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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-22
CAMPAIGN TRIVIALITIES

Perhaps it is because of a lack
Of important topics, or perhaps it
lis because of reluctance or in
Iability--to discuss such topics,
that bright young newspapermen
who are lowering about the en-
Ivironment Of the presidential eau.
didateS are led to fill their CORES
|ponden"e with such triyialities.
Whatever it is the public is learn
ing IA good many things at the eX-
pense of telegraph tolls. when tel
egraph lines are crowded, and of
print paper when print paper is
scarce and high priced, that it
does not need, or care. to know.
With continuing uncertainty III
regard to the exact opinions Of
both candidates on many import
ant subjects, word comes that one
of them arrived at the administra-
ton building adjoining his home
so early that it had not yet been
opened, and calmly" seated him
self on the porch to wait; and,
what is equally important, that
he is writing his speech of accept
ance with lead pencil on a
scratch pad, as he used to write
for the newspapers" instead OF
debating the speech. To be sure,
editorial habits are persistent, but
it may be doubted whether the
public is so much interested in
them that it would have a press
organization devote It's energies to
these details.
A candidates visit to his boy.
hood home, 36 miles from his pres
ent residence, no doubt has a sen
timental interest-for the candi-
date-and there is a fine touch OF
domesticity in the correspondent 5
discovery that the great man, with
his coat off, was roasting pota,
toes and broiling lamb chops over
a campfire, " but neither the visit
nor the cookery throws any light
on what kind Of president he prob
'ably will make. The whole thing
looks as if the correspondent felt
the urgent necessity Of doing
something without having any
4 !
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-22
JOACHIM HoHENZOLLERN

Why make such an ado over
young Joachim, the Kaiser
Youngest son, committing suicide ?
The environment in which he was
brought up was not conducive TO
the best mental or physical
development, and after a night S
debauch, with his youthful rain
bows turned to ashes, it is not to
be wondered that judgment left
its throne and the suicide route
was taken.
We pity such family tragedies,
no matter in what home they oc-
cur, and our heart goes out to his
good mother, III Christian sympa-
thy today, as she stands beside the
lifelesS body Of her last born child.
From all we have been able to
gather Mrs. William Hohenzollern
is a good, true, modest little wo-
man, who has borne a large family
of children, given them the best
training possible i'll such home
as was made for her by her eXiled
husband, and our respect and re-
gard for woman in general causes
IuS to write this paragraph to
prove there is one newspaper pub
liShed that will regard the death
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-22
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-22

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90 ] 1870 Pacific Ave-,
! Tacoma, Wash.
l They SAP that,
h You should see those
h Blue Serge Suits go
n at $1,000; this is
q all wen get Of
X them and it will be
a year or more before
h you will get suits
81 as good as these at
III This price or near il:
Il Some fellows
b evidently know this
b for they are buying two
B suits instead of one
h and that 5 good
Il Judgment when you get
B them both at below
Il the price
of one $4,000 suit.
We refused to buy
s. clothing at the
q prices last Spring;
Il we've cot enough to
D carry Nc +brorah
:"
.l''S year dil! we
. believe we shall
] . ss ss.s to ' Soy t tss
coming season:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

CfRPETS CLEANED the best way
Dy the best cleaners WlLSON-MlL-
IICAN Plant Phone 7s6 -Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
BRAVES NIAGARA FALLS IN
@ EIr. nnnN NnT Enr-Er

Niagara Falls. y. Y, July a.
Charles G. Stephens. Of Bristol. Eng
was killed Sunday when be went
over the horseshoe falls in barrel
The cask in which he made the trip.
though built OF stout Russian oak
slaves and bound with steel hoops.
was smashed ike an eggshell Pieces
Of the barrel were>picked I'D near the
bank on the Canadian side, but
stephens body has not been re-
covered River men say that Il may
not come to the surface for a week
or ten days
Stephens was So years old and has
a wife and IL children In Bristol.
where he was a barber. He served
three years in France with the Brit
fish army.
Stephens Is the third TO attempt
the barrel trip over the falls Mrs
Annie Edison Taylor went over in
October. 1901. In an oak barrel and
Bobby Leach made the trip in July
1911 IN q steel barrel. Both are stir
living.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
XVII.



