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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

Those strikers IN Atlanta and else.
Where who arc entering suit against
rnicn heads, for loss IN wages because
AZ the hehest a. these leaders. they
walked out. have much 70 learn.
.ANoNgg ether things il allegiance TO
algelr employees and a viii 70 thlns
de- ghNsnAelvess ~ bore - see the
day come when no little walking del
egate seated al nsrble top table r
Clevelaua or indianapolis aud drawing
axe On Slx thousand dollars per year
win hare the power 10 order honest
lahoviag men IA Georgia and Florida
70 wSlk cut
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888.

Whenever any suggestion is made
touching condition in the far East, ia
pan at once gets a very severe dose Of
cold feet. There is little wonder that
she does.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

The murder of the Hudson children
by an Infatuated step-father near AL
Bany few days ago, Is one of the
most heinous offenses ever commit
ted In Georgia. Quick and certain JUS
tice should be melted out to this fiend
as promptly as the law permits.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

To look ones best and feel ones best
Is 70 enjoy an inside hath eaca morning
TO flush from the system the previous
days waste. sour lamentations and poi
sonous toxins before il Is absorbed into
the blood. just as coal. when il burns,
leaves behind = certain amount Of IN
comhustihle material in the form Of
ashes. 50 tia food and drink sa&ea each
lay leave in the aiiuentaFy organs a
sevtafn amount Of indigessi0.e material.
which Il not eliminated. form toxins and
p0isons whiea are then s4SsNl into she
blood through the very dues which are
i1tegsied tosze< II Only aossf lzscnt u
II fpu want - Sc the ssss& * healAhY
Bloom n sssur esxesss. % 50 *.a
et xearvr an clssrSr. yu1 ~ told -
drink every moFasng 4psn arising, q
Sass az boz water l3Sta a ssaspoonful
s. limestone phosphate Fl il. which j. Z
harmless sasxsas ~ washinv fhe waste
bacterial and saxsnS lrom tbs stomach
Nxer. kianeys an h0Hels tAns cleans.
ing sweetenirg and amwssy.ug s4s entire
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

With new and more economical
type OF ships in the Brunswick-New
York service and with the rail lines
centerlng In Brunswick supplying adj
equate soliciting force, there is every
eason to believe that ample cargoes
VIII be supplied to make the opera
ions OF the line paying one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

Ulster must also learn her lesson
She must give tand take and the proud
Qrangeman must keep the fact in
mind that after all he too Is an Irish
mani Peace is what Ireland, as a
whole wants. and that's what the
world wants her to have.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

While the soldiers honu1 bin has
been recommitted to the proper com
mittee In the United States senate,
we do not believe that action spells
anything President Harding and adj.
mlnlslraton leaders have made up
their minds that there Is to be no
bonus legislation at this time. The
truth OF the matter Ii that the coun-
try and the state of the treasury Is
not In shape to stand such a measure
carrying, perhaps six billion Of dollars
with II,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

For the second time within the
month the News is pleased to welcome
Governor Hardwick TO Brunswick. He
came few weeks ago to participate
In the festivities incident to the open
ing of the Darien-Brunswick bridge.
Today he comes. with the members of
his staff. to inspect the state. troops
encamped on ST. Simon Island.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

alimcntary tract, before putting moro
food into the stomach.
Girls and women with saliow skins,
liver snnts. pimples or pallid complex
ion. also those who wake mp with q
coated tongue. bad taste, nasty breath,
Others who are bothered with headaches.
bilious spells. acid stomach or conskira-
ton should begin this phoa stated ho1
water drinking and are assured Of very
pronounced results in one OF two weeks.
4 quarter pound Of limestone phcs-
rhatc costs very little az the drug store
but is sufficient g. demonstrate that Just
as soap aud bet water .cleQnses, purihes
and Fr~shens tla Il ri tae osla T. -
~ waksr up4 49, - 60
en tise iasi1e creafs. We must aFSay y
ecnsiSEr that intsTEial sauith q ~ j & ssIftS
~ more important than outside clsani-
mess. because the skin pores do not ab-
sorb Impurities into TIC blood. while the
bowel pores DO.
Women who desire to enhance the
bexufy of their insrIexiou should just
try this Ter week and notice results
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

