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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26

"A county agent is farmer train
ed to serve his rural people as an
apostle Of the high ideals of living,
the industry and the profession of
farming, and as promoter of what
ever will make for the welfare of
the individuals, communities and
states This definition won prize
IN North Carolina.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26
NEW SUBSCRIBERS

The Democrats list Of subscribers
continues to grow as is shown by the
list of new subscribers appearing below
All of thesenames have been added
since January LIST, and are in addition
to the many renewals received since
that date.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26
This variety cannot be ....T,. a...ls-
factorily ip those sections where the
wilt is bad.
Crown Jewels wen GUARDED.

London. Never have the British
crown jewels been more heavil!
guarded than now. In consequence
they are to be seen at the Tower OF
London only through windows in q
thick, hexagonal steel barrier erect
ed around the showcase in which the,
have been en- view for years in this
historic place.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26
BasebalI's Beuinninu,

Abner Doubleday Of Cooperstown,
N. Y, in 1889, was the first to pre-,
pare a diagram Of the baseball dia.
mond. The Knickerbocker club, found.
ed in New York city in 1885, is said
to have been the first baseball or.
ganization.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26
Won't Give un EX.kaiser.

Buenos Aires.-J. Stomp Won
stryen, high councillor to the Meth
erlands Ministry of the Interior, who
arrived aboard the Dutch steamer
HollanGia on recreation trip, declar
ed thal his government would never
deliver the former German emperor
10 the allies.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone Insteadl

Take spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or constipated
bowels. 1t doesn't grippe or cause in
convenience all the next day like VIC.
lent calomel. Take dose Of calomel
today and tomorrow you will feel
weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose
days work! Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine, full Of
vigor and ambition.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26

Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. A large bottle costs but a
few cents, and if it fails to give easy
relief in every case Of liver sluggish.
ness and constipation, you have only
to askafor your money back.
Dodsons Liver Tone is pleasant.
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26
More Coal for France.

Paris.-As a result of conferences
here with Louis Loucheur, minister Of
reconstruction, it is understood that
M. Jaspar, Belgian minister of eco
monte affairs, will urge the Belgian
miners to work nine hours daily in.
stead of eight, so the surplus prOduc
ton may be shipped to France.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26

Every druggist in townyour druggist and evebodys drug
gst has noticed great falling off in the sale Of caome They
all give the same reason Dodons Liver Tone is taking its
place.
"Caome is dangerous and people know il, while Dodson's
Liver Tone perfectly safe and gives better results said
prominent local druggist
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
vsvS VI " v.
Z : I = = 4 :.
81 %SAA ~
AS.S,sIsyAS,,ss "a

gle crochet stitches. Double crochet
= stitches. chain 6 and turn and catch
into The Bird single crochet OF the
loop. chain and catch 10 into the Bird
from The last stitch on the other side
of the loop. Chain and catch IL into
The an double crochet stitch. Turn
and illl each loop with single crochet
Double crochet more stitches. chain
3 and double crochet into stitches 3
and Z OF The nrst loop. chain 3 and
double crochet twice into The stitch
which finished the first loop. Chain
3 and double crochet twice into the
very center stitch OF The middle loop.
Chain 3 again and double crochet
twice into the stitch which finished
the middle loop. chain 3 and double
crochet twice into the middle OF the
last loop. Chain and catch with a
Stitch % top OF ist double crochet
stitch. Turn and nm each space with
single crochet stitches. 20 that same
lies even. chain and begin over.
Before turning 10 ON the last row
with single crochet stitches on all but
the FIRST figure. catch the loops TO-
sclhcr with a slip stitch.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
FIRST AID AND HOME REMEDIES

