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Continued on page 81
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee MoorhOuse.
weather observer.
Maximum, 81.
Minimum, 90.
Barometer 2g.62.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-21
All Vessels Disappeared off
Hatteras in Clear Weather,
No Trace Of Crews Found.
UNDER FULL SAIL ONE
SHIP GROUNDS, NO CREW
Missing Captains Daughter
Starts Probe That May
Reach Startling Climax.

WASHINGTON, June 2i.-(Ralph
f. Couch. L.. P. staff Correspondent
-Four departments of the federal
government are taking up the search
for another missing American ship.
and three mystery" ships which have
been lost on the high seas with the
crews. The crews whereabouts have
never been reported"
The mysterious disappearance Of the
ships is more tantalizing as 1t happen
ed near Washington, off Cape Hat
teras, on calm sea. in clear weather.
the crews going with them. The fourth
ship, a schooner, ran ashore in the
vicinity Of Cape Hatteras, with all sails
set, the cargo untouched and only
squawking parrot aboard.
An examination OF their records led
the commerce department officials to
believe that a total of five ships have
mysteriously disappeared off of Cape
Hatteras during the last few months
This is in addition to the wrecking OF
the Schooner Deering, which ran
ashore. A hastily scribbled note in a
bottle said that the schooner Deering
had been captured by an oll1burning
chaser and that its crew was captured
and handcuffed az prisoners.
William B. Wormell, of Portland.
Maine. commanded the Deering. his
daughter being chiefly instrumental in
instigating an investigation resulting
in the discovery of the disappearance
of the other five vessels. The steamers
Hewitt, Sabine and Texas, sailed into
Oblivion with their cargoes of sulphur.
The names of the other vessels are not
known. official Washington is stirred
over the romance and mystery of the
disappearance of the vessels.
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Seattle Cnsll

hard white Sl.20. soft whto'
si.2O; white club, $1.2O: hard win
ter. SI.2O: northern spring, sLlS; !
Red walla walla, st,iS; Big Bend
s1.25.
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DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonlan IL Eastern Ore
ron's greatest newspaper and a. SELF
Ing force gives 20 the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In Pendieton and Umatilla county OF
any other newspaper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-01
voice Of the psople in full
time to carry out their wish
IS at this session.
COMMITS BIGAMY TO OFFSET
!.ESPONIGNCY AND IDLENESS.

Springfield, Mass, June 30.-De-
.oondency ard lack of work were
v,a by T-cltes + Thomas in the
ccal police court today as - reasons
'cr marrying while he a.!sead! IL q
u.if~
Thomas, uhc i % .-4:s 81. -"s
:c1teiced 70 tx ears in the House
t Correction - Judge Heady, after
pleading guilty to blCamy.
1t was brought out during the tral
bar Th0,ra5 contributed cnls 2-4ntc
his frst wife's support IN four yesrs
and that g honeymoon with his second
via was enjoyed i. a. -1,c"lorlie
owned by Mrs. Thomas No l.
On June so, 1917, he married NIL
cred A White, 90 years old, Of this
city, and on April %, 1921, he took
t. wife Lulu Maria Prentice, 25 years
old, of West Springfield.
Arrested last week for desertius
his first wife, the existence of the
second vas discovered.
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On any one to accept the IN
Soructicn it provides.
The opponents CT the b.l.
arg c%ondemning themselves

The opponents CT the bAi!
are c%ondemning themselves
ov:t Of taeil own mouths
Taci- llameG vi, be wri
!a.rsc on TIE Wrms IS caland
%. COW, md fcr ! the
YES Il lc-ac,
Senator Reed, # Missouri
Whc-a voice has ircT2 thar
ccc2 has betrayed MIN IN.
Ter his senatorial toga--
objects, between q Vhire ant
a wh:mper., that ut IS int:
I3r;nG in family Matters
Il: ni~a: g. ,Iei! attack OIL
public school system on tn*
4sc gI-und. The sole pur-
pose CT the bill is to incul-
ate education III matters
nat are fully as important
IS any of the three RS, or o.
the humanities.
We hope that the august
Senate will give heed to the
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SHEPPARD Maternity Bib.

