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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-20


3SS7--Alestin Nerbele.
3SSS-Tom a. Bremen.
3S92-Albert J. Holder.
3S94-Ilaryey Flanagan.
3S9S-Harry f. Ehmke.
3S99-William E Anderson.
3900-William Grampp.
3905-Olof Oberg.
1910 Herman II. Albertson.
39l1-AXel Nelson.
39l3- William Hause.
29l5-Charles A. Hahn.
3922-Ebert r. Peterson.
3927-Chris p. Fuhp.
1929 Ira J. WOOlley.
William f Pritchard.
3933-JOseph Heath.
3942 Ernest j. Osborn.
3951-Charles Schloetzer.
1888 -TimOn Hancq.
1855 Elmer r. Wright.
3962-ThOmas f. Harvey.
3964-Lyman Moore.
3970-Milton c. Fisher.
3971-Fred Erickson.
39Sl-Harry W. Snider.
39S9-Thomas X. Klove.
4002-Herman c. Rictman.
4005-Henry Noack.
4007-John w. Sattizhan.
08-Harvey NJ. Rose.
4010-Albert S. Stevens.
4026-Gust Rogers.
4033 Richard Winchester.
4039-Harry Zimmerman.
4040-Frank A. BIedsoe.
William ]. Surf.
4043 Arthur ]. Hurley.
404S-Gustaf Mandel.
Wendell II. Clark.
4057-Joseph W. Lindquist.
4060-Peter C. Jacobsen.
1862 -OrvilIye c. Wood.
4069-Albert F. Blochlinger.
4073- Ernest NJ. Fletcher.
William Porter.
William c. Helm.
40S9-GeOrge Ehman.
4090-R. Ryan.
1904 John Casper.
4095-HOllister w. Sage.
4097-Milo NJ. Kapple.
2025-Ira West.
2074-Milton thinner.
2139-Edward L Nichols.
25S9-Herman Heimbeck.
E3S6-Henry WITCH.
2S96-Elmer B. Benson.
3027-Glen B. Burhman.
81 53-Carl J. Anderson.
1884 Henry Vroman.
33371-Edward c. Koch.
3G46-RObert S. King.
3759-Robert F. Stockdale.
376O-CIaud ]. Tailor.
1874 William Giles
42112-James F. Cole.
1711-Alfred r. B. Haefele.
1407-Louise f. Schave.
Sf1-Marvel J. Johnson.
S76-Carl H. Zahn.
1275-Andrew F. Cooper.
1S1S-Burt KeIl
2424-Lenoard Ralph Blanchar
1497-Harold Simmons.
169T-James Flannery.
231S- Edward Becker.
2i59-JOhn II. Murphy.
1S74-ChristOpher A. Armstron
417-Walter Archer.
$50 George William Roth.
l&91-Kinny f. Leins.
Oscillations NJ. Rochow.
2SG5-Fred Ely Murch.
Subsidiaries John Dahl.
2995-RaymOnd W Kaskadden.
3396-HOward W. MCCauly.
61-Earl Dierolf.
262- Joseph f. WhitloCk.
2S1-GeOrge Isaacs.
2SI-Gilbert Jens.
2SS-Edward j. JOhannSen.
303-George BraIang.
421-AXel WiCkStrandt.
450-Henry Friedman.
639-Joseph l.. Layer.
G60-Herman G.. KOehler.
William Ristan.
900 Andrew Monsoon.
Benjamin G. Schoening.
979-MiltOn Rittig.
1001-FTederick Brusso.
1854 George Woody.
HI George BosOld.
1326-Ralph Lenser.
i409-GeOrge Wilson.
1444-JOe Johnson.
George ]. Burgart.
1884 Arthur w. GOtthardt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-20

