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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
ono Sentences.

"Aren't those sentences OF yours
rather long"
81 made them that way on purpose
replied Senator Sorghum. i've seen
a similar trick worked by fancy mer'
chants. / can't always deliver big
thought and many a small article is
made impressive by being put in o
large bundle"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

Distinguished Service Cross to Texan.
Washington.-Ths war department
Friday announced award of the dis
tinguished service cross by General
Pershing to Sergeant Claude Z. Ca
vene, Bessmay, Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
Experience.

Ills father is an authority on pO-
enen.r
WY, has he ever been one"
MOI but he's gone with them lots Of
Penn State Froth.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
Grass Deserves Better Fate.

Grass deserves a better fate than
most of it gets. Many farmers hgnt
grass all the year to keep 1t out OF
their crops and then buy hay at ex-
pensive prices to feed their animals In
winter.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
.lurv Aenulta LIvlnastcn Man

Houston, Textile jury in the
case of A. G. (Man) Stevens Of Liv-
ingston, charged with the murder of
walter w. Greer, at Livingston on
May S last, returned a verdict Of not
guilty.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
Moisture Is Factor.

Moisture usually is the determining
factor for fall garden. Not only is
moisture important for termination OF
the seed, but 1t is also necessary Tor
preparing the land.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

ksI;eve the COMPOUND WIN
.. male trouble. Mira. ALICE
81 s,,' USs s often a symptom OF
1os ~ some functional derange-
Ea aooi and herb remedy, Lydia
g sIt5 ISg; We Vegetable Compound as as
d I.,anlssSii,,tions exist, write Lydia 3.
GU PTs5icine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
l llao m'i IN regard to your ailmen !.
, ,s%It q Of its long experience Is
m service.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

was in a run down
condition. Two OF
our best doctors
failed to do me any
good. / heard so
much about what
Lydia Pinkham's
Vege a Bile Com
pound had done for
others, l tried it
and was cured. /
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular.
and in excellent
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

Miss Lottie Z. Siddons, Phllade2
phia high school teacher, has just com
pleted fifty years of continuous teacAr
ing service.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

The occasional use Of Roman Eye Balsan
at night upon retiring will prevent ana re"
lieve tired, watery eyes, and eye strain. Adv.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
now THIS !!ES!...,
BVv09jS WOMAN
GO1 WELL
1v Herself. Her Sine
.. y Should Com
vince Others

1,I-"For four years l
is!9p ns1 irregularities, weakness,
IA from h'"o norvousness, and
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
CIRKUS RINGLING
BROS. A BARNUM
& BAILEY.
Dve obrovite podivane jsou n.y.
nj spolceny a hlasi brzkou
pritomnost v Clevelandu.

NejvGtsf zabavnf podnky sv6ta,
Ringing Bratff a Barnum {; Bailey
cirky, spolecne zahajf odpolednf We
cernf predstavenf Clevelande jiz V
patek 80. kv6tna n sobotu 81. kvGt-
ma.
Spojenf dvou nejvetsfch firem svtho
druhu jediny zabavnf podnik cirk
jedinp, jest pfekvapenim pro celou ze-
mi. Nkdy Sc mic obrovitGjsfho Anne
rice nevyskytlo. Il obou cirkti vybra-
ny byly jen nejlepsf silly a kazdy po-
kus vyjmenovati jednotlivosti, selhava.
O velkoleposti spojene podfvane si uGi
nine jen pfibliznou pfedstavu, ze je-
dine sloni. hGinkujfcf pri ptedstavenf,
vazf Ctvrt millonu liber. Jinymi slo-
w. sestltrate tolik t6chto olbffmu, jak
kdy byli pod stanem spatreni. Vse il
ne jest tomtez pomeru. Nykonne
umelecke silly zahrnujf sobe nejlep-
81 hvezdy cirkoveho svGta. Pine tfi
hodiny novinek n velkgch sensacnfch
aktu. Zv6rinec jest vubec nejv6tsf,
jaky Sc kdy ma vozy dostal. NIisto by
valych dvou neb trf ziraf ma podnik
stado osm kusu. Velka zahajovac1
slavnostni parada jest jist6 jedna z
nejvetSfch udalostf Ameriliy Jsou k
spatreni sta a sta ruznvch charakte-
| ri Il prek ra snFch konf. Dopolednf prti
| vod jest nejdelSim a nejbriliantnejs jsim
vsech jinSch, kdykoli poradanpch.
kratce sirkus, k jehoz popsanf nenf
dostatek slov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
Velika pfitelkyne Slovan1, jez
ridila v posledni dohs pomoc-
nou cinnost v Cechach, podle-
hla zanetu Pile.

