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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
BLAST KILLS THREE.

BY international News Service:
CENTRALIA. Ill. Feb. 24.-Two
bodies have been found and search
IS being made for a third at noon
Thursday following an explosion in
Mine No. at Womac, Ill, near
here. Wednesday night.
Seventeen men were In the mine
at the time OF the explosion. The
cause OF the explosion. which took
place while the men were shot-hring.
has not been ascertained.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
TO RECOGNIZE oBRpGON

BIZ International News Service:
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 24--It is re-
ported in authoritative circles or
Thursday France has decided to rec
ognize the Obregon government
Formal announcement of such rec
ognition is expected within a week
or 10 days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
Masterpieces from
Hart SchaHner De Marx

just especially in clothes You'll find
these Spring suits distinctive and
than any you We can't help but enthuse
them-neither you when you them. They're
display here for those who keep ahead of the
procession.
The fabrics unusually beautiful, staunch and
dependable magnificent unfinished worsed and
eds with unusual coorngs Such fabrics have been off the
market since before the war.
We've earned a reputation these last few months for
selling the finest merchandise wonderfully low prices
The prices Spring clothes bear up that repu
taon. You'll find that these suit your idea of price thor
oughly
Whether ar neresed inim immediate buying
be thanpl easdtos howyo
Also continuing for short time our Clearance of Hart
Schaffner & Marx Overcoats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
THE END OF THE JINN~

were that pcrson. the Equator would
put an end 10 his magic- Everyone
knows that no real magic can cross
1t. altho h may 80 safely under IT.
Now this IL what had delayed the
green bullfrog. and why he had not
followed the twins and the goat thru
the opening 20 daylight outside He
was searching for his Wishing Ring.
Nick had taken IT off and laid II
beside his Box OF Charms.
IF / can get my Wishing Rinr
back grinncd tho frog. "and can
get tho Golden Key out OF Nick's
box 10 unlock the door into tho Room
OF SapphIrcs, shall be safe. They
can't catch me then II | don't find
II, and go out into the sun and cast
a shadow, tho goat viii send me
back"
Little did ne know That he was
right under The Equator.
"Haw he cried at last. -Hcrc's the
ringp and no swallowed It at once.
But Nancy was calling.
"I1l Just take n peep" said the
frog. "and see what they are doing.
They cant see me"
But In climbing up the ring turned
and the frog came into plain view.
Instantly there WAS a loud explo-
sioni
To he COntinUcd)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and boweis-thcre no need OF
having a sallow complexion-dark rings
under your eyes-pimples--a bilious
look in your face--dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent OF all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. well-known physician
in Ohio. perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which be gave TO
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of impurities.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
by their olive color. l5c and 30c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

~where's the frogy- nskcd Nancy
aa she and Nick AMI the enchanted
goat stood In tho burning sun right
on the Equator.
The twins were 10 happy over not
casting a shadow. and OF getting the
goats permission TO continue their
tourney thru his cave. that they had
almost forgotten their green com
panion, which was n wonder, as
Nancy was particularly anxious 20
get the frog outside. Shc wished TO
find out IL were indeed the wicked
Jim who had caused them so much
trouble on their adventure. IL he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

of a Bride
covyrfGhfeA. 1881. By sss Nsvvpsp 20
Entsrprtss Association
THE BOOK OF
MARTHA
WHEN A WIFE BROODs

