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COuGus-A HARMFr,L MUSTANGS

Are warning of an inflamed, irri-
tated. congested state Of the air pass
ages. which with neglect. damp and
changcable weather. so often prog
resses into bronchitis or pneumonia.
Effective for these serious coughs and
colds is Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
caily raises the germ-laden phiegm.
puts soothing. healing coating on.
the irritatcd. inflamed throat II
stops tickling and nervous hacking,
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drcn and grown persons. Satisfaction
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BECAUSE one woman SO advises
- others. and because doctors 50
urge. most women are deserving the
old-tinc sanitary pad" for new
and better way.
Eight i'll 10 better class women
now use "kOTEN.'
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tissue. No laundry. No embar-
rassment
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nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes. thus ending ALL
danger OF offending. HI.
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ment stores simply by saying
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hesitsncy.
Package OF II costs only a few
cents. Proves old ways a needless
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GUILD TO MEET

st. Georges Guild will meet at
the home Of Mrs. s. A. Floren, IT'S
Fourth street, at 8 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Final arrangements will
be made for the frolic and dance to
be given April % and -. All COM
mittee. members are especially urged
to be present.
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LADIES AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid society Of tho First
BAPTIST church will meet in the base
,ncnt paFlors Of the church Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mem
hers are requested to be present with
their, friends.
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w. W. G.. GIRLS MEET

The World Wide Guild Girls Of the
First Baptist church were entertain.
ed last evening at the home Of Miss
Evelyn Jacobson. There was good
attendance and plans we're made for
work to be done in the near future.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

Emil Miller Of Raleigh entered the
St. Alexius hospital yesterday for
treatment. lie was accompanied TO
Bismarck by his father, Max Miller.
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TRINITY LUTHERAN LADIES WILL
MEET

The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
will meet in the church parlors to-
morrow afternoon. A waffle supper
will be served All are welcome.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schantz, Bis
marck, are the parents of q daughter
born yesterday at the st. Alexius
hospital.
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Vapo Carpet Cleaners. Bis
marck phone 398. Mandan
phone 361.
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RETURN FROM GRAND FORKS

Miss Gyda Bryneldson, Mrs. G.
Rcrtsch, Miss Peggy Dertsch, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Stanton have re-
turned from weekend visit in
Grand Forks.
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are positively prohibited b.
city ordinances. Any viOls
tions 0f these regulations wi
be followed by arrest Of tn
offender.
w. S. ROHRER,
Street Commissioner
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HERE/ON BUSINESS
George Weiss and son Of Dodge
were in Bismarck yesterday transact
ing business.
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N. a. LADIES' SPONSOR EXHIRIT
LADIES AID To MEET

: The Ladies' Aid society Of the
First Lutheran church will meet in
the church parlors Thursday after.
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Charles
Larson, Mrs. Theordore Larson, and
Mrs. c. liver Larson of Mandan will
be the hostesses. A large attend
ancc is desired. Refreshments will
be served
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Mr.. Bob. presented by the
Bismarck A. q. u. w. Lodge
100 at st. Mary's Auditorium.
April 18th ut s o'clock. Price
80 cents.
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RETURNS HOME

L. A. Fowler has returned to his
home in Mankato, Mimi, after a Wis
it in Bismarck with his brother. c.
A. Fowler Of the A. w. Lucas store.
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RETURNS FROM MINOT
Jack Dillon of the highway depart
>ment has returned from Minot, where
he spent the weekend.
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HERE ON BUSINESS /.

