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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-05

serve about fourteen dozen eggs,
which may be placed in galvanized
iron pals. butter tubs, earthcn ciOcks
or stone jars. Care should he taken
to examine the eggs TO detect cracks
or breaks. Place the eggs in the re-
ceptacle. small ends downward, COW
cred by about two inches Of the pre-
server above the top layer of eggs.
No more attention is required other
than to see that the eggs are suffi-
ciently covered. In case of evnpora-
ton or leakage add enough boiled
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-05
THRIFT NVVESCAN
SAVE MILLIONS BY
PRESERVING EGGS
Read Recipe Here and Take
Advantage of Season Of
Heavy Production.
ByP. @. FOy.
Especial Food Expert Of The Eve
ninu Worldly

Especial Food Expert Of The Eve
ming Worldly
The season Of the flush production
Of fresh eggs Is rapidly approaching
and housewives have an opportunity
to assist in saving millions Of dollars
during the next eight months. Ship
ments received in this city last week
totalled 22O,s7s cases OF thirty dozen
each, or 100000 eggs, The prices in
the wholesale market have declined to
AZ and 43 cents a dozen, and eggs can
be retailed at a profit at 50 cents a
dozen. Thrifty housewives will pre-
serve by watergiass treatment a suffi-
Client quantity OF these fine fresh
eggs to carry them over the season of
limited production next winter.
The toll exacted from the consumers
last fall and winter Is still fresh in
the minds of millions of housewives
who were compelled to pay from 30
cents to $1.25 dozen for storage eggs,
palmed off as fresh laid, that could
have been sold at generous profit at
90 to IS cents a dozen.
A year ago thousands OF women fol-
lowed the advice of The Evening
World and put away egss.
1t costs about three cents a dozen
TO preserve eggs in waterglass, and
they remain fresh eight to twelve
months. The following instructions
may be of assistance 10 those who
have had no experience in this meth
Cd: A quart can OF egg preserver OF
silica of soda, purchased at any drug
store for 40 cents: mix with eight
quarts of boiled water, which should
be permitted to cool off before the
preserver is poured in. This will pre-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-05
AIl=linen Handkerchief

for Men and Women
will be offered i'm Special Sale Tomorrow
at these prices:
Mems All-lnen Handkerchief
initiated per half-dozen S3.7S
Tape-bordered per half-dozen 5.25
FHemstitched, per dozen $50, 900, $50
Women's Handkerchief
Sheer All-linen
initiated, per ElaIf-dozen Sl.75, 2.85
HemstitcGled, per dozen ESQ, 800, $50
Tape-bordered per dozen 400
With hand-embrOidered corner, per doz. $50
Sheer Lawn
AIl-wEite, embrOidered; or coOred novelty
effects per dozen Sl.45
Sale ON the First Floor
ManiAun AuR1im filth Aump
34th mtO sstb etrrrts sIrm Vnrh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

Serras'c, meb bplotluote 5enuis.
loillere optaget al lit Spil oa nlc0
en- 1trsm al 9iIcr ruaenoc ino Ga
no 40 DC niotltrafte aisreUeie.
Wan maa life gIenne Sen pioere
@%etponinQ al octtc 2i'ten5 "G6arina
Gro'a". Sra oct fan &c noa Gna.
lano@ Snofpit mco Ell ,Sort al 100
eng. Nil i Itnleu. uoa oper aonolcn
pnn ina g|lnltcr, iurc oucr ,1ronf
rt1a multfc Sano % lanoe ueO eli
Hcroorom uoenior Nari5, finn 81.
Zine ertcr at &c bar iorlobt Sen.
Son.
Bore danlIe 9carcbcr ont lio GA
A'iionoc maa belt ~reuiocrcs. od mco
bpcr I'M Continental @liituci Iou nab.
mes ilopi0c3 ScItet FOR ocn ilpucuoe
Sltrl't. oa hcu uioumoerliqc ll0.
hpor utrtcllgc %%ltitrelicr fan loretta
Qca, % iom fan tontnlc iii al betuoe
cnornlt nlt1ct Tor belle &rr0cn, TOM.
nlcr 'taol0 nurmcrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

