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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
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Remember, that Advertisements
ordered in this paper and no time
limit specified viii be published
and charged for until ordered
out.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Help the Red Cross.

Offices for rent. See H L Mo
ser.
Car load of brick for sale.
21tf G. 7. Reid.
About time to get out your fish
ing hooks and lines.
Next Sunday, the 18th, will be
st. Patrick day.
Mr. c. C. Johnson, of Short, was
in Iuka Friday. He is a hustler.
Mrs. S. w. Shockley has returned
from visit to Atlanta, Ga.
Numbers of pear and plum trees
are in bloom. Hope they will not
be killed.
Mr., Leo Tindall, of the Tayloe
Paper Co. Memphis, was in Iuka
last week.
Mrs. w, .. Jackson returned
Thursday from visit to relatives at
Baldwin and Tupelo.
Mr.. R. w, Busby, of the northern
portion of Tishomingo county, was
in Iuka last week.
Messrs w. c. Pruitt and J. C.
Miller, progressive business men of
Route !, were in Iuka last week.
Fresh Homemade Kraut. It's
fine. Try it. Haynes Gro. Co.
Phone Ill.
The city council appointed Mr..
George Moseley night Waterman for
luka at its last meeting. A real
good selection.
Miss Pearl Sparks, WHO has been
visiting the editors flmily left last
Saturday for her home in Ference,
Ala.
Have you tried "Stayon Floo
Varnish." We have it.
G. T. REID.
Mr.. Robert Jackson who is a
student at Mississippi Heights
Academy is visiting friends and re-
latives in Iuka.
Hon. T. A. Clark and family left
last Friday for Golden, Miss. Mrs.
Clark and children will be absent
for week or more. Mr.. Clark re-
turned Wednesday.
Bring us your eggs. We top the |
market every day. Want all the
ROSTERS you have, also geese, ducks,
and guineas. Let 'em come.
Haynes Gro. Co. Phone Ill.
Mrs. Mollie Mckinney will leave |
in few days for a visit at Jonesboro
Ark. She was caller at The vi
dette office last Saturday and sub
scribed for The Vidette for Mr..
Walter Blount of Jonesboro, Ark.
Mrs. w. T. McNutt was bust
ness caller at the Vidette office Sat
urday renewing for the Vidette and |
subscribing for the Commercial APP
peal.
Buy for cash and save 20 per
cent.-at least
DR.. Byron Mitchell, Opt. D. will
be at Jourdan's Drug Store, Friday,
March 18th.
Mrs. Minnie Modlin, of Corinth,
visited relatives in Iuka and vicini-
ty last week. She is a sister of |
Mesdames w. S. Brown, w. b.
Leatherwood and G. w. Reid of
Iuka and Miss Alice Hubbard, of
Route /, Iuka.
Get US up club of six new pail
in advance subscribers and we will
send you THE VIDETTE, FREE, for
a whole year. Get busy. Every
one must be YEARLY ADVANCE
NEW subscriptions.
Fifty Dollar Disc Harrows, $500
Pay cash and save 20 per cent and
IN ore.
We are very sorry when we have
to leave out articles because they
are received too late for the paper
for the issue intended. 1t takes
quite while. indeed to set all the
type, make up the forms and do the
many, many little things necessary
before commencing to print, hence
the necessity of articles being in
the Office early. Please get your
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Special Land Sale.

