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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

do was to get man on second. So dur
ing Thom's period of pitching he came
from behind and put himself in win
ming position in the fourth, only, to loose
out again in the fifth. So according to
pitching rules, Thorn was the losing
pitcher.
San who has pitched several good games
here last season, went into the box with
the opening of the sixth and last frame.
His appearance in the box brought him
a multitude of applause from the local
fans, welcoming him back to his old fam
iliar place. With the aid of his team
mates he was successful in holding the
visitors scoreless. But with the locals
turn at bat they could not connect for the
hits that would have given him victory.
liver made running one-hand spear
of the ball back of second that enabled
him to make double play, unassisted.
1t was a catch that is very seldom seen
only in major leagues.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07
BASEBALL
Saturday, July End.

The local baseball sluggers gave well
come and timely demonstration of their
ability before large crowd of fans, who
saw them make things hotter than the
weather for the newly organized ball
team from South Saltwater, who came
here Boosting of long string of victories
in a row to their credit but they were
simply outclassed in Saturdays struggle,
the locals winning by the ample score of
5 to 1.
The visitors did not submit to their
defeat without a battle and the first
casualty of the season was added to the
local list when Lob in putting forth every
effort to beat out an infeld grounder for
a hit he came in collision with Mores,
who at the time was covering first, with
such force which caused the runners to
lose temporarily all interest in the combat
However, after all players of both teams
had crowded about, shutting off all i'm
pure air, he was revived sufficiently to
be partially walked and carried off the
field and from the scene of battle. For
tunately his injury is not of serious
nature and it is hoped by all the local
fans that he will be back in the game at
the earliest possible date.
Berger was the visitors pitching artist
and it was through his wildness that
caused his overwhelming defeat. How
ever, right off the reel, Yves landed on
his deliveries for a general housekeeping
that gave the locals enough runs to win
the game. liver led off by striking out.
Bur got free transportation by getting hit
with pitched ball. ON struck out but
Lob was passed on balls and both runners
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

advanced one peg each on a wild pitch
and both runners scored on Wes' one-base
smash to center, Yves going to second on
the peg to the platter. Bon was thrown
out, Thompson, to Sandberg. Two runs,
enc hit, no errors.
By the visitors pulling off some fast
field work they allowed the locals to score
no more until the last half of the fifth
frame. The locals then were at an adj
vantage to make the best of every oppor-
tunity that offered them. Gels led off
with a single to left. Thorn went out on
a fly to Thompson and liver went out by
the same route to Herings. Bur's hot in
field grounder went for a single when
Berger was unable to handle it. ON
got a single to right that scored Gels and
Bur scooted to third on Sandberg's error.
Bur scored on wild pitch while Lob
was striking out. Two runs, three hits,
two errors.
The locals got their final half of the
sixth chapter. With one man out and no
runners on the runway, Bon hit one down
the right field foul line for home ran.
By the Jumps allowing this hit to go as a
fair one, it caused protest from the visit
ing players. However, they had no
grounds to offer protest on for blind
man could see that the ball hit at least
ten feet on fair territory.
Thorn was selected to do the mound
work for the locals and his work was so
effective in the early chapters that he was
allowed to 60 all the way. He got away
nicely with FIVE to one victory but he
got little careless in the opening of the
third and allowed the visitors one earned
run. Seib the first up got Auke hit to
left for single. Carlson and Berger
struck out and after getting two and
three count on the next batter he was
obliged to put over good one that was
promptly smashed out for single, scor-
ing Seib. Sandberg struck out, retiring
the side. Two hits, one run, no errors.
In the concluding chapters he frightened
up and was extremely stingy with base
hits. He had excellent support from his
teammates and out of only two miscues
that were charged to the team during the
day, one of them landed in his error
column while Lob got the other on
wild throw to first
The game was slow affair and not
wildly exciting at any time, though there
were a number of good fielding plays
registered on both sides. Rowland was
compelled to run mile when he pulled
Gels long drive down for the third out
and Herings was obliged to sprint quite
lively when he was obliged to cover more
territory than what was allotted to him
in getting Ivers drive out between center
and right. Bur was chalked up with a
beautiful one-handed running catch out
into foul territory.
Visitors ABB BIZ Pc
Thomson, IS -------- Q 0 1 3 0
Cordhero III n IN n
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

