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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Down thru tho starfit pool sank
Nancy and Nick, still clutching their
precious Box of Charma Having on
their Magical Green Shoes they felt
no discomfort under tho water.
Just az their little Starfricnd had
told them up in the alsy. they found
small door. 10 tiny indeed that
they had TO wish themselves an small
as the tiniest tadpole before they
could find the keyhole. Nick turned
the key and the door flew open. They
stepped inside quickly.
they were In the secret passage
called the Cave of Gems that led to
the South Pole.
'Do shut tho door" mapped a
voice. 1.-THE draft In blowing all the
curl ont of my hair. then II gets into
my eyes and can't write poetry"
Nick promptly and quietly closed
the little door. not noticing tho fat
green frog that had hoped In. too.
Then he and Nancy waited to be
ERECTED. They had been taught to
"wait until they were spoken to-"
Besidea 1t was rather dark, altho n
faint glow showed them that they
we're In n cavern with high-arched
ceiling and straight. polished walls.
Where tho voice came from they
could not tell. an the room or cave
appeared TO be empty of any occu-
pant save themselves.
what are your names7" asked
the voice.
NANCY and Nlck,- Inc little boy
,Answcred quickly
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CERTAINLY DOES THE
WORK, STATES LEACH

for hours. got 10 I could hardly
eat and digest anything, and actually
dreaded to ent because OF the suffer.
ing II would cause. My liver was
sluggish. and I was bothered a great
deal with constipation. Well. I was
just about down and out, had pains
all through my body, and my back
hurteo bad / could hardly stoop
over. or course. had lost a lot of
weight and hardly had strength
enough TO do anything
soon after began taking Tanlac
my appetite came back to me, and
now I'm eating just anything want,
am hungry all the time. and every
thing agrees with me perfectly.
Those aches and pains have disap-
peared from my body and my
strength has come back. and I'm in
fine shape now in every way. Tan.
lac is simply great
Tanlac is sold by tho Barteil Drug
Stores. --Advcrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
WOMEN IN HOMES AND SOCIETY

Countless women devote their
whole lives TO their homes. while
others are I'm the business world. or
find happiness only In society.
Whether you are n home woman.
business woman or n society wom-
an, you know how hard II In to drag
along" day after day. suffering ago
MES caused by some female derange-
ment that has developed from over
taxing your strength. The natural re.
storative for such ailments Is Lydia
r.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
which for nearly half a century has
been considered standard remedy
for womans ills.--Advcrtisement
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Catarrh
Quickly Ended by a Pleasant
Germ Hing Antispnfic

The little Hyomei Inhaler is made
Of hard rubber. and can easily be
carried In pocket or purse. 1t Will
last a lifetime.
Into this inhaler pour . few drops
Of magical HyorncL
This IL absorbed by the sntiseptfc
gauze within, and now you are ready
10 breathe u in over the germ In
tested membrane. where 10 will
speedily begin Its work Of killing
catarrh gernns Hyomei is made Of
Australian eucalyptus com bined with
other anticipates. and Is very pleas
ant to breathe.
1t IL guaranteed to end catarrh,
broncbitis, sore throat Group,
coughs and colds, or money back. IL
cleans out a stuffed-up head in two
minutes.
sold by BarteiI Drug Co. and
u(&r7lSk gists everywhere.
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The Ia. Wreckers
Francis Lyade

