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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

of Fus already bought early for spot cash. all
months before fus the
possible prices The first shipments always from the select
and this year the demand from the other side where they
buying will only increase the prices but will make
very scarce the higher prices
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
We are making a hit with the Dillon Lens be

in the Dillon just what the auto driver ought to have
and night irving would be like day driving Dillon Lens
generally used.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

A number from here have been to
Wenlock for blueberries but have not
met with much success. A very few
have been quite lucky in finding
them.
Guests at Mrs. Mary Wings Sum-
day were Mrs. Kittredge and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Twombly and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
TRUE & BL ANCHARD CO.
The People Who Deliver S.
VERMONT
Phone 277-2

yer Service with Every Tire Sold
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

the past eight years we have b
and never yet have we had til
streak, although we have sent t
they saw eve want our custome
Tires" so they have adjusted f
been sent them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

Battery parts and repairs right here, any kind OF
repaired made over, or exchanged for new one-our
Station an important feature in our Garage Business
all the time because it's real Service Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Real Estate and Court News
CnANCERY BARGAINS AND SALES.

Arthur l.. Bradley and Laura twite). ct
Sy, essS. 20 oId sI!so fssi Hor.heas eSrnsf
Alfred ] XII Eitsh ga and lrma C. twife,. E,
feet at nor n ssFt eorne5 ps ziS2fl0
S s5ress p, also a2Tll9 feet soathweai
l iSs FIN TAX s's $3.50 l'i So sl'l"s
and E;'m !, Apar;men5s. Inc, to Alfred j: Kirsh
nor r'h We o corner Ashland and Elm Streets
e Made atSOEo o Ssp'smh "f l9ia $4,000
f. GhaI assb iaSbs5a; 80 iios North
Street sep,cmhsr is. 1915 sa7 100" OF :
John rh E.rs hra ana s sIIiet tes
s p he[sy Hs sst'G! g. '$ s 5ee tax norm
IS. wa, I. w E Fare and EFmcns s. cwife, .,
Second 1Snu PATTI Is i tss so ss' yes ne
No hFn iIcs Seco MshoRsy 70 Abort s Baird
;GS Street September 'oe iai nGF'h tax Of MI
co Lewis G'n,er Land and Improvement
inser PARK rs Toosa l asi we lot s5 HsSN
i nnc A Aysi, zoo tGSi S:nh burnam Ave-
GGpiss s. Hsair 25I s aid Charles l. ,nus.
W4 atar e 30 ''' 5 q fa,p" Sna
i.e' .si line arland vSnno. les feet ' HSri III
Seo;s rSSSsr"qG f rss oHi?Ea q lien 5000
.o III "; sh%waI,sT AMI I.:ona l.. twite,. to
s line IS ESssToG Hyc AysnpS
'emhST $, IeIs; tax :s.So: ,.fi G. '''ooV' Sep
to I;c S ,iawhi Vs. and Ida " twlfs c, ais.
20 icct z inches by 100 feet at northwest
%s"sssa .h :hl and sycamore Streets: also
noh siI SS c6s iH'! sies g1 ,ss
/ 81 Il? Inches west OF Sycamore Street: lien
Ha5oa hl""ee * and iSi' Art sfoGG e. Hut
atcrd u!S sasase TO rd l,ws dhn and
rus!cc. Nos 22cO and 2:o2 a,hai,G strnnt,
e co ,cs' nrhcs by 10 feet AZ northwest
'cmh.r u. 1919: tcorrcc,ion) ''p
IL, HH"rt,9ttS IraWl"y To : Lynn Manson
,Gt ., n,'cE r. Highland rark a5xi4o feet
Milton Street: ais" lot s. square % HEN n
Inn ray Ga" and one half miles OF city
Je6n iHfu Asi@ ~; l sbI 500 500 .,,o, ,
harics ii"rry Henderson. 3Oxs5 fcnt n,
| ET,,sh"aS' corner Wiltshire and Center
''IIf siciso,, Fe tTiay 10; isls: $3.50,
10 10, Ed"1rd k".It and Mary (wifc, lots
@n1 o. oiock \. thamherIayn" Court o5x
nue. ''si p,. on wSs' line awbc5laync Ave-
Il. rlcasanis to Mary Agnes ana
block =. chamherIaynr Court. 25xSs% f"ct
tcmbtr 10. l,ls: tax sis6: So '""s sep
jennie Williams 10 Addic NJ. ruckcr
,,ssedt west Inc Twcntyninth Street e6 Zee.
n, GsTTS - wallers,cin and !. !. ,hus,
Wa 80 o. 'o W., to ra,G r Lob wsyHssb@ro
north Inc Eroad sroS%tH bs tr"%S ISE Sl fc".
"'E kaje 'i e. Rs az .fs .. :, SO. .S'
Lawrence No i7a i,cyS4iv S 81 wi'n 9s, n 2,
lTet north limo beverly Street 81 .cci eas
81 carter Street. Angus, Is. 1919: tax 81;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30

