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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

MONEY on real estate on long and
easy terms. j. E. Minter, Finan-
cial Cor. Union County.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

FOX SALE-Leather collars and bri-
dies. Great values at the price.
Peoples Supply Co. -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

WANTED-Desirable renters for
lands in Union county. Apply to
| p. D. Barron. w
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

CANE SEED-We have big lot of
Amber Cane Seed for sale. Peoples
Supply Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

MONEY TO LOAN on improved real
estate for 20 years. See John X.
Hamblin or myself. J. E. Minter.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

FOR RENT-Six room house. with
all couveniences; desirably located.
Apply to Barron G. Barron. 45-tf
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

FOR RENT OR SALE-severa, In
Ion County Farms. G. B. Barron.
42-tf
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

FOR SALE-Sweet potatoes, Nancy
Hall variety. Apply to ]. M. White
head, Jonesville, S. c., r. 2. 15-1
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-04-13

FOUNTAIN PENS, Fountain Pens at
The Times office. 8.tf
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
Big Reduction
IN
Winter Hats
DRY CLEANING
mrs. Becker
Eastern Star Installation

ton ana social meeting at Wo0umen
hall Tuesday evening. A short pro-
gram was given and Mrs. Mary j.
Cole OF Alamosa, installing officer,
installed the following officers:
Mrs. Lydia Sylvester, w. NJ.
Miss Edna Ayers, A. NJ.
B. F. Ayers. w. p.
Mrs. Geneva Ferguson Con.
Mrs. Lola Lilley. A. Con.
Mrs. Rose Grafton. Treas.
Mrs. Eva Jackson, Sec.
S. Y. Jackson, Chaplain.
Mrs. Anna Station, Ada
Mrs. Vera p. Heilman, Ruth
Mrs. Ethel Goodnight, Esther
Miss Clara Holt. Martha
Mrs. May Gibson, Electra
Mrs. Icil Hubbard, Wardar
S. s. Heilman, Central
A pie supper was served at the
close OF the evening to about seventy
five ladies and gentlemen.
Rock Creek district enjoyed the
c2iendid Christmas entertainment
given at the school house Thursday
evening. The teacher Miss Opal
Hooker had prepared a fine program
and tree and treat for all the child
rem and visitors. Miss Ticknor gave
piapn and violin calocfionc opJ nv
Earl Matzen with his Edison ma
chine added greatly to the evenings
enjoyment. Over one hundred peo-
pie were present.
The young ladies and gentlemen
boarders at Mrs. Baldwin's made
merry" Thursday evening in exchang-
Ing very unique Christmas gifts. The
jolly crowd included Misses Gotham,
Grubb, Thompson, Hiseig. Drtina,
Porgess, Bigelow. Riley, Blanken-
baker, Messrs. Koonsman, Ruther-
ford, Alger Soule.
Miss Blankenbaker will spend
Christmas with her sister Mrs. r. R.
Mitchell, at Roswell. New Mexico.
Miss Drtina, Miss Gotham and Mr..
Koonsman will spend their Christmas
vacation in Denver
A number of the town people at
tended the Box Social at the Brunson
school last Friday evening and all re-
port most enjoyable time.
The Sophomore class of the High
school gave do your bit" social
last Saturday evening at the home of
Norman Murphy. The home was ar
tistically decorated for the occasion
with the patriotic colors and emb-
lens. About seventeen members
were present and each brought a
good book wrapped in white paper
and tied with scarlet ribbon and con-
tanning an appropriate Christmas
sentiment. These books were sent to
the Y. NJ. C. A. building at Camp
Funston for the soldier boys. A very
pleasant evening was spent telling
stories and the host and his mother
served apples and pop corn in very
pretty orange crepe paper gun boats,
trimmed in the colors.
CHINA shower was given in honor
OF Mrs. Earl Van Buskirt Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Van Buskirk was
formerly Hiss Weir ond was quietly
married on November thirtieth.
When her friends learned the news
they planned the surprise which was
given. A very pleasant social time
was enjoyed. Those present were
the brides mother and sister, Mrs.
Murphy, Misses Edna Price, Bernlce
Kistler. Gladys Brickel, Ruth Short
Violet Barber. Mildred Anderson.
The Presbyterian choir are re-
hearsing special music for next Sun
day morning service. They will rend- |
er parts OF the Christmas cantata
me Coming OF the King" All are
cordially invited to attend.
Who wouldn't like "A Dun,ex Ch,,,
Tor Christmas? Buy Il now for Ta
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

