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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
~SpininebrsSrr 40 Aar.

On notiaa iieIben EeitIiebeo faubt
Steb / Starbuct, Sope 60, Tinn.,
Senoa9 ben Sbe Oft. &aitor Chr. Ses
rerion % bans ~SpiIingbrocer CLAUS
Seberiou fuuoe uemIi8 no feirc ocrcS
70sTarS SsbielSbde. Set par / Sen Nlrs
Iehniu8, at @srneue al beeoc HamiIier /
al SttIbeo bopbe pIanIagt ell Iioen Spers
~raifeIie os Seitligbeb til Iinoe ON 9as
GEN. Otter SormibNaass 8%ltcstieueiten
/ Gitre 3ions airfe bar Sc beaoe inS,
bubt til gilbert 8. Teoerions Siem /
Startuct til Iiboas. Nntomue Sio bar
Ger abifiaist, iom thNeSc paa at noaet
bar / 8i9re. Sfer bar ser NANCE
Serbs, ipm bar ~"portet" ruubt ON /
NGrbeoen, nofiaa miStpnteIiqe. Set
blomfterimbffeoe gorh brsnebe al eoSc
Rettcr. % | Centrum ~prangcSe en- BELLA
"girthbob gafe", trrbet mcb manoe
Shs, Tom paa en- finbriQ Mdaoe bar faas
leoes itiIet, at be Snnneoc Sanet 7
@arae 10. g. 8. Gshcripn fra genSpr
bolht N fort I~elfpmittaIe, 6pori .ban
fnrtlarebe gariueeu al Setter os Gam,
mcnfomiten iamt suitebe S~pberseiriter,
lie til 2bffe meS Saaen % ubtalte paa
ianntIi8e 9srns |esne oere8 bbbtfsItc
Safnemmclisheb for al hen SpofreIie %
siGrlie6eb, be Tom Bern bar bIepne til
Sci.
Rait. Seoeripu boISt oa en- Fort Sale,
bpori ban babe a fin eeen % Srobes
rens Teene tafteSe gsrnene for, at Sc
ole bapbe artet ia bel % iaaIehes nm
brast fine SorrIbrc 8l9be. Sau taftes
be ogIaa for, at DC hapbe buffet paa 9as
gen % faaet beuue hpsgeli9e SeIt iitanb.
Set ian tilfeieS, at Pait. Ycoerion, troos
bet at ban MI bar nadet StepetS Iar.
enbm er / fuIb @irfiombeo og parctas
ger fin %auiparsfrINc 8iernina meS Den
pante Sh9tigbeb % Srpifab. San bai
M betieut bisie @~eniebeber / Al Nar.
Sans Spiliuebrober CLAUS er cnSnu
fnlb @iaer, men Ear truffet iis tilbage
fom Sarmer. Spr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
Blaa Pakke

