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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
JUDGE HANDS HOLD-UP MAN
 STIFF TERM

''This is no time for leniency with holdup men,, There is too much crime these days and especially of this nature," said Judge John P. Kellogg in the Criminal Superior Court today in sentencing Ralph Col lins, of NorwaIk and Stamford, charged with holding up a Stamford Collins was given from one to three years
 Arraigned with Collins was Albert Shopoz, formerly a fruit store keep CT, and Frank Rohn, formerly a bar Der of this city. Both were under 21 years and were sentenced to Cheshire reformatory. The trio en- tered a Stamford store and with an empty gun forced the proprietor to turn over the contents of his cash register amounting to S3S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
WANTED HUBBY
 SAFE IN CELL

Angst s. Rose. of A Chestnut street Springfield, was sentenced to six months in jail for passing bogus checks on the Stamford Advocate.
 A letter from a welfare society in Springfield which Public Defender Robert DeForeSt declared read more like the charge of a prosecuting at torney, declared that Rose was of no help to his family and that his wife and children would be better off with out him. "Either send him to prison or some institution" the welfare head in Springfield wrote.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
Cops Gather In
 Jitney Driving Band Who
 Were Playing African Golf

dulging in the popular game of craps. known to the elite as galloping doml-4 noes.
 Some one must have whist1ed "Keep Your Head Down FritZie Boy" and rolled the bones over the line for the Stratford police are singing the refrain Last Night by the Pale Moonlight We Saw You" In fact Sergeant Smith and Officers Flana- gan and Holmes saw a gang of them
 As a result eight jitneurs were giv- en a jitney1ess ride to Stratford where they were released on bail to appear Thursday morning en town court and explain, t.how come 2" The job was done at 10 o'clock
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
POUerty Led Women to Bury Grandmother
 Beneath F2OlUer Bed

fessed that the aged woman died of natural causes last June and had been buried by the two women in a flower bed in their back yard in which the aged woman had carefully tended geranium plants.
 Every part of their former home was searched and even some parts of the rear yard were dug up, but nothing was found except bones, which doctors said were those of a dog.
 Dire poverty caused the two wom- en to bury the body secretly, Miss Townsend confessed to Police Ma tron Mary DoIan. One by one the
 s(Continued on Page Eleven.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
NAVY BALLOON OVER DANBURY.

Danbury, Conn.-A large balloon
 bearing the inscription U. S. Navy, was observed over this city about II o'clock this forenoon. It was travel ing in an easterly direction and was estimated to be about 400 feet amove the earth. Persons who reported the balloon to the Da nbury News said that it appeared from direction of New York state line and that course in which it was travelling seemed likely to carry it towards the Long Island Sound shore, probably between New Haven and New London. No one was to be seen in the basket of the balloon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
TAKE STEPS TO
 PUT BRIDGE LIFT
 IN WORKING ORDER

rst steps to put the west lift of fhe Stratford avenue bridge in work able condition were taken yesterday afternoon A fire departme pump ing engine pumped most of the water out of the. pit, and will return this z3 fternoon to complete the job-
 The pit which is giving all the trouble is supposed to be a waterhght conlpartment. High tides force the water in. however, and when the pit becomes filled up the lift cannot be raised. Since the tug Robert Mo Allister'' lost a fagpo1e under the span yesterday morning, no other yes seis have attempted to get into the upper harbOT-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
PINEHURST DAIRY
 MUST IMPROVE
 QUALITY OF MILK

The Department of Health is still waging a. vigorous crusade against dealers in inferior milk, and yester- day issued warning to the P!nehurst Dairy. of the North End. to improve the duality of their product. Several complaints had been made of this particular milk that led to an inves- tigation by the Bureau or Laborator- ies of the Department of Health. Specimens were subjected to tests and found of inferior quality.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
ENfBEzzLER GETS YEAR.

Edwin Hi1tenbrandt of this city who was treasurer of a girls Christi mas club at tEe U. M. c. factory and was charged with embedding $259, was sentenced to the county jail for one year and judgment suspended by Judge John P. Kellogg in the Superior Court today. Hiltenbrandt agreed to pay back the stolen money at the rate of S5 a week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
YEAR FOR SHOOTING.

