The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 1922 Page: 4 of 4
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Motlnsr* in a Like Situation
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then you get the delec-
table gum center.
And with Wrigiev's three old
rtandbv* alio affording friendly
aid to teeth, throat, breath, ap-
petite and digestion.
Soothing, thirst-quenching.
Making the next cigar
Laite better.
PART TWO
Dorit cough
Important to all Women
Readers of this Paper
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TiE vioiaj-; ^n.".TyttsM 'A 'Srj+- ~X
srx.c »aUK tjf Or 1 N <rw
Is*" very, r ivy yean *■ -
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Dr. King's
New Discovery
For Colds and Cough <
Max* Bwuli V/rmii .r* i
vary m tw. w*y ti I> Ka^-« ~js-—
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P»OA*PT WOK1 GRIPE.
iJr. Kings Pills
A&seline
I^Ll>^ V
PETROLEUM JELLY
For sores, broken
blisters, bums, cuts
and all skin irri-
tations. ^
Also innumeraBLe
toilet uses.
HFL5E SUBSTITOTES
CBESEBBOD6H MFC. CO.
State 8tr»rt III* York
WATCH
THE BIG 4
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Keep the vital organs healthy by
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ard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles —
COLD MEDAL
TV-natl* n thousands of wcraen
ItTc or L-aiier trouble and sever
Wovnen'i eotrrpUmt# cfteo prove to be
QCthaj else bat iiiney trouble, or the
result 0i kidney or t Udder disease.
if tbe k>iae:. » are not in a healthy con-
l;txn, they nuy ca^se the other organs
The man who U unable to work
and smoke at the same time usually
smokes.
Sure Relief
FOR INDiQESTION
.ur.l«5TW*
6 Bell-ans
'1 Hot water
"
You
raay refrer pain in the back, fcead-
scbe a:
ii of ambition.
•.aiise*-.
P OCT
health rcawes yon nervous, irrita-
ble tnd
riay be des^-:ndent; it makes any
re: And 1
on* ic
r to the 1
Bet 1
bendreis of women claim that Dr.
as ftcj-1
1 Ki irr^r
• Sw-inip^Root, by restoring
r..n— :f
health
to the kilneys, proved to be just
the re
Tnedy needed to overcome such
ly than j
ons
ie to!"
^Man?
•end for a «ample bottle to ?ee whst
rirernnr*.*
The National Remedy cf Holland for
eenturiea and andorted ky Qt;aen Wilhel-
minju At all drug^isra, three aizea.
fvr tJa* Man* G*U M»-dal on rrtry boa
• r.d mrrmyA no tmttatlO«
Cuticura Soap
Clears the Skin
and Keeps it Clear
Sm» 2St, 0atacti 25 SOc, Tticia ZSc.
West the Dentist
Better Dentistry
for Lew Money
129j *ISf MAIN STIC&1
OKLAHOMA CITY
Phone M. 1463
J0JRE5 COLDS "24HQURS,
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rorn»orr. CO. Houa/ntf
f*r •r.'l •
wns-ined to r«-'
F!orri'>. <!<-ar' I:".
P<t q« K-r3> 8' *
Fl'^r^ *»'«• ao "r tb»n |
to lnrrp««# the MUM of h«>r ▼«*<• 1
a* »h» nni. "PerTly si'-li'ninz. r
ft<T m**. l<-t rr «• r^'' *' ' -
-U> got plenty "tM Hert>«-rt. *■« j
, »» «n<l Henry prMnrH pencil* and
fti<>Ir ■otr- and "if
j »I!H th<*1r fair friend anrl them«elv^
. «ith ma'erlal for 'Im'li." "Come
I'ntty. whl*l»er it:" whaterer yoa want
lo-
"No; I otieht to ba"» her rt!l»r
tta finft." H'-nry ^ *<*r
WTlt"1 the an.«» »r tr. any question; I
Arint nir*- what !*'d a^tit.-
"WVlt. If* got to t>» rh* trnrh. yon
Ynnv." Patty warnMl "We fll
haf to write down. Jn«t eia'k'y the
1 rm-li on our word of honor and »'srn
oor name. Prf'n.l«eV
I "All rleht." *a!<l Party. "Saw I'll
1 wh!«per H«-nry a queatlon first, and
j then ron ran whl«[.<T yonr* to me
fin^. H«>rt«ert."
Thla aeemed fo f" all neH« happily,
end th<> whlap^Hnir and writing N<>s.in.
and eon tinned with a cozlne<<« little
i to the ta*t« of th<- piously *lnirir,tr
I Florence. She a!IT<-d all previous
of !nlon« of her fr • nd Patty and wl,en
the latter finally rlo-'d the ge*«l(.n
on the *tep« and annonn'-ed that she
muat ?o home. th» ho«K>«s declined
i to aeeompany her Into the hon«e to
j help her find where she had left her
ha* and wrap.
-J haven't the least Idea where I
took "em off " Patty declared In the
airiest manner "If you won't come
with me. Florrle. s'pose too Just call
In the front door and tell your mother
to get 'em for me"
"Oh. they're somewhere In there."
said Florence coldly, not ceasln? to
awln? her foot and not turning her
head. "Yon can find 'em by yourself.
T presume, or If you can't I'll have
otir maid throw 'em out In the yard.
or fwm+p'm tomorrow"
"Well, thank yoa!" Miss Falrehlld
rejoined, as ihe entered the bouse.
Say Not So, Flcerce: Oh, £ay Not
So! Say Net So."
vital to h<-r present career; the first
arlsln* out of a conversation between
her father and mother in the library,
where h gossipy fire of soft o-al en-
eour»ge<i
entertain:
"Sit do'
mother.
