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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-03
Fishing Boat Race
American aud Canadian Conten-
ders STAR Second Race Today

Halifax. lNov 1.-The Esperanto
and Ileiaw kna. American and Con-
alan aontrb btants for racing cb,m.
p'onshlp oil the international fsU,ng
heeu, istartl ~ on second race about
nine "iclncJ
On IN" fst lap Canadian cuirS
leadinA With Esperanto ga!ning ZAP
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-03
Troops Guard Polls
In Cuba Presidential Elect ion is
Held Under Difficulties

Havana. Nov. Cuba is>yoting for
president and troops /orrc guarding
the polls to prevent threatened disor-
der. r.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-03
West Australia. Vas. slz.

West Australia, the largest state In
the continent. has an area. of over 075,.
900 square miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
MANY BUY HAPPINESS
PERMITS AS Gladstone
SP RINGTIME DRAWS NEAR

Marriage licenses were issued as
follows during the week ending Satur-
day, March 10:
Carl Dace. 80. to Mrs Mamie swim.
ford, 81. both OF Marietta.
Ransom Ealock 10. Ardmore, TO
Miss Nelma cast. is. Newport.
Jim Ford. 2l Provence, TO Miss Ne.
liSs'e Johnson. l5. ArJmore.
j A. Purscr, o. TO cleo Gregory.
10. both OF Nladnl
Claude Higdon, 2G. To Miss Nora
Fo'1. 10, both o. Arlmore.
-. Euruey o. Emneyvllla, Ia
Mis Belle Auuy, rs. Marietta.
~ T.. Young 2l Hewitt. 10 Mss
Beta Walker Is, Newport
Clarence Wirets. 90. to Miss Dsla
Brown lg both of Errwyu.
Alete Wright 49, TO Mas Rsaa
pickeus. 10. both OF Nlno
$. Davis. %, To- Miss Gsrte Petty.
john % both Of Ardmore
Domingo Castro, 20 Marietta, -
Miss Annie Goodsou H. Th4ckervlls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
llich school Mother, Club

The ligh School Mothers Club,
at Its regular monthly meeting.
Thursday afternoon went ON record
uS fdvorng the uinemonth compul
sorry school law "roo much time
is wasted and too little real worth
!, accomplished when children ar,
permitted siN months from school
books" ,mplaucauy stated Mrs Al.
thur Naicott secretary of the club,
who opposes the present law under
which children are compelled tu az.
t"ud only sN months u The year.
"Wo are going to do AN In our
power to secure the passage OF the
new Law she continued. "aud sec
mo- reason why it should not become
81 law"
Th, subject for this months dis.
cuSuon lu the five Mothers clubs
"Thc Responsibility and Cause Of
Tmdmoss, rrumoy aud Lack of Prep
mliou was led by MIR. G. H. Wood'
ruff principal of high school
\ report Of the financial coudi-
ton OF the club Was made. IN which
Il Wus stated that the club had made
20 ret profit Of Sl5O in the recent
ads secured hy thm and published
iu TN, Ardmorctc. OF THIS sum,
>loo was used in high school library.
and $50 t. purchase machine Tor
IA, domcsti, science room
The nominating committee was ap.
pointed with Als John IT, Easley
representing Second Ward chairman,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
st. rairielk's Masauerade Hall.

The leading social event of the week
Is The S. Patrick Masquerade bah 10
be given Tuesday night at Convention
Han by the Alpha C,uh OF which
Mr.. and Mrs f. Sherwood Hotch
Kiss are sponsors.
Music viii be furnished by SCOTS
orchestra ana while the dance Will
open at 9 o'clock the Grand march
which win be led by Mr.. and Ms.
Nele c. Suges, viii not form before
10 o'clock. Only those in costume will
participate in the grand march.
Guests are not required to appear in
costume.
Following the grand march prizes
Will he awarded for the best costumes.
best dancers and comic attire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
!IOnOring Miss Levy

