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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
MERCANTILE COMPANY,
to supply Nashville and inter
m sdiate points.

to supply Nashville and inter
m .diate points.
L. 7. Ward, the ColIierville
banker under indictment due to
failure of the Collieryille Bank
some time ago, will also be tried
by the Methodist Church. of
W ,ich Ward was an ordained
m mister. At the recent confer
Ell ce at Brownsville, the Bishop
appointed as committee to
h, ndle the case Revs. j. Ii. Rob
erts and w. T. Lewis of Mem
pills and Rev. r. FL. Mahon of
Brownsville.
l.. b. Wray, an employe of a
barrel heading manufacturing
company at Jackson, was in
stantly killed Friday afternoon
when a big fly wheel burst in the
engine room of the company.
Tie broken wheel struck Wray
or top of the head and Drained
him. The wheel burst with a
loud report and the flying pieces
of cast iron wrecked the interior
of the engine room.
Father T. 9. Abbott, of st.
Patrick's church, Nashville, one
of the best known prelates in
Tennessee, was sued today for
$4,000 by Miss Bessie Etherly,
%, a Protestant, on charge
that he prevented her marriage
to J. j. Walsh, 28, a Catholic.
" alsh, with his bondsmen, Sc
cured the license from the county
court clerk, bnt, according to
Miss Etherly's charges, Father
Abbot refused to perform the
ceremony, and personally carried
the license back to the clerk,
telling hip not to issue another
to this couple. This action is de-
clared to have been taken be-
cause Miss Etherly is not Gath
olic, and, she claims, Walsh has
since refused to disobey the
order of the prelste.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given
al the auditorium Friday even
ing at 7 p. IN admission 10 and
10 cents.
First-Mr. Dillon for 25 or 30
minutes will give some expert
ii ants, such as, blowing q Web
st Ar's Unabridged Dictionary up
in the air with the breath. show
ing a S inch stroke of lightning,
pink and purple lightning, let
tiers w. G. d. In electricity,
showing X-ray tube and X-ray
light, and passing a current of
electricity through from 25 to a
hundred people without harm.
Second-An interesting little
play will be given by some boys
a. d girls of the 10th grade aud
Miss Jessie Wilkinson, entitled
lawful Aunt" who visits her
ci y kin and saves her nephew,
F ank, from a scheming william.
MISS Jessie will appear in the
role Of "Awful Aunt"
The money made is to be used
through the School Improvement
A ISOLATION to add to :he
library. Let everybody come.
Help a good cause. There will be
music interspersed by different
ones, and perhaps by q quartette.
Let all talk it up and come, Fri
duy evening. Dec. 13,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Gould Shout for Joy.

II want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart" wrote G..
B. RAIDER, of Lewisburg, W. Va, =,
"ior the wonderful double bene-
fiji | got from Electric Bitters,
ip curing me of both a severe
CO se of stomach trouble aud Of
rheumatism, from which | had
been an almost helpless sufferer
for ten years. 1t suited my case
as though made just for me-"
Fer dyspepsia, indigestion, jaun-
d Sc, and to rid the system of
kldney poisons that cause rheu-
m ltism, Electric Bitters have no
equal, Try them. Every bottle
is guaranteed to satisfy, Only
81 cents at Clty Drug Store.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
HE LAUGHED
TILL HE DIED.

Taylorsburg, Ohio.-Abe Skin
ner, the village pessimist laughed
himself to death reading Biff!
the Great American Magazine of
Fun which is making greater
strides than any other magazine
before the American public
today. 1t is magazine that
will keep the whole family in q
good humor. The staff of Biff
contains the greatest artists,
caricaturists, critics and editors
on the continent. 1t is highly
illustrated and printed in many
colors. 1t will keep the whole
family cheerful the year round.
You can afford to spend Soc q
year TO do this. Send this clip
ping and Soc today to The Biff
Publishing Co.. Dayton, Ohio,
for one years subscription.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

wealth of her husbands love.
She gave her life in giving life
to her babe which survives her.
Mr.. Wright is the son Of Mrs.
ANNE Wright and a brother of
Mrs. John Wright who isa valued
emDloye of The Guardian Print
ing aud Publishing Company at
Tullahoms. - Tullahoma Guar
dian"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Beautiful China