In giving the following list OF home
remdies and first aid treatments 10
must be distinctly understood that
the measures are 10 d. undertaken
only in an emergency pending the ar
rival OF the doctor.
Whenever baby Is 800. be sure 90
call promptly on the doctor FOR adj
vice. Neglect OF proper medical care
is dangerous and Is responsible for
the death OF many babies
COlds-kest In bed so long as there
Is fever. Give less food and more
water. open The bowels freely with
oil laxative Apply few drops NaselInc
TO nose every few hours For older
children, spray nose and throat free
ly with % spray or 0nf-iOurih tea
spoonful each baking soda and COM
mon salt In one cup OF warm water.
For complicated. persistent or repeat
ed colds improve hygiene 90 build up
the child's resistance. and apply 20
physician for treatment Consult a
surgeon for adenoids and diseased
tonsils.
Consiipaiion-The diet or habits are
at fault. There may be "a deficiency
in The amount of fai in the diet TOO
much or too little sugar. or not
enough fruit and green vegetables. A
deficiency In the amount of water
gives - sometimes responsible. DO
not give laXaiiVes hahiiually. they
make constipation worse. send the
child 90 stool ai a regular time each
morning Use enema of One-half iO
one ounce olive OH. MIR of magnesla
or cascara sagrada may bc used in
emergency.
COnNulsiOns-W without stopping lo
undress. place child loo a tub bath
temperature 'gs degrees T. blood
heat for ten minutes. Always test
wafer with your own bare elbow
Keep cold cloth around mead and neck
m commissions are caused by ea.ina
| Improper food give prompt enema anl
/ laxative and warm wafer cmolic ke0l
/ ihe child 10 bed until he recover,
| from shock. Consult a physician.
| COugh-ANOid cough syrups. which
are dangeruOs for children plaii
| honey or siewed ig juice Is soothing
! Apply vaseline In the nose al nigh
and cold press or mild mustard q
/ throat and chest Ask The doctor Z,
/ find The cause and follow his direc
! tiOns
Croup-A child subject TO repeate,
| attacks OF Group should Doe examinct
| by a nose and throat specialist on,
any treatment necessary 90 improve
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
ASK $1,000 HERE
FOR WILSON COLLEGE

Delaware alumnae members OF vii
son College are deeply Interested in
ihe S5OOOoO endowment fund which
The college Is raising Delawars's
quota OF this amount Is 5000 and AN
he Wilson college graduates IN .h S
state and those graduates who live
ON the Eastern shore of Maryland
Will put forth every efOri possible
to see that this sum Is raised during
The coming year Thus far ~ 600 of
tne 5000 has been raised. AZ tea
held last Monday afternoon 40 the
home OF Mrs j. b. Van Lear. plans
were discussed n regard 20 ihe cam
pagn. Mrs. ethel Ban Slanfr was
elected chairman OF the local alumnae
members. and Mrs. Van Lear. vice
chairman Other members OF the
Wilmington committee are Mrs Hugo
Schlaiier. Mrs Bra.nard Ferris aud
Mrs II Bauman.
Wilson College which is locahd at
Chamherburg. pa. Will celebrate tts
golden anniversary from October n
io i6 Many Delaware graduates Will
attend these scml-ctntennlll exercises
leaving his city next Tuesday of
Wednesday. II is interesting 90 know
| That Wilson Is the third oldest wo-
mems college in America.
The alumnae members OF Wilson
| Colhge wlo reside in This State and
on the Eastern shore OF Maryland are
MimingiOn-Mrs phNin Burnet
| Mss Grace Baird. Miss Nora Brendle
Mrs Hamilton Bradshaw. Mrs FREQ
| Evans Miss Nellie Logan. Mrs Char
lrs n. Nedmile. Miss Madeline r May
| Mrs. Hugo schlaiier, Mrs. Ethel Ball
] Sllnlar. Mes isabel TuchlOn. Mrs
j. +. Van Lear Mrs Heel Holllngs-
/ worth. Mrs Margaret A. Holt Mrs
/ Edith NJ WOOdawrd
Dover Mrs. James m Hughes. Mrs
/ W. W. Richardson. Miss LYDIA Wa
son. Miss Helen Hughes, Mss Eliza
balh Jones
GaorgeioWn-Mrs Joseph l.. Cahall
| Miss Elva Warrington. Miss Eihe
Warrington
Harringl lon-Miss Amanda shaw.
Mli0n-Mss s. Ponder.
Smyrnl-Mrs g. LELAND Harmon
son, Mrs j Newell Lloyd
MilfOrd-Nlss Anna krlnlick
Br dgayillr- Miss Florence Niyer.
! Clmdan-Nlrs Frank % TAYLOR.
FELTON, Miss Martha Burniie
New Caslle-Mss sara Mendenhlll
Nfwark-Nlrs J.. A. Cooch
Claymoni Mrs Harold sheppard
Edge Moor-Miss Vera pnrce
Elkion. Nd Miss Mary lamar. Mis-
! Caroline James. Miss CorrIne lamar
Miss Isabel lamar Miss Victoria ia
mar. Mrs Henry Young
| Denton. Md.-Miss Lucy Gary. Mis-
Blanch Hobbs. Miss Edna Hobbs, Mi
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
D. OF Y. WORK NOW
FOR NEW HOME

