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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09

.~ We. sssh 10 take this method ai
expressing our heartfelt thsakf and
srp, ~o,.tioa o. III. many friends
and s~,shbau Who 10 Willingly
came 10 90, assistance during the
illness and death u om dest vile.
moihes and sist.t. MAY the Lord
hiss. yna all
n \. ati,s
M~. iva MoDonoash
Mrs, siman esssi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09
NON .ssloGNr NcTira



10 Ch.oes,y Al Dici.os r,nn..
In ,his cause. II sppears 10 the
Clerk and Maste: from The MI
which 10 ssorr to. tba the d''sn'
dsn,, Ls,ry, Little, - non rssii' n'
~ The state al Tennsssss and Can
nos he ~ I'D wta rruc-s-r u /"
therefore us.ie,-e .ts, publ a.ioa
|b1 md. IA. said defendant, that
bs sppsss at the eou.i hoa'e 10
Dickson. tennessee on or e~fo'' The
First Mondsy IN july nrss 400
| ciesd, sost % ~ dtmur to the hili
Eled saainst him 10. this eauss ~
| ,he EN-. s:l' Ne taken 10, pousss'
ID and the case ~, Tor h<snne ~
psrte
II ID further ordered thss th''
notice b. published IN 'hs D!cssos
County Hsssld im four consseu ~
| seeks - rtaulrel b. sa~ 10 Auet
essss
! Witness ny hand al ofAcs !.
D.cks o, Tenn. th'aAg. ~, iefi
~,.o J. J Istisar C.etk,
Joe B. We.ms. solicitor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09
ice Cream Supper

Thsse will ha an lea cream supper
q, Cumberland Furnace Saturday
nish,, Jane 10. given under The
auspices Of the Eastern Star Lodge.
A good time I, promised III VITO
attend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09

II. old Ciehson Mnhl. works u
aasss Ans busiuAss fhss are pes
selli-s $50 .ohs iU BOO co end
furnish ths A@sst ~Hamsa 10 The
stst.. Saw. your moa.y tv trsd'us
with home snssspsts. - A
TAomas, Manager
FARM L1AEs--Bswsow monsJ
hon The Federal lind essk 4
SIX s.rc~at, ieaa tune sssy psY
usn;, II. ], Brvr, Secretary sn'
! Treasures, Dieksos. lena.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09


Miss Ness DoJd. al Csnssvvi)le.
wan q recent gsest 81 ksss kssslls
TusheviIis.
Mss simen stiu. N kvansvisls.
Iad., who hss been stsssdias ths
bsasids 81 hss sistss, Ars u. Suit.
sos the psst yin seeks. rstanasd 10
hss home M,nday.
sherrsan assss ven, 10 NASHVILLE
tuesday, where be underwent IN
opsrsfii,n having q cataract removed
nom bis eye. A. last ssaount b.
sss doing nicely and ID 10 hoi'sd h.
biz Macy iiends that tbs opsratsen
viii be 1 suet<ssui one.
Mr.. and Mn. Oliver MeDonousA
et Ripiey. Mics. stt~o<lsd tAs
funeral 81 the ls,tsf's msthsr, Mrs.
N. Suit. here friday. Mrs. Nc
Donoush bad been st Der esdsids
Coz several seeks. They w.ll visi'
at Pinssood before ressrnlns home
UySf--0u pike between Diek
con and Charlotte last Sunday kiKif
Wrist Watch witb gold esseslsss,
plain back and little sasra 'ins ou
ironi. Finder plsase return 70 Ara
Wslises Robinson Diekson. ssd
receive liberal rssard
The FAIRY 10 here. the best &c
cigar on the market. II Isl hon,
product rsds By the ksttssot
Cigar Company 10 Dieksan Whsr
You ssn, Q good Sc smoke bug
"Ths FAIRY thereby helping
home entssrsiss
Mr. snd Ms. '. D Hope, ast
two son.. frsnh aud Richard. wht
moved IN Detroit several ssst'
ago, hav. returned and are nos
located in Nashville They speu
the week END ~i,b their daughter
Mrs Fletcher Hllio.,s on BSton'
Creek
There ailf bsA District" hissiSh
sry me. ing ii wsv-rly tuesday
J1ye-a isr.. M 'sre,p,fss, u4 shs
County will be expected 10 have
delegates pfs.n, To represent tbsi
aus illasy H n Williams
President v. Ms oiM Z Church
south
J 4 Jan.s, q former Dictso,
county hny. and Misa Agnes Outis~
Fsi .syiSts =sse married -hsee. .Inn'
dsv lasi week al The home at mr
In. 9. Jackson, pastor OF the Fire
|'BAsfsi Church. .:r SD Ma
Joess, uili make. tAeir bone II
Toledo. Ono, where Mr.. Jone
holds q good posi- ION
Mr. end Mrs r W. Stewart an,
little son l.h tuesday Tor . sevsra
dsy -,sit si,h Nrs, Stewart
mother. Mrs. Geo. Lockhst an
| other relative. aud friends In Nash
vile. They will alec visit relative
10 Springfield and Gseenbsiar bsior
returning home;
The Christian Erdeavos Soeist
| Of Presbyterian Church enjoyed q
inside" Gypsy Tea on Thusds
, evening al last ssek, The mer
| party had plannsdso 20 10 trucks /,
Centry's Park, but Jupiter Pluviu
! directed otherwise, spillins too muc
tea on the srassy vay-so rsius
vas taken In the Legion hall, ~hes
a delightful supper was ssrvsd,
| round al intsssstinl games. Directs
by Mrs, n. A. Pevton. chairman
the Social Com nit tee, vers hearth
enjoyed. About City Sers present
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09
Ice Cream Svrees

