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PHILLIPS. MARIARA = Died Tuesday.
June q, age IS years. Friends may cali
wednesday from until ?. m az Finn
Bros funeral parlors- $50 W MSfhet-
Funeral and burial at Monon. Ind. Thurs
day. June %. Funeral party Will leave
Union station at 7-40 a. m
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

HOUSE. DR. JOHN W.-Died at the
Methodist hospital. June Fl. Funeral
Friday 1 D. n at the Broadway NJ Z.
church Burial at Lawrenceburg. Ind.
mat evening The body may be seen at
PISS Talbot st, Thursday all day and Fri
day forenoon
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

DOMINO HOUSES, RESTAURANTS
EASY TERMS. 80 n. DELAWARE.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
GUN-PLAY FOLLOWS
RAID ON THIS STILL
STATE POLICE BEsIEGE ARMED
MOONsHlNERS AND CAP.
TURE LIQUOR.

The campaign which the Virginia
state Police are directing against
moonshining is not without it's gun.
play Several times during the past
few months state police have been
greeted by rifle shots when they ap.
preached hidden stills in the noun
tains
The most recent clash between state
Police and moonshiners almost as
sumed the proportions of an actual
battle. The troopers trapped four
moonshiners and one boy i'm a log
barn ia which they were operating a
still and were engaged in twohour
fight before they captured the still
Sergeant N. g. Rhodes and Troopers
Dooley, Johnston and Mounts raided
the still which was located eight miles
from War Eagle i'm Mingo county
They reached The place at dusk March
a. Private Johnston pushed his head
through a hole under the wall and
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SYCAMORE HAPPENINGS.

Casing was being pulled i'm the Bob
hathaway we'll last week.
French Kelley. of Grantsville. has
been working on the Hathaway well
and making headquarters at Lum Ell
liOtts for few days
Clifton Witt is visiting his aunt. Mrs.
Lum Elliott
L. IL. Trippett has made two trips to
Spencer in the past week.
The G. l.. Cobot well is shut down for
further orders. II is Il dry hole so far.
The wife and children of W. l.. Gun
ningham have placed Il nice monument
at his grave at Mt. Zion.
l.. II. Trippett was at Mt. Zion ON a
business visit Monday.
Mrs. Laura Cunningham is ON this
side visiting friends this week.
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FREED ITEMS.

Not having seen any news i'm vour
FaIuablc paper from our section of the
county for some time will try ana give
Fou few items.
quite bit of work is being done ON
the roads i'm thiscOmmunitv this ,ynok
There are two road machines at worI,
ana it looks as though we were going
20 make some roads even if we have
10 do the work free.
There is moro farming being done i'm
'lis section than for number of wears
Deputy Assessor Emery Rogers of
Big Bend was 100 our burg" one doy
last week assessing property.
Mr.. and Mrs Toua lIaddox and chill.
1rcn who have been visiting Mrs. Had.
doN S parents. Mr. and Mrs William
Suidcr have returned to their home nj
Hanna.
AUNT Mary Walker is visiting her
sister Mrs Holstinc at Smithvilc
this week
Carl Freed and Freeman Cunning.
nam woro among lhc ODD Fellows who
attended lodge at Grmtsyinc satur.
day night
Misses Colic nnd opal Collins wcrc
risiting their sister Mrs Harvey
II"ueht. of Dmchmou Run. last week
Mr. and Mrs S. II. Sinners OF
White Pine were visiting the Iattcr.s
mother Mrs Il J. Sinner. for ~ few
days last week.
Miss Alta Snidcr has returned home
from Parkcrsburg whore She had been
going 10 school
oscar Yoak Of Ayers was Sunday
visitor at the home Of =. w. Collins.
Cora bye Of Smlthvinc was shopping
in town Saturday
Mrs. William Snidcr was visiting hci
sister Mrs j A. Hays Of Hartley sun
day.
We arc having splendid SUNDAY
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NoTIcE 70 LrENmoLDERs

Io aII persons holding lions hy fud g..
"rut or otherwise against the person ,aI
property or real estate or any ID ART
Thereof, owned 10y Homer A Price or
William r. Price.
lu pursuance of decree of fine q ir-
CUT Court of Calhoun county. W.ost
lIrelnin rendered ON the 2Ofh d,,v of
April l9-I iu a suit in chunccry tho rc.
~ pending wherein the Peoples Bo mix
OF 6rantsvillc. "a corporation. is ploi N.
tlII ana the said Homer A. Prize. w il.
nam H. Price and others are dcfen d.
hhtS' TO subject the real estate and 90 r.
''in OIL the personal property Of N 10
',..' Homer a. Price and William 7 +,
rice 10 the satisfaction of the lien .
y tN's'IhE against the same, you are here
ny required to present all claims hci,
y you ana each Of you against tho
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


