davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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emotion. Then from her stiffened lips
there issued one single question:

| there issued one single question:
who killed him."
McCarty glanced inadvertently a,
his superior. If the supposed maid
had telephoned to her mistress merely
that Creveling had met with some
accident. why had his wife on learn.
ing that he was dead instantly as
sumed that he had been murdered
| Inspector Druet, however. did not
! take up that thread at once. Instead
he gestured deprecatingly but with
| nmStakable authority to throne
chair which stood between two torch
! lamps near where she had halted and
| asked:s
AT what hour did your cook tele-
! phone to you, Mrs Creveling?"
| Obediently, almost mechanically. the
lady seated herself and loosening her
cloak drew off her veil.
''At about 5 o'clock this morning,
! trifie before the hour. I think" Size
| put one hand to her forehead for a
moment, but there was no dazed look
of shock in the direct. clear gaze she
+! bent upon her Questioner
And that was all the message, that
| there lad been an accident? You
/ asked for no particulars"
Il had no opportunity. That was
all the message that was delivered to
me. l did not receive it myself. The
butler at Broadmead where l was
staying replied to the telephone, then
awakened my maid who, in turn.
brought the news to me. ] under
| stood that the cook-the only maid
servant left here had said that ]
must come home at once. that some
thing had happened to my husband"
At about 5, That had been the
hour when Alexander first made his
appearance at the house. few
minutes after McCarty had concluded
his solitary second search of the
"a t.1 old IL,
gentleman had not thought of sending
! the wire to his niece until a good
half-hour afterWard: it must have
been quarter of 6. at least, when
the detective from borough head
quarters reached the nearest tele-
Why had none of them thought to
telephone direct to Broadmead in
, steado
AS McCarty asked himself this
question he glanced inadvertently at
Alexander just in time to intercept a
look which flashed between the
banker and the valet; deliberate
motion of command with his eyes
toward the room back of him which
he had just left. the room with the
disordered supper table, still laid for
| two. McCarty's own eyes turned to
Hill to find him slipping cat-like
toward the door in movement
which the man himself instantly
checked.
Mrs. Creveling's testimony was of
utmost value at the moment. but Nc
Carly made up his mind to keep his
own attention upon this strangely as
sorted pair as we'll
You Immediately aroused your
host?" prompted the inspector
My hostess" Mrs. Creveling cor
rected him. still in that monotonous
remote tone without obvious display
of repression. Mr.. Waverly was not
at Broadmead last night. Inspector,
who killed my huSband?"
Now indeed her voice had changed.
but with no poignant outburst of
pent-up grief. 1t rang out hard and
cold and sharp as steel and behind
it there was stern. implaca BILE
determination to know the truth
CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Star)
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Old Faces Made Young.

remember with amusement GER
tain party I went to where some one
described at great length the process
by which a well known woman had
tucks taken in her face to pull back
the slack muscles and eliminate the
wrinkles.
This is an expensive but not infre-
Uuent method employed by the
wealthy and desperately middle-aged.
] can't say that the treatment is ever
highly successful considering that
the ladies in question must always
wear their hair far over the face to
hide the scars and that the pulling up
of the skin takes all expression from
the face. Certainly this does not seem
like d natural way of keeping ones s
youth.
Why not exercise those fiabby mus
cles so they will have strength
enough to keep their shape? 1t is
well known that exercising any mus
Gle or rubbing or masSaging any mus
Gle will strengthen ii: 1t is also
known that the best instrument for
this sort of massage is the dry palm
of the hand.
One man who. at seventytwo.
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there I'll wait until morning to look
along the other edge
SO Peter kept along the bank OF
the Laughing Brook to the edge of
the swamp. When he reached it he
stopped running. He moved slowly
and carefully, and every few steps
he sat up to look and listen. He
didn't know where to look. That
young Heron might be in a tree.
However, Peter felt sure he wasn't,
for he remembered what the Merry
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FURNITURE SALESMAN
Appointment position is open for
furniture salesman who is
accustomed to waiting on good
trade; Should know carpets and
rugs. State experience. Replies
confidential. Address Box 2O3-
NJ. Star office.
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Things You'll Like to
Make.

