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1'HK BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, DKCEMBER 16, 1021.
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City Manager at
Alliance Keeps
Cash in Treasury
Kxpfnditurri -Belov Estimate
'Ami Improvrnit-nti Made
At Minimum Cost to
Taxpayers
in
Alliance. Neb., Dee. IS. (Spe
cial.) With reports from many
town of depleted city' treasuries Al
liance it congratulating itself that it
is not in this class and gives credit
for the sound financial' status to the
city manager plan of, government,
which was inaugurated last April.
Under the new system,- which is in
charge of City Manager N. A. Kern
niish, the city has used in the first
six months of the fiscal year only
Ai per cent of the .money appro
priated for expenditures for the year.
There is a balance of $300 in the
KciH-r.il fund at the, present time,
and in addition the. city has used
$4,700 of this fund to pay paving
costs on property which will even
tually be paid back to the city in
taxes, with interest. It has also
spent $5,700 out of the general fund
for water mains, which,- it is esti
mated, would- have cost $10,000 if
the work had been let out by con
tract by an . out-of-town engineer.
City Manager Kcmmish is himself
a civil engineer and supervised the
work...
The -. electric light plant, city
pumping station and other city insti
tutions have been made largely self
sustaining and are operated on a
much more economical basis than
under the old system of a mayor and
council.- -
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Three New Loan Firms Are
Given Approval of State
Lincoln, Dec 15. (Special.) Ap
proval of the organization of the
State Agricultural Loan association
of Omaha was given today by J.
E. Hart, secretary of the, depart
ment of trade and commerce today
iThe company is incorporated for
$50O.0OO by Albert L. 'Schantz, Elmer
i Williams and Dan Stephens..
Approval was given also' to the
Merriam Agricultural Loan associa
tion with a capital of $25,000, incor
porated by A. H. Metzgcr, W. A
Metzger and D. W. Coffey.
The Union Building & Loan as
sociation was also given permission
to incorporate. . It is an Omaha
concern, incorporated , by F. C: Hor
acck, Emit Kayalec, ? Vaclav Tiscr,
L. V. Tiser Charles lief marfck and
Joseph Votava.
Nebraska. Battery,. Mcnfr ....
Open, oiy ent bn Here
Nebraska, distributors ' "of ' Exide
storage batrcries-jiegan; a; convention
in the Hotel Fon'tencllc yesterday.
At a banquet- in -the hotel last night
H. E. Gantlet the Northwestern
Bell Telephone company and F, VV.
Prleging, signal engineer of the
Union Pacific railroad, were the
principal speakers. -
The purpose .- of the. convention
was to instruct dealers irt this terri
tory in the proper care of batteries
and methods of carrying on busi
ness and rendering service.
A. W. Pierce, manager of the
Kansas City branch of the Electric
i Storage Battery company, presided
over the convention.-
Dandelion Plants Bloom ,
,;, InPamee Citywards
Pawnee - City.eb., &J5A
near Christmas ,flftrity twas; sho.v?n
here when more than a etozeri dande
lion plants jpri'-fhe front , lawn of
W. D. HeartwelVs town property
burst into full bloom. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 72
degrees, a record for the Season of
year here, so far as can be recalled.
Rpad Conditions
'! (Furnished liy Oniriin Aolo Club.V
'Uni-oln.. Highway,, r3St-f-Roael tn good
cdrKlition; little rpugb nea. OejUr Bapids.
Lincoln High-way, - West Read fine-to
Orand Inland and weft; road work near
Nona Platte completed and road In. good
shape, f V r5 "
O. L. D. Highway Roads good to Iln
coln and vek; detour between Imperial
and Chase tn good condition.
Highland Cutoff Roads good.
8, Y. A. Road Excellent condition.
Cornhuaker Highway Excellent condi
tion. ; , ' . '.
Omaha-Tope'k Highway1 Roads good.
O Street . lload Excellent condition:
rnait wnrif nent renflft now CGlflTjlfted.
Oeorge WaSrilngtojt Highway Roads
good to fltnux City.
Black Hills Trail Roads good to Nor
folk King of Trail North Roads good; little
rough north or umwi
King of Trails South Roads In excel
lent rendition to Hiawatha: Hiawatha to
Leavenworth roada reported a little
rough; detour between Leavenworth and
Kansas City due to roada unaer construc
tion. River to River Road Good to Pes
Holnea. . '
White. Polo Road Good Jo Des Monies
Ith exception of detour near Casey.
