davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
Ladies' Summer Dresses

We are now showing a large
line of the new summer Wash
Dresses. The styles this sea-
son are unusually attractive,
the styles being entirely new
and so different. In the little
Muslin Dresses, you will find
some unusually good values.
At S2.75 are number of new
models that are made from a me-
dunn weight Colored Muslin in
striped materials, finished at neck
and collar with fine embroidered
lawn.
At S2.75 is a plain Chambray
Bingham Dress that is made in
very attractive style.
At $3.50 are some fine models
that are made up from a medium
weight dark goods, with plain
white gimp.
At $500 are some Colored Mus
lin Dress models that are excep-
tional values. These are in white
cloths with colored dots.
In the better Dresses in Col
ored Muslin and Linens, we
have a large display of mod
els that are different, only one
or two of a style.
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iofort bem Observation-Disclosures
iiberaeben iptrben. nieber unb erbebi
iih bann III elmer 5obe bon ettpn SOC
uietern. nm Elm fpeiieres @eiidtsfsIG
su erbaIten. mir baben bon bieje,
6cbs cine Serniitt BON 20 ailometern
DeutIif i0nnen mir bas Weinbunas,
feuer Der rtiiifhen 9aitrrisn beobad.
ten, uno balb aibt Der gecbahter nnie.
ter artiIIerie bic Steluns auf Der
bnrh bic photographic perbeFerttu
aorte baaraenau on. 3ebn gentis
meter adnonns iinb baIb eingel9oi,
len, Der brittle S6ub Iibi iton, brin.
gen bsm sfeiHbe fdtpere gerIute Bel,
uno baIb peritummt bas 5tuer Der
bonn geobadlier ,nibedten gatierie.
Der gufe Iiebt in unierem gaIlpn
ben Gntbeder fsinsr gnl mnstisrisu
StelIuna unb elm b--i--f-f beuts.
bdrauf bin, bnb er jsbt uns NIT einis
gen in bic SnfantsrieIinie porstihobes
nen gsI1iiBsn anfs Storm nimmi.
6inier uns ein'tIagsnos Grdnaisn.
arDbtsntbeils gliuoadngsr, brinsen
cine tlsine abipehfsIung.
Der 9alIon rirb nit grobsr Gs,
fdlpinbiaieit nui bic S5be BON 700
Mleter asbrddt, Der Winhes unb anbes
re @etdtbpnasn iiub inbsfen beipanni.
unb mir miiifen inter bauernbsr @srs
folauna burh feinblihe NrtiIlerie i'm
8oIopp etfpa 1000 Wletsr suriid. 6isr
iinb mir asiiheri. balo bat btr Be
pbodter bic SteIIune Der ferernben
9eitiibe ausfinbis esmodIi, unb ei'
niae 9reffsr unIerer Morier briuesn
biefe gum SfIipeieen. Gin fsinbIidber
ifiieeer III aufgeiiitsen, nm uns aud
aus unierer iebisen SteIIung 5u osrs
ireiben, bod ibun unitre Mbfptbrtnnos
nen ibrs S9uIoisieit unb sipineen ibR
sur llmiebr. Ter 5immsl iit iest be-
bedt NIT ben gB6lihen Der I'M ibn
plubenben StrnpnslIs, beren 9eionas
iion bis su uns beriiberbringi; nit .ia
ner tiihnsn ShIeiie aebt sr dbtr bobsr
unb if bnIb unisrsngIidtu entiapuus
ben.
Gs 1T unierbcisu itou bdmm.rig
bic 4btnbrebsl Der iumpfis
sen Gessnb perihleitrn bas Geiitltss
felb unb siuineen uus. ben gollou
beruntersnholsu. Or tpiro herabge'
Ipuubsn, nit Sanbf6den beihp.r' uno |
Feit perapisrt. bic golIcntpade tritt |
inter gtnsbr. fpdbrsnb mir beE
ueorfb ins Qudriitr nntreten, um
ins on ben Grs,usnifsn unitrtr Gus
su lcben urb bic aus Der
oeimatb .ine,troffeut poii uaisrer
aiebtn su empfane,u.
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bane onsefertist. 9as n5tbige eIef.
triide 2i9t seipinnt man i'm ReHel.
bduIs Der frdn36ffden Jdbrii, fpel1sa
bon uns umsebaut fporbeH III. nadbem
man es in einem 3uitaHbe porsefiinben
