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MONKTON

Schools I'm town open September s.
Mrs. Wilson of New Haven will teach
at the Boro.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shepard August
"A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
r. c. Larose August 26.-Mrs. Jennie
Lessor of Burlington is visiting in town
"A number in town have attended Mid
dlebury fair.-Mrs. II. p. Potter has re-
turned to Hartford. Conn. after q visit
with her daughters in this town.
y public meeting at which the Lea que
of Nations will he discussed will be held
at the town hall this evening at eight
O'Clock. Martin s. Villas of Burlington
will be the speaker
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BRIDPORT

The Converse school began the fall
term Tuesday with Blanch Norton as
teacher.-D. G. Rice and r. J. Demell and
brother Ronald Demeil. who have been
calling on friends here, and attending
the fair at Middebury. have returned to
Montpelier.-Po Palmer went to Spring
field. Mass. Monday to attend the Spring
field University. Her friend. Irene Stone
OF Ferrisburg, accompanied her.-Maud
Allard was a weekend guest of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Allard.-A re-
ception and dance was held Friday eve
ming al the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Eli
Breyla. as they had just returned from
their wedding trip.-Miss Irene Stone
visited at Charles Palmers on Thursday.
Asa Smith of Fairfax, Mass. who has
spent the summer with his sister Mrs
Charles Palmer, returned to his home on
FRIDAY
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pRge one.)

= Three weeks ago the farmers in this
section were crying for rain to help out
the late potatoes and other crops and
now they have had so much rain in the
last two weeks that they are beginning
to fear the potatoes will rot. The corn.
however, is bracng up under the in
fluence of the rains and there are hopes
of good crop yet.-Mss Grace Burns
has gone to West Rutland for a visit to
:. Miss Mildred Gilfeather. She was
companied there by her young cousin,
Charles Mccormick electric power
and lights at the marble mill went out
of commission shortly after midnight
Wednesday morning. The men employed
on the night shift were thrown out of
work for the rest of the niSht.-Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Hoyt have returned from
West Rutland where they have been
visiting Mrs. Hoyt's parents. DIR. and Mrs.
Carroll B. Ross.-Lawrence Panton and
sisters, the Misses Marion and Geneyieve
Panton, have returned to Nergennes after
spending week here with their uncle,
Albert HendTcks-Peter Bowie of Bur-
lington, a former long time dweller in
these parts, is in town to visit old-time
friends.-Carlton Warner of Rutland is
spending few days in town.-Miss HELEN
Church. vino has been here to visit Mrs.
Grace Church. has returned home to
-Shoreham.-Mrs. G. f. Darlington Of
Lowell, Mass, is here the guest of
Mrs. Grace Church and will spend a
month visiting friends here and in Corn
= Wall, where her husband. the late Rev
s: K. Darlington was at one time the
Congregational Church pastor.-The flu
neral of Mrs. Rachel Jane Hodges. wife
n I Hnlpac Of Lob,
: was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church
= In this village Wednesday morning at
- nine O'Clock. Father T. J. Leonard Of
-fciated. There was unusually large
= attendance and the church was filled with
. the many relatives and friends of the
deceased. The floral tributes were many
The bearers were all relatives of the
. deceased and were Grant Hodges, Edward
= Markham, George Tierney, James Terney
: and Farley Tierney and Howard Dragon
The interment was in the Catholic ceme-
-tery.-Dr Samuel sheldon and son, who
-;Tave been spending few months at the
Addison House, have returned to New
York cty.-Dr. ard Mrs. Howell. who
:have spent two weeks at the Addison
House. have returned to Jersey City.
q. n. J.-E. J. Hunt Jr., has purchased "a
plot of ground at Lake Dunmorc and is
now erecting cottage on same-Mrs.
Cyril Reuter- and daughter have returned
TO Rutland after few days at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Frank Trudo.-
. Charles Smith Of Springfield is in town
for few days at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith,
James Calhoun, who has been in town
.. for a week to visit his father, Joseph w.
, Calhoun, has returned to Boston.-Dr.
Earle Cushman Of Brooklyn, n. Y, who
has been in town for several weeks to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar II.
Cushman, has returned home.-Clyde Balm
OF Washington, D. c.. is in town to visit
at the home Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer NJ Balm
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NORTH FERRISBURG

