PAGE TWO
PENNY COLUMN
.
W One Day Only, a Foot
will be at our st-jjie. If
have any foot troubles what-
com*' in for free examina-
Mp ll - 1 V:- Shoe Co. 2l)-ltp. j
wmm Selected Oysters Today. Phaue
■HfS and 68<>. Sanitary tlrorory
Ko. ai-it-p.
SHjMIt 5* and 886 For (,oo*l Eats.
bams, pure pork sausage.
|K'pork and steaks. Nice trout. Saui-
Grocery Co. 20-lt-p.
Southern. Corby an«l Whale
bread, fresh roles every day.
Host. Co. 21-1 t-p.
Furnace .in Good
F. .1. Haywood. 29-3 t-p.
■pr! Sale—Highly Desirable Seven-1
residence iu ipiiet retim'd
large lot and all ooti-
A bargain at SB,OOO.
room house with kitchenette.
■ Mid eight yactini lots on St. Charles
A. MeLaurin. Rhone 435.
■ 2!Kdt-p.
■)’ Home on East Depot Street For
gate, or will trade for small farm
city. Jesse u. McLellun.
MpFtf -n
Sale—Slightly Used Dodge Coupe.
reduction. fori Motor Co.
jMp*-3t-n.
Hwaiit Lots For Sal*—One l ot. W.
St.. $1,250. 50x200, Kan-
Koad $750. 50.\.".0. Kannap-
Koad near old County Home
■ Sim 30x160 Kannapolis Road near ;
Sat Mi. Large lot from
street through to Soutli Fn-
Bm street* 53.400. Several lots on
St.. $450 and up. 00x121.
street. .SI2OO. Several lots
street $430 and up. Sever
al lots Glenn Bt.. S3OO and up.
lots. Cedar St., near High School.
Hp,ooo each. It. A. .MeLaurin.
Hhni’t Fail lo S*e Our Fcot-('omfort
tomorrow. !!'■ is -cnt here'
Dr. School anil ran give you j
relief. lie will examine.!
feet free Friday. day "idy.
HjjsVey Slice Co. 20-lt-p. j
K Wool Army Socks 25e. Concord
Anuy A Navy Store. 20-(>t-p. j
■test Between ronevrd and Kaimapwiis i
Fisk iUtlitern tires. 'Shipping
■.tag bearing Cocrikey and Carpmiter,
Htaiina Grove. Reward of SIO.OO
■if returned to Howards Service Stn
■ twftv or Fretiicksou . Minor Espread •
■ Co.. 21 S. College,St.i (Jlkadotte. N. ’
■C. V.. -«i4*3t-i>.l !
■— — —■ ■ * |
■or Rent—New Five Room Buiigalo
Bon Douglas Aimpte. Apply Waddell' •
I Store. tfflliS 2(i-0t p. j
Boving and llititSm; J/)citl pud tjmg
■edista nee. 1 ijS’ Or 'tv'.fcUt. Bflcc '
MNSloop & Co. ' Photo* lot. 4 '
J 27-10 i-p. . • I
■uileases. Well .Made, 95c.* Concord !
Hbnt«d at Slice*— Spinners and Wind- ;
B.«* hands 'fortnight work. Apply
HKiftdley MilN. Jit: Pleasant.
■ 270 t-c.
■U Leather Leggins. Strap or Spring
Hpptjle. $2.15. Concord Army & Nary
■ Store. 2(i-ot-p.
Hw aU ‘ ,ir Lt:l- Trade—Anderson
BRnuring car, 1025 mode]. Good
■pjnditioa. .1. H. Whit lev. Ashlvn
B AV> '' 27 4!-!,; |
Blureh Street Barber Shop Now Open
■for business. Next door to fahar-
Union Store. F. J. Wise, pro
-27-Bt-p.
Boot* $3.00 pair._ Cenrord
Army & Navy Store. 2U-(it-p.
|efirds I
I BARGAIN BASEMENT §
| Is Well Furnished With 8
| OUTING, GINGHAM i 11
- SHEETING SHOES
I SWEATERS UNDERWEAR
| and so on at Wonderful Bar-
I I - gain Giving Prices
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FOR SALE—ONE NEW, FIVE
ROOM BUNGALOW WITH A
BATH AND OTHER MODERN
CONVENIENCES ON KANNAP
OLIS, AND CONCORD ROAD:
BEST LOCATION' IN’ PAUK
AVOOf)—AT THE I'NDERPASB.
