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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
Mrs. Ahhia w. Grax

Mrs. Abbie w. Gray, one of the
Oldest residents in this village died
at her residence on Old Point Ave,
"Wednesday after an illness of only a
few days. Mrs. Gray was a native
of Mercer and was SO years and S
months old. When a young woman
she went to North Arson to attend
the Academy and became acquainted
with Geo. b. Gray, who she later
married. She was resident of North
Arson for many years but "a years
ago came to Madison and has made
her home here since that time,
Besides a brother in Mercer. she
leaves four sons, John H., of North
held, Vermont; Augustus of Idaho.
Frank of Kansas, and BENJAMIN of
California. One daughter. Nellie of
Idaho. Mrs. Gray was a member of
the Madison Methodist EpiscopaI
Church and took an active interest
in all that pertained to it's welfare
ana being constant in attendance at
us services up to two weeks ago
She was also a member of the Madi-
son w. c. r. u.
The funeral will be held at Mrs,
Gray's late residence Friday after
noon and the interment will be in
the family lot at Mercer.
d. *. Edwards is in Portland This
week attending a meeting of New
England Undertakers.
Lewis Foster fa yfoifi-o l.. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
Thieves Workinn

out in Madison Wednesday night. A
break was made at the Shoe store
of l.. L. Steward on Main Street and
about ten dollars taken from the cash
drawer. Entrance was gained
through a cellar window at the rear.
So far as known at present the
money from the cash draw was all
that was taken. The other theft was
at the home of Arno Padham. Mrs.
Padham went to the home of neigh
Dor after supper, leaving a wallet on
the sideboard. When she came back
about 8 o'clock the wallet had been
opened and twelve dollars taken.
There is no clue as to who the thieves
are,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
Crane Brann

4 quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. c. H.
mckinney at the congregational par
sonage. The contracting parties
were Alfred Joseph Crane and Mabel
Alma Brann. both well known resi-
dents of Starks. The single ring
ceremony was used and the couple
were attended by Oscar Brann a bro
Their of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crane left after the ceremony for
Bangor. where they will pass their
honeymoon. On their return they
will reside in Starls,
A special meeting of the Madison
Board of Trade was held Wednes-
day evening at the Office of the Au-
gusta Trust Company, for the dis
cussion of finances in connection
with the new auto camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
MADISON

The pulpit of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will be occupied sum
day morning by Rev. Frank Hill OF
Portland. in the interests of the Con-
ference Claimants. The subject OF
the Sermonette to the children will
be watch Lessons" The theme of
the evening sermon by Rev. Glen r.
Asplin will be Doing Your Best
An event of considerable interest
to local musicians is the recital to
be given Thursday evening in the
Methodist Episcopal Church by the
pupils of Mrs. Alice Rand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27

Miss Mabel Anderson Of Lewiston
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Sara
Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Snow of Lynn.
Mass, were guests Wednesday of
Mr.. and Mry. Percy Davenport.
The last meeting of the Happy
Four Auction Club was held at the
home of Miss Elnor Bishop. Mrs.
Thelma Godfrey and Miss Mildred
Drawn received the prizes.
Mrs. Nellie Maxwell of Portland Is
in town, called here by the serious
illness Of her sister, Mrs. Sarah La
Croix.
The I. D. K. Club met this week at
the home of Mrs. Edgar Parkman.
There was a good attendance. The
afternoon was passed in serving. and
the hostess served refreshments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
D. M. kurtz

