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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-12

Inc sherman cafe dining room
proved too small and many were COM
PEELED to wait for the second sitting.
For some reason the plans of the
managers, who contemplated the use
of the sample rooms, were not car
ried out by the caterer.
The Wolf Point school band gave
a delightfully."- entertaining concert
in the lobby as preliminary fea-
ture. Railroad and businessmen
thronged the lobby and halls while
old acquaintanceships were renewed
and new ones formed.
North Dakota Lawyer
1t was source of much satisfac-
tion to all interested in the success
of the meeting, which was one of the
monthly general get-togethers plan
ned for the year, that Mr.. Flynn
found it possible to be present. A
few weeks ago he sent word that
he would not be able to give Wolf
Point date before May. Mr.. Flynn
is a former resident of Devils Lake,
N. D., where he practiced law for
many years. His exceptional ability
as a public speaker won him a posi-
ton with the Great Northern. His
present office is that of director of
public relations. He is in large de-
mand as a speaker before CONNER
tcial, civic and educational bodies.
His mission, as revealed by his re-
address Saturday night, is
to bring together the company he
and the public it serves in
positions of intelligent appreciation
of the problems confronting each and
of the mutual advantage of harmoni-
Gus cooperation.
Swedberg Introduces
At the close of the repast C. P.
Swedberg, in neat speech, intro
duced Mr.. Flynn as the principal
speaker of the evening. By way of
getting close to his audience Mr..
Flynn launched into a string of good
stories and then led up to the seri-
ous theme of his address. He spoke
with remarkable rapidity but with
such clearness that he was easily
followed. He has at once the famil-
ar style that appeals to people, the
wit that keeps them with him and the
adroit logic of the skilful pleader.
The objective of his address, in a
word, was to prove that the interests
# the railroad and the country
through which its lines extend are !
ntirely mutual and strictly inter
dependent. He succeeded in that
objective. 1t was an able speech,
loquent, fair and convincing. Space :
n this issue is exhausted but rather
omplete summary of the more es-
ential parts of Mr.. Flynn's talk will !
ppear next week.
John Koerner Talks
Mr.. Swedberg called on Mayor \
thompson who responded with n
rief talk that was very appropriate F
D the occasion. C
Next John 9. Koerner, president C
the Great Northern club Of Havre, p
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-12

March 28-Normal training girls
leave for the Liberty school.
April General school program
in the high school assembly.
April 3-County declamatory con-
test at Bainville.
April 7-8-Recitals by students of
piano in Miss Shipman's classes.
April 9, 10 and 13-Easter vaca-
tion.
April 15-Debate, English I VS..
business English. Resolved, that the
gasoline engine is greater asset to
man than is the horse.
April musical at the Liberty thea
ter.
April 20 to 24-National garden
week.
May County track meet at Gull
bertson.
On March A this progrdm was
given:
Who may be president of the United
States? Melvin Rygg
The United States presidents oath
of office Owen Roberts
The constitutional powers of the
president .. Frances Cramer
The constitutional duties of the pres
ldent- ----.------------Anna jacob
The presidents cabinet. :.
---------.--------Sa Sadie McManigal
The Kohl school will be closed on
Friday of this week. A number of
the children have moved away and
the others will either come to town
or attend the Wide Awake. Miss
Ernestine Warmbrod, the teacher,
will open the Krohn school on March
80 if the weather permits and if |
not then the school will open on |
April 6.
The school band played for the
joint meeting of the Great Northern |
club and the Wolf Point Commercial |
Continued on page 81
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-12
LEGISLATORS RETURN

Representative H. A. Shoening
and family returned from Helena
Tuesday morning, having stayed just
until the big difficulty between the
house and senate was settled. Sena-
tor Schnitzler returned to Froid last
week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-12
Flynn Addresses Great
Cooperative Meeting
Commercial Club Supper Attended by Large Number of
Havre and Local Railroad Men-Edward F. Flynn
and John c. Koerner Talk on Prosperity and Pro-
gress Through United Effort and Complete Under
standing of Common Interests.