Nothing pleases woman so much
as bright, new, dainty china. She
always feels sense of pride in their
possession. Say Water Sets, Fruit
Sets, Berry Sets, Salad Bowls, Cake
Plates, Cups and Saucers, Plates,
ard many other things.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Wagons,

Carts, Rocking Horses, Doll Bug
gies and Carts, Tea Tables, Trunks,
Chairs, Tea Sets. Writing Desks
and Blackboards, Stoves, Wash
Sets, Lamps, and a whole lot of
other nice things,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

We have beautiful showing i'll
this line, such as Knives and Forks,
Spoons of all kinds, Nut Sets, Jewel
Boxes, Puff Boxes, Shaving Sets,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

pooLc We are well supplied with a
Aoo' large assortment of books for
Boys and Girls-not the trashy kind, but good
wholesome reading that will be beleft as
well as pleasure for them to read.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Dolls.

no No store has shown such elaborate display and
OIO wonderful assortment of Dolls showing the
people city. you something wonderful this line
you must see stock of thenn--they're beauties
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Gifts for Her.

Gifts for Her. They be carefully selected they
be ordinarythat would be reflection upon
taste So we'd advise coming here them For
assortment there isn't ordinary merchandise entire dis
play few suggestions Lace Collars abos Ties, Handkerch
Art Pieces Books Bags Albums Toilet Sets Hand painted China
Stationery Sar Ribbons Candy Stata and other things
mention.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
TRACY CITY, TENN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1a 1919.
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Interesting Happenings Over
Tennessee.

tlis year in Cannon County was
made by a hog owned by Mrs.
Alaminta Reeves. The hog tip.
p, d the scales at 700 pounds.
Fire starting from the explosion
OF a kerosene lamp, destroyed
the residence of Lee Rhea at
Brentwood Monday morning
about Z o'clock. Mrs. Rhea mar
rowly escaped serious injury
Wien she rescued her two-year.
ol child from the burning build
iug.
Garvey Mckee of Brush Greek,
Wilson County, who attended
tie trl-county poultry show in
q eveland, disposed of fowl for
$3.50 while there. The fowl was
q White Orpington cockerel and
WAS sold to an Indian man with
the guarantee that it will take
fil st prize at the Atlanta show.
Mislabeled cold storage eggs
al d short weights have been re-
ceiving considerable attention
from the state rure food and
di iugs Inspector, during the past
few days and as result about
10 Nashville grocerymen were
cised to court to explain how they
hi opened to overlook the pure
foad statute.
The body of Mrs. Ben Lee, a
bride of two months, was found
in cistern Sunday at her home
70 olr miles west of Morristown.
81 had been quite melancholy
for few days, but it is possible
shs may have fallen in accident
al y. The cistern is near a barn
or the Lee place, and is used for
ewatering stock.
On Saturday night Ed Moore
he ad, who operates small store
re miles west of Clarksville, was
murdered and robbed of a tin box
containing cash and his watch
ard chain. The man was found
lying dead by the side Of the
road with an ugly cash behind
the ear. He was 70 years old
al d an ex-Confederate soldier.
The Masonic temple at Nash
vile, the property of Cumber-
land lodge for the past ninety
seven years, and one of the states
most historic structures, has
been sold to a clothing firm. A
new Masonic temple will be
erected on site further remov-
ed from the retail district. The
price paid for the property was
800, 900.
There seems to be we'll found
I'D rumors afioat to the effect
that the Illinois Central railroad
is preparing to again enter Nash
vile by acquiring the Tennessee
Central. Officials of the latter
road continue to deny the au-
thenticity of the rumors, but the
|. @. is known to be acquiring
property for terminals adjacent
to the present terminals of the
T. @.
The Milne Chair Factory at
Cleveland, was totally destroyed
Friday night by a fire which
broke out shortly after 6 O'Clock.
The loss will be between $3.50, 900
and $175,0 The fire affected
the transmission lines between
chattanooga and the Ococee
power plant at Parkerville, and
stopped the current for half an
hour, leaving part of Chattanooga
in darkness.
The Tennessee Power company
began work at Sequatchie erect
ing a high tension cable across
the Sequatchie valley. The
cable is being run from the
power plant ON the Ocoee river
to the Caney Fork falls, where
the Tennessee Power company
b.e aoouirod riohtc and ui 1
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

In some parts of Switzerland a
motor car must be preceded by a
horseman.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
NeCkwear.

