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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUKSDAY, MAY 21, lyaa
Gives Her Yiews on Fundamen
talists and Modernists
.Mitia t'hrlBlabol rtnilv hurst, uho
has been for tome lime advertised
hh the irini-i jii I spiaUc-r at the con
vunlton of the Ciospel Missionary no.
ciety, now in, st-solon lit the I'coplc's
i-hurch, niacjti hfr tlrst appeai-anr-ft
yesterday afternoon. Togtthor with
the Ruroivss L.ija d Torlnoff, she
vvus met at Merlin by Mm. I.awre-ncu
Southard, who In nrrvliif os hos-Uss-.
The it piimtioii Ihiil lind come
niuud of Miss rankliiir.it us ,a
suoaUrr was umply suslnlned. Fhe
4 a member of the British bar,
taoldilis i lie drgre of I.. 1.. P., and
nnnirtilly speaks In a logical and
fon-i-iul manner. A larg sudlnre
ruf til litr as slut spoke on the aub
Jact. "Tile lies'. n,llul Message." Hho
sr.iil In pur::
"I inn sure Uint we shall long re
number the time we have spent to
itether nnd the thoughts and the
1';ists that aw ended from our
l.eurta to Mini 'who la thliiWing of uu
I, on- an we arc expwil Ina the (treat
ilny of nil days vvliii-Ii shall fulfill
I hat prophecy. 'I shall come agitln
mid i-eeeive oil unto myself, tha
vvIitc I urn there ye shall be r.lso.'
Thin Is a great comfort to us in
these dus. because the enemy of
Cod and iiihii Is very busy. He
knows that he hns but a short time
and he is making the best of It. or
. should say, the worst.
"This t en Important time in the
hiNiory or America. Today, one of
your great denominations, the I'res
tvierisns. Is in session, and a great
controversy Is on between the fun
daniiitallsts and the modernist,
those who believe In the TCIble and
vbo believe In the deity of Jesus
Christ, end who are r'ally Chris
tians, and on the other hand, the
modernists, but I d not like the
nnnie. We are really the modern
ists who are looking for and hasten
inc toward the day when He shall
pm an end to oil controversy. There
will be no more modernism then.
ill there? We with the eye of faith
tan sec this day approaching.
"The eod of the Modernists can
not give the world what It needs
' I o,r y, rannot give the human heart
v, hat it nedj today, yesterday and
forever. Th"re are many virtuous,
'udly men, but the world, the flesh
and the devil are too strong for any
man to conquer In himself.
"The falling away Is all foretold in
ine r.ihle, and If we read the letters
in the churches, given In Jlcvola
tton, second and third chapters, we
an pretty well see the -fidelity and
Infidelity of others. You can never
Rupture
Expert
for
Men, Women
and Children
COMING TO
NEW BRITAIN
Representing
W. S. RICE
ADAMS. V y.
The r;ue ritipture Method Kxprrt.
it. K. Green, personal representative
of William- S. nice, Adams, N. V.
will be at the Washington Hotel,
New Hritain. Conn., from Friday
noon. May :2 until Saturday evening.
May ?". Kvery ruptured man, wom
an and child should take advantage
of this great opportunity.
The nice Method for Itupture is
known the werld over. You can now
fee this Method demonstrated and
have a Kiee Appliance fitted to you.
Absolutely no chart unless you are
satisfied to keep the Outfit after
having the Appliance adjusted and
yon see how perfectly nnd romfnrt
ebly It holds. No harsh, deep. press
ing spring?; nothing to gouge the
flesh and mak you sore, fan be
worn nipht and day with 'positive
comfort. Soft, rubber-Ilk composi
tion pad. any egr-e nf pressure re
u'llred. Pnn't war a truss, aivour life
when thousands have reported curs
through iislns the nice Method.
Why snffr the burdn of rupture if
ther I a chance to be free from
truss. wearing forver? Anyway. It
will cost you nothing to com tn ,-n 1
lsrn all about the Mice Method and
the wonderful opportunity for hr-fp
and cure It orfers in your case, rte
member this expert will he there
only two davs, then your opportunity
will be gone. Just ask at the hotel
desk for the p.iVo Kxprrt and he will
do the rcct. Call any time from 9
o 1? a. tn., : to 5 p. m., or 7 to 9
evenings.
