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Indigestion, Gas, Bloat,
Heartburn, Caused by.
Acid7Stolnach

What is the caiise of indigestion dyspepsia bloat
heartburn, food-repeating belching, gassy,
stomach, and all the stomach mseres that bring
much distress? Just this-acid stomach superacdity
as the doctors call IT. 1t robs millions of their full
strength, vitality and the power to enjoy lifeto be
real men and women.
Scientists have proved this but you do not need TO
take their word prove il your own stomach
by getting rid of the excess acid and finding out how
much better you will feel Let your stomach be
the Judge 1t will tell YOU he truth. Decide then
according to your feelings If acid-stomach not
directly responsible for long train of ailments that
time become serious that they battle the best medi
cal skill
1t is well known that an acid mouth destroys the
teeth. The acid mouth can bc detected only by
chemical analysis, and still 1t Is powerful that 1T
eats right through the hard enamel and causes the
teeth to decay This certainly fair warning of what
acdy will do to the delicate organization of the
stomach; matter of fact excess acidtv not only
produces at the start a great painful and dis
agreeable symptoms that generally name stomach
troubles but it IS the creator of long of very
serious ailments Acid stomach interferes with the
digestion and the food TO ferment, the stomach
gets and creates gas and then this of
crmcntcd food charged with excess acid passes into
the ntestines where If becomes the breeding place
for all kinds OF germs and toxic posons which IN turn
absorbed into the blood stream. and in this
distributed throughout the entire body.
OF course these pOsons naturally attack the weakest
points and the most trouble where they find the
least resistance The bad effects of acid-stomach do
not show up nj once, but you see the beginning
wherever YOU go people who. while
actually down sick, are always ailng-have no APP
petite food doesn't digest helching all the time con
tnualy complaining of being weak and tired and
out Ii is this acid poison the system that
takes the Pep and Punch out of them. makes life n
hardship, leaving little vitality to enjoy the real
pleasures of life.
The simple thing the humanity sensible thing is to
strike right at the very Of all this trouble and
clean this ac out ofthe stomach This will give
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the stomach a chance to digest the food properly;
that is all you need; nature will do the rest
There is a quick easy way to bring this abouta
wonderful new discovery makes it possible TO remove
excess acid without the slightest discomfort 1t called
EATON1C, made in the form OF tablets-they are
good to eat-just like bit of candy Their action ~
the stomach is good deal like piece of blotnp
paper taking up drop of ink-they literally absorb
the injurious acid and 1T through the
intesnes. They also drive the boat out of the body
in fact You can fairly feel them work.
Try EATONIC and soc how quickly it banishes the
immediate effects of acid-stomach heartburn,
belching food-repeating, indigestion, etc. Sec too,
relish you take IN eang-how much
more easily your food is digesed-how soundlv you
sleephow nervousness and irritability disappear
II s so easy to get this hep-and it little.
SO suffer another hour when sure, quick relief IS
at sand? Everywhere people who have used EATONTC
testify to it's power to bring quick relief The testi-
monials of some Of these people enthusiastic
and tell of such remarkable results 20 be almost
unbelievable.
If YOU arc of those who have tried everything
but in spite of it still lacking IN physical strength
and vIgor, begin at once to take EATONIC. Don
put it off. Get back your physical and mental punch
Have the power and energy work with Enjoy
the good things of life Learn what il to fairly
bubble over with health Like thousands Of Others.
Won will that dreamed it possible that
such wonderful change for the better could be brought
about so quickly.
SO get a big box of EATONIC from Your druggist
today. We authorize him to guarantee EAT0NlC
please you and YOU trust your druggist 10 make
this guarantee good. If it fails any way take II
back-he will refund your money. II your druggist
YOU big Soc box. You send us the soc after YOU
receive it. Address H. l.. Kramer President. Eatonc
Remedy Company Cor. Wabash Ave. aud 18th St.
Chicago Ill
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GOING TO EUROPE.
Miss Henrietta Stadelman Accompany
ing Presidents Daughter Abroad.