Seeds from the chaulmoogra tree of In
dia, the oil of which forms the base of
treatment successfully used in treating
leprosy, have been received in the Philip
pine islands by the Bureau of Science. An
attempt will be made to grow the tree for
this purpose.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07
By Scissors

National forests i'm the eastern part of
the United States are yielding rapidly in
creasing revenue to the government.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

One of the greatest butter centers in the
world is Cork, Ireland. One years export
of butter amounts to nearly 100000 tons.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

Rinderpest, cattle plague, is destroy
ing great numbers of cattle in Europe.
The disease has never been known in this
country.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

The United States spends more money
on tobacco than it does on automobiles.
Two billion dollars year is spent on
autos but the tobacco bill exceeds this by
100000.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

Games won, 5. Lost, 2. Percentage, TIA.
Summary-Home runs-Bon. Two base
hits-Bur, Yves. Stolen bases-Thom, 8,
Sandberg, Rowland, Seib. First base on
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07
RELATO REFERO

INTERESTING READING AND INFORMATION
GATHERED FROM MANY SOURCES
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

Owing to the shortage of coal and the
manner in which the government regu-
lates the distribution of fuel in Berlin, the
hot bath has become such luxury that
many persons have ceased bathing.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

Grape growers of New York state who
expected to be ruined by prohibition have
been getting as high as $125 a ton for
grapes whereas the average price before
the country went dry is said to have been
around SIS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07
LEAGUE CLUB STANDINGS

Corrected July 6, 1921.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

By ordering her milliners to use no wild
bird plumage on her hats, Queen Mary
has bestowed the royal approval on the
movement in England for the protection
of plumage birds.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-07-07

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-12
nrondmnY ChrIsnnn Church.

Corner Broadway and GOld)
Willard a. Guy. minister: ll5 s.
Walter street; phone iGs9-w.
Unified program every sunday
morning from g:f5 TO ~.
9.t5 Worship AND missionary
STORY.
1915 Bible study period.
1906 ENpr,asiouol period. exercises
10y tho juniors
'l.l5 Lords Supper.
~ 800 sermon and special music
Anthem Good BE- MDroirl' Ser
mon topic. 'FoTEl., a. our
Debts the Iitth sermon Boz i series uu
The Lords PRAYER
$50 Church school OF missions IUi-
lowed by I short missionary play hy
the Seniors department There wore
lo5 present last sunday evening at
This service.
1870 Evening worship and sermon
Anthem. - Heard the Voice ut Jesus
Say solo, Mrs bradford
sermon topic. My God WHY Hast
Thou Tur4ik,u Mo- or "Thv Fourth
Word From tho Gross
Wednesday evening lt 1.3p. mid
week study period Topic for this
week.. THE beginning of tho Ipstur-
acton Movement
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NN>
\ I'm rii HISTORY OF SNN
4 InINID

VAN the announcements ut the
uptuint of an auto ruud Co Lorenzo
tolls above Mn;so1mu Spriugr ia
TlIoras canyon comes Il Ittl, sneak
Ing doHir, To- play huuky from an
one duties ana tu hike Oft" up the
trail pu the mountain, th" trcos are
beginning Co lud. aud soon lu the
matted and tangled grccucry that
covers jhr canyon below san Lorenzo,
brilliant and green leaves will begin
e. untold Ey,iN one knows that at
thc foot ut ,hy great trees hat grow
uluuf m" falls. uuwu under the dead
leaves there viii Do. wild yiolcts push
Ing up ihr,r t3rai- Truant summer
winds. iu 70 hurI" Co be the first 20
wHkvn tho flowers tr, kissing the lit
tr canyon dele. and the melting
snpvu are singing down over the
uckr tn" voice uf birds aud the
rur ul the waters. 'h, ibW Into
mitt"ut sighing OF the brcoz's and the
drop ui 10 twig, and silence that
sinBr It's oug OF joy and pcacc-all
hover about san Lorenzo iails.
II BE- cafe 90 rurmisc that. with the
opening up of the road hN the Forest
service uu April J, the falls Will be
ov'rruu especially during the UiDuick-
ms and camping srasuu. Some
tw'utN i've years agu. ~ the old TIM
or- SNOW II was Snu Lorenzo that
waa th' popular resort ct excursion
iHi HNd p'rniukutH. and not Wilt
,uWu SpI iuEF tr the Uns' d. uuW
90 Ia Man Nhit,omb. and hls uitl'
stu. and horult'aE, h. was known
uH nur ~ th, three hcrmita of CO.,,
muuuIrn CO.. considered 70 poor
subrti'u'. t'I th, dcliEhts Of the
dem ms pavilion. the lemonade
nisudE uud ils regular hospitality OF
A.H.- HFIHFf.. fnsI tho uF4nAFN alWng
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rYrS, Co,r,centLonI Church

