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Assignee Of Assignee Of
Mortgages Sale
Desirable LOT of Land
IT GREENa0uET. CARROLL o0uE.
TT, MARYLAND.

Hy virtue OF The power OF sale Con-
tanned in the mortgage of Victoria
snaffer and Joshua shaffer, her hus-
band. mortgagorz. 70 4 certain Charles
y. shafer, bearing date February
18th. 1902, and d record among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll County n Libar j. II. B. No.
i. folio III etc. which said mortgage
las been duly assigned of record
unto the undersigned. and default
having occurred n the payment Of
ne said mortgage indebtedness and
he interest aeeruing thereon. the
undersigned vii ell at public ale
N The premises. On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q. 1913.
n two O'Clock ?. N, all that lot or
parcel OF land situate In Greenmonnt.
Carroll county. n the State OF Nary
Ind. lying along the Baltimore md
Hanover Pike. and also along he
County road leading to Greenmnunt
containing
- SQUARE rERGHEs or LAID.
more or less. and being the same Iot
u parcel Of land conveyed unto me
aid Victoria shafIer by deed q
Alexander FowbIe and others, bearing
date April 18th. 1892. and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
County In Liber D. F. C.. No II.
IolIo b04 etc.
This properly i improved b.
- STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE,
- SIX rooms anI large cellar. neat
house. corn-erIb. chicken house. hog
IN. stable With loft. wagon EIsa.
md the usual outbaildlngs. This
property adjoIns the property Of the
United Brethren Church. and Il about
iIxs minutes walk from the Railroad
Stallion at 0reenmounL
TERMS OF sALE:-One-th third q
he purchase money IN the day Of
ale or on the ratification OF the ale
- the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. aud he residue thereof IN
81 and twelve months from the dag
of sale. or all cash ut the option Of
The purchaser or purchasers. The
credit payments 10 Be secured b he
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers.
Nth approved security and hearing
interest from The day of sale.
FREDERICK :. REINHEIHEn.
Assignee Of Assignee Of Mortgages.
Hond 8 Parke. Solicitors.
no. ", 'lieaver. Anet.
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MONDAY. sEPTEMBYn >. IsIs.

al ! e.eIo.E D m. all he following
property Yariur organ. pzTlor suit
Of rIszsz. extension IaIIs. zsttee.
dining RON chairs. rocking
chairs. IHTEa stand. lafKe ~. bed
ateadH. lsaI springs. counter panes.
bureau zaI zIaaa. cane zsz1 chairs.
J rocker. marble top sIaHd. los Of
china. EIH.z sare. fuEH. water
set. EIazz pitchers. : go mugs.
lot af zI1aH mating. alarm clock. 1
bureau md glass. bedroom ehairn.
lot of - clothing. balHIsTH. pillows
and quill. rugs. : blankets, 2
looking glasses. . ga burner and
oven. sewing machine. ! feather bed.
! rocking chair. | bureau. Ia vases
aud mnsz. IoI Of dishes. . dTuEgeta.
refrigerator. eook stove. ] cherry
leaf table. kitchen chair. kitchen
safe. ioI d dishes and EIasa ware.
knives. faTEH and spoons. Ia kettle.
lot Of cooking utensils. J n0al oil
lamps. chairs, iinolenm. : axes,
rake Hna Hoe. lawn mower. n window
curtains. window uereenz nd many
other articles too numerous % mem
ton.
Terms . sale; AL znma under
$500 ca Al sums u 40 and
upward. ) credit " az months will
be given. purchasers giving their
notes viii approved security. bearing
interest from day OF sale.
GEORGE u. sT0GEsDALR,
Sent. =. 7 Executor.
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A large seven passenger antOmo-
bile Haa destroyed b IRE II Ridge
Vile eaTiY Sunday night The name
Of the owner could moi h secured.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-19

lEIlRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price. II
Taylorsvil1e. md Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hear, OF Sans Greek, visited ne laL-
ler's aunt. Mrs. Amanda lobster. IN
Sunday.
Lelster's school opened On Ion
day, September ID With Miss Chris
tina Wright - teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mahanna
spent Sunday Nth their broIner-irl-
law. Mr.. VIM. UeYIibias. at Reese
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Private Sale Of FARM /!