IS acres on north line of corpora
ton Of I1ka. l horse crop. Pos
session at once.
w. s. BROWN.
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returned from their bridal trip.
Seed Potatoes, genuine Red Tri-
umph at Haynes Gro. Co., Phone
Ill.
Mr. d W Morrison, of Jackson,
Miss, was in Iuka last week.
| call for and deliver. Let me
press and clean your elothing-La-
dies or gents wear.
81 -3tp] EARL DAVIS.
Mr.. Sam Brown has moved from
east of Iuka on Route 3 with his
family to Mr.. S. II. Aliens farm,
one mile south of Iuka, where he
will make crop this year.
Two horse Brinly Turning Plow
for 70 per cent of its value.
Jourdans Hardware Store.
Mrs. Maud McNutt and children
called at the Vidette Office last
Thursday. While here Mrs. Nc
Mutt paid the subscription of Mrs.
Verta Thorne, of Tuscumbia, Ala.
You can save 90 per cent on your
goods by paying CASH-worth
looking after.
A roof that will last and won, t
leak, Royal Roofing.
IUKA LUMBER Co.
Have you planted your garden?
Have you bought you pig? Are
you member of the Red Cross?
The next thing to do is to subscribe
for the Vidette if you are not al
ready a subscriber.
Early King Cotton Seed for sale.
26-4t. r. II. GARRARD.
Mr. and Mrs A III Patrick and lit |
tie daughter, Lorraine, spent the week |
end in Iuka, guests of Mr. and Mrs
II L Moser.
Royal Roofing is the best.
IUKA LUMBER Co.
Mr. S c Riggan, of Amory, Miss,
is a guest of his brother, Mr. r C |
Riggan.
All the latest styles in shoes for
men and women at Jourdan's.
Mrs Allen and Mrs. Maggie Harris
who have beeen visiting in Baldwin
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. S. A. Kimberly, who is at /
work in Sheffield, spent Sunday at I
home.
Money saved is money made.
We save you money.
Jourdans Hardware Store.
Mr. Felix Digger, who is attend
ing Business College in Memphis,
was called home last week on ac-
count of the illness of his baby, |
who has catarrhal fever.
Time to brighten up. Wall paper
and paints. Get our prices.
q. I. REID.
Mrs. w. B. Leatherwood left
Tuesday for Marked Tree, Ark, to
visit relatives. She will be absent |
about ten days
Bulk Garden Seed, lots of these,
also D. M. Ferry's Seeds. Come
early. Haynes Gro. Co.
Phone Ill.
WANTED CORN-For home use |
not for shipping.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

80 bushels Red Spanish Peanuts
81 go bushel.
28tfl J. T. MOSER.
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WALL PAPER, PAINTS.

Fresh Fruit and Vegetables al
lowest possible price.
HAYNES GRO. Co., Phone III
Your old suit will look like new,
if ! clean and press it.
27-3t p) EARL DAVIS.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

Henry Dilworth (c) subscribed
for the Vidette last week. He is
good farmer and lives on Route A
Iuka.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

1t is with regret that we chroni-
Gle the departure this week of two
of our best citizens, DR.. r, l.. Mont
gomery and Mr.. G. I. Cromwell,
who will make their homes at Tus-
cumbia, Ala. Their families will
not move for several weeks. While
regretting to have them leave Iuka,
we wish them success and happi-
ness in their new home.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

Shoes coming in every day.. Call
and see them and you will buy.
Prices right, at Jourdan's.
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Lot In Tuscumbia

| have for sale resident lot in
Tuscumbia, only about 6 blocks
from Court House for only 1928,
just $75 down balance $40 per
month. GEO. L. MONSTERS.
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Closing out Flows and Disc Har-
rows at money-saying prices to you
as this stock was bought in 1917,
,JOURDAN' HARDWARE STORE.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Archery aylor.

Mr.. L. s. Traylor of Iuka and
Miss Johnnie Archer, of Riverton
Junction were married in the parlors
at the Waldron Hotel at Corinth
Miss, Sunday afternoon at four
O'Clock Rev. Cunningham, pastor
of the Methodist church of that city
officiating.
Mr.. Traylor is a popular salesman
for T. l.. Brown & Co., and has a
host of friends in Iuka and Tisho-
mingo County who join The Vidette
in wishing for him and his charming
bride a prosperous, peaceful and
happy journey through life.
We are headquarters for every
thing in Shoes and will save you
money Call and see them. nj
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Wanted! Wanted!

