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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

NEW BROOM BRICK. COMPLETELY
Located Ia miles west of Annandale,
Fairfax County; convenient to War and
Navy Bldgs. r. c. GOODNOW. owner
Phone Alexandria 1910.
FOR RENT, NEW BRICK, z ROOMS. ais
baths, detached with fenced yard, screened
porch. attached garage; Chevy Chase: Si50
per month. OWNER. Call Oliver aslS. 81
S225-CHEvY CHASE BORDERING ROCK
Greek Park: new outstanding home; 3 mas
ter bedrooms, smaller bedrooms library.
olnette, 5ls baths, recreation room, lerEe
wooded lot. available Immediately. OR.
1890 or BOZ 236.K. Star.
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BARNABY WOODS:

many folks are waiting for Just such sn
opportunity to establish their home III this
popular residential section. Attractive BRICK
Colonial. First floor: Center entrance hall,
living room dining room, den, kitchen.
econd floor: = bedrooms end . baths
Recreation room in basement; one-car ga
rage; nice fenced-ln yard Priced for i'm
mediate sale at S12,250.nO. To inspect
please phone Randolph 60S5. No brokers
need Amply
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EVANSVILLE, 1907 OLIVER SIT
room bungalow. g bedrooms; laree lot /;
nice shade trees; reas. rent: COW. transp.
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MCLEAN. VA.-S9,750.
TWO AND A HALF ACRES

very comfortable home in immaculate
condition. rooms and . baths, 3 nice
bedrooms, paneled den, large glass
Inc!oSed porch and open porches. auto
The grounds are perfectly Level! with
250-f, frontage. Two block from bus and
market BOSS & PHELPS, Ma A30n.
E-cnlngs and Sunday call MI Shac5eI.ord,
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213 INGRAHAM ST. NW-6 ROOMS, .
"a ms, recreation room, garage, gas heat;
81 ~ npr month ~
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Houses FOR SALE

2 ASBESTOS sHINoLE HOUSES, 4 RMS
and hath; Ala miles s.w Alexandria. Call
OK. 047l,
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PETWORTH,

Large, row brick house, rooms. bath.
new no va ." coal h0at'n1 plant l1TEe
re3r ward. Close stores, schools and trans
portation. Call MIR. Peck, Taylor 5522
with
SO SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 s.. NV National 23ts
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BRIGETWOOD
s. .S50-Large semi-detached brick home
OF large rms. and bath. 7 his house is
located near schools, stores and fast tranSp.
and viii be sold today CAL BETHEL. D..
BOO Tor appointment. Open Sunday 8
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BURLEITH

$3.50.
Out-of-tow1 owner will soil her six-rm
and hath home in this fnc community:
3 1repiaces. recreation rn.. attic mr.
Western High; terms. DIXIE REALTY CO,
1A1T I, ST n W MA $3.50
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BRIGHTWOOD.

,250-Modern Colonial; 6 rms, Ia
baths, large kitchen. breakfast nook, full
be sement, garage; auto. hit; in good condi-
ton; convenient to everything.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0352.
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REhUTTFTTT,

OiFFHEFD PNRh,
Lovely separate brick home, rms, I Y
hathv. gar. Fine section with very high
ele"ation. Reduced for euici; ssle, call
Mrs Famsdell tSur. GE. $3.50, DIXIE
pTALTy CO. MA. $3.50.
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S11.50O.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
95O6 GarMOOd Ave. S. s. Md

SOOO 1dI WOOu ave, y. D, N1Q.
See this beautiful brick BUNGALOW Sit
uated on spacious grounds, lovely rooms,
tiled bath and shower, auto. coal blower.
Diet. garage. etc. Excellent condition. i'm
mediate possession. Priced for only So
$50, on terms DIRECTIONS: OUT
G0LESXILLE PIKE. TURN RIGHT ON
FRANKLIN AVE.
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. $500.
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1904 ChGnning ST. ne.-5-rm bungalow.
with tile bath, h-wh.. full cellar, large
To-. Entirely reconditicseo. Ready to move
IN. $1,000 down, $50 per mo. Open
Sunday 2-6 pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
o3Sl Rhode Island Ave NE NO r203
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COUNTRY HOME.