Anthony Rovillo. of Bridgeport. ar rested in a sensational robbery and shooting at Norwalk last December when PatroIman Thomas J. Dorney shot and killed Tony Grillo, mem her of a store robbing gang, was sentenced to one year at the County jail today bysJudge John F. Kellogg on plea of guilty to a charge of be- ing implicated in the robbery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
fRy Associated Press.)

t&SV ASsSOCIdIttI T tSS-J
 ,lhicago-The body of Mrs. Macy M. Chamberlain, 91 years old, whose mysterious disappearance from the home or her daughter and grand daughter in an artists colony has been under Investigation by the po- lice was found early today, buried in the back yard of the apartment where tine family lived.
 Two days Of questioning by police brought from Mrs. Ruth Townsend, the aged vvognan's daughter and Miss Marlon Towhsend, her granddaugh- ter, ony cryptic answers, such as mother is hAppy in love"
 Early te Miss Townsend con
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
JEWS CHALLENGE FORD
 TO PROVE STATEMENTS
 THAT THEY BACK WAR

DetroThree Jewish organizations of Detroit chal 1enged Henry Ford stand of his charge that ternaonal Jewish bankers guilty of promoting for
 onal gain and that the responsible for the other
 pots The organization furthermore throw down the gaunt let to Mr. Fords declaration that he not anseitic The stand vesgaton and allow Mr. Ford to pick the investigators from the United States Secret service
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
FIRE IN DAIRY.

Fire from unknown origin did damagef at the Mitchell Dairy plant at BIO Grove street, amount of S1,OO0 today. The blaze started in the attic which was used to store back files of bills and other papers Chief D. E. Johnson is investigating the cause of the fire
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
INTO
 FUNERAL OF
 WAR VETERAN

For breaking Up the funeral of a World War veteran Monday after noon, John Sch1onsl1y, of 191 Lincoln avenue, an automobile driver of the New England market, has been ar rested for reckless driving. The members of the American Legion protested to Schlonsky who refused to obey their requests.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
300 Quarts of WhiskeyTaken
 In Mad Chase

from East Main street to Milford yester day afternoon Prohibition Agents Harry Wech Frank Gan tion ORourke, riding Cadillac automobile overlook Wilbur of fl Kicker road New town Mass 300 quarts of Genmore whiskey New York to in 8 big WintOn touring
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
WEATHER

Conditions favor for this vicinity, fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness and rising temperature.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
BILL ON
 DAYLIGHT LAW

Protests against a bill to prevent cities from adopting daylight savings ordinances, which is now before the legislature, will be heard Friday, in New Haven, at the meeting of the general welfare committee of the State Chamber of Commerce.
 Seward E. Price, secretary of the ridgeport Chamber of Commerce. will represent this city at the con ference Most of the members of the local body are opposed to the daylight savings measure as intro duced at Hartford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
SENATE WILL GIVE
 ALL TRANSACTIONS
 FULLEST PUBLICITY

Washington. Secretary Houston today Senate Judiciary committee he would make extension of credit foreign government without first consulting
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
ToDAY,s PROFILE.

Today's profile and Identification will he found on Page Il.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
SUBSCRIBE NOW TO

THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES. Write or telephone The Bridgeport Times Business Department Barnum 1908. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 50 cents n
 month"; $500 a year.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE DoNESTIC---con

Girl wants day work 7"a Florida ave. NV.
GIRL, c"l0red. desires position house
worker for small family; stay nights. ~
18th st. ne.
GIRL. colrred, wants day work or waitress:
two meals only. 13@p L 81. NV. Apt. ). IL
GIRL wants -ro>itinn as waitress dish
washer. "0IS ?fh -. NV.
GIRL wishes place chamhermaid or plain
cook. Sl9 2lSt st. NV.
LAUNDRY Small bundles to take home. 1891
18th st. NV. l"'
LAUNDRESS. Experienced and reliable. want :
work ut home. Gail or write -ll3 lfth -.
NV 10"
PLACE to cook: washing or ironing. lC'S
st. NV.
PLACE hoIscmaid colorcd girl lS Pat
tcrSou st. ne.
SMALL. BUNDLE WASHING. TO take home.
ifNS NJ ST. NV. H.
WAITRESS CT chambcrmaid in large boarding
house or hotel: reliable. 2n51 Vermont ave. =
WANTED -Bund1e washes by reliable woman.
1853 10th st. NV. - 10
WOMAN, reliable. wants days work. Gail or
WOMAN wants place to do general house
work. 1919 st. NV.
WOi;k-Few hours MORNINGS by neat coIorcd
girl. 2o26 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
WANTED-HELP
FEMALE DOMESTIC,

