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The Owosso times., 1919-10-31
BOILSi
BOILSl

BOILS! BOILSi
Why suffer pain with boils and fes.
tering pimples on the face when $3. 90
will cure,you. Have had 1S years ex
perience. Write me. Otto Hartman,
1880 Rosedale Ave, Alma, Mich. 30.32
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WANTED-TO RENT
WANTED


"A I 5 or Groom apartment, furnished
.ur uu'urr.sNcl Nj aud Mrs A J.
.Gu'.o'l and s.r, Eugene Walnut 5Io6
.SIDIlN furnished rouriug house. n
good location. Maple 6t5J,
WANTED To r,nt house. apartment NJ
rooms funthrl or uniuIuishcd,
Science homo pru'.rr.l Phone Maple
WANTED. ~ ,u. boo .npi pgrr.
furnished nY'... B ~ rooms, ht,t az
references. nr ! n Brown. WaIHuJ
fHNU
WANTEu-u. Sow I. s-toom unm.
nlsnr1 arlr'mrr, 90 eHod location,
by employed couple. cou furnish hest
of references \ 30 uhp'uman.
WANTlp-Good 4 or a-rpom uurr.
r'suol apartment. with garage
adults Walnut i.3l. Coli Mrs S,od.
dntl
NNNTlD.W Warehouse uitr 1000 g.
5000 square feet ot space; ground
floor on 'rhrk Phone Walnut .1io
MN.TIb.-A o ur I room modern. m
furnished apartment Win garage;
three IN family viii pay nN reward.
Mrs g. y Newman, Maple b'9i
WANTED 10 rent s or Il room uu-
buying l1tcr n suited. Maple 2olG
MODERN HOUSE. ROOMS or
MORE ~ LINCOLN SCHOOL AD-
DlTlpN WALNUT 1904
THREE-ROON cl.mrWshod nport.
mout b, couple without children.
K-i}, pkHhomnn
EY OCTpHTE q. modern three room
urfunlshoi apartment no children.
Aaqs. OIHhumau.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEpING rooms ,aut
go by couple VINO are hefa pcrma-
monty, no children best references
given ono or Two rooms with ktrhpu
ctte. private or adjoining bath Al.
duess Box k.io ualohomHu
WANTED BospouIblo couple win
tWoaveur.uld kahv aud mlid new
cumnrH, dcanc rooms ana board ir
private family living IN desirable To-
uuli'y! win pay fair price Fer further
Information phone Maple G6il or see
Mr. Van N>Dh no colaord Bldg
WANTED 'u roui . or i.raom nunr,.
mont by NOV @ H-lf. ONohoman.
WANTED .NN employed couple. two
, rooms ur room, with Ltrhcurtto. FUR
uIeh d ur I.UH Wtu,fh'd North II
Iih Si reference furnished k-lg. OKLA.
humHu.
WANTED Furnished housc IN 3 pr l.
room furnished apartment Ihwo
Mtplo ell2
TnREE nice untlrnishcd rooms. good
location for middle aged ceuplo
Walnut N19-B
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Good clean school sirl 70
do homework morning and evening
~ middle aged lady Maple aSie.
SPLENDID position for experienced
s,cnuErnphrr state salary and svc
rr',reuc's In own handwriting A.i
uklahoman.
SlCE refined Young lady g. take course
IN obstrtr.cul uIT4lug lr Fowler. ~
Liberty Natl Bank H.dg. Walnut iiu.
WANTED - CombIuatiou hookkeeper
and stepographer Amply Merry Op,i-
cal Co, loi's W Main.
WANrEn-Good ropt Tor small board
