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PA Q E
SCHENECTADY GAZETTE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1922.
ASKS DAMAGES
fOR SON'S DEATH j §
Supreme Court Opens With Case
arl's Where Schenectady
98c SILK & COTTON
TUSSAH!
35-inch Silk and Cotton Tussah in
plain colors, stripes and jacquard pat
terns. Full range of shades.
Silk Sale pric;, yard
of Small Boy Hit by Taxi
69c
Driver. •
Buys
'The
79c BOYS' PERCALE
Big Store
of Smiling
Carl's Where Schenectady
Service"^
WAISTS!
79c CREPE BLOOMERS AT 59c
' Boys' percale^ waists in sizes 6 to 16.
These were made for other large stores
and mail order houses who cancelled
their orders. We secured a small [* A
lot to sell for today at
v«/C
—Carl's Bargain Basement.
First quality pink and white crepe
bloomers with elastic at waistband and
knees. Special for today
only at
59c
—Carl's Main Floor,' Rear.
Sirs. Ella >Moollck of this city will
this morning start, a legal light in
supreme court here for the recovery
of. damages for the death of her
three-year-old son, John Moollck,
Who w a s killed by a taxicab i n A u gust, 1910, driven by Prank Lawrence.
The little boy, with a group of other
children, was playing in Cutler street,
nfar Seventh avenue, in Mont Pleasant, and Lawrence, a taxicab owner
and driver, was bringing four passengers' from a funeral service to their
home a t 706 Cutler street and w a s
proceeding in a westerly direction
along Cutler street. A Ford car was
parked along the curb, headed in the
opposite direction.
Lawrence's car
hit the littlo boy, who died within
half an hour. Lawrence alleged at
the time that the little boy ran out
from back-of the Ford, directly TO
front of the taxi and that he did
everything he could to avoid hitting
the youngster.
The boy died before medical assistance reached him. His mother, who
has been appointed administratrix of
his estate, is suing Lawrence for $25,000 damages.
Supreme court opened yesterday
',
with a jammed courtroom, but after JH
With ample time for the designing of their Spring costumes, hundreds of women are now choosing the
the calling of the calendar, the charge
H
silks
they will need, at these extremely moderate prices which characterize this Silk Event at Carl's.
of the grand jury and the call of the
jurors, both trial and grand. Justice
adjourned until this morn:
A Whltmyer
ing. Two of the jurors did not answer when their names were called
in court and 12 of those that did answer were excused, leaving only 32.
It may be necessary, therefore, to call
All-silk, 40 inches wide. A good
In good range of colors including
an extra panel before ^the term i s
quality and in a good range of
over.
The grand jury' started i t s
brown,
jade,
green,
navy
blue,
tan,
I
work yesterday afternoon under the
colors: Jade, old rose, brown, navy,
36 Inches wide, in a full range of
grey, purple, golden brown, dark
guidance of Assistant District Attormidnight, sea foam, steel, flesh,
ney James W. LIddle, who said that
colors for afternoon and evening
green, Copen, white and other evensunshine, Cuban and many others.
ho expected that cases.agalnst 16 peodress wear. Silk
fljl
£ £
Our $1.50 quality
< P | • H»7
ing shades. Regular
fljl
O f
ple would be considered b y the grand' ' S 3
jury.
at,
yard
«PI»£il
Sale
price,"
yard
V
1
*OU
$2.00 quality. Yard
«P 1 ,£*0
Former Congressman Rollin B. Sanford of. Albany appeared to plead the
case of his l a w partner, Harold D.
Alexander, former district attorney of
Albany, who is being sued by Attorney Lyman H. Blvens, also of Albany.
36-in. W H l f E HABUTAI SILK—
36-inch
BLACK
SATIN
DUCHESS—
The case yesterday w a s simply preliminary to the actual trial of the
98c
Regularly $1.85. Silk
( M C Q Regular $1.25 quality. Silk Sale, yard.
action brought by Blvens for slander
36-inch W H I T E JTRICOLETTE— Regular
Sale, yard . . . - .
