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their desire grew to get down into fair
Iand below even though it was filled
with strange animals and folks. But
the could So" no way down, except to
fall down. The tunnel Orencd on the
steep inside wall of the island. There
was no path to the bottom-just
smooth surface Of rock. slanting sharply
iik" the roof of a house.
IF we had parachute we could
jump down like man jumps out of Il
bnlloun,' said Jack.
Just then an angry scream startled
them. They looked upward.
Right above them on a iutting crap
was II huge nest from which pceked
young birds of great size. The scream
had not come from these young birds
il had come from the mother bird soar
ing above. The mother bird was the
Target and ficrcest bird Jack and Janet
ever had behrld.
An eagle cried Red Wing. "I
have heard my grandfather tell of them,
too. The guns of the palcfnccs have
driven them away as they have the
buffalues.'
Look out :" cried Jack. The mo,hor
ragl" had made sudden swoop at .Tanct
In lodging it, Janet jumped to one
side. Her feet went over the edge OF
the cliff.
Quick as flash Jack grabbed her
bv the hand. II" couldn't stop her
fall and was himself dragged over the
edge.
As Jack fell. Red Wing seized his
free hand. The jerk upset Red Wing
and he, too. tumbcd out of the tunnel
ouening.
The mother eagle, having missed her
aim in swoOping at Janet was flaming
4 T.,
nt something to keep from falling,
grabbed the eagle by the leg. and hun:
| on.
= Down went all four. Janet. Jack, Red
Wing, and the sartlcd, Tapping engle.
The eagle beat the air tierccly with
its great wings, seeking frantically to
save itself. And 50 great was il
strength in it's struggles that it held
back the three children, slowing up II
Slide that otherwiS" would have dashed
them to pieces.
(FIOw Jack. Janet and Red Win.
land In the Island OF YESTERDAY will b,
told In the next chapter.)
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CHAPTER v
The I,aglp 'aracl,,ita

