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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
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have the right of way 10 any street
and through any procession.
The driver of any vehicle shall on
signal. turn so as to allow fasteT
moving vehicle sufficient room to
pass to the left, 80. II 7,!A-
If SPEED OF VEHICLES
No vehicle shall proceed at rate
of speed greater than the law allows;
and at no time shall vehicle be
driven with a reckless or negligent
disregard of the conditions there
Prevailing.
On approaching a crossing of in
tersecting streets also in traverslng
a crossing on an intersection or
streets, and in going around corner
or curve in the highway, vehicle
shall not be driven at rate of speed
other than what is reasonable and
proper, having a regard to traffic at
the time and place and the use OF the
way and the safety of the public
STOPPING, STANDING, TURNING
No vehicle shall stop with its left
side to the curb on Water street
from Dunlaps Laundry to the bridge
and across Island to the South Side
Grocery; on Madison Avenue from
Water street to Bethany church and
on Russell street.
No vehicle shall remain backed NJ
to the curb except when actually
loading or unloading, and then only
for a reasonable time; but in no
event shall such teams or vehicles
block electric cars for a longer
period than five minutes at any one
time.
When Il horse drawn vehicle is
backed up to the curb, the horse oil
horses shall be turned so as TO stanC
parallel with the sidewalk aud head
ed in the general direction of traYe
for the side of the street on which
the vehicle is standing.
No person having charge or any
vehicle or street car in public
street shall refuse or neglect to stoI
the same or place the same as d.
rected by a police officer, any OF
these rules to the contrary notwlth.
standing.
UNREASONABLE NOISE
In thickly settled parts of the vii.
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Bradford-Trickey

An event of interest to many Som
erset County friends was the mar
riage in Corinna Saturday evening of
Miss Marie Trickey and Charles
Bradford. Miss Trckey is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
John F. Tricky of Madison. She
was member of the class of 1915,
Madison High School, and since that
time has resided with her parents
Mr.. Bradford is native of St. AL
bans but for the past four years has
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PHOTOGRAPHERs-

been a popular clerk in a Corinna
hardware store. Rev. Henry Ar
mold was the officiating clergyman
and the ceremony was witnessed by
only a few friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradford will leave town the first Of
the week on an automobile trip to
Quebec, where they will pass their
honeymoon. On their return they
will reside in Madison with the pa
rents of the bride. Mr. Bradford
has a position as clerk for the Madi-
son Furniture Co.
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"In this issue of our paper. we adj
vertise a novelty in the hat line. the
Eight in one Hat" from the well
known house of Lamson & Hubbard,
Boston, Mass. 1t is on sale at our
local dealers, Messrs Chas. F. Ward
Co. and an early inpection is asked
of all who desire the very latest in
head wear for the coming Fall. This
style hat is made in all the popular
colors. An otherwise we'll balanced
appearance can be marred by an I'M
becoming hat. This hat will At
your head, your face, your style and
your pocket book, and it is extreme
ly becoming.
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1ase no bell horn or other device OF
Signalling shall be sounded 50 as 10
make unreasonable noise, and no O.
orator or chauffeur OF any motor ve-
hicle shall on any public street per
init any unreasonable amount OF
smoke &c escape from said vehicle,
nor shall any operator or chauffeur
on any public street within the city
limits permit said motor vehicle to
make my unnecessary noise By cut
ting out the muller or otherwise.
PENALTIES
Whoever violates any of the pro-
visions of the foregoing rules and
regulations shall be punished by a
fine not exceeding twenty dollars for
each offense.
DEFINITION
The word vehicles includes
equestrains. horses hitched to yehl-
cles. led horses. motor vehicles of all
kinds and everything on wheels and
runners except street cars and baby
carriages.
The word horse includes all do
nestle animals
The word driver" includes the
rider or driver of a horse the rider
of wheels and the operator OF mo-
tor vehicle or street car.
The selectmen will be in session
for the revising and correcting Of the
list of voters on Saturday, August ~,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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Young women who would Ike 10 en-
Ter the Training school OF the Att
gusta state Hospital which opens
Oct /. 1915 Desirable applicants
should be over ~ years Of age and
present satisfactory references as To
GOOD moral character and physical
Health. High school graduates pre-
ferred Wages Wages 26 to 3
dollars per month and maintenance
Women wanted as attendants. Wages
ii tn 20 dollars per month. Desir-
able positions fer graduate registered
nurses Apply I'm person or by letter
TO r {. Tyson. NJ. d Supt Box Az,
AuguSta Me 4W33
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KTNDLING WOOD FOR SALE
delivered anywhere i'm SHOW
hogan village. SkuWhegan
Novelty Works. Phone Ga tf3@