What Is a faculty.
2-What IS propaganda
3-Who was the ninth president Of
the United States2
4-What Is a cartOn2
5-What Is a canyonl
6-Who wrote the Wonder Book p
which is the largest planet IN
our solar SYSTEM
s-Where do the Kanakas live1
s-What does 1t mean to make any.
thing plumb
company and In what year?
Answers TO Saturday, KWizf
1-Helter-skelter is confused and
disorderly hurry.
2-The color Of sulphur Is yellow.
and that Of sulphur flame is Pc
culiar, lurid blue
s-An article is a particular thing
or event; a part Of speech
"A particle Is a small amount or
a minute portion Of matter; and Is
also an unaffected part Of speech a
proposition .
5-The famous farm garden In the
heart Of New York city Is in Bryant
park, behind the public library. It
is maintained by the department OF
parks and Is known as the Demon
stration garden
"a screw calk Is a wooden OF
metal peg or knob to screw into the
shoe soles TO prevent slipping
abraham Lincoln was noted for
wit, wisdom and kindness patience,
courage and faith
She Temple Of Heaven" Is in
Pekin. China: a large pale blue pa
coda temple. where the emperors
worshiped in former days 1t has
stood unused since the rise OF the
republic, and 1 now proposed as the
central building Of the next world's
fair, in 1922
g-A carburetor Is an apparatus
for charging air with gas from gaso-
line OF other hydrocarbons for ilumi-
mating or power purposes.
1O-Chicago became a town settle
ment as distinguished from the
original fort settlement IN 1885
Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
TOYAH BELL STARTS DRILLING
ON NEW 1000 FOOT TEST WELL

Pecoss Tex. July Zone well has
spudded In. the rig for another has
arrived. and the contract for a third
has been let IN the Pecos valley ter
ritory during the past week, accord
ing 20 the Pecos chamber OF com
merce.
so, block 1, h & G. " railway sur
vey, has started drilling with all cas-
ing and a fun equipment OF tools for
their 1000 feet test east OF the Pecos
river. An Armstrong rig has been
taken to section 70, block 81, town
ship 4, IS miles northwest OF Pecos,
for a 1900 feet test H B. Davis. OF
Magnolia, Miss, is to drill The con-
tract for a standard rig has been let
by ]. c. Tolman, representing the
New York syndicate. and his com
pany viii drill on block l0l, Culber-
son county. Materials are now on
the ground.
Dr. Hugh H. Tucker. geologist- Is
70 talk before the Pecos chamber OF
commerce at a meeting Tuesday eve
ming in the court house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Secrets OF The
Mooies ReUealed

! n Can film that Is being project
~ ed upon the screen be stopped
for n short time in order to hold
some specific scene on the screeHf
A. No. not with the high powered
] projectors used in theaters- The heat
] generated by the carbon lights is so
l intense that the film would catch fire
l II It stopped. IN these machines
I danger of fire is eliminated by a fire
shutter which automatically closes
down behind the film should the
] speed Of the projection machine be
retarded In the small OF home pro-
( jectors where the lights are not so
bright and the heat less intense II is
Z possible 20 stop the film on a par
ticular scene for a short time.
q What professional career did
COrrine Griffifh-foll0W before enter
Ing motion pieturesf
A She was a professional dancer.
G. Who f. the wife Of Robert
AInnten and did she ever appear in
picfuresf
A She is Genevieve Mantell and
was her husbands leading woman on
the stage for four years She ap-
peared IN four Fox film productions.
O. How many Of the TalEude fam
fly are In the mOvies3
A Three Norma Constance and
Natalie Natalie is the youngest and
has only appeared IN Few pictures
The Talmadge family is one OF the
happiest in the movies Mother Tai
madge, called Peg" by her daugh-
tiers. Is their constant companion and
one Of the girls" Their father is
the son Of John Talmadge Of Plain
vile, Conn Dad" keeps in the back
ground and lets the spotlight fan on
mother and the girls
q Ii Julian EltinEe stin making
pictures and what Il his right namef
A William Dalton Is the famous
female impersonator' real name. He
still makes pictures occasionally al
though he has not given up the stage
Re can be addressed at 729 Seventh
avenue, New York
What screen star shocked the
residents Of Brooklyn n. Y, dur
ing the filming Of n scene year,
nEO In the serial, sfThe DOddess"f
The answer 10 this question VIII
appear In this department to-
mOrroW.-Copyright 1920, Thomp-
son Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
WIPES OUT
CALIFORNIA CITY

