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Rooms For Housekeeping 50
CLAYAi0NT ST. 1902 Two furnish ed
rooms for light housekeeping.
FIFTH AVE. p Four furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone 1929 J.
\ HARRISON ST 4o6 Furnished room.
adjoining bath. Use Of phone. Also light
housekeeping privileges.
ORANGE ST. 90S Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. to refined couple.
ROOAiS-Two furnished on second door.
for light housekeeping for refined couple.
Phone 4349.
ROOMS Three unfurnished on second
floor bath. use of phone Phone 4407 ].
room Unfurnished tor rent with down
stairs privileges for housekeeping. Phone
PATNALL ST 9O4- third-story rooms
for light housekeeping and uufurniShed or
partly furnished. Reference required.
WEST FOURTH STREET. i3O5-Two
unfurnishcd rooms, second floor, light
housekeeping
L FIFTH ST 4iS-rwo third-story rooms
for light housekeeping. References.
" SIXTH ST. 6l0-Room for housekeep-
ing.
" SEVENTH ST. 223 Two furnished
Where to Stop in Town II
ANNEX HOTEL-East Fourth street
Good rooms with hot water heat, tub and
weekly single beds, 35c. 5oc. 75e and
ST 90 open day and night
THE STRAND FOURTH AND POPLAR
STREETS. NEWLY FURNISHED
ROOMS TABLE BOARD. PHONE e24ow
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets

+. II sutton. k0so IIiIl. New lastEe.
PUPPIES Poodle puppies. 81 and SO
kittens given away. Phone 11aO.
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles IS
HORSE First-class driving horse good for
light WORK Walter Adams POL f.. Tenth
street. Phone 2u55 W.
HORSE-Ono horse and one wagon Apply
swift s. Co, Front and Madison streets.
PASTURE Choice. for SIX head Of stock.
Close to city. j. A. Olynn. Phone Holly
OAK 1872 5.
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F0X TFRRTFR-Lost Black and white.
On Iune Ia Reward If returned TO Miss
Rose West, aO2 West street
POCkETBOOk- Lost. coming from Phils-
doIphia by train. Papers that are valuable
10 owner only. Reward. u. W Ninth St
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RA6ia- Yewena pers. metals. furniture
mems clothing and all Kinds Of Junk. We
pay highest prices in Delaware
son street - 81 4 a7i0 W
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HOUSE ~ell or rent Eight -oomS ana
bath good location 1907 CLAY ton street.
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EMPLOYMENT
HeIp W anted Female

Help Wanted Female 81
ATTENDANT With some experiences.
Home OF Mcrciful Rest. Lowering avenue
and Union street
CHAMBERNIAID-Al waitress white.
Mrs William c. spruance 2507 West
seventeenth street.
COOk-Cook ana iaundress. TO go 20 sea-
shore 22l2 Boulevard.
COOk-White Reference required. A per-
manent position. Phone 1902
GIRL-Half-g white girl to help care
for children. z 20, Every Evening once
GIRL-For general housework. Call at 2l04
jefferson street between and p. n.
GIRLS-In marking and sorting depart
ment steady employment. Experience not
necessary Apply at Snow White Laundry,
33-44 NandeveT avenue.
GIRL-White. for general housework. small
family. Phone S4S2-
housework Mrs. Joseph a. Briggs. Roselle.
Del. Phone llS6 W
GIRL-Experienced. for cooking and down
stairs work. To go TO Maine for the sum
mer Apply 2406 W. seventeenth street.
HOUSEkEEPER-Set woman as house
keeper No children. Apply evenings
after 10 606 Cherry street. New Castle,
Delaware.
reference. Apply to Mrs. William 9. Men
dinhali. 140l Pennsylvania avenue. Phone
46l.
PERATORs-GIRLs. EXPERIENCED
AND LEARNERS. TO WORK ON SEW
ING MACHINES MAKING ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS. GOOD PAY WHILE
LEARNING. WHEN YOU BECOME
EXPERIENCED YOU CAN EARN
VERY GOOD WAGES. WE PAY THE
VERY BEST PIECEwoRK RATES AND
BONUS CONTINUOUS WORK ON
ONE PART ALL YEAR ROUND.
CLEAN, LIGHT AND PLEASANT
wORKRooM. APPLY AT ONCE. TOP
KIs BROS. CO. III FRENCH STREET
Wanted. Energetic man 70
take orders in and around Whining ton.
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Rochester.
\. y
sTENOGRAPHER-AN CLERK IN OF
FICE or HIGH-GRADE AUTOMOBILE
HOUSE MUST BE QUICK AND AC-
CURATE STATE SALARY AND REF
ERENCE. Q 2. EVERY EVENING
OFFICE
: 81 NttJhAfhE no SSaSEOFb DOslJO0.
About three hours daily. Suit person in
search of health. Horns. Rehoboth Beach,
Del.
| LADIES-Wanted. Apply Mr.. Levy
K Topkis' Sons. 42O Market street.
/ RESS-Experienced. Good pay and
should not be employed 5l2 King street.
/ WOMAN-Young In small family One
/ who can cook. 1909 Boulevard.
1 WOMAN-For housework. Phone 3624.
woMEN-A FEW WOMEN TO WORK
ON SEWING MACHINES AND HELP
TO FINISH COTTON GOODS CLEAN,
LIGHT. CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT
GOOD PAY AND BONUS. REsTAU-
RANT AND ALL MODERN CoNyEN-
FENCES. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OF
FIcE JOS. BANCROFT & SONS CO.
TAKE RISING SUN CAR 10 ROCK
FORD SCHOOL HOUSE
! WOMEN-And girls also two women fol
( plain hand ironing. | \ l.. Laundry. sixth
4 and Orange streets.
| WOMAN-White. 10 90 to shore for sum
/ fr haIr uyit bah nv 1lngfairE work
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OLD GOLD-To buy old gold and silver
NJ r. Davis. oil r. Second street,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
tnninr Events