The Commercial supper at the Sherman last Saturday
night all its promoters hoped in point of attendance
Besides an unusually large attendance of members and
many local railroad men delegation of nearly forty
members of the Great Northern club of Havre accepted
the invitation that had been extended considerable
percentage of those present were ladies'
Evening star., 1925-11-08

1000 St. apt 81. Potomac 3126-J
FURNITURE for sale. 909 sth st: Sc.
URNITURE-Special sale on bed-daven-
ports living room. bedroom and dining room
suites Our prices are from 800 to 500
lower than elsewhere for the quality. Guar
anteed construction and service Your in
spection is invited. Many odd pieces. Home
Beautiful Inc. 1894 Conn. ave.
FURNITURE-Mahogan chiffonier, rocking
chair writing desk. dressing table. rugs.
twin metal beds, couches. pictures. china.
Ant. 43. 1924 X.
FURNITURE-For the next three days we
are going to break all records in the sale of
new and hgh-grade bedroom. living room
and dining room suites. chiffonieres. dressers.
chifforobes, dressing tables. beds of all kinds.
tables chairs. odd overstuffed pieces. Think
of fine. new bedroom suite complete. with
felt mattress, at S9750. A new dining
room suite. French walnut. for S167. so.
Other suites in American walnut. S97.50 to
Sl25 Console and gateleg table break
fast sets. unfinished chairs and tables,
straight and arm Windsor chairs-in fact
anything TO fit up your home. We only
handle the best We you 40fc on used
goods We have helped thousands: let us
help you on floor coverings and rugs. No
where can you buy such goods for the
money. We have one handsome antique
sofa like new: make offer. Mirrors graph
ophones and odd pieces of all kinds Cogs-
we'll Bargain House 2423 18th NV Open
to 10 pm Adams 7649. ps
tContinueu u: -.eXi ra.c.-
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FORD COUPE.

Cannot be told from a new car: tires in
excellent condition: good clean interior and
real buy in a, coupe has windshield wiper
and foot accelerator: S142 cash and S19 a
month for 10 months includes interest. FIRE
and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. eos.
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FORD TUDOR. 1924.

g Looks and runs like new. Upholstery in
hne shape. All good tires. Priced right for
quick sale. $174 cash and S24 a month for
10 months includes interest. fire and theft
insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 2I3.
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DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN
LATE 1924

Late model: 5 new tires: car in excellent
running condition and looks like new
throughout; combination stop and park light
and windshield wiper. Cash payment of
S3s2 and sos month for 10 months in
cludes interest. fire and theft insurance
THIS IS CAR NO. 161.
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1925 FORD TOURING

Car equipped with five balloon tiBfs near
iy new, and is i'll frst-class condition
throughout. Can he bought at low figure
for cash. or on time at Sis c; sh and Sic
a month for 10 months. includes interest
fire and theft insurance
THIS Is CAR NO. 222
Evening star., 1925-11-08
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PAIGE
JEWETT
USED CARS.
MILES AND MILES OF

I'D hAN = AFf 10 y
MILEAGE LEFT.
That's what you will find in
our dependable "P A G. L :
JEWETT USED CARS"
Modern automobiles are built
to provide first-class transporta-
ton for many thousands Of
miles. You can buy a good
"PAIGE-JEWETT USED
CAR" in which only a small
percentage of these miles have
been used. It's the less expen-
sive miles that are left.
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DORT TOURING CAR

In very good condition and newly painted
! Finished in blue. with nckeled radiator and
headhghts Has bar cap motometer. Can
be bought for $50 cash and SIS month for
3 months. including interest fire and theft
| insurance.
THIS is CAR NO. 1877
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BUICK 5-PASSENGER
TOURING

This car is i'll exceptionally fine condition
and looks great Has all good tires and the
following equipmene: Motometer sun visor
park light. bumpers front and rear and side
shields: car is finished in Brewster green
Sl57 cash and S23 month for 10 months
includes interest. fire and theft Insurance,
THIS Is CAR NO. 1873
Evening star., 1925-11-08