«Pl.tJ,iF
and libel for certain statements made
36-inch BLACK
SATIN
DUCHESS— $1.85 quality. Silk
In t w o letters written by Alexander
-to .Judge John J. Brady and i n his
Heavy quality, Regularly
fl*1
*7Q Sale,- yard
answer to -charges filed with former
$2.00.
Silk
Sale,
yard
«P
1
. I *7
Governor Alfred E . Smith. At the
•36-inch SATIN D E SGIE—Extra weight
timo of the letters, Alexander w a s
district attorney for Albany county.
and finish. Regular $2.35 quality.
d**| A O
Mr. Sanford appeared yesterday In an
40-inch CHENEY SATIN, CHARMEUSE
Silk Sale, yard
«P 1 . « / 0
effort to have the place of trial of
"the action fixed a s Albany county in40-inch BLACK SATIN CANTON CREPE —Extra fine quality, very high lustre. A great
stead of Fulton county, where Bivens
—Regular $3.50 quality.
d*H O C wearing quality in pink, blue, orchid and sea
has filed the papers. Bivens appearfi*0
*}£'
Silk Sale, yard
« p £ . 0 « J foam. Regular $3.00 quality
e d , in opposition to the trial being
at,
yard
,
$£*%Lit)
held in Albany icounty and stated to
40-inch BLACK C R E P E M E T E O R Reg40-inch SATIN
CHARMEUSE — Extra
the court that he had brought the'acular $3.25 quality. Silk
tion in Fulton county because he
quality, soft finish and high lustre. In brown,
Sale, yard . . .
thought'a fair trial could not be obnavy, royal, mallard, green, taupe, burnt or*
tained in Albany county. Briefs will
40-inch BLACK C R E P E D E CHINE— ange. .Regular $2.50 quality.
(Pi Q f
be • submitted to Justice Whltmyer-,
Regiilarly $1.50. Silk
tt»1 *)"] Yard
«P I .»/D
who will announce his decision later.
Sale, yard
«P I • £ t
When the .calendar w a s called, 136
36--inch
SILK
FOULARDS — In dark
cases were marked ready for trial and
27-inch BLACK CHINA SILK—
C C n
grounds, small and medium designs. In colors
I £• 36 Were marked off. The new court
Regular 85c quality. Silk. Sale, y a r d . . D D C a\ad white. Very choice patterns for dresses
/
rules were put into practice and, acand waists. Regularly $2.25.
cordingly, only six cases were put on
today's calendar. . These iwere num33-inch BL&GK_SHANTUN.G P O N G E E
Silk Sale, yard
\nii 23! (tho action of Mrs&JSli.<aiqq-—Regularly ¥ 3 8 , ' S i l k
7C'/,
40-ihch Extra Quality C H E N E Y SATIN
licfc for the death of her son against
Sale, 'yard / ; v v : . . . . .
.......
. 8 DC
AND SILK FOULARDS—In figures, stripes
-Frank Lawrence), and, numbers 26, 36.
=
36-inch
BLACK
CHIFFON
and scroll designs. All the favored colorings
•45, 73 and 75.
36-inch O R I E N T A L HABUTAI SILK— for Spring.. Regular $3.75
§ 1 TAFFETA—Regularly $1.49. Silk
d»«V J A
Fast-black and waterproof.
Regular
quality at, yard
Vfaa.TV
^"Y" GYMNASIUM POPULAR
$1J25 quality. Silk Sale, yard - . . . . . . .
2 RncrPFATs'CY-yESTINGS—For P r e s s o r
nn.iinc.ss Men Enjoy Exercise m
36-inch "BLACK SILK -POPLLN—
7 Q
36-inch
BLACK
CHIFFON
waist trimming. Large assortment of newest
and Recreation.
H
TAFFETA—Regularly $2.25. Silk
Regularly 89c. Silk Sale, yard
I * / C colorings. Regular $2.98 quality.
40-inch BLACK CHARMEUSE <M A O Silk Sale, yard
Sale,
$ 1 OQ
The business men's classes at them
—Regularly $2.25. Silk Sale, yard. « P l . « 7 0
—Carl's Main Floor, Rear.
.' «Pl.O»7
gymnasium are toeing taken "advant- H yard
age of by many men of the city who
realize the benefit of physical exercise. The class last night at 7 o'clock
was held under the direction of C.
