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FOR SALE-H0USEs.
OUR LATEST LIsrINGs

In Chevy Chase, D. C.-$Io,ooo
rooms and . baths; porches. screens and
awnings: immediate possession. Attractive
terms can be arranged.
In Cleveland Park-$Iaooo
o rooms and bath; gas and electricity;
front and rear porches.
Vicinity of 18th and Park Road
Newly renovated. practically new; 10
rooms and baths: modern In every detail;
corner Of alley; vacant. Price. Si4,5oo. On
reasonable terms.
On Longfellow ST., West of 10th
And overlooking bark; 5ox120 to alley; ga
rage; rooms, bath; electric lights; hot
water heat. Price less than si7.ooo.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Today and Tomorrow.
For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland and Virginia-Fair today;
tomorrow increasing cloudiness,
with rising temperature; moderate
north and northwest winds, shifting
to easterly Tuesday.
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POLISH PREMIER
HOPES FOR PEACE
M. Witos Promises An Early
Treaty With Army
Of Soviet.
Especial cabls Dispatch TO
The washingtsn Hsrsld-)

WARSAW. Feb. 2o.-M. witos.
peasant premier. arrayed
in top boots and q spotless white
shirt, but minus cravat, sat to-
day in the magnificent council
chamber of the former Russian
Grand Dukes gubernatorial palace
and asked the world to allow
Poland to clear one battle line be-
fore demanding that her house be
put into immediate order.
I'VE are going to make peace
with the Soviet government at
Riga" he said. They need peace
equally, yes, more than We do. but
We cannot expect these things to
happen at once. Tiey are testing
US and. making mary maneuvers for
tactical advantages. but peace VIII
be made in the rear future. WITH
peace we can '.snish the thought
of new Eolshevist offensive
against Poland"
DO you believe your corre-
spondent asked. that there Is any
basis for the current talk that the
Soviet delays are Influenced by Ger.
many7'
Premier witos replied: Il am not
able 10 prove the statement. but e
Ia apparent that some outside innu-
ence is at work 10 delay the sign
ing of the peace treaty. We have
met every suggestion and our con-
idence in a successful conclusion
is complete. but there In a delay.
Also we know that In the Silesian
plebiscite campaign the Germans
are making much of the inability
Of the Poles and the Soviet to make
peace, and threats of . new Red
invasion II Poland in the spring
have a connection that is not hard
to understand.
Army Disbanding.
The premier was asked about
German reports Of the concentration
of Polish troops on the German
frontier, to which he replied:
The Polish army is being demo
bilized with all the speed possible
considering the safety OF the ma
ton. attachments from Posen anc
nearby territory are in their homt
lands awaiting rehabilitation.
I'm Silesia the population II
strongly Polish and German talk o.
the Poles taking the land by fore'
is mere provocation and propa
ganda. Poland's aims are for peace
The fields are calling for men ans
they are returning. ] am proud o.
what the Polish farmers have ac
complished. They have plougheC
through the winter with but few
horses and no real mechanical ap
pliances. They have seeded grea
stretches of territory.
| "Poland's peace has been bull
on the Polisa peasants who Will e
east and who. having won homei
from the soil. will fight for them
with a rampant of ploughs we vii
hold peace in our land rather thai
with rifles. Early in March the mrs
delegation OF our demobilized sol
diers will go into East Poland ant
take up land. Many OF the younge
farmers already have gone int
Galicia. Our peace Is slow In max
ing but we hope it will be all tn
more durable"
tospyrisht. 1891, BY Public Ledger Co..
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MADAM LENORA

Gifted with second sight, forsees and tells
you anything you wish to know; gives only
truthful and good advice on business. love.
marriage, divorce; settles love and family
troubles, removes evil influences. You viii
be wiser and happier after seeing her.
615 7th ST.. BET. AND @.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.
e, g ee.ts a liae I fine.

~ cests l3ae I fime
I5es diseoaat or more tnsertfons
1409 NEWTON sT-sEC0ND STORY
front room. southern exposure. for one
Eentlemln- Col I6s5-w. 2-2s9
11aa 9TH ST. Nw-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
Elk. s23: also single room. SIS. 2-27e
12os v > ST. n. w-oyE FURNISHED
room. Call Monday. over Rice Studio,
1442 FAIRMoNT ST. n. w.-ATTRAC-
tive room, twin beds; Instantaneous hot
water; elec. Col. sses. 2-e57
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROoM. CALL
Col. 7so4. apt. los. 2-26o
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MADAM WERNER

well-known mertal scientist; interview
by appointment. Office hours, 10 q. m. to
4 p. m 444 Mass. ave. NV. franklin s4e1.
9-l2s
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PRO" Golfers TO Contest.