o work on farms. Aside from the
10 alternates called for Thursda!
here are Is class one men witt
deferred classification.
Appended is the list of 400. sub
ect TO change, of the men called
o report next Thursday.
2462-Irving Lowell Funken.
stein
2044-GIen H. Felix.
40 Jasper Mollinelli
1892 Carl Mortens.
1675-Laurence c. Murphy.
410-C. L. Anderson.
1953-Spair Janmes.
Marcus BrOugh.
2626- Harry Behn.
2O99-Jake s. Gishes.
2617-Burt Elliott
2635-CharIes Gegenheimer.
263S-Buril B. Burton
William E. Neal.
26S6-Henry J. WITCH.
264S-Leo W. Friday
1854 Peter +. Johnson
2666-LOuis f. POmrank.
26S9-Nick L. Murlakas.
1854 Rene Rogers.
1886 Edward NJ. Schultz.
2697-Paul Schultz.
2699 Emil Nelson
27O3 Andrew s. Gossman.
2705-Lawrence V. HeberIe.
709-CharIey Clarbrooh.
271O-Henry P. Wilkins.
Emil c. Hinze.
2713-Arthur ]. House.
27l5-OttO A. FisS.
2T25-Nictor Engel.
2730-Ben Taxman.
273l-Walter Simering.
2734-Delbert f. Snyder.
2736-JOhn Devaney.
2T3S-WaIter Martin.
2139-WiIliam Stuhr.
2T4l-AIphOnS RoegieTE
2745-Harvey T. WOOlley.
2754 Frank PerO.
2757-Claude L. Sedan.
276O2Charles +. Stauduhar.
1858 Howard II. Weaver.
2765-MOrris Klamen.
Martin L. Swanson.
2773-Fred W. Anderson.
2774-Remi Van Assefe. :
2791-John r. Schwecke.
2799-Martin Becher.
1904 -Domenick ]. Veronda.
2SO6-Howard La Grange.
2S16-Clifford P. Lindsey.
2S23-Albert X. Livingstone.
2S25-Robert NJ Reagan
2S3O-Harry A. Downing.
2S33-Harry L. O'Neill.
2S35-HaroId L. Carver.
2S3S-Arthur Davis
2S44 Kenneth +. Fellows.
2S45-Ralph c. ROpp.
2S5O-Walter Nelson.
2S56-Gilbert c. Olson.
Frederick Camy
8G6-Lawrence Brandmeyer.
2S6S-Mike SerOckey.
2S72-John J. Cannon.
2S73- Frank J. c. Holman.
2S79-Ingver R. Burton.
2SS7-Lawrence Weirather.
2SS8-John B. Kane
2SS9-Harold Meehan.
2S9S-Gustave Anderson.
2900-HannOn Brown.
29O2-JOhn NJ. Theus.
2903-Frank D. Baughman.
29OS-CIair Campbell
29l2-George J. Downing
2919- Samuel p. Schleuter.
2921-COnrad a. Larson.
1922 Abel Deneckere.
1924 George Schneider, Jr.
2936-Charles c. HIM.
2939-Albert II. Starch.
2948-Fred BOdaker.
295O-VictOr Luudquist.
1852 Claude A Kipp.
2959-Charley Wilson.
1864 Henry c. Lear.
29S9-French Parsons.
2990-George ". EbeTDardt.
2997-Ermand Valentine.
2999-Elmer +. Johnson.
3OI3-William II. Pick-On.
3OI6-August Swanson.
Bertram Kinsell.
3O2l-RObert Ward, Jr.
3O23-Arthur +. Lyons.
3025-James f Simmons.
1925 George Geyter.
3O35-Fred Lindley.
3O45- John B. Gillespie.
3O4G-Carl William Horst.
3O48-Peter Hartman.
3O52-Tony Svetika
3O63-Arthur j. Peterson.
3O64-Joseph S. Burgoyne.
3O67-Fritz A. Johnson
3OS1-Irving Hansen.
3OS3-G George ". Evans.
2Gs4 Warren V. Rogers.
5000 August Pardon.
3Og4-Annible G.. Negro
3lO4 -Florass LOete.
3lO7-LeOnard II. BengstOn.
Frederick W. Mielke.
1892 John G. DAILY, Jr.
3I35-Oscar ROtenberg.
-TheOphiel Hancq.
3l47-Arthur II Harms.
3l49-Henry Davis
3I5l-Edwar Sandwav.
1852 Herbert o. Kla wown.
1854 Joseph Elman.
3l5s- Bernard BaumgaTtner.
3lGl S r.. Nelson
1854 otto Geppert.
3IG7 Claude Peebler
2IG9 Carl W Losand.
3I76-Paul Miller.
Floyd Bealer-
1880 Ben Galbchar
william II Sikkema.
Harry Copperstine.
3I99-Theo Bartell. Jr.
1903 Johannes N. Lempfert.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-20

