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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

The medicine of which Henry Barnes
saId. at is the only medicine that essed
my stomac and stopped the gas viii
wipe away stomach troubles ana put
strength and vitality into the blood.
A highly efficient stomach medicine
and a few other good things for the
nerves. blood. stomach, kidneys and
bowels.
You may be starving your blood in the
midst of plenty. 1t isn't how mueh you
eat that counts, but it's how much you
digest the food you eat.
You cannot get steam out of water
without fire; you can't get brain power
nerve force and red blood corpuscles out
Of food without digestion.
Thousands lack sufficient vital force ana
don't know why.
They think they need a tonic. a vaca-
tion or a change of scenery. but they
don't. It's old indigestion that's the mat
ter with them, and six days OF my ClNOT
will prove it.
riley don't get the strength out of their
food. It's like running corn through a
mill with the rollers too wide apart; the
corn goes through. but the mill doesn't
grind.
Don't Think You Must Have a Pain to
Have Indigestion
Lack OF flesh. too much fat, plmples,
bIotehes, sellow complexion, lack OF nerve
force, impoverished blood, sleeplessness
headaches, backaches, sideaehes, weak
brain power. dizzy spells. spots floating
before the eyes may all be due to faulty
digestion process. either In the stomach or
the bowels.
for a week, and find out how your diges-
tive organs are working. II the CINOT
helps you greatly, gives you more force.
strength and brain power. you may set u
down that your liver ana bowels were not
doing their duty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
KEYPORT

Miss Nettie Barnes, a former resi-
dent of the borough. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chin
cry,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

Miss Nettie Barnes a former resi-
dent of the borough, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chin
cry.
Mrs. w. S. Wallace and children,
Merrill and Stephanie, and Mrs. c.
Leon Garrison and son Forrest are
spending the balance of the summer
at the f. II. Wharton bungalow at
Ocean Grove. Mr.. Wallace and Mr..
Garrison are frequent visitors
through the week and are spending
the week ends at the bungalow.
Miss Marjorie Bedle IS spending
a few days as the CUES. of Miss
Catherine Wise, Of Newark, who is
giving a house party at Manasquan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Polling, of
West New Brighton, s.. l., were the
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Britton Polling over the
week end.
Mr.. and lirs. William Mason were
visitors at Keansburg on Sunday.
Howard s Tilton, of Long Branch
was the guest of relatives in town
on Sunday.
Robert Kyle, Of Fanwood, was a
visitor in the borough the latter
part of week. Mr.. Kyle was frequent
visitor to Eeyport some years ago,
visiting at the home of his uncle,
Joseph w. Leslie, who has since re-
moved to Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle Ward, of New
York, were the week end and SOL
iday guests Of the formers parents,
Mr. apd Mrs Joseph Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A Smith
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
D. Gravatt, of Bradley Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hodgson Rose
wear accompanied by their son.
Maynard Kenneth Rosevear, OF
East Orange, and Miss Janet Smith
are enjoying several days camping
at M~antoloking
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Collins
spent the holiday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Percival OF East Orange.
Alan Edwards, of Long Branch
was a local visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Daisy Seymour, Of Yonkers,
spent the holiday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Garret Van Giesen.
George C. Smith and son, Gerald
B: Smith, we're guests Of friends at
Asbury Park on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bronkhurst
and daughter, Marjorie. of New
York, were guests of Mrs. Bronx
bursts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller over the holiday. Mrs.
Bronkhurst and daughter will re-
main for several days.
Mrs. H. o. Bauer, who is making
her home for the present in South
River was a visitor in the borough
the latter part of the past week,
spending several days with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Demerest, of First street.
Mrs. Eda X. Ohland, local visiting
nurse, is enjoying her annual
months vacation. Her place will
be taken by a competent substitute
secured by the nursing committee,
Of which Mrs. P. A. Sondergaard is
chairman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
It's The
Sensation OF ]
New Jersey Folks!'
Why? Because 1T DOES WHAT
1T CLAIMS TO DO Ils
EVERY CASE. What Does
Why the Much Talked .
CINOT Does, of Course.
Doesn't Fool People. /;

