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The Washington times., 1919-05-02
NR REED. SPECIAiIST

sO4 SEVENTEENTH STREET
Over 80 IF cbToTie RTates S.Fvs IN tS:
and Special Diseases of Men and Women.
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh, Obesity, rheumatism, Con.
stipation. Piles, Throat, Lungs Brain,
Heart. Blood and Skin Diseases, Nervous
Debility, Kidney Diseases. Bladder trou-
bles. Specific Blood Poisoning, EruptionH,
Ulcers and All Private Diseases Cured for
Life by Safe Methods
6OG, Bacteria Vaccine. and ali the new
Gerums and antI-toKins administered
Charges low. Medicine furnished.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
FoR sALE-H0UsEs

PoH SAILS F0ss. SsIgs, sst fer sss
,,pltthgIs hsfhe igt tfs RfsaHy; > setdi- g.
lhl Dsfshss, hstsNaftF ksst ara : EsT
@ Isa WI o. Wsii - tsss - tbs
Ilose 4 kltkkes. Ia. iIts Il - =.
SoS Sbisdss bis1lss-ss ts !'t.s sss:s,.sH 80 s.a
slI ,IoofH sha sits ssiSslsI Btisk k5sss
ist wsii siiss,ss Iysa y i,sis d. = BI,ss,s sd 1"
BOSS z PHELPS. igsl iist ID z. u ".
.sssf:. ! .s.:s sss -:s, :s' q + issS .s
reo bss.. 'hslrs ,s 9ss;;fh 9,ss; s~s.s.s,J s,s-
slsotrie liEhis, ms ysfa 20 paved aiisJ ah4
is6as . PHELPS. Inc, i4ss q n ".
I,R EoR sAkE-Prles, 1850, % Bast Capitol
tainsdi = nearly new corner bfisE h6sss.
colonial styis with hot water heat. sissfFie
,lEhta' houss Scfssnsd tbf0aEhsut. iafTs
BOSS 9 PHELPg, Inc, 1905 H q. n. ".
FOR sALE.-Pries, t7.1l6. on psTk Road
sold quickly. bulit by a veil known buiidsr,
porch. tWo-stofy back poTehss. bsi-Watsf
n;,s, n;n,st, electric lights; ihlald n9ors. paved
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Inc, 1908 n u. -. W,
.CAN DAAbEs-FIlgeF NDsBbVf IN Blogftlln H4AA9
just on from FIRST strsst-a siG-r0om
colonial brick house. frOpt and rear
porcheS, sxcslIsnt hot. water heating plant.
the whole property In hrSt-eiass eondi-
Poss Bea FGSf1sSslGs p1sI pc Eiysn. }rs ,.ssHsNw
FOR sALE-Priee, 50. 500, In chevy Chase
-lmrnediate possession can Be obtained, 90
progsnt owner will furnish reliable tenant
AZ $50 per month. Reasonable terms of
sale made. A Well-built colonial house
having eight rooms and attic. two baths.
living room with open aFsplacs-in fact.
every up-tO-date modern imprOvemsnt
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc, 1895 IL q. ~. W.
FOR sALE-Priee, 1I,35O. can Be sold on
terms Of $3.50 cash and $40 per month 20
include principal and all Interest. A con-
plete home having porch frOat. aiE rooms
and bath, inlaid doors, convenient location
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 1905 z q. n ".
FOR sALB-Priee. $500, a HttIs on from
18th street on the HeightB- 4 splendid
home in hrBt t-clasI condition; . large six
room and attic brick house having front
porch, unusually large rear porche8, large
yard. Possession given
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc, 1895 II 81. ~. ".
FOR sALE-Price, $500. in PetWorth-
q we'll located corner house having six
rooms ana bath. hot-Tater heat, electric
lights, front and rear porchea. This ls .
decided bargain In q home and one well
worth your prompt attention.
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Ine-s 1905 H St. n. ".
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

