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i JANUARY jaw. OR WOMAN'S AFFAIRS SOCIETY To Mr. and Mrs. 7 Arthur Lee. rjf Mr.

and Mr Arthur Lee. of Wash- Sngton D. c. and Zlktns W. V.

CaiTived in tie city last tight and jare at the Georgian Terrace. 5 Mr. and Mr Lee who at. always among the summer colony at Green- JJ rter White Sulphur Spring have xnany friends in Atlanta among the frequenters of that popular resort. and they will be cordially their brief vl it m.

Mr. and Mrs. John Grant will en- teTtln at luncheon in their honor today at Cralgellachle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.

Paine will entertain 1 at the dinner-dance at the Piedmont Driving club tonight. Mrs. Francis C. Block will entertain at luncheon MrsTLee is the daughter of Sga- tar Davis. who was the ehoicWof the democratic party for vice president on the ticket with Judge Parker and she I a sister-in-law of Senator Elklns.

Heated Contest in Schools ZIJor Orchestra Attendance Last reports placed the Slaton school In the lead among thejAtlan- ta public schools in their contest for the. talking machine offered By a lo cal music house for the largest nom- her of ticket sold to the children's concert next Friday afternoon by Sthe Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at the Auditorium. Representatives of the Music Study club. which I bringing the orchestra nave visited the schools tin Decatur. College Park and Hape- vUle to tell them of the talking' machine offered for a similar contest among the suburban schools.

and the pupils of these schools. a well as those In town. public' and private. will enjoy explanatory lectures on the meaning of symphony prior to the big event next Friday. The program for the children' concert i as beautiful a that chos- the evening.

It Is a follow Thomas TKhaltowwkT marionette. Gounod literaet Bocchertal Scherzo. M1dOUnImer Night a Dream' Mendelmohn tore William Tfll' Bosslnl Sunday Concert at Capital City Club. The concert at the Capital City tlub will be given Sunday from 7 9 o'clock. A bright program will offered by Dick Tope and hi orchestra.

Salvation Army Hostel. Mrs. Mell R. Wilkinson. with twen.

ty of Atlanta a most prominent worn- will form the receiving party at the formal opening of the new Sal- yatlon Army hostel at Camp Gordon. Lieutenant Colonel Stanyon and other distinguished officers of the army now In attendance on the conference being held. in Atlanta. will be honor guests and Mrs. Brigadier A.

W. Crawford and ether prominent members of the Atlanta unit. will Introduce the visitors Several hundred Invitations have been issued. and the guests will be broadly representative of Atlanta's citizenship. men and women.

Fairbanks Mrs. Eliza Fairbanks announces the marriage of her daughter Allie to Mr. Fred W. Burruss at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.

Curtis Buford on Tuesday afternoon. January 14. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Torn Harrison. Mr.

and Mrs. Burruss left imme. dlately after the ceremony for New Orleans After their return they Win be at home to their friends at 24 North Moreland avenue. Benefit Dance. Several hundred guests were entertained at the benefit dance last night at the Georgian Terrace glv- i by the O.

B. X. club. composed a number of Atlanta's most pop- ar young people. The proceeds riil go to the Cornell.

Moore day ursery Tea-Dances Discontinued The Piedmont Driving club management announces that the Wed- eeday tea-dances will be dlscontln ued until the opening of the spring uon. when the entertainments way be held on the terrace. 2JWWVVUVUWkVaUWUVUVUU UUUUU A' If At the Piedmont Driving Club The dlnnerdance w1l be a delightful event of this enDing at the Piedmont Driving club. MT. and Mrs.

James Taylor Wil liam will entertain a large party In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. Miss Alice Muse and Miss Miriam tones of Albany. will be honor truest in a party given by Mr.

and Mr Hunter Muse. Mr. and Mrs. Veazy Rainwater Miss Julia Murphy. Lieutenant Allan Oottichaldt and Lieutenant Rollln will form a party.

Dr. apd Mrs. Thomas P. RInman and others will entertain. Luncheon for Visitor.

Mrs. Ralph Smith entertained at a pretty luncheon yesterday at the Piedmont Driving club in compliment to Mr Frank Wilson of. Rich mood V- who is Yisltlnff Mrs. Russell Bridges. Luncheon was served in the rose room of the club.

