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LIVE STOCK

LOUISVILLE, Ky, oct. l2.-Cattle: Re eeelPts, eenf s+ SUU' slew; heavy steers ss@s,ae' $5@s; feeders. $5.5o@7.25; stockers. ss@ er Hgs ss5 poSnde aSsp s ss4 ?' s aSi to hgS so pounds, $S.O5; 12O to 165 pounds, s7.15; pigs 12O pounds down, ss; throwouts, ss Sheep: Receipts. 300; steady; lambs.
 KANSAS CITY. Oct. 12.-Cattle: Re- ceipts, 2,5oO; calves. 500; beef steers slow, weak to shade lower: offerings mostly steady; eanners and cutters unchanged {; 5sdis Salls steady; calves steady; flew few light , eaIs up to $dp st9ekeTs T and feeders dull
 Hogs Receipts, 10000: mostly 5c to loc higher; packer and shipper top, s7:75; desirable 210 to 2S0 pound average, s7.60 bulk isO to iso pound. seso @7.sS; bulk of sales, $7@ 7.75; packing ,sows, s6.25g ss;se; as stock ,a pigs uneyenly lower, mostly
 Sheep: Receipts 2.Ooo; lambs generally 1Oc lower; best western offered at s13.10; natives, I2.bO; odd lots sheep steady.
 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 12.-Hogs: Re- seSsy S Dc Pg butchers, m .de, sS.45@s.5O; pigs and lights,
 Cattle Receipts. 1.25o; extremely dull and unevenly lower, steers ss@s.5o; cows, s2@5.5O; calves steady to soc higher. $4 13b0.
 sheep; Receipts. 1000; steady: lambs steady.
 EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-Cattle: Re ceipts.f 6,O0O slow; no fresh native beef steers, light yearlings or stocker steers here; western 12c to 25c lower. $45o g 6.50; light vealers 25c lower at $l1 5O@ 1l.75; other classes steady; grass heifers. sS.5OQ6,5o: bulk beef cows, ss.5o@4.5O; tanners Sarns s,,, s2g24o; bulk, s2l5@2.a6; bo-
 Hogs: Receipts, II, 1000; active on light hogs, mostly l5c to 25c higher: slow and little changed on strong weights; one load averages, $s.l5@s,25; 16O to. 19O pounds. sSQS.l5; 140 to 160 pounds. $7.75@s; pigs 25c to 5Oc higher; lighter kinds up most 90 to 1SO pounds mostly $7.50@7.75; pack CT sows largely $6.s5Q7.
 sheep Receipts GOO; steady; s1s:35 paid by packers for one load near choice natives; others mostly s1s; culls. ss: few light mutton ewes. $6.
 BUTTER MARKET
 CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-There was no re- lief from the shortage of fresh butter and growing gradually firmer today. Owing to the partial holiday trading linn tied. but the few buyers who were on the market were willing to pay yesterdays prices Limited supplies. however caused dealers to hold very firmly in most cases for a premium. The supply of cars .was exceptionally light. Owners generally held them for stiff premiums. but while buyers were willing to pay the below listed prices no sales were reported at higher Fresh butter: .ss score. 4shc; 91 score 46c; 90 score. 45c: s9 score 43hc; 8s score, 42hc: s7 score. 42c; SC score, 41c.
 Centralized car lots; 90 score, 45c; sa
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Linen manufacture in Poland is represented chiefly by one large es- tablishment near Warsaw, which be- fore the war was one of the largest textile mills in Europe, manufactur- ing cotton and knit goods as well as linen.
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HUBBARD BROS. & co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Pro- duce Exchange. Associated Members Liv erpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Spe- cial attention and liberal terms given for .'onsiEnments of spot cotton for delivery.
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FUEL SHIP LAUNCHED

a Whitney Christened By Mrs. w. C..
 Whitney With Grape Juice
 BOSTON, Oct. 12.-The United States fuel ship, Whitney, was { launched at the Charleston navy yard r-today Mrs. Roderick Tower of New i,s. ork city frapd daughter of William sscC. Whitney secretary of the navy = = from 1885 to 1889, christened the ship with grape juice.
 The Whitney, when completed, will have cost S8,000,O00 with supplies and ~ outfit. She measures ASA feet over s all and displaces 10,600 tons. -.
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SENATE PROPOSED

