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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
BEXAR COUNTY

80 acres; located IL miles northwest
'of city, on tarviated road with half mile
road frontage. $50 acres in cultivation.
so acres more tillable. five-room frame
house, three-room tenant house, large
galvanized iron barn. large COW shed,
fine well with windmill and engine, cy-
press tank, concrete storage tank, silo.
owner anxious to SELL will take half
value in city property and very small
cash payment.
THE w. l.. COLEMAN CO.
Tr. 1905, 312 Moore Bldg
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RELIABLE SPANISH LADY DESIRES
work in motherless home or in family
Of two preferring person who can
speak Spanish. Apply 251 Nacogdoches.
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Oracle CORNETT RAMSEY.
General Real Estate. CT. S41
OWNERS BARGAIN

In a dandy six-room bungalow located
at 1881 Rigsby avenue. paved street,
price and terms cannot be duplicated.
Owner, 1927 Rigsby Ave.
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BEACON HILL NEAR CAR AND
school, new bungalow for sale by own
er, five rooms, built-in features, hard
wood floors. Pittsburg heater. shades and
linoleum. ready to move in. Call Or.
1874 or w. 1921.
PROSPECT HILL BUNGALOW, FOUR
rooms, large screened sleeping porch.
modern. built for home. Call mornings
before IL a. M, evenings after p. m.
2S06 Saunders Ave.
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2 Acres Improved

Four-room bungalow. on two
acres land, one acre fenced chick
en- proof, red cedar posts, house
has four-piece plumbing, electric
lights. large water main, nice
built-ins. garage, is one block of
good school, two and one-half
blocks of car, no good street, only
$500, about 5000 cash. s35 month,
with little sodding and beautify-
ing. this place should sell for
$4,000.
Nothing but a Square Deal Goes"
j. l.. LYLE REALTY CO.
209 Gibbs Bldg. CIR. us.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE-NINE-
acre. close in. good chicken, dairy or
truck farm. Or. 1928.
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New. S2350-S10O Cash

Four-room bungalow on two lots,
good street (Weaver). between two
paved streets, house has four
piece plumbing. lights, built-ins,
garage, Is on nice high point, nat
ural trees, don't pay rent when
you can buy this place at $3.50,
only 500 cash, s25 month.
Nothing but n Square Deal Goes
j. l.. LYLE REALTY co.
209 Gibbs Bldg. Or. us.
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MEXICO LANDS TO
TRADE

$4,000 acces. level black land on river,
in Nuevo Leon, clear of debt, will cut
100 acres and up, trade for farms.
ranches or city property, three hours by
auto from Laredo. plenty good water
IS feet. from 81 to IS per acre, many
other farms and ranches. P. l.. Crews.
Real Estate and Loans. 726 Brady Bldg.
TWO ACRES IRRIGATED LAND, SIX
room bungalow. all improved, two
story barn, on edge of city limits. $4,000.
owner will take $500 cash. balance terms
or will trade for rent houses. Call Mrs.
Zuercher, Or. 5422.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

SALESMEN-lF s75 TO $3.50 PER
week will interest you see Mr.. Budd.
He Will explain our proposition 90 you.
Phone room 7l5 Lanier Hotel for APP
pointment.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT WANTED IN SIT
les and towns by well known legal re-
serve Fire Insurance Company; policy
holders everywhere Spare time will
earn 500 TO S15 monthly while building
up permanent business and steady in
come from renewals. No objection to
representing life, casualty or other insur-
ance than fire. For particulars address
Agency Manager. GIG Russell Bldg, San
Antonio. Tex.
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PHONE CROCKETT l7A2

PHONE CROCKETT 17A2
SBEroRE 10 A. NJ. TOMORROW
The Want Al pages are closed at ~
M daily. For Sundays paper nnone
Sour .d anv time before n. m. Satm
Sav' Better phone early and avoid the
rush. -r- ,rcrrrra
insert YOUR al for or DAYS. ASK Ior
,bs reduced rates on consecutive 'nser-
TORS. T., ,ht, ,ssue ~
,,rr.ct and h,s bten rronerlv classiheu
Not,,v the Want Ad Department To-
ar-o- morning n your nd IL wrnne
O,herr-tse Won should not exnect Ihe
I;ght 10 carry ad free OF charge u"
tho nublisher. reserve the rtcnt - re-
,.c. or revise any copy deemed on1e"-
tiorahle. =. ,s,.e-t;sors
The LIGHT accepts ads over the nnorr
n,eeeenrer Is sent to your rome ~
r.xt Ssv after the 81 Is inso"ed. ~
him and save yourself trip to tne
office.
phone CROCKETT 174o
Ask for the Want Al Department
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NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW

7
An ideal six-room bungalow,
oak floors in two rooms, French
doors. two bedrooms and glassed-
in sleeping porch, tile bath. ped
estal lavatory. base tub. lovely
fireplace, built-in bookcases, con-
venIent kitchen, breakfast nook.
double garage, large lot, might
consider farm land. not over is
miles from san Antonio in ex-
change. See w. c. Allen.
FURNISH & FURNISH.
616-623 Brady Bldg. CIR. 1924.
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qa1t Wish for M-Use Read Light Want Ads-amd Get
EMPLOYMENT
sir, ALTON WANTED FEMALk

ONE CENT WORD EACH DAY
minimum zoe a day.. Sc word for
four consecutive days. payable in ad-
vance.
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT sTENoG-
rapher with years of experience and
best references desires position at once.
Call CIR cool.
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BIGGEST SACRIFICE IN
THE CITY

Five-room bungalow furnished with
nice furniture located on paved street.
would sell without furniture. small cash
payment. balance easy might consider
trade. must sell. NJ. A. Kahn, care Kahn
Oil Co.
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above Rates for Consecutive Insertions, '
AN Twenty words minimum advertise
ment. ~. o,.n of
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Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex. practically
new. all cOnvenicnces. the built-ins. two
! sleeping porches. breakfast nook. double
garage, 15-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. Just off Broad
way and outside city limits, would sub
nit offer.
Large 1s-room apartment house on
large corner lot on very top of Alamo
Heights overlooking thee city, paved
street with cement walks. garages and
modern conveniences. all in good condi-
ton. price reduced $4,000. something for
a shrewd Investor.
Close-in five-room bungalow with bath.
hell. sewers gas. electricity. on paved
street, cement curb and walks, only
$500, subject TO confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert Z. Lee street.
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near.
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
& TRUST co.
TT. l4l. els W. Commerce St.
NEW FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. CORNER
lot. Los Angeles Heights. Four-piece
plumbing, polished floors, sidewalks,
drives, etc.; no city taxes, price $e915:
$3.50 cash. s3S per month. owner. TT.
1904.
HARLANDAl.E
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LOOK UP

Your Panama hat now
and bring il to me-"
DUPUY. the Hat King
% Jefferson ST. Phone CIR. 53i7.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE ROOM 16 BY 40, GOOD LOCA-
tion for market. barber or any kind
Of business; cheap rent. 3O4 Austin. Tr.
1900
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DEPARTURES

No. 1-For st. Louis, Santa Fe,
Conn. Sunshine Spe-
cial) .-...............6: u9 n. m
No. 4-For st. Louis ....S $500 a. m.
No. 5-For Laredo and Mex
leo points .......... 10000 a. m.
No. S-rcr Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas City. (Santa
Fe Sleeper). St. Louis
via Palestine, L-G. n.
Eleeper) ..............S :15 p. m.
No For Laredo 10.s5 n m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Browns Business College
Expert, successful teachers will train
you for business and locate you nj a po-
sition. 100 W. Commerce
NORMA TALMADGE SCHOOL OF
HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY Gull
TURE. 11sH ALAMO PLAZA. CIR. $50.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs

CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS. CIGA]
TOBACCO. ice cream, soft drinks. Sd
groceries, living rooms, cheap rJ
corner. reason for selling. 633 Crosb1
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COUNTRY CLUB BARGAIN
Bungalow, five large rooms,
sleeping porch and breakfast room,
hardwood floors, fireplace, all the
built-ins. wide cool porch, garage,
servants room. 75-foot frontage,
lots of fruit trees and flowers.
bargain at $4,000. terms. Ask Mr..
Foster.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND LOANS
CHOICE LOCATION
WOODLAWN AVENUE

Sftol1E Io1All
WOODLAND AVENUE
HIGH ON BEACON HILL
Furnace heated throughout,
large, practical California bunga-
low, seven rooms. breakfast room,
large living room, rustic brick fire.
place, large music room. loaded
glass bookcases, hardwood floors,
large dining room, art glass win
dows. large unusually convenient
kitchen. many built-in features,
large service porch with maids
room adjoining hall between bed
rooms and bath. two large bed
rooms, large glassed-in sleeping
porch, large mirror door closets,
large tile bath. base tub, pedestal
lavatory, tile wainscoting, large
basement, servants room, bath,
wash room, new furnace, garage,
servants room attached, large lot,
beautifully terraced. roses. shrub
berry. high elevation. surrounded by
nothing but high-class homes, own
er leaving city. Call Mr.. Stedham.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

