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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
City Jail Is 4 BedIam
rs "Hopheads" Scream
and YeHFor Medicine

The city fail. since the crusade
against "hopheads" has started. con-
tains some rare and pathetic speci-
mems OF humanity. The cries are
piercing and the noise is at times
almost deafening- Most Of the unfor-
tunates have been in the jail many
times and know The officers by name
and. from early morning TIL late at
night, they call one officers name
after another and beg for medicine
The women are kept IN the cells in
the front OF the sail and the men in
the back cells When both sections
get noisy at the same time, the effect
is ear splitting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Columbus. Ca. June 2.-T Fl Nc
Elvie. ia. probably the Oldest man in
the south, is dead az the home o. his
nephew IN Phoenix. Ala He had lived
On the same vicinity ali his lie eE-
cept four years. during which be
served IN the Confederate a-zv. be-
Ing wounded several tlmes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

AIRS J. andrews 1913 Laluz ST. says Il had dun head
aches that would become nervous was also
the irregular action OF my kidneys since
used Doans Kdney Pills haven't with suea
trouble Whenever my kidneys need attention
Doans Kidney Pills and they. give relief
highly recommend noan's kidney Pills NY friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Cornelius. Ore June The 2 year
old son Of Frank Berry IS blinded in
one eye because a lIinorca rooster
few at him, a spur striking the pupil
Of the boys left eye. The boy was
teasing the fighting cock. Il was said
He was taken 10 a hospital, where the
eye was removed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

THE young lady across the way says
50 many Of the worEdngmen appear
to want their beer that It sometimes
seems as If It would be wise to make
an exception Of alcohol for industrial
uses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
QrININE-GINGER IAG.

Pittsburgh. Pa. June 2-Jamaica
ginger and quinine form an intoUicat-
ing combination. according to a jury
which found policeman Michael Knel
guilty OF driving a motorcycle while
intoxicated knel struck two autos.
The policeman explained that he
was III that day and he had taken q
dose Of Jamaica ginger and quinine as
a medicine. He declared he did not
remember what had happened at the
rine OF the accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

green vegetable and fruits and very
little heavy meat or rich desserts IN
cideutally, this diet viii clear up your
skin, and the pores win reduce in
size
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

John Kerriean. Texas St saws about wear AGO
vas troubled with bad attack Of iunnhago
OH couldn't move and had 20 take
way moved the pains severe and there aeh
ing that seemed TO cling to heard Deans
Eiis being so good for Kidney trouble purchased some
pills a and
mend them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
North Florence Stree,

Ms Kate aa5tle GIG y Floraes ST. says; sIy back
oolelel me severely had <is
ness ana u was difficult for stop over IL bend
ete5 could hardly sraishtsn again member
t.-i- ADVISED 70 Doans Kidney Pills.
set-ns them at Wards Drug
moved the pain from back always
onlneue anything that helps Therefore. endorse
loans sidney Pills Statement given
on April 2 1878. AIrs Aurtls added T stI1
recommend Doans kidney Pills and word said
my former valuable REM
edy TO use in the spring OF the for they
kidneys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
These Ell Paso Cases Prove Doan's Coco

a Malone. ochos St. says. gust short time ago my
kidneys and back caused misery think whole
trouble was brought by the jolting
engineer the railroad often when stopped
tool would such sharp pains my back. could
hardly straghsn Often would dizzy objects
would float before The my kidneys
only box Deans kidney Pills
trouble The pains across small
my back left and the action OF kidneys
Texas Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Watch Your Kidney
After-War Ills
Influenza and Wartime Strains have left Thousands
with Weak Kidneys

that the l9Sl99 do leave the kidney disease that
the Civil War he most of kidney weakness evs
OvNork, worry and whoesOme Diet and war winters have
conditions for both soldier and civilian Pay first signs of kid
ackae rheumatic pas dizzy spells headache and any abnormal kidney ac
Kidney Fills promptly you from later attack gravel stone
Bnghs disease and Doans viii get the widely kidney re
It's the remedy recommended by the people for the people
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FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
NaW Nork civ