1 rt a Mhnrtllna Roada fine.
Blua Grass Road Roada rough to Glen
wood, with one or two detoura; east of
Olenwood roada are good.
Weather reported clear at every point,
except Neola. Atlantic and Oenniaon.
MrKelv. on Fortret-Me-N'ot Iay.
Lincoln. Dc. 15. Endoraement of For-get-Me-Not
dMT, Saturday, recember 17,
sponsored by th Disabled American Vet
erans' organization for th purpose of
raisin fir funds thrnuch the sale of the
flower to benefit disabled ex-uervlce men
out of employment, was given tn a stwte
, ment )s.med today by Governor McKelvle.
"Hotel
. Castle
OorTifortsW ioc me for permanent
ireets. Tae romnf her are noted
for fearing all Um eeareoienee f
?deris bone, and by virtve of the
betel srric are much more pleas
ing to bve wv
grrt! ntm tr iiaiwt imitfs wis
er tm eaoeK vua jviute beta, 5 per
By RUBY AYRES.
(('otil.nu.d rreaa ..Irf 4jr )
The Fortune Hunter walked into
the drawing room and shut the door
bchin l him. Anne wm leaning bik
against some cushions in the cor
ner of a settee; the looked weary
and there - were dark shadows
around her eyes..
She had hardened her heart
against him, and determined to
keep up the barrier of constraint
but something in the questioning
smile he gave her broke down her
strong resolution.
She was naturally Impulsive, and
she broke out tremulously almost
before she was aware of it:
"John, what is the matter wit
this house tonight? There is some
thing terrifying-about, it to me I
as if something dreadful is going to
happen. I dare spy you'll laugh at
me, but oh, I'm sure sure that 1
am right." '
He stood behind the sofa looking
down at her with eyes that tried to
be only impartial, as he answered
quietly:
"I. think you're tired and unstrung.
Teople often imagine things when
they are not very well." She shook
her head patiently.
"It's not that and you know it
is not. It's something to do with
you. I've felt it all day. It's as if
as if oh, I can't explain myself
I can't."
'Don't try, my dear," the For
tune Hunter said harshly. "Be a fa
talist like I am, and say, 'What
is to be, will be.' Life is too short
to worry about anything too much."
"Yes, I think you're right," she
said slowly. "I only wish I wish
you'd taught mc that 10 years
ago."
"Ten years ago!" The Fortune
Hunter echoed Anne's words blank
ly, then he flushed. "Oh, you mean
that if you had been as wise as
you are now, you would not have
waited for me is that it?
She clasped her hands in her lap
to hide their ' trembling, but her
voice was even enough when she
spoke. '-1
"Yes I think that is what I do
mean."
There 'was a terrible silence.
So it : bad come. . The climax to
which ho had been so deliberately
leading up was reached at last, and
although, the Fortune Hunter had
sometimes thought that it would be
a relief to have things finally fin
ished one wy or another,,, his heart
seemed to. stand , still now as he
tried id vain to (find words with
which to";.' answer -her. " v
"You7; mean you no longer care
for roe. Yott mean you wish me
to go away?"
: His Voice sounded strange to his
own ears When at last he could
Sieak,:-and '. the ' following silence
seemed an. "eternity until she an
swered, "I think it would be best
for both of us."
And then, for a long time neither
of them spoke, and the Fortune
Hunter began to move slowly to
wards the door.
He felt like a man in a dream.
This was the end -of everything;
nothing had happened to put things
right fofc$tut ttoniirvif t&d come
about, litsTliick had faileaV
He put out his hand mechanically
to open ; the, door when Anne called
his name across the room.
"John, please, come, here " .
She had risen to her feet, and her
face was as white as her frock when
he turned and went slowly backto
where she stood, but her eyesywere
unfaltering as'lhejfcrnet his.v'
,iiat was jKt 4ue. What J said
justfenow," she Said, and hejtfvoice
was shaking &o he "could hardly" hear
what she said. "All my life be
cause it seems all my life that I
have known you I have never told
you a lie--rnever once deceived you,
arid I can't do it now . . . Things
have gone wrong between us. '; I,
know that, though I. don't under
stand why. No, please don't speak,"
as he made a quick, little- gesture.
