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The review., 1919-04-03
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to get the, paper. Please Watcn the
Go+e onnosite vour name each week
snd see that YOU do not get behind
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The review., 1919-04-03

The editor is looking forward with
much pleasure to that annual event
when he and Grandpa" David Wei
born celebrate their birthday together,
as the dates come so near together.
Mr.. Welborn's comes on Anril 28th
and the editors ON April 26th. This
year the two events will be celebrat-
ed ON Sunday, April 9th, with a big
dinner at the home of Mr.. Welborn's s
and next year, if both live, at the home
Of the editor, and vice versa,
The review., 1919-04-03

The term autocrat has become so
,,rDonn,ar that one Of the Juniors, un-
willingly, has suggested that me
Antocrat of the breakfast Table might
more appropriately be called me
Aristocrat of the Breakfast Table: NOT
much improvement. Both terms are
under the ban.
The review., 1919-04-03

The latest patterns am stones IN
gold iewelry right from New York,s
largest Jewe1ry houses (thls sprlng S
stv1es) are on display at Sta1ney >
-!awelry Store. See. them.
The review., 1919-04-03

The first Baptist Church raised
$4OO Sunday for missionary work.
Jack Bridgers, Raleigh merchant,
was killed Saturday night bv Jeff
Snuggs. burglar whom Mr.. Bridgers
had been watching for
The review., 1919-04-03
WHERE LUCK LIES

els de left hind foot of a rabbit a
sign of luck?" -
"'Tis," remarked Mr.. Erastus
Pinklev, eff you owns de dest of de
rabbit t'-Washingt Star.
The review., 1919-04-03
PAS REPLY.

"Pa. if you ever had it to do over
again would you still marry MAJ"
Cant you children let me have a
little peace without starting trouble
With vaur foolish questions ?'-De-
trCit Free Press.
The review., 1919-04-03

ONE PRICE AND CASH TO ALL
q child can therefore buy as cheap
from us as a grown-up. StaHey
Jewelry Store.
The review., 1919-04-03

Seventy-tive people yesterday met at the
home of Carl Gilbreath in the Fairfield neigh
borhood to celebrate the 81st birthday OF
Uncle Cicero Holton. 1t was also Luther T.
Smiths anniversary. 1t was great day Tor
all A fine dinner vas served.
The review., 1919-04-03

Salem Day will be observed Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. Gilbert w.
Clark Rev. H. E. Rondthaler Of Win
ston will deliver the address. All
alumnae of the college are invited
to be present at p. m.
The review., 1919-04-03

Wilbur Stalney IS visiting the editor today
He is just from overseas where ne was al
tach, d 10 Battery 8. Anti aircr~tt ar.lilef'
and saw much service on the DattIe fronts.
The review., 1919-04-03

Did you enjoy your stay in the hos
pital?"
NO. It cost me $45 a week to see
the doctor make love to the nurse,
and 1 can see the same thing in the
movies for 10 cents Life
The review., 1919-04-03

The condition of Mrs. J.<J WEIGH
shows very little improvement this
Week, her many friends will be sorry
to learn. = =
The review., 1919-04-03

Married-Miss Mamie Whitsell to
L. M. Robbins Saturday evening at
the home of c. W. Pratt On English
street, Esquire j. w. Tomlinson Off
ria ting
The review., 1919-04-03

No one here seemed to mind it
when the cog OF time slipped up one
hour Sunday morning. In fact, it is
good thing for the working na1 and
5aa. It gives more time for work n
garden and other pleasures.
The review., 1919-04-03

FOR SALET offer for sale this
month at less figures than hereafter
two fine business lots on the corner
Of West Commerce and Rankin Sts,,;
also two fine business lots Just below
the above two mentioned lots on Ran
kin Street, this side of the A c. Jones
brick building. If interested, see me
at once. w. l.. STANLEY, Editor of
The Review. ~
The review., 1919-04-03

Grandpa" and ''Grandma'' David
Welborn spent Saturday afternoon in
the city on business and visiting
friends - z-.s,s~ = = ez.. =
The review., 1919-04-03

+ A movement has been put on foot
by the Baraca Glass Of the First Re-
formed Church to equip class with
reading. and writing rooms, gymna-
siunl and shower baths-somethin g
new in connection with Sunday
schools
The review., 1919-04-03

c. B. Cecil's Ford was stolen Tuesday
night at the carnival grounds.
The review., 1919-04-03

