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The Washington times., 1920-06-18

evident that the defeated candidates
had received "a pretty raw deal
william v. Mshonsy. defested can
sidste. Who pressed the charges OF ir-
reGulsrities against the central COM
mitteemsn. WAS considerably ssltateo
over the situation To-Day. He declared
that published reports quoting him as
saying that he was going TO contest
ths seating OF Mr.. Colby and the other
delegates were 'unwsrranted" and en-
tireiy misreprssented his position.
He Old say. however, that the csss
10 In Whseisrs hands. and that he
himself wss net ssins 10 have any
thing more TO say for publication.
we are not worrying over the
threats OF . contest" John Il. Colpoys.
secretary OF the Democrstic- Central
Committee. declared. The election
sount was made by teliers from the
Bryan Democracy Club, as well as our
prganiIation.
DOVE OF PEACE MISSING.
Accordinsto all signs. the dove OF
peace 10 not going along with the
District delegation. whose members
are split on their "fAvorite sons" II
the Bryan Democracy Club decides to
contest the seating OF the delegates,
II will attract wide attention. in view
Of the fact that Secretary Colby
heads the regular" ticket.
Colpoys declares that the delega-
ten must vote according TO the unit
rule. under which method the chair
man must poll the delegation and
cast the Districts six votes for the
candidate receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes.
While the members OF the Bryan
Democracy Club are still on the point
Of indecision as to what course they
wiiT~ pursue. wheeler stated that he
believed the defeated candidates have
a styong enough case to present at
Frisco.
The Washington times., 1920-06-18
Children's Books that Sing

Bubble Books" of Children's Stories,
With Three Phonogrsph Records in Each.
The books are we'll printed and illus
trated Each contains three records with
songs about the stories:
lack and Jill-Little Bo-Peep-Simple
Simon-Little Jack Horner-The
Farmer in the Dell-Mary
and Her Little Lamb.
Children are very fond Of them. They
are priced, $l.35.
Balcony. First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-18
BRYAN CLUB MAY
MAKE COURT FIGHT
Wayne B. Wheeler Investigating
Alleged Primary Irregularities
With View TO Suit.

II Is by no means definitely deter
mised that the defeated candidates
of the Bryan Dsmoertcy Club Will
contest the seating OF Secretary OF
State BsinbridSe Colby, John y. Cos
tello and the other ten District dele
gates elected to the Democratic ma
tional convention in the recent city
wide primaries .....
Wayne b. wheeler. of the Anti-Ss-
loon League. has been retained as
counsel in the event II 10 determined
later TO prsss the charges OF irvssu-
larities in the election OF the wet"
ticket,
HAVE CHANCE TO WIN.
1t looks like we have q good case" !"
said Wheeler this morning. and if
we think we have q chance OF win
ming / am going ahead and contest
the seating OF thee regular ticket"
wheeler declared tAAt II was quite
The Washington times., 1920-06-18
SAY DIAMOND DYES"

: Don't streak or ruin your material I.
= pssr dye Issist on Diamond Dyss.-
Easy directions In every package.
The Washington times., 1920-06-18
Pearls for Gifts

Are YOU one of those people who
find it difficult to select gifts? If so,
here YOU will find it no task at all, for
when you see all the lovely necklaces
of pearls you won't be able to resist
them
Fine French Pearl Necklace
Made of French filled pearls, opera length,
in graduated sizes, with solid gold clasp.
Very stunning and a much appre- ca 0S
,iated gift ................... wow
French Flied Pearl Necklaces-
Either plain or graduated style, with
solid gold clasp. Smart and CO TX
attractlVe ''.''...'.'.'
Filled Pearl Necklaces-Extra fine
Iustre with solid gold clasp. lncomparable
for afternoon and evening wear. g TX
Adds distinction to any costume. ~H"'"
Jap Filled Neclklaces-in the extra
length. Suitable for fine. chains, c1 60
and very smart looking indeed. %A'OV
First Fioor-Lnnsburrh Brother.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