Beautiful 2-acre property with command
ing view; only blocks from downtown
bus; also convenient to new Navy Medical
Center. Rambling style of home provides
3 bedrooms and bath on st floor , bed
rooms and bath upstairs; maids room and
bath, payroom, etc, in light. dry bSmt.
This is very lovely place; it is in perfect
condition and ready for immediate use.
Inspection on short notice by calling OIL
170s. r. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1882. Office
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GARRETT PARK, MD.-5 RMS. MODERN
refrigerator and gas range Near Naval
Hospital. 500 monthly. G.. E. keller
kenSingtOn 5H3
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MD.

with tall trees, commanding elevation.
Close to schools and transportation. z
m bnn,o to e9r fsrmina at WIS a axe , Tbs
Sunday and weekdays till q pm. F. A.
TWEED co. $500 Conn ave
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$500.
$12,750.
212 YEARS OLD.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
OCCUPANCY

Substantially constructed detached home
in the upper 10th St section with T bed
rooms, ~ baths Gncuding bedroom and
bath on Isl foor). A large wooded lot.
Priced S16,50O on terms. Call ME. 143
until 6 pm.
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TODAY'S BEST BUY!
CAPE COD.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
Kensington, Md,-SlO,5OO.

4-bedroom house with living room Isx
%, large dining room, > ffreplaces. kitchen
and pantry: large, spacious lot: bee utlflIl
trees; this house is in excellent condition
and will give possession ! block bus, near
schools and stores. Easy terms
BRODIE g. COLBERT. INC, MA. SSTS.
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CHARMING HOME-10 RMS, . BATHS, 2
toilet rms: s mi. TO D. c., on Georgia ave.
extended, opposite Manor Club. Beautiful
grounds also additional acreage if dcsired:
5ocar i sarage HOUSE IN perfect eonditlon;
cal stoker heat fully automatic}: S125.
d, S, NASH, owner, NO. 0660, or Mr..
ChOatn nremiSoS KenSlnptnn AnO-.I
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Ok. o47i.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1924 Lawrence st. me- bedrooms,
nean bnd dia ode oil
heat. Lot 5oxl5o. Quiet residential s.
65S5 or MI 1851,
400 BLOCK GIRARD NV.
10 rms, 3 baths and Law. with shower;
= q ,: nh GAUSS. oE. 1iss =
EXCLUSIVE WooDsIDE PARK SECTION.
eor bcdrooms nan and a batRs on on 2nd
This Is wvell-hult house with pre-war
be seen by calling MI. Dreisan, with
REITzELL. DI. BOO or ia 5000,
WESTHAvEN, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
S7,500-Practically new-house condition.
in, detail. Prompt possession. Exception
ally convenient location. Act, now as, this
94s U Up psr asI s16 Mf Bs eH2f Randolph
~ S ST. NW.-S7450; EASY TERMS.
2-family brick row, Z rooms oil heat;
convenient legation; vacant; formerly
fented for So STEP 80 per month
afternoon. Cali REALTY Associates
TAKoMA PARK, KENsINGToN - NEW
m mo ssmG 5eroom home with large attic,
Attractive, 5-room bungalow adjoining
parf; available December 18th: $4,000.
large Groom, 3-bath home, either ! or
: families, roeTn for 3rd apt, wooded lot
$4,000: 50 600
Modern, well-built, 6-room, bath home
with bedroom on lst floor, garage, base
mont and large porch; only SIS 500
Very attractive 3-family brick apt home
overlooking parkway; - rooms 3 baths
and large lot; splendid income; only
Sl3,5O0.
ROBERT f. IOHR,
~ Cedar s., TAX Park. D, c. GE. 0SsI
OPEN SUNDAY, II TO PM.
$3.50 Bellevue Terrace
Eight nice rooms, two baths, finished
attic. fun basement, gas INV h, two-car
garage: priced TO sell quickly Come out
sunday or call Mr.. Boaze, GE. 67T9, WAPLE
Z JAMES. INC, DI :I346.
OPEN II TO DARK.
For White Only.
l3S Bryant ST, n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
NV, oil lear brick garage. weather.
stripped and insulated: bargain easy
terms. Mr.. PartloW. PA 1896, MAPLE &
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10 ROOMS. > BATHS
NEAR SCAR WIS AVE. STCPE
co TEO
)ET BRICK, e RMS. BATH.
DEN, SCREENED PORCH.
co E00

