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From Grateful Massachusetts Woman.

nation and was examined by . physician whofound
that my trouble was caused by q displacement
NY symptoms were bearing down pains, bacxache,
and sluggish liver. tried several kinds OF medi-
Vegetable Compound. Il has cured me and am
pleased TO be IN my usual good health by using It
and highly recommend itn-1frs b. IL Osaoop,
Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass.
Il ySu want special advice wrIte 20 Lydia
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nilnies~ Nsni, clean,
ornaurnfai, eDnFe1-
tent, cheap Lass ali
seasoa. Badesf
metal. can'tfpili cgfip
ossrf pfii ncf soil e.
fnlufe anything.
Cuafxniced ELECTIVE.
6sid bY dealers. q
& set breEWe1I go.
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A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
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Being
Well
Prepared

means much towards the
preservation of your
health. The stomach
must be kept strong, the
liver must be active and
the bowels regular. AS
soon as there is any de-
Walton from those con-
ditions you should try
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r. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conAdentia) Lynn, Mas Your
In strict confidence. " - : " -~-~ e~~~~
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TIIITITITIIITrTfIffT
Testimony from Oklahoma.

Pinkham remedles'- Mrs MArnn AsBAcn. North tra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
3nr lIuteritiitnue SeS @crtv.
S1OIpitals.

90 bctrGNtIi6c 2ijden liuO III Oci
ySdidcimrdntcn ser sSreiabtbciIun.
gcn Ocs WicrcpsSoipitolS cntitanocr,
OuB Die 5Cbmcitcrn mo Der Tamcn.
Niilispcrcin Ocs SoipitoIS 6ciHIoiict
bo6ell, am 8. 6ebriior cincn ,2incu
Sboucr" i'm @lcrcp SoipitoI ob5u-
6oIten, 81 mcIdcm aae 6reuuOe iuo
friiberen 4otienten oes Soipitals
cineclaoeu iinO. Gieie &o6It66tio.
feitSueronitoItuu1 miro all genouns
tenn Gage bon 4 bis 6 llbr 9}ahniit'
tags itattfinDcn.
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Seutitbc Girdea in Mlurylouo.
Scntldlc fatbpliidIc Girdlcu IN Baltimore
unb Wlnrgiunb.
lyle6cmpIorilIen. 0lcmeIn6en.l J