Don't miss tlijs great opportunity
to see the r-xuert on Hernia.
WM. S. RICH Inc. Adams. N. V.
MOTT'S RI SSF.T ItRAXH
SWFF.T AI'PIJ: CIKFIt
A ill more than realize jour
evpe istlon".
te.nn quarts .old the first ssek
In eir Britain
win tli favor of God by-blowing
first hot, then cold. Me challenge
us to blow either hot or cold. Those
who compromise are, really on the
aide of the enemy, If we are for
Him at all we are for I-tlm very
clearly and ery strongly. There I
no flickering of (he light that the
true believer holda forth.
(There are time when separation
is the only thing for a child of Clod
to consider.
"When all this controversy ib set
tled, and the separation of the tru
end the untrue takes place, then the
duty of the church will be glorious
rn, it will be a responsible one,
W hat message shall we then have lo
give to the world?
"We have, today to ele a very
particular emphasis to the truth that
our Lord la coming again. If it b
true that the Lord Is nigh, even nt
the very door, we can no longer be
silent on the subject. We must not
slur It over. We must put It over
with the emphasis that we would If
we said, 'The houso la on tiro'."
The Maroness rendered three se
lections during the afternoon ses
sion. She hns a clear well-modulated
voice, showing evidence of great
training.
Other speakers at the afternoon
session were Mrs. Julia Ilawxhurst,
who opened the meeting with a de
votional half hour and Mrs. Jumes
A. Co wee of Troy, N. V., who urged
the necessity of the confession of alii
and clean living in order to obtain
(Joda best. Mrs. C'rowee l the wife
of a noted banker Hnd business man
of Troy, nr.d Is the mother of Mrs.
Lawrence fjtiuthard of llerlin. The
last speaker was Mrs. Myrtle Knapp,
a missionary from Africa, who has
been in service (-r Jii years. When
rhe went to Africa, she wa the first
white woman ever seen in her ter
ritory. They had do house to live
in at the tinrn of her arrival, but
now a large, Christian settlement Is
found there, with a church having a
membership larger than the mother
church.
At the evening session the praise
service was fed by Rev. C. A. At-I
wood, a returned missionary. T II. i
Taylor, treasurer of the G. M, S.. !
presided at a (ympostum In which
three young ladles took part, Mlts
Fanny Knowles speaking en the sub
ject. "Seeing," Mrs. Helen Tuttle,
"Relieving." and Miss Edith Brooks,
"Doing," Afler the symposium Mrs.
Merwtn Tuttle sang effectively.
Mr. Knapp gave some glimrses
of the field which so stirred the
hearts of the congregation that they
spontaneously sang the Doxology. At
thia point In the service a surprise
waa sprung upon Miss Tankhurst
and the Baroness, rtert Armstrong
was called to the platform and re
quested to lead the audience In sing
ing an original song written by Pas
tor Brooks put to the time of a
familiar hymn. In this hymn ref
erence wss made to Mlssjrankliur.it
and the Baroness. After the Bare
ness hsd sung a solo. Miss Fank
hitrst spoke again on "The Pigns of
the. Times," with special reference
to earthquakes.
MAPLE HILL NEWS
! Tht Maple Hill Bridge club will
j meet next Tuesday afternoon at
2:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
J. tfhonts on Stuart street.
Morns Nordstrom of New York
; spent last week-end with his moth
er, Mrs. M. Nordstrom of Kobblns
'avenue.
The (xecutne committee of the
Woman's club of Maple Mill will
meet thia evening at the home of
.Mrs. N. I'.. Mann on bobbins ave
nue to make plans lor the Children's
party to be held June b.
Mrs. S. H. Sprague and Mrs. Fred
Gross of Theodore street arc in
Boston attending the national con
tention of Girl Scouts.
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. l'roudman and
' Miss Kleanor Proudman of Fred
! erii-k street spi nt last week-end in
I Bridgeport visiting relatives.
The Newington Garden club met
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Katherlne Itovvc on Cedar street,
j Newington (.'enter. Final prcpara
1 lions for the flower show to be held
i in the Newington chapel, June 4,
' were made.
Mrs. T. G. Clarke who has been
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
; Yoke of Golf street since last Octn
i ber sailed .vesterday for her home
; in Kngland. Mr. and Mrs. Yoke
' accompanied h'r to New York.