rGl miubre % itripa uofp ON oet. go
lam CO berre ie9ia: Go ba Oct
ipGrt aoptl 60 ba 10 omaatcIeg mntic
ga tatta 8iib forl ca er no ilptta fraa
Strpu til Saurane.
ga, sobe Norbfiorbin9ar. Set iom
eeeutlis a @renos mitt meo bette
Srep lpt CO no iona meb. Com tanlte
Sci fIcite al Sptt belt, beIo ME paa ia
reiia Elm triiteIes lluepomSituIe for
Horofioro. 90 til Oct trengit Oct et
Iasie Ycr9ar. Srlle8 Elm Sir. 100000.
"a no tef Der til "a pertd intaatt ON
9engar Der / @pgbdu, % baa belt co frad
icr at Del firrc SambpgoiuSar oar peit
er COB nj saa til. go faar Sc ttte tata
bette iom Ell birette "Sigseri", men ea
belt fraa Den 8ib ca bar burte, at Del
bar CT S@ra po @leba IA fda pera meo
IA bta roto til SeinIcu 90 Seinbpgs
oerne. 90 oct bar Oct eg tertte meo
bette 8rep: Mt ON oar par noton Iont
caeda little bite on bette SiItatie beime
/ Nprbfiorh, 10 biIbe eg meo bette 9iera
Sei fienbt meb Oct, 10 Del tlt1nc faa Den
9gra oo @leod ga Ocru mco Del Iont
bill. @r Oct uofou iom leg bette Srcp
Irm bert mint ON ga giera notc for
StuIen, 10 ia fat, ipsr ale Del Noros
fioroiu9ar on f%ienuer ont Del pl pera
meo, % raor on 10 ba feugc nolre Sas
lar 10 ieub Del til meg, ca er ncmIeg
0asIcitrrar. Set er Sen Siu9 % no,
q. me far mbtie meir enn panIeg for
Elm Solar. Eli Gplpsniug ont Sfns
len ia eg remua: Zen ia bpg8ia't paa
&ereibcprcitcgarb, Rurone cr alt opp
Icttc, % Sreberfet ia bn9gia't I'll rrite
Gfar, ilif at Sftlen ticm tgong til ne'te
Sauit. Blnsien er fraInifraa ben meo
fu lltii9t oper @loppeiicrben.
"a 10 bonnr eg bdd at De tet rat mo-
ION paa tpar SIaIS, 10 De paa Den .@ons
ten lam faa pfra rofo for Den Noce
gnuSsaro Tom be tot meb opft frnn
@amlelannet. Sor Den er itsrre enn
NANCE bill trltl 90 for aa berrn ont
beune ooSe Ganbsaro er BET NE nc ia
rciin bcrrc Sfulen.
InrSIam Selling,
Ssrsen @rsnfnr.
"MiuneapoIis Sioenbe", "Heform"
"a "Sroit Mecorb" er eicrre ian bra %
tcf inn bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

airre Sanlbr9binser ] geiterbeimen!
Naar ca baaga meg til 40 itripa cit
rpe Sreb til 2btf, 10 er bet fproi eg iielb
Ia mouae per'orIege sobe @ener bar
burte, font eg eIIer8 little bill faa beoe til
ad naa paa AMMAN 1aate. Sor iii al
ifripa til fpar einifiIS ap Del iom er
ijenbt og tiar, Set tiaet mi Sib bioerre
life. Sifpr gier es bet paa benue
Rnate.
Serit bill es frambera Ell perIonlce
Seliin9 iii ale tieroe, baahe Sci iom ca
e. fienbt meb herfraa gamIe Noreg, %
10 ale bei iom ea taobe BEN SugnaS 90
iGre fienna ben SID es par bar burtc.
Set er no eli bell 5tinb tia, men butSa
eg Iitepsl Ip9rt goot Ell Renso af mine
@euer, ipecielt firing % / Sroit og
8riceIpn, Rinn,, % Mate, Spipa. ca ia
cfte TENT for moriomt oct itliIbe bore
oa tete "a "trip" og belid paa 9ptf. Ga
fpen belt - Iiber eg upfre Nur euSaa.
10 fam bet 6eubn eg fiem ug bella pao
Sniff.
GO inlSe tanIfe fortalt nofo ON for
IeiS ca ba set. men baa bette Srco
raar o9io 70 NORGE ufienSe, pasta SET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