1925 Chrysler coupe ....Sl $50
1925 Hupp club sedan. $50
1923 Chevrolet touring -. 195
1923 Hupp coupe .. 625
1923 Chevrolet touring. $50
1924 Ford coupe .. 800
1923 Chevrolet touring. $50
1924 Willys-Knight tour. $50
1923 Durant touring. 80. $50
1923 Chevrolet touring. 100
1922 Westcott touring >. $50
1922 Buick touring. ..... 375
1923 Hupp touring. ... 425
1924 Hupp sedan ..... $50
1924 Hupp coupe .... OPS
1924 Hupp touring ...... 700
1924 Durant touring 49,. $50
1924 Ford touring .... 1o5
1924 Hupp touring .. $50
1923 Jordan Blue Boy. S95
1925 Hupp 8 touring. -. 1,5OO
1924 Dodge 2-pass. coupe 625
1924 Jordan sedan .... 1850
1922 Studebaker touring. ESQ
1922 Maxwell coupe -. 395
1922 Hupp touring. ESQ
1922 Jordan touring $500. 425
1921 Jordan brougham >. 500
1922 Maxwell touring -. Us
1923 Buick coupe. ..'... $50
1923 Hudson sedan .... $50
1922 Buick coupe .... 45O
1923 Ford coupe. ........ 21O
1925 Hupp club sedan. 1850
1924 Olds sedan ..... $50
1924 Studebaker touring. SIS
1924 Ford coupe ...... US
1928 Maxwell touring -. 25O
Your Car in Trade.
Open Evenings.
Very Liberal Terms.
| STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of Certified Gold Seal
Used Cars,
1881 14th St.
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
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FRANKLIN TOURING CAR,

Franklin 5-passenger touring in excellent
condition throughout: has , new tires new
top and side curtains. Just overhauled hv
the Franklin agency. this Is an excellent
huy for some one desiring n Franklin; 500
cash and Sl5 a month for o months lncIuJes
interest. fire and theft insurance
THIS Is CAR NO 200
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STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.

We value the reputation
gained from many years OF
honest dealings and giving
honest used car values. Our
Used Car Pledge is just a fur
ther expression Of our desire to
take the guess" out OF used car
Evening star., 1925-11-08
BARRIERS CHANCES


Excellent shop overlooking. busiest part
guaranteed a m money,maker: special iaduee:
for Mrs Brodt.
million clean: hard brick. All sizes OF
LUMBEResaiyagsd from c our n:I many Al s's wreck: sex
ing jobs around Washing gton-together with
an immense shipment of Army camp lumber
from our Camp Holabird wrecking operation.
Also new lumber at lowest prlces--2x2. 2x3.
2x4. 2x6. 2xS: sheathing, flooring. siding
and ceiling: both new and used Iatb. We
FoUNDAffoN 10 RooF-we sell at rock.
bottom prices all the materials necessary Tor
a complete house at both our yards. Beams.
bathroom outfits. bricks, doors and SASH
window sets. lumber. roofing. shingles. wall
board, corrugated iron and complete garage
material: electric fixtures and Certain -teed
Co. Weathershield paint.
THE HECHINGER HOUSE WRECKING CO.
Camp Meigs. 5th and Fla. ave. northeast.
Main office. 9th and c SITS. southwest In
spec tion invited until 3 80 pm. IA YEARS
SAVING YOU MONEY ON BUILDING MA
TERIAL HAS ESTABLISHED THE GOOD
WILL OF THE HECHINGER COMPANY.
$12.5OO.
Rooming and boarding house. near Cap
itol and Library. for high-class trade. Have
purchased home in another section of city.
hot-water heat. electricity. s.car garage on
Main 159
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
OPEN SUNDAY.
BIG BARGAINS
IN
GUARANTEED
USED CARS.

We are offering a particular
inducement to prospective pur-
chasers of used cars in the form
of a substantial reduction in
prices on all cars.
This fact does not, however,
remove the "P A r K w A Y"
guarantee of SO days.
If your credit is good lenient
terms may be arranged.
YOU SHOULD NOW
OWN A CAR.
1923 Ford Fordor.
Newly painted. practically new tires;
$3.50.
1924 Ford Touring.
MGeTly painted foed rubber guaranteed
$2OO-$225.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Good appearance and condition
SoLo.
1923 Ford Touring,
Good mechanical condition; good appear
ance.
$3.50.
FORD TRUCKS.
We have the choice of three
late model Ford trucks; prices
range from $3.50 to $3.50.
1921 Ford sedan. $50
1923 Ford sedan. Us
1923 Ford roadster ...... $50
Evening star., 1925-11-08

