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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-15

At any rate, Germany may comfort
herself with the thought that she is
still at peace with the United States
of America. Birmingham Age-Her-
aid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-15

Plum colored worsted cut with a
long coat and trimmed with seal gives
this juvenile effect The waist Is
shirred into a narrow stitched belt
across which a seal surplice gives a
dashing finish. A tricorn of black
coque feathers is exactly the right
hat to go with this suit.
>~~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~~-~~-~
the New England Conservatory Of
Music, Miss Charlsie Grandburg,
who accompanied Miss Moore as far
as New York City, where she will en-
ter the Won Ende School of Music,
Miss Florence Gait, who will leave
Monday for Athens. Georgia, where
she will attend the Lucy Cobb Insti-
tute. and Miss Margretta Graham.
who leaves Saturday for Fort Worth,
Texas. where she will enter the Tex
as Woman's College. Covers were
laid for twlve at a table covered with
a Japanese set, and decorated with
Japanese dolls and flowers of blue
plumbago and red SALIVA. The place
cards were of clever japanese design.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-15
Good In TRAVELLING Libraries.

The travelling libraries which are
being sent into many sections Of the
ountry are making many lives hap
pier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-15

One of the most attractive lunch
cons of the season was that given yes
terday by Miss Frances German at
her home as farewell party for Miss
Joy Moore. who left this morning for
Boston, Mass, whore she will enter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
S P O r T S
May Split Virginia League

HopEwEI.i. July in.-it Is eur
CIT. and the rev I"yni rnns here
have seen their last Of NirSInin
I.cnHnr hnsebnit, AMI TINT at u meet
Ing OF the lcnEuc directors. which
hus hccn rrpurStrd for Friday night
In Norfolk. Petersburg will he
dropped. nnd the arnson will he
finished with II four-ciuh circuit.
u L. rractica,Iy certain. from all
Indications, thnf the HOpcwrii frnn-
chtsc viii he surrendered on Friday
night. though Secretary Eng Innh
the Wiynrdis would finish the season
here under different conditions.
The Attendance at I:prs i'nrk dur
Ing the pnst three days hns bcen
icss thnn ron each dn!. nnd littIc
interest ~ manifested Ia the club.
President single. OF the Peters,
burg Club. WIS not In Petersburg
this evening. hat Vice prrsldeut
NcIns expressed surprine aud In
dlcHntioD when Informed that II
was currently rumnrcd TINT should
IiOprwrli surrender Its franchise,
Norfolk. Newport News. Portsmouth
md Roci<s Mount would vote To
drop PETERSBURG. both the Hone
crni good players WIN doubtless
would mnkc good In higher cinsx
hnsrhn1l. aud whom other clubs In
the circuit would br Hlnd TO grub.
Whnt tho developments will be Mt
N"ri"ih when the directors meet
Fridny might l. mHtter of sur
misr. hut - bitter night will he mndc
by owners OF the Petersburg fran
chisr Tor their rights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
YANKEES ARE GAME
Fans Pulling for the shot to pfccra
Tenm of New York

However their sympathies may lie
ia The American League race there
isn't ~ fan in Richmond but who bows
his head with respect to The dOEaed
night sim being waccd by the New
York Yankees With nearly all tho
hrst-strInc men on the hospital list
the New Workers arc continuing Ia win.
Yesterday. liuchic High, great LEFT
FIELDER for the Yankees. was forced out
of The game with AN injured leg. With
such men as Baker. High. Caldwell
tuilop. Maiscl and Gilhooly OFF the list
~ is almost - miracle how the Yam
KEGS keen at the head of the list.
Allen Russell. ''Strikc-uiit king of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
BUILDERS SLUG HARD
MAKE TEN RUNS ON RUBE
ElDRIDGE IN ONE FRAME
fhOe Lose Interest One Pitcher
After NhOthcr IL Driven
Er0m Mound.

