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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
INFORMAL DANCE AT
MISS RANkIN'S HOME

An informal dance was held last
night at the home OF Miss Elizabeth
Rankin in High street in honor OF
Miss Florence Booth and Miss Mary
Fraser, who are home from school
for the Easter holidays. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening with
a supper served I'm the dining room
at IL o'clock.
Among those present were the
Misses Florence Booth, Mary Fraser,
Dorothy Clark. Gudren Eskesen and
Elizabeth Rankin. and Messrs. Rob-
ert Pyster. c. Douglas Fraser. Jr.,
Norman Olsen. A. Clayton Clark, Jr.,
Of this city, and Hosein Moshirian, OF
Persia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
M SALE FOR
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

The rummage sale Of tho Ladies'
Aid of the First Baptist church will
be held the last week in April. Mrs.
ii. p. Ward Is chairman assisted by
Mrs. Eugene Hope. Anyone having
articles which could possibly be used
for the sale are requested to notify
either Mrs. Ward or any member of
the society Immediately In order that
collections may be started shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
REPORT SOON IN
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The committees in charge of the
drive for membership in the United
Business Mems Association are ex-
pected to make a report OF their sue
cess to date by the end OF the week.
The secretary OF the association be-
lieves that the association will boast
of a large membership when all re-
ports are in. There are different
teams working to see who can secure
the most members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
South Amboy

Tho public schools have not
changed the time schedule. This is
owing TO the fact that this after
noon the schools will close for the
Easter vacation. There will be ArboT
Day exercises in all the schools.
Tonight Mr.. kissing will lecture
at the local Y. NJ. G. A. His subject
will be yard Operations"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
HEADS CHEMICAL co.
By Snacidl CORRESPONDENT.

By SnacfdI CorresDondenf.
SOUTH AMBOY, April Hon. II.
c. Chase of this city has been select
ed president of the Durable Economic
Plastic Product Company with plants
at Avenel. At the present time Mr..
Chase Is connected with the p. r.. r..
in an executive capacity and has in
formed the Board of Directors that
he cannot assume the duties until re-
lieved by the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Pos,none Yacht Uub Session

No meeting or cards will be held
tomorrow afternoon by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Raritan Yacht Club.
The business meeting which Is sched-
uled to be held tomorrow has been
postponed for n week. The o
committee for the month of April
has been appointed. The chairman
is Mrs. g. H.. Burlew assisted by Mrs.
Martin Newcomber, Mrs. John Ber-
ger and Mrs. Layton Aimes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Woodbridge

All persons desiring to unite witt
the Presbyterian church on Easter
Sunday, either by letter or profession
of faith, are asked to be present a.
the preparatory service tonight at s
(new time)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
COULD NOT STAND STRAIGHT

1t does not take long. when the kidneys
are out of order and not doing their work
properly. for poisonous acids TO accumulate
In tho system and cause aches and pains
d. c. Diamond, 2s65 w. 80 St. Cle1 Gland,
my kidneys. My back and sides were so
lams and sore / could not stand straight.
/ use Foley Kidney Pills with good results
and am glad to testify to their helping
power" Sold by Barnekov a Petz.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
tn Have BENEFIT Card Party

Next Tuesday the Home for the
Aged card party n dance Will be
held in the Elks. Many prizes will
be awarded and tickets are now on
sale. The entire proceeds OF the af-
lair will be devoted to the home.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17