' Ilev. JIarry Martin, pastor of the
j Newington Congregational church,
i has accepted a call to the Congre
gational rhurch at Three Rivers,
j Talmer. Mass. He will commence
I hi dutls there about August 1.
Mrs. H. B. Olmstead and Miss
Gladys Olmstead of Johnson street
are In Ithaca attending tbe spring
festivities at. Cornell as guests of
Herbert Olmstead.
Mr. E. B. Troudman snd Mrs
S. S. Harding were delegates of the
Maple Hill Woman's club at the
annual Stat Fdratln of Woman's
clubs held in Bridgeport, Isst Mon
day and Tuesday.
W. H Prim and family who re
cently sold their house en Stuart
street to Mr. Rush, formerly of
Rristol. have moved to Springfield.
Mass. Mr. Bush Is the new super
intendent of the Union Manufactur
ing Co.
Mrs. William Allen of Robbins
avenue entertatned at luncheon snd
bridge at the Shuttle Meadow club
yesterday. The first prise was
awarded to Mrs. Theodore Wallen
and consolation to Mrs. William
Fit sell.
Harold Skinner returned from
Philadelphia last Friday to spend
the summer with hia parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F.. J. Skinner of Thomp
son street.
The C'avifl'd Ad Sr eerVirr for
gnod s'rf.egraphers snd boekkp
rs. If von sre talented in tsis lt"t
if wr the numerous a4a as eb-
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE
DOESN'T LOOK SQUARE
Watcrhurj Men Arreted and Cars
With 10 Mutilate,! .Number
TtrKrtMi Found
Waterbury, May (AD Ten
automobile said by the police to
bear mutilated number, which were
uncovered at' the so-called Square
IVeal garage, bt Ilamlltun avenue,
yesterday afternoon following the
arrest of John I,. Andrews, :;, St.
Joseph' avenue and John Williams,
690 Hamilton avenue, were taken
over by Ilia detective bureau today
and were to be "processed" today.
The "proeeM" will consist of using
a device on the ten machines tn
order to bring out their true regis
tration numbers.
Andrews and Williams, arraigned
before Judge Abner P. Hayes today,
were granted continuance until
Thursday, each under bonds of
$2,800.
City Items
'-'' reduction, Victor P.el Sml
sing'e-faced records. C. U Pierce
& Co. AdU.
Jiev. Mr. ,S. O. Ohman of New
York, former pastor of the First
Lutheran church, will speak at the
local church Bunday. liev, fi. f
Plhl will address the brotherhood
this evening.
Marion Hat Shop reopening Sat
urday. Advt.
Mr. Graham's children's costume
party, Judd's hall. Saturday evening
from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. Admission
Sac. All children's classes are In
vited. Advt.
Best work and enlargement, with
every film developed. Ohrnstedt.
advt.
Who said speed
tires?
lfek jfiElr la. .hIh irMsi rrarst-RvAttallBm Bfcw aad$fr I
"Cannon Ball Baker" in his Rickenbacker Six, shattering: one
cross country record after another, has disproved all
such theories and written a new chapter in motoring
history.
Here is what he says:
"Balloon tires are adaptable to high speeds, only provided
the car is properly designed, perfect balance, and
possesses perfect 'steering qualities.'
"Rickenbacker Six has all those qualities; therefore I can
protect myself from many shocks with soft balloons and
still driver faster than any other car has ever averaged
over the same roads.
"If steering spindles are not scientifically designed, the car
will shimmy.
"If springs are the old type deeply cambered, short,
choppy kind the car will jump all over the road and
have a tendency to leave it at curves.
"If car is not in perfect balance, rear end will be 'chasing
the front' all the time.
"If frame is weak, rear wheel will not be able to follow true!
"And, if brakes are not 100 per cent efficient if they grab
or jerk or skid the car when applied then the driver
must take turns faster than is safe if he would master his
average. And, of course, taking a sharp turn at 50 or
over is liable to 'roll' the balloons off.
"Rickenbacker steering, balance, springs and double depth
frame, give a degree of stability, steering precision and
ability to 'hold the road' to a degree I never have found
in any other car.
"And the mechanical 4-wheel brakes, render it unnecessary
to take turns at dangerous speeds.
"I can decelerate from 70 to 20 miles per hour in a few feet
take the sharpest curve, and then with this 65 horse
power motor, get away again so quickly as to make an
average which guarantees any record I go after."