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prin, 'i'i'''' a. rice ana william T..
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with certain rights i'm said land for
operating and producing said oil and
gas. granted unto the said Godfrey 7,
Cabot Joy Laura v Ash and Elijah Ash
her husband. 10y decd dated March 9Th
1900. aud recorded i'm the Clerks office
oI the County Court of Calhoun conn
ty. West Virginia i'm Deed Book No re-
100 page 49, Second AL of the natural
gus and ~cvcucighUs of the oil i'm. ON
and under ull That certain tract Of
I"2 acres OF land. lying and being sit
uHfr ou Cine waters of Little Kaugwba
ii'"r boo sherman District. Calhoun
county, West Virginia. together with
certain ri-hts boo said land for operat.
mug Hnd producing said oil and gas
-IHiIrd unto the said Godfrey l.. Cabot
10y w rafferty, and wife bv decd
'j''i March 9Th. 1908. and recorded
i. -HId Hhouu county Court CLERKS
..'l' ODD Deed Book No 3G at mage ~
Ihlid. ihc oil and gas wells ON said
'Nn Il'" of land. and the machinery
a'I IIN.urcS thereon including engines
'"li'iS pipe lines. wood rigs and other
HpiIdlcc~ used i'm operating said land
J"I inc production of oil and gas tbere.
ROM and in operating said wells. IL is
therefore ordered that the said Godfrey
-. 'ahot clio appear here within one
month after the first publication of this
oruer ana do what is necessary TO pro-
'cct his interest in the above styled
Tcstc:
H. l.. TERRELL Clerk.
a. G. Mathews, Attorney.
Date OF First Publication. May 8 1927.
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TROOPERS DO WELL
DURING FEBRUARY

Although the concentration of West
Nirginia's entire State Police force in
Mingo county has greatly limited the
scope of its operations, IS arrests
were made in February. Onenses for
which arrests were made include muir.
der, bootlegging, moonshining burg
larry, arson, rioting, shooting with in.
tent to Kill, desertion wife-beating.
gambling, riding freight trains, carry
ing concealed weapons and drunken
ness
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA TOWTT
At RuIos held i'm fine Clerk. offico 81
thc Circuit Cont of C,ILoun Cnu,,t,.
ON Monday. the 2ud dov of Nav fo11
the following order was cntnrni
G. w. Uardmou and 4 q
Uardmou. Plaintiffs
Against
Amelia C. Gcrwie Evocutriv
and Edward G Gcrvio Tvnc,,tor
of tbc last viii ana tnst,rne,,t
of l. G Gcryyia, dccnosnd tr,cIi,
G Geryir widow and WaItcr
Gcrvig Edward & Ga,.,ri,, Ia,
Jones and Florence Euba1I,
dcvisocs. children ana bcirs
at law of Edward q Gc,,vio
deceased and Charles Llnctl,c
Defendants
I'm Cbouccrv
The object of tho 9bovo stvInd ,otI.n
is IN have a certain oil and o,s Ira.n
dated ON tho 12fb dov or \n,o,,I,or.
1909 recorded i'm tbo cgcrl.. ,rri., If
flc Comfy Court of ,.id cannon, ,.,.,,,,
tv. I'm Decd Book 80 22 .t r,g, onn
made by NJ IIardmnu ana ,yiCG to x "
McCung. aud by tbc Said \ " Nc.
Cluup transferred and .,..i..,,,l a..
G.. W. IIardm9p AIIio rI,rdI,,,, ~
IIlrdmau and l. - Hic.ol aud a.,
fhcuI transferred and ,.-i,,,.I a.. ~
BickcI and W. II HickoI H. d,ir,
business Ys Eicl.rl FRO. and I,,. ,i,,,,,,
sold. transferred 9ud ,ssiop,J r., J.. a.
Gcr,vir and ur J.f,,,1,f. rl,...r,.
Koctbc T. g. Gor,yia rr I-v.,rf,.,. ..,.i
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BARNES Run AND HUR ITEMS.

OH, p'''''i''S Is me go around here
'''' '''''''N :
sir. and Mrs. William Slider were
, s,,.,,''- ~ d. N''l"pI' ana family over
'',''''
.1..,. ' WYNN e ,'''''' was III nome sun
,.,,,. ' '," 'i''''N ISL ana returned
,,.,
.,., -" vs. '''",'' i'''l''! Hlld'r. Eddle
.,.,,,,t 49, I,' ,, anu r"rI'iI NlrpF
"'''' !" ''' I"rr school house to sing
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called upon the moonshiners TO sur
render Instead they opened fire
without results.
Night found them still fighting
Then the State Police, unable to find
n door to the barn decided to wait
until daybreak. Under cover of dark
ness however the moonshiners made
a break for liberty, firing at the off
GERS as they ran.
The 60 gallon still. 300 gallons of
mash, 200 pounds of sugar and five
gallons of whiskey were destroyed.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
BIG SPRINGS NEWS.