An Ice cream supper wilI No
s,,sn IN the court buuss ysfd NJ
Charlotte on nsx, SATURDAY. nssht,
Jaus 10Th. the .me being under
The auspices n The NJ Y Cbrrh,
Aeu,h L., ever boty come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

Va. Yesterday. lie was the son OF
DR.. James and Anna Maria lIarri.
Bolton. and was born in Richmon,'
va, In 1915. He served az engineer
officer on the star of General pcndcr
throughout the War Between the
States.
AS an engineer he was closely
identified With the early development
II railroads in this county. particu-
lariy the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Southern Railways lie retired from
the position OF chief engineer OF the
Southern Railway in 1895 and made
his home at "BrUuchland." near the
university.
Major Bolton married FIRST. Miss
Lizzie G. Campbell. OF Richmond. who
died in 1889
lie Is survived by his second wife.
formerly Miss Alma Baldwin. OF
Montgomery, Ala. aud the following
children: Mrs. J. Thompson Brown.
Jr.. OF Rock Hill. : C.: Mrs. w. Al
Ian Perkins and MISS Cccile Il. Boil
ton. of charlottesville. aud Charming
NJ. Bolton. Jr.. student at V. NJ l. In
,erment VIII be In Hollywood. follow
ing the arrival OF the train due at
Main street station at $40 =. VI. to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
FORMER MARINE CORPS
CAPTAIN IS ARRESTED
State Dry Officers Swoop
Down on Residence
in Stafford.
lSpeclal to The Tl,nes-DIspnich 1


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. C.
state Prohibition Inspectors n -
brown and w. G. Palmer have Just
made two successful raids. which
netted several large stills and a
quantity OF mash Three mon were
arrested and warrant Is In tho hands
OF the officers for Il fourth. Armed
with search warrant Brown and
Palmer. accompanied by county OFF,
eers. swoopcd down on tho residence
OF captain G.. T.. Mills. formerly an
officer OF the United States Marine
Corps. stationed at the Quantico Ma.
copper stills Of Legations capacity
each. One still was hidden in the at
tie one In the Kitchen and Il third be-
hind the barn.
Tho cX-mar!ne officer. who is VOL
known in Fredericksburg and Stat
ford. has been residing on what is
known az the x. s. Moncurs place, in
Gr!fhs precinct. Stafford County, for
tho past two years. since leaving the
service. lie was in the marine corps
during the World War.
The prohibition inspectors from
R!chmond. wi;h J. J.. Lloyd, county
officer OF Prince W!lliains. also dis
covered $50 gallons OF ripe mash in
IhT". 'p-Sdll"1 barrels. and about -FOUR
gallons Of tho finished moonshine
product. The mash was located in
the kitchen.
Ex-Captain Mills was arrested by
IN" officials ana taken before MaSis-
tratc w. g. Saead. for "a preliminary
hearing. Mills was releascdk on a
bond Of $500 for his appearance before
grand jury at the January term Of
Stafford Circuit Court. brown and
Palmer later raldea Il farm near
Mount. IN tho same county. and dis
covered a copper whisky factory" Of
30q-galion capacity. Two men were
taken IN custody in this raid. charge.
with Illicit manufacture OF arden
spirits. They arc Sam Sorrell, white.
and James Mason. a negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
TWO LIQUOR CARS,
MUCH DRINK TAKEN
SnncIal to INC rlmes.DIspn,ch l

