South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1920 — Page 20

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THE" SOUTH BIND NEWS-TIMES

1 n ' By 0. Henry

A- i i - ;) i s

heavy but classic features, Jude at! nti-a to tho most tremendous ; r. res .ri'.y to Käme for Kedrulh's

1 significant irs;tne-.- c: tno ! l.-c!r.ir.r a cra:-d na wcrM-hatini

Menefee a

dr.i.fii, ana iKur .up a a- i a:;

r . as if to ..x,it. It. from the ! pi' ancient ir. ?:Ic wh- n Us con- . v,,rt:,it When we havo done ' Ml

har.d of Dur. woo dy. In h.N har.d it ; su:nri:nrl by our r.r.-t i oc

bfcaiuo Flxhibit A.

rationed the fall of ma:

, ; dar. and iha.ll render the Juijmtenl j wa't -r.y r.ew I faked lt. Ouw I

ular thort-ricry vaudeville, wen't 11? too. all th tlme.1 -fcr.t at the rat I usd to be oorre?onJfnt for a pa- j chincy exhibit."

"th. fruit a'h'd trtr.siat to us k

per la Springfield, and when there

-f V.r.;sn. As the Spirit of her!

cm do my tern a!1, rltrht,'

Tw r-ety m:.-j nr..; t.fwn m:b - -- 'ity. Pnldo i b p')pfi. J hi t . 1. id beert f.Vdh.v

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mcly. "l'xuy. my dear :ir. uur.- "App.. -' .iko :nem. -am u.e w , c, tV s Uv an1 mr,,f truly de. "I think th Id 1 chaxmlr.c." win ly. you hav. ür-P-d ull of us mill man. .mcor.r.;: ui::; tlv ohh-c- h;;ira"n anj 'iov "interns, and w!d th Udv pt.senpr. hriht!y. "It -1 fz-'r I"t I have an !;lra. , live articl-. r vorth .... a .r- j Jr .. faithr,llv (.stl3ia?eB tL. char. 4,. . ahno,t Mke a appv. shall Income an emMeni, n-1 in the ('hl ao market. , , - , Pr.irt.-h s he-' J V aimo-t .lAe a cam. . v ' . . i . v.. .v. ..v, t l o.-w UL ktr '-"a ac' iwOviri..n s ne-, ju.'l-c Menefe stoppt fcrwmxd

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v ithout a i rli i: filoni,' tho rlf-" rct''l mount m;-.h-.o'.v nr.'l r.li-'ht

further t.-av.-l - ;. " ! ' ' rf. r-ila I'li vi K . -:" -h!s f.-'ur v.? . I to h.H I ' r ' ,iu ' t:' th of Ii ; v. , '. :.i ju -(. M ft v.'- ":i rratr.t-.l ! ! '"Mip '. ' fi ur"''n " !' "f s ' ' r. : . ' th ro h t T" ' I ' f !. l-'w-rnf-" ' r- f.-ii ' '. " ; Mi f-xar;.; r fly N' i'-r--. J -j r rr 'i f e . to r : . ; ' f ' ; ' . ? r-,.,.!5 , ,r , i r : ; '!.'!. ,!;;. or r:i . t;:; t T" : " TI: ff' Ii p .'- ' "' ". ' " ' r-u. iw ' i: i ). o. .. ;.. f'il ! :.a. 1 h V?.. ! ir f.f th tlt-t ::''.' " ' ; ' 1 r-iii f"".' ' th- ro.-ni. Fi!'':- r -i . .t '

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h-.lj-.. Fpr.v. th' 1" ' or n'h- r s - ! - ! ' f. -..1 Iii - : J'i : i m .. ': . ' r n ' f h ! (tr, ! Tl'.-V ' l I! ! . ' '.I

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Th-v i-f MU'.t'-'! ;. . i t . r ! t ! i ' l ,i? :o hnrr.t-i if. ' f ! 'I 1 1

:. .. , h ;t;i r- nw. Th" audience, except on-?, applaud -1 "i-- this: ? must rm.iin lur. pt- .. i ....l . . i : (. "Cnnl on th.- slumn. aln'i he?- i f'.ro. until rn.rr.:nrr. W.. have woo,-!

i onhmrv rommcntetl the p.iss'n?.r w h v."?!!" plenty to ke p u v. arm.

f. . . , . ) ti.'f.-.rt im - '. riu,!v in t.arti-u!ar to tha v.-ir.L' r.t r.' .1 to onfrtasn our.Iv s a?

t,. .... .-, y ; if.ve ilr r.intr : man who had an agency.