"It's not not easy for me to say,-.
Attend
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The greatly reduced prices oa practically every it$m in our great stock will
certainly enhance the buying power of i your -CHRISTMAS DOLLARS.
Everybody needs a good sweater, and cer
tainly they will make appreciated Xmas
gifts. Men's, women's and . boys' sweaters
have been greatly reduced for this sale,
offering you substantial savings in your
- Xmas buying. Come In before the best bar'
gains are gone.' -
We quote a few Coif Club bargains as an
indication of the price reductions for this
removal sale:
McGregor Wood Clubs, J6.00 values,
for S4.75.
McGregor Iron Clubs, 15.00 values, .
for$4.00.: V V;' ""'.t?v : 'Wi '
? Guaranteed. Iron -or Wood Clubs-lnst-are
regular $2.50 values, for $2.00.
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what I want to. The Ut few days
I've tried to make up my mind to
send you awayto preteud I didn't
tare any more . . ." She drew
long sobbing breath. "I tuppote I'm
not a good actress at any rate, I
can't go on trying to make you be.
licve in lie. I do caret Perhaps
I ought to be ashamed to admit it,
but it's the truth. I know you've
lied to me, and I know you've de
ceived me . , ." ,
"Anne"
She shook her head, moving back
a step from him. "Oh, please, what
is the use cf denying it. I know)
something in my heart knows and
yet I can't stop loving you. I've
tried I've wanted not to care, and
it's no good, and so I want I want
to make one last appeal to you bu
don't know how hard it is for me,
but it's because I do feel that there
it something behind it all that I can't
properly understand; I wan't to ask
you if we can't begin all over
again?"
Jlcr voice broke, and the dared
not look at him,-for fear that the
tears would overflow.
The Fortune Hunter stood with
his hands gripped behind him, and
the veins stood out like cords on.
his forehead as he tried to answer
her. Garry Ctnnon'i words came
bark to him urgently.
"Tell her the truth, man tell her
the truth, and if she cares a hang
about you! ..."
He looked down at her, his face
twitching. Would she forgive him?
She looked so sweet and desirable.
How could she take such a vagabond
as he was to her heart, and ever
believe in him again?
A liar and an impostor. That
was what he was. While she, who
loved truth
"I have never told you a lie
never once deceived you." She had
said that to him just now; how,
then, could he confess to the many
lies he had told her the manv
times he had deliberately, deceived
her? '
He broke out desperately:
"If you'd only try to1 trust mc.
God knows I love you I'd give my
life for you "
"Then it's- no good we . must
cither go on . as we are or say
good-bye. It's for you to choose,
John it's for you to say. . But
I thought after all that had happened-1'
She could not finish.
She went back to her seat on the
couch, and closed her eyes wea
Anldeal Christmas Gift
For Father or fie Boys -Make Your Selection Early
Grapefruit Sets
Carvers
Bread and Cake
Knives
Flashlights
Boys' Whitlinff Sets
James Morton & Son Co.
'1511-13 Dodge St.
This Removal Sale
For the ladies, too? we offer an assort
ment of fine wool hose, In blacks and brown
and green heathers, all sizes, regularly sell
for ?3.00, NOW $2.00.
Moccasins, our regular $3.00 to $5.00 val
ues, make an Ideal house or boudoir slip
per, at 25 reductions.
Other practical gift suggestions Include
skates, skies, guns and rifles, fishing rods,
reels, lines and tackle, driving gloves, poker
sets, sleds, footballs, baseball gloves, and
hundred of others. Surely,, In this great
assortnJfenC yoii will ' find tie gift you are
seeking. advise, however, an early visit,
come in NOW, TODAY.
TONSEND
GUN COMBNY
1514 Farnam Str "
YOU CAN ORDER BY MAIL FROM THESE PRICES.
Careful attention ft Lit be Riven all mall orders. We will pa
the Parceli Pest a all purchases of more tbaa f 10.00
rily. Her head ached her whole
body seemed to ache; she had made
her appeal, she had sunk ht-r pride
and held out her hand tct hint, and
it had all been utrlctt.
The Fortune Hunter stood look
ing down at her for a moment, torn
with despair. He longed to tell her
the truth, to bare hit unhappy heart,
and yet the dread of losing her, of
seeing her love turn to scorn, held
him back like a grip of iron.