SOUVENIR PosTCARDs-15 for 10c
postnaid. Rcturnable If not salts
factory. Maine Merchants Bureau,
Drawer G. Skowhegan. tf33
SET OF TELEPHONES FOR $500,
lust the thing to connect mouse ana
barn or between two neighbors.
Harry L. Chase. York St, near new
sbor Factory. Skowhegan. tf33
HAVE COMMENCED THE MANU-
FACTURE Of Apple Barrels at the old
Gasket shop, near Fairview PARK.
Madison Avenue. Skowhegan. Order
a liitle later ON. c. II. Reyes. local
manager for \. ]. McGown. 13w33'
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
PAL for all kinds of hides, skins and
VIM Z. II. Morrill,, Court St. Tel
l41-9 ll96
1n,>pY MAN" WANTED Ar
Lakewood Inn. Madison Center
Chores and similar workr, Thos, y.
Cahill manager. Telephone Git
Skowhegan exchange. lW53
MAN WANTED FOR LAWN AND
Garden work, and. If competent, to
drive automobile for the next few
weeks. r. T. Patten ti""
LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP-Two
very desirable lots one half acre eaCh
adjoining and located on north side
of silver St Quite near to Madison
W ,''' Anon n, Cleveland. Hanover
& tf33
1,o., 1,,nxxCEN
Mrs Geo Neil's. East Ridge Road and
tp owner r F. u. ,. Skowhegan.
1y%9.
~ IL
good condition paint practically new.
VII VII s .J'o AZ Ia baTgain Holt & Hight
y - So tf33
n.,ss
TWO LIGHT SINGLE HARNESS.
| & HiDbt tf33
onr s1ovy
FOX sALE ONE S-Foul 80
1 Har,or ~ stove, ibouire Of L. NJ.
Withee. 4w33
WANTE1s-1irl, for general house
qui'' al 'h'S o'''e'
QUAKER RANGE FOR SALE--ln
first class condition. \ bargain. Car
roll Goodwin, Madison Ave, skoW ~ ne
gan. tf35
A. f. Jepson. Skow6egan. L. r. |
Tel 33-992 Norridgewoek, Ex. lw33'
,.~,oS u,,,tlo tho Mile
FORD oM , Ens- ~ 1-2 tha cost al
new castings. others are getting
1000 miles why not YOU? See Mr.
Cullen Room \, Morrison 4 McClell Ian
Block lw3@'
.,.....,.,, 90. n ,,,o,.a
land has moved his office to his hons
ION Hanover ST Prompt and eNper
attention still given to all insurance
matters can ON n. !. Phone 6-2l
4w3'
uoDsr pox.En N.
~ = ~ = 49," f,,+,,i,,o ra ~ eaia
Has been run Just one week. Also I
/ Grav's Threshing Machine In goo.
running condition. Would be willing
to trade for horses or cows. Dennis
Bouchard. r. X /, Skowhegan, n =
Tel. IFS. 2w52
.,,n.Too Don SAN
I s make. capacity 600 pounds, II
first class condition, cost $S5. WI
sell for 500. Address X + this office
4w32'
.-. ,,.,,,,ur.,,,, ,,oan,y..,,
DESK bLE 'oll i VT 'a api "a" -
feet ON lake. cottage. stable, ice house
etc Best view on lake and mann
=otn cr attractive features. Or. G. /,
NHcs, Skowhegan. Telephone Ill
tf32
,ooD ,,.oo.~ YoDSr,
for sale. also potato diSSor, SECOND
hand automobile, all at a good trade
Il r. Pattru. 3W .
$40 \ DAY GATHERING EVER
GREENS. roots and herbs. Toe bring
free Botanical Sc, New Haven Conn
4w31'
.,,.,., s,u,o~rDv -oo
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Shipments weight and returns sent
promptly on arrival; crates furnished.
Write us for prices before selling.
Tel. 1613-W. w. II. Bailey & Son, 7
East Turner ST.. Auburn. tf20
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FOR SALT scd automobile In
good mechanical condition, ne" Tres
nil around. Would make good chr
for professional man or could be con-
verified into truck. Thirty horSep0"-
or. Apply 10 H. :. Thomas, Thomas
Garage, OakIand, Maine. Z"S5
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MAINE FARMS; YORK AND CUM
berland Counties. ! acre to 400 acres
buy a farm In this section we can
suit you. To purchasers who pay
$1,000 or more we pay return fare to
any point In Maine. II you are from
Missouri" let me show you. Phone
$40 L. A. Payne, No. sos Fidelity
Building, Portland Me tia
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ROOMS TO LET-EIectric lights,
steam heat, bath room, located on best
street In town. Prices very reason
able. Inquire at this office. tf60
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LAW REAny TO PAY THE HIGH