!, .. j.idy he The uxrt ?pönsie one was the r; ,. f, .. 1, f..-ntr:eiM-l re.l ': v itiilrnill nian. If far hi:ns If re,ir..l J- h: J'.n.i :vl.ll rer.- 'i'-Ji'i to the rank?. NevT would ; : !. I n vr 1 1 - j r 1 ; the thought hive occurred to him ,lfi, . . 1 .-I -? 1 3 n1.s .ippP"1 an rr.iMem. He

I Tn M.-refpe i fiTi inienu-u, ;ju r ii ;i.ni men ui-

j cision. 1? you art? all agr-tJ, wf

a i shall be pleased to he.r the rt-st ni,r 1 rtt-ry frorr Mr. Dinwiddle."

lrnprt Mlvfly.

"In cldtn iay." he aJ2.

mystery and widom rf th-. i'-rr'.r-In? heirt, Tak th upple. :dl--Garland. Hear our modert tale f ' romance, and then nftfl the pr.: aa you may dm It jut" Th lady pejcvairer cmi!d f-v:-lr. Th appk) lay In her lap b-?nrÄth

har.d ' hr rol s and wraps. She rc'.!r.c :

Dcrsinrt her protectlnj Vu!'rark. fro- : 1 rlsrhtlv snd rosllv at h". li-jt for

, ;. t tfr,,,n rinre'v n, v. -. iiui. "i was at te ITxpoMt Ion." rv no.i ..trunu t.i.n.mr M.s The laf.t sentence captured the ! nn-kei te windmill mar row Pe-r wf.r.an. m onh that t!;e time ' n. a. m i ...e wjn.imuj man. now ,hl;i rot rii..l. tfl0 t nr(in,.lsJ :4"l,n '' nan- H wa? not or'? to cheerful acain. "hut I never hear,! frr,n"r, '.; ", r 3 ? h, f.ii. hVan, ';. ..c;-v: ! fruit, hut, ,ih I faid. a pr.z. an' " , - r , j r, r-

foundly. ' T4rl6 awarded th? grolden t the vo!cs and the wind ore riUJ.t applt to the most beautiful." j have IifTt-l hopefully to h-r her

ptrr. Fni'onr rAt freh Iocs up the f.rc. JuC Mi-('! r.r.i I CONTTXTri:r ON' T A Cr TT ln.T.YT.'S)

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i, .leonPed ' vi-k'l and eaten, to create diversion

. rv 'JCKinq nie s:''ns in-

f ! forehead .and naming tluni for

i.n i.nj. noi ai , rrae.-. i ?'u. -h-:t nnn rt ,..-

,:-''rn'-1 h,rn- -Iar-! One was r.-in- to narre- .Mrs-. I Fh- t;h'I th" m.. tliment. .;.! .P.wt, :.t fnra.i.-e , MrFarIln,j Th FCMi that fell of;thp tpitorne 0f wonvinklr.il the th';' com from CM J . , wnuU, bp t,lJt .t.vas tf,0 irit.- luarf .and brain. I mav mv. of Gel's

aw arl. r. pr. n t in z ;. cr.- it human I

idc-j. Mi..? r.'.rar.... hrp-lf. ?li.ill

cea s- to he a-i i..!ivMu-.l hut . ?.!-t'-mporarily, I a:u h.ip;.' to ad.!" (a low ho", full of t'.e o!l-time

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He a:-l I'.fdruth

v w ' r.KMi. hut when you i

Iii"! on th.- poe',;rt all you

cuff-fa-tt-nt r ! He a s r n - !

lady Mb

! now

masr.'-rpieor of rr--.ttior.. In thi

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. thirV-tTVf f t: ip C;ty. f'..::,i m' 1 rr".';.'h. :" th- ':.in- n:.-: 'r nr:i-v.

