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The Washington times., 1920-08-15
boy SCOUT ACTIVITIES
I'm and Near WASHINGTON
By bob"

Boy Scouts of America were award
ed first place in the scenic display, =
feature of the International Scout
meet held at London. according to
cable just received from James +.
West, chief scout executive. who is in
charge of the jamboree party.
In the display. demonstrations were
given in fire-fighting, ambulance
work. first aid. treatment for acci-
dents, train collision, airplane acci-
dents, shipwrecks. floods, earthquake,
runaway horses, hut building, bridge
building, camp building and cooking.
The public were the judges in this
contest. They wrote on a slip Of
paper the display they considered
best, and gave it to scout messengers.
when the votes were finally counted
it was found that the American scouts
had the most votes. and they were
awarded the laurel wreath.
In connection with the display,
pictorial presentation of the begin
ming of scouting, life and training of
the young Indians of the plains, the
landing OF the Pilgrims, the building
of jamestown, the rescue of Capt.
John Smith by Pocshontas, Daniel
Boone, David Crockett etc, was
given.
The Boy Scouts OF America also
won second place in the world scout
championship band contest, and the
jamboree was closed with a pageant
by the American Scouts under the d.
rection of william Chauncey Lang
don prominent American college
pageant director.
The boys from this country are now
in Paris, located in private school
buildings. and officials of the party
have their headquarters at Hotel Con-
tinontal.
The Rev. A. II. Zimmerman, for
mer scoutmaster of Troop As. has Of
tered Troop 81, of which Paul c.
Robin Is scoutmaster, a tract Of
land near Mclean, Va, about ten or
twelve miles from Great Falls. and
lumber with which to build log
cabin.
Doctor Zimmerman for years has
BEEN interested in the Boy Scout
movement. He has promised Troop
81 to aid them in their campaign FOR
more members.
Scoutmaster Robin will leave
Washington Tuesday for a little trip
to Atlantic City. The new assistant
scoutmsster (you remember. the
Dark Horse") will have charge OF
the troop during his absence. This
young man, who. owing to circum-
stances, has kept his name from be-
fore the public, has arranged TO have
DR. Robert Y. Henderson, U. S. NJ,
give a lecture on frst aid to the in
tured at the next meeting
Assistant Scoutmaster Hewitt T.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
SOMETHING DEEP.

am compelled to submit to your
aggregation of psychologists, biolo-
gists, psychologists and phrenologists,
the question: why do people eat ice
cream in hot weather to get cool and
absorb hot drinks in winter to get
warm? When We eat ice cream IT
cools the blood and then the cpl
dermis, causing the pores to close
This prevents perspiration, which
carries of considerable heat. When
the heat is kept in the body we be-
come warmer, since additional heat
is constantly being generated. On
the other hand the consuming OF hot
drinks in winter opens the pores OF
the skin, allowing heat to escape.
Therefore, hot drinks really cool us
of, contrary to all opinions.
G.. X. NJ. Jr.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
SCHOOL DAYS.

santa Claus satisfied w. d. PAYNE's
nrst boyhood ambition by bringing
him a pair of rubber overshoes. He
them proudly to everybody. At school
one day he found them well filled
and covered with what appeared to
be tobacco Juice. The teacher was
mad and said she would investigate
the next day. Her mother was wait.
ing for her and she didn't have time.
when she did investigate she found
that her own mother had been slyly
ds>saNAAnn AnxAA AsSAA~ N kh~ $780,
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