AN READY TO Ply THE HIGH
EST market prices for live poultry
Drop me postal and 1 vii call Tele-
phones New England, 1873; Farmers
29-12. Harry Cohen, School St, SHOW
hogan. tf2b
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second hand automobiles, 5000 up.
Skowhegan Garage Co, Skowhegan.
tf2S
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STANDING OF CONTEST
ANTS AUGUST Il
District No. |
AL of SkoMhegan
District No. >


District No.
Smithfeld Mercer, Nor
ridgewock, Starks, Arson, Madison
B. F. Witham, Norridgewock $4,000
Miss Lena Witham, Starks 65.925
Alice E. Hamilton, y. Arson 27,43O
Frank Hartford, Mercer 1925
Florence Gushing, n. Arson 17,l25
Mrs. Herbert Dreamer, r. r.
North Arson lGlOO
District No. 3
Canaan, Cornville, Athens, Hartland,
St Adams, Brighton, Harmony,
Cambridge, Mayfeld, Pittsfeld
Mrs. Perley Bryant, Mayfeld 1880
Mrs. Geo. Brayley. Hartland 17,100
Leroy A. LaGross, Harmony 17,l0O
District No.
Scion, Bingham, Embden, New Port
land, and all places north Of these
towns except Brighton and Mayfeld
Mrs. Hugh Comber, w. Forks 57,4lO
Master Merton n Hutchins,
New Portland 4S,99o
Mrs. Willie Martin, Caratunk $3.50
Mrs. G. r. Wilson The Forks 23,64o
Mrs. Minnie G. Cook, yelling
ton 1744O
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WANTED-Five or six good. steady,
temperate men to work on milk
farm: also one milk driver. Good
wages and board. Fox Hill Farm,
Westwood, Mass 12w28
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AAN1-hr snAElhrn con SALE

The New idea" An excellent ma
chine. Light draft and durable. r.
7. Patten, Skowhegan. tf23
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Avenue Tor rent Steam heat and at
modern Improvements. One of the
pleasantest localities In town Apply
10 either E. C. Butler or J. C. Griffin.
tf21
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nrsIRAnLE COTTAGE PROpEKT,N

