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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23
MOOnShinerS Seize Revenue
Officer; Charge Bo0tlegglng
BU Associated pres,

BIZ Associated presS.>
HUNTINGTON, West Virginia, July
23.-Seized by a gang of alleged
moonshiners,' brought before Green
Briar County justice of the peace and
found guilty on a charge of bootleg
ging was the experience of II. r. Rat
lift, of Hinton. West Virginia. state
prohibition officer who returned late
yesterday from an investigation tour
into the hills. Ratliff was sentenced
to serve 60 days in. Jail by the justice
but was rescued by Harry Fitzgerald,
a brother officer, from an alleged
moonshiners who was escorting the
convicted official to the bastile.
Ratliff and Fitzgerald went into the
hills of Green Briar to investigate a
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23

report that many Illicit stills were in
operation there. The officers located
two stills and Ratliff went to the viii
lage of Echo, West Virginia, to tele-
phone the department at Charleston
for additional men to make the raid.
While in Echo, Ratliff was arrested
by the gang of alleged moonshiners at
the point of revolvers, brought before
the Justice, charged with bootlegging,
and convicted.
Following the rescue of Ratcliff by
Fitzgerald the officers destroyed two
stills and more than 5000 gallons of
mash and swore out nineteen war;
rants for Green Briar county resi-
dents who are charged with manu-
featuring moonshine.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23
Sir Edward Holden Dies.

LONDON. July 23-Sir Edward
Hopkins Holden, managing director
of the London City and Midland
Bank, Ltd, and one of Great Britain's
foremost fnanciers, died today IN
Scotland after brief Illness.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23

CARPENTER work and jobbing prompt
lv attended TO. Geo. II. Thompson. Ut
lewis st. Phone 1909 w.
5474-6-25-wed and sat tt.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23

Build now, mortgage money avail
able Boynton Bros. & Co.. 81 Smith st
le81-5-31 -tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23

WEATHER Showers
this afternoon. GEN.
orally fair tonight
and Thursday. No
change in tempera-
ture-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23
NOTICE
tCOURT AMBOY NO. So
lCOURT STANDARD NO. III

Will hold a Joint meeting tonight at
Eagle Hall to welcome home our
Grand Chief Ranger, Hon. w; ID. JET
lfreys of Toms River. All Foresters
c. ] WARNER,
| Fin. Secy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-23
|M1cHAEL oMARA.

s57s-7-2 % 1t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
PRINTING MACHINES
IN TELEGRAPH OFFICE

The local Western Union Telegraph
Office Is 10 he equipped with a Mork-
rum printer. OF printing telegraph
equipment fn~ use-"" thetr wire from
Albuquerque TO Denver.
This equipment ~ IN use between
practically AN the larger points
throughout the country and is rapid
~ taking the place Of the Morse OPP
orator.
The original message Is punched
on "a tape similar To the tape 81 a
a market ticker by a machine with
a kcynVard similar to u standard
typewriter. The tape H. fed through
e sending apparatus which transmits
Il 10 the receiving end OF the line.
where ID is taken up by an automatic
receiving machine and ia printed on
regular blanks ready for delivery.
These machines have % large capac.
ifv for volume Of business handled
and when working properly viii fHi
o%utdistance the Morse operator foi
| speed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
.95 BLUE STARS,
4 GOLD ONES, IN
UNIVERSITY FLAG
fifty Page Booklet Is Issued, Civ
ing Record of Students Who
Served in War-Prof. Hodgin
Compiled the Pamphlet.

A fifty-pagc University Scryic,
bulletin printed In colors II Off The
ss this week Tor distribution TO IN,
Diversity men and women who
rvod In the war and TO Their
IothCrs.
The booklet which WIS compiled.
Eud arranged by Charles T.. Hodgin.
Zee president of the university h
'dlcatcd TO the men no went. to
lac men were ready to GO. and 10
be- women Of the university who
rived so faithfully In their various
avs"
The record Of the students Of the
University In nocking to tn Colors
h tho declaration at war with Ger
Nauy speaks eloqucntly uf their fine
Ipirlt OF patriotism and their lrrg 'r
Bought of humanity. MANY of the
hen were overseas and experienced
'ie yuffcring of the trenches SOME
ere wuurdod, thrca died OF disease
hid one was Killed In action,
ON the cover of the book II repre-
ntcd a service flag IN colors, show
h. 3g5 blue stars and four gold ones
the back b. an American flag
throughout the bulletin are draw
be. patriotic cartoons, sketches OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
New Mexico School
Wins National Title
in Health Crusade