Turkish Officials Discussing Form Of
 Government For Country
 CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct 12=Dis- cnssion of the form the new govern ment of Turkey shall take is pro- ceeding actively at Angora, accord Ting tC' advices from that city. The creation of a Senate is now pro- posed in certain circles as part of the new governmental plan. It Is pro- posed also that if it is decided to the office of President he be given power to dissolve the Parlia- ment
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 12-Turpentine firm. 961ac; sales. 300; receipts, 679; ship ments, 32s stock, 12,sss. Resin firm; sales, LAG; receipts, 1,6ss; shipments. se Io F to K. s4.55; M. $457la; N. s4.s71s; w G and w w. $5.20; x, $5.25.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. 12.-Tur- pentine firm, 96+c; sales ssS; receipts, steady; sales, 1,2S5; receipts. 2.151; ship ments,. 2.150; stock. 125.s43. Quote: B to D. $4.55: E and F. $4.56@ AGO; to M, $4.57H @4.60; N, $4s5@4.S7ls; w c, S5.15 Q5.20; w w. $5.25Q5.s0.
 POULTRY AND PRODUCE
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 12.-Creamery butter 1c higher 49Q50c; packing un- changed Eggs, potatoes and poultry un- changed
 ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-Geese 14c: others unchanged. Butter and eggs unchanged.
 OIL CITY REPORT OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 12.-Credit balances. $2.b0; runs, 31,216; average. 6,226; ship ments, 2s.46s average, 56.356.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-Petition for an ancillary receiver to take charge of the local assets of the Indiahome Refining company which has a capital stock. of s5,000,000 outstanding, was filed in fed eral court here today. The petition al leges gross mismanage and was filed by trustees of the estate of Gustav Wamswanz, who held $3,750 of the capital stock of the company. The general of- fees of the company are at Oklahoma
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WOOL MARKET
WOOII IN. Oct. 12.-The Commercial

BOSTON. oct. 12.-The Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow.
 The demand for wool has become more active again this week following the iul of week ago and prices are generpliy we'll maintained. especially on the lower qualities. Fine and fine medium woo's are possibly not quite so firm, but on the change for the week. Demand has been fairly well diversified. although some me dium foreign wool has been dull. The goods market is hardly changed. Fall Texas wools are moving slowly without any particular change in prices.
 "The foreign markets are all very firm. Australia has been generally steady this week. with good wools firm in sydney although inferior wools have been slightly irregular.
 "Mohair is slow but unchanged, with moderate buying in Texas of the fall hair"
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GO TO EIGHT HOURS
300 Kelly Springfield Employees, Idle Several Months. To Refurn

s' Idle Several Months, To Return r CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct. 12.-An eight hour basis for workers of the Kelly Springfield Tire company will be established October 15, it was an- rounced here today by Thomas C. Marshall, vice president of the com pany. Also, MT. Marshall said, 1,30O employees who were laid off several months ago had been asked to return Z to work. He declared the busine ss outlook to be most promising"
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ELOIR MARKET

DULUTH, Oct. 12.-Flax on tLch s2.54% Q2.67%; to arrive. $2.55%; Octo Der. s2.64%; November. $2.54%; Deeem Der. $2.51A; May s2.49.
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changed to 1oc lower. Family patents, s62606.5b barrel Shipments 54.121 barrels. Bran. >s2s.50029.
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Almost 35 per cent of all the knit underwear made in the United States is manufactured in Utica, N. Y.
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Short Market Flashes

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The Chicago Stock Exchange and the Board of Trade were closed today in observance of Columbus DaV.
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EUROPEAN COMPARISON

EUROPEAN COMPARISON n Guide-Stick to it! Upward and upward. climb on! es. Tired German Tourist-What do you take me for, an American dollar? F1iegende Blatter (Munich).
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HARVEY SAILS SOON

A mbassador To Leave England At
 End of Present Month ss1 LONDON, Oct. 12.-The American embassy announced today that Am bassador George Harvey, having ob tained the Kings pleasure" plans to r~leave England for home the end of the present month.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-The cotton. sugar and rice exchanges were closed to- daY-Columhus Day.
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HORSES AND MULES
FLAX MARKE,

EAST ST. LOUIS H., Oct. 12.-Horse1 and mules steady; quotations unchanRS0
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LOCAL SECURITIES
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

Bid. Ask. Alabama 3hs. 1956.......... S3 S5 Alabama 5s 1856 ........... 93 96 Alabama 4hs. 199O-35, 4.25@ 4.50 per cen basis.
 City of Birmingham, 4.5005.eV oasis. Jefferson county, 4.6066 basis Jefferson county warrants 6.25 66.26 basi,
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CASH GRAIN

