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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
Sent On
MlNNEApOLls GRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. 2O--LF)--Whcat
receipts 362 cars compared to 1920 a
year AFRO. Cash No. northern 1890
Lac: No. dark northern spring,
choice to fancy l.a7n1.5l; good IL
chico i.43@1.l6: ordinary to good
I.4O@l.43; No. hard snring l.42@
l.52: No. dark hard Montana on
track t.38Nl.d5: to arrive l.38@1. 45:
Sept. 1881: September winter l.i. Is
December .l.4l.
j., Corn No. 3 yellow 49, GO74E.
Oats No. 8 white 38M38H..
Barley 54Q1G5.
Rye No. 2, el'M03.
Flax No. 1, c.20Hc.3l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sAlE-one practicall new Chev.
rolet ton truck with enclosed cab
and body. and extra tiSe. just the
thing for school bus. One 1926
Star six coupe. same as new, only
run 1900 miles. Can be bought al
y big discount: One 1926 special
Dodge coupe. fully equipped. 1925
cash will take it.. BISMARCK NO.
TOR CO., iSTuDEBAKER DIS.
TRiBUTORS.
FOR SALE Three month's old Chev.
roict Coach. fully equipped, excel
len. condition. Write care Tribune
No, rs.
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FOR SAILS room bungalow. Gu.
rage. Small payment down, and
monthly payments at a very rca.
senablc rrice. For sale by owhc,
direct. Phone OIL. .
OR SALE x ono story 36xi6 house
3ix5l barn ard I acres OF land 10
Gated northeast Of tho country club
Michael hilscher. bismarck, N. D
FOR RENT--Modern bungalow with
heated garage. 12l Ave. A. West
Phohc 1921.
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MINNEAPOLIS FI.Ol'R

Minneapolis, Sept. 2O--L4Y Flour
unchanged to Is cents lower: in car
load lots family patents quoted at
SOOM8O5 barrel in 98-popnd cotton
sacks. Shinments 5O.O53 barrels.
Bran C1.5O.
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LIBERTY RnNns

New York. Sept. cO-CP)--Libcrty
bonds closed: } 1-2s 1OO.12; first 4
Ids 1Ol Is; second 4 LIS 1OO.l7:
third 4 las 1912; fourth 4 las 1923.
U. 3. G. Is 1O3.lS; ditto 4 lbs 1912
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ROOMS rOR RENT

NOOW0 UObN - oSsSs
FOR RENT-Onc large modern room.
kitchenettc and closet furnished
for light housekeeping, also ga
rage for. rent. Call 523. Phone
..S7W.
NEWLY Decorated, city-hcated. mod
crn light housekeeping room, SINCE
/ or coRAeSlld.r. College building
Telephone 1874.
TWO NICELY furnished sleeping
j rooms in first block east Of Bunk
If N. ID. on Main St. Apply at S22
Main St.
FOR KENT-A warm furnished room
i'm modern home. Good location
Call evenings. l22 Ave. a. Phone
Sl2W.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room, in a
modern home. Also board If deslr-
ed. 81 Fourth St. Phone llO4.
FOR RENT-Light. housekeeping
rooms, kitchencttc and closet. All
Fifth St. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Four rooms over Knowles
Jcwelry store. Apply to F. A
knowles. -
F'UK KkNT--Furnished or unfurnish-
cd room. Close in. Call 832W.
FOR RENT-One sleeping room. Cal
960LJ after $3.50. ~.
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WORK WANTED

WANTED - Part time bookkeeping
work. have had five years book
keeping experience, ind can take
charge of any set Of books. Write
Tribune No. 20.
LAUNDRY. AND CLEANING = W III
come TO your home or take laundry
TO mine. Will also do hou sec lean
ing. Good work done. Phone 7S6W.
AOa Ave. Il.
!. WANTED A high school girl wishes
"A place to work for room and board.
phOno 7X7J IA
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chica9o, Sept. 90-ld SHUTTER
easy; receipts 9.424 tubs; creamery
cA4tYs standards ~; extra fifsts
sle@4G; firsts 37A@40; seconds 81
Eggs unchanged; receipts 6.95G
eases; iirsts se4@s7s; ordinary
firsts 2O@S8. "
Cheese sNnch1nicd.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PET ONE 5 =2AA4'.sa ,a.sst
oFFlCE RoOM rOR RENT