The community was greatly shoch-
ed yesterday to learn of the sudden
death of D. NJ. Kurtz. which follow
ed a severe shock which he sustained
at Z o'clock yesterday morning.
Death followed at $3.50. Mr.. Kurtz
had been in his usual health up to
the time of his sudden Illness. He
was 66 years of age. was born in
Pennsylvania and had lived most Of
his life in New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kurtz have been summer residents
Of Winthrop for some years and
about two years ago built themselves
a beautiful permanent home on Lake
view Avenue. He leaves his wife.
Mrs. Mary Kurtz, two brothers and
one sister.
The Chilkoot post., 1924-06-13
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1851.
An Ordinance Devying Special Tax and
Assessment on All Lots and Real Es-
trict No. 22f0 In the City of Omaha. 10
cover the cost OF Curbing and Paving
3ist Avenue from Ida Street to Belve-
ders Boulevard.
Whereas 1t having been. and being
hereby adjudged. determined and estab-
lished that the several lots and pieces OF
real estate hereinafter referred to have
each been specially benefited 10 the full
amount herein levied and assessed against
each OF said lots and pieces of real es-
tate. respectively. by reason OF the curb
ing and paving Of that part of 3ist Ave-
nue from Ida Street to Belvedere Boul-
evard.
Therefore. for the purpose OF paying
the cost of said improvements
BE 1T ORDAINED by TIE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section l. That the cost of curbing
and paving that part Of 5ist Avenue wl.a-
in Street Improvement No. 2210 in the
city OF Omaha. from Ida Street to Bel
vedere boulevard, said cost being the
sum of sl3.93s.25. be and the same is
hereby levied and assessed. in proportion
to the feet front along said Improvement.
and according 10 special benefits by
reason OF said improvement upon the fol-
lowing described lots and real estate. as
shown by the generally recognized map
OF the City of Omaha. 1891, Autographed
and published by Muir Gaylord. or by
the maps and plats on file IN the office
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

NOTICE
and parcels of lands within Street I'm
provement District Nc. asa. and to
cells h of lands sSu,tius en- or sd,sssns
10 that psrt of stone Avenue from West
siree ns o' in % the Nsns elsy Il OMAHA. 2sa Sessss
Sotie. is hereby given tia, ,her. Ia.
grexs%sn, Il thsi PsTt q s,ens s,s Avenue
pavins and eureins. ssia pesi,ien being
N r~sn ~atas 'eS Sr Fspfs sssSs avsnu.
from West hne sist Avenue. south '9~
To the .Henorssis City Council of sasS
city of omshs;
or lands sSusins upon that pars efs
stone Avenue from West line siss Avenue
SssA .n b.Ist s. lira SS .s n Ss s II. iRss & ::
omahs. eeins record owners Of msjor,
recognised mars % said city. do hereby
petition ira, the same be Improved ey ,
And We do fSrtssr reuucn the. ccun-
Gil 20 order such Improvement and cause
sneS,s 10 e to 'S re s@s prsp.is sas' oeps. I
District, within Which 70 dssisns,s ne
Oscar a. sces,. January -. is:t re,
& is., s.s'f non, S' nv iso t.es sss sess N'S''
Msgnus Noraouiss. January "a, isst
lots and s Block : curtis 6 stones
Addition. ssS feet front Ny isa Zee; eesr-
rhilip Hspasehuh. January - isI.
Lots : 10 70 Riock : Curtis stones
Addition. isS feet front ey lee feet deer
Fnsd' January - 1884, >, u e'eloos
A NJ
You sre further notified that wa sns
each 20 YOU will have fiftecn as,s frcmt
February 2 lsst The firs, asy = sssii,
rsticn hereof ~ which - fie Protest ~
| the nfttce - tho city Clerk sEairst tne
rcsulsrits. lessii,y er sattStensy ef said
petiftcn Or any stgrasure thefeens
rnNiiShea in scrorisnee With Kescla~
ticn So So SERIES 1874
Nmahs, NcSrx xSka February = ffft.
JAMES +. HoCroR
A,ftF Clcrk,
Publish; February I. aud >.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

NOTICE or SrNlCNH0LnERS wEErfNat
Notice - hereby given that ne fego-A
lav annual meeting - The Sf>sShoiter> =.
- Tho south Platte Land COMPANY va, -
- heff a. fht ertirr - said t1snparN
Rcen Tel WRIST NafioHat Sank fsaiidnx
isinccln, Nebraska At a oasIeeA A A. ga
thR kth dsN ~ Mareh a II fest
4 n NeSRGLFa
fresiterS
" " TURNER.
Stff.ATy TfessurS
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
JAMES C D
PRESIDENT Of &
NOTICE.

