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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30


Olympia.-After nearly IL years on
the state supreme bench. Chief Jus.
tice;:. Stephen J. Chadwick. the pho.
neer whitman county jurist. Tuesday
rendered his resignation to acting
Governor Hart, to take effect June l.
Having been previously informed of
Chief Justice Chadwick's determina.
ton to leave the supreme court, act.
ing Governor Hart announced the ap.
pointment Of Jesse b. Bridges Of Alb
erdeAn to fill out Judge Chadwick's
,unexpised STERN, (which ends in 1894
Judge Bridges is former president
of the state bar association, has
served as q state law examiner and
ranks hing in the profession. BY su
preme court procedure Judge o. R
Holcomb of Ritzville will become
chief Justice of the supreme court on
June 1. He was elected supreme
court Judge in 1914 for six-yeaa
term.
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Virtually Al Wounded Back.

New York.-Bringing announce
ment of the abandonment Of Brest
and st. Nazaire as embarkation ports
for American sick and wounded, the
hospital ship Mercy arrived Sunday
from st. Nszaire WIN ass atisnts.
Virtually all the wounded have been
returned to the United States, Off,
GERS, of the Mercy stated. and the
less than 100 left will be brought
through the port Of Antwerp.
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FORCES ro AL'eAT " ENGINE
/. rnoo1te. TAKEN xsoARo
DxNisn sfExMeK.
ATTEMPTED ATLANTIC CROSS
e''s. sad Asv's.ssr s..eu.d Afssr
Hour ,aad Hah Ii Nitsr-Men
IL eoSd t+eaath- md Wireless
IL Rescue sHip.

London May 25.-Missing for six
days. and virtually given up for lost.
Harry G. Hawker and his navigator.
Lieutenant Copmander Mackenzie
Grieve, British airmen, who essayed
a flight across the Atlantic ocean
without protection against disaster
save what their frail airplane afford
ed, are safe tonight aboard British
;warship off the Orkneys. Both men
are in perfect realth. Tomorrow they
will reach the mainland and proceed
to London, where they will be &C.
claimed as men returned to life.
Were $40 Miles From ireland.
Some HOO miles out from New.
foundland and 800 miles from the
Irish coast, Monday. May 10, the avi
ators, making the best Of an engine
which was failing to function proper
ly, were forced to alight on the water
The little Danish steamer Mary. from
New Orleans and Norfolk for Aarhu
] U.S., Denmark picked the. wayfarers uI
and continued on her voyage. 81
Lacking . wireless outfit, the cap
/ tain OF the steamer was obliged tt
withhold tidings Of the rescue until
he was opposite Butt Of Lewis. where
the information was signaled by flag.
that Hawker and Grieve were aboart
his ship.
Immediately word was flashed. t
fthe British admiralty, which sent on
destroyersi to oveftake the Danisl
vessel end obtain confirmation. Thi
was done. and one of the destroyer
Itook the airmen off and later trans
ferred them to the flagship Revenge
From this safe haven. Hawker sen
q message tonight that his machin
had stopped owing to the blocking o
fthe water circulation system.
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SUMMARY 0'fHE
WORLDS EVENTS
,MpoRTANr NEWS OF BOTH HEMi-
SPHERES solLED UowN TO
LAST .ANALYsis.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK R6AOIN6
Brief Notes Covering Happenings 10
This Country and Abroad That
; Are d Legitimate Interest
T.. to All the People.

