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from Helpless Invalid to Complete “Restor- ation of Health, Strength and Hap- piness Is Wonderful Change Mrs. Root Experienced in T h r e e Weeks — Statement One o1 Most Remarkable On Record. A ‘

"Just s week beore l started tak- ng Tanlac l was down in bedso Qflpplflfl up with rheumatism l ;0uld not move withouthelp. .\ly sou lisd taken Tnnihc, and l; ha-l .tolle him s world of good, so one day he brought home a bottle and _aid, “Mother, l want you to take this". When l had finished that bottle l felt like a different woman and by the time i had finished my Second bottle, l was out in the garden nosing. _ t

"Tanlsc has sinlply done won. tiers for me; it almost seems like a miracle". This is the remarkabn statement made recently by Mrs Jennie Root, residing at i409 Pow~ ers st. Portland. Oregon, and is only one of tens of thousands from well-known men and W0fllen who are daily testifying to tile powers of Tdnlac.

Contlnulr‘ ber wonderful state ment, Mrs. Root said, "For years l suffered terribly with rbetlnla item, and would often be down in led for days st e lime. in the last lve years there was not a time hat I t1ltln't feel those rheumatic

sins all through nly body. About

v0 tnonths ago l got very much orse and my arms and legs welt

1 bad l was almost helpless and

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MRS. JENNIE ROOT

up and my dailghters would put hot water bottles all around me. l ‘was trcatetl by four tint-tors. and took all kinds oi lll8(ll('lY\t‘__ Nothing ever diil mo any good. l am just llkt- a tiiffcrcut person now. those terrible aches and pain: havt: left luc, :intl only the titlli-l tiay l wits able to walk up four flights of stairs in an tifficc btlill

‘umln He" hold a pa“ w “l” log when the elevator was out .1: iy name. l was so weak l could ("Thur 0t do any, housework. l couldn't

"My appetite is just splendid now, anti Jilst today for the first time ill yi-ilrs. I fclt so ilungry that l hail to go and oat a piccc o‘ plt- betwt-t-n locals. in fact, l can't rcnlt-nlbcr the time that l felt as wt-li as I do now. l have not only rogaint-il my health anti slrt-ngth biit l hitvi- giliueil toilrtet-n pound: lll wi-ighl, To toll you the truth wuulillrt exchange lilo bcllcfil llavc rt-ireiveil front Tanlac for the best ranch lll Oregon and l will praise ll as long as l livc."

'l‘unlat- is solii in (‘ilarlottetowii by ltctlilin Bros, and all leading tlruggisls everywhere.

ven sleep. and hail no rest day or tight. Even to walk a few stops would tire lne oilt completely. Wilt-n l trit-ti to walk l would stag gel‘, alldwhen l did walk a little way and sat down l could not got up without someone helping me. l had no appetite itnd hardly al.- enough to keep me alive. l could not stoop over far enough to get my shoes on.

“l never ltnew what sleep was, and would lie awake for hours. At limes l would got very cold and woulti have to get up and ‘sit by the fire till liuiltlii-il

ti night's

lleisirallle Residence; For Sale

. . . I offer for sale my‘ residence on ‘Poplar Avenue, Summerside, consisting of two and three quarters of land with orchard and four- teen room house._ The house is finished with hardwood floors throughout, hot water heat~ mg, electric light and sewerage. is built as a residence for one or for two families.

Inquire at McQuarI-ie and Arsenault,

Barristers, Summer-side or to undersigned.

A. E_ ARSENAULT

LIVE ‘POULTRY WANTED

. We are now receiving LIVE FOWL anti CHICIENS at our Plant, Charlottetown. Paying highest CASH PRICES for Fowl weighing over 4 pounds, and Chickens over 3 1-2 pounds.

THE HARRIS ABATTOIR “'00., LIMITED

Crushed timeout"

Crushed Limestone from the Plant at Mlminlgash will be delivered in oar loll at the following prices:

To all Station Wnt of and including McNellls $5.80 per tor To all Stations 1mm Ellerslle to Richmond Inclusive... $6.10 per ton To all Stations Richmond to St. Nicholas Inclusive. . . $6.20 per ton To all Stations Mlscouche to Traveller's Rest Inclusive $6.40 per tor To all Stations New Arman to Freetown Inclusive . $6.50 per ton To all Stations Bordon and Freetown to Hunter River $6.60 per ton To all Stations Hunter River to Charlottetown .....$6.80 per ton To all points East of Charlottetown $7.00 per ton

For fall delivery applications must be made by October int to De- nrtmmt of Agriculture. Charlottetdun.