at Lake Wesserunsett. for sale. I'll
feet on lake, cottage, stable, ice house,
etc Best view on lake and many
other attractive features. Or. G. r.
Niles, Skowhegan. Telephone Ill
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HOUSE FOR SALE on BLOOM
FIELD St. Inquire of +. c. Butler,
Skowhegan. tf29
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AN PREPARED TO FURNISH n
/ limited number of strawberry plants
| for fall planting Both standard and
everbearing varieties. ". A Balley
Skowhegan. 4w5V'
STILL IN LIVERY BUSINESS AND
have two good teams suitable Tor rst a
| lady or anyone to drive. Prices right
+. II. Morrill,, Court st, Sk9whegan
FARMERS RESTAURANT MADI-
son Ave, Skowhegan, for sale. rs
tablished business; fine list Of regular
customers. Business in the town Is
TO get its share. Best Of reasons for
selling Mrs. I. A. Moore 4wS0'
BLIND MAKER WNNTED-MAN
who understands business can secure
good position E. f. Fairbrother on
the Island, Skowhegan. tf5o
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
to rent Model 10A. independents
Reporter Co i30
HAVE BOUGHT THE TEAM AND
Public Carriage business of \. War
rington and shall be glad Of your ord
ers for passengers. parcels, oaggaee'
Jewett's market. Leave orders there.
Jos. Proveneal 4w5o'
LEARN TO DE A LINOTYPE OPER-
ATOR One OF the highest paid oc-
tunity at this office for some young
woman. DtlA Ailt a. - -
80. to learn this desirable calling. APP
plicant should have education equal 10
two years in High School. Independ-
Reporter Co. uoo
SECOND HAND SHARPLEs CREAM
Separator for sale. Price $500. K
T. Patten. ttZz
STORY AND 4 HALF COTTAGE
HOUSE on Parlin st. for sale. Five
rooms finished and chance TO finish |
three more. Wood shed. capacity
cords. Good cellar. Spring water In
house. Reasonable price. Mrs. |
Darius Barnes. 4w3O'
HAVING PURCHASED AUTO 7
Truck we offer for sale our horse
years old. weight 1900 May be seen |
at pasture at Ned Reeds. + s.
HOUSE AND STABLE FOR RENT
The Peter Merry house on Chandler
St Inquire of Fl. L. SWEET. tf29
AUTOMOBILE PARTIES WHO ARE
not full can find a comfortable place
to become so in good home cooked
food at the WillowTree-In st. AL
bans. Me. Chicken dinner will be
served those who telephone one day
In advance. Tel. s-21. 6w29'
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE on TURNER
Avenue for rent. Steam heat and all
pleasantest localities In town. Apply
TO either E. C. Butler or j. C. Griffin.
tf21
MANURE sPREAbEK ron SALE
a
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SHADOW OF THE PINES" Bun


week or by the season. Tracy For
sythe, K. +. D. ], Madison. tf24
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Under new management Heart of the
big woods but only five minutes from
Maine Central station. Best of fish
ing and hunting. w f. Jones, man
ager. Paul NJ. Guild Proprietor. Sw29'
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gain. We have on hand one new lat
States Cream Separator that we will
close out at a bargain Depot Store
Stanley, Harlow e Hight Co. Madison
Me. TIL
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uANE ~ uoRsE PnMER N

ternational Kerosene Engine for sale.
Has been run Just one week Also 4
Gray's Threshing Machine In good
running condition. Would be Wiling
To trade for horses or cows. Dennis
Bnuchard. X. K. l. Skowhegan, \. =.
Tel. 112-G. 2w52
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LEARN mo- nE A LINoTYPE OPER-

ATOR One OF The highest PAID oc-
equations open to women. Oppor-
tunity at this office for some young
woman. between the ages Of IS and
80, to learn this desirable calling. APP
plicant should have education equal TO
two years in High School Independ-
emit PepOrter Co tf30
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limited number of strawberry plants
for fall planting. Both standard ana
everbearing varieties. W. \. Balleg.
Skowhegan. 4"SV'
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AITnMnnILE PARTIEs MILO ARE

not full can find a comfortable place
to become so in good home cooked
food at the Willow-Tree- Inn. St. AL
bans Me Chicken dinner will be
served those who telephone one day
In advance. Tel. S-21. 6W29s
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STILL IN LIVERY BUSINESS
WNNTED-MAN

