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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15
Fresh Today +!

The Star Drug Company wishes
10 announce that 1t received by
express this morning a shipment
of Sweets Chocolates. consist
ing of Brazil nut oenters. chceo-
late covered cherries. natural
fruit flayors, etc. Sweets cho-
eolates are unsurpassed for pur-
ity and quality.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

FOR SAi.E-Model 80 Overland
touring. newly painted. used one
season. A bargain. Central Gar.
age. -l5-l9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

The English dictionaries contain
nearly 500, 900 words.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

THE USE OF these columns win
make money for you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15
The Gasoline Shortage.

may prevent your taking trip to the
country tomorrow, but there is nothing
to prevent your attendance at church.
The Methodist, Presbyterian and Chris
tian churches will welcome you at their
services both morning and evening. II
you are not a regular attendant you will
find this an auspicious time to begin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

One 1913 Buick. good paint. good
tires. Al shape. BE sure To see this
one II you want q good. cheap sec
ond-hand car.
One r. NJ. p. 80. One Ford deliy-
cry wagon cheap.
In fact anything from Fords 20
Cole ss-nothing better.
&. g.. WILLIAMS. SO Main.
Phone 1863 i5-22s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

FOR SALE-One 10 h. D. 3 phase.
ego volt electric motor. used only
few days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15
ESTRAY

WANTED or 5 room house fur
nished or unfurnished. by reliable
party: references furnished. Reply
Box NJ. Herald. l5-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15
NOTI(N

NOTICE
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet on Monday afternoon, Nay II,
at 3;3o, st I. O. O. y. hall. All mem
ters are urged to be present.
FRANCES HAINE0, Pres. Cor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15
FOR SALE

One 4-room modern house. Just
finished. In Mills Add. Price $4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

FOR SALD-A paying business. cor.
store. Must sell owing TO other
business. A snap to right man. See
zoos Main St. 16s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

One 3.room modern house In Mil
Add. $4,000; terms,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

AIRDALE PUPPIES. registered
stock. ready to take away. Can be
seen by calling at Brandenburg's
store. To-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

FOR SALE-Ranse In good condi-
ti0n. and new clarinet. Harold v.
wygant, 1915 Rose street. l5-17'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-15

FOR SALE-45 tons alfalfa and
Timothy hay mixed. Call l9F2.
1918
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
AMERICAN GAS AND ELEcrRIc co.
ASKED TO INSTALL A HUGE
POWER PLANT.
COAL, COMPANY AND PENNSY EN-
GrNEERS SURVEYING YOR
NEW DEVELOPNENTS.
GAuRoAD WILL BE EXTENDED
AND $4,000, 900 COAL HOLDING
OPERATED.

Early development OF 5000 acres Of
coal along the Ohio river front four
miles south OF Powatan. Ohio. worth
approximately S2.0000o0. was announced
yesterday afternoon BY officials Of the
MARCEL Coal Company. a recently char
tered concern composed OF capitalists
OF Eastern Ohio.
simultaneously with THIS announce
rnent came. from the same source. q
statement that the American Gas *
huge electric. power plant 1T Beech
Bottom. has been asked 10 erect Il power
plant in the vicinity OF POwhatIn to
supply the new mining operations with
power. This latter announcement Will
be watched with a great deal OF in
terest. in view Of thu announcement
from Akron. Ohio. yesterday. that ten-
tatlye plans have boon formulated to
establish a $40. 600. 900 electric power
plant In the coal fields OF Eastern Ohio.
from which .Nhhnn and several other big
cities IN Ohio hope to secure electric
The development Of III" 5000 acr"
tract of coal In the vicinity ot Powha-
tan will be made. as noted above b. tho
Marcel Coal Company. Tn" inCorpora-
tors Of This new mining corporation are
]. \. Maher. Of Cleveland. Ohio. pres
!daut. ]. =. Hrtnlcin. OF bridgeport.
Ohio wire president and general Coun-
81: X. c. Perry. Of cleveland. n former
Martins berry man. secretary: w. L.
NahCR. n Y Nahar and Thomas X
Mahar. the latter three all Of Cleveland
These are the ~ me interests controlling
:he nine mines in Belmont county. Ohio
der the name ot the Mah"r "olleries
In addition to n" $4,000 acres Of
coal which fronts on the Ohio river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
MARCEL COAL CO. WILL MINE
$4,000; ACRES At POWHATAN