TENDERS

Sealed Tenders addressed to the tinder- signed will be received by the Morell institute mtil noon, October 6th for the purchase oi

p iheep and lambs; also cattle and canners.

. Gannon GRANT, Secretary

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A HUSBAND i’ 3

T0 MARCIA

By CAROLYN BEECHER

Chapler XXVIII

John Aldrich dill not look hi» yond tho ut-xt ft~\v illuntlls as ut- sal ill his den that night. lie didn't dare to. lit» knew that in his heatt was a hope that once he was frt-c Elaine Wi-stluorc, some time in the distant future would belong to lliln_

The _r.ril_v of morning liitti crop‘. ovi-r the liuilscttips whim ht- finally wont to bed, his ltlintl a haze, his‘ hotly PVPll \\’l‘lil‘ll‘tl trout the strain izf thinking.

lie ivi-itt to the (lralld (Ientrzll Station to meet Marcia. Shc woul-l expel-l llilll. illthilugh the train calnt- in thi- ldiiitlic of the llltlfll‘ ing and would init-rft-rtl witli his work. liut Marcia was vely in.- patii-ut til anything that lookc-l likc neglect.

lie passct‘. J-Ilaillc wllcn llc loft tltc office. Tlli- FQVilS slli- raist-il to his wi-ri- sad, t-vt-il when ht-r lips sluiliii. lit» tillifcri-tl as it‘ silo hail struck hiiu. so sensitive to hiel" siiglllcst cillotiiln had llt- llfitllllllh.

lll tllt- stiltion ht- wafcllcil the s-iiimingiy nt-vt-r-cutliug Slffilllll oi‘ llwll and wolllcn coming irotll the train upon wllcre lll‘ cxpvcii-tl Afar via. .»\t last ho sa w lii~l‘. Silo lnrllllflil him at lhi. tuli- ntomcnt =i.it| wavml a daintily gloved hand ill w. ii tulle.

“lloiv-tie-titi, ‘Jthn! llissctl mi. ililar?" she asltcil its site raiat-tl lii-r lips for llii- (‘Xilllfliifll kiss.

.\l:irt,la was looking wonilerfllil/ wt-ll. lit-r trim travelling cosluitii- was ill the liltcst slylc. iii-r IWi-t are iiai|ltil_t' sllotl, the lltiic toque sot ht-t-tilllingljv upon llcr \v.-'l- l§l'(»'l_'lli'(l 'l.iir»—uvcu llt=r glovo; were fresh and iiaiut_v_Yet bctivcen

~liilli-.:it~ilt-. anti him lll-i": tiuei illCilll'P~~lllill ~f a . Slvilillll‘ girl with lllitllligtit blaik hair, loppi-ll with ll Hllnlll" <ailor lll: ' -"- "l0lllFtl in it tl?tl'|' 1:; o. some killtl, hut‘ fccl silotl ill si-naible liHV-llPi-‘lftl wnlltlllg ‘hoes’ Hut thi- lat-e unlit-r the plain lrt-ss and llllilvl‘ the sailor hat was llt.. of lht- spirit ll‘ tzuzo iishntt .. Filo t-yt-s ltltikcll t-atiilly int: l|l:~. tll- lips urgt-il l .1. to ti. autl Pii- all ll man slluiilti \‘.';i l a u‘ t" .ti l card _Milrria‘:; v lit.- Jig ' '

“You rxpcirtetl ma, tiiiin‘! You yo: It?‘ ylessziga?" fNattirzlllv, or l slloultl not hat--

volt .'

lll -t tbtatraiu." John rcplieil. he pulled himself together. “(.v> me your cilct-ks; l will attend l)

your luggage." _ Wll l‘ ho l'(lill'll4*ll Mart-in Hblivtl whore lllc car was.