Public Carriage business Of a War
rington and shall be glad Of your ord
ers for passengers. parcels baggage,
errands, etc. Both phones at A. X.
Jewett's market. Leave orders there.
los provencal 4w30s
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z s make. capacity 200 pounds m
first class condition, cost $S5 VIII
sell for $50. Address X f this Office
4M32t
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PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORN

PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORSES
for sale. also potato digE"r. second
hand automobile all at good trade,
r. r. Pattru. 3W %
$40 \ DAY GATHERING EVER
GREENS. roots and herbs. Zoe brings
book and war prices Particulars
free. Botanical Sc, New Haven, Conn.
4W2ls
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HAVING Purchased AUTO

TruCk we Offer Tor sale our nOTse :
years old. weight 1900. May be seen
at pasture at Ned Reeds. f, S.
Lessor & Son. tf29
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ONE \. :. SEPARATOR AT A BAR

Missouri" let me show you. Phone
$40. L. a. Payne, No sos Fidelity
Building, Portland Me. tia
ONE L. :. SEPARATOR AT A BAR
gain We have on hand one new late
model No Is, 750-lb capacity United
States Cream Separator that we will
close out at n bargain. Depot Store,
Stanley Harlow e Hight Co, Madison.
Me. tf15
FEMALE HELP wANTED-Wait-
with or without previous experience)
also for summer jobs at seashore or
mountain resorts Also girls and
women for homework. state quail
fcations and wages expected. hide
pendent Reporter Co. tfl7
THE LOvEJoY LINE OF WAGONS
including Concords, seated Beech end
other styles. One very nice rubber
tired Trap. for sale at a low price
e. T. Goodrich, Skowhegan. tf26
BUCKWHEAT AND GRAHAM
Flour. home grown and home ground
within $50 miles OF Scion for 35c.
Baker & Priest Scion. 1y27
TWO STOVES FOR sALE--One At
lantlc No. 10; and one Acme Oakdale.
$500 each. r. T. Patten. tits
FARMS. FARMS.-Bargains of all
kinds. Large or small. Large variety
in price, location and equipment to
choose from. T.. II. fNaHsuellt INlplegt
Me. Telephone: Ripley. So. tfss
FOR sALE-5O young pigs. oldest
ready to go June To-. also some nice
young brood sows prices right Far
mers' Tel. 1919. f. S. Paine No. An
son. tr23
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS--
Bring or mail your films to the Hun
Studio, Skowhegan Me. N E, Phone
1898 Developing and printing
promptly attended to. tf33
|. ONE LIGHT CONCORD BUGGY FOR
sale. Also one 2-horse carryall and
a dump cart with rear wheels. Z. w.
Gaylord. tf2l
READY To PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for all kinds of junk. Open day and
evening. Both telephones. New
England. 1913; Farmers 29-12. Harry
Cohen. School St, Skowhegan. til 7
COMPETENT GIRL WANTED
for general housework Permanent
position for right person. Apply to
Mrs. L. A. Dascombe, 121 Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. tf31
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hey showed that they had not forgot
ten how 10 march. Ii was noticeabIe
lhat they received their Iuu need Of
APPLAUSE.
Behind them marched the delegation
OF 10 Spanish War Veterans, in the
ranks hyiug Col. j. GRAY Lsfrv. com
uaudcr Of the regiment in 1895; his
brother, capt. J. Harry Estey. and DR..
&. r. Anderson, who was in hosuital
service IA the regiment at that time.
curtin camp was in conuuand OF Com
aautr William Toolney.
More than one man, as he watched
shc bows who had returned from tbo
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OH! MY BACK!
The Expression Of Many Kidney SUI
ferer in Brattleboro.