The beautiful Gelman homestead
between - and 70 acres adjoining
Western Maryland College. Ideally
located between : HIaIs roads.
Choice fruits OF all kinds. Finest
cropping ground, 2 springs. : wells
OF excellent water. 80 dairies.
Buildings IN good order Informa-
ton
WI. - 1EI1AN.
Gent - -
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Our Advertisements Bring Results.
He Do Plain nd Fancy Printing.
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LOOK OUT FOR RED FLAG!
Horses, Harness md
Vehicles Sold on Commission.
IIsxEeuTOR.s SALE
u % VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND.

The undersigned. b virtue O the
Last I'll nd Testament = Josephine
HuAh. deceased. and 81 - 6rdsr OF
the Orphans Court OF Carroll Coun-
~. VII 0IIaf II public ale. N Car
roll street residence of Id deceased,
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EXECUTORS SALE
II OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
o. STATE ROAD MAR IT. AIRY.
CARROLL COUNTY. MARYLAND.

u virtue Of the power and au-
thofIIY contained in he Inst will and
testament Of Sarah Z Snyder, de-
ceased. md an order - The Orphans
Court 81 Carroll County, the under
signed acting executors. will offer II
public ale upon the premises, situat=
ed IN Carroll county. Maryland, on
The baltimore and Frederick State
Road. about TX miles Eat OF Ridge.
Vile. On
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1919,
n o'clock .. m. The following real
estate Of which the lid Sarah L.
Snyder died seized md possessed.
being
FITzI. All that tam containing
e ACRES, J ROODs ID Il PERCH.
Is
Of Ind which Is Improved by a neW
frame dwelling house u seven rooms.
conveniently arranged With pantries.
closets. etc, all necessary out
haIlIIaEa. consisting 81 stable, car
rIaE. house, dairy. etc. This prop
eriY i sell SatereI = tao never
failing springs, one Il ne dairy and
one = he house. ~ kinds Of fruit.
and ; large apple orchard. About ;
acre oI the land Il n timber, the
RET = under cultivation. and every
field - running water IN IL
TIE baltimore and Frederick State
Roaez I'm through IHIs property and
il aIZoIaa the land q Fra Davis. FL
ridge Morley. Granville Kinney and
uthsE=. About ten aeIes q Il IL IN
Howard county.
second: Thls parcel Of land con
talnH
I5A ACRES
and IL Sorth of tas J. ! o. Rail
rod n the public road leading past
WIIa Wood Park - - AIRY. There
are - buildings ou Il but all the
the Iana Is uliAble nd i adiusas the
above described farm and the lands
Of IaaH Long. Clarence Murray and
0sl.HHz
The. 1Wo properties constituted
The home farm % the aid Sarah I.
Snyder. deceased. md IRE divided into
txo parcels ia order 70 be adYan=
taseoa9ly Sold both parcels are most
conveniently located - 10 Railroads.
schools and churches. etc.
Terms u Sale. ==aunezthird of the
purchase money To b paid on the day
Of zaIs 81 on the ratification thereof
b. - Haid Court. md the residue
In 10 equal payments. one payable
IN - months and the other In twelve
months from the d. = sale; credit
payments To be secured - the bonds
OF single bills of the purchaser or
purchasers, with sufficient security.
haa@.nK interest from the day q
EaIs. n III cash n I1e option Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
DAVID :. SNYDER,
BENEDICT :. SNYDER.
IeIIng executors.
james 4. Steele
Guy y. Steele
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DAVID SNYDER,
BENEDICT :. SNYDER
IeIIag executors.
JmNI.S Steele
Un3.steele

: he same plaes On the same
daIa i 30 o'clock :. N. the person
Il property Of the said Sarah y. sny=
der. deceased, consisting OF cook
stove. table. rocking chairs, bed
sieada and bedding. Hofa. and nuInerz
oua cher articles u household and
kitchen furniture. aud : ladder, corn
shelter and horse power.
Terms Of ale:--Ga.A On all sums
under 100: credit o aIx months on
all sums Of $500 O. upwards. pur-
ehazz.z giving nole 9TH approved
security bearing interest from day Of
DAVID :. SNYDER,
npN Ksn1xs=H ! aNVnER
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Association: Heller ]. Grant. presI-
dent of the Mormon Church. and
John Spargo. leader OF the group Of
Socialists who supported the Har.
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Valuable Property
IN MANCHESTER, ND.

