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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-09
I'D DS BJLNGAL ONI ON
Nrltstef Music and Playa Has
Home and Garden Twenty
Stories in.Air.
syLoRRY A JACOBS,
|. e. A. Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July s.1Earl Car
tell, song:writer, lyridst, play
wright, producer and stage man.
aeer, has found during his life four
thIngs he loves bette, than all
Ctters-writing songs, being high
b the sir, a California bungalow.
and, 81 course, a vile.
And, being Q young man Of nc
small amount Of perspicacity, per
Severance and pep, be Is now
possessed OF all four Of them In the
: atrangest Of all places-on the top
Z gf . 2pstory New York office
building.
sssz Turned to Music.
Carroll started at IS as a play.
! wright but when he finally dis
! covered he wasn't really earning
snything writing plays he turned
10 music. He couldn't play a note,
but be could whistle. And he
proceeded to whistle tunes to a
Shorthand music reporter to the
tune Of thousands Of dollars.
.Canary Cottage" being the one
Sthat literally lifted him to the
bright Of fame, and took him to
Norma where Earl learned TO
love California bungalows Just as
be had already learned to love
writing songs.
Then he came back to Broad.
way to see his name for the first
time on . Broadway program, hay
i1g written the lyrics TO Fritzai
Scheffs play, "Pretty Mrs.
Smith" He also met and married
Marcelle Hontabat, Of movie fame.
And then came the war and Earl
hiked of to Texas TO learn to
ny. He did.
Built Home on Roof.
Z. After the war Carroll started
casting about for q home. The
suburbs were too far away. The
lind IN town was too expensive.
SO be applied for q lease on the
roof Of the Godfrey building at
9Th street and Seventh avenue.
He GOT Il and preceded to build
here . $4,000 California bunga-
by and move into Il his type
Nrtter and his wife.
The bungalow has ever modern
convenience, Is built Of stone and
concrete, has In the yard" a ton
krls court, a study. and q vegetable
gltden, and has the advantage Of
Ing near enough to Broadway
s6 be convenient and yet high
sepough In the air to be secluded.
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The Moaongahela valley Trac.
ton company is building . new
track from the Harrington sub
station over the creek to the Bal.
ttmore and Ohio railroad. They
are putting q temporary bridge
across the creek It Is reported
the track VIII be used to transfer
cars Of ballast from the B. & O.
to the N. v. T. Co. lines,
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Removing Old Tracks,

SThe old street car tracks on
Main street, formerly used by the
staction line Carrying passengers to
HE Bowers Pottery a mile east Of
the city are being removed. The
net hterurban station in Clarks-
burg street is nearing completion,
and will, be the terminus Of the
Manning ton Fairmont line. The
track from the station to Marke;
street will soon be taken up it is
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,Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stealey and
daughters have returned from AT.
lantic City where they spent ten
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What Is the Condition
Of Your Blood Supply?

For this purpose. no remedy Cal
equal S.S.S. the ine old b!oot
puri6e, that has been in constan,
use for more than fifty years.
Get a bottle of S.S.S. at yor.
drugstore today, and note how
promptly it gives new strength
and vitality. Write for free liter.
ature and medical advice to Chic!
Medical Adviser. Swift Labora.
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs. Agnes Mltchie and Miss Da.
Wilma Brown were hostesses to a
number Of relatives and friends
THURSDAY evening in celebration
Of the seyenty.sixth birthday ami
yersary Of their mother, Mrs. John
Brown. The party was arranged
as a surprise for the honor guest
and was very successfully carried
out The evening was spent in a
very enjoyable manner. Mrs.
Brown received a number Of re
membranes from her friends. Re
freShments were served.
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Reslnnad.

D. A. Ward has resigned his po-
sition as district Superintendent OF
schools Of Lincoln district and has
accepted a position as district su.
perintendent Of schools at Cam.
eron. The name Of his successor
has not been announced.
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RESIGNS Position.

Ray Laughlin has resigned his
position as moving picture projec.
tor operator at the Lyric theatre.
Mr.. Laughlin will leave soon for
Chicago where he will enter an
electrical engineering school.
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FARMINGTON
Moves to No. 9.

