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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-18
TRIAL DIVORCE.

We were discussing
the case of the Smiths,
who were divorced a
year or two ago with
much laundering of
soiled linen in public,
and who have just re-
married.
ut Is very common
for people who have
divorced each other to
renlarry," said a fa-
nous lawyer, "and it
would occur still often
=
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-18

OF European invention are cofiins made
of waterproofed cardboard, the lids being
attached with glue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-18
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
MAKE 1T LAST.

Copyright, 1918. BY the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-18

Regularly 1880 to $500
A long wide Stole Of Sc
lected Squirrel Skins. clever
~ fashioned and we'll match
ed, with pockets in front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-18

Regularly ZUU.UU TO ZZo.UU
Three-quarter length jaun-
~ models Of fine quality
skins. Large rolling shawl
collar and deep cuffs of French
Seal.
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clones, que hace circular por pueblos,
villas Y ciudades, la fuerza motriz de
las industrias ell cOmercio del mum
do.
Esa fuga del hOmbre mas opulento
" honrado de Hanover, con dos male
tas muy pesadas, me parece mas inte-
resante ell su aspecto humane, que en-
ell mercantil, porque la conmovedora
confianza que todavfa tienen en- ell fu-
gitivo los mismos quienes despoj6
de cuanto tenfan, prueba mas que la
eristencia de una bondad una in
dulgencia inagotables en- los hOnbres
que viven lejos de las grandes ciu-
dades del ambiente de recelos Y ma
licias que en- estas Sc respira, la du-
reza basalica del .criterio que for
mamoS en- el curse del tempo, acerca
del caracter de las personals que cree
mos conocer a fondo. Para las buenas
gentes de Hanover, August Jaedicke
es un hombre honrado sigue sien-
dolo despu6s de su fuga. De la misms
manera, par otras buenas gentes,
otros hombres son viciosos, son ma
los, Y no importa cuales sean sus ac-
clones, siempre Sc les mira con des-
confianza y e cree yer en- elias Y en-
sus palabras la mascara que oculta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-17
Ell ANA DE CASA

TT AY infinidad de seforas que a
II pesar de ser muy hacendosas y
= gustar1es e1 orden del hogar, Sc
les preSenta la tarde sin poder terminar
las faenas domesticas, debido que ell
dolor de espalda no las deja trabajar-
Muchas ignoran ell NAL, y otras creyen-
do que es natural de su sexo Sufren EN-
silencio. FL do1or de espalda, ell can-
sancio continue, ell eburrimiento, pun
zadas en- la vejiga, neuralgia, ciatica, y
otros dolores que generalmente Sc
llaman "reumaticos," son resultados de
la debilidad de los rinofles. Estos or
ganos en- dicha condicion no funcionan.
con regularidad dejan la sagre LENA
de acido Irico, el cual depositandose EN-
diferentes parties del cuerpo causa los
dolores !. arriba mencionados. Otras
veces Sc acumula particula por par
ticula en- los canales urinarios forman-
do calculos, los cuales veces crecen
tanto que haceil, necesario una opera
cion quir1rgica para sacarlos. !
Las Pild0rdS de Foster Para Los
RiiNoHeS Sc preparan para dichos or
ganos su mission principal es la de
mantener el acido 1rico disuelto facili-
tando asi su expulsion junto con la
orina sin que cause ninguna molestia.
Sus ingredientes son todos de primera
caIidad y no Gentlemen tiinguna droga
que perjudique al ORGANISING. Han sido
usadas y recomendadas mundialmente
por mas de 50 amos. ST padece I'd de
alguno de estos sintomas no espere
mas puede ser que rnafiana sea demasi-
ado tarde. Dirijase a la botica mas
cercana obtenga un frasco de Pfldo-,
yas de Foster Para Los RiNoneS.
De venta en- todas las boticas. So"
licite nuestro folleto sobre las erfer-
mendades renales y Sc 10 enviaremos
absolutamente gratis.
90 FoSTER,McCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, N. Y, E. U. a.
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Civil No. 53S.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
Cobro de dinerO.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
A Genaro Gonzalez sea el deman-
dado antes mencionado.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-'
CA A listed que Sc ha presentado
en- la oficina del Secretario de la Corte
Municipal de Carolina, del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Carolina, Puer-
to Rico, la demanda del actor antes
citado, en- la cual Sc alega la capaci-
dad de las parties, que el demandante
es Abogado en- ell ejercicio de su pro-
fesion; que Ud., solicito sus servicios
PROFESSIONALS; que ha solicitado el pa
go por sus servicios; que Sc ha ne
gado pagar; apareciendo mas espe-
cifcamente las alegaciones, de la CO.
pia de la demanda que Sc acompafia a
este emplazamiento.
Els Abogado ell propio demandante,
con ofcina en- la calle de la Union de
Carolina, P. R.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A USTED que de
no comparecer a contestar dlcha de-
manda dentro de los diez dfas despues
de notificado, 81 la notification Sc hi
|ciere en- ell distrito, Y dentro de los
veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del dis
trito, pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico, v
dentro de los cuarenta dias 81 Sc hiA
ciere en- otra parte, el demandante po
dra obtener sentencia 1por la suma de
|CUATRO CIENTOS DOLLARS, mas
las costas, gastos Y desembolsos que
ocasione esta accion.
De orden del Hon. Federico Shroe-
ders, Juez de esta Corte, Sc publicara
este edicto una vez por semana, du-
rante treinta dfas.
ExTENDIDA BAJo MI FIRMA en-
Carolina, Puerto Rico, hoy rs de Ju-
nio de 1920.
Teodosio F. Pereira,
5 Secretario.
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WGshhlQtOn,