buchanan for the weekend, lett toi
.,;sit To Governor Black and Mrs
Black in Barbourvllle.
Mrs. George I. SALISBURY, OF Grano
| Rapids, Mich; Mrs. Elizabeth NolanG
of Doyles4ille, and Miss Bailey OF OF
Harrodsburg, spent several days las,
week with Mrs. John holland on West
| Main street.
The Frankfort State Journal says;
~Mr. and Mrs. Stone Walker are are
! leaving for Louisville where they VIII
make their home. Mr.. Walker has
heen in the state banking department
four years. They will be at home IN
Crescent Court. :.
Mrs. A. B. Wagers has returned
tn Cincminnnati, having been called
here to the bedside of her son, hugh
Colyer Wagers, who submitted TO a
surgical operation at the Partle
Clay Infirmary.
Mrs. Harry Edwards was hostess
to a luncheon at the LaFayette
Hotel in Lexington Tuesday. Mrs.
Edwards spent last week with hef
sinister. Mrs. Harry Blanton who &C.
con1panied her home to re guest
at the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Goodloe, Miss
es Margaret and Sarah ChenaulI, MISS
Jane Goodloe, Miss Florence Lewis,
Miss Mary Emily Chenault ana
Master Joe Chenault. composed a
pleasant motor party to Lexington
to see "Clarence" Monday evening.
The Winchester Sun says: Mr,
and Mrs. Beverly R. Jouett, Judge
and Mrs. J.. M. Benton MI. ana
Flournoy Jouett, Miss Bessie Ben,
ION. Mr.. William Benton, Mr.: and
Mrs Willis Battaille and Miss Louise
Kholhass from this city will attend
the Jouett--Winn wedding IN LOUIS
vile Wednesday.
Mrs George w. Phelps entertain
ed at breakfast Friday morning, her
guests including Mrs. Andrew Scan
Ian and Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Kellogg.
The Estill Tribune says: MIR. and
Mrs. T. D. Perkins have returned
from their wedding trip and are re-
siding in Irvine Mrs. Perkins was
formerly Miss .Verla Wilson, OF
Richmond"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17

taken rooms with Mrs. D. H.
Myers on High street.
DR.. G. G. Perry and Mrs. Perry
were with friends in Stanford the
| latter part of the week.
Rev. J. A. McClintock and Mrs.
| McClintock have returned home from
a visit to relatives in Paris
L. B. Wiesenburgh, Jr., and sister,
Nellie are with relatives in Frank
fort during their mothers illness.
Miss Lucy Williams has accepted
a position as saleslady and book
keeper at Mr.. H. M. Whittington's
jewelry store.
Mrs. May Collins is expected home
the last of the week from an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Independ-
ence, Missouri.
| DR.. J. G. Carpenter, of Stanford,
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. Mrs. Homer w. Carpenter on
Mrs. Jeptha Haggard, of Paris,
was called to Richmond Wednesday
by the sudden death of her sister
Mrs. Charles E. Douglas
Miss Martha Allen, of Oklahoma,
City. who has been the guest of her
uncle, Allen Earring, left Saturday for
visit to relatives in Carlisle
Miss Virginia Crenshaw, of Yer
sailles, is tho guest of Mrs. r. C.
Stockton on Lancaster avenue.
Mr.. Edwin Turley, Ravenna
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
tG. B. Turley, Jr.. on Glyndon avenue
Mrs. Thomas Jackson Smith is III
at her home on Lancaster avenue, her
numerous friends will regret to hear.
Mrs. w. S. Million, of the Newly
section, who has been quite i'll, is
| improving, her many friends are glad
to know
Mr. Edwin Phelps was down from
Staub to spend the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Phelps
on South Collins street.
Mrs. A. T. Nunnelley, of Stanford
will arrive Thursday for visit to
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Miss Mollie
Fife on Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. w. r. ddRiell, of Kingston
spent last week with her son, Mr.. j
A. Riddell. and family on Woodland
avenue and Fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burnam left
Sunday for a few days stay in New
York City. They will attend the
Harvard Yale football game during
their absence.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tippett, Of
Oklahoma City, who have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Earring, left
Saturday for brief stay with rela-
tives at Ashland.
Mrs. William Cromwell, of Frank
fort, who has been with Mrs. Hattie
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Park Wagers
were in Lexington Monday
Miss Anime NJ. holland was with
relatives in Winchester for the week
end.
Mrs G. j. Ballard has returned to
Winchester after visit to Richmond
friends.
Mr. Harry M. Scrivner. of Win
chester was with relativesc here
Sunday.
Mr.. Bailey Peyton was the week
end guest of Mr.. Walker Taylor in
Danville
Mrs r. E. Million and family will
the winter.
Mrs. j. Miller Ward, of Paris was
in Richmond Saturday the guest of
Mrs. Overton Harder.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Order have
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Entertained at Dinner

Mrs I. j. Jones entertained at dim
ner at her thome in Burnamwood. A
most tempting and delicious menu was
served the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Rupard, of Clark
county, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Rift, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Price, Miss Margaret
Price and Miss Velma Burrus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17
Entertains Mission Circle.

