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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-30
KITCHEN BEATS
w. J. CHUIRCHBY
SMALL MARGIN

Continued from page one.)
publican contest State Auditor, give
Poindexter 67,825; Steen 72,202.
Republican State Treasurer, 2,lO4
precincts give Fisher 74,2l2; Lying
stad 61,3l7.
Returns from 2,118 precincts for>
Attorney General give Shafer 71,7O2;
Thoresen 65,244.
For Republican Commissioner of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-30
TOWN CRIERS
IN MEETING

Killdeer, June 30.-Upon invita-
ton of the Dickinson Town Criers,
the. Killdeer Criers will journey to
that city for big meeting tonight.
Every member of the Killdeer Criers
is expected to drop over and join
the boys in the biggest gathering
of Criers yet held in the Slope re-
gion. Several other towns will be
represented including Beach and
New England, ta e,'ss '@+s r.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. June 30.-Butter lower.
Receipts 21,404 tubs. Creamery ex-
tras 80 12; standards 80; extra
firsts 81 to 38; firsts 35 LIZ to 36 IL;
seconds 33 to "a l-2; cheese unchang-
ed; receipts 21,763 cases; firsts rs to
1-2 cents; ordinary firsts 23l-2 to
"a cents; storage pack extras 26 2;
firsts 26 cents.
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MARKET NEWS
WHEAT, CORN
BOTH GAIN
Develop Strength in Initial
Trading Today

Chicago, June 3O.-(By the A..
PD-Wheat as well as corn scored
material gains in this mornings
dealings. Higher quotations at
Winnipeg, together with unfavor-
able crop conditions in Canada,
were largely responsible. Opening
at ID cents advance, July. $1.14 IA
and September $1.16 Ia to IL,
prices advanced all around.
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CHICAGO.LIVESTOCK

Chicago, June 30.-Hog receipts 3d.
600. 10 to Is cents higher. Top
$7.40.
Cattle receipts 14,5oo. Beef steers
and yearlings to outsiders strong to
rs cents higher. Top matured steers
$10.75.
Sheep receipts 1900. Active, fat
lambs fully 25/cents higher.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-30
CHILDREN CRY FOR "CASTORIA,"
Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, ParegorC, Drops
and Soothing Syrups - No Narcotcs

Motherl Fletcher's Castorla has
been in use for over 30 years to
relieve babies and children OF Con-
stipation, Flatulency, Wind Collie
and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness
arising therefrom, and, by regulating
the Stomach and Bowels. aids the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-30
KHAN, LEAGUE
PLANKS BEATEN
IN CONVENTION
Democrats in Long Battle
Vote Not to Mention ku
klux Khan by Name
BAKERS PLEA LOST
Convention Votes Against
League Of Nations Plank
Sponsored by Him
VOTE ON KHAN

