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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
WESTERLY

Because the structure was considered to be in dangerous condition, it was decided to close the White Rock bridge to traffic, at the regular monthly meet ing of the Westerly town council, held Tuesday morning. The following com mittee was appointed to secure the pro per signs and close the structure to ve- hicles, at once; Councilmen George H. Harper and Clifford ". Campbell, and Town Solicitor Harry B. Agard.
 The bridge at White Rock has been debatable subject at council meetings for the past few months, ever since the Shore Line company offered it to the towns or Westerly and Stonington. About 60 per cent of the structure is in Rhode Island, and the council voted to accept that portion at a meeting held several months ago. Repairs were made to the planking on this side, but the town offiffi- cials of Stonington have done nothing on the matter, with the result that the remaining 40 per cent of the bride is in a dangerous condition. 4 short time
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
NORWICH BULLETIN
 wILLMAhTle eFFleE Tsauchsss tos @ Church e

What Is selnF On Tonight. st. Jean Baptiste Society meets at sT NaliuT streGE-
 Vniet Rehekzh I-sdes, No. 57, I. o. O. F- meets at So7 Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07

lund visited in Jewett City Saturday.
 Mt. Titisky is having yeranda add ed to his tenement in Pequot together with inside repails.
 Walter Allen and Charles Russell of the U. s. navy are spending ten days furleugh in PalmerteWn- : after spending a week with Mrs. .-au4c LeGram.
 John Mastroddi is at his home after undergoing an operation for appendici= tis
 MT and Mrs. Jack Bjorkiund, Mrs. Anna Beauchland and Master Jerry Beauchland of New Britain spent the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Charles BoSka
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
STOP cORNS
 M A MOMENT
Do t 5 c Toaeh Such PGins
 Are Needless Nesu

Do H 6I q 1o1cGk 0uca 0zssS
 Are Nsedtsss Neso You can stop any corn pain tss stantiY. Yoa can remove any corn b short order.
 Yea eaa do it in a way So gentle that yedH forget the corn, The method is Biue-;ay- liquid cr piastss. 4 teach applies 1t. Then the whole eexn seon leoseas and comes ost. Bias~iay is made ia q world. famed 1abera4aFy. It 3s modern, seieatihe, right, It is fast dis1iaeiag former methods, harsh and crude. Tonight thousands of people viii apply Biae13ay - why not 1ess Wsseh t end a cora for ysu. Tsy t t0aishs
 ,Yaae dfsegfst has
 Iis6d eg Pla4see
 Blue jay
 sseps Pain 1nstanesy
 Ends Corns Qdcady
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07

The Westerly K. of c. baseball nine will play the Colonials of Norwich here Sunday afternoon.
 Edgar Stiilman of HaFrsEansstt s1e- nue has returned after spending the past few weeks with friends in Shiloh. E ].
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07

High street, Thursday afternoon, when the government cleanup squad will be present
 MT. and Mrs. George Kellogg have re turned to their home in Amsterdam. N r.. after a visit with Westerly relatives
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
the American Chemical ssess.y in Nsv

York
 Miss Ethel L. Klein went to Rlain- vile Tuesday, to enter upon her new duties in the pgbltc schsols of that town
 September meeting of Danhan Me merial church Thursday, g.se p. m., in the chapel Church and Sunday school services will be held next Sunday ar usual time. Communion service at the close of preaching service.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07

WlmDent,e BetAF4ans, at thelr week b meeting FusEasy noon. heard an in- tHestiaE talk on Hawaii by Harold Aesss of lilo, HaHanL a member of the Hiio Rotary club. Mir Moses has Vpzt the past tEenty-three years of hls nfs on 'ths islands and is aow en- ieying tTsp to the east, Etating rel ztiYea
 The main business of the islands, sal Nr. Mose& is sugar and pineappis pro- eletion. For isse the tstal sxler4s of the isands reached s1ez.oeo.e0o of which total the pineapple crop figured tWenty-fve millions The ETsatest trou- eia HpE encountered en the islands is 2 shar-ass of lsher, the sgEss indus v haEing q sheEaga of ss Tsr cent. eAinese are to Dc brought In te i'll the nsees for lgseyerz
 The average tsHzpsratprs of the Ha- ~saaaz IslaEds ranges between 55 and degrees but Hlio has a tsmperatnre ~ a6eut tln -aegzees beloE tkat ave- raFa, The raiay season on the islands extends from Jannary lst to December
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
AN APPEAL