Set CT Nir. Wrobanl M1itc iour
bar tngct ~,tultintluct I'll Sprcttclic
al &cr0cna isritc Tlnucrtlnb o. ct
tiulqdcuOe %lIrtcIt2 "Gbnrlnd Groia'
Get lager llrar u0cn'or %ououu /
| Ncuoou
Isrilc @unl mon bcUlocr lul Ger.
noe nil mon blj ilaoct mc0 iyorum.
BRING. &c bcrin0cr Sem Mot en-
Gerocn al f~oIoaiol GnCrqL 'aot on
upIct al en- Ytouo8 iibitc % ltariic
Grobrrna Grobrilqcn AZ %ltIttu.
Ceres Nil pusicrcr brcoc @uocr ~
ltaricr 'orau en- impoucrcuoc qua
MING. Get cr &ououns Tlpucrflub.
Scr bar Brohnm Nbitc itoDt Ct 4te.
oclteo iont fan iao international &c,
tponlug Tor SIuperc o. TIupclutcrca
icrc0c. Ser 'jnoco uroNtHulOc Snlo.
ncr, &pic, hslc % SoucuTrelier,
itlot % meo (tIcioucr upcrolt Zen
ni2bancr III. NJ, % alt cr uorcttct
mc0 u0prTgct SmoB oQ Den hsit'tc
@roo al @omiort for GIc.
2mtcr i q Hcroplnu Tor en- Il
mes Gluuning behspcr Gc blot at
rin1c paa Ell aIoffc % ocu (lcueit
huUcnoe oil mootadc (lItiCuocqIucl
len meo nor Noucbalancs. let heI
arruugerc9 mco cl uuitcu ulnggellg
No o. uocn nolcniombclit irrIiQ
SoruuituItuing. Nra en- a. 0lUIa
reruc paa gcruoromcn trUttls ole.
blltfclig Gil al Hlubbcn9 9Itro.Stmoll
'ur'cr rem. Oh ocune Ma'tine oiI.
iaa mart &c Ter Sen. bcrcoe Gem en-
IN Sucrruifclic g Tionerouoc
ISlnuehiitoricu. buor Yasiagererue
raitIpU1lot mcO eI lltul AZ Hemmc.
ianmclltrsoeu. f~Iloeruitenoc Tor
QIcnncWl Suiteu. CT Ell "Suga blot"
Aerop!anei her er Ell Slmouilne. Get
cr bMget pel ioa fonliortabelt iom
Ell Roll Hopce. Ie ipHfer neo pod
Ct bIs0t. poIitret SRoc. Dc 10 trai.
iIqe Wotorcr ourcr. og &c GLIDER
bIeo. benoper Marfeu % upiteI
muerfelig ira ocune on ! SuItT.
,Sra ero.Slmouim'eita GInouer har
&c Ct pragtnllot SoerbIif oper Ger
rGllet. let oil upre panitelig AZ int
Dc ct mere henriuenoc Sfuc emo Sou
oon9 Tlpucrflub a ocu5 ilore Ger
ran mco DE- moro HululuIcr pdu Oct
.grsule Scgpe, mco gteOlrumterlle %
oeres Senner henlIpnst paa oen liore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
Ia Sicrmiom % Aicuamo
mcotcc hos Wac Wabuu.

6oIatnoc lille 'oruaicIIlc Gpiio0e
rortruca ira @~iarliou2 Ncieu / Ia
RS mnOcr ocu trcolc Acpubllf.
I'll q NlI hos Mat Wahou uur oI.
'no &loruitierut Niorniou mobuot.
Sonl bma ait Scr igleu0c Oh ialttu
gcnoc. tit han Sie poa tl uiUopau
liza patfcr ulg Yiono mco uoprrltt
HnccbIoo Nau bcpUgcoc 10 mcO eli
Srtneo o. elegance, Tom bltr c1cu
ior Den, Ser attic banter / uriitofro.
title CulAiuCIicr Gcmc UtaAo muut
tc Nlpruion lurr al ficnoc Nun par
'do bclotd al trnoc cu, lom tmu0c a
pc bdut Ncitco % prricutcrc hdlu Tor
ocu lIcbnr &tr0cuamouo. "a ma
ulltc oct lla, at Sen Wtuuo. @IeruiOu
/ 'on hsi @rdo brlmore0c o1 lcucrl
bctrluc0c iom Pallets pofrcitc aa
paIcr, uar hans clcn Snuo2mano
Nleralocr NicIlauo,
Noqlc 9or / Torucitn bduoc Ia.
rt9 Wclel Al en- norit I%cputdtiou.
hporoi iUrltl 10 Yiuuo beuoroq Cp
mcrfiomhcocn paa liz / &c gtuuolcorr
tic Sulonrr uua @ruHo Al lin mat
0tNc S~tlsnhco. Get pnr Vroicaior
ScbmeIanaro % Ncuerul &erGclano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

