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United Press Dispatches 12 feomfcd Pr nfcpatchW THE BUFFALO SUNDAY TDIES, MARCH 19, 1922. "Poison?" echoed the old man, Before the man's hand could reach carried habitually in a compartment' of his wallet. loudly. "I don't understand. "Ani.

when trtei. tret Out SJTld A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "LAD; A DOG" "Lucky this curtain is out or view forth into the aperture, facott growled fiercely. Through the darkness Brennep could hear the swift padding of the collie's feet as Scott left his place at the foot' of tell you about it," Roy. with another prodigious yawn, "I from the spy hole," he thought. "Else it would have been ransacKea hii wan rin wn at dinner.

An. found somebody a lOCKea me in. What's the idea ot treating a guest like that? I was so sore I made I'd have had to use my fingernails the shelf ana trottea snarpiy acruoo the room. The collie, like all the best of his grand breed, was quick to note his master's every change of mood. up my mind I'd wait till -the door was unlocked and then get out of Instead 01 an incn-iong iiau.

Securing the tiny knife, he opened its single little blade and knelt again before the painting. Remembering ia Thrilling Story of Mysterious Adventure your house. I had a splitting head ache, so I put out the lights, i tnea During the past hour ne naa seen Brenner was nervous and eternally nn (riaorrt a en in at snmethine or some the artlessly arum arrangement 01 the spy hole, an arrangement -i-oh-v the riiftiire. had been cut to stay awake in the asm. jsui -fell asleep and" The locking -of the door was, a body.

Therefore Scott had at once in such a way as to leave the flap mistake," soothed Dayne. "One of By Albert Payson Terhune, the Celebrated Novelist the servants in locking the house for the night turned the key, not 1 dropped into tne roie 01 waituuue-That was why he had reported the presence of some onebehind the picture, half an hour earlier. That hanging over tne opening, no resolved to follow the same pattern. Reaching up, he found the top right hand corner of the canvas. Into 7 The First Publication in Any Form" knowing you were in the Gray havan't a cfun We haven't any Room.

It is unlocked, now. May I come in with the whiskey, or" too was wny ne now gave a alarm. Trottinsf to the doorway he this he drove the snarp incn ot steel. Then, paralleling the right hand side of the frame, he cut skil "RED OF FOUR CHAPTERS. IS' fiiSJl I trhan inii firiiv head and sniffing curiously, at the growled, threateningly.

thing except our brains and your serviceable set of jaws. If I were a betting man I'd be inclined to fully downward. At the same instant a sounded at the panel of the door. The nei-teri summons darted quote the odds against us as something close to ninety to; one, with His blade encountered no stronger 1 Aa itt rT than th rottinsr canvas. some object- air, the do? suddenly reared himself Brenner was at one alert and on his hind legs, placing hia white ready for -whatever might follow, forepaws on the stone shelf under But nothing followed.

The the "Laughing Man and sniffing through Brenner's tense nerves like It slithered its way noiselessly from liv, taivi. 1 a cannon shot. He siippea snentiy from the shelf and across the room. The dog whimpered soitiy unaer hi. Vrnalh ot th note of WOTrV In nwr on me tinued to watch Roy soke curiously upward ax mo top to bottom Of the picture, ciose to the right style of the frame.

TWoVt -feeHnsr Ms WaV to the it iw wr uuai ne is irom jua. inw 00 uau wnu mr inp i aioud -toonine to Dat the collie as Again the tiny nap 01 paimeu "It is not unlocked, now," aeniea Brenner, crossly. "I bolted it on this side, and I don't care to come out and talk. I'm dead with sleep after that chill and all the fatistia I went through. If you'll -let me get back to sleep again I'll promise to, clear out at daybreak.

