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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-20

Former Ohio People to Picnic.
Former Ohio people living at Red
wood Falls enjoyed their first annual
Ohio picnic at Ramsey State Park.
Several talks were given and the eve
ming enjoyed very much.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED

J Q Nichols 8lst birthday wa celebrated at the home of his daughter, w. r. Tipton Sunda July 18th.
 It was a regular family re un ion fourteen children, forty two grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren were present.
 The dinner which consisted of almost all the good things im- aginable and fresh fried fish in . abundance was spread picnic fashion on the lawn. Late in the afternoon the guest departed each wishing their host ..many happy returns
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
Crop Conditions
 Are Favor able

Reports from all parts of the state continue most favo able as to crop, conditions There has been a ve'y de lad improve ment during rhe last few wsel S both In corn. sna cotton. Both crops are overcoming the back wardness which for a time seemed fG threaten then. It is now predicted that the cotton crop vii! be ooe of the best we have had in years, aw4ys talk. into consideration the possibility of early flost'. However Il ( planter and the merci ans a'e merchants are more optimistic and their goo spirits aie being felt throughout the state in al business lines.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
Rank'n Slr1enIe's
 To s! er.ff Benton
Carried To Little Rock for c Keeping. Charged '. ith Kill
 ing N. H. Mockbea

John A. Rankin. who slot and instantly killed N. II. Mockbee, section foreman at Kingsland on July 12,n and had been in hidi, g since that time, surrendered 70 Sheriff Benton at Fordyce Ss tur- day morning.
 It was first claimed that Ran kins was discovered asleep in a field two miles from Kingsland by George Strickland, a regro wh) captured him and carried him to Fordyce. This report however has been denied by Ran- kin who says he asked the negro to take him to Fordyce to Sur render. He says he was worn out from hiding. His clothes were dirty and in rags and his hair and bearl were long and shaggy. He claims to have been in hiding near Parnell Springs since he made his escape.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05

The Birm'n sham Age Herald carried a picture of Miss Marisu Coxer in the last Sunday issue under which appeared Former Arkansas girl who is now one of Tuscaloosa's s most beautiful ard popular debotants, Miss Coker will enter the U. of Alaoama in the tall where it is expected she will play an important part il the college theatrical this win tel"
 Miss C,ker has spent much o her time win relatives in lsisol and her home was in Warren be fore moving to Alabama. Sh has a large circle of friends il South Arkansas.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
.Elon. }. B. Wilson
 Addresses Voters
To the voters of the 10th Judi cial District.


 cial District.
 Ladies and Gentlemen;
 1 desire to thank my friends anl supporters for the liberal support given me in my race for Prosecuting Attorney. two years ago. And for those who did not support me 1 have no iii will. Very few voted against lne be- cause of personal iii feeling. Most of the opposition was be- cause of personal obligation to or the good quantities of the m"n who at that time, opposed me
 Since I have been Plmeeu{inq Attorney 1 have stood firmly by the platform on whict made the race. Economy. and efficiency have been the guiding star ii every official action, ard 1t has been my earnest desire to -ma ke out equal and eXact astica in every case. 1 have always tried. to temper justice with mercy. Those who have visited the courts of this District have seen with what yigor 1 have p~tstcu- ted the guilty aad the kindness and leniehcy with which ] have dealt with the weak and unf0f- tunate where it vas evident that prej jadice and self 5hnes s back of the prosecution, and that vengeance was sought to be wrecked on some 'belpiess victim
 It would not be becoming in me to speak at length of the sue cess that has crowned my efforts While l nave been ffGSGcutlEG Attorney.
 But l will give you what oth- erB have to say. fne Advance MonticelIonja ,. had tEe following to sav-.-sa4ss.-.s.s.. ss-yas-.4-loss
 Tn this issue we are pleased to announce as g candidate the Honorable ]. K. Wilson, of War ren, Arkansas. to succeed him. self as Prosecuting Attorney of the 10sh Ju licjaI District; suo ject to the action of the Demo- crotic party.
 The voters of Drew County will remember that Mr. Wilson
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05

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Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
omp C ianty of my oppen 9n.t.

