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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

Houses" At the Arcadia. On Monday
the Arcadia will commence showing
Of the screen version OF Oscar Wiide's
celebrated play ~ Woman Of No Inn
portance." A photoplny with Oscar
Wude ~ its author would seom to be
entitled to special consideration in
these days when strength OF story II
being stressed in the motion picture
industry. Wilde IL commonly spoken
OF a. one Of tho abiest writer's Of the
English language that have ever lived
His plays, novels and poems are
known in every corner OF tho civilized
world.
vaIentino 1T tho Majestic.
Dustin Fnrnum concludes bis Ma
jestic appearance In Iron to Cold
this evening. On Monday noxt. ths
screens greatest lover. Rodolph vslen.
tino, will be sem in tho leading role
OF Stolen Moments" This actor II
ono Of the most noted characters Of
tho screen and has attracted NOR,
attention In a year than any Other
screen celebrity. Since his never-to
be-forgotten appearance in "Th'
sheik" and Tho -Four Horscmen o.
the Apocalypse" he has been the lido
OF millions Of photoplay follower
throughout this country and tho entir'
world.
Raymond Hitchcock 1T the Queen.
Agnes Ayres playing In Border
land" has created no end OF favorabl
- a kt<x--
Monday next the Queen will have
real. honest to-goodness screen mu
steal comedy. Broadway seems {
have been combed OF It's musical star
who have been selected to play III
leads In THE Beauty Shop" Ray
mond Hitchcock. one OF the leadin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

VIII you be clonng q deal a week
from today on that property you want
to sell or rent? Phone your ads for
Real Estate Week now to Every Eve
ning.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
ERRBS TAKE FAST ONE
FROM FIVE POINTS TEAM

Krehs took q fast game from Five
Points last evening. at Five Points.
s TO T. Jones featured a, bat for the
losers. Brodley. Baldwin and Maxwell
connected for triples. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
ALL CLUB MANAGERS

How would you like to have
your club or organization tho
subject Of an illustrated special
article sornc Saturday. like the
Juvenile swimmers today7
II you want this. submit your
article and photographs TO
Every Dvsning. u you want ad-
ditional information oofnmuni-
cate with tbs Sports Editor.
Eportsmen. this 10 your op-
portunity. II will b your own
loss II you miss II
The diamond drill., 1922-01-20
Annual Tax Sale

The Circuit fol the County OF ron Chancery
Fuller, Auditor Seneh OF tn
State for the sale OK certain anu
assessed thereon
petition General OF the state OF
Michigan
speno
9. aanu
claimed Dy the state on
said petition will be brought on Tor nearing % nna n % Of
held at Cys IN eouu
3Oh Of January ~ 49, enS
that all Interested M ucn us
lien claimed thereon py ne Sae
thereof ha
thereof their oecuons o
the mentioned
confessed and decree VIII s ansn
in
Of petition lot
he be
by Tuesday IN May
ana
a County AZ
him at the county seat e
OF then there
shall pc
interest and charges and the a and accepting
against such
undivided fee simple interest o. & ho
shall be offered and SOLO Il any
charges sucn
passed the succeeding DAY. % eie
second oner or curing
be amount aforesaid the Ooun'
OF the State
theH Circuit the seal
Circuit County day November ~
Countersigned hiOhTiND =.
~hN"' '"'@S'
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STATE OF MICHIGAN


Fuller Auditor General Of the sa'e @ i h
respectfully
schedule A. contains OF m
which taxes were
delinquent Tor non @
paid; together
thereon to the time hxsa o
provided by law e~tenoe' -1al-9s ~
that said lands returned 10
Auditor under the provisions Act 2Ob OF the Public @ o. l
said respectively
unpaid; except that lands included IN said
al returned TO the Auo
under the provisions Of the eral TAX ~
200 Of the Public Acts o 1891 ana "hn TAXES re-
4natn - 49,, ,ro,,Saa 8,
where lands are nca1l
aforesaid for taxes Of 1920 Or oL any prior @
heretofore
sales 50 made have peen sel e W ~
cancelled aa provided y law.
Your petitioner that the ta1
in said Schedule A. arc Va e on ~
O described in said schelule
that the said taxes on su
remained unpaid for more Than one year S @ me- nv were e
now unpaid above SET forth your lap for
the against each areei q
the payment OF taxes interest @ s %
said schedule against the
q contained default Of payment OF the a - @
lands that OF aa
nav be soe as provided by law 70 pay e @
aforesaid
And petitioner etc
Dated 20 1921 .,rr, - rrr rR
The diamond drill., 1922-01-20