| ls2O 10th at. NV. l5'
cilltb'a SrhsE.s'ay hiEhtsi no Sunday
| work. zoos 14th at. NV. 14'
| Cf.hANEnk, housemen. cooks, laundrcsses
2osp. 10.
CoLoREp WOMAN as cLsmbcrmaId waitress;
north for summer; reference 1857 q ST. w.
COOK with city references, stay nights: one in
family. 2a2T Aslmeadn place.
COOK, good Tor family dining cafe: break
fast I to 81 duner T." Z: no lunch s75
nte"'h. Apt. 10. Olympia, i4h and Euclid
NV, 10"
COOK and general hou.cwork in apa rtmcnt: !:
no laundry: h"mr nights; city references
required. 22i9 California ST. Phone n. 277
between aud 10 am, ~
COOK aud general hou.cworker; city refer
sncrs. 23Hl Ashmead place
COOK, lsundr, 10 away FOR summer; ss5. Col,
I&T3 1a'
COOK saA general housrwnrk good wages. no
washing. 2sli Goth At. NV.
COOK Gu"L wae"s The W"s:morrtand.
Art t'@, fhen" North aiAi 14'
COOK and assist with houscwurk. for three
adults, to pm, %tiev.. ll:'. IA
COOK and assist with h"nsrwurk; no laundry
stay nights. rh0re Cleve. 1888. $500 anth
St. Chevy Chs-e. u. {.
COOK and general h"us"workcr tuo laundry; ;
good wages. Apply . Mansion ave. Iynt's-
vi,e Md Phone Huntsville 23-W. 49,
COOK and general housework-
er. tirst-class; small family; stay
nights; $50; must be we'll recon-
mended. 2Sl2 9th St. Col. 749O
DAY WORKERS. mn,d~ for scashore cooks
See Rev. Fuller. l22l 23th st. l5'
EXPERIENCEp mature woman for linen room
Of city hotel; board aud room Address BOX
3lGD Star office. 16'
GENERAL HoUSEWORK here and later 90
away Tor summer: good wages: references re
uuired fhun" Cleveland 1924.
GENERAL HOUSEwoRK: small family: nice
room and bath. Tel Cleveland 62s. 13'
GIRL for general housework, 1913 snring
road NV To-
GIRL (colored) for general houscwork G29
Lament St NV. after e pm. IA
GIRL for half days work: small apartment
1924 belmont road. Ant 81.
GIRL tcolorcd> wanted for general housew"rk
Apniv 200 Fla. ave. L..
GIRL reliable. for general houscwork. assist
with children; willing to go to East Orange,
n J.: good reference required. 3l2n 10Th
St NV. Phone Col. 7026-W. liz
GIRI.-White Catholic: light housework; no
laundry: references. Phone Clevc. lsS7
LAIrNDRESS-Scttled woman with experience
and references. 1910 Mass. ave.
NURSE, competent. one child. at once 1I47
1.anier place. l6'
NURSE for two small children: good ref
erences. Telephone \. GSl7. after g pm. 15'
WOMAN. practical for general holsew0rk for
. persons; refs: stay at night. 1910 Mass.
ave. NV. 1G'
WOMAN TO Il" general housework in apart
ment with small family: good wages. rs
Md. ave. s.w., Apt. .. 15'
WOMAN, settled. to do cooking and laundry
for small family in country Mrs. r. II. Will
kin.nn. X. +. D.. No. I. Alexandria. Va 15'
WOMAN for general housework; reference re-
quired. 500 Sc. 5th st. entrance. 15'
W0NAN SoftIed for her ard lo;u
sewing. Call 1875 New Hampshire ave. after
nm 1Js
Evening star., 1921-05-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