I'll Taitor q. e. @rapen at betiene oen
lille Ienigbeo meo Sroet o9 Satrameus
terne ubeu uu9cn fat Ssu. 8t bar ale
futtigc og Npbeapubcre pad Someiteao.
Yaitnr arauen ielp to9 Someiteao. Settle
bar | 1872. Gi Iamlebe libt peo fri
Sub'iriptiou til BAN, og bdu bar iaa bel
forneiet nleo Oct lille, han nj. Si haps
&c bel beebnot meN Sarmins; iaa fom
@~rGSboppcrrc o9 bialp oS meb Sarpes
item ct gar Iar, idn bet bIep libet Ill os
Iaaueliom til Sreiteu. Yaitor 8rapeu
arbeibeoe ielu paa lin Sarur, naar ban
life par noe paa Neiicr; ion ban 10 bar
for Oct meite, % @raoeu III ct pibtitraft
@irfefelt. &ou is9te op De nor'te Soil,
TOM hapNe hannct zig / 'n,aa 8rupper
I'D ouer YrGrien / fem Counter. % pda
SEN Sio bar Ser huerteu SfoIehits euer
airfer, life eu9ang rigtige 9uie, blot
rogle imaa Sorbfirlbcre at iannles /.
Eo9lc 2GgfoIf reiitc ruuot oa beiegte
%Iperanerc nleo SrbetS Sorfprbelie, bdas
DC for % cftcr @rapen Tom. Siot |rts
tclie bar Der cgIau, oa mango tpm til
2ipet | SUB, iad be bIep Ell &irlp for
Yuitor @rapeu / bans piotitraite Iirts
Ipmbco. Weu tilbdgc til Setter. 9as
gen uprauot tldr, mes flint Solitin, %
Sclfet Tom / iine Nutoer ira fiernt %
nrr, p9 mart bar Den peue, rilntrleltgc
airte iplot til iibitc YIubs al ppmerfs
iumme SiIbererc. Yrofesior 8ee bplot
IubningSprrbiteu ont Sormioongen %
palote til Cert ben ttSbe 9apibS Saline
fra 24oe IerS iii Gnben: Scnne er
Saaeu Tom &errcr gioroe; lnocr oS
irpoes pg globes / ham. Otter @ltbss
tieneiteu optogeS ct Offer til arroeitans
3tsiioucn. Nu bar set Nibbas o9 Me-
niabebens apirber banbe tilabet Ell beis
lie Sinncr til sen fore Soriamlin9 I
GirferS @a'cmcnt. alotfcr ire Iamles
be8 man ioien, bpor Saler holhtes at
flere @reiter meo Gang itoimeaem bier
FaIer, iblnubt bpiIte bar &aitor SpSnes,
GATOR 9eresager, Saitor Heitau, 1as
itpr q. ). 2ere % SteoetS Brett, Ta't.
Gipclln nleD ilere. Nu bar Ed9en fors
Iebeu, og Sc flcite iputes piit at ba iaaet
cobt llobntie al 9a9cus Scgipcnhee. On
Niteneu IamleoeS ma igicn III %fortldt
SpbpQqelIe meo Gang og Sale, o9 Sffer
ituIbe optaees isien. og uGite Sag full
De man fortIrtte Webet.
Set er at babe, at Den Cubs SrbS
SGb, iom Der blep %ubinoet, Ital lite fonts
ne tomt tilbn9e.
s.. Seipam.
("Stanoinabsn" bcbcS optage bette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
KorreSponddnee.

aorrsponoamssr uosn "aon og aerssls taess life bet minbn. Denim
bnpe pHsHtisgtort. Rebminbre p.btommsnb, aorrtinonb,nut NV y
FER bet men WebotttpHen una bope bans fuIbe Monr ~ MMr.s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
Sebolo ungt 11oieenoe.
Oct er let - bois bn fienber Or.
GbwarbS' Olipe tablets.

9etnmeIisbeben peb at forbIipe ing er at
'sls Nis ing, men for at sisre bette mao bu
po9ts bin 2eper % Wape; bet er lite nsbs
DsnSt8t at bape en- suiten aniistsidrue, n,srs
ts R,nser uubsr ginene, l1bilet, ct sdIbeipSt
1otrpt ! aniistet, matte gine uben nosen
SlSo. Din Sage pti fortGae big, at 80
SrOtsnt at al Spsbom ifriuer fig fra upirts
Tom Rape os 2eper.
0r. Gowurbs, en- psltienbt 9ese | Ohio,
lulStomme nsiorbe en- pesetabiIf Sammeus
'etntus, blanbet meb Slipenolie. til at pirte
paa Gspsr os Mape, builtet WioSel ban /
aaEspIs gap fine Gatienter.
Or. Gbwarbs' OIipe Tablets, ct Subfitut
Tor Salcmel, sr miIbt / fin girfuins % bog
altto pirtiomt. DEN %sienopretter ben uatlrs
I'se Stuli9beb, Der burbe npbes al eubper,
os bet peb at iiprfe 9eusreu os renie Spfte:
met Tor llrenbeber.
Or. @bwarbs' Dine tablets tisnoss peb
IN Oltpeufarpe. 10c os Doc pr. sGfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

