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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
SILVER IRAW
MAKES first
APPEARANCE
Showers And Freezing Weah-
er Turning Streets Into
Sheets OF Ice; Serious Dam
age Anticipated.

rbe silver thaw has started in
Salem.
with spasmodic showers throughout
..o dav and the temperature remain
;,g below the freezing point. that ele-
o,t of winter most harmful to street
anoffic wire systems and railroads was
descending upon the city. Prediction
,cas that with nightfall the thaw ana
freeze would continue.
The weather today was the warm
.st in a week. The temperature at
siv o'clock this morning was ~ above
a. nine O'Clock it was 25, and at noon
II rad reached 29. With the descent
Of the sun and evening the tempera-
lure is expected to drop, cloakine
,.,;res with ice and streets with slip
perry scale.
Streets Dangerous.
The snow has been on the street
ana week today, and this afternoo
1ras alnost impossible beneath horse
eat and auto and truck whe Is. he
,aated traffic over the snow In tn
at.asts has cut it up and with the bi
rain that has peeun VIII eoon -
ice and perilous to traffic. Little e.
fart was being made in any part OF II
city to remover the snow from u
streets. Many citizens, hiring unen
ployed men, have cleaned OH tne
sidewalks and heaped the snow MI
along the curbs- ),
Through conservation OF users U
water company was able to announ
today that pressure In the mains n
heen increased seven pounds. IT Is Q
ciared that at this rate OF increa
supply will be normal in few days
Little apprehension was felt by O
cials of the p. r. L. & P. company
cause Of silver thaw. They said .
ia event a serious. thaw sets IN u
would be powerless to act as II wo
effect all lines simultaneously.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
Trustees Subscribe $50 /,
''' For Return Of Fuel

v....n,nrx contributions tetAilhn ~
s..,assly $50 we're tsndsFse = Is Y,
sen steiner of ths STATE !s.'. ps'sS', ,.oea sor
ra ,s,,.a.es engaged - easiias ~ y a..
!, ~ s' .na,i,u,ion a. camp ''.ss fesss. aelln
~ ev ~ expense " relnfalAs as',s, ..'e.,e
lf-s ~ .,,o sseapsa from .hs camp l..s w
Ipfa ! -. sssk ago sursendsrins y W "
snsn ,,aa !, Oregon cry : fsw ans. 1.esa W.,
ynsx entribasions were l' assnas .,,'s, IN : ia
saaa. .,'s Z. sors.slas q ne camp s.e'ss 4,
ssf y ~ assreegation q ne aet aan w, =. Y
! = ~ ssssaes 30 4 he nsa whe are 0us :
Ithslr heHoF'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
DECISION OF LOWER
COURT IN PORTLAND
CASE IS REVERSED

,,,,,,,~ S,,vsrxtone Of Portland y al
,o,saa sfoo as trustee ana sensrA
rou,a Of Portland n allowed sths ~
,srrav,. - faea IN ilea 81 the tieeo oriNT
inally claimed fur services " ee'' ~.
,rserlng the trust fund ielt ~
WIN of the late Mary hoehmes.
coralng 10 nm opinion handed down ~
,na snnreme court today " when ~
aecree cf Judge KavanauEh q ~
lns,,sromnh county circuit epurt y FvT
ss,ssa. The opinion. written ~ Ja-
M, paan holds that the claim - si''
vars,one and Euuts of steee ~ nssors
nsv sssa In administering tn xessN
-,r,,s, - sond icft by Mira neehmsr ~
, her grandson. Robert Lee hosn.ns.s NJ
he excessive. The lower court " ss...
!. ,rx upcn Boshmer'a complaint e4,.
: M action ~ the trusteen haa !.
Z sa ,hat the will had not creatsa
!. ss,,s, @ ana mad dismissed The comp'sans
= rs,s,s % actlon il reversed n sodnxS ~
/: ltnion az tho supreme snHs@ -,
Il Il oshsr opinicns were hsndsa ao~'
-, y y M Nera wakefield VI Irwin Wa
NO field npPea'en* t...--... ...a.,taa i
county snh for divorce; e y
IA S,s,,ce pean. Judge = y. co~n. y
firmed. ,,,........s -
,en a pemrose, appellant appsaa g.
he sJrco,n counays melton = dasss. V '
,Ist peal granted w Chief sus
ing T. q pasman. appellant y Ms
iik- N. rarman. appeal from 49, 49,
low county; suit TOR divorce. op,m,". Z,
Ias,,cs Henson. Judxe Fred W. y
iuss ~ r,sst SaslsnAl bank y slnsca vs
em- G wright. Al ai.. appsiians. -
from Union county: suit se sers1' x !
X. II ,nxalylnx several labor nens s.u
lrest X sals. OPTIMISM lss Justice s.ens, ..ea.s
Gets rree by Judge Knawles r'ee''
have affirmed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
! 1. - #******
: ! PEACE TREATY BALLOT