The Board of Directors OF The F'd'Nv
Trust Company has declared a % 49,.
dividend of TWO AND ONE-NA|t -
CENT (2lzC6D ON the capita sturn ~ -
company, payable June so, 1919, g. So
holders Of record at the close ~ eAS'N''
June 49, 1919.
Transfer books will be closed az T. ~
on June 20. 1919, and will reopen july 80
1919. ia
Checks for the dividend Will 70 '"a'l''
June rs, 1873.
ANDREW II. MARS. s,1r''arJ'
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PACIFIC GAS AM TLFCTRiC 90.

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND 80. -
A meeting OF tho Board Of Directors has
been called for $3.50 o'clock y. Nj, june 80
1919. for the purpose of declaring a qua
terly dividend ono Ia at the rate ~ 81.
per share upon the Common Capita. Stoch
OF this Company, payable on July -, 1919
to stockholders OF record at $3.50 o'clock J
NJ. June 80. 1919. Checks for the dividend
will be mailed. The transfer books Will NOT
close, and owners desiring checks payable
10 themselves should have stock certificates
Issued in their own names on OF before
the last mentioned date.
d. II. FOOTE, Secretary OF the
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CpNPANl.
San
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Eittptrp UruHt Unnlpaltu

40 Broadway, New York
A quarterly dividend OF three per cent
(3eO) and an extra dividend OF ons pc
cent. U%) have this day been dciarel
upon the capital stock OF this COMPANY
payable on June IS TO stockholders o.,
record at The close of business Juns j.
1919.
Unless other instructions are nlsd checks
Will be mailed to each stock holder at ths
address last appearing on our books
The Transfer Books will not be closed
MYRON J. BROWN. Secretary
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LEADING ISSUES IN
= DEMAND ON CURB
eef.
weakness Develops Following
,,Eirm and Active Opening,
but Offers Increase.
CALLS FOR MOST STOCKS
Higher Priced Industrial and
y9il Shares Are Especially
in Demand.
CALLS FOR MOST STOCKS

There was renewed demand for all the
hading curb issues yesterday. The
pperiing was firm and active, but before
shs end Of the first hour weakness was
found in several issues. but offerings
wcrs heavier. The heavier undertone
was short lived and In the early after
noon there was heavy demand for nearly
every issue in the list, particularly for
the higher priced oils and industrials.
The afternoon market was featured
By 9 constant demand for the Sinclair
shares, both selling several points higher
on heavy transactions. Midwest Re
ming was more than q point higher and
= gain Of about Ave points was shown In
Standard Oil of New Jersey. Interna-
tionai Petroleum moved two points for
ward In the last hour. Merritt OIL
gained almost point and Allen Oil was
slightly higher.
Heavy dealings occurred again In
Allied Packers and United Retail Stores
both Of which sold around their high
record prices. Coal stocks were in good
demand, with advances OF three points
IN Farrell Coal and National Ice and
Coal Savold Tire issues also were hrm
Large advances were shown In Reming-
ten Typewriter,S Air Reduction and
Cramp Shipbuilding. Excello Tire was
steady and there vas better demand for
the motor stocks.
Attention in the bond group was d.
rected to the Russian Government exter-
mails. Although It was announced that
The Russian Government could not pi o.
vide for the payment OF the 6h per cent.
bonds, which matured yesterday. they
advanced a point on light trading They
will be dealt In fat until taken UP by
she Russian Government Consolidated
Copper Is scored a ten point advance.
Total sales and range OF prices follow :
INDUsTRIALS.
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ALLdS-CHAIMERS MANUFACTIRIN0
COMPANY

The Board of Directors has declared
dividends of One and Three-G quarters IT
Cent. for quarter ending June 80, 1872 ana
Three-Quarters Per Cent. on account Se.-'
mulated dividends. on the preferred st'"
OF this Company. payable July ID, AZ
to preferred stockholders Of record AZ ~
close OF business June 80 1919. checks -,
such dividends will be mailed t. p7"irL.sH
certificates for preferred stock remat7!nE
unexchanged OF record June 80, 4'''
Transfer books Will not be closed
II. WOODLAND, Secretary and Treasurer
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GENERAL CIGAR co. INC.
Notice NJ Special Meetfnr NJ sforl boyd-.