Close-in Arlington: DC bus: large lot,
fenced rear yard Aforementioned heat;
substantial cash required. d.. 7740; Sun
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BALANCE LIKE RENT
Five minutes to Navy Yard. one block
from bus stop and shopping center
PASOUAL REALTY CO. Elk $3.50
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NEW BRICK HOME

IN CONGRESS HEIGHTS
OVERLOOKING BOILING FIELD.
1872 SECOND ST. S.W.
Open Daily and Sunday 1917,
ONI,Y <1 nm CASH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
With Leuis
II. Walter
or the Hook

pull for jackpot army
Fair Grounds pull the handle for fall meeting here,
probable that than $4,000 will tumble into their laps for
the Army Emergency Relief Fund The Detroit track is
said to be planning three for the proposed
meeting which all the the would
go TO the service funds The tracks contribution which
stands at $4,000 hit the S25000 Sl50000 mark That
would help lot of soldiers families
Cecil (Tny) Thompson, hOkeys old time Il
thinking OF pulling his black
regain OF the luck he while them
I'm the Boston and Detroit Tiny needs break
his former eammae Eddie r Hockey Shore, has taken his
job as boss Of the Buffalo BsOns.
Tiny doing all right Buffalo but the army took Shores
Arena at Springfield Mass leaving him the sunshine
with ice for hockey club that the American League
finals Buffalo chance drawing and
place for Thompson the Detroit farm system Omaha operates
this year
II you're coOTed In
rocking chair qualify rival Mr..
club that Abraham sapersten outdrawng the Cincinnati
Reds In their
You don't know Mr. Saperstein? Well
the Harlem Globe Troers basketball but finds
Paige the City Negro
With such handy catcher Mr.
fans through his mrnsties writing that
Abraham Sapsten isn't whoopng have the leaving
people would go Briggs to Pepper
Basset rocking behind home plate while catching Teller
innings.
Canada can't be too worried about the transportation problem
from Toronto to the Hamilton track There ladies'
Hamilton and they lay S120 the line Brnke
Nes Stewart has speeds hockey payerSop and
Dead Stop But Baz Oeaa the Montreal Star
former star of Maroons and Amerks simmer and full of
Might try comeback If he didn't have winning
horse and brewery route the Niagara Peninsula that de-
veloping into something like the od-tme hockey
Watch for Bring Me Home al Thistledown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Forsythe Gets
Navy Position

LANSING. Aug. 81 CUP).-
Charles E. Forsythe. state direc-
tor of high school athletics for
the past Is years, said he had been
commissioned a lieutenant COM
mander in the navy's physical
training division and would leave
for Washington August %.
DR.. Eugene B. Elliott. state
superintendent of public instruc-
ton. said Julian w. Smith, prin-
cipal of Lakeview High School,
Battle Creek, would replace For
sythe. Smith has been vice presi-
dent of the state athletic council
and was a member of the council
for 10 years. Both Smith and For
sythe have been given leaves of
absence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Crosse 6 lie Vies
With Glen Oaks
In Ringer Meet
BY NJ. z. pRuKENBRoD