"l value from the tifiice. You .\'lll ilzlvt- ti» laltt‘ it taxi. or u.“- tht- bus. l have i)I'ili’l'Ptl lllc ext

prrssnlan to (lPllVPP your trunk." "'l'llt*u gt-l a taxi. illifilfit’. ll Will iii tiresome trill. i shall lll‘ glad lol ‘got lli...lt"-. (‘outing with luv?" l "I'm sorry’. bill I can't. ilt-lia i:= thori- .'illil will look ilfli-r volt" i John ilad sent for llvlia tll»- ilily‘ bcioro. lie hail givcll hcr bait‘ int; tlli- last ft-w wot-ks of .\'iart-ia.~: Silly with llt~r lll(l|ll"l‘. glad to llilVt his fl-t-tilolll from all ilossibltt. sill‘- vcillancc, zlithoiigh he hail hot-n i-onsirioug oi titling no wrong.

That night when John FPilPll/‘ll homi- lit‘ fouuil Mari-la tit-op in a lllilsg 0f -t'i('l'lllllillillt’il corresptiutl? cut-e, bills, club titles. invitations. ctc.

She tiilatti-ti aluizibly through iliunt-r. impllilsizillg all her llliltlicr anti girl friclltis hail done lor ‘hcr illcasilro.

"liritlillrs. ilant-os. tiinucr and rrtrcptlons gillorcf‘ shr- ilecliirt-tl. “ll was good to be ‘so appreciation.

"Ycs. l ltnoiv," Joint rcpliiiil ah- Willi)

.\ltlrt*'.'l illaitliail what she must do, tht- peopi~ silo would cilter- ailt. llli- functions ll|i‘_‘-' lutlst ill- it-lltl. John fcit likc groaning aloud .ls itllciltl of him slretcllctl it tlrcary‘ vista of visits, of playing tht- host, ol‘ tbcatris, otc. -,ali of whicilh hi’ know he cotlltl not afford i-itht-r as rcgariit-il ulollcy or iilnc.

lltlft-lt that llt- boon sililtlt-nly tlrilppiiti down into llll‘ uld pit of uuriasollabiellcss. This slllall talk,

Pains So, Bad Stayed in Bed

YOUNG MR8. BEECROFT HAD MISERABLE TIME UNTIL SHE TOOK LYDIA E. Pl|NKHAM'S VEGE- TABLE COM-

POUND

Hanillton, 0nt.——*'l have suffer- ed for three years from a female trouble and consequent weakness, pain and irregularit-y which kept me in bed for four or live days each month. l nearly went crazy with pains in my back, and for about a week at a time l coulil not lo my work. l saw Lydia E. Pink- Ham's Vegetable Compound silver- tised in the Hamilton Spectator and l took it. Now l have no pain anti am quite regular unless l over- work or stay on my feet from car- Iy morning until late at night. l keep house and do all iny own work without any trouble. i have rec- ommended the Compound to sov- lral frlentls."~Mrs. EMILY Didi? itltOlf", 269 Victoria Ave., N., i-inluiiton, Ontario.

For forty years women have been telling how Lydia l‘). Pink- llsm's Vcgi-ltnbie Compound has re- stored their health when suffering with female ills. This accounts for the enormous dcniillltl for it from coast lo coast. if you are troubled with any iiillnt-nt peculiar to wo- men wily don't you try Lilia E. Hlnkltmlrs Vi-gi-tllhle (foinpound? It is made from niillvc roots and herbs anti collta ns no narcotics or harmful drugs.

For special advice women are

Sail Story 0f Girl , g Froln A Maritime ‘ Provincial City

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Responds to Advertisement From Canadian. West and_ in Made . White Slave

MU.\"i‘ltl-l.-\l., St-pt. the ltlust pathetic by workers til‘ the 'l‘ravellet"s Altl branch of the Y. W. (7. A. was brought. to the atention 0t‘ that orgauizatlolt rectntlv by a conduct or on a western train who Wlfiltl them that there was u girl 0.1 boartl lll nt-ctl of care, and asked thim to meet her at the station. Even the workers who have be» collie ticcilstollliltl lo tragic wire llorrlficil at tile Wfelfk lllilfititi in their charge. Shattered in lninti. and with her lli-illth colupiclely ruined tho girl t-oltltl scarcely tell hcr story anti workers are not sulil to this day WllPlllHl‘ sllc buariltetl tilt- train at Regina or Moose Jaw 0r who ilurcllziscil the ticket.

