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New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
General Merchandise

-, BALTIMoRE.L. Miller. general sn.r,
BALT1MORE-S. Levin Company, g
Levin, general merchandise; Pennsylysn,s'
BOSTON,. F. Murphy; dryxoodss
BosToN-M. Golden general msrchan-
disc; A berdeen. "i-
BUFFALo-H. Ginsburg. genera, nsr.
chandise: Wallick. 'e'-
cHlCAGO-AL Herskowitz general mar.
chandise: Commodore AeA
dARRlSBURG, Penn-Kinger & Crock
ara Mr. klinger, general merchandise,
Hermitage. !
MANI. FLAG. Dahlen. general snsr-
NEWPORT NEWS. Val. Crecrh.v~,
general merchandise: Pennsylvania.
new oRLEANS-Salomon & Son Mr..
Saiomon, general merchandise: Penpsvi'
vana. = e"'issi-
~ fhIIEIRSBURG, Va - Lavinstein Bros
Co; NJ Lavinstein, drygoods notjors
clothing, mems furnishing goods and hstsl
Herald Square. -o'''
REAAD1NG-A. Hornberger, general ro.r.
chandise, Bristol, ~' 'He' =
disc; Pennsylvania. -''ei ot'"n
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Women's Wear and Millinery

BALTIMORE - A. Kramer Co; a
kramer. mfr. cloaks and suits; Grand.
BOSTON-Chandler & Co.; j. D. Duggan
c30 Fifth Avenue
BOSTON-Koch Bros Inc: H. Koch
and D. Koch. millinery; Commodore.
BUFFALO-H. Adler Co.; II. Adler
millinery, cloaks. ETC.; Breslin.
CFICAGO-Liberty Cloak s. Suit Com
pany:; Mr.. Stein suits coats and fur coats
l170 Broadway, room 609
DALLAS--Sanger Bros: E. A. Kaulbach
ready to wear, wholesale; 10 East Twenty
fourth Street.
DBTROIT-FIelds, Cloak and Suit Co
c. Busch cloaks. suits and dresses; Wood
stock.
MEMPHIS-John Gerber Company; Mrs
u Aull ready to wear; 1850 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA - Burke g. Krieger
millinery and gowns; Martinique Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Varied Phases

fish have oil in their livers which has
a commercial value, and all species of
whales have oil in the blubber, head
gallon and is considered the best grade
Of watch lubricant.
"Our company is receiving the CO.
operation, from scientific stand
point, of Robert Cushman Murphy
curator of the Brooklyn Museum OF
Natural Science; DR.. Allen Rogers
chief chemist of the Pratt Institute OF
Brooklyn, and John T. Nichols, cura-
tor of the American Museum of Nat
ural History Some time ago we sent
Secretary Redfield of the Department
of Commerce an assortment of arti-
cles made from fish leather, and his
department has displayed keen in
terest in our operat ations."
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Mems Wea

ATLANTA--Cha1nbers- -Harick- arks Co.
+. Chambers, clothing. furnishing goods
and hats; Pennsylvania.
BOSTON-A. Sternberg; clothing, fur
nlshlng goods and hats: Wallick.
CHlCAGO-J. j. Rogers, mems and boys
clothing; Longaore.
DENyER-Powers-Beh Clothing Co.
l.. 7. Powers. mems clothing. furnishing
goods and hats; Commodore.
=, JACKSONVILLE, Philanthropy Romph
Co.; "A. +. Anthony. mems furnishing goods
and shoes; Grand
LOS ANGELES--Mullen Bluett Clothing
GO; z. NJ Hecker, mems hats: Commodore
MACON. Car. S. Thorpe G. Sons: r.
g. thorpe, mems furnishing goods hats
and shoes; Collingwood
NEW HAVEN-Shartenberg& & Robinson
Fourth Avenue, 9th floor
~ OkLAHOMA CITY, Okla.-Hey,nan &
Geoidsandt; +. s. Goldsandt. clothing and
PITTSBURGH-W. B. Robinson. cloth
ing; Pennsylvania.
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This Weeks Conventions

