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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
.PINSON DIVISION
Masonic Conference Is We'll Attended Degrees Exemplified

Quite a large number of Masons at- tended the second quarterly conference Of the Pinson divsiion of the Jefferson county conference, held. Saturday after noon and night at Village Springs. The conference was held under the super vision of District Lecturer T. O. Jones, assisted by John Lewis, and work was exemplified in all three degrees. The Pinson division is composed of eight lodges in that district and was well at- tended by the officers and members of the different lodges. At 6:30 o'clock supper was served by the ladies of Vii Iags Springs chapteE Order of Easter EtaF.
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install the new officers at the next meet ing and will be assisted by Lodge Dep uty George E. Williams and c. l.. Phil lips.
 All candidates for the initiatory de- gree are requested to be present not later than z 80 o'clock July 3.
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10 the first twenty-five contestants qualifying, The Age-Herald will give one dollar each in addition to any other prize they may win. Every qualified contestant that fails to win one of the above prizes will be given a Toy Snuggle Pup.
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Time savers-the railroads, the4Ga5n graph, the telephone, the wireless--anfN Age Herald Want Ads.
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THE RULES

Any ymnn,wm Or s n mpy O Ananswes mube mnedb b id dy 5 should coner h n O. p a
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The Prizes

If accompanied by one new three-months' scription to The Age-Herald.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
PkfsNY BOLsEvlCKY soUD.

Lvov, 22. dubna. - Y Jeka-
terinoslavi v sov6tske Ukraine
byl vynesen rozsudek proti Gle
MIN ukrajinske protibolsevic-
ke vojenske organisace, ktefi
byli obvineni, ze podporovali
" roce 1922 pochod Polakd dc
Ukrajiny. Mezi cleny organi-
SAGE nachazi Sc nekolik ddstoj-
Mkt Wrangelovy armady. z
Sc obvinenych byli A odsouze.
nj k smrti, 40 k dozivotnimu
vezeni, ostatni byli osvoboze.
mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

Mani v zadech. Muz nemohl
po 6 mesicn dostati prace a po
jail proto zoufaly tmysl sebe
j zenu sprovcditi Sc sveta. O.
ba dopraveni do Charity ne
mocnice, kde Sc shiensonova
pozdravim, ale muz ieji patrne
zaplati pokus sebevrazdy Ii.
|votem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

naystevniku proslo kancelaff
presidenta Coolidge vcera q
videli jej pracovati u jeho stol
ku, ale nemohou sc chlubiti, ze
81 s MIN potrasli pravici. By.
10 totiz upusteno cd tohoto da-
vneho zvyku, ably president IT,
setfen byl unavy. IN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
ZOUFAL 81 NASLEDKEM NE
,ZAMESTNANOSTI.

We SVEN byte, 51o2 Outh-
waite ave. S. E., nalezen byl
sousedy 62lety Abraham Shien
son S hrdlem profiznutym ka.
pesnim nozem. Vedle neho le.
zela ieho zena hekOlika ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
SPOLEcENSKA ZABAVA MA
VYCH. 131. UL.

V auditoriu pri kostele sv.
Rodiny ma vych. 131. ul. a
Chapelside ave. poradana jest
dnesniho vecera spolecenska
zabava, "a ktere kynou nav
stevnikdm pekne ceny. Sc "a
BAYOU jest spojen kabaretni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

vecfrek a program zpestfen
bude hudbou orchestra p. Wal
lace. Cisty vytezek urcen ma
stavbu osadni skoly. Vstupne
obnaSi Soc "a osobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