Retised plans for the return Of
OVERSEES forces provide for the SAIL
ing from France Of all troops except
those in the regular divisions by
June 10. .4y, rs..,es 4
There are s5o,ouo buildings to be
erected ID the devastated districts
of France, according to statistics by
M. Leburi, the minister Of liberated
territories.
Ohio Saturday threw her hat in,
to the prohibition ring, Although
constitutional prohibition d6es MOI
becorAe effective until Tuesday. I'll
but 1S3 a. the $780, SALOONS in the
state quit business. Saturday.
Coroner James r. Hare Of Mclean
county. Illinois, has Just been al
lowed 500 by the government for
horse Of his which was killed In tn,
civil war. in q battle at Oklona, La
He had his claim In since 1864.
An appeal signed by a number 9
eminent professors and others, hs
been tublished in LQndon urging th'
reconsideration Of the terms OF pesc'
on. the j. grouad. tbxtt tlfsy~ belle tn
spirit Iof the II points OF Presiden
Wilson.
Thirty persons were burned. SIEVE,
al probably fatally, IN TRIPLE 81
plosion in the .cass and can depart
ment tof the STANDARD Oil comapn,
at Bayonne, N. J. Saturday. On
man. / living torch. leaped into New
ark bay. but was rescued.
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weather bureau. .- o.. ..---a.-..-.
The Green Valley Farmers Union
Warehouse Co., in annual meeting In
Ephrata. Wash. voted to increase
capital from $4,000 to $4,000, and
declared a $1,000 dividend on tho
last years business.
w. T. Giese. manager of the grain
department, Stanley Sceance, HDnan.
Mont. reports cf0ps in.1&G Ftfthead
st48hyst ti6nsc co14 ta3ss ~ y fine
s6xpe. TkeTe q SH Increased $reage
and everything Indicates . ~ crop.
The nil ardssrly ODD tho
Hardin M1lM4 company. It Hardin.
Mont, h3a beer purchased M Lind
q Jurkc1 .pf Shesidan. tn mn Ii
to be Known Is tie Big A6s4 MIL.
The NV MIN. and elevator fSsently
completed ut Vancouver, b. c. for
the Canadian firm. c. p. Coles 4 Co..
Ltd, has been purchased by H. F.
Qstra1der Of Seattle. Mr.. Ostrander
kas apHx9pl6e 9fipae. beens holding. con.
tfolli4& interest in the company. Tho
eaevat6f hss capacity Of $4,000 bush.
els. The C01es firm Is dissolved.
The biz new concrete elevator At
Pilot ROCK, Oregon. has been taken
over from the Farmers Union Agen.
| cy by local men, and . company has
been formed, The incorporates ara
kWaster<V sWesner;HA.sG. Buholts.; A.
~. Gill, n. e. Warner and Levi Ed
ridge. The names Of the new organi-
cation is the Pilot Rock Elevator Co.
The Northern Grain & Warehouse
Co.. Of Portland. Ore, has recently &C.
quireu another hour mill. This time
they secured q mill operated n San
Francisco by G. r.. Spivalo & Co.
This mill has capacity of 600 bar
frels per day, and in conjunction with
the Hour mill they have . macaroni
factory. 1t is reported that this mill
will be enlarged.
The Milwaukee Grain Elevator Co.
OF Seattle has purchased seven ware
houses on the Mansfield branch OF
the Great Northern Railway. The
purchase was made from the Ham
mond Mill Co. These warehouses ara
situated at Waterville, Alstown, Doug.
las. Supplee, Withr0w, Mansfield and
fC0uiee City. 3 Their combined maxi.
mum capscity Is SOC. 600 bushels. They
Will be placed in charge Of George
Raymond, who is just out Of the
service. ThesMilwaukee.G Grain Eleva
tor Co. of which 8. c. Armstrong ID
manager at Seattle, has lease ON
the Milwaukee railroad docks at Ia
coma.
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Killed In Seattle.

Two Seattle residents we're killed
and seven injured, two seriously,
when two big automobiles, which
victims said were racing each other.
crsshed together . few miles north
OF here shortly after midnight. One
Of the injured Sid ths rnachihes
we're speeding at G. miles an hour.
The dead:
Louis Cook, SO. Seattle city fire.
man.
Miss Frances Hayward, %. Seattle
Seriously injured:
Carl e. Childberg, 26, Seattle. son
OF J. q. Childberg, president Scand
inavian-American hank, conclusion
OF the brain.
Mrs. Lydia Hayward, SO. Seattle
fractured limb.
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n,Nov WOULD LIVE WITH SWISS.
Desires to Reside Among Them a. .
Staple citizen.
= Gensva- .Mafshar Won Hindsn.
burg has formally appealed to the
SWISS gov1ernment. asking permission
to reside III Switzerland as a simple
citizen.
.A&kv,fiea.

