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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-03

METROPOLITAN-The film
version OF. the stage musical play,
sally, Irene and Mary" crosses
the Metropolitan screen beginning
Sunday. The piece ran nearly
two years on Broadway as
stage attraction and the notable
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-03

GAYETY-Next week at the
Gayety will be an interesting one
in the the fact Of its bringing to
washington Lena Daley and her
own show, Miss Tobacco" for her
annual engagement. Miss Daley
promises that this seasons attrac-
ton will even surpass last years
big show. The latest edition OF
HMiss Tobacco" has IS colorful
stage settings with IA changes
" ccs,ames designed by Weldy
u Pa1Js The big cast includes
sure well-known favorites as
save Mills, Billy Bumps" Mack.
Lew Denny. Mabel Spencer, Bus
ter Desmond, Andy Mccain and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-03
alarm Clock" Rings in the Nationals Summer Sea
THE EASTER PARADE
SHOULD INCLUDE
A THEATER

Tommy Seymour! And. as usual
a chorus Of Is girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
REITER'S RECORD
STAMPS HIM AS
CLASSY bATTLER

Harry Rcitcr who meets Ernie
Lewis in one OF the main events at
the local arena tomorrow night, has
piled up quite u ring S,,ord ON the
west coast since he invaded the
section and glance at the statls-
ties enables one to see why II ~
that he does not fear the hard hit
ting Lewis. Rcitcr is possessed Of
heavy walloP hinscli aud since,
he started fighting in California Pr
has kayocd Jack Spencer rounds;
George Stone. two rounds; Mag.
sambOl. two rounds; Jack Hogan.
three rounds; and Ray Rivers,
three rounds =
He has taken decisions over Salt
Lake Midget Smith and TuffY Wing
and turned trick that few Lcath-
crwcights would even attempt, that
Of battling n weltorweight Oh even
terms for ten rounds. He fought
Eddie Damphicr, well known wei
ter, went to tho canvas seven tiW"s
in eight rounds, and came back +"
vim the last two rounds, flporiug
Eddie for two nine counts IN the
final round. If hc displays this
fighting talent against lewis to-
morrow might local fans are going
to have something IS shout about.
Both boys Will weigh IN az about
l25 tomorrow afternoon bu' Lewis
Will probably plek up a couple Of
pounds before the starting gong.
Lewis will be q Slight f;Vertr with
ringsidcrS owing to his Np!cndlo
showing against frankie Bpldt h"Fe
u week ago.
Shull Kopecks Even
The second maiu event OF the
evening, Tomm> Nbul aeaiu-; KID
Koprcks. is an even money rropo
sition rs faI rs the fans her arc
concerned. The two battirI to Il
draw some tmc ago and neither
has a shade advantage ia the opr3
ion Of Observers. kopcct, i
younger and hu,k'cr hat these al
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on
thc Fourth day of October. 1926, at
ten "a, H., az the Yuma Quarantine
station at Numa Arizona. the fol.
lowing ears that have been taken
IA and not redeemed, will bc sold AT
l'ubljr Auctions:
Ford ToWiug. Oklahoma Lie.
ros", No, l52 lG9. Engine No.
l-o@ll'| Takcu in. Jun, ), 1876
,'...en $1,000.
torl Touring. so l,rru,r. En-.
giac No. lj9SllI /. Taken in, Feb
".' l"'f. Storage 4'N.on.
] cho,ro's Touring. no License.
Engine SO. Fl93l5. Taken in, Feb.
., l?36. Storage $1,000.
Dodge Touriug. Arizona Lie.
cnsc SO. 6.5&lo, Engine No.
@"6o66. Taken in, March :, 1926.
Storage $1,000
Sand sale will he hold 70 satisfy
their charges for storage, aud the
cost of publication of this notice
and cost of sale.
Dated sept -, 1926.
YUMA OF AEANTINE STATION.
sept 22tlo,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
DEMPSEY THREE
TO ONE FAVORITE
over OPPONENT
Huge Arena Practically
Sold Out For Battle
Rickard Says.
By HENRY J.. FARRELL
By United I'res- Leased WIRE

