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APRIL 14, 1926
1 1
#rites Two f THE onAnLo'1"rmowN GUARDIAN- =
The Mystery of the Sil\8'il\¥ Walls
A Dsteetivs Love Story in
» Hy WILLIAM AVERILL l`l'l0W.ELL 
& Conn-lshl by D-Aiwletol O C0- iefidiied by Ledger Syndicate `
snoring dog.
public."
"You know perfectly well, Mr.
u
?§ ,rd to Beatwce Hammond ‘Now, Mr Osborn.” he growled, ain't nothing. he won-ldn‘|, do for
*` '   - i "where 'la Miss lMaaon?" he in- “you say the old gentleman chang- the old gom|om.gn."
 “_ , quired. "il think she should ~beed his appointment with you and
l~""--_-_“`~- ‘ 'W' ----_---1-~_-- put udfxe to this ,business at once." that you found lrlm senseless in
N  \i
QAILINGS
FROM HAIYT -IFHIN, N. ll.
'T0 Ll\'l'Iltl'00I.
~Apru no  u....n-|....~
Apr. 23 . ,_  . . . _ . . . .
._ hh-lqauras
'T0 (`Hl*IltBUl KG -§0l"l'll.\ Ml”l‘0N--
A V l‘\\'l'I|¢P
Apr. I5 ., ..   .. hlalita
' T0 LUNIDON
'Apr,22 , . . . . . . .
 .\Iu-lor-h
'falls at tlreenarll
“Carries Third (`luss Passengers tlnly.
IIOM MONTREAL T0 LIVERPOOL
Apr. ill). May 2|!  Montrose
May 1. .Inna 4  .\lont¢-lslru
lu lt. June ll  hloutclara
T0 BELFAST-GLASGOW
ilay 20. Juno 17 _ . _ . . . . _ _
_ _ dlctqsmn
l‘0 CllERBOUR(1-BOU'l`l.lAllP'l`0N-
ANTWEBP
Mq 5. June 2 . . . . . . .
. . .  Mlnnedusa
llq ID. June ll . . . . .
 . . . . .
._ Mslltl
l‘l0M QUEBEC 'I0 LIVERPOOL
ls; 21. .Inns 18 . . . . . . . . .
._ Montruyal
T0 BELFAST-GLASGOW'
Apr. tl. June. ii . . . . _ . _ . . .
._ Montnairn
T0 CHEBB0l'R0-BOU'l`llA\lP'l‘0N--
IIAUBUKU
May I2. June tl  Empress ot l"ruu|~s
May ill. June 23 . Empress ul 'holland
Apply Local Agents
G. BRUCE BURPEE
V Dis. Pals. Agent
40 King Street
Saint John, N.B.
TOLEDO SCALES
No Springs, Coffee Milla, Meat
Choppers, Bacon Slicers. Monthly
terms. I
N. E. MYRER, Agent.
Charlottetown.
8l;65-4-12-inwf.l3l.
FARM Fllll Sillli
'/2 mile from Bradalhane Station,
containing -MV, acres. Good build-|
ings, best location, near school.
stores _and churches. Apply to--~-. _
MURDOCH GRAHAM. ‘
8595~4~8ll1m1li. \
AUCTIUN SALE '
Farm ol 63 acres at Ruxtico with
good buildings thereon. If not sold
privately by April 20th will be sold
at Public Auction on that day at
one o'clock. lf stormy next fine day
following.
RUSSELL MARTIN,
East Royalty,
cjo. Fred Andrew.
B573-4-Twfmtil.
llucllnll slit
rlousehold Furniture at Fort Augustus on Monday the
At lf. Kmluington Road on Fri-5
day .April ltith at 10.30 o`<=ioi~k
sharp consisting off parlor. dining
9 l-l~2l~28.
mencing at the 'hour of One o'clo¢it
effects of the late Reverend Allan
Mus
SAFETY-
_- 
City Ticket Agent
L. P. RITCHIE.
Ticket Agent, Station
AUCTION SALE
THERE WILL BE SOLD by Pub-
lc Auction at the Parochial House
9th day of April, A. D. 1926,, com-
n the afternoon, all the following
room, sitting room. bedrooms, :uid
kitchen, some lovely pieces ot old 1
furniture in Walnut and mahogany of Hay; 75 busheu 01 Nm, 0",
wood-slelgh,. one driving. wagon.