The undersigned executors Of j.
e0b A. Frederick. deceased. vii ell
u public sale IN Manchester. Nd. q
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, ia.
II p. m. the valuable LARGE
n00MY DWELLING. near the square.
known as the Old stonesifer HoIel
property. The property has L aIaam
heating system through the house
i Is conveniently located for . H1ore
or business place. Pump OF water #
ne house. Shoemaker shop. large
barn and all necessary out buildings.
Haa right-away m alley and large
garden and lot
Terms OF sale One third Of ne
purchase money n cash on the day
II sale or on The ratification thereof
- The Court. and the residue n 10
equal payments u six and twelve
months, or all cash at the opIIon Of
ne purchaser: the credit payments
10 DO secured - the bond or single
bills of the purchaser with aufTIcIant
security, and bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
WILLIAM FREDERICK.
l. i. IlUER,
H1E.Hzzz.z=z
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
luton OFF|CERs|DEFY !
ARTICLE OF ARM|sT|CE
'rmany Refuses TO Allow Polish
Troops to Pass Through
Danzig. ~
FTUATIoN GROWS oNnNoUs
Pishcytsts Menace Allied interests
In Ukraine, and Threaten Poland.
Allied Council Considers Measures
to Settle Controversy.
Bf NAnoTH ulspIS.

pARls. March 22.-The Eastern
ropean situation is most oniinous
'e whole council OF ten met yester-
afternoon. and tho discussion con-
rhed sending troops to General
iiier' the British general. through
mig. but no conclusion was
ached. tho meeting adjonrning the
hole subject until Monday.
me German authorities have officially
ined General Dupont heading tho
ench military mission In Germany.
sc TO allow Polish troops ito land at
inzig, despite Article XVI. of the
d mist, zoe terms. which expressly pro
yes ior such passage; and, further
orc, French officers now. Inc Warsaw
forbidden to enter the. Territory
10 Sy the Germsns east of the Wis,
"a, through which pasSes5the shortest
kiiroad from Danzig to warsaw.
RECT DEFIANCE Of
TERMS OF. ARAIISIICE.
This notice the leading editorial in
1e Temps this evening qualities as
60. but also Of President Wilson'S
FIFTEENTH point, which provides for.
ne creation of Polish state with
lee access to the sea.
| Headed for Crisis" Is the title OF
he Temps article, which asserts that
te German government has fallen un-
fr tho Influences OF military and i'm
Ne allied chiefs will not agree to take
tmnary action; that general up
laval Will follow a rupture coupled
18th Il threatened resumption OF the
ar; that after general scramble
primary viii pay neither damages nor
|hrrendcr territories, but, being the
|sSt organized people industrially,
ill emerge ahead.
PROGRESS
i CAUSES COMPLICATION
In addition to this new German stub
PrnneBs Is the progress OF the Boil
hevist armies progress towards
Pessa. The city is reported still In
ne hands OF the allies, but General
!ranchet D'Esprey, the French COM
Missioner In Turkey. is en- route from
which indicates the
frtousness Of the situation. There
iudInE some Greeks.
Itoumania Is threatened by the Boil
hcvists from the cast, the tkrainians
rom the north and the Hungarians
rom the west The latter now are
fploying three divisions in Tran
While the Hunearians, Ukrainians
nd Bolsheyi6te communicate with each
ther. the Poles and Roumanians arc
SEPARATED and General Haller's three
Ityisions are still in France, and. after
big ten" concluded nothing.
The situation Is decidedly uneasy,
nd the eastern developments may
5Tce the conference to end il.
French circles ask what would hap
len To the allied military prestige AZ
htnEs go wrong between the Baltic
nd the Black Sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