| . OlHLSS O1 VA u. = -A1'
Continued.
wASTED-smsN space in windIw and counter
space in store 9th. l4th or + SIS perina-
, nsnt Address Box l5E Star oicr 10.
LADIES ready -to-wear garments business on
~ NV. at sacrifice Ir"soa Tor se.ilhk
sickness. Address Box S2l-p Star once. 10.
| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
100 acres timhered and has large Stone
quarry. stone especially adapted Tor road
building: near railroad station
McKEENER & GOSS.
hos Eye st. ST. Main t.22.-
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Excellent opportunity for ra Gafe privileges at
Clifton riE Tn5rn:s' " Tes, sMrrm lna"fsM c6MrAxY
SIS 18th ST. -
wANTBp--Lnan of 81 N" on new am."m"hii" Nor,
worth double from private party VII pay
good rate. Address RpN "I4-b. Star Office.
AUTOMOBILE dealer needs money to finance
time sales: new cars: no risk good deal for
somebody with ready cash. Address Box 2''-b
Star Office
house and 10: at IN discount for cash or will
tra IL. for automobile or other property OF equal
value. Address Box 2ll-h. star Office
BICYCLE STORE. well established. FOR sale
,hrap to quick buyer; very good location and
doing II good business. established - yrs. ago
, Apply to 6S X ST. ne. or cail FIR. 33oS 10
AN UNUSUAL industrial enterprise needs
81 300; position open :" investor: exceptional
opportunity: investigate. Address Box 163-D
S,ar ,trre 10
ruoI.ROOM with near-t-er stand for sale
will take 81 300 If sold this week. 3tS King
St. Alexandria,. IA
| SPLENDID business opportunity for lady or
gentleman who viii put W, 81 800 security
/ 10 operate IA successful branch store; candies.
soda and lunches. store has S6npn worth Of
! equipment: business already established. Al
! dress Hpx cI3 u. star Office.
| IMPORTANT NEWS for every stockholder in
| the United states Realty Company Of Wash
! ingt0n, u. {. Address Box l66-D. Star Office.
/ FOR RENT-part of millinery store and one
window in theatrical district. Can MaIu
; tcs97 during business hours
, bELICATESSEN. grocery. fruit. for safe.
North 1890 10
MEAT MARKET for sale: first t-rlass store:
| we'll established in good location: doing paying
! cash business. This is unusual opportunity y
| and will bear investigation. Part cash con
stdrred. Apply 1916 Ga ave. NV
| CHEVY CHASE !.AkE--toNCESSIoHS FOR
! rent. Ice cream and soft drinks, bowling al
| ieys, shooting gallery. Can he leased sepa
! ratei- WASHINGTON AMUSEMENT CO..
300 Kellogg bldg. 1916 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
LOST.
LOST.
AIREDALE PUPPY. Return 1S4o 1ngraham
r. ri Adama 40.