tou samym. Kone must totiz r.
diti ieden z vas, treba zde Du-
bief. Jak 81 fiakr bez fiakristy
zaopatrite, jest veci vasi, ia
Sc o to starati nebudu."
"Postaram sc 0 to-" del Ter
remonde, imam uz plan svuj
a rucim "a to!'
"Vyborne! Dubief se pax
musi prestrojiti "a kociho, kroj
at 81 koupi u nejakeho vetes-
nfka. Ma to jeste dnes vecer V,
10 hodin zajdete do ulice Mo-,
tre-Dame-des-Cham pred
ddm cislo 49,"
"Jedna Sc 0 unos snad?"
"Ano, iedna sc 0 1nos. Ter
remonde musi sedeti uvnitr pc
vozu, zaclony dvirek vozu
nlusi byti spusteny. Pred do
mem onim sestoupi Dubief S
kozliku netazaje sc domov-
llice, vystoupi do tfetiho po-
schodi a zazvoni u dveri, jez
nalezaj Sc prave 'proti scho-
dunn. Otevfiti mu pride mia
dlstva dlvka, nacez Dubief re-
kne il toto: MAN cest mluvi-
ii Sc slecnou Bertou Monestie-
rovou?" Pamatujte 81 dobre
jrneno! Prisvedci-li vam, poda
te il tento listek."
Thefer vyndal kapsy ja-
kysi llstek, ktery uz drive 81
byl prichystal, napsav no ru-
kou zmenenou. Dubief listek
otcvfel cetl neho fadku ma.
sledujici:
"Nasleduite, sietno, tohott
kociho, kferyz jest poslan Re
naem Moulinem, a nedivte 81
nicemu
"Dobra," dolozil Dubief,,. "li
sick dude odevzdan! Coz kdy
by ale slccna nechtela vyzva
III tohoto uposlechnouti?"
"rono netreba Sc obavati
Kdyby vsak dotazovala Sc vas
odpovite, re nic nevite z,
mate ien ukol dovezti il k Q
sobe, Jez vas vysila. Kdyby n.
to- chte:a zvedeti urcite kan
cdpovlte il: "Na namesti Roy
ale" Uvedete il potion do vo
zu.'
''Kde setka Sc Sc mnou !!
dolozil Terremonde. ITO
vsak mJfe postrasiti!"
"Mozno. Wy vsak zaplasit
strach uzas jeji rychle sic
w: "Nemejte strachu, slecnt
;senn pritel Renea Moulina.-
Jedna sc o otce vaseho, nevir
ne na popravisti zemreleho. "
"Jak ronanticke!" zvols
Terremcnde. "Miluji dobrt
Gruzstvi podobna."
3Potom," pokracoval Thefe
''zajedete drozkou k let,
hradku v Bagnoletu. Jest
cvsem mnchem delsi jizda ne
ma namesti Royale. Kdyby di'
ka hned povsimla 81 toho, KID,
by dostala strach a chtela V,
stCupiti q vozu, Zamezite to
"Focala by as kriceti, vol
IT," namitl Terremonde.
"Pohrozite, abyste il don
till mlceti."
"Nebude-li hrozeb nasit
dbati, coz potom?''
Thefer vyndal z kapsy
stry nuz a polozil no ma stl
eide prostredek," dodal chi
dne, "byste il umlceli."
Terremonde Sc zachvul ,
hlayy k pate.
''Bodnouti ji." zamunll;
"Vrazda We fiakru!" -
''Vinna bude tim jen ona
odvetil detektiv. "Ci desf v
to-"
Terremonde neodpoved
Dubief vsak pohledl ostres. 8
tnlfivovi do Ocl / ZVOlal VNSr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
IA CEST OTCOVU.
- r o M An
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
R o M A N

