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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
LONDON HEARS
U, S. CONCERT
Trans Atlantic BrOadCaStinu
Performed Successfully

LONDON N6u e Preliminary
Trans Atlantic broldcaFtlnE tests
were success fully conducted sunday
morning when tho station go rr-
syrJ "a concert from KukA at Pitts.
Hur.
Tar iurEmlasiou lasted 40 min.
ute and was "a trial performance pro
crlln- the various tests which win
hs ta7 main feature of tho interim.
t.0nai radio week.
F.HEhurE was picked up Ia South
London suburb and then renytd hy
LnHi7ua main sutton ta alI other
British luIdelstiuE station
The fiul 10 minutes OF tua per.
fomauca took place under had 40.
1pber.c conditions when u mans
yalee ANA o. hurly nrdyuks hand
were barely heard above The farraEc
ot various noises
Nrtsr further adjustments. thc
noises were excluded and kuKA was
picked up with excellent strength
and quality. listeners enjoying hand
selections. including "My OH Ken.
lucky Home ana q l1aE lTt OF
sporting events Two.uIye rratv.
's proved 90 be most effective IN
hearing pifUburE thru tho loud
speaker,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
PERSONAL
UNCOVER HUI &c
SWINDLE
Man Said to Have Got Mil
lions Faces Trial

CHICAGO. Nov sL-Tro Kors,z.
prince 80 rNiudIrrr." will
be- returned Immediately o. Chicago
from Halifax ~ g.. Tor trial on
charges Of sWIBdllnE wealthy rosie
a~nta Of New York and Chicago out
OF sums vari6uly estimated az from
100000 20 S5661r91. states a..
tornry Robert = Grove announced
today.
Korstz. who disappeared IN De.
csmber. 1924. WIS captured over The
weekend az Halifax by John sbar.
b8ru and William MeBrIrrin. two N
Groves assistants He waived cx.
tradition md agreed Co return 40
once, Grove WINS told 10 kilograms
from hts aides K0rctz wore q Fun.
bushy beard. hia principal disguise
The man who gained the conf
dencc ~ bankers. merchants. law.
yers and retired capitalists. and
thFu--acCordinE 90 their charges
neocrd them out OF millions in Dis
great 'Bayano river trus, ot Pan.
anna" was found living IN luxury
In an srtato near Halifax. known
uH piurhurst lodge. lie had been
admitted % The most exclusive 30.
ciety OF the Canadian city. CroweH
men reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Speaking of BIOcS, We
Propose One for Voters

rnf possible n r rmr urne-
Hfs.ar Er "H1.- Ts mako tnn ar.
HH w ~ EnHrr HEa have
Drafted a 'aH..uE. H~rIam H.
e.r-aI fH Hn Hrrr rr. Ine Hra
#n. "H E.# rrr-rHm
H r.#.rHHH . PENALTY Of
NEr EHHn n.rHT H.rE#IH#H fnr nrar-
nE HH#n .mfrH.f HaHr Boo gHr.
AEH..na 90 rarrE fuvr
fH#fH penalty Eur nrrurH Who
rur." peanut shells H fEH8trr.
Ef..T. rnHrf nF mr %
TH-." around Seattle elE Dan un
H9HaH# NnH. aEH and TnfayH.
HHHr#..r..## rF Mayor brown te-
mr f"rH#E-r Ha fraHa dsge
A.wHnn ur IEfrHfHaHa u,e
Iurr"t .E automobile sraunH
Abolition rf MOTORISTS TngurefaI
#E pedestrian EaurN
Establishment Of luxury taxes ON
ua.H#H' HH r.Ere. rrnemr7 Tor tho
immediate HfHm az gEf world rA-
raars ana press agents.
Bounty uf 81 head au HuIfora.
ErH8 uHEHr lUFrfrHfr politicians
and lobbyists
A Ew farHHT.Hs newspapers 90
rrrh more fH.u once q month, tho
Hrra.H.Hu OF prominent hair
dresser taat h0htrI hair b. going
uat az fashion.
Other entries Tor This program
may De- cent ta Tho Star office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

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WHH 600 H
TEr#-- EH..#n s.... b.. "'
ms Ca couple n. .""r# T..- NM" "".
-1g down r. aHw..E. ..... EH"#H- al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
D'Autremont Claims
Confession Untrue