stock and equipment. including Ford truck
Wen estabhsned trade with about 3oO stores.
Price. $500 terms
Tea room, splendid location. Well estab-
hshed; excellent receipts with a margin OF
profit. Reasonable rent. with god lease
volume Of buslness, Terms may be arranged
Do not miss this rare opportunity for secur-
ing highgra dignified business. produc-
ing excellent returns.
Cigar and lunch stand in large downtown
ONCE building: clearing over 500 wkly: rent,
500: price. $500. Hours. to pm.
Auto repair shop. located in splendid sec
ton with competition: doing a good
business, with excellent profits and low
Cafeteria. with 8 rooms and bath ami:
rent only $50 good lease: near apis: wkly
LadiAs and mems furnishings: splendiG
nv nv: section; iInventtory over 5000 VII
ness: rare are fial Chance: easy terms. ' -
Poo!room: very low rent: good lease: no
1mpeii1n na prize only sl29o h1tntrs IN
for lunch wide margin Of profit.
Confectionery, cigars. etc. showing, good
receipts: price. $4,000; prominent theater
Grocery ctand in market: excellent fix
tures well established: days wk.: prlce
Millinery. notions: doing a good business
excellent location: this can be bouEh,
stock and volume Of, Of businsSs insS.,. .oor.u,
receipts: particularly good location and good
terms may be arranged at an unusual bar
gain price.
Filling station. Ford part service. battery
service: doing 81 800 wllly.: official a. A
A: valuable proDerty. including brick build
inSs: priced at S35.0O0 $4,000 cash nee
essary.
Delicatcssen. cigars. etc: SPLENDID NV
section: doing over $500 wkly. business
sacrifice at S2,S00.
Lunchroom: low rent: coed stock ard fix
lures: good business. showing % per cent
profit: price. S:} 900: terms.
Bakery and light lunch: good NV. section
reasonable rent. with r. and b.. good lease
doing S425 wkly.: price. $4,000; terms:
good oUportunlty.
Cafeteria. located in a hiGh-grade NV. sec
tion: rent. only 500 net. with rooms anC
bath. fixtures cost over 81 900: dong S4OC
to $500 wky: price only 5000
A long list of good roouling houses IN al
sections of the city: easy terms.
Barber shops. cheaD. easy terms. anC
1 high grade restaurants on easy terms.
LIST WITH Us FOR QUICK RESULTS:
Leave with us your speclncaGous- As 9th
ers doing, and will ATTEMPT to secure
exactly the kind of business YOU desire.
We have good Florida property to trade
CAPITAL ADJUSTING &
FINANCE Co. INC.
SUITE 906-90s-aO9 Dist. Natl Bank Bldg.
| 1406 G st. NV.
ROBERT B. HOLLANDFR General Manager.
| L. R. WATSON. Associate Manager.
| PHONE FRANKLIN 65S6-
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

METAL, GARAGE. rear 1920 14th st. NV :.
81. John H. Wright, 1116 Vermont ave.
REAR 1889 14th ST. N.w.-6-CAR BRICK
garage and end floor loft. Rent. $40. l..
f. F. PRINCE. Investment Bldg.
REAR 2s17 wOODLEY RD-BRICK WITH
cement, floor; paved alley: $3.50 month.
Call Adams 1925.
2443 18th ST. NV. NEAR AMBASSADOR
Garage. Reasonable. Col. 1902.
GARAGE FOR RENT. NEAR NORTH CAPT.
tol and K SITS. Apply l K st. NV.
REAR I5I2 sT.-SoUTH HALF. $3.50
rear rear 1916 1916 tta st. ~ n.w.i7x4, 4o:oo 4ooo
ALLAN F; WALKER e CO. INC..
S13 18th st. NV. Main 2Gai0.
9th & G SITS NE-2 CARS. BRICK $1,000
9th & Keefer sts.-1 car. ....... 800
14th & Newton sts-1 car. ... 75O
18th & Columbia rd.-2 cars. ..... 5000
SHANNON & LUCHS. Inc.
713 14th st. Main 2345.
GARAGE SPACE. WITH HEAT
R. 1924 Eye st. NV.
Call Franklin 5SSS-J.
617 LIST. N:w-LARGE GARAGE, SUIT
able for repair work.
1853 Columbia rd.-2-car garage.
Rear 916 18th st.-Garage. with room for
se'erAi cars c. aHs v. 0s1fa sfMpsoN CO.
1904 Vermont ave. Frank. 5T00.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
GOOD BARGAINS
ON EASY TERMS.

