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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-06
of Local Interest

The Amended Mercantile Tax Ordi-
nance appears in this issue and makes
interesting reading.
A reunion of the Bodine family will
be held in Caldwalader Park, Trenton
to-day, Friday.
The l. o. B. and W. 0. B. of Will
m1ngton, attended the Baptist Church
last Sunday evening and were well re-
Ieeived.
Your gas bills were increased
t26.l25 cents per thousand cubic feet
on July LIST. The Public Utility Com
m~lssloners granted the increase be-
cause of the increased cost of oil.
/ The Auburn NJ. E. Sunday School
fheld their annual picnic at Riverview
Beach, P~ennsville, on Wednesday. II
was a combination picnic with The
Pedricktown Sunday School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robinson. and
sons, Peter and James, of Wilkes Bar
re, Penna., are spending the week with
Mrs. Roblnson's parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Edward S. Harris.
1t Is reported that the Human FIy.,
Who gave an exhibition in Penns Grove
by climbing up the front of the Col
onlal Hotel building on Main
street, three years ago, was killed in
New York last week when he fell from
a building while giving a performance.
Prohibition enforcement officers
have let up a little on homemade
drinks They have virtually lifted the
ban on cider and other "non-intoxi-
eating beverages" by declaring, in eff
feet, that the definition of one-half of
l per cent may be disregarded if the
stuff manufactured is used at home.
Judge Washington has sentenced
William II. Buchanan, alias Reed.
colored, to not less than three years
IN State prison. He confessed to rob-
blng the Hub department store of a
large quantity of silk shirts some time
ago after being apprehended in Bal
timore.
T. V. Sickler, former County Chair
man, and S. l.. Boone, former post
master, were honored with invitations
to attend the notification meeting of
James M. Cox, as candidate for presi-
dent at Dayton, Ohio, on Saturday.
Andrew Colantuono, examined the
BARRIERS for licenses in Jersey City this
week.
A dance will be given at the Coun-
try Club in Salem this Friday evening
for the benefit of the Salem County
Memorial hospital. Delegations will
be present from Penns Grove, Elmer,
Woodstown, Bridgeton, and other
places and a big time is anticipated
The "Syncopated Twelve" a new mu
steal organization, will furnish the
music.
Chief Marshall A. B. H~ouseworth
spent from Thursday until Monday at
Mechanicsville, N. Y, his old home.
He reports the town to be in a bad
state of affairs there. Not only the
common people but the officials are so
flushed with money the gambling
mania is on so strong that a special
session of the Grand Jury has been
called for Saratoga county. The
Chief told the folks that he was on the
job all the time and how he kept the
boys straight for civic righteousness
in Penns Grove. Not even the
Churches need gambling devices like
wheels of fortune, where the people
give for righteousness sake.
The Board of Freeholders will met
in the Court House, Salem, on Wednes-
day next.
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Surrendered to Authorities

Cosino Mangiocco, charged with
manslaughter in the killing of Steve
Vellette in Penns Grove last April has
given himself up to the authorities at
Salem. He was released on 5000 bail
pending a hearing before Justice
Smith in Salem next Thursday. Vel
lette's family was in Salem on Monday
and it is said they entered strenuous
obiestlons to the plea of manslaughter
being accepted. They finally went to
Woodbury. to discuss the matter with
Prosecutor Beckley.
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DISEASES
NOW REPORTABLE

