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SPANISH %4ss&G GS
LOST AND FOUND

Professors from Spain-ConverSationAl Nd
q. lianld ProKreaa. HomS Life bldg. y.
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SPfRITUkLlSA

,...,a,et D. Ga. rrs'.,.s o. C"iaao.a
z. SAJ'NIER>. INDIAN I'Sy,itI,;- Spec.ai
reaching tnts verE 5jc anu - q" =. '.a- 20 ,
= u. 49,. - - sew SeIE ave-. y. ". -
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

ROOMS PAPERED Comp!eys. 81; also pa.1c-
iaE calctIuiutug. e:-.. reliable sIlS-- wCrh--
r.ansnip. MARTIN. LS Z n. ". Franklin
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second Hand CLOTHING.

ANY OPEN COMPETITION tn. cen ia6e:cs
or TRACE u leave - must have persuasive
f,avsrS l:a.sear. -. II cant he done, as W.
are. &c. rsy soy. de only buyers o. I2en'a
ta!ss: pEoae Is. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 10
II st y " -
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HELP WANTED-MALE
PORTERLColored. for mems furnishing sto
LOUIS HIRSH, 81 F N. W. l.

WAITER wanted. Apply ItI4 Rhode Island
ave n. ".
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

SMALL. MISSOURI FARM
80 cash and Sc monthly. no interest Oe
axes. Also al Interest tI our great devel-
opuent project which wit5tu tho next fa9
ucslths should pay you ore sGudred dollars
fOT every dollar you invest. Highly produces
tive land: close 10 big markets.; photographs
ana tli Information free MUNGER. n. "a.
~. '. Life Bldg. EaIsNs CITY. No - s.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahWan-T Times

All week day classified advertising runs
ln both papers NJ one price SUNDAY
pklahOman, one Issue, same rnte ~ The
two dglllcs
Word Line Inch
One time sunday only l.2c 90 tl0s
Ono tlmS Dhilv OkIuhu.
man and Times .,.... ls2q Do los
fhr'u times Daily Okln-
homan and Times per ~.
Ono weeE oklshoman
one a"' month i1 6IaRonman
ana Times per DAY lc w. IT!
Figure sir letters 90 the tvefnFe word
,nd sIE words 10 tho line, twelve lines 10
Tho inch
All stock saiesmen md promotion nd.
vertlslnP carries the One.ilme rate.
sundays hds Include SATURDAY M Mon
DIV Times ~ 2c per word, ilh per
Ail For Rents Ro1rdIns and situation
Wtmf1. both Oklnhomnn ana Times lc
no t.HrI
Al speculative ma stock selling nd.
yo' rirr carries the one time rnie
rlssfed contract rHtrs Tor Okl1hO-
mn and Times Oo0 lines to he used
wiItln one yo1r from date NJ contract.
M contrrct fsf = lines dnily for ono yc1r
To- per lhs Cnch issue. copy Ch1uEcd as
often an desired
No al accented f0r less than Csc
oKLAHoMAE- hNp TlML,ss, lnllLEs
For CLASSIFIED ADEfRTlSiNg
IT - ADS win no run scv1 days
onlg whom removed win be- solicited
t'IINnGE WANT ADs win NOT he run
longfr than seven days without a renewal
order
AL CUARGr WANT ADS are Que
ma payable tho same dny first Insertion
fnr al appears lNll ont. m town want
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and closes nj y m with tho exception
NJ Saturday, whom n will be- found omen
untii f'ln y m Won't ads received after
closing hours will b. inserted under the
heahin" TOO IRie'to Classify
PfINn NDSHNO answer tO blind Adr
win he rlyon unless ticket is rresentef
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ads Answers 10 out of.town blind Rds
viii ho forwarded without cost
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tiors VIII he made ~ vour home or Of
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Ice pnd payments should alwnvs hr made
promptly when tho hlll u presented Al
WAYS nsk your trlcnhono M IN he re-
pr0tcd hack 10 Won NV the telrnNOne nd
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rcr'lv trlon. The OkipNomnr Times can
not rgaume resnon8lhiltv f0r errors ui
nnv Wind occurring IN telephone ndyor-
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advertiser
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sALEsMEN WANTED
Salesman Wanted

n you want 20 sell q real oil and ~.
tlhlng proposition that VIII make money
Tor YOUR Investors ana one m which you
can make GOOD commission come 10
sec M our land iH near naftlrwllls "
producing wells In tho same section II
Ia easy % sell
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
bOs'lO Insurance lildg,i Okla. CITY, okla
SALrRMEN- established concern
paying liberal salary and expenses. Will
add 10 experienced salesmsn 10 traysling
Halcs force, selling staple line permanent
position, We aro replacing mon drafted
II you hro a real salesman and follAhle
call on n ! JOhhnHon. room i21 Ice.
Hucklns Hotel
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lRST CLASS salesmHn w1nted-Apply
TO Mr. Morgan. 2gi West lat Phone
259
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PERSONAL