st. glIpbunius STRIDE @de Bart
gbenue uno Saratoga StraBe; 9ater
2dircutius &ibucr Nettor; Yater &bir
lipp RoBbad, ASdter SSobonn .. 9ailp,
$otcr gSilbeln 2iuouer.
Ct SafUbus Sirdjc @dc 9iSquitbs
itnb Gagers Strnbc Eaicr Solcpb Sunf,
&atcr Yaul @ubcr, $oter $cicr gSars
finger, Sutcr SpIcpb StplS, Ydter 8. y.
@uctbcr mo &oter Sobau Wcier
Ct WsidocIS Sird]c Gde gSoIfe=
lnlo 2ombaros Stra6e; &dter Soicp6
8iiicl 9lcttor; &otcr E1ilipp Colonel,
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2lcding, Ratcr yeopolo Gbrccbt
S9cr5 Sciu Stride 3. GSiraBe imo
Spitcr gIpemc, 8isblduotpipu; &ater
Srui5istus @drenhnucr, 9cttor; Batter
gluguitiu gSeilicr, Ruter Sobdnu Braun,
&ctcr @nll 2eiier, Ynter e. Sd)lncrb,
Baier sSohann @roell.
St &cn5cSfnne STRIDE (bD6mildlc) 49,
@u[lngtun= nn0 gllblnnos2lue Roter
,yoicpb 0ilo, 9icitor; &ntcr gSen5eSlous
Nlclidjdr, Sater Iu8nitin %ctrncf.
9npn5iucr WcntCinbc.
St 4ctcr unD &nul- Stride IN Gnms
brrlonO, aln. ~ &dter 9onnlit Sdulter,
9tcftur; Rater gllbnn Santmel urD &oter
Simon Nnupfer. 0nt @emeinoel1ule
nit 345 Niroeru
glubCrc faiboliidc @cincinhcn.
Ct. glntUnins Stride 81 Uar0cu0ile--
Safer q. &. GucQ, 0orDenpile.
ct. SoiCpbs 0jcmcirne 81 NeGer an
Der @eldirs9od0; Eater @bns s. Sriuts
ails, Jleftor.
81 9ren5 STRIDE -@eis, noNe 2i9btz
Strabe; @oter glrnim Daup iiuo Gnter
Wu0rea5 UnQelhdrOt
IA bl. SiotGbclfcrs Stride Wlourts.
nabe Der YrattsStraBe; Seneoutiners
Soires @rior gllerins @raB mo Bns
ter Gnnoious, glSiiiteut
ct. Winriens0irdlc 9pailingtuJ 9. 6.
&oter S. g. Jiotb 9ieitor, lliio Sater
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9cntidJc cbonecIiIdle SDnObc bpn
Nuro glmerilu.
ct. MlnttbiirGirdjc - SebeitesStr.
llno Gcntralsglheuuc; Rolsor y. gS Sos
der, Slr. 1906, SitsSdBettesStrabe.
ct. 9ufaS 0irDc perlcttds uno
@utdips 5traBe; Bditnr 8. 8. .alenune,
Ir 421, Meitspeiriettns s9troBe.
ct. SObnuneas Girdtr ~ Gde Spnls
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StroBe
Scrciuiate Gnann. Stride - Gcuton;
gaitor &m. 9ab, glr 923. GoltsAoenie.
Gunroroiu Stride gBalbrootsSlpe.,
nabe Yoplons sStrdbe; Sditor j. Vtele,
Sir. 2032, @cits9iort1ss(Denue.
0hrtihS Gird,c ~ @calons, nnbe Ses
caturs StraBe, 9ocuit Soint; Sntor y.
@riciemeiIter, 9lr. 1900 Senions StraBe.
Gt. Su6nnneS Stride TIT 8ioolesStr.,
nobe &euulbluanids gtpeuue; &nltor gS.
s. gIufoerboar. Sir. 1919, y'prtleaSlpe
Gp. -Iut6. SricScrss s0cnlciliDe @ds
oiIons Strnbe mo 9urennsAllep; Sdlfor
| gbos. gSers, gir. 28t1. &fblailos sSlpenue.
Gt DlatAbai. STRIDE = @orlIc1ssl9e.' tn
Someitcao; 9saItpr g. Otto 9ieIler, Sr.
1913, Soueiten6s StrnBe.
GunrOr6ias Stride Ealbmgton, p.
g.. @oitor @aul u Weu5el ytr 1870
GsStrabe, g&sG. @albneton. p. Y.
ct. Wsartinis Stride unndpolis,
W1O, Bdftpr 8. s. Carl Sdos. ylr IS,
Nranciss sGirnbc. Siiunpolis.
0niorcnienbnuS &alior Gt.c glpie,
g1r. 1912, QcniorGirobc
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gInttiUns. .gLn8ciacn.
@srpoltCrs.&Crtaui
oce
mrriGpplcn Asadlt'NiaenthnmS