Also all household furniture and
velvet square; two beautiful EDB- other .-rticles too numerous to men
tion.
one very old mahogany dining
room lable; one beautiful Wilton
lish Brussels squares; one lovely
Arminsuer stair carpet; some bean-
U-flll UW 0" P3111-l-H188 'lllld Sleel ell' approved joint notes on all sums
grovings, one kitchen range und 0
one ibeaiutimi -ward:-nib.-_ Lot of ¢
china, glassware, linen.; and hell- C
ding. Ons nlco 'upright piuno. also,
other articles not mentioned. Lol A_ D_ 1g25_
of garden utensl-ls. etc.
‘Sale starts in the kitchen and on
time. Terms cash,
LAURA HODGBO-N J
J. A. MacDonald. Auctioneer.
8689-4-13-4|. _~.mw14| .
J. McDonald: -
One horse, 5 years old one mare
7 years old. two cows. Quantity
T£Fllv.".;-Nine months credit on
ver five dollars. Amounts less
han five dollars, cash. Six pen
ent discount for cash.
Dated this eighth day of April,
REV_ JOHN C. MeMlLLAN
CHARLES McDONALD
Exeeutorl
OHN A. MacDONALD
Auctioneer
TENDERS FOR LUMBER
SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office until noun on
Monday, April 19th, 1926, for supplying and dsllvg.-ing gg Monnaue
Bridge on or before the first of June, 0.000 feet of 3 inch spruce or hem-
ink Pllhk: llw for supplying and delivering at P.-ine.. street wh." 73
pllss in lengths of from 20 to 50 feet.
5 For further particulars apply st thi; gfflcg,
_ L. B_ MaoMILLAN,
Department of Public Works.
8062-4-lumwml.
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A  'CANADA s'rEAM»sHIP LINES, Lid. A
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Leaves Montreal
April 28th
For spaos for Live Stock and Produce. also Rates,
CARVELL BROS., LTD.
AGENTS
Beeretary of Puhlle Works.
ii.._.__.-._._.. _ -_.`
Arrive Charlottetown
and leave for Bt. John’s
May Bhd
-<13" -.§tt=~
- A t
via __
, 'in the car. and nnd you can see
'OCEAN UMITEDH ` for yourself that his finger nin't
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t-art, hand slelrh, lrlndausns, set dan-
hledhnrness. not llrlvllll harness, | pgda
an reeehlngs, collars and hsntos, ll
,,¢,, |~n",, "“.”_ 8 ml sh". ",“"_ VA.LUAlLE_ FARM FOR SALE
.-an .moore uni hem-nuns. wma ssmr. AT WINSLOE ROAD
:‘v'v|nsIelr;n,lrrt:wt:larsim=l|sa, post.-hola ` _L
ller, s nve s, or s, . ns,
blocks and rape, flrmerrs .I»oll;,.=l: II 'ln on" my valuable "rm of
|,....| ..,,.¢.,, ,,,.,,,,,,,, (N, N), 5", "15 acres of choice land with good
:ol rhu.;‘n.(a|:=||s rrns. swing man-. dwelling house and out buildings. prox.
arnrnnr w sm' lla and mattress)
quantity of hardwood plush, qnasmt; an 1” nr” can repnh U;-rseszs
nl hnurls, quantity of sprare shingles, Pmmr Pump in hmws' 7° I nm
mm storm, x pr; em". nrnssmltxtlnd in high oultlvation, and H not
vlu. nnsntur ef hu: ann straw. sold by -private sale, it will be sold
whsst, base hurllsf. Queen luster. on su H nth m th"
eoachos, spinning srtrosl sal reel. uma’ Apr 'Q `
tables, choirs, dishes and other arttslss 'nh ‘t°°k| "VP ‘nd |mI’|°m'“"°
not enumerated. Bag huuhllls
"'""" -VI’ **"'” °° '°'°~ ILIJAN ‘AU “all AND DON
s Fortunately he was in his teeth
Pllfilllllg back his chair, the wut- Wsauited-
'M
 - . relaxed face.
l y c ‘ge ~ f .
‘ he -l, ably got jammed in the runnllng ` ‘ __
s gear of the car and he has Ia nt ‘
    od from loss of .blood. B1
chloroform and assault and some
one cutting his finger off,
all hosh. You’r~e seeing things 0'-
Neil. and you ought to rut
er on your imagination."
