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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-28

Citations in North Dakota were an
nounced here today. They are:
Wahpeton association, Hankinson,
Oct. 2; Fargo association, Hills
boro, Oct. "a; Minot association,
Velva, Oct. SO; Jamestown associ-
alton, Sykeston, Oct. IL; Dickinson
association, Killdeer. Oct. 16: South
western association, Pierce, Oct.
Is 10.
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Fargo, executive secretary d the
church in North Dakota, announced
today. Meetings Of the ok proeby.
teries in the state will preceds the
synod.
Dates and places are: Bi1masck.
Presbytery, Bismarck, Oct. D: Far.
70 Presbytery, Hahaford, Oct. =;
Minnewaukan, Towner, Oct. 3; NJ
not, Oct. 8; Cakes, Oct. 8; Pembina,
Milton, Oct. 2.
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COPYRIGHT 1928 H NEA SERVICE INC
THIS HAS HAPPEN ED

SYBII THORNE. spoiled and
pa'npered. hns consummnted >
RICHARD EUSTls. whom she
met an shipboasd. svaa 9ascleal1ng
nn6 seeme1 desperately II love.
Throwing disc vetDOn to the svlnae
Syb!l married him after m -.
Huntntance ~ ave days. On their
Intoxicated. Within two weeks ,
there ure bitter aunrrels. followed
nlWnys ~ recOncllintiOns. FlaaD.
". wien sybiI threatens tn 70 20
another hotel. her husband vuah.
her IN do m she ch0Oses.
.Sybir. mad marriage IL partie.
ulafDy a6sastrOos betausc she Vsae
engaged nj the time 10 CRAIG
N!EWHALL. nne chap. Craig.
Of her uarriaxr. sysiI sook :
trip 10 Cul,n with Mabel Stake. .
social worker. sna met Fc0st1s %
shjphonva.
Btahel. asennttme. rms met ~
American ssne6 JACK MOORE.
Mmd hccOme engaged hcrself. The
0rst time SyhIl left her huahnn1
Mabel asa Moore persunded hsv
n retusn 10 him. hut now that
Richard has left ~ tOwerlug
raEe. Sybll vea~Ives 70 - sloue
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
EMOTIONAL reactions. thought
= Sybil disinterestedly. were ex.
tremely fatiguing. She would not
go tearing after Richard. She
would not cry. or sob. or pray. She
repressed. faint inclination to
laugh.
mo Mysteries" she told herself
sternly. And. being . creature OF
habit, she powdered her nose and
Strengthened her hat.
She looked about the room, tax.
ing IN every detail-much as one
looks upon the dead. to remember
forever something ono will never
see again. Then she took her bag,
and proceeded soberly 70 the ele-
vator.
At the Ingla Terra she engaged
q room, aud leaving orders not to
be disturbed. undresaed. ana
slipped into the white satin night.
gown that Richard said mado her
look like vestal pfleGt6ss,
Completely exhausted. she slept
until late forenoon. and woke With
= guilty start. ana "a oppres1ive
feeling Of impending disaster. ~
phoned for tce-cold orange julca,
and black coffee, end took cold
shower that made her tingle.
The sun was shining, and tho
streets were full Of people bound
for their siestas. Dressing hastily
she sought the sizzling Pr1do aod
hurried to the Ssvtlle. She go
clerks glance at her enriously. and
wondered II they knew she had lea
the hotel the night before. TIE
lights were burning ID their room
Perhaps Richard bad net returned
"Maybs he's asleep" che thoutht
Poor little boy"
She tip-toed across the threshol4
Yes. be was. asleep. Spra@le1
across the bed. DressDd even r
his shoes.
An empty bottle lay On the fioee.
Rtchs favorite drinks Hayoa6
rum. His coat sprawled where g
had flung II, and - opeh bin tod
spilled It's contents. Cayda and ~
teri, Uttered the Aoor. and There wae
paper money. sticky With t&e
sugary liquor Richard loved.
Absently Sybil stopped for the
coat and shutfled the confused
papers together. It seemed a. r.
she was always tidying aftsr Rich.
Socks and Shines and soilsd linen
Re never hung anything up. or pui
things away.
-Rjchard!" she csiled. Dendins
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CYBlL contemplated the ring on
~ her left h d thoughtfully.
"Why not?" she demanded.
Gently Mabel drew her closer.
Its 80 horrible" She sbivered.
"And-besides-perhaps Rich ard
didn't 60 there. Maybe he Just
found the card"
Sybil sat up very straight, and
shaking Mabel's arm away, turned
her level gaze upon her friend.
Don't be a dumbbell. Mab." she
admonished.
Moore shifted his incredulous
glance from one girl to the other
Perhaps" he offered lamely. I'D
better 60 over and talk to him."
Good Lord. no! Leave him
alone. What good does talking
do?" Sybil was angrily determined
II don't mean to be rude. but you'll
have to let me handle this my own
way. Are you coming with me.
Mab-or aren't your"
Mabel turned to her fiance
Gould you come too. Jack?"
mot q chance. dear. | have to
make Santiago from here. But
why don't you 60 ahead with Sybil?
Wen let Eustis sleep until you
get out Then tonight ! could drop
over there. and tell him that Sybil
