By John Fleming Wilson
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Wilkerson moron head.
“You “Mud tint half this mine
was mine by W when Tom Gallon
”Oh it for Nanci! by shooting the cod
;:~ (v-avinemio die on the deseil '-l 1m
- thousand? Pelt!"
"And immunity from prosecution." ,
ptotedflir Donald Wively.
it. WiW‘Wuug on him. thrusting
«his lamina-loud face close to the Em:
....livvhmn's calm. unperturbed counte
gunner.
_ ‘Whnt have you to do with tins?"
venorled.
Fevershain did not shift his position
not change his tone. “i have Mills
5 .(lallnn'spromise to marry me."
We we: a sudden silence. broken
. v tool: when Wilkerson? dry throat ut-
' loved a triumphant crook.
Mrs. Darnell looked at lv‘nvemhum
with her tswny eyes tilled with dull
embers of passion. Everett set as if
”Manned. '
“30 Joint Dorr gets the kicks and
you get the halfpence!" suid Wilker-
oou wildly. “I have cursed him, but
all my curses couldn't have punished
Joint worse. Why." he went on hnlf
, hyuelically. "the poor fool loves her!"
Again silence.
This time Everett broke it saying
'tscimy: ”You understand our proporti-
tlon. Do you accept; it?" ‘
Mrs. Darnell laid her hand on W llker
son‘s erin. and he seemed to full lulu
in profound reverie.
they could see the lights and shed
gown tilt over his uturnlnc risngc. the
: sparkle of his eyes dying into a more
, vi‘dn-amy glow. the sudden tightening
30! his thla lips, the working of his
‘..--.2“iltnnda.
" Flulllh he roused hhnsclf us by an
e.v‘l'tn't
t. i think i ought to have more," he
‘ amid quietly. “There are signs of gold
on one part of this property which has
, never been worked. Biennium-renum-
luv
the. place marked in the plans, nut-you"
via will easily see. You understand that
Tom Gallon and l were partners when
the lee-tea that rich ore. Never inind.
. timed are byxoues. But 1 WIN
$5M“) nod tint little claim. it may
. not. amount to anything. but then again
. it only. Fifty thousand is soon spent.
A mhiu is it mine. " .
"rite plans" demanded Bir Donald.
.. Wilkerson pulled out of his shirt
gloom nu oilskin folded around it
‘ square paper. [to laid this on the tin»
‘ vivid. ,
. , ‘There they are, " he said. as though
.: 'tltlvcn to buy.
lira. Dnrhell's movement of protest
' , did not cxcnpe either Everett or lv‘uverv
* uhurn. They looked at the little pocket
tnnt had cost. . so much agony and
f-‘liioodshed.
“It is n—a gentleman's ugn-oment."
«aid Sir Donald presently. taking out
yids chock book.
,lvickcd up the oilsklu pocket and put
it in his pocket.
itnltl gently.
illis. Darnell's face become splendid
to its futile ruse She tore the ribbon
trout about her throbbing tin-out and
tiling the key on the table.
Sir lionnld picked it up carefully and
« ms». 5- At the some moment Everett.
pocketed the deeds and started for the
door
1 He and h‘uvershum passed out into
the starry night and varnished. lent ing
Wilkerson still at the desk fumbling
the check ‘
suddenly he reached for pound ink
grind; scrawled his- name on the back.
Then he silently handed it to Jean
lhrnoli biting her red lips-and moving
almost impemeptibly, like on animal
about to spring. '
She took the bit of {Super and tucked
it} in her bosom. Then she turned on
her companion. He met her fiery gaze
coldly
' The mother lode is on that little bit
.. 1 got them to give us." he said calmly.
. “The plans Everett has, are-false."
And the look that she allowed him
to see in her eyes waspuch us no oth-
"er man had éver seen there.
as. it her-tortured and lonely. urondsoni
had found its mate in some darkness
. mnde lurid b} theivtiames of hell.
e -e I o «0 .i‘"....
Sir Donald spoke a brief good night:
to Eierett when they- land loll: themlv
lice and turned toward the bungalow.
, leaving the other to go up to where
' . the light burned in John Dorr’s inbin
:md tell him of the events of theoreti-
BI
it
d
the met Ruth at the door Ind quietly
hold her that: All wee well. She lookéd
up at him with her met eyes filled
with untied tours and be bent over her
. n little.