NINE ACRES q Sod lad, to-eosm Rssi-
dence, IN perfect cUnditiOn, I've baths.
many clo88t9, unen foom, new Walor ag1-
TEN, stone milk hougs. large barn, aerV-
ants house. smoke honge. garage. I've
minutes walk from statlon- On Old D1-
mlnion Electro Railway. about nvo mia
uteg walk % hart Of good toWn win
bAnk. stores. slsctric plant, ice plant, rod
churchss and high school CommnlinR
and fruit. Price. 1900 A bargain Ina
mediate poassM1on.
ONE ACHE mere - lsas Win ne 0-eoum
house IN good repair; water on p0feh,
within - ulinufsg % Waahiu9ton on I've
sisctric lines, al1o g8od state read. Gem
nauting distance and 99-niuute ear service
Tsis = 9 good small property. Price. e1,so9.
Want oGsr-
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
III 18th St N. w.
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
cla. .ifisd sdReal Estate Adzsrti.ins
FOR sALE-HoUSES
BUY FROM

BUY FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS
~ 1sas, III 18th 81. n. ".
Near Tuxton Circle
Ss,ssS-s ssssS abd bath. hot-Eatsr
hsst. NssF eaF Bnaa. walking distance Of
dSNHt6pH.
Semi.Detached n. E.
fG,1ss--s Fsozng ss1 barh- Garage, Big
pgrsbss Large ~ yaFd- Near 18th and
Near zznd and g
I4,1ss-s Esens ssa beth. large yard.
csisss % ears. Ifnnnsdiats DOsssasion-
Keefer Street Near Georgia Ave.
700 esiSSisi DSTehsa Good Ysrd -
d Vsd alley. L3bsFal terms HtGh iSea-
tisn near soidisTS Hons Park.
Corner House in PaTkyieW
ttsgs-s rooms ara batb, AZ satsl1s
roma, bsfehss. large si1s gaT1- HlGh -
cation. Not far from sss-aeFs DAFE- LAD
sTai terms
Kenyon Near nth
SssGS-Tsrms g1ss cash. : Tssns Hs1
bath, Southern exposure, Heaf eAfa,
9th Near Otis
a. sSs-Tsrms $500 cash. rooms snd
bath Front colonial porch High loea-
lion fronting on SOldisTB Home PARK
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors,
M. 2345 7i3 14th St. \. w.
Make Your Dreams Come True
Will build % realize your In
dlyiduaI 's'Drsam Home" On most
liberal terms ever offered includ-
ing our mortgage loan and tax pro-
tectlon contract.
no need Of living 10 antiquatsd
dfIapIdated homes. void Of modem
conVenlsnceA The best - not too
GOOD for you and me Addreu
Building Department"
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY.
giS-zs District National Bank Building
Franklin 73I5-"
The Washington times., 1919-05-02
PERSONAL
NELLIE NELSON TILrnN-CnlI al An

