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THE TAPPER LAKE HERALD HUSBAND SAID NDTIRY W Y NDTIRY IT Wife Said Sha Would. Result, EPikh'i Vegetable d H iEiE g Compound Made H«r Well and Strong Eist Bardwid 1 waa not able to I nin Bardwidc, Vt~\I*rt wintw ble to do any, work at all, I had backache, hesd- ad*, side ache, and wsaaiek all the time forrixroootha. We readabout LydiE Hakhsm's Vemrta* bk Compound in the d mpa,otQy htubana said to me, 'Why don't you try Utr Sol Midi would, I and h* went and got |me a dozen bottles. It has done me tnora , ' t to \ r- «n ^*»» « ^ • •« »^ «^B*^^ « * 4 ft ^ f m ^^u%JL .i'.lrt Compound that makes mc»i» \ r-zng. Tb«re ta no use to §u? «i-kach« and pains. (»-.! ^ ruata i pmat nutti*K.< n ailowing tliemaelvM to .oecome :» ill that it i& •well-nigh impo«oible foe them to attend to.thea hoQisbold duties. In a recent cotmtry>trid« canvass of purchaier* of LydUE. rinkhain'i V«g- cttble Compound, 98 out of «rery 100 report they wen b*n«fit«d by its uao. For skl» by drug^wi «Terywher«. . _ .. _ -.-A ' Yearn Wor* Ntcdtd > The BTggest Job of etery citizen ta this land Is to learn now to get along with othor citizen*. Team work— tbat'g what %e need.—Exchange. Doa't «l«d3*if yMfil««« a adbtttaU oM«t f«r. Golf and Medicine \What would you do In case of EtymleW \'Wby—er—poultice it, I thlnU.**—Boston Transcript, Say \Bayer Aspirin\ INSIST 1 Unless you see the \Bayer* Cr^ss\ on tablets you are not getting the genuine •Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by pny- 24 years. «*• Accept on ty * Bayer package which Jontains proven direction*. Bandy \Bayer\ boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles o! 21 and 100—Druggists It Uw tnd* C UMO B«T«r lbu> t 80kjU« My Picture on Every ? eP.p,Q. P. D. Q., a, chemical (not an Insect powder) that will ac- tually rid a houw of Bed Bugs, Roaches, Fleaa and Ante with ita proper VM—lmpo»sl- oio for them to exist a* It klUa ^MffjeggB as well ana thereby stops futuro generations. A 35c package makes a quart. Free—& patent «pot ta every package, to Bet them in th» hard-to-jet-at plMea. Special Hospital altt, »2.S0, makea 5 Ballona. Yoi&£runlit ltt> It or can get It lor you. Vailed prepaid upon receipt of prlc« b the Owl Chemical Worka, Terrs Haute, Infl. me Soap {jfaif KMpyMto TAll BV*\ W**»l»fc«i, y feoff BATH SHAMPOO Glenn s Sulphur Soap RADIO PACK sells on sight. No ex- perience or capital required. Demon- stration sells it. Collect your com- missions daily. No trick to make $25 a day. RADIO' PACK is HEAT with- out PlfeE, GAS or ELECTEtClTY. Write today for Belling; plan. R^dio Pack Co., Inc. S9 Pearl Street, N»w York ._ _, on,i«rrE RAZOR BLADES Do you want to save money f lw you real- iao the quantities of Wades you jjurcidse in \• year ? Ever ligure up the number of nmaes you throw away 7 It every! bla4p couia no maflo to glv<< you more than W0. Bttave», <>aclj Rhavo much tntttir than you got now, woula J'ou Uko It? We jn&nutarture a now- Omatto Rtt^ar Biaati Sharpener that m .utin 4 , on 8(S t \ntlflo nneu and sharpen* «aeh blatle flyer \nd ovnr and gives It just tlw jrlght cutting •\too. It also provMea a hatifll* that maltes i l vary handy t»nl for chlpua'J ir AlMaroeo Wftdca, for rlpplwt fcloth ami Kurtttflnta, out- JJnf? Bftttnrns, trimming enrtw. «*»rt»*n*»f »«n«n», nhoo worK, mm many «th« «*• f\r eomlorh, ft tar wonowiy. nn usor ot «»- >»«o Blnflfs tnn affrtr.l to bs wlthfiut It. By, WMl tl.Oft nn.J nv.ii.n- to' 1 '* W npt nylsflca, WVAtLT -MANltirArWKlNO t». «Pt. A, 13* Htwwt Ht., Worton. «Mi. I Catch