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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02
els Of a Great
Florida Fishing rip
Known.

DR.. G. W. Garland has handed The
Herald copy Of letter written by
his son, G. w. Garland, Jr., of Long
Island, N. Y, to Dr.. Garland's grand
sen, a student in Princeton Univer-
sity. The letter tells of great fish
ing trip recently enjoyed by Mr.. Gar
land in the West Indies. The trip
from Miami was made by airplane,
the distance, As miles, being made in
as minutes. Portions of the letter
follow: .......
eve stayed with Mr.. Hawkes., who
has a very beautiful place on the
Halifax river. John DIS place, few
miles up, doesn't compare with it.
Mr.. Hawkes. and I left for Miami by
automobile driving the 270 miles in
nine hours. The roads between Day
tona and F't. Pierce are very rough
but Mr. Hawes says he never had a
more pleasant trip.
"From Miami we flew over to
Bimin, B. W. I. There we're 13 peo-
pie aboard the good airship Colum'
bus and more pleasant trip I never
experienced. We covered the 40
miles in As minutes and were out
fishing in the Bahamas an hour after
leaving Miami, and that afternoon
made a good catch including mum,
Der of baracudas, ranging in size uI
to five feet. This fish has long laws
with pearly sharp teeth and will at,
tack anything including man and il
is said will take chunks right out OF
ones body like a regular man eater
shark although they are very good
eating themselves when cooked, but
the natives in some sections are saiG
to be afraid to eat them. I also
caught Jack Cavalle weighing
about 80 pounds, very handsome
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02

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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02
Visitors in the I own
And the Community

[1EtO tS6S OOdsAsSS~'ssS9
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bandy, OF
Bath, are visiting relatives in the
city.
Mrs. l. B. Fielder and little son.
Isaac, are visiting relatives in George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. McMll-
Ian, of Ehrhardt, were visitors in the
city yesterday.
H. w. Johnson, of Columbia, is
spending some time in the city among
old friends and relatives.
u. C. Mcmillan, Jr., has returned
to the city after spending few days
on a trip to Asheville, N. G..
Miss Lucille Fearnster, of Alder
son, w. Va, visited friends in Bam-
berg during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Karesh and
little son, Melvin, of Ehrhardt, were
in the city Tuesday for short while.
Mrs. Henry F. Bamberg is spend
ing some time in Charleston where
she is undergoing medical treatment.
-H. A. Hughes, of Ehrhardt, Wis
tied relatives in Orangeburg Wednes-
day, stopping in Bamberg on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decania Bowling,
of Charlotte, were visitors to their
old home in Bamberg for several days
last week.
- .ss.,s Mrs. Lula H. Hahn returned to
her home in Augusta yesterday, after
spending several weeks in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. L. P. Mcmillan has return
ed to the city after a stay of a month
divided between relatives in st. Au-
gustine, Fla, and Atlanta.
A. M. Denbow, who has been IN
Richmond and Charlotte for quite a
while, recently returned to the city
where he is greeting his friends again.
Marvin Lewis, representative
in the general assembly from Marion
county, spent the past weekend il
the city with his brother, Ernest
Lewis.
Norman Kirsch and H. L. Kearse
went to orangeburg for short stay
Sunday, Mr.. Kearse returning that
night while Mr.. Kirsch got back a
few days later.
Mrs. w. Max Walker, OF the
lower section of the county, who once
lived in Bamberg and is well known
and popular here, visited in the city
for while Monday.
s Mrs. John Ulmer and Miss lnez
Greech, OF Kline, spent the past
@week in the city at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Carter, returning
home Sunday afternoon.
Hon. j. Carl Kearse spent the
past weekend on business trip to
New York and Washington, going
direct from his legislative duties in
Columbia, returning to Bamberg Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Black and
little boy, Clarence, Jr., visited rela-
tiyes in Columbia during the past
weekend, incidentally taking in the
performance of sousa's band there
Friday night.
D.. Ryan, more commonly
known hereabouts as "Steve," form
erly superintendent of the city power
plant here, but who is now an cleo
trieal engineer in Columbia, returned
to Bamberg for few days last week.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02
No Worms in q Healthy Child

