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@anenitcine.

@allenitcinc. 1Trou Guo
Sdnut0t pom Nntaitcr, Cnt.. idreibt:
p@1hren0 Ser .tbtea od,t bis 3chu
Sabre haze jdl ithr an @ancuitcincn
aeljt;cu. @ei foltem @etter Ter
ldlIlmmtrte it'd mcin ,3uitauo uu0 Sic
NuT0Ile mieoerholteu it'd il oit. baf
lt nld1t mehr nnalte auf ejren Ead
Won oahcjm iortYtbleibcn. &crQtbIih
ptrltd,tt ldl pcrid1ic0ene @ehonn,
Iu1a&ntcthooer. his id, cjn pnllitdu.
0iQc% @rad mar. f7orui5 Alptn-
tr0uter hat mid pon nlejncr Rranf
htit befreit. lie &ejNtn uuo Stmer
3en 0Ie MIDI 10 pIeIe Sabre lana az
QltQIt hatteu. ijlto ucridnuunncu. SIh
bn - Sabre alt mt0 orbctte anQe
'treltlf ieoGu Saa 9itit@ befanute
&ydaterhclIntyttel itelt sic nnrntolc
<o1tl4teif Ser 9fjcrtu nus 2eber ME
Der her uno frdftiQi oa& laite Sn-
item. g4 lit Feline Apotheferncojijn
'on0trr Miro po3l b~ciouocrcr 9ofaT
aaeuteu aeljtfert @cacu NuSunit
ueuNt man iid an Tr. Eeicr Ia1r.
men & Sens 60. 250i &Sanin1tcu
9IpN, Chicago. 81
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Staatsseieb un9iiltig.
Gas GidrGnmmias Oeieb bat Der 81
ieHbaGu : 1abrpreisuDridlrift
Elm Gnoe bereitet.

Sic Staats giienbahn Commit
lion nabm ON Monta9 in Dta0iion
Die 4rgumente ser Giienbabuen in
@isconiin fir cine Rateuerhobuttg
entgegen, ionobl fitr 8aiingiere ME
iiir 5radt. 0amit oieie 0reiie Den BON
Der 3miidenitootlihcn 6ommiiion
gleid)fomntel Die Dor fur3em befanut
genlodt mur0eu. Die Gntidei0unq
ser Gommiiiion miro lit einigcn IA
qen erfolgen. las Gerb0r, meIdles
nah llebereiufommeu auf 3pei Dor
3uIcgenoe 8eiltd)e beifrdnft mar.
brahte 4rgumeute Dor, meld)eS Die
RedltmaBigfeit oe5 8i2coniiner &c.
iebea, nelde$ Sic 8aten aui , Gcnts
per NteiIe feltiebt ais erloid)cn er-
fldrte. Ser Nu1euIt Ser 0urlington-
8obn erfldrte, 00B mad Ser 4nnaE)-
NE oes Gid Gummin5 : @eiebe5
0urh Den 0lmoe5cougreB, Dos
Stootageieb wioerrufen mo ole 9fa-
tenoerfilgungen iebt Der Gntld)eioung
Ser GiienbuhncouniIiion unterlpor1en
icien. 9aS Staat$geiet, melf)eS Ole
6ahrrote auf 3pei Gents ieitiett, MIR
oe por t3 Sohren pom Scr 2eaiSlotur
anQenommen. 8drreno Ser 3eit,
ooB sic 9unoe$reqierung nie @ahnen
unter Gontrouc bate, mar eS nid]t
~onpenobar, ober c5 mar oie Iniid)t
0es Stootes. OAR 0o5 @eict mieoerum
.om 10. September in Strait getreten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
Sroitidanen IN Wsihelscnflshian

oroltidanen IN WtihrlocntidiauS
IN SUM-. Gieier Gage mar pljeIid
4ter Aad}t elu GentperoturiuIrs auf
en- @rao AaIte tn aroBten Gelle
AitteloeutidIQuoS elngctrcsen. Ser.
lePutltt III oen 0eb,ra@segeuoeu
S9trtpe'er8,biet 6ul0ataI, Sierra.
tdl 8liHrtaI 6rIbJemiiic uuo aar.
lolIfIn batcu itridgpeiie 6rOititdNeH
erlittru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
StaotratG$Tbuna

