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PLANE FALLS; TWO DIE

BIZ United Press
TULSA, Okla. Sept. 2S.-"Frozen
control" today was blamed for the
airplane accident Saturday night in
which Carl c. Magee Jr., 30, oil man,
son of the famous New Mexico
editor, and Dick Phillips. 30, com
mercial aviator of Tulsa, were killed
when their plane crashed.
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$34.97.
Leedy, H. G., 1926 Ruckle, $50. 80.
Lamar, Dello liz n. East, $15.43
Liebling. Nash, 304O N. New Jer,
sey, 1881.
Mendenhall, Chas. w. 14O9 Ash.
land, $21.55.
Meyer. Charlotte. 2645 Madison.
$53.SS.
Morgan. Morton p, 241 w. New
York, s12.2L
Melvin, John M, 1924 E. Wash
ington, $13.11.
Morgan. L. c.. 144S Prospect,
$16.15.
Meyer, William, 2645 Madison,
$13S.01.
McNeal. E. G.. SO1s Central, $11.S4.
McWhirter l.. F., 1912 N. Meri.
dian, s2s.O6.
Marcus, Sol. Dolly Madison Apis.
$36.4O.
Marott, Ella P, 1858 Washington
Blvd, S63.72.
Pollen, Carries R.. 47O S. Meridian,
$52.O1.
Poyser Lewis N. 2O55 N. Ala.
bama. $20.S5.
Pierson, Harry r.. r. e. Box 1870
$2O.4O.
Pollock. Hugh s.. 1920 Broadway
sS427.
Painter, Ed. W., 11O5 Windsor
$17.6S.
Pfaff. Eloise L.. 6Os E. Thirty
First. $3.50
Pettijohn. Fred L., 246O Central
$221S.
Pinkus. Victor E., $50 Occidental
Bldg. $292.sS.
Reyburn, William A, 1904 College
s21.5O
Reid, Charles L.. 27 w. St. Joseph,
$21.72.
Robinson, Lewis P, 4461 Carroll
ton, $5727.
Rich. Lester H. 4S1O Central
$4S.O9.
Rathert. Louis. 1877 s. Meridian
$3.50.
Repass, DIR. r. E.. Ss42 Fall Or
Blvd, $16.36.
Rice, Richard A, III Beverly DIR,
$3.50.
Stout, K. O., Fletcher Savings anC
Trust Co., $SO.OS.
Stout, VIM. H., Fletcher Savings
and Trust Co, $304.16.
Spahr, John o., 1903 National City
Bank Bldg. S25.6s.
Steele, Roy E.. Z n. Pennsylvania
s7O.O7.
schornsteIn, S645 N. Delaware
S1O9.22.
Sagalowsky, B. E.. COS f. Maple
Rd., $2O25.
spiegel, Rollin w, S547 Carrollton
$6S.75.
Talbert, H. E, no n. DeQuincy
$1316.
Tomlin, William s., 1920 N. Hi
nois, S27765.
Turner, VIM. s.. $40 E. Thirty
Fourth, $S193.
Thompson. Carrie E., All N. Me
ridian, $367.91.
Taylor, D. o., S75S.6O N. Illinois
$34.62.
Timmons, Gerald D., 1924 Central
$12.15.
Thompson, Oscar B.. S42 N
Drexel, S17.70.
w
Wachtel, John, 1881 S. New Jer
sey, $61.S1.
Woodward, E. L., % CORONADO
Apis, S5O.25.
Williams, Robert c.. 944 Hervey
$26.74.
Wishard. R. W.. 2o57 Ashland
1924.
Wands, Clyde A.. 1886 Broadway
s16.35.
Wiedenhoft, Gus L., 224S s. Meri
dian, 1892.
Weyer, James H., 1924 E. Wash
ington, 1883.
Ward, B. Belle, Fletchers Savings
and Trust Co., S22.96.
Weiman, John G., PASS College
$41.56.
Wilcox. VIM. H, 1884 N. Della
ware, $51.O7.
Wagner. A. B.. 1929 Fairfield
$SS.2S.
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LIKES HIS OWN TALKS

