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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
Ostrich
Leather

Two years ago we intro
duced the first lot of wallets
and pocketbooks of ostrich
leather. 1t was a new thing
then and nobody knew how it
would wear. But time has
shown that ostrich leather is
not only durable, but becomes
softer and mellower with use.
1t is very beautiful and
unusual. The color is a rich
brown with a stippling of
darker shade where the quills
were. In texture it is soft
and pliable.
In one of the cases in the
Leather Goods Store is an
interesting collection Of arti-
cles made of this fine leather.
There are
Handbags
Purses
JcWeL cases
Portfolios
Fitted overnight cases
Wallets
Cigar cdscS
Cigarette cases
Card cases
Military brush cases
Some of the pieces are
mounted in IA KIT. gold and
the overnight cases are fitted
with tortoise shell finish cell
luloid, which makes an cX-
tremely effective combination.
Prices range from 50 for a
purse, in styles for men or
women, to $50 for a woman's
fitted overnight case.
(Mnin Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
Special Disposal

We hare forty used pianos, player pianos
ana grand pianos which tce uoiU dispose of art
greatly ioWered priceS ranging from SI25 up-
Udrd.
AN these instruments hare been put in first
class condition at the Schumacher factory and
despite their ioWered prices they may be bought
on cOnUeRient terms.
Egyptian TIoorD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
A Good
Phonograph-
The Vocation

Among the Voca-
lion group special
notice may be called
to three moderately
priced types of excel
lent mechanism and
in dignifed styles of
cabinet work.
Respectively S11O,
S135 and $3.50.
tsecond Floor, ContraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
Store Closes at 5
For Men to Note

MONDAY will start great week of Easter outftting
1VA and Mems Clothing Store is ready for it with
Spring suits and overcoats of the finest grades known in
the read clothing business and the lowest prices
based actual merit in the fabcs the making and the
style of every garment.
Spring suits, S32 to S65
Spring overcOats, SIS to S65
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
JAPANESE STRAW
RUGS IN NEW
COLORED
BLOCKS

Unusual and interesting
are the new designs in Jap
anese straw rugs. They
consist of large blocks in va
rious colors and it is easy
to see how cheerful they will
look on Summer porches.
9X12 it.. $3.50
7.6X10.6 TT. $3.50
6X9 #. t.......-.......$6 $3.50
3bXI2 IN. ............ SZ.25
Seventh Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
Upright Pianos Accepted in Part
Payment

We will take your upright piano, at fair
current valuation, in part payment for new
grand piano.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

(First Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

CFinh Floor. MarkeD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
MARKETS
New York stocks.

NEW YORK, oct. 24.-ProfossionaI
Interests controlled today's stock
market, cffecting variable gains In In
dustrials and s~pccialties. Rails were
little changed despite tho more en-
couraging labor situation. Sales APP
proNimated $780, 00 shares. The clos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
TWO MEN FINED
UT CRASH
FOURTH STREET
Accused of Having
No Headlights; Other
Man of Drinking

The fines were handed out this
morning In the court Of Judge w. w.
Mcclellan ns q result o. a head 81
collision Of two automobiles on
North Fourth street road last rifht
Augusta Alnry who waa driving one
OF the cars was fined $40 on tho
charge OF having no head lightn on
his car. Antonio Perea was fined fls
on the charge Of drinking. He wne ip
the other car which struck the Aiary
auto. although. according 10 teati-
mony, ne was not driving the car.
william Brown. who. with J. n.
Taylor. was In the Aiary car, suffered
a broken arm. Neither Brown er
Taylor testified this morning. now
ever.
The accident occurred. according 70
testimony. when another a passed
the Alary car from the both
cars going north. Just az the Aiars
car WA passed, the a 1 n which
Pcrea was riding swervcd 20 the left
OF the road 10 keep from hitting A.
and struck the u%nlighted Aiary car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