Parcel commencing 50 feet
North OF the Northeast corner
of Block 4, village Of Pentoga,
thence North 2l2 1884 feet,
West lO6 feet. South 2l2 1857
feet EAST following the north
line OF Pine Street to begin
ming . ..s........'.......*.'sf- -
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BUTTER LIKELY
TO STAY FIRM
California Demand Holds
Up the Price

Western ave. jobbers were OF the
opinion. saturday morning. that tho
local butter market. which Is at
peak price. will remain firm Tor some
time. as there was no evidence that
CALIFORNIA; demand for the local
product IN weakening The egg mar.
ket remained easy. after the sudden
turn Friday. which caused scent
drop.
Celery - at the peak ON the East.
ern market, and straight car loads
are being shipped from Puget sound.
Celery was offered on the local mar.
ket saturday az 81 dozen punches.
A car OF Ladyfinger grapes. said to
- tho last that will arrive from Call.
tornia this season. were marketed
saturday at - crate. other Cab.
fornis products to arrive here were
sweet potatoes. quoted At cents n
pound. and tomatoes. offered at 81 so
Q crate.
Eastern eranberries were quoted
here az $50 a barrel. while the West
ern commodity. which Is very scarce
and OF poor quality. sold at $3.50 a
box. This Is equal to sfs.T6 a bar.
rel for the Western product.
Crshapplcs. which have been
scarce for several days. were off the
market Saturday. and iohbcrs say
that future shipments viii be Of an
Inferior quality.
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ADVISE VOTERS
ON CANDIDATES

Heading the list with G. G. DIN for
the United states senate, the Seattle
Building Trades council has adopted
the following advisory ballot, accord.
ing 10 Rowland Watson. president.
and ]. ~. Belanger. secretary. Of tho
council.
United states senstor--C. C. Dill.
Congressman, First Distrfct--Ed.
gar c. snyder.
state Senator. sist Sen. District
Paul Houaer.
state Senator. s2d Sen. District
Dan Jandon.
State Senator. 3bth Sen. District
Tom Horner.'
State Senator. 3Tth Sen. District
Nicholas Schmitt.
Representative. 10th District
Wiley NJ. Scott.
Representative. 10th District
John Fleming.
Representative. 4ist District--hrs.
Hugh G. Todd
Representative. 4sd District--Geo.
NJ Hodgdon.
Representative. f2d District-Thos.
Murphine
Representative. 43rd District
Ralph r. Knapp.
Representative 43rd District
Mnude Vahlbusch.
Representative. 44th District
Msude NJ swcetman.
Representative 44fh Distriot--Rex
&. Strickland
Representative. 4sth District
Adam Beeler.
Representative. 4sth District
John Downie.
COUNTY
OFFICERS
Audltor---D. r.. Ferguson.
County Clerk Geo. A. Grant.
County Assessor Samuel ".
chasc.
County Treasurer w Shields.
County Sheriff Matt Starwich.
County EnRineer--Thoa. II. Bee.
man.
County Commissioners, First Dis.
trict WIN r. Gaines.
County Superintendent of SCHOOL,
Nina q. Buchanan.
Justice Of the Pesce~AJohn y, Cor.
don
Justice Of the Peace-c. G. Dalton
Constable John Boyle.
Constable Jas. Lambert.
Constable Jas. Shannon.
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NelU York Exchange List
ShOJUs Strength at Close