HERE ON BUSINESS .
Georoe d. Mcdowell Of jamestown,
distriet special as,nt for the North
ern Pacific Railway company, was
in the city yesterday and today on
business. lie returned home this at
ternOOn.
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The Mothers club will meet Tues
day afternoon, April IL, with Mrs.
w. r. Harris, instead Of with Mrs.
G.. q. Robinson az was first planned.
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NfOVEN TO JAMESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. l. Murray, who
have been living at 3O6 Seventh
street, have left for jamestown where
they will make their home.
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Tennis Shoes, for early
spring sports, at only half
price. Harry Rosen on 5th
street.
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vrSTTfNC IN ST. PAUL

Dr.. w. P. ,Thelen Of Wilton IS
spending the week in St. Paul with
his daughter, Miss Gretchen Thelen
who attends St. GATHERINGS College.
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uIpYC rv.ASS 70 MrET

The Bible class Of St. Georges
Episcopal church will meet this even
ing ut 7:45 o'clock. There will be
choir practice Thursday evening at
7:45 O'Clock.
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FOOD SALE

FOOD SALE
The second division Of the Metho-
dist Ladies Aid society will have a
food sale ut Hoskins- Meyer Saturday
afternoon.
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SHOPPING HERE

Mrs. William Engetcr Of Hebron
visited yesterday with her son. who
is i'll at local hospital.
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RETURNS From CAvJCORNI

John Reuter- has returned from an
extended visit in California. MIR.
Reuter- has gone to Garrison on bust
nexs and plans to return to Bismarck
for the summer.
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COMPLETES IN ORATORICAL CON
TECT

Kenneth Crawford Of Bismarck was
one Of the contestants in the peace
oratorical contest held recently at
the University Of North Dakota. Ed
mund Relshcim Of Dickinson, who
was awarded first. place, will contest
at the state meet in Valley City, May
IL
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uOSPltuIs
HERE ON BUSINESS
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Bowan Of Wishek
were business visitors in Bismarck
Tuesday.
At HOSPITAL
John Ready of Driscoll is confined
to the St. Alexius hospital by illness.
ON BUSINESS
Roy Random Of Sterling was bus
mess visitor in Bismarck yesterday.
FROM STERLING
r. NJ. Gosney Of Sterling was bus
mess visitor in Bismarck yesterday.
FROM SCHRUNK
James Novy. Schrunk, N. D.. was
in the city yesterday on business.
HERE FROM POLLOCK
Mrs. f. d. Topper Of Pollock, >.
D., is in the city on business.
MOTT VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner OF Mott
spent Tuesday in Bismarck.
HERE YESTERDAY
]. D. Rempie Of Regain was in the
city yesterday on Guinness.
The postponed regular
monthly meeting Of the Bur.
leigh County Sports club will
be held at the Lions Den at
3 p. m. Sunday, April nth. A
full attendance desired.
Us. Eaton. Secretary.
Bargains for everybody at
the Harry Rosen Selling Out
Sale. s
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VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dimond Of
Wilton spent Tuesday in the city
with, friends.
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PATIENTS AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Fred Edgar and son of Under
wood are patients at the st: Alexius
hospital.
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. sss FROM DRISCOLL

Martin Olson was in the city yes
terday from Driscoll, transactine
business.
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p. T. A. ORGANIZED

= A Parent Teacher Association was
organized Monday, evening at Sterling
through the efforts Of Mrs. Emma
Golden and Miss Madge Runey Of
Bismarck. There IRE 80 members.
Mrs. Clinton Gaskill was elected
president; Max Lang. vice president:
Mrs. X. NJ. LOOMS, secretary and
Mrs. II. NJ. lesson, treasurer.
Last evening Mrs. Golden, who is
in charge. Of organization work for
the p. T. A. in the state, and Miss
Runey attended q meeting of the p.
T. A. at Mckenzie.
N. E. LADIES SPONSOR EXHIBIT
So much renewed interest in art
has resulted from the exhibition at
the Association Of Commerce rooms
thataHhe ladies Of the Methodist
Episcopal church have decided to
sronsor loaned exhibit of art, crafts
and antiques. Many beautiful things
are owned by people Of Bismarck,
many Of which have already been
kindly offered for the exhibit which
will be held the afternoon and
evening Of Friday, April 90.
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Cook with Gas. It's tn
Ideal Fuel.
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Bargains for everybody at
the Harry Rosen Selling Out
Sale.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Duell. Jr., president: distributed by
Metro Goldwyn.
Apparelling Baby
Fatality List