Collins and Patrol Leader Conrad Ia
cobs left this morning with the Dis
trict National Guards for their su D.
mer encampment
Patrol Leader Charles Graffchas re-
turned to Washington after having
spent some time in reserve officers
training camp and will resume his
duties as leader of the third patrOl!5
Troop SIS held a benefit lawnt party
in the Kenilworth Chapel, Wednes-
day evening, according to our off
ciar scout column reporter, Cord on
King, of that troop. Eight gallons Of
ice cream were purchased from
Chapin-Sacks Ice Cream Manufsctue-
ling Company. When it was deliv-
cred it was discovered that there were
ten gallons. Two extra ones had been
thrown in free of charge as slight
remembrance" by the Arm. The troop
cleared" $3.50 on the party.
Isaac Cans, vice president Of, tho
District OF Columbia Council, BOY
Scouts of America. Will award prizes
to boys who won events during the
recent season at Camp Roosevelt
The awards will be made as fol-
lows: Troop making the highest aver
age in scoutcraft-Troop s, Colonel
Taylor, scoutmaster. z
Troop making the highest average
in nspection--Troop s, Colonel Tay-
lor, scoutmaster.
Honor Scouts-F1rst week. n
Pyles. Troop 81: second week, \
Wight, Troop 10; third week. K
Gichner. Troop s; fourth week. L
Grey, Troop 10; fifth week, c. Low
den, Troop 10: sixth week. J. TayloA
Troop 81. a.
Scout obtaining highest number of
points in scoutcraft, Harry Gtchnee.
Troop s. 81
Scout obtaining highest number a
points in Identification of nowerAs
birds, trees, butterflies, moths, min
erals, mosses, insects-C. Mcdonnell
Troop s.
Scout making greatest advance
ment in regular Scout work-1
Moody Troop s.
Scout Executive Edward d. Shav
will leave Washington next week fos
visit to his "old homo State.- Com
necticut. He expects to spend two On
three weeks there
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
SULLIVAN'S SAYINGS.

A person should not drop a die
tionary, because it contains dyna-
mite.
Some of the patriots who are
telling US to prepare for another
war would do a favor II they ex-
planned how to end the last one.
Conductors never take fares
from a policeman on trolley cars
because you can't get nickel out
of a copper.
Spiritualists tip the table, but
the man who tips the waiter usu-
ally fares better.
EDMUND NJ. SULLIVAN.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
DR.. GRAYSON TO RETURN.

Rear Admiral Cary Grayson, Prest-
dent Wilson's naval aide and pSrA
sonal physician, will return TO wash
ington tonight. II was learned at tho
White House today. DR.. Grsyson has
been enjoying a two weeks vacation.
his nrst for several years. at the in-
sistence OF the President. The out~
ing was passed with his family IN the
Blue Ridge mountains, in New Yore
and at saratoga. fr>sr .,- ~ 81.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

If some ads told the truth yoI
would see:
DR.. GRIND. Painful Dentist.
Agony Assured. Let me torture you.
For Rent--House. Poor Locality.
miles from street car. All modern
inconveniences Rent raised prompt
iy each month. GOUGE & co.
For Sale-2 Ia cylinder no-passen-
ger bump roadster. Runs occasion
ally. Bargain for party weak under
the hat strong in the pocket. Don't
patronize pick pockets See US first.
BUMPApBILE CO.
PAUL WHITE.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
SOMETHING IN THIS.

When a plumber makes a mistake
he charges twice for it
When carpenter makes one it's
just what he expected.
A doctor buries his mistakes.
If preacher makes one nobody
knows the difference,
II an editor makes one, GOOD
NIGHT! III. A. SAUR.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

Something to make a fellow mad all
the way through Is to call on your
sweetie and have her tell you about
the different boys she knows with
wonderful eyes, patent leather hair
and such grand dancers. Nix on the
junk! JIM.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
PUGILISTIC VAMPS.

Listen, lizards, and you shall hear
What happened to Willie Reenior
He winked an eve at passing dame.
Hes in Emergency Hospital and doesn't
know his name.
Take heed: leave alone the vamps,
As one OF them may black both your
lamps JACK c.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
M1MntARpan5ffrff1a g.

Blithely they talk Of the spirit that's gone.
And DER his GLASS casket upbraid him,
But we'll all be wrecks II they let him
sleep on.
In the grave where a volstead has laid
him.
MILO H
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
INTELLIGENCE.