The fact that the State Highway
department has advised the Bruins
wick Board of Trade that it will az
onee send Assistant Bridge Engineer
Henry I'll Newton and Engineer W. II.
King to make the preliminary sur.
vey Of the ST, Simon bridge is highly
encouraging and most satisfactory 10
the people Of this City. Brunswick h
deeply interested in this new move
ment and her people are very earnest
In their desire To succeed In making
This Improvement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

II is reported that General Foch will
accompany that French disarmament
commission when 1t comes to the Unit
ed States TO take up the most impor-
tant subject now before the people Of
the world. Tho General will, without
doubt, receive the most cordial greet
ing thai Americans know how to give.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-17

The thing for the state of Georgia
to do Is to sell that valuable land on
which the state mansion in Atlanta
now stands and erect modern and
handsome home for the chief execu-
tive OF the state to live In. The prop
arty Is said TO be worth half million
and we believe new mansion could
be supplied out and out for $4,000.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

kozni, hogy ebbei szandekukat
a fentjelzett alkalommal legyenek
szivesek ltarsulatunk ttitkarn6je-
mex bejelenteni. Hricz6 Janosne
eln0kn0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

Matyi Istyapnef 6 y. kelme, |
.ruha. ~ IL
siska Gyulane es leanya Ma
tild 4 ruha, | kotahy, ! bluG.
Id. Galambos Gyorgyne 3 ru-
|hara val6. ff+
Czombos Andrasne ujabban
ajandekozott 2 p. cipot, l doll.
harisnyara.
Spitk6 Aranka kollektalt: Mr..
Friedman 25c, Vezse Istvan 25c.
Magdics Ferenc SOC, Mrs. Thomas
zoe, Mrs. Orosz soc, Belenszky
Janosne 25c, osszesen 1920
Molnar Margit'e 'es Szuligan Mar
git is hoztak ujabban kis also es
fels6 ruhacskakat.
Ruszkay Ferencne j bluzt.
Nemeth Boriska 2 kotenyt.
Most mar bezartuk a munkat
Elobb kiallitjak a ruhacskakat az
egyhaz. gyiilestermeben s azutar
hazakiildjuk sok szegeny eyer
mex boldogitasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
|Hirek a Sz. Istvan
Egyhaz k0rebol

Keresztelesek. Ilona, Hauzer
Andras es Sziics Borbala leanya,
szil. febr. II. Ker. febr. 27-en.
Keresztsziilok Turner Jozsef es
10th Erzsebet. = 2. JOSEF, Don
csecz JOSEF es Panker R0za fla,
sziil. febr. p. Kereszt. febr. 81.
Keresztsz. Makos Istvan es Kri-
szoll Terez. = 3. Iren eEtel, Droz-
dix Mihaly es Ference Maria lea
inya, sztil. jan. 10. Kereszteltek
febr. 27. Keresztsz.: Pipaly Fe-
rene es Manu- Brigita. - 4. Iren,
Incze Jozsef es Ferenczi Anna le-
anya, sziil. febr. 20. Kereszteltek
febr. 33-an. Keresztsziil0k: Fe-
benczi Istvan es Jobbagy Anna.
Temetesek. Iren, Incze JOSEF
es Ferenczi Anna leanya elhunyt
a haznal nyert keresztseg utan
ket 6raval, febr. 23-3an 3 napos
koraban. Temetese volt febr.
25-en.
Nemet Josef, Nemet Josef es
neh. T0ro Wilma fla elhunyt febr.
24en rovid betegseg tuan s ewes
koraban. Ozvegy atyjanak, aki
csak negy h6nap el6tt temette el
hiiseges hitveset, most elhunyt
fiunak az edes anyjat, megmerhet-
len banatot okozott ennek szere-
tett gyermeknek az elveszte. A
haznal lefolyt meghat6 szertarta-
sok utan Scent Istyan templom-
ba heztak kedyes gyermeket, a.
hol enekes angyali miset mondott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