$780, room modern sh.nris bungalow
sleeping perch. fireplace, fine buIit In Tea
tnfst, 40 stsfsst;ys home, iust outside Il
city limits. near Fourth ~ road.
. s,TBa.-A room frame cottage. modern
new, sleeping porei, completely Furnished
East Highlands, near Central Ave. e9b'
cash. balance on easy terms.
sl.soo-4 room white stuceo bungalow
new, OAK. floors, white enamel finiah
Fourth Ward.
Houscs ana lots In an parts Of TIE
sityI business properly; business %
A. NIEISCHER.
real Estsse, issurshss. Loans.
Phone sfts III South rouStA ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Millinery Class
At Night School

Millinery will be taught again this
year at the night school A ak weeks
course IN offered. to begin nbou \
first of November. The classes are
open to all women who Wish TO attend
Instruction is free and the students
Furnish their own materials Mrs.
w. X. Hurt 10 to be instructor again
this year.
The work will include extensive
work in taking patterns from shapes
Of buckram, covering shapes. SUMMED
and winter. making Of hand-made
ornaments. trimmings and flowers.
Mrs. Hurt hopes TO display the work
OF the students In downtown stores
at the conclusion OF the course.
The class Will meet on Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday evenings from
7 until . o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

NEW YORK. oct. 2A-IIberiy
bonds closed. avs. s92.fs: first As.
s93.4O bid; second a. Ss2.36; first
4 =. $3.50. second fhs. $3.50;
third ihs s9T.34; fourth AIS s92.1O;
victory 3AH. Sgs.44; victory 4As.
S9940.
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MANTED-Rooms 80
"ANrEp-sm.il apartment close in. Ad.
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. IS
fOk RkAI-ApAument. two mTnisNSd
room. Tor housekeeping 72l s second.
TWO partly furnished rooms for lsSi IOass
keeping hoy + Second 81
FOR -Four room furnished apart
mcnt with glassed sleeping porch and
garagc Close IN No sirk Top " Lead
FuR RtNT-furnshed for housekeeping.
four larTr rooms and porch. modern 702
FOR RENT-LGfTs from room; we'll fur
nished In desirable part u town. reason.
ablg rent $40 West Ti!erAs Ave.
FURkIsHtp sos'stssp'us a%Partmgnis;
modsr No sieh. Crane Apts- ans N.
FOR REST-TWo Is6t IoaseEStpins rooms;
furnished also . bedrooms i2ln n
FOR ItINT-Houscs o
FOR REhT-Tss sman houses In HiEhlands
'nrnish"d ~ nnfnrnisAsd phar. fSsNw.
q RENT. Furnished house large
rooms, large porch So. 1913 North
HOUSE FOR KENT-A neat cottsge. toar
Highlands A H.. Milner 9i3h West Cen.
trAl Phhns 92a.
FOR BENT-By December 18th n respon
stblg tenants. completely furnished five
rom house, garHrc Inquire 1T 22O North
ltiEh street Guy.
fuR HkNT-Niooly rrnishec nungAiov
Tor housekeeping; consists o. living room,
kitehenvtie, two sleeping porches, hot and
cold running water. electric range $50. 90
per month Phone DIR, Murphry. 4oi
FOR RtNT-Flye room brick house. bath.
scrrouod sleeping porch. window shades
and coal range I'm house. newly decorated
garage $50 water free. Call at 22O n.
Hish 81
ROOMS wIIb noARD I
NICELY Furnished room with board, SIS
West frnit Phone lt72M
RESERVATIONS may nov be- had at ths
MURPHEY sANIToRIUM Rates $50 ia
f25 per week Includes private room with
sleeping porch, connected TO bath and toilet
General nursing, medical care, excellent
meals, tray service. All rooms have steam
heat, hot aud cold running water. Phon,
4gl, DR. Murphsv
FOR Tth.NT 80
FOk RENT-Omee space. Iis so0th FoaTtk
olIghlie poAlaiiics Phone Ilb.J
FOR RENT-Store room, North Third 81.
oppnsita Herald Office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
CHICAGO Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. oct. 24.-Uncer,sinty
regarding the railroad strike outlook
mad " tendency today to prevent any
decided movement OF prices In The
wheat market. SELLERS were some
what in a majority at the start but
this condition was later reversed, the
view being more generally taken that
bearish factors had beer discounted,
enough for at least the time being.
Trade as a whole, however. lacked
volume. Opening quotations which
varied from unchanged figures TO I
cent lower, with December, $t.Ob 10
si.O5 Y and May. $40 to $l1Oh
were followed by a rally To all around
above Saturdays finish and then by
something OF "a setback.
Corn and oats f~luctuatcd In line
with wheat. After opening unchnng-
ed. December. f6h to ASS cents.
corn hardened II little and then un-
derwent a slight sag.
Oats started unchanged 10 = cent
OF. December san cents and kept
within narrow limits.
Provisions were easier owing e
lower quotations on hogs,
Later the wheat market scored Q
| material advance owing more or les
to an unexpected falling OFF In tn
visible supply total and TO increased
talk OF tho railroad strike beinl
avcrted. Prices closed unsettled. ~
to 90 cents net higher. with Dee
si.oTA to St.OS ana May. Si.12M q
Slt2h,
Smnlincss Of corn receipts countc'
subsequently as "a hullish influenc,
The close was nervous, ~ TO ~
cents not higher. with bee, AK I
~ cents.
Close.
wheat Dec. Si0TA; Nav si.ish
Cpru- Dee. 47Aso. May, sage.
oats-pec, S3lsei May a7he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Can money
firmer; nigh. 9. low, 3; ruling rate, 3:
closing. bh n6; last loan. 6.
Time loans steady; 60 days, 80 days
and 6 months. 81 az.
Prime mercantile PAPER. bh a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