‘1Sure and llt's no imm.sglnatlon." ` V  X
the 'Irishman .persisted doggedily. `
to asain. t/
Inside -- Ahsorbine, jr.
diluted, destroys the germs
and relieves irritation. Our-
slde-it relaxes the tension of
the muscles and breaks up con-
grion. Use Absorbine, Jr. sz
lint sign of’ sore throst.
A1 nh in-ur lrswtln, 31.21; has
w. r. YOUNG, Inc..
ymsn lids. Montreal
lt's murder."
I.
-i_ tl0§KBdly.
Having disposed ol my property at "iS0l‘ry, mum, |10! t0
:ine l\nr:':_w‘(l".v& WJ; spring tooth cl-_
arrow . .)r set ll' has I,
runs vhw. (M. rm. lrrestusnn :find 0"' °m°° ‘l“'"`d* thi’ h°“"°'°' 1'” na"
N0- 3 D|0W. Western Boy plow, potato insisted d@¥9d|Y. 5nd "Ml Gm
»°~\lflv~r. su-sl roller. nt chants... nn- ham out to -be notified. *Sure and AT THE SODA F0uN1AlN
non (new): Frost and W sl l ' l '
nrusner. ensins llntersulonslare fn? ;3el::`::e:o:_-‘P and he' an The Soda Glass: Those Straws
‘l‘l;.ll's  nnr:l:tl::::;‘,o:‘l:|l;l';sr hh’;l't-: The atunners uppernp drew lr! I DIG l0fi
;‘::f_1"'::::° bf,':°“ "““';‘|‘;i"’"’:’“":° The Soda Glass: .lust lay tif
. sort
ons. Star Car (runsbout nearl aesr)) 'u°k°" “I ‘ly I
   .._.... _....1 Flill Silll
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_ iislwg up ln the trout drswinghds runsbout. Well, perhaps you
::l-lard and soft oorns both Yi@l*l'roonr," Higgins volunteered. "Shedid and perhaps you dldn’t. Any- nail brush. Then he turned to his
‘lo -li0li0W1ly'» Corn llHl"0V@l`. Wlli“1l gave one of the maids orders that how. y0u're going to stick close to
-2. entirely sure io wie, and certain she was not sl home. to callers this me until the chief shows up. Now,
.mil satisfactory in its notion. ,ai’te_rnoon, But, when ll came ongo on with yon and iet‘s get hack
'duty n while back, the maid forgot and see ‘bow lMr. Warburton is
l"`*°°”’_* lto tell me. And, just now- i let ill wlllills &l0ll8-"
friend and lMiss Mason had to As John preceded the watchman
sec her. Shall I notify .her‘."' out oi’ the arched corridor into thenicemen snooping around here?"
Beatnice Hammond did not an-long reception hall, the street door __,._l.'_
swer at once. but taking several was swinging open and Higgins
steps up the long stirway, .she was sta-ntiing aside to admit a new-
stood listening. Fnlntiy, over theoomer. Ha was a squat, barrel-
bulustrnde, came the distant sound bodied man. with sloping should-
of women's voices. ere and legs askew like a hnldog. _
“Better not", the qeclmed, a- flabby, panty skin of a city dwelier,
decendlng the steps. “When hurrying into eubways and ol’ danc-
Mason's caller leaves. we ing in crowded cafes. ...hh _ l
move back in the corridor so From the obseqtslous manner in _ ~ ,
Sho will no. 590 no If wo which tho butler sprang to relieve I -
off the light over the aofaphirn of his overcoat it was evident `“
one will notice Uncle Charles.`that he was u peraonage of lm-por-i ~]  \
ls nothing Anne can do and tance in the household. Removing \ 
think »lt's -better-her caller did n silk muffler from his fat-rolled l f
know what h&DD0lled. We doi1't neck. the man's cold. fish-llko., ‘ f.~_:. J /' ._
1 this matter to get out. Don’t eruy-:wen eyes fell on the sri>ur| _ ) '~_f:_'-ill l, i
you think ao. 0‘Neil?" beneath the iigiht, and came quick-» l ` \_ ’ ;:'] -
"Sure I .suppose it's best, murn," ly forward. ‘ru-bbing his hands over I | - l Héil'
Irishman agreed, "And did you one another, a smile drawing back ,,',‘|_ ,` ' ,,.`,| _
get the doctor?" his full, -moist lips from his yellow ` '
"Ye _ _ -
He .is coming right over." "Good i2V6l\‘l!18!" he 'began in
O'Neii scratched his carroty nasal voice, talking with the
mop ol hair, than turned to the punsive voiubllity of a traveling
Gothic nr(-hed door lending to the Balelmlm- "W0ii. Beatrice. what's _,_ _ ‘_
rear of th.~ house. the meetIn£ for?"
