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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
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Situations wnntcd-,,n!r -.

IiAHL az hOusellcoUcr D! IWy UItM l1.u
boys wanted: country p.,l,.il. 80,
! a3i. care The DIsm,tch
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


Observation-Disclosures J:i5 A. Nj, Scp.
t-Iuav. 18TH. at the residence .; hcl
daughter. -V!s Hanover Avenue. MGs.
SAs., :. B.HHHehsn!p. widow ~. S.GH"!
AZ. RidnncHsh!p. She IL survived u!
ner two chiiGrcu, Mrs. Macon II. Cu.--
man anu :. ". BianhrHsnip. three
strand ch.iGI-n, VI. H., JT., l.. -. aau
-. l.. Coleman. ana iwo sisters. Fu-
ner0 AZ O'clock Tuesda! from IN,
residence.
MAKABL. D.y.. sunday. svr,.uU,r -.
49,, .. $3.50 4. NJ, "a. NE Tucker satin
tvrlLI!.. a.. Gorge + .nnn..n. !ouu, - 81.
II ,ha .ttu l.. ". ana hos. Han
.s"."uI., go me lo"ueth year q. u,s -,
80 survived H. 400 ,iI,A.,n. Amt.
..iU.,, sad George =. N..,roo.,. "a. "a
si"..'. u. a. -,iHG"r.,. ',"a tm.,. SIS
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IA . L }. X l.: L. l. l. R-MnIu.,...rg .,..
wishes position houAr. "p.g Tor
"'do"tr with no ch:.urru. isuul.y"rI
irS.
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Situations wantcd--.rr,uale 30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ,xue,,.,... ,t,b
children wishes position as Eu.s,ey COY.
crn"ss. Best references. Miss /. yuplds
kOck!,dg". Fla. BO1 10
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MERCHANDISE
BARGAIN

In one Fischer upright
piano; guaranteed in
perfect condition; also
one Everard; also one
upright at 500. Easy
terms to people in the
city or the country.
Freight prepaid by me.
Write for particulars.
Deal with a house of 35
years experience. The
only Old Reliable
MANLY B. RAMOS,
LA North Seventh.
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TEACHER - ii"u. ccunom'u. teacher.
G."hlE recommended. desires :.i4l-ftui'4.
place. either IA h!sn ,.hu,t pr small
college. BOX !. u.s.. "ai' rUc -. ..rrh.
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FINANCIAL
Business opportunities

--=;===--==---
business opportunities 3A
GOOD grocery and conecuouvry store,
FOR sale VI. i.csnsor. t!!-l! Mutual
bidg. ih"u" HantuInn ziI1
WANTED. business partner. ivt.y" manu-
itctur"T HiG Johi.';. splendid line d.
s.i"s a:tiE" selling PARTNER With capital
10 50 INT" a tast- -towiug business a..
tHb!!sh"d s"N"n y'ais. ig-I.Es man %,
rast selling "Npci l"n,". Addr,... uu.
49, Gaze m" Dispatch
Investments. Stocks, bonds 80
S!,-5r sECO%D- AiOHTGAt.. son. T.,
sale: liberia! brokerage. Can .iua!.on
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MERCHANDISE,
Articles for SI.Ic

NtfEiS' CARPETS; - Have your old
carpet ANA ClpthiHls made into new run,
itichnOnd Awning Co.. IA North Min
street. Madison 2lS2.
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to Buy and Sell Through Dispatch Want These Them
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattlo. Vehicles

bull for sale. vccman |
SeBis De Wit No. Z.yiis. three years
ora SIRE KING Pontiac Fancy Vccnan. |
uai. Queen SeK!s bismark. $3.50. John !
Il. linNM. E-ItLcMnrtM. Va
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RDONs md hoard
u
Rooms With Board

..Al >I l.. si,--Ropus and Doariers
wanted. also rooms to. !.sht nOus-kcr.
.u, ftau.nlgh IL.
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'L\MOND--Vcry nnn half carat diamond
m"n! mounted. very reasonably Bvr
IL .i;. u.fr The Dispatch.
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Not Abused
Just 4 Little Used"

l. IA" Furniture wc pm"l ,u.. v~,t a,
'"s NTdiy 10" prices. ray l;.'.e us.u.
10 %. g.. every week. Tn - goods NOV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

"iD"" "a got good h"uc nlth
u..c family. SINAI! Wages. IL 10. care
HNe D!hpatch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Blue RIDGE COLLEGE