Corner Coal and SCUM Broadway
Harold ; Davidson, Phb., pastor
Residence, G9G South walter.
sunday school at 9t.. j.. ID.
Jones. superintendent
Morning %srryi," ot H. Subist o.
ornou The Abiding Elements tn
Religion" Special musical features
Prelude. "Cr,sccndu G.tssuuI Of
frrturs. Grade sons t~SDhub'rtD
Miss ElNl'r. urgaIust solo tu be am
uuunlnd
Eyruirg service. conducted Iy tho
G.. g. society with tu address hy the
pastor. u' O'Clock Subject "ltolIE-
ion that ls and Docs tJuH 1897;
John 1881 Claude Mill,I leader An
Inspiring service Go which lll are
..rLLLLIN LnNLL.I-
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but after taking several bottles Of the
Vegetable Compound ! can now DO any
thing about the house or farm that a
woman should do, | have a four months
old baby that IL the hcalthiest and big
gest baby Tor his age that | have ever
seen. am willing for my letter TO be
used for o testimonial 20 tell other suf-
fcring women how much your medicine
has done for mo, as J give Lydia T..
Pinkham'E NcEctuuir COMPOUND all the
praise. % Mrs. BLAIR l.. FISHER. R.Dl,
Box 81. Grafton, Pa.
Working early and late lifting,
carrying, and the heaviest of HOUSEHOLD
duties - Is II any wonder that il result In
backachcs and kindred ills. But every
woman who suffers as Mrs. Fisher did
should profit by her experience and
give Lydia r. P~inkham's Vegetable
Compound a fair trial.
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|Qlk1g1rc[hl} n6o8|

~ q m. Morninr Worship. The
pastor viii speak IN The Forgiveness
ot sins Choir anthem. Praise We
the Lord" tNtcphnil D.
ESQ y. IA Christian Cndouyur
meeting, led 10y Clarence johnson.
Topic: what iH Real Religion 100
Violin solo. 'Cavutiut tBaffl. 4.
BlCrmau.
$50 o.. m. Evening Worship. Second
of two sermons On th, solemn subject
Of Hell Anthem hv tho choir.
'Llk' as e Father NWiIsHuI
Come and Worship with uH,
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Dls,nLrp soipurRs' LEAGUE
HtGIhtS FLAG.

ON "Wednesday March ;. Mrs. \. r..
Nyc and Mrs. W. VI. McChirkon pre-
scented the mcn of the Disabled Sol
oilers league with q handsome Amci
lean flag. making q speech Of pres
vntNtion to the men assembled At IN"
headquarters " the league nj iisi.
West Central avenue MIR, Nyc pre-
scntod the f,aE with q httle poem.
composed 10y her mother. Mrs Nancy
Rogue Hash 81 san Eemsrdino. Cal
Tho poem follows
In prcsrr urs this flag I present II
with prayer
To God. tho designer. whose colors
are thcrc.
Tho red Is Tor the blood that saves
ne from sin.
The white is Tor purity ana ever has
been.
The blue h. Tor truth and cyct will
stand
\ menace Co Zoe On sen or on land.
with this flag before IA. we all
pledge anew
our allegiance to God and the red.
Wbitt and bluV
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Elurgh

Corner Gold avenue and Arno street,
Carl schmtd, pastor. residence 200
South Arno street. phone 23l6-J.
sunday school 9.45 "a. m.
Divine services ut % o'clock. Ser
mon subject: 'lpiviuu Giutiu,ation
Through the Cross
Wednesday evening 2t g. 900 o'clock
English L'utou services viii %, held.
Topic. Jesus on Trial Before piluto.
Friday evening at Iu o'clock Len
ten services will be- hold iu N, Der
man language. Touir. Jesus ON
the way to Golgotha
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FIRST Presbyterian Church.