Tho convention bureau Of tho mer-
chants' association announces tho fol
lowing gatherings to take place here
this weeks
May 11-Hataonal Association Of
Decorative Arts and Industries, Hotel
Astor.
May 19--Store Founders National
Defence Association; Hotel Astor.
May 14-15-National Association of
Shoe Manufacturers; Hotel Astor.
May 14--National Association Of
Woollen and Worsted Spinners; Hotel
Aston.
May 1F-6avtrgs Banks Associat tion
6 she Sssee IT New Yorkj Hotel Bilt-
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Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions In bankruptcy filed Saturday
In the United States District Court were:
SARAH PALESTINE-A voluntary Pc
tition Of Sarah Palestine Mount Vernon.
=: Y, shows assets and liabilities OF
$685., due to one creditor, Hattie X
Van Tyn. West Thirty-fourth Street
David d. Hurwitz. 115 Broadway, is the
attorney.
RALPH ERRoLLE sM1TH-A volun-
tary petition of Ralph Errolle Smith, rs
Northern Avenue shows liabilities Of
S4745. The three largest creditors are:
Nathan G; Clark. Duluth. MINI. $1,000;
ellison Bell. San Francisco, Cal, S1.200
and Alfred Nelson Company, 261 Fifth
Avenue, s404. Netter. Fa1ley & Meter, 220
Broadway. are the attorneys
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been good recently and as soon as the
accumulation of stocks is off the mar
ket Argentina will again be a big buyer
of American goods"
Mr.. Barrett says she activities Of
American banks recently have con-
tributed to strengthening the position
of American commerce in the Argen-
tine, and that exporters here will be
able to compete with those in other
countries.
Machinery Is Needed
In answer to an inquiry as to the
likelihood of any Argentine industries,
which have sprung up during the war,
becoming sufficiently strong to COM
pete in normal trade, Mr.. Barrett
stated that there was some probability
of this.
"There is a growing sentiment in
Argentina" he said, "for tariffs that
will adequately protect the Argentine
industries. The best example l can
give offhaEd of one of these new in
dustrics is the large cement plant in
Buenos Ayres. This plant has a
capacity of 5000 barrels of cement a
day, and it will meet one-half of the
domestic demand for cement in the
Argentine. With proper governmental
believe that this industry will grow.
Other instances might be cited IN the
manufacture of paper, shoes, hats,
furniture, leather, etc
"It is, of course, true that all these
industries would be In better condition
than they now are had 1t been possible
to supply tho need for machinery. In
some cases machinery could not be
had. In others, the owners would not
purchase it at the war prices. 1t is
a significant fact, however, that even
without this machinery, the native in
dustries have made excellent progress.
Shoes constitute good example of
this. The annual expectation Of
shoes from the United States to the
Argentine is rather large, but at the
present time the imported shoes are
fast disappearing from the Argentine
market. Their place is being taken
by the product Of the Argentine fac
tories"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Bonds

Net
Sales (ooo omitted). High. Low. Last. change
siS :AT&T 7, I'll 1,y ss vi 1929 1899 ,es sss 1921 os u
SO 'Anaconda is W.. e9a4 e9La $685. ---
g 'Beth rs '21 wi.1o1La 1otN 1otR+ Va
e :eaaaSsTs :Saa ssy g W. ,ss ss ,ss5 es5 eg
30 sInt r T Is W 4. ee "a 81 2I4
45 NY Tel d s. witot 1oo34 io1 u
2s 'Russ Gov 61ss.. 80 4sI4 4sNv- I
71b 'wilson IS W /. ssza ss sssS+ ~
unlisted. fsells cents per share.
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House Furnishings, Floor Gov.
erings, Furniture. Drane,-v