AL children troubled with Worms have an un.
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as
rule, there Is more o. less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given resz-
larry for two or three weeks viii enrich the blood.
improve the Digestion and act as general strength
enins Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw of or dispel the WORMS, and the Child willhs
n perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per beste
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02

Napoleon made each of his soldiers
bathe every day.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02

From the way they tussel about the
floor dance haul" is correct.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-02
Piles Cured In 6 to IL Days

Druesists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itchns. Bind Bleedins er Prue1udin4 Piles.
Instantly relieves ltshlns Paee, and 700 can set
restful s5eep altar the first application. Prize 6oe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Hoy!-sARADO-Hoy!
Los falsos imforrnes de Ia Giencia

habando ocasones dversas ndad
Rico ddda las
fin propender de modo practice desarroo de
ena h descubert los proced
escupuosas preeren Ell
ruo pdbco mantenerss una lucha
induria matees
produc nsumidor necesarias garanaS
del mismo.
das nforme
Munpio Director del Servcio Sanitario
meas das ndustaes de cgarros
dminad maees qunos la confeccon de
ctado funconario materaes qicos mad
malo empados elaboration de cgarrios
mercado comercial producc bella
peudcil nvduo las sustancas
das elias la salud vida del individuo
maeal quco aude e Director Saniaro de New York
cafca hombre cienci aqe onocdos 81
hco cuauer PERSONS hae peder a
oportuna Nyorquno
candad
qumio
aqueos der
lamar la ncn de los consmidore hacia este hecho fin de
ccado ent los
judicales la aud Individual
eulvado
" elaborado hasta Ia sdo possible den
produo hacer dno la
adosaene eccnados nuestros consumdres caremos
produco simares bien needad de obte
nerlos Pero ash nuest4 h produce ga
fuera debcmos ntnos patriota cudosos aud
producto native los
brq compociones qicas,
aenazntes para h msa cmunidad desasstosO etos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Los dianos aIrlerieaTlos dicen que
Ia Conferencias Desame la sido
IN hacaso para IA diplomaciia yankee
Norte America Ordena Su eScuadra en- aguaS
europeas que regrese un puerto ameri-
cano. -JaI1as ha conocido la Loui-
siana una catastrofe como la
que ahOra Sufre
ode NUBsrRo 'sERv1c1o oABIEaRAr1co Bsprc1A13

Vicealmirante, en- tanto ell Vicealnai-
rante Niblack ha recibido los grades
de Contralmirante.
NATCHEZ, Mississippi, abril 29.-
Ell estado de Luisiana, que Sc encuen-
ira anegado por las aguas del Missi-
ssippi, Sc enfrenta con una de las
catastrofes mas horrendas de estOs
6ltimos amos. Infnidad de villas y
poblaciones de aquella zona, han sido
arrasadas por las corrientes, en- sus
formidables crecidas, las siennbras
casi todas Sc han perdido. Segin cal
culos prudentes, como 1900 millas
cuadradas de tierras cultivadas estan6
bajo las aguas, cubriendo casi toda
la region de Concordia y Catahoula.
A cuatro millasi de Ferriday, la mum
dacion es tai, que Sc entiende han PEI
recido algunos centenares de perso-
mas. La misma ciudad de Ferriday,
Sc halla en- estos instantes sufriendo
la amenaza de un desastre fluvial es-
tupendo. Envianse socorros por ell
Gohierno del estado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

vS . Paris convencer Poincare dc
su error en- obstinarse en- 10 contra
rio.
WASHINGTON, abril 29.-En el
tren de la manana ha llegado de Port
Pleasant, Ohio, ell Presidente Harding
en- cuya ciudad estuyo celebrando el
primer centenario del .natalicio dc
Grant. A la estacion fueron reci.
bnle algunos Congresistas y numero-
SOS amigos y simpatizadores del Eje-
utivo Nacional. Una vez en- Cass
Blanca fueron a cntrevistarle los re-
porteros, negandose decir NADIA so
bre los asuntos Que Sc debaten en- &c.
nova y de donde llegan noticias des-
consoladoras para la paz mundial.
NEW YORK, abril 29.-La gran Sc.
rie mundial de base ball, dio aver el
record que a continuation copiamos:
Liga Americana: Washington; g; FL
ladelfa, A; Boston, 8; New York, 4;
Chicago, 9; Detroit, 6; Cleveland,
y St. Louis, 8. Liga Nacional: Fila
DELTA, 10; Brooklyn, z; New York,
10; Boston, 6; Cincinnati, 5; Pitts
burg, 81; St. Louis, IL v Chicago, 8,
No decae el entusiasmo uh solo dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
ENTIRE LA DELEcAC1oN FRAN
CEsA EN- GENovA z II. CO.
BIERNo DE PARIS HAN SURGI-
DO GRAVES DIvERGENC1As.

