The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 17

z ( i Fire finally by | for the nerves of various families pand they always left more hurriedly FRIDAY, DECEMEER 3, 1920. | : FARMHOUSE TS BURNED Se | York State Landmark, Avoided for Generations, No Longer Standing ROCHESTE Dee, 8. ed the fam js old house on the farm, a he south of She © tramps are used the blaze mn reputed as eral generations The seventies it had 1 irebugs ha had! “ha for sev © back in| t been occu and wind were | Broken out years ago, and the aged Structure presented a most repug-| WAnt and dilapidated appearance. | Watives claim no one ever re fm the building for more than a few Months. Tt is enid that the original owner ef the farm occupied the & few days, the family being unabie fo endure the strange sights and Moises. Bats have been tho only Remnants in recent years Weird noises are alleged to have Been heard in the house in the Might and strange lights were seen Moving about the rooms, it is said. | ‘The noises and lights were too much ws house only Who moved in from time to time, in they entered. For thirty years, tt ts «aid, the yuilding had stood untenanted and} indown, as there was no incentive Wn the part of the owner of the| Property to keep it in repair. The house was near an old cemetery, | nd this cemetery had something to/ do with the “ha ” im the opinion of some old rv * Touring Club of France Greets U. Untversity of Washington students | lucky | than 14,000 tractors. lenthuisiastic statement made recent }fered from indigestion continually. | KNEW HOW TO GET IT WASHINGTON, N, C, Deo, 3 The Rev, Ro F. MeLendon, a revivalist, announced that in his here was a man wh n betraying his family ding an upright tife led that unless that & $10 bill in the col jon box he would announce hist Bighty-five $10 bills were deposited when the box was passed ! ed | Naval Reservists Recalled to Duty} Three hundred and fifty enrolled men of the force of the 13th nava been recalled to active training on board the batt pe of the Pacific ny . the fleet t will report at the erton between I and will return betwee and April 1, naval reserve distriot have duty under avy yard at B er 6 and 1 n March 1 Ever since the Middle Ages the | ear bones of a fish have been held Kansas farmers are using more FRIEND GIVES GOOD ADVICE TO MRS. BENSON Seattle Woman Regains Health and Picks Up Fifteen Pounds by Taking Tanlac “Tantac has relieved me of a bad cane of stomach made me no words can't expr feel toward the medici © for yoars, « ly by Mra W. W. Benson, of 3828 Warsaw Ave., Seattle, Wash “Before I got Tanlac, I could ly get about, and didn't strength enough to do my house | work, but now I'm feeling just fine and can do all m perfect ease, My words can’t express the gratitude I have housework with | tite waa so poor trouble that has | ¢ | @nd gratitude.” Were greeted on the oceasion of the| Even the little I did eat caused me Stadium dedication by the Touring | intense pain, and gas formed in such Club of France. The following | quantities that M distressed me ter Message was transmitted Wednesday |ribly. At Umea my head ached so thru C. A. Guerard of the local/bad it almost drove me to distrac French vice consulate: jtion, and I had such dizzy spells I “The 150.000 members of the| would have to le down for a while. Touring Club de France send their|[ was so nervour the least little) fraternal salutation to the students thing upset me, and was #0 restless @f the University of Washington,|! never knew what & was to get and thru them to young Americans |% good night's sleep. @t large, to whom France fs attach-| “I'm certainly glad I followed the €4 by indissoluble bonds of affection |Advice of my friends and took Tan lnc, for it haw completely rid me of all my troubles. I have a splendid appetite now, can eat just anything Manganese Property |1'wan: witnut i causing me par to Be Talk Subject trou trouble, and have guined m pounds In weight I “The Manganese Properties Found | never h. an ache of pain, sleep PARK OFFICIAL HAS NOT QUIT ‘The question lx; Has J. W. Thomp son, superintendent of the park de partment for the past 18 years, re signed—or hasn't he? The minute books of the park de partment at Wednesday's meeting of the board. as approved last show that Thom#eon's resignation was formally accepted at its meet ing last week, “You can tell the tewn that I have ened,” at's all I'l say at present, | you all about it later.” - SUIENCE DISCOVERS | SUBSTITUTE FOR GLAND OPERATION The benefits of the marvelous gland operations can now be ob tained without submitting to the knife, By A new discovery, the glandular substance can be supplied In ¢ form. ndine i» a revelation tn the mod history of medicine. Gland ine ot a dru ing gland itself, pared for intern The greatest physicians tndorse glandular treatment, Glandine re bulida the nerve «ystems, It tx therefore, the most efficient toni for all weaknesses, lack of energy ambition, ete apaule atte at all Swift Drug | + © order direct from Lab #, Inctosing $3, Maited tr plain wrapper. 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