Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1924 — Page 7
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Business Directory INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CHIROPRACTOR F. L. t'nrey, l. C'., Chiropractor - Graduate of and et-instructor Palmer School of Chiropractic; 15th year in Chiropractic; 5 years as instructor in P. S. C. and I. S. C. My X-Ray laboratory makes cor- . rect analysis possible. Consultation free at otllce. I make residence calls. 445 Century Bldg. Phone: Office. Main 3252; residence, Webster 614. 3-15-23
PLUMBING K. W. Liebeiidcrfer W eittro Service. 3417 W. Michigan St. Belmont 3607. 3-20-23
MUNCIE, IND. CIGAR STORE Banner Cigar Store 107 West Main St. H. H. Lyons. Prop. Retailers of High-class Cigars. To baccos and Candies. Pocket Billiards. 100 Service Guaranteed. Muncie. Ind. 4-28-23
ALL MAIL Should be addressed to The Fiery Cross 1'ubllNhinir Company, and not to Individuals. If so desired, (he writer mny merely address his communication to 580 tennry Building, Indianapolis. No mall should be addressed to individuals.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements under thi head wilrbe published at the rate of 16 cents a line, six average words to the line; minimum charge 64 cents. Copy must be in this office by noon on Monday of publication week. Bring or mail your ad. together with your remittance, to 580 Century building.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE SHETLAND PONY, cheap; broke for children. Dr. Dawson, 418 Dorman St. 8
FOR SALE MISSOURI STOCK AND dairy farm, 340 acres, bottom, improved, good buildings, school, road, telephone, stock water, will grow clover, wheat, corn, etc.; 200 acres seeded ; miles from good railroad town with high school: terms. Write C. R. Matlock, owner, St. James, Mo.
FOR SALE 7 ROOM MODERN house on the west side; excellent neighborhood: close to church, schools and car line. .'Call at 447 Berwick Ave.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Under this head church meetings, social featherings and like announcements of not over seventy-five words, will be published at a charge of one dollar,, cash with order, for each insertion. Copy must be in this office by noon on Monday of publication week.
Randolph 0C0G CHAS. K. WISENBERG AUTO REPAIRING AND ACCESSORIES 1223 W. 30th St Indianapolis
FOR SALE FIVE COLLIE PUPS; seven weeks old ; good watch or hunting dogs. Thoroughbred; males, $10; females, 5. Howard's, 218 N. 7th Ave., Beech Grove. Ind. 8
CIGARS FOR GENTLEMEN OF good taste, shipped fresh from cigar roller's table. Write for- our special free trial offer. You risk nothing. Write us today. Bethesda Products Co., Bethesda. Ohio. 4tdfl5
FOR SALE MONEY-MAKING BARber shop, and pool room ; low rent ; terms; reason, sickness. Write Box 173. Francesville. Ind. 2tdfl
H. L. ROCKENER & SON GROCERIES AND MEATS 100 Service We Deliver Any Place 1817 S. Meridian St. Drexel 4520
200 ACRES BLACK LAND, IN CULtivation, fair buildings, market three miles. Pike roads, easy terms. Owner, Box 372, Winamac, Ind. 2tdfl
The Liberty Hall local and state campaign is now under way. The
finance committee has arranged a splendid card filing system to keep a record of all $1 donors. All donors of $2 get a beautiful engraved certificate. Donors of $5 receive certificate in a beautiful frame. Life membership certificates in Liberty Hall are given in return to those who contribute $25 or more to the building fund. - This may be paid in payments of $1 per week or more. Mail alt subscriptions to Liberty Hall Headquarters, 3220 East Michigan street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Chicken suppers are served every
Thursday evening, from 5 to 8, at 3218 East Michigan street, by the ladies of Liberty Hall.
BREAD PRICE RISES IN PARIS PARIS, Feb. S.-fBeginning Friday the price of bread in Paris- was raised to 1 francs a kilogram. The increase was authorized because of the necessity of importing foreign wheat. There is a movement afoot to bring back the war-time restrictions on bread, including the prohibition of rolls and fancy bread-stuffs.
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OHIO PROTESTANTISM IN ACTION
The F. H. and C. Club of the Westview Baptist Church will give an oyster supper at the library, Hiatt and Morris streets, Saturday evening. February 9th. Pie and coffee will, also be served. Pictures will be shown on screen. Everybody welcome. Rev. Buekner, pastor. 8
THE LORENTZ MOTOR SERVICE Automobile Service Station Automobile Accessories Store Gasoline Filling Station Flrst-clnss Repair Shop 1559 Roosevelt Ave. Phone, Web. 1915.