One Of ,he largest and most de
ligntful events of the week was the
rarty Liyep Friday afternoon hv
Mrs. II. Levy. at her home SO}
Fourth avenue, southwest. honorlug
her sister, Miss Meta Levy Of Kan
sds city. Mo.
The home was decorated through.
out with Saint Pitrick's suggestions.
with color motif Of green and
white effectively carried out in the
flowers ana refreshments
Games Of Five Hundred aud Forty
tr" occupied the afternoon in which
Mrs G. f.. Goddard won high score
favor and Mrs. G.. W. Richards. low
score in the latter. while favors i'm
rive Hundred went to Mrs. Ingram
Henry for high score and Mrs. Har-
rN Lee Crockett, low Mrs. Goddard
WAS presented a berry spoon, Mrs
Ingram a cold meat fork. Mrs Rich
ards and Mrs. Crockett presented
potted plants. The honor guest was
given a banjo ukulele for mcmento
Of the occasion.
Preceding the games an Informal
reception was held. guests being i'm.
uodGccd 10 the hostess and honor
guest and Mrs. j. |. Fox. 10y Sol NJ.
Lowenstein. assisting i'm receiving
Was Mrs. shelby DoWnard
other guests entertained were: Mrs
Emanuel Lowenstcin Mrs. W. \
Wallcnstcir, Miss Martina Sprcclel-
neycr, Mrs. j. G. Spreckelmeyor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14

The =. !. =. L. u Broadway Bap-
tist church have arranged the fol
loving program on Caleb" for tC.
nights meeting at the church with
Miss Alyne McCharen, leader, to
which all friends are invited.
scripture reading, Harry Oliver.
Introduction, Alyne McCharen.
Caleb Was a Man of Courage. "
Charles Ellington.
caleb Wasn't Afraid to BE in a
Minority earl Payre.
Caleb Knew How to Keep Young
Yale Estes.
Piano duet, Hallye and Faye Ian.
ford,
Caleb Wasn't Afraid of Hard
job" Nemd Barrett.
caleb Wholly Followed the Lord,
His Cod MIR. Nlayfeld
Poem. Bessie Culp
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Miscellaneous shower for Bride

Iionorins Mrs. Vincent Wakefield.
a recent bride Miss Mary Rlchcy
entertained with miscellaneous
shower Yesterday afternoon at her
home. zoo Third avenue. southwest.
having As guests. Miss LaVadis Ly
kinS, Miss Hattie Hurnitt. Miss Hat
tie Crockett Miss Louise Scivally,
Mis-, Inez Irby Miss Lucilr Griffith.
Ai,sS Helen Non Keller. Miss Edna
Rrown ana Miss Frances Jones.
Dancing and kQdaking featured the
hours, after which refreshments were
served
Mrs. Wakefield was formerly Miss
Lucllc Butler Her marriage to Mr.
Wakefield was an interesting event
OF March 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Delphian Chapter Program.

Mrs. j. Il. Wall will be leader Of
the lesson on Later Greek History Of
the Delphian course of study, at the
regular meeting, Monday. March %,
Mrs. Wall will talk on the Causes o,
the Peloponnesan War" Other ton
les have been assigned as follows.
Progress of the War" Mrs Victor
Williams, THE Great Plague" Mrs.
w, b. White; Peace of Nicias" Mrs.
Sam Butler; "Sicilian Expedition"
Mrs. j. /. Cox, Spartan Supremacy"
Mrs. ]. Il, Pennington Rise Ct
Thebes' Mrs. Emmitt r. Reid; Phil
ip OF Macedon,' Mrs. +. H. Royer;
Alexander the Great" Mrs. Maye
Scivally.
Response to roll call will he on
"Pericles."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
EVENTS OF TElE WEEK

Wholesome interest in the welfare
OF Ardmore is occupying the thoughts
OF the women Of the city. and a ma
uiude Of duties and responsibilities
Pre- being added to the days social
activities. and are being ass.milated
as il We're, with no more effort, an
plrently, than the many delightful
social events.
In fact the concerted efforts Of the
large group of women in the WORK
Of the Civic League are bringing for,n
rapid results and il may be assun.
ed that until such time elaps- as is
necessary Tor the completion of the
major tasks. important business ses
sions VIII bc included in the usual
round Of spring parties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Ladies Of the Leaf.

