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THE OGDEN 51 ANUAKU: OCDLN. UTAH. 1 L hlSDAY OCTOBhK 26, 1919. H - J
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Again
starts Mm&k
Pronounced by thousands who saw this picture Sunday
and Monday as Miss Burke's greatest screen success.
H OGDEN THEATRE
"Home of the Best Photoplays'1
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ijDaily MarkcFRcporF)
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s( i NEW YORK, Oct. 28 Motors and
t !tffiiiafpd shares were in a class by1
11 'tbfiiisrh i - ;it Mi. Miong opening to
ts ftodav's siock markel General Mo
lorswas apain the leader rising five
'points in ib'- n v hijzh of 365. Gains
I f 1 to J point were made b Pierce
kt brow. White. T'nited States Rubber,
M Boodrioh and Ke stone Tire Baldwin
q1 Locomotive merican Car and Cruri-i
Hi EeStPel were higher by 1 to 3 points
if Uther' hippingB and motor issues
m cre firQl 10 stTonK- General Motors
m idvanred us ;iin in 11 points within
uV first halt hour
;Kj : Bu' inc r.f moiors ond their special
iC, Ije? continued to overshadow all other;
t features Oneral motors rose stead-j
jJd hj to 39'"1. with variable extensions of
Cj, etrlv Rams in numerous kindred
fl ihare? Oils, which usually move with
motors, wcie relatively backward,1
iu though marked strength was displayed
M bv Texas company, Mexican Petroleum 1
aiid Associated Oils. Crucible featur j
l ed the steels, advancing 11 points ,md
jjlied issues gained 1 to 3 Equipments
,u and shipping-; made substantial lm
I provement, but rails and coppers were
.iS reactionary. Profit taking caused only
rjf slight Impairment "f inn- ,i imnn
m Kll mone opened at 7 per cen'
jTrading Blackened al midday when
I call money hardened. Dealings in pop-j
i.. ular issues sucars and high priced
i i specialties continued. Lackawanna,
-i Bethlehem and Crucible Steels show-i
5j ed overnlcht gains of 3 to ft points, to
'jjii jether with AnwrK an Sugar American
, Tobacco, , merit nr. mileo and K'ndi-i
mi Fll Johnson
j, ; Republic S: i-c mad. i be new high,
of 1 21 V2 in the later dealings, but the
general list reacted 2 to 2(1 points,,
' when call rn-in.;- :- , 16 points.
J The closing was irregular.
I Specialties, notably motors, equip-
1 merits, oils and food issues dominated I
! '. lodav's stock market Gross gains
I registered 3 to 30 points but wen se-
I verely impaired al the end. Sales ap-I
3 Eroximated 1,600 000 shares
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5 CHICAGO GRAIN
j
2 CHICAGO, Oct. 28. Cold weather
pperted to stimulate husking and
m jhelllnc had a bearish influence lodaj
on roi n ma r;. ' The of:,.. . how
I ier, was more or lens minimized bv
iliher quotations on hogK and bj a
lharp falling off 111 receipts The chief
lellins; was on the part of speculators
peniDR price- which ranged from aj
I hade 10 c lower with December l
3 lie 1.27, and May $1.23VS'l 23
1.23 3-4 lower were followed b) a
light rally In come case and then
I? a moderate General decli
Pits were easier with corn .Viler
m pning unchanged to ) lower, in
JM auding December al 71 to 7T,c the
fl", Itrkot sagged a In Me lurtbet
3 ,. L'l)tur ns In 'he liog market gave a
J t to provisions. The biggest gain
' He on pork
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1 CHICAGO, Oct 28.
71 Pf'n H'Pri Low Close
M'fcCorn-
5.c' $1-27 1 27-. 1.25 1 25
S; 7 1 1 1 7o .70
IK , -74 -74,-4 73 73
.a IPork
J Pt. 41.90 42.00 41.90 42 00
1! Lard 33 S" ri"' 33'75 S3 Sf
H 26 .in 26.55 26 30 26
Rubs-24 4S 2,17 2i ?, 21 -7
S feL 1R.2F, 1 S .ju ix2.i 18 50
Jan 18.1 5 IS 42 IS 15 18.32
! Br, CASH SALES.
