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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-24
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lKeowee Courier.

&lAeowee Courier. &
The many Ihjends Of. Robert Crisp
will iEeErst to learn that he has been
IN feeble health for sometime past and
ftifat his condition Is not very favor.
sable at present Mr.. Crisp Is one of
EOconee's oldest citizens. and Is we'll
knoEn all over the county. We hope
tiat he maybe sUon recovered to 9eF4
feet health "a .a.ssj a t;- :..,t,.t.
s..Nraa iGafoliHe MaFett, widow OF j:
Aa5sps MRrett. died eat the. hefaA OF
Neal Ianest aeae, South Union, .t,sa
SnndaT MaEah Sth, and heI1treIna ains,
we're iiRS Serref liz. tha aeple eteFy at that
splssre ion ION days fol yihg, i the sfuneI
II IytcsE. SslnE sntld ldhGted by Rey.
M M 'BFpolts sirss laarett, made. her
hlFns with Mr. and sAAlIrse Samuel Tay4
4loN tfpf the. Snow CEeale section ARd
;Ssss, vibitiug Mrs lanes ssller. { niece.
Az the .titae tspfther death. Shss5Nsas
ABOUT 80 yeaFs or ages and had flor
4.ss.. .ts..,,:.. -.
:hsr gf the Az BOD dist gclipyaiisi.tIr x
Tetts died stout eight years s9agos
There ere no 5snild ldeeil surviving. The
family OF the deceased have tIIe SYM
:B7thg Of, titslsy ffiendR.ei4 l.. .,l AZ
]; hei lnanK iehds1 OF VIZ, and l4Fst
/ I4ss G. EioleInans u, And serson and RIf.
md. Mrs. Frank, 8, II Hollefsian of, Sem
eeseRt were pleased to see them at slIeir
,yCld!ahome In WalhHlla last Sunday
iyssisns sileya ID ,Jllds r.. w. HoleRAl;
~ s. "a as: Ef.5t,is 5iS.=,l = Is
.Saturasystlte is7lth!iss aSs Baglist
tctluFeh OK 4SSciiarter members le5.s orr
ggnized .sss tl Ls ii al Il bearing the meme
1cf1sftiiel Baptiss cllqselis The. follow
Ding deacons were eIectsii: !: DIR. W & tA.
sSstricis siaudI A. p lTannstys D. III Agtlls
ReF, ~. L. Esasiaiid and 81, Is. Hui:
church elerlsS -. Il ltcllsih tEaastir-
Hr u lsoJii Rev. r.. A; StiDisSSzs
MAS chose tfI ret q mod deI.at tor during
che fefaeilldeR the Tins, i6'
Iia ttegsal 3 Nv eEpspiehei king
n total M 20 tlelp 8. j, ~. ~ !
" genRe slsasg Efurpll, /. w
y Orr TleidfElete 4 suecss sssy,
flll raid 80 ubher ssetintS of the, e6l1s s
q, tllal eafls part pf the Jsee. Ss18ejiS
ol hey cut down - ttll on
:QIl tto1ga tgersi netIr.S : etstone, dHksI
tIestR9 tha till. 1lel0 10 sEal lpnR of beer
~ tgFs, rs gal loss sgf corn ;lfsI
slsis1s. 9lge6 lace had nppa areRtly been
~ .s : ( :z.:sss :.1.:ss - 3
fsF...s zzai45. 1s4ses
trngEa o. lorga lloR. eapaei ~, still, 1eI
blisheis meal, 60 Bushels mRsii,, 500
kail0ns beer, arid full sconplemant or
Tsss4asgaf feEzs,S {; - numi,er.. This mace
had been n SSesat tIsss Srfs 4 sassssssks al
ten days. The Inployets5. st the pIaee
lad a nice new tent Tor sass sepinE Quar-.
teres AT this pIaca the SdfiIhce ssas
btil tgafni. For sof5eS time fuast the
6filuars In 9c0iee, Plckehs and
Eteenyille eaankfea have been Quite
hctiae.l Is $ z Z. 81, ~ &.
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atFatlqnof lilo state, and We aretzolfiE