bate, Der bic an beutIbe Srbnrns uns
Saubertsit setpobnieH arbeiter eni,
Iebte. 3pei gsntimeter bid flebts Der
9eHelItsin an ben NGnoen Der GeNsl
unb dls man na9frogte, Oh benn bieis
ME osrsinigt iporben itien. erfiibr man,
bab baran giemano gsbdht babe, ios
lange bic 6abrit beiie5t.
Ginen iebr lobnenben 3ipeig oers5as
irritation psroanten mir ben gngId,ls
bern. 0iefs baben uns dls geuts
grobe Mensen Ieidtsr, gu beionberen
,3nsden gebduter Mlagen iiberliefert,
Die iit treffli4 fir unfere Mdidinens
aeipsbr 'Spmpasnie eisnen. Widn tanr
iie nit Isittsr Dliibs uns obne etnen
pfenuig apften fir Oas 9aserIanb 81
i5rem neuen .3tped umbauen.
glls ein befonbsrs ssepflegttr
s3peia" Der Wsrtitatt Der 9eIaserungss
Qrtillerie Rp. :. bIiibt bic dabritation
bon Otineuperfern, Oieier unbsimIid
pirtunssooIen nsueit,u Doffs. ipelh,
unisre 5eiuos ms nit 10 srobemgifsr
nad3umadsn beitrebt iiHb. Die Uli.
nenperier iinb Sinbtr bieits arieaes
uno piellsibt III ni.mlls bic te6niids
Gntpidelung elmer @affe in 10 ihnel.
Ter 3eit opripdrts etitritien. Derelis
den nit ben bo6entUidelteH nsueiisn
Mobeusn fkn bic ,ritsn anfdnss, bic
bod nur iperige Mouate 3uriidIieaen.
ipie aiuberipieljsuse aug. linb bod
iinb aud Tis isbr ipir'iam uno iperbsn
BEL Gslegerbeii fpsitsr Osripenoet. gber
it6nbig tperben nsus gsrooIIiommnuns
gen singsfiibrt.
RebeR ben btuiItu Grbeiiern In
ben Beriitdtten tperOtn gum Rsini9sn
Der Rdums uip. au6 sinige 5ransoien
beIdGftigt. 8iefe babu nisDerboIt ben
Gntra8 seiteIIt, iie aud i'm eissntli6tn
gs.riebe Su perptnben, etn Griudxn,
btm isIbitperitGnbIi6 uitt sntTproden
lperbsn lam. als fit Der dls Gabrit.
letter pirienbeSauptmaHu barauf nufs
merriam madts, bdb re bod unmosIi9
ipiiniten ,onntsn, aysgsmateriaI gss
gen ibre eigsnen 2aroslsute ber5uiieIs
len, erpi5ertsu iie, nrin. aeeen 1runs
5oien rpiirbsn lie dls franSoien nidi
drbeiien. qber man iolts iie eegen bic
GngIdHber, lpsIhs5roH'rsih perratbsn
uno in bag srobit lluslJd eeftiirst
bdttsr, arbeiteu IdFtu Dus tpiirb.n r.
gsrue tbun unb aus ellen araften. es
III immerbin Elm 3sifm uno nur eines |
BON OieIen, b1b ipenisiieHs in ben Be-
Isb!sn 9b'ilen bon 5rlnirei9 bic Gin.
Tidt aufsubdmmsrn b,linut. pie fehr |
Der gnglGnber Seine SunbesgenoHen |
Qu6 biei, Saai ipirb an
i5rsm Gage 5riihie trngea, tp.nn mir
lIs 9sutihe aud iet; ben !6ab bsr
iraH3oiriden Grbeiisr 1sgen ben psriis
ben SunbssgenoftR r.4t dus5uniibsn
osrmoeer.
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Der Qreis Der Rant 8e'
.feflf6aft. gintn Ilreis bon 1000
Wort ptrIHb bic Rant s@eieIiidaft fir
bic bette SeaRtpcrtlng ihrer prtiss
fruee: .@elfes Iinb bic ipir.liatn
SortIbritte, bic bic R.tapbiFt ieti
6eaels nub Serbarts 3.iien iHDtuiid'
lamb aematt ba.?" Iie preisaufsdbt
IN BON einem WlitsIiebe Der anntsGs'
Ienf6afi. BEN Wiindensr uHiberiiidtas
proftiTor Dr.. Carl 0iittler formu!irt
unh botirt porbtn. qreisridisr lpnreu
bic proftForm 6unsrl in 9o.tingen.
6erfeI in Grlanesn unb Ulefer IN
Gieben. Bcn ben eIf eineeInufenen G,s
b.iien purb, ols bette bic arbtit BEG
sur 3eit i'm 5elbe iiebenben oiisrrei'
6iTGen qripntbosenisn Sr. Oscar
Gipdlb an Der lluiptritdt Mien amer.
tanri, r. erbieIt BEN obeuesnannien
preis. GinsS Grmunterungspreis BON
500 Wlar. erbielt Der gresIauer Obers
Isbrer Dr. apnait fir bi. siptiibeit,
4rbeit.
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Gin Sag i'm 5ciielbaaOn.