AicALEsTEE Okla, Nov. a.
Nftsr rcpudLatins hl confess ION
that be was a member % tho trio
a bandits bsins sought Tor the rob
berry OF Southern Pacific passenger
train No. 70. on The oregon. CalIfar.
MA boundary, October q. tgzl.
MEX" D'Autrcmout was held hero
today. awaiting word from Pacific
coast authorities.
D'Autumont was arrested here
Tor passing worthless checks. on
complaint % Muskosce. Okla, an.
thoritles- According 20 local police.
D,Autrcmont admitted having
passed several worthless checks M
NIuskosso and Little Rock. Ark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
TAKE NO ACTION
ON BELL CASE
Mayor Champions Cop Fired
for Taking Bride

Tho city auditing committee took
no action Monday noon ga thr claim
Cor one days rgy Cor patr1lm1u
j. T. Ban whose status nn thr
police forrc Or under ur uy the
corporation cnunarg office
Decision 90 withhold action follow
cd consideration OF bis claim N
which Mayor Brown declared chat
Hcu discharged two yerz aE1 Tor
accepting @ hg.br, s man az
reputation and as good Hs ans we
have on the force
Corporation Counsel Kennedy 8s-
serted chat The civil service COM.
mission had no Jurisdiction 60 order
Dis return 20 duty November &C.
Bell Is without reinstatement and
can only Eaiu ahIs claim thru per-
sonI court litigation" kennedy
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Woman on Trial as
Alleged Jointist

Edith NJ Oliver. alleged jnintlst
went on trialin superior court Mon
day charged with unlawful sale Of
intoxicants, She ls alleged by Deputy
Prosecutor Cordelia Thlel with main-
tanning n resort on the Black
Diamond Maple Valley road this fall.
Tho Rev II. l. Chatterton is named
as one OF the states witnesses. At
torney Adam Beclcr is defending
Mrs. Oliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Pioneer Physician
of Northwest Dies

Or. J. " Harrison, Gs. pioneer
physician OF the Puget Sound coun.
try. died nj his home. 5532 nth ave.
n l.. Monday morning 10 came
here IN 1888. and practiced In Port
Townsend and in Seattle until his
retirement In 1907. He served soy.
cal years on the Seattle board OF
health. aud was president Of that
body in 1904.
He wife, Mrs. Agnes u. Harrison,
and two sons, Max and Joseph T..
OF Seattle. survive. 4 brother. T..
w. Harrison, is also living here.
Rev. Chaunccy Hawkins OF Ply.
mouth church viii have charge Of
tho funeral at tho Bonny.Wataon
chapel ut 2 p. IN. Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
To Report on Low
Freight Resolution

WASHINGTON, SOv. cl.-Agrre.
ment has been reached among rana.
tors for adoption Of a resolution in.
siructlug the interstate commerce
commission 10 consider lowering
freisht rates on agricultural prod.
ucts, Senator Clpper. republican.
Kansas, farm bloc leader. announced
today.
a conference report on resolutions
passed by both houses 1t tho last
session has been drawn up and viii
be- submitted as soon as congress
cOuycues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
ESDoLYNE PAVING WAITS

Residents along tho D0nahuc
county road 80. 10. in the Endo.
lyme community. must wait until
late In the spring FOR paving, Il
was decided 40 session Of the
county commissioners Monday. The
board postponed hearing on thg
report until tho second
Monday In April. when bids for thf
project viii also be opened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Wall Street Rush
Booms Again Today

NEW YORK, Nov. PA week
end accumulation Of orders held up
mo po5t-eloctioH boom ON tho stock
exchange again today. tho turnover
OF stocks passing t,g0O,J 900 shares Mt
100 D. m.
Bond sales during the first three
hours Of the market wero 81, coo 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
High Court Denies
S. P. Damage Claim

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i-Thr %.
c-sion o. the court n claims deny.
ing the Southern Pacific railroad pe,
t,tiou Tor ss0,9If-as expended on
protecting IFS lines AZ TiNamook
Bay Ore, from The action Of waves
and storms was affirmed By tho su.
prems court today.
The railroad c1ntended tho con.
structicu by the government or
tstty there had so changed the
ocean currents that It's property.
previously safe, had been washed
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
eSeattIe Star

#H..ar.I Daily nf Hr.r seventh Asr.
rI." NH...rrEHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
HINT DEATH IN FLAMES

a. Smith, owner of the houaeb0at
apartment at 2J18 Westlake ave. n.
which burned early Saturday morn.
ing, was still missing Monday.
Search Of tho ruins Of the boat failed
70 reveal his body to a party Of
.earching flrcmDu. Fire Marshal
ROBERT L. Laing believes that Smith
may have met death in trying 70
escape from tho flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Mo0NsHrNE IS ABANDONED

Abandoned at Il. list st. and sixth
ave. ". r., an automobile loaded
with moonshine was found and
seized by the police Monday. The
cdr had a Utah license. Capt. II. l..
Hodges detailed n squad Of officers
10 search for the owner Of the ma.
chine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Suspended Term Is
Passed on Jointist

IHez Palmer, convicted Jolutlgf.
was Monday given q suspended Two
to fiye-year sentence at Wala waits
prison By Superior Judge Otis W.
Brinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Largent e Ryan, Inc.