rotrSMpUrI. VA. July Io.-iIit-
ting anybody Portsmouth could send
INT" tn" box. Newport News won her
third straight Game here this after
noon by tho score Of - 10 g. 'ien Of
tho visitors vuns were mad. in the
sixth inning OH i.idridge. who hau been
Gent ~ AZ u substitute Tor Wood. Hurd.
luSi up II I'm the bushes VAS then
piic.d Oh the mount. lie held the
tRllders scorelcRs fov the remainder Of
The game. There were fcw features
10 the game. which WAS so coniplct" u
walk oyer Tor the Newport News team
mat the fans lost interest In what was
hnppen,nG. Gardinicr did the twirling
TOY the visitors. aud held pOrtsnouth
I" iour scattered hits. I II" score.
NeMIOrI NM l,,,ri I'm r,iIil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

~, iieb"Ih. Murphy Foster Jameson. Aim
smith Tw"b.s" nit-Schaik Three ia
MT Foster. stolen has"-.I. Collins. S."ri-
nc" hi's-f.lsch Nj, 3riJ"- + Collins.
I'ouhi" rl9$ Terry 10 fUurnicr. i!n scS on
on AYERS. 8. un Wolfgnnp !: oil Rus
"'l'. Hiir on Ayers. IN innings. on
DUm"ni ! ia ,nniugs. IN Johnson. In
INNING on NoiiSnnr, in Is inning
Tit 10y pitch"r--hy johnson. ]. Struck Oh, -.
bN N"iir"nE. J. ht Johnson. = by Russell.
Cmpir' q l.oughnI and Biid.brtnd.
Euu.-I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
SECOND GAME.
Totals u - - Is Total. 40 II 81 i2
Bared .or Cunningham IN fourth

Detroit acknowledgements. n N oo,,n a
Boston ............. 1870 n . a
summary; Run--Ni,, o., Raker Gun
niuEham Roland. Hooper q, Lewis tIoh
iitzci. Aalkcr. Gardener go, Scott Twn-
has" hits-Hiiman, Wit. Ncach. uady Three.
mh>c hi,s-SurnS Lewis Stolen bases
Hooper. Hush. iiohlt2cl t2I Walker Sacr;-
lie. hiis-EdrrN, tady. Lewis. Scott Leon.
ara Double rlay-Niii, Young TO BURNS
Eases "u halis-on Cunningham. .: on shore
:. OIL buhuc. l. li!ts-uH runninghain !;
m 8 innings; OF Shore, IN : IN innings
struck oui-by Leonard. }: ny SHORE |: h.,
cunningham. :. t'mpircS-owcns and CON
molly. Tim"--two hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
THE HIT THAT COUNTS

PETERSBtiG, Va. July lg--Rocity
Mount mad" IL twr on, OF three Of the
series here 10 day by winning from
tn" home team bN the Scor. OF TO q.
The grinc was all that ,hc most en-
lhusiss'ic ran c"uid ASK TIE pitch
lue Of hoth Spnid ami .lr man Cor
merly Of the Richmond lutrIuatiouaiS
WAS class! Spaid was hit for =
dothlc and two singles while .Iarinaa
wa. hit for i've singles Tho only
1'iu made iu TIE game was in the
rlGh'h when with two out aud Par
malice ON FIRST HNan made his first
bit during tho tbrec-gane series a
iwo-baGgor 10 decp righ; center held
hrinrinp l'drmal"c i'm. The scure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATCH: THURSDAY JULY 90 1916

international Circuit" and late OF
Richmond, held the ~. Lonis Browns
10 four scattered hitS yesterday. ard
that explains away on" Of tho games.
o' course. MANY local fans would
like L" soc the one real Southern team,
w ashin:tnn--cOp the pcnnant for
more reasons than tho fact that move
would 90, a look in on 81 worlds fcr,.s,
but even they are beginning To pun FOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
HOPEWElL LICKED AGAIN
IIoPEwEl.i

cochran ana "Isig stcve" CASTOR
hook"d M In pitcntua du.l AT r.prs
faik TODAY with the former having
the better ~ he fight. ana winning.
"a q. Tho former sailor Let tn: locals
down With two singles, one Ia tn" SIC
QUO AMI TIA. other IN the seventh in
iuu- anu though his support wobblcd
at times, hc was never I'm danger. 4
base an balls. Two sRCriicc hits and
a' lnhcld hit gave the Tais one run.
ahd Ncwtons double with Er!cc'S
single ihv other The game was fea-
tur"lc>S. except for sensational stou
Ny Sticking in the irst inning. cutting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

