sza wv. Polek
I Gary, Ind. .... -. $25.OO
Grupa 36-ta wv. Polek
4 Chicago ....... :. 1000
Grupa 114.ta wv. Polek
z Chicago .......... 1000
Grupa 200-tna wv. Polek
4 Roseland, Ill. ...... 1000
Grupa 253-cia wv. Polek
Z Buffalo, N. Y. -. 1000
Grupa 269-ta wv. Polek
Z Scranton, Pa. ...... 1000
Grupa costa wv. Polek
z Chicopee Falls, Mass. 1000
Grupa 3S-ma wv. -PoIek
z Chicago ............ 500
Grupa 66-ta wv. Polek
Z Chicago ...... ..... 500
Sd czerWca NJ S
CLOS POLEK
Grupa 175-ta wv. Poleek
2 La Sale. Ill. ........ 500
Grupa 244-ta wv. PoIek
Z Chicago ............ 500
Grupa 305-ta wv. Polek
z South Bend, Ind. .... 500
Wianek z grupy 2O1-ej wv.
Polek SO. Bend, Ind. >. 500
Razem .... ... S115.00
Poprzednio kwitowano 500 90
Razem ...... S314.00
L. Wofowska kas. gl6wna.
Prosze spieszyG ma liste 3-cia.
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Widzielismy prawdziwa zas1u
&c, geniusz przyodziane szata
skrOmnosci, entuzyazm uwiel
bienie ogarnefo zgromadzone thu
my. fFe.4
Geeniusz jak sloneczne pro-
mienie, przenika najskrytsze "a
katki ludzkiech siedzib ludz-
katki ludzkich siedzib ludz-
mas ogniwami naiserdeczniej-
Szych uczuc wdziecznoSci ku
tym, kt6rych SERGE p1on:e skra
poSwiecenia i milosci dla cierpia
eel ludzkosci.
SkromoSc jak aureola deli
-katnych blaskow otacza uwym
urokiem wybranc6w swiaua, i
rozSyfa swe magnetyczne prady
poSr6d gromady skupionej oko:
10 $rodowiska tych ukrytych pc
teg ludzkiego ducha.
OtO wrazenia, kt6re zawIa-
dneiy tiumami zebranej public
noSci kobiet i mezczyzn, kt6rzy
przybyli, ably oddac hold geniu-
Szowi i-zasludze.
W jednem przem6wien wy
poWledziano pani Curie.
"Nasz goSc dostojny, nasza
Wlelka uczona snuje bezustan-
ME ziota przedze swych wiel-
kIch mySli, mic dziwnego, re "a
duma osiadla ma jej szlachet-
nym czole.
lax - pelna dostoieenstwa
ouchowego zaiela wskazane So
Die miejsce, ME dziwiac sic wca-
'e tym holdom czci, kt6re jei
SMadano, byl to bowiem hold
Oooany nauce, piracy ludzkie-
mu geniuszowi, hold spofeczeh-
S'"a kulturalnego, wdzieczne u
hahle prac wielkiej zas}ugi w
u"ledzlnle wiedzy j filantropii,
SIeSc ola prawdziwei kobiety-
u'a ldel 2O-go stulecia, w kt6-
lynn ~ wszelkie kajdany mysli, du
VIA l ciala rozprysnat sic mu-
o1a Jak nocne cienie W blaskack
""cilodzqcego poranku. ~ T.,
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-06-16
RZADY DEMOKRATYCZNE
P0LNOCNEJ AMERYKI
CZYNNOSC KON-
GRESU.

Wobec powstajacych rzad6w
zmartwychwstalej Polski, dIa
kt6rej deemokratyczne ustawy
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No. "a.