eo-pyvtghA lssA ~ cAs-ass a~S1-
n9>s e<apl


Take he- she bcsw~i; -oh. please
take me- It's my right TO co.
kirgan had found an engine some
whore In the yard and was backing Il
up 20 the station platform. We could
hear t. ! saw that the chief was 20
lng to turn Mrs. Shcila down-which
was. of course. exactly the right
thing 70 do. But just then the maJor
showed In
''Sheiia knows what sfe's tAIkfnx
about. Graham he said quietly.
"When you.all ind uowie. you'll
have a mailman on your hands+ and
she's the only enc who can contro'
him at such ttmes-God pity her
Take us both. sun
I suppose Mr.. NUvru~s Drought
there wasn't any time TO stand there
arguing about Il.
AS you will he snapped st she
major. and then 60 me: -Rrwak for
II. jimmie. and tell Kirgun TO get a
cssr--any caf~--the first ono ho can
find-
ufo&e hrG r8fuS HxN(ty uS4r
breaking my blessed neck sumbiing
down the stairs klrgan had found
his engine and had picked up yard
man 10 fire IL told him what was
wanted. and in leks than no time no
had pulled out sh empty day coach
from the washing track. while he
was hacking In with IL. Mr.. Norcroas
came down the platform with the
major and Mrs. Sh-lia He let the
major help Mrs. Sheila up the steps
OF the coach and ran forward to call
out TO kirgan:
'Donohue Is clearing for you. and
there1l be nothing In the way. Run
regardless 10 Timber Mountain "
You have six minutes on tn. specials
time 70 that point, n you run ike tho
deviir' And then. as he was Climb
ing TO the cab. he ripped out at me;
Jimmie. you no back and stay with
them In the car. Hurry or you'n be
left-
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Seattle Man Says He
Knows From Expert
ence What Tanlac Will
Do-Overcomes All His
Troubles

"A person suffering from stomach
trouble won't go wrong by taking
Tanlac. for Two tried 1t myself. and
IL certainly does the work." was tho
statement made by Lee Leach, 4146
49th Ave. 8. w. Seattle. recently.
several years back commenced
suffering with my stomach and liver,
and at the time l got Tanlac hadn't
been able to strike n lick OF work In
three weeks. After eating I always
had sharp pains and an awful burn.
ing sensation IN my stomach. and /
bloated all up and suffered misery
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Nick promptly and quietly closed the little door, not motto
ing the fat green frog that had hoped in, too.
THE CAVE OF GEMS"

"And what 40 you nook nker
''C-can't you see usr- asked Nancy
In surprise. Were right hcrc."
''Oh. You ara. are your Well how
do you expect mo to see you with
Bohadirs Wishing Ring on your
finRerY"
Nick looked down m surprfsA II
was true! Hc stili had the wicked
Jinn's ring and no and Nancy wcrc
invisible. He turned II hastily.
That's betterr' said the voice.
you are nice looking youngsters,
aren't your
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Page 2sl

Afssr ehe caller was gvn~ shs
Children begwrd Mr.. Nancy 70 70
On with her story
How old vas 0sn~sa GRANT
0ens And bow dld hs ioo&s And
Vas he sssrn' And ala Mr.. Nancy
taxi 10 himr
-urans vas gufss ysung. ehs he
hAA already dous soms fighting
down IN Mexios win rsyisx. He
vss not ~ - y~ars ola
:And hs was . my god ~
~. but I was bus II ysars cid
and ! think I only ~ IN opso-
sysd wonder sAaa snyopdy could
elsoans - 80 num-
Tel N soma rnors sho<zl enEn
pany your father brought homo
with him. David said THAT'S .
prt Of new kind at story"
TT wAs no ncv story b mother.
David. I cannot - how abe keps
swecs and pasisnt with 70 much to
worry her. r~mcmbsx one day
when father had been gone some
eme and we vcrc all watching for
hs return I was the eldest. you
know. and there were eight young.
- children We had our play
house out in she ynrd By the up
turned roots Of . great tree and
re3olced ov-r every broken dish In
mothers house because tho pieces
addsd TREASURES to our playhouse
set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