LONDON-The Duke of York els
tens in on his radio speeches. A
dictaphone is placed in front OF re
ceiving set as the duke speak,|
When he gets home he listens
himself on the dictaphone.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-28
DOGS CARRY DISEASE

MINNEAPOLIS - House dogs
often are instrumental in spreading
tuberculosis. measles, smallpox. scar
let fever and diphtheria, says DR..
Minas Joannides.
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Legal Notices


state of Indiana. County of Fayette. IS:
In the Fayette Circuit Court. Septem-
Der term. 1925.
Coralie Ludlow. Plaintiff. VS.. Charles H
Ludlow. Defendant.
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has this day filed in the
office of the Clerk of said Court her said
complaint. or petition. alleging therein,
among other things that YOU the said de-
PENDANT, on the - day of August 1917.
being then resident of the city of Phoe.
nix. in the County of MaricOpa. State OF
Arizona and the same being your usual
place of residence went TO parts unknown
AID have continuously since that date, re-
manned absent and unheard from, leaving
property in said County of Fayctte and
State of Indiana without having made any
provision for its control and management.
which can not be administered upon or
collected and Drawing that your estate may
be adiudeed. by SAID Court, subject to adj
thereof duly appointed
Now. therefore you. the said Charles
II. Ludlow. defendant and absentee as
aforesaid. are hereby notified that said
COMPLAINT and the matters therein alleged.
will come uD for hearing and determine
ton in raid County. in the Courthouse,
in the City of Connersville. County and
State aforesaid. on the 10th day of No
vember. 1925. or as soon thereafter as
such hearing can he had.
Witness the Clerk and seal of said
Court. It Conuersville. Indiana. this 10th
day OF September 1925.
(SEAL) AMBROSE ELLIOTT.
Clerk. of the Fayette Circuit Court.
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If YOU HAVE a clear lot we will build
you home, our houses are better and
cheaper because we have no office help
and pay no commission. Lincoln 1927 ask
for Mr. Elvers or Mr. Klein
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what is TRUTH
ABOUT FLORIDA?

CONTINUED From Page onel
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b=Pet and Liue Stock

b-Pet and LIUe Stock
SEND In your female canaries, any guam
tty any h tipe co WE Pax eo So6 and T5e
make any bird sing. Builds up young
birds and promotes vigor. color and song.
WARDS PET SHOP
LAT n Pennsylvania Riley 2l46
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FORD, late 1924. with Mills sedan body:
hs esS rfa viii In s sh9 s s e 81
than half of cost Terms. Web. zoos.
FORD, 1923 touring: motometer. lock
wheel. starter demountables. fine tires.
CHEVROLET CO.. 6O3 f. Wash
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c--APortTnents
Woodsmall Rentals

MERIDIAN ST. N. 3311. Beaut-
heat and water furnished. $3.50.
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q Real Estate Wanted
Farm Lands
IS Miscellaneous for Sale

FOR SALE: So acres in Putnam County.
Carl J. Miller, r. II. |. Greencastle, Ind,
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e---Suburban
Sale or Exchange
y--Builders and Contracting

FARM, clear: near Columbus. Ind.
city property. 22S N. East ST.
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AUDUBON. Pr. 80 N: Modern furnished
6-room home, near car; large yard.
1rvington 3736-R
AUDUBON RID. 355 S. IrvingJon-6 rooms
modern: garage Irv. 2731-W.
COLLEGE AVE. 1911. nve rooms modern
except furnace. Ken. 5S41.
IRVINGTON: 338 Burgess. broom lower
duplex: thrghly. mod; gar. Irv. 0336.
LINDEN ST.. 2017.2026 MALT three-room
:. double: SIG. CIVIC REALTY CO., 1876
n. Delaware St. Lin. $3.50
LUDLOW. 2013 colored rooms cleo
tr!ctty; $15. Har. 1860
MARKET. 1902 w: 4-ronr' house; cleo
tricity gas. Belmont 0892.
ROLNEY. 2407-5-room strictly modern
u double; garage. Webster 1674-R.
*ROOSEVE LT. 1923: new 4-room semi
mod dou. bath; garage. Hum 3729.
ROOSEVELT. I74S: 4-room double SIS
~ per month. Circle 1924.
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Coal, Ice and Wood

