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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-20

CLEARED LAND. EXCELLENT
tiliage and pasturage. Mrs. Harry M
Cullen. 124 MI Pleasant Ave, Show
hogan. Tel. 1878. tf6l
SEVEN THOUSAND EXCELLENT
cedar shingles. IS per NJ. B. 0; Bird
Starks, RID /. tfelF
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE LOCATED
near the wooden mill. Fine view of
the river; about v acres of land. VIII
make good home for some one. $lo00
down. Cleveland &c Creation tf6o
WOOD LOT. INQUIRE OF MRS.
Harry Cullen. 1874 Mt. Pleasant Avenue,
Skowhegan, N. L. Phone 1878. 3w4s
SELL YOUR FARM NOw--wE
have over 5000 Nance of real buyers on
our list who want farms. NO with
drawal fees or bills for advertising.
No sale no commission. For quick
action and real service see our nearest
representative, E. =. Dyer at Dyer's
Clothing Store. Madison or w. >.
Spaulding, "a No. Main St, Pittsheld.
Maine Farm Agency. Gorham' Name
GROCERY STORE AND sToC Co., AT
Maibons Mills. Mrs. ]. V. wiley,
Skowhegan RID Z. tta5
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD RE
PAIR. Located in Scion village. Fine
$500 IL taken at once. Frank MOODY
10 Shirley street, Skowhegan. tao.
$3.50 BUYS THREE LARGE HOUSE
lots In Bingham on the North side OF
Dinsmore Street, IL taken at once.
Fred p. McCollor, Skowhegan, RID z.
Farmers Phone 21-3. tt4eF
Two FARMS ON ROAD BETWEEN
Canaan and Cornville about ID mile
from Browns Corner. Excellent rea-
son for selling. Nelson Rowe Hart
land RID, Farmers Phone, Canaan
5-11 tifi
THE CHARLES PLUMMER FARM
on Middle road to Watervflle In SHOW
hogan, including stock. farming TOOLS.
lot on same Buildings in excellent
! repair, Inquire of George II. Plum
mer, wentworth a Plummer Insurance
Company, Water Street. Skowhegan.
Telephone 80. tr2s
EAsTPORT. LUBNC AND PERRY
farms are fertile. nne for potato rails
ing. Close to boat ana RAN trans
portation and big local supply cheap .a
ridicuiously low. Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency, Hastport. TIT
/ MY HOME PLACN ON NORhIDGE-
wOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc'
ton, exceptionally modern In Its CON
veniences, Handsomest location II
Kennebeo Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland ~,
Pattern uA'
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For Sale--Livestock

RABBIT AND FOX HOUNDS. REG
Island 2w51'
MARTIN STRAIN wYANDOTTEs'
for sale. Cockerels and year old hens
and l rooster. Inquire Mrs Louis c.
Dow, 80 Bloomfield St, Skowhegan.
Farmers Tel. 2S-14. 2w51s
BROWN MARE, PAGER, 7 YEARS
old sound and smooth Can step 2.24.
Sired by Col. Delmar VIII sell very
reasonable. as | wish to dispose Of
her at once. Ida Davis, RID Z,
HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT 1900.
mor years old 61,v sound M And kind For
Cullen, ia Mt. Pleasant Ave. Show
hogan. Tel. 1878. tf51
HORSE, GOOD DRIVER, SOUND
and kind in every way. Eight years
old Must be sold at once. Inquire
of G. A Benson. Jewett St. SHOW
hogan. 2w51s
BAY COLT, YEARS OLD. WEIGHS
1850. Nice driver, sound, clever and
fine build. By Possibility. Also
brown mare, 1000, good driver. safe
for women and children. F. S. Tufts,
Kingfield. 1w51'
SEVENTEEN WHITE wYANDOTTE
and r. |. Red Pullets. $12 takes the
lot. Harry Buxton, Silver St, Show
hogan. 4w51s
AM OFFERING ANOTHER FINE
lot of purebred Berkshires; 25 choice
sows all bred for April litters, ages
from six months TO "a. prices from
SIS to S35. This lis only the prices of
fat hogs and they will make clear
profit of more than their cost in the
room for them. n few choice service
boars, same ages. prices SIS to $40 each
so selected sows and boars for breed
ers from weeks to IL weeks at Sc
from 80 lbs. to 100 lbs. Price from
81 to $40. Satisfaction guaranteed
Mail orders filed George II. futile
Norridgewock RID 1. N. Il. Tel
21-11. 2w5lF
SIX WEEKS OLD PIGS, -
! Walon Mantor,l Madison RID /. 2w50F
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Editorial -
r. Comment
Business Section to be Decorated
-E4t.EF..F+E+E4+54+4E4+++F++.FE