dlatego tez nalezy je odrozniaG
cd klubow atletycznych i tym po-
dobnych. z ktorymi ME maja mic
wsp6lnego. Wszystkie szczegoly
codziennego zycia, naiogi, szanse
/ odpowiedzialnosci rozwazne So
jake czynniki, ktore moga siuzyc
albo do polepszenia, lub tez do
podkopania zdrowia.
Klub Zdrowia rozwija sic W
ramach ugrupowan spo4ecznych.
LACEY on w sobie ludzi tego sa-
mego stanowiska spoiecznego,
ktorzy dzieki temu noga sic le-
piej rozumiec i wspo4pracowac.
Zdrowie, co .prawda, jest naczel-
pym celem Klubu, ale z tego mic
wynika, by eel ten byi jedynym
i wylacznym. Obejmuje on row.
niez cele .towarzyskie Rub inne.
Klub Zdrowia jest organizowany
ra zasadach acknowledgement.
Czionkowie opracowuja sami kon
stytucye, wybieraja swych .urze-
dnikow i ustanawiajs swoj VIA
shy program. Dlatego tez NIGGA
bye zwyczajne Kluby Zdrowia,
Kluby Zdrowia Msodych Meza--
tex, Kluby Zdrowia Mezczyzn,
Klpby Zdrowia Mtodziezy ftp.
TAX mp. matki NIGGA bye zain-
teresowane zorganizowaniem Klu
bu Zdrowia Matek ola nastepu--
.jacych dw6ch wzgledow: pierw-
sze, poniewaz bedac kierownicz--
kami domu, podobnie jak "a
rzadcy innych przedsiebiorstw,
pragna one skorzystac re sposob-
noSci, by wymienit swe poglady
odnosnie do prowadzenia intere-
sow domu wynikaJacych Z tegc
odpowiedzialnosci, pc drrgie, po-
niewaz odczuwaja one potrzebe
chotby chwilowej przerwy w ich
monotonnem zyciu, ma 10, ska
da sic ustawicznie jedna ! ia sa-
ma praca. Kluby Zdrowia Matek
daR sposobnoSc do chwilowego
wytchnienia duchowego, a oprocz
tego So zrodsem, z ktorego czion-
kinie czerpia wiadomoSci, potrze-
bne do zycia hygienicznego. Mo-
ina nawet powiedzieG. re take
Kluby So potrzebne najbardziej
przedewszystkiem dla matek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

licznc stacye do karmienia ME
mowlat. Amerykaiiski Czerwony
Krzyz pozakladai kofka do sly
cia, dostarczyl maszyn do szycia
i wprost GAIA ludnosc. postawii ma
nogach. Pozatem rozdai $4,000
sztuk odziezy pomiedzy gorskie
szczepy.
w Czarnogorze panowaly te
same warunki co i W Albanii, z
tym wyjatkiem, &c po~iozenie die
CT byio ~jes0cze gorszc. Samych
sierot jest tam 10000 i znajduja
sic one pod opieka r6znych orga-
nizacyi, ktorym potrzebnych "a
pasow dostarcza p~rzewaznie A
merykanski Czerwony krzyz.
Wielkie kuchnie zostaiy zorgani-
zowane W Podgorycy i W Getty
Mi, ktore wydaja 100000 obiadow
micsiecznie Ola najbiedniejszej
ludnoSci.
w Konstantynopolu i W okre-
gu tego miasta praca ratunkowa
obejmowaia zywienie, dostarcza-
RE odziezy i leczenie rosyjskich
i innych uchodzc6w, kt6rzy tysia-
cami przedostawali sic przez Bos
for ubieglej zimy, uchodzac re
wszystkich portow mad Morzem
Carmen. Amerykanski Czerwo--
ry Krzyz byi rowniez pomocnym
W przewiezieniu setek tych u
chodzcow do Konstantynopola,
Salonik i Serbii. ZasAuguje row
J riez ma wzmianke z~akozenie kolo-
nil u~chodzcow ma wyspic Proti,
gdzic 1917 osob otrzymywalo
pomoc.
" konstantynopolu znajdujq
SIC try skiady Amerykanskieso
Czerwonego Krzyza o pojemnoSci
$4,000 ton.
We wszystkich tych krajach A
merykanski Czerwony krzyz zor,
sanizowa} podstawy do Samopo-
mocy. Prowadzil eaten takze pra-
c. oSwiatowa w tym kierunku i
wszedzie wyszkolil potrzebna
lose odpowiednich micjscowych
pracownikow, by mogli dalej pro-
wadzic prace ratunkowa W tych
krajach. w kt6rych akcya Anne
rykanskiego Czerwonego krzyza
zostaIa zakonczona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
z POlskiego Biura Anne.
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
'llO7 Broadway, New York City.
Praca baJows AmerykahsHcEo
Czer~onego KrzyiA
u ZDROWIA.
llO7 Broadway, New York City.
KLUBY ZDROWIA.
Washington, D. {.