! x NXN y NNNNNNNNX \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
SAY HE STOLE GEMS

Howard Beaton was 10 go on trinl
before Superior Judge Calvin s..
Hall Monday afternoon, charged
with theft Of a quantity Of jcwclry
lat 1910 Union st., some weeks ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

SALESMAN ~ carry fnr lnr ~
sport driving and fabric gloves 90
tlr retail trHdH iHFI tho North
western states slide lire ur H
connection with other uHu-F0u.
fi'riIr sIaHH lines EfFrt rinss
trade HfT Give references first
latter HFHraH# a. STAG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

$500 uHl uus rHHF terms WHITE
sewing Machine cas 1853 San ave.
uLH rsrHrtn maar into rraHtIfui
U"W rHEH nag WFH. $50 yard TRY
HHr cleaning ff costs lrrH size
H#HfI RIO 600. HIas IaTst ave.
sATf'f.T.a l1a.I order urrll
EfAHH IHr HaHF-I bungalow piano.
viii Hr-IfITa fHr only tIga each. Or
viii EIFr some frrma o. 1E Au-
fHrrnu 0IH H tgth SEQ ans time
PIANOS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

Tho champion awordsmpu Of Der.
lin has been Jailed and soon we ought
TO know whether tho sword 10 might
Ter Usaa the pen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
40 AUCTION SALES
Tuesdays Auction
at Bushels

rings another opportunity 20 those
who wish 20 buy at Huviug This
TUESDAY AUCTION. tho first OF
three 10. be held this week. finds
our big sales floor filled again TO
OVERLOOKING with n wonderful ass
uortment of homo furnishings,
which we Will sell to you az YOUR
OWN PRICE. Come and he one uf
the scores who viii save money
buying such goods nh "a Hardy &
Hunt piano. plano lamp. old wal
nut chest OF drawers, SiG5 double
xylophone dining sot and odd
dining room pieces, Monarch, Ma
lcatiC. Ohio, Lang aud other coal
ranges, Howard and other cuul and
wood heaters. electric range. gas
ranges, brass steel and iron Beds
with metal springs and good mat
trCEHca new blankets and bed
ding, metal and sanitary cots, bed
dnvTuports, dressing tables, desk,
library tables, Singer and other
machines, typewriter leather and
pnlJ rockers, NiCtrula. drcaEora.
chiffonicrH. Kitchen cal n ct f.,
shelves, atnnds. breakfast tables.
Kitchen tRblCA and chairs, tools.
griudEtUnc. Utensils. curtains.
dishes, pictures, books poum-size
and small rugs md carpets, limo
lOuiu and Pnbcolin In rugs and by
the gprd inside and outside paint
by the gallon, some good quality
new brushes, Xmas goods, etc.
This auction starts promptly at
1900 and runs until after 1900,
and VIII contain more than 500
useful articles for amy householder,
so no mattcr what you need. you
win probably find II at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Sewing Machines