i "(‘ome. Mr. Osborn." heordered. U“°]“-‘ has 'D993 VUPY serlouslt' \ g
i"l want to telephone. You go a- 'll1.llll‘@d ill an accident," Mrs. Hum- f
head of mc." . mend announced.
r “Wl1at's the idea?" John asked “Excuse me." O'Noil 00l‘l”6Ct9ti- He: Why do you call me, a
as he proceeded the watchman °‘Ml‘- 'H°~mm°“d' B°m°b0¢|Y |19/S
down the long passageway. “You su-lted Mr. Warburton. This
.nom :limit i had uriymiug to _do tlemlw found him u\\0°rlS<=l°\\s
with this attack on Mr. Warburton -lllli l“lllll1b°lll-"
‘do you?" _ r Turing, Hammond’s pooket-ri-m-
i Before answering his companion‘ll=€d. dissipated GYGS KWSN the
. seated hiinlsélt' at the tele hone 8119"-
t Fam°""bZ"£:g:“"°"°I T"“"°lri\l-.sk before the window lozking "WUD “TG 5/011'?" he asked. _
MoN'r|u;A|_ _ 1-ogg"-"_-, onto the court. it was n large "This ‘is Mr' oubum his wife ln' "“.. .a:::i'f:`:'
DETROIT - Ci~llC.”co ‘switchboard with numerous exten- f0l`lll€d him. ,:;.'§:".';§§§i‘i§"5f:....--
gggvygg... sim... by which the servants mu. John stiffened slightly as the l/"fl 
Leaves Montreal Daily at 10¢_m_ riveted the .incoming calls wig), the man inspected him as he would f  ’-¢;;;;;駒,’;--,-l is
liouse. "Obi Are you the fellow Anne g §__ 0/’ 
Doubh, Track ,mme way_ . "Sure and rdmft .hmk n0¢y,1ng_-- fell for. up in the Klondike?" he _V -Y _ 
,c°,"°R-,__ .ne growled. firmly, wiring uownlquerled.
i Vclvctrunning road-bed "he “?celV9l' Hllll ‘milmlbiing a num. _J0i1ll dug_ his finger no-its
_°ulPns",r ` Ibex- into the mouthpiece. “Sur‘e. his ih“m‘b-
" All steel _ob _ L .iir_ Osborn, ami you have an ap- `_'l 0111 MUS |M050l1'H fililwe he Dllfld-"
Sleeping éar vT3:“*l'§"d_ lbélfilpointnrent w-ith IMP. Warburton at *mid q“l@l»lY~ _
panmmt Dmwin Rl; '°é, ‘f""l4*`| [mil You :ll 5 ln .his runnbout, 'H‘"“m°ll'-l Bl-Bl"°-ffl him lllil ill the .veatner l've ever known at this
Car Standard S155 in gm §P'|“K`\vl1l. nl... ...<_=.....it<~.l and poser-my face: then. thrustlnz out his
Cm,'Dining Cm “£1 158 c"mTI*`°" |mnrll¢m>.1_H.@.||u_.pe¢e_¢h;S ls 0-_ hanging underiip, he turned to,
c°un§l,EsY_ V _ ° °" ‘Ni-il. (live me Mr. Graham." O'Ne,"` , b b i
_ ’l'hcre was H momiem- 31 "Al hs u out lMr. War urton‘s _ 0c~t.