To a New Mexico school-the.
Mountain View school Of Ritchey in
De Baca county-has come the honor
OF balng classed among tho winners
In "a national tournament OF the Mod
orn Health Crusade which was start
ed last spring IN the schools OF this
state by the New Mexico Public
Health association. The national
tournament was conducted by the
National Tuberculosis association and
the Junior Rcd Cross and the winners
have Just hoen announced by tho for
MGR organization.
Being a winner In the national
tournament means that the school
rated 100 per cont In It's success In
having each pupil qualify AS a
q knight Banneret' az the end OF
fifteen weeks iousting. To do this.
each hoy and girl enrolled had 20 do
sev%enty-fiVe per cent OF the eleven
health chores each day during the
period. To become n 100 per cent
school reflects credit upon teacher ~
well as student. There were three
million school children enrolled In the
last crusade. twelve thousand OF them
coming from New Mexico. Dur OF the
thousands Of schools and classes en-
tered, only one hundred and clever
were termed winners by the nationa
association.
The New Mexico Public Healtl
association Is offering the crusade q
schools OF the state again this TAI
aud expects TO have thirty thousan,
children competing. a number Of IN,
larger schools. such as the Albuquer
que public graded schools, will con
duct the crusade without outaid
assistance. the health association
merely furnishing the supplies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
CHURCH HOLDS SERVICE
In ALAMEDA GROVE

An ou~t-of-door service at Alameda
grove was enjoyed by members OF
the congregational church yesterday
morning. Automobiles started from
the church at . o'clock, filled with
young and old. The sunday school
service was held. followed by the
church service and singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Warner or
New York City whO are visiting here
gave addresses at the service. and
Mrs. J. =. Landers sung a solo. Mr..
Warner photographer the service for
"A moving picture aim. After the eer-
vices the congregation ate dinner uh-
der the trees.
Last night Mr.. Warner gave an ~
Illustrated lecture on his travels In
India and japan. 4 reception Ia
Mrs, Warner was given ~ the We
men OF the church this afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. Bryce. ii9 souti
Walter street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
Soldiers Wishing to
Reinstate Insurance
Must Do so Promptly

Some misunderstanding In regard
to government term Insurance for
soldiers and sailors seems 10 b. still
existing. \ statement made In s.
Il. q. Hays and copied IN many pa
pcrs said tina men nay %roinstatc
their Insurance up tn within eighteen
months after 1T has laps a." This
should have rend. within cight,on
months after discharge The lutost
regulation on government term in
surpnco allows q period Of thirty days
grace In the payment Of monthly
premiums after discharge. But " the
premium is not paid within Tie time
the insurance lnpHcs,
In r~cinstatlng. the amount Of on"
months premium must De paid on
both the amount 90 DE rcinstated and
the reinsuted insurance, this hold
ing good In the conversion Of term
insurance. The insured must he In
good health. the insurance u not
have been lapsod FOR more than one
,enr: this means that he does not
need % DOCTORS certificate n his ap-
plicntion Is presented within three
months after ths grace period, and Ne
IL able 10 state that ne is in ass good
health US at the time OF his %dischurgc.
After that time however e. dpctor'f
certificate viii have 20 accompany
the certificate.
Thu terms are most liberal and viii
be explained in detail at the Red Gross
Home Service office 10 all who are
In doubt. Men should remember that
! they are not Insured during the perl
obs OF l1psation, and would rooriNl
no benefits or protection during tina
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
SOIL. PRODUCTIONS
CONVENTION SEPT. "a

tecnth International soil-products OK
position will be held at Kansas city.
Mo. September "a To October (. ac-
cording TO Director w. s. Harris, cN-
erutivo committeeman for Itah, OF
the international Farm congress and
exposition undcr whnHc direction the
Soil-products exposition Is being
held.
Tho International Farm congress.
which Is the outsruWth Of the old
nry-Firming and Irrigation congress
ses, viii hold It's annual sessions at
the same time. These sessions are
devoted TO lectures ana discussion
on the vital problems OF the lrrigat-
ed and dry-farmiHE sections of the
world In which many national and
international authorities participate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
CITY MANAGER GOING
TO TELEPHONE HEARING

City Manager i%Iebenstre.t Is goinG
to Santa Re a week from today when
tho hearing on the telephone and tel
egraph rates IN the state come up boz
fore the corporation commission.
The wire companies have made APP
piication for permanent increased
rates In tine with the recent order
of Postmaster General Burieaon. The
companies are being turned back %
the private owners By m act Of con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
Walter Connell Now
Officer in League
of Municipalities
$2.75 to $500