Good night." He stamped away from the do and flung himself noisily on the bed. Dayne waited a moment longer. Then Roy could hear him tiptoe away down the hall. "They wanted to wait till enough of them were in the house to maka As he reached the door tne Knocit this time more im- ry trolley when ho was posted from tb stern or a txrt JLee lerrjr Doai, he did so seemed to quiver, as though it had his adored master's whispered voice. Lifting his head, he" nudged Bren- nu a fnrnarm -oultVl his nOSe and then frame's left upper corner, he mtde a nao iciiwvvu, if loiiowing ana rescuing iiim irom oroTung.

iiuiw mcs oreiiwr "Scotty he said "the chill is past just then lilted ana aroppea. Ruin to otns- hi ctn-hlnir arwl lw in Invited to dinner. I i 1. I o.on" -allaA pnv ROftlV. -imii- 1 enr frnm Ton to nottom.

peratfveiy. Koy caiiea out, sieepiy, atranB-iinsr an artistic yawn as he loM hia Hear! nc-jiinst ROVS knee. mUhAiit onnnl anA maninul. 9 1 out luc xevcr iseema jxavtj tuwo 1 I a nfrn its place. Either that or else it's At the command Scott dropped on VV Ui .111 vri.wwi.

did so. 1 r. I .11 iAtta1 nrnca tliA timer the lftlite SO SIOWIV as R.U The mute expression oi irnuuuo and trust had a queerly reassuring fttiirungiy not nere. suppose we an iuurs rs wvnw "Who's there?" he asked, tnickiy iPi ret nn'" prevent any noise of ripping, he cut the on-ient eanvna. frnm side to Side.

He At ilea itain Brenner fet introauoea to uuaa uncie uax- a la-u- cuiw V'iAlfwi vnun Viapm sfM. TT- la rlv--n a. tin If. r.ff rIrf hi ncr fwlnncinfir rtnt hi Roetit. did you?" said man, head "Thlci ia T.aVTie MHie the Old and effect on the trouDiea patted Scotf silken i unnrpil Anrft more! Kia Kronth "Ynil to l'zuU, eappoel to be a number of the household.

iYom the room where 1 left, scotty. Not many lor all eve-1 Brenner man's voice through tpe aoor, its at the bottom, lose along the base of the frame. Then nanainsr hn listened With his li to ctianK tUs clothing he hears ITncle Max upbraid Hilda for bring- I jg and an night, eh? Wall, let's were bo close to the picture that it thom whil thev last. And could be noticed above the smell phat' tho pip-ht snirit. Scotty.

in him to lied Ruin, because of bis fenr that Brenner may expose them. enj0. in him to lied Ruin becanae of bhi fenr that Brenner may expose them, Ln1nv And now let's get busy. The only A he removes hl wet clothing. Uncle Max comes Into the room.

uncle! th winjow open." of the dry paint. But keep away ear to the loosened canvas for any nnccihie sound from the far side. i iil iin mum vucuuab mviv mvu aiui I rrttvt rnora Knnirv nuvi lie Miuns way to do when you're cornered is to carry the fight to your enemy, cnionce that's the very last thing The canvas hung now from its two servants. He offers to drive Brenner to the Paterson car after Taklns. a clffareue ITm.

two servants. He offers to drive Brenner to the Paterson car after a iU we're in a. trap. That last glimpse Know ii mo. watchine us be oinncr ana rnOTes uwe trrniiers we auuiuis irom uw nwui.

oI nJa showed him Recline to allow him to handle tu f-m the ble he saunred toward bee If he had a chance to sro through these, Brenner says to Scotty, "the the two east wmaows. iiis oacit was fnra 1iTlTlr too. II he expects you to do, and you can enmo timo land a eood wallop be sure of finishing me," mused Brenner to himself, "and then got ma to open the door. pleasant crowd, Scotty. They" He got no further.

The sinister silences were split by a hideous scream a scream of mingled anguish and fright. Then came far-off cry: "Brenner! For God's sake, help me! The cry -was strangled into qnick stillness. Continued Next Sunday. he did he saw dry accent oddly stirred ana uncertain. I came to see if you are all right.

I'm sorry I waked you. I've brought you some whiskey to top that quinine, and some" "Thanks," snapped Brennan, in excellent imitation of thp crossness of a newly awakened man. "I don't drink. And if I did I wouldn't take a drink you offered me. Not after the dirty trick you tried to play on my collie.