Dem .gerliner sageblat!" iptrb pol
bsm WitgIisoe siner BelbIuf!f4Iiftr
&bibsiluns aus qoIm foIesnb. in
terefont. StilOsrun1 suseianbi:
Gs III nod DOT Uloreengraueu rnl
es Iiest cine bitts Dlniiid,i5t iibet
Der Gbene. pGhrsno Der Hare Simms
einen euttn geO5a9tungstdg bsr
fpri5t. Der gDel sum 2lufitiegepll!
eebt iibr gldsr. banu unb mann burd
btrIdHens rufiite S9iibenerdben, BIZ
bura uuf9epiibI.s grbl0der unb Der
rmliesenbe serfests Drabtperbaut nod
bic Spuren osr ltsteR ibiptren 9du,
pfc eri,nuen InF,n. Rein 2dut
burdbriat bic Mors.niiile unb unisr,
@rtilIeris itlpsiq; nod. 8aIo iaudi
Dor uns bic aelbt 6iiIIt beg peronter'
ten feFslbalons auf, sIeihssitig err
fdeinsn su gferot uniere Gffi3iere,
rnb nun beainnt uniere Sbdiistsit.
9as in Der gatt enttpiGens @os fpirb
na68efiilIt, ole 9tinen unb 9roifen
ouf ibre Fsitiaieit notmuIs aepriifi;
inbeFen III Der 9or6 ndsssriiitet. ans
eetnebsIt unb bus Drabiinbel an bi.
berartert, Dinbe aHgeihlOHen.
Der gsobd6tungsoffisier erb1It
BON 4btbeiluugsiiib1r feline Iestn
sfnitruttionsn, iisiat in ben aorb.
uno lansfdm erbebt Ti6 Der gnnon in
bi. Giifte. uHssfdbr auf cine 60be pon
300 Wletsru. gs III in3apiitsn 8
ubr seiDoroen. bic Gonue bat fih
9abn asbrOden uno blau ip6f6t fid
Der SimmeI iibtr Der poInii6tr gros.
Rad turSsr 3eit in Der 8eoba9isr
i'm lstfe fhnantsnbm aorbt i'm 9ilbe
rnb bic Melbunasn besiRnen. Gr
bot bon isinsr Iuftis.n 6Obe telepb,s
nifhe @erbinbunu NIT fdmmtliben
8dtterien bes aorps unb balb 3.isen
sinasIns S6iifs Der 21sGentimeters
WDrier, bdb Der gsobddter Elm guiss
Sbiett, anmari6irenbe ruiiiide Gos
lonHsn, sur gti6iebang gefunbn
Bat, unb bic bdrauifoIaenben Rolliols
ben atiaeH. bub bas 2isI srfobt unb
nniers glrtilsris ibre Derbsrbenbrins
aeu6en yaohleniaiien' ben Ruifsn ols
WorsengruB entsesenIsnbet. GerWino
III ifdrier aeipprbsn. bic lebien RsteI
perl6lpunbtn. ober unftr geo6dhtsr
mus kruntsrneben, ba Der 4uientbdlt
i'm Gorbe bur9 bic itdrtsr iperbeubsl
S6pdnfilngsu redt unaemiiibli9 se'
iporben III. Seine 2lbl5funs lGbt
fi4 midi bur6 ods etipos bIeid,e on
Ssetrontbeit srinusrnbs glusfebeu IeiD
nes 4ameraben abbdlten, bic eiinifias
9sIeu6tlina au pboiogrdpbH9en G.s
l1nbeaufnabmen anssinuben. unb
balb asbt Der 9dlIon ipiebtr bod.
Rad siHiasr 3tit pebt Der 8a[Ion
suf GtisptGisluns bsr llaiitr. b.
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wesisrnnss-a -auiteannaen.