Try Our Major Coai
MAJOR COAL CO. Ran. 4129.
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8 Rooms for Rent
b-Boord and Rooms

10th St.. E. 2236: nicely furnished, mo,
ern room with board. 2 men. 81 eacl
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DETROTT JEWEL high oven
gas range.
1045 Harlan. DRex. 3077.
GOLDEN Hot Blast used one winter. Just
like new: paid S75. sell for $40 and
small heater, SO. Bel. 15S3-R.
ONE ESTATE HEATT5JNN6G, STOVE.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COAL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

or on railroads which follow the val
legs.
II believe flat delivery rate could
BE- worked out for tho whole city.
with tho possible exception OF some
Of the hllltops. which might have 20
take a slightly higher rate" he said.
1T would hardly be right 10 ask the
consumers In Tho lower.iying districts
TO pay The loss Of delivery upon the
highest hills
= also believe steam coal should
be delivered az lower rate than
domestic supplies II 10 handled
cheaper In tho yards, moves Ia fun
truckloada. and large gssfn can take
lead now and then whenever tho
trucks would otherwise DO standing
!ile az slack times.
This would aid materially in
competing with oil In this district.
and would no, work 10 the dluad.
vantage OF tho small consumer.
The 7s-ooat per ton earryIn
charge could BE- eliminated IN most
cases II houses and larger buildings
were designed with a little moro
care. 30 that coal could be shovrled
into Easements direct from the
truck Al dealers ahhor the carry.
in charge. and II - ono practical
way OF reducing the cost Of coal 20
the consumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
MILES LINDSAY
WINS SWEEPSTAKES

California sweepstakes Miles
Lindsay. first, 424 Federal ave.
SIS merchandise order. given by
Reginald Denny. the movie actor,
on spelgcr & Hurlbut; Richard
Boycc. 1915 n. Howe IT., second. a
$40 order; Alien Finley. 2sil 10th
pl w, n s. order
Results in the three preliminary
prize winning races were: Miles
Lindsay. first a rifle; Richard
Boyco, first. football; Carl Scarp.
first, 934 10th nvc. NJ. n pair Of
sknte8 John Goodwin, SOB 18th ave.
~. second. football hendgear.
James Chakos. 1926 Fourth ave. n.
r., second, bat and ball: Allen
Finley, second. bat.
Howard Case, 321 Boyleston ave.
NJ. the mechanic for the winner Of
the big race, received Keen auto
coaster for his efforts in helping
young Lindsay TO win.
Tho races were staged under tho
auspices Of The Star aud the Co
luinDlh thehter' manager bod Bender,
Of the theater, awarded the prizes,
which were donated by Reginal Den.
ny, spelgcr g. lIurlbut. Keen Auto
Coaator corporation, Ernst Hardware
Co, s, & w. Hardware and Sporting
Goods house, Spaulding Bros.
All OF the contestants. and the first
500 kids 10 appear AT the scene. were
given passes admitting them TO q
special showing Of California
Straight Ahead" at the Columbia.
Saturday morning.
Boy Scouts Of Rainier Valley troop
2i2, under the leadership Of Assistant
Scoutmastor Boy Hayes, stopped
traffic and kept the spectators back
from the racetrack.
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WILBUR ORDERS
new PROBE
win Investigate Further the
Shenandoah Crash