VAPOR BATHS and massage The Flores,
6l6h North Broadway Phone W, SOIL,
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COLLECTIONS
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE
wANTED-A thirty or forty room house
centrally located: modern throughout
by Msrch l. Maple $50
BANK POSITION wanted; experienced
young man. best OF references. small
town preferred. W. W. Moore. Pleas
anton, Iowa
BOY WANTS Job driving Ford car. Wal
5s27
BOOKKEEPER whist. ah-round office
man In class I Of draft. employed
C'i. oklnhomnn
BANKER. man above draft age, with
ample banking experience. wishes
cnshlcrshin or nssiStant with good bank
] k.i cme Oklnhoman
A SPANlsH-S -SPEAKlNG gentleman. com
merclnl accountant, quick and accurate
ut figures ana with wide experience In Of
ficc work. wants Il position; salary ey-
pccted tlg 30 week Address w-26
Cnr9 Oklahoman
YOUNG MAN II. energetic, wants posi-
tlon; can drive Ford and has some
knowledge Of office work; state In first
letter full particulars which will include
kind of work and salary. Address B-iss,
care oklohoman.
WANTED Position drlylnr car, by
Y young man thoroughly experienced;
would accept travelling job W-9s. care
OklahomAn
REG1sTERED. all.around experienced
druggist mot registered In Okla }
wants 10 make change must be good
salary. J. II. care Oklnhoman.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN married.
age a. Not registered. desires position
with gents furnishing or shoe store
Best OF references. Phone Wal i7bS, Mr..
WANTED - Good business man wants
ANAL set of books nr clerical work.
after 8 y. m; reasonable. VS.. care
Oklnhompn
FIRST CLASS FORD mechanic wants
position; years experience In fac
tory: years In general repair work
Hiffen. li2h West Col. ST.
COMPETENT loan and Insurance dcaIres
connection with Oklahoma CITY firm l3
years experience: best of reference Civ
IN Chll room 22O Klngknde hotel
YOUNG man. exempt, desires employ
ment In city: can operate typewriter
and write shorthnnd; good. rapid PEN
man B-31O. oklnhoman
MAN AND WIFE want position In cafe
or hoicl--m0n Rs cook, wife dlahwash.
cr or maid Wa, care Oklnhomsn.
BOOkKEEpER Of five wears experience
desires position; call Y w. G. A. be-
tween snd I. Maple ~.
LINOTYPE operator, printer. wants
steady phce any model ten years eN-
'perience. married. sober a stlckcr. BOX
u. Stockton, Kan
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

III YOU have house 10 build. paint
stain or vHrnish. call for Davis work
guaranteed Whl 1855 Party n.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED liulihbls man with team 10
farm ten-HcfS fruit tract on shares
CAL NJ 5000 W 10Th ~
wANTEb--Non With car for real estate
work, must be reputable aud capable
wv Gfin Exchange Bldg.
bNNlLk wanted al once 1914 W
Mgin students need not apply
HAllBEk WANTED--atsady lob. good
wVes 9O0 W Grand
WANTED blacksmith for piow work
and general hlicknmithinE write or
see Y 7 WHul Okemah, OKLA
WANTEp--A reliable contractor, with
machinery and tools capable Of drill
INK tost well 5000 n and over Al.
dress, Rock FHlls on and Uas Company
BDN lGi duncan, Okla
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PAPERHANGINc AND PAINTING

FOR good lob Of paperhanglng and
painting SEQ Harry Thompson, w 6Oos
i0i w. Grand
RooMs PAPERBb " and up; will bring
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Oranda.


