The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1919, Page 21

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919.’ ST Ramer SES SUH OD LEASES “DOC” STRKESO, (tg Sze eee Away. teply, “And I want to make clear ; nes , running between e J U right here that I bave no ot] stock, i aamcsese tt aan ee ees] TART IN LONDON RICHER HE SAYS. | OF ANT PERSON'S MoneY|ifinas Syartt mv ithe . a \ ’ a . the stoc! owne: e Bs Kirkia 6 q jo irs. ies — - home of another MM? nent part In 8o- It’s Grandmother’s Recipeto Just as well off as tf I had. yt ‘ . rts ‘The old-time mixture of Sage Ten : Building Designed to Be Great- Well Worth $1,000,000, Cook ‘ ; COL. HELMICK URGES “Papa's Diapopdln"’. at ence }|strested and jaded han uy pean 1 est Market—Yearly Rent | Declares, and Producing ‘ ‘ UNIVERSAL DRILL|{ fixes Your Sour, Cassy, | Mathers recipe, and folks are again For Infants and Children.’ for Site $240,000. 5,000 Barrels a Day. : oti» ‘ tsadidallidcon, . Acid Stomach even color, which is quite sensible, as an mn, paietatoditahs _ livt it hy outh- q Says Only One Man in Three tal ‘sppearenes is of the greatest Sas “g oz. It, 1819. by The Prom Putstiching Oo, Though ho hasn't gét it in nis 3 " Stomach acidity causes indigestion !| vantage. p a The New York Evening World) leschet, de. Bvederiek B,'Gook aes Is Fit for Military Food souring, gad, distress! Wonder| Nowadays, though, we don’t have LONDON, Oct. 14—Consideradle : Service, | ‘ ‘ Interest has bean aroused by the an- Clates he ts at least §1,000,000 detter b ervi hab Speet eat St eld Well, don’t | the troublesome task of gathering the r 3 othe : e— nouncement that the London County off for having discovered oll. Unitke| J H | WASHINGTON, Oct. 14—Universat|or two of Pape Dixpepein. all the| Alt drug stores sell the ready-heomas Genuine Castoria Council's Improvement Committee discovering the North Pole he hae A military training to build ap the/iumps of indigestion pain, the sour-| product, improved by the addition of . - has recommended the acceptance of the well and the oll to prove it, he young men of the country as well as|ness, heartburn and belching of gases,| other. ingredients, called “Wyeth's 10L-3 PER GENT. an offer by the Bush Co, Ltd. of a &* to be a military asset was urged be- | due to acidity, vani ly worder-| Sage and Sulphur Compound.” ' It is ALGOR ie he Px ~ Po ANegctable PreparationforAs Fent of $240,000 a year for a lease for The “Doc” arrived at the Prince 3 tore the House Military Affairs Com. | ful very popular because nobody can dis- at pb . ninety-nine years of the “Island site” George Hotel looking as young as Ss mittee yesterday by Col. HL A. Helmick lions of People know that it Is|cover it has been applied. Sim af when he was at Mount McKinley, or ai val needless to be botheréd with indiges-| moisten your comb or a soft bru in the Strand and Aldwych Strect, | P of the General Staff, who as a Major later feeding gumdrops to blond Bs- tion, d: ia or @ disordered stom-| with it and draw this through your Americin, imagination haa seen later f m: General commanded the American| ach, A few tablets of Pape’s Diapep-| hair, taking one small strand at @ Sreat possibilities in the acquisition: “The trouble with the North Pole,"| ————+ Debarkation Camp at Brest, sin neutralise acidity and give relief| time; by morning the gray hair dis of this open space for international he explained, “is that after you find Col. brn metic ha Hopes eed of #6-) at once—no waiting! as box of| appears, but what delights the ladies |trade, and the mind behind the en- It there isn't any pole them | You| _ z Hots cirmont “that ona mat? Prove | Pape's Diapepsin now! Don’t stay| with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com. | terprise ia that of Irving T. Bush of Fit ‘an oil well Is entirely different. |ductng 8,000 barrels a day. Yester-\every three was found to be unfit for |™iserable! Try to regulate your| pound, Is that, besides beautifull New York. Fa tke to eee some one wo mys the|day the news was that the. produc. |the army. stomach so you can eat favorite fooda| darkening the hair after a few appli- A representative of the Dally Tele-| oll well Isn't right where I aay itis. | tion was 3,500 barrels, and to-day| With universal service an army as without causing distress. The cost is| cations, it also produces that soft “Three days ago I received a tele-ithat it 1s producing 6,000 barrels.” (large as that reco} mnded by the!so little, The benefits go great—llustre and appearance of abundance gram sying that this well was pro- “The telegram from Texas said you General Staff would ndt be necessary, Advt. which Is so attractive. —Advt {graph who made inquiries with ref-| Jerence to the ideas of the promoter was informed that the enterprise is in| the hands of an English company subsidiary to the Bush Terminal | Company of New York. R. D. Peck,| yrenFisver i’ Chairman aud Managing Director of | ‘Afelptyl Remedy fee the English company, says that the | N constipation and Diart undertaking would be carried out with American capital; but tt must | not be regarded as an Amertean in- ° e F ver vasion, he added. 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