geaiennas.glniis1sHss oiisu fur gldupsr
nrb nrcuen 1anfenes pon GusnnnAofn iHs
II, ginsnAt esllt fat anlltlnHaen fret
GrGHilin 2rtiinis. Ttsi rs. ac1fiieE. =. o.
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gerIansi--Beiblidl.

mqdb6tu for eaHtarbtii IN elueH tbar.r.
rient 30. 633 eiHtelH tiota
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Sunss Rabdeu, beobadtet Sieien
Sasebud Der SpauHuus.
Grtbur SoIttfaer.
Srie It 9lnfans Mai.

: ~NhINho -~hot.
Denn ib mid in meinem 9ett
oufri6te, oann iebe i9 an bem Gnb
bes Safenbammes unten Dor ben
Sauie ben f4paraen 9ampfer itebeI
uno bds breite selbe Brett fdrdns bon
Damn binauf an bas 9srbed gelebnt
Ileber biefes Brett fdlsift fOnit Del
Srabn bic Waareubaqsn pom 9umu
ins S6iff binauf. Oas Brett lebnt
ii6 pobl an bas Sdiff an, isbo9 bsl
arabn drbeitst ni6t.
Gs 1T faOn ipGtsr @Ormittag, i'd
bin eben erft uufgepadt. Die Ratt
mar ni6t pom 8ebriiH ontommeuber
unb dbfdbrsnber Dampfer beIebt pber
beunrubist, oenn bas Meer 1T Ieer.
@ber itunbenlang 5ogen unter buns
pfem GeiIirr enbloie fiuitsre 3iiss lee
rer 9iitertpagen bon gabnbof su
Babn6of an bem Damn opriiber - i'm
Wlorgeusruuen ftampftsn iobaru tutts
fsite aDlpnnen bepaffneter SeeIolbateH
iiber bas pflaiter, ipeib, bIau unb fads
grau angetbon. in ben isurben Der friis
ben Wprsenftunbe. @eipebr auf BEN
Riiten, niioe uno IalGfrig itapFter bic
Splonnen an benz Steinranb b.s Wiees
res pprbei.
9eitern Ibenb bat man bier 70 ets
ipas ipie einsn Ilarm gu ipuren be-
tommen, limb bieier 2lIurm bat meis
ren S4laf perfOlst, 10 baB er dtbems
los entflob unb in pielfa6em 9erums
fpdIsen nidt eingebolt tpsrbsn tonute.
Jtst lit brauben bic &rbeit getpib
fhon iiberdQ i'm 9dnes - nein bas
Brett DOR benz Saiff itebt lser unb bos
2aben itodt -.
unten in ben Straben 1T bos 9eben
ipie ionit. Bon Der geitrisen Stur5s
oHgit 1T uiht oiel gu fpiiren. Sic roar
i'm @runbe nur uuf einsn 8rsis bon
Weniden bsihrdntt, einen nitt gar
ipeitsn arsis, uon benz bic grregung
olIsrbines in ftrahlenfDrmigsn Sdpins
9rngen Big in entfernte S6ihtsn bins
olts5uDirten oermas. Dos 2sben in
ben Strdben bot Elm tllrSss @ebdhts
nib, bic aeute fteben nah Der iioIiasn
9epflogeHbeit auf bem pfIaiter berum,
i6reien unb seitituIiren niat msbr aIs
olIs 9oge.
Sn ben gldttern Der Gtabt. bic in
mebrsrsn Gprdben erideinsn, 1T ni6t
Die geringite anbeutlng Der Greisniiie
