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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

Miss Anita Doeitis. charming bride.
eiett. whose wedding TO Mr. Harry
Walker viii occur on TUESDAY was the
hoil"ree OF delightful bridge party
an" miscellaneous shower given on
wednesday afternoon from il 10 80
~ Hiss Ruth Barrett and Mrs Elli-
Dot-"n al the home of thu latter on
turiicriand Street ! c,tlur scheme 81
green and yellow prevailed The place
cara~ Were ESPECIALLY attractive the
carsl~ "a Mis- Dotd's table being hand
painted brides. while the cards az the
etleF tables We're hand painted kew
pie holding hearts Bridge was en-
leted until : 80 when Master Thomas
Stone. dressed a. an express hos. blow
hi- whistle announcing his arrival aud
&C. siSn his book and after this had been
signed. h. brought la his express wagon
IT. which were the gifts 81 rAe forty
Two guests present. Ca top of The gifts
there was a miniature wedding party.
ccii~isting ~ bride. groom and Epi-.o-
pal minister. The gifts were oueuefl ny
Mis- DotidS and passed around after
which salad course and coffee were
serfed. The favor presented THE guests
were dainty green baskets filed with
lsa ri-shaped minis. small green um-
nreiia. suggestive ~ q shower fieI fH
THE handle with yellow
Mis- DOsid~ for fiss oe,.l-lon wore l
d. ndS"lne afternoon dress of brown
Canton rreI-. Win ali accee-.aia- fa.
match AMI wore beautiful cof-iEr of
dep PINK Russell ro~i- The lffHIr.
'tA- lovely IN every detaH and ore efI
fiie most enjoyable al fhe several -t-IalI
events rendered Miss Iin.ld- fne pasf
week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01
JESS Nelly 1922
VANDERBILT CAPTAIN

jess Neeiv halfiaek Tor uyo wears
ou THE Vanderbilt varsity squad was
elected saptain ~ next year eleven go
% meeting of rhe better men ~ that team
Tuesday nizlr This yeas De- has been
lu poor physical condition hHt na- al-
WAYS feared as handler ~ tne fsr
ward pH~-
1e-s aa- an uufnelder Dn rhe Hiek-
uan n -elaI tiun hast summer play
ine a zsoI brand 90 baseball while here
QUO being very popular with rir fau~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

- fauIs cnfhelral O. cracsing up
. hit. but % rhe average Intelligence Il
= % least a. "safe ss hon-es~ A city
nan whose place ~ business - fn he
sI-i"" ~ fhe cathedral Is not 80 sure
shout That He had q vfrid dream IN
WIZ nc saw the VAST building crum-
2'e % and demoiish au the adjoining
2roperty In ITS fail 50 disturbed vas
d. mind a. result that De- 40 once
went % an underwater and took OUT .
% ~ which VII cover his loss n ne
D. ghty edifce coflausesf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01
DYERsBUR6'S NExT
YEARS BALL GLIB

~ meeting ~ the Dyersi,nrg i..l -
ban fans tie lr~i II the week il WIS
unanimously a-rced - finance that
lab neNf season with >lo.e#N More
.hsu nue-fhird ~ thar amount j. re-
ported a~ having been raised al the
meeting with fhc balance raised suon
.frrI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

6SG j. a prescription for Colds. Fever
and IaGrippe. ff's the most speedy
remedy We know. 2f-1Jc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

ues eere 81 faneE = rtc'iy ffsrt-
t'snrpa rnr7 r Wenta - waFid ~
<rlr~f ~ ~ srrIf - Tt~ierrnas
brl4ff fr1rrs t~rr~rrrf r@rersIS
sstarafhetIr sasfnas nfrfnI Ee-i1
L. ns rln4 fr ftrtan.as 81 tne 1870
e. 3 g. 81 ~ srtrit whirh r. sF<r1
rxr aorne anals have nsIi~vet - - ne
rre~ffIe ~rIrH ~ hnwsn srri~ys-
o~o~re wrHsrs Curtls
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

The rose fauny Includes most ~
on best fruits. surt a. The apple.
cherry, plum. pear. almond. peach
uerfarine. apricot. stra vherry. rasf-
berry snd similar fruits
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