From the Pacific Coast Rescue and
Protective Society, to the Silent Work.
ers Of Oreeon:-
1t is needless for us to go into de-
tail and explain to you the problem OF
feeding 144 women, babies and child
rem. The :ask is difficult at any time,
but a tremendous burden at present.
This is an appeal to you to remember
the girls and the babies during this
coming season, and put up little ex-
ira fruit, with or without sugar, for
shipment to the Louise Home, and the
Albertina Kerr Nursery Home, where
we are caring for abandoned mothers
and babies. We assure you that what
ever you can do in their behalf will
be greatly appreciated. We would
suggest that you form club in your
town and ship barrel of canned fruit
or canned vegetables. Fruits, vege-
tables, potatoes and eggs are needed
We use IA dozen eggs a week for the
babies alone. We will gladly furnis-.
as many glass jars as you desire, and
prepay all freight charges.
For shipping instructions address
all correspondence to Gen. Supt. w.
e. MacLaren, 1876, Burnside Street.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
OBITUARY

James, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Willis Of Dallas Oregon, was born
May 16, 1908 at West Yaquina, Lin
coin County, Oregon. 1t was at this
place that he began his education in
the public school attending for four
years. When the family removed to
Dallas he entered the schools there,
attending for two and half years.
On September 1st, 1918 he became a
member Of the Methodist Sunday
School in Dallas, and later united with
the Church. He was ever loving son
and brother, truthful and obedient at
all times.
A few weeks ago while picking
cherries the limb on which he was
standing gave way and he fell dis
tance of about Is feet sustaining a
compound fracture of his left arm. A
few days ago he was stricken with
lock-jaw and on Friday night, July 15,
at IL O'Clock, the Heavenly Father,
who knoweth what is best, called him
Home.
He leaves to mourn his loss a loving
father and mother, two brothers, six
sisters and other relatives and friends.
He was 13 years, months, old at his
death. Funeral services were held in
the Methodist Church OF Dallas, Mon
day the 18th, Rev. Frank James, pas
tor, officiating. Interment was in the
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Dear little son and brother, thou
hast left US. We thy loss most deeply
feel: But t is God that has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows feel"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
PLAYS OF THE WEEK AT
THE MIDWAY, NEWPORT

For Friday and Saturday, July 29th
and SCth, we are showing Douglas
Fairbanks in
1.-THE MARK or zORo"
Everyone who has seen this picture
enthusiastically proclaims that as The
very best thing Fairbanks has ever
done, and that is saying a lot.
The story ran in the "All Story Mag
azine" under the title of "The Curse
of Capistrano"
There is "TORCHY" Comedy also
On Sunday and Monday we offer
that wonderful hit
"HUMERISQUE"
Nothing finer has been produced
than "Humerisque" as is testified by
the vast throngs who have witnessed
1t. We are putting it on with special
music featuring the violin.
You will see a good comedy with 1t
also.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
FRUIT VALE

Mrs. Dameier and two daughters
from Lena, H., are visiting Mrs.
Dameier's daughter, Mrs. Dennis
Swaney of this place. They arrived
here Friday the 22nd, after long
hot trip, making stops in Nebraska,
Colorado and Salt Lake. They all
agreed that for pleasure and sights the
trip from Portland to Newport sur
passed anything they experienced on
the entire trip. How is that for an
Oregon booster.
Mrs. Lucille Allgood Of San Diego.
California, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Chas. Baker
Mr.. Parker's brother from the Val.
ley, drove down for few days visit.
Miss Verne Ross of Toledo has been
engaged to teach the school for the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kelso and Mr.
Miller left for the Valley for a visit
in their machine, the first Of the
week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
Sunday evening, returning to Toledo
Tuesday.
HARLAN