W, wood team to-day when they clash
wi'h the EiChMuna Police at Broad
street ra"il' rhr SrcdhoNs have been
playin2 stCtipr ball hcr. OF late. win
Ming nine out OF tho hast ton ganus
PLAYED Du" TO the superb pitching. OF
berry Goodman. WHO. In the minds
nf tn" fars. IL the city's best amateur
pitcher. and with lioohliur at the re-
:eirins end. much Ia looked FOR in the
fOimre Tor GOOdMnN. as Eonhiim1 rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
AIEir'riNGs.
G.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS
THE annual meeting Of Stockholders Of IN
tcrstatc Chemical Corporation wifi be held
On TUESDAY. July -. 1916. at II o'clock
NJ, i'll the New Hotel Rammel, AieSandrIa
Va, tn elect directors for The ensuing Wear
or until successors are elected chosen and
qnallficd. and to transact such other busI-
ness as nny come before the meeting
Dated Juno rs 1916.
J. n. MULLER. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
PROPOSALS.
FIcE DF STATE HIGHWAY
COM MISSION.
ni,bmou,l. Va .In,y - /,

Nrhmond. Va, July IL, 1919.
ndS VIII ne received at tho clerks Office
day. august !. 1916. for the construction
o, three pieces Of soil road aggresatims
length IN dnochlann County. Va.
Plans and specifications on nle at the
clerks Office. Goochlund Va. and M mi.
Office. Spccihca tions furnished on applicne
ton to tho undersigned.
certified check for 5000 must accor,na,v
bid on each piece nG road
The, RICH, is reserved to reject any mr.
all bids. VI
G. p. COLEMAN,
state Highway Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
TIGERS DEFEATED TWICE

BOSTON. Iui% l:-The Red Sox took
y double h"ad-r from Detroit today.
10 and 10 =. I'm tho frs, contest
Boston took the ieai in the eighth on
. doIbl" ~ lioblitzrll. single lay
fi"nl1kSsu, batlirt. for Scott. and \ nit
by AGu"W. tn tn" second game Boston
hit ,uuuiusham ana Boland hard nj
pppprtuBr times scoring in each OF tho
nrSt six innings. The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
ORIOLES BEAT AGAIN

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Luly ia-'Bugs"
i'ersChe was too much for Baltimore
today. he holding them runleSS While
Rochester made seven rurS of Dan
Triple. The Orioles iicldrd miscrably.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

'@'"T" 10 IUNIUSS. r.
Chicago ......... .......... q u q - az -
Washington ...............3 / u0.n6I 1, .-s
Sunm"ry- Runs Murphy r: Collins Mo-
cll"f Milan. R!ce, Shanks Johnson ,2,.
SI'tih-" h.t--FOurui"r Mcbride. Ansmith
stolen bases Mo"llnr Ainsni,h Twn-ha.e
hits-!ackson, rhre,-has" -Iohn.on
murphy Struck out-by johnson 8. ~
D"nfortn. B-s" on balls-on Dauforth !
Hit by PIT eh.r-by Johnson. wild pitch
Danf"r'h tTime-i.I1 EMPIRES ebrani
ana l.uuchlin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Bases on bails-"h EuriEh,. :: Off Ucrpcr,
J. OF Ru:>"N J. lit 10y pitcher Her
hort / tmpirrs iiandiboo and Freeman.
'iim"-two hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

Totals. so Gg7H Totals % Go7 o &
lated for Won koInltz in ninth
Tran for j. Collins IN ninth
1Ran for Henry in eighth
Baueu Tor Ayers in sixth
ssa''th FOR Dmnnnt IN eighth
score 10y innnga: -
~ " > " Sd
Nashlngtoh ....................0 0 o 1 q GA
summarize Runs-J. Collins t2). sthaik
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

MrDrrmott IL Injured.
McDnrmott. iichmond'S fast third
sackcr, was rot IN the game Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

not only IA good catcher but a hcady
catcher. knowing the Hncr points OF
tn" game. The Police Will work strain
or WaymnCk against tho Sccdboys
While Goodman Will don tho hill for
Wood. Game called at 400. Umpire
Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

