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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02

D. L. Grigsby, labor,
general roads ...... 500
I. 7. Galligar, moving
fence, general ...... 1858
Gold Hill Garage, gen.
eral road, supplies E. go
Hubbard Bros, general
road expense .... 26.0O
Hubbard Bros, general
road expense ....... 1850
Hines & Snider, general
road expense ....., 1929
A, c. Hopkins, right-of-
way, general ....... 100
A. W. johnson, labor,
general roads ..... 1900
|. W. Knight, labor, gen.
eral roads ...... $500
]. c. Kitto, labor, gen
eral roads ........ $500
Geo. W, Kesterson. right
of-way, general .... LOO
Anna E. Kripps, right
oi-way, general ..... 100
MedfOrd Lumber Co.,
lumber, general roads 1891
William Powell, moving
fence, general ..... 1900
Mary A, Price, right-of-
way ........,...... 100
John Ryan, labor, gen
eral roads ......... 1000
Southern Pacific Rail
road, general road ex-
penSe ...,........ 3.15
Southern Pacific Rail-
road, general road ex-
penSe ...',..... 1f.bU
W. r. Sparks, repairs on
trucks .'',...... ll.1I
Standard Oil Co., gen.
eral road supplies -, 1889
Standard Oil Co., gen.
eral road supplies 80. 69.21
Oil Co., gen
eral road supplies ... 2,3O
Standard Oll Co., gen7
eral road supplies ... 255.62
Roy Smith, labor, gen
oral roads ........ 400
W j. Sandry, moving
fence, general .... 1900
W. R. Swacker, work on
fence, general .... 500
Thos. H. Simpson, shov-
els, general ........ 1910
Pacific Co.,
general road expense. LES
Stark Lewis Land Co.,
right-of-way ....... 100
Mr.. L. Taylor, labor,
general roads .... 24.00
3, S. Wilson, labor, gen.
eral roads ...... 1850
Brttania williams, right
of-way, general ... 5000
J. W. Wagner, right-of-
way, general .... 5000
W. II. Wallis, right-of-
way, general ...... 10000
West Side Pharmacy,
general road supplies 500
Young's Garage, sup
plies, general roads. As. So
Frank zell, labor, gen.
eral roads ......... 1900
I. C. Galley, hay, general
roads ............ 272.4S
l. c. Garnett, general
road supplies . 100
\, D. Little, general road
supplies .......... 5000.
Oregon state Highway
Comm, gen. road,
expense ............ 522.93
J. NJ. Centers, general
road work ...... 5000
Total .............$ $9626.79
Ashland Klamath Falls Road.
ack True, payroll, Ash
land klamath Falls
road ............ 26G.49
ack True, labor, Ash
land klamath Falls
road ............ $3.50
/. II. Springsteen, labor,
A s h land klamath
Falls road ......... 10000
hos. H. Simpson, sup
plies, Ashland Klam-
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
Continued from Page One)