1t is estimated by the most compe-
tent authorities that the venereal dis
eases, syphilis and gonorrhea, are di-
rectly responsible for one-eighth Of all
human illness and suffering.
In order to become convinced Of the
truth of this estimate n has only TO
visit the various eleemosynary insti-
buttons of our country and learn the
reason why each individual has be-
conn a public charge. He will find
that a considerable proportion of the
inmates Of the homes for the blind.
the insane asylums, the hospitals, and
prisons, are there because of the raw
ages of ~venereal diseases. This is suf-
icient evidence of the tremendous So
cal and economic Importance of these
diseases.
In order that the proper measures
may be instituted to prevent these dis
eases it is essential that their Incl
dence and whereabouts be known. OBJ
viOusly the only means of obtaining
this information is a system of report
ing to some central authority by per-
SONS cORUlZdHl Oh Tie ldClS.
This fundamental principle, which
applies to all ills, must be carried out
in the case of the venereal diseases:
Why Reported.
First.-In order hat the carriers
Chose persons who are actively en-
gagged in spreading the disease) may
he discovered and rendered noninfec-
tious.
Second.-In order that measures
may be instituted to prevent infected
persons from spreading their infection
TO others.
Third.-That uninfected persons, the
potential victims, may be informed of
the danger of the infections TO which
hey are exposed in order that they
ma protect themselves.
In accordance with this principle the
United States Public Health Service,
n cooperation with the various State
Boards of Health, is now conducting a
nationwide campaign for the control
Of these diseases.
This program includes, first, the es-
adjustment of free clinics for the in
tensive treatment of carriers; second.
the detention of carriers until cured
third, the education of the public in
respect to the dangers of venereal dis
eases.
Forty-three of the forty-eight states
nave already passed laws which pro
vide for the reporting of the venereal
diseases. Legislation is now pending
in the remaining states which, when
passed, will make the reporting of We
nereal diseases compulsory throughout
the country.
The ultimate efficiency of these laws
ill depend upon public opinion. For
,ur own protection, and for the protec-
ion of generations yet unborn we, the
people, must see to it that these laws
IRE not permitted to become dead let
ers on the statute books, but that they
re enforced in every detail.
U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
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Emmanuel NJ. E. Church

Rev. R. S. Carlisle. Pastor
10 A. M.-Membership class.
1O.3O-Morning worship. Subject:
"The Secret of Renewed Strength"
2.30-Sunday School. George Wick
cry, Supt.
7.30-Evening Worship, Pastors
subject; what Constitutes Success"
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at 7.30.
The Emmanuel Lecture and Musi-
cal Entertainment Course is being ar
ranged for and announcements will
soon be made. The dates as arranged
for are as follows: Sept. %, Oct. 26,
Nov, 30, Dec, II, Jan.,25 and Feb,
%.
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Grass Sale
Monday, August 9th
l will sell at public sale the
HERD GRASS

standing on about 80 acres OF land SIT
uated on what is known as the Turner
farm about u mile below Pennsville.
This hay is herd grass of good bur-
then. grown on land that was blown IN
from the river and is high and dry and
viii he sold in lots to suit purchaser.
1t can be stacked on premfsesSM
sale to commencea at 2yo'clock@N
Conditions at s~ale.AE
7-S0-2t WM. >. S<f0r Err
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Learn To Do

-Four things a man must learn to do,
If he would make his calling true;
To think without confusion, clearly,
To love his fellow-men sincerely,
To act from honest motives purely,
To trust in God and Heaven securely.
Van Dyke.
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In Memory
NESSLER


In sad but loving memory of our dear
1ttIe son Walter T. Nessler, who died
one wear ago the 21st of July, 1913.
In the grave yard safely sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave,
1;as the one we love so dearly
In his lonely silent grave.
Wis memory shall never be forgotten.
SAd1y missed by
Mother, Father, Sister, n Brothers'
Mrs. Harry Nessler.
4O6 Georgetown Road
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RCH NEWS
st. Paul's M. E. Church

Rev. H. 7. Fisher. Pastor
Classmeeting Sabbath morning
$50. Charles Pedrick, Leader. 1870
Preaching by the pastor, Subject, "The
Church Christ's Bride"
200 p. m. SabbathSchoo M.F. Cum
mings, Supt.
7.30 p. M. Song service. 7.45
preaching, subject, "On Hearing"
Wednesday evening prayer service,
7.45. All wecome.
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First Baptist Church
Rev. Fred ]. Peters, Pastor