tie gf,nit af Or. Sosnepretens Grtifel:
"Sea traf Der I 2anbet en- iarbeIes bra
od foIfeIia Runb, iom tinbe 10 Sproe,
b~eribIanbt SIonirf, men fit eeet mobers
ne norife Spros iiiube ban life I9ie eler
f~nritoo. ba bet Tom til bam I Gsnbaass
fr,,S" pi.p. 9ette CT bare en- af be mane
ae "irrbeIes bra 90 folteIise" larbe
Wpnb. iom Sr. Sogrepreiten bill trGffe,
iom life finSer bet nsobenbist at latte
bort Sib og 8rafter pao noset iliet iom
Qoubsmaalet, ielp ON Sr. S%ognepreIten
ooar Der % inbbilber Jig, at ban fomrner
meb Bet | "Ssuodesitruo". SabSe man
/ Ioree IGrt fig SIonorIf iiteoetfor
~9anbsmaaI, iaa bapSe Oct peret en- sans
lie mben Gag.
3. 8. Saoen,
@trner, Rinu.
Gi er life enis mee Dor Den Sasen /,
at BET er anbet euo De bsoIte Seniister,
Icm bar bifteret Soguepreit Sommes
Enife ON at ie 2anN5maaIet bensttet
gnerita. Gan er naturIigois en- RanS
mep Sc rebeIieite Rotiper os iortieus,
berfor, % forbi ban bar paret en- araft
Ii BEN rationale SepRgeIie / 4orse, at bIi
bsrt meo Rsipett. Som hi oitere bar
uStaIt, er hi al ben @euius, at Iaals
bepGselIeu bar pRret Al iuSeribenbe 9e.
tnSuins / 4orse. &cn beraf fsIeer life
at Der MI er noaeu SIass SpforSrine ii
at beepnSe uosen uorit 1aaIbep9seIi,
blanbt be Nprife | Nmerita. Soriaa,
ribt tror hi altiaa; az 0r. Somme tai
aIoeles fell al 3etuir8cu, uaar ban me,
rcr, at ct Soriss paa SuSfersIie a
SoIteiprcset piIbe fire til rceet for Dor.
Gehfommenbe. Suertom err III al Der
Spfatuius, at iIise Sories bare piISe re,
~iuItere / ell euonu iterre iproeIis Sor,
pirrins enb ber, hi aIlcreoe bar. Smib.
lertio fan Oct 10 bore bra NOT at taalt
andre aabent notalte 3euiuoer END Dor,
eaue, % ON Soerepreiteus opri9tie,
Senii9ter Tan Ser iaIfoIo iifterlis 1T,
relies rogcu Sisflisfiou.
Saskatchewan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
Ssrgen @rpnfnr.

"WiuueapoIis Sibenbe", "Reforn"
"a "Rroit Mecoro" er 9icrre ian bra %
tcf inn bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
5O.elarS @enisbeosfeit.

Raa lea beSe ON Rlao5 / Soften"
for en- libeu geretuiua aneuaenoe Ell
Scmtiaar5ieit, 'ont bleo nfboIot Sbe OF
tpber / 8oiini @enigbeo, Union Count
IN, z. 9af. Set bar nemIig ferlti aar,
iiScn benne Meuisbeb bleb orsaniicret.
ri par ba bare ca. S eQer 9 SamiIter,
90 unberteguebe bar mep / benne Srgas
IMITATION % tilherte fannie Menigbeb /
mauee 9lar. %i fan uGiteu iige, at bet
bar Seunep5fornet neolagt / Sorben og
cr poret op til ct fort SrG o8 tracr MI
6unbreoer. Sanume Sag itiaebe hi GuIo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