BEXAR COUNTY FARM. 345 ACRES.
30 acres in cultivation, would consider
part cash and cottages. Whitaker. $50
E. Commerce st.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

WE'LL BUILD ON YOUR LOT. NO
cash down. easy payments. Quality
Home Builders. 424 Gunter. CIR. 1861.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

GKOCERY AND MEAT MAREFT
North Alamo. doing a cash hrsi.
owner wants to leave town; the prlc1
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

: GROCEKY AND MEAT MARKET-
Denver Heights. good location. CHI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
Three-Day Food Schools
At Fairfield and Scion

Skowhegan, February s.-The wo-
men of Fairfield and Scion have ar
ranged for three day food schools
with Home Demonstration Agent
Marion Hare and Foods Specialist
N. Eleanor jackson. The first
school will he held in Fairfield. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday,
February II. IL and 10: while the
Scion meeting follows. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, February ii,
IS and IS.
These schools will cover the en-
tire question of foods, giving In
structions in what should be eaten,
how much, balanced meals for
family and community, meal plau-
ming and proper exercise for health.
The first day will open with dis
cussion of food habits followed by a
demonstration of balanced meal.
This meal will be served at noon.
In the afternoon meal planning will
De taken up followed by a discussion
OIL What will we have to cat"
Talks on exercising for health. and
a discussion of the food budget will
close the first DAVIS session.
Instruction in menus opens the
second day OF the school. This is
followed by a demonstration ol, how
TO prepare a community meal which
is served at noon. The afternoon
will be devoted to a business meet
ing. discussion Of community
meals and more health giving exer-
cises- The community nutrition
problems will be considered In the
of the last day and another
demonstrs ton of a community meol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
Ladis' Aid Plans MASQUERADE

At business meeting of the La
dies Aid of Brown Memorial church
Thursday afternoon. arrangements
were completed for the masquerade
social and food sale to be given by
that society at town hall next We'd
nesdaY evening. Mrs. Jennie Har-
mon. Mrs. jennie Wheeler, Mrs. Mat
tie Higgins were appointed the en-
tertainment committee. Sandwiches
and cake will he sold py Mrs. Martha
Adams and Mrs. Gertrude Richard
son. Mrs. Mabel Wiley and Mrs. Eff
fie Gerald will serve coffee. The
business meeting was directed by
Mrs. Martha Adams. president for
February, Mrs. Gertrude Richardson
acted as secretary pro tenn Three
new names, Mrs. Jennie Runnells.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley and Miss Sa
rah L. Richardson, were added to the
membership.
The aid voted to buy the years
supply Of wood ad o. +. Wheeler was
appointed to act rs purchasing agent.
1t was also voted to pay sum to-
ward the pastors salary.
4 meeting of the board of stewards
of Brown Memorial church is called
for Sunday morning at the close of
the church service. Important plans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
Camera Aids In
Study of Bible

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. s a. Pr
The modern art OF the camera has
come to rescue the oldest known
Bible from the inevitable deteriora >
ton of the years. Portions OF this
Bible belonging TO the University of
Michigan ere. being photographed.
partly to preserve the disintegrating
fragments and partly to put the fad
ing. papyrus in "a substantial form.
available for study.
The fragments, said to belong to
the oldest Eible in existence, are part
of the text of the minor prophets.
The text is readable In places with
the naked eye. Other parts require
the aid OF a powerful glass. BY
methods of photography. the repro
auctions will be much more Iegible
than the original, the background
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
CLINTON

DR.. Everett Higgins of Lewiston
was in town Friday to call upon ms
brother, Earl Higgins, who is quite
ill.
Helen Brown came from Good VIII
Friday for Il visit with relatives.
a new Hundson sedan was deliver
cd to Arthur w. Richardson from the
Waterville agency, Friday.
Rev. Il. l.. Lon2ley was in Augusta
this week in attendance at MINIS
terial gathering.
Among the visitors in Watervillc
recently are Mrs. Loring s. Strick-
land. Mrs. Frank b. Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. LleWellyn Decker, Charles
f. Greeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben 5.
Gordon, Mrs. Thomas III. Ward and
Mrs. Tobias Gerald.
Henry Wood attended the funeral
services of his aunt, the late Mrs.
Charles Buzzell held at the home of
her son in Canaan on Thursday.
Eugene Scribner of Dexter has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gerald.
Mrs. Nellie Dysart of Pittsfield is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Evelyn Nc
Nelly.
Frank Erask, who las been en-
ployed in Madison for some months,
has returned to town.
Mrs. Fred Merrill Of VAUDEVILLE was
guest of her mother. Mrs. Lucy
BaSley.
II. H. Harding is confined to his
home by an attack of erysipilas in
his face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca Jones, who
have occupied apartments over DIR.
Newcomb's office, have moved TO their
home on town house hill.
Albert G.. Waldron Was in Fairfield
on business Thursday.
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Church Notices