Wholesale candy and nut business. Rent
only S25. 40 to so per cent ret profit. Full
stock and equipment. including Ford truck
Well established trade with about 800 stores
Price. $1,000: terms.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
1921 18th St. North 1926.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.

REAL BUYS!
Cole Sport Touring. 1924: perfect $500
Hudson Speedster. late model: excellent 575
Dodge Touring. hIgh-hood model ..... 375
Packard Touring. twin Il: new paint. $50
Cadillac Touring. 50: good condition:
Hudson Super 6 Touring: used little. 800
Studebaker Light Is Sedan: late .... 525
Studebsker Roadster, 1923: Al shape 375
Studebaker Light Touring. ......... 800
Buick Roadster. light q: high hood -. $50
Paige Light Il Sedan. ...-....... 215
Chandler 4pass. Coupe. late. ........ 215
Durant Touring: runs good. .......... go
Dodge Touring: good running order. -. 175
Ford Tudor Sedan. 1924 ............ $50
Ford Truck: l-ton: good body. ....... 800
Ford Truck: steel dump body: solid
Demonstrations cheerfully given: conven-
lent terms can be arranged. We're open all
the time
UNION STATION GARAGE
81 Eye st. NE. FIR. 1906 FIR. 1926.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Rickenbacker 1925 Sport

ago Balloon equipment. 4-wheel hydrauiie
trimmed in inlay mahogany with top lined
IN Persian gray top lining. Side windsheIds
dash electric ciear Igh,er as1qe and Sauge on
rear mirror-everything.
Remember; practically brand new and per-
Studebaker Roadster, 1922.
Light six. newly painted in vermillion
WITH With cream stTlpngs overhauled and in ex:
roadsters in town. S400.
Studebaker 1925 Special
g Sedan.
1000 miles. The latest DEVELOPMENT in
automotive engineering. with the automatic
blue and gold with nickel radiator and in.
Si.5s5. new 'D'' SeA'' '-''4'' eaie price
1924 Essex Coach.
is in excellent condition and paint is like
new Llneoln green upholstery: motometer.
Come early. 5000.
OTHERS INCLUDE
DODGES,
FORDS,
HUDSONS,
CHENROLETS.
and in all makes and
types, from
500 to $500.
STUDEBAKER,
The White Front Lot at
17O6 14th ST., 14th at r NV.
Phone Potomac 1888.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Tea room, splendid location. Well estab-
hshed: excellent receipts with a margin of
profit. Reasonable rent with a god lease
The price is very reasonable considering the
volume of business. Terms may he arranged.
Do not miss this rare opportunity for secur-
ing high grade digDified business, produC-
ing excellent returns
Evening star., 1925-11-08

FURS--Scarf. exquisite silver fox. excep-
tionally large: seal coat. 3B-3S, white bro
caded lining: never worn: black velvet eve
ming coat. white squirrel lining genuine
ermine collar and cuffs gifts. sacrifice
priees Adams 64D7 9s
Evening star., 1925-11-08

FURNISHINGS for households at 1107 9th
st. NV and 700 ct. s.w. No dealers ss
FURNITURE-SeveraI pieces. for sale or
exchange. 1908 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Cigar and lunch stand in large downtown
Office building: clearing over $50 wkly: rent.
$50: price. So 800. Hours. to pm.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

FURNITCRE-Antiaue and modern. Ma
hogany sideboard. dining table. dining chairs.
other tables odd chairs. Governor Winthrop
desk. stools beds dresser. pictures. curtains
mirrors. old china. portere. luncheon cloth
etc Call 10 a.m.-10 pm. SUNDAY: after B 80
other days Apartment 302. 1881 S st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

FTRNITURE-Rugs. Englander, tables
chairs. handsome hall set: misc lot cheap.
1000 St. apt FL Potomac 3l26-J.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