Prom butter TO books. Bob demand.
ed tho best He was man OF fino
discrimination and judgment Once
! had been naticrcd because he had
chonrn me from tho many lovely
giris he might have asked u marry
him. But since he 10 often had been
thrown. by fate or preference, with
Katherine Miller. my pride had tufn.
blod.
Bob ffkrf his own poSs~vy'orr Jus,
because they were HIS own There
for, no should have preferred his
wife TO all other women But had
to face the fact that only in love did
my husband doubt the wisdom Of his
choice.
Surely ne was old enough and wise
enough TO know that the alteration
OF two wom~n--or more-docs not
enrich any mans existence Rather.
II destroys tho unity OF his life. dis
turbs It's harmony. divides the mans
energy and dlsorganizes his affairs.
OF course couldn't preach that TO
my husband. by the time he dLacoy-
cred tho truth from his own expert
enc.. our happlners-whieh was my
whole life but only part of his
might have vanished MS completely
az the SHOWS of yestrryoar.
without touching my husbands
face. I followed the outline Of the
fine profile on the pillow with tho tip
OF my finger.
I loved hln-and 7 needed him.
Never had Bob failed 10 bc kind
when / needed him. but was he not
also Jus, M Kind 10 the tawny haired
tiger wonan7
To bc sure. didn't always need
Bob. In that failed and gave him
his opportunity, Sometimes felt
more like his chum and pal than like
n olinging vine and then-oh. how
oftenl-my husband had been hurt
He had slumpcd into moods and
ailenccs because asserted my real
self. formed my own opinions. let my
Independence rule the hour'
Bob was often most irritatcd when
was rayest and strongest.
Wen. I couldn't make myself over.
7 couldn't weep and depend. all OF
the time. and require the support OF
his strong arm. az Katherine Miller
could whenever the attitude suited
her scheming.
Just because she was such a help
less piece OF femininity, she could
snitch my Bob for some service. and
not soul would object Had not the
Lorimers and the Millers been good
ncighbors for ycars7 Had not Kath-
crime made errands boys and cava.
iiers OF Jim and poor BenJie as well
as Bob7
Nobody ever objectcd-cxcept Jane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
YOUR FRECKLES
Nod Attention In March or Face
May Stay Covered

Now IL the time 20 take special
care Of the complexion II you wish
to look well the rest OF the year.
The March winds have strong
tendency 10 bring out frecklea that
may stay all Summer unless re-
moved. Now Is the time to use
.Othine-double strength.
This preparation for the removal
OF freckles Is usually so succesdul
that IT rs sold by druggists under
guarantee TO refund the money
II Il falls Cot an ounce Of othine--
double strength, and even a few ap-
plications should show a wonderful
Improvement. some OF tho smaller
.frecklea even vanishins entirely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

NeurEe fcl exnaurt~i aftrr ne
had bottled the door behind him.
and lay at the foot Of tho winding
stair untn his strength and spirits
began 20 return
lilo started on his regular
round OF duties--took mp the
sperm OH
what II sperm on. Daisyr-
David asked
ION taken from css whales. son.
ina, was tho oil commonly u--d
Tor lighting houses and keeping
all the lighthouse lamps going.
Tie took the oil up 20 tho filter.
and went climbing on up tho
stairs thru the trap into tho iron
room. This was tho room In which
tho keeper Sat during his watch.
when no WAS not busy polishing
brass fittings. elsanlnE extra chin.
n~ys for the burners. lenses Of tho
lantern and the great silver re.
Electors which threw the beams Of
the light far out 10 sea-
lilo found everything an right
IN this room. but noting tn. jsrky
reflection on tho wall. he knew
that tho keeper before him had
forgotten 10 wind up the weights
OF the clock work machinery
which kept the oil pumps at work
George spranK up tho short
flight Of steps and into tho Ian.
tern. and fixing on the crank 10
the oil clock. wound II up sssfc and
snug for another two hours run
Then he went 10 his next duty
polishing the heavy French
glass prisfns and rcficctors with n
soft chainois skin. and cleaning
the snAide of tho windows with
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Page 302
TIE BROKEN DooRKNOB

towels which wcrv kept for csa;
purpose
Usually aftex al u,at vas done
he could rest awhile but on
stormy nights when the salt spray
gathered on tho glass. the keeper
bad TO 20 thru tho little door to
tho balcony outsido--toe feet
straight UP In the air on an iron
balcony with only tho little iron
rail about breast high. between
him and the fury OF storm and
OCEAN
Time par>d quickly. and
George noticed that tho storm
seemed TO have grown much
quicter. indeed n was almost
calm When ho had entered the
Iron room the tower had rocked
sickenlngiy. 70 that he bracod
himself aA one DOES on tn. cabin
floor of rocking ship. Row II
was all s;iii and tho wind only
moaned ouiaidaL
Gathering his towels under hfs
arms. George turned the knob and
stepped cut on tho narrow bal
couy.
"ffe noticed efsaf NJ had not drop
pcd tho old coat which they used
for that purpose. into the crack
% tho door. 80 no lot 30 Of the
door and started 10 take one OF
tho towels from his arm 10 put in
the door 20 that Il might not
faEten. when a great gust OF wind
struck the tower with n slam: the
boy reeicd. the door closed with a
bang. the storm ahriokcd as II In
icviliEh laughter. and George was
aione-iocked out in tho fury OF
the storm with no help possible
! Cro He Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

One Womdn's Incorsis-
tency Cost Her LoUe Of
Lifetime - Can She
Make Repardtion?