The powerful Blue Ridge Baseball
nine crushed the team representing
the Army and Navy School of Balti-
more, on Saturday. The final score for
seven innings was % to g. The game
was PLAYED under bad weather. condi-
tions. The wind was high, making eff
fective pitching impossible. Snyder
started the game for Blue Ridge and
after he had located the plate the OPP
posing team was helpless before his
slants. Our star moundsman, Peters.
took up the burden in the fifth inning,
and merely toyed with the batters for
two innings. The outstanding features
OF the game We're the fine defensive
work OF Smith and Markell, and the
terrific smuggling of Hitchcock, Stup,
Dunn, Smith and Otto. The local team
will cross bats with the strong st.
Johns College team on Saturday at
New Windsor, game starting at go
p. m.
An OratOrical contest was held I'M
der the auspices of Mrs. Ross d. Muir
ply, head of the English Department
Friday night. There were eight con-
{ testants. The judges, Prof. Carl Howe
Prof. Carrie Hastings, and Mr.. Her
bert Englar, awarded first prize to
Miss Rebecca Swartz, and second
place was tied by Miss Ruth Dotterer
and Mr.. Wilbur McGolerick
The Academy and Business Seniors
entertained the College Seniors in the
College Gymnasium on Saturday
night last
! The Y W. c. A. will conduct Jap
anese social in the Gymnasium on this
Friday night. The proceeds from this
social will he utilized in alleviating
the suffering of the Armenians.
The Blue Ridge Baseball squad
shut out City College 5 to 0, on Tues
day evening. Prior to the game Fern
Hitchcock, star shOrtstop, was elected
to pilot the team through the season.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07

Go to your druggist says Dr. Orth. il
and =ct handy form package of Or.
Orth's Stomach Remedy remember the
mime Take il according 10 direction ami
if. after taking. you can truthfully say II
has done YOU II" good. don't want Your
money. Simply TAX" the empty box back l.
your druggist and get Your money back.
So. if you suffer from Indigestion. lys'
pcpSa Acidity. Sour stomach, Gas. Heart
burn. BillousncSS and Floating after eat
ing. heIdacr". coated tongue. or pains il
stomach and side. =" Ia your druggist at
once and gel i box of Dr. orth'$ Stomach
Remedy. and when You start To take It
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Medf0rd Prices
Pyorx 35c jar

Granulated Sugar Size ID.
Gasoline in Drum lots PFC gal.
Rabbits Lye 10c box.
Large cans Salmon lie.
Green Mountain Seed Potatoes 1926
per bushel.
Early Rose Seed Potatoes 1925 per Blu
Red Bliss Early Six Weeks potatoes
$2.25 bu.
Early Rose Seed Potatoes 1926 bu.
Crash &c yard.
Screen Doors $1.9S each.
25-fb. box Dynamite $3.50.
I cans Sardines for 25c.
Sob. box Dynamite $1G75.
Fresh fish every Tuesday and Friday.
Fuse 95c per 100 feet.
Dynamite Caps $1.75 per box of 100.
Ford Auto Springs $1.9S each.
Nice Mixed Candy 10c III.
Peerless Meat Bags &c each.
Cup Grease 1Sc can.
Gallon can Pineapple 45c.
Oyster Shell 60c bag.
RaisinS 19c box.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Oatmeal SC b.

10 quart Tin Pals 19c each.
3 Mouse Traps for Sc.
Eagle Tractor Oil Coo gallon.
ib. Ginger Snaps for 2jc.
penny Wire Nails 1915 keg.
3 pr. Children's Hose for 25c.
% Id. box Dumorite $3.50.
80 ID. box Dumorite $l0.75.
Carpet 39c yard.
Store Closes Z o'clock.
kow kure soc box.
Oatmeal 1925 per bag.
Meat Scraps $3.50 per 100 n.
Hog Tankage $3.50 per 100 ID.
Carbide 1913 per can.
Coal Oil lie gal.
3 cans Peas for Csc.
Chicken Fountains for 2jc.
Toe box Tobacco for sc.
bars Palm Olive Soap for Poe
Pound Box Macaroni 15c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
WINDIE HEIGHTS

Sunday school at Harmony Grove
Church Sunday at $50 a. M. Every
body come out.
Mr., and Mrs. Alice Gorsuch enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith.
Misses Mary Haines. Evelyn Carr,
Catherine Smith. Elsie Haines. Messrs
Claude Haines and Edwin Smith.
Miss Evelyn Carr visited Miss Cath
crime Smith last week.
THE. Ladies' Aid Society of Harmony
grove. Church will meet at Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Zepp's on Wednesday,
April 49, Everybody welcome.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
PLEASANT VALLEY

