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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and renements

ALLEN ST. 382-5 room tenement.
 Phone 2167.
 Al;rll ST. @S9-5 room tenement, all
 improvements, Inquire 2nd floor. ARCH ST, G59---4 and room teucneutg
 to rent, 0ll improvements. Rent reason
 a1je, Inquire Mrs. Ginshurg, End floor ARCH ST, 766-6 room tenement on first
 floor all Improvements, steam heat.
 Phone 1S21-3.
 ARCH ST, 352--4 and rooms, all mod
 crn. Inquire End floor.
 ARCH ST. 5SG--fIlst floor flat, 6ix large
 and attractive rooms, new floors, steam
 heat. Ten minutes walk from center
 Of rity. Phone 2957-W.
 ARtH ST. 153---six rooms, heated, new,
 now r'ad%. Also 3-4 rooms on Glen St.
 Tei, l6l7 or 41S-4.
 BEAVER ST, 1o1--4 room tenement garage tf desired. Inquire on premises BELvlDEKE-very desirable, room apartment, near State Normal school, hot water heat, heated garage If desir-
 ed Apply Belvidero Drug Store. Phone
 2&64,
 BASSETT ST. 6G-up-to-date, first floor
 trn"ments, all modern Improvements.
 lionry Scheuy.
 BEAVER ST. t15~~3 Uico rooms, rent
 reasonahlc Arply Fenski Bk0OkLAWN ST., 5 room tenement, rent
 reasonable. Commercial Real Estate
 Exchange 2o8 Main st. CARLTON ST, 1I4-BeI9Idere, { room
 trnemnt all Improvements, 1st floor. CHERRY ST. 9G5~4 rooms steam heat ed tenement and large sun porch, all
 Improvements. Phone lgo6. CIIlSTNrr ST S97-TTd floor, room
 tenement all Improvements, Call 3o33- during the noon hour or after (. CNl'RCH ST. 402-.6 room tenement, Ist
 floor. all Improvements. Phone 1235-13. CHURCH ST.-between Stanley and Falr- view. room tenement, all modern i'm proyoments. Rent $25. Call Ill Thuroh St. Barber Shop. COR. GARDEN <. SOUTH BTTRFTTT SITS.
 -4 room tenement. Rent reasonable.
 Phono 1o59-7.
 DICKINSON BLOCK -l95 Mann St, for rent, six room, steam heated flat, hot water furnished. Arpy The Fair Dept.
 store. Inc.
 EAST MAIN ST, G5--5 room apartment,
 steam heated. all modom Improvements.
 lnQnir" Central Market. Phone 2t4j, | EAST MAIN ST, 75-5 room tenement l all Improvements, hot water, steam 1 beat Inquire Joseph Mclnik. i EAST ST, 447-uc,g house, rooms.
 steam, all modern. Ready for occupau- l cy Nov. goth, Inquire Hyman Horwttz, i :& Hawkins St. Phone 150S-3 or 2&SI. | FIVE BEAUTIFUL ROOMs-with all
 modern improvements, Rent s25. Also l room apartment with eteam heat and 1 hot water, and ianitor service at IT
 Main St. Rent very reasonable. h. qure Main St. i I7AKM1NGTON AVE, DEELTN-Ist and i @Dd floor, pleasant , rooms, all i'm i proyem"nts, mar hool Phone llS5-lS. GARDEN ST, 53--6 room apartment, nu
 Improvements Grd floor. Call evenings
 2S79 and daytime 14t&.
 HARRISON ST, l9--5 room apartment
 with all mndcrn improvements and gar ] ago, Phone &5@0-M. { 'iIAWII;Y ST, l9-7 room apartment on
 2ud floor, rent S55. Inquire mornings or evenings on 1st floor, CAMDEN ST, 7o-modcrn { room apaTt-
 mcnt. Inquire cnd floor, Phone 2677, GROVE HILL. b0--heated apartment to rent.
 yJIo&h HI-Tp pHIn r7I fSSts-EE-h AnS
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MERCHANDISE
Farm and Dairy Products

YELLOW TUKNIPS- for sale, }l.00 per hushel. C. F. FIoneman, Huntington Ave. Tel. &12-G.
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Business Places For Rent

AVE.-Ono drug etofe and light lunch only go yards from high school and Rockwell school and other stores, suitable for barber shop. tailor paint and paper hardware dry goods or any other business. steam heat fur rtshcd. Apply NJ. Nj. Krihortan. bS Rockwell Ave. Tel. c6l4 or after 2 o'clock IlG
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 Repairing and Piano Tuning 3.