Carl IL Parsons plaintiff.
Eva S. Parsons. defendant
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
You arc hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you In the said court and
county Ny tho above named plaintiff in
soiutr decree u divorce. and the award to
ratd plaintiff Of all community property,
specifically including ccrtain real estate
Lots numbered Seventeen az. Eighteen
llsl Nineteen tla), and Twenty t2ol 10
BLOCK numbered Ten ti0) Of the Reynolds
Addition 20 the city Of Albuquerque, New
lows Commencing at a point 100 feet west
Of what would be the corner 81 silvef
Avenue extended and South Fifteenth
Street extended, thence In a nnrihorly d.
would De the line ~ Silver Avenue ex'
tended 100 feet Co the point ~ beginningi
Also. Lot numbered Three ta1 10 Biael
numbered Fivo 90 Of the University
que. New MEXICO a. shown on the mai
N said Addition filed IN the office ~ hi
Probate clerk and EN-offieio Recorder o
h.rnsliia County. New Me2ico. on the 2srl
property award being prayed for on IN
grounds 81 descrtinn and Abandonmen,
And YOU are further notified uiat unles
YOU cnier or cause TO be entered your ~
prarancn he said cause on or before N
a5th dey ~ Noymhar 1921 Judgment wi
be- rendered IN said cause against you b
default. and the relief prayed for will b
The name Of The PLAINTIFF attorneys ar
Frank o. Wrstrrhold and " A Krishri
whose uostoffirr address " Nbuqncrqu,
New Mesieo Dated this 10th day o
Frea Crollott Clerk
lscall ny Harry y Loo. pepui,
Z W. ~ . q - .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-cotton fu-
lures closed very steady. Dec. Sis.55;
Jan. SlS.2g; March, SSH; May.
sl1.d7. July. Si7.2f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct a4.-united States
Bureau OF Markets: Cattle receipts,
20. 900. slow. mostly steady; choicc
corn fed very scarce: early top year
llngs, Sii.sb. some held higher: buik
beef steers. se.7599.25: veal calves
weak to lower; best to packers early.
fit,OO.
Hog receipts. 1000: mostly 40 to ID
cents lower than Saturdays average.
butchers. $500 s.25; bulk packing
COWS. ss.5e07.25, pigs steady; bui~
desirable. ss.i5Gs.25.
Sheep receipts. 80. 600; generally
steady TO rs cents higher; early saie1
fat native lambs largely. $S.15nS.b0;
asking rs TO 30 cents higher on west
ern fat and feeder lambs; none sold
early. good Montana wethers, $50
best ewes. western. $500; fat native
ewes, 1915.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2a-cattie
receipts IS. 900; beef steers steady TO
weak; top heavies ts.2S. best ycarl-
lngs available $3.50; other early
steer sales $500 300. Etockers
steady to rong; morning sales $500
UG.25. feeders and other CLASSES
steady; early feeders s5.2b 500. few
cows s4.50G 500. most sales Sa2SW
4.2b; Gamer generally s2.oo y 10;
bulk around S2.2B; god cutters $500
Wa.bO: better grades vcalcrs $500 ~
800; one eleven car string New Mexi-
can hcifers. sb.2b.
Hog receipts. 5000; open, 10 20 10
cents lower. Gloss around steady with
Fridays average; best 100 TO 2ab
pound weights TO packers. $40, bulk
same weight to shippers. s7.7bqIsb
most mixed droyes. s7.Sor .sei ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
FOR In.NT