homr C Cmnty of my oppen 9nf.
 Now 1 feel very grateful 10 these able gentlemen who have carflsd to the voters of the 10th Judicial District these good tid- ings and 1 sincerely hope thl t when l have finished the work of this off @ at the end of'my second term. my friends will gladly say that l have rendered the same faithful and efficient service in even a .nore capahle mdnnet than during my first. term; that my experience sad observation conscientious and iodastrioas efforts during the ii7,sy term made ne more able to make the sort of Prosecuting |. Attorney the 10th Judicial Dis trict ought4to have. i%
 1t looked for a time as though. ] would be given an endorse ment-, term withoat opposition. Thomas J efferson and the other Fathers of Democracy have laid down the rule that faithful and efficient officer is entitle q to B second term ana is is very s. l. ldoln1that a good Democrat who has ever held office will try to break that time honored custom.
 At the eleventh hour le armed that there was all opponent tkat Mi. Henry i.ongfelow Veasey said he had nearly made up his mind to run for Prosecu- tirg Attorney all over the dir tr4ct. Some of his foinle op' ponents in political races advises me that Mir. Veazey has been running for office nearly thirty years, mostly Drew County.
 With all due respect to him, l if he had been suitable material for office holding the people of l Drew County would undoubted ily have found it out during these thirty years.
 The office of prosectiney At. torney Is d most st.nu. Is . z Sometimes fer two weeks st a time the prosecuting Attorney has to work almost pigft and day, trying cases in the day time and writing indictments at nie ht.. 1t requires the services of d virile and vigorous man both physically and mentally,
 I am now in the pnime of g young and. vigorous manhood, with a very active and success fal experience of fourteen years in the practice cf law and an now capable of sivins to the people services of a high char acter during tke next two years. Expel ieNce adds mucf to the efficiency of Prosecu ting Attorney, No man ca' take the office and tecome ia miiiar with every detail of i J unsil he has finished severa courts and has faced. the man! problems that, come before th' Prosecuting Atterney.
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Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
HendersOn--BrcWn

Miss Beulah Henderson and L2mar Brown were mareied at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Greenlees Tuesday August Ord Esq. Geo. F. Brown of England officiating.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Bob Henderson of Calmer and for several yea s she lived n Rson and was very popular with the young social set. The groom is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W.. ]. Greenlees and live at England. They left immediately after the ceremony for England where they will re- side.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05

I had hoped that at least one state race could be made without either candidate resurting 10 mud singing. 1 have conduc- ted my race on 8 high plane but it seems that my opponent could not join me in a clean contest and he has seen fit to stoop to viIiiication and abuse.
 MT Owen knows 1 am not the candidate of any faction or any set of men and that I announced for Highway Commissioner be fore any one aunoupced for Gov ernor,' Just before making my announcement for Highway Com missioner. 1 talked to Mir. OW- ell and he stated to me thaE he would not De d candidate to sue- ceed himself that three terms was enough in any state office and that iie expected to le 8 can didate for Governor. The Ar6. ansas Democrat of Augt t zn. |. 1919 carries news story ef my announcement fer Highway Com. missioner and tue reporter state S that Mir. Owen las sail he i would not see< .ren0minati0n as ] hiig hway Commisslone. v but ould pro5ly De a c, naidat for i Governor. 1 have a wne and baby to support which makes me doQptly anxious to vii, and
 therefore 1 am n.eddling with Do oih her races.
 Mir. Owens attempt to line me up iii the Governor Ia e must
 iall and is only 8 political tricH
 10 prejudice friends of some ol
 the candidates for Governor
 against me. In the camps ol feyery candidate for Governo,
 will be foand some of my stron, (l'tf,,i;lluzd on l,nve o(
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05