EIVFNnOf0eTT.
A special meeting Of the preferred and
common stockholders of GENERAL CIaAR
CO, INC, will be held at It's once. No. lis
New York city, on July I. 1873. at eleven
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Ia OF con-
sidering and acting upon a proposal TO IN.
crease the authorized capital stock Of the
$4,000. 000). consisting Of so. 900 shares OF
Seven Per Cent. cumulative preferred stock
of the par value of 800 each and 100000
shares OF common stock OF the par value Of
800 each. to Thirty-five Million Dollars
$4,000. ooo) to consist of $4,000 shares Of
the present Seven Per Cent. cumulative
preferred stock of the par value OF 500
each, 10000 shares OF Seven Per Cent
cumulative sinking fund debenture pre-
ferred stock of the par value OF 500 zach.
and 100000 shares OF common stock Of the
par value of 500 each; tb) of classifying
the Increased capital stock, II authorized
into Five Million Dollars as. 900. 0oo) par
value OF such Seven Per Cent cumulative
Five Million Dollars $4,000. 000) Of com.
mon stock: (c) OF authorizing the isSu-
ancs Of the increased debenture preferred
and common stock; (d) OF amending Tire
therein such provisions relating to the de-
benture preferred stock as the meeting
may determine; and te) of transacting
como before the meeting.
1t Il proposed that the debenture pre-
ferred stock be preferred both az TO assets
aHus uNuohus oNer the So",ioH ''ooA. SUI
feet to the rights of the existing preferred
stock, be redeemabls at HOS OF par and
accrued dividends, be convertible into com
mon stock of tho Company. shsrs for
share, with a cash adjustment OF div-
dends. and be offered to tho preferred and
common stockholders at par and accrued
dividend, all as will be, more fully stated
in circular letter from the President OF
tho Company TO Its preferred and common
stockholders OF record June 20. 1919. at
three p. NJ. after which date copies o.
such circular letter may be obtained at
said ONCE of the Company.
The transfer books of the preferred and
common stock will close June 20, 1919, NJ
three o'clock p. NJ. and will reopen July
8, 1919, at ten o'clock A. n.
Dated. June II. 1919
FRED HTRSCHHORN, President
H. W SHICK. Secretary.
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London Money Market.

LONDON, June 1s.-Bar silver. 544d.
an ounce; money, ga per cent. Dis
count rates-Short Bills. az per cent.
Drsmiums at Lisbon, 100,
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INJECTIONS AND MEErrSe>
NOTICE.
TO THE sIoGKhoLpERs OF