Corner F1fth and silver aycnuc.)
Hugh 4 Cooper and Charles II.
Mexican pastors
9ia 70 On sunday school. T.. -.
Cristy sup;. Ci1gac' for al
- r. M Moruipg voiship t~rmpn
.uiblprf 'rh' DUTY 't Acknowledge
mort Anthem TIM Ey'H Of All
Wait Upon Thee trltrnD
80 o m th ,siinu Ludctyor,
Leader. lrmu Wulkiup
$50 D. On Evening worship. Ser
mon subject "ri u]uHfurEuEd
Cottage PRAYER meetings, : y. IN
Monday. with Nj ana Mrs a. ".
Hayden. 500 West Marble
Tucsduy with Mr. j. T. Brown, ~
North walter
Wednesday, ln the church parlots.
Thursday. with Mt ana Mira j. a.
Reynolds. 90 West silver.
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Elder. ana $ Arm street.
Special services Will Ice held every
night 81 Passion week az the church.
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Radiant Morn" Ladies' chorus; "Not
Ashamed EpWorth League at G.aU
%. IN.
Week events. Wednesday the mid
week service at which tim, we study
tho eighth chapter ct ST. John
Thursday afternoon ut o'clock the
Woman Missionary societies meet az
tho homo of Mrs. H. T.. Zillmcr, i1g
NoHt Roma.
Friday evening ut q 20 the Phillip
Biblr class has 70 Pot Luck supper AZ
Tho home uf Mig r.. g. Owen. 1903
West TiIUrts avenue
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Eirst Ranu.t Church.


ThoWuH y UlrvoV. piston
Bib, school 9.lI 90 M a. a. NAL
lrIy superintendent f'urtE-'ight con-
su,Ttt"d officers and t"I'h'iN
junior aud Senior unions. $3.50 y.
90.
Poi a. worship ut % e. no and
T.3U y. m. Morning theme, "Castu-
Ways" EVENING theme Home at
Last IN, evening address viii be
the seventh IA tho series 20 young
men.
Male quartet viii sing Ht tho moru-
iuE service. orchestra viii play at
evening hour of Worship. 90 1 stranE-
or in tho CITY. Cnmu a. Tho Homo
Church
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,tuyor 1nd whose odd tone house
stll stands there kuuvu us Trim
ll''e The third was Wunton Wuot-
on lived Ht san luroy2u. % while
he We a hermit strictly. ho was not
y disugrroahi, man. aud many times
ramc and stt ON tu, RING of the q
crowd at the Fails MauN remember
him sitting ut tho dances and looking
on. occasionally oltppiuE for the
''hoc-duwus' and Inc pundrillcs. Tie
was rcputvd 60 have money, and "a Tot
of u. hidden away On tho corner 81
his house. a. vas generally accepted
that he did have considerable 'slitcd
away but as an hormtts either have
or are rcputcd Co have" the careless
crowds did not think much about IL
And ~ uld man Wuutuu had the
Coutarr 60 stay there winter aud SUM
msr boarding NlH gold. 10 was err
tainly coming to him But n morn-
ms. in he d,a at winter. the ncws
spread through th, uwu like Wild
fire thut Dld Man Wuoiou had zen
found murdered lr his little stone
house ON the hill 70 gaping hole
found Boo IL corner Of tho room, horses
prints ON the teal leading out Of the
canyon and no sigma cot who had
killed tho old man fur his sold. The
murdvtinr th'if was never found, nor
was there any Individual whom ~
could suspect. At amy rate the old
huus, TEN tu ruin, tho crowds icll
away almost entirely. aud little vas
lcft IN m, magnificent old spot hut
the dripping OF thu falls and tho
swish aud .sigh oi the old mans
ghost uu % SIN uuW,r night, moving
around searching for his gold.
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Womau's club building, 6ls West
Gold avenue.
sunday services at Il a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at \ O'Clock.
sunday school at g:i5 "a. IN. for
children nap 10 the 40 or 20 years.
IN" reading room. room ., Molini
building ii2ia West Central avenue.
IL open daily except sundays and hoi-
days, from 2:3O to $50 =. nj,
The public h cordially invited TO
attend the services and To- visit tho
reading room.
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Central Avenue Methodist Epls"opal
Church, south