washington.
Hace pocos dfas ell Banc Nacional
de Hanover, pequena poblacj6n del Es-
tado de Kansas, no fue alberto a Ia
hora usual Su presidente, August
Jaedicke, habfa hufdo por la mafiana,
en- un ailtom6vil cerrado con dos ma
letas muy pesadas Y todavfa no Sc sa-
be d6nde fue a parar. Mr.. Walter E.
Wilson, inspector bancario del Estado,
lego a Hanover Y despues de un rd-
pidO examen de los librOs Y GAIA del
BancO, anunci0 que faltaban mas de
medic million de pesos del dinero de
los dep6sitoS de los cuentacorrientis-
tas clientes del departamento de
ahorrOs.
La fuga del dnico banquero de la
poblaci0n, ademas de causar conster-
naci6n general entire los ecinos, que
lie habfan confiado cuanto tenfan, pa.
raliz6n durante mas de una semana,
todos los negocios. Las tiendas Sc ce-
rraron, las f5bricas paralizarOn sus
trabajos, las fincas del distrito des-
pidieron a su personal. Nadie podfa
hacer frente sus compromises. \
sin embargo, las vfctimas declaran que
estan dispuestas depositar nueya-
mente su' confianza en- Mr.. Jaedicke,
ST regresa la pOblaci6n intenta re.
cuperar 10 perdido.
Els interesante La historic del ban
quero fugadO. Su padre, que Sc llama
ba como el, lleg6 de Alemania hace
medic Siglo Y Sc estableci6 en- Hane-
yer, en- el banco que Ell hijo ACADIA de
destruir. Las poderosas iniciativas
del viejo Jaedicke, dieron vida la
poblaci6n. Multitud de empresas flo.
recieron gracias su protection. Ha
ce ocho diez amos Sc retro dejando
a .su hijo al frente de todo.
Ell hijO demostr0 ser dignO de la
confianza de todos. EnprendedOr, actf-
vO honrado hasta la eXageraci0n, bon
dadoso con sus vecinOs Y filantr0pico
era idolatrado por ell pueblo. Desde
que Sc puso al frente del banco, esta-
bleci6n la costumbre de regular un pc
so a cada ni1o que naciera en- ell dis
trito. Apenas Sc enteraba de I'm naci-
miento, escribfa una afectuosa esque-
La a los padres; acompahandoles che
que por valor de un peso, para que
con este iniciara sus ahorros.
La casa de Jaedike, el autom0vil de
Jaedicke, el jardfn de Jaedicke, cons
titufan el orgullo de los hanoverianos
para quienes ell banquero era una es-
pecie de semidi6s. Durante los liltimos
meses, Sc fu6 desarrollando la gran
crisis que di0 al traste con el banco y
ohlig6 su presidente a huir con todO
el 6iinero en- effective de que pudo dis
pOner. Nadie Sc enter6 de la serie de
reveses que produieron Ell derrumbe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-17