Miss elizabeth Shearer delightfully."-
entertained the Young Ladies Mis-
sion Circle Monday afternoon. Miss
Nettie Kate Evans was leader of the
program. Topic for discussion was
Medical Missionaries. Selections were
READILY. Miss Evans and Mrs. James
Shearard. Roll call and minutes Of
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17

the previous meeting were read by
the program a delicious ice course
was served and a social hour yer!
much enjoyed in this hospitable home
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17
Dedicate GYmnasiI

Dedicate Gymnasium.
The new gymnasium building just
completed at Madison High school
will DE dedicated Friday evening.
Miss Lucille Dean of the English de
paltment. has arranged a splendid
literary program which will be given
together with some special music.
Patrons and friends of the school are
cordially invited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17

Captain j. f. Davis, of Knoxville,
was a visitor here Monday.
Mr.. jefferson Stone spent the
weekend in Nicholasvillc
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17
THURSDAY
DUSTIN
FARNUM
in Big Happiness ?

4 Big Star, A Big Laugh, A Big Surprise and
Big Happiness is in store for you if you hurry
10 see THIS BIG PICTURE
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-17

ANTONIO
MORENO IN
That Big
Thriller
"THE
YELLED
Adventure"
and a News
Weekly.
This is a Big
ShoW-Don't
Miss IL.
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With Snail Party He VIII
Fish for Three Weeks
iii FIoridn.

VS. y..s .p.s no
The world has gone crazy, but we
have the cons6 iation of knowing that
the united States Is not as crazy as
the rest Of It
That was the comment OF Col. Clar-
ence ". .ccn, of Fairmont, ut the
Willard today That was his answer,
to q request for his views on the eco
nomic and political affairs of the
~ an but OF toucl with the ooliu-
clans. he continued, and .conse-
Qocntiy con- know any politics. II
haze bceh W 10 my chm IN busienss
oaattHf1 for months. They have re-
CURED /. my tilnc and my utmost
efforts. 1 am taking my first vacation
since before tho war. and am leu, ing
10 q Day or two for three weeks fish
ing IN Florida need the :est and
feel that 4 am Tistitied T., 81. II VII
he 4 relief 10 toss .,.s... V with ~. ing
tac.zf> ttis co:..: ~ n.ierie !. here
FOR TIL ee = viii ,.is i sb;r TO
reta tbs headlines OF the lily u ws-
papers Or q world TIA. appears 10
have rome dom 1ctely Icon Good
bye aiil keep Your head e.lpl =
In the pa a. snail or, : Col.
Watson TO tisfl or Fioi'E II be
Maj Spftg$ p. Camden. fltAarly Of
I4tASKbuuKB.
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LEA n. Il
Ar gRU (. ss4GE
Money Back Willie You
Wait at Counter If Assir-
onal Doss Net RSIieye in
Two Minutes. Absolutely