We think we have fine line of
these goods, both for men and wo.
men; some of them packed in in
dividual boxes and otherwise; rang
ing in prices from 25c and up,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

C+o+:oao.x, Do you like to see
otdliohery. . pretty thingsp Well,
you want to see this line then Some of the
prettest things in this line you ever saw.
Everybody wants them--don't wait too long.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

Columbus (O.) may secure
+ dAral exhibits building on its
state fair grounds.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

Toxyc Now you know always lead in this line. Well
~ " stock not one bit shorter this year We unable
mention everything have III this line yourself
You ii be well paid for the visit
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Gifts for Him.

to solve at home all by yourself instead of coming
what have for him We help you wonderfully We might
of the following Ties Tie Holders Cuff Buttons Pipes
Clothes Brushes Shaving Sets Mirrors Mugs Shirts Gloves
Handkerchefs Books Bibles Razors Pocket Knives Nkt Racks
Shoes Collar and Cuff Boxes and thousand other things
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

MRS. .GRUNDY-A character In Morton's
Comedy, "Speed the Plough" the wife of
lucky farmer, envied by DameAshfeld. neigh
Dor, who constantly exclaims "what will Mrs
Grundy say" hence, society in general regarded
a censor of morals.-Standard Dictionary.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12
Pictures and Frames

have quite an assortment of these, well worth
seeing and having,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

Advertisements must have merit or they
will not be accepted. Mrs. Grundy has large
and increasing circulation, Artistic designs in
typography special feature in our ads. With
the latest improved machinery we are also turn
ing out a superior grade of job work.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1912-12-12

It's puzzling isn't it to select presents for
mere mani" That is it is puzeling if
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sseIies eiasi.ae.,er sIisSats m,entaa 9: AsrlIo1s