gir IA, Meit.Samburs' etrabe.
Nralt cucS 0eir6Is ocs ysaiicHgeriNiS Der
Sin0t baltimore, i'm Salc ocs gtnhlniles oe5
ocrltorbcncn Srani (oocr GrunD Suoptp ct'
laiien, iucrocn otc uuierici0ncien NahlaBocr,
lpultcr am Tpnnerliaa, Den L. Sebruar 1910,
4 lhr 9dhmiiiaqS, ami 0ifcntli6cr glulhpn
an Srl uu0 StcllC oa5 Qnnje @runolind ncbt
sans In Der 5tu0i Baltimore gceQclt Dcri
faufen 0as fpie iolqt bclhrebcn piro;
IS bcpnni an ocr H0rbiNcH Seiic Der
0amburqs @troBc In elmer @HicrnuHQ pon i5l
Sub 1tid bon Der SccttaGruBe; uuo lduit
bon % oiti6, Der SamburgsStrnBe cnilnng,
70 TuB; hnnH n1rolic0 uno parallel 3ur 5coiis
gtrohc l2Q SUP big 5lir, @anaol6asSiraBe;
Strdbc cnilaHg, 10 sui itnn baHu llollob IN
Qcruocr RihttHe l20 Sui bis 3utu 9IniuHQ,
Sic Vanten itno Gin 21diges 8tepellcns
Np5n6aus, oae IN alsgc3cibnctcm Snildno
mio nit allcn mc0crncn Ginridiunlcn ocrs
icbcn NJ. unn ciHcn Soljliau' oocr @hnppcn
i'm Ninicrboic on Der Snociic Der DSangolos
Etrabc.
Gjrnnb5ins 1870.
9erlaniesNconauta Gin Nritel @oar,
Der Ncii IN cd1s ulh 6iu0li Wonnicn, o0cr
4uc2 @aar, mic Is ocu Nduier bcicb; Grcoita
2dblnnGcH nlillicn pom Tdoc hcs Mauice pcri
iipii mcrocn iliio 3ur 3niricocnhci oer imicrs
gllc llniolcH ciuimlcBlin bon Spcj0Is
@ilaltcrtcner, pcnn iochc purbanocn IN, bis
5un Ncriunlstnpc bcpldclH
Sin Ecpoit non 500 lprb bonn Stdnier 8ur
3cii ocS Sctfduics bcrlanpt.
Ninrnarrt guowig
8nn Suhnnnicn,
Nn0lnhOctlpulicr.
Nattiipn g. ejnbou,
(San29, 6eb3.fOt5iO 9nliiondioren
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2OTulGcridtc ans SSaI6iugtuu.


Nv " y.
SSn icincr @o6nmq, 9Sr. 1929, 35.
StroBc, 9lorOwcIt idoB iid Der As
Sabre oltc RoIi5iit GborIes s. Eicrce
nit icinem Gicnit-&cpolpcr cine Sir
gcI in Ocn Whmo oic ieincn ougcu-
blidlideu 600 bcr6eifii6rtc &ierce
mar ein Dlitglieo scr D}onrlidjoft,
ncIde &r0iiocut @ilion i'm @ciBeu
Sous benucbt Ger @rluo ju iciner
Gbut lit niht befauut. Gr giud IN
Oas Sdlai5inmcr uul ieiue llui.
form on5u3icbeu ilnO icinc 5rau
bortc pcuigc Mnnuten ipatcr ciucn
SduB ioIlcn. Ger 9cbcuSmii0e lit
cin 9}arDIdnOcr unO cntItoumt Der
Gicrcc 6omilic 6ci&odpiIlc III Mont.
golncrp.Golmtp @r miro bon icincr
6rol bctrouert
6ctcru iilbcrnc Soh5cit..
9luldBlih scr iil6cruen &oh5cit
bon Srn. imo 6rou G6oS. 9( @ol0.
init6, oer III feierlihcr gSciic in
9ioui6cr'S Soue begongen iulroc,
griiuOeteu 0ie Sercinigten @o6lt61.
tigtcits s@eieIliboiten bon g9aibing.
ton cincu SiIfsionO, Scr Sen glomen
oScrr inO 6rau Charles u. 0jolo.
lntith,Son0~ crbicIt @ercitS ibcr
$1,000 iino Oclu 6ono 5uocilofcn uno
6ci elmer &erioninlmg Scr &Crei,
nidtcu Ssroclitiihcn @ohltbGtig.
fcit5 iSeiclliHoftcn bon 8oibington
5oate Ger 8rGiiornt, Sec 9oimaor.
tcr, ocnt SueIpoor iiir ibre iegenSi
reidcn 9lrbcitcn groBcS 2o6
Sommeln iibcr $1,000.
Gic SSraclitcn iontncltcn ou Sem
bon @r6iiocnt g8iIiou icitociettcr
SiliStao iiir oic not6leioenocn Slr
0eu III europa iiber $4,000 III @oib.
ington, Giiniblmocrt N}Gnncr
6rolcn lno Sinbcr iomnleltcn ii
oen StroBeu IN @eidditen luO &ri
Oot60uicrn. Gas @ouptouorticr 6c
fouN iib III Ocm EeupeI an ser s
StroBc lmO EnpiO $. gilpbcr, oel
&orIibcr OeS SontmelGpnlites, mol
iibcr ocu grobcn @rfolg icbr iibcr
roicbt 9luBcr @r 9llpbcr bcitc6t ooS
SdmuclGonite aus Sen Serrcu s.
Str, Nt. Sformau 8. 8. Gnbn 3
5dnciocr, q. Eaib, Y. SforHiiL q
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g. 9Solic, 9f. Gopperihmiot uuO s
9Il6ert. Gie 9Pitalic0cr OeS n&eouC
Camp SO, 3o9,4 scr Golm6ue.9lit
ter, beiuilligten iiir ocn 8ono $25.
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@aItcr 8. @cFpbaI,
419-i20--l2i @lnuIcp SuilOino.
(cFtiO4)


