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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01

is.aoo annually. or more than the
combined salaries OF Mr. Mckenzie
ana his one assistant.
Where Mr. Woody gets figures on
which 20 base his charge that the
value u the riRht.of-way acquired Ia
only $4,000 year. "a mystery. Had
be said that fs.ooe Is the amount
paid out annually for right OF way
he would be much nearer the truth.
The purpose Of the sht-of.way de.
psrtment u 10 secure righ'-of way as
cheariy as possible and save money
for the taxpayers. In the year July
1. 1874 10 July 1. isgz. the depart.
meni secured deeds 90 asi pieces ~
property and distracted "a much iarg
e. number which were no, secured.
a. projected roads we're not carried
thru.
For most Of these 7si pieces Of
property the county paid ono dollar
each. In cases where improvements
were taken or land taken where I'm.
proved road. already existed. pay.
rnenf was made NJ the least possible
figure. with resort 10 The courts
when the department could not 81.
feet a settlement fair 60 the county
These ssi pieces OF property ranged
IN size from fractions OF plated lots
20 slr.acrn strips. cannot state
their cxnc, value without apprnise.
ment. bat the value il several times
greater than the $4,000 mentioned By
Woody. The fact that the considera.
ton OF zone dollar" appears In most
Of the deeds TO county road riRh..of
way now being acquired. proves be.
yond doubt that there Ia no graft or
lnefficiency In Mr. MckenrIe's de
pafsmsnt.
when. IN 1914. as n member ~ a
committee Of the old Commercial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01

Living costs moro, but therr is much more of 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
Would You Like to Be a Miner

In behalf of the miners who dig the coal and the gold
and all the rest of the necessities that taken out of
the ground, The Star offers this
Forty-three miners were trapped Sunday night 1000
feet under the ground by fire in California mine.
While their families waited hoping and praying the
workers fought desperately thru the binding smoke
and choking gas, in effort to reach the imprisoned
men.
Now then, next time you tempted to remark that
miners appear to be demanding pretty high wages for
their work, just think the above Would you. Mr.
Businessman work 1000 feet under ground for miners
wage? You bet wouldn't
like watermeons. tell bad
winning hand in the only queen.
The npper just thinks 1t Is better be than lonely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01

Ing the records In such shape that
Information about road right.of.way.
deeds and costs IL Immediately avail
able and can be secured by Mr.
Woody or any other citizen who has
business with the county.
BY his conduct OF the right.of.way
department. Mr.. Mckenzie has
proved both his business ability and
his desire and ability 10 save money
for the taxpayers. No stronger argu.
ment for his election TO the county
board IL needed than hts record In
office.
A. r. RAUTESBERG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY
rohar.. word l.-cELrnArE.

Totay's word is-CELfBATE
It's pronouneed--ssiI-bate. with
accent on tho first syllable.
IL means--one who IL unmarried.
single. or. especially. one hound BY
vows no, 10 marry.
], comes from-La,in "caelebs.' .
unmarried. single.
les used like 'his--'Sorthwes,crn
University has dcerced that. because
IL IL Impossible TO keep a family
suitably on the salaries II IL able
20 pay. u will employ only celihates
as professors while present eco.
monte conditions prevail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
Cut Fruit and Vegetable Prices

The St. Francis hotel San Francisco cuts the price of
portion of fresh fruit from 40c to 15c
Fine
Every restaurant the Coast should slash prices of
fresh fruits and vegetables.
There's why sliced tomatoes or peaches or
watermelon should sell in restaurants for as much in
season out of season.
Lower fruit and vegetable prices menu cards right
now would be fair to the public and would help the farm
ers by stimulating consumption.
When the Jap prince Princess
small We're with but
bridegroom would be foolish enough take
Time rubber heels, slips by easily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
Camp Lewis Permanent Posta