OF course you have or will have
a tuxedo sports jacket or sweater.
To make the tuxedo front scarf. cut
the material the shape of the tuxedo
front. Checked WoFsted. silk. trico-
lett3, or brushed wool are appropri-
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GENTLEMAN. middle aged. to work one hour
each evening collector: must furnish refer
enceS: 81 per week: car fare paid Apply
saturday. 5 p.m.D Room 211. 921 18th st.
NV 30s
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luxedofront Sc.r

ate. Instead of stitching it to the
coat. line it and then sew row Of
snap fasteners. the under parts. down
the front of each side of the coat.
Sew the other parts of the fasten-
ers to the underSide of the scarf
You can wear your tuNedo-front
scarf fastened to your jacket, or on
cooler evenings you unfaSten it and
use il scarf. as shown in the
second illustration. FLORA.
Copyright, 1921.)
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LEARN TO BE A
STORAGE BATTERY
RFPAIRMAN

LEARN TO BE A
STORAGE BATTERY
REPAIRMAN
and from Ss5 to so week: We can
teach You in two weeks: dar and evening
| classes. See. Mr.. o'Donnell. 1917 st. NV.
MAN. young. with Ford and references
! steady work. Apply c4 District National
| MEAT cUTTER-Good; at once. 500 7th st.
MEAT CCTTER-GOod pay. steady work. Ap-
ply Becker's Market. 1918 7th vt. NV. 81
MEAT CUTTERS - Expert
| enced meat cutters for retail
meat stores; good wages and
! opportunity to be made store
manager. Apply Room 3, 63l
Pa. ave. NV.
| MEN to solicit fire insurance: weekly pay
| ment plan. Apply D: W. McIntire. Manager.
| Room 217 Columbian bldg, 41S 9Th at. 31s
| MEN with automobiles to do soliciting: tenn
| porary position: salary. Address Box 22O-M.
Star office.
positions in drafting profession: steady. CON
woco
! to opportunities on request. Enroll now. Co.
/ lumbia School Of Dr.fting 18th and sts. nv
OLD country colored man snd wife. to take
; care of house: living quarters and fair pay.
Apply $. Belofr. 1914 1ith st. NV. Washing
| ton. d. c.
! ORDERLY. experienced. colored. in small In
stitution. Address Bog 244-M. Star office.
! PART TIME WORRY local financial fnsti-
tuition will employ a few persons for part time
| work; compensation, $50 to $50 per week: de-
tails nt interssw; so 4 csrrespendence CONFIDENTIAL
PHARMACIST, young: must be steady and re-
liable. Address Box sS3-M. Star ONCE.
PIN Settlers wanted. Apply Temple Bowl
| ing and Pocket Billiard Academy, 1119 ne.
PIPE FILTERS and helpers. Capitol Refining
| Co.. South Washington. Va.
can, perhaps, use man on weekly salary basis.
! Address Box 24s-M Star odice.
PLAsTERERs. non-union. schaFer & Taylor.
phone Line. 6430. 3O'
sALESMAN|Successful aggressive with de:
vSo n ready to make the drive Of his
/ lifetime to establish himself in an executive
position; will find real opportunity with han an
| 1167 for appointment
SALESMAN AND COLLECToR; experienced !:
reference; permanent: good income for right
man. 511 11th st. NV. Cd floor.
SALESMAN for eleetTicsl acs fixtures: must be e1-
ceptional man. TIT 18th St
SALESMEN-A large electrical corporation
! needs few men to complete Its sales crew,
! to take care Of the fall business. Premier
! Service Co., 7O4 10th st. NV.
i Statesmen (colored) by responsible house
| which is opening new territory; men given
| personal training and every opportunity for ad-
| vancement Apply First international Service.
\ inc Southern Aid bldR 81
| Statesmen = TWO LIVE WIRE, TRUST
WORTHY CLEAN-CUT REAL ESTATE
! sALESMEN: MUST BE PRODUCERS: OP-
PORTUNITY TO CONNECT WITH COMPANY
THAT OFFERS OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-
| vANCEMENT. ADDRESS BOX 217-M, STAR
OFFICE.
statesmen.
| To sell stock secured by fee simple
] real estate. High-grade proposition. Address
| I. H. Sayman, 306 st. Paul St. Baltimore.
| Md. q.
4 n -HoY .1340
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u r u G. CLERK Registered
Address Box .3OS-M, Star Office.