de odpraviti il ma omen svet a
"a to vse kazdemu jen tri sta
franku ddchodu? Jdete k SIP
ku! Vytahnete radeji sve "a
tykace! TAX lacino my nepra-
cujeme!"
Thefer hfyzl Sc do rtI.
"Vzdyt' piece byla mezi ma
mi dmluva prec uzavrena -
odvetil. "Vedeli jste prece, ze
nedam vam deset tisic "a pou-
hou prochazku. Avsak dosti,"
dodal, vida nezbyti. "Reknete
kratce, kolik chcete, ia uvi-
dim, mohu-li yam tolik datiw
"Chceme padesat tisic fran
kdw del Dubief chladne a L.
scene.
"a neslevime ami sousw do
dal Terremonde. /.
"Pripravite mne posledni,
del Thefer, "avsak, budiz. Wy
platim yam je v noci v leto-
hradku v Bagnolettu."
"Chceme dalsi zalohu!
"Zde deset tisic franku, vse,
CO u sebe manu-"
"Dobra, a budete-li nam
chtiti strhnouti v Bagnolettu
jen frank, dopravime divku o
kamzite nazpet do Parize."
"Bud'te bez starosti! Dnes
vecer tedy?"
/ A Thefer, dav jeSte nekolil
podrobnych instrukci, rozlou
Gil Sc Sc zlosyny. Odebral 81
pax primo ma prefekturu, kd'
hodlal podati zpravu o opa
trenich nejvhodnejsich, jimi
bylo by mono zmocniti Sc Du
biefa a Terremonda.
XXI.
Vrahove Z Neuilly setkavaji
: Sc opSt!
U pani Dick-Thornove byl
pripravy ku slavnosti skorer
uz ukonceny. V pozadi velke
no salonu zrfzeno bylo male {
vadelko, jez spojeno bylo
budoarem, ktery slouziti mt
umelcum "a foyer. Vsude< j.
vii Sc prepych a nadhera. Lat
rent, jinak Rene Moulin, w
konal ,prave divy. A vykon;
jeste vice. Pro zive obrazy ol
!, jednal mimo jine, aniz velite
!; ka jeho tom mela tuseni, pr
Sernou dekoraci, predstavuji
most jakysi brehy feky S
kyany Sc stromy, mezi mimi
uprostfed cesty, videti bylo
pclotemnu povoz jajkysi, ia
nazpet Sc obraci. Postarav
jeste 0 opatfeni, ably dekorat
:, tato mohla bleskurychle wynn
niti dekoraci, V niz hraje
vaudeville, odebral sc Rene
obvyklemu dostavenicku s j
nem Ctvrtkem. Ulozil mu, al
dostavil sc do domku pa
= Dick-Thornove mezi desatou
: ,pnl jedenactou hodinou a alb
vydavaje "a holicskeho pomo
:. nika, tazal Sc Primo pc pal
), Laurentovi.
4 "Nuze, dnes tedy mistrovsl
provedeme kousek svdj!" Nv
l. lal Jan Ctvrtek. "A coz sic
ma Berta jest uz zpravena
h "Ano, vi uz, jakou roll Use
j prirkl. Pc desate hodine d
o. jede pro nj povoz do bytu je
IL. no a koci rekne il pouze: "P
a. jizdim Cd Renea Moulina."
Zach, vyborne! = Yer
~ vsak, ia Sc chveji. Jest mi,
ko bych tento vecer mel Sc 2
VI. 80, ,,1,,,f l. ~, ~o{r,o,,4: on ~, rs
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zADNE POTRAsANf RUKOU

Washington, 22. dubna. -
Vice nez 1000 velikonocnich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Famous Elm
in Replica
at State u.

Out on tho University of Wash.
ington campus. in front OF Lewis
hail, 10 be exact. Is growing almost
an exact replica of tho original
Washington elm under which the
immortal George signed the treaty
OF peace at tho close OF the Revo.
lutionary war. So says II. Packard.
advertising manager OF the Cam.
bridge. Mass, Tribune, In a letter
to Herbert Condor. university
comptroller.
In tho letter. Packard, who has
seen both trees pointed out that on
tho Washington tree, which was
slipped from the Cambridge elm in
1900, there arc two large branches
springing from the trunk near the
ground Just as is the case on the
Cambridge tree and that the cam.
pus elm shows very sizcable
branch growing from the right
hand stalk precisely In tho location
that n branch springs from the
Cambridge elm.
Tho slip that has grown into the
present trco on tho local college
grounds was slipped from the origi.
nal elm by Arthur J. Collins OF the
class OF 1895, while he was doing
graduate work at Harvard. He sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
TRAINING CAMP
is OPENED
Land and Water Exercises
for Citizens Start