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 12.--wheat, No. l low, $1.O5. Oats, No. white, 40@40Ac. Flax, No. l, $2.53% @2.56%.
 LIVERPOOL, Oct. 12.-Closing: Wheat. spot. No. l northern Manitoba, los 6d winter, ss 2Md; No. , mixed winters, 9s 2d; No. Manitoba, 9s Tod.
 WINNIPEG, Oct, 12.-Opening: Wheat. October. 9Sts@9s%c: November. 9S5sc; December. .s5A @S54sc; May. .s1,ooN Q 1.00%. Oats, October. 42Ac; November, ssNc; December. 41Ac; May. .4sAc. Flax, October. $2.1S; November, s21s; May, s2.13.
 November 94hc; December. 95%c: May, $1.o0%. Oats, October, 42Ac; November. 41Lc: December, 39%c; May, 4Sc Flax. October. se.ls% November seTsH ne-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

OF Il.
II he resisted SO long. Il was
think. the thought Of AFabolla Blshop
that restrained him. That they
should DO destined never to NEE.
again did not weigh at frat. or. In.
deed. ever. lio conceived tho acorn
with which shc would come 10 hear OF
his having turned pirate. and tho
seorn. tho as yet no more than mag.
ined. hurt him az II Il were already a
reality. And even when he conquer
Cd this. attn tho thought OF her was
present Ha compromised with the
conscience that her memory kept so
disconesrtlugly active. Ho vowed
that the thought Of her should con.
tinue ever before him 10 help him
keep hia hands as clean as man
might Ia thia desperate trade upon
which ho was cnb4Fking. And 30. al.
tho he might entertain no doluaivo
hope of ever winning her for his
own. OF ever even seeing her again.
yet tho memory Of her was TO abide
Ia his soul as "a bltiersweci, purity.
sng influence. The love tina, 10 never
to be- realized will oftsn remain a
mans guiding IDEAL.
Tho resolve being taken. he went
actively 10 work. Ogoron. most 40.
eommodaiing OF governors. advanced
him money for the proper equipment
Of his ship tho Cinoo Llagas. which
he renamed tho Arabolla. This after
some little hesitation. fearful OF thus
setting his heart upon his sleeve. But
his Barbados friends accounted II
merely an expression Of tho ever.
ready irony in which their leader
dealt.
To the score OF followers no already
possessed. he added threcscoro more.
picking hlH mop with caution and dis.
erimination--and ha was an sxecp-
tlonal judge 81 mon--from amongst
the adventures OF Tortuga- with
them all no entered into tho articles
usual among the Brothorn OF tho
Coast under which each man was to
be paid by a share In the prizea cap.
turod In other respects. however.
tho articles were different. Aboard
tho Arabelln thcro was 10 DO mono OF
tho ruffianly indIsciplins that nor.
mally prevailed in buccaneerinE yea.
sells. Those who shipped with him
undertook obedience and submission
in all things to himself and to tho
officers appointed by election. Any
TO whom this clause in tho articles
was distnsteful might follow some
other leader.
Continued Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
Noted Physician
Gives Praise
to Veronica

New York Cf;y--Dr. WIN. Han.
ford White. former consulting Phys.
ician TO tho HahnanAnn Hospital Of
this city. and 10 Metropolitan Char.
lty Hospital. Blnckwcll's Island. aayu
no has used Veronica Water 20 the
exclusion OF all other mineral waters
In cases Of chronic constipation and
believes Il TO he superior 10 any
other 81 is class ia obstinate or
chronic constipation
Dr. White writes an foiluwH.
Veronica Water n uncquaicd an a
cathartic. acting promptly. painless.
-. and not followed by constipation:
dyspepsia. congessed or torpid liver
and rheumatism arc often cured.
To convince you how strongly am
impressed with tho value OF Yer.
onlca water permi; mo 20 inform
you that this Il tho firHt testimonial
i have given In over forty years OF
active practice
Veronica Water has been rscog.
nized by scientists as ono Of the
most remarkable mineral waters In
this country or Europe It IL bot.
tied exactly as II comes from the
Springs, and !, has been impossible
for chemical experts 90 reproduce
artlficiaily this marvellous water.
provided by nature.
You may find that Veronica Is
"Tha Water Way 90 Health" A big.
generous Ia gallon bottle at your
druggist, only IS cents.
Veronica Water
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A Healthy Woman Is
Always Beautiful