TANET and Red Wing looked with
= ast"ni>h"d eyes upon the inside Of
til" island bowl. They saw tle dense
woods, the m"adowS. the streams. ,h"
lakes, and then the Indian village.
"Igh :" grumt"d Red Wing. "It Is
like the picture of which my grand
father told m"-tHe picture brought by
the wild goose the picture of the lnnd
from which came the huge fish and the
monster bear. This is the land Of tn"
Lost P"ou!". This Is the Island Of
Yesterday
Jack and Janet wondered why Red
Wing vallcl !. the Island of Yesterday.
They n>k"d him th" reason.
~''Fh" picture Of this island brought
by III" wild guos" was picture such
Hs Indians drew long. long ago when
they wrote hy signs. explained Red
Wing. 1T Showed the Indians living
n> they did ia the great woods and ON
the broad plains before III" p0l"tar"s
came That is whv my fathers called
this the Island of Yesterday.
"I.o"k - cried Jack suddenly. See
those strang" animals with humps on
galIuNiug across broad meadow.
"Tgh, TA.> surely Is the Island Of
Yesterday" gruntel Red Wing ex.
cit"dly. "Ihos" are butfnloeS. have
seen pictures Of them. My grandfather
often has told of the happy hunting
they made for the Indians. One" they
w"rr n numerous aS mosquitoes on Il
summers night Now til" guns Of tn,
pa"iac"S have swept them away,
Bur .Jnn"t had seen something which
caused her TO grasp Jack $ arm, "Oh'
ou. See that bear ~ she cri"d, p"inrinI
10 the woods And Jack and Red Wing
too. said "Oh-oo.' when they saw th'
hear. for it was the largest bear OF
which their eyes ever had rested,
MANY other wonders did they sce, nm,
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AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
Department Of Public Works Bureau ~
City Property, to improve triangular lot
of ground at the intersection OF Chsten
avenue and Wister street as the site for A
memorial monument to the soldiers Of the
World WaI of the Twenty second and
Forty-second Wards.
Whereas. Citizens Of the Twenty second
and Forty-second Wards desire to erect q
wards who participated in the World War
And whereas. The intersection at Chelten
avenue and Wister street Is within and sd-
Jacent to those wards.
Section 1. The Council Of the City OF Phil
adelpha ordains. That the following De.
scrbed plot be set aside as a site for said
monument. to wit: All that triangular lot OF
ground begin ng at 4 point formed by ths
extension Of the north curb line of Chelten
avenue. westwardly from Wster street. and
OF the west curb line Of Wister street ex.
thence north six degrees forty-fve minutes
east siXty-four feet two and one-half inches
TO point; thence south forty degrees nine
minutes west seventy-eight feet four and
one-eighth inches to a point in the said north
curb limo OF Chelten avenue; thence along the
same south eighty-two degrees forty.nns
minutes east forty-tive feet four and hye.
eighths inchas to the beginning.
Sect. 2. That the Department Of Publi,
expend an amount not exceeding twelve hun
dred tl2Oo) dollars for the improvement OF
said site. and that the same is to he taken
out of Item 2Gl Loan. Bureau Of City Prop
srty.
Approved the 10th day OF July. A. D. 1922.
J. HAMPTON MOORE,
mo S10) Mayor Of Philadelphia
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT TO RENT-Modern ! or 8. room
house with yard. in suburbs. preferably
1.ansdowne sectiorn within 10 minutes ride
to city: give full particulars. moderate rent.
NJ 92l, Ledger OF cr -
BUYERS waiting for : and q rm. houses
downtown 70. Investment Rocttcr. lSth
and Morris.
A RESlDENt Z or business property. Spru =.
Locust or Walnut st, or cross streets
lith Z" 18Th SITS = 1926 i.edaer Office
CiIESrNI'T ST. ITth to 22d, must havy
rrsscssion within a year. J. i32i, Ledger
office.
IN y. r. sECrlON-Slx rooms bath. porch;
immediateIy; between $4,000 and $500;
private. NJ 933, Ledger Onice.
WAIT to bu, = ana 3 story dwellings, In
West Philadelphia or III South Philsdei.
tha Address T. sol. LEDGER OTice.
WANTEb.-A property for Investment be
tween Girard ave and Arch st, west Of
Rood It J 1920 ledser 0ftce. .--.---.-.
,iNN h UuA "rs for smril HOUSES down lOwh.
Caster & Rado 1910 : 18Th st.
Nr.SiphN'E on spruce. l.rust or Ws!nu,
ST.. 18Th to I'D ct. r 1890. Ledger Office
House on 18th or 10th ct, Pine to Chest
uut j l3.N, l"dser OnIcr.
ches,nuii st ST + 9is47. SH I%Iser oGt"t. ~
GNisAGE In center OF cilI. J. 1928 l."'lRer
office
WILL PURCHASE FACTORY
with power. 20 to 1000 su r., IN
l'hilHdeiuhia or within radius Ot
So miles; good water . necessary
factor In reply ting state fu.l details
Tur iusupuIiON T. I8nn lDdgpr ON
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT--IndN ,duaI garnses for com.
m"r"inl and pirasur" cars watts ST. b"Iow
NcnaugO ~, NRruah and NrNangu SITS in
,'uding light, heat. water. For terms npplA
80 W'W J Th rlas. a5i3 G"''n'nt"wn ave-
OFFICES FOR pENTlSl I'LL Srruc" =
newly equipped. 4 + EROW%. $40 Lii
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AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE r,,,
Purchasing Agent to transfer To- The III. ssmE
Motor Company. Inc. one used Pacssv,TS
and one used Cadillac automobile. in ns.,
consideration for two other cars, :" 's''
Section !. The Council OF the City Of phr
adelphia ordan ms That the Purcha sing kran,
is hereby authorized to transfer 10 tho Scn,ss
Motor Company, Inc. one used Packard ~
one used Cadillac automobile. numbers p5S pSS
and ca respectively, OF the Bureau of u,.h
ways In consideration OF which the ssis
company will allow IA reduction of one tbou'
sand three hundred 13OO) dollars in ~
price OF elk thousand three hundred snS S
forty-fve f8345) dollars. quoted FOR s ons
Stearne touring and one Stearns sedan . an
tomobie. "'
Approved the 10th day Of July. A. n, 100,
J. HAMPTON MOORE
ONo. S56) Mayor of Phladelphia
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DRENEi HILL
DREXEL HILL HOMES
DRENEI HEIGHTS
Building Lots
ELkISS PARK