! ELDERLY MAN without family can obtain
gcrl home. permanently. if satisfactory: light
work. raretaking. mainly. Address Box 31O-M.
Star office. 31s
ELEVATOR OPERATOR for apartment house:
salary. $50 per month. Apply manager. the
Tcrrnto Apartment. 10th and SITS.
FIXTURE ASSEMRLER. experienced. Rap
neck. III 18th st. NV
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MEAT CUTTERS - Expert
enced meat cutters for retail
meat stores; good wages and
opportunity to be made store
manager. Apply Room 3, 63l
Pa. ave. NV.
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HOW MANY CARDS?.
By ISABEL OSTRANDER

or of "Th Island of Intrigue suspense Ashes ETC.
Copyright, NJ. e
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WANTED-HELP

SECURITY SALESMAN High-grade; great
lineup: many banks and highest public ON
cfais indorsing this issue; country sections set
up by bankers for given allotments; chance
613 q st. NV. Sl'
TAILORS. learn afting and designing In your
spare time: low rates during August. Calf
2J21 University place.
TIN KOOFERS f55. n. B. Flynn. Sol Pa.
ave. Sc. -
YOUNG MAN in retail shoe store; state age
and experience, IL any. Address Box 324 NJ.
Star Office
YOUNG MAN, sixteen to eighteen years Of
age. to take charge Of stOrer0Om permanent
position. Apply Mr.. ]. Is. Trainor. 1902 Penn
sylvania ave NV
EMPI ny MENT AGENCIES,
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and earn from S35 TO so week: We can
teach you in two weeks: day and evening
classes See. Mr.. O.Donnell, 1917 + st. NV.
MAN. young with For, car and references
steady work. Apply o4 District National
Rank building
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MEAT CUTTER-GOod pay. steady work. Ap-
ply Rockers Market. 1918 7th vt NV. 81
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p7rrTNEsS OPPORTUNITIES

BARGAIN. 49, NET uN INVESTMENT
PRICE. Sstn: CASH S3m: RENT. Sl2i YEAR.
Southeast: fuur-ru"n pressed -hr- Il house; col
ur..d tenants Act quick Ia get this bargain.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
elf New York ave NV Franklin fq1S
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COLLECTOR wanted; bring
wheel and reference; expert
enced man only. Apply 1880 14th
! st. NV.
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MEN to solicit fire insurance: weekly pay.
ment plan Apply D. W. McIntire, Manager
Room 217 Columbian bldg, 41s 9Th at. 31s
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STEAM ENGINEER. licensed Apply. (by let
teri p. o. Box .1349.
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IICTAPHONE OPERATOR in patent attorney
OHce Wilbur +. Kellogg, 91s ST. NV 800
Girls, white. to learn to make paper boxes.
|. Columbia Speciality Paper Box Co.. "a Hano-
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MEAT CUTTER-Good: at once 500 7th ST.
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SALESM EN-.
To sell stock secured BY fee simple
real estate. High grade proposition. Address
I. H. Sayman. 306 st. Paul St. Baltimore
Nd 20s
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COAL CLERK: experienced preferred: good
opportunity for right man. Address, stating
re- eferenrtn. KoX :ElH- VI Star office.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
AIMING MACHINES.

CANOE 1S-ft Morris. fully equipped: reason
able Call " 576l after pm. 30'
MUST SELL or will trade for automobile. 30
IT cruiser. > good engines: salt water equip
nod siaens g. Call Thomas 307. 29'
E0U SALE-Veiy handsome yacht 81 feet
long: mahogany finish: sleep ten: Delco light
ing system; Sterling engine; boat and engine
in first-ciass condition; owner leaving city: real
bargain Write Box 1890. Norfolk. Va. 30
POWER BOAT, Ella Warden, for hire TO
charter PARTIES: a fl. long, IL beam; plenty
room. Call Main 590S. Res. 6l4 10th st. sw.
1lth st. wharf s.w. aus
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CONFECTIONERY. soda fountain. deli"atess"rl.
hnmrunnd candy. cigars. tobacco aud n"w~
store. doing nice business: established n n"
years; cheap rent: must sell nn account wh"le.
sale business in Baltimore. Nd. 1924 Georgia
ave 81
CIGAR and news Store for sale. doing very
good business: best location in town. Address
Ins aIt-M- Sfnr Min.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Burle~on Blames Public
Npinion for Robberies

- s>lflNGT0N, March 2.-Ascribing
-.e rer.ut increase IN mail robberies
- general unrest and intensified
ef ua tendencies. Postmaster Cen
erl bgr'e7ou, in letter read tonight
tire House. declared enactment of
47 unsupported by public opinion
nrorokea breaches Of the peace and
contempt for the courts.
The letter was addressed Co and
re-l BIZ Representative Black, Dem
ecrst. Iex0s and denounced as an inn
nortant factor IN the development Of
rne ''thc disposition or the part of
eer.aln judicial officers, notably in New
ore. Washington and Chicago, to I'M
nose nominal punishments when crimi-
mails are apprenendedv
Reading ot the letter raised a STERN
= objections, but it went into the
Record.
TIE Postmaster General declared
criminals were encouraged by the
'mendacious and tallacious policy pLr-
sued by tommercialized press" The
poweT Of sugges tIon, as outlined By
newspaper accounts of crimes, en-
outraged others to break the law, he
aid
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Forger, Driven
By Conscience,
Gives Self Up
Well Dressed Man Tells
Police He is Wanted i'm
Canada for Passing Two
Checks in Cousins Name
Saws lie Served i'm Jail
Declares Accusations in
Ottawa Drove Him from
Straight Path and City