Sta0tratI%itknna. Sll Der belltC
Nberto Itottfinoenoen Sibung ulIeres
StootrotF5 Iiegen mehrere iebr MIDI
tige Saf)cn sur Gerhonolling Dor.
l(nter Inoerem miro porauaiiftlid)
sic &orloge fiir Die Gerousgabung
pom 100000 Sfulbonos sur Nb.
Itimm.l.;q fommen. Nnd) Die GorloQe
sur 9en,aiguuiq bon $4,000 fir cine
neue Bride ilbcr ocn 9lad Hiner mo
$4,000 fir Elm neues gofl auf Der
2ogan Sf1iie tpetoen 31lr 0eidluB-
faIiuag Dorliegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13

Ger ~2IerooIan, Elm N}ortin slug
3eug nit }Uci Wotoren Don ie 400
1ier0efraitelI, fuhr nm G:}3 pom
Chicago ab, mo lanoetc nm i0:t3
aui Dem hieiigen 6lu9ielo. Gr brnltdl-
te 3l1 Der 6abrt pon Chicago uad)
bier alto genau 3 5tunoeu mo 40
Y}initten.
Gn5 Eoitid)iii l~ieferte bier @oitio,
heu ab mo frat, nadloem Is jrpci
5dfe nit 4~oitiod)en, uno Del uno
Gaiofin al 9or0 qenommen hattie
NM 1870 Die @citerfabrt nad oen
3milliug5itdoten or, mo e5 I'M bolb
, ltbr Aadlnljttogs e|introi. Ger gle
ropIon wuroc pom 0emYiloten @alter
Smith, Dem Diehanifer $. s. @amer.
mo U. Z. Semett. 8. $. @arriion, g.
z. 0ogg3 uno HlifuS Rio0el@barqer
bentannt, Die letteren pier mer0en
sic ~regtloren NoItilieger iein uno
muroen atf oieiem Sing mitqenom-
men, oamit tic lid nit Der Houte
befannt mdfcn fonutcn.
Wic 0ilot Smith erfl0rte, ma Sic
les MIR Elm 4robeiIug uto niiroen
Die regulGren Iliige crit ettpa AM /.
September beginner. Nlldl tpiiroen
babel feline Mfortin . Ieroplone Be-
mutt meroen, ionoern 9e@auilan0s,
ben1al1nt nit littr eiaem Yilotcn.
Cine Mcngc non et9po 2000 4erio.
men bate iidl ou Tien$toq NndnIit-
tag ouf Dem Sol5cr GIn0TeI0e ein.
0~efun0ena nm Die Nnfunit 0c3 2uit.
polt1flIfe9 5I beobadten uut0 ole IN.
laiIcn oe9ieIben SIT begritBen Gopt
91ormon Mol mo NIo. Collins alS
Eollagler III ieinem 2uftid)iff batter
idlou I'M 10 ltbr oa9 fommen0e 2llit.
ltIff erip0ht, II. matltcn 0ns mnrtenof
Eu6lifum olI Die buloiqe Nufrnfl
mIfmerfium. Pills 0ie2anounQ 6cmerf.
lteuigt mor0crt mar. nlr0en Sic 5Iic.
ger pom G~oItneiIter Sfoar. @ilracr.
mcllter 9cntIcn II, Il. bcgriiBt. Had
Ger 4tltabne elmer PHOTOGRAPHIC
mur0e ser critic 5uf nit 0oItiad1cu
iorncl 0rr. 5. 8. DIFFER. Dem
Milf5polmejiter, iibergeben. lul0 Sic
GlicaeraeieaId)oft in Gopt. MoaS
pNauler" qcIejtct, mo oeniclben eil1
Sltndcon ierpirt mllroe. Nah Been.
ojgrnQ 0eaietben hieIt 0iirdermciIter
@cutIeu cine fleiRe Nuipruhe an Die
,Ellcaer. III Der er II. q. hen1crftc,
0nb ga GtoIie Die ibu angetbune Ghre
ais Characterization 3piidcn BEN bel
ZEN Nouptitotionen gemdhlt mor0cu
i'll Iein III idlobeu tpiiic ut0 QQcs
?}0tbigc thunl milr0e INN ben SLUG
poItoicnIt bier .3u beholtcn.
@ilot Smith cripi0erte i'm Nanlen
ser 6IlcQer, onlfte iijr Sen en-,
pian9 mo contpljmentirte Ga GroIie
III Dem olt5Qc5eidnetcn Tl1lafelo, oos
Id}on i'll meltcr Gnticrululu nom SER
@tnNt Itdltbor lei.
Atl5 Scr 9eroplan am nadlIten 10
&c. om N}ittpodl, pon oert .3fuil-
!;na@ito0tcn 8uriitfon ml0 lid, fitr3
nab } l)hr olli Dem Sal}cr, t5luQielo
ne1erlieG, murGe er pon beitohe nod,
elmer qroBerGn Ntcnid1cnmenQe oils
an Gage norhcr beQriibt. ". !
Ntrtlct Nor'iBcr IS ltnterhaltunas
G9n1itEa AtS Sto Erniie Nrrn Gf,th2
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Etrionalla.