I AKEauRsT, n, j.. Sept 5.-The
II navy department today made
its first official move toward the
sitting Of charges ana counter
charges relative 60 tho Shenandoah
disaster
The eommnndant Of the naval
district OF Philadelphia issued or.
deA 10 Capt, William W, steols.
commander OF the air station here.
TO appoint a board Of investigation
20 gather evidence FOR submission
20 tho final board OF inquiry
CALDWELL. Ohio. Sept 5.-lBy
u. Pt-The missing paragraph o.
the Shenandoah, which recorded the
crafts Wild flight before ahe
plunged 20 earth. was found today
by Fred Meyers. a Cambridge
hrieklayer near whore the control
cabin o. the ship fell.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
RADIO LOG
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

over Lore City. Ohio, and steer
toward Cambridge northwest 10
avoid storm diree, ahead"
A, $3.50 tho log recorded;
SEQ Cambridge In tho distance
and make little Roadway as strong
head winds Storm worst We have
encountered 20 date"
Pass over Byesyiilc." the log
aaid al a;so a. m Been battling
storm over half hour and decided
20 steer south 20 got out OF direct
wind Trouble with radio: will not
pick UP messages effort TO repair
IL unsueoossful.
LAST SENTENCE
NOT COMPLETED
Ass a m.--Membera OF crew
called from gondola pit and sent
into runaway TO aid in keeping ship
on even keel Commanders orders
car in changing course. All engines
working perfectly: unable TO set In
Roadway OF wind
lightning increases In Intensity.
Hope 10 ride out storm soon. IN
able 10 got radio 20 function.
Pleasant City seen In distance;
observation station off course 80
miles south.
Order 70 throw off gasoline tanks
given and complied With. but does
not aid stability, Radio no better:
wind increasing In volume, Get
chance 10
Tho sentence was never com
plstcd
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II might help mo. ! am very much
better now, strong enough to do my
own homework, and have two dear
babies 10 care for besides. | tried
other medicines before taking the
Vegetable Compound. but was never
treated for my troubles. speak
highly of tho Vegetable Compound
TO my friends and recommend it 70
any woman for rundown and nervous
condition. - Mrs T. II. FULLER.
Walpole, New Hampshire.
Over 10000 women have so far
replied 10 our question, Have you
received benefit from taking Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
90 out of every 100 of the replies
say Yes" and because the Vegeta-
bic Compound has been helping other
women IL should help you.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DAWES
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the go" sign. Hut when Dawes
Eoes he soes. and ~ would Indeed
bs speedy Ford that would run
him down
u am giving no Interviews he
said 10 The Star reporter What
I have 60 ray OF public nature 1
viii say in my speech tonight What
I have 20 say about the Seattle
Gas company shall say 10 Mr
Lane" lie got hA far as Hell
an" when he was asked 10 pose
for picture on the street, and
then duckod into the gas offics an
the photographer took wing shot
at him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
TRUB'S DIARY
The Life Story of Bull Terrier
BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE
In Which the Lovable Pup Breaks Up
the Molecules Love Affair

Miss Rendle was looking Al the
pink marble Her eyes we're shiny
She said II couldn't reward YOU
enough Tor anything like this"
The gray haired man said. Just
our drive this afternoon viii be- am.
pie"
Miss kendls looked at the gray.
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Claims Husband
Wholly Unsuited

Chsrging incompathllhI OF
tastes. habits. IDEAS ana tempera,
monts," Mrs. Alma 4. Maonride
asks superior court divorce decree
from Arthur r. Howard. treasurer
Of the Howard Manufacturing Go.
she also charges him with cruelty.
"in that he orders her 20 keep still."
They married here in 1917 There
are no children.
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WOMEN HIT AT
Pike PLACE
Aged Montana Visitor Is
Killed by Street Car