The table had- as an artistic centerpiece a basket of pink begonia. and the candle shades and other details of color were pink. The guests Included Mr Wilson Mrs. Bridges Mr W. H.

White. Mr Guy Ayer. Mrs. Latlmer Rudolph Mrs. Marion Benson.

Mrs. W. White Mr Ben Ragsdale. Mr Caster Johnson Mrs. Charles TldweU rs Paul Johnson.

Mrs. Charles Pltchfore. Mr Frank Spratlin and Miss Lucy Bacon. Decatur Athletic Club. The third of a series of dances given by the young men of Decatur will be given at.

the Decatur Athletic club Saturday from to U. Music by Dick Topel and his Jazz band. MOTHER ASKS POLICE TO FINE YOUNG SONS Mrs. Eleanor McAullfte of 122 Bonaventure avenue who recently filed suit for divorce and alimony and for the custody of two boys. Mack.

11 years old and Jack 9 years old. reported to the police Friday that her children had strangely dis appeared. arid that she was certain that they had been kidnaped by their father. Mrs. McAullffe stated that the little boys disappeared Thursday afternoon shortly after they returned from school and had gone to find a cook for her.

She claims that the' boys did not like their father and' she I sure that he could not have coaxed them oft. MeAuliffe I employed by the A. Farrell Plumbing company but. It Is said. he did not report for work on Friday morn- log.

Walter A. Sims attorney for McAuliffe said Friday that his client denies that he had any connection with the strange disappearance of the children and claims that his wife was responsible. MeAulife is also suing his wife for divorce on the grounds of cruel treatment. NEW PAY-OFF SYSTEM FOR THE COAST LINE Way-cross Oa. January 17 Spe cial The Atlantic toast Line Railroad company will- Inaugurate a different system from' the- one now in use for paying off Its employees according to reports circulated In Waycross.

On the eighth of each month their pay train cornea to Waycross- to pay off all employees and on the Ud of each mouth the workmen In the shops are paid off by checks. The plan contemplated. according to reports will be to pay off by checks twice each month and to pay both shop employees and those In the transportation department a well. BRITISH PRISONERS FREED BY GERMANS London. January 17 British prls- oners numbering 158431 have been released by the Germans.

Of these son are officers. 145776 are of other ranks. and 4 808 are civilians. An American. British and French Joint commission ha gone to Ratls- boo to supervise the movement of Rumanian and Serbian prisoners out of Austria and Germany by way of the Danube.

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CO. Atlanta's Greatest Sensation I MOON GOES DOWN Monday January 20th AM. jjjppjf jpsWIPEJr Jill jjccoiil ij Talking to HfrDaddj on a Wax Cylinder When Billy. Admiral Sims' young son In Boston. got homesick for a talk with his daddy he hunted up the local Ediphone office and gave him all the family news on a wax cylinder.

This was sent to London and reproduced by the. admiral. who sent back a voice letter' by return malt. The illustration shows both ends of the EdJphone post. This was done in the same way that letters are dictated in business of nee only of course the cylinders go to the stenographers and not across the ocean.

The BayUs Office Equipment Company has accomplished some wonderful results with the Ediphone in many Atlanta bus- ness offices. THE HOPE JEST A Gripping Story of Modern Society With a Fascinating Mystery Plot By MARK LEE LUTHER Copyright 1919. for The Cositlhition. What are you doing he demanded Improving my mind she said. Good morning.

dear. He stood by the door. regarding her sternly. believe you were jut spinning It to see It go he averred. Well what of Itr' she went smiling to meet him.

Its better than moping over what cant be helped. Aren't you going to kiss m1' Hi look implied that hi mood was too austere for kisses but Sheila put her tips within an inch of his and he fell to her plane without te dious delay. I ve had a horrible night" he said presently. Poor Torn she sighed. 'Couldn't you sleep With father talking his head off Was he7" Till all hours.

And even then I couldn't get a. wink. I just thought' and thought. But you slept. I can tell It by your eyes" Not till very late.

I don't see how you could sleep at all. But you don take this a seriously as I do. You don appreciate what it means. Why Sheila. I can only see you once In a while like this just a if we were merely engaged.

Sheila brushed back his Indignant forelock. Oh well. she returned we haven't had a real engagement yet you know. Her husbands expression grew tense But Its infamous. he exclaimed.