Menefep. eharein.r hi; jury, "in mod

ern days ocupi - though und ?erv-

t-dly. a lowly j.lac in our estc-m. ! Indeed, it is so mnc,.antly .a -inf-d i with the culinary and conimcrci-'l that i if Vi.irdlv t rt rl.icsiil imnr''

!.i-.d ..f a ir.rl you like to have : p-oUt frui ,.ut' !n anci-nt i; . . ' ' ;i"u n ;1 ' ,r l4 Vty ' tirrif s this was not o. Biblictl, hi?-

Iii ill'. . 1 1 , 1 'f 1 1 ' 1 : 1 1 ' 1 1 1 r : v. 1 1. v'-unc 'ha i .all af tluent and

"The apple,- continued Jud'-'H -v hn fh 111 j'idce and decide the

man said she wns

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'. and t:x- 1 u; with hur-i. s and in:: .-'oi l; and lc:?ure time. Al-

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r.f wa- a stak d claim. Miss 1 th' r.'-v n:ry r-t-erned to

a muT'irtl kind of a clip. They

o,U'-sf ion wh"!i lollcvs:

'I'.ut a f v m'rniTec

a.o o?;r

fri-n-f. Mr. Ko,.o, f. vor-1 us v ith

HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD;

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1 ftp.vs Cream Applied in Nostrils Uper.s Air Passages Plight Up. J J..:, .:. .j..;. . 4.4. 4. 4 4-M-r ?-r

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CAM BE CURED Free Proof To You

T-..T.t r-tf r. r,-,-,- - ! I ward 1 your narar aed addif? sa I rnn nd tcu a II.. i.il ' 1 I no ilKinC. I OUT I -i , l iranment I -n . .1 1 mn 1;r fn t rT f v. i t r.-.1 f n. n r

vir- X

of the r,,,.:.., i. i , 7 C I i:r l'-1 f your hf id clear nnd 1 I've re n In (lie Ketall lr.ic r.nlm for ja ..x:f. I i.rretrv of th Tc-iiir J'' in'; I'-I cf th" I you ran Lreathe freely. No more stat P.ear.i ef rh.-irmey 3ml lT!.irct ef tt llef.li rr;ipiit As-.cltKa. N.ir-

1 1 . r 11 iiii.s nai'tratir.n. f i ..-L-f.- o. kv-i, 1.,. . iv tveryene in 1 err w ayne kiiow s nie an i kr. afeyr ; rr'2ir;i

..UUiiim, LI'-l.l,:.. ilf I li- . - ... . . . . . ... . . ... ., . .

; T fourteen UKMm.ina nf nunurM .m n, r:sn im i r.'.are't t ;:ti.i rr tor:

tori-'al. and mythological lore 1

.a hounds with evidence s that the ap.ple was the aristocrat of friait?. We still say "the aic)le of the eye' whn we wih to descrihe somethinrr super-

! latively precious. We llnd in I'ro-

Th. few fa, ts that we have learned

s-em to me fo open up a fa.xin-it-in? field for conjecture, f,,r Tj1P study of human hearts, for the 'exercise of tht imarin.itiot: in short

' I 101 -iaiinf:. I.et. us make u?o

of the opportunity. It . .mh one of

snunr.nc. niovnrtr. .neac.

.Teh. l1r.tif Jv' V- i-lrnimlmn

A'-M : Wayne have. ca.rdinff to tt.Jr own t.Ttei. i!Ts

e.-v.icii .u i.iu.-u . 1 our cejn or caiarr:, ,.inre I r.rt m?.i" this c2r puhhe. disappears. j jf yr',j hnv II-7.iu, lNli, salt Khenm, Tetter r.ev.r rind l-r .n 1 ray rrtGet a small bottl of Klv's C'ini ' :a at f.is cured th worst Hfs I rxrr fan tn a han to irte mv Hvini. r.Tlm from vour druccist "now An- ' ni" your nsme nn-i n-hir? oa fh rr.ur. f.elew tii g-t tr.e trkd t r- i:i:i nt

ply a little rf this fra?ra:,r. ar.tU! 1 VDt f PTUi yn f K1 " rtP w3,J'ir;' 1 ',r"!r in V ar