- 3un @eiudP alter 6rcuu0e bc.
finoe1 lid ,Srnt " Ruboff uno
Godlter, 6rau 8erain. oon Mtlipau,
Zee IN ser Stoot. Die bcioen Talneu
1pobnen mabreno hires bieiigen aui.
entboIts int SoteI G6ring.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
NOTICE TO PROVE WILL AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse County Us

OAa
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of Christian F. Klein, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at the special term Of
said Court, to be held on the second Tuesday be-
ing the l4th day of September A. d. 1920, at the
Court House of La Crosse, County of
La Crosse, and State of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered, the application of Caroline
Klein and Herman c. Klein to admit to probat the
last Will and Testament of Christian F. Klein,
late of the City of La Crosse in said County,
deceased, and for the appointment of an executor,
Tor, administrator with will annexed:
Notice is hereby further given, that at the
special Term of said Court to be held at said
Court House, on the End Tuesday. being the 14th
day of December A. ID. 1920. there will be heard,
considered and adjusted, all claims against said
Christian F.. Klein, deceased;
And Notice is hereby further given, that all
such claims for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at the Court
House in the city of La Crosse, in said county and
state, on or before the 18th day of December
A. Z. 1920, or be barred.
Dated La Crosse, Wis, August 18th 1920.
BY the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13

Sirdlides.
HsfOrmlrte ct. Subauues . 8creinne,
@fe 1. uno Niariet Strnfc,
Gnitpr, =. Etpdmcier.

Sonnto1@idNuIc nm 9:t5 lthr.
Uotte&oicnit um 1880 uhr.
@cIllfcr unn Grcunbc iino un5 I'M.
llcr hey5Iid %miIltommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13

e1g &}er @eloer gu %mdRiqen 2inier
ieihen miidlte. eiucn perIdBIiden Rnih
,eber fiir Scebs unh Mortaoqes hraufi
oher 8eIo aui Qute Sifherheit oisleihet
min. renoe fb an y. Z. 6idiih
'h9 < 4 Etrnse
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8iesen Sic Sbr 8elb boriidtis.

~S"BVH III JIt WuU UUE HWGEB3
a6ten Sic oarauf, baB Sic fur
oasielbe Den polcn @ertb erbaI.
ten Sic erboltcn i'm iiderlid,
tpenn Sic SIR @eIo bier eintauitert
fir 5eniter, Sbiiren, innere 3art.
bol5 s 9etleioungcn, 2ooen- uno
9anfelnridtulgen, aunIt9las, 0robts
fenIter unb -tbiiren ODER ireeno cine
nnoere &ol5orbcit. 6rogen sic oen
Wonn, ber'5 meiB - ienen, Der bier
foufte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
Die eritt 2uttpoit.
8roRe Menifenmaiien 6egrahten Die
Anfnnft oes criten. guftpgitidlif'
fes auf oem Snljer = 5lugfelSe.
II 2uf @~3oitOienit

II 2uf 4oit0ienIt
bon Chicago nod
Ct. gaul 0tin.
HenpoII3 muroe
amGlen5tog elm.
g~eridytet, ais 81
let V. Smith
init eli Eoiti0fen
uno funf @ehil-
len BON Gpicago
Qbfuhr.
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Sic yGOlfapOl" lad SentidlanO.
preis pro 3ahr $3.50. smo~roenitern" une
s11oroitern" nad' Oeutid,lan>
$500 pro 9ahr.
Die 9Ot : 8egulatiouen iber ben Seriaubt BON gBpaareu
ua1 9eutlhlan0.