FOR RENT --Dental office rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Kershaw,
n suitable for any kind Of mn office.
Inquire City National Sank. Bis
mafek.
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g--
LOST-Malc setter. vicinity Of Sterl.
ing mostly. white, with orange col.
collar fS .4 Reward S Is to ~kcresSo o 1"
A. ". Mcllen. Bismarck.
LOST-A lady's white gold wrist
watch Friday, Sept. 18th, between
Eighth street and Ave. A and Pro.
fessor Jacks. Reward. Phone 6l6J.
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A THOUGHT

The righteous shail flourish Ike
the PLAN tree: they shalt still bring
forth fruit in old age; they shalt be
fat and Tonrishinx. -Ps. ss:i:. II.
Heaven itself has ordained tho
right. Washington.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Sept. 2O--(R Poultry
alive. easy; receipts 25 cars; fowls 10
@24h.; springs 2OM24: turkeys -:
ROSTERS Is; ducks 22@2G; geese Is.
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MADAM RENO, celebrated Palmist,
who is now at the Annex Hotel,
Room 40, will tell yopr past, pres
ent and future. why you arc un-
happy and dissatisfied. Complete
readings for $l.O0. Office hours
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GOOD, DEPENDABLE USED ckRs

GOOD, DEPENDABLE USED CARS.
Here you will find used cars, carefully
taken care of under our own roof
in heated building. These cars
are ovcrhaulcd. and guaranteed and
arc the best values to be found In
the used car market. Let us show
you our stock.
Ford One Ton Truck; Buick Six Tour
ing: Dodge Touring; Dodge Sedan;
Ford Light Delivery; Ford Coupe;
and other bargains. Easy Pay
smcnts.
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MALE HELP WANTED

GOVERNMENT PATROL INSPECT
TOR--CuarGs needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$3.50 yearly. Particulars tree.
Write. Osment, 33-P., St. tLeuts.
Mo. Immediately. .ie
WAN1ED-Ae And women to learn
barber tra1s.< Great demAnA. big
wsxcs. Few weeks completes. .Cnta-
Ing and spe4.ial offer free. AoAef
Barber College Fargo. N OAK.
LABORERS-Ffvc laborcrs wanted
for ditch work. Inquire Consoli-
dated Utilities Co., Bismarck. N. y.
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FARGO RlJTTER

Fargo, N. D.. Sept. 2O-dPl--Bu
ter lat, churning cream IL; packing
stock 81. W.
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BARGAINS FOR SALE

6 ROOM modern house, 2 bed rooms,
full basement, hardwood floors
down stairs, heat, water and sew
or. cast front. so foot lot. bar
gain for $500. on good terms.
: ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms,
fill basement. hot water heat.
light. water apd sewer. for $39SO.
on terms.
NICE 50 foot lot in Rivcrview Addi-
.',n. south front. for $685.. Cash.
Many other houses and lots Tor
sale. h.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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sQJsINus CHANCES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEsLWish
to sell my onc-half interest In the
furnishings Of Ia room. roOmiig
and boarding house. Rent on
building is reasonable, tho business
we'll established and centrally To-
Gated. Address Box 444, Bismarck.
n Oak
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FOR SALE

