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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-05
LACK SUPPLIES
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-"4ding places i would bc impossible
10 move i over the great mounds of
snow on some oc the reads ina. IRE
VET 70 be broken through
In r1any vea-s The quest or Of 4 sup
ply o. GOOD fo- he cattle and Other
growing stock has MOI been 80 serious
Is now Farmers hGve even gone 70
the extent Of mourning as 70 prizes pa!-
Tor NAIVE Dee. believing -aa1 unless
-e,.e1 soon comes shat gone Of the ca
lie will have 70 ne killed. May OF me
lArTners vino -un ra4-v farms awe been
unable 20 -aa-Ae, cae.r product an
hi1Ve devuLeC -ael- ere-g - % -ne man
.,taciu~e Of butter Until hey can again
resume shipments OF milk. n some in
stances the farmers ana cattle growers
are keeping Their stock on shorter "a
rlunE Until RELIEF comes.
Grain dealers have sem OFT r-ace-s
after me cars rilAr have beer OF me
~0ad 1Cr weeks n al e@or- 10 relieve
me situation. There is sufficient gram
n the western markets. which are 4
base Of supplies FOR he eastern sec
-ion. but the whole trouble is conferred
ABOUT transportation VIZ raj, and the
blocked HIGHWAYS IN other sections.
IN The Portland wards there are severn
Z hundred men L: work in an effort ID
release Z g-ea; number Of cars that are
much needed for the various industries
along the several divisions of the Maine
Central railroad. There are but few
open lines in The storage Yards anG ttle
erurr is being made 70 utilize all the
tracks possible and overcome conditions
caat are a. present 4 great hindrance 90
the operation of the freight service.
There is a Constant demand for cars,
bur on account Of the inadequate SUP
ply the full needs cannot ne supplied
Many Of the cars are unioadsd and Eff
forts made 70 send them TO their con-
signment point that they NAV readily
be released FOR Use a. oUce
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ONE MORE NOTE
Continued rom rase Gre

J ugo-Slav!2 -o mis- effect and VIE: an
swer ne had made VS. no revealed. I
was noted. however. tta. ne sur.ra-v
II me prer1.ers note caoled from -on-
don showed Cha: e~en should sucA e.
to--s bring no results further L~laagu-
ia- discussions o~cweel l-e1c Britain,
France ana ne nileG States n search
Of q way uut Of he Difficulty wee
lgreeG u II advance.
o. ar-er suc provision vas
made d-d me pre-lleI's :'ecaI -aac
should nc voluntary serclernerc
prove possible Ultimately -ley W9ulG
teel compelled 70 return 70 he -reA-.
~ London v.-h ITALY and Is pro-
posed distribution II territory Dor
aerIng on the AG-iaClc 10 which M~
Wilson aas beer steadily opposed
since he terms oc the part We're de
cIuseL
In diplomatic circles hare there
Was Inucn orJeccu-e as I'd the pos
si0ie Significance o. arn0unceme.--
-haL ire supreme council would Ie-
assemble al san R1,rnn, Italy or ne
sotlauons VII the SerhIa-s Il
was suggested TINS Arrangement.
might forecast tire reopeu.ng liz .r-
forts 70 ADJUST the Ad-:acic dispute
Some officials also were inclined x
he opinion rhac JGgo-Slav would
welcome direct negotiations VIZ,
ICa.y Under the circumstances
whether me United States was Z
na--v To q PROPOSE. from r3le COUNT
10 thai effect nr not
II any event il was noted again
the prompt action OF the p-euiers
n withdrawing the settlement pro-
posals 70 which M. " iisnn oblectad
and the Qua. period Of possible ne
got!atI0ns 70 winch thev pointed II
their last note appeared u have left
re door wide open for an arriatie
understanding however. long d tir7c
: might take 20 -eacn L.
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NEW JERSEY FILE
BRIEF AGAINST DRY LAW