K Lyon, physical director. The gymnasium is open •every day and games
are played nearly every night. Many
We give to each case the best advice and service that years of
•basketball games have been enjoyed
technical study and experience enables us to do. In our opinion,
on "the court. The bowling alley has
justice is not done unless attention is paid to all the minute details,
•been in much demand and the billiard
which, if neglected, may mean discomfort and loss of vision.
tables accomodate many.
In justice to the customers who^find it difficult, if not imAt 4:15 o'clock tonight the Acmy
club will meet for supper and its
possible, to be served wheji extra stamps are given, we make
business meeting. T h e speaker will
DOUBLE
VISION
LENSES
the' above announcement.
be W. E. Abbott, boys work secretary.
with gold filled frame or
The advertising class will meet with
Six months ago no grocery business—today
so much
_thc instructor, F. R. Davis,-and wilt
nose piece, complete
tiiscuss problems of the present day
we find it difficult to handle it. That is our situation,
B.I-FOCAL
L E N S E S
E Y E G L A S S E S COMadvertiser. The Y. M. C. A. orchestra
Carl's grocery offers you the lowest prices, free delivery,
(Double Vision), ground from
will meet under the direction of
PLETE
with shellette. rims
Stanley Gabowski. At noon time the
1 piece of glass,
(t*Q "Tr*
2^2% saving with Gold Bond Stamps, and we carry nothing
and quality lenses, including
hoard of directors of the "Y" will
per
pair
«PO»
ID
examination of
but quality food stuffs.
meet for luncheon, after which the
FIVE
Buys
$2.50 "PANSY"
CORSELETTES!
Made in pink Pekin stripe ^brocade,
with detachable garters, elastic side gores
and hooks in back. Sizes 32 to 40. Regular $2.50 value
<M Q O
today at
—Carl's Second Floor, Rear.
.. $ 1 *VO
•—Carl's Second
Floor.
| Every Day People Are Learning More & More, That At Carl's
%They Save WSJ&&But on the Prices of Merchandise As Well
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{S
U They're saving on all kinds oi dependable merchandise because the lower cost of doing business the Carl way—buying and selling for cash
jj
only—enables lis to mark high quality goods at a lower price than elsewhere.
Probably the Greatest Value in Men's Neckwear
Ever
Offered!
{ttlt'sSilkJthH
his At a lt 500 HEN'S FINEST QUALITY
| Lower Price Than You Would Pay Elsewhere
KNITTED T-I-E-S at
jj
For the Same High Quality SILKS In the Season's Newest Weaves and Colorings!
1 THIS IS SCHENECTADY'S GREATEST SILK EVENT!
$2.00 ^6-Inch Satins
Made to Sell
at $1.00, $1.50,
$2.00 and $2.25
DO NOT MISS IT!
Crepe De Chine
A Real $2.00 Quality
Pyramid Silk Taffeta
' The variety of patterns, the multitude of colors, the astonishing num
ber of weaves makes any sort of detailed description absolutely impossible. But this wealth of difference makes it possible to supply the demands of every taste—from the gay to sombre—the daring to the con
servative.
The Ties are knitted in fibre silk, fibre silk
mixtures.
They are Ties that were never meant
$1.00 and on up to $2.25.
mixtures,
and silk.to sell at less .than
^
COME P R E P A R E D T O BUY IN NUMBERS, FOR YOU W I L L W A N T T O DO =
JUST T H A T W H E N YOU SEE THEM—CARL'S MAIN FLOOR
§|
Rich Black SILKS! New White SILKS! CARL'S Are Giving FREE Instruction §
In the Art of Making LAMP SHADES !%
$1.69
Charmeuse and Foulards
$2.85
$1.75
iffir-?.
„ $tm
98c
$1.98
Single Stamps In Grocery In Carl's OPTICAL DEPT.
Department Every Day !
$5.25
;
business of the. day will be cared for.
your eyes
$4.25
VICTOR VICTROLAS
i
I
i
' —Carl's Main Floor, Rear.
Only 40 Gold Bond Stamps
AND EVERYONE IS I N V I T E D T O MAKE T H E MOST of This O P P O R T U N I T Y
T H E R E IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE FOR T H E I N S T R U C T I O N !