The Presbyterian choir are re-
hearsing special music for next Sun
day morning service. They will rend-
er parts OF the Christmas cantata
The Coming of the King" All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
SOCIETY
Rock Creek Social Club


Social club were very pleasantly en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Bert Ayers. The
Christmas grab bag" caused great
merriment as each guest received her
gift. The hostess served very delic-
ious refreshments to the members
and guests who were Mesdames Will
son. Burd, Mccullough, Nelson, Frank
Cole. Meadows. Holder. Hooker. Geo.
Getz, Philips. Haller. Ballart, Haaff.
Kloepfel, Geiser Sr., Cameron, Henry
Getz. Glen Watson. Geiser. Misses
Edna Ayers. Mabel Larick.
Mrs. James Wilson entertained
last Sunday at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs
f. NJ. Rawlings. Blanche and Paul
Rawlings. Mr.. and Mrs MGxfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. Menlo Thomas.
Roy Hickman was Sunday dinner
guest OF Miss Nora French.
u
Red Cross benefit card parties. So,
urday afternoon the tn,,ted guests
were Mesdames Bell. l.. ]. Chapman.
Blackmore. Waters. Goodnight.
Gadd, Chas. Bishop, Miss Lottie
Blackmore. Tuesday afternoon
guests were Mesdames Rupert, w. j.
Clark. Reilly. F.. l.. Bishop, Cheney,
Bell. Wednesday: Mesdames Lague,
Davies. d. B. Clark, Macarthur b.
d. Wallace. L. b. Sylvester, Sims.
Blselow. Slocum. Waters. Thursday
the ladies invited to play Bridge
were Mesdames FELTON,. L. B. Wal
lace. o. w. Sylvester. Ferguson, Wes-
tel Wallace. H. Gilbreath. C. Gil
breath. Miss Gates. Friday whist
will be played by Mesdames E. l..
Carter. Morrison. Freeman. Kellar,
Thome. Savage. E. Station, Conkle.
NJ. s. Kellar. Mr.. Schakelford,
Ronald Wilson and DIR. Crawley spent
Sunday at silver Lakes.
Mrs. Gadd of Denver is the guest of
Mrs. L. J. Chapman.
Mrs. Macarthur entertained at six
o'clock dinner last Thursday evening
Covers were placed for DR.. and Mrs
Moninger, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Thome,
Mrs. l.. ]. Chapman, Mrs. Gadd of
Denver and Miss Emma Chapman.
The Baptist Ladies Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Geo. Ketner
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. s. Y. Jack
son leader. Refreshments were
served.
Married.-Wm Kopfman and Miss
Gladys Yates OF Center were united
In marriage Friday Dec. IA, by Rev.
l.. c. Anderson at his home in Monte
Vista. The couple left that evening
for the east on a wedding trip.
Ten members of the Red Cross or
sanization motored out to the Con-
solidated School Thursday afternoon
and completed the organization OF a
Red Cross auxiliary. A room in the
school building is being fitted up for
a work room and will be open each
Thursday afternoon. The following
officers were elected:
Mrs. James Wilson. Chairman
Miss Nelly Macy. Sec.
Mrs. Tom Johnson, Treas.
Mrs. Deiss. Chairman OF bandages
Mrs. Leopard, Chairman OF gar
ments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

who wouldn't like Duplex Chair
Ior christmas? Buy Il now for Ea.
tner or Mother. The New Weiss.
chapman Drug Co., agents.
The Denver star., 1917-09-01

reports OF the committees named uy
the judges for prizes and for special
mention may be put into booklet form
as guides for the observance of future
clean up weeks.
Chattanooga is wide awake with in.
terest and activity preparing for the
meeting of the league. The program.
which is now nearing completion. in
cludes long list of successful bust
ness men and women. whose stories
of struggle and success will make the
session one of inspiration to all who
may be present.
Various communities are already ar
ranging for special delegations, and
the railroads are cooperating by offer
ing reduced rates and arranging for
the special care and accommodation
of the delegates and officers For de-
tailed information write to ]. c. Ma
pier, president, Nashville, Tenn; T. j.
Elliott, chairman of the executive com.
mittee. Muskogee. Okla. or Emmett J
Scott. secretary. Tuskegee institute,
Alabama.
The Denver star., 1917-09-01
HEALTH PRIZE WINNERS.
National Negro Business League 10 to
Award Trophies at Chattanoooa.