We might as well not be married" She let her hand fall and drew back. a trifle. We know we are Torn. That makes all the difference In the world. Does Itr Of course.

Don't we belong to each other Legally His gaze hardened. And we can write" she added. Your father wont object to that You must send me real love letters. Tom Ill look for one every day. And Ill answer every day.

You'll rind out how much I care for you. "I'm finding out now. he burst forth bitterly This cold-blooded plan of fathers suits you exactly It will be all the same to you If we never see each other between now and June. You're going to have. a lot of swagger clothes and attend a fashionable school and It has turned your head.

You switched over to fathers side the minute he mentioned It" How can you be so unjust she cried. I hate the thought of going to school again at least to that kind of a school. Id a thousand times rather earn my own living Jill you re through college. But- I am not a fool. I know that I need a better education and I'm going to get it for your sake.

I don't want you ever to feel ashamed of me Toni. And I haven't taken sides against you. Your fathers side is our side it you could only see It" He stared as if he had discovered strange new subtleties In the feminine mind and then. like the downright male he was came charging back to the primal Issue. You couldn't split hairs that way if you were truly in love.

he declared You couldn't hunt. for reasons and excuses You'd simply want to come to me as I want you to come not next June but now" And So They Were Married Episode One Intolerance By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR. Copyrijtht 1919 for The Qoutltntt01lI CHAPTER XI lira. Rowland looked around the tile living room that was flooded i the sunlight that poured through th windows. Then she sat down 1 the davenport and smiled Up at ith.

who regarded her proudly Do you like it Haven't I fixed erythiug adorably Very nice dear very nice indeed course it' small. But mother I really don't used any more room and we have every modern convenience. Of course and then Scott will get along quickly and then you'll be able to Come farther downtown. Ruth's face fell. Oh mother.

and I thought you'd rave about it. I'm not thinking of the time when Ill be wealthy. Scott makes up to me for any money we might have. Of course dear and that' as It should be. of course but I'm sure Scott has ambition to get ahead.

Surely you don't want to stay all your days In an uptown flat doing your own. work. Mrs. Rowland's words were slightly Ironical. They had the effect of making Ruth feel ill at east They took away all the pride that she had had la her apartment and made her feel aa though it did not amount to anything' at all.

They forced her to tell her mother in self-defense a thing that the had not expected to de in her for the present Scott had a raise yesterday she said trying to speak casually. Mrs. Rowland beamed. Really dear7 How muchr yen dollars a week. That Isn't bad it alL Granger says be jrtll be able to make lot.

mora tier mouth trembled piteously and with a like gesture she put out her hands to him. Cant you oh cant you ee Tom that I adore you. that it breaks my heart to say good-by even for a little while Don't make it harder for me than It I already. I don know how I'm going to live without you. I shan't have a happy moment after you go.

I I shall count the days till we can be to gether for always. He swooped upon her fiercely possessive. There wont be any days to count. he asserted. I wont give you up" "You're hurting me he gasped.

when she could. I don't care. You've hurt me" She struggled against him. half afraid and then ceased to struggle. He had.

become an embodied whirlwind she a leaf in the gale. There he ejaculated releasing her. Well have no more non- Sheila rubbed her bruised acted like a bully. she said angrily. I wont let you maul me like like that" "Don't tantalize one then.

he warned And get your bag ready Well dig out of- here at once. No we wont she replied. "We've agreed to do a your father wishes. You did the agreeing. But the real so is mine.

So pack your things No" But you've got to do as I tell you now. It' your duty a my wife" Not if youVe in the wrong. And you are. You'll look' at everything differently a day Or two. You'll realize that your father is right Father 1 a damned foot Torn she rebuked.

What It he heard you 1 Oh he doesn't mind. said a tolerant voice from the door. I often felt that way about my father before I cut my eye teeth. Son. you ve lust time to make your train comfortably Tom glared from one to the other.

"I've cut my eye teeth sure enough. he said bitterly. "Bet you two I haven't an illusion heft. Youd be kinder to a dog. The girl rave a little moan of pain.

It Isn't true she protested. It is true. He rounded on her in cold fury. "You're as hard as he is. You're for number one- every time.

