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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Cops Can't Work at
Two Jobs at Once

Seattle police are not permitted
TO compete with Seattle labor for
outside work. Chief W. y. severyns
announced Thursday following an
investigation Of complaints that
cops are working at other occupa.
tons.
An order was issued prohibiting
the practice where the outside work
consists Of regular fun time en-
ployment. Cops will be permitted
TO work a few hours as guards at
dances and similar employment,
Scveryns said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Burned by $4,000
Volts, Man Lives

Willis Whitaker. 20, zoos 29rd
ave, <. a ilnemnn employed at the
city electrical plant az Seventh ave.
and Yesler way was severely burn
ed In freak accident late wednes-
day Whitaker was holding a
monkey wrench near a bunch OF
wires carrying $4,000 volts The
electricity jumped 90 tho wrench.
forming an arc which passed by
his face, stunning him. He was
burned about the head and arms,
but escaped death BY = miracle.
re Is IN the Virginia Mason hos
nltal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

are placed In the tool box that they
are packed securely. 80 that the
porcclains viii not be- broken,
No camp OUTFIT Is complete with.
out a firstaia KIT or medicine chest
-onc that Is complete IN itself and
can DO carried where Il & available
Tor instant use, A small outut.
known as the Sierra first-aid ease,
contains practically everything
needed for first.ald treatment
Antisepues handagcs. sunburn
and snake blto remedies arc inelud.
"a In tho pack. 50 that any type Of
injury may h. given fifstaid tFcst.
ment. A book on the care % fhc
injured also incioscd With the Xii
DO you have trouble In keeping
butter I'D on your camping tripg
Here In n new wrinkle that VIII help
you overcome such difficulties.
Take a canvas water bag ehe
sanitary type. that opens across tho
topl mi u hair full OF water. put
the butter In a fruit jar ana place
Il IN tho hag. The evaporation Of
tho water viii keep tho butter az
solid as n Il had been kept Ia a re.
friEcraior.
The tourist who starts Off on
tour % tho West without Blue
Book Il depriyins himself OF vaiu.
able road guide and a great deal Of
enjoyable information about tho
country he L. 10 tour. The leading
points Of interest arr all brought out
in the book. In addition 10 rad In.
formation
Moro theh ono 'ics cream suit IN
tho glorious summer time has waved
fond farewell 70 usefulness because
OF some little n,ishap with the mo
tor car that neccssitated repair on
the highway or even az tho home
garage.
A welcome relief from the worry
OF tire change or other emergency
roadside duty has been obtained thru
tho use of unlonaIls. which arc
single pieee. practical work garment.
that oan be put on over ones suit
Made % stronE khaki coiorcd ma.
teriai and possessing plenty OF peck.
cts for tools. the unionalls give cloth
Ing protection from grease and dirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

L'NTIlA spark plugs arr a good
IL investment. and a pair should
be carried in the tool box at all
times The expense Is small. hut
they are worth dozen times ,hclr
price when needed out on the road
Tar from a garage.
Care should be- taken when they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
DROUGHT IN WEST

Drought has brought lack OF
good feed on the ranges Of tho
Western states. especially those
vest Of the Rockies. Ranges showed
the effects Of lack Of rain as far
east as the western third OF Kansas
and Oklahoma.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands Of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect Il.
Women'a complaints often prove 20 b
nothing else but kidney fronbis, or the
result Of kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not IN 3 healthy con.
diticn they may cause the other orrans
to become diseased.
Pain N the back. headache. loss a
ambition. nervousness are olkentimes
symptoms Of kidney trouhIs.
Dealt delay starting treatment. d..
Kilmers Swamp Root, rhyuiciau's prs.
scription, obtained at any drug store. may
BE- just the remedy needed to overpons
such conditions.
Get ; medium or large nisa bottle lsnms.
diatsly from any drug store.
However. e goa wish frst 70 test this
great preparation, send tsn cents 70 nr.
Kihmsr & Co, Binehamsoa, n. T.. 1or
sample bottle. When writing. b sure
and mention this papers-Advertinsmsnt.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER
GUARANTEED RELIEF