A
Dear Mss Grey. About q year
ago. I met a young man whom
econ grew 20 love deeply. He called
and. as our Acquaintance grow. he
proposed TO mo. and ! accepted.
However. the whole affair took place
In SO short a time that | convinced
myself that there must be a flaw
somewhere l have always laughed
at what people call love at first
sight. After much thought, 1 told
nav friend that / could not marry
him for AZ least some montha This
was contrary TO his wishes. 80 had
60 tell him that II he COULDN'T walt
few months. We would not see each
other any moro so he kissed me
eocJbyo. and I didn't see him or
IL from him for q couple Of
months
Then. ono day. he called up and
asked II he might call I readily
fconsentcd. and when he came. he
4 asked me II was ready for him YETI
OF course. / had considered the
matter closed before. and felt little
hurt I said as much. and told him
didn't ever want to see his face
again. He was a perfect gentleman.
and said I never should. and since
that time I haven't so much as pssss-
cd him on the street
cannot forget him. and am
positive his love was sincere He
treated me with such respect and
I consideration that there Is no room
4 for doubt Miss Grey. love this
man with all my heart. and can't
bear TO think what the future WIN
b. without him
n Don't think this n . shy school
vwtri letter. Il isn't I am past 81.
Ind have grown mp long before I
Would have Please say something.
A READER
&lf(z4s Il fAeve 60 soy. excerpt that
tncor assexcy and Inability 20
~ IN yc<xy oscu scsi Ss depiorablef
conferf Of your letter q q fair
De Of yos~ personality. socvid
that yos are one OF those
koa1eaeie youac scomen ~ho. ,ehen
tArv shink they hatv q ran securely
- the sfrtnc. don't scuns hsm: bat
] sAs ssisste he becomes sraftGisobie.
Ne BECOMES attractive. what poa
had best do u 20 hold corsrsunion
with your tsnermo" so.'. ana DC
fevvsne once and for al this Gxcs-
sso.' ~ 'ne wan snos's aepsn, . '..
welcome you info his NE ,csfh op~r
evrss. as he did on this previous oc-
easio~, scou!d 70. accept him. or
erosld yos east Ain aside acuss.
~ NO. ore surs Of y,svsesr snd
vour iore for Aim. seeh Nm out and
erpioi" your s'asfeke. and ask has
9or1sr~ncsa ne nay aore heaft
bs0 enough 70 overlook the pasf hurt.
er Ne r1v A6re docsded fsra'1y 'ha'
ssrA . s1H-o-fhe-,cesp 'opc % NOT
srcrsh the effort 10 " yo.r dsfy 10
f.ad OF v you love as~
1She o
0trGstdn fstdrdS
Dear Miss Grey: Has Alaska or
he Hawaiian Islands ever been ad-
lifted 10 tho Union A. statesT
MARY
Eetfhey Atoses No~ Hotnaa has
1een odurfffed a. q sfofe Both are
orcost,cd a ferrtforea
/ Jacob AStoTS
U,oJth
49, ~ 49, u y,A,
80 dsatnY C +.
IL rGs essnascd at ssccoo0oo.
Definition OF
RIs,c Chr linn
49, NJ. CO. u.4 q, Mr..
-, M u
..y.. -, r,,r-
:. a. ~rnhs,xfto. a, ar .rr,r,
--L. 80 49,. 81 xovbt,,a
Ex. II
W'cce'". W
dD1dIt0n hecOTu
4 An error ZOOS rrods IN fhss eoturn
= replying 70 qu<sfson on airpianc
a1fifsdc recorda The error came
thrv cler,cal cosfusos Of meters
~ feet ~efer Is s-ssoss feet
6s.s 3. @ oe.s sss'1s'f fsi, e 1s''Ss
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TO he Cmtinucd.)
Women Of Afghanistan ar. kept