Camp Lewis is to be permanent military post the
war department There's nothing particularly
in that. We have been told it many. many times.
Sometimes believe it.
1t strikes most citizens out here strange however
that the department should discover its mind just
day two after it had ordered most of the soldiers
leave the camp
The Northwest must not rest easy about Camp Lewis
Other sections of the country will make it hitch
ing post if do. 1t viii require continuous. unrelent-
ing fight for to put Camp Lewis permanently
the military map
prudent ms HIMSELF simple pass
N. punisheds-Proverbs ,7is.
Be kind to neutrality-suspicious. s3,.
Heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
LAZERCt TIC Ss EZUR
Answers Criticisms of Mckenzie

ment does ALI the abs,rac;ing In.
VOWED In tho county road work
which. before AIR. Mckenzie took
charge ~ the department four ,s..u
ago. was done by absirac'ins Gem.
panlcs. The saving involved IN this
work IL couseryatlvcty estimated at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01

fapper thinks 1t better rouged lonely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
Brain Testers

A. dinner party the hostess pro.
vidsd for a great number OF people
and found she had much left over.
She blamed {, on her husband. for
he had told her that: MY fathers
hrcther-in-isw. my brothers father.
in.law. my father.in.iaw's brother
and my brotherin.law's father"
would be there.
For how many should she have
provided?
Solution will be printed iomorrosr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
a Force of Mystery and Might

An able scientist describes electricity as the most mys
ferrous force he is wrong. Personality is far
mysterious force.
No accurately define personality for it varies
Man, woman or chld-each has different personality
for each person met Watch yourself and observe the
change in attitude personality in talking to var-
people.
pcssimi is who thinks the IS isn't
We a flappers
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

"'it lie private service sta ton"
Prices $500 10 s7.7.S
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28
OLDSMOBILE OPENS
Ell CENTRO BRANCH

The j. w. Leavitt company announces
the opening of an Imperial Valley
agency for Oldsmobile cars and trucks
with showroom and repair department
located at Mccormick Bros. garage, 761
Main street. L. B. Howey is the man
ager for the Imperial Valley branch.
The headquarters of the j. w. Ieavitt
company are in Los Angeles where they
have been handling cars since 1894, be-
ing one of the oldest automobile agen-
cies in California. A five year contract
has been signed with the Oldsmobile
factory for Imperial Valley, which in
dicates that the Leavitt company has
confidence in the valley as soles ter
ritory.
Mr.. Howey states that although the
local agency has been open but a week,
he has sold a four cylinder sedanette
to II. ii. Clark and four cylinder tour
ing car TO Mr.. App, president of the
Alamo Water company.
The new agency makes a nice addi-
tion to FL Centre Is Automobile Row.
and is being cordially welcomed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

was Professor ]. Russell Smith, of Col
umbia University in New York, who
wrote Mr.. Paul that ne was compiling
a new geography for grammar schools
and wished information and photos of
the American date industry. Mr.. Paul
supplied the necessary information, and
received copies of the geography when
it was published last year. There are
several pages dealing with the Coachella
and Imperial Valley, also photos, show
ing the raising of dates, cotton, and
other products, ard the methods of ir-
rigation. This new geography has al
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28
OFFICERS NAMED In
SOCIAL WORK

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April 2s.-Next
year s session of the California con
ference of social workers win be held
in Yosemite Valley, it was announced
here.
Officers for the new year are:
Irving Lipsitch, San Francisco, pres
ident; +. p. Van Altman, Fresno, first
vice president; Rev. Harvey Miller,
Sacramento, vice president; L. D.
Blodgett and ". d. Whitemore, Bakers
field, vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth
McManus, Los Angeles, vice president;
A. b. c. Dohrmann, San Francisco,
treasurer.
Sessions close today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

revisions and changes in the party
platform.
Special significance attaches to the
meeting, for it is expected Eugene
Debs, many times the party s candidate
for the presidency, again will assume
active leadership. Since his pardon
from federal prison by President Hard
ing, Dcbs has been resting at his honlc
in Terre Haute, Ind.
With Debs at the helm of the So
cialist ship, party leaders will make
strenuous efforts, particularly, to cap
ture places in congress at the Noven-
Der elections.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

