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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-04
Years Of Terrible Stomach Agony
Quickly Yield to Pleasant Treatment
Charles Burns, Popular Farmer of McCordsville,
Ind, Declares His First Relief in Years Due
Solely to Todd's Tonic.

I try Todd's Tonic which i did to my
great Joy and relief. Todd's Tonic
has gradually improved MY condi-
ton, increased my appetite and
built up my weight ten pounds.
Todd's Tonic gave me vim and vigor
in a surprising manner, and am
glad to have the opportunity to ex-
press in this testimonial my high
appreciation and grateful thanks to
Todd's Tonic" Charles Burns, Nc
Cordsville, Ind.
Todd's Tonic, with fits wine-like
flavor, is pleasant to take.
At all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-04

ing it 1 suffered
many years with
stomach disturb
ance, constipation,
very poe appetite
and a general run
down condition. l
tried, as usual,
many different
medicines, but l
could not get any
real relief. Some
one suggested that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Beautiful Chandler
l-Pass. Sport. $495

'rhIF o. one 20 those extremely
rtaHHy laW huns sport models, ~
litfle us,d You can hardly toll ~
from urN ttH beautiful Packard
ness The Top and upholstery
HTD perfect If b. equipped with
Haudauur bsTairI plate glass
WiHdHhlsiI wIuEH WulnmrIrr and
eagle winaH large spotlight
heavy HrTiuH steel bumper aprs
yial Hlekrird radiator with bars
nearly urH cord lifrH and spare.
agad side curtains. HutumF tlr
rain $50 lpF. rear View mirror. etc.
give written guarantee Small
payment down balance easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

5-RuOM house just nUrgb of rity
ltmitHs about gCrr HUeu soil
900 feet from paved hIEhwa}
close 90 ehuoi has cts water
iisht and telephone e. SEQ uH
Nuuf oau tfuis rrfry q sanger.
sIgn 10Th ave y D. kE mad
tH4I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
"a Ford Touring

This ls rrH Har FHu a f-H H.IFa
Fufmsr owner buys "a Hr# rak
land aud tells ur fH U#f "a price
ar nia I1fH that win cell o.
Gar raHf uHw Hs equipped ---.- $50
Wr Viii arll Tuf -.... .-.sts.a. 800
a saving 10 rou .....-...-. tIga
Good iuEE saHE TERMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
N FLOWERS md HULIiN
POULTRY
Is MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE


~ lA h llA-A AHlH ~
sash for lnriHatr pErsaFH o. hefF
YOUR hausH UeruHE aEI a.-1H7l,
send us sarr Hiars aH1 wg VIII
give Yau factory prices
French doors E4Taar BrHfz NtFFeF
doors. baughra ana taFtta i'E
breakfast hooks.
Sresiai yahIust work. cupboard
doors. doors and Window tsf all
parpUarA
pfalHhoards. flour bins medlclhN
cabinets
Rubber weather STRIP Keeps NAs
wind and dust a Hurn saver 't
iucl l1c a foot.
Windshield klIHs and sedan door
lights replaced while yvu Walt
Ask fer eatalpE, Euy aiFeri ai ia''
tory prices and save MONEY.
% ~ WILLIAMS COMPANY
lstg Firat Ave -. Srailln MstA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

exceptionally low figure IL
acre. with goo feet frontage on
paved 55th ave. 81. T.. level 'front.'
age with street. gentle slope 10
land: good soil. near creek, Com
tracts now building modern houses
across street. district rapidly de-
veloplng. city water. light and tel
ephone: less than haif-miic from
Lake Washington. 200 feet from
and overlooking Victory way.
Price $1,000. terms $50 cash. $40 in
90 days. ft7 per month. s min
utcs' auto ride north from city
limits z50 Walker Bldg, corner
Second ave and University IT..
I'll i6t-BIs2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
OTHER LATE MODEL.
PRICED RIGHT CARS: :