e FRED j.. PeterS, PaStof
Services Sunday August s, 1920.
Morning 10.30-Sermon by Pastor,
topic: "Not Left Desolate."
Sunday School II noon.
Sunday School Carneys Point at 8
P. NJ. in the Lafayette School house.
Young Peoples Meeting $50 P. NJ.
Evening Service 7.30 when the Pas
tor will give a special address On "The
Present Return of the Jews to Pale
slime, and its Significance as Indicat-
ing the End of the Age"
On Thursday, August II, at 7.30 P.
NJ. the Bible Glass will be addressed
by Charles j. A. Wertus, who has
spent 10 years in an American prison.
He has some terrible revelations to
make. Come and hear him.
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MAN Power for men and keep
ng Fit for boys tell what to do to
maintain good health and are dis
iributed free by the New Jersey Blu
reau of Venereal Disease Control,
Trenton, N. j.
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Cent-A-WOrd Column

FOR CONVENIENCE-2-Cent Stamps.
accepted in payment of small bills.
Record, box G, Penns Grove. 3-19-tf
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FOL sALE-A Lot of Ground, 90 feet
river front, $50 feet deep. One 2h
story house. IL small bungalows. 2
squares from Main Street. Can be
bought very cheap. Sc Delaware Ave-
niue. 7-9-tf.
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Membership class 1000 o'clock.

Morning worship 1880. Admins
tration of the Lords Supper. Short
sermon, "What is a Christian Expert
ence."
2.30 P. M.-Sunday School.
7.30 P. M.-Sermon, subject "Much
Forgiveness-Much Love-"
Official Board meeting Monday eve
ming, August End.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.30.
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STORE AND DWELLING o RENT
PA West Main Street, Penns Grove.
Apply at Poland's Department Store.
7-2-tf
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FOR RENT Two Stores in Odd Eel
lows Hall building, Corner Main and
Oak Streets. Apply Harry L. Blohm,
136 West Main Street, Penns Grove.
4-2-tf
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Bethel NJ. P. Church

Rev. ). J.. DorIon. Pastor
10.30-Quarterly Love Feast, in
charge of Fred Coney.
2.30-Sunday School. w. F. Yeag-
er, Supt.
6.45 P. M.-Young Peoples Meeting
7.45 P. M.-Rev. William Bartlett
will preach.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at 7.45. Glass meeting on Fri
day evening at 7.45, w. S. Fisher,
Leader.
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II FOR RENT-A Tenant House to a
man who will work on a farm. Ed
ward NJ. Summerill. 5-28-tf
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FOR SALE-A very desirable build
ing lot 74x100 feet, clear of street north
east corner of State and Church SITS,
Mrs. Harvey Sparks, 1913 s. Broad ST.,
Penns Grove. 7-23-St"
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cash or time payments. Joseph Daniels,
436 South Sixth Street, Camden, N. j.
4-2-tf
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FOR SALE---Bargain to quick buyer.
TWS-story Rough Cast House, 4 rooms
and bath. Store front. Also small
house in rear with 3 rooms. Located
at corner of East Main Street and
Smith Avenue C. Thomas Orr, 112
Pond Street, Bristol, Pa. 6-4-tf
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FOR SALE-One 5 H. P. Gasoline En-
gine in Al condition, cheap. G. Benja-
min Sheppard, Salem, n. j. 7-30-4t
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EXPERIENCED NURSE wishes care
of invalid in nurses own home. Male
or female. Address 80 South Broad St,
Penns Grove, n. j.. 7-3O-tf
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LiME-Legore's Best Combination
Lime. Orders taken for any quantity
by Charles Hall, Penns Grove, N. j.
Phone 926R14. 7-9-10t*
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BUILDING LOTS for sale On Elvln
Avenue, Penns Grove. Harry S. Bar
Der. leu
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ROOM WITH BOARD for two GENTLE.
men or gentleman and wife. Address
Box G, Penns Grove, N. j. 7-30-tf
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FOR SAL1E-A baby carriage in good
condition. price reasonable. 1927 Ave-
nue. /, Carneys Point. o-b-lt"
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FOR SALE-The house and lot No.
S. Delaware Ave. The lightest, dryest,
and most ideal spot in Penns Grove.
8-6-2mo*
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LOST-An Onyx ear ring. If found
kindly return to l Delaware Ave-,
PennS Grove. o-o-1t
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FOUND-Traveling checks on Amer
loan Express Co. Owner may have
on identification and paying for adv.
Call at Strings Billiard Parlor, West
Main Street at Railroad Crossing or ad-
dress Box 324 Penns Grove. o-6-lt~
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LOST-Saturday, July "a, 1920, Rabbit
Hound-straight leg Beadle Hound
bitch, black, tan and white spotted. 5
wears old. Answers to the name OF
Fannie. Reward Walter Oman, Engr.
Dept, 121 c Street. l-5O-ltF
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! FOR sALE-A Brush auto left at my
shop. will be sold for storage if not
claimed by owner at once. M. Ewing.
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wANTED-A cook and house maid.
Apply Lincoln Educational Institute,
Miss X. Layton, 324 S. 18th St, Philad-
elphia. o-o-ll
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LOST-A long legged Fox Hound Pup
Sunday evening, Aug. 1. Answers to
name of Jim. SIS Reward if returned to
William Epps, 142 L Harmony st. st"
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DoRTI of
ENSAOLA!
VESSELS IN POH.