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. ~
Twenty professional golfers. insfud-
ing Hagen. Barnes and Brady. will
beet in a thirty-six-medal toUrna-
ment tomorrow. The ;rize mslsy
totals 5000.
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MADAM FONEDA.

Egyptian Pslmist and Clairvoy ant; born
with a double veil, and indorsed with .
natural gift to advise you on Affairs Of life.
marriage. business and happiness. Read
ings 81. Opposite saks'. 800 7th st. NV.
2-26S
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium, can tell
you anything you want to know in busi-
meas. health or family Affairs; when and
whom you will marry; what to do to Be
successful In life. ami how to win and hold
the one Of your choice. Satisfaction or no
charges. 1911 z st. NV. 2-is1
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WANTED-STORE.

STORE WANTED. SUITABLE FOR La
dies ready to wear, on y st. between
9th and 18th sts.; state fall particulars.
BOX 479-C, Herald Office. 2-325
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs,

In Saul's Addition
10 rooms. tile hath; hst-vstsr heat; eiec-
trie lights; garage: very attrsctiveiy deco
rated; spacious porches; buiit-in furniture;
screens and awnings. Price, 3l2.5oo.
Washington Heights,
Corner Home
II rooms. Q baths; q. u. L.; In exeeIiest
repair; posssssion- Price. s1e,soo.
Rock Creek Church Road
Near Soldiers Home Park. lot 20 II.
Wide; rooms and baths; hot-water heat;
electric hghn; garage; hardwood 6oors;
many special features. The lowest priced
house Of its kind in the block.
KER & co. Inc.
Phone Main 426.
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RJZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest ciairvoyant. Painist ssA
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 ..
N. to 8 o. N. 7ol 9th 1t. NV. cor. O st.
l,3el
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sUPERvIs.
ing Architects Office. Washington. d. c..
February IA. 1921. SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be opened in this Office until 8 p. M.
March 8, 1921. for furnishing steel. giass
trameled. laundry chute for the Public
Health Service Hospital, at Washington. d.
O., In accordance with drawing and speci-
hcation, copies Of which may be obtained
at this office. in the discretion Of the su-
pervising Architect. JAS. A. wETM0RE.
Acting Supervising Architect.
3t-feI7, ,21,2s 2-2se
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DAILY COURT CALENDAR.
CIRCUIT DIVISION. No. 2.

<ze Hocn Ne Burke.
10f Brooks vs Washington Term
inal Co.
EQUITY DIVISION, No. 1.
Not in session.
EQUITY DIVISION, No. ?.
1885 Administration. In re estate
OF Abbie Regan. Attys Downing
Wilson.
ss1lS Hearst VS. Houston ct al.
Attys Ansell e. Bailey-Laskey.
3s56O National Laundry Co VS. Ad-
kins ct al. Attys Ellis. Ferguson q
Colcuitt-Stephens.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21

Stenography and Typewriting
Patent experience. For dictation call
Main 6132 Room 10, Home Life Bldg.
2-33O
LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN WITH NE
while you shop; toys, games. sand pile;
supervised by college women. 1917 New
York ave. NV. PHO
''MooNsHADE." THE SONG BEAUTIFUL,
on sale at all music counters, 10c the
copy. @. Il. JOHNSON. Publisher, 90s 10th
ne. Music composed, arranged and pub
lished 2-6S
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21

FINE NEW GROOM HOUSE. SEVEN
miles from White House; spiendid road;
shade trees. bath. electric light. garage.
ETC.; best house In community. Easy terms.
OWNER. Phone Frk. 3ol before or after o.
l-1Ss
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LOST.