Londyn, p. kvGtna. = Lady
Arthur Pagetova zemrela V Pa
rlzi ma zanet Pile, ktery dosta-
vii Sc po influence.
Lady Pagetova byla jednou
Y on6ch vzacnych osobnosti,
kterym byl Gesky lid zayazan
trvalou vd6cnosti. Byla to Ia
Idy Pagetova, ktera minul6 Ii
my, kdy ma lid cesky t6zce do
Il6haly hlad a bida, prispechala
ma pomoc q prijela do Czech a
ina SIovensko a Organisyala tn
Ipomocnou akci q r0zdIlenl po-
travin, jaz byly sem ciziny
Ipfivezeny.
Lady Pagetova byla t6z V
ISrbsku hned ma zaCatku valky,
byla V zajeti q zakusila vSech
hruz valetnych plnou m6rou,
a jake vdeGnosti dobyla 81 u
s,ovansk6ho lidu svou praci na
Balkan6, vysvita nej!6pe z to-
ho, zc nazyvali j tn "and6lcm
dobroCinnosti".
ToJ,- Doo.o4o,,a b1-lo ,,oopTo1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
POZEHNANf We VELKEM.

Spickard, Mo. - Ras Throg
martin, velice dobfe znamy
farmar z tohoto okoll, zda Sc
nynl veriti pravdivost prislo-
Vi, ktere pravi, ze pozehnani
nikdy nechodl osamoceno. Ma
ucil Sc pax vefiti ne cd te do
by, kdy jedna krava jeho da-
la mu najednou dve telatka,
jedna jeho ovca dve jehnatka
"a prasnice najednou devate.
nact podsvincat. Ably Sc pax ra
dost jeho dovrsila, sam Sc Y
t6chto dnech scal otcem dvojca
tick.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
MSSl IYVSa,
KONCRES PROTI PIVU.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. %. kv6t
Ina. = Odnorufenj nresiden+a
Wilsona Y ioho nosclstv1 kon-
gresu nro odvoIdni ome2eni M
vino a nivo Y z5kon6 o nrohi-
bjci vaIeGn6 dobv. zjjstane y
Eonorasp nenovSirnn+o
V0dci obou doma dnes pro-
hlasi]i 10 lest vj1hec nochvbno
iest-li vThor toho neb onoho do
mn mHza bTti nrim4n abv Y
1din,u nodohn6ho 75lonod5r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
lWS.ssl WSS7
'CTEC USMRTW. SEKYROU
SYNY.

Lancaster. Pa. = Kdyz byl
Leon Angelina propulsion z o.
kresniho llstavu pro choromysl
ne q byl vydan manzelca sv6
na jeil vlastni zadost, hned po
SVEN navratu domH zavfel Sc
do pokoje. We kterem lezeli diva
jeho stejne start synkov6 a ty-
TO usmrtil sekyrou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
Vfel@ dikD.


RoHSu
davpr uic zabav vnasem dome Il.
menen pi Rosie
darovay
MANI ypi
bhopfny
pededce Cfedniho Vyboru j. C. d. pi ar Roe
Hoe venovani krnych tfnych zl T.
pnmnost pocy
Hupaska pfedka Velko
Vanek,C
AnnaIe
dotao
nskonale dy by nam
} Ibylodo pranov nemifes am
TOMAS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
PROVOLANi
ku vsem ct. spclkIm a nej-
sirsi Geske verejnosti
Clevelandu.

