South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 121, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 May 1922 — Page 7

MONDAY MORNING. MAY 1. f)22

THE SOUTH BlND NEWS-TIMES 7 ;th- I.::;. T.u-y'r nir:: p. :, f r r i i ;..?.;..... The . '" 1 'a !u; tb'-ro in th- .;n"u ! with ;' J-T'-A. n" r.f ni' - ! .. Tln-oMi---: w.i it -i minub-, I !".. ' '' 1 " : . j f'crtJ-r." I A siln". rTpt f'T t !; r.itt'.I: ; "f the key. irokn. j i: 1, a i t'fTiiisr o.eo of the distance, f.iir.t inj th" I I . r t" yv-il;' ; k ;ir:;"." j J. J. Kr"J7rrcT. r-.rrhin: ? a I i j moved to :oi-:32 p.r. b'.l. i-:f. Mrs. Frank V anderlip Sees End of 'Boss System i ! !v ...... , , w;) ; 1 1 m be '' t 1 . t . r v. b. A Whl v r' u Oy r . r r t. bvey of i: m r t i m v r. !''.; j MasT' ' ' ' . 4 4 1 K i-y hive, j !'!'.; p. the i'"iir ! iov . I r, t t r ; d )':-. r.-for:n an-! fai!'-'l. a h 1 c We Sell Coal for Less SAM C. 10NTZ & SONS On Colfax Av. Main 74 I Radio Lightens Dentist's Job t ith" roir an 1 -wiii I i(-n"rat:r. n. it i tb" rrnr an 1 -a hire of th st'Tni, ' t t j -7W i : .-t !- I'f-wxrat::: ' ?m it ' arried th '.e-.vs ol I'.av.ip":-.-.! ! v ;!;!;ri! aa far-awav wnrM a vorll "v'h?re ! tho thro waiting .u n know that a'l ha-1 turno 1 to a wh:t h'- of w:ntry NORTH JUDSON

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RADIO PRIMER

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Set for Distance

and Power ! ty IC. U IH'NC.W. ! Iirrrtr. IUul!(i Intl(utr nf Ainrrira j r,- of th !r--t radln rr-r-ivin I o'h i.btaii.al' i th- short aoj rr-n-r rativ' m-! wi'h a tvo-M-; ! a it 1 p! 1 '."'t I 0'i!h ?: pr-.tr distant o can1 f.'r oarif d in r'-ihinr, an'l irroitfr j .iKnil s;inif,'th ohtaitifl. '

It 1 ovt r.ir:'- frojn SP10 up. lint any aniatcur (.in a.--.-iii);o th s-t himself y pur1 h;t-. t Im- parts, if h" (l"Hi warr : tn.ik.- th in. at

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n .iks mo pri'-o i ntttfrü s. tur-5 phonos ;tj-.r c ot hu.sr from ?h" antciiiin down to th" roi:ni.

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a i:aik i'atii:nt i.v Tin: m:xt.i4 chair.

RUMANIAN QUEEN TO DEFER VISIT

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iiHK-n i iioiiT wavk 1: i:(;i:xi:rativi; kkckivinc; si:t

with tvo-sti:p amtlifimü. ' 1

Ilu' up. acoordln to tli" diagram trol'iii. 1,' tilatnont rurrrnt Is anipli- j transformer with a ',-oro, primary

follows; t ir.u' tubes. 1 ami secondary windings. Uut thoy

.No. 1 primary of 1 1 1 - - atio- 1 ;, Hial phonos shunted by COuplT. ' ti. d 1 ondonser. . No- - Srcnndary. : No. if, and No. 17 11 ö-volt "P." No. Variable com-P n.-.r m .or- : I. attorn s. i witn tho aiif iiii'i. No. lv A ix-volt st or.t or "A" 4'. I flrnl v.-iui'iiif-t'T. .irtiry. Xo. f. --(Jri'l cond-n-or and cr:i , This n-tdvin?: s"t with vacuum 1 tub ib tr tor and two-t p ainplircr

-No. t, ltfftor tub-. lo.uM 1 mounted in a cabinet detector tubes, while both "It" batNo. 7 I'lato ". anoim tf r or tick-! ahout oiht inches hih. ' inchoi tu ies or Jä vidts are used for the

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i 1 MJlllltll lftiirvnii . ; Will ISot Come to U. S. ! Until 1923.