LOST.
Is cenfs a line time.
IS7s discCsat or more Insertions
LosT-BAR PIN, DIAMONDS AND SAP
phire; $25 reward IL returned to 30
Cedar st. Takoma Park. d. G. Phone Co
lumbia 1ssG 2-3l9
SMALL SILVER PURSE. CONTAINING
money and car tickets, on 14th St. near
Q. or on street ear ct this point. Reward
return TO Apt "a, the Toronto. or call y.
1O6 2-2Ig
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PERSONAL.

wORKINGMEN-A STUMBLING BLOCK
Of no mean Significance Is this hid-away,
porch-f front store that depends the trade
Of hustlers Of moderate means. We do not
cater to the millionaire class. Ask for Al
vie and he will show you new pants at S.
and slightly used suits, s. up; waists, soc.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 d. 2-277
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cracked Ford engine heads welded $3.50.
wELDIr co.
SO New jersey ave. nv.
i-5os
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

AUTO REPAIRING-wE SKIN THE CARS.
not the customers. Clean up for 4th OF
March and spring. avoid the rush and high
prices. coats Of paint including yarnish.
over average machine. around $40. Come
see our work. 11th and SITS. sw. 2-lsI
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~ THE SWAP COLUNN--IT'S INTERESTING n q
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

To us the satisfied Used Car buyers Of
today are the new car buyers Of tomorrow.
We will. not de1iser q Used Gar 10 you
untss you have driven Il and eonvineed
LIGHT SEDAN. 1910. nsed only ss
DEMONSTRATORS; NEW CAR GUARAN-
TEE.
silent sleeve valve motor. 1919 WHY'S
Knight eight-cylinder touring.
Excellent values IN Used Cars as low as
$500. Terms to responsible parties.
Open Tuesday-Every Evening.
HARPER OVERLAND COMPANY Inc.J
1880 Connecticut ave. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ ceats ,ino Z time.
1876 dfscosnt or more tRsertfoss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IS cents q line
WEEKLY TRIPS TO BALTIMORE. sPE-
cial rates. SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY. 1919 You st. NV.
l-623
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MADAM BELL

Egyptian palmist; gives free advice in
business, health and family affairs; tells
who and when you'll marry: how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily. 10
a. m. to S p. m. Call and be convinced.
1924 7th ct. NV. between l. and II. 2-22
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
Washington. February 10, 1921. Sealed
proposals will be received ut Room 80. Dis
trict Building, until 2 O'Clock p. m. March
IS, 1921, for furnishing two stokers for
tubular boilers. Specifics stions and forms Of
proposal upon application to the Purchasing
Object. Room $40, District Building. ].
THILMAN HENDRICK. CHARLES W.
KUTZ. MABEL T. B0ARDMAN. Commits
sioners. d. c. 2-252
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c..
Washington, February IS, 1921. Sealed
proposals will be received at Room 500 Dis
trict Building. until o'clock p. m, March
II, 1921. for furnishing 500 press racks for
the garbage reduction plant. Specifications
and forms Of proposal upon application to
the Purchasing Officer, Room 320 District
Building J. THILMAN HENDRICK,
CHARLES W.. KUTZ, MABEL T. BOARD
MAN, Commissioners, ID. G. 2-251
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MADAM lara.
Ciairvoy ant-card reader. When in trouble
call on me. AL questions answered. sat
isfaction guaranteed. Fee, 81. 1911 n
Capitol st. 2-28l
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ls ossfs line time.
iss siscosst or moro tnsertioas.
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WANTED
Ambitious honest men who wish to better
their condition. For positions apply Ile
Bond Bldg. 2-2h
wANTED-A SHOE FINIsHER, EXPERT
eneed: steady work. Apply 521 9th St
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MADAM LEON.

Palmist and clairvoyapt. Office hours. 10
q. IN. to y p. m, except Sunday.
so2 7th ST. NV.
2-I51
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21

Solicitors who are competent
to call at the home and Sc
cure orders for this newspa-
per. H. A. Hassan, Circula-
ton manager. 2-290
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-10