ssyeg half an hour or more of head
ache pain by taking the now Aeplronel
Elixis instead OF the slo. acting tab
lets tbets i,c-p --.-,. ~ 49,, :, 4.
disested and absorbed. Aspiroual ac,,
nov :; f.-lt1 - sh:ast
Danger TO your heart or annoyance to
YOUR stomach.
four physician ron. 6mmends pspir-
onals because he knows 4 removes the
sssise OF bilious and sick headache by
gentiys acting on tho liver. correcting
1'l{urepsss crs rors.'-nt'e-, 49, NO.
renting the return Of your headache
The next time you have headache
50 70 your mai. Ut ar.,, $40 sand
The clerk . half dollar for a hottie of
Afpircnal and toll him 10 re-ve Won
ssoSsss ss's n a little water.
With jour watch in your han' con-.
to~ 'our
sassahtses Z you can't feel your he'd
I2a &c hyh ert drug
H'tt aIeii NJ Won 4
= 70 ~ coz h "a
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very much in my case. had not idea
one bottle would even effect mo.
sstraG.sc =. ;..AS S. :. .i..ei taA -.
the firss battle of Formula R-11 tic
swell!rg srd pains II my limbs have
antrely iott re. can now do my
work as n miHe- with ease. some
thing ! have rot been. cb!e to do for
oger tTfa wars AMI Syha : IS mo
csen - ho;ae az: -'or,, in Ii g9riFn
af:frwara Sleep b S!cep lie
4sE "a I el gig4t! Tie
e tt7or!a s 81 sgA sore tfan
y6g r., Ir Z ] 'sss purrh3 81
M ece ~ e ard 2 ITO a'%rr
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Isas he'd trp1i tasi sence 4 b e af
A ge coaeo 81
{: isfi,s ~ 4 rnsgf ltnfr met 10 4 4 <
Inst tribute 10 he dscag al ssrieads I'hs
y ies al ttans all stores ana Nh /
es tusirqss pl1ceg closed il,rins tbe
funeral torr. \ selected! choir frora
= efs5,tsars 81 tlIe siissrant church
cl.oirs rendered several selecticus; in
eys tx aFisei NJ God 70 Thea;
aTace to Face WITH Chris. Ny Savior
and "AhIfe With Ne" W. j. s Har
mer delivered the discourse. Tho FL.
- 49, hcarffc.s n srerial car at
1895 and wore. conya"ed To Jane Lew.
Lewis county. his former home, where
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a jos Fc[ eye,y Nan

IF there is asy nag wfiich gives one
-noro JOY taal 10 sassiss.s:. q iti.t.. tittsd
4. his -sdf' 81 sx s51ut LIZ @oiA in
n adspf niaaEes, Dent know what
I Is. IL there Is anything which a
.aore horrible tiSn watching Q man
attcmpt to accomplish an ead when
he has no genius asong the lhss OF
work he has selected. don't nnow
what that is ether. There's Jack for
eycry Jill. That's true. and shetcs
a job for eeyry man aud no job'4 The
same because no mans the same. II
the world could understand that now,
COW much harper II would be. /
think everyone loves 10 see man
n his proper niche. They love TO gee
him doing eom thing well became he
understands iust how to be master
of a Job and to do 1t as though one
wscc painting masterpiece, is genius
indeed.
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Yznr.s was ~. :, or No Il ia 81 1 q
Ing. Mr. Ball VII! be gseatly missed
ri ne sTitoie ! - mi. jeifc az
s.9fas ies.ns husband and
father aai a';er his Gays WORK was
icus:l t.tef r cod Always BE- found
a home VITA his far.iy. In coTyer-
satlon Two years aSS hs rsnarkai 10
the wsiter ;iat IL a resiSerce u
twslve ears gear the town he haG
only saen. a par. OF two evenings In
the town
Personals.
G. A. Frselsnil. OF Fairmont, was G
br5tners visiiof heie on Monday
Daniel Fioscrsy, Of Shinnsson. waa
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sep 1t in my house in tho fntafs
Ihousands OF people In Faifmon|
and surrounding cities have been givI
on relics the same 40 Mr.. Kent il
you suffer from your stomach, I.SeI
or Kidneys, there Is health ana iappl
ness awaiting you u you viii only a
to your drug LIST and get q bot Ne 81
Tho II escs Fasrlu,a R-11. y because
yca have trled Qlhsr remedies with
nut ,,cssss--;oe Mt m IN hythinf
= you '.Sant tgicd tho Reese strormu'
N KID or e sou had you wonidu'l
BE- sufferer fsari stomach, liver o.
,s.dreYa a
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WHEELING ING MINER Miners R RIEU lAATISA G0|E GIN NOl
WORK WITHOUT PAIN AND SLEEPS LIKE A LOG 81
ONE BOTTLE OF REESE FORMULA R-ll DIDIl
Ulysses Kent Route No. Box IA Whee,ng Grapocsll
Describes His Condition and the Results Obtained ISL
From Reese Formula Ri

