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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-05-02
Summit Notes

The Summit people are still on
deck, and since winter is over
are very much alive again.
Farming is progressing nicely
now. August Hamelan was the
first one in this vicinity to get the
drill started. Make special note
Of that, because that happened
for the first time this spring.
Bert Hpbing made a trip to
Glendive last Saturday in his car
with Will Madsen. Matthias Pro-
chaska, Herman Meeves and
August Hamelan as his passen-
gers. They all saw the tank" in
operation.
Rudolph Heide was seen this
way in his car last Sunday, he and
his family visiting at Anton Kov-
arik'S.
The Summit Farmers Club held
Especial meeting at the farm home
of August Hamelan a week ago
and decided to send for insula-
tors for the telephone wire. We
intend to put special telephone
wire along our fences. so as to
have better service.
The secretary of our farmers
club sent for garden seeds to give
to the children of the club mem
bers, so that the children will be
able to have an exhibit of their
own at our community fair this
summer.
John Hamelan and Robert |
Koppelow returned from the Pa
cific coast some time ago. John |
is now farming on his uncle's
place, while Robert is working on
his homestead, making a lot of
Improvements.
Herman Meeves sold six head
of horses lately 10 farmers in this
vicinity.
Lyle Pullen bought registered
stallion of Herman Meeves this
spring, while Meeves bought a
two-year-old registered stallion of
Dion Bros.
Jack Hamilton disposed of sew
eral bronchos this spring.
The Summit farmers club will
hold its regular monthly meeting
on Sunday April 9th, at the Bur-
geson place.
Robert Koppelow sold his Bull
tractor to Talbot. They are going :
10 Glendive tomorrow to close the
ieal. :
Lawrence Youngquist has re-
urned from the army. He was
,isiting at Ed. Heide's and August
Iamelan's last Sunday.
Robert Kopplow and August =
Iamelan had Easter dinner with =
'rochaska's and spent few en- =
oyable hours there.
Miss Emile Prochaska was WIS., Il
ing with MussiPs last Runday.
And now, last but not least: God A
peed to our new county. Let us fo
ope that it will make splendid 9.
ecord. We have three good 8,
len for commissioners. Let us a,
/ assist them to make the coun-
: an ideal one.
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Be 1t Enacted by the
State of Montana:


State of Montana:
Section Every person persons augherng cattle keep
with the attached for days. and upon demand
being made exhibit said hide for examination
as hereinafter provided.
Section All who butchers and who slaughter cattle
SHALL prior the killing same have said cattle inspected
by the stock inspector his deputy sheriff his depu
and said butchers shall keep record of the marks and brands of
the slaughtered by the book subject all times
inspection public which be recorded the
whom the cattle purchased together with his
date of purchase and before the first day of each
make copies of such record and make affidavit
the the One of said shall be filed with
nearest justice the the other the office county
clerk the county wherein said animals slaughtered and he
keep recodas herebefoe provided of all purchased
by him. parties other than butcher butcher within the
meaning this Act person. firm association corporation
actually engaged and conducting fixed location regular bust
ness slaugheg of animals and the sale of hereom the
retail wholesale other employee
thereof in charge in control of said business.
Section Every person. firm association corporation who
saughters offers for sells in this
county clerk license sell such shall
the said payment be made annually adj
vance said license fee when collected shall be deposited
general the county The provisions this ap
ply any person who shall kill beef good faith for his
Section Any except he shall have secured
permit the stock inspector his deputy the sheriff his
deputy or is butcher henbeore provided who sells beef shall
have the hide each beef tagged with numbered tag by
stock Inspector his deputy the sheriff his deputy
beef for sa and demand produce such
inspectors certificate of inspection Said inspector sheriff shall
keen record offering sale
the tags used the the hides and the date of
to the officers making such inspection shall forward record
inspections made before the first day of each month
the county his county, which said record shall be placed
the Of the said county clerk and shall be open for examination by
any person. and shall be the duty of the stock inspector and sheriff
appoint sufficient number of deputies special deputies to ad
the this act without undue
pense to the public
Section Any persons who kill cattle for beef pro-
luce on demand Of any person. either hide Of such animal or ami
killed for beef certificate of inspection of the hide issued
" inspector his deputy the sheriff his deputy
Section person who violates any Of the prov
lions of Act shall be guilty Of mdemeanor and shall be
shed by fine les than SIS 90 than $4,000
Section Sections 1874 1875 1859 and 1862 Of the Revised Codes
# Montana, 1907, hereby repealed
Section Act shall Be full force and effect from and after
t. passage and approval =
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Circle High School Notes