To buy 1000 hens, (all kinds) for
laying purposes.
STORMENT GROCERY Co.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
For Sale.

For Sale.
Full blood S. C. white leghorn
eggs, noted English strain, 500
per Is. Mrs. ]. T. WALKER,
27tf Phone 80, Iuka Miss.
Just received, so bushels north
ern grown Red Onion Sets re-screen-
ed. While they last so cts per
gallon. Haynes Grocery Co..
Phone Ill.
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Special price on Avery
Middle Busters and Avery
Plows Is per cent saved.
Jourdan's Hardware Store.

This is Your Opportunity.
1856 acres, four and one-half miles
from town, one-half mile from pike
Possession at once.
w. S. BROWN.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

Wanted-1000 hens for laying
purposes. Will pay IS cents per
pound. Haynes Gro. Co.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
CHEAP GOODS

We have big lot Of Ladies
Children's and Mems Tennis Sip
pers, carried over from last season,
that viii be sold at last seasons
prices. A big lot low shoes CHEAP.
Brown Domestics, yard wide,
good quality, at is % cents per
yard. One grade Brown Domestic,
light weight, at 121ac per yard,
Good quality Percale, SO inches
wide, at 15c per yard.
In fact our house is full Of BAR
GAINS. Come to see us, we will
sell you the GOODS, SPOT CASH
PRICES.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Wanted! Wanted!

To Guy 1000 hens, (all kinds) for
laying purposes.
SToRMENT GROCERY &c.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
WANTED CORN-For home us,
not for shipping.
T. M. MCDONALD.

Mr.. d. w. Wingo, ST., a promi-
nent citizen of Showdown died at
hishome there Monday aftern DON at
five O'Clock aged So years. He
leaves four daughters, one of whom
is Mrs. Sam Wiley of Iuka, and four
sons to mourn their loss. Interment
was at Showdown cemetery.
Three Business Lots in Iuka for
sale at a bargain.
w. S. BROWN.
Save 20 per cent on farming i'm
plements.
JoURDAN's HARDWARE STORE,
Did you read our offer to bring
us six new yearly subscribers-cash
and we would send the paper free
one year to you or to any address
desired? If you read it, try and Sc
cure them. A little of your time
spent this way profits you dollar.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

27 At
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-07

bureau was established "a years ago
have ranged from 42 below TO 64
above, was SO degrees warmer than
normal in 1913. The nnrmal mean
temperature for February is $40 de-
grees above zero. The February
Just Enast registered a mean of II above
zero. The month was p Of an inch
short on precipitation, hut 90 Of HI
inch of moisture heing recorded dur
ing the 2S days The snowfall total
ed 10 inches, and there were TWO in
ciles' Of s4ssuow on the ground at the
end of the month. The highest tenn
parature was 81 above on the tenth
and the lowest % below on the 21st.
The greatest daily range Of tenlieris-
turc Yves AZ degrees on the s2nd. Feb
ruary Yves unusually sunny, 10 per cent
of the greatest possible sunshine be
ing registered, which was fourteen
gne1 cent above normal. Below zero
ter,nera lures were recorded on Is day
and the mercury registered well above
zero on fifteen days.
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bn,. ah,,,b,,o,a t.,{I,,.g,.+bo ca Nh, ,,,IL
Nv "'''S '''''' ."'9 49,. w. ''''' WIN
'hc utmost enthusiasm
50 on With the peaeockeiy, AID CT
toy /, Nth The Mealc,,s whi,a they
,n,,.. A. !, 5,,,> s,sA,,,.,,,,. ,,sc>,,,,. H.
10y IA IA ~. I'e'o e., f'0NF ",''0, w. g
dress pIarade out1lts, the SUNDAY hoS'
Of these fellows WHO come inSa Paris
il their Secondhcsc, their working
Clothes laid aside FOR the moment 10.
gether With thci,' memories Of the
trenches They arrive tired, unshaven
md unkomnt strike straight for 2
bath. ana come ON sptc ana &Nan, and
reioleu Of glorious SOAP,
That's the faNorfn scent 81 these
present leadcrs 81 POSITION; soap,
IN artist must have picked This
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Nolce and New Zealand; some sta