The only
From
in colors to
for everyone
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g
requirement being that you purchase your materials at The Carl Store.
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the great variety of materials, table or pedestal lamp shades can be made JUL
harmonize with the color scheme of any room. Anyone may now learn =
is invited.
—Carl's Second Floor, Rear.
m
This Opportunity, Won't Come Again in a Hurry! m
Oneida Community io-Year GH Par Plate' j
SILVERWARE At One-Half Price|j|
Anld the neatest of all patterns—The;"Monroe!" " TOese pnee^-area§§j
possible only for one reason—the factory is .discontinuing the pattern. §§
WHILE THEY LAST TODAY! ( W e Cannot Guarantee Quantities to ""
Last All Day.)
Regular $1.50 T e a s p o o n s
Set of 6, 75c
T^^laY"S3:OU"Tal5le^Spoons
SeroF67$I750
Regular $3.00 Medium "Forks
Set of 6, $1.SCT
Regular $2.90 Dessert Forks .
Set o£ 6, $1.45
Regular $2.90 Dessert Spoons
Set of 6, $1.45
Regular $2.65 Oyster Forks . .
Set of 6, $1.32
$1.50 5 o'Clock Tea Spoons
Set of 6, 75c
Regular $3.00 Soup Spoons . . '
Set of 6, $1.50
$1.50 A. D. Coffee Spoons
Set of 6, 75c
Regular $4.00 Salad Forks
Set of 6, $2.00
And Many Other Individual Pieces.
(PLUS WAR T.VX)
26-Piece Chest of Oneida Community
Par Plate SILVERWARE
Regular $15.00 26-piece set, "Monroe" Pattern
(Discontinued by factory), 10-year Guarantee.
While they last at half
®"f £ f t
(Plus
W
a
r
T
a
x
)
price
-Car 's Busy Basement,
VICTOR RECORDS
to Fill a Page
•"llillll
'
that the hearing is open
MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE T0|fon nounced
Lean, William Walker. Tetcr A. Car- William L. Mershon, Jr.. Dclos H. France, jr.. ^yalter U. Lundy. Wll- BOY SCOUTS WILL HOLD
all who wish to attend.
Addison - ^ . Lamb. t>. Ham Wrencke, M. Starthman.
penter, jr., George W. Bipwood. Wil- Williams.
TESTS IN CENTRAL PARK COME UP AT MEETING OF
liam A. . Borden. Walter Sweeney. J. Dewey. Eugene Johnson. John B u Rub o n Sore Throat
Leonard. Andrew H. Mcleod. Chris- cinlskl. Fred Partridge. Fred Lath"^
llcrc'n an easy wax to MTP S3, and
EDUCATION BOARD TONIGHT Musterolc relieves . sore throat
topher Uooney. Gleason Book com- wood. Rev. W. F. Comptori, Robert
-• yet h»ve the bent cough remedj
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS
quickly. Made with oil of mustard,
,
you ever tried.
pany. Treston Overbaph. C. H. White. Stevens. Hugh F. O'Ncll. Luther
Outdoor tests In first class subjects
X
; for the Boy Scouts of this city will In addition to tho hearing on the it is a clean white ointment that
Mynderse.
Alfred
G. HcmmingS. v ^
Helen T. BadRley.
Samuel R. Dahzlg and wife to Ell
AnothcV list of thopo w h o botiRht
will not burn or blister like the oldFlorence Goodspeed. AlieX Train- Fred W. Aussicker. Charles P. Kane,
be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30matter of discontinuing the teachers' fashioned mustard p l a s t e r . i•'•
You've probably heard of this well- Christmas seals lias been Issued by or. John Kovac. Walter H. Ferguson. Kalmah Stark. Peter Munverth., H. Einstein and wife. 13th ward.
training
school,
tho
board
of
educaMac Frances Hogan to John B. o'clock in Central park. Scout Exknown plan of making cough syrup the committee In charpe. Those who Boy Strickland, I. Appleman. H. F. Wilbur. John I. McCann. Prange,
Just spead it on with your finger's.'
tion
will
tonight
name
a'
business
at home. But have' vou ever used have scal-s or money which are not
ecutive C. M. Gray announced yes- supervisor to succeed C. D. Ogsbury Gently but surely "It penetrales to
Joseph
P. Fleming." William . M. Jerry and wife. Liberty street.
itt Thousands of families, the world yet returned are expected to turn Matheson. Mrs. A. Galser, John J. Foley. Fred Socllner. Fred' Botha, ' Ida C." Kelly et al to Joseph .Mors.
terday. The tests will all be given whose term expires tonight. Several . t h e ?oro spot and draws out the pain.Lanahan.
