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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
TWENTY YEARS OF
STOMACH TROUBLE.
An Unenviable Record of Misery Due
to Modern Plague and Health

An Unenviable Record of Misery Due
to Modern Plague and Health
Destroyer.
Imagine suffering for 20 years with
stomach trouble. Imagine not being
able to enjoy single meal in all that
time Wouldn't you be happy if afte"
all these years you finally discovered
a medicine that relieved your troa-
bles? Wouldn't you just be ready 20
offer up a prayer of thanksgiving and
Joy to heaven for the new-found
health?
This, in substance, has been the re-
markable experience of lady well
known right here in this section. Here
are some of the things she says IN
effect in her signed statement:
"For 20 years / have been troubled
! with dyspepsia. l could not eat OF
enjoy a single meal. Usually threw
up breakfast. I was. terribly consti-
pated and my liver was all out of or
der. Headaches added to my suffer-
ing and l was at loss to know what
to do.
"a friend recently called my atten-
ton to the newspaper stories about
the new herb medicine Dreco, and I
decided to try it and see if perhaps
! this medicine could bring me relief.
It did, have taken two bottles OF
Dreco and already I am able to eat
almost anything without pains after
wards. / think it is wonderful the
way this medicine works on the stom-
ach, liver and bowels. I am now
feeling fine and am most grateful for
what Dreco has done for me-"
(Signed) Mrs. Fannie Greer
Poe Mills, S. c..
Note:-Dreco is now dispensed by
modern drug stores everywhere. 1t
is inexpensive, easy to get and pleas
ant to take. 1t is particularly rec
! commended in Newberry by Glider &
Weeks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
Gard of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
We take this method to thank the
good people of Chappells and New
berry for their many deeds of kindness
shown us during our recent illness
with influenza and pneumonia.
j. c. Smith and Family.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
Card of Thanks.

1 wish to thank all my friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted dur
ing the illness and death of my dear
husband. l sincerely appreciate every
kindness and word of sympathy.
Mrs. A. r. Sanford.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24

FOR SlLE-One Ford Roadster, ex.
cellent shape, $475.0s. Baker and
Oxner. III st
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-09-04

ACRES Boonsboro Md Nearly all In
ing orchard fine large stucco house OF 20 baths three
Stories with three front pohes An ideal home with barn and other
buildings Il for families desired II Hne fruit
proposition and fine home Let hear from YOU Price, 100000
Splendid house. good barn plenty
BUILDINGS all repair good
cudvad0nabout IS in orchard Cheap. Price $50oo0o
ACRES ITS In good cultivation balance
TIMBER $50 old about bottom land
der cultivation and about that bottom land cleared
very cheap proposition ct $1,000
ACRES bearing fruit 10 timothy bal
cultivation Good house. barn and outbudng cstern
and artesiaE we'll; good fencing. Price S42500o
81 ACRES Of shae land all under cultivation Fine large brick
house. almost and other buildings 6ne home within
mile Of Marinsburs. Fine suburban home Price S4,soo
Of land almost good well Of
water. hen house and other buildings. Price, $780,
rs ACRES about "a acres in bearing fruit plenty Strawberries
grapes house. good barn. packing and
crib good we'll Of wafer Price, $4,000
ACRES apples all bearing about
30 peaches all bearing Three houses barns packing shed
and other buldins This 10 cheap Price s2aooaOo
7ACREs .bou, bearing good buildings than three
miles from Martinsbus ans proposition Price s25ooooo
s ACRES $50 acre. cultivation about all
in bearing In the best varieties splendid proposition Price,
S65oooOo
s9ACREs vsry ans orchard proposition vel worth the
&C orchard bearing inc
s certainly cheap proposition Price, $12OOOn
apple coming into Soaring Len
than thres station cheap Price, $500
500 ACREs land Ill 10 cultivation
cep about About 80 orchard Broom
house she'd crib and other buildings and very
cheap farua Price 600 90 per
ACRES esod land brick house Two bans and
buildings grain stock farm located Jefferson county
Price 500 per acre.
p Of fne bottom land This Is spen1
did grain or stock buildings fine house. large
tiled lo crib with she'd large hog pen large implement
she'd buildings Low OF S5OO0O0
ACRES within Of city Splendid Groom house, halls
artesiar WELL stable house and other buildings pen
ty Of fruit Price S., 10000.
ss4 ACRES on a State road for $4,000. IL - -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-09-04