Al a meeting of a joint committee
representing Caroline Gibbons Tat
nail Tent no. 1. uaughlcrs of Vet
Grams. Sons OF Veterans Apxiliary.
No 2 and App0maii0X Camp, No 2.
Sons of Veterans, ON Tuesday evening
40 lhc home of Mrs Wilmer G.. High
neId. plans were discussed looking
toward the requirement of a suitable
meeting place FOR the different posts
OF the q. A r. OF lhis city An or
eanizaii0n was effected with Mrs. A.
q. Clayton. chairman. Mrs. w X.
Hahn. treasurer. and Frank y. Cen
lieu. secretary.
An Advisory Council from the O.. A.
r. was elected as follows
j. S Liizcnberg president; = a.
b Frismuih. Jesse Il. Bayhs vii
liam g.. Baugh. Sr.. James r. AleXan-
der John Bullock William Mcndin-
han William A. Reilly and John r.
Riley.
a committee consisting of George
nuny. Mrs Walter plish and Miss
Celeste Geniicu was appointed 90 lOOk
mp suitable buildings or sites and re-
port 60 a meeting 90 be held on Octo-
hor ~
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
Charlottesville Man Wants
Some Of SpringerS S Estate

Boy. page the ghost OF Mr. Charlie,
Christopher Springer"
Once more the widely known Char
les Christopher has come 10 the front
as a result of the long time claims
put forth by various and sundry heirs
or the Springer estate which sup
nOspdiy takes loo about all there Is 10
the land occupied by the city OF VII
mingiOn. This time the Springer
claim has hobbed up from Caruihers-
Vile. Mo. 10 arrived in iOdays mail.
address merely: Bureau of lnfOrma-
tiOn. Wilmington. Del" and was de-
liVered today t0 the Chamber of Com
mcrce by one OF Uncle SANS mer-
cuhios The episilc reads.
"Can You give me any Information
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

regarding the Springer estate some
where In the State of Delaware or
the Springer heirs?"
The letter was signed "respl youns.
Claude Denham. i02 East seventh
street. Caruihersville. Mo" self adj
dressed envelope was enclosed for
reply.
Charles Christopher Springer is sup
posed 90 have come from England 10
ihe old Nireinia colony under an in
donture which forced him 10 work
out his passage on "a plantation After
obtaining his freedom. DE came 20
Wilmington and settled. Lands he is
supposed 90 have acquired here form
the basis for ihe so-called Springer
claims"
But they can't be found.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

