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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
CARTER[TG GAS
PERSEVERANCE
Reitemeyer Promises Better
Gas Pressure for Residents
of Carteret

CARTERET, Sept. 10. THE
Perth Amboy Gas Light Company Is
leaving no stone unturned to give
the people of Carteret good gas pres
sure" E. F. Reitemeyer, secretary
treasurer of the gas company, de-
clared this morning in response to
the action of the borough council on
Monday night in taking up the mat
ter with Public Utility Board at
Trenton. While admitting that the
service has been somewhat hampered
In recent weeks. Mr.. Reitemeyer
assured that the company has not
been ~neglectful in doing whatever it
could to improve the gas pressure.
Il have taken the matter up with
the council and gave them positive
assurance that we are working in the
direction of improving the service"
Mr.. Reitemeyer said. I'VE are doing
our utmost to give q good supply of
gas and since we found it necessary
to lay new pipes we proceeded to get
the work under way as soon as the
winter Is over At this time we cam
not undertake the laying of the
pipes. We are going to lay about
three miles of six inch pipe from
Railway to Carteret and The extern
sion will be ready long before May 1,
of next year"
Mr.. Reitemeyer declared that the
company is not in a position to get
the required material at the present
time and may not be able to have
1t before spring. He expressed his
assurance that the work would be
completed before the spring is over
and that his company is negotiating
with the manufacturers to have the
materials ready long before the
workmen are placed in the field for
the excavation work.
THE fact that we will lay the
pipes in the spring does not mean
that we are doing right along our
part to see that satisfactory service
Is maintained. We are working to
see just where the trouble is. by
making periodical tests" MIR. Reite-
meyer concluded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
WOODBRIDGE RED CROSS
ADDS TO RELIEF FUND

WOODBRIDGE, Sept. 10. - The
total Red Cross contributions to date
are $L.e95.02 with several promises
Of donations which If made good
win take the subscription to the
quota for Woodbridge Township
over the top. Mrs. A. f. Randolph
is very anxious to receive all dona-
Itions today or tomorrow morning at
the latest.
An additional donation Of 5000
was received from the Methodist
church. making their total 5000
N, johnson and daughters. - 500
Miss Helen Lorch No.. 100
|Ogge Hanson Sewafen $500. 500
Frank Lawson .s.*a......s. 1000
Vulcan DEFINING Co. 1850
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
DANWLLE-GREENSDORO
SERIES SEVEN GAMES

The Danville-G Greensboro. baseball
series for the Championship of the
Piedmont league is a seven game af-
fair. Greensboro, N. O., won the
first half championship, and Dam
vile, the only Virginia team entered
in the league won second half hon.
ors. The series started on Monday
afternoon.
Ed "Blackie'' Regan, well known
local athlete, is the center fielder
for Danville, and Freddy Dorman,
OF Newark known in local baske ct
ball circles, is the shortf1elder for
the same club. Several local men
have planned a trip to DanviIle to
see one of the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
Firms Incorporate

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 19--
THE following certificates of incor-
p~ortation have been filed today al
the county clerks office:
The New Jersey Home Building
Company, of New Brunswick, capital
$1,000 shares of preferred stock and
5000 shares of common stock 8!
500 a share. The incorporation
are Mayer Rubin, J.. Betz and e. J,
Ferrara. all of New Brunswick.
The Home Extension Building
and Loan Association of S~ayreville,
Their capital of ISL shares of 5000
each was subscribed by the incorpo-
rators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
visit Trenton d

Thirty members of Violet Rebekah
Lodge No. SIS Odd Fellows that in
cluded the degree team Of the lodge
made the journey to Trenton last
night, where they were in charge of
the initiation of eight candidates for
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 8 of the
capital city. The trip was made by
bus and automobiles. John Their
kelson, the degree master was in
charge of the work. After the meet
ing and degree work a reception was
rendered the members of the local
lodge and refreshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19

mas theatre Monday and call
ed forth all sorts Of pleasant COM
ment from the audience.
This new film version Of vanity
Fair" is one of the picture land
marks of the year. It has been done
in a spirit of reverence for Thack-
eray's conception and treatment of
the characters and the story it is
more faithful to the original upon
which 1t is based than any photoplay
made from any novel that this re-
viewer remembers having seen in
several years.
Mr.. BALM has achieved some IN
usual effects in the great Brussels
ball on the eve Of the battle Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
THEATRES
AZ the Crescent