We MAJ one payhouSe derpras-
ID with Wild flowers ana FIRMS
ana mosa. ana ehs broken china
and wsrv ruAdy for fathers home
coming.
"A doesn sfsr1 turing n aay
~ Asked mother n she thought
he would soon Gonna And TO each
cf N shs rspied. Mother dos~n1
kDcv--jnss keep on watching. -
you won't miss him when he dos
oxna.' and ~ would run back -
watch the roaA
we ate our 6fnn~ - npDs snA
bsgan 70 watch tn sasneu4 for a.
sfssrnoon vas siivpfng sway and
ws NH sure he mus sDoa cnms
ridfng down ne ruaA
.An6--tfks ether eki1dr~A. -
wrs An eAgurness 70 80 what he
would bring.
Z won't Ask yvu - gusas what
n was he nd bring to I'm when AZ
last &C about Z O'Clock he came tn
digit
.Resnemhsr there vvrs nine Of
IN vaiting-nins children In that
one hous~ With only ono mother
To cook for and care for and iove
us an
What amer brcugfrt ~ wns .
rcdlhsa<bvd by. and mother took
hin IN and made him one Of TN.
That's the wxy pdonsrr women
helped orphans.
Go IIe Caulanue1Q
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CHAPTER xxx
Under the WhSr and Stnrry NV

Nnurr the Nhsc and S&orry NY
sure had 10 be quick about
obeying that "getsboard- order Of
Mr.. Norcruss'. klrgan had jerked
the throttle open the minute the
word was given. missed the for
ward end OF the car. and when the
other end came along my grab at
the hand-rod slammed me head over
heels up the stepA klrgan was
holding his whistle valve open. and
the guarding strikers In tho yard
gave us room and q clear track.
BY tho time we had passed the
limit" switches we were going like
a blue streak. and I could hardly
keep my balance on the back plat
form OF the day-coach
Ycu can guess that dfdnr stay
out there very long The night was
clear As . bell and pretty cooiish.
with tho stars burning like white
diamonds In tho black inverted
bowl OF the sky. II wns mighty
pretty scenery. but Just the sams.
aftcr Kirxan had fairly struck his
gait on the long western tangent. !
ciawed my way insida. n vas . lot
$500 ."s Va
~...,a - 80.
the car. staggered up and took
the seat tust ahead Of thcm. and
80 s. 0 & ,oie' -
was, and that ended H. What with
49,. .s,,s ~ - -
- ~ - 49,
ST. ~" III
sp"s
on 'o' .s uu1
.s w =. VA.
1'o HAAS 10
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so'nk 20 s'oes mo var
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me Frhins ."s Vi ~. sen.p.ss
erVa.i"n hs'ine' P.''y SUNS
son'etAn.es, ana '..no'oo OH .ne
s'ps u us ~ "aA oa.@.s
!, ..f"u,'o 'n1 .u1ve u .ue
our pehop io'"sn va
'ho s"iuDn. sns y ass'n io'
sno man NM wa ool o"n .'r
sine snen- oouio he iain'
souno IKE tne iaa"ay Hut.erins
oi saie'y'Vnlvc. we "ere no' yen
seconus 100 soon- Ano spec'h was
coming.
Mr. NorcToSs. VINO was sun m tne
engine cab. shot an order NJ kir-
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she was beautiful gets mighty weary
OF the years after the wrinkles come.
Love dics--iIlxe theser' Shc return
cd to the contemplation OF her lilies.
1T should iast--or it's farce"
-rcil US how 70 keep lover l asked
impulsivclg
Keep lover Who can DO thatr-
She shook her head impatfcntly.
Don't you girls know n woman &
only road TO comfort and Joy in her
old agef-
mo! Ten usr Ann and Ter.
claimed together.
Ito Re Continued
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eaunif er RHEUMATISM auA nar~d
II atOres
~ - o
y AraAHs - - $500
T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Famous
Artists
Dear Miss Grey: VINO were Ra-
phael and Dantef Who was the
greater of the twor ALLEN.
Raphael tras one Of the greatest
peintevs Of the Italian Renaissance,
ond Of all times The modern fsaIsaa
form OF the name u Raff1epo. He
scns born at Urbsno on Good Friday.
1f0vch Ss, 1888, according to Vasnrt.
Dat according to the more reliable
lsscripfson upon hts tomb BY Card
tNaI Bembo. on Apr1 s. He did In
ehe year 1870. aon1e Of his most ia
NOUS pieces Of scork scere. Marriage
u the Vtr0sa.- ~gposaItxio,- ia
Belle GnrdinieYc.- Madonna del
B1Id1chsno." Alteration Of the Trim
nv" There rere many others, too
ssmevous to mention Dante Afio-
hters soas an Italian poet. author OF
ne ~Ditsne Comedy" and. one of the
greatest scrifeys Of oil time. He tras
born in FLORENCE In May. 1895. and
I'D IN the year Of 1921. Some Of his
knotcn toorks besidc the sDtUne
tmedD." are "Conrffo.- VITA Eu-
eUf.- ~Dnrt Frarcesca da Rimins. .
The question tohsch "a the greater Of
the t,co ren Is matter Of opinion.
Probably one IL considered as great
a. the other In their respective ffctds.
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Cuts cost Of drinking good coffee
Kent Blend. "a lbs. soc; h.. acc.
M A. Hansen, 40. Economy Market
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of a Bride
THE BOOK OF
MARTHA