1925 Gardner Roadster balloon tires
other extras
1923 Overland Roadster; runs and Is
Ike new.
1879 Gardner Touring. ovcrhauied
aud at a bargain.
1921 Jordan Touring. Tephintnd In
DuC8 and oVcrhauicd
1924 Gardner Sedan. fine condition.
nov Duco paint.
1921 Anderson Six. a car Of stand
ard units at a snap.
1924 Gardner Sedan. just being over
hauled and reprinted.
1924 Chevrolet touring A rcpos-
session. at bargain.
1924 Gardner Touring. only run n
few thousand miles.
Model 80 Cadillac. II you want n
real cat, zee thia one
Model q Stutz Touring This II
priced away below market
1920 Nash sport fully equipped and
az the right price.
1920 Maxwell Touring: good run
ming condition: g125.
1917 Dodge Touring. rather old. but
In good shape 800
1920 Ford, complete. with starter.
and Tn good shape. s11b.
1920 Commonwealth. Was Just re-
bored. and Us q snap. sf35.
Overland 90. a dandy little car for
t125.
Ford Touring: in mighty good shape
for the money. sos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
"a BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS FOR SALE

SACRIFICE OFFER 5-aere poultry
place: 5-room modern house with
bath; brick fireplace; approxi-
mately acres cleared graded and
fenced: fruit orchard. nice ga
rage. large wood house. modern
chicken houses large brooder
house with cement floor; stable.
located on main North Trunk
highway. few minutes walk from
stores. school and interurban sta
ton: near new Seattle Everett
short route paved highway. now
under construction. Low price.
Very easy terms. 220 walker
Bldg. corner Second ave. and Uni
versity st. Phone FL iot-Dig2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

NO OPPORTUNITY sub
urban home place. broom modern
houas with bath break fast nook.
large ornamental fireplace ana
den; an bright. CHEEKY ruumr. land
On high state ~ civilizations has
been used as nursery. garage with
cement floor. barn. excellent
water system. Hhrubbrry and
fruit trees. wonderful location.
only , minutes walk from inter-
urban station. stores. schools and
large demonstration farm. This
price e. n giyc-hway AZ only $4,000.
$500 cash. t7s per month. 40 min
utes' auto run north from Seattle
center gz8 walker Bldg. corner
Second ave and University Et.
Phone III iut-0fs2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Re- Conditioned Used Cars

M uasd cars handled by us are
thoroiy reconditiuned and put IN
the best possible condition. You
need have no heslthncy in puF.
chasing a good uasd car. provided
you buy from a good. reliable
dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE

j .RooM HOME. uN CALIFORNIA
AVE, every thing in and paid for;
bedrooms. living room and din
Ing Foums kitchen. breakfast
nook cement haEFwymt. garage.
s1.fUa. gtsN cash $50 per month
CALIFORNIA REALTY 60
aEa6 California Ave NE at-ztTt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
1924
Oakland TOurinp

Pour wheel brake. iueg finish
that IMPROVE with nEr. itHhrF
built body. nothing better made
lYT sedan 90 open ear ramhlHhT
ton KiAss Fl1eF This car De- just
like 4 new fHf- Zoo fact. you would
not know b. had ever been used
outside ~ frW miles uu the
tifr-
THE car fasf nov. a. equip $1,000.
ped .......r s..ss.s.ss..srri lssEg
We VIII srll s.s.s.sssssssrss HtH
You save .r...s'.s.ss.srsFs hs'
We viii take your car and give you
- months 20 pag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
REAL BARGAIN
Ford Sedan

While this ls 1921 chassis. 81 is
In wonderful condition. and has
a late 1898 body There are
few extras on this car. and the
rubber is In good condition A
lot Of good. reliable service In
this car for 800 down and small
monthly payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
"a olds 6 Touring, $645

Seattle merchant purchased this
car urN drove IL barely t.opp
miles and traded IL ia 90 Ne on
taFErg car The original finiah
"a practically flawirHu top and
upholstery are uowrfar perfect
aud our autamutiyr engineers Hag
the engine has tust been prop
rriY broken tu. n has r costly
douhieahRr bumper. motnmstst
and lock bar cap. step and kick
plates. bryrird French riRtr
EiHsH wiudahirld MtnEn. roar SIC
sion mirror. new cord tires and
nparr. transmission lock. Atfmitr
ErrAHlHf system. snug flttinR
side curtains. tools. etc NprrdY.
powerful aud practically new
You save fully t8 per cent and
get written guarantee small
down payment easiest ~ terms
open sunday aud evenings
~. iBtsanAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
Will Sell or Trade

30 acres clay loan soils No rock or
gravel .1 acres under cultivation,
balance fscdrd 90 pasture, main
road runs thru place, dislilnE
place In equal parts two good
houses on each side of read. also
good chicken house. root house
hos house. orc gas fruit bcarinE
trees. all necessary farm tools,
cream separator. milk cans etc.
sood team OF horses. 2 cows. all
nolateinr. all fresh. ? yrarlinE
h~iferH. calves. one Registered
Holsteiu bull hogs. also $50
LeEhuru chickens. turkeys. geese
and ducks This place - 4 miles
from a town % 1900, on a good
travelled read: have telephone. and
school IL next 20 place. high
school truck goes BY door is,tpp
VIII handle this or viii trade for
good house and lot The fun
price or this place Is $1,000. For
further Information write or call
Geo Ford X star Route, Cen
trHlia. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
FOR SALE
EBERHARTER'S
GARAGE, INC.