The holidays passed off very
quietly. every one appearing to
enjoy themselves as much as
could be expected considering
the present war conditions of
our country.
Mr.. Hugh Orndorff and family
of Saumsville, were the guests
OF Mr.. Luther Orndorff, this
week.
Kew. NJ. Allen Stickley preach
ed two excellent sermons here
Sunday, to very appreciative
audiences.
The extreme cold weather has
caused almost all business tc
suspend for the time being.
Mr.. Floyd Dellinger. of River
ton, and Mr.. Harry Kemp, O
Luray, were weekend guests o
Mr.. J. W. Keener and family.
Mrs. Alberta Rogers has re
turned from a four weeks yisi
to her brother, Mr.. Louis Elm
swiller, of Clifton Forge, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
NEARLY A HUNDRED
YEARS AGO

From the Woodstock HERALD
June, 1928.
MARRIED.
On the 22nd instant, at thu
seat Of Judge Allen in Botetourt
James Arthur, Esqr., of thi.
county, to Miss Evelina Allen
daughter of the Judge.
On the same by the Rev. VIM
Kite, MIR. Jacob Snapp to Miss
NJ erci)la Sonenstine, all of this
county.
On Wednesday evening last,
Joel Penny hacker, Esqr., of this
town, to Miss Margaret Strib.
ling, of Frederick county.
On Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. MIR. Foote, Mr.. Peter
Hoshour to Miss Harriet Byers,
all Of this county.
On Thursday, the 18th inst.
BY the Rev. VIM. H. Foote, Mr..
Isaac M'Cord to Miss Lucinda
Robinson, both of this county.
On Tuesday, the 18th instant,
by the Rev. Mr.. Booten, Mr..
George Sommers to Miss Cath.
crime Northcraft, all of this
On Thursday, the 10Th inst,
BY the Rev. VIM. H. Foote. Mr..
Samuel Kronk to Miss Rachael
Keller, all of this county.
OBITUARY.
Died in Winchester on Satur-l
lay, the 3lst ult., Mrs. Ami
aeiskell, consort of Mr.. John
7eiskell, editor of the Winches-
er Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Arizona Cowboy Finds $500, 200
In Gold.

The discovery of a $500, OOt
cache in the hills of Graham
county, Arizona. is reported BY
H. r. Whitman, of Solomonv1lle
The discovery was made by Jot
Walsey. a cowboy, who is maj k.
ing efforts to find the former
owner.
While hunting stray cattle
northwest of Solomonville. Wal.
sey found tree trunk from
which the handle of a shovel
protruded. Investigation dis.
closed an iron box containing old
Spanish gold coins and gold YES
sells, the intricate working OF
which is said to bring the value
of the find above $500, 1000. esti
mated as its worth in bullion.
The gold has been taken TO
Stafford. Old residents of that
section say Walsey has found
treasure hidden by priests who
left that section about seventy
i've years ago, when it was 1
part of Mexico.
It always has been believed
the priests buried the church's
wealth before fleeing.
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Poor Boy.

The young fellow who wrot {
the following letter home knows
a good thing after he gets away
from it
Two months ago | left Tam
pa for this blasted land, which
we were trying to liberate. For
forty-fve days l never saw a
woman. Fellow citizens, if you
want to appreciate a woman, get
away from her. You don't know
what the Creator, when he per-
formed the first surgical opera
ton on Adam, did in mapping
out glorious woman. If you
want to know what a grand,
glorious and sugar-coated thing
a woman IS, just join the army
and loaf with men, eat with men,
help men, carry men, walk over
men, men, and nothing but men.
Life is perpetual atmosphere
Of suppressed profanity and boot
smell. and at the end of three
weeks you would be passionately |
snamored with a mummy of an
Eg ytian servant girl, and give
her an electric kiss that would /
,urn three thousand years of
Tried hides into flushed and vel
vety animation. Ex.
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ST. DaVid'S.

Mr.. William Rinker was hur
one day last week when he wa
backing his team. DR.. Smoo
rendered medical attention.
Mrs. J. D. H. Rinker has beer
I'LL for several days.
Mrs. S. E. Walter has been Ill
for few days.
The Christmas service at Mt.
Zion was well attended. An en-.
joyable program was rendered.
Rev. O. c. Propst, pastor of
Mt. Zion Church, preached some
interesting sermons. first on Fri
day evening the 28th, subject !:
"Christ's Second Coming, and on
Saturday at 2 P. M. he held pre-.
paratory services and Sunday
morning communion service.
Mr.. Elmer E. Rinker, who has
been in Newark, o., since last
February, came home on a vaca !.
ton the 10Th of December, and
IS with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Rinker.
Visitors at D. ". Clem's re.
Gently were Elmer and Theo-
lore Rinker, Misses Pearl Rinker
Nay McClanahan, Nay Funk
Ind Mande Burner.
Some of the Red Cross solicit
ors were in our little Valley
nd report good success.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Shenandoah National Bank