below Powhatan. the MARCEL Coal Com
pany owns rs acres Of surface 'front.'
ing on the river in the vicinity Of OH"
river dam No II. opposite Woodland
W. Va.
\ survey Of the property. with 4
view to opening new mine on this
property. has been started jointly 10y
Allan * Garcia. an eminent engineer
Ing firm OF Chicago. acting for tn"
MARCEL Coal Company. and Pennsylvania
railway engineers. This action, and an
nuunCsmrnt made recently in Tn" In
tclligenccr, that the PcnnSy branch run
ming from Bsllaire I" iowhatan will be
extended on down TIA" Ohio river to TAX"
care Of the output Of coal mines south
of the rowhatan terminal OF the pres
ent road.
Build Mining village.
The coal Company'S properly fronts
two and Il half miles along tho river.
The engineering firm OF Allen Gar
cia have been given the power 10 pro-
coed with the inSta Ilatiun OF cQuip>
mont for opening tn. new nine as soon
AZ the railway extension can he made.
From other sources. I Is known thar
car loads OF ties have been shipped to
Powha;an for use in extending the
railroad.
Officials Of the MARCEL Coat Company
announced yesterday that when the new
shaft Is located. mining NiilaE" VIII
be erected to be known as Marco"
The mine will be Of The shaft type
and information given Tn" IntelliCenccr
indicates that 1t will require approx
matcly on" year 10 sink tn" smart. In
stall equipment, erect the mining viii
lagc and get ready 20 begin getting out
coal.
Need Power Supply.
Officials of the MARCEL Coal Com
rany yesterday admitted having made
ovcrturrs 10 the American. Gas & Elcc-
trir Company Tor the erection OF an i'm
rn"nSe power station near the site OF
the new mine.
They state that II the American Gas
& Electric Company does not construct
such plant. the MARCEL Coal Company
will undertake to construct it's own
power plant. as i large amount of cleo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
GIRL TRAPPED
BY UNCLE SAM
YOUNG KEYSTONE STATE WoMAH
SIGNS DEAD FATHERS PENSaON
Went under Assumed Name and ofe"
Stipend as It Came Through
Mailg.

Margaret l.. Abbott. alias Marsaro.
Carr, = good looking young woman apout
80 years of age. is IN tho ONO COUNT
Jail awaiting transfer to Pittsoursh o'
the charge of defraudlng the Feuei O.
government. M ~
The case is n peculiar one. Inc "o.
man VAS arrested yesterday a1terhooii
upon information secured py Cnltcu
States Deputy Marshal John NJ. ShoIt;
who went t. WellSburg after he ntu
gathered enough evidence 10 mako lilo
arrest.
Tn" girl was at work in the finishing
department of the Eagle Glass compan!
at Wcllshurg and went under the haHe
Of Margaret Carr.
Her father, William Abbott, was
Civil war veteran and Il pcnSiohSr'
Years ago the father died, and the MOTH
er, Il widow, died later on. MarHarCt;
according TO the evidence gathered did
not notify the pension bureau OF tne
death of her parents and received tho
checks as they came, endor"hs thc'
and receiving the money.
Some time ago, when getting TIP
that the authorities were on her lra'''
she left her home at MCkcHSport' IA,
and went to WcllSburE. where she went
under the assumed name.
Mall that was received for her NJ MI
k"rSpOrt was sent on To W"llSburS 70
Miss Margaret Carr. and ii did not take
long for thu. authorities T. locate her.
She will remain III the ONO county
iail until col. Stuart NJ. Walker the
tinted states attorney Of this district
is notified and an order Is secured trans
fcrring her to the Pennsylvania courts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
BIG BUSINESS
ON THE RIVER
Boats PLYING the Ohio Are Loaded To
tho Gunwales With Freight.

All boats docking at tho local wharf
boats are receiving large shipments for
WAY point stops both up and down the
river. Big shipments are being sent
into this city to the local dealers by
water Many OF them stat" they can
depend on getting the goods to their
destinations much more speedily at the
present. than by railroad. Everything
possible To ship by heat the. merchants
and dealers are sending. and that keeps
the packets plying the Ohio river busy
at this time.
The General pCrShing arrived this
evening from New MatamoraS and de-
parted several hours later on her jour-
nry To Pittsburgh. Sh" was loaded 20
IN" guards with fnndStuffS and cattle.
mCStlv for the Smoky City dealers.
rh" steamer Liberty arrived from
l'arkcrSburr. and. after unloading part
of h"r shipments and taking on add.
tional freight. she departed yesterday
afternoon for the Smoky city.
The steamer Leroy which has opened
a trade between Wheeling and New
Maiamoras. is carrying capacity loads
Sh" arrived in last night from tn" down
river point. Sh" VIII l"av" At 1850
O'Clock this morning on her return
\ STAG" Of 10 feet s inches stationary.
was registered lat" yesterday afternoon
at the local wharf
--BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
WAS BOUND OVER
TO GRAND JURY