"Tonics may come, and tonics may !
but | 20 on forever" can be truth
said by CINOT, because IT MAKES g
II makes so good hat its users afg
afraid 10 say so. And Cinct has come 10
stay. because it is WELCOME; they all
say so. Here is another Newark case re-
iieved. Mrs. Amelia Rebel of 2s5 Power
Road, says:
10 be drawing my lungs together. These
pains were caused by gas that formed on
my stomach after eating. I was very rest
less at night never Seemed 20 be able
to get a fun nights sleep. I was tired
out all the time. 1 also had bad pains
across my back. When read Of the
splendid results that ClNOT was giving
other people right here in Newark. l de-
cided to try it myself and = now spy
that I HAVE ALL HI CONFIDENCE
TN THE WORLD IN CJNOT, for l can
see that it is doing me good. I don't have
that tired feeling now and the chest paias'
have left me-. The pains in my back are
gradually disappearing and l am going
TO continue with CINOT for 1t Is on ac-
count of CINOT that 1 am eating and
sleeping just fine"
CINOT is merely the NAME under
which IA selected HERBS are sold in a
scientific formula. There is NO SECRET
ABOUT Tits all open and above board.
But the main thing is, CINOT GETS RE-
SUITS. CINOr will do for you what 1t
does for others. Why not give 1t a trial?
GREAT for constipation, stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. Try CINOT today-1
1t will not disappoint you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

II you don't know. ask a policeman
is a common, everyday expression on 'he
street. In this case the expression is
nassed along to the sick. the rundown
,r6 tho d-outers'' from stomach
troubIe who have as yet postponed that
action which would Danish their troubles
trial of a Simple Herbal Tonic. IN mis-
statement to CINOT. he says:
.r have been a regular sufferer from a
SOUL ACID STOMACH. Everything that
I ate would turn to gas-even a drink OF
water would make me belch gas. l had
dizzy spells, and as to eating 1
couldn't touch cabbage or corn! / was
also regularly constipated in addition to
iii nv other troubles. When L read a
testimonial Of CINOT in the NEWS, l
found that THE SYMPTOMS descrlpeu
were like mine. So 1 tried ClNOT Tor my
case and / CANNOT BEGIN TO EN-
pPEsS MY GRATITUDE. CINOT HAS
CERTAINLY DONE THE WORK. 1 am
NOT always tired nut now as / was before
taking CINOT. AMI l can now eat CAP.
baee and corn with nc trouble at all L
sleep like a top and FEEL FINE; l IE 6ir
/ KNOW ABOUT CINOT
and IL YOU sell a carload OF 1t a Week l
know the reason-its because CINOI is
THERE" a.a.
CINOT is a vegetable compound maue
from the pure Juices and extracts OF many
different roots, herbs, bark and berries.
It acts on the bowels and relieves ,ns ren.
stipation, increases the appetite, ihauces
sound. restful sleep, DUETS me ns.sss
stimulates the kidneys to full healthy ae-
ton, thereby Kidding the system OF oil
sons which cause eatarrh and rheumatism,
CINOT rouses a. sluggish liver to heaithy
action. thereby relieving headaches.
giddy spells, biliousness. foul breath, pao
taste in the mouth. sailow eomplekion'
heartburn. and as a general tonic and sys-
tenn builder it is unexcelled.
The CINOT expert has headquarters a,
National Pharmacy stores, corner smitf
and Madison avenue beginning Thufsday
July 9Th, TO meet the local public nho
explain the merits of this great rehneos
See him today. a
This is an invitation you can't aHoro
to ignore. I'll tell you why. am so,hs
viii tone vol up and put an end to al
chances of indigestion, rheumatism con
stipation, catsrrh and kindred his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