United Baptist church. Rev. +.
S. Bernauer. pastor: 1910 A. M.
public worship. subject of sermon,
"The Fruit and the Spirit; l. noon,
Sunday school; 4.45. Junior EndeaN-
or: 6 J.. NJ. Christian Endeavor:
Study of Japan; 7.15 p. NJ. stere-
opticon lecture on picturesque ia
pan; 81 colored pictures will be
shown. Mrs. Bernauer, soloist.
Methodist church, Rev. Weston T..
Holman. pastor: Morning worship ut
1850; subject. THE Momentous De
cision": Sunday school at 11.45:
classes for all ages, Fred A. Wyman,
Supt.: happy hour service at Z: spe-
cial song service with brief address
by the pastor: Epworth League at
7.W Wednesday evening: mid-week
service 7.30 +. NJ. Thursday.
All Souls Eniversalist church,
Rev. II. G.. Mann. pastor: Subject of
morning sermon at 1870. christian
Idealism": Sunday school will be
held at the close of the service;
Young Peoples Christian Union at
& o'clock; subject, Prohibition and
Its Effect upon American Life;
leader. Harold HalIett.
Sidney Methodist church: Services
Sunday afternoon at go o'clock,
conducted by Rev. Weston !. Hol-
man; Sunday school will be held at
the close of the service.
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ABOVE SUSPICION
ByROBERI ORR CHIPPERFIELD
WHO'S WHO IN THE sTo1x

JOE BENKARD. wealthy broker. is
found murdered in the courtyard OF
his sisters new country estate. his
skull had beer crushed by terrinc
can be found and no footprints.
other than hts own. appear on the
smooth. sanded floor. The BODY Is
discovered by
HENRY CARP, the old butter VINO -
terror-stricben. He admits that Mr.
Bernhard had been living under inc
shadow Of death for years. HIS
st.sy IL confirmed b.
WILLIAM DUNN, an ex-oroKer, VINO
had failed in Wall street and VINO
mad become secretary TO the mor-
dcrcd man. lie adds the informa-
ton that anonymous letters threat
cnin9 death came to Ar. Bernhard
twice year aud that the murdered
man had refused TO so 10 the potice
or maize a special guard ,,,.d IuHAe =.
mentioned, even by
Ml:s. CAYLEY, his sister, with whom
he i!ycd. Her first move upon
l,arnins OK her brothers murder is
% get IN touch with
sTOSEHAM LANE. wealthy broker
associated with Bernhard in business
and paying court to
MlLDE:ED. Mrs. Cayley's daughter.
VINO REFUSES his attentions. Visit
ing at The house. also, Is
VERA SHERWOOD, a gaest from the
city.
hi. HOOD. local medical examiner
and Coroner. - called iH, and - apIy
assisted by
GEOFf' fEiERS, a local stone mason.
who is working on the Cayley place.
He had been the arst 10 examine the
murdered man and had picked UP,
near the body, II Jagged piece OF
blaci; taDr!c. which ne had Hlddeh
AT home.
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sponded. Dunno how soon kin git
away here, but when ever the con-
tractor sends out new gang o his
own men III go over and see what
Mrs. Harper Middleton wants done"
Zine. You'll find Miss Sherwood
there, too, and I'll probably be down.
Miss Sherwood is coming LONE to-
day." The last remark was obvious
iy intended for the benefit If the
young woman, but she shook her
head, smiling warly.
mot as long as Mrs. Cayley needs
me here, Adrian" She spoke with
a finality which. brookcd no denial,
and turned to the house. Middleton
prepared to follow.
Don't forget, Godfrey, as soon
as you can leave mere. That old
place of ours will keep you busy fcr
the rest of the summer"
He strobe off, and the mason stood
gazing after them, with a soft light
glowing deep in his eyes, until they
had mounted the terrace steps and
disappeared within. Then. in an
absentminded fashion, he returned
to his work once more, but he
whistled no longer and the concrete
mol6s filled slowly.
No two-faced Lefty appeared to
offer refreshments at noon, and Geoff
consumed his dinner in peace under
the shade of nearby tree, then
wandered down toward the boat
house. 1t struck him as odd that he
had caught no glimpse of young
Rupert Ashe hanging about the
place, and it occurred to him that
the boy might be waiting at the last
rendezvous in the hope of being able
to communicate with Mildred Cay
ley.
The place was silent and deserted,
however. and he had started to re-
trace his steps when, on the farther
side of the boathouse, high up on the
strip of beach near where 1t merged
into q growth of rank. coarse
grasses. a tiny heap of driftwood,
piled up as no steamers backwash
would have left it, met his eyes. He
sauntered over to it and idly kicked
the sticks and bits of board aside to
find beneath them a low mound Of
sand. no Iigger than his two hands.
but packed down tightly as if some
thing had been buried there.
Curious, he knelt and began to dig.
but Il few scoops with the fiat piece
Of wood which he had picked UP to
use as Il shovel brought to light
heels with q gasp of surprise. 1t
was just a soft wad of some glossy,
black fabric, but. when he finally
pulled it out and unrolled it, gap
ing rent appeared in it's surface, q
jagged tear in which that scrap in
his tobacco sack at home would have
fitted with nice eXactitude.
Geoff stuffed it inside his shirt
and glancing around him he rose,
scuffing the sand about until the
shadow hole was completely filled.
There was n look of stern gravity on
his face as he STROBE hastily along
the back path which led out behind
the garage, and an expression almost
of pain in his kindly eyes: but his
jaw was set resolutely. and when
Re reached his destination he took
up his work again dogged1y. ienor-
ing the unsightly bulge on his chest
beneath the coarse shirt.
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Less Mine Fatalities
Due Safety Measures