,,,,,.t am 0ons 0louo Npnicpnro,
9llggN az SiraBc mo Subcnbolf @drfpau.
a oy,s sS'l'ls sltabenbaDnlirie Anncr Sicucrn.
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on skge &eiinnce 9leolh 0p.a
lleae ON ocr Al. Strobe as tSff9sfN5
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Mm &apital. .MnIeaer.

mtlde ~ ipnren panibrn uuo aruec uSer
lidcn glbinhlnngcu ouleqrn l0plicn iun eS Ia
IN einiaeu 1nhfen mrir iuc pctbuppcn aeir
uiicritcn grofc 1nt ngleocuc Ojrunnfiide n,
Ntiln Nnpn, Der ncncu 0uritnot qrotr
ee Slr welo lest M, oamit Sic Bic nicSriar,,
9ncn crhnlten. Wrunoitiidc CO.. iii oEo
nndl i25 bei 250 fit weuaer nlS 4 Nrnts nrs
EmnorniiMh Win 0Glo II OcutS brn rnc,
Oratinb ucrtb icin. 0cncntirie cJane,ucne. nc
gaonmiFrtc etrdfcn, llrtnubc nno c3nrattiic ma
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9cbens5cit Mlappcn, Sloet uuo pcile GinsrIn.
Gciten 81 erhnlicn Uou
Jiidnro ". GOuf,
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(Cii0-)
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W 0 4 q n. OT7WUI IVIVFV
gul6el; Gcriouot 5627 9uidcI; Gle
potorcn &orrotb l,50Is07 @iidel.
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FIRsT CALL

1000 strnocl snno S @rapcl Ger. iotA
1000 gano Gin lcr 6,-.~... 30
1000 gaIio.. sp w. & cOei, aMcr.. %
1000 Goshen 60. 0cr.,...... i02
1000 gosOeu 60. Ger. ...s.-... iolM
5000 GoSocH So. ocr,,....~-,.,, iOi&
1000 Snir & elarfs, 1rati Ser 100
aooo Ga., Gar & Hori0- Der ....ios
1000 90 4 Ell y IL oer 2. 90 5).. 1924
1000 W ~. @loollc n GOig acr..s.. 1gts
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Seutiae ShluBrote.

S 0fcr. = 3nfnDt JT,5oI VlI
ihel IcrIanot bon oci GIcpntorcn
602A guIdel, Glcpotoren Gorrotb
A69.l73 @nIAel.
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gcrfdilic ouf Der Baltimore slttien.
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Baltimore NlurtFBcridJtc.

6rcitoq %. Sonuor 1916.
NlcbI. 3ufiibr 6272 Safer,
cini6IicBlib 1886 S6Ner 5u &ocuit
@oint uno 206l Soiier 5u Canton.
The herald., 1916-09-21
AFTER MONEY ONLY.

On last Saturday afternoon a rob-
Der entered the residence of Mrs. F.
Goebel, 315 Bermuda Street, some
time during the day. The evidence of
the daylight intruder was that every
drawer and receptacle in the house
was opened and contents scattered
over the floor. Valuable jewelry was
left untouched. showing very conclu-
sively that the robbers were after
money only. A peculiar part of the
robbery was the fact it could not be
found how entrance was gained into
the house, and it is thought that it
was by the use OF duplicate key for
one of the doors. No money was got
ten by the robbers nor has any other
thing of value been missed.
The herald., 1916-09-21
For Sale
LOCAL

ASK TO see the Durham Lawn Roller.
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
The herald., 1916-09-21
MANY ALGERINES ENROLLED AT
BAYS "HI."