Only yesterday your head may have felt
dull and heavy, you had the blues.
were cross, nervous or irritable, every
thing seemed to go wrong and you
couldn't tell why.
It's ten to one It was old dyspepsia, sly
ly getting in his work. not enough to
cause you pain, but just enough to duh
your brain, rob you of your vitality, upset
your liver and deplete your nerve force.
MAYBE you don't think so, but try n
bottle of CINOT and see IL it don't change
blues to a bright cherry red, make the
old world laugh I'm merry glee. and put
new vigor and vim into your life again.
Lon Cox, the travelling salesman, had
stomach trouble so bad he practically MAD
to live on liquid foods. He couldn't eat
vegetables without suffering terrible pain
He took two bottles of CINOT and can
now eat anything he wants without any
distress whatever-sounds ike a miracle
we'll, we have Mr.. Coxs own slsheu
statement to that effect.
]. M. Burke. the b. and O. conductor,
SAYS he had rheumatism so bad he had
to use a cane to get around at al on
his fourth bottle Of CINOT he said: j
am now feeling fine. HAVE
AWAY MY CANE These are only two
out OF hundreds, yes. thousands.
Test This Medicine Free
Mr.. Sufferer. have you ever heard of
the wonderful medicine that talks, that
really tells you itself what it can do
| that's CINOT. Five minutes after you
take il the medicine begins to unfold its
virtues, and it Will. by actual demonstra-
ton, unfold to you more in regard TO IT'S
merits In ten minutes than l could prob
| ably make you believe If wrote you ten
| books as large as the dictionary.
words cannot tell you how glad we
are for CtNoT." declares Mrs. Beazely.
..Tbe first bottle fixed me up" says W.. w.
! Harden. II am a changed man now
states Rev. G. w. Pope.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

a pair of embroidered satin boudoir
slippers; Mrs. s.. B. Demarest, a dec
grated china cream and sugar set
and Mrs. C. A. de Russy, an en-
broidered guest towel. c. F. Lewis
won the first gentlemen's prize, a
fountain pen; 8. B. Demarest, a pair
of cuff links; Charles Wiswall. two
packs of cards and A. c. Walker, a
nest of ash trays.
Those present included Commo-
dore Boynton, Vice Commodore and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Demarest, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Brown, Mrs. Luke Mooney, Mr..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

and Mrs. A. C. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Weiant, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ferguson,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lahey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wiswall, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. f. Ballard, MI. and Mrs. Thomas
Vincent, Mrs, c. NJ. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Zettlemoyer, of Sewaren:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Demarest, Mr..
and Mrs. f. p. Edgar, Mrs. c. A.
de Russy. of Woodbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker of Brooklyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mr.. and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
FIFTY A AGO

A woman in Lynn, Mass. was STEPPING
herbs on her kitchen stove. according TO
a recipe Of her own. to furnish medicine
for the women of the neighborhood. To-
day, a stones throw from the little house
where she lived, there is a four-story
i, boratory. making the same medicine for
the women of the world. During the last
year almost 500 tons OF carefully selected
herbs we're used in the manufacture OF
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
a woman's medicine for woman's all
ments. Have you tried it?-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
THE ONE STANDARD
MOSQUITO REMEDY
SWEET DREAMS
Sweet Dreams Became the One Standard
Mosquito Remedy the Morning the First
Bottle Wa Made.

Sweet Dreams lives up to a reputation
that demands utmost efficiency. At the
time ingredients were highest and mo-
s~quitoes seemed to be hungriest, Sweet
Dreams was made double strength. The
double strength quality was found far
more efficient-So it's double strength to-
day.
There's one thing to remember: when
a dealer offers something just as good, s.
the man next door has Sweet Dreams In
large. original, sprinkle-top bottles.
When mosquitoes are troublesome. try
the stsndard-Sweet Dreams.
Sold by every druggist in every town
Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
ENJOYABLE CARD PARTY
HELD At SEWAnEN CLUB

SEWAREN, July 5.-A card party
was held at the Sewaren Land and
Water Club on Saturday night. There
we're eight tables of players and
several non-players. The prizes
were most attractive.
Mrs. F. P. Edgar won a pyrex
baking dish; Mrs. NJ. 1. Demarest,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