THE SONG WITH A NATION DEmand: "Creed of Ku Klux Klan," 35c per copy.' Agents wanted in all parts of U. S. A. Address all communications to 3208 E. Michigan street, Indianapolis. Ind. 4tdfl5
GENUINE GERMAN MARKS 1,000,000 sent postage paid for $1. (Prewar parity value $230,000.) L. E. Moore, Little Rock, Ark. 4tdfl5
BATH ROOM, COMPLETE, $90.00. First grade enamel ware only. E. M. Hardin Co., 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. 8tdmlst
100 POCKET PIECE AN INTROduction to a brother anywhere. They sell as fast as yon can hand them out. Agents wanted. Sample 25c; 10 for $2.00; 25 for $3.75; 100 for $12.50. Gold plated sample $1.00; 10 for $7.00; 25 for $1400; 100 for $40.00. National Emblem Co., Box 524, Dept. K-62, Omaha, Nebr. tf
Announcements for Calvary Baptist Church, Roosevelt avenue and Stewart street. Rev; Clarence Wilhelm, pastor; 2272 North Adams street, phone Webster 5770. Special evangelistic meetings will begin at the Calvary Baptist Church next Sunday morning at 5:30 a. m. These meetings will continue every
evening except Saturday until March 2. "Wilhelm Will Tell 'Em." Come and see. Here is one for the women. Next Sunday afternoon there will be a meeting for women only. This is going to be the greatest women's meeting ever held in the city. If you miss it, you will miss all. The time is 2:30. and the speaker will be Mrs. H. Do you know her? If not, come and get acquainted. Men, you are not forgotten. February 17th. at 2:30 p. m., there will be a meeting for men only. Wilhelm will tell them a thing or two. His theme will be "Be a Protestant, ami Whv."
The services of a great evangelistic singer have been procured, Mrs. H. B. McClanahan of Indianapolis. How to reach the church: By auto, out Massachusetts avenue to Olney
street, turn left over tracks, drive to Roosevelt avenue and drive west onehalf square; by street car, take a Brightwood care to Olney street and walk west one-half square. Remember the date February 10
to March 2. 8
NATIONAL STUDIO The really, truly, ''American" PhotUraph &tuJlo of iailauapolU 28 N. Pennsylvania. Aetna Bank Bldg.
TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES, $20 up. 'Easy payments. Free trial.
VffixTjresB-prepatdT-Sttaniirteed 2 years.
Payne Co., Dept. 284, Rosedale Sta., Kansas City, Kansas. 10tda4
Steam and Hot Water Heating Plumbing Contractors A. L. OWENS & SON 711 Eugene St. Randolph 5871
FOR SALE CLASSY FIVE-ROOM cottage; semi-modern, excellent neighborhood; small down payment will handle. 1934 Sugar Grove ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 ACRES of timber land in south Michigan. Timber alone worth $2,000. Will trade for anything of equal value. What have you? Address James Cavinder, 214V2 D street, Michigan City, Ind. . FOR RENT
W. I. GARAGE General Auto llepnirfng Gasoline Oils Accessories 1400-1RW West Morris Street RE linont 2727 Indianapolis
FOR RENT FURNISHED 5-ROOM bungalow. Phone Harrison 3590. S
J. W. GOODPASTURE PRACTICAL ROOFER Hnndlinic all (trades of Certainteed Roll rooting and aalnarlea- Mjr 10 year of eaperlence guarantees both material aa workmanahlp. Ala all kinds of roof repairing .-mil tin work. Ken. 1)11 exel 46HH. Drexel 71T4 WW Vlrarlnla Ave.
i FOR RENT 4-ROOM UPPER DUj plex; modern; heat and water furI nished. 730 South Noble. Phone j Drexel 2847. - 8 I SLEEPING " ROOM IN MODERN ; home for gentleman only. 1401 N. I Alabama street.