taken of the exhibit at the San Fran
cisco fair were broadcasted throughout
the country, particularly in export and
import magazines, and they attracted
considerable attention, many inquiries
were coming, from people in this coun-
try, and in the date-growing countries
of Asia and Africa. Specimens of the
American dates compared with those
from c0mtrics which have been r.is-
ieg hem Cor lsousmds OF years were
found to surpass the latter in size,
quality and adaptability for packing.
Among those making inquiries rela-
tive to the date industry in America,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

time of the San Francisco exposition,
Mr.. Paul had charge of the date ex-
hibits of the two valleys and had the
displayed photographed for publicity
work. Previous to the fair, few people
knew that dates could be raised on
this continent, many who were famil-
iar with date culture being positive
that Ii could not be- done. Neterthe-
less MIR. Papl continued his cNperi-
nonts uud work of Improving the grade
of the trees which he Imported and to-
day date raising is the leading industry
in Coachella valley.
The pictures which Mr. Paul had
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28
DATES URGED FOR
IMPERIAL VALLEY

w. L. Paul, president of the Coach
ella Valley Date Growers Association
ana an enthusiastic booster for. the
auess ot ra.siag d8tes "a Imperial
al!eE, was r IN i1l Centre yes
.35av ne E tbe RamhaG Of
eJ nHotcc, taHL hds 22an raising
dutes iu C0asit.Ia Valley fa ncaciy 30
years, ana has also spent considerable
time in Imperial Valley, inducing
ranehers to plant date trees. At the
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
GET MAIL LESSON

On Tuesday, Wednesday and thurs
day of next week, Postmaster Collins
viii take group of 100 school children
through the postoffice, as part of the
observance of .'postal Improvement
week. and explain workings of diff
ferent departments They will be shown
how the mail is received sorted and
dispatched, the manner of handling
money orders and registered mail, a
lecture will be given by the postmaster
on the proper addressing and stamping
of mail, and the rules and regulations
of the post office department explained
TO them. The postmaster will also visit
the city schools and demonstrate on
the blackboard the Importance of early
mailing, proper addressing, and neces-
sity of a return address.
During the week the assistant post
master will visit merchants, bankers
and heavy mailers and invite them TO
inspect the postoffice, and cooperate
with the postal service by early mailing,
seeing that mail is correctly addressed
and stamped, and familiarizing them
selves with the postal regulations, and
benefits to be derived through such
cooperation.
The postmaster invites the public to
send in criticism of the postal service,
or suggest remedies by which it may be
improved and wishes it known that he
and his force are always ready to do
anything within reason that may lead
10 better understanding between the
postal sQi7iee end. the nc6ac. I.e
tC4pt2Ie rstA sac 4s t4iS
movement that '.J'0stal Improvement
Week." may be fittingly observed in
Ell Ce9tro and more efficient service
rendered.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

The beautiful light weight
Kahn gabardine is being
tailored into summer suits
this year for $33.75, it is
announced by the Marsh
Dry Cleaners who have
handled this cloth for the
valley for three years.
This hard thin cloth is
famous throughout the val
ley for its beauty as well as
its wearing qualities.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

ready been adopted by many schools in
the East.
The best grades of dates raised in
Coachella bring as high as ST. a pound,
and the supply. is never equal to the
demand. For years the United States
has been importing dates.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28

OF the ulTuOSt
iE co IN fort
and u I | lity.
They are so
C o m p ! e te
[ h a t TIL e
camper IS
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-28
SOCIALISTS COUNT ON DEBs

CLEVELAND, April 2S.-Socialist
party leaders of America will gather
here tomorrow and Sunday to map out
battle plans for the coming state and
congressional elections, and to discuss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
OPERATE ON TWO WAVES
TO AVOID INTERFERENCE
Division of Stations Into
Glasses Ordered Into RI.
feet hy Government