CELLO AND CASE. good condition. good
tone S25. 1142 Kalorama rd
Evening star., 1925-11-08

tCOntinueu VI. -:eXi fa.c..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

And Mister Peg Leg did have the
incest carrot perfumes and things
like thnt as we'll ms lettuce'leaf
handkerchiefs and beet pin cush.
ions.
But everything wasn't all roses
and daisies. There was trouble,
too.
And It Is ono OF these affairs
this story is about.
It's about. the red and blue shawl
that Mrs. Cracknuts bought 10 wear
TO the party and what happened
TO II.
Nancy and Nick and tho little
peddler man came to tho grounds
OF tho Cracknuts building (which
was called Maple Troo Flats and
Munich Mouse took them up in tho
elevator and they all got out.
Tap. tap. tapl they went on Mrs.
CraciSnuts' own door TO her apart.
ment
Mrs. Cracknuts answered IL her.
self.
DO you need anything todsy?"
asked Mister Peg Leg.
We'll. should say do" cried
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XII b Olive Roberts Bartor\ 0NV
No 1o-MRs. CRACKNUTS' ROSE SHAWL

mo fino new peg leg. but mcb6e
III have enough over to buy me
another wooden leg and couple OF
wooden arms. They might come In
handy some tIme-you never can
tell"
"oh. don't forget your head. Mis-.
ter Peg Leg" laughed Nancy. You
might need a wooden head some
time. too
81 have one" answered the pttlc
fellow mcrrily.
And then they all laughed again.
Everybody was very happy.
Business was fine for two rca.
sons.
One reason was that everybody
had TO have something new TO
wear 10 tho party.
Tho other reason was that every
body had TO take Mrs. Bunny a
t,reFent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

There was 20 DO Il party In the
Iand-ofDear.finows- Where.
A birthday partyi
A birthday party for Mrs. Bios.
som Bunny!
But altho every Tom. Dick and
Harry and susy. Jane and Mary.
knew ali about Il, Mrs. Bunny her
self never knew a word.
Because II was 20 be surprise
and she wasn't TO know a thing
about II until the very day.
But you may be sure that bust.
ness was good for Mister Peg Leg,
the little peddler man. He and
Nancy and Nick were as busy as
as ants in "A sugar barrel. And
the way he was selling things al
most made him dizzy with happi'
ness.
MY, N.Y. he declared AT this
rate I shall not only be able to buy
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

ALDEN pRAkE Formerly q salt
OF. now grown soft and flebhy thru
a lie ~ idlo ease. Visits sailor
town. where hr meets
JOE HUNTING, a seaman. WIN
whom he drinks himself nil MS ie',
IN harronm. Awakening neat
morning Drake hfaFE-
CAPT STEVENS % the ofontea
denounce him as q dude, Ankff,
Drake Sueaka aboard the orontes az
ono ~ thr crew For avs mic ne
passes muster a. 'fctcr lneHi Wn
an Stevens recognizes him There
follows 4 fight between Drake aud
stevens Ia which Drake is snundlt
trouuced Tie is put down IN tht
ships articles a. Boy thcrebN
shamlng him before
MARY MANNING. daughter % the
Surnar. who is = passenger On thf
OronteA Joe Buntlns and Drake lolu
hands In the forccasuc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
HOW TO EkD
BLADDER TROUBLE

Remarkable results in quickly
clearing up iong-standing cases OF
bladder trouble and weak kidneys
arc being obtained with remark.
able remedy originally compounded
many years ago by a famous Hol-
land chemist. II goes direct 10 the
overworked and conEestcd kidneys
and bladder. and tones them up and
restores them TO normal working
order often In - hours. Physicians
have known It's value for years. but
il liz only recently that ahe genuine
Impoftsd oil has been put up in
easy to-take, thstclcss capsule form,
under the namo Of Red Mill Haar-
Ism OIL Costs only boo. and sold un-
der an absolutely money-back guar
nntee. Ask these druggists. Owl
Drug Co.--AdyertiremenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

said quietly. and methodically vent
10 work upon the splitting Tony.
Even Joe stared. Drake had not
gone thru sea apprenticeship
without learning TO fight: and. being
intelligent. and hating a beating. he
had learned to fight to win. But win.
ming by such tactics rs he used was
new experience in the forecastle.
Ho used his fists entirely. When