GENOVA, abril 29.-vUna grave di-
vergencia ha surgido entire el Gobier-
no frances y la delegation francesa
que preside M. Louis Barthou, quien
Sc propone regresar Paris hoy mis-
mo y tai vez Sc disponga renunciar,
Einmediatamente. Debese este estado
de cosas al espiritu de conciliacion
que anima los delegados galos, los
cuales saconsejan su Gobiern0 de-
ponga su actitud hostil, previendo Ia
gran catastrofe que clio pueda aca-
rrearle Francia, contra la cuaf en-
filan todas sus criticas y sus armas,
las naciones de Europa Y del 1nundo.
81 Gabinete de Poincare Sc opone d
ninguna transaction, por honrosa que
parezca, y ordena su delegation que
Ipersista en- su polftica seguida, cues
te 10 que cueste.
PARIS, abril 29.-Las proposicio-
mes hechas por ell Premier, britanico
en- su vibrante discurso de Geneva,
endosadas a la celebration de una
Iconferencia del Consejo Supreme Ala
do en- Geneva, han si6o calificadas por
la prensa parisien como una cosa que
no tiene NADIA de nueva, puesto que
Ianteriormente habfa sido lanzada Ia
idea por Ell Gabinete frances. Aiaden
Ilos concentrates de los peri6dicos; que
dichas proposiciones estan de; perfec-
to acuerdo con las Manifestations
del Premier Poineare; perO que, sin
embargo, no Green propio que La cues
|ti6n de reparaeiones v penas que han
de iinponersele a Alemania, So tra-
te en- Genoyas / 4 10 scuaI Francia no
|prestara 81 eoapnraci6n, nj 1secnnda-
ra a Lloyd George.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
NJ Barthou ha visto en- el discurso
de Lloyd George el amago de que
lnglatera abandona a FranGa
El Presidente Harding guarda una completa
reserva sobre los asuntos que Sc debaten
en- GenOva.-La resefa de los juegos
de base ball de aver en- las gran
des ligas americanas.


GENOyA, abril 29.-El jefe de la
mission francesa, M. Louis Barthou,
muestrase completamente disgustado
con su Gobierno y no trata de ocul-
tar su enojo, porque comprende ell
fracaso que Sc avecina para Francia,
81 continia en- su politica. M. Bar
thou parece que ha visto en- el dis
curse de Lloyd George, un amago de
retirsr todo su apoyo Francia, y ell
ilustre polftico frances quiere recti-
fear a tempo la actitud de su nacion
ante las naciones reunidas en- la Con-
ferencia Economcia. Dice Barthou,
que 6l y sus colegas reconocen la ne
cesidad de establecer relaciones ami
gables con Alemania y Russia y que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
IoDo II PUEBLO FRANCES, Al
10 QUE sk ADvIERTE, EsTA
KsPALDANDO La PoLITICA
ExTERI0R De 81 GoBIERNo.