AT stockholders meeting, Direc-
tors were elected as follows:
M. B. Wupder,
w. c. Ford,
J. Fl. Smoot,
w. E. McInturf,
M. w. Magruder,
W. II. Newman.
Dividends of 3 per cent quarterly
were declared.
On the last quarter an additional
dividend of per cent was declared.
All the old Bank Officers were re-
elected as follows:
E. D. Newman, President.
M. B. Wunder, Vice President
M. Coffman, Cashier,
Allen Albert, Asst. Cashier.
Frederick Wolverton, Bookkeeper.
Emmitt English, Asst. Bookkeeper.
The Bank is in a prosperous con-
dition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
POWellS Fort.

1
severe attack of grip.
w. c. Shipe is also i'll.
Mrs. Laura Smooth. of Saint
David's, was a recent guest Of
Mrs. Emma Lichliter, of DERRICK
Miss Ada Nicholas spent last
Monday with Arthur Jett and
family.
Mrs. Emma Lichliter was in
Woodstock. Tuesday.
George Woodrow left for
Quicksburg, where he will spend
the winter with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Hettie Hutcheson has re.
turned to her home from Harris
burg, Pa.
Prof. w. S. Linaweaver, of
Rridgewater. is visiting in this
section.
Mrs. Amanda Combs and
daughter, Miss Ola Combs, yis-
tied Mont Woodrow and family
last Monday.
Miss Elma Tamkin has been
i'll for the past week.
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r. F. d. No. l.

Mr.. Harry Edmonsou spent tn.
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Fravel.
Miss Cora Gochenour has re
covered from an attack of dyp.
iberia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Finks and
son. Lee, spent several DAYS re-
Gently with her father. Mr..
Luther Burner and family.
Miss vernie CrabilI spent the
holidays with her parents.
Mrs. Christina Spiggle was
called to Powell's Fort BY the
death of her brother.
Miss SalIie Clover spent the
holidays At home. Her mother.
Mrs.. s. n Clover. returned vitl,
her e Washineton, where she
vii spend the remainder Of The
vintsf.
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Entertained

Mrs. A. G. Fadely, of Am;ty street
Homestead, Pa, entertained las
evening, in honor of her brother
Milf Sherman, from Woodstock, Va.
who is paying a visit to relatives II
Plttsburg and Homestead. An ele
giant dinner was served at s o'clock
some OF the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sherman, of Pitts.
burg, Miss Cornwell, of East End
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fadely, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Fadely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Ludwig, and Messrs. Ray Wick
ham and Paul Hoshour, of Wood.
stock Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
.MABREREOWN

Miss Irene Barham, WHO visit
ed Miss Emma Feltner, returned
to her home in Edinbnrg. Tues
day.
Mrs. C. L. James and little
daughter, Martha Lee, left for
City Point, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Geary, who
were called here by the critical
illness of Mrs. G's cousin, Mrs.
VIM. Coffman, returned to their
home at Harrisonburg, Monday
might.
DR.. Boyd, of Winchester. and
DR.. Hopewell. of Strasburg, were
called in consultation with DIR.
Shaver. the attending physician
of Mrs. Coffman, Monday, and
he was upheld in advising
against an operation at this
time.
( Mr.. Charles Dixie. of Stras-
: burg, and Miss Rosa Elsie Con-
! ner, youngest daughter of Mr..
/ and Mrs. M. L. Conner, north OF
town, left for Hagerstown, last
' Thursday, Jan. 3rd, where they
were married. After a wedding
> trip to Washington, they will BIZ
at home to their friends at Stras
burg.
II, Miss Lizzie Rhodes returned
:" from a two months visit to rela
tives at Columbus, Ohio. Mon
# day night.
81 Darlington and Lawrence Starl
left for Ashland College, Ash
W land, Ohio, Tuesday, on the B
IS & o. Special, after spending til
holiday season with their PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stark.
,r w. D. Shaver is visiting til
!, colleges at Dayton AMI Bridge
water this week, before lie ri
turns to college in Ohio.
re- Mrs. Grace Fleming Jacobson
II Of New York, is visiting her fos
ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs. job
]. Gochenour. She is very 11uc
:, pleased with her New Yor
! home.
At the reorganization of til
r. Brethren Sunday School, all til
10 former officers were re-electe
with the exception of Miss Edit
:, Stark, who declined to serv
again as treasurer, and Mi
Virginia Haun was elected t
succeed her. The school had
successful year.
Rev. E. B. Shaver is in Wasl
ington this week, attending IL
- Billy Sunday meeting.
v. Mrs. Levi Kiser is in Mou,
Jackson visiting her daughte
~ Mrs. r. 7. Newland.
W Arthur Fetzer, one mile ca!
Us of town, has been confined to Ii
home for a week with indigo
I'd ton,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Soon Over His Cold