Walter Kraft who has been store
manager at the Underwood Supply
Co. store No. s at Chatham Hill.
for some time has been transferred
to Jamison No. 3 where he Is mana.
ger Of store No. 8. Mr.. Kraft has
moved bis family from the flats in
the |. o. 0. F. building No. 8.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosby, Of
Sallaupsa, Oklahoma, arrived herg
Thursday evening and Will be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sat.
terrified Of State street, for several
weeks.
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liiiels lnport.a. 10 Essp Il Fro.
From impurities.

bid You know that ninety pei
eant Of al human ailments depend
spbn the condition ofyour blood?
Hou should recognize the impor.
ta1ce, therefore, Of very promptly
cleansing out the system, and
keeping the blood supply pure and
|. sabust
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Personals.

Dick Dental, Of Fairmont, was IL
town Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Reynolds
we're visiting relatives at Home
wood recently.
Clyde Satterfield, Of Monongah
was in town Wednesday.
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A splendid meeting Of the Beth
any Bible class was held Thursday
evening at the Central Christian
church. The members will hold an
Exchange on Saturday morning In
the E. c. Rowand store In Adams
street.
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The old side walk adjoining the
Prichard Oh Well Supply Com
pany's store on the Railroad street
side, which has been badly dilapi.
dated for some months is being re:
placed by q substantial new one.
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Home from camnino rrip.

Mr.. and MIS-. c. E. stark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Satterfield
have returned from a ten days
camping trip on the east bank o!
the Greenbrlar river. They had q
delightful outing.
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Joseph B. Morgan and Ralph
Straight are home from the Texas
Oh tteld where they have spent the
past year or more. Mr.. Morgan
VIII return after a visit with re.
i&tiyes here.
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In Detroit.

Glenn A. Spears and W. NJ.
Michael are in Detroit from where
they will return with a supply Of
Essex and Hudson autos Tor Mich
ael's garage In Buffalo street. :
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Raspberry Season in Fun Blast.

"FsVy SH 7" '.'7
The raspberry season Is In fun
blast. Many fine berries are being
brought to town by Permetus Jones
and Charlie Kohler, who report
there Is a large crop Of this fruit.
The berries are being sold at one
dollar q gallon.
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RetuFHeu 7ome,
Rev. and Mrs. |. S. Tyler have re-
turned from a visit with Rev. Ty.
ler's mother who resides near
Cowen.
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AZ coonle Hon,e.

The Aamoth choir will be en-
tertained this evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Google IN
Moreautown avenue.
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Rachael Malcolm, Of Morgan
town, is here for a visit with hel
parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Nal
colin. =
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OIL LEASES have for sale some
well located oil leases In Cum
berland county, Kentucky; nine
drilling machines in county now
and more coming; getting nice
wells; il you want in, don't wahs
as prices are advancing; many
prominent oil people here; prices
right, 7. EARL WILLIAMS.
BnrEesville. Kentucky. 7-6-6t-SSS6
i HAVE LEASES ON ISL acres in
oil and gas territory adjoining
10 wells came in Is years ago at
70 to 90 barrels and are producing
yet; surrounded by gas wells, some
producing for the past Is years;
located near Tayiortown and Wash.
ington, Pa. Price $4,000 for all
leases, or will sell 4 part. For in
formation see or address ]. c. Bot
tomley, 1Oi Jenny Lind St., Nc
Keesport. Pa. 7-6.6t-SsS4
FOR FOR SALE-l25 acres in
Meigs County, Ohio. Nine room
house, barn and out buildings.
Good well and cellar. Plenty frli.
for family use. R. F. D. telephone,
one-mile village with four stores,
three churches, graded school and
one-half nile B. go. railroad. s
fields for cultivation, II acres
meadow, balance in pasture. Farm
well watered. Price $4,000. viii
sell stalk crops and tools for what
they are worth. Church Barton.
Reedsville. Ohio. 7-S-3t-S4O7.
10 ACRES sll5 PER ACRE
This is a fine farm Of rich dark
loan, just rolling enough for fine
drainage and also has lots Of tile
in. Well fenced, lots Of fine mead
ow.i IL acres Of fair timber, good
orchard, fine wafer, has good Z
room house, splendid cellar, we'll
and cistern at house, large barn.
Is located on lime stone pike in
best farming section in Fairfield
county, 3 miles Of 2 towns on R.
R.; the location is fine. viii in.
clude IL Of corn crop and hay in
barn. Fall possession at the low
price Of Sis per acre, $500 down
balance long time and easy terms.
This is a real bargain. N. L. Trout
Realty Co., 1897 W. Main street.
Lancaster, Ohio. 7.9.St.S427
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FOR SALE-Fine Maryland farms,
fertile and well improved; q
state having an excellent climate.
beautiful scenery and perfect roads.
Catalog OF request. Potts & Grill
fin, Realtors, Frederick. Md.
s-15-26t-S2l7
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Special discount on flour,
coffee and cocoa Saturday at the
NJ Wa Grocery.-Adv.
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FOR SALE-Twenty five acres or
coal lands, Pittsburgh No, Eight
Vein. Mine ready to operate; close
TO railroad at Cadiz, Harrison
county. Ohio. A good proposition
for some one. Cali on or write
Allen L. Adams. Cadiz. Ohio.
n e, ono
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Gentleman only. Phone 29-J.
~. 7-S.2t-S4ie
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Visiting In Wheeling.
Miss Nell Paddon is visiting hel
aunt, Miss Mary Paddon at hei
home In Wheeling.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two unfinished
rooms, GO Ogden Av. 7..-St-SSSS
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FOR SALE Gibson guitar. b
Gibson mandolin. ! violin. Near
" new, bargain 10 quick buyer.
Call at EOS Market street.
7.S.2t-S419
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&; Rooerson.Rex.
Miss Nellie Rogerson and Glenc
AEaz both popular young Mann
trston people were married in
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JRIEs