1 Then Isidrewontlhe mullahs:
and White ribbon over her held until
the M7 {insertion on net- you“
‘1 The money passed, andvtheu Everett .
‘ The deeds and the master key," he
It" wast
But the next day Sir Domld renew:
edhlswoolnxinsuchn fashion tut
Ruth was sorely put to it to keep him
for.
The hardest part was that she per-
ceived that John Dorr now knew that
she was to marry Sir Donald. .
He did not know, nor ever would.
what. that montage was. the Mat.
Everett. of coume. bud quietly intro-
duced tilr Domid’u assertion of his
new relation to Both into his narrative
of what had occurred in the oflice.
John had taken the blow steadily.
but he was not one to walk in the
dark. He sought; out Ruth rind in a
few woods drew from her the truth.
"Now we all know when westnnd,"
John said bravely. smiling at her.
“But 1—! thought you loved me too."
she murmured.
“That doesn't alter the matter."
said tomfortingly. "Now i must get
to work. l‘ve lots to do. Wilkerson
has nlrcndy started work around the
spur, and i must begin driving into
the place where your father found
that rich vein. We may drift into It
nny day."
Naturally enough the two camps kept
pretty much to themselves. but Tom
Knnc carried the gosulp to John Dorr.
evidently in no effort to distract hisv
mind.
The old cack knew that John‘s heart
was breaking, and between his love
be
for each of them he was himself hard
pressed to muintuin a cheerful counte-
mince.
. "Wilkerson. impatient as ever.“ he
told John (the afternoon “He can't
wait op tunneling and such. but he‘s
going to‘hlow the whole {we of ills
hill right ofl. Told his men thntdynn-
mite was better than pick and shovel. "
‘Weil," said John. "that mey prove
all right. At least he‘ ll get; u notions of .
what formation he has to deal with "
the biggest buttery of sinus ever tried
in the volley.
As A consequence, lvnveruhmn. Ruth
John. ldveictt find many othcts went
across the which toward evening to
watch the show.
Old 'l‘om Kline \vnggled his grny
hend doubtftllly us be related how
They Saw Men After Man cam Down
the Hill Till Only Wilkerson 'Wae
oft.
much dynamite had been planted and
how Wilkersou's men were actually
too nervous to work any longer.
"He has to fix- the fuses endure the
shots himself." he said.
True enough, they saw man after
mun come dolvn the hili’tili only Wil-
kerson was left.
Ruth nullced that he worked rapidly
and with an occasional glance down
toward Mrs. Darnell. who stood near
a big rock shading her eyes n'gnlnst
the evening sun.
At last the work was apparently
done. and Wilkerson unveil his arms.
‘At that signal there was in general
rush for cover.
Then the: man straightened himself
up as it cluster of the demons hidden
at his feet. and waved. his hand to the
women whtching him from below;
then he stooped.
An inshmt later there was a terrific
explosion. and n Smoky gap oppenred
‘hnlfwax up the hillside.
At, the font of the slope my the body
or Wilkerson. tossed there as one
mishtm;unoidhlt. *Tliesmokeon
the our edited dud. swirl-ti .
All.
from demanding such (dresses us her .
engagement made him rig htfully nullA
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HE MAS’I‘ERWKEY .7. tile? I: "?§Mmmntodrnu
tested earnings that held them in their
mks. “
self nil it; then she rose and stored up.
at the great my crest. "
lildshohenrtjiemofvoleuodh
L ' t l >r to fire while there was much1
, mg o ‘L midday, February 5 While the my v...
." she did she duplicator-hurl» mm by gunnery Field
Did she we the dual that
.nluno but.
in this dual ostrich-m her wild heat
existence and thin: her it full pension-
ed sacrifice on the body of the fin
who had loved her and given her his
.ill «honor and hit?
in the quit-limbo: who weigh;
.. ed henrdusln‘le, fuiitirmisd'cry: '
’ 'E‘Hun'y lint-tr!“ '
Then the mountain toured 'into the
.dr. and the «minimise otter! poured
e or the in u in! en; in wave after wave
.i. i it hnd buried them forever.
And an explosion utter explosion
vorked the earth and tilted the evening
from Sir Donald's detaining grasp and
tied into the arms. of John Don. where
she clung, sobbing:
“John! John"
meant for lover‘s care alone.
Very steadily he turned omy_end
stored up at the terrific cataclysll
which had united bath the dnrkilng
1W and golden youth.