Special to The Times Dispatch.
DANNiLLf.. VA. Dec. s.-Reports
from Martinsvi!le gave further irdi-
cation of the relentless war which
~ being wagcd TO curb violations Of
the liquor laws. Monday night OF.
hcerg captured Il touring car Carrying
ll6 gallons of liquor near Axiom.
Macsnall Dewey Daniel. who said he
hailed from Charlotte County. was
arrested and is Ia Jail.
The hrres; Of Wallie Washington.
who claimed 10 be from Danville. is
also chroniclcd. He was found. Of
Hccrs said. in car containing 200
gallons. The machine. /, developed.
was ono seized recently Ia another
raid, the owner recently giving bond
for It's delivery for forfeiture pro-
cecd!ngs. Washington gave bail.
Appr!zed few days ago that
liquor was being made In quantity
on Bowen Greek, near the pntriclS
line. sheriff Harry Turner and other
officers went there. cut Up three stills.
each OF 200 gallons capacity: poured
ont 5000 gallons OF beer and de-
s'royed ,h!rty-two gallons OF liquor.
No arrests were made in this in
stance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
FOUGHT In A. +. f.,
HELD AS DESERTER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. pee. 8.---ln spite
or the fact that he was IN the Arneri-
can army during tho World War. a
Norfolk man who was a native OF
France. IL now serving six months
In the military prison Mt bordeaux
for dcsertion from the French
forces. 10 neglected to inform the
French authorities OF his where
abouts, and when he returned to
Bordeaux to visit relatives he was
courtmartialed. according to a let
ter received from him by +. IL.
Hodges, adjutant OF Post No. &c.
American Legion. here. The man is
a member of the post. bu, his name
is withheld.
"frenchy' was living In Norfolk
when tho war broke out and re-
manned here until America entered
the conflict. He then went overseas
with the Three Hundred and Thirty
hrst Bakery Company. connected with
the Third Division. and turned on,
much bread. doughnuts, etc. After
the war he rctured TO America and
was discharged. Last summer
Frcnchy" and his wife took q no
ton TO visit relatives In Europe.
All went well until they landed at
bordeaux. where the military crI-
Gals demanded "Frenchy's" rcasons
FOR his prolonged absence wi,hou,
leave. The fact that he had taken
out first papers did not make him
an American citizen, and was not
taken as an excuse because From
chy' had not notified his home nu-
thoritics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
TRUCK HITS SCHOOL
BUS; 3 GIRLS INJURED
Especial to The Times.pispa,ch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
TASLEY. VA. Dec. G.-Struca by
a rapidly moving auto truck. "A sChoo!
bus containing twenty-cight girls,
and operated by a girl driver, was
overturned on the new concrete road
Wednesday. and thrown in;o ditch
The following were injured: Eliza
beth watson. dislocat.d shoulder;
Katherine Wise, d!slocated knee;
Margaret Lilliston. driver OF the
school bus, wrenchcd ankle, The bu.
was badly damaged and all OF the
occupants hysterical for a time. Ac-
corGing TO witnesses the driver OF the
bur turned from the left To the right
side OF the road. not Knowing the
truck was rapidly approaching from
tho rcir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
CHARGED WITH TAKING
CHECK. IS SENT ON
Especial to Tho Times pisnatch.l

Especial to Tho Times Uis1atch.l
DANVIILE, VA, Dec. 6.-E. G. In
gram, charged with opening letter
addressed To Jack Butler and cX-
tracing a government check for SIZE,
which he is alleged IN have converted
into money was held for the March
grand jury by United states Commits
siouer c. Il. Barksdalc today. Julian
Raber. formerly or LynchburS, now
special agent ;or the Treasury De-
partmcnt. was here representing the
government. Ingram has been ,un-
able TO give the $1,000. bond required.
Tho money sent To Butler was Fed
cral compensation for injuries sus-
tanned In the war. ingram said that
he was authorized by Butler In take
the check. adding that he had used
the money or part Of it towards the
support OF Butlcr's two small chill
drcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
ncv. LIttirtnn II. scott.