He went down on hit knees be
side her, encircling her with his
arms.
"Uon't throw me over don't
send me away I've had nothing in
my life but your love don't snd
me away, Anne don't tend me
away."
He was like a child crying in
the darkness; for- the moment he
wai quite unmanned, but, though
her face quivered as if with intol
erable pain, she would not look at
him or even touch him, although she
said: ,
"I've offered you everything I
want to give you everything! But
you don't love me well enough to
trust me."
"I love you and if you love me,
what does the rest matter?" he said
recklessly, "Kiss me, Anne, and
love me oh, my dear, it's an eter
nity since I held you in my arms "
She shrank away from him,
warding him off with trembling
hands. .
"I will never kiss you again tin
til you love me enough to tell mc
everything," she said and breaking
into bitter sobbing, she started up
and raa from the room.
(Continued in The. lie tomorrow.)
Competing Newspapers at
Gregory, S. D., Consolidated
Gregory, S. D., Dec. IS. (Special)
Gregory, which from the time it
was founded has had - two weekly
newspapers, will have but one in
future. The Rosebud Democrat has
become the property of the Gregory
Times-Advocate and has been con
solidated with that paper. Mr. Cross,
retiring editor and publisher of the
Democrat, has purchased the Bone
steel Pilot-Herald and will assume
active management of that paper.
Another Attack on Landis.
Washington, Dec. IS. Another
bill designed , to compel Federal
Judge Landis of Chicago either, to
retire from the bench or give up the
position of base ball commissioner
was introduced today by representa
tive Lee, republican, New York.
TOOLBOXES
A household without a set
of real working tools is as
bad off as Robinson Crusoe
on his desert island.
Here, at Surprisingly small
cost, is something absolutely
new in the tool world.
STANLEY . TOOL BOXES
' A. handy container of black :
walnut, with a'l the necessary
Stanley Tools for repair jobs, ,
"puttering around," etc. : ...
Other Gift Suggestions:
Cases of Scissors
Safety Razors
Jack Razors
t Mail Boxes
' Shur Edge Pocket
Knives
The Tool Store
Illiteracy Plea
Fails to Break
Farmer's Will
Three Men Horn in Doilge
County and Unable to Read
, Anything But German
Lose Contest,
Fremont, Neb., : Dec. IS. -Special.)
The confession thab they read
only German in an appeal tor a re
hearing in the probating or their
father's will, brought no additional
results for Carl, August and Wil
liam Alberts, when County Judge
Winterstcen allowed the will for
probate at the second hearing.
When the will that leaves the three
brothers $1,500 each and two younger
brothers 240 acres of Dodge county
land was admitted for probate the
first time, legal notice of the action
was printed in the newspapers. Later
the -Alberts brothers came before
the county court asking for another
hearing. They admitted that they
were born in Dodge county and a
German paper is the only literature
that enters their homes. The
brothers range in ages from 31 to
37 and had but a few years of school
ing in parochial and public schools.
The brothers failed to prove that
the father, August Alberts, 82, at
the time of his death, was mentally
incompetent. The attorney tor the
three brothers gave notice of appeal
to the district court. In case this
w'ill is set aside, it is understood that
a previous will, that allows them
$500 less, will be introduced.
A daughter testified that Herman,
one of the younger brothers who gets
a farm, received the land as reward
for his services during the world
war, 'when he served' with the A. E.
F. while the older brothers remained
at home and made money.
Interest in the case is increased by
the successful attempt made in
Dodge county district court some
time ago to defeat the Rced-Norval
language law. .
An all metal valve has been in
vented that grinds itself each time
it is opened or closed. ' .
Special Holiday Prices on Or
High-Grade Musical Instruments
Give him or her a musical instrument. Let them put
their talents to use, We carry the most complete
stock of musical instruments in. Omaha. .
12 Free
With Every Saxophone Sold
Violins
We have the most complete stock
nf Vinlinft 4n Dmahfl. Tn tha nnm
who can play or wants to learn Sons. Comets. ' A complete
why not a Violin for Xmas? .. . . . . , ,
Priced at . --.. . ,. .- line of instruments priced at
$12.50 up
; Convenient terms arranged to suit. ; We carry the
most complete stock of Sheet Music in Omaha also
a complete line of Music Teachers' Supplies.. '
Schmoller & Mueller
1514-16-18
Dodge St.