,thtE8tiqIt of tho state, and d1ei iare;z going
;ee she s=se.ss nos ~ bat
the cost aer thuvfs much time IL ,kallaA.sI
have he aptto lfifInsli if soE Che commits
astenergf9f aleGflonYi tliIss fall iiiidgtiIUsa
Commits issfnnefs wilitap ppusrt tile sIlans
aBeEey end tIatbeer - :shn Sti,t$of the
Imatorityi,os the embcrAtic ic parts ,siliS
iexpfessed, 2 IN the !, lSuBt brtnafiSS
ftsiiI 3et carried out in the November
= tt0aat yIRsiftsr tIieiIliHiI luUntntits
are :tB Bleasettss' or tiSl5 3 aaaeites, sprs
what. they, aregssgl lafgYeE the SInaior-
tity OF the deinoG GtatfE pafsS says ai
SAugast viii be carried ott1 ID ! !sovani5 7
i5aFatin spit BE 81 the 0E Isl In iself
Or on e3ss 39ds I'M stsa iis, sfstsl
ipretne, and only thru Ugh hIIii Z iis q III
thing defeat the i5fil III pf the Fhite llec-
;;Isie; ot Cha sinpeTR lie astS IL is ar.
The peeele M this sAtaie can fsst easy
aten tIIE iheSjeU I6ngeha Cole I5sease
l5ite In u NE gEyeEl1 b thhRiE :fs
;,sji Eouf mi igiit, Ahg In iuel Ton that
VIII be nominated for: the United
States senate 3n sSiiEb lIri itiafy gpSl 4 Will
10 elected f0gf The itjH ttaa States SiiHte
sttlR gBnHisaf eItsct ion q 4 Is ElEAtei
sliaIl wislsbe goter1Ror; off South 1Er04
linai4 ksid be etl fihat tvsa years
ago; 5phle isas lal eiles, and :it
lest Shsin lotss bf mo ~ l1tIT5 az AND
~ they have That Haina "a afiiolliss ssaBf
E.tQgeE to spend agatn & ssSSSeett thegs
ssaslj siHti the iAaSne slshelAt on. .peSpfe
sfil6 will take IT., ;IE did them sitn
good. fleR and viii do them no gboR
O i8, time. Splt TO fifi iotes one or tsIx
SsstIfIEe 2 n sBl Il: tie tia4ice;:
afizi. ii ins iiisL s - I
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( Wonder iG w. l.. Casey has got any
frost proof watermelon seed. II so.
would Ike to get some from him.
Is. Bss TnelSey shfs been sickl.with, a
seEere cold bnt Is ttnprovirg. -. !:
Can Any BODY tell us what BECAME
ofstha read seFaper. that used. to w5orK
ouFls0ads The last tins we heard of
i, they We're. soma where helOwilAn-
deTspt., -. .S4 sas
!. One, ,T Cur farmers went tpeArder-
son the other day. thinking he was all
alone, but when arriving he raised, tie
lid on tAeabAckyOf shea ahHsEyy and be-
hosa,. 3 3 ,shsaa.:s hen ..aeE c:stiS eaa sailed
arouHd 9wAife. hut Buohe asslded that
city life was not !. tie life fof her, so
she calmly few back into the buggy,
and went under the seat, 40 good as
to, say, the country is che place for
me. {
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ROY KAWKINs.i.

. fas-f q
lust IN tbE. ll1onl 0e yossts while
On flEat s0yass ,0e Il ,ies stiia sssiiK "a
tigE1tses - IS if6k his. re. carry sIIs
ilii In0nke ian esen roe aHig5 si, !, s
ifssttl setls him intu another llsSJreI
tlsTe thFe Il yasr ssr; day.
4 HIS lie tsrEs ositlyes not ltIegat fYe.
dSer sell, he sill af Esataa Itppiii
ms suaEss e9en llasirR the Flif Silesf of
gsssIs p "a sfIg before isiirE.
HIS every move and " as one that
fifae siseIls 81 ia, Stsi l1p .,se III i
asrtl1i skas slluyl srus ta u, i
sHlsti tii 3 sealiIe He was hurled
fkSt1 itis ion. nc closea liis. ayes
AirIi Dtgn st6 that sleebs sleii
ngyee srsaf.is epill ltes SIsisJas hoiiI
te me fiirsa 81 ei q hsfy.
yet his snice teifdetat d aca
g isscsEs - sssts sfFsends. s
WV. 81 HUNT.
rowRgilie. s. q.
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Mr. sfs n. iiIteIISSiii - sSesiainstef
Likes The lntellleeneer

