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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05

NY mother had been sick for -
ysare and nothing ever helped her
and in the meantime she had appen-
dicitIs. Two bottles OF AdleTlha
Intestinal antiscptic) worked mir
acles / feel II my duty 70 Iet yon
know how wonderful Adlerlka - LOT
the good II has done my mother.
(Signed1 Mrs. a. +. Jackson.
A Trraeherou. Disease
AppendlcitIs attacks at any mo-
meut even persons seerningly IN
zood health. Usually. however. y
preceded BY so-caiied stomach
sroublc, constipation or similar dls-
turbances often when there is
warning feeling OF uneasiness IN the
abdomen. appendicitis can be guard
cd against in the same manner IN
which one guards against the spread
OF throat Infection. Because that -
Just what appendicitis is---an infec-
ton In the intestines Eprea1lng 70
the appendix When one has sore
throat. one can often prevent fur
ther trouble BY using an antiseptic
waah or garEle 90 fight the BcrrnH
and a laxative 70 carry off the pol
sons from the body. The same pro-
AeEtinal germs and guard against
ppendlcitis. But instead Of an an
is1ptic wash for the throat. an IN
TEsTIEAI. antiseptic Is necessary.
Intestinal AntisepfIc
There IL now offered TO the public
n preparation having the DOUBLE
action Of an intestinal aTtiseptic
and complete system cleanser.
Thig preparation, known as Adlerika.
acts as follows:
m tends-to eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilli In
the Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eaeas having their start here.
Il IL the most complete System
cleanser ever offered TO the public,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05
won declare" said Mr.. Rieearoneer IN surprise

"Comc on. feilows' What did I
tell your Didn't l nay that Dixie
Land was fine placer Look az
that rlcefiold all specially planted
for usl NothipE lilSo that up
North"
A little brown and white bird with
"a yellow throat made this long
speech 10 a couple OF dossn OF his
friends, They were all resting In a
pino'treo after their long journey,
Tho birds hadn't noticed couple
OF small figures nearby "A little boy
and girl who nodded knowingly az
each other when they heard what
tho birds wcro saying.
That's Robbcr Rlcehird and his
gang that Mister Ricogrowcr asked
US 20 look out for" said Nick 10
Nancy. 'Did you hear him say Tint
tho rioO had been specially planted
for thomr"
Maybe no does think no." an.
swered Nancy. 'Ho seems like a
nice little bird He doesn't look like
~ AAltAs
III he's been here before. he
ought to know better" argued Nick
Perhaps he's just telling that 10
his friends so they'll all so along
and keep him company"
But before Nancy could answer.
Robber Riceblrd called out. Come
on. fcIlowal II we want 10 get IA
Far ns South America this year,
wen have to be attending 10 husi,
nwss. Now cat all tho rico you can
hold because We have 70 ny long
distance over water with nothing
20 eat at all. ono. two. three.
ready, goT'
And instantly all thn birds not.
tied down on the rice stalks like n
small cloud and began 70 anlp or
tho little rico grains as fast m
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lconllnued INrom salurlanl

They mot at tho gate or tho luxuri.
ant Eardcn ot Government House,
ana Miss bishop, herself mounted.
started 10 SEQ Peter blood on horse
Aaek. Il happened that no was IN
goed spirits. Tho fact that tho gov.
errors condition had 80 Jar improved
as 10 restore him his freedom or
movement Ind sutficed TO remove the
depression under which he had been
iahoring FOR tho past ~ hours and
more. In IFS rebound the mercury OF
his mood had shot higher far than
present circumstances warranted. lie
was disposed 20 be optimistic What
had failed last night would certainly
not fail again tonight, What was "A
DAY, after ail9 The sccretary's office
might De troublesome. but not really
troublesome for another "a hours at
least. and by them they would be we'll
away.
This Joyous confidence OF has was
his first misfortune. The next wisz
that his good spirits were also shared
!. hy Miss Rishop, and that she bore no
Aaneor. Tho two things conjoined 20
Fnakc the delay that in It's conse.
Z quenccs was SO deplorabie.
Good morning, SIR" she halted
him pleasantly. ITS close upon a
month since last saw YOU"
"Twcnty.onc days 20 the hour"
said he. 1--WE counted them"
Il VOW I was beginning 10 believe
YOU dead"
7 have to thank you for the
wreath"
Tho WREATH"
ITO deck my grave" he explained.
Must you ever be rsuiying1" she
wondered. and looked az him Eravcly.
remembering that Il WAS his rallying
on the last occasion had driven her
away in dudgcon.
"A man must sometimes laugh az
himself or so mad said he. Few
rsalizo L. That Is why there are SO
many madmen In the world"
You may laugh at yourself all you
viii. SIR But sometimes I think you
laugh az me. which Is not civil"
Then. faith. you're wrong. I
laugh only at the comic. and you are
not comic al all
What am I. thenT" She asked him.
laughing.
A moment he pondered her so fair
and fresh 10 behold. so entirely maid.
emily and yet so entirely frank and
unahashed.
You are he said. ''ths niece OF
the man who owns me his slave" But
he spoke lightly. So lightly that she
was encouraged 20 lnsistence.
Nay, sir. that Is an evasion. You
shall answer me trtthfully this morn.
nE"
y 'sTruthfuiiy7 To answer you AZ all
y labor. Hut 10 answer truthfuiiyl
on. well. now. should say Of you
that hon be lucky who counts you
HIS friend" II was In his mind to
ada more. But hA left Il there.
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Carnation Home
Cooking Lessons
@
BY 0,~~ n%,<4
Have You Missed Any Lessons7

