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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26
TEACHERS URGED TO ATTEND
NORMALS.
ASSOCIATED Negro Pressl

(Associated Negro Press)
New Orleans, La, June 24.--Negro
teachers are being urged to attend
the summer normal training school
which will begin its work in the very
near future The hope is to have
more attend than were registered
last year. 1777 were enrolled on last
years rgistr.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26

must prove to the Negro that you rae
with him that you do not draw the
color line in. matters of political
freedom. The Negro does not ask
social equality. He wants politica;
freedom of expression. If you give
it to him you will find the 100000
of the Colored race with you to a
man; if you do not. he must go
somewhere else"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26
ADDITIONAL LIST OF DONORS
TO THE CALDWELL-JONES
NUPTIAL.

One lace dresser scarf, Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Crumpton; one silver
violet vase, w. e. Lawrence; two
bath towels, Rev. and Mrs. w. l..
Dickson, Gilmer; one bath mat,
Mrs. A. B. Day, Oak Cliff; one
blue bird luncheon set, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Boswell and family.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26
ST. JOHNS DAY OBSERVED BY
MAS0NS.

st. Johns Day was observed Thurs
day night by local Masonic bodies
at Chester Park. Quite an enjoyable
program was had.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26
FROM PORTER TO DOCTOR
story OF Rise of Pullman Porter to
Doctor Typical of Many Men,
s'PIant Wizard" of Tuskegee Bids
Fair to Rival luther BurbnnIE.

MIX From Peanuts Just ns Good Os
from Cow, So Says DIR. Carver
Peanut Butter-MiIk GOOd.-Rubber
Made from Sweet Potatoes
DIR. Once "a Slave.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26
BUBONIC PLAGUE SYMPTOMS OF
DISEASE AS GIVEN BY DR.
GODDARD.

Austin, Texas, June 24.-Two cases
of bobonic plague having developed
in Galveston, letters are pouring
into the State Department of Health
asking what are the symptoms of
this dreaded disease.
DR.. C. w. Goddard, State Health
officer, gives the chief points of di-
agnosis as follows:
l. History of the patient having
come from an infected district with
in two to ten days previous.
2. High fever.
3. Extreme prostration.
4. Coma or delirium.
5. Enlargement of Emphatic glands
usually in the femoral or ingunial
region, but occasionally in the axilla,
elbow or angle of the jaw.
DR.. Goddard also urges that a
symposium on bubonic plague fea-
ture the meeting of each county
medical society held in Texas.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26

MISS 7. H. MILES,
Assisted by little niece and star
pupil, j. Marie Miles also a part
of her voice students.
Evening Chapel G. M. E. Church,
Tuesday evening, June %.
Mrs Miles little niece is the
smallest piano accompanist now APP
pearing before the public and has
just completed a series of Is out
of town engagements.
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and there
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
|AT SEVENTY She
GAINS 20 POUNDS
''Tanalac Has Brought Me Health and
Happiness" Says Mrs.
Mary Noble

II am now seventy years of age but
have actually gained twenty pounds
in weight in just a few weeks time, =
declared Mrs. Mary Noble Of 914 South
Seventh street, West Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, few days ago.
During the past ten years, continu.
ed Mrs. Noble, II have suffered all the
misery that goes with stomach trouble
and nervousness had to be- ex-
tremely careful about what ate for
even the lightest kind Of food, such as
milk toast, sometimes made me nau-
seated so [ was unable to keep it down.
Often l became almost deathly sick
and could tatse my food for hours
afterwards. Gas would form on my
stomach and press around my heart
so that it palpitated terribly and l got
SO short of breath i often thought
would suffocate. At night ! was afraid
to go to bed, for when L would lie
down felt like was going to smother.
My nerves were in a wrecked condition
and at night I would get so restless |
could not lie in bed and would have to
get up and walk the floor. AS result
j began to lose in weight and l kept
falling off until. lost about twenty
pounds and was no more than sha-
dow of my former self. / was almost
a wreck and the little house work 1
could do was a drudgery and | became
so discouraged i saw. little pleasure in
life
"About two months ago started
taking Tanlac and 1t Is just wonder
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
VAIL ITEMS
4 j. \ - AH +