She llatl been born in a small city in the maritime provinces, silo cxplaiilcil. anti lliiti seen all adver- tist-llli-nt in her hometown news papcr fora young woman to fill a ptjfilutjll in itegilut. ilor llltlillnl was vi=ry lnui-h tippost-tl to lit-r go- ing (l\\'ii_\', bait ilcr lather illouglll that shc would have ii btittei i-haut-c ol‘ succeeding in tho west than $lltl had at llolllc, anti the girl llcrscli’ was ‘Bimini’ PXClV-‘l at the thought oi lllc adventure llcr latllci" puitl for lit-r ticket and put llt‘l' on thc traili. \'Vh.-u lilli! iirrivctl at the station ill the WilSi- er“ city sill: was ~ lllPi lly pert-tons in all automobile and trarrloil otl’ to a lloilso til’ disreputo; autl lit"; six uionths aftt-rwzlrtis was gilard- t-ti night anti tiny and illliiweil no t‘l)llllilllllll'illlllll world.

22.’ eOno of cases handle-l

Nivi-l‘ tillouwul tlul.

Silo was choked iuli) sulltnissltull utllll she agreed to do as llcr ki-cp- t‘l'r<l \v' bed and iluriug the perlol silo wa. ntvcr illlUWPd out oi’ tili- house . will for a few tllotn drives at night, and oni-c wilt-u she was take-n to a lllUVll‘ silow. The i-litlles sht- tvore weri- ill rib~ lions when Slit‘ l'i’tl('lll‘tl Mililll‘(*lll,l and -lllc Alti llatl lo gct ‘tllcl- Stlttlrl thing to wear llPlilFP silo (itllillll loavc the station. lli‘l‘ lllillti _w\. so brukcll that. lllPy could not filirl oul friull llPl‘ how Slit‘ llzlpilenc-l‘, to leave the place. and Wllrllilflrl lilk‘ llcusi- silo was ill was rnitlcili ztutT.-;lit-. was sent lIi-lllP by lilo tiutliorillcs, or whether llli‘ ket-pi-rs‘ of tho plat-c took this t-otlrst: as lll-e,‘ easiest way of gelling no of bur now illai Sill‘ was no longer" of any, use lo tllelu is it ulzlilt-l‘ of ftllljtkf ' llll'i-. iii-r one i-rv was “i am a good

I (it la]

asked to write Lydia E. Plnlthilln Mt-tlirinu t‘.o.. Lynlt, llfasr. 'l‘lli-. result of forty years experience is at your service. 222i.

girl. llo li-l uli~ go bottle," sziitl tilt: \\'|iI:l(AAI' 'l‘llt' ‘v‘illllllll‘l‘l‘ Aid lll lcwu illi-

lgirl was‘ lrolll has l)l‘l'll uotificti til figgiiri- ami l Willi-ll

:lt»Ivi~l'lisi—lll+-lli'.< which brought htir tinwllfal ~ ‘ti’ who frc- qut-llt tlli- sl , that this is" but inc oi‘ litany sillliliai- tragi-tl-i

till)‘ that but

for similiai" to ' I ll

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Tho llll4*lll])ltl_l'llli‘lli situation. is now straining to lllt- utmost lhi- rc- 'Ulll‘i'i of this as. Wi-‘ll as of otllcr scrvit-i- . organizations. ltlltl thn wilrltcl‘ is (‘illlt-tl upon It) strtiitl many probitrms oi‘ trausii-nts will‘ with scarcely t-nough money l'.il‘_‘ tart? art- gtiiltg to lllct-l tho wilgv- tarncr wlltl has follllti work 1'1, some otllt-l‘ pla . Tllc other ll: ' two young iuarrit-ii women, out-I with a baby of uint- months itil.l' the other with a lilty lot of two HIE three ilrrivctl. \V(‘.ill‘y and iillliii from lat-k of food at lvlliiltilll‘ station. Their husbands had goncl harvesting, they explainctl. ilftui‘ lllontlls of vain SPJIFUlIlIIK for eln- pltyluent. The men llati left llll‘ girls in care of fricnils, agrci-iug to pay for their boltrtl as soon as they were able to collect their wages. Shortly after their llt'iliil“- itrt> the people lllPy wi-rtl staying with tilrncd the girls otit, leavini; lhcut fricntlltess anti without. llllv’ place to go to_ The ’l‘rilvelicr's Ail

which for a month he ‘had nob heard, sountltati so simple, so lll.’ worthy oi‘ a grown woulillfs t-ll~

lirt- thought.