" aSi4Iug-oh, March THE s1a-e of
New Jersey, through It's ATTORNEY
ssnsra4, Thomas p. McCrzu. tooav
LEG II the United States supreme
COURT IS SILT seeking 70 have rhe
CONSTITUTIONAL Prohibition amendment
declared null and void and "a ,-.-
vent enforcement Of the yoi.,ea@
aar Joseph - LAaigzn, ASSISTANT
attorney genera, has asked fur An
early hearing on the petition. which
Is directed against a Mitchell Palm
sr, r-tsc STATES attorney sene-a.
and Daniel c. Roper, commissioner
uf internal revenue.
The bill Of complaint sets eorth
MAJ The amendment was t-nrrrpe-
II CRAWL. that II - states the les.s-
1aTores have not ratified Il as prcvid =
&c ey Their state constitutions anC
LAa- there Is no power IN Congress r.
propose constitutional amendment
esl.ALnE the habits and morals Of
me people. u recltes further that
me amendment is Z Legislative arc
1ot L constitutional mater and TINT
as such i was improperly passed.
Compliant also is made that the
amendment establishes 4 central IZa e.
Llon OF power and authority wiraour
ne consent Of the people OF tne
state of New Jersey and thar Il Is !
violation Of Iheir sovereign rIg..ts.
The N0isrsaa act having been en-
acted under authority OF -ne 18Th
2nendIaeE-, The petition savs i IS
i-self NH and void
Continuing, -fe petition states thar
me Nolstead act - -llegal because by
o. precla-Dg ana n { iarge measure
destroying -he -azahle value OF real
and personal pro3errv within the
suite i Z destructive of me state :
rae ana independent government,
BET Use L deprlves The state Of rev
eru-s from Licenses which il 1919
amounted 10 s., +=-.S9e. and because
Il LE-erteres With The internal gov
eminent u ne people and opera es
I'd punish -ne;n by heavv fines. in
pr-s1rmnet ard forteirures, LAus pre-
Eentlng The 4ppAcGcion for licenses
-ar III" siL.e OF nor nLoZ lcatTng 5,v-
eraces Wi.ich il authorized ana legaI
-nda~ ne laws Of ghe ste.
Con- piA TT IS MADE fu-LAer mn the
4ct resrIlc-~ the practice Of physi-
ans and surgeons of -ne state and
re operation Of rs penal! cor-ec-
-Ional ana charitable institutions
has the state has not coucurreG II
lha natIonA. amendment and thai =
The art u er-9r1za II utilities the
rsght Or the Stale 10 regulate IFS in
'arnal Affairs and further that The
1et is not appropriate % enforce The
prohibition contained - the amend
llerr which - expressly confined ana
Limited 70 lntAxlca-4Gg liquors.
n conclusion ne complaint de-
c!ares -tG- ii The amendment Il
valid. the right Of ING Fedora Con
sress 70 le-IEia1s Under i is -estric =
&c 70 matters relating % the external
concerns of-he Tinted States and
Within the peculiar DOMAIN Of the
Federal government % regulate com
MERGE among the states" and tha-
tie STATE alone has the power % en-
force rha act within i-s own borders.
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MADISON

The BODY Of Mrs Elnel Hammond
Chamberlain, wic died n Mercer u
Tuesday. WAS brought 20 her home II
Madison MIS-. Chamberlain Wa the
daughter Of Nj. and A-s join Ear
nond IF rsis vttiage aac WIS a IA
tive Of Madison SeAdes her parents
she Is st.vived b one SISTER Mrs..
Chamberlain was .. ysa-s. nor1as
and 10 Gays aic. The 1I,aera, services
we're conducted Thursday BY Rev.
William " oo6-
Rev L 3. Kspiey Of Aapielon VII,
preach g. the Free Baptist church
agx- Sunday mOrulng ana evening.
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RICH DODGER
Continuec f,-um Page One