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d bon
.1itob,
tilebe
PuntD
k1erelt
fniep
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h., at
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| til 6
. mart
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d Der.
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bIep
1t iont
bette
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|. Ser
tret.
Cont
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Srb,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

CStauoinabsn" beoeS optase bette. J
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

. Srb,
al
], Der
|ll1erfet
| en- al
|litaltet
IRE Oct
|fe &c.
. WtrS.
kr Lagt
be1t al
blt11ol1e
Sug.
(eputa.
Fbfielb.
b" bar
lar Bes
loft, at
|ar for
|e Sug.
|bt belle
Sour.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-02-17
New York
NEW YORK. Feb

NEW YORK, Feb. 2, 1922.
Wisconsin is interested in the follow
ing from the Tobacco Leaf:
just now the interest of the leaf mer-
chant Is focused upon the development
of an active buying movement in north
ern Wisconsin,, lnaugurated last week
and carried through to quick finish by
one large Water Street concern. In
commenting upon the reasons prompt
ing this unlocked for action, the head
of this concern stated that il was the
result OF thorough canvass of the
1921 crop, which disclos ed disappoint-
ingly small yield of first grade binders
eve found said the packer, 'Ethat
fully one third of this crop must be
classified as hail cut and another one
third is so damaged by pole-sweat as to
make the bulk of it unfit for anything
but stemming purposes. With only the
comparatively small remaining quantity
of high grade binder tobacco to draw
upon, we decided upon quick action,
and when we had filled our require
ments We stopped.
The recent important sales of 1920
Wisconsin binders have had a most
stimulating effect upon this commodity,
and, Judging from present inquiry, the
development of an active general de-
| mand for desirable old Wisconsin bind
ers may be expected in the near future.
There seems to be no good reason to
doubt the often reiterated statement
of the packers that the available sup
| ply of good old leaf of this type is ex-
tremely short of existing needs. In
substantiation of this point the packers
refer to the fact that this shortage OF
Wisconsin binders has been acute for
the past three years and that this con-
dition, instead of improving, has grad
ually grown worse, in spite of the les
sened demands of the manufacturing
industry during the past year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-02-17
Wisconsin Tobacco Market
EDGERToN, Wis. Feb. II, 10;

EDGERToN, Wis. Feb. II, 1922
The stemmers are active in all sec
tions of the tobacco areas and are get
ting away with enormous amounts of
goods. In the northern fields the short
ends are pretty we'll cleaned up, and
the end containing some cigar leaf is
getting shorter every day. In the Col
fax section and around Taylor and Disco
it was reported last week that few
hundred acres are waiting to be taken
Packers have visited the sections, but
the growers balk at the prices offered
them. The report from there is that
the quality is good and that the crop is
sound
In the southern section some sales
have been made at cents straight,
while the other sales have run between
10 and 123 cents, and the going price
for filters. In many instances the stem
mers have taken the short end, while
the growers are holding the cigar leaf
portion rather than to dispose of it at
Z cents straight; this on the assump-
tion that the leaf part of the crop
should command better figures as COM
pared with the prices paid for stem
ming goods. Many are also of the
opinion that independent packers of
cigar leaf will be in the field by and by
in response to better tone in the mar
ket for old Wisconsin leaf still in the
hands of these firms.
Taken altogether the 1921 is melting
away much faster than was anticipated
two months ago. The fact that from
20 to 35 per cent of the crops were
culled out by the growers at the time
of stripping in order to make the leaf
end as clean as possible, and that this
short end is going to the stemmers
about as fast as they can pick it up, 1t
will be realized that the amount of to-
bacco in the hands of the growers is
representing less than many people
fully realize.
The 1920 crop in bundles is not all
contracted for, but what is left repre-
sents remnants here and there with no
great bulk of it left unsold in any Sec
tion.
The Otto Eisenlohr & Bros. ware
house opened Monday with an initial
force of about so assorters, and Thos.
Elingson, the Eisenlohr representative
here, is giving the southern section of
the state scrutiny for the type of to-
bacco wanted by his company. Chas.
Sweeney & Son, A. Jenson & Son,
Mcintosh Bros. and Spitzner & Son
warehouses are now operating in Ed
gerton, besides large stemming force
at the Earle Tobacco Co. warehouse.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-02-17
Pennsylvania
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 2, 1922.