\ stubborn backache is cause to
suspect kidney trouble. When the kid
neys are innamed and swollen, stoap
ing brings a sharp twiage in the small
of the back, that almost takes the
breath away Doan s Kidney Pills re
vive sluggish kidneys-relicvo aching
backs, Here's Brattleboro proof:
C. H. Bruce, S. Main St, Brattle-
boro, says: u suffered from back
ache for two years Mornings, could
hardly stoop. The kidney seeretions
were unnatural and if allowed to
stand, deposited a heavy sediment. !
was feeling miserable in every way
when Doan 5 Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention and I began
using them. IN less than two weeks
this medicine removed the pain in
my back
Price soc, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan,s Kidney rills-the same that
Mr.. Bruce had Foster Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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SUGGESTIONS 70
SICK WOMEN
How Many Are Restored To
Health.

Almost every operation ir
our hospitals performed upon women
becomes necessary through neglect of
such symptoms as backache, irregular
and painful periods, displacements, pain
in the side, burning sensation in the
stomach, bearing down pains, nervous
ness, dizziness and sleeplessness.
Second.-Themedicine most success.
full in relieving female ills is lydia F..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. II
regulates and strengthens the organism:
1t overcomes disease.
For forty years it has been making
women strong and we'll, relieving back
ache, nervousness, liberation and in
fammation, weakness, displacements,
irregularity and periodic pains. 1t
has also proved invaluable in prepar-
ing for childbirth and the Change of
Life.
Third.-The great number of unso-
licited testimonials on file at the Pink
ham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass, many
of which are from time to time published
by permission, are proof of the value of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, in the treatment of female ills.
FOurth.-Every ailing woman in the
United States is cordially invited to
write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co. (confidentiaD, Lynn, Mass, for
special advice. It's free, will bring you
health and may save your life.
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"CASCARETS" FOR A
COLD, BAD BREATH
OR SICK HEADACHE
Best for liver and bowels, for bilious
ness, sour stomach and
constipation.

NNtl II iN'Ntill DoA HNN.
Furrcd Tongue, Bad Colds, Indigcs-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head.
aches come from n torpid liver and
cloggcd bowels, which cause your stom-
ach TO become filled With undigested
food, which sours and fcrments like
garbage in a swill barrel. That 5 the
first step TO untold misery indigestion,
foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin,
mental fears, everything that is hor-
rible and nauseating. \ Casearet to-
night will give your coHstiPated bowels
II thorough cleansing and straighten
You out by morning. They work while
you sleep-a Decent box from your
druggist win keep you feeling good for
months. Millions of men and women
take q Cascarct now aud then to keep
their stomach, liver aHd bowels regu-
lated, and never know a miserable mo-
ment. Don 7 forget the childrcn-thcir
little insidcs need a good, gentle cleans
inc, tuo.--Adyt
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an USEMENT NOTES.
A DARING PHOTO-PLAY.
Where Are My Children? A Picture
That Teaches A Lesson.

The tremendous attcndauces wherever
that daring photo-play Where Are Nv
Children, is being performed is re
peated week after week in New York.
Boston and Chicago. Where Are Nv
Children is picture that can and
should be seen by all adults. The les
sons that are taught come home to
every man and woman. This wonder
full photo-play viii be seen at the Audi
torlum three days starting Monday,
Oct. Is, The big lesson, most i'm
pressively taught, is that it is worse
than folly to trifle with the laws Of M
ture. To one character in the play such
thrilling means death; to two others ON
account of the guilt of one of them. it
means a ehildless, unhappy old ace. Al
though the story is pictured with dar-
ing and the utmost frankness there is
nothing to give offense. The four per-
tormances are given at ,, $50, :. and
$50 p. m.
That the lesson taught by this won
derful film is a much-needed one is
shown In tue most prominently dis
played of the local news Of the dav.
Where Are My Children? does not ad-
voeate ''birth CONTROL as some ina
CINE; but it does advocate cnlighten-
ment; it teaches that mothers should
not permit their daughters to grow up
IN ignorance of sex hygiene and shows
the result of neglect to give such in
struction.
And it has a lesson for the gay but
tcrily OF society who avoids the respon-
sibilities of motherhood in order that
her social gaietics will not be inter
fered with. When old age arrives, and
. childless old age, the folly of inter
fering with nature is felt bitterly
Advt.