In the movie the Aim announced
the Demon Slusger, Babe Ruth"
but before Babe was trotted out
woman behind me asked her
sweetheart II Babe wasn't a race
horse. II. S. ATCHISON.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

l noticed a Wilmington, Del, dis
patch which said that grass had
grown five inches high on a carload
of coal which had left the mine sew
eral weeks ago. Showing that most
of the COAL is of some other ma
terial. SOCRATES.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

A man bought a farm for
$4,000, making no payment at
first He was to pay in three
years, three equal annual pay
ments, at 8 per cent. How much
was each payment?
VINCENT p.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

Will nour explode or ignite at
any time during it's manufacture?
Have heard thar ii will but am
skeptical. AS usual with every
body, l put 1t up to II and S fans.
SUBSCRIBER.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

PAUL WHITE thinks that ships
are referred to as "she" because they
use considerable powder and paint.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

I've found the champion pest. He's
the guy who gets on street car
ahead OF the crowd and rests his
hand on the top Of the fare box while
waiting for tokens or change or
transfer. J. p. T.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
II COOLIDGE is elected Vice
President we will probably have law
and order in the Senate. j. B. n.

PATTY" Marine Corps headquar-
ters sends in a particularly long. un-
printable problem, saying, please
print this, as ! want to get even with
the guy who started me on that 10
multiplied by itself is times, as the
landlady sued me for marking all The
walls after l had used all the statI on-
cry ! could find"
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

am inclined to think that there
are few worse pests than the woman
who is frst to get on a street car
and has to go to the bottom OF her
trunk for a token. ]. D. W.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
~CALLING IN, STRAW HATS.

That's a very foolish tradition that
straw hats should be called in" Sep
tember is. There IL no use aping
custom In New York city. Men in our
warm September climate perspire and
lose their hair under heavy. unsani-
tary felt hats when q straw bat could
be worn at least month after with
comfort and style.
WILLIAM T. SWEET.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
PURE pOsToNEsE.

No real Bostonian would say, Don't
count your chickens before tnty
hatch" Tho Bostonians put It this
way: Never attempt to forecast a
numerical calculation OF your crop
OF poultry until the process Of incubs-
tion has been completed"
HENRY Y. SMITH
Ike--There Ia at least one com
modify cut in half.
Mfks--what 10 IT.
khA--Ladies' hose. J. e.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

H. c. l.. also stands for high cost
of likker. TOM CULHANE.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
WILLIAM T. SWEET.

A young contributor asks where
the expression, "Steve Brodie took
a chance" originated. Steve Brodie
won fame by jumping from the
Brooklyn Bridge in days when the
feat was considered impossible
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

The income tax surely is no greater
puzzle than trying to get Mary
land operators license. ROY r.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
TOM Hi.

TOM HUGHES gives "three
cheers for the best catcher in the
American League, ED. CHARITY"
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

why should a fellow ever look
at the top of buildings when he
can see roll-top hose? don't
believe there's a guy on r street
who knows how the top of an r
street building looks.
BILL JACK.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

we saw some mad cake-eaters down
Southwest the other night They
went TO a coal yard and, after doing
some odd Jobs, were asked to sack
coal They refused to do this and the
boss refused to pay them for what
they had done, r. c., S. j., s. M.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

Scout Executive Edward d. Shav
will leave Washington next week fn
a visit to his "old homo State.- Com
necticut He expects TO spend two op
three weeks there
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
TRUTHFUL ADS.

some ads told the truth you
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-10
Gifts For The First Halloween Baby
REFUSE INCREASE
IN POLICE SALARY
Continued from Page One)

make improvements at Oronoco and
Alfred streets and Mrs. Burson was
given permission to repair roc1 at
GOT Oronoco street. Permission was
refused Charles Ewald for porch at
house 7O1 North Washington street
Request of A. J. Darrah for quit
claim deed for lot ir George Wash
ington Park was referred to conf
mittec on finance and claims. Res
olution to provide more adequate
quarters for the commissioner OF
revenue in city hall building was
referred to public property and
finance committee.
Resolution empowering public
property committee to obtain bids
for improvements to interior and
exterior of city hall building was
adopted. Carter Brothers asked per-
mission to inclose porches at house
$40 South Pitt street and matter
was referred to street committee.
John w. Turner was given permits
sion to build garage. at 5l2 North
Alfred street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-10
NO REST-NO PEACE