M. IRVING JESTER
187 Arch St. New Britain
CAR
DALLAS MOB TK1ES
Five Wounded in Attempt to
Lynch Two Negroes
Dallas. Texas. May 51. (AP) -
Five men were wounded', one ser
iously, u an exchange of shots be
tween officers guarding the Pallas
county jull and a mob of about tlm-'
hundred persons shortly after I
o'clock Ibis morning.
Hent on I.yni'hlnii,
The mob, bent on diking I rank
and Lorenzo Noel, negroes, brothers,
Indicted yesterday In connection
with two murder and criminal as
ei.ult cases, was driven back after
about 80 shots had been flied. AH
of the Injured were civilians. The
only officer wounded was Sheriff
.Schuyler Marshall, who was struck
by a flying brick.
The wounded are I'lwight Stewart.
N. K. Duncan, J. J, Young. Tim Jolly
and C. J. Pullman. Stewart was ser
iously wounded, being shot In the
side, Mh recovery is doubtful. The
others were only slightly wounded.
About 100 nun and a woman were
arrested and placed in the jail. No
charges were tiled against them.
Crowd Is IHsMriNl.
After the attack, the crowd around
the Jail which began congregating
early in the night and at oil" time.
v as (stimated at il,oo. gradually
dispersed, although fceveral hundred
persons maintained an all-night vigil.
Keporls that the attack would be re
newed kept, officers on the alert, al
though they taid they expected no
further outbreak.
Shots. ( oo Ardor.
The rush which resulted in the
shooting started when a band of
men, armed with rocks and bottles,
attacked the line of policemen and
firemen guarding the weet side of
the jail building. Efforts of firemen
Th only 4-Door Coach-Broufham
on the American Market
was not possibl
WORTH V
. OF iTS
lo beat the mob buck with streams
of vvnter were una vailing and the
moil hruke through the line. At this
point tiring began nnd police (land
ing by opened up , discharging about
I shuts, most of them Into the air.
The mob Immediately fell back and.
i t Ik- attack subsided. i
, The wounded, were, treated at hot-1
! plt-i!s, !
t Several I alM- Alarms.
Ad-ling to the night's excitement 1
w re "evfrdl fire alarms, ll false. '
liny were considered th work of
; 1 rsons w ho desired to divert fire- i
iii'-n f t-oiu guard duty at the jail. '
Armed with machine guns, shot;
t ins, ade arms, tear bombs, and!
I tire ho.ie, about 75 officers main-,
J tallied guard over the jail through-!
: out the night. The Jail is considered :
' tnoh-proof. The two negroes are'
confined in one of the lop floora of;
j the right story structure. The only i
"". to the upper floors is by j
! means of a small elevator which In i
time of emergency can he auto-,
math-ally fastened to the top of tV-'i
shaft. I
The negroes were arrested last;
li-i.i.lr.t. .,,.,4 lnU,AJ
. e,t,j ti, it, ! . -n i . i ' 1 ,1 o.- i
ne of them was said to have con-1
frfflcd to the killing of Ryan Adkins,
and the assault of his woman com
panion on a lone'y road north of the
city on the night of April 15. Frank'
Noel also was Indicted for the mur-j
der of W. I.. Mlls'ead -and assault
upon his woman companion on the
night of April Sn.
CAPITOL
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City Items
Mrs. Cieoige Nnren nnd tn of
New York city have returned to
their home after a visit with Mrs.
limma Norrii nf Lyons street.
I'i'.'t. reduction, Vic-tor I'.e.l S.nl
single-face,) records. " I . Pierre
& Co. Advt.
Deputy Kheriff .Mtnin llnnviti.,
who vvss operated on for appendi
citis recently at the .New Iritnin
Qnral hospital, is coinabselr.g.
Marlon Hat Shop ieopen;i-,g .-at-Ut'day.
Advt,
Zaven N'agarian of 24 Hast Main
strret suffered a fracture of the
right shoulder in a lull from a tree
at his home Tuesday night, lie is
being treated st the New Britain
General hospital.
Oulbransen player pianos at Morans'
advt.
P.alph Chant of Rain street will
lie operated on at. the New- liritaln
General hospital tomorrow.
Marion Hat Shop reopening Sat
urday. Advt.