II hrd rheumatism 60 bad and my
lff'ss were swollen so that l could
rot sep work was torture to me-
says Mr Fe-it In statement. 81 was
in his &C; Sll:on for a long time and
triea & nr.rIhar OF re;acaics without
II p >:hyet relief. The testimonial
a 3irFNE T. Blair in the Wheeling
paps !;opTessed M SC that deter
~ 90 ~ ~ beise Of Rose Form
p "a r..
10 Sia ~ @e>lf p $50 y5r'i-
SOL y N tysfaiie cos
Is as'13iJ o asccuPl'al,
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kiA tiAp Gses. M /. coward
shSses on Seitdays
81 aSe Y-s. !. y. * :sssisscsl. 6s isao.h5
sviEle. waT ytssiix ~, Ard Ms: 10
me q, Gorhtl on Slnsn
Mr. and u. s. William EvG q, 81 No.
NJ ss-h SIC calling on friSnd hurt
on Satr, aay.
n. j. II. ,SinehaIt, Of a7rat Il (, !, g|s3..s
U v!siioriir sNo tn. zig On oa ST.: 81
Anton tdkg OF Mohos, ssiis wal s:lil
Ing on friends here on Sunday after
no0n. gS
Az ard Mrs Gec-ge c. Tate, OF Har
.ar Hill. were visitors in town On
Monday,
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SUNDAY Service.

Rev. B. .. Fanas. Of Manriagsoa,
filled his pulpit here on Slrfay
preaching both morning and cveai J
Els morning ihame was THE Pc fect
VIII OF God" Rom. 1872. Tho evening
tonlc was Spiritual Blindness 2
Peter 80.
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s-vts- t..s:szl. ~
sals.:s,
Until Further Notice

10 prorc to y"n t'lat or state.
nens is true We mention here be.
DIV just faw liems pi2ke3 at Tin.
Iom thr2cshoE; :he store.
We .,ell wonen's percals lsuuga-
lev n IN sor.@ iastancs lower
aost today SIS per doz. We sell
Mems heavy blNe denim overalis
TO- $3.50 pair. wholesale cost today
ss1 to ssS a dozen. We sell genuine
stifel's blue ovesalls for 75c pair,
wholesale cost today $500 doz.
We sell Mems genuine aaloskeg
blue ohambsay OF defiance dark
niue che;iot work shirts for s1.25
wholesale cost today SIG to s1G.50
re- We sell Man's med rs Sh,rrs
or 1925 who'esale cost today $27
loz Te rel d ess ginahams for
'e,f I'D y, 70 ~ tlitiag flsn-
5ei or &C yatd. $hirh rcst waele-
Z itiSy " ~ We SOL hierch
''re "a. ID. s.h III rost,
+ 10 es]e n9s NC vi We cpn
~ ~ qsrifS 81 e.. Tho s;njs
wi.3 @s eel di,iiy n.
II Ditch - G'n ~ lvhoN.Sale
4esg 81 ansytse can not
Wednesday
~ sss slGt l;n q, hi.t ~
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Rcrtov!no to FaIrrne,lnt.

j. Ernie wood, who -ecantly pur.
chased prcaerty in Fairmont, is re.
moving to The same this week and his
brother, Artie T. Wood, is moving into
the house vacated b. him.
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SUNDAY, Vlsitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sw.siler and chill
dren AMI z. F D-1is OF Fal;mont, we.e
visiting Mr.. and Ms. A. j. Mcdaniel
on senday.
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l. y 3 IIs. aalfHI IN y A. ~
Comiaclce1lent e1ei cisss In the I'm
ion 6isttict will be hei(; next Ffiday
night, April 16, in tho Methodist
I'ro.es:ant church at Cclsax. An ef-
fort ia being made TO secare Or.
Broonificld to deliver am address ON
his trip to the orient. I /.
Diplomas will be preeented to the
graduates at the meeting. at which all
teachers in the district viii be present
to sign the certificates.
Following are the names of the
graduates:
Bert Brown, Hickman Rum. Elsie
Mae Crowser, Hammond; Al3ha A.
Curry, Goose. Creek, Gladys Curtis.
Hammond: Howard =. baugherty.
Hickman Run; Hazel Goodwin,
Powell; George E. Gwyn. Hickman
Run: Audra Beryl Hall, Springer;
Retta johnson. Benton Ferry: .orpha
Kirk, Qniet Dell; Naomi Kirk, onie;
Dali: Rosanna Mckinney, Gladly
Creek; M Car, Mcvicker, Pleasant
Valley: Martha Beulah Morris, H;cil-.
ran Run: Lawrence Lee Mpndell,
Hickman PIN: Lydia R,arch, Morris.
H,cl.'a.n Rim: James Police. Hick-
man Run: Jeanette Radcliffe, Miller
vile; WILTON p. Sanders Goose
Scar.',: .;;''n Savo1o-cla -',eigman
80 Chi = sbse, ,-ii-ssah:
4. S''5eSa EaNmo ,ia
S.seiai tfa.,4T.S; Ar,n IL n ~
Sins yfH-n ,eai .irr.. ~ q $50
:ita 81. tsi'cr f.,c-- = 80 . -
II :. eel' sfa w NJ,
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EVanaellat.- Services % s.,ooe,,