The imp0ft6tfon Of German dyes
WIN be prohibited. except to the ex.
tent that they are needed In the
United States. the war trade board
his announced. To determine ths eT.
tsnt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
board has appointed an advisory com.
mittee composed Of eight.
Exports from the United at4tea s.
April surpassed the previous Me
record Of last January By neatly
500, 900, 900. The department. q con-
msrce announced the total NAY 2@ e
$715, 600, 900, compared with 1924 as
Geo. in January. >. = ImpoStS In @4RH
ware valued at $273. 000. 900. o. $685.
goo less than in April, 1918. The
'trSde balance for the month In favor
OF the United States was $4,000. 900
and for the 10 months ended with
April It was 1921, 100000.
The public service commission Of
Washington has fled . complaint ir
Intervention in the Columbia rivel
rite case with. the interstate, com
(mSrce commission. The Washingt0I
commission pleads that q lower ratt
along the Columbia river, based OF
the lower cost of water grade trans
p0rtation, would disturb the local rat
structure Of Washington. Vancouver
Wash, Is q friendly intervenor In tn,
Columbia river rate case, asking tina
| e be named as one Of the beneficiarie
when the interstate commerce com
mission orders lower rates via tn
Columbia river. In the complaint tn
Washington commission endeavors {,
slow that the commercial importanc
| OF the Sound justifles rail rates owe
the mountains on a par with the Co
I pmbias river route regardless of tn
vide difference in cost Of transports
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30

Edmonton, Alta.-Edmonton unions
Sunday voted three to one for q
strike, effective Monday. lin support
Of the general walkOut In Winnipeg.
Calgary. Alta.-Union- workers OF
Calgary called y general strike In
sympathy with the Winnipeg walkout.
The vote to strike was carried four
to one, and virtually all unions at.
filiated with the trades and labor
council are affected.
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ONE DAY FOR HEROES


x IL OUR soldiers are h0nored
~ By the whole American M.
N ton ct this timely the
hallowed practice Of Memorial
day those who have offered their lives
tor thearsc6antfy inprevfoug wars and
ii our hearts and. upon our lips those
who came forward ID the recent emer.
gency. me idea Of the soldier.de-
fender, 90 the embodiment OF the San
timent Of home and country, comes TO
the front today as one. thought. one
image. The man. after all We build
our ships; we forge upon . thousand
anvils the new and terrible engines
Of war: we accumulate materials; We
exhaust the ingenuity Of our nation
Ii devtsing subtle mechanical defenses
against the creeping menace Of the
submarine: We silence the laws o.
peace in order that the president may
command every resource Of labor and
Of food: ~ seem to confess that
war hss psssed into the realm ma
terial forces; but in the midst Of oil
this, summoned to another order OF
thought by the return n this wonder
ful Holiday Of the bivou6c Of the dead.
We realize once more that the man.
With his heart Of love Ind devotion. ID
above all 4r.s- e a.
.svaan mishtisst nssts q Iron framed.
Vd1n those 41l-shaktag1AGs gunss
UnlSeS proud Gnsiand keep untAmed
The Nieroag hsasteof shsr scns!" =
ii d tAs patrisism Ind the honor
Of men. after all, against the base do
vices Of men. that Ii the dependence
Of freedom. Today. tomorrow. In our
memories, the hero Of the past--thb
Sordief who fought the ambushed In.
dian, who stood at Bunker Hill er
perished in cold and hunger at Valley
| Forge that America might be indepent-
cut, the man who died to "keeD the
rjSion whole"-and then the hero p
f*todsy, Who offered himself In q cause
| svGfy WHIT a. great ~ that Of inde'
pends6ce or Of union. Heroes past
hotoiSIt achieved; heroes to come. her
| OHM which shall be inscribed on th<
| pa6es d history now writing In iron
| aud Kio0d; tfIebe are foremost In ou'
thoufhts nov. We decorate graves
long Watered ~: our tears. and We dec
ordts unmade graves. graves yet un
known. Of men unknown.
| w have many and great things 4
think "; and ID the hours Of tender
remembrance and Of exalted antlci
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30
Brings Troops From Siberia.