a plebanos, melynek vegezteyel
elkisertiik a kis Joskat a Kalva-
ria temetobe, ahol anyja melle
helyeztiik. Nyugodjanak scent be
kessegben az Ur- Jezus scent ne
veben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
szAB0 P. IsTYANT MEGoPE-
RALTAK

sajnalattal halljuk, hogy szab6
P, Istyant, reformatus hitkoz-
seq es reformatus egylet jegyzo'
jet es Verhovay Segelyegylet
108-ik fiokjanak tagjat, multi
heten a varosi k6rhazba vittek, a
hol DR.. Fuzy Pal fatal magyar
orvosunk sikerrel megoperalta.
Szabo neutrality-suspicious. szenve-
dett. Mint ertestilGnk Szab6 a
javulas utjan vap es nemsokara
visszaterhet szereto csaladja k0-
rebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
ul= koreb0l Elm

Lelkesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint a leIkeSze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
Keresztelesek

/. Febr. 27-en nyert Vilmos es
JOSEF nevet a scent keresztsegben
Simon MihLy es neje Szakacs
Erzsebet fiacskaja. Ker. sziil.:
Horvath Josef es neje Bankhart
Erzsebet.
2. Ugyancsak 27-en keresztelte
tett Arpad es Desc nevre Bos
Inyak Ferenc 6s neje Bacskai Ii
dia fiacskaja. Ker. sziilok Ceres
sv Janos es Bacskai Lidia. A
vendegszeret6 esalad meghivasa
IA az egyhaz lelkesze is megjelent
tisztelendo asszonnyal egyutt a
keresztclon, reszt venni csalad
! 0r0mehen. A keresztalo iinnep
i0it Rigo Joska zenekara vidami-
totta szivhezszol6 n6taival.
Temetes
Februar 28-an temettetett ell
Macy reszvet mellett Feher Fe-
rene, Feher Istvan es neje Eros
| Zsnzsanna 6 hetes csecsemo oyer
meke. A kicsi gyermeket rovid
par napi szenvedes utan vitte ell
k0ny0rtelen halal. A gyaszhaz-
nal Geressy Sander gondnokunk,
iiktalta AIT szep gyaszdalt, me-
iyet a most erkezett Balog Dezso
atyankfia hozOtt hazulrol mely-
nek eneklesenel az enekl0k sze'
mel is k0nybe labadtak. A lei
%6sz tud0sitasat, bucsuztatasrol
val6 el0zetes int6zkedeseket basel
toni egyik presbyterink, Bernath
Oreszt cselekedte. A. banatos szii-
Il6k irant altalanos "a ,reszvet.g -
Folyik munka
Elkesziiltek vegre hazai arva
gyermekeknek szant ruhacskak.
A multi heti ujsagban a szedo te-
ved6seb5l "a ruha helyett csalz
"a volt feltiintetve. Azonban
most mar teljesen elkesziilt 121
leany ruha, 46 flu ruha, 15 tell
kabat, go also szoknya, nadrag, 8
szveter, 105 harisnya, cipo, sap
ka es egyeb aprosagok, azonki-
viii baby ruhak stb., osszesen te-
hat mem 100 darabot kiildtiink ha-
"a, hanem 439 darabot. EFT azon-
ban legel6szor is k0sz0njiik .jo-
szivi adakozoknak es azoknak,
xix adakozasuk mellett meg nem
sajnaltak a maguk idejet is ARA
szanni, hogy segitsenek munka
inkban, a yarrasban.
K0szonjiik ezuton is c nemes-
SzlVu aSSZonyOk Iafaunalalial
buzgalmat es tudjuk, hogy az a
sok kis arva aldani fogja munkas
kezeiket.
Meg heten is tortent adako
zas es pedig:
Macy Sandorne, 3 kis ruha.
Lampert Ilona, 3 ruha, 3 mad
rag.
Batary es Eszenyi Juliska ujab-
ban meg behoztak: Belenszky 10
zsefnet0l / dol. es 4 leany ruha, 3
flu ing.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
MAHONINC MEGYEI EGYHAZI FIIREK