Remember the minstrel show Frida,
May 10th at the Princess. Miss LaRowt
and her "Kinky Rooms" will arrive il
plenty of time to begin promptly at 8 o.
clock.
The Parent Teachers Association me,
Friday April 25th. A very good program
was given. DR.. Rumble gave q very in.
teresting talk on Contagious Diseases"
Mrs. Tillotson presided. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday evening
May Goth; the following program will be
given.
Duet-Miss La Rowe and Mr.. Daugherty
Talk-Dr. Robson
Reading -Mrs. Christmas
A party was given for the high school
pupils and teachers by the seventh and
eighth grades in the high school room
Saturday evening Agril Goth. The room
was beautifully decorated in pink and
green, and delicious luncheon was served.
We are asking all who have library
books belonging to the Circle school to
return them; that we may complete our
record by the close of school.
Do, not forget the minstrel show.
THINK IN IsrRREsT-sAvE-
Sheriff Sullivan of Richland county
was here on business this week.
Floyd Davis, the undersheriff, came
over from his ranch near Riverside a
few days ago.
For Sale-25 head of good work
horses. Time will be given until
Nov. LIST, 1919.
Inquire of
3-28tf] Max Lehman, Circle. Mont.
Spring has arrived and summer
is soon 10 be here. Now, how
about cleaning up. Many are al
ready hard at it, but others are
not. Let's keep our little city as
neat, clean and sanitary as posi-
BILE.
Got your auto license yet? The
local sheriff's office reports that af-
terMay LIST all those who have not a
license had better leave their cars
at home. Nuf sed.
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New Law Relative to Slaughterine of Cattle

"AN ACT TO DEFINE THE DUTIES OF PERSONS SLAUGH-
TERING CATTLE AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 1884, 1885, 1859
AND 1862 OF THE REVISED CODES OF MONTANA, 1907"
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AARON FARNswORTH.

Died---Saturday. June II. 1919,
Aaron Fansworth, aed 80 years.
Deceased was born In Ohio and wss
married to Lydia Fitzgerald at
Bloomington, Neb. In Oct. 1886. He
is survived by two daughters from
this union. Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt OF
this city and Mrs. Bertha And erson
OF Narrows. He leaves besides "a
mourn him. one sister and three stcp
children. the latter being Chas. Ftz-'
gerald of Portland, Mrs. Anna Tuck
er OF Los Angles, California, aud Mrs.
Rosebel Harris OF Narrow5. The fun
eral was conducted Sunday from the
Baptist church In this city the ser
vice being conducted by Rev. j r..
Mobley. Mr.. Farnsworth was con
sistent member OF the Baptist church
and was a man highly thought 81 by
his neighbors and friends.
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OIL PROSPECTS MORE
ENCOURAGING THAN EVER


lieve this we'll Is going to he a pro
ducer OF oil. Hope may be respons
ibie for this view, but with the iu
dications shown aud the confidence
manifested by those directly interest
ed we feel that Harney Valley Is 1901
To be known as an oil field.
During the present week tse men
In charge Of the destiniss OF the oil
well at Dog Mountain have given iu-
dications OF renewing active work
there. -. Last fall the drill at this weil
IL beloved to have penetrated tho cap
rock a.d was closed unit, further
leases could be- obtained. This has
evidently been accomplished ~ men
interested In the project are making
preparations to begin work again.
President Nease OF this company
has announced that when they resum-
ed operations there he would send In
an experienced driller who under
stood how to bring In an oil well and
thus avoid any mistake that might
arise. with these prospects the peo-
pole of this community feel very ep-
timistic OF the result OF the prospect-
ing for oil.
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HARVEY COUNTY HONOR ROLL
Check the list of names below for your rela-
tives or friends who were in active service
Help make the list complete for this County