Mt an average cost Of SO cents per
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-20

These prices good only until 3
II. m. Saturday
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

ereasiug beef production In the settled
farm areas NJ the North and especially
In the South, and on the ranges;
Beef production enn be Increased In
the settled farm areas Of the nation
and especially In the South. Il can bc
Increased everywhere by preventing
the iosa " aesh by ealves during their
first wiu,er aud keeping calves growing
durIng this period sa that beef animals
may be marketed AT earlier ages, there
by requiring the maintenance Of larger
breeding herds: by using larger pro.
portion ~ bulls ON the range 20 insure
larger ca!s crops: by using good bulls
tnty: by refueimg fhe tFeA-ihy.sf~sl
areas an rapidly mn possible; by elm
mating ~ far as possible tbs LOSSES
from disease and Ws,iat4ry animals;
by transferring animals from frGfons
OF scarcity Of feed to those where
there is m. abundance IT feed by pre-
viding more ample supply cf winter
feed aud better shelter. and ny utifiks
Ing all roashage produced. either ~
fodder. hay. or s!iaEe. and supplement-
Ink these feeds with more heterogeneous
concentrates and Iess grain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

-sSsszs ~ 49, ses sss<v.sssz rss1z
II Time ssassal.r says s wrsss< En I'M
Afsti Wit< wxs& ss&zxe ne sszwh zAal
sAeep # Ns2 zS&lxnsL zhaas ~
sAVwH - setxsee Al RAe1tAA sxtsais.
Ind alshssixh they Krs AZ ssdA Z
#syaass h.asAs VI s-rwssAA ssssy .~ m~ss.
kssx III she Gaass frShe To- vsTssAhas
shs~p grow Ut Aixa altitnSssI lsnxllf
On sVrs,s, is1sSsSx sasantain xaxlsse4 wAteh
na@s Ne stAse Fsst akovs se& l@~va. TN
wsals plant h q epszIysr,s assss Al
ststas sksnsA,F cWvetwd WITH saaali
~FuOliT leav~S 40 essA$eay d@ Ire Raost
Las reseanfsse sAesa sAas sxveFseae~a
shepherds will astrn ,alsae Asag Way
up sh,s HsoaRtaiH shinktax rAat tNes
ire ssasas saissaas, sn1nAsr ef shssr asx.k
sntdtesi asssass o ra-aG. ossy IN sa*.
csves that rhry have lsern essxav~d by
a plant. Is@stng r~ssaas sxhialtlan
nj CArssarhareA. ia New Zealand.
sssRe sgeelm@sss Of thu Yrxcsnsls SA*ep
wsF~ collected fos The shs.. The
plants slfW afsea large and b~asy, and
II seasarSd the en,pFss III bali dosea
ssFsAg EEssa 10 secure ssEss due Cxans-
psrs CT tape RaaafiHs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
MARCH TO VICTORY

Courage IL matter Of the blood.
Without good red blood 4 man has q
weak heart aAd poof nerves
In the spring Ia the best time TO
take stock Of ones condition. II the
bleed Is thin ana watrry. face pale or
ptmply, generally weak. tired aud HIST.
less. one should take q spring tonic.
One thar will do the spring house
cleaning. an osd-fashlened herbal rem.
e,iy tina, was used by everybody nearly
NJ years ago In s,lll safe and sane be-
cause I, contains no alcohol " narcot.
ic. II Is made up Of Blood root. Gold
en- Seal rcot. Oregon Grape root.
Queefas rpas. Stone root. Black cherry
'hafg-@ extracted ~fth- kfyeertsfe wYa
made into liqaid or tablets This hood
tonic was frst put out by I,v, Pierce
In resdy.t1nse fern and since then
has heea sold by million bottles as Dr.
rierrr's Golden Medical Discovery. II
druggists do not keep this In tablet
form. send % cents for a vial 70 III.
P,erves invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. y. r.
Kidney disease carriea away large
percentage Of our people, What n 10
BE- done, The answer IL easy. Ear le~s
meat, rat coarse, plain food, with plenty
cf vegetables, drink plenty Of water
between meals, and take an uric acid
solvent after meals for while, such an
Annrsc tdonh,e strength. ohtainalsle at
almost any drug store. II was arst
discovered hy pr. Pierce. Most every
nne troubled with uric acid ENDS that
Anurie dissalves the uric nc!d IL hot
water dcses sugar You can obtain
TRIAL packAxe~ hy sending tsn cents Ia
nnS1or Pisrce's Invallts' Hotel and
Surgical Institute In Buffalo. n, 7.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
AIDING THE SHEEP INDUSTRY
Numerous Calls Made Upon Agricui-
turai Extension Forces for infor-
nation on Management