Tho Auto Will Tell abe
Truth You can arr far
yourself this wonderful lu
fry ~ the finish fhH Erf
freffau uf fhT upholstery
and sou can drive and te7i
thr maath running HH
rTEuI motor Hf Elrrhufl
HTH. che House AUu nas
AiuaFa Had Confidence in
ii-Tr arc rrH ~ mote
chan 400 bars fiur
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

stop this time, after a swift slump
down the shaft,
"And then | felt myself swaying
gently in the air, with the earth
coming up to meet me, not very
fast
after that everything was all
right, except | nearly landed in a
tree. Fouling something like that,
close to the ground, really is the
biggest risk the stunt involves, but
it isn't what scares you the worst,
take it from me. | had my nerve
all back by the time ! grazed that
tree.
81 was mighty ashamed that
the instructor had to bat me over
the knuckles with his mallet and
told him so.
" Pooh, said he. don't let that
bother you a bit. | almost always
have to do it with beginners, often
two or three times. It's pure ami.
nal instinct that makes you hang
on. You have to overcome it by
Degrees
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
DR.. Chas. Sheldon's Compositions
To Feature Organ Recital Here
Famous Organist Will Be Heard
at First Methodist Church
Monday

Caprice" and Dawn" two Of
DR.. Chas. A. Sheldon. Jr. most
beautiful compositions, will feature
lis attractive program which he will
render on Monuay evening OF
Home Coming Week" at the First
Methodist Church. Among the
otheF well known numbers to be
played by DR.. Sheldon are: Tocatta
and Fugue-Bach; Largo from
Xerxes-Handel; overture To
William Tell-Rossini and Sourenr
Franz Drdla.
While in Americas DR.. Sheldon
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Council who were instrument
tai in bringing the noted organist
to this city. Dr. Sheldon will ar
rive in Ameficus Monday afternoon
and will leave for Atlanta imme-
diately after his recital at the First
Cchurch.
DR.. Sheldons complete program
follows:
Tocatta and Fugue - D Minor
Bach.
Largo From Eerxes-Handel.
Will o. The Wisp-Gordon Balch
Nevin.
Offertoire-D Minor, OPP Ed
Guard Batiste.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

from the British steamer Zaria
sighted the Governor Parr and
boarded her, setting Attire. She APP
parently survived this experience,
for later she was reported off the
coast of Portugal and in October
last off the coast of Africa, near the
Canary Islands.
If the Governor Parr has con
tinued to remain afloat, men con-
versant with oceanic conditions be-
lieve she would likely be carried
by the northeast trade winds and
the north equatorial current across
the tropical North Atlantic and
will be next sighted near
the lesser Antilles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
CLASSIFIED. RATES

