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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
GUARDS AND PEASANTS
CLASH OVER TAXATION

MADRID.-A collision between civil
guards and peasants in Galacia yester.
day resulted in the killing of three men
and the wounding of seven.
The trouble arose in consequence Of
the dissolution OF agrarian association
by order of the government. This mo
ton led the peasants TO refuse to pay
their rents and local taxes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
AMERICAN OBSERVER
TALKS TO THE TURKS

LAUSANNE Richard Washburn
Child, principal American representa-
tive at the near east conference, called
on Ismet Pasha. head of the Turkish
delegation at the latter's hotel today,
and had long conference with him,
concerning American interests In Tur-
key.
\ dispatch from Athens says that +.
o. Lindley. British minister TO Greece,
has left for Lausanne to confer with
Lord Curzon.
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NOTICE or SALE

Notice Is hereby given. that the un'
dersigned will ,on the 2sth day OF
Nov. 1929. at o'clock Il. NJ. offer
sale at public auction. to the highest
bidder FOR cash. the assets belonging to
the estate VI Tom Echols. bankrupt,
consisting Of automobile accessories
and supplies and fixtures. Also two
Ford cars. one Haynes touring car. one
Packard racer, one ten ton steam
roller. and twenty acres oil and gas
lease located In section \ five south,
one west. all OF the appraised values
OF sS.650.OO.
Said sale to he he,j at the bankrupts
former place OF business, "a y. Wash.
ington. city OF Ardmore. Garter county,
Oklahoma.
LLOYD G. o'DELL
Trustee In bankruptcy
NOV. Is. 1899.
Published In Arlmoreite Nov. ~. 20, II.
~. 2s. "a. 2e. q. -. gs..
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Many farmers announce today that if
weather is cold enough they will cele-
brate Thanksgiving day by killing hogs
as they have had no opportunity of do
ing so on account of continued warm
weather for the past month.
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HELP WANTED Male)

MEN--Learn Barber Trade Clean, care
free Occupation that pays. our short
practical course has made thousands in
dependent We can help you. Write
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 80 Main
street, Dallas. 27-6
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Seals Sound. SO 200 Gone

CARDIFF.-The seals on cashboN
sent from Cardiff TO Ferndale We're un-
broken, but 81 900 in the box when it
left here was missing.
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c. +. Sykes, John Heenan and w. T.
county where they will usher in tht
quail shooting season with a big hunt.
They viii return Saturday afternoon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
DAVIS FLOWER SHOP

Flowers for every occasion. Mem.
Der uf Florists Telegraph Delivery
Association.
Flowers wired to all larts Of the
United states.
We Give Trades Day Tickets.
Phone 5i3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

The first meeting of creditors of j.
s. Mullen, bankrupt was held at the
office of Judge Mcmillan, referee in
bankruptcy, this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

PHONE 400 The Apple House. 10 North
Washington. for nice Colorado and Ark
ansas apples quality is guaranteed
s1.65 per bushel S5c per half bushel. soc
per peck, delivered 20 you 2s-j
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NOTICE-After December 1st all goods
will be sold for strictly cash. Pay cash
and save money. No credit to anyone.
DIAMOND "A" DRUG co. 1910
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NOTICE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
NOMINATION. OF OFFICERS AND
RANK OF NIGHTS, THURSDAY, No.
NEMBER 80. ION THANKSGIVING
NIGHT). 4. +. ROLAND, c. g. PRICE
SOUTH, II. X. 5.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED to rent bed room near bust
ness section or town; prefer one with
garage. Phone No. .. 2S-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOARD and room at the Cordova Hotel.
27-e
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TURKEYS, TURKEYS
PLENTY OF LIVE AND DRESSED
TURKEYS, OPEN ALL DAY THURS.
DAY. EAST MAIN MARKET. PHONE
1873. 2s-2
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BOARD and room reasonable. for two
or more, 2597-J. 4l3 G SW. 27-3
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FOR SALE-A little cash or a good
car VIII be accepted as part pay
ment on six room bungalow, n. w,
hardwood floors, east front, close price;
j. q. Hester. 273
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-s10,000 worth Of
Second Hand Furniture and stoves.
Dollar Down Furniture Company. III
East Broadway. Phone 1S45. 1870
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AUTOMOBILES