MADELINE MARrHE Kxa6IaG
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04

are -1-k ing of building, or -v- z1-e, s== me for 31e money.
 s Rz-1-. 2a3 ". Front St. 6-3d6
 Byz- Ro-rsn of Hope, came up
 z ----z from Hope to attend 9 land sz-z
 Natioaal Casa Register for sale Good candi,ion registers cts. to S1. Pr5es S55-go cash Apply at this afsez. It
 FOR RENT-Cho:ce of two rooms vi-h plzee f9r average ear. Mrs. M. C B-ocks 3d3
 Sanitary Engineer L. c. Hastings cane IT this morning from Arkadel- rhiz. where he is experimenting the zzti-zoSquito campaign
 | M Denman and brother Monroe, ws1r down 10 Bluff City yesterday and zpent 2 few hours visiting their zls-er. Mrs Tobe Milan.
 FOR SALE-Gas cook stove and lzvztory; few chicken Mrs NJ C. Brooks 3dS
 Raync.d Sage. a student for the past year at Hendrix College, arrived Lzst night 10 spend the summer vaca- tion with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J 4 Sage
 Miss Lottie Garrett. who is holding 2 stenographie position at Little Rock arrived this morning in Prescott, en route to her home al Sutton to spend -he summer.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Arlington of Bleyins, motored to Prescott this morning for the purpose of seeing Dr. Arrington's mother. Mrs. NJ. E. Arlington of Nash, Texas, leave.
 Lyman T. Huskey, son of MT. and Mrs H. H. Huskey, who reside a few miles north of Prescott. has been elected circulation manager of the Arkansas Traveller, the new college ] paper of the University of Arkansas
 City Marshal Willingham states that on next Monday the dogs of the city may be unmuzzled. but in case of an emergency the order will be put back into effect as precaution against mad dogs. The dogs head gear may be removed on the above date. but owners should be on guard against mad dogs.
 ] Prescott oil enthusiasts again oot on their toes yesterday. took ont their telescopes, placed their ears to tn aground when a report was circu- lated to the effect that oil had boo, 1ound at Sutton well. Someone brought the statement to town that Q certain brother-in-law of 2 car+o;,, Prescott man had been asked by the orlllers to place his hand over the ton cf the casing and feel the gas nras- sure; further still, the report saws that in the process of bailing at the Sutton we'll, half of the contents If the bucket was oil.
 NO services are being held at tho Presbyterian church today, this being , the day of rest for Evangelist Kidd and Rev. Fitch, according to their an nouncement last night. One of the largest crowds of the week was nros , ent last night although the weatbe, was extremely warm, and Rev. Kidd ; preached forceful sermon op +ho need ot accepting Christ, announcinc previous to his sermon that the next week, beginning tomorrow. wor,d ho devoted to getting the unsaved con Verted and into the church of +boi,. choice Dr. Williams, the pastor bos announced that members will be re celved at this meeting for any cbprcb Of the city and that the object of tho revival is to save souls ard ioining the church would come later.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
HIT DRY GOODS COMPANY
 Telephone 2e Prescott. Arkansas