sheppard NattfAhi. Dill
The Sheppard Iownel
Bill, providing Sor in3truc-
ticn in the hygiene ct ma
ternity and Infancy. is IN
our opinion, Ia IT Sh@ ~
porrant ~.e@%n"es low yarFt'-
ing il gh3 L.. $. S,a""t5 mere
is an appalling waste Of the
lives Of mothers and m
fant5 IN this country each
yesT Ii fact, It IS stated
tina. W. morta..t: i these
cases aninaIiv. eXcc2Gs the
t9ta. loss OF re IN oar arm
ie. å me World Var.
Tha various wonal's Or
oanjzatiGA, ali oge7: the
United States are unanl-
mousty urging its passage.
i is the one thing, perhaps,
that appeaae TO Norlanhoon
more strongly than conIa
any ptho> cEi>Gng piece ct
leci3.aii0u, It Is the cue
tllin& TOO, mat the wlsest
man Ei39Ws .e>s about man
the numhles1 woman.
This measure stands first
III e executive program "
tn, unfrauchised women Of
America" - say Strator
Sheppard. II Dr7rC,es ons
CT tl.e nobicst ard nul'@s:
aims-GIre conservation o.
human life at the source
10 first ohilgaiioa e So
ci..y i = ,.io lnhoG>I c-a2id
III fundamental riS'1, .
eZ4rv human icing IS r
normal a:rth. Without t II,
sq.c3 craze winch tcrr2:
tl,a has 81 G-moc12cT i
lc-.
Tl5 NolGz, $: 1Jor >aap-
pad! Il yol 2ia.! succeed i
wiring Tor:r n1ea>ure int
the statutes II Ills country:
what countless millions, X!
unborn. shall rise to Gel -
blessed! Il Weta i prouder
achievement TO have n";-i-
mated and >aH::ed through
this legislation than tc hare
made i new Tariff, or even
70 have devised, for the frs;
q:r7c. = list and e0uitatlv
- nnasilra
mat the Oh "'ls pass
sometime, ;o1n5nH"' NEE
car" no do'''t 'i'' eletl III
'AlS COUNT" ""1 ! y" '.~
)" 't>21 '"e'i1' = - 'Aea
'2'>Aet' - Ii',,''I o. We pas
sage u . hiii tHat ,''id!i oe an
un'Gid oooi- al" osi'lSoh 20
e2 ~. i"''IlN-o u W '"Ioit
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" Oh Genuine

Take asp,rr only as rcld IN each
package Of geilir Rayer Tablets
If Aspirin. Their Gu viii be follow
ny the directions ard dosage worked
ou. by physicians da-irg p years,
an uproved safe by millions. Take
10 chances prth substitutes. il ycu
gre the Baye- Cross IN tablets. you
ian take them without fea~ for Co!dh.
kadachc. Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Earaccs, 7oothacne, humhago arr
% Pain. Handy tn boxes Of twelve
ah1ets cost few cents. Druggists a.
% sci! large, packages, Apirin IS
n. trade marx D Bayer Mannfact-re
81 Observation-Disclosures II Saicyll-
acid
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NOTICE

During july ar& August, we vi!
close a. ! p. n. Saturdays az
! III 1 y. :@1lD1:tG sa
8: ACTON & son.
SANDERS & son
la6-2p.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
- Sad ballot b. voted marked in the manner

/
Section That tie Recorder the Town Of Farvev do
pose osRaEs nf PG pd S9 s SSo e.
Fsd s fsiseR the same to be
pos a. That IA The event said this Ordinance
e ss s5 % sse1 vote
with before atd bonds shall for sale O'
Section That for paying interest sccrutng on
s aS S1B5, ssSs
81 ofs he S T sa
direct annual tax cents thereof pay
p6psF
of the twenty being
he and s hs ss
Tsossnd na Hundred and
said above mentioned cents on each one
o ss ge and @HS
Of said bonds said tax shall Be Collected ~ S
p p Ss s Se q said Town
ana o. $ re
shall each year the time law provide BY levy and
sum sufficient upon such bonds and the Of
Il a a | ds %a UNPAID
FoST Reo On Se Of
Poa4s ass sgsS Ssn q Sc
aar seer rial BY the last year nine
haa n mSn 0 5sesss
vote shall e sRe
5sy Is
nS as aa S ss on said
II election aeenaSoT lev and said aid
the result said election question Of authorizing said
m SPECIAL bond levy Of Ono Hundred
Dollars assessed valuation OF taxable said Town
VIEW as aforesaid % the interest provide sinking fund
o ne discharge OF the principal maturity that
a @ the Town Of Fayew do forthwith poll
ing said special election the question authorizing said
as same to be delivered by said
commissioners OF elections said commissioners election hodns
SAID special election the usual voting precinct ia said
sSGn on Inc question Of authorizing said maximum
IS Aforesaid and the said vote and poll shall
ons place or precinct in said Town the said special
bond levy and the results ascertained certified according
which vote shall bs taken ballot which shall be
ed the words and figures folowing:-- 81 = TsP}te
rrs 5 election to authorize maximum bond levy
sinking fund for the discharge principal Of the bonds now bs
ing voted Tor according to the order the
OF farVieW entered on the day and
directly shall be printed lines the words
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kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
Or Money Back