In more rigid seciusion and are more
closely yelled than the women Of any
other Moslem Land
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II oor mi a m S
Rock
ny
BERTRAND w. SINCLAIR
f>c,xxtrs, ,... t.st. p-...-u a -

Starts on Page 0nca

Cstarts on Page On@
-MacRae.- ne supplied.
Captain MaeRae wishes 10 see
YOU
| MacRae wished no CONVENTIONAL
ties Il have Just arrived home on
lcavc.- he said briefly. II ind my
father desperately FL You have a
very fast and able cruiser. Would
you care 60 put her at my disposal
so that may take my father 20
Vancouver think that Il his
only chance
Cover had ri>rn AZ his first
glimpse OF MacRao's pink-pa,ehed
eye. the uniform. he flushed slightly
recalling that afternoon
I'm sorry he said you'd be
welcome TO tho Arrow n abe were
hero But sent her 60 Nanaimo
an hour after she landed us Are
you Donald MacRae's boyT'
Yes" MaeRae said Thank you
That's all
He turned 10 go Betty Cover
put q OBTAINING hand on his arm.
Listen" she put IN eagerly. lis
there anything any OF us could do
TO heipg Nursing or--or anythingg-
There Is a giri with him. Mac
Rae shook his head Nothing but
skilled medical aid would help him
az this stage. He has, the fiu--
The fiu. did you say - the young
man with the long cigarrt lost his
bored air. Hang It. II isn't very
sporting. IL Il. TO expose us-theso
ladies--to the Infection IN say II
isn't
Jack MaeRae fired Tho young
man-ard be was not AFTER all.
much younger than MacRae-with a
steady stare In which srnoidering
fro giowed. A constrained silence
fen IN the room.
4 would suggest that you learn
how 70 put on a gas mask MacRae
said coldly. at last.
Then he walked out When he
reached home no found his father
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

atpcii1n Islands
Dear Miss Grey: Has Alaska or
NE Hawaiian Islands ever been ad-
nttted 10 tho Union a. states7
MARY
Eetfhey AtaSks Nor Hotnaa has
been adusfffed a. q stotc Both are
|orcont-cd a. territories
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

DAD PARRY's VEGETABLE COMPOUND
has cured blindness. cancer h1. Brirhts
disease, stomach. liver and femah veaf-
ness. See sPr linens and sworn proofs- III
Sth ST. NV. lso
THE PUBLIC rs INVITED 10 An OPEN
tiscussiou ''Shpuld the Street Railway 81
washington be Consolidated Under Govern
ment OwnerskipT Under the auspices of
the Government OwnersEip League, Nay Z.
at 8 O'Clock. 500 q -. az. Hall, second
noor. Admission free. 90
II will be shown with D. iaE persons
dep water how Jcsns haptised. oy
Pastor n HEz SVEN Suh1 - night. Ftns
music: large chair tmen la theml. o~s
tsaniai Bspt- ch-. IN q E!saa ~
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
LOST AND FOUND


$50 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS FOB
return Of white male Cuban poodle; lost
near Glen Echo last Sunday morning Phone
Cleveland 2Ol4- 202
LADY's GOLD WRIST WATCH. BETWEEN
Longfellow and 14th and Kennedy SITS.
Reward IL returned 1874 LongfellOw st.
207
REwARD-CALL LINCOLN 6O6O, MISS
JANE E SMITH Lost War Saving
Stamps. 22
W. B. 4 A. TICKET BOOK REWARD II
returned to office. 18th and New York
ave- NV. ri
LOST-CAMEO PIN, GOLD. PROBABLY
on 9Th St car or 17th and Pa. ave. car
se- Reward. Phone North 14lO. 1893
LosT-G0LD MESH BAG, CONTAINING
money and key, between 18th and New
York ave. and Howar and David store, on
y st between 40 and p. m, May 4,
1871 Reward. Kindly notify zoos First st
ne 1S5
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED

WANTED - SECONDHAND sx12 HAND
printing press. 8. r. COMPTON, 1la2
5th st. NV. 176
USED GRAPHoPH0NE RECORDS, s5c
each, for 81; piano rolls, 15c, Csc and
DC each. 6o1 st. NV. Franklin 7I40.
40
WILL CALL IN M UNLErTERED AUTO
mobile. city or <-turban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. gentlemen's, chiI-
dten's discarded clothing. I win call. i.
RtCE. 1882 7th st, nv. North 175H. l2-lso
FURNITURE.
YOU WILL OBTAIN THE BEST PRICE
Tor your furniture from NOTES FURNI-
TORE HOUSE, s14 Z st. NV. Send them
card or phone franklin 2o15. i27
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
POULTRY AND PETS.