John M'llllilt*l’('il more than illli-t- if ho hail ncrvo tintiugh to makc :| tli-i-iilcil slauil, ti. lt-ll .\llll‘l'ii'l llt- was through with illi> i-‘lllilly soil

ot‘ lilo sllt- was planning for llim_ 'l‘lli~n ht- thought oi‘ Iii-l", as all-- tvils. Just Niart-Itl. And wailt-il,

Aftt-r tlllltli-r Marcia llll‘i‘\\' lli‘i' st-ll’ into an iaasy chair, llFPilillvtl a ilat p sigh of i-outcntlnent, and said:

"It is good i0 be hack with you. John. Alli-l“ all, lhcrc lg no plat-l- like unit's own homo. nt. oui- tiull.‘ lilac out-‘s llutlbitlltl. i do llopc wi- art- going to llavi- triullc lllt't' lilut .t' together. Wc must ilt-vcr tiuarrcl again. l rrli-ii lllysl-ll’ lo SlPPp ont- nigllt lllillkillg of thi- way wi- t|ll.'ll‘- lPllPil over lhoso llurriti bills, lilt- lltlfily old tiling '

"TllPV tirt=ll't all paid yet" Jolii rcplirtl tlully. llc llzltl n:.t l‘i't‘liilllf’ii upon Nlariria taking this altiiuilv. 'l‘llat naivt- way of tt-iling how gLiil site was to ll.- oat-k and lllc tltrclura tlt.u that. itflt-r all. lll|‘l'll was lll. plilt-t- likc lltllllt‘, no iulc quite ilk-- him.

it lvas upsii-ttiug to say thi- ll'i'l“'.| very ups-wtiillg, ho thought, as ll-‘ lay thinking llllllll*l‘.~<l ovt-i- long iii? ll‘l‘ Hill! slitil. ll llllllli‘ .llllll int-l :l.i if his lnilltl hail sildtit-ntly l)l'(‘tllll\'

illsarrallgtltl, tillt nl‘ l)l'llt'l'. "\Vt- liluat lll) what wi- have to tin." llllaiuit bail said oncc. Anti it

Wllg this that was ill his luinil Wllt‘li lli- finally ft-il ilslt-t-il. "\Vllat I llavo lil ilo_" , (To llc tfiintintli-ti.)

lll an maria yo! a a [who of when

CUB! lll

‘Babfsflwn Soap’

A SIMPLE tumult FOR . lNDlGESTiilN

There's nothing conlplicatcti about lllc way llEDMAt.‘ over- L'(.llli‘>‘ stomach trouble. -lt neutral- lZl‘,~; thi- harmful acid that's doing the llll:tt'lll8l', and ilocs it instantly. With the stomach free from this lucid. there's no t-haltcc of fcrnlenta ‘tioll. atltl the digestive organs call ido lllt‘ll‘ work ilnhillllpcrctl. The loilowillg cxtract from it letter is typical of many writcll liy gfill; l ful us -r.s '

ltt-tiuiat- has savvti lllc so ulucli pain, anti it. is so nit-e to ft-tl I can out tiillit" wllilt i fancy illstcilil 0i just plain ftzotl.

iSlgneil) A SHEPHERD,

ll, ulakt-s no Rliifcrence whether your iroublo is lillilKH-lilt)", ilysilttil- slit, Hattiloni-o, Gastritis or Palpit- aticn. ltt-illnac is what you \vau' and what you tuilst have ll’ your $lilillillll is to be put to rights. Gut a lniilt‘ o1‘ this wouderftll llcrbal Tfllllv today from your ilruggisl.

Tlii- 2 Macs, Wholesale Distri- butor for l’. E. l. Sold also at (ialiauUs drug store, Suin- lllt*.l'>'itll‘. in (YLeary at Wiltigiis. Georgetown at Knights. lvioniague at Mallolfs Drugstore. on iluiy took them in when they" ri‘ilt‘lll'il the station, gavc tllcill looii through the co-opt-ration o!‘ auothcr orgaltizitticu anti tcluiltlr arv lodging for tht- night.