SUI maldad Tales convicciOnes, que
arraigan tan hondamente en- nuestra
eonciencia que nj aun los hechos mas
evidetes bastan para impOnernos Su
rectificaci6n, constituyen un grave
NAL, pero como tantos Otros defectos
de nuestra psicologfa viviran siemple
Ell nosotros y perduraran al traves de
las grandes generaciones.
ST el reconocimiento de ese defec-
to incorregible del hombre puede ser
virnos de algfn provecho, creo que de
ninguna otra manera podfamos utili-
carlo mas que aconsejando a nuestros
hijos, fin de que sean de los que
pueden jugar en- la gran ioterfa de los
magnos negocios con ell capital de los
demas, que es esencial inspirar con-
fianZa, crearse una aureOla de probi-
dad desde que empieZa luchar por
la vida Y no, sacar las unas, ell que
las tenga, hasta que Sc e cuenta de
la solidez de SUI reputation. Serfa un
censejo egofsta, Y hasta malsano 81
sc quiere, pero harfa aumentar consi-
derablemente ell lr1mero de los hom-
brs que hacen florecer, como por arte
Gle magia, cuantos negOcios cuentan
con su apOyo.
ATTAnUH
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-17
Ju11to al Capitolio
Ell GRAN BANOUERO

Quebr0 una fdbrica de papel en- Water
town con ella desaparecieron Glen
mil Mpsos que habfa invertido Jaedicke
en- la empresa. De la misma manera
fueron cayendo una tras otra, empire
sas Ell las que, habfa colocado ell dine
ro suyo ell de sus depositantes, sin
que 6stos 10 sospecharan. Para todos,
segufa siendo Jaedicke el hombre mas
opulento de la comarca. Asf lego ell
dfa eli que comprendi0 que no podfa
seguir, que no disponfa del dinero ne
cesario para hacer frente las Ope-
raciOnes nOrmales del bancO no VIC
otro camino abietrO que el de apelar
a la fuga, como un ladr0n vulgar.
Aunqlle al principle, Sc indignaron
los que sufrieron las consecuencias de
Ia quiebra, Sc aglomerarOn frente
al lujoso chalet" que acostumbraban
| mostrar a los forasteros como la me-
jOr casa del distritO, e hicieron demos
traciOnes amenazadOras los familia-
res del fugitive, hablaron de romper
los cristales del suntuOsO edifcio del
bancO que estaba considerable como un
modelo de las instituciones de su cla-
Sc, tan pronto Sc recibi0 una carta
de Jaedicke eNplicando 10 que lie ha-
bfa ocurrido. manifestando que con.
fiaba en- que los depositantes no per-
derfan su diner0, ell pueblo Sc enter
ntci0 Y una comiSi6n de ,vecinos, a
cuyo frente iba un viudo con cuatro
i hijOs que hace dos meses vendi0 su
finca, Immediate al pueblo, V deposit0
el prOducto de la venta, unicO capital
sin admitirle siquiera recibo, yisit0
, a la esposa del banquerO para pedir-
d, lie que comunicase a August que TO-
dos los depositantes le perdonaban V
querfan que volviese para darle una
Oportunidad de recuperar 10 perdido.
La vida comercial moderna, que per-
mite la construction sObre arena de
grandes negocios, eXplica facilmente
10 que 10 ocurri6 al hombre mas Optl-
lento de Hanover. Grandes empresas,
negocios gigantescos, en- todas parties,
de todas classes, que marchan bien Y
permiten los hombres afortunados
yer como entra el ORC a chorros en-
sus cajas, pero que caen, Sc derrum-
ban Y. en- un nomento, causan esta-
llidos como ese que paraliz0 la vida
DIE Hanover durante muchos dfas. Els
una loterfa, en- la que Sc juega con ell
dinero ajeno. principalmente.
14o mas eXtraordinario es que esas
grandes aventuras financieras, en- las
que un palmetazo del .azar puede pro-
ducir tragedias como La de Hanover,
son indispensables, para ell progreso,
dades, Y forman repetidas, agrapda-
para la vida misma de las comuni-
das, una red de monstruosas proper
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-17

LEA 'E plPARCAL.1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-17
Ell DOCTOR PoNTR

Avisa su Aumerosa clientela que
continuando delicado de saIud. ' en-
CANA, todayfa ha decidido poner en-
frente de su gabinete dental. al repu-
tado doctor Robert II. Denton, quien
atendera los clientes que asistan a la
ofcina durante su enfermedad y au-
sencia por los Estados Unidos.
fAdyt.).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-17
CAMBIOS

