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Oct. 11—Au-
..» Pasquale. self-confessed kidnap-
-. of Blakely Coughlln, early today
.w Captain Samuel Gearhsrt of the
.. ~19 Polic, to a spot along the Schuyl-
kill river. just below Norristovni.
Iwhere he declared he had thrown the
body of the child utter it had been
smothered to death under his cost
when he stole it from the Coughiin
home, and a professional diver found
the piece of rail and some of the
string which lie alleged he had lied to
the child when he hurled it into the
stream, according to a statement
made today by Major Lynn G. Adams.
superintendent of the state police.
The search for the body is being
continued on the river bottom by the
diver. the major said-
. Major Adams also said Pasquale
had confessed to killing a _'woman
about sixty years of age at 808 North
8th street. Philadelphia. 'last spring.
iiFE WAS A”
:iliSEiiY iii iiEil
Says this Woman Until Re-
lieved byLydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound.
f‘arroilton, Ky. -“ I sufl'ercd almost
fw.) years with female weakness. I
could not. walk any
distance, ride or
take any exercise at
all without resting.
, a, If I swept the floor
f we» or did any kind of
. . work _it Would brin
my sickness on.
was weak and lango
nid. had no energy,
and lifewasa misery
I was under
the care of a good
ph 'cian for say.
~r1i months and tr other remedies.
- rad read of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
v-bie Com
fret taking'twelve bottles I found
myself much improved and I took six
”we. _ have never had any more
Home in_ that respect since. I have
me all kinds of work and at resent
.-u an attendant at a State ospital
ml :un feelin fine. I have recom-
~-n.i-cd our egetable Com ound to
r 1... o my friends and shal always
arumend it."—Ll'LLlAN THARP, 824
h St.. Carroilton, Ky.
5 you have any symptom about which
- would like to know write to the
. “a E. Pinkham Medicine 00., Lynn.
, for helpful advice given free of
.vv
danddecidedtotryihi
and also to stealing $300.
The news of the search was tele-
phoned to the superintendentjrom
statement regarding the Philadelphia
Norristown and simultaneously the
murder was issued.
FLIl-IRS' BODIES I‘YNlNI)
I'IIOZEV OX MOUNTAIN
ll-INI‘IVA. Oct. lR.——Mystcry sur-
rounding lhc fate of a lt‘innlsh army
,ofl'ici-r and no ltaliun pilot flying in a
Suvoiu hiplnnc from Milan to Finland,
who llilYt' been missing since Septem-
l)Pl' 7. was solved Monday when the
bodies or the two llIt-ll \Vt'l‘t- found
frozen stiff ucar the summit of Tamil
Mountain. at an altitude of nearly 113.-
ooo fw-t, ‘
'l‘ht- muchinc. which was the prop-
i-rty of tht' Finnish Government. was
badly sniushcd. ll llilll apparently
struck the w-ak head on and was par-
itinlly hurled in the snow.
I
'lF SKIN BREAKS our,
. IS FIERY, ITCHY OR
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ROUGH, USE SULPHUR
-—-i—-l
Sulphur to an itching, burning or
broken out skin, the itching stbps and
iliealing begins. says a noted skin
lspeciaiist. This sulphur preparation,
imade into a pleasant cold cream,
gin-s such a quick relief, even to fiery
exzema. that nothing has ever been
found to take its place.
Remus.- of its germ destroying pro-
perties, it quickly subdues the itch-
ing, cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right up. leaving a clear,
smooth skin in place of 'ugly erup-
itinnu. rush. pimples or roughness.
i You do not have to wait for im-
provement. It quickly shows.. You
:i'un act :1 little jar of Mentho-Sul-
iphur at any drug store.
Just the moment you apply Mentho-i
llll continuous lilNfi mum
[IN llEilNlllJENT llSTlfiliiiS Tflliifliliii
Have Failed to File Returns
on Net Income With Tax
Commissioner — Attorney
General to Be Called in
Unless Quick Response 18
Made—Concerns Report-
ed Long in Arrears
BERLIN. Oct. 12.~F‘ormer King
Ferdinand of Bulgaria tearing the in—
roads of the tnx-gntherer. is cnjoilng
his wealth by spending it.