S5s; tc: SSS,h Of Street., "e2 sSD,em
G 4 BrGwnins and Alice e. twifc). to
Fonn &veha as0 oIi ns Ng Sa
street September is. ISIS: $3.50. burns
Mm'F sve 'G '? a,reet asxs
e. Se 1877 ns!'9 linr Beverly Street August
Esrnss; l., Sly t. Walter 6. sehaat. .rus-
&c. No Vest va sGn "s Efih Street oa
inches south OF Canal Street. Septembet
C. NJ. Henley. and Norine l.. twife). to
tees c So f. jno South sn Beech Street.
STR SSSh s. SF'f sis ,i STS line
Edith Il. Sutton and Elsie e. Waters to
Edward ) Blake trustee. No. 1911 Garland
September H. 1919: 81 600. A' ~
Louise c. i'iiiS and Oscar D. thusband).
AvcHa feet es Ms i"s
Street. September ;. 1919; $4,000.
sarah j; Dickcrson and /, II; (husband).
side Twenty Street: 80 fec, from
Twcn'y-ifth Street September 5. 1919:
(Rcr"corded)-- r wood and Maude
King Wood to II. Seldom Taylor. trustee.
No. los Plum Street l5NS6 feet cast line
Plum street: lis "a inches north of Floyd
Addie VI. Tucker to Pollard & Baghv.
Inc. trustees, No 6oi North Twenty mint h
STREET. S6Ais6 feet west line Twenty mint
S amSsi gGS ff sis n0 sso" fciay Street Sep"
T.. +. 10th. OF Wayncsboro. Va. to Pol
lard & Hasby. Inc: trustees, 23xl2l feet
No. West Broad Street. September l.,
1919: s31.6So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Wallace r. Brown. trustee, TO Julian NJ.
ford, ieX1a feet CrrcEular) west line
Twenty second Street So feet north OF
Fairnount Avenue. September 5. 1918:
Sl.s40.
Henry A. Sampson. trustee. to p j.
Roa,tic and Hottie G: (wife), No 263l
West Cary Street. &c is by 30 fee: at
southcas, corner Cary and Mulberry Streets.
September 10. 1919: si.7c0.
S T.. Bates. Jr.. and 4. Trevvctt: trus-
northwest corner Maplcwood and Seminary
Avenues. Ansnsi . lslS $500.
to O. J. Blocker. 60Si4O feet at southeast
corner Willow Street and Second Avenue.
September A. 1919: sI.1S0.
Melville c. Wright, subtrustee of i Henry
drown. trustee deceased. 10 Maggie NJ.
RIbb, l5xll5 feet east line Randolph Street
September I. 1919: 500.
NHcrccordcdl-Julian e. Anderson. trua-
tee. to May Elizabeth Graham. OF Henrico
County. 5ONl@0 feet west side Luckc Ave-
nuc. 100 feet north OF Wickham Street.
May IL. 1918: $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept. ee.-TradinE in curb
stocks today in large volume with
interest being spread through a wide list
of issues. Price changes were wide In
many OF the prominent Issues especially
those in the industrial department There
was good demand from the speculative
public resulting fro mthc firmncss with
which prices were maintained during the
past week.
General Asphalt was the early attraction
In the industrial department. moving up to
new high levels. with the stock selling a,
better than rs Proft-tal1ing sales brought
about substantial! decline TO below the
finals of last week. American Safety Razor
was the active feature of the, industrials
although the price of the stock held about
steady. despite the large volume OF business
United Pictures production was again iirm,
and moved into new high ground for "a
gain OF about points
Oils were fairly active. but prices re-
corded small changes from the finals of
strong feature OF the hiGhe rprice stocks.
scoring gain OF about point. Ryan Pc
troleum was hrmcr. scoring fractional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
NEW SURGEON ARRIVES
w. c. WfIfonE. OF Kentucky, Tnkes Tn
Duties In Public Health Service
Office Here.