K LANS M E N 1-GO LEATHER ' Products, manufacturer.': 100
leather goods, announces, for the year 1924, salesmen for the following territories: Army Armstrong, Xenia, Ohio; George Anson, Lima, Ohio; Chester J. Leasure, Corning, Ohio; Fred Donohue, Portsmouth, Ohio; S. N. Kerr, Ironsdale, Ohio; O. & L. Zimmerman, Reynoldsburg. Ohio; B. C. Welch, Akron,Xhio; Mrs. Walter Cainsew, East Liverpool, Ohio; A. J. Adams, Alliance, Ohio; R. A. Shep-
ard, Canton, Ohio; Patriotic News
Agency, Monca, Pa.; H. M. Fash-
baugh, Strasburg, Ohio. I-go Leather
Products will add several new pieces to their line, including several styles of bill folds, pass cards, memobooks, and ladies' purses. Any 100 dealers or-salesmen, outside of these territories, wishing to- handle our 100 leather goods, should communicate with us as soon as possible. These goods are genuine leather, work and quality guaranteed; dealings, 100.
I-go Leather Products, 48 E. Cassilly
St., Springfield, Ohio.
TACOMA DRY CLEANERS ROY W. ALLRED, Proprietor We Satisfy WEbster 8390 Our Sew Address 2583 East Washington Street
L. E. Schultz Paper House Jobber of Wrapping Paper, Paper Unsa, Woo Dishes. Twine. Ica Cream and Oyster Palls. When in nee of Sales Books a) SCHULTZ. 3838 Kenwood Art, W'aah 4088 IndUaanolls, Ind.
FOR RENT MODERN, FURNISHed sleeping rooms for one, two or three persons; walking distance. Phone, Circle 5646, 617 N." Delaware.
SLEEPING ROOMS. TWO MODERN. 2114 N. Capitol avenue. Harrison 3695.
MISCELLANEOUS
SMITH TRANSFER, MOVING AND
general hauling; baggage loads, $1.50 up; night phone Brookside 1632. Phone Web. 9344. 2705 E. Washington St. 4tdt7
S. C. W. LEGHORNS, NORTHLAND Specials, 285 egg strain ; none bet
ter; hatching eggs, $1,50 per 15
$9 per 100; 100 fertile guaranteed.
American Poultry Farm, R. 5, Brazil
Ind. 5TDM7
Here is a list and few tot the many sworn affidavits - from living, responsible, well-known people with
their full name and address which will be sent to you on receipt - of eight cents in stamps for postage. People, who under oath, tells you of how they had suffered for years with Kidney, Stomach, Sail Stones, Stones in the Bladder, Heart and Urinary complaint. Doctors and springs had all failed, and the use of the famous Noles Natural Stone Water- Filters with their, hundreds of thousands of invisible pores like the human skin has, extracted the excess of the deadly mineral substance from their clear and apparently harmless drinking water and lft it on top of this God-given natural stone right before their eyes,
and they were soon in health and happiness. Write to them or send for their sworn affidavits: Steven Mravnc, 413 Union street, Luzerne, Pa.; D. J. Hawkins, Route 2, Flat Rock, Ind.; Mve. Anna Laux, 225 E. Pratt street, Indianapolis, Ind.;' Mrs. John Herdam, Charleston, Ohio; Mrs. Pearl Schickjetanz, 152S Cruft street,. IndianapoWs, Ind.; Mrs. M. E. Massey, 439 S. Keystone avenue. Indianapolis, Ind.; John.S. Stafford.
Route 8, Shelbyville, Ind.; Elijah Vanarsdoll, 456 Mechanic street, Shelbyville, Ind.; Joseph H. Gray, Route 7. Shelbyville, Ind.; James O. Blaud, Route 2, Shelbyville, Ind.; Elmer Stainbrook, 518 Fourth street, Shelbyville, Ind.; Leonard Forest, 1157 Cruft street, Indianapolis. Ind.; Mrs. Laura Birk, 125, N. Main street
Middletown, Ohio; Mrs. Luke King,
101 First street, Middletown, Ohio
LMr. John Brown, 406 N. Noble street,
Shelbyville, Ind:; Mrs. Roy Bower, Dayton, Ohio; Carl H. Bowers, Dayton, Ohio; Rev. C. H. Warn, 436 N. Kilmer street, Dayton, Ohio; John
and Sarah Highfield, Dayton, Ohio;
C. E. Hunter, Odon, Ind.; D. E, Williams, Odon, Ind.; Stephen A. Win-
ton, 821 Fair avenue, Shelbyville,
Ind.; William, F. Stewart, Fairland, Ind.; Mrs. W. C. Davis, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis, tnd.; Augusta Lange, 623 Delaware street, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs. John Barnett, 1104
Hill street; Middletown, Ohio; Hal
lick Patrick, 1013 Hill street, Mid
dletown, Ohio; Mrs. Thomas Wil
liams, 1105 Hill street, Middletown
Ohio; Mrs. LydU Griffith, 1160
Holliday street, Indianapolis, Ind, And we have many, many more an many, many more can be had Nothing like it. Simply doing won
ders in extracting the excess of this deadly mineral substance from even
the clearest of drinking water. The
same mineral substance you have in
the teakettle in your own home, and
you drink the same water, aiid find
the same stone substance Tormmg
in different parts of the body and the hospitals filled to full capacity and the operating table kept busy.