At the openingof the Boys High
School, Algiers was we'll represented.
For many years the "over-the-riyer"
boys showed up poorly in numbers,
but this year the attendance was
larger than anyother. Theoldest pu-
pills from Algiers are: Stienly Drumm.
Walter Wells, Edgar Cayard and MIL
ton Nelson. who are starting on their
third year
The following are among those
who attend: George Thorning, Hen
ry Hildebrand, Lloyd Hawkins, Sim
gleton Neyland. Joseph Rosamano,
Joseph Secure, j. SCHNEIDER, NJ.
O'Donnell. Jas. Moffet, Leroy Patter-
son, Rheems Biehler. Harry Laufer,
Jno. Arnolie, Victor Zatarain, Hill
lizard Bach, Earl SCHNEIDER and John
Schwarzenbach and Hugh Hum
phrey.
If we have omitted any names We
will gladly publish same in our
next issue, as these were all we could
ascertain.
The herald., 1916-09-21
Aleerines at Law.

Dist Bldg. Assn, portion Opelousas,
Slidell. Belleville and Elmira, $500
cash.-Loomis.
Purchaser to Mrs. Mckinney We
zien. same property $3.50, terms
LOomis.
Salvatore Schilleci to Board of
Levee Commissioners of the Orleans
Levee District, portion fronting on
Mississippi river, $675.36 cash.
Peters.
Mara Griffasi-Grilletta ct ais 10
Board of Levee Commissioners, Or
leans Levee District. portion front
ng on Mississippi river, $5O0.31
caSh.-Peters.
Robert f. ]. Quinn ct al to The
Beautiful Zion Baptist Church of AL
giers. > lots Belleville. Elmira. New
ton and Diana, $3.50 terms-Col-
Inns.
The herald., 1916-09-21
Civil District Court.

Succession Of Mrs. Mary A. Pujol,
petition to sell movable effects. real
estate, etc.
Tucson Realty Co. VS.. Algiers Dis
tiiling Co., intervention and third
opposition of Revere Rubber CO.
Jacquet & Hubert.
Succession OF Philip Bommarito,
administration CotOniO.
Succession OF Mrs. A. Pujol.
amounts TO $6.369.64.
Succession OF Mrs B. \. Hintz,
oppOsition.--Rice & Montgomery. G
Marshall.
Wills.
Mrs. DOras l.. Ward gives to her
husband William H. Ward. the dis
possible portion of her estate. She
states that all of the property be-
longs 10 the community. Her said
husband is named executor.
Real Estate Transfers.
Jules J. Barroul to Paul Games
ct Pacific, Elmira, Newton and Di-
ana, $1,000 caSh.-ForCelle.
Mrs. Charlse Vezien ct ais TO Third
The herald., 1916-09-21
BECOMES SENIOR MARION

The many friends of Mrs. Glenn a.
Borden will be pleased to know she is
back again at the Immigration Station
and this time as Senior Matron of that
institution.
Mrs. Borden was appointed couple
of years ago as the Junior Matron of
the institution, but when the Euro
pean war started which stopped immi-
grafton TO a certain extent Mrs. Bor-
ton was furloughed and only one ma
tron was kept at the institution. At
the expiration of Mrs. Borden's fur
Tough she was much surprised to learn
that she was made Senior Matron Of
the immigration Station here. She
began the discharge of her duties on
fifteenth of September.
The herald., 1916-09-21
Building Permits.

J. J. Barroul. owner and builder,
two story frame residence and shop,
Newton. Elmira, Pacific and Diana,
$1,000.
The herald., 1916-09-21
First Duty.

sOur great business undoubtedly Is,
not to see what lies dimly at dis.
lance, but to do what lies clearly at
The herald., 1916-09-21
humanitY's Ealing.

Some men," said Uncle Eben,
"'pears to enjoy buyin' gold bricks fob
de sake Of shown how much money
dey has to waste"
The herald., 1916-09-21
MAGIC Sticky Fly String.
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
TEETH

Teeth extracted by experts using the latest
and most approved methods Union Dental
Co., Ltd, go Canal st. Established in 1892.
The herald., 1916-09-21
ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD

Mahogany and Rosewood furniture Bric-
a-Brac bought and sold. Drop postal. Pack
ing and shipping to all parts of country.
L. Diamond, ABS Royal St. Phone NJ 1854.
The herald., 1916-09-21
THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS.
MISSPEILED WORD

Those TO receive Jacobs Candies
this week are Thelma Cayard, 241
Olivier ST., Alta Baker, 149 Della
ronde ST.. and Emmett Hardy, 335
Bermuda st.
The herald., 1916-09-21
BUSINESS PERSONAL
MODERN CLEANERS
sol Nerret Street
b. TREADAWAY, Propr.