w. c. Wilfong. OF Kentucky, arrived
here yesterday to take up the position
of assistant surgeon under Passed As
sistant Surgeon Moore in the United
states Public Health Service Office
The work of examining eX-soldicrs who
are applying for disability insurance
has been given to The Public Health
service. and men from all over the
state are being sent here to be cx-
amined.
After examination n report is made
by the service to the War Risk In
surance bureau in Washington, and the
amount of disability that is allowed
the applicant is based on the report.
Eecause Of limited space the offices OF
the Public Health Service have been
moved from the Federal Building into
the Chamber OF Commerce Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
CHASCEKY TRUST.

John Early BragE and r. II (wite,. n
."nfsS hrytn and James NJ. BAH. Jr trus,
l"cs', Z.hl45 feet north line Cherry Street
;sY. te.,i lnm%Fih Of Cary Street August IS.
ALDER, $ Rsird 10 clyde c. Rogers ,rus.
,", 10 lSo' Second Avenue. 40 feet on
Milton S,f econ" My"nns. i7s f%.i north Of
~ l. E.E!ns and i.ottic twifel 10 j IL.
lam ana Joscph Taylor. trustees lnns n5n
roy west SIDE Hawthorn Avenue 200 fcct
I%"YYeh ,w i'ahnrnum Avenue. Angus, 7,
Raymond I. Strauss and Alfred j Eirsh
and wNMi,,iiropiI1!d Welifort. Hugh +. Koso
Strednes' '"G .T,e Iorn" ASishl",na ana Elm
Charlcs +. hubbard 10 4 Chcw,i,r
u. trustee. No. llOj North Twenty ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
NEW YORK rKoDuCE MAEkEr

NE" YORK. Sept. 29.-Cottonsecd oil to-
day was higher on short covering and buy
ing Tor local account. encouraged by he
hrInneSs In competing articles and unfa r.
able crop prospects. Final bids were gem
orally l TO 10 points net higher. Sales II. 400
Darrcls. Crude sold ut Is cents: prime sum
mcr yellow. spot. ESQ: October. 2l5): De-
ccmber. l9.S; March. 1862 Prime winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
NEGRO BARBER BEATEN
Attempts to Buy Pullman Tickets for
Family and Stnrts Quarrel
=.a when Refused.
IBy Associatcd rress

Z JACKSON, MISS, Sept oe-rakcn
from Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train
lat Annie, Miss, yesterday afternoon
by several white men. unmaskcd, car.
sried into the woods and given Sc
we're beating. Drumnond LEONARD
negro barber OF Yazoo City had moi
been heard from this morning
~ Leonard Is said TO have attcmp:e cd
TO buy Pullman tickets for his wife
and two daughters in Jackson. and "a
have quarrcled with the ticket agcn,
because the sale was refused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30

advance. In the low priced stocks Allied
on was again II prominent Issue, although
pricc changes were small.
silver shares attracted most attention in
the metal list the low priced stocks of this
group being most active and strong Me
Nanara mining shares moved up for a small
gain. Tonopah STOCKS were in better demand
at prices slightly above the previous closing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
NEW YORK LIVE sToCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.--Bceves firm: steers
$3.50 '
Calves firm; veals. slS.o1ars25.o; cults,
Sl5u0N *lI.50; ycarlinEs. $6O06f $40 q
Sheep and lambs steady: shcec, SiO9sSoo;
ruiis. s3eeTSio; lambs. *l3.OT&l7O: culls,
Hog, steady at slsoo@s SIS: pigs. ,l7.ooa
$40. roughS, $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. S. Weather Bureau.I
virginia.
Forecast 4:

Forecast: Virginia.
Fuir Tuesday: slightly
warmer interior cast
portion. "Wednesday fair.
cooler.
North Carolinn-Fair
Tuesday except showers
near tho coast. We'd
nrs,lny fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
ling futures ranged as follows:
chicago LIVE sToCR MARKEr

CHICAGO. Sept. 9-IioEs-Rcceipts 20 900
lower: heavy. 1893 IN sl735 pigs sis - qI ID .,
ca;tlc-.Receipts. 5000: firm. beef steers
hsayyweiEht. $3.50 $500: veal calves
Shecp-Rcceipts. 40 600; firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Tie UEited states Railroad Admins.
49,. frnliOn

sAnnounes change in schedule. effective
October I. Atlantic Coas, Line loca
5tFHinB:
Mo. 80. leave Petersburg 1880 A. NJ.
( 4cSteadN OF 1850 A. M. Arrive Rich
mpMd $3.50 a. NJ. instead OF $3.50 a. NJ
No. ~. leave Richmond $50 y. NJ.
slpgtead Of $40 p, ~. Arrive Peters
;SFuR1 $3.50 p. NJ. Instead of $50 p. M.
ttsssktSs .l GEO. u. ECKER
ntyIsscn Passenger AgcnL-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS aIAnKSrs
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK Sept. 2o.-Cotton goods buy
ers today hcsitated through fear OF strike
inuencc. Cotton yarns higher and
more active Raw SILK and buriaps were
steady; The government. II was reported.
Will share in cartridge cloth profits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30

rates and to notice that as q result OF iSn
british strike all sailinss to the United King
dom had been suspended. The market close,,
unsettled. to ~ net lower. with December
hatfs and May Sl@E, to Sizes. Oats finished
Ing from so cents decline to rise Of 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
local Temperature Yesterday.

i. NJ tcmpcra turc .............
Maximum temperature to +. VI
Minimum temperature to l.. NJ. .....
Mean temporal tire yesterday.
Normal temperature for this date. .....
br1ClencS yesterday. ...............
Deficiency since March l..............
EACcss since January l.............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH GA, Sept. .o-Turpentine
steady. l.0@ l.55h: sales 355: receipts IS:
shipments. 2o9; stock. SIS
Rosin firm: sales. s9i: receipts. $50; ship
ments. 5sG: ostck, to.lH Quote: 49, l59a n
$3.50: D. 1915: L. Is. S5Gll6oo: +. ls.0oetleia:
q. ls3o@i6-l: II. 1850 1855: l. lT.oOSi Is 90 :
X. ISIS q 1900: NJ. 1900 300: y, 2o.oOQalo9
VS.. cl00gr Loo; WV. 2250
COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Sept. co.-Spot coffee unset
tied: Rio IS Isl Santos 4s. oi% a2i; nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Local Rainfall,

Rainfall IL hours ending \ i. NJ None
Rainfall 20 hours ending L. NJ. .... Nom"
i TAocSs shS se an"Ton -: .'..-..'..' 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Markets

Continued from Ninth PaEc.)
VAT Chemical. conn.,. 100 sou -.
Va. Fire and Marine Ins. Co. % 1oJ -.
RoanOke Mills 10 pfd...... lOgi7 -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale. !
HIGH GRADE USED CARS.

We are now offering tradinEs OF superior
quality that guarantees safety from mis-
representation.
We arc new car dealers with q reputa-
t!on to sustain and Invite any prospective
purchaser OF a motor car to Investigate our
business character.
Look over the appended list. It may be
tho means OF your making a satisfactory
purchase at a saving In cash.
cost now $500. our price $500. '"'"''
1918 Franklin Limousine. perfect mechanic
ally. repainted. price $3.50.
Typo So Cadillac. s-cyIinder. 7-pa.senser
touring. two extra tires. price Sl.7o0.
ISL, 1919 Peerless 7-passenger touring. pr.c-
$500.
1918 Peerless. touring. overhauled. repaint-
1918 Chevrolet. s.eylinder. Chummy Roads
ter. like now. $1,000
1917 wIilys. Knight 7-passenser touring
elegant mechanical shape. reprinted. 81. 800
1913 Stephens Six. s-passanser. repa,nted.
TRAYLon MOTOR GARAGE COMPANY.
Center Avenue and Woodward Streets.
Reading. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Deaths,