:, LANCASTER. Penn~-Hager & srn,
r. h1ppie, carpets. rugs. draperiess 4SI
PITTSBURGH j. Horne ca ~
swanger house furnishing goods. ch;ns n>
glassware and electric fixtures: 40 Fomr,S
Avenue; Latham NV 'ourtn
RICHMOND, Va - Petit g. Co. w
feetl5' WI carpets; rugs and furniture: York
foIy;SdSToWN, Ohio--c;. NJ. McKelv.v
draperies and upholstery; 1870 BroadSanS..
room GA. ioao"ayy
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
DEPUBLIC of NICARAGUA STERLING
A& LOAN of Iana.

The Council OF Foreign Boncho3ders give
notice that they will be prepared to pay
off at par. on ana after the sist OF
May, all Funding Certificates (including
fractional Certifcates) issued In respect
of Coupon No. IS. due 1st July. 1917. and
also the aforementioned Certificates issued
IN respect of Coupon No. II. due 1st Janu-
ary 1918, which have been DRAWN for
per annum Qess income-tax) to slst o2 May,
after which date interest will cease to run
Certihcates from abroad must be pre-
Lists cap be obtained on application.
JAMES P. COOPER Secretary.
II. Moorg ate street, London. E.CAA AHril
9th. 1918.
Numbers OF Certificates issued h re-
spect of Coupon No. ~ Drawn tor Pay
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Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that Of the eeetort
the second that OF the creditor and detA
when judgment was fled:
in New York County
Baxter, Edward - Dochterman
Van and Express Co; January
s.. 1914 (canceled) ........., x1zH 90
Becker, Augusta b. Ansbach,.
er & CO.. Inc; April 21, io1e., SEAoS
Bennett, Josephine Long &
Shaw, Inc; February Is, iela,, 7sAe6
General Baking Co.-F Cart
wright; April 10, 1919. ..... M7k
Getzler, Lillian B.-L Morris;
1nssrstats ' tsSsi chsmieai cei1 WIN. 'N
p. Chisholm, Chas. s. Bryan.
Frederick B. Tilghman and 81.
dell Tfghman-J. B. Dukes
April 2. 1917. 7........,. zskSa
Same--same; April 1s. 1eie...,.. 3ae,ea
Same-same: February a9, 1915. AiSK1I
Lorence, David-S. Nozaki ct al:
April 29 1919. 4xasy
Moyse, Edward-M. a Roth
schild: July Z. 1914 (releasedl, ,.1<s. .faAs7
N. Y. Hippodrome Corps. j.
Carew; October 10, 1918. lESzil
Topakyan. George I'm n
dross: December 1. Is15.s, xsAea
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Notions, Toilet Goods. Druos

NEW HAVEN. Conn.-shartenberr g.
is3diod R93blnson; T. H; Galligan. laces, embroid-
cries; 404 Fourth Avenue, fifth floor.
READING, Penn.-S. j Kotzen. wooI1ena
nohair. cotton. linen and silk fabrics
Innings, velvets, white goods, wash goods
dresses, domestics, ribbons. notions, but
Central. 0'
SAN FRANCIsCo-walton N. Moore Drv
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Schedule in Bankruptcy

KENYON s. CHILDs. rSc-A schedule
Of Kenyon g childs. Tno.,. nied saturda ay, S
IN the United States District Court, shows
i,ab LIABILITIES Of s26.45o. and assets Of s5s5
blatt PSI Fourth Avenue, $l,450, and the
Sales and jerks Manufacturing Company,
uel Meyers 1 Madison Avenue. are the
attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
for the week ended May 10 were as followss
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Shoes
IACKSO-

JACKSONVILLE, Fla---Anthonv. Rorn,
CO.; A P. Anthony, mems furnishing 500
and shoes. Grand. sooos
PHILADELPHIA-H Gold Coz n. co,1
shoes; Herald Square 49, "osot
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
In Bronx County