NELLIE NELSON TILTON-CalI at Amer
ican Red Cross. COS Kenois bldg, Ebout
allotment check; Henrietta H. p. MRulsby,
call at American Red Cross. sos Kenois
bldg, about allotment check; Mary Far
rinBtOn Flynn, call at American Red Cross.
sos Kenois bldg, about allotment check I;
Elizabeth Tell O'Brien. call at american
Red Cross, sos Kenois bldg, about allot-
mcnt check; Catherine Reed Martin, call
about allotment check; Gottlieb Splitter,
call at American Red Cross, sos Kenois
bldg, who have a message for you from
home; Pansy Lorraine Wander WALL call
at American Red Cross, soc KenoIs bldg,
about allotment check; Bertha Brooks
Stored, call at American Red Cross. sos
Lena ClasmRn. call at American Red Cross.
sos Kenois bldg, about allotment check !;
Martha Gordon Jackson, call at American
Red Cross, 606 Kenois bldg, about allot-
mant check; Ara kcDormand. call at
American Red Cross, SOC Kenois bldg,
about allotment check: Grace Patricia, call
at American Red Cross, sos RSnoiS bldg,
about allotment check Mildred May Mey-
ers. call at American Red Cross, COS Ke-
nois bldg; about allotment check; Ethel
Hawkins WoffOrd, call at American Red
Cross. 606 Kenois bldg, about allotment
check; Violet Powers McDonough, call at
American Red Cross, SOC KenCis bldg.
American Red Cross. 606 KenOis bldg,
about allotment check; Mildred Gertrude
VesPer, call at American Red Cross, sos
Kenois bldg, about allotment check; Kate
Taylor, call at American Red Cross, SOS
Kenois bldg, about allotment check; Marie
Ferguson Monk. call at American Red
Cross. sos Kenois bldg, about allotment
check: Olive jacobson Catberg, call at
American Red Cross, 6O6 Kenois bldg,
about allotment check; Mary johnson, call
at American Red Cross, sos Kenois bldg,
about allotment check; Catherine Mary
Smith call at American Red Cross, COS
Kenois bldg. about allotment check; Rhea
Sylvia McWilliams, call at American Red
Cross, COS Kenois bldg, about allotment
check: Emma Meckrotte, call at American
Red Cross, COG Kenois BLDG, about allot-
ment check; Helen johnson. call at Amer
allotment check; Irene Hanson. call at
American Red Cross. SOC Kenois bldg,
at American Red Cross, sos Kenois bldg.
about allotment check; Ruby Cant Scott,
call at American Red Cross, COS Renois
bldg, about allotment check. l-2
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

Thousands of people suffer more or
less constantly from furred, coated
tongue, bad breath, sour burning stom-
ach. frequent vomiting, rumbling in
and stomach acidity, and eall it indi-
gestlon when in reality their trouble
Is due to gastric catarrh of the stom-
aeh, writes New York physician.
Catarrh OF the stomach is dangerous
because the mucous membrane lining
of the stomach is thickened and a coat
inc of phlegm covers the surface so
that the digestive fluids cannot mix
with the food and digest them. This
condition soon breeds deadly disease
The blood is polluted and carries the
infection throughout the body Gastric
ulcers are apt 10 form and frequently
an ulcer is the first sign of a deadly
cancer.
In catarrh of the stomach a good and
safe treatment is to take before meals
teaspoonful of pure Bisurated Mag
nesia in half glass of hot water as
hot as you can comfortably drink it.
The hot water washes the mucous from
the stomach walls and draws the blood
TO the stomach, while the bisurated
magnesia is an excellent solvent for
mucous and increases the efficiency of
the hot water treatment Moreover the
Bisurated MagneSia will serve as a
powerful but harmless antacid which
will neutraliZe any excess hydrochlerie
acid that may be in your stomach and
sweeten its food contents. Easy, nat
uFal digestion without distress of any
kind should soon follow. Bisurated
Magnesia is not laxative, is harmless,
pleasant and easy to take and can be
obtained from any local druggist. Don I
confuse Bisurated Magnesia with other
forms of magnesia. milks, citrates, etc
but get 1T in the pure bfSurated form
powder or tablets), especially pre-
pared for this purpose.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
,JEWETT CITY

