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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
Spent Hundreds of Dollar.

 Mir. E. R. Page. Marshall Mich. Dear Sir s-I have been bothered with Piles in a bad form for 20 years. Have relief for few days. I have used your Pile remedy and am cured. feel better than I have for twenty years. Your Pile remedy is God-send to me. I cannot speak too highly about it. I have suf- fered great agony before using your treatment and. thank the Lord I ana cured.
 i''s' sa'' cHAs. HAYnrx. AIS Kentucky St Bowling Green, Ky-s
 Something Wonderful E. R. Page Co.,. Marshall, Mich. Gentlemen:-I received your sample of the Pile remedy and WAS very well satisfied with it. But as my brother had some of your remedy he let me use it remedy has cured me of my piles. It sure is something wonderful. also thank you for the sample. Your remedy helped me and will advsrtiss it as . very wonderful remedy.
 Yours truly.
 LouIsu NsxxA Laksfisld. Mtnn-
 Case of Long Standing E. R. Page Co.,. MarshAll, Mich. Dear Sir:-Mrs. Vincent can't thank you enough, for you have got the very medicine to cure Piles. Mrs. Vincent has had bleeding piles for 40 years. l am glad we saw your ad and got the uasdi- cine. for it is . sure cure when 1t will curs ease like my wife had.
 Gratefully, 1llo pruks n AaAissA WlA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
No Wonder H. I. Thankful

No Wonder Ills Is Thankful MT. E. R. Page, Marshall, Mich. Dear Sir%-I am very glad to say your Pile Treatment has entirely cured me of the terrible disease, had suffered agony for ten years. I cannot tell you in words how much thank you for your wonderful Pile Treatment it is God send to those who suffer from this dreadful disease. I will be only too glad to give all the information and advice in regard to my case.
 Sincerely,
 GEORGE F. VIRTUE. Box 2l5. Delaware City. Della
 Bad Case of Fistula Cured MT. E. R. Page.
 Dear Sir:-Befors tried your cure I tried number of remedies. but no use Now thanks to you and your cure, have every reason to believe that my Piles and Fistula are cured. I have been troubled with piles for over 35 years. This is the second time have had Fis- tula. At times the pain was awful. but have had no return of 1t now for some time.
 Have recommended your eurs ts people in Spring Valley and expect yea will hear from them Thanking ysu, rs- main.
 Very truly yoars. Mstawan. N. J.
 Bleeding Pi1es for Six Ysars -Your Pile Tablets are surely wonder fu1. I WAS troubled with bleeding piles. off and on. for six year.. couldn't get anything to cure them until read your d in the daily paper. The sample must have cured mel havsn't ,bssn bothered since"
 Yours txul1.
 MRS. A ! MANBEox n .. .. Box %. 1m B0nasdlnat CAMk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

GI0dJIl0UC IldS IudQ0 UloIu well.
 Neither does it matter where you live nor what your occupation may be-we are as near to you as your mail box, and if you are troubled with piles, this method will give you quick relief and within a short time you will have joined the ranks of the thousands who write us that they feel themselves to be permanently cured.
 We want you to understand that the Page Method is DIFFERENT from all others and that it is the ONE MOST RELIABLE and SUREST remedy for the home treatment of piles. Send the coupon NOW while you have the matter in mind and this page before you.
 Don't let anyone persuade you to submit to an operation until you have at least given this internal method trial and chance to cure you. A few days delay will not make your case much harder for the surgeon, and you may not need him at all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
We Can Proue Every Statement
 That We Make.