Have You Missed Any Lessonsf
Last week concluded my series
OF Home Cooking Lessons which
has been appearing weekly in this
paper.
II you failed to get all the lessons
and wish 10 preserve the course, l
Will bs glad 10 send complete set
OF these Home Cooking Lessons 10
you without cost ANY Of your
friends who are interested In them
can also receive a set by dropping
me a letter or post card.
I am sure II you have followed
some OF the suggestions In the les
sons you will have found ideas or
methods which will prove useful
to you. In the attractive little book,
"One Hundred Tested Recipes.
which will be Fent you on request,
there are a much larger number OF
directions for making wholesome
and nourishing dishes.
Because Of the very large part
which milk plays in cookery. and
the need OF having a pure milk sup
ply OF a uniform quality readily
available. you will find Carnation
MIX, recommended IN these les
sons. a most valuable aid In your
kitchen.
The unvarying richness, conven-
fence, and purity OF Carnation Milk
make II dependable for every milk
and cream purpose In cooking-an
ingredient upon which you can al
ways depend. II is 100 per cent
milk from contented cows" eyap-
GRATED to about half its original
bulk but with nothing added and
nothing removed except part of the
water.
Until the can is opened, Carna-
ton Milk Will keep indefinitely and
because OF its perfect sterility. IL
viii keep for several days after
opening. Because of the extreme
care used In every stage OF its pro-
duction from the dairy to the can,
II reaches you in a state OF purity
which assures you the highest sat
isfaction in its use.
| II these lessons have helped you
to use this high-quality milk more
understandingiy In your cooking or
have made you familiar with addi-
tional ways in which It can add
variety to your meals, shall feel
that they have been worth while.
AT any time you have questions
about your cooking problems upon
which you wish advice, want you
TO feel perfectly free to write to me.
ANY help / can give you will bs
gladly extended.
Cordially yours,
mary DAa%e
Domestic Science Dept.
carnsflon MIX Products Co.
Stuart Building. Seattle. Wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05
CHAPTER VII
Pirates

Mr.. James Nu,tall made all speed
regardless OF the heat, In his journe
from Bridgctown 10 Colonel Bishop
plantation. and II ever man WAS bull
for speed In a hot climate that man
was MFR. James Nuttall. with his
short. thin body. and his long. flesh
less legs. So withercd wns he that
Il was hard to believe there were ans
juices left In him. yet juices there
must have been, for he was sweating
violently by the time he reached the
stockade.
AZ the entrance he almost ran into
the overseer Kent. squat, bowleg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05
CHILDREN CRY
FOR "CASTORIA"
Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages

Mo,herl FIeicher's Castoria has
been in use for over 30 years ne a
pleasant, harmless substitute for Cas-
tor on. Paregoric, Teething Drops
Ind Soothing syrups Contains no
Narcotics. Proven directions are on
each package. Physicians everywhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05