Sewing Machines
$500 uHd ups rarT terms white
sewing Machine c0. igla San ave
uIn carpet. maGr into beautiful
H"H rlEH nag r4FH $50 yard Tfy
uHr cleaning lii costs lrrH size
H#HfI RUG 600. HENs laTst ave
sATf'fsT.. lHH|I order urrfl
EfaHH IHr Gale IHuEaIHH piano.
viii HH.f'rH Tor only ilIa cash. or
VIII E|F# som" frrUH l l}. Au-
f-r-gu 0IE 81 i5rh SEQ ans time
THEY afT TIaEET GIVES FUH,
MIXTURE AWAY
PROM factory iu sou $50 save you
1900 .Lli AVE NEAll IIEE
HrE.fAIa-uaai pItrhg mH wood
power .H wat-r Tote ~ ius.is 81 90
".#. o. HI ITHHaHHet
I.HNtN. Coal sor lump uut Tree
hHTr'u" m.Erf win h.Eh grade
....nH cool m HrL TL iaf-Eln1
QUICK aH.F..H. special uIfrhv Min
wood. mover In aafrrs lots % in-
eide. q CD large load inside block.
f. r'HHFr. $3.50. itT rEi-fHF2
IlTUHr INSIDE WILDWOOD. iEtb
cord. tl-l half Hrr now.
GOOD LUMP COAL EE go TON
m s-iHu 'wfa delivered ~ i0t-Es7S,
PLUMBING uup.lsa and ruuiFartlnF
IHIHfrur tHF Plumber. $50 uHrt-
I..s .fHE ballard ave.
SEWING machine. EnnI grapshraas.
%" un Departing renting. MA lnr
iF.. l..l TIrai ave.
WORKING WgNf LauErrt wearing
waterproof rHIri shoe on earth.
ttHs. one Olive
a. D. HtugLEHuuE
House hgr"ErG 1885 John s.
IyrrgihirE from hnur~ Tor FHls
Ufs load wildwood. rHgE. wuHhgB
cool la55 tom. delivered. IA Iu-
.Iuu cord On atare lrnrth mHlw0od
aH. delivered. Seattle Iusl Coz.
~ lnf-nita
IEE-HrHa ah0ra rrruIrd
81 oak tanned leather guaranteed
wnrhwanaH.u aig Olive.
dry forest wood $3.50. rIah. 3I
cedar. l.ss lead. delivered
Mflrre-fite.
Dry ls.InrH wildwood. $3.50 cord.
$50 half WE atrfHlg. Oh rudIe-
.lhHESEE line rrilEl6us and personal
iar mo Eaa,sr e.. it57 rSurih
WUop-Clrau inside lg.lueh block.
hs and faas. any whore. So uHrt-
COAL. sack and r.t6H loads. Trans
JOBS wanted lnElWA FrNdH.
Nit.NTNA iut1-eaNH money ~ the
Erge.n Erar shgr noe ION ave y.
WE buF and Frli clothing ana furs
liTtg W. fS Nv. l 49, ;, ' ~ Hss la,
agl 10 &45 ,. End ..l % rfla5 sos.
nrrf-.r Ff.r,-l-- a., "a 49,,
800. -, :.
rgrdwaad, 90 cord. AtA in-t5sl.
7TTI .F.s fa5 ssz ana NJ ~ MN.
containers. ElH5 First ave. s.
M 81 J. 5-l'5 wood ''.'o cord.
|CISDEUs for driveway delivered
anywhere. CA pltl-lasl.
DSt. .FgfE f.I,,+- -I,a.., ,.g,s.g T5T 57fF
Iatt. 80 :, '"""' ''t' '91a
= =. s's
YAKIMA rpudH. 81. BothrN high
way laHrds
. tAyANAgIF fT 6a ETfT 1874 LAT g,yc
- . !, =,
81 GAKAGES
,gasss-,,ss-.s9ss..s... --,-------
= stores isi1s.' Siarr Portable nia Il CO.
ksl Roy e. ca plu-Ss22. Res.
So nrci-lls2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

hH sFer ia rt-e.-f eos lEtH
FUNERAL NOTICES

AuuAguUul-At EfH Thomas at.
NuFrwhr Hnut.f a. YOUNG
HOOD Dr.. HEr b. FHarH. beloved
#"# HI 800 and NNH ErurEr s.
FHsHFhfnHd au1 brother uI 1rH
u.H, u.gE.1r hHEHarI end Teddy
tan-ral services Tu-adar 2 p M.
az our chapel IufrFmrHE Hf Grown
Nu grmrlrr Homo Undertaking
company
ROBSON fu Th.a rifF. November .I
1884. iIi-NEF ROBSON aar 90
years beloved father az Hector
Robson
funeral services Tuesday after
noon Hf a.rierh from iHr Rafferty,
Undertaking iHr Masonic temple.
Fremont Cremation
kHAUsrIl -AtIals stewart ~. Nov
sH ANTON hEALatfl beloved
husband HE Louisa kFaurFH Aur
rHInrrWrHt later Home Under
mhIna NH.
HuITGNEN= NuN n. l8gI. IuaA
IllLTgETN uEr 90 years Funeral
announcement later HON Under
taking Ca
EST brentwood ave-
RICHARD d. UtGIAtN. age 70
Trara Funeral announcement
l9trr, home UndrFishius Co
3 PERSONAL
FURNISHED ruHm. araTfmrni. close
in. with board and tufarHrr In
English o. two foreign gentlemen.
$40 each weekly. cali afA IuaaltJ
tHr particulars.
HAD dshta collected ryorywhsrr.
UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. El-lotslsfo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Bushels Auction House
MA ilf-"nSl 2png Second Ave.
A POULTRY