Mrs. Hettie Norman will he leader
Of the lesson on strife by John
Gal'worthy, at the regular bi.monthrr
meeting Of the Ladies of the Leaf
tomorrow afternoon at Convention
Han.
Response to roll call will be with
current events pertaining to capital
and labor.
In addition to five questions lei
by MIS- Norman. a four minute talk
on What is Galsworthy's message
TO the class bound rich and the equal.
ly classbound poor" will be made
BY Mrs. G. NJ. Henley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14

grandson AIR Eugene Stewart who
viii visit relatives in Nashville. before
returning home Alr Stewart will be-
away two weeks
Mrs. 5. VI. Dickson, will leave this
afternoon for Kansas city. Mo. where
She will attend the wedding of ne"
son. Mr. j H. Dickson to Miss Hazel
Southord The wedding viii take place
at the First Christian church of that
city ON Wednesday March II.
Mrs. j. =. Young will leave tomar.
row for AN cNteudcd stay n Mineral
Wells. Texas, to rccupcrate from a
recent severe Illness
Mrs David A. Gregory win leave
this afternoon for Macon. Ga. whcl,
She Will join her husband pr Gr-g.
orN was recently discharged from the
service and is associated with one 81
the large hospitals OF Macon. whore
he and Mrs Gregory will make their
home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
wpiuafnre" Rehearsal Dates

General rehearsels for "Pinafore"
which is to be presented April 10
ard 1G at Convention Hall, will be
held on Monday and Friday nights
of each week, until date of produc.
ton. Rehearsals are held at Broad.
way Methodist church, at 1880 o'clock.
All members of the cast are urged
to be present at each rehearsal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Christian IindeayOr

The Christian F,ndeavor of First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
usual hour, $40 o'clock, tonight at
the church. All members and friends
are earnestly invited to be present.
The program tonight will be the
second of series Of novelty meet
ings and something of special inter-
est is being arranged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
viii Visit oil Fields.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Parcelle o.
New Norl, city, Major Dupey al
Pennsylvania, and cen j. G. X l'ost.
er Of Florida who are here in the
interest of Chamber Of Commerce, dre
guests Of Messrs. Edward Galt, Roy NJ.
Johnson, today ON a motor trip
through the oil fields
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Girls Bridge Club

Mrs. Marguerite Spurlock was hos
tess to the members of the Girls
Fridge Club and few additional
guests, Thursday afternoon at her
home. Az Second avenue northwest.
when Saint Patrick suggestions com.
hined with lovely spring flowers
formed the decorations of the home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14

Virginia Lynn: "Aeroplane." Thomas
Johnson. Printing" Grady Nichol.
son.
Gdrnd Williams was unanimously
elected chairman of committee TO
revise the Constitution OF the Herodo-
tus club.
At the close Of the evening salad
course was served. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs T.. V.
Morton, and Mrs. Ingram Henry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Afternoon Party for Miss Levy.

Mrs Sol NJ. Lowenstein will eut,"-
tain with an afternoon party. Thurs.
day. at her home, G27 Stanley boule.
ward, in honor of her sister. Miss
Meta Levy Of Kansas City. Mo. VINO
arrived several days ago for an TX
tended visit with relatives here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Church Society TO Meet la All.Day
Session.

Members of Circle Number Two Of
Broadway Methodist church who will
meet in all.day session. Wednesday.
at the home Of Mrs. G.. \. Whitehurs..
are requested to bring favoritc dish
to bo served AT luncheon, and towel
To make for the Easter market to h,
held within short time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Easter Tea.

Another delightfully."- planned church
event will be the Easter Tea given.
Friday afternoon. by the members
Of Division Number Two Of First Pre-
byterian church at the home Of Mrs.
6. NJ. Henley, 2l1 G street south
west.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
IicrOdntIis Club

Tho Herodotus club met in reeu-
lar session Thursday night, at the
home Of Miss Sallic Morton, llO9 Nc.
Lish
Response to roll call was answered
by naming inventions and their IN
yerltors.
The following program was de
lightfully rendered "Wire ana Wire.
less, Rose Kahn; The Cotton Gin,
Bertha stevens, Moving Pictures, 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Miss Lucey
Afternoon Birthday Party

In celebration of the eighth birth
day OF her little daughter, Ruth
Tom, Mrs. Tom Frame entertained
with an afternoon party, Friday
when guests were limited to little
girl friends of the honor guest.
Each Of the guests brought their
dolls and after an hour OF doll play.
ing and several games, refreshments
were served from prettily decorat.
I'd table. A large white birthday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
FerndaIe Review Club.

