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FOR RENT Furnished h-d roam prsnte
,nirHnce. 80, Lin ola. Phone Siu. lsuItp
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LOST

LOST Roy an'f 10Y rinv. rin,i.r r'onc
d, aud ~ reward llpstp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

OK kEN1 front litdroom Reference b..
! auiied 1901 fnlmom i,o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

tOR RENT Furnished bedroom gentle.
nam preferred Phone IA isOltn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

We hasr a large III Of new five aud q,
room hungslows lust hciDr completed iho
price y rrhi and terms easy. D. NJ RUSSELL
90. t2uItr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

LOST nunkhol an llnme state lianl.
Itanli'ld OKLA Return H. News office. NJ.
4. kinn,bIew i2llip
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Nsv e tuns ainsiers iHsfns liurh,s addition
a. Oln htif taah haianss easy.
4 ~ iioN NHb LAND GO
Rs,m s lustst, nida rhans se,o
teiiif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

IUI SALE
NeW fn,,W nndsin nuiu0 1890 block. ieilvi.
tnn the h teAatiful home, aud yuu can
ave isssfe.siun 20 once.
J. n HOWARD i,ANn 90
Ruom ? ruckcit uldr. fh"neiisl
ieini
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rOR RENT Mo front bod .aom Two zen.
iistlen preferred 900 n Grant 81. 1861
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

A mhihi, eheap n,lc home on C,c,elsld
East 81 santa We. t.uDa rpm huusy var-
49,, .,hicsen ho,.sc back porrh scrvened for
,niy y2,Gbu. \. u. CANADAY g SONS.
l,alio ii.ar. lhonc,, Officc i..u. H. ricnes
lgi' iiir,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

fOI sale Two wagons aai hansfa woril,
b" Nancy alsn piano and bird pup. si9
Van liufrn l2iatp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

Coed fHDn iHu. isan hinlE iin,hanun ST..
has nice rhak tlsts ,Hal huusr rHlsss, 80
'ilr e. tIs'nt ~ fuu asHi this isauiiiui httf
lnms A. pflcts' 10 asll agirk.
n HuN ANu iNNn ca
RDnm g lustett hids ih'ns Ri
ftlNf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

ron RENT . nice Furnished roonx fnr
t'hl h0u 'kc'piny 40 Grant or call ms
llnlin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

ron SALE Jersey cow giving milk f.w.
VII b, frc4h IL In alout 10 dn,s. 2oi Mon.
'ue, ihonc ,di. i2llls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