. g§ff’a§‘.’;§’_"‘§§,'_“t‘.‘”° ,°°“"°‘Y °f ‘°h'~‘lti.r~ .irluiman resting his selbgsvmfé bolus attacked is damned
m-“de Canadi-310;? dcrririlrgeeir health.-_ de..-k. and -equintlng up side, he snapped rlrritabiy. "You
_ r.......u. a mm °""“"°:Wl-rf' ur John. Again. he nimea to 111°” ‘"9 “iw”-B S"l@”“'i"S ll
' lthe receive,-_ in everything that you stick
Tin- dt- Lu..-Q Train of Canada "Helio: chiefs This is o'Neii." "O86 in-"
lie _woke ;0w_ --Come on ova, to “'I‘hat's just what I told
__, ____._ _____________lMr. wnrnnrlgnu, right .,w,,,.__ye,,_ Beatrice Hammond added. ~` 7 l
l'lt‘s important-~--Somebody tried to "'B“t» Mn Hammend-" UNBUPF0' . '/ i
Connection From "‘“"‘l"l' him*-Blind! Jlim and some ‘°S‘9d~ "There ‘“|""' -"0 d°“l“ "'  » //
Marmme Province Points of inf- .h0yg_.A}| ,.igm_ g00d_by_.. bout lt. Mr. Warburton sure was  / /4
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Arr. Chicago 7.50 the next morning iiiff-rent nppnrtmenrs of the great have done a suit of clothes.
“You could smell the chloroform = <
For Fares, R"e,v,¢|°m‘ Em been ground off in no accident. It‘s
' i been l! I "
A | Q cut o ceun.
pp’ ° ‘ Q l Following the direction or the _ ‘ `
W. K. ROGERS, I i , ' iwatchmaivg eyes, Hammond ginno-i SHE THOUGHT S0 T00
‘ JL!" ,Ml . ed toward the limp figure
 IK J ' ‘. divan, faintly vlscble in tho dilm
."___ , \` '|, ll* i' iight of the darkened corn
_ " ` l ‘ .iiillv a flash he hesitated, then
`\\»\ ._ ,.'»,} I _I / lover and peered down lntothe still, 5
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.;_'__,5. ' “I-ie's been in n ibad V `
‘ ' thut's sure," he admitted. stroking "ll , '11
  ll.. mm. mn. “His nn .» pi-ol. Hi f 3°, |
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‘iMr. Warburton has been assault
od. and if he don’t come
"Yon are wrong, 0'Neli." Bea- Q _ __-,_
| _ _l lrlce insisted. ‘lsurciy
._?.  _ll ; bnnd's two years in crime work SURE 7|-gg;-(E |3
'__ '53 j_-_-3.\_~_A< _,;-.~.____J when he was an assistant die- A
lrict attorney ought to
_ '*' opinion worth somethl
Blg Cleamngg Sale no beiieves that Mr.
has been in an accident it must "Sorel Lessthsn one nallolone'
» cetainiy be oo.”
By Allctloll The pstrolman shook
tion on my premises on Thurnslny. |r le olk
lowing stork and farm implements: In my day and 'rn 5w
ith ' -   ff, 
Sherbrooke, I will sell by nnbllr out-. him," he ins-“ted 0b3|_in:€;?; :ibut 
.torn mn st rt on-lack sim-p, lr.. nn- ve 5”" “ 3 W °f I "eAbf°g§“t‘£ _ _.VI   9*!" ' 
llruft more t(`rnwn (lem). general pur- HUD' "S3-‘nts U15! Bamebodl' l-fled 'if'   /f
gentleman. ¢ \ /,
me." / 
.~.,|,.,.,,x..,,,,,|:,, ri rf; ',|,|f°°:|;'|lf,;|,f "Gfraham'f -Why you fool, you 
hull. -‘omlmr 3 nor ora. Yorkshire sow, haven't called G1-aibam -in on this ~. ~ ‘
(nmol. mower marc). nn nu. went red to the emrs, -but his lan- ‘
mia-mi sn-irons: .luster lr. -tr Wil tern shaped jaw only set the equar- . E
gone more L(:s.lal;)..“2 rows, fs-sshsnod; lo bump ol thg old
rows rl c : 4 ers. oornlng 3 year And what-5 more ,I m
taint-rnrlllr, mr z is * ‘
K, mu °| h ml’ "  Q" ""“' '_' Graham will agree with
due tn litter last of A ll; Y it hi 'lr' .
'mm no Hyman". “MT M _“P I re have you. I-lsmnwnd whlrléd on
~ '"' the watchman.
.ll hi (a.ll lfl I ), M .
urs msprxger (I\r:a?Cogl:1|bc|l‘>,:w bindblr mb” Jrlahmmnlh f““"n`°°n face
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wood slntlh. set dolshls bob slel ` ---
n sure Mr.