Willows, Calf, July 12.-Fire,
which started here late Saturday
afternoon. practically swept away the
entire business section OF this little
agricultural city, causing a loss vari-
ously estimated at from 100000 10
100000. temporarily isolating the
town because all wires went down
and exposing more than 100 persons
guests OF various hotels. to the dis
comforts Of open air life until they
could make their way to other towns
The business section was in ruins.
only three buildings having escaped
They were the Southern Pacific depot.
the Glenn county court house and a
new postoffice building.
Relief trains were hurried here
from Orland and Tehama
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

Sen Liberty Bonds to curtilI& co.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
ANOTHER BIG GAS WELL
IN AMARILLO, TEX
T. FIELD

Amarillo. Tex July 1.-THE Gulf
Production company has another big
wen In the Amarillo gas field This
well Is on the Burkburnett ranch and
Is making 100000 feet OF gas daily.
Il Is OF importance since Il opens
I'D a new territory. IS miles from
the original gas field.
The Amarillo gas field is rapidly
gaining in production and Is consid-
cred the largest gas producing area
In the world. Sixty new wells are
being drilled In the field for oil. al
though no oil production has been
found so far.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
-Four Year-OId Kills
Mother With Shotgun

Greenville, KY, July 12.-When
Mrs. Willis Graham, &c, tried TO stop
her four year old son. Harold. from
carrying a loaded shotgun out Of
their home yesterday, the child pulled
the trigger. killing her instantly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
SHIPPING BOARD VESSEL
GOES DOWN IN COLLISION

New York. July 1.-THE steam
ship Lake Frampton, owned by the
United States shipping board. was
sunk today off Atlantic City. n. J.
after il had collided with the steam
shfu Comus. according to wireless
messages. Three members OF the
Frampton's crew are missing. The
Comus was damaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
BORDER OFFICER KILLED IN

AIHEMEf TO HALT AUTOMOBILE
San Diego. Calf July 12.-Alfonso
G. Bernard. a United States immigra-
ton officer stationed at Campo. 60
miles from here was run down and
killed late Saturday night by an
automobile when he attempted to halt
the machine in a search for snug
glers.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17
S.CHEEvER
HAD TO fight
FOR A BREATH
Portland Woman Gains rs
Pounds and Ends Troubles
BY Taking TanIac

