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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-30
CHURCH NOTICES

.PROGRESSIYE SPIRITIrATJsr e..,.
~ VIII noid meetings Sunday n ~ 1xVei0-
Rans as z.So and 7.30. Almacia Waurh ri
1sor speaker and message bearer. "
r.a T NJ EGpH Y OF JESUS CHRIST or
uIar services Sunday eveninr ~ iss 81 reg
I Inc Odd Fellows' Hall, a Watar 20. .tr.a ~
Eioer Elmer M. Rirfe OF Alher+. ot T
a ada and Elder Martell ". Lund OF pa Ian 2.
pIain tbs nr Etan; will be present to ex.
UNITARIAN church st.t. 49,.
ner OF Oak street. RHvS t 81, ,st.eeEs cor
minister: 1870 A. M aervicr .,,, rt,na ae
thems by the choir ~ er tha WIN ~isn "a. an.
New ~ Tiy we. Hoyer L0n ssfmon. Scr ~
church school, w aa @5 ssssa l q -
FIRST Bxp1fsr sa. & 4 49, I.
street. p. 81 RnilbrooH m;si sfs o. y snk In1tot
e street: sunday morn "a s. we g
Ing Ing B NIef ssFmon s by the Pc Ioos'
Bible class at lis: Ghs ssS62aes naen.l
meeting at 645. Miss sAlice' + secesa a
er: topic. Lessons from ~ - 49, -
=, ninE gospel. praise and pre- - ~. Sye.
Of s se1 a%dit a9rnn. Of the 81 6h1sct
ordinance Of baptism win "a sXSe3 s...l.1nuss
A. the close OF the evening service y h ~
VIZ, msT,SK.y meeting for prayer ana ~ sSkss
wml pc neld Wednesday evening st3T
"a az ~ BUSINESS meeting propa13k6
W 70 me annual meeting which Wiii ~ ~
Wednesday evening. Jan. 10. 3 - ~ Is : Is. s.
PENNEY MEMOMRIAL FREE -
list church, Grove street: Mnrrir.
worship at 1890 with sermon ION to 1917
ttoEy py Prof. Herbert C.. Libby nSsTTS-
oy CoIiege. As Prof. Libby'a EMS 1919 ~
as supply Tor this church ends ~ "a.
ee.sce II VIII be the last opportanI -
ENJOY one Of the most pleasing - -
HuKusta mas heard in many yea5
cay school and mems Bible ella
Christian Endeavor meeting 30 -;
evening service. conducted 81 HXVS
Pnalen. with instrumentaisM els
chofus singing. at 7.30; midW1 ~
meeting Wednesday evening a$fXkB
Wnham r: Wood. whose pas{oratS sWfef;
THIS church begins Jan. /, viii con6.,rs
an services beginning Sunday. Jan. 4. z
ST. BARNABAS church, Bangor stre.i
Rev. Victor o. Anderson. Tel. 500 (Sun5
DAY after Christmas): Sunday school. <
P. NJ: evening prayer and sermon. 4
GREEN ST. n. e. church. Rev. W..
Layton pastor: Morning worship with
sermon. 1880: subject. "The Spirit OF
Methodism." The Christmas music viii
% repeated this service. Mr. Gala
CHAN will sing = solo. Sunday school al
& 49, IS "; HStcnins superintendent 4
ss ss g isrv,se g. nysas 3 rysr
toFeverybody to attend the above SER
viees. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
FRIENDS church. 10 watsr street:
Preaching service at 1880 a. NJ, A. ~.
Smith pastor; Sunday school at noon;
prayer MEETING Wednesday evening.
Ri WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION
sunday school At Ia ~ At the 4 p. y
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on next Tuesday might at the ladie.