was elected to this mportant soifiee tvo'y enns,~ go@ and it is generally known threugkout the entire District that he has made an efficient and capable prosecu- enr. He is recogni; ed as one of of the est 'awvers in The state, has conducted the office of Pros acgting Attorney upon. high plane, is 8 tireless worker, a good man. a sound lawyer. and s only asking for an enforcement term.
 It is fhe old nemocratic cus- tom which has been. a second term, and which has been ham : ed down to us through the anna S of time to give true and faith fui servant, as sMf. Wilson has been, 9 second term, and we commend him to the .~ favorable consideration of otheg.1Cters of Drew County.
 We wish to repeat that OUT Prosecuting Attorney comes in contact constantly with the best legal talent in the st,te. Mir. Wilson has he:d his own during the past. two, years against the strong lawyers for the dtfense and has secured many conyic- tions."
 The Ashley County Leader of. Ashley County. the Tri-C>unty Advocate'of Dallas County, the Clevet4nd Ca, Herald he Chicot Spsctator}of ot County have said equally qs, good things as the De MGfRthty paper tnd tie Chicot, spectator ventures the predictioa tn2t.a very large ma jority of the. voters of Chicot County @a9d, tRe@ 10th Judicial D strict wiil tai1e pi,s asuro in ex- pressing ttnir appreciation of my efforts 5y voting for ne for 3 4eapd term at the primary election to be held August lGth.
 The Dermott. News of Chicot County, she Spark man News of l g "a 9&euney, the Crossett Ob- .ssr verss.se~-ashsey Certnry all in annoancjos my candidacy for re election quote with approval the editorial aot9aafiaS, in. the Advance : MonlicelIonian, an nohnctng me for re selection to the e,oiiise of Prosecuting Attor- ney. What the Monticello and Drew County papers had to say aug1t to be ali the more persua' sive coming as it docs from the
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
LEW G0MqAAY FORMED

The Cleveland Oil and Gas Company has been organized here with L, (. Alderman. F. Nj. Cock, ]. z. Thomas and w. E. Galloway in charge. They will buy and sell leases, royalties etc
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
Continued. on page :

Born-,to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moore .Sund sy, July 25th a daughter. She has been named Emily Gene.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05
Wilite--BreWer

Miss Vera White and Bonnie Brewer were quietly married at the home of the brides parents, MT. ana Mrs. Bob White Satur- day evening Esq. H. E. Chap man officiating, Only members of the families were present to witness the ceremony.
 Both were residents of " hite- oak township and have many friends who wish them happi- ness and prosperity.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05

The little two year old child of Mrs. W. ". Anderson wes D infu!Iy injured Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. ". Cash. The child was hooked in the mouth by a Cow.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-08-05

Mrs. Julian Tourney and el f. dren of Greenwood, La. are visiting here this week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

wtth plsts Both wuel utsi .iIk fab
rics are 10 te tkuaei Wjia IN the
fall styles aaa at sofis IF ~plaittngs
A aew !RlF mosivi N sttiisd woalsgo
y.sgesr ",r- " ca'rqs ~ gtrsss~ -, q,@iss,tr sass
h s'fapn IN ihe picture ahpsr AauY
read uusdt skirts eaapiaf aerofdiaa
p'c'tA that ere lieesi henuse they take
teas material thsn other plaits and
tlraYt as effective, IA Gtey % tasisersNi
rrosn the mo,lsl IN the picture The
pialtrd skirt Is easy % make 81 h'tiias,
ttn. has only 10 bay material twice
the lcHg,h u the shirt Plus be width
~ the hem, with sometimes a htt'e
additional allowance fot matching
the stripes or piafis The goods -
in Two lengths seized up nnd The
hem rat In. Then I, + iakrn 70 me
professional 10 plat, In a plating ns
ctlue. OF one can 10 ihia work =, home
Tn, rIai,s mus, te very thoroughly
~pr~srasb down.
when stripes running on the dag
onal arr wanted. the making IA tess
slmIl,. but even then presents no very
great difficulties,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

T>tIEltE r. ~ taJeh IL he saHd ~
i separate skirts because their arn
~ many - -heu The separate skirt
more or lass drezst 81 ~ glrn
~ Ia. Ak.ass1n .6itct ,y-,s.s's>s~ ~ vs"r,y~c-
spend VHh q iu character. mas Uoa
the staadtO,t allegiance II American
wolnrn and IS issvu rs Il matter q
coar'er IN every wardrobe Just rs taiL
Or,sl salts httd htnu~es are Together
With tailored nitr pieee dresses, e
gives opportunity Cor varying our e,
cryday clothes Tor morning or street
wenr, ard Il Is the corners'on. ~
sports apparel Ia the richer fabrics
TOT afternoon and dHncr dress. Il Is
the complement W mAny beautiful
.Al44lAaA AIal saA4nlAA IL Is A steat can
v%enlence 70 take one skirt With $ey.
sra' hlouses and ring many changes
IN the toilette.
A FAD for plated skirts last now
has proved an Inspiration 10 Grsigner~
They seem 10 delight IN Ingenious
management ~ striped or plaid fab.
rites that can be- made 20 do all sorts
OF u~nlookc,Lfor things Ia conjunction
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
WHERE THEY WOULD BE LOST
Deaf Mutes HAD the Advantage In tho
Noisy subway, but 40" About
the pArknessi