I'm a meal ticket. that's all. You showed your true' colors as soon as you got me' hooked. You wouldn't go away with me as any other wife would. You bamboozled me Into coming back here so that you could fix things with him.

And now you're knuckling In to everything he demands. And you have the cheek to pretend that you're do- Ing it for my sake. But you cant pull the wool over my eyes- any longer. You married me for what you could get out of me just as you'd have married him If you had the chance. His father strode aerpes the room and clutched htm by the collar.

Eat your words you cub" he commanded. Apologize to your wife Oh no' pleaded Sheila horrified at the turn 01 affairs. He doesn't mean It he cant mean it. Roger Ballantine tightened his hold. Apologize he repeated.

But Tom chalky white wrenched himself with a defiant oath from that shameful pillory. rushed to the door and. without a backward glance vanished tragically from their view. Continued Tomorrow. than that on commissions But.

mother money and social position don't mean anything to me. Of cour e. I want a pretty home but I don't crave money for what It will bring In the way Of material things really I don't. Of course. you don't Ju now but you'll get all over this loves young dream idea after been married a while.

How can you say thatr Why child. Its true. JUst now you think that nothing matters but Scott. In six months or a year you'll get tired of living this way. You'll want more to occupy your mind you 11 get tired of waiting for Scott to come.

home for dinner and you'll begin to find that there' are other people in the world beside just you two. Of course there was a glimmering of truth in what Mrs. Rowland said but not all of it WI true by any means and there was no need of telling Ruth anything of the kind. It certainly did no good and. with her temperament.

wa likely to do a great deal of tarm. Before Ruth. eyes rose the nest on West End avenue where Jack Bond had lealled that apartment. In her. minds eye she saw the little grand piano that was to have been her wedding ores- ent toe gorgeous furnishings bought with rack money and in Imagination' she could tee on her finger the- heavy ring that she had worn for a short time end that bad brought her nothing but misery.

A though in answer to the thoughts that teemed through her' brain Ruth' mother remarked suddenly. IS think Jack will marry. that silly little Natalie Jergens. "That's tine. Ruth responded quickly.

Natalie will Jut suit Jack. He can dominate her to his hearts content. Mrs. Rowland looked at her daughter sharplyr but said nothing more. She had planted the seed of discontent Ruth's mind whether she- had intended to do it or- not.

The very way that Ruth Sad prun to Scot defense showed that in her heart of hearts she felt that she had something real- to defend. Now she had been since her marriage. successful not herself but so that to her mother eye and the eyes of other people like her Seott might appear absolutely desirable rom every viewpoint. She carried that thought with her all day a nd was more restless than she had been since ner marriage. She kept wondering whether her mothers words were true or not.

She and Scott were perfectly happy now because they had each other. Not once had Ruth regretted anything nut after the first dread of marriage itself had been dispelled that old fear that had clouded her wedding day and that was really a re suit of the stiffness of the ceremony and the strangeness of. it all Slut Scott only two nights before. had said something- about getting Into a rut. She simply must not allow that to happen and for Scott's own sake she must try to spur him on to greater things.

Of course she wanted him successful she wouldn't have him lees than any man in the world. Ruth did not know Scott well enough to realize that in a way hi business sense was lacking and what business sense he lad possessed had been seriously Impaired by the war and would take time to coax back Into working action. Continued Monday. Campaign Against Polygamy to Open In Atlanta Sunday Arrangements for an extended Mormon polygamy campaign in Atlanta and surrounding territory which will probably last for five or six. weeks are now being made by Dr.

S. M. Tlbbetts. campaign man- MRS. LULU LOVELAND SREIARD ager for the National Reform association of Pittsburgh Pa.

and Miss A E. Lllley booker for the association who Friday established their headquarters at the M. C. A. Mrs.

Lula Loveland Shepard. of Salt Lake City. Utah. widely known throughout the United States for her vigorous fight against Mormon polygamy. who will arrive In the city next Sunday and make her headquarters at the Ansley hotel.

will be one of the most prominent speak- etc in the campaign. She resided In Salt Lake City for about 26 years and for 12 years was president of the W. C. T. U.

of th state of Utah. According to Dr. Tlbbettll Mrs. Shepard came In close contact with the leaders of the Mormon church and claims that when the late Jo- seph Tr Smith prominent Mormon leader. died- a few ago he left four wives and three children.

