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OPII‘M SFIRITI'FD IV LEMOM.
PIT‘I‘SBK'RGPL Pa. 7d".- 1‘-—-?wn
thy detectives sent to ZDT‘fh‘tlg‘a'.” a
run “*2 the lemon market :r: ! C‘hin— "
cs;— <-<1ion here lat» yes“ riay :vport-
ed 7.: hm-jquarters that Irz-ii Jas-
(over-1i opium wry-4w} at: 2?.» {ti-2H H .
mg sfld w the Oriental; Ac: crime
to the 045081: several lemon zwdéivr“
2'. 0"
th‘v
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printer: the :curney by boat along
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l
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' CINC’IXNATI D. May :2 -—1»'L2-
lured: compare for the l‘niqne Manuel—
I'2gest {or :52: from spatial .
To? 2S? insurart‘t" compacts:
Thizsinc—sr :r. Ire I‘nfled States
to"! insuraare 3:.
'of thr— 30.1.“ 'krambr-r 1!.
'843 323972.74: :a gain of 3-1.
’46: for the 3'93: 193:.
2333425 tt—re $7 if’:.§4$.4flt
to policy holders for the year 0:
J‘s-v» Heinz-9:: A hair down or scn
lmaii comparsvs had :01 sent 2" “a 2‘.
4port but it a]: the: compute: reports
were included. thew- tmafs wonli not!
show g
15‘3"
5 Fraternal: and awn-n: chair-at.
ice are not included. nor is the bust—g
this; of the “Far Risk Bureau TW‘
Erniqur Hanna: lug“! hollow-s ”10:;
.ai-o‘re figures are the first accuratei
itotais u: be announn’d on the basin-*5;
i 1 1‘39.
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port 0! diamonds :s contemplated m
12::- I‘JA‘mr. (‘onzo by a mum: com-é
party 1:: whzch America: interests are;
arn‘)‘ hit-resented according to;
African advices recurred hrrv
The 1111265 rovrernbd are at Pinko j
Pavia in 1“ Ram Province. At;
1??“ l
the l
30‘) g
and Congo rivers between
mzras :.-.d Kinshasa. a distance of
miles occupies 35 to 40 d3“! 1?? 0.3}
use of airplanes. it :5 expert“! to an?
ltomphsh 2hr trip in about ur- can. f
The preflnt output of «immords
from the Kasai {this i.- rrponwi to 3..
:F" 5- carats a \‘931'. ”Exzx'flczta:ms.T
c.’ the fields began in isms.
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‘2 Dill
BEFORE
If we all would practice the
drinking of phosphated lint water
before breakfast. what a gratify-
ing change would take place. In-
stead of thousands of" half-sick,
HOT WATER -
REAKFAST 2:
— EVHY MORNING
Hopes every man and woman here will adopt ’8 ,.
" this splendid health habit. F:
l
Says a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of l‘:
limestone phosphate in it washes poisons
from system, and makes one feel i
clean, sweet and fresh.
Why 1: man and woman. half morning clear the inside organs .
the time. {caught-mans. (lpspnn- of the previous day's accumula—
dent. wnrriml: i< rme days lifl’flfl- tinn of indigestihle waste and
achy, dull and unstrunzz some body toxins. Men and women '
days really incapacitated by ill- whether sit-k or well. are advised i
ness. to drink each morning, before J
breakfasg a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of lime-
stone phnsphate in it. as a harm-
less means of washing out of l-
the stomach. liver, kidneys and ‘
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contrast
:ank :-._r.d UK- peep} 0!
Erations who 111“ng on _ ,
thisanckm capital ;‘ fin‘imé'
less to 3 st. '
wresr/n‘rd from the 'Ll‘
',man Empire.
.2294! Ira still try to
said Abdul Medfid
5:22:91er to the 132".“
“poms.“ a mode: of q:2-‘
domgdistingcxsht—d mnw"
force at the cloa'ta'm: still a certain
Otis-hick would have wiongt—d to
"*4 iihioxkt—r in m Wes--
‘ - F I l ' ‘0 V
Total admitted gl Ward Stare»: ’
P..)1ncnts,"“h 613nm: mount:
19:) «‘1‘.»
William
Ween its manners of the
1%.» “Karen:
the streets of
Cour-
stt‘f
(mo-
finger :s a quality
'< r-f 337‘
"To“??? 15 abet;- s“. we have ten
hold on to that."