The -. ~. cOODhiCH COMPANY
resolution Of tn. Board ' Of gpSiT r.S;5n1,.
Special Me:ting Of the stockholders Of IN.
= Goodrich Company will .. held ~
way, Borough Of Manhattan, City Of S.r
Ioik, on THURSDAY. June 2s. 1918. at ii'o,
e'ciocn 4 NJ; for the following purpos,.s
tion to increase the capital stock Of ~.
d. y. Goodrich Company from $50 600 6oS
s. ~ % $1,000 ,Ssr ::o q
ing Of 1,oss.ooo shares of the par value s' Of
- IN , ,ss n ,1sTs.:s ..!hor,.
oee. 600, consisting OF 250.ooo shares ~ ~.
par value of 500 each, into 10 curuIa,tr.
Preferred Stock. having the same prefer.
priorities and burdens as the present Pre-.
ferrsd Stock Of this Company now au,hor.
issd and issued. so that the capital stocs
ned, Will be sos. 500, 900. divided U's u.s..
1.ese.ooo shares Of the par value OF ,ISs
Zach; Of which $3.50. $4,000 s shares win b.
shares will be Common Stock.
Q. II said increase and the classiHcstio,
thereof are authorized. then to consider
(sl The immediate issuance and cal.
Of tis.ooo.ooo. par value. Of said add.
tionai Preferred Stock FIRST offering N,
same to the holders OF record Of the Pre-.
ferred and Common Stock OF the Com,
psny At the close Of business on July /,
1tls, At the price OF 1--WE per share and
accrued dividends from July l. 1919 i,
the number Of shares proportional to
their respective holdings OF stock, in AZ.
cordance with and upon the terms and
conditions already approved by III,
Board of Directors.
OBJ A certain agreement her.to,o,.
entered into by the Board OF Director,
OF this Company. with the Company
bankers for underwriting the prono,.t
sale OF said s15.ooo.o0O of Preferred
Stock for which services the underwrit.
ing syndicate and the bankers are 10 re-
oeive compensation from the Company
(c) To take any other action which
shall be determined by the stockholdsr,
TO be necessary or desirable in connectio.
81 the foregoing matters.
BY the Bylaws OF the Company, n 10
provided that only those persons shall Ne
entitled to vote in person or by proxy whs
appear as holders of record entitled to vote
at such meeting. upon the transfer books
OF the corporation for 10 days immediately
preceding such meeting.
b. @. WORK, President
r. c. VAN CLEEF. Secretary,
1850 Broadway, New York, N. Y,
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Che .n.sraad.nal Bank

New York Lune j. .'-F,
At n regular meeting Of the Baa't ~ -
Battery Place, New York CIV nu Lt "'
18th, 1919. a semi-Rnnual dividend o., '"E,
per cent. was declared. payah.' j."
1919, to tho shareholders Of 5'DF' Ie..
30th, 1919. Transfer books NJ. ''' '
closed.
WILLIAM REED. Voc r--.-L -r-
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EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Banker. Confer with Board.

WASHINGTON, June is. - Establish.
ment OF uniform regulations for the sub
scription by national banks to the stock
Of corporations doing a foreign banking
business was discussed here to-day al a
conference between representatives OF
eight large International banking firms
In New York and Boston and the Fed
eral Reserve Board. 1t is understood
that the purpose is to permit national
banks to participate in the formation of
trade export groups designed to finance
the country's foreign trade.
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DIVIDENDS.

S RECORD OF Payable.
A H% sT5i Nat cG ak Il july =
M.J :. .... D 49,. June 20 July /
Bank Bank; Of N. Z. N. q. 4. a, Jug
pi * Of xa.li:: =. Is Jun: II July july
s-a, log ...c......... Jun, 20 July /
Oresson Cons. Gold Mining
Dgqqs'ns" fLisSt Co. Co.. pr pf, a ,un .a, ~
Elece. Auto Lite Corp. ,i.uI' avg.
Equitable Trust Ce.,d. So. June IS June 30
e. w. Bliss Co. ex, IS June ~ July 1
2. W. Bliss %. pr. q, 3e..June 81 July /
Garyin Mach. Co. pr. s-a 49,, j.,
H:ns:s Mig Co. pi. ;i.un'.' 'u.,
Manning. Maxwell q Moore: 'u'
Manning, Ma1wcii q Moore. 'n' ~ June ~
national I'll a. Fuel Ca. Co. a. June 80 June 50
N. z :ri,i: q Mtg. Co. a. ;.0n''0 July 10
proseto%r q Gamble; Co. a. on'.' July
Proctor Gambl. CO.. new v oi' % Aug 10
sST s.. * JUN. % 50 4 4sIy Is
Toronto Paper Mfg. Co, :.
Toronto Paper Mfg. CO. June Il July
ex; 1Ts 80. June u July 2
Elec. R. r. Co. so 49,: June 81 July 1
iHS ::...;;,:.. June Il July l
Co, s-a, June so July .
s::SIass g. & p sa'y 4; s HSs Il Il
iAH .,::;;::::.. June so July 10
q. lA% June so July 10
Csc; ;...:..:.:. -. June IS July 1
.Min.raii: Separation No. June % July
Kansa. aty South RRy;.. pr - July
wssi,sl,Ss, $500 June 80 July IS
sH% ;:........... .June 81 June 80
ny; and Light Securities July %
Co. ga, az July 81 Aug. !
Nc Co, pr. 81 :::;;. July 81 Aug. 1
g, sl:1s. June 10 June 80
r, 81 o;; or June 20 June so
g: Sc. -. ......:.: June 81 Jun. 80
ri,;a. It., Bank. s-a, ~: June 80 July /
Cities ssrv. Co.. mo DIS
cries ssrv. Co. p;. mo ;Jan'i' July
New York Title ana Mort June Is July
| GO, q, I&se ..........June 20 Juiv Z
minerals Separation No.
Am. Corp, 50. .........J June 81 July 1
Eqnitabie Trust Co. q, 5es.June rs June 40
81; s%%;;: i;;;:.:::,,.. June 20 June 80
IsoT In Liberty AIS and soy in VIC
~
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