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r. E. Morris, sch. supv.
travelling expense . $3.50
Medford Book Store,
sch. supt. office sup
plies ......,,-'.''' 4v'oo
IOldl sss.s. s''f' ''''T ""0'NN
Assessors Office.
7 B. Coleman. asses
o. sors salary ........ 125.OO
Jas. N. Cronemiller dep
uty assessors salary 1000
Ijnnie Hanscan, deputy
assessors salary .... $500
A. assessors salary 80. $500
c. P. Chandler, field
deputy assessors sal
ary ...... uo'VV
Merritt Dews, field dep
uty assessors salary, Hoo
]. F. Herring, field dep
uty assessors salary. ll5.OO
F. A. Hildreth, Jrp field
deputy assessors sal
ary ,...,...,.'''' llU'vV
R P. Campbell field
deputy assessors sal
aIy .... ......r.' 'u'VV
T. A. Hldreth, ST., field
sry r ...... $500
De PITY assessors 5o,,a, salary 5000
f. A. Langley, field dep
uty assessors salary. l35.UO
T. c. Peudleton, field
deputy assessors sal
ary .,,.......,' '"'V"
!. Terril. field deupty
assessors salary ... l55.OO
A. c. Walker, field dep
uty assessors salary. lOt5O
Ashland Printing Co,
nffice ..... 35.OO.
]. b. Coleman, stamps. loo
]. B. Coleman. assessors
travelling expense ... 1919
Douglas Abstract Co.,
assessors expense ... 5.9O
Home Tel. & Tel Co..
assessors tel. bill for
Mar ....... $40.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
assessors tel. bill for
Feb. ........,...... d.OV
AIedford Book Store, as
sessor's office sup
plies ...,....,..,.. 2'fV
ATedford Printing Co.,
printing, assessors Of
flee ..... @'.""
IOldl ss'.' e . w wv !
Tax Rebate.
G. F. Billings, tax re-
fund ........- 1898
widows Pension. !
Ernestine Austin, wild
ow's pension ...... 176O
Goldle NJ, Boyer wild /
ow's pension ....... 1000
Elfie Marie Bear, wild
ows pension ..,.... 25.OO
Minnie Boardman, wild
ow's pension ...... 1000 /
Mrs. ]. H. Byerly, Wild
Ow's pension ....,. 5000
VI pension p,,n ........ 1000
Anna Laura Corum, wild
ow's pension ..... 1000
Susie Coy, widows PEN
sion ..........,.. l5.OO
Ella May Caine, wild
ow's pension .... 1880
Mae J. Daw, widows
pension .........,.. 25.OO
Lucy May Davis, wild
ow's pension ...,. 1000
Nettie Green, widows
pension ........... 25.OO
Lizzie Heath, widows
pension ......,.. 1000
Mary Higgins, widows
pension ........... lO.OO
Mrs. Dolly Love, wild
ow's pension .. 32.5OI
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02

Total .............$ 1860
CHAUNCEY FLOREY,
County Clerk.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
RETAIL CLERKS
Line Up For the New Tenn
pie Bonds

Although it was teasing hot night
the Retail Clerks Union held vel
attended meeting on Tuesday night
There was much business of import.
ance transacted. Several merchants
haven't 5een abiding by their agree.
ment 10 close their stores on Wednes-
day at noon Just as they should, ac-
cording to the report of the secretary
and the matter was ordered to be
brought to the attention of Trades
Council Bonds for the labor temple
were presented, and most all those
present purchased one and several of
them took two.
The clerks also decided to appro-
pirate from the treasury a sum equal
to a certain amount for each male
member of the organization, which
viii be turned over to the non-political
campaign committee of Trades Council.
The retail clerks see the Importance
Of getting into the political fight to
the extent of electing men who are
rot enemies of labor, and the clerks
are setting an example that would be
well for some of the other organi-
cations, especially the larger ones, to
follow.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
MILLIARD SPIyEY
Elected President of Iron
M0lders-Other
Officers

Iron Molders' Union No. 68 held a
packed house meeting on Monday
right, Old 68's meetings are always
well attended, but the election Of Of
ficers is always an extra attraction
and brings out a large crowd The
election resulted as follows
President, Milliard Spivey; vice
president Roy Jackson; recording sec
retary g. w Price; trustee, Chas
Stephan; inductor, VIM Brown; door
keeper, Tim Farley; delegate tc
Trades Council, G. w. Price, Is
months
George Feltman, financial sec
retary; Mat Amiot. treasurer; Lee
Sanders and Erwin Eckhardt, trus-
tees, are the hold-oyer officers.
The election Of Price, Stephan and
brown for their respective offices is
for the fifth consecutive time, and
certainly speaks for their efficiency
and the high regard in which they are
held By their organization members
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
GUN MEN AROUSE
STATE
Governor Too Busy Making
Speeches to See Danger
Of BOlsheyism

Charleston, w. Va. The latest out
break Of coal owners gun men has
aroused the state and a greater mum
Der Of citizens are agreeing with or
ganized labor that these private arm
les, maintained for years in West
Virginia, must be abolished The re-
cent murders at Matewan, in which
II men lost their lives, followed the
attempt Of the Baldwin Feltz detect
i've agency to arrest miners without
securing warrants. The detectives
were evicting miners families from
company houses at the time. The at
tempt to arrest the miners in this
illegal way caused feelings that have
been smoldering to break out and q
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18

general battle ensued IN which seven
detectives and five other persons, IN
Guiding the mayor Of Matewan, were
killed. Among the killed were a. G.
Feltz, head Of the Baldwin-Feltz
agency
Several years ago the thugs reign
ed supreme in the Paint creek and
Cabin creek districts, but they have
been ousted since these miners have
been organized Now the stronghold
Of the thugs is in Logan and Mingo
counties, where 40 Pretense is made
to recognize law or constitutional pro
cesses.
The trade union movement has
made repeated appeals to Gov. Corn
wall to use the power of the state and
have lawful methods restored in that
section, but the governor is too busy
making speeches on the need for
Amerieanism and the danger of boil
shevism among the workers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18