llil.h l'f'l'I lIIh, sep. -. -
! With II threat Of inlunctions mItcd
from the fight for the heavyweight
! championship Of the world, schcd
uled for tonight in the Scsqui
! Centennial stadium between Jack
DcmpscY and Gene Tunncv, thou
sands of fans poured into the city
/ today With tickets or taking Il
chance un being abb" 10 buy seats
I fole TIM event.
Hours before noon The carly
train, were unloading thousands
! VINO, With convention delegates and
the exposition tourists, filled the
, city 's streets and crowded all
transportation facilities.
"Thcrc : hardly Il seat left,
Tex R.rkard, the promoter, said be
fore hr started for court again.
There, few cheap reserved
seat, III the box Office, bu, they
VII bc gone before noon.
4 Fh'adciauia fans aul az The
outside customers gathering from
nearl" rNrfE spot on the continent
fsuEed ''tIr ~ tho possibility of
/ the night being stopped and were
taiisjns of bcttHg odd, on the
q tcHt-.s .a~ - tar.c g.. en-. Ia
! yeri' IT, .au. There va, ''ll" bet.
,tHr - ~ sums, although it WIS
, s,3o ~..u. .'.ltgi mouoy in New
! York ,'lj. Was heing offered or
z 1m4p1.
( Virtually a' ot the boxing writ.
Z rre % 'hr United States and set-
ga from England and France who
aa1r seen Dempsey aud Tmucy in
'l-.r t.riujrg camps think Dcmp
-rr viii WIN within five or siA
rounds.
Thrc ar , q frw, however, who
have b"cI. attracted hy Tunncv :,
! IA, s'ouro that ne has been dcs
'tirri to be the champion. And
'ucrr are few others who bclicv,
II is in The cards for Tunncy to
UlD. so, that anything has been
arranged, bat for the reason that
Eiil Tildn, Bobby Jones, Paavc
Nurmi, Helen Wills and other sup
posed mvinciblcs ,havc been de
fcatrd within recent months.
THE writer thinks that Dempsey
viii win within five rounds ana il
the Sight goes the limit Of II
rounds that Dempsey viii win fol
, the same reason he won from Tom
!, nay Gibbons after fifteen rounds in
/ shelby. That reason was that he
I did all The forcing aud AL tn,
fighting,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
SPORT NEWS SECTION

vantagcs are moro than offset by
Tommy S ring craftiness and ex
pericnrc. Tommy is stronger than
he has been on amy past occasion
horeahouta and many Of his sup
portcrs expect him to stow the
Fresno youth away.
The opener and the feature pre-,
linn promise plenty Of action. Kid
Ontario and Young Kid Mex will
sttagc the fcatur" with "a four round
session. The opener will sec An
drew Brooks doing his stuff against
Kid Lefty, a willing battler who
figures he can stop the colorcd
boy y winning streak.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
Woman Aband0ns
Channel Swim

DOVER, England, -ept, - The
English channel defeated another
English woman to0oN. Miss 4, l..
Marriott, who cutcrcd the water las,
night at Cape Girls Ncz, France at
. o'clock, abandoned her attempt to
swim the channel at noon today.
She was five aud one half miles OFF
Dover at the end of l. hours swim
ming when she gave up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

On" Sorrcl mare, one gray horse,
on Lorenzo Ranch, s miles south ON
Eighth Street Road, mile west
from FL Centre. To be sold Oct.
H., 1926 for damages
; - 50 o II G. HUCIlER.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
YEARS COTTON CROP TO
BE BELOW NORMAL OUTPUT

WASlllNGTON, Sept -. The
estimated condition ot the cotton
crop on Sept IS was 80 percent
normal, indicating a productio0 ot
l5,Sl0,ooo bales, compared with q
crop "f lGIo3,G79 halo, last year,
the crop reporting board ui' the ~
lirultur" department forecast to.
IaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
Situations Wanted

WANTEIh-Work by thc la, o:
hour, by reliable white womau
Box l0S1, FL Ccntro. 29t3
WANTED ,Worh in afternoon -
Orange. 1gii
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
Lost and Found

LOST OR STO' EN--Snday. Silver
gray German pohtc dog, seveR
months, wearing collar with name
Kari Also owners name, J. A.
Bowers, Box 81, III Centre. Phone
$50 or deliver us So. Fifth St
7tt
LoSr Hlwk ,atbcr grip Nou'v
II. II. llorkirs 15I1 y.pc May
81. ocean I,oarh Calf 22t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays S Results