The health undertaken n breathing
Is uiilcult, give warm salt or soda
water emetic Co induce Vomiting. An
ply heat 90 the chest for ten minutes
followed by cold compress. n severe.
hruW light blanket over child's neao
and spout OF kettle of boiling water.
allowing child i0 .nhllr steam Add
10 the boiling water two tablespoons
iuls OF compound tInclure of benzoin
or a teaspOOnful of vinegar
Group which develops suddenly in
a child previously well is not likely
90 be a serious matter. ON the other
hand. Group which develops slowly in
a child previously ailing. may be due
20 The formation of "a diph.herftic
mcbrane IN the wlnd-p.pa No time
should De lost In calling a doctor.
Crylng-A very sick child does
not cry hard. There Is lOW-mOanng
or wall with sometimes turning me
head from s'da lO side A Nh inner
ing crying baby Is hungry. or may bo
suffering from Indigestion a frelful
crying baby Is sleepy or uncOmf0ri-
able. lusiy crying may b. .ompcr
Crying with tears ln the ewes and
clenchIng OF fists, indicates pain. d.
riiabllity and lustful crying at nighl
may be a symptom OF scurvy. When
that condition is present handling is
usually painful 90 ihe child. A AmOihai
should learn 20 recognize The nature
of baby's cry
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
LACE PATTERNS
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
THE CRESCENT.

Chain 6. single crochet into nrst
stich, making a circle. Chain 3 and
double crochet times into the circle.
Chain 3 and double crochet 3 times
aeain into same circle; chain . and
turn
2nd row-D0uble crochet times,
3 chain stitches and more double
crochet stitches into the space left by
the 3 chain stitches OF previous row.
Chain and turn.
3rd r0W-COnlnue same AS above
until you have finished the 9TH row.
Then, Instead OF chalning and turn,
chain 3 and ON the two loops OF ,
chain stitches left In turning the Sec
nd and fourth rows with double crO-
chct stitches each, making no space
between. Chain 3 and double crochet
into the nrst n stitches OF The pre-
vious row. Chain 6. turn and catch
the last stitch into the 1th stitch. Turn
and nll ihe loop thus made with sim
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
PASTOR FOR POLISH
BAPTIST MISSION

Announcement has been made by
the Wilmington Baptist City Mission
Society in the Y. NJ. C. A. that the
Rev. John Adamsczyk, OF Brooklyn,
Will take charge OF the Polish Baptist
Mission at Elm and Franklin streets
on November 10.
The Polish mission is under the
direct supervision Of the mission
society.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
"CORNFRFD"

one Of the happest events 0f the
theatrical season Is the return 90 the
Stage NJ Nladge Kennedy the lovely
young star who after three years in
motion pictures Will appear person
ally at The Playhouse the first three
days beginning Monday. October rs,
I'm the new play "COrnerod"
Miss Kennedy left thc stage at The
height OF her success In "Fair and
Warmer" SHE made a Broadway
success overnight in her first play
Little Miss Brown as am ingenue-
comcdionne of a type she herself
created. and later developed with
great popularity In Twin Beds.
ON The screen Miss kennedy's pic
lures have drawn a public second
uly iO Mary plckfOrds I'm size and
devotion: and her return 90 The speak
ing stage. has been a shock lO motion
picture fans. who delighted in Tive
natural beauty. delicacy and sparkle
Of This young California cOmedienne.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
PARTISAN SHOT BY
HIS HUNTING DOG.

PARlS-M Louis Agasse. li7. was
shot and killed boy his hunting DOG
here recently. Agasse. with a hunt
ing party. stopped for lunch leaning
his loaded gun against a tree. The
dog leaped against the gun. disturb
ing the trigger and q schargn ng The
load through his masters heart.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
JACKPlCKFORD& D&a7~ManWhoHadE Eveythino'
COLDWYN " .
COLDWYN.
Al the Majestic Beginning Today.

rord's comedy "The Man Who Had
Everything and next week he Will
be on exhibition at the Majestic The
atre.
The man who bad everything in
This particular case was Harry Bull
way, son OF muliimillionaire and
very adept spender OF als fathers
fortune lie wIned and dincd; Doe
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
EAsTERN STAR CAM PARTY.