GOOD Ford tourirg P"l mechanical
condition. 1918 model. for aaie. pnone
ipss. iig East Broadway. ss.3
ron SAt,Is.-Ford touring car quick
Comfort gas stove aud wood stove
These are bargains. At ~ Ninth avenue
northwest. Phone S32.I. 2s-a
4 IAt'ToNopIi .ES--Fine, good vacant lots
II In sulphur. OKLA. clear. will trade for
nood roaister and give or take difference
1. Norwood. phone ilN. H-s
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REAL ESTATE
HOMES

See the Best Buys in
ARDMORE
Make appointment now. Lots. Leases.
Fire Insurance. Furnished Houses to rent.
w. ii. BATS
Phone 1854 office 207 Simpson Bldg.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07

hours, when they should be thoroughly
dried. Stir the peas often 20 insure
uniform drying. Store ~ air-iighi con-
tanners.
TO Dry Corn. Select young and ten
der ears, remove the silk and steam no
corn on the cob for - minutes, his
steam-blonching sets the milk 10 the
corn. After stcamIng, "cold-dip IS
described above, and then cu' tbe kef-
nels from The cob, using a sharp aud
flexible knife. Cut the grains only
halfway down 10 the cob and scrays
out the remainder Of the kernels. beinE
careful not 70 scnrpe 81 BLY, ~ he
chat next 30 the cob. Dram vol aud
pat bctwecn two towels 70 remove ~ir-
face moisture, then spread IA q eag'e
layer on the WIRE tray 30 fhc oven 10
viii require three 20 four hours -
complete the drying WoNcs7
After driving, condition The Ieas
and corn Is pouring them from ono 'or
30 another. once dav lpr three or .nHr
days. this enables .oi 20 no'ir" anv
moisture that ruay be lrit 10 ihc 1r~l
food Foods that sh0w uWsf.,r" should
~ returned 10 ihe oven for n short '.w-.
Tomorrow -llclpful Hints From a
Reader.
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An Irresistible lbcm and.

Ne that vou do She 80 nrtcd. ami
heard the sound of her rrtr,ating foot
steps A. pa my own toes 'ui 81 bcd
with a relucan, h'tlc smver 10 the cs7Sp
morning ar. and a sNhar,'c' wish Tor
nnoi her nap
took my inevitable look atJunor IN
Nj, rrih clna,, to my bed 90 ser.ths4 he
was al right. aud found hum .ust
stretching INTO vakefu)uc>s As lfbent
over HIM IN alteration until lac opened
h. ewes. he smiled up A. me and de
Inandcj
lluoucr tan 10 cor ted
knew that Ws~ uskIng tho' "A. :
Of wrath. bat Tins appeal was oDc not
~ IN, denied - | SNnmg hun hlghdrUiu
IN. crih crept back with hun mt" NV
own bed. aud t'r q rap'uous lew nm
itcs cuddled nun 'orhls heart content
and muc Then | PLAYED I'll > iut.c
rls gnc. 90 market with hls punk toes.
tossed the "psttvcake high III 'h' az.
rprnaJcd FOR the thuusand'h time more
ur lcss hi- tsvorite tale oi the wolf VII"
.pufcd and mf'cd and blew he hH.c
p,gs house lu and sang
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THE WAY MOTHER GRAHAM
AWAkk.NED MAuGE FOR
A MjSN DAY.