Mrs. Woods of Chrome.
The regular holiday dance will be
held tomorrow night known as the
commodore's dance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
If You Don't
Know, Ask This
Newark Officer

Will Tell You the Truth. His
Name Is Mr.. R. B. Williams.
He Lives at 526 North Fifth
Street, Newark, and Is a spe-
cial Officer for the Westings
house Electric Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

Every Person in This Section Who Is Weak,
Rundown, Sick or Nervous, to Try This Great
Medicine At My Expense--Free Bottle VIII Be
Given to All Who Come Early Tomorrow,
'Thurday, July 9Th, to National Pharmacy
Stores, Cor. Smith Street and Madison Ave.
Perth Amboy, N. }.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE
WONDERFUL, BEAUTIFULLY
1874 ACRES

FOUNTAIN FARM@Most beau.
tiful farm in Crawford country,
1874 acres. only three miles from
the beautiful city OF Titusyiliet;
large mansion with two baths and
shower, sun parlor, sleeping porch
furnace, open fire places, slate
laundry tubs, 12 rooms, cement
cellar, wonderful shade and lawn,
beautiful shrubbery, stone spring
and ice house, fine chtldren's play
house, llathed and plastered~h hog
pen and chicken coors, large gar
age, concrete hot beds, beautiful
fish pond and fountain, ice pond,
best watered farm in America, so
acres extra fine bottom land,
some orchard and timber, large
barn, cement floor, patent stan
chefs for cows, water In every
buildings one good seven-room
house, water, ETC.; one fine five
room bungalow, these buildings
and improvements cost $50, 900 q
short time ago, and now S18,50O
buys everything including stock
and equipment, two-thirds cash.
Write for photographs and full
particulars: act quick; goodS oil
well just drilled in on adjoining
farm at 900 feet, biggest bargain
in a first class farm on earth. Also
q fine ,57-acre farm, good seven
room house, big tank barn, nice
orchard, 1-2 mile to Catholic
church, I 1-2 miles to town, sta
ton, ETC., with stock, crops, tools,
household goods only $4,000, two
third cash, this would not build
the house: get busy ON this, and
q job. with 1t in the winter. $50
acres fine land, good house, two
barns, $50 fruit trees, over 100
acres under plough, fine water On
all farms, 10 head cattle, good
team wagon farming tools, only
$4,000 buys everything, two
thirds cash..a COW frnesand ia off
on all stock or equipment on all
farms sold before February first,
1922; write for bargain book, q
Is free.
.EDREE OFT. TITIISVTfr.N pAN
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GAROEINA
SO Examine children

Evo1,tn lThomaa annorvIeor
~ 4 snn. - rai.
y puphs = III Es
s..ssh ms. rS.hon $3.50
pS.s 80 - assmtn,ng ~
SS san e oain a.i.S,. t tt,a
Gao9ls "ith'u Jus
plsSFie
Znosney.pavls
on Sunday Miss Helen Zbosney
of Carolina and John Davis, Of
Barrackyille were married in Fair.
mont They VIII reside at Par
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TAKE OVER SHOES

MEXIco CITY Jan. 1s.-kl
baker sifopsstn Mexico City WIFI
taken over fore bly, by the bakers
oyndicate on January 20 IL de-.
mands Which caused tho present
strike d bakers here are not met
before that time. Announcement
10 this effect was issued &C the
close Of the first day OF the strike
which loft Mexico City short Of
bread radona
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MR.. FARM BUYER; Don't climb.
up and down hills all your life
when you cansbuy good level farms,
the cream ofEthis locality with ex.
ira good buildings with modern con,
Yeniences,N in house and barn, good
level roads near R. r., Centralized
schools, good markets. Milk $40.
and up net here. ] sell farms that
owners have lived on for years and.
paid for and have money on inter.
est, tho kind you can make good
on. State your wants and sendS9o.
lay for illustrated booklet, F. n,
LINENv1LLE, Pa.
214aA
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Farms For Sale