Jack Dillon, who directed Mary
Pickford in "Suds,f' and who has
directed many other notable screen
plays, directed the filming OF THE
Se1f-Made Wife" the Universal all
star attraction now showing at the
Crescent theatre.
It presents an unusual domestic
situation, in that a couple that were
absolutely happy while they were
poor were unable to see life from
the same angle when they had plenty
of money, It was just q case of
social evolution and the woman
couldn't keep pace with her husband
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
ORIOLES WILL NOT PLAY
HIGHLAND JUNIOR nine

Manager NJ. Virgillo of the Orioles
baseball nine of this city made an
announcement today that his team
will not consider a challenge from
the Highlands for the city cham
pionship. .,
In his letter the manager states
that his reason for doing SO is be-
cause of the fact that the Highlands
in two previous contests earlier in
the season lost to the Orioles by
scores of 20-6 and 1872. The last
game of the series between the
Orioles and Keasbey will be played
on Sunday. The Orioles manager is
desirous of having the game played
on the Raritan Copper Works field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19

Waterloo and scenes on the battls-
field itself. But the entire story y
one of human drama told IN a nam
ner that grips the interest and the
heart.
Miss Ballin's Becky Sharp is a
great film Characterization and p
big stride forward in her astonish
ingly successful screen career. III
the notable supporting cast are sue
~favorites as Hobart BoswoFth eel
the notorious Marquis OF Steynea
Eleanor Boardman, Earle Fo4
George Walsh. Harrison Ford, Wi
lard Louis, Robert Mack and q sco3
Of others. Our advice is see "NaL
ity Fair"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19

until he was forced by circumstances
to travel less rapidly.
The play was produced with a
strong cast, including some of the
best known players of the screen.
In the cast are Ethel Grey Terry,
Crawford Kent, Phillips Smalley,
Virginia Ainsworth, Dorothy Cum
mings, Tom Mcclure, Matthew Betz,
Honora Beatrice, Maurice Murphy
and Turner Savage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
Matnchen Man sues

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept 49,
George X. Hamblin, OF M~etuchen,
through his attorney wesley benner
has instituted a supreme court ac-
tion against Andrew Breeze, OF New
Brunswick to recover $4,000 dam
ages. The complaint states that on
September 4 he was struck by an
automobile operated by the defend
ant, causing numerous Injuries to
the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
Al the nifmas

Mabel Ballin's followers were JUS
tilted in asking her husband, Hugo
Balm, the painter and motion pic
ture director and producer, to pre-
sent her in a new Perturbation of
Thackeray's Vanity Fair" The first
screening Of that picture, distributed
by Goldwyn, took place at the Dit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
Central Train Delayed

Due to engine trouble which de-
vel6ped at Eatontown and resulted in
the changing of engines at Red
Bank, the Central railroad train due
here this morning at S:25 day light
saving time was a half hour late
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
Letters or AdmInistratIon

NEW BRUNSWICKl Sept. 10
Letters of administration have
been issued by Surrogate Forman
today to Edward J.. Riggs, Of South
Amboy, on the estate of his wife,
Neu1a N. Riggs who died March 3
leaving a personal estate valued at
800.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19

Michael Berliney, a local real es-
tate broker, reports the sale of a five
room frame house and twenty-six
lots and farming implements from
Chris Christoffersen of Main street.
Fords to John Gutowski. of 459
Brighton avenue, this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
IN THE MATTER OF
GEORGE j.. LEVY,
- nm nTDm

IN BANKRUPTCY
70 the creditors of George J. Levy of
tha city of New Brunswick, in the County
Of Middlesex and District aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on the fifth
dav Of September, 1928, the said bank
rnot filed his petition herein, praying
mat his offer of composition be confirmed,
and that a meeting will be had upon the
same before the Honorable Judges OF
tnny on Monday, October sth. 1923 at
10.30 A.. M, at which time and place
ali creditors and other persons in interest
NAV appear and show cause, IL any they
may have why the prayer of the said pc
tition should not be granted.
Dated. September IS, 1923.
ADRIAN LYON,
Referee IA Bankruptcy.
astai-a.1e-1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Adiuster of All Claims