WIRE PLANT TRAINERS. SHEEP FER.
tlizer for lawn and plants and fresh
goldfish and aquarfums sCHMID's BIRD
STORE. ~ i2th st nv. S-7lI
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENGINEER
SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BUREAU. 212
Gnnsey Bid. 2l9
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
HELP WANTED
Male.

ISSTRUCTOR-sHOw CARD SIGN PAINT
er. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BUREAU,
212 Munsey Bldg. 210
Statesmen OR THOSE WHO WISH TO
become salesmen; good paying proposition.
Apply ROOM 2O4. 1896 y. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
dh masbin9tnn Nrrala,a apard-An Sfrtinn
A HERALD "WANT"
WILL SELL 1T
HELP WANTED
Female-Co Continued.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-S~-~
sTENoGRAPHER WITH GOOD KNowL-
edge Of Italian for local export company.
PERSONNEL BUREAU, soS Bond BLDG,
LADY $40 YEARS OLD AS ASSISTANT
In jsvelry store. No experisnce neces-
>sary PERSONNEL BUREAU, ooS Bond
blIg., 18th and N. z. ave. lso
TWO EXPERIENCED TAILOREsSEs ON
pants. Apply J. N. STEIN 4 CO.. o2s
18th ST. NV. IIy
CoIORED woMEN-sEvERAL iNTELLI-
sve nv +TS7
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
children under school age whose parents
are employed during day; auto win call for
children Phone Miss DAVIS, Fk- $50.
MAIDS, 5, for summer resorts; SIS to $50.
transportation and board. CLARKH'S
AGENCY, 16oo 18th St NV. North 1855.
MAID. reliable; 2 in family; stay nights;
$50. CLARKE's AGENCY. 1900 18th st.
NV. North 1855.
COOK. IN private family; 90 home nights;
$50. CLARKE'S AGENCY, 1900 18th St
NV. North 1855.
MAID (whiteI; references: SO; stay
nights. CLARKE'S AGENCY, 1900 18th
vt. NV. North 1855.
$50: stay nights. CLARKE's AGENCY,
1900 18th ST. NV. North 1855.
HOUsEKEEPER (colored); best references;
well erperienced; stay nights; $50.
CLARKE's AGENCY. 1000 18th St NV.
North 1855.
HAMBERMAID-wAIrRE references;
$40; stay nights. CLkRKE's AGENCY,
1900 18th ST. NV. North 1855.
GENERAL houseworkers, reliable and expe-
rienced; stay nights. CI.ARKE'S
AGENCY, 1900 18th st. NV. North 1865.
Male or Female.
AGENTS WANTED ON IS NOVELTY
proposition. Call after p. m. CHAS.
ARKANSAS, Hotel Mades, 3rd and Pa. ave.
nv. 40
OOLORED, MALE OR FEMALE: $3.50
basis salary. Apply at once. ZENITH
MEDICINE CO., 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
4-7sS
MAN AND WIFE. first class; reliable; stay
nights; 800 per month. CLARKES
AGENCY, 1900 18th st. NV. North 1883
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

BUYER-SOCIAL STATIONERY PAPER;
one familiar with dies. SCIENTIFIC
VOCATIONAL BUREAU. 2I2 Munsey Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

STENOGR OGRAPHER-SEYERAI. GOOD OPEN
ings. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BU-
REAC, 2l2 Munsey Bldg. 30
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

GIRIS-wISHING TO LEARN SHAMPOO
ing, with the opportunity Of going out Of
town. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BU-
REAU 2l2 Munsey Bldg. 30
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