With 1000 citizen-soldiers In All
parts OF tho state moving toward
Camp William J. A. Mcdonald. AZ
American lake. for a i5-day nhtionGl
guard camp. and 40 Seattle naval
reaerylsts departing aboard Eagio
boats % and 81 for a two.week's sum
mer training cruise. Washington had
n martial note 20 break tho mono.
tony OF political gossip. tho weather
and tho wave OF crime.
The Seattle contlngents OF the
WaShlonton National Guard, units Of
tho ifsth field artillery. and the iGist
Infantry wero among the first 20
leave at daybroak for the camp at
Murray.
Tho Reserve Officers Training
corps camp opened Friday Rt Camp
Lewis with moro than GOO university
and college men Of tho Ninth Army
Corps area enrolled. Only infantry
units win be at this camp. Beside
the regular soldicry station al Camp
Lewis. an dtho II. o. T. C. men. there
arc 1900 oregon National Guards.
men and 1000 regular army men
there for the annual field trimming
period.
a parade and review by Gov. Louis
+. Hart, Brig. Gen. Maurice Thomp-
con and other staff officers will be
held at Camp Lewis at p. m. June
81.
--Tl's-tE~e-fsrgis- hcnt-.- bearing Are
naval resorylsis. win steam up tho
Sound thru the Gulf OF Georgia and
Seymour narrows. After a stop AT
ketehikan and thru the Wrangeii
narrows they win visit Wrangell and
Juneau and then 10 skagway and
Sltlsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
CHAPTER NH

q $50 aAAAA
fIhth.itE was not a sign Of life IN
Il the Chinese underworld settle.
meat in the delta lands OF tho 90.
lamhla as Clark stole across the
clearing aud plunged into the swamp
growth.
He was determined 20 flee now
nom this place. Wong. dead from
eountrymRn's knife thrust.
spFawled IN ungainly fashion across
the floor OF the hut he had Just len.
the councilman with the blood OF !,
fellow upon his hands: himself with
a decree OF death In this wcind hall
world hanging over him
Clark determined 10 take his
chances In the swamps. lie
pushed hs way carefully thru
the tangled growth Of the
Jungies. a storm OF insect life
rose At hiS approach. lie was
stuns. bitten. swollen with heat
and suffering, dripping with per
spirailon.
But he fought on. the terror OF
the events behind him proving con.
slant urge. The moon arose high In
the heavens and thanked by liz starry
court gllrpsei him now and then
thru tho network Of tangled swamp.
growth that interlacei roofing over
his head as be forged on In his
escape.
How many hours passed he did not
know before his feet. now reaching
firm land. failed him as he sank
down. limbs aching. head swimming.
fever rising high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

world slmort-and aiiu have enough
len over for the mice Those houses
Wonder are duiries where they make
tho cheese"
Say" said Johnny jump Up ad.
miunEly you know "a lot. don't you
Mister EtorkY Why. sou are better
than RI geography book"
Seeing the world is always better
than studying q booi, sill the siork
wisely "and ! ann muehtrayclcd
perbOn"
Are VIC mucht1Feled persona7'
asked Nancy curiously.
well. said tho storil thouRhtfully.
I should say you were. And by tho
time my friend The utmonse takes
you 10 some more countries sou
ought 10 know enough 10 get into
college, or high school anyway"
"What'a that wall fory" asked
Nick. pointing down 70 a place where
tho land stopped ana the sea began.
a high wall ran along tho shore as
fur as they could sec.
We're az the seashore. and that's
Ia dyke" said tho s,orf. The sea
camo up and spoiled tho land some.
times and tho people couldn't make
things grow. So they built this dyke
many years ago 10 keep tho sea out.
You'll never SEQ another ono any.
where just like a. But We must 20.
The titmouse win be waiting for you
On tho roof 10 take you home.
And. sure enough. there he wns.
Your tickets sald there and back 80
he remarked 80 We must be return.
lng 10 tho mugic garden"
"Good-bYl" they auld 10 tho stork.
hopping. all three OF them. on the
plump little birds back.
Away they flew over the ocean 90.
ward the sunset, leaving Holland ana
the stork far behind.
TO lie Continued
Copyright. 1924 n. 4. a. service)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

and well. So different from the way
| felt before. am taking the vege-
table Compound right along while
nursing. The baby seems to be in
good health, and my friends say they
see q big change for the better In
me. Mrs. EUGENE DUDE, 50 Wood
bridge ST., L. Hartford, Connecticut.
The Vegetable Compounds splen-
did medicine to bring back health and
strength. Many mothers have found
this true, as did Mrs. DUDE. There are
women everywhere who know by ex-
perience the value of Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Write to Lydia e. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts,, for a
free copy of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Private Text. Book upon AILMENTS
Peculiar to Women,"
II. L. a.. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
NIGHT LETTER FROM LESLIE
PRESCOTT To JOHN Aides
PRESCOTT