It soon made my fortune, but am
old, alone and health ruined by flu.
I am now taking the right men in with me and set them up in busi
ness. They handle the supply station and all money and take the big end and give me the small end. Only good faith money required. Many have already made thousands and going right on. Three hundred dollars good faith money lands it. Write J. O. Henricks, Shelbyville, Ind., E. R. Carswell, 64y2 Main street, Valparaiso, Ind., or A. J. Linn, London, Ohio, and then I will give you still many more. Simply a chance of a lifetime. - Factory running. Reference, Washington Bank and Trust Co., Indianapolis, Ind. W. Noles, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED SITUATION Experienced wood-working machine hand available at once. Phone Drexel 9113, ask for Jess G. Gilley.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR GENeral repair work and new. Call 7583, Ring 4.
Learn the Barber Trade Tri-City Barber Colleg Also Ralall Barber Soppllea VICTOR GILMOrjn, Prop. 10 E. Washington St. Cld 0787 Indianapolis
2109 ASHLAND AVE: HARRISON 2023 WOLMA BROTHERS SHEET METAL WORK Gutter and Down Spouts Furnace Repairing
FREE ABSOLUTELY ONE ROOM of paper given away with each or
der for three rooms of paper. Good only until February 1. The early decorator gets choice of skilled labor. A telephone call will bring our representative to your home. Lin. 6449. 3tdfS
NO MATTER WHAT AILMENTS you have, see me. There is always a chance to be cured. Dr. A. Dawson, M. D 418 Dorman St. Office hours, 9 to 12 and 2 to 4. 3tdf8
LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK IN A 100 American manufacturing
corporation, paying 12 tov15 dividend, for sale. For full particulars, address J. W. C, care Fiery Cross Office: ' 2tdf8
WANTED NURSING TO DO BY A practical nurse. Mrs. D. L. Philips, 2250 Bellefontaine, Indianapolis.
WANTED WORK AS CUT OFF OR rip sawyer or inside work.- Call at 548 E. Washington street, Indianapolis and ask for Dixon.
WANTED POSITION AS STATIONary engineer in t small manufacturing plant. Phone, Ben Davis 1752.. 2tdf8
WANTED BUYERS AND SELLERS to list property today. I find your man. Address Lock Bay 1613.
LISTEN DOES YOUR BUSINESS bring good returns? Does it in
jure your health? would you like to make a change? Or from any
cause, would you like to get fnto aj
high grade, gilt edge Business tor
yourself where you receive and
handle all money, have full charge of
supply station and see that the goods are shipped out and big income? No experience required. If so, do not neglect the offer old man Noles is
making you under the heading of Listen, found on this page. Many have taken advantage of it, and he is placing more, and some have already made thousands and going right on. J. O. Hendricks, 7 Broadway, Shelbyville, Ind., has already made over $10,000, write him or E, R, Carawell, 64 Main St., Valpa
raiso, Ind. .iNOtmng use n, iivv
standing reward for its equal; money
in the Washington Bank and Trust Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Read the particulars and investigate and meet your surprise. W. Noles, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis Ind.
(Continued from Page 6) this time forth against society, and it should be affirmed that the con d act of nations must be regulated by law
rather than, force. That declaration need not reflect upon past wars; it may even admit the legitimacy of : many military conflicts in earlier periods of human development. But the virtues of savages often become vices when they persist in enlightened men.- Modern science and invention make it probable that the the race will annihilate itself if another war breaks out. War can be justified no longer on the ground of its social value. The only chance society. has to a.ve itself is found in living according to reason and justice in the larger relations.. And now is the time to say thi3. To remain silent until another war comes upon us will take away our power, even our right to protest effectively. If we tacitly consent to the stirring up of another war, we must accept responsibility for it. And then the church, as well as the state, will have contradicted the gospel of
Jesns and repudiated the kingdom of God. For that is the plain meaning of war from now on. Christ and Mars
can no longer fraternize.