Lh,C.AG nn -S ('0-n No 2
id 1 hite 68 3-4'a 71c
Rye Nn , ?1 fi 1
f Jarley $1 riii-ft l 42
A Timothy $8 50 11 25.
J '-lover nominal.
fork nominal
Lard J27 50
Ribs ?18.25v7'19 nn
ikiNEKPOLUinn' 0cl- 28.
r'our unchanged
fUey $1.101 35
firsts 5758c ordinary lirsis 5052 .
ai mark, cases included. .jl756Vc;
storage packed firsts 59c.
Poultry alive higher; .springs 23 ,
fowls 16 'a 20c
OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Cattle Receipts none; choice heavy
steers $89; good steer-' 8. fair
steers $57; choice feeder steers $7;
'cig, choice cows and heifers $61 7.50;
fair to good cows and heifers ?5'T6.
i utters $45; cannors 34; choice
feeder cows ?56; fat bulls $56;
bologna bulls $45; veal calves $10
5 1 1
Hogs - Ret cipis nunc c hoice fat
hogs, 175 to 250 lbs.. $11 5012.25;
bulk sil 75 12 "ii
S! e. p k, ceipts 261 1 boice iambs ;
S1O0U.5O; wethers $6. 50 Tr7.50, fat
ewes $5-?i 6; feeder lambs $9 10
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA, Neb. Oct 28 United
States Bureau of Markets.) Togs
Rece ipts 3500; market 3550c higher,
top $14.00; bulk of sales $13 2513
75; heavy weight M 4u 1.1 75; nie-
ditim weight $13.50(914 00, light
weight $13.5013.90 heavy packing;
sows, smooth, $13.2513-.40; packing;
sows, rough, $13 0P 13 25; pigs $12.
50AJ I I . 00.
'ai tic- -Receipts 15,5oO; best beef I
cattle strong; other classes steady;
beef steers, medium and heavy weight.1
choice and prime. $15 5018.00; me
dium and good .lo 7515.50; common'
$9.25fi 10.75; light wriht. i;o and
choice. $15.75 18. 5c; common and I
medium $8.764916 75 butcher cattle!
heifers $7.50f?j 13 .00. cows $6 601
12.25, canners and cutters $5.0006.-1
5(. veal calves, light and handy weight;
$13.7514.00, feeder steers $7 00 g
13.25; stocker steers $6. 75fr 11 .00.
Sheep Receipts 11 (.On lambs
strong to inrai5(. higher, sheep and
feeders Bteadj to Btrong: Iambs, 84'
pounds clown. $13 . 5T 14 50; culls and
common $,s on,'; 12 5n r-arling weth
ers $9 50i 11 .25; ewes, medium and
choice. $7 .OOrfi 7.85; culls and com
mon S3 . OOfi 7 00
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
1 CHICAGO, Oct. 2S Hogs Receipts
30,000; market active, fullv 25c high
,er; bulk $13.0013.85; top $14 00;
; light light $13. 00(513. 60; heavy pack
ling sows, smooth. $12.75 '13.25;
packing sows, rough. $12.6012 75
Ipigs. $12.2513 25
j Cattle Receipts 27,000; market
I weak; beef steers, medium and heavy
vveighl. choice and prime $16.75Tlf
50; medium and good $10 75(gl6.50:
common $S.25fil0.50; light weight,
'good aud choice, $14.0019.00; com
mon and medium $7 50 13 75. buictf-l
cr cattle, heifers $6.75f7l! 50; rows
$6.50iJ7 13.00; canners and cutters ?5
506 "0. veal calves $17. 00 ) 18 00
'feeder steers $6.7513.00; stocker
I steers $6.0010.25; western range,
'steers $7.75il5.50; cows and heifers
$6 00 13 00
j Sheep Receipts 37.0P0; markel
firm; lambs $12 25 Ig 15 35; culls and
common $8 f.o -T? 1 2 no; cw,s. medium
good and choice $6 75 0 8. 25; culls and
common $3 00T;6.5O; breeding $6 75
12.50.