Washington, D. c.
Zwyhe isdzie, gdy So cdrowi,
rzadko kiedy zastanawiaja sic
mad TEN, jaka wartoSc Przedsta--
via ola mich zdrowie. Wowczas
dopiero zaczynajs to rozumiec,
gdy popadna W chorobs.
MIodoSc kocha rpch, zabawe.
MAodziez mp. organizuje sig W
Efuby i towarzystwa atletyczne,
co Przyczynia sic do zachowania
jej zdrowia- w pozniejszem jed
max zyciu niema juz tych natu-
ralnych ochron zdrowia, kt6re tez
szybho sic niszczy. Ludzie umie-
raja wczeSniej aniieli powinni.
Starsi rowniez tworzs rome Au-
by i towarzystwa Ola roznych &C.
low, jak spolecznych, reiiglJ-
nych, poIitycznych, umysfowych,
filantropijnych it'd. Organizowa-
ne So towarzystwa ola wszystkich
niemsl cel6w, ale ME ola zdrowia,
Ludzie zazwyczaj zbywaja te wa
INA sprawe w ten sposob: go "a
korzySe ola mnie z ewiczen zdro-
wotnych, kiedy jestem zdrow
gdy zachoruje, zawosm dokto-
ra."
Amerykahski Czerwony Krzyz
zaNadajac Stacye Zdrowia, wy
chodzi z tego zafozenia, re zdro-
vie Jest tax wazne ola zycia fly
cznego czNowie$s, jak dusza dla
lego zycia religijnego. Dlatego
tez popiera i organi1uje Kiuby
Zdruwia, majace ma celu pieiegno
wanie i zachowanie tego skarbu,
Krby Zdrowia sa srodkami dc
szerzenia wiedzy hygienicznej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

pozywienie, rozdanie artykus6w
zywnoSciowych 10000 osob j
rczdanie roznych artykuiow
5O0,0 os6b.
Praca w Polsce r~ozpoczeia sig
dnia 3go marca 1919 r. w cia-
gu roku, zakoiczonego z dniem
3Ogo czerwca 1920, Amerykah--
ski Czerwony krzyz prowadzil
iatensywna robote W poinocnych
dystryktach Polski i zaiozyl 25S
srptal6w, zaopatrzonych w 26,12S
lGzek. Udzielil pornocy 80 istnie-
jacym juz aptehom i dopomosi do
zafozenia 80 nowych. Dostarczyi
zapasow 80 szpitalnym pociagom.
Zaiozyi i utrzymywai try kursa
iekarskie, zaopatrzone w 1915 to-
EEK. Dopomagai POI sierocihcom,
W ktorych znalazso opieke / po--
moe 1910 sierot. Rozdal odziei
dla $1,000 dzieci, udzielil ogolnej
pomocy 2,316 miastom i miaste-
czkom z ludnoScia 10000. w
poludniowych okregach Polski
praca ograniczala sic przewaznic
Go szpitalow i dobroczynnych in
styNcyi. Instytucyi tych jest
przesz}o 1000 w roznych mia
stach i wsiach, a prawic kazda Z
Mich otrzymala pewna pomoc.
w Wiedniu Amerykahski Ger
wony Krzyz rozpoczal prace dnia
lgo stycznia 1920 roku i "a GAS
do 30go czerwca dopomogl 50
s~zpitalom, posiadajacym $4,000
l6zek, rordal 5000 artykuiow'
medycznych i odziezy, 5000 fun
tow nAeka. miesa i kakao i dopo-
magal do odzywienia 10000 die
CT. Ma Wegrzech praca kollcen--
trowala sic w Budapeszcic, a by
Ia rozpoczeta W miesiacu lutym
i og~raniczala sic przewaznic d.
akcyi W szpitalach i odzywlania
dzieci.
w Serbii Cd czarwca 1919 "a
DAME stosunkowo bylo Satwc
najwazniejsza praca byla i jest
akcva oSwiatowa w zakresie pielc
gnowania i ochrony zdrowia,
Wiele jednak potrzeba Jeszcze
wvsiik6w W tym kierunku, ably
zapewnic zdrowic caiemu naro--
dowi.
Do Albanii przybyli przedsta-
v'icieie Amcrykahskiega Czerwo-
nego Krzyza W miesiacu lutym
1919 i znalezli kraj ten be- szpi-
tal0w, sierocihc6w i wogolc in,
stytucyi ratunkowych. komisya
zabrasa sic natychmiast do zakla-
DANA tych instyt,cyi i obecnie So
juz szpitale W Scutari, Tirana
Elbasan ! Koritza, oprocz tego
aptek, 4 zak,ady dentystyczne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
A AME-
R~YKANSKIEGO CZERWO-
NEGO KRZYzA w EUROPE