Md sfltflf JOURNAL FINANCIAL
aftc
from fdays ong prscss
,hs carly ass,ss hui The volume
Included nadwln i sSa"saher issn off
sinclair ss Y : nosssr 50 e,f Resalns ssh Tel
rsircleaT ssr oeasa Motors ~ OF ~
I. x -. a.
elesine prs neussa isa American Loco.
ttsh ssS 81 Mexican Petroleum sat
Mote
Pacific
Central IN 6 a W go ST. Paul
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GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. Nov. t.--0rain prices
closed higher ON the Chicago board
Of trade today. owing to Improved
export demand. Provisions were
strong.
December wheat opened Off lie At
si.fs% and closed Mt that figure.
May opened up se at ti.i3A and
closed UP &C. July opened up No
at tt.0tA and closed Off NC.
December corn opened off se At
sTAe and closed up &C May opened
unchanged at sTfsc and closed up
NC. July opened off se at tfAe
aud closed up Ae.
December oats opened off NC at
seA Q and closed up ec May open
ed Off Nc a. tifsc and closed un-
changed. July opened off nc At
ssAe and closed up .c.
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Cssste---Feesirss. 1899. MARKET steady.
steers. tfGT.7s. COW. and hsifef.. ti1s
0tf1s. stocksrs ard feeders. ttte9
t7zb, buffs. sg0s. calves. ts8s.
uaxs-pseeipts. 100. Markss steady 70
fec higher. Top~ fs.tt. bulk. tT.TS@
u.tG.
sh~~p--Rerespts. leo Market steady.
Lambs. sis9Is. sws~. t9sfs, feed
srs. tiseffsa
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% AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
THE SANDS PLAN
tile
Envelops Tells the Truth


tho
Enveiops Tells the Truth
During the warm summer ana
early spring used cars, good
and bad. sell to an indiscrim-
fnafe public. Quality and
price are OF less Consideration
than delivery, But today a
new claas OF buyers have
oome--the wise buyers-the
careful, discriminate buyers
return on thsir Investment.
This 10 why our cars ssil with
regularity. winter ana
summer. We will not invest
our money In poor cars. We
follow religiously n plan Of
rebuilding and reconditioning
every car we accept We sell
our ears with a telltaie re-
port Of the work performed
and . statement Of identifiea-
ton from tho former owner.
Your demand for protection
fully met. and the service re-
thing known. rather than
guessed at.
You will find In our stock
only popular make cars, such
ea aTuDEnAKERs. HuIcKS.
CHEVROLET. FoRDs. we
have roadaters. tourings and
closed models. Prices within
reach OF all. and terms No
know you can meet. Our
salermen are courteous. and
careful TO sell you tho car
best suited 10 your needs.
Make II a point 70 pay us .
visit Monday.
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
EAAt eesL isis-is E Pike st.
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Red Mountain

Reaction in these shares, to some extent
anticipated by traders. was precipitated on
the San Francisco stock exchange Thursday,
the price declining to closing sales at forty
five cents per share.
We are advised that the break was
brought about by combination of short
interests The selling which included heavy
margin accounts, was purely local and was
confined to San Francisco. Yesterdays clos
ing bid in San Francisco was az cents with
no stock offered.
Conditions at the Boundary Red Mountain
Mine would seem to make positive rapid
recovery in the price of the shares Orders
for execution on today's market may show
quick profit over the next ten days
Full Information on Request
r. A. RAMSAY
BROKER
1417 Third Avenue Seattle, Wash.
Elliott 5440
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ACRE TRACTS. WITH SMALL NEW
cottages. fronting on SOFT. bouis-
ward. city water; walking distance
from three car lines. OR improved
tracts on which we Will assist you
in building. ALSO beautiful view
lots. all ON very easy terms
See Mr.. Chandler. corner 26th ave
y. W. and Spokane st. or phone
west GSee
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CO roR sALE-FARM LANDS

WRITE on CONF TO THE FIRST
National Bank ~ conway ~ you
want farm In the splendid skaFl'
valley. No better land In Wash
fugfgu
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50 FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
LOOK THIS ovER

acres. This property can be made
into an income producing place,
with FREQ expert advice in raising
chickens and berries. Washing-
ton Cooperative Egg Annexation
VIII buy your eggs nt your door
Nice view Of Lake Washington.
Located . minutes walk from
paved Pacific highway. store and
gas station; near fnglewood golf
links and County Club at fngle-
wood Park. This 10 q bargain
Don't delay investigation. Terms
t7b cash. us per month.
220 WALKER BUILDING
Cor. second and University.
Elliott 9ts2.
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Chicago Live Stock