Patronat Ceske Sine j. A.
Komensky V Mt. Pleasant Sc u
snesl pofadati Bazaar V m6sici
srpnu We prosp6ch Ceske Svo-
bodomysln6 Skoly tamtez. Je-
likoz vydrzovani skoly nasi
pfesahuje jak financni silly
jak spolku tax osadnikG, obra-
cine Sc tudiz sc snaznou zado-
stl ma ct. spolky a PIP. obchod-
Milky o vypomoc a pTispeni k
projektovan6mu Bazaru, ably
hmotny i1spech jeho V zajmu
1cele "a jakym bude poradan,
Sc zdarem Sc potkal.
V nad6ji, re Sc vy.jde blaho-
volne vstfic naSf prosb6, INA
mename Sc V uct6
BAZARNf VYBOR. j..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
POzAR VELkEHC PARNfKU
(DopoIedni bulletin.)

(DopoIedni bulletin.)
Baltimore, "a. kvetna. -
Parnik Virginia, ktery opustil
Baltimore $50 hod. vcera
veGer do Norfolku, shorel az po
saInou vodni caru.
7saYTs sET-71 nssyvzST.s1
TSS,MI lSSM
LADY PACETOVA ZE-
MRELA.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14

lavailing themselves of the exception
ally attractive prices offered by Mr..
Gehr.
The house Is also distributing agent
In this territory for the Monarch line
of paints Another important line is
the Red Cross stoves and ranges,
known wherever modern cooking de-
vices are used. The Shur- Edge
standard line of cutlery is also fea-
tured. There are no goods on the
market more popular, or more univer-
sally used: the agency for the Empire
Pipeless Furnace is also confined to
this house It will be but a few
years before the obsolete forms of
heating houses will be something of
the past. as people OF progressive
ideas realize that they can install a
furnace and heat the entire building
at very little more cost than what 1t
takes TO heat single room. The
Empire Is the embodiment OF the
best features that obtain IN other
good furnaces. This method has
practically reYo1utionized the heating
problem, and Empire owners are en-
thusiastie over the results obtained
through tie use OF these wonderful
heating devices.
In connection with the staple lines
of goods handled Mr. Gehr also MAIN
tains a heating. plumbing. timing
and sponting department. where the
most efficient workmen are employed,
and every Job Is fully guaranteed.
Orders are taken in all parts Of Car
roll county.
There Is no cOmmendatorY allusIon
to this house that The Democratic
Advocate could make that would not
be fully justified and merited. New
customers are being added almost
daily by reason of the excellent ser
vice rendered old ones The proprie-
tor has the interest OF the community
at heart, being ready at all times TO
do his share toward promoting It's in
huence and welfare.
The envlable record which this es-
adjustment has made since II be-
came the property OF It's present own
er, is due largely TO the efficient and
business-like manner in which il has
boen so successfully managed.
The Gehr store stands for quality
and service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
JOSEPH L MATTHIAS
Granite and Marble