iflH Ith.NT 80
FOR RENr-Omee space. Iis South foaTtA.
olIehlle goAtaifics Phone Il6.J
oppnsita Herald Office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
prcSuce

CHICAGO. oct. 24-PotatOes weak.
receipts. i59 cars; on track, S5S, total
4. 4. shipments. 1897: Minnesota and
North Dakota bulk Red river ohioa,
Si.T5 1855 cwt. Wisconsin n Min
nesota sacked white. tt.sb ri.sO cwt;
buiR. st.7oW1.S0 cwt; Dakota white
bulk. Si,6Bm a i.sO cwt.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 24-Buttor
unchangedi creamery. i6ci packing,
24c.
Eggs unchanged; firsts. sac; soc
onds. see.
Poultry unchanged, hens. iSg20c;
springs i7W2ic
orc ca.s from Lake Steamers 60
Pittsburg carry as mugh Is 100 tons
OF iron ore each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

Probationary, $500.
Lard-Jan, ss.s5. March. ta.fb.
Ribs-Jan.. s7.s2; May, s7.9S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
I.Ds1

LOsT-Ouo blu vorsicd coat with u of
t. q and q button IN huttonhulo oi
lapel Letter bon pocket addressed y W
Hiackluru from Wlt liyiccy Return "a
1897 North Eighth aud receive rcward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
NN Public Notice
II ~ Santa Fc Railway
Mem Wanted

TN, Santa Zee Railway has received
notice TINT employees m engine, train
and yard service and telegraph and
telephone operators and station
ns,uts 81 his company viii leave Its
employ at six 4 NJ November ist
The santa he Hallway recognizes it,
obligation 10 thu public and proposes
to mako every legal effort To main
tain passenger. mail and freight scr
yico and requests the co operation u
its patrons. Volunteers for engine.
train and yard service. telegraph and
telephone operators and statiun
agents are invited TO apply promptly
Applications. giving fun name, resi-
dcuc,. age. occupation. railroad cN
pcrioucc and position preferred In
railroad service win be received by
e. H. Bristol Assistant General Man
apor Ia Juntu Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
"AWAY-UP-NORTH"

Mrs. Sirky Sea, said to Mr. silky
Seal "Oh. pshawr' Then she
yawned.
"whyr' raid Mr.. silky Seal To
his wife.
"Becauser
"Humphr' said Mr.. SHY Seal
Mrs. Seal got mad. Then sbe got
sad, and real tears trickled down her
cheeks. You're the most under
standingless person I ever saw" she
said. You don't caro- a bit whether
I'm lonesome or not"
Mr.. Seal felt sorry and a iitte bit
ashamed. Are you lonely. my lover"
he asked. What should you like to
dor"
II hardly know myself" answered
Mrs. Seal Frightening. hut I get
tired OF diving and catching fish, and
swallowing stones and running races
Won't you tell me story about the
circus you used to be mr.
Mr.. Seal said "Ahemr' or barked
II. rather. Then he put down his
Newspaper and crossed his nippcrs.
before he answered. for no had ex.
pected Mrs. Seal to say exactly what
she did. and he WIS uneasy.
When the gnomcs had let all the
circus animals out, and he had pad.
died home along the ocean as fast
as his flippcrs could push. him. he
had let 10 out to some Of his friends
that circuses were wonderful places.
with music and people and lights
Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