EDITORS NOTE: This IL the
ninth Of series of articles ON care
fOf the baby. TOmOrrOw's cOnclud-
ing article will he: General Rules.
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ENTERTAINS WITH BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Mrs. A. c. Brainerd entertained
yesterday afternoon for her daugh.
ter. Phyllis joyce, celebrating her
sixth birthday anniversary. Guest.
included IL little boys and girls
Games we're played, a prize being
awarded to Charles Conner.
Pink and white decorations were
used and Easter favors were present.
ed to the guests. Mrs. Brainerd was
assisted in serving by Miss Gladys
Carlander and Miss Cleo Arness.
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PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS MEET

The Progressive Mothers club met
at the home of Mrs. Fred Svarcn
Tuesday afternoon. Following the
business meeting a program was Civ.
en-. Garden hints were given in re.
Spouse to roll call. Mrs. Roy Riggs
gave an interesting paper, "The
Rights of Childhood" At the con-
clusion Of the afternoon the hostess
served luncheon.
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MRS. FLICK ENTERTA1Ns CLUB

Mrs. ]. r. Fleck of the Hughes
Apartments was hostess to the Moth
ers' Service club Tuesday afternoon.
After q short business meeting bridge
was played, honors going to Mrs; J.
F. Regain. The hostess served a
luncheon at the conclusion Of the
afternoon. The club will meet fort
nightly in the homes Of the members,
the meetings to be alternately for
social and study purposes.
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HERE YESTERDAY
]. D. Rempfe Of Regain was in the
city yesterday on Guinness.
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Eve,y Yard Guaranteed

II, for any reason whatever, any Everfast Wash Fa
money will be refunded only for the purchase price
but for all making costs Of the garments as WELL
applies to every Everfast weave and color.
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MOTT VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner of Mott
spcnt Tuesday in Bismarck.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
MRS. HANCOCK TO BROADCAST

Mrs. Horace Hancock of Linden street will broadcast soprano solos tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock from radio station WTIC, Travellers Insurance Co.,. Hartford. Miss Mar garet Traver of Monroe street will accompany her on the plano. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
BRINGS SUIT TO FORGE
 OWNERS TO CONVEY FARM
Leonard Fisher of Bristol Claims Max Kennedy And Harry Rubin
 Agreed to Sell.

Judge Leonard Nickerson In the superior court yesterday reserved de- cision In the suit of Leonard Fischer of Bristol against Max Kennedy and Harry Rubin Of this city for a speci- fic performance of contract to sell the old Dr. Morris farm of 195 acres in Burlington and Bristol.
 Fischer claimed that Kennedy and Rubin contracted to sell the farm on September ?, 1924 for S17.0O0 with the provision that Fischer take pos session, raise a first mortgage from the Federal Land Bank and perform by November ?, 1924. Fischer en- countered difficulty in securing the first mortgage. In July, 1925. Ken. nedy and Rubin, over the protest Of Fischer who said that the mortgage could be secured, rescinded the con tract and sought to sell the property.
 Fischer claims that since he has been on the pIoperty, he has ex- pended $1.3G714 for improvements S2, 400 for livestock to run the farm and also gave $500 earnest money. If he is denied the right to buy the property, he asks for the return of the money he h,.s spent, plus q daily wage of S5 for the time he has spent in improving the property.
 The defendants have counter
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
MORSE TRIAL PUT
 OFF UNTIL MONDAY
Defendant COllapSeS on Way to
 Court Room

New York. Oct. 29 P-Glenbard s. Foster, of East Orange. N. J., one of the r defendants in the Morse mail fraud trial, collapsed today in a taxicab on the way from his home to the federal building and the trial was postponed until Monday. Eos ter had been i'll since the trial began three weeks ago.
 In the event of prolonged illness of Foster it was said the trial would be indefinitely postponed or motion made for the dismissal of Foster from the present trial so that the case might proceed.
 The defendants, among whom are three sons of Charles w. Morse, are charged with conspiracy 10 defraud investors by false representation of steamship company stock broadcast through the mails.
 Another of the defendants, Rupt M. Much, reported today that when he returned to his apartment from yesterdays session of the trial he found thieves had ransacked the place and stolen about $500 worth of clothing and valuables.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
FLETCHER SIGNED
 ID COACH TANKS
McCann Of Springfield Also
 Signs as Scout