1925, as the property of Adam w.
Smith and Clinton A. Ashford, and
for the purpose Of paying a1ore-
said Indebtedness and making costs
of sale, the following described real
estate which was conveyed by and
described in aforesaid deed to Sc
cure debt, to-wit;
All that tract or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being in the
Twenty-Sixth (26thl District of
Originally Lee, now Sumter Coun-
ty, Georgia, known and distinguish
ed as the whole of land lots Num-
bers One Hundred Thirty-SiX
$3.50, One Hundred Fifty-TWo
i152), One Hundred Fifty-Three,
Q53), One Hundred Sixty Eight,
Q68) and One Hundred Seventy
(17O) and parts of land lots Num-
bers One Hundred Thirty-Seven
13O, One Hundred Fifty-One
n5D. One Hundred Fifty-Four
$50, One Hundred Sixty-Nine
$3.50, and One Hundred Seventy
One G7D, containing Fourteen
Hundred Eighty-Two and Thirty
Nine Hundredths 0482.39) acres,
and more fully described as fol-
lows, as will appear by reference
to a plat of survey made March ",
1928, by o. F. Churchwell, survey
or, and recorded March 27, 1928, in
Sumter County Deed Book /, page
sol: Beginning at the point where
the original west line of lot Num-
Der 1874 intersects the Americas
Friendship public road, and running
thence along the original west line
of lot Number 154 south 26.S
chains to the original corner at the
junction Of lots Numbers l54, 1873,
1876 and 1876, thence along the orlgi-
nal north line Of lot Number l3G
west 1854 chains to the original
northwest corner Of lot Numbe'
1876, thence along the original west
line of lot Number 1876 south 43.S5
chains to the original southwest
corner of lot Number 1876, thence
along the original south line Of lot
Number 1876 east 36.l chains,
thence south AGA chains to the
original south line Of lot Number
1877, thence along the original
south line Of lot Number 1877 east
1914 chains to the original corner
at the junction Of lots Numbers 1871,
1873, ISL and 1852, thence along the
original west line of lot No. ISL
south 10 chains to Wolf creek,
thence along the middle line of
Wolf creek, following the meander-
ings thereof, in a general south
easterly direction 81 chains to the
original south line Of lot Number
ISL, thence along the original south
line of lot Number Isl east %
chains to the original corner at the
junction of lots Numbers ISL, 100,
III and ITO, thence along the orig
inal west line of lot Number III
south az chains to the original south
west corner of lot Number III,
thence along the original south line
of lot Number III east chains,
thence in northwesterly direction
8 chains to a fixed line between the
original southwe Il corner Of lot
Number III and the original north
east corner of lot Number 40,
thence along a fixed line between
the original southwest corner Of lot
Number III and the origina! north
esat corner of lot Number 40, in
a northeasterly direction, Al chains
to the original line between lots
Numbers III and 10, at its CEN
ter point, thence along the original
south line Of lot Number ITO east
.21.5 chains to the original south
east corner of lot Number 10,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
OLD MARINERS
BLINK AS DERELICT
ROAMc HIGH SEA

tCHItbiuGu IICH Sge OUHf
photographic office to practically
cover the circulatory drift Of the
North Atlantic.
The Governor Parr set sails from
Ingramport, N. S., for Buanos Aires
on Sept. 27, 1923. She encountered
rough seas, lost two of her masts
and the American ST 2ar2 n Schodac}t
on Oct. 8, 1928, took oef the crew.
Floating in the transatlantic
shipping lanes, with a cargo Of
million and a half feet of lumber,
the derelict was picked up by the
coast guard cutter Tampa early in
January, 1924, and was headed fo7
Halifax. Due to r2ngh weather and
the weight of the waterlogged YES
sci, the derelict was cast adrift.
In August of last year seamen
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

Clinton A. Ashford
GEORGIA. Fulton County.
Whereas Adam w. Smith and
Clinton A. Ashford did, on the hrstI
dav of March, 1928, execute ana
deliver to Atlanta Trust company
q corporation, their certain deed to
secure debt conveying the proper
tv hereinafter described, to secure
an indebtedness of Thirty Thousand
(S3OO00.O0) Dollars evidenced by
their six certain promissory notes
of even date herewith, said deed
to secure debt being recorded on
the 3Oth day Of March, 1928, IN
Sumter County Deed Book /, page
1922: and whereas said deed to Sc.
cure debt contained full powers OF
sale authorizing the grantee or It's
assigns to sell the property there
in conveyed, after advertising such
sale for four conservatives weeks,
upon any default in payment OF
principal or interest, or upon any
failure to keep the property insur-
ed or upon any failure to pay taxes
thereon, reference being hereby
had to the aforesaid record of SAID
security deed; and whereas Atlanta
Trust company did, by assignment
dated the 7th day Of April, 1873,
and recorded on the 7th day Oh
June, 1923, in Sumter County Deed
Book /, page All assign and trans
fer to Metropolitan Life Insurance
company, corporation, the afore-
said notes and deed to secure debt
and the property conveyed there
by, specifically assigning and trans
ferring all powers contained and
granted in said deed to secure
debt; and whereas metropolitan
Life Insurance company is now the
owner and holder of said notes and
deed to secure debt; and whereas
Adam w. Smith and Clinton A
Ashford have failed and refused tc
make any payment of principal OF
interest since the first day of Jan
uary, 1925; and whereas upon sucf
failures Metropolitan Life Insur
ance company has declared the en-.
tire debt due and payable and has
so notified Adam W. Smith and
Clinton A. Ashford;
Now therefore, Metropolitan Life
| Insurance company, as attorney ID
fact for Adam w. Smith and Gin
ton A. Ashford, acting under AND
by virtue Of the powers Of sale con
tanned and granted in said deed tC
secure debt, will expose for sale al
public outcry, to the highest bid
der for cash, before the court house
door at Americas in Sumter Coun
ty, Georgia, within the legal hours
of sale, on Thursday, October !
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
LEGAL AID NO. S85
Notice of Sale Under Power Of
Land OF John K. Remington.
CnAnGIA Ln,,l4nn EnnI,,t,r