Miss Margaret Short and Mrs. VIM.
White were passengers to Omaha Tues
day to attend the graduation of Miss
Mary White as a trained nurse from
the Methodist hospital at that place.
Misses Blanche and Gladys Lorenzen
were passengers to Denison TUESDAY
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fl. Sheridan visited the first of
the week in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell and
daughter Catherine, of Carroll Were
visitors in Vail Monday.
Misses Gertrude Rooster and Louise
Buck went to Carroll Tuesday to attend
summer school.
Miss Annie ,Kiniry left Tuesday to
attend summer school at Cedar Fails.
Misses Elsie Brogan and Nell and
Teresa Kinney were passengers TO Car
roll Wednesday to attend summer
Miss Pearl schlismatn. Of Lidderdale
visited the last of the week with Miss
Elsie Brpgan, Fetn rnilh sptday ~, ,Cay
ron tp |. s. y Z f.ooi. {. /. Y
cal!S,s & sRS z y,,o q
Sei asso "
F ihs a VIZ %4 ass s ssss v jss;
vacated by. NElfeSt Jghnspn and family
/ Mrs II. keenAy visited Wednesday al
lthe III. o. Dris6Sll home in Carroll.
II Mrs. John Duffy was a passenger tt
Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Jump spent the first Of
1.-the week at her home in Carroll.
Miss Mary Seigner and niece. Lucille
! Sefgner, spent Wednesday in Carroll.
j & Miss Margaret Regan and Mrs. A. 3
j McAndrews left Thursday for two
weeks visit at Colfax.
and Mrs. J. N. Qyhp were pas
|sefigers to Omaha Satufdd and after
a visit there will go to sEdncoln to at
il tend the commencement exercises, thell
daughter, Madaline, graduating from
i the university.
j Miss Grace sHawley returned Tuesday
Il to Cedar Falls to attend summer school
after spending g few days vacation at
Il home. ~
Misses Marie Mccormick and Cecille
il McAndrews were visitors and shoppers
i in Carroll Thursday.
Mrs. r. Brockelsby and son, Joe, OF
II Rockwell City, came Thursday and Wis
Il tied relatives and friends. Mrs. Brock.
elsby returned home Saturday, Joe re,
4 naming for a longer visit.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Friday and Bonita
i Fitzgibbops mofored to- the home OF
u B4E and. Mrs Chris Ailschstetter near
il LeNfars saturday e Bonita remained
Il and will ZEN iONs ii couple of weeks visit
i with her sister and husband. y IN I
Il AT b. PatterS0n last week purchased
4 on Jim Malloys the corner lot on Main
dstreet where flse yssiI drug store used
i to stand. The cOnSl deratjon was $1,000.
Il Quite number from here ATTENDED
Il the dance in West Side Saturday eve,
4 ming.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
&, NIsHNABoTNy ITEMS
4 4 + 4 + 4 + - + + + +
Carried over from last week.

Carried over from last week.
Mrs. p. J. Lally and daughters. Lu
Vern and Lula, were callers at the Il
A. Hickey home Monday.
Violet Dougal is helping Mrs. VIM
McLaren during vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eggleston ano
son, Allan, spent a few days the past
week at the Tom Carey home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bidlack are the
proud parents of son. born Tuesday
May 25th. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
The Miller sisters spent a few deys
the past week at the home OF their
sister, Mrs. Walter Zimmerman
Frank Pressholt was Defiance cal
Ter Saturday.
Z Rev. H. ~. schleier attended con-
ifirmation services held at Earring Fri
day.
Mrs. Tom Powers and children spent
a few days the past week in Sioux
City at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McCaffery ,Jr.. and
children, of Buck Grove, spent Sunday
at Vie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Nc ahon.
and Mrs. Elmer Polzien, of Buck
CIR were callers in Manila Tues
da, on business. 49,
Mrs. P. J. Lally and son, Adrian,
were Manning shoppers Saturday.
Mary Flynn, OF Dunlap, wea an over
Sunday visitor with her friend. Bessie
Knott. ~
Pearl Anderson of Eagle Grove, was
week end guest here with friends.
r. J.. and Dennis Mcmahon, j. u
Meehan, Jack Carey, Earl and Andrew
Hickey, Pat Doherty and Will White
attended the K. c. imitation held at
Templeton Sunday.
Robert McLaren spent a few days
the past week with his grandparents,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
LOVING WIFE / and
MOTHER CALLED
Mrs. Harrite Baird Thomas, Formerly
of Dunlap, Passes Away May Goth,
ut An Omaha Hospital
WAS BORN HARRIET HoWoRTH
Death Causes Profound Sorrow Among
Many Friends Fnneral Held at
Dunlap, Tuesday, June LIST

