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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

year. Mr. Dutton VIII be en-
ployed az the Augusta State Hos
pital for the winter.
Mrs Hattie Ha,pea of Hayerhll.
Mass vas a recent guest Of Mrs
J. p. Halpen-
John Wilcox and family have
moved to Augusta, where Mr.. wilcox
has employment a. meat-cutter.
Frank Neigs has recently made
extensive repairs on the foundation
Of his house
Funeral services for the late Ms
Ida Taylor, who recently died IN
Augusta, were held Sept. - from
the home Of her brother, Arthur
Marson- Services were conducted
By Rev. W. J. Layton Of Augusta
wEST-The weekly prayer meet
ing at 80 Friday evening Al the
Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gardner and
Ulysses Pierce are AZ the home sof
Mr. Pierce's mother, Ms Ella
Pierce. TO assist IN packing and
moving household Effects
Mrs Ehen HalloweIi was IL Au-
-
Convention Friday evening Miss
Stella Barton also attended the Con-
vention Thureday evening.
Daniel True has been suffering
from Indigestion for several days bet
Ia reported better.
Harold Boynton has built q siio.
Clyde Seekins has been making 4
decided change for the better in re-
moving the old building On the west
side of the yard
Little Arlene Barton. who has been
III. 10 reported as improving.
Emrnons Casey. who has employ.
mens in Watervilie. was home over
Sunday. making the trip n a new
car.
Mrs. Lot Jones Of Augusta il stop
ping with her sister. Ars- Ella Pierce
while in town.
Friends here regret the serious III
ness Of Horatio Dickey at his home
in South vAssalboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There Is ore sure way that IS
never failed 20 remove i2rd-G1 x
once. and that is TO dissolve i. t3s;
You destroy il entirely. TO Go Is
Just get about four ounces O. fl1
Common liquid avon from any Ga
store (tnis Is all YOU Will need, a.
ply II at nigh. when retiring; ut
enough to mcis1en the scalp AID RI
II IN gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. mos Il not all. Q. YOU
ca1druH win be gone AID three q
four more applications Will com2eit'
~ dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign ana trace Of il. %
matter how much oandru9 you I4s
have.
You will find all itching and d.
ging Of the scalp will stop ,nsta1dt'
and your hair will be fuzzy. llstroE
glossy. silky asd scft. ara iooa a..
feef a hnndred times be.ter-AaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

funeral services. among whom wexS
Nj. and Mrs ". H Fowler. MA
Ernest Lowe, Mrs Charles Aarsoo
.rd A n. Lang Mrs BxigEs vas .
member Of the Island Avenue Sn-
srexasiona. church in this rnsAse
William Clark ot CornviLe, ~no
was operated upon at SoEoeTses .0e
nital several weeks ago, has unoer-
gone a second operation there ana =
IN a very serious condition
Miss Pauline Eaton Oak Of eais
town who is with the Players Bu-
rsau- read before the Peabody "o-
mans Club las, Friday evening N
Peabody, Mass Her selection was a
new ere entitled "A Precipice ASs
Oak who is = graduate Of tie LesAno
Powers schco, In Boston. VIII maze
Skowhegan her headquarters unui
after the holidays when size expects
20 be located In Boston She Is e1-
pected home shortly.
Skcwheean friends Of Or. Brace l.
Lawley- formerly q SAowhegan- nov
q Arlington Mass. viii wish 10 eA-
tend Fluctuations TO him and MIS-
Lawley over the birth Of little sen
Mrs. Damon Be4rce. \ sister OF LIZ
Lawiey, IS visiting in Arlington.
Mass. at the presen. time and nis
mother, Nrs- Thomas Lawley. = go
Ing a little later TO pass the winter
with her children residing in diner
e1t Massachusetts, cities
There are 10 be q number Of ami
versary services at Our Lady OK
Lou-des Catholic church this week
On Wednesday morning the mass
viii Be offered for Mrs William Me-
un:er: Of Thursday morning fer Ed
ward Grcn6in: On Friday morning
for Cecilia Beagford and On Sztuf-
day morning 70. Thomas Bison
J. P Oak IS passing several Gays
in Boston purchasing Car.stnas
goods
Mrs Phebe Steward. mother Of Ms.
Sarah A Nsrsso-. Is quite III at tie
Nar.:or home
Ar oEcial bard meeting Of the
Ne-hc5is- church was hesd Tuesday
r.rh. in the church yes.-y
Six candidates were given the Ped
Cross degree at DeNolay Command
cry Tuesday afternoon Supper was
served at $50 under the direction Of
Ms Kate Simpson and Eve candi-
dates received the Temple degree IN
the evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