AS a result of the attendance OF
Skowhegan's automobile contingent at
Augusta at the annual meeting of the
Maine State Automobile Dealers AS
sociation, last Saturday, our business
section is to be appropriately decorat-
ed for the Christmas season. Dur
ing this down-river trip the repre-
sentatiyes of the motor vehicle trade
got some ideas and enthusiasm on the
subject which they have already IN
part put into practice. Furnished
thru the courtesy of Ralph c. Weston
about fifty young evergreen trees
have been procured which have real
highbrow Christmas look and these
have been located on Water street
and Madison avenue. They extend
from the bridge pretty we'll down to
the city building and up Madison
avenue as far as Russell street
They are substantially aided In this
project by the liberality OF the Cen
trail Maine Power Company, this cor
poration doing the wiring and FUR
nishing the current at very reason
able figure. 1t was at first planned
TO ask the business firms in the area
thus beautified to share such expense
as was involved The assessment
would have been moderate but even
this has been taken care Of, the First
National Bank very generously con-
senting to assume the entire bill.
So Skowhegan will have festive
appearance during the next two weeks
through the thoughtfulness Of the au-
tomobile trade, with the generous CO.
operation of the Central Maine Power
Company and the banking institution
above named.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-20

draft a constitution and bylaws, and
to call a meeting for permanent or.
ganization, also to procure q speaker
from abroad for the occasion.
Feb. %, 1868-Messrs. Conant and
Manley of this town have obtained a
patent for new apparatus to print
Photographic pictures, which promis-
es to come into general use. They
have also applied for patent for a
device of theirs for crimping ladies
hair, which, II it will do what the in
ventors claim, will become a neces-
sary article for the toilet.
Feb. %, 1S6S-Hereafter our paper
will be published Friday instead of
Saturday. We do this in order that
1t may reach our readers in all parts
of the county during the same week
Advertisements should be in by
Tuesday noon.
Feb. %, 1S68-Grant Club was or
ganized in this town on Monday even
ing last Hon. Abner Coburn was
chosen president; Col. A. w. Wildes
John Vosmus and Geo. Bigelow, Esqs,
vice presidents; Augustus r. Bixby,
secretary; Jas. B. Dascomb, Esq,
treasurer; Col. Isaac Dyer, John w.
Bailey, Esq, Hon. James Bell, G. L.
Hill and H. S. Steward, Esq, exc
cutive committee.
Marriages reported February %,
1S6S-In Skowhegan, Jan. IL, by Rev.
Temple Cutler, Mr.. Charles Frost to
Miss Ella Fogg, both OF Cornyille.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
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Legislative Page to be Guest OF
Speaker HOlley

One of the interesting things done
near the close of the 81st session OF
the Maine Legislature was the rails
ing of a sum of money from the mem
bers themselves for the education and
care of mike" the page in the House
of Representatives. This was large
ly brought about through the efforts
of Speaker F.. II. Holley. Mike is to
pass Christmas at the North Arson
residence of Speaker and Mrs. F. H
Holley. Mike Is to have Christmas
tree with all the fixings and Speaker
Holley in a circular letter issued to
the members of the Legislature Civ
ing them a chance to participate;
tells them that under the competent
care of Mrs. Priscilla Moore of Au-
gusta, Mike has increased from 76
to 106 pounds in weight and from
feet, inches, in height to feet, 3
inches.
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To Let