the one who suffers from a bad back,
and distressing urinary disorders.
Alexandria people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Be guided by their e%-
pericnce.
Mrs. Chas. Cook, 4l0 Queen ST.,
Alexandria. says: "After an attack OF
the "flu" my kidneys were left in bad
shape. Ny back panied me so was
in misery all the time. 1t seemed as
though a dagger were being thrust
into my kidneys. l could get no rest
at night. Mornings would be SO
tired an. worn out I would fee! like
giving IN. A friend saw what cen
dition I was in and told Inc what
wonderful remedy Doan's Kidney
llls arc. sent to Crcighton's Drug
Store for some Doan's fixed me up
all right in short time. Tine pans
all left me and before long was en-
tirelv cured. II was Doar's Kidney
p;ls and nothing else that did it,
Price GOc, at all dealers. Dort
simply ask for kidney remcdy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Cook had. FosterMiburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
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Mrs. Robt. J Taylor of Laurel
visited Ellisville Friday.
Mr.. Lee Knight of Laurel visit
ed his sister Mrs Burton We'd
nesdsy.
Mr.. Jas. Robertson of Lowery
Creek settlement was in town
Saturday.
Miss Vergie Stringer visited
at Mize Miss. Saturday and Sun
day.
The Methodist ladies will hold
a Bszear Friday and Saturday,
December 3rd and 4th.
Mr.. R. ]. Duke of New Orleans
La. is visiting his uncle Mr..
Land. and family.
Brother Isiah the celebrated
"Healer" of New Orleans was
here last Thursday and Saturday.
Examinations for negro teach
ers was held at court house Fri
day and Saturday.
Rev. Barney Harrington called
at this office Friday.
Mr.. T. B. Craft of Belzonia
and former resident of Ellie
vile spent last week visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. ], T. CAN'T is making
reacy to go to Baltimore to re-
cieve treatment from a throat
specialist. We hope for him a
successful visit.
Mr.. Melvin Smith from Tewana
called at this office Monday.
Mr.. Johnnie House visited his
mother in Meridian last week.
Mrs. Jennie House spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Matte Warmack.
Glad to say Mr. Oscar Jourdans
infant is improving fast.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

Hon. B. A. RusbY was in
Town Tuesday.
Mr.. S. T. Merritt Of Moselle
was in Ellisville Wednesdays
Judge Arnold and Mr. Mulford
Parker visited in Jackson Tues
day. Mr.. J. c. McGowan Of semr
mary was visitor here Sunday.
When You want to buy groce-
ries see Wofford Collins and get
the best prices also the best
groceries.
Read the advertisement Of the
Cumberland Telephone Company
in this weeks issue.
Mr.. Robt. Yates Of Hattiesburg
is now with the news, Mr.. Yates
is an old newspaper man and
with his help we will be able to
handle ali sorts of commercial
printing
Mr.. George Avery and family
from Michigan are domiciled at
the Alice hotel for the winter,
Mr.. Aver is manager and prop
rietor of the mutal Package
Company.
Mr. Stockledge from Bay Springs
being the perchaser. and he will
be more than welcomed in the
community as he is a fine singer
Mr.. Orange Bailey Mr. Hiuar
Simmons and familys attended
the ASSOCIATION at Pilgrim Sunday
Mr.. E.S. Craven at three mile
bridge South of Ellisvile has
sold his farm and will move to
town soon.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

Notice Is hereby given that lne clerk
Of this board viii aeceive sealed
bids to be fled wlie the clerk Of
this boaid by 12o'clck Nj on the 18Th
daY Of September A. D 1922 at Eli
isyille, Mississippi, on furnishing
the county county With 500 Flank
bonds and coupons attached, for the
1900, 000.00) road bond issue.
Bidders 10 furnish speciman Of Bons
ds coupons and etc. The board reser..
YES the right to rejoice auy and all
bids.
Witness my hand aud official seal
said hoard on the 18th day OF
August a. d. 1920.
u, s. Collins
Chancery Clerk.
BY A. G. Breckenridge
Dupety Clerk.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