,s,,ce the representative ye ,o neace treaty with WIN :
Following ie m and signed a. fal oyanant This Wa"
s.ern,anv mart being the Leasae norv - November
as signed compulsoh " endeu
aiso snaa Of congrss eaty
During the y sDsr Is this ea 81 the th the
19th series Oh - on recommendation 90 vote Oh M
adopted by the az rafying resolution
coms sever two-thirds majority atty a,si
. ~ ratify without any resersa .,s people viii
t;ar n anv conditions whatever -. and the will OF u
This Is representatives IL nortan quesuo. .ss,r
be acted upon ~ ~ on most state ,ch
To test pupu ranital Journal asks nr " statements
:: altitude by checking that one = Check here
. expresses their views ,odiate ratif-
80 and the league Oh ha
/ a-I favor ratification but 0"s ..rva,ons---~----
!. al favor ratification but ons vs. -~--
: 4-r am opposed to ratification IN IN ''' --
sna'sso ssn ssa mail 70 Capital journal **&*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

Almost unanimous in their condeir.
nation of the city council for its fail
ure to make some provision at its
last night for cleaning the
snow from the streets of the business
section Of Salem, mechants are de-
manding that some plan for cleaning
the streets be devised and devised I'M
mediately.
Indignant that the council, charged
with the administration of the city's af
fairs and the safety of the public. could
do nothing more definite toward meet
ing the dangerous situation now exist
ing in the city than to instruct the
street commissioner to clean tbs
streets" without even so much as indi
eating to him where the money to pa
for the work was to come from, bust
ness men are suggesting that som
civic organization take the lead and or
ganize the work. 1t is suggested tina
: the NEEDED funds be secured by SUI
scription il the city officials cannot
made to realize that an emergency e.
!. lists and provide the money.
y Willing to Share Cost.
q How the business meen feel regar
: ing the situation is clearly shown
Q the following interviews granted 4
q Capital journal today;
L. L. Busick, of the Busick groce
stores: 1--WE would be willing
E, share the costs Of removing the sn
$. from streets in the downtown distr'
y, Expense of the removal could be Dol
Of equally by the property owners
Nv tenants and the CITY,"
d-I F. w. Steusfoff. steusioff =.
IN, meat packers: "The city cer'a
eu should be held responsible for tne
moyal Of the snow from downt'
,rs streets. In case Of a sudden cum
ng change, the immense quantties Oh
ion ter present a menace 70 hie
aa, nroperty. The city administratio
Dill empowered by statute to crea.t
zen emergency and the citizens never
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
eumwlxs Bill Foua'fs

.ng,aa. pee. ls.rA eaAs.'s', y.
49,. .. 49, Cun sslsss hsea ~. y,
70 asts ,1a,a@ "A the ssna's nv N
nov pse~sas .ssasyear exsspAsa.s q fsasss ,.s',.
II eoatroI vas auasi..a ....,...ssss.s. nsss u
sasa r'sa organizations sis.nsFSa =. sss,asss =
asasss ~ cammiaa BIN wapf' ss.ns ',.'''. \
snss ''..a~ ~ aeiiar subsidy g ths y '''''
pls',gn \, M American and uhiuza
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
BUSINESS MEN OF CITY
DEMAND REMOVAL OF
SNOW FROM STREETS