- FskIrno trhlrs arr -fifrrn
-ranrf tln ny ~ fe.r ~ fre frars
go ~ ~ tan4tf - chrw frf'srre
80 81 ~warru fhe fuIr~ trfweer 30
.rrs 20 ulre anf fvHsI~s n.cnfhss
r-eatlrn Faris
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

Take LAXATIVE PROMO oJISTNE CTabIcrs)
steps the Coach ami Headache and works OF
toid. {. ". GROVES signature On each boz
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

call s. urrriv uiadr fer all County
Warrant a- -pe.iif h#iaN
IncideHfal- No- -aAl fa 1rs7 mcius
iro
Paapef Ne- .slui fo flGs Inclusive
S.r.ial u a. E Nos l1fl ta ago n.
elusive
ID a. b No- -tZ fo -fff~ inclusive
so interest Viii De- allowed an fness
WARRANTS after lasesuisef g. 1927
g. D. Travis rrea-tlref
WANTED 10 KENT Two furnish
a Tseu- fnr light housekeeping een.
frunf lofafrd CslI af fh- Office 1Gffe
Orders taken for Bibles Miss Clara
Mcconnell 22-ffc
90 Pierce spent yesterday in rnmn
lfr uu business
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-01

Orders taken Tor Bibles Miss Clar
Nc onnen. 21-ff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

mai requirement. for rcpIaccmcuts to
MI the gaps left by worn-out ears.
y" one VINO has owned AN AUTOMOBILES
VIII long endure without enc Wi,h-
OUT the automobile. industry would
stop anc transportation be- paralyZ",
distances between town and country.
between producer and consumer could
not he covered. Living costs would
ris. ana land values wouli fall.
ihe new need is for tranSportation
mobile has no subetitutr according.
I" officials of the Miller Rubber Com
pany.
Thc slogan for 1921 should he. See
america future in the light OF her
needs. There is dcma nj for near
~ every article. America has not
oNerh"iit or ovcrraached her require
m"nts in any fundamental or essen
tial activity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

,r ~; nay" !. " ear. 1915. hav.
me VIII Sia:t when cu.d. hit no, when
NOS, 50 tina, } don't think th- cold is IN"
$50. Something's. when running. when |
inke my FOOT of th2>usccle-a,0r. "a. WONT
low i"wn tlsn Ca'it you .pt.asc t.Ig ,yh, !,
- me tr"ubl" anG-Nbti - dos. ,: y:
\. am inclined 80 bsil-y- ih.t 10, n
your troubles iu. to In" rr"ni..r',tnr
sinking. The throttle .! IN. &,rul,h o.
ouEtl":. win which your car 4. ruulun.l
mn>i rr cto-:i WHEN starting Wn.u ~.
','tI"rNt"r u suck &, VII! nyII ~
uiFottl" men and :" prevent TN. anrir.
ri"fthr. " ;hc engine becomes ''ruo,isI
IUe % iFF'rE 20 Start with The a,r.l.-, IN
tW"h' ~ en- ih- D-' cocks and thc,, ,u,,,
Nr .hrin" OYER few times
- nave Ford CIR ana if,yc t.E., -.
10" "ni and "vsrhaui"i ~ f,.i,nT nv
Ntt'' gear rrUk- ana go; a u.Y nu.
Inl nl. On - ih~t the punch mark, ,.t,rs
.r,-' !l''' bH' N" H-iN. unr't uu"u -Irh.
ID" ~ 80 Na'N" always opens iuS, ba,nr.
M" "Nh"H-' valves VIII son III ma hn,y
To SCI fn!s y-~Fs. e T."
Vow So Your gear All rrh, hn, wha,
49," unn"n'rn'N '"E".ysd 'hr aywhc.l IN
hf. N,"h% "lrssis"n. The Nay 90 ,ai III"
mai 't'h" t"~r Sin ~. "
IN iS sT"n-r H.r-r' ION mill M. y.
= non lh". 80 tne ."s- ann hrrnr ,,is'oi ~
a. ~ 80, VIZ. '' aHi ret Iacc tn" gear
~ NtN' 20 THROW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
FRANKLIN SELLS 1000
AUTOS IN DECEMBER
Local Hrnnch Announces Record
srcnkins business In L. y.
for Past Month.