And we have the open airrearniyal-
show with us this week. to make things
merry.
The review., 1919-04-03

Rev. Chas: p. Coble of the First
Presbyterian church and member Of
the Home Guards, preached special
sermon to the members and OFFICERS
Of the Home Guard Sunday morning.
The review., 1919-04-03
OIL 2 NlXL

Wiliis-"Our company was getting
1000 barrels a day when suddenly on
December 1st our production stopped.
Gillis-''ThAt's funny. I never
heard of an oil we'll acting like that
before.
Willis-"Who's talking about oil
wells? This was a brewery. Judge.
The review., 1919-04-03

Medicine for the soul '--inscrlp.
+;on over the door of the Library OF
Thebes. Fl
The review., 1919-04-03

A new water plant or the one improved IS
Imperative.
The review., 1919-04-03

Will London is chairman of 5th loan drive
in Sonth Carolina.
The review., 1919-04-03

Bonds for any purpose cannot he voted on
now on account of the city,s inde ebtednesS.
The review., 1919-04-03

I have never heard anything about
the resolutions of the apostles but
great deal about their acts.
The review., 1919-04-03

A. NJ. Hardie was operated on lol
@''nendicitis at local -hOspltai ie1e'
week
The review., 1919-04-03

Latest Find-Mate Quartette- Cecil
Harris, Silver and Wall.
The review., 1919-04-03

Wanted-by the class Unanimous
privileges.
The review., 1919-04-03

D. Rones has sold his theatre building.
The review., 1919-04-03
JUNIOR SPEAKING.

The Junior Glass of H. P. H. S. will
make it's appearance in one minute
speeches Friday afternoon, April II,
at the high school auditorium.
Many of the chosen activities of men
are to be discussed from two view
points. First, Why has he chosen to
spend his life's energies within GER
tain channels; Second, How has he
prepared himself to become efficient
The review., 1919-04-03

Ex-sberjff James F. Jordan is dead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-07

l72S MT. -VERNON-S6000; / I rooms, cor
ysniences. WM l.. CRAVEN'S s SONS
2OI9 Columbia ave.
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DWELLING, 2sl2 y, ,Jllth St; @ rooms;
ENipIRE rRIIST co. A4th & Lanca ster aY
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

CURING CAR. 7-passenger limousine 81 80
per lour up. Poplar 1867.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

LETS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has engI-
nenrs. hremen. chauffeurs. buffers porters
iantors and laborers furnished for all kinds
nf work. .O35 Master st. Bell phone. Pop
lar 26+7.
WANTED-' 'orks. Chambermai ids and child
nurses. Miss Rose Dougherty. 1913 Girard
avenue
WANTED at Episcopal Office BIZ s. 12th
St. firsr-Class cooks. Mattresses chamber
maids nurses. laundress"s.
WANTED-Pa rlOrnaids. laundresses wait.
resses. frst-class cooks. Apply jl1 s
10Th ST.
FARM HANDS and dairy hands and ma rried
men, white and Colored. AIS Race st
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HELP wANTED-MALE


heal producers, who are not afrai Id TO tackle
= now proposition and know how to put II
across we have line OF ovcral.s and work
comes entirely new IN conception. superior
IN quality, for which there IL great big
market we are ready to pay literally on
"Ither salary or commission basis for men
VINO can get results quickly; we will not
entertain applications from any but men Of
proved ability. and letter must contain full
particulars of experience. territory covered,
klnd or goods sold and volume or business
70 receive any consideration: state where
Ledger Office =
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COLORED SECTIoS-Six rooms and bath;
~ bargain to quick buyer: 1903 N. 9th St:
price ABE shfYY KofsRY& fRRSY'& 6 co. 7so s. 9Th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-07

STORAGE CO., 3S7O I.ANCAS.
TER ANE.-AUTO SERVICE, ST0R Af;E
PACKING. LONG-DISTANCE MONINIi W
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lBTH near Brown-s4UUU; " rooms; centra
location. WM. H. ChANEN'S SONS
nOIn Columbia ave.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

LADY. Young desires r clerical position
knowledge Of filings. ledger work and type
writing. e 3l5. Ledger Office
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=AKRON TIRE CO., GIG MARKET ST.