ing house, breakfast md dinner. 1922
Y broadway Walnut :ilS.
WANTED Ten m,ddlc-agcd women for
packing department. hours from ) TO
y m lten Biscuit Co.
WANTED Dining room girl. prefer one
10 work for her husbands room and
board, AZ ll6 w. Reno Mrs. Emit
WANTEu--S --Stenogrnpher who has had
clerical experience. swift & Co.
YOUNG WOMAN wants white girl as
compnnNn and 10 do light houscwork
Tor small wages No experience Ueces-
sary Apply southwest corner OF Har-
v,y and Washington. room II.
WANTEp-Two uov girls state Uni
r"r'l'v Hospital Apply In person
INEXPERIENCED men and women
for stage, small stock company, We
mean business K-jO Oklnhoman.
WNNTED-A refined. cApablo white
girl 20 do general housekeeping Tor
small family; good home. no laundry:
lrst wages Maple lll1. 1919 West
18th.
WNNTED-A dlshwnsner. Thomn.
Hotel, 1875 y. Robinson. Wages
'in ~ per week
/ EXPERIENCED girl for general
housework. s. per week i?l West
I 18th
coop eolorcd girl wanted. 20 "
! 18th
/ YprNG lady clerk for postal station.
stiles Park Pharmacy, SOL 4 sth.
/ GIRLS for factory work ESpctieuar
unnecessary Aruy Tho Russell.
| Jo.ncr4 Mills. II West sth
WNNTEp-Whitc woman for helper in
linen room Apply linen room. 'rl
floor HuckIu1 Hotel
WANTED-A dishwasher, sc per wees.
Oklahoma cafe. 5Oa y. Broadway
WANTED-W White girl to stay evenings
with children. 60 West 2i'h.
GIRLS fCr cafeteria. Yale, North
Broadway.
COMPETENT white girl. houscwork
luuiy two. no laundry 800. Map'"
sN
NNNTED-Girl or middle aged lady for
light houscwork, adults. excellent
place for right party Walnut A,at
WANTED Second cook nt Thomas ho-
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTTD-s,r straight matter compost
tor male Or. f'wale steady Job for
right pury. address Headlight Snyrr,
stating vases expected and ability
TlNg-KrETGR for out ~ city sEtc
1890 und salary expected. * p, OK.
''Num1n
WHITE bus boy. also dlshw1shor. Yale
N Broadway.
WuRkMES wanted Tor worK a, plas-
Ter mill near I0mlln. Texas; steady
work. home rent s. 10 s. per month,
hoard $40 per week good wages
good .u0,H. good climate Texas
D,mcut Plaster Go, "a W Main,
Phone Maple Tfi
WANTED good pres,er Jack Bow
,rs & Co, Norman. Okla
NCKsNITII afor out n city. ARMY
l.&-c H,os 2 ", lith.
WANTED Young man. rapid and a.
,uulo at figures f0r billing desk ~
Nho.paalr house, opportunity 20 learn
Ha business and advance to position
uf salesman. A-9' Oklahoman
STEAM SHOVEL crlneman Tor on, Of
g,'v Apply Dolcso Bros Co, ?
vs. 'fh
WANTED - Good hnshrlman. also
pants ond vest maker. J 9. Pattcr-
..0 a Co.. Tai.ors III Reno Okla.
V,S wanted 90 work nt Faw mills,
dive teams and work AZ pluner. Ap-
Hv r., VI. l.. Harris Lumlcr Co, Crum
Crrrk Okla
IHINTEE-urFHATOR -- STEADY SIT
nt forty dollars per week; afternoon
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SITUATIONS WANTED-mALE.