NOlE YIN NLAN
Alabama 24--Aye "a.
Arizona faye l; no 5.
Arkansas lS-Aye O.; no Is.
California 26-Aye z: No. 10.
Colorado I2-Aye s.; no 6.
Connecticut l4-Aye l3; no l.
Delaware 6-Aye 6.
Florida 12-Aye l; no n.
Georgia 2s-Aye l; ~ p; alb
sent 5.
Idaho S-NO 3.
Illinois 58-Aye As; no IL.
Indiana 30-Aye 5: no rs.
Iowa 26-Aye 1879; no l2h.
Kansas 2O-NO 20.
Kentucky 26-Ayc 90: no 161a.
louisiana 20-NO 20.
Maine 12-Aye 8: no 4.
Maryland 16-rAye Is.
Massachusetts, 36-Aye 35R no
u.
Michigan 3O-Aye 1219; no l6la.
Minnesota 24-Aye II; no Z.
Mississippi 2O---NO 70.
Missouri 36-Aye 1919; no 25h.
Montana S-Aye l: no Z.
Nebraska 16-Aye 3; no IL.
New Jersey 2S-Aye %.
Nevada 6-NO 6.
New Hampshire S-Aye 21a: no
5R.
New Mexico 6-Aye l; no 5.
New York 90-Aye 80.
North Carolina 24-Aye 3 S.
100; no 20 1900.
North Dakota 1O-Aye 3; no l.
Ohio 4S-Aye 81; no Is.
Oklahoma 2O-NO 20.
Oregon 1O-NO 10.
Pennsylvania 76-Aye 49R; no
241a.
Rhode Island 1O-Aye 10.
South Carolina lS-NO IS.
South Dakota lO-Aye g.; no 4.
Tennessee 24-Aye B; no Il.
Texas 40-No 40.
Utah S-Aye 8.
Washington l4-NO IA.
West Virginia 16-Aye Z; no 3.
Wisconsin 26-Aye 25; no l.
Wyoming Aye 2; no. 4.
Alaska faye 8.
District of Columbia faye 6.
Hawaii faye 4; no 2.
Philippines 6-Aye A; no z.
Porto Rico faye 2; no 4.
Canal Zone 6-Aye :; no 4.
Virginia 24-Aye. az; no 2l2.
Vermont 8-Aye 8.
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MARRIED IN MINOT

Miss Genevieve Charlotte Van
az noever, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Vandenoever of Minot, and a
sister of Mrs. II. A. Roberts of this
city, was married Tuesday, June
gath, to'Robert Palda son of Judge
l.. j. Palda Of Minot. The we'd
ding Was quiet one and the service
was read by Rev. John Hogan ef st.
Leos Catholic church. Miss Vande-
noever has been guest of her sis.
ter in Mandan a number of times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palda will make their
home in the Palda apartments in
Minot, where Mr.. Palda is engaged
in the practice of law.
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PAGE THREE.

tend. One of the most important
subjects that will be taken up for
discussion is the question Of or
ganizing Reinsurance company for
farm mutuals.
Geo. Dickinson of Minnewaukan is
the president of the association and
Nels Magnuson of Souris is secre
treasurer.
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MISS ORMlSTON DIES

Funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon at New Salem for
Adella Emma Ormiston daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ormiston of Jud-
son. Rev. II. IL. Owen officated at
the services which were held from
the Presbyterian churh in New Sa.
lem, interment being made in the
New Salem cemetery.
Miss Ormiston was taken suddenly
i'll on June 23rd with an attack of
rleurisy and was rushed to the Lin
coin hospital at Aberdeen, South
Dakota, from Bowman, where she
had been teaching. Her death CO
Cured two hours alter she reached
the hospital.
At the time Of her death Miss
Ormiston was seeking the office of
county superintendent of Schools of
Bowman county. During the past
year she was principal of the school
at Gascoyne, Bowman county.
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FOR SALE


A real bargain in an, eight room
house, strictly modern, nice lawn,
close to schools and churches, one
of the best neighborhoods in city,
seven blocks from business cent
er, could not be replaced for less
than 100000 Only $495O.0O pay
able, $4,000 cash, balance $4,000
per month or other very reason
able terms.
The prettiest rs foot corner lot in
the city, south and east front, four
blocks from down town, nice shade
trees; perfect location foy an
apartment building or pics/home.
Price on application
You can never again byN property
here as cheaply as YOU can now.
I have some splendid bargains in
houses, lots and farm lands and l
have never misrepresented any
property in order to make sale.
F. E. YOUNG
6-3O-1w
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OF MUTUALS
is PLANNED

The convention of the North Da-
kota Farmers Mutual Insurance As
ISOLATION will be held this year at
kenmare on July 9th and 10th.
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Russell 100, Harding 1877, johnson
1T12.
Rep. 3Oth Dist Bolinger 21S2,
Hclbling 1000, Tschida 1869, Iverson
1873, Peterson 1913, Suchy 1886.
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G. w. COLE DIES