Leo BolinSk: foreigner. "r Rcpwn"d.
WAS brought before +. $. C"mrhlsSioa""
John H. Conrad yesterday for Violation
Of the national prohibiiI"u law and
bound over 10 the L. : grand jury
which Will convene at Petersburg III
January.
y raid was made at Eo'!nskrS hom"
sometime ago bat he was absent. Dep
uty State Commissioner j. Walter r. -
and Anti saloon office" Thomas Ar
rington caught him IA Il five and ten
cent store Wednesday. after n cllaS''.
recognizing him IN the street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
Imported Costume
Velvet, Save IA to Is

@ AVINGS ranging from a
- fourth to a third are indi-
Gated in these lines of Import
ed Costume Velvet which will
be found very desirable Tor
personal use or to give at holi-
day time; comes in Copenhagen
and marine blue, golden and
African brown, Burgundy,
plum, gray and black, warrant
ed fast pile and fast color,
three widths:
27-inch Boulevard Velvet, for
mer 1896 quality; sale
price, CD OK
36-inch Boulevard Velvet, for
mer $3.50 quality; sale
price, CD OK
yard .......... OO,Co
44-inch Boulevard Velvet, for
mer $3.50 quality; sale
P PssS $3.50
54-inch All-Silk Featherweight
Plush in black, splendid for
wraps, coats and scarfs, for
mer $3.50 quality; sale
price, eli OK
yard ....... O1f.Cc
-Fabrics-Second{ Moor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
SAYS IT FIRST AND SAYS IT LAST

Carrie G. IIarr"l. 80 Nicholson St.
Norfolk. Va, writes: I'm tell anybody
that Ful"y'S Honey and Tar j. all right.
II did III" all tho good. said IL first
ard IN say il last" Thousands "f bot
Ties Of this r"liahl" remedy wrr" hnu&u,
last v ''k ~ careful E"th'r> =" ~ t.
be- prepared to check coughs colds and
Group at tn" beginning. II acts almost
instantly. cuts phl"gm. S"nth"s raw. IT.
ritutrd membranes. stops TICKLING IN
throat. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
SUIT Is SETTLED.

The appeal suit titled Alfred Graul
Va Marco HOrnICk. from the courts of
Justice &c. Corrigan was settled ont
OF court yesterday by tn" counsel for
the state and defense. the costs to be
charged the defendant
The suit was Instituted several
months ago 10 recover tho possession
Of house The plaintiff was given
the Justices decision. and the defense
appealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
STONE & THOMAS
Weather: Fair
Friday, Dec. 10, 1920

DIGHT before would
Wool Fabrics suitable for these at great
rcdnced from what realed for so days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

lily WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
trio current will be required TO ligh,
and operate the mine.

TIE development of this tract below
Powhatan is one OF the biggest under
taklngs in the Eastern Ohio coal field
In long time, The tnCorpOratorS of the
MARCEL Coal Company ara among tn"
best known and most successful coal
Operators In the Eastern Ohio field.
The development of the Powhatan
tract will increase the force or miners
employed In In" Eastern ohio field by
several hundred. and in the erection
Of homes for the miners and craft Smrn
I" h" employed at tn" mine. the COM
fort Of thu w"rkm"m Is iu hc we'll pro-
V!dcd for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
Special Sale of
Beautiful Gift
Underwear

@ EVERAL striking values in
- beautiful Silk Underwear
suitable for gifts await the
Friday shopper in this store in
the well known Kayser and
Van Raalte makes:
Silk Vests, bodice and band
top styles, embroidered and
plain effects, pink or white, two
special prices:
1915 and 1896 Vests at S2.95
S4.75 Vests at ........S3.9o
Silk Boomers in pink or
white, fully reinforced, two
kinds:
s5.95 Boomers at .$4.95
1896 Boomers at $50. 3.95
Knit Undsrwsar-Main floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
Practical Gift Suggestions From the
China and Housewares Sections