Mrs. Sam Grant died Friday, J..ly
22, at Corvallis, after an illness Of
several months. She was operated on
several weeks ago but failed to rally
from the operation. Mrs Grant was
a noble and good woman, a perfect
mother and a Christian. She leaves
to mourn her death, her husband and
five sons. The body of the deceased
was taken to Fossil, Oregon for inter.
ment.
Charles La;hrop and wife of Port
land passed through here last week.
b. F. Grant accompanied his brother,
Sam, to eastern Oregon on his sad
journey to Fossil.
Frank Allison was down the river
posting fire warning notices last week
Clarence Davis and Fred Commons
went to Tum Tum to play ball Sun
day.
Several families fronl here have
been out on the Peak blackberrying.
They all report good returns
Mrs. B. f. Grant is still in Corvallis
but is improving now.
Lester, Willis, Lige and Huston
Grant and their families, Clifford Nc
Donald. wife and baby went to Cor
Wallis Sunday to attend the funeral Of
their aunt, Mrs. Sam Grant.
Will Randall and family pass ID
through here on their way to Drift
Creek. MIR. and Mrs. Randall resided
here several years ago.
Hay harvest is nicely started now
and II the good weather will hold out
everyone will be gra' eful.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
GLEN

Mrs. j. E. Crooks, and children re.
turned to Toledo Tuesday, after a
weeks visit with her brothers, Nathan
and Elmer, Watkins.
Mrs. j. w. Davenport and daughters,
Rosa and Alice, went to the Peak Sun.
day for a few days outing Mrs. Dav-
enport also went on to Corvallis on
business.
Mrs. w. R. Moore made a flying trip
to Toledo Monday
John Davenport assisted w. R.
Moore with his hay the first Of the
week.
Mrs. w. R. Moore and grandson.
Everette, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Wheeler
and little niece, Effie Moore, spent
last week camping and picking ber-
ries on the Peak.
w. r. Moore cut hay for Richard
Davenport Monday.
"A number of Toledo people went
outing on Drift Creek last week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
SOUTH BEACH

Mrs. Luderman of Newport passed
through South Beach, Saturday on her
way to Waldport to visit her daughter.
DR.. Belt was in South Beach Satur-
day for short time
Sydney Pruner Of West Yaquina was
visiting his grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. FELTON,, Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. VIM. Matthews of Newport
went through here Saturday on her
way home from Yachats.
F.. L. Moore went out to Toledo on
Tuesday
+. l.. Moore's have closed their res
taurant.
John Moore went to Newport Mon.
day.
Mr.. Harlan returned to South Beach
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
AUTO RAMS HOUSE

Edward Dahl went over the grade
near the AL Waugh place Monday
evening with his Buick Six, and ram
med into the side Of Mr.. Waugh 8
house, inflicting some damage to The
house and bending an axle and smash
ing one of the tenders ON the car.
1t seems that Dahl, accompanied by
Vernon Johnston, was driving out the
Corvallis road when he met another
car on the turn. He swung out 20
avoid collision and skidded off the
road and down over the embankment
for about thirty feet. Fortunately the
car did not turn over, and no one was
hurt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O6126


U. s. Land Office at Portland, Ore,
July Goth, 1921
NOTICE is hereby given that Mar.
ion F. Wagner, of Chitwood, Lincoln
County, Oregon, who, on August 10th,
1918, made Homestead Entry, No.
O6126, for SR SWA and S1a SEM
Section &c, Township 10 s., Range 10
W., Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Three.
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Clerk
of the County Court for Lincoln Coun.
ty, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on The
Both day Of August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ID. l.. Peterson OF Toledo, Oregon.
Fred Chambers, of Toledo, Oregon.
A. T. Goodrich, of Chitwood, Oregon
w. N. Cook, Of ChitwooG, Oregon.
Alexander Sweek,
Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
AT THE MOVIES
FRIDAY AND SATuRDi

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-Joe
Martin, the monkey with the college
education in the hilarious 2-reel jag
comedy, "A Prohibition Monkey
also the beautiful Clara kimbaIl
Young in the drama, "cheatins Cheat.
ers"-35c and 15c.
SIMULTANEOUSLY, Blanche Sweet
In the comedy-drama, "HeIp Wanted
Male"-also Ford Weekly. 30c. 10c.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
PICNIC