Carpenters' and .Ioieers' local
Union No 637 me. il raouIa, session
last Thursday NIGHT ana transacted =
large volume Of business The baIl
was hacked with members of tba or-
oanization and many a tben, had u
ramai,, ont a the Iobbv The meet
ines If the ear,enters are alwavs
laroelv attended bnt the crowd al
Iast Thursday vas laroar Than nsua
The snac;al in.neonant v.as tbe an-
n,al election of offcers The olac-
tian ra.qIfad ~ fellows p,asidant
oris i Nan. ,.;.o n,ss;danf IL 4
wiI.on. ,...a,.,;,a so.rats,.. =
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cba,io. +,.aae,,rar s,va.n i corson
.o,5,,r+o, W. s,,,da,.l,.,s. ,yar3o,
III + rayss. trnstaa cooraa paisob.
,.,s;,,os. aoo,+ c,yai,, r ror.o.. All
80 s 7,a3os cc,,ne1 s,yain ?
corson
q MN = ,o+;.aa +bo+ s,va;, cor
.a,, soId. t,roo oositions INIT fba men,
tar. sa,. la S,..in r.a All +bo,, al1
an3 so,'s,al 80 if oacessar, for tba
nood of ~ oa,,so
NJ a>.ao,,+;,,a bo,,a i no,v commas
= Fa.,ostan IA sins Geo
pa;snb Cbas D,.,cl, IA Mann And
Wa, Da,reon
I
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
O-DOLLAR DAY

n "a
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
To Be Launched By Hamil-
ton Merchants Next
Thursday

One Of the biggest special sales
events ever put on by local merchants
will be the one to be launched next
Thursday. 1t will be known as $500
Day. The merchants of Hamilton on
that day will offer the greatest buy
ing opportunity ever presented to the
people of Butler county and surround
ING territory Practically every store
in Hamilton will offer on this day at
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
LABOR DAY PICNIC
COMMITTEE
Is Named by President Stan
ley Ogg

At the meeting of Trades Council
held Tuesday night, President Stanley
Ogg named the committee to have
charge Of the big outing on Labor Day
Ills year. President Ogg made a new
departure in that he named every del
egate to the central body a member
of the committee. And while he was
at it, President Ogg handed out a few
remarks on the duties (and their
necessary performance of the various
committeeman that made some of
them sit up and take notice. He made
it distinctly plain that there is to be
TO figure e-head committee this year
that it must be one of action. From
the start that President Ogg made, it
is plain that this years affair is to be
q hummer
The committee is made up as fol
lows
Parcel Post Committee-A. E. Eg-
gleston chairman, Chas. Aylstock,
John Janser, Albert Haggard
Construction and Maintenance-S.
8. Corson (chairman), John Young,
Jack Detrick, VIM. Atchison.
Committee on Prizes Edw Weiss
(chairman), G. Duerr, Henry Betscher,
Leon Goodner
Committee on Games AID Wheels
Wm. Ballet chairman, Frank Holt,
ehas. Aylstock, Elmer Crosswaithe.
Country Store Robt. Fallert (chair
nan). Geo. Smith, Jos. Fischer. Geo
Kraft, Joe Flynn, Robert Service.
Advertising Committee Edw Weiss
chairman, Frank Holt, John Dalton,
VIM. Atchnson.
Program and Attractions Committee
Jack Scheaf (chairman, Philip
1Iulmer. Geo. Schuler, Clifford Ring.
Refreshment Committee Q. w.
Price (chairman) Tim Farley, Albert
Brown, Geo Perpingon.
Ticket Committee Lou Nau (chair-
man), Mabel Warren Ed. Winkler,
Raymond Webber. Arthur Sapp.
Committee on Grounds Ted Smith.
Swain Corson.
Entertainment and Amusement
Committee-Chas. Elble (chairman),
Jack Scheaf, VIM. Schaffer Joe Flynn,
49,, Rg;lfspnn,rb
Committee on Publicity-Ted Smith
chairman) Service, Peter Geischlar,
John Scheaf, Richard YanDevater.
Finance Committee Sam Hiltpol-
steiner. Frank Holt, Jacob Binoteh,
Henry Betscher, Adam Westrick, VIM.
SchaIfer. Jack Detrick, Perpingtgon.
Concession Committee Frank
Holt (chairman), C, w Price, A. E.
EggIeston, Clifford King, Jos. Flynn,
Chas. Elble.
The following viii look after the
gates, and act as ticket sellers and
takers:
Albert Brown lchairman), Chas.
Flenner, Wm. Atchinson, A. J. Hem,
sam Hitlpolsteiner, Andrew Papp,
Raymond Eebber VIM Sehaffer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18