We beg to announce tho
MIR. PIERRE L. LAGl-N
has this day been admitted to t,e i-.7
4. ISEIIN & 90
June !, 1919 Is Wall St. Sew N"A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
MAJOR CAR CORPORATION
80 Church Street, New York.

June IS, 1919.
The Board of Directors has declared the
following dividends payable June seth,
1918, to stockholders OF record June 25th,
1919: a regular quarterly dividend of
1Aco on outstanding Preferred stock; a
regular quarterly dividend of 800 and an
extra dividend OF $500 per share on out
standing Common Stock Of the Corporation
A VAN HASSEL. Asst Secretary,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16
RELIEF IN SIGHT
FOR COTTON SEED OWNERS
Cotton Association Announces that
There Is Marked improvement In
Cotton Seed SituatiOn.

ihcTc ~ II MafkGd improvement In
Cotton Seed Situation.
Columbia, April 12.-There has
been marked Improvement in the
cotton seed situation, according to
statement issued today by the South
Carolina Cotton Association, which has
| been working on the seed situation for
some time. The statement urges the
| farmers not to make use of their seed
for fertilizer purposes as the mills will
make direct purchases.
The statement issued by the associa-
ton follows in full:
"The South Carolina Cotton Associa-
tion has had up the question Of the
cotton seed situation for quite some
time. They have been trying to get
| relief for the seed situation through
every know source and are very much
gratificd to inform the public that the
seed situation is being relieved to
marked extent. The Federal Reserve
Board has rendered every assistance
| possible in bringing relief to the seed
SlluatlOll. lnC Il CucTal reserve BOARD
has backed up the movement with the
United States Food Administration and
the Division of Collateral Commodi-
ties of the United States Food Admin
istration in \cvcry way possible.
While some oil has moved, still
the mills have been badly blocked. In
formation now brings to light the fact
that orders are being issued to mills
to buy seed and the situation be relicv-
cd as fast as possible.
Farmers are urged not to use their
seed for fertilizer purposes, as the
mills will make direct purchases The
proposition to store seed and the pro-
position to sell seed and accept a Ger
tain amount Of hulls for the same arc
not in line with the straight out pur-
! chase Of cotton seed which will ccr-
tainly be made by the mills. This
should be Il great relief TO the farmers
rs they have already been caused trc-
! mcndous loss on account OF not being
| able to dispose OF their seed"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16
WHEN MASTTC PAINT GOES
ON THE HOUSE, THE
2 ''EOR RENT" SIGN
COMES OFF.