Mrs. Elva Snider has returned to her
home at this place after spending Soy
eral days with friends and relatives
near ParkcrSburg.
Ernest IIayhurSt sold his Ford car to
JcH Dye. of this place one day last
week
We now NAVE Il very fine telephone
system ut this place. We are not only
able to call our neighbOrS quickly. but
can also talk directly to HarriSvillc.
PcnnSboro. ParkcrSburg and other
points without any trouble. Travelling
men Frequently 'brag" on our service
which gives us il feeling of pride and
satisfaction.
string of five inch casing was run
last week ut the Campbell well near
Lough at Il depth of 2OS5 feet. Drill
ing will be commenced this week as if
IS tn" intention Of the company To go to
he B"r"H sand ii no pay is encountered
in amy othcf sand before reaching
there.
Playford hight rcturntd last week
from liarriSvilc with Il truck load of
merchandise for some of the local lncr-
hantS.
Several drummrrS were calling on
"cll merchants This past week. The
majority OF them are making the trim
~ automobile. as The roads were in
cry good condition before the recent
aims came
Leo Jackson. chai1cur fer Rymcr's
.arngc at iIarriSvilr was visiting his
mrcntS here Sunday.
y force of mon are working thr rood
rom Freed To the Class \ road Dt \
1. Jackson'S store. This road down
'radlng Creek has had no work done
M it by the county in wears. and only
y The farmers doing The work
themselves will there ever be any
Dads
Rev Smith Dye. of Cramtsvillt. de-
v"rcd Il very able and inspiring ser
Ion to tn" people of Big Springs sun
NY altr: noon. Rev. Dyr X well liked
this community and rs :; token of ou.
rec.ntion ;nc People took up a collcc-
%" which resulted in twenty dollars.
II Rev. Dye. Rev. bye LEFT 100 further
pp'inimcmt To" this place. but if is
"pri he may find time to preach here
'egularly
Singing at Prosperity Baptist church
very Thursday night. Everyone is
invited to attend.
George w. Norman is planning to
AXE in the big circus at Parekrsburg
IN the 18th of this month.
Rev. d NJ. Cain. regular pastor Of the
Methodist church here. will preach
Iere Saturday night, May 9TH. Also on
sunday forenoon May Sth. Attendance
1t Sunday school here last Sunday
LAY lSt' was 10. \ good record. we
believe. How many Sunday schools in
ne county can boast of a larger atten-
lance?
Miss Mary Jackson is doing some
Fpewriting work in the county clerks
Office at Grantsvillc Miss Jackson is q
graduate of Mountain State business
College at Parkersburg.
Many people here regret TO learn Of
he resignation of Miss leila Proud
root as Switch-tcndcr at Grantsivllc.
celia has the best wishes of all here for
future success.
Audra Wilson ana Don Johnson went
10 Grantsville Saturday on a business
mission.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
:AAN-ki.LER CAUGHT
IN MOUNTAIN CHASE

Trailing murders through the noun
tain wilderness is part of the days
work of the West Virginia State
Police. The most recent alleged man
killer brought to Justice is William
Johnson, a negro.
He was arrested by Trooper Doc
Rose after the officer followed him for
days finally locating him in Fayette-
vile. He IS said t. havo slain rel,
low miner during a quarrel
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
POLICE POST AGAIN
AT M0RGANTQ'NN

Because of the Staying of Pat
Bevans, head of the miners local
union at Morgantown, and brief out
break OF rioting which followed d. the
Morgantown post of the West Virginia
State Police has been re-esta blished
with Trooper Charles Calhoun in
charge The detail consists OF four
troopers.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05
MILO NEWS