Sic ugolfspoft" nod QeutidIano perienoen mir pon Jet on
81 MIR $3.50 pro Sobr. rno Die gNoroiern" -3etrngen, aMo ogtor.
8enitern" ieOen Gienatag umo ben ugtor6fern" ieoen fyretug. fir gu.
iomHen nur S4.00 pro Snbr. IS fam fem 3mefe barber beteben
oaB oeutihe 3eitungen BON bier orIben nit gr0Bter Sebnfudt eruor-
tet uno NIT 5reuoen 0ehen peroen. CAB geraoe uuere 3etunge,
als Yraient an Die 2ieben oriiben in ieoer &initht ioeal linb, peroen
pobl ole lniere 9eier iogen. gqan fenoe uns 9efelungen gIeih Elm,
uno ale 1peroen mir Iorghtit aISfubren.
9adetpoit 9iegnlntioneu.
Gadete nit GBpaaren mad oriiben olrfen nidt uber II gfuno
pteger, uno nibt iiber 6 6uf lang ODER 6 SnR i'm llmfang ieu.
gen am leid)hteu. Ser SnbaIt fam irgeno etpas ni)t leht Der.
oerbIides an gBpaaren ien, ue Sufee, 2bee, GhofoaOe, 8eisr
Mebl in 8lehbIdieu, Seize, 3uder, Sped uno yboncIeB ham, ober
tern Sal5 ODER SuI5fpiid, etc. ien. aqe geianoten @rooufte mnIen
aus Dem Snlan0e iommen. Sober 4bienoer befommt in Der
Roft elm 3 observation-disclosures gum guahilen. 9abei
trnnen Die geamten b%ebaIflb fem, uno Ie meroen ole ionItige 9us-
funft ertbeiIen.
Gbne 3peiiel miro Ser gerfebr nat oruben qroBortige Gtuner.
lnnen annebmen, rnIer SulfSuerf miro unerreBGten Segen idaf.
ZEN lno Vflllonen gebrodeue 9eraen aufrhten, 10 bob i'm Ihper-
gepruften oeutihen Golfe mieoer Strait uno aiutb fir cine frobe gu.
tunft eintebren founen!
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SpieliaiIom 81 GnOe, Die Spiel
Iaiion auf oen ita0tiidlen SplelpIoeen
miro ont Snmstog nit einem AuS'
fIua Der Sinner nah Gnala5fa sc.
5dlloIien meroen. Sir Den 4nsfln9,
an Dem Die 8beilnnbme Don etpa 800
Slnoern erlpartet miro, miro Der "a
Groiie Rotarp Stub 70 Automobite
liefern. 0ur ioIde &in0er oilricn
tbeilnebmen, ole iid) nlti ben perid)le
0enen Spielpldbeu r~egeImoBlg Oil
Den ltebungeu betbeiligten un0 iii
Qeiibe elmer &arte iino. Anf Dem
Qlobe Der Stule fiir 2atomirtb-
fdaft neroen Die Sinner allerlei lie
bungen ou8fiibren uto Die beiten Gel.
itungen 0urd 8erleiben BON 0dlei.
fen mo Nte0aiaen beIobnt peroen
@ente Abeno finoet oui Dem @oo(
StroRen Spielplabe Elm 5dautltr'
nen Der Ginoer ltatt. mo ollI Dem
Siron Spielplabe miro Elm feline;
3heotentiid BON oen 9in0ern atttge'
fiibrt meroen.
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gerb0r Der Giienbabn , Commit

