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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-14

wANTEDlsEcoND HAND AuToMo.
ssota land Sundeen.. Brunswick hotel.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-14

AUTO. TRUCK FOR SALE OR WILL
trade for Ford touring car. SIS Inter.
national Ave. It's. IDOL. f '
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REGISTER AND SECURE A FARM
on the Wisconsin Colonization Plan:
Hundreds already located in the great.
No payment on land for 5 to-5 yrs.
Settler gets house. barn, cow, pigs,
tools. and seed by sdepositing $3.50.
For free books about how farmers
have taken cut.over dairy farms In
this. ereatacoronys write Sales Man
.ager, wisconsin Colonization {. ,rDept.
Madison, Wise. 49,
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FARM LANDS.

- . :
= BIG SNAP IN LAND Z
> Must sell in, sixty. days. 24o Z
: acres, good soil, all cleared :
= ready to pillow, no stone or brush /.
: s miles from Badger, $25. per Z
. acre, easy terms.
= Improved farm, 1913 acres, half I
= sandy soil and half heavy soil, I
- fair buildings, 200 fenced. rs =
acres in crop, SO acres in grass. ! /.
2 miles from Badger on Scenic
Highway $40 per acre. See Of :
write. to Z
So. - RoGeaIIr - -rs 4
o 80 $50 &c . s.S 10 0 Q . 0 Z
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DRESSlfAKING

EXPERIENCED ssDREssMAKING Dons
At home; reasonable. 316 Chestnut.
659L NV.
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FOR RENT AT MAPLE
Al. partly Furnished. Address Box
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GOOD SAUSAGE MAKER AND,
slaughter house man wanted at ace
Good wages. Start 1T once. Long Job.
r. d. Kelly, Lansdon. N. D.
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MALE HELP.

CENSUS cLERKs-,ooo NEEDED. So
month. Age IL upward. Experience
unnecessary. Fol free particulars OF
examinations. write Raymond Terry
(former government examtner), AL
Continental Bldg. washington :
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. GOOD BLACKSMITH WANTED AT
once. Good wages. G.. L. Ragnse,
Breckenridge, MINI.
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monthly; experience unnecessary.
Write Railway. Association. care Her
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ALL AROUND BUTCHER WANTED
at once. c. Christensen, Osnabrock, N.
!. Oak.
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EARN. SIS WEEKLY, SPARE TINE.
Writing for newspapers, magazines.
Experience unnecessary; details free.
Press syndicate, 720 ST. LoniA Mo.
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w~ANrE-1ouNa NAN 70 WORK
at printing trade. State experience.
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TIMERS AND SHEET METAL.
workers. wanted. c. L. Linfoot. East
Grand Forks. -.
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WANTED SEVERAL NF1RsT CLASS
Co. Fargo. N. D. {,
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BATHD

III, - - BATES.
ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS AND
rheumatism md chronic ailnents.
Separate department for ladies' with
? lady nurse and massepse. In attend.
ance. Hotel Dacotah., Phone N. W. "a.
Ernest Carlson. Graduate. Masseur, and.
Mechanic Therapist. IN
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DREssMAK1NG DONE TO WALNUT.
1851 N. w.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC WANTED
Trustworthy Ind efficient 50 cts an
hour. F. G. Smith, Warren. MINI.
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LOST n Q

PARTY WHO TOOK IRENE H1LsA-
becks coaster wagon from foundry is
known. Return to 319 International
avenue and save trouble.
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WANTED-TWo GOOD BLACK
smiths who can shoe horses and do
! general smith work.. Good wages and
permanent job for right mon. Cando
Implement Company. Cando N. Oak.
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TWO BARRIERS WANTED AT ONE
SIS guarantee per week Frederick
Barber shop. Grand Forks, N. D..
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LoST-GREEN SLEEVELESS SWEAT
er between caroline and cemetery.
Finder KINDLY cave at Herald Want
ounte
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wANTED- BRIGHT, CAPABLE La
dies to travel. demonstrate and sell
Railroad fare paid. Write at once.
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept 7so. Omaha,
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WANTED statesmen WITH CAR 10
call on auto n in your county, |
book orders for European spuncture
PROOF tiresEthe. kind that helped win i,
the war. Easy seller. Big sales ~ 1-
elusive contract; repeat orders quick
~ establishes permanent income. Ris-
&c Tire Corp. 15oo-l51e w. Fifteenth
st, Chicago. -.
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LosT-IR1sH SETTER WITHOUT
collar nswer to name Of Jerry. Re-
ward. Call Booth 200 either phone.
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STORIES ARTICLES, POEMS WAN
ted for publication In new magazine.
We pay cash, on acceptance Submit
Mss. to Wonan'a National MaSaxine,
Desk Q, Washtn6toa, D. c.
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START RIGHT. Los ANGELES Y. NJ
G. A suto Echool. Service ne II rate
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Statesmen WANTED.

