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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting for the election
Of Directors of the Columbus lnsur-
ance and Mortgage Co, to serve for
the year 1921 will be held at its Of
fee in Columbus, Miss, on the second
Tuesday, same being the 18th day of
January, 1921. Polls open at o'clock
a. M, close at o'clock p. m.
J. w. SLAUGHTER,
12-S-lm Cashier.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22

You will make no mistake by select
ing your Christmas Nictrola NOW,
while the stock is complete, at the
DIvELBISS STORE.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22

ing the holidays in the city with rela-
tives.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

because of the preponderance Of marine
insurance concerns there, has been one
OF the most active spots in the down
town real estate market.
Resale of Pearl Street Corner
The six-story manufacturing building
at S39 and 341 Pearl Street, southwest
corner of Frankfort Street. 41x8o
recently purchased by Norman s
Riesenfeld through the Charles f.
Noyes Company, has been resold bv him
through the same brokers TO Francis
Herman. Mr., Riesenfeld has been ask
ing $3.50, 900 for the property. The build
ing will be extensively altered by the
new owner and placed in charge Of the
No.'es Company.
Tenant Buys in West Street
The Markt & Hammacher Company
tenant, bought from Edith F. Randolph
and others the fivestory building, with
stores, 1876 West Street, % 9xs0.3. ex.
tending through the block to Caroline
Street The parcel adJoins the south.
east corner of Jay Street, which prop.
erty is also occupied by the buyers.
Lenox Ave. Corner Sold
The Anthony Rubber Company boucht
from Clarence II. Kelsey. as executor
the frame building, T4.IOx10O. at ths
northeast corner of Lenox Avenue anc
144th Street
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
500, 900 for Property
Assessed at $685. 900
W. l.. Thompson, Representing
Syndicate. Purchases Zcrega
Estate Realty

". l.. Thompson, representing a syn
dictate, on a bid of 100000 yesterday
bought the ia acres belonging to the
Augustus Zerega estate, known as "Old
Ferry Point in the Bronx, at an auc-
ton conducted by Joseph ?. Day, in
the Vesey Street Salesroom. The city
assesses the property for taxation pur-
poses at about S5S5.00O. The property
forms peninsula bounded by the East
River, Westchester and Baxter's Creek
and lying between Throg's Neck and
Clason's Point, at the foot Of Ferry
Avenue.
There were only two other bids for
the tract. Mr.. Thompsons first offer
was $4,000. The zerega heirs from
the 100000 received for the realty will
have to pay $4,000 for back taxes and
assessments. The property comprises
upland and water front, and embraces
the entire peninsula, with the excep-
tion Of about six acres owned by the
Lcrillard family and now tenanted by
the Morrisania Yacht Club The prop
erty was acquired by the elder Zerega
H. 1854, and the stone and shingle
house still standing Was occupied by
the family as a country home until
1908.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Il cal Estate News

negotiated by the Charles r Noves
company for Cecil p. Stewart. pres;-
dent of F. B. Hall & Co. insurance rance
brokers', who bought the pfoperty a
re" years ago. He is understood TO
nave ave made made profit of approxima ately
too'ooo on the resale Of the we'll
known structure. The sale will NOT in
arm. S'e ""i'
The building covers about $3.50
square feet, with stret frontage of 70
1eet on Beaver Street and las feet on
South William Street In addition to
being right in the heart of the marine
suranee and shipping district, it is
located close to every prominent ex-
change in New York. Directly opnosite
are the marine underwriting Offices Of
McGee &Co. and Chubo & Son. as we'll
as offlces of the British and American
ana allied companies and opposite in
feaver street are three new fireproof
buildings devoted entirely to- marine in
surance purposes, one of which is occu-
pred by group of American companies
The Hanover Square section. now
generally referred 20 as Marine Souare
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Ien-Sto,y Concrete Corner
Building in Newark Sold