The vital statistics for December
as received by Town Clerk John
Welsh Sow six births: Naiio Wilfred
Con0rty, Fabiola st. dei;l. JOSEPH
Henry Rene La Force, Rosa Mari
nelii, Peari l.}lllse iiaz%Ie' Two mar
rlaSoS, PETE Ehanot jc'. and Emma
seymour, wins II. Morgan ana An :
ME Anaerscnj eight deaths -1lhert IL
An1h9nF, Inf'heh2a: Maran '; an
thonE, miQeEza; CnafIeS j.. Morgan
heart 'dse22e. Hlam Il bHce'
asthma t1efiiE L. buttch, pheufhe-
ma: ,arGl.nr T. bfSAit' oiafFAoea'
Jane y. Met42Nefa, mef-h5;IlS-
The following officers 81 Reliance
iodCs. 40. . l. O. .. T., wore install
cd Monday evening by D d. G. NJ.
Kinney and staff Of Norwich: n. G.,
| Earl Gilbert; Y, G., ChsunceE Chase;
4, S., Z. Blake; f. s, G. A.
| Haskell; treasurer. c. w. Robinson;
| warden, William McCluggage; con
d1ctor. Thon&s Upton: G. s. g.. Hugh
! Davis: l. ). G.. q. T. fhornton; 4
! :, Of :. g.. \. Thompson; /. ;,
! to \. G.. Nobel Syming OIL; r: S: S.
5l ,i,'.,.'S N+iJr; =, t s.sIl
| .3;.i'''''q i'7' r. $500 So
oi,a,t,o;,, r, 9-.i,,,, e r : o' "A
90 ,.'.ltl y ~ =, y,
olla - t 81 ~ gu Ss,seo '0' ''ie
! SS'ie' at pelle1lt VI tlle 'iueI'
The Woman's Mission circle Of the
Eaptlst chuFch met WIN Mrs M d
| RULER in St''Tandale, Tuesday after
n,a bZ irs q II Prior O.
Snrintnro ,oadin% hcfs ~. "A -
~. o,!a4-a,, ~. Vrs nj r, T7III1o,-. saCo
reiarv ra,ort and husinnes Tyonoen
pro,,tyers of mo 0ric1t. Cbo,,to. IT
~ w. I7,,,,,-c, ~. " C,I,,.,-a!
e 80 ny, - W. - =
T7ii!L = $3.50, --,+, -, -
pi.ob1aI,, ~, II ST.. -;
49,, FJia,.;o 49, o,,io % NJ, -
co 60; r, - lS,' M NJ CiGse. 5ts. ran
TIos 3Ji 5fnboj
4-,1,a,I,, of 3,1,,s s3 =, o'llts
y r5iai,;sl VI tl.pi'iiIs@ 4pCut CitrlstIaI
~ III la'ii ~ M, % Dgihi!on' MrS
IorS5q' lpl I LIie3 nlral I,l i'lre Linp
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

Mitchell, recording secretary; Alma
Gobeille, financial secretary; EXavier
Guertin, treasure: So'enl Mitchell
orator: Albens. Mitchell 0r2anist; 10.
scDh Sevigny, senior woodward: Ne
lodie Cotoir, junior woodward; Au-
gustus GaSne, S7H.1r boadle; Edmond
J0doin, junior beld:e.
Following the Installation a class
OF thirty new ca1li,i.ltos were initiat-
ed by Brother Henry \. Bannit. P II.
c. r. Court Plainfald anticipates I'M
ptiating much larger class of candi-
dates at its next meeting.
Brother James J. Mc[frath. D. s. {.
R., was unable to attend because If
the death of his son, and his absence
was regretted by all. Interesting ad-
dresses were delivered in French and
| English by the visiting officers.
| After the business of the court had
Ibeen concluded, refreshments were
served and dancing followed. Brother
pieu Dome Jodoin, c. D.. and special
chairman Of special committee, was
| cGmpimented by all for the able man
ner in which he conducted the affairs
OF the evening.
Private Arthur Monty has returned
to his home. after being htnorab bly,
discharged from the Canadan army
| He has been stationed in England fol
| some time, and says that if they We're
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
PLAINFIELD