w AIltche1 OF 4. AANesnaiiistef.
writes Of The Dlify inteilG ]: !:
win cay eniphaslcaliz and u1s isGf
:eaiIs slsat.sI s,iost i,ighiy pleased
sglslltit s & as 4 thiAk that ntIt On 81
the fnHnaz zerieg hut, the, g and
sio1Rty ID 8 And deTscn, ag sgetg III the
pelt,Ie ;sf h q q, I, Just ri isiif
.tf ftei proud the INT Aiiasuesr. se
s. feel ,jfak flad in: saying Inst as
sohE fia tie. = Is cos ducte "a son slis
areseft igii lasles 81, VIA srfgk lax
in the moral and material support bf
&lle 2crnle Every issue tells for the
:g3e 0s BE- sisxi I'm .ssl8e
laEls 3 $
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-24
4THE TINE OF HIS LIFR'

Play 70 be GiFen Tuesday Night.
March g4s 81 RnstiHie Tleater. I
The Time OF His Life51 q comedy
~ thEee acts will sbe given at the Pas
time Tlleater In Belton Tuesday night,
Mareh, 20 by local talent, under au-
spices OF the Civic League. The uub-
hci,iE urged 10 attend this play. IL
yolt fail to see this ahow yDn will miss
FtP1s TiReapf, Your Life "
= II Jlts "a good play and will be rem.
qcred IN good style those In the cast
EEapitig Bifap. a. great deal Of Sime 10
rehearstng. !, a treat is sn store To-.
those who attend and the admission
tesi In reach OF eyerybody-15 and
20 cenfs--reserved seats 35 cents.
/ ssYoprs prasence VIII mean much to
tue Civic League Of Belton, The Lea
Is aping everything possible to
advance tho interests az Absir town and
Ne want it said that after the play is
oyer that the tfleater was packed TO
oYerfl LOWING s., Remember !. the date,
a'ifesday. night March 24s Come, out
ana bring someone with you.
I'sl The fotlogtng is the Aas.s',,sl As. -,,,ara.
cters. "a, s5E.
Mr. Hob Grey Il Louis Seel
MRS. Rob Grey Matte Vatdiyer
Tom Carter, Mrs. Grey's brother.
q ~. .t.S,. q. -. - ..,5s..s. Max Rice
Z Mrs Peter, Wyeombe, "A Eesonaget
,ae - s;;4,st .:y;i ]. y. Sue Goyington
AAr. Peter Wgcombe, Al "pessiIniat.
I With e digestion ...,f.. Blair Rice
gGfotliy Lando1s Secrtely engaged to
Tom. Caster, u Helen Woodside
Dig. james Landon, Sr. Dorothy,s
;tathefs Of . peppery disposition. 9
..sss 81 ;s.... .... ~ Lotus Cox
Uncle Tom, an old colored hntIer from
the South. /. 4. s.. Ethan FrisrsSn
Officer Hogan, Of The sTwenty-Sac-
ond Street Police Station, Jim Harper
Act -Dfniag room ii the t,rsv
home. about five O'clock %. m, &
Act Same MS act j. about one
seour later. & 8 81. g
Act Hill library, at two S.ciQek
tllat the came nigh 81 l s. % ssl.
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Belton. Masch 2s-Mr, WaIisoe
smith Of Greenyille spcnt yesterday
in BeIton, =. 7.
Dr. and Mrs: j.. q, Harper and Miss
Alice CoYington spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. t. West.
Mrs A. C. Latimer returned from,
an extended visit to Washington, D..
O., Sunday, !, .]s
Mics Miriam Les of Anderson snent
Sunday In, BeltofS with relatives. a
Or. and Mrs w. r. fiayne and
Children spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. }. T.. West.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. ID n. Rice,s
mission class had tfieir .fiiiaI review:
-.
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OF In Royal Service" This has been
9 most ,eelightfni 9itd instructive class
and all the members have enjoyed it
The library eonamittee of the civic
league ere ysrE busy collecting dues
and "a books and getting the room ready
Tor i1ine edlate use and will very much
apprecihte all books and dues that
can be paid In at once.
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Some $; Siirn. For the
FasElion F b key