SITUATION psaiod bv vourr married.
man. gs wear. .,ro-iao.e n. ,rcrf
and salesman With Chicago on COM
WNy; best ot references. ID. ". care
'Fl1r1wan.
POSITION ns b,,r ,l.-g ,r gsabt,r
la.c e.grr ,,rr., .,nrri.lrc G.1
furnish best Of Ir..r,r.t Room iOa.
h'fEad" Hotel ID " Divers
Nt'rO .nool graduate d.q.rrs pnsl.
ton ns m,.hlu.. pr battery man.
married g. u. Dawson. General De
IN,ry. walnut li9I
WANTED. Position rpuyirurtirn fore
man ,enrs. exprri.nr. ptnr,
Wslry, 7qcG
I,,,,ptp\t,N no, yo,,., n,oi..,,,
o"J ,,,,i .v,..,,.,,o -
,',. a. '.,.. -. ~ ','.'''''N .'l
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Stock SnIeSrrCM

- you are interested In u live prop.
osltiun ana a fast SELLER / c1u give yuu
Slme chosce territory; hig money for
the right man. FOR particulars. address
Mr. Apple, i0K &, Hrlstow ONn.
A NATIONAL manufacturer marketing
its products through ret1ll nud whole
sale grocery channels wants the scry-
ices Of two experienced prnducIuE
grocery speciality salr7mcu, one tor our
Enid and one for our MuAlrstor. okla
hOmh territory; only successful grocery
specially S1lcaucn need reply Nppll-
cnnts acquainted With retain grocery
trade I'm localities mentioned viii ur
given preference, In fret o0mmumel-
ton give tull particulars Hg ~ your
self, age, married or single and pre-.
NiOus sales experience, SALARY oN.
penscs ana commlesion J.. o, Okla.
hnmAn
1pEClNLTY slnm.u. tuponry ro
sltIon, call ON tro.ut ana ronf,r.
TONERS hsht -peci9liy lIn' Walnut
plT
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
ONAHOMAN-TIMES
Effective Oct. rs, 1919
Al week. day classified sdvertisng
runs IN both papers at one price sun
day Oklnhoman ono issnc same rate nv
the two dailios.
homsn '.'''....,'''. .,odfH ,oiS 'isO
time Daily okla
homHn rnd Times VIZ 10 ~
. times oklnhomsn and
Times ....a..,,,... ,or ~ ~
week oklahomnn and m
Times ..........,.., VIZ 'os wv
! month oklnhoman
and Times .,.,.,.s, VI l'S V 'h
rsurs sir words TO the nns. twelve
iinss 10 the inch
Rooms For Rent. Boarding ana Situh
tion Wanted both OklahOmhn shl
Timss. i-3c per word This rate dn''
not Include Houses or Store Rooms 10.
Rent
Classified contract rates Tor bklt-
homsn and Times-b 900 lines 10 De N'ri
within one year from date NJ contra
or contract for three lines daily iT ono
year isc per llns cnch issue. cor
changed NJ often ne Desired
No nd accepted for less than 9'c
oRLAHOMAN AND TIMES .lI.fH
FOV CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
"T ~ ADS win be run iniftN a'''
snly, when rcnewll MI he Hn,'Heu b.
CHARGE WANT ADS vii. not he
run longer than thirty days without
uI
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are Duo
and rnyohlc tho flmc day irE' l'.'t
ZION Of nd appears CAN out-of-i in'h
sant ads and all wanted g. r'N'' t.'uH
sions wanted. and household goods 'h
arc positively cneh IN advance
ADVERTISERS sho 10 t'.l'nl ~.
oeipts given hv Tho oklahoma Iin''
:, ,,,,'.na making rayments over t'."
office counter. ns no mistakes can pe
recilNci without them, .,
CLOSING HOrRS--hll want ADS 20
s,nrf I'm The Okl1homan must ne m IN,
office Nv 6 y m on the day hHo,e go
10 10 run. except Sunday Al VA, a.,
FOR Tho SUNDAY pklnhomnn must p' U
ths office. hy $3.50 o. N. Sohf lhYi IT,
want ads to s'1ft In T!m's mus, Wv
The business onco not later ma.
o'ciock m the lay of publication.
prsnrh office I'm WeT'alrs drug f,ore
aOG West Main is open daily NJ a. H'r
md closes NJ = % IN.
HIND ADS SO ahVwsr 'o blind 40
viii ba yl,ou unless ticket Il lr"orn .,
showing KEY number when pR.'nH ,NI',1
sds Answ,r4 'u ou'-Hf-i0wu hHui ads
viii be Forwarded without cost
TEirpUONE WANT AllN hn
charged n, thc sAme rate ~ cash Hos
and collections win 10 made nt y9nl
morn. or office the same dny fr7t w
ser,lor oi ad appears; this IN nm accom-,
modation service md pnymcn'e HNou %
always he made promptly whrn
mesented Nvrvs ask your 'e'sphun
A 10 10 repeated back 10 you ~ w.
,slephnne al tnNer 10 make sure UlN
n has been correctly tafDn. The ''L.,
homnn Times cannot assume r"'pon"'-
'N,i,,v Tor errors ~ any Mind occurring
In ,cicphone slvcr'lsem' ni9 800. III,
UNprR 80 ClHrrM. '\NltS WI"
ads be rIs.aw.flrd Tlc .'"v'', ,,N--
~ ,he render is conslAci NJ weB ms
PHONE ppN-s
ASK FOR WANT AD
ITp \HTniET
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION.