Even if you don't like dogs it was rotten to try to poison Scott. He is my pal and uncut top surface like a curtain. Pocketing the razon-sharp little knife and balancing himself precariously on the stone shelf, Roy Brenner gently pulled aside the loose v.nnino. -onxraa flan With his left have been In the fire for fair." Btm to the lamp ana io me re. 1 i Vhot i of fibre naner in annH in he txnnins nut me find that slip- or IlDre paper in rr the clothes in Paul's domes.

Ana vaAriukiu. iiio iww v-. lr. mnrA. But he doesn't fore he gets his guard tup.

That's our move. They think ve're stuck here, helpless, for the night, Scotty. They won't look for us to take the aggressive. Notice that window em-hrasure. Scottyi boy? Did you stop hand.

With his right he prepared jj 'j --w- -ntonti. in agajnst his thumbnail. But not once Bnvln- on us tbe'foldtaof ttlndow cOTtalnsT He tries on tli suit belcKlns to Paul ilTlT" tnpiClUre OI ui I there, Scotty. All henows nu it mii a -Htli nn rImt two lnrhe loncn- than the other. In sincn dinner is that I've found the to explore the aperture oenma u.

tto was a-tingle with excitement. to wonder wnv it so His nerves were on edge. ho nnrf- -lir. nf nTwr. rilrf- rl -mndi(vl.

After As ne approacnea It. on ma way fa nninnir1 and that I'm not to the window tne ia.nt8mmmer nuinine. Clever ta 1 in f'tlil urith tils nthp fwloneinffit-' fl I ini? SowVE to Ih7enk rK I kock the door nrUO0fJOmIThallaTm? -Sing the torn eye of a picture TTr tij hpiih nf unmiinl lomrth. I Sn- KOy came io a nail, almost rjiit he's seen enough 1 1 WMIHII II A Kir. IM I 1 M.

I'll II 111 I II' rITlEIMI- ITSI TT," I 111 I I 1111. niiui 11 IO 1 I aWat Paul and la told he is friend of the He also tells Brenner -t Iumble loudly I Acting on impulse Roy Brenner 'Nash Leads the World in Motor Cor Value wasn't done for nothing! The man who built it that way had a good reason for it. (Notice that the picture hangs midway between those two east windows, where the space between the embrasures sticks furthest out into the r6om? "Notice that peephole in the picture, Scotty? There was a human eye behind that, looking down here whoro there's an eve there's rv. ,111 t-i it Hrivm in tinxnitiii. liiirt.i.

mm. A hey re wet or someuiing. xuvy i i tvi nlate of eravy- viLfUAivr i ctTMlf A I J. 1 1 1 1 iJiiiniiiB i uaads him to stay. The diners are startled by a roar of a wild beast and a Jwon-1 fl h.

struck three of soaked food from the hearth, he As lie spoKe ne sirucK xnreo 01 tha i-mn food over the 1 the matches at once ana imea tnem I-i'of the onen fire. Six Sedan CHAPTER IV. There a sputteringly hissingr Brenner tarns about to see Soott sprimr at the throat of a man entering Deen noiae as the moisture came In con- 1 bound to be a Whole body or a good nf one There's an opening trW--hallway from the Idtcben wing. Brenner believes him to be the Hindu "oinentw intensity tact with the red coals, inen oars-hut there Is no trace of the Kitchen in his clothes. Brenuer recall Uythut i1 aboVe his ead ness filled the room a chilly, t.

hk kb.r, lu-n hourtin- thA Vnrt I fprn ihe painting aoove nis tnit at diiKlc and that of the man who pushed him overboard and under- 7IZJ: evM "Now then, Scotty!" whispered frxls the eollia attack. HiMa say the man Is not tlve nook. "He's Uncle 1 far more shabby and I Boy as he patted the excited dog The bo tier siznals silence and exnlains that the wd3 far J110 shabby ana we cant see them 'ZZ -i-f ti, ook. Asked to nut the eolUe in the IcenneL Brenner tRan had. appeareo at a aisiance see U8.

So it decline, saying the dog always sleep in his room. Uncle Max objects to hv rin oi th absence fifty-fifty on that proposition. Th -hrnnn Brennc- -enlles. "Where I stav. mv do! wa marred by a rip of-the absence them.