or TO BUY A PLACE WITH STABLE
in or near town. East side preferred.
B. f. Woodbury., RID. 2w51"
TENEMENT TO RENT. TWO CAR
Garage to rent. w. p. Ordway, Skow-
hogan. 2W5O
TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. Inquire at
Pleasant St., upstairs. lWel'
Main St., Skowhegan. 2w50"
GARAGE To LET. APPLY rs EAST
Front street Skowhegan. 4wbO'
STORAGE FOR TWO AUTOMOBILES
Mrs. Gerry Harrington, 16 Mechanic st,
Skowhegan. 4Wf9'
FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE
for light housekeeping. Newly reno
waited Inquire at Tantishs Ice Cream
Parlor, Water st. 2W49'
A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON UP
PER Middle st. Inquire of Frank s.
Greene, Silver ST. 3w4s*
A LARGE FRONT ROOM. FURNACE
heated and electric lights. Use OF
bathroom and parlor included. Call
at 312 Water ST. 3w49
STORAGE FOR FORD CARS. IN
QUIRE of w. G.. Reyes, Chandler st.
3w49'
TWO TENEMENTS OF SEVEN
Rooms each on East st. Inquire of
Mrs. George Goulette. tt4S
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, UP
stairs. Inquire of f. e. Webster, Do
North ST., Skowhegan. tt4S
FOUR LIVERY TEAMS TO. LET
Harry Nelson. Skowhegan. N. ~
Phone 2S4-3. Hf'
GARAGE To RENT FOR WINTER
months. Room for three cars. Slo
for season. 326 Water St.. Skowhegan'
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MODERN
conyeniences, centrally located. Near
Postoffice. 1T Water St.. Skowhegan
N. E. Phone 1851. tt4o
DOWN STAIRS, RENT. INQUIRE
Wesley Watson, 81 North Ave-, SHOW
hogan. Both Phones. tt4e
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

FORD ROADSTER, ENGINE GOOD,
new tires, very cheap. Call at
Mrs. williams, IL North street, and ask
for Mr.. Landry after 6 D. m. 1w50'
FORD COUPE. HAS A CUSTOM
made 3-passenger body. Cord tires.
Many extras. Recently overhauled.
Price $3.50. Also Ford touring car.
good condition throughout, $50 Am
going away; above prices are no moro
than half value. IS Oak ST., Water
vile, Phone 538x. 2w50
AUTOMOBILE WINTER TOPS. WE
have three second hand winter tops in
first class condition. One for Buick
Roadster; one for Buick 5-passenger
touring car. VIII sell for $75 each.
One winter top for Ford Touring car.
price $35. Holt & Hight. Skowhegan.
2w49
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person you are talking to. That is
one reason 1 suppose that one Skow-
hogan man is still in New York. We
may yet make New York better, using
Skowhegan for comparison. I will
close thanking you for interesting ar
ticle.
Every sincerely,
GEORGE H. CLAK,
"124e 57th Street,
Brooklyn, N. W
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-20
For Sale-Miscellaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combinrs at Miss Towpe's. Room
16, ]. p. Merrill Block. SkoWhegan. TIA
WHlFFLETREEs, NECK YOKE
spreader and logging chains Mrs
Harry M. Cullen, 1874 Mt. Pleasant Ave,
Skowhevan. Tel. 1878 tf5l
ONE COOK Slows, ONE SMALL
coal parlor stove Charles Green
Pleasant St., Skowhegan. 1wol
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Found

NICKEL RIM FOR AUTOMOBILE
headlight. Outside diameter about 10
inches. owner may have same by
paying cost of this ad Independent
Reporter Co. 2w61
TWO PLYMOUTH ROCK HENS
strayed into my hen house Dec. H.
Owner may have same by paying cost
of keeping and this ad. Fred Berry,
N. N. Portland. tw51s
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Miscellaneous

WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AN Fl
DERBY lady to board. Good cad
Room may be heated. Inquire c
Jones, Skowhegan RID 4. 2w5I
LADIES'. HERE is 4 SPEECH
Priscilla Magazine. eight months Il
$1.00. Send your name and addrd
Maine st. Bingham. 4w5l
GENTLEMEN BoARDERS WANTH
40 Summer St, Skowhegan' Mrs; \
Adams. ivy
HAVE ROOM AND BOARD f4
two or three Academy pupils for \
remainder of the year. Mrs Mel1
II. Berry, North Arson, Maine. Swi
TEAMS WANTED. EIGHT TO Ta
horses wanted to haul spool bars ~
our mill at Canaan to Pittsted n
ton Inquire of j.. l.. Witham, SAoI
hogan. n. +. Phone 1875. FarmJ
Phone 1914. N'T
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE LRY
Acme Oak, stove, burns wood or FL
with large door for open tranSln
any large box stove, low down
large doors to take large junks' C.
DEn . iwt
ROUND OAK WOOD HEATER no. |
AS good as new. All mail lhqum
answered. Maurice Hall. Scion. Nv
BLACK SMITH WORK. HAy
opened a blacksmith shop at my no
on Dyer St. Your patronage soHel,t
VIM. Beaufort, Skowhegan.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FRY
someone who would exchange Ia
for village property. Inquire oil Gra1
Wakefield. Skowhegan RID 1, 5"O'
MAIL ME YOUR SHOES FOR =
PAIRING. l will return them prv ,1,
ly and prepay postage. r. y, t al
Water St. (near city Buildinsh itftd
hogan.
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free to our
Subscribers.

Low PRICED, ONE OR TWO FAM
lily house in Skowhegan. Will pay
cash. Apply to Cleveland &c Creation,
81 Madison Ave, Skowhegan. tf51
A TWO TON TRAFFIC TRUCK.
McKay's Transfer, 227 North Ave,
Skowhegan. N. e. Phone 116-11.
2w61F
FIVE OR SIX BUSHELS GOOD PO-
TATOES delivered in Skowhegan. Give
price. Box 1858, Skowhegan. 2w50F
FOUR TIT. WHITE ASH STANDING
or delivered in my yard. Archie
Giles, SS Maine St. Skowhegan. 2w50F
WOULD LIKE TO BUY A HEN
house about 10x20 or little larger.
b. C. Taylor, 35 South street, Skowhe-
gan. 4w50F
Patten. tf49F
E. sHAG KITTENS WANTED AT .
once, let me know what you have
or, ship at once, put straw in the
boxes. $1.25 each kitten. 1 pay
express charges, C. L. Wakefield.
Grove ST. Augusta sw4s.' .
PUREBRED HOLsTEIN BULL CALF.
State breeding and price in first let
ter. Howard Rowell, Skowhegan RID
7. N. e. Phone 14-12, Athens Ex-
change. 4w4SF
A COPY OF DAVID BARKER's
Poems. Please submit what you have
for examination. r. T. Patten tf46F
MAINE LAW REPORTS. VOLUMES
21-8s. Nos 21-61 are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old pam
phlets on our Great West and MARIA
tives of Indian Captivities of the
earlier date. Dramatic works of early
American writer's are also somewhat
in demand. Please note that other
than the above old books, most old
books are entirely without value. In
ependent-Reporter Co. tf36
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DO YOU NEED AN ANN.
CHINE? We can rent van
SUNSTRAND for any Length
and at q very small charxaeW
machines have only 10 KEYS II
very simple to operate chnau
run them. They viii add. mn,.,
substract and divide. Teiepbors Y
phones) or write The Indens,uu
Reporter CO. !,
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SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING

4
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRiNlSs, ~
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, ohS|
hogan. Full line of mems woiH I'D
dress shoes. Lowest prices ia I'D
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLt hs
aaoo1 20 nev Hat bands put
while you wait Shoe dyeing sp'
iaity. Fancy and sport shoes cie ssi
lust like new. Peter Leakos' 81,
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegah'
TYPEwRITERs TO RENT On y
sale on the installment plan.
Smith and other makeA nospsU
Reporter q
suru PHOTO gTUDIO-Yol
nboto on Post Card. Finished W
you wait. Developing and prinsu,
High grade amateur work. T~ M
four hour service. Telephone ~ t
Skowhegan-
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AaNset1senents N tAssn columns net to sxs..s u
lanss sassstsA Ter 2Be. fsur tines fer %. +
vvath sIaee. Mach sAAftienal line Ss. I. ss.r~S
nnss, reeh1A m average 81 Q words stanp. ~
n NJ pasA In a6vaAses 1es aAAitisnal n ~.
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CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
burns woven in by hand, also
moth holes and tears. AmahuS
Corrfveau, Water St, SHOW
hogan, now located at the
curtis Millinery Shop. tt4f
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A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to everybody.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
METHODIST BARACA
CLASS HAS BARBECUE
THREE UNDRED GUESTS
PARTAKE OF FEAST. CLOSED
WITH COMMUNITY SING.