New York, Oct. 29 P)-Arthur Fletcher. former manager of the Philadelphia Nationals, has signed as a coach with the New York Yank- ees, the club announced today.
 The Yankees also announced the acquisition as scout of Gene Me Cam. manager of the Springfield, Mass, club of the Eastern League last year and a former major league pitcher.
 Fletcher joins the Yankee board of strategy after three years as man. ager of the Phillies. He was no;i- fled of his release ten days ago and has been succeeded by Stuffy Nc Innis.
 Fletcher is expected to serve as first lieutenant on the field to Miller Huggins, manager of the American league champions. He was star at shortstop for the New York Giants under McGraw but this is his first American league engagement.
 McCann has had wide major league as well as minor league ex- perience. He formerly managed the Bridgeport club in the Eastern club before taking the helm at Spring field.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29

A new perfume which the inven7 tor asserts will remove all facia wrinkles is being made at Grasse home of French perfumes.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
Boys Rob Store While
 Proprietor Is in Rear

Detective Sergeant Ellinger last night apprehendcd three boys who are said to have admitted theft Of fountain pen, wrist watch, cigarette case and similar articles at the Kul- per Printing Co. store on Main street q few days ago. The boys went quietly into the store and took the articles, they said, without being de- tected by the proprietor, who was working in the rear of the place. When he came out they purchased a Halloween mask and walked out unmolested.
 Sergeant Ellingcr also cleared up the reported theft of a pocketbook containing S6 from a woman who employed boys to help her move her furniture. One of the boys admitted to Sergeant Ellinger that he took the pocketbook, He said he found" it in the tenement.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
French Newspaper Leader
 Is Sentenced to Prison

Paris. Oct. 29 P)-The court of appeals today sustained a prison sentence of two years against Charles Maurras, royalist leader and director of the newspaper L'Action Francaise. for writing a threatening letter to Abraham Schrameck, min ister of the interior in the Herriot cabinet.
 The court decided that the letter written in the fall of 1924 menaced the then minister with death unless certain activities of communists were halted.
 When the case originally came up for trial, Maurras did not appear and his attorney told the court that the royalist leader, who is one of Frances most noted philosophers and historians, did not desire 10 re- tract 8 single word. Marraus was condemned to two years imprison- ment by default and later appealed the decision.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
CENTRAL JR. II. s. NOTES

The sectional presidents of the Central Junior high school were called to a meeting in the auditorium this morning by Principal French. Mir. French spoke on traffic In the hall and conduct in classrooms. It was also announced that a presi- dents meeting will be held every Monday morning at S:S0.
 The Junior Dramatic club of the Central Junior high school will give a play called the Haunted Gate" at 415 Wednesday, November 3. The club Is under the direction of Miss A. F, McLam. The play is of the Halloween type.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
Manila Is Shaken by
 Earth Tremors Today

Manila, Oct. 29 Pl-The earth quake which shook Manila early to- day apparently covered a wide area in the Philippines. being felt over practically the entire island of Luzon. The temblor centered about 200 miles north of here.
 Many persons in the city were frightened by the heavy shock scores leaving buildings. One member of the municipal council jumped out of a window in the city hall.
 No damage has been reported.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
British Bishop, Held by
 Chinese, Reported Freed

London, Oct. 29 Pl-A Reuters dispatch from Picking says that it was reported there today that Bishop T. A. Scott of the Church of Eng land mission, who was captured by bandits yesterday in Shantung, has been released.
 Bishop Scott, who was appointed to the diocese of Shantung as bishop in 1921, was proceeding from his headquarters for a survey of the dio- case when he was set uopn by out laws near Wulaihsien and carried off The British legation at Picking plan ned yesterday to make vigorous representations to the Chinese gov ernment for his release without the payment of ransom.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29