TEN ROOM two story house, two
bath rooms, all modern and COM
+ Elete and in GOOD condition. Fine
trees, lawn and shrubbery. Good
location. Price $52OO.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, ex-
cellent condition, garage. full lot,
fine garden. A. dandy home. Price
&525O.0C. Terms.
FIVE ROOM cottage and bath, mod
ern, located north part of town and
one block off pavement. Price
$42O0.OO. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM house and bath. brick
succeed, modern and in good con-
slition, porch, 6Oxl5O foot lot. Price
$A9OO.OO with small cash payment
balance monthly installmcnts.
FIVE ROOM cottage partly modern
practically new, garage, garden
lawn, and an excellent property
Price $32OO.OO. Terms.
TEN ROOM two story house and
bath, good condition and modern
double garage, 76xl60 foot lot. 10
Gated on Fourth street. Price
$625O.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath. ex
ira bed room in basement, built il
fixtures, garage in basement. all II
dandy condition. Price $465O.OO
S65O.OO cash, balance on month";!
installments.
OTHER equally good homes for sale
also lots in all parts Of town a
very reasonable prices. See u
. promptly and arrange to get set
tied in your OWN HOME bcfor'
cold weather.
Phone 1873
INVESTORS MORTGAGE
. SECURITY COMPANY, INC
Office " with First Guaranty
Bank
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POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. 2O-LP)--Potatoes,
receipts SAG cars: on track APT; total
Y. S. shipments Saturday 1,133; Sun
day 33 cars; trading fair, market
weak: Wisconsin sacked rund whites
1.85T2.0O; bulk l.75@1.9O; Minnc-
sofa sacked round whites 1.75N1I84:
Minnesota. North Dakota sacked Rcd
river Ohios 2.05@o.l5; Idaho sacked
rurals o.OOM2.lO.
Minneapolis, Sept. 2O--U. S. d. of
A.)--Potatoes, demand very slow,
market weaker: carloads delivered
sales, freight only deducted, Minne-
apofis and st. Paul rate, too few sales
reported to quote.
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Phone 1873
FARM LAMBS FOR SALE

CANADIAN FARM--Oving to illness.
must sell my 32l acre farm in Al
bcrta. Good for wheat, sheep. etc.
Good house, $1,000. Joe Stecdc.
.Kifscoty, Alberta, Canada.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-A very nicely furnished
modern apartment, including. piano
and all electrical cOnveniences.
Clean and warm. Always hot wa
ter. To responsible couple. SO1
Fourth street.
FOR RENT--A furnished modern
apartment. Also an unfurnishcd
modern apartment. A room part
~ modern house. close in. For
sale q bed Gufo;d. Phone SO5 after
4 p. m.
FOR RENT-A four room partly fur
nished apartment with sleeping
porch and bath, with or without
garage. Ga Rosser. Phone. 403- y.
FOR RENT--A very nicely furnished
5 small modern apartment Tor one
lady. Clean, warm, and always hot
water. SO7 Fourth street.
FOR RENT--A 3 or room, modern
apartment furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Write Tribune No: q.
FOR RENT - Furnished apartments.
The .Laurain Apartments. Phone
300. h. F. Flanagan, Prop.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Also
sleeping room. Call 434 during the
day and 960LJ evenings.
FOR Furnished light house
keeping apis. for two. AZ! Filth ~.
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:, from 900 a. IN. to 900 p. m. Sep
tcMber 20 to 18th.
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FEMALE HEELS, WANTED

WANTED Girl Cor general house
work. ono who can go home nights
preferred. SGSs Second st. fhonc
Co...
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PERSONAL

NJ. B. GILMAN 60.
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Plan Bazaar

The Junior Hadassah of Indian
apolis, affiliated with the Senior
Hadassah Of this city, and a unit
of the National Hadassah, will
sponsor a bazaar Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday. Nov. IT, IS and 10,
In a storeroom. of the Claypool, for
the benefit of orphans in Palestine.
The Junior Uadassah, consisting of
Jewish girls Is years of age and
over, was organized in this city
about two years ago. The purpose
Of this group is to carry on Pales-
tinian work.
Anyone wishing to contribute any
novel articles for the bazaar has been
requested to get in touch with the
general chairman, Mrs. NJ. Dobro-
WITT. Kenwood 5139. Articles will be
called for.
Members of the committees ere:
Publicity. Annette Goodman, chair
man; Esther NJ. Arnold. Esther
Safrin, Helen Marer, Shylamuth
Rabb, Bess Robbins, Goldie and
Lena Fivel, Rose Fogle, and Rose
Fishman. Decorations, Anne Green
berg, chairman; Iillyan Rosenthal,
Lena I4opiansky, Pearl Robbins,
F'reda Sheck. Libby Rosenthal.
Celia Goldstein, Sarah Kaminsky,
Clara Greenspan, Ruth Cohen and
Rose Koor.
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"HOWDYDO"
PARTY TO BE
GAYAFFALR
Vaudeville Company wiz
Receive HooSier Wei
come.