BEpnlNG-llave your work done now Mattresst4 box springs cushions etc., renovated and remado equal to new and return came day. New bedding made 10 ordes UpholsteTing. Hdwre City Bed. ding Co.,, GO Fremont St. Phone 3725. ENJOf-your piano, Have 1t tuned every year. Call the Musical Doctor, c. A, Humphrey. Phone 26i7.
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Kent
80

CEDAR ST. 34-comfortable furnIshed room, steam heat. One or two persona First floor.
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FINANCIAL
Money To Loan
INDUSTRIAL LOANS

INDUSTRIAL LOANS YOU CAN BORROW ANY AMOUNT UP
 TO $500. Lowest interest rate of any company In New Britain making loans up to $500 only. If you need money call and learn Of our plan of financing.
 WIZ WILL LOAN YOU; sl0Q and you can repay us s5 each month,
 with interest. $200 and you can repay us $10 each
 month, with interest. f500 and you can repay us S15 each
 month. with interest. We are constantly making loans to help people
 BUY REAL ESTATE
 PAY INTEREST ON MORTGAGES IMPROVE THEIR PROPERTY PAY HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES FIDELITY FINANCE CORPORATION Industrial Loan Department Under Supervision Of the State Bank
 Commissioner. 10 MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Office Hours: 9 to 5;30 D. m,
 Sat. Eyes. to p. m. MONEY FOR HOUsEKEEPERs Tf you desire friendly loan service, based OH character, corpe to us, No rndorsera required. All transactions between husband, wifo and ourselves.
 WE LEND TIP TO s&oo
 TO JtOUSEKEEPER5 2i hour service, strict privacy.
 Only lawful interest.
 Call, write or phone.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 87 West Main St, Cor. Washington gt. ROOM 10f. PHONE 1-9-4-3. Open 9 to 5;3o. Saturdays 10 l, Licensed by the State and Bonded to tho Public.
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MERCHANDISE

PLAYER pIA&O-~new instrument, rolls and bench at bargain rrlces terms. l.. E, Andrews 4l9 Arch Rt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |
Building Lots For Sale

BELVIpERE-Iot bOx.i63, next to ao7 Carlton St. Small payments. Phone Tutte a744-W.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Bujldlng and Contracting

BIRDS ROOFs-show their superiority In appearance as well as service. Wlll your present house or garage covering stand the heavy rains. snows and hard winds of the next few months2 Stop worrying about itl Order Birdie at Frank Nalr'e opp. St. MarY's Church. We are the agents. bi9 Main St. Phone ola7
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FINANCIAL
Mortgages

Mortgages dSB InETGAGEf-- construction leans and eec- hn4 mortgages, reasonable tcIme. P. c, Fov @9. mortgage nonty on hand in amouuts to satisfy applicants Parker & Demtng. l93 Main s. Phone 2O26 Plenty of money for second mortgages on improved real estate. The Street. New Britain. Conn MONEY TO LOAN-ln any amount on tIst and second mortgages. ?. j. Mur- ray & Co. 325 Main St. Phone 2OSl-3
  BUILDING LOANS-and second mortg- ages, moderate rates. P. O. Box l62. MONEY TO L0NN-ThIrd and second motgaEes Scdult1 & Costello. 2a2 Mar street.
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FIVE BEAUTIFUL ROOMs--with all modern improvements, Rent s@5. Also room apartment with eteam heat and hot water, and ianitor service at IT Main st. Eent very reasonable. h. qujre Main St.
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CENTRAIs--heated room, bath and show CT, su'tsh!e for , ladies or gentlemen.
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c PHONE YOUR
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Musical Instruments