George w. Cole, former proprietor
of the City Meat Market in this city,
passed away Thursday morning at i
o'clock at Killdeer where he had
been making his home for the past
six months.
Since his injury in an automobile
accident several years ago Mr.. Cole
has been in poor health but recently
has suffered heart trouble which
was the cause Of his death.
Deceased is survived by his wife,
who resides in Killdeer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-30

ABOUT 60 pr cent of all the cotton
grown in the world is produced in
the southern part of the United
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Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Garage for rent at ID
Rosser 6-30-3t.
WANTED-Man for general farm
work. Apply Lewis Garske, one
half mile north of Bismarck.
II
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-30

FOR RENT-Two large nicely furn-
ished rooms for housekeeping on
first floor, bath adjoining. Mrs.
A. Rohrer, 620 9th st. 49,
o.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in pri-
vate home, close in. Price reason
able. Phone 541-J, BOG 9th ST.
IL 40 ~
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FOR RENT-One large furnished
room suitable for one or two gem
tlemen. Also one small furnished
room in modern house. Call at
212 End St. 6-30-3t
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FOR RENT-Eurnished apartment
for light housekeeping two blocks
from postoffice. Separate en-
trance, ground floor, I$25.OO a
month. Phone 275-W. 6-30-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

They'd sobbis stems and break off
leaves.
Tho greedy thievesi
Il ny around most everywhere
peep In here. look in thorei
What would this lovely garden o..
wero II not for tho moon and
mc7
Il only 60 out when it's clear.
And never when a storm Is near.
When thunder crnshes. homo ! hug.
Altho I'm called q lightning -
''oh. dearr' cried Misses Muffs,.
IF you mean It's lightning bug |
wish you wouldn't say Il in front Of
my daughter. Since tina, day with
the spider. things IKE that upset
her drcadfully.'
But you have tust said Il your.
SELF" tho Riddle Lady exclaimed.
laughing. Didn't sha Nancyr'
why. declared SO ! haver' de-
clared Mlssez Muffet And she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
S
OFTHE TWINS

Roberts Barton

Nhf RIDDLE
ANAL and bright and only seen on
sum NOR night Listen nos
Nancy and Nick Listen. every.
bodyl Here's the riddle:
My homes . garden whsrs the
flowers
Stay wide awnks for hours ana
houra
And then al dusk they fold ND
tight
And say goodnight
but the house I ront-s big, red
rose.
IL not no nleopy. suppose,
Because u does not shut up sol
And on, so.
y am the Waterman. n you please.
] watch tho flowers and garden
trees.
No one conas In. no ono goes out.
II I'm about
My lantern winiSs and winks and
winkA
And Mister Moon he blinks and
blinkn.
And so between W both. why we
Watch carefully.
For fairies ana the tricky elves
Would Just come In and help them.
selyen.
To leaves Of this ana buds OF that.
For dress and hat
And catsrpillarsi ..ay. en- mol
They're out for food-to ret II FREQ,
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nralN nrnn TonAY


Sir Charles Abingdon engages Paul
Harley, criminal Investigator 90
solve the mystery OF constant SUR
VIGILANCE OF Sir Charles While iIar-
Icy 10 dining at the Abingdon home
Sir Charles falls from HIS chair In "a
dying condition. Or MoMurdoch pro-
nouneca death due 20 heartsfailurc,
Harley lnaints that Sir Charlen was
poisoned. The last words uttered by
Abingdon arc "Nlcol Hrlnn' and
Fire Tongue" Harley asks urinn
20 explain the meaning OF Fire
Tongue" Drlnn refunea 20 divulge
the secret Ormua Khan. Oriental.
Is friend OF Phil Abingdon, dau gh-
ter OF sir Charles. While Harley IL
no 10 discovered by the Oriental aud
imprisoned In the house
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
He noted that It's lower fringe did
no, quito touch tho floor. BY s,oop-
ing down. he could SEQ few feet into
some room beyond II was in dark.
ness however, and beyond tho fact
that /; was oarpe,ed with q rich Per
stan rug. no learned bu, little from
his scrutiny The Eilded screen was
solid and impOyable.
Noddins his head grimiy. Harley
felt In his pockets for pipe and pouch.
wondering n these. too. had been
taken from him. They had not. how,
ever. and the first nausea OF his
awakening having passed. no filled
and lighted his hrar and dropped
down upon tho dlvan 70 consider his
position.
That he had walked hlindly into a
trap prepared Tor him By that mys-
terious personality known IA Fire
Tongue. nc no longer could doubt.
Upon these bitter reflections a
slight sound intruded. the frs, which
had disturbed the stiffness abou, him
since the rnomen. OF his awakening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
4 Raw, Sore Throat
Eases Quickly When You
Apply n Little Nu-,,role