I Sir.Il" Hcrnrtnr.stadt . 'Trarsyl-1

ivania. April 6. (I?y Mail. ) QtPn ;

Mari- r.f Rumania probably w;d b- j obliged to defr hor lone rmtr-ni-,

platr.l trip to the United States until

1 next ve-ar.

Sim had hoped to vL'lt New York prior to the coronation of horlf and Kinc Ferdinand. which, will take place lvr" Amr. Mt the weddir.r of her econd dnichtor.

I Marie, to Kins- Alexander of .Tuo-

slaYia. early in .Jurse. "will make it i mpo.spiblr. Then she has a number of offieal visits to make this year to Kuropean countries so that a voyarre to America after the coronation in Au'U.-t is extremely improbable. The popular Rumanian quern deFires to express her warm appreciation and thanks for th many invitation.1: she has received from women's civic socb-t b-.s. other organizations and personal friends in he

Fnlted States urging her to visit J America thi.s year. I She has even had invitations from j motion picture concern:-, one of which offered her a flattering sum! to apj ear in an American M-ejyirio j

"QiifPti of the Movies." She o -viotily had to dedin tlios novid tenders. The coronation ceremonis, which

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tle pr;rc a'nt:cr. nr. i ;s v. or.-.:r-

y vaporud Otrr 1 7 Million Jars Use J Veer j

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at Farl Sc'.uiyb-r's. U SpasrnfKÜc Crcp ft fre-r.f V!ril To ii elTkir.c :r. Re-, VS relieved bvonearrhcatinrf

Co.'.-- Ftothirtc store, in vir.? c--eded Fred b'orn, who has t-nr.i1 Chicago to work. j Mrs. Mary F "." V.Ir v.-sj hrr : from YVir.annc for a short i-it Thru d ay and Friday. John W. Xii hois; was Ii--ry frerri Kröv TikhI.iv in t!. ir.terc, of b;; rar.il:da'v fur th" nomination for cotirty recorder on the r"P'.!';l:r in ti ket. Mr. and Mrs. ' ry IT. Whit u "re Kr.oy vis. tors W'r dr.es -lay. IM Hankey has a new Maxwell. t c, r: car purchased at th.-' sp.-r.-! I r.rv-Vcf ley a-er.ry. 1 Tlie sto.-k Patent ?-Tedte!n Show

hr.s' !ir!d down the bo.ird to rapic;ty rowds at burh' hal! all week.

DR. L. WAMPLER DENTIST 113 South Michigan St. Phone L. 2473 Over Mayr's Jewelry Store

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MRS. F PANIC A. VAX Ml : NT P. s Si 'AlinoitOl'tni. X. V.. A'.ril 20. Tb.y have i n ft ti r i. the r.Tt'onal 'The on-man boss system in poli. ! platforms a little.

"Hut th.s is com inc. A nd slowly

i s will have to crumble away t;ral uai'.v !m fore wi tn.in suffraire."

will take rlaco in the heart of Nie beautiful Transylva nia n Alps, will be on a scale of lavishing and rcua

i That i.- one of the tilings wotnen

t!"i' power of p

ach in e- w:ti

-ai down. Manv ,.-!i.',n ar jroin;"

;nav do in politics, s u s Mr. Fr,m: I ;I !" t!l" 1 - ,0" independent of

I A. Vambrlip, wife of the noted I'm-! 1

are. of course, much smaller in sizu The throe tubes depend unnn the

"A" hattcrv for their filament cur- of Hvzantine druisrn. costing million.-;

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1 i 111 riinf iii 11 1 ii ut" uiiiws hi nam , oei'M j ei i.l I ; y ctci iapproximately one ampere of cur-1 -d in Sibiu for tlie crownimr of j T!o tatioual con trion of ri rent -t would be well to have at I Furope'.s most beautiful queen i ' '' "l; : lb'M ill H.lltillPb.j

b ast a '.tO-anipci e-hour battery. t and Kintr 1'erdinan.l. The ku-j b uir.t Monday. April :m.