21:32:11. heir pro-
. who is him»
kindness and
stealthy Turk re-
graad manner
an-
tl‘.“
m 015cm! and
Europe or
H» Carries him“ if
and the soldiers and civilian. of 3-1:!
otuae Allied mucosa-ought hereby
:he Allied occurs!”- ot Wu-
5111:- or seeking trade or ads-emu".
These, tramp up and "‘9
aloof-onetime: sober. mm
drunk. depending or. the time ‘0!
night. elbowing. fighting. wearing.
Matting. as it suits their humor.
Stambonl. 1h Turkish quarter. lye-
comes a sedate place at nightfall;
while Pera. the Ecromn quartvr
drops its daylight garb ’of
(krona and rookie. dare}: anal 1*,-
comes a city of immense cam; Tor
Gambling dens sues and dance
balls open and saizors from the fleets
(ome ashore and declare they would
not go time min: morning.
________._.——-——-——-—
Supt-73nd Crlml;
«in observation has hem 13.02 h
a» hunch courts mesa per cat
dtbechfldren bmu‘htnpfortrfl
were accused of stealing m m
corroborates the assertion o! Judo
Henry Seal that whenever there is an
Increase in juvenile crime It Is due a
a scan-It) of sugar. The chuck-u
G‘Vll.
V - in fare: : .
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- 'Th‘? runs, , _
‘mr. " _~ .
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l-‘lll'SlNGFOILS. M; 3' ll —l‘.ur v‘. ;.. ._
coaches of Boishen'nt ‘I-rmkr's an .‘(_~.I!
Russia and the utterance: a! van [rm/.3 N?» ;
shevist press have ifidlfflli’d a dou- -
purpose—to apmase both 3'»...\..;‘- l- at
and cit:- workers who» IL‘.0:".~'- -... .
very different. .
This :no-suEt-d :atnf‘ml: :3 may ‘,:.
ed. it it said. to conciliating if.» was “.,. ‘
ants. who form th‘ vast majority :2- So
Russia. (wen at the cost of sect-irkir: “.2:
somov Communist {\"lnClX'li‘. an“. .. Q,
ihr ems time o! 1» rsuavitnt: ”I" Xl‘~\|'] 3-,.
Workars that :r-v actor-tier. of a r .fi
st-matzvn Band pour: 1239 t?- £7.17l‘- “I. .6
IT‘Z (-f chum-muons to tot-igntrr is “3
“.ur hi! or tat-hm . .
Silva-3| Lupine. zir- liolshfisf l‘rt- h.“ I
mii-r. addressing a meeting 01 74:3“... :_ . .H
workrrs .2: Moscow {‘1‘ (,9..- A1. :
not w“ mO‘i- must have m and M ‘1“ m Jun 1 on "-‘w lat»: bath" “3!“, 2" Remind Ari“: i
p.31, is {Ly 005.4“ “gran him it if they Inst. - pagan-.3. “hem he (haraurnzfiwl as Rm
v ' stor‘hded m
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3 {Dieeconomlc yalue of this sale cannot be estimated by just reading lists of rein; ,
QM 30? how can you tell quality. The articles offered are all genuine Read qualfty
and the reductions are from the legitimate retail prices of the market today.
These are the things needed for summer housekeeping
’Pxefrigerators, Cooking Utensils, Fireless Cookers
and other necessities
‘.
Trunks and other Luggage included
Sets of Dinnerware
The French‘china and American Porcelain listed
below are at exceptional prices
French China
Set of 112 pcs. border
design) in hrnwn set with
ink I‘UM'S. half mat gold
dies. Present retail
price $100.00.
Sale Price
$35.00
French China
IOU pcs. with a blue
border design and half
mat gold handles. $92.00
Sale Price
$79.00
Havfland Set
100 pcs. in pink spray
dammtioirwit h stipplcd
gold handles. $66.00.
Sale Price
555.00
. Nippon China
A 3‘2 pc. set with ser-
vice fur six persons.
Light tan “order so?
with pink mses. $44.50.
Sale Price
$37.“)
American Chma‘
Set of 100 pcs. with
coin gold band and
handles. Present retail
price 396$“.
Sale Price
$85.00
American Porcelain
1122 pes. Set. border,
design in pink roses.
gold handles. $30.00.
Sale Price
$43.00
American Porcelain
Set of 100 pea, blue
harder sat with pink
NSVS. $401 '0.