TERMS EASY. B. L. UMBER
GER, JR, TELEPHONE 776 W.
37-3 t-p.
NOTICE—.AFTER OCTOBER 3tst
WE W'ILL GIN COTTON C)N
TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK
ONLY. BROWN & FLOWE.
! 26-'4t-p.
Fresh Salt Mackerel' Dove-Boat Co.
20-lt-p.
For Sale—6 rosin House on Kerr St.
$5,000. 5 room house Kerr St..
So.poo. Two 3 room houses Ker.*
St., SIO6O each. Six room house
Church St., $5,000. Six-room house
Church St., $4,500. Three room
house Crowell St. SI,OOO. Five room
liouse Crowell St.. SI,BOO. Three
room house Crowell St.. $2,000.
Four room house. Crowell St..
$2,000. One house, large lot. Spring
St.. $8,500. Three 4-room houses
AY. Depot St.. SB,OOO each. House
large lot IV. Depot St., $4,500.
House and lot. D. Depot St.. $lO,-
000. Five room house and two va
cant lots, Harris St.. $2*500. Four
houses, Isabel St.. SSSO each. House
and lot, Kerr St.. $8,500. Three 5-
room houses, City View, $2,000
each. 1). A! MeLaurin. Phone 485.
20V8t-p.
j Mustard Salad. Carrots. Squash, Tin -'
; nips, celery, lettuce. Phoue <SBO or
070 for good eats. Sanitary Grocery |
Co. 20-lt-p. J
List — Bunch of Keys. Finder Re-!
turn to Tribune office. 20-lt-p.
I
Bring Ycur Foot Troubles to Us To- 1
morrow. Let our foot comfort ex
pert examine your feet. The ex
amination is free. He can give you
lasting and immediate relief. Ivey
1 Shoe Co. 20-3Dp.
j f?
j New Catch Lake White Fish and j
; Norway mackerel. W. J.
! and Son. 20-it-p., I
j * —t-v I"a .
j For .Sale—Three Fresh MiUi Cow^.
| P. K. Miller. ’ Conci»rd. Iroufc 4: {
1 .afefo- . . j.!
Big HaHowF’en S*|uare Paiwf Sutilr- ■
day ITight; <hj. Mist/' , iit Poplar j.
Lake. (’<)!.(-ord. N. 4 k i 'nzrs to bo
awardsyj tyr* spt'ctiyinrs.amt dauyct'ft'
; inclnd’ug t>nc ( bi)f im-kOy. Barbvoiuv ;
| - rpfrc.Aimsnfs gntlm. big tims Jor aH-l
i . Daw**!*!. t«fnirrt»<J. ft* fit>oY-witb'y'd’
! witlamt. cofrtunWs ifnsilF- b*’, |va.iuf
| iiar*>lit*'-atrlrf* bands* BwtM<i« Ni'
j>. m. Come early. Note: The I’op-J
lur Lake hall has recently been en
< Inset! ami is now <• ijyy and warm.
- s '4t 4*. - 1 '- ' : ' ' ■’• ’" 1
| Apples! Again! Fresn Car Load oft
I bulk apples just arrived. Also
I western box apples. 'Phone 505. Ed.'
! M. Cook Company.. 2>*-oc-p.
Fall Millinery To Be Sold at Oner.
Bargains. Miss Hrnvht'n. 2S-nt-p.
Cement ami ConcrcU; Work, (oil Our;
estimate ami bid. Brice Sloooji &
Co. Phone HU. 27-lOt-p.
Cliairs^tT;limned and Repaired AN itli
cane, oval or rattan. Call lilOl,
S. J. Gwyn. 27-3 S-p.
Lost—Gold Fountain Pen With Name
“E. R. Blume" (engraved on. Re
j ward if returned to Mrs. G. A.
Blume. South Union" St.' 277!t-p. I
Wool C'liUdren’s Sweaters $1.95. Con
cord Army & Navy Store.
2G-(st-p.
Men’s Winter l iiion Suits 95c. Con
cord Army & Navy Store. 26-fit-p.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ‘
. PRIZE WINNERS IN
LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT
: At Cabafrus Fair.—Many Persons
- ■ Had Entries and Won Premiums.
The judges in the livestock depaet
■ inept of the recent Cabarrus Fair have
. announced tile premium awards in
that department, which were as fol
■ lows:
Holstein.