is through. suppose he knows
how to reach you at home. Sybil?'
Sybil wrinkled her forehead per
plexedly.
Honestly. Jack, / don't know. He
knows I'm from Boston, OF course.
but | don't believe he knows that
the family is at Wianno. II l ever
mentioned 1t. he has probably for.
gotten 1t.
"Oh, II he wanted to come to
Boston. he could find me. Direc.
tories and phone books. you know.
anyhow, I've planned exactly
what shall do. Nobody need know
I've been married at all. II Rich
cables, or tries to get In touch
with me SO that Mother would
know. l can tell her he's Just ?
crazy man We met on the trip
that I don't care q bit about. And
you'll stick with me. won't you.
Mab?"
You know ! will. Sib."
well them, guess that's set.
tied. Will you grab a fertingo.
Jack. and hustle down to the steam.
ship ONCE and get 10 q stateroom!
We have round-trip tickets. MAIDS
coming along like . good girl
aren't you. dear?"
"Oh. ! suppose So" Mabel con.
Cured obviously.
Angel" approved Sybil. and
turned briskly to Jack.
"I'll help Mabel pack" she told
him. "and II you1l come to take us
to the boat after you make the res
ervations. we'll be all ready"
WHEN Jack had gone she turned
~ helplessly, to hide the tears
that stung her scorching lids.
Plumbing In the depths Of Z big
beaded IDS. she found . handksT.
chief, and pressing Il to. her tran&
bling lips. began to bite IT. lacey
sdg6. until It became . tAttered
little raj. Her bravado had van.
ished. and oil her crisp. efacient
manner.
"Oh. Mab!" she whispered. and
Il was such q weary. defeated little
whisper. "Oh. my dear-my dear
whatever shall ]. dot"
Ito 10 Continuedl
(Oybu sails 1OT home. And. IN
the Ms1t chapter. an w1l0oked for
posstbilttv cowlronts hcr.l
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over him.
: He ala not start At the sound Of
her voice. but began to breathe
noisily. As she turned away.
shuddering. her glance fell on the
papers she still held. On top was
q square white card:
isabella Petite
Amistad & Cognac
Una triguens Abajo
Triguena! Trtgusna3 :. -.sybirs
brows drew together thoughtfully.
The papers slipped from her fingers
and huttered to the bottle On the
door. Then. without. q backward
glance. hard on her little French
heels. she left the room. Ten min
utes later she was with Mabel and
Jack Moore at tho Pasaje.
ttsrHERES no use talking, Nab.
: Please. Jack!. II doesn't
make any difference irhat you say.
Wild horses couldn't drag me hack.
There's I boat this afternoon. and
I'm going to get It. You can come
~ not Just - you choose. Nab
But. Sib. We haven't anything
ready! How about your trunk?"
~l'll send ! message to the man-
asor. He'll take care Of It all
right"
where's Rlch?s
Asleep"
~Does he know you're going!'
~ae doesn't care what do
rob. Sib dafling. II you run
away. there'll be hundreds and hun
dreds al miles between YOU Jack.
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CURE YOU. Clinic of DR.. T. M.
MacLachlAn (Harvard). Lucas
Block, Bismarck. N. Oak. NO
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-All kinds Of fresh
vegetables. Both green and ripe
tomatoes. South Of Mandan on
old Fort Lincoln road, first house
beyond bridge. J. w. Burch.
FOR SALE-Store building and
stock Of general merchandise in
North Dakota town. Would con-
slider land for part. Write Trib-
une, care Of Ad. No. "a.
FOR SALE-Twelve head pure bred
Shropshire Rams, one year old,
$500 each. Frank Shaffer, Dris-
coll, N. D.
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Terms if desired. Hedahl Motor
Company.
FOR SALE-1926 Overland 6 sedan
in excellent condition. M. @.
Steen, 116 Second street. Phone
1452.
FOR SALE-1928 Model Dodge
Victory Six. Call at 808 Seventh
street.
FOR SALE-1925 Ford Coupe. Call
883-J after 5 o'clock.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-New apartment, al
new furniture. Kitchenette
equipped with electric refrigerator
and stove. Also soft water. Sis
Fifth street. DR.. R. S. Enge.
FOR RENT-Small furnished med
ern apartment for one lady, clean.
warm and always hot water. 8G7
Fourth street. Phone 46l-W. Al
so for sale: Library dine.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
A pleasant one room apartment
with kitchenette, suitable for two.
Close in. Phone 262-M or call Al
208 Mandan street.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping Apt, suitable for two
ladies or man and wife. No chill
dren. 422 Fifth street or phone
512-M.
FOR RENT-Two room apartment
partly furnished, alsL single roCr
for light housekeeping. Call a.
Bismarck College Bldg. or phone
1873.
FOR RErIT-5ingle apartment with
kitchenette. nicely ard completely
furnished, all Fifth street. Phone
273.
FOR RENT-Furnishe apartment
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
303.
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FOR SALE