Miss Henrietta Stadelman of Viii
mington is on the way to France with
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the
president Miss Stadel an, who is of the
Howard Pyle School of Art, studied At
the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts, with Mrs. William q. McAdoo,
when she was Miss Eleanor Wilson and
lived in Princeton, as the daughter OF
the president of the university. Since
the Miss Stadclman has been an lnti-
mate friend of the Wilson girls, and she
has, on various occasions visited at the
White House and at the home Of the
secretary of the treasury Miss Mar
garet Wilson is TO sing at camps and
environments in France, and Miss Stade
man has enlisted for Y. NJ. c. 4 canteen
work
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Shot in The Leg.

Police are searching for the assailant
Of Homer Shockley so years old, p
Negro of Is Christian street, who was
man known as Alonzo. Tho victim was
taken 10 the Delaware Hospital The
mCtive was not disclosed
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HARLAN WORKERS
IN SPORT EVENTS
Big Plant to Do Big Things Dur
ing National Sport
Week.

About two hundred football lovers and
club rooters braved the raw. biting wind
Saturday afternoon TO witness the open
ing of the soccer ball season of the Del
aware Soccer League at the Harlan Field
when the Harlan eleven contended with
the strong aggregation from the Sun ship
ward Of Chester. Pa.
The game was a we'll contested one,
neither team scoring in the first half,
although Harlan had the better of the
argument.
In the second half after ID minutes
play, Leigh, OF the locals, put in the first
goal, and when the half was finished by
but seven minutes tlcmming, of the
visitors. did the trick fer his team, tlclng
the score.
Tho Iinel1p follows
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"a -
Democratic Ticket

For United States Senator:
WILLARD sAULSBURY.
Yor Representative in Congress:
ALBEIT r. POLK.
For State Treasurer:
FRANCIS M sOpER
For Auditor of Accounts:
JOSEPH HERMoN ANDERSON.
Fu Register Of wins:
DENNIS NJ. BUCKLEY
For Recorder OF Deeds:f
J. TRArK MCCOY.
FOR Sheriff:
T. RosEBY McMUILEN. Fl
For Coroner
THOMAS Fl. HEWITT.
Senator m tho General Assembly
District Mum ber One
JOIN r L.AYrTELD
1r Ro- eser IA tive in thl Genera
Assembly, his 'rtct Number Three.
p HENRY k-AVTEY.
For lew Court Com N issiorer,
District Number Two.
GEORGE C. NORTON.
For District Aese@roy:
Wilmington Hundred:
Tnsrd Reprerentattv tive District:
DANIEL. FhRRA
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For United States Senator:
LEWIS HErsLER BALL
Fer Representative in Congress:
CALEB r.. LA YTON
FOR state Treasurer:
GEORGE NJ FISHER.
For Auditor Of Accounts:
DANIEL THOMPSON.
For Register OF wills:
ISAAC r BROWN
For Recorder Of Deeds:
FURnAN G. COLE.
For Sheriff:
JOSHUA n. GRASSLAND
VI %bAVhGEs
ISAAC g. BULLOCK
For Senator in the General Assem- bly,
District Number One:
JANIS " RoBERTsoN
For Representative in the Genera
Assem- bly,. District Number Three
THEODORE W FRANCIS.
For Levy Court Comm missioner
District Nun Der Two
ALBERT STETSrP
For District Assezsor
w7in1ingtor Hundred
Third Represen tative District
JOHN cATHCART.
The aHove IN list Of candidates "a
De voted for Ia the Third Representa- :
tive District.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Union Fire Co.
Fayard Legion.
Liberty Fire Co
Reliance Fire Co
Weccacn Fire Go.
Mt Cavalry Club
|. :. $. Fraternity
Democratic League.
Water Witch Fire Co
Camp No. ,. p .. 4
Apollo Castle, F. c. L.
sumner Post, c. 4 r.
Camp No ;, p 9 \.
Division No. 6, \. .. /!
Eureka Temple, L. q. l..
Delmarvia Union, B. l.. /.
Alpha Council, l.. o. II. 9.
Antietam Temple, o. L. A.
Washington Lodge, X. of P
Appomattox Camp, s of II
Delaware Lodge. l. Q. 9
Harmony Council q A
Beta Tent. No. ;. II ".
Brandywinc Lodge.
Minqna Tribe lmp'd . il NJ
Riue Rock Council l. = Il G
Santa Maria Council, r. of G
National Protective Association
Hrandvwine Library Association
II Benedicts Beneficial Society
Rricklavers' International Union
Diamond Council Jr o. t. A. NJ
Lady Miller Lodge No. o, ) of B
Christine Encampment, |. O. O. F
Delaware ConcIave, II. or :. W NJ
Wilmington Aerie. No. "a, F. O. L.
I'shers Union. Union NJ. T. Church
Eleventh Ward Democratic League
r. NJ. Il p. !. l. Brick klavers Union
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Was lington d Lafayette ChapteI r. A. VI
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NOMtW ATTCNs.