The placing OF memorial hallowlng
the ii resting place u those who
have gone before u / IrulY beAuil-
full custom. aignifylnE p Il does. the
love and respect We hid for the de-
parted. made sacred b. their entrance
into ! higher life. Il i befitiing thai
a memorial be raised IhaI will for
ever mark the dpoi where temporal
life ended aud Rpiritnal lie began
that ! I'll indicate nv. and for
years u eoms---long H@Iar We have
gone u Join them=-lhe place where
their remains lie, and - yarn others
IN lie % honor and respect the spot.
The unmarked graves - oft timsH
deaeEfzIad Tor the lac 81 = stone. or
marker 81 some kind. md their sauz
rednesz unobseryed. and Identity Loaf
Nj Joseph 1. MaIEIaz. whose
monument KuTka are IoHaIad on East
Main street opposite Court street.
carries one Of the lafEazl stocks Of
monuments, tBmbalonaH nd markers
IN thiz section Of the country. and hiH
faculties are such d = SUPPLY the
needs n he people u Carroll county
aud contiguous territory sIth any
thing desired IN bis In Il tbs most
reasonable prices an daHIgn. style
or specimen can lie SUPPLIED by Sir.
Matthias III association with the
Wholesale dealers and auafrlsH IL aneh
as 10 enable him to male The closest
prices. which means : hIK saving 10
customers. In addition T. Mr. Ma
thiaH. long exlse Renee n he business
he Ia associated With him artistic
designers and originaiarz Who are in
position 70 give clients anything de
sired n he line o. monuments ar
headHlnnsaz They aH. skilled In
creating naK and original designs for
those Hho want something a little
different.
The most improved methods are
employed. the latest pneumatic de
vices being used.
Inspecting the large nd handsome
stock I'll place you under no obliEa-
tionz u buy. unless ynu re thorough
~ satisfied and ready n place your
order Hundreds of OBJ have been
sold II citizens of the community who
can bel testimony To he efficient ser
vice. straightforward methods and
courteous treatment accorded by Mr.
Matthias lis work Il nj confined Il
Westminster and Carroll county
alone. III Hegera! handsome Jobs have
been old u Baltimore nd Frederick
citizens and erected IN Iha cemeteries
Of thnze cities lie h but recenllJ
been awarded contracts Tor furnish
Ing several Of the largest monuments
To BE- zeen in this portion OF the
State
Ii sock was never larger thar
al nfezenz 'here beinz aFsr Fao de
signs IN tho yard from which selee
ton ean be made
An enterprise of thiz character Il
an asHat 10 the town and community
and tbs one should claim the atten
ton and receive the patronage Of nj
who are contemplating The erection O
a shaft Of remembrance 10 their de
parted friends. or loved ones.
Thia i the season when monument
are usually placed, and Mr.. Mathia
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INDUSTRIES Of WESTMINSTER
(Continued from page three.)


