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financial pan,es under Rspuhli.
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the Fordncy tAnf hiil Was
literally nddIcd by dcmo,ragir
uhers one ~ the msst q
'.'lFc spcchcs maic apains; =
e#s by Representative jaime. {
tHHfH' DEN. Ky Who 600.
sfgi not only the fanH na.i
D.s q th. two parties. hHl slsp
'.. results of then rs, ,-riltv
'#F acts. The fo'uvfar arr
sng extract, from his 30.
cent address
II has always bccn 'hc trt II
republican party duuGa .Hht
. .smpa gDs that fhs 80 ~ z
m...sl uaAirs - the sauntp
..wr under lpw-tauH dsm,eIa b.
t.. The rrscrs" is true. IN
ths impartial reading ~ the hts.
'u = our country wili rr..e
f.s' the gr,a'r., fnarrie' uanI.,
come Uaanr niuh.fsuH 1.v
.H' rrrr' rspIcs ~ ls.f aud
rI iND com. an etf,
when Republican .-rF u'I
g. ls, a. fh IrfH r.,l.
E-su .nc7d. Oh. mot ir art
,s. crwraier fT' 'a mf..e.r
ff' facts y 'hr, .f.0. tal 81 e..
&" m. thrs gs1 Ern htf s...
torres The .as' urrud,r'taI .sr.
n1ign o. she most b.ar '.-s.
'hIs statement .r .ur s.'frrnsf
alsfurs IN riusfnr thy statement
] wish - snuhasirr rrfhyr .Aa
fundamental difference b.'sr.n
'h' democratic ard rp hhrsa
parties o0 the 'auH issu,
The democratic parts believes
DO q ia0f fof The f-,au'.. a+.is
IN" erubllran rar't 3 Hrrc. rra
tariff f1r capital only
b. democratic uaris 'als
tariF burden msti, ard caurt-
ably distributed and falling hEhi.
IN on the shoulders - The f-urie
Will. the republican part, iays
burden y taxation hes,ih On tho
shoulders II labor and ssirrul.
;urc and gives tho tounu 90
rai,cd into the pockets ~ the p
yornd manufacture
The democratic policy al! the
tariff shields tho people frur the
'Nactions - homo manat.ulir,
and trusts. while the rcpubhcan
tariff laws offer shelter for
monopoly and bid wrlcou, a. cv. I
'ry combination 81 capital that
you'd upprcss the people
The democratic policy ON tho 4
arih gives every ciiirrn an equal /
'hancc and opportunity under aur /
avs, while the republican polio, /
gives out special privileges 20 the /
few.
The democratic policy q, the /
Amcrican solcy of the .quarc
ieal, while the republican p.otic, /
: un-American IN ever, detail /
md particular. have an ahid
ng faith that IN the ncNi clcc.
ion the American people piIl re-
urn 10 American policies and tu
he democratic IDEAL 81 'caual
lights TO al and special priyilcg. |
q 10 none
The farmer and the iabounr !
nan should never forget tha, the
greatest prosperity they ever en-
Dyed was under dcmocrailc ad.
headed by that
-reat statesman and Dstrot.
Woodrow Wilson. and that the
aw under which this prosperity
anne was !ow-tariif democratic
aw drawn by that illuStr,ous
tatesman of the south. Oscar
J underwood.
The republican party has real
red that IT cannot make good It's
alse promises, and now falls mack
nto the arms of its faithful ally,
he protected selfish manufactur.
M interests, with the hnpa that
1llllons Of dollars in the next |
an1nairn utif ac~.tu ts,,.,, .ks,., | ,
Marble Hill press., 1921-08-11