Robert B. Stoutenburgh sold FOR the
Industrial Building Company the ten
story reinforced concrete mercantile
building, l06x1O8, northwest corner of
Plane and Academy streets, Newark,
\. j., to the Charles r DeBevoise e
Company, manufacturers of brassieres.
The property ct $50 and 955 HaIsey
Street. 48x1O0, through to and includ-
ing 40 and 42 Nevada Street, Newark,
has been bought by Jacob Albert, who
wall alter the structures for garage
purposes. The sale was made through
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, for the Eagle
FIRE Insurance Company. The same
broker sol the twe- story dwelling,
l7.7xS5, Ga Wakeman Avenue for Mrs.
Gertrude Y. Gage to Michael H Gonry.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Hotel Senton in East 27sE St.
Figures in Quick Resale

Daniel II. Jackson resold to John J.
Flanrery the Hotel Senten, at 35 and
81 East Twenty Street, be-
tween Fourth and Madison avenues,
facing Madison Square Garden. 1t Is
a six-story apartment hotel arranged
with seven apartments Of one and two
room suites en- each floor. The site is
50x113. SPOTS & Starr were the
brokers'. Mr.. Jackson bought the hotel
recently from the Fidelity Trust Com
pany, of Newark, through f. H. Ludlow
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
New Heights Home
For Harlem Hebrew
Orphan Asylu m

Jules Nehring sold for an estate
represented by John Whalen, president
of the Bank of Washington Heights.
the Schmidt home, facing Spencer and
Huxley avenues and Whalen Street,
about one block west Of 260th Street,
Broadway and Van Cortlandt Park.
The property, known as the Knowls,
overlooks the upper part of Manhat-
tan. The house is constructed of hand
hewn oak ship tmbers.
The property was purchased by Mrs
Jennie Kramer and Louis Cohen
for the Harlem Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum Extensive alterations will be
made to house about $50 children.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Sales of Dwelling Houses
On East and West Sides

Charles $. Kohler, Inc, sold the four
story dwelling, 16.8xlo011, at II West
1O4th Street, fSr Mrs. Margaret A
Hayunga to Louise X. Hansen.
Louis Schrag sold for Altana F.
Garni the fve-story dwelling 421 West
Twenty Street
Otterbourg, Steindler & Hust ton, rep
resenting Charles S. Marx, sold to
Fannie Walsh the three-story dwelling
at 40 West 106th Street, 17xl00.
George Brettell a. Son sold ~ East
12Tth Street, a three story dwelling,
20X99.11, to Frida Siller for the Law
NOR Improvement Company, represent-
ed BY Shaw & Co
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
AUCTION SALES

sTEINWAY & SONS WAREROOMS,
1O7-109 East 14th ST., New York City.
TO Miss Daisy Phillips. owner Of Crane
g. Son upright piano No. 46s00; to Mrs j.
o. Brien, owner Of Stecls upright piano No
l55lS to Mr.. Louis Feist, owner Of Stein
way grand piano No. 1904: You are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
this comDany's claim upon the property
above described having expired, after notice
thereof had been given you, this company
viii cause said property. to wit, certain
pianos above named. stored by you rs-
spectiYely, in our warerooms, TO be sold at
Public Auction according TO the statute in
such case made and provided. at our ware
Borough Of Manhattan, New York city on
on each succeeding day, at the same place
and time, until sale is completed.
New York, October 7th. 1890
STE1NWAY &. SONS.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
, following described property held for tho
Petrograa Russia viii be sold at i'usuesr2 auotion
Nessy Street. Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York. the 80 day OF November
ls29 at 1880 O'clock. p m, by Adrian II.
Muller & Son. Auctioneers, 80 Die Heads
style "r" 1877 Set Of Chasers. small piece
and 425 Set Of Chasers. large piece.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
following described property held for the
ACCOUNT of A. l.. Sapelson. Moscow. Russia
VII % soid at auction at the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. IA G. / 6 Vesey Street Bor
ough OF Manhattan, City Of New York on
the 81 day OF November, 1920 at 12:3C
O'Clock p. m. by Adrian II. Muller & Son
Auctioneers--l4 Standard Ryerson Otto F'lue
Cleaning Machines. and Super Heater Ottc
Typo Cleaning Machines
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
following described property held for tht
account of Count 9. S StrongonoT Petro
grad, will be sold at auction at the Fx-
change Salesroon. Nos IA l6 vesey
street, Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York, on the Sd day OF November, 1920
Ter 6; Son Auctioneers-2 Woods Cnversa
roI1 n,,l l.rt,- -drr,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Investor Buys Montalvo
Court at 146th St. Corner
Whitlock Estate Disposes of
Apartment House at ST.
Nicholas Avenue