‘Ee found the wok beside him. his
gray locks streaming In the gusts of
wind from the latest: He pointed with
his stick to n piece of neck that rolled
to diet: feet and in the dull stillness
that followed the terrific uproar he
sold:
‘l really beliew. Mr. Kane. that we
have uncovered the gold vie hmc look.
ed for so louz"
And Tom Kline reached down and
picked up' the nugget and stared at it.
Then he turned to the white faced xen-
tlemnu beside him.
“The. Master iiey! ’ the old mu
iuuttored
"Y‘es.’ returned Sh Donald quietly.I
"it unlocks strange doors "
THE END
intuitions!!!1
"I'll" Fix“ My Sore, Swollen. lurn-‘
lug, Callouud Feet and Come.
..._.. mg...
Later that some day Kane announced i
that Wilkerson was going to set on '
Ah! what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet; no more swol-i
len, bad smelling. sweaty feet. No
more pain in coma. callousee or bun.
ions.
or what. under the sun you’ve tried
without getting relief, Just use "m.“
“Tia" is the only remedy that draws
out all the poisonous ex’udetions which
pill! up the feet; “T12" is magical:
_“?PIZ'3 is grand; “Tm" will cure your
draw up your face in pain; Your shoes
won’t seem tight and your feet will
never, never hurt or get: sore, swollen
or tired. Think of it. no more foot.
misery; no more burning earns, cnlv
looses of bunlons.
Get a 25 cent box at my drug starc'
or department store, and set. inahnt
relief. Get a whole year's toot roller
for only 25 cents. Think Of it.
r
HEM IND norms
SHIPPED FROM com
or Grippe in a Few Me.
Your cold will brent end all [Hulls
miserv end after inking 1 dose of
“Papas Cold Gangland" every two
hours until tmov‘dceesv "are taken
‘It promptlytv mas Clogged-up nos-
trils and nix neuroses in the hand.
stops‘naet; dbchnrudr hose '1'“!-
tevcrlshneae. sore , meat, focusing
soreness. and. stillness. ,
Don't. lilo! united up! Quit timid:
and sultan; Ease your £31!!!th
head—nothing else in the world gives
such‘ m relief a "Pup-9s Edd
Compound." which out. out: 35 ”fits
at any I": store. it sets with
resistance. m nice. and mm no
inconvenience Accent no substitute
' give cfimmvn rr.
A Generous 0M; Matthi- ed
llct‘ bark, odd Ivh‘sndred time one.
Jean reached the body had dung hen. :.
sky Ewfih lurid. tidbit-Rum. :5th ;
alli- Donlld looked at John Dorr‘r'
lrnnsilgured face and heard thut cry, ,
' chmotertstics of the Italians as a
No matter what ails your feet1
foot troubles so you’ll neverlimpor
“Papa‘s Cold Compound" Ended Gold thorn-h: growth Of the heir. Lei:
hing, relieves nick headache... dullnm
d
. menu with amnion-pt ca.
-_Olttol’eo. humour“ m
amniotic THEATRE.
{ if is promised the them goers of
Stanford will have it genuine trout
v‘witueuhx- Without A. Brady Wu
production of the American comedy.
”The Whirl?” he lit-mien!
Theatre. mounds niid evening. sutur-
:tor Mullins purposes end has may
nnnedy‘ mentions tint are eel-calm.
sentiment and a love theme that i
an absorbing factor
5
Flor the presentation of the play;
as: may on selected: a cut or:
momma mom. nailed by uni-l
irenee may. form all! of the
"‘3er of Penteckel” and other sue
con-tut plays. The other members of
the company are Albert W3. W1:
his Wood. Schuyler 1AM. would
Grey, Alice Lindahl Tare-e Maxwell
Conover and Olive Templeton.
PLEASANT HOU Rs— LDCKWOOD'S
HALL.