Plans are being laid for one OF the
gayest society affairs of the season
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Monday night, Nov. IS, when Frel
Ardath, vaudeville star, and his com
pany will be extended a "Hoosier
howdy-do" welcome party, sponsored
by the Pennsylvania Business Men's
Association.
Many notables in indianapolis so
ciety have been invited. Amone
those who have signifled their inten
ton OF attending are the Mayor and
Mrs. John l.. Duvall. Governor Jack.
son will be represented by members
Of His official staff Besides other
public officials there will be man,
leading business men and women Of
the city represented.
Fred Schenke, president Of the
Pennsylvania Business Mems Asso
citation will preside at the banquet
introducing Herb Jennings, Palac-
manager. as POSTMASTER.
Special decorations and lighting ef
fects are being arranged for the nj
fair, which is expected to eclipse an,
previous effort at welcoming stag
celebrities TO Indianapolis.
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will give a
recipe filing cabinet for recipe
submitted by a reader and printed
in this column. One recipe is
printed daily, except Friday. when
twenty are given. Address Recipe
Editor of The Times. Cabinets
will be mailed to winners.
Write only one recipe, name, ad-
dress and date on each sheet.
TUTTT FRUITTI CAKE
CNo Eggs)
One cup sugar, one-fourth cup
one-half cup raisins, one
half cup chopped nuts, one cup sweet
milk, one-fourth cup grated chocolate
or cocoa, one and one-half cup flour
one teaspoon soda dissolved in a lit
tie milk. Cream sugar and shorten
ing. add dry ingredients and liquids
and lastly the fruit
dredged in flour Bake in a moder-
ate oven.
Mrs. William POgue, DanviIIe, Ind.
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Welcomed

Members of the First Presbyterian
Church welcomed the new pastor and
his wife, DR.. and Mrs. George
Arthur Frantz, Friday evening in
the church parlors. Mrs. James w.
Lilly was general chairman of the
affair.
The parlors were decorated with
autumn flowers. A trio consisting
of Mrs. Almo Miller Lentz, Mrs.
Carolyn. Ayres Turner and Mrs. Con-
suelo Goldman Rettig. played Chair
men of the various committees that
sponsored the affair were Mrs. Edna
Christian. decorations; Mrs. John Kol-
mer. music; Mrs. David Ross, re-
freshments; Mrs. l.. L. Weir, serv-
ing; Miss Nora Doll, table decorat-
ing, and Mrs. James Taylor, at the
tea table.
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Among them were employees of the
Lyric Theater. including Charles NJ.
olsen, president Of the Central
Amusement Company.
The Zetathea Club will meet on
Wednesday ct the home Of Mrs. II.
F. Seay, 47O7 Park Ave. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. A. c. Bennett.
Mrs. G. F. Hurst, Mrs. Frederick
Lumley, Mrs. T. w. Engle and Miss
Ida Jones.
The Girls Friendly Society of
Christ Church will give a bunco
party at the MacLean Arms tearoom.
Nov 16, at 7:45 p. m. Tickets at
so cents a person may be secured by
calling Miss Mildred Rounds, Main
4542, or the church secretary.
The next regular meeting of the
indianapolis Junior Hadassah will
be held Sunday afternoon, Nov. IA,
at Kirschbaum Center, at 8 D. m.
Isidore Feiblenlan, attorney, and an
ardent Zionist, will talk on his trip
to Europe
Mrs. D. B. Sullivan, 2249 College
Ave, will be hostess to the Welfare
Club, Monday, at a 1890 luncheon.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Ell.
wood Ramsey, Mary Helen Maxwell.
z. l.. Burnett, Benjamin Bowman
and Roy Hartz.
There will be a card party at ST.
GATHERINGS hall Sunday evening, for
the benefit of the bazaar Mrs. Ed
ward Trimpe is chairman.
Mrs. Ralph Farley will entertain
the Kappa Chi Theta sorority Fri
day evening.
Officers Of the No. Division l..
A, A. o. H., will entertain Monday
at S:15, in the hall at 116 E. Mary
land ST., with euchre, bunco and
lotto.
The St. Patrick Social Club will
entertain at cards in it's school hall,
Prospect and Hunter SITS, Sunday
evening at $3.50.
indianapolis Chapter No. 20 of the
Woman's Organization National AS
ISOLATION Of Retail Druggists will
meet at noon luncheon Tuesday at
the chapter house, S02 E. Market
st. Mrs. w. c. Freund will preside.
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TO GIVE HOSPITAL PLAY