Woulau (lives ltotim

A poor WOIHZIII

hoard of tilclr

,plight alltl tilfcroillhciutllirilsti of ,

.tt rt, Illl ill licr llousc until lbw;

“zjfllllll iipti positions for both wort:

ready i) work. (lne ivas tiuiciciy

with the tiutsltle ]."lli'vtl in a position. but thc othi-z-

though anxious to do stimcthing had lll. slrcllgtll to support horsitll‘ and hi-l‘ ('llllil. iii-r llusbzlntl was inttlrillcil of what bad lilklfl] ill:u---.

and lit’ toltl his triluhlcs ill lhc fltfllztl‘ who cmployietl llilu. 'l_‘hi= lHllPl‘ maid at tiuci- "Wily. bi-l .

lit-r lii-rt- Silt cull llt‘lll my illlil lic luatletl his liPlllPl‘ i-llolgli _llli‘ll' , to la; his wife's-fart" vat-H Tho Willllilll hail only $4 loft of tale: sulll who" sht- hiulrilt-tl lilo. iiiiin up" mi» Iilli‘ i-i-ggt-tltllil \\'ili‘ltl‘l' lll taki- in purl 'pa_vlu->ilt ill lll‘? lildl‘ noses.

'l‘lii- lypiiral stilry of a pros-pct- tivi- bridt-grooul who wauilcrcil l‘ luticaily up anildiitvll lhc strut-ls of .\lllllll‘t’ill seeking his lllllltlllfl ivho hati come frolll ldugiilnil to inert liilll and had arrivctl it ti.i,.' tot. rtloll. is also li-ltl. Wilt-ii o.-

_ l liner; arrlvo ‘lll port a (lily lit-fill‘

llioy .|i-.i tiuc, ulauy cilri-iullj.‘ litid plau- arr- tl]lf~‘(‘l,' and the ilistlililtiilil oil lniilc. friltllltiucil at lllv lllolllllli ("f having to fi-ild for ll\‘l'SPll ill ii ulranag i-ttuullgv. ofti-n with litlltl lllillli‘\‘ and no l(li‘ll m‘ a safc ltlilg-

illg ]|liii'l-, is not tho least pilthtril.‘ '

ug thi-ul. Stories Flli‘ has hc-n lillil by fcllotv lfilVPllPlA on board oi‘ brldi-a who arrivctl aul wltiit-tl ill vain for the ilrtlsilcclivt-Q grtlillll to llll‘ll up, t'l‘4'i\l.l! in tho sloultisl ltcarla. tlll this particular tlftilfiltlll lll" girl's llEIYIUIW‘, as soon its lll‘ it-arlu-tl that llbl‘ ship was t-xilctrtcil (‘ill'l)'.| uircti lli‘l' to slay on tho boat lllliil ii-- arrivtiil twcut.y-ltiul' llotlrs late." ilotvt-vi-r, tho authorities rt-fust- to! -

A Sanitary wash A ‘Soft healthy skin A lingering fragrance "It; Ibo-z fiir Hub)’

uni! Hist [lll You." ‘llhllfiilnpl Llllillnil. Lllll, Hulllllnal, I"

N0 {ICE

doubts '

allow the passengers to remain on board after the ship hits reached pol-t and sho was placed in charge to the Y. W. worker by the con- ductress The ’l‘raveller's Aid lefl wtu-tl with various ileoplo as to the gll'l's whereabouts but when llcr fiancee arrived three llouffl lattr hi- could fllltlnu trace of her

For hours he trumpet] up ilnd

ilown tliti harborfrclli seeking '1 clue and it was not until’ be lll. qtiirctl at the lelegrtlllll “like

where a worker llii|l|)l‘ill‘ll to mow llilll that the lllilfilltflllfilllétl yotln=§-DE;.A"TMENT (‘n7 THE NAVAL, man tiisrilvcretl that his bride tva.a_ slI-JRVICPI safe anti sound. ‘lie broke dotvu colupleteiy. Arilngelneuts wer“ quickly luatle for the Wikllllllg and, lllP Aid acted as bridesmaid Hill"! agilin.

RehearsesCrimes i

SA l J‘) tilt‘ LIYAI Til-lll

SltL-‘thltlll ti-ntlcru lldllPPlirlPtl to thi- lllllllffrlllidlfltl and r-ndurst-ti on tllc cltvcitlllfl “'l‘rudcl' to; Lumber" will bo rccolvcd up to gluon on ‘Ftli-sdily the llllyiluy of tlettibrr 192i, for tho purchase of tho Wllfill‘ or any por- tltnl of ilpprtlxiuluti-ly ptlQJltlil foot.

_ .\l."l\ssort.t~d Lulubt-l" consisting of

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- | This Lumber is wi-ll actwont-tl. un- CHlCAGO. SODI- Zil-‘*H"TV"Y w- 'U:.l&(l stock and is open to inspt-ctlinll . ., . l y inc.

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