To the owners Of al let. lands tracts
provement District No. .4sl. and TO the
owners OF ell lots. tracts and Parcels %
lands ssg.,,ns on GT s,tse} se3sss9s ffo II a.
city Of omshs, Nebraska.
O.ss SStHs tsd !, WITH 9sFss ,ss y css Of ne City
.. onlsh. petiti9n foz the improssmren, rre1,
Hamilton Street to Charles Street in the
City OF Omaha By paving and e1ro,ns.
asid petition being In words and figures
Pe;i;ion Cor Improving Fitty-f,rs, Street.
from Hamilton street, to s, Snsrls,s ~.
To the Honorshle City Council OF tns
We. the Undersigned owners ., lots
II Yirst " Street from Hamilton street 20
iric; No :ssi. in the. CITY % elnahs; b
feet frontage on said part of said street;
as shown BY the, rsnersliy r.eosnis.d
the same be Improved BY pssins and
earbing.
20 order such Improvement ard cause IL 70
he made. and that thirty days be alowtd
,,sln ss ,ns s,sS psTsgsf sssss,e II ID. ns,ers De-
sired TO be used in the paving OF said
!. irwin Necisns. January =, 1874. rer
Zee, front by as feet deer.
10. kniiy ys,seN AiF:n cssiss,cn Sqsf PAX Addton
ies feet front BY 40 feet deep.
Frank J. McArdle. January =. isst. Iot
J. Crelshton PARK Addition. l-s
fee. front by ISIS feet deep
Fiied: January .s. 1894 al 1880 e'eicck
A. NJ.
You are further notified that you ara
each Of you will have fifteen days from
February 7. 1894. the first day CT puoli-
cation hereof in which 70 flle protest in
the office OF the City Clerk AGAINST the
regularity. legality or sufflciency Of said
petition or any signature thereon
Published IN accordance with kesoia-
ticu No sss. Series 1924.
Omaha Nebraska. FEBRUARY ls-<. .
JAMES 7. HoCToR.
City clerk.
Feb = z ard .
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

Section g. That the Sewer District No.
$50 shall be constructed as follows; g.,
South Of Madison Street and two feet West
of the East line Of 4znd Street produced
West of the West line. Of Lot 10. Dodge's
Addition with a 1Z-inch diameter sewer 70
manhols se.I feet south south 9f 3 sou,n Iolihs nhs
easterly direction across Lots and ~.
Dodges Subdivision with Pinch. pipe
North West !. OF the South East !. os
Section s-l4.13. 200 feet East Of 4snd
street; thence East along. the south line
Section s-i4-ls with 12-i1ch pipe sewer
to q manhoie at the center Of 4ist street.
sewer to rnanhole 3i5 feet West of 5eth
Street. thence continuing East with II
ineh ppe to manhois ,,, a. TIE ., ssntes r,.b n
a 12-inch pipe to msnhoie at center OF
3sth street; thence North along the cen
ter line Of ssth street with a Finch pipe
Ton Street: thence continuing North with
a i2-inch pipe TO manhale at center OF
North With an eight-inch pip. to a man
hole 200 feet South OF Street; thence
Eosh s t... sts soaIh Il Street pipe
hole at center OF intersection at ssth
s9sa the fad center oi Madison With
l2-ineh Pipe to 1s msnnas ,hs, az tnS eo5tinnlnr
the center OF sTth Street thence North
along the center line OF 57th Street with
a le-inch pipe to manhoie 800 feet south
of Washington Street, thence continuing
at center Of Washington Street.
The alignment and grade TO be
straight line between the points rpecnied
as nearly as practicable and according 70
the plans and specicaiionx on file in the
Office ot the City Engineer.
six-inch Junction pieces shall be
placed In said sewer as shown on plans. or
as directed in writing by the City Engi-
Section T. That the City Engineer be.
and he IL hereby. authorized TO advertise
for bids for the construction OF said sewer
according To the plans and specifics,ions
for the construction thereof on file in AS
office such advertisement to he published
each day In daily issue Of the ON
elsl paper Of the City for al least one
week and the expiration Of the time for
filing bids fixed in such advertisement
shall be no less than one week after tne
first authorized publication OF such so-
sertisemsnt
The bids shall be received and filed in
the Office Of the City Engineer and shall
be publicly opened at the precise time
stated IN the advertisement: and he snall
make an abstract Of all bids received ana
shall transmit such bids together With the
abstract thereof and his findings and rec
Concentrations TO the City Council at Its
mex, regular meeting after the opening
Of such BIDS for us o,s, ssiion ihs,son zee ,,,-,
pzssed November 13th. 1873. creating
Sewer District No. sss Be. and the same
Is hereby. repealed
i.ts this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage.
Passed January ,s: 1875 ,
A,sssi; asss,, JAMES p SoeroolF;s ds,g GA.
tsEAL' JAMES c. pkHLMAx.
Mayor and President Of City Council
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
AUTCMOBIJ .ES;
Automobiles for Sale.