Theological School
'I am much concerned that the
general conference shall accept re
sponsibility for the maintenance of
the theological schools. This type of educational institution has no
constituency whose admitted duty it is to provide for its necessities. The secondary schools and colleges are
sponsored by- one or more annua!
conferences. The theological schools
by none. Yet the only excuse these
last iiave for being is to tram a
leadership for the church. If there
is any cause that logically should be a first charge against the general re
sources of the denomination, it would
seem to be the -eleven training schools that exist for the benefit of the whole church, as the Discipline
has long declared. The financial em
barrassment in which all the seminaries find themselves makes it imperative for the general conference to decide what its responsibilities may be for their adequate support. Benevolences. "All Methodists should be grateful that the level of giving to the general benevolent boards has been lifted permanently the past five years. But the method by which it has been done quite naturally has raised some questions. The following must be considered as plans are made for continuing the benevolences:
"a. Is the chief function of the local church that of raising the 'regular benevolences?' Are the churches primarily agents of the general boards? Is the thinking of ministers and laymen to be regimented to this end? Is the final test of minis
terial efficiency that of being a good collector? "b. Does the local chureh have a right to designate what shallbe done with its benevolent monies?. "c. Is our obligation to the general work of the eimrch so great that we must permit the benevolent boards to mortgage the total giving
power of the church at the expense of local causes and institutions which are indispensable? The answer to ( these questions wiil also answer many of the queries which are raised concerning 'officialism.' There is no doubt that ministers and
laymen have a stifled feeling. All activities are regulated so strictly that freedom seems to have departed. Individual initiative is frowned upon, even in a bishop in Europe, until
liberty is smothered. The pastor
can not make a plan for his local
field with any confidence that it will
not be brushed aside for the plan of the district superintendent, who is
the agent of the bishop and the gen
eral secretaries. The chief demand is for obedience and regularity. And
the reason for all this goose-step
ping' is found in 'benevolences.' We must raise our benevolences. But all the benevolences should stand on the same level. Those ordered by
the local church and annual confer
ence are quite as important as the
ones ordered by the general conference. And it must never be forgotten that the first task of the local
church is teaching and worship; and whatever interferes with these, though it be benevolences, will work Injury in the long run. , r Missions "I have referred to oars as an 'international church.' That is already
an accomplished fact to the regret of some, and to the delight of many. The only thing" that seems left for us
to determine is the kind of international organization it shall become. Is our model to be the Roman hierarchy, or the British empire, as Mr.
wutcnison has inquired? - Are the missions to be strictly regulated from the United States ,in an attempt to impose an American church on Europeans, Asiatics and Afri
cans? Or shall these other nponis
oe iree to aevelop their peculiar
iypes or Christianity, working out their own rituals and schemes of or
ganization, and making their own interpretations of Jesus Christ? We
must choose as betwen an ecclesias tical imperialism and a merely fed
eral control of self-governing native churches. And I am frankly for the
latter. Anything else is contrary to the very spirit of Christianity, and
is in opposition to the policy of the
nest missionary administrators of other denominations. Moreover, it disregards the legitimate nationalistic consciousness of other races and peoples. If it should appear that our membership in mission fields- is sincerely clamoring for foreign control and leadership, that very fact would seem to prove that only the timid and less adventurous have responded to our appeal, and that we have not reached the stronger type of man in large numbers who has the self-confideee to regulate his own affairs. "Again, it is not too late to ask whether it is wiser in certain fielda to continue as an independent organization, than to co-operate with agencies already existing in those countries, supplying money and
workers,-Trat doing nothing to dlvid" Protestantism. Would it pot be the best of missionary strategy to bring
to Springfield a Waldensian leader frOin Italy, a leader of the Reformed churches of France, and a leader of the reorganized church of "Russia to tell us how we can work with them rather than independently ot them? -
Membership ' 'I should be glad to have the basis
of church membership simplified. The tests should be ethical and spiritual, and not theological. Doctrines
nave tfieir rightful place, but that place is not at - the door of the church to keep out all whose opinions on religious subjects can not be expressed in ancient terms. Ordination of Women , "I trust that the door may be opened widely to welcome all women who prove themselves competent for ministerial service. Probably they will not apply in large numBers, but if anywhere there is one whose service is needed, we should be at liberty to license, ordain, and receive her into annual conference member
ship.