And if Wy-." Still shiverinjc he retires 1th Soofty to hLs room. The buUer brings rt hLr ieatment in 1 a coming soon or I'm no prophet TV4e7seraps for the dog, hot Brenner fob ids Scotty to touch them. A mouse dently had hard treatment in its Whensu comes lt.u bring us to i r-wla from the some of the food and dies. Brenner Iilite a of onlv clinch with the Real Thing! Watcl 1 1 d. A 4.

V. behind that picture. An opening big enough for a. man to look through. That's why the embrasure is do deep, Scotty.

There's a space there half as big as a hall bedroom. And the picture masks it. "Talk about being trapped behind barred windows locked doors, Scotty. Why. boy, the only thing that keeps us from getting out of here is an oblong of rotting canvas.

There's an opening behind the picture, scotty. And the opening must lead somewhere. Because the man behind it came from somewhere to- get there. That's good logic, isn't it' We aren't prisoners, you and I scotty. We can walk out any time we want to.

"And they won't be expecting us. an walk out Of Uw-rooW' 4A vvi KVV' ies him sick and dizzy. He exc-aims, -Good Lord!" CHAPTKR' VI. "Laugh Hid not know how place, above the plate of food, along- 1 ing Man. CHAPfER V.

The sat there beside the ex- i ion ne odi -iuo ui mtjn my iu uciiu muuse, i kjiiks v. vjj--. I ii .1 f.J VaJIh Tn. I j. 1I nnllin 11lcin Kiuea Dy iu iirst niDDie ax tne otner naa sunereu uamj.

tinguishea lire, mo ws ate lirst crust. tnree-siaea rip nau uren wmo at his leet, wnue me uuuwii i 1 i i .3 An null ft 1 7 1 kw-tllA TVT TYl f1 II ivoy dck was io ine ittoio ugni, 111. ahu e(j lo grow which with the hearth fire provided hung by a flap. Moreover per-land tne c0a seeped into the heat- Ihn.rnniTi'ii Anlv 11 It, I no Inn A I I rw4 frnm KOmfi (iMIieht it I 1 -nr Th man Sat aS alert US UIII.IICV.WII. 1.

lll.l I in. 1 UVlIll side stood Scott, brought to his seemed to be quivering a very little; nugilist who awaits the sound or i i av -i v.vi ii -i hi hnnv master oy tne latter muttered ex- as it migm nav uu? il Dwm. the gong, nis mm- a- all right. Whether or not-we can walk out of the house is a different proposition. But we'll take that up when we come to it." i )--niAn i lif tarl tVi flan then let It nan irRn Lilts iia auu men wi.

-voa v.ri nna Drawlnsr out his eiearette. case again. i once, as ne wdu Brenner went through the motions All this Brenner saw faint noise, his hand siiPPeu Not being a born 1001, rtuy knew nerfectly well that his of onenintr it and eountintr its con- I i nip pocnei, V' pP-nmg ii anu lounung ua ton I v. hisi cigarette and moved rpturned to his lap In other ways, too, does this exceptional endurance constantly impress itself upon you. In the very low running cost, in the meager service expense, and in the slow depreciation of the car from the standpoint of resale value.

great collie could not grasp the T-'The room, like the rest of the Red. TtyTn was old fashioned and ocetntrio in architecture; evidently he work of a. raid-nineteenth designer whose ideas were more rrSinal than artistic. Chs room was, roughly, a hexagon, "'is befitted its position In the turret angle of the house. It had window embrasures as deep as those of a 'pteiiaeval castle.

the two east windows, on "Vio" bare gray stone wall above a 4 ort pt "tone shelf, hung a particular ugly and huge and battered ''copy of FTan- Hals's immortal ot the "Laughing Man." Hoy had scarcely given a look, to this bis Picture iW its aralshed frame in the shadowy end of the ill-lighted room. And even now his Straying Blance had rested on it only 'by the instinctive concenUation of -t- funsp.A bv a glint THE result of the added endurance with which the Nash Six is endowed is to give you a mechanism whose smoothly powerful and continuously efficient performance is maintained to the very end of an uncommonly long life. tents, as tnoutrn in an ertort to compute whether or not he had t0 nearest "1 empty and Brenner-was-awre u. i i- fDAon vt ata vt in iiH ui. i :i.in nosirr meaning ot one in.