or RENr One bedroom. VOC Lincoln
ftto.i. 20 ip
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LOST huiomohil. rasinv IN at south ~
iuariiin a. Canyon. Finder rloas. return 10
q l.. L'sicr. Canyon. Toward leislp
Tor SALE on TRADE ~ Overland iaa
North ialA street ii0 ip
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roR RENT Furnished Hvh housrLecpinp
rooIns aud lcdrooms at 40 Harrison. i20 ~
iOR RENT Furnished l~d room private
entrance. ld' l'moln. Phone Iu. isu3tp
ron RENT Furnished oom ;se Iohp.un.
l2olp
tOR RENT Furnished bedroom gentle.
mnn prcforrod Phone IA isOlp
ron rent ro@n eoluao furnished
'i"no l"nl' l,bllp
LOST
- aud w reward ilraip
! T0u late To CLASSIFY
Tor SAB NUun aood. h,ah rraa,
| nau Dune 'audcs tUo mare mulss Z 81.
I'D ah"ut Is hsn's. john kuirht. canyon.
| ths, l2tW,.
80 ncua acres ~ sol land Ia rent: win
Nv. iiut crp Tor n. aking. located ainnt
, mile Hurthwc.i of 81 Francs. So. lohn
hes'. $40 Harrison ST. Phone IL isl2W
WANTED second baud dresser; ga. stove.
i' slrnd; iugs e,r. rhnre $50. l.lgtc
OF LEASE 10 10 10 ns,,e. ~ milo.
IN snd'c VET ,l'o" per acre J. d. l i,",
''.''', -" "''"D' '-'-"
tuK RENT Fron h,d room h. cuni,. ss'
u'''", :" ,a'n "'V"''H NP''"h '",' 9n'"'
''..' : .''". WV -....- leo"
Will ani on, h""y'na ,hr wid,.f ~
'"" 'Wn""',,: 'W'p ~ ~ n'''
u.s. n n'et "',@a " ~ AZ We "'"n,S GOV
''"'' MINIMUM" N'N' '"''' '-'.P
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l'""" te''',s -" ""n W. w , ~.
''''' w -"' "'"t '"
| r,r,,niSo s,..,, .,,I 80. -. o,,,.,,
! ~ $1,000 $50 ~ "'''.'I 49, -, ~"
'"' Wv w" ''"''' ta,,
,,pto.n -. ,,u. g.. -, ,,e, ~,
Al, ,'n, n,d MI, - orc \ t,'i..
-, r., WV ivy " WV isis'
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70 NV s0si ''a ,". a." s's' l''"'''' '.','
-, M, li,h 800 al l,sir, ttw, Nj al,
: ", e''" ''''' iastn
v>NTrn 4, one. ~oann 10, s.ns,si
y. - rr,., ,.. 100 =, G-''N NE" ,sistr
Cll at 90; Ia. ND 81 i.Iiw
s,n. and { lci oou 10 ,urIs onh saa
lilurr. rhon' i'so. lill'r
top SAN ceei roep, ho',s Ca, ,'en,
,ol,nwund A2.lul ru@l terms o f~'h "s.'
r,n,h onc .og'la -, ,oree' ~ \ vlgus
go, 1T bargain ih'ns i's. \ T. Nni
...
wom t sS'''' WI ,s,,,a eo Sac. ,a
,,"m h,a., b ,a,,r ,l.y 'u go iss. as
,i,aol, 'eee cash la.an,c ,a, ......
SOC. 4. ooe ,l'b. taiau,e ,.s,.
isl 'on aud Ndams n'ar ''urh n'l'',e'' TO-"
aral ,s.Oio viii ,tus
z o 'les,' N~ ee' vea'"i ,'',' .e XXX,
,awe ,i,m b ,l,rn hous, vel lvai.d "r
uorh .l,r,i ,ss.i 80 ,s'h tsa.', TO-,
'o our 10 +" " ana ''H'm ''"'" ''
81, on. r,is,s on san ia'nso b'' e',e.s
SMITH EhNlN 90
f'' rols s. rt'''
toH SAN Sal.n iIsob lusa'.''', ar ?
ron HIST Nh,b hupth,d mo,.,n t.i.
,o,n iies r,au l'law
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wv R~m bov's TO- rent Phone So
lieiip
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tOl. SALE
tood I ronn house too hloek Monfos - So
t..n stau.Gn. haiHrcs easy.
.. \. HOWARD i.NND 60.
la.am 8 ruciet nlir. Fhonegis
ialiti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

fOR SALE Nearby new modern bunrAbuw
a. .lepibg peseh. Sou,h Vaa hur,n. fh"uV
o. illktp
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IoL RENT Two oii,o, ruom. separate o.
or'thyr rhpnr laia %, 10 l'oih 81 tgiip
f0R RENT-Two connecting roons with
.., .sas niisol.. iaiur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

LoSl 4 hun,h or tOa adh th. cane !
nAn.ss Finder Phone 'lL Reward
istsg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