At Mei'gentheim. which he is visit-
inging for the mike of the magnesia
springs. he leads a Jovi and uncon-
cerncd existence in slri in: contrast
to the clointered seclusion of the. for-
mcr German Emperor at Anicrongt-n.
l'nder the name or (‘ount von Mur-
anny. says a writer in the ZWOi-Il.i<‘-
ll'lllllJlLA'l'l‘. Fcrdinaud ll residing
at the Kurhaus together with his luile
compo-ed of chaplain. chamlicrlain.
chauffeur. roolvnun. \ulct and private
eccrctai'y. lliii liiiinli t-th‘ndiluv’t- has
lllllllt‘ him populur in the town and
l About 100 corporations delinquent
Iin filing their net returns for the past
iyesr race the necessity of answering]
gm the state, through the attorney
:general, it was said at the once or
the state tax commissioner at the
Capitol yesterday. The returns were “”0““de mum...“ win-r.- um m-
due April 1 and several letters have lagers m... m m... an t-llllilt‘n'l of tho
already been sent to the delinquenteugood 01d time-s" und‘grct-t lilni “ith
COTDOTE‘IOI‘IS. but Wnllout rcsuli. Al(‘ll('PI‘S fl. lll' tlil\t'.‘i “5"“ In an an“).
final letter is now being dispatched mob”...
to these alleged delinquents and Tm. mm ”m, H... "mum “(n-pm.
failure to reply within a reasonable
time will necessitate turning over the s,.,lm.m,.nh.d l"'”l"""‘ is kmmn n, “u
('afiffl ‘0 U19 “at“ attorney general. and has i-airnml for him the I'I‘i'lllil-
. lhv statement was lllI'Jt‘ that the lion. rn-uucnlii .-mi..u...~..~lng. or Iu-ing
[big corporations doing business in the {uhuluuuh rim. Hm i‘nlt'i' plil‘i'luuii-u
state had promptly complied with the 'un. “Hum, “mums, liivlzll‘t'x uiul jut-
requirements of the statutes govern- iris. 1“,, m.°,.,.wr_,- h... .. dulk'ull [ask
in}! the return of the nct income re- m kwping ori‘ tlu- host of people who
turns for corporations. but that about 'want priviilt- audicni'rn on lillfiliii-ies.
100 corporations evidently took it A chimney—sweep. for instance, has
upon themselves to determine wheth« discovered um upon-l or turning cm...»
or they were liable to pay the tax. incy smoke into lilglmluss hoot DullHll
"It is for this department to deter-'and wants King Ferdinand in advanci-
mlne the extent or a corporation's .mm 3,000 marks for the cxploinnion
tax." it was said at the ofllcc or the.ot the invention.
.iax commissioner. "Some of the iie«' Somcone also lins invi-utcd an m-rr-
‘linquent corporations have evidentlyihurn'ing match and hr wants mum-r
come to the concvuslon that they from iiic King to convert his llu-til‘}
havn't much to pay and have there- into practice. 'l‘hc Bi‘f‘l't‘liil')‘ has
l’ore not taken the trouble to scnd in much iroulilt- to make it clear that
thcir statement fn rtlita past year." his master has finally rv-lircd from
. Some ofthcdelinqucnt corporations,[luminous tllhcr nfii'h'unlh ‘0 "mm“-
lit was said. merely retain their. car ci-ncc ovoid tiu- cconnniit'ally~mlndt-(i
tporate existpnce. but even so. they m-crt-iuri‘ :iml wznln)‘ Ferdinand 0“
.are ohligcd to make return of thclrihiu motor c'u'ui'Hlolls.