Two Detroit district'golf clubs
Glen Oaks and Crosse IIe-are
strong bids for the Peter
Dawson National Ringer cham
pionship.
With less than three weeks re-
naming in the competition which
has drawn 286 clubs from through
out the country, these two are
right up among the leaders.
When the last tabulation was
made, Glen Oaks, which won the
event last year in a playoff, was
leading the proce ssion with
.22-24-46. Crosse lie then was
tied with Freeport. Ill, and San
Jose, Cal, Country clubs for sec
ond place at AZ
Since then, though, Crosse lie
has improved its score by two
strokes to 21-24-45 and now tops
Glen Oaks by a stroke. Par for
both courses is II.
Glenn Ballagh put In a telling
lick for Crosse lie a few days ago
when he bagged an eagle 3 on the
517-yard seventeenth. Ballagh also
has the clubs eagle 3 on the 4S0-
yard eighth.
All three par 5 holes at the
down river club have yielded eagles,
as have the three at Glen Oaks.
Harold Wilmington, former Crosse
lie caddiemaster, who now is a
member Of the club, is credited
with the one on No. 3, a 49S-yard
hole.
The ringer score of both clubs
is featured by a hole-in-one. II. l..
Smith aced the 200-yard eighth at
Glen Oaks, while Glen Johnson
performed the same feat on Crosse
lies 178-yard sixth.
A year ago Glen Oaks tied for
the championship with a score OF
AZ, then won the playoff with 46.
The competition began July 1
and will conclude on Labor Day.
CROSSE TIE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

formed drill team which will take
part IN parades and assist at civic
and military functions.
If YOU would care 10 join this
group Of Streamliners. Just be
present on Thursday evening at
1880 al any OF the following places:
Southeast: Averhlll Playground.
Parkside Community Center, St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

Clair Recreation Center, Pingree
Park. Northeast: Brewster Rec
reation Center, Lodge Playfield,
Nolan School Northwest: Palmer
Park, Codd Field, Cerveny School,
Littlefield Playground. s toepe ]
Park No. ]. Southeast: Kronk
Recreation Center, Clark Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Women GAINING
Physical Fitness
In Group Plan
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

bthu hpNHt hsttts\ III Nou
want 10 be fit to help your cOun-
try I'm the war effort"
This seems 10 be the motto of
the physical fitness program. for
women Of all ages, formulated
several months ago by Mrs. Wal
ter O'Hair, vice president of the
Department of Parks and Recre-
alton Commission.
After considerable planning. the
Defense Streamliners were organ
ICED at mass meeting in the city
hall, attended by several hundred
women as a result of invitations
extended 10 members OF the rec
reation classes in gymnasium.
Now just three weeks later the
group has hit we'll over the 5000
mark and Mrs. OHair expects
eventually 10 have at least 10000
women in the classes.
WORK OUTDOORS
This program is designed ex-
pressly for women who don't know
just how 10 keep fiji 10 aid the
war effort. At present, the groups
are working out of doors at vari-
Gus recreation centerS.
Officers of the army. navy and
marines are drilling the women in
military tactics. after which phys
ical education experts on the de-
partments womens staff direct
conditioning calisthentics.
Eventually the women land any
woman from 18 up is eligible) will
be organized into sections. pla-
toons and companies on the east
and west sides of the city, with a
major at the head Of each Sec
tfonal division.
n After the weather becomes bad,
he groups will move n d or s.,
where more all inclusive pro-
gram will be- offered, ineiudingi
basketball, Volley ball, swimming
and other sports.
THEY'LL PITCH IN
The individual units will alignI
themselves with some phase of
war work in addition 10 their ex-I
erciSe program Therell be a
course in motor mechanics: help
ing with the sale OF bonds and
stamps. giving aid 10 the Ameri-
can Red Cross; correspondence
with service men. assisting with
future drives similar 10 the scrap.
metal and rubber drives and other
jobs.
Eventually. thcre'll be uni-i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Puppy Match Sci
By Terrier Club
AT Loon Lake