"A.aryarre''Do Won know what time
Il is"
Nv ns,,hsv- IA aws,vuice ,Ioketim-
patiently outside smy door. ands gave
y httle msntal gpan. ns | struggled w
vakefuln-ss from a most refreshing
slumhcr and hcldbmy wrist watch up
t. my ewes
YES Its only half after srN.
stressed the advcub. though l'misht a.
well have saved my breath, for Nlnther
Graham r,s~ated the emphasis with
another rmflcc'ion and meaning
only 49, she rNclnmed soraiullv.
Have vuu, forgotten that.N"l are To
drive me IL. Northampton th'ssnorn'ng.
that Junior isso hc drcsSrd.,and that
W. have tn eatNhrcak fast
There were MAN, thinss .couki have
told her. among tlem. that our break
last hour WAS NJ eight, ami TINT II
would not take an hour snd - half To
dress mvsrf andtlny child inrsa drive to
a ncirhhoring village But | reminded
nvsef with a melc sigh thpt here was
mo- usr answering m, ottcr-Iu-iaw IN
any fashion othu-'than absolute agree
mrut. especially when sle had a shop
ping cVpcd,tlon Omhand sonny response
wa dor',c
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AMI again hc had 10 feel his way.
Rut he Prince was brave and soon
he saw the hsht ahead which showed
HIM lie was near the opening. And
now hr ran FOR he WAS sure lac would
-rou hnd his Princess and Tree her
from her prison
!, was only the work OF few min
utes L. unlock the door of the cast
and mount the stars. The uoOr al the
top Was thrown open and Princess
Annie was IN The sgms 81 her brave
lover
" hen they reached the steps Of the
Castle they sat- down while the Prince
told the story 81 H.. strange sdven-
ture and about the grey pigeon.
-Prr little bird sad the Princess
II ] lad 1nade the wish you did,
th.s terrific thing would never have
haUTrned ! wonder what magic spell
holds !, IN ~ power
II YOU and the Prince would care
10 hear NV story ! Will tell II, SAID =
sweet voice and. turning the Prince
snd Princess Anne saw a beautiful
rrl standing by the cseile as dark
- the IrinCrS~ Anne WAS lbT.
! am tie Princess olga, stolen by
,hr wicket Ogre on her wedding night
and brought 70 The tower just ss was
Princes Annie, 70 become the bride 0!
;br Ogrv
But around NY neck wore q
charu gwen me 10y an old fairy When
! WAS born. 8 tiny pearl And that
night held Il IN the moonlight a.
The Old fairy told nv Mother ! was to
"a, II ever Vas il trouble. and called
VI ne iaires Tor help
They came bgt they could only
Tree me from the power Of the Ogre
los changing my form. for the Ogre
WAS d son % a witch and his own form
Wa the, ~ brown dwarf and wheT
ms mother gsve nm AT his reques
the shape OF q giant Ogre she alS'
gave h'm power over all those n
placed iu IA. tower
Lven y YOU had tired 70 iWnI
from the tower window. Princess Annie
YOU would lot have been dashed OF
-, rough stones below. for your fee
would DO, have Jeff the floor Tha
Nas me spell Ice threw over YOU whel
20 p,ac,d yO- ou the floor ut the tower.
Nha' form did Won take and how
did YOU regain your own shape?
asked Princess Anne eagerly.
II IS long story. saId Princes
Olga hut il YOU wish ] will tell it,
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Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. Kirkman

sells oven Thermometers, write to me,
enclosing "A stamped sclf-addressed en-
velopc, and will gladly tell you Of
firm that sells them by mail. With an
oven thermometer. begin drying at 10
degrees Fahrenheit and let rise 20 80
degrees never higher than 40 degrees.
Vegetables should be blanchcd ia
steam before drying. Banching is very
important for many reasons. II removes
the sticky coating on the surface Of
vegetables, rclaxes the tissues. drives
out the air and improves the capillary
attraction ~ "A result Of which the dr.
ing * done ~ much shorter period
than if blanching were omitted aud,
furthermore, branching prevents change
after drying and makes the product
sanitary
10 Dry Peas Shell fuII-sizcd green
peas and put them in cheeecinth
bag hold this bag IN stream from rap
/ idly-boiling water for five minutes Then
/ plunge the bagful Of hISncLed peas 10
md out 81 cold water rapidly |thls is
called cold-dipJdng, let dram a no.
ment, pat between towels, then spread
them IN single layer on the drf9ng
! travis m the oven let them remain
IN the oven about three and one-haii
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LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Psps