PARIS, abril 20. La posici6n del
Gobie1no frances, aunque un tanto de-
|Iicada, no ha canibiado nj un apiece en-
|cnanto j su actitud respecto al Trata-
do De Rapallo. De un momento a
|otro Sc espera N. Barthou, que ha
|salido va de Geneva, para conferen-
|ciar con el jefe. del Ministerio, Sr. Poin
care. Es de pnblico conociiniento,
Que Francia no lesta dispuesta a acce-
der entrar en- componendas, como
es e deseo de Barthou, aunque sin sa-
.crifcar en- NADIA el orgulo nacional
frances. Los circulos polfticos ha-
lllanse divididos, aun cuando todo el
pals Sc dispone seguir al gobierno
como un bloque en- ell desarrollo de
su polftica exterior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

WASHINGTON, abril 29.-Segura-
mente por la situacion tan critica por
que atraviesa ell mundo, la prensa de
esta ciudad opina que sera por 10 que
la labor de Professionalism de 10
acordado en- la Conferencia del desar-
me, Sc ha paralizado en- todos los Or
denes no tiene trazas de seguir ade-
lante. Hasta donde lie ha sido possible,
los Estados Unidos notifican 10 concer
niente a la rapidez de sus operacio-
mes en- la ratification de los Tratados
en- dicha Conferencia llevados cabo;
Y a ese fin nombra ell Presidente dos
comisiones para completar la obra en-
mayo 6, aun cuando las demas Po-
tencias no dan sehales de vida, NOM
brando siquiera sus comisiones res
pectivas para seguir adelante el de-
sarme. La prensa sigilosamente anun-
cia que la Conferencia del Desarme
ha sido un fracaso mas para la diplo-
macia americana, tan grande-opi-
nan algunos diarios que nadie Sc
atreve nj mencionarla.
WASHINGTON, abril 2s.-El vi
eaIrnirante de la escuadra america
ina, A. P. Niblack, comandante del es-
,uadr6n que Sc encuentra destacado
en- aguas europeas, ha recibido orde-
rlss ,.sa ~ ente nara
aacerss cargo del distrito naval SEX
to, con Charleston por cabecera, y Ell
Gontralrnirante Anderson, que actual
kmente Sc encnentra en- este puesto,
comandara los buques que navegan
aor Faguas de Europa. FL Contralmi-
|fante Anderson ha sido ascendido a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

I'D Nusu.ro $500 ca1lslsaa aaeel


GENOvA, abIil 20 De Paris Ile-
gan noticias bassaate inQnietaftes pa.
ia Ia delegation sncesa Eli Ia Con.
ferencia. Ell G0biefNo Frances ronu-
MICA sus emisafisA sqsi, que insistan
en- exigir de los R6deres Il cancela-
cion del Tratado De Rapallo, firinadO
por rusos u alalpanes, 50 pena de rel
tiralse de GhoVa Embellishments.
Ell aviso de FfaAeia ha causado gran
revuelo entire las potencias, que AFR
man que 81 Poineare persiste en- sos
tenerse en- la actitud asunlida y ma
nifestada en- su discurso farnoso de
Bar-le- Due, Francia Sc quedara sola,
puesto que los Aliados no podran sa-
crifcar sus intereses nj menos seguir-
ID, en- su belica tenacidad.
PARIS, abriE ~ El notable honls
bre pnblico Paul Deschanel, ex Presi-
dente de Francia, acaba de fallecer
en- su resideneia privada, atacado de
una aguda affection de influenza. AL
saberse la amarga noticia Ia nacion
entera ha expresado su dnelo . Ia fa-
milia doliente, y de fuera han llega-
do despachos muy sentidos, expresan-
do la tristeza de las naciones amigas,
por tan infausta perdida para Fran
cia. Ell entierro Sc llevara a cabo el
lunes, permaneciendo el cadayer del
ilustre politico en- capilla ardiente.
Sera depositado el feretro en- el Pam
te6n de HombTes Tpstres y Sc le ha-
ran todos los IGNORES militares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

ConshIado de Espaha en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.

4 Sc avisa, a los sdbditos espaaoles
RESIDENCES en- Ia IsIa que posean tftu-
los de Ia Deuda del antique Imperio
Austros Hnngaro, la obligation de pre-
ssntasiss hast Ell 80 de AabFil 1922 en-
este C6nsIIza6 de Espana para ser
estanpiiEados sin. 10 cual Y pasado
ese plazo no seran reconocidos como
'VaIidos poEel Comite de Reparaciones
en- b aplieaci6n del art, 203 del Ira
.tada de ST. German y del Trianon.
san Juan, Pto. Rico, 22, .abril 1922.
Ell Consul de Espaha,
ErnestO Freyre. i.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Gata del Diablo