And Musterole won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Just spread II on with your fingers.
II penetratcs 10 the sore spot with a
gentle tinglo. loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Mus;erole is a clean. white ONT.
ment made with oil OF mustard. II is
fine for quick relief from sore throat.
bronchitis, tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck.
asthma. neuralgia headache. conges-
ton, pIeurisy, rheumatism. lumbago.
pains and aches OF the back or joints.
sprains. sors muscles. bruises. chill
blains. frosted feet. colds on the
chest. Keep II handy for instant use.
To Mothers: Musterole Il also
made In milder form for babies
and small children. Ask for
Children's MusteroIe.
Csc and csc. jars and tubes: hospital
else a. m
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Simple Way to
Relieve Gas
on Stomach

Nearly everybody Ia troubled al
times with excessive gas In tho
stomach and bowuls In many caSon
the stomach expands and presses
against the heart. causing intense
pain. pslpitA,ion. difficult breathing
or other annoying symptoms As a
rule these attacks are accompanied
by burning Ia the stomach. head
ache. dizziness. hiecough, drowsi.
ness after eating or a peculiar
nervous feeling
The easiest way 20 prevent such
distress Is 20 take Eopa Gas Tablets
before and after eating They are
wonderfully beneficial TO the stom.
ech. and whom used as directed win
GENERALLY give permanent, lasting
rcsulta -Eopa." the original and
only genuine Gas Tablets. are sold In
Seattle By Bartril Drug Stores, and
ell leading druggists. Price 81
everywhere BoeFicke & Runy on
Co. Mfrs. san francisce,--Adv0r-
tisemcnI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Eats Candy But
Loses Her Fat

ilrrs Jtiytul ue@t fof every fleaa
person who iovss good things 70 eat. -
pscially those who are denying then
selves the things they like nioat eeeAus
OF their desire to keep down their weigh
OF 20 reduce the fat with which they a.
already burdsnsd.
The famous Marrnoia Prescription ma
tsen put Up In eonysniant tablet rori
ard 10 COW soid By druggists svery
where at only one dollar per bor--sh
world over price. To get rid Of "a
steadily and easily. simply tsks one
these little tablets after each neal and
bedtime untn you have reduced ycu
weight 20 whers you want u No wrinkle
or flAbelaeHs will remain to show wEer,
the fat came off.
Simply Csc Nsrmois pr--erfptisn Tat
lets according to directions. they ar
harmless. free from poisonous or lntur.
iors drugs and can b used With p.rfsei
safety Try them for Just q fss week,
and get resaiD without going through
iong siogss Of tirssoms exercise ard
starvation diet Get them az kny good
drug stors. II your druggist should no,
have them n stock you can secure them
direct from the Marmola Company. ssfs
woodward Avenue. Detroit. Mich b.
s~ndlnE one collsr,--Advertissns
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doesn't look n bit nervous She
must DO cured"
"Of course am" said Miss
Muffei. speaking up for herBels.
And as for lightning bugs. they are
lovely. They always remind me OF
falries.''
Me. toor' said Nancy. Il love
them cute little things. with their
winiSy. blinky lanterns"
Ito De Continued
Copyright 1924. by Seattle Stan
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CHAPTER XIV
An Engllshman's Honor