We have been having quite q bit
Of rain for fine past week and farmers
are getting behind with their work.
Clcvc DavissOu, Of Lewis county. was
out IN this part of the country buying
cattle last week Cattle are quite dull
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA. TO-WIT:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court OF Calhoun County.
West Virginia, on Monday the 2nd day
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA. TO-WIT:
At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Calhoun County.
ON Monday. the md day of May. 1921.
the following order WAS entered.
Maudic Stalnaker. Plaintiff,
Against
a. Il. StalIHkcr, Defendant
I'm Chanccry.
The object of the above styled cause
is to obtain an absolute divorce: and
if appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant \. Il. Stalnakcr. is non
resident of this state. il is ordered that
he do appear here within one month
after the first publication of This order
and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in the above styled cause.
TeStc:
L. l.. FERRELL. Clerk.
\. G.. Mathews. Attorney.
Date of First Publication. May , 1921.
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REVERE NEWS

the past week with :: cold.
Born to Rymrr Elder ana wife Il
son.
WyerS attended the sale at the home
of Freeman Amos, of Laurel. Saturday
Mrs. Minerva Kelley is Sick
Mr. and Mrs. Len Church. of Morgan
Charles Radabaugh
Miss Eva Edman is home from
GrantSvilr.
Mrs. John Gamer remains very i'll.
Leonard Nuttcr Jake Caldwell and
Frank RalSton are teaming for the
South Penn near Revere.
l. c .Kight has bought II farm of viii
Roberts near Nobc
Miss MaSic Kelley who has been sick
for some time. is not much better
Mrs. Phillip Terrell is spending the
Spring with her daughter. Mrs. Der
nard Ayers. of Nohr
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Knight and
children spent Saturday and Sunday at
Brooksvill.
NJ. and Mrs. George Doolcy. of Mar
ion county. Spr.t Il few days last wccl.
With friends ou Trace
r,,
coi,',r ,na,. ..,,,.,, ','''' w. - nv
delightful surprise party one nigh,
last week. tine affair being given il
homer Of of the lattcr'S birthday.
N p,.u
thc CUES; of Mrs. Lvdin Ayers fron
Sunday uAti Monday.
hudson, Pam ,,... ....,.
week. ~
cro,.or ro,r.,o ,..,.. ,,,., -,
homo 49, ,t,n,,i,..,tn,, w. '''
t,..ono ,ro,,,. 80 c....,
hoor,Iipg ~ En-. hanna - u,I'ar;,.,
p,r,.n. az
Eo...or t.o.,i.,o .., 49,, NJ.
C.c,, >.,i1l :. iu ,c,.,,iii.i ~
49, ''''i''N I''''''''''uSh Is on tn"
own Lot
-n''' ''!' N'E'''' A''iI huIdah
1854 '''''' i GUNNER Oh o'N'rS II.
,'''' ~ az ,''''r" n'E'n'aF party
dor. .rn ,,r.. n.r.,.
honor al ..I-n,Io. I,I.n v,,,i,,.',
r
sun VI MI "i" MIS-
va. ''''',,''','''' ''''S '''''' "'' 'A' |''i
| ''' WV" ~ muir
Roipi NIci".a" and Roscoe WIT at
'y'.',;' S.''-'''S 1T '''''' NaIi'F Natur
Eerman Wright and family and Mrs.
f @,rt ''v[ were were calllhs at the home
-" ''', WV - "' 'ulu"!'
h"Iph NaSS' who used to work in
TINS vicinity. was married recently to
,.'' '''''''" i'''' iS'o'' ol "aShOurh'
Mrs Oaf Radabaugh and Miss Rose
richards have been quite ill for the
P"H' IL" u"'S Win coidS.
"ord was received here few days
ago OF me ueath OF Mrs. Zelda Hought-
on winch occurred at Durant, Okla
We1io s,n nriore marriage I. she was Miss
''e''' '''o'"'''' u i'"'oh Rouge La.
MIS- Nancy Nicholas, who fell and
mua herself sometime ago still remains
"''"Di' - Walk "i'hout assistance.
49, nus pt" received mere OF tho
h".o 90 ~ MSS "e itaIStoh' OF neal
I ,arl.., ""u NI james Maxwell of
Ntarion G ~ '','' ven, TOOK place at
marion ono on May LIST. They will
make their future homo ''' '"'' " III
olor cn,,.,. 49,,
purchased nov nor. '0' - Ne''gE nave
chance. girls 10 ''u'
Nry roi. ,
MiN L!ula AYERS who has been
Kansas civ No g,r n .|v w. -, i,'' %
tlrely cured - VII
MarseiIIe Oucon ,yho h.. ,.,,.. ...,.
i'll for several months ronaiu" 4 -,
very soriouy canIi,i '',,''' ''ii'"'''S III u
The South Penn crc,, -, t,,oauo..,
linemen who have bc.,, ,,.ar,.i.',. ~ ,'l'.
line through moro for .,..,o ,,,.,7 va q
returned to Parkorsburg
The people i'm this vici,ft,. AFRO .,o-,.
ing the roods II, ordo, t,a, r,,.,.
have roads tbot tbcv c,r ,,,, , ''''
I,,, E,,,n,
Russell Sclmon. Brooks Sinners. Ally
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THE PEOPLES BANK.
OF EVANSVILLE

REPORT of the coalition of the
at GrartSy He in ia" April
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A pipes a pal packed with P. A.!