A very pleasant day was spent Sun
day by former Toledo people at the
Carl Nelson home at Metzger, Oregon.
Those being present were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Byers, and son, Marvin,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Steinhoff and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs.
Ole Amundson and sons, George and
Alfred, and Mrs. Gertrude Mork.
All agreed it was much like 1he
good old Southside picnics to be to.
gether again.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
GRAND JURY IN SESSION

The Grand Jury was allied together
Wednesday for the purpose Of inves-
tigating several cases which had been
referred to 1t. AS yet no indictments
have been returned, although it is ex-
pected that they will make their re-
port today. Those comprising the
Grand Jury are: Chas. Overlander,
Harlan; G. P. Lyons, Yaluina G. e.
Lewis, Ona; ]. ]. Derby, Taft; and
H. S. Presses, j. A. Maxwell and l.. d.
Parsons Of Newport.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
SIGN YOUR NAME

We received a nice budget of jazzy
news items from Kernville this week,
which among other things tell Of a
big masquerade ball to be given at
kernville, August 9Th. Unfortunately
the writer failed to sign his or her
name to them, so we were obliged to
consign them to the waste basket.
Come again and sign your name.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29

Ethel Meissner vs. Frank Meissner;
Suit.
Grant Hiscox VS.. Albert T. Goodrich /;
Suit.
Gust Olson VS.. w. T. Ball. ct NV;
Suit.
Campbell, Smith and Cook, Inc. vs..
H. A. Graves, H. A. Graves and w. A.
Graves. as Toledo Canning Co., and
Philomath Canning Co; Action.
Fred Horning VS.. Fischer-Storey
Lumber Co., ct al; Action.
Guy Roberts vs.. Fischer-Storey
Lumber Co.. ct al; Action.
United States Spruce Production
Corporation VS.. Rose Matthews, ct al;
Suit.
Guy Roberts VS.. Yaquina Electric
Co., a corporation; Action.
Sara Crahen VS.. Ernst G. Ebers;
Suit.
M. S. Woodcock VS.. Jessie F. Frey;
Suit.
Intertype Corporation VS.. William
Matthews; Action.
George Lewis VS.. Southern Pacific
Company; Action.
Ellen Weidman VS.. George Reinochl;
Action.
Leila Baker VS.. B. f. Jones, ct ux;
Suit.
Jane Ferr, Administrative Of the
Estate of Thomas Ferr, Deceased, vs.
Edward Wade, G. r. Schenck, and
Rose NJ. Schenck, his wife; Suit.
Alec Adjusting Bureau, a Corpora
ton, VS.. Jesse L. Strawn; Action.
Lavina Morris vs.. Charles Norwich;
Suit.
James Watts vs. Laura Buacketer;
Action.
Eugene Williams, VS.. Estate of
Annie Marie Matthews, William Mat
thews, ct al; Suit.
Iva l.. Hunt VS.. w. G. Emery and
wife, S. l.. Chambers, Ray Chambers
and wife, Archie Chambers, NJ. S.
Connor and wife, Matilda j. Plummer,
Unknown Heirs of VIM. Jefteries and
A. Neppach; Suit.
Lucinda Randall, Executrix vs. An
drew Story, ct al; Suit.
c. K. Crater, VS.. Samuel Bauman
and Esther Bauman, his wife; Action.
T. E Hines VS.. w. E. Earnest; Ac-
ton.
Ira F. Powers, Trustee VS.. Beaver
Lake Club, a corporation; Suit.
Elsie May Hershey VS.. Homer H.
Hershey; Suit.
Frances G. Davis vs. Myra Gallagher
Suit.
Elma Marvin vs.. Arthur E. Marvin;
Suit
+. l. Powell VS.. c. E. Powell and
Chesley Lumber Co., corporation;
Suit.
j. J. Sharp and F. B. King, as Sharp
and King vs.. Sletz Valley Lumber
Co., corporation; Action.
w. c. Winters VS.. Oceanside In
vestment Co., James Thorp, J. H.
Holt and H. A. Hostetler Suit
State Land Board vs.. Donald w.
Miles, guardian of the person and
estate of Charlotte Thomas, an insane
person. Suit.
Olive Squires VS.. H. G. Rhoades; Ac-
tion.
Annie White vs.. Lester A. White;
Suit.
Lincoln County Bank, corporation
vs.. Albert May. and Columbia Dairy
Products Company; Action.
}. A. Maxwell VS.. City Of Newport,
municipal corporation and Cecil EN-
cry, City Marshal of the City of New
port, Lincoln County, Oregon; Suit.
M. V. Farmer w. The City OF New
port, Oregon, municipal corporation
Action.
Philomath State Bank, a corpora
tion VS.. w. A. Graves, ct al; Suit.
William Benson VS.. Siletz Valley
Lumber Co., a corporation; George
Larsen and Isabelle Larsen, his wife;
and T. ]. Larsen; Suit,
l.. T. Casteel VS.. G. B. McCluskey,
Administrator of the Estate of James
Huntsucker, Deceased, ct al; Suit.
S. j, Kanunsky VS.. p. d. Healy;
Action.
Tom R. Pollock VS.. G. n Barclay;
Action.
lHvelyn Miller VS.. Martin Byerly;
Action.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks for
the kindness and sympathy shown us
during the death Of Alexander Bentley
and the beautiful flowers contributed.
Mrs. Alexander Bentley
and Children.
Mrs. Mary Bentley York
I,y1 NJ, and Family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