1c~ s-uator In General Assembly:
pa 10 !. Willard s HanbA
Cast No. s, -. Trurton Boyca
~. No. I. -oto Edward fAtta-
Representatives. in General Assembly:
Dist No. I. Andrew A aulrine-
I, st No. ?. George n Hogue
Dust No. 4. John r. McEabb
Ais. No. 5. John J. Muivena.
O1st No 6. Frank J. Merton
E.St No. 7. John T. Pierce.
so.st NJ s. -.hraham r. Arnor.
,l>se. No :. George w. Griffin.
Isat 70 10. s,-seph Quig!ey.
Est 10 IL : Leslie Ford.
i,'st. no. - sirn1th Ellison.
LIST NJ / 3. Charles r. Deakyne.
,xIist No IA Waiter e Hart
Dist No 1s.Jerersor A. Staats
For Levy Cour- Commissioners
DIST No 4. Harley + Sranorn.
r,.sS. No S. George Schrader.
District Assessors.
WIlniasxoo Hundred:
ass Rep Dist william f Hayes
ed Rep Dist. Frank r. Heaton
!sth Rep. Dist. Michael J. Carney
Eth Rep Dist, Arthur Mcguire.
Bran ywine HID. Elllo~ Snarrley
~thristiana lid. Albert II. wis.
i'll Geek Tid.. jams II Walker.
.fhite Clay Greek ad.
,5e~ -ge F Fersrsoa
New castle Hd.. Her. Rothrock.
Jenca Ter Hd. Waiter Bolton
Red Lion Hs. Frank X Irons.
St Georges IL. Edwin Zacheis
Appoquinimir HID. Walter Lee
BIackbird I'D. Charles z. George
Inspectors OF Election:
Bra.Adywine Hundred:
list Election Dist. Joseph L. Handy
I'd Election Dist. William c. Talley
Sd Election Dist, Fletcher c. Jones
4th Election Dist. Harry Davis.
Christiana Hundred:
list Election Dist, John Haans, Jr
I'd Election Dist. Eugene W Crossan
Sd Election Dist John Haley
Ath Election Dist.
William Nj. Chandf,w
5th Election Dist. Timothy A. Toonney
sth Election Dist !. Elmer Soan.
7th Election Dist. John W. REYNOLDS
Mill Creek Hundred:
LIST Election Dist Swithin c. Springer.
I'd Election Dist. Bayard Jordan
Sd Election Dist Samuel NJ. pierso.l.
White Clay Greek Hundred:
1st Election Dist. Joseph Walker.
I'd Election Dist. w Clarence Jester.
Sd Election Dist C. Paul Murray
New Castle Hundred:
ist Election Dist John H. Fay
I'd Election Dist, Frank Sheridan
Sd Election Dist. Frank Alfree.
4th Election Dist. Albert Boyce.
9th Election Dist, John T. Hayes
Pencader Hundred:
fst Election Dist. Thomas A. Brown.
I'D Election Dist. Herman Bender.
Red Lion Hundred:
list Election Dist, Harry C. Webb.
I'D Election Dist,
Fredus p. Van Hickle.
St Georges Hundred:
/ st Election Dist.
Henry ". kroneneier
"a Election Dist, J. Albert Humpel
80 election Dist. David II. Rees.
4th Election Dist Michael keegan. Jr
APPOINTMENTS Hundred
lst Election Dist, Myers 4. Donovan.
I'd Election Dist, George II. CHM.
Blackbird Hundred:
1st Election Dist. Howard Deakyue.
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Goals-Scored by Leigh. I; Flem-
ming. |. Time OF halves-l5 minutes
Linesmen-Holgate and Smith Ref
eree-Scott
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