Washington, D. C. -O piracy
/ wydatkach Amerykahskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza W Europe.
kt6re ogosem wynosily 81 milo
now dolar6w W ubiegiym roku
fiskalnym, znajdujemy nastepu-
lace dane w rocznyn raporcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

w miedzyczasie cd zawiesze7
MIA broni do I stycznia 1920 roku
nastapiia ogolna konsolidacya
poszczegolnych departementow
Czerwonego Krzyza. Dnia l sty-
cznia 1920 roku podporzadkowa-
no wszelkie prace pod jedno kie-
rownictwo Komisarza ma Gala
Europe. z dniem SO czerwca, Dr.,
.po zakonczeniu akcyi ratunko-
wei w innych kraiach. prace dali
sza ograniczono do Polski, Ser
BIZ. Czarnogory, Albanii, panstw
nadbaltyckich, Konstantynopola
i Poludniowej Rosy.
We Francyi i Belgii, gdzie
praca ratunkowa zostaia zakon-
czona, Amer ykanski Czerwony
Krzyz dostarczyl r6znego rodza-
ju zapas6w ola 1865 wsi i udzie-
lii pomocy bezpoSredniej 5000,
900 os6b - czy to droga bezpia-
tnego rozdawania zapasow, czy
tez droga sprzedazy pc znizonej
Genie. Setki kooperatywnych
sklepow, zasozonych W tych kra-
ZACH przez Amerykanski Ger
wony Krzyz, W dalszym ciagu
utrzymuja i prowadza ready
francuski i belgijski.
w pbieglym roku znikla ME
NAL zupeinie potrzeba bezposre-
dniej piracy ratunkowej we Wio-
szech. Praca zostala ograniczo-
ma do zadan takich jak udziela-
inie pomocy amerykahskim zoi-
| nierzom i ich rodzinom i zakla-
DAME dobroczynnych zaklad6w
ola dzieci.
Najwieksze zapotrzebowanie
w Grecyi byio pomiedzy bied-
nieiszemi klasami ! to prevail
uie ma ciepla odziei W ciagu ro-
ku rozdaf Amerykahski Czerwo-
ny Krzyz 10000 ubrah we VIA
Sciwej Grecyi, 10000 koldcr
10000 ubran W Tracy i Smyr,
ME i $1,000 ubran w greckich ko
loniach w Malej Azyi.
Rumunia jest jednym z pier,
wszych KRAKOW ba'kahskich, kto'
re p~owr6cily do -normalnych wa
runkow. w rezultacie czego pra'
ca ratunkowa AmerykahsEiego
Czerwonego Krzyza zakohczyia
sic tam z koncem maja l92O ro'
ku. Ma prace w tym kraju w u.
bieglym fiskalnym .roku. skiada'
Ify sic: prowadzenie 6 szpitalow'
zaopatrzonych w 14o lozek. do,
starczenie zapas6w ola 295 in,
nvch szpital6w, leczenie 5000
pacyentow W klinikach, dostar-
genie zapas6w ola Zig szkos
I232 sierocincow, ~utrzymywanie
prowadzenie 322 kuchni, w kto-
! rych 100000 ludzi o~trzymywaso
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22