Senator Thomas j. Walsh OK Won
tann and his SECRETARY were returning
from q late session ~ the seuAtc one
night by way ~ the merry gf ruund
motor that runs through the subway.
This queer. though reputed 10 he
luxurious motorcnr makes more noise
than an atrplane. and In the chatter
and noise u usually sl,s with closed
eyes until whlT8ed through I the 9th.
er end. On this particular rscasioa
however, two deaf mutes. utterly un.
conscious ~ the lin. ~, ~ccnvcrsing
easily on the front seat. Senator
Walsh Watched their fingers ny. fas
cinated. Leaning over 10 his Secr~
tnry. he yellsd N BITS sasHi ~
Miles. they've got IL on US. after All,
haven't thcyT" But In a few minutes
he followed Il NJ gleefully With Say,
Miles. vhcrs'd they be In the dark.
thought
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

THE sWs.ple mother dives not
worry ebep TIE time ci;nts 20
out0t her daughters hg tnd l}tf'e,
Der sshcol 4Ay< SIC kGeus that she
eaGl.n. "a wrena wher mtl'S !ogsses
are determined uPs. for scf>3 wear
Ttey have rl3te On unasSa ih,e Place
for ,hryrsely ys lr the Nrlaas ~ these
who shay. the tts'nscs. n the fsast
senosNs and ugsnS Il these schtal$ re,
aulre A. ~,,Ssttyl't sisft faF thp everyday
wear et their rRp@ls snd admit no OK
rey.ten 70 this rulc- tasfeera desS,
for schs~A agsr q ~ geSsl an iSFs
that "a ought 10 spread ss1 Il II rso%
shle sAat snr,e day 3, viii ~ trsG
BE for eectNtn raNllr s~ettssls. Nsh.
ers ean further IL Il they wiil-
The s~ucccSsful T8tity Is not aaite
~ siiaple a proposition to deai ntth
as \, looks ;o IN. Its straight lia@z
n,ns, ~ trim I'nsss ifs collar well aa
,rstnl. It's sssagisigr shsFssly. its sleeve
rt.,rsv Anil asst Ns fni.A sf-s.e r~~
rrtasa The miskls 20 the sch.sai sui;
shove above Gus lifrs A. . FIRST rfass
example when yai 10 theSs tests II
a srtn4 garment via -alin4 tailored
rsg}ls q llstse yests*, q tie sss sleeve
,aal beic&aSs to the Unite! States
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

Persons Who have never pract'c'i
thrift VII nnd That Nc nrs, 500 they
save II tho most dIFtiCIly part ~ the
Undertaking. saf-'s w'sStyatis, Il TIL
liona,rc many tjmcs over After they
have reached this amount they begin
TO reap the meutal and financial bene-
Ats Of their economy. They ind
themselves stronger aud Easily
able to rrsI@t ihe temptation ~ sqlan'
der money They gain A sense OF sta
hittty aud muruF courage which ~as
not theirs before They rraltfc that
at best they are on The right rtad.
lASs ara hraaal Ia ths .rlxhi dirre.
ton. They arr IN their way 70 happi.
ness and success,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
SAW SOLDIERS OF FIVE WARS
sstsr pe~tsrton Oak Has History
Probably Unsquaisd by That OF
Any Other Tres.