Prepared nv ,he United states Depart
ment ot Asr'eu.tarea
IN l0iT the Increased interest of
farmers III the raising " sheep result
I'd In numerous calls upon the acrirul-
tural extension forces and other edit
ea,tonal agencies for Information and
nsslstane. In establishing and msnag-
Ing farm 0nks In ~ states, special
lists In sheep husbandry were engaged
To, assist county axents along this line.
IN other states either agehlies 6ssfss'd
In the work There In still an urgent
need or direction In this Industry frem
which so much is needed and which
until recently has been largely ever
looked by The farmers aud by the pub
lie agricultural institutions Of many
states.
Attention of state agricultural Of
hcisls, members Vt c.nncils OF defense,
aud others Interested In strengthealn.
the agricultural position nj the United
States Tor It's part IN the war mud for
the ported following, IL directed to
The opportunities offered In n" follow
Ing tines " action for developing the
sheen industry
l. Securing Improvement In state
laws 70 prevent the killing " sheep
by dogs,
Y Encouragement hf the s~snelsa-
lien and maintenance ~ toys' stecp
s,uhs
4 Providing greater facilities for
>trnsy9s4y' 4rt' fseslpfsa sts s44eassA 'raldtiG.
IN schoojs, colleges and particularly
Ia extension work
1 tuvlsins Idle lands In unused ror~
Tons ~ farms by grazing them With
shvrF
= Showing the safety and need Of a
norv liberal attitude On the part or
Nuntrs bankers In lending money to
prospective sheep ressrrS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

The ahlesi educators VI the blind IN
the country are cooperating wtth the
goyerament IN It's plans for the E,ost
complete system III rv-ssiacation for
hllnded soldiers tina, has ever beer
undertaken, when their eSiucaiinn has
heea perfected the cua,ni!is~e win lind
empluynssn; for soldiers aud aid them
10 filling their old places Ia the com
munity. Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett has
offered her Baltimore estate of VA
acres to serve ~ hospital school
for the blinded officers and men.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
FERTILIZERS FOR GOOD CROP


usr~e~r~d ny the United ssates nep~rs
msn, Of AGrtea,,urel
S.nce fertilizers ARE usrd an FOOD
for plants II win follow that plants
end particularly certain parts Of
Giants, may serve ~ fertilizers for q
new crop. This fact has long beer
recognised. and the wastes obtained liz
the utilization of ali plant products
may therefore be disposed OF for fer
tiilser Use. At one time plant
waste known ~ cott6nseed meal. Nh
tanned In the manufacture ~ cotton
Sod oil, Constitute the largest single
source nj ni,roxcnnss material used
In fertilizers, and the quantity ss.ll
nsed for this purpose IL In excess IT
sna.NN tens annually, Plant wastes
IL this kind tngrskar with certain ans.
NAL wastes. "a dried blood. are iaow
being mses!. Aowevcr, moro and more
rs fe~d for animals hut even In the
utsi.snttru Ut organic WASTES ferti,ix-
ers will no doubt s'tll always con.
~Ggff% EB9f KrtHINF HuhsfsfE w fsAtAhNt ~
for all may he used fer fcrtllsxer man
usa~tnyw: hut all are bet ss,Itsd ~
fecd for animals A caS~ OF this kind
Ii se~n In the recovery al potash a.
hy.rrodnct In the manufacture ~ nice
tine frum tobacco waste. In this
there is also furnished another illus
trat,nn IT the use as fertilizer of
waste product recovered In the utllis
aticn IT a waste
Summing ur. II may b. stated that
Industrial wastes farn.shed ahous
~ per cent ct the potash 8 Per cent
os the ph~xpharic acid aud ~ pe<
cent " ,h~ nisruxea used In this ccun.
try In 1919.
The potash was obtained from sncA
wastes as tohscco stems c<sttenssrd
bells. hardwood ashes, washinrs> blast.
furnace nas dust. cenent fae dust.
and sarsr resiires. the phsssTsharse
acid was furnished hr such materials
NJ Asa-~, shells Ash scrap, and hassc
sssx. ard th~ nltrrg-n WIS obtained
fram wastes In the manufacture Of
castor. llasevst. and TSh ellis from aal
NAL wastes, az hlv~%s. f~tr. horns
hects ard hides frogn leather anS
wf.A wastes ssll from ceka
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