III iiese days otlf store:
.isataa sEeg egalar IS focks-eaf4!
change = or lie faFdst64
please dresSsT;Saatflf hard
Ito beat ga9Taa erfts. Every
bod S. ll1iio ding their
.old.filfie clothes trouble.
Mere holGiiI1s d lfas-
siioIa-fSsf & of,l summer
tsSits made specially for
foltt pecial trade by the
Wi: :tiaets- Stern tailorss;s.. s..
1lsa match & u e i u
mould Il and italiy with
most temp as
Men who dellla ia their:
81 c1stlies to 1--we lp D
is1ss;s .lsls 4 Ks ", Il j:
IstaalIleh std S.
car eitisiy to tIfeif lils
lsaye the fine pun
scientiol FVo1l an
ship Ella ia IS iipTlff 3; =,
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y . p Y q 73i73FESI q q d q 90 q % @ 70
: sNoN illlst.
d
O..,,,5t d p 90 d Q Oh b d d 5 % es6

sils farmers sc chi sunttg5aee
busy laiiiins faf4 Il iiixes 4s.s -
= Misses Neva ana Nannie Ashelay
sIisitetl Cess L0nfse Mckinney Last
uEsdng. 2 S *:
s Mr.. tliss Hall iiifed With Mr. and
Mrs II T. Kinney SUNDAY.
tsslali to- VI. !s4.4 aies. Dsa
Aarch 1ss Is q
Misses Susie and Tiny fsrultt yiplte;:
AIlss Eva Pfuits cay.
y Mrs. .sue Lyon 81 Iiaf IN:
tilers Jutln Elra e. &
rofessofi ma B ley q issi lcfsos
6z Ions Branch esal 4 serffrea
at DeneSef Sunday
Little 1asie n KINNEY Is vtsItfre
her siDSRs Mn. 3. IS. pfake
h&r. ard Afre PRESTON Ashley visit.
sd AErs and AErss 5IEn Snbd AZ
iisht ss's,l
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We'll NJ eiitor tie haaitIs 81 fi,ls
comnsunitz ia very rood - n 6sssls
The fasllieE e M 81 pe t,Ys
slealy With tli = oFit On 3 s.,if IL
fEn bad WakffSr Same fel havs
seHeoi ssk ss1ia place is 6, Z s.ssilss
con- % Sisd IS sF sssTiSHl
lleg Has l.ase sSSsys gns
ISL 3,
ltxe. A n tlss lli7t laea
lane sk geftinE hef les s9Fainsa -
l9Alla14 tEszal hlli d ptaEgss hrg she 4
h'ss ensssas AlpnB aIyIIE0T7 7E7=1'97s
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= ssiesFon.s Pharmacy, Belson.
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DRAWN UP IN
 KNOT WALKING
Peculiar Way in Which Lady Had To Walk and How Easily She Was
 Strengthened Out.