49, 49, - A-aA4N ~
BY virtue of the authority con.
ferred 50 NE IS spscia commissioner
BY decree of tha ehsresacr rendes-
"a 10 vacauop on September Sfb. 1929
ia lae mat,er 81 the petition ID Wn-
ton Pitts e a ex parte- ] win on
Monday ise il'h day Il October with.
Ia legul hours of saie sen to the high
est bidder ius cash 60 ltoni ii Tie
court house door at Eiisville. Miss,
the following described land;
SW3 ofSEl-4snd theSEl.4 ofSW1 4
Section 23and the NW1-4of NWi.4 OF
Section 26, and the NEl-4 Of NEl-4
Of Section y, ali in Township I,
North, Range II West in the first
District Of Jones County, Miss.
Said land is sold for division OF the
proceeds among the parties interest
ed, and the title is believed to be
good, but ! shall cnnvey such title
only as is vested in me as special
commissioner.
This the 10Th. day OF September 1920.
w. Is. " elcb,
Special Commissioner.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
PAGE FIVE
snae Of MlssissIppl

To Regina Walsh, Port huron,
Michigan; Graham Laaa Company
post office address unknown; p0stcf
lice address unkuown lthedeiepaeats)
You are comm iuded Is apper abe
fore the chancery court Of the County
OF Jones. Second Judicial distrtct, il
said states, on the fth 0uday OF
October, A. d. ls20, TO defend the
suit in said court OF J o. Kelly.
wherein you are defendants.
This the Srd. day OF August, A d. 1920.
y. 5. Collins. Clerk.
BY A c. Breckenridge. d. c.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

Preaching il A. M. and 7:45 =. NJ.
tirst and third Sundays each month.
Sunday School 985 every Sunday,
Or. Z. S. Williams, Superintendent.
i'raver~meeting 7:45 T. NJ every
Wednesday,
business meeting after prayer aud
praise services on Wednesday et1a.
ing after each third Sunday.
Everybody is cordially invited 20
attend these services.
c. r. BASS. Pastor
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

ELLIsvILLE, Miss Sept. 20, 1920
Editor Of The Jones Co. News:--
Please announce that the Jones Coun-
ty Baptist Association will meet
with the Pine Grove Baptist Church
i've miles west Of Eliisville Tuesday
and Wednesday Oct. SO. Let the
Messengers from the Churches be pre-
sent 10; 90 a. m. the first day, il
possible.
9. Z. Bass.-MoG
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

TO 3. D. MCKTNZTE,
You are commanded TO appear before
Chancery Court OF the First District
Joues county, In said state, on The
First Monday OF January a. d.
1921 70 defend the suit 10 said Court
OF Mrs. Katie McKiuzle wherein you
are defendant. This the 2sth day Of
september A. D. 1920.
us. Collins
Clerk
BY Z. $. Collins.
d. G.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
NOTICE OF CLAIM FOR DAM.
AGES TO MULE By INJURY ON
DEFECTIVE BRIDGE.

TO Whom lt May Concerns
Notice Is hereby given that | have
filed claim with the Board Of
Supervisors OF Jones County. Miss.
issippi for damage In SUN ofSl0) 90
FOR Injury to mnle caused bY said
mule falling through detective
bridge, and said cause viii come up
for hearing before the Board al the
irst meeting when 1t Gun be legally
heard. THIS September Ilth. 1920.
G. y. SHOWS,
Claimant aud Owner.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
CITArInN NorIoE

- A-t . ftf A'lNf a VIZ
TO E3roorker y Goodlon Whose Post
office address IS unknown:
You are hereby Cummandeb tc
appear before the Chancery Cuurt oi
the Secoad Districto Jones County
Mississippi at term Of said court
to be held on the 4th Monday Of
October AID. 1920, to defend Ia said
court the suit OF Lillian Goodow
Wherein you are made defendant
Witness my hand and official seal ol
said court on this The llth day o.
September AID. 1920.
Us. Collins,
Chancery Clerk,
A. c. Breckenridge,
Deputy Clerk
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
Wards Pharmacy