This method of treating Piles, from the INSIDE instead of the OUTSIDE is not a new idea or some thing that has not been given thor ough test. In another place on this page we quote from a letter received from patient who took our treat ment Is years ago and has never had the slightest return of his trouble.
 The one BIG recommendation of this method of treatment is the PER- MANENCY of the benefits derived.
 Another case speaks of having been healed after six torturing years of bleeding piles, and this was ac- complished by our trial package alone.
 Surely if you are ever troubled with piles, you will send the coupon from this page and receive the trial treatment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
Had Both Protruding and
 Bleeding Piles

Mir. E. R. Page. Marshall, Mich.
 Dear Sir.---I am glad to say your medicine has helped mo and the last package has cured me I have been two months without any medicine and have done lot of hard work since. It is . wonderful remedy. When 1 sent for the first treatment I was not able to be on my feet and suffered terribly. It was the protrudinG and bleeding Piles to- gether. At night could not rest and had given up to have operation; but read of this remedy and 90 I gave 1t a trial It has saved me from lot of suffering and also many dollars. l can't say enough to praise the Page Pile Method. I am glad there is . remedy for piles as do not think much of these operations. I am feeling fine and glad found out about your wonderful medi- cine Will always recommend it.
 Yours respectfully,
 MRS. NINA YOUNGBLooD. Box 1sa. Sparta. Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

If you are not troubled with Piles yourself, but have a. friend who is, then send us your friends name and tell him or her that youhave done so.
 Don't put off the matter of sending the Coupon, for it will be much better to have this sure relief right at hand the next time your piles bother you than to hunt around for our address and then wait two or three days for the package to reach you. So send your name and address Now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
Little Boy Cured in . Week

Mir. B. R. Page. Msrshan, Mich.
 Dear Sir-After had given three cf the beat doctors in this town . chance to do something for my little boy, they all failed and told mo the knife was the only chance for him. 60 I let them all go and never did any more for the boy until tried your treatment It was not . week till his piles left him and they have never showed any signs since. Have recommended your treat ment to othsrs and thsy say they are going to order. am doing al II can
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
Don't Submit To
 An Operation Until You Have Tried Our Easy and Sensible Treatment.

No matter how severe your case may be, or of how long standing. The old, stubborn cases, that are supposed to be "ncurable" are the very ones we like best to write to us-for we can nearly always count upon those people to be our best friends and boosters after this treatment has made them we'll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
gv DOROTHY ETHEL WALSH.
Perpendicular Lines Are Made Use of in Decoration.

'sTell us again." requests q cor
respondent, "of the use OF line IN
decoration. I know if could mas
ter It I could achieve an attractive
home. l think at one moment
know the principle Of the thing ana
10. and behold! when I go to apply
II I haven't got it at all"
So being an obliging person. here
goes:
The human eye Is attracted to a
line placed in front of it. and the eye
telegraphs to the brain impressions
OF what 1t sees Now that mischiev-
Gus eye sometimes exaggerates
those impressions. but instead OF
our frowning upon this habit We re-
joice at it. for it gives US an ex-
cellent opportunity to make use OF
lines in decoration with which TO
overcome defects in proportion, &c.
For instance, the eye will travel
the length of a line placed in front
Of It and being prone to eXaggerate
it will telegraph to the brain ftai
that line which it is travelling is
really longer than it is.
Therefore, if by replacing a line
on a surface we can give the I'M
preston that that surface extends
beyond its actual length, we thus
ihave the power TO seemingly manip-
ulate the proportions Of q room.
In to-day's sketch the artist has
used striped wall Sapcr Eivin"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
Kidney, Liver,
Bladder Troubles
CONQUERED
Bladder Weakness and Pros
tate Gland Irritation
Clogged up Deposits are Dissolved and
Toxins Poisons) Completely Driven
Out. Druggists Authorized to Guar
antee DIR. Ccrey's Marsh-Root IN
Every Instance.