'net'income for ill? year. I A man “hum. :lllllllllllll in llll' wns
I Not all the delinquent corporations‘to slmkc hands with rmully rcm-iu-d
{are located in the state, but some are mu- tin“ u t :iril ost. nmhh from ”w
irenistered llerc. it was also said thatil‘uulii \'con Mumuui inviting him to
rthc appeal of tho l'ndcrwoori 'I‘ypo- an muiicncc. Hit-Iimc-l. hr‘ hum. '1
swriting (‘ompnny from HR liability to ”w Kurhniix in i'im-kconl and lull
hinder the not income tax law was hut. 'l'lu- \lrlim of on 1min «lid not
iboing watched with interest. ohluin llir- Iungml l'or :nitlicncr. hut
mcni has l‘l‘lt‘illfl‘ll tln- iol'uit-r King‘s
limit-ml lolir lii'Vi .7" llllllk null-ii “hich
l-‘vrillunmi sn-nl out to him as conso-
luiinn lIu-iit \
1 —-"i'ry a classified advertisement in‘
ithe Sentinel.
I
goods.
sionally
For instance:
buys a stock of a certain line of
:7 o . ,4; i. -
- ..‘ r‘*$A;c—-o.;é"
You Get the Money
The money that is spent to advertise the goods you buy, comes
to you. Once many people had the idea that goods advertised
must be more expensive than goods for which no money was spent
in advertising.
That is about as sensible as
saying it costs more to make
goods by machinery than by
hand, because you have to buy
the machine.
Wtihout advertising you have
i to sell goods “by hand.” Just as
a machine will make ten times,
or a hundred times, as many ar-
ticles as can be made by hand;
so advertising sells ten times, or
a thousand times, as many arti-
cles as can be sold “by hand.”
A merchant
He spends a thousand
dollars for these goods. 0m-
some one buys one of
them, but most of his thousand
THERE‘S ' N0 USE ABGUING. YOU KNOW
dollars stays on the shelf. He
must sell to make a profit, he
must sell to be able to buy more
goods, he must make sales to
stay in business.
So he divides his profit three
ways, one-third for himself, one-
third for Advertising and one-
third in price reduction for you.
His advertising sells them
goods in a few days. He has
made one-third as much profit
in six days as he would have
made in six months if he had
not advertised. He has shared
his profit with you in return for
your giving him your business. . .
.
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Both of you make money;. .
both of you save money. '
-mqa..unm 1.
- isms d‘bfl '
noun run
the tiling cl lloiltlfi
Inli-rmil lime-line: Janna-s .i. \K'nluii. iil
Hartford. property of llll‘ t‘onncticul
Wining
lililliul-Il‘tilt'i‘. (Will. - Fullowmflgthe bonds in each (use \u-rc 3150.000,
.\‘llli i‘ullm‘lor til‘
Feel Old?
Overwork. worry. anxiety or sorrow
undermines strength and health. There
causes contribute to kidney trouble. and
week or diseased kidneys snake one
feel old in middle “e »
WEE P1115
help week. overworked or diseased kid-
neys and bladder so [but the system II
iroe lrom waste and poisonous mailer
that causes one to lf‘z‘l old. tired. isn-
‘uid. They banish backache, rheu-
matic pains, sore muscles, mil town.
“to. J. D. Miller. S) f.i(‘u'c. N. Y , writer.
"For many in.” lsullelml won kidney lroultin
“Uh-Umbil‘. i had a sour.- intrigue InJ
ielt mm...hl-- and all pl.y..| out. I art to i
IIIQCQ whercl ha“ in do somethina Alli-u Inl~
inliwo hutiH-s oi Foirv Ki-incv i‘ilns lrsn say
my hack-(he lsi “our, uni wiiri. l unrd to lay
swells at night With lhlum.|li' ruins I can in.-
sleep in comlorl and cawy a sand i’llflhl a n it."
Foo .gi. h- 511....