A prosperous looking, middle-aged
maa strolled into the detective bureau
:. Police Headquarters last night,
srood his stick in corner, pulled off
his gloves and overcoat and laid them
on i chair with his hat on top Of them
ard walked toward the desk.
Looks as though you were planning
70 stay awhile" said Lieutenant VIII
lam Fogarty who had been watching
his csller with interest.
Il expect l shall" said the man
quietly. II am Dennis Pulforde, of
ottawa, Ont, and the Canadian police
will be glad to know that I'm here.
Eve committed forgery IN Edmonton,
Alberta and in Winnipeg, Man. You
might let them know I'm here, if you'll
be so good
Pulfordc accepted Fogarty's invita-
ton TO be seated and told his story. 1t
was the first easeful moment he had
,noun in months, he said, and he
didn't mind telling the whole affair.
He was q surveyor. he said. and lived
n the Eigin Apartments on Elgin
Street. Ottawa He had served three
terms in Canada for forgery, he said
nut had gone straight" for several
wears ard held q responsible position
IL Edmonton.
Last November, nc said. $4,000 was
stolen from the express Office there
aud because OF his past record he fell
under suspicion. although he had
nothing to do with the theft and knew
nothing Of It.
The police wouldn't believe me-" he
said. They kept deviling me about it
until The whole town looked askance at
re. decided that ! couldn't be any
worse of II had committed crime
aud 7 proceeded 10 do SO, Just to get
the money 70 clear cut of the place
He got $500 November -, 1920, at
,he Royal Bank Of Canada IT Edmon-
Ton. he said, by forging the name of his
uncle. T. :. Dennis. assistant TO the
president Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
wsy 10 a check for that amount. That
took him to Winnipeg, and when his
money got lo1. January 21, he forged
similar check for $3.50, he said. which
he cashol at the Royal Bank Of Canada
,bere.
since then. he said. he had been
'raveling most Of the time. but always
with an accusing conscience right at
his side
4 got into New York to-day" he
sad, and I've roamod all over the
city. but ] couldn't shake that feeling
. guilt i'm easy IN my mind now for
th- arst time Il months, but I'm tired
euo.-h to drop. and If you'll show ME
ms quarters and notify the Edmonton
police. I'll 0o much obliged"
IL vas ocked UP and a telegram vas
7elt to the police OF Edmonton.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
The Metal GiydIe

That Finishing Touch Which Gives Personality
TO The Simplest Gown
All Paris is aglow with girdles. y large and
exquisite assortment for you to choose from will
be found assembled on our main floor, specially
offered Thursday at 1926.
Unusually lovely stone set designs in Jade tllr-
quoise. coral, amethyst, sapphire, hcnna and Jet.
Others up to 1880
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
y so .

Pumps with "Dolly heels are achieving wide
vogue because they combine with gruee and style
the maximum Of foot comfort They NAV be had in
a host of feathers and combinations in all the fash
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

ionabIe cOIOrs, and every
one displays the finest
possible workmanship.
Second Floor
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Jill ,Hround De County

by the death of Mr.. Kloss' sister.
Frank Wartman moved his house
holdgoods into the George Perkins
house, vacated by George Pushor.
Mrs. Inga Danielson was a Morris
shopper on Tuesday.
Olaf King left for the northern
part of the state Monday on business.
Leonard Schmidt autoed to Morris
on business Friday afternoon.
Tony Lies and the Misses CLASSY,
Goodsel and Zimmerman autoed to
Morris Saturday evening.
Quite number attended the dance
at Herman Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Campion of Mar
shall, Mimi came up the first part Of
last week and were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cliff Hendricks.
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DONNELl,Y TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Damon were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Geogre Willoughby.
There was a party Saturday eve
ming at the G.. Smith home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sperr entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sperr and chill
dren of Morris and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Berquist of Herman at dinner
Sunday.
Mabel and Bertha Strand spent
Saturday evening at the S. T. Erdahl
home.
Miss Olga Gregerson went to Nor
ris Sunday evening where she will be
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Strand and chill
dren spent Sunday evening at the NJ
B. Strand home.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Kongsvinger Church met at the
church Sunday afternoon with a good
attendance and a very good program,
Lunch was served.
SCHOOL NEWS, Dist. No. SO.
Daily average of rs for the month.
New pupil Rex Calvin making a total
of twelve pupils.
DIST. No. AZ
Those neither absent or tardy for
the month ending October z, were,
Esther Erdahl, Hazel Peterson and
Frances Diehl.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Corcoran, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Meyer and Miss Labrie Wis
tied school Friday afternoon.
Lawrence Kopal is on the sick list.
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ALBERTA NEWS