Brings Trcops From Siberia.
San Francisco.-The United States
transport Sheridan from Russia reach
ed quarantine Tuesday. Besides q
number sof Americans casual troops
from Siberia the vessel was said to
have aboard many sick and wounded
Czecho, Slovak soldiers, who are be-
ing evacuated to their homes in Eu-
rope through the United States.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30
coutD-E|bS|tf..P'uj'I|
| PUT Berlin RUINS
peApLjEsT POISON EVER KNOWN
AMERICAN INVENTION; W. l.
LEWIS INVENTOR.
IS GUARDED DAY AND NIGHT
Drop Poured In Hand Would Kill q
Person, Dying In Great Agony
: Factory Workers Kept In
"Prison" During War.

Washington, d. C.-Guarded night
and day and far out of human reach
ON q pedestal at the interior depart
ment exposition here is q tiny vial.
1t -contains~a specimen o! the" dead
Hest poison ever known. 1t is Lew
isite," product of an American sci
enlist.
Ten airplanes carrying "Lewisite"
would have wiped out every vestige
Of life-human, animal and vegetable
in Berlin. A single days output
would snuff out the 100000 lives on
Manhattan island. A single drop pour
ed in the palm OF the hand would pen
citrate to the blood, reach the heart
and kill the victim in great agony.
Make 10 Tons 4 Day.
r What was coming to Germany may
be imagined by the fact that wher
the armistice. was signed it was being
manufactured at the rate Of 10 tons
q day. Three thousand tons of thi:
most terrible instrument ever con
C0lV0O 1OI KILLING WOuAO AoSC oOSA
-business~o on ther American
front in France on March 1.
Professor w. Lee Lewis inventor.
"Lewisfte', was developed in the bu
reau of mines by Professor w. Lee
Lewis of Northwestern university. Ey
anston, ILL.,, who took commission
as captain in the army. 1t was mar
ufactured in a specially built plan
near Cleveland called the "mous
| trap" because every workman VIII
entered the stockAde went under q
agreement not to leave the 11-acr
space until the war was won. Thu
kof course, was to protect. the score
Work on the plant was started ]
days after the bureau Of mines ha
completed its experiments. The OIL
er preparations to bring the gas int
the war went forward with like spec
but the armistice prevented the Ge
i mans from ever experiencing a fu
realization Of what they had begu
when they turned their primitiy
gases on the Canadians In F1andel
| in the early days Of the war.
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|SliR- MSi-G0
GOES 10 french
aANTzAU DENIES HUNS ALONE
TO BLAME FOR THE, WAR
TALK AUSTRIAN PACT.
REFUSE eeRllANrs REQUEST
Teutons Get No Chance for Oral Die
eussion Of Roints-lnterss ia
Russian ProbisHn Intensified
by Finland Dispatches.