N'a1cs and New Zealand; some stal
wart Canadian ai'ti'erymen.
There seems no end to The variety
Of men Whom The Hun has Drought 70
GrCher, uniting all the world, except
the Hun, in a common bond al sym
pathy and understanding and lasting
Friendship
See that fellow al the Iittle table
under rhe awning, that nattN French
officer With the slim waist and the
girlish fiinples. He has the most at
tractivc trimming OF all on his blue
uuitorm4 four medals hanging from
bright ribbons, and around his sshoul
der, where the Sleeve joins the arm
hONc Of his coat, an orange'cOorcd
braided cord Very, very fetching,
/ One would think that when q Eel
low was selecting a uniform he'd
choose one With This sort Of orna.
mcntS.
Tut they're scarce, ana very, very
costly,
1he price this fellow gave FOR his
was not so high as he was willing to
pay, hnwCvNr. FOR he's here, and
I
whole, and happy and smiling, and re
d0'cnt Of Soap,
All ne did 70 get those medals was
to 'ra;l mon into srainstorNs 81 hui
lets. iumN down into enemy ''Nill non,
oS" hy himself, Kill Mali the occupants
and ring the resi- back prisoNers, SO
out In the face OF mNrderowS Nell
fire and Nring in his wounded com
rates when Ne was wounded himself
and q few little things like that
Vet there he sits. pink OF cheek, and
Sparklhly ot eye. and Smiling Mnder
his beautifully >cur'ed little lhustache
and Slipping his glass Of Mack coffee
ana cfattjng With Ms admirins fam
Fly,
ThcN suddenly TIE whole shasNy
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meaning OF il all comes to one. and
drives away the frivolous conceit OF
meas Fashions and brings the realiz,
alton that ali this passing throng OF
men in the vely hest years Of life,
arc The stuff OF which heroes are
made,
No wonder France is proud OF, and
wbrships her sons; no wonder she is
proud Of and grateful to her friends,
and marvelS that so many brave men
could he found in the world, and cen
tered into one spot, to fight a lust.mad
foe
Oh France, you must have had in
YOU spirit worth preserving, to have
attracted to yourself so many friends
worth having; yoN must have had a
Bravery beyond question to have
brought to your side such wealth OF
bravery,
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PARTS, NarCh1. The fashions were
never gayer in Pafia than nov! The
bo,tlevaras ara prornenedes, the cafes
ana restaurants, tho operas ana tho
foyers OF all theatres, are aOlaze With
bright toiors, ana hcwil(erinE With
the Variety ot designs
Individuality IS the Neyuote, and
it does not seem 10 slaNishIy follow
any particular mode to be insGle.
A Very attractive russet is seen More
and more rs The season ADVANCES
but blue is stiN The faroritc, This
comes IN n Very Charming pastel tint,
and In quite a ranSe. OF materials, no.
eann q g6od Sseokfne heavy fabric
Which hangS weN, '8tSd drsres eFfeT'
S%csS, th60gN ratNleT stifiy
There gSes . very tet>sing coat
made IL IRIS yMaFeE'&l! \ mas n
fttfaa tAk with a long waist1ine,
and flarss eereN,u$'y 70 5ust above
nte Knee, ...... ...
AsHa littla sap III ne sane cloth
ae>ouyNanie$ his .snanpy garment
aYa three S>ws al Sold h-aid Separ
ace the NINa SagR from. the scarlet
crown. On w-n[Ch Is. hasSeiNanteried a
defghthl>y or1amsntal desfsn 81 So}3
cor6. ........-.
TIE costume Is eSannleted ny 3 very
gfoSSy and ysIl<suFled. nSas.tathe, an0
sestheg patsss foi'oWins. Closely shs
afusS at he. Satyts, aRe stout rusSe'
s,6ts AS tsa Ssater wsslsS the sway
fnr hi the Ssat reveals the. Knees q
SCARLET tsSasers. sTNe three stripes
on me s,eayss 81 tlie ssSat. add not 8
safla spice f6 the ascoaasiSe .etfec,
Goats ara quite Tue ashton, n
doors aid Sat-, Since the fuel scar
city. Nist fhff6wits the 'ttsS one
In the sfowa is one which Is
caught at the waist With Q Nelt,
AID tae i6ng, swift stride of the
weaver elves Il the dssised swsg-
sesinr fms A saacy little seft
hiafk chn IKE q stinsy tam
osaantey. goes With this, com
Il.eGns I'm extremely Smart et.
INT, A. va. tx.
On, ieeS at that one, No, .nat tht
one which starts flarirg from the
neSs. Nut the stnRning one
II rs WORN, too, With that isNtrtS
slpine chasseur>S Nereti blue, the
tine na as .ss ...
rIs Gut nsrrow coming iast below
the knees. held in at = rather high
swaistliue. ana etingiag 80 that re
reals the long, Nshe, Aesndful figure
SeGca h. ..
The great touch However, tht
thsng which makes ono turn ant
,ook again, is the coI,sr q high
wste, rollins affair. INTO which fht
cointenanee may snnggfe 10 I'M
eyes, ~ a,as.4 a.,;
Only very tall slender person:
should wear mrs stSIe, altheagh, d
course. ore sees all Kinds. ~.
Here's very ponnlag model. Jus
e. sort 81 rsgalsr oSerceat with .. stl-sI
saeross the back, ana Plenty OF. room
ssa Ii. II Stiff little cap Of the san,
masevial, hnt WITH one, row OF sol,
hYaia heeween the 6lne hand and M
searlet crown , ia 81
There. Is so much Niue and Il !
sp,eaas;fH haraonfsed red, With
"a attraSS!ye,, With its touches
sn,sussis,s harmon Eed nj, With So'
Of silver or Mach or White, that on
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-07
PROVIDE PENALTY
FOR .MEIoDl-ING IN
SUPPLIES FOR WAR
House Passes Bill to Protect
Materials by a Unanim-
cIS ,, Vote