Leaving for home tomorrow Have
found a wonderfully beautiful black
hee shawl DO you think your
mother would like 80 u 10 very
expensive and ] would not care 10
bring b 70 her n ! were not cure.
Please tell Ruth have executed
her commissions. got everything
she wired for yesterday. The fam.
ily are All leaving Tor Pittsburg 70,
night. and / nIn going % the the.
alter with Edgerton g8ntley Are
you Jealous Of your loving
LEgLTE2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

were. What did they plan TO do to
Renard and HIS daughter? Rcnard,
tho man he had feared and hated be.
cause OF Marian, became his ally.
The speaker, continuing, left
no reason for doubt In Clarlfs
mind as to that. Swiftly and will,
consummatc skin he outlined
plan whereby "BIacls Cramer"--
that was 1.-THE called himself
"Black Crane r. could be
avenged OH both OF them, Rcnard
and Marian.
"Wo not only want tho daughter.
wo want the father. too lie said
Roth OF them, nov. That Is The
only way can he satisfied. Tho
question IN how"
Clark strained at the window
Chance had given him this oppor.
tuuity OF saving tho lifo Of tho girl
he loved and also OF spafing her
father
Continued In the next issue.)
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TOBA = WEIR. FIR I
Romance and Adventure in Seattle
A Sequel to THE Beacon Hill Mystery

komahee and Adventure in Seattle


tAola clark and Marian pare
Shilaren 80 fate. rmerEe from
strange adventures on an Island ID
AnaEons. escape mysterious parsr-
NAtinns AZ the hands 90 henard. arch
criminal, In seattle, aud start life
Clark asks Marian 20 marry him.
net she refuses because a ship
wreck has biottra out her memnfs,
81 tho past and she wants 10 first
eisroNer "a ho che is. A lunch
eAeh Informs her she ~ Renard's
slaughter and che leaves clark
tlafk falls into the hands % the
council ~ five Chinese tons
Eroup. who. because no has learned
- secrets decide Go put him a.
death, ltis life 10 staked la a game
~ Tan tan against that % a slave
ktfl and lost Clark plans escape
from dive IN the Jungle lands N
ne toluuei river and ia about a.
attack Wong. bis captor. when a
mysterious hand IN the dark ssahs
VIC Old Chinese and clark fless into
Now 60 ~ WITH THn STORY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
ADVENTURES
OFTHE TWINS
NO. 4-A'TRIP WITH THE sToRK
6YOlive Poberts Bartoo

NANCY and Nick and Johnny
~ Jump W. the fairy, held tightly
TO The siork'a long sharp beak while
he carried them away from Tho tullp
field over a lovely country With grass
20 green q looked like paint iu a
picture
Ana tho fky above vas 70 blue
ana tho clouds 30 big and white ANA
fluffy. they. TOO. looked llko paint.
Holland looks Ike picture,
doesn't it7' remarked Nancy. looking
down an they sailed thru the air high
above Tho tree tOps
"Yes. answered the stork. when
! leave my other home IN Africa "a
fly north for the summer you can't
blame mo for picking out fuch a
lovely country aH Holland And the
people arc 30 kind. tool They always
watch for our coming aud never
throw stones az us. tho children
don't"
"oh. lookr cried Nick. what are
those big things with wheels on top7'
Those are windmllls." said the
stork.
And what are all those creeks
for7" asked Nancy. pointing down
ward. They're 70 straight they look
az tho they had been drawn with d
ruler. and they cross each other like
the marks on a checkerboard
Those are canals" explained the
stork. Holland Is low and very
watery. The people dig canals 20 10,
The water run away. then their fields
are dry enough 20 farm"
= Eee a lot Of COWS" naid Nick
next There seem 70 be Gown every
where"
"of course" answered the stork
Cows give milk and milk makes
cheese The people Of Holland make
enough cheese 10 feed the whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Day Letter From John Alden
Prescott 10 Leslie Prescott