Laurel Hill, Fla-The following ad- vices from this town tell in detail of Mrs. Nellie Moore's peculiar condition. About three months ago, was taken down with terrible cramps I didn't pay much attention to it at first, but slowly and surely 1 got worse until I could hardly walk, and had to go drawn up in a knot, when I did walk.
 My husband got me some medicine, but 1t did me no good. l suffered that way for a week, Finally, a motherly eld- lady-4old me to get bottle of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and l knew it was a good medicine from the start. took it according to directions, and in a snort while l felt like a new per son.
 Cardui is like a dear friend to come and take hold and do womens tire some work. Now, when l have heavy work, such as washing, ironing, sweep ing, or sewing. take a dose of Cardui and it seems to go to all my aching places and relieves me almost in stantly.
 adVlse all suffering women to give Carduia a trial It will do wonders for them"
 Give Cardui a trial for your troubles. It has helped over a million women in the past 50 years. Why not you?
 At your druggists.
 N. B.-Wrte to: Ladies Advisory | Dept Chattanooga Medicine Go, | Chattanooga, Tenn, for Special In. | structions, and 64-page book. Home | Treatment for Women" sent in plain | wrapper on request.
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PREPARING TRANSCRIPT.
Attorneys for the Prohibtionists Will
 Have Case in Circuit Court.

The final work on the preparation of the transcript in the case wherein the petitions for license were grant. ed in county court. is being done. and the appeal taken by counsel for the prohibitionists will be lodged in cir cult court within a few days. The prohibitonsts had a complete report of the proceedings made by stenog- rapher, and the appeal will be vo- iumious document, but will cover fully all the points in contention. The case will. no doubt take mp a lot of the first period of the circuit court term.
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Chronic Stomach TrOubre cured.

There is nothing more discouraging than a chronic disorder of the stom- ach. Is it not surprising that many suffer for years with such an ailment when permanent cure is within their reach and may be had for trifle? About one year ago" says r. H. Beck, of Wakelee, Mica9 "I bought package of Chamberlain's Tablets, and since using them I have felt per fectly well. had previously used any number of different medicines, but none of them were of any lasting benefit" For sale by all dealers.
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STOPS THE RUMoRs.

It is not likely that there has been any considerable violation of the law in Hot Springs during the season, and it may be possible that the wild rumors afloat carrying with them the alleged details of robberies, are un. founded. However the investigation is timely If the rumors are true. it is time for correction, and if they are untrue then even more do they de- serve attention, for through them can be traced the enemies of this resort
 A rumor is started, and it spreads. Nobody seems 10 have confidence in the situation to give it emphatic de- nial. It is acquiesced in, and enlarged. Soon it becomes a fact just as did the incident in the school reader where the man threw up three black crows.
 The Young Mems Chamber of Com merce, realizing that a1 investigation should come first and correction of the evil, or denial of it in emphatic form, afterwards has found that it has an important task ahead, and has taken hold of the situation. This sit. nation will prove no great problem to this organization. There are but one Of two things to be done, and the whole thing is settled
 Hot Springs is to be congratulated on it's organization of young men who are banded together for the advance ment of Hot Springs, and who are willing to tackle anything that will serve the broad platform of their pur. poses. These young men have en- thusiasm. They stand together. They represent a membershop now of more than 450, and their ranks are growing every day. The approval of a thing in this community by this organization .peans that it is all right. aud the disapproval of a thing means that it IS not right.
 Everywhere the organization is in favor because of the confidence re- posed in the men who are behind it. That does not mean the officials alone. The membership is solid Every member is shoulder to shoulder with the officers, for the officers are only the other members selected by the body to temporarily serve the puT- poses of themselves. Matters are brought before the membership for discussion, for approval. or for disap- proval. Every members view is con. sidered And it is a case of majority rule. and the minority acquiescing ia the rule of the majority
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CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
Discovery that Removes Pimpes, Ec-
 zena and All Skin Troubles,

zema and All Skin Troubles.
 If you are troubled with pimples. blackheads, acne, barber's itch blotches. freckles or other skin dis ease or blemish, now is the time to get rid of 1t with Hokara
 This pure and simple skin healer is being introduced in Hot Springs by Sorrells Drug Co. at the low price of Poe for liberal sized jar, and they have sold hundreds of treatments.
 It contains no grease or acid, is cleanly to use and is true nourish- ment for the skin, cleaning and clear ing it in every pore, making it soft, white and beautiful
 If Hokara does not do even more than is claimed for it and give perfect satisfaction, return the empty jar tc Sorrels Drug Store and they will re fund your money. If you have any skin trouble, you cannot spend 25c tC 1 better advantage than for jar of this skin food.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06
BIG RELAY RACE.