they could mako their bills go.
"Uml Yum! Isn't this grandT'
they warhlod
sphinx Sphinx Isn't II finer" they
chlrped. 'Bohhic. you're a fiu0 chap
20 bring ua here"
"Bohblel Did you hoar7' whisper
cd Nick ''Thatn short for 1iobber.'
Just then thcro was "A sharp bang.
bang, hanEI And the birds roDo IN
panic and swarmcd back into tho
pine tree.
"wh-what was that. BohbieY'
they painted. IL sounded Ike n
gun"
n, was gum exclaimed their
leader In a puzzled yoice. II know.
because Two heard Mister Farmer
shooting at tho crows IN his corn.
field up North, Why. you'd think
wo were robbers and we're stealing.
40 sou would Really. I'm 90 upset
IN have 10 Blng TO steady my
nerves. Come on. lots all sing. II
will do us good" And 20 the Twins
amhzemen,. what should thO birds
begin but.
Bob link. bob--0-llnk.
sphinx. spank, sphinx. spank. spinkf'
why rs Robbie Boholink." cried
Nancy. Wen have 70 hurry ana
tell Mister Dlcegrower that RS all a
mistake. Bobhio's tho Hwectcst bird
In tln worldr'
"wot. doclhror' said Mister
Rlcogrower I'm surprise ''I'tl 10 right
ont and put up e.wclcome sign.
never knew that bobollnss and. rice
birds were tho same. gtnss t'ty'rs
welcome 10 bit o rice on theft
travels"
TO DO Continued
Copyright. 1888. by Seattle Stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05
RRAIn nN IINGERIr

Braid is very popular trimming
on some of the newest lingerie.
1t may be the same color OF the
material. or form a contrast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-05
PAINT opoR

Two or three pailfuls of cold water
left standing in room just painted
will absorb the odor over night.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
GUARDIANSHIP HARDING MEM ORIiI. ASSOC. OFFERED
 MAYOR MAYNARD

George s. Maynard received a tel egram from George c. Hazelet. at Cordova requesting the former to accept the chairmanship of the Harding Memorial Association of the Second Division. There is . plan on foot to collect sufficien. funds for Harding Memorial to be erected in Marion. Ohio, the home town of the late President.
 MT. Maynard, in replying to Haze let's telegram. ffered his regrets, but stated that as ,ie did not have time to give the project he would be forced not to accep' the Chairman ship.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
ARRIVALS FROM CANDLE

Edward Pierce and wife, in com pany with Harry Coffin, arrived in Nome last Tuesday from Candle by dog team. MT. Pierce and wife are On their way to the ou side and are stopping in Nome few days on business. Harry Coffin will take Mir. and Mrs. Pierce as far as Dime where Pierce has a dog team of his own and the trip will be continued from there by dog team to Nenana.
 Coffin will return to Candle after taking Pierce and wife to Dime.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
students.
The highest Eighth Grade average was made this past month by Walter Cavey and the highest Seventh Grade average by Helen Burnell.

Out of the 2S students in the First. Second and Third Grade room, IS have neither been absent nor tardy this month. This is the best average that they have had yet.
 Those on the list are:
 Laura Buck. Phyllis Crooks, Mar earet Eide. Ester Nicoli. Bobby Baldwin, Tom Buck, Edward Crooks Nicholas Damiano. Hugh O'Farrell, ome Terigg, Albert Ungalook, James Walsh, Pierce Walsh, Mary Banks, Christine Bilby and Juanita Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY

The merchants of Nome have very graciously started the displaying of holiday gifts earlier than is usually the custom. this Is to give every one chance to make their purchases early and avoid the rush later.
 Every one should de their holiday shopping early and net wait until the last moment when the rush is on. The merchant is entitled to . small portion Of recreation 90 let Us all shop early and send the tired clerks home early during the hoii- days.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
COL. STEESE WIRES
 COUNCIL FOR MONEY

Mayor George s. Maynard is in receipt of communication from Colonel Steese at Washington stat ing that the latter had interviewed Delegate Dan Sutherland on the question of Nome being exempt from appropriating $2,500 for work on the Nome harbor. Steese states that the proposed action by Con- gross cannot be had before next spring and it will be too late to af- feet this years agreement. and tha: it is necessary to have immediate assurance of the contribution from the City of Nome in order to release the estimates which are now In the hands of the Budget Bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
NEW NORDAIE HOTEL OF
 FAIRBANKS ON FIRE

The following flash from Fair banks was received this morning:
 The New Nordale Hotel caught ire last night from the furnace. The hotel looks like . total loss and Is still burning. The Nordale Hotel was burned down in Fairbanks last Easter and the one which Is burn ing now was just completed . seors time ago.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
LOCAL NEWS
SECOND TRIP OVERLAND
 MAIL LEFT FRIDAY

Peter Curran. Jr., left Nome yes- terday morning with the second con signment of mail for the outside this season.
 Bob Omak left Nome last Tuesday with the first mail of the season to the Kougarok.
 Teller received the first consisn- rent of winter nal Thanksgiving day, which was delivered from Nome by Wallace Johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
BON MARCHE CHANGES NAME