Bui!, two years old or older—Sec
■ om}. J. W. Bin* kwelder. Concord
Route 4. ■
Bull. 1 year and under 2—First.
Jaeksou Training School, Concord:
second. C. 11. Gra'cber, Concord: 3rd
. C. H. Graeber. Concord.
Bull Calf-—First and 2nd, Jackson
Training School, Coti.-oni.
Cow, 3 years old or older—First,
■ 2nd and 3rd. Jackson Training School,
. Concord.
Heifer Calf—First, 2nd and 3rd,
Jackson Training School. Concord.
Yearling Herd—Second. lacks** l
Training School. Concord.
Grade Dairy Cattle.
Dairy Calf under one year—First
. and 2nd—J. A. BlackweMer. Concord
Route 4.
Dairy Cow, 2 years, uruler—First, j
L. O. Cline. Concord Route 8; 2nd |
and 3rd, J. A. Blackjvelder. Concord j
Route 4.
Best family cow. any age—First, j
L. (). ('line. Concord Route 8: 2nd, ,J.
A. Concord Route 4 ;.,j
3rd. L. O. ('line. Concord Route 3. j
Jerseys.
Bull 2 years or older—First. L. 0.l
j Cline. Concord Route 3: 2nd. Win. L. j
Morris. Concord Route 3 %
J Bull. 1 year and under 2—Second.;
Harris Bros., Newells Route 1.
Cow 3 years old or older—First, i
and 2nd. Harris Bros.. Newell It. 1.
Cow. or Heifer 2 *aud tinder 3
First and 2nd, Harris 8r05.,; Newell |
, Route 1.
He : fer junior pearling—First and .
2nd, Bros.. Newell Route 1.
Heifer Calf— First a-ml 2nd, Harris)
Bros.. ;Newetl Route 1. '
-Yeurliug Herd—Sw*ond. Hjirris !
Bros.. Newell Route 1: 4 I
j Get of Bire-:-Second. Harris 4 BVoA., i
Newell. Route I.
J Get of 1 >ain-—First - . 2nd and 3rd.’
parvis Bros.. Newell. U. X. • f
* Giifrnseys. V ’)
I Butt. 2 )ears o*l dor oUDr—Becoidh 1
J .1. S. Archer. Davidson Route 24.' r i
Bull 1 year am? muler—First. R. B. ‘
j Wulthal. ( ’orVeord Houle 0: 2ml, 1
pG./tfo«4jmai^ k Concord* Route 2:
Kbit (’aif—FiYst ami 2ml, 8.
Atcuer. Davidson Route'2*4.
'■Cow 3 years obi or First fW*ff
( yjh!kl. li. D. Goodinnij. 4’oaiaond»: 3rd;
aJ.-i 8. Davidson 24. i
1 -liuiibr senior ’>Tv*trliiig—First.: ll. *|
ID. < ioodman. < 'niieord : find. ‘F. G l . *
Goodman, Itolnbe ‘2.n C <K^‘|
Heifer. JfinW y^rrlitig—First niid
•2nd. W.III. f.. MooSc Jf.. CdiWorfl. 1( ‘ ' |
Heifer Calf—-JFirst. K.'il.
.man. Concord Route 2; 2nd. 3>. *
Goi.'dihan. C«incord; '' f
Yearling Sm-ond. 1«\ 4J.
mail. Concjilxl Route 2. " ,
r i'ipUtMM* of Dam—First, R. D. Goidl
inan, (’om-jrtfd: 2hd. R. G. Roadman;f
Riiute 2. 4 d
She*i>.
■ I Yany; * ifhfrs .fid ‘or Mdet<i- ■
First 1 -, \Vni. L. Jt.. l d onV'drd t f
2nd. Wm. iL. 'Morris ; 3rd. A. )l. ia u i
taker. Conceifd Rhtfte 5. ' * ' ' k
Best rain under 1 year—First Unit j
2mk"Win. L. Morris ..Ir.. Co/iWd'd: ■
-*i (l. A. H. Ivifakers < 'oheord It. 5. * T |
B*‘st ewe under 1 year—Second. A.
H. Litakeit, (’oncord It. 5.
Best aged dock (1 raftii3
First and 2nd, Wm. L. Morrwr .Ir.. |
: Conccrd: 3rd. A..JI. Litaker,.*<>n-j
cord Route .. . . *■.,.. j
Rees.
Italian queen and her work-,
ers—Second. H. Hb Bunds, Concord.
Route 1.