TT TT WII1L luf thu EIg,HrHl II RI
Il wuvs interesting Hnd Lni.1 riln't If
RI mum Diversity III the interpretation
,Dt tnf srvlak. the discussion Df 1IL
BUTTS III A.I.cuE1 vrBuid iH premature.
Esuf suits trH the Mill sElE III rl,A
wIvtirgn anf mRg wDluau nut Ilti''t-
fnrE, they likR 10 give Ilan @cn1-
siiinrniiis Thought ftafDre niai-lns Il
afiDIee
Tm Rnpn-fil TFaiLrs ErriH tendencies
hEHs g1llrlsu Hwir trnm severely llsAIn
6uIxF I'd I'D IL trnt .dIyHnLiUn u t,lADDrt-
tim il trimmings. Sp tiEr Nv ,s,n"tiDn
lias s1tgr1afl.: tLits- hay RuIrE iE,Ft naitrgt
MI nniitaIlit;itaG with sumo sD'- M Erln'-
ming There. Is 1uI1nIlIc EEnrIiIugT
new i'll cher lines Wtnicn ,HT.s ulnpR+
s-rui-.it IL 1ulipv vaguely -iIDse u ,Zi,t'
1,nrllr,il figure The min linl1rEf II
diff .,rsnttt i,t,Twean them INT the EIlTEi
of EiitsI EaaRun lies II -riif inlis.rn u
rngrs amt RttirIR INT IL fLhn Atil's III
f;E.aut.s ant eI,linrb AE l. rl1ts., fit.IT'Ef
arr longer mt cniGEs wiarT trnm fIIIae'
ifIp I'D Knee lali.-1L, although Tlters II,f
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FROM tie ,tilgy Df lie,r .urrbViii I'D tllis
4 end of her ihiitlilBnti the little
ni,.l lis mute '''cnnify" III fzniEfsn
tclgries. II siie lis II Writer naiN, sDrf
mt Efiaew rIIiier mt tnrrterWtaf III
t.nirted wu0l diefenf isr agailiH1 me
ecDt1. AS she .grpwR ,site rnnIps Through
little ..irlhoud IN sriirtsy kn1rtnn gar
Ine1ftg. Iilpng with sniill ihrnriters sin'-
IIia-ty ciafl,;; the KNITTED mititfy ant
sweursr gee her through tie fiHIllrar
stuae. with scurfs INIT caps utWEys
lending their aifl, luld finally she grad
,,ares jriro the realm of knitted things
tfnr .grDwIt-Ilns.
THE nuniimr amt wurtnty Of dzIitftsti
garments for a,iliifiren nuke Ii possible
IN coluttre them TYDm iIaaG Ito dBUt.
cine cun easily picture ifie little girl
IA. .;ire illustration with rup, Atsgeill2s,
n,irts,s amt n sacifrf perhaps IN the
aterth spf wirter, scumper1ls sciIBO+
yward nr ttuniiiling IN the SHOW. JUST
now sire lis liInving her picture mute
IN "a new is1iftted cDHt which will nuke
her erDn1fnrtfibie throughout the fall
v,fthn1rt tths Hiti II hag,si9 :intifas. This
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-10

surltp 1itur ure si,DrEnr. St-c-rs cnn-iIIut
lllufp uId B1rrtcn- put Ere Vlut
t,uDr!gn fu- +-t.t.tium IL vuEElnc.-
on EitHs. 1wB SUITS the DItt IL Llh
Jeff my l..A regarded ns ry-li,cil u thb
gry.tt.A z Is Mute III me al LliDst sliIE-
II,af with L BlIalt--Iikt finish. INT ~iis
mpG4.l }il,Eu.aG Is IL u Nlrn iEnVl
,csiinr u7it4 t,BuT Is uneven IL .alsIi
lnd dpenrlrg4G with sill nnlfrDlta',F III.
s,+ir .ninr. Its ,cDlgi-r ilnu 1Ii1hu''
lsl,.ts ar. mute VI EluI't-ci'inH+'o
nu--tn fir. mt there igre cuf-K u liz.
same tlIr.
III fEit. sun II Li,t rlgrt the ueBls;lte'
niss tsylnrIntaIrEal vtILr 4 v'iut,' bi--'-
nrviUc fiIrs coward the bh1EDn iho
,iprp-,lrtu.4 l,aglr.th Bf Hniirnida,E, Ilit.F's
l,,grt.,is al suiEs INT 0nt-tniece d''tsfistst
ara, s,igt,Il III 1lilrt 1iiuu il1tt cOsnr Iihe
ro,g- rs s;l,m-L.r uIlu nicnunteTEeu WF1l
,ln ..,niprn iiar.G lllIlel Il each sine lif-t
--nos.. pp 1itt skirt. GlnteFif1n 1llt mikes
rrn. .anctsaER ,c0Iiir Iud i,anG III 1ur III
IEnfh @OrL.
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DIDN'T r:aDMFD E31m'Ens C-llrX
nst,s-e Buars It's I.imfrnt Y:purtuErs7
Etsupnte lcUn''fHFf1st., 1SatiBfrIE
DirTnrssit nj IipiftE.