mumblingly whispered words. But, like many a lonely man, he had a i to his doe as 11 r- that as ne enough cigarettes to last him until 1Zi as queer morninsf the window's embrasure. It was as He remembered no leer tr nnw Jl 1 CHICHI lv --v. TKim nlo V. i-i 1 nraa ell-hMv ucru 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lainini.

iQthert and raised the Win Hr-ntt were a human. Arid, some- had been swimming' more and more feebly just before, he reached the ice floe he had sought to lighten his progress by kicking his shoes nig progress Dy kickius Vites But his eyes were not on tne silver I Anw a nil lrtrtk-efi out into tne C1OU0- 11 iVrn mprft TIULL1I1K I- 1 1 case. uney were rivetea on tne -rini tvot half iirht black night. A swirl of icy wind nirtnre Rv that half lieht an one black nignt. A swiri 01 itjr thoughts into spoken words was a heir, to rov in the working out of into the roon, cWm ng him hff.

PB he had not been able to i to the bone. But Brenner did not the strength or the time to spare the strength or the time to his plans. in unfasten tnem. xueu, he had recalled the heavy auto- 1 I 1.1-. ny.nl-Af' y.

he naa recaue- hin Docket FOURS and SIXES Prices range from $965 to $2390 f. 0. b. factory his feet and, guided wholly by his fiirention. made his way a bl hAPk was to th liirht the tne coia.

ju8i men AS nis bach, was to tne ngnt, tne hrnw at a set of stout in hia it and not on the cr barricaded the win- mng waa of steel and ana not on tne case wouia not nave 4 v.verv tounce toward the picture of the "Laughing a hrl flrawn the thick if Jight. where assuredly BO light t'eusrht to be k. human eve roving over r.n.n?"tLbJfW"C" Presently he lowered, the window weht Just then was a draw- Alan. curtains there was not so much as a iko niiiiivooivu JJ kn novt HT1P TS 7 tha nC. I ITl DH -i i.

nause and focus gray glimmer irom tne ivu windows to guide him. convey. I. thrnnirh Its un-' harl reached back heen out so lone they A queer and seemingly imposs ible 'ws protected by a yanked tne big pistol from his fancy had possessed At the wasnea ass To the "wTiV it sink to the river lit, ugut l' must? have given up spying this. LtnnT in order to make his own enr 1 Rppm-ii in kov iiih i i i aughing Man" was actually wink- This also wsbarrea.

feeble progress tne easier I xnence, wanting kuici.j, i tn tne rusn ut ing at nim. i Tts nanels were k. rniion. Even wrhen he time" he tola Jiims-n. think I've gone to bed.

And whoever was at the peephole will have gone away till daylight. There'd be no sense in his staying there to stare Into the blackness." His groping fingers found the From only one the two painted oak. Vtu5ded and criss- Ws wet garments for Paul's eyes of the portrait did thatfaint or two i mediaeval SBfL he had been too exhausted renection snine. Ana every tew sec- .7. i-n -nroannn's n.

"on any unexpected spot of illumma- 3 Roy Brenner had loolced up-his ittenU'on waa ca-ghtl by-the very Mirrtmest gleam; of light reflected from, the sombre old painting. Not Realizing that he was sUU gazing at ,11 he was suddenly brought to stren-t'ous attenUon by the vanishing and the instant reappearance of the oVdark corners of a room now then will catch reflections of "rft on any smooth or shiny and will hold them -But so (tool to th onlooker remains light not vanish and phenomenon kronen). A -fl Kb a ml to the onds it disappeared. ornamentation wn.i and too eager Thus might the ot a man re- door was locked from iTut now its loss smote him like lampuBUt anu uau in the face. such a man been standing at the the outside.

a he whispered. NASH-BUFFALO CORPORATION MAIN AT NORTHAMPTON room's far end. And PPort- H.Ur oer "him! wouln't" gamble a plugged nickel tious man winkea ih- M-. knowledge that he was tranced now on our chances of coming stone shelf beneam iU.B Noiselessly he drew himself up on he narrow shelf until he was crouchfng Tn front of the picture itself The canvas, he figured, running his hand lightly oyer it, was about four by three in area Then, bending low and to the right he felt for the I curtain fold Tn which he had hidden the various ticles he had taken from his cloth-arucieH 11 Hosed presently course would have disappearea. o- frighten Roy.