MIRRORS FOR SALE: GUARANTEED
very best resilyering to renew Jour bad
mirrors. HARBEo. ~ II ct. nv. $500
/ 6-FooT OFFICE TABL2. OAK ? DRAW
ep, 500. A TO 2 BUSINESS b.
REAU. 1s4o @ Ut nv.
j BLUE FIGURED VELOUR DAVENPORT
with pillow, S6l.6o. TO 2 BUSINESS
CosTUMER, Z HOOKS. OAK. S3ss
A TO 2 BUSINESS BUREAU, I34o @
ct. NV.
Is GREEN ENAMEL GAZE TABLES,
! each, $3.50. TO BUSINESS BU.
REAU, 134o G ST. nv.
50 GREEN ENAMEL BENTwooD CHAIRs
each, S5.65. TO 2 BUSINESS BU.
REAU, 1870 G st. nv.
Is CASES WHITING INK. / DOZEN
quarts to case. per case. $3.50: A TO z
1 BUSINESS BUREAU, 1340 @ u. nv.
SECTIONAL FILING CABINET, OAK.
SIS. A TO 2 BUSINESS BUREAU. lS4o
i STEEL LETTER FILE, OLIVE GREEN.
| s4s.s5. TO BUSINESS BUREAU.
I 1S4G @ st. nv.
80 BILL OR INVOICE CABINETS. OAK.
$s9.70. TO z BUSINESS BUREAU.
! 1870 O st. NV.
II WICKER sETTEE WITH LOOSE CUsH-
ions. $3.50. TO z BUSINESS b.
1o1O VI ~ Nv.
Il WICKER TABLE LAMP. s2775. A 10
BUSINESS BUREAU. 1870 ST. nv.
50 BOXES CARBON PAPER. sL95 BOX.
| A TO BUSINESS BUREAU. ls4o G
st. Nv.
IS DOZEN TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. ss.1
per dozen A TO z BUSINESS BUREAU,
/ 1s4O @ st. nv.
] SECTIONAL BOOK CASE, OAK, SIS rs
| TO z BUSINESS BUREAU. 1870 G
st. NV.
i MAHOGANY BOoKKEEPER's DESK,
| 1920. TO z BUSINESS BUREAU,
1910 St NV.
10 LEGAL SIZE FTLiNG CABINETS
oak. each. s47.65. A TO 2 BUSINESS
BUREAU. 1910 @ St nv.
| ! COMBINATION STEEL FILING CABI-
NET. s72. A TO z BUSINESS BUREAU,
Is40 st. nv.
i TELEPHONE TABLE, OAK. 1856 A
TO BUSINESS BUREAU. l34o at
bw.
/ / USED OFFICE RUG. sI25o. A TO z
BUSINESS BUREAU. sI2.5o. IS4o C St
! NV.
IS SMALL sALEsNEN's DESKS, OAK,
each. S2s75. TO z BUSINESS BU.
REAU. Is4o G St nv.
| WHITE ENAMEL BED. COMPLETE WITH
/ springs mattress. pillows, blankets and
comforter S42 IS. A TO z BUSINESS
| BUREAU, 1870 G st. NV.
Milford chronicle., 1921-08-19
ANDREWVILLE

Mrs. Elwood Wrotten is making
ten day visit in Philadelphia win. rel
atives.
Miss Irene Tatman of FELTON, is
spending few days with Mrs. Geo
Cannon.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
their next meeting at the home oi
Rev. H. d. Murphy of Greenwood.
John Thompson while plowing for
wheat plowed forty snakes up, but
was fortunate enough to kill them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas have
returned home after spending some
time with relatives and friends in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hates of
Masten's Corner, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bradley.
Quite an improvement is being
made on the mile land road by plow-
ing and scraping it and getting it
ready for winter use.
Mrs. Charles Cannon and children
have returned home after spending 4
week with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Norris and
family, Mrs. Lydia Morris of Harring-
ton and also Rev. John Willis Minner
of Morristown spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Morris.
Amos Smith who has been sick for
the past year, died in a hospital last |
Friday morning, August 18th. His re-
mains were brought home and fune-
raj services were held at his home.
Lnterment at Odd Fellows cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his loss a wife
ind one child. u