Read The Classified ads.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22
VASHON HEIGHTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Niece and family
were visitors in the city on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Martin Anderson had the
misfortune to cut his hand quite
badly this week.
Mrs. Glenn Morgan was the
guest of Mrs. Clyde Dodds in Sc
attic during the week.
Miss Jessie Mustard intends to
build new home on her beach
property west of the dock.
The ferry was takon of the run
at the North End on Tuesday for
inspection and repairs.
Mr.. Christensen, captain of the
Virginia ", will deliver about 20
600 feet of lumber for the Malloy
home at Biloxi
Mr.. Vernon Ramsey will start at
once clearing his five-acre tract at
the Heights which he recently pur-
chased.
Mr.. Lindley and Jack Whittle
have been clearing the street at BIZ
loxi, and it VIII be a great I'M
provement when completed.
We understand that Mr.. A. D.
Cowan has disposed of his hotel in
Seattle and will devote his time TO
improving his property at the
North End.
We noticed on the ferry, Tues
day: Mrs. Leekley and daughter
Mary, Mrs. Clarence Bragg, Mrs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22
VashOn. haury Islands. The choicest
territory between Seattle and Tacoma.

Fine weather--and this is Janu-
airy.
Sign your name in the proper
space in the new registration
book.
Owing TO the demand for extra
copies Of the News-Record of last
week we are reprintiug the Dono-
hue road law in this issue.
No, we did not have the oppor-
tunity to grasp the hand of Gen
eral Pershing and bid him thrice
welcome to our city" But we Gov
eted the pleasure and the honor
General Pershing ranks high as an
officer and in the esteem of the
people of this nation. 1t can truly
he said, He Is an American.
The Bank of North Dakota, the
Non-pariisan League Bank, has
been in operation over six months
but. according to statement is.
sued 10y +. w. Cathro, director.
general of the bank, is having a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22

Constitution of tine United States
of America; 10 maintain law and
order; to foster and perpemate a
one hundred per cent American
ism to preserve the memories and
incidents of our association in the
Great War; TO inculcate SENSE OF
individual obligation TO the cont
munity state and nation; to com
bat the autocracy if both tlte
classes and the masses 10 make
right the master of might 10 pro.
mote peace and goodwill ON earth
to safeguard and transmit TO pos
terity the principles of justice,
freedom and democracy and 20
consecrate and sanctify our com
radeship byour devotion TO mutual
helpfulness. "
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22
SCHOOL NOTES
BURTON
Basket Ball

On last Friday night, Burton
High School came one step nearer
the county championship by win
ming both their games from Foster
The girls game was good. Burton
won lS-9. thru superior team
work and shooting. Ruth Tiosdal
was the star of the game. Fifteen
of Burton S points were credited
to her.
The boys game was far too one
sided to be interesting, Burton
won SIG. Geo. WYE playing
center for Burton was by far the
shining light. He made record
that will stand for sometime.
Shooting baskets from all angles
he Gagged the bali % times for a
total of 5s points.
The next game will be played
Feb. Both at Burton. This game
viii be one OF the best Of the seas
on Let's have a good turn out.
The teams need your support and
at the same time will appreciate it.
BY the way readers, whore will
be the best place to pnt the cup
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22

Cowan, Mrs. Coryeil, Mrs Snyder,
Mrs. Strong and her guest Miss
Adams Of Minneapolis, Mrs.
Niece. Alrs. Morgan and daughter
Margaret We wonder u the la
dies were going over TO see dcner-
al Pershmgi
We have Captain Good back on
the Virginia lie is one Of the
boys who has a pleasant smile and
whom an like
Mr.. Geo. Leekley has been alb
sent this week. He made a bust
mess trip to Oak Harbor, where he
has extensive logging interests.
Mr., Swanson will start clearing
the Stewart tract in a few days.
Mrs. Stewart viii build a ane, new
home on this tract as soon as the
work of clearing is completed.
We shall miss the ferry al the
North End, but know il win be
as spic!S and span as a new dollar
when again placed on this run
after being oyerhauled and in
spected,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22

Not only to our suits and overcoats but
to our Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery
Shoes and every article in the store.
The only way we can build our business
is to sell the kind of goods that will bring
the customer back for more like it
When in Tacoma come in and see us, it
is a handy place to leave your suit case
or package.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22