Mrs. Shepard an Dr. Tlbbetts will speak in a number of churches In the city as well as la College Park Marietta and other. neighbor" Inc. towns.

The former speaking on The Mormon Menace" and the latter Americas Greatest The following is a. schedule of speaking dates lira. Lola LrmWId Sltptld. for tttt sad womea BonUy. Jaanary 19 TSO p.

m. Rhoda Street Preibytectas drank Monday Jaa nary 20. 7 30 p. m. Tint Baptist choreb lUrletU.

Ga. Triday. January M. 7:30 p. HL Oon Park Methodist dlttrdI.

Bonday. January 26 30 p. 111. Baptist Tabo Bade Sunday Ttury 3. 7JO p.

so. Weder Uemorial ehmch Sundsl Tebmary a 7:30 P. so. Cherokee Arena. Uethodlat chuck.

roe inane only- Tuesday Jaoary 21 30 p. so. Deettir Methodist ctarcB FTVJty January 24 p. so. College Park Ifcthodlat church Sunday.

January p. so. Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Dr. fiL TU ett for men and wenoeso 8nnd January 19 7:10 p.

m. Capitol View Methodist church YeT men wily Teesdey January 11. 7:30 p. 111. Decatur PrebJtnIma church Sunday January SO Po so.

Collet Park XethoOUt church. Was Given Large Tip Says Negro Witness In Trial for Rebating The second day In the trial of- W. V. MeMillan of the McYUlan Produce company on the charge of having offered rebates to mess- sergeants at Camp Gordon brought out a number of witnesses for the government's side of the case. A.

3. Wiener special agent of the department of justice. told of having found 14 2S on the person of Sergeant Anderson after a visit to the Mdtl11an offices. Private Otis T. Burton i negro soldier who has been mustered out of service related an Incident which ended with hi being offered 5 73 in cash which he refused.

Burton said that. he often took checks to the company's office and on one occasion was given- a tip or 10 though he had nothing to do with placing orders. Former Sergeant Whltmore. who purchased goods from McMillans said he did so not because of any commission which he expected but because he believed he could obtain prompter. tilling of his orders.

Sergeant Tucker of the intelligence department of Camp Gordon. testified as to interviews which he had with mess sergeants and with Mr. Adams of the McMillan company in which he says Mr. Adam ad mltted that some rebates had been given. AMUSEMENTS.

The 13th Chair" Comlnr to Atlanta Theater The Association of Police Inspectors of the United Ststes periousir considering presenting Byard Velller with a set if enrroiwed resolutions ts a toke Of their appreciation of hi. effort to gilPthe gen eral public a real picture of one. of weir kind. One of the most Important characters la The 13th Chair. the on melodrama which comes to the Atlanta theater Monday night for an lelDEnt of three nights tnd Wednesday matinee is an Inspector of police who la like anything but whit ltlre police officials hare been In the put but is very true to tile actual type.

Inspector Benches doesn't wear toed cheer hunt a cropped rustsche and couldn't talk out of the aide of his mouth if lie tried but he tutu till tnutnens thor ouslily as the working out of the plot of The 13th Chair" attesti Seats for the engagement are telling rapidly. Keith Vaudeville. At the Lyric. Bobble Gordon In a series of' twelve artlltlo. poses offers a delightful treat to the patrons of tile Lyric theater this week.

In. addition there Ire four. other d. numbers and some very Interesting news pictures. Four Shows Today.

At Loews Grand. At the head of the TandertUe bill of five act at Loews Grand today i George M. Rosener America a remoat character artist who la appearing In a Series of news types and recitations. The performance la continuous today four viudeville skews starting it 2 4 7 and p. so The photoplay feature of the bill la Fan San I Japanese extraveganna with the leading parts taken by Virginia Let Corbln sod Francis Carpenter.