J-%E 20, iQ2O-Fraternal Spiritualists
Church formerly 9u7 Tatnall street. VIII
hold services sunday. 80 y. m, in Eden
Hall POS Delaware avenue. second hoor'
Messages by Mrs. Harley.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board. 67
HOAfF on vest side for a giri II years
old to board and have mother 3 care Ad-
dress T. II. Every Evening once,
ROOM Young man % share room and
hoard with refined young man Phone s434.
ROOM And hoard for business couple or
two young rnen Third floor front Phone
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

APARTMENT HO SE-Newiy furnished.
- rooms. two baths reasonable. Posses
sion at once. Apply POI f. Fifth street.
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PRESSER-Gooo presser Louis Levinsky.
1f13 Lancaster avenue.
PORTER-Colored, wanted Steady work.
Good wages. Apply Grants. 6l5 Mar
ket street.
SUPERINTENDENT Reliable man TO act
as district superintendent TO book orders
for fruit and ornamental trees. roses and
shrubbery and engage sub-agents Ex-
elusive territory. Pay weekly. Apply at
once G. II Weeks Nursery Co, Newark,
\. \. state
SALESMAN Wanted in each of the fol-
lowing towns TO represent the largest and
most progressive talking machine store
in wilmington. Del. Newark, Milford,
Seaford Laurel, Bridgevlle, smyrna. Del,
Perryyille Md Marcus Hook. Pa Penn
Grove y J. We have money making pro-
position TO offer the who will work
along lines suggested by US. Write giving
full data. r 20 Every Evening Office
SALESNAN-Firs class, to sell preferred
stock for a local corporation. Guaran-
teed dividend and legitimate business.
Write 10 %. Every Evening Once.
Statesmen statesmen wanted on good
proposition in protected rritory. Salary
and commission Apply 20 Mr.. Cays 209
W Eighth street Wilmington. Del. be-
tween and 10 p. m.
YOUNG MEN-To train under our G. p
As for accounting and executive posi-
tions no previous experience required
Exceptional opportunities for ambitious
men international Accountants Society
200 W Ninth street. Phone 37I7
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:. -AGNEs y nnMNEY

NOTICE Of Hannaa \. Pisr-e t,.-
ceased \otice j hereby sivsn taat 'ettl
tes taIueutary upOu fne estate - HANNAH
Pierce iaJe OF Brandywine 1ullreu. -H-
ceased we're duly granted nuto EQ1ita g
Trust Company on the tweut ty-frs- tay
May A ~ 1920. snd al persons indebted
10 he saId decreased are rec Icstec 30 rl2se
oavuuent 10 the executor without 1elAy. and
all persons uavins demands a-Alnsf ne -a-
ceased are required 20 eNnlbi. anl present
the same duly probateu 20 tne sad ex-
acutor on or before the twenty y-1rst Jay -
May A. -. 1921 or abide BY the aw lu th4s
cenalf
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Help Male or Female

ant billing clerk Address in own hand
writing with references. Il 10, Every Even
ing Office.
MAIDS-Chamberma housemaLds and
housemen. Apply Housekeepe Hotel du
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Statesmen and Agents