The Boston Terrier Club OF
Highland Park will hold its annual
August outdoor puppy match next
Sunday afternoon at the DR.. a. l.
Tow summer cottage on Loon
Lake, near Wixom. To reach the
grounds, take Grand River 10 one
half block past 12-Mile road and
turn on Whom road.
Sundays show is the last out
door match of the season. The
public is invited. Picnic grounds
are available.
The first annual licensed trial
of the Southern Michigan Beagle
Club opens tomorrow at the
Hotel Allenel, Ann ArbOr. The
trials end Tuesday, August 2255 .
j. X. Phillips OF Imperial, Pa,
and X. Audley Dowler of Mid
way, Pa, are the judges. Ken
neling and drawing will be held
at the fair grounds on Jackson
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
UAW-CIO League

" l. Pot. y = Pct
Ford 500 ] 900 Hudson 800
Kelsey o 900 Ford 400 q 900
Chevrolet ! 500 'Bohn % 200
Terngfedt 800
Eliminated
FRIDAYS GAMES
Kelsey Hayes ~. Ford COO Northwest
srn I Chevrolet vs.. Hudson. NOrthweEte n
Ternste6t Va. Ford 900. SorthweFtsrn 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

The Michigan conservation de-
partment said today that the
states 2,400 local dealers who sell
hunting licenses will be well
equipped for the trade this fall,
regardless of what the demand
may be. Distribution of more than
/ million license blanks started
today.
Last minute legislative changes
a year ago resulted in some tenn
porary shortages of camp permits
when, taking advantage of the OPP
Iportunity TO use antlerless deer
for camp venison, hunters bought
10000 instead of the usual 800.
This year the camp permits are
good for one antlered buck only
and 5000 have been printed TO
provide dealers with plenty TO
cover the anticipated demand.
With gas rationing, workers
leisure and the extent of the de-
pletion of hunters ranks by army
and navy service still unknown
quantities. there are no official
estimates" of what fall hunting
pressure will be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

A new obedience training
school for dogs opened this week
at the Evergreen Polo Field,
Eight-Mile road and j m 5
Couzens highway. The school Is
open to any pedigreed dog from
n Pekingese to n Great Dane,
from six months TO six years OF
age. Julian Wilson, a profess
siOnal trainer. and Hans Tos-
sutti. noted author of dog books,
are advisory members and assist
with training problems.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01

If each young school age person
had their eyes fully treated with At
ropine, the glasses that let them see
best while third nerve Is thus par
alyzed would be the exact error and
you would find at least three-fourths
with the enormous error Of over
three diopters. These large errors
must tension several sets of muscles
to get eyes in focus or you could not
see letters two feet high across the
street. No one can hold these mus
cles tensioned all day for long with
out muscles cramping to that posi-
ton. Eyes cramped to a perfect To-
Gus see perfect, they never hurt
after cramping. so the worst eyes of
young people are called perfect.
II small part Of an enormous
error remains uncramped this small
active part will tire and hurt. Wear
glasses to cover this small amount
and the hurting stops. This is what
people are getting for eye correc-
tion. The great big cramped nine
tenths of young eye error Is not
touched. Thus a million dollars
worth of health is lost.
You are lifetime better custo-
mer to the drug store the doctor.
the optical man and your teeth are
softer because your eyes have ruin
ed health. This is why you are told
my articles are false.
A school eye examination that
does not include a measure Of the
cOrnea with an ophthalmometer Ito
take the place Of Atropine and re-
veals the same), G.. r. Stebbins
says /" crime and fraud of the
kfal tnat is fast making our coun-
try not worth lighting for. A fool
sayeth In his heart-There are no
eye muscle cramps, and II doesn't
cause diseases equal to deep sorrow.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01

In checking over sheep claims
for 1871, we find out that IS per-
cent of the damage done to sheep
occurred at night. This proves that
these dogs were not tied at night as
the law provides.
If you have dog that lis not
worth tag or that you will not
keep tied at night, please notify me
on or before January 20, 1912, and
will call and pick them up. l am
going to make complete check-up
on dogs after January 20, 1912
Please do not let us find your dog
running loose at night or without a
tag. The law provides a penalty
for each.-S. A. Mcconnell, Dog
Warden. liz
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
Pomona Grange