Growing Chicks rnlllS- moi lie nDn1l1Hu
tn c,ypwttnf luIiurEsrF III might. If they
are, r1itny will iitHnDnR DverilauTen HIT
fills. In trIIrn, will Itnad I'D the tinvarpr-
u.s1rf gf trfiltiB OF which 1T rs very diff
GsIift IN rid THE iiBak amt which ntgy
ip rarrisfl along Through the summer
nut full causing "a #ariDIB DlIrnraHE
of ornifis i'm tire TiEvi1lg tiuntsE the fDi-
Ilpwiing wiiIfrnr.
EIDW CHI CUIte sxRll WHETHER m mn
the chickens i1Eve eIIDugn rBDmH 'eme
of the liseHt Indications lbs the gnndi
tim NJ the uilInIHge. E the piunlftge
lis bright amt atiHHn iii lis a gDBd Sign
TINT the thirds ARE diDing well unit 1lHVe
-nnm ennugh E tine Iiiumnge lis Hniisti
Inv trimmings, III B HI Indication that
THERE Us mn rBDm snBrIgh Tor I'LL III
them nm the rBBstH. with the result
tint -HunR Hrs compelled I'D rEn Dn
the fiBur tfmI#Hth the rBHHtB amt TINS
timEDnR BDifHf.
"A rrip I'D the growing lhnnEes Hrrsr
CfiHrk will alsB determine whether
eannlyph rH8m lis Fpaing lrpvtriHn. u
there iis nm HpHcs enough 80 tint AL
the chickens EHn fffn1 rBnm Dn fhe
IraBssrs. ttile uuHrrarB are IND crDwtfsf
and BnnR M the a,fiictEsnE must be
rHsssn mt. III nil ran find rDnm on
the rBt#tB COMFORTABLY nnf Ii the
Iiuuse lbs well weIrfiinrsd the nlIHrtsrs
HYe mt rrpwTi8d amt the youngsters
afnliltl ito well
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Hnf farther fgIitirr IN dry Inn Issr,infik
AuIitv 1fR mixture thoroughly With Il
punrp which will give q very fine miiBTF
g,y-ay tint will Ccpus- the liiunts nm
lnn run TOWN fEiH stalks Hnr Erlif fiis-
figure the REsn,E.
Since the CfiisH.sHn is rErriHd pvsf
wiurar tBn riR Hs.Hd INIT IN TIE #Dil
where ditsaRsad celery v,aR -rDvrn t1tf
previous waTEr, II Ks iinIImr-uIr Elm1 new
gpil lr. IIsad in rile Has1 imf II TIE 1Dtt
soil ssrsril.znd iw HraHn., 1nr vturar IL
fprmuIin RnllI1im mt THU 0dtEssatB.e ---s4s
seat ire piullEat..
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SPRAYING CELERY TO
PREVENT LEAF SPOTS
a-I-5fjss.i.l1 rf 5rr--isa-!f M.g--I'':
Is -ssa4....gTrrg-Tss-l-is:--.
-rAp-yr,H--. SnpIfi. c.a.s@grlH 3,S'riisFss
nsr Esrr@iny sssaEnr Ent Mn's
E.s,,srii.Ety n WulE--, r.oD msR-s-
e--.t.ss,.y @fy.t -'sfTTs:.