WINSTON.SALEAI. y. G.. Dec. O.
The Rev. Iit;lcton r.. Scott. retired
{. 'rcsbytn-ian minister died here to-
dag 1T the age Of 81. Mr.. Scott had
been in the ministry for forty years
and gave ~ tho work two years ago
He had served charges at Sufroi<
Virginia: Grayson. Kentucky: Round
Hill. virginia: Marion. Alabamn.
Crews. Va; Bristol Va. and Coving-
ton. Va The body was gent to Eus,
Radford. Va, for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Funeral of Iiownrd u,skcr

Funeral services for Irwin Howard
1iasker. S. who died IN the Retreat
for the Sick at 7:25 o'clock Monday
night Rs result of accidentally
shooting himself with rifle were
conducted Tuesday afternoon n, ::
O'Clock at the grave In Oakwood
Rev. George T.. Booker. y. d.. Of
fic'a;ing. a large number OF rela-
tiv"< and friends attended tho obsu-
duS.s. The bog Was Il pupil in the
Barton Heights school q year or 20
ago. He was known s..:ong his play
mates as Howard Hasker. He was :,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. n Hasker, OF
S22i vast Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Mrs. q. ". IIurris.

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. 5.-Mrs
George w. Harris, widow. -. died
suddenly yesterday afternoon at +
o'clock at the residence Of her sis
icr Mrs. Frederick Brittou. ilj web
st"r Steet. She is survived by one
sister. Mrs. FrcGrica Britton. OF this
city. and three brothers. Joseph r.
Green. Of Surry County. I. V. Green
o. Prince George County. and J. Il.
>Srcen. OF Alberta, Va. Funeral ser
Vices VIII be held tomorrow morning
at II o'clock from the residence. Rev
Daniel r Merritt, pastor OF Market
street Methodist Church. viii oi;:cl-
ate. lnterment Will be in Brandford
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Funeral or Mrs. VI. T.. r.v,kcs

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
&. Fowlhcs. who died Tuesday af-
ternoon a. 4 O'Clock IN the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. r. Hooker,
2ol1 Delaware Avenue. South Rich
mond. VIII be conducted this after
noon At o'clock In Asbury Method
list Church, South Richmond. Mrs
Fowlkcs was the wife OF NJ. H.
Fowlkes. Besides her husband. she
Is survived by one daughter Mrs.
W. r. Hooker. Of Delaware Avenue.
and one son. j. s. Fowlhes. OF 1901
Hull street. South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
ASquare Meal
and
A Square Deal

Here's square deal for the people who
can't oet n square meal without atier-ps In
and DISTRESS
90 TO your druggist today and get box
, ~ Mi-o-Na Tablets the great presentation
I for INDIGESTION and stomach troubles.
Take one, or. II your suffering 10 Intense
two tablets with or after meals and AZ the
end OF ten days II you can't ont a souare
meal without distress. go and get your
money back.
Thats wnere tho Square deal comes In.
Bu, Mona Ia really a stomach m
.5uilder OF great merit
The quick and positive action OF MILO.
Ma ON inc stomach in case OF gas, water
worth lot OF mbncy to my sufferer.
WHY. not try MILO Meat ,drurRiuts
everywhere or at Tragic Drug o.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
SEEKS NO INDICTMENT
AGAINST TAYLOR

Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Dec. G..
surprise was sprung at tho session
of the Circuit Court today, when w.
Eskridgc Duke acting Common
wcalths attorney, announced that he
had decided not to ask the special
grand jury to indict j. william Tay-
Tor. former principal OF tho Albcrene
High school. Taylor left the COURT
room and this afternoon returned to
his homc at Albercnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Itrv. william L.. Landlord.