COME practical gift-hints from the China and House
~ wares Sections which will be helpful to those seek
ing Christmas presents that are useful:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
CAAprER lV-~contisucd


Laura c"iA" iN'o iN' F"'''0 ""'
ranged hrf~'' "'.7''" NFf 'A5''"r- HOE
han7 r'at'I HEattf "h o'' forearm.
HE ta' caught ia one f your ''af
tor' h"3 ih'@ !"ehs "'a" "fr@ta' h .''
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Wen pm our 'T''''.s F'Sa' '"'F
curry. stone "Rt''""''' ~ 500" as
h'N h07' A'a @'"*+
The young 'Hah N'''' '' '''' @''''.'
eNN SaN'ii"H h''l". " '"'' h' was ''~''s'
*n'hg the ''o'h Aha''" 'f.' W. ''NS
NV S''ehi"'F' ~ 's'' nov urea !" '"''"
round ~ So" whose VI WIZ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

ing MT Sean& i've eve 10 ssstrwte
iasseK tFvsa n u Eske ray n4a y
.A@aSsasss
The sNa ns III Nas that AesS Sasa
aas t'gr&y ~ens a~@n TO gae cS-sas
sis& ss.4AAsd tesas peases. To the lAst
tbs eAasEsr2sass g@4yed up 10 tAssF
EsaFss
ASessxstaS i've gFs,gysas, Stas sess@4
fer sAe ETS tes lNises i1 sseir ssar,
aex. am1 segsars sAss srseAvsa sAe Far
mi hs grsa x4agg sga4A.
SAm sNsA@g ~ have tslk wlsa
iSar~ welAe rm 10 aear,~ be ex~
plsSapst Yea drift 10 tax As,vs.
Sssss sasag, ysa khsw. l'sl saas Ia TIE
seassh stises G1' Axee. w the eaA saan liz
aAssaat scsssss. yoa SaFw year hssA,
akaGa E~@l ledasgfaeSs tr hs ts es
Aosne give Lssra sAv tip saa sAeu
&aaa u ssse IL Aaa pe
The oaErr ~ tAs FNach an IL hap.
y~sssevt was c~Ssns tFag syss by Agaa
tSi,eate,
"lAa spa wsut 10 se~ hire very had,
Mr. saAndgauf~ ASKED Miss Laura
,Sv7aaaavly
"Se. caGt s4y Eve lsss Mr., lNss'
aaa
"laa Inquired Tor agA.~
"iiap That's aiGrevaf, WAea !
used to cetae haate gr0sa fac satsa'
tsias hs3ae r<atrevy to writers ! vscd 10
ASA whrre Sad @as. bnt dtaat saat
III see hss#
u see ina yua 'nst catsae ds@a
fNsRl glsr sgarse rBHchf
~Nea'se guessed f{Shi@
Thea | aim sssry caat asS yoa to
'stsla lNsa's orders,
~Aasshlns la those ar,ieys Shial yea
meeting enc q: ting jAds tgeaa tbs horse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