Hoy Scout Troop 111 of the Stanley
Memorial church will give an enter
tainment in the basement of the
church on Tuesdsy evening, nefresh
ments will be served. The proceeds
will be used to purchase special
equipment for the troop.
Mr. Graham's dar.ee Friday even
ing, Newington Grange hall. All
post classes and friends are invited
to attend. Advt.
New Mritain council. No. "5 5,
P.oyal Arcanum, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening st. S
o'clock, the business session being
preceded by a supper t " o'clock.
50e-3 reduction, Victor Ited Seal
High Blood Pressure
and Hardening of the Arteries
Successfully Treated by the
Electro Medical Methods
THERE la an eld saying that s
nan Ii as old at his sr'.eries, but
st that he may be old at forty.
Our present-day methods of living;
the over-aetlTs life we puraua, th
worries wa must tolerate, and the
over-indulgence of ood and drink, are
.ome of the main eontrlbutlng esusea
of bringing about this abnormal con
dition. Again, it might be mentioned,
U Is predlspoaed to Bright'! disease,
heart complaints and other diseases.
Arterio-selerosls (Hsrdenlng ef the
Arterlei) may be best described by
mentioning that It la svldently a
throale Irritation of the coats of the
arteries with a thickening and hard
ening of the coTering. The accumu
lation of earthy and stiffening ma
terial In the system causes the vari
ous functions of the body grad.ally
to cease working In a normal manner.
As tjie Mood vessels snd tissues be
come thickened through these aecu-i
.uu.ai.unj 01 mineral sunstances. thiy
tecome less active, and If not correct
ed la time mar change the artery into
rigid-like canal. Tne arteriee be
coming less elastic their share teing
altered, prsrents aorraal circulation
and expansion, so that th mjtlon of
the blood Is Impeded and nutrition Ii
hut off from the important organs of
the body. If this condition le allowed
t continue the organs become defec
tive. There are various symptoms that
the aufferer from hardening of the
arteries experiences. Kot only Is thers
a high boo pressure present, but
there Is a tendency to diisiness, null
ing blood to the head, nose bleed in
some case, headache, cold hands and
feet. Insomnia la many Inrartoes, a
feellnr; of fullness In the he.-d, pain
'at the baseef the brain, at t rees heart
complications, fhortnesa cf breath,
wots fcefore the eyes, palni in the
ihest, shoulders snd arms, faintv sen
sations, lack ef vitality and la'er en
.extrema exhaustion. The aufferer
sometimes has a feeling of atlffne;
and walks with difficulty. A break
age of ens ef the brittle blood vessels
of the brain may result at any time
In ABoBiesy or Paralys-i.
Vanv people suffering from harden
!ng ef the arteries wonder If tHs con
dition can be permanently relieved. It
can In most cases if treafd In tlie
proper way. The prope- way s
through Natural Methods, ard proo'
of this ata'ement oan be en In the
very many testimonials r' v-ed fiom
grateful patin, a.l ef wh'ch sre cn
fl.e la our office.
For Instance, we might mi'.;o'i the ,
Aute-eendensat'on treatment. It is i
the one treatment that ha met wittv
consistent snd ea'.if factory results nr.a
one that can b eafely dpended and
relied u-sen. Harmiesa and safe in
Its administration. remarUab'e In !'
efficacy to reduce h.gn bioc-i r''u'e.
an to h:p re'feve tea pst.eat ef th
rainy accompanying trmptcms,
standi ojt today as ene of the B",n;
successful methods we hare in help
ing those to unfortunately a "li ned
to better h-alth. In fact Vtct-ir
Me'hoJe hove met with mch rema:
able auccess in the treatment of thia
a lment that in many iBi-.aiues the
blood pressure of the patient has been
reduced "i a s'ng'e treatment.
In the diagnosis of hardening of -he
arteries and h.gh b'.cad pressure. Tn;
Vletor Health Office saske use of ;vat
valuable instrument, th ephyttn---n-anoneter,
wh-ch ench.es th-ri to Ef
fect the blood prersure ef every mv,
and women that ra'ts for t-enttnn-
So if you would rvereome h; :
biood pressure as,d aoften the arte-i' -that
are too hard snd again be Hacel
aarkt en a seund basis of health. It i
well worth veur time o Investtsa-"
tflis new v-rn ef trstrvent vi"rr
Method' srd learn v nu?f Jvnt
o r-Tr of 'n vr. iti
sufferere rve been he.ped bs'k I"
htlral fitness.