ADVERTISING sALEsMAN-A MAN
big enough to sell $4,000 to IS, o00. 90
orders. We a salesman to sell
to manufacturers and jobbers a Ma.
tiona1ly known advertising campaign,
consisting OF window attractions for
every day tn the year. A new No
competition. We have orders that run
into thousands of dollars. Unlimited
neid. 40 percent commission: Give full
details Of capability and experience.
Polk & Dearborn
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wANTED-A LIVE BROOM sALEs-
sell Good Brooms in North DeIota.
Factory increasing capacity. Makes
established line Of Good Brooms.
Deposit required for samples. Only
producers wanted. If you can sell
Good Brooms write us. Civ territory
covered and references in first letter.
Economy Manufacturing Co. Canton
Mo.
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RAzoR-BnAnEs.


s UNFURN1sHED ROOMS UPsr1IW
suitable for light, housekeeping. Sf0
3rd Ave. Cali at 71S 8rd Ave.
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AGENTS

AGENTs-M1KE $500 70 $500 An
hour selling guaranteed Made-to-
Measure Liberty sKalncoats.Worn as
FStormcoats.g AuioeSor Topcoat Boston
Agent made $3.50 first week. Nc
Cam. Kentucky $l72.oO. Liberal COM
mission in advance. We deliver and
collect Sample outfit free Write to-
- day 90 Tle Ixi6oftV RAfncOat sCQmnanv.r
Dept. B 81, Dayton, Ohio. rs
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FEa1ArE HE'LL.

COOK WANTED FOR FRATERNITY
house to have full charge Of market
ing and planning Of q Must be
able to start Sept. 18th. Write stating
salary expected L! w. Miller, Box
S63, M1not. ND.
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SALEsMEN-cALLING ON MANU-
featuring and power plsnts-to han
metal protector-also gas couectors,
analyzers, and draft g1ees-ehsdxht
OF. side line-great prodncer-hiE COM
miston-VuncAn Fuel Co.
500 Car Bldg. Ch1caao
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: Low. prices, Tong time easy payments,
st lowa interest Clover lands Tor d.
versiiel farming Sheep lands.t Beau
make good. We are owners, want ac-
Z tual settlers. Write for map and par
ticulars. Itasca Lumber Co.. Box so,
Deer River. Mimi.
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SALESME1S-NEw cAKBUREToR for
Ford cars Simple, not . moving part,
installed In thirty minutes, suaran-
teed to double your mileage and start
s in zero weather without heating or
printing. Is day free trial. Our St
Louis man sold 1900 In s months, Salt
Lake city man mad sl2eo,Do IN one
week. Write U. & J. Cnrburetor "a.
sos W. jackson Blvd Chtcaxo.
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ON A FARM. Good, wages. Address
Mr.. M Strawhecker, Devils Lake, N.
Oak. r, r., 1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-27