Miss Thelma Fougeron of Alberta
was visiting friends in Chokio from
Sunday evening to Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moorehead and son
Clyde, Hilman Maanum, Mr. Holstin,
L. M. Larson and L. P. Norby of AL
berta autoed to, Hancock Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. George Fougeron and daugh-
ter Marian visited the Lee family
Sunday afternoon.
The Cake Making team and Bread
Baking team of Alberta demonstrated
at Loveland Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Norby of Alberta Sunday
morning.
Church was held Sunday evening
in Alberta
Michael and Margaret Foley, Alma
Maanum, Reah Dintz and Floyd Fou-
geron visited Veneta and Clyde
Moorehead last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. w. Roberts called on Mrs.
G.. H. Fougeron Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Sannas with his son and two
daughters were in town Monday.
Mrs. Victor Peterson of Alberta
was a Morris caller the last part of
last week.
Esther Maanum was on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. G. H. Fougeron called on Mrs
L. P. Norby Tuesday afternoon.
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RENDSVHLE

Mrs. Julius Christopherson, Allen
Waller, Nellie and Edna Bogh and
Doris Sather spent Sunday at M
Schueller's.
Mr.. John Tolmie spent the past
week in Sioux City, Iowa, looking af-
ter business interests.
Mrs. Thea Anderson spent couple
days at Martin Ericksons.
Miss Marcella Jacobson of Spicer
is visiting at the home of her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Jacob
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gilbertson of
Morris called on Mrs. C. r. Sathe1
Sunday.
Miss Laura Hanson entertained the
Sewing Circle Wednesday afternoon
Messrs. George and Ted Bogh left
for Iowa the first of the week.
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HANCOCK
From the Record

UAC 4SCCV4U
Bobby Macarthur. left last week
for Fargo, where he will attend the
department of Pharmacy at the Far
go college this coming winter.
VIM. Leuty, of Leuty Bros, took
down a load of hogs to the market
at St. Paul which sold at a premium
of Csc over the market and Will
claims the hogs weighed heavier at
the market than they did here.
The big cottOnwoods that have
stood for years at the Merchants Ho-
tel corner have been cut down, the
building removed and workmen are
busy preparing for the erection of the
new filling station on which work
will be rushed so as to have it ready
before the cold weather sets in this
fall.
J. c. Jeitz, who lives on the former
Syver Syverson farm, has finished
digging his crop of potatoes and re-
ports a yield of 27O bushels of Early
Ohio and 23O bushel of Whites from
a four acre piece, total of 500 BUSH
els for the four acres or an average of
125 bushels to the acre, which is a
pretty fair yield to say the least for
this year.
One of the road crew informed us
that all the cement culverts between
here and Benson on the new grading
have been put in tho as yet one or
two have not been filled in with dirt
but that they will be in the course
of very short time and the road will
be open for travel the whole length.
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A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need Of a
remedy for kidney troubles and back
ache, it is a good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly
recommended by Morris people. Ask
your neighbor!
o. C.. Olson, r. F. D., No. I, Nor
ris, says: ST usually take Doan's
Kidney Pills in the spring and fall,
as a preventive and they keep my
kidneys in a healthy condition. When
I first used Doan's my kidneys were
weak and had to get up often at
night. I would be dizzy by spells.
I read Of others being helped by
Doan's so got some at Sylvander's
Drug Store. have had no return Of
the trouble"
soc, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y. IT
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LON KE

Ole Syverson was Cyrus caller
Saturday.
Henry Selk and Richard Tom were
Morris business callers Tuesday.
Harold Stensby spent Tuesday eve
ming with Lloyd Tom.
Henry Hadler was a Morris caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tom and
Lloyd spent Sunday evening at c. B.
Paulson's.
Clarence Schroeder was Morris
caller Friday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Schroeder spent Thursday
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afternoon with Mrs. p. Christensen
Mayme Syverson called at Henry
Hadler's Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Hanson were
Morris callers Tuesday. .