e. Their four cthe- children the
you-geE q whcu Is twelve years
S-e al boys
M and Ms Hans Hansen are tie
parso-s Of q l---e daughter born At
tie Hi hospital Another recent
bi-zA Is that Il q son 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Gre Mitchell ot Laro1e-
Coaa.y Commissioner, Granville D
Atkins q Madison. < 7. Goodrich
aat Henry C7o~sll were loldi1g
court and :rzcsactiEg routine tuE-
mass a. tie Court house Tuesday
Ms EEe NJ Lawrence Of Rock
land Mrs Fannie E Damon Of Dex-
re-. and Re- / B M2Ee-. D. D, Il
Wste-viiFe have been attending %
business matters here us week n
connection with The State Reto-De-
,oyy for woEe-- They are members
q re hoard q trustees
cecil Il. Til-oa. wEo l-as been very
- =. h.= hone OF Alden street Is liz
p-oy.CE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
FARAIINGDALE

Ma Daigie Of Lynn. Mass, WHO hss
been rass ns Tire summer with her son
William Daigie on Northern avenue.
raj the misfortune late Monday after.
noon to fell down . short ni:h, Of stem
leasias from the. saed TO TIE barn n.
jurins her shoulder quite severely. A
physictan was called and she,was tak.
en- to the Gardiner hospital Her ecodf. .
lion T-esday morning vas Fsperted a,
favorable.
l. L Saith, manager Of the Bostoa
branch II the TurAer Center Dairyme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
"Pape's Diapeps!n" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sournes,
Stomach Acidi,y

Are humps Of uncigeStai food cas-
ing you pain? Is your stomach al
gassy. sour. or have YOU sa,ule,a
heartburn: Then take Pape's d.
pep<ir-
Just as soon as you ca: a tabs; .
two Of Pape's Diapeps:n al tia. t!s
pepsia- indigestion ard stomach *
tress caused by acioily ends Tsx
pleasant. harmless tablets Of Pap.
Diapersin never fail 20 make SCI
upset ssonachs feel fire at once, al
they cost very little at drug s:o::s-
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

1e7czcce nay eo-e iroz good
with pcor eyeglasses bu ]. cones With furrd
oczue ls appetite nauea, and constipation, it usually the
$eit q cEsoFdred
Ii Atwood Alecae vii specify help b. carrying ill.,
ou.es aod restoring tie z digestive organs FORMAL
Activity In using this Cd rabe remedy you take chances
seakenins hearts iou getting your head
se < day o. t-o getting tie OF illness and
creating permanent in1p<oye-en..
lo sky years has proved safe ard reliable szny Tor SEX
ae7d7cAe Large boes snail dose hty dealers
The L. r. Medicine Co. Portland, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

The little hard rubber Eyo-7si lag
which YOU can get a. Bowdi;ch-"str.
ster Co . or any reliable GrlEgs. e.
easiir % carried II pocke: o. parse
viii last q life time
lnto. this inhaler yoa pour Few DIP
OF the pure healing o.: Of Hyo',eL -.
This oil IS absorbed by the a1tse,,,.
gasfe within and row you are Feaa! y
breathe 1t In over the germ inis.g.
membranes wAers il VIII speedily oss.
Its work Of nAafsAing catA-rha! ss,lh,
ana ending CAt1rrh Eyc-ei - Ma a..
OF Australian eucalyptus cc-si:td w.:
other ansisepucs aad IS very p.saS'''
to breathe
1t IS guaranteed TO hanish ea:s TAT.
bronchitis. influenza ;ons.l.ns, -
throat. Group, coughs All eoics :
money hack II often cleans eV IN.
stuffed Up head and opens c.osse1 Nv
tfiis In two minutes 90;
Ccmriete outfit. including II naisI, -, =.
one bottle of fycEsnsi. costs 9-' la
while extra bottles il af,srwSrc .e g,
may be obtained at Any cTlss.s' ~
few cent&-A6v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