CANVASSERS- or three good male
canyassers for sick and accident benefits.
Salary and commission DO not call unless
YOU are hustler. If you can produce
suits call room No. 3, vi. Ninth street.
O. f. Cameron, superintendent
SOAP Send for free toilet soap sample and
$40 cash refund offer Lacassia CO. Dept
6O9 ST. Louis Mo.
TIRES Exclusive selling rights open in
local territory for Palmer tires High
grade tire selling at economy prices Every
order means repeat sales Should yield 500
weekly References required Write Palmer
Tire Corporation 81 Nassau street n 4
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SAID deceased are requested 90 uaAe pay
rasnt to the eKeCutrlx without trlay all
AL persons davlnE leUADcs AGAINST tr
iecesAsed ara required 20 exhibit and rr.-
sent the same duly Qrybated 20 ne "a q
sxerutrlX ga or before the 'weuty ty-siA D
cay N May. a. ID 1921 1r a.lde oy .-e
Jaw 10 tnis behalf.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Service Offered

BUCHER- signs of every description. Il
~nIpley street
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Situatjons Wanted Male
= >
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
BOARDING TENT FOR SALE OR RENT

The st paul's boarding tent at
Brandywine summit camp grounds.
The OUTFIT consists of diningroom,
seating 100 persons. sitrhen. fully
equipped. four furnished cottages
servants cottage and washroom An
unusual opportunity TO maze good
further particulars. address Minor &.
Smith. Box 5s, Wilmington. Del.
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Situations Wanted Female

Situations Wanted Female SO
BOOKKEEPER- Experienced wants posi-
tion where ability and " illngness to work
will receive liberal compensation. A ref
erence. State salary. Address IL, Every
Evening once
HOUSEKEEPER Refined widow would
keep house for gentleman. Address II +
Every Evening ONCE
NURSE PTactit al. wishes engagement. Ma
ternity preferred Phone 6S35 nj or r. O
Box 11S
TYPTST- Experienced desires position In
Office or tipping to be done at home. State
terms &C. Address Z IL, Every Evening
Office.
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MissOurian Fails
 to Remember His
 Cork Combination

Paris, Mo-, Jan. 31.-A prominent Paris citizen has full quart of Whiskey that is being preserved un- der peculiar circumstances. It has a cork with a combination just like safe. After long dry spell the owner decided to open the quart and take drink. But he had forgotten the combination and could not get the cork out.
 "Of course, could break off the neck of the bottle," he said, "but that would make me out a poor sport, so I've decided not to touch q drop of that fine liquor until can work the combination"
 The las. three gallons of whiskey, sold at retail in Moberly, were bought for an aged citizen of Mon roe county. The price paid was $4S a gallon.
 Two barrels of liquor are said to have passed through this section the other night in closed automobile. One barrel lay between the seats while the other was riding on the back seat, from which the cushion had been removed. The car was large and travelled rapidly. It was from St. Louis, headed for anksas, where the owners expected to get S100 gallon for it.
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Bourbon Necklace
 Given to Family

Paris, Jan. 3l.--The proud Bour- bon Orleans family has regained pos session of priceless pearl necklace which had descended from King Charles ", but which for some time had been in possession of Viscount- ess de Termens. Some time ago Prince Alfonso of Orleans, who re- gently renounced his Spanish citi- zenship, brought criminal action against the Viscountess, alleging she had illegally appropriated the jew els, but in her reply the defendant claimed the necklace had been giv- en to her by the Prince.
 Prince Alfonso and the Viscount- ess on Thursday called on Judge Cluzel, before whom the action was brought, and the former acknowledg- ed he had given the defendant the pearls. The latter then agreed to accept 100000 francs and return them to the Bourbon Orleans fam lily. When this arrangement was made the Court acquitted the Wis countess of charges preferred against her by Prince Alfonso.
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How Much Tobacco @ %
 Will My Heart Stand