Best colony Italian bees, in obser
vation hive—Second. R. D. Goodman.
Concord. N. C. >
Best case sect I .dll honey (24 sec- |
tiops)—Second, R. D. Goodman. Con-1
cord.
Best 10 frames ( Kxt. ) in super—
First, H. K, Bohds. i’oncurd Route Xi
2nd and 3rd. R. D. Goodman. Concord.
Be»t half doren packages chunk
romb homy—Second. Mrs. R. L. Fat
terson. 'China Grove Route 2.
Best half dozen glass packages ex
tracted honey—Second. W. D. Yorkc.
< oueord Route 4.
Best five janimls of wax—Second.
11. E. Bonds. Concord Route t.
Best display honey and wax—Sec
ond, H. E. Bonos, Concord Route 1. .
Best display modern bee fixtures by ]
county bee-keepers—Fast. Jim. F.)
Brafford. Concord Route 2: 2nd. El
vin Green, Concord. Jackson Training
School; 3rd. 11. E. Bonds. Concord
Route 1.
Brother of Miss Hersperger Killed.
Miss Dclma Her.s]ierger, teac*'icr in
the kindergarten and expression
classes conducted at the Y. M. C. A.,
left this morning on Train No. 80 for
Buffalo. N. V.. lx'ing called there by
the death es her brother. Adam.
In a message received yesterday
afternoon from relatives at home Miss
Hersperger was advised that her
brother, who was 15 years of age.
had been fatally injured in an auto
accident, death following soon after
the accident.
The classes conducted by \Jiss Her
sperger will be diacontinued until she
returns toT Concord.
A woman gets depressed when she
can’t get everything else.
-
Woman’s Statement Will
Help Concord
“l lialetj lovking btvauflt all I ut*>
turned sour aiid formed gas. I drunk
hot water and tdjve oil by the gallon.
Nothing helped until I took Adlerjka.”
Unless due to deep-seated eauses,
Adleiika helps ally case gas on the
stomach in a surprisingly QUICK
time. It is a wonderful remedy to run
tor constipation—it often work* in
into '.lours a pd never grilles. Pearl
l>ru- Coippgnv.
\ 1
THE CONCORD .ftAfLY TRIBUNE
WANTS CONCORD TO
WORK FOR HOSPITAL
* Kotarians Hope d# Get Hospital lis
der Duke FunAdation Plan.—Dr.
Martin Skicp Speaks.
t Kotarians of (’uncord at tiieir week-
I I.V meeting a‘t the Y. M. C, A. yea
- teeday were urged hy President Odell
to work in behalf of a hospital for
Coneord under the Duke Foundation
* plan. President Odell expressed the
| belief that such a hosp : tai could be
secured for this city, ami he appoint
. ed members of the Public Affairs
; ccmmittee'nml Dp. R. It. Rankin as
I I a committee to go into the .matter
and see what cgn be done.
1] Robert E. Kidenhour. Jr.. c|iair
mail of the program committee, was
. in cliarge of the program al the
meeting, and lie lia*l as his guests
j.Miss Jean Maxwell and l)r. Mary Mar
, tin Sloop, of tile Urossnore School.
| After the business session Dr. Sloop
i was invited to address the club,
j Charles F. Ritchie introduced to the
! club members I)r. Sloop who made u
very interesting talk on this mountain
school, pointing nut some of the Work
:if has accomplished and pleading for
more State aid so the school can in-
I crease its usefulness to the mountain'
J children.
! H. Wayne Blanks, who will have
j charge of the Hallowe'en celebration
1 to be staged tomorrow night, cxplii'li
ed to .the eltib his celebration phms
j and named the members of the club
i wlio jjr*' to take part in the rope inill
! ing contest with members of the Sal
i isbury Rotary Club Friday night. AT
} ter tlte meeting those selected were
called to the gymnasium of the Y.
where Physical Director Dcmiy
i them instructions in rope piiTling.
Guests of the club in addition to
Miss Maxwell and I>r. Sloop were L.
;W. Itrander with 1.. M. Rielnuond.
and Dr. S. V. Rankin with Dr. Joe
jA. Hartsell. .-'
F’nmtal of John F’. Ytirke.
I Charlotte Obsetver.