Crude an investmnet Of public funds |
made TO safeguard property"
Prompt Action Needed.
L. C. Farmer. Farmer Hardware
company. The city should take I'M
mediate action to safeguard general IN
.terests in this matter. the sooner the
snow accunulations are removed the
better for all concerned"
J.W. Chambers. Chambers 4 Cham
lbers: THE old adage an ounce OF
prevention is worth pound OF cure
anplies insthis case. Thousands OF dol
liars worth of goods stored In ha'
lments are threatened by the presen
condition. A sudden change OF tenn
perature would certainly turn a fioo'
,lloose In the Salem business section.
Frank q. Meyers. the Spa, II IN
. CITY is ynwillingto bear the cost OF re
moving the snow, for one am willin
4 10 contribute toward shouldering n
! lexpense Of the necessary work. Thel
q lis no doubt but that the snow pan,
/ Enow standing on Salem streets shou
be carted away at once.
city. Held Liable.
\ william GahIsdorf the Wiliia
IN lGahlsdorf company: The snow pfl
he In the downtown districts are q ro
live menace and any delay In getu
rv the snow off the streets would certal
N llv Law the city government liable 70
~. snonsibllity for any losses OF Ire
a. property caused BY abnormal Sos'
ne ,ions which would be prec'p''a'eu =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
PEACE EXPECTED TO
Be CONCLUDED BY
| CHRISTMAS TINT
nv Ed L. Keen

,,..t,aa prces staff Correspondent
ranaon. pec le.~-Peacc viii be con
.,,,aea BY Christmas. aecordins 70 opuf
,,,,s,ic forecast by officials OF ths i"'
elgn office today i, nermar
The special commission .. " s'aa,,ss
.conomic experts appointed 20 - ~
lin allied representatives y raf's ~ ~
ma,,er OF raparation for Hinhins 4 a.,a,w ~
d German fleet IN scapa fipw
n's, .anared 10 Offer some o. me aosns, y.
= ~ s,,ss ana other materials defnann'a
~ ,ess ~, aI,Iaa n was said. In tlte os'n'
py w 49,, offer Il unsuitable the cosh
',as,aneru 80 are authorised 70 nss
w. The German reply 20 me a'a'ss =. W.. .ss
t.,,aaaiag signature OF "" ps.' ,,., 49,
-, rrasoeoi, which was fofi"""s o. w
y va t.s ~ the peace conference y, -, ~
l. .sas vas to be taken ny -
: suureme council TO-DAY, .,..e,ai ueae
SUI, -. a..clslou of the ''un0iaisaat ~,
q Y ~ sa mere last week 10 aaop'
= .s'a,.ds or policy towaro IuI-, s..,,.s
4. n as. m,am confirmed tn tns n0ss
sommons yesterday py l'ta" ~ IN. labo
y, s.snyge. . n being ciaifnsu -, ~ "a orga
~ 49, 49, as the first great sieso.s T,hey 4
80 49,, Ia,,oY In foreign atiall rrs
TO szsa ,a ne decision 70 insls'1n, .,.sl
ID tfiDuts s',r labor in Great 1
sure ilV.- "a Italy. Labor ieaas'a !.
So Ffahss rrIng 10 launch 80 snes,,,' s,,,
no" p .. ~ force the E0sssnl,',sa.'' ~. ].
- canpalsn . sim the bclahes'si :
" make Rfas - hfoekade Of ~
Russia - churchiii told g.
mons thar Great nr.ss's l... saes -. ths ual
sed 's.g 49, ii Russia thar n
ned aseIs @ grancs Or Japan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
laval Forces Occupy ylI!I1 Elurle
l0I,' 4 poet's 5 Troops Withdraw l5la raw