NOKFOIk, w. Dec. G--Tlev. VII.
Lam IL. l.anhford, Baptist clergyman.
a brother OF Dr.. Livius Landlord. for
merly OF Norfolk, l. dead at his home
at Drcwryviilc. lilo had been blind
for two years. Mr.. Landlord WAS
''daircd To the ministry about eigh-
IN years ago. Surviving is his
&c. who is sister Of l.ucicn H.
, *. OF Norfolk. lie is an incl. OF
enaicus Lankfnrd. and pr. burnley
l.a1ford. OF Norfolk Funeral SER
: ices were held today al Drowry-
willie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
IL. q. IcrcIfuI

SCLDA. VA. Dec. s.-Eews reached
here today Of the death of Il. G. Per
r. iu', o., at Hilton VILLAGE. Va. Ho
was former superintendent O:
schools of M!ddleseN and Mathew
County. Mr.. rcrcitul has been n
resident OF Hilton Village for several
Years past and has been in falling
] arm for some time. !ic il su7viv-
by on" sister. Mrs Alice Jones, OF
Tbanna. and the following children:
RS. Il. NJ Grimm. Of ChicaCo; Nrs
H.. Is. Parker. or Baltimore: Mrs.
J ines Ashby. or Stafford County, Va.
Mrs. Julia CaunmRE, of Hilton Vii.
ltgc; Missos Lucy and Emily Ter
ciful. OF Hilton Village and Roanoke
respectively. and Joseph Pcrciful. L
;. Marine Corps, Pacific Coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Mrs. n. Lizzie ItIrhurdsop.

Mrs. NJ. Lizzie Richardson. widow.
OF William Fletcher Hlchards died
yesterday morning 1T $40 o'clock In
her home. 23iS West Grace Street.
Her funeral VIII take place this aft
ternoon at o'clock from the HON.
OF her daughter. Mrs. Alice II. Har-
rclson. 1913 West Grace street. The,
burial viii be in hollywood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
BRANCH CUNNINGHAM'S
FUNERAL HERE TODAY
Obscquics VIII he Conducted Mt ~
o'clock I'm Hollywood Mortunry
Chanel

Funeral services for Branch Gun
bingham, 81, who died Tuesday In
nadford. Will lie conducted this
morning at 10 o'clock in he NOR
tuary chspe! in Hollywood.
Mr.. Cunningham was son Of the
late Colonel George Alfred Cum
ningham and Mrs. Emma Branch
Cunningham. He : survived by =
widow. Mrs. Bee Lee Cunningham,
and ono brother. George Alfred Cum
ningham, Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

NORFOLk. W. Dec 6.-Mrs. LII
IAN Misc BaitAis. Cj. willow OF
ench faiths, died 81 the residence.
81 Gilbert street, yesterday. She
vas "a native OF Virginia. and had
b en :. rcsiden; ~ Norfolk for tho
asst four and half months. She
x survived by Sevcu daughters. Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Funeral nj Miss Mamie " Love.

Funeral scrViCcs Tor Miss Mhmie Y.
Love. who died Monday In Stuart
Circle Hospital. were conducted yes
tcrday afternoon n o'clock in her
home. 1928 KcnsnEton Avenue. Fol
lowing arc the names OF those who
acted as phllbcarers: j. H. Lef;.
"lch. W. II. Curry c. \ Sbu,nan 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Mrs. EnnnIc W. Mur,iu

y Mrs. HannIc ". Martin. WIDOW nj
u. Martin. died yesterday after
noon AT $40 O'Clock. In her home
ll3 Griffin Avenue. She was In the
fHty-third- year OF her aye and Is
urviVcd by two sons. Felix w. and
l.. Bryan Martin. Funeral arranr,.
ments had not been completed las,
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic laxative in the
world 10 phys!c your liver and bowels
when YOU have Dizzy Headache. Colds,
Biliousness. Indigestion. or Upset.
Acid Stomach is candy-iike "Casca-
rets." One or two tonight will empty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Nr~ Annc uo,,Ile DoIur

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. G.-Mrs.
Anne Resale Dolan. widow. OF Joseph
W. poian died tonight at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. V. J. Caberly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

+. walford. Jr., j. Binfurd Waltord
and DR.. y. u. MerricS. The burial
was Ia Hollywood. Miss Love was
the sister of Il. George Love. of this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Duck. aud Deer pIentifuI.