The death of Mrs. Harriet Baird
Thomas, which occurred at an Omaha
hospital May 3Oth has caused pro-
found sorrow over the entire commun'
ity. Although it was known that she
had been in poor health for the past
few months still the passing away
comes as a severe shock to the relatives
and the scores Of friends of the de-
ceased. es
Harriet Margaret Howorth was born
May %, 1871, on a farm three and
half miles southeast of Dunlap ano
moved with her parents and brother tc
Dunlap in the year 1885, where she liveo
until, 1917. She united with the Con
gregational church in her girlhood days
and has always been a faithful worker
lin the church and for all that was gooe
and uplifting in the community.
She united in marriage with Charlie:
"A. Baird In the year 1880, ne having
preceded her in death several years ago
To this union was born one daughter
Georgia Baird yHagan:
riage with w. b. Thomas, of Sewall
and has resided there UP until the tim'
of her death. ~ q, n 80
She was a, loving wife and mothe
and will be sOrely missed by all Wit
knew her. She leaves to; mourn he
loss her aged father. Daniel HoWorth
| one brother, Dow Howorth, and a de
ivotedt daughter, Mrs. n. A. Hagen, ant
Lone grandson, all Of Dunlap; also tn
sorrOwing husband, w. B. Thomas, AM
family, Of Sewall, besides many othe
Ereiatives and friends who feel That tn
world is better for her having lived. tn
funeral services. which were largely al
tended, were held at the Congregation
al church in Dunlap Tuesday at
o'clock in the afternoon.
The out of town people attending tn
funeral were w. B. Thomas, Dyk
Thomas and Mrs. Coy Douglas, of Sew
lall Mrs. Edward Howorth, Miss He
worth and Mrs. Geo. Pugsley, OF Woo
bine; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McCOrd an
l Miss Winnie McCord, Of Logan; Chas
1 and George Moorhead, Mrs. Emma Ba
entine and son, John, from Moorheat
Mrs. Laurence Coy, of Waterloo. Neb
Mrs. Guy Cox. Mr., and Mrs. !Rober
Moorhead and Nj. and Mrs. Hugh Blu
telworth, of Omaha; Alfred and Et
ward Howorth, Z of Tecumseh, iNeb
Mrs. Steve Blackman, lof Denver. COLO
4 Mr.. and Mrs Henry HoYpg ana Fl: 4
\ lHoworth, OF Dow City:, "A lfred sHowort
and wife and Mrs. Ghass Cope Gland,
jsHarlan,. Mrs. Miilenack er, Of a rcadis
Mrs. frank f1agsn and I Mr.. and Wy r!
is: r.. 'Maher, Of CaTrolEi Wilbur Rol
erts; Miss Jessie Goodrich and. Mr.. an
Mrs. Isaac Howorth, Of nenison. sfts
F
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

u q ~ .
Lorenz Narnanny to IT J Raleigh
lot 13 block lis Denison Con S65
Eugene F. Mueller and wife to
Amalie Mueller-AlI our undi-
yided interest Ek NE and SW
x NEA 1-S439 Con ---------
Fred Magnussen and wife to Au-
gust Brodersen-SWA 1885
80 Con -----------------
j T Houston and wife to NJ S and
w r Rogers-lot / subdiv NlIA
SEA 13-S2-41 Con ----------- 131'
Henry Beermann widower to Carl
|. H Beermann-SWA 9-S2-39 Con 23OO
Henry Becrmann widower to VIM
Beermann-Sh SWA 2 and N
" NWA and SEA NWA H.
$3.50 Con ------------------- 1900,
Henry Beermann widower to Otto
Beermann--Sh NWA and NE =.
sWH $500 Con ------------ 27oo
"Wednesday June 3
Eugene Mccarthy and wife to
John and Thomas Seaman
All block all block 2 except
lots s and 0 all block 3 all in
Meehan's add Manila Con - 1900
Friday June 4
Lottie Thrapp and husband to
Mary e Gardner-Lots IS
block "a Manila Con --------- 800
Edna Blanche Anderson and hus-
band to M ] Breen-Lot S block
. Dow City Con ------------- 800
Frank J Johnson to A l. johnson
lind n int in NWA II and
SWH S-S3-40 Con -------------
Earnest Oil and wife to Jacob
Ohl-Und " SW 11:and lot
NWA NWA lot 1 subdiv
NEA NWA and N 7.S4 a sub
div SEA NWA 14.S2-41 Con = 600
Saturday June g.
Henry c. Schluter and wife to III
II Kruse-Lots 6 Z SO 10 II II
13 block Is West Side Con 49, 600
H T Bliesman and wife to Flora
Gary-Lots 6 block so Den
ison Con --------------------- 1870
L M Miller and husband to G w
Oakes-E "a 1912 IT lot 3 and
E "a 1912 TT of S of lot Q /,
block 138 Denison Con ----------s 200
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