The Femdale Review Club will
meet at o'clock Wednesday afte"-
moon at the home of Mrs. Susan
Haynes. The subject ON The League
Of Nations will be led by Mrs. Ash
Douglas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
SatnrdaX Tea and Niarl,ri

The members Of Circle Number
Three Of Broadway Baptist church
will give a market and tea. Saturday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. 4. A.
Thurmond. 9O2 McLish avenue. In al.
ditlon 10 the market a booth of ready.
made garments will be conducted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Federated Missionary Society

i meeting of the Federated Mis-
sionary Society will be held at Broad.
way Baptist church, Tuesday, March
80. The meeting will convene all
day.
The program is being arranged
and will be published within short
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
IuCey.GlOcl,ner Recital

Miss I.eola Lucey, Soprano, assist
ed by Mr. Jacques Glockner, cellist,
who is to be presented in recital at
Convention Hall, Tuesday night.
March 23, by the Phonograph Shon,
Inc, will give the following program
with Edison Re.Creations:
l. a. Song of Songs------------M -Moya
b. Roses OF Memory Hambem
Miss Lucey
2. a. Salut d. Amour---E -Elgar
b, Berceuse from Opera Jocelyn)
GODDARD
Mr.. Glockner
g. Fantasie Impromptu- Chopin
Recreation Of piano solo by
Mr.. Ondre Benoist.
4. u. You're Breaking My Heart
With Good Bye------Olman
b. Won't You Come Back to Me
Jacobs
Miss Lucey
5. Jewels of the Madonna---------
------------- Wolf Ferrari
Recreation of a performance
by Concert Orchestra.
G. simple -Thorne
Mr.. Glockner
T. Macushla -----------Macmurro
Recreation of a tenor solo by
Mr. Albert Lindquest.
8. a. Jelous Moon -Zamecnik
b. 1t Might as Well BE You----
Alstyre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14

NaIeta Shelby, Waverly Vaughan.
jeanette Lanford, Bethine Wolverton,
Julia \. Davis, Norma Lawson and
Mrs. H. A. Fairchild
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
BY MRS. EMMITT T. REID
-Telephone 53S-

cake. with eight green candles cen.
tered the table ana the color motif
OF white aud green was used effect.
Ne!y in other decorations OF the
table ana room.
Those entertained We're Dora Max
well, Mary Elizabeth Polk. Alice and
Eiglna Moore, Latte Tom and Guiluc-
mar Walcott Jean Cullinan Claire
Tucker, Kilt, Brown. Catherine
Louis" Poland Dolores Duston. Eloise
Cooper Elizabeth Abcrndhy Eliza
beth Galt, Jamie. aud Lcol Nichols
and Evelyn WUyeron.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-14
Society Personals.

AIr ana Mrs Paul Frame are Wis.
itmg Mr. Frames sister Mrs John
Freeman at Tulsa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
trrspa Fed ~ 100 vultsa states l~s@r
hasRt ot Ags&G3tas~s
Labor sud bladder t~ lHr

t~frepAseA 81 80 tugtrs states l~S@Tt'
NasRt q ~AwrseGt4s~s
labor sud bladder t~{Hr
un tt* eve ~ she harvesting sFa
soa the "a heat sr9N ers rAsughts tafs
~ these twp necessary lteast, pstften
larry TIE foFgs.s @h}ch CRpkrd e'f3
mavh SegTs during The YEAR, ~ tbs
sar az coarse, laln'r - shr cH3eE
problem. ha, hinder twtge u ssAyssee
thlng that tauSt BE- Fessone1 Win 50
seil. and Ia ls Gwa way Il q very
tmr@.ssas teataFv IN thr harvesting
operations
The wheat erowtv neei have na er~
FtFAea &ssAt * ~ shr sNTgYses' ~ 'e@yNs,T
tstnr tbs sea~aa l~te{styfs e7tTlts ta
the ougeaQ q p'aoI Industry itatste
that there N#} Pee i p3snltfu' s8p.aH
~ this e~0sauat~3.y available tuf thr
American tarayr Nvt ah1Y a#t 81
~ pteHtful hGl ~ IS llke3y 80 te
cheaper 'hgs year 'Aeu Per s.alr years
past.
fueu'an tire chief md tiees'
source ~ h~eaesge0. frtu3 @.t,b fi#c
Ia ac +. msAe prassuerl p s.e sr~p
tb)s yesr Which ]epunle., n'A fac
fcrutrs,saa ~ control ae lel.ss by
TIE COOS rs URs g.
staay.t.c tar = daaF ia ste rrttr n~
H.her tglp 10 10 - .ea'- 8 laaut e -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
YOU NEVER CAN |.
TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. Dodson Warns tealrt, ,lss
Of TFeacherous. Dangerous
calomei.