German steamer Alfred, tpt. Han
sen. from Galveston, Tex, toyamburg,
consigned to Robt. Tuemler& Com
pany.
American tug Leroy. Cap Com
forter, from Sagna. Cuba, t, Aiken
Towboat Co.
American barge Iberia, Capt odden
from Havana to A. p. Hines.
Spanish schooner Melagrossa;capt.
Barba, from Havana, to Aiken 'ow-
boat Co.
Spanish bark ]. Y. G. Liesa, ,pt.
Maristani, from Cadiz to ]. Garrig
American steamer Beaumont, n
signed to Frederick Gilmore & Co.
British schooner Salecessee, Capn
Richard, from Havana. consigned Q
Aiken Towboat Co.
Holland steamer Mydrecht fo,
Amsterdam consigned to Cary & Cd
! American schooner Rena A. Murp
from Galveston consigned to G. L.
American schooner Willie A. Hold
from Vera Cruz consigned to John
Merritt Co.
American steamer Pontchartrs
from London to John A. Merritt & {
| American steamer Furstrsnd fr,
Caibarian to Fillette Green "a.
| British steamer. w. S. M. Brem
from Havana. consigned to Quina E
port Company.
| Italian barke Escambia from p;
| ermo, consigned to Rosasco Bros.
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A CITIZEN OF
PENSACOLA FOR
PAST SIS YEARS
Gives Public Statement Regard
ing the Splendid Good He
Got by Taking Dreco, the
New Remedy.
Relieved His Back, Pain in
Limbs, CataIh of Stomach,
and Other Tnubles, He Says.

II am SIS years Of and have lived II
Pensacola all my life. Every one
knows that I've nver been given tc
praising anything anybody, who did
mot deserve it. andthat is just why ]
am giving my praie to Dreco, it thor
oughly deserves efry good word that
can be said abouttt," declared Mr.. J.
w. Balkum, Of 81 N. A Street. Mr..
Balkcom has beef with the Warren
Fish Co.. for the PIT eleven years, and
is highly thought by them.
Some years aglI had catarrh very
bad, and think fe dripings got into
my stomach. and aused it to get in
famed. for l suited very much from
pains in my abdden, gas. bloating and
passing mucous. Even though 1 was
very careful Of n diet, I didn't seeml
to get along verwell, and I believe i.
spent thousan,dollars on different
medicines.
MY work is pity hard, and every
might would srer from severe pains |
in my legs and Y back ached almost |
Thgelief I've gotten by
taking Dreco remarkable. This
medicine seemeto go right to the !
bottom of my tubles, and gave me
almost instant ref. The gas stopped
forming in my smach, pains left my
back and limbs appetite improved;
sleep became retul and my stomach |
is in better condor than it has been
for years. I e1ct to take a couple
more bottles an6dieve that I will be
entirely cured tn
The old-fashied remedies, made
from roots and cribs, are the best for
any one to taxi Dreco is made from
twelve differenoots, herbs, barks and
berries. Thesect on the stomach,
bowels, kidneyand purify the blood.
Dreco knocks eumatism out shortly; |
relieves catarrof the head and stom-
ach: makes ydsleep soundly and cre-
ates good artite. As a blood puri-
fier nothing 9 equal Dreco. 1t puts
a stop to boilsczema and other blood
affections.
Dreco is no sold by all up-to- date
druggists thrUholt the country, and
is highly recomerded In Pensacola
by Ralkcom ng Cs-Adv.
= Il
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& = = = = = = = = \ . = & . {; {,
NEWS OF RECORD q
4 = 4 = !. 4 /. = 4 = = ~ = y !;
Decide.