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. “The lull-n." ;
Those who have made a study of
people, find. that blindly any other
people compare with them in the:
mutter of real industry, in the display
of true love and for being kind heart 1
ed. But for all this they are as a class
u people not to forget a wraps. and;
frequently to nveuge a wrong. Pietro
Doiinetti the hero of "The ‘italinn" .‘
appearing in live parts tomorrow at,
Pleasant Hour and lmkwood’s Hall,
zloves Annette, and when put. to the.
test. of providin; for her before her
father xiv us permission for their mar-1'
tinge, he comes to America and
."mnkes good." They are nullity in:
their New York home. and the union
is blessed with n son. dearly loved by;
.hoth parents. Through wrongs the;
child dies. and the (other is nearly?
distracted as he \Ows to be avenged.{
{Ai'hen his opportunity comes how-v "
ever. it means the life of sn; ltiuocent
_.child and in the urine of his own, he
(talents. “The ltnlisn" or played or
,flcorge Bebop. is ,0 story to touch ev- ‘
pry heart. being i‘ drama of high or-‘
tier. The picture melting is Also e do
cided success. and the feature is worth f
seeing. 0n Mondsy Charles Klein,‘
ltllowayton playwright) will present'
.his widely. h pbgifThe Gim-
tillers” in six *' 1 '
1M! LP" PlGll’l'lVG mu h‘nAVCF
1 Wild FRANCISCO Feb. l.~«Aifred
i'renrnier. formoreprofouon- ol‘ Vida
ivolmre of the thvaerslty 0f Californ-
vhi. wan killed December 12 last while
illlzhlimr for France. according to u
llctter received here yenterdny by his
vfumih from Arsent Tournier. broth-
ior the aluin man and his comrade in
vfthe trennltes o! J’icudy. Tournletz'
was connected with the University
‘of California for two mrs. leminu
that institution to accept it poaithn
twith the United States Department of
tgrculturo. Two years ago he ,re-
,slgned to errant a similar piece
iwtth the MMlcnn Government. He
obtained leave of absence at the out-
gbrcnk of hostilities nnd Joined his
-reximent in Pure.
'.\'(l STEPS YET TAKEN rm FOR-
PElll‘ ALEX‘NDER’S BOND. _
CHICAGO, lv‘eh. «tr—Colonel Chas.
Alexander. of Providence. R. 1., un-
der indictment on a charge of” hav-
ing violated the Mann act by trans:
porting Miss Jessie Elizabeth Cope.
of Les Angelou. to Chicago. contrary“
to the law. will ho in Chicago before
next Monday. according to (‘liarles F
vL‘iyne. district attorney _
. No steps were taken todny to for-
felt Colonel Alexander's bond al
though he was to have appeared here
for trial last Monday
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unionism one army
Grow. Heir and We l’rove It 9,,
Hundreds of Testimonials. ”1;
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it never fails to produce the desired
results. It enliven and lnvlgorntee
the hair glands and tissues or the
jump. resulting in: continuous and
hornet min are continually coming
‘in from new all parts of the country
stating that hilldfl‘dinl Heir, Remedy
has renewed the growth of heir .ln'
- “dulled-Woven considered absolutely ;
Modem- A lady from Chicago
writes; f'Alter A short “trial, my hair
stunned felling. end I new heve it
our ensure hell yards ions." ,
.lilliedlu Hair Remedy automates,
the scalp. makes it healthy Ind 2969!.
it so. It is the “entail scalp invig-
m MILL:
medicine for both the heir end the
scalp. Even 9. mill bottle of it. will
put movements llleln your heir
toll: ever me, It shows results
from the very hurt.
he: a role at ever: this «on
weenie IWW tee. and.
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It is s wholeeome ,
‘i’erklnle".
Mumwumynherhelr.
”UP THE B!" WC um.
New Volumee,..Piseed in the south Nor
- wiik'eoeuc Library tut Month.»
“ Books pieced on the shelves of the
Bomb Not-walk Public~ Librury. Jen-
usrv. .1915; ;
Adult Fiction.
Bindloss, ;l-i'
The Intruders.
WW1“.
Rituals Plays a Fart.
Burnhum, C. L.
The Right Trsck.
l
we: limb the bonds of this 891.3%!” My (easy, it has his; touChee an Alberta. (l
Perch of the Devil.
Gather, W. S.
0 Pioneers.
Wu. H.
A Modern Eve.
rather. in."
Personality Plus.
0087 21.8
m a Level _..
dorky, hi.
Tales 1! Two Countries.
Hardy, A. B.
mono and Her Friends.
Cullen and Mr. Dryers-dust.
Lincoln. N. s.
‘ ‘ The Man inside.
Harlan.
Yourself and the Neighbors.-
Nicholson. M.
The Poet
Noni; K:
Mother.
Oppenheim, E P.
Mr. are: at Monte Carlo.
Prime. R. D.
The Well Between.