Cotton spool thread 5c a [. L Cox 6 Co 2d3
 We regret very much 10 report that Miss Jeanette MeKenzie's condition remains critical
 Mrs Barney McElhztten returned 70 Texzrkzna this morning after 2 visit with relatives in and near Pres colt
 F. " Wilson and family are in vited 10 attend the Gem Theater as guests of the management tonight. War lax only.
 We are authorized 10 announce that there will be 10 preaching al the Bap- list church tomorrow morning or evening, on account of the revival meeting al the Presbyterian church The regular Sunday school and B. '. P |. services will be held.
 Cotton spool thread 5c al E. L. Cox ( Co. 2d3
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01
PALATK1 DAILY NEWS

noke, Va, are due to arrive on Mon
day for the seasons stay in their
pretty Prospect street bungalow.
Their coming is always a real pleas
ure to the people of Crescent City.
Mr.. Tillotson of Ohio, who arrived
last week, states that it is his pur-
pose to erect couple of bungalows
on his Park street property this sea-
son.
The Chamber of Commerce held a
special meeting on Monday night for
the purpose of electing a president
of the body in place of DR.. A. B.
HARRISON, who had declined the hon.
or. The choice fell on Rev. C. H.
Jordan, rector of the Episcopal
church, who since coming to Crescent
City several years ago, has always
taken an active interest in communi-
ty affairs. Mr.. Jordan's election was
unanimous; he will preside at the
regular meeting to be held next Mon
day ngiht.
c. W. McCaslin and daughter, who
will be pleasantly remembered as
visitors here last season with apart
ments at the home of Miss Lucy
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Gautier, have returned to Crescent
City. During his stay here last sea-
son Mr.. McCaslin purchased a pref
ty piece of property in town of Mr..
ALFRED Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh Morrow Of
DeLand are spending sometime here
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Nor
row.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will give a Silver Tea at the
home of Mrs. H. G. Hubbard on the
afternoon of next Wednesday, Dec.
9TH. Candy and cooked food will be
sold. The tea is to be given for the
benefit of the Brotherhood House at
the University of Florida, Gainesville
This house is being established by the
diocese of Florida for religious and
social work among the students, and
when established will be managed by
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, one
of the mems societies of the Episco-
pal church.
Miss Inez Cone of St. Petersburg
arrived on Tuesday and is at Grove
Hall for a little time. Miss Cone
will be pleasantly remembered by
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01

all Crescent City citizens as the
daughter of the late F. S. Cone, one
of the pioneer citizens of the place
and for many years one Of our lead
ing merchants. For many years
Miss Cone was organist at the Pres
byterian church. The family moved
to st. Petersburg several years ago
and since their removal there both
Mr.. and Mrs. Cone have passed away
H. F. Hurlbut, for many years
popular winter guest at Grove Hall,
has arrived for another seasons stay
much to the delight of all old friends
Senator and Mrs. Park Trammell
have been spending a few days here
as guests of Mrs. TrammelPs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Darby. They left
Monday for Senator TrammelPs
grove property on Merritt's Island.
During her stay here Mrs. Trammell
delighted two congregations with her
beautiful voice, rendering a solo at
the union Thanksgiving service and
also with a solo at the Baptist church
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01