1s ACRES new Groom house. buildings Good
wire fencing good water 700 fruit all good varieties three
miles from good pike railroad station Price, 100000
92ACR and other buildings about 80 acres in u
dvaon balance splendid fruit land Price $500 per acre
112 ACRES brick house buildings 80 acres in tim
ber the balance In cultivation Principally limestone SOIL Price 81
50000
2s ACRES about IN miles deren. railroad stations
and villages and about Marnsbug and Charles Town.
Va distance from Winchester Va About two
hundred acres cultivation balance in small TIMBER soom house.
large orchard located county road Price
10000 per acre.
500 ACRES cultivation House and stable ball
ance timber about miles from Marnsbug Price
$1,000 per acre.
1913 ACRES abou, onehalf limestone
and good state OF cultivation Good sroom
house. slate roof porche we'll Of water yard good cellar
large barn. crib she'd dairy house. meat house. blacksmith
shop and other buildings. Price Sl2Ooooo
200 ACRES OR MORE quality land about oneha
limestone balance hale blue large Sroom brick house.
with porche bank barn. two granare implement
shed hen other buildings Very cheap at $!5OV
81 ACRES About cultivation, balance timber land
good timber roof good barn. chicken house
and other buildings, good water. Price S4,oOOO0
ACRES four miles from Mardnsbus large estoy
brick house OF 10 rooms mill building than 0horse water
power For plant this great bargain Price, So
oOoOo
1903 ACRES Of good Apple Pie Ridge Hand In good
state Of mile from station the main line OF the
BkORR Improved house. barn stsd cora
crib and other buildings Price so,5Oooo
IwACREs Of good lsnd Jehon county, in good
cultivation almost buildings good house. barn. shed and
sther buildings, splendid home. Price, SlOOOoOu
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-09-04
FELKER'S REAL ESTATE LIST===Continued.

House and Lot for $4,000 in Martnsburg Why live in tent
you buy house for this money
Groom House. lot aox5o almost Cheap Price sl,5ooOo
Rooms and Bath, lot Axis Price s,5oooo
Rooms and Bath poch city water cleo
tciy and gas garage large Price sSoooOo
Groom House. two porches cellar stern lot 2sso
Price $4,000 Located on West Virginia avenue
Rooms Virginia avenue halls porohes electricity and lot
4os15o Price SlIsOoO
Fine Apartment House. 2o East Burke street. fer
about $4,000 per month See u.s.
Property suitable for Garage business location See
A Fine Building o College Street
Fine Property on Main Street. good See about it.
Groom Brick House large lot property cheap. North
Queen Price s45oooo.
Double High Street Very cheap
sRoom House Lot +osso good cellar Price
sl,sOo0o
Rooms Bath, and city water electricity and gas Price
$4,000
Rooms Boyd street. 50roo Price slsoooo
Double House s91ss South Kentucky and bath
On side alley fine property Price s4oO"
RoOm. 81, Maryland avenue. property Price $4,000
10 Rooms and Bath on West Rae. Strictly modern Prizes
$4,000
Houses rooms EACH South College cheap. all for $500
Rooms and Bath electric lights lot scr4o Price. $4,000
Rooms q, pikese home. See u.s. Price only 100000
Rooms 4Lotsi strictly modern home and dandy Price S42
Groom Stone Building Price 100000
A Fine Building last Martin ST, opposite the o, Il
Station yey Boarding right price
Rooms Eas, Race fine property cheap
Price $3250W.
Double House on end modern. See US
Rooms and Bath s28x46O fine home See US
Rooms and room for BATH 2aa South Queen ST.
Price S25OOoO.
Rooms Strictly Modern hee home 40xi62 garage Price
$4,000
Rooms and electricity cellar, lot 80 l-3xSo New
York avenue $4,000
Rooms cellar cierR, Berkeley Place Price, Siooo
Rooms East Race S., screen porch. Price $4,000
Rooms bay window electricity Lot 2sx2oo No. PA
Burke price S260Q00.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-09-04