T have arranged With all druggists
here. as well as In all other towns OF
the o. g.. that every sufferer from
Asthma Hay Fever, Bronchial Asthma
or difflcult breathing can try my treat.
ment entirely at my rsRk," Or. II. Gchlfg.
mann announces. He Bayms ~Ruy n
package OF my Asthmador. or cigar.
cites, try Il. and IL II does not AFFORD
you immediate relief. or II you do not
dnd II the best remedy you have ever
used, take IL back 20 your druggist and
he VIII return your money cheerfmlly.
and without any question whatevar.
After seeing the grateful relief Il lsam
Afforded In hundreds Of cases, which
had been considered incurmhle. ana
which bad been given up Ia despair,
know what II will do. I am 30 sure
that IL win do the same with others
that an, not afraid 10 guarantee Il
will relieve instantane0usly Certainly
more positive proof can thus be DEM
onstrated than fires sample, could
possibly prove. Also sent GA aaKvse
suanmnaee per parcel post. g o. b.
" on receipt OF price, 06c. II NOS
Eepf By your druggist, By addressing
T. schiffmann Co, 1854 N. Main, Los
Angeles, Calf. ADV.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

le looks rather above stewards
slmce But
7 guess he's the thief m astsnd
20 him. all right" Captain Bunkar's
laws set themselves grsmlys BAT
I'm afraid It's too late to stop him
from sending word to his employernl~
His empIoyerrr'
Yes OF course. he's not working
Tor himself He's working for the peo-
pie who murdered that man Morbach
and who stole the map. When they
found that II didn't tell where the 10
land was they sent It to yeur mother
sad then managed to follow her.
There Isn't a doubt Of Il. And
and
Captain Bunker turned on his heel
and pointed toward the northern hori-
eon. now dark with the shadows Of
coming night Look. he said. sProb-
ably you can't see Il, but that smoke
yonder comes from boat that has
been hanging on my heels ever since
We left New York. Il Is swlfs. araax-
lnEly swift. and silent. amazingly H.
lenE II comes without llnhta Bur
onee IN so often fash Of sparks from
ils funnel betrays its presence. It's
following us. trying to tnd out where
we are going. And some acoundrelly
spy on board OF as IL helping II. And
and" = Captain Bunker ehoked-''no
doubt he's sent the Information long
ago"
Bess' face wrinkled with perplexity.
But how could he send ltY~ she CUES
toned.
Probably In 3 bottle with . gag ana
With Its cork rubbed with phosphorus
II ne tossed enough OF them over |
board his masters would and one.H
Bess' face cleared ~Dont worry
about bottles, captain" she said con.
selingly. Lord George has been slt.
ting at the stern ali afternoon, break
Ing them with rife bullets"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

A summer boarder Ia small maa-
side resort took Is much Interest In
the ocean as II he owned q controlling
interest IN H. he was always talking
shout the sbriny." He was standing
on the beach one day when bather
slipped in and almost Immediately
slipped out. The recreant one was
promptly called to account
What's the matterl Don't you like
the brinyf what's wrong with the
brtnygr
The other pointed TO the plenltude Of
floating rlnd and replied briefly: ..ToO
watermelony today"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
ne Red Line Trail

she said. She was very young and her
heart was beating furiousiy. bur she
spoke with dignity. at il mine. she
repeated. but have 10 Idea how Il
got Into your sale. Certainly 0id no.
leave IL theirs. dld nor open yomr
aafe. didn't even sae your safe.
never dreamed a. violating my fntAeF,s
wishes had reason to believe that
some one else might try to get II
those instructions and ! tried to warn
you. seem to have failed
Good heavensf" Captain Bunker
stared -But-but--the handkerchief r
be protested.
whoever broke IN evidently ieft 4
there accidentally or In order to make
you suspect me. Plainly. he sue
eeeded."
Captain Bunker ignored the ~
nuendo. ~Buk1 he protested again
''you suspected that-what do yoa
meant Whom dId you suspecty
Il don't know
You don't know whom yOu sus-
pectedf'
mo: don't. Some one--I donI
know who--left 9 note In my state
room asking me to warn you to Be
careful. that an attempt might be
made to get at the papers. / thought
Ia was hoax. but I warned you nes.
ertheless. But my warning failedr
~But who wrote the noteY
Il don't know. found Il on the
dresser IN my stateroom.s
But who left II there1 You must
have some suspicion"
Bess shook her head Il haven't an
idea" she said sat ilrst ] thought 4
might be Harry trying 10 play 3 Joke
on me. Now don't knew whst 70
think"
'.But you must think Listen 70 ne.
opened the safe this afternoon
unlocked the inner drawer and looked |
At the packet II was secure. Just a. I
L was when put It there three days
ago. locked II up again. locked
the safe. ] WIN swear to It. Half an
hour ago ! opened II again. The lock
of the inner drawer was broken. The
packet had been opened and sealed 40
again neatly. Your handkerchief lag
beneath II. II It had not been for the
broken lock. / might not have noticed
hat the safe had been entered and
night not have thought anything Of
'our handkerchief being there. Bot
he lock spoke for itself. I opened Il
he envelope and read the instructions.
They we're explicit. They ordered nae
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
e 20