FOR SALE-Piano slightly used.
Ealf.prlce. Call 9O9.W. T.9.3t.842S
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addition B. ]. Toothman. q Ear.
mont, Is the contractor.
Nav Son.
BUILDING New Track

Bonn to Mr.. and Mrs.. Arlle Jones
on Tuesday, July s. . baby boy. .
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COAL AND TIMBER

CENTRAL l MSiSsouRl FARMS;
Send for lists. 100 farms in Cal.
loway county, Missouri, with full
description and price for each; IN
ltissouri's best grain and bleu grass
county. Kocntz & Palmer, Fulton.
Mo. 5-Sl.52t-lSS6
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LEVI B. HARR
FARMS HOUSES

IMMEDIATE PossESSI0N-Easy terms, small payment
down and balance monthly modern fourroom cottage
Eleventh street. near the Belt Line factories, ~
COLUMBIA ST.-Three-room modern house, rooms art
large e slate roof concrete foundation water and gas goo
cellar two large lots good home for asma family
MODERN sx-room Cottage on Lowell St, $4,000. Nevlx.s
papered and vanished Payments.
FIVE RooMS-Modern, good house, largelo convenient
$4,000. -
H NDsoME BRICK HoME-East Park Avenue splens;
did syroom brick house. close in corner lot Bargain
MODERN sr-RooM BR1cK-on Ienley St, just ol;a
Morgantown Avenue The inside finish Of this house rivals
in the city, Lot SMALL buteye Can be bought at reason
able price "a ~
to finish the job Large lot IS feet Spring street S6 fe
on Berkeley and 165 feet long Several fruit trees etc
Will make terms. hi
BELL RUN-Good four-room house and two lots, two
wells water stable chicken house. etc. lots are l60 fee
long This is bargain and outside the city limits Fre
$4,000. "a
OGDEN AvE-Moder1 stx-room, two-story dwelings
stone foundation slate roof cellar On paved street. corner
VIRGINIA AVE-sn rooms, good lot with paved alleJ
at the rear garage ETC. The house needs some repair
there piece Of money in this property for the man who
fix it up Let's talk It over sl
NEAR LOCUST AVE.-Sxroom modern home on Gladdei2S
street. Large lot. $4750 ri
LOTS-We have them, all kinds and Sizes All you have
to do make your wants known and it's our business 70
sy you Buy lot and build and you help build Farmont
FARMS-Al Sizes prices and terms, anywhere IN Vest
Virginia or Ohio Let US know what you want and We VIII
ACRE IOTS-Fne for gardening two to Eve hundred dol
lars EACH Conveniently located near good market
terms-S10 down, $40 per month.
OFFICE McCRORY BLDG. OPPOSITE THE C0UlsT HOUSE,
PHONE 2S1.
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Harold Weimer will leave O.:
Saturday for Brownsville, Pa.
where he has a position.
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CLERKS-(Men, women is up
ward, for Postal Mail Service.
s135 month. Examinations july
August. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, write R. Ter
~ Former Civil Service E1amin-
err 1856 Continental bldg. Wash.
ington. 7'S'0t--S42I
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, also,
garage, ZIG Walnut avenue.
+ TS.3t.-S41l
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FOR RENT-Furaished room for
one or two gentlemen. lg9 Reese
avenue. Phone 2S9.R. 7.9.2t.S4ll
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n ELEPHoNE yuur want ID. %
TIE WEST VIRGINIAN. Phones
: llNS, HOS. 1907, advertising DE-
partmert Classified GdI must Be In
tSis Office before 0 q. N, to insure IN.
sertiou 10 the classified column apd
before u. noon. 70 insure Insertion IN
TIE Lsh Want Adj.
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FOR RENT-House with Z rooms
and bath, corner Ridgeiy avenue
and Carleton street. $4,000 per
month. Call Arlie Barbe, Worth.
ington, ". Va s.S2t,Al4
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Late
1918 Ford Sedan, run 5000
miles. Al condition. Good tires.