Charles
IT
Varncy.
Mrs.
over, feel that they could hardly keep
Rotterdam.
Kpting. Mrs. Henry Ich.ipe. GeorRC Robert H. Mauer. Mrs. Ray Tlillby,
at'Little
Falls, and will bo in charge candidates have appeared for the post'Get Musterole at your drug .store to-:g
. house without it. It's simple and therh In as soon as possible.
James McAulift and wife to CathE. Volk. Frederick
A. • Turnbull. John Carey. L. W. Cooper. MAry arine E. Oliver, second ward.
cheap, but the way it takes hold of a The list of givers is as follows:
Com- day. 3o & 6-">c in jat*s &. tubes: hosof J. C. Perham. head of the depart- and among them Is Deputy
corijjh will soon earn it a permanent
Alhert E. Crouch. Charles W. Thomas Rourke, Kfnest Morris. Wil- Clarke. Hugo Yager.' Kmma Hagel, . Felix Sohwermer and wife to Al-ment of training. No merit badge missioner of Public Works John J. pital size. $3. „
place in your home.
Hotter Thnn n MusitraV Plaster
Curry.
WrlKht, Ferdinand Teuber. Clara E. liam Kratsky. Thomas J. Ryan. A. Henry Keitkamp. jr.. Peter OustunK. fred C. Hot or and wife. Rotterdam.
Into a pint bottle, pour '2>/a ounces
subjects will bo given, these being
N.
McManus.
Salvadorc Frank L Flint. Walter C. WorthrjL
Indications point to a large hearLulu-.!-M„.Sha.ttuck
ct
al
to
P.ose
of.-Piriex; then add plain granulated nernlnp, Kmma Kllneler. Kdsar J. Mlncoff.
W. Hiley. Armin Schoenherr, Henry
scheduled 'for a later date.
ing on the .school matter as the peo«i)«ar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, Smith. Claude rorkins. Kuireno II. i-Scacclc. Kdgar llavlfS. Warren Dc- Hughes.
Mrs. McKcan.
AHhur Shoudy. Delanson.
The tests passed at this outdoor ple of that section and the parents
if. desired, use clarified molasses, Trrrtnbley. Frank H. Wnchtoll. James liano. J. C. Aiken. Mrs. R. J. McKce. Welmer.
Burt
L.
Hall,
and
wife
to
Andrew
•
'
period,
and
any
others
the
scouts
honey, or cofrr-syrup, instead of sugar Grant, Casslus M. Davis. Charles Arthur M. Ottman. V. .' W. Holmes.
of prospective graduates from the
J. Nellta, Norwood aventie.
gyntp. Ktther way, it tastes good, Memke, Harrv Newell. Glen Warren. Howard I. Becker. Karl Malloch.
Samuel
Marshack,
Daniel J.
Garry W. Van Vranken and wife have passed since December, may be high school are much wrought up
approved
at
the
court
of
honor
meetnever spoils, and gives you a full pint
S,woeney. C. J. Jandro. Joseph F Fri- ,
over tho abandonment of teachers'
of better cough remedy thffn you Walter F. Myers. ' Henry Kinnum. . George. Duber. Clarence F. Robinson. day. Alphonse J. Glrard, Oscar Hupp, to Peter.'F. Verklas and wife. Rot- ing scheduled for the following
training in the school. The board has
terdam.
could buy ready-made for three .times Julius Eger, F. G. Elbert. Howard B. | Harry LlffcowtU, Fred C. Fisher, F.
Tuesday,
February
7.