and taking them as dirteted. The habit really quits you and it's de- parturc is a pleasure equal to it's indulgence.
 If you want to know how much easier it is to quit the habit with Nicotol than within it, go twenty four hours without tobacco and note what an effort it costs you. then begin using it as usual and take Nicotol tablets. At the end of week discontinue smoking or chewing for day and it is probable you will have no desire to resume. At least your desire will be greatly diminished and any other week or two should make it not only possible, but a pleasure to quit.
 NOTE: Dr. Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins hospital, under whose advice Nicotol has often been used, said when this state ment was shown to him: q have known Nicotol to conquer the to- bacco habit in less than 10 days time and l can therefore recom- mend it highly" When the doc tors statement was shown to one of cur leading druggists he said: "Nicotol is truly wonderful remedy for the tobacco habit, way ahead of anything we have ever sold before. We are authorized by the manufacturers to refund the money to every dissatisfied customer and we would not permit the use of our name unless the remedy possessed unusual merit" Nicotol is sold in this city under an iron-clad money-back guaran- tee by all up-to-date druggists.
 Adv.
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ing to defraud the government in connection with the payment of in come taxes. have paid the govern ment Sl,600,OOO in settlement of the claims of the Internal Revenue de- partment against them, it was ar nounced by United States District Attorney Thomas I. Boynton.
 Mr. Boynton added that civil suit against the two men for S3 ,000,- in connection win their delinquency was to be withdrawn. Both have made application for parole, to which they will be eligible in an other week, when they will have served one-third their sentences.
 The taxes due amounted to $1,- 379,OO0. according to government figures, and to this was added a fine Of 100 percent.
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Tricks That Fool Motorists Who Buy
 Bargain" Tires
(By Richard H. Lee,) Special Counsel, Associated Advertis
 ing Clubs.

I sometimes wonder that people will believe so many things they hear. Some of us fall easy victims to the schemes of fakers, howeve, 1 archaic they may be.
 ! Take, for example, the "bargin' automobile tire.
 l There are many tricks in the busi- ness of selling "bargains" in auto- mobile tires and accessories.
 Occasionally, such dealers carry a few standard tires and sell them as "loss leaders the customer peristss long enough in his determi- nation to buy the real thing and does not allow himself to be "switched.' ' E But still oftener, the few standard tires such dealers have are "out sizes," and since 95 per cent of those who call require "popular" sizes, they become "live"prospects for a piece of "rag and rubber"
 More frequently, advertisements ot cut prices are based on stocks ot Seconds" Legitimate tire manu- lecturers always try to obliterate Identification marks from "second tires, but when the brand has dis tinctive tread, this is not possible In some cases, they are plainly branded on the side walls with the word "second." If a casing carries a spot where the name, number or any thing else has been removed, it IS II all probability "second." "Second" tires are those which show a patent defect on inspection at the factory. It may only be blemish or it may be defect so ser ious that the tire will blow out on imitation. "Second" tires are in q sense gamble; they may give you the mileage of first" they may give you nothing. For that reason the factory does not stand behlne them.
 Occasionally, bankrupt stocks o1 standard tires are offered. In many cases. these have remained in stor age while the machinery of tht law has been grinding, and when or fered to the public are dried ou' and lack resiliency. In that conai tion, they would not be offered 1ol sale as 'sfirsts" by a. reputable deal CT.
 1. A cut price tire merits suspicion on the single ground that it IS cut price tire, for no legitimate man ufacturer could profitably, prefer one customer to another in the sam' class in the matter of prices quoted Such course would as a natura consequence develop price cuttlng. price cutting would destroy pro1lIs and the destruction of profits wou''
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make the account unprofitable to the agent, thereby destroying the sales organization of the manufacturer.
 It would seem easy for person With no experience in business to understand and believe that no man. ufacturer makes different price to his customers, and it should be aD- praent, also, that all dealers have when prices are cut, something must be the matter.
 If you were manufacturer woul,l you stock up your regular dealers upon whom you must depend to get your goods to the motorists, and then turn around and sell tires o. het same grade to another man at a lower price so that he could drive vour regular dealer out of business do not believe that you would, and of course the manufacturer knows more hant that. His regular deal. CTS good will is an asset worth a great deal of money to him. He val ues it just as he values the good will of the buying public.
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TO lessen your speed, make prepara- CloDS safe distance away. Let the motor do the work of stopping as well as starting.
 Ii you have ever toured ovo, mountain roads you. will understand what It really means to drive with me motor as brake. There is that satisfaction in knowing that the motor vii hold your car when going down long grades, that you have con- tro' of your car. There is no worrv about brake Things burning out. What Motor Braking Means.
 Ii driving with the motor for DOW CT and brakes should do nothing more than make motoring a greater pleasure for you it surely is worth while
 But, incidental to the increased comfort, you will find that vour tires wear longer. And you will ind that less attention is needed ib keeping the brakes in order for emergency use.
 The constant setting of brakes will ln time ruin the most scientific and well-manufactured brake linings, Even metal would wear away under IHS pi SOIHe uFlVoTS 1Orrn their brakes to stand And, in addi : tion the frequent tanning on O. brakes places an unusual strain on the entire brake mechanism.
 Besides the added pleasure and the saving in tires and repairs this same method of driving will afford you. it will mean greater safety for pedes- trians and other motorists.
 No one has a better right than the man on the street to know what the automobile driver is going to do. It is not beyond reason for tke pedestrian to expect the moto1ist to show some signs of slowing down when approaching corner.
 Brakes are important. There is no question about that. But be. cause they are efficient and covnen- tent they are used altogether too much. The good driver vii keep his car under control at all times be, cause he realizes that it is his duty to himself as well as to the other fellow.
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It May Cost Precious Life {,
 Find Out by Experiment.