Victor Health Office
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Directlv In Back Of State Cr.plto!
OFFICE
HOURS
single-fun d iicerds. C. I,, l'lercu
it t o, A, hi.
Nlc,,lini llius. of Kprmg street
have been sued (or ll",'i ijiiniages by
II, e New- lliilaiid Grocery i'u, of
floston. Mii-'i. Tliiiiiins F, Mi-I j.jii
uilgh I'.-nid Up- IUIi'T.S, whieli ii re
rHuriiiiiile in th'- city vourt the
lourth Monday of May.
Home cooked luncheon, Ciowfllr
--,dvt.
,'viv llrltiini I'mIj .. ,o. n"T, P. p.
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST!
Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years.
iJplrin Ii the trade mirk f pt;er Manu'aeturt of MoDoaccticacldnter of SalicjIlricH
4i vlT?'-,- I'- JEW li
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lmwTiirmmiii-w-riaiaiiM
The Fluroscopic X-Ray Examination can best be compared to
Motion Pictures the Organs are shown actually at work. This ex.
amination differs from an ordinary S-Eay photograph in that th
X-Ray only shows a still pose.
Very Thankful to the Victor)
Methods For Returned j
Health, Interesting Tes- i
timonial of Connecticut
Resident.
i
TO THOSE IN ILL. HEALTH: i
Thie is a persona; mtisage to yoj. :
I want you Lo know whet it meur-.s to
feel good, strong aid heilthy after
you have gone through a slfge of;
lc,-n of years standing and after.
I J0U fought hope na at an end. l!
I was under the tare of many
deetc
I and tried their treatments faitnfullyf
I but all i would reie.ve would bJ tern- j
j porary relief. All had a duTerent I
i cpimoa ot my cett. i naa ail run,
1 do a ii, cou:d not v.:;U, vaa extremti '
; nrts. h;.d n.j ai-p-i.tt-, night atiei
I nirht i tculd r.nt Siup, i did not cire
lo iiva up a. 1 ftAv too nr.ch to live
for and having bad p.,u health at one
! ttine 1 mad- up my ni;; d to r-'t up s
' brave lght anj v.?. w.JinR i:? iry
i most on;-1 d ;i, g, ror f i"-'. I heard ii
! Tn i . ;or 1 i-' 7 n I :.t : : ;h: ucn fl
; riewtp jrer frij w "..'e 1 rkiifw mtr.m-'
' Of 'h? pl:u 1 v;m qUI'.C' .Y;. Tft l
; witli the dcarip; ffir,. tf ; .'-nd ;ifter 8
day or two I mi-le up m :nir,d u
h' e a : a.ii w r..i t ne d-. '-tor but
found that :hat nan net n?-e,Bry
' tM i.r..r,r 1 g t n : I in-r snie
hiPI'v p't en:? r.-h.- to!( ni cf their
own expf a'..' e ar.d ; :ht;
, i . v J hen 1 "sr;'t ;o:-. s
ger : -ip t r ? r : - : "6 o; ' ' d t
ire ri'H'.-:i of i-1 -. re 1 rt 'T-.d a
w-iiderful eva'r ri : i i 1 Knev;
when ha t ac;or '.1 r he .ou.d
, hnf'fit me ar.J r,.'- ? m-i .::e.f ther-
was nr'y f.n r ,u.v 1 he?''aed
1 on tha: wfts tfi irM'r!" 1
iort of nfrald, ?o n;V: n ' w
wrds w.th a x -'
'r-a-mettt rc.m T '
I surety wis mi-;-irents
were soot
after the first tr?r
tmprovemc-nt. 1 v
very nervous rets
that ir.a a'tenSar.-!
I aiwa? s linked '
for ny tt a;m,-nt
thex N- - 1 rii
hasfh 1 i:-1
:n -:1 pti .v-'vp- i
th
' - a r t - )1 S " -1
; v fie felt
1 rt.--s;ant sti'
j t I n o -J ' d e
- at that i me a
t- 1 t-ust s--e
very k.rd ar.ti
wrd to cm.rs
, . I "o eo'ove-i
.f a-1 ("'w-.