N0mh0Ts 0f Ilo jul Vt -I0rY
star. will hold a card party In the
duBarry room OF ihe Hotel dupont.
on Thursday. October ii 4 number
Of handsome prizes viii Doe awarded
in the card games
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

loved and laughed and he did every
ting Tint came into his head TO do
and veryihing that he least desired,
he possessed.
Tina is. AN but the love Of a
very simple. unaffected young wo-
man and the an-whO-had-eVery thing
f0ind That Dee bad nothing and he
wanted nothing but The girl he
loved
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
BRlNDYWINE RIiuuACr sAIT

Ile LldIls' AId SOclOIv NJ Dfandv-
wine NJ p. Church Will hold a rum
mage sale on next "Wednesday and
Thursday at IA Talnall street. ANY
one having articles Tor lhe salc IS
asked 10 notify Mrs. j. W Hopkins.
Mrs Rucl $. LoomIs and Mrs james
Hayes
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
MERCHANTS HAVE
LIL- -I-I-.--l-I-u-- IL 4 a-L..-

LONDON - Provision merchants
here are mounting large egg tclscrs
100 front OF their stalls sO that GUS
toners may see for themselves that
the eggs they buy are fresh
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
POUND PARTY FOR
W. H. CENTURY CLUB

The hospitality committee OF The
Washington Heights Century Club Will
hold a pound party on Thursday az
ternOon. October li. at the clubhouse,
1900 Boulevard Every member Is
asked 90 Doe present as a guest Of The
committee Each is asked 90 brlng a
package of anyihlng which can be
used 90 siock the pantry Of the club
for future entertainment. There Will
ba no stated program at This party
and the guests may bring their sew
inE or cards and join The hostess IN
a coup Of tea.
Mrs Frank NJ llanaway, chairman
OF lhc hospitality committee. Will be
assisted by the president of the club.
Mrs Frank Ford Palmer and The fol-
lowing committee, Mrs. Harry b..
Layton. Mrs. WILLIAM NJ shaw, Mrs.
Frank Howard. Mrs. Harvey p Book
er. Mrs. r. Ashenbach, Mrs. Mabel l..
Jcneris
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
EIn1 NTclOIs-

Elma Nichols.
G-urga town. Md.-Miss Marion
WOOdWll
Rising sun. Md Brinlon Mich
OILS.
rutherford
Liberty Grove, Md-Mlss Rosemond
Caldwell
Chesapeake City. Md Mrs Frank
Howard
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

JIMMIE"
Frances White and her company OF
players in Arthur Hammerstein's mu-
sical comedy Jimmie" have taken
Wilmington by storm with a sweep
Eng effect that fills the Playhouse for
every performance OF the attraction.
Tonight the too-shorl engagement
VIII De- concluded Ben Welch assists
Miss White.
"THE RETURN OF PETER GRIMM"
Monday evening, at the Playhouse.
David Wariield and his supporting
cOmpany. under the direction of
David Belasco. viii begin an engaee-
ment of three days boo the most i'm
'poriant of uls artistic achievements
"Ihe Return OF Peter Grimm The
play, which is from the pen of Mr.
Belasc0 himself. is brought forward
again this season after du absence
from The stage OF several years 600
response lO many requests and be
cause OF the fact that its theme is
one that engages the widest and deep
est interest of the public at the pres
ent time. Never before has there been
50 much conjecture upon and discus
sion Of tle possibility Of cOmmunIca-
between the spiritual and the material
worlds as there is nOW-3nd never
, has the subject been more beautifully
treated than by the two masNr-crafts-
man Of the theatre. Mr. BelascO and
Mr. Warfeld.
As Peter Grimm, the gentle old
Dutch-American forest who returns
from the spirit world 90 aid toward
happiness those be loved on earth.
Mr. Warileld presents a characterize
ton OF the utmost sincerity. re-
IS no rule that makes greater demands
upon IFS interprcter-sp spiritually and
mentally as We'll as technically than
this role Of Peter Grimm and IN ils
portrayal Mr.. Warfiold rises 10. ihe
full stature OF his genius
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
EAST EIGHTH STREET

A. Beckey retired railroad engineer. i0d East Eighth
street. says: Continual jarrng and jotng OF the en-
gne what affected my kidneys and caused lame back
and weak Kidneys. / troubled with awful pain
right across my kidneys and could hardly get up when
] was down. couldn't turn In bed. / had TO
get up during the night, my kidneys acted so often
and lost much sleep on this account Hearing of Doans
Kidney pills began taking them and four boxes, which
got ai Mer's Drug store gave excellent benefit My
back felt sound dollar and my kidneys were in
runI condition
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
At THE GARRICK.