paris .d9 Dee, loasnlls episode, a,,srassl y s's
ss1Ds +: soass ass..aaa.s m'n is' from gsS, :,
.as e. the occupation .,.S.,eS 3 saa reported
to-day. .,aator dictator aer.
The p.,'asa pSs'.asaiIs.n a. agreensnai' ,s.sa :, s.,
ss'ssl v s ..,,. ~ Fss ,r:sp. ssssS,ss s' y
said. Tne 7. commanded y .sr
cry were ,or,asr .s,. minister q war
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
DANGER OF WAR
being RESUMED
IAvERTED TODAY
Supreme Council Decides Hun
Reply To Allied Note De-
manding Signing OF ProtO-
col Is Satisfactory.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Paris, Dec. l6.---Danger of possi-
BILE resumption Of hostiliaes as the re-
suit of Germany's attitude toward the
protocol of the peace treaty was nm
ally averted today.
The supreme council decided that
lthe German reply to the allied note
demanding acceptance Of the proto-
leol. delivered by Baron Won Lersne'
Yesterday. was "most cenciiiatory
ana that a reply would be despatche'
~ BERLIN .'as soon as possible.
: semi-official forecast OF the yer
|. imam note yesterday showed the yer
! man government was willing TO sig
: lafter certain comparatively minor %
I. cessions, but Il was not until the "
! nrsn,e council met today that Y va
= afficially learned there was no iu
n lther cause for continuation OF prep
Il rations for invasions of Germany
L. enforce the peace terms.
Supreme Council Meets
ugl the supreme council today furtn
70 lordered a Joint session this afterno
~ ~ ai,ied and German naval expe
sor the purpose OF studying the TO
,hat compensation will take Tor sii
ling OF the interned German nea'
Scapa Flow,
clusive interview with Carl y, u''
published in this country sunday
clared Germany's note wouid ~
.uSf,cient concessions to Insure ~
anproyai He also announced ior
M f,rst time that Germany would
M commission Of experts 70 Par'
nj reopen the question Of reparauon
lscapa Flow)
In addition to the protocol NOTE
ad,v council took up the question Oh ~
ron, ance for Austria The decision
: ~. reached that American aid was /
a,ri. l,utelv necessary II Austria were
!. saved from famine
,r.r Food Relief Asked
'rxh- After Chancellor Renner hau
araaaed the council IN behalf OF
lures tria. the council considered mean y,
was sending 10000 tons OF wheat 70
/ be- este immediately hehhel as@ss :
. The a regular food supply p..s'an ~
as 10 Austria be drawn up for the en-
wear TO permit this country 70 y
d for normal life"
'ow. The council declare" =
,reeze clally necessary thai the on''e'
ureau open credits 10 Austria
along To maintain Austria's terrl'o'
'ast. tegrity. the council reached = :
south ion 10 prevent separation OF
berg from that country
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
a.,ss TO ss SENATOR

.s..,,or,oa. Dec. is.--eefssaas is.'ss ,.',',s 4
The TrsAspry cisss 90 sa.Da''. y s"nasor stor'
he wos'' on me recouvening p ~ 80, !. !.
virgins ssssary v. !, after ths ehs's'H' :
iracese.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
DROWNED BOY NOT
KIDNAPPED MOTHER
ADMITS TO OFFICERS

Atlantic City, N. j., Dec. lo.--Nlr :.
Esther Blake, accused OF sacriIicihs
her little dumbs son, Buddy IN an
insane belief she could thus win PACK
her husbands love, today aoini..eo
the boy was not kidnapped, as she Llrsl
declared, according to DR.. Louis SOU
der, county physician
Souder said Mrs. Blake aoniit'ea
walking out on the municipal pier q.
yentnor with sthe boy Friday nigh.
and that she declared: Il guess ne
must have fallen into the water.
kidnapping Story Told
Mrs. Blake, who is charged VIII
"wilful murder of five year oi0
James w. Blake, Jr., has been III y
an Atlantic City hospital since ria
day night, when she had asser.eu ~,
negroes attacked her ana buous
on a street in Ventnor. choKihs ~
Into Inconsistencies and steaiihs ~
boy. p,ak
According to Souder, Mrs biaN
startad ~ reneat the kidnapping
story to him.
Mother Nervous
II told her she knew that was =,
true" he said. "She began cryihs a.
said mo- it isn't. can't reilieili9'
lust what happened. Buddy anu
went down on the pier. He was -
ming ahead Of me carrying my pui,
guess he must have fallen iii'o :
water" crao,
According to Police chiet Spras' a'
William Pepper, street car eonu 20. :
tor, declares Mrs. Blake ana me- l,el
rode on his car just before tne
disappeared. Mrs. Blake was nerVo
Pepper said. and told him; aot
''The child annoys me; I've sos
get rid of him"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
Women Battle
With Flaming
Bronds Of Ola