Philadelphia $, Detroit >.
Cleveland :, Boston |.
Chicago >, New York |.
Washington Is, s. Louis :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

BIZ AN ELECTRICAL expert. Earn
$2OG to, $500 monthly. Electrical
industry developing rapidly and
needs men. New guaranteed ways
makes it easy to learn electricity
quickly. Positions secured.
Money making electrical book free
Write National Electrical Schout
5000 tigucroa St, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
Help Wanted

messenger work.
Boys who are not attending school
Apply Postal Tel. Cable Co. Main
at Seventh l7t6
AUTO industry Is booming and
needs men. Learn repairing, ig-
milton, practical engineering in
few months and make $50 to 800
weekly. TRIMMING guaranteed,
positions while learning. Money
making auto book free. Write Ma
tional Automotilc School, 1000
FiGucroa St, Los Angeles.
noo1 tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
lFor Rent-Reag Estate

FOE RENT-W an1e6 exYerienced
gardener 10 farm ~ to 50 acres
. mics southeast II Seeioy. Cash
or share crop. Address 2. J.
Storms. Box S24. SeeIrv 31tf
FOR RENT-Lcttuco planter. G.. e.
IIuSsey. miie, south Of Secley.
11tG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Los Agclc / >, Oakland OF
Sacramento 10, San Francico t.
rotland (, Hollywood >.
Seattle !, Miiou ).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
msOme S175.0O Per Month

UNDER LEASE
4 unit bungalow court, located
in best residential district of Fl
Centre. Built last summer, lot
100X140. Buildings are of the
best of construction, being of
cement stucco and metal latL,
each unit having i nice rooms,
bath and large screen porch.
Hardwood floors, PIastcrcd
walls in the best of finish,
garages, built 50 as to have
room to build / more units and
4 garages on same property.
MIL sell this property or trade
way below cost price of build
ing. Car arrange terms, 50 pro-
pcrty viii pay for itself. Gail
JIG. Ask for Bcrouio.
mon Wed Fri.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
For Rent--Houses

Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
w. ], STONE
S22 Euclid PhoAe 3s7
FOR RENT - Several nicely fur
nisk ID and unfurnishcd houses.
Mrs. Land, ?s3 Park. 2Jtt
FOR RENT Newly Furnished
three room apartment, 90 Adams
27tt
NEAT clean furnished apartment
for rent. $50 per month. 763 Park
15tf
BOOM FOR KENT-83I Olive.
Phone 209M. I7t6
FOR RENT-Nice light room, out
side entrance. 445 Wensley. Gen
tleman preferred. 18tf
FOR RENT--Bedroom adjoining
bath. $50 Olive. 20tf
ROOMS FOR RENT-Witn OF With
out board. $40 Brighton. 20tG
FOE H. NT-Storeroom, Inquire
lis south Fifth St. ct;
FOR RENT-Modcrn five room
home, electrically arranged, double
garage, $40 per month, Telephone
1l3 or JOG, Imperial. 22t2
, ROOM for rent. III Broadway.
22tl
FOR RENT House in rear, three
rooms, $1,000. Owner on premises
few days only. 657 Holt. 222t3
FOR RENT-Five room house, neat
and clean, nice yard. $35 per mo.
1011 Holt. 21t3
FURNISHED rooms and apart,
ments. III Commercial. Phone
| 2JlJ. 21t5
! FOR RENT--Onc five room apart
! ment furnished or unfurnishcd.
with shade trees and garage.
! Also two room house. Phone 623
or STOW. 2ltf
FOR RENT-Front room adjoining
! bath. 76l Commercial. pits
FOR RENT-Nice apartment. 81.
Brighton. 20tl
LARGE Furnished house for rent.
! Apply at sec Vine st. ol,5
FOR RENT-Two apartments one
sleeping room. Apply 52t Holt
| Ave. G0tG
ROOM FOR RENT-Breaktas fast il
/ desired. 653 Hamilton. 11tt
FOR RENT-Close in. Well furnish
! ed room with large sleeping porch
for two gentlemen. Quiet, private
quarters. Reasonable. 5S3 Brigh
ton. 8ti
TWO room tent house for rent
partly furnished. 753 State. ST.
LENNOX Apartments and rooms
422 Olive. Phone 124. 9t2t
! ROOM FOR RENT-Board if dc
sired. 377 Brighton. lott
! FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
4ls SO. Eighth. 15tl2
! ROOMS FOR RENT-With batt
convenient, i'll private family
with or without board 5Jl WooG
ward Ave. 1871
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays S Results