As~cciatson. with Mrs Smith, wao ~,
been en- cYiag Vacation. le-' N =.
"a. sa thsir re.u-E kocis. ha'ias fas'
enc week touring from Sos:aa 70 w
York and hack and wishing aces :.
interest. thea eenfng 70 Name 10 w.
relatives
Nr. and MrS W. L Fox e.o$eo - :,
scmmsr h.ms here Tuesday AI' ~
for Dorch ser. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
Court Disposes Of Several Case-Funeral Of Ned LAM
beft-Supreme Court Grimm al Gases Are Concluded

The jury returned a verdict Of not
guilty in the case Of STATE We Nelson
Whitman OF Brighton. the respondent
having been charged with breaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

entering and larceny The State
claimed that Whitman had broken
into the home Of Charles York. which
i. appears vas closed will, the goods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

20 every man and voE1A wte v1atS -
euad greater Strength, s1<-gy and power"
In eoanestisn with DE foregoing sssts-
Henf Esde By JACK Dem7sey, Dr.. yaaes
Fr1ncss Sullivan. formerly vkysscisa Of
York, and tie Wessciesssr County Hsspitai.
said: Ia ny efsnson whoever made de
szgZeEsor that Euxated Ifon shosd clay
ps-t d getting Den,sey into eondie;ea q
to se ec1neree6 for sis foresight Ne
nan vithcut p,en:y Of rieh, red blood Sled
vr0 sezltf- GIVING and s.seng.h.Auij6ing
Of gssSs Ike Willard i sseuA ooezg =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
Ned Lambert


Funeral se-vIces -o- the late Se1
Ezraa Lambert were held from Ms
la.e residence OF Middle street Mon
day afternoon Fsv- e H MeEi-
Kinney Of the Island avenue Eongres =
ciC-al church officiating Many SCI
rowing friends were present and veEy
many 5eaNifui flowers were given
by acquaintance TIE remains were
inferred az ScothS--s- DR. G Il
Vl.ss. Charles Aa-sol. NE-on >
Smith and G. Ernest serving as pail
bearers Much Sympathy - FELT Tor
tie family, TIE no-her~ o- the de-
CEASED Mrs .Abbie c. lambert laV-
ing died four weeks pr.o- 20 the pass
.nz q her son
Mrs G. e SpragCs W--o mas CeeI
a. tie home OF ~ona COX mas oeeH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

TEe Tickle Makes Yeu Cough
PAYES HEALING HONEY stops h.
Tickle. Heals Threat and Cures the
CocEh- e. :. free box OF GROVE
0-PES-TPATE SALVE for chss: Crids
Head Co.ds a1i Group With every ret. c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Quickly Ended BY a Pleasant: Ha
ing Antiseptie Air. jus. Breathe y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
ache


the temporary bit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

@. I vas advised Of
tie great ssfoe Of Nu-
Ated Iron for sraoinS
up the blood, ssreuxsS-
eaing the nerves and
aiding n keeping tie body
e. AID ] an firmly crc-
uneed tia: It's use has
fe2ped 70 wccsterfutlY
increase ny Stamina and
endurance. Nuxated
Loa PIT a65e1 ec~er
behind ny punch ard
keiped ne 70 aeccrct:xa
VIA: ] ID q: Tcyedc.
From TIE results IA nv
own case, where The
possession Of super en-
orra1ce Is necessary, I
feel that ] IN IN 4
po9;6oa 70 s4rccSsv
feeoEzend yrxz.ed Ircn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Iron. hov 1se1 ssss Important 4 q foe
fse aves1Oe man o. woman 70 - sSae
tsere Is no !aek Of iron n TIE Mood. ~
help nake ssfong, kea, red&,ooded Aa,e,s.
ssns there b sstting ID my e1periesee
ASA ! have teand . va1sat1e = eeE.nis
- ~ 1oE1 nNoB - IA r 1s~~s7
a3sa sncSS yAyaAos b - 4 -
w. C.4ss - 49, inssxna1e - SnT.
s4 - A0nseh - - 49, -. ~
- aA n aaDzesssnDe0 ss~0
n ~ s.sS ys0o04 = = G,11
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
Saws Jack 0empSeY-1il