since taking Tnninr have gained
twenty i've pouitdN ana fool better
man have in yopra" said MrH Men,
a. 'hccNrr. who lives at ~, corner
81 hAsh Hvcnu" and i02ud street. Port
land. oregon Continuing she said
y auffcrcd twenty vonra with rhcu
rr''.t1 guf .'rwfrh .fruhi~ sra p
few months nro hud TO give up com
plcirly nnd take 10 mt bed had
WninF nil uyrr my hodY aud my mua
clcH would draw az SEQ tight ruiid
hardly kotp from screaming ~ umce
f"ii Ike thousand needles woto
sticking in me nrd ! had pam over
my hidn"Nr nearly Az rho time Near
W every thing I ate seemed go ulfn io
gas aud caused my heart 10 paiplinfr
No hnd ! feared / had henif trouble
ana thought every breath would ha
my lnst WIS bndlv rnu.tipntcd
too. and hnd aimplr terrifying head
nrh"H Tint would last vesf nt % time
! was sn nervous ! fclt ukc crying
out az the TOP of my voicr and { lost
80 much weight only weighed seven
tv-fivo pounds
friend advised me to take Tao
lnc ard u WrH simplg wonderful Tire
war ! Improved right fum tho start
! have NOW fnten foui h0tfioH nnd ms
indigestion in entirely gone ant pnv.
thing without the alirht'at trouble.
my thoumnti m haze lust about icfi
in" mover have % hoadaeho aud my
nervcf rrr steady ng clock an
never roug'irlird ANY nmr and mv
ronernl health is 30 good want o.
Toll the whole world about what a
wonderful medicine Tauh, iH"
Tnnhtc RS sold in Corpus chrl.n
hN 'he hiuN DRUG store md the loud
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17
4. ANp 3. Go lrrrrn-

iNN 100 |ff fNiHNI i'iWNH.
STEW ORLEANS Aug tfg poit
irHi conditions ir Europe continue 90
lopfese tho market Az thr hoiah,
tiki arms BE- nearing Warsaw ana NOW
H reported within ave milos uf tho
Polish capital. 10 iH fc1rcd Tint it mll
lH imminent
The weekly crop review nf tho Mrri -
rhiH toum' nd Appeal wn. cound
cred better than cXpcctcd tho crop
holdtrc b. own. nr 40 lcnat nN ruod
ls u end of lulv
T'Niil" REPORTS are rathc uafisur
nlc wfDcH declining ion want ut o.
"ticH domHnd 300 primary markets uud
nc'uuac 90 increasing Imports at cot
ton goods. while Alauchc4t~ reported
uneasin"ss over the foreign political
situation
As tct tho domaud foi snot n me
south r'mliuH slack aud ns old crop
cottun it eomiur in competition with
urw coop cotton. especially iu south
IoNus. southern markets nhow do
lining tendency
Wall street pesHmism ns regards
fhr European political oufluph Souni
monthly returns indicate mo crop To-
ho masking progress iu the face of tho
present luug spoil nf wet weather lu
titiduHl crop accounts from fhD inf..
riut however, denote deterioration iu
many sections ~ tho bolt. claiming too
Wurt fain and incroasine damage OF
worm and wrrsll As yot the weather
inland continues unsettled with pros
poets tor more rain over the grrntei
portion of the rnftou region pHrtlcu-
ialN caat of the Niasisappi river
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17
SUGAR

NliN YORK. Aus ~ There were
nn d'vriopmcu'n in 10" local raw On.
gar market today aud pricre were NV
cha god
Tho market for refined wna puio
and pllcvu unchanged az " 10 to 22 90
foi fine rinuuiltc1
TiHdiuE Goa the sugar market svns
lrrs Hs'iN" today aud operators np
roRrod to be- awaiting flesh develop
mcuia iu "a" spot market Final priroa
wcrc - to 70 points not higher Sow
crops wotr neglected mud prices IN
changed from the previous cloae.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17
All Grains Close
Weak and Heavy

y, Tho Asaociatod rteha
CHICAGO Aug 10 -rhutc was
ust W huvins demand in al nrnina
today mud priCcN were weak wish r.
heavy close 80 the finish wheat
showed net lor4 uf " 10 gtc. while
oats Wrtr of 10 INC rtoviniona
wgre easter with pricon ranging fram
10 to anU lower
Free aolllug hN commission houarg
caused considerable weakness IN
wheat buying was scattered cnrh
houses taking moderate quantities on
the decline Country ncrcptincos were
reported iight hy local receivers and
OFFERINGS southwest also were limited
corn was undor p,enturc good pact
~ the day.
oats declined in Hsmpnthy with other
grains
Provisions likewise sold to a lower
hauia
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17