Hagey. Harry Hansen. Hugh Hastie,
Archie Huff. Ralph A. Holly, Cecil
Huffman, Gordan Vaughn Hall. Rob
ert |. Hall. Duncan C. Hibbard. II. L.
Haines. Homer Holiey. Paul Howe.
Walter Heinz, Charles Hansen.
Sherman Height. Lewis Milton Hugh
ct. Oliver ID. Hotchkiss. Homer 7.
Humphrey. A. l.. Howard. r. Bailey
Hayes. Clifford r. Hall Henry II.
Hathaway. John q. Hoagland. Mich
iecker, Jr.. Albert Hughst. Donald
Hotchkiss. William l.. Hail, C. +.
Howard. Walter Huffman; Archie
Howell. Harry Howell. <. C. Heinz.
Ralph K. Irving. David IfwiAg.
Il. W. Jenkins. Roy johnson, Earl
johnson. Hans Jetley. Jesse J. Jones.
Joe NJ. Jones. Arthur Jetley, True M.
Jones. Martin Joyce. Warner ]. Jen-
kenson, Donald Jokisch. Floyd Jones.
Otto johnson. fr
Joe Kramholtz. Ba'siI Kirch. Joe
Koehler. Charles Kanard. Henry KIes-
enbeck. Samual N. Kenney, Earl Key
ser. Vernle Kern. Chester Koewn.
Adolph Kittleson, Paul H. Kruger.
Conrad ". Kantelberg
Albert Leaf, Leonard Locher Nor
man Luckey. Robert Lowe. Dorman
Leonard, Ernest Lucas. Roy Lipford.
Zebbal Lewis, Emery Lanfear. w. w.
Lawrence, Paul Lalka, Mckinley
Lowe, James Lewis, s. l.. Long. An
drew Leaf, Timothy Lane. Henry Lar
sen. Fred II Lorenz. Leonard Lazarus
Roy Millerlng. John Morrell, Virgil
Mccall. Charles Myers, Earl Miller,
Gordan Nc Williams. Lloyd Mosley.
Roy McDuffey, Lee Miller. Ralph
McKinnon. Clarence Mckinnon. Pete
Miller. Gail G. Miller. Roy Miller.
Roy Mccameron. Jack Moore, Bill
Maichaw. Leo Miller. .. +. Michel.
Rufus I. Moore, Alexander McPhall.
Clyde Manning, Jas. McWilliams.
Eric n. Mathews, Rodney MacArth-
ur, William Murphy, Louis Mcpher-
son, Harry n, McComb. Aaron +. Nor
ris., Vim. McPhail, o, r. Mitchell
Traver Norton. Morris Newton
Edward Natuska.
Arthur II. Osgood, Albert Olofson,
Ben Okshea, Bert Orandorff, James
Oaks. Ernest Il. Osterhout. Emil OIL
son. Ben Odell, Frank Oatman. Chas.
Otley.
Daryl Potter, Dale Porter. c. C..
Proctor. Roy c. Perry, John p. Proc
tor. John Porter, oliver Poer. Emmit
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Some sew names this week
JshR Ormund Asmus. ,Ierman
Nox Aueyhamer. Melvin Acton, Eus-
erio Azucyes. A r. Alien. Peter liar.
ry Acton. Howard c. Anderson
Arthur II. ACsgood. Donald w. Algier
G.. Aigaard.
Walton Brown. Harry Buck. Walter
Beckley. l.. l.. Brown. Willie Beckley.
Glenn Brown. Harry Brown. Don
Bartlett. J. @. Bartlett. Carl Bartlett.
X. C. Bowman, Horace Burdette, Rod
lick Balm. Miles BrecOunt. Floyd II.
Baker. Homer Bennett. III. blair. Roy
Leslie Beede, Arthur Louis Beede.
George L. Bevans. Jean Bart Bal
comb. Emmitt 8. Bible. Leroy Balm.
Homer A. Barber. w. II. Barber.
VIM. NJ. Bennett. Jerry Barber. Robt.
w. Brown, Claud M. Baker. George
w. Baker. Chas. l.. Brogan. Thos. N.
Bailey. Oren +. Brown, Thomas T..
Browning. Christ Bakopanos. Chas.
M. Breedon. James Bucher, Nathan
Brown. Oliver Belzar, VIM. NJ. Ben
net. Clarence Beckley. X. w. Brown.
Pryor Barnes.
A. w. Cross. Dudley Campbell.
Fred Crump. Roy Clark. J. o. Cawl-
field. Charles Cawlflold. Henry M.
Coesfield, Peter Caldwell. Jesse r..
Claypool. A. A. Collins. Harold L.,
Cawlfield. Coded A. Collins, ,ArthurW.
Cox. j. A. Capps. II. n. Culp. George
Carol. John Carol. Raymond Curry,
Ray Culp, Harry Custer. David Cox.
Charles Erman Dillman. George
Dickenson. Arthur Davis Jesse Def
enbaugh. Joe Dihaime. Treff Du-
eDson. Fred Il. Dickenson, John d..
Drlggers, w. B. Davis. DR.. Denman.
Melvin Denman, T. II Donegan.
Hadden Elliott. Henry Eberly.
Ellsworth Egli.
Guss Frahin, Tom Fitzgerald. Floyd
Fessler. Oliver Fellows. James Fell
lows, William Frank Foster Roy
Feely Clarence A. Fitchett.
Fred Gibbs. Croft Robert, George
Gilbert. Henry Geer, John Gordon,
Roy Griffin. Fred Green, James
Green, Rufe George, Cliff Gitchel,
Rufus George, Othel Goff, Ed Good
man, Grover Gould. Frank =. Gowan,
Riley G. Garrett. Walter p. George,
l.. s. Gleason. Pete W. Grace.
Leonard Hebener, Roy Holly, Earl
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
JUNE a3nd TO getl,