x1Unya W4sS4ss~
HsW~--R~cstpsa. s.eap. Asrksf steady.
strcng Top. ts.fs. bulk Of sales. SO
ysses heavy weight. ss3e1sst. me-
dium weight tAses.sss light weight.
gsss9sse. Hight weight. nstesse.
light lights. tsstoste. hsavy pack
tina sows tT.seer.rs. packing soss.
rough. sserrs. pigs. u.te9afs
s.fee. Sark~t steady.
casscs snd prime. tf.ssofssss ma
dfuFa sad good sfafi.se. eommon.
stss0T. coed ard eheioss ts0ts-ts
eouEson and medium. ttte0sl
euteh.r cattle and hslfsrs. es.s8iss
cos. ss.soos. bulls. use usss. cAn-
n<rs and cutters. cors aud hstfera
ttte0ftss raun~r steers. nUtTsi
veal calves. tsotesfss feeder sssers. -
1tT.Ts. strcksr steers NftUf.ts /.
stocksr cowr ard h~ifers s30s7s.
s.eo0. Marker steady.
Lambs titts9it; lambs. euii ard
common tt1s0tsss. yeariinx veth-
.rs ssgSat7sk. ewes. ttbe0T,fas
coll 10 esmmen swss. t17setTk.
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle
Tides II
SATURDAY


SATURDAY SUNDAY
/ NOV. >ot.
firss nigh Tide FIRST Hish rads
SEQ a M. ti.e ~. slss a m. ia a. I
first Lev Tide First ie~ ride
| 10 20 .. m. "a "a ~ OF a. IN. "a ~. i
s~caad High Tide secosd high Tide
tsss y. ". ies n. s.s D. IA. tea a. /
second fsw Iid- ~~rsad Love lids
| teisi y m. go n iistf PIN. --sss a. |
Weather Bureau Report
rAyoosu ISLAND. Nov. .-s A. NJ
B.remstsr rising. partly eioaay. Wind
vest ~ railss sn heur Passed la. str
Asshis Mare. at sac .. m. ,hres-mss,
xa,soa iln.f. at T.ss q an Passed cut
str rss.miss. at ssss . m
Vessels in Port at Seattle
Saith COVE T.rrninsl--rrsr h ssr shid-
suska Maru. str President Jsss.on-
Great Northern Tsrnissi-ssss Hsss's
u.iea on 90. pees-s,r Ia rvr,.,n.
y. q O. @. unsixs. Y. n l. A. 7.
PER t-str Ai.h~n. Mars
prar f-str juneau. ctr Nefon.
PIER str Katrina fsucksntsch.
rf@r D-.str Dorothy Ai~xsnfer.
unisn rAsifia Tsrminsi--sssf Psnnsyi-
vantsn-
o. shfppinx heard Meersns.--ssr
feostusn str Anna q. Morse. ctr Hii-
vsrsso. ctr t<ubrioo. ctr West Hart
land, xtr west cehskis. str West ison.
str west Jester. ctr western Knsxht-
ssr psiisht. str cross KEYS. str Wal
iinxsord4
s,ssd.rd on Cos poss--su J. A. xes.
feft
Miiwaukss Ocean rsrsnisai--ssr 1ysa-rn'
Hsnfsrd street Tsrminsi--C. n I. Hs-
lief
Todd prydocks-U q G a. Detfwood.
ar starr. ctr Jeffsrson. str Hsnisy.
Puget Sound Bridge Dredsins cs---sfr
psttsrron.
lily Co's Tsrsntnsl-str Msnsriss
Atnss ahipyard a Tsrmlnal--atr Rooss-
Welt fnoforshtp flhby Maize.
Ss,tieten's MIL str santa Rita
West Seattle Traintnx statioa--u- n
Eagle Ne. 81.
Hss.rrnsn Drydoek--str sika. ssr xst-
rhikan.
wlnstsw Msrtae rsfivsr-Ssr ps5ifico.
bark Belfast. schr Vancouver motor
ship Ceolch. hargss H~nvy Willard ard
ceauitisea city. schr sophia christsn-
son.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