.. pr^jyer Sunday af'^rr^jn
nt for man and wife,
and rest awhile," said her
I'm afraid you r!ay too
i hard when F'atty and the boys are
here. Do sit down quietly and rest
yourself a little while" And as Flor-
ence obeyed. Mrs. Atwater turned to
her husband, resuming, "Well that's
what I said. I told Aunt f'arrle I
thought the same way about It that
you did. fif course, nobody ever knows
•(bat JuHa's going to do next, and
j nobody needs to be surprised at any-
thing she does do. Kver since she
! came home from school about four-
I fifths of all the young men In town
! have been wild about her—and so's
every old bachelor, for the matter of
i that V
"Yes," Mr Atwater added. "Every
old widower, too."
His wife warmly accepted the
amendment. "And every old widower,
too." she said, nodding, "Rather! Anil
of course Julia's done eiac-ly as she
pleased about everything, and natural-
ly she's going to do as she pleares
about this."
"Well, of course. It Is her own af-
fair. Moilie " Mr. Atwater said, mildly.
"She couldn't be expected to consult
the whole Atwater family connection
before—"
"Oh. no," she agreed. "I don't say
she eould. Still,, it Is rather upset-
ting, coming so suddenly like this,
when not one of the family have ever
seen him—never even heard his very
name before."
"Well, that part of It lan't espe-
laughed. "It's reaily t -hint yoe'd
care a* out one way or ti.e otter." he
said.
"Weil. I'd r^re about it !f lfs a
eret." Florence Insisted. "If It's a se«
'ret I'd want to i: !: :.i!*ver It'l
|t isn't & secret, j srtlctilir! y,
I supp'-se. At least, it s not to be
made public for a t;m<-: It's ooiy to
be known In the family."
"Well, didn't I Just prove Tm as
much one o' the fam.iy a "
"Never mind.' her father 'aid sooth
inzly. "I d"n't sur,^- -e -here's anj
harm In your knowing it—If you won't
go telling everybody. Your aunt Julia
has just written us that she's en>
gaeed."
Mrs. Atwater uttered an exclatr.a
tlon, but she was too lat'- to checH
him.
"What's the matter?" he asked.
"I'm afraid you oughtn't to have
told Florence. She Isn't Just the most
discreet—"
"Pshaw !" he laughed. "She certain-
ly Is one of the family, however, and
Julia wrote that all of the family
might be told. You'll not speak of It
outside the family, will you, Flor-
ence?"
But Florence was not yet able to
speak of It, even inside the family—
so surprising, sometimes, are parents'
theories of what will not interest
their children. She sat staring, her
month open, her throat closed: and in
the uncertain Illumination of the room
these symptoms of her emotional con-
dition went unobserved.
P. * -,'r.e kidney, liver anl
bladder medicine, will do for them By
«rr ':K2 ten '-en*, to I)r Kilmer A Co .
Biaghamtoo N Y.. yon m»y receive sam-
ple «:*e br*.*. « by Parcel Post. You can
purees* ari hrce sire bottles at
ill drug ftcres.—Advertisement.
Hermits
sre not the only torpid ;
Sure Relief
Bell-ans
Z&t and 75< Packages. Everywtiere
c(uj<jcll tj
KING PIN
PLUG TOBACCO
Known as
"tliat good kind"
cIrif it—and you,
will know why
|fllBBBaiasiiaiaiaiiiiiaaiiiiianii8a
"Miss Lil^ Wliite will please stand up!"*
But Phoebe upward wriggled:
*Tm Lily White—with Faultless Starch."
And all the Pupils giggled.
■(■■■■■•■BUiaataaaaaasBaBiaaaiaa
land of Prosperity.
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■;
Aba! Fortune throws in Mi«»
Atwater'a w»y « aure instru-
ment of revenge!
(TO BE CONTINUED )
Changing Fashions in Hata.
During the last 300 years there have
been more changes In hat fashions
than In any other part of men's attire.
%
mi
offers to home seekers opportunltiea thst cannot
be secured elsewhrrr. The thousands o( (Aimers
.rom the United Slates who have accepted Can-
ada's gereroua offer to settle on FKF.K homesteads
I or buv farm land in her provinces have been well
repaid by bountiful crops. There is still avail-
able on easy lenna
Fertile Land at $15 to $30 an Aora
—land similar to that which through many vears
hna yieldeit from 20 to 4.** huanrliiof wneat
to the acre—oats, bsrlev aiivl flax also in great
abnndance, while rniairu ht-raen. cnttle, anrcp
and hotfn isequal'x ,'r\>litable. Hundretls ot taim-
ers in western i\, inula have laisetl ciopa in a
single season woith more than the w hole coat of
their land. With such auccesa comes pri^sperity,
independc ve. got d homes and all the comforts
and conveniences which make life worth living.
Farm Gardens, Poultry* Dairying
nte ttourcea of income a<*cond only to grain
growing and at nek raising. Attractive cli-
mate, gotnl neighbor*, c'nmhes; schools,
good maikets, rmlioad facilities, rural tele-
phone. etc.
f>ar Illustrated llteratar*. ro«i* >Wrl|Hion ot bum
ODlHUtanltMB In Mai.lU.l.n SMUiclie.an,
Alt'i-ri* «iut llritlah l'ol\milUn. raducv'
railway rataa, et«., writ*
r. H. HEWITT
2112 llsla St.. Kansas City, Mo.1
Even a punk conversationalist ma)
be able to bold hla own ia solUoqay.
•«S O.l.nlMllon, Domini.n .1 c.n.4.
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