Nehit~rv of Ave wars have been
nssiied beneath the John Pemhcrton
oak tire. i~iristsl. Virginia Tennessee.
somlnat~L for n place In the hall
~ fame of the American forestry
association a, Washington by Mrs ~
o. lewis secretary N Virginia for
NJ Daughters Of the American Rev.
sitHta1 Under this tire Col. John
r~ln,~rtnn mustered his troops Tor
The hattie Of Kings Mountain. A
usrher has heen placed on the tree
ny the Sycamore Shoals chapter, says
ite American FORESTRY Magazine. In
sssking tho announccmsnt The spt.
ascv. or the War Of 1912 met herc.
'yfr~n 'easr,e 'sse, M~xieaa ~sar saaa the,
sid tf~e saw men again leave ,heir
na~ne~ to nght. Next anne the
struggle between the states. and the
sab Witnessed the drilling ~ men to
arht one another In their " e,un,
Try Then came the world Wal aud
sgasn the veteran cak saw u boys
snswrt tsrlr united country'S call
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

navy. ma hs0dasae lusjgns There
is y cop1ca eet aaa bNaesrlcslnyls
psseAct on fha ier s1A arwi . tight
rwF rh'shiH. Z trvsG sleevry Eo.ss Q.
While hra}d #rr s'iieh~i WI u5th N.
rrr,roa chattf ftaTtes~ a. 4 itegysra
tea ic ec'lag sns' s%ieeysS, ~ tie Is
k%rsottrA ~ ,hr Improved CASA ca nod
snresds its crisp ends as IL sirs1ald
rlaiu sAlrts spgsay 10 hRye re- sse~i
,ria ihe fenlga NJ tGr.a'tes ibIrFs In
plain 'aatt-iaA soa hjsi1s reign tn
eselt stcsd thashie sot r4atts max.
saraissi ultHNt aloysp Hrss In tss skftt
of III rsa}dy snt, We have ~ ce.ucegse
;ha; they are tgsv ne thing seF II fce
thesr suits N ~ worth uhlle TO asa
gyssj uaateFSK IL ~FyeaCh md sto~tn
ssrses .sts rilrT, 1~au snf o'syer oar.
atfc ssortrs rf r3se,'Em weight. For
alapr rtrss the length ~ Ire mildly
ard rs h.p saes n4%~ Consideration
T-hess are ,e ~ sng- SsirtS are
usaally side plated,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
WaIks~a, Marriage.

A yoans couple rushed into the mar,
riage license bureau 10 the Municipal
bdildlng the other day and anaogactsi
10 CITY Clerk seully tia, they wished
TO BE- married Ell once.
Dan Cupid's executive ocicor sur
vcyed the couple fFeAa under grsgsiaa
hrnw~ and said severely I'm afraid
this i a runaway match
We'll. your homer" refurnsvi the
prospective groom. Il emit exactly
say We ran, but We walked pretty
fast Nsa York T9tues,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
D0DSON WARNS
cALOMEL. USERS
You Cannos Grpn. Sisken. or SlNa,e Yourself n You
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

ttsvr ana sxraEkApva ssA sr hsrrx aAS
SaseAsf AAaA- sAxls s@sssAa@a AisA sasA~
0a, HsaglasF sv.a svS, yas !fass 10 Aaek
and yet yypat' lasssat,
~ yssa take cAtNsaes tSstst sssia he
sack and ~RaaxeNtsd tasn3twms 10
slaea h aa, ss'fsste sna. @h:ls II
yea sake ts~asaaAs iirer TNne swa win
wake ap frelins great. fall et sHaea
tea, and reads fer wusk ~ play, Its
harmless Yss~san, add safe 10 siv>
10 eAssArr1s they tlAs st~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

CalesaSs s~alsatcs, ftSs gaesvaFy
Cskss~s #xs. a&- asassalss a. a s1Gs
gtsh iiver. Wlsa emlosEss ySazaes laiu
esataalT wlsii sgsaF hils h csAsases latN
Il, caasang geaanpaAg sud asasss.
II yea tre1 hsliNas hssas,ty csaa.
situated and ai knses~d eat tset ~
to your trsxsss and set = hsstie II
rNs~sSou'x Liver ToGas fer a tvw cents.
which Ia harmless vegetable sutsssA
tats fet aaASnreus casesaea Take Q
sgSsAnsai and u II apesat stsFv yuar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

LG0aara uas ssttv~ssrj IN raahits
80 naeh se that his fatally ave hisa
u pair and lei him 81 INTO the hisl~
uess Whea the hair hGagsss ar
'r4yFsit r~a@tvasssss .sassAss s sFFs~sss fspssnsI
hood The fatt,er u ulit II lcSss,
aFSi's yham Kept stteral -htres ~
t~.ss ~kseh ssFy, -v~v = sesErv~ ~ cart
osigy 10 TIE boys
"Wstch}, xn'n. ~ rafBe ytny' eH
Enthusiastically demanded vte ehum NJ
tarlr proud p-sssessrE
Itch whst ii4 Ss'u pNuse al yopr
seezy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