J. - West 81 Fremont ave.
motorman OF tho chr which caused
the death OF Mrs Libby was cx-
oncratsd AT coronor's inquest held
Saturday morning.
He said he did not 80 the woman
until she ran in front ~ the car
and Il was too late 60 avoid Tho
accident
The coronor's jury recommended
that traffic regulations prohibiting
pedestrians from crossing In tho
middle Of tho street be enforced by
the police.
The aged woman. with her daugh-
ter. Airs II T.. Farrell. also OF khila-
pei was crossing the street in the
middle of the block and had emerged
from between two street cars which
we're standing between Pine and Pike
In front Of tho public market, when
No. Q street ear. piloted hy James
r. West. 24is Western ave. struck
her ana knocked her under the
wheels The left wheels OF the front
truck passed over her legs, seycring
them.
She died while being taken TO the
city hospital.
A, tho same place. First and Pike,
street ear struck Mrs II -, Hart
~, ontario apartments, laceptlnK
her wrist and wrsnrhing her back
She was taken 10 the city hospital
and given first aid treatment.
Mrs, Libby was with her dauEh'
ter. who was on her way 10 califor-
mia 20 visit her brother. Walter
Libby. when the accident occurred
Mrs, Libby had intended returning 20
Montana after she had seen her
daughter Off on the train The two
women had just arrived IN Seattle
Thursday. and were stopping al the
Georgian motel. The body was taken
10 the iionnry- Watson Funeral Co.
pending funeral arrangements
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WATERS
ARE NENNOIS

Whether Il was by accident or
design. there were two significant
pictures hanging in tho snteroom
20 the Dawes suite ~ the hotel
one Of them was "a Patriot" by
finger II was n man well past the
no, battles Of lie. sitting IN a chair
and smoking n pipe with a stsm
reaching nearly 20 the floor.
The other was The Devils Way"
BY Ferris. The latter couldn't have
meant anything II Ia that Of some
pilgrims sitting down and refusing
10 proceed Ms they cafne 20 a dark
and forbliding corridor.
The walters who served his party
were plainly nervous. One Of them
dropped the vice presidential finger
bowl. Fortunately. this occurred
before the waiter had reached the
table. and another was quickly pro.
yldrd The maid came back twice
10 add an extra stroke 10 the bed
while tho vice president ate. But Il
vas evident there was nothing 20 be
afraid or Gen. Dawes II nn peace,
ful ar n spring morning. only you
90 not want TO set IN his way lie
has smile tina, assures anyone
and frowu that viii make you
wish 10 go somewhere slse.
Among the early callers were VII.
liam short, prcsiden, OF the state
Federation OF Labor: Mat. Y. &.
Glil and William PIT, Trimbls. The
latter grew UP In tho same town
with the Aggressive vice president,
and for a few minutes tho two
wrapped boyhood stories
Gen. Dawes viii speak ~ the
Eagles auditorium Saturday. AZ Tib
.. m, whom he will tsil what he
thinks Of hn shnate's way Of dolng
business, and what he has in mind
20 do to tho senator's lie will leave
for Portland Sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
DAREDEVIL LOT
OF RACE EXPERTS

And what a daredevil, expert lot
OF racers they we're.
They lined up at the starting line
six tense eager. determined faces
husging the driving wheel And bc.
hind them ak husky mechanics.
ready to put there all In that I5.foot
shove which might mean victory or
defeat.
They're off With ono mighty
heayO tho mechanics started tho
buzz wagons" down the track. each
drivcr-llke an expert lockeyinE for
tho inside place
Wheel The air rushed hy their
tinglIng ears The line OF faces be.
came a long blur Shouts and cries
mingled in one long roar as racer
after racer sped around tho last
curve and sighted tho finish line.
Close together came the three
leaders: one edged little more in the
lead now he was almost n length
ahead--and then, the flag.
The big race was over, but no,
the big day. Almost tho most i'm.
portant part was yet to come, the
awarding OF prizes
Final reatilta we're.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COASTERS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