Hnclt cake baking tins AFTERNOON
and ] rau down to the kitchen and
Nora was pcaliug potatoes me saying,
o boy smell cake
That your privilege watts YOU got
nosc on your face for? ~d Nora
Mccning enybodv could smell It, and
scd Well wat kind - IT, Nora,
Ask me no questions and III tell
YOU no hcs, Nora .ed Not sounding
Encouraging and | went back IN the
kitchIn twice more as u ! went for
drink OF waiter hut RELY gong 10 see
If the cake was ont OF the oven yet,
wich srnclt II each time without ace
ing It, and then ! went ont III he yard
50 would have = Ixcuse TO come back
agen. and ! smelt The cake stronger
than ever. and heer the smell was com
ing from the JOneses kitchin next store
on account Of the window being open.
me thinking, q VIE 1t amt IN our
house at all even
And ! started 10 hunt for nv ball
so | could throw It over into the
Jouscs yard and have a ixcuse for
going in there ony | couldent ind It
So | climbed up on the tents and Mrs
Jones stuck her face out the kitchen
windo saying Are you looking for eny-
thing. Benny?
Did nv ball come over heer9 ! sed
Not axully saving | was looking for
ii, aud Mrs. Jones sed, Not to my
nolledge
That's funny. | -ed And Jest as she
was sticking her face hack agen, | sed,
G, | smell cake plane as enythlng.
I'M not serprized | can often smell
cake baking throo your kitchen windC
too, Mrs Jones sed. WIch wat did
care weather she could or not. and !
sed, II smells CRATE, and she sed. Thank
for the compliment Wlch | woulc
drather of thanked her for hunk Of
the cake, and climbed down agen
thinking, Aw heck, some people would
ent take hint if YOU gave IT ~ them
And | went ont and got in game
of cops and robbers
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My Marriage Problems
Adele-Garrisons New Phase Of
Revelations of Wife
copyright ip2r..hy Newspaper Feature Service. Inc