the fiat price of two dollars, hun
dreds of articles and combinations of
articles of vastly greater value.
1t is expected that there will be
more people in the business district
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18

Of the city on next Thursday than
was ever before in its history. In
anticipation of the great crowds ex-
pected, many of the stores are engag-
ing extra clerks for the day.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18

crease of 25 cents an hour, making the
rates SO for eight hours Most of
the contractors had already conceded
the advance.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-06-18
WAGES s1.25 AN HnIR

Detroit-As the result of the de
cision of board of arbitration, the
striking lathers We're awarded an in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

IF INTERESTED IN BUYING A NICE HOME IN THE SUBURBS, 1 AM SURE ONE OF THESE WILL SUIT YOU. CALL AT OF FlCE FOR ENGAGEMENT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100
NOTHING OVER $6, ,500
 TERMS EASY
 REAL BARGAINS

Beautiful. s-room Bungalow, on southside, hardwood floors fur .ssso .Ses hea5 Ierm easy sf7so casS 5-room bungalow. in Norwood, ab- solutely first-class condition, corner lot; only $5.750, terms s2,Oo0 cash, balance easy.
 4-room bungalow, Norwood, s4,25o; terms to suit you.
 7-room home. Inglenook, good con oition, furnace heat; sS, 5o0, terms $500 cash. balance dead easy. sssEgoom cottage, .Bsoyles. only E. easy.
 s-room bungalow on 1st ave-. Wood lawn. thoroughly modern; move in cash, and balance easy. 1O-room bungalow, furnace heat, hardwood floors. absolutely jamb balance $50 per month
 s-room bungalow, Woodlawn High lands cant be beat anywhere in only $5,750, terms like rent, only $l.oo0 cash and $50 month. s-room bungalow, West End. near only S4,500; hardwood floors and a real peach; only $1.OO0 cash and balance $50 month.
 s-roon cottage in West End, real bargain at $3,750; terms s1,40O cash and the balance as you like 7rro,,, ,,ox,o -oa~ .-,;...-.. = ton. West End, real bargain at $5,000. lot S0x150, garage beam ceiling; look at this, first time of fered.
 Two 4-room cottages in East Bir- mingham, solid brick, at less than pre-war prices, $5so00 for the two or sz,60O each 1t will pay you to see these real bargains; terms to suit you.
 Read these carefully and make some calculations as to how much rent you are paying yearly. You can buy these for less than 5 years rent on first-class apartment. Can you beat 1t? You are thinking that that. property will go down, it good reasons: l. Birmingham is D. 900 houses short. ?. Influx of northerners and people from other states, attracted by the southern climate, most of them are here to stay. 3. Birmingham has arrived. and from now on property will steadily advance. We specialize in houses under $6,500,--in all parts of the city. Real homes that you will be proud of. Call Main 624O or Main 5990 or see us at 920 Empire Bldg.
 LLOYD REALTY co.
 Dealers in
 The Worlds Best Security
 Southern Dirt"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

NoRwooD-A HANDSOME HOME FACING EAST. WELL BUILT OF THE BEST MATERIAL AND Lo- GATED IN THE BEST SECTION OF NoRwooD; HAS LARGE LIVING ROOM. DEN. DINING ROOM. BREAKFAST ROOM, KITCHEN. I BEDROOMS. SLEEP ING PORCH. GARAGE WITH FRONT DRIVE. OWNER is LEAVING THE CITY AND WILL SACRIFICE. IF CASH Is PAip A BIG REDUCTION WILL BE MADE. THIS WILL GO PROMPT LY. SO CALL NE EARLY. M MEDIATE POSSESSION. CALL r. W. QUINN MOTION REALTY co. MAIN 2@ -lsso-w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
s15,OOo