one Of 4 rich man claiming the same
rights as those given 70 the poor and
unknown and -aat his case was I'M
po-.aut az q precedent fer -TnNa Others
throughout The country II exactly ms
position WeInDerge- declared ne would
carry rhe case 70 me United States su-
urerne coU-. = necessa-v 20 secure q
civil court The cour-Ina--iai then was
adjourned Until Saturday morning pend
ing outcome Of Be-Edpps petition II
fadaraI court. Altar Be-goOL. at OPEN
rng of the cou-tma-tia.. had pleaded not
guilty ID the charge facing hin. his
counsel Fought efforts OF the prosecu-lon
70 advance the case, repeatedly asking
conriuuance and claiming the board mad
no Jurisdiction.
TIE first pitched battle came with
the prosecutior opening state
r,ent that II would read the report
Of the military medical board which
held Bprgdoil under ehser-rarlon for
nearly month 70 determine wneth-
..- he was Of unsound mind or men
tally accountable for ms actions.
The report waien declared Berg
dou now mas sufficient mental Gu
paciry 70 be brought 20 r-iaF anu
! had the Necessity criminal mind II
the time az the alleged deseruon 10
commit the act" finally was admit
ted into evidence over Objection by
the defense.
Major Amos r. Baker, psycniaErist
a. the Atlantic branch of the I'M
ted States disciplinary barracks,
Governor Island. and a member CT
the medical board, testified thai the
opinion of the board was unanimous
that BergdolI was a sane man.
Readtng Of the report Of the mill
ez.y medical board took up mcst Of
the afternoon session. Testimony Of
Mrs. BergdoII. mother N the de-
reudant, before chat board was
prominent II the report
she had said "Bergdol took il for
granted" that once peace Was
signed" he would not be punished.
she said she had received post cards
rom him during his absence while
search was under way for hiM
~-oru nj parts Of the country. One
of his hrurhers four years ago
brought suit against him. charging
ne was insane but the COURT 1oUnn
him accountable. she said.
The testimony of Mrs. BerEdoil
showed that between the ages OF IS
and q her son had been allowed
Il. coo q year SO that lie would be
come accustomed 70 handling
nIonev"
The defendant according 10 her
esriuony mad possessed several rac-
n- cars and rw0 airpianes- ne nao
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OAKLAND

The 'Tdiers -lGb" met X eGuesdhv
evening a. the home Of Mrs. Lester
Andrews On Grove street Those
prsssnt we're Mrs. " T Vlgue Mrs
J. Henry Morse, Mrs. George Wine
gar, Mrs. Carrie Haskell. Mrs. !. E
Harris, Mrs. Daniel Marshal Mrs. !.
Z Merr,serte Mrs Forest Fowies.
Mrs J Il. Stevens. Mrs. Fia-rv Dame
Mrs Mar Strickland and the host
ess Mrs. andrews Auction was
PLAYED and Mrs.. J II. Stevens carried
ed the la-xes. scnre and the cnnsn-
iaSloB prize 9. picture. was awarded
r. Mrs. " i. Tlgue. Light -e1resh-
men-s ware served during the eve
hing.
Joseph Nantsr has returned ron.
Pennington where he wae called nv
ne death Of Mrs, Manners mother
Mrs Sarah ". Fuller.
Rentor Grange has extended an
invitation 70 Cascade Grange 10 NEE
with them Saturday Il an aIl-dRr
nesting which viii be held IN the
Benton Grange hall. Members wish
ing 10 attend are requested 10 take
the 80 car from Oakland.
The Fidelity Glass OF the Free Bap-
list church met thursday afternoon
a. the home Of Mrs. Sarge Warren
On Water street There was q good
attendance and the afternoon was
passed i, social way and light re-
fresnmenrs were served
Gordon McTaggert mas resigned
his position which ne has held for
over forty years az foreman Of a sec
ton crew on the Maine Contra!
railroad
Cascade Grange VIII hold their
first regular meeting for several
weais Saturday evening in Grange
hail.
Earl Goodwin mas returned from 4
business "trip 20 Portland
Mrs. Frank MARS has been called
70 Dexter by the illness Of her SIS
ter. Mrs. Grace Pooier
The degree star of Acme Rebekah
Lodge Will hold Z rehearsal Thurs
day evening in Odd Fellows hall.
There VIII be basketball game
This evening u Massachusetts hall
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,a1EE-RST DE-
DEMO
r4-0 POLICIES