Piano
KasfVty-floifda Special
An All Steel Through Train
Leaves Kansas City
Arrives Jacksonville 8:45 am
(second morning) via Frisco
Lines and Southern Railway.
Dining car service all the way..
Fred Harvey meals on the Frisco.
Florida literature, reservations,
and information at
. Frisco Ticket Office
709 Walnut St, Kansas City, Me.
. CLovrien, Didtion Patienger Agent '
L )FRISCI
tlNCS
Poultry Association
Holding Show at York
York, Neb.. Dec. 15. (Special.)
The Central Nebraska Toultry asso.
ciation has opened its four-day show
here. Trn counties surrounding
York are well represented. IHrrts
representing popular varieties have
been placed on exhibit in large num
bers. An added future u the farm flock,
consisting of 10 hens and one roos
ter. Nineteen flocks, representing
different varieties of birds, are on
display. This form of exhibition has
been extensive in the east, but this
is the iirt time it has been shown
west of the Mississippi, according to
poultry men.
Of the 700 .birds on exhibition,
many have taken prizes at the state
poultry show. ,
Parole Denied Slayer
.. j Arrested in Nebraska
The Missouri state prison board
yesterday refused to recommend a
parole for Lee fB, , Bird, serving a
term of three years in the Missouri
penitentiary for killing Fred Reed, a
Kansas City, restaurant man, Octo
ber 28,; 1919.... :
Bird wis arrested in Nebraska last
year while he" was out on bond, pend
ing appeal cf his case to the supreme
court. He was arrested at Walthilll
Neb., on a federal charge of bringing
a stolen automobile into the state, and
ordered held after a hearing before
the United States commissioner
here. He was turned over to the
Missouri authorities after his sen-
tence in the manslaughter case was
aflirmed by the high court. ,
Rotary Clul) Establishes
Skating Rink at Kearney
Kearney. Neb.. Dec. 15. (Special.)
Through efforts of the Rotary club,
Kearney kiddies will have Rood ice
skating this winter. A block of
ground has been secured, properly
banked up, and the power company
will furnish water and light. Every
thing is already set for a good freeze.
In past years the youngsters have
gone to Lake Kearney or the Platte
for their skating and several have
been drowned. This prompted
launching the. movement for a safe
skating .rink. ;
The Saxophone
Easy ; to learn Easy to play Easy
to pay. The Saxophone has come to
the front as the most popular of all'
musical, instruments. 'What' better
gift to'' one Sfrhq ' 'Wants to; .develop
such-talent. ".'': :v -
', jfl" 3-df 9;l SV'-'i V .f
$90
and up
Lessons
Between Now and Xmas
Cornets
The famous J. W. York &
$65.00 up
Co.
Phone
Dong. 1623.
5:30 pm I
if
Phone Company
Asks Rate Hike
Application Filed for Increase
To Take Care of
Surcharge.
Lincoln, Dec. IS. (Special) The
Northwestern 'Hell Telephone coin
pany filed application with the state
railway commission today (or a grn
fa I increase of ratrs in Omaha and
throughout the state.
Members of the commission, after
examining the complicated schedule
of rates asked, estimated that it
would amount to about 10 prr rent.
The company is nuking pnly 4
per cent on the "book cot" of its
property, it says.
Since the war it has been collect
ing a surcharge of 10 prr cent. This
charge has been rmewed from time
to time by the railway commission.
The last renewal would expire Jan
uary 1. The company asks that
this surcharge be allowed to run
until decision is made on the per
mancnt increases asked.
According to Omaha telephone of-
ficals, the increase sought is dc
siRtied to take place of the sucrhargc
which expires January 1. Rates,
under the increase, thus would re
main practically the same as they
are now.
Browning-King & Co.
"The Store-of ihe Town"
Friday and Saturday
1,000
Imported
Grenadine
CRAVATS
That Sell Regularly
at $3.00 Each
Our Price
1.10
3 for $3.00
Men's and Young Men's
Fall and Winter Style
SUITS
In single and double breasted
models. Pencil stripes, checks,'
plaids, heather mixtures in
brown, gray, green, and solid
colors. Qualities that sold regu
larly from
$35.00 to $40.00
Now on Sale, While They
Last, at
$22.50
34 to 46 sizes.