Write, phone or call to see us. We
will be interested in any reasonable
proposition.
We treat everybody right. We can
help you either to buy or sell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-03-01
Tax Notice

A rebate of 5 per cent. will be allow
ed on Town Taxes paid on or before
July 81.
}per cent. will be allowed on pay
mentS made during August.
On all taxes remaining unpaid until
January |. 1919, interest at per cent
will be added from September /, 1918,
to date of payment.
The Treasurer will receive payments
at the office of The Scott Fertilizer
Company. DeLANCEY SCOTT,
l3july-tf* Treasurer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-03-01
Milling. Property
AT
PRIVATE SALE

The property of the North East
Milling and Manufacturing Co., con
sisting Of
BUILDINGS, MACHINERY. WATER
RIGHTS and l7i3 ACRES OF LAND.
This property is located at North
East, Md. on P, Z, & w. r. r., and
is one Of the best located and finest
developed water powers in Maryland.
For further information apply to
JOHN +. JOHNSON, Agent.
North East. Md,
or JETHPO JOHNSON, Owner.
mar l-3t Media. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-03-01
MAXWELL TOURIKG CAR. { AUTO BODY

TERMS Made known on day OF sale
NJ +. MAGRAW.
Ewing & Holt, auctioneers Sfby-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-03-01
HOGS

s. noes. vU ,r,aa $50 ~..o Bro"
$ .., "..t. ulv."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-03-01
ORDER NISI.


In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity. No. 1888.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-03-01

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
F rankin BEGINS
PLANT EXP NSI0N
Will Bring Production of Air.
Cooled Cars to 10000
a Year.

SYRACUE, y. Y. Aug 9.-Con-
struction OF a new 100000 adj
dition 10 its present works, open ing
Of another large building as a facto-
ry. leasing OF mang thousand square
feet Of additional storage space. and
the immediate employment Of one
night shift OF 500 men with the posi-
BILE addition Of another are changes
set in motion today by the Franklin
Automobile CO.
This expansion policy is the result
OF an effort 10 lift the production Of
Franklin cars 10 keep pace With the
increasing demand and TO a point
where the yearly output viii be IS,
600 completed cars, or one car about
every seven minutes OF each work
ing day
Ground was broken today for the
new seven-story, REINFORCED con-
crete manufacturing building, an ad-
dition 10 the present works. as the
first step in the expansion program.
The actual building operations will
cost $40O. 600, exclusive Of any
equipment and the contractors have
tackled a tremendous construction
problem in agreeing 10 have the
building ready for occupancy before
Jan. l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
ENGLAND BIDS ON
ANY SORT OF AUTO
Import Scarcity Brings LOWIy
FordS Up to 1000
Each.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Aug. g.
Reports received here through gov
eminent sources indicate that auto
mobiles still are a scarce commodity
t. England. As practically no motor
vehicles can be imported from other
countries and the British makers
have barely begun 10 make de-
lNeries Of new models, high prices
are paiG for any old car that pos
sesses average running possibilities.
At a recent auction IN London OF
cars formerly Used i'm the army one
Of - horse power. with no masneto,
lamps. dynamo. spare wheel "
cushions. and with the mechanism,
Undecided in oil and mud. brought
little more than $4,000. Another
OF the same type without magnetic
or accessories went for $500 ana
the car formerly used by Com
mander Brock Of Zeebrugge fame
sold for S2,750. Several Ford cars
iu a bad state Of repair sold for
from 5000 to $1,000 apiece.
The list included eight Rolls
Royce cars. A 1919 landaulet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
TIRE CARCASS SHOULD
BE THIN AND FLEXIBLE

The carcass OF tire should be as
thin and flexible as It can be made
and still nave the necessary strength
The ideal carcass would be as thin AS
a soap bubble and as strong as steel.
\ carcass must be made OF cotton
fabric, and as strong cotton and as
few plies sholld be used as is COZ
sistent with the requisite strength Of
the tire as a whole. This is be-
cause the fieXins of a tire or the road
causes internal friction and the gen
Grafton of the heat The more plies
of fabric used. the greater is this
heat, and the faster is the consequent
deterioration OF the rubber in the
carcass. Tire life Is, therefore, de-
telmined by the proper balance be-
tween carcass thickness and strength.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