Of unfortunate mtsiakes Mr.. Har
ICY" continued the speaker. Notably
YOU have relied upon tho clumsy de.
vlcs OF disguise. To the organization
n which you have chosen TO intercu,
Yourself. this has provided some mild
amusement"
Paul Harley did not reply.
1T Il possible contiuued the IN.
seen speaker. In whom Harley had
now definitely recognized orinux
Hhnn's secretary, that you recently
heard a resolution respecting your
self. Your death. in fac,. had been
determined upon Lfe and death be-
Ing synonymous the philosopher con
emplatos either with squanimity.-
II am contemplating tho lAitar
with equaulmlty AT tho moment
aid Harley dryly.
The brave man does So tile Hin.
du continued. smoothly. The world
only seems 70 grow older; iis youth Ia
rally eternal. but m age succeeds
ago. new crecds must take tho place
Of the Old ones which are burned
out"
Harley nodded Erimly. watching q
ring OF smoke floating slowly up
ward.
1T Is a little thing 20 those who
know the truth" the speaker re-
stunned ITO tho purhlind laws Of the
Yves, u may seem a grca, thing. We
seek IN Rome 10 do AZ Rome does
We Judge every man ~ we find him.
Therefore. recognizing that your total
disarpearance might compromise our
movements IN tho near fufure, we
have decided to offer you an aiierna.
tive This offer Is based upon the
British character. Where the oath
Of some men In a thing Of smoks. the
word Of honor Of an Engllahman wo
arc prepared 70 accept"
Many thanks" murmured Harley.
-on behalf OF Great Britain I accept
tho compliment"
We have such faith In tho com
pleteness OF our plans. and IN tho
ncarness OF the hour OF triumph.
that ~ you win pledge yourself TO
silence. In writing. you win not be
molesied In any way"
1T ~ impossible" said Harley.
terseiy.
Think wen OF the matter. 7, may
not seem no impossible tomorrow
Paul Harley offered no further an.
swer to tho speaker concealed behind
the violet curtain.
DO not misunderstand u.s. tho
voice continued we bind you 10
nothing but silence"
Il refuse" said Harley. sharply.
Dismiss the matter.-
I'm spite OF your refusal. time for
consideration viii be given 10 YOU"
Family Paul Harley detected tho
sounds made by ormuz Khan and his
secretary in withdrawing. The light
beneath the curtain disappeared.
For perhaps space OF two hours.
Paul Harley sat smoking and con,em.
plating the situation from every con.
ccivable angle.
Night attire was provided IN the
sleeping chamber. but he did not
avail himself OF this hospitality. Ab.
solute silence rcigned about him. Yet
50 lmnlutable are Natures laws. that
presently Paul Harley sank back
upon tho mattresses. and fell asleep.
He awoke. acuteiy uncomfortable
and ill.reated- He found shaft OF
Hight streaming into the room. and
casting shadows Of the iron bars
upon the opposite wall. The brass
lantern still burned above him. and
the silence remained complete as
when ho had fallen asleep. Tie stood
up yawning and stretching hlmsof.
Ho undrcssed and rcveled In the Joy
OF hot bath. concluding with n cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Cynthia Grey
Who Would Like Lad Nine Years Old?-Father
Unable 10 Obtain Employment