ST. Louis l., Brooklyn /,
Chicago ;, New York >.
Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia ;.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

II money i, fine root of all c>j
then working is evil,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

Two couples married seventy
years ago in Minneapolis have cclc.
hr4t"d We ten il TO show II can
hr done.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
At Press Office
ALPINE CLUB
Imperial
A good proposition for somebody. |
will rent by day or give Il lease
to right party. See
MAX 446 Main
OPT;
FOR RENT-Apt. 383 Olive.
23t5
FOR SALt,--Young y.rk horses.
Clark W. Adair, SccIev, Cal.
2"t2
WA\TED-G2od Barred Rock eggs
for Matching Also have few
20" Rhode Tsiip.i Rrd roostcrs
for sale. Hcb"r Jiatrhing and
Poultry Farm. Boz 356, lIcbor.
21t3
FOR LEASE IA acrcs tor truck
crop. ". L. kc.tA, 31a miles east
lIebcr. Phon" 15JlJ. 23t4
LOST--Lcather covcce, price book
with leather handles. Reward. Re
turn Press oftict. 23t3
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE - Com
plctc dclicatcSscu and restaurant.
Good bargain Il sold at once. In
qulrc Pearson Hotel Brqwlpv.
Joseph Hammcrand 23t2
FOR SALE-Uousehold furniture.
Call at Davis Beauty Parlor. 23t5
FOR SALE-Barber chair. Call at
Davis Beauty Shop 23t3
FOR RENT-Thrcc room apartment
Private bath. 173 Park. 2&t3
MAN WANTED-IIandlc exclusive
sales and organize sales territory
covering Imperial valley. Large
profits, steady income. Write J..
{. Olsen, 1912 Sinoloa Ave, Pasa-
dcna. 23tl
FAMILY COW, tubcrcuIin tested,
heavy springer Am moving and
will sell right. See Max, 4i6 Main
| St. 23t3
PIANO FOR SALE-Upright ma.
hogany, ease in good condition.
Call 1T 543 Holt. 23t3
! FOR RENT-Finc furnished apart
laent. Blue Moon Hotel 2%t6
LOSf-Dog, part brindlc bulI.
| white on breast face and hcad.
License number All. Reward.
! Erickson. go Olive. ct
| FOR SALE-Funishcd or uufm-
ni>hcd, five room modern house,
including piano and vietrola,
laundry and garage, See owner ut
ga Hamilton. 2&t3
WATTED-Thrce statesmen. EApcr.
/ icnrc not necessary, but must be
good workers. Gail Saturday at
l2S No. Fifth st. 23t3
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|. V. HARDWARE co.

FOR SALE-5o r. i. Red laying
hens and pullcts. Also several
good Il. /. Red roostcrS. Peerless
Hatchery, l mile east, = miles
north OF Scclcy 22t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Miscellaneous