FORD SEDAN. LATE 1922 MOD
Ell. TOUR NEW TIRES. GOOD
SPARE, LOCK WHEEL. UP
aoIsTERING LIKE NEW.
THIS CAR HAS BEEN THOR
ouGHLY REcoNDITIoNED
AND IS PERFECT MEcHANI-
cALLY. 1855. HA. 2oss.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
statesmen ana Agents. ~
SALESMAN WANTED

Large eastern manufacturer of womcn's
and Chldrons Knit Underwear wants
first class man 20 sell the line direct to
tho retail trade in the states Of Nebraska
basis. Must have Al references, May he
carried as a side line Y2s5i. Omaha
nee
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
For Sale-Dundee.
DUNDEE KELLAsTONE
ss.750-s3.000 CASH

DUNDEE KELLASTONE
ss.750-s3.000 CASH
s-room two-story located high and sight
ly, overlooking Happy Hollow. One OF
Omaha's fast-growing districts where
values will increase. Strictly modern. oak
floors and finish throughout. garage to
match house built last year. Call US for
appointment.
FIRST TRUST CO.
400 First Nat Blk. AT. 0729.
After office hours Wa 602l.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
Houses-North.

FOR COLORED.
HOW ABOUT HOME OF YOUR OWN?
We have Just competed new bungalows
Tor you. They are all modern. on paved
street. with all specials in and paid for.
Oak floors. built-in features. full eement-
ed basement. close to car and schools:
your own choice of electric light fixtures
and window shades be bought for a
small payment down and very easy terms
Evenings. Lewis. WA. 1472.
r. =. CLARY CO. Realtors,
sos Omaha Natl Bank Bldg. AT3eTs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

siRs3k IS

Section :, That ssid special taxes
levied aforesaid On said lots, respectively.
shall eeeefne delinquent as follows ONE
tenth Of the total amount 80 levied on
each 81 said lots shall become delinquent
IN fifty daNr from the passage and ap.
proNsl % this erdtnanccs one.tcnth IN one
wear oncstfnth in two wears; cne-tenth
IN three years, onestcnth ia four wears,
ohc.tenth In five years ore-tcnth in six
years. one tenth in scN en- years cae-tenth
m eight NsarS. enc c-tcnth IN nine years
after ssli sN,. and being from the pa
saEc and approval OF this ordinance. kseh
cf said inStaliments. except the first. shat
draw Interest at tho rete 90 siN rer cent
rer snnum frum the time - the levy
sforesaid until the same shall become
delinquent. Interest AZ tho rate ~ one
nor cent per month. rsV@hle n advance.
shalt he rsi On each delinquent INSTALL
ucnt
Section That tho entire amount ~
tax 80 levied and assessed en any -
sRid lots may hn raid by the owner -
any let, or the entire equal pro rata ree
eHtien ~ said tsN on any ~ said lots
may he paid eN any person xny rRft
ef said iots within fittN DAYS frNfn rSla
levy and therVuron. said lots or parts OF
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