= - blood. mayor Of Las Vegas,
md vice president OF The Sew Mexico
'fnguc of Municipalities. has becr
lectCd president Of the league 10
mccecd The late Charles wade Of Al
%puqucrquc. according tn adVices re-
.oiVed today bV city Manager Hcben-
STREET. secretary Of TIM league. The
report Of the election came from
, W c. Ward, chairman OF the OK
%pcutivr committee Of Las Vegas.
Walter cornell, chairman ~ the
'i'y commission RS OF this city. has
letn selected vie president to sue
ICED Mr.. Blood,
The League Of municipalities back
ID r. number Of important measures
y tn last session of the Legislature
designed 90 improve the methods oi
'ity government md expects to father
d number OF new measures In the next
iession Of thu legislature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08

The College Girls Corset. College and
School Girls, get the proper corset for your
self at the Corset Department at Rosen-
wald's. Special attention paid to the grow
ing girl and the young miss that do not know
just what she needs.
$500 and $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08

An Irishman say that posthumouA
works are The hooks a man writes
after he Is dead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08

the university campus and many
photographs Of the service men In
their uniforms.
The war record Of each stud mi is
given, together with his university
year and his location while In the
service. The "a women Of the uni
versity who were In uctiV. wur work
are listed ns well.
Professor HOdgin has been al work
Tor months on the compilation OF the
bulletin, keeping In touch with the
movements Of nearly an OF ths uni-
Versity mon and women during the
months OF war. His work IL a great
credit to himself and to the uni
vcFsity'H interest In ~ former stu
dents, and an immense pleasure Ia
the students themselves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08

Rress and the states again have SUI
pcrviaion over the rates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08

There is plenty OF room NJ the ton.
hut as soon aH "a man gets there he
'riCS his best to occupy 10 all.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
MARRIED IN BATHING SUITS
-sfrrsery Certainly saveEf Bride and
Groom Considerable expense IN
Wedding Etnery.

THE t.sh4srst ay,ld4As. / ssrt saw
sas when camping last >imm"r, writes
a CORRESPONDENT ot the thtynxo TrIh
Anr \ etr t,irnd ani hcr erihor
acrc thrrc and she met young man
Wsau SAC grew teui - IN short
tImr npe night hr asked her father
for tgr band hat father objected hr'
suvse 1T tb, shor, acquaintance. The
next rlus4ug The couple mrt and
planned tl cjppF, bar somehow father
'Eat IS -r sa thS ms spoiled When
swimming fbM Btlvrno@n they met
agate anA ,hn #rl happ"Ned {" men
tion chat her flasher had sour 10 the
vtlake aHd Neull ut r'turn uual rNe
ming Ihr hoy Sti This = our
time. mHi>rer "es oo Gre share
AMI obey wen, To- htm t0a ass 4 tp be-
married Il epce ate ceremony n5~
rwgYo9uvi ~ TIE ay3eA thr cnrg1y
atg{cfel la fhes haihaG suits
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
CaIon1ei Today! Sick Tomorrow!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calonel when bilious,
eonnipated, headachy Listen to me!

CaIofad rn5:srs ynu sick yon .rse O
days work. Caiomsl Nv quicksilver
and II salavates; ealongi lntares your
aver.
II you are bilious, feel lazy. sing.
xish and all knocked out. II your bo's.
ats are coassips,ed and your head
aches or stomach II sour. iust take n
@Doonfal OF harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone instead OF using slekeHing. sail
waiting calcmHi podson's Liver Tone
hs real liver medicine. Yea'll know 81
n~xt morning because you will wake
ap fe~iihg fins. your liver will be work
Gng. your headache and dizziness gon@,
yoar stomach will b. sweet aud bow
sis regular. You viii feel like work
ing. Your be cheerful; full Of sigor
and ambition.
Your druggist or dealer sells you
bottle II Dadson's Liver Tone for q
Efalhs and binds working together
tring results
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Exit plsitto~els.

r. Nj hure ysTrEY r'af,~ aHf un mGrv
dishes dried pa dlNhfo@rlS.
These are tNo W the things faf
which The Y VI e \ trimming schools
fdr horne e'2St%te4tx t~ ztsba4aE i i4@
school was started III uny'1rr 70 wise
,lsunnI gur howr assistants ou 'he
Hen domestic ~erslrc riBr Wtth t5te
cone tnto t'w rcnfrsi hranyh 'upay
mrnt bureau WITHIN No last N1S
mouths AN rytl'S 'uf hone assistants
have COM, IN, aud i1u have been s,a5
fulh tilrd
There ShnG}d never hc st1rky
plate after thv hone assistant has IN.
ixhrd TIE cuur~.,N Miss t,ratr u
white placement secretary, savS "fhe
girls arv taught how ~ makr fht'f pNu
Soda preparation for cleHusigs thc toe
box. the kiith.n closets etc ard how
~ cl,an stink and Kitchen rao-.,
So fht' Il shines
"pD>t,x ar.' neser drb3 With a sN'
rau, ur always s5al,lnd aad allowed
70 Ary without Il >fr,ak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
SWAMP.R00T FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