week after til. New york dis
trict charged from Daylight Saving
10 Eastern standard Time. :, new
schedule for nroadcastrrs In the
Second Radio District has gone into
eject Tho proposed Schrdni- mas
been arranged to eliminate. as far
as possihie tn" int"rtercnce IN tnr
air for the Invisible audience.
The manHEsment of VIZ had the
privilege ~ nroaGcas,ing ON 3Gn
meters sharing n. time win the
with the class n. n. mos, r,wrrf,,I
stations In tn" SECOND District. ANA
operating ON 400 meters
The class \ stations agreed L..
stand hy ON special u,.teIon.
should VIZ station Al N.,,ar. \
j. want to broadcast rourrit. IN
as tn. stadium Concerts given hi,
the Philharmonic orchestra MIA, bv
play results ~ the Wurid.> S.rir.
and n" Saturday Afternoon foul
hail games from september - uut!l
me end ~ tn" season. also. in r-r
nit VIZ :" Broadcast every eve
Class stations arc WV
John Wauama<er. New YOU, IA
n ". MAJ Nrwara. \ NIX
Rids"wo"d Time. K.derwund. l.. +.
WRN, ko"ntg h;oth-rs. TnrrVtonn
WRAN. Wireless r-i.phon,
.ompany Paterson y d. WAAT.
JsF'"N Review. Jersey CITY. y
AAM' N-lsou com!Any. New
erE. and WFAF. shelton El,,r,i,
'"mpany, pourhk".psi- Y
WI "Il c"ntInu" TO operate On
%" m-i"' wave i"nHiu ~
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LOW PRICE OF AUTOS
AMAZING TO VISITOR

Sir william Let's managing Iii
rector ~ the yS-ovrrland-C ross.
Icy. Ltd, VII" recently arrived In
America. expressed himself az ama.-
"d al tho recent reductions in over
'auh and WHY'S Knight cars ANA sees
ms result n continuance Of the do
mnnd that has continued since the
March pric" reduction. He ais" pre-
'i"is thh, there VIII 10 record
demand Tor ,h"s" cars next year.
both in Amnrjca and f.urorr
W!lrs -nv""lRnd.rrossl Ltd
capitalized al l.n"n.0on pounda has
taken over IN" iistrlhu,irn ~ Nh
liNs.bNsrlnrd ears in Great Britain
AMI on IN" continent ani has a mod
ON assembling plant capahlc of as
s"nhlinG TOO cars daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
RING BELL 1000
FEET DISTANT BY WIRELESS
Surrcssfui Transmission of Electro Magnetic Radio
Waves to Light Ordinary EIcctric-L ghi Globe Dem
onstrates Practically of Scheme

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. RADIO
as power
The first step. Spectacular in its
Import. has. been taken.
Experiments at the United Statcs
iih6io corporation station here have
resulted in:
Successful tranmissiOn Of eIectro-
magnetic radio waves that lighted
an ordinary globe at distance Of
l.0nu feet
.An"ther test that rang he'll s-v.A
miles away.
tests "r heard about lherr declar.
III" possibilities az such vast scope
that radio and power transmisSion
alike may be revolutionizcd
Waiiac" +. Vail. president Of the
radio company. * making no FORE
casts. Al this stage. he feels. the
lime is not ripe for predictions ~.
is enthnsiasticl bu, cautious. dis
russing the tests cuus"rvntively.
Has WONDERFUL Field.
1T Is still in til. experiments
STAG" he states. hut wh.u II -
remembered that hrst experiments
in radi"ph"ne transmission showed
even lrsS"r rang. than have our
iasis. tn" new discovery might H..
said I" open up a wonderful fnld Of
possibilities"
Up to this time electro maynrtic
waves az radi" hsN. been confined
:" transmission Of vibrations voice.
music. or dots and dashas ~ wire
less
In the United states Radio ."rro-
ration experiments tn" trans mission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Glad He Picked
This Stomach Remedy
Puts Stomach In Fine Conditions
Ends Dizzy spells. NervonspesS
Hradnrh~s and Mikes
iom Sleep We'll.