-f ,e.- 1 f
s r'.s'-
Th VI- tor h
itt h ' ii . s s re Tid t ti&
,1 i v. f - t I btv met
n- t ' t :i.e
;S (--".- a-.il h's ss-
:..l .- -r- T- Vi"-
ena ;'i'fi to ivst-v-fi;
' "fi.
l'Tl nvtllr. Co-r
nvary
ttrre
.-ri t
r M"'
T-r:s e-ti i
p rr. . 'irsssst ar i
t. to.; an 6olr 10 . m. te 1 p m-
i. i;iks, win J.jid a regular meeting
tonight.
M ii r to it Hat t-liop reopening gat.
urdny. AdW.
John MiirArlhtir of 33 Bcymour
avenue, vviMics it known he was not
Hie "MucArthur" arrested as a
"peeping Tom" on Maple street.
Untieing lift -r play, "The Tath
Across the Hill," I, O. O. Y. Hall,
.4'.-it. Fv .. Miiy I.ynch's Orch.
adv t.
it y v ii
Accept only "Bayer", package
which contains proven directions.
Handc ' Barer-' bevres of 12 tablets
Alo bottles f H and 100 Druinri.t.
THE ALL-SEEING
X-RAY
Vt'tor Health Off'ce has found
the X-iay indispensib.e in reveal
ing deep-hidden dlseasei thtt ordi
nary examinatlong fail to reveal.
Jt a!l-efinc pnwer in discovering
FUih conditions as caMstones, ul
crf and cancers of the ftomaeh,
d.seases of the litngrs. stonea in the
kidney and bladder, malformation
of the heart, iLsea; cf th liver
and many o;her chronic ailmenta
ha? hern the meians of determln
ins; the taci nature of the pa
t ent'a complaint, terebv enabling
the proper and corre-t method of
treatment to be administered.
After Twenty Years of Ill
ness Now a Well Man
Thanks to the Victor
Health Offices, r"
TO whom IT MAT CONCERN:
Words JV; to expreai ray full ip-n-ec.
at.cn for what the system of
t-eatment admin!sered at th Victor
In? it-it h-Ts cone for me. I alia.il cn
dnvor t-5 tell p'.a n'y ar.d briefly Jut
hrv ''r;- hi- hrontrht good health t
m aid mile m a harry Person
acfili. I t i ;ro ;bVd w!ih an cM
cro-rh, favt-re headache?, of;
, s-p r- or digestion and each morn-;
! fne on rislnt; rry hcl tvou'd throb
; fr 5v-;ra! h--urs. hundreda f
d"1;"-' on ."?V s"r o" mBd!clrat an4
n-nv forma of treitmonTe, asma of
which ms teti-n.'jrary relief and
others maie me wore. 1 haj almost
g'ven up n-re of ever teing abla t
enjev Lie again when one day 1 hear4
of the fod work Jn atMnarh caaea
tlr.t wai h"!n? dor nt the Victor
ff i no I kst no lime 'n calitrf at
' S: Wa.Iii: -on St. I wis mt by a
rj:e wli cs.-o-tM n i !h evam
. ;i:si; n c". a aid aTer .;'U-.ng wit
th d rt.-r a few m;ri-n.s 1 hsd eon
f.o e that 1 in tha handa f
!-s;.ib e peore ar.i receiving tt
Ui.' r,m-- -n b.-'h by h X-Ray
j and -'. ' s f .nirr-"d that
) I a trice ir;fJ treaTmp' ,-d can't
I ei'-e how thakfu". 1 am I d;4
for ti.'m 1 c.in n'pfp -"d and eat
m ! ht.1 l.ae no hradnrha at ait AH
fr-od airrii w:h me ad I rsr't prali-
t v-Tmr-n'" noMp-h. Th eTtart
f',;'t' tp ,i;al and con r font at
I nil Tim. T'.e f '!( in"i' art? naMnt
1 t0 4aa aid 1 l-"t no time tram tT
! dsv r,-oi '.c. Ph:i b p;i.il ta !-
nwer snv tiiqu'rlr about mv ca and
: tn h-.'-ti'v re imwr-l Th Vtrteir
. !;'.v'h t av whn ba v9r
. t '-.fr ri A Thana U iA
- ' 1 h t Af'nte.
1 w
- r-r.p
lt Res' .
HirVV. Cctis
ytaln a ttr petition.