cV3a oIiiIsA funeral OF AEnes Iielfert
, d!sd at Alexandria. Va, viii take place
nhWrehi intsT!ncnt in ST. Mary's Gene
uncle; GeorSe +. Ilelfert. zoos venable
She leaves a husband. one child. father.
brother and sister
LA Dis9 at the residence OF his
parents, 1901 West Cary Street. Monday
Ss sept. 20. at $50 4. 81. Joseph il.
ms wiIe. one child. also his parents. Mr.
ana Mrs joseph n. Ladd. and one brother
Funeral Wednesday from the residence
Interment in Rivervicw.
M9,B RI ); y. The Retreat Hospltal
Morris; Morris, wife Of the late J. 4. Morris. Re
street She is survived by daughter. Mrs
II L. Henderson. and one brother. j. J.
Funeral services at the grave in Oak
WmMlTLOCk-Died. at his residence 270i
West Cary Street. Monday. September 20.
1919. at ll:t5 y. NJ. in the sixty-nfth year
OF his age; Edgar VI. Whitiock He is sur
Eired by three daughters. Mrs. w. H. Fields
MIS- NJ j. Meyer and Miss Mabel Whitlock:
TWO sons. Dorsey and Arthur. He was
member or Tabernacle Baptist Church.
FUNERAL from the home Wednesday, Oc-
tober ]. at i. NJ. lntcrment in Kivervew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
RICHMOND ia, MARKET.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Sept. c9-New declines in the
value Of corn took place today. owing more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKY

Wholesale Quotations on r.I-nnnx.
Richmond, Va. ScSt. ., 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30

VIM TRUCK. JUST LIKE NEW. $500:
PANEL. SIDE BoDY: EXTRA TIE.
ETC A. MYERS. SONS CO.. oil SOUTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
HAND PACKERS

NURSES mead several good coiorsd
nanny nurses: good pay. good hones.
apply Mrs. Whitlock. City Empioymsnt
I9rsau, Noom O. City Hall. $500
a. 4, : - SEaSI,WhnS waitressea wanted
Anderson. 100 East Frankiin Street -
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-30

one between two of the jurors. Sit
ting there moment, she rose from
her cEair and pointed towards the
negro, making the accusation that
ne was the man who shot Mr.. Mont
gomery.
Those VIII Sc sworn ana signed
testimony followed are Miss Lorroine
Owen. only compan on of Montgom
cry when the killing occurred, who
'Hs.'"oa at the Mondays session Of
the INCEST and at Wednesdays final
session; Detective c. w. Russell,
no. with Detective Pittman, went
for MONTGOMERY body ard made
Investigations Immediately follow
ing the crime at the scene; Charles
Arey, who, with officers, accompan-
led Miss Owen to her home Detec-
tive ID. b. Bradley, who was among
the officers arresting Hunter; De-
tective j. d. Johnson, who also as
sisted in the arrest: j. p. Gibson.
street car conductor. who claims tC
have taken Hunter TO Myers park
and Harry H. Williamson. who va.
at the Owen residence at the tine of
the killing and who heard tha shot
and screams.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-30
Quarterly Meeting w. NJ. s.

Following is the program OF the
quarterly meeting w. NJ s. to he
held with New Hope Baptist church
Saturday. June Z, beginning at
1890 o'clock
Devotional-By local pastor.
Words of Greeting-Mrs. ]. A.
Cauthen.
Response-Mrs Minnie Williams.
Report from Societies BY dele
gates.
How Did the Missionary Spirit
Grow Among Baptist Women?-
Mrs. w. r. Gregory.
What Eight Reasons Should BE
Given Member OF the Church for
Joining the w. NJ. S.-Mrs. A. N.
Funderburk.
What Relation Does the Society
Apportionment Bear to that of the
Church-Mrs. r A. Williams.
What Six Ways May Members OF
the Society Make Their Mission
Gifts?-Mrs. J. C. Funderburk.
Dinner.
Devotional
How Does a Missionary Society
Help Local Church and How Does
the Church Help It?-Mrs. T. A.
Dabney.
What Are the Needs for Personal
Service?-Mrs. b. F. Carson.
What Responsibility Should the
Women OF a Church Feel for the
Missionary Training OF the Girls?-
Miss Annette Stover.
Closing Words-Mrs. L. C. Pay
seur.
Every church please send dele
gates as the last meeting was not
held on account Of influenza. Much
work needs to be done. Visitors
will be welcomed.
Miss Lille Usher,
Pres. OF Division 2.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-30
TO THE VOTERS OF THE TOWN
OF LANCASTER.