miscellaneous
For Sale
PLANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 21tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
For SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE GALE---5U0 Marsh Seedless
grapefl cit. 59G Eureka lemone- II.
ii. Hunter, SsD Dies,, Rte 4, Boz
479. Nursery, Lemon Gro q 19tf
FOR sALE--Pldgeons, White King
aud Red Carous. 764 Vine ST.
1str
WICKER ral., buggy fo- sale
cheap. !nlu re 7%1 Park, 91t3
FOR SALE-White Rotary Sewing
machine, Bargain. 422 Olive, Apt.
9. 2It3
FOR SALE--Two wheel trailer, one
ton capacity, good for live stock
or ona bale cotton hauling. Trailer
can be seen at Jack Wilson Ga
rage at Sccley. Mike Liebcrt.
2ltG
FOR SALEr-Seed barley Earl
Vencill. Phone 9o7M3. $50
rOh SALE-Head cor. so pc"
tom at ranch. Waiter G:Gebli.
mile east, = south Acacia school.
2OtI
BAkGALN-'2l FORD Coupe, ball.
oons, Duco, extras. Make offer
422 Olive. 1916
FOR SALE--73 head cattle, 81
COWS, bull, balance young stuff.
Three year lease on 100 acres. $l5
per acre, water paid. 5 good
young mules, broke. Teams and
tools. Will sell young mules sep
arately. Reason for selling, poor
health. NJ. D. Kilgorc, 9 miles
north IL miles west Imperial.
Shcw ranch. 2leod6
FOR SALE-Frigidaire, used only 80
days. VIII sell ut discount. In
quire Frigidairc, 651 Main ST., FL
Ccntro. 1910
FOR SALE-Ten or fifteen first
class dairy cows. Fifty to choose
from. I. j. Mccain, ~ miles
west ~ miles south Seelry.
11tiO
II EBER second hand store. Goods
bought aad sold +. K, Chcscr,
$50
Observation-Disclosures. Takes guess
work out of roofing. Phone 251W.
1T
FOR SALE-Four soOI work mules
y mile south of Highway Date
kanch. Richter 17tG
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
50 acres in city limits, some al
f1ita.
160 acres, > miles from FL
Centro, 100 acres in alfalfa.
so acres old alfalfa 2i2 miles
from Imperial,
13 cares, l mile from Fl Cen
trQ.
1212 acres, 81 mile from FL
Centre.
LEIN S AGENCY
Oregon Hoto! Building 12tf
FOR RENT-Ou shares for vcgc.
tahIcS. 50 acres s miles northwest
of Ell Centre. All plowed, 402 y,
Washington, Whittier, Calf. 1@tf
FOR RENT "a arrcs, mostly in
alfalfa, some suitable for vcgc-
tables. Very reasonable t right
party. Ideal place for small dairy
p, o. Box POP, Imperial. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

WA\TED-G2od Barred Rock eggs
for Matching Also have q few
20" Rhode Eslip.l RED roostcrs
for sale. Hcb"r JIatrhing and
Poultry Farm. Boz 356, lIcbor.
oGt2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

johnnie Mccoy, eastern fly
weight, will mix with Howard May.
berry in the ten round main event
at The Culver city stadium tonight,
Alki AIkol, colorful Filipino, and
Chcckic Herman will meet over the
six round route in the Scmi-tiua.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23

licraldcd to be one Of the hot.
test flywcight scraps ever seen in
this vicinity 1lruic Hood, Crown
city pride, and t,corgic X. O. Lo-
pcz, of Wilmington, will exchange
punches at the Pasadena armory to,
night.
Young Lancho and Pa, Patrick
win do six rounds at 40 pounds
IN the semi Windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-23
TWO BARGAINS
Tyler Insurance Agency

FOR EXCHANGE Al 40, near
Holtyillc and FL Centre city, for
stocEcd dairy ranch. Press Box
1907. eotf
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quotations il can be readily unde,
stood why the cir ate is so dol;pbtS
full, and why tourists visit Victe ~
to avoid snow. I,
There are Few more beautiful a ,
proachcs to any city than tn gr:
trance to VIctoria's inner harDo 4
where the pacliament buildings and
the Empress Hotel of the Canadian
Pacific. botb Juildjngs Vi tatelJ
architecture. add 10 its attri. i've
ness
Adjoining the t1rpre. 20 9, "a
the Crystal Gardens. I is W..
attraction contains one Of ,al
worlds largest glass-enciossd "a
water swimming pools, conser,s
tories. convention end conccr,'
nalls. large pavilion for dancing /
gymnasium, an art CALLER snS
facilities for other amuBen.e1.a
Golf can be enjoyed every osy oil
the year at Victoria. and thu
courses lie In most beautiful set.j
tings. There are probably no ne:
ter-known eiubs In Canada thar che'
Victoria Golf Club. with its fayaoua
greens at Oak Bay, ard Solwood
Golf and Country Club. Nor, tour.l
lists play on these eOurse3 ;sop Oh
any others IN the DON '1'Cn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-06