LEGAL AID NO. S85
Notice of Sale Under Power of
Land OF JOHN r. Remington.
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
Whereas John r. Remington
did, on the first day of December,
1920, execute and deliver to the
Atlanta Trust company, corpora
ton, his certain deed to secure
debt conveying the property herein
after described, to secure an in
debtcdness Of Seven Thousand
($7000.0O) Dollars evidenced by
his one certain promissory note of
even date herewith, said deed to
secure debt being recorded on the
3rd day of January, 1921, in Sum
ter County Deed Book UU, page
206; and whereas said deed to Sc
cure debt contained full powers of
sale authorizing the grantee or its
assigns to sell the property therein
conveyed, after advertising such
sale for four consecutive weeks,
apon any default in payment of
principal or interest, or upon any
failure to keep the property insur-
ed or upon any failure to pay taxes
thereon, reference being hereby
aad the aforesaid record of said Sc
ourity deed; and whereas Atlanta
Trust company did, by quitclaim
Iced dated the 29th day of jan
aary, 1921, and recorded on the
18th day Of February, 1921, in
Sumter County Deed Book WV,
page 377 assign and transfer to
Metropolitan Life Insurance com
pany, a corporation, the aforesaid
note and deed to secure debt and
the property conveyed thereby, spe-
officially assigning and transferring
all powers contained and granted in
said deed to secure debt; and where
as Metropolitan Life Insurance
company is now the owner and
holder of said notes and deed to
secure debt; and whereas John r.
Remington has failed and refused
to make any payment of principal
or interest since the first day of
January, 1924, and has failed to
pay any taxes on said property
since the goth day of December,
1923; and whereas upon such fail
ures Metropolitan Life Insurance
company has declared the entire
debt due and payable and has so
notified John r. Remington;
Now therefore, Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, as attorney in
fact for John r. Remington, act
ing under and by virtue of the pow
ers Of sale contained and granted in
said deed to secure debt, will eX-
pose for sale at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder for cash, before the
court house door at Americas in
Sumter County, Georgia, within the
legal hours Of sale, on Thursday,
October 1st, 1925, as the property
Of John r. Remington, and for the
purpose Of paying aforesaid indebt-
edness and making costs Of sale,
the following described real estate
which was conveyed and described
in aforesaid deed to secure debt,
to-wit:
An Of lot OF land Number One
Hundred Sevcnty-Six 076) con-
tanning Two Hundred Two and
One-Half 1902 1-2) acres. more or
less: also all Of lot of land No. One
Hundred Seventy-Five 175) ex-
cept fifty 500 acres off Of the west
side Of said lot, containing One
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
FOR REAL. THRILLS
TRY A LEAP IN
A PARACHUTE
Continued tlom age One.l

TOR.
II was too weak to move. Sup
pose that chute shouldn't open, or
! didn't work it right or it ripped. !
thought | was going to faint.
80 on, blankety, blank, blank,
blank, yelled the instructor, trying
to get some nerve back into me. /!
got one leg over the edge Of the
basket, hanging on like grim death,
every muscle taut as fiddle string.
"'Pn throw you out threatened
the instructor. l dragged over the
other leg, heavy as lead.
Carefully lowered myself, grip
ping the basket edge with my fling
erz. l didn't dare to look down.
" Lego, shouted the instructor,
looking oversize. And / found /
couldn't let go.
physically, my fingers wouldn't
unlock.
"Bingo! The instructor hit me
on thG KnuCkloS Will a llttIC llt''i
let.
0Woosh! l shot down, maybe a
hundred feet. Up went my vitals
into my throat, just as your insides
do when an elevator sinks from un-
der you too fast-only a Thousand
times worse. gave the ring a yank
whats that you say? Youd
think a man'd be too frightened tc
pull the ring?
"Don't you believe it. That's the
one thing he isn't too frightened tc
do. Ipulled it all right.
"Snap. It was the chute open
ing up overhead, Yoop! l felt an
awful jerk, nearly tearing ms
apart.
"Swish! down went my giblets v(
| the soles of my feet-the elevator
act again, only coming to a sharp