EN- LA CORTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL MUNICH
PAL DE CAROLINA, P. R.
EstadOs Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los E. U. SIS.
Abraham Diaz Viera,
Demandante.
contra
I GenarO Gonzalez,
DemandadO.
Civil No. 538.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-03
HANNAH

The pie social proved to be a com
plete failure on account OF the bad
weather. $50. Norman Holbrook - very
sick at this writing 49,. Mr. and Mrs.
Pleas f. Boggs are contemplating a
trip to Ashland soon. 49,. Miss May
Morris was calling on her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Roggs. last week ........ Virgil
Holbrook has returned home to Paints
Vile after an extended visit with his
cousin. Norman Holbrook, of this
place. $500. John Boggs and family Of
Ashland are visiting Nelson Sturgill.
...... Mrs. Luther Boggs entertained
to dinner Sunday the following guests:
Misses Gladys. Nova and Tilda Boggs
and May Morris; Messrs Ed Wiler.
Norman Blevins, Clyde Sewart and
Curt Blankenship. All report a fine
time. $780,. Fred Ward has returned to
Portsmouth. .......M erideth Edwards
passed down this creek one day last
week $780,. The oil well on Lee Ross
place proved to be a dry hole. They
have moved their rig to Collier creek.
TOOTS & CASPER.
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WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

Mrs Welzie Peters was the week
end guest of relatives at Gallup. Miss
Rose accompanied her home for few
days visit. =. =. Mrs. Prince of Blaine
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. T.
Bowe. IA. C. Terrell of Shelbiana.
spent the week END with home folks.
Rev. w. H. Miller preached 70 large
congregation here Sunday and Sun
day night. He will fill his appointment
again Dec. 26. 49,. Several from Lick
Creek attended church here Sunday.
Miss Sherley Ratcliff was the guest
Sunday of Miss Opal Hardwick. ....
Mrs. Laura Holt visited her daughter.
Mrs. A. e. Burgess, of Mcdowell last
week. -. Mrs. A. C. Terrell is spend
ing few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. W. Mars. of Goldman. -.
Miss Gaynelle Newman remains very
i'll. There Is no hope for her recovery.
.... The school and Sunday School
will prepare a program for Christmas.
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JATTIE

Bro. Conley and wife of Ohio are
holding meeting at this place. They
are surely a power of God. Mrs
Mary Griffith was buried at Baker
Sunday. Her home was on Cherokee.
We extend to the family our heartfelt
sympathy Mrs. Minnie Webb of
Gladys visited relatives on Caney Fork
Saturday and Sunday. Willie Ham
mond G. C. Thompson and A. l.. Hicks
and mother motored to Ashland recent
ly.. =. Morton Hammond and daugh-
ter Lorraine have returned from Kan
sas City, Mo. They left Miss Claudia
with her mother who is i'll. go. Charles
f. Wilkes motored out from Ashland
to see his sister, Mrs. T.. j. Mckinney
Mrs Delphia Vanhorn of Ashland is
visiting her mother and family, accom-
panied by her daughter Beulah......
Sorry to hear of the death of Sam
Shepherd He will be greatly missed
by his family and friends. 49,. Oscar
Daniel and Joe Young have gone to
Ohio. . The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
c. Thompson has been very sick......
r. NJ Dean of Trad called on rela-
tives here and at WebbVille last week.
...... Miss Ruth King who is teaching
school at Caney will visit home folks
soon. ....... Henry Wilkes and son of
Huntington, w. Va, have been visiting
| clHtivcs in Kentucky. Misses Dosha
and Grace Hammond visited friends on
Irish Creek Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Boston Hammond visited their sister.
Mrs. Frank Thompson. recently.
Erwin Mckinney called on friends on
Cancy Sunday. Iafe Thomps:n and
family attended the funeral OF Sam
LONESOME.
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daughter at Wilbur James Boyd and
Fred Castle have their coal mine in
operation at Lower Ulysses again. 49,.
james Morrison made business trip
to Louisa Saturday. also Baseom Boyd
..,... Arlie Borders is expected homo
soon. -. II. Chandler of Charley was
nj Ulysses recently Miss Mary Davis
was the pleasant guest OF her sister.
okey, Sunday ., Claud Johnson. Theo-
dore Puckett, Walter Castle and John
Davis were visiting school ut upper
Ulysses Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller Of Meads Branch wore visiting
relatives at Lowmansville Sunday
THREE CHUMS.
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JATTIE