LOANS, SO9 GIBBS
Bldg. Moved from 9O7 Russell Bldg.
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RANDALL HOTEL

Opposite Carnegie Library. Moderr. all
rooms with bath; rates. $3.50 per Jay and
up. CT. G975.
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GREGG AND PITMAN SHORTHAND
taught in twelve weeks by teacher OF
years experience in the largest business
college in the state; pay part OF tuition
balance when we place you. Schmid Sec
rctarial School. Si2 Moore Bldg. Or. 155.
SPACE FOR DELICATESSEN OR GRO
Gerry department in a first-class Local
ton. block from Joske's Also up-to-dste
basement, all modern conVeniences. llO
:. Alamo. TT. CSC.
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AGENTS WANTED

S-S-S---I---7l1---7SN5N|-1-F -.
MEN OR WOMEN-ALSO 4 FEW DIS
trict MANAGERS who can qualify earn SSO
per week selling Stetson quality hosiery,
cotton Isle, silk and wool sport hose for
men. women, children: direct. 10 user. com
mission paid when sale is made, no de-
Iiycriug. city or travelling territory open.
Call or write II. c. Rose state agent Sl-
Moore Bldg. San Antonio, Tex.
DOLLARS HOURLY-JlFFNJOl TWEEN
ty-fivc-ccnt outfit starts you. New Cen
fury supply Enid, Okla.
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GROWN O. laurel HEIGHT]

FURNISH & FURNISH.
61s-eS Brady Bldg. Or. 1oi
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ENTERTAINMENT AGENCIES

TFXAs EMPLOYMENT co. 22S E. CON
merce st. Help and positions furnished
oldest agency in state. TT. 1879.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

TRUCK DRIVER OR CHAUFFEUR'S JOE
wanted by experienced man; Ir.le any
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MANY Of These Little Classified Ads Interesting to Yo
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FoUR-RoOM HOUSE, !
1911 N. Calaveras. Crockett 1890.
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HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

ALAMO EMPLOYMENT COMPANY. 2l4h
z Commerce ST., upstairs. all kinds OF
help and positions furnished In and out OF
city. CT. S47s.
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
Double the amount OF Tina nd money
invested In any Otler form n trhinlns
would not nav YOU half as well. We can
train YOU in few months tiuc and then
place you in a good position. Ask for run
now.
DRAUGUON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Alam1 Plaza and Crockett Street.
Phone Crockett lU22.
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ROOMS WANTED

THREE-ROOM MODERN ArARTMENr,
must he first class, in good neishUni =
hood, close to car line. Address Light
el4.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

wANTED-LADIES TO MAKE HAND
made infanis' dresses at Dome, work
interesting and pays we'll after a Ett:-
practice come prepared 10 make sample
work also sent out OF town. Tine JUyeuue
Mfg. Co. 100 y. Pecos 81.
Ex-sERYlCE MEN AND WOMEN.
1mprave your opportunity by attending
the X Of @ night sct-lol. instruction
free. others admitted by payment Of a
small tuition fee. Apply 213 Houston
Bldg. from 1 20 and TO . p. m.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

PLUMBING REPAIRING. FIRST CLASS
work guaranteed. Oliver Cordova, Creek
EFT 1928. G25 Pennsylvania Ave.
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HOWARD, sl5-NICELY FURNISHED
southeast room in private home. garage
convenient to street car. TT. a9GS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gain for ono dollar a day less until
sold. Model 1923 Ace 1885, Cleveland SlS5.
W. j Fox a2lG W Commerce ST.
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MATTRESSES

FOR a BETTER MATTRESS SEE THE
Alamo Mattress Factory. We also reno
yate mattresses. Felix Grona, proprietor.
Phone Mission 1858. $40 s. blackberry.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY RE-
fined widow, lS-months-old baby; Will
go anywhere: good housekeepcr; expert
seamstress Address 9lj Light.
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San Anloni6 Rnbber SRamp c.