10 an AGATE s;iack Of Nasal rstArvh
Those sghiect TO frequent colds In tbs
bead" Will rnd that the una az HALL
CArkTiRti MEDICINE viii baild pp the
system, cieArse .he Heed and tenssg
thsra has Bahle u oplas Repeated at
tarkm If Acute CaisxtA may lead 10
Chronic cAtarrh
HALLS cArARnH MEDICINE 10
taken Internally and Rc,s ihrpnKN the
Hcoi ~a tho Mucous Surfaces ~ tie sys
~ thus fe1sstnE 'fs Inflammation sss5
NDkctins no-naal cors6itfsfs
Al ~*swssrySss~ tsse~tsss fr~~, ,4a
y. J. Cheney d Co. Tpieaa. ohso.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
c@n,l,ur, sasn %, TIE comnl,.len.

NoitAus better ,haa Futlelra soap
rta,'r nn4'ftiY'.%ta ~ .l'''e' - ri " Ss.sF 40
needed to make thy cuiupleNira clear,
sy8ip clean and hgn.is ~af' and white,
Md to this the fascinating fragrant
C%utlcurs TtltaW aud YOU have the
Cutlcura Toilet Trio Atv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

PASTOR Thls morning I Will have far
asy topic the 0rra, rtooi ~ t;rursfs.
Prevalent Member Of Congregation
fMrtsingi Two rut an engagement ~
clay soif ~ | can't stay hut III head
ih~ subscription list with St.tsN 10 ~.
ar..A tita Suffering t3cnrstaas Car,
opms Magazine,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
~EatOnic Worth
Its Weight in Gold"

writes Mrs, f. L. dr,lan from hef
hstae Ia trauklin. ". II Il feel like
4 new person. stomach feels foe AZ
1eT eating all nom taking your won
4~rfui eatoulc, It's worth liz scigrt
m Esysds "~yarr s".r .,r ..s s,r, ..,,s p,..>
Millions ot'suTerers from . acid.
gmMy stomAchs, heartburn. indigestion
bsosting. full feeling after eating
sAoaid try eptonlc. Just try lt-that's
al. and get relief. new life, strength
end Pep. II produces quick. ruio sGa
y b. results, because satonic takes W
GAs harmful acids and polsons aud
p2sries them right out Of tho body.
o. co1rse, when tho cause Is removed.
~ suSrerer gets w%eli~duicki
The pal In a trtiie. Your druggist
estst suppty ~snturtc, m. If st,t ~sft
Asttsr health. all you nced do ls-try
4 TODAY. You will surely feel big
hsssAts nj once, Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

What would yoa 10 " 500 were In
my shoss, teJ,hscnf asked Hoi,tss,
Have en- cleaned, replied leplsson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

pr Fs.rys prat sNa hss sniay.t pap
paf yp.tuF4} ~ FB Htafu Mar6FtrtNi -
UusT ~ shfs i@sftN s+Ee fsa~' SS&ss
III paafi st. fs~ TBFa G.ty -Aav
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Dc 80

''l'a WJat lis n bltns remark
Il suppose IL y The ktft ya1 say
90 a pnrsah : teeth"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

ANY way Ia go.tl that bring. the de
s,fcd INSULTS, aWl bad that Is lretr~c-
tive.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Quite the Contrary

Isnnie-so you finally proposed 20
tmw. auppvar she sald, "rhiA h -
ep.ddenr
faek~~No abe said u wasa'i sudden
sasaeh. She had accepted rUiu the
aaskt brfore n6sioa Trafs,trp,. '''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Lift Right. Oft. M!ihau, Pain

Doesn't hurt q bit Drop q little
'Freezoae" ON an aching corn, instantly
hat corn steps hurting, then shortly
you III II right OF with fingers. Truly !
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle Of
"Fr~eEone" for n few cvnis sursciest TO
remove every hard corn. soft corn. or
corn between the toes. and the cailusea.
without soreness or irritation