The Red Cross meeting will be held
Thursday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.
e. a. Preston. Knitted material, etc,
should be turned in.-Alice Rowley has
gone to keene, y. H., where she is TO
take position for the winter.--C. G.
Martin and daughter Jennie motored
with friends from Bristol, Conn, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of Burlington
spent Sunday and Monday with II. b.
Chase. William Noonan of New York
CITY returned to New York Tuesday after
spending three days with relatives here.
Carlton Bellows returned to Jericho
Center Monday. He has visited at the
home of w. f. Bale. A. Niles and
family Of Burlington spent Sunday at
the home of Daniel Bull.-Mrs. Rowland
Cheney Of Boston is visiting at the home
of NJ. M. Cheney.-D. A. Bull Is paint
ing all his buildings.-Henry Wells and
wife are spending few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Martin Bull
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Ira +. Yandow, son OF Mrs. Virgin
Yandow, died Sunday morning at th|
Fanny Allen hospital. An operation
which he underwent August a6 fol
appendicitis. together with kidney troubld
were the immediate cause of his death
lie was born in this town 80 years agl
and had always resided here. managinI
his mothers farm for the las, several
years. Mr. Yandow was an exemplarl
young man. devoted to his family circld
and was held in the highest esteem bI
those who knew him and will be missed
in the community for his Jealous AMI
patriotic spirit. He was a member a
DeGoesbriand Council knights Of Colunl
bus, of Burlington. Besides his mothe|
there survive him five sisters. Mrs. .ElleI
Carly of Santa Barbara. Cal, Mrs. Joh|
Bean of Colchester, Mrs. julius Mumy Il
Williston. Mrs. Carry G. Bacon OF Nortl
Hero and Mrs. John Parizo of Winoosk
also four brothers, Frederick of Lo|
Angeles. Cal, and Frank Ernest AMI
Orville, who reside here. The funerfl
was held Tuesday morning at mini
O'Clock from the Church of the Hol|
Family. with burial in the Catholic cemd
terry.
Sergt. G. G. Nichols. son of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. o. S. Nichols of Prospect street
arrived home Saturday night. He was
member of the Sixth l. S. Engineers a 4
tached to the Third Division and was Il
nearly all the principal engagement
from the early spring drive of 1913 d
the close. Since the armistice wal
signed. he has been in the Army d
Occupation in Germany. He was gasse|
three times and wounded once. He hal
been overseas nearly two years.
Arthur Goyette met with painful
accident Tuesday, August &c as he an
the driver of one of the large truck
employed on the cement road construc|
ton at Fort Ethan Allen We're returnin
from Winooski with Il load of crushe
stone The motor of the machine r.
fused to work when climbing n nil
Young Goyette attempted to stop th |
truck from moving down hill by plachl |
stones in the rear of the wheels and
40 doing had the index finger of the lie
hand crushed to the second joint.
Miss Amy Drake. instructor of ~
teacher training class, has arrived
Lincoln Inn. The following young ladie
have registered for the work whic
begins on September s: The Misses NJ I
dred Metcalf, Merle Brigham and Gladly
Hunt of Jericho, Katherine Howard 4
St. Adams. Lucia ST. Amour of Esse
Center and Laura Ashley, Rowena Hick
and Dorothy Norton of Essex junction.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY

Mrs. Rachel Jane Hodges died at her
home in East Middlebury Sunday morn
ing. aged 20 years, three months and 10
days. She was born in Middlebury on
May 10, 1S49, the daughter of Edward
and Hannah McCauley Grant She is
survived by her husband, George ].
Hodges. three sons. James T.. and John
w. OF Ripton and Henry of WATERFOWL,
n. Y, eight daughters, Mrs J. c. Tier
uey Of Brandon, Mrs. +, w. Tierney of
Middlebury, Mrs. q. l.. Lawrence of
south SALISBURY, Mrs. Henry r. Smith
or Rochester, the Misses Lula Alice and
Helen of Middlebury, and Gertrude of
schenectady, n, Y; one sister Mrs.
John Markham of Leicester Junction.
20 grandchildren and two great grand
children The funeral services were
held or Wednesday morning at nine
O'Clock at St, Mary's Catholic Church in
Mlddlebury and burial was in the
Catholic Cemetery
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PANTON

