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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CASH PAID for wool at the Richard
son Market. 72-tf
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Addie AIDES Adventures

EXCfTAIENT THAT was what Addic
wanted Something to take her mind
off jim To get away from everything
that would remind her of him. Il
think I'll go to the
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I'm Gofng-Next Meek. >

SATD-Addie. who had turned away and
started to leave the room. ''Why-I
can't let you," Dad exclaimed, jumping
to his feet You
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

HHFsf HHHHH HHHH
County Attorney
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HEAVY GALE HITS
CITY OF CHICAGO
Several Killed When Win
dows, Signs and Wires
Are Thrown to Street

CHICAGO. April 19.--Several per-
sors we're killed and scores injured
,,dav BY 6O-mile wind which up
rooted trees. unroofed many build
prs and destroyed hundreds Of win
IoVs and signs.
snow nurries and freezing tom
,er.urcs followed in the wake or
ibe gale. which lashed the lake into
frrv and caused storm warnings to
be- 4.nt broadcast 70 mariners.
Dr. The downtown district he tall
buildings acted as giant wind scoops.
catching the gale and shooting a
into the streets.
mounted policeman was blown
nom his horse while riding 90 the
rescue Of an overturned wagon. on
,rp downtown corner alone seven
wagons were overturned bv tho wind
IN less than two hours Many auto
mobile tops were whipped from ma
chimes.
one hoy was killed by a falling
sirn. "A man died from INJURIES re-
,oIvpd when he was strNCk by tree,
and another was fatally injured when
ho came into contact with an cleo
tri" wire.
Scores Of persons attending n
Meeting I'm tho Emmanuel Baptist
church narrowly escaped injury when
flc top Of the spire was blown down
and fou through the roof OF the
auditorium, accompanied by big
blH KS of stone. Several persons
voro blurred when the roof OF tho
north ido Turner han was looscnod.
sending "a shower Of bric6s into the
surrounding streets.
During the height Of the gale tho
coast guard hegou n hard tusslo to
rcsCuo the Uncle Sam. a fishing
craze. with four men on board, which
became disabled near tho mouth OF
the r,yor The boat was badly
pounded by the waves before tho
men were taken Off. 4 lookout was
kept FOR the Half Tath, "A small
power fishing boat which has been
missing since last night. The boat
disappeared yesterday 10 lay fishing
nets. Tho snow flurries and cold
wave were due, according TO the
weather bureau. 10 storm I'm Wis
consin. which Travelled United States
ward from Manitoba. and is now
moving east across the lakes.
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LEGAL