IN account OF an injured sho1,ass
went out To warm M with ina
but sometime during the practice NJ
hurt. The injury Is not serious. hSi
dryN played on the hot cornsr. al
gave entire satisfaction to all conesrnj
except the Risons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
E-IiiSI CANE
Totals. 30 2 - H. Totals :. ,, y I
Hated Tor Sir,mpc tn seventh
'R"itcu Tor young ~ ninth
4RHtt"d FOR S,"ti IN eighth

HUUt" ny INNINGS; r.
b"trci, ... G,o.,r, =
Boston ~ U..i q. "A o !,
SUMMARY: Hun~- Burns. vearh. uob,itzel
Gardner, Mays n.nrik-en. Twn-ba>.. hits
.eath' Thomas, Hobiitzci. iinw" run
Ncsch stolen bases Barry. henrik en-
Sa"rth,e hits itnsh, Young Douhl. play
Nc"ch. paus~ 70 Sianare. R.scs ON bal
81 Dauss. 8. on Mays. .. Hit ny pitched
uaiI---oN paus-, struck "ut--by DsUsS ,
10y MAYS. ; Will pitch-pau>s t-mlires-
connolly an" owens. rim"-2.D5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

summary Enus-lIarts"ii. Newton. Two
base mt newton. Sscrlac" hit,-N-wton.
.siait ~ =. tiartae!l stolen b.sc.-Il.rtyou.
Sicinbrenn"r Gi. Newton. Siclt.nr Double
vla!S-iiartseli 20 Morpeth Struck out-hy
cochran. .; by CASTOR, s. Bases on ball,
Icy cochran. |. ny CASTOR. >. nj, hy pitched
hAil-Hartseii. Left Oh la ses-Norfolk S:
Hopeweil. rmrre-Buckl Time OF
CEme-l 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

'''''''' ...''.st u Z" v y u ! n u "a
summary; EnHs-l leach. Jacobson o. IIo-
'lh" -; p"N'ii tlarh". rwn-has" hit
Clark S'"rih"o hiis-!SiEIu. = S'pIcn ~ So.
Sion leach. Sirlin. Double ,.Inye -Iim.
mcrih"i ~ russell: licrschc MrAul"y t.,
li0clkr: Stclin 10 llu"ik" N-.Nulrv p,scs
on balis--on itrrschc. i: om rippic 3 struck
out-hy iicrs'h" !: by ripplc. =. I'mpirc,-
tieary and Chestnut, rimr--i;fn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
Portsmouth.

Sc"r" by innings r.
NcWpurt Slows ............. / , n ~ 10 q II a. II
Ports iupGtn .... iol.G2 Hrur-
SUMMARY: Euns--I hiHU a. Wr,tt"r
N,|lN",. ',is' WaItrrs Wat. r"ym" ~.
Ink" 80. GARDINER a. KING. Moore. Roy
mold" iwn-bns hits--Iahlnau. Payne. l.i.
"fHR'. G"riini"r. Three bas" hit Gaidi-
ni'r. S"rriuc" hits -Wrnttrn. Word Sac
RHO" ~ Parker i.pl.e Erist. Watt. ram.
lu"u stolen hrscs Nratt"n. WAL. King
Double plays WrHiitu 80 Wait to T.. nj
lr"u. More King to FoS Hlt--un
Wood. ia innings "n Eiiriur. . IN >
inn'ntS. "h iiurd. IN inning on Gar
h'ul'r ~ innings has.- n'i h.ll. Ia
GarIntor =. 70, Wood 3. 10y r:ldrldrc l.
rs iinrd i'at,'r hit hy wood L. struck
cat Is b"tiint"r .. ~ wood. %. hs y.
dtihfr i'utS"i hrii eluolu- Will idtcn
lthir'dg" i.rft ON base Ncwpor, New. -:
l"rtswnu'h. Tim ~; rnnI"-l 90 TIM
rir"r i'udgirs ard Blark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
Rocky Mount.