Two h;ton white trucks stake body. with
closed cab: these trucks are practically
new. Rave been used four months and not
nNer 2uno miles. G. Ranta. Elismere Del.
BUICK ROADSTER LIGHT SIX. damaged.
364" y 10th 81. Tioga S401.
DODGE TOURING CAR for sale. 3649 N.
10Th st. TioGa S401.
FORD radiators. all models. 1919 inclusive;
liberal ALLOWANCE on old ones: 332 y. 10Th.
GARFORD TRUCK PARTS for sale. 3649
y. 10Th ST. Tioga sioI.
HUDSON SUPER SIN for sale. 3Gi9 n.
10Th st. Ti0ga sol
SrUDEBAEER TOURING CAR, running
order 1850 Tenth ST 'rioEa s401.
BODIES. express and stake suitable for 2
or 3-ton chassis. 1915 Wood st.
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General


GREENEWAl
PRIVATE SsFtETNRY, experienced in ON
uloym-ut or welfare work young man or
woman. unusual opportunity; good wages
accountant G., p. A.; experienced cost ac-
COuUiHn', me- Chinerv Or manufacturing eN-
p"r"nc"" assistant employment manager.
man or woman: head hoolilieeper. manufac-
turing experience: hOOkkeeper. handle cost
departments 2 assistant hootleepers oKpo-
rienCed hotel cashier hotel boollieeprr:
st"nographers. good wages. mon and
women: credit manager, jobhnr or retail
"ypori"ng" required: foreman tonlmN>er. de
signer for experimental work. t0olroom
practical experience: manufacture foreman;
good opeuinGs for college and technical men
also for executive office men and women.
Write the secretary for blank and booklet
Established same locality for 20 years No
come, tion with any other bureau. 40 en-
r"'lm"nt charees. e30 S. llth.
AGr'TS-seniors. $5O-sGC G. p. A.. 5000
HOONE EEEPERS-Fac ctory & Office $40 $50
ruEMIST = Dyerood metals $500 un.
rORPESPONDENT- T-EXnurt French. $4,000
tNGINEERS-Design engines. pumps $4,000:
drOu forge press and electric welding,
foreign uNnOrt sales machinery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., elcci. .mach.& supplies.
UPERINTEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mach. shop
nnmf"rrous foundry. $4,000 M yearly
sTENOG'RS 6 PRIV. SECS tA). s1s. $40
CAPABLE MEN-Sales, office and technical.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLINERY STORE. oO3 SOUTH GOTH ST;
best location. 80th and Walnut sts.. a few
doors from the Imperial Theatre and moving
pictures; II Is accredited the finest most
years; must be sold owing to recent death OF
the two ,milliners: goodwill, fixtures and
Cox & Co. 1905 Real Estate Trust Bldg
Broad and Chestnut. Phone Walnut 1901.
IF YOU WISH to develop and manufacture
ucts; long.establiss and successful man;
plant facilities. NJ 11s Ledger Office. $50.
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LOST AND FOUND

COIJ,AR-Lost, diamond and black velvet
colar containing 6l diamonds and 1
pea shaped diamond drop; stamped either
FfI59 or E713. Liberal reward II returned
TO j. e. Caldwell g. Co., Juniper sand Chest
nut SITS.
FJJR-Lost, a gray squirrel fur in wana-
makers Friday afternoon. May Q Re
warli(1f returned to Miss Grace Drake Miss
Sirfs School, Bryn Mawr. Telephone Bryn
Mawr 800 W
RING-Lost Friday. in the vicinity of 6Oth
and Pine SITS. a ladys solitaire diamond
ring; also gold signet ring. Liberal reward
n returned to 325 $. Goth st.
WALIET-Lost a black wallet with sum
of money: name and address inscribed in
gold letters. Frank G. O'Donnell, 3T9 Mar
lin St RoxhnrouEh. Reward
WATCH = Lost. watch, engraved hunting
case KEY winder; S2b reward. 1880 y.
Isth st. Phone Diamond SI68 j.
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PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC.
HOWARD VINCENT