 BRAND NEW-Victrolas, latest models, all finishes at haIf price, easy terms Henry Morans. 365 Ma'n St.. opposite Myrtle.
 E-FLAT ALTO SANOPffONE-g guaranteed condition. | lessons free. Phone l552.t ONE HALF PRICE sale on new Vetrolas at Henry Moraus X Sons $65 Main St. li-repairing, all makrs. Al workmanship. Tel, 1895. L. E. An 6reas, 4l2 Arch St. - PIANO-uscd upright in good condition, price s59. terms. John A. Audrews X Go.
 PlANOS-We have placed over 300U Koh- Ter and Campbelrs in thie vicinity. in- ciudng churches schools and lodges Before you buy, call and iet us demon strate c. L. Pierce. 2+6 Main street. IANOS-Kraniek & Bach. Newby & Evans, and Listere. We have sold thit line of planor over 90 years. We guar antee. c. L. Pierce, 246 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

 MISS M. STEINIlAuS-private instruction In collegiate. fox trot and waltz dancing. Charleston speciality. Studio United Bldg Room 2lt. Phone S042-4.
 Instrumental and Vocal 80 SEEIEG'S ENTERTAlNERS--t fur uishoG for all occasions. Call 24 Wash ingt0n St., or phone 223G. TENOR RANJO-and mandolin instruc- ton. l., Gagnon. Room 21S, Booths Block.
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CHURCH ST. 74-furnlshed rooms, steam heated, central. EAST MAIN ST, .0S-turnlshsd rooms. steam heat hot water and bath. Phone l9E5
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STORE AND GARAGE-at the best IoCa- ton on Arch street. See Aaron Dan- iclson & Company, l3l Main St.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Rarbcrs. Hairtircssers. Masseuse ts H. W RRIER's-l40 Main St., Sanitary Barber Shop individual comhe and brushes used Hait bobb'nE in all Stylet Inspection always invited,
 thuildIng and Contracting Ia ALI. kt%lfS-cHri5pnts work and jobbing. No iob too small fl ii. Parkton. g Cranston Terrace. Phone ilS5-2.
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HAMILTON ST .l-a pleasant, newly furnished front room, hot water sys- tem. hcatel by oil. q Hamilton St
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Merchandise at The Stores e5

AN OLD HOUSE-is made new with fresh paint and new wall paper. Let us submit an estimate. Morgan, Kings ley X Thompson, Inc. All Main st. pNhnn Iii
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READ HERAIn CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgentS--IicaI A Estate

H. |. TOIEEE- Real Estate and lnsur- anrc Elm St, Phone 1920,
 
 RuilIinn nj. IEnr Snln NI
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+ARM1 NGTQN AVE, DERL1N-1st and
 ond floor pleasant 5 rooms, all i'm rroyem"nts, mar hool. Phone 1iS5-1S. HARDEN ST, 52--6 room apartment nu improvements, Grd floor. Call evenings. 297q and daytime 14I&.
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Suburban For Sale
Real EState-Wanted

WAITED TO BUY-dircct frcm owner two or family houses. any part Of city. Address, r. 0. Box 1S2. Hartford. Conn.
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Building Lot For Sale SI BAIN ST Cor. Wolco;t s.. lot b5xI5O price reasonable. The w. L. Hatch Co.,, City Hall Phone Si00
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FINE WATCH REPAIR-No matter what the trouble may be, we can repair 1t right. Wedding Ring Shop. la9 Main
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HARRISON ST., lq--5 room apartment with all modern improvements and gar ago nh0nc SJ@0-M.
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Business and onlcc EGninment 5

OXYGEN WELbTNG-outHL new. wtIl
 sell right Phone 2456
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LAKE AND RICH STS.-nicely furnished room. suitable for l or gentlemen. board | desired.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
AREOUR BOYS
SOFT?

MY boy ought not to be so soft.
IVk He comes of pioneer stock. OF
men and women who, three gen.
erations ago, gave their brains and
bodies to slibdufng the wilderness
that America might wax great.
He is keen, generous, impulsive,
filled with a vast, restless energy
that will not allow hlnl-or me to
rest. And yet
Looking back over the three
months just past, / am convinced
that we, his father and mother, are
not developing his splendid native
endowments into the stern stuff
for which they were meant. I am
not at all sure that we ever shall
be able to do so. And through no
fault Of his,
looked about me at other boys
and their parents and 1t suddenly
seemed to me that the slogan, mo
Pressurew had been broadcast like
a sleeping sickness among us all.
For other boys were like ours On
their refusal to take responsibility
and In their demanding selfishness
toward their parents. Directed
play, directed diet. directed work,
yes, poor youngsters! A plethora
Of direction but no pressure-the
one element that might change
their utilities to strength.
They are soft, these adolescent
boys Of today. softer than their
fathers were, far, far softer than
their Neutrality-suspicious. Will
sic Morrow, in Hearst'aR Interna-
ttonal, Cosmopolitan
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Antitoxins Discussed By Dr.. C1as. 4. L. Reed