Morgan county Pomona grange
met at Neelyville grange, Monday
evening, Dec. %. An installing
team from Richvale grange, Mus
kingum county, was present and in
stalled the following officers for
the coming year: Floyd Lindim ore,
Master; Oval Hancher, Overseer
Robert Hammond, Lecturer; Clyde
Anderson, Steward; Forest Hivnor,
Assistant Steward; Elsie Daniel,
Chaplain; John Schoield, Treasur-
er; Dorothy Schofleld, Secretary;
Henry Phelps, Gatekeeper; Nellie
Eye, Ceres; Clara Grandstaff, Po-
mona; Edith Lindimore, Flora !;
Janice Hammond, Lady Assistant
Steward; J. Lynn Reed, Legislative
Agent; Fred Parmiter, Executive
Committee; Frank Porter, Press
Correspondent; Frances Richard
son, Pianist. A short program by
the lecturer. Refreshments were
served.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
NICE BASKET OF FRUIT

Among the Christmas gifts At
torney F. S. Doudna and family re-
ceived, which they have enjoyed
very much, was large basket of
choice Florida fruit, which was
sent them by A. B. Jobes and wife,
from Cocoa, Florida. Mrs. Jobes is
a daughter of Friend Matthews, Of
Stockport.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
Youth Grange Notice

The Morgan County Youth
Grange will hold an open meeting
on Wednesday evening, Jan. Z.
1912, at the Woodman's hall over
the A. & P. store in McConnelsville.
Muskingum County Youth Grange
will be our guests at this meeting.
Short program. Scavenger hunt.
Girls bring sandwiches; boys bring
cookies and each member bring q
quart of milk. Don't forget it is an
open meeting.-Edith Lindimore,
Lecturer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
NOTICE

The Morgan County Coon Hunt
ers' association will hold their an
nual supper at the American Le-
gion hall, Malta, Thursday evening,
Jan. g., at $50. Membership, soc
admission, supper free. BOSS"
Johnson from WLW, Cincinnati,
will be the speaker. Everyone in
vited Corn chase on the streets of
Mata at six o'clock.
The regular coon hunters meet
ing will be Jan. /, at the Boy Scout
cabin.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01

Willard M. knight, Of Los An
geles, Calf, in renewing his Demo
crat subscription writes "Your ex-
cellent paper is read with great
pleasure as it reaches us each Mon
day morning" He states they are
having fine weather this winter as
usual, and seems almost like sum-
mer time.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01

ing h1lCT 1ndnkIul 1Or
the Relief TONJON No. Gave.
For many years l have suffered
much agony and discomfort with
distressful stomach trouble" de-
clares Mrs. Nellie Van Allen Of
White Cottage, near GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, and Methodist church mem
ber
Gas would form in my stomach
causing much painful bloating and
distress after eating. / was trou-
bled with attacks Of Indigestion.
severe heart fluttering, and aggra-
waiting shortness of breath and
nausea.
My nerves We're on edge at all
times. Pains were always in my
back, arms, legs and my joints and
muscles were extremely stiff and
sore. My feet and ankles would
swell badly and each night I
would be called to leave my bed at
least five or six times to relieve nv
Kidneys of the discomfort.
"Chronic constipation was a con-
stant IVORY of mine. I took laxa-
tlves regularly. 1 suffered from Sc
we're sick headaches. Neuralgia
caused me lot of grief and I, in
general, felt wornout and slug
gish.
.Knowing that l must find relief
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
Gard of Thanks

We wish in this way to thank all
friends and neighbors who were SO
thoughtful during the illness and
death of our beloved husband and
father, Willard Davis; also the min
lister and those who sent flowers or
helped in any way.-Mrs Willard
Davis, Fred Davis, Mona Buchanan,
Edith Rooms and Minnie DeWeese.