ST. JOSEPH LIVESTOCK
ST. JOSEPH, Mo Oct 2S Hoc
Receipts 5000; market higher top
; $13.50: bulk $12 75 o 13 25
Cattle Receipts 5500, market
'steady, steers $7.50'.; 1 7 25. cows and
heifers $5.6014.50; calves $6.00
15.50.
Sheep Receipts 4000; market 25c
lower; lambs $n hot, 15 00 ewea (6 50
j 6.00
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct. 28
j (United States Bureau of Markets.) -I
Hogs Receipts 9000. market general
j ly 25 to 50c higher; late sales 50 to
60c higher; bulk $13 00 18. 60; heav
les $13 00 g 13 mediums $13 00 g
1 13.60. lights $12 8618. 60; light
lights $12 75-.; 13. 25. packing sous
$11 60012 50; pigs $13.00013 50
Cattle Receipts 15,000; market
mostly steady; heavy beef steers,
choice and prime $15 75 18 35, me
dium and good $12 . 0017 15. 75; common
?9 . 751j11 . 85; light weight, good and
choice, $13 00019.16; common and
medium $8.60018 00; butcher cattle,
heifers $6.5013 75; cows $6 505
11.75; canners and cutters $5 006 -50;
veal calves $12.60016.75; feeder
steers $ti7oO018 50. stocker steers
! $5. 7509.70,
Sheep Receipts 8000; lambs 15 to
25c higher; fat sheep 25 to 50c higher,
breeders 25c higher; feeders steady,
lambs $1 3 . 00016 36; culls and com
mon $8.00'g 12.25; yearling wethers
NINE THOUSAND PLEDGED FOR
FINANCING OGDEN LIVESTOCK
SHOW AND SUCCESS ASSURED
With assurance of $9000 for the
financing of the Ogden livestock Blioy,
the success of the show is practically
assured, according to the decision
reached ai an enthusiastic meeting
held last night in the Weber club
rooms The big event will be held
Janunrv S, 9 and 10.
WHh the rlnanclal needs of the show
disposed of. other committees vsill im
mediati Ij Btar preparations for the
other arrangements Reports show n, n 1
35 carloads tit cattle as entries in the
beef and feeder division have hepn as- j
sored, with about 15i entries in the
dairy class thus far Considerable
numbers of sheep and hogs have also
been assured for entry
Fred Kiesel df Sacramento has wrif-
$fi 50010.75 ewes $6 0007.50; culls
,and common ?! 0006 75 breeding
BWeS $1 50014.00; feedpr lambs
$10.50S 12 25
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Oct 28. Bar silver
$121 '
Mexican dollar 95C
MONEY EXCHANGE J
NEW YORK, Oct. 28 Merc ant lie '
papei unchanged
Sterling: Demand $4 16 lr4; cables'
$4 .17.
Francs: Demand 8 68; cables 8 6fi
Ouildei?: Demand .37 15-16; cables!
.38 1 16
Lire: Demand 10.62; cables 10 58
Marks Demand :'. 22; cables 3 25.
Time loans strong, unchanged
THEY GET ACTION AT ONCE
Foley Kicinev rills invigorite,
strengthen and heal inactive weak and
diseased kidncvs anc. bladder, lira (
J, BUiS, 506 8th Av Sioux Kails. S D. ,
write- "J .suffered with kidney trou
ble; used to have severe pains across;
m back and felt niserable ;nd all
tired out. but after aking Fc.ie Kid
ney Pills I am well I have not been'
bothered with kidney trouble since."
They relieve headache rheumatic pin.
They relieve neadache, rheumatic
pains, swollen or stiff joinls puffin- ss
under the eves, floating speekr A. R.
Mclntyre Drug Co Advertise r cnt
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OLD PEOPLE PUN I
HALLOWE'EN PMOT
FOB FRIDAY
Halloween partv . planned espei
ially tor the older generation, will he
held at the Second waid amusement
hall next Fridav eveninc Tue 'flair
Is being arranged by the Relief society
of the ward, who are acting under the
Impression that the younger folk will
have amny places to enjoy themselves
that evening, while few provisions for
the older generation are being made
Ml. however are invited to participate
in the entertainment
Splendid refreshments have been ar
ranged, it is reported and good music
haa br n procured. Old fashioned
dances will be one of the features of
the evening.