But every mother worthy Of the name
knows by heart my repertoire.
Madge Is Appre he nsive.
Margaret, What are YOU DONG
Ny mo,hcr-in-law's voice outside the
door WAS crisp with displeasurc thus
time. and | was thankful for Junior S
delighted call Of "Danzie' DANCE!
wh0h diverted her attention for the sec
onds It took me to get noisclessly out OF
he'd, throw on nv hathrobe and slippers
and open the door.
Yes. Danrie's pessus." she was call
ing fatuously. but as she was me she
held up her hands in Mortified indigna-
ton Margaret You haven't done one
single thing. and It's been a good hall
hour since ! called You Well, | might
have known i'll You don't care 10 drive
me over to Eas,hampton. that's all. !
might have known II. Your car and
Richard $ are ready for anybody else IN
the world except me. That is what 1t Is
To be old and
Her handkerchief was halfway 10 her
ewes. and | knew that martyrcd tears
would hc the next yccl. | divcd INTO the
hcdclothlng, brought up rapturous,
squealing Junior, and put HIM swiftly
INTO his grandmother arms.
Tell Dautle YOU made Mother late,
Junior. SAID quickly. with your m
satiahlc demands for STORES. II he
rrad> M plenty of time. Mother"
Ii YOU don want this child 70 catch
his dcath Of cold. put blanket around
HIM" she sand tartlv, ignoring the TACT
that WAS already advancing To her
witha woolv CRIB blanket in my arms.
But ! knew that the martNr-llke out
burst was of and the day saved.
IN dress HIM rs soon a. ! get some
clothes on. ! SAID. knowing well what
her answer would be before she spoke.
"NouW DO nothing OF the kind she
SAID loftllv You Il have enough to do
70 gct Yourself ready and Richards car
out hl the time breakfast - over
Their, ALWAYS sure 10 I've something
wrong with II Al the last minute, and !
want YOU IL gct II out a. soon ~ you
gcr dressed - II there Is, We can g
IN YOURS s,though | Il rs soon travel
IN 81 spruK wagon Put il | IN going his
morning | want - get started. GIVE me
Richard Second clothes
handed her the ARTICLES she wished
without speaking Indeed could not
havelu,tcred word without showing
my resentment At her words. II WAS not
the nrst tune she had spoken con.
tcmptUOuS.V ~ the car my father haC
gwen me. and | was IN terror for f.al
hr would hear her sighting reference
! tad heard ms door open a minute be
fore aI,d was not sure he had not hear,
her far trum suhducd tones
To be continued
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4 girl desires to know by what ear
marks you can distinguish the man who
has good husband TIMBER IN Inn. rom
the man who will make rotten husband.
There no infaihblc sign You can
Judge what sort ~ husband s. man will
make 10y his general character bccausc
some a. the best and most upright ~
men are the meanest ot husbands, and
conversely, here ARE men who ARK
thieves. and robbers. and tyrautS out
side ut the home who are gcutlcnc>s and
tenderness in IT. No, can Won tell what
sort Of husband 8 man WI! make ny his
pre-matrmoniai conduct, for many II
man who Is All devotion. and delicate
attentions. and generosity, before mar
rage, after marriage ucgicCtS his wife
and haggles with her over CAriarc.
Nevertheless. straws do show which
WAY the wind blows. and II ! were q grl
who WAS beginning SERIOUSLY TO consider
entering INTO HE par, nershlp with an
agreeable Youth, | would observe these
points.
First, | would take into consideration
his ability 10 make E living ] would not
marry any man who had not demon
strsted his ability 20 stand elOne On ms
own feet, and hold his own among other
men. | would not require HIM 70 mike
much money. or 20 be able To give me
hmousines and pearls, but he would
have 70 be on his way towards making
something Of himself
| would want 10 he reasonably sure
OF my bread end butter, and that | had
n husband of whom | would be proud,
instead % having ns FOR whom l would
have 70 apologize. ] woulc want some
assurance that wasn't lnvestipg my all
in firm .ha. would alwavr he bank
rupt
Next. ! would try 10 get a line upon
his egotisIn | would count how many
times he SAID II III the course OF All
evening conversation, and II every
time the talk drifted away from the
fascinating subject Of himself he yanked
II back 10 bis own exploits. and told Just
how he would settle the Russian prob
lem, and handle the prohibition sltua-
ton and regulate the length OF women :
skirts and gave other evidence of con-
sidering himself q second solomon
should say, Nay nay.
For there be many things that ar
hard 20 endure IN these with whom
we daily live, but none Is SO wearing
Oh the nerves as sefcVnccit Moreover
the egotist always follows the voice OF
the fattercr. and that soon leads hin
away from his own fircside
Next should note if he was afflicted
with the interfering mania. If he saiC
70 me continually, Why don't yol
wear brown instead Of blue? Why don
YOU wear a big hat instead Of llttlD
one? Why don't YOU read history I'M
stead OF novels Why don't YOU eat
roast beef and POTATOES instead o
chicken la king?" / should have non,
OF him
For that kind Of a man makes The
sort Of husband who snoops around the
kitchen, and peers into the ice DO,
and the garbage can, and goes to tn
drcssmaker with his wife and runs ne
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HOW TO DRY PEAS AND CORN.