tF.-.a,as,,st ~ I'm. TriiiEst fsri taa I'.gn-'-
IlsiI1 III AErtnIA-I-'b9
Celery Ij1l.,gIs should IL sIr'.i---'t'f- VIII
i.gr't,alUz ,Il1z-nII,'e every tan t.ET ID
TWO wssaSs 10 lrg7aZ. i4i- .tss'sts+.s'
v;tricn aa1tl stsriaIisE iI,1u'a Iii. c,'9,)
tD, 1nE-'izEI ,,IIrTaas.s.. These lt,E1 sl'f'-s
s,rcIr rts,a1ra-lig IL rssis'F growing Liz
nricrs Il ri,s I lstraa siEIia.s During ci'iL
mDlfi wraEii,sr 3sIuH-nih.is nort.atI--
aBIrT,Fss.d I'd I E,aul,es ,iilfs.ssEJltt 0rig-
g.s- BIity,iGtrsQ ant { 1,f'rllstis sirDia LINN
II So EtIiDns Ut xErsr, In 1n4 chsfs' 's.sr
INT i,t.E. tunr.iciEis fur the I,tErl'EH's.
The spraying ssinpIIiG h. issruD v'illA
tii,s .iEtarrs LIZ E-il ~ liz ssaa tad INT
,esIlreiuitHt 1iIr'nuEhnIn 1hs sanKEn.. 1lia
syr-EFtnCs si,DIlif III mn,s HrsgusIn
during musE-, naEl waEGiin- 1IHDrAt,is
10 ri,4 Development If the lsE1 E'i'rf
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Er.r7 arpErsn II 1i'V1 a'l' '. al
4. ,-sl. thing IF IL LIE 81" ,,s
g, ,'r,r,.a. They al Etrt tie 'ii-nH -, ~
u,,n T,.,sups -rrm Tana ID -liAA's
II Ji.h.:s~ - ,.,c,,.
r,,,,v IL rn,siWnfs LfHsr IHle - -,
gnu.,i1 rr.,-l.1stass,. BY susrT tfrhl'!- i''.
p,,p g,,1a d. 4 Iil'Ts iHnil's i'''sn- !,
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,-,,,,,,,.su ,,.,d r,n.ssn.i y;n.1,sL, .'Iir LIE
~. rpu, money INK
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SWARR00T FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

1,ns.. If r1iy u1ls nIgtinI1a Ttisf -z.tig
szsuf,e mn 1,r.-sml1ts1rt III . ngdfeus ID
r,r-i.pis uiinesrraa u lils EluIg1Es I,psr Eil1
Diatitisr.
-r. E.itnHrs E,wnnII, i4upt HrEnfa Ins
uIr.te.s; IN liz rsRsDr Iiigt II nas J1rprs.i
xn NE Just iait .rsulsty 1last,st II 1ilnuHsis-i
ir,,u1 thousands II cis1rsHBrng EEs'.s-
ssvrumI. j.nnt makes 1-isntH qnn.E-g os'
rnllss III mild amt InIuaciEts sfts.T. IL s.i.l
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nst.iInr vsgaEEilfs gnulIfnun--
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CpNrYFTE FLIDDEs ARE BEyT
puuxute auu Rrntzcf ifsnHf1h m AZ
Farm lxsninluiB Hnn ifnrrHHE Fsrnf-
it1s fDr fsarntsr.

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.antl always Hffnrfis a dtrg Spot dnr the
aritmtiH lissl. H,vHyw shower vttiAaaas
,ftm .a,1rfuuH arlsan and tiIfHhef tine
slfrnp,iiugs It1tD the nlHnure pits. Com
rrHte yaxfH Iligi1tsn tine wnrk IN sfhs
lhnusswffs, ms tfimre iiB IND mud I'D Be
trrunsmn ON the walks HnH ktrntTsn
tagur. Tine yuHe MI rliiiiar ib0utE lbs I'M
1puremxury. 0ln GDnrrste fftBurS n1t "a
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nuuuth nnfl nsasHahR. ODrcrate fttHus
ruuunts Hnfi alrntErt the lilaatfh m tfHrm
animals unit itnrHHaB the 1,rntfH 10
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D0DS0N SIuro
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iirtte eemtt lis simple amt pretty, With
uiHin bDtiR, piaifed skirt, ant srrlpes
:.niEtad III us u finish 40 collar mt
cuff
linsities these lkniEted ngftts there Hre
many nav -nlHtieis IL wnDl vefnlIr, p0tp
ciurh, tbrDatiniuth ant hDiiria, amt the
bwe4faealI eeDHtings work tori effective
lsy III euHts for little and larger girls
Most nj the cBth cUuts reveal trils
favor with which manufacturers ~
gartl the styles III wthicn the skirt fnor-
tim finres mUrs tur less; II is J,~artitr
ttiun tie straight line. fur ,ciiiiff-sn
Browns, TINS and blues promise -tD iu
the MOST lIupIiiar eOtors,; ttiew are tie
peltfiuDie THE iiressier ccpitts lutte
often Ihnve fur collars, and sometimes
both collars amt cuffs, IN tie less es
I,ensiye fIlrE.