Walpole. ii.
Fortitude.
Duchess of Wrexe.
, Reference.
The Price a bee Co. have placed on
tile in the rendinx room directories of
Ansonlo. Derby, Shelton. Seymour-
1814. .
Dsnbury. Bellini-1914.
Keen. .N. K-"UIL
Kingston, N. Y.——19ll-15.
A
ll. Vernon“ Pelham. Sherwood
{KM—1318
Portiund. South Porthnd, Town Oi
“Cape Elizabeth—4913.
Pluinflold. N. J. and Vicinity—1012. ,
doctrine. Vernon. Tolland, Ellington
—1m-15.
Standard-1914.
“foothold—1914.
Willinuntlc. Windham.
191%“. '
prongs. Athol. lisp .wlait 1.5...
New Britain. Conn --llill.
Chaim. 1.1).. ed.
Cyclop. of pointers and paintings. a
win. This is one obthe most on
thorintlve works of itsvkiud over ice
sued. ..
Forster. R. F.
Boyle's Book of Games.
World Almnnec end Encyclopeedln,
1915.
Coventry—
letory and Travel.
Atherton. t3.
Gnlitorniu.
Graves, A. K.
Secrets of the German War Oiiice.
Green, LR.
Short‘ History of the English People.
(Cop. 2.)
Mauro]. Andre
Little Cities otitniy.
Mchbe,J
Treluchhe and the Great War.
Bernhurdi, F. von
Germany and the Next War.
How Germany Makes War.
Niles. G. G.
Hoosnc Valley. Its legends and Hie
tory. ‘
Literature.
Lagerlof. S. _
Legend of the Sacred Image.
Munch, W.A.
Byways in Booklnnd.
Quail). ILA-
i’rsiri'e and the Sea.
““31 Ba 1’- . I!
= Guide to and mr
fiver-libr-
Browns. lit ‘
Pith end Dickens. ‘ .
" Fine and Useful Art.
Holder. 1‘. H.
attentions o! u sportsmen. ’
M.
The floodlit: Public.
Sam
Jen
RenticA
Wild ӣ10m East oi the Rockies. '
Sociology.
Hutchinson. W.
Civilization end Health.
‘: summon.
Oil the Tnilvot the lmth
’ children’s belie.
Hinekley. G.W ..
Ill Camp With Boys
Brown, A. P. ‘ ._
Songs or Entrance.
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he Enid-in Wills.
m lit It; . ~ .
herein at the waiter!“
ism J. ~ .
filial. (z Ooh.)
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autumn”! DESI’FI’E BIG
BENEFITS PAID.
.n-u—
Regions of Grand Secretary Shows
0MP x8 Mutiny—Prev
pure 1: Convention
Pmiiminm to the annual conven-
tion of the. Grad court of the pores-
tens of America here in May. the
grand executive council of the order
will meet in Bridgeport Feb. 13 to
prepare the annual report for only
mission to the convention.,Mnyor G.
P. Sullivan of Derby, grand chief
ranger of Connecticut will be in the
chair.
The report of Grand Recording
Secretary William-T. Meyer of this
city, shows that the_ "fraternity is“
flourishing here. Unusually large sick
and funeral benefit disbursenici'its
were made during the year ending
December thyetthve'booknshon' any;
increase of $1,548.39 for the year.
despite the extra large drain. The
sum of 890, SM. 31 was disbursed in
dlflfiw Hooli—
"* l“ ' v" Lockwooo-e HALL
PARAMUNT Inmate
mesons vino relative
rule wen rmmv:
g W helm
sick boned“, “2. 755. no in funerul .43...
handle. and. $1,310.05 for beuewlent 6‘ I ”
WW 5 » no Smila-
0n nnunry l. 1914. there was - -
8319.8".50 in the treasury. while It‘ . Prod need by
the clone. or the your the tent was
$311,887.89. The trusting of the ex—.
eeutive committee here next. week:
will be called at thrw o’clock. The
auditors of the grand court will meet
.it 10 o'clock in the morning.
Advertisements in The Sent}:
eel bring- the best results. i
lSuhji-ot of Suit in (curl of (more
”“hrv
i
v in the court of common plan. in
NOSE CLOSE“ FRO“ iDanbury, todai Judge Howard B.
A m till QATAR}!!! S Oil is hearing the case of Emma C.