r. the wear Of Our Lord 2oo, na.,re land
. Isorneo fought with ligh'eo ~ foes
o. va D rms they advanced on lne AO
In swaf f,o,rishing r flaming clubs. tho
Ana .as' a. isss Ferry street prac'iceu
i,, nous >, me method of warfare ol,s nfsice,
the SAM ,'nn cave her named to oliivsa nna
Thompson r1,,,, as Mrs. L. Nm N. Mas' . rive hei
athar no woman who refused ~, ~ re,
ptnea Necause she "came from hottl,
rame eo,,,e family" engaged IN d '
I Spya rpyal with burning sticks, KS reported t.
Deta,ls LIS u y C G, Brown, rooming apit, a,it
. police os tha 70 scene Of battle, 1,as ana Ma Va
cent to .ne - the officer activities fsa,, ~,
subsided to such an eAss me- 70 stamp o,
, suost sun thompson were able 70
: ana n n,hare fire had begun. ..a whe
n places ssrnt Whe' is said to have star,ea @ " " "
s. eaen nv Two lighted sticks s,ss s'
crats, tse stairway in the house'
,.,,ods,phia, Dec. 16.-Jonn,' 6.ara Ian
phrsqets wno meets Benny Leona,a LecIsion bo
tn airy y TO- ontpointed -, Pal Moran ,,, here /
en- e ea Orleans in six roulap osoaping knock
NJ NJ hight, Moran just esoap
iio No final frame.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 2e-,Hafts 1',Its
Greb, local middlewight' toyeu sayen
Billv Kramer. Philadelphia, ior $40 500
rounds here last night and alter Ds ,',s
Cautioned by the referee, gave M
Quaker an unmerciful lacing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

voyk pee ~ ~ 'sss','', ~, Fawy
ssw ,I,,', a@,4. champion and sei'ess = =.
,lss's ess. ~ho are g tiss. sssysa y Isnsary i
assasig@ s ,'e..sa sssoo fortsats ,.I..s ~ n Is
have .'.Se is pounds q g o.e,@sa .oasrh, 4
g f.sss ...,an reonard leaves 'o"'A''
! southern trip
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

Listen for The Carriers Whistle. L you d nol
receive yow Capital journal promptly, phone
Il before $50 o'clock and one vii be semi ysu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

Actlon confirming the tse -, IN,
10 aoa serial refunding bonds "
~ 's .,y ~ tnc Raipn schneFa"ss W 4. 3
corn pauy, of Portland was was.sgal .as days
wam necessary wi'sii: ,s,,,. s AZ ssse
AGO, the question of NC lssA~st Var, u al.
ss,e of bonds wss RAISED - an.l
torneys for sbe bonding eys.'sa,,, .'naa ~ "a.
ois .',,.., ns ~ M ,noys. Councilman ws'a. e.
lla'.s ..sn - ~ the ways and means eoa ]. !.
cha,s ...ss a,sw ths ordinance tsnaion ! \
,a.,sy l',,ss ,hs action u selling ING pons .',.
slss'~ w ,ya,y,ne ali doubts Of irFs've's'
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-26
DEL I'M on EN- I
II Ak /, I.ST
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

County Of Cook. \. s T4 &4=EEs.@ 4.s@1~> &,
@1%~ DISTRICT COURT E -. ~ l.
.4# IA 4 A. Eleventh Judicial District. ~ ~
The State Minnesota, to persons, Companies
or land the list hereto attached descrbed
The list of taxes penalties real property for the
County of delinquent
January, 1915 filed in the office
the District Court of said which
ached is a ~E%$
file in the office Clerk.
in writing setting forth objection defense
land described in said list, in to- which
claim right, title
default will against parcel
Of land the said list appearing against
for all penalties. interest costs.
r : - -. GEO. LENC,
Clerk the District Court O. the County of Cook.
(Seal of District Court, Cook County, Mnnesota,1
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-26

A list Of real property for the County Minnesota
which the delinquent nday
in January, '
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-26

Lot 4
G. NJ. Realty Co., Lot
G. M. Realty Co., Lot
c. G. Stubstad, Lot 3,
G. G. Stubstad, Lot 1
G. NJ. Realty Co., Lot
G. M. Realty Co., Lot
Mary LankLree, Lot :
Mary Lanktree, Lot J
G. M. Realty Co., Lot
G. M. Realty Co., Lot
G. M. Realty Co., Lot
G. NJ. Realty Co., Lot
G. M. Really Co., Lot
6. M. Realty Co., Lot
e. NJ. Realty Co., Lie
G. M. Realty Co., LIZ
g. M. Realty Co., LO1
4
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-26