frey

A
vi Average uUt HuHuF
com Herr Have Ron
M
puotS Moft H"w w.,
4 #Ercu Break Ulh Lac!
49,. 60. 49,
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= "a. ~ ,arnrt. ,he world over.
nrer ,ns Greatest handicap 20
.,,cs...s :, a ,t,, in life. A boy
vs,..,,,.S ~ I. lamar, NJ fam.
s-~.. a., 4. accented hut
- ssn,,,,'a -, before she il
~. g., mat her narcntS
=, IN. interesting
xux,on. reached hy leading so.
49, no,lsr. =, The Pacific
when ,hcx rlaced the modern
~. -s,...c,,nr table rrcent.
s.r~s,,,,y study her chances Of
s,..
:, ,.,,,rs, .xrept,cp- 10
49, .n,~r~,.,. .rrc,d. hut
w, Wv :, casr, n was
n,es On, rarrrts Apply q strange
Hinine standard OF training to
s--and ye, expect them. somehow
nshcr. 10 enter the business world
rrv r pOys
c-r CRy-
- ,r,,. rhr,d 4. cid
-" ~ ,ass.,s,rs ANYTHING. he
~ ,na, .q1s,,. hovx don't
- sS,...,I ,,'rr.rrs noted. The
a., ,o,xnxe, Is almost EXPECT.
So .,,.,.n ,.cca.r then n
70 80 80, ,s., later she turns
49, as n natural weapon.
- ,,,tl. brother a taught, almost
-. n,r,n 40 carry his share Of
- A,,rs,.,s xhll, the girl is
re- - ,o,,,,v about bust.
"..a,.,,,,,,,,..
80 rrc,,,n.rt IN
-, 1870. wort and a
- ~. r,llsornla immigra.
~ - s,rs,.,iv blamed
80 s,,to, lie made a
~ ~. ~. :, ~. r.,,on 20 keep
-, 80, corr,ai bv treating
.,,man being and sec
-,
-
E.ssn -
ubi-E iar 49,. --,,,r,r,v
uer~ are some OF 'nc -
U9ong- things pointed 70 !"
- ne training OF siri. ~-c~,r~
One Of the first things :
N Is taught IL 20 p'a, Nv.
ID winner or sOou 'o
take. bu, is' 81. - ~. .an,
- fudge. - snc ssa ,,san,v
Rong she = not se 80 -.
Apped by her oro,ne' 49,.
me crying Then .he ""y "a
~ told that SHE 10 a "
stint be slapped
The boy VIII De s'sen =, ..nst
~ ~ prrsen, ana $50 60 -
~ De slapped N % -, +. a.,
for her pretty things and to
rrish her room. Her training y
ward mAtrimony. ana nos
ansss' yet sns =
- the bustnes vor'd- IL
ne boys parents WIN Am
- money Tor
n girib money Wa 3"
nnas o. smnroaonfy.
-. In Al 700 "Any -
I've. temp - A.-s
,r- urp vAyur
1svvrsr ther, d . dsnnIte placs
P women IN the business worso. sne
nfsrencs- decided
Insrs 10 . definiss need TOT
Dman's orderly mind her quick
mpathy and broad understanding.
But II she falls. place. the credit
here It's due: II she succeeds. ap-
relate that she has done .
nr1abie thing tn overcoming tne
Btaeics and handbags. say tne
vpsv Children
0s Exempt
e Denr MIS- Grey: II there any iaw
npelling gypsy children to attend
npolsf Y. n
re co~puJsorv edsoaftoW tascs Of
sefes apply to sypsy children
sce0 a. TO ofheya However. 70
JACK that the rorsHo hdesfs OF TIE
Dpstes csycwmreSs the enforcement
Ia these toics TO o rert large erfe"f.
q Qld 1,S,! Ra Ira.
-, NJ. CO.. wv, 4. -. IA
- -s,- q. 80. rr.,,as e., "a
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70
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s,.s o,c,-. 4. ~. pa,,,war-
~. ,, 80. 49,, 10000 \, ,s~7
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