- - -
ScRtBNER At Yakima, Wanh., Noe
vemhcr z, tea2. SAMUEL TAYLOR
sCRInNER aged ss years, beloved
husband Of aeorsia hcribner,
father Of June Scrihner. brother OF
~ II Scrtbner. Fort Worth. Tex.
Gordon G. scrAner. Loa Angelica.
Cal. ". l. and Dave l.. Scribner,
Mrs. l.. q, Morris and Mrs. 10 r.
Fry. Seattle.
Funeral services will be held SUN
day at aiso y. m. at Johnson 4 HAM
iiton'n. broadway and r. Union
Friends invited
. FUNERAL services for
MRS MARTHA OkEltbEi(G, an
nounced TO take place sunday At
1850 q. M. at Johnson a Hamit.
tons. has been postponed. Date
OF funeral announced later.
ALLEN October 81. 1874, HARLOW
DAVID ALLEN. age a., beloved
husband OF Molly l, Allen.
Funeral services Sunday, p. m.
at eur chapel, fntcrment Evergreen
Park Home Undertaking Co.
fMATOS - November 1. 1929.
JOHN xASiMATOS, age as yeara.
beloved cousin OF Peter coris
Funeral services Sunday, p. m.
az Greek Orthodox Church. Home
Undertaking Co.
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VEGETABLE


1Ttrnsaes-f~r def- .....ss... 80
mp><s-tc~st par sark ........f.1s0fO
90ns-Ksntacty wsrdsrs -. -
0sesrs-tecsi. White. per n. .e,S .uN
Local RED. per ~. ......... .esO yin
nrress-New. per dsa buneAss -
CeeHHawes ton ..... .t1s8t-W
<ss~ry--Locsl. crate .......... IL
c.U- white ana ysiisv $500. .tiseto
ce<uDherv- hethooss dss- .ss8fee
Leesf psrhifns. psr ben ~ ~
- rsaoe-rsr crate ........ L.
~-rsh~-Fer -. ...........s ~is0 -.
Lsesses- Iseai h~aA. per crate. ~
oeesss-Sew yesfow. 10 .... .N&0 ~
Lecsf sys>n. Dos sun-hes.. Inv -
hfs rfckfsrs. per n. -
@nRa pef -, 80
Asssrafsas brcwrs ...... INV ~
ksfs1sy-f<se- a Ire. hoasas. -
psss-E- wash. per crate ~
woSesD--Lseei. White. ~ .OA IN
yhs~s o>ms fney. g-aasd ss-ssess
- ANA ~ -. .-..-....ss
~~<sa per N. .s..-..- -
Ds1pAaDs-yafsma per ~. 80 VIZ
ue0sAsn-Ls~sf. dss- baasAss..
noee-Ls~sf 70 n. hss ..... ~
v~uss-pvusss's. per -. ....s -
ug0sA--esnssv. PER ..
NussssA ssr -. .......... nv
ysoefseD-fscai peaes bss ~ -.
TeDfpe--Ehits esck .........
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WANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW
1 have two medicines. I CURE.
Remove the cause aud You got
we'll stomach all risht. kidneys
all rixht--aii right all over, NO
HEANT FAILURE. consuitstion
and booklet free " " Winsns
&ei American Bank ildE Price
si.as Parcel post. u.sh each.
MEN = REGAIN youp HEALTH
and power. Overcome tired fsci-
ting Revive your weak glands ana
lost energy by using Hercules
Mutt Gland Tablets Guaranteed.
Box. SO tablets fs.00 BY mall
HERCULES MEDICINE co.
Box 6ia. Seattle. Wash.
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e WANTED-REAL EsTATE

WANT At ONCE FIVE ROOM
modern bungalow. $500 cash. NJ.
J Moore. 1915 Third ave; Elliott
f7bk.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. t--roretsn ca
change opened Irregular. H,sslS~x.
Rtse. or s-ft. francs. teestS. up ~ |.
lire. sessis. NJ d marks. sa.eseiA.
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90 BUSINESS oPPoRTUNTTTEs

DOEs sse 70 $50 a DAY INTEREsT
your Hugh Scott OF Kansas made
$4,000 IN - days with the Hsmii~
ton Beach carpet washer. H. y.
Kelly 81 Texas 1900 IN 2 days. G.
Widdifieid OF Chicago tzfs 80 IN
3 hours ~ machines In uss by ". 3.
government. 10 by ststler Hotel
Hystem. hundreds IN greatest buiid-
ings Our inspiring little book
gives al the money making facts.
Tells how 10 get started. what
success others like you have
made: how big tho profits are; IA
fact, answers every question. IL
you want TO be your own boss,
send letter or post card for FREQ
book. No obligation. Hamilton
Reach Mfg. Co. 700 Rapids Drive,
Racine, Wis.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat


CNfCAUD. Nov Cam whsst--No.
! hard. ft.t7eii1s. No. . hard. ti.its.
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III you WANT 4 DODGE TOURING
car. soc mine. 1899 model; looks
like new Just been overhnuied:
Sb75 VIII sell on oaay terms. Call
Mclrose 1915.
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BIO OPPORTUNITY - ABOUT 9
ceres excellent for poultry, gar
dening and berries: land lies prac-
ticslly level. mostly rich alder
land. electricity for power and
lights. New store and restaurant
Will noon be In operation within .
minutes walk Of this property.
Terms $50 down. $40 per month.
Only 20 minutes ride from Second
ave. and University st over new
Victory way.
afo WALKER BUILDING
Cor. Second and University.
Elliott OIHI
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SATURDAY
NOV. 4
First nigh Tide
= 90 a. m. tl.e ~.
first lev Tide
10 ~ q m. "a a.
~~cuad High Tide
ts4s D. ~. ~ . n.
-~cpnd low Itls
teisi y. IN. 90 n.
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ETNUNI
>Us. .
FIRST ilish rtds
.slgs a M lis o.
First Lev Tide
iif9f a. m 30 q.
seoosd High Tide
.sss D. IA. ies a.
~~-osd Love lids
n 10 PIN -sA a.
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Sarar--sluiets n.w. ts.tg. refined auistl
ersnpiatsd. tsse8f.
C~fs>e--No. spot RIO. isSv -. No. =
Santos. Az oisse 10.
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4, Statesmen WANTED
THE APPpMATTON TRUNK 4 BAd
Co. 81 Petersburg. Va. wants sew
erai good statesmen 20 handle their
linc ~ trunks. basr and Euftrases
AZ a side line and on a commission
basis n you are a real salesman.
hsre T. an opportunity 90 add Sub.
stantiaily % your income. Credit
given 10 mail orders To men Of
proved ability.
Statesmen or SALES ORGANfxA-
ton now calling on or hnvfnA
large acquaintance with smtonao.
bile jobhsr and dealer. 20 sell
Ames horns. Exclusive territory.
on commission basis TO producer.
Ames Products Corp. 10 Church
at. New York city,
MIN AND WOMEN INTRODUCE
Niagara ink powder. BIG earn
tngs. Sure. steady business. Re-
orders protected Write for par
ticuiars. Niagara Sales Co. Port
Henry. ". "
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The Seattle Star

Published Daily at ta05 Seventh Ave.
Schttie. Washington
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-13
STRENGTH
VITALITY
HAPPINESS
A Message to People in Poor Health
Who Want to BE Well

If You are in poor health merely
from a general rundown condition.
get some Guides PeptO- Mangan OF
your druggist and take il with your
meals for Il few weeks or until Won
feel right again. Pepto-Mangan is a
wonderful tonic and blood-Euilder and
is very pleasant to take. II does not
act like a miracle. Its effects are
gradual but real and sure. 1t contains
iron in a form easily digestpd and alb
sorbed by the system. For thirty
years Guides Pepto-Mangan has been
used by physicians as a tonic for
rundown people. Don't continue TO be
weak, nervous, and headachy-take
Guides PeptoMangan and restore
your good health. Thousands have
been helped back to health by it-you
can be benefited if you will accept
this truth and act now. Sold in both
liquid and tablet form. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-13
LAKELAND ROTARIANS
TO PLAY ROLE OF HOST TO
KIWANIS CLUB TOMORROW

Something entirely new in Lake.
lands history will Occure tomorrow
at neon when the recently organized
Kiwanis Club will be the official
guest of the Lakeland Rotary Club. 1t
was at last weeks meeting that the
Rotarians decided to invite the entire
membership of the Kiwanic club and
the Kiwanians, at their luncheon on
Friday. unanimously voted to accept
the Rotes' hospitality at noon on
Tuesday Manager Rainier will pre-
pare more than one hundred covers
for this big gathering at the Elk
Grill, An outpouring of good fellow
ship is expected on this occasion as
marking the desire of both organiza
lions to pull together for the advance
ment of Lakeland. President Sand
ford Jewett of the Lakeland Rotary
Club will preside.