The Bon Marche store has tenn. porarily changed its name to Toy land which is very appropriate con- sidering the large variety of Toys and gifts which are on display there during the holidays The Bon Marche has an assortment of toys which would rival most any store on the outside.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
GORMAN RABY
 REPORTED IMPROVING

The infant son of MT. and Mrs. E. J. German is reported to be inn proving daily and 1t is hoped that in a few days the illness which has been with the child will have left him entirely.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 NOMINATE OFFICERS

The Arctic Brotherhood, Nome Camp No. 9, met last night and nominated officers for the ensuing year. Election of the officers will take place at a following meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
~---S~ LOCAL NEWS
SCHOOL NOTES

The High School Senior Class is attempting something new this year outside of their regular course, in that they are taking up debating, Debating has always been an inter. esting side light to nigh school work. but for some reason or other, it has been overlooked in the past years in Nome. However. this year, there are promises of resumption ot th,s work that look very favorable.
 Already two debates have been scheduled for the high school. The questions to be debated ale: Resolv- ed that Alaska Shor;d Be Divided Into Two Parts" and France Is Justified in Her Attitude Toward Germany in Regard to the Payment of the Preparations"
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

COMMAND BUFORD SOUTH SEATTLE SCapan John OBrien left Seattle last Thurs will the Steam to HARDING $500 ANNUALLY WASHINGTON, SA Congressional $5,OO0
  o
 PERsHING REMAIN WASHINGTON, SConge will be asked to allow General
 
 desires Secretary Weeks yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
MOOSE MEETING

Class Initiation Monday December 10th. at Moose Hall at D. m. Re- treatments and smoker after meet. irg. Visiting Brothers are welcome.
 W. H. KOCH,
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
PIONEERS NOMINATE OFFICERS

Igloo No. 1, Pioneers of Alaska. met in regular session at Igloo No. last Wedne sday evening and nomin- a,ed officers for the ensuing year. The election of officers win take place on the third Wednesday In De- cember.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

Notice to Advertisers.
 Hereaster no changes fer stand ing advertisements win Dc aceertcsl later than Thursday noon eacs, uoSak
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

Last year Physics was again taught in the High School. Much of the equipment has been broken or lost Parts that were missing or be- yond repair were sent for last sum- mer so that now we have nearly as complete laboratory as in former years.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

The school library has been ar ranged conveniently. end books of various descriptions are obtainable. They may be taken out providing they have been signed up for. and will be returned in due time. Inter- estine and ssetfuctive maEasines arc also available which arc used .fss- quentiy and greatly enjoyed by the
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BU1h1EN
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

Monday the first magazines ar- rived overland for the school lib- rary, The schoo! subscribes this year for the following: Popular Sci- ence, American Boy. Boys Life. Pathfinder, Literary Digest and Current Events.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

Due to the inconvenience of the typewriters in the office on the reading table they have been moved into the next room. A new table was installed on which to place the type writers. The plan was brought up by Mir. Rynning and has proved to be very successful.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

During the past few weeks som' very interesting experiments hav' been worked out in the laborator, fir both the General Science ant Physics c,4ssts
Evening star., 1923-09-23

"nourishing Germany" is not a liar.
He has simply failed to consider
from what sources this fiourtshiag
comes or how long II can endure in
IL land where hardly half of one per
cent of the outgo is covered by re-
The expensive concerts and theat-
rical performances still are playing
TO standing room m-only crowds, de-
spite the fact that tickets cost from
twenty-five to fifty million marks
The operettas and naked girl shows
in the cabarets are similarly crowd
ed In disregard to higher prices In
fiation.. profiteering and speculation
bring immense profits, and the mar
whose stock increases in value every
day by billion marks does not hes.
itate to spend a quarter of his profits
for amusement.
But the flourishing is only on pa
per. The paper notes glisten now
in all bright colors But they will
fall in the autumn like the bright
colored leaves.
Living at States Expense.
The whole population of the oc.
cupied territory of Germany has
Evening star., 1923-09-23


lived for almost nine months at the
nations expense. This must now end.
since the nations floating debt has
gone above three Thousand trillion
marks. Whether the efforts to create
new currency will succeed Is un-
certain, but many undertakings will
be disclosed as losing businesses
when the paper veil has been torn
away,
The first indications of a general
slackening of business already are
visible. The wretched army of un-
employed is increasing rapidly, and
is demanding the trial of former
Chancellor Cuno, who is travelling
around the world in luxury, undis-
turbed by remorse.
Only the most courageous effort
of will toward truth and labor can
now rescue the nation from the verge
of starvation.
fC,nr.;~ht Iooa 4
Evening star., 1923-09-23