Opinisas How Nuxata
lrsa HELPS Snengthen d
Nerves, Restore VAST
Tssos ana Build RE
BLOOD, ST RENGT
and ENDURANCE.
Since liz evefrieini.
vsesery a. fe;edo riea
v.eSsed tie Verbs Cizr
esoast;r title frcm TIE G
Ezth-iike less Wharf, ia
Denrsey, tie nsderr Dzv
esd Miracle Man CT ehe
F:ssie Werid-Jacx Ke4rnA
kis . Ear2ses, AID
Ja1 DE- fsfes:. kis
Seea ies;essi MA :
fnlaif.es - 70 Tie
0ef1ees eEc:oyee ia
ssssdine hiE m Z
10 szeA sapefb
eo16iuos- 1s1s
osek Deneaey =
used Eux1ted
Ifoa - . part
Of he training
vAicA pTodaceo
OueA 1aYveicss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

evesy thinking person skaa
e . man - physically 81 a
D@DeeY should eonside. r
o&yI1ahte Ia tate 49,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
Buy Liberty Bonds
Buy Liberty Bonds
Chattanooga 70
Present Huge
Air Battles
~

4
J. R. Curtis Publicity Chair:
man of the Victory Liberty Loan,
announces that on Monday, April
Fl, at Chattanooga. Is American,
English, French, Italian and Ger
man airplanes with 20 avaitors
and leading aces of 5 allied nations
and SO Unlisted men will present
air battles as they occurred OIL the
Western front, lasting from one to
two hours. People of this COM
are extended an invitation
to be present to witness this great |
eat on the opening day of the
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
Officers Capture
9 Gallons OF
Whiskey.

late Tuesday evening, Fillmore
Allen and man by the name O.
Brooks went to the home of Bill
Bradford and left tool box, stat
ing that the box was tor a man by
the name of Collins. Mrs. Brad :
ford became suspicious and te1e-
.phoned the officers. When the
box was opened it was found to
contain 9 gallons of whiskey III
place of tools. Allen was placed
under arrest Wednesday morning
by Constable ], r. Howard, and
Sheriff LiH5fd went to the home
of Bradfords and brought him to
Benton. Sheriff Lillard and S. H.
Quintrell tried to locate the Brooks
man and motor truck, but up 10
the present have failed Allen and
Brooks live In Ca, and it IS tho
Hght fiat Brooks has make his
get away. Allen denies having
to do with the whiskey |
ating that he just came along |
With Brooks and didn't know that
le had the whiskey. Up to the
ime of going to press. Allen. has
lot had his trial.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
REMINISCENCE
OF A SOLDIER

| l have been reading so much a
bout the doings of the soldier boys
in France that thought | would
give you a few recolle6tions of the
war between the states.
One dark rainy night in the
winter of 1864, there was a column
Of Confederate cavalry marching
down big road in S. c., when
all at once it stopped, aud heard
the Colonel tell the Adiatant TO
detail six men to go oil pickrt. /
twas near the head of the column.
| reigned my horse to the side,
hoping that the officer would miss
me, but was detailed as one of
the six. The sergeant took us OH
down the road, and the balance
of the command went into camp.
We went on down the road a.
bout mile and the sergeant left
five of the men and took me still
farthur down and gave me insttu-
Gtions and said he would relieve
me in two hours, and he went back
and established base at an old.
house that had no floor in it, and
built up a fire in the center Of the
building. For two hours the hoot
owls serenaded Inc. The sergeant
brought the relief and he and /
rode back to the base. The SER
seant said to me, Get your gun,
lpd lets see what that light means
'ver there I'VE stealthy, approa7
he'd and when we got near the !,
ire we discovered it was in
rouse. without a floor, and Mfhaf
e were approachia8 ofte corner
/ TIC house. Tie serge int be-
All 10 sidestep border 20 get q
st view q the inside IF tlaa
6Itse IL siaastalSa s4 ss
ii vat, two thirds full Of water,
ave him my hsni and helped
i'm out The house proved to
z lanyard. The FIRE was built
Ear the center Of the house, and
small wood or pine, stood up oR-
I'd like wood for coal pit, and
1s fresh built,
Who built the fire we never
lew 1t might have been
out of the other side, or it might
We been run away negros.
We no 1scolle6tion of how long
stayed at this house or bow
away.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
Chattanooga Zone
Organizes.