Serh0r Der Glienbabn : Sontnlll@
5ion. s5t1 Dem on Gien5tag abgebol-
tenen 8erbor Ser Giienbabn Cont
miIiion drglrnentirten &ertreter Der
gEiscomin > 0tinueiota eight an0
Qdper 50. I'M I5ntereiie oe5 8e.
iuh5 Ser 6eiellidait nm h0here Ra-
ten. oob Die Soften 3ur g~r50t9ltng
non 8o5, 2itit uno Strait III Sen
Ietten ppei Sahreu Itetig 9eItlegcn
ieien un0 uorau >ljd1tlidl I'M fonmcn-
Sen Sabre nod h0ber iteiqen meroen;
e9 f0nne and fein Salen Der 0fote-
rialpreiie errortet rcr0en iolo1Qc
Sic 4rbeit5l6hne 10 nod, blieben. G.
s. Shrejacr mo Trduf Ninter, Die
aIs &ertrcter Ser Stootbehor0cn un0
Ser G%ouiltmenten eridieuen mnrer,
crfIdrten iid1 gcqeu idhrlid)c Grh0-
hunq Ser Motcn; tic uiodteu ooraui
oufmcrfiom oaB An3eifeu arf Elm
9tie0eraeheu Ser 4}relie iun uoditcn
Sabre iif bcnlertbor mndltcH. GaS
ont N}ittuodl ob1cholitHeGerhor liter
nerIanQte uclc NeiYunQ2ruten ipielte
iih in d1nlId1er @eiie ab. Die @e.
ie1itldit mohte allBer eiuer 9iotener-
hohung bon 19c nui Boo pro Gubif-
fuR aud, nod ooB Die Iriitere 9fn-
b%rinnnna pon Ihcrmoitats nioerru-
ZEN miro. ob1Ieid in eincm pom 6.
S. Stlneier gchoItencn G%reu3oerhor
Der Gbei &nqenjgtr Der @eieQid)aft.
Words 7rof". 31aefFn muBte. oaB
Ehermoitot3 Sen @ei3oicnIt fiir Die
Goniumeuten perbeiieru niiroen.
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The Pamperin Cigar Co.
(@tobIirt 1869

if3-tt5 80. stroRe, Ga GrpNe, g8is
6abrifantcn Der betannten rWouno
Gamma" uno nSIor De g 4 8~ feinft,
EuaIitot 10t Gi9orren. - ,Yamoerp'
.uno r9lad 8oie" - per 3unb oen1aht,
Sc Gtgarren, ut1o n8iIp Bounce" s9nuh
tdbat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-07-29
PART III.
Pulling OF the Play

/: Win Shute had been jolted at Genoa,
Another, but more agreeable surprise
awaited him at Naples After the Co.
1onfa. having cut white lane across
the cobalt Bay Of Naples. was ma
neuvering to dock, he saw on the
wharf, scanning every face looking
down from the big black ship-Tris
Ford:
AS Win Shute learned afterward,
the manager of the Giant-killers had
kept his objective secret from every
living soul save his wife. Even the
club officials supposed, for several
days, that the manager had slipped
quietly out of the city to rest after the
hardest fought diamond battle in the
records of the national game. The
secretary had been told to reply to
any cahlegram from Win Shute in
one way: to say that Iris Ford was
out Of town. and to urge the second
baseman to remain on board until the
ship called at Naples, where he would
be met by the American consul The
big series ended on Tuesday. and at
] a. m. next morning Iris Ford. under
the nom de mer Of Arson Jones, had
smiled on the Lauretania. The follow
ing Monday morning he landed at
Fishguard, boarded the special train
for Dover. crossed the cantankerOus
channel. and arrived in Paris in the
afternoon. Ford left the Care de Lyon
at ten o'clock that night, and after a
night. day. and second night on
the train arrived in Rome early Tues
day morning. The Colonia wasn't due
at Naples until the next day. He was
at the palace leased by the Hon. John
Bismer, American ambassador to Italy,
before that Chicago millionaire had
finished his uncontinental breakfast of
fruit, oatmeal. ham and eggs. and
coffee, eaten to the accompanying Pc
rusal of the Continental Daily Mail.
The ambassador was expecting
TRIStram CarlingFQRD. John Bis.
mer's boss. the president of the Unit
ed States. was a irty-third-degree
fan: also. the White House staff were
fans down to the clerk who addressed
the social invitations; and when the
assistance Of Washington had been
solicited In the hunt for the king Of
second basemen and the pursuit Of
his kidnapers. all other government
business. foreign and domestic, was
shunted into second place. President
Bancroft Of the American league af-
terward observed that not for naught
had he been distributing annual passes
In Morocco leather cases to the execu-
tive branch Of the government.
So if Ambassador Bismer succeeded
in rendering valuable service in. the
search and capture, he would be GER
tain of more official favor even than
when he secured the contracts for two
Chinese battleships for Yankee ship:
builders-his one real diplomatic tri.
umph. Which explains why he was
more than cordial in his greeting Of
the manager of the Gaipt-kAlers.
AS in all Of the pourparlers of d.
plomacy, the interview between John
Bismer and iris Ford was some time
arriving at the main point. Ford had
to play over the world series-for the
ambassadors benefit before he couls
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-07-29