John R. and Oscar L. Foley sold for
the Central Union Trust Company, ex-
ecutor of the Whitlock estate, the
northwest corner of St. Nicholas Ave
nue. and 146th Street, six-story eleva-
tor apartment known as the Montalvo
Court, containing six apartments on a
floor, and occupying plot l00x75. The
buyer is an investor.
Samuel H. Martin sold the five-story
fiat AZ West End Avenue to c. Napoli-
tano FOR AuRusta ?. Fowler.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Other Sales at Auction
By Joseph p nav

t5y Joseph r. Day
wADSWORTH Av. $50, s. zoo a 1s7th
st 6oxl6o. 2-sty stable and vacant: CITY
Real Estate Co agt A n Calm eft al: due
s1.9Io.2l; taxes. etc. $275; to the plain
wADsWoRrH Av. asa. W s. l55 Sf;9OS ,s9tS
st. 26I150, vacant; Louis Haberatroh agt
y ID Calm; Action l; to the plaintiff
WAaDssWoRTH Av W s. $50 1s7th ST.
aaoAloo. vacant: same agt same. Action
due, s4,329.s9: taxes, etc. s1ll'e0.
VERM IL YEA AN. s., 1Oo Dyck1nan ST.
Iooxlo0 vacant; Empire Trust Co agt
Apthorp Co due. ssl,73sa4; taxes, etc,
sf,11i.2Oi to the plaintiff for $Sl 200
BY Henry Brady
SULLIVAN ST. 22s. w s. 116 80 st. o6x
leo. 6sty int and stores and D sty rear
tnt, Central Savings Bank agt Worcester
Realty Co ct al; due, S2l207.96 taxes
etc, $1.540; to the plaintiff for s22 600
SULLIVAN ST, 226 W S. 14l S Cd ST. 25x
100. 5-sty int and stores and b-sty rear
int, same agt samc, Action 2; due. s2l.
206.iS; taxes, etc, $3.50; TO the plainti1
sULLIvAN ST. 22s.' W 5 lis ga st. SSs SSx
100. 5-sty int and stores and 5-sty rear
int; same agt same; Action 2 due. s21
205.4 taxes, etc, s1,540; to the plain
Ill AOl --..-. -...-........S So, 600
BY James J. Donovan
GLEASON .Av. 1909. n s. rs Beach nv
25x1oo; John Welply agt Edw l. ROSS
ct al; due. s4,s35.ls: taxes etc, 5000
adjourned Oct
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
LAR( HMONT

IN LARCEMONT MANOR
A CHEEKY eight-room house, four MAG
ter bedrooms and bath. one maids room
with running water; three minutes to
school and stores, bathing prlvNegesi all
improvements; part OF coal supply in;
ARTHUR s. rAwLEY
40 Post Road. Larchtnont. Telephone 425.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Brooklyn

SIX-ROOM apartment; modsrns new
house; garage: rent sl1k S4& 6Tth 81
Bklyn- Inquire sf5 57th 81. 8 Rcthmsn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Another Plant for Queens

Roman-Calman Company sold for
Alexander Arnold and Frank Sorger
1900 square feet on the west side of
Academy Street, 100 feet south Of Web
ster Avenue, to Charles Moschella, who
will erect a two story manufacturing
buildnr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Marine House
Brings Seller
100000 Profit
DeInonico's Home, Bought
MC. p. Stewart Few Years
Ago, Now Owned by In
surance Co. of Nor. Amer.

The Merchant Marine House, in
Marine Square. formerly the down
..wn branch of Delmonico's, has been
hapeht by the Insurance Company Of
Nnrth America, Philadelphia concern
and one of the oldest insurance organ
,,stions in the country. The deal was
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
CHANGE OF NAME
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FAxTTst
TI.NANTs q LODGERs ITAi:.-E.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rsgs