We are looking forward for large
apple crop this year, and that plenty
of apple butter will be boiled. Now
want to tell you how to boil it and
save sugar. Take all the sweet ap-
plies or pares for your cider and a
tartish apple to pare in, cut in four
pieces and you are right everything.
Sweet apples and pears will not cook
and you are only bringing them to the
manufacturer to be thrown away.
Mr. Jonas Zepp has moved to Mr.
Geo Markers property at the foot of
Canadv Hill, and Mr.. Horace koontz,
has moved into Mr.. Zepp's house, we
are now sure of blacksmith for an
other year, which was greatly need
ed in this place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07

Where there's a still there's a way.
Record.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy
Makes Big Hit in Westminster
DIR. Orth's Stomach Remedy Now Being Sold by All
Druggists on the Square Deal Money Back Plan

rraliZ" that ven are takir" The .,srs.ri,,.
tiun - - physician who pracrir"d g.,
cine in the States of Pcuu>y.,au.a amt
Ohi" for sixty years, and thar ia run,.
years he successfully treated ,nou~aad> ot
eases exactly like yours.
Now. if you really want Il "u"d healthy
never bother ing" :,iud 81 Il stomach /.
one that you can always depend u,ou 10
digest your food. get Il box ri-b away
and remember that it is mo>I rigdr
guaranteed.
Special note Ia out-of-tnwn sufferers
- cents mailed 10 the Dr. oItl'~ Labor
tories. East Liverpool. Ohio. will hru- .
box by Parcel Post. and guaranteed Y.i
can yet il at Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Prunes lie b.

Walter Baker Chocolate Sc bar.
o. y. T. Cotton sc spool
Mince Meat 15c ID.
Baby Nipples SC each.
3 Chicken Fountains for 25c.
so rod spool Galvanized Barb Wire
1925.
No. Fence Wire $3.50 per 100 n.
Big Wash Boilers $1.25. each.
Onion Sets $3.50 per bushel.
Onion Sets 10c quart.
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants 75c 100.
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants Toe dOZ.
Speckled Hen Egg Beans 19c pit.
4 boxes Argo Starch 25c.
Eating Potatoes SIS per blu.
Goodrich Ford Tires 1854.
Goodrich Ford Tubes $1.55.
XXXX Powdered Sugar &c lib.
Cabbage 4c ID.
Bicycle Tires $1.9S.
Seed Oats 75c bushel.
Challenge Pole Lima Beans PC pit.
Ford Hook Lima Beans 25c pit.
King OF Garden Pole Lima Beans 25C
pint.
Red Valentine Green Pod Beans 19c
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Barb Wire Sc b.

Medford Fertilizer grows bigger
crops.
Pet Milk &c can.
Horse Collars SOS each.
Buy your poultry wire from us.
Chestnut Lumber. &c and 312c foot.
Fresh fish every Tuesday & Friday.
Hominv 212c ID.
Wizard Pillow Shares zoe each.
Oliver Pillow Shares 69c each.
Syracuse Pillow Shares soc each.
Stock Syrup 15c gallon.
4 bars Rabbits Soap for Csc.
l box 1875 free.
Yellow Collar Pads 39c each.
Cheese 29c h.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07

Miss Margaret Poole spent Sunday
with Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Helen Smith spent Thursday
and Friday with Miss Catherine Smith.
Misses Elsie and Mildred Shipley
spent Sunday with Miss Marguerite
Wilson.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Crackers 1Oc lb.

Davis Dwarf White Wax Beans 19c pt
Prolific Black Wax Beans 19c pit.
Lazy Wife Green Pod Beans 19c pit.
Kentucky Wonder Green Pod Beans
19c pit.
pa ID. Jar Peanut Butter 39c jar.
Dark Green Window Shades 4Sc each
Nice Fresh Cheese 29c 10.
bars Soap for 25c.
Roofing Csc roll.
Mo Sam Coffee 35c ID.
Galvanized Chicken Coops $1.4S each
Stock Molasses 15c gallon.
formulated Sugar 512c ID.
10 wire 4S-in. Poultry Fence 5Sc rod.
20 wire 53-in. Poultry Fence 63 rod.
q wire 5S-in. Poultry Fence Csc rod.
wire American Fence 25c rod.
wire American Fence soc rod.
wire American Fence SIC rod.
10 wire American Fence SOC rod.
6 packs Garden Seedsfor 25c.
Scratch Feed 1925 per 100 III.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
TAYLNRSNILLE