my Names Leonaro-Imogen Leon
ard. Forgive Me-"
ing into her terrified face. Visits
Leonard"
"My names Ieonard-Imogen Leon
ard. Forgive me!'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
AFTER EFFECTS OF
INFLUENZA TO BE-
FEARED AS MUCH AS
The DISEASE ITSELF
Iowa Man Tells How He Won
Back His Health and Strength

me toH Of human lie taken by Snan.
lsh influenza is enorH"us. but 81, rs4g
- appalling "a the trail Of gufferpe
" caves In the wake of the disease
ere strcwn - mass of human wrcckagr
natnperlhg lHonSaods, men, women and
day after. 80
Influenza Is a catarrhal disease. Due
W the putrid ru sons and the foetia
sunny waste matter with which n
seaves the system Clogged. Influenza ia
responsible for broken constitutions
ana bodies rackcd and ravishcd by all
,lost every chronic and fatal disease
known to doctors.
Influenza ia had. bue the result.
may be infinitely worse and it be-
hooves every one during the period Of
conNalescence to select with care the
and life depends.
Nit. c. A, Allen. r. r. No .. Bon
durant, Iowa, did like thousands OF
others and placed his dependence on a
remedy fifty years old. which he knew
was the most successful treatment for
catarrhal diseases in the world This
is what he writes;
Influenza left me weak and for two
months ] could gain ma strength. I
bought six bottles Of PE-RU-NA and
after taking q short time, my weight
went up 70 175 POUNDS. which Is the
iHVSt sNtI "elBHeu4 MY usual cold
weather weight In the past has been
about i55 You are perfectly wei
come TO use this letter"
Mr.. Aliens trouble was catarrh Of
the snoae, throat and bronchial tubes
pnnctuated by attacks Of asthma.
II % good practice to keen PIE RI
MA IN the house. For coughs. colds
nasal catarrh catarrh 81 the stomach
and bowels. II Is wonderfully reliable
y Il tonic and laxative IN effect.
f0u can buy PERU MA anywhere In
aitsAe~ tablet or LIQUID form adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Don't Spoil Your Hair
by Washing 1t

lnHeh you wash your hair. be careful
what YOU use. Most soaps ana nrena,sa
shAmpons contain too much ANAL whiEh
Z very injurious, as II dries ihe sraln
ana makes the hair brittle
ihe pest thing 90 usr X Mulslrled %.
aoannt OIL shampoo, for this il plrre and
ssntirely greaseless It's very cheap ana
I'm psass ahsthlhg else all to pieces. You
! for months ~ i""'E
simply moisten the hair with water
ana rub u In, about a 4easpoonfuI Il nj,
that IL required 1t makes an abundanaS
% lieh, creamy lather. cleanses thor.
dries quickly and evenly and is s"s,
fresh looking, bright. fluffy. wavy, and
easy TO handle, Besides, II loosens and
taxes out every particle OF dust dirt
and dandruH ''"'' VI
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Gbe J2Fms 5cturttar
Classified Section
BIRTHS.

Robert r. and Nellie N. Jewell. S
Scott avenue March @. hoy
w o. and Medde Guide, 2o15 oliver
March q, boy.
Albert and Donna r. Woodbridge. 3ls
Union, March -. boy.
II. w and Rernice Wales. Baptist
hospital March rs girl.
Herman / and Opha 5 Spencer. ITO
Howard, March To- boy
Clarence J. and Catherine S. Cuwan.
SO Delaware, Feb %. girl
Ernest J. and Eurelia r Swain. $50
Oakland, Jan. 49, boy.
Flemmon Lee and Grace Louise Bahh.
344 Indiana, Feb s: boy
Robert q. and Matte +. Brooks. 1928
Preston. Feb. boy
Hiram - and Lucy s. Young. 500
Avery Jan. L, boy
jefferson +. ana Iuania r Brown,
1875 Preston, Jan. 70; girl.
John William and Anna G. Pitts. gt5
Kansas, Jan. rs: girl.
John T.. and susie w Dixon. 1883
Delmar, March "a. girl.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
BIDS WANTED.
MARCH "a, 1926