Breweries company. Ecluirt's brewery. lliurpec. Green and Hallble. |
and the Home Product: company lnl -_.. g:
liridgepori has been i‘i-lcnni-il from al- i
iat'liiin-nl and activities haw been 111-; '“00 CUde in C ‘0 1‘ D”.-
Mlmt‘d in ”w ilH'W plants. :Druggisl r lurid money it‘ PAID
Collector \Valtih raid lhai lhc iiiiiit‘ll'tllh’l‘blEN'l‘ litllh l0 cure Itching.
in cut-ii t'uM‘ hutl lu-t-n plasmid high Blind. Bljeeding or l'rotruding P“...
i-iiuugii lo lull) proiml liu- ginrru rinsuinlly’ l‘e]‘e\a5 Ilchln' l'ilel. M
1‘ "V“ "‘Wn‘“ “-3” you can get restful sleep after llreI
application. tith-
int'nl's iiilt-risl.
I The collector slant-ii Suluuiux ll.a\l
‘lhrrc is a pour-limit) that lhr (‘iltik‘h‘l
against the lhrcc lut‘lll lll'l‘\\'l iii-s min .
il)!‘ willrd out of court. .\iIorm-is forl
illlt‘ bl‘t‘“t‘l‘l1‘l ill‘t' conducting nt-gulia
lions ut lhr lil‘i‘Ht'lll tiinr “Illi this cud
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. .Ly ‘ t'i‘L‘i JP . K'Ll‘fllt‘ >liii'l-ll.l_l‘\
Prepared with
'1“ New nml on wmuhh hvllirilit-Ill': - -
Iiiiui lu- i‘i-ut-iu-ii. .\l tin pnmnl lllllt'l 5‘4““"9 01"“lc
ihi- («M-h are iii-mini; Ill lln i'nilml; lron-Eaflly .
Nlulcs tllhll‘lt‘l run”. 3 M'imiIC‘d
‘ 'l'lir inn yi- Hrs v iii not in ”lit! in
,t‘ii “llll no long: as llil' lll‘l't'l‘lllilfi'i' u
ilalctihul in the iii-.u lii'l’l' nmnutm-tui
was
‘i-«l iirio- rim». not rut-ml out hull of
tmu tui llill, i‘iiilI-t'lni \Vninll hail'l
lh-i‘lllll‘"
“HI-I .lu>li.v (luau. \\ \\ iii-i-lil lll
‘lht .\‘upn In: t‘uml t-i lino“. inn. H Ill.
u t'll'l‘dlsll ll‘llil In I.ii lull‘ ]t|itll|lillll
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illi‘ Fll|lliltil l'4r‘lll.r
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lulu lim iniq: m
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‘ul llil Stimuli: t‘uuii ul lii.iil‘i~~
ilt'l
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‘llui trlllil-ildiip' it. «.t
llHlli‘Ilii. :;’ tllllll- lt‘iilllii.‘ lw 1mm minim .
moi lll.|l‘li<"' In llu "Iii-‘lltl mt
V. i~- o-lut I‘\|tiliiil~' ll 4.
,t, I it rl 1m in 41'
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Tlu House of The Swan Gables, Salem"
Mass, made famous by erbom':
book of the same name. It was built
In I662.
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Every motor highway
OTORISTS. commercial truck‘
men and termers—irom Salem.l
Mast. to Oswego. N. Y.—have come
mm¢3qzeth§::‘g::f to depend upon Socony products;
land and New York {3 0 Thus. ordinary demand has become a
partofthelong"Socony responsibiii which the Standard Oil
Trail". COmP‘nY 0 New York is constantly
e
. 4... main
striving to fulfil. This is the reason for
the steady growth of Socony service.
-
Refining processes, like motor con-
struction methods. are always being im-
proved. Socony gasoline is made and
tested in accordance with the most
recent standards of accuracy—insuring
uniform cieenneee. constant mileage to
cverygallon and absolute dependability.
There is a dilerence in gasoline—just
as there is in coal. It will pay you to
discriminate.
Soeony is n straight-refinery gasoline.
It veporizee quickly. but it is more than
' fuel. Owners of
Look for the red. white and blue Seoul)
em
STANDARD OIL (X). OF NEW YORK
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