ali2c 22oe Gcc. @ulcaicn "Uioric"
al Natitop. unotr Hciic ira Aiebcn
hopn mcb Soualtraa til Natifpp, er
ilocr Siormcn mat ltranoct. @c.
irtnin9cn CT rc0oct. @alcaieh Der
or i5t Nnr 1nmmel, ifoI pUrc 2au
n1nrfa nlNitl Eth
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

Mtcnncifc / Store Noroilfe5 5icneiie
o. bar nprct Sclcaroibeitprcr / Wa.
riehontn, 2ibnn, Nultao on @stcborg.
Goitmcirer Cltrup / Rrtlsbing
or citer Iungerc (ioa Sngbom al.
Aaoet pco Gsocn i eli 2Ioer al So
!tar. ) Hnrhunorroct3 @eapnocIie
pur ban Voluncitcr / Nnflebiug
Wor&.
Noptctl. 2antnlcrntHfCr Carl
uon Nrcn1tori' or aiGnact uco %
ocn | eli Nlocr al ST Ndr. Non ocl
TOO lom Ssitnnlt ! Nridcu 1861. par
ocrcrtcr >ouNman0 % llocn / eli
lang SnrrUffc Ncpilpr pco Ncln9
ntnl@nrlclct / %&iehcuhopu.
Shu. Sfolcinipcftor Ciu' Nib
ncr Gctcrieu niIif ,SilIcoitcl ucb %
ncu ! Misbtuhnuu otter lr7tQerc (io2
SnQoom. Nan nrcp NcolifoIcr i Is
blcrl ! Is Is Mar. in0til ban /
1906 falotc5 til Sfolcnirctter / &cit.
molcu. "a Hmcrlfdncruc oucrto0
2crnc, tilbpo Sc Nilblcr Ttitricu AT
bIlpc / Gmbcocl. men ban o'iIoN set
~ rct'tc Hlcut,
Nhu, NorGcrrcurTicntaut. Il
rcftsr {. y Slomam CT $50 Nie
b%cnborn, 6G Nor QnnuncI. san hop
DC urrct Sirettar Tor Gbriitinna
boInl2 Snbrifcr % unr 1900 zoos
Norlerrcpruicniant Scslioen bar
han hout SUoc / Nopuerauoct %
| SuWobcN@foumli2iioucu "a brtlunt
Here andre Nucrp.
Arauct pm NnualN. a|Ieptuhaui
20br Zee, Nno &rittatlp al CAN'T
misunderstanding % mc0 Ststte
a. %stouontl'tc o. rationale Sou
mcnillttniuger / IN % poo Yauo pcb
too ca, - NcprTicutdutcr 'nr oi9'e
SorCninpcr uoa ct Mroc 6rcong nj
ten / Stuocntcr'orcnltNcu 'sl9cuoc
N%ciolutiou: al Hcgicrin1 og
Nigaool' "a UtiuUtcrict 3ohica
lMotrinoitc Volitlf bar ircmtalbt al
miuhcIt1 llro oN lltruGhco / ollie Nc
foltnrlgaluN rnltcr u muoertc1ncoc
NcprTicntantcr FOR Can't Hdu0
manoaiorcllHa ol rtonompte % no
tionalc Sonmcnllutuiulcr i IN oG
paa San6, at lrcn1iuttc arouet ON.
al Ntinlltcrict lIopholbcliQt iu0fricr
III glpnc Ss'tc ON al u0'trlUc me
Nalg. Nort Nolt bar mi lan oIuor
lllt IonI oct CT nullllt 40 luuliN &cl
glpct uotrpftclll tlitlcnhc, al oct life
olcrtlclntr bette YtlnlltCrnuu2 Met
til al trUfic N'1lorcl'e / 6cn 'eu6cr
iDoifc Gag pon oct 0onltc 6olt5 Neg
ne, GA Wiuiltcrict Sable cuoum al
ORIG oeh uogct &uIN har Iouct Man
Dot til al Ieic bette itorc SpsrN3
nool, 'onl mere enc noact au6ct liz
ger Notlopen paa Nicrtc. Gcnuc
hclullltlon blcu ouerrott AolNclt
Serha0 6orntlo0dg poo NnlnlicnborI
al cit Icputntlon uGa - WcoIcnt
ncr. palatc Al De msotc HcprUicu
taricr. Gr6i0rCr uur Ncttor Snricn
/ Nnrbua. al. f. hIep olc sc euriac
ca. so NcprUicntonter moOtaact al
Stotaminlitcr Gable. Sroisrcr par
her @uamoro Nr. $cnIeu al @rono
itrup Or. @icrrtu1bro, TorTonb ior
Cen houlfc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / ri.
bora Amt. Otter at haze sort OF
mootngrt Hciolutloueu. iporc0c
Stataminiitercn nteo iaIaeuoc llota.
IeIic: "Gnifct ON Nall ~inurcit
mlliGt oeler ~HcNicriuacI. on Vtiul
~itcriet bor loreloNt Torilo1 til Ell
sGn0rinl / @rmoloUcn % &alaIo
ben iur Mil9oulcu % ou'ororct ocu
nc iii al ireulnlc ol9Ic Torilul uocn
lloNen mmttlg CpiTticlir, lno at DER
fan tiIucicbrinQca @rumololct Tor ct
&nlg, hporueo &rlQcruc2 iouoc DE
MING fam bliur tiIticlocliuct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
~n Niemmcfnr aipss al en-. Der
h0r prspct cen.