Srnr" I- iruiugs 4
40 b. Noun, 0hn.bnooi III
''i"'s burg ..-. ..... ...-.. o r.Hs 4 o. a--H
SEMINARY Euu-rarrtal.. rwu-nIe., MA
liNan. Sa,;ii,. hit Whitted. stolen bas..
-imocl iicnrs. Pay. Msrosn STRUCK out
BY iarnan, s. hy SpHli. I. Has o,! balls
hs JarmSn } by Srsii ! Ltft on bas..--
Petersburg 3; Eocky Mount; 2. Umpire
= uu.dy Time II Ean.-l.s1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tCoutinucd from

'""EInncd from Eighth PaecD
teams play another double header to-
morrow. The scores:
4. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

nichmomd Hugs VIII rrUbnhiy rnrn
out Ia soc Goodman on
NONnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

Tho amateur fans wiii hc offered an
cNnnrtunilN 70 lnOL nNcr thn fat L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
I:COND GAME.


Totals y q IA Total. N So
Rated for Terry In ninth
7Nattcd ier Danforth ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

OOther sports on pake rsa.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
FAST AMATEURS TO-DAY

'cnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
HUIIrw ell

TotNTe y = 2 e , T0rals 70 =. n y
S'ni" hy innings: r.
Norfolk ......... q a n a a n =,
Iiopewrll ......... q n a q u n n a a q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-28
SAYS MERCHANT MARINE
is OUR GREATEST NEED

: plan, the appropriation for better
roads and other big measures but
! they must overlook devising some
means by which the goods can he
transported across the ocean.
Mr.. Carpenter would suggest that
, the delegates to the National Foreign
Trades council at New Orleans next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, not
cOnfine their efforts toward opening
up trade relations, but to revive enthu-
siasm sufficient to bring about some
means of transporting the goods.
81 have been asked many times in
Argentine, said mir Carpenter, why
us it we can't get your famous, Georgia
pine?"
'The answer is that even though
IA salesman might be there to place
the orders that he couldn't transport
it because of lack of vessels"
Mr.. Carpenter points to a practical
example
A man by the name Of PAU who
conducts the largest surgical instru-
ment establishment in Argentine, was
on the steamship Verdi on the return
trip with Mr. Carpenter He was on
his way to New York to buy copper,
nails, wire and other materials for
his establishment, articles which Ger
many and England had been furnish
ing.
He bought goods, the bill coming to
over 100000.
81 saw him in New York a few days
later" says Mr.. Carpenter. Did you
buy your gOods?" | asked him.
Eyes, but what good did it do me?
have no way Of getting them across
the ocean
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-28
WHY PAPERS ARE
GETTING YELLOW
BLUE DYE THAT MAKES THEM
WHITE is EXHAUSTED-NONE
CAN BE EXPORTED.

) Have you notisced that many of the
newspapers have the look of old pa
pers that have been laying around
until they have grown yellow? This
appearance is owing to the lack of
dyestuffs that have been about ex-
hausted, and new supply of which
cannot be obtained, owing to the war
in Europe
The average man would wonder
what sort of dysstuff was needed to
make paper white, Dat il he investi-
gated the matter he would find that
printed is not white when it is first
made, but a sort of light wood color.
An application of blue dye is made TO
it that turns it the white tint that
has Heretofore always been sed
This bluing cannot be obtained now,
and as the supply Of white paper is
nearly exhausted in the country the
yellowish looking material is being
used
The blueing used for whitening the
paper came from Germany. as did so
many other dyestuffs that were used
i'll this country, and it is impossible
to get am more until there is
cessation OF hcstiIities among the
warning nations.
MANY papers, in consequence, are
becoming waller journals" in spite
Of themselves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-28
SOUTH AMERICA WANTS NORTH
EXPERT SAYS TROUBLE LIES
AMERICAN GOODS BUT FUEL
IN LACK OF TRANSPORT.