One "H hattcrv 1 used for the

action to tit into the machine svstem

'r- I Ion,- and ven inrliPs lieeji. No. x "' hatfry rhco-tat con-; How It Work. troiMnc filament current in ampii-1 Iivep if y. build part of thi.s sj m.ent. j ciii'''lf. do not try to construct the No. ? and N .. 1 J Audio fre- ; t ra nsformi is', tubes, tube si'Ckets, Muency transformers. i head phones or rheostat. It i.j No. 10 and No. l .1 Amplifying j i heain r to buy these parts, vacuum tubes. j tiu transformers are similar in

.no. 11 and No. ll 1 v hen.-:t at- cun - ' on--t ritct ion to the lare nowtr

amplifying tubes this if due to tho

iliftei ence.s in the vacuum of tho tubes themselves. The vario-coupler. variometers and condensers can be made as explained In previous articles. When completed this s't should be as prood as any sold In the market by tlie leading companion.

l' i '"i Little. Brown . '. - V'5.-;

'HAPTFK XIII labsolutiy and tuoroiuhly, that 1 OM .ludfce Mason, accustomed to was an inno. ent man!'" keein- Parry in timfs of rr-.-.-. tri d ! 'IIAI'Ti:!l XIV

.! ' i to be jovial.

'I "or a lonj,' moment Kilbano Worthinpton paced the Hoor. Then, at last, he looked up. "All right." CHAPTKR XV Tt W3H a jrrinnincr Parry Houston who leaped from the train at Tabernacle a week later and ran openarmed through the snow toward the waiting Ra'tiste. "You sot my telegram?" He asked it almost broathle-vdy. "Ah, oui! oui. oui, oui! Saere, and you are the wizard!" A moment he surged with another idea. "Rut, now, Ha'toese- have ect! He shall ?o to Medaine! Ho shall tell

grandeur hitherto m.ktmwn in tl.e," ;U) N..XV y:.:. st;lt,. (.hair. 1 v. , 11. Ma, hin. s a re M , s of autoclalkans A man;ficent atloalral j ( of Womfin V(VM,,ry. that, like all aut.era-y. is -bas- .

cd on orato-e ,-r itidirteri-nce or both. Tiie R.-T-rue of Women 'ofcrs ' I is accomplishing one of ir ureat ! ! aims in poip-tratinp: this : mi i tTe-r-

! enef-."

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manian paruamen: niy appropn- j Mr--. crdcriip l;iu-hs at the spz- ;,rs Vandriip s iid t lie re was! ated an immense sum for the event. J jre.-Ron t h ,t women suflrae has j slurill likelihood of womf n trvill- t 1 Most of the reihum sr sovereigns and I failed 1-c ra.-e politics i,.lVe n.-t been i build thei.- ,u n 'political ma-hine, or ! headn of state throughout Kunipo ! revolutionized overnlirii?. I tliat a vn:nan political bos would'

u.ixt- ue.-n jiiMieu. 11 is nope.i nn-- --i nover looked for the milb nPros't Harding will .ml someone j :lim- she sail. "Intellifont womcu to represent the United States. over tho wt:t ,. ;iro w.lkjrK up to

imu' reruinami ana ijueen .Marieiti,0 fart th;it if thcy a , tU(, an,: .VIA A I . t

aseenaou tne tnrone juni oeiore the voh.mov their evoerjencea -ith ot,..,,., ,lf c,,,,,,,., , 1,., ,irt,.n Tl.;ti,

besinn. np of the Vv orM war. and 1, 4l,',o,. t . , .:v..:.. . :.t.