Every one OF the above pianos are in
stock in fine condition. ready for delivery
including stool and scarf or % rolls of music
a nd bench nd one years tuning free.
NEW PLAYER PIANOS S325 up $3.50 wIS
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS, Sl+5 up, 81. 30 wk
HOWARD VINCENT
S3G- S3S-si0- SAP -Sii-S46 n. 9TH ST
Established 80 years
HAVE your 65-note player made to play S.
note music rolls: only S35, work qua
VIM. Doran. 1921 Lancaster ave. Pres. 1857.
VICTROLA RECORDS MUSIC ROLLS
Bought. sold exchanged. 6127 Market
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Central Apartments
sSes: W6R% t. e. rs Mdssn
TT N. 10th ST.
b sinHE.Sn' IsHmf Se.n' Ssa2s if9
1854 BUTLER ST.
w6FREi c2FTi Foqns to Dorss sss S9'i:sf2n e fri
S 4 600
1925 Berks, rooms. conyenient location.
Vim. l.. crayents Sons. 20la Columbia ave:
Master st.; hot water heat. porches. cleo
hEF8Ns9 ffGssy 5S'f MINNick iSth above Ridge av.
240O OXFORD STREET
wm. L. crayen,s $ sons. 2oia Coiumbia ave.
a9se N. 18TH sr
nd bath p9Sh front
Sfdtf9n %S1tbS ave. woodland asas W. .pD
M ptsg tfses $1,000 Shows PEssgsrs *
$4,000 iny@estment; @ small amount amount Of cash.
sNAPsI4 N D.5!sT ST sstory ewelns
AT LAFAYETTE Bldg. n. f. cor. 9th and
sChestnut SITS.
lent location also WllIIngton ,at Montgem-
TEENss F2S@s so@s S6fSpc S6is colHmba AVE L. era
"'d;TSD dws,, l5is \. I7th st.. i$ rooms, baths.
nHa rSd tn Ph 4 fopar is
coLoRED sEcTISS-sN TSSms and bath;
price AhR sHf9qk koHsR9s AgRR99!ys co. zso $. 9Th st.
$50 y, 4TH ST. to rear street-3-story store
and dwelling; court houses. rear street;
SoSa SHRs. iFSef.da J.. RdRaewN & CO, 217 s. Broad.
BARGAIN---Must self 0 8 sty., 10 rms. and
bath brownstope 'front.' all GSonys,; $500
fsSS sTaMn W Vt AsE ns fS KoEsSY s0 20 "a o g f
S. E, cor; lsth and Alleghsnly sv,s;Ms,Elsye9 ,-s,
'oGSfil. GHRs. ''IU'fR y. BROWN ( CO. 217 s. Broad
49, n. 7TH sT.--Three story, 10 rooms. ali
'o"SiGisfSeoS XsE RosRY 2st a6e s5 s osf s6 st,
VACANT--42s \. Opal st,i 7-room dwellinEi
EMPiRE hPi Ss'sF sTFRGsT F' CO, 44th & Lancaster sy
IS4l-43-45 s. BANCROFT ST.
LANES F9oRIAi F. HARE RDdfTah 18th iSlSo and Morri.
%TH5as 6STiahs Pgif Pssis SSIoG essh sfs quickly
SPhG Gf foHAt2sT TRtsT 6 Espt iG Grfs ssaSS
rvs Esnsa5s W ! SRAVpRg u Ss2g"' osss ssss
6TT oaaSa PSar WI fss65!sss s6ss
nnIN Columbia ave,
S4750-MAKE OFFER; 21l8-ls Nicholas ST.,
with rear dwelling; $40 rental.
ALFONSO MINNICK, 10Th above Ridge ave.
9955 n. sTH sT.-Eight commodlous rooms,
stsirways: price $4,000. Mallon. 2s41 N sth
iITREE small houses, suitable for homes or
Investment immediate possession. LYNNE
X. LEWIS. 22O4 w. Tioga st. Tioga 424I w.
1870 COLUMBIA -AVE--ModeIn store and
dwelling; rent $1,000; lets talk Y over.
ara N. BROAD ST. : Modernized; garage
snace, cheap; hot-water heat; 20x140,
BRENNAN. 81 s. 12th st.
si30 N, BROAD. brownstone. st. rear. $1,000
" VA r. sRshRseow sRshRseowN Z 60. eioi York road. .oo
| cor store dwg,, ,2s0O blk W. Lehigh $4,000:
suit any bus. Moore. Somerset & Bonsali
IINyEsTNENT-Mo Mod 9-ism, hltpg. apt; rent
$500 yr, make offer Kohler. 22+S n. 10th.
sa900-aO43 StillmsD ST., porch front brand
bath c. II. Won Tagen. 25th abv Lehigh.
! 0i2 S, 2lsT-3 story, rms, moderni sta
IA HOUSES, ch5istiSsln Sln,. s. ossssOyys ssOyys Front;
39s3 W. ARLINGToN--S story. porch front,
electric. Apply 800l Berks 81
EI.LsWoRTH. ABOVE 23d--1 rms. bath
NJ. IT. GRtscoM 2100 catharineI II.
s'sE Essl sHSsis lsssi5s s:s :ss Is SsIsA 'front.' ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-07