ma cZesc p. Maryi Curie SklodOw
skiej odbytej dnia 1890 czerw-
ca 1921 r0ku w Art Institute w
Chicago "a staraniem KOmitetu
AmerykahskiegO prZy wsp6i-
udziale naszych patryOtycznych
POIek.
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Razem ....... S314.0O
l.. WOfowska kas. gl6wna.
Prosze spieszyG ma liste 3-cia.
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moment, her head thrown back on her
splendid shoulders, her whole face
expressing her entire fearlessness OF
him and then, without another word,
sha swung around and left him stand
ing there. She opened the heavy door,
conscious that her hand was trembling.
Her thoughts were confused and an
ger was surging over her wave upon
wave. How dared he speak to her as
he had and what an utter brute he
was! Did he think he could terrify her
as he had TriX? And as the child ran
up to her quickly. Nancy slipped her
arm around her tenderly. She intend
ed TO stay and take care OF Trix unless
Miss Henderson sent her away and she
hoped that it would not come to that.
But as she remembered Bruce Hen
derson's blazing eyes and uncontrolled
temper, she was not at all sure Of tho
outcome. Doubtless people had given
In to him all his life and he generally
got what he wanted from every one.
ITO be Continued
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Calomel Good But
Awful TreacherOuS
Next Dose May Salivate, Shock Liver
or Attack Your Bones

You Know what calomel is. It's mer-
GUY; quicksilve; Calomel IS danger
Cps. II ,srcs into sour bile lil;, ivna
rIi:r, cramping and sickcning you
Calomel attacks the bones ana should
never be put into your system.
II you feel bilious. headachy. consti-
pated and all knocked out, just go to
your druggist and get bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a. few cents
which is a harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel. Take a
spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick, you just
go back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
straightens you right up and you feel
great, No salts necessary. Give it to
the children because it Is perfectly
harmless and can not salivate.-Adv.
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living in Tauist 90 miles from Ok
hotsk
Al Petropavloysk on kanchatka.
tch power is la the hands OF a local
soviet headed by certain engineer,
Dobrovolsliy, who does not recognize
the existing governments Of Moscow.
Chita or Nladivostok.
For the last three years furs and
gold were not exported from Kam-
chatka in big quantities, and il is an
ticipated that big stocks can be found.
The expedition will undertake a
march I'm the interior of the Okhotst
region toward Yakutsk after re-cstab-
fishing the proper order in the port,
town and its vicinity. The partisans
occupying Okhotsk have only one way
Of retreat, towards Yakutsk. According
70 information the Tungu2es Of the
Yakutsk region are strongly opposed
to the partisans and communism. In
case a connection with the Yakutsk
region will be arranged there are
prospects of establishing trade re-
lationS.
The financing of the expedition is a
rather difficult task.
The Jonancsc, Of course, know al
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GUARD EXPENSE OF FORMER
EMPEROR IRRITATING

The Hague. Nov. 1.-THE expense of
guarding the former German Emperor
is the cause of irritation to some of
the political leaders in Holland. one
of the socal-democratic members OF
Parliament criticized this outlay in
a party speech he delivered the other
day and threatened to interpellate the
government on that subject.
The speaker declared that the form
or Kaiser, whom he characterized as
n "deserter," had not been prevented
from stirring up trouble as he had
sent telegram TO his son, Prince Eitel
Friedrich in Germany alluding TO his
comrades who had not been beaten
on the battlefield"
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RICH COUNTRY OF
.KAMCHATKA TO BE
EXPLORED SOON.

VLADIVOSTOK, Nov 5.--Au ex-
petition to the rich country Of KAN
chatka is being prepared by the Nlad-
ivostoll government. which does not
recognize the claim Of the Chita gov
crnment that the peninsula has been
overturned to the jurisdiction of the
Soviet a broad Investigation Of the
Industrial and general economic re-
sources Of the region is The object o.
tie proposed expedition. The repor,
is current that the Bolshcviks have
secretly stored large amount Of
;cld ana furs IN Kamchatl;a.
The first landing VIII probably be
Ohhotsk. Thu situation in this port
IS at present peculiar Aftcr the coup
Of April, when go armed PARTISAN
occupied the old town, the original
residents were driven out to a place
called Bulign, Is miles off, whore
they established themselves under the
leadership of Mr. Sentyapofr, the po-
litlcal commisar OF the maritime GOV
crnment
The partlsans consisting chiefly Of
| refugees from Yakutsk arc working
the gold in the mines OF Fogclnan and
Koltsoff There arc about 100 10
reans who are nov participating in
the political discord Of the two Rus
aian groups. 4 Jarancse transport
which called ot OIhotsk in Junf
landed detachment which adopted
a neutral attitude towards the twc
Russian factions some Of the en-
ployees Of the fisheries in Okhotsk
who were unable to leave the region
for the winter, as no ship arrived
to take Them. spent the season II
Okhotsk. and left II when tho part
sans occupied the town. They are
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NOTICE OF BANRUPT SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash al
public auction on the 18th day Of
November 1921. at 2 O'Clock ! u.
the stock.in-trade, notes, account ANA
fixtures which comprise the assets or
Minett Despair, bankrupt, at her form
er place Of business at 1l9 v
Main street, Ardmore. Oklahoma: I'll
stock-n.trade consisting Of millinery
ana fine lingerie. Stock and fixtures
INV iced at approximately $1,000. Good
oca ton and elegant fixtures for one
desiring to engage in the millinery
business.
]. NJ. POINDEXTER.
Trustee.
Publshcd In Daily Ardmoreite, sun
day, Nov. Gth mad 1871, 1921.
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CHAPTER Xr
"Don't Leave Mel"