Harrisburg, Feb. S-(By A. ~
Fewer fatalities, in proportion to the
number of miners exposed to risks
and the number of days work. oc-
Cured in the Pennsylvania anthra-
cite region in 1928 than in any year
during the last half century, Joseph
+ Walsh, state secretary OF mines'
declared in announcing his prelim,n-
arv report for the year. There were
5O6 fatalities last year, a NUMBER
greater than in some other years, MI.
Walsh pointed out. but In the years
which had a lower total the number
ut miners and the number Of days
worked were considerably less.
The report showed 1877 companies
.onerating in the anthracite field ana
all of the fatalities reported occurred
in Sc of these operations. Approx
ihately 20 percent of the fatal acci-
dents occurred before noon, Secfe-
tarv Walsh said, due to the fact tnat
the creates activity in the mines Is
during the morning hours.
"rhe miner puts in his best efforts
in the morning because he is rested.
the secretary explained, and TINS
means the greatest output or coal
takes place at that time. so there is
more danger of accidents in the hrst
four hours of his day"
The causes of fatalities were cias :
sified as follows: Falls of roof ana
rock. 221; crushed or killed by cars
GO; gas explosions. ~; premature
blasts, 4C; crushed or killed by ma
chinery. 12; miscellaneous. III. VI
those killed 245 were miners. So min
ers' Iaborers and the others Of vari-
Gus occupations about the mines.
The decrease proportionately OF &C
cidents as compared with previous
years, Mr.. Walsh attributed to the
work of the 5000 inspectors, nre
bosses and mine foremen who coop
Grated with the department of mines
in its safety efforts. Through this
diligence, he said. there was no IA
tality or serious accident from gas
in any of the states $500 bituminous
mines in 1928.
The> report showed the approx
mately 10000 miners in the anthra-
cite region worked an average OF
273 days during the year.
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''FRU|T-A-T|VES'
MADE FROM FRUIT.
Intensified Juices Of Oranges,
Apples, Figs and Prunes
Combined With Tonics

In overcoming disease and making
the sick well, "Fruit-a- tives" or
Fruit Laxo Tablets" get their rare
and unusual powers from the method
of combining the fruit juices.
This process was discovered by a
physician and perfected by him after
hundreds of tests.
BY this discovery, the juices OF
apples, oranges, figs and prunes are
concentrated and combined with
tonics in such a manner that the
medicinal action of the fruit juices
are made much more active and val
liable.
Try Fruit tives" for all Stom-
ach. Liver, Kidney and Skin Trou-
bles.
soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size CSC.
At dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tves
Limited, Ogdensburg, n. 1,-Adv.