su finbsu, bic gerabs beute bi. Stubt,
ihre @ebiet melt ringsum. mi6. bid
rno ben RdhfteH. uns ale bier in
Straber unb 5duIern 10 nabe augeben
ltnb betreffen. BON obsn Biz iinten
limb bic Spaltsn unssFiiGt nit gla6s
ri6ten, bic Sebermdnn Oernebmen borf
'unb bic 5ubem quite Ra6ri6ten Iinb,
ousgsfprudsne Sisgssbotf6aften aus
bem Often, @eften uno Norbcr. 6ier
ober iisen mir i'm siiben, unb biefe
Simmelsrthtung lit fir bic gIdtter Der
Gtaot pie ausgsitridsn ober oerfuns
fen.
Die goft pom MOroen i,t~ Tcson
onaetommen. bic 3eitungtn aug ben
Qdnosrn Der MOnar6ie tpeiien bic iibs
liten petben Slede auf, fpdItauf uub
fpaltd6. Der 2efer mag inter 3us
biIfeuubme feiuer Ybantofie fi6 bic |
berheimfiften 3eitereisnifs auf biefem (
leer asblisbsnen papier ausmaIsn. Gr
mad aufeben, tpie er es Fertisbrinqt. II
Bon Der aeere bes Sblddtfelpes /
N 70 oft bis Rebe. bier 1T Elm @egens {
itiid. Das 9edung iudenbe Rerpen, /
Ipit.m fpiirt aans Seutlih bi. mir. 4
lung Der fsinS!i9sH GsDa!i a5sr fodb. II
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gemaht. SO bin jest pon alien sieitu Sci.
ben bsirsit. Sd boiie, baB ale iunger
Rdbdtn 9inberuus fuben, ME i'd es ge'
than. Sd befaub mid nitmaIs beiier in
S.bsu.--Jrax Ssbn SstreauIt, Bsl
l1s, STERLING, Conn.
Naiisnn, q. y. - sd babe 9poia q.
Binfbam's 8eg,tabIe gpntpouuo eingenom.
men unb fann es auf's bette empfebIen.
@eHn iraenojemanb an mid ihreiben MIL,
10 perbt i'd ibr germ BON meinem Sal tr'
sdtIen. Sd bsfaub Mid sepib in einem
idIehten buitanbe, ba al msin SIut fit in
Raijtr peTpanbeIte. Sd bate Sdbdren
i'm @siitt iinb cine ihledi. Sau.farbt, unb
lett fitnf Sabreu lit id an Nieoeraeihla'
ssnbeit. Die @erSte nannttu ss .9Iutar.
mutb unb erihopfung" uub iagten, ih iei
gong abssmaitet. apbia q. giniham's De.
setabIt COMPOUND bat mid aber piebsr ge'
funb a.maht"-Jrl. Gapi a W1res,
GcT II, Wafsna, y. D.
Sunse Nabheu, beobahtet Sieien
Ratb.
Ulhbnsu, peIde an fdmershaiter pber
tnregeImdbger 9eriob,, Riidtnihmtrsen,
Gbnmadtsanfdle ober llnpsrbauIihfek
Ieiben. foIteH fofort ibre @siunbbsit nieber
5n erlangen berluden. inbem lie 9pbia O.
ginsham's EsaetabIe COMPOUND nehmen.
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On Sterling
uo@nt elm ]lliodjs1l,
@elhes ebenio iuie pieIe anSere WGb.
den lit. - GrsGblt, ipie Go
2inbtrung gefnnbsn.
( ettrItns, Gonn.--Sb bin Elm Wsbden
bon % s3obrea unb bate ale Npnats Ohm.