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"Brass Gates," what do they
mean? See this program, it's
different, Alhambra Thursday.
on I
EARL SPIN GETS SIX
MONTHS SENTENCE
Earl Spanb v;is sentenced by .ludse
A. W Agee In the district court this
morning to six months at hard laboi in
. the county Jail Spann pleaded guilty
jto the charge of forgery.
This is the second time this year
i that Spann has been sentenced to a
Menu in the county Jail He has been
arrested, the officers said, upon other
charges but no complainls had been
1 ' i upon Spann s promise to reform
Aeria! Pilots
! Meet Difficulties
CHICAGO. Oct 27 With' adverse
weather conditions prevailing over the
route of the army's transcontinental
race, only three of the six stragglers
in the return flight were able to make
progress toda. Lieut D B, Gish, who
has been waiting at Cheyenne, Wm ,
since Saturday, had the most 3UCCe38,
flving "23 miles to St. Paul. Neb
Li' 'it K M. Bagby and Lieul Col. H.
IE. Hartney flew us miles from North
Platte to St Paul. Neb where they
Were forced to wait for better flying
weather All three are 1337 miles from
1 heir eastern goal
Lieul II W Sheridan has been held
al Buffalo, 328 miles trom New York,
since Saturday Lieut. R. S Worthing
ton, westbound, has been held up near
ly a week at Rock Island, Ills., and
.Captain F. Steinle is still at Battle
Mountain, Nev.
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Star Distance
Runners Enter
Six-Mile Race
I Two star distance runners 01 the
Wes side high school of Salt Lake
(and a star from Cheyenne. Wyoming,
entered the big six-mile cross country
I championship race here on Armistice
d ay, today Peter Vogelar and Yea -man
De Busk entered under the hib
school colors, while W E Towns, an
Indian star of t'heyenne, also entered
ten that he is trying to secure a COn-
plemeni man to take charge of all Sac
ramento valley exhibits lie antici
pates that many entries of California
stock will be made
Catalogues for the evenl are now be
ing prepared. Secretary R. C Evans
reports, and will he distributed
throughout the country.
Superintendent Oberhansle) Of .he
boys' and girls' division announced
that a number of club members had
arranged for entries
A report of the entertainment com
mittee was submitted to Jack Brown
ing, chairman, to the effect that ip
Alhambra theatre had been secured for
the evening of January S Plans arc
being made for a wrestling match, the
principals to be of national repute
SATIN AND GEORGETTE
v
Developed In midnight blue
colo.ed sAtin and Georgette, this,
dress was embroidered in black
diamonds wl h threads of Pekin
green and Mandarin yellow run
n jig through them. The most
baracleristic feature of the dress
Is the overskirt. the top of which
is CeorgettR with the lower part
Ol silin The generous sash is
worn at the left side of the cen
ter back and 's f twelve-inch
Mack satin ribbon Such a dress
may bo used for the afternoon at
borne street informal d'nncr and
theater wear.
vogefar and De Busk are stars Si
the first order in the high school ciassJ
and are expected U) show a world of'
class in the coming grind Both boys
have good records in the high school
class and are expected to make a lirst
class showing in the big feature.
Towne, a full-blooded Indian, will
wear the colors of Wyoming in the big
classic, according to advance dope re
ceived today. He has competed in
the big ten -mile classic at Denver on
four occasions and while he has never
won the event, be has always placed
in the first five. He has a record of
59 minutes in the ten-mile run En
tries are coming in daily arid the offi
cials in charge of the event expect one
of the largest and classiest list of en
tries ever gathered together in Utah.
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"Brass Gates." You" want
to open them. Alhambra
Thursday.
WHAT'S WRAPPED UP IN A LIT
TLE BOY?
What's wrapped up in a little boy 0
; All that makes foi a father's joy;
; The pride that shall shine in a dim
ming eye
And an old man a peace in the bv mil
by;
Strength perhaps for the manly deeds
Which the world we live in so soiely
needs;
Faith for the black, dark Leurs of
test.