6. F. Lundpuiist, swA Of swA.......
G.. NJ. Fishing Co., Lot 2. .............
Mary Z. Brisson, NEA of NWN .s..,....
G. ]. Johnson, 2 acres of Eot 8. .:.....
John Woods, N X of SWA. .....I... :.
F. A. Brown, & c. j. Johnson. ~Und.i n
john McXlpine, s,5 Of NW i; !:
F. "A 4: Brown, Und. n VIZ ofs5NEA, of
MRS. Eouise Kadunce, Lot IS Of Lot 2 z:
John 3. Morrison, Lot Is of Lot 2. :.
Mary Caribou, Lots 16 and II of Lot
G. w. Robertson. Lot 26 of Lot 3 .. : =,
3. G. Segog, Und. 1/12 Lot f.. ........
#. A.. Brown &c c. J. Johnson, Und.
TT. Mayhew, Und. u Lot 49,.
J. r. Merriman, Und. l us Lots4. 49,. -;
T.. r: ngton, Lot 2 of Sec. 49,: and
T.. <: Darlington Lot 2 Of See. =, Is. and
L. r. Darlington, Lot 2 OF Sec. 20, and
FIX LOT i fs.. -. -. 49,.
n I'll. s. s TOWN OF CoLvILL. %z sS5 4: /: =
Township sixty-one (e1). Range Two
Engel Tormondson. NEA of NEN q. -. !, -
Engel Tormondson. Lot. 1..s. $3.50. y
Mary Caribou. VIZ OF SEX OF NW1
Mcdonald vine N n Of NV u .,...t
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-26
VILLAGE OF GRAND MARAIS.
Village Plat of Grand Marais.

Village Plat of Grand Marais.
NJ. A. Thiebalt, Lot 17...............
Bramer. Fred. Lot II. ..............
Geo. H. Mayhem, Lots and 2.........
Kristen NJ. johnson, Und. "a Lots IL
oso ana * -
Cook County State Bank, Lot 14......
B.. A. Rude. Lot g.. ...........
John c. Murphy, Lots 1 and 2.........
Congregational Church. Lots II, IS, 10
Olson Bros, Lots Is, rs and 27........
Fred Bramer, SIS feet of Lots II, IS, 16
F. B. Roberts north $50 feet of Lot "a
Olson Bros, Lot g..
Evangelical Lutheran Hebron Church,
AOI
Van Brunt and LightbOdy's Addition to
Village of Grand Marais.
Fred Bramer, Lot 10.
HarbOr Addition to Village of Grand
Marafs.
Olson Bros, Lots / and 2....
Evangelical Lutheran Hebron Church,
0oI
Evangelical Lutheran Hebron Church,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-12

TO RENT -- Upstairs tenement on Currier
street; 4 rooms, bath, shed and garden in
quire at SO Maple avenue tel. 642-J. 299tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-12
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BEL
People Notice It. Drive Them Off
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimpiy face will not embarrass you
much longer If you get q package of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and thei liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sue
cessful substitute for calomel; there'snever
any sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomei does, and just as effectively,
but their action is gentle and safe instead
of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste,
a bad breath, dull, listless, mo good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pirnply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil; you win know them
by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for week
See how much better you feel and look
l0c and Csc per box. Ali druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-12
If BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush the Kidneys at Once When Back.
achy or Bladder Bothers-Meat
Forms Uric Acid

No man or woman who eats meat regu-
larly can make mistake by flushing the
kidneys occasionally, says a well-known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
clogs the kidney pores so they sluggish
~ filter or Strain only part of the waste
and poisons from the blood, then you get
sick, Nearly all rheumatism, headaches
liver trouble, nervousness, constipation
dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel dull ache in the
kidneys or your back hurts, or if the
urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi-
ment, irregular of passage or attended
by a sensation of scalding, get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any reli.
able pharmacy and take tablespoonful
in glass of water before breakfast for
a few days, and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with litha, and has been used for
generations to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neu.
tralize the acids in urine so it no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
disorders
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot in
jure; makes delightful, effervescent
Whitewater drink, which all regular
meat eaters should take now and then tC
keep the kidneys clean and the blood
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
complications.-Adv.