The Beriault School of Expression
will present an optimistic three-act
play named Nothing but Blue Sky"
at ST. Vincent's Hospital Sunday
night at Z. Those taking part are
Arthur j. Beriault, Miss Edna Mae
Dreamer, Miss Mary Ward, John
Hoffman and Edgar Banta.
The play is gift to the nuns,
Aurses, patients and their friends.
Mrs. May Mcintosh will entertain
the past presidents of w. r. c. No.
10 Wednesday at her home, SAT N.
Temple Ave.
A card and bunco party will be
given Sunday afternoon and evening
at Assumption Hall, in West In
Gianapolis.
A surprise birthday party was
given Friday evening for Howard
Armstrong by Dick Wright at his
home, 2951 N. Pennsylvania st.
About thirty guests were present.
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Sister Ma1yS
Kitchen

KFAST-Baked apples with
prunes, cereal. thin cream, creameG
dried beef on toast, crisp graham
toast. milk, coffee.
observation-disclosures lima beans
tomato sandwiches, cup custard
rolled oats cookies, milk. tea.
DINNER-Beefstea en- casserole.
creamed cabbage, head lettuce with
French dressing, grapes, bran rolls
milk, coffee.
The cookies suggested in lunch
con menu will be most acceptable
in the school lunch box. They are
easy to make and keep unusually
well if stored in a tight tin box
in a secret place. Quite small chill
dren may eat these cookies. since
they are not difficult to digest ant
are really nourishing.
Rolled Oats Cookies
One cup light brown sugar, .
eggs, 1s-oup lard h.cup butter. x
cup sour milk. 2 cups rolled oats, .
cups pastry -four, l cup seeded and
ttNBhtu 4 fAAHAilNt ANA0lfpbii HOhttt '
teaspoon cinnamon, 1a.teaspoon va
nilla, a teaspoon salt.
Beat eggs until light and beat II
sugar Soften shortening and bea
into first mixture. Add -four. ra's
ms, cinnamon. salt and vanilla an,
mix thoroughly. Dissolve soda IL
milk and stir quickly into mixture
Add rolled oats and mix well. Oh
cookie sheet lightly and dust will
flour. Spread dough on the pan a,
thin as possible and bake ten min
utes in moderately hot oven. Cut
in squares while warm.
Or the dough can be dropped from
the tip OF the spoon onto well-oiled
and Toured tins. Drop about an inch
apart.
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)
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LITTLE THEATRES
COMMITTEES GIVEN
Will Be Augmented From Time to Time, President John
B. Reynolds Says, in Announcing Names.