AIRNDALE PUPPY, Return ls4e 1nsraham
ct. NV. Reward. Adams 40.
BAGEBIack satin. trunk keys. bills, In or
Mrs.. Mrs. 6 "Hs0 T. Naleh. j.. io7 Spruce ST.. Siar:
eNdon, Va. W
association. Reward, Return to Miss French,
Room 252, H. o. b.
DARK tortoise shell eyeglasses, on 9th st.
between G ST. and New York ,s ave- eaa, return - 70
30 L ST. ne, or phone FrankAn 4ooi' oetws0"
DIAMOND RING, platinum setting. May y.
ST betwsen 10th and In tssn1nea up rea TO TO
Miss Julia TAFT. 1918 st. NV. 1e'
EIGN wATCH--Monday; l. B. D; in initials, ia :
Finder will please return same to 2207 18th
et- NV. and receive reward IA
FOX TERRIER, young. Thursday. Finder re
warded. 1JiS + St Sc 10
GLASSES-Thursday. on lexington car. pair
shell glasses in case. nail file and rubber
finger. Call North 22aS Kathleen Thrasher. >
GOLD CUFF LINN between l5a Randolph
place NV. and return to "l9 ST. sc. ne
ward.
GREEN SII.K PARASOL. Arcade Sanitary.
If person taking it by mistake will return
TO 1857 Munroe st. no questions asked anu re-
ward.
JhDY'S Waitham wrist watch in Metropolitan
Theatcr monogram c. f.. X, Reward II re-
turned to Office Metropolitan Theater. 10
LIFE INSURANCE POLICY. lost or mislaid.
policy number .NtUbS, ISSUED ny the en-"
Mutual Life Insurance Co. on the life or Isa-
dorc Chaser Finder Will please return to the
undersigned Isadore Glasser Hp3o Ith St H. W
NECKPIECE. brown fur. May u. between
oOc9 NV and 18th and l.. Main tiV,
Branch 339 or 1926 18th ST. Apt. l* ke-
ward. i"
PAIR NOSE GLASSES. shell rim: marked IN
ink on brass tag inside cover. L. j. Fletn-
ing" Toronto apartment. Reward
PIN-piamond and sapphire cluster on a white
gold bar with safety catch. Friday. 18TH
Finder call at l4HI Rhode Island ave. NV.
PLATINUM RhR PIN with sapphircs and dia-
monds Thursday. Return To .el4 ST. Nv.
Phone North 1919 Reward. 10
ROBE baby carriage. whit" piCue hand en-
hrnidcred near Euclid and thamplaln SIS.
"S73 Champain st. Apt .22.
SKUNK FUR NECKPIECE. Reward. c. f.
Hackrtt 32l 4 Ilih 81. W.
SMALL CLOVER LEAF PlN, diamond center.
Thursday evening on st. between 18th and
18th. Reward il returned TO 1i:s2 X st. NV,
Apt. &c. ~
SMALL. round gold powder box, engraved with
initials T. J. NJ. and Dec. -. 1916. Return
Gol 18th st. NV. Apt. IL Reward.
STRING PEARI. EEADS-Saturday. May !;
valued as keepsake Of dead sister Call North
800 Reward.
UMBRELLA. blue silk, silver handle initials
IL r. e.. lith 81. car. Friday morning. Re
turn to a Il ST. II. Reward
$50 IN BILLS night of April 30 Reward.
Address Box :ii3-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC

FORD SEDAN-LAlte 1920: driven 1000 mics;
with large wheel. speedometer, etc; $6.";
practically n new car; private owner inquire
Relmonr Seryic. Station lith and Belmont.
l6'
Evening star., 1921-05-14

TOURING CAR, 1-passenger, fully overhauled
i.yyntr IL aoth st n W 3Os
Evening star., 1921-05-14

! ATRIRN CHUMMY ROADSTER-Red Seal
! Continental motor: ; wire wheels: paint;
| completely ovrrliauled only 10000 miles;
! runs and looks like new; terms responsible
| party. 175U kilbourne pl. Phone Col. 51G3J
1Js
Evening star., 1921-05-14
92S Pa. Ave. NV.
BUILDING MATERIAL
FOR SALE CHEAP.


ss3 ks. KS 21iO Doors Windows
Shrathinc Flooring. Plaster and licaver
siding free from Board.
nails, from &C TO 2l9c Asbestos Shingles
per 81 IT. and Slate Surface
Low Down Tanks Roofing
and Toilets. Steam and 1lot-wa-
Wash basins Eoilers
Radiators Hot-wate. TIot-air Furnaces
and Steam. Pipe and Valves.
Complete Bathroom OUTFITS. $40
Lumber in small and large quantities.
Eastern Wrecking Company,
Phone 3l9 Camp Humphreys. Va.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

ESSEN TOURING; CAR-In excellent condition
throur hout: has had hest of care: good tires,
pa int and upholstery; driven 100 miles. will
d.rInnstratr Phone North Sl9S 1as
Evening star., 1921-05-14

FORD CAR-I9l1 model; good condition:
Heintz starter: S275. +. q. Fippin, Rixey. Va.
Phone Clarendon sll-F-12; office, franklin
Evening star., 1921-05-14
StE.ESNE.N.

!iIB PRI%'riNC: EN:'rDYFS-S as com
Ia,@frors. key board srd caster mon. luckug men,
Iasders and Ires,a5.n also position for EirI-
:: -ade department supcri n" dents. Give fun
r. -ticulaF~ rrEa rliU" CNpCrlrDc" and what you
,-u 10 .tt'f-r-s E"N in7-D. Star ofic-. I4'
Evening star., 1921-05-14
MARKER AND ASSORTER-
Experienced. Apply 72o 9th
St. NV

NAN. young with knowledge OF tyrewriting
experienced in general office routin". 20 work
in Office Of large plant near Alexandra: i'm
tial salary. 500: excellent chances for ad-
Nsncemont: state experience and reference
Address BOX 3i-E Star office.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