This
will
be
Chris. B. Christensop and wife to
Xursc. John M. Sanny. Mlldr*cd Mar-i-t. Lyons. N. J. Seek, Edwar) s William H. Aus.flker. Mrs. George
its, cost.
' *
the first meeting of the reorganized
•Tt is really wonderful how quickly tin. Ralph H. Barron, F. S. Stephens Tanim, Howard C. Dalley, Jacob [Fraking. Edwin F. Burr.-Abrat.l.LLf:. A n t o n . P.&vlovsku_.and__\vife, Third court, and will bo held In the third e—this home-made remedy conquers a Krnest F. Clow. George Brewster. E . Schaad, R. N. Ramsey, Frank B . 1 sot. Jules O. Hannerman. John W. avenue.
floor of the Fitzgerald building In
cough—usually in ii hours or less. .1. Madden, Fred Kcmncr, Arthur'C. Marsh,
Fred
Klewe.
George M.lMitchell! Carl A. Anderson. John F .
ChArlcs F. Barden and wife to Clinton street. Special rules regardIt seems to penetrate through every
Dunn.
I Johnson. RalelgV. J. Baogh. Eugene William It. Chase and. wife. Harrison
Fredericks.
John
A.
Sanlckl,
Rue
J.
ing tests and court of honor conduct
air passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or
,
James Ge'ren. Kdward
Simpson Aba, Stanley N. Ashley. Edwurd R. avenue.
will be sent the various troop leadtight cough, lilts the phlegm, heals Smith! Starry S. Foster. Frank H.
Anderson'.
William
MoenamV^Ueorge
Mountain,
Peter
S.
Sclgcl,
Ralph
the membranes, and gives almost imers this week. The court will be
E. Stephenson. John F. Mahonryy^W^
mediate relief. Splendid for throat Jecklln. Joseph A. Mayer, William
open to a l l ' s c o u t s and the general
The Easiest Way
' j public.
exAnder Golden. Kenneth Gllgore.
tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis C. Arsem, Charles W. Mcintosh.
arid bronchial asthma.
Dominic
Clalrmont,
Lionel
Manny,
To
End
Dandruff
Charjes J. O'Ncll. Harry Bolacker.
The court of honor meeting will
Pincx is a highly concentrated comSadie M. Kilroy, Henry I,. Kdmonds.
Thcrii Is one sure way that' never be the first* event of scout anniverpound of genuine Norway pine ex- George A. Gould. J. P. Shanlon. LlhBoy
H.
Kienlc.
George
MnypArd.
falls to removo dAndruff completely sary week, which lasts from Februtract, and has ,-boen used tor genera- crato Martlno, John Rurncr, James
Minnie A. Smith. Howard J. Dunbar. and thAt Is to dissolve It. This de- ary I until 14. The feature of tho
Joseph llorTntan of 174 Pnlne Street. f;reen Inland, Is Out Strong For
tiori* for-throat and chest ailments. McKenna. Miriam Wilcox. John OanIra Browncll. Fred W. SUbe-kraii*. stroys It entirely. To do this, just celebration, which Is for the 12th
Tonic CI.NOT nnd In filnd To Tell the World About It.
1 KTo avoid disappointment nsk your annce. William J. Vrooman. Charles
EATHER
exposure
and
hard
G. H. IngAlls, John Jenny, G. W.«/et About four ounces of plain, or* Anniversary of the formation of the
druggist for "2yt ounces, of Pinex
Kcnyon, Joseph Nosal.
Franklin
work
bring
p
&
«
h
»
and
aches
in
with directions, and don't swept Any- Becker, Albert O. Watdron. Harris
Monroe. Bush. Ruth Irwin, Frank sjinary liquid arvon; Apply H at night scout movement, will bo the cltyfn conversation with Mr. Hoffman,
"I did not sleep well and w»«r»/ral«J.
rnusctes and joints. Have a StArk. I-co Doyle. Carl W. 8hear,
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso- M. Stalker. Sidney. Wright. Albert" A.
to eat so you. can see what dcplora
lute satisfaction or money refunded. Rankin, Abraham JArte, Charles V. bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy and WIlllAm BArnett, John Kappel. jtlow- when retiring; use enough to moisten wlde-- Scout rally to bo