The ideal plan for the home whether
il be in the city or the country--is TO
have an ample supply Of canned foods
on hand for instant use IN emerRenc y.
and also TO have a good quantity OF
dried foods for meals which can be
planned in advance, when there's time
enough for soaking and cooking the
dried products
Peas and corn are especially satisfac-
tory dried Any woman cen dry them
in her own oven. wire rack resem-
bling n fine-meshed window screen may
be used for this purpose or SIMPLY a
rack made OF cheesecloth tackled onto
wood frame. The driving rack should
be set on the oven shelf rather than on
the floor Of the oven, 20 as 10 permit
free circlatiou Of air beneath the
driving food. The oven door should he
LETT ajar 10 prevent the temperature 3
becoming too intense
Although many housewives dry Their
fruits and vegetables each year without
the help of an oven thermometer, tins
scientific little device is nevertheless q
great help. II YOU would like 10 buy
one and do not know Of store that
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show As we'll AZ hlS own. and drives her
mad tow his crasclcsS suggestions The
wife of such a man has Ius' a. much
liberty of action as "A canary IN a cage
\.>+ I.h,rlj motto bo,, man srrnds
h;s ,nnra, .hn,,ld no,e Whether he
No. ,,.as,,- ,Ln ,Lro,, :, .wa,, an
,,oi,shncss and who hm,cb things
\. could No, .Fnrd ar n t,ghtwad who
,..,..- s,,,.,,, =, a, all f,r .rIiollv IN he
,,..,.t.3 a.. -. .,.rd,Lr,(t and IN.
MIS-,
~. ..,..- ,,.a,, ,,.h., I.,,,.. ON o,t,,no-
L,l. -. ,hn ins,ollrent nlar. Who sends
, ,,r ,r,h,ds and ,,hn orders twenty
j,Tar J,nrorS =, r.sto,rant - not
,,rn,-p, L,s lnvo for her lie - warning
bar hot ,fsbe ,norr;as him she will be
.,.,.,r,u ~ I'm ,ollcct,-s all tho balance
80 bor 1f. Ru, ,Ls ma, vhn takes ber
IN tho nnorest seot IN The theatre and
who waugh. oyor tbr hin with water
for "a 6ftv cen, lunch - also warning
har H.. &c talhnr ber thai II she mnrrie+
INN sim u,U havo IN get every penny out
az him with corksrrew. and that she
Win J-caJ H., 6rst Of every month az
n. would The Judgment day
Then would fry 10 find ont If A man
rooT,. had 49,. .,L,l,tv IA interest me.
and hand mlt a line Of conversation
that ID care 10 listen 10 through thirt
or forty vears Every man Is spel
binder a. long as he is telling a woman
what wonderful eyes she has and how
he adores her bnt Won can't keep VI
the naeau Of praise after the Weddinl
day anv more than YOU can live on ,
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Make Your Own
BUG killer
p. b. O.

You can easily make at home full
quart of the strongest bug killer for
CSC, enough TO killa million bedbugs,
reaches, fleas and ants. This recipe
will not burn. rot or stain clothing,
and is entirely different from any
other formula we know of, as this
will Kill the eggs.
Procure OF your druggist a sSc package OF
Pesky Devils Quietus) p. u. .. then you will
have the chemical made pressly to rid Hotels
Hospitals and dwellings OF pssky bedbugs and
other insects.
impossible for the pesky devils to exist with
the proper use OF p. ID. q. 49,.
Special Hospital size 81 6o--makes i've gallons
p. u. Q. can be purchased in sealed bottles.
double strength, liquid form.
Sold by y Is Danforth Drug Company.
Milton Eckerd Drug Company and
other leading drUggists.
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trpped hifn no that hs 'ert f,w OUT
from amber him and over ne vent on
his hnck on the ground
but what was o: INST Prince Julian
nav "a the ground" Not the ogre
hot an a4iV little brown dwarf who
tofnrs the Prince recovered his -ur-
Prise jumped uy AMI pn down ne
fstb towards ths Goorwsv. he short
s,ump-likn l.gs 'suly fying Ia h.
hurry go escau-
On the ground where the Ogre lad
Fallen he priure saw cham and two
KEYS which be wcsed up lie RAJ
slons she psth m the direction y the
'pver hir, n WIZ sDon tssp dark 20 r7Ip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
BRAVE PRINCE JULIAN.

PARTLY.
tll W. bSvt was surprised al
ruurr .Hhsl bravery that he stood
soil iunkos a. hum Tins gave the
rnnce A4nce " g.; h.s wits IA good
working urier aud by .he tIrn- the Ogre
started for hum with him great hands
vutstrptchei as ( - crush HIM n ms
uant rNsp. she Yrinoe had formed
H. man
IN csne thsa O,rs b,N Prince Julian
dit not move until ne aEs quite neaT
hiu Then WITH quick rln ne ian
between She lcgs ~ the giant and