Seven days OFT OF every week you'll get real smoke
10y and real smoke conference.-the you'll get closeup
TO Jimmy pipe! Buy and know that for yourself!
Packed with COOL elghtfu, fragrant Prince Albert
pipes the greatest treat the happiest and appe
tzing smokeslant you had handed out!
You can chun It with pipe-and you will--once
you know that Prince Albert is free from bite and
parch (Cut out by exclusive patented processD
Why-every puff q P. A. makes you want two more;
every puff hits the bullseye harder and than the
last! You can't resist such delight
And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when
you roll cigarette with Prince Albert Such entic
ing flavor you did know! And P A stays put be-
cause it, crmp cut-and it's cnch roll! You try ~
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Subscribed ana sworn to before me
this 4th day of May. 1921
Gaze +. Mathews. Notary Public
My Commission Expires Sept. II. 1890
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G.. =. SMITH
VI. \. &. BOARD
G.. y. WITT
Directors.
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Liabilities

Liabilities
Capital Stock paid in &3O.OOOOO
Surplus fund 100000
Undivided profit l.T7S 10
Deposits, Viz:
Subject to check 156.3G1.3G
Demand certifi-
Gates 122.1S1.13
Savings Deposits 1.S63. 80 $50. 4OG3S
Cashiers checks 794O5
Notes and bills rediScOunted u. 10000
Bills Payable l2.5OOOO
Total $3Gl. 2TS.92
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-19
CHARGECONSP|RACY ID HIGH OFFICERS. IN BERCDOLL CASE.
AnSelI, Hunt and Cresson Ac- Cused in Majority Report Filed by Investigating
 Committee
By Associated Press

Omaha, Neb., August 1S.-COI. C. C. Cresson of Fort Crook. Neb.. who prosecuted Grover Cleveland Bcrg doll, com menting today on report from charged with conspiracy in con nection with BergdoIi's escape, said that he knew nothing of the escape until after Bergdoii had got away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-19
HORNADY'S BOOK
 OUT IN OCTOBER
Dodd, Mead & Co. Will Pub fish Book of Birming-
 ham" Under Rush Order

New York, August 1s.-( (Special)- Coincident with the visit of Presi- dent Harding to Birmingham during the semi-centennial celebration, Doed, Mead & Co, the great New York pub fishers will have out the Book of Birmingham" by John R. Horna1y
 MT. Hornady, on Tuesday signed with the publishers contract for the production of the book and work was started upon 1t immediately under rush order. The book, which furn- ishes graphic account of Birming- hams achievements during the past 50 years. will have gold embossed cover printed in four colors, and will contain muitiple-color frontispiece by Roderick Mackenzie, the famous painter of steel mil scenes, who loaned MT Hornady a $500 oil painting for this purpose The ] ook will also contain numerous photo graphic views about Brmingh tm, and 50 pen drawings by Paul Pim. Only four cities in America have Lad a similar book produced, these cities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-19
PATHETIC SCENE WHEN
 JUDGE RENDERS DECISION

Tuscaloosa, August 1S-(Special ) In the habeas corpus proceeding brought against H. O.. Hannah of Searles by R. M. Matthews of Adger yesterday for the custody of the lat ter's 11year- old son, heartrend- ing scene took place.
 Mir. Hannah, it s&eems, is the grand father of the child and his mother having died at his birth, MT. Hannah had reared him thus far, and they were greatly attached to each other
 The father introduced several prominent men from his home town who testified that he had married a good woman and was prosperous so that he was perfectly capable and able to take care of the child prop erly. It was proven that the child was not receiving schooling that he should have at his age, and the de- cision was rendered in favor of his father.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-19
BAD BREATH IS
 DANGER SIGNAL

Thousands of men and women have bad breath and yet don't realize it's terrible significance. For too often this disagreeable condition is signal that there are dangerous germs in the mouth decaying the teeth or at lacking the gums, or throat.
 Everyone so affected should lose no time in getting an antiseptic mouth wash such as Steroline. A few drops of this solution on toothbrush reaches the most hidden recesses of the teeth and mouth, cleansing and sterilizing them thoroughly
 Health authorities also recom- mend gargling Steroline frequently and spraying the nose and throat with it. Many contagious diseases are contracted through the nose or mouth, and the regular use of a mouth wash In sthis manner insures you against these dangerous germs. Get bottle of Steroline from your druggist today, and use it regularly. -IdV