81 ACRES. CROP, STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS. Located 2 ~
miles from the town Sunman,,
q. Ia east Of st. Paul M. q.
church. Improved by as5 room,
good frame house and barn, slio,
fine fruit abundance, good well.
cistern and spring water, 2 horses,
IA cows, 1 wagon. 1 buggy 1 mower.
a binder, q harrows ! hay. rack, /
hay fork, rope & pnlleys 80.
chickens. Possession any time.
Part time price for all. $500. "A
realty bargain, Send for catalogue.
". ]. WEsTRICK, suNMAN,
Ind. 267S a
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EAST SIDE
.MEWS::
opsrstsdgon al ciarksbura.

opsEated o., az GIarksnara:
20 Mcdonald, aaBs Y. uele.
sraph operator, residing at ColIax,
g patiept az 81 Mafys tnospital
~ Glarkspufg recovering trom s9s.
sical operation, mrs: MCDONALD:
MS prother, Hugh mcDonalaI Wy
Mrs Fred Hawkins. a.sister;ln;law'
were atfhis bedside wednesday.
Ensel French ,of, coltax, has gone
70 Baltimore to4enterlWalter Reed
nospltaI tor an operation MT:
french issa world war veteran and
had one leg badly injured. the
wound has been giving MN serious
'roGples Tor several months anu MS
p~hysiciapss leclaea tnat an opera
ton Mas necessary
i~nterssthot3 company
ralph Wiltong y " chicago on
business Tor the Manufacturing
safes ana 5EngineeTlng company.
Lutte Brown and Re. kerns are at
HhinESoodA and Harley Harris at
Grafton on business Tor the conf
pany
seISy hoSs.
= Bstsy Kos, club VIII nees
Fraaaygeyening 'at!the home Of Mrs:
Wiu poolittle IN Oliver ayenue. All
members : urged to be present.
ese.SR
Ines cireleswll meet Sat
uraay afternoon az thetr hall in
Nam we good attendance Is
desired
DIVISION Meeting.
Division NO: Eots the Ladics' Aid
1 society o. the Diamond street
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Farms For Sale

THE EASTERN SHORE 81
MARYLAND. Use land Of
Beulah. Learn about It from
FRED QUINN, sTRouT FARM
AGENCY, Pocomoke City, Nd.
12-19.3ut-215BA
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JOB WANTED as stationary en-
gineer or stationary fireman.
Phone 1861. Il
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Statesmen Wanted

statesmen with a following
among the coal c~ommissary trade
in territory served by Falrmont eau
make a profitable sideline connec.
ton a staple ~article..S We prefer
men that cover their trade every
two or three weeks. Write at once
and state what territory you cover
and how often. We give exclusive
territory to the proper parties.
CINCINNATI BLASTING PAPER
Co, 81 Main ST. Cincinnati, Ohio.
2e92A
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POSITION as chauffeur or truck
driving. viii do any kind OF
work. Need work badly. Paul
Cramer, Barrackyille, w. Va.
262SA
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Situation Wanted, Male

WORK WANTED BY ENGINEER
g FIREMAN. Willing to do
any kind Of work. Can clerk in
store. reference. Married. Write
N. l, Thompson, Box 311. Far
3575A
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Women's Specialties

GERTRUDE DoziER FENNELL,
Arttul designing and dressmak.
Ing. LIS Watson Ave. Phone 1871.
S2.272st.2253A
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Building Lots For Sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLv1Ew,
Simon and East Park Additions
and Morgantown avenue. For par.
ticularB see FAIRMoNT BUILDING
& INVESTMENT CO., asa Protes.
sIonal Bldg. 1~.2,26t.2S93A
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s. ALE