ranch up "a tt.a AHlslde where II Ia
ucutrai srcuuAY'
~pid sam eoue with VOC she cf1r-a
llc's arre uh. | An0w hes here
What 10 ! eet fur trtaSing stsi
ucNsy+
4 ilaut SAY II sas e,s,d aews"
she Yavr big eyes are shouting
IT,
"Was tbs, the news FROM ,he horse
runchr'
That's part II t. hpt thess IL more
Sara ana CWrly arn cn the's Way 70
Saguaete To sE.eni the Fourth ~ July.
Sam Is going fer another yeason, bat
I'm not sure yei wins, II Is There's
something doing | don't saves, Sauna
hlg dcal nn foot that's not on the leset
Sam Ia IN II up 10 the hooks lie 10
-epi~nssi 10 hs qais,ius Snspys outfit
for ratsI na, know better"
white r. tie Hps, she fac~i hlra
hravely. What sort Of trouble 10 he
leading Nam into
1--WE got a Kind ~ notion Rm n
won't bear talking aheui yet p0t't
tell him shat I've told you. unless yos
want TO spoil my chsnc" Of hsiplns
BIN T."
Il wont" she promised then sid"i.
With qui.k eageru~ss "May',e | caa
help you. I'm going down to saguachs
to vixl' On the Fourth"
~I1i look you up Trouble Is that
Sam is ben, IN rulEiag himself Secns
To itiuk so@py IN his best friend II
We could show bin dl-areB' thlngs
might work ou. all right
While she climbed tbs hiii to Sam
rurlv wa'ertpd bis harSs and sm"sss!
cigarette Iie wBs not hired IN
,hapefaue lovers Therefore x took
him tllfss-a quarters ~ aH hour ia rnach
the teyuh l4ae hes' ea 'as e-lee ~ ihe
park,
AZ once he ssw thar fhey had heen
haYirF quarrel The Eiris elrs swe
re-3. ana stle wss s;til dAhsies az 'tefn
with Der haa5kervhief VI hrb BE- csIns
2hsstssug along. Sam late~i 3'seoar,
asrd. hat s'uNSvta. Yefy pa,hly 'heY
haa t,eea dlsa1reelng 0t~rat 30 lahe o,
eau3wrt
The two yovng Een 'not the trail
again A,aut roau nv best aay they
rea hef Nsxaarh After ihey hsa
eaten. 'arly arolled arf by Atthse3f 10
tire deta,
~t.agus = ',cfet fat TGn rap fa- thi.
eycCruz Wart to 20 by tbe sspt~ss,
hr f1la 'he asfst.
The aean lagksd al hIn sr3 gvtan~d,
~ ~ 70 e.s dared actsve, n4s yie tog
taa'd get 81 Ne ahen she IA 'os
E.re atans s1t'Y 'alles y@y ~; r9ost
'9sE~ caHl'at. ra, v ish AR ramtayf
Meaning THIS: tie ffst do~sat
stnf
"yst :, Tn gar
llase "a taee the sfrrnsn ,rala
thsgg
-s--sua- He rsrr,ehes tfsl~,
o8 esed Il tarocra tas wies..ra
tapart Ga~Y Say aEe eaa!A
otrae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
FOR MOTHERS

Nashville, Tenn ,--~''Dr riafcss's favar~
its Prescription Las ssen great Lsip to mo
In many ways and Is 4. the lest wRAaa .
THsiicine | baFe eRrr tAk3n. have ta4ra
'Fsgpgt,s FFeserigtEan fot isaAbsfa tfta4tls
when thru thla had t..rDutn al raa.tl fWa.
weak agi nervous. ai.d IL 500 relieved TO
OF ny algnDns sei built ms az tA health
and strength have Al.o saA.nfI tbs tasuf-
tts Prescription dunas expectancy and
fa,hi Il VA atnellnbt saaia "a take 80 tats
tiEas IL keesn Qas tsrsn4 hes!thy Atsd strong
aut alao he,gs ~ sIueiiptats s,i1-nA9.
l,sartdy recommend FAFerit4s Prvset,l ,loa'
80 ~osnans ntsdlr4n,, MI S, W, w.
sNLkAl.4, lOl4 Asay cis. ....... diseases.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
CROOKED TRAILS
AND STRAIGHT
William Macleod Raine
er O