Various committees for the Little
Theatre Society have been an.
nounced by John B. Reynolds, presi-
dent. These will be added to from
time to time, Reynolds said.
The membership committee is
composed of Edna Heaton, chairman,
Adah Bush, Margaret Williams,
Florence Howell Natalie Smith, Amy
Keene, May Vestal, Mary Reynolds,
Marian Hilgenberg. Louise O'Reilly,
Frances Henzie, Lucille Sullivan,
and Mesdames William Allen Moore,
Ruth McInnis Todd, James Steep,
Norman Green, Bernard Lewis, A. L..
Wilson, Muriel Powell, Maxfield
Pease, c. A. Beach, James r. Bran
son, Harry Parr, Hartley Sherwood,
and Messrs. Charles Bosch, Horace
Prunk, M. G. Furscott, j. B.
Reynolds, Arthur Beriault, Ralph
Thompson, Robert Winslow, and Ed
win Folsom.
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that pale, creamy yellow and green,
that it seemed the most natural
thing In the world to think Of her
as a water lily, and dress her to look
like one"
IT'S a shame that II won't be n
handsome young Prince Charming
that win have the pleasure of seeing
your sister in these pretty things
on her wedding night" Mrs. Dennis
eyes followed Faiths, and rested
dreamingly, wistfully on the IVA
ter Lily" negligee.
THAT must be Cherry now" Faith
said warningly, in n low voice, as
the front door opened ond closed
sharply.
"Ah, mademoiselle, we have some
thing to show you'll" Madame De.
Mise" put on her airs and her accent
as Cherry flung open the door into
her bedroom.
II can't be bothered right now!''
Caerry's eyes were wide, that blaz-
ing, angry yellow that Faith knew
so well. She ran to Faith, breath
lessly, and flung two letters upon
her sisters lap. Look! De you see
what I see, or am I going crazy?
Look-at that-at thatr'
Every vestige of color faded from
Faiths cheeks and lips. as her star.
ing, Mortified eyes took in the thing
that Cherry had seen.
Ito BE Continued
Copyright. 1926, NEA Service. Incl
Next: Can Bob Hathaway pos
sibly be the anonymous letter writ
err?
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On the play advisory committee
are M. G. Furscott, chairman: Mrs.
]. B. Stepp, and Mrs. Felix Geddes.
The costume committee consists of
Mrs. Norman Green, chairman, and
Mesdames Ralph Funkhouser, Emily
Barber, Mary Fogert, Hartley Sher-
wood, Joyn Titus, Benson Titus,
Paul Simpson, Reuben Levy, Ber-
nard Lewis, s. Auerbach, c. A.
Beach and Miss Elizabeth Hayes.
Publicity committees: Mrs. Hart
ley Sherwood, chairman: Mrs. Max
field Peace, Mrs. j. A. Goodman. Mrs.
James R. Branson, Miss Blanche
Shaw, Sam Freeman, John Brandon
and Jack Hewson.
Door committee: Walter Lieber.
James Steep, w. ID. Baker, Kenneth
Strawn, MaXfield Pease. Everett
Schofield. Homer Borst, George Fin
frock, Welmer Bushong. Hartley
Sherwood and DR.. Harry Parr.
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SCRATCHED ITCHING
SKIN UNTIL IT BLED
Relieved at once by a simple treatment

"Some time ago 1 had a bad case
of eczema and vine poisoning. AT
times scratched my skin until the
blood ran. Then our family doctor
advised me to use Resinol Soap and
Ointment. I obtained relief at once
and before long new, smooth skin
had taken the place of the old
sores. If Resinol should cost me
twice as much I would never be
without it as I do not think there
Ms a soap or ointment on the market
heir equal, and it seems to me 1
have tried almost all of them. Res
mol Soap is most refreshing and
pleasant to use, and Resinol ONT
ment has quick healing power.
have recommended these products
TO many people and expect to con-
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Then there's the mother-in-law,
who resents her daughters husband,
and there's the man who declares
that his life would be a rosy dream
IL only his wife's mother could get
transferred into the family Of his
worst enemy, etc. I've an idea.
Let's have an in-law letter party,
to encourage some folks and prove
that there're some in-laws who love
each other and really get along
nicely. If you're such an in-law, tell
me about it in the next few days.
I'll print only your initials.