Boys Who Wrote Death Notes I MARY SUCCEEDS *:+ ON f| MAIN STREET if * *»i'i-«»-|i'iiy<ii'»'»'/«-r-t.w«i'»ii\«\iij\ii'Hnii-«ii««y ><) )•{ t '»'» *•* *\* 1-WH i'l|i'»Til\rn»\i mi* •»-'«-<-« •» * ft 1'^ By LAURA MILLER 5^ WHY SHE LWES ARIZONA k few weeVit ago the story ot I#or» XiObbun Brewer vvas tsi'i 1 *! for Hue tffll- toif. It tolj of a cheery wonmu v,ho wrote lu unutches, bt'tw*tn tuuulng tlm •'Iki'wvr FurnUvnvt\ liUSiIiM'Jis, ttttOl MUr»tug'U«'t liyhliimd iltiitiiKH wit 111- tlw In t , Art*.,\ it BH,ld HgUUr* \ m Three boys taken by the,Chicago police who have confessed having written a letter received by Jacob t\ father of Robert Frankg, kidnaped and data by aons of Chicago millionaires. The letter written by the suuw» threatened members of the Franks' family unless *8,GQO was left at an appointed place, They were trapped by police. • • - / Transmits Correct Time Paul Sollenberger, one of the autronomeri at the United State* Naval ob- servatory at Washington, D. C, is the man -who tells the world when It li noon. The cylinder at which he atanfls is a, chronograph connected with the standard clock, which Is kept in a triple vault far underground, wherl tore U no vibration and no dust, and where the temperature never varies as mmsh as one one-hunflredth part of a degree, fyhra the chronograph shows tha* the standard clock registers 11:G5 a. m., Mr. Sollennerger turns «n an electrle switch. A transmitting clock, connected with the standard clock, tlcka off the seconds over radio and telegraph for the next five minute*. A »kip in the ticks gives the signal for noon and sets the clocks of the world. Farm GirLWiiw Many Honors RUNS FOR GOVERNOR .'. 4 lf'1 '..T _.»t.l '.Hi li. Hi -III' early to apeak s u ;h»t orohibuion .-an • In the Baptist church. Swaying (m€* audience brings the game thrill in Tucson *s In NewHfork. The post- tnlatresa, lira. Br*yer'» candidate, has been elected preaident of the new W Furthermore, has Juit been asked to travel throu»h *e stateln the inter- «t* of a fats national organisation. \'Of couns*. I «on't take] salary *or work BO near my heart,* *he writes. 'Store clerk aa 1 am, I inant'ge to make a comfortable amount so that I can do -*W«-fttIjer work f or pleasjfre.* \ All -this the_atory of a few weeka back. There'a another letter irom Mrs. Brewer today, It, too. is scribbled, but this time on a train. Mr. Brcwer'a Uiuent In May proved more serious th»n she bad let h*n*lf believe, and the reason for living inlVe country U patwed. Her brief little cortespo «fys, W I am ab»o« home.\ 'honesty pats a question mark, thus, home (tt. and goes on, \that Is, my native home, where 1 shall visit. . . . I plan to remain In Arizona. X have my business, the furniture atore. And there also, I believe, U»«ay field for the Manter.\ So she's going back country, th»t isn't a When the Arbsona S h« in.t series en'lntt afia\; when as a da Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson has fctart- ed her campaign for Kovemor of Texas. Her husband, who formerly held the offlce, was impeached seven years ago and she wishes to vindicate the family name. WAR WIDOW IS 104 PeKRv Keith of Warrenton, Virginia, has been given,the title of \Americas Moat Distinguished Farm Girl,\ by the United States Department of Agricul- ture,! She was picked from 800,000 boys and girls representing every state In thejynlon She has won many caps and prwes. Mrs. Matilda Showacjg of New Mar- ket, Md., la America's oldest war widow. She reached her 104th birth- day September 12 last. Mrs. Show- acre has been a widow for