W. S. Nanderpool, pastor.
sunday school 9.i5 "a. Ia, J. +.
Major, supt.
Preaching. ~ g. IN. ana Z 80 p. m.
Morning subject God, Man and
the calendar
EVENING subject Personal Evan
Ieii~m
LrlEtc- lf 9 80 o. m.
Pianist. Miss Vera k"i,h
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MRS. SANDER N>p Mrs.
HOWELL ~ HANI tItn

The SOW nud So club VIII meet for
its regular little sowing-fcst next
Mcdno-day at the home OF Mrs. &
4 Staui'. un West Copper avenue.
MrH Stuud'. and Mrs y ~ Howell
viii h' hu-tcsse. ou the occasion
Tho usual uttl' program and Informal
afternoon win ho the features ~ the
meeting
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After doctor
ing with different
doctors and not got
ting relief. | had al
most given up hopes
when my sister told
me Of Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable
Com and
knowing thatshe had
really been helped by
It, ! purchased 10. /
was unable to do my
work at thai time.
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]. " I'm" 1nU X. \ IITTO"- DIlOTs
The Church Of Christ meets each
Lords day az the Odd Fellows huIl
on South Second street between Sill
Yer and Lead scuu. ur east side OF
street.
sons srryig, from IN fH .fU..u %. No..
Bible -tudg from 90 '. iu o. 60 m.
rrcaohlug aud communion l.Hm o. a.
O.. Co. D.. m.
a talk bE IrU'H,r A. E TI...E. a
cordial wul.uul, FL. COL.
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~. PNTEIt rs SOCIAL or
ElsM nRIu a. At.tI

The Epworth league ~ the Lead
Avenue Methodist church Cav q Jolly
social last night IN the church parlors
dedicated tu 81 Patrick. 4 profuso
use OF PADDY green, Firms flags.
shamrocks and an symbols that call
To mind he feast dnN Of the Irish
saint mllo gay decoration. Games
and refreshments were an important
rart OF ~, evenings oniuymcn. The
high schuul group II The league was
IN uMnIEl-
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Catarrh Con Be Cured

CatafIh 10 q local disease groatiy innu-
eh'ei by constitutional conditions II
therefore tgquirts constitutional treat
'nent HALLS CArARitII MEDICINE
- akcn Internally and acts through
me Hood on The Mucous Surfaces Of
me SyHtem. HALLS CATAH ~
MEDICINE destroys the foundation Of
TIE disease, gives the patient strength by
improving the general health and assists
nature In doing Us work.
Al Druggist. Circulars free.
". j. Cheney A Co. Toledo. Ohio.
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Corner silver and Fourth, phone.
tg12-w.J
SUNDAY services.
Holy comm union, 7 n. m.
sunday school. g:iI "a. ~.
Morning prays ana sermon II n. m
Ncspers Cwitpl Chiidrcu's chUlr)
1850 .. m.
Adult Bible chss. 5tlb y. m.
choir director. Mr. George Gcnkc;
urganist. Mrs. +. W. Harden. yiolinist.
Miss Lorna Lester.
Weekday services during Lent.
daily at i.3O D. m. Wednesday and
Friday at : 80 Thursday eucharist,
TO "a. m.
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nA>q,nr roS AS>,r n,rr,sr
VI H(H