&Oureu 1893 b!eu leg dnQlebeu al nl
ltllleS "a lutdmnidtovl' ~hbeunutt5me.
! oper TIE No, leo lel. lom TIM De. oer
bar hdut ben fan uIoe. sea Tor sgte Mo
Del e'ter Uttob.! oa .rge c'ter rrgs, men
hudo Nlporlu9 erboioteS par tint milber
llbi9. Ell'tolt 'ouot Isg ct Dtiooel. ION
belt belbreoeoe mig. 90 Subet q otorl8
ueunt tllbuge. SEQ bar glUet BET til 'lere.
iom bar pGrtt lts,nt onqrebut eler eunog
ie~u9ell9asuos Al ;Rheumotl5me. % bel bar
/ bpsyt jtlfUios beuirtet S>eloreostls.
.Ieg oil hous erhusr r,neuos Al Rbeu
mGti5ms / hu,ltsu'ombelli Sorm III at fors
isge bets etelludeuoe beIbreoeHoe Rgurt.
Seuo life Ell Sent luu BIT 9iupn %
Horssle. % lea oil ,suos bet AZ preue init.
~ltey at ou bat bruQt oct oq bet bar Utri
10 at Tre uetop budo ou lTi1e bar l3gt
'or al belbreoe Din Rbelmatlsre. fan DIT
'tUot ma priitr IN TciGr men 'oriina rel lea
oil TIE bars otut psrIt ueAWluors ha att n tit
frtbs mth ~ 'sUnc ncnI Sg tie bet rtuJellltt
Duor'or lfbr l~nQere Hacs rfttt NlHhgiHg iIattotJ
buots ia 'rJt Cridt u, Strtu bag
Mart s., Natlou. 10. 26o + WurUeu
Hloa., Sur0cu'e. u. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
% Ct.
atp bette no ga irto set ats0 - Is euts .Y.mra
MpiuOcm o. Gjcmmet

suiieriioenoc % Bort SibIiotbtt.
|purtoirt q 0aameoer. bus Is ~, tr Nbou l.r,
pl. bet tt haiu tT5
-" Spinocu % Nicmnct sr BET cueiic tlttr,,
rthc ArtuhebiGo iuDrt @proa tBstttl
gtHutbttts ipscieus Silbuo TN % lHai,uo itrlr.
lrntriu Wrc. Soa Sauicn.
AUtHOtH o. ritrlnti. CEDAR inu,oy. SoiUn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
era Odnmdrf.