Den Dortbeilen su, bic bie2ebensmittsl-
proouttirnen unb bic therapeutic bon
Ger fpr.,hreitenben gleftriSitatsipii4
feri6aft gu erboffen buben. sWss
Die e,itere 5raee anbetrifft," ertldrte
Sesld, 10 iinb mir bereits auf benz
beitsn Wese. RabrunesItoffe burh
elettriite StrDme 3u er3eusen. Die
Gr5eu9ung bon Hitrat nnb ieinen
9e,binbunsen aus Der 2uft ipiro be.
reits iii erobem WdbItabs betrieber
unb Die probuftionsfdbigteit oes 30
benS bnt bierburd nis bur6 anbsre
elettriidle WiitteI auf perihieoenen
8ebieten cine anIebnli6e SteiserunI
erfahren. Die 3eit III niht mebr fern,
in Der perfhiebene Mrteu bon Yabs
rungsmitteln ouf elettrifhem Wege
5ur Seritellung eelangcn lperoen, uno
cine grobe 3abl bon SpesidliIten ipipz
met 3ur 3eit bereits bieism probIem
irteniipe qufInertiamteit. 0as eleid)s
gilt auh fir bic Glettrotberopie. Seit
1891, ols id meine sriisn 9erIuhe nit
WshielItromen bon boter Spannune
ausfiibrte, finben bisie in Der eIets
trotberapie olleemeine 9ertpenoun3
uRb baben fih in Der praris ausses
5eihnet betpobrt. Spdter bat ii5
ftetig Die lIebsr5susuns bsfeftist, bab
Die 8erpenouns bieier StrOme duf Die
@eiitestbdtisteit uno bas torpsrlihs
Watstbum aubsrorbsntlih anressnbsn
Ginflub ausiibt, cine 2batiahe, bic
burh 5ablrei6e 8eriuhe teitdtist NOR
ben lit. Iuf 9ruub meiner perlonlis
den Grfdbrune Tam i9 be3eugsn. ooB
Der tdglihe 9ebrouh hohgefpanutsr
Wehislitrome gum Doblbefinosn ipes
fentlih beitrdgt, unb ih tam oas
gerfatrsn nidt parm 9enus enpfsbs
len. Der eIettriIhe Strom bat i'm
iibrigsn aud ais QnditRtitum Bel
6irurgiIhen Sperationen Die duF ihn
geiebtsn 0offnuneen pollinhaltIih err
fiiat. Sb er frtiIih Elm MittsI bar
itsllt, oas matsrisus 9sben su pers
ldnsern, iit bisbsr nod eine offsns
Sruge."
StIisbIib COB 5ssIa audi nod
feline 4nihauuRe pom Weltfrisoen
gum beiten. Sb e. ba5u iiberbaupt
einmaI tommen perbe, Itebt fir ihn
nod isbr babin: Dor allen Tin9sn bdlt
er nihts bon ben Sdisbsgsri6isn. Gr
msiut pislmebr, bab Der WsItfrisoe
erIt baun Greisnib psroen tonne.
ipenn Die W2eni6bsit in ibrsr Gntrpids
lung 10 nett porgsihri.tsn isi. oab Der
Jrisbs fir lie cine isIbitpsritdnoIi6e
Goroerung 1T. Sn bisIsr burhdus
peritdnoi9sn 4nfhauuns Tam man
benz erpben eleHropbpiitsr nurtaEs
beipflihtsn, ipsnnslsih sr fid bier auT
Elm Gsbist besiebt, auf benz man ibH
aIs Sadpsritanoiesn Hiht onsrt.Hnsn
tpiro.
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rDsnn nod sinmal Ginr .q6tuns,
griide!" fhrsit. ihisB id! Spi.Isu
tam ih 10 nibt, fpobI aber ihieb.n!"
Da ioet. Bob balblout gu Did: .5ier
buft Gu 8einsH Dollar; IS iit tpirts
LID Sim Sariou."
9tr beiIise5sppi6. galo
aah ben gsirumfsitsn sisbsn isbss
Sabr pOn 4seppisn grobs piIgsri6aas
tsn ndd Ttslta. um Die in sinsm
StabIiarg rubenosn unb On Der mag.
ns.iiirt.u Dste bss srob,n9rabtsmpsls
bGngtuoen iroiihen Reiie bes propbes
ten ansubsttH. llnp Der pils,rsus
bringt jsbes Subr .insn neusn b.iIiasn
1eppit nah Wietta. Der unisr o.m
lpuno.rbarsn Sara ausssbrsitet ipiro,
lpGbrsnb man ben gsppicb bonn Sabre
porbtr ipsauimmt. um bic eerpeibisn
9pIofaben. init ip.lden er burhipirtt
III, an bic GlGubigen ols RsIiquie gu
perthsiisn. 9is 5tritsllung bss beilis
gen 5sppifs tDiro BON Der dspptifben
Rsgisruns isbes Sabr an Den Minbsft.
forosrnoen ourh 0ffsnilihen 3uihIae
peresben, unb Der prsis it.ist, ba Der
ssppih aus Golbfdb.n unb gb,Iiisin.u
btiisben mub. mid. i.ltsn aui 40.s
600 aronen. Der alie Jtppib ipirb
nah Der Ridiebr BON Ui,ita in Der
Woftee Der 3iinbsue bon alsranbria
aufbtpabri. ndbreno Der 4usiaufds
9.ppih. Der in sinem ioitboren aoffer
liest, ouf benz Riidsn tines aomesls
nab Wet.a bef0rbsri tpirb. Das aus
ut..l rsiIt in benz 3uss. Der Is bon
aairo nod 4lsranorisn ihnfft. in ii.
nem Spnberipaeen un.sr Der 4uffht
bes gmir gl Gag. Der ols cine art
muIsImaniInsn grsbifhofs anseipros
den lpsrben bari. 4uf bem sonaen
Wess. ben Der 8abnsus 3uriidsuleeen
bat (2O8 ailometsr). finb bic Gidtios
nsn nit 5abnen geihmiidi. uno iibtrs
al partsi cine srobe Wsnihenmens.
auf bas griheinsn bss beeHabeten Ra.
mseIs. Sn Nleronbrien lit Der Gms
pfcna gerabeSu entbuiinftifh. breiunbs
sipansig Ranonenihiiii. Dertiinben Der
gep5lferung bic Mnfunft nes Romsels.
Der ssfraltise 0sit5ue. Der bas 1btsr
sur aanbuussiielle Der Dampfsr bss
sl.itst ,beftebi aus fanatiiirten Mufsls
monen. bic laut iinetn. ipilb ton5tn
unb iiG qeibeln. 9epor bas aameel
nit benz 5eppih auf bas Shiff gee
brahi pirb. bns g burf, bas Rotbe
Wser nch Wefia bringtn fcn. nimmt
Der abebipe, Der ben 3us Dor Der
1bIre ieines pulaites erspartet bat.
bic ihm pom Gmir gl Dag sereihien
beilisen 3iieel in bic 5unb unb fiibrt
bas h0derige 5bisr In ben eroBen bOf
beg palaites; er besItitet e ounn aud
Biz sur 4bfnbrtsfelIe. fpobrenD BON
ben Minorstssn berob bic Gheihs bic
Oliubieen gum Otbet rufen. 4lfo be-
ri6tsi man bem ~Journal bss -.
bats aus 0sirs.
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Wuerlei.