WE WILL buy your poultry. QUO or a
thuunnnl, H. - Shoemaker s Co,
COS Ninth ave, 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

TORE TTETuHUE new ana used
Complete store uufrIIH Terms o.
W"ufH#. H# Interest Trade Iu your
w.i fEfHTrF ur take them HH cash.
30 - supply -Ha.rEgI9-s9al
IIrHr ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
81 FOR sALE-ACREAGE

HACHUIInE PRICE. t7E pEE AcHE
2 % aIrrrrH tracts ~ excellent Land
nF ag,Is ing poultry trLT qua
ErtIHT facilities ~ your door. eisc-
fT...fFs telephone neil delivery
fine TFaErIrf TnalF. rfFEt on line
90 fHH big haTfH End develop
uCHr. located hair a. p miles orr
paved Pacific highway 30 miuutsH'
auto ride from city limits north no
ceres. 1855 terms $40 each. go per
month. go walker Bldg. ELlot-
1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
$500 Gives Possession
Bargain
Extraordinary
Beautiful Broom
Bungalow
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
INCLUDING PIANO
4 PEAL. GIFT At 4tnO

A'FHA z AHAH NHA# q. =. ~ lhHA AAaA -
INCLUDING PIANO
4 REAL GIFT At $4,000
When did you ever hear Of
such n huge sacrifice?
This beautiful home has
absolutely every concciv-
able modern feature. such
as HARDWOOD FLOORS
In Twin and dining room,
very ARTISTIC FIRE
PLACE, built-in buffet
CABIN IT KITCHEN,
BREAKFAST NOOK, CO.
MENT BASEMENT, FUR
MACE, luundy trays and
GARAGE, large i0Nl20-foot
lot, In nice lawn and
ideal. close TO schools and
WOODLAND PARK. The
house alone IL worth tho
money, but rs an incentive
for quick action. the own
or says II sold in five days
we win leave all the fur
niturc, which consists in
part OF UPRIGHT PIANO,
BEA UTIFU l. Rr IS,
THREE PIECE WICKER
SET. SEVEN PIECE DIN
ING SUITE, with leather
seated chairs. three piece
IVORY BEDROOM SUITE,
brass bed. oak dresser,
Buck gas range, inlald linz
uleum. and other articles
too numerous TO mention.
This Is positively the first
time advertised, and should
sell TO the most conscrvn-
tive buyer You Cnn be the
first 60 sec this WONDER
FUb SNAP by tclcphonlng
NOW FOR one Of our sales
mCn--ME lrsc-5S25.
Largent & Ryan, Inc.
REALTORS
ta25 n. 45th, ME lrsc 1896
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
q. a.. 80. - 49, 90. =. 81. . -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
: FEMALE HEIP WANTED