Notice Of iheproposal OF the Board
OF Supervors of Jones County, Miss
sippi, TO borrow money;
To The adult tax payers Of Jones
County, Mississippi,ex exclusive of those
payingpoll tax only.
Noticeis hereby gwen that the
board of Supervisors OF Jones county,
Mississippi, propose at meeting to b..
held al Ellisyille Jones County Miss
ssippi. at ii O'Clock A. NJ. on the Is,
dsy of September A. d. 1920, to bor-
row the sum OF $50 600. 90 for the pur.
pose OF deiraying the expenses of the
County for the year 1920, and 10 issue
Loan Warranty on the Treasure OF
aidCounty, therefor. bearing interets
at the rate Of MOTTO exceed percent the
oan warrant TO be payable on the 18th
day of t'ebusrY,A. d. 1921. and will do
50 unless on or before the 18th day Of
September A.D.ls2O. 10 per cent Of the
adult tax payersolthe County excite
sively OF those paying poll tax only
shall file with said board a petition
against the borrowing of said money.
The board ia taking this actionis pro
ceeding under the authority vested
in them by Section ss4 of the Miss,
issippi code 1906 and the Amending
laws Chapter 227 laws 1920.
Witness my signature this the
18th day of August a. y. 1920.
u. S.CoLLINs
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors
of Jones County, Mississippi
By A. C. EcRRBRNRIDE d. Q.
he it resolved by the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen OF the city Of
Ellisyille, Miss that it is the inten-
lions. OF the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen at regular meeting OF
said Mavor and Board OF Aldermen
when they make the levy Of taxes for
said city for the year 1920 to add not
to exceed two mills levy in addition
to the other levy OF taxes Of said city
for the purpose of providing an addi-
tional street fund 10 addition 10 the
regular street tax already provided by
law, provided that at an election
which Is hereby ordered to be held on
Frlday October the lst l920in said
city OF Eifsvile MISC at the Mayor's S
oilice ln said city majority of the
qualified electors ofsaid city voting
at said election, shall votein favor Of
said levy.
II rs further ordered that the Clerk
have this resolution published 10
newspaper published IN said city as
required 10y law for the publishing
OF such resolutions and notices OF
such elections and that the Election
Commissioner Of said city publish a
notice OF said Election and hold said |
election atthe time and place aboye |
designated.
Il. p Cough, Clerk Of the City Of
IsIlisvillc Miss hereby certify that the
above and foregoing resolution IS a
rue aud correct cony Of q resolution
passed by the Mayo md Board Of
Aldermen Of the Csty 81 E.i.syiiie
Nissat regular meeting cf said nay
or and Board cf Aiaesmsn Of said
,ily on tan it, dey of September 1890. |
This The sth day Of September A D |
$40.
Il p. Cough Clerk.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
LEGAL NOrIcr

The Trustees of the Osett Seprate
School District, invites noled bids to
be filed with Geo. L. Fatheree char
mar, on or before Il O'Clock Nj. Oct.
2lth, 1920 for the sinking and equipp
ing deep we'll, on the los OF the said
school in Ovett. The Board reserve
the right to reject any and all Bids.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
Mrs Kaach Tells How She Got to
Know Rat snap

Have always feared rats. Lately
noticed many on my farm. A neigh.
Dor said be Just GOT rid of droves
with RAT SNAP Tails started me
ihn.ing Tried RAT SNAP myself
70 killed r and scared the rest away.
RAT SNAP comes 10 three sizes s5c,
csc si.25 Sold ard guaranteed BY l..
n Clark and Iofhip ecis pharm
aey
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching al ia. NJ. and l.45P. M
FIRST and third sundcys each mo9ih
Sunday School 9: IS every Sunday
Prayer meeting 7'45 every 'Vedpes
dav.
You are welcome at these SERVES.
IT. j MOORE Pastor