Tuskegee Institute. Alabama, - The
three silver cups which were offered
by Allen w. Clark, chairman OF the
national clean up and paint up bureau
OF St Louis. for the most effective
clean up work done during the national
Negro health week. which was ob.
served April 21-2S. will be awarded to
Atlanta. Ga: Salisbury, n. c.. and
New Madrid. Miss. These beautifully
engraved cups will he presented to rep
resentatives OF these respective cities
during the annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Negro Business league at Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Aug. 15. 16 and Il.
The Atlanta committee to which the
first prize has been awarded presented
most interesting report. which shows
how It worked with the aid Of twen-
ty-fve local organizations and employ
ed 211 active workers. H. II. Pace is
president OF the Atlanta committee and
Mrs. John Hope general chairman.
The campaign in Salisbury. n. c..
was conducted under the general d.
rection OF the Salisbury Coloreti Civic
league. Mrs. w. F. Kelsey president
The work OF the New Madrid commit
tee was conducted under the direction
Of the Colored Home Protection league.
Rev. J. w. d. Mayes president.
The reports from Nashville, Tenn:
Calhoun. Ala. and Evansville, Ind,
deserve special mention. aud 1t Is the
hope Of the officers in charge that the
The Denver star., 1917-09-01
Six Fowler. In Fifteenth Regiment.

Mr.. benjamin. Fowler. u well known
resident Of Glen Cove. n. Y. is receiv-
ing many congratulations because Of
the fact that his six sons have each en-
listed in the town company OF the Fiji
teenth regiment. N. Y. n. G. Their
names are George. Richard. Barto.
John, BENJAMIN and Howard Fowler.
The boys were given a hearty sendon
by their parents and neighbors on leav-
Ing for The front
The Denver star., 1917-09-01

LAST WEEK WE SHOWED YOU THE MAP OF OUR NO
WATA COUNTY OKLAHOMA LEASES. THE ABOVE CUT
SHOWS OUR BOURBON COUNTY, KANSAS LEASES. ON
THESE TWO TRACTS WE CAN DRILL APPROXIMATELY 800
WELLS IF THESE WELLS SHOULD AVERAGE ONLY ) BAR
RELS EACH THIS WOULD MAKE A PRODUCTION OF 1,30o
BARRELS PER DAY. OR $547O PER DAY.
IT is OUR INTENTION TO KEEP RIGHT ON DRILLING UN-
TIL THE LEASES ARE DRILLED OUT, AND IN THE SAME
MANNER TO DEVELOP OUR OTHER PROPERTIES, AS WE'LL
SUCH ADDITIONAL OIL HOLDINGS AS MAY BE AC-
QUIRED FROM TINE TO TIME.
IS THE INTENTION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS
COMPANY THAT THE MONEY PUT INTO 1T BY THE INVEST
NEARLY AS POSSIBLE AT ALL
TIMES "SOUND INVESTMENTS WITH THE SPECULATIVE E
FEATURE WHICH THIS STOCK OFFERS THROWN IN
GRATIS
THE &c ALLOTMENT BEEN INCREASED so AS
GIVE ALI, THOSE WHO ARE PRESENT INTERESTED IN
OIL INVESTMENTS CHANCE TO GET IN ON THE GROUND
FLOOR If MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY YOU CAN BLAME
YOURSELF, AS HAVE NOT FAILED TO BRING CAPITOL
PETROLEUM CONSISTENTLY BEFORE YOUR NOTICE.
PAYMENTS OR so OFF FOR ALL CASH.
AND,J
The Denver star., 1917-09-01
BAPTISTS TAKE
STAND FOR name
Enlistment Committee Issues
Lengthy Statement.
WHAT SOME FOLKS BELIEVE

Report on Condition of tho Field At
taeks Validity Of the Rev. Or. eoyd's
Claim to Ownership of Publishing
soard-Thsre Is Only One National
Baptist Convention.
The Denver star., 1917-09-01