Victoria, now looked upon as one
e North Americas most delight
n I winter resorts from point of
climate and beauty. consisted less
than seventy years ago, Of a
ineaRre population of Hudson's
lev employees who dwelt inside
i!w high stockade of the old fort
TIE transformation in these few
Years has been colossal, Victoria,
me Evergreen City of Canada, 10
4 r'ty Of flowers; the Scotch broom
IN the early spring and the holly
- winter adds TO the attractiveness
~ This fower-kingdom. It is now
=" important seaport for both
|, y istwise and ocean shipping, the
sat Tor the frst) port of call for
+ti'vices between Canada and
nina, japan. Australia and New
I .aland.
Chs winters on the Pacific Coast
Ere remarkably mild and the sum-
'jners cool, owing TO the tempering
effect of the Pacific Ocean. Rains
nccuY in winter on the Eastern
cast Of Vancouver Island, but the
rrecipitation Is comparatively
l'Sht, and at the southern eytrem-
inv about VII toria II is remarkably
20, while the amount Of bright sun
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loo Much Efficiency
BY E.JGG:!SSs:.DRafh

for: II simply flashed upon her. Yet
II was the solution OF the whole ter.
rible problem!
Buck up!' she whispered to her.
self. PLAY the part. This is where
you win!"
The efficiency man waited politely
for her to reconsider the secretarial
proposition.
She steeled herself to tn. task,
summoned all the Spartan in her ma.
ture. and smiled at him.
II had forgotten about your need
OF a secretary" she said.
1T still exists. Miss Brooke"
Then show mo what to do
please"
1t came so suddenly that the effi.
cheney man found It necessary to
steady himself against the desk. He
had been prepared for battle; not alb.
ject surrender.
"Why-er-yes." he said. Glad
10 show you. There's q lot Of back
work. you know"
Constance. working at the other
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Whatever Connie loas do
ing. she Was doing DiiliRglg.
and she sDds taking orders.

side OF the library table, was a dis.
concerting vision, even 20 an EN-.
cheney man. There was q freshness
In her checks that suggested a rose.
garden. Fer gray eyes were steady
and serene. Tendrils Of hair curled
about her earo La Q unique way. H.
Hedge. decided, for he could not ~
member having observed q similar
Phenomenon before. She had q firm.
assured way OF using her hands that
astonishee him. They were quite a.
capable o. sling pspers az they were
OF 2upch-og leather beg. - addition
to which they we're sxosptiououy
well naoioured.
Never word caase1 about Tommy
Treadweil. The rSw SSogSsary had
apparently forgotten tho zsaxtsr In
the intense sbsorpSdon Of her work.
Alice naade tt,e .Sitial diecevsxy
the vsrY ars. day. shs was home
from school early. end, glancing In
at the library a. oas peasee through
! th9 hall. was rooted IL ha racks by
the spectacle OF Constance staaSir Z
at file-case with her hands full &
plpors. The efficiency man was 1t
her elbow and was talking eiibly
ABOUT something: alice could aot
hear the words, It was the atten.
tive, almost eager. attitude of Con.
stance that chiefly amased her.
Whatever Conris was doing. she
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About H0Hr
H3alEyl
You Should Know
COFFEE.

My readers doubtless feel that
all has been said about the nation,
al morning beverage, that can be
SAID. There is an old admonition.
recall distinctly-"If you can't
say anything good, say nothing, {"
discussing my old friend, shall
mention only the virtues.
Who has not found relief from
distressing headaches in the arnbey
cup-especially on extended four.
neys? Ask the soldier on The
strenuous march, or after the hard.
fought battle; ask the laborer IN
whaeeyer Held his endeavor II ex-
pended; ask the excursionist, the
Vacationist on his camping trip. IL
eonee isn't genuine blessing un-
Most everybody knows that cas.
feline ID the alkAloid Of coffee-a
heart and nerve sdmuiant of er.
F. e:adtnSiy dependable action. The
Rpyndian prescribes caffeine with
absolute confidence, Ia neuraIc;a
conditions, 70 OFFSET tie depressinS
.nusnse q more powerful psin3
drQg. d 81
Nepls thss Asvs high blood, \
pFessures from 0ehSf cauSea. shon1S
Always pFoossd under the advice ~
ne e3pAbls pAydcian; here, coffes I
psy p pTskatedJ but that coffee I
: ~ 4 hsh bleod-prsssure, !
E sEst Il + Eae. thers
= Aossdns eadef Of cure
faF-3neE S9 S aSsnasain Sy A'j
49, : ai % Rot believe there ID y
3 1922 habit any more than I i
pefsve n . milk hibt, or a mead
ha2tt or ? bf>ad habit.
90, oSns: foy breakfast only, Is &
.N sufficient for the aduiE y
~ 60 not need stimuiants'
Mild, BLACK coffee q sesiar FOR tn
Itomach than whAn srsemed and
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