For 40 years, said DR.. caroy.
have been prescribing Mafshs6ot
for kidney and bladder sickness.
and now that have retired from
ayttye practice have made arrantIe
ments with leading druggists o.
dispense this wonderful prescrio4
ton at a moderate price on the
money back II dissatisfied plan.
Beware Of kidney dlsease-tho,,.
sands die OF II every year VINO
ought to be enjoying the biessines
Of life and health. Watch the syrT,-
toms. II you have specks floatins
before the eyes. puffy eyes, clam.
my feet or moist palms, backache
Or sideache you Ought to get bot
lie OF Dr.. carey's Marshroot right
away.
1t has wonderfully benefited
tens of thousands Of cases Of kid
ney and bladder troubles and Is tina
medicine you can always depend
upon. Results are guaranteed
NoTE.-Dr. Daniel @. Carey was
q practicing physician for many
years and his great prescription,
Marshroot, aided thousands Of SUI.
ferers from kidney and bladder
troubles. Hereafter you can always
get this effective prescription at
Faifmont Pharmacy. Service Drug
Store. Grant Town Agents, Grant
Town Drug Store; Warrington Ast.
1ngles Pharmacy and all reliable
pharmacists the country over.
Keep in mind the name, DR.. Carey's
Marshroot prescription No. 777. No
ether medicine can take its place.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26

West Mohongah home economics
and physical training classes gave
an exhibition here last night, MISS
Blanch Price In charge Of the home
ECONOMICS department staged ller
work in a very attractive and inter
.estiris manner to the people d the
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- -. Is ar a Ntf11t Int Nf u nh the
inefs Y ~ , 49, III un NJ ito il
N.Y. Sas. 90 INV mt maks
nrlst ~ os as ~ Vhx .drSItW
ING Mg s., ~ ,, ~ Tn sy .SchorY
,gsssa agoeS h,rs move a. Il, a worry
nass So setaSsI mes, ticEet some.
les as y. nss 3 sS th,n the nassinr
2, e ~ 'thh Sonr Z
+, pisssH t,e,, q vi s,,rro,,nd yourself
sss H. l,tt1s Comforts that
WI s f.attfSe bnolt shelf and
sas .s a 7tha hi booiss that mean
W. ss,.,1s g us S ! Garden plant
se e.sss9ssss snd shrnSs Enjov he
sY Al 5e a eStrnent fiat 'rnes
hs 49, " NV Iii S;nent If yo,,
WE ,..s ~ a,,s sat : vital And
nhssp ~ ~ "a, n; \ ~ vor. own \,
mAks 9; II ~ ae an ,h,s ia sarfh
lesspal .s,; pts ~, ~ t,,d sny hsnni.
WneFe soAH Sen AsAu ' 'H
ness, ,,,,, 4. n srApr now
ssH ~ 4. tg,L = ASL 81 vn11N,G Am
MAiLE ! y Tt.i f TSis .iSttle
sls .eEa ~ tere vi i r. room asg for
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Mrs.. Brooks Morris Of Maryland
avenue Is quite III.
X Miss t4pssis DpHplt 81 Hundred
rs visiting her sister Mrs. Charles
White on Elkins street, *
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dltienduffer
Of CanonBhufg Pa, are guests Of
the lStter's mother Mrs. Lou Barnel
at Edgemont
John S. Scott, and Ralph A. Court
i6y have purchased the Radford
property on Market street.
Mrs. WIN stansbnry and daugh.
ter, Miss Ruth, Of Pittsburgh avenue
have returned from several days
visit vita relatives at Morgantown.
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EAST SIDE
-llEWS-:-
Musical Entertainment

WuHlVaI EHIoFIaIITIIsNSI I,
A splendid musical program will
Ibo given at the Palatinc Baptist
church on Friday evening at S:15
by thespupils OF tho East Side high
school undo. tho direction Of the
music supervisor, Miss Behtra Dill.
lgarde A number OF vocal and In
Irumental selections will be gly-
len aud also two very pretty can.
Itatas viii be given by the pupils
|assiatedsby Jack Abbott, Lamar Sat
IteriisId and Mrs. 7. z. Johnson. re-
hearsais are being held each day
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WHITE FLOWERS

A vagarie Of the moment is q
mass Of white flowers as the accent
for an all black costume. There
are often seen on large droopy
hat Of taffeta.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26

Pa, was operated on Wednesday at
Cook hospital for appendicitis. The
operation Was very successfiti and
Mrs spiker Il dong as wen as could
be Respected. Her sister, MIS- Hazel
Feather who was called e Browtiss
yiile ~ het illness aeeonipanisd her
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community. Miss Klingonsmith Of
the physical training department
tor girls also pnt on several folk
dances among theri being tho Viz
ginia Reel.
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Benton's Ferry
Memorial Service.