qusni. authorization by the use Of large
quantities NJ seed NJ other veiehes add
similar plants has become eommoa
t'sxefi1xs Sveef IL eaaMxssass xesRh MTur'
age considerably larger than thos. III
hairy WEIGH. They ere slightly dat
teaed. which prevents them fran roll.
Srik taafsiy 'Tsaas.: suff ssv' Nv Tssarr~ "
less distinctly mostIssi. the eolor IL the
seed ranging frpm light brown 70
green. In odd seed she- general celia:
II ttnrx.
Seeds nj hairy ystch are small and
nearly xpherirnl, the usual coior rang
Ing from gray ~ loaded black. New
seed may be somea hat brown ar green
A conclusive distinction between the
two kinds In seen In tho seed scnrs
with the aid of a magntier The scars
~ common veteh are narrowly wedge
shaped and have slight ridge. while
the scur In the hairy seich liz broad
ana oval In shape and is often spill,
along the center, When one Ia IA
mlllar with the appearance II vetcs
seea and can recognize II by means 81
the scar as seen under a magnitisr. ths
detection of other se,sls used in adnl
terution Ia not tllffcult.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

iacaEAsED suPPtY oF BE


tfr@paned hr sAs UnattA Esstsm pspass-
nNsst cf AxY5saastas@t.
Washington. d. G.-f4The experts 70
Areased beef and beef pFndnsss hare In
creased tTT E~F eent dixtng tho last
three years ard tbs prekahIiisy az
shortage ut beef ahsosd win b. 10
e*nsnassd The task VI fssesing ths
demand for isesf and bes3 products 10
. large esssas has been pat upon the
people 0f tbs United States. msys Tho
United s,sates department of sgrtcus-
ture. II therefore rscornisssads Ia It's
complementary progsaus Of nrodustlon
that the number Ut beef animals Do
maintained snd la areas uhsre II In
Clearly the bsst range ard FARM pFae-
ti1e. II shcnii b. Increased. The fol-
Lowing suggestions arc made for In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

MHthefa tpEr Shtla l*21 naturally
crsss and Tx~vtsA. see X tnsgus In
coated: this u q sure sign stss little
stomach. liver and bowels nsed q
cleansing Ut ones.
wAen issls~x pale. fessrssh. full VI
cold. breath bad. threat sofc, dossEf
eat sleep or aet naturally. has ssora.
aeh-aehs. diarrh@s. remember. q gen
tie liver and bowel cleansing Should
always be- the arss treatment given.
Noshing equals california Syrup "a
Figs for ehitdren's His: give q tsa-
speonful. and Tn few hours MI the
fool waste. sear bile saa fsrsEsasins
food which In clogxsd 10 the bowess
POSSES cut Of the syssesa. and you
have = well and playful, child kSsln.
All childrrn love this harmle~x. dcii-
cious '-fruis laxative" and X never
falls to effect Eecd 'fasids" cisaas
tng. ntrectsans for babies. children
II all ages and grewa-urs are psasaiy
90 the botie.
Keep II handy In Jour hofne. A little
given today saves q sick child touior'
row. but get the genaine. Ask year
druggist for bottle u ~Califernia
Syrup Of Figs" then see tina, II II
made by the California Els Syrup
cosnpany."-~~Afv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Sprtag appArra Sxs tlae graaa hlge
tsgls " coRveNati@a arexnd The faia
ily tshle ~ tsnnss. Ainsker hesasssse 81
hastRg e-e~a ssc0nosntrai In hsr par
ehasss
"weli | have saaesh.ag new~--a new
gsestic0at." sine said,
Just thsn the telephone rang aud the
ssaall daughter answered n sas co.'s
~ her chugnS
WHIST arv yoH dctngy ,he eham In
aaireA.
'v,A. tast sitting around she ,shas
talking stoat sps4ng el.s,hes,~ was tbs
answ~r. And we're all excited
Neither has hoaaStsy new inner tube, :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
MORE SHEEP ARE DESIRABLE
Excellent Opportunity Afforded for
Feeding On Rough landa. Wsedy
lsts an6 ccroerA