mohtsanfaue, uno t4
mar iebr i9pad. aud
bate id tart q n
Srauenitbw bu Iei'
ben. SD las Shr net-
mes Bud pRath FIR
tyEauen~ uno it fab,
pis anberen gshOIf.u
purbe burd 9pbia q.
9intbum's Tseetabls
gompouHo. Sd be.
idIpb. eineni geriud
gu MAIDEN, uno es bat
mifh mie uelIQebpren
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g9abneu far eansGfbsii In flssnfr 5arf;li
Eo 20< aoriberu acc., Hbgnb1te.
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geriamgt-@eibHf.

1tutf6es mnbnsa for ae1en NIB I'M
bel btt tdubattci gu bfi'rTi. AeiufaseH
eetlengf aftsr Eailey Gar. 2S27 G31bneH
foab, aottasib btsasH brq
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mann. hltttsr. faei mhblirits 5imrtt NIT
JrnttlS. auf ban 41eeI uabs 9ars. W1eH
dbreflire: @. g.. Dolike.aii. is.iAI
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ei, [pdrt.

.0u briusft jssi 70 Oft s5aisnipeifm
duf ben 2it8. Graiiten!-
.Ju, ipeibi 9u. triiens IN bas 5thr
getinb. unb oiusi.sns mS4ts i1 nidi,
bab Di Did meibnahtsn NIT etner
pei3taltasiSH fiis rui4 bssrlpsn
statis
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-27
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR To DARKEN II
Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy,
thick with mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

The old-time mixture Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked
and faded hair is grandmothers treat
ment, and folks are again using it to
keep their hair a good, even color, which
is quite sensible, as we are living In an
age when youthful appearance is Of the
greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready to-use product
called ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy for about SO cents a bottle.
1t - very popular because nobody can
discover it has been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or a soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur is that, besides beautifully
aarkening the hair after a few applica-
tons, it also produces that soft l1istre
and appearance of abundance which is so
attractive; besides, prevents dandruf,
itching scalp and failing hair.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-27
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
hurts or Bladder bothers-Meat
forms uric acid.

No man or woman who eats meat regu-
larly can make a mistake by flushing
the kidneys occasionally, says we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric acid
which clogs the kidney pores 80 they
sluggishly filter or strain only part of
the waste and poisons from the blood,
then you get sick. Nearly all rheuma-
tism, headaches, liver trouble, nervous
ness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders come from sluggish kid
neys.
The moment you feel dull ache in the
kidneys or your back hurts, or if the
urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi-
ment, irregular of passage or attended
BY q sensation of scalding, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable
pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast for q
few days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia and has been used for
generations to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neu-
tralize the acids in urine 30 it no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes delightful effer-
vescent lithia-w water drink which all reg
ular meat eaters should take now and
then to keep the kidneys clean and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kid
ney complications.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-27
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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-27
GREENS CREEK

The seven Sunday Schools of
Savannah have just completed ar
rangements for a Sunday School
Convention to be held at Bryson
School House on the Is and 26th
of September. The programme has
already been made out and copy
will appear in the Journal.
Andy Hall of Cowarts is spending
a few days with relatives at this
place.
Miss Annie Dills of Dillsboro
spent the week end with her broth
er J. G. Dills.
R. W. Green is spending a few
days at Bankers Creek on business.
F. M. Ashe spent Saturday and
Sunday with his mother Mrs. D. H.
Ashe at Franklin.
Miss Luetta Hall has returned to
Asheville after spending two weeks
with her brother Geo. Hall of this
place.
Mrs. Eliza Green left Tuesday for
an extended visit to her son R. C..
Green of Franklin.
Hubert Potts. spent Sunday at
Dillsboro.
E. L. eagle of Los Angeles. Cal
formerly of this place. has just
informed us that he spent two
weeks at the Worlds Fair at Frisco
he reports a nice time.
I. B. Haney and daughter Nellie
of Atlanta spent last week with
Mrs. Haneys sister, Mrs. O. M. ALI
son of this plac.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Morgan of
this place are spending a few days
at Clyde with Mrs. Morgans rela-
tiVes.
"Old Jupiter"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-27