The Salvation Army drive for home
service funds is from June 22 to 80
inclusive. This organization has
made good with the army boys and
In considered by all as most deserving
"a is unfortunate that no one has beeu
found to take active charge Of the
campaign in this county.to raise ths
quota OF s110o. Those who have
been approached on the matter are
80 busy with other affairs that II In
impossible to devote the time neoes
sary to organize for this drive. How
ever. IL IL felt that people should he
given an opportunity to eontributs TO
this fund and with this object In view.
Director Allen OF the Chautauaue.
who is a returned soldier aud has q
warm spot In his heart for the Saliva
tion Army. has sisnified his intentloa
OF announcing from the platform an
opportunity to contribute. The an
nQnncepent win be made and sub
scriptions taken at some time during
the week. In this manner at least a
part OF the quota can be raised II not
all.
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HONOR GUARD DANCE
OPEN TO PUBLIC


(Continued from page ~
service men only. The committee on
that feature of the evenings enjoy
ment has worked hard and promises
a spread of good things that will de-
light the heart of even the best nour-
ished eK-doughboy or COB. We have
promised not to tell what the eats
will be. but our advice TO every man
In Hsrnoy county who can lay the
least claim to being an ex-soldier or
sailor Ia "be there!" They will net
be disappointed.
Following the banquet will be held
the meeting OF the Military Associa.
tioa In the Commercial Club rooms.
The committee on constitution and
bylaws hes been working on its task.
and expects to have the result ready
to submit.
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4. A. NEWTON.