Night, Welsh Air, arranged by Por-
ter; (c) Loeb Lomound, Old Scotch
Song, arranged by Foote; (d) Irish
Love Song, Lange-Mrs. Chafer.
Part II.
Piano Solo, My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice (Cantablie from "Sam-
son.
son'), Saint Seans-Miss Hutchin-
Song, The Loreley, Liszt-Mrs.
Chafer.
Reading (a) The House by the
Side of the Road, Foss (b) Little
Boy Blue (Monotone), Field-Mrs.
Mitchell, accompanied by Miss
Hutchinson.
Group of Songs-(a) Boat Song,
Ware; (b) Parting, Rogers; (c)
Love Has Wings, Rogers; (d) The
Bird and the Babe, Lieurance-Mrs.
CHATTER.
Vocal Trio, Rest Thee on This
Messy Pillow, Smart - Mesdames
CHATTER, Warner and Mitchell.
Accompanists-Mrs. Warner and
Miss Hutchinson.
Mrs. Chas. Robbins and daughter,
Miss Grace, of East Mortified,
Mass, have arrived for the season
and have apartments in the Crotty
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Marble of
View York are among the more re-
ent arrivals at Grove Hall, who will
pend at least part of the season
lere.
Mrs. A. F. Masury and Mrs. Mar
ow, of New York, arrived this week
nd are at Grove Hall for the sea-
on. Mrs. Masury has long been a
winter visitor here and has property
to interest her, as well as
many friends, all of whom rejoice in
Ter coming.
The Christmas Seals of the Ma
ional tuberculosis Association have
rived in Crescent City and are on
ale by Miss Helen Tillinghast, who
viii be pleased to supply any de-
nand for them. The sale will con-
inue until the middle of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clay of Roa-
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CRESCENT CITY

Don't forget the regular meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce next
Monday night. The new president
Rev. C. H. Jordan, will preside. The
meeting should be fully attended.
Miss Bessie A. Williams has open
ed her remodeled Gift Shop, which
is in future to be known as The Ga
bles Gift Shop. This establishment
has during past holiday seasons pro-
vided real boon to the man no wo-
man who desired to solve the Christ
mas gift problem. And it is said the
stock is larger and more varied than
ever this year.
Mr. NJ r. Hubbs and his daughter,
Miss Nellie Hubbs, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, are scheduled to arrive some day
this week and will occupy their home
on Prospect street. Mr.. Hubbs and
his charming daughter have long
been among our most popular winter
visitors and their coming is a de-
light to all.
Mrs. Rollin T. CHATTER, assisted by
Mrs. j. D. Mitchell, Mrs. W. A. War
ner and Miss Alice Hutchinson of
Palatka, will give a Song Recital in
the chapel of the Presbyterian
church this friday evening, Dec.
2. The young ladies of the church
will also provide a candy sale. All
are invited. There will be a silver
offering. The following is the must
cal program:
Part l.
Piano Duet-Fifth Symphony, An
dante, Beethoven-Mesdame Warn
err and Chafer.
Group of Songs-(a) The Flower
of all the World, Finden; (b) My Mo-
Their Bids Me Bind Ny Hair, Hay
den; (c) Thine Eyes So Blue and
Tender, Gassen-Mrs. Chafer.
Reading, The New Years Baby
Mrs. Mitchell.
Group of Songs-(a) Separations,
Italian Folk Song, arranged byl
Sgambati; (b) All Through the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01
Had Kidney Trouble Ten

Don't give up hope if you
fering from backache, RI
pans, stiff, swollen joints,
tired feeling, pains in groin a
cles or other SYMPHONIC of
trouble. J. T. Osborn, R. F.
1, Lucasville, o., writes: 81 !
ney trouble for 10 years II
kinds of kidney remedies h
did me no good. l took on,
of Foley Kidney Pills and tn,
ed me so much I am well no
sale by J. H. Haughton.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01
THURSDAY Morning, December I,

on last Sunday morning. Crescent
City is always proud to entertain the
genial Senator and his charming
wife, and they are especially pcpu-
lar with those who know them best.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01

A lot of people think they have
the fighting spirit just because they
enjoy watching somebody else do
the fighting.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-01

Consistency didn't mean anything
to that rich man who cut off his heir
because the boy married girl with
bobbed hair.