rat9raal s~aitvat@xt Ia n9rrraryt
~t'sientes sets TIE dynamite sn d slng
gisA liver. WHEN cal Fss~l es,rles tate
e~'fntacf ssith saBr bile IL crashes tate
IN rauking rrstnflhg Snd nausea
II y0u f~vi bslluus h~sadarhy. e,Hssti
anfszi asd all I'D aBr. lnst 20 ~
year druggist and ut = bottle " rsst
s',n's Liver Time f2- y few seuis which
IA a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous esloti~t Take u spoonful
snd II IL dtl.su-t star, your liver aaa
~E'raightea y'ta an better aaG quicker
fhan nasty c~aiHf1eI and without uak
lug yon sick, toa Just "a back aai
your naVarY.
II y0i takp ealomei tJsiay yaaIi be
Slcs sod nagsrattt tomorrow besides.
Il may ssiiyate yH3. 2tlie X you take
badson's Liver Tone yea ain wake up
feeling great. fuii u ambition snd
ready far work or play. Us harmless.
pleasant and safe TO give 70 eai,iren
they iiAc it-Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

CoNSlIs EIEAlu, er evening
~ spv0> ads us iata tbat resl us
OF 7qTan3 saerv beauty ~ th. tara.
nlaga aal 7~'ag0't TIE ss,se c,yusgtera.
iiNr. Az cha, he ,.prs have 10 "
trr Ia r,ta aai exquisite gg,s}nct~ css
lGta thti- ~l.ao ( aaai IA! }r,'s their
crestqrS satin ard rihassas are trsa-
lated su,a sagh stethes III ,he tao
snvus ps-tarrt s. must c~rta}nly win
~ sprr5s * sm trors 'Ae ssi.ss
" splaAerS and wrRtrrS
Designers have &5oatsyi s srfcs II
sddlas ,Aat spieqssof sea- IA aesnsa
to TIE asstaSe ev@ssHs srau Is II,
tresaeins rica aas9 reraarkafe vhhot,s
srte the4y composition B@autifa st-
In ard airy tu.ge are sas saas~ n aat
er another seesiy dress hut a favor
~ asfriecvEscv .gyrvsass a ,gaan 1ssea
a d~sstfactise ard uysi r\'tSoa -
roe,ss a par; q Il. That's ss eEag1astst
In the ~slesyelss@ lox ru; Taosiei 7tc
ryrvd v sas q I'll? es P&ain sstta.
NSsiics II @~sasns sad eSalFet ovsri0"ss
81 .ugie ~gth rae~tssscSs- e 800 sres
A glorious rhSgx in metallic ere<sae.
hes3 rs as e .t9die. hecNe@s q 3-2p~yJ
AZ tse r3.As side. a casrSse sf ne
ct Aaa sats 70 4 ran. trail * frsa
a h~su tnd eaas II salse.
SalJ sci asee Aasa terres As
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

atI yh~ a,>er neyv <ssry snr th~ present
gseels hssr s3rcs3s .f-a Imported TO
fbr t'Rfrt S1as~a
Atti~4a there ts an danger FIR
thls yr4 tw saiaAy, "i'tri&ls ~
rte 3ef s'gHrut ~ s%grfe0i,afe are
soz{rN bal syrnS.ePs.ss ever the effect
.ha' the lew pfIetA fvt nl,ct pgvts]itag
apW MI hnsr apron ghe ~pfeptactlen
u b~cn~qa"n taysaG ,he atst o." years
Law pstees, t~g>1lIiak a. l~tfrarts 10
tbe department. are leading sine sfysw-
en- ~ y0rataH 10 rtsfUer 'tsrsF ftAaie
ing, wssh Fhy r-svlt that a real saafs,
- H tets Fsefs rpsSsssas1y
The labor oUtl,s,k II nnt So cheer
rat gae sartAs ~ h.r,-i fsrra labor
is sf~r.1 lvr ,eag u TIE naramj
Although re appropriation eav mafe
rs ,sa sry.> Tits year for csstSine on
be- department ~ nsrjro!terv war
sgae activities m aiaEg rhc formers
fa gcf .artrs sAr 3gsa5'u al }s 3a.
~ u}st II raa Ga a.,s} farnsf, ~ssb
ttrs ru Ghe trare tt'r,Efs =
rztc ae aH, tag eHnf, aae5's 49,
airHt les hsnsag t--..har feratfa
aat wee vts @aa,t s1e vo sef.a~
CsHs far Seoss T,oot.a
trs Hr asia.He tfaA thn aa
gaa| ar s.e..|#ry ~ A@.rt.H'fef, Ncar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09

