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nAr i lWfoi 7w
r" I design and coloring.
ROll Why Paint? $1.12
wffl mmtRoom 12 x 14, 9 ft Wh
tin Rostrteiser, .BSgSWBKT
TEXT OF THE PROPOSED IiAWlcity, and report on the lamo, and to
FOR A TRADE COMMISSIONER inspect the dairies and co that they
tl h I 1 S ll . n tart 5. numbers. ?rth Umj
Now, FofcMntf. Galvanized
SteelWii
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1 tor rrtC last, ona oq w o wi tl
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.TON SUPPLY CO- -205 St. Lewi M
CZEMA
called Tetter, Salt Rheum, Prur
, MUkCrTst, Weeping Skla, Etc.
3ZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
when I say cured, x mean just
; I say C-U-R-E-D. ana not mcre-
iP&tched up for awhile, to return
e than berore. JKemomoer, x mnn.o
Abroad statement after putting ten
r of my time on this one disease
1 "mndline in the meantime a quar-
Lof a million cases of this dreadful
ise. wow, i qo not care- -vnai an
have used, nor how many doctors
ra told you that ycu couia not do
tgd all I ask is, just a chance to
IW you that I know what I am talk-
about.. If you 3vui write me tu
r..,I will send you .a FREE? TRIAL
jmy mild soothing guaranteed cure
it will convince you more in a day
r I or anyone else could in a
ith's time. If you are disgusted and
ouraged, I dare .you to give mo a
ice to Drove my claims. By- writing
today yon will enjoy more real com-
tlian vnu liarlt nvor tnounrnt tnis
Id holds -for you. Just try it and"1
will see. tI am telling, you the
fjr. m. Cattaaday, 1T1- CawrtBMc.
"laUa, Me. -
rence:Th!rd National Bank,
Ma, Md. ..
lud you qo a better act than to send
noticd to some pood sufferer tit
tenia? '
Paint Without Oil
tarfcable , Discovery That "Onta
iw tfce Coat of Paint Seventy-
Five- er ceat.
rce Trial Package la Mailed to
EvtryoHer Wmo Wrltea
L. Rice, a prominent manufacturer
A.dams, N. ,Y., has djBCoyered a pro-
or matcing a new Kina ox pain
thout the use of oil. He calls it
rdrpalnt. It comes In the form of
Iry powd.or ahd a, tljat Is required
bold water" io i ike a paint weather
of firo proof, sanitary and durable
outside or inside painting. It Is the
ilent nrincinle anplied to paint. It
hie res to any-surfecey wood, stone or
:k. spreads and looks luce on paint
costs about one-rourtn as mucn.
rrite to 7"r. A. L. Rice. Manufacturer,
North Street Adams. N. Y.. and ho
III send vnu a free trial package, also
iJor card and full information show-
ig you how u ct save a good many
illars. Write today.
Sured His Rupture
si was badly ruptured while lifting a
runk several years ago. Doctors said
iy only hope of cure was an operation.
cusses did me no goou. xmauy i got
ild of something that quickly and com-
letely cured me. Years have passed and
io rupture has never returned, although
bYam doing hard work as a carpenter.
Bhere was no operation, no lost time
io trouble. I have nothing to sell, but
will give full information about how
rou may find a complete cure without
iperation, if you write to me, Eugene
hi. Pulien, uarpenxer, . i nxarceuus
, von no. Manasauan. N. J. Better cut
nut this notice and show it to any others
who are rupturea you may Have a uxo
v n.t least stoD the misery of rupture and
tfte worrv and danger pf an operation.
ATBNTS. Write for iree Guide Book &
rtrfiel or sketch of Invention for free
opinion of its patentable nature. High
lest references. Reasonable Terms, Vic-
Itor J. "Evans & Co.. 722 atn, vashlng-
Iton, E. u.
HEAVEN AND HELL
RBvrede&tars'Bcreatwef, 40Mca. 16 erata postpaid,-
IVastor Laadcnbwgcr, Viiacuor trizoa. c ixjuui.
(From the Bristol Tenn., Herald
Courier, February 14, 1921.)
An act to amend the charter of the
city of Bristol, Tenn., so as to anthor
ize the city commissioners to elect a
trade commissioner has recently been
passed on third reading by the lower
House of the Tennessee legislature.
This act would also define the pow
ers and duties of the trade commis
sioners and fix the compensation for
the office.
The full text of the bill follows:
Section 1 Be it enacted by the
general assembly of the state ot
Tennessee, that the charter of tho4
city of Bristol, being Chapter zau or
the Private Acts of 1913, be amended
so as to authorize the board of com
missioners tp elect a trade commis
sioner, who shall hold office for a
term of two years, or until his suc
cessor is elected and qualified, unless
removed for inefficiency or neglect
of duty, arid to authorize the board
to fix the compensation of the office.
The said commissioner shall be of
hich character and standing in the
community, and not in any way in
interested in any retail or wholesale
business conducted in said city.
Section 2 Be it further enacted,
that it shall be the duty of said trade
commissioner after complaint shall
have been made to him in writing
by any citizen of said city of unfair
prices charged by any merchant or
dealer within said city, to make an
investigation. aild to report to the
board of commissioners from time to
time what are fair arid reasonable
prices for articles of use and con
sumption, arid that said reports shall,
as.oJEt.en as deemed necessary by the
board of commissioners, be published
in a newspaper circulating in said
city, and the board of commissioners
are authorized to pay for said pub
1'cations; and In the event any news
paper shall refuse to publish said re
.pofts. they may be printed upon
handbills or circulars and distributed
in said city.