South America is virtually begging
Oh her knees TO the United States and
The whole North American country
for supplies Of all kinds, and unless
congress takes hold of the situation
ana votes faVorably on the merchant
marine measures the loss 10 this coun-
try in the next few years will run up
iiiestimahly in the billions.
This is the statement OF George M.
Carpenter Of Spartanburg, S. G., well
known over the south as a locomotive
fuel expert. who has just returned
from Argentine.
South America would like nothing
better than to establish permanent
trade relations with North America"
says Mr.. Carpenter.
AS il is now a salesman, repre-
sentlng any reputable firm can go
American country and fill his order
book in a short time.
But what good does ii do to get
the orders?
ION filling the orders, the goods
whatever they may be, are forced to
lay at some harbor in the United
States until some marine can trans
port them, often times from six
months to a year.
80 you can see of what vital i'm,
portance to this country the merchant
marine law is.
ut might be all right for congress
to heartily endorse the preparedness
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-28
deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications us they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear There Ia only one
condition CT the mucous lining of the Eustachan
Tube. When this tube is infnmed you have &
rambling sound imperfect hearing, and wbe.
II is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
:eHlasA- The Inflammation be takeL out and
this tube restored 10 Us f6TmTf ronfitici4
ing win be destroyed forever nine cases out Of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an lutlamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
OF Deafness Caused by catarrhl that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu-
lars free 4.l,E
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. ..
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Halra Family Pulls for constipation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-28

9sss Aans F4nas Rills tx sentlBaTs0n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
WANADS ; Ell
RATES AND RULES

All transient classified Advertising
cash Bllls Wni be- rendered on oaUe v
Insertion, an1 4 paid within ole HesSAl
mag be hgc@1a a. one cent WoIu -
TIE first tnsertion. half cent per W.
Tor each Insertion thereafter. MID -. -
charge rate ~ cents, minimum a. .i.,ll.,,ts 81
10 cents Tia forbid ads are aceePlggtt
only from persons Who have no - l1tp'rsd
balancea- Bills % cover are Ee'l ~.
Gpou receipt OF notice 10 dissent -, =
sertiJn, such notice. II tslepnCns5s1. - -
coaurmed In person or IN wins. -.ies
adverugiLg viii be accepted Ton -
Eith unpaid bills ~ so days o. i-o aS
Situations Wanted aoF ei1i - run
when paid Tor in advance, VII ,ns.
three tmes for the usual prlcs o.
seven :'Des Tor the price OF th4 -, .ntea
Sue wOrde as For keaL ~ are
- Rent Fox Sala." and - hLecI
req uirsa part OF t4e adFeE - -trtue
Errcrs which clearly lesssA l.S faui
o. the advertisement whether - ~ 90
q the paper. or due - eafsls1 -. rect
the part OF the advertiser. VII -.
lieu ~ publication without has tAsn
Persons who do not wish theil - -
tity known mEg haFe rePlls- zinc.
60 Lon number al News lLAe9 ,rtlt
Replies 70 Out-Of-tOWn adYeitses So
be sent prepaid OF Wednesday IL ne IL
urday OF each week unless SN1-SA
struCted. - cun.
Classified advertisements for Ibe e.
day hews-Tiunes Viii De recel,FSs1e,-day
classification - 70 . O'elOck SAT- 49, -.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE
T. tate Of Henry FON-
NOTICE OF EINAL ACCOUNT.

By direction Of PHILIPPINE Fox, eXecutriN
Of the estate of Henry Fox. late Of ~.
Joseph County. in the state Of Indiana
deceased,
Notice is hereby given o. tne heirs
legatees and devisees Of aid decedent.
and an other persons interested IN sat1
estate that said cXecutriN haE Med n he
Court her account and vouchers for tn
FINAL settlement Of said estate. and ther
are Therefore hereby required - - aDo
appear in said CQUrt or the ITO day -
September 1916 when tie same VII b.
testrd. ana make proof ~ tnetT heirsbip
or claim g. any part of saif estate, ano
shcW Cluse n any there ce. WY SAID 81
count and vouchers shonle not lie =,
proved.
witness. The Clerk and Tho sal % re
- Josepn circuit COrrf 81 ~outh Bealc.
Iudiana 18th day of August, 1Hia
GEORGE r. EAAB. CLERK.
b. CHARLES T.. RAAB Deputy
JOHN W. SCHTNDIER. -itSr for Ests-e
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Eq m
room modern house on car line. north
side MiShawaka Full sized Hx12O lot
hot air furnace. electric lights. VIII con
slider building lot or AT least partly mo-
dern house. close T. school Address B.
Il. C. care News Times, Nshswaka or
Ben Phone OBJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

We lend money Ia any sum from
$1,000 10 $4,000 on Furniture.
Pianos, Horses, and Wagons and
Farm Implements. etc.