But it filled out of this clear. We're cooped in a the eyelid is not a smoothly stiin lowing wrath. Loom with barred door and windows, J. A. MacINTOSH Niagara Falls, K.

Y. NASH-SOUTH PARK Inc i Triangle at Alamo ins surface, as is tne eyeoa anu i rHi- tt room nicely equipped with spy ASH-EAST BUFFALO CO. Genesee at Fougcron course could not retieci ubiu. ou. nnl and with Lord knows what Brenner was by the fire- Inaifd carefully Roy Brenner's his temper.

'And this fight Is one else. We're in a house with a bunch ommausThgo rtiloV "even! Weibluf Hiny gold penknife which he electric chair in nis caa. in -hia if.c.oun'sel DYED A SWEATER .1 Rut hin eves were iixea Xlo Ui urvc -1 1 1 -iff strainingly on that picture between WITH niiv- i. n7s retina accustomed Itself to the shadows the more absolutely certain was he that Franz Hals's Immortal 'Laughing Man" was staring fixedly at him with one Seen aid by THE BUFFALO TIMES undreds of Bills Have DIAMOND DYES eye. i Th rortrait'a other eve was in visible in the gloom.

But the one 11 i Niimhprs Each Dav as Your Bill Mav the Next Paid steady Human eye in tne piciuro con tinued to gaze ana at interval- 10 Look Caretuuy uver ine diS iwt.i r- Road. Cowlesville, N. Gas Bill -Paid, $5.25 piosft for an instant and then to reopen, Tel. Bill Paid 'i. i T-nu.

rtt TpI. Rill Paid It had been the careless striking Evtsry "Diamond Eyes' package tells how te dye or-tint any worn, faded garment or drapery a new rich color that will not streak, spot, fade or run. Perfect home diyeing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even if yoo have never! dyed before. Just tell vour druggist whether the rfve ti wool or silk. Anna Sellvin, 21 E.

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Edighoffer, 27 Parkwood, Kenmon r.uiguuiier, a i Jt ii fv juu, ncuiuuic Bill Paid Elec. Bill -Paid Tel. Bill Paid in 1 1 ot the match whtah lirst naa caugnt Roy's attention to the reflected cham from the nicture. He had put A Kellogg, 115 Plymouth Ave Bill Paid Mrs Frank Dubke, 211 Thompson St. Bill Paid J.

J. Garter, 03 Ungef Ave. Tel. Bill Paid Bradley, 104 Hedley, Medina Bill Paid Peter Scalia, 88 Nineteenth St. Joseph Sitzman, i65 Leslie St.

V. J. Nathan, 1365 Hertel Ave. Mrs. Charlotte Gaske, 39 Manitoba St.

jjiii i ana A. P. McGonnell, 51 Jackson, Bradford. Bill Paid Wm. Roy Gash, 210 State Batavia Tel.

Bill Paid out the match at once. But, -now that hn vm lonkine for it he could I Bill Paid Bill Paid linen, cotton, or still make out with some difficulty th rpfiaction which, had he not mixed goods. For fifty-one years hon looklmr for It. must" have millions or womea have using to add vears or 2ionft his notice. ThA thine was ImDOSsible.

Tet Does Your Gas Bill Bear kr to their old, shabby waists, Fkirta, dresses, everyt-ung! there it was. The portrait was spy Is Your Telephone Listed Here I 1 a. A. iJi A VlT 11 VlOWA TkOIrl ing on him was watching him witn the Following Numbers? Aaveruse 1 r4 Miianf fm 4l-l A-A W. Tlfvf WAT.

t.f- If so. THE TIMES Will The Buffalo TIMES Will Pay Electric Light Bills Bearing the Following Numbers. Is Yours Here? If Not, Look Tomorrow. (Buffalo General Electric Co.) City and Outf-Town Electric Light Bills. i 11 iz is, Dnng or mau your -iuo ut i.w THE TIMES Office and receive the amount stated on the bill.