The claim is made for Savannah,
Ga, that 1t is the largest distributing
point on the Atlantic coast for fish
and oysters.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
Irish Point Lace Curtains


placed
tha curtains odime prices.
Evening star., 1923-09-23

Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-09-23

Lovely Filet
Grande Panels
The highest type of
modern curtain work.
Our selection is complete.
Phe style sketched is a
Quaker panel, one of the
prettiest we have ever
seen. Priced
Each, Sc. &
Others at $3.50 and up.
wards. .-.-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
TAHANIcE q MESTSKOU
KODOVOU KOMISI.

Ac poplamictvem, zastoupe-
nym pravniky G. D. Hilen1 a
F. I. Hoganem podana zadost,
aby soud rozhodl o opravenosti
administrator. kodove komise
mestske rady, byla vcera odmr
stGna, hodla Kohlerova admi-
nistrace podniknouti jest6 jed
nou podobny pokus. Zadost
prvnejsi odmrstil sou'dce Char
les F. Gloss z Upper Sandusky
z divodu, re Hile j Hogan jsou
dosud We spojeni 8 mestskymi
pravniky a ze neni dovoleno,
ably brali plat za pravnickou
praci obou stran. Mayor Ko-
hler lined po SVEN navratu 2
dovolen6, v sobotu. nafidil c,
A. Schulerovi, ienz Jest proza-
tfmnim riditelem mestskych
prav. aby podal zadost so,,d-
nj zakaz. jelikoz mestsky char
ter nedovoluje vydei penez ma
Zbytetne ucele. kterym die ma.
h,edu mavora lest vydani pro
dotvfnou kOmisi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
MA LODI

President Arthur. United Sta
ties Lniie, die kabelogramu Sc
nalezsji pani' Marie C;bula a
Fred Cibula . Ruskabania Ru-
'mnnska. ktefi iedou k iejich
pfateldm p. Henry Glatzovym.
31O2 ,Chesanutdale ave. 4 po t.
same lodi pfijizdaji Fred a Jo-
Selma Henx s ditkami Fred q
Marii z Ruskabania. Rumun-
sko. k p. FIR. Kucerakovi, 3698
zap. 50. ul.
Dale Sc navraci z delsi ma
vst6vy u pratel v Praze pani
Antonio Lepicovska, domovem
" elsie 4336 Marvin ave.. LODI
pfijede do New Yorku dine %.
zari. Jizdni listky pro ne OBJ
staral preplavni jednatel pan
Prank Sakryd u Federal. KITE
ry zpravu 0 jejich pfichodu '
jeho iifadovne obdrzel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21

Jeden re ctyf yokohamskych
zastupcI The Ferguson Co., r.
Blum, popisuje v dopisu do
Stem H. K. Ferg gusonovi, presi-
dentu zminene spolecnosti svo-
il zachranu i jinych America
nd. TJz pfse:
ga neustaleho unikani
Frank Mag a ia, ktefi jsme
byli v Tokiu, a JIM, ktefi byli
v Yokohama v dobe zemetfe-
seni, dostali jsme sc ma parnfk
Empress of Australia, z KITE
reho isme pozdeji byli presto
hovani ma pamik president
Jefferson, patriot lod'afske
rade spoienych ,Statd a dopra-
veni do Kobe"
Krone Bluma a Maaga jsou
ostatnimi zastupci firmy Jos
s. Ruble. vicepresident spoiled.
nosti a j. C. Crosley Sc zenou
a detmi. Ruble byl zran6n pa
dajcim telefonnfm sloupem!
"a kter6z pfilezitosti zahynu
Donald Herr = Clevelandu, Il
Tednik The Arthur G. McKe'
! & Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
NOVY cESKY LEKAR.

Pravym muzem "selfmade
manem" jest dr.. ]. c. Peel,
jenz bez pomoci, rodice jeho
NELL Q dfteik, jen praci VAST
Mich rukou Sc vydrzuie. w.
studoval ma Ohioske Western
Reserve universit6 ma doktora
veskereho' lekarstvi. Rodice
ieho bydleli ma talk Zvanem
Karline ma vych. 54. ul. Novy
cesky lekar otevfel ordinacni
s'n v els. 4121 vVch. II. ul.. ale
bude ordinovati i v nemocnici
sv. Alexise ma Broadway.
Odporucuieme snaziveho ma
seho krajana do prizne cele
naSi vefejnosti.