essafogtab'Y Sh~ Vas sesswrzss-,i 10
tie presence ~ fhfs handsosne young
stranger, al.sssled 10 the EiRnasT OF bis
uHttofHa. naa all the h~susy ut a,rn
VIII tpgfsa sGnsirasI2a be wAs rsslv
tsTaesaEiag t,ie sr&rkAe ~ Der gray
ey*s. shaded ~ icas tsshss as Ebony
he Il As bvF hair which haa= To rtes
lets ~ hsr Ss!ss DE a~sislrd that
She sas very pretty aed that ~ liked
TO have hsf tn the Saiyasica array
qas rs"rS
"Csut yes stay for meeting this
~yeultgy be Asksa use>sasls Ma
have augiHS trsp
Tamy's eyes dewr$neS almost 20 rus
truna black
~v,h. "a bose that r. Then shr shock
her brad ~Sap~,~ sh~ went an. 4 80,
10 70 hone 10 mummy shes all
alone Aphbe whsu ny daddy g.ts
back. IN rosas sstss time and SIT c~an
,hrcugh ih~ HlEht.~
For aa instant the nGii~ nas+.i
shsnat the Buys lips th-o gravity see.
tisss onr~ more over his earnest yoang
face
~S'bsf's d,,ne In mi. rlacvr si.s
gnes'sonst after . while,
So,h We sing ami rad aud pray
replied the hey. eve 10 everything
we enn to help people rhrrss such
lot Vt misery In The uoria
That's s. trae's you're horn,- came
bark nrntaptli., frpsa the t,ee,s1 RID
r'rs "i Know that becapss ny ,na,,h,r
- sick every day, and abe cries ton,
That's misery Elnt Hw
Captain Mart'Auley vAs nSrd 10
tales ~ sor but he Knew . paRBcr,
ff,r' ssS'ya~ rre~- n nv ~ NJ sar7
"ferhaps yea cou'd get hTr Ia GENE
.hfss. s.ta.Sns ,fNep1sgl IN ,Sag. .tis.uA spA
could -
= 'rtdads Wouldn't = ~ hrr rs. h.
retds aud abe lirsi objectionable
saidrnei gray eyvs t. bis "Nou ss~
0sisa man owns wauan and Sh~
,loh't d. the things he tells her 10. h-
heNtS her, huhr
There Mas mute pleading In her cA
pressian az she drew back "a abe
h.neh l'tiIe iarther awsA, fr,s' him,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN
FROM ACHING JOINTS
&Hs Psia rsest ses sssss tssSsa trial
bottle 81 old EST Jacobs Oh"