FOR United States senstor:
WILLIAM n CONNER
FOR Representative in Congress-
WILLIAM n. CRAWFORD.
FOR state Treasurer:
CHARLES DAYTON
For Auditor % Accounts
JAMES D. THOMSON
For Register % Wills
JOHN a GRIFFIN
FOR Recorder OF Deeds
a. NORRIS DoNoGHUF
For Sheriff
JAMES MaeCUILocH
Por Coroner
ROBERT A. WALLER.
For Senator n the General Asscnsir.
District Eumber one.
BENJAMIN covERHAN
For Represent tive in ne General
Assem- b1v, District Mum her Three
JOSEPH 2 scAPRoRoUGH
For Levy Court Commissioner.
District Aur ber Two.
HARRY HoLGsTs
For District Asperso--
Wilmington Hundred
Third Representative District:
JOHN F. DOEOGHUE
The above 8 lst ~ candidates -
be voted FOR in he Third Representa-
tive District
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Mil Creek Hundred.

Mill Creek Hundred:
1st Election Dist. Eugene Woodward.
I'd Election Dist, samuel s. Dennison
Sd Election Dist, Herbert S. Eastburn
white clay Creek Hundred:
st Election DIST. Adeloert Seydell.
"a Election Dist. Clarence u. Grant
Sd Election Dist. Harry Y. Tumnn
New Castle Hundred
lst Election DIST, Rudolph 4 vanette.
I'd Election Dist, CHARLES Whiteside
I'd Election Dist. Charles Appleby
sth Election Dist. John Jester.
5th Election Dist, Clayton u. Appieby.
Pencader Hundred.
Ist Election Dist, Harry L. Mccormick
I'd Election Dist.
William H. Emmerson-
Red Lion Hundred:
tst Election Dist, Ray L. cofer.
I'd Election Dist, Horace r, Simmons.
st. Georges Hundred.
/ st Election Dist. Lester NJ Naylor
I'd Election Dist samuel G Eaton
Sd Election Dist, Walter Beasten
4th Election Dist,
Charles s Ellison. Junior.
Appoqulnimink Hundred
/ ST Election Dist Levi w Lattomus.
I'd Election Dist, John n. Lyman
Blackbird Hundred.
1 81 Election Dist. Harry Keiser
I'D Election Dist, John waitoA.
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West End Defeats Stabler Park.

West End defeated Stabler Park at
Rockford Tower SATURDAY. aftern oon. bv
the score of % 10 =
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Christiana Hundred:

| st Election Dist, Edward c. BucuS.
I'd Election Dist. Eugene G. williams
Sd Election Dist. Robert J. McTihinney
4th Election Dist, Robert II. Elliott
bth Election Dist. Bernard ]. Stah'
6th Election Dist. Albert T. Blackwell
Tth Election Dist. Ross c. Touchton.
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The sbo~~ ts list OF csndidaAae 60
be voted for in the Third Reprsoenta-
Nv. Dists, d.
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Dtstr.cr Assessors.

District Assessors.
Wilmington HuECreas
s. Rep. DIST onn A hessIsr.
I'd Rep Dist. Elmer =. P-id-.
4th Rep. DIST. Jacob BeLansky.
5th Rep. DlsI.. Nsx Eosenbaunn.
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NOMINATIONS

Representa- sfves IN General AaNrbAy:
Dist No j. Clarence a Deakir
Dist No :. George ". Love
Dist. 40. 4, George Eolgate.
Dist. No 5 Edward Norton
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WHAT WANAMAkER SAYS.