A public installation of officers was
held in Krauss' hall Saturday evening
by Court Plainfeld, No. 1887, indie
pendent Order of Foresters. with
Erother Henry A. Benoit, past high
chief ranger of Pawtucket, r. l., pre-
siding, The installation was largely
attended by members And friends of
the surrounding courts. also many
high court officers of Connecticut and
Rhode Island. The visiting officers
from Providence were BROTHER George
H. Smith, H. V. c. r.. Brother Henry
a. Benoit, P. H. c. A, Terrence NJ. o.
Reilly, H. c., Easbram A. Granier, II.
r., Brother Edward w. Mclean. p.
c. D., of Court Watcher. so. S797.
Brother Joseph Bonier. chief ranger
CT Court Rochambeau, No 3&97, and
Frother Carl Southcr financial sore
tary of Watcher Court. P;ainfrld
was also honored by the attendance
of Brother Lawrence A. Walsh dis
trict supreme chief ranger of Hartford
Brothers George H. Smith, H. V. C.
| r., and Carl Sauther, +. S., acted as
supreme conductors iur;ns the in
staliation. The officers installed are:
Dieu Dome Jodo!n, court deputy;
John Joseph Belanger, chief ranger
Carl Welt, past chief ranger; Lena
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
IF You Have Dandruff
You Have Seb0rrhea

There has never been a hair
remedy even remotely re-
sen7bling Famo.
Famo actually kills the becilli
that kill the hair.
Every ingredient in it is used
by every reputable physician.
But none of these ingredients
were ever before applied to say
Jag the hair.
New Lustre-New Life
Science knows now that Sebor-
rhea causes filling hair, and
finally badness.
Without massage or shampoo,
rama will cause the last sign of
this deadly hair disease TO dis
appear.
The hair will take on rev fife
and shat Eew life will show Ia
woudrous rev lustre.
EanGruff IS SeborrGaea
II you have dandruG you have
Se5orrhea.
and as long 40 you have Sc
horrhea you are in danger Of
losing yosag hair.
Examine every inch OF your
scalp after a few days Of Famo,
and you Uiil not find Z single
fake.
I'll itching viii cease.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
Catarrh
OF The Stomach
Is Dangerous

Thousands Have 1t and Don't
Know IT," Says Physician.
Frequently Mistaken for In
digestion-How To Recognize
and Treat.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
WIILiMANTIC

Fishing through the ice is popular
among the men of this vicinity just
now as in spite Of the mid winter
ice has formed to a thickness of about
eight inches. The catches are about
average. and no big fish are report
ed.
Mrs. Jennie z. Lille Of 1923 Valley
street. left Tuesday morning to take
I'D her residence at the Masonic Home
in wallingforc. The Home has over
one hundred inmates at present.
State Policemen BriGgeman and
Sullivan were In town Tuesday en-
route from North Grosvenordale
where they had been testifying in the
case OF Edward A BARTLETT. who was
arrested last Saturday night for burg
larry.
Miss Mary D. Richmond. teacher OF
the seventh grade at Netchaug school
has been in Jewett City attending the
funeral of her sister. MIS-. Albert R
Saunders.
A large and enthusiastic crowd Of
rooters watched the bowling match
which vas bold Monday night at Tufts
alleys between the married men of the
K. II C. an; the single men. The
former won by a small margit thC
very last bali deciding the game.
Miss Winni[red MOriart= mas beer
engaged to teach a class Of women a
the town evening school il lightning
English
II. 2. Martindale was in Hartford
Tuesday Attending meeting of the
superintendent Of the L. s Employ
merit Service.
Miss Agnes Jones. a student at the
Wiudham High school is seriously il
AZ her home on North street with ar
attack of appendicitis.
The sum OF 1907 was cleared by tn,
Willimantic Welfare Bure:tU as The
result Of the charity BAH given the
evening Of January IS.
Charles A. Southwortr Of Mount
Hone was a local vis-or Tuesday.
Raymond Had6ad and Miss MaIa
chat Haddad were married Monday
night The Syrian ceremony was
performed by Rev Thcclore Yanni
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

Thomas Prive, Paul Prive, Emery
Brothers and Thomas Brothers were
bearers. Burial vas in the Sacred
Heart cemetery.
Some men have mania, for doing
nothing-and 90 it assiGuous!y
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