cry HOMES
room hiici srntvfi u,n nnid. 100 satll
'Hsutud go fay Boz ra,iur tg.H ff thst
nuit ir .uiiuc- cprert hi NtiiN fin Hi
tU'a cash lonnce ta.E ths /. lsaa.I
rtain aifistY mHtk az htta usUa4.t. .
Pc. A', itutga Nire Eninrd All huui in itas
.upai sunlWl fient lnlch dsndi iuuas
~, ct iuls fs,ia What motc o"lf see
Will TAME CAR
. furin tnnleru hnuss. raat lnuHf an lipculn d
!. ar rnnn. ani sl,e'ts vuihui.iineH ta.tsa
tiNni gash balance ensY,
fuom nio,i,rn llnsiVrd foiinec en Va
Lnirn pa,lne enrnsr ia "a tHH sfs'm cssh
Aal.use ,sS rbue sisl u fun vaas -
bui ot 90 ..rr us tttl
trNlr.Nlts REALTY ca
lop sNLE oam ma'tr 'oa,ese.,
.nft nf Ut. uIIft thHtn sfHm fHHh tNtnfr
,ao. unon LAM co rtoss t', uln.
Tor SAtF Nre 5 .rm m4ah.fu tanFsias
.pai O. Istlen lafdafni .hs bllt m itn.
fiu. tEAntut Nh.s Hnd Hafa.n pee
ft.ai $3.50 cash. talanoe H's'i t,rua haiN
LANp GO rbonr i.t i.lNe
roH sAtE Nve q ruam wr.is,n biaaa'ue
NDHfur Hiu.i' o. uafr hfat HaiaH' snd
.ti,..a, urfe ss NHN tlHHa r4.h haanl
Ices. OnuN iNNu Ca rnan. i, lt.te
ruu stLE aup ua,rbp tnm, SSH ht
.faf.N un lnrtr. tast Trent ur ttf r1frrit hi If
pi., seHl fli.N ~ haharf 'ar uiHA
lNNp g. rh.r' ~ N'N'
Iur sAtFIt usn. ninlrru $3.50 Hlui,i ~
Zen iutru rIit, .tHNi hH rafh HtHn.f
,aN onoN iNNn in lnH" l l..N
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.a,c. unr thid caih balancr cay. J. ~
i'u rl Go. i2oit e.
FOR SAiE i've room modern house buill
IN ioniurf furnace rampc walks and dris,
wnN ~ 100 Monfn" street Price and terms
rishI iot dui'h sale. Phone spt. i2o9tp
iOr SALE Si,b rabbits al prices lni
laut ANA Ave Shn Iaginio Heights, l2n2tp
ron SALE nark lnnr.hang Errs si.oC
ioi ruinr. Phone sal. isOgit
ron SALE \ WY desirable corner hi
1907 Munrn. street sidewalks basement san'
Just fcudi To- start buildinr y special harpain
4. H. RUSSELL. A 90 i20at,
I ron SALE A dandy nc, Il, ROOM bri,i
hon nu Poll street a spocinl hnfFnin II 80,
want riJ ham, in,,-iirutc this TODAY !
~ RUSSELL a 60 Phone -. i2oAc
MISCELLANEOUS
TOR coon Carpenter work UaionaLlr utc,s.
s,r = TOik laOi q. luih 81 idli l.u
uRAIps made from eomn,nv.. Eln. Hsw
df~sins ra'lnr. " Fuaua hlds phar" n
2istfr
OwN A HONE--ln sauihve.i> part ~ .ii,.
nv aud up.to-dair. lust aff pavement rnad
terms. tOOrEh 4 KERR, rhane iss.
IlG &C.
FAIRNONT Maternity Hospital Tar confin..
meni. prvatc, rfircs rsNonnti, may work
Tor board babies adopted Wit" fuf
h.nll.,. Ma Y, " lnnT, ihll u. 9Th ~.
knnsn, Guy. Mo. i0l lap
e.. ItRTlN Painter. pprcf innrinv o.
.i',c,ay new man nv him, fh"n" pa.
~ .6p
\ SMALL nRpG STORE IN rood town do.
iuv bire hu,its Must sell az once. Write
rr Wll IN owaer g. q, Armstrong. san
iun. \. ll6 70
AT KINDS or hnulur Hnd putting in
hUr. rtnuc i?i ii16tc
YOUNG LADIES
Wat shouh y de.uhhs uushion offcr'
coon SALARY
INTERESTING woRI-
PERM NNENT EMF OY NENT'
OPPORTUNITY ron NpVNN, EMENrf
PLEASANT SuRROi NDlNGS.
CoNGINiAL CO.NOhktRSf
rteplonv ureraiinr offers All thee AMI more
uur 'al"f Operator ~ill b. rlad 70 e,nau
ih'm 10 wv. AnrS The sol MEN I, rs. 10
III" lEl" 90 "n s'h anu Taylor s,'
'D'
ROCK ISLAND Hotel. new bedding through.
uat. uisc ri,an lads i5r and up. apscial 'aits
~ vt.k \ I. iuNnl.RG REEN, prom ios
south roh 81. rlane ssia. ol'en nirh, and
""' l'''-'l'
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800, ~ - ~ | Is,,
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~ tl. -. - - -.
''""'' l''H'' ''''''s' ..'','t W 20, NV
SEQ, W" p" 70" ''"'''s"'" ''' vi.
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'afm',s snn , sSn's"s ~" "" -, " ny.
~, -. ". - :, ~ ,,n,,, pisn,,
~ ~, 80 80 40 Ian, .s,n .is,, 'D e..a ,"~
Nh'e W n'n y" , ~.
','" wv, H. -. "A
81, ,l,.. AN
"'"''''' '"' useip
rrrNitt'pr v,,,,d ni.o A, lcal ard onr
L." '''' "
.,.,,.,y .., "a, OH. ILL.,
W. ~",' we n s,as r r.,.,as
"lt " 70 o'ilcr, 'h,"r ''1 ',i,', ". 80,
V,u W ~ 'or sni uslafunf, tur v"r"
laWri atw' le.h ., 'sh.".t a 49, hN'
10. lhtWUir. : ~ Ninrhestsr by Utf
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Ions VAN nuarN AMI uAup,soN
$500 l,owS. BALANCE RENT