,,-,s,o SIC. March -CoI. Frec :
DarkaC-sr Of Bangor
c.go- addressed nearly
II Rspnu!lcal supporters. gathered
!. -c-r AZ organization ID promote
\. -rdlcacy 1o- governor Z the
( --o~ c,un. cal. Parkhu-st urged
h aerun. icaus . exert themselves
!. -e ~--1cs- = order that an OLD
.,,,,onsc snuallcan vicrury misnc
!. vm Y IFS state n SepLembe-
y, ms : ne ool,-Ical barometer fer
70 ~ u ne COUNTY,.
:. 1gnouncaG Democratic policies
.,,eHIes aags n- the Republican
- an -znrasseG much. conf
o.. u, n weuid VIII ne NOM
..,1. Z .-4 ana lae election II
i.-,srrga, 1r-aciza lion was e.
t. er Ea--v 4 Rounds
,.--g Ea - Russell. sec-e
an S-reu-, Wlfo-d =
I r.-s r randall. Ear-
Ia 2ez,r 1o.r & Port eous
-, -4-o-. Thomas +. An
. Gardiner. John
l,ar. -ho1uas 2. ATcDor-
L.. ya- mint; &c.
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Mss Isabelle c. Eaton C. Bangor

AIiss Isabelle Graham Eaton N
Bangor cled suddenly X ednesda y
morning, aged . wears She was
ne daughter CT Rev Joshua Eaton.
VINO W.. the frs InIsIsoua-v preach
g. among the Penobscor Bay Islands
The family lived Tor some tIrre Or
Isle al HaIic. MICS Eat1r acquired
locGl came as an artist n c-avoEs.
Portraits and oils. was prom nent =
Itera-v circles. writing several 70
.aances Of me coas- She vas ea-
sometime on the s-aF q he Bangc~
Commercial as illustrator and specia
writer She was prorrIre-t IN cne
Daughters Of cae American Eevoiu-
-4or.
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Nesd Attention ia March o. Face
May Stay Covsrsd.

Now is the time 10 take special
care Of the complexion Il you wish Il
look well the rest Of the year. The
March winds have a strong tendency
70 bring out freckies THAI may stay
all Summer unless removed. Now is
strength
This preparation for the removal
Of freckies was written cy a prumi-
nenr phyAcian and IL usually 30 sue
cessful that II Is sold by druggists
under guarantee To refund the money
i II tails. Get an ounce Of othine-
double strength. and even a few ap-
pIicarions should show a wonderful
Improvement. some Of the smaller
-reckles even vanishing enrireir-
Adv
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HOUSE VETS
Continued frum Paoe One

1sAan0 and On the appeals from Ken-
tncky and Massachusetts dgcisio,s
moving validity Of the znenenenr
ATTORNEY General McCrA cpn-eno
e0 Ina1 the amendment Was M.
properly drawn and thu conr,...
possessed no power to propose con-
s-lruciona1 amendment resuis11nx the
naoils anc morals Of the house. En-
rorceroent act passed rafer au>ho--
~ OK The amendment lis bin ~
1nrn, was -ssrefore mil and vu,a
The move az the house sz,t5 n,,-
hiniIaorasrs came uaexpecreGy eur-
ING cnnslosra1inn Of appropriation Of
s4,aoo,e6o for prahihisicn euforce.
mant- A1-sr Speaker Guist had re-
1nsed 10 sustain the point of o-se-
against the rspeaI provision -aisas
by Representative Garrett. camocra+
tennessee the rider and rs allied
motion 10 eliminate the enforcement
appropriation were voted DOWN ovar-
wheimingty.
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been seriously injured II a race on
Lne automobile speedway al the
Worids Exposition IN san Fran
cisco and once had allen from MS
plane buy rs most irrational con
dncr" she haG testified, was wnen
after having been arrested seVera.
ZINES TOR speeding, ne rad demanded
good lawyers and Iacy Of them.
She NAG added Ter sou always acted
Il i rauona! manner except Vner
frightened but ne mad fear o.
s'oUr-s and arrest. She testified, az
acrdlng 10 The ~epor- J1aJ her son
was frightened away when taid tin.
ht was gaIng q ne arrested as =
deserter shorty a-ter ne called .
appear before Inns draft board and
LAar ne got nervous and weIL away.
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Air Ambuiances the latest