of a Bride
JAMES BOOK
MORE DISCOVERIES

The voman's eontraiso which !
heard below the voiccs Of my cnm-
panicns was me . low utii On .
piano cut short suddenly.
knew the lcveiy ncts - my
s~rcw. Only Katherine Miller
could laugh "a I strained my ears
to catch n again
II came from fAr avNy. and this
time DIR. Spence looked up aiertiy
was glad when Daddy Lorimer
spoiled his interest BY addressing
him I heard the sentences they
exchanged. but caught only the
bare IDEAS.
spence, A forsr~w-- Referring
to the machine guns packed IN
their cases
In the heart Of the city,
Must be 10 acres OF it,
Now look at that stuff- Spence
looked. Daddy continued: ours!
Made by the Iorincr Chemical
companyr
Well. the hoard OF munitions
mixht be Of tremendous significa nee.
but In that particular hour Il did
not Interest me ut all.
I could keep my mind only upon
strictly personal matters. That
shred Of laughter--if had come from
the lips Of . Witch II was subtle
--aiiuring--A laugh which would
tantaiiEe . man and iur. him to n
precipicc--snd 10 his destruction,
And a. her victim fell, tho music
Of her voice would change 20 the
shriil. triumphant rasp OF the witch
the witchl
The old myth was true, Rob was
the victimi could not save him,
Daddy spoke and compelled me TO
wrench my mind from reverie.
Cap Jane. we've seen enough OF
this precious collection, Some find
all due to you. little girl. Now le,'s
celebrated Lead Onto the cham.
pagner'
IAN right. Daddy guess we'd
better try the next room" with an
effort I spoke In my natural tone
could have gone directly TO the
wine cellars. but I dared not over
look a nook OF tho place IN my
search for what I did not wish "a
find.
II was 4 strange hunt I must
come face TO face with whoever had
preceded us I'm the cellars. in order
to be sure that II was not my hus
band.
In the next chamber. we cam,
upon more boxes which the men in
vestigated. I looked into several
They held nothing more dangerous
than iron scraps
Just remnants Of old war ma
teriai." remarked. But Daddy
and Spence were getting more sx
cited.
"Bombe, Dye see. Spence
Bombsi" Daddy himself almost ex
ploded In his Indignation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

For q juicy steak. let's 10 TO
Boidt's. Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
f WAS ALWAYS TIRED

Mn. Wright Tremaine who lives
- No. 1904 Koguth ST.. Lafayette.
nd. describing her illness and re-
6every. says
Il was so weak could hardly
walk around and would have 10 lie
down frequently to recover my
Z strength. had hot flashes and
headacbcs. and pain and gss in my
Dtomach. ] couldn't sleep well and
arose tired out In the morning. Any
ucrtion made me short OF breath.
Il saw newspaper announce
nent Of DR. williams Pink Pills
Ind procured a box. followed the
INFECTIONS carefully and In few
Nays there was so much improve
nent In my condition that kept
fpp the treatment. have regained
my strength and can perform my
work about the house without DIFF.
*Gculty. / no longer nave stomach
pains or hot flashes and sleep no
We'll that / am rested and re-
Yreshed In the morning. My nerves
1ever bother me now. have rec.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
mrs. HAYOOCK
SAVED FROM
An OPERATION
Followed Advice Of Her
Druggists Wife and Took
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago, III. II was in bed with .
female trouble and Inflammation and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Of that time ! was perfectly well. ]
have six room fiat and do allmywork.
My two sisters are taking the Com
pound upon my recommendation and
you may publish my letter. II il the
gospel truth and | will write to any
one who wants a personal letter. -
Mrs. +. H. HAYDoCK, 1924 st. Law
renee Avenue. Chicago, Ill.
Because Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegc-
table Compound saved Mrs. Haydock
from an operation we cannot claim
that all operations may be avoided by
II, but many women have escaped
operations by the timely use of this
old fashioned root and herb medicine.
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