q. nne. islitc
T. ". GOTTEN 4 90.
koam II rachetl iIlJH Phon.u 2l2.2nn
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FOR RENT

'''r 'Ffp'9S ''' 'rg'i "' ''f ,is 81
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10, SAT-
Ies rs.t liuni sii. a. s,H Ohai.r kssiHin
.tkss.a iinr isup lialhs itefH un uritt
la m AHarINp and init afI nfttf ltsbt ~
ua shon ttpfH a $50.
ree torsr hii - sith stIFft lea Ma ~
Dnte ~ shs ESQ fHtt NJ Boss ttHhi Hs
OaF ttaN aH NHt
3esth "a sialt.f ~ one ~ co. h'Hi BLISS
Ia A.. .thHt.t a0rf nl hnH ant aH nsiin h'l'a
ou elrnsf aI .asa Gel htr isl uatff hass
tHf
M f.r n.ai bannaan - TEA af .a.fiH
ii.i l.at 81 siasr in tli nHh ratsl itfnil
r,ttt .fr - NHf as attal taF i.IIH
a n lnNMkk 4Nu faHnr Al
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or rkNi Niccy fu'nhhoi saulhsa.t bed.
foou ind board II rrrf,ri,d. Addroan Dot
Jhckson i2l -
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TOR RENT Ni,cly furnished bed mar. col
Jackson htrcrt Geutichan puri, rrvi isistp
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ron REM Smsu housekeeping roon
rhnw lsa,. l,i3tp
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FOR RENT Nod firt. furnished IA RON
hunf Aluv iot three uinnihs sr malc. A,Llfess
J.. h4ib Nys., i2o9p
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AANftu rHrr sH lnatts in .HltH.f a
Ian "a UaH fn arHf Hf .IFH iUif'
nHi hnn.. WUH rbstr fi
NANftn staa tH 'anfr tH ssssiaei
na.f ri isan HH HaHt uit rfb 4 ff
mH Htasn MHf tfsss AtI a.
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TWO nice front rooms lcr rent Gcn,lepaI
500 \ Tyler i2i.ip
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on RENT Two furnished lght horse.
eriina rooniH. Adult only. 40, Lincoln.
iln2p
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WANTED Nurinr. ConHne ease. especial.
w. Phone lal,. lslup
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too late TO CLASSIFY

Ton sab Nli1H aodi h,ph rrad,
nar Dune audics tvo mare mules 81.
old nli"ut Is hsn's. john kuirhi. canyon.
y hhf' l2tNi, =
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| FOR RENT Nice Bedrom. modern. Phone
k,i Call nj llo2 Lincoln u. ia0 n,
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ron RENT Furnished room ;os Lohp.on.
i2cltp
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION
RACAN-CAY MOTOR co.