Tia esaa $elislic services which
were to hays begin Oh M9aday eyea-
ing haze been Eo:;-I oned ore Cay. Oh
account OF a funeral Rev. Pierce, the
evangelist, could not get here before
Tuesday evening.
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Fuporal Services.

rune-cls se~vices 70. the late Iamec
Rail tha Mo5oas!hela Valley Traction
comrany foreman. who was Killed on
Saturday Afternoon near Riyerdale.
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:ss q tii liet - & q ~ " "
tree: tlieiE seiyess dis<,ssa % t.ils
tn sght bs ng IN IL ~ Ssls. rS,,i
those baby buds ~ u ai,;e. y 3 I
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Tho Richt Job

I'll :
I watched some tinnerc at work
on house yesterday They replaced
.rain pipes every shore with sucn
sd9pt1ess that i. wa a pleasure to
watch Their. Tatchci workers wire
he saneShouse for sIeclr'c.ty. They
also worried llic:iy. steadily, know
ne exactly what To 10 1T every stage
Of tie game. For gaze 1t was to
those yes who .ndrstood their jobs.
I wac .. IN In = !, sce.e cf
~ t;@. 'abs
L eft' in' ~
e 80 I ne Il .s u ma
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-07
IT'S FOOLISH TO SUFFER
When So Many Hartford People Are
Pointing the Way Out

You may be brave enough to
stand backache or headache or dir
illness. But, If, in addition urina-
ton is disordered, look, out! II
you don't try to fix your sick kid
neys, you may fall into the clutches
of dangerous disease before you
know it, But, il you live more
carefully and help your kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills, you can stop
the pains you have and avoid flu
ture danger as well. Don't experi-
ment--use the remedy Hartford
people are publicly endorsing. Read
this case:
John T. King. carpenter, Washing
ton St., Hartford, says: Some
time ago suffered from backache
and trouble with my kidneys. l
found that Doan's Kidney Pills re-
lieved me and can recommend
them as a good reliable medicine.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. King had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y. Adv.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-07
OVERALL FACTORY BURNS

New Orleans, June 1s.-The Sweet
Orr overall factory here was totally
destroyed by fire last Thursday, en-
failing loss estimated at $4,000.
The cause Of the fire has not been
determined. although belief VISA ex-
pressed by fire department officials
that 1t was due to defective electric
wiring. New machinery had been
installed but few weeks ago and
the plant was being operated at
capacity. No oyeralls have been
made here for some time, that part
OF the operations being turned over
to the Joliet. Ill. factory.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-07
To Stop Coughing, Sneezing, Wheel

To Stop Coughing, Sneezing, Wheel
ing
Unreasonable spring weather left
a number of coughs and colds. Now
comes the time of hay fever and
asthma and more persons than ev-
err will be coughing, sneezing and
wheeling. No. wonder there is a
tremdous demand for Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar, that old reliable family
remedy for coughs, colds, hay few
err, asthma and Group. 1t heals
and soothes that raw, rasping feel
ing in the throat, clears the pass
ages and makes breathing easier.
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