bonds shall be delivered t1 the purchaser
uuun payment ~ the purchase rtl,e there.
o. which shall not be less than par aud
accrued interest.
The proceeds derived from the sale of
said bonds shall be placed ir q special
tuui ana used solely Tor tho purpose OF
providing funds for the purpose Get out ln
section hereof
SECTION {; That continuing annual
tax sufficient 90 pay tho iut,itt on said
providing sinking fund with which Co
pay the principal uf said bonds when due.
shall be and is hereby ordered levied upon
HII the taxable property tr tuIu CITY iu
addition 60 ull other taxes, said sinking
fund 90 DO dus.ruutHd "Ihc s,wor Main
ana sui. Main bonds OF lH2a sinking
tuud" Said tex snail bv sufficient to
provide 10 each OF The following years tho
following amounts.
For rrInclpal sash. year. io2a to i9is.
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Pubishcd in The Tulsa Daily World,
April .. T. S. 1879. ana re-published
Aprll 10. 20, 81, 1879. world Publish
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Publlshcd In The Tulsa Daily World:
April :, 4 5. ig2s ana re,pnoil,s,hssd
ing Co, publlsher)
ORDINANCE No. s2So.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE ISSUANCE or NEGOTIABLE
SEWER MAIN AND suB.MAlN So
RIAL COUPON BONDS IN THE AG-
GREGATE PRINCIPAL SUM on
NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND G9Oo,-
O0O.OOD DOLLARS BY THE CITY or
6KLNHoMA, AuTHoRIaEB AZ Az
ELECTION DULY CALLED AND
HELD FOR SUCH PURPOSE; PRE-
. sCRlnING FORM OF BoNpsi PRO
.NfDING LEVY or AN ANNUAL TAX
FOR THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST ON THE SAME
FINGNG OTHER DETAILS or THE
ISSUE AND DECLARING AN EAEh-
WHEREAs. on tho iith day OF March.
1879, pursuant 70 notice duly given, an
Tulsa County. state Of oklahoma, Tor tho
purpose OF submitting 20 the qualified
property tax-paying voters the question ot
the Issuance uf the bonds OF said city in
dred Thousand G900,0Oo.O0) Dollars. 10
become duo serlaly within twenty-five
t25J years from the date Of Issuance, bear
ing interest not % exceed five and one
half Bhl per Ccutum per Hnnum, inter-
eFt payable somi-Hnnunlly March lHt and
November is,, for the purpose OF providing
funds to dCtray the expense ana pay tho
cost OF constructing, extending and equlp-
ping additional Eurm sewer mains ana sub
mains. 10 be owned exclusively by said
city a. a public utility; 10 levy and collect
an annual tax, IN addition 20 all other
taxes. upon all the taxable property in
said city sufficient 20 pay the interest on
said bonds as n falls due, and 70 provide
and constitute a sinking fund for tho pay
ntrnt OF the principal thereof when due.
WHEREAS, Gs shown by the canvass OF
the returns of the county election board
and the mayor and board OF commission
era as city special cauvassing election
board at said election, there were cast
by the qualified property tHN-paying Nut-
ers in said city 1440 votes, OF which
$50 votes were IN favor and 4t7 votes were
against the issuance OF said bonds ana
votes were mutilatcd bniiutsi and.
WHEREAS. lawful majority Of the
qualified property taN-paying voters vot-
Ing on said proposition, cast their ballots
IN favor Of the Issuance Of said bonds, the
issuance thereof has been duly authorized.
NOW THEREFORE,. BE IT or.
DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
HOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF TULSA. STATE or
OKLAHOMA
sECTlON A. That there are hereby
ordered ana directed 20 be issued negotia-
bic serial coupon bonds OF said city I'm
accordance with the forms ~ hereinafter
sct out In the aggregate principal amount
OF Nine Hundred Thousand A5OO,OOO,OO)
Dollars which said bonds shall DO deHlg-
mated ais "Sower Main and sub Main Bonds
0f 1899" and shall be nine hundred t9o0l
IN number numbered from one lll 20 nine
hundred 5000, both Inclusive. Of the de-
nomination of one Thousand $4,000 0Ol
poIlars each. shall be dated May !, lg22
and become due and payable In the ag-
grogate amounts and ON the dates as fol-
/ - v...yt ntrArlrnAT
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ana bear Interest from their date until
psid Bt the rate Of five and one-half
ibibcLD per ceutum per annum, payable
senii-annually on the ist day Of May ana
November In each year, except the tlTat
coupon shall mature on the lst DAY ot
Msy. ieeg which installmeuts 10 date Of
maturity of principal shall be evidenced
of said bonds. and both principal ana In
terest shall be payable in lawful money
of the United states uf America AZ the
fiscal agency Of the state Of oklahoma az
Now York CIV state Of New York, ana
In the event said fiscal agency shan here
after DO discontinued the same shah be
pavsbls AT tbe Mechanics and Metals Ma
tonaI RANK I'M the said CIty o. New York,
state OF New York. and in the event the
said fiscal agency Of the state ot okla
h0ma IN the said city N N,,W foiN, sthts ..l,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
SIDELIGHTS ON CAR SELLING
Tulsa Distributor Tells Rotarlnns of
prcnllnrltIcs of Ills pnfrnns-