EFFICIENT MANAUEMENl T.
THE MIDLAND OIL a DRILLING GO.
spa quincy Bldg, Denver Co'o'
Phone Main s612.
ri"" shares OF the
treasury Stock in The Midland ". ,s e.
g. Dri,ling Co. at cents per SHARE fuHy
\ paid, worcestershire.
Name ......... ''''''
Io"h M. NJ
State ..........''
The Denver star., 1917-09-01
THE SECURITIES OF THIS YOUNG COMPANY, IN THE
FINANCIAL DISTRICTS OF DENVER AND CASPER HAVE
BEEN THE SENSATION TEN DAYS. WHYf .
WHY

FIRST-BIG ACREAGE IN WYOMING OIL FIELDS. TOTAL
lS4O ACRES LOCATED IN FOUR DIFFERENT OIL FIELDS
OF WYOMING, WHICH GIVES OWNERS OF STOCK FOUR
CHANCES THEIR INVESTMENT
SECOND-THE PERSONNEL OF THE MIDLAND OIL AND
SDRII.IING COMPANY is AGGRESSIVE. INTELLIGENT AND
EFFICIENT THEY NOT ONLY DO THINGS, BUT THEY ALSO
GET RESULTS. - -
THIRD-THE MIDLAND OIL AND DRILLING COMPANY
is INTERESTED IN THE DRILLING OF TWO WELLS ONE IN
THE BIG MUDDY OIL FIELD, AND ONE IN THE LOST SOL
DER OIL FIELD AND THESE TWO WELLS ARE DRAWING
NEARER EACH HOUR.
FOURTH-OUR SUBSTANTIAL TREASURY FUND, 900,
AVAILABLE FOR THE DRILLING OF OIL WELLS.
FIFTH-WYOMING'S PEOPLE ARE THE BIGGEST BUY
GERS IN OUR COMPANY, DEMONSTRATING THElk CoNFl-
DENCE LEASES. ..
SIYTH-OIJR CONSERVATISM RIGID ECON
ONy GOOD JUDGMENT, HAVING AT ALL TIMES THE
INTEREST OF THE STOCKHOLDERS AT HEART AND KEEP
ma THEM ADVISED MONTHLY OF THE OPERATIONS OF
1.-THE COMPANY - ~ .,- ~, ,,,,,
= ORR STOCKHOLDERS ARE IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE.
THEY PURCHASED STOCK IN OUR COMPANY BECAUSE OF
THE SIX FROEGoING FACTS. THE INTELLIGENT PROSPEC-
TIVE PURCHASER OF STOCK ALWAYS WEIGHS CARE
Fully THE CHANCES FOR ATTAlNGNG SUCCESS BEFORE
IIr iNvrSTs HIS MONEY CERTAINLY THE MOST SCRUT-
iNIZING AND CAREFUL BUYER CANNOT PASS UP AN An IN IN,
vESTMENT IN THE MIDLAND OIL AND DRILLING COMPANY
wIIIE VIZ HE IS ABLE TO SECURS THE STOCK AT sc PER
The Denver star., 1917-09-01

REMEMBER: THE MlDLANDolL $40 600
mi ING COMPANY'S TREASURY %1O,OOO
Two R,a. All Paid and Interested in the Drilling OF
Two Wells, One In the BIG MUDDY, One in the
LOST SOLDIER
Fortv per cent Advantae. September 18th
IN ORDER TO MAKE MONEY FROM AN OIL INVESTMENT,
ACTOR GET THE OIL ALL THE OIL
aarnAAA1IE IN WYOMING WITH NO FUNDS TO DEVELOP 1T,
WOULD NOT BRING RETURNS =, w. ,,o,, A., =. .>,,,
- FILL THE sUBSCRPTioN BLANh @ 3 Fok oN, AS MANS A,
Y ApEs or MIDLAND OIL AND DRILLING COMPANY :
smnrK As YOU CAN CONVENIENTLY HANDLE AND LEAVE
ntN EI1T RE OF THE SUCCESS OF OUR COMPANY TO IT'S
ANA
The Denver star., 1917-09-01