The barbecue given Thursday by
the large Baraca class of the Metho-
dist Sunday school was in many ways
the most successful entertainment
ever sponsored by this representative
body of busy business men. Hill &
Hills new warehouse gave ample
space for the entertainment of the
three hundred guests, which included
the class members and their wives,
the officers and their wives and a
few others. The only out-of-town Wis
itors were Mr.. Norman c. Miller, of
Atlanta, and Mr.. R. H. Hankinson, OF
McDonough.
Long tables were placed the full
length of the large building, baskets
of roses and sweet peas being arrang-
ed attractively for decoration. The
well prepared barbecue, brunswick
stew and all that goes with such a
spread was served in abundance, fol-
lowed by a sweet course. Real lem
onade, delicious and refreshing, was
as free as water.
After the satisfying feast Miss Maui
rine Woodburn, pianist for the class,
assisted by Miss Nellie LANG, led
the crowd in community singing. Mrs.
L. Lamar, teacher of the class, assist
ed in all the plans for making the &C
casion happy experience for each
one present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS WILL
ATTEND DIST. CONVENTION
Large Delegation Will Go From
Terrell County to Cordele.

The rural letter carriers OF the
Third district will hold their annual
convention in Cordele on May 30th,
and delightful features of entertain
ment are being planned by the citi-
zens there for the large number
of visitors expected. The luncheon to
be given by the Kiwanis and Lions
clubs of the hostess city VIII be an
event of outstanding interest. The OF
ficers OF the district organization are:
President, w. N. Russell, Preston;
secretary, ]. T. MEMO, Richland. The
hrate the national holiday by attend
ing the convention are R. H. Kent, G.
Woods, W. ]. Ghambliss, NJ. U. Ed
wards from the Dawson = poSstofflce'
G.. M. Gammage and A. L. CoWaTt'
Rronwood: John Cochran and D. T..
Helton, Parrott, and Charlie Warner
from Sasser.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
SENIOR CLASS GIVES
HIGH CLASS PLAY
LARGE AUDIENCE WAS OUT
TO SEE HER HUSBANDS
WIFE" FRIDAY NIGHT.

1t would have taken the skill and
perfectly cor-ordinated brain of Craig
Kennedy, the famous story book de-
tective, to pick out the individual star
from the armament of budding actors
and actresses in the senior high school
play. "Rer Husbands Wife" which
was presented at the auditorium on
Friday night to large and apprecia-
tive audience. Each member of the
cast played his or her part with such
consummate skill and perfect poise
that it was hard to believe the actors
were boys and girls whom we meet
on the street every day. Henry Wiki
inson William Lewis and Marvin
Clay, who were the male members of
the cast, could not have been improv-
ed upon. Theodosia Hollingsworth,
as young wife who imagined herself
always at the brink of the grave, has
that little touch of stage appearance
combined with excellent talent, and
was at her best in the play. Elizabeth
Parks, as her friend, extracted the
has no doubt as good if not better
enunciation than a large number of
professionals. Frances Baldwin must
be commended for the way she play
ed the part of Nora, an elderly house
maid.
The play as a whole showed hard
work in preparation by the members
of the cast and harder work by the
instructors. The action was swift and
smooth, not a missed cue or false
step, and all in all was the best play
ever put on by high school students.
Between acts the audience was IA
vored with a vocal duet by Misses
Helen Harrell and Elizabeth Riordan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
. Former Dawson Citizen
Passes Away at Dothan
Stroke of Apoplexy Caused Sudden
Death of Robert ]. Sem.