On next Tuesday night at the ladies'
class in the Y. NJ. c. A. a start will be
made of the ladies' work for the annual
"Y" Circus. All ladies' who have last
years costumes have been requested to
bring them to the class. and those who
were members last year and are, not
at present would confer favor by Joan
ing the costumes for the use of>the
members who have none. In the mems
class, the work on pyramids and appar-
atus will commence next Monday even
ing.&s
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Not Exacf|l!y!
Sick But

Feeling dull, tired, worn, rundown
IT'S liver activity you need. Take
Schenck's Mandrake Pills tonight and
mark their magic effect. One dose
will prove their efficacy and make
you feel like q new being.
For eighty years they have been
proved As the vegetable substitute for
calomel without it's deleterious after
effect.
Constipation, biliousness, bilious
headache, etc., readily yield to
Schenck't Mandrake Pills.
j Uncoated or sugar coated from your
druggist or By mail At sc per box.
DR.. J. H. Schenck Z Son. Philadelphia.
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The many friends in this city

The many friends in this city of
DR.. Ray N Randall of Lewiston and
Miss Mildred Batchelder. formerly one
of the most popular teachers Of the
Cony High school. will be interested
to learn that cards announcing their
engagement were received in this city
Friday. Both the young people have a
host Of friends in this city and vicinity.
who will be glad to hear Of their en-
gagement. DR.. Randall graduated from
Kent's Hill and Boston Medical school.
and has since built up q aAree practice
in Lewiston. his present hd9hess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-30
MANI Pre- tRIF
THIS SEASON
For Impure Blood, Ran-pewn Con-
dition and Loss Of Appotite.- =

In order to comprise the best course
Of treatment, and to secure the best
results, should read as follows:
r. Hoods Sarsaparilla-1z OF
+; Peptiron Pills-20o
Sig: One teaspoonful Hoods Sarsa-
+ parilla before meals
Two Peptiron Pills after meals
Hoods Sarsaparilla is made from an
uns,,rpassed formula Of blood-purifytne
md etomach-toning remedies. including
sarsapariila. mandrake, dandelion, yel.
low; dock, wild cherry. gentian and otnes
valuable alternatives and kidney ana hvei
remedies. while Peptiron Pills, named
from pepsin and iron, include these with
|nux and other blood and stomach tonics-
just what physicians prescribe.
Get both today. 200 doses $2.-Adv.
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The first shooting done this season at
the "Y" range by members Of the Au-
gusta branch of the National Rife AS
ISOLATION was done ON Thursday even
ing, several Of the riflemen getting to-
gether for a practice shoot. and some
good scores being made. The next shoot
is to be Monday evening and all mem-
bers are asked to attend If possible.
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f36ndsr16n will give a re.
~ kSSe H31iy Sunday revival in Bos-
- he Aett444ed. Evening service
41e5I sNtght 3pugh the week.
SOUTH 4R1TeHsC ONGREGATIONAL
church. Clayton ID. Boothby. minis
sProf WHlmpt B.. Mitchell. A. NJ, q
Bowdoin College; Sunday school In the
chapel mems forum In the church at
Has; mid-week service omitted. Il
SAINT MARKS church {Episeopai),
Pleasant street. Rev. Victor Osa xnders
son. rector. First Sunday afteas t3hfist-
day school, go u. chof1t 4de5iarat an,
sermon. 1910 A. q. /; Ayeu onE' andk 6erinon.
~ w Il; r1i srR hi IS, fjnryrr.sA1.:.
IST church REV A. Francis Walch! min.
lister. Services at 1870 With. sermon 81
the MINISTRY topic: "Old r2<ks and Ne1
Men. SundHH school At 1fs8 With cla
Tor all ageAEyery 0Re Il Feordiallv in.
vited to All - eeFyiees at this church.
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i Miss Frances Potter. who graduated
last year from Mason Academy. where
she studied domestic science, and has
since been teaching in the vicini'ts of
Portland, is visiting relatively md
friends in town for a few days.
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l's Hose with the auto IRE truck re-
Esbended toe still alarm at AIS Fri
das afternoon which was due to a
chimney me- at 4 Mill street in the
house owned by Fred Ouellette ana oc-
|ssstpisd ~ Peter Layalee. The chimney
was fnlI of IRE. the flames going many
feet into the air, and the boys had to
watch the roQf closely. The blaze was
quickly stepped BY the use of two chem
icals before It had done any damage.
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William 4. Garter. q PortiS q
dealer. is leading q car With 5
II chains for shipment to th9s
cq41t, the former weighing an
from 1000 to 5000 pounds, the 5Dol
ment being billed to q biz 1AfS
firm in San Francisco. H win
about IS tons from PortlanA 4
which the car will be taken to
whene some IL tons more Nil1
on board. The railroad
make a good thing out Of the
as they get one cent per pour
which on the 40 tons you'd
about $500. a
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victrolas and Victor records fur
nish the right amusement for all the
family all the time. The possibilities
are unlimited. "Let us demonstrate
either or both. NO obligation" c. F..
DoWning-Adv.
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CushnocsPaper Co
.,AAUSEMENTS
!.
COLONIAL.