The upward turn in business OF
the country is indicated in the an
nounccment OF the Franklin Automo-
bile Company that las shipments
during bcc"mbcr. representing actual
sales at retail. viii total .0"v motor
cars. /. j. shaw. OF the Atlantic
Motor Company, local distributors
says THIS breaks the record for any
previous December in the history uf
the company.
In thu matter o. daily shipments.
the month just closed. which is uSu-
ally considered "a slow period in the
industry. exceeds the average for the
1919 1924 automobile period which
ended August 81.
seventy ears were shinp.Jl
from the Franklin plant December ~.
up 10 that tim" the largest number
shipped In amy one day since tn.
peak of activities in tn" automobile
business last March.
This number has sine. been cX-
c""d.d by The shipments ~ the last
day of The month->i cars The pres
cnt rate OF production at the Frank
lin plant is only - peer cent under
the daily average for the last bust
ness year.
Erynusr 81 the demand FOR cars.
tn" usual closing for annual inVen-
tory in the various departments Vas
either cut short or abandoned en-
t!rtI%. The year 1879 set Il nrw mark
N FRANKLIN sales by totaling almost
1000 cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Calls Auto Painting CO., located
rear 2ilL West Main Street. have
made many improvements i'm their
building. They report good business
for 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
RICHMOND TIMEsD1sPATCH: SUNDAY, JANUARY 9. 1921.

and hiehway transport engineers
w",en VIII insure an adequate supply
~ ~, ttechnicalty trained young men to
Oh the engineering profession.
Well Fitted for Place.
oiessor ridden is cminently fitted
LOT tne position to which tie has been
appointed. He is an engineer and
educator of recognized ability. lie
graduated from Harvard University
m 1926. with the degree OF ba,nelo or
OF science, and received the honor
Hr! degree of master OF arts from
fhie In 1912 From 1901 to 1908
ne was assistant engineer OF the New
iork tapld Transit Commission lie
resigned this position to become AN
educator mt Cornell University, where
ne was an instructor in civil cnrin-
cerihS from 1908 to 1905. Later he
became connected with Tie University
ot Michigan. where he rose to tn.
OF engineering me-
rnanicS. the position which he occu-
pied in 1913. when he was called TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
T|LDEN MADE DIRECTOR
OF HIGHWAY TRANSPORT
Yale Professor Granted Years
Leave to Become Head OF L. S.
Educational Committee.

WASHINGTON. Jan. SC j. Tildcn
professor of engineering mechanics
nj Yale University. has been ed
leave OF absence for "A year to accept
the position of director of the High
way and Highway Transport Educa-
tion Committee. of which DIR. i. T..
ClaNton. United states Commiss Toner
OF Education. is chairman
The committee. which was formed
last May at the invitation of the
commissioner of education. in adj
diiion 10 DIR. ClaN;on. includes Thomas
II, Mcdonald chief of the bureau of
public roads. Cnitcd States Depart
mtni "i Agriculture: Colonel Mason
states Army: Roy ID. chaplin. prcsi-
dent OF the hudson Motor Car Com
pany: w. ;. Keller. president OF the
way onicials: II. :. Fircstonc. OF the
fircstunc Tire. Company: Dean BIS
hop, of the University OF Pittsburgh.
ana Professor Tillcn
Includes Various Groups.
The membership of the committee
IS designed 10 inclnd. representatives
nt al governmental, educational. and
advancement Of education IN high Way
ana highway transport engineering.
TIL formation Of the committee
last May WAS the irs, step in Il ma
Of Ines. groups. and il is expected to
lead to better training Of larger num-
hrrS OF highway and highway trans
port engineers TO I'LL numerous posi-
ii"nS which will he available for them
III The near future
Tn" new director will take charge
immediately "f tn" work planned bY
the committee. which Includes the
compilation Of economic. scientific and
engineering data relative to highway
construction and highway TRANSPORT
and the distribution Of these data to
educational institutions. because OF
recent development in the science OF
road construction as il iS now prac-
ticcd. and the still later Development
of autcmotivc and transport cngin-
""rinE. there are no up-to-datc text
books for use in colleges and tech
nical schools. Several large govern
mental and Industrial agencies have
nErccd 10 supply data for such books
from their experience.
IL IS "Npcci'd that Professor Til
d"n'S work ultimately will lead to
tn" formation OF Il comprehensive
program OF education FOR highway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Sparks From Motorland