Make Checks the Capitol Petroleum Company,
The Securitie Finance Invest
~2oou Phone Champa
FISCAL AGENTS. AND NAIL TO
rnrn 9 DvIDT0N 1887 Arapahoe Street.
tNEO y. OONAVNs Denver Colorado
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
Juice of lemons! How to Make Skin White and Beautiful


 At the cost of a small jar of ordinary cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautfher, by squeezing sthe juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle con taining three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blen1ishes as salloWress, freck1es and tan and Is the ideal skin softener. smoothener and beau tifier.
 Just try iti Get three ounces sof orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage 1t daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help to soften. freshen, bleach and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It ls wonderful to smoother rough, red hands. es
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
N. F. A. NOTES.
Girls Selected to Compete for Williams .MedaI-Senior Class Gives $50 to Science Department.

The following girls have been se- lected from a large number to com pete in the Williams medal contest: Misses E. Allen, C. Bachelor, I. Bach elor. c. Dodd, E. Norton. L. Norton, M Shields and O. Johnson. The con- test will be held in the near future.
 The inter fraternity dance commit tee held a meeting at the long recess Monday. Representatives. were pres ent from all four fraternities. It was voted to hold the dance Friday, May II. Harold T. Slattery (Phi Alpha Mu Sigma) is president, Edward Hall (Kappa, Kappa, Kappa), treasurer and Clinton $. Jones, secretary of the committee.
 The Boys G1ee club will hold a busi- ness meeting Wednesday. to decide on the disposition of the proceeds of the concert.
 the science department of the school for the purchase of additional appa- ratus. Most of the money. was ex
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
PLAN D xPEbD bDITURE 0E S2OO, ,OOO
Ame1can Ihernos Bottle Company May Make Extensive Im prove1nents Laurel Hill Plant ndusal Corporation to Give Concern Full Title to Property.

equipment Is found necessary : And ths further payment to your corpora tionsof the sum of s5.000.-
 y.s The present existing contract be- tween your corporation and this com pa.ny to he cancelled by mutual agree ment at the time of the deposit of S50,- coo in Norwich banks, and the pay ment to your corporation of the sum of s5,e0o. This company to give your corporation written agreement to mention the City of Norwich in magazine and newspaper advertising for the period of ten wears from the date of the completion of xiie Buildings or building to cost $50.000.
 This Is the acceptance of the propo- sition. as submitted by your company with the exception that title to the building fund is deposited in Norwich banks and the payment to your cor poration of s5.000. instead of when the money has been actually paid to the contractors towards the payment of the building or buildings
 ' Itsis. of course. part Of the agree rnent that we are to proceed with the p1ans for the building. and to let the contracts so that the construction can start at the earliest possible date. s We wish further to assure you that if we can secure from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. an underground passage under their right of way. and 9. similar agree ment from your tax officials Gas se-1 cured by the Winchester woolen- Mills .Co.) rye will favorably consider the expenditure Of from one to two hun -dred thousand dollars in addition to the S50.000 covered by the proposal now under consideration.
 Our directors were under the i'm pression that by raising the amount that we are to put into improvements, that your corporation would undoubt- edls, waive the payment of the S5,0o1. but following the suggestion of your president, MT. James L. Case. to &C., cept your proposition as submitted, we were able to carry, It. through under the statement of the president of shis company that the good will and CO., operation of the directors and share holders of the Norwich Industrial Inn provemert Corporation Is worth great deal more than the S5, 900 to this company, and that this was not the time to. withhold nlouetary evidence of our appreciation of the generous bonus paid us for the location of our plant tr Norwich.
 Respectfully submitted,
 American Therrnos
 Bottle Company
 WILLIAM B. WALKER D. President.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
the other states in which the league is

the other states in which the league is organized ..-
 'Inasmuch as it is expected that every pair of capable hands, both mas culine and feminine, that can be called on will be needed to manufacture suf- hcient munitions and supplies for our selves and our allies, every woman who has had experience or training and who is able to leave her present duties in the care of others should register at the nearest registration bureau of the National League for Wornan's Service. Wonaen's organizations whose members are available for either paid or Yolun- teer service should register at once, if they have not done so. Such action by completing the information as to the woman power of the country on file with the bureau of registration and at Washington will great ly facilitate the mobilization of the nations women workers"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
 AT BROADWAY scHoc
Candidates Will Have Chance to Se-
 cure Statutory, Certificates.