Courage in trial to do his besi
What parcels of splendor shall time
untie
For a little boy as the years go b .'
There in the baby that rides your
knee
When the siars come out, is the man
to-be
Wrapped in packages, it u ,,e ,11
That you see them not, are the virtues
all.
: Deep in his breast lie the future years
I With your bapp dayG and your nights
of tears.
Time's deft lingers shall break the
string
'Round many a comfort that he shell
bring
! Do you dream of an age thai shall glow
with joy?
Then it's all wrapped up in vour little
boy
There are hours he's hringine when
you shall sigh
And your heart shall ac he, in the by
"I Cured Myself of Tuberculosis"
"3B mm Every sufferer
JSTIW bould lend this
1 ffllcted lth Tu
i jt ktouIosIs. w h i
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80 Pounds road to health.
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L loi tured i e r son
I fc ,n 11 home
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IS Your Blood Starving For Want 01 Iron?
Modern Methods of Cooking and Living Have Made an Alarming Increase
in Iron Deficiency in Blood of American Men and Women
WHY NUXATED IRON SO QUICKLY BUILDS ,A Who Should Taki i jjl
UP WEAK, NERVOUS, RUN-DOWN FOLKS Nuxated Iron 1)1
Over 3,000,000 Peopl Annually Taking It In This tflP
Country Alone To Increase Their Strength, Power, LfvX I ' inactive man j
Energy and Endurance. lT ) i
"Is vour lilood Rtnrvlnc for want of iron?
Iron la red Mood food. II you wei.- lo (
without cJilirijT until you DSCaBlfl week,
thinnd emnclatod. ymi could not do .-i
more serious harm to yourself than WbSSI
you lot your tiloo.l literally starve for
want of Iron Iron that gives It strength
and power to chance food Into living
tissue." says Di James Francis Sullivan,
formerly tthyslclan of Bellevus Hospital
(Outdoor Dept ) N' w York and the weSt.-
bheatsr County Hospital
"Mod'-rn method! of cookinp and the
rapid pace at which people of this country
live has made Such in alarming InCreaso
in iron deficiency In the blood of Ameri
ca n men and women that I have often
marveled at the large number of people
who lark Iron In the blood, and who n . r
suspect the cause of their weak, nervous,
run-down state, i-iek of Iron in the i.iood
not onl' makeH a mon a physical md
mental weakling, nervous Irritable, eautly
ratlcued, ut ii utterly robs hiss of that
virile forro, that stamina and strength of
Will which are Po necessary to BUCC6U
and power In every walk of life it may
also transform ft beautiful, sweet-tertiper-
i erj woman Into one who is cross nervous
and irritable. 1 have stroncb omphasissd
I the great necessity of physicians making
Olooil i mlnatlona of their weak.
anaemic, run-down patients. Thousands
of per ons go on year after year suffer
ing from phi Slcal weakness and a highly
nervous condition due to lack of BUfficI' nl
iron In then- red blood corpuscles without
ever realising the real and true cause of
their trouble Without iron in. our blood
vour fond mefel) passes through tho
body, sorm-thinf.' like corn through an old
mill With rollers so wide apart that the
mill can't grind
"For want of iron you may be an old man
at thirty, dull of intellect, poor in memory,
nervous. irritable anil all 1 in-down"
while at 50 to 60 with plenty of Iron In
your blood you may si III be young '.n
tooling, full of life, your whoie being
brimming over with vim and energy,
"As proof of this table the cascof Forrner
t'nited Slates Senator and Ylre-Pres-identlal
nominee Charles A Towne who
at past 3S is still i veritable mountain uf
tireless energy. Senator Towne says: 'I
have found Nuxated Iron of the greatest
benefit as a tnnie and reghla.tive Hent ' -forth
I shall not be without it: I am In
a position to testify for the benefit 61
others to the remarkable and immediate
helpfulness of this remedy, and I un
hesitatingly recommend Nuxated iron to
those who feel the need of renewed en
ergy and the regularity of bodily func
Hons.'