~.
There y only OBJ medlriue that rally
sands aat priv smiheat a. A msAJetue tor
ymsshle Ailments ol the kidneys. liver and
aaaaidet
Dr k,lmeFs swamp Root stAnls the
Alghest fer the rrasoR that It has proven
as be JuAt the remedy needed tn thousands
apoa Thousands ot distressing Gases,
swamp Roo, makes trends quickly be-
ause rs miii and tmmsiats effect Ia ~ton
rsalitea ia maSt cases IL IN a gentle,
sealing vegetable compound.
Start treatment al once Seia at all
drug stores ia bottles 0. two sizes. med1'
an and large
However. II you wish TO test this great
PREPARATION @saa ten cents 10 De ktimcr
/ Co.. nsnghamtun n Y, Tor sample
hottle " hrn writing he sure and mea'
asob this paper ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

The heavy liHens which aaess 10 he
So popular sor rseftsin1 gowns have
b~cn pat IA fl9b; hi ,ha sllurlag
erisyraSs ~ aT4AHc,sn Cne piece
dresses ssaplt Eaasie Hith deer rolled
collars tucked skirts and ~is,e sasies
are 3eTeBcpsri In the Fas.st .esgtifal
shades Of regs adss. cpr@l i4aa. rc<s.
yeglgw and nrange pale ogchs2 and
s.esgSnr violet. trus blues. AFsy aEpI
taupe Tltey pfnsssas aide effssse~.
while bsscs e-rnasii. h. susAr7ly fss.
irre3 In both morning. aid afieraeou
szsy5elS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
sameans L,Aed Ice Cream seda.

4 luvpher u The Jnitct States land
teal sN,rts, rrrvaty returned o. JHN
Nassl, Han, rrpns,> ihat ice oreaH SO
asS hase nlaAe q rsi'fdupa inltiFr>'i"p
MAN ,ae SaeaygS, The osfstvr was De-
saiissl n ,harge of Che ~els taHpjA II
OF the solitary ,,rge store at the I'aEe-
Page naval station aaa fepertS that
htp PATIENTS took maeh tWorv ktadls -
TIRE s,elaS than lp the 9n:t tnAncusa Sc
rur which he MAY ut,it Ss'h 10 dispense
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Sheer isle Rka5 siis bssssery. IL xe4sas
Is NOT cosi egs.sagh fer sgsaEzes Gars
Me- Stockings are the fh1hg aow--si
l@Ax, ctr s.ees ihsn. In he SHOTS dis
gaaycs. with the E~se~t Ess~iels Ia
bgcsisd s;.p9ars AMI sxsaft ssastsa~S
walking h~Nsts t1e az2y hsxe re.
& ~ A5ags Ga hsaek ar Ns1ite and Sssa,
u lhsra sss4 r'osks or other ssn
sssg'a S1ereSi TzaogE,A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

&&f@ w kA@ 9eS~SN
Shoes have scared IL price TiSh
faster ana ssssher thea other nett ~
ties. aud shoe a~n tell us thai Res-
p~ets Tor their cotalng down. &any-
thing like rsasorable prices ysaet al
all cheerful Tbs cue good afeshg Ehal
wta crosse oat Of This expsEace tar
the average ~ouan Ia sEftr she ~iil
learn 10 taas better cnry, " her foot
wear and make Il last if.sswr. ana Ina,
she win ase niHre ladk dsnt ia buyiag
her shores, The blk w c~nt Of tYsV
Piled feet among AFaritan Wosnea Is
:. = E@gsysrsSxsss sss ,ss~F ,,usss esffsss 'Yf#v
have ths bsst,lkAlus Shores Ia the
world &: their '$.Fytee. but will Ho,
learn tha, II is fatal 10 cramp ,Ae teet.
The eserydgB @al&ing shac. like the
tailored salt' IN tsF Rassf important
itetn tn the aelectiaa n foosw~ar. Two
pairs OF sfese Of substantial leather
a4aa assAssl.ssatsss kseel~ te.ast b. .mara
alternately aud taAsa.ained In coed re-
pair. for The sake " appearance and
scapHpY, WoEaen wha are sgpegl.
eneed In buying get t9o pairs an the
same last al 0ns time. and 1850 pairs
II high sssnes with one NJ loa ought Ia
see enc through tear fer street
wear. Before they are put GA the
feet they should be re-entxced al the
heels, Ii the wsaEpr ~ Inclined 10 wear
them OF NJ one hide The po!at ~
that theJ mes; be maintained ia nrst.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