n" h-t sup Uf fAs ue..
si'ais with lsw rrsg. rre .,,,.
trn oi an sdotu,ng seus,t N.
i'''s m 'h~ hills ana ust r., D..
familiar With ail ~ ~, ur.,.,
IONS - The Nols,ead lsu rms a..
pavnilt he had rrrvis,,l s.,,..
lnklng - the purr foad ls.
tor calling oH hs banker friend
~ ,u"n tho other IA, he sste4
bob. Is thar anything ,a IN. law
as'rsf putin eor.erfatrd I've b,
whiskrp The hankrr assured
htm ihat the use ~ hv "a.
irowDcd upon by pure fa1d al.
thor'lcs and sRs even against
~" ethics II the b~.t whs.ev
makrrs VA h. ,aid mn
t-s' raw .' "u, after the l-tsv
n"' follow she sosn~l as ~.
wit. hul I'm lass aAA,a s,f,.
rn and don't ant to hs,, ,ny
e"7"'e' wi'h 'he sta,ato. p,c.i.
mont journal Banner
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Marble Hill press., 1921-08-11
WOODROW WILSON'S, ADMINISTRATION
AND ACHIEVEMENTS \

book setting forth the Incorporate record of Eight ietrs q
Democratic Rule during the ugorant period ~ the Worlds
History;
contains the Comprehensive Review published ia the New
York "Tlmcs";
The Brilliant New York World Editorial
An appreciation hv Gen. Jan Chrsinn Snuts.
The Covenant ~ III, League ni Nations,
And other writings which will preserve;
And reading question affecting
~" Wilson administration mse the democratic and
leaders ..,r,>
Bound Cloth stamped To- the ........
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Marble Hill press., 1921-08-11

Is thar tho ay.nEy man will p1,
m.uc and tho favored few wIII
pay less
Marble Hill press., 1921-08-11

Pm" weather th,s week
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Bound 100 Cloth. STAMPED On
Gold. Handsomely Illustrated
order Early

rsn o. write Tie Pres. Marble Hill, Missouri
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29
nnnHEaEEannnAnnks MISREPRESENTATION
|. LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS NOTES :
Observation-Disclosures enenensapnss@r.rmwssss

If your stove don't fit, trad,
Tor one that does, at Laier's.
Ladies fall coats ana suits a
Carlson s.
/ Complete stock of nails ant
bolts at Laier's.
/ Screen against flies. Get it a
the Nezperce Motor & Supply Co
| Best togs for the harvesters a
Carlson s.
Yes, we have fresh bread
Downing's Cash Grocery.
| Free Delivery. Downing 4
Cash Grocery. Phone 1920.
Anything to chew or smoke al
Leo's Pharmacy.
Safe deposit boxes for rent al
the Farmers State Bank.
Fall hats, mackinaws, leather
vests and gloves just in at Carl
sons.
Big shipment of Tanlac just
received. M. d. DeMoude, local
agent,
Nail it down. Get the nails at
Later where they sell for less.
Latet fall suiting and overcoat
samples are now ready for in
spection at Carlson's
Wood Lay in your supply of
wood now. Price reduced to So
per cord. Ramey Lumber Co.,
Ltd. 15tf
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. MacCaugh~
ev, of Moscow, are guests this
week of Rev. and Mrs. M. Pike
in this city.
School days are at hand and
Carlson is ready for his young
friends with brand new line Of
stylish, servicable suits and fur
When you are all hunched up
over that old cold stove, think
how easily Later can warm you
up with one of his real heaters,
for less.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Reese
went to Lewiston Sunday, accom-
panying his father, John Reese,
to his home there, after he had
spent the greater part of the har-
vest season here.
Tho T,adias Aid of the Chris
tian church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Leslie Basket, next We'd
Oct. 5. All members
meet at the church at l o'clock
sharp.
The Herald is indebted to
Mrs. G. f. LANCER for a basket OF
the largest, incest prlnes we have
seen. They were grown on the
LANCER place east of town and no
irrigated article can beat them.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