your very life" says DR.. Carey. de-
ponds upon the perfect rnnctionln% anu
health or your Kidneys 50 whatever You
do don't neglect them
Dr. Carey'S. famous prescription NO.
III. known rs Marsh Root il not re-
commended for everything. hut W" can
not too strongly urge it's use IL You SUI
fer from annoying kidney. liver ana
bladder troubles frequent passing OF
water night and day. with Smartin% or
Irritation. brick dust sediment OF high
colored urine. boating irr;ability with
loss of flesh. hackache. rheumatism
or any other tendency tn I'r:"htS DIS
ease Dialects, or Gravel for kidney
disease in it's worst form may b" steal
ing upon you. Kidney. EVER and bad
der diseases are among the most pre-
vaieat disorders and are almost tn" last
recognized by sufferers.
Don't wait until tomorrow To begin
the use or this wonderful prescription.
now nbtainable in bot:I liquid and tab
let form. if you hav" ANY of the above
symptoms. Kidney. Ever and bladder
troubles don't wear away. They VIII
grow upnn,33.you slowly St"alihiiy
and with whaling. certainty. Never
mind the failures Of the Past r. Hun
even Susrcct>t,,at you ar" subject 10
Kidney. Liver Or Bladder disease: don't
los" Il singl...dar; get ..arsh- Root Pre-
Scription Motif az any reliable drug
store. It's faithful hse has benefited
tens Of thousan dS or men ana women
afflicted with Kidney. liver. Hlad6rr
and all urinar" troubles. Results
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NOTE-Gcnerous trial size siZ" bot
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can b. secured by s"n,Fin% CSC ~ DR..
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
Modern Decorators Have Rshablitaed the Old Time Griz

Do You remember the Srills placed
between doorways, in our grand
snothers' homes? Wen, hey. have
como back into fashion. Mercy no!
not the twisted tortured affairs Of
those earlier days, but modern pieces
OF bright colored wood. In other
WORDS they are the old timers all
dressed up as twentieth century
misses
And truly charming are these re-
hahilitated old favorites. So disguised
are they in their brilliant new dresses
th9t they are not recognizable as old
friends. That is well. for indus
triously has the present generation
gone about eliminating the poor ole
twisted srills. which tried SO hard to
look attractive in an earlier period Of
decoration.
And horrible affairs they We're. Wise
have We been In learning not to love
them.
That there are advantages IN door
grills was realized by modern dec
orators. They eliminate the necessity
Of buying SO much drapery material
and they do allow more light to be
dispensed between rooms. So recalling
20 mind the old styles some brilliant
mind decided to modernize 1t and
adapt It to present needs.
The result has been that conven-
1ional flowers, birds Of wondrous plum-
age and hat designs all brilliantly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
Wooden Lambrequtns Fashioned on the
STYLE of the Old Grill Are Seen.

ii my last article we talked about
modern grills for doorways, and to-day
want 10 tell of another use 10 which
they may be put.
That these new grills have a mas
sage cannot be denied. We should
lend an ear TO it. and in doing SO We
will discover many uses for them.
Take. for instance. to-day's illustra-
ton showing one used as lambre-
Quin- For room decorated In mod
ern tone what could be more charm
ing? Over plain blue draperies a
lows, rose and lavender would strike
. harmonious note. and with wis
! terra material green and black lam
breGuin would be most decorative.
The possibilities of introducing color
into an interior through such a med
ium are manifold. Often rooms di-
mansions ara too limited to allow the
use of figured draperies, and Yet it is
desired to have some color design in
that part OF the. room. A wooden
la1nbreauin may be pressed into serv
Ice and will undoubtedly save the day.
Where do they come from? ? you ask.
If the shops in your locality do not
carry. them call in the local carpenter
and see. what he can do, or II you
have some youthful friend familiar
With tbs uses Of the 1ig-saw Stye him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
Furniture May Be Made Use OF When Wishing to En-
phasze Certain of Rooms Proportions.

In discussing the use Of line In
decorating in my last two articles
I have dealt with the application OF
lines 70 walls and window treat
ments entirely. How about furni-
ture? Cannot it also be used to
emphasize either the height or width
OF q room? 1t certainly can.
II. for instance. your room lack
height, IL the ceiling is too low for
good proportions furniture with per-
pendicular lines will seemingly make
the room higher.
The screen shown in to-day's
sketch demonstrated this fact. The
perpendicular panels, the straight
lines of the border all attract the
eve Of the "up and down dimen-
sions, and the brain receives dis
patch that leads it to believe the
perpendicular is most noticeable in
this room.
A like use may be made OF furni-
ture with horizontal lines. Take a
high ceilinged room, or too mar
row room and place a low. long
lined article Of furniture such as Il
davenport, long table or buffet in II
and horizontal planes are empha-
sized.
This furniture may he placed out
In a room, it need not be against the
wall To obtain the desired result.
If, i"r instance, your room is rather
long and narrow a shortening and
widening process will take place II
davenport is placed q: right angles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy
Makes Big Hit in Alexandra
Dr. Orth's Stomach Remedy Now Being Sold by All Drug
gsts on the Square Deal Money Back Plan