Motor Department have
1915 Ford which heats I'D badly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
JAP SPEED LAWS VARY
WITH STREETS WIDTH
- LOTIs IInIOW

REGARDLESS OF how one feels
toward the japanese. he must
admit they do things in an orig
inal way Speed limits for mo-
florists, for instance. vary ac-
cording 10 the width Of the thor
Oughfares
ON roads between i and rs
feet wide machines may run
eight miles an hour. between IS
and SO feet p miles an hour
above SO feet at 16 miles an
hour
Within the city limits ma
chimes must not travel on streets
less than IS feet wide They
may run at y miles per hour on
streets between IS and SO feet
wide and on those wider than 80
feet 16 miles an hour IS the
limit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

Motor Department.-Would 70 be
advisable 10 use n small addition OF
oil 10 the water in the cooling sys-
tenn 70 precent rust and scale? Some
Of my friends are trying II. but as
yet We have not had enough time TO
test IL out. Would IL interfere with
the cooling or rot the rubber hose
too quickly @. +.
Would not advise using oil in the
cooling system. Use soft clean water
oil viii rot the rubber connections.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

not correctly set and host OF
others that would have 10 be looked
for one By one. Changing the ten
sion ~ the cut-out spring or shift
ing the brushes on the generator
may help your trouble. bat It would
be better 70 have an experienced
man do the work for you.
Motor Department:-Wh the
storage battery is removed from a
car for charging and the car is 10 be
used which IS the better TO do. con
meet The terminals Of the cables
leading to the storage battery or re-
move one Of the generator brushes
Why is il that In some systems using
a grounded circuit the positive pole
grounds. while in others the mega
tive is grounded? Books which 1
have read concerning storage bat
teries state that the negative pole
gives off the current should.
therefore, think the positive would
always be grounded II. w
Connect the battery wires to-
sether. Then the generator may be
used o light the car when sufficient
speed mas been reached. Positive
always means the terminal or wire
from which the current comes
There is no choice as to whether the
positive or negative OF a battery
should be grounded Some manu-
facturers prefer one. others use the
other The battery must be CON
nected the way the manufa ctlrcr in
tended or the generator will not
charge IL properly, but will dis
charge 1t instead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

And. remember. safety FIRST
Inspect the fastenngs Of the steer
ing gear NO least once "a week and
Try the brakes every time YOU
taae the car out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

brought little more than $4,000.
Another one sold Tor S1975O. An
open, equipped touring model
brought $4,000 ard Weu-LttcJ
sold for $1,000.
Among the lot was an ancient
Thorneycroft car, said 10 be 20 years
old. which found a buyer for 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
GOOD PRACTICE.

The prohibitionists are now at
work in England, just 10y way Of
warming up before they tackle
Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
HELPFUL HINTS.

Check valves which control the
flow Of oil in "a plunger type of
pump should be cleaned occasion
ally TO insure proper working. In
case the oil does not flow or the
gauge shows no pressure il may
be due to the pump becoming air
bound. but usually cleaning the
check valves removes the trouble.
When an engine knocks some
thing is wrong. Whenever there
is a rattle something is loose that
ought 20 be tight ii takes quite
little skill To locate the differ
ent kinds OF knocks. but practice
makes perfect BY going over
the engine carefully these may bee
eliminated one 10y one
Remember that too much on. is
almost as bad as too little. IL the
OIL level is too high too much oil
will get up on top of the pistons
and q lot of troubles viii follow
But too little oil is worse. as it
may result i'm scored cylinders.
seized pistons and a bent crank
shaft So watch your oil gauge
and keep the system just filled.
When gasoline feed pipe is
Topped or otherwise bent in order
90 avoid liability 20 breakage. air
locks and Interruptions OF the flow
OF fuel are likely TO occur after
aling the tank unless sutti-
cienr gasoline Is poured IN 10 pro-
duce the pressure required 20
drive out the air that viii be
trapped IL the loop is made in
vertical plane II the loop IS
turned so as TO lie horizontal. how
ever. there Will be no such trouble
incidentally. a complete loop is the
best safeguard against Crystalhza-
zion and breakage OF the pipe.
And. remember safety first
Inspect the fastenings Of the steer
ing gear at least once week and
Try the brakes every time YOU
taae the car out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