S15,000
 Norwood ssd st. brick veneer bun galow. on full size lot. facing east. bedrooms. includinfg glassed-in sleeping porch. red tile front porch. tile bath, beautiful plumb ing and the most complete and handsome electriccal equipment. handsome electrical equipment. real good and high class will cer- tainiy be pleased with this.
 McConnell-Anglin-W White zo2S sd Ave. Main s5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 HOUSES FOR SALE

Mr. James H. Awtrey, for merly of Jas. H. Awtrey & Co.,, Real Estate & Ins., in Jeff. Go. Bank Bldg, takes this means of announcing to his many friends and clients of his connection with the Messer-J ohnson Realty Co.,, Inc, 216 N. 21st St. MT. Awtrey has been in the real estate and insurance business for the past four years, and will have charge of the South east Division of Messer- Johnson Realty Co.,, Inc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

AVE. LoT-wE HAVE THE EXLUsIvE SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL HIGHLAND AVE. LOT OPPOSITE RHODES PARK, NEAR wAucoMA ST. THIS IS A SPLENDID LOT FOR AN APARTMENT HOUSE OR RESIDENCE. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO MAKE AN ATTRACTIVE PRICE AND TERMS TO RIGHT PARTY. LOOK AT IT AND SEE ENsLEN REALTY & INs. CO., s26-7-S JEFFERSON BANK BLDG. PHONE MAIN 4174.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IH0IiSES F0R SSI,E
HOME BARGAINS { Immediate Possession)
OWENTON

Nice. modern, 5-room bungalow. 143x170; this is wonderful bar gain; convenient to Graymont School and Methodist College; has all modern conveniences except fur mace. nice garage: price $7,000. on reasonable terms; q, 900 cash, bal snce $50 per month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

FOR SALE-Nice cottage nome, bath and electricity, block Of cars Woodlawn $500; $500 cash. baIance arranged. H. D Smith. 4e1 Farley Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOTSES TOR S1IE
PRICE $500 WORTH $12,500

Will sacrifice this modern home for quick sale, with a fair cash payment. This was carefully built about years ago by the present owner for Q permanent home; 1t has never been rented. Located on Glen Iris ave. As this was not built to sell only the best material and workmanship was used; large rooms and closets. plenty of win dows, wide porchs storm sheAthed. double floors up and downstairs, finest grade of oak floors both up and downstairs. mirrored doors in the bedrooms, grates, furnace heat. Has large living room, H. brary, dining room, buffers pantry, grocery pantry, kitchen. bed rooms. sleeping porch and tile bath. This house alone would cost $12.e0e or more to build. This lot is so feet wide, has a garage with front drive; the lot Is worth $50 a foot. This price is made to get money; don't answer unless you can pay at least $3.o00 to 5000 cash, the balance in easy pay ments. POSSESSION IN 10 DAYS.
 GEO. O. MARRY
 20e-7 Farley Bldg. Main 2sT3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE
 HOGSEs FOR SALE

SOME REAL BARGAINS IN HOMES AND IN EASEMENTS. c A L l. AND LET ME SHOW YOU MY BARGAINS. THE INTEREST ON THE INVESTMENTS R U N FROM 15 TO 25 PER c E N T ON YOUR MONEY. YOU CANNOT INVEST YOUR MONEY IN ANYTHING ELSE THAT WILL BRING BACK SUCH RETURNS ON OUR MONEY. PHIL DORM, PA F A RLE Y BLDG, MAIN 3504.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
WHY NOT BUY