Concord jelly grapes, 81 PEI
box. G. c. Co.
Lewis County Fair and Stoci
Show Oct. rs.
All the new fall wearables are
now ready at Carlson's Toggery
First-class cobbler at the A. r
Fike harness store.
Cold? Laier's heaters viii
warm you up, for less.
Utah knight Coal-Best mon
ev can buy. Madison Lumber Co
The proof of the pudding's in
the eating. Try our Silver Cake
Flour. Community Mill Co.
Try the fine ice from Medved :
new machine supplied in any
quantity.
The next regular meeting of the
county commissioners will open on
Monday, Oct. 10.
You tell 'em Silver Loaf Flour
will raise the dough. Community
Mill Co.
Nezperce Motor & Supply Co,
has full line of fishing tackle.
Get yours from them.
Peacock is the best Rock
Springs coal. Madison Lumber
Co.
It adds to the appearance Of
your car. Repair your top and
back curtain. New tops made
and put on. A. r. Fike.
LOST halters and chains,
between Nezperce and A. +.
Harbke's place. Reward. Bar
ney Krlmeich, Russell. Il
For Sale One brand new wag-
on dump scale $4,000 lbs. capa-
city. It's bargain. Commun-
ity Mill Co.
Laundry II ship every Tuesday
to Moscow Steam Laundry. Leave
your bundles at my pool hall or
hotel. G. @. Farrar. 1Stf.
We can make immediate de-
livery of Ford Touring cars. Or
der yours now Nezperce Motor
& Supply Co.
For Sale Ford touring car, in
good condition; or will trade for
horses or cattle. B. E. Jeffris,
phone 1882. 18-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lynn re
turned Sunday from a visit to
coast points and with Mrs. Lynn s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pow
ers, at Mabton, Wash.
just received a large shipment
of the wonderful remedy, Tanlac.
This is the great medicine you
have been hearing so much
about. The remedy that's made
such a wonderful reputation and
which has accomplished such re.
results all over the
United States and Canada. Get
your bottle now at DeMoude's
City Drug Stort.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

York Herren is in Lewiston t.
day on a business mission.
Silver Loaf flour, Downing I
Cash Grocery. Phone 1920.
Lard-$1 and So, at Medved :
Yes, the S and 10-pound pals.
Pay cash and pay less. Down
ing's Cash Grocery. Phone 1920
Stopl Lookl Fresh grocerie,
of all kinds at Downing's Cash
Grocery. Phone 1920.
Tanlac, that wonderful medi
I cine, sold in Nezperce by M. D
! DeMoude.
Winchester ammunition of al
sizes at Nezperce Motor & Sup
ply Co.
The best Lewis county stock
show and fair viii be held at Nez-
perez Oct. 7-8.
For Rent o. A. Ware home;
rooms, well furnished. Apply
Mrs. G. II. Ellis. 16tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Yates were
Spokane visitors the first Of the
week.
School again next week. The
infantile paralysis situation seems
well cleared up.
Young Mems school suits the
newest ideas, fellows, and at
right prices. Carlson's.
Buy a Ford Ton Truck and re-
duce hauling costs. Nezperce
Motor & Supply Co.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
ST. a year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
The ladies aid of the Christian
church is having the church build
ing and parsonage papered and
painted-a fine improvement and
hats off to the ladies.
Millinery Miss Maude Tucker
will have on display full line of
the newest fall and winter hats
Oct. I ana 8, at MIS- McCoWH
parlors.
r. w. Pickering, a well known
Lewiston merchant, visited the
family of his niece, Mrs. S. r.
Walker, in this city the first OF
the week.
Rev. M. Pike is nursing al
wounded right foot, the result Of
rustv nail puncture yesterday,
and this just after he had return
ed from a grouse hunt In which
five 1usty birds were the bag.
Mrs. Wilson-Bettis and Miss
HOLES, county superintendent OF
schools and county health nurse,
are making official
visits this week to the schools IN
the western part of the county.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