kozni, hogy ebbeh szandekukat
a fentjelzett alkalommal legyenek
szivesek tarsulatunk ttitkarn6je-
mex bejelenteni. Hriczo Janosne
eln0kn0.
Figyelmeztees. Tobben hitk0z-
segiink tagjai koziil kozvetleniil
az egyhaz penztaraba fizetik be
koteles hayi illetmenyeiket es mem
az illeto kollektor- gondnokok ut
jan. Tekintettel ARA, hegy ezen
eljaras a hitkozsegi penztarnok
dolgat nemcsak neheziti, de a hit
kozsegi dijak pontos befizetes6-
mex ellenorzeset is akadalyozza,
felkeri egyhazunk el6ljar6saga
hittestvereinket, hogy a j0v6ben,
ha otthonuknal esetleg mem volna
alkalmuk a kollektor-g -gondnoknak
atadni a havi jarulekot es vasar-
naponkint templom alatti he
lyisegben szandekoznak AIT befi-
zetni, - ebben az esetben is NE
penztarnok kezehez, de az illet0
jaras kollektor gondnokanak
nyujtsak at, hogy ok az altaluk
vezetett hayi naploba bevezetve,
I.haznal atvett tagsagi dijakkal
egyitt szolgaltassak be az egy-
taxi penztarba S a befizetesekr6l
pontos kimutatast keszithessenek,
mialtal k0nnyen felmeriilhet6 "a
yaroknak vessziik elejet.
vetleniil a penztarnok kezeihez is
Egyeb ajanlatok azonban koz-
vetleniil penztarnok kezeihez is
befizethet0k.
Nevszerinti persely- -adomanyok
februar 27-en, vasarnap. Egy-egy
dollart ajanlottak: Box lstvan,
Sander Ferenc, Maticza Janos,
N6grady Andras, Stefko JOSEF,
Lengyel Peter, Palko Mihaly,
Orosz Sandorne, Orosz Mihalyne,
Kordovany .~Gyorgyne, Veghseo
Janosne, Molnar Antalne, FBogi-
ny Istvanne, Moknacs Andras,
Vasko Ferenc, Legeny Ferenc,
Szirokman Istvan, Somplak Mi
haly, Hudak Ferenc, Kovacs Mix
los, Szujeta Janos (Sharon), Csc
linszky Ferenc, Sander Bertalan,
Druga Mihaly. $50 centet ad-
tax: Holik Istvan, Matyi Istvan,
Soltesz Josef, Matyi Sander, L6-
mart Andras, Hriczo Janos, Paf
k0 Janos. Zovath Sander, Hricz6
Janosne, Holik Istvanne, Milute-
movies Gyorgyne, Szirokman Ist-
vanne, Nitro Mihalyne, Derczo
Janos, Szabados JOSEF, Pletenyik
Janos, Kal6czky Janosne, Resk6
Mihaly, Rak6 Juliska, Ilyk6 Ist-
van, Fedor Andras, Palinszky ia
nos, Szujeta Janos. A jo listen
fizesse vissza.
Egyhazi kivetes cimen temp
lom penztaraba fizettek Bodnar
Janos (Steelton) es csal. $25 es
Szlagyi Mihaly es csal. (Rrier
Hid masodik reszlet fejeben $5-t.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CONSIDER THE "OPEN DOOR"