Disd---Menaay. June 16. at the
home OF his son at Narrows. p. A.
Newton. aged 81 years. Deceased
was born in Carthage. Mo-. In 1855
and moved to Arkansas while q
small boy whore he had resided IN
til 1912 when he came to this Sec
sion and had since resided with his
Bon William. Deceased was suffer
Ing from leakage OF the heart and
had been In the hospital in this city
until u few days before his death
when he requested that he be taken
home. Mr.. Newton was a member
of the Methodist church and had
been IN Odd Fellow for several
years. He Is survived by three child
rem, VIII l.. of Narrows. Frank of
Riverside and daughter, Mrs. Ina
Schoouover. of Fort Lupton, Col.
also step-son, j. G. Simmons. of
Glenns Ferry. Idaho. who arrived In
Burns In time for the funeral service.
The funeral was held Wednesday
from the /. o. o. F. Hall. Rev. Mob
ley OF the Baptist church conducting
the services at the Lodge room and
the Odd Fellows using the ritualistic
ceremony at the cemetery.
--O-
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Lloyd Johnson was up from Lawen
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TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT
sEEN by LOCAL SAILOR
Vivid Account Of Arrival OF Americas
Airmeu at Find Of FIRST Leg
Of Historic Voyage
tcontinusd eren page -
noon aud I suppose they were a
much disappointed as we were.


noon aud I suppose they were a.
much disappointed as we were,
About SEQ p. m. oa the 18th the
NC-3 arrived at Ponta Delsaaa.
When she had been sighted the des-
troyer Harding went out to meet her
When the plane drifted past the end
of the breakwater her engines were
started and she came In on her own
power just as one of our motor sail
ers would Whistles were blown
and the Portuguese fired salute.
When she was secured to the buoy.
her crew were taken to the Admir-
slity.
She had lost or cut loose her
pontoons and her lower wings were
torn considerably. She had been In
the water sc hours and 32 minutes.
About 400 p. IN. of the Goth the
NC-4 came flying IN amid the screech-
ing of whistles and sirens and the
firing of the Portuguese salute.
She came down In the water near
the buoy. the Stars and Stripes were
hoisted and she was secured just az
the NC-S had been. She had been
at one of the other islands of the
Azores waiting for good weather.
On May 22nd happened to be on
deck in the morning when they were
trying out her engines near us. All
at once flames enveiOped the after
engine and my heart nearly stopped
beating for awhile. The old boys were
there though and had the fire extin-
suishers out in no time and started
one of the forward engines.
On the morning of the 27th the
crew of the seaplane were up early
and tried out her engines till about
500 and then went in for breakfast.
About $3.50 they came out. cast OF
the lines. started up the forward en-
sfne amtdships, then the port engine.
thea the starboard-engine and then
the aftsf9ne After this was done
they opened her sp and left the water
making a half circle toward rs and
passed the end OF the break water
coward the line of destroyers, the
fisst OF which could be easily seen on
the horizon. In a few minutes-9:25
she went out of sight above the des-
troyer.
The movie men were busy all the
time on the platform of the range
finder and you will probably see pic
lures of it before long.
We left Ponta Delgada June end
and we are in New York again.
There is no country which can be
compared with our own U. S. A. be-
teve me.
Sincerely Yours
Leonard J. Locher G. M. NJ.
p. s. The discharge list just went
up and am to be sent to Bremerton
Wash. for discharge, leaving here
June 2lst
l., j l..
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AHyfhins
for
Anybody