HENTHSVlLLE. w. Dec. c.
Wild ducks were never more plenti-
ful and deer are being continually
seen. They are protected in this and
adjoining counties for the next five
wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
lcn uowkIn. Mrs IN

10" HAWKINS. Mrs. JOhn X.
Goodyear. both OF charlottesville.
a: Mrs. Ray :. sherman. Mira.
orsc y. King. Mrs. q. Dewey
= 1nds and Mrs. Edward Bccraft. all
of Norfolk; and Mrs. Del Watcrncld.
q; Cnmagucy Cuba, aud Il number
OF grandchildren. The body WAS
forwarded today to Charlottesville
fox funeral and burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

your bowels completely by morning.
and you will feel splendid. THEY
work while you sleep" Cascarcts
never stir you up or Eripc like salts.
Pills. calomel. or OIL. and they cost
only ten cents a box. Children love
Gascarets, too.-Adv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
Aldney and Bladder
| roublesConquered
or Money Back

ror 4O years, said DR.. Carey, /
.er,s. peen prescribing my Pre-
y -ss'on No. TT (known for
M as Marshroot) for kidney
II. Dladder sickness and now
.,se., nave retired from active
lce | have made arrange
ass Isnsa with leading druggists to
se.ise sos ns This wonderful prescrip-
k0n. moderate price, on the
~ naek II dissatisfied plan.
Ss"are OF kidney disease-thou-
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4 fs ~ 10 be enjoying the blessings
knn @ and health. Watch NE
Eoasiuooh If you have specks
~ x before the eyes, puffy
|sel,.a e,ammy feet or moist palms.
3, or sideache, you ought
- bottle of DR.. Carey's fam
|ssx description No. III right
r. IA ua wonderfully benefited
|sg sn ~ thousands OF cases of kid
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|sad lclne you can always de-
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barr sSg physician for many
fa. III MS Great Prescription
|sssrs aided thousands Of suf-
Rsubis rom kidney and bladder
ezys =. Hereafter you can al
.la ~ this effective prescrip-
ern =, 0otn liquid and tablet
es eoun,s.l All reliable pharmacists
over. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON

There must be many bargains for
a rummage sale, and SO they are
asking everyone to be generous
in their contributions of old
clothing of any description. The
clothing to help the people who
need it. and the money derived
from the sale to go to some
worthy cause.
Mrs. David Eyre is hostess to-
day for the weekly meeting of the
Junior bazaar guild of the First
Congregational church, which is
a luncheon and afternoon of sew
ing. The meetings are being held
every week now In anticipation
of their bazaar which will take
place the first part of December.
Assisting Mrs. Eyre will be Mrs.
T. G. Smith, Jr., Mrs. T. A. Lives
ley, Mrs. George Bayne and Mrs.
Edgar Pierce of Aumsville.
The members of the Monday af-
ternoon bridge club met yester-
day to enjoy pleasant afternoon
together at the home OF Mrs. w.
3. Wilson. Fall decorations OF
green's, rose berries and flowers
carried out the suggestion Of
Thanksgiving day. Guests who
were invited especially for the
afternoon were, Mrs. Robert
Craig, Mrs. ]. Whitig, Mrs. d. M.
Grouse, Mrs. F. E. Shafer, Mrs.
Frederick Brock and Mrs. F. s.
Neer. The high score for the
playing Of bridge was awarded to
Mrs. r. B. Goodin.
Barbara Frietchie tent, Daugh-
ters of Veterans, will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow, We'd
nesday evening.
Twenty five men, members of
the order of the Eastern Star will
be hosts this evening for the wo-
men of the order for their regu-
lar Tuesday evening social meet
ing. Ralph Thompson is chair
man of the committee in charge
and plans for the meeting have
not been divulged since 1t will
probably be quite surprise for
the women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hauser en-
tertained as their guests for the
week end, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Spangler Of Portland. The party
motored to Corvallis for the game
Saturday and then spent Sunday
at the Hauser home.
Last night about thirty en-
ployes of the Ladd and Bush
bank motored to Silverton at the
invitation of the Coolidge-Mc-
CLAIM bank which is just opening
in an attractive new building
there. The Salem people were en-
tertained at very elaborate BAN