The attorney eyed him s mln-
tache that hung down stiff like 1_1
wife. _
"You idiot." he scolded, "why
dldn't you stop this -msn callin!
in Graham? Haven’t you any
.ssni-le? Don't you know that the
last. th-ing we want are these pol-
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se; She: Vou'slways change color
V when you hear dad coming.
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"This la a pretty backward
"Vee, it is the most harhful
thick. :lme of year.
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crime
your
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him."
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In the “He says he's just crazy to take 
her out."
e;i_0s§;; “i think so too."
' back and his protecting eye teeth
awe, htm the avnesrenoe of a
“You had no ‘business to mix up
this affair." he growled “We
don't want detectives buttfnr in
nd 'washing the ts-mily linen Ill
1 ' -’ Hammond." owen persisted. “mst
f i The engineer started to speslhchnran hitched .his am-ple hulk to
~ ith.-u hit his lips. 01Neil eyed him his feet and looked the engineer about your family. Mr. Warbur-
<~ rlously for a second then turn aggressively between the eyes ton gave the chief his start. There
Mr. Graham will not spill anything
nts and kept chewing his mus-
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Your Daughter’s’ Health
MANY GIRLS are obliged to be absent, from school for a few days
each month because of illness.
because young girls-as well as older women-can be strengthened by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. »
At no age does your daughter need greater care than from. the time she
reaches the age of twelve years until wumanhuod is established. If she
complains of headaches, pains in the lower limbs, or if she is nervous and
irritable make life easier for her. Many a woman has suffered years of
misery because as a girl she has been allowed to sit around with wet feet,
lift heavy articles, do hard work and over-study.
ln all such cases Lydia E. Pinklianfs Vegetable Compound should be
given,as it is “specially adapted to suish conditions. It can be taken in safety
by any woman, young or old.
Nervous and Weak
Charlesiorl, Illinois.-“I gave my fifteen-
year-old girl Lydia. E. I'inkl1um`s Vege-
tuble Compound und it. tlirl iier' a \vonde1‘ful
lot. of good. Iler periods wt-ru ticinyetl and
she was nervous weak and dizzy. Ai last.
_ silo was so bud oil' that sin- wus out of school
for four months. I reall the :ul\'c1‘tiserrients
about the Vegetable Uornpoulld, and since
she has taken it she l1il.~l‘illrpi-owtl in every
way and has gone buck to svliool uguin_ I
recommend the Vegetable Uonipound to
other lnotliers with girls who are not' as
strong as they should iw.”-lll_1's._Ar.|t:i.:
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Terrible Cramps
Los Ar|geles,(.‘allfoi'nlu.-“My daughter had
t-:l'1'ibIe cruillps which caused ei' to go
io bed on every first. tiny. 'i`he sharp pains
seemed to take the life right from her. She
wus out of .~u.-liool two terrns. I have known
about Lydia E. l’inkhurn’s Vegetable Com-
pound ull my life and iinully decided she
should try it. Three bottles cured her ot'
the cramps and other pains and helped her
in variinls ways for the next. couple of years.
I rccoinniurid the Vegetable Compound
highly in every girl and \vo\nan.”--Mrs.
W. E. (l|1.r.r."i“r|c, ill-lil East. 62nd P1aoe,I.0s
Angeles, L`u.llf0i'niu. _
Lydia E. Pir`xl_iham’s ,
Vegetable Compound
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Bathtubs, Tiling
Aluminium Ware
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White Woodwork
Glass Baking Dishes
Windows
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Refrigerators
White Shoes
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sealed snvsiopss. marked
plainly on the outside, "Application lpgltorsgs." .l
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Appllostlon for cold storage sosos for, eggs for the
season, April 20th to December 31st next, will bs rseelv- .fy
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FOR SALE
emu. nam Ano nmol-l rnor_sn`1'v in
UUMMERIIDI.
About 25 serss ol land, tl or which sro under cultiva-
tlon, balance in pasture and ranch, out 20 tons hay last
é Wir. besides other crops.
' Ranch contains 80 pens with new 5 room ranch Mus!
all enclosed In guard fsnos. ` .
Large 7 room house, barn, garage and hm Muse, all
in first class condition with all modern improvements. This
Pl'°P°rty is only flva minutes wall: from Hill' “Mil Ml
most of it will bs valuable as house iota.
win be soul ln -lm te-suit -suruhsss.-' sms ls vlhhl
at a bargain ss I am leaving the Provlllss. - »
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