Howarth said he told Marks that Jack
son was trying 10 fasten a fire onto
him. Witness said jackson arrested
him on one occasion and he was ar
raigned in court. That was eight
years ago and Howarth was fined, his
mother settling.
Various witnesses testified and the
arguments were made. The jury could
not agree on a verdict and the Judge
gave them until Wednesday morning
to consider Court adjourned at 5.43
until Wednesday at 1890 a III.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

scalp, beautiful, glossy. iuz-
uriant hair.
It contains not 2 trace Of harms
full alcohol.
The dollar bottle IS a quarter 20
a third larger.
Get Farno from your druggist
and begin to Use it regularly this
very night.
At all toilet goods counters
81 and SIS cent sizes. YouG
money viii be refunded it you
are not satisfied,
Applications at the better bar
her shops.
Seborrkea is the medical narne
for a n1orbidly increased gow
from tie sebaceous glands Of
tire scalp. TIE seborrheaa sx-
erection forms IN scales or fakes
ard is commonly known as
dandruT.
MID. by The Famo Co., Detroia
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
Don't Lose q Boy

Don't Lose q Eay
If Seborrhea gets into the
sebaceous glands, you viii lose
most OF ali Of your hair.
Not a day is to be lost in killing
the dandruH baciIii with Fame.
Not until Farno has completely
cleared your scalp are you safe.
Farno a Real Discovery
Seborrhea is a disease-as dead
ly to the roots of the hair as
pyorriiea to the roots Of the
teeth.
The discovery of Fano deserves
therefore, to be ranked as a real
achievement.
Shampooing the sealp will not
Kill the bacilli-but Farno will.
Farao Kills the Germ
If your hair is falling out-tl2eR
it is fighting for its life.
As fast as Seborrhea kills one
hair, Nature struggles to supply
another.
But the second viii be a feeble
growth, because the hair is
poisoned at its source by Sc
borrhea.
Unless Fane kills the Seborrhea
n1icrobe-your hair is making a
losing aght.
Each succeeding hair will be
thinner and weaker--uatI Famo
kills the bacilI.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
GAUGE Of Stomach
Sickness


Few Minutes. Money Back if Treat
nent Does Not Overcome Any Form
of Indigestion
If you feel rs though there was a
lump Of lead at the pit of the stom-
ach take a couple of Mi-o-na stomach
tablets and in five minutes you should
see that all stomach distress has van
ishcd.
IF you belch gas. have heartburn or
sour stomach, you need Mi-O-na. If
Your stomach feels upset the morning
after the night before, take two Miro
na, tablets and see how quickly you get
relief.
If you have shortness of breath, pain
in the stomach. Waterbrash or foul
breath, YOU need Mi-o-na and the soon
or You get it the sooner your stomach
should perform its duties properly.
If you use box Of Miona tablets
and feel that it has not overcome your
Indigestion or stomach trouble, take
the empty box to your dealer and he
will refund your money. For sale by
Lee e. Osgood Co and all leading drug
gists.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES

The funeral service of Henry Prive
was held at St. Joseph's church Tues
day morning at . O'Clock, Rev. +. r.
DesSureauIt officiating. Henry Prive,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

% sell the whole island at a dollar
q foot he wouldn't buy enough to
plant a daisy.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

A mans disgrace can always be
traced back to himself.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

Badness keeps coming cloasr
and closer.
But az long as there is life in
the hair roots Famo will slim
ulaEc and encourage the growth
of new hair.
It has increased the length of
womeR's hair from four to six
inches.
Three Years Of TriaI .
The formula of Famo was
worked out in one Of Detroi3s
great pharmaceutical houses.
These wonderful laboratories
manufacture medical supplies
for the physicians and druggists
of America.
Three years CT constant re-
search went on before FsSno
was even given a name.
But in that time it had proven
that it stepped Seberrhea.
Il had demonstrated It's power
before even single bottle was
sold,
No Alcohol ia Fame
Now it is offered to people
peculiarly afflicted with a Dis
ease deadly 30 hair.
Everything in it is helpful 10
hair-helPful toward healthy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
To the Cithlesis oil Dickson
and Dkksoxs G0unty !