'h'udlci"uS eating Cau-"s scuts iud'-
S"s'i"n. gas. acidlty. beavin"ss ami sour
s'"n'ach sometimes The disi"ndcd sran,-
ach "aus|s the dreadfui T-etng "f near
sunn' Ion
lsn'i IL worth snIu-thiux 20 know %, n
"ih"dH that VIII atop th.- distr-S, la a
Jew minutes. quicker than .nythEn. ,lsn
Scu can think 81.
This IL u" common stomach remedy for
- took Years or time To- ,nrnbinr prusIu.
with th- other effective agents thai ma /, {.
i'Hr-'s M"ntha i'"p-im :" good ih,t IN.
t"i-i eases OF ind e-stl"u aiI,l eas,r.iis
ana "i hsr cht"nic stomach ailments are
NI-rdily overcome snd III" most badly de-
i"rE-d hiuIuHchS Innd- ,l.;u strong
"ud healthy
MT calvin D!lks. of AiInway. y H. q
mhn "i lew words, SHOWS his for he
"iti's: 1t cnibrrlS ria nNs"lf Of an old
catarrhal condition 81 th- stomach with
l'srt. MrUthH rrpsln."
y" Inhii.I what your stomach trouble
j. s'i l"rr" bottle FOR ti.no today ct amy
"tnsti-' anywhere. With III" distinct nm
d-'tt"hhing that II 1t DOESN'T do YOU ~.
world Of GOOD your money will he r..
turned. Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

around heart, palpitations and diz,i-
ness, and WAS sure he was suffering
from heart disease. Still others had sew
ere headaches. finnting spots before the
eyes. tender spots along the spine and
4 great variety of alarming sympton'.
For years made a special study Of
this condition. consulting n great mum
Der of physicians and chemists. An
immense number Of nvestign lions by
physicians all over the country showed
that three people out of every four you
meet lack 1909 iron in their blood
l.nck Of iron in the blood is the great
cat of all devitali1ing weaknesscs. 1t is
the iron in your blood thnt enables YOU
10 get the nOurisiment ont of your
food. Without iron. nothing you eat
does You any good. Your heart. lungs
and kidneys and all your vital organs
get their nourishmcnt from the blood
stream. an,. when the blood lacks iron
and is thin. Dale and wntery. you MAY
Grant Drug Co, Traclc's Drug I
lprnu
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Navy InNrstIwntInE.

Some years apo. radio scientists
say. the wizard Tosla conducted cx-
r"riments along the same line. hut
found no commercial value
Az p result az the demonstration
government authorities At washing
ton have ordered Immediate invrSti-
CATION ny United states navy rnpi-
n"+rs with view az further develop
mcnt and utilization Of the invention
for government purposes
That this nrw radio discovery
could hc utilized In time Of war In
keeping the enemy from bringing .x-
pi"sives within - specified range tx
one "f the important phases Inter
cstlnR the government. IL is know n.
What mas Ia done in the way Of
developing p"w"r. when special
equipment il used the scientists
leave Ia the Imagination.
Tint II is staggering In It's posi-
hilitirs even tn" conservative. admit
Further Investigations and .xpnri-
ments arc To b" at once carried on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