EMPLOYMENT.
>~-~-~-~-~-~->-~-~-~~o-~>
Statesmen and Agents. 80
wANTED-Suocessfui wrapping paper and
stationery salesman. Nebraska territory
state experience and reference. Y2556.
Omaha Bee.
Situations Wanted Female. 81
BUNDLE washing: also curtains: work
guaranteed. We 1913.
DAY WORK. White woman. WE. osI7
---------------------.---
Situations Wanted Male. 81
BooKKEEPER desires employment eve
nings and Sundays. Reasonable fees
charged. Box D-46o. Omaha Bee.
TWO plumbers want steady work. Write
Box 6ls. West Point. Neb.
INSIDE sales. office or afenographic
work; soma experience. WA. 099i.
FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities 80
RETAIL store room on main block of
thriving Nebraska town is offered for
adapted for mems clothing and outfittlng.
Excellent chances for right party Refer
ences essential. Y-25s5. Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE cheap. $500 stock groceries.
Soss Shoes Don't ha1s g bnS stures
w. c. Frasier.- Manager, Carson. la.
Good building for rent reasona BILE Write.
Secretary. Commercial Club. Taylors Falls.
MINI.
MEAT MARKET-win buy. market or
market Box So, Exeter. Neb.
ANY business. anywnere. sold for cash.
No publicity. Federal System. 3o5 Pax
ton Bldg. AT. o4e:
BARBER SHOP for sale. all white, In
Iowa. Y-2554, Omaha Bee.
Investment-Stocks-Bonds. 90
Low. RATE on. city prclerty. quickly
W Y'sr' \. GRAHAM H "'na'As pA'e '''' '''
NJ. A. ANDERSON co. IA. 51O7..
Real estate. Surety bonds and kindred Ins-
Real Estate Loans. 34A
6h AND PER CENT MONEY.
Loans on Omaha improved property at
N''' FRANK H. BINDER.
FARM LOANS .
Large small West Neb. farms. ranches
Kloke Investment Co. s45 On. Nat Blk
CITY real estate mort cages and con-
tracts bought. Mr.. Larson lo% North
Fifteenth street
OMAHA HoMEEEAsl NEB FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1918 ON Nat. Blk. Bldg ia. 27i5.
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences |
Cash on hand. Prompt service. y. H. |
I.ougee. Inc. 53s keeine Bldg.
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur- |
chased by Tukey Company $40 First Ma
t,onal Rank IA. 1928.
WILL buy mortgages and contracts |
corkin. eis ON Nat. BLDG. Omaha. Neh |
5h AND PERCENT-NO DELAY.
GARvIN BROS. 6tS Omaha Nat BldR |
Money 10 loan. IS
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

have a 1922 coupe that would
ike to sell Immediately. My car
is in excellent shape. would like
10 get In touch with someone who
has a Ford roadster or touring
with a trade in view. Would also
Give terms to right person. Call
Kenwood 2557.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
Houses for Sale.

957 NO. 2sTH AVE. Small 5-room cot
tage. half lot, 1000. Easy terms. Edit
Earles. 2s30 Charles 81.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
YOUR FRIENDS ADMIRE

a PRETTY VIEW.
delightful home offered In A location
most high and slightly. on paving and
near car Does not lack one single thing,
every possible convenience numbers OF
built-in features This beautiful ) room
bungalow with breakfast nook and tile
bath built for you TO enjoy. IL you can
urn N lot or your old house 1t will be
considered and the balance can he ham
died on terms KEN. SOIL Mr. Raber; Mr.
Berglund. AT 65t7. Mr.. Highhee, ia 422s
sHOPEN & COMPANY
IA 4sss 234s-s-10 Keeline Bldg.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Notices.

KADEREIT-Mrs. Mary. 2770 South
Ninth St. February Z, age SO years, 10
mo-, IA days. Deceased Is survived by
>. - Nr-hand Aurust. and children. Mrs
w. r. Francis. Mrs Anna Broveleit. Mrs
y. e., Clark. Mrs Fred Zotzran. Mrs. +.
r. Doerr. 3 sons. Gustav. Harry II. and
Fred Is grandchildren, 2 great-grand-
children.
Funeral services Saturday at p. M,
from the residence to Cross Lutheran
church at ESQ p. M Interment West
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
LOOKING FOR A HOME.