Dear Miss Grey: wonder II kindly disposed per-
son would care to give my boy of nine years home and
nm education for which he could do many light jobs in
turn2
He Is quiet lad, not caring much for play; but would
rather read good book He learns quickly.
| cannot give him the home comfort or education which
his own mother hoped he would have. She died In 1918
when he was only three years old.
have tried every means think Of two get steady
work but 1t seems impossible. | have had lots Of ex-
perence in the steam engine line also electric motor line
locomotive and stationary, SO years Old strong and
healthy.
married again and we have q son seven months old and
do not find work very quickly. do not know what
shall do have tramped the city and spent days ga
lore around the employment offices.
Thanking you kindly for anything you may do ] am,
sincerely. WEIR
anyone toho Is interested IN taking this little lad map
oct IN touch NTH his father by communicating M Miss
Grey, Ma fn-060O.
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too Method No knifs. no pain. no doe
tor biIls-jnst sample nofnt treatment
that cau ~ tried ~ anyone without co~t.
Then. after trying, n you are fully salts
fled with the rslisf and cor1fort x gtses
you. send ps Ons Dollar. IL not, u costs
zoo nothing. You decide and We take your
word We don't know how we could
show more unbounded faith In our rem
ody. II II relieving almost every stage
and condition OF Itching. Biesding. Pro-
trading Plies. even after whole iifefimes
~ misery, We have received hundreds Of
teftars telling Of the suceess Of this re-
rnarkabiy effective system after every
thing else. Including costly and dangerous
are often controlled In n single dny.
Won't you try 10 az our expsnseY Address
Dr. Van Week Co. Dept. LK-5, jackson
Mich. Send no money. Send today
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An Instructive book has osen pub
lished BY DIR. a. s. Mcclesry, the
noted rectal specialist Of Kansas
CITY. This book tells now sufferers
from Piles can be quickly and easily
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other cutting or burning method.
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cases. The book Is sent postpaid
free TO persons afflicted with piles or
other rectal troubles who clip this
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Va touk addre0
and return mail
viii bring ron .
regular Dollar
Package % Or.
Van Weeks T.
fold Aesorpticu
Treatment for
ftehinz. Bleeding.
Prptruding Piles,
and sue.a Pils
trouble - all In
ilain wrapper
TO TRY FREE.
Or. Van Week.
ex-surgeon q. s.
army. spenf fort,
ears perfeetinK
his now world
famous Absorb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Old Stomach Troubles and
Skin Disorders Entirely
Cured

! had pains IN my
stomach and sores on
the akin for Q long
time. ! could hardly
bear these troubles,
but found no cure.
One day. In The Seat
tie Star. I saw the ad
OF J. Lysound, Herb
Specialist. $40 srd
Az Seattle. Wash.
II said his remedies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

were specially for stomach and skin
troubles. So went TO him took
his medicine for one month. and my
stomach pains and skin sores were
all gone. I hope people who have
stomach and skin disorders 60 to
him for treatment
y. r. DARR0w.
f31 18th Ave. n. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

More than a.ooo mothers In the
province Of Ontario are now receiv-
Ing benefits under the mothers al
lowanoe act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

q WINhl bL
The Riddle Lady said nexi day IN
Riddle Land. we have had several
winter rtddleA 20 this n a summer
riddle. Its abou, something very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

Someone had entered tho room DO.
You'd tho gilded screen. and now a
faint light showed beneath tho
fringo OF tho curtain, Paul Harley
sat quito still. smoking and watching,
Suddenly no perceived o pair OF
glossy black boots. Their wearer
was evidently standing quite near tho
screen. possibly listening. Harley had
an idea that some second person
stood Immediately behind the first.
OF this idea he presently had con.
firmation.
A voice uttered his namo:
"Mr. Paul Harley"
lie could not DO Hure. but no
thought Il was the voice OF ormuz
Khan's secretary. lie drew his pipe
between his tocth. and.
Yes. what do YOU want with me1"
he asked.
your attention. Mr, Harley. for q
few moments. II you feel sufficiently
recovered"
Pray proceed said HArlsy.
or the presence Of second person
beyond the screen he was now as.
Hured. for no had detected the sound
OF whispered Instructions. and sink
ing lower and lower upon the divan.
he pcercd surrep,i,ioualy under tho
border OF the curtain. believing II 70
be more than probable that his move
ments were watched
This led 10 notable discovery, A
pair OF gray suede shoes became Wis.
IDLE a few inches behind the glossy
black boo,s--ouriously Amail ahoos
with unusually high heels. Tho ldon.
tity OF their wcarcr was beyond dis.
puts to the man who had measured
that delicate foot
ormuz Khan stood bshind the
acreenl