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Ron. she sa;d. , "In opposing selfish machines, we j do not o ipos" the ,irty system. ; which wf consider of he gia (test ; value. Two well-balanced parties create wide discussion of prineipb s

rie. oc.au-e woiiien will always IoOa ultimately to the human red, and wiil not l:o alter sepäsh powe

sir.irle-ttiindedlv enoni;h.

The former district attorn, y -:art- her to write to the district attorney

"Well, boy, what i i: t-.i- time."! id .-lightly. Then, rominc still clos-jof 1 ostcu that he wi'.' tell her " '.Money. "' Houston .ame directly I er. he peered into the tense, angry. "It was part of my agreement,

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ita usie, mat ne no nrce 1 10 maKe

r.o statements reTrdin my innocence-'' Slowly Pa'tiste nodded and slapped the reins- op the back of the horse.

to the 5.0:11t. ; features of Parrv Houstor.

"What's the money for, running! "A .bit melodramatic, aren't yfu?' expense? I he asked in a sneering tone. "No. Machinery. Fo i;ot to hae' "Perhaps so. Put then murder l: . szood. yiiootli - "a orkiiiu I'lant ';ilwaiS melodramatic

otberui e vo- 't 1. aid.- to live up! -The point . this: I am thinking' "I'-.i'ti i.-o will not see Medaine." o s-;i c jti. -a t ion " :i.f Miing the eity of Roston bu- a came at lastl and they went on. " You"r.. ii..!." a i-.d the law er i million dollars." v J Acain the waiting game, smiled i a !.., a ' ly, ' ;nin; to fa or " YoiTre takint; lIack?ua .1!" I A month went by. to brinsr with it 3 our irl be"(. .-d üi. od ith thei "j beg your pardon. Riaekmail ithe bill of lading which told that the

"rder. ate ou '"'

oiiotliin-- b which one extorts J machinery was at last on its way.

"Wh.

: money. Fin here to try to give oui March, and a few warm days.

"Worth iri;:o;." movey or at Ici'-t the promise otj which melted the snows only that "The d-fin: attorn V" it a::d at the sat!V time allow vi-11 . they niiuht crust again. Rack and 1 "That wo-. Plutocrat r o . lb- to tu ike a;, for something thai 'forth traveled the bobsled to Taber(a'iie into hi' i':hr's money aid should a:;h rather heavily on youi i nacle. only to meet with disappoint-.lo-utrht he p.i-t 'ivi.--: M i ln' -'iy coic-ej, 11. e." j ment. ("otupany. Re's prei.btt." a cam' "R oulI come to the point." j "I've wired the, agent at Ponver the smil. "and I know he'd be glad' "Mr. Worthington. I have cop-j three times about that tuff," paid ;o hae ye.;r order. 'vincing evidem e th it you ktiev lithe Tabernacle telegrapher and genHouston continued th s.ik.imh. ! w a.-i innocent. Further, that you jeral supervisor of freight. Ht-'.i told "Pd be oerjoed to g:e it to him 'knew it at the beginning of the trial., me that he'd let me know a.s roon as

it got in." A week more, and winter had returned for a last fling.

In fa.t. I think I'd refave to buy an !Rut that in spite ,,f this knowledge, b achinf r .' I ei' i' l a t et :t f ro"u j you continued to persecute, me no-

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It wa-n't h fi'b" thit I,se,ute ir, in a hope of saining a! They tried the bobsled. Pa"tiste

wasn't -ent to ti.e pe?i it e a r

and Houston, only to give it up. The horses t'oundered and plowed about m vain efforts at locomotion, at last

! conviction, simply tliat you might go

"No. that's l.rht. ho.v ." bd N w - j before the voters and point to me ,n yer Ma -"on w i- ouie'Jy rcn)in:-cciit. prison .1- a recommendation of your