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Brandywlne Hundred:

fst Election Dist. Arthur ?. Hudson.
I'd Election Dist. Harry G. Todd.
Sd Election pist. Harlan L. Cloud
4th Election Dist, william RobinSon
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The above 10 a list Of candidates 70
De voted for Ia the Third Representa-
tive District
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The above 8 nst - candidates 20
be voted FOR in he Third representa-
tive District
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

1st Election Dist, Eugene Woodward
I'd Election Dist. samuel s. Dennison.
Sd Election Dist, Herbert s. E2astburn
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SPECIAL NOTICE


SPECIAL NOTICE 8
OF COURSE we are only small CON
Germ, but we take grea: pride In reed
ing the babies At present We are
feeding over six hundred Richmond
babies Culver Dairy. 6lO N. -.
Phones 1531-l7S4.
REMOVAL NOTICE
Mrs. L. Brammer, Dressmaker,
has moved from $40 N. 9th, to
her own home, No. 40 S. 18th,
and would like her customers
and patrons to note the change.
J. c. DARNELL co.
Successor to Brown-Darnell.
We do the same business at the
same place. Lawn mowers
sharpened & repaired, screens
made and repaired. All kinds
of repairs. 1920 Main. Phone
1886.
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MILTON, IND.

Firman Mccormick came home from
Angola. where he is attending school
to play with the Milton band at Rich
mond on the Fourth t. . Charles Gala
way entertained the following guests
at dinner Friday evening In honor Of
Miss Helen Galloway Of indianapolis,
Frank Galloway, Mrs. Malinda Barton
Misses Hattie and Mary Stills and VIII
Galloway. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Jones,
Miss Nellie Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Doty and children, who have
had a weeks outing at Crooked Lake,
returned home Saturday. The Mis-
sionary Society Of the Christian church
met with Mrs. F. NJ. Jones on Friday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Mrs. e. P.
Jones, president; Mrs. Carl Williams,
secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Ida War
rem, treasurer. ... The Five Hundred
club will entertain Saturday evening
at Mrs. Lycurgus Blossoms, compli-
mentary to DR.. and Mrs. Squier. 80.
Mrs. Letitia Mcclure OF Connersville
is visiting Mrs. Vene Beeson. -. DIN
Davis Is home from indianapolis fol
the weekend. Mrs. Ida Warren
has received word that her cousins
son, Ross Wright of Wabash, has en-
listed in the navy The Embroidery
club will meet with Mrs. l.. H. War
rem Wednesday afternoon. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Kirlin and Mr.. and Mrs
L. E. Thompson were in Richmond
Saturday evening.
This country now manufactures
practically everything along chemical
lines.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES so
PLUMBING Shop for sale. Cor
ner Cherry and Main, Eaton,
Ohio.
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W. S. S. DRIVE SHORT

WINCHESTER, Juluy s.-The Sec
ond drive for the sale Of War Savings
Stamps was put on here yesterday. ts.t
the full quote Of White river township
has not yet been reached. Managers
of the drive claim that the amounts
will be $4,000 short when compiled.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Help Wanted Female ...........
Help Wanted Male .............. s
Hide Dealers ..................
Horses & Vehicles ..............31
Household Goods For Sale ..11
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent. 9
Houses For Rent ...............39
Houses For Sale ................42
instruction 30
Insurance Bonds Etc. ,.....19
Investments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Jewelry Repairing ..............17
Junk & Hide Dealers 20
Laundrfes IL
Legal Notices ~
Leather Goods 81
Life Insurance Observation-Disclosures
Livestock g. Vehicles ............31
LOCkSmllnS ...4f
Lost-Found-Stolen ............
Lots For Sale observation-disclosures. i3
Machinery & Tools .............24
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SPECIAL At THE STORES

We Baseball Goods. Fish
V1gr&m G{RsEs Tas 81 Nat; TEMPS {,
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PHONE
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WANT
AID
TAKER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

For Rent-Housekeepin Rooms.
For Rent Offices ................SS
For Rent Store Rooms ..........S9
For Rent Unfurnished Rooms -.
For Sale-Business Opportunities. SO
For Sale Farms & Land. ...43
For Ealo Houses ..........ssss".4a
For Sale Lots ....42
For Sale Miscellaneous ..........21
Found-Lost-Stolen ........s...
Funeral Directors ............... l
Funeral and Death Notices $500
Furnace Repairing ....17
Furnished Rooms For Rent 49,
Furniture Repairing ............l7
Garages For Rent ...............36
Garden Seeds .29
Hair Dr6SSerS
Harness & Supplies .............S1
Heavy Hauling .................16
Heating and Plumbing ...........4
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Classified Advertising Index

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according desired
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WANT
AID
TAkER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX
, Wanted ............