over the kindly face of the father as
he replied, mo indeed, Sonny"
Both city and country children
have opportunities to earn money.
Though farm may be the graveyard
of talent, it is the best place to spend
ones childhood if life there is coupled
with good school advantages.
Children's Matinees, given at the
Plaza Hotel in New York City, under
the direction Of the National Kinder
garten Association and with the as
sistance Of the National Motion Pic
ture League, are demonstrating the
power Of the screen to entertain
wholesomely.
The League, at 3S1 Fourth Ave-,
New York City, is publishing these
programs of carefully chosen pictures
in its weekly bulletins of endorsed
films. Send for samples.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

joy to the child's life, and an only
child should frequently have play
mates. Little friends should be in
vited to the home and the child en-
couraged to share his toys with them.
Every child, too, should have the OPP
portunity to go to the social kinder
garten, for id its democratic atmos-
phere, little people of all types come
together. The over-indulged, the
neglected, the shy and the backward
all meet ON common ground and learn
adaptability and self control in their
happy activities.
There is nothing which boy de-
spises more than idleness and mac
tivity. On the other hand, toll and
fatigue, day after day, stunt growth
and take the joy out of life. A GER
tain farmer once complained that the
school enticed all bis children away
from the old farm. Upon inquiry, it
was found that he assigned useless
tasks on rainy days to keep them
busy and that they never had any
time for play OF recreation. The
leisure and the companionship of the
school were the only relief from the
drudgery which those children ever
knew, and only. through compulsory
attendance laws, was that relief in
sured them. "All work and no play
makes Jack duh boy" On the other
hand all play and no work Is the
curse of the rich mans son.
Every child. finds satisfaction in
work for which he receives pay. So
called project sfrom which he de-
called projects from which he de-
responsible, give him taste for work
and develop an appreciation for thc
value Of money. I'm pay You back
when we get home, Whispered aself-
respecting son Of nine as he watched
his father pay the family carfarss
one Sunday morning. A su.ils ersrt
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

had found the right medicine for my trouble.
! kept on taking the Prescription and my
7SeMsA} Fgs 12Rpl fty yest gIs I; MRS.
Dr.: Pierce Of Buffalo, N. Y, long since
found out what Is naturally best for
w6menB diseases. He learned It all through
treating thousands Of cases The result Of
his studies was medicine called DR.. Pierces
Favorite Prescription. This medicine Is
made Of vegetable growths that nature
surely intended for backache, headache,
weakening drains pains, irregularities, and
for the many disorders common to women
In all ages Of life. In liquid or tablets,
send DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y. loo for large trial package tablets.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24
PAW KNOWS EVERYTHING

+ Wilhe-Paw, what is a telling sit
uationf as
Paw-Thats when your mother
and one of the neighbor women start
gossiping, my son. az
Maw--Wilie, I'll murder you if
you ask that old fool any more ques-
lions. if
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

A man in middle life once wrote
to his parents, ~ shall never cease
to be thankful for the happy boy
hood which my father and mother
gave me. II is o treasure house of
memories more valuable than gold
and silver"
Fathers sometimes forget that chill
dren have the right to be happy at
home as well as at school. Let
fathers become the friends and COM
panions Of their children, share in
the Sunday walks and talks, even
ing games and stories, help with
studies or take an interest in in
speeding some achievement. The
right relationship between father
and child will increase when mothers
cease to resort to the fathers dis
cipnne and punishment as q threat
for disobedience. Any man prefers to
work and sacrifice for an affection
ate, confiding child than for one who
has been led to consider him harsh
judge and strict disciplinarian.
Almost anything which child can
claim as his very own, can protect
and care for will serve to develop his
affections, and increase his sense of
responsibility and self-respect. A dog,
a cat, rabbits, guinea pigs, pets of
any kind are source Of joy to any
child, for it takes very little to make
healthy children happy.
Playmates are helpful in adding
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

Wilson-Boresom has a job now in
a livery stable.
Smith-What doing?
Wilson-Jones has some horses
that won't take the bit, so Boresom
talks to them until they yawn.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24
STRANGE!

"Smith is queer cuss," remarked
Brown.
"How's that?" asked Jones.
'Every time he gets into hot water
he gets cold feet" replied Brown.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

developed a severe case Of
feminine trouble. and suf-
fered with backaches and
pains in my side. l got so
bad that l was q complete
nervous and physicalwreck
and had given up hopes Of
getting better when I be-
gan taking DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. I
soon started to improve
and was convinced fhaf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24
PASTE TINS ON WINDSHIELD

A fellow his cares should not double,
BY hunting for more that he'll rue I;
For, when you are hunting for trouble
You'll find trouble hunting for you.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24

FhvOrite Frescf1ptl0n.
l used IL during oxpec-
fancy and found Il the
best remedy l could get.
] always feel strong and
my back never gives me
any trouble at all. I have
used IL at other times and
1T acts like q charm, Il
takes away ell aches and
pains and promotes reg
ularity..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-24
Kentucky
Mothers