"He tr'ed h:- '. it ?n. d t. me , ttb .enc as a district attot tmv . I , f , plunge in the terror of a bottomir t 'nose d'V- he '.v . 1 - !".'!'' of a p I - do'-.'t l ii i n d g iv mg ou tlie i : i ' n e s : ! i , . road. ,-.-euer t ha: a p'o-eeutor." I r. Horton. I h". Ma.'.crai.d I r. Rrri; j "'l'at i tin use." came tinally. "Ret'vS fo' ;. Ibci-TiMi 1 i u ! . d s t ft a Ii i . ail physicians of the hich.-s't ', "The hor.se. he can not pull. We ove.Tsily. A "per .-1 u t o, ... You'v e : ( i nulat nui. I would like. Mr- Wor-jmust make the trip on the snow.riven me an ble:. .lude. l'to go: r . t h in :;ton. to ktuuv why you did not; shoe.' io New York." mik use of them m the trial'.'" i They turned back for the bunk I And the irv; !i:o!-.e- Rirrv " W h " The forttut" ditlii t at-jliouv... to emerge few moments ll"'i-t"n v. .. i N a York, nii'u tu s'l'M'-.tlv changed the subject, '.ter bent, nadded forms, fightiuc

along sev.r.rli Avenue to.vard I.n- "ou v;,oke ot .1 sti.t v ou migltt onng 1 clinisi'v against the sweep of thc;a few divs

.Mrand I lo-e.'a'. Ti-ere he -ought -. h.-n ou came :n here'.'" storm. Rho-ts they became almost the e. ut ; e , ,' . and 'o'd at- Hoii-tott waitd for a timm. nt. j itnmedi.itely. mikw - covered thing.:.r. Five m;nat.- i.it.i lie w a - tlon wttit on. Itlnt hardly could be discerned a few -looking at tlo boob- of the i ,-titu- "Put per-otiaby. I don't want Ljf,.rt awav. one hand of each holding

the. continuance of the struggle ; ...ir:it,-. ,.,,,, .litult subject, of gov-

made it necessary to postpone tho coronation from year to year. August 16, which ha.s been finally chosen for the evet. i- the anniversary of Rumania's entry into the war.

ernment in a few generation--. "Fhonsing the candidates and getting 100 per cent of the women voters to the j.olls are a very small part of the duty of women who are will-

Masisivo crowns of gob, sur

mounted by rare atones, have been j made for the Rumanian rulers ami 1 the queen has replaced all her j precious jewel.s which were confis- ; rated by the RoKheviki early In th" 1 war by gems and jewelry of even ; greater beauty and worth. Her ; pearls alone are said to represent millions of francs. '

ins" to work at being good citizen.?. Women don't rush for. public office.

which result in public opinion 'based on thoughtful consideration. Mo-t

The County Treasurer's office will j be open from 7 to 0 P. M.. Frid y. April 1: tli and Monday. May Hth. W. A. Slick, county treasurer. Ul :

SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR

It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair

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it ! it to ;i ;be suit. I dori't want "A tight to the stout cord whi-di led

-fit! .1 . r e;;e ,.nt ii"l !;.. I mo!,,v that w.iv. I don't want ar.v I f

iiv- r ! a o-e,v wrri"! p.r-e.

'An g::-r -".-on .." Worthi-gtcn.

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or , . . 1 1 1 ; . a t i o n s .

from wai--t - belt to waist - belt, their

state-lonlv insurance asain.-t beims parted

ton.

be r. ad. "Kilban. . meT.t from on that v.'U kltoW me . fr,.ni eich dill-!' ill the Mintlihg atfoj-rn-v. Jto-- p.. innoc.-rit. You o-, , ne -onie - ' u ; ,. ,,f uinter. bv Im--. Horto-. . thitig. At-d I'm lb re to .t.' k od i 71,,, features of th, agent, a he

-Mayi-r a-d br am. Invft..M- . for it " Ut.-irte,I 111 from the rnttlms kev.