Go to your druggist says Or. Ortiz II
you are sufferer from stomach trouble
and get Il handr form package OF Or.
Orth$ Stomach Rcmcdy-remember tn.
name. Take it according TO direction,
and if. after taking you can truthfully
say il has don" You no good I don't want
your money. Simply take tine empty box
back TO your druggist and get your
none: back.
So, if you suffer from Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Acidity. Sour Stomach, Gas,
Heartburn Biliousncss and Bloating
after eating. headache. coated tongue.
or pains in the Stomachn nj side. go
10 your druggist at once td get box
of Dr. Orth's Stomach i:emedE. and
when you start to take 1t. realize that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
IN CONGRESS
Yesterday.
(Continued from page one)

(lJOnllIiUSu 1TOIu nlo| o-.SI 1.e
Began consideration OF Senator
Kenyon's bill designed to relieve I'M
Senator Pat Harrison (Democrat)
Mississippi, made political speech in
reply to recent speeches by Senators
Lodge and Mccormick, during which
he charged that president Harding
has utterly failed TO carry out the
program on which he was elected"
During a political debate Senator
Watson .(Democrat), Georgia
charged that Secretary Of the Treas
ury Mellon is holding Office in VIOLA
ton of law.
Senator Hitchcock, OF Nebraska,
ranking Democratic member Of the
foreign relations committee, INTRO
duced resolution calling upon the
President for copies of all documents
and minutes Of the secret sessions
of the arms conference relating to
the four-power treaty.
Senator King (Democrat), utah,
made public letter from the Hresl,
dent in which the executive Indicated
he would not call housing confer
ence until the unemployment and
agricultural conferences have shown
substantial evidences of accomplish
ment.
Tn a letter to Chairman Page, Of
the naval affairs committee. the
President expressed his approva! OF o
resolution to extend the time under
which aforementioned radio sta
tons may be used for the transmits
sion of press and commercial dis
patches, such a resolution having
passed the House and is now pending
in the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16
IMPORTANT GAME
A. Fl. S. and @. D. B. c. Meet To-
night on Armory Floor

The Old Dominion Boat Club team
will meet the Alexandria High School
Basketeers tonight in one Of the most
important basket ball games OF the
season. The Boat Club quint has
been going strong lately, and they
are confident Of winning from the
High School Boys.
The High School team has also
been setting a fast pace and is ready
to hand the Old Dominions a great
battle for the victory. The teams
seem to be very evenly matched,
therefore, close game is the predic-
ton of the fans who know-or claim
to know.
The zinncr Of the game tonipht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-16

will, in all probability, do battle
with the Light Infantry team Tor tne
Championship of Alexandra ana
Northern Virginia, as these three
teams are the contenders for that
title.
The probable lineup will be; ..
ID. b. C.-Beeton and Davis, for,
wards; Hoy, center; Roberts and
.Shuman, guards. A. Fl. S.-Dreltus
and Midkiff, forwards; Petit, CEN
ter; Pohl and Dyson, guards
The game will start promptly al
S:l5 on the Armory Hall floor.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
FROM TERRY COUNTY HERALD