Qtgapization of the Chattanoog:
Zone fer the Nietory Liberty Loar
campaiga fas perfected at meet.
ing bed II Chattanooga last week
which vas largely attended by
local ianagsts from the % count
lies il t|te zone.
c. ag loan viii be one OF
q lar9 aid decideiy the most
intpottaa all the bond cam
'paigns, aq4 sst Of all, it will be
the last 4os Phil Whitaker,
.hiinsslf n shgyerseas veteran, is
zone liaifinaI, and he has associ-
ated with lli1 the leaders in for
nler campaigns, together with a.
number Of en who have seen
service ;in E1hce.
The iuessihg in Chattanooga
last Thursday was.for the purpose.
of having representatives of the
sixth tedefaF aFaistrict, who have
headquarters III Atlanta, explain
in detail th extent of the present
Campaign leaders be-
iev4 that f4sa,s f,orld fee,,a ur;fls he
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17

Mrs. CbsppeIl Kfue of Etowah
returned to her home Monday
after spending a few davs WITH her
mother
Miss Blanche Mcciarg Of Caneg
Creek, spent day or two this
week with home folks.
| xF
Edgar Prince has purchased q
lot from John S. Hutchins and
will soon. begin the erection Of q
mice residence,
Frank Witlrrow and wife had
business in Cleveland, Monday
DR. W. A Tfeveha, Of Oeoee,
had business u the city Monday, !
! Frx
A. MickIes and family of Cleve.
land visited John Howard and
family SsAdhy- Mrs. Howard |
accompaningthem home.
q T.T4
lin Love of Etowah visited
his fsihily SATURDAY. and Sunday, |
We have full report of the
Gee Greek trip, made by a few of
he Benton folks. but OH account
Il space will omit it this week.
r n
Miss Nancy Prince pf Knox
lille, spent Sunday herstfe guest
# her Uncle and Aunt Mr. and
drs. w. A. Prince
Mrs. John L. Williams of Wet Is
iore was called here Sunday on
ccount Of the illness Of her moth '
:, Mrs. FlorenreC Green
y - =. xxfHst - IL 4 S. A8s
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
Local = Personnel

Capt. P. L. Bible wife ;zhd
children and Miss Hannah Powers
Emotored up from Chattanooga.
Sunday, spending tHe day with
Miss Maggie Williamson and faith
er, returning to Chattanooga, Snn-
day evening.
x3t=
Mrs. Kinda HarpeE Of Maryville
spent a few days wifi home folks
I is week,
! The motor fans ytSok advantage.
tof the pretty weather Sunday and
did their level best to keep their
Uncle John D., from having to go1
TO the poor house,
- 4 IS
Aon't forget chr telephone no.
whtn you go Visiting or have Wis
isoEs, call 27.-2 and tell us about.
Mayor A E Love made q blsi-
ness trip to Old Fort, Conasauga1
aud Tuesdav.
,Ff.
Fraoklin Lewis has feturned tol
camps gter a Is days flffough
gith lion.k folks.
Ryner rsinains very
Miss Mar Sweeney was shop g
BIZ in Cleveland recently. 9
8
M g Bacon and Wif ! II liar
.ston attended prsSching re
Deputy Sheriff w. r. Ledford 4
{ Copperhhl, had business here j
[onday. a
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
ADVERTISING
MAN SPEAKS
Says Merltone Helped His
Nerves and Brought
vlgor and Energy.