ssatEssrf G,sys s hS reg GsHss
Board, cleared Toulon. In the mean.
fi ane; other ships CARRYING supplies be.
b a trayersIns tile Mediterranean,
Adriatic and Black Seas.
ALDANLANS DON'T LIKE
Dun KIND OF SHOES
We are just putting commission
INTO Albania" continues Major For
most interesting Study. They es do mot T
like to wear our Kind Of shoes, but
nave their distinctive footwear. II Is
suggested we take In supply OF
iea1ne siov With the hair on and then call
AND distribute the material over in
Montenegro, we took In several thou
sand pneumonia Jackets and have
changed the prevailing fashions in
Major Forward returned to Rome
February 10. BY the end OF the month,
ne said, the Italian Riviera was
crowded with American soldiers en-
Toying holiday In Italy on leave OF
rome was Lieutenant Louis J.. Janc,
Dispatch reporter.
ANTICIPATED VISIT FROM
RICHMOND PASTOR ON LEAVE
Rev. w. f. Thompson. d. D., on leave
OF absence from Park Place Mctbo-
DIST Church, Richmond, VINO is mai
in Paris at the time Major Forward
wrote, but he was. expected In Rome
soon.
ut now appears" concludes Major
America and France and Italy arc well
distributed, or moving to their desti-
nations. It is big field to look alter.
and the demands are many. We are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
FEW MuRDERERs ESCAPE.
Riehmond and Washington Police Sc,
Records I'm Capturing
sr StQJcrs,

: Richmond and Washington police
departments are the only two In the
country on record AS being practically
letter perfect In the capture of MIR
dcrers. Washington police hold a 100
per cent record In the apprehension
OF murdercre, and In Richmond In the
laet twelve months twelve murd ers
have taken place and nine OF tho all
legged murderers have been uppre-
hended, two have committed suicide
and but ono Is at liberty.
Not only In regard to capital crimes,
but also petty robbertes and other yio-
lations OF the law are being sup
over 90 per cent of stolen goods lost
in Richmond has been recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
PHI CHI MEDICAL MEMBERS
IN MIDSEAS0N INITIATION
5lhcts-Etn Chapter OF Fraternity
Holds Bunauet at 9Iurphy's
Hotel.

~ ~
,Theta-Esa Chapter of The Phi Chi
iIedicaI Fraternity celebrated It's mid
,,eason iuitiation last night At MUIR
,shy's Hotel The, banquet hall at the
fotei was dccopatcd in green and
Finite, the coIors Of the fraternity, and
9pon the table were punches of lilies
II the, valley the hover Of the or
tsnizatjon.
Robert II. Courtney, OF the active
,gtsr presided pesaans. sye so b. the Dr., taels
Henson, John II. Blair. wv. l.. Mason.
benjamin Rosebro and number OF the
fctIyc members.
The associate and alumni members
pf the fraternity present were Drs. L.
b. CLANCY. .. B. Darden, BENJAMIN
kosebro. w; H.. Mason, J. i. Tabb. Jr.,
s'enja}pin RI. Gray. !. X. Blair, T.. x.
ord. y. w. Henson, William +. Mercer
IND Clyde T, Ross. The active mem
J.. Fulton. II, II. Masters, s. II. Nixon,
{ u, Stump. u. ". Kline, c, Norman,
". B. McCutcheu. G. r, Maloney, 8. r.
pg1eshy, A. L.. Siratford, r. l.. Whit
tker, Crawford. DickersoD. Woods and
Earayati =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
LUTHERAN WOMEN WILL
OBSERVE SELF-DENlAl WEEK
aiectinEs Will BE Held 'NiEhtly, Con-
GLIDING VITA Special Service

Tho women OF tho fsrlrst Lutheran
Church VIII observe March "a 10 30 ns
their week OF prayer and self denial for
missions. ~
Five. meetings will be held, with q
speeia! program for each. concluding
With the service at the church on Sun
pay night The schedule is rs follows
MONDAY, March "a, at 5 r. 81, at the
residence; of G. w. Olphin. 1902 Oak.
W9od Avenue; leader. Mrs. ]. J.
Tuesday. March %. at 5 p. III. OF tho
residence OF Mrs. l.. G. Cronk, 2S4f
West Grace Street; leader, Mrs
Wednesday, March &c, Mt S p. NJ, a,
teo church: leader Mrs. Il. G. Cronk.
fhnrsday, MARCH ~. aat 3 p. NJ. at
Stuart Road leader, Mrs. w. u. Wood.
Friday, March 2S, at 1880 T. AZ, at
the cbureH; leader. Rev. J. J. Scherer.
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. service
at the church on Monument Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
PNEUMONIA JACKETS
g. CHANGE DRESS STYLES
Major Alexander Forward, Writing From Rome Saws
& Shipment to Montenegro Upset Country's Fashions
Albanians Dislike American Shoes.