OF course I'm Jealous. DO you
think It's treating mo right7 why
didn't sou come home last night
when I'm waiting 20 impatiently
for your or course. mother Will like
the shawl but don't get too e1traya-
CANT. Gayo Ruth the message. Be
lieyo me. shall walt imphtienny
un / SEQ your face.
Lovingly. JACK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Day Letter Prom Mrs. Mary
Alden Prescott 10 Leslie
Prescott

Jack tells me you want 10 buy me
"A chantilly lace shawl should
love II. but do not be too e1traya.
giant for your old mother While
you're buying tho shawl win you
buy something In Inca for me 10
give 10 you. something you want
very much? ] will pay you FOR II
when you return. MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Wire Prom John Alden Prescott
10 sydney Carton

Leslie will DO homo day after 10,
morrow. Come on over any time
after that. Am glad that at last
am going 20 have my friend
In my home. II will make you en-
yious. old fellow, for ! shall give
you n very correct imitation Of how
TO DO happy tho married. JACK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An instructive book has been pub.
ilshed by Or. a. X. McCloary. tho noted
rectal specialist of Kansas CITY. 1'hl.
book tells how sufferers from PLEA can
DO quickly and easily cured without ths
use OF knife, scissors. hot iron oioe-
trlclty or any other cutting or burning
method. without confinement TO bod and
no hospitn bills TO pay. Tho method
has been success for twenty five years
and In moro than five thousand cases.
Tho book IL sent poatpaid froo TO per-
sons afflicted with plloB or other rectal
troubles who clip this itnm and mali II
with namo and nddresH to DR. MoCionry,
bN Parlsyiew S1nltarlum, hangan City,
Mo - Advertisement
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could not 40 my
housework, so my
mother told me to
take Ly dia L.
Pinkham's vege-
table Compound.
The first bottle
helped meso much
that / took six
more bottles and
felt fine. l have
just given birth to
|anicebabygirl and
|-s. r..l.,
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DR.. Won CUNTHER'S
A s 7 III M A
REMEDY y ,sn s s,Ts


Or. A. Won Gunthcr.
Seattle. Washington.
Dear Doctor
II Is with pleasure that write a
letter recommending your Asthma
Remedy 10 any one suffering from
Asthma or any OF it's kindred afflie-
tiona.
received relief from tho first
bottle. have now taken five OF
them, and | am not troubled In any
way. any more. l am now enjoying
the very best OF health. with no
signs or symptoms OF any OF the
old trouble returning.
Again | thank you for furnishing
mo with the opportunity 20 tako tho
Remedy. and again | take pleasure
In recommending II TO any one sur
fering from bronchial trouble OF any
Kind. Sincerely,
ROSCOE II. SMITH.
Agency 500 Lenry Bldg.
For Sale at Bartell Drug Stores.
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A Dental Campaign Is On
At log Columbia Street

DIR. EDWIN ]. BROW MS
DENTAL OFFICES are now putting
on a campaign for dental business
which viii save you ons.half on the
cost OF your dental work.
Moro than one hundred and scv.
Aenty thousand people have had
vtbeir work done at DIR. Edwin j.
Browns Dental offices in tho past
tweniy-three years. Many thousands
OF dollars have been saved 70 the
people. who come from Ear and near
TO share in the low prices for the
bes. that modern dental science and
art can produce for them.
Liberal allowances are made on
worn-out plates and bridgework. and
extractions are without charge when
new work Is ordered.
We have made good by making
our guarantee to the people good.
We shall gave you money ard
give you the best.
EDWIN j. BROWNS DENTAL
OFFICES
log Columbia st.
No Stairs TO Climb
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The Tamgle
b. private

! hear you are In splendid health
and very much in love with your
gandchild WIN you answer imn.e.
diafely " you care 10 a. Tns2
PRISCILLA BRADFORD
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WEAK,RUN down
after SICKNESS
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound Made Mrs.
DUDE Well and Strong

E. Hartford, Conn. -" After a Sc
we're sickness l was so weak that l
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Wire From Priscilla Bradford
10 Mrs. Prescott, Sr.

am in the city. dear Mrs. Pres
colt. and would like very much 10
call upon you II you would Ike 10
seo me. Have not been very well.