Sale Pric-e
$13.50
American Porcelafl)
100 1K7. Set with line
trimminu. one blue and
Wm arr-M. very effective,
/ $40K“.
Sale Pric-e
$29.00
Leather Bags
and Sun Cases
Enmebdmandfi’atBoxesforIadiu
Bags andBnit Gases
Sale Pfice$1334
anaemic-looking1.r souls with pasty,
muddy complexions we should see
crowds of happy, healthy, rosy-
cheeked people everywhere. The
reason is that the human system
does not rid itself each day of all
the waste it.‘ accumulates under
our present mode of living. For
every ounce of food and drink
taken into the system nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
fed out, else it ferments and
a»; ptomaine-like poisons in
. 1-. bowels which are absorbed
”‘13 the blood. .
-7 '—_"T‘Tnstasnec$saryasitisto
- , nthe ashes from the furnace
Davfnlday, before the-fire will burn
Ta '84—-
27
new
demonstrate to anyone its cleans—
dthot, so we must each .
bowels the indigestible material, '
waste._ sour bile and toxins: thus
cleansmg sweetening and puri-
f mg the entire alimentary canal
beforwutting more food into the
stomach.
_ Millions of people who but
their turn at constipation, bilious
attacks, acid stomach, sick head-
aches, rheumatism, lumbago,
nervous days-and sleepless nights
have become real cranks about
the morning-inside bath. A
quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate Will not cost much: at the 1’
drug store, but is sufficient to l
m..."— .~_-~_"-W- ——- .mm
L i
mg sweetenfizg and freebcn'm’ g
efiect. upon the". system.
Present retail price $20.00
Pursent retail price $17.50
Present retail price $11.00
Present retail price $10.00
Present retail price $23.50
Present retail price $18.00
Prment retail price $15.00
Present retail price $13.50
We linings.
I‘m-sent retailprice $35.00
Present retail price $33.50
Present retail price $21.50
Present- retail price $20.00
Sale Price 31L“
Sale Price 3 7.34
Sale ”Price 3 6.6!
Enameled Gases, many sizes. some for week-end trips.
Sale Pri- $15.67
SalafiiyaW
Sale Price SEMI)
Sale Price 5 9.“)
Eat Boxes of enamel, leather bound with silk and
Sale, Price $5.34
Sale Price $23.34
an. Price $14.34
'Sale Price $13.34
hm!
The “ideal" Fireless Cscl
Reduced this VVee'r
These have \xuml ".x\"5_\‘~'
gringo L‘L;".“.Z‘.:l. i 1 ~ ‘
linml min-I“ “‘lllrll haw ;~
collects and svals Ill" m-l :._:-.;i ~'
valves let out >lll‘l'ili.\ <’v~-. v... . ‘
baking: and hm“ :imu. F, ;'i‘
latinn made of materials
cold. The t-al'vixrvk .21"
kettles are of “adult-9 :3'.;;:.
sizes. single or (lmf’k- xxt ll~.
Double Well Cooker um a
Two Kettles. um ~41 . '
One Set of Triplicate Par.-
Pour Soapstone Radiant:
Pastry Shelves and 31:11.15: 7
Thermometer and Tongs
A Cook Book.
Sale Price
Regularly ”railing at .‘i
<(‘Ut‘nlois :1:
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mam
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Aluminum Kitchen U7; ‘
- Pieces of genuine “Aladdin" 'are.‘ .-
Double BOX-181's. _’ til Sl'zog ¥Vy"‘\l '
Covered Saucepans, 3‘» «3’. \lif.‘. gm \ _
PreserVing Kettla, H l‘l. 9.7.“. 2"“ " h
Tea Kettla in "Rumo"nt'ikn.~17. \
$150. t I“
Coffee Urns and Chafing F
_ One lot of these in rag-:wr
w'th alcohol burners. sm-I r.- l ~ h
311‘ lllt‘lllded. Regular 1W?” < l ’l‘.¢
to $16.11).
'0
Your (-huieb in '*
$9.85
Moth Proof Garment F:
. ’l‘hese are absolutely moth l’r " '
air tight... ‘
”The." are odorless and 0X11” ' "
hooklfor hanging
,/ _ IN“
8129 28 ‘x “522 inches Sale ‘53. A
Sm W! X 52 inches Sale 7:- c
Si“ 34- X 37 inches Sale FITTE
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