Kiddiesl Do you want to
catch a mouse? Here's a simple
diagram for q trap which gets EN-
every time. a cardboard box
round hat box preferred. A piece
of common wrapping paper for a
top-ties with string. Then cut
a square X--(No. % and hang a
piece of cheese or cake directly
over the center, A thin board or
strip runway for Mr. Mouse To get
up TO the top. He walks out TO get
his supper. the paper beads under
his weight and he slips Gown inlo
the boN-trapped.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22

difficult time to handle the farm
loan work, Mr.. Cathro S statement
reveals that only $l27,6l2 has been
loaned to the farmers in first real
estate mortgages during the six
months period, while there are on
file 1858 applications FIR loans,
the total asked by the farmers be-
ing Ss,07l, 991. Only 1.6 per cent
OF the loans applied for have been
made by the bank, according TO
Director Cathro' S own statement.
The fact that the state failed to
negotiate the sale + S3,000,00O of
its bonds when it dickered recent
~ with Chicago and New York
concerns IS accepted as the real
cause of the bank S failure to date
to clear amy part of the loans ask
ed.
One colony of bees consumes
from POO to GOO pounds of honey
"a year for its own use.
Hot lunches for school children,
make-over' schools Of millinery,
and IA statewide make-and-mend
your-own-clothing campaign cent
ering upon the use Of both home
made and commercial dress forms
are items in the general summary
of recent work done and projects
undertaken mWashington by Miss
Maud Wilson, state leader of home
demonstration agents, State Col
lege, Pullman.
According 10 announcement by
L. G.. Anderson. chairman of the
nationwide campaign of the Epis
copal church, the minimum wage
for clergy has been set at $3.50 per
month or $500 a year. This is a
needed reform. Preachers are in
this day and age entitled TO a liv-
ing wage.
Money in the bank is one safe
investment; green crops plowed
under is another.
! John A. Gellatly of Wenatchee
has decided to make the race for
governor. Also Senator George
Lamping and Senator E, 7. Conan
To Farmers;
Advertise.
Advertise consistently.
Advertise your products.
Advertise in your newspaper.
Advertise by your printed sta
tionery.
Advertise the quality of you
farm products.
Advertise the value of youl
farm products.
The American Legion of the
State of Washington is planning {
big membership drive for the frs
week in February. 1t is hoped tt
secure the membership of all re
turned service men who have mo-
yet joined the Legion. The objects
of the organization as set forth ii
its constitution, are:
"To uphold and defend thu
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-22
Men Who Know

look upon this store as a quality store
store where The Best Clothes are sold
and where the price they pay gets more
value than the same money would secure
elsewhere.
That's just the kind of store this is.
No clothes are TOO good for us--it's the
best or none here
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-07-08
HAPPY WOMEN /.
Plenty of Them in Sank Centre, and
Good Reason for it

Wouldn't any women be happy,
After years of back;.cha suffering.
Days of misery, nign If unres.. /,
The distress of urinar0 troubles,
When she finds free,;,m
Many readers will pt,f,t by TIE
following.
Mrs. G. H. Sohle, N. Main St,
Sank Centre, says: 81 can certainly
praise Doan's Pills, because l have
used them and they brought me fine
results When l had backache,
Dosn's cured me of it entirely in just
a few days. Before l used them, my
kidneys were acting iry-egularly, but
Doan's soon regulated them. l have
never had any of that trouble since. -
Price 60, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
! Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Sohle had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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John Kresback was a Sank Cen
ire caller We lncst:a:r.
Miss Veronica Speath visited with
Veronica Deters Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henre Detors were
Sunday visitors at Frank Esler's.
Mrs. Frank Rouslan.se and chiljren
srent one day las. week vltl, Mix
Ester.
Quite few around here took in
the Fourth Of July at Fairy Lake
Sunday.
VIM Rooney of St. Cloud is spend
ing few days visiting at Dennis
Egan's and family.
Bernie Ebens- .e;a,r is employed at
the George Hollers' home for a
ccvple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Speath and
children were Sunday visitors at
Charlie Speath's.
Adam Dearchild and family of
Mere Grove spent one day this week
at the Joe Esler home.
Miss Mary and Lena Servatius of
West Union is spending a week us
iting with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gangle of