Qefren, Irving - NJ. sifverstein.~. a72
Gloney, James IL Smith,. 140.11
Jacobs. Samuel E.-W. " Astor.. 2.54s.sa
Lantgan Bros. Inc.-S. Goldman,
adrnr. ..--........-.--.~. 14,ssss4
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Leather and Fancy Goods.
.Jewelrv

5ewelry; Breslin ' 40N' levin,
sHAkLESTON, S. C--J. NJ. Morris cos.
pany; J. NJ. Morris, Jewelry, etc: Hsni- om-
SAN FRANCIscO-wa]to NJ ,r,
sot,u uooas company. A a. Seitz, fanoy raaH.
lotions ribbons and leather roods, o9ss
Leonard Street. room sos. @'ooes ~
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Atlanta Haulase Company. mo-
zoosin. Sam samuei.i. uei FeinSe.r: sS ssss
Bowman. Charles CIV. Delano,
Brooklyn structural steel corp;na a''0'
Levy Dairy Company, costs. 1885
Bauman. Abraham-A. Book. ar soss7
Baldwin Harbor Realty Gov.
Breslausr. Bella, and Emma SOL 0''''''
omon, exrs. eto.--L. Well ct al a.osB.54
Berman, Florence. and NJ VIM
J. Richland ................ b4o25
Biloxi Dry Dock and shpbuilding
Company, 1nc.-Maritime Oper-
Borgenrlcht, Louis, tres.-Broad- N''''
vain Fixture Company, Ino... T1412
Comstock Clark 8. - King Car
Corporation of New York. ..... 14a.es
Dows. Joseph H.-C- F. Murphy.
sally, Eveiine c,r speir ct al. 1.iSi iSL g
Eeahavsrrias srsias jaime j. Ta and Jorge
Flake Graphite Company-O. q
atilon, Charles j. !. Burrousni: s'''1s
r., Adding Machine COMPANY. a2s.ss
Hoadley. Joseph H - Waldorf
Astoria Hotel Company ...... 1,41o-7s
Hastings. Frederick E.-Interna-
tional Paper Company ct al,
HipKns john &. and Efnc e.. aSA1'
Gayle, Enla ia'i E..Kruskai i Krrs: a''11s'
Kosensks, stanley-I. riassciIa:. stS3 tSsaaS
Schwartz Pilsener Brewing
Company ......,l..y..:.....;: asos.7s
et al ........,.......> 1885
SeNrey, John E-C. r. Hoffman. 2,703.Ss
Montgomery, Matthew J.-Marls
Advertising Company, Ino. 1920
Mckeon. Mary A. and John r
McKeon-H. e. G. Taylor g. Co. 41Te6
McAliister, Paul il. r. Zif-
~, ferer ......... 11s.4s
Mace Mfg. Co.-Burroughs Add
,,g ing Machine &C.: ass.1o
Merwin, Edw. L--W. Wallenstein. 730 "a
Penek. George--N. Y Florists
supply CO., Inc. 1247B
Port Washington Pub Corp
6. Climax Stationery Co......... ss7.ao
Da.ls same y.....s..-..... 8S2.00
poSs rsoyS nsS1n9n Nv II. Boehm. 1884,
g. Aioert-people. sto....-....... 500, 90
pr,s,. s ;......,..s.-.,..:. SOC. 90
Sardella. umberto - Automobile
Mechanics Corpr. s1s.Bo
solomon. Max and Myron P-
feople. etc. .......-...-..-.-.. 500. 90
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Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sales.
$1,000 sAllsn on
$500 *Atl OIL & r,
500 "All o & r,
119500 .Amal Royalty
100 sAtl Ore Pct.
1900 Barnett Oh.
$4,000 'Boone OIL 49,.
$4,000 atBost-Wyo o
2S700 Caddo Oil 49,.
1000 Gent Oil Dew
1890 'Cit Ser BIT sh
300 'Comwlth Oil.
$4,000 Continental Ref
1880 'Cosden Oil
1900 "Crystal O & r
1850 Curman Pet.
5!lUV @Ek Basin Pet
10000 "fEsmernldaO
3160Q "Federal Oil
1880 $GIcnrock on.
2900 Hero Pet Cl A
1900 High Gravity
21600 sHome o q +
1900 sHouston OIL 80
2S9o0 Hudson Oil :.
16200 $Inter Pot.
10000 -Island o b r
$3.50 Kentucky OAR
10000 stKenova OIL.
4400 Kentucky Pet
1850 "LouisianaO&R
5000 Manhattan Pet
1000 Maryland Pet
$4,000 .Merritt OIL.
1900 Met Pet ...
$500 sMidwest Oil.
500 'do pf
23400 midwest Of
10000 midwest r on
$4,000 Morton P wi
1890 Natl OIL .,,.
10000 stNorthwest o
MG0lxmu1 r. - r.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Buyers Arrived