"But In my opinion vou can't make
strong, keen. for. eful men and healthy
rosy-checked women by feeding1 them on
metallic-iron. The old forms of metallic
iron must go through a digestion pro. ss
to transform them into organic Iron
Nuxated Iron hefore they are ready to
be taken tip and assimilated by the Pu
man By Stem Notwithstanding all that
has been said and written on this 'ib
Jecl b) well-known physicians, thousands
of people still insist in dosing themselves
with metallic iron simply. I suppose. be
cause it costs a few cents less. 1 strongly
advise readers In all cases to get a
I physician's prescription for organ!) iron
l Nuxated Iron or If you don't want to go
to this tiouble. then purchase only Nux-
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and by:
Though bo's 0 so young and bo's hall
and weak
Theor are glorious words for his lips
to speak,
There are splendid deeds for 'us hands
lo do
And parcels of pride which be- a bring
ing you.
loo you think at night as yoj stroke
his hair
a led Iron in Its original
packages and see that hls n ivl 3 23A
particuluar nam (Nuxated Jl Mi " ly 4 I -
Iron) appears on ii- pack- J7 mm' ld J. i 1 ,mt"
Ii "ii hn-e aken pr.-- f JB mia, Tv Jrl sWTffl '
parationa nu h as Nu mi U JB "vA y vwf
other iron I .Ay Wp mm' Mmfa- VBsfll I1
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upon the value ol Nuxated es2!-'s' " 1
Iron as a means lor crii-i'- V-Trl I1' I
Ing red blood, strength md ill I
. 11.I111 am e, I r Fi rdlnand U I
fol bj but that 1 iei k "'' fcr - I I
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I- k-k-uu st.ps genor'illv 0BbbSBb mmBmW
tired a pi- ... hi. .
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run-cli.V-n HlkQs 'fmmO- '
brought lack or jWUm&l' It jPKHLr
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healthy, beautiful women with- yiVf jl j;T WmBSSi A. i H
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fining processes and modern ''- ; 4A W:''' '"
'1,111;: methodi emove Lh 1 l ) f N.
on Of Mother Earth from -0 i-' il
many Of our most common foodj ns-lf 11 ill I
this Iron deficiency should be Wllf 4Vv
upplied by using iBSfc. the run- ''r F, H
some form of or- DOW N j j . jlJjt
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luence business man !
b e c o :n e ' . n .
weak, pale and sickly-looking just like a
plant trying to grow in a soil deficient
in iron Pallor moans anaemia. The
skin of - n anaemic- woman is pale, ihe
flesh flabby. The memory falls and
often the;- become weak, nervous. Irrit
able, despondent and melancholy Give
such a woman a short course of Nuxated
Iron and she often quickly becomes an
entirely different individual I have J8Cd
Nuxated lion widely in my own practice
?V.iW-1Jgn1 y?' . y
Of the mysteries which are bidden
there?
All thai you dream of and hope to too
g bound in the boy .hat bestrlces yiur
knee.
Tune shall open these parcels small
' And round your feet shall tle W ap
pings fall.
I Do you pray for an age (hat s sweet
I with mirth?
MANUFACTURERS NOTE: NuxatcH '
Iron -Kb is used by Dr. Sullivan and I I
Others with such surprising results. .jnd if !
which is prescribed and recommended
abovi by physicians, is not a se r.
remedy but one which is well, known vo IH
i i nJlki thi u H
Inorganic iron products, it is ... il 1
similated. does not injure the teeth. maKO f.
them black, nor upset thi i I
i b guai in H
entirely satisfactory results to every our- H
. baser or they will refund yrjur money.
It is dispensed In thrs city by McTntyfS 4 LH
Drug Co and other druggists, Adv.
Vour babv brought ii with him at k tsiH
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FLYING SQUADS OF STATE POLICE AT FAKRELL jjl
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FARREIJj This hlgh-powored auto, manned by a 'half dozen state police, is ready for a hurry
call If an unauthorized gathering of steel strikers Is reported.
MONKS REBUILDING ANCIENT ABBEY ,1
LONDON Kor 13 years monks have been at work rebuilding Buckfast Abbey. They carried on
' operations throughout tho war and hope to finish In 10 years more.
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