Concord jelly grapes, 81 PEI
box. c. c. Co.
For sale-22 head good Swear
cid steers. j. w. Jenkins. INV;
See the new Monarch Range.
at the Nezperce. Motor & Suppl,
Co.
Papering this season? New lin.
just in at Laier's. The early birc
you know.
Got it yet-good fresh cheese
and Downing's Cash Grocery
Phone 1920.
For Sale-Dry 16-inch yellow
pine wood; Sc at my ranch. d
j. Akridge; phone 1913. 17ws
Prepare to attend the Lewis
county fair and stock show al
Nezperce Oct. rs.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 70,
your valuable papers for rent al
81 a year and up at UNION
IA1 IA DAMN.
The very latest ideas are shown
in the line of school suits for
boys and young men just receiv-
led at Carlson s, and the prices
are reasonable.
Boys schools suits-a big ship
ment just opened, in the newest
designs and weaves and at very
reasonable prices. Sizes Z to is.
Carlson s.
Why Pay Rent? When with
the same monthly payment yon
can buy and own a pleasant home
of your own? See Hickok. Do it
now. Off
This is nature s season for put
ting on her most attractive dec
orations. Be in tune-do your
part to make the prospect pleas
ing to the eye. Complete line of
paints, varnishes and such at
Laier's Cash Store, where they
sell IL LOT less.
Auctioneer Harry Cranke states
that his failure to make connec-
ton with the G. V. Gordon sale
in the Craigmont section on the
goth was occasioned by misun-
derstanding as to dates in long
distance telephone conversation.
He urges that sale dates be made
through a local bank or The Her
tald office, and such mistakes will
be eliminated.
Among the Nezpercers attend
ing the Kmiah Fair were: G. w.
Kettman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rat
lift, Leo. Robertson, G. j. Miller,
DR.. Croker and daughter, Berna-
dine; j. r. Hughes, M. d, De-
Moude, w. P. Conger, Attorney
G. c. Pencil, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Syron, Geo. F. Reinhardt and
sons, Earl and Rey !; Attorney G.
II. Nugent. r. w. Walters, e. L.
Schnell and Miss Clara Sorenson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
Want Ads
Rates and lnfor-aation
~ per ~o.d psr time.

no per ro.d ger time.
seven insertions 10. the price Of
air
Minimum space ~ words
10 per wnfd prf day when copy runs
on" month without change
Minimum hmuuu, on. time 7bs.
ALL CHARGE VAST ADS ars duo
and payable mo same day tlrst inser-
tion uf at appesra tAll uut-ot- town
want ads and 81 wanted 10 rent, eli
ugtiJuH wanted wearing apparel and
huurrhuli goods ads are puSitiyey
cash In advanced
IEIltDN " WANT ADS ara
CHARGED 1t the same rate as cash ads
and collections Will he made at your
home ut uffieo 49, soon after tttst iur
kcrtun an pusHihle This - an accom-
muhniinu service ana payments should
be made promptly when btl Ia pre-
rented Always ask your telephone a.
to he repeated back 10 you by ths
tclophpu" al takvr tu make sure that
II has been correctly taken ihe World
cannot a-sutse roapuusitliity for errors
~ any kiuu occurring In telephon,
adFrri iisemcnrs
tuurr no circumstances are We re-.
upuubtuI" for errors In any advertise
m"bl unless reported Immediately ate.
ftrst insertion No reiustton In cos
Of an al will be- made uulss. error
dcstro>s value Of al.
Phone 5000
ASK ron WANT AD DEPARTMENT.
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n.IsEKEHrEn--wAn'od' $40 \. chey.
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WASTED 81 once. lady 70 help In
tailor shop Must be experienced Bg
h'HIf. Nk|H.
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rSEu CARS ruurh, sol, and r.r,I,,,
fanE"' Auto Repair. Buick. Dodge apo
glals's' 80 y, ChoFnn.. Phone UsaEa
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BOARD AND ROOMS


hp'"N-' " hN'Nhi' -
THREE ROOMS unfufrshrd for reut. &lT
p"f month, Laat Eighth street. ls-2
box Laus"
ONE sraT root. by elderly lady Iu or
rrfr Tulsa Iasi BE- reasonable. Phone
tasea aF4..
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UEMSTlTCHING
10 Cents Yard While You Wait
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.
213 East Third.