Inc town election next Tuesday Ia
10 determine whether or not the yo-
ters OF the town prefer to lew an
auuitlonal tax to pay the $4,000
Dack Indebtedness for street i'm
provements and put the town on a
business basis, or whether thew nre-
Ter TO go on paying six per cent in
terest on this $4,000, and an ex-
orpitant rate on money borrowed for
current purposes. The Indebtedness
OF the town is and has since 1916
Deen greater than the income of the
towh' hence, no bank will loan
money at low rate of interest to
the town. In addition, Main street
VIII VIII, soon De In condition where 1t
VIII be necessary to repair II. The
other streets OF the town need I'M,
pToVement II the Indebtedness OF
$4,000 was paid by this increase I'm
TAX IL would enable succeeding coun-
CHS TO borrow money at low rate of
interest and TO borrow additional
money for improvements which are
aosoiuteiy necessary. 1t may be ar
sued that the town should be bonded
to pay this back indebtedness
however, all bonded Indebtedness
should, 1t seems to us, be made for
permanent improvements and not to
cover back Indebtedness. This is
simply business proposition. If
the town wants to pay this old debt
ana put Its affairs on businessIiks
OASIS IL can do so by voting this tax.
III the town wants to continue to nav
an exorbitant rate OF interest which
VIII continue from year to year. IL
can reject this tax proposition.
IL may be pertinent to saw that the
beneht OF this adjustment of the old
indebtedness Will accrue TO succeed
ing councils and not to the present
one.
r. s. STEWART.
~, Mayor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-30
FOR B|L|OUSNESS
AND INDIGESTION
TAKE A CALOTAB
The New NauseaIess Calomel That
Is Purified and Refined From All
Sickening and Dangerous Effects

You have heard OF smokeless
powder, colorless iodine and taste
less quinine-now get acquainted
with neusealess calomel-the new
calomel that is wholly delightful in
its effect, yet retains all of the sys-
tem-purifying and liver-cleansing
qualities OF the old-style calomel.
Your doctor will tell you that cal
omel is the best and only medicine
for billiOusness, headache, indiges-
tion and constipation and now that
1t is pleasant to take everybody is
taking Calotabs, the new calomel
with all OF the liver benefits and
none Of the sting.
One tablet on the tongue at bed
time. with swallow OF water
that's all. No taste. no nausea, no
salts, no danger Of salvation. Next
morning you wake up feeling fine.
your liver thoroughly cleansed, all
ibilliOusness. headache. constipation
and Indigestion removed. Eat
what you please-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price thirty-five
cents. All druggists are authorized
to refund the price II you are not de-
lighted with Calotabs.-Adv.
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GERMANT'S ANSWER
IN ALLIES HANDS
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do, of Italy, has accepted
According to The Temps the es-
sential points in the agreement are:
First-Fiume, not including the
suburb of Schalk, forms, with the
region to the west, an independent
state under the league Of nations.
This state will be bounded by Italian
territory and contain the railroad
from Fiume to Liabacnu.
Second-Zara Capital of Dalma-
tia).
The Schenico GO miles southeast
OF Triest on the Adriatic) will be
placed under the sovereignty of
lta'y. which renounces any other
part Of the Dalmatian coast and
hinterlahd
Third-Italy will exercise sover-
eighty over islands called strteeic,
namely Cherso 12 miles southwest
of Fiume belonging to Istria.) Lus-
sin southwest Of Cherso and also
1strianD and Lissa (33 miles south
west of Spalato in the Adriatic. be-
longing to Delmatia) with the out
lying islands
Furthermore, says The Temps
the league OF nations grants Italy
the mandate over Albania, where
the treaty of London assured Italy
preponderating influence.