and cream daily. The highest market
price is paid Tor deliveries of cream
and milk to the plant in this city. or
70 any of the aub-stations. Stations
are maintained at Uniontown and
Frizellburg, besides routes for de-
uyeries reaching Westminster from
al sides of the town.
Mr.. Koontz has been engaged in
the creamery business here for the
past IA years, and those who have
sold their raw products to him are
familiar with his accommodating
business methods and fairness in the
operation of his plant Most OF the
cream is sold IN the cities, while the
milk is ready taken UP, in the
main, by local citizens.
In addition TO operating this
modern creamery. Mr.. Koontz Is also
engaged in the manufacture of ice,
maintaining cold storage rooms for
the preservation of all perishab1e pro
ducts handled by the house.
This is an enterprise that Is worthy
Of the most hearty support on the
part of Westminster citizens, and 1t
also opens UP an avenue of demand
for all milk thai local producers have
for sale Thousands of dollars are
distributed annually over this section
through the operation of this cream
cry. Besides buying all the milk that
producers have for sale, Mr.. K0ontz
owns farm near The city which is
stocked with fine herd of cattle. and
his COWS contribute largely TO supply
Ing milk to patrons.
Mr.. Koontz Is the honored mayor
Of Westminster. nov serving his sec
ond term in Office. He was elected
about a year ago to succeed himself
IS evidence Of the appreciation in
which he is held by the citizens of
Westminster. He also served years
prior TO his election as mayor a.
member of the City Council lie IL
progressive, enterprising citizen who
holds the highest regard among the
people OF the tom.
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automobiles. At present. he can &C
commodate fifty, or more. With three
stories 10 operate In, all being connect
ed By an elevator, several thousand
square feet of space Is available and
utilized.
In addition to conducting a general
garaee. service station and repair de-
partment, Mr.. Harbangh has the
agency IN this territory for the sale of
the Dodge. Hupmobile and Westeott
cars. three among the most popular
machines on the market The Dodge
(real Four was Uncle Sans choice
as war car. 1t was selected by the
most competent and experienced men
with auto brains This. in Itself, Is
testimony of its superior make. 1t is
a powerful light weight type of car
and Is SO reliable as 10 win the deep
est confidence of Its owner and SO
economical as to serve his highest
interests. If you want 10 know some
thing about the endurance Of this car.
ask one of the soldier boys who has
been over there how the Dodge per-
formed. He will tell yon. The Hup-
mobile-the real F0ur-has five good
Dolnts-=beauty. comfort. performance.
durability and economy. Il has made
its mark In Carroll county. leaving
not n single dissatisfied owner
The Westcott--the re- Skis big.
roomy comfortable car. L made quite
hit n The automobile show held In
Baltimore. II ranks among the best In
that eifY. Prompt deliveries can be
made On any OF these cars. A full
line Of accessories Is also carried By
the Palace. also the fRo we'll know
and DelIon. Cars are
taken On storage and every attention
possible Is given customers. The re.
pair DEPARTMENT Is equipped witt
everything needed to conduct this fea.
ture Of the business efficiently and
promptly. The Garage Palace f
claiming the entire time Of It's propri.
etOr. who feels that the interests of hi
patrons IRE his interests and every.
thing i done 10 serve them faithfully
and satisfactorily hence. the business
is increasing daily.
Persons Who desire 10 purchase used
cars I'll always find ! number Of
different makes, at bargain prices. at
the Palace.
There arc few business men In the
town who have been more inHtrumen.
tai IN the upbnllding and promotion Of
the community than Dir Harbaugh, a.
hia enterprising spirit haa always pnl
into motion plans thai meant develop
mont md progress. while his reliablll-
~ i unaueationed.
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.HARBAUGH
Automobiles and Accessories

An enumeration of the enterprises OF
would be incomplete
without special mention of the Garage
Palace f0z6I Il. Main street. of
which Mr.. Il. Il. Harbaugh. Is propri-
Aior. THIS Is 4 modern establishment
and is deserving OF the most compli-
mentary reference in this issue of the
Democratic Advocate The building is
a brick structure with concrete front.
and as near iire-proof a. one could
well be 1 has been occupied by Mr.
HaFbangh a garage for the past
two years. prior to that time he was
engaged IN The livery business. His
residence IN The town stretches over
nerind Of twenty-five years. In his
new business venture he l. putting
forth his best endeavors. ard that he
will continue to succeed and build up
"a business that any man might feel
proud 10 own. Is the prediction Of those
who know something about the man.
his enterprise and determination. In
short Tine he will begin 10 remodel
his present quarters and thus provide
ample room for storing II least 100
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D..s.GEHR
Hardware and Plumbing


The general merchandise business
Is one that has added greatly 10 the
prosperity and prestige OF Westmins-
ter, and among The houses that have
established large trade, and vide
reputation for fair and honorable
de- ings, none take precedence over
tt old aad reliable house OF D. ).
Ger wholesale and retail dealer in
u ling material. hardware paints,
oils, glass. stoves. iron, steel and ee-
ment, as vel Al plumbers supplies.
automobile SUPPLIES and accessories.
The business vas established IN 136f.
since which Tine it has expanded,
until today II IS regarded as being
one OF the most influential in the
State. The firm has recently branch
ed out in the wholesale business and
has travelling statesmen throughout
this section. It's connection viii
manufacturers. through the iobbing
department. enables It TO make pur-
ohases in large lots which mems Q
biz saving to customers. Goods arc
bought direct. and there is no middle
mans profit 10 pay. A large number
81 merchants n Carroll county an
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14