sTILLINGs. nc, CARPETS. PrGs.
Offer 5000 yards Sioanea. Wilton. WhittAl.
Administer. Brussels. carpets ard rugs. MI
coiors. plain mixed. Oriental pattern 90
mestic. imported. slightly used. but recon
a:tioned Ike new, s.. s.. g. s.. yard rp
Royal French Wilton. arfioorns 1ernastic
plain, mixed designs sil shaass Guste.
and washed irna culetely clean for home
Up; Real Oriental Rug MAKlNt; OVER
CLEANING, LAYING. REpk RHO. DYE.
ING. REASON abb. R1I.l : sJ-l5 I5lAJ
eo2a.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
REAL EsTATE-sAIE OR RENT
Manhattan

story and basement, 10 rooms baths,
electricity. good order. between West End
Ave and Riverside Drive. near seth St
Price $4,000.
WOOD, DoLsoN co. Inc.
prbadWay. Corner SOt b Street
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
MAMARONECK

$500. balance on mortgage; SIX rooms
ance on mortgage, rooms, all improve
m ents. open fireplace. sleeptng porch: pio
5Ox200. NARlAN 4 STlLWElIs opp. depot
Mamaroneck. Tel 394
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

GOTTLIEB BUYS all Ailo meas = {, sis'A.s' .
prices Drop postal iss Ludlow 81
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOI1C ES
SUPREME COURT: NEW york COUNTY
Anton cihak. Pleinln. against Sophie
Cihak, Defendant Summons Action
for Absolute Divorce
To the Above Named Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint IN this action and to serve
copy of your answer on the Plaintiffs
Attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
day OF service; and ii case Of your failure
70 appear, or answer. Judgment by default
VIII be taken against you FOR the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated, August 10Th. 1920.
JULIUS kENDLDR &
MONROE NJ. (iOLDSTDiN,
Attorneys fer PlainuN.
Ot1ce 2. O. Address
No. asl Broadway.
New York City.
To Sophie Cinak, the Defendant Above Named
Ins foregoing summons is seryed upon
you by publication pursuant TO an order
or Hon John Ford. a Justice OF the Su-
prema Court Of the State OK New York,
dated the 7th day OF September, 1920, and
filed with the complaint in the sfnce OF
the Clarh OF the County CT New York. al
the County Court House. in the Borough
Of Manhattan. City. County and State OF
New York.
Dated. New York, septerpber i5tn 1s2o
Julius kENDLER 4
MONROE NJ. GOLDsTEtN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Once P o Address,
ssl Broadway
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
New Jersey

A REAL BARGAIN; win cut price, 20 %
TO sell within next weeks fine home
property, consistrg OF dainty Dutch Colo
NAL house OF rooms and tiled bath. every
Improvement, and Il acre plot, with tine
lawn nne old shade trees ana garden
SS,40o takes II, 6oqe Of which can remain
on list mortgages easy committing dis
tance, splendid train service, In Jersey &
prettiest. most picturesque country subur-
ban community. . minutes To r r. STA
ton; water rights on chain OF lakes; sen
feet elevation; Il littls cash down secures
tito ana occupancy; what you VIII wastc
the next three years paying rent VIII COM
plete the purchase price and you VIII own
ii free and clear. WORTHY. Postofhce
Box 1l07, City Han Station, New York CITY.
A REAL BARGAIN: will cut price 90 Q
to- sell within next weeks nne home
property. consisting Of dainty Dutch Colo
NAL house Of rooms and tiled bath. every
Improve and l3 acre plot, with fne
lawn, hne old shade trees and garden
$500 takes 1t, sos OF which can remain
on 1st mortgage; easy committing dis
tance, splendid train service in Jersey :
prettiest. most picturesq country subur-
ban munity: minutes to r. E. sta
ton: water rights on chain of lakes; soc
feet elevation; a little cash down secures
title and occupancy; what you Will waste
the next three years paying rent Will com
plefe the purchase price and you viii OWN
1t free and clear. WORTHY, Postof'c t
Box 1lo7, city Hall Station. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

S-story ard basement. 10 rooms 3 baths,
Electricity, newly decorated, near ssth St,
WOOD, DOLsbN CO. Inc.
SroadMaN. CORNER 8Oth Street
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Mems Clothing
CONE UPl

" nero FTlCes NC DOWff
Buy q stich suit Or gver1oAt clr-et
FROM the rnaHer and esvs r-,~-rrs p7ont-
Wonderful values. S1s so - st2s9. largs
asscr' uienf. Conservative srappy saodeis
6TICE 90. se1 Broadway. III seer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