Paducsh. Ky.:---'T wish to state some
lacts about DIR. Pierce's excellent medicine.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-10
BRANDON NEWS

Mrs. Thomas Parent and daughter
Miss Mildred OF Niagara Falls, N. Y
are visiting here.
Mrs. Mary Slason has returned from
Middleburv where she was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, F. w Bacon
George Flagg has leased Mrs. Mel
lie Ketchams house on Franklin street
and plans to occupy it during the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner were
called to White River Junction Sun
day to attend the funeral of a rela-
tive
Mrs. William Frier and Miss Marion
Ormsbee of Schenectady, N. Y, are
visiting Mrs Frier's sister, Mrs c. A.
June
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wager, Miss
Myra Baynes and H. A. Waterbury Of
Troy, N. Y, spent the week end at L
A. Severy's.
Arthur Bird and family have gone to
Massachusetts where he will be en-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-10

ton, Mont. She was born in Ferrisburg
the daughter Of the late Lorenzo and
Mary (Hitt) Orvis She had always
lived in Ferrisburg until a year ago
when she went to Lewiston She was
member of the Congregational
church. She is survived by two sis
tiers, Mrs. c. w. Cook of Lewiston,
Montana, and Mrs Barney Collins of
Ferrisburg The funeral was held
Saturday at Lewiston.
A pretty pink and white wedding
was held at the Methodist Episcopal
church Saturday morning when Miss
Ruby Irwin, daughter of Mrs Mary
Irwin of Winthrop, Mass. was united
in marriage to Burton N. Demmng of
Addison. Rev W s. Mulholland per
formed the ceremony, using the single
ring service. Donald Norton and
William Burpee acted as ushers The
bride was given away by her father
The brides gown was pink satin and
she wore a white hat and carried white
roses. AS the bridal party entered
the church Miss Efie Stewart of New
VI n SANG AACIC OOAlCS INT DIIue .
Miss Prudence Fish presiding at the
organ At the close of the ceremony
a reception was given the couple at
the church. Mrs. Deming has been
district nurse for the Vergennes- Wal
than Nurses Association for the past
wear. Mr.. Deming is a graduate from
Vale agricultural school. A wedding
breakfast was served at the Norton
house after which the bridal party
left for a few DAYS stay at the home of
the grooms parents after which they
will take their honeymoon trip by au-
tomobile to Nova Scotia, Mrs. Dem
ing's former home.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-10
EAST MTDDLEBURY
(Mrs. c. E. Russell Correspondentl


Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Fem attended
the Rutland Fair Wednesday
Mr.. Fred Peck is confined to his
bed by illness.
Miss Z Eliza Sessions has returned
from her vacation,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Fay of Nor
jah, N Y, were in town with friends
during the Fair,
Mrs Edna Bradley was in West
Bridgewater with her daughter, Mrs
George Leno last week.
Nathan Decker is in Rutland this
week with Mr. and Mrs. George Du-
bray, attending the Fair
Mr.. and Mrs Wright of Bellows
Falls were guests of Miss Nora Peck
for a few DAYS, returning home Tueday
Mr. and Mrs Hanchett and son of
Lebanon, N H., were guests of Mrs.
Matilda Baker Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Hattie Day who has been spend
ing a week with relatives in Race
vile, ~ Y, returned home Wednesday
MI. anu MIS-. Juln CulIldu anu
Mrs. Lucy Barnard of Randolph were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Laque
last week.
Ben Hewitt, son Gene and Ralph
Douglas spent the week end with
relatives in Lynn, Mass.s,', returning
home Monday
Leslie Spencer had the misfortune to
cut his hand quite badly with corn
cutter last Saturday, A doctor was
called and took three stitches.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Hooker OF
Washington are visiting friends for
few weeks. This week they are
guests Of Mrs. Bert Spencer, and Mrs.
Frank Cashier
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hewitt OF
Hudson Falls, N Y, were with their
people Mr. and Mrs. c E Russell for
Lobar Day They came in time to
attend the reception Saturday evening.
A reception was given at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. c. E Russell last
Saturday evening in honor of their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
M. Russell of New York City Re
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served to AZ guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell returned to New York Mon
day evening