Andrew 5. RUSSO, lifelong and
highly respected citizen, died Wednesday
August Y. He was taken i'll while on
his way home from Vergennes and was
taken into the home OF Harvey Newton.
DR.. Phelps was called and carried him
to his home, where he expired immedi-
ately. He had never fully regained his
health since having severe Illness
three years ago. He was IS years old
June l. He had held several important
town offices and was road commissioner
several years. His death is the first to
come in large circle of friends and
neighbors, who have ever shared each
others pleasures and sorrows through
this long lapse of years, and their deem
est sympathy rests with the bereayed
wife. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at his late resi-
dence.
The funeral Of Andrew S. RUSSO was
held at his late residence Saturday at
1:3o p m, and was largely attended
there being some present from nearly
all the adjoining towns. The Rev G.
{. Cornell of West Addison officiated
assisted by the Rev Scott Cooley of
New jersey. There were many beauti-
ful flowers. among them being set
piece from the Ladies' Home Circle. The
burial was in the Kent cemetery. the
bearers being Il. l.. Stage, C. s. Cursor,
C. j. Spaulding, w, r. White, c. w.
sprague and S. p. Hoyt- Those present
IRON away were Mr. and Mrs. II. F..
brothers and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Grandey
or Williston; Mrs Wheeler and daugb-
ters' Harriet and Gertrude of Burline-
ton; MI and Mrs. C. w. Sprague. Mr..
and Mrs e. n. Dixie and Mrs. Fisher OF
Bristol; Mr.. and Mrs. $. p. Hoyt. Mr.
and Mrs. William Curtis and Some PC
Spaudding of Cornwall; Mr.. and Mrs i
\. Spaulding and son Fred OF Bridport.
King, Miss Addie and Mrs. Georse
Trimble Of Crown Point Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Shepard and son Earl of WINS
boro. n. Y. and Mrs, Kimball of PowIin,
n. f.-Mrs Hatch, who received serious
injury when being run into by an auto
mobile, is much improved. Nelson Whita
who has spent his vacation in town re.
turned Monday to his home in Worces-
ter Mass-Mr. and Mrs. George Hatch
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BRISTOL

John II. Hanlon. who sustained a stroke
of paralysis two weeks ago. died at
his home on Pine street Saturday morn
ing. He was a member of Company a,
18th Vermont Volunteers, the last of his
company. He is survived by widow,
two daughters, Mrs. William Brown of
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs Buel Whit
taker of Rutland, and three sons, p. II.
IIanlon of Lincoln, Edward of Worces-
ter Mass, and Thomas of Lincoln The
funeral was held Tuesday at ten
O'Clock at st. Ambrose's Church. Shan
lon Lavarn was at home from Canada
over Labor day.-Clcveland Langeway
who has been in France for IL months
has received his discharge and returned
to his home here--Leonard Lafayette
has received his discharge from the navy
and is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. G. Cornell and daugh-
ter. Pauline, of Bennington were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Trudeau Friday
and Saturday.-Harold Dana is visiting
his parents in Worcester. Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. a. w. Stevens and daughter, Cor
nelia, spent the Weekend at A. G.. Sum-
ner's.-Mr and Mrs. Jenness Whittemore
and SON. Fletcher, of Bloomfield y. j.,
are visiting relatives here.-Mrs. Josie
Chase of Springfield Mass, is in town
Mrs Ara Ball and children of Yer
gennes visited Judge and Mrs. f.. A.
Hasseltine Saturday.-Supt. w. A. Beebe
has moved into the house recently pur-
chased of c. A. Hanlis.--A. w. Stevens,
F. l.. Sherwn, b. j. Clark and r. d.
Shcrwin were at Long Point Saturday.
Miss Jennie NJ. Grow was at home from
Ferrtsbure over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs
Rolla G. Williams Of Bridgeport. Conn.
are spending their vacation here-Mrs.
Beulah Myers and daughter of Normal.
H.. and Mrs. Carrie Turner of Somer-
vile. Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Kara Eaton of Hartford Conn.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. n. Green.
Robert Brownson, who passed a few
days in town last week. has since gone
to Detroit where he has emplov1nent
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tonia. Mrs. J. S. Wilcox and daughter.
Miss Ruth, returned Friday from camp
at Sunset Lake.-Miss Ida McIntire has
returned from Schroon Lake, where she
spent some time.-The Woman's Mission
airy society held It's annual meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the ladies'
rooms. Mrs Clyde Monger and Mrs.
j. A. Gregory were the hostesses.--
Miss Anne Phelps has been for week
in Brandon.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
ana child, who have been with Mr..
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. L..
Smith, for two weeks, have returned to
New York city.-Schoos will commence
the fall terms September SC. j. Blair
is on vacation for two weeks.
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ORWELL

orwell has big field day Monday
The Brandon band furnished music during
the day and In the evening for the
dance,-The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs Is Mt
home.-D. l.. Wells and family are TAX
ing an auto trip-Lieut George b, Wright
and Mrs, Wright. with two children, are
at the Wright homestead here.-T. e,
Aines Of Ferrisburg was in town last
Week.-Mrs. Susan Laid was married
Monday morning to Harold Brock-olan
b. Root who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for n week. is reported
as doing wcll-Mr, and Mrs. o. o. Bas-
com have returned from trip 10 Coney
island.-J. NJ. Stevens and family have
oeen In camp on the west shore or Lake
Champlain. George Gardner, wife and
child, OF East Orange, n. j. have been
IN camp for a few days at Lake Hor-
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HANCOCK