Address box 1899 West Vlrg!nian.
1-7.6t-S399.
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FOR SALEeLate Model Ford road
ster Call III 6-3O-6t-SS3S
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Hofman Steam Press
ing machine; AL condition. See
II at Zaslatf Tailoring company,
Watson Hotel Bldg, rs Madison
street. l.7.3t.34u5
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FEMAI,F HELP WANTED

WANTED-Good girl to Do house
work, no washing. Good wages.
43l Jefferson street. 7-1-N-SS9S.
DISHWASHER WANTED-Man
only. Palace restaurant,
7.6.4t-S3sl
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.CLAsSIFIE SPECIAL AD)VERI ISINg
FOR RENT

FoR Rent = zSooa eSstsSs Is
man and wife with no children
preferred. lO3 West Lawn avenue,
Fourth ward. F. L. Fast, or phone
l1i&R. -. i.9.lrS4l6
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sUB-STATloNs

Fo. d. convenience Of those who can
not easily come to he West Virgin
i'm ctii.s 70 place their Classified Id
ver.Iscments, The following Eub-sta-
tons have been arranged io'. Classi-
fled Advertisements kft a. these Sta
tons vii receive the same prompt,
careful attention IS Il left in The office
~ IN. Ksst VinO;nian
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FOR SALErCash Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tiona! Cash Register Company.
cIarlahpro w We. a-lS.tf-I2Sl
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FOR SALE-ThIee adjoining lots,
finest home location in Falrmont
South Side. Write W. H. Losch.
Jersey Shore. Pa. 7-l-l2t-S34I
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21
GOODYEAR

Percy Temlett was business visit
or in Boston last Saturday.
n. P. Lewis and Charles ". Huff
spent Saturday in Worcester.
lie Roy Bailey and Floyd Bailey
spent the weekend in Norwich and
Versailles.
The Ladies' Aid Society met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jacobs on Boys avenue.
The young people are making up q
party for straw ride to the carnival
in Webster on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Hartley of Hyde Park, Mass,
has entered the employ of the Good
year Cotton Mills, Inc, as a weave
room overseer.
Notices have been posted in the
Goodyear Cotton Mills. Inc, to the eff
feet that a raise of wages will go into
effect May 31st.
Preparations are being made by the
Sunday school and the Junior Y. P
S. c. f. to give a Children's Day con-
cert the second Sunday in June.
Charles Mitchell of Goodyear and
Miss Annie Gravelin of Voluntowr
were married in St. Thomas church
at Voluntown last Tuesday, May IL
They were attended by Miss Irene G
Gravelin, sister of the bride, and Peter
OSoo nf Goodyear
Goodyear lost the first baseball
game of the season an Sunday after
noon to the fast Southbridge nine on
Goodyear field 1t was one of the
fastest games ever witnessed ON the
local diamond. Nichols, pitching fol
Goodyear, only allowed five hits, while
the visiting twirler, NORM, was touch
ed for seven hits. The only score in
the game was made by Southbridge in
the ninth inning. Sherman was the
star at the bat, gathering three hits
out of four times at the plate, one of
the hits being a two-bagger. South
bridge plays a return game on Good
year field next Sunday afternoon.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Blanche
Yetta gave a party in the apartment
of M. and Mrs. Jonathan Ward at the
Coco ear Hotel in honor of the ninth
birthday of her son Woodwork Yetta.
Games were played and refreshments
were served. Each little guest re-
ceived a May basket as a favor. The
girls also received bracelet and the
bays balloons. The party was taken
by the host to the special moving pic
lures which were being shown in the
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21