observation-disclosures Henry w. Ander-
son. or Richmond, In charge OF the
American rRed Cross commission TO the
Balkan states, which sailed from New
probably finished the first part of the
gigantic task assigned the commission
Ito feed. clothe and otherwise relieve
itants of Greece, Serbia. Albania,
montenegro. Bulgaria and Roumania,
according. to Information just received
from Major Alexander Forward. OF
plies of the commission at headouar.
tiers In Rome.
Major Forward was sent to France
the latter part of January by Colonei
Anderson to supervise the sailing Of
on the Mediterranean.
The nrst of these ships was bound
f ms.s, Gaiat5 z; Roumania, touching at
and carried sreater papt Of te e!,b
ordinate Roumanian commission under
the command OF Lieutenant Colonel II
Gideon Wells. director Of Sprague In
impera,Gi Traian w se,y Hn Gan,a ahS
Claude L. Davenport, OF Richmond. as
comptroller Of the Roumanian comm is-
sion.
SECOND SHIP DELAYED
- III. FATAL ''FLI" EPIDEMIC
IT The other ship that loaded at Toulon.
Serbia. Monteneero Albania, Southern
Serbia and Greece, was unfortunately
Major Forward writes. after having
been completely loaded, by an epidemic
OF influenza among the crew. The first
mate. the engineer and the cabin boy
died and seven others were desperately
the sick finally recovered. and on
February 90, the Eriand, a Swedish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
KIWANls MEETS MONDAY
susiress Mems Club VIII Hear Talks
by Edward HeEIand and w.
Greed Davis.

| Glad,handers at the meeting OF the
o'clock at the Business MEMS Club will
be ". 81. Suchroeder Eug enc II,
Gloves, Waller Wynnc. II. II. Williams
booster viii be. II. J., Sparks; the
Eoral boosters" Edward Ragland anu
". Greed Davis. &
The constitution and by-iaws of the
lSiwants Club have recently. been
adopted and the organization will be
tomnIeted with tho ratification of the
thartcr. which will soon be presenter
by prominent Kiwanian from tho
International headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

now anxions TO get where wo can SEQ
actual work In progress. and the time
and get to saioHiki. the center OF the
Held. Th Italians hovo extended every
possible cooperation. Our aim is not
SO much TO help the Balkan people got
fed and clothed and cured, but to plan
TO teach them to feed and clothe and
cure themselves. and to that task WE
now address ourselXcs.n 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
FLOUR AT $40 A BARREL
First Imported Into Germany Since
Arpistiee Was signed On Sale
at CasseI.
fBy Associated Press.

BERLIN, March 22.-The first lot or
-four imported into Germany since the
cassei this week. The price ice S NH b ba
90 pfennigs for German pound. or
approximately $40 barrel at the nor
NAL rate of exchange. The flour will
be distributed in pound lots for use in
gravies and other culinary purposes
but not for making bread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
situation in Egypt Improves.

LONDON, March 22.-The situation
in Egypt has improved greatly, accord
Ing to Reuter- kilograms dated Maret,
FL ut Cairo. Order has been restored
in several towns and Cairo and AIe1-
andria arc tranquil. Telegraphie com,
rnuptcatioD between Cairo and Tayfu
has been resumed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
necospIre Li.huani.'s independence.