: at the same time. Most of the
wounds received in warfare be
come contaminated with soil or
dirty clothing, and are therefore
infected from the outset,
It may be remarked here that
'gas gangrene" has nothing to
do with poisonous gases, but is
due to gaseous putrefaction set
up in some wounds owing to In
lection with certain types OF or
ganism called the bacillus per-
fringens.
Where the use Of an active
germ.kil!ing agent is indicated as
an addition to the solutions used
for irrigation of wounds, certain
highly alkaline solutions have
given very promising results.
Additional >successes are expect
ed from other work which has
, arisen out of these experiments,
in which certain coal-tar dyes
have been shown to be possessed
of strong antiseptic powers.
1 only mention these facts to
illustrate what is meant by the
word antitoxin and to show how
broad is the principle as applied
to your protection.
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credited with the power of manu-
featuring certain substances which
act as antidotes to the poison
thus derived from the germs.
From this fact psychologists
have argued that IL successive
small and increasing quantities Of
bacterial toxin were injected into
the blood Of a living animal, in.
creasing quantities of anti-bodies
Tor anti-toxins) would be formed
in increasing quantities sufficient
to overcome the toxins intro
duced.
1t sis found that this does In
deed take place, and In fact in a
living animal so treated, such q
large amount of antitoxin can be
produced in it's blood that, al.
though there is given to it sub.
sequently a dose of bacterial
poison, far more than sufficient
to kill a similar animal not so
treated, the treated animal is none
the worse after the experiment.
The animal thus treated has
therefore been rendered immune
to the attacks Of the particular
poison, and such work Is the basis
of the present method OF anti
toxic treatment.
Vaccination against smallpox
is based on similar principles, and
has stood the test of many de-
cades of experience.
When a dose of diphtheria anti
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