AFTER having been laid upl Tor : vasw
long time Uncle Tobias Feebles ree@v-
cred sufficiently to be able to Fias 80
town In his son-in-law's nlvver.
s'Well, how did you like II. Unea@
Tobef' asked nelghbor. after theg
returned home
Pretty well. thank ye. AddIson.- 70
piled the ancient man. ''But w@m
right sorry to see that they had haiz
q turrible epidemic Of typhoid feves-
mighty nigh all the women felka lsn@
their hair cut OF. ~ Kansas City STAR
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
CHAPTER TX
From the TaHraiI.

| Dark fore and aft except for the
finy sheltered light that lllumlned the
compass. the El Rio steamed along
southward Captain Bunker was vio-
latIng the most stringent rules OF the
sea. and was running no slight risk
IN his efforts to throw his pursuer or
the track.
Until the swift-paced tropic night
descended, he had continued his west.
ward course. knowing full we'll that
bis change Of direction must have been
betrayed by the vessels smoke. Then,
when darkness had screened bis move
ments, he put out his lights and sped
eight or ten miles southwark; then
turned and ran eastward for twenty
miles or more; then veered TO the
southeast and ran on through the
night.
Whether he had thrown bis pur.
suer or the track. he did net know.
Once or twice be stopped his engines
and listened silently and intently,
without hearing any measured pro.
palller beat behind him. This OF
course. was not conclusive. but IL was
encouraging.
About midnight be stopped again
this tins for longer than before. Or.
deFs for silence fore and aft were
passed quietly through the ship. and |
the low hum from fo'casfle and from
poop died away. For a time the Hiss
Inc OF the water along the sidea con
Einued. then II ended as the hi Rio
osG way. Fer perhaps nve minutes
he strip lay quiescent; then. abruptly.
he screw began TO revoive. The El
Ri0 was or once more.
Captain Bunker had been occupied i
voc omfy by his efforts 60 throw tls
pursuer OF the track. but
Ils0 By an attempt to discover the spy
vh0 lad robbed the safe. This proved
0 hs extremely diEaculf. Ev@gy one
a board who might reasonably have
sea suspected OF committing ghe rob
cry eaensed to be above smapaeSon.
nd weTe able 10 prove a perfect alxbi
ito the bargain
Very speedily the eapgmin demon.
rated to his own dissatisfaction that
le steward. James pEiea. whom be
I'd nsst suspected had heen forward
ith the men Anrlne the entirs time
ratiabas 6er tire r0bbegg.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
BY uuTTnsDEN MARRIOTT
THE HANDksRcHIEF.


SYNOPSIS. -Thrown. from hIs
nxkHo IN q New York village. q
man Ia carried unconscious into
the home Of q Miss Edith Grant
A doctor discovers he has been
shot. fatally. Consciousness re-
turning. he babblea Of miilfona.-
He begs that Henry Archm&n.
millionaire resident OF the vicin-
icy. be sent for. declaring 10 has
important papers for him. Arch
man cannot be reached by phone.
but word IL sent that his secre-
tary Ia on the way A man an
nouneing himself as Archman'a
secretary. Akin. arrives. talks
with Morbach, and leaves with q
package be gives him Morbach
dies. Archman'n arrival. with his
secretary. reveals that the man
posiag a. Akin 10 an imposfor.
ArchmAn denounces Edith Grant
as a girl endeavorinR 10 snare
his son Harry. Archman. Il APP
pe4rns his millions made In Chi
sage. has yielded to the impor-
tunfties OF his family-his wife.
daughters Nellie and Bessie (sev-
enteen years odd. and son Harry
and moved 70 New York IN an
endsaxor 90 gain recognition By
the -Four Hundred. They have
not succeeded. MIRA Archman is
bitter over her failure. particu-
larly mourning the fact that she
has not been taken up" by q
Mra- Van Kull Archman orders
Nellfe to get ready for q long
journey with him He refuses
70 reveal their Destination 20 his
vita. declaring u IL mot his Sc
cref" Nellie tella Bess she u IN
love with James Carr, q youth
working on Archmau'n shin, HI
Rio. She gives Beaa q message
for him- Archmnn and Nellie de-
part. Harry tells Besa OF his de-
termination 20 marry Edith Grant
MrA Archman receives a map.
with the explanation that Il was
among Morbach'e papers, and
suggesting she forward Il 20 Nr.
ArchmAn. Lord George Caruthers.
travelling Englishman, arrives at
the ArchmRn home, by invitation.
He makes q good impression.
Bess meets Carr and tells him
her sisters message she learns
from him that Edith Grant" is
his sister. He says he loves Nell
lie. Mrs. Archmau takes BeBB
and Harry and CnrutherB and
sails with Captain Bunker on the
HI Rio TO meet her husband A
Miss Denslow. engaged a. gov
erneee for Beaa and Akin, sail
with the. party. Captain Bunker
has senlSd orders. Miss pansIow
and Caruthers, II appears. have
Enet before. They decide 70 keep
Il q secret. Beas nnds a note
urging her to warn Captain Bum
ker 20 guard his instructions
She thinks II a Joke, but play
fully warns the captain she will
wee them before be does
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