Male Help Wanted ..............
MAn1cuf1Se ss. ~.
Naso1oums ................. q
Medical ............3
Marble 4 Granite ........... b
Memorials ...................1 q
Milk Dealers
Miscellan eous For Sale ..........u
Miscellaneous For Rent..........<0
Misc ellaneous For Trade ........31 A
Miscellan sous Wants ............17
Money To Loan ................ 40
Monumental q
Motorcy clos 4 Bicycles ..........a7
Motor Trucks For Sale .........-S3
Moving, Packing. Shipping ......1e
Musical Instruments ............23
&N0IOCbA0O . \ ! -
Office & Store Fixtures ........17 A
OFFICES and Desk Room .........a9
Of1tce Supplies INSTRUMENTATION A
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Fred Wheaton, at Top, and Gov. ,
A. A. Burnquist Of Minnesota.

The campaign for Minnesota's CUB
ernatorial election Is ALREADY under
way, the state primaries having been
held early. Gov. ]. A. A. Burnquist
is the Republican candidate. Fred
Wheaton is the Democratic choice. His
friends are predicting his election.
They base their confidence in tho fact
that there was q close race for the
Republican nomination and that the
friends Of the defeated candidate viii
not feel like supporting the man who
defeated him.
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NUMENTAG II
FLORIST &c
LEMONS Flower Shop-Quality. fresn
flowers. Service, 1918 Main. Fn HV.o'
FLORIST
p EE SONAlS

PERSONALS
CARD OF THANKS
~. +oka this manner OF thanking our
friends and relatives also McManus q
| Hunt, undertakers; Rev. Props Ao'
N'' MRS. ANNA CARROLL
ED CARROLL.
GEORGE w. CARROLL
MRS. JOHN ENOCH
MRS. HARRY RHODES
MRS MENDEL SHAPIRO.
CARD OF THANKS
To our neighbors and friends VINO were
40 very kind to our daughter IN her
last illness, for their sympathy, thel.
many tempting dishes OF foods ana
fruits and many other acts OF KIND
! ness. which were certainly appreclat-
ed by her, and to all who so kinoly
I, furnished autos and beautiful! fiorai
offerings, to Drs. c. r. ana J. u. Fet-
erson, Rev c. Raymond 1sley. MISS
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Wellbaum. and pail
bearers, we thank you and your klno-
ness will long be remembered.
g. G. CURTIS and Famliy.
FTLTERED rain water for shampooing.
Sanitary Beauty Shop. SO. II.
Get your No. II steel knitting neeoIes
for socks at 10 North 10Th 81.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Storing. Shipping ......10
Painting & Decorating ..........15
PERSONALS s.s..s.
Pet Stock & Pourry ............22
Piano Movers ..I6
Pianos For Sale .................ZJ
Plants and Seeds ...............29
Plumbing & Repairs ............14
Poultry and Eggs ..............s2
Poultry Supplies 81
Printing & Stationery ..........
Professional Services ............1S
Public sales $50
Real Estate Loans ..............46
Real Estate For Sale ............42
Real Estate Wanted .............45
Restaurants & Hotels .........
Roofing Repairs
Rooms or Board Wanted ........11
Rooms For Rent ................
Saie movers ...s.....A
Statesmen Wanted ...............
School Books ....................1 1T
Second Hand Goods For Sale. 500. ri
Sewing Machine Repairs .........17
Sewing Machines For Sale ......21
Sheet Metal Repairing ..........-t7
Sooe repairing ...............
Situations Wanted .............
Special Notices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Specials At The Stores ..........25
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EDUCATIONAL

BUSINESS FIRMS and Civil Service
are both calling for you. Big oppor.
tunities for trained young people for
office work. Don't put 1t Oft. Enter
now. Save sew ral months, which will
mean money to you. RICHMOND
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20. 600 WOMEN
tapa at Ma' ~ aamina
unnecessary. Women desiring gov
eminent positions write for free par
ticulars to J. C. Leonard, CORNER
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