II. r. Lee. Jr., has recently Joined
the sales force OF the Stutz Motor
Corporation, 1906 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

M" clutch when going DOWN hill or 1t is
hest 1" ."aE. m" -nkinr connected. .nL
~ A. /. bras = In my ger"E" "" have
a. 4 driver Will, hay" he,t.- control ot
ms or nhrn hs d-'c"nds hi.is "ith rs
ear SNidtine j. l-ss.
-. VIII you p"S,e tell in- what :. car
d.n I".ni "t an au;u:mub.i- lS,. Has III"
1919 DIX ~ fnllman got onr', u \. T.
Ihr '.rd.n l"int i u-'d u connect
pHinr- m"GntioS. Generators. vie. 10 ,hr.r
), snn,-n, Of ne .haft So.n,s,Tt n, n's
;"und between IN" clutch ana ,rpn>m!.,
Son, ana r'acticaAy aiways on "a" lack
nagn"'o OF ia" ni: .iN ruIim.i l.. con
n"rt"i hS - 'ard.n Joint.
90 @; nay ,, :siS -! car, seven-ues.
,h", lhr wafer b"is i",. What +. H.
best hing 1" Il" 1" stop this. and !n,s a,
DO amy h"rmr X / IL
y TIL" ming 20 do T. To- nni nui vb,t
j. causing ~" "y-rhvnt,us. and then cor
rrSi me t""'l. Some, o: tn" things which
VII cauS" "r-rh""iIng avs: iu-urdcient
water ~ rait"r. lack or IuhricntirI,. rn"r
circulation 81 wut"r. ian h-t .Iiuuiu
running -" long "n retarded su.sA az,
in"r" ihan likely that YOU wUi nut no
,, ,,' 10 ." duS g ne stirling f.!n bolt.
81 the IAN Amay Ir"u thu driving iui'ay
'h- "N"rh-"line r,rN .c.Us. Ia" cylinder 80
rr'rdiat necessary.
:! rlras" r"il ms II The Packard win ~lx
mas -!nHl" unit power riani. or g. M.
Has % s"l.ctivc ~ sliding ..nrsr
4. IN" twin TX has "a sing. unit uow.-
"nni ana sr'"rtlN" Transmission
-. hnv" q co''c clutch which .'ip.
have frightened thY sr.rIns boil. In, s,ui
slips. What ca" TO ia stop th~@
a. Try cleaning /, win gasoline sni
her J. ~" shoulder" ON th" leather
f'cins II thor" IS. -crape +, or with 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
TO TURN OUT PL0W PARTS
hHnrhburE buSlnc>S Men Form
Sirong Company to Do General
Foundry Work In iIiI city.

Standard Chilled Castings Corpora
''on' chartered here less than a
month ago has acquired by purchase
ne plant of Dawson brothers x Co
located in south l.ynchburg. and viii
convert II into general foundry FOR
lhe mnnufactnrc on Il large scale Of
sch"ral foundry work. TN; more rs-
p"gi"!ly "f plow parts
NE officers Of the company. elected
!aSt week are: J. T.. Edmunds. pr-S-
ihrmi y. -. owen, vice. president; /
L.. u h"'iaS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS these.
officers. and in fac; all of IN. stn..l;
n"idc!S OF thc company. ar. Lynch
hnrs men and promiicu; in tn. busi-
n"SS circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
NEW AUTOS NEEDED
TO REPLACE JJINKED, CARS
Yearly Gap Left by Vorn-Ou Machines Bound 10
Boom Industry When Buying Public Begins to
fill void in transportation Means

Indications point to the fact that
America is about 20 undertake. tho
greatest building program the cnuu-
try has ever known. m. imm.,IInI..
plans call for railroad improvements
new highways. homes. hotels. hos
pit"ls. bridges. sewer and water rN-
tensions Tn" requirements for these
exceed Slo.uor.HOo.u in value
This vast building program assures
prosperity. Raw materials viii hc
required and men employed to build
and repair.
one hundred million people are now
consuming and wearing out needed
articles faster than they are now
produced. Production of practically
all merchandise has been at reduced
volume for three To five months /,
is possible W. will face u similar
shortage To that which came in the
spring of 1919.
y million automobiles is the nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