Crrepa~~a ~ Ere t'nstea States Nepart.
merit 81 AxrfealtDrel
The crat!uuesi Nigh prices al usuttna
ard lsinh have mad. II desirable that
nnorr sheep he kept "a the farms Ut the
rri,ea States In raanv parts NJ the
country thcrs are larSe areas ~ rough
aaa. w,v,,y lots and gsown'ur fence
rV'Ns Which afford al excellent eisrer-
spRIts tot tce,sItx sheep
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

saasa Ut ohaa. CITY III Tossaa Luess
ce1Hty--sA
rrssk J. chsasy makss cath thar M 10
ssnt@r partner ~ the nFm OF Y, ]. Chsnef
n Ca, aoaax hasinxas IN the CITY ef Ts-
seac, Geunsy ard state afer~sAlA ana that
said Arm sill PAR the sam Of aSK HUN
DRIED DOLLARS fer any eSss sf Catarrh
that sAnaes se cured By the rss Of
HALLS cATANIsM MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
sworn Ia esfSrs me and ssssssihea In
my pf~ssnea. this 9Th dsS u psesmhsF.
A. n tks4
sssAn A, wv. Gleason. Nssasy Public,
HALLS cATARhH MEDICINE IL TAI.
GA internally ana arts thrcAlGh the nioaA
ON the Mse9as Surfaces a. the System.
pruggsssa. yA. Txssimsatsis free
r.. j. Chensy b Co. Tul1as, Gaia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
RI6lIT EICll
SEED For BIG cR(lP


gYrp~rs6 Dv To- unas4 sfasss EkrMss.
ln4lnS u Agrtvzisarsl
Surcexs In the xyU~ftsg ef veteh<x
rests Fundamentally CO The Ssr ID
prDp~r Seed
Cinnamon veteh caai b. successfully
rpvn aniy where the winters asc
mid. wiiis aair5 veteh can Withstand
the winters even Ia the Narth~rn
stass' and win not gro~ successfully
when sown In the Spring is r~xions
wtsre the summers are very hot.
Waite actual sasxbsaaaias " inSre.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

II. I. Kramer. the man who origin
ate. c=ssaswss, has discovered sure
safe. galek-aetiAs relief fof bad stem
achs lie named II EAfslNIc for yoar
stosnssh's sake.
You can eat anything sea like asw
and digest II In essnsart. for stomach
ease II positively assured " you eat
an EAToNic tablet regularly after
each nseai.
gAToNIc acta directly with the
fsest siAa. ssameas "A esters sis ssssps-
nch. II Immediately checks any ten.
dency toward too much asAd and co.
ahies the food to pas. frcm the wofn-
och sntn tAa haxel In. "A s~setensd con.
dision. and thus prevsssts the SsREas.
tion os sour distressing gases that Mp
NJ dige~tsaa ard csase hlaated, duh.
lafany, feeling that msksa your
ROOD gEpEiT,
EATuNiC enables yuu to rat ycur
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
IGlsi u! IN 4 I :
Calonia Harms Iiger An o
Rsad ~ rssnntsst Iir1n ycur dssr saa
and get Strengthened w wishnnt taking

1AsreS - i~&&xa wAy 4 pssxksa
s6rsad tskr saxksaaak. sAlavAssag saAs
uAsa whsHh ! t<w eesks hwys i iaxgN
esstas af nxHaseasI Ilssx TaNe-ss res~
fsct ssamttsats fSr eAasnssk
y y . rstss&Hk. Sag~nssae liSrad
whasA WIN itaEr re9r nsse Jass MI
ssseas ~ sntemSe hut n A~Hss iNsks
Fo1 sek and xxs ~ s&ssssas.
cAslaFsn and xzs~n f1iks csia sAks
n~a~@s Liver rsaS h~~muss II ID
p<sfsssty harmle~1
c3issssa IN . daazsssua arul, n ID
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

A man is always telling bis wife
that his household expenses are higher
than any other mans In iowa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Z IN keep clean and healthy take Or.
rercc's Pleasant Pellets. They resu.
late liver, bowels and stomach. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
Natural Query.