YOUNG WOMEN AS CASHIERS AND
INSPECTORS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAAIAKER'S
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT rooms and
bath: strictly modern: has every conv.: gas.
cleo, hot and cold water, otC. private porch,
large ward: convenient train and trolley serV-
ice. Phone Germa ntown 1895 !
FOR RENT. furnished. Broom housekeeping
apartment; beautiful location; minutes
from Wayne Station private porch: central
dining room IL preferred. Telephone Wayne
12S w.
BAChtELOR aptsi, furnished ! and room
district, blocks from Rroad St station
127 s. 18th st. The Geneva.
I2l3-15 LOCUST. ST. 0ion's Heads
rooms; private bath.
POPLAR APTS.. 1920 Popla r-Furn., prl-
vate baths. Kitchens. h.-w. heat. elcc
WEST PHILADELPHIA
TO RENT-Six rooms. corner apartment
furnished: porch: June II TO Sent. IL: $50
n month. Phone Preston 2306 w.
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General

BUSINESS SERVICE Co, 1ll6 Land Title
BOokkeepeTs, Sls-25; stenOgra Pliers, S15-25
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PERSONALS

FLOYD YOUNG or Roy Dean please COM
municate with q. NJ. Young II, $50 Watt
ave.. Chicago, III
i WTLL NOT be responsible for any debts
unless contracted by myself
PELEGRIN HOMEDES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-07

YOUNG LADY wanted for clerical
work with manufa curing concern.
Box -, 18th and Moore SITS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

offer. A. p. CLULEY. 900 s 4th st,
02l MORRIS-Scvrn rooms conveniences
make offer. 4. =. Cluley. 900 S. 4th st
S4OO0-Cor. dwg.. 6 r. & b., h. W. ht., eIec
IT,. etc, G. II, Won Tagen. 25th sbs I.ehigh.
CORNER PROPERTY-2sth between CoIum-
hit MONTGOMERY; . rms. bath 52O S 18th
2255 GRAFT s2250. vacant. Cozy. weII-built
home. Chas. II. Won Tagep. 18th alb Lehigh
lI4D N 3lST.--3-story porcn front; posses-
sion. Apply $50 s. 9Th or 1901 BerEs.
MANTON ST. above hth---- rooms cows :.
make offer. 4, p. Cluley, 00a $. 4th st
building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
SITES KAlLRUAD-Penna ana Reading
$1,000 per acre and up according TO loo ;
inquire for terms. Dietnrich 737 Walnut
FACTORY site, 85x143. adJoins Pa. freight;
light sides. SMITH 1903 PIT. Breeze ave
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WANTED

NEW and 2d-hand hirvcles tiros all makes
ANDREW r. BIRCHETT. 5O3 8. o2d st
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BOARDING
BOARD WANTED

BOARD WANTED for several years. to-
Eethsr with care and mother 8 attention;
for 6-year-old boy: Protestant family and
one who owns its own home preferred: refer
ences ard terms. G 200 Ledger Office.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD IN refined family bv
Young man. starts working in knitting mil
next week. near Randnlph and Jefferson SITS
Address Grant NJ. Croft. Bovertown, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-07

WOMEN FOR PACKAGE COLLECTING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'
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485 n. 7TH ST.--Three story, 10 rooms. all
conveniences: must sell: make offer.
ABE KOLSkY & CO. I3O s. 9th st.
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VACANT--2s n. Opal ST. 7-room DWELLING;
ENIPlRE TRUST CO. 44th & Lancaster ay.
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BARGAIN--Must self 0 8 sty., 10 rms. and
each; will not sell one: from 2626 to 2042
Brown st. ABE KOLSKY CO.. T30 s. 6th.
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7 rooms. modern, s21O0
JAMES r. HARE 18th and Morris
BEAUTIFUL HoME--2A0o block N. 23d st. !;
rooms porch; price $4,000; act quickly.
rIIlNIAS 2alh w. LehIRh.
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$50 n 4TH ST. to rear street-3-story store
and DWELLING; court houses. rear street;
soST %HRs. +. PR,wN & CO.. 217 s. Broad.
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S 5 @ @ @