TOO many houses arc without ten-
ants on account Of their appearance.
It's false economy to let your proper
ty stay unpaintcd. You not only loso
revenue, but it's valuc and lifo arc
lcssened to a marked degree.
The expense Of painting is by far
less than the loss thus incurred.
The wise owner paints his property
before he puts the 'for rent" sign on.
Let us tell you how little 1t will really
cost yon to paint your house with MAS
TIC PAINT-~"the kind that lasts" It's
the best paint for you to use. Tho
purcst white lead and zinc oxide, so
per cent. cach ground in pure linsced
oils. go into 1t. That's the reason
1t stood the test Of time OF half q CEN
tury. Don't put Off painting. let us
figure with you at once. Ask for FREQ
paint booklets and color card.
LAURENS HARD WARS co.
Laurcns, s. c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16
Children Love
Cascarets - 1Oc
Candy cathartic is harmless
to tender stomach, liver
and bowels

Your child is bilious, constipatcd
and sick. It's little ongue is coated,
breath is bad and stomach sour. Get
a 10-cent box Of Cascarets and
straightcn the youngstcr right up.
Children love this harmless candy
cathartic and it cleanses the little
liver and thirty feet Of bowels with
out gripping. Cascarcts contain no
caomcl and can be depended upon to
move the sour bile and poison right
ont Of the bowels. Best family cathar-
tic because it never cramps or sick
onS like other things.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16
AN IMPORTANT
FACTOR IN CUTTING
SHOE EXPENSE:

Many months of comfort at little
expense is the way Charles A. Pear
son OF San Diego, California sums up
his experience with Nc0lin Soles. MIR.
Pearson had two pairs of shoes re.
solcd with Ncoiin Solcs, and after
wearing them for twenty months
writes II will have to get new shoes
sometime, but SO fJr as the solcs are
concerned, that t1nc seems as far
distant as when tRcy were new"
THIS is typicyf Of the experience
millions arc hayirG with Nc6lin Solcs
Created by Syiencc to be durable,
flexible and waterproof, these sole,
arc an important factor in cuttint
shoe expense. You can get them on
new shoes for the whole family, and
for re-soling. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels
guaranteed to outwear all other heels.
1le%9ld1ia,eaa l { J ! , 4 So1es
Trade Mark Reg. U. 9. Pat. or.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16
REAL RACE ACROSS
OCEAN BE STAGED
Australian and British AyiatorS I'm.
patiently Await Better Weather to
Start. IIawkcr Prevented Again
From Starting,

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, 80 .,
Ir,,,or con,o,n !, y pon pni
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- ho,o, ., ,a,.o a,, :, u. . .a,o
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after 1t with S1oan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous

Apply ailinie, don't rub, let it pcne.
frcte, and1-good-by twingc! Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
Of joints or muscles, lamcncss, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soilcd clothing. Reliablc--the biggest
selling lnimcnt year after year. Eco.
nomcal by reason of enormous sales.
Keep big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Linimun..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-16

Davenports in Oak and Mahogany
just received.
s. NJ. & T.. Fl. WILKES e. co.
The evening world., 1919-12-29

To take up the karat species first:
Isadore Goldstein and Ida Goldberg
were keeping company, as the saying
goes. ut would seem as though this
story were put-up job, with all the
precious stones and precious metals,
hut they are oil on Clerk Rice's scroll
OF honor at the grand old templc) AS
before stated, the two Colds stein
end berg-were going TO the movies,
sitting on the sofa, and doing all
iInus OF things commonly and rightly
attributed TO those who are engaged
10 be- married. Ida met Icy some
two months ago, and he asked Il no
might call. Ida agreed If Icy would
say hello 20 mother and ask the APP
prevail OF the family. lazy said hello,
received the family vote and went
right ahead. He ased Ida il she
would marry him, and Ida said she
would.
Il have six thousand berries in the
bank" Izzy is alleged TO have stated
NYes?" inquired Ida.
~And here IL n ring what cost $500
for our engagement"
~YeS?" inquired Ida, lamping the