Il ran across mn Old acquaintance
the other day"
"Was he much hurtf"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Marriage Ia q rattie instead ~ lot.
terry, One man ec,s the prsre while
the other gets The shake,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

rs she good loaktag3' Z should say
she IA. The clerk sold her five pounds
u sssxsr MI sssoaessF .y.s, n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
Avoid Exsess 81 Fat.

TIC sew she0lA ysnt he allowed to
eat ~ an exN'ss ct FAX before t2rrcw.
ln& tis1e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

drarxisssd EysiiSA ets*a fnsatneA ~
feMssst o~se ntsAt ny Retnan Eys HalsAM
Csc trial vsv~ss 10 merit Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

fAs' chap ahe carries san fss @as
pratecttca ssasscra us~s N tCs that pssr.
pase.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

ssSesxxv ~ aieNsls - htnsm ~
y sso~s W. sasay r1A&all sptA sAA4 -
VIA fnfA weak - xnA naSeee&e4 ~
sssaFUws neAe i~sa i &As SM
TAks I speraf~a " n1suas xas1
faa~ iasssAA snA IN syilt wahe -
fssstax great NJ mssN hal1enm
ee@sssE ssloA slsextsAmssk A11nxnA
ce@ssA saax~e ~ sO~F s1eaancA -
arNxxssl sass 4 rss dsaN IA -
.sax Iav%s Eeae scs& hAtits sAAn hsnA
riess esas@ssl yesF spea&y - waltluD
Ssr yuss-~AAx
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
Dent Be Afraid
Of Your Meals
Take Eatonic = and Laugh Al
Stomach Troubles

fli and laugh ct Indigestion, dysvap
sia. AsaFshaEn. ~scas Stomach and -
the ether hagaeoes II -tAe-maa-afr1aA
cS.hls~xtamach1
KRAMER sayss "EAroNttt shoaAd -
Ia every horne r~ady Ter ase afses -
cry meal An EAToN1C tablet ~
aid zen naturally u costly ds6s1e
and assasniiate~~yeuF feed can b th~e.
cughiy eajeseA wisAsss Tho slixAeaao
danger ii misery frpsn sctd stosneclA
/ sssoafly advise eycss. ons n tsks ~
TONIC atsrr meals 10 cerr~N -
ssomaehs and teer tbesn IN ptFf~eo
eonditson. II 10 most wcndeffsi -
esvcry.@ ........,
II EATuNtC fAils n kiye
prompt stomach relied. ycur rsea
will he refmnded. SOC enys 4 isrxN -
IL any drug sscrv, or write 10 Esteg1e
Remedy "a. i01ss q. wshash Ava. c.
eaeo. u. n A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

= 'rf.'xtctabyfftghs 'dEty' better than er,
planning II,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

How high can yonr star rearhf'
/. .ssltaa1 slaak.s A Ss,sssss, saui u, .AalxA
Kicker"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

~rhss~ b osas AssaasagN ahcas 4
ssaertssas satefpxsse wAAsh fMaA&~
What ~ tAass"
III re~was~sstslr N ~ssiss~ls. sslsy
cmfs alwsys aaEg UP sAe ree#lser,~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

&%SH4 ~ 0sNe GAFs$oe u ~
All Efaaea. West Aries, Vi 4 Hatlso
dsasA the s~mad III wMAeA cNnh hsaso
% uAsisR sMSys EAcA Afstma ~ -
wxA asum fasl. and @hea ~ N vaMsSo
~ saa ~ Fssalastl isam i xrSAl AaR
taae&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

a,nel Est n 10 d
~ ~ Ael1Oa Z
IesAa4p n M~s1nel
np1lrt RnAeeA a
- efeoy n
~ sAv On /,
..s!NslI AesA