Samltt i'm pilben ut
ten. Sin in GngIono untsr osm
Bieuoonnm 5bormoubn betnHHter 6u.
moriit, Der iid bsIonosrs ourb is;ns
trsffIihsn 5heateranetootsn dus3sihs
net, osrDffeHtIihi in Der rgra" cine
lpabiee Shnurrs BON elmer .Sdm!et".
2luffiibrung in elmer aletnItaot bes
lpilosn Deitens. GiHss Cages rpar,u
ale Ueanern Der Staot nit gIatntsn
beoedt, bic ben beriibmtenS hotdpsarss
ipieIsr 6aroIo Sbarrodion iibsrlsbenss
groB ais Samlet parirsillsn. 3tpsi
aanalurbsiisr iuuroen. tpis pisIs gtn.
bsre, burh biss 9!dtat anesIodt unb
aiHnen 4benos IHs qteater. Die
S3ens nit Der 9bronreoe oes aonios
mar s.raos bsenbst, ba iaste did 5u
ieiHsm Frsunoe Sob: Den tsnne i'd
bod" 49, so. ip.r if ss osnn?" -
Run" ertIdrte Did. .jsnsr 5aroIo
Sbarrotion, Der DEN 6amIsi efb., iit
tein anoerer als unfer aamerao Sim
Sarion. nit benz mir langs ssnug aaf
benz aunalboot gefabren iino." Bob
aber srtannte ibn nitt, unp als aurb
Did ibH oaran srinuerte, bab Carton
lpes.n ieiner auBsroroentli1tn aduge
il6 bel elmer Bride einmaI jdmmsrIih
ben aopf tuunoesitoBen babe. bli.6 4.
babel, SbdrrodioH lei niht Carton.
Ratiirlih pettst.n Die 9eibsn f6li:bs
lid, uno Did polIte sinsn Dollar be.
subI.n. ipeun er niht i.inen Jreuno
Bob baoon iiberseuge. bab Sanl.t
pirtli4 Don Sim Sarion seipi.lt tp.rs
be. Gis gor'tsauns sing inSsNsE
psiisr. 5dmlst battle eerabs su lei.
nem WonoIoss oussebolt: % Idmo.se
bod biss alI5u f.fte 5leifh "a. "a
tonte aus Dem ouutltn 3ui6ouerraun
cine Siimme: .4htun8. grite!"
5amlet's aopf fubr NIT iabsIbafis-
8eihpinbiatsit in bic 5isi.. gaIo
aber fabt. iid 5amlet unb ipra5 irets
ter: .3ersing' unb loft in sinsm 1hau
iid auf." gIs rann Der anoe.. b.
riibmts Wonolog on bic Reihs fam uno
Saml.t ssruos loskeie: nSsin oe.r
Ridtiein. bas 1T bier bic 5ras. -
eriOnts pisoer bi. Stimme: .artuns.
Bride" unb 1pisbsr oudte iid3 oan,let
nit iabelbaf!er Bsfhtpinbistef. um,
fobalb sr iih pi.oer nufseridtst hatt..
ipiitbenbe 8Iids in ben 3uidausrrlun
su tperfen. Die ipsitere geriisIIung
perlief obne 3fpiihsnfoQ; nur als
Samlet in Der llntsrrsouna nit feintr
Wutter eeraoe ipisoer cine idrss Rebe
begann uno iaats: .Gebt bier bas uaf.
a.obn.. gilbniB 3ipei Briiber ;. -, ers
shon es fpiebsr aus benz Wiunpe
Dds: .adiuns, 9riide!!" Wisber
nudts Iih 5amlst. Giesmol ging b.e
Suhe ober nidt 70 glimpflih o6; er
fubr nit Dem gsiihte in cine Cad. Der
Krone fsiner Mutter, perleste iih unb
itiir5te tpie raieno BON Der glbn..
Die 3ufhduer pubtsn nidi rshi. mas
iie maiden follten, bo fam oamIet.
Ebarrodion pisber, bate in ieber
L6ans siHsH RsSal.ss snb jHris:
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A. +. RBSLEB,
YatentsQ Qlntualf,