The "open door" Is a certain theory Or principle for the fair and sports manlike operating of an achieved openness.
 Let it be understood that in the matter of openness itself there seems to be no conflict of essential opinion between the United States and the ether great powers that will assemble at the Washington conference.
 It is not proposed by the United States that China shall be free to ex- clude American traders-or foreign traders in generator any foreign traders-from China. Nor is it pro- posed by the United States that the United States shall give up its rights of extraterritoriality in China, or that any other country possessing such rights shall give them up and leave China free to exercise an unrestricted Jurisdiction over foreign traders through Chinese laws executed in Chinese courts by Chinese judges.
 American popular opinion should not be colored into the dangerous be- lief that the American government is seeking the immediate Liberation of China from all foreign 'interfer- ence." That belief is dangerous be- cause it leads the American public to credit the American government with an idealistic theoreticalness which 1t does not possess, and by comparison to impute to foreign governments a degree of divergence from us which does not exist.
 Those foreign governments and the United States are certainly in agree
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

South Dakota has four cars to every q persons.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CARS
 AT NEW MARKET
 AT TRACT MANY

That the new Central Market at First avenue and Monroe street IS a busy place is the admission of the R. D. Roper Motor company, who arranged for an exhibition of Chal- mers cars with MT. Gibbs, the mar ket manager during opening week. Our booth was centrally located in the building and literally thousands of people saw and admired the new Chalmers models, several not only admired but placed their orders for same any many good prospects were obtained for future sales.
 The car on display during the first part of the week was a standard tour ing car equipped with the already famous Dayton cord tires, bumpers, wind guards and moto- meter. It was planned on keeping this car there for the week, but 1t was necessary to make delivery of it to waiting cus- toner.
 Tt was during the time of the ex- hibit that we received the huge price reduction that is the talk of the au- tomobile trade and we considered our exhibit as double timely for. that req son. said R. D. Roper. With this reduction but glance at the car definitely shows the prospective pur- chaser the greater value of the Chal- mers and it is but question of get ting the public to know the truth about the Chalmers in order to get them to drive and buy one"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
SUSPICIOUS

gets that he's a ather"-F'rom the Birmingham Age-Herald.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CHALMERS CUTS
 IN ALL MODELS

Coming as a complete surprise to the R. D. Roper Motor company was the telegraphic information of last Wednesday from the new and power full Chalmers Motor company that all models were to be further reduced in price as much as $35O in some cases.
 ''We would have been willing to have gone on record that such re- duction was an impossibility," states R. D. Roper, and the huge reduc- ton coming as it did convinces us that the Chalmers Motor company are disregarding present manufac- turing costs and are imbued with the desire to make Chalmers the great est car on the American market in it's class. It has always been recog- nized as a quality car and it now the intention to greatly increase it's pro- duction and furnish deadly competi- tion to the competitive cars which are now several hundred dollars higher"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
HAD CAPITAL IF
 6 BUSINESS
 NOW MILLIONS

One of the most sensational careers of the automotive world is that of George Pepperdine, founder and president of the Western Auto Sup ply company. From a starting capi- tai of five dollars, the business in- aug urated by this man has grown to 30 great stores doing an annual business of nearly six million dol lars.
 Mir. Pepperdine was born in Kansas and was raised on a farm. With an abundant supply of ambition. and with little else, he launched out into the world, and got enough credit to open a little hole in the walI' in Kansas City. When opportunity came, he had grown sufficiently to buy a husky accessory store on auto mobile row in that citly, and from that point his brilliant business car eer started. Today this concern is operating big stores throughout the country. Its buying power is tre- mendous, and everything in the auto- mobile accessory line is handled.
 MT. L. H. Sorey is manager of the Phoenix branch of the Western Auto Supply company. He came to this city from Denver, where he managed that branch. The business of the Phoenix store has greatly increased since MT. Sorey has been in charge.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

ment on the following point: China shall trade with the world.
 They are also in agreement on the following point: We shall all of us retain certain rights in China regard ing the status of our citizens in China in relation to the laws of China rights entttling our citizens in cer- tain ways to carry their own laws with them into China.
 Our American extraterritorial rights in China go back to the treaty signed by Caleb Cushing with China at Ma cao in 1S44. They included the right Of an American citizen in China when charged with crime to be tried by laws enacted and by persons appoint ed by the United States. Such rights in some forrn-we give every sign of intending to keep.
 We had them once in Japan. We have them there no longer. In China we shall have them no longer when China is Is strongly able to administer just justice in China as Japan had come to be able to administer just
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
.bU|CkGETSFIRST PLACE IN SHOW