Stamps Stencils, Sears and Trade Greeks.
You will enjoy doing business with us.
Phone Or sO4 ZIG Soledad st.
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD. GOOD SEA.
sOned CGk. hickoTynut and Iuixed, cheap,
good measure and quick delivery. Mission
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

WILL, GIVE YOUNG LADY BUSINESS
course in exchange for keeping of home.
or 6I55.
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Above Rates for Consecutive Insertions,
Idscount Of 20 Fer Cent for CASH nj
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For the past 25 years have successfully
adjusted hundreds of personal injury
claims; law prohibits me soliHltlng claims
of this character, but does not prohibit lac
handling such claims unsolicited. +.
McCloskey 2I2 Houston Bldg. Crockett
S36l
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HOTEI.S-RESORTS

CT. ssl2. $50 E. Commerce ST.
TOBIN HILI-LARGE ROOM. ADJOI%-
ing bath: upstairs: private home; fire
place, wood or gas; garage, business peo-
pie preferred. TT. 1879.
WESTBRCOK HOTEL. 3I5la 5. ALAMO.
Three ,r fouT-TOom apartment, with pri-
vate bath. rooms by week - and ur,
steam heat, hot and cold water. Travis
2625.
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DRIVERI.ESS AUTOS

AUTOS WASHED. 81 E. HOUSTON 81
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BIRDS-DOGS-PETs

CANARY BIRDS, GOOD SINGERS. FOR
sale, 81 each. SIC, Arkansas Ave.
CANARJEs-THE DEEP YELLOW KIND
male and female, at a reasonable price
get your pick. Mrs. Werner. AS Hoefsen
avenue.
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VERY DESIRABLE THOROUGHLY FCi'-
nished large front south rooms with or
wiulout board, gentlemen preferred. oil
San Pedro avenue.
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STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS
WIDE by using these five great
Texas newspapers:
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
HOUSTON CHRONICLE.
DALLAS eTlMES- HERALD.
FORT WORTH SFAR-rELEGRAM
Ell PASO HERALD.
More than q million readers eyerS
Minimum charge 2O-word count.
sunday. Combined want ad rate:
WEEKDAY INSERTIONS, lie
PER WORD. SUNDAY INSER-
TIONS. 1879 PER WORD cost only
12.20 for one weekday insertion or
$40 for three Insertions, including
one sunday.
All copy for Sunday Insertion must
be submitted with cash to the San
Antonio Light by noon OF the pre-
cediny Thursday.
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rlIE SAN ANTONIO LIGuI

CLASSIFIED ,AD RATES
You May Ftno the Cost Of Your al By
the Following Table of Rates:
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statesmen WANTED

GET $1,000 4 MONTH. TINE-MINUTE
self seller. repeater, 80; Supply for S2'
New Century supply, Enid, Okla.
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BUICK 1922, FIVE-PASsENGER, EXCEL
lent condition. good tires, many extras,
including spare tire and cover. Owner
leaving city will self reasonable. Travis
1850.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
OFFICES FOR RENT

LARGE FRONT OFFICE, SECO
floor. formerly occupied by dentist.
q. Houston 81.
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RnOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD-WILSON HOTEL.
large. we'll furnished rooms: hot air
heat. individual meal service. 1921 Ave D.
TT. 6s92
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Week sum Week. inc
DAY , lbHy lisys u Sun.h, 'el
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WNETED-COLORED WOMAN FOR
cook and general help. 432 w. Mas
nolia TT. 6i25.
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EAIIN $50 WEEKLY. SPARE TINE, AT
home, addressing, mailing, music circu-
lars send ten cents for music, informa-
tion, etc American Music Co. 1858 Broad
WsV y Y
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FARMS FOR RENT

FARM LAND FOR RENT TO PA
cotton, corn, watermelons, potatoes.
y. Whitaker, Crockett 500, s31 I
Commerce st.
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WANTED 20 RENT

WE CAN HANDLE YOUR REM
property efficiently and can guar al
satisfaction from II years experie
Richey as Casey, Crockett 1925.
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A Woman Obsessed
Race
(c) 1928 Carolyn Beecher