A WHOLESALER gsssla'ing 5s.5i. s.; :;
high grade hand tailored ali wool Mems
Suits ana Overcoatst latest styies - te9.se
and ta250 formerly ststoJ. Showroom.
A Z Clothes snop g. west 1ad St.
opposite Hotel McAipir.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
w estchester

HOMES IN WESTCHESTEP
Il you are looking for Il horne In
Westchester will find you the home
YOU want at the price you Wish TO pay.
c. G. MARTENS.
l4l6 broadway.
New York City.
CHANGE or business connection compcls
me TO sell my beautiful homs IL best
residential section Of MI Klsco. N. I.
Corner lot. 11sy112; beautiful shade and
lawn; new Lear garage some fruit; 9
ROOM house with bath and modern con
veuiences. For quick sale viii give reInarll-
able bargain. $1,000; cash. $500, act
Quick. Phone MI. Kisco III n.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
-
PUBLIC NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
except those incurred personally by ME.
Albert Hlidebrandt, 255 West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
New York State

FOR SAI.E-Suburhan cottage on Wesi
Shore Railroad. 81 miles out, mar depot.
rooms bath, steain heat, open plumbing
electricity. hardwood floors price $500
". o. Polhemus 2ss Piermcnt ave
Nyack- N. Y. Phone ii.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

lo;85-Front Of 2o4 East Twenty
second St. automobile of
Young & Jaeger. ..-... Unknown
12:15-1oa East 1s5th st, The
Bronx, rubbish in lot. o.. .Trifine
A'S0-'fh sye. ana 24th St, taxi Of
s:8O-5th ave. and elst st. automo- '
bile Of Dr.. Blauer ....... Trif1ing
$500 Ridge st, A. Sonocora. -. Trihing
64V-c5 Greene St, Rappard & Lom-
s.4O-sl Avenue A, Boyer Manges ses'''NS
~ 20. ....-........ Trfing
':lo-254 Bleecker St. Dominic de
7:sQ--s2s East 17sth St, the Bronx. .''''iS
David Walzer ........... Triftng
sl0--C3 1920 ST; Mrs Nj Schwartz
oo- Trlflng
face car n Rys Co o...... .TriHing
s:eV--t reeman st subway station l
X ) Co... ......... TriNing
45-Canal and Mercer sts, surface
cars RVS sCo..........T TrlNing
O;2o--e53 sth ave Times Moving Pic
uTe House ......... ........ None
IL :o0,r7Bowery and Great Jones' auto
3, truck OF @ Kalasui ........ TriHiDg
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
YONKERS

hncpi splendid Opportunity 10 secure fine
$50 Us AZ fraction Of cost: modern jo-roon
oatos, extra lavatories; rine river view ,
SfHsIapsSvnsssnt, asking s22 900: don't lose this
SnunsTiAN Snun GAJI- Telephone s5is-W.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

IXROOM apartments; all modern i'm
itor service, ready % for 20 occupa.ion: rent sn
500 month; yearly lease. 55s Central av.,
Newark. y. J. Apply Janitor. Phous
WaVerIy 4075.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

4story bascme~t, - rooms, 3 baths
steam heat. electric light. lower sos on
Riversde Drive. This is :he cheapest
Private House on the Drive. Price 1000.
WOOD. DOLSON co, Inc.
Broadway, Corner 50lh Street
PRIVATE HOUSE; modernixsd 4 spars-
Inents, basement; parQust, electricity;
possession inm ediately. e5 West SD 81
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
MI. VERNOk

CHESTER H1EL.--Best location; 9 rooms.
hs. hot water heat; built years
ago; large porch. southerly exposure
si6, ooo; must be sold; possession May /,
1921. Cooley Realty Co, NJ. V. 34oo.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
HARRISON

ROOMS and bath; all imp~c venenss;
double floors, hot water heat, garage,
plot 5Oxi00; 2 Nlocks from school; 4 min
utea to station; 5000. s2.boo cash, Call
or write CHARLES j. LAW RENEE, Dom
ner Ave. -arrison. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Maryland