Washington, D. C., March "a bill
imposing severe penalties on persons
convicted Of destroying war materia
or conspiripg to prevent its manufac,
ture, was passed by the house today
by unanimous vote after it had heen
amended to meet the objection al
members that it would operate to
renalize workmen in war plants who
Went on strike A similar bill has
been passed Ay The senate.
The amendment by Representative
fAlnn or New N'orkspecffeally provides
that it Shall not he unlawful for lem
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ploy6s to "agree together to stop
work or not to enter the rein with
a bonafide purpose TO secure better
wages or conditions Of employment.
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rs the thF0hSS surge past on ne
boulevard in an endless Na'iHdoseop"
Na'i'8oSronc? RS almost more
like . loom with IN" walks NJ
on Noth sides OF the street and
the gay "o|ors noNNtnE along n
Noth AFFECTIONS, minElinE aNd
SwirItnN IN an iurNtriHa We con
FUSION, and )itt(" patches at the
to(or darttnE across and across
the tangle al .SMut'es IN the we0N-
Ing o. THIS grHat tapestry ot mod
ern Babylon.
Tut presently the great mass Of
lNlsSet witch has Neon the warming
NstRground Tor the VIVID roloi's We.
gins 10 assert Individuality.
There y6es "a Ef6Un 81 the Costumes
which nave been So popular here since
their first nuporiaWnn last August
ron America. rhey are stout and
fuN aud broad IN the shoulders. and
are worn With rlat-Hrimmed soft ms
Set NufS With four dents 7SNrhmding
the paake oG me crown. ......
with these 80 rMh, stern, mteln-
.Sent Mres, and splendid carriage.
T'here'S d Nrim, sift,loHking oNtfh.
Snit0iSfe for SGftlh6kSn&, well.setsnp
fellows. A hcaVy, padded coat With a
vide Nelt, hutSidc pockets. plenty al
dark Nrhnse buttons, a NiIEvisored
cap Ryitauia, all over.
VI y6N 90 into ApaAgear Wen you
are S0$t loS', There never was such
Confusion al headsear TNNe IN the
matter Of HishoD'S caps alone. They're
making them in every color this Sea.
son, WITH and without fa$Sc's Here
ebiNes a bright rod thing like a te7,
SHY not 50 stiff hrinlfeSs. With n III.
Tie brass treatment on The side Ne
Meath IT, an Ebony face THAT'S the
CREATION from Algeria, ....
And here, ii all things, The tall
While NcarSkin shake al n rossack,
tngrly unpopular in Paris. Just now
niShly unpopular. .....
So they 20. nosts and hosts 81
Them a hrisht hoacenoage In every
co,or of the rainbow.
Mingled with me throag are per
Mons IN SomNer rUes, NlatN ana 6ars
Nrown. and dark grey; Nut NO ont
navs oYprb attention 10 tSew fashions
Thev are Ire women,
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Don't Let Catarrh Drag
You into Consunption
jeU5oG