2ii7 Maple Street is a good buy at $500
! rooms and bath. all modern. paved
street. near carlins. church and school
Owner anxious to sell. will make terms
p. ]. TEBBENs CO. ia ais..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
WITHIN 7 BLOCKS OF
CLAlRMON1.

IN nEAUTIFUL EpdEwoop
N YOU want tho most artistic English
bungalow in this district sec this COM
pietn IN every way. Large lot Finc
outlook ia. .s6G or kE tsaz
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09

fs5o-5si3 N. 4tth st. Easy terms. Tenn
norary home; dandy east front lot. sloo
down. $40 a month. Lickty. IKE. ltse.
s-ROOM Stucco-Hot water. heat. garage.
and 4-room stucco house in rear.
Priced right. A. II. Muskin. At. $3.50.
Terar a Tesar specialists in s. Side homes
l. d. SWANSON. Real Estate. IA <s7s
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-09
REAL ESTATE-FOP SAFE
City Acreage for Sale.

FOUR FINE ACRES
just a little ways north OF Florence are
beautiful acres with 5-roorn house
barn. gatage and chicken house, s4,750.
on terms. AT. 1912 days. HA. s044 eve
nings.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-19

having a time with sheep killing
dogs. They made another round
up" on three flocks killing about
two dozen and wounding several
The sheep belonged to Mrs. Hop
kins, H. w. Dickinson and E. c..
Thorla.
The Brookfie1d orchestra will as
sist in giving an all musical pro-
gram at the grange next Saturday
night.
An overcast sky and sprinkling
rain did not prevent good sized
audience from assembling for the
chiIdren's service Sunday evening.
The exercises were good but espec-
tally the one by six girls logged up
with their grandmothers' wedding
outfits, showing the dress of upward
of SO years ago was an eye opener to
those who delight in knocking pres
ent day styles. The collection was
SAT.
One of our most efficient teach
ers, Miss Clara Blackburn, has gone
to New Concord to prepare for some
course.
Misses Floy and Lillian Ogan
have gone back to the 0. S. U.
VIM Ross Of Young Hickory, with
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-19
Dangers Of A Cold
McConnelsvilIe People VIII Do Well
to Heed Them

Many bad cases of kidney trouble
result from cold or chill Con.
eested kidneys fall behind in filter
ing the poison-laden blood and
backache, heacscne, dizziness and
disordered kidney action follow
Don't neglect cold. Use Doan's s
Pills at the first sign of kid
ney trouble. Follow this McConnels-
Vile residents example:
Mrs. James Hardin, Fourth St,
says: II believe cold settled in my
kidneys and weakened them My
back ached and a dull, heavy bear
ing down pain across it wore me
out. / couldn't find comfortable
position to lie in at night. Bending
over was hard on me because the
pains held my back as in a vice. /
often became dizzy and specks dane
ed before my eyes blurring my
sight. My kidneys were weak and
acted irregularly. One box of
Doan's from Sears drug store re-
lieyed me. Two more boxes of
Doan's rid me of the backache and
put my kidneys in normal condi-
ton"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's pills-the same that Mrs.
Hardin had. Foster-Milburn, Co.,
Ffrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-19
Stockport

Saturday June 21-"The Pride
of Palomar," an all star cast includ
ing Forrest Stanley and Marjorie
Daw. This is a picture everybody
will talk about, for it embraces all
those elements to human passion,
necessary for success. A picture OF
the big out doors filled with char
acterizations, the theme being big
one. There is an exciting horse
race with a surprise finish. Wednes-
day, June 25- "The Huntress."
Something new and different, re-
freshingly original. A story of an
Indian-bred white girl who yearn-
ing for a husband, kidnaps the first
youth to cross her path, played by
Colleen Moore and Lloyd Hughes.
Don't forget the serial number every
Wednesday evening.
Donald and Dorothy Penrose of
Akron, came Saturday to spend the
summer with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Choguill.
Mrs. Carl Metcalf and little
daughter Bette Lou, came Friday to
visit with Mr.. Metcalf's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ell Metcalf and family.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Fuller, Mr. and
Mrs. Parker Oday, Mrs. Sarah Fow-
Ter of Columbus returned home Fri
day from attending the golden we'd