WANTFD-Men and ladies 10 learn
barber trade: special low tuitlou'
positions guaranteed. FREQ catnloG Oh
iahoma city Barber College. loA west
California: Harry Kuns. MT.
MEN - our catAlos explains now We
teach the barber trade: mailed ft'
Schwartz system OF Barber Coleses'
ios W California Avenue. Oklahoma
City Okla |
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Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen wanted 20 snll Hull noC
stnrtrr~ for Ford cars can M los
West lat Walnut 3i.t
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DREssmAKING AND MILLINERY

-,-~--~ ~-->-----~-sr-s-4-4.e-.- a--.s...-r.s
hrmsutrhgE, hnIr
work NHu'o 2'0.-E
INEShM NkIEG nuu alterations
Mary Monscr. maple 1858, Room 2l5.
kptr'T
CLMR Tho status and slvo dollar
Special attention given tu orders hud
tDmodclinR Grey Milliucrg. g25il West
Main. Walnut c9f3.
pRESsMNkIEG Ma M.i1lrstsnd. i4i
West GRIND walnut 1851
ITRS
Eirft-class 'ur rcwOdolng hy expert
tuil walnut at3i
SPECIAL att,uih1n reuoIellnE NJ 'urs
and hnis rnbcbo shop. liig IS. lia.-
yoy. phone Maple 532
FrHS RENODELED: also ladies' and
mems suits, expert NOrkmnnshlr.
Nnnck, Tailor Funicr. 2Oi ~ Robinson
Walnut l#.S
drcs,mokug Walnut
7jl7-J
llEMSTITCHlSG Zoe per yard Maple
Hl'N-R
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urrp WANTED Hookkeeper- eni
stenographers trained In Draughuu =
business COLLEGE are IN demand. TIE
school cnn not M the onl's II 's &C.,.
,elylng SIS TO $50 IN business or roE.
rrnmcnt WORK. Good poH''u0g .rrHr"|
for graduates ltu'er ans time arg
work hy outline IudiYilu1l w"inao ~
,n.truct'on No classes 2nd and Broad
way. Phone Walnut 3Sa
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

.Ir ,ssTIprNf,s r.t ..,,I. ,,..,L t.u.
N',i,r,, lt,t ''''" ~"
G,,
lu.r.irr,. ,rl ,,.it.ng furn.,yre
SIR J. II i',.Nnn tor hI KINDS M
bI|rk "Jtk, Map's b'ol or eHii 3lh
-. ,,'. a., '..'' ........ .,-,...
" ea5 ' w., w., -, ,''''"'''' "'''' '''' VI
,,,,u-r,,,, ..-,,.,.,. "A,
~. iiIp Il' it-,Pn"'"H' WV"
h"'i 'n'''H '''''' 0'''''
BRICK contractor. mautels especially.
Maple o'lh
BRICK contractor. mnntsis especially.
N1Il, tlli. y H. Ultt
,Ny,N,u, ,,,,,,.. ,t..,..t,,. go ,.,.h
work. nur uuIlua. concrete work.
call Maple 3lOS
SITUATIONS WANTFD-FFMA
-''.-.'-- - -
y,Nrt-n p..,,.,..,, ,..I,.,,. ,.,,,,,,
lotv rt,, ,,..,,,tws ,fI,t,. oyrc,,,
euce In general office work. also good
twist. Walnut l.Sl
TRAINED pr,rt,,1 nurse W,lnu,
5lel.
6ngEEt.f,ptD ,,i,b var, .,,.,.
i.,'' 1..trn' ,n.i,,,',. ',r ,,,'p'',,
u ',''t' ,.n,
, ',''''' N'' '''"' '-'-' "'"
'"'''''
~ hNo"tAIllLh WIN lr',' rp,L
'h'' "esi's POSITION WA iutuhh
rs'''ehces' can MIS-. 'o'e' walnut
,...,.,
bt'lNNIN-ST TlNOihAiHEf d'5'ip
permanent iositlon. Maple "'''''
call " e. 4 employment depart
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6NPpFR TRKbf ,a1Fft ladies' on'
gentlemen, position guaranteed 'ren
catalogue explaining. Write T''t9
Rarbcr College. Dnllas or Fort Nor'h
TayAa
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HE A DETECTIVE-lvrcilent oppor
tunlty; good pay: travel Write g.
r. Ludwig, Gil Westoycr nldg, Kansas
, city, Mo.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CARPENTER repair and building. can
Maple aoii, c. J Peterson
'Aih Jones for carpenter work, roof
work specially Maple ?2a7,
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WANTED Job IN Tin shop, can
DO any Kind ~ common work
that comes 20 shop, references.
T. II Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