Starting Sept. Il we are going to make a
reduction in prices. Palm Beach suits
cleaned and pressed, +Oc; Palm beach suits
pressed, q cents. Suits dry cleaned and
pressed, Is cents; suits sponged and pressed,
% cents. Give us trial and be convinced.
Work called for and delivered.
The herald., 1916-09-21
ORDER SATURDAY.

Parties desiring pies for Sunday
must leave their order Saturday to
be sure Of having same.
MRS. F. GoEBEL.
Verret and Alix Streets.
The herald., 1916-09-21
RULES TO GOVERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE ON A CARD OF
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
AN ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOU
SHOULD WRITE ON THE CARD AS
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND, THE MISSPELLED WORD.
THIRD, THE NAME OF THE ADVERTIS-
MENT IN WHICH 1T APPEARED.
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS ARE DEPOSITED
IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THE
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN.
The herald., 1916-09-21

Gayaut-On Monday, Sept. is. at
APO O'Clock p. m, Damas Gayaut,
husband of Caroline Azeratto, died
at the age of sixty-one years. De-
ceased was born in France but has
resided here for the past twenty five
years The funeral took place Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock from his
late residence, 1910 Brooklyn Ave.
lnterment was in McDonoghville
Cemetery.
Messrs. j. Bodenger, j. Lennox.
X. Hafkesbring, l.. l.. Zoeller and S.
Levy were honorary pall-bearers
while Mrs. Jos. Dauricourt, A. Bour-
geois and the four sons of the de-
ceased were active pall-bearers.
Mr.. Gayaut leaves besides his wife
nine children, Mrs. G. l.. Bertonneau
of Los Angeles, Gilbert, Roland,
Magda, Anthony, Clara, Emma,
Hermanie and Philip, and four
grandchildren and one brother.
The herald., 1916-09-21
JEwELRY AND REPAIRING.
II. WALDMEIER
REPAIRING.

ALL kinds of repairing. Bicycles, Watches,
Clocks, Umbrellas, Guns, Locks and Keys.
Anything else that is broken. Algiers Print.
ing House, Sl3 Teche St. If
The herald., 1916-09-21
DIED.

Hatters.-On Saturday, Sept. 16,
at 1880 O'Clock p. m, George Hat
ters, one of our oldest residents died.
Deceased, who was the husband
Of the late Louise Guker, was sew
enty-six years old. He was a native
of New Orleans. The funeral took
place Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
from his late residence, 240 Bermu-
da street. Interment was in McDon-
oghville Cemetery. Rev. ]. A. Petit
officiated.
Mr.. Hattres is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. G. Martin, Miss ".
Hatters and Mrs. J. A. Vinson and
by several grandchildren.
The herald., 1916-09-21
FRESH MEAT
BARBER COLLEGES
COUPONS BOUGHT.

CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO COUPONS
voc PER 100 GEO MOROY. 200 MAGAZINE
The herald., 1916-09-21
MILLINERY

Alice Lassalle. Ursula Matthew
Make no mistake when you are looking for
a hat with style and quality at reasonable
prices. Visit the Ideal Millinery, s29 Canal
Street, End floor. e-20-I7
The herald., 1916-09-21
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

For your wedding invitations printed OF
engraved go to DOUGLAS, Il2 Camp ST.
l-l3-H
The herald., 1916-09-21
HAIR wORK-DYING

WE dye hair all shades All kinds of
hair work
30 Bourbon Street,
Successor to A. Durel
NJ ECHMIT o-6-7
The herald., 1916-09-21
BICYCLES.
N0TIONS-MAGAZINES

NOTIONS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES. GRO.
Chef COTTON-MAGAZINES, NEWSPA.
PERS. Try Us. Mrs. NJ. Mclean, 4l9
Patterson ST. 9-l6.l7
The herald., 1916-09-21

BROWNIE Household Wax for Iron
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
The herald., 1916-09-21

LONG counter table covered with Panta-
sote. Suitable for store to display goods.
Apply 500 Verret ST.
The herald., 1916-09-21
VERNfICELLI.