' ' '' - l.ll I I i ' ' . l - I ,...1'. , . , . i "11,1. rw c ,f r,t-i' . . B IfllJ Mdv Ia.- V i

f... i i i.,, - ht """"u "" f-1'4'' silver.' .No other product, of tree or i ' - "M ' '"'"'"'in: wn:re ;rr. , , , J To !h" 1" to: :.. and sueh things as : vJnp haa fcen n utjlizt.d ln f-ura-I .ns rrative end?at the part- ' ' ' 1 .' . ' . . .-'.:... .rii-s n. ike a rrirl s.-nd hack the f!.. -.v. whn hna nnt v.-.- ,.f ! In" of the lovers at the t-.nt tk..

,, t) ..... i ., ' o.t .,, no k j to an.I ion-red for the 'apples of the 'i " a?Mitned and coni(.r..' ., - 1 :i:t i t la i ii the loot, the poetry Hesperide3'? I need not call your 1 ceded that the younpr lady was not

I Ol'' i . i 1 i uh'e.-t: had pre ji,. i d. .n-- sat .,.;n , .i ;)ria . , d i'if t an ; "('-'e cay folK.s seen Kedruth and

t, 1 . i i .... i .....,... a -! . 1 1' e siin.ii ; i LT laiaini; at tue

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ffo-il tl e p.t-rio- '

!i,i.(V r, 1 M.-' a I! :n

llM-ire!, Ktow.-.t. 1 ! i ..o h;

the drtvl:.:: . fur i-o.i

!- , T . 1 . vl::I" th- v. ri rd: :: h...i lia ! t" .a fe ; . V. 'ih?:.- i ; d, l. r tar- a voufhful , ".'"ur !i ard." ar.swcre 1 Bildad.

FT' . L - , rf-,.... V .. f . i ,.f..t

in- V. 'II' ll'l." i:'m: ' ' " I . . ' Tltun' It 15 ff Ii i hnf nnd

.r. , t ,!.;ir ;. M.l .-h.ouf ini-- whi. h f..ni.ol ;i '! ioi,v ircm la- in-,-"1' ' , IT , 7

ft... j . i ' a . j : , ; : i' a u ' ; I v s h e v : i r. i 1 1 4 , .. tim . . ..o mt, "v

'll vit'l' f. ;.'. r a ! 1 . h"l f. t . ( -ovd ia 1 ' :i " : " " 111 mat itw n m: n ui iiim.

t.,1 h.af. :ie .d h. r !,,r.!a hut iai ..s uns nan Knew.

hr. .irjd i rful. Ti'- :: came r ! a:n i r:hc ;r. ) r i a r ; h.- r l-"- "U hat about the younc: lady, rm-nit. - hark fiir. - . the d r i vl :. . f i : r boa. Th- iir:-a.ih'e fiara. lt d!' ask.-d the youn-r man who had an

f p. th- - : r.i i.r exfl'iar'-. More deetdy pit. In d 'Kan th" a: -

,.r .vi-.?! orrli..-'al in o!um the- In-, von-,. jf Judi.' .Mt.-.'.f.-e .;-'..!. in.. .1 in. ail th" .Mj'-ror tl.it lav it: "pposdi r , 'l;;-h. w ith their .s'.ite of 'TKYai'. The i i .1

r..oiii i f th- i,.-u vat . uni-iii ihiit-d.

Ia- said, and bar1 i a n ir. nt -d a .t

f. i.alr.ir e. , ;, ariy j "liialU th' re h; w h--re my lode of ln-

iid .aiha with ht a;-ty's un-j forniation turns to an old spavined

ri.!,',-:, :;ee. ri.iv.alrv arid 1 crow ha it. and folds its wincrs. for

I've pumped it dry." "A v.-rv sad " hean Jude Men-

f-.irp.iiu: ; but ! c p. t i : i ; it's - -ih't j'idd'uitly, a:: , fef, but his remark was curtailed o., .ai.d i a... er.art.l ) .a".: d-d: n-v , hy a. hi"h'-r authority.