The protracted meeting at this place
has been quite success. Miss Ruby
Brainard was at Jattie Tuesday ,..-..
Mrs. ]. +. Thompson who has been
visiting relatives at this place has re-
turned to Ashland. ..., A. NJ. Watson
made business trip to Louisa Friday
...... Mrs. L. o. Perry. Mrs. Herman
Young nd Mrs. A. NJ. Watson attended
the funeral of Mrs. Mary Belle Griffith
Sunday. Harve Perry OF Ceredo. w.
Va. Is visiting relatives at this place.
....... Leonard Watson was at Dennis
Sunday .. Mrs. Ellen Sexton visited
Mrs, Sarah Watson Sunday Arthur
Coffee passed down our creek Satur-
day. .... Let us hear from Webbville
and Dennis X Y. II.
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HULETTE

Bertha Wooten and Tobie Nicholas
were married at }. C. l. Moore's Sun
day, Nov. rs. The bride is a daughter
of VIM. Wooten OF this place. They
went to the brides home and from
there to Mr.. Nicholas home on Whites
Creek. 80. Rebecca and Taylor Moore
were calling on Cora Wooten Sunday,
..... Lille Nunley spent Sunday with
Cora Wootcn. ..... There will be a pie
mite at this place Friday night. Dec. 3,
and also church Saturday night, Dec
t. by the Rev. Jim Harvey. .... Del
bert Powers and Bert Queen attended
Sunday School here Sunday. $3.50. Mr..
and Mrs. l. G. Compton were calling
on Ida and Purl Frasher Sunday.
A FRESH SCHOOL KID.
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YATESVILLE

Miss Rosa Bradley was visiting at
Fallsburg Saturday and Sunday. .....
Miss Gladys Ramey of Genoa, w. Va,
is visiting relatives at this place. .....
Burnice Blankenship who has been
employed at Portsmouth. Ohio has re-
turned home. -. . Miss Ollie Lee Short
visited friends at Morgan Sunday ......
Andrew Moore passed through here
Friday en- route to Long Branch.
JEFF Cyrus passed through here one
day last week ... Everybody come to
Sunday School at 2 p. IN. every Sun
day. PATCHES.
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ULYSSES

Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Austin were visit
ing relatives at Charley Sunday .....
Miss Eliza Davis was the pleasant
guest of Miss Carnalee Castle Sunday
49,. Willie Hatnel dand Wine Lowe or
owmansville passed down our creek
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Castle
were the pleasant guests of Mr. and
Mrs. IONA Castle Sunday, MIR. and
Mrs. +. ID. Preston Of Henrietta were
visiting their daughter. Mrs. David
Johnson, at this place Sunday John
and Buss Davis OF Burdine were the
week end guests at this place. D.. Mrs
Catherine Austip spent the day Sunday
with MRS Alice Fraley $50. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballard Castle were visiting their
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Trad

There was quite bit of rabbit hunt
ing here Thanksgiving. Miss Cora
IL Curnuttc was shopping at Trad
Saturday. 49,. Mont Rose was the
pleasant guest of Miss Matte McKin-
lster Sunday. :. Misses Eva Carter and
Asdna Dean were calling on Allen Rob-
eerts and family Sunday. ;. Charley
Adams left for Columbus, Ohio, Satur
day. Miss Cora e. Adams left for
ACaflettsburg for visit to her sister
hast week. -. Make and Jean Shan
mon. Sula Laney and Goldie Barnett
we're at Robt Deans Sunday evening.
:. Rumor says Willie H. Burton will
move to the Willie Berry place SOON.
= Harrison Ferrel was calling on his
Gather Sunday. :. Mrs Mary d. Hayes
and little granddaughter and Alma
Burton were calling on r. M. Dean
;nnd family Tuesday night.
BLUE BELLE.
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FITCH

Ernest Planck has returned home AZ
;CT = weeks v.S.; With hts uncle, Jake
Planck OF Triplett Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. n. T. Fitch. drove
through in their auto to visit Mr. Geo
Fitch OF Birmingham, Alabama Mr.
Earl Masters OF this place has moved
to Knightstown. Ind, .. II. Il. Foster Is
very poorly with the tlu :. Roy Pend
land vas visiting Ersol Planck Sat
urday Earl Masters and Miss Ber-
tina Daily were married recently. ...
Rev Cleveland is holding revival at
Walnut Grove. g.. HArve Planck and
wife spent the day in Morehead FRI
day SWEET SIXTEEN.
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MATTE