Funeral services f*u- John K. Yotke.
welf kuoWn and highly eHteenied busi
| ness mail of Charlotte, Wert- held at
;11 o'clock yesterday moming at the
;Chur<*T of the Holy t/omforter. Rev.,
* Robert Briii'e Owens, rector, officiated;
| I’urial- followed at Elmwood cemetery,'
1 Mrs, Lillian Momesly liott s*uig
'.Ymv the Day Is O'er." which was
1 Mr. York/- favorite song.
1 H«i; ,'fefte' died Alonday morning j
at his residence. !> 'A rdsh I *-' VoOd;
f’ark, folh/iving s»- Dink pW*!b<E
( of I*l health. His comfitlon iuid grAb
| dally grown""wors-e 'uiftil recetitly- 4** \
| 'was tWred to retire from m thi‘ : bus?/ '
n*'sM; lb* Imtf been a suei-risßlV lttW
■Jrighiy for* mHu.t
yVnifs in (,'liiiftotte/ '!•*.; u >
' Frieiiil/. reHitiSes
frorht thbitjgdfihidjliis'
ml rite lint drev -Ariioitg rtiVeo*-fitVm '
bA’-klf-tOhhl 'wi*fe IVr: 4’i'ahk Ilo(b l r«.
<T 'Uttle ltik ; le. Ark. f Mrs/ Al. ta'luler
ITowaird, Mr. and Mrs. Jones Y.rkv,
.JMfit If; F; Rogers. Mrs.:tV/JI/tiiM-- .
iikmlM Alts jiattie Lee Cannon.' Mrs; >
Il'ri-. and Mrs. -Z*4* 4is..**-,
aif ,if tlOtlj-nril. 7 (( c‘li)a<l /./■ |,
■AI Yul'ka. !’tw}4l Ukts 1 ffhniTati Grid 1
and’ Tifyfdily; resp*'*-te*l family;- -is- sor
vim'd ’hr rhe wiilmv amPietvf sitnt ■
F-vnnt-i/'Hogi-M avnjlorne damgbleip'
■ Mrs.’ • FrVnk M inter. "'He haflMiairr l
j'rorrdfic'id fgiiiiky isauieelimis-in-'this
Section of tile.'state. ‘ u ‘ i
r *ni»
Founly Opening o*uWr »l**t.
A\ ith the return, t»f .ro**l weatliec it
. j» planned to. open the County Mark*'j,
again iu tile t'cuji:y Iluihiiug <o;
t'hureh street. Oetuber Mist, aj
*r*-ldck. 'lies in* ans tile dpors will hr
opened hi this hour for the tin
foods arranged there for dis(iosal.
Till' emnity wujpe* will welcome this
medium of getting before the buyer
they have for sale.
Bntffr. eggs, dressed poultry, cot
tage cheese, jellies, preserves, pickles
! and other tilings too numerous to meu
t ion may be had at the market next
Saturday and if the weather continue
cool it is hoped fresh meats will also
be on salt*.
Orders are solicited. Just telephone
NGIW. early in the .week and, your
wants shall be supplied.
All goods are sold under a .guaran
tee. It e bespeak for tin* county mar
ket the support of the housewives and:
their husbands of Concord.
At the County market yon will
learn to know your rural sister bet
ter. There may be met some of tin*
progressive women who really stand
I fop advancement. The town of Con
cord tieeds and wants a* market so
step in line and bo n booster for youV
town and I’abarrus county. B.
Praise, His Chevrolet Car.
Frank F. Bunn, of Los Angeles,
recently arrived in Concord, ami while
here lie praised highly die Chevrolet
ear ill which he made tile trip across
tlie cant incut.
Mr. lhinn left his California home
on September ltith and reached Con
cord October Ist. the time includ
ing all stops. Tin- first 1,200 miles.
Mr. Bunn stuted, were almost impas
sable and for the next 1.500 miles
lie had to use rough roads. The last
(550 miles were over improved roads.
It took Mr. Kunn ten hours to go
thirty miles ut one time, lie said, due
to mud ami rain, yet he averaged
about 22 miles to the gallon of gas
iui that road.
The last 407 miles Mr. Ttunn drove
in sixteen hams, he said, averaging
2(1 mill's to the gallon of gas. Mr.
Riilth said tlint In* averaged 20 miles
to the gallon of gas from late An
geles to Coneord. and iiad to ehuuge
oil Iml tyvice.
The famous Youugr .Street. iV
ronto, originated in 1703 us a roud
from Luke Simcoe llj#l fur-traders
from the Js’orth need not pass through
Detroit when the latter nl*ke was
taken over by the United States.