Tooos ,sos So.s A A seitz. fancy eoods 49,.
lonss ribbons and leather goods: II 10
ara Street, room 603 - ASsoc'A
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Judgments Filed
In New York County

Tho following Judgments were filed Sat-
urdaN the first name being that Of the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Offerings to Buyers

CAPDs, DoLMANS. CoATs,--wonderful
.AAsortmcnt ia. oloso out. Exlepper Bros,
~ West 27tt1 aAs
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Mining Stocks

Sales. !
$500 s+Adel M & M.
195100 "fAl-Br Col M
S5400 *Allied Gold
1900 *Amer Mines.
2S800 *+Ariz Butte.
5000 ATLANTA .....
5000 Big Ledge c..
$4,000 *fBooth ......
$500 Boston Mon ..
2400 TRuKalo Mines.
200 Butte-N Y ....
10000 *fCaledonia M.
100 Calumet & Jer
5000 Canada Copper
$4,000 @Candelarla 8.
1000 fCashhoy .....
1890 *Casc Silv NJ.
800 Seer S M & NJ.
1920 Cons Cop NJ. ..
1920 Cresson Gold.
1900 sTDiv Syn Of N
89500 Ell Salvador Sill
$3.50 EUR Croesus M
6100 "Flagg Tun M.
1850 *TFlorence Sill.
$1,000 *fFortuna Cons
46600 *Gold Zone Div
7S500 fGoldfield Cons
14l50 *Golden G Exp
5000 *fGold Merger.
$4,000 *fHarmill Div.
10000 +fHasbrouck D.
1875 Hecla Mining.
14S00 TJim Butler
$500 fJumbo Elk.
$500 Kerr Lake. 80.
2700 La Rose Con-.
591500 *tLib Bell D,
10000 'TL-one Star G
1000 Louisiana Con.
40500 *fMammoth D.
$1,000 "fMacN Min.
$1,000 *Mangan of A
$500 *fMarsh Min.
$4,000 tMcKin-Dar =.
320500 +TMecca Div.
1900 *fMother lode.
1900 IN Y&H ROM
$4,000 Nat Tin Corp.
$1,000 Nipissing 80.
26500 *+Nevada Div.
$4,000 stNev Ophir M
$500 fNixon New.
1900 *Onondaga M.
1900 "Ray Hero. 80.
$4,000 Trek Consol :.
1900 Rochester Min
400 Seneca Cop O.
$500 *Silver Dol Nj.
77700 "ISilver K D..
$4,000 Sil X of Ariz
9700 Stand Silv-L.
42500 *Star of the w
21500 fStewart 900.
10000 AfSuth Div.
1000 %Ton Belmont.
1900 sTonopah Div.
$3.50 Tonopah Ext.
1900 *Tonopah Min.
$500 sTon Midway.
1850 I'm Eastern. :.
35500 +tU S Cont M.
100 *Victor p M.
9710 Unitey Gold M
800 *fWard M & M
7100 *Wash Gold @.
23300 West End Con.
$4,000 *fWest End E.
32700 white Cap M.
900 sW Knob G pf.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-04-11