Emory Il chubby and usually his
clothes are fairly bursting out. His
new playmate Edwin ls decidedly
skinny.
The other day Edwin came over
with patent leather belt on his linen
suit, but It was Tapped over three or
four inches.
Emory took one glance and then
said, "You ought TO drink milk like I
do and you wouldn't waste belt that
way. Chicago Tribune.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

BulAalms sseasavs mental pictures e
your uzaaas S@b~~yonr most important
activity Kna secure the material Tor
these pAHsnsaa from desirable assocaa-
tons, pspAe pea respect and admire.
books wzzeh bmve Recognised value
things wAzeh as@ constructive and In
spiFma aaa Hanf kFzanas. youf books,
your smzH8@Mn aeezas Y0nE success
selees gA#m wzsh cara
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

Dreaded Cor generations as @6TEs
ous plague. the swaFms Of locusts tkmk
sweep South Africa annually are m@w
being looked upon By ~ least one szs-
cuefry as en- asset. A facfory Mmm
been established a. johannesburg 9@
use iocusts In the Manufacture Of eom-
cenfrated cattle and poultry Ssetm.
The raw material Is aImost inexhamse-
ibie and large output Is possible.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

The volume OF worthless securities
sold in the United States was esfi-
mated at s1.0OO.O0O,0Oo q year. and
was described as q tidal wave" BY
speakers at the recent eastern district
savings conferences Of the American
Bankers. association n New York.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

~I@rd George Has Been Sitting a. She
8kern All Aftsrneon. Breaking Them
with Rlfs Buiises.~
TO go to certain island They warned
me that should probably be followed
by ons or more ships. They told me
20 evads them at ail fazards-ti1nt IL
was q matter Of life and death. Life
and death. you understand And here
--here--Pve simply got 60 and ont
who's on board spying for them. be-
fore II is too late. and you've got TO
h@lp ms Consider a moment. Who
could hare gotten into your sfaEeroomf
DID pea Leave q lockedf.
ma
Then anybody who could have come
al could have soma IL. We may take It
that Il waan'e yoar or your mother or
your brother. How ahout Miss Dens-
iowT
sAslss Densiow r Hesm cried out the
word .0h. Il eou1an't have been Miss
Denssgwi We hasan'g known her very
long. bnf sac camss to us from Miss
VMm Kull. OF coarse q couldn't have
been sne.r
sHunph r. Captain Bunker seemed
only half sasiz9ed I'm glad. Miss
Dnnssow sessns very pleasant lady
an0 r. haze e. think her guilty Of
sueh fEeaehery. Hcw about Lord |
Gesrge7 I saDDoss he la genuine
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