Have yea ever stopped ~ resssn why
It = that 40 a,apy ]pfoi4sts that are cd
truslyely advertised. all AZ oncc drop cut
At ssbt ant ate 5000 t~pys1ttcn' The
resaan ~ tSatn the srtitfe 40 n8t fulhii
the prpnll sss Of the manufacture. THIS
sPplea t,t3rn particularly 10 a medicine.
A medicinal preparatlcn that has rial
curative value almost sclts tt.clt. a. iks
an endless chain system she remedy .
recommended by those who have been
benefited, 10 those Who arc u need Of ,t,
A prominent druzGlst SAYS Take tor
example t1r. hltmrrs sNA ramp Racs, A
PREPARATION | have sid for nasay wears
and nsyer hes,,ais 20 recommend, Tor ia
almost avery case u shows lent 70
mtts. A. many 81 ray customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has so lasys A
sale
According 10 sworn statements and
verified testimony q thousands Rbo have
used the prrpAratan. the sstors. u ns,
kitarr's swamp. Reset Is Toe 10 the fact,
- marry ~gseo.ie claim. that Il fuld'ls Al.
NEST eyrty wish Ia Overcoming b}iupY,
hvef and Bladder ailments ~tafrfsts urt
cary troubles and ucutrsitsos the arpe
scp4 wines saAsIses fsrsiimstaAst-
Ven may rr,evn 4 sample iaFtt'A IT
Swanq N1ot ~ Parcels Post address
in. hir'es q Co, Npxkamte8 y Y.
and enttass trp eentt stso raentan thas
psper Large ana pa4ttam SIRE bottles
Tor sale Al all trag stores Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-09
You Can't Rub 1t Away;
Rheumatism is in the Blood

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has never had an equal ss a sls~si
par1ser, aud scccvs OF sufferers ny
that Il hAs eiesased their blood OF
Rheumatism. and removed AL t.stes
OK tie disease frurs their systeEa-
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Il Is rot. Sold N rsS>ssassnded fer yeS@
real Diseases
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pa "a ssstz SsHsea eatsafeft ss.rtF
bright rolarn IN tha mt~a,gaaEGvrs suh.
shine snt! east ,aeir s5tt r slawins
shadows ever tssr faces Egt during
the war they dpi faE iaortsh, isetas
among the }lkGries that faall he DIS
g'etstsi With end Tor ether reasons
lhey wees fsst sa aiath uoett. tbs
season. ttosessr, fnds them rsyylsrd.
sod wi.t mid.buttayr 8s, around the
corner, thtg taye curae aat Ia eysustl,
eTubIe tpFea and ln distinct styles
Many ~ fhssa apFsf'r 20 take their
etis from m}1xlasce mll4Hery sn4v
ing Fl repetition IF the fabrics afi ro1
ors usei III bats, aal thsgn ara para.
sels fer artee street ana ge9atfy @ear
ttsf eerrysaa Is drgy fAsilry7i asrl
sports hats THE elmplgr ays 4ns oal
number ~, ma~ sh,tasa o'.
Ter 019r Hlth almost auy fys-R the
4rran Faras a0t,o i4vls af ts ar
cross t-af- - Aia1e and ali wa..r of.
white aa} 8 sgs 16vt thr fsc'
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rat n oue Is n"t confined ta n slgle
choice. tha made 70 match rafasai. NJ
the samr materials ~ ftc hat ~crh
with r.. IL Jiarttr taan any other
tt,r the street There Hte Gavy blue ahd
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Iialn,ent, VIII Never Cure.

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- waste tl,sle sits tlatgaeatS lotions
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