An acid-stomach cannot digest food
properly. Instead, the food sours and
1er,nents and, passing into the intes-
tines, becomes a breeding place for
countless millions of deadly germs
toxic poisons they are-ealled. These
poisons are absorbed into the system
and cause untold misery. So, you see,
it is just acid-stomach, nothing else
that makes so many people weak,
listless and unfit; saps their strength
and energy; robs them Of their vigor
and vitality. Biliousness, bad liver,
nervousness, binding, splitting head
aches, rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica
these and many other still more
serious ailments often are traced to
the common source-an acid-stomach.
Take EATONIC and get rid quickly
OF the pains of indigestion, heartburn,
that horrible, lumpy, bloated feeling
after eating; disgusting, belching,
food-repeating; sour, gassy stomach.
These stomach miseries are caused by
what doctors call "Hyperacidity."
It's just ACID-STOMACH. And in
addition to the pains and miseries it
causes, ACID STOMACH is the starter
of long train of ailments that most
people never dreamed are in any
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X xxx X +%+ 4 x * X X + x ,
X = GRANT VALLEY. ~, =

I'D, s.-z dhANI VALLG4.
kk* X 4 X + < + x 4 x x
r. ]. Wright returned Wednesday
from Sentinel Butte after an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. Casper Knapp and daughter,
Ruby, accompanied by her father, +.
Cotheran, left Monday morning via
the 500 for Oshkosh, their former
home, where they will spend several
days visiting relatives. ~s-r~ Sea-.
Donald Shannon and wife were
guests of Mrs. T. J, Wright last
week.
I. c. w Kingsbury called on Arthur
Daily Sunday afternoon.
Z Harry vogt and family visited at
the T. J. Wright home Sunday.
A regular old fashioned blizzard
visited this section Monday.
The three small daughters Of Mrs.
Sarah Knapp have been sick this
week with asthma. s '.,5..s 4. ...--.
Will Cox of Forest City. Ia, has
been a guest at the H. s. Stilwell
home recently. = S5s-..
Fred Lange and family visited at
the Arthur Daley home Sunday.
Mrs. Max Lubbock was Bemidji
caller Saturday. 4la
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Indigestion, Gas
and bIoat rom
Acid -Stoi1l zach

way connected with the stomach,
Pleasant tasting EATONIC TAB
LETS that you eat like bit of candy,
quickly put an end to your stomach
troubles. They act as an absorbent
literally wipe up the excess hurtful
acid and make the stomach pure,
sweet and strong. Help digestion so
that you get all the power and energy
from your food. You cannot be we'll
without It'll
If you are one of those who have
''tried everything" but in spite of it
still suffer all kinds of acid-stomacb
.miseries-if you lack physical and
mental strength and vigor--begin at
once to take EATONIC. Get back
your physical and mental punch and
enjoy the good things of life. Like
thousands of others you will say you
never dreamed that such amazingly
quick relief and such a remarkable
Improvement in your general health
was possible.
Your druggist has EATONIC. We
authorize him to guarantee it to give
you instant relief or refund your
money. Get big box of EATONIC
today, it costs but little and the results
are wonderful!
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- ..
Hard to Distinguish.

Hard to Distinguish.
Tin Shakespeare's day the liver was
thought to be the seat Of love-"
Maybe the Elizabethans were not
50 far wrong, after ALL. The symp-
toms Of love and an acute bilious at.
tack ere very similar"
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THE COSMETIC OF THE INANIN1ATE.