4
full how it began to build me III. right
form the start. Ny appetite return
ed and my troubles gradually left me
until today have gained back an my
lost weight and am once more enjoy.
ing splendid health. It makes no dit
ference what eat can digest 1t pro.
perly and my heart action is normal
and my breathing is free and easy.
My nerves are steady, my sleep Is
sound and restful and every morning
| get up feeling refreshed and with
plenty OF energy. Tanlac has given
me health, strength and happiness and
1 know of no better way to show my
gratitude than by telling others about
it so they may benefit by my exper-
ience."
e Tanlac is sold in Denison by r.
Knaul, in Kiron by @, p. Clauson. in
Manila by ]. F. Carnahan. lin Buck
Grove by Mrs. a. r. BonneY, In West
Side by West Side Drug CO., in Vatl
by A. 3. Patterson. ADV.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

y,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McLaren.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mech an were Den.
ison business callers Saturday
Mrs. Tom Lillis has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr. Roy, Barrett returned from
Davenport where he has. been visiting
at the home Of his broti 1er, Clarence.
City, visited with relative:s over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Campbell and
children, Of Emmestbure:, came Friday
for visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs #. j. Campbell.
Mr.. James IIealy was a Denison
business caller Saturday
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mcmahon spent
Sunday at the Thos: Powers nome;
Messrs. Leo and John Lally, OF Vail
were callersat the P. j. Lally home on
Thursday. -
Irenen and Esther Hickey were
Omaha Shoppers Saturday. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gallagher and
children, Marie and Leonard. McNert,
ney, of Vail, were Sunday visitors with
relatives in Manila.
Alice Knott spent Sunday with her
friend Marie Healy.
Mr. and Mrs. F" J. Lally and son
Francis, and daughters, BAYERN and
Lucille spen Sunday at the Frank Lal
ly home In Vail.
Andrew Hickey was a Denison bust
| ness caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Callahan are the
proud pArents of a son. born Sunday
May Both at the Andrew Hickey home
Mrs. VIM. Thompson spent the past
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Harold Bidlack.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McCaffery and sons
spent Sunday with Buck Grove della
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jachimsen and
Louie arrived last week from Fland
reau, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Branzel spent
Sunday with Dow City relatives.
| Esther Hickey and Mary Meetar
spent Friday in Defiance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Carey attended tht
aulmni banquet of St. AIMS held, II
Vail Sunday.
The farmers union of Nishnabofny
local No. 1 , held meeting at the Fair
view school Thursday evening. two
out Of town men gave very inter est
ing lectures. Three new members
Joined: August Gruhm, Wilbur Nc
i Mullen and Siegfrields
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
!. Il i. Y Y y i i,
! BucK Grove ITEMS =
4 = +.* = ++* *t* 80,

Mr., Robinson, who had charge OF the
setting of the light poles between here
and penis0n, has gone to Sergeants
.Riuffs. Mayor. Schoening has been in
charge since and the work is going on
rapidly to completiOn. 81 n
e. Friday when DIR. Bonney was fixing
an alarm on the store door the chair
on which he was standing tipped over
and threw him to the floor. dislocating
the middle finger OF his left hand, be
sides bruising his shoulder and every
place he struck. He pulled the joint
hack into place but has a very tender
hand.
A son of Lawrence Finnegan. is help
ing E. ]. Hulsebus in the garage.
The Buck Grove school closed Friday
with a picnic in our beautiful grove
which was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent, about fifty. The teacher, Miss
Blanche Cole, left for her home at Dow
City Friday evening.
Tuesday Mrs Daniel .Hemphill and
daughter, Mrs. Edward Paulsen, were
passengers west.
Elmer Polzein was business visitor
in Sioux City Saturday. ~.
n. Al. Smith received the sad news OF
the death Of his mother and attended
the funeral In Omaha Monday. .iSs
.JWednesdays Charles Chase and son
81 cast ana, were til town. VI They took
the last bad sUf goods to the new home
and Charley says AT last we are
moved. M s
Joe Brewster met with severe acci
dent Saturday While hauling shingles
from a car to the lumber yard some OF
the bundles fell off, soaring the horses
which ran away. They started in front
Of the bank, going as far as Kinks
barn where they stopped. Had they
| L., fuvtt,o fLnu
gone into DIR. Bonney's bee yard. Joe
tried to hold the team but could not and
and fell from the high load, striking his
right hip. which is badly bruised and
somewhat lacerated. Fortunately NC
bones We're broken. Mr.. Brewster has
the sympathy of his many friends.
Mrs. J. r.. Welsh returned Friday
from a visit Of several days duration
in Denison.
Omaha Sunday night. Mrs. Smiths sis
charge of the restaurant. during their
absence.
A young man named LaurentZ, a
brother of Mrs. Fred Wiley, was injur.
ed by tractor on the Switzer farm
last Thursday. He was taken at once
to hospital in Omaha, but the extent
Of his injuries has not been learned.
Emil Bohm is farming on the cage
of town and Is to be congratulated upon
his nice clean stand of corn.
Monday j. p. Welsh and family at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Haugh in
Denison.
Fred Z. Weatherby returned home on
Monday from Ames, having finished the
school year. He will remain here until
fall when he will enter college again.
Saturday Mrs. Minnie Eland, with
her husband and two daughters. visit
ed here for a few hours. She Is a sister
Of the blacksmith and as this was her
first visit in ten years she noticed many
changes. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Griffin are the
proud parents of little daughter born
Friday, June 4th, at the Denison hospi
tai. All doing well.
Mrs. Roscoe Smith, who is at Elk
eelsior Springs, Mo-, taking treatments
for rheumatism, writes that she is do.
ing nicely and hopes soon to be all
right.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
The I Word CAT AR||.RlH||||
Has no Definite Meaning