III. T. Adams. president OF the
Stutz Motor Corporation. has returned
from bushes strip To Baltimore and
Washington, ID. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

\. Try cleaning /; win r...iu. ann
hen dressing with castor oil See th,t
lh"f" J. ~" shoulder ON tn" Inath.r
i''!nt' " th'r" Is. scrare +, ~ with =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
ROANOKE HAS WORK AHEAD
Fians Laid md Money In Hand for
street md sewer Work

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. S.-AIuch inn
pruv"m"nt work by the city OF Roa-
Year. Tn" most Of the money OF
tn" big bond issue will probably h"
spent on streets and large contracts
Tor paving are soon 10 be made.
sonnet ming more than $1,000 will
u" spent on sewer work and othr,
imprrN"mcntS that will cost more
Than S!"n.nnH more are on The pro-
sr,m' The bond sale was for $780,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

the chair of civil engineering at
Johns Hopkins University. After
I'VE years AS the head or the civil
engineering department of that uni
rcrsity. he resigned to become pro-
fessor OF engineering mechanics at
Yale.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-07-01
TAX SALE
" fse
.GEORGIA-Lee County.

tsE
GEORGIA-Lee County
There will be sold before the Court
House. door in the City Of Leesburg or
the first Tuesday in July, 1921, to the
highest and best bidder for cash, be
tween the legal hours of sale the fol
lowing described property, towit:
acres of land in the shape of triangle
and bound as follows: East by public
road, northwest by settlement road
south by Geo. Wiley and same contain
ing. house and barn. Levied on and
to be- SOLD. asrthie property of Steve
Lane to, satisfy tax fl ia issued by
R. r. Green; for State and County
taxes for the year 1920. Tenants in
possession notified in the terms OF
the law.
Levy made and turned over to me
ITO advertise ana sell by U. F. King
Special Bailiff ~
This oath day of May, 1921.
z P.lGaCOXWELL, Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-07-01
is1.ts.
Citation.
oRGIA--Lee County.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
S. H. James having in proper form,
applied to me for Permanent Letters OF
administration on the estate of j. R.
James, late Of said County, this is to
cite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin OF j. r. James to be and APP
pear at my Office within the time allowed
by law, and show cause, if any they can,
why permanent administration should
not be granted to s. H. James on j. r,
james estate.
Witness my hand and official signature
this 6 day of June 1921.
A. F. GREEN, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-07-01
Mrs. DIV. Almond, OF Valdosta,
is visiting relatives here.

Mr.. S. p. Crotwell, Of Perry, was
visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. w. 7. Jackson and Mrs.
J. J. Forester and Mr.. Jack For.
roster left Monday for Lafayette,
Ca, to spend the summer.
Master Marcus and Geo. Powell,
of Abel, are visiting relatives in the
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover 'Kearse
announce the arrival of fine boy
at their home which arrived on
Tuesday the 28th.
We are proud Of the confidence doc.
tors, druggists and the public have in
e6s Chill and Fever Tonic.
Mrs. Roy Jordan, of Rochelle, is
spending some time here the guest
of her husband
Little Miss Margaret Bass is
spending some time at Tallahassee,
Fla, with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Howe and
children spent Sunday in DeSoto
with friends.
Mr.. Ed. Brim, of Baconton,
spent Sunday in Leesburg with
friends.
6e6 cures Malaria, ChiIIs and Fever,
Bilious ever, Colds and LaGrippe, or
money refunded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson King, Of
Valdosta, are spending some time
here the guests of the latters par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. King.
Mr.. Dan ShackeIford and Dr.. C.
T.. Ketchum have returned from al
two weeks trip to points in Ohio
and Indiana
Mrs. ]. II. kirkpatrick and
children spent the weekend I'M
Blakely with relatives.
Miss Carrie Youngblood spent
the week with her aunt J. W.
Youngblood.
Mrs. Bernice Stoval and family
Mrs. w G. Rutland and SON, Joe,
have gone to Wright Springs, Ga,
to spend several weeks.
Rub-My-Tsm is great paid Killer
Relieves pain and soreness, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, sprans, etc.
Come to see us when in need OF
Job Printing-we can please you.
Mrs. R r. Forester and children,
left today to spend the summer at
Wrights Springs.
Mr.. Bradley and Mr.. Walter
Bradley were visitors here Thursday
Mr.. W. C. Rutland returned
from a business trip Atlanta Tues
day.
Rub-My.Tism is a powerful antisep'I
tic. Cures infected cuts, old sores'
letter, etc.
Mrs. Barney Schneider, o; Blake
ly, is the guest Of her mother, Mrs
]. NJ. Mcbride.
Mr.. w. A. Curtis has moved ms
family, from Albany, they are occu-
nving the J. Il. Hines residence on
Walnut St. Leesburg extends MI
Curtis and family II most colui''
welcome.
Mr.. p. A. Whaling and Mr.. J.
w. Pye paid Leesburg short VISIT
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will BulIoch are
the happy parents of a fine boy
born Thursday.
ee6 quickly relieves Cohst''a''0"'
BiIIiousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid LIVER
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-07-01