30 FEET BY 100 DEEP. Sommors ave
Drexel Heights. VI. II. Shoemaker. Son
fistOWn Pa
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MORTGAGES
APPLICATIONS wanted nrst and second
mortgage funds.
MACEE & RODGERS

1900 Locust st. Phone Spruce o2os.oao.
Bl1l.DlNG asso. aud private funds ror is'
Samuel 4. Hall. s. ". cor = tn 4 Sanso,fl'
BUILDING ASSOCIATION FUND.-
70" desirable first and second mnrtEagss'
NRTlIR j bEi'POLl,, l3lS 'hcs,h"t .
MONEY a, once for 1st. "a and I'd mort
CAGES: also II and l.. funds quick results
IRVING RupOIPH, 2oi n. Broad ST. -
HAS your mortgages been calIen u"uaI "
first and second mortgages on han"' H. ="
SMITH. 500 W. Erie ave.
I HAVE $3.50 900 for first aud second nT, we,
gogcs. city and country. a '"-, l'u W.
MONEY FoOR GOOD FIRST MORTGAnEsS,
WILLIS. S.WINCHESTER CO. 20 = l'," -
FUNDS for ist and I'd mtges. quick reply
M H. Matatnger. Real Est. Trust Blos' 90
Fi'NDS-.lst AMI I'd Pnla. and Del -o,,1t
rh'ss s r r,rnch, 1'2 $. l"th. Snrs ~ =: ::
Also see advertisements In large Np' III
a.. ...,,liuV columns
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CLERKS OFFICE. CITY couNc,,

Philadelphia. July TN. in5s
This Is to certify that the bill entitled -,
ordinance to authorize certain transfers n
ments OF Clerk of Council. Coroner, S,,.
Commissioners. Prothonotary. Inspector Sny
County Prisons. Public Health Public ss,.oot
and Public Works" was returned hv LEY ~
Mayor to City Councils on the 9th dav ns
July. 1922. with his approval. except a. V 81
the item heretofore fully set forth "
And said item. having been again oc,.,.
cred. was passed on the same day BY Msc.
of: yeas. II: nays. 2. '"s
The said item. having been passed nv ~.
Council by a vote of three-ffths Of Tho rn. NV
bers elected. agreeably to the proyvson.o o.ss
the Act of Assembly approved June % io,SSt
entitled IAN act for the better governnonV ";
cities OF the first class OF this Commn.ut .t
wealth. II has become as effective as IL ~.
Mayor had approved II. 'hs
WILLIAM w. FELTON,
(No. S55) Acting Clerk Of Counc,
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nzvga ESTATE OF HENRY A, no

NI0NEI.; d"tnstd : LetteFs testa-
mentary upon the estate of Henry A. Hor-
nickel deceased. haying heen granted to
ndebed to the sad estate s 70
make payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them. without
delay at the office OF the said company,
Nos. 325 1881 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
WIN. p. GEST.
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n54s5s ESTATE OF FRANCIs HOWARD

tamentary upon TIE estate of Francis How.
ard Williams. decens scd. having been granted
70 FIDELITY TRUST COMPA;'Y ana
sons indebted to the said estate are, "a.
quested to make payment. and those hav'
ing claims against Lhe same to present them,
without delay. at tho office of the said com.
pany. Nos. 325-33l Chestnut street. Phia-
delpha.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Wsg9 T1SH II VF HANNAH TA1 I.OK, DE.
Ceased--Letters tostamentary upon tho
estate OF Hannah TAYLOR. deceased, having
been granted 10 Radciif Furness. ali per:
sons indebted to the said estate are r.
auested to make payment. and those having
claims against the, same to present them.
without delay, at tbs office of his attorney
in-fact. Fidelity Trust Company. Nos, S36.
38l Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA
WM. +. GEST
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WAI. 7. GEST.
c.sys IN THE OPRHANS' COURT OF
No. e''"'' wy ~, ''xprli Term. 1921,