few cents under Eiy personal gaaran'
tee that II will clean yOsr sluggish
liver better than nasty eaioHeli IL
woa't naAks you siek and yoa can rat
anything you want without being Sail
waited. Your druggist gaarantscs that
each spo0afai viii start your liver,
eie1n your bowels and strsighten you
up by msruing or you get youf 'noaey
hack. Chlldren gladly take Dodsnns
Liver Ton. because II is pleasant tast-
lag and doesn't grips or cramp or
make them sick.
I am selling millions OF bottles Of
Dodson's Liver Tone 10 people who
have found that this pleasant, vwg~-
table liver ntdieine takes the place OF
dangerous ealonsl. Buy oue bottle on
tiny sound. reliable guarantee, Ask
your druggist about tns ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

In the gSud old summer tiTne whrn
Rrutss " all Alnds ARE getting rips
and tempting. when cucumb.fs, rad
lAhes aud vegetables fresh from the
garden are too good 10 resist. whra tho
festive picnic prevails shd everybody
cvefeats and your stomach goes back
m you, then is the time for August
Slower" the sovereign remedy for
Hired. overworked and dtsorderrd stofn
aehs, pnnnera for indigestion, fer
nentatlon OF food. sour stomach. sles
headarhe and constipation. II gently
stimulates the ltver, cieanaes the In
srstlnes and allmepia'y canal, making
life worth living Sold cverywhere Adv
~--.-aF~rs- ft-f-rs'rs'sN-+4---'=
The worst ut /, for others means
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

class REPAIR all the ttES Aan sag Vi
lowed ~ ses cot VI sAspe or ruR d0Ha
Tan shsses shcaid be dressed 81
''shihed' e.fere they are waTn.
A pair ut stsee trees 10 neresswFy fss
every pair Of she~s md ~hrasver
Shoe Is of the taes the shoe tree should
m plaesti In IL. Next la impowtAnee 10
this is the s0rs ef arcsssax used II
Is economy 10 discover ind bug The
test-~ihAt Is enc that gsatsins sosns
Oil assa viii NOT hRFsn tsas leather. ky
keeping stsos.s nss ia ase cteaA and
dressed With the rtgng ratiish the life
.,ss e~s' ssvssarss "A, ssssasxssssst 1ess;
cynt. Il ~ very easy also 10 c0Nvt
Jhrga "a protect them fsaIa the dasi i,
These precautions 'a&sn with tfvssy
shoys elE sake them last lohs
tiass slssA
Driving iaostgvAr Is ha!e3 on shoes.
The back ~ the shoe above the hcsl
xrts seursed oug and asssts pretrctioa.
tlcyer w,ifffsn use Yasss ~ *ttx sss sssa~
teet the sAaes In tlte cat They cut
out the tocs of these and slip sh~na
on over the sisocs while driving, II
il easy 20 sI!p them ot and On,
I.laea canvas shoes for srsnsnrr wess
rcsssn Aahly ~ell. In these as 10
leather shoes the secret ~ kes,ins
them hong ,aEle lies IN A"~plag theta
m rptAslr~~Ilrt allowing thssn In get
tnbch run down before avitlag them
10 The shop for repairs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

straps, nscsi oSly 20 base straight
alp ~ crepe Sc chigs gathered on TO
form rhemiS@ II - finished with
narrow crnehcs or Val inc~ q, the bot
tom, whipped on nv hansisna provided
With twa s'nali buttons md button.
hole~ for tospgne the front ~ he skirt
~ The hack rs stitching Ia Lace
b.atiuG ST The waistllf1e 10 rurry mar.
roe satin ribbon. .thi* Cbetaiss IL cott-
ssgtcd into y cotabinSitpa whru The
beading II ssthcrasi up on the ribbon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
F0n SUMNER COLDS

Nothing gives gairker reiiet tran
SarhyT EGim.
II is harrni~ss. and slno relieves
Nervous Headache quickly, Ahd any
superficial iFfamsnstiSn in short
time.
TT Il fer HaHts, Hay Fever. ~ aay
Isin.
II yns cHnnot hey II LEGALLY. ~rd
for FIRE. Ssmgsis. sad Agents terrns.
CO ssci 5sc SAINTS fnf : &c tates
Aveia irsitss(rps
r. VI. TACHETs, inr-. k~~ Orleans
LA~--Adr.
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