'"' ',,' '"'''r i'll7 hbthIllnS OF
Pccnliaritics of His Patrons.
stanley Thomas OF the Thom -
Motor Car company. threw SOME in
terestlng sidellghts on the auto in
dusiry In n speech before the Ro-
tary club Wednesday noon. He de-
scrIbod the different kinds of car
customers, from the one who wants
20 trade the old for the new to the
one who desires car at cost price
because his example will set ali his
friends TO purchasing the same make
and again to the customer who
wants percentage for selling a car
10 friend. r. w. Adams. new gem
cral field secretary for the Automo-
bile club Of oklahoma. spoke on the
agitation begun by the club for a
state primary road system.
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@.-G

!. o. o. y. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Hall, li2h South Boulder
AURORA LoDnE NO S. l. o. o. =
Meets every Wcdncsday evening, 1870
NJ L. TOMBSTONE. Secretary.
g, W. GATES, n. O.
every Tuesday evening, 7gO.
9. W. FOLTI, ~ q.
}. r. MOORE, Secretary.
TULSA ENcAMPMEN1 NO tsL DOR
Mccts on Second ana Fourth Friday OF
J. L HUuHLETT, c. p.
Il. a. FULLER, Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. 80. !. o. O. "
Regular meeting first and third Friday
MRS. ROSE WHITE N. a.
Mrs. CARRY DAVIS, SEQ.
TULSA CANToN NO. 10 O. o. v
Patriarch Militant. First saturday each
!. q. MOORE. Capt
q. II. FULLER. Clerk
ORDER or LOYAL SONS. Tulsa Firssid.
No. ?. second and fourth Saturday each
sAYMQ2ES2o -, EisgER, s.t!s y W.
MIDAS LODGE NO. 6oi. l. o. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening West Tulsa
u. }. sLINKARD, Secretary.
UNITED COMMERCIAL rhAVELEHa
TUlsB Council No tbS
ReFusr meeting Saturday.
IN March 20. i92a.
WHEsa II Al L. pOuHDsToNE, s. C.
N~AAeA CHAa A NyHRq ase's
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Attorney General. Ex-Officio
Huul Commissioner Ot the
State gf Oklahoma.

SECTION 90 That each Of said bonds
shall be signed by tho mayor and tho cur-
porate seal OF said city affixed thereto and
attosted By the city auditor OF said city
ana each Of said interest coupons shall be
executed by tho autographed facsimile
signatures OF GHld mayor and city auditor
that said Officers be and are hereby au-
ana interest coupons 70 be prepared ana 90
execute the same for and on behalf Of
said city; have the same registered by the
city treasurer, endorsed by the county
clerk aud county attorney ana presented
20 the attorney general, -1-oifclo bond
cnmmiFsl0ncr, together with a certified
transcript Cf ell proceedings had IN con-
uectiOn with their issue, Tor mis- approval
aud endorsement; that thereafter Ha!d
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city Auditor.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
LlL-N-rN lN lLI-I- A-.a

ITT7NT VI 7 IN =
We, the undersigned, county attorney
and county clcrk roHpoctivoly Of said
county. In said state. In which the within
named city is situate, hereby certify that
the within bond is one Of series OF bonds
Issued by the said city pursuant 70 law,
aud that the entire issue Of said bonds
is within the debt limit imposed upon said
city by tho constitution ana laws Of the
state Of Oklahoma
WITNESS our respective official hands
and the zeal Of said county this........,
day Of May. a. y. 10 .,"
sHfHsFsfHsfsFttH
County Attorney.
90. 4 L
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Automobiles
AlrNMNnII-Is rNN sNIr