.,.sar j | your
we'll odd Bo; have cuule
lin, my last que; las MIR. Gilbert
pes, but | m.t & you again.
is time i guesset i: r.. Sam Shell
III of East Laporte.
uncle Joe bucI; ab OF Glen> .lle
>.essed Mr.. ovel;Gy
"a. sure meanl W guess him,
,ut uncle Joe beat me to it. It
,eems like uncle Joe and | are
bout all the guessers at the "Old
BOY" and uncle Joe seems to be at
out the end of his row. Now
.~lc Joe thlnn ..,Out Law els,
rs, blacksilIt 5 and q -
All q HuiuW ,llOp liz = 81;
md see if yvu ant try liz
~" again.
~ odd Boy u have kline
Jack On yours. :. You saioyou
6Olig to give III. some Idic,
- over when you got your dalts
5elher. | guess you have los
une of your almanacs as You
I'VE never written me. Then you
ragged on your steady ner>e s in
e letter; then i. ..other letter
a: said your arm had give out OIL
u, 50 you could hardly write at
/. How is this "Old Boy?
ear readers let a whole lot more OF
~ 60 to guessing at that "Old
oy" and see who can hit him,
ithout making that hundred dol
lar deposit with him as he suggests.
If | were all of you l surely woulG
ot put myself to any trouble or ex-
pense on his hundred dollar PROPOSE
t 4.
Our school is getti.lg along fine.
We need rain, corn is needing
.,in badly.
Write more letters to ..4e ..urna.
Respectfully
Tom Frizell.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-27
CITY LOCALS


CT y.
S Annie Lo! is spe' dill!
Sc time at Gull, n; Weef
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Rhinehardt
Gu de visited Mrs. W. V. Dorse.
this week.
Prof. j. N. Wilson of Cu'lowhee
was in the city Monday on business
jill. Wilson and family spen,
Sunday in Webster.
!. Ramsey Buchal,.,n left Tues
day for Pittsburg Pa. where he h. 5
accepted position in all electric;
pla. !.
MISS DOrthy Mckee returne>
home from Asheville Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Ensley returned Moi
day from Asheville, where she visi'
eG her sister Mrs. David Murd0c
Lieutenant C. K. Rhinehardt spen
W dnesdry with his sister Mrs. ".
V. Dorsey of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman DeitZ OF
Clauntan Ala. are spending some
time with Mr.. Deitz's home folks.
rs. Hix Wilson visited her sis
ter Mrs. j. L. Broyles of Webster
last Sunday.
j. NJ. Morley of Wilmot was il
the city last week.
DR.. and Mrs. D. D. Hooper visited
DR.. Hooper's home folks at Tucka-
seigee.
C.S Grindstaff of Andrews is
visiting relatives in the city this
week.
Holmes Bryson has gone East to
buy another stock that must be
sold. He intends to put on another
big sale at Sylvia during Sept.
Ms. jenkins and Mrs. Walker OF
Statesville are visiting at the home
of Col. D. L. Love of this city.
Columbus Deitz was in the city
last week and called in and ad-
vanced his subscription to the
Journal.
T.R. Luck of Atlanta Ga. visited
F. A. Luck and family of this city
last week.
Miss Geneva Powers who was
one of the faculty of the Sylvia
Collegiate Institute year before last
arrived in the city this week. She is
to be one of the teachers this year.
L.V. Brock, with Holmes Bryson
is in the market looking for jobs
for their big sale at Sylvia next
month.
DR.. Erastus Peek was in the city
this week.
Miss Sunshine Abernethy of Gull
lowhee visited friends in the city
this week.
Prof. B. C. Jones was in the city
this week.
Miss Charlotte Young Principal
of the Webster High School was in
the city Wednesday.
R. G. Hunt of the Regal Marble
works was in the city Wednesday
on business. Mr.. Hunt says that
his company is getting out some of
the finest marble to be found.
j. A. Zachary, of Atlanta, Ca,
passed through the city last wee
enroute for Cashiers to attend the
Zachary Reunion.