The many Terrell county friends
of Mr.. Robert ]. Sem, OF Dothan,
Ala, were shocked and grieved to
learn of his sudden death following
a stroke Of apoplexy on last Wednes-.
day. He was owner and manager OF
a large restaurant in Dothan, and
very popular with the Dothan people.
as evidenced by the large number OF
beautiful floral offerings at his funeral
in that city Thursday.
Mr.. Sem was native OF Terrell
county, and conducted business IN
Dawson prior to his removal to Do
than about fifteen years ago. He is
survived by his widow, who is the
daughter of the late Mr.. Josh Can.
non; two grown sons, who operate
transfer business in Dothan; two
brothers, Messrs. D. J. and 0. H.
Sem, prominent farmers of this coun-
ty; two sisters, Mrs. S. F. George,
of PARROT, and Mrs. Gibson Carlton,
of Atlanta, and his father, Mr.. J. II.
Sem, of near Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
WASTED $4,000.

HARRIS BLOOD REMEDY Co
Dawson Ga.-Dear Sirs: Find enclos-
Cd H S5 for which send me bottles Har-
r;s,T.aN1 blood Remedy. l spent three
hnndred dollars and did not get any
relief until / used your medicine. |
vas Uns down sick for some time, and tor
t m@o months unable to walk. After
t tJG ( bottles of your medicine l
feel that | am entirely we'll. My, trou-
he was due to impurities in my blood;
7 shall always praise and recommend
! Harris s III Blood Remedy. Beli e e
me me- / am your friends. GEORGE
HILL. ITO Second Ave, WoodIawrE 7,
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP M0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more hawking, snuffiing, blowing,
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, heal
ing cream in your nostrils. 1t pene-
trates through every air passage of the
head, soothes the infamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
comes SO quickly. ,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
DAWSON KIWANIS CLUB
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION

The Dawson Kiwanis club will be
renresented at the seventh annual In
ternational Kiwanis convention in At
Ianta on May 1881 by R. R. Mar
lin and D. S. Griggs as delegates
a ali DR.. Guy Chappell and ]. A.
Shields Other prominent members
who have definitely decided to attend
a VIZ r w, Hollingsworth, B. B. Per
ny, ]. c. Dukes and R. L. SaVille, amd
it is probable there will be mum
Der of Others from Dawson, gong 70
Atlanta for this great gathering. OF
representative men from every section
of the United States.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
ElL STUDY LIFE AND
CHARACTER OF JEFF DAVIS
Pc Local U. D. c. Chapter Has Ar
Ea1ged an Interesting Program.

Inc last meeting for the fiscal year
the Mary Brantley chapter, U. D..
will be held next Friday after
ton' May 18th, at the Log Cabin
~ The dominant note in the pro-
an arranged will be a study of the
ana character of Jefferson Davis,
an loIoWng numbers to be given:
biography of Jefferson Davis,
H. J. W, Kennedy; reading, selec-
rom "Helen's Babies" Miss
S ..;II Pinkston; Second Inaugu-
D IN OF Jefferson Davis" Mrs. A.
my. MEcLendon; reading, PRO Patria,
"na Lamar; solo, "The South's
-ae Laurie" Miss Nellie LANG.
pleasant social hour will follow
group of hostesses in charge.
viii be very important meeting,
jor the good of the cause it is
b rSu mat there may be a large at
lDdnce Oh the members.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
JOHN HENRY CROUCH AT
HOME FROM SANITARIUM

John Henry Crouch, who has been
recuperating in sanitarium at Plains
since an operation for appendicitis two
weeks ago, will return home Wednes-
day. His many friends are very glad
to know that the operation was sue
cess and that he will be out again in
few DAYS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
Material For Every Summer Use

Now is the time get sewing under way-vacaton
land beckon The chdens clothes house dresses and underwear
you'll need Here summary fabrics that lovely their new
patterns and organdcs, Ooe Sses and des tor
ocbs and Trimmings Quantities Of SOFT fine ndisook tdxon
baste and long cloth ready to be made into pretty ndertngs
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-05-22
TERRELL BERRIES SOLD
IN NEIGHBORING TOWNS

Terrell county strawberries in large
quantities are still offered in the local
market and are finding ready sale in
Americas. ShelIman, Albany and 9th
er nearby towns. The season for this
luscious. fruit will be over in about
two weeks. The returns from the crop
this year have been far ahead of what
was expected at the beginning of the
season