ed his head at all. Blindness was what
the Master had to cure in him. Then
you can't share with Me-" said the
| Master. That was very different
matter and Peter was intensely eager
to share for it had been he who asked
earlier. What shall we haye?" Matt.
1924 If there was anything of the
kind involved he would have the biggest
piece of all and hands and head are
quickly offered. Peter loved to lead, it
was an instructive thing with him and
| this seemed to hold promise of the
thing he coveted ard he went after it
in his usual headlong fashion only to
meet gentle rebuke from the lips to
which he loved to listen. He was still
blind.
The SOUL OF GREATNESS.
This was the high hour of Christ's
consciousness of personal worth and
because He was so conscious of His
bigness STOPPING held in it nothing but
opportunity. 1t was the service that
was seen and not the self. In the tense
days after the civil war two senators
differed. Meeting one morning upon a
narrow crossing over the muddy street
one said, Il never turn out of my way
for ours. You don't?" was the cheer
full answer; Il always do" and he step
ped into the mud leaving the other to
depart at leisure. He was big enough
to stoop. Jesus loved these men out of
the full sense of relationship to the
Father up to the limit" and if there
was any service that might help them
into truer manhood it was his high joy
to do It. And it YVES out Of this feeling
that the beautude of servants came,
IF We know these things, blessed are
yeit We do them Nothing is mental
that ministers; anything done for the
King is royal We are slowly learning,
bat faster here it seems to me than
otherwhere, that greatness is measured
IN terms OF service to any need. One
of cur head Nurses in the Arras section
when death staiked and wounded came
in throngs found the bandages giving
out. Old ones must be washed and re-
used but instead of asking others to do
it she did it herself, gas-gangrene re-
sulting, and today her hand has livid
scar on the palm and the index finger
is missing. Like the Lord she can show
her hands and men love her because she
so served not counting life dear unto
herself
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
Especially Prepared for The Republi.
can by DIR. U. S. Wright.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 80.
Greatness through Service. John ID:
Lie. Read Luke 22::7-30.
The Son of man came not to be min
istered unto, but to minister, and to
give His life ransom for many. Matt.
20:28.
THE CONTINUED LESSON.
That pickering with its disrupting in
f1uence beginning months before under
the shadow of Hermon lasted until the
close of Christ's ministry. And to it
He applied continuous attempts to
bring them all to see the real crisis of
greatness in the service of the rest.
But they were convinced that the day
of Kingdom glory was just ahead and
dazzled by the glow they stumbled oyer
pebbles in their path and came UP
grumbling every time. Not more than
week had passed since James and
John endeavored to elbow the
others out of choice places and the
head of all of the proposals showed the
eagerness of all for the best place in
stead of the hardest service. Now the
passion week has sped until Thursday
and that last evening together around
the table must be planned for and il
must be secretly done lest Judas break
into the design of Jesus for uninter-
rupted converse with the Disciples.
What would not the Christian world
haye st if Johns 18th. 10th, 10Th and
18th chapters had been omitted because
of the early arrest of Christ! Dsudet's
story of the Last Lesson, one in French
given in e little town school of Alsace
on the day the German edict forbldding
the use of their mother tongue went in
to effect, has in it something of the
same tenseness of feeling that is in
these chapters. Peter and John slipped
quickly into the city and arranged
everything so that when Jesus led the
others to what was probably the home
of John Mark Judas had no chance to
summon the soldiers So they came in
to the upper room where the table was
spread and the meal prepared while the
water jars were filed and ready tc
cleanse the dust from the feet Of the
walkers. But in the busy hours pre-
ceding the great day of the feast no
one in the home could be spared for the
duty SO some among these guests must
do the humble task. Then the trouble
began Tor no one wished it for himself
JOHNS LESSON.
We are studying Peter and John as
they develop character under the di-
rection of the Master. And the wash.
ing must have been Johns particular
duty. He was the youngest of the
Twelve and youth always served age.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-27

Luke 1926 emphasizes this possibility.
| But If it were Johns particular work
this night its use by Jeses would be in
dellbly fixed in his mind as a rebuke
for his owe act; therefore he alone tells
the story while the other Gospels writ
ten earlier, omit all mention of it lest
| they wound the heart of their living an
beloved comrade. No other motive
could have prompted Mark who tells
! Peters story, to leave out such an at
| tractiYe bit of action for it is precisely
/ the sort of chronicle he likes to tell. 1t
probably began with the effort to get
the seats at the table next to Jesus
| John had one for he leaned upon the
breast of Jesus and Judas must have
been on the other side for he was hand
ed the "sop, thing impossible while
reclining if the person to whom it is
given were farther away. John had
probably been twitted with being the
least because he washed the feet of the
others and his,hot temper resenting 1t
he declared he would not touch their
old feet and impetuously seized the
coveted seat of honor. He had worked
hard that day and had planned his
place and was not going to be cheated
to those others who were no better than
he was anyway. But when Jesus wash
ed his feet there was no word but his
eyes must have been wet and his cheek
afame Yet his love was not strong
enough to overcome his dignity or make
| him take back his hot refusal to serve
He had far to go before he could writhe,
IF he so loved, we ought also, but it
aided in making that day possible. And
| he knew he was forgiven or he would
never have leaned his head upon the
breast Of Jesus as he did Immediately
afterward.
PETER s LESSON.
Peter had gone opposite Jesus where
he could look into His face for he beck
oned TO John to ask question when
| treachery was mentioned. Of course it
was not Peters place to wash the feet
| of the rest and there was no sting in
his sitting down for ne had done his
share in getting ready and would be
serene as May morning. But when
Christ comes Nth basin and towel he
cries, You of me the feet are going to
WASN'T" Yes" was the answer, "and
I'll explain what I'm doing preser tly
''Never while the world stands shall
you wash my feet; that's Johns work
and you shall not do what he ought to
be DONG" But it never entered his
head that ne might do 1t. 1t was a
worthy protest and there was no anger
or position to maintain with him that
prevented the offer of taking the basin
but Why should ne do another fellow 5
work for him? If Christ had suggested
| that he do it there would have been no
| hesitation but as it was it never enter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-27
Nntice 10 Treenassers.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass by hunting on my farm To-
Gated one mile east of Mountain Lake
Park All parties disregarding this
notice viii be prosecuted to the ex-
tent of the law. A. w. KILLIUS.
Advertisement. 3t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-27
EDISONS NEW DIAMOND
CINDERELLA