HARVARD FUND $1845,588 CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Feb. 3. The total pledges toward the Harvard Endowment Fund up to January 1 have reached $13,945,536, of which
"more than $11,983,000 has alrenriv
been received, according to Chairman Eliot Wadsworth. There has been no solicitation for additional money since the original drive of 1919-20, but in 1923 twenty-six new subscriptions, amounting to more than $4,700, were received, as well as sixty-one increases in subscriptions which totaled $51,831. The total payments in 1923 were about $1,071,000, or $50,000 less than in 1922.
ORGANIZATION EMBLEMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Rings, Pins, Fobs, Charms, Etc. AH Finely Finished and Reasonably Priced WRITE FOR CATALOG KLAN MANUFACTURING CO. P. O. Box 585 Dayton, Ohio
Klean Klinkerless Koal Service Good as the Best and Better Than the Rest
Ray StreerCoal Co.
Indianapolis 359 W. Ray St.
IIh y Phon nrrxel 4332 Kieht Phone Drexel 2292
jomn ooe
100 Stationery for 100 Americans Stationery, with bright red Fiery ' Cross, per hox ; 1 $1.0 Stationery, plain with name and addreH only on paper and envolopes, pes box-$lJ00 Calling Cards with bright, red Fiery Cross and name and address, per hundred $1.00 Calling Card, plain, name and address only, per hundred $1.00 The United Sales and Service Company P. 0. Box 12, Pern, Ind.
Fred C. Owen, Pres.
D. G. Owen, Sec.-Treas,
Riverside Coal Co.
THC SIGN OF THE SQUARE DEAt '
Dealers In all the Best Grades of COAL Eagene St. and Canal.
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NO MATTER WHAT AILMENTS you have, see me. There is always a chance to be cured. Dr. A. Dawson, M. T., 418 Dorman street. Office hours, to 12 and 2 to 4. 2td(8
VaDDBSS ALL MAUL. TO flKKY CBOS3 NOTTO 1WJIVIDUAL&
I WISH TO TELL. THOSE WHO wear arch supports what Dr. Dawson did for me. I found it was not necessary to wear the smpprts after the first treatment and that was six months ago. L. C. TAYLOR, 417 N. Liberty street.
STATE AGENTS FOR SELLING Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Moose, Jr. O. V. A. M. chart J. Adams Co., 341 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis. Ind. lOtdall
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR GENeraJ repair work and new. Can Drexel 78S3, Ring 4. 8b
KLAN AGENTS. GET OUR SAMPLE outfit and make some big money taking orders?. Outfit contain 2
Klan rings.'l watch charm, S poeketpieces, 7 button and. pins. aU different, total retail price 27,C0. All the above, mentioned samples sent to agents for $12.50. Money baek if not pleased. We treat you right. Na
tional Emblem Co., Box 524, DeptJ
61, Omaha, Neb.
county to take over the exclusive
sales right of an nonest ana long heeded article that pays good commission. 'Address, P. O. Box 65, Lan
sing, Mich. t .5
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ment required.
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SERUM, NO PASTE, NO MEDICINE,
NO DANGER, NO SUFFERING, NO
LONG WAIT for good results to be! seen. Please read these important facts over again; think whaV they
mean to thousands suffering. Many
of them considering operations which
usually do very little good, often
proving .fatal in the end. The MIN
ERALS used in this treatment are NATURE'S GIFT to suffering humanity. These MINERALS are not found on the open market but secured especially for. our use. It doesn't take long for the sufferer to
see improvement; fn a few day the
pain begins disappearing and the patient shows signs of steady improve
ment. A, ten-day- trial is usually enough to convince the most skepti
cal sufferer of the wonderful results of this treatment, which can be used in your own home, saving large hospital bills. ' Tell your relatives,
friends, neighbors; they will be very
thankful to yeu Many eases pro-
mmneed ineurawe by others show great improvement in ten days, and often - complete recovery obtained
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pense. It's often called the MIRACLE TREATMENT by those who use
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Vulcanizing as It Should Be Done ROGERS USED TIRES, ANY SIZE GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES 3115 W. Washington St. Belmont 4300
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