Grsber30gs 1bse mitRum.
Gin gei.r srsdbIi Der .Jranifurter
,3tiiung- folsenbss 0efhihtnen aus
benz asbtn o.s grskraoss Raintr. beis
fen Qame oisier aase oHIdbIid Der
sJeier ieinsr hiamanienen 5o65eii
burh bic gldtier sins: Dor elmer
Rsibe BON sSabrsn iibtrnahm gr5btrs
sog Rainer bns proiettorat iiber tine
Wisner Musinlluns. bic nit uuberses
ip0bnIih siiniiissm Grfolg. nbfhlcB.
auh Der Sihsrbeitsbienit Der aus.
ftelIEngsnnhs iunttionirie porsiiglih.
70 bnb GrSb.rSOs Rainer nat erfoles
TEN ShluFe bic Muhe nntrt!en lieb
unb nls 3tihsn ftiner 4nsriennuns
ben b0krsn fSunition1rsn ausssid<
nungen iiberreid,ie, ipGbrenb an bic
Mnilnihoft pddtts 1bte psrtkiIl
ipu1ben. Nur Der GiherbeitsinIp.i.or
@clbner fpar infofsrn iiberganssn
iporotn, ais er itntf Der erbofftsn Muss
seihnung nur ein pudtt 1ke erbislt.
Dcb ibm bieie .4usaeinnuns" kline
Ibsion>sss ,Ufsuss bsssisess, III Isi5t b.
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Sehniide 3ufnnftswunSsr.

Ger beriibnrte grfinber glicolaus
9esln lit jilnait iiber Die Wogliffei.
ten Der tiinftigen Gntnidelung Der
@leftri5ttat befragt noroen. Sesla
bat bieie 8eIegenbeit benust, I'm cine
Irt 3ufuuftsbilo 8u ent1perfen, bas
5unahit 5mor oltrh ietne pbantaItiihe
8roB5iigigfeit elm penig befremblih
tpirft, bas aber eilren farafteriItiiheit
Ginblid in Die fiibne @eoanfentpelt
oes genialen Wannes getpdbrt.
sd nebme an 10 duBerte iih
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-07
Ruptured People
Try This for Relief and Cure

Here is something you can try sixty
days without having to risk a single cent
OF your money.
Something which has cured in the last
twenty four years thousands Of ruptured
people
Something so Strengthening to the rup-
tured parts that YOU can work right along
while being cured
II you don't find yourself getting bet
ter after trying a Cluthe Truss or Cluthe
Automatic Massager--
II you don't think it's doing YOU a lot
of good making a new man of YOU
Then We don't want q penny.
Try II Sixty Days at Our Risk
This IS more than a truss more than
merely a device to hold your rupture in
place
For your protection We guarantee in
writing that Cluthe Truss will keep your
rupture from coming out-when YOU are
working, exercising, taking bath Cthis
truss is waterproof every minute of the
day. If a sixty days trial doesn't prove
1t. the truss won't cost you a cent
You see this truss-unlike all others
is self adjusting, self-regula ting
The support il gives automatically in
creases when there is any sudden move
ment or strain-as in working so no
strain can force your rupture out
And in addition, a Cluthe Truss pro-
vides the only way ever discovered for
overcoming the weakness which is the
real cause of rupture.
While relieving the weak ruptured parts
of all strain, this Truss is constantly
strengthening the ruptured parts
Does that by automatically massag ing
! them--ths healing massage does for these
parts what exercise does for a weak arm
restores their lost strengthen many
cases makes them SO strong that a truss
| is no longer needed
Curing Begins at Once
! This massage is so beneficial that near
| ly all feel better and stronger get imme-
date relief-after trying this truss.
! SO beneficial that Cluthe Truss has
| cured some of the worst cases on record
! Among them men and women 80 to 7C
years old. who had been ruptured from
/ twenty to tfty years
! Cured many Of them after everything
else, including operation. had failed to dc
any good whatever,