Again the Buick has won the priv ilege of first choice at both of the big national automobile shows. At the New York and Chicago shows the Buick will have the place of hon. past year the Buick Motor company did the greatest volume of business. The award is made on the number of sales actually made during the year preceding the date of the shows.
 Inasmuch as there are 94 differ ent cars entered in the New York show, and S2 in the Chicago show, first choice in the selection of show space means that the Buick has won another worthy victory in the auto motive world.
 Inasmuch as the Buick heads the list of all other makes of Cars, stamps the latest model Buick as one of the most popular sellers ever manufac- tured.
 This honor has been awarded to the Buick on more than one occa- sion, but during the past year with competition so keen after the return to normal conditions in practically every line of business, the fact that the Buick again has won this dis tinction, speaks well for the product of the Buick Motor company, and the popularity of the valve in-head car. The New York show Is to be held at the Grand Central Palace dur ing the week of January ' to 13. weeks later at the Coliseum.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

Holland esumng pewar npor as a coffee
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CHANGE OF YEARS

Schmidt-You have been away from the country for ten years. What change do you notice most?
 Otto-Oh. when I went away we used to call a sausage a little saus- age" (Wurtschen) but now we call a little sausage a. sausage (WursO. From Der Drummer, Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

PoetThe editor said that my poems were just the kind he should like to read by the fireside.
 Artist-Perhaps that's so he can throw them in without getting up.- From the London Weekly Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
FIlVvER LANGUAGE

aa4A 1f4f7 fza
 Wen Thcophiluse" Aio
 as talking to his flivver aeaf1l.r .r
 Ae1 come right into the house ts minute. Theophilus. I won't have tFr is-cuirg to such language. It's sa4 s@ough for your pa to forget th@t he's a husband, but since that e4r came between us he even for
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
TOOLS OF TRAnE

Began (to comrade)-Lend me your crutches for today. You won't need them yourself. You are going out as a blind man.-From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

A homely young Englishman, whose view was obstructed by the headgear of the girl in front of him, ventured 10 protest. See here. miss" he said. leaning over, I want to look as well as you.''
 'Oh, do yer2" she replied in a rich cockney accent. Then you'd better run 'ome and chinge your fice"- Houston Post.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
This Difference is PIenty!-

The difference between the Gates Super-Tread Tire and other good tires Is not merely a difference in material. All good tires are made of fine rubber and fabric.
 The important difference IS that the Gates SuPer-Treed Tire has 2 wider and thicker rubber tread.
 This difference is vital. More than 100000 users, all over the U. S., will tell you that the wider and thicker tread gives them many extra miles at no extra cost.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
HIS ONLY HOPE

l justice in Japan in the nineties of the past century.-Wiiliam Hard in Asia
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

Based on the proportion of auto mobile accidents to population, St. Louis Is the safest large city in the country.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Opeg Ciogged Nos.
trils and End Read-Colds.

You feel fine ln few moments 1Huf
cold in head ur catarrh wAl Pol
Your rlogFed n0alIlls Nill Open Inr
-r uassares ~ sour hrfd riN 0lru
and you c4r breathe ltcN 81. more
duilnesa. headache r0 NtHkiuf rHlf
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Tell vnur drueFff 500 went rure
bottle OF ElNa Cream Balm. tupIf
o. little % fhla fragrant autiacuilr
cream pa your uHfffIif Der u pfne
trate through every air. uaeanEr N.
the head soothe aHd heal thf Fa0l.
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relief COMES Instantly
10 D. fusi what every cHil anl fa-
tarfh sufferer needs DON'T ffaF efuf
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

Born 90 W. and mrs W Benson.
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