SEW NpRi, Aux lG GfhN COT.
tom goods m1,ket TODAY continued pft
With demHnd irhi Nafua wcrr o.nler
rud raw sll atotdN nn ropnri thAt
the r'oinr m Japan VIII b" curiniiod
5o prr cent fut the most twu munih.
Wool g0ods continued dull bat more
tauuut lW hW hp WIF reported
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17
SPOT COTTON


liverpool.
Spots qui"t md prices cnaior sales
8 unu nee nipts 600 good mlddling
lN31 middhur $3.50
open High Low Close.
ortohel 13tC 2.1i 2'ln g2 a.
iieocmhrl 9' 30 g14i 1f a.
New York.
opoi soon CLOSE
ortoher go ,O. go 8O11 2pGi So
hr. rulhtr }H 20 r HA &, "s Co. b.
@pnt nuirt md Too down mddHng
sH &c. .aloa 8lt
New Orleans
Open Nonu Close
cafohcr aHo0 .al 1890 ..Tl ga
December 2H1a-li 2Naa 9hIa ts
spots quiet aud 30 down midding
80 30 sal"s 3i4
Houston
Spnt quiet and 5a down middhug
1926. atlvH Ni
Galveston.
spota quiet AMI 500 down midhuuP
"a 900 aalcs Ha1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17

ff"fHf NNif fNiI EN 'fNI HIflNN'IfM t' Ifn
ono hHrt'ls md the barge sabine.
with 1000 hirr.l- of ON n rauid not
Do learned here yesterday 90 whom
IN" oil WIS consigned hu' 10 MAS Ur-
li"'ed the sap railroad hnd purchased
Walter Wesley. negro. ,ha-ord
Win Geuing iutoNicl iiquor. was
trfr' ted N'stcrdaf hr Deputy s.
Mrrhal ~ ~ sharp on complaint
pf chief Of Toiire ID j. Wright So
was prrairned before Comni innef
Mount 1nd hia Nond aef ~ B.Ol
program, ~ r1usic.l numbers ard
TON and cl"s aicil dances VII he given
tonight go N p'oiocis 10 me high school
tor thc hcncfii uf fht Boy SCOUTS
Marriage lieenses ~cra ISSUED ye,
ferdaY iu the office NJ rho counts elnrf
30 the f1ilowfn i.nui. " Henson
and Nn' r. Nief,r Eduradp Ee.as
and Cloiilda N4rHucs rreuclo so.
dana and Thartrci4 fontfrIH, tiDfrh.
~ Robin on md \"and williams. Gus
Stticidcn and irsno ilet
SUIT Cor divorce vas Glad io ,h,
office ~ tltr ai'ri ~ tho di.ffirf eourt
~ lieaaie Mo- nifa te'tna chUics %.
Mcclure
Tho trial of the case ~ rlui,hi-c
~ Nelson begun rr" "ocnnie
me entire Ass No.dt fu fho tisfr.,t
court i ia probable tle case uli ns
completed TODAY
Lieutenan, kirk sr,addus ~ ,rc
Fourth I - nlrt who wa Il -rn"'
several da,s az fhr N'irres hntei irs
Yesterday ra For lhic' klnfat 90
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17

SUIT for diforca was fiad in th.
office ~ tlr ei'rl ~ thr di.ffirf couti
~ Reaaie Mo- nlfo against Chuics o.
Mcclure
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17

Tho trial ~ the case ~ nui-hi-c
fs Nelson. begun H.f ra.. occupfei
me "rtir" dav Nondt 100 fhe tisfr..f
court ii iH probable the ease DIH ns
completed TODAY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17

iIsc caller cissanea ass.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-17

COTTON GOODS.