TACOMA, Wash.-''My daughter
and myself have been wonderfully
benefited by taking. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. After having
the flu' was IN very poor health
was so weak could scarcely get
around. my nerves were bad - l
would go all to pieces at the least
excitement could not sleep and
my appetite was very poor. 1 lost
in weight and WASH physical wreck.
but the Favoriie Prescription made
n new woman OF me. / gained in
weight. my nerves were good and 1
Just felt fine.
MY daughter was very delicate
was backward and very thin and
pale. l gave her the Prescription
and It made her strong and healthy
and she grew into womanhood In a
most natural way and has had no
moro trouble. Mrs. +. w. Pars.
neau. 3S2s Il. X st.
Get this Prescription at once from
your druggist. in either liquid or tab.
let form. Write DR.. Pierce, President
Invalids' Hotel In Buffalo. n. Y. for
free. medical Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

Ono day nllly Goats cousin Bllly
Beard was talking TO Dummy
ponkey's cousin. Harry Hee. Haw.
down IN Dixie Land.
I'm rs strong as lion." hoasted
Billy Beard. TITS all In my head.
tool Most people arc weak in their
heads. but I'm 20 strong could
knock over u school house,
You could. could your hruyed
Harry Hec.Haw. showing his teeth
In his contempt. III you can find
anything In tho world stronger than
my heels. please let mo know and
I'll giya you bouquet. could kick
over q church,
''Maal know what kind Of a
bouquet you would give me-" mock.
cd Billy, "a bouquet Of thisties. You
cas enough thlstlos TO sharper
everything about you but your vita.
but a. for them. they arc as dull
.aa railroad tracks or you'd mover
say tina; your heels were stronger
than my head"
And 10 thone two silly things
went ON arguing, Nancy and Nick
wcro liatening and they laughed aud
laughed. They arc exactly like their
cousins In sauealy.Ai0o Land" said
Nick. Il Euess donkeys and goats
are tho Same everywhere"
Pretty soon Mister Farmer came
along and caught Harry Haw
and led him 10 tho harm. NOW.
son. I'm going 20 hitch you 60 my
Ugh, wagon and drive you 20 mar.
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ket with u load OF sweet potatoes"
no aaid. And mind you. sir. no halk.
Ing today. III your heels arc ns
strong M YOU say. SEQ how much
ground you can kick behind YOU on
tho way. Want ride. young lunar"
Nancy and Nick hoped up and
away they all drove,
Harry Hee.Iiaw WAS thinking.
school housed Humphr' no was 30.
ms over and over In his mind
wlcn suddenly no saw school
house right ahead.
Il won't 80 another siepv' no
brayed. citing down In tho middle
OF marrow bridge.
And nothing Mister Farmer could
do would make him move.
They all got down and unhitched.
but stiil Harry stood thoro.
PNtty soon who should come
tearing down tho road but Billy
Beard with lowered head.
He's going TO butt down that
school house." thought Harry
angrlly,
But Instead the goat made straight
for the donkey and knocked him Off
the bridge into tho water. But as
Harry went over tho edge. no let
ny with his hocls and. hangl Away
went Bully into tho water. tool
~ stubborn disposition can do
more damage than all tise Iron heels
and bone heads In tho world" said
Mister Farmer. soberly.
Go Tc Continued
Copyright, 1898. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
Don't Dry Up
Catarrh!

IL ~ n mistake 10 treat catnrrh
with salt water. strong antiseptics
or any preparation that dries tho
surface OF tho mucous membrane.
causing scaba 20 form over raw, ten
der spots. The Inflammation IL mere
~ covered up for the time being
not healed.
Genuine. lasting relief from ca
tarrh can only be obtained by driy-
ing the Inflammation out. not In.
Tho most effective method Ia to in
halo "Dco" vapors night and morn
ing. This deposits a healing film OF
oil over diseased membranes. help
ing 10 remove inflammation In a
natural way
''Deo" b an ointment composed OF
pure eucalyptus and other soothing,
healing oils. Just heat a spoonful In
n tin plate and fiji your lungs with
the pleasant vapor. Price soc. In Jars
or tubes, at all good drug stores.
Money back N not quickly relieved.
Dennis Mfg Co. makers. Berkeley.
Cal--Advcrtisemont.
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Free toGoitre
Sufferers