6onmunity memorial service
WIN be held, at the Benton + erly
church next Sunday, May 90. at
$3.50 o clock. The Rev NJ. D. Reed,
q Fairmont, viii deliver the al
dress All persons having friends
buried In the Linn cemetery are te.
quested 70 bring flowers 70 put upon
the graves. Eyefybods invited 10
attehd the services.
Nine persons die Of accidents Ell
cry hour IN The United states.
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For The Levy.
Against the Levy.
sad baot may DO voted end arked IN lhe hr

marked in the manner prescribed by
Section the special election shall be can
fifth Sunday date Of said cleo
ton as provided by law, 81 ~
Section TO- For the of holding special election both
the question Of liberalization rejection Ordinance
ng for the issuance Of the bonds aforesaid question
authorizing special that the lists
registered election for
election officers said here
adopted the lists books voters
the said the special election herenbefore
council Of the Town OF Fayiew sit day
preceding date said special election hearing
all matters the registration doing
things necessary and required by law. 565s
The Indebtedness issued ana outstanding
said Town Of existing at the date Of this Proclamation
follows: l III ~ n, a3ts. f5i -
Bonded .Ss00og0s
Other Indebtedness $1,000
$9toV0U0s
Sinking Fund W 10000
Cash and Accounts S6lSS S2S6lSS
Total MT indebtedness ;ssSsls
The amount taxable property all Kinds real ana
said OF Faview according the last assssment
county the
and that being thereof
and Thousand Eight Teneyeigh Dollars
and Eight Your Cents sss8 80
Given my hand this 2lth day Of May 1s2l Es
,4s ig;ss5i s35Sss as35 b. D. YATES, y
Mayor Of the Town OF Fairyiew, Marion
County West Virginia
Ii WILSON Recorder.
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Sunday sehool RasebaI

The bali game played at Traction
park last evening between the N,
Els and the n, P.'s resulted ID a
score oils in favor Of the NJ P.is.
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eaIl oane

A ball game viii be played be-
tween the Polish and the Baptist
team At Traction park Friday even
Ing,
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70 ACRES Saltwater location;
oysters fihhi wild duck, S.roon
frame d8ellings stahlc and barn.
ETC.; lrlltt handy 10 Il. 4, station
and stort $500 j. Waters RuA
sell. owner, ghesleftown. Nd.
t-s6-13l-iO7oa
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WANTED Reliable agents to sell
income protection policies. LIB.
eral contracts 10 those who qualify.
Excellent opportunity to ifnpsogo
your spare time and mako extra
money for yourself. We have poll.
otes for business and profasslonnl
men, farmers laboring men and
women employed. NATIONAL
CASUALTY CO.. Detroit Michigan.
5A26lt.t0oSb
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WANTED no buy two small
second hahd show cases al.
Box 9e9, care West vlrglnlhn
or call at West itsinian office.
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WANTED Y6d t6 know that j
clean ana rebloclt hats Alau
clean and press clolhca. AbE
HUST FAD $50 jackson 81. tup.
stairs Phone 16ssw S'g5.stloo
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Mrs. Thomas Carpenter is nj Al
aer home on Pittsburgh avenue.
She Is suffering from the effects ~
9 tall several days. 30 when she fell
down several stops at her home, All.
though badly bprised no bones we're
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENT wonderful little article.
something nawIs sells ike Wild
fret carry In pocket; send SOC Tor
sample and quantity prices MAR
VEL MFG. CO.. l5 D. a2nd ST., kan
sas City, Mo. 5sea-st- looi7
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
fpr light housekeeping. SO6 Il
Rark Ave. Phone 232.M,
6.24.st-l0sl5
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Murder Puzzle
4Bv n a AZ

4FARAsiNGr bS, Mo, MAY ie.
A married woman, Is 10 ID tried
on murder charge in juvenile
court here bet ginning May. 10. She
70 Mrg. Lctta Parsons and Il only
She shot her six.year-o old
pdaughter TO death In their
ONE In Iron Mountain.
y Environment to blame for the
set Of tho child-bride? That's the
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The siege OF Troy 10 supposed Il
have lasted 10 years.
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Operated on 1t Cook Hospital
Mrs. Clyde spiker Of Brownsville
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hIalkll9 ~ StaEhtpur9
Mrs. T. j. Harden Is visiting with
friends In clafksbnrg this week.
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oRNAMENrA+iok