Decide.
G. L. Robinson and wife to Mrs.
Esther A. Brown-N. 30 feet lot and
of w. " 5, block 48, East King Tract
$4,000 and other considerations.
j. H. Sheriff. and wife to Sheriff. Oil
Co.-Portions blocks 14S, 153, and 1874.
East King Tract, Belmont Numbering
-$1.0O and other considerations.
p. K. Yonge and wife to :. A. Chat
fin & Co-Lots 1 and 2, block IS,
West King Tract-$100 and other con-
siderations.
Everett ]. Leonard and wife to H. o.
Wilder-Property in Manue. Gonzalez
Cow Pen Tract. Sec. IA, Up. N. r.
81 w.-$Lo0 and other considerations.
Everitt ] Leonard and wife to julius
G. Grice and wife-Property sections
II and IA, TIP. N. r. 81 West.-$1.0 90
and other considerations.
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Alafama-Mobile Bay Entrance
Dixie lsland Gas Buoy, 6, reported ex-
tinguisaed June 18th; will be relighted
as soon as practicable.
c. & =. s. Charts Nos. 1873, 1S9, 1116.
Light List, Atlantic Coast, 1920, p.
342, No. 1869.
Buoy LIST, Sth District, 1918, p. 81.
Coast Eliot, Section E, 1915. p. IS.
By orde Of the Commissioner OF
Lighthouse.
e. S. LANPHIER,
superintendent of Lighthouses.
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FRENCH WOMEN WE
SPECIAL TRIAL

Paris, June 1850 bad
travelling conditions become sh he!
tubes here that the women wor nj
Guiding the midinettes and res
of the fashionable shops have d.
ed that special carriage on eacin
be reserved for women.
They protest Indignantly aat
the pushing o which they are !.
jected. THE traditional gala,
Of France is a dead letter." said
typical business girl. Travelling
the metro at certain hours of the
has become nothing more or less {
a battle in which the weak have
chance against the strong"
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New discoveries are be;no
constantly made, and those wbe
ran TO take advantage of the
wonderful accomplishments of
men OF science will continue
unaer the handicap of disease.
TOUR eczema, letter, boils
acne, scaly skin ERIN,
Lions, and burning fiery irrita-
ions that cause so much discom.
Iort by their terrifying itching.
pine from a tiny disease germ |
4 your blood, which multiplies |
the millions. These germs
lea some weak spot where thew
jset veak through the skin and /
have their attack, and if YOU (:
skin r had any form of these {:
real torders, you know what 8
The E is. 8
appear SON these disorders q
get rid ofbborn and hard to ::
not given because they are "
treatment. lroper sort of
Irritation andfnr words, the S:
|so intense tRh9g becomes y,
thinks only of relte patient fl
comfort, instead Vi,this dis yc
his efforts toward Eecting ad
of the cause Of it SNg rid co
lsalves, soaps and ointn- snce M,
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s.Dodson's Liver Tone" is pleasant,
vegetable liquid which starts your liver
lust as surely as calomel, but doesn't
make you sick and can not sslivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone. because it is
perfectly harmless
Calomel is dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
q dose of nasty caIomel today and you
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BPIRIN