III am the saver of surfaces
III am the world old preserver.
NNoah for he pitched the ark within and without
1.-THE Pharaoh sought adonment for their tombs-
their mummies endure because conserve.
III the woad Of the ancient Btons their blue battle hue
TBecause the of the Ssne Chapel defy eace
ment
III the keeper of the antique.
III am the servant of progress.
TCoumbus bedecng the savages who watched him
plant Ferdnans banner the shores of New SPAIN and the
sails of his caraes resisted the elements OF the We
through my aid. III a'-
1.-THE pioneers westward vending their daubed the prairie
schooners with my protection. - + '~
III the royal robes of civilizations monarhs Steel and Lum
ber
1.-THE wings the aplane CLEAN under protective
1.-THE suen dreadnaught and the homng transport pillow the
seas impervious to corrosion because Of me.
III waerpooed agents Of destruction the bullet and the
shell.
NThen drew the mercy of concealing eamouage
your hospitals
III gsten homes and the barns and the cement
surfaces.
HWhere life is, | am alive.
IWhere death and decay absence hastens them.
land my mission is to preserve,
HSaver of Surface, am PAINT!
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WANTED.

WANTED.
General Agent for this city,
lady or gentleman--even II you
are now employed. You can cas-
nv make $50 to 500 per week
without giving up your present
position. No experience neces-
sary, I teach you how. Write Tor
full particulars and free working
outfit to the
William L. Tuli
Organization. -
lo5-sherman Bldg, Duluth, MINI.
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SAVE THE SURFACE.

h all. Disintegration and decay
+ are conditions which usual y
+ start at the surface Of any ma
h terial, Protection against de-
+ teriorat ton or rot of substances,
therefore, should begin with
\ care of the exterior. Provided
/ material does not carry within
+ itself the element Of sure decay.
proper surface protection will
+ undoubtedly lengthen its life.
3 r r r + 4 X II 4 4 i 4 + X 4 K 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-27

children and their father, Mr.. Thomas
Wells spent week or more xssELlng
relatives on the Eastern Shore and
IN southern Maryland.
hrs. II. G. FsranEforter, mother md
MIaa Carrie LaMotte molorad 10
Frederick and enjoyed the eoInIneas e
menI exercises = Hoods College.
Mr. Charles HIYely who h barn
4 sufferer from kidney trouble II
closely confined . his hone n n
dropzieal condition.
William II. WaFehIme arrived nol1e
on Inne IS 10 the Joy Of his parents
and friends, having been discharged
Our boys from. over seas haYs NJ
ployment and are glad to relHTl 10
civil life.
MT. Lewis Iippy and bride AVE
gone 10 housekeeping on the corner
Of New and South Main streeIz
Prof. ReindoIIar and Mr.. Rein
dollar. of Cincinnati. Ohio. aTs are
for the vacation n their bungalow on
Sunrise Hin. South Main street
Our storekeepeTa are displaying
signs that they wIlI close Their stores
At : >. IN. during July and August
Mr. George E. Brown. east o tnwn
harvested and lhrashed his barley
erop which yielded S. bushels = the
acre.
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Mr.. Dora zepp. u Baltimore IL
spending some tine With her friend.
Mr.. rHIlena Fsnby.
H.. nary Morrow. Of Jefferson
Ciiy. 10. IL spending some time wlth
her mother. Mr.. 7. G. stoekzdale
VINO : quite III.
J. Tracey Fenb. riil preach in
this church. also KIYs q talk ~ his
oYeT zeas work.
Ar. md Mrs. Fred 4. Muse are 70
culvlnE congratulations over the
birth d > second On.
Taa flflieth anniversary . his
Sunday school vii TIE place Sunday.
June p. az 10 :. n. Music = =
quartet from Baltimore: alHo Ire
usual speakers from Westminster iii
be present.
N. Il ShroYer entertained he
soldiers from over zeaa 10 : supper
and banquet upan their return.
Spring chicken. fea cream and - he
deliea6iea OF the season were served.
Tie Mems Bible Class also I've
the uxsT seas boz md their parents
supper In he basement . ne
church which - enjoyed b II.