France has given permission for
30,000 Jewish families to settle in
that country. • One Jewish family
Iter village is the rule! tru he fol-
Wcd. < I
COL XAinvn i* smith
■>'-* DIETIN' CHARLOTTE
Onosl Queen City’s Best Known Cjti
aens and Business Men ter Half a
Century. - • I
, Charlotte, Qfct. 28.—Colonel Arthur
L. JSinitli, for half a century one of.
. the bc.-t known vitiseus and business
, iu*‘i| of Charlotte, died today at (its
lioirtc on North Union street following
. an Illness of several tn'oiihrs. Heart
trthib'.e wns assigned as the cause of
death
. Coc'iiel Smith was T 5 years of age
and was a native of Halifax county,
, haying been born at the old Smith
. home near Scotland Neck, on De
cember 23. 1850. He was educated
, in Halifax county, at Bingham Mili
tary school and at William and Mary
College in Virginia.
Although a mere boy in his teens
during the Civil War lie saw exten
sive service in tile latter part of that
struggle. Since the war he has been
active in movements for the benefit of
war veterans and was one of the lead
ing members of the U. C. V. in this
state.
Colo A'l Smith came to Charlotte in
1875 and lias lived here since that
time. Iu 1882 he married Miss Louise
Young, of Charlotte, who survives
him. Resides the widow. Col. Smith
.leaver .me child, a soil. Burton Smith,
of tin- city. Colonel Smith was in
.feresi"! in extensive business activity
here, being an official of a number of
local concerns and also a member of
it Brokerage firm.
Funeral services will in* held tomor
row afternoon at the home with I)r.
A.-A MrGca<4iy, pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, officiating,
interment will by in Elmwood eerue
ta/f. .)
GASTON FARMER DRAWS
SIX-YEAR ’SENTENCE
Q. F 1 ietiocr Found Guilty, of Crime
Against Ills, Own Daughter.
• .(jp-nniiaj ,Qct. 28.—Q. E. Heffner,
.fanner, wis sentence*! to serve. six
ut hard labor today following
a jury's verdict that' the defendant
was guilty of inceaf; the state wit
ness living lliy niau's 12-yeariOld
dajtgiU|*r. and his ,tj»:a boys, ages six
and seven The {fiatc was able to;
show that the mail was guilty because
li», aclmiie.l certain factk to: Sheriff
R*djert lthyriF. •: s> . ; . . • ■ .
jiihj) Summersett. .yopu* white mau:
ehgrgi I with criminal assault with
intjßiit, I*l epinmif rail*, ,w.ae..givHi (Co '
yeays t*sia.+ .when, (lie jury ■, -after ,.
•PKv out s*n yeykfrdgy jmjl.
foiind die/yasfgiiilti- of. an ,is
shult oi|„a* feiuaii;,r>i : -
. v OHRS Wtm 1)f: Urn.
rliargtd
,rg|pe jip u 4 i -year-old negro girl, was
®Jslui;ißl 'B-t guilty by Judge Thai!
,Brj|s..u. a/|"i- •••VfihlffiTTmfSr-’fffd’-pm ‘
j ’ : ! »• ■•: •*•"• ••• U-
Wupi takisi in *Vf tl'enU 1
in ,tlu cjn orLofidoh/ ~ •
• • Y'T'i
Ifs»c ttiinfieV as it kiWtlf laf l i
of experience;' i!*r <*> the >
'mUf' Yxipflcade curr*et s'r icin' Yia
“trorltr.' ■’ j ‘e-v.; <.* -i.’i ej *:)» r.\ v in ,
*; =''' .-L..1 u.-ce-v 'joit. . .am ■
i' »it?JO . . ,ooti :»ed V-ft i« tea i-«rj |
DREADFULPAINS
G«<toa Haalort To*
M«okJirgi i ht,Wa.A^ti«d
to Take Carthd umHs
, Now
Cjjipabus. Ga*—Mrs. deorgfr S.
Hunter, of this cijty, wWtei;
“After I married, thirteen fgontha
ago; I suffered with dreadful pains
in ay Bides during ..V My aid*
hurt bo bad It 1 nearly hilled me. I
had. to go to bed and §tay somdr
times two weeks at a time. . I
could not work and I just dragged
around the house.
“I got very thin—l went from 126
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medicine it was for this trouble, so
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I seat to the store after it and be
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I began to improve.
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I have gained ten pounds and am
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“iAgflsh every suffering woman
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