Con Gerardina Farrar y Milton
siils. en- esta cinta cinemafsgraiiea.
sc re como per las venas de PaHahita
eafrfa sangre espanola; y ESQ Ia lnls
cla dnlce para amar y hraya para de
sender su honra.
Sera estrenada cl dfa primero de
mayo en- el Teatro America, siendo
los derechos exclusives de la Medal
Film Co, Inc,'
Ell nombre de Gerardina Farrar es
una earantfa para el pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Avso al PdbEco

Ell dia "a de AbriI abri6mue-
vamente sus operaciones co..
merciaIes el Establecimieuto
LA GLORIA, de n. Arriyf y
Co., despu6s de haber s:sado
inventario, 10 que cOmunica-
mos a los reIacionados, ami
COS y clientes de dicho esta-
bIecimientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

Con los ntmeros siguientes:
/ Sinfonia (presentaci6n) del maestro
7. Crist6hal
2 Espaha (Canoi6n) del maestro 7.
Crist6bal.
s Toos SON iguales (Cupldl del maestro
=. 0rej6n.
4 La Contrsbandista (Canci6n) del
maestro J. Padilla.
s II Chulo del Berbiqui (Cupl6) del
maestro Y. oulr6s
6 Malaga (Canci6n RegiOnaD del macs,
tfo +. Orist6bal.
Il n Sol Dc Espaaa (Canci6nl del Macs
tro NJ Font.
Is Ia Gitana CuFandora (Cuplt) del
maestro Earrnga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

En- eli aTticulo eneabezado .sPIEN-
81 I'll PIlEB1D 3, PIENsEN Los LEs
GISEADDRESH que sali6 en- nuestrO
nnnefp de 5aysi, en- su pendltima Ii
Dea dchde die MA verdade debe1
n decir mo " vsrdad con b cual
dejames este error subsanado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
COMENTADO DESFAVORABLE-
MENTE

Muy desfavorablemente ha sido CO.
mentado entire la opinion publica, que
el Gobernador Rely, haya nombrado
durante la ausencia de Mr.. Hull,
al Sub-C -Comisionado del Interior Mr..
Rogers.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Bien recibida

Ha sido por el ptblico la rebaja de
preeiosi hscha por la Ferreterfa Merino
dsspuSs del balance general y reajuste
do prscios. Advt.
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People who have been helped by Tan
lac are always anxious and willing 10
tell others about it. ]. c. Ellison Drug
Co.
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LEFT FOR DYERsBURG

John DOtson, who has been looking
after The city business and retail
bakery shop ana confectionery here OF
Percy Jones. moved this week 10 Dyers-
burg Tenn, where he VIII look after
the retail business Of the bakery az
luired in that city by Mr.. Jones recent
Is. Mr. DotsOn has been looking after
he retail business here tor NJ. Jones
Tor several years and Is familiar with
HAT end OF the work. lie is well and
'avorlbIy known here. and while his
friends regret 90 see him leave HEX
man, VIII make the right man for Mr..
Jones new place elm Dyersburs. lie
iud his family left Wednesday.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Bible school 9:4j. Make a special
effort on the first sunday in February.
Communion al 10 40, followed by a
special program This is the third an
uiyersary Of our dedication day and we
hope TO make this a very profitable oc-
casion Let Us all join in making il
the greatest anniversary we have en-
joved and not only be present ourselves
but invite our friends
Night Worship promptly at o'clock
\ welcome awaits all.
T. l. Miley, Pastor.
Fresh fruits and vegetables every
NVcnh-keid Bros.
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Black LangShan Pullets and Yearlinl
Hens, $500 each, or $50 per Dozen
Mrs. J. r. Davie. Route 4. 3p-33
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Hemstitching and picotins attach
ment works on any sewing machine,
easily adjusted. Price $3.50, with fun
Instructions. Oriental Novelty Co,
Box II. Corpus Christi. Texas.
Mrs. Lou Bartlett returned nome
Monday from a visit TO her daughter
Mrs. Layton Reed. of New Orleans
Mrs Fred Stokes and baby. Of Water
Valley. are visiting her parents, ii. e.
Barrett and wife.
Friday at the Rex: Dorothy Dalton
in "HaIf an Hour" This Is Para
mount picture.
Chase & Sanborn Coffee and G1ister
Best Flour-the best in town.-Reid
Bros
Mrs. Margaret Butler has returned TO
her home in Louisville. after visit 10
her neice. Mrs. Josephine Zeisner-
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Rinehart In West Hickman is seriously
| ill with pneumonia.
We cater to parties and receptions
Reid Bros.
It NJ. French spent Tuesday In Mem
phis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-02-02
MEETING OF WOODROW WILSON
FOUNDATION COMMITTEE