Among the large number of
pAPnographs and talking ma
chimes" On the market, the genius
OF Edison makes the Amberola
stand out as the one perfect instru-
ment for your home. 81
Thousands of families in the
U, S. A. have purchased phono-
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are repenting their choice at
leisure.
You can safely trust the phono-
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Choose the Amberola, and you
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The longer you possess an Ambe-
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It's marked superiority over ordi-
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lta marvellous. pure tone will
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That is what happens when Ambero home The
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OF
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-27

self, your family, your friends. No
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We will gladly demonstrate the
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
WORKED YEARS
ON ITS FORMULA
Chemist Made Meritone Ned
icine OF Merit
Sixteen ingredients

The wopdsriul merit ol MefItnBe
as a medicine for the ills 81 the
human ,ystem is doe 10 the years
~ work a trained ehemls, sppat IN
NJ >itones formula
TNs trained chemist would not
releA~s Mer,ione Tor sale la the
genera pubIic un''l he tei' satisfied
in hi. AIM mind that Il was mea.
icine iof1se stomach ,v+t or kid
nsys, catA..h. rheamat'sm. netvous
ness. lack 1Agppeii't and the like
wllbou, A snlyrior spywhere
The exp@r, Snasledse TIN. man
hsa et vegetable medicinal insfedi.
eut- probably ~ anp Of the big rs-
sonS why Mefi,one. il such sn ur.
usual medicine Altar mitch ~,
perimantlna he selected sixteen
such vegetable maticinsl insreii
ent. and blended them into The one
highly h@nehcial medicine. M.ri'
tone
Because nj iis real merit. the
success Meii,on- has gained !. not
surprising IL Gas confidently t1.
pected
Thousands II men and women
in many different. states praiss
Meritoae highly because ~ relief
i, has given them and hold !, A.
the msdic,ne at their choice 10
cases Il system Ills.
Meriione IL soid EXCLUSIVELY 10
Dickson by Matthews Drug Gu
snd a; speishi 4 NEks >ssyton
Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
OUT OF the GLOOM
Many q Gloomy Countenance
Ia Dickson Now Llghtens
With liappiness.