Persistent coughs and colds lead
to serious trouble. You can stop
them now with Circumcision, an
emulsified ereosote that is pleasant
to take. Creomulsion is q new
medical discovery with two-fold ac
ton; it soothes and heals the in-
famed membranes and inhibits
germ growth. y,
OF ali known drugs, lcreosote Is
recognized by high medical author
tiles as one Of the greatest healing
agencies for persistent coughs and
colds and other forms of throat
troubles. Creomulsion contains. In
addition to creosota, other healing
elements which acOthe and heal
the infected membranes and stop
the. irritation and inflammation.
while thee creosote goes on to the
stomach, is absorbed into the blood,
attacks the seat of the trouble and
checks the growth of the germs.
CreomuIsion is guaranteed salts
factory in the treatment OF persist
emit coughs and colds, bronchial
asthma, bronchitis and other forms
OF respiratory diseases, and Is sx-
cellent for building up the system
after colds or flu. Money refunded
If any cough or cold is not relieved
after taking according to directions.
Ask your druggist. Creomulsion
Company, Atlanta, Ca.
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She turned her pretty head az
her sister came up to her.
what does this mean? z" Mary
Rose asked. Miss MacFarlane
leaving like this?
Flossie shrugged her little
shoulders. ct means I'm head Of
this department now, ff that's
what you're driving ati'' she
said. 'That old catomoran thought
she was going to get me fired,
but she lost her own job instead.
IS. And Mr.. Dexter just told me-
could have 1t!
CHAPTER XIII
well, for heavens sakel Don't
stand there staring at me Ike
thatg' snapped Flossie. You
give me the fidgetsP' She wrig-
gled nervously on her high stool,
to prove it.
"I'm not staring. I'm just
wondering how in the world
you're going to hold your Job
here. alone. know Miss Mac
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81 am prettyg' she said as sim.
ply as a.,chiId repeating It's lesson.
4
That was Sunday night, and on
Monday morning Flossie went
back to work. At o'clock, Miss
MaeFarlane came downstairs and
stood before Mary Rose 50 desk.
She had on her rusty old black
hat, and her eyes were red-rimned
from crying. In her arms she
carried a stack Of books and pa
pers. Mary Rose looked up at
her In surprise.
What's wrong? Where are
you going?" .she asked. ~
Miss MacFarlane gulped. I'm
leaving" she said, for good. II
won't stay in a place where faith
fulness and hard work don't count
for any more than they do here"
New Job
She wiped her eyes. "Flossie
was gone three hours this noon.
and when she came back, / went
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and cook for him, and bring up a
tribe of children! / could be
happy with any man II I had
enough money!"
Shocked
You ought to- be ashamed to
say a thing like that, Flossie,"
Mary Rose exclaimed, genuinely
shocked. but If that's the way
you feel. you'd better tell Sam
so, and give him back his ring
and while you're about it, you'd
better give Mr.. Dexter his, too!
You talk about being ashamed to
wear Sans ring, but I'd be
ashamed to wear that one If
were your
Under the sting of her words.
Flossie flushed, and after mo-
ment she drew Dexter's ring from
her finger. ''Well, give me time.
PURITY" she said. I'm not go.
ing to keep 1t, but / just wish
you knew what a time I have.
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to Mr.. Dexter and told him !
didn't want her to worlk for me
any more. and
And what. Miss i1acF arlane?"
Mary Roses voice was full Of
pity. She knew how much her
Job with the Dexter Company
meant to the thin, shabby, middle
aged woman who stood there.
with tears running down her sal
low cheeks.
And he told me I'd been here
SO long that I thought could
run the whole works" Miss
MacFarlane finished in a burst
of sobs. 80 I'm going, but I
just want you to know ! don't
hold anything against you! It's
Flossie-"
When she had gone, Mary Rose
got up from her desk, and ran
upstairs to the filing department.
Flossie sat there alone, lat the
long table, staring into space.
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capable of rendering harmless the
toxins produced by the diphther1a
organism.
This principal was amply con-
firned during the world war in
the treatment of wounds contami-
mated with disease producing
germs.
The surgeons applied this prin-
ciple by irrigating the wound and
treating 1t with solutions that
would draw the white blood cor
puscles to the surface and cause
an outward flow Of the serum, or
lymph, or watery portion OF the
blood.
THIS lymph carries out with it
large numbers Of white blood cor
puscles in an active state, and
their beneficent action is carry
ing on warfare against deadly
micro-organisms is well estab-
liShed.
1t would appear that such
treatment is preferable to at
tempts to kill bacteria in wounds
in stu, which lead usually to
failure because such treatment
that kills the germs also kills a
certain amount Of healthy tissue
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trying to keep him at arms
length! You don't know what q
time / have with the men, Mary
Rose! Why, even that simp OF a
bookkeeper we had down at the
office tried to make love to me!
/ don't know why 1t is. but most
every man meet seems to lose
his mind over me, sooner or
later"
Your fatal beauty" observed
Mary Rose. II feel sorry for you,
I do"
But Flossie wasn't listening.
She had turned on the lights at
the sides of the mirror, and was
leaning close to 1t, lost in adnira-
ton Of her own loneliness, She
smiled at herself with her blue
eyes. as she picked up lipstick
and redeemed tire upturned bow Of
her mouth, and moistened her
eyebrows with the stopper Of her
perfume bottle. She drew a long
fluttering breath.
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Read This First

NJ nSSrE and MARY ROSE
DIETON are two pretty
sisferE. fI,e danghters. Of =
wiiaowed vnnfI,er Roth az
fhen, wo,.lT e0r tI,e Dexter
a l, ,,t..,,,oI,SIsss. (yc-,,,,s,,v
1870. 49, 49,. -. s;Ias
,,nS,s,. MISS N1HSSTARE III .ANfT
49, 49, .., ~, a. SAM
.TIESSTfp u,I,r ~ p p, sacretarv ~.
el,e7 ,,reaidei,f ~ tI1e rnsnnanv
nm .ARV nEyTER narz-;ei
n,.T 81 ,,iddIe. Gee
Me-, 80 1. ssa,,ov,..,,,,.,.
- IslEyNT MaNNERS tIea
ssI.. ,,,e.,...,. SI.a ;s de...I,y
s, Iore S1;si, I,s.,, $. sItI,o,,.s
-. oss,.. ,o.s,.,s s.w - y
-" - nnRTS HTNTG Z
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fl1sl e
loulaers that could heags y