Morris Eaton and Elizabeth Address
were married August q in Middlebury.
.--Adolph Farr. Of Stonham. Mass. is
visiting his uncle, George Farr, and fam
ny.-Miss Smith, of Bethel. has been WIS.,
iting her uncle, James French, also Mrs.
George Buttles.-Dr, and Mrs. Harbert
Wright and two children, of Maiden.
Mass, and his mother, Mrs. Charles
Wright, Of Cochituate, Mass, were at G.
r. Church's three days last week.-A
daughter, Doris Elizabeth, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Church August
q at Natiok, Mass
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ST. GEORGE

G. F. Peet ans son, James. have bee
camping at thu lake recently.-Irwi
Bowley of Burlington visited at r. Fl
Norths Surday.-Helen Gotta d
Monkton has been visiting at r. II
North s-Mrs. +. +. Davis of Burlins
ton visited Mrs. George Hinsda
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. A. s. Hull AMI
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard of Bur
lington were at Il, Z. Forbes SUNDAY
Howard ard Robert Davis of Bur
lington were visitors In town SUNDAY
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. A j. Stout and daughter, Ruth
VINO nave been with Mrs. Maria Smith
throughout the summer. have returned to
their home in Topeka, Kans.-Mrs c.
Roman and daughter Ann, who have
been with Mrs. Smith, have returned to
Newark. n. J.-Simon Peltier who died
last week Thursday, was buried from
st Genevieve's Church Saturday-The
first meeting OF the Moravien was held
with Mrs c. II. belong Tuesday after
noon-Mr. and Mrs. William Treadway
OF Albany are guests of Mr.. Treadway's
sister. Mrs. Edwin Baldwin.-Hands Cove
Chapter will entertain its gentlemen
rr1ends IN the ladies' room at eight
O'Clock Thursday evening, September H.
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VESTFORD

Mrs. Il. q Gale gave babI
party on tine afternoon of Augud
% in homo. # her granddaughter
Gail Ufford Eye babies with the
mothers enjoyed HE afternoon. II
Wilcox aud family went Saturday d
Lake Placid, n. y, automobile. The]
returned Monday,-Lna Barkyoumb wal
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RIPT()N.

Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Noble, of Rochester,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Camp
bell F'rday.--Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith,
of Rochester, visited Mr.. Smiths par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, last
Week.-Mrs. Edith Farr went Monday to
Florida, Mass, where she has a position
as teacher in a high school-George Farr
returned Sunday from spending few
days in Ticonderoga. n. Y. with Howard
Wood. who accompanied him home.-Miss
Lula Gee. who has been visiting friends
in Wnooski, returnd home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray. of Saranac
Lake, n. Y, are guests of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Murray.--The family of
Mrs. Ada Billings, who have been in
town for several months, have moved
their household goods to Middlebury
Mrs. Billings, who is at the Mary Fletcher
James Noble, of Benson. was a guest at
Bread Loaf Inn last week.-There will be
no services in the Methodist Church next
Sunday as the Rev. Mr.. Merrier is away
on his vacation Quite a number from
here attended the funeral of Mrs. George
Hodges. which was held in Middlebury
Wednesday. Mrs. Hodges was resi-
dent of this town for many years and was
a woman of sterling character, a devoted
mother and woman who will he greatly
missed not only in her home but in the
community. The family has the SYM
pathy of her many friends here.-Mr
and Mrs. William B. Smith of New Bed
ford. Mass. are guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gardner Goodro.---Miss Kath-
crime Mills, who has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Julia Mills, has re-
turned to Worcester. Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mills were weekend Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. Mills mother.
Mrs. Julia Mills.--Edgar Cram was
taken to the Fanny Allen hospital Mon
day for appendicitis. Alfred Cram and
Fred Euber accompanied him there
w. II. Farr and son. George, who have
been the guests of the formers brother,
c. E. Farr, for a few days. returned
to their home in Craftsbury Monday
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ADDISON