II you are troubled with Eoitrn. do
not fan 20 secure q copy Of our free IL
lusyAted booklet, which tells how this
disirosning affiic,ion may be cured In the
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less method. No cutting. no internal
medicine. no danger. The swollen gland
IL gradually reduced BY gentle abaorp-
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Positively the safest and most effective
means % removing goitro ever known
one Of many TESTIMONIALS.
Mira James o. auff Route 7. Box ass.
Yakima, wash. Rays.
= had a Koitre that did not show much
on tho outside. bat felt like big lump Ia
my throat. l had frequent headaches.
always tired and q faln, feeling Of weak
nenn Alter thfss months treatment my
physician examined my neck and said
there was 20 sign % Eoiiro Am feeling
better In every way every day. and cheer
fuzzy recommend your Eoitre cure"
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The PHYSICIANS REMEDY COMPANY.
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lCoutinucd Prom Yesterday

lilo kept tho log OF tho 4o.gun
frigate Arahella. on which Ito served
as master, or as we should say.to.
dry. navigating officer as no los
that have seen was ever kept. II
runs Into some twen,y-odd volumes
OF assorted sizes, some OF which are
missing altogether and others OF
which arc so sadly depicted OF leaves
Rs 20 be OF little use. But " al times
In tho lahorlous poruHu OF them
they are preserved IN tho library OF
Mr., James Spoke OF cemerton--i
have ,nvelghed against these lacunao,
at others have been equally
troubled by tho excessive prollxlty OF
what remains aud the difficulty OF
disintegratlng from tho confused
whole the really essential parts.
l have a suspicion that Eeauemol.
ing--,hough how or where l can
mako no surmise--musi have OBJ
tanned access 20 these records. and
that he plueksd from them tho bril-
liant feathers Of several exploits 10
stick them into the tail OF bis own
hero, Captain Morgan, But that h
by tho way. l mention it chiefly as
a warning. for when presently I
come TO relate tho affair OF Maraeay.
bo. those OF you who have read Es-
auomnling may DO IN danger OF sup.
posing that Henry Morgan really
performed those things which here
are veraclously attributed 20 Peter
blood. I think. however, that when
you como TO weigh the motives actu.
ating both Blood and tho spanish ad.
mlral. In that affair, and when you
consider how lntegrally the event Is
part Of Bloods' hls,ory--whllss
merely detached Incident IN Nor.
Eln's-you win reach my own con.
clusion as 10 which II the real
plagiarist.
The first Of these logs OF Pitts Is
taken up almos, entirely with ret.
respective narrative Of tho events up
10 tho time OF Blood's first coming 10
Tortuga. This and the Tannatt col.
lection Of state trials are tho chief
hough not the oniy-sourees Of my
history so far.
Pitt lays great stress upon the fact
that i, was the circumstances upon
which have dwclt. and these alone.
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ton Method. No knife. no pain. no doe
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Advertisement.
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II movo that Malachi Brennan
BIO appointed day Waterman OF tho
Blue Star Navigation company Inn
mediately. at d salary Of ;175 per
month, this company 10 furnish
him with two uniforms annually.
pistol OF approved pattern and
billy"
Second tho notion" Cappy
piped.
Matt PcaBley laughed. "Unani-
mously carried" he declared.
IF there rs no further business
before the meeting" said cappy
innocontly, II move we adjourn"
Copyright by United Feature
Syndicatc.)
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any work would have TO lie down. |
do not believe that any woman ever
suffered worse than did. spent lots
Of money. but nothing helped me un-
I'll began to take Lydia z. Pinkham' 9
Vegetable Compound. ! felt a whole
lot better after the first bottle, and
am still taking Il for | am sure IL Is
what has put me on my feet. "
fyou are suffering from a displace-
rent, irregularities, backaehe, ner-
vousnsss, sideache or any other form
Of female weakness you should write
TO the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass, for Lydia Z. Pink
hams Private Text Book upon All
nents Peculiar to Women. T" II will
De sent you free upon request. This
book contains valuable information.
Advertisements
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cappy RICK. rlghea aoleturly. -ot

cappy Kicks sighed dolefuIiy. "of
course. Matt" no answered. Il
realize you're tho boss. gave you
the Job and the title when I retired
10 years ago. Ny business is 10
forget business while yours 10 10
remember H. But somehow. Matt"
no continued wistfnlly. II can't
seem 10 forget that I'm a poor old
rich man and Malachi is my friend.
and I've got 10 do something for
him. And that's not easy because
Malachi prefers 10 do for himself"
cappy gazed long and an1iously
ut Dir. Skinner. skinner. my dear
boy" said he presently. "the board
is stiIl in session Make a motion
OF some kind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

City, Michigan. II
got up too soon.
kmade me so sick
that l was tired
of living and the
weakness run me
down something
awful. I could not
get up out Of bed
mornings on &C.
count OF my back:
/ thought il would
break in two. and
III | started 70 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
WHY ASK FOR A LIGHT,

AsFoRDBY, Eng.--s Street lamps
make good cigaret and pipe light
erH. But the parish council hero
Is kicking upon their use as such.
IL has ordered the village police to
put a stop 10 the practice.