MruCER UuAuarEH
Mercer roudHtor excellent condition, Tor
s'lo ne hnrrnlu 'ctar 'tts
SENIN .rAaaENGEH Huirk. good ono and
I'm Al condition. $500 cash or VIII
make terms Goo responsible party ". a..
Hughes O71Fe 7hN mr. cedar ist.
swARruuur a TERwiLLEdER
Authorized Ford Service
s.u E. Frankfort 81
Phone Cedar 1853.
We make driving your Ford pleasure.
A personal service ~ superior quality.
Reasonable oost nnd courteous attention.
WHY TAKE your car 60 sarage when
YOU can have II tcpaired st home BY
mechanic who con furnish written cree
drnuulH. an work. EuarantcedT For ap-
puirtWtut coll usage lt9i-J.
WILL sACMrlCE limited number Of Al
atsudnrt make fully guaranteed rib ana
uon.skld cord tires. aa tollows'
#;,;;stii; ;,;ts; ;i;;i!I'$..""ii ;s:s ;;ss::ss "%:;;: %:;I:
Uncallci fr 'lrcs and tubos cheap.
1904 3. Main H.
WANTED -Iood used Ford coupe body I;
viii nay cash. oroge s7G9. s7G9.-..---------.-
1919 nuich touring ..........n.iitO
1890 Ford roadster ,...,..........tieb
i0i3 HUDSON super. ak ......,......f22b
lpls uuick Hoadstor ....'.-.,',t t2sl
1890 Chevrolet baby grand f2tb
1919 ruiyi, touring 7-pnasengor .,.tt2b
1919 Dodge sedan .t.....s.s.....s,fAbO
Packard twin ak roadster,
Terms.
USED MOTORS
Eighth ana Main.
$40 PEH MONTH FOR dead storage, iis
per month Tor live storage. Boulder
Garage. 40 y boulder
1871 uubHDN apeodater, by owner, new
paint; weatiuFhouse shock absorbers.
Al mechanical condition. would con-
slider Ford, with balance cash. Call
cedar 1850, ask for McWllllamA
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HOND DEPARTMENT
I hereby certify that / have examined
a certified copy of tho record Of proceed
iuEs taken preliminary 10 and IN the is-
suauce OF tho within b1udi that such pro-
cotdInEs and such bond show lawful nu-
thority for the issue ana are In accordance
with the forms and methods Of procedure
prescribed and provided By me Tor the is
sunuCe Of bonds ~ like Kind ana that
said bond II re- valid and binding 0bllEa-
ton according 10 its tenor and terms, and,
uuIor the provisions Of law in effect
March 20, 1910. recurring the certificate ~
thee bond CumwHHIJuer Of the State o.
Oklahoma thereon, is incouteFtablu in any
court In tho state Of Oklahoma unless suit
thereon shall be brought 10 a court have
ing jurisdiction Of the same within thirty
days from tho date or this approval Of
said bond appearing IN the caption hereto.
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tsEAL3
STATE or OKLAHOMA
COUNTY or TULSA--ss
the uutaTRIgUsl tU

COUNTY OF IilSA--ss
]. the undersigned, the duly qualified
and acting treasurer Of tho within named
city. Ia the said county ana state hereby
within bond IN my office on this, tho lot
day Of May, 1919
WITNESS my hand tho dato above
wrltt0u.
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DROPSY 4: :i: .;.' ;.:; e; s.. ]. ~: rs: 6:
.suuu.zz-u--nu4zuNs hours swelling f-.
duDtd iu a few DAYS.
rppuintoa tho liver. biduoya. stomach and
hpnTt IurIura Tho blood. strengthens the
entire s,atru. NrIto FOR Free Ttbl
Treatment JoiItN pNOrSN REMEDY
CO.. Dcpt. IDS. ATLANTA, "a.
Advertisement q 4
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fHId TAX gG@. sy $50. e. hereby ordered
certified. levied, and extended uppu tho
tax rolls ana collected by tho ssua Off
GERS, in the Hpwe manner and az the same
time a. tho taxes Tor general purposes IN
each M said years are CrrtIfIDd, lovled.
extended ana collected; that nIl funds de-
rived from said taN shall he placed in said
sinking fund, which, together with al In
terost collected on same, shall be irroyocn-
bly, pledged 90 tho payment Of the inter-
est on ana principal ut ssll bonds when
ana a4 tho same shall fall due.
SECTION g. Thet by reason of said
city being without adequate storm water
drainage, u is deemed and hereby declared
necessary Tor tho prcservation Uf the pub
lie health peace. ana safety that said
Ftructed without delay. and 90 that end
this ordinance shall become operative i'm
mediatoly.
wHEREFoRE, an emergency IA hereby
declared 20 ssist and this ordinance shall
he In hili force aud effect Immediately
from ana after It's paasagc. approval. and
publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately this 3ist DAY OF March.
APPROVED this 3ist day Of March,
T. D. EVANS.
Mayor
(sEAL)
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
FRANK Y. DUNCAN.
city Attorney,
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(sIsAI)
Attest:

Altthis
HsssHHsHssssssss
city Auditor.
Crorm Of Coupon)
Coupon No,..... 80. S..,,,,ttt,..
May
on the Ist day % November. l9..... the
City Of Tulsa, in the state ~ oklahoma,
promises to pay 10 bearer the sum of.,.,,
.s.sssssssssss .ss.ssss ssftt ~
Dollars in lawful money of the United
states ~ America, at the fiscal agency ~
the State OF Oklahoma IN the city and
gtate uf New York, or In the event of the
dlscuutluuuuco Of such agency at the Me-
chanlcs and Metals National Bank IN she
said city ana state Of New York, or IN
tho event Of the discontuuhnce ~ both
said fiscal agency ana MechHuIcH and Met
ais National Bank at the office Of tho
city Treasurer Of the city OF Tulsa, state
Of Oklahoma. for interest due that DAY on
rs Sewer Main Hnd Sub-Main liund Of
1899, lt Tulsa. Oklahoma. OF ono Thou
sand $1,000. .UOl Dollars
Dated May /. 1922. No.,.,...
Mayor!
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Uubiished in The Tulsa paIIy World.
Aprl rs. 40, 90, n, 20, isse. World Pub.
"'glhE company publlshorb
NnllCE FOR HEARING ON
ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING m
SihEEI IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NNMbER $50, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
=, M compliance with the resolution OF the
E.etd OF Commissioners adopted on the
LNh DAY OF April ig22, notice Is hereby
tH,n mat the Board OF Commlssioners
Vi lhe city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has ex-
anlhel the estimate ana statement OF tho
w tNtlncer as 10 the amount OF the
,1't ot the vibrolithlc concrete Pavement
wnNh should be assessed against the sbut.
uuk property the property benefited,
sle niher property liable to assessment
By pUl ne owners thereof, In STREET M
thD EEMENT DISTRICT No. $50. which
wg.41ea III following described partitions
OF Hlreetg, to.Wit!
~. LOUIS AVENUE, From the
sgulh line OF Fifteenth Stree. TO the
Worm line of Nineteenth Street, In
ufcutt Addition.
Ana said Board of Commissioner has
I'9plutlon duly approved the nforesal IA
a,,inent ana estimate ot the city en-
sn.er and hag determined 20 assess the
~, or tho improvements In said dis
l AGAINST the Hbuttlng property, tho
G'I'iy benefited. and other property la
'9 easement and the owners thereof,
aa i.IuWH, fO-VIts
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VACATION PLACES
MmrRr TO Ear

USDER NEw MANAGEMENT
Martha Washington cafe. OsaBo s7gs.
a|l s. DENVER
The two best places 10 eat are here ana
NJ home
wANTrD-RooMs on HOARD as
ROOM WANTEu--ln private home. room
must ba well situated. convenient to
bath and in nice residential district;
prefer home with gBrage space tor one
car available. $50, care World.
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LEGAL.S

publlshed In tie tulsa World. April IL.
10 10. II. IS. 10, 20. 81. 22. 80, 1879
World Publishing company, publiphprl
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS.
BIDS Will be received At the office Of
NE CITY Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma, until
o'clock .. m. Monday April cath, 1921
tor the construction of a Sanitary sewer
including laterHls connections, and other
sppurtennnces for Sewer District No lS2.
- created and established by Ordinance
Gay ~ March, 1889
Plans profllcs and Specifications for the
construction Of said sewer system and Rp-
llrienances have been adopted BY the
Mayor and Board OF Commissioners OF
tlId city ana are now on flo In the office
OF the city Engineer.
BIDS must be made upon tho official
proposal sheets of tho city OF Tulsa
The rights to reject any and all bids N
reserved TO the Board ~ Commissioners
OF the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
certified check for the sum Of five t5l
per rent of the amount ~ the bid will be
required from each bidder.
All bids Will be opened and considered
hy the Boatd Of Commissioners Of said
NY ~ meeting Of said Board 10 be
h'il ~ tho city Hall IN said city NJ .
y1pe@ a. M on the 25th day OF April,
ANY and al parties Interested are here.
ny houted that they may appear and pro-
i'sl aFHins' or object 10 said proposed
unlfnvemet or any part thereof or any
Ni.ltr or thlug IN relation thereto. az
aN meeting OF the said Board % Com.
".hl'ntrs on tho 25th day Of APRIL 1922.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
AaH#
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Board and Rooms