Tho p0Illrd MusIc1l LOmodY %.
Will present Married by Wireless" ."
as feature Of the bin at the Gar
rick Theatre next week. Then there
IS WiIfred Clarke. who Will appear
under The direction OF Joseph Hart
IN "SiCu Something The bin also
includes Olive BrIscOe and Al Bauh
in songs and pattor Joe Daniels.
mon0lOguist and impersonat0r. the
Clifford Waybe Trio with the Indian
child artist Master karm: W. d. Pol
lard and his comedy and a musical
comedy surprise
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
HEALTH EDITOR.
u. S. Health Service,

BE sure 10 give your fun name and
address, and please mention the name
or this newspaper
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
0111he
.I(rINpGI1g
LOVE MlDNESS .


To-Day Louise Glaum Is finishing
lcr engagement in Love Madness"
il lhe Queen Theatre.
For the bin of next week. the
phOioplay feature Is 90 be- Clara Kim
ball Noung's third and newest indie
pendent production, called "FOr the
Soul or Rafael" 10 is story Of
lempcramental Spanish love SCI in
.he environment OF old California
= when the Spanish and the Mexican
va, the truly Californian.
Mack Sennelt's comedy Great Scott "
Is lle comedy Offering
q
sTIIE MAN WHO HAD ENERNTHINC''
ln lle category of human lip. the
mOsl a9li'sely populated clatsilica-
lion Is ihal Onf reserved for the mon
NhO have everything Such man
las been put on review IN Jack Plcs-
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
WALTER HlMPDEN
IN SHAKESPEARE


Few individual achievements in ihe
theatrical world during the past de-
cade have equalled that of Walter
Hampden. Shapespcarean actor. WlO
comes Go the Playhouse. October a.
From a leading man in BE Calm Ca-
milla." ho overnight became known as
"the greatest living Hamlet as one
critic termed him, with ihe assent of
tn Others
So sensational was his achievement
that he was even able io pack the
Plymouth Theatre. New York. ai spa-
cial matnces beglnning at half past
ten in the morning. and Doe broke all
records along Broadway for "Ham-
let by playing 10 for 6S perform
ancos Since then his repertoire has
been added TO- and in addition 20
Hamlet Ne will Boz seen here in
''Thc Merchant of Venice and "The
Tanning OF the ShrcW.
Seats for the engagement will go
ON sale Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
CLAYMONT STREET

Mrs. Sophia McBlan. 1913 Casmont St.. says: 81 suf-
fered from rheumatic pains IN my back year ago.
could hardly get about and was pretty much crippled
up. had pains in my and couldn't comb my hair
ltwas hard for me to do anything. My Kidneys didn't act
properly, either, and feet sweled one Of the family
told me TO try Doans Kidney Pills and ] did one box
took all the trouble away and left in excellent
shape
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Questions rolal nu iu Baby ClrD and
20 problems Of maternal and childish
health viii he answered direct by
mail. Address
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
KIRKwooD STREET

Mrs. r. r. Love, sa Kirkwood St, says; 81 have taken
Doans Kidney pills on and for several years and have
always found them 10 be all they claimed to be.
troubled great deal with lame back. 10 seemed TO
bother when / lay down. Often I could hardly
move the pains were pad heard Doan's Kidney pills
recommended highly that decided TO try them. had
only taken few doses when felt much better keep
Doan's on hand now to use in case Of emergency"
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
SOUTH VAN BUREN STREET

Edward McGraih inspector, 62l s Van Buren ST..
says: "soopng much, inspecting is what
weakened by Kidneys and caused lame back couple OF
years ago. felt tired an the time and frequently when
was in a STOPPING position and tried 10 siraghten, 10
was almost impossible Finally read Of Doans Kidney
pills and decided TO try them. A couple OF boxes pro-
cured from The Harmonson Drug Co.. rid me Of this com
plalnt / haven't been troubled in this way since"