llniucriitctet. Ir. phil. ,<oba.
CHROMIUM Niclicu er llbnrunt iii %.
cent norOilte Sprog % HOiunft II.
phil. .. @rir iii Goccllt / oanif Il.
terotlrhiitoric.
@ienimnoet iom Zig. 9loIbor9
22oc Sec. Siget al Gnfciru Gbrir
ItcnIcn, Der ior nogIe Gage iiOcn /
@lloeIic loriponot ira lit Stem, er M
fltnoet / en- aolonibapc. Sun eiter.
looer Jig I @srn.
Ten iibite ira Sfanie II. Nolburo
21oe Sec. tSbu. Stuff pau @ruaQe.
rlct "Sintiiorocn" Ears Sanicn er
afgadct ueo Isoclt, so Glar ounmel.
Zen Nioebe bcltog / arigcn 1864 "a
bar Den lioitc &etcron ma Sfnnie H.
Slarpucrcn lsslnbt. Suleaitcl blcc
Den 1Np. Gptlerptter Soici @crbeilI
ls5loot moo &nutiort. Sans Gofni.
lie, Der gicrnc piloc bopc ham hIcm
| Sillcil, tilbeo en- aaution poo TO-.
600 SIR, % oel tog CONNER ~T2inier
lnlu0.
Numbers % Strpmmem. Ranoer:
2Ooc Gee. Observation-Disclosures bar
c'ter aonIcrcnce nlco SnolenneIies.
NommlSlioncn beitcnlt, at set life
for Slocn fun la0c iiI glsre at in6.
lemnlc S%trominen, ser M bnr 2SOC
S~ilobpggcrc, / Hanocr3.
Sloa iia ibirl. NirtaboIs 22oc
Sec. "a SITTER &. 2. Gbriitculcn
Nttea gif ell Silr poa Wolen, olc6
ban | bet glatte ,Ierc, itprteoc ncn
pna De tore Stene pco Wtolcns Go0
oa fpGitcoe Noueoct iua olporliot. al
ban osoe paa Steoct Cen TSoruInf
tcoe c'terIaocr Jig Mltitru o. Here
@prn.
Mcpfiauifs Sinnnicr. Iepfiopif
22bc Zee. Mcnfiuuit2 0uSaet lpr
1920 er M irroi8t % balanccrcr
meo 100000 Ser. ) &omnnlrncifot
oil Der lalt blioc pooIignet ca. IN
Wtill. SIR. Wlonot Sc me Goitcr er
DC uiati9itc SprctteIie al ct IIoer.
bon1Shicm % 6orbcre0cIie til ct 9er.
nchlem.
YIN islanbif Tiifcribapn. ct Gel
'fab mco Ell Dulu OtIQion til Nfticfo
pltal CT bIcpet 0annCt til @u0niIta
al ell tSiiferihopn peo 8el6inaanes /
H~epfiauifs umio0eIbore 9rrhco.
Ter pil bIipe Eofhuic, Sprringsploo.
ie ol ole moocrur Snoretninacr.
Irbcioct oil bIiuc p~uobcgpnot til
@aarcn.
SOueigsc paG Sslano. Hcptiapif
20oe Gee. NogIe liIiploe al ell
mcrfclig Soneipgc or ben iioitc 5i0
iorcfommct her gaa Zen. Suacrue
nlcner, at set er Ben nlIitralifc Suae
.cQcr ell ocrntco bcIIUltet Spooom.
Auc IiIiGlbenc er mc8et lette; men
cnfcltr Taticntcr bar dllcreoe llum.
ret / 14-16 Saqc.
Gn Nnerfienoclic. NanocrS 27oe
Gee. rSuleaiien mo0to8 ffo. Sanos
tingsmano Stlaing iom Incrfien.
belle ira Can't @agar'tanos Series.
organization ct foitbnrt Sub. Cigar.
ctili meo Snitription. Get par ST..
Stiaing, iom itiiteae 0cnne Srgoni
%iation, bpi5 6ormonO lan por gieu.
mem % 9lar inotiI lite Sttobcr taar.
llioriigtis Sfronins. Silteborg
22oe Zee. Ia noQle unee Menne.
ifcr iGaar 6ormiobasa itoo i en- Na
be peo S~ilfeborg @angis, fom en-
al,gIc iuicnoc gicnucn Spitbuiet5
Huoe. ct 2ieblif citcr tonl en- I'm
auGlc % ramTeoe 0en 1S.aari1e
Crit Hiemenicbneioer. iaa at augleIr
gif IND i Naffen % no siennem
Wunoen. San b!cu bra5t paa Spge.
huici. o. hans SIlitano or ganife al.
norlig. augIcu fom ira alberslpit.
huor ,Snipcfter aocb 100 o. eucoc
fig ! Hepo!perltpouins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