The Taylorsville Aid Society was
royalty entertained on Thursday,
March %, at Taylorsville church by
Mr.. Charles Buckingham. He proved
himself splendid host and everyone
OF the fifty persons present expressed
themselves as having spent a very
pleasant and enjoyable afternoon. The
meeting was opened with Scripture
reading by Mrs. Zelma Wright, after
which the Lords prayer was repeated
by the society. The secretary then
read the minutes of the last meeting.
The readers for tie occasion were Mrs.
Maggie Price and Miss Hilda Maggins.
The selections wre appropriate as
we'll as entertaining. The business OF
the society was then transacted. This
was followed by the roll call. The
dues collected amounted to the good
/ ly sum of $500. Refreshments were
then served consisting of ice cream,
: cake and bananas, to which all dld
full justice. After a social hour the
time came to depart. The members
and visitors all bid their host good
bye and thanked him very heartily for
his generosity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zolan lille are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of young son,
who came to their home on Friday,
the last day of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Barnes NOV
ed back to their farm on Saturday
April LIST. We are sorry to lose them
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes moved in
to the house vacated by them.
Our community was shocked when
news came that our pastor and family
was to move, for it was the least OF
our thoughts, but nothing is certain
but death and taxes. May success fol-
low them in their new field of labor.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
10 a. m. Everybody come out.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07

II the composer of MY Old Ken
lucky Home" were alive to-day he
probably would be renting.-Detroit
News.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
Corn Meal 2Hc ID.

IVA "A 4VASNSA - ~ AZ
Hipolite Toe jar.
Tractor Kerosene loo gallon.
CongOleum CSC yard.
FIoortex 39c yard.
Mating 39c yard.
Havoline Auto Oil soc gal.
Havoline Medium Oil soc gal.
Havoline Heavy Oil 60c gal.
2 boxes Mothers Oats for 25c.
> boxes Quaker Oats for 25c.
2 boxes Armour Oats for 25c.
Cups and Saucers Csc set.
5 gallon Milk Cans reduced to 1896.
Chestnut Posts sc each.
Locust Posts 12c each.
Eagle Milk 19c can.
Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers $6.75.
Corrugated Galvanized Roofing rs
Gauge $3.50 square.
Standing Seam Roofing rs Gauge $3.50
square.
Cocoa &c ID.
Dried Peaches lie n.
Women'S Rubbers 4Sc pr.
Bright Red Barn Paint $1.39 gal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
CONLEY IN RACE
FOR COUNTY JOB
School Man Keeps Lincoln's
Adage Before Him in His
Work; Has Lived Here
For 32 Years

Chas. T. Conley, one Of the most
prominent school men in the county.
announced yesterday that he would Of.
fer his services to the taxpayers Of com
missioners' district No. l. Mr.. Conley
has lived in what is now Carter county
for the past 32 years. He worked his
way through high school, and has been
actively engaged in the teaching pro.
fession for the last eight years. Mr.
Conley has had extensive experience
in the construction OF our roads. And
while in the teaching profession has
had unquestionable experience in the
finances Of our county government, as
our schools are maintained by county
funds
Mr.. CoAley made the following state.
ment yesterday:
For the last 20 years have striven
diligently that |, some day, might be
able to serve my people efficiently. i'm.
partially, and economically. have all
ways had before me Lincnln't state.
ment: IN study and prepare myself
and some day my chance will come.
have higher ideals and ambitions than
the commissioner office. but through
1t hope to attain a position that can
be more useful to the people I serve.
have served the public for eight years,
and want to be an inspiration to that
boy and girl who tries"
His candidacy is subject to the demo.
cratic primaries Aug. /, 1922.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Change MADE
in PRECINCTS
FG2 ELECTION
1.-Two Revisions Made in Ard
more; Subdivision at Writ,
Healdton and Wilson by
the Board