Section 3 Be it further enacted,
that said trade commissioner shall.
whenever there is a reasonable
ground to believe that there are
agreements or understandings by
which prices are being txed by the
merchants or associations of said
city, .make all necessary investiga
tions for the purpose pf ascertaining
the facts, and shall report his findings
together with the names , of wit
nesses, tothe neTjt .term of the grand
jury sitting in Sullivan cennty.
Tli cnfrl frtifA rvmTnfRRfnnnr flhall
alsp haythe right tp call for t&e pro
duction of papers bearing upon the
question of any agreements or prices;
and in the event of refusal to furnish
said information, the said tftide com
missioner may apply to the judge of
the Chancery or Circuit Court of said
county for an order requiring the
production thereof, for the inspection
of said trade commissioner and the
board of commissioners.
'Section 4 Be it further enacted,
that until said county or city shall
elect a sealer of weights and meas
ures, the said trade commissioner
shall be vested with all the powers
and charged with all the duties of the
city sealer, as now provided by law.
Section 5 Be it further enacted
that said trade commissioner shall
nave the power to make prober tests
of any meter used by any corporation
or public utility operating within said
city, arid with the consent of the
board. of commissioners, may employ
any competent person to assist In
making the .necessary tests to oe
termine the corrections of said
meters, and shall report his findings
to the board, of commissioners.
Section 6-7-Be it further enacted,
that the board of commissioners may
.require the said trade commissioner
also to examine the milk sold in said
are in sanitary condition; also to in
spect all butcher shops and slaughter
houses In said city, and electric Wir
ing and buildings constructed in said
city. .
Section 7 Bo it further enacted,
that this act shall take effoct from
and after its passage, the public wel
fare requiring It.
WORLD PEACE IDEA
McAdoo insists on stealing the
world peace Idea from Bryan and
givjrig It to another, and ho begs that
history confirm the transaction. The
history Jthat attempts to condono so
flagrant an outrage of truth and jus
tice will never be permitted in any
school that has self-respect and
honor, and care of its integrity.
Tills very act on the part of Mc
Adoo, Irrevocably fore-dooms his
presidential aspiration. Harding
calls Bryan into conference to get the
world peace plans first-hand, know
ing he is the author. Bryan's idea
was to assure peace by parley before
war. The attempt to steal it will be
as the attempt to enforce it costly
indeed, nevertheless futile.
Bryan, In a thunderous roar re
minded them at San Francisco that
It was his treaty which was taken to
Paris', but very significantly added
that ho was willing to go to the
scaffold If thoy would only let Europe
have his treaty. The so called Dem
ocrats will nover immortalize thorn
selves in this brazen attempt to filch
from Bryan a part of his noblest
Work. Standard-Sentinel, Stillwater,
Oklahoma.
A Brain Can't Work Right
on Thin, Watery Blood y
It takes Iron to make atrong, magnetic, forceful me'n vrltk the power
and cngcrgy to win
Many, a capable intelligent man falls Just short of success nearly "gets there"
but not quite simply because ho lacks sufficient Iron in his blood to give him
the physical strength and power to furnish tho proper FORCE TO HIS BRAIN
and the "STAY THERE" TO HIS "WILL."
THERE ARE 80,0,000,000,000 RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES IN YOUR BLOOD
and each one must have Iron as Iron Is absolutely necessary to enable your
blood to change food into living cells and tissues and to carry oxygen from -your
lungs to your brain. Without this your brain cannot do Its work right-r
THINK THE THOUGHTS THAT WIN any more than a locomotive can pull t
big train of cars with a weak, smoldering Are under its boiler.
WHEN YOUR BLOOD IS STARVING equivalent (In organic Iron content) to
FOR IRON no mere tonics nor stlmu t eat tag one-naif quart of spinach, one
lanta can put you right. You must quart of green vegetables or half a,
have iron. To get iron, you' must cat dozen apples. It's like taking extract
the husks of grains and the peels and of beef instead of eating pounds 'of
skins of zruits and vegetables as our meat. -- .
forefathers did or take a little organic Over 4.000,000 people annually are
Iron from time to time and eat more using Nuxated Iron. It will nat ' in
such Iron-containing foods as spinach jure the teeth nor disturb tho stomach;'
and apples. But bo sure that the iron A few doses will often commence to
you take Is organic Iron and not enrich your blood, give you new
metallic or mineral Iron which people strength and energy and help revital
usually take. Metallic iron is iron Just Izo your wornout, exhausted nerves?
as it comes from tho action of strong and thereby greatly strengthen your
acids on small pieces of iron, and Is will power and aid In restoring your
thereforo an entirely different thing falling memory.
from organic iron. Organic Iron Is Your money will TJo refunded by tho
like the iron in your blood and like manufacturers If you do not obtain
iron in spinach, lentils and apples. It perfectly satisfactory results,
may bo had from your druggist under Beware of substitutes. Always insist
the name of Nuxated Iron. Nuxated on having genuine organic iron
Iron represents organic iron in such Nuxated Iron. Look for the letters N. L
highly condensed form that one dose of on every tablet. Sold by all druggists.,
it is estimated to be approximately
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