No. 722. April Term. 1922,
Estate OF John NJ. Kramlich. deceased.
To the heirs, legatees, creditors and other
persons Interested in said estate:
Notice is hereby given that Hester Foley
Kramlich executrx. has filed in the offcs
Of the CIerk Of the Court her petition nrsy.
Of tho decedent. No GA Arthur St. Phis.
delpha IS. w. side Arthur ct. l15 s. y.
deep), at private sale to Horace r. Moeshlin
and Anna j.. his wife. for the sum Of s24oo
isubiect to mortgages Of $1,000, for the pay
ment of the decedehts debts and widows
exemption. II no exceptions are filed thereto
or objections made to granting the same. the
Court Will be asked TO- take action upon the
petition on FRIDAY July 81, 1929. upon tho
DAVID G. HUNTER,
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CLERKS OFFICE. cry co,o,,.,

This Ia to certify that the bjii sptti,,i is2x.
Ordinance to authorize tho opening OF s,,A,Mn An
eishth avenue north. from Ogontz ayenus
i.imekiln pike" was returned by the MO 70
to City Council on the sixth day Of iyor in,,lr
1929. without his approval. Vi 'u'y.
The said bill having been again cons,d.,..
was pa ssed on the same day by a vo,. "a
yeas. II; nays. 2. '''o OF
The said bill having. been passed BY ~,
members elected. agree ably to tho provi,,osnnss sns
of the Act Of Assembly approved Jins sns ~
1919. entitled IAN act for the better $50 SS.
ernment OF cities Of the first class Of Ky. Ky:
Ccmmonwealth,' It has become as effectIvss
as IL tho Mayor had approved Il, 'e''''s
WILLIAM W. FELTON,
mo. 64S) Acting Clerk OF Council
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5J4l CARLISLE ST.. h"i,w S,'n"r,llls ave
new stuu" house. EHraGe. & rooms. tIl~
bath shower. whit" and muhOgarr finish
i r..""d porch. Sl"u Lnu"th. ArI'N office
|r0Hi & Sou'rvil" ave" ROht. i Hamilton
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t,:,,;;.iE. ESTATE OF JOHN L. pERRICKsON.

w deCen sed-Lettors OF admnIstra!oh
c. t. g.. upon the estate of John J.. Derrick'
DEL Try TRUST COMPANY, all persons In
dobted TO the said estate are requested 10
make payment. and those having claims
against the same to present them, without
delay at the office oC the said company, NOS
S25-33l Chestnut ST.. Phlladelnhia
WILLIAM Il. GEST,
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TSSR, ESTATE OF JNO. A. CRANE. de.
W. Ceased-Letters testamentary upon the
estate Of JnO. 4. Crane, deceased, having
ben granted to FIDELITY TRUST CON.
pANY and EMILE NJ. CRANE. all persons
indebted 10 the said estate are requested 10
make payment. and those having claims
against the same to present them, w'thous
delay, at the office OF the said company
Nos 3o5-33l Chestnut st. Phtladelrhia
~ WILLIAM =. GEST.
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PENNSYINNNIA EARNS

SELL your Wildwood real estate In my mex,
realtor. Widwona \ j "''4
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

LARGE twin house. nicely furn.. N, III VEN,
winter coal: conv. & beautifnl nshpn nss n,vnar
,i I'd nriy,tp garage opt; YEARLY least; "ssn,,h'
TTetItn All Ar. Ph Belmont h2ai. III y. oV'''
WEST rnIJADnLrHA
.vt,,,.rIrTt, 1O.ROOM INCLOSEl,r,,,mHrs,n u
iiOME NEAR 500 AND CHIPS ''''
WE,HiET1rnR " WyE,HiTrR e. >RE;DplNu. 30 $. 18TH ST
rr>>syLvANIA-- SUBURBAN
,,,r,I.h.a ., large rooms. with
,,;va;e bath and all convenirnSess, S;a
cent 10 the Merton club and hnN"ri ,n'r ocbi,drrn
,W''' ~, 't.s rod: from July 20 until Sep'en'oef -
Phon" Ar'lmore III" --.------- -
NEW JERSEy-SVBt RbAN --
ruE REST Furnished room r,%mm, TeTrv; ali
trolI,.y line. 20 minutes lgt%,n LON AUGUST Is
'l''' 49, 80 II o2n Ledger oIlC.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN EpAuufui colonial
home, eXr"llent condition. all Cuuy-uieuc,.S
IL larg" rooms, hr'rlac"; suarInus purrn,s
old shade, acres III lawn, %-',r garage
central l.anghnTn". prl" SlI,nlu. SiHH4rI
Hughes, LanEhurnr. Phone - X >
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- -s--s -a------
LOST AND FOUND
ORDINANCES