Ths housewife Of Holland would al
most - room be without food as with
out her Real Dutch Drops" as ale
quantity raiis COLD HEDKI. fiaarfen
OIL Capsules. They restore strength
and aTs responsible In great MEASURE
for fhs sturdy. robust health OF the
HoIIzn1HrH
10 mt delay. Go to Ynnr dTugEist and
Insist N = IL supplying Yau Hith GOLD
MEDAL IIaarlem oil Capsules. Take
them - directed. md T you are not
HafIHHad With results .aHH druggist vii
gladly refund your money. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL On the boz
aud accept no other IN sealed hoEsz.
three HIEaaz
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SE6fSR5
Eminent
sG1l S Pal IN

has anticipated The desires Of the
Trade by laying in his large and
handsome stock. lis prices cannot
al To interest you. When you bny
rom home enterprise, you know
Hhat you are getting there Is never
NJ contention thai n substitute Hag
supplied for the original.
There is not more reliable bust
nsza man In the town than Mr
Matthias and every representation he
nakea can be depended on implicitly.
shile his courteous and accommodate
N methods have been big factors n
h success of his business
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KIDNEYS WEAKENING?

kidney IFauh1ss ioHf disappear Of
fhsmaHI4HH They EroE #IoHIY but
steadily. undermining HHzIth with
deadly certainty. until Fou Izll VIC
tim 10 In.uHabIn disease
stop YuuT IT5ubicu while IhsFs IL time.
Don't xA.I until iittie pains become big
aches Don't trinc with disease. To
avoid future suffering begin treatment
With COLI MEDAL 1IaaHIam oil Cap
suisH No. Take three o. fur every
day Until ~ are entirely free from
paiu
Tbs - known preparation has boon
me u - national remedies = HOi-
Ia I'd IL EznIuFlsa In taHK he govern e
ulsuf n he Netherlands granted a
special charter authorizing IL pFeDara-
Nuu aud HaI..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
H. BAHKHRD e SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
2s4 EAST MAIN STREET.
WESTMINSTER, I'D.

Prompt RELY % summons. eouTssIns
attention, efficient services IeEIIImafa
dealing and correct Funeral UIfes 10
are . fss FazHona Why - zHH IN
ausstionAhlY zapsrisf and aIIs l.
command T1uT earnest considerable
Phone fa4=WazImlnatsr Div
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
The FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous reIiever Of rheumatic
aches, eoreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgia pains, and most
other external tuinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great eaIes
because It practically never fails =
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
20 penetrate without rubbing and produce
results. Clean. refreshing. At all drug
stores. A large bottle means economy.
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Whisma2nA

- suffered from : nervous, run
down condition and los Of strength
30 i was hard for me To get around
cine had failed to help me Vinol re-
stored my health and strength and !
heartily recommend i To anyone suf-
ferIng from a nervous, rundown
condition. Mrs. Z. i. Little
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Tired, Observation-Disclosures
What You Need is VinOl

War conditions have made the demand upon
mothers time and energy unlimited n their zeal
to do all in their power for their loved ones they
continually overwork and are soon IN nervous.
rundown condition. Vino1 the non-seeret cod liver
and iron tonic will build you up and make you
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
HERE IsRROOF
Clevaa@Ohio.

Il keep house for my husband and
myself and got into , weak, rundown
condition, no strength, languid and 10
ambition. After doetoring for awhile
md getting no better ] tried VInoI
and to my surprise i built me up and
strengthened ny whole system. i
i certainly good tonic. Mrs. Wm.
:. Dawson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-20
NOTHING FUNNY.

London--''We were laughing at 6 cartoon of a soldier reading a letter from his girl for the forty-first time' said John NJ. Chambers one of the Y. NJ. C. A workers at Aghada, on the Irish coast
 An American naval officer asked what the joke was. We showed him the picture. He said. T don't see any thing funny about that. have read the last letter received from home a good many more times than that. Sometimes our mail followed Us from place to place for months. When you are feeling homestck. 1t is some con solation to be able to read 6 letter from home, even if you know it by heart"