Near Goth Diamond fCorner), steam heat;
excellent condition: cows: monthly lease,
Vim, l.. Craven's Sons. 2Ol9 Columbia ave
S1J, 0O0--Posses ssion; elegant side yard dwell
ing, 14O4 n. 10th St; 10 rooms. baths;
large lot. extending TO WlilnEton st electric
lights. hot-water heat, hardwood a. Hea ton
Minnick 1902 Girard ave. Phone Pop. 1s9.-
SACRIFICE--l831 n. Lawrence St; "a
story dwellings,; rent $50: should rent for
s35: price $4,000; assessed $4,000. Apply All
Lafayette Bldg. y. E. cor 9th and Chest
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1919-06-05

An acid stomach cannot digest food
properly. Instead, the food sours and
ferments and, passing into the intes-
tines. becomes n breeding place for
countless millions of deadly germs
toxic pOlSous they are called. These
poisons are absorbed into the system
and cause untold misery. So, you see,
II Is Just acd-stomach, nothing else
that makes so many people weak, list
less and unfit; SapS their strength and
energy; rObS them of their viGor and
vitality. BiliuuSuoSs. bad liver. n"rv-
BUSINESS. binding. splitting headaches
rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica-theSe
und many other still more serious all.
mcntS often are traced 10 the COM
mon sourcc--an acid.stoma ch
Take EATONIC and get rid quickly
Of the painS OF Indigestion, heartburn,
that horrible, lumpy. hlontcd feeling
after eating; disgusting, belchng
foOd'repeating; sour, gassy stomach.
These stomach miseries are caused by
what doctors call "IIyperacldity." It's
Just ACID STOMACH. And In ali.
'dltion to the pains and mserles Il
causes ACID-STOMACTI Is the start
or of long train Of ailments that
most people never dreamed nre In
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1919-06-05
CalomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
! Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious,
constpated, headachy. Listen to me,

Calomel makes you sick you lose a
days work. Calomel Is quicksilver
and 1t salivates; calomel Injuries your
liver.
II you are bilious, feel lazy, slug.
gish and all Knocked out. II your bow
els are constipnted and your head
aches or stomach Is sour, Just take a
spoonful OF harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone instead of using slckcning. sail.
waiting calomel. Dodson's Liver Tone
Is real liver medicine You'll know II
next morning because you will wake
up feeling fine, your liver will he work.
ing, your headache and dizziness gone,
your stomach will be sweet and bow
els regular. You will feel like work.
ing. Youll be cheerful; full OF vigor
and ambition.
Your druggist or dealer sells you a
bottle Of Dodsons Liver Tone for n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1919-06-05
IMPROVEMENT IN WISCONSIN
Ten Million Dollars 70 BE Spent on
Developing Highways In Badger
State In 1919.

Ten million dollars will he spent on
developing, improving and patrolling
the highways OF Wisconsin during
1919.
This announcemnt was made ny A.
Il, Hlrst, state highway engineer, who
explained that the increase, an amount
plmost double that spent In former
years, was because so,5OOOOO was left
over from last year and also 10 furnish
an opportunity for employment Of re-
turned soldiers and sailors.
Approximately S7,OooOO0 will he
spent in developing new roads. and
about S3,000.OO0 will he used 10 patrol
the state trunk highways. The money
will come from federal, state and coun.
~ sources.
The senate committee on highways
Is considering bill 10 allow counties
10 institute trunk lines and 10 raise
the present limit Of 5000 miles Of fed.
erai aid roads In the state.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1919-06-05
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been u household remedy MI over
the civilized world for more than half
century for constipation. intestinal
troubles, torpid liver and the generally
depressed feeling that accompanies
such disorders. II is most valuable
remedy for indigestion or nervous dys.
pepsia and liver trouble. bringing on
headache, coming up Of food. palpita.
tlon of heart, and many other symp.
toms. A few doses Of August Flower
will relieve you. 1t is n gentle laxa-
tive. Ask your druggist. Sold In oil
civilized countries.-Adv.