WILL GIVE RECITALS AT WESLEY MEMORIAL An anticipated event in Atlanta's musical life are the recitals which will be given at the Wes ly Memorial church on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next week by Betsy Lane Shepherd. of New York. with assisting artists. Miss Shepherd. coming from Penn sylvania has In the space of a few years made a name for.

herself in the polls and has received favorable notice from the city's lead. log musical critics. Including the reviewer of The Musical Courier. Gifted with a soprano voice of volume and flexibility the singer adds to this a pleasing presence free from affectedness which always wins her audiences. Sara Gurowltsch.

the violoncellist who appears on the program was a winner of the Mendelssohn Bartholdi prize in 1906 for her musical attainments. Since that time she has been soloist with the New York Symphony and the Russian Symphony orchestra. positions which fully attest her ability. The third artist will he Helens Whltaker pianist. who ha been en gaged for the past few years In concert work in the eastern cities.

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MASS. Dl Government. About to Is- sue Proclamation Suppressing Irish Organization Sinn Feiners Look to Wilson for Aid. Dublin January 7. The govern ment.

is reported here. is about to issue a proclamation tightening the laws against the Sinn FelnUL Some months ago a proclamation was issued under the Crimes act. declaring that the Sinn Felner were dangerous. This was the necessary preliminary step to the suppression of the organization. but no subsequent step has yet taken.

Once a proclamation suppressing the Sinn Fein is Issued. it becomes a crime to belong to the organization and the government can prosecute any member and send him to Jail. Imprisonment does not affect the Sinn Yemen unless they do not get their own way. They cause trouble in the prisons and at the present tint there 1 virtually a state of siege. in the Mountjoy pris- on in Dublin because one- Sinn Felner there 1 not treated as a po UUcal prisoner.

To Cvlnee Parliament. The Sloan Fein intends to summon its own parliament and has already held two preliminary meetings. It treats the last election as an act of self-determination and look upon all persons elected. regardless of party a members of the Irish re public assembly. Accordingly.

they have issued invitations to their own members as well as the Carsonites and nationalists but no one of the other' party members is taking any notice of it. tour of the Sinn Felners elected are In imprisonment in England and Ireland while Patrick Mac- Carten Li am Mellowes and DIatmuld Lynch are In the United States This situation has delayed the calling of the national assembly When the assembly Is called the question is whether the government will ignore it or suppress it. Two influences are operating on the judgment of the lieutenant Viscount French who is the real ruler. One side declares that the Stan Felners have an impractical policy and will wear themselves out If let alone while if they are harassed they' will retain the country's support. It is said he is a home- ruler.

but will Insist on obedience to the law. The Sinn Peiners intend if the national assembly meets to nominate Professor Do Valera Arthur Griffiths and Count Plunkett as delegates to the peace conference. They will claim representation as If Ireland were a separate state like Belgium or Serbia. They do not expect that their claim will be granted but are doing all they can to get President Wilson raise the Irish question. Look to Wilson for Aid.

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This schema would give Ulster protection without putting it in a privileged position. It' 1 believed that. Ireland would accept this or a similar plan If it came from a neutral tribunal in stead- of from the British parliament. If President Wilson anemia become Interested In such a plan it is argued by- Its supporters the government would relieved of a difficulty and the president would get credit from Irish-Americans for finding a way out ot a critical alt- nation. They declare that the Sinn Fetners although they probably will still protest against a link with England would' either have to accept the plan or be deserted by their supporters.

If some such settlement i not reached it Is believed there will be the usual disorder and imprisonments. Ireland some hold will probably reply. to imprisonments by more disorders. Meanwhile- there i comparative calm In Ireland. SINN FEIN GUNS SEIZED IN LONDON.

London January 17. A number of elvers and several hundred rounds of ammunition belonging to Sinn Felner have been seisOd here. according to The Mail. Two arrests have been made. What would you do If you had a million poundsT Nothing Tit-Bits.

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to come. There i a splendid preparation Women for over halt a century have applied before the stork' arrival known as Mothers Friend. This is a most grateful penetrating remedy that at once softens and soothes the myriad of. broad. flat abdominal muscle under the skin of the abdomen.

By it regular use during the period the nerves tendons and cords are relaxed and there is an absence of nausea down pains strain and general discomfort more often than otherwise experienced when nature I. By the use of Mother Friend night and morning the muscle relax with ease when baby cornea the time at the crlalll la shorter and pain and danger ii naturally avoided. Write the' Bradlleld' Regulator Company. Dept. II Lamar Building Atlanta.

Georgia. for their Motherhood Book and obtain a bottle of I Mothers Friend front the druggist by all means. and get Into. conditi to meet the trii dr. 1 I O' 1 c.

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