We are putting new Subscribers
ON our list daily-let us put you or
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-07-01

We are now prepared to do your
Job Work on short notice.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-05
m FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
- Saws Ladies are Using
l' Sse;pe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur

80 loses its color and fustre,
Bat = <ades. turns gray. dull and
r r1sn. :. car,eed by q lack OF sulphur
uIze sesr Our grandmother made
b ~ ..+rre uf Sage Tea and Sulphur
y ~. - locks dark and beautiful.
= kssssr.--srds Of women and men who
" es~f even color. that beautiful
sl.s 800 of hair which Is 80 at
- IS. 80 only this old-time recipe.
rs.r.-sssssvg we get this famous mix
..sr-cved By the addition OF other
t'l r...sssrfs By asking at any drug
$50 - ! bottle or "Wyeth's Sage
o. ..,rrur Compound" which dark
sns - hair 50 naturally. 90 evenly,
e. 6 J. -ohody can possibly tell it has
u srrIied. You Just dampen a
60 $50 q soft brush with 1t and draw
= !. 5shrcurh your hair. taking one
- 4, =. s<rard Al a time. BY morning
-. ,-sv hair disappears: but whar
~ 1900 he ladies' with Wyethss Sage
~ - crlrhur Compound Is. that, be-
- - nesutifully Garkening the hair
49, : FEW applications. it also brings
49, 80 gloss and Iustre and gives il
q er1earance OF abundance
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..'scs g 4 delightful toilet requisite
I. ,rrarf color and youthful APP
$500 tc the hair. IT Is not in
;s.5s1 for the cure. mitigation or pre-
ssntion ~ disease
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-05
LET HENRY FORD 90 ~

To the Editor OF the OcaIa Banner:
Some time ago when the farm
organizations Of this country peti
toned Congress to pass an act pro
viding for the completion Of the pro
jeet Of the nitrate plant at Muscle
Shoals and to operate this plant as :
factory for the production Of nitrogen
as one Of the essential elements OF
commercial fertilizer the measure
was defeated on the plea that 1t was
not practical.
And now comes Henry Ford, Of
automobile fame, and offers 10 plank
down 1--WE million dollars as an init
ial payment and to follow with one
for a hundred years for this plant
This is bomb exploded IN the
camp OF the Nitrate Philistines-
1t is hoped that this offer viii be
accepted by Congress and thus save
the plant from abandonment. / pull
on my hat to Mr.. Ford for having
the vision and the daring to force
the issue before Congress and the
people Of the United States. He pro-
poses to do what Congress was
asked TO don1ake fertilizer for farm
ers and explosives for Uncle Sam in
time Ct war.
This IS case where money talks on
the right side IN more convincing
terms than the sophistry Of the hired
tools Of the trusts. If Congress
went then let Mr.. Ford do the work
supplying an essential element TO the
farmers with millions Of hungry
acres with Cheaper nitrogen. that the
1eemfng millions may be fed. There
are people who would starVe thousands
and bankrupt millions. If thereby they
could profit personally. We need men
today on the firing line Of public
opinion who win say. They shall not
pass Just as was said along the battle
line In the vine clad hills Of France.
and the poppy-strewn wales OF Fland-
ers
May there be others, like Henry
Ford, who viii come forward and force
the government to do things, or take
down the barriers 50 that public spirit
ed citizens may act
VA McRAE,
Commissioner Of Agriculture, TAI
Iahassee.