Willie Borders was calling on Jettie
Hayes Sunday afternoon. Allie Ed
wards wife and little, daughter spent
Sunday with B. F. Moore and family.
j. d. Ball made business trip to
Louisa Saturday. 49,. DR.. J. O. Moore
has moved from Ledocio to Richardson.
He Is fine doctor and the people
at this place are sorry to lose him -.
Goldie Childres win leave soon for
Heller where she will visit her aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Roberts. John Ball, wife
and children spent Sunday with Dillon
Moore and wife Reuben Moore has
moved from this place to Louisa. .....
Mrs Milt McKinster spent Saturday
night with Fred Short and wife.
5: MRS. GRUNDY.
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MALONETON

There will be church at Mt. Olive
Hhe first Saturday and Sunday in this
month. -. VIM. Gordon made a bus
mess trip to Portsmouth Thursday 49,.
Miss Effie Justice of Russell is visit
ing the Misses Swearingin this week.
Everett Gordon is no better. Misses
Earnett Anna Swearingin. Myrtle Iva
Clark. Arth and Will Swearingin at
landed the party Saturday night given
by Miss Josephine Larke and all re-
ported a nice time. -. Born to Mr.,
and Mrs. Sam Gordon a girl, Sylvia.
SNOW BALL
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How a Noted Vet. Gets Rid Of Rats
Farmers Heed

DR.. II. H. Butler says. Il use RAT
SNAP around my hospitals every three
months, whether l see rats or not. II
does the work-RAT-S SNAP gets them
every time. l recommend ii to every
body having rats" Don't wait until
there is a brood of rats. act immed-
lately you see the first one. Three
sizes, IS, CSC, $1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by Louisa Drug Co, Louisa.
L. F. Wellman. Louisa. r. T. Berry &
Son. Blaine, Frank Frasher, Fort Gay.
W Va
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FALLSBURG

]. d. Damron visited home folks Sat
urday and Sunday. ID. Hensley and
wife passed through here Friday en-
route to Vessie to visit her sister, Mrs
Chris Savage. Ed Rice OF Catletts-
burg, was up last week for few days
hunt. >. Mrs. Lon Skeens was very sick
last week j. Mrs. Ann Cooksey visited
her daughter, Matte Rife. at Potter
Sunday. 49,. Went Shortridge visited
Robert Gaines and wife one day last
week. SUNFLOWER.
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Servant Girl Wouldn't Go in Cellar,
Fearing Rats,

Mrs. Temper. Plalnheld. N. J., says.
Rats were SO bad in our cellar the
servant girl wouldn't go there. Bought
some RAT SNAP and 1t cleaned all the
rats out" RAT SNAP destroys rats
and mice. Absolutely prevents odors.
Comes in cake form. no mixing. Cats
or dogs won't touch 1t. Three sizes
2bc, 65c. 3l.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Louisa Drug Co, Louisa. L. F. Well
man, Louisa. r. T. Berry Il Son. Blaine,
Frank Frazier. Fort Gay. w. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-03
~ Got Real Mad Whom | Lost My Set
tinu Hem Mrs, Hannah.

Il went into the hen house one
morning and found my favorite setter
dead. / got real mad. Went to the
store, bought some RAT SNAP and in
week | got six dead rats. Every body
who raises poultry should keep RAT
SNAP" Three sizes, 35c, SIS, Sl.25
Sold and guaranteed by Louisa Drug
Company, Louisa, l.. f. Wellman, Lou
lisa. r. T. Berry & Son. Blaine, Frank
Frasher, FIT. Gay, w. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-03
SHOW We Cleared Our Summer Home
of Rats" by Mrs, Perry.

When we opened our seaside home
last May, it was alive with rats.
They'd gnawed all the upholstering.
We cleaned them out in a week with
RAT SNAP. l prefer this rat killer
because it comes in cake form, no
mixing. Saves dirtying hands and
plates" Three sizes, 35c, 65c. $l.25.
Sold and guaranteed by Louisa Drug
Company, Louisa, L. F. Wellman, Lou
lisa. r. r. Berry Il Son. Blaine, Frank
Frasher. FIT Gay, w. Va.