YIN y ALG
8 large rooms, cellar, Ia acre
lot,' gas, near Owens. $1,000,
easy terms.
The Big Black Homestead and
90 lots for trade. A bargain.
Nevis rooms, bath, furnace and
corner lot; 1 block Of East
Park school. Very easy terms.
New 4 room, bath, cellar, gar
age, Edgway.
$50 Lincoln St., . rooms, cor
ner lot. Trade for smaller
property, II rooms. 4 rooms
close On, easy terms!
Large Q room house, CASTOR
Ave. $500.
Near Locust, Z rooms, $780,.
good terms,
lLEVIB. HAIR
CALL ISL
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Work WANTED driving truck.
Can give, best Of reference.
Write Hugh 1. Harris, Route No.
s, Fairmont, viva. 2610A
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WANTED SMALL NUMBER OF
PUPILS. viii teach at pupils
home. For Information write ait.
High ST.. Falrmont W. Va.
2s22A
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FOR sALE

Benoni ave. Eight rooms. gar
Fajrmont Ave. Close in. II
rooms, basement, garage,
Country Club road. Nine rooms
two baths, furnace, big lot.
Columbia st. New Cottage,
Walnut Ave. Six rooms, 'ath,
electricity.
Monroe st. Above High. Eight
rooms, bath.
Bellyiew. Four rooms, bath,
electricity.
CASTOR Ave. Seven rooms and
finished attic, bath. garage,
East Park Ave. Fine eight
room house.
ENcar Fair Grounds, Five rooms,
ols ssssi St. tlte rooms and
Bellyiew Ave. Corner Penpa.
Ave. Threo-room cottage.
CASTOR Ave. 18th st. Six
rooms, bath. $500.
Maple Ave. Six rooms and
bath.
M~illersyillc. Eight rooms, big
lot.
GEO. H. BRoBsT
PROFESSIONAL BLDG,
Phone ~
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINS - Gold
crowns, $500 up. False. teeth,
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted use.
DR. SMITH. 304 Merchant ST.
Open evenings, 26e5AI
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1915 AcRE FARM. 1oLToom house.
On paved roads and car line.
Easy trade on town property. MRS.
IDA QUINN, Downs, w. Va.
12.2S.6t.225aAi
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LOTS, FARMS bought.
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PRICHARDs Phone 975.
1426t2t2sA
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Male Help Wanted

MEN WANTED for detective work.
Z Experience unnecessary. Write
]. Ganor, former Govt Detective,
St Louis.s 2350A
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statesmen WANTED to sell low
priced guaranteed tires. Hard
worker who can produce Is worth
500 per week tosls. GooDSTOCk
CORD TIRE COMPANY 1906 So
Michigan Ave-, Chicago, III. 26S4A
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wAsHINGs WANTED. Work guar.
anteed. Call 1921. 2515A
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DONE. oRPHA BUN,
NER. Phone 1854, 61S Maryland
avenue. 25sSSA
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HELP Wanted

START a pressing, cleaning and
dyetng shop, splendid field,
excellent profits. We tell you how.
Write for booklet. BEN-voNDE
SYSTEM, Dept. $40, Charlotte, N:
260eA
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pressnaking

.~DREssMAKINa { PLAIN SEW.
ING. Give us a trial 2o6 Wal
nut Ave, Phone 961-R.
~ az 26t 2lSs A
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REGAL WYANDoTTEs, Butter
Cups. Our business Is raising ex.
hibltion poultry. Foundation cock.
erels pullets, Matching eggs at rea.
sonable prices. Get new blood.
MT. RYDoL FARM, Amherst, Va,
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'SToRAGE-Epr your car at reason.
able prices Apply SMITH &
.ToLES GARAGE Rear IFS FAIR.
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Poultry and Supplies

1--WE AND DRESSED TURKEYS,
DUCKS, CHICKENS aid Guinea.
Fowls. >Butters40c ID. North Fair
mont Poultry Co., Phone 447-M.
East Park al, Fair Grounds,
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Personal;

PERSONAL---VERY. this out for luck.
Your future foretoM. Send dime,
birthdate for trial reading. NINE
zoDELLA, Box ssSs Toledo, Ohio.
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TUBES FREE A CoRoNADA
CORDS. GtRtanteed 5000 miles
at less thansfabrtcst tire price. COR.
0NA CORD TIRE co, 426 Main
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WASHING AND IRONING WANT.
ED. Phone s67:M. 2s6sA