II seemed an ctornlty that Trix ana
Eancy waited there before man
merged into tho bright light OF ths
|ntrance hall. lie was tall and dark
|i,h awarthy skin and piercing light
|lue eyes. His hair was dark ana
|ouched with grny at tho temples ana
liz face wore a scowl that had made
ecp wrinkles into Il. He paused whcn
saw them and u sneor marrcd the
Ines OF his handsome mouth az ne
TODD s,lll for moment looking from
Nancy TO Trix. The child was still
romb,lnx, but she did not COVER
Eancy could not help noticing that
|shc stood her ground although she
rcsscd closer 10 Nancy as though
or protection.
Then a laugh broke the stiffness OF
No hail. a sardonic laugh that held
nothing OF mirth In lt. and the man
lame forward.
so you are the new govorness" ne
laid TO Nancy. his eyes With caro-
eesly insolcnt look In them wandering
yer her face deliberately. Fila has
Iu,done herself thla time. where ulu
Ihe pick YOU upf"
Sancy's face flushed Indignantly. nut
Ibe said nothing. Ills remark required
ko nnswer. so abe simply stood thero
lbosIns down at him scorhfuly' her
Imoky eyes almost black.
t'As though We didn't have enough
Icau,y In the house." he went ON
SuIckly sweeping rris's lovely childish
Iacc with his keen glance.
\ Nancy felt that she simply couldn't
k.M there mute another moment. She
nHst reply 10 the lnsolcnce OF his
|euafks In some way, and so she said
enly: I'm sorry you don't Ike my
3cks."
J1tc made her a low, mocking bow.
~ bni / de-. YOU mistake the; but !
jhyt mink they arr necessary TO yonr
Iaung" Ills eyes narrowed. "Bcsides
lonre too young. told Eliza TO get
| sensible woman II We had TO have
d,mr one. and she brings home A pret.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

10 Few drops Of "outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces Inflammation and pain and so
toughens the tender, sensitive skin un'
derneath the toe nail, that 1t can not
penetrate the flesh. and the nail turns
naturally outward almost overnight.
"outgro" Is a harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing direc'
tlOns.-AdV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
"Papes Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-up, QJ.. blow.As
and snuffl,ng. A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours un-
til three doses are taken usually breaks
up n cold and ends all grippe misery
The first dose opens cloggcd.up nos.
trils and air passages OF head; stops
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

about the expedition and have appar-
emily placed no obstacles in the way
The coast of Kamchatka is patrOlled
by japanese warships and many Rus
SLAMS fear that japanese occupation Of
Saghalen island may extend TO KAN
ob,fGa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

..-. running; relieves headache. dun
ness, iegcc!shness, sneezlng.
"Papcs Cold Compound Is ,ha
qu ckest, surest relief known and costs.
only q few cents at drug stores. IT.
octs without assistance. Tastes nicp.
Contains no quinine Insist upon
Papes ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

Because she Is disappointed In
one man Nancy Hathaway decided
|never to trust another, On the
|spur Of the moment she accepts a
mysterious offer to become gov
|erness 10 a little child in a lonely
house on the coast Of Massachu.
|setts, but on her arrival she
discovers that a mystery hangs
lover the place and that little
|Yrix lives In deadly fear OF some.
|lning Bruce Henderson, Miss Hen.
4erson's younger brother, never
|pVs In an appearance, and Nancy
|feels that this fact Is also very
strange. inaanuch as he lives
there