"Fnhtn"s rgent Tscnttr CT prre aaus
arorrerier. esrior ian 81 l.sa iaa o1rettu.ss
ErRm.er III aborreurf aniiere. -.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
MANY SOUTHERNERS
NOW PRAISE PURAT0NE.

time. My head ached so bad it
seemed like there were iron bands
tied about my head.
"Then rheumatism set in, and
nearly every muscle in my body
ached.
81 took all kinds of medicines and
was treated by doctors in three diff
ferent states, and spent hundreds Of
dollars, but nothing did me any good.
/ decided to give Puartone a trial,
and it seemed to take hold right at
once. 1t acted more like magic
than medicine. I tell you, / feel
like brand new man, and am as
strong as an OK. / sleep like log
every sight and get up mornings
feeling fine and ready for a big days
work. haven't rheumatic pain
about me, In fact, am as well as any
man in Georgia. IL have the biggest
appetite you ever saw, and can eat
anything / want. Yesterday for din
ner ate blackeyed peas; Before
took Puratone, such a meal would
have nearly killed me.
"If / had time, | would lif~>-.Aas
from house to house and telme
body what this Puratone Will
Puratone is sold in Dresden BY IN
R, Bobbitt; in Greenfield by I. c.
Brasfield & Company; in Gleason by
J. C. Ammons; in Martin by Hunt G.
Mayhem, and by one leading druggist
in every town.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
M0MEY BAeR
w. r. BOBBITT

to receive very handsome vote in
East Tennessee, where he has been
one of the outstanding figures of
the republican party for more than
a quarter of century.
Other announced candidates for
the republican nomination in August
are former Mayor Jesse Littleton, of
Chattanooga, who also has been the
nominee of his party for Governor,
and Judge Charles r. Evans.
The entry of Mr.. Taylor into the
fight recalls the race he made in
1885 against his brother, Robert l..
Taylor, "Our Bob," for governor,
Each was the nominee of his party,
and the joint debate which they
staged in the majority of the coun-
ties of Tennessee was unique
event in state politics. So ffar as
political records show, this was the
only case in the history of the
United States in which brothers
were pitted against each other as
candidates of major parties for the
office of governor. Their debates
became known as the "War of the
Roses" Bob Taylor wearing
throughout the campaign a white
rose, while ALI yhis brother, always
wore red rose in his buttonhole.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
Superintendent john HunSerford Re-
Iates Remarkable Experience, Says
Puratone Was Worth More to Him
Than All Money on Earth

No medicine has ever accomplished
such startling and magic-like results
in Georgia as has Puratone during
the past few weeks.
J. E. Hungerford, superintendent
of the service department of the
Frigidaire Corp, and residing at 257
East North avenue, Atlanta, said:
"For nine years my stomach had
been giving me trouble. / had to
be very careful what / ate-in fact,
for a long time / was on a diet of
soup. Gas formed on my stomach
so bad it got as tight as drum, and
] would bloat and have awful smoth-
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
NO STRIKE FOR HER