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The Great Amssaean FAvorite, Atn,
SFarnu9i i9s' Fires Got Conscience
Hem rt S ( Z !. J. sSts, Gene
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rhs patrons Qf ~ : ontal ~ be
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4gat Sfhe Con
he had found WI IS ~ s y
a At Of remorse corr ~ ID 4 .
was then that. George hRl64 s. toi ~ IN
He returns to his old afo lhe, dried
and acquitted hinder the y uli1WrittAn
Law. m
Free 60 back to the west he, seeks
Nell and asks her to be his wife. AZ
first she refuses, but after his faith 81
her has been tested by manyf danger
GUS adventures, she consents.
The international Weekly is fun OF
news from all parts OF the world
Among the scenes are isb,stra time :. :. !,
how the French soldiers TronI the c. =
mans along the Som,,,a yV,,son ns 80.
ing the button to licht the - ,,nns' 800
|sies III I. g .nis.v ,vnris $500 -
si& ~ I'll .ses;,nsas E. n.lp .,
Nhff dHi "a e ies.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Watts. who have
been enjoying the Christmas holidays in
Augusta as the guests Of her cousin.
Mrs. Daniel w. Sexton on Quimby street
will leave this morning tor their home
in Salem. Mass. f}
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Funeral Of edward Grad,

Funeral services for the lai 81 1tard
Grady were held at II o'eldl E31day
morning at the home. IS maple freet
IN the. presence Of the relatives .aAd
many friends. Rev. A. Francis. Walch
of the Winthrop street pUniversalist
church of1ciated and interment was
made in Riverside cemetery. East side.
The bearers were Lucien F. Tayeur,
James o. Haskell. J. Frank Meigs and
w. H. Dyer. s
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Chamberlain
and baby daughter Catherine. who had
been visiting Mrs. Chamberlain's par
sents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hutchins Of
Winthrop street for some time past, left
on the Friday afternoon train for AS
bury Park. N. J.. Mr.. Chamberlain ex-
poets to leave nabout a month for the
South going with Rev. Mr.. Browning,
formerly Of this city. go
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W, Rollins Of Auburn
arrived In this city Friday and will
visit the next few days with friends
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-30

First annual concert. and bali Of
motormen and conductors Of the Local
division 724. JAmalgamated Association,
Monday evening at City Han. Music
by Dennis orchestra. Refreshments
served by Folsom Dec. 2Sd4t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-30

Among the Friday callers on friends
in this city was Mrs. A. NJ. Jordan OF
Portland. "a
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Master kenneth Rowe. who had
surgical treatment at t. ~
gusta General hospital. is reported tgsts
doing nicely and left the hospieAi Nh
day for his home on Riverside 0EaXA
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Friends Of Mrs. r. G. Goodman. who
about a month ago underwent surgical
|trsifment at the Augusta General hos
PITT will be pleased to learn that she
Ebasfso far recovered that she was able
riday to leave the hospital for homo.
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Lawrence Moulton underwent surgical
treatment Friday morning at his home
"A Grove street, FOR trouble with his
right foot.
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Special meetings will he held at the
Salvation Army hall tonight and Sum
day night. The meetings will be In
charge Of Envoy J. w. Sykes. one Of
the early Salvationists OF Augusta.
who has many local friends: Ensign
Bloethe invites the public.
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a NefMsy latter - t6eI1swiston sun
says that Mrs. Aukustaa Kneeland ana
daughter Beulah Of Augusta were q
horna Tor the holidays.
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LOCAL NOTICE !:

Progressive Spiritualist Society win
hold meetings Sunday in G.yA l
at 2.30 and TAO. .Almacial nklfs
Bangor, Me-, speaker an isteRsage
bearer. lei ~
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4 The '"Ever-wells" at Bither's Drug
store begin today their health talks.
Note first ad. today.-Adv.
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A treat to eats Weber & H1WAtt'a
Brand Bread-10c large fresh-baked
loaf. At Hallowell Branch. also.
y dec29.3O ~ FL ls.gf Tlss II
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Eugene L. Narr1Il Of this city Vas IN
brunswick Friday. where he went ~ at
tend the funeral Of the late Charles
Frazier Of that town. 1s.s.4s
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Among the Friday callers In this city
were Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Gray OF Bel
fast, on q business visit.
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Saturday, December 80, 1915.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