FIVE ACRE residence: Hne shede on tho
water: fishing. cunning; oysters crabs
etc; fine buildings Price 40o0a & L.
SELTZERv Marion Station. Md.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

OCEAN a e, corner residence; eight
rooms; two baths; butit-in shower:
double garage: lot J5x1I0 TT: beautiful
decorations. 1903 Ocean ave. Brooklyn
telephone Mansfield IT'S
S-STORY and basement house (Bedford
Section); good neig in perfect
condition; all improvements, $4,000
with or without furniture. Decatur 5S4O.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
TARRYTOwN

s-room Cottage. ) open nrepiaceA hot.
water neat gas, electricity; restrictsd
nefgh h borhood; fine shade trees; plot eQx1oo.
Immediate possession. c. Lob. Orchard
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Brooklyn
LEASE

THREE STORY and basement stone house
(Bedford Sectian); $3.50 month, fur
nished, to responsible Christian family :;
perfect condition.; nice reighborhood :
winter supply Of coal; highest references
Decatur b840.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

LINCOLN PARK, n. ].
New suburban home, 40 minutes out or
Lackawanna- rooms ana bath; lot e31
1850. good elevation. price $500: mort
gage $4,000. Cali write r. l3ogardus
Lincoln Park. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Long Island

DUPLEX HOUSE now nefng -e-nodeled
one side rented $50. Price, 50 900; easy
payments; 20 miles out on Long island.
Richard T. Childs, AZ West 24th St
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
BY James J. Donovan
GIEAGnN Av 1cno -r
Fire Record

A Rosen & Sons announced tho rt-e
at $40 ,. m, October H. reported In the
lire record as having occurred in their
premises was in reality In the engine
room Of the building and caused no dam
age 70 the Rosen plant
A. " 70ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-23
HAD TO FIGHT
FOR BREATH
Mrs. Cheever Gains Tween
ty-FiVe Pounds and Ends
Troubles by Taking Tan
lac.

Since taking Tan'ac 7 have gained
twenty-five pounds and feel better
than have in years" said Mrs. Merry
A Cheever. who lives at the corner
Of 55th Ave. and 102nd street. Port
land, Oregon. Continuing she said.
4 suffered twenty years with rheu-
matism and stomach trouble ard a
few months ago had to give up com
pletely ana take to my bed. had
cles would 1raw up so tight I could
hardly keep from screaming. At
times felt ike a thousand needles
were sticking in me and had a pain
over my kidneys nearly all the time.
Nearly everything I ate seemed to
turn to gas and caused my heart TO
palpitate so bad I feared / had heart
trouble, and I thought every breath
would be my last-H I was badly con-
stipated. too, and had simply terri
Tying headaches that would last
felt Ike crying out at the top Of ny
voice and ] lost so much weight I
only weighed seVenty-five pounds.
a friend advised me TO take Tan
lac and II was simply wonderful the
way I improved right from the start.
I have now taken four bottles and
my indigestion is entirely gone.
eat anything without the slightest
trouble, my rheumatism has just
about left me, / never have a head
ache and my nerves are steady as a
more and my general health is 20
good want to tell the whole world
about what wonderful medicine
Taulac is"
Taniac is sold in e Paso by Kelly
& Polard.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-23
Don't Continue to Suffer Because Of
Wrong Treatment.

At last science has determined the
real source OF all skin diseases. and
With this enlightenment comes the
reason why the prevailing treatment
heretofore used has proven such a
complete failure. It has been proven
that impurities in the blood cause mill
lions OF tiny disease germs TO set up
their attack on the surface OF the
skin. and IN the form OF pimples,
boils, sealy eruptions and itchy,
burning irritations. begin their dis
figuring and destructive work
Being in the blood. these disease
germs can be reached only through
the blood. and local applications have
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y gresham A. ]. Volstead, Repub-
lican, author Of the prohibition
enforcement act, was defeated for
denomination in Mondays primary
by Rev. o. ]. Kvale, Of Benson, Nom
Partisan league candidate, on viz
tually complete returns today
This congressional upset in the
Seventh district. the Only district in
which an incumbent seeking renomi-
nation was unsuccess almost over
Swallowed the unusually close race for
the Republican gubernatorial nominal
ton.
j. A. O. Preus, state auditor. still
had q lead Of 1900 votes in the gu