SEVEN ROOM modern house. 5 bed
rooms, porch enclosed, well To-
Gated, near schools, bargain, good
investment for immediate sale.
EIGHT ROOM modern house, 5 bed
rooms, full basement, fine loca-
ton, near school, garage, $4,000,
!, on terms.
SIX ROOM modern house, old, good
location, near school, $500 cash.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, 4 bed
rooms, srn parlor, comparatively
new, garage, east front, near
school, desirable, $3.50, on terms.
FIFTY FOOT lot on Broadway,
close in, south front, $500.
FIFTY FOOT lot corner Third and
Avenue L, trees, sidewalk, sewer
and water piped across lot, 81 900.
FIFTY FOOT let at Fifteenth and
Rosser fer $4OO.
THREE ROOM and 5 room partly
modern houses and 6 room modern
house for rent.
fEn NJ prCrCT1U
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Six Church Meeting
Dates Are Announced

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 28.-(R-
Dates and sites for annual meetings
Of SIX Congregational church asso-
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
RESPECTABLE surgeon despises
the man who performs operations
with a lead pipe, but no matter
how tie operation is performed
the effect is the same as far a.
you are concerned. In fact the
lead pipe operation is not SO SER
ious since it is possible to recover
from bat on the bean: BUT
once an organ has been removed
from your body you can NEVER
get it back again. If you lose
your tonsils, appendix, or gall
bladder they are gone for ever.
And it is silly to undergo the pain
and expense Of an operation when
you can be so easily cured without
surgery. BY our NATURAL
SYSTEM Of HEALING we hcve
CURED HUNDREDS and we can
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autogro flying machine
its Spanish Juan de Ia Cerva The Windmill"
pictured during test flight which preceded the trip from
Note propeller which,
ing fuselage shaft the lifting power
vertically ordinary propeller provides the forward motion
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PRESBYTERY TO
GATHER IN CITY

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 28.-(R-
North Dakota Presbyterians will
hold their annual synod In Minot,
Oct. 10 to IL, Rev. w. C. Snider,
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HOUSES AND FLATS


FOR RENT-Furnished four room
modern bungalow for adults only,
but no objections to family having
one child. Write Tribune, care Of
Ad. No, IS.
FOR RENT-Modern house, five
rooms and bath, full basement and
gas range. For information call
at AIS Eighth street. Occupancy
Oct. LIST.
FOR RENT-Six room modern two
story house in fine condition. Hot
water heat. SIT Second street.
Call GOT Sixth street or phone
1297-R.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house with garage, not far out.
Also . five room partly modern
cottage, close in. Inquire A. E.
Ship.
FOR SA[E-Modern home, :nclud-
ing heated g rage, full basement,
shrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further information phone
267.
FOR RENT-Modern cottage to re-
sponsible parties. Suitable for a
couple. Write Tribune Ad: No. ".
FOR RENT-Modern five room
house by October LIST. Call at TOO
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house. Phone 1001-R.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-One quartered sawed
oak dining room suite, one solid
leather upholstered davenport,
gateleg table, breakfast set and
one oak library table. Call at SID
Seventh street or phone 407-R.
FOR SALE-Bed, springs and mat
tress, ma'lagony gateleg table,
mahagony davenport table, small
table, two electrical fixtures for
dining room and living room. Very
cheap: 4l3 Griffe. or call 1888.
FOR SALE-A two burner Perfec-
tion kerosene stove, pictures and
other household articles. Cali at
619 Sixth street or phone glow.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennelly Furniture Co.. Nandan.
FOR RENTAL Upright Piano.
Phone 6S0-W.
AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l928 Stan
dard Six Willys-Knight coupe,
rumble seat. Driven less than
1900 miles. Will sell at a sacri-
flee. Phone 148O-R.
FOR SALE-Overland Coupe, in
good condition, and good tires.
Cheap. Inquire at Nielsen's Mil
linery, Bismarck. N. Oak.
EAR Cal z CooA aanod Eond <.no =.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE co.
HELP WANTED MALE

HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED-First class mechanic.
H'refer one who has had exper-
fence on Chevrolet. Small town.
State wages expected and exper-
fence. Steady employment for
good man. Write Tribune Ad No.
72.
WANTED-Solicitor for Maytag
washers for country work. We
have a good proposition for a
hustler. Address Marshall-Ma
laise Lumber Co., Beulah, North
Dakota.
WANTED-Twenty trucks, clay
hauling, S mile haul, Is cents. For
information write or phone Stew
ems Bros, Hazen, N. Oak.
WANTED-Corn shuckers. Also
woman for general homework on
farm. w. B. Falconer, K. K. No.
2. Phone 7-F-l5.
WANTED-Young man to work
steady in shoe shining parlor.
Steady job. Bismarck Shine Par
lor.
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FOR RENT-Three modern rooms
for light housekeeping, possession
by Oct. list. Write P. o. Box 283,
Bismarck.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern two
story house in fine condition. Hot
water heat. SIT Second street.
Call GOT Sixth street or phone
1207-R.
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AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l928 Stan
dard Six Willys-Knight coupe,
rumble seat. Driven less than
1900 miles. Will sell at sacri-
flee. Phone 148O-R.
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GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
POSITION WANTED

IO0I IIVN W I'M Z Ed
WANTED Position Is housekeep-
err. State wages paid and size Of
family. Mrs. Julia 0. Lysen,
kintyrc, N. d.
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house with garage, not far out.
Also q five room partly modern
cottage, close in. Inquire A. E.
Shipn.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
303.
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FOR RENT-Furnished four room
modern bungalow for adults only,
but no objections to family having
one child. Write Tribune, care Of
Ad. No. rs.
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FOR SALE-Modern home, :nclud-
ing heated z .rage, full basement,
shrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further information phone
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FOR SALE-Overland Coupe, in
good condition, and good tires.
Cheap. Inquire at Nielsen's Mil
linery, Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Good used Ford grain
truck, ais, many good used cars.
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FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished
front sleeping room suitable for
two. Call at 421 West Thayer or
!, phone 68S-M.
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FOR RENT-Modern house, five
rooms and bath, full basement and
gas range. For information call
at AIS Eighth street. Occupancy
Get lat
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-In modern home, room
on first and second floor for Sleep
ing or light housekeeping. Adults
only. Also garage for rent. Call
nj Cid EIGHTH street.
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR RENTAL Upright Piano.
Phone 6S0-W.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
Air Fields
At Point Isabel

POINT ISABEL. Feb. 1.-Two air
fields, n at Point Isabel and the
other at Bay View, are being clear
ed. and are expected to be completed
carly next week. They will be utif-
lied for the purpose Of showing
visitors the coastal section as wei
a. providing a landing place
visiting planes. ~
Flyers from Tampico ~ 1Tade
arrangements to bringlSSS4Ies 10
Point Isabe-L2e6Nice weekly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
SCHOOL HEADS
like GRAHAM
Pupil Bus Demand To
Be Much Greater
In New Year

Figures compiled by the Graham
Brothers motor coach division Of
Dodge Brothers, Inc. show that 1927
school bus sales were 36 per cent
greater than in 1926. There j. an
increasing demand for school buses,
according to Graham Brothers Off
Gals, and 1928 sales are expected to
be much greater than those in any
prior twelve months period.
Arrangements arc being made TO
display Graham Brothers school
busses AT the annual convention Of
the Department of Superintendent
OF the National Education associa-
tion to be held February 25th. TO
March 1st in Boston. Two types
Of school buses will he shown.
namely, the minimum capacity bus
for carrying twenty children, and a
large capacity bus, having longi-
tudinal seats on each side and
across seats down the center, with
aisles on both sides.
school authorities wish to still
further centraliZe their school build
inCs, particularly in rural communi-
ties. and bring the children 70 these
schools daily" said a Graham Broth
ers official.
Rural and suburban school au-
thorities have for years maintained
that taking the children 70 c%onsoli-
dated schools is preferable 10 taking
The school to the children by build
ing many scattered small schools.
"The school bus has permitted the
~centralizing of school attendance 50
that a larger number OF high grade
instructors NAV Re available for
more children in cven snarsclv set
tied communities. Bus manufacturers
Generally, and Graham Brothers var
ticularly. anticinate that 1923 viii
be a record breaking year in the
sales of school busses."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
new KNIGHT
ELOWP PRICED
Minimum Mari of
Company Reached
In Newest Car