John Thomas and Lucy Palmer were
quietly married at the HON of the
brides mother Tuesday afternoon. Sep
TENDER =, by the Rev. Whttemore of
Middlebury. The bride was dressed in
pink silk and carried a bouquet of pink
roses. Ellen Thomas was ring barer.
Refreshments were served. After a
weeks honeymoon they will reside at the
Thomas home.-Mrs. w. w. Clark has
gone to Connecticut to visit her sister
Mrs. Hilton.-Mrs. f. F. Gulley is a
guest at Thomas Brothers The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Smith was the
scene of pretty wedding Saturday after
noon, August 30. when their only daugh-
ter, Harriet, became the bride of Hobert
Porter of East Crane. n. j. The bride
was prettily attired in white net. She
was given away by her father. Little
Doris Clark acted as flower girl. Mr..
and Mrs Palmer are to reside in New
Jersey. Refreshments were served Dr.
Davidson of Burlington performed the
ceremony.-Ederck Bodette was taken
to the Mary Fletcher HOSPITAL Saturday
Where he is to undergo an operation
Mrs. NJ. ID. Smith of Pelham, n. j., is
the guest of her husbands parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. s. w. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs C.
w. Marshall were in Shelburne last week
as guests of Mrs. Thompson and daugh-
ter.-May Tracy has gone to keene, n.
H., where she is to teach the coming
year-William Hurd is the guest of his
rather, NJ. b. Hurd, and sister. Mrs w.
w. Clark.-T. A. Mitchell of st. Adams
was Weekend guest at julius Clark's
Jessie Dyker has sold his farm 10
canadian parties. possession to be given
october l.-Marion st. Claire has return
ed TO central office after two weeks
vacation.-Donald Barber, accompanied
by his grandmother, returned home Sun
day from Elizabethtown, where he has
been for two months. Mrs. Smith will
remain with the family for some TINA -
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Rev David Barton Mrs. Earle Meader
and daughter Dorotha returned saturday
from a weeks visit with their aunt Mrs
Nellie Fisher in West Addson.-The fall
term of school begins September 8. the
districts having the following teachers;
East Monkton, Lois NJ. Orvis, Ridge,
Edna Dwre; Boro, Mrs Wilson of Now
Haven; Dart. Ethel Smith of New Haven;
Kaolin Hill. Miss Whitney. Of Weatmin-
ster; BarnumtoWn. Caspcr Scnrs.
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burlington vcterinrrT Hospital
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r. Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
college. 1903. Latest equipment for
All animal surgery. including equine
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-27

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been hit with . trir ham
]: ! ! J !
n mer,. couldn't have IT.
fered more. stn0ed in
A~7S the house for fiv9. weeks
.r4t4 knd the, pain was wearing
4 the life out of II. AT
A times, I couldn,s get q
A~ wink Of sleep b3eause Of
the misery and I had to
oU get up every few moments
II. lhi1nnr to pass the secreeions that
were highly colored, of
foul odor, filed with ssndy sediment
and terribly scaldins. Ny bidder felt
ss though it were afire. The pain
brought stupor and = reeling sensation
in my head; the torture Of it cannot
be described. If got onto my feet I
couldn't walk but felt dizzy and all in
a. hutter and everything would turn
black. My head ached 20 it seemed
as though my eyes were being draeRed
out: started using Doan's Kidney,
Ptlls and l was soon rid of all the
suoscribed and s,oogn to before
me.
c. H. COGGEsHALL.
Notary Pubic.
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-27

ATTN CLOUDS C0o0D oUN9AA\
Arm DnsroND1lscY coAns JoY.'
Arm HIcUUH0 ooa0s HlALrA.>
Arm W1AxND0 oo.Hs SrHxNofAN
In the spring when you're "a!
in"-fagged out-blood thin, Il
you will turn to Natures remedy
. tonic made from wild roots and
barks, which has stood fifty years
as the best spring tonic-you will
find strength regained. No need
to tell you it's DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, put up m tablet
or liquid form, and sold by every
druggist in the land. . After . hard
winter-shut up indoors, your blood
needs q temperance tonic, tissue
builder and blood-makersuch asthis
Medical Discovery" ofDr. .Pimce's.
IKansas City, Kans-"About tho only
medicine have ever given my little boy
i Golden Medical Discovery. He never
was very strong and would become run.
down very quickly, would suffer he o.
appetite. I would give him tie Oclden
Medical Discovery and it always built
him up in good health. have also Given
this medicine as spring tonic; for s1ch
Golden Medical Discovery has no eqsAi.-
-Mrs. Geo. Maul. 1912 N. 1874 81.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-27
Not Overly Pleased.

Not Overly Pleased.
II don't know that I'm particularly
pleased with the fact that women can
vote"
YOU'RE not. Why"
1.-The wife insists on knowing whom
l intend voting for" 'G-
"Well. what of that?' ~
81 find it's just another cause f0r'an
argument"