everyone speaks we'll of Chamber
la'n's Cough Remedy after having
esea II; Mrs. George Lewis, Pitts
neld: N. r., has this to say regul d :
Ing IL: Last winter my little boy,
nVe years old, was sick with cold
Tor Two or three weeks I doctored
him and used various cough medic mes
6nt nothing did him much good until
l began using Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. he then improved rapidly
and in few days was over his
cola. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Board of Supervisors

A few accounts were audited.
A resolution was adopted, at til.
request OF the State Fair Association
pesitioning the General Assembly tf
provide the necessary funds to erecl
a suitable building for the display
of the Agricultural, Mineral ard
Fishing industry OF the State. pro-
vided suitable site is donated bv
the Virginia State Fair Association
for such building.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
4 LETTER FROM FRANCE.

Dear Father -:
We are safely ending our voy-
lge. Saw land this morning
ind can see houses now. Two
lays out from Yankee soil wei
ran into a storm and found out
that | was a poor sailor. Did
not get very sick but could not
eat for a few days. The food
was fair but the quarters were
poorer than I expected.
We could not buy anything on
board ship except candy and that
for two DAYS. Money has been
useless since two days before we
broke camp. Tell Mark to put
in his pack all he expects to
need on the voyage for we did
not get our baggage bags on
board. He should have stamps
and paper for letters, towels.
handkerchiefs, shaving outfit
and soap. Oranges and apples
could not be bought for a quar-
ter piece. They would have
been good when you could not
get any ship food. INTENDED to
write a ship letter but had no
paper and only got this sheet
this morning.
| We never were very much
afraid of submarines. Sea sick
ness seemed to be our creates
worry. The most of that wal
! caused by conditions that coult
. not be helped during this emer
| gency.
l am only allowed to writ
, about my personal health, tn
t weather and the pretty girls
:. No news at all.
$ Tell Lizzie that / have stop
e ped talking about that nice shi
voyage at the U. SIS. expense.
i I sent you a note and a chez
e before | left the States. I want
ed to take the money with M
: but couldn't get to Troy to &c
D lit cashed. Tell Mark to re
: ready to come across early fc
he won't know when he is
e move and we could not buy any
e thing for two days before W
moved. have plenty of none
S to last me until pay day. In fac
/ need very little. l have unit
flFebruary to decide about my il
0 surance, do not expect to tax
r any. When you write tell m
v what you think about it.
THE NEXT MORNING.
Ell We pulled into dock la:
: night and expect to land TO-DAY
dl Stood the voyage in good shar
r and feeling fine now. l thin
d you will get this letter about til
r end Of the year.
VI Scr. WARREN B. FRENCH,
81 Am. Elk. Force of Chief
i of Ordnance, France.
Via New York,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Indian Chief and Wife Married
Second Time.

El Reno, Okla, Jan. s.-Bird
Chief, an Indian, applied for a
marriage license and asked the
brides name, said
She has several names I'll
have 20 go and ask her which
name she wants to use"
Bird Chief explained that lie
and his wife had been married
many years with a ceremony
performed the accent tribal way,
They decided it was time now tc
be married the white mans
way.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-01-11
Was Feeling All Run Down

Louis Buckner, Somerset, Va,
writes: II was feeling all run down;
tired, with pains in my back. After
taking Foley's Kidney Pills felt like
a new man - Backache, rheumatic
pains, stiff joints, sore muscles,
swollen ankles, and sleep disturbing
bladder ailments yield quickly to this
merit tied remedy. Walton & Smoot
adv,