Spota luict and ao down mdhuu
"a 900 ailos 9si
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19

Found . g bunch of keys. own
er please see DR.. F. r. Burton.
The family of NJ. p, Llewellyn are
all i'll, 1t is thought two have the
pneumonia.
Insurance with C. Dickinson & Co.
the best Insurance and Service.
Miss Pauline Lay has recovered
from flu.
Every dollar spent at home makes
all the people more prosperous.
Tuesday, March 23rd, we will sell
regular soc cans table peaches for
Ale can. Limit three cans to a
customer. Stanfill & Co.
Mrs. w. B. Minton and two girls,
Emily and Willamara, are about
over the flu.
For Rent - Brick Apartments,
each containing 4 rooms. See T. F.
Faulkner. 2O-5tp
Nose Potter, the sixteen year old
son of Mack Potter. of the Jackson
Mining Company, Artemus, died
Tuesday morning from pneumonia.
Interment at Swan Pond Wednesday
We will bond you. C. Dickinson
& Co.
Bread is your best food-Eat
more Of it-Model Bakery 20 st
PARROTS Garage is unloading
thee new Cole SIS this week. They
are also expecting 6 Chevrolet cars.
Buy a home. c. Dickinson e. Co.
Real Estate Agents.
Watch our home advertising col
umns. Our merchants are anxious
for your business and are telling you
what they have for sale.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will have a food and pastry sale on
Saturday, April 3rd.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess CalNR amyAi
Tablets, that areY -
lightful, Safe anu = n
Sure. 2$s&w

Physicians and Druggists are advis-
ing their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order as a protection against
the return of influenza. They know
that clogged up system and a lazy
liver favor colds, Influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short o cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with swallow of
water-that's all. No salts, no nausea,
no gripping, no sickening after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is puri-
fed and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what you please-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-fve cents.
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your mOhey IL you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.-(Adv.) 4
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19

The Stanfill & Co. store Is INSTALL
ing an electric coffee rooster.
Don't overlook the advertising Of
Miss Laura Hayes. She has things
that will please every taste.
Don't put off until tomorrow what
can be done today. Insure with c.
Dickinson & Co.
On Tuesday, March 23rd, we will
sell regular soc cans OF table
peaches for 41c. Limit three cans
20 customer. Stanfill 4 Co.
Our Tuesday sales are strictly
cash and carry. but look what a
saving. Stanfli G Co.
Buy your Easter hat at home and
help the home merchants to bring in
only the best. This you can do and
be satisfied right at home.
Collie Franklin will leave Monday
for Knoxville, Tenn. to buy Easter
hats which will be here by Wednes-
day, March "a,
Your property may burn tonight
Insure with C. Dickinson & Co.
Phone 1856.
Mrs. Sarah Parker Comley, OF
Beattyville, has been Waiting rela-
tives and friends for q few days.
We have at least II different
kinds of meat at a time. Give us
your order. We're sure to have it.
Always a variety In meats. Fresh
fish on Fridays. Standll 4 Co.
Mrs. F. r. Burton. who has been
i'll with laryngitis. is able to Sit up.
Miss Rosie Creacy has been her
nurse.
C. Dickinson & Co. will insure
your dwelling. household furniture,
barn, stock, automobile and take a
risk on your life. accident and
health. Office over Cole, Hughes
& Co. Store.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder troubles,
gravel, weak and lame back, rheuma-
tism and Irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women.
not sold by your druggist, well be
sent by mail on receipt of S1.25. One
small bottle, often cures. Send for
sworn testimonials DR.. +. w. Hall
oo26 Olive ST.. st Louis, Mo. Sold By
druggists. ADV. 4S-52t
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
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With Your Blood Supply

the great vegetable blood medi,
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TODAY, and IL you need any med
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| Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19

have installed an up-to-date
x-Ray Machine for the examination
of teeth which may be causing
Rheumatism, Heart Trouble, etc
A. l.. Parker, Dentist, Barbourville,
Kentucky. 10