SHORTHAND, typcwritlng Spln7..
French. bookkeeping; learn now; g't
later. AmparO Business Institute, iB
Baltimore Rlds; phone Walnut lH2i
HAWAIIAN. Spanish, guitar, mando'u
lassons sea 4 Harvey.
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NANTED-Ladles TO take tea. hers
course IN dancing. when qual! !irl
position guaranteed. We need teacher
city Auditorium School Of Dancing
Walnut 53J3.
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AGENTS WANTED
Hnr,r2f ken
Secondhand Clothing

e u. IiNhEin- pays highest prices Tor
mems clothing and shoes. Phone Haph
lUt | viii can
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MONARCH HOTEL. 30 T.. nd mod
nu mI.a. s. 'u 81 Veof
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FEW t.tI' NeJruum g. per week.
Wilson nu's, m-l " Main walnut
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR REM

EXCELLENT meals served st lil9 y,
broadway walnut 2ilS
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NTITTN iUTnWhOd fIUnt IOUm ~ COu'
plo employed. breakfast and = o'Cloct
dluuu II desired Walnut Gili.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
Tomorrow (lDEpA u0IIoF 5e1ts1T,ba M,cLod
Saturday vi EltH IlUUO[ and ~ I. - Aaonsu
Sspt27 5 Acts Vaudeville Rider
FOR SALE!

Good Huckster Route. Good city
trade. Truck and mules with rOHte
Or will sell Route alone. VIII sell
cheap tO quick buyer. For further
information apply nc Advocate. y
Sep 26-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
Senator Warfield
Talks About Taxes
Letter to Taxpayers in Which He Calls
Attention to Lack of Business
III Methods in County Affairs
. The Taxpayers Of Carroll County.

- t
taxable constantly
with the added IL our -
ceps from taxes giving ample
financing all necessary betermens without
business methods
The Maryland placed receipts and xpen
dur Of all public of the State system
nas no only been most favoraby
states Budget
tent for State all the more
remarkable when consider to meet
extraordinary
comes only the in tina
taxable basis Of $6OOOOO years.
months!
advance feel that our people
justified in their contentious the
800 during bays
accomplished without
business like methods
would have been saved this
When the Legislature organized assigned i'm
Finance Budget unringly watching
item Legislative Expenses1 over one hun
dred and fifty thousand - nm ~
with money derived from direct taxation Our credit
should borrowed the
have saved an Scresse n w OF ten years This method would
The business proposition and
be satisfied and contented until S
encouraged in everv wv nos
sble The County Agents doing
the returns are equal oss
OF other pursuits when conducted
WE must %aHan the advanced position State
citizenship At the same time the interests the
going particular
g that of taxation during getting
renewing the situation that confronts at the
support taxpayer r reelection
raion of public affairs.
sykesvlle, Md, Sept TO- 1919 WADE H. d. WAKEFIELD
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MO. 5146 EQUITY.

I'm the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Alma c. Stem and others. Complainants. VS. David
H. Stem and wife. Defendants.
Ordered this 18th day of September. A. D.. 1919,
that the account of the Auditor filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day of October. next; provided copy of this or
der be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper published
i'm Carroll county.
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
True Copy Test:
EDWARD O. CASH, Clerk.
sep 26-2t
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i'm MEMORIAM.

In sad and loving remembrance of my dear hus
band, Private John Carney. who died somewhere
in France, September rs. 1918
John, you were called away,
So sudden one year ago today.
Without time to say Goodbye.
But know your thoughts were of me.
When you were called away to die.
often sit and think of you.
When am all alone
For memory is the only thing.
That grief can call it's own.
III you ask me, do miss him,
Yes. it fills my heart with pain.
But his spirit sweetly whispers.
Courage loved one
In heaven we will meet again.
Somewhere in France. on foreign soil
Across the deep blue sea,
Sleeps there within siledt grave,
One who is so dear to me.
BY his loving wife.
Mrs. Nettie Carney
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MO. 5l21 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Commercial State Bank. of Frederick County, a
body corporate Complanants, VS.. Byron s. Dor
sey. Administrator of Emory M Wagner. deceased
and others, Defendants.
Ordered this 26th dav of September. A D. 1919.
that the account of the Auditor filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be- shown on or before the
18th day of October. next: provided copy of this
order be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll County.
EDWARD O. CASH. Clerk.
True cOpy-TeSt:
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk,
stR 26-2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