N"te. The extent "f broadcast
'hk I" which tie average fan has
arcrSs is easily a-.criaisnhl- f."u
a list ut stations Now operating civ
this list tor rtfrr"uc, whru J"u hear
h station. Ton su.i, groups will be
printed ia succeeding iSsu"r ~ the
rnii" raE": Tile them FOR Your list,
kDAH Hoy Island, PA.
kiIAii E.,Ip"rt Va.
kbt Laramie. Wyo.
IL LEE omni,n. Sch.
kbE,; tn"r-nut. WvO.
kbEii sui lax" city, rtah
tx bEJ Eis". New.
'k Di:k Reuo New
kDEl. Erynn. ohio.
Is DEN Dearh"ru. Mich..-..
Is DEF Northvilit. Mich
kbLiT Tulsa. okla.
kDGi- quincy. Mass
~ DAM Martin Platte. Sch
* nN h'ch springs, Wyo
Dih Rawlings. Ww".
Is III, rrrr,s oii Field. w..
kbk \ fIhsI Pittsburgh. IA
EDiN Sukariaud. Tex
Is Di.X GaiNcSt",. Tex
kpMK Fort Worth. T.x.
kbN SAN trnneiso" cal
kbft minneapolis. Mimi.
kDfli Detroit. Mich
X bri Sup-r,nr. Mich
IL bEI Port liurou. Mich
'k bfM cleveland. Ohio
kbfS Ea,Iuwu. r+Aas
Il btf Kan bi-Eo. Gal:
IL hi't' Cascade, Cal
l>bi'N camp 10. cal
kbtW ,'ninp d. cal.
IL ltUA Chicago, ~.
Is Dy,' tincinnsIi. Ohio
kh':u san Francisco. Cal.
khTS i'wa CITY. Iowa.
kb' r"iut Reyes. cal. ,Rolinah.
Il h>i. SAIL i.nkc Cny, Utah.
kbNM -nu Diego. Cal.
i.bAN redwood t.iiN. Cal.
hbhb f"I,inui. ore.
kDYR Fasadena. cat
Ia 10y = great Fails. Montana
hbi klamath falls. Ore.
DlN salt LAKE. city. Utah.
RbfW rh"rniN. Arix.
IA Ivy Denver. Colo.
Il VA TurSou Ark
I>l'/b bakersfield. CRl
u l'ID Lar Angeles. Cal
Il i'HE Seattle. Wash.
IL ''Hf Los Angeles. cal.
~ n"G Snu Francisco. cal
kb|ii Fresno. cal.
il t'II Wruhtrhec. wash
kbIi EMseu-. ore.
* DIN Ernn. Ney
MA. pgdcu. Utah
IL It/M tt'nIrniia Wash
f~I'Ei' Los Angeles. cal
hi'HG i'rnVrr. CT
hbNE Erilinshum Wash
Nl'Hi. Denver. COL
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spinach. lentils And npples. Unlike the
older forms Of iron, it will not injure
the teeth nor disturb the stomach, and
it is ready for almost immediate absorp-
tion md assimilation by the blood. IL
is the people whose blood IL rich in iron
who possess great strength. force and
energy. II you arc not strong or well
You owe it to yourself to mike the
following test:
Sec how long yom can work or how
far You can walk without becoming tir-
ed. Next take two 5-grain tnblcts of
Nuxnted Iron three times n day after
meals for two weeks, then test yomr
strength again and see how much You
have gained. An Astonishing number
of nervous. run down people who were
ailing all the while, have greatly i'm
proved their health and increased
their strength. energy and endurance
simply by taking this newer form Of
iron. For sale by All druggists.
D. 7. \. Miller Drug Co. and Chcif
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
>"@nrn "..om,"s Node, Of sanitation

SNM MA RUSSIA. Oct. : Five
thousand m"u nro at work cleaning
Va" hnrr"w streets of Iiis Russian
city. rui Ia oIlsr Ia set meals rr.t,
IN" l"cnt. Kitchen 81 the American
IrN-f Administrations avery child
must Pi"vt nr hn- nsdt us- OF The
b"i ~ soap ISSUED 10 nim once "A
month EVERY one 81 the 9uu Dn6
'htiHrrn nud aJniis Ia Tho Ssu,nra
instruct Niil receiving American re
'-' has hr.n Nucviuuttd .uatust
hh"i pos In1 iu"vuiaL"d against tv.
rh"'d. pHralvi.h"id nud .huI-rn
Altogether ti.~ outlook for m.
health 81 SHnArn j. very bright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

Madam. thlh truth may glre you the
"cretrs" Shuhd-r a. s6u win. thi.
fact stfres You In the face, 1nn can.
not down IL. II you fare tn. fart
YOU can add glorious stTcngih (" ynmr
weakened body. Nnu can add swctier
years to your NE. aDh bring back
s,1e ~ the glorious charm ~ your
r!rlhoOd days! Nnt II y"u refuse g."
believe II. then ~" power on earth
ran heir yhn! When ynn arc 81
hausttd. when you fcr like "hnpring
down on every seat yam come e."
that very thing yon feel Is nothing
mn PATTY old age. Exhaustion md
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