The heart of every user of to- bacco bears a double burden. It does it's allotted task and then fights nicotine for supremacy. As long as the heart wins he lives {; when it loses he dies, but before the final victory of nicotine you pass thru many stages of decline and decay and suffer many bangs. Hearts are like human beings some are stronger than others. therefore some hearts will stand more tobacco than others, but there is a limit to what any heart can stand. The man who puts this additional strain on his hear a dozen times a day by smoking cigarettes, pipe or cigars-ol chewing tobacco-is taking a mad mans chance with health and life to lose and nothing to win but the chance that he may not lose them. He is indulging in costly habit at the expense of precious health. Ask any doctor anywhere, and he will tell you that using tobacco is injurious and that it is far better to quit the habit than to experi- ment to find how much tobacco your heart will stand without serious results.
 But the thought of quitting is unpleasant to most men-even to those who know that tobacco injures them-and to really quit takes more power than they have and causes more suffering than they can voluntarily endure. To quit the habit make it easy for yourself by getting Nicotol tablets
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much courted by the theatrical pro- fession everywhere. in htis instance has been the cause of the indefi- nitn nostponeman+
 It is now said by those whe were interested in the proposed pran ta canitalize the Muncie scandal that the picture will not be produced Tn some interested quarters it is even denied that there has been any in- tention to film the incidents show, ing how gang of steerers. come-or men. make-ur artists and public nf- ficale went about to swindle wen,thv men from mon vstntee out of S1E0 .
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SWindle Film May
 Not be Produced

Muncit, Ind, Jan. 31.-"The Rack et," which was to have been the name of a motion picture of the sto- " of fake prize fight swindles that brought Muncie into unpleasant mo- toriety recently and resulted in the conviction of Rolin H. Bunch, mayor.
 and Horace G. Murphy, prosecuting attorney, will not be produced--at least, not just now. Publicity, so
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Tax-Dodgers in
 Jail, Pay the U. s.

Boston. Jan. William A. En- glish and John H. O'Brien, who, as members of the wool firm of En- glish O'Brien of this city, were sen-
 tenced on July 31, 1919, to IS months in the Greenfield jail for conspir.
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of our office without fire insurance policy protecting your property for the next year at least. As prop erty owner you cannot afford to ig- nore the fire hazard. Hundreds of millions of dollars are lost yearly through fires. Yours may be the next to go. Let us protect YOU. Fair policies, low rates.
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LocnzR1G6

Joel Lambert, formerly county demonstration agent here, was a visitor yesterday from Holly Grove Monroe county, where he is conduct ing general merchandise store. Mir Lambert says crop prospects have improved so greatly in his section that on the plantation where he is located it is now estimated the crop will be larger by 100 bales than was forccasted six weeks ago.
 Red Line Delivery Moving, hauling cratinE and storing. Country trips FDfficc phone 22ss, residence phone R420, ,~teH 6-11-dtf
 The cash box containing about $20o in cash and about $500 in checks mys- teriously disappeared about S:20 Sat urday night from the store of Cross and O'Connor at 520 West Barraque. It is thought that the thief made away with the box and contents while the store was crowded with customers and Mir. Cross WIS out in front checking out a wagon and Louis O'Connor. one of the owners, was in the rear of the store. No arrests have been made
 When you want real r,fe service At any time of day or night call the Pine Bluff Tire Service Station. You can get all accessories here while you are filling your tank from our new pump. Drive around and see us or call 2774 and we will get there quick. 7-21-1mo.
 An open cotton boil was brought in yesterday by Robert Trimble. MT. Trimble stated that his entire crop is
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SHE CAN TRUTHFULLY SAY

Hay fever, asthma and bronchial coughs yield to the soothing, realing properties of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as quickly and surely as do ordinary coughs, colds and crcup. Mrs. Geneva Robinson, 88 N. Swan St., Albany, N. r., writes: "I can truthfully say Foley's Honey and Tar is,. the best cough medicine ever used" Mann's pharmacy.
 Adv.