pRCss MAKING and sewing ~ au kind,
,.,c'E ro",'..n."!IiIsS Mrs run % s. Nan.
uHUssNANNG- Paced reasonable coda.
iEM-rrrgHiNG loc yer lara. Mrs
TnrI and MAN
FOR sATIsTA'rIpN NNp SAFETY
poNtNN rAuoR Arp rUE SHoP
MISS RENA WILKINSON MoIiltc.
Rcnu.ue and ad,Frrl. vo operate IN,
largest plaur ~ gleatrg. r'p'eltus hem
stitching. puhnt, button covering and
solicited. established responsibility 1910.
Rpum~ f-b.. third Nnur E4bu.0u Bldg
lhrd and Main S's. NSs" 49,.
ALI KINDS ur dressmallrg and a'tera
lions, satisfaction guaranteed. Usage
hiNrING NNn rIINBI>G 81
CALI. !. n BOATRlGHr
THE OPEN SHOP PLUMBER
For plumbing steam, gas riding and e.
pair Serk. Phone Usage 1sa2
MoNI>G AM >T"HNGE 90
GET our low prices on ou r.d trucRiug
cr'ss country. MOVING cr,uns. hacking
go. rhone osaro l17.l1'
PAINTING A>p nECORNTT>G 30
=. q. kirby
Union paper hanger Hrd painter. work
Fua-'n,,,cc1i ask for sample, prices low.
PAINTING. papcrnaug'ur and decorating.
rhon" ps,Go ll5N. ato.ao' Bros.
WALLPAPER ot hig reduction Erok-
wood wHn'r.-, garden lu''"ry fountains.
tiles Sec display. Art Wallpaper Co, 80
PAINTING. paporHaur'ns anI decorating
estimates Furnished on nrE, ur small
Iou- q. g. Iyi". osagH a'lt
4 II D.. suAWuNN. rra.u,aI union painter.
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FINANCIAL

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EMPLOYMENT


WANTED. Reliable white or colotcd
woman for general homework Osagc
$40
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cox H.wE ro'NTN~ioEs
SOC IrT loot We 'IfrisM and ,..H' form
Cedar 'Hh.
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nuiLpI>G A>u co>TR\CH\C

W -,kIN-EN
buId.r. scrr'u. doors suI window ra.nas
cabinet frpHI's plans Tree. .T.I Adj.
..'rN Place 'Hrt. 1,NH.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-09-15
fhil5kslean KeWS
(Comrnunicated)

Last Friday the Philo, .lean again
marched joyfully into the auditorium
with new thrill at having so many new
members to join US and so many members
of the class of '2l, which composes the
Philokalean's Alumni, to visit US.
The class of 1921 is especially anxious
to have the Philokalean the best all
around society of Thurmont High this
year as it was last, and Joe Mcdaniel, in
short talk, assured US that the Society
could always depend upon the class of '2l
for backing and support.
1t will be remembered that the Philo-
kalean held its first annual reunion in
June At this meeting the following
resolutions were passed:
l. That the Alumni Association present
banner to the Society at 6ne of the
first meetings of the new school year.
2. That the Alumni Association present
each year a medal to the best all around
member of the Society.
Paul Kelbaugh, in behalf of the class
of '2l, presented to the Society beauti-
full olive and green banner. With this to
look up to and the medal to work for we
are sure that once more Philokalean will
come out victorious.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-09-15
Provision Fund

The Domestic Science Department of
the Thurmont High School is now under
the supervision of Miss Frances Flory of
Thurmont Miss Flory will try to make
this department self-sustaining by the
sale of its products. She will accept or
ders for cakes of all kinds, and the cost
will be just high enough to cover the
cost of materials. She of course will be
compelled to produce good quality of
cake, otherwise it would reflect badly on
the department and her as its teacher.
Therefore, she says, "they are guaran-
teed."
Several of the High Schools in Freder-
ick City and the county have adopted
this method of helping the School Board.
The idea is to create Provision Fund in
which will be placed all receipts from the
articles produced. At the end of the
term this fund will be used to pay for
provisions used by the department. If
supply it. ~
Those who buy cakes will do well to
give Miss Flory their orders and save
themselves the work.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-09-15
Card Party