Philadelphia, March 5.-Nearly two hundred institutions are entered for the annual relay races of the Univer- city Of Pennsylvania, April 25, accord. Ing to athletic authorities of the uni yerslty The number includes nearly all the big colleges east and west and also Oxford university of England. The four mile relay race for the inter. national championship of Oxford en. ters that particular contest is expect cd to be the feature event of the mee.
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VERDICT NOT REPORTED.

Nothing has been heard in the city as yet relative to the verdict il a case tried in Mill township wherein Fred Childs was accused of disturb ing a public meeting. Hugh Hale was the prosecuting witness. Squire Lewis defended the case and John Hoskins of this city represented the prosecution.
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MYERS & EDWARDS
Contractors.

Any parties desiring to let con tracts in stone, concrete or brick please submit your plans to us before awarding your contracts. Am now stopping at Townsend Hotel. VIII leave in few days for Davenport Okla, where you may reach me iDy mail. or submit your plans in brief to W. E. Myers, Cushing, Okla.
 R. D. EDWARDS
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

By all means let's have St. Pat riok's Day a school holiday, and let the children help celebrate the ar rival of the new railroad.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

Fifteen minutes after qualifying for the office, Little Rock justice of the peace performed a marriage cere- mony, which puts him on the active list of justices.
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Governor Blease of South Carolina must fight. and we need a special at- traction for the ring on St Patrick's Day. Why not get the matchmakers busy?
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But with the Chamber of Commerce and Business Mems League both working on q proposition it should be foregone that the objects will be &C., complished.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

The Hartman Democrat says it's community either has smallpox or new kind of itch. Why don't the state health board send a veterinary there for a diagnosis
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

If you are not il the cooperative movement it is something you have overlooked. Also something that can easily be corrected.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

The Memphis Commercial-Appeal remarks that it is the open neck sea son for colds. But it is also the open neck season for thirsts in Memphis.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

Arkansas is invited to come to Hot Springs on St Patarick's Day and join in one more big celebration where there is much to be celebrated.
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 And there are but few sess. argli4s blemishes that will SO -6fxSAsSs < N Acly quickly detract from k4GNSsNsFesss, ss1tyyA your personal appear R*e%ftESsAskt NJ ance as gray, faded or gA%NxTaNNsz streaked hair. 7 GHsET4ess1sfsM
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 No previous experience whatever NAlM is necessary when you use Brown VI atone." Just brush or comb it into the hair.
 A sample and booklet will be sent you upon receipt of 10 cents.
 All of the leading drug stores sell " Brownatone.n Two sizes, 25c and $l.0O. Two shades one for golden or medium brown, and the other for dark brown or black.
 Prepared by the Kenton Pharmacal Co., ssO E. Pike St.. CovinRtons Ky.
 Sold and ret commended in Hot Springs by Sorrells Drug Co, and other leading dealers.
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If Hot Springs protects herself she win at the same time be protecting her visitors.
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There isn't but one really great resort in America. Guess which?
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The rough stuff will not be per mitted, and that's an end to it.
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It is the day when the hopeful poll- tician sees @ promise in every kind word.
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ED B. MOONEY TRANSFER co. Have just completed their big con crete warehouse. which is now open for business.
 WE STORE EVERYTHING. Office 34S. Tel. f7Tz
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Hot Springs is not on the eve of get together" It has arrived there.
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Let Sorrells Drug Co. look after 0ur kodak finishing b-S-u
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Your Best Friend
"Brownatone" Hair Stain Will Retain For You Your Youthful Appear ance. What Other Friend
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After all one of the chief pleasures in life is that of appearing in as attractive a Tununar g poeefhIa
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A boon to suffering mankind Sodium Spring Water. 34-tf
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Hot Springs wants to help the new
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western outlet remain a free and in- dependent competitive lioe,