"Poor boob" she muttered as she
took the address, "she has no looks
anyway. i wonder what he ever saw
in herr"
Remember what I say" Muriel re-
marked in a low voice as she rose TO
leave, you are to impose upon my
husband no more" There was a
yelled threat in her voice. Would she
try to make her lose her position:
Lulu wondered as she stood silent.
"Who was your customer" Nine.
Orion asked. Il don't remember see
ing her in here"
"A Mrs. Conway" Lulu replied in
steady voice as she pretended TO
look at the address TO. the name. 81
tried to sell her more becoming hat.
But she has no taste"
"Be very careful with new custom
ers, Miss Hammond. l thought she
appeared annoyed"
Il always do my best and-I sold
her hat" Lulu smiled disarmingly.
She liked her job. She had 10 inten-
ton of losing it because of her anger
at Muriel.
Muriel walked home with a very
self-righteous feeling possessing her.
She really had handled that girl very
well. She had shown little or no re-
sentiment except the flashing of her
bold black eyes. She wouldn't dare
tempt Bruce again. In this Muriel
showed her ignorance, also her inno-
cence of the ways of the world-tbe
world of her own sex. The girl prob
ably was a poor spinelss creature
whom Bruce had pited, Lulu decided.
But before she reached home a good
deal of Muriefs satisfaction oozed
out. She had not learned if Bruce had
been with Miss Hammond, had not
questioned her as she intended. Would
Bruce be angry if he knew she had
talked with her? Would Miss Ham
mond find a way TO tell him?
Il did nothing but what my love and
my wifehood gave me right to do, -
she said aloud as she reached her
room. Yet she hoped Bruce would not
hear of what she had done. He was
so fearful of offending people, so fool
ishly generous in his estimate of
them.
Hes more than little in love with
me even if he doesn't know it," Lulu
said TO herself. after Muriels visit.
Hes good sport, square as die.
and that poor fool doesn't know
enough to appreciate him. He isn't
happy with her either" the last in
excuse for her determination to pay
Muriel back. "She isn't thu kind to
make a fellow like him happy. And
he likes TO be with me. He shows
it plainly
Downey had left town soon after
Lulu went to work in the show. All
fear for Bruce because Of him was
removed. The fear that Downey
would injure Bruce had kept her from
trying to see him. Now she had moth
ing TO restrain her. And she loved
Bruce Conway. This she did not try
to hide from herself. She had loved
him ever since he had rescued her
the night she tried to drown herself.
30 be continued.)
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Change Home Raiment for Spring Just =
AS You Would Your Own Clothing
BY MARIAN HALE.

Now that spring is officially here,
spring and summer raiment for our
homes as well as ourselves must b.
considered. Many window Is fairly
moaning to have its heavy winter wear
taken off and some light, new draper
les supplied.
Down should come all the heavy
curtains of repp, velour, velvet and
even silk with which stately drawing
rooms have been curtained during the
winter.
Down should come even the light
taffeta curtains now so popular in well
furnished homes, particularly for the
bedroom.
And up should 90 the highest, airi-
est, thinnest nets to be found, for soJa
the heat will be upon us and every
window will be counted upon TO do it,
bit toward cooling the room behind it.
Net Curtains.
The handsomest net for living rooms,
dining rooms and halls is undoubtedly
the now popular square meshed net
called tuscan. 1t comes in a most
beautiful and practical dull ecru, that
shade best loved by the interior deco
rators because it looks so well in al
most any room with any kind of fur
niture and at any type of window
from the tall, narrow window set in
a deep recess to the sauciest of short
easement windows.
For the room furnished in antique
pieces of either walnut or mahogany.
finer curtain of sampler lace net or
easement net is more suitable because
those types Of net have quaint, family
done filet figures which harmonic per-
fectly with the spirit of the antique.
One of the newest and best win
dow coverings now on the market is
a sturdy, yet dainty, net known as
Oxford Cross. This comes in a delight
full sunshine effect, the main threads
being a golden ecru, but an occasional
thread of dull rose or blue being woven
into the mesh.
Can't Look In.
These curtains are practical for the
whole house, and while being almost
unbelievably transparent to one in
doors, they positively shut out all
view of the house interior TO anyone
outside.
Overdrapes for summer should be
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TAKE NO CAL0ME[
"Dodsos Liver Tone" Sagtens You Up Better Than Savang
Dangerous CaIome| and Doesn't Upset You Don't
Lose a Days Work-Read Guarantee

I discovered vegetable compound
that does the work of dangerous,
sickening calomel and | want every
reader of this paper to buy a bottle
for few cents and if it doesn't
stfaighten you up better and quicker
than salivating calomel just go back
to the store and get your money back.
1 guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
thirty feet of bowels of the sour bile
and constipation poison which is
you feel miserable.
/ guarantee that one spoonful of
this harmless liquid liver medicine
will relieve the headache, bihousness,