Water IN the radiator boils after only
TWO or three miles running Recent
~ put Y Compound in the radiator
20 stop several small leaks II was
effective for the purpose used but
/ have noticed the overheating since
that time and wonder IL il was the
cause and II so what is the remedy
l notice in your column that you
often recommend the use OF wash
ing soda 20 be used 10 clean out cool
ing system. and have tried nearly
every grocery store In Dallas 20 OBJ
tain washing soda, 30 be met each
time with the statement that IL was
not handled. II you recommend
washing soda for my difficulty. where
may il be obtained. and what
amount should be used? Valves on
my car recently ground. new pistons
and wings fitted, and il has enough
compression TO rock the crank. al
though when IL is very hot, IL seems
tight. and crank Will not rock. for
that reason I believe. b. r.
If the grocers do not handle wash
ing soda try a druggist or wholesale
drug house. Soap manufacturers
always have some on hand Soap
powder could be used but washing
soda IS best Use about a pound for
a Ford and be sure 10 dissolve il III
hot water When it is in radiator,
run car as usual all day and drain
out at night. Fiji with clean water
and change again the following day.
Pistons may be a little too tight a
fit until they have had chance to
wear in. For that reason be careful
Of overheating. as you may expert
ence a seized piston and a bent
.crankeshaft
Motor Department. have a JEFF
ferry car model IT. Has the bee cone
radiator. Some one put anti freeze
or never leak dope in the radiator.
which closed it considerably. Radi-
ator held six gallons OF water before
this dope was used, now it only
holds a scant three gallons. Car
heats in FIVE or six miles, so I can't
use it. had boiled soda water in it,
but seemed to do no good Is there
anything that will open up radiator?
SUBSCRIBER.
You might try a solution OF I've, If
rubber hose at top and bottom Of
radiator is removed and the holes
plugged. but you would best write to
the manufacturers of the compound.
as they alone know what materials
go into their COmpOura.
Motor Department. have a
model SO Overland car with Autolite
starting and lighting equipment.
high tension magnetic. Some time
ago gave motor overhauling. and
since that time motor is very hard
TO start. After starting car runs
fine. doesn't miss at any speed. Com
preston good and pulls good. Break
er points clean and spark plugs
clean. No leaks around intake
Joints Would be pleased If you
would give me some information on
this car. Doesn't start much bet
ter when hot than cold. Would also
like a little information on my cleo
trio equipment. Generator does not
begin TO make current until car
goes AZ speed of about 10 miles, but
out at about y amphers. Connec-
tons all tight and no shorts that I
can find. Are there any adjustments
can make that will give lower
speed cut in and a higher ampere
before cut out? c. A
Difficulty in starting may be due
70 worn piston rings or grOoved CYL
inders, leaky inlet manifold, improp
er carburetor adjustment. choker
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-22
AUTO LANDS IN BROOK.
Passengers Have Narrow Escape in
Deerfeld Accident.

DEERFIELD, Mass, Sept 22-An au-
tomobile containing Mr. and Mrs. L. g.
Morrill,, l.. w. Morrill, and Mrs Morrill's
parents, all of St Johnsbury, Vt, crashed
through a six-inch chestnut rail into a
brook in trying to make the underpass
below the south end of Deerfield street
at about s O'Clock Friday evening. The
car was being driven north at high rate
Of speed and the lights We're dim. The
driver first saw the abutment of the un-
ierpass close in front of him, and not
being familiar with the road, turned to
the right for the Depot road when it was
too late.
-Four of the occupants We're thrown out,
two of whom went into the brook but
all escaped serious INJURY because of the
soft ground Mr.. and Mrs. George Slo-
combe, who live nearby, took them in
aud provided dry clothing. The Morrills
were carried to the Deerfield Inn by a
passing automobile The car was not
badly damaged