Parker. Harry Parker. Robert and
Jason Picklesimer, Ralph NJ. Pavsy,
Alozo ID. Pease. Chester Asa Pruitt
Walt Rs,le-. c,:== 9s..aer. Claud
j Rimer. Fay Rayburn. b. f. Ralstoa,
tO. Rounsevelle. J. Rhodes. HenryL.
Richardson. Rounssvelle. Clifford s.
Richards. Earl Robson. ;.
Frank Smith, Robert Saunders.
Rye Smyth. Roy Skeins. Eldred Sim
mons. Henry r.. Scott. Thomas Syl-
vester. J. D., Singleton. Charles W
Spencer. Leroy 0livef Steifike. Virgil
Eugene Shields. Oscar F. Seek. Thorn
as Jefferson Sippy. jeff Davis Sippy.
Paul stewart. Frank Sheehan, Oliver
Sonmie., Herbert Scott. Arthur 81
Simpson. Oscar r. Sell. John Shsr-
man. K. L. Stehpens. Alba NJ. Stone,
Arthur ID. Schwartz. Gregory Skaletz,
Charles 4. Sweetman. Poleman
Skiens. Lloyd F. Sherben, Walter B.
Smith. Levi b. Simpson, Frank
Smith. Alphena Sherben, George
Smyth. Emil Stone. Ernest Smith, DR..
J. Shelley Saurman, A. j. Soumles,
George Shaw Cyrus Sweek John Sher-
man: Jerry Jay Sylvester. Samuel
Oscar Slater, Thomas L. Skiens. Clar-
ence Swacker.
Fred Taylor. Russell Taylor. Ralph
Taylor. Lloyd Tryan, Ebert Taylor.
Joseph Upton. Ernest Thompson
Claud Talcott. Ernest Grant Thomp-
son, Frank w. Triska. Frank Lip
ton, Cameron Trimble, Frank Thomp-
son.
r. W. Umbarger. Walter II. Quier
Norman n. Upson.
Bert Vincent. w. NJ. Varien. Or. L.
Il. Vincent.
William Wickert. Louie Wickert
Frank Wiseman. VIII Walkup, John
Walkup. Foss Winn. Elijah A. Ward
Herbert r. Ward Grover c. Ward
Clyde Winn. Lee +. Wann, William
Edgar Williams, Claud Thurlow VIII
fonG, Earl Wells, S. A. Wetterstrom
George II. Williams. Frank IL. Walk-
er. Rodney II. Williams. Fred A. Will
son. Anton j. Weissenfeis. Forrest L.
Winn, Fred Walker, Joe Winters.
Alya Woodruff. Jesse (Jeff) Wilson,
Raymond ID. Welty, Francis Smith
Welch, Ira J. Williams. Nathaniel
Wheat. Claude Wilson.
Ben Young, William Young, Ches-
ter. w. Youst, Merl Young, August
inc Yoacham.
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and ending on the 5th day OF Septem-
ber. lsl7." and that with four pub
lications. one made on August Sth
and one on September 5th, the pub.
licatlons would not necessarily be
made on four successive weeks and
that either three OF the publications
of the paper on the dates between
August Sth and september 5th, might
not have contained the publication OF
the notice.
The court further holds that the
petition is sufficient to confer juris-
dlction upou the county court II the
same and the notice OF the presenta-
tion thereof had been shown to have
been published as required by law.
AS TO the exclusion of the Hanley
lands the court says: Whatever may
be the law on this point. the question
of the exclusion of appellants lands
is not before us In this proceeding In
a manner so that the same can be sat.
isfactorily determined.
The proceeding Is remanded to the
circuit court with direction to remand
the same to the county court for
such further proceedings as may be
deemed proper not inconsistent with
this opinion.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Burns Oregon, June 20.tsis.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles
Il. Needham. OF Burns, Oregon, who
on April 20. 1912, made Desert land
Entry. No. 059S5. for N " SE u. Sec
ton 81. Township 25 S., Range 80
E.. willamette Meridian. has iied
notice OF intention to make fiuai
Proof by purchase under Ard para
graph Act March 4, 1915, to establish
claim to the land above described.
before Register and Receiver. at
Burns. Oregon. on the 25th day of
July. 1919. ~
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
Charles Wilson and Matte Wilson.
both OF Burma. Oregon. and Claude
Young and William l.. Needham.
both of Narrows, Oregon.
Z v. @. CozAD. Register.
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WAS ON A ToRPBDoED SHIP.

Thomas A. Breslin. 615 Broadway.
Albany. N, r., writes: Having been
on u torpedoed ship coming to this
country from England. had q cold
ever since. was advised by a
friend to take Foley's Honey and Tar
and before long | was cured" You
can stop that cough or cold that has
been lingering since Spring.
Sold everywhere.
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Some sew names this week.