Washington March 4.-Fuur DH-
army alrplanes have been ordera6 con
ve-ted into airpiane hospital amDu-
iances. and A & Terviile, aeronautical
engineer IT McCook Field, Dayton. o.,
mas completed a design for the model.
the war department announced rouaT.
Each machine viii De equipped with
TWO basket iitters t1r patients and &C
cnmnoGations for piiot. The need Of
his tvpe Ct plane. the department said.
has been demonstrated n- the Mexican
border pa t-nl work
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between Oakland EEh and WAter-
vile High. The game u 11dsc At
100 O'Clock
Ths quarantine 1rr sR-se6 cerer
mas been removed from cas hnMe OF
Harry wiEhan On EEn street an6
the house has been elmIgat-d-
The auxiliary % The Larry G.
Decker Post. Anerlcaa Legion VIII
hold q public whist party Ills eve
n.ne n the Legion hal.
Minis CAddte Shnrey. Vim - employed
q. The Fazhinn In wasRvlie. has gnne
II New York az hUKnaR-
Miss This Alexander a. North Bei
grade has gone - Wacsrv-le, where
she viii De q guest q friends over The
week END
M. and Mrs. Ecy Cannon aac children
Ruth and Ernest were guests Thurscay
or Mrs. Cannon parents, NJ and Mrs.
William Dudley OF Smi-hdeiG.
Pets- --ariss died Thursday morning
81 the home CT his SGT. -hendnre O
--aylss Of Oak street after a mnnth
Illness. aged :: years. Mr --av!ss was
born II Canada Fen. - Is4S. the son Of
:
for many years resided IN L4rtlelor
Me. coming here last tai and p2rchas-
ne the house n Oak stree: former
owned by Mr.. and N-s. Lyle ower.
F1ne-aI services viii be held a N.
residence SATURDAY. afternoon a =
O clock 5er. T. 2. Doieuan Of me
First BapJ!sr church will officials and
me remains VII ne paced IN The tomb
md later aiken % Li-tle-on .o- bu-iaI
[. Stall Of Portland wa 4 business
visitor z Town Thurs1av
L.ester andrews is confined . me
house WIKI al attack Of nlunps
The American wooler mill closed
THURSDAY night for a few days
Miss Gertrude Reilly le5- -hu-sGav
morning for " orcester. Mass. and
Providence, T. T.. where sine WI. n"
i vuest Of friends and ~.la1.ves TO-
z few weeks
Mrs. James Nicknrsen Of Water
vile was a guest Thurs;.aE o. her
daughter Mrs. Ra-pn Stowe.-
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MONMOUTH

as.anE and -wo emil
.r,--ge. are passing 4
.e- nar.-rs. Mr. and
H. H.
T., ,ra-- ines ms returned
-ra- n.4ks' visit with her
,n., h.. - r,rv ~
nome n Ua7-ba-7
has l,-e1 ry-ar Mar
ii. ~. wa u,a..,ls * In j..
-. .a~.,,...,.--r ma ,-e~a
.v .a.
,a.-.. -. - r.. ,,,a-
q, !, - ,-~s,.,,o., .-5
.-.re .-,r - and 4,.nrr - &
he ua,a al Inc 1J-,no-
.- sunday r,orrinr Mn.
e..ee~ pev = w NJ Kevas
-a ~. ..s e,F,sct ..-rha I'm
.v~.a. =-..r If 1 r.s
-..- -.,..-,,.. ", ne na;9 O.
,.c~-...- ,,,sr ..,7,3..ef S,rd.,-
..~ o.ccl, TO -,os,.r
e.. .~,.,u.r u-.r7 80. /,
d. -o.r-,~,,,s -,ras.s - -
- az -,-rav ~ 49,
- mn rrena~n-o-,- -g -,o--
!:
= I 9~s5- Foraio-, Mission q -
....,. II, -,.a- u--+L ~ =, " Al
s7. -re -Favs,c,;ss- v,-s.,,7. ., r,l,
k r..-,. ar,,;,.. y 4-a~,,c,- ,fa-,.., q
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SlIence S Dangerous

come out af me ciu4Gs anu Gnuw -he
ruth 5 me ADVICE Of one heath office
n regard 70 venerea. disease The 14ls-
mnCestv anu uruecessa-y caution wf1lSt,
has yelled ne ruth ahouT these con-
,aglous and h.gny dangerous diseases.
nave sIboG n -1e way Of al progress n
cad eating hem. says ne Name De
r.ar-1nen: - Heath. Vie facts. LhSugh
disRg-eeaDie VII when known AID MA
ce-;aIly n curoing The menace
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Mains Diseases