Paris, May 25.-With the exception
of one minor concession, all sugges-
lions and counter-proposals by Ger.
many for the disposition Of the Saar
basifiA have been rejected by the reply
of the allied and associated powers.
Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau's ap-
peal for an oral discussion Of points
at issue On this subject was ignored.
The concession agreed to IL tkxt
Germany might create a prior charge
upon her assets or revenues for tho
payment for the mines In the Sast
region II the plebescite goes against
France. f '''' .'',.,.,
II, however, thessum agreed upon Is
not paid within a year from the date
it is due, the PREPARATION commission
shall effect payment under instruc-
tions from the league Of nations.
This alteration was made in view of
Germany's declaration that 1t was i'm
possible for her to accumulate = suf-
ficient sum of gold with. which to
pay for the mines in the Is years be-
fore the plehescite- is =, taken since
other repsrations would constitute q
constant drain.
Count Won Broekdorff- Rantzau's 18th
note to the allied council was deliv-
cred this morning. It Is . fejoinder
to the councils reply to the German
note regarding responsibilities.
Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau in
sists that Gefmany's only RESPONSE
biIity is for the violation Of Belgian
neutrality, for which It ia ready to
make reparation, and declares that
all the powers were responsible fol-
the war and that the material damage
dona@wass the1awoflrs Of thest ar
| mics as well as the Germans.
The council OF four has completed
the Austrian treaty, with the excep
ton Of financial clauses and tht
southern boundary, on which soms
details are still to be- Strengthened
out. C.
Chinese and Japanese delegates
were before the council this after
noon In connection with the Russian
question, which continues to occup!
much Of the councils attention. owinl
to the proposal to recognize Admira
Kolchak, anti-bolshevik leader Il
Russia.
The impression in French circle
is that. the council of four had d
cided unanimously to recognize tn
Kolchak government. At America
headquarters. however, it was said p
decision had been reached.
Representatives Of the Chinese SOY
eminent at Canton who are now i
Paris have cabled to the United State
congress an appeal for assistanc
against the. transfer Of Germany's IL
terest in China to Japan.
"This means," says the appea
"that while Prussianism has bee
1Aesasoyed inAexerys other region~in tn
world. America and her allies hav
decided to perpetuate 1t in China
the interest Of Japan
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30

Train kiiis Hoquiam officer.
Aberdeen, Wash.-Deputy Sheriff J..
P. Tolliver OF Hoquiam. while motor
ing on the Olympic highway west OF
Montesano. was instantly killed when
his automobile was hit by a west
bound passenger train.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30
LAWMAKERS MAY STOP FIGHT.
New euN introduced In Ohio Gives
Cocernor More Power.

Columbus, Ohio.-A bill designed
to give Governor Coz authority to re-
woke the permit given by the Toledo
boxing commission for the Willard
Dempsey fight July 4 was introduced
in the house Of representatives Mon
day. It carries An emergency clause
whichS II ado1ted BY a two-thirds
vote. win make" the measure effective
on being signed by the governor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30
w. A. MOORE DROWNING VICTIM
Spokane Man Loses His LIE IN Mon
tana-eridee Falls.

William A. Moore, who spent near
ly his entire life In Spokane. trav-
cling salesman for q furniture cum
pany Of 'Minrfeapolis and local repre-
sentative Of that company before re-
moval Of its Spokane branch. was
drowned In the saltwater river near
Columbus, Mont, when footbridge
from which Moore was taking snap
shots gave way and precipitated him
into the water. s
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Denmark Satisfied.

Paris.-The peace delegates have
discovered phenomenon nation
of seif-determination shall be applied
at its own cost. Denmark has shat
tered all diplomatic presidents by
asking for less than the treaty OF
peace grants her.
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Prague - eofiteersavisld.
Paris.-Infuriated persons in Prague
erected gallows in the main streets.
whittier they conducted 81 food prof.
iteers and threatened to hang them
unless they took the oath that they
would sell their wares at reasonable
prices.
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pacific conores.men Unite.

Pacific congressman Unite.
Neutrality-suspicious. members from
Washington, Oregon and California
hare formed an Organization with
Rspreseutative Kahn Of California as
chairman to push enactment Of any
legislation benefitias the Pacific
coast
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IN THE CAUSE OF LIBERTY
0ravs Men Who Fosoht for the Unisn
rs oiady-Maus ire oIpsfia::
tive Sacrifices.


W n.y. INC pr'eesess pnn'ess OF
oeeUa''ns 'ne ssaves oa .ome W inc
worlas sreetest neEoee. we must 70
meMoer tesI netoas@ = meaSnseo 2
ssc1.nee. Iof : wostny cause. aoe .m'
ols. Is VIZ ef.ve u. Sove1 wItn
nowesS niue INC supsE'e.lvs sec1lnse'
Anoss .aom "eFs yoens men VINO
tu1neu slus atvm Solisso hsls IN
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Dries Lead In Texas.