IiGHr HOUSEKEEPING Rooms 4
ARCHER. W. l7H--Ono suite " rooni
two single rooms for light housckesp
ing.
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continued. The Star doesn't believe in
making a railroad run a train that
doesn't pay just to accommodate
small proportion of the people along
its route. We are tolerably sure that
the Ocala- Chiefiand train doesn't pay,
and will be totally unnecessary when
the Dixie Highway between here and
Gainesville is fnished-that is, it will
be unnecessary to Ocala and Marion
county. We are inclined to think
Sunny Jim would pay better as six
day train than a three-day a week
train, and as for trains nine and ten,
we are unable to pass any opinion on
them. Let Mr. Macarthur inform Ocala
people what sort of a schedule he pro-
poses to give them between this city
and Palatka, and they will be better
able to come to conclusion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-02-01

The Ocala Star repudiates the Tele-
grams suggestion of the turkey as
the national bird because turkeys are
arrant towards. Male or female, they
won't fight for each other, their young
or even their own lives" Now that is
plain and out SANDER, and would be
actionable if Mr.. Gobbler had any
standing in our courts. If Brother
Benjamin thinks the turkey won't
fight, just let him slip his orize game
cock into the pen with the he-turkey
and his harem.-Lakeland Telegram.
We never were quite poor enough to
own a gamecock, Harry; but any one
of those we never had could have run
the biggest gobbler you ever saw off
his legs. We have seen both Ma and
Pa Turkey fly and leave their helpless
chicks in danger, when under the same
circumstances an ornery barnyard hen
would be ruffing and scolding and
doing her best to defend her offspring.
If we are going to take the eagle off
our coat of arms, why not replace him
with the mockingbird. He is native
American, he is handsome, talented
and as brave as anything that flies.
without being cruel. Think it over,
Harry.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-02-01

Mr.. Jas. R. Brumby of Marietta,
Ga, Ocala's newly elected city man.
ager, was in town Monday, looking
the field over. Mr.. Brumby will ar
rive here, to assume the duties of his
Office Feb. 15. He has been manager
at Marietta for several years, and is
now closing his third term there. He
is civil and mechanical engineer and
has high recommendations. Now that
Mr.. Brumby has been elected to the
office of city manager of Ocala, it is
the duty and will be to the interest
of our citizens to give him a fair
show. He is expected to improve con-
ditions and save the taxpayers money.
He can't do this if selfish interests and
individuals are allowed to hamper his
work. Let the council and the people
see to it that he has a square deal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-02-01
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, Va.-Miss Mary Alice
Hu~hett residing on Route 2, near
mere, recently told a visitor Of her
interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss Hughett said: Il had been suf-
fering for some time with painful :.
1 was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would just drag around, and couldn't
rest to do any good. I would suffer
once 4 month with my back, sides
ana head. My limbs would ache and
I didn't know what to do, but I knew
I must do something, for didn't get
we'll by letting it rus, on.
"My mother is believer in Cardut
for she saw what it did for others as
well as herself, so she began giving
it to me.
cit wasn't long before saw 6
change. 1t was just what I needed.
1t regulated me. / began to eat aDc
sleep, and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt the best
female tonic made, and am glad
can recomm end it to others"
If suffering with symptoms such as
Miss Hughett mentions, or other all
ments peculiar to women, why not be-
gin Cardui at once? Its merit is well
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells It. NC-lSs