OF the ~ communicable diseases winch
are nationally listed as rapor.ahie TO
iocal boards OF health, at Ieast q dasen
have never occurred In Maine. SAYS The
Maine Department OF Health. A fur
ehe- dozen Of me diseases on his liz.
constitute those whose prevention and
cure impose upon the health officers OF
the State the task Of keeping the death
--tta down.
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ARMY GRAFTERS
FOUND GUILTY
AT DETROIT. MICH

-1st-oI-, AIIca.. Aa-cll Three Of
ne s.Z defendants. Grant Hugh
Browne OF New York and Sor-er.us
Nicholson aad Lester Waterbury
No former am officers were
found guilty. u colspi-acr n cer-aud
ne government in the purchase Of
me army savage IT federal district
cDu-- here Jodar.
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CLINTON

zol-, who has been the
:. A--, lwma Davis, has return
ae' horne Il Gr.Iturd.
-1--e q Abbot. Of Albion is the
y 1es angular. Mrs. r. r. Besse
-. N&2h u Portland was a nusi-
u. own Weanesda-
ley Aae1e and daughter
~. are rnth IL ~ their horne ON
N H. 0a Gerald are both
+. T auMe On RAilsuad street
10, LIZ % Pit-sfieid was a buss-
@'a: = owl Wednesdav
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LIGHTEN TAXES
(cortiruec T-orr Pane OneN

he approaching decline IL our expnr-
trade with the inevitable reduction in
The volume q business III the counr-v
i. viii becnme douply important 10 -
wise and 10 reduce taxation in order -ha-
business may net nave 70 carry on IN
necessa-y Tx burdens throughout this
period or reimbursement"
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Record Price for Stock Share

New York March THE highest price
ever recorded for a snare OF stock m
the history Of the New York Stock Elk
change was paid yesterday when 10
shares Of Atlantic Refining ca. common
stock sold for si.5a share The pre-
vious record WIS made MAJ g. 1901, when
Northern Pacific touched sIne0 during !
panic
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Sp-auue Cane date FOR -re Senate

john I7-nncfs -prag.ie o. Dr. rr
weii-known w-,Ter ana publisher oi
an lhsLo-ICa. magazine, on Weanes
day announced MS candiGacy for In
Maine Senate ~ rrc June priTnar,
election. I IS understood ma: Nj
SpraEue will nave no opposi tbao Il;
nc EenuhLIca- Dr.
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RUs OUT BACklCHE,
COLDS, CONGESTION,
Rheumatism PAINS

ling, penetrating St ia
ts-. ''''';rc light INTO The spots
In zig congestion or rneuma-
e-. let-lec. and ike magic the
-AI soreness disappear.
"oiG lake hnid" in your
aT EGGS. The instant you
-1-'1.s LinImenr On the ten
'igestlnn begins ID break
"- comes Use this honest
'-in use for more than 81
hi'eve sore throat. stiff
''.-ia. aciiLtica. Rub out
tf-e!iils that fills you
ZIG 31!ns
"'if 10 1T aut drug stnO
- Nothing elise is
~-7s ana saoti1tnG You
-ei-ef Adv.
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Girls, A mass OF long.
thick, gleamy 1esss

Let 'Danderine" save your hair
and double its beauty. You can
have lots OF long, thick strong. fus-
trous hair. Don't ist IL stay iifeless
hin, scragg,y or fading BRING
back its color, vigor and vitality
Get a S5-cent bottle Of delightful
Danderrne" at any drug Or toilet
counter 70 tresnen your scslp: check
dandruff and falling hair Your hair
needs this stimulating tenic: then
us life. color, brightness and album
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