All calendars at Quimby's at IL
price to close-Adv.
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The dictionaries the Jous4ff
9sc ($1.05 by mail) are well goIt
accurate and q convenient 0lll
right for scholars use. M,
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women's. boys girls ,fieeced unto,
suits. Ill sizes. 50-SSc-s ~: ]. Merrick
'Dec16dcw
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham Of
Brownville arrived in this city Friday,
on a short visit to friends.
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FIREMEN's RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Receives Cheek for $50 from President
Lyman, Cuisines Paper Company

Chief Charles q. HUNT Of the Angus
ia ire departs1a izt 1sceivsd Friday morn.
ing from President F. 9. Lyman Of the
Cushnoc Paper CO. a check for $50, ac-
lcsmpanied BY the following letter as
Ian explanation: q
Angusta. Ne. Dec %. 1915.
Mr.. chas. G. Hunt. Chief. A. F. D.
Dear Sir.-, g ~
I understand that you are accumulat-
ing "reelief Fund" for the benefit of
the mems srs. when needed. of your or
ganization. This being very COM
mendable proposition. we are pleased to
help to increase It with little contri-
button, and will inclose herewith a
check for $50 to be added to the fund,
which we hope will grow, and not be d.
rninished with misfortune to any Of
your membeeR -
Wishing you all O very happy and
suctessfuI New Year, we remain
| Yours respectfully.
es CushnocsPaper Co.,
F. S. LYMAN. Prest.
The members of the Augusta Fire
mems Relief Association appreciate the
generosity Of the Cushnoc Paper Co. and
Of its president. Mr.. Lyman, and extend
thanks for their gift, together with the
assurance that it will be devoted to a
good 4p&rpose. ~
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A Timely Suggestion The
Timely Party, N. E. Church,
Monday evening, Jan. LIST, 7.3o.
Admission 15c.
decaod1t ~
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THE YELLOW FRONT I

cAgissmas i over ~ ypd 90 saSl
.IivsfS aFsss. gsSI 4, aasssx ss!9|
my - Flour, ns1's bstls
"a ~ sposr. !. $.
III An. Family se.s. ~
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Purity 49, tGtss psssssss. re
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years OF 9rtWth OF better laws and con.
ditioAg wrought by men side by side with
womehsw the ballot "Keepine shon
among the people, brings one up to the
suffrage agitation with the ouerv
Whats the use?" And as much at .ea
as e the real benefit to the people as an
aged woman who said to me at a meeting
OF tnasEongressional Union as she eazed
thoue upon the suffrage speakers
IN evening gowns. my husband was new.
ef natuF1lized and never voted: NV aon
never voted. Do you think IL I rot the
vote 1t would keep me out OF the noor
house when I am old?" What will, Tho
governments chances be of keepinp out
OF the poor house II two people are nut 70
job one can DO in the same time-w,th
the same results violating the great eco
nomic principle Of division Of labor-hv
doubling the fund Of human energy 81
running the government? ~
The fact remains, despite fra .,r~-.
convention at Atlantic city. with its .nec-
tacuiar appeal ana ample funds with
which to play politics. when the acid tesr
Is given at the polls the people will de.
clare against the expansion Of sufYraxal
as In the five central states In ls14 ~
four great eastern states in 1915 ana
Iowa. West Virginia and South Dakota
In 1916.
AS male suffrage y e. democrat,c&S.
double suffrage andsincenparabiy -.
efficient because - ;aes Tar ths5 !.
preston Of the pops oSwill in he r1ost
impressively poweH.- annx = 80 -,
prsssrvs itf
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-17
crirnsII and Vicinity.