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
sixth avenue north to ogontz avenre.
Section |. The Council OF tho CITY of
Philadelphia ordains. That the Depa tmsnt
OF Public Works be authorized and directed
to notify tho owners OF property over and
through which Wyncote avenue. from Sixty
sixth avenue north to OgontZ avenue. Will
pass, that at the expiration OF three months
from the date OF said notice said street viii
DO required FOR public use.
Sect. ., The Mayor Of the City is hereby by
behalf OF the City Of Philadelphia. for tn"
payment of nny damaSss s which ,Ir may be ss;d IA
si ~eet: upor the filirg Of said bond and nt
the expiration Of the said three months the
Director Of Public Works shall forthwith
proceed to open. said street
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,-;s;5 ESTATE OF CATHARINE II. NJ.

Ns;o ESTATE OF CATHARINE II. Ne
sS DOWELL. deceased - Letters testa.
mentary upon, the estate Of Catharin::
tn 'FIDELiTY TRUST COMPANY. and
CHARI.ES MCDOWELL, all persons in.
debted to the said estate are requested 10
make payment. and those having GLAZING
against the same to present them. wthous
delay, at the office OF the said company
Nos 325-33l Chestnut street Phlladeph'A
VIM. p. GEST.
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YOUN ! MAN, high school graduate; must
be good at figures and familiar with TAX.
Ing of quantities from blue prints; excellent
chance FOR advancement; must be Gentile'
i 1896. Ledger Ofnce.
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HELP wANTED-MALE
General

SALESMEN--write for list Of lines and
full particulars: earn S2500 to SiO,uoy
yearly: big demand for men: ir1experienced
or experienced; city or travelling. National
Galesnen's, Tr. Asso., Dept. 217, Chicaso.
MEN wanted. Govern. postal clerks. carriers;
For application August 1. 1421 Ledger
Ogice.
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PENNSyLVANIA FARMS

ANY CHURCH urUhanage or children =
home wishing 10 buy l33,arr" farm, for
philadelphia should call an ] LOUIS Eat,s
1924 Real Estate Trust Bldg
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pooMs FOR RENT

EXCLUSIVE private il"'ne-,Nu,a,nct, business
lu'm- ,, W' ,cnt phone Overhrook 2OS' W.
.02s Ncwly renovated r""Irs' eGnrs
liES liEn;Sh ~ IH,i wTthou. baths; hardwood ho"'''
srHrrE. o1o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rnams ''1 With
pfivate bath; also Single ''''
,n.,n"" ,cr,, ,so HOTEL HrRlcI cI.csmiTTss,i ssmni,Ts
snoprnE district n"sr SIai,o Sdaiy, w'kiy rates
s'ST HswT ST. Tscoraed d." "eloctri@'y phone clear
ting room. furnished
sired Woodland S7lo. I,-S SinrI.
llTH $. 3lG tnear spruce, ~. attractively
futmishaI %mn "I"U:, summer rates, Walnut ''o" "n
ETH y 5llHmB@outitNna1 t"v: s.63 j.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