~Bayer Tablets Of Apirtn" is. gen.
uine Aspirin proved sac by millions
and prescribed by physicians for ovei
twenty years. Accept onE an .unbroken
tBayer package" which cntains prop
r. directions to relievs Headache
eoothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheu-
natism, Colds and Pain. Handy tin
oxes Of IL tablets cost few cents
ruggists also sell larger "Bayer pack
Res" Aspirin is trade mark Manu-
L cture Observation-Disclosures OF Saiacy
s acid--Adv.
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,os, ROsa steady, , WIN s7s s Rosin. D.
1ss Esos:ts a sP,sssssi $685. ss rOsin. a.
| 31S. az follows: WV
4 s55@so;4 w 1s:SS@ss1sia sc; i. 1850
10. NJ. 1s.55q,. X, le.o'% so055; F.
Va; II. 1e.5T55; q. 1s2o@30;
n lB.45@55; E, 1.4oqso' ~
19B. 12.o0@25.
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WAITS MONTHS FOR
LAUNDRY-SuES

Aurora, ILL.,, June 16.-H. A .Rosen-
thai wants his clothing back. He sent
it to the laundry last fall and now he's
suing the company.
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The Blood Must Be Puryed =,
All Germs.

Usually those who continue
70 suffer from stubborn ailments
are those who refuse absolutely
cal science. ineoi-
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Here's Relief
from Skin Diseases

: make no impression whatever
on your trouble, other thar -
AFFORD some temporary relief
j But why be content with
mere temporary relief? Are Won
IioS oeslrous of being perma-
nently rid of this annov;nr
trouble that is a source of such
constant torture? Wouldn't
you give almost anything to be
once more free from the itcbing
and burning that makes vo,,r
SKID seem like it was on fire?
Then throw aside at once sucb
makeshIft treatment that can
only reach the surface. and he
gin taking a remedy that ooes
alrect to the source of your
trouble. Go to your drug store
get a bottle of S. S. S. and be,
yin a thorough course of This
Inc old blood medicine that
Ills the germs that Green info
ne blood and cause all of vour
KIN discomfort. S. S. S. Is
ureiy vegetable compound
lade from roots and herbs of
'cognized medicinal value If
thoroughly cleanses and pur-
les the blood that the germs
disease are eliminated, and
en- real relief comes.
= MISREPRESENTATION
-
). 5. S. gives real relief =
from the fortunes of skin q
diseases because it search y
IS out the impurities and /.
outs them from the blood. ::
'ssss.s.aasasasa
his fine old remedy Is the
e and sensible treatment for
r skin disease, as you will
by giving it a trial IF
case should need special
Zee 1T can be had without
20 you, by writing to Chief
lcal Adviser, 1876 Swift Lab
Dry, Atlanta, Ga.
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3 : . "a = = Il u y aa.saa.
:. The fiery itching of burn. !;
;. ing Skin diseases comes .,
:. from far beneath the sur. ::
!. race OF the skin, and can :.
2 edies. en- :.
: /" y = = = : {. 10 aa.aua:.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-poDcE PASSENGER 500
HUDSON six ROADSTER $1,000
CHEVROLET, PASSENGER $50;
HUDSON ESSEX DEALER, 200 z. ZAH-
RA0ossA ST. PHONE 247. 23f
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tomorrow Don't lose a days work
Take a s,onful OF Dodson's Liver
Tone insAd and you win wake up
feeling grsf. No more biliousness,
lconstipatio, sluggishness. headache.
coated tonae or sour stomach. Your
druggist sas If you don't find Dod-
!son's Liver one acts better than hor-
|rible caIome your money is waiting
for you.-Adv
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: COTTON REPORTS (
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New York. June 1e.-cotton ,,,.,,-
opened steady eofcs
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Liverpool, June 16.-Cotton spot
quiet; prices irregular. Good Mid
ding 1865; Fully Middling, 2S.40;
Middling, 27.15; Low Middling, 1885;
Good Ordinary, 2o.65; Ordinary. 1855.
Sales, 1000 bales, including 5000
American.
Receipts, $4,000 bales, including a.
700 AHaerican.
Futures closed steady: June. 1928;
July. 24.9S, October, 1851; January.
22.25; March, 2164; May, 21.19..
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NAVAL STORES
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