did most s0f your work for You,
Mary Rose said fhoughffulIy, az
she looked at the little figure.
. With her fluffy hair. her flow.
er-like face and her little flutter-
ing hands, Flossie was more like
q Dresden china shepherdess than
a business woman. She looked
curiously out Of place against
this office background of filing
cases and green droplights. And
to think that Hilary Dexter had
made her head of s. department!
1t was unthinkable.
Don't You worry about me, =
she said pertIy, with q toss Of
her lovely little head. Mr.. Dex-
tef,s going to let Sam Jessup
help me for few days until
get the hang Of the thing
Her voice traiIed off, and she
looked past Mary Rose, frowning.
What do you want, Miss Mac ??
she asked; and there was ice IN
her tones.
ITO Be Continued TOmOrrow.)
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How She Gained 10
Pounds in n Days
Use McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets.

That's going some-but skinny men,
women and children just can't help
quitting on good, healthy flesh when
they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets.
AS chock full Of vitamines as the
nasty fishy-tasting cod liver oil itself,
but these sugar.coated, tasteless tab
lets are as easy to take as candy, and
won't upset the stomach.
One woman gained ten pounds in
twenty-five days. so tablets, so cents.
Ask Peoples Drug Stores or any
druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver OIL
COMPOUND Tablets and II you don't
gain at least 5 pounds in 80 days
your druggist 10 authorized ito hand
you back the money you paid them.
Get McCoy's, the orig.
inaI and genuine Cod Liver
Oil Tablet"
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

Questions
1. Literature. Who is the most
famous French short-story
writer?
2. History. what Is the principal
cause Of the present dispute
between Great Britain ana
Turkey?
3. Geography. Where is Mosul?
4. Business. What is a pool?
s. Mankind. Why Is Rome called
the Eternal City,"
6. Human Nature. What Is a.
stole?
Answers
1. Science. Because helfum is an
inert, non-inflammable gas.
2. Law. The United States Su.
preme Court.
8. Clvics. The policy of govern
ment to control the business
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WHEN DIDWH HAPPEN?

when did the Americans de-
feat the British at Oriskany?
2-When did Robert Burton
noted English author, live?
3-When was LIE Sage's 70.
nance, 1.-THE Lame Devil" pub
Iished?
4-When was the Abbey Of
Fulda, Germany, founded?
5--When was ancient Hercu.
Ianeum discovered?
Answers 10 these, queries will be
bfIntSd tomorrow
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toxin Is given to a person suffer
ing from dfphtheria, the SUBJ
stance injeeted--the anti-toxin--
consists Of the clear serum Of the
blood Of an animal rendered i'm
mune to diphtheria by such a
method OF treatment.
The treatment Is effective. al
most magfcally effective, because
this serum contains a large
amount Of anti-bodies which are
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: ~ within the blood.
It is. these poisons rather than
the germs themselves that pro-
duce the symptoms that we call
disease and that often cause
death.
The white cells of the blood are
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Al Vic 41L6G
place the word
as constructed
implies some
thing that is
opposed to a.
toxin, and a
toxin I e c h.
nically" Is a.
form Of poison
derived from
g e r m 8 that
cause disease.
The poisons,
or toxins, de-
rived fro m
these & g r m s
are developed
w it him the
body. eSpeCial.
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Portuguese Poet

THFIE romantic love he bore for
Caterina de Ataide, a lady
in.waiting to the queen, caused
Camoens, the great Portuguese
poet, to be banished from LIS
bon in 1916. He was allowed
to return in 1870
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ANSWERS
to Yesterdays Questions
1.-The American frigate Presi-
dent was built in 1874.
2-Jean de Joi,aville, old French
chronicler, livedt from about 1924
to 1917.
3-Leopardi, the great Venetian
sculptor. was recalled from exile
about 1890.
4-Nitocris, beautiful Egyptian
queen, reigned about 5000 b. c.
6-Tbomas Prince was governor
OF Plymouth cOlany from 1884 to
1888. and from 1867 to 1874