Two changes in precinct boundary
pines have been made in Ardmore town,
ship, according to notice by o. c.
FLASHER, secretary OF the county elec.
hion board. Precinct 7 in Ardmore
4ownship has been divided and another
orecinct. No. 10. created from 1t.
The exact changes made in the bound
SAry lines follow:
Precinct No. Ardmore township
1ahall be divided so that 1t shall contain
benly the following territory South side
- West Main street from Texas filling
l1auon west to the city limits. thence
with the boundary of the city south and
SeAst to l street southwest, thence with
ffhe west line Of l street TO its inter
Dection with Broadway, thence with the
north line Of Broadway to the place OF
NkDinning. The voting place to be at
l8he Texas filling station.
A new precinct is hereby created out
VI No. In the city Of Ardmore and to
Ae known a. Precinct No. 10. Ardmore
{townahip. With the following boundar.
es: Beginning at the corner Of D
Autreet southwest and West Main street,
tkhsnce with the south side Of West
Main street to the intersection of West
hlain and Broadway. thence with the
South side Of Broadway TO the east
1pide Of l street southwest thence with
&he east side OF ] street 10 the city
Diuits, thence east TO + street south
W0t, thence with the west side Of +
kNtreet north TO Fifth avenue south.
swest. thence east 10 u street south
west, thence with TIE west side Of d
Eetreet to the place Of beginning. The
@oting place shall be NJ OF near the
Gpiscopal church.
Subdivisions OF voting precincts have
fAlso been made al Wilson, Healdton and
PWbt. Wilson in place of having but
Dne polling place will have three. The
FIRST and fourth wards OF the city will
bronstitute one voting precinct. while
tkhe third ward will constitute another
JAnd the second ward will be third
lRotng precinct.
At Healdton ward 4. the west half
I,of sections IL and IA, and all Of sec
.ation Is will be one voting precinct.
lWard g. all Of section l3 and the east
Shalf OF sections IL and II will be an.
pother. with the voting place at the
tDld Healdton schoolhouse. Ward 3 and
lscctions and 10 will comprise an.
,vother voting precinct and wards l and
" and section and and IL will com
cprise another. The Woodworth box
;south Of Healdton u discontinued and
Fhat voting territory merged into the
sDld Healdton precinct.
Writ will be devided into north and
xsouth voting precincts; the north di.
Svsion will comprise the east half Of
socti0n S and all Of section 4. The
sssouth precinct viii be the east hall Of
tsections 5 and II and all Of sections
Is and 16,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
SCHOOL ROW TO BE
TRIED OUT IN COURT

Richards has set up q control OF the
school and school board which amounts
20 complete usurpat!on OF the rights
OF the citizens and taxpayers" He
further charges in the petition that Mr..
Richards has had himself made clerk of
the board Of education In order to more
fully control, and that in this dual ca
pacity has thwarted all efforts to as.
certain the facts as regards condition
Of school matters. that he takes charge
OF the mail and records for this pur-
pose.
He claims further that DR.. McNees
held his place as member of the school
board and at the same time was county
health officer for years. and that no
attempt was made to remove HIM until
they discovered that in order to get
rid of this plaintiff they had to get rid
OF <he doctor, and they had Dr. McNees
resign.
BourIand's Efforts Fought.
That Mr. Bouriand's continued efforts
to be kept upon the school board will
be vigorously fought is certain. Mr..
Gates and Mr.. Love. have gone ahead
with the school work. appointed teach
ers for the new year and at the same
time prepared evidence to support the
contention that Mr.. Bourland Is really
out. Mrs. Ikard supports Mr.. Bour-
land in his contentious. and insists that
he should be given every right to be
heard in the matter
Mr.. Burnitt Is taking the lead in
opposing Mr. Bourland. "Mr. Bourland
has never worked harmoniously with
the board" he declared, "and even II
he had. this question Is entirely out Of
our hands. The law clearly states that
he has automatically vacated his place
on the school board. and the only way
he can again assume it Is to be re-
elected"
Contention Upheld.
Mr.. Burnitt's contention is upheld
by Attorneys Champion and George,
who are representing the board In the
case. Case after case was shown dis
closing similar circumstances. 1t Is
claimed, and in each case the courts
have held that where an officer holds
two offices that are incompatible, he
automatically vacates the one.
The board is further supported in the
premises by ruling by Assistant At
torney General Fulton, who held that
Mr. Bourland was no longer member
Of the board because Of his acceptance
OF the undersheriff job.
1t Is openly charged by friends OF the
school board and friends Of Mr.. Rich
ards that u small group. represented by
Mr.. Bourland, is literally after Mr..
Richards scalp" due to old grudges,
and that this small group has made 1t
hot for Mr.. Richards ever since he has
been here. Friends Of the board de-
clare that this group doesn't anything
like represent a majority Of the citi-
zens here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

10 snt hunt Bit Drop a little
"FrecEone" on an aching corn. instant
~ that rorh stops hurting. then short.
~ soa 1T II right off with fingers.
Truly
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle Of
,"Freezone" Tor y few cents. sufficient
20 remove every hard corn. soft corn.
or corn between the toes. and the cAl.
jnssr. without soreness or irritation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
VACUUM CLEANER Is
CHAMP FLY CATCHER

Summer time and flies are naught
TO the owner Of a Hoover vacuum
cleaner. according to A. 3. Rawllns,
who Saturday night demonstrated
the utility OF that little household
necessity to take up flies around
his front floor.
Within a half hour he had gather.
ed up two gallons and without any
trouble. II takes no trick to do the
stunt, he said. Just push the noz
zie in the flies direction when he
hghts-the cleaner does the work!
More than 200 persons stopped to
watch the demonstration.