DISEASE
. had :. a very
KIN disease
r. GreenWo1
;, J. WARE
, GlenwoodI|
Easl|
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

LING WE'LL
had been II
B headaches||
stomach, b,s||
nervous, feI
limbs, no ii
leatn1ent RilR|
now feelinl ||
MRS. s. ]. Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT z6, 1919
Sale Register !.
BRIEFS

Master William Eckenrode, son of
Charles Eckenrode of Westminster
won a scholarship at LoyOla College,
Baltimore in a competitive examina-
ton taken on September 18th. He
was a graduate of st. Johns eight
grade, 10. 1t is a matter of gratiff-
cation to the sisters and of emula-
ton to the pupils to note the sue
cess of one of st. Johns graduates.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
PRIVATE SALE!

offer at private sale my farm of
81 ACRES OF LAND,
) miles from Westminster on the
State road, I mile north of Mt. Pleas
ant school house, about rs acres on
each side of State road and
HOUSE AND BARN
on each side, all other necessary
buildings; the land on the East side
has all good buildings, just lately
built; plenty of fruit and plenty of
good water; all this land crops we'll
Call on
EPHRAIM T. MYERS,
l mile north of Mt. Pleasant school
house.
Sept 26-1t
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10
Plenty of Room for Sheep.

There is plenty of room for the ex-
pansiOn of the sheep industry in the
Central and Eastern states, and spe-
cialists of the United States depart
ment of agriculture say that these
states can do much to help the west
ern range sheep raisers in producing
wool and mutton. A survey of the en-
tire country reveals that there is inn
mediate opportunity for increasing the
sheep population to some extent in the
rough and idle lands of the Appala-
chan region, the cut-over timber lands
of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan
and the South Atlantic and Gulf
states. There is also much to be done
in improving the carrying capacity on
many of the farms where sheep are
now being raised. The unimproved
land in farms, amounting to nearly
half of their total area, offers consid-
cradle possibilities for increasing the
number of sheep. Much of this land
is now used in a limited way for live.
stock pastures, while other areas arc
wholly idle. They could be made tc
furnish fair summer grazing for sheep
and with slight Encouragement in the
cropping system, and the keeping OF
other live stock, could be made to fur
nish winter feed for sheep.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10
kidney TROUBLE NOT
EASILY RECOGNIZED
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected

An examining physician for one of the
prominent life insurance companies, in an
interview of the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
80 many applicants for insurance are re.
jected is because kidney trouble is so com
mon to the American people, and the large
majority of those whose applications are
declined do not even suspect that they
have the disease.
Judging from reports from druggist
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one prepare ton that
has been very successful in overcomine
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success
We find that Swamp Root is strictly
an herbal compound and we would ad-
wise our readers who feel in need of such a
remedy to give it a trial. 1t is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes.
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N Y, for a
sample bottle When writing be sure and
mention this paper-Adv
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10
Her Hope of Relief.

Her second husband had been
buried during the afternoon, and as
the dewy shades Of evening were gath
ering over the landscape she sat by
the open window waiting and watch
ing the shadows deepen into night
what are you watching?" asked a
sympathetic neighbor. 81 am waiting"
said the weeping widow, "for the cats
to begin fighting In the back yard
This thing of going to sleep without
a quarrel is so new, so unusual it is
too hard to bear. Leave me alone
with my grief to gaze on the ever
changing wonders of the starlit skies,
gently"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10

if disappointment and failure are to
be avoided.
Sheep require a small amount Of
high-priced grain compared with other
farm animals. They utilize and thrive
upon forage crops to great extent
and will make use of rough feeds
about the farm which other stock will
not eat. They require small amount
of labor also, which is one reason for
the increase in the industry in the
farming states.
The rising prices of wool and NUT
ton since 1914 no doubt have added
further impetus to sheep raising. Since
the advance in price began before the
war, it is fair to assume that the war
is not to be given all the credit for
this spirited activity and that the in
| dustry is likely to enjoy continued
fair prices for considerable time aft
er the conclusion Of peace.