The recent announcement Of the
leading national automobile shows OF
the Willys-knight standard six,
which is now being placed into pro-
auction By Willys-Overland brings
this organization into the SLIGO price
class for the first time in its his
tory with a knight sleeve valve mo-
tored six.
The announcement Of the new
Knight engined car in the lowest
price class ever reached By a WHY'S
knight six. opens an entirely new
sales field since this car IS priced
at 20 per cent, or approximately
$25G. lower than any other WHY'S
Knight six ever built.
Company officials declare that
with a decided trend on the part OF
motor car buyers toward cars power
ed by a knight sleeve valve engine,
an unusual sales volume Is antici-
pated for the Nillys-hnight stand
ard six ever built.
Company officials declare that
with a decided trend on the part OF
motor car buyers toward cars pow
cred by a knight sleeve valve engine,
an unusual sales volume Is antlcl-
pated for the Wiilys-knight stand
ard six, which is now brought with
in the price range Of buyers who
formerly were prevented from own
ing this type Of car because q price
consideration.
II is stated BY John n. WHY'S,
president Of Nillys-Overland, that
this move has bcel under c~onsidera-
ton since the company started build
ing six cylinder knight motored cars
three years go.
The start ia the six cylinder field
was made with the MIlys-hnight
great six. which has been one Of the
outstanding successes IN the field 81
luxury vehicles. This model was fol-
lowed by the Millys-Anight six 20
which IS now known as the WHY'S
Knight special six. and which has
been orc Of the largest sellers IN
its class since its inception.
TIE introduction of the WHY'S
Knight standard six brings this well
known product into the three great
price ranges Of six cylinder cars
above St.f0O and completes the pro
gram which was started with the
great six.
Developments in knight motor con-
struction during the past three years
have been conspicuous both IN this
rountrv and in Europe and tho new
WillyS- knight standard six Is said 10
include all the most recent and adj
vanced features Of sleeve valve de-
sign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
MANY Motor Cars
Not Registered

There are over 1000 unregistered
automobiles and trucks In Cameron
county, according to the reports IN
the tan collector OFFICE which show
registrations for 1928 to be 800 as
compared with the total Of l2,UOl for
1921.
Registrations include 5000 auto
mobiles and l,75O trucks, as COM
pared with lU.ll3 automobiles and
1888 trucks during 1927.
Hundreds OF automobiles and
trucks are in garages and will not
be registered until the owners VISA
10 put them into USE" James toX,
county tax collector, said. "Our
registrations for 1928 are consider
ably greater than upon this same
daIe last year. and the. total for
the year will he probably greater
in excess Of 1927"
During 1927 the county issued IA
chauffeur licenses, 1901 transfers
and 4S5 duplicate license plates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12

This Is C. ~. Gordon. widely
Known Dallas, Texas. pharmacist.
who spent twaaty years developing
-~Gordon's," an internal AntlscTtic
for the stomach ani bowels. for
which he received SS0,9e0 for the
rights to the sccrer process Of
compounding.
"The greatest obstacle to the
successful treatment Of stomach
troubles said Mr. Gordon was
fermentation (souring Of food mat
ter in the stomach and bowels).
which inflames and irri.ates these
organs md produces gas that
causes much distress. Fermenta-
tion can he stopped only with an
antiseptic."
"Gordon's" goes right 70 the seat
of the trouble. as IL exercises n dis
tinctiy s~ntiseptic as we'll rs a diges-
tive effect. II stops and prevents
fermentation. soothes and heals any
irritated or inflamcd condition and
will bring quick relief in cases Of
gas. dyspepsia. heartburn. Floating
after meals. excess scid. bad breath.
constipation. sick headache, ner-
vousness. when caused BY faulty
digestion. tone IN the digestive or
gans and stimulate the stomach and
bowels 70 their normal functions.
A few doses viii convince you. Sold
Eagle Pharmacy and other good drug
rists. $3.50 per bottle Of sixty-four
5oses-less than three cents a dose.
Adv