AA AND SAVE HIGH RENTS AND MOVING If you are looking for early possession or if you want possession April l, or a good investment, EAST LAKE, 5-room houses bath. gas and lights, 1st ave, either t4 1000; early possession. 1 Groom house, sanitary competitions; $3.5oo; possession SO days WOODIAWN New, i-room bungalow bath. gas. lights. $500. $500 cash early possession
 SoUTHsIDE--eroom. s-story. modern all respects, 1911 lTth ave. S., 3S,2so; s3.s0o cash; possession at once. Groom cot tage being generally overhauled, ;6, 500; now vacant.
 SOME GOOD INvESTMENTs--l1 Broom negro houses renting for $11o per month; also fine site for manufacturers on ratl- road: only $500 cash. 4-room negro houses, renting for $40 per month: ou!y 32.s00
 JAMES s. CARPENTER
 Sales Manager
 A. A. ADAMS d co. 2l20 1st Ave. Main TIT
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-06-25
A|RPLANE EXHIBIT
SENSATIONAL

Ed ML1IGOT the well known pilot of Appleton has been secured make
carrying thrilling exhibitions from our lots
and this perform eats skill and amidst the dou
bmd of the
located the the all Will
McEgotts sturdy plane sorry you this
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-06-25
Sunday,
June 27
YOU MAY GET YOUR LOT FREE

AS supendous advertising feature and nducement for
visit Residence Park and its advantages and possibilities
ing away absolutely free beautiful building o valued $4,000 You do
have buy lot money charges nature par
Free tickets and full particulars be had at the tent the ad
The lucky number will be selected Sunday afternoon June 18th
between and o'clock. Be there.
There will be big crowd the apane exhibition and c Of fun Bring
your ticket and be hand congratulate yourself the holder the
ming number. YOU MAY BE THE LUCKY ONE
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-06-25

NOW THE been market only
Of hem Don't be left Your friends nhbOrs while
desirable building choose BUT YOU MUST HR
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
Partisan Sage Surprises and Delights
1t Positively Does Not Change the
Natural Color of the Hair

Here is good ncwS for all men and WON.
en- whose hair Is faded, dry, streaked and
scraggly--is falling out badly. and whose
scalps are covered with dandrun and itch
like mad.
Your druggist can now supply you with
the genuine Partisan Sage which Is guar
anteed TO quickly and safely Danish every
sign Of disgusting dandrun, stop itching
scalp and falling hair and stimulate u new
growth. or money refunded.
Thousands can testify to the excellent
results from its use; some who feared bald
ness now glory in their abundant hair.
while others who were annoyed for years
with dandrufr and itching head got clean,
healthy scalp after just a fnw days use
OF this simple home treatment.
Partisan Sage il a scientific preparatio
that supplies hair needs It's easy to use,
perfectly harmless, not sticky or greasy.
anu even the first application usually
makes the hair and scalp look and feel 100
per cent better
IL you want to save your hair mako
u always look its best, and start q new
growth. don't delay--bcgin using Partisan
sage now-tonight. Peoples Drug stores
VIII supply you A large bottle costs you
nothing II II docs not give perfect satisfac.
ton.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
ASquare Meal
A Square Deal

Here's square deal for the people who
or distress yum
90 20 your druggist today and get n
box 81 Mi.O-Na Tablets, the great pre-.
troubles
Take one, or IL your suffering Is intense
two tablets with or after meals and at the
end OF ten days II you can't cat "A suuarc
meal without distress go and get your
money back
, That's where the square deal comes in.
nut MI-O-Na Is really n stomach I'M
builder OF great merit.
The quick and positive action of
Mi-O-Na on the stomach in case OF Ros
waterbrash. sour stomach and heartburn
IL worth = lot Of money to any sufferer
-
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

Arnica Cream ...,........: 3c
Aubrey Sisters Beautlher.
.5c and 35e
A. II. s. Peridixo Cream, the ia
nous Peroxide, the mild skin
bleach. two sizes .75c md 40c
4. ID. $. Cold Cream. .85c and 35c
Barnard's Violet Cerate helps to
remove wrinkles, keeps the
skin firm; regular soc Jars. .3Dc
BarnRrd's Complexion Cream re-
moves freckIes. pimpIes and
biackhends; nn excellent night
cream ......... DOC
Barnard's Double Strength Cream,
81 size ................. .OOc
Blair's Cucumber Cream.
Osc. 55c mud 25c
Camphor Ice, tubes or boxes. Use
Charles Flesh Food ..........4 5c
Colgate's Cold Cream. greasy or
non-greasy; tubes ... zoe. voc
Jars ............... 0Oc and Joc
Daggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream,
tubes ........... 36c. Zoe iOc