Mrs. Strickln and children left
Sunday for Big Spring, Co attend
the bedside Of her brother. Cleve
Holden. who got his leg badly man
gled in a big pump cogwheel near
the ltan tank. He was pumping
for one Of the oil drill companies
that are operating in that vicinity.
The company is talking of sending
him TO Dallas TO have skin grated
on his limb.
10 is with much sadness that we
chronicle the death Of the ls-montns
old baby Of Mr. and Mrs Guy Um-
phress, which occurred last Satur-
day morning at about six O'Clock.
10 had only been sick a few days.
The little body was laid To rest IN
the Brownficld cemetery Saturday
afternoon. Funeral services were
conducted at the grave by Rev. j.
W. Baughman, assisted BY Rev.
Wheatley and c. b. Glasgow.
Grandma Watts has at last been
released from years Of suffering, for
on last Sunday morning at 1000
o'clock her tired spirit took its flight
TO God who gave il, at the age Of
so, had she lived until the 25th Of
this month. A Methodist preacher
from Lamesa, an old friend of the
family conducted the funeral serv-
ices OF the cemetery, and the body
was consigned TO its last resting
place at 300 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon.
Notice for bids has been posted
at the local postoffice for bids to
carry the mail to Lubbock, leaving
here on Sunday morning at 3 a. m.
and returning after all the noon
day trains have run In that city
Several Of the car men are bidding
on the job. including a few business
and professional men. This viii
mean much 20 the business interest
Of our little city, a. well a. the cou-
vonloncc 81 the citizenship. The
contract calls for the service o. be-
Gin on August 23rd.
A. M. Ncnnfnoit got IN lasl week
from Roscoe, who're he huI.ed pc
mother on The First dny N July
who died june go. She was i1
years % age, and Naa one a tAe
llfni sotllefs ol Nolan county. The
llrfald extends afmpalhf 90 ihp
family.
Mr Oslaf sawyer and Miss tii|s
IanltIs|fl, popular lnHH9 people ai
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-24

in chickens, some people prefer
some Of the other varieties. Some
few breeders mike practice OF
crossing the Runt and Homer. We
do not recommend the general prac-
tice Of cross breeding
The Runt. Is the largest variety
Of pigeons For the very best re-
suits. good squad breeders. make =
practice Of combining every pair OF
breeders 90 individual pens In tins
manner they viii produce better
and larger squads and they VIII
also produce more. and there VIII
he mo- danger. az least less, of other
males breaking gp "a mating. There
are seven varieties of Runts. name
lv White. Blue. Black. Yellow, Red,
Silver and Dun The White variety
s the most popular.
The White ning IS also very pop
ular pigeon, and certainly a beauti-
fu pigeon. They are exceptionally
well adapted as squad breeders be-
cause IN the picking the white pin
feathers do not show up as much
as i'm colored varieties or breeds.
They are considerable smaller than
the Runt They are very prolific
breeders Of good sized squads. IN
weight they range from Old Cock
- ounces, Young Cock p ounces,
Old hen % ounces, 20 young hen
20 ounces
The Camcauv Is also very popular
but unlike the White King IL IS bred
In many colors. but the Red and
yellow are the most popular. They
are good sized SQUAD producers and
also prolific They are about the
size Of White Kings, some strains,
Just a little smaller
The Homers are kept very extern
sivelv. both for the production Of
SQUADS. and for the production Of
exhibition pigeons. Some Homer
fanciers. race their pigeons over
considerable distances. They derive
their name from the fact when re-
leased away from home they VII
Nv back home. For this reason, do
not allow purchased Homers their
freedom, because il you do they
viii when released, return 90 the
lofts they were raised in. They
produce rather small squads. This
has been overcome by some breeders
NN NffNfAiNllk "a "NNNN HiNA ANA "NHt
ala the time. The Blue and Blue
Checked are the most popular var
ieties
IN selecting pigeons as squad pro-
ducers, exercise great care, select
for size, vgor and prolificacy. Birds
that are supposed 90 have pinkisn
or light colored legs should be avoid
ed when they have dark skins and
legs. When purchasing pigeons 4,
is desirable t0 buy mated pairs from
J fo years DID, Some buy Young
stoc. in the case Be Is necessary -l
mate them lt the proper age. AS
sguah producers. pigeons are most
vaIrab.o between the ages Of 2 anl
YEARS. ln fte larger var.cIe
ftey are mated ut an age from b
fo months % the mailer varieties
about TWO months earlier When
from q Co 80 DAYS old ali quahs
intended for breeders and 90 De old
as such should be- banded. so hat
they can always be- distinguished