The following is the Leaf summary
of the sitnation: There has been some
speeding up of the buying of the 1921
Pennsylvania crop during the past week
by some of the important purchasers
of this commodity, and it is estimated
that several thousand acres of the crop
are already out of first hands. The top
price paid averages about Is cents.
Nevertheless, the movement is along
the most cautious lines and upon very
carefully selective basis, and there is
every Indication that the activity will
be confined to these conservative limits
until the entire crop is lifted.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-02-17
New England
HARTFORD, CT., Feb. 2, 1922

HARTFORD, IT., Feb. z, 1927.
From the Leaf review: Notwith-
standing the fact that there is little. in
the way of real movement of old stocks
of Connecticut Broadleaf, specialists in
this commodity state that the shortage
of desirable grades of this type will be
found to be fully as acute as of Wis
consin when manufacturers attempt to
fill their needs. Holders of this type
have established prices for this tobacco
upon revised basis which spells heavy
losses But as the binder shortage be-
comes more and more apparent they
see less reason than ever to make fur
ther sacrifices
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-13
80 per cent. Of all diseases can be
traced directly to constipation

And. you can permanently rid
yourself OF this dangerous condition
by the daily use OF a delicious. APP
petizing cereal Kellogg's BRAN
cooked and krumbled! Don't let
constipation get away" with you or
any OF your family Don't neglect
such danger signals as bad breath.
coated tongue. brain flag, feverish
headaches. bad tastei No matter
how slight the symptoms. FIGHT
CONSTIPATION II IS deadly. once
II gets It's grip on your SYSTEM
Physicians indorse Kellogg's Bran.
cooked and krumbled, for constipa-
ton because II IS natures food and
because It relieves constipation per
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eat Bran regularly and then the
severest case can be combated sue
cessn1llyl Eat AT least two table
spoonfils daily; in chronic cases, eat
Bran with each NEAL Results will
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-13

Interested In our production in more
than one sense and naturally Sc de-
lighted with your hit. He wants to
celebrate it with e-little gathering
at his home after the show. VIII
you conner"
Sensing something reluctant in
Golden's Introduction Sally turned
as though for guidance, TO Lucy
Bennett.
Lucy knew well the financial pow
err Dollars" Candy welded in the
Frolics. and the portentous signif-
canoe TO Sally OF his invitation.
Merely to put of acceptance would
not suffice. Dollars" usually stuck.
perhaps you're too tired, Saily?"
Lucy managed TO convey 20 Sally
that the thing involved an impor-
tant decision.
"Aren't you. too7" Sally parsed
the responsibility back.
tt haven't been asked" Miss
Bennett let Candy have the pointed
barb.
"Oh. do come" he said. "Goldy.
too. Wen make Il a family affair"
Golden sighed 10 himself. He usu-
ally concerned himself little with
the personal lives OF the people
working for him.
That TO be a Frolics Girl almost
Inevitably meant spicy history was
not his affair.
II his shows attracted the most
fastidious OF gay livers. II was often
nuisance, but until this night he
had never felt actually responsible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-13

astonish youl Bran causes no irri-
tation or discomfort. II sweeps and
cleans and purihese, leaving the
ellminative tract in healthy, active
condition that throws of the poisons
and keeps you free from dangerous
toxic conditionsi
You should know that Bran not
only permanently relieves consups-
ton, but is one OF the most wonderful
OF foods. II Is rich in all elements
upon which the body thrives-min-
eral salts. proteins. fats, carbo-hy-
drates. Bran does wonderful work
for children. making them strong and
robust
East Keilogg's Bran as a cereal or
sprlnkled over your favorite cereal;
its nut-like flavor is delicious. or
use It IN countless palate-appealing
ways for baking and cooking. Buy
Rellogg's Bran. cooked and krum.
bied. from all grocers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-13
REGISTERING FOR
REORGANIZATION