AS an example: In nasal catarrh one
form, hypertrophy, eI1larges the, struc.
lures and more or less closes the breath
ing space. Another form, atrophy,
causes too much opening. Both are ca
tarrh, but need different treatment.
Chronic RIliilits, AdenOids, Oezena,
Polypi, Daviated Septllm, Septal Spurs,
Sinnsltis are all catarrhal factors and
headache, deafness, dizziness, bad
breath are some results. They are eur.
able with proper treatment. What is
necessary is proper treatment for that
particular form SOU are afflicted with.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ball, who live on
route two out of Dow City, were visit
ors in the city Saturday. Mr.. Ball took
occasion while here to call at this Of
foe and ordered the Review sent to hiss
address for the coming year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

Judge Conner returned home Satur
day from Alliance, 'Neb., where he spent
several days looking after his land in
terest in that neighborhood. He reports
the crop outlook excellent in western
Nebraska, with plenty of rain.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

y Mr.. and Mrs. John saggau and son
Harry, expect to leave tomorrow for
Dorset, MIMI, where they will enjoy a
several months sojourn at their cot.
tage on Big Sand lake. They will make
the trip in their car. i@fF:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

sisaMrs Helen Rink and children, of
Council Bluffs, arrived in Denison last
"Wednesday evening for q week end Wis,
II at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Aug
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

Henry Nath and family left the first
of the week by auto for EVERY. where
they are spending a few days visiting
with relatives. From there they will
motor to Dorset, Mimi, where they will
spend two or three weeks enjoying an
outing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1920
Date Changed "Wednesday, November | 9TH

vice. or anything SO offered to the public
which advertisement contains any assertion.
representation or statement OF fact which
is untrue. deceptive or misleading, shall be
guilty of an ofTense punishable as hereinafter
provided.
Q. 1t shall be deemed deceptive advertIs-
Ing and q violation of the provisions Of this
ordinance for any person, firm, corporation
or association engaged in the business OF
buying and selling new second-h hand arti-
Giles OF merchandise, other property, real
or personal, or in the business OF furnishing
any kind of service. to advertise by means
of liner ads" in newspaper. or otherwise
such articles, property or service for sale in
a manner indicating that the sale is being
| made By householder or private party not
engaged in such business; and every person,
firm, corporation or association engaged in
any such business shall in advertising goods
property or service for sale. either through
liner ads" or otherwise, afIirmatively and
clearly indicate that the seller is engaged in
such business and is not a private party.
B. 1t shall be deemed deceptive advertis-
ing and violation of the provisions Of this
ordinance for any person, firm corporation
or association. in newspaper or other pub
set out, to offer to the public, for sale or
distribution, any merchandise which is
second hand or used merchandise or which
is defective in any manner, or which consists
of articles or units or parts known as sec
onds" or blemished merchandise or which
has been rejected by the manufactures
thereof as not first class. unless there be
conspicuously displayed in direct connection
with the name and description OF such mer-
chandse and each specific article, unit or
part thereof. an unequvocal statement.
phrase or word which will clearly indicate
that such merchandise or each article unit
or part thereof advertised is second hand,
used. defective or consists of Seconds" or Is
blemished merchandise, or has been rejected
by the manufacturer thereof as not first
class. as tho fact may be-
A. Any person, firm. corporation or asso-
citation violating any of the provisions Of
this ordinance shall be liable to fine of not
less than twenty nor more than five hundred
dollars. and each days publication or con-
tinuance shall be deemed q separate offense
8. This ordinance shall be in force from
its passage.
copy-Teste:
ALE. II, MCDOWELL City Clerk.