The T. E T.. class and the Mems
convention Bihl, cla1s % thc First
Baptist church held o. banquet last
night Boo the church p%ariors with 100
EIcstA \ suiuptuuus dinner was
s"rN Ell thciu. and iutrrmittcutlN dur
ing DINNER the church orchestra
played Several OF the ladies and
Ecitl'mcn gave tuns's and short talks
that proved AN entertaining feature
az fR. .g.urru
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IWtsI NCntraT. Old TUWn, @OppOsIte
Court Housc.)
+. Ogilvie. pastor; r.. @. Heslett
assistant.
Parsonage 2lO sosth sixth street.
Phone 1lT-I.
10 "a IA. sunday school. Mr.. r. VIII
Santistvyou. tupt.
II %. M Preaching service. CAPTAIN
sherman accompanied hy ia, SnIyt-
tion Army corps will ttky chang, OF
The service. \ special collection r0r
ll-h.
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Immaculate Conception Church.
Cfpsult Eathcr-1

Sodnllty muss. 7 o'clock.
children, mass, S:aO O'Clock.
high maib and sermon, 10 o'clock.
Ncspcrs I'D hcnodictiun, 1870,
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WORLDS PAIN AND
ACHE EMINENT
lust one trial convince, you sloan,
linimcnt hrlp, drive away
rheumatic twingcS.

WYNN oudur. pain when YOU
w know Slotr'l Iinimcrt will
relieve H promptly" II
couldn't remain tho Worlds LiuImrut
for 30 years 81 % wasn't highly hcur-
nci1l in rolloyiuE Rheumatic aDh,s.
Htttt Joints. r0rr muscles. lumburO.
lame back, u|uurtlrIt. strains. bruises
and tho results OF ,Nposuro To- bad
weather
Penetrate. without rubbing. I,pg-
INK mo stained U.u. CLOSED puto.
musHiuual a pain aud ache luIm,ut
that stands alone lu doing what n
meant 10 do Get bottle today and
keep n handy. An l%ruglisiH Throo
aizoa-Jhc, zoo, 81 go. Tho ltr.cBt b.
most economical.
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Bnrcln. VI. D. Chnrch fsnnnI.hl

(B8tclua road, near Elr,las bridget
7. Ogil,ie, pustor. l.. G. Hcslott.
assistant.
1880 p. m. sunday school aud EIuI,
class
4 D. M. Pr,JohiuE o. utstur.
Tho public invited Goo any of these
,loctinEs.
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PAINS IN
Side And BACK
Caused by Woman's Ills and
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Grafton, Pa, 90" was troubled with
Inflammation and pains in my sides and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-12
rEuso> VI MINfIH~.

MR. Herbert SchIok lott yesterday
afternoon Ton MadrIs. y NJ, her
homc Mr. ~,hirk b. superintendent
Of IA, mines there.
Nh Richard Uu,lp ana daughter.
Mis- Wiuirr,d co., leaving next week
Tor Los Angeles o. make .hotr home,
Miss katherine y Key. of Now
York ,itt. and Miss Priscilla Bar
rows. of Sew Haven Conn, are the
guests of Miss Keys sister. Mrs.
Ward shepard 300 University Heights.
after % tour uf several weeks through
the state TIL, visitors viii leave In
a few DAYS fnI Grand Canyon and
southern California
Mr. aud Mrs. Q. . shirley Of chi
caEo who visited M Shirlcy's sister
here, Mr. a. = Nlndcrsypt, last
To make their home,
Miss larthr SHuf.r Of Omaha.
N.n, arrived lu tNa ri'y Thursday
y'ning for 10 short visit with Mr.
and Mr. Tom Beatty. en- route To-
california Mis- Shlfor is n cousin
of Mr. Houtty's.
Ernest r1udoIu. who hoe been Wis
ting IN California flr some time, has
returned tu fh, city for tho Elks'
uninsured SHOW Nr laudolr win have
one OF thr I.ad parts iu tho Shot"
Mrs Lonis uu,r returned 90 her
home bon Boston IH.f "Wednesday, after
70 visit az ..tD.HI wrpl# with hcr sle-
tors. An. luuIs nfcid ana Nrr. Max
\urihuus. and hor niece Mrs Leo
p1ll Meyer
o.. -. 30