Those interested in helping to raise
our part Of the contribution to the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund are
asked to meet at Moore and Stahr's Of
flee. Thursday evening Mt seven o'clock.
Are we going TO fall down in the
small sum asked Of this county? Fifty
cents or a dollar from those interested
in this fund for the promotion of peace
will be more appreciated than nothing.
Are we not ready TO honor man who
has given his heart and soul TO this
cause?
Fulton is raising her part-has al
ready raised more than one hundred
dollars. The County is asked for only
100000 We can 90 over the top. We
must. Please come to this meeting or
send your bit.
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ON Jan. % AIRS. X. 4 Mitchell de-
li-htfuliy entertained for her little son.
James Aliens. third birthday. from =
To T. Many games We're played and
many nice presents were received. At
the close OF the afternoon pink and
white hrick cream. cake and mints
were enjoyed. Each little guest was
presented "a favor of white crepe caps
ana emblems Of hearts and anchors
Those present were Little Misses Mary
Helen Henry. Agnes GOIlder johnson,
Hilda Dale Spradliu. Emma Lloyd Tai
ley Jeanette HORNE, Marie Engle and
Preston Mcneil.
For Sale - Five-roOm residence in
West Hickman, known as the J. NJ
Harkcy place. Light and water store
house in connection; good barn and
garden. VIII sell at bargain. Rea-
son for selling. wife in bad health and
1 want TO leave town. See me for
terms.--J. C. Fields.
Aunt Jemima Pancakes and sugar
house mOlasses.-Eeid Bros.
o.
From the time the doors were opened
last Saturday. +. r. EllisOn's Store
has been crowded continuously with
eager buyers. There are hundreds of
real bargains TO be had at this store. II
win pay Won 20 attend often. 1t con
tinues until s turday, February 18th.
o.
Black Langshan Pullets and Yearling
Hens, $500 each, or 500 per dozen
Mrs. J. II. Davie. Route T. 3p-33
.
People who have been helped by Tan
lac are always anxious and willing 70
tell others about il. ]. c. Ellison Drug
Co.
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Mrs. Frank Smith has been on the
sick list for several days this week.
We cater TO parties and receptions
Reid Bros.
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HICKMAN CITY SCHOOLS

Average scholarship for the first Sc
me~tcr. ending january %. 1922
Many pupils made much higher
grade than The following. hut the irreg-
ular pupils reduce the averages in each
don. t.fru.uf
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To Cure n Cold In One Dny

Tahe LAXATIVE BRONO QUININE CTablets.l
stops the COuah and Headache and works on
Cold. EN-. GROVES signature o. each box
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-02-02

go is prescription for Colds, Fever
and I.aGrippe. It's the most speedy
remedy we know. 2i-15c
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Plles Cured In 8 TO 14 DAYS

l,,,esists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fail
10 cure Ilchine Bind. B,esdins or PTotrudine Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can &c
-eslfui sleep Cfrer fh7 - e~-iiratoa- Price 60c
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Aunt Jemima Pancakes and sugar
house mOlasses.-Reid Bros.
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Mrs. j. G Fields, who has been i'm
bad health for "A year. il not improving.
and she and MIR. Fields will leave Iiick-
man in the near future.
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Presbyterian Church For Sale-Sec
ID. Il. Wilson. -p'1
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness shown Us
during the sickness and death Of our
baby.-W. l.. Gibson and Wife.
We cater 10 parties and receptions
Reid Bros.
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Groceries-Bettersworth.