The Singer s~wiag Machine Co.
hass ss<a Nh IN s<nd me 10 this City
aad coaHsT 10 take charge u
their business IL ssslias hsis Ceis-
hsated Machine and rshaildiag the
trade. - IA has bssa allowed TO run
dorm. By ths smoloymsnl ii sgsn.s
whe lacked sxpssisncs and shicisE-
ey. | am here 10 make my parma.
asn. home. and axk ioe your cnnG.
dsaes aud srado. ] will give you
Ssis and Hoasss TssA,mssa 10 al 81
our Dealiugs.
| have been in the employ II the
compsny ios rs years ln Missouri
and Kansas. and am thoroughly
qeallfsd 10 adjust and repair all
Machines os reliable makes.
win also carry In stock Needles
Ola, Belts. aud other supplies Tor
any sewing Machine.
Call Ut of wrils our Company Of
ice !! sen n@sa a machine of other
suppliss. We cell ,hs Bes. Ma.
chine On Earth on the Easisst
Terms 10 Suit the Bayss. Hoping
TO get acquainted With the ci,issus
" this county at an early date.
! remain yours most respectfully.
A. Il. SCRANTON,
Sor;s Main ST.. Dickson. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
OUT or TINE GLOOM
Many q Gloomy countenaI,c,
In Dickson Nov Lighiens
With Iiappiness.

A bad back makes yaa gloomy
Cant bs happy NTH continual
backacha.
The sehes and pains OF bad
bnek. are frequently due 10 wsaA
kidneys.
Deans KidpeY Pills are recon-.
menaed Tor weak kidneys.
no Dickson citizens testify.
Mss. {. V. Hunter. Rieksst Ave.
Dickson. says A severe cold lsiI
nay kldn@ys weax and | wss caused
q lot III distress. bad pains In
the top and back d my head and
occasional attacks oi backache !
was nervous and nad . tired feeling
ell the tins. TOO. One oi my frie0ds
advised ne to try Doaas kitin~v
Pills and after using one boz. the
trouble has entirely disappeared. +"
Price 6lE Vt all dealers Don't
simply ash TOE a kidney remedy
get Doan Q Kidney pills--the same
that Mr.. Hunter bad Foster. Mil
bura Co. Mi2rs, Buffalo. N Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
TAKES ADLER.I.kA!

K had serious bowel aud liver
trouble. Lost ~ pounds and could
eat only liquid food Ressn .ssinI
Adlsr.,.ks and now weigh more
than ever. Ia. aud sleep splendid.
" (S,snrdl Georges l.sFerd.
Little Falls, MINI.
One duse Ailer.i-ks relieves sour
stomach, ass and constipation ! NJ
STANrlI. Removes ALL ioul
matter which poisons sys,em.
Often GU RES constipation Prevent
appendicitis, ". Aavs sold Adler.
i,ks many years. II Is MIXTURE
Of huck,horu, caAcars glycer'ne
and nine other s,mple drugs Gle
iIose Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
DICKSON AMAZED
By SUDDEN ACTION

The quick action o! pure I.avop-
Tx eye wash il startling A school
bow had eye etrsin ~ BADLY he
could not read. A week's nee OF
I.avoptik surprised bic teacher 10
much she used it for her old moth
~. ONE WASH showed b~pe6t.
4 small hottie 10 guaranteed TO
bene6i EVERY CASE weak, OF in.
tiamed eyes. The QUICK r~sul, 10
astonishing. Aluminium eye cup
FREE Cleuors Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
Soldiers and Sailors Should
Maintain Their Insurance

Nu~ that We hsve won the war
tN freedom and democracy ,herr
is another taxi Il vital and supreme
Importance That ,ssk is 10 d,
ourselves ana oar children Tor lite
and citssasAip in the rew wosld
which peace 10 bringing in.
All the iseues Of the future de-
pend upon the accomplishment, II
this task, aud all a;asr tasks isr
the present are II only nrcondary
importance Others may be pest.
poned: this cannc.. For i,s &C
cOmpiishmerts we uuss heed oil
our sneryiss. pay tee tull wies and