————. Llndwall \s Delia Jennings. a suit
Applfi Green in Nit-trill To
Up Ah hassles
new I. met
Producer or “(he Typhnu' and “The
Bargain."
5—PART3—5.
.-
owxunsmr or WELL.
over the ownership of a well. which
is situated near the but“ the
of the properties of the parties in
the case in Brnnchville. Both of tha-
pnrties in the action claim owner-
ship of the ground upon which the
sum of your hind are clear and you well is situated and the well has been
can breathe freely. No more. hauls. iah coerce or legal trouble between
we head ‘t em or some me.
ficfnugm—m m [mi The plaintiff is the partner in a
m it D181”, your cold or (atrial; small factory which is situated on
is W her land in Brunchville.1'he water
Dont stun stoned up! hot e um! that is necessary for the factory i:
bottle 0! Elm Cream nu- ma taken from the well by means 0
your W now. Apply e. little of pipe lines. The complaint in the case
this mm, antiseptic. ., (my. 1. alleges that the defendant has so;
your nostrils, let it pent-trait: through oral times diecdnnected thei pin: a
fiery ulr new. in the head: who alue lion and otherwise hm ret
and In; the W lull-loll m with the plaintiff autumn; the “a:
«nun mu" brine, giving you mm er from the well. whch it is clnlme
toilet. Ely'u ("an Balm In m m. is necessarv to run the factory.
All! \l‘lult relief! Your (filmed
nostrils open right. up, the air pas-
hat. the
cm, mil end altar!!! suflerver bl! , The defendant sets up t
‘ ' n nation is situated on her
no“ whips. I" Just splendid. 33:40.th was deeded to her.
and her brother by the late Charles
You "Md this w Olmstead. of Wilton. The defends
GREAT NERVE [m out claims that pinintlff has no right“;
to the possession of the would”.
At alterdno‘ s lesion of the court
Adolph Undue“. Unmet C. uneven.
Arthur “urine" and Norma) hrs-v
testified in regard to the w the
- boundnry line runs between the pro-v _
pcrtioe of mum-ties in the cult, tit,
the well
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811N083" 603‘: all! ”0,000.
LONDDN. no. 4.—-Tl|e Probate
f‘ourt doddcdvtoday that the, son of
Charles iii. sting-hr is the. le‘Rimte
heir to the $500, 000 Baronial prop-
erty of the. Slingsby family in York—
shire. The case has been before the
courts for nearly two years .' ._
Charles B. Sllnceby, formerly a
lieutenant in the British Navy and
afterward a. resident of San fiducia—
eo, is in possession of the property.
which was devised to his» old-print.
When be asked the court confirm
the succession. n younger brother
protested on the ground that the '
child was not a. legitimate. but an
infant. substituted by the lieutenant'l
wife when her own child died. - .
line. the, euro has been on trlui
evidence has been taken in Calif tit?»
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For mounting New. Smoking
or Overwork e! Mind Cem-
lll Dims”.
lake. Toeellne Toilets .
Drussinh'everywhers ere having n
his sole theee‘ due because the peo-
ple who have tried them know that
they tone up the entire system end im-
part vigor und‘emru into. rundown
people in a few den, and because
they are gusr‘nteedto do exactly as
advertised, end Ill“ drngxlsu‘ ere
authorised by the maker to refund the
purchase price if nyone is diseetis-
fled with the first box Wrchuod.
if you feel blue, have lost confidence
in yourself, are doepondent, weak , and
tired out. e be: of Molina Tablets
is All you need.
Finn, preparation for handlebar.
nervous troubles, poor blood. kidney
and liver columnists. iii-min. new
gin. trembling and loss of ductile.
They never full-to end combination.
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“STAMFORD THEATRE
Emily Walter-nan Hartley, Manager. ....... 'Phone 42300
Saturday, F ehruarv 6th
MATINEE AND EVENING
William A. Brady, LtrL, Presents;
. The American Cdmedy
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By Salisbury Field, ctr-author of ‘Twin Beds." 7
Lawrence UOlsay of “Earl of Pawtucket" lame. and ai’
notable cast of assdciatc players, embraein Albert Erwin. ’
Douglas Wood Schuyler Laddklgonard ex, Alice Lina
d'alii Teresa Maxwell, Cancer and Olive Templeton. ‘
‘ "'l’lic R Earl” will have its new York Praline ‘n
at the Maxine mliott Theatre on Monthly, February 8th
SEATS NOW
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