WE manufacture vermicelli exclusively.
Comparable to the imported Try us. In
business 25 years. Phone Hemlock 1921
Wild. +. Peres, 202S ST. Peter ST. aug q II
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EVER SALIVATED BY
. .... CALOMEL? HORRIBLE!
'caionael Is quicksilver ana acts
like dynamite on
your liver.

Caiomel loses you a CAV! You know
THAT calomel is. It's mercury; quick.
silver. Calomel is dangerous. 1t
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should neverybe
[pat into your system ia d"
When you feel bilious, sluggish. con-
Istspated and, all. knocked ont and be-
lieve you need d., dose Of dangerous
'alomel just remember that your drug
sistsselis for SO cents large bottle
| OF Dodson's Liver Tone, which is en-
tirelys vegetable and pleasant to take
|and iska perfect substitute for Gallo
incl, Il Is guaranteed to start your
liver without stirring you up inside,
AMI cannot salivate. ,.
4 Don't take calomel. 1t makes you
sick the4next day; it loses you a days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel great Give
II to the children because 1t is perfect
J harmless and doesn't grippe. 10
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A. CHILD GETS CROSS
SICK AND. g FEVENSH
Z WHEN CONSTIPATED
LOOK, MOTHER! If TONGUE IN
COATED CLEAN LITTLE LlV-
Err AND BOWELS
~ IT. your httlesone's tongue is coated

II, your httlesope tongue is coated
it is sure sign the stomach, liver
and bowels need gentle, thorough
cleansing at once When your child
is cross, peevish, listess. pale, doesn't
sleep eat or act naturally; il breath
is bad stomach sour, system fun of
cold, ,throa sore,, or it feverish, give a
teaspoonfdr Of fcaliiornia Syrup Of
Figs" and in few hours all the
bilega and undigested food will gently
move out Of the bowels and you have
a well, playful child again,
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative.r
Millions of mothers keep handy
because they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know little
and see that It is made by the Califor-
mia Fig Syrup company.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie Of I"Caiifotiffa Syrup of Figs
which contains objections for babies,
children of ,ages, ,and for grownups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun
terfeits sold Here. Get the genuine
made by "California Figs Syrup Com
pany IN 57asr II II 4
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C. w Cummings, Omaha, Neb. who
has been in the city for the past sew
eral days, returned to his home yes
terday. Mr.. Cummings will return
with his family within the next two
weeks and will make his home here
II future. e% 81
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1
Throws Harrison Bouquet. s.o
70 1pl q current issue OF the Municipal
EEnpgipeeringrea likness Of Fire Ghiei
HEtalrrfson iis printed, together with tbs
following; a&ned, ,s~v mods
III H Harrison, chief OF the Brunsy'
Yiek, Gapo fiseo department, has been
p fireman, for thirty years and has
been chief of the department. since
1910. Since becoming chief he q,has
discarded the horses for motor appa-
Tatus, thus, effecting considerable
saying for the ,,city The report y Of
Che Fire and Building Permits COM
mittee . states that feed bill 81 Of
sSGS.S6 will be replaced by a gasoline
and chemical bill of 100000. e,4f
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Earmers' Meeting

u 49, At the. regular Saturday meeting
to be held at the Community school
today gardening in. all its phases, win
b. r fully talked about. Three or fopT
# at!a the most gttr successful farmers 81
Glynn county will be there for the
purpose of making talks and all in
terested shouidube there by all means
as these meetings are always full OF
interest especially thosegiptsrested
in chicken and hog raising as we'll al
gartie1Iine l9H OF c 'Nd97'9 SoD
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su'n NOTES 6
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RijoaE Theatre.

; Would you? if you were a U. S.
army officer and fell in love with a
Spanish Senorita would you risk your
I Willie to visit her in Mexico? Will
/ liam Desmond did In the latest Trian-
gle play. lieutenant Danny U. s. A.
shown at this theatre tonight when
he visited Enid Marley in her beauti-
\ full Mexican home. A 2 reel Key
sstone comedy will also be shown.
Monday Sessue Hayakawa and Myrtle
FrStedman in ."The Heart of Kura San. >
iIand a Cub comedy. Coming THE. Lat
tie Girl Next Door" the screen sensa-
ton of the day. ,st .s;