Dallis. Texas.-Returns from 2SS
towns in the sttae from aSturday's
general election give: For prohibi-
ton, 62.995; against. 43.so0. For
woman suffrage: 51,751; against,
48,513.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30

A. H. varnes. returned soldier, has
bought the jewelry business Of Wal
ter L. Butt at Sprague.
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Fly From Paris 70 coblenx.'
For the first time since the Amer
leans reached the Rhine airplanes
have been used in transporting off.
cial papers from Paris to Coblenz,
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Hunaarians Free Hostages.

Hungarians Free Hostages.
Copeahasen.-An official communi-
cation received here from Budapest
says that the soviet having triumphed
over its enemies, the liberation Of
the hostages has been ordered.
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Po0S'00toseV 0UsSU MpWys
Rome.-Gabrielo d'Annunzio. the
poet-soldier, has resigned his lieuten-
ant colonelship in the aviation branch
of the Italian army.
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oRAiN AND MILLING NEWS.
Warm weather throughout Montana
IL proving boon to growing crops.
according to the weekly report Of tho
Helena office Of the United States
weather sbureau..
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Attest: prrSidont n LNE
JOHN I. HOOD, ''lce w.
Clerk Police jury.
| ALoN FL SALIvATES
AND MAKES You st.
Acts Like Dynamite on !,
gish Liver and Yon S$
a Days Work '''e

There's NO reason WHY
son n should take sickepino' p p
waiting caIomeI when a feSS :. s5'
buys a large bottle of Nv n", e'a
Liver | Tones perfect s nTaSs'
for caIOmcI. 'uDSll'4
1t is a pleasant vegetable J.
which will start your live, ,'lpt
as surely as calomel, but i # y lq
MT make you sick and = ~ ule
salivate. 'anNe
Children and grown folE,
take Dodson's Liver Tome y !.
cause it is perfectly harmI s
Calomel is a dangerous ' d..
1t is mercury and attack, r raI!
bones. Take a dose of nastv w! .Je
hie' To-Day ana you will feel WAL
isck and nauseated tomo, ,@l
Don't lose a days work. T.I s' |.
spoonful OF Dodson's Liver Ta,'
instead and you will walk ,v y
feeling fine: No more biifo%
ness, constipation, sluggisbnas,,,
coated tongue e0 Or Ioa'
stomach. Your druggist saws ,'a !
YOU don't find Dodson's Il ii,s
Tone acts better than horriS S
,alomel your money is waitn
or you. Ady. bod. y
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the report of the committee in
which he stated that this matter
had been discussed with certain
members of the Police Jury OF
Acadia Parish and that members
from the Acadia Parish Police Ju-
~ favored and recommended that
the maintenance of the ferry be
continued as at the present until
such time as a new bridge can be
constructed. The matter was dis
cuSSed at some length and the
said committee was requested to
continue further laborS in con-
nection with the maintenance of
the ferry and in connection with
the construction of the new
bridge over the Mermentau river.
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STOP SCRATCHING
USE ZEMERINE

Ii makes no difference how
long you have suffered with
eczema, itch or any other skin dis.
ease, Zemerine will help you as
1t has helped others. Zemerint
stops suffering where other rem.
edies have failed and restores The
skin to a healthy condition.
The first application of ZEN.
crime brings relief, stops The bur.
ming and itching, the desire 70
scratch passes away, and healing
becomes possible. Read what
others have to say about Zener-
Inc: Send me another box Of
Zemerine. 1t has done me lots Of
good" Il have used Zemerinf and
1t gave me more relief than any.
thing" - !"
w.. Zemerine is, sold in two sizes
!, cents and $500. If not at your
druggists it will be sent postpaid
upon receipt Of price by Zemerins
Chemical Company, Orangeburs
). c. Sample 1Oc.-Adv.