Social Club hall. Master Woodwork
received many presents from his little
friends. Those present were Miss
Florence Ellison, Miss Dorothy Aloro'
Miss Idelia Nolle. Miss Mildred Notle,
Miss Christina Sherman, and Masters
Ernest BOYS, Carlton Boys, Marcus
Buckley. Francis Buckley. Charles
Sherman and Paul Nolles.
a serious accident happened on
Sunday morning on the state road be-
tween GOODYEAR and Dayville. James
Nc Govern, driving a touring ear IN
which his family was returning from
church. turned out quickly to avoid
collision with motorcycle, when the
car left the road. went over steep
embankment, throwing all of the oe-
euuants out. and seriously inJurine
/ Mrs. james MeGovern. Mr.. MeGov-
ern escaped with minor injuries and
Miss Catherine McGovern, the daugh-
/ ter. escaped with only few bruises
/ The motor cycle was owned and drlv-
en- by Osman Elme, who was arrested
only short time ago for driving
without a license, after he had driven
/ into and wrecked Goodyear's only
silent cop. Although warned at that
time not to drive without license
the offense was repeated and Sunday
accident resulted. Elme was before
Judge W. Fenner Woodward in the
town court on Tuesday morning and
fined $50 and costs, which amounted
to S62.34. His motor cycle has been
attached in a civil action for $1,000
damages, this action brought against
him by James McGovern, owner OF the
automobile with which Zines ma
chine was in collision.
The Goodyear Cotton Mills, Inc, is
forming relief association to provide
relief and render assistance TO Its
members or their families in case of
sickness, accident, permanent or total
disability or death. The membership
of this association will be voluntary
and made up exclusively of employees
of the Goodyear Cotton Mills. Bene-
fit payments will be in two classes.
Glass A funder SO years at time of
entrance into association, $500
weekly. Glass B tower SO at time of
entranee), $500 weekly. A $1,000
life insurance policy for men and a
$500 policy for women carried by the
Aetna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford
will be given to each member of the
association. The amount of each poll
CIV will be increased $500 with each
five years of service. Maximum for
men $4,000, for women $4,000. This
insurance will be presented free of
charge by and at the expense of the
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21
CLYCERINE MIXTURE
FOR GAS ON STOMACH

Simple gyrcerine, buckthorn bark,
etc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka, relieves
AN YCASE gas on stomach or sour
stomach. 1t acts on both upper and
lower bowel and removes all foul mat
ter which poisoned stomach. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents appen-
dicitis. The INSTANT pleasant action
of Adler-i-ka surprises both doctors
and patients. One man who suffered
five years from indigestion and con-
situation was helped by ONE dose.
Joseph J. Dupre, Druggist.
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21

GOODYEAR Cotton Mills, Inc, and it
will be payable in case of death at any
age whatsoever or for permanent total
disability if such disability occurs
prior to the age of 60 Cost of join
ing the association will be S1.0o.
Monthly dues thereafter will be so
cents. The money obtained from the
membership assessments will form the
fund out of which the sickness and &C
cident payments will be made. The
officers Of the association will be
elected by and from its members.
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21

The sixteenth annual conference of
the New London and Windham Coun-
ty Kings Daughters will be held IN
East Thompson on June B.