It is understood, of course, that this covers regular local service and does not include special long distance calls. Fasts Pay It. More Numbers oman Niagara Falls Medina 276-J Batavia 612-R Clean Dunkirk ...5436 Bidwell 0354-M Tupper I1344-M Crescent Jefferson 1558-W Abbott 2449-J Over 5Q Days Tomorrow. (Iroquois Natural Gas and Niagara (Illuminating) Gas Co.) City. Gas BUU Woman Relieves Appendicitis 4 by Fasting.

i -r rA 1 Sample Gas Bill Number 1 JLoses du irounus 2211 21 1932 2 1927 .15 1831 33 1826 7 Sample Electric Bill Number J0H1 J0HBS 660 PURDT ST. LOWER foul matter which poisoned the Byatem for mentb-s and which nothing else can dtslodre. ft brines out ail passes, thus Immediately reliering pressure i. ti thefirrMlt amount 2416 30 2412 6 2321 27 2317 .3,. 2214 -14- 1 Adlerika draw from 465 10 JOHN B.

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I i.lly HowTer. it preceded by trouble nstiptioti or ratlir 3tarboce. Often when there itl cn be mrded Tn tAcUj t- lime m.nner in iiilh no jra-rd ifrlnt the spread of thongrht waa Tour ayie-a. -rj i. after a natural movement ana notice how much more foul matter it brings put 1..

"In ctlls-ht 1 S- L4 660 660 2623 uch as occasional constipation. Out of Town Gas Bills 6 433 12 60 30 6 441 117 60 30 6 473 38 60 30 9 290 135 25 30 L07 9 226 408 81 30 L06 2 307 49 25 30 2 295 217 25 23 2 297 153 25 30 2 302 17 25 30 3 274 1 4 25 30 2 820 18 25 23 L12 2 823 68 50 30 2 x17 84 25 23 2 x17 809 25 30 2 153 393 25 23 L04 4 718 581 59 23 4 669 59 60 30 3 722 105 25 30 L08 3 406 211 25 23 5 407 254 60 23 gonr stomach, ffa we biuucu alck headache, one spoonful Adlerifca att a vet -ii 1 tf A lnnsrer treat- 1 1 Uinifci a ment, however, Is necessary in ca8 01 Hamburg 29 8 obstinate constipation ana ii stomach trouble, preferably under direc When ao pridinj tion ot your pnyaicia-. Orchard Park .102 32 Report From r-yseina. von on tne trood effect f.tb" treble th- development of 1 or riPP. pr UstiTr ryle to firUt the rerm and Itir to carry off the poi.on.

from fhi tr Jast eacUy the nine pro- This iUostmes the way numbers appear on gas and electrio bills. Look yours right now. The numbers are the same each month, ilf you are in the habit of mailing the bill with your check and, therefore, have no old bills about the house, remember, when you get your next bill, that it is only necessary to enclose the "stub" portion of bill with your remittance, you will then have a record of your number on the address sde of the portion you retain, Do not delay paying your bills promptly in the regular way for you get your money on a receipted bill just the same as on one you still have to If your number is published this month do not think that is all you may receive; it may appear again next month or the number of one of your other bills may be published. All Gas, Electric and Telephone bills must be presented within two days after date of publication of numbers. In the case of gas numbers, both numbers upper and lower must compare correctly.

I had from Adlerik since I prescribed t. 1 T. I1. niriois. Little Valley 19 "I have found nothin? in J.J' practice to excel Adlenka." (Signed) Dr.

i aDDendicitl8. jamea weaver. Aiiiorilca in all bowel cases. Some Lackawanna .242 21 reoaire only one dose." ISiffned) Dr. -I ArkiSir Adlerik.

feel wTMTllEair itlaepuc to urjpesaarj. j'- utMtlul AUieje. noir offered te the public a DOUBLK action StSrtinal Ptic and COM-awtem deaii-er. This prepara- Blasdell 6 9 the AWFUL IMPUBITIBS my system." (SlRneai J. -Adierika Is a constant people who havo uaed only ordinary bowel and stomach medicines, on -m 1 sTrTI.ETB action.

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