t;ons r.to i ff . of blow on skull., "I thought .u -ad o:i di-lr'i w ,TP not conducive to relief. Ritht i1-iv.ti" ' w ant ao to-ib. I - Your stuff's on the w ay. if tint's Willi g rs t'vit vv. e Pn.o-: d.'ti't. M .v I a ou w h it news to ou."' 4-ame w ith a vvor-fre-ied. ip.'Nti.-i ( o;.-.-d the nor a- yaur M.a: gin of probt :- at o":r m:i-! r;,., jjugli. "It left Tb-nver this (,,.-;. ,-low 1 f';e b.ok. and hurried . hme.-v r..ii:ir ?' morning- behind Nntober Right, .'igain for a t.iv.-ilv It t w as onl "1 -uppo-c it r n around twdv. j 3 ; ,-n"t pa-t Toilifer yet."

I -Not r,a-t Toilifer V" Houston)

You can turn gray, faded hair ' beautifully dark arid lus'rou-- almost over night if you'll g t a bottle nt Wvcth's Sage and ulphur Pom-' pound" at any drug -dore. Millions i of bottles of t hi old fatnott.s Sage I Tea Recipe, improved by the addi- , tion of other Ingredients, are sold annually, says a well-known drug- j gist here, because it darkens thei hair o naturally and evenly that ! no one can tell it lias been applied. Thos-e whos-e hair is turning gray: or becoming faded have a surprise) awaiting them, because after one or two a pplica t ionc the sray hair vanishes and your locks b. diu" luxuri- 1 antly dark a nd beautiful. , This is the age of youth. (Jtayhaired. unattractive folks aren't wanted around. .- set busy with! Wyoth's Sage and Sulphur Com- ; pound touiglit and you'll be depisht-, ed with your dark, handsome hair; and our youthful app' arara e within 1

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toa thick. ;f the dr;. r wire "Ttieu will vou pb-ase allow me to1,,,,.. ;iniou-l. "Why. it should; -kill ful give y,,u twelve thou-.ittd dollars in at the top of the range now." I H ra. cd rhrou-li bi- g"e il probte? I'm in the lumber 'nin-:. s "P.ood reason. They're getting the j .ra I i Vntra! .lust as :t wa- cb'-ir g. ( h i' a contract that rur.-" into the 'jn,nv ,AOrse than here. p.-ivr re- I It wi s T-'ghr w '. n be reo he.) Ib 1 mi d-.o'i-. sun lv that 1- good t.o ssh poited ten indies at eleven o'clock,

t but lli'.i-'"" 'ol not h. - .tat . A ee-iritv to a man be 1 ouidti t re-'. jts fifteen mib 3 from the .;'an e at a t ! abone book, a net he' the temptation "who knows my "oeki: g : -d- in a t ixaa . . and Parry ' ab-o',ute innocence. It isn't good c rattled and banged at the key r'or.l on tbi v er.uid.i of a large enough for the batiker-, who still be- f(ir a long moment, cursing softly. houK. waiting the an-wer to his p.eve me guilty, so I've come din-ot-' nrjy the dead "cluck" of a grounde-d .ring nt the- be;;. F:r.aP it came. jv toou. I tic. I one b.un. Irrd t!i u- pr.r anvwere! him.

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Silk Underwear will never again be classed a a rarely-to-be-indulged-in extravagance for it has proven, in more ways than one, its economical practicability. Typical of service-giving Crepe de Chine, Satin. Trousseau and Radium Silk are these pretty Envelope Chemise Gowns, Step-ins, Bloomers and Camisoles. While the majority of them are elaborately trimmed with lace and ribbon, several styles are plainly banded. Despite their irresistible appeal each and every item in this selling is very reasonably priced. In flesh and a few garments in white.

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Mattresses and Box Springs Renovated and Rebuilt Satisfaction Guaranteed Prices Reasonable GEO. WANDEL Upholstering and Crating Work Phone Lincoln 2185 632 Cushing St.

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"You Can Get It at Tuttle's" ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE All This Wvvh on GOOD ENVELOPES (250 to the box) 50 CENTS A BOX The Tuttle Corpora i ion "Everything that's used in ar. ofhee" 1 1 9 West Washington Ave. Phone Main 949

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