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t if v t.i'l .!! ov. ;. .J ;. n ;if i

,,f ehopp'-, v 1 it. a ! in-!- at th

T ..r. tl.:.-:r,-t .'tiff ir

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-. n.s t ae of r f- x un-j "What a charming story!" said a, -ft 4 p. v hf.n.rs; r.-d yet j tho lady p.lsäi.:;er, in flute-like : !;. ex i . , d f . s his ha y . ; t -. i e-5.

wi'i n.itur.-'.- tiwin A li?tlrt silvnre fomlwed pvipt

i -.v.irmt : a.MiTi-t ' '.. i 1 y. a

r t h l j a . j , : -a r. ( a i 1 1 . . i . i r 1 1

r"-Il v V'V;-.:-Vi':fe:.'ft $, ' 'acita U. u y! K.';'l!7 kwy!:t'. c; ?, V 'r Jr-zwf'

pro!

sop tic, healin.g cream in your nos

trils. It penetrates through evory .air parsapj of the head, soothes the inflamed or save 'den mucous membrane and relief corr.es instantly.

It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed!

up with a cold or nasty catarrh. Street aad No..

CI'T AND MII, TOPW

J. C. Ill TZF-I.Iy. PniKfit, ..aiH vt fnln ft.. 1'ert W avnf, Ina rit.TA for.d without cost or eMiirafion to rr.- year l"rt.. Pr' r-t lr.a'wr.f.

.n a rr e

i Post Office.

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'That Wum the Last Anta,J

ii- lJer Saw of Ilitii.'

furtti Tot the p!actlon of Bi'.dal plan as the Uly incests th-j drop of for th wind

illo-a th.'. ro was r. t . of a

c rar k li:i

Of tliO 1

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sot ih w fcrvorih'ined to its refresh- ; Pre.

'pb t , ft i i.r.. i.,a t -.d t--ir-

l II'' J.H t 1' r . 1 k '4 U i " ' 1 1 Iii'" Hoar, having 1 i r : 1 1 - mitifaP-.l lis

Tj;:ace wit.'; wraps am

nil

ruined V.evond :.-rlce, w;:h hay In ; meat.

a loft, near th.e ln.ua'. ; Outside tho wind reared mi-htily

"Get-.tu iaen." crif d Pdldad K-s- : c-n. vr,nw. whi 1 through the J:-.n

from his ä-at, SAath.al In c at hü.1 . ,.r,l(.kii, the cold h-sleip-d the hacks s ,i s. ;t f-.-trds. riv man ! robes. "Mr n- it own two puna's of,,,.- - r-molatcd six; but the eb.- 1 v '' u;,s 1" l'' in'r l'lU1 oiathj that fence, s I can dr.Ve !n. T!;t d:d rot lark a hampb.n that' v.a:.d-. IN ar. s- and wal.ad about to; la old man R.drr!i'.s shanty. I k: -nr. Jude M, n.-fe-. was attorney , h:s 4 r u-d" 1 mus-.vs. I thoiit ! sih-li it, They . ,. ,u. .,r tk. w..-, . v. a . Su-i 1. nly a Ir.ii-nphant shvut .

- -tA'l ill' .'.'. .. i.V...-

rove

p'.'.adlr.t' to ronvincit ha ciunpa n-

aV rs1"i to rh.t ti vNh h t5v,, in . i i, , ......... i,.- ...i i earn

Chctorfully tho

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in that frii 1 ur

tl; i: th.

prar at the sn-aw-cap. d i it..-. . h j s .j0ut ne d In a 1.. w er oü roses, f-est xherted teum tu.:r-rd the each u; 1 oisly by !)!.!,: n.. nr. .-.epliyra. He drew' tho tdant to th- door rf ilia ed.'ilce , t,r.: ä fund. ,.; frait-ty, Vit. nr.d an-

.Arorn wav. . n a :a: asumn.er .Ui.-i.tness ; ,...,p,t ,l:.id ravi h. 1 Its prop:'.- ' . r. ' r.e , (: .

crlver and tvo el ria- j rs o-

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0. hoe!

orov. - .e.j w : t :