Mrs. VIM. ]. Stoner and Mrs. Francis
Matthews entertained at $50" on Thurs
day, September 8, their many friends at
the home of Mrs. Stoner in honor of Mrs.
Frank S. Rouzer, Fort Wayne, Ind.
The guests present were;
Mrs. Brooke Boyle, Mrs. John Rosen-
steel, Mrs. Amman Horner, Mrs. Edgar
Amman, Jr.. Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Harry
Gross, Mrs. H. P. Freeman, Misses Lu-
ella Amman and Edith Nunemaker, EN-
mitsburg; Mrs. Albert Boyle, Baltim IRE !;
Mrs. Frank S. Rouzer, Fort Wayne, Ind. =;
Mrs. Ralph Roger, New York; Mrs.
Thomas Jones. Ridgely; Misses Ruth
Motter and Elizabeth Gibson, Frederick;
Mrs. Luther Rouzer, Mrs. E. B Seton,
Mrs. S. R. Damutn, Mrs. R. E. Cadow,
Mrs. j. P. T. Matthias, Mrs R. A. Tyson,
Mrs. E. c. Kefauver, Mrs. C. G. Waters,
Mrs. H. d. Beachley, Mrs. j. E. Nc
Daniel and Miss F. Daisy Waesche,
Thurmont.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. AMMAN
Horner, Miss Eliza beth Gibson, Mrs. j.
P. T. Matthias and Miss Daisy Waesche.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-09-15
Little Man---Bi8 Fish

Daddy caught 'em with hook,
Mother fried 'em in a pan,
Billy ate 'em like man.
But in this case the main actors in the
scene were reversed. Billy Jones. aged
Z, of Ridgely. Md, was the little man, a
l2-inch sucker was the big fish.
Billy was enjoying an outing at Sandy
Hole. Some of his little friends were
wading, others were building dams or
altering the course of the turbulent
mountain stream. But Billy was think
ing of the high cost of living and there
fore decided to supply the supper at the
low cost of hook and line and wriggly
worm and the expenditure of little
time and patience.
Now this big sucker saw the little
wriggly worm on the curly piece of steel
and as it was something new to him he
decided to take it all in (Which he did {.
He found to his sorrow that in taking in
the wriggIy worm he himself was "taken
in" when Billy took him out, big wrig-
CLING sucker.
Thedam building and alterations in the
water course stopped at once and Billy
became the hero of the day to his admir-
ing little friends.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-09-15
Off To School

Misses Mabel Wilhide and Margaret
Weant left on Monday for Towson, Md, q,
where they will attend the State Normal
Sch oil.
Miss Margaret Ambrose is attending
the Lancaster Business College, Lancas.
ter, Pa.
Mr.. Paul Kelbaugh leaves next Monday
for Western Maryland College, West
minister.
Mr.. Jos. Mcdaniel will leave next Mon.
day for Gettysburg College.
Mr.. Leslie Sovocool will leave next
week for the Moravian College at Beth
lehem, Pa.
Miss Avita O'Toole, a graduate of the
class of 1921 of the Thurmont High
School, has been enrolled as student at
St. Joseph's College, Emmitsburg, Md.
Mr.. Franklin Birely, son of DR.. and
Mrs. M. A. Birely, will leave next Tues
day for Gettysburg College where he will
take up a scientific course.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-09-15
a Grateful Letter

1t is in trying conditions like that re-
lated below by Mrs. Geo. L. North of
Naples, N. Y, that proves the worth
of Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1.-TWO years ago last sum-
mer" she says "our little boy had dy-
septery. At that time we lived in the
country eight miles from a doctor.
Our son was taken i'll suddenly and was
about the sickest child ever saw. He
was in terrible pain all the tir,e and
passed from one convulsion into an
other. | sent my husband for the doc
tor and after he was gone thought of a
bottle of Chamberlain Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the cupboard. l gave
him some of it and he began to imporve
at once. By the time the doctor arrived
he was out Of danger, adv