7 |lS5 1fSaVNIdIt1I TSSS.
| NEW YORK, March ga cable.
message interpreted by the Lithuaniaf,
Rational council here as meaning that
Denmark. Sweden and Switzerland
EitilnanIa was received by thas sorSanf,,
.ation today, =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20

Sdry tof the repair of streots or 70
movai of buildings.
CON motion by Mr. Rounds al
Portland. 500 copies ordered or,n.
ed.
Sea and Shore Fisheries
By Mr., Perkins Of Boo,hbay Har-
Dor: Petition Of j. u. Hanna and AZ
others Of Bristol for the repeal Of
all present lobster laws and amend
ments thereto.
BY Nj Wyman Of Milbr;dxe: Pc
tition or Robert A. DAVIS and % 9th
ers OF Steueen, for An Ac. prohibit
ing the taking Of smeits and TOM
Gods other than by hook ana line in
Tunk river
BY MI Foss OF Hancock: Remon-
STRANGE 81 Henry Lawrie ana IS 9th
ers Of Sullivan. Franklin and Han
COCK. against any change n he
present smeit law as applies %
Frenchman's Bay and its tributaries
BY the same gentleman: Remon-
STRANGE Of Frank Clark anu IS 9th
ers OF sullivan. Franklin and Han
cock. against same
Towns
~ Nj smith Of Skownegan: pet-
ION OF 4. E. George and nine Others
OF Hebron. urging the passage of bill
poviding for the election Of road
commissioners BIZ towns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take a Tanisspeenfui Of Salts If Back
Hurts or Bladder 6ots>srs

W arr nation OF 'naat eaters AID
our blood Is dlied With uric acid, says
: velI-i.aowr authorit- who warns
IS 70 De constantly on guard against
klGaev trouble.
The kidneys 10 her 1CInost % trAa
the blood If this irritating acid, but
oecom weak from the overwnrk they
get sluggish he ei!Minat;ve tissues
clog and thus the waste IS retained "a
tie blood 20 poison The entire system.
When YOUR Kidneys ache and feel
ike Jumps Of lead. ana YOU have
singing pains n he back OF The
urine $ eloudy. III, If sediment, "
the bladder IS irritable oblig.nG you
% seek relief during the night. when
you haze severe headaches. nervous
and d!Zzy spells. s.eepiessness. acid
stomach or rheumatism n bad wealth
~. get from Your pharmacist about
four ounces OF Jad Salts; axe a table
spoonful n a glass OF water before
breakfast eacn morning ana in few
days your kidneys will ac- ane. This
famous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and e,non Rice. combined
With lithia. ana mas been Ised for
generations 70 flush ana stimulate
c!ogged kidneys. 70 1eUrralize the
acids IN Urine SO = IS no longer
source OF irritation. thus ending m
nary ana bladder disorders.
Iad Salts IS inexpensive anu cannot
njure makes 4 delightful efferves-
cent li,hia water drink. and nobod-
caa make Il mistake by taking little
occasionally 20 keep he kidneys clean
and acT.-e-Aiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20
Old Herbal Remedy
Used For 40 Years in
Relieving Diabetes

everybody is saying TO me that |
look better than ever before. I tip
the scales AT Is: pounds and I am
back working again to the asennish-
l,ent OF all I feel splendid and pso-
pie say 7 am looking better every
day. I must tell you that every
word I have written is true, and I
IAN prove II by hundreds that knew
OF my condition. Jules Friquet. 81
West FIRST Street. Los Angeles. Cal"
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy il
made rom ilerbs and other beneficial
ingredients and has been on the mar
ket AZ wears. a true Indication Of its
value Get a bottle today.
Sold by ieading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt OF
ten cents. Warmers Sale Remedies
Co, Dept, aga, Rochester. y. Y.-Adv
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The most satisfactory results have
peen obtained n combating Diabetes
by observing certain dietary rules
and the judicious Use OF Warmers
Safe Diabetes Remedy. an herbal
preparation used with marked sue
cess Tor more than forty wears.
Following IS le.ter from CRATE
ful user:
This letter IS ne best proof tina I
I iIn still alive. Your medicine IS
miracle 70 me Nv weight was re-
iuced from I57 70 ia pounds when |
left the hospital. I left there Aug
9th n despair Hundreds of people
mat knew me sad I would nevp live
- return % my studio. After leav
ing the hospital T saw vour "Ad.' IN
cne paper. began IFS use anu al
once commenced 70 improve ana now