Special 10 TimeS-Republican.
Grinnell., Nov. II. - At the social
meeting OF the Country Club at the
club house on Saturday afternoon the
following ladies Will serve as host
esses: Mrs. B. J. Carney, Mrs. George
Ross, Mrs. A. G. Lyon, Mrs. A. L. FRS
bic. Mrs. G. N. Smiley, Mrs. H. f.. Me-
Murray. and Mrs. Scot McEachron.
The explanation igven by E. A.
Wickes, of the extension department
of the Art Institute Of Chicago. before
the brotherhood on Tuesday evening Is
bearing fruit. asa group of twenty art
lovers Of the city have begun the form
alton Of local art society and have
pledged themselves to its financial
support. Mr.. ,.Wickes went back to
Chicago yesterday leaving the leaven
to work till the whole city shall be art
leavened. It Is planned to have brought
to GrinneIl for exhibition and study a
large exhibit OF modern Aemrican can
vases, and IN exhibit of sculpture, the
property Of the Sculpture Society of
Chicago. local work is also to re-
ceive full recognition. A three-day art
institute will be held Of paintings, then
architectural designs. and series of
Ave lectures by Ross Crane. A month
later is to be another exhibit of local
arts and crafts-to encourage local tai
ent in and out of the schools. A month
later an evening will be given to a lee
iture on art by some one yet to be Sc
lected. Tho expense OF the program
already Outlined will be about $3.50.
which is now guaranteed by. the group
OF twenty: No profit accrues to any one
cssnuArfAd nth f1SS ~ ternrfse 5fIfn ov.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-17

GRAFTON OF Labor, last night prepared
to institute statewide campaign.
having for its object the passage Of q
law prohibiting the operation Of one
man street cars anywhere in Iowa
\ Petitions will be prepared within
the next few days and circulated in
the city and in Cedar Falls for signers
These petitions will be addressed to
Elack Hawk county legislative repre-
seEtatives and senator urging them to
introduce, or support such bill. The
central body announced last night
that it expected to have at least 5000
signers on the petitions before pre-
senting them.
Labor organizations in other cities
Will be asked to support the Waterloo
tody, and copies of the resolution
adopted last night will be sent them
for their approval. Petitions will also
be circulated in these cities, it was
said
The action taken by the labor body
will in no manner affect the case now
pending in district court. The labor
organizations have reason to believe
that long drawn out legal battle is
in store, regardless of which side wins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-17
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR cATAR.
RIAL DEAFNEss AND
HEAD NOISES.

, II you know someone who is troubled
with head noises. or Catarrhal Deafness.
cut out this formula, and hand it to
them, and you will have been the
means Of saving some poor sufferer
perhaps from total deafness. Recent
experiments have proved conclusively
that Catarrhal Deafness, head noises,
etc.. were the direct cause of constitu-
tional disease, and that salves, sprays,
inhalers, etc., merely temporize with the
complaint and seldom. II ever. effect a
permanent cure. This being 20. much
time and money has been spent OF late
by noted specialist In perfecting q
pure, gentle. yet effective tonic that
would quickly dispel all traces Sof the
catarrhal poison from the system.4 The
effective prescription which was even
tually formulated, and which has
aroused the belief that deafness will
soon he extinct, 10 given below in un-
derstandabie form. 50 that anyone can
treat themselves In their own home at
little expense.
Secure from Mcbride & Will Drug
Co., or any druggist, OF, Parmint
Double Strength), about 75c worth.
1 oAS SAAAo 1AOlAC eSAAu cuA " ~ - paw
of hot water and 4 OF. Of graduated
sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times day.
The first dose should begin to relieve
the distressing head noises. headache.
dullness. cloudy thinking, ETC., while
the hearing rapidly returns AZ the sys-
tenn is invigorated by the tonic action
Of the treatment. LOSS Of smell and
mucus dropping in, the back Of the
throat, are other symptoms that show
the presence OF catarrhal poison. and
which are often entirely overcome by
this efhcacious treatment. Nearly nine
ty per cent. Of all ear troubles are di-
rectly caused by catarrh: therefore,
there must be many people whose hear
ing can DE restored by this simple home
treatment.
Every person, who is troubled with
head noises. catarrhal deafness or ca
tarrh in any form, should give this pre-
acription trial. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company can supply you.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-17

the present court fight, and in that
event the two -mep service would not
be restored befors7 two or, three years.
Labor leaders declare the present
service Is q disgrace to a city the size
Of Waterloo. They point to the diff
Guilty laboring men have in arriving at
their\ places Of employment In the
morning. and of returning to their
homes at night. Cars are not always
operated according to schedule, or in
compliance with the provisions Of the
c, mpany's franchise, they say. The
present cars are not properly equipped
with modern appliances. and are in
adequate for the needs of the public.