Forefgn-born men and women
started today 70 register for the day
and night Americanizstion classes.
Students may register at the office
OF the supervisor OF Americanization
in the High school building or at
the schools where classes are 70 be
held.
The day schools. for people who
work at night. will be located in the
Public Library. Eighth and Market
streets, and in the Ukranian Hall, on
Pearl street. The night schools will
be as follows: Petitioners citizenship
class. Postohice Building. Ninth and
shipley streets; public school No. l,
Fifth and French; No. 4 school. 2ls
washington street; No. school,
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Cinderella Sally
PERIL
Shall Sally Accept Golden's Bid and Peril 1t Involves?
BY Zoe Beckley

For the rest OF the evening Sally
lowered IN the wings, feeling liter
ally on wings. but unstable ones that
at any minute might plunge her TO
earth again.
Lucy Bennett, alert for impress
sions for her story of Sally's debut,
was watching the rest OF the COM
pany. She heard the girl who had
greeted Sally the first night remark
malciously:
can you beat I'll She's such a
dumb-bell that she made a hitl Now
look at Dollars giving her the once
over. Well. the higher she goes, the
. harder she falls"
Miss Bennett turned TO look at
Dollars" a rotund. little man with
well-kept hands-Mel Candy. known
to wall Street as "the Gusher" for
the freedom with which his oil oper-
ations yielded him a daily fountain
of gold.
Didn't know there was any left"
he was saying to Golden. "as fresh
as that, Goldy. She's positively
fragrant. I'll pull a party tonight.
Come and bring her"
You're a fast worker. Candy"
Golden stirred uneasily. why not
give the youngster chance 70 get
her BREATH"
"IAfe's short. And say-why stand
in the kids light? I'm a pretty
good scout. Colby. Don't you think
I could do anything for herr"
= Golden was silent, looking thought
fully toward Sally.
CANDY caught the look and shrewd-
~ interpreted IL.
"Oh. comet Don't tell me you feel
responsible for her Or any senti-
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Now he heartily wished Candy were
at the other end OF the earth.
Sally still hesitated to answer
Candy. Suddenly she caught
sight OF stage hand with card
IN his hand. trying TO catch her eye.
He hurried 10 her. Amazed, she
took the card and read:
Henry Stanley"
ITO Be Continued)
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service)
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Seventh and Spruce; No. II school.
Sixteenth and claymont; No. II
school. 500 South Claymont street;
Ukranian Hall, Pearl street; No. 10
school. Oak and Harrison; Italian
Neighborhood House. ITO Lincoln
street; No. IL school. Ninth and
Scott; ST. Thomas school. Fourth
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mental bunk like that. What's come
over you. Colby? why, could take
that hick girl from the bushes and
put her into the Big Time quicker
than you could. VIII that harm
her? Say. be a good boy and intro
duce me-"
Golden moved reluctantly toward
Sally. Candy at his side. Lucy Ben
net instinctively drew nearer TO
Sally.
l''sally. this Is Mr.. Candy. Hos
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Y BOYS OUTLINE WORK.

At meeting last night the boys
work committee OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
discussed the policy and program 70
be followed by the department
this season. Those present at
the meeting were John Macadam,
chairman; Edward p. Bardo. John
S. Mullin. Howard L. Seaman and
F. Il. Ballantyne. During the SEES
sion dinner was served in the ban
quet room.
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Stops Itching
Peterson's Ointment

To the millions OF grateful sufferers
who know about the mighty healing
power OF Peterson's ointment for old
sores, ulcers, piles. sore feet and
chatting Peterson says. use It for
skin and scalp itoh; 81 never dis
appoints" All druggists, SOC, soc
500 $3.50, $500.
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and Grant avenue.
The day schools will be open from
$50 a. M. to p. m. with lessons at
any time that pupils find Il conven-
tent 20 attend. No glasses will be
held on Saturday or Sunday. OF
course. The night schools will be
open Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings from 10 Q.