CHAMnERMAID-w -wAITREss. reference. Call
1S2O 10th at. NV. 15s
CHttb'a SrRsE-stay hightsi no Sunday
work zoos 14th at. NV. 14s
Evening star., 1921-05-14

LIFE INSURANCE Policy. lost or mislaid.
policy number .o670S. issued by the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co. on the NE OF lsa- :
doro CHASER Finder will please return to the
undersigned Isadore Glasser 2tI3O Tth St II. W.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

lPORTER-FirSt-class must understand pack
ing china and furniture. Address Box 1S9 {.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

PEERLESS TOURING-l9iS; s-cyl.; 7pa's
sacrifice: terms: or trade. 1907 18th NV
Evening star., 1921-05-14

AUTOMOBILE dealer needs money to hnance !
time sales: new cars: no risk. good deal Tor !
somebody with ready cash. Address Box TOD. |
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

GILT EUGE s per cent. first mortgage on
house and 10: at m discount for cash. or will
ira i. for automobile or other property OF equal
yaloe Address Box 2Il-n. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

| PORTER wanted for women's speciality store
J must have best references. Whites. 9l9 st
Evening star., 1921-05-14

[ TPMOBILE TOURING-Model \: in excl
Mt condition: cord tires: 5000. Apt. IL, ls"l
Evening star., 1921-05-14
WANTED.
Automobile Painters.
Semmes Motor Company,
az & St n w

YOUNG MAN for delics tessep store Well
recommended and not afraid OF work. For
appoin tment, North 69To Ii"
YOUNG MAN experienced with bank work; one
familiar with typewriter preferred; state age.
reference and experience. Address BOX 266 H..
G,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30

The men of eighty and ninety
Of age are not the rotund. well-fed. but
thin. spare men, who I've on a slender
diet BE as careful as he viii. how
ever, a man past middle age will oc
not suited to his constitution. causing
indigestion or constipation and will
need a dose of Chamberlain Tablets
to move his bowels and inyigorate his
stomach When this Is done there is
no reason why the average man should
not I've TO ripe old age.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30
10 Substitute Offered.

Say say what You will about druggists
ca ihg something just as good be-
ssr rse II pays a better profit, the fact
M stands that ninety nine out OF
hsr, u,er druggists recommend Cham
.ain,s Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy,
Is. 'ne best medicine for diarrhoea
Isn Aed Tor. and do 50 because they
:, 9 ,s from what their customers say
- ~ mat u can be depended upon, :.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30
A Pronounced Success.

The uniform success that has at
tended the use Of Chamberlain's Cole
ana Dlarrhoea Remedy in the relicf
ana cure Of bowel complaints both for
cii'luren and adults has brought it in
10 almost universal use. 80 that it is
practically without rival ana Is ev-
efypne who has used it knows. 1t Is
without I'm equal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30

Mrs. Henry Hill ofthe shoshone
hotel, is leaving Sunday 70 a two
months trip to points on the coast,
taking in PPortland and Seattle. Mrs.
Hill will seek medical aid while in
Protland.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30
STOCK WANTED TO FEED

want stock, either horses or
cattle, to pasture now and to
feed through the winter at the
old Alvin Buffer place. John
Jones.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30

A coat Of Japanese lacquer when ~
piled to wood or metal Is proof against
alcohol, sgsinst boiling water. against
infsst all known syeociss.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30

Clarence Tolman was in town FRI
day and again Tuesday from Gooding.
where he is taking a course in the
Gooding College in vocal and musical
training
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30

As a rurgative, chaaesIlai rsor i
let's are the exact thing Fe robust
Strong enough for the most E,,,.I rq cause
n1,ld enough for children. Tnoy s wells
al''a e e movement Of the Doves '1,'a'
az r,th s AM OF the terrible gr llsaSs
w.nos easv and pleasant 10 et-Ae
and agreeable In efrecN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30
PRuNEs FOB SALE.

Prunes. ripe and ready to gather al
the Webb oreAaru' cents per pound
on the trees.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-30
Asms GREYHOUND.

Tho name greyhound appears to
have no reference to the color. but 10
derived from the icelsndtc grey.
meaning q Cog.