HAE"UfHEEa q HhtluUU EHs
Yarn FIh fr ~. HrHHIr. sHa IHe Do
mHnI srHrEHa rHm mHuIr Nr
f-arH sou H.H IH F#H HHH.H aHa
Hr.EaN F"H fn H position
CARSON llAIEuNI iFa NnIIEHl
Third ll".E h#.r U'##. bUu. l 3D.
Hh.Hr..a1
lANE money weekly. Huafr umr
U"W. HH#TH mailing wHr
E.-"H'H #.uN I." f#r music. IHr
formation I.H#"f" HHH.r tH.
iTHl NaE. LIBERTY AZ
1Aza Irsaa Taught ruHs 500 t.ins
s SITuATlON-FEMALE
~ 500 uafa# lrtun HrIn EnH Nr
Nafn FH#r stockings end huHr con
iE. ....HT# EuH.sUf-"I H#H
Frar ITH HHaH 1a H# $3.50 Now
lA.amHHi fHHnIu lL 5000
9 MALE HELP-WANTED
o NEE wanted fn vnra un uur ga.-
Ne1r7ffr California ranch giTn
men fH UHt wood re H#TH"#rT HHf
aIl must EuF lend #f nHfh.art
and raF down fI#H WHrr care
Trrf.rH wanted be- gHFH##rf coon
~ rev h.#EwHF IH finished See
lIIEltHr ur ETEEhs H#a Third
ave. Seattle wash
10y WANTED .Arusr. ruE GOOD
lNWNENEt I'E.HI lIIEN
SCHOOL 10Y r1EErWUEu Ap-
PLY IN PERSON AT TIfE gIUHU-
Efrle kG SEVENTH AVE-.
a1hl ..l.N UNION AND NhlFili.
AT AMIN. h00l sth. nrRr Hea'late
bedroom msa5 ra. rtg ari
raans Ta1z tga gera'r $500
1 tu ]
v.-E 1El-fr e......... "a r. rr....f
.Tar.rf. n.-.+
ltlI.H ANNh NlLA'thlt
ll'Nir aa.. HEh' .l7-7 .ni
... L... 'a.a. m" .. l.h-
WE MAKE Fnur watch keep time
tf- ''''a'' ....' 1860 "''''
IuuNEN UHNEEaEN beginner,
.r #....H l..''''h D. itA''-
f,r..IsI..-rg.le- ,l9,fe,,-..a7.r,r,.s,7
en. month circular 30 Ialtsry d
10 SlIlIAIION-MAIE
w hFIHt Smuggling ana rHpak
N.fs Mnrh guaranteed. Phone
..-.---g--...-
= p p N q ~ ~ 80 kHlaHmlniuE
ia FuflLS WANTED
i''N tNl l l..f ..''r s.''rn teacher
Ninllr7 lar beginner Furnished free
n MALE Ann EENTAI
-, -, ,s',I .s ,,,L. = IL
HELP WANTED
Etr.fsstft-s. 10. ..-e. ,.... H. -,
Fpari. fr.vinr ana fabrfr Glove. n
uis rriHu trad0 rGu Tho North
ssn8San Win other naB.rsn \.
..,r,.r glove lines Flrst s .i.a,,,.
letter Address A-g. star.
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Home Nursing
Sore Throat And General MaIaiso

Sore Throat And General Malaiso EL ET IS quite ridiculous of the doc w tor to even expect me to eat
 when my throat is as painful as it is," wrote Nancy Green, writing on a slate because it hurt her to talk.
 But surely he knows best, dear suggested her mother, gently, !.
 Nancy was a rather difficult pa tient She would not try to help her self or to make the. best, in any way, of distressing circumstances.
 She was resigned, in other words. Resigned to misery.
 Just then the doctor arrived, look ing particularly aggressive and, as Nancy put it, lon the war path"
 What has Nancy eaten today?" he asked her mother.
 A little helplessly Nancy's mother shrugged her shoulders.
 "Not much of anything, I'm. afraid, doctor" she said. Her throat is so painful"
 Keeping the ice poultices on the throat constantly" asked the doctor.
 Both women nodded.
 Spraying the throat with listerine and warm water and just a drop of glycerine to soothe the throat?' he asked.
 They said they were going so faith fully.
 "Now I'll tell you why I am so par ticular about Nancy's taking food, even if 1t does hurt her to swallow" said the doctor as he sat down beside the bed.
 "A person, particularly an adult" he said, suffering from tonsilitis is almost sure to be the victim of general pros tration and malaise"
 And what?" asked Nancy's mother ''is malaise?"
 "Just a technical way of expressing distress, discomforture and uneasiness, said the doctor with a smile.
 '"The tonsils," he continued, "are di- rectly connected with the cervical lymph glands, So, any disease of the tOnsils causes a general debility. That is why we doctors urge a person with sore throat to swallow as much food as can reasonably be swallowed. The diet. however, must be concentrated"
 "Concentrated? Just what do you ?" questioned Nancy's mother.
 4'That the food must be concentrated. Doubled, or tripled in strength," ex- plained the doctor, who was really a dear old soul.
 "Instead of beating an egg into a glass of milk and expecting the patient to swallow it all, in many painful gulps," he said. "one should beat up an egg, aI1 to 1t a table spoonful of rich cream and a dash of sugar. The amount is small, the strength of the drink more than equal to a full glass of egg-nog made with milk, and it is possible to swallow it all in two swal- iows-instead of a dozen painful eff forts"
 "Then, beef tea?" asked Nancy's mother.
 ''Is considerably less nourishing than the beef juice expressed from raw meat, " said the doctor. Beef juice if exactly fourteen times more rich in protein than ordinary beef tea. Farinacious foods, such as cereal gruels and arrowroot, are also nourishing and may be re- garded as concentrated in food values.
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