!l-. ! rfuaa

ft an to tu.hSrch. Jib"" ;.- neI tho deer of tl-..- ..-a, and !--l:iod his h. it. "I have to ur.nas.t.v"', Mi-1 P:rlumV h,i:1 he, "th.. .th r, I s::-i-

ppr."ton of our h-utrney. Sfurt.! t'r.fi. th. r r: ;n

ite.l lis

a te ! a -d

". . a 1 I ' the I d. i t r-, , ' . . ' . ..... ' 1 tl.ia

in lrr.'S!sTlh!y to C'.!;i!'liU!i'

!t is i.Ulte e : '. '. . f ;a - ;

ta-e mcuntai'i r

v rd::h;

t'T' iit vrn t.- -i 'tis?:. l.-r. i : j4ei..-stry to rem!:: In th -'; this ho.:tt ur.til I:.".-:.:-,:' 1 I you will t' el ;h tf ;n.a.- :. Ztar y i ;-.. r :a : ; iencn. I hita p a.-. r...l.y :. thr. l-.tUM , i,r.1 !.? ! th 'a jr. f a l . t pre' : le t . -: of th - v. ' ith-r a ' - l 1 a m. d't IH t . .". I .. J J'.-.-rr.'.' i.ot to . , a: T. thn J-.;,:.-. - ;.hßtv.K r win . ; U' I 1". I .' .- plvd:. ef the : ; . rni::. Ml- r. - I th; m a : : -r s i . a I a p jner'-'.v fr i . ' City e.... i .... I tl'.., i ne u :. .. I - -'. ' jon o? w l4h .b. . I ' ef rv d .--r s t i; -an w h . a . ! i a . e : . i VTtdb. 'id.'.- ; , . tu-.". . ta- ... a d : .- a . i - - .. :: :. 1 ' th- a: . i M ! ' :. . Vfetn . ai'4 ' ) : la;' . t t - a : 1 :'. tear- h ; - '. . : . ' : ; . . . : vl.. : ' . ..

ep e h

that ' it.,;, to : ;: tt.al N

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Advance Prices Effective Nov. 1st

DUT a few days remain for you to buy -23 an O-Cedar Mop at die old price. Increasing manufacturing costs make the raise in price necessary if we are to continue to give you the biggest, most convenient time, money and labor saving household utility. The increase is only 25c but 25c is worth saving. Originally, (before the war), the price

of the O-Cedar Polish Mop was SI. 50. During the war, we used war materials short length cotton mill ends of drill surplus steel for centers and by making the mop smaller we were able to keep the price down.' Now the sources of supply of most of these items are cut off. We must go back to before-the-war materials and pay todays prices for them. For instance cotton cord cost 14c to 16c per pound before the war. Today it costs us 58c. Handles that cost 4c in 1914 cost 12c today. Our labor costs have advanced 200. And soon. We will not make a mop that is not up to the O-Cedar standard. We can't continue the O-Cedar standard at present prices. So the advance of 25c is absolutely necessary for us to continue O-Cedar Mops as the millions of housewives want them. The 25c advance in price is effective November 1st. Even if you do not need a new O-Cedar Mop just now it will pay you to buy one at your nearest store today.

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Almost every woman in America knows the work the time and the money the O-Cedar Mop saves. And how much prettier, brighter and cleaner it makes the floors. They kr3w it saves back-breaking stooping and bending. When you use an O-Cedar Mop your floors will be the envy of your neighbors. Easy and Simple to Clean and Renew Second only to the wonderful utility of the O-Cedar Mop is its simplicity. No trick to learn to wash, clean or renew it. It can be washed and cleaned without bother and muss to take it apart, and fuss and work to put together. When an O-Cedar Mop needs renewing, simply wash it in boiling water, pour a little O-Cedar Polish in the can and let mop stand in it over night. The next morning it is practically as good as new. Get an O-Cedar Mop today. Your dealer guarantees it to give perfect satisfaction or will return your money. Today's Prices: 01,25, 01,50, 01,75 Prices November 1st.: $1.50, $1.75, $2.00

Conditions beyond our control have forced us to add 25c to the selling price of every O-Cedar IVlop on November 1st Save money by buying now.

Channell Chemical Companyr

Chicago,

Toronto,

London,

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