sprays, inhaaers, aatonizers, 3e1lieG
|lard ootksr local 1sppiicztions.
SIS, S. has proven a most sstistae-
tory remedy for 0atsrrh because 1t
goes direct to its source, sind re-
moves thesgerms Of The disease from
the blood. Get a bottle from your
druggist today, and begin the sonfy
logical treatment that gives real re-
suits. You can obtain special medical
advice without charge by writing 20
Medical Director, 27 Swift 4xDurs-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
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The month Of February, whose TEN.
rerature since the Bismarck weather
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Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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avoid It's Dangerous Stage.

There is a more serious stage Of
Gatarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up air passages, and
the hawking and splitting and other
distssteful features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency Of the disease to continue
lis course downward Until the lungs
become affected, end then dreaded
2consumption is on your path Your
own experience has taught YOU that
the disease cannot be cured by
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-07
VS.. DEANE IS
SERIOUSLY I'LL
Former Representative in State
Legislature Suffers Stroke
of Apoplexy

Grand Forks, n ~, March w. :.
Deane for wears representative in the
state legislature from the Seventh
district, suffered a stroke of apopleNy
at his home here tonight. His con
dition is serious. Mr.. neane. who for
years has been one OF the prominent
farmers Of the county, returned this
morning from Philadelphia, where he
visited his son in the military service,
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New lWatrr Gauue tor Engine.

TO make the sight gauge OF a sra
,tionarv engine read;i,ie from q, dis
t,nce m inventor has 1enuinped 81
ro,1sc with an arrow. the point o.
which follows the rise and fall Ct W.
ter In the glass tube.
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"Say. girls, You can laugh at tight
Shoes or damp, cotIl-putling weather,
bic bumpy corns ,callussS on the
soles or your feet, corns between the
toes hard and soft col'ns, ii you VIII
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inst touch The corn or eallas with a
few drops eli "GeSs-It What a bless
cd relief 1t gives to corn pains, You
won't limp any more; you can enjoy
the dance every minute Then TO see
nov that corn or calias will come
right off complete, Ike banana peel
an 4 without the least pain. is Just Won
sersul "6ess.It IS the biggest seller
among corn remererS in the world TO-
aav simply because ii $50 wonder
fully SIMPLE and always works. Be
sure YOU rel seess-It
.Gerslt Is sold al ali druggists
Ivan need nay no more Than % eenss
10 hotnea, or sent on receipt OF price
On y Lawrence Z Co, chicsgo, III.
Sold In Bismarck and recoai1sr ended
AS the worlds pest corn remedy by
Finneyss Drug store. rs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-07
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