l. 10
Bees glanced up Ut the bridge where
Captain Bunker's xcrm was outlined
against the sunset. Then she turned
back to Lord George, as II 70 speak.
But the Engllshmmn anticipated her.
'~That really was q bottle now r. he
cried. ut was. pom my word. Did
you see ltY'
Yes; Eaw Il" Bess spoke short
". Her vague suspicious suddenly
fattened.
-Jolly good shot whatr
Eyes; II was a good shot. Where
DO you suppose those bottles came
fromrs
'Wheref on, fancy somebody
tossed them overheard up forward
somewhere. EF-captain Bunker znust
have opened his instructions. whatf~
Bena started. Undoubtedly that was
the explamatlon o. the change. Of
course. I'm 80 sect" she cried. and
raced forward.
Capitals Bunker was on the bridge
II he saw Beaw ascending the ladder
30 HIS perch, be showed no signs OF
his perception. EEis broad back and
indeed Ills whole attitude was 70
peEAsns Alm0st Bess heaitated
Almogt. but mot quite. Curiosity |
drove Der on 6aptain r. she said /
tlmsdly.
C@ptmAn Bunker turned. HIs face l
VISA forbiddlng. ~Aafss Archman." be
sald coidly. scan I DO anythlns for
sosY' Suppressed anger thrilled IA
his eonea.
Beea falfered sNo--nofhing.~ she
stamnaared. Il only wanted 70 aak--
msk whether you had epened tbs In
stretches yef7s She tried 20 make
hsy tones Hight. but failed lamenfabsy.
What could be the natteT1 abe won-
9eeed
yes: / have opened them Gap
lnin Bunker's face grew erimmef Alb
ruptRy be turned upon the girl. ~kElss
Archman." be said. when you threas-
kMed to see those Instructions before
did. ! th0usht you were joking. III
90 not dreams that you wUuidMtseanpt
10 carry out 30 1ishon0FabIe q threat.
~ aszeaa T@'e %&0Ae& Mts@@UE0 1F&M - |0M
10 aftasnpt r.
~whyl I--E--E-0ood gracious q
vas 1ohimg. Of course" Be1f face
angslsened with dismay. How dare 8
rou speak this way to met" she burst .
st. 6
Fl fancy you know why" Bitter .
Isss rnnR IA Captain Bankers femes.
I do not know bow zen got into my v
afa. Miss Arehmmn. he said true. 8
wns oEdsfmahioned But I cesmpli- =
semk you on youF extraordinary skfH q
! 8nemln@ It, But cannot eomplf- r.
sszsz ywu eH yguK respect Ter Y0azF y
sKn8ksB Wishes OF On youF eaFefulmeea
! hidEng your eFmcks" The caufaEn
lwmHeA has hann info his pocket ans .
|mm ozsf bik az eambFfc. PERMIT W
% ~ rWfurn youF handkerchief A&lss
axn1man be said Yen lefk n In fm
u bro&em drawer IN the nafe.~ Ia
@sma aeok tfie hnmdherrhief Her n
" haa eevwn quite whgia. Sflams1& I ep
u seamsea H. iaamsigyfns II BY she aR
NNA ln Elsa e@FmeF Then ah6 llfs@d cd
n eyua 10 gawEaam numkeE h1e
! han@kezxhaeG Captain HuaA@ss n
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

e recognised By the delicate, faacEnnf-
ing lnfinence Of the perfume she u6aa.
A bath With CuticaRa Soap and boz
water 70 thoroughly cleanse the pores
followed BY duakEhg with Cutieuxa
Talcum powder usually means . clear.
sweet. healthy skin --Advertissmans
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

At the wedding anniversary Of a
railway magnate. one Of the guests
noticing somewhat lonely-looklns
and rather shabblly-attired man in
corner OF the room. walked over TO
him.
Il was introduced to you" he said.
but l did not catch the name"
MY name" said the other, els
Ewaddleforc."
"Oh. then you are a relative of our
h0st7'
Yes" rejoiDed the poor relation"
Il am his cousin. one hundred thou
sand dollars removed
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
The lin Is Basv

Statistics reeentIy published put the
total number OF telephones IN use m4
22.087. 900, this figure being made MP
as follows America, 1880, 600; Eu-
rope. B.908, 900; Asia, 683. coo; Aus
trniasia. sso, 900. and Africa. $4,000
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

Every department Of honsekeepEm@
needs Red Cross Bali Blue. EauaHly
good for kitchen towels table lsnem
sheets and pillowcaeea. efc.=-A6xsss-
tisameuf.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31
Ssu's sAssAss q pea PVT ever sussslsuas
wAan - advsssissd sssAas b saHsd sss.
msyss ys@ sssss@s Va nsvsr ssms baek
s~ Essvx. ~


More than 100000 acres OF Land
have been reclaimed from the sea,
river and lake. IN the Netherlands
since the Sixteenth century.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

Little Carl was asked II he would
rather have a little sister or a little
brother. He asked for a dog. You
can't have one" said his father.
Dogs cost money and the money
must go for the baby"
A few days later a little brother
was presented TO Carl Look at him. I"
he said to his grandmother, ''all our
money wasted ON FIIgende
Batter (Munich).
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

Buy your used car 1ust before you
move into new Delghborhood.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

Red Cross BAH Bloc Is tbs finest
product OF IT'S kind Ia the world. Eev-
cry woman who has used II knows
this statement to be true.--Advertins-
ment.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

For TIE relief Of female weakness.
pains and b@cknche, nervousness and
Irregularities, with other troubles com
m0n to Memsn, Lydia f. Piukhmm's
Vegetable Compound b . dependable
medicine.
les worth e Thoroughly established
by such letters as the above. There are
women evezywheEe, who, having re-
eefved bene6f, gladly tell other women
about IL For sale BY druggists every
where.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-31

be Compound Whenever have tbs up-
portunity. ] am taking Il again for
weakness, as my family doctor has rec
commended e for this purpose. Mrs.
HAIRY C0BEoM, 084N Harrison Ava,
Kankakaa. Tfliunza.