Tunios and panels ate found In
great numbers on the new tail suits
fidsthey are following any lire they
fancy for the moment.
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WANTED Ar ONCE three attra6.
tive young ladies to operate
games with Carnival company. Tx
petience not necessary. Excellent
pay. II you can't be honest and re.
spectacle save your time. Apply
n. =. Loebsack care OF 2eideman &
Folio Shows. 5-25-2t-109SO
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WANTED no RflST-4. S or q
room hoNse Il once. Address
Box 1906 Wesl Nirslnian.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HEMsTtTcHINo AM pIcOTING
attachment, works Oh ali sewing
machines. Price 81. Personal
checks 10c extra. LIGHTS MAIL.
ORDER 3HousEl Box 1s7, Bifmitlg,
nam. Ala 5-2:2St- l0151
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HOUSES AND LOTS

SEE 81 FORGE IL BRoBsT, Rcaltor.
grotes sional Hldes 10 buy Of
sell 5,io.auiiosis
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WANTED 10 BtfX usod siore
counters, shelving and show
cases. Call 1865, 5.as.at-1Ossa
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WANTED-usod piano Of good
make. Call stsSst s ab-ai -iOsea
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AUTo,-AenEssO DRIES

TRUCK FOR sALB-z.ton Nash
Truck in good condition. Phone
1863. . 5:24-et-1os1s
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FOR AENr-tisht housekeepIns
apartment, Apply sp4 Quincy 3 /.
S.sS+2t-lOsa5
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rEMA1ElAE WANTED

WANTED-White maids, room aud
board in house, good pay and
short hours. Apply Housekeepe
Fatrmont Hotel. 5.2b.st!10e24
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FURNISHED ROOMS

ss-'.sessf 'ssssss - $50 49, : ! ss..s-s.A5s
FURNISHED ROOM In private
family Tor rent elosS ID. Gail
1871 after $500.
s az $4,000.
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WANTED

BoARDERs wANrED uy woek.
day OF meal Jul jackson ST
3-2s-a6s.l0s2t
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FOR RENr-one sleeping and two
light housekeeping rooms. I'll
Chicago 81. s.26.st.1O9SS
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LEVI H.AERR
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
VERY LUCKY FIND
viii Interest The Many Readers OF
The Columbus Dispatch.

Those having the misfortune to suf-
fer from backache, urinary disorders,
gravel, dropsical swellings, rheumatic
pains, or other kidney and bladder
disorders, win read with qualification
this encouraging statement by a CO.
lumbus man:
Mr.. o. A. Miller, proprietor of a
furniture repair shop at No. Clio Mar
ket street, Columbus, Miss, says:
well know what Doan's Kidney
Pills are and don't mind recommend
ing them to anyone troubled with their
kidneys. A few years ago my kidneys
were out Of order and didn't act right.
My back finally became lame and
ached quite badly through my kid
neys. ] had always read and heard
great deal about Doans Kidney
Pills, so ! began their use. II took
only short use of Doans to rid me
of the pain and regulate my kidneys
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Miller had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffola, N. Y.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
She Loves Her Cows
And Chickens Again

al have had stomach trouble fol
twenty years, and for the past yeal
have eaten nothing but stale brcac
and drank hot water. Was too weak
to do any kind Of work Six weeks
ago | took the. first dose Of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, and am now do
ing all my homework besides looking
after my chickens and milking TIVE
cows every day. Mine has been q won
derful recovery.
1t Isl simple, HARMLESS prepare
ton that removes the catarrhal mu-
cous from the intestinal tract and al
lays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and intes.
final ailments, including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re.
funded. Sold in Columbus by Messrs
Weaver & Harrington and druggists
everywhere.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05

parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. C. FAINT.
While here Mr.. FAINT had as his guest
Mr.. Beckett HOwarth, Of West Point.
Mrs. Fred Hyer returned Monday
to her home in Norfolk, Va, after a
fortnight pleasantly spent with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bailey.
Miss Birdie Brown, Mr.. Lon Lyon
and Mr.. Julian Duke, of Clay county,
spent the holidays with friends in Co
lumbus.
Mrs. Louis Hirshman is in Memphis
at the bedside Of her mother, Mrs.
Rose, who has been quite ill.
X ~
Miss Bessie Barry Brunson is the
guest Of the Misses Baird at their
home on College street.
Miss Antoinette Moore left Sunday