w. RsArnold. ADVERTISING agen
br ths. .Nendolne. the 1argesfthea
ter a shville, talked willingl'
for psiBl leakinn reesatly regardinI
his experiene sIEA kferitore, tn,
new system q ieis
I'm glad i giTe a etemen
for Meritone Mr.. AZ said.
lwas So ektrenieiy nerous
could hsfdIy sleep 1t all al alghl
before / Fouk Merit6ne. I'd "a "a
wake half the hight aud, Of doal &
tha.next morning i felt tired oass
Finally, / started losing strenR-
til and then I couldn't do my.
woak right
can ,hotics a big chang 6inr 3
ce taking rMeritones 60 20 sleep
easily at night now and 4 feel fine
! whenI set Up il mornings i've
got bahf my old energy aud ans
bition.
I've gotta great appetite now.
too I'm eating regular meals
" IAnsto take new Advertising
position wlths Ringing s Gree
soon and I ia feeling spwelI kllaf
expect to- sn,ake record witlsl
them.
Mcritone Is highly onsilends I
I'd for stomach, liversor kidneyl
sroabIe, catarfh. fheunlatisn5 ller
ypusness and other ailing cpndi-
tions of the svsteius II
4 sfisase 4 sod exclusively u
J s,lg Il
4 Buy Liberty Bonds
Marshal Howard and Sheriff {
I-isinfd report the loss of some
hogs last week, from disease.
Eff
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Gamble 6
Yisited in Cleveland Monday.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17
Put Your Farm
on a Goodrich and
Pennsylvania Basis

Il TAKE up your farm account book, and run
your pencil down to the item, ''tires." Write
Goodrich and Pennsylvania before the item,
and cut It's figures for 1919.
For the long lasting life of Goodrich Black
Safety Tread and Pennsylvania VaCum.cup
\ Tires attacks tire costs fore and aft
Make Goodrich and Pennsylvania tires cost
your standard. If you pay more, the tire takes
z L out of Your pocket; If you pay less it takes
IL out of you and your automobile.
y Have face to face look at the burly broad
shouldered Goodrich and Pennsylvania tires.
Notice how their extra wide SAFETY TREAD
with anti.skid bars set well up the side of the
tire, fortifies the sidewaII against the grind
Ing of road ruts.
All through and all around, Goodrich and
Pennsylvania Tires are built to render service
value up to the last cent OF their cost.
farm on a Goodrich and PENNSYLVANIA
basis is saving money in its tires, pneumatic
or truck.
Buy Goodrich and Pennsylvania tires from
John w. WILSON
Benton, Tennessee.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17

Euciid Of Chattanooga
visited .says TRalere last week.
Money
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-04-17

- - g, ~ rbison has been.
81 tl.s IL iiss, bst is some bstssr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
INFLUENZA COLDS AND
LA GRIPPE WARMING

Nnturizcd Liver Tablets are ma
turcs remedy
why ts e. that Narurizcd Liver
Tablets are proving such big seller
The answer j. simple. and 'ls Just
this.
Everyone who trics them Is so well
pleased with tho r,sult that they tolI
their friends ahou, them Thouaands
OF people are saying ThEv are th"
finest purgat,Norf ever used would
not he without them IN my home
They are the only thing | have ever
tried that nctunly a'irs my liver, etc
II Is n, fact that there are very
few real liver medicines sold, and
Naturized LIVER Tablets are flling a
long wished for desire.
They remove the lille and cold bet
ter than Cnlomol or pills without
gripping, making you sick. sallvaung
or leaving you 'constipatcd
The flrs, step I'm the treatment Of
most any nilmcn' IL 10 give a good
purgative, and II is astonishing what
wonderful things a good purgative
viii do towards preventing tire de-
velopment OF serious sickness, I'm fact
n every one who needs purgative
would take II in time. there would
be less deaths caused from careless
ness &c and SO At all drug stores
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

wh!lc obtaining a. Many a young
man has literally "dlShWnshcd' his
way through tho university. ~ the
same time making FIRST class grades
IN his studies and attaining high
honurS IN athletics or tho field of
student activities
Nhiv uo statistics bearing ON the
TuDN"rt have over rrrn complied, 90
l- well r,.pguizrl that many OF tho
best aAYdruls 900 th, university ar"
r't-syppur uug nud that Rs whole
.hus, students Who mus, work To r'.
main iu .. Huui make better grades
cham those Who's" monthly checks
from howy cover aI expenses The
sludnUt who must work realizes his
responsibility and N5 opportunity, no
Us always anxious to lurgo dh"dh
Some uf tho others do mot. they go
fu college merely OnHnuHc their
pnrcula send them ana desire for "A
good l.w" often triumphs over am
buou TO make good grades.