/ friends. Blackwell w2S aaa ls,t
sfe4chefuA2s. ysa1ietise, SllpF~Fs a. a6
rvt Egen his coasesi%sates aia aet
tFast hsfB greatly. lBug il vas Snapy
and y9tHg Cailksau that infssesse,a
s.aa1raa satsst. SEM was ut ah iaa.
preasleGAhg% age igeilns~t 10 I've led by
any uian whom be- admired. Curly
Sae@ that he cssgi3 gain n9 Influence
Jveg htla ~ peraehtas lie bad ~ IIyr
tse rough sb5-taiable afe 81 tht'se meis
who aWell beytad rae pale w ihe iaw,
20 excel theia a, the very things VI
@hita they tasSfesI Bur In uae ~
spest be held h.mseif atart, While he
sss At the horS" EAHeh ~ eii4 n0t
touch drop n llquar,
Laura ians!ats letter was hog slrlsy,
rrrd Hatll ,hs Heypna day yr, shongh
she haA nos teAa het uaesseligvs 10 give
II to Sam When be- aas aioae. Curiy
guessed tbls wuujd be teGter
Sans raa over hls lester two nr three
tines Il vas such message az any
brave hearted, impuIsy,e s.r! mlAA,
send To The nHn size iasgyi when nv
s"enrd to her TO ~alA iB dagger Cai
It>ah lowest her fog tbe Interest she
tors III him. even while he s!aiculyl
her fears.
A. lies rple haek ~ The rsHth.
tutiy mentioned that he hai secH
sans people dag or two before
t'ullssn asked 10 questions. bn, he
listened int.'ut.y while the other lo3G
HE story ~ bis tTst rustlins aaA al
how Miss Kate saa her father lAd
stood by hsu Ia his trouble
,,it had folks Ike yoa have the
sal, IT lhe earth. and they wvr" worry
ing their hearts ogt about tnr, ss~'tlsa
20 n,e ~ quiz hedias around aad go
back 20 them Curly concluded
The SD mon seat yng "a tell NE
that aut hr'7 llsni anl hitter MAS
'bc ,otce 81 the young mon
"Na. be didn't. lie doesn't kuoa
TN here Bot ha aatl yaur sister have
,l,ua more for ma, lhan | ever can pay.
That's vfy TIM tr}lHk yun this
sam ra.asser,l grufly. as 1t man tacS
UEru he is mTv-~i Mnfh oaHgtd,
tgriy hot ! getana can 'r'',. pgg tor
@yss.f'
.iast vlat / thought. ami Ia sos.
ttmler la,e to 80 20 ,l,e peu.frn
thar, THEY'VE gnt lae esrth,-4 I,4t
wish yav Ha Different There, nrth
nae IN this sort If llfp. The bunch an
hrre ia na Eund soap, don't mean
RIGHT hy vau or by any yau.E fr,(oW
Aa traits with
"ll nat listen a. ANYTHING against
Saapy. lie he. been e,4,d friend ~
,t,, I'm not going to throw him aaan
aWpplt II be- thraular him down IN
sa herk u your psut,e
"y,.s =, Womb wa've r,t n9an.
Snany is rs,ylnr On IN. NJ matter
What they are. bpt I'm n,f going :, Mo
,ltwp en- hf.a And I'm n, soln. ha,A
"a N. OH man He told me he was
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
AVOIDED OPERATION

HaHhylSls. Tsan.---' Several ysars ass3
was On the ysrRs a having SO Jb@sAsajn fgg
feminine tEcslisls when ijr Pierce EAYuFyts
Prescription aas serof1fEarrassd 90 f4e. I LA
sglatsid mssiislaa lsE b,5gtl@a a ~ Fs@totesi
MS ~ ABSOLUTELY psrfssst hea.th shd krvvr
have bad ~ stlesnIs ~ a. operation, For
w9inaEiy halfa@gt4 flr. Piafe@s Fsyorsta
IFessF,gsioB 10 isos us4iy M staasr9i4asyp btgE
Alsp reliable fsHlssty and au Aiways Iad
g. sp4lsk "a good wort i9F Is. "--MI-5. j,
WILLS, tGaJl Arthur Ave, 81.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

grew worse oil KAs .isns.
! woakt have each
aching through my
aAoaalsisrs that II was
,sr1 pe~css,ss s1 me- -
,szsA. IS Gigsss. l trsai
'@ssral a tAs s&s.
aasgarE4lss. rrasas!lass vi.
themAst aAs tk.tgee ssysly
httlc s4sst o. aae lay
psg Assaiaas. asked tx,
~ fwrita % Dr. fa1rs
s1a1 t..ssseElA~s my essss
W. aitn. Aiges rsss w.
Ing MA MsYl~p s4sg,k
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
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NECLECTlNC THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when Or. Kings New
Discovery 10 promptly
checks IL

rs natural y~s 6fat ~snt ~ hs
careless and rs that old rid ~
co@gh drag on w that nsw attack
drvelasp s<rfoasiy Ss ~hen ysss oaa
gst spch . gxoy~d ssrcesatd s~faedy
a. pr, Kings Nov Discovery,
Cod. uovgh. ersfss, Group da~s M
rcssa this standard tesatvu very long.
It's quality 10 ~ hiss today a. Il aissys
has tssn and ia beeH wrowsnE
steadily in Popularity I'm nsess tAaa
ki,y wears tss and 81 10 . bottle u
oil druggists
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
~sttss largest seea, eamp.

Ibe largest taa9s ea&lp ia the word
il cna,iuctrd nv the ias seuuts ~
America 81 bs@g Mountain rv~ssY1-
iiaD, Ne~ York II accommodates L.
- boys has eSceiienl facilities far
beating swimming aud caaitres. Aha
trsaerSte ri siStts stais 4et@s Hs44sss assSTssss
ehigh slioS Cor gha fullest exercise
ef the stssat trugt#m
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

Int ssy II Ms gssi news
Your big eyes ar. shooting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

ranch up ou tsea hillside where II IL
ucutrst srcQu1Y'
"pld Sam eolue with yog she cf1r-s
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