Browning-King
& Co.
15th and Douglas Sts. .
Harry H. Abbott, Manager
We Don't Make New
Clothes We Do
Make Your Old
Ones New
The
PANT0RIUM
1515 Jones St, Doug. 0963 -N.
WCor. 24th & L Mar. 1283
$10Vorthof "ADVO"
Xmas Groceries Free
Union Outfitting Co.
Christmas Club Plan Sale
Now on. $1 Down and $1
Week Brings Her a
. Hoosier.
Nothing you can give a woman
will add so much to her joy not
only on Christmas--but through
out her life-time as will a "Hoos
ier" Kitchen Cabinet, and easy
payments of $1 Down and $1
Week will brinj? this time and
labor saving gift for Xmas. .
And, just picture how her eyes
will sparkle when a big Christ
mas box containing $10.00 worth
of ADVO Groceries comes with
her "Hoosier" FREE. The Union
Outfitting Co. is sole Omaha
agent for Hoosier Cabinets.
KlrrtMl rnmAf vt Kl.s.
liffl... l.--in A. I-H.il.rl
H..1) has Mit i !... 4 prwhUnl i f
witsorln4 r ' l.-lrt.l . ml.lv fI
Ih. r'.f till tl. wilt its utlu.i
J.nu.iy I, OIoh.i lk.it kfU.aisr MM
iMtwt u. IIIMld.nl.
V,
Dorit cougk
TIE violent paroxysms of cohing
soon eaid by ur. Kins' Sen
Discovery, l ifty years a standard
remedy for colds. Children tike it.
No hitrmful drugs. All druggists, 60c.
Dr. Kind's
New Discovery
For Colds and Coughs
Mute Bowels Normal.-' Nature's
way is the wsy of Dr. June's l'ills
gently and firmly regulating the bowels.
eliminating (lie intestine clogging
waste. At all druggists, 25c.
D PROMPT! Vr-OM'T GRIPS
. r. King's Pills,
Value Giving Store
GIVE MOTHER
This Christmas a
VACUUM CLEANER
Easy to
Operate-
Easy to
Own J
Vacuum
Demonstrators,
slightly used. . .,
$1 DOWN; $1.PER WEEK
Be as willing to. help mother
as she is to help you, so let one
of her gifts be a Vacuum
Cleaner.
Eldredge Two-Spool
SEWING MACHINE
Saves Dressmaking
Bills
and at the same time permits
you to have more clothes for
much less money. Own a
machine and keep the profits
at home.
As usual you are privileged
to make your own terms.
Select your Sewing, Machine
now, having, it to use while
paying for it. Eight handsome,
models from which to choose;,
priced from
972.00 to 898.00
Ask for demonstration and
remember, it pays to - read
Bowcn's small ads.
We offer several good values
in Machines that have been
used for demonstrating pur
poses, as well as a number that
have been used .for short peri
ods in homes,.
$21, $32, 835,
' . ' 839, 845
It pays to read Bowen's small ads.
Howard St., BetweM 15th ta I6tb. ,
ADVERTISEMENT.
It's Nerve
mil
$3975
Force from
Nuxated Iron ;
that helps malic STRONG, MAGNET- 7
IC, FORCEFUL MEN, who took
their over-mastering presence felt the
moment they enter a room
N U X A TED IRON
contains th principal chemical constituent
of active living- nerve force in a form
which most nearly resembles that in the:,
brain and nerva cells" of man. It also!
conuins organic iron ; like the" Iron in."
your blood and like the iron in spinach, '
lentils and apples. -' Organic iron enriches j
th. blood and plenty of rich red blood
means more nerve force, so that Kniated '
Iron not only feeda hat might be termed ,
artificial nerve force to the nerve eeHf, -.
but it stimulates the blood to manufacture ' -
a greatly increased supply of new nerve
fore. If you are weak, nervous or run-
down, get a bottle of Nuxated Iron tnday,
and if within two weeks time yon do not
feel that it has increased your nerve force
and made you feel better and stronger m
every way, your money will be refunded..
Sold by all druggists.
AUTKKTISEMKT. .
666 is a prescription for Colds, T
rever and LaOrippe. It' the.
J most speedy remedy we know.
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