every ono Of the winning machines
was n produe, OF tho Inventive mind
Of seattlc's youth. Not a mRnufac.
tured vehicle placed I'm the money
in the big races.
with every "speedsr" there VAS n
driver. a mechanic and circle Of
hilarious supporters. urging their
favorite on 20 victory.
Down tho long thres-hlock track
from tho top Of tho park. youngsters
and grownups-yes. and there were
plenty OF tho older boys and girls
thsrs--llned up solid
Then the races started II was
necessary 20 hold ~ preliminary
heats 10 narrow down the contest.
ants TO the number required for tho
prize winning races.
Finally the list had been narrowed
down to is young speedway artists.
tho pick OF the lot. These IS were
divided into three groups for tho
first prize races. The two winners
OF each OF these races were then en-.
tered in the final big event. the
California Straight Ahead Sweep,
stAkea''
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accused OF signing for number OF
gaa coupon books shortly before his
dismissal as driver Tor the contract
Ing firm and with 'peddling' the
books around the city
Detectives declare that Cherry adj
mittcd taking three $50 books and
they are investigating tho disap-
pearanco OF five others
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pound and NM ~
has improved my
health wonderful
~. For months
and months / was
not regular and
had terrible paina.
They used TO at
feet my side so |
could not work. /
read Of others be-
ing helped by the
Vegetable Com
pound.soIt thought
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CHARGE EX-COP
WITH THEFT
Tom Cherry Arrested for
Sale of Gas Books

Tom Cherry 80 former Seattle
policeman, who was dismissed from
the force FOR characterization. was
held IN jail saturday. accused Of
tho fraudulent sale OF oil company
coupon books issued To the NJ.
Hartmann grading contracting firm.
5000 Railroad ave, y r, where
cherry was recently employed
Tho arrest of Cherry vas made
Friday night az the Andrews hotel
ny Detectives G, Humphreys, II. Il.
Herbert and c. Howaldt He was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

The first application gave me re-
lief, but | continued using Il freely
and in n very short time the Itch
ng disappeared and the trouble
sas completely cured. Needless 10
,ay, have great faith in "Rcsinol"
'or skin disorders" (Signcd) J. II.
RetterInan.
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10: pEeREEs IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. No. Sept. s.--By
T. P1-iicat records here for six
years were shattered when the msr,
curry climbed TO io2 degrees late yes.
,cr,iay afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Had skin troubleso
bad was ashamed
to appear in public
Rcsinol completely
healed il

Entriken, Pa. March A:-"Iast
summer | had a skin affection on
my face, hands and arms. II kept
Spreading until ] could not shave
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81 Advertisement
MRS. FULLER
MADE STRONG
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound Helpedwhen
Other Medicines Failed

Walpolc, N. II. - 81 have used
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

AIlH HhNU % DC NFtn
In public. The item
ing was very annoy
Ing and nothing /
tried gave me any
relief. A friend rec
commended your Res
mol Ointment and /
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Loughney's special treat
ments, and by DR.. Loughney
only.

DR., Lonshney's Human Bake Oven re-
moves SPINAL IRRITATION, pain In
back Of heads pulling Of cords In neck I;
some troubles with eyest pain between
shoulders or In other parts Of spine. or
burning, aching, tenderness or sore
ness lameDcss of fingers or feet;
dropsy or tinKlinE like priciinE Of pins /,
peculiar almost Understandable pains or
distress In heart, stomach. Kidneys or
other parts Of chest or abdomen, bs eis-
ache, scistics, rheUmatiBm, chronic con-
't'p"ilon and all stomach disorders.
NOiE-Dr LouEbpey's office. are To-
Gated nj the corner Of piftb and t,Ia,
In the Cray bldg, Room. gIo-aif- SI2.
si3-3il.
DR.. LouEhncy IL assisted by competent
lady nurses. Hours, o n, m. In a n. M.
sundays, 10 ~ only. Telephone Eliot
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Seattle, Washington
Sept ember A., 1925.

Seattle, Washington
September 4, 1925.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Ne wish to go on re-
cord as swearing to the wonder
full merits Of Dr.. Loughney's
Asthma reatment--our little son,
now 8 years Of age, has been asth-
matte since he was born, and
few month ago, we took him to Dr..
Loughney for treatment. Within
four days after begin ne treat
nent he was entirely free from
Asthma, and has remained free Of
Asthma ever since, and he Is just
as we'll as can be. He picked up
In weight, over five pounds. We
are very graf eful and both my
sister, Mrs. Wilson, and myself,
swear to the above, and I gladly
allow Dr.. Loughney to publish
this affidavit as he sees fit.