Our daddy left his job today,
Up where the masons climb.
The men are out for higher pay
And shorter working time,
They've sworn to stick,
Nor lift brick
That comes from off truck,
But mother, patient mother, hasn't
struck.
Our sister Kate is home from her
Nice stenograpic place,
The striking typist girls concur
That wages need brace.
She does not please
To pound the keys
For pay she doesn't like,
But mother in the kitchen doesn't
strike.
And Brother Bill has left his job
At motoring a car.
He says the managerial job
Pushed tyranny too far.
No move he'll make
To turn a brake.
He thinks he's showing pluck,
But mother, weary mother, hasn't
struck.
And Uncle Bill, who up to date
Has been dry goods clerk,
This morning at the hour Of eight
Refused to go to work,
He said: cts wrong
To toll so long
Where women shoppers hike"
But mother in the kitchen doesn't
strike.
Her working day has hours sixteen,
Outside the union ranks.
No salary she's ever seen;
Her pays a careless "Thanks,"
Yet night and day
She slaves away
For Ned and Mayme, and Mike,
And mother in the kitchen doesn't
strike.
New York World
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
OF H EQ RfzfR VALUE 1tE'

The store news in the Enterprise
every week is of equal value to the
readers as the general county news
for in these days If high prices and
consequent close buying every house
keeper is interested in knowing
where the best bargains are offer.
ed.
The fact is, many readers turn
first to the advertising columns be-
fore going over the news columns.
A dealer may offer bargain for
tomorrow only, and the reader will
often save money by reading the ads
as soon as the paper is received, for
these special bargains generally are
good for but one day.
The time has passed when the
readers of a newspaper do not APP
preciate the advertising. But to
be real advertising the medium in
which it is printed must possess cir
culation. Just handful of sub
scribers in one locality does not
give the advertiser publicity in this
day Of good roads and fast automo-
biles when the buying public travels
a long distance to drive bargain.
The Enterprise gives its advertis-
ers this general circulation. Watch
those who 60 to the several postof-
fees on Friday morning and see
the large number leaving with the
Enterprise in their thanksgiving
down TIE street reading the coun-
ty news in the columns of the coun-
ty newspaper. Then watch the ru-
raj carriers leaving town and note
the big bundle of Enterprises each
carrier has for distribution on his
route.
The list below, with names from
every nook and corner of the county,
carries proof of the extent of the
Enterprise circulation. These people
while busy at home during the COM
ing four months, win have the news
of the entire county brought right
to their doors every week:
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-TTy 1t!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and COM
plexion beautifier, at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
w fragrant lotion into the face,
neck, arms and hands each day and
see how freckles and blemishes dis
appear and how clear, soft and rosy
white the skin becomes. Yes! 1t is
harmless and never irritates.-Advt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
|LF TAYLOR TO
| ENTER RACE FOR
COP GOVERNOR

johnson City, Tenn, May 8.-Al-
fired A. Taylor, brother OF "Bob'
TAYLOR. three times governor OF
Tennessee, and himself once the
nominee of his party for the guber-
material chair, today SHE'D his hat
into the political ring as candidate
for the republican nomination IN
August.
Though 10th to enter a contest
and preferring the tranquility OF
seni-poIitical retirement" said Mr.
Taylor in his announcement, yet
The Importantly from my friends all
over the state has become so strong
that / have finally decided to yield
to their wishes and announce my
candidacy. So strong has been the
Dressure from both democrats and
republicans, by personal visit and
by mail, that I have come to the
conclusion that it a public duty,
that / am beholding to my friends
to yield to their appeals.
at is my intention to make a dig
nified race, free from animosities or
personalities, and avoiding all bitter
ness and play upon prejudice.
shall sand upon issues solely and ask
the support of all the people upon
them"
The decision Of Mr.. Taylor to
make the race for the republican
nomination was announced at Eliza
bethton, where he had been called
by his friends in Carter county Tor
political conference. He IS certain
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
THROWN FROM PONF
PAINFULLY INJURED

While riding a pony on Sunday
afternoon, Lowell Sandefer was
painfully injured when the pony be-
came frightened and ran against the
car of Jude, II. L. Hill and caught
the boys leg between the car and
pony, throwing him to tire ground.
The boy was taken to the horne Of
his father, Mr., Charlie Sandefer, in
car, ."."
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
KEEP YOUR PIANO IN TUNE AND
in GOOD CONDITION

Mr.. G. Fuqua, our we'll known
piano tuner, will be back in this To-
cality about May rs, and hopes to
make this territory regularly. Your
work and patronage would be APP
preciated.-Address, Martin, Tenn,
telephone 800; Terrell, Tenn, tele-.
phone 389-y. AIT
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-14
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