.,Thss state teachers examination will, be held at the Broadway school, Norwich, May F and May k1e. Pros pecttve, teachers and thpse in. service urged etos take this test.
 Candidates for the statutory certih- cate will be exs1nired in spelling, arttl1rne etic. ,penmanship, reading. ship. physiosogy. and geography Can -didates for. the eIementary certificate will be examined : in the above with tn ez{ following s additions, ; literature music (cptional), elementary science and drawing topttonaD.i Preliminary papers must be prepared to obtain an elementary certificate. Candidates may take any or all. of these ezanina nations. :, The examina,-- -tions will be given upon schedule time 5 For statutory certifieete
 May. 12-e to 10 a. m, spelling; 10 a. m to 1a.so D. rn.,. arithmetic; 1.3o D.. m, reading;s sSo. to 5, ?. m. gram mar.
 May 1s-a to. 1o.so@a.. m, history: 1o.So a. n1- to. 11.3o p. m., duties Of ogy; 3 to p. .m-, geography.
 For Elementary Certificate.
 May 12-e a. m. to s.3o a. nl-, spell 41Es Ssoo to IVoU S.~lIl-, 44ISI6IQTSs 1UoU to 12.50 p. na., arithmetic: 1.3o to 2.50 p. m., .pennianship: 2-30 to $50. read ing;S 3.3o to pm, grammar; to $ D. n.; music (optionaDs
 May 19-9~ to 10 a. m, history; 10 to-11-S 80 a. ms duties of citizenship; 11.30 a. m. to 12.30 p. m., elementary science; 1.S0 to 2.30 p. m, physiology; 2.S0Ato p. m., geography; to p. m., drawing (optionei).
 Informal tion relative to tfiese tests can be obtained upon application to the state board of education, 43 capi- toL Hartford, or of o. F. Lowell, S Washington street, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
PARlSIAN SAGE
Helps to Put Hair on Your Head ard
 Keep it There--Fine for psndruff

Helps to Put Hair on Your Head ard
 Keep it There--Fine for pendruff
 Here's good. news for 7 men ar1d women whose hairsiss falling, who are getting bald and whose sca1ps are covered with dafldruh that nothing seems stoekeep away and whose heads itch like mad. Lee & ,Osgood Co. has secured the agency for Parisians Sage a. simple hair invfgOrztor, that is so certain -irl-its tonic action and sot sure of giving. the limit of sstisfaction, that they sell; it with ofrer. of money. re- funded, if 1t does not abolish dandrufs stop itching head, and notyot1lyl check excessive loss of hair, but. stimulate 8. new growth. @se
 Parisian Sage: is. a.tdelicztely-. per- fuhned antigeptic liquid, which when massaged into the scalp goes right down to the hair roots and furnishes then, with the nourishn1ent that is lacking to make setlae. hair grow and show mone life and vitality. Par1sian Sage not only stirnuta tess t1a&r growth, but beautihes it. so that is a. favor! ite dressing of. women who take pride in beautiful hair that appears much heavier. than it really ts.y A large bot. tIst is inexpensfve.. ,....s :. .,.-.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
TESTIMONY AT
 JOHNSON WILL HEARING
(Continued from Page Seven)

lAOnGinuSo TF~H1 rage SeVGNJ week before he died. MT. Johnson said. he visited the doctor during the months of January, February and March but did not talk with him con corning his affairs as 1t appeared so hard for the doctor to talk. Mir. Johnson said that the doctor had said that he CDo. Jollnson) would never see him want or suffer. MT. Johnson told of how the doctor would ask questions over again and seen1>d to forget what he talked about.
 Dr. James J. Donahue. who has lived in Norwich practically all his life, having been d practicing pfysi- elan for over 20 years was called to the stand. Dr. Donahue told of being in consultation with Dr. Tingley rela- tive to the condition of Dr. Johnson and told of taking Mir. Comstock to the Sullivan house in his automobile, the night Mr. Comstock was given the power of attorney. He told of Dr. Johnson saying he wanted to give money to the Backus hospital and that he wanted MT. Comstock to be a trustee and that Mir. Cometock had suggested his name. Dr. Donohue. said the doctor showed no indications of taking tablets that made him droW- sy. Dr. Donohue told of taking C.