more than j 50 years. Her husband, George Show- acre, served with the Maryland militia under Jackson in the War of 1812. For the past 4Sf years tJnele Sntn has been sending Mrs. Showacre a pension of $30 a month. Jane\ Somelife-Saver LATEST IN BOBS been found tho most useful canary of ttfo many that the 3 „ h he n BSC( j by man? rcacue parties b ^Ju£ ate likely ta be encountered. '.WUen the SffSJr^aS: ke « imow Ware running into ^s ana-take measure* to protect themselves. <, , .. , \Marv Jane\ Mary jane bureau J Edna l'reisisu, suid to be the orig- inator of the newest etit to bubs, and tho youngest \bobber\ RhopproprlotrefSR in, the'Hub. The Boston bub IK an ull over ubingle, very much V desert e'nee card Then her the desert ert for her. bas included tlng Tucsoni- hter and wife ; f of a storekeeper and proprietor of a store she .has learned to write ads that attract attention tnd customers; when she fetls that \city parks cannot make up for country In the best climate on earth\ s and when a girlhood vow to help create a dry country aas brought ah additional field of usefulness and honor, why should Mrs. Brewer have anything but love for Arixona? THRILL* ONv'THE MAIN ,, STUEET MESSENGER\ Th« l life of the small-towij reporter has many, thrills. Eva Hun! Bockery of the Idaho Dally Statesman of Boise lists, as a few of the more dramatic, Interviewing Faderewski through a knothole, being set upon bodily by an Irate wife who mistook Mrs. £)ockery for her husband's affinity, writing up the first motor trip to California, while the dusty gentleman gave out details from a barber-shop bath house, and having the police called when she tried to get a picture of a murdered woman. The woman reporter In the smaller place, Mrs. Dockery says, gets a chanca to interview notables when they came throvgh the town. If she we» on a Wg city dally these inter- views wonldvgo to the star reporters and her own progress toward the most jnterestlng feature ©t news writing \would thus be delayed or curtailed. Among Mrs. Pockery's choicest jw»> tensions are notes from Schumann- Helnck, Ida Tarbell, and other nota- bles. A silver dagger, specially In- scribed, I* a memento of what prom- ised to be an Impossible interview wlta lime, Nordlca, but which eventuated Into such a friendship that the linger always sent for the writer when she reached Boise. Originally a trained librarian, the secretary of the Idaho state free li- brary commission once lost her post? tion through a change of political color at the statehouse. Just then the Statesman was short a society editor, hunted her up and offered her the Job. \It was when I went to San Fran- cisco and talked with.the newspaper women there,\ Mrs. Dockery writes, \that X first realized my good fortune In reenivlhg training on a small-town paper. Of course we consider ours the blggeii little newspaper In the coun- try. Anyway, the bright young news- Daper girls I met claimed ^qulte to envy me my varied experience cover- ing police and Supreme courts, hotel lntel-rlews and -celebrltles-^-everythlng at one time or another except the leg- islature. Even in the matter of n- nancies I believe the mall-town news- paper woman has the best of the ar- gument. While the pay is* small, liv- ing expenses are cheaper and there Is always a chnnce at sidelines speh as writing ads for stores which cannot pay a regular ad writer, doing pub* tlclty for campaigns, etc.