MARCH "a, 1920.
sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the\Rivor Terminal Com
mission of the city OF Memphis. 200
Chamber Of Commerce building. IN to
loo o'clock Wednesday March "A. and
then opened for furnishing and deliver
Ing ut the Memphis Municipal River
Terminal two hundred t200) Industrial
Trailer Trucks. approximate size three
feet by six feet and capacity of two
thousand (2.000) pounds
Specifications may he obtained at the
office Of the Engineer, 200 Chamber OF
Commerce building, Memphis. Tonnes
see.
An approved surety bond will be re-
Quired from the successful bidder in
the sum Of one-half the contract price
within 10 days after the award OF the
contract
Bids viii lay open for comparison and
consideration for one week after having
been publicly opened and read before
awarding the contract
The, right is reserved to reject any or
all bids
BY order Of the River Terminal Com
mission 81 the city Of Memphis.
). a. ANDERSON. Ths!rtuaa.
w T. SCHULZ. Engineer,
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BLISS s s ! !! !: !: !:
TABLETS

Makes the old feel young. Keep YOU
stomach Bowels, Kidneys In proper
working, condition. and you will he
physically IT at any age Take one
BLISS NATIVE HERB TABLET at
night and feel Young in the morning
BLISS NATIVE HERB TABLETS not
only. relieve CONSTIPATION but stir
VI the LIVER and KIDNEY. Each box
contains = GUARANTEE coupon. and N
sealed WITH blue seal bearing sigma
ture OF ALONZO .. BLISS For sale
by all leading druggists IN boxes con.
tanning 200 doses FOR 81 90 and A smaller
size for s.50, Made by A, o. BLISS
Co. WASH, n. c. IA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18

Pau WheR Cured

Dr Burkhart wants sou TO write him
today for q treatment 90 Or Burkh8rt's
Vegetable COMPOUND FOR Liver. KID.
ney. Stomach Trouble Constipation.
Catarrh. Rheumatism. Pay when cured
Don't miss this erandest Of remedies
ana wonderful pgsNehtatiyo for Grip,
Fin Address SCI Main ST. emu. o.
For sale at an Drug stores. 30-day
treatment Csc adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
HAD TERRIBLE COUGH
AND NIGHT SWEATS
Cough about gone, eats and
sleeps well, and gained u
pounds.


In December, 1918, l had a fearful
cough, and my physician ordered me 70
change climate Immediately. / went TO
san Antonio. Texas. and entered a SAN
atorium. Left there and came TO Ok
lahoma city In October 1915. Had no
appetite, could not sleep, had night
sWeats and was losing from one to three
pounds a week | also had catarrh OF
the bowels, which the doctors had been
unable to relieve.
Relatives urged me TO try Aiilks
Emulsion. ! did so and began to inn
prove, slowly NJ first, but steadily My
weight has increased IL pounds. | have
gone. / can eat heartily sleep well,
and am working at my trade again -
V, w, Neff, 6l0 No Dewey ST. Okla
hofna City, Okla,
Nature does wonders in fighting off
disease II given the chance. Milks
Emulsion is a powerful help in proyld-
ing strength and flesh. II costs MOTH
ing TO try
NIilks Emulsion Is a pleasant nutri-
tive food and a corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy, natural bowel action,
doing away with all need of pills and
physics. II promotes appetite and quick
ly puts the digestive organs in shape
TO assimilate food. Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are promptly
felieVed--usually In one day.
This Is the only solid emulsion made.
aud so palatable that IL is eaten with
a spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged TO try Mlks Emulsion under
this guarantee--Take six bottles home
with you. use It according to directions
and II not satisfied with the results,
your money will be promptly refunded.
Price Coo and $i20 per bottle. The
Mllks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute, Ind
sold by druggists everywhere. adv.