WIDOW MUST SELL poultry piHnt. casv
walk to trolley; corner place; attractive
house, u large rooms, complete bath, gas.
electricity: modern poultry houses for 1900
brooder houses li0O-chiCk capacity. ga.
rage, feedhousc, barn; between I and :
acres: beautiful shade, lawn hedges shrub
berry; PRICE for quick sale. s6sOU, s2OOp
cash. write also send for illustrated farm
catalosue: BRAY MacGEORGE, VINE
LAND. y. J
1850 BUYS a 5-acra fruit and poultry farm
. In best section OF South Jersey, no build
thSe; handy TO large markets; climate, soil.
waeer unsurpassed payments ,EsSklS
S0S Walnut st.. Philadelphia.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT
10TH ST. y gll9-Cor. brand new. furn,.
IgkuLy If b. cleo
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NEW JERSEY EY-->rBrRn,N
$45O0-POSS. AT ONCE
COII.INt,SWOOD


WILL SELL YOU Fa!rv,"w home and
you pay me YOU would pny rent
S25 10 :35 monthly. houses are selling Tor
one-half OF building cost down payment
conveniently small, q posra. chsd or rnons
Call will bring VOL fu! particulars SASIJ' Ell,
ROSSNER lH0S Ceilings road. Fairview
Camden. y, ]. Camden 3lG5 :. O.en sun.
dAYs and ~. .nlnHs
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IENEINTOWS
I.N\GlIDR NJ.

JENE1NTD owns 10000: now stuCro dwel'ing
possession At once. financed.
ALBERT HALL. Land Title l.llg. Srr T4ei
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r,Ss5a ESTATE OF EMMA l.. ROBSON, DE-
~ ceased--Lctters testamentary upon ths
estate OF Emma l.. Robson. deceased, hay:
ing been granted to FIDELITY TRUsT
all persons indebted 20 the saia
estate nre requested TO make payment ana
those having claims against the same to
present them. without delay. at the ohce os
the sad company. Nos. 825-33i Chestnut s"'
WILLIAM T, GEsT,
ant
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SENSATION OF The
MEDICAL WORLD
Calotabs, The Purified and REIN
ed Calomel Tablet, Does Not
GRIPPE, Nauseate Nor Salivate.

The horrors of Saturday night
Calomel-taking are thing of the
past According to druggists, Gallo
tabs the de-nauseated calomel tab
let is a grand success, the triumph
of modern pharmacy, Not the
slightest danger of unpleasantness
attends its use and yet it exhibits
all Of the liver-cleansing and sys-
tem-purifying qualities of the old
style caomel.
There can be no doubt that calomel
is the most valuable and universal
ly useful of all medicines and now
that its Objectionable qualities have
been removed its popularity will have
no bounds. One Calotab on the
tongue at bedtime, with a swallow
of water,--no taste, no Nausea, or
unpleasantness whatever. The next
morning you are feeling fine, liver
clean, splendid appetite. Eat what
you please-no danger.
Beware of limitations! Genuine
Calotabs are sold only in Checker
board" (black and white) packages
bearing the copyrighted trademark
"Calotabs." The large, family size
sells for thirty-five cents; vest-pock-
ct size, ten cents. All dealers are
authorized to refund the price if you
are not delighted with Calotabs-adv
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tions. bent over the old woman and
patted her, rafting, and said, That's
all right, Mother. That's all right.
III look after him. I'll bring him
back. That's all right, Mother" And
ran on, jingli(. Doo-dal Doo-da
Day!
The column passed and was gone.
he could do nothing now. Four
ocolck in the morning. But ne must
do something now He followed to
the station. The men were entrain-
ing. Presentely his opportunity came
in a sight of Colonel Rattray, who
commanded the depot and was not
going, standing for a minute alone.
Sabre said, feeling extraordinarily
embarrassed, 81 say, Colonel, want
to get into this"
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-07
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

In the summer of 1914, Mark Sa'
bre finds that he is estranged from
human sympathy and understanding
with the sole exception of Lady Mona
Tybar, an old sweetheart, now un-
happily married Sabre's prosaic and
snobbish wife, Mabel, fails under
stand her husbands poetic and whim-
steal temperament. In business he is
undermined by jealous associates in
the firm of Fortune, East and Sa-
bre and promised partnership is d.
verified from him to Twyning. At
this point, Nona's life with Tybar is
intolerable and she asks Sabre to
take her away. War is declared and
Sabre rushes to inform his wife.