London, Oct. 29 P)-Professor William J. Husscy, noted astrono- mer and director Of the observatory at the University of Michigan, died suddenly at dinner last night while entertaining friends at his boarding house here.
 Professor Hussey addressed the astronomy club yesterday afternoan. Upon returning to his room he was taken ill but decided to keep a din ner engagement with friends. Dur ing the meal he suddenly fell from his chair and died before a doctor could arrive.
 Professor Hussey, who was en route to Blocmfontein, South Africa to establish a university observatory station there, arrived in England, with his wife, on October 23.
 At the inquest today, Mrs. Hussey told the coroner that her husband had had an attack of pleurisy before leaving the United States. The ex- amining physicians testified that death was due to hemorrhage through the rupture of an aneurism of the left vcntricle of the heart. The coroner returned a verdict stating that death was due to natural causes.
 Professor Hussey's death occurred at the Kensington home of Deane Prescott Mitchell, one of his former pupils. Dinner had just begun and Professor Hussey was speaking when he suddenly collapsed.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
COUNT TOLSTOY IN MOVIES

Hollywood Cal, Oct. 29 R}- Count Illya Tolstoy has turned movie actor. The count. who will cele- brate his G1st birthday next week, will play the role of his noted father, Count Leo Tolstoy, in the prologue of the forthcoming production of ''Resurrection."
 Count IIlya came to Hollywood some weeks ago 10 act as 'litery ad- wiser" in the filming of his fathers novel
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
HAHN OPUS FEATURED

The overture being played at the Capitol theater is the Navy Frolic march, by George Hahn, of this city, The march came to light dur ing the showing of the Dempsey Tunney pictures recently and is be- ing featured for the overture this week.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29

claimed for the election of Fischer and damages or the time he has been there. G. W. Crawford repre- sented Fischer and Fred B. Hunger ford appeared for the defendants.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
IAINDRGNIEN MEET

Springfield, Mass. Oct. 20 Pl-- Several hundred laundry owners at tended the opening session of the two days convention of the Massa- chusetts and Connecticut Laundry Owners associations meeting to- sether here today. George L.. Mum of this city spoke on adver- Using and Lewis B. Allyn, a West field chemist. gave some of the re- suits of his research in laundry work for the last two years. To- morrow will be devoted largely to business.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29
MICHIGAN PROFESSOR
 DIES IN ENGLAND
w. J.. Hussey Stricken While Enter taining Friends at Dinner
 Party.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct, 29 P)- Professor William J. Hussey, profess sor of astronomy and director of the observatory at the University of Michigan, died yesterday in London, according to word received here to- day. Professor Hussey was en route to Bloemfontein, South Africa, to establish University observatory station there.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-29

BOSTON COLLEGE GETS GAME
 Newton, Mass, Oct. 2s Pl-Bos- ton college announced today that 1t had filled it's open date on Novem- Der 20 with a game with Gettysburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-02-12
The Newcomb Club.

Mrs. Barley was hostess to the New
comb Club at her home in Battery Park OF
Friday. February 5th.
The club voted to continue to give prize,
for nature study work to the Bethesds
school. Prizes to the boys for best made
bird boxes and feeding trays-to girls fol-
best original bird stories.
A decision was reached to study Gals.
worthy stories Of the Forsyth family next
year-The White Monkey, In Chancery To
Let and The Forsyth Saea-beine used.
One new member was received. Mrs. H.
c. Walden. Of Bethesda.
Prof Bosworth gave most interesting
talk. with humorous touches, on Account
ancy. dispelline the idea some had that
an accountant was a sort Of Burroughs
adding machine and bookkeeper Prof
Bosworth said it took -four OF FIVE years of
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
seTiber OF Montgomery county has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Mont
somery county. Nd, letters Of admins
tration on the personal estateof
EDWARD D. WAKEFIELD,
late Of Montgomery county. deceased. AL
persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. to the sub
scriber on or before the 9Th day Of
August. 1926; otherwise they may, bylaw
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
February. 1925.
J. PAUL WAKEFIELD.
feb 12-et Administrator.