\ The Perfect Arch *\ It has been said there is nothing Improved by anger except the arch In a cat's back, S33»j:5 »«>»w»« QUALITY y JO years SWAMP;R0OTF0R KIDNEY AILMENTS There it only one medicine that rally ttinds out pie-emiwnt M a medicine lor curable ailment* of th« kidaeyi, liver and bladder. Dr. KiTimr'i Ewunp-Boot ttundi the Kigheat {or the reaaott that it has proven to be jut the remedy nctdedi in thouittkdt upon, thovmnds of diitrewing at**. Swamp-Root aiakeairkndi quickly becau*e ita mild and immediate effect li aoon re»l- iied in raomi cam. It it a gtntle, healing vegetable compound. Start treatment at onee. Bold at all drug ttoreff in bottles of two tuea, medium and large. However, if you with firrt to teat fhU S pnpirxtgati, tend ten centi to Dr. tjk Co,, jpinnluuston. N. Y., for a . i bottle, when wrHinK, b« wire- and'mention thit paper.—Advertisement. Accommodating Churchman Andrew Ferae, English churchman, was noted for the many times he changed his creed. He -was a Catholic under Henry VH» a Protestant tinder Edward VI, a Catholic under Mary \and a Protestant under EUzalietb.\ Gnw«rs 9mj t e atca Cofla* ia th» pm U ywrathm all othwbmodi cotabined.\ C 5. /#*». Combcaowt wheaihebomht her fine packa«t dMoMRk II T« wen » ptr$l.O0 a pound yen cocWt buy a fiat* coaw than Monatdi. m mtm. iCSi 1 SluhMTSMM sr*\** tmptav*mmnt in Engine* That automobile eagtlnw of the near future will double the number of miles obtained from u gallon of gasoline Is predicted by those working on new de-. signs. Cuticura 8ooth»» ltohlng Scalp. On retiring gently rob spots of dan- druff and itching with Cuticura. Oint- ment Next morning ihampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Hake them your everyday tollrt preparations and have a clear skin, and soft, white hands.—Advertisement. Tobacco Storm Lockout In protest becauae contraband to- hacco was scteed In a shop and the place closed, all other tobacco stores In Beirut, Syria, were closed by the owners for she dayis until it \was re- opened. KoTTun «r« %k3Mun im »n »m\)«ptlo olnt- jntnt. H«nce th» nudtcatlon IIOKII by p»n»- U ttm tallazud «jr» »urt»c««. A4v. Quit* a Feat He—Do you. know all the stars by namel She—No, only by reputation.—life. The man who ia unable to seldom poses an the defendant in breach-of-prornise. B The Tnnrio Ir. Electric UMP Youcaniaakfllt gradually brighter at dlaumt. • luenMvnunai Toww»«k Ml iifi MM»T—'II»»II<!!••> tW)tfcWMf iMMia •*>n*o< i I*\' \fhmnfit MunyonnltFo EmylU\ n 5^it 1 PILES Take Colac, Internal Rerntdy, Ml«s OMk Colac Pile PlUs are a real Infernal remedy. Go right to the spot. Send a strong current of blood through lower howel. Drive piles away quickly awl effectively. Only 00 cents at drugglsta. Stnn iMMtcd Shnriha, turn*, *m* TNM ky ordering now. Fr«« r«»I*c«m»nL UMnl *Mmt to »»I«imtn. y«rK»ld» Nan., RoetMMir, M. T. W. N. U., NEW YORK, NO. 29-1*24. Famou* Mount Mount PamaMius Is tn ancient Phocis, C5 miles northwest of Atlwns. It is celebrated as one of the princi- pal neats of Apollo and the Muses, sod as an Inspiring source of poetry an* Kong. The Delphic .oracle and the Cas- tnllan spring were on its *nutfcen* slope. The expression \top climb Par- nassus,\ mennlrtR to write poetry, ia an expression once in vogue.—Kansas City Star. The Wrong Pew you know her? She Hres im the fame square with y«u\\ \Yes but she's, not In the same circle.\ CHILDREN CRY FOI USTORIA MOTHER;- FletcheYs Castoria Is a pleasant, harmless Substitute lor Castor OU, Paregoric, Teeth- ing Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children' all ages. To *TOidlnt£tat!ona; aiwtyi locfc.for the signature of %flyn dkrctinw on eacit package. PhyiOcians everywhere recouintad It.