Stop 'ti0nnz" Ehsnnm liam.
rs pnit, unlT Dot cue ense In tifty
SclWfiw trtrgnst tr,ss.A.nsass i2A
s~othtGg, pvnetrpttns ~ tnruhs CIR
rEhi Oh the "teptef spqts, and ~ tho
tmo vnu say lark Hnbihssn .si,lt
Il ry,;,ses. sr.' Fts~aEaatht Esrg ~issi sia~'sgsn
M iacohs or Ia ~ barlnless rhru.
mnueu lIrnent which nnsef disnp.
points end daean't burn the skin II
takes Iatu. soreness and Stiffness from
aching Joints. muscles nnd bones !.
stups srlAtiea. luhlhaEn. harkachs and
apufaiEin,
Lumber up Get n small trial bottle
A. ~sis sA,et, .ss>assyi-. ....r. ises.&,o ON
from any drug store Hsstl IA u,"n-at,
ynail be trtr from pains. Aches uni
Stiffness Iaunt aaHet kuh FAruais.
tiAin away Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

All lie Nigh, have known that she
Ind bes'u swept along hy the r~l''ni.
s.ss tide NJ hrutaiit,. He sighssi =
h,tie tie bad sva enough ~ i.norsnl
metz with their suptvu~ espiisIn. TO
know sae told the truth
-Ypur fn,h~r ,s-~.s-~~ruv, 10 ycrr
mother, th~s,1" he fal,er~i
She reraain~d In ds~r though, f~
the space af q ssw sr~onds
"A. swas cs swe. ns~sss~ lnurv. ssas
kilttn thing to wanien folks, MAS
The response she made cyntua~dly ut
length
~, unu~wsl haa a~~n ss+ @nyuer
that Philip MacsNaaley xaa~i 81 her In
ama fstnens
Have yun ever hrayi et--.nf tl%i''
is- a.srsss aans'iy, ht- s,s;, r>"s''sion AZ
l@r'r' 10 ih~ stuinhl, NJ bis ionxu@
Tonastsel lsasisssa ,,~
\ hear t:s@t d-,-n n,~r%'n a hundt~i
,inp~ day she r~pliet Is that
wtni yau nl@anf"
Not quite answered t'hNil. star
t,yi No. MOI that"
hvu ~hair d~snansi~d Tony
What Mind IL ,;,-i sio ypa ns~nhs"
S,rs that IL gupsi explained fNll.
lp> There $50, any Gosi bet the eas
% ~ htii.--~.
My ma,nmyv hr~stn~d the gsr,.
misty tears saadcwlng her eyes
YES
"Nher~ 10 BE-. ,ssn~' TIE xerts
shct forth s~grh such lpsi-enc~ thar
something within i'hilsp Mas-aai~y
rtSs 10 its tieinan1
Ssgaa et~s c,w ia ~ sS~si to my
Hofh~r the ssFt ran oe h~fsrv ~
.txeald sp-~s Shes sex and sopSsy
oi~ I've eN to 80 sasnrtaing isr a-r
Where's wear s+tpia Cod aE.,~r,-
Right h..rs In t,l. pgsy~ ate
Ff&stp graass tsEsrathlr s~e~l&ns
oNsr ha In fsr1 there tsat AIS
p,aes asrYs 6,eN1 i nn'
lie ue.qia.1t ccHt ID a dirty r@7s,
f,',t ~ess iier acusa n.'s,t Toy
vs.hse~Sgy
As's-rs,sirs~A Nj s9rh --u54ss7~s. f'sp.
"a Ma s'saey e rrr1 tsrsse'f sts,p,
=, bs fStvy3 bar s.s4#yuix W., 5, r--
~ r., <Gr1rrv re srrcfrt ' q ,ss
~kIs sry cy.41 Tl-E D. de4.,s,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

w local Applications as thay cansot
l~arh the diseased portion OF tho ear.
satafrha! aasfness requires eous'it1'
lanai nestmAnI HALLS CAfARNH
MEDICINE Ia a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Iseafnwss ~ caused ny an to-
Aiusi condition ~ the mucous lining o.
f@ tuEtachian Tube Nhan this tube 10
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