A bad back makes you gloomy
Cant be happy with continual
bsckache.
The aches and pains OF a bad
back. are frequently due 10 weak
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recon
menaed for weak kidneys,
So Dickson ci,isens testify,
Mrs. &. V, Hunter. Rickrst Ave
hckso,,. Gays A severe cold leil
my kidneys weak and wss caused
a lot al distress, had pains In
the top and hack ole my head and
occasional attacks Of backache, l
VAS nervous aud had q tired feeling
all the tune. too Que Of my friends
sdvis-d me to try Doans kiinev
pilla aud after using one box. the
trouble hss entirely disappeared. "
Price M a, all dealers Don I
simply ask for 4 kidney remedy
get uoan . Kidney nllls--ihe same
that Mrs. Hunter had, Foster. Mil.
burn Co. MiSrs, Buffalo. n. T.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Ny sirtas Il tAe power IN me v~st Nj
BY trust deed. rxecutsd on the wax ams
NJ Uvcemhst. 1914. hy ", 4. AispAasi'
AMI w,ie, s,aa h, Alspaagh, 10 ~esiFs
aud MAKE cesta u thu psi rs.eat u esf
tain note to A. J T,dwcll, and deisuII
having lsesn made " HE payment N
SAID note. xili sell al auction ash pah'
lie uulefy on ,he 9Th DAY oi April, 1919
.. . elaes y. m. nj Eas, court hela.s
door IN DacA~sn, Dsc1~oa tS'aety. Ten'
ne~see. the property covered IN and cot
yeyed 10 nie by sad uass deed, same lie
iag ia tee ilh evil district " ihcAsns
County. Tennessee, and Va tss town VI
burns hes,anas nj ] y. Richardson :
\ " c.anef On >outh side Man sire 4,
raas south nth sad itlchardeor W Get
boundary hne Tvs iesG ,o ~ alley tbene%
M"ss { q its,. thence Moth Ign ieet 10
SAIL h;aa sstsyt thsnce and ai.b ssfest
Is toe l~KtnBins
Said sale viii be- isa cash. ard 10 i,Af vi
ta.c equity u felcsuptsa1 hu'n steal and
3owpr, Ill Vi sisci estsitis. ts,nx by ssaa
ifist tersi expressly wasvFsi, and deed
gitl be msNe pifr ha~s accordingly
be psaeessis u sale slii b. applied ~
tsy ...i Lust deed provided. sra 70 rf
eaes " iseIety n,ads va sause ~ st~retJ,
Charlotte. iiteksaH essn,y. Teau., III
isvoA No r, page ta5. !s any cer
tainty lacking 10 tins notice
Ihls Match iStb, ipip
j T.. TIDWkLL, Trustee.
". I t'rvtsss. ~oi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
FEELING BLUE
LIVE LAZY
TAKE 4 cALoTAs
Wonderful How Young and
Ener~eiie -Aov Feel Misg
Taking This Delightful
NauWaIess CaIomel

II you have no, tried Cslatsbs
YOU have delightful surp,iss ..
waiting you. The wond~tiut liver.
cleansing and sysFr,n- purifying
properties ~ cslomsi fnsy nos bs
eniov~h wstbou, the sigh'e., I'm.
plesssptn"ss. fos Ialntshs ae cal.
ousl with the liver benefit. cit iO.
aud the ssisg tsssnout A Cslat1f
taken a. bedtime With = swallow al
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unpleasant, sst-r effects nm wsks
np In the morning k,d,ns an@.
Your liver |. elem. ser =, ...m 10
purified. your appel xh.sny Eat
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risk oi ..livssiyf The nsn Ting
you feel lasy y.sn, netvos. blue
OF di.coafrsN give your liver ..
thorough Naming with = CaIotsb.
They artfo delightful sn effective
,hst df drugg,., 10 authorized to
rsIFN the price ~ = guarantee
pA you will be Alishisd.
Y FOR your protection. csloish. are
sold only 10 original. sealed PACK.
ages. price thirty five cenis Al Ill
drug stores. --~ adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
,NsoLvEhr NOTICE.

To the creditors OF Bates Weleh
deceased BY order n the Clerk u
the County Court of Dickson C'oun
~. Tsnnse%~s, ne,,ca Ia hereby g.v,
On 10 oil persons Who have claims
Agsins, the es,ats oi Bates Weleh
deceased. TO sppea, and file thu
same with the Clerk Of said Court
properly authenticated in the man
ner prescribed By law. ON or before
Sept. /. 1919. The insolvency o.
said estAte having heeA suggested
any claims not filed en- before said
date, will be ioseves barred both in
law and equity
This March d. 1919.
SAN HChiIN. Admr.
Of Bates WEIGH. Es,a.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
GIVES WIEE ADlERI.M!

Ny wife was spnounced in
durable bv physiciaiw 4pless opers,
~ ieomplicated bos trouble.
| began giving Adler i.hE snd chs
10 impsoving shsll.f@ontinu.
until she is cured = tSiS4N) J
II, Underwood, Mssian. Alal
Adler i.ka .mp.les BOTH S,Ae'
aud lower bowel, flushing ENTkF
ailmentary canal. Removes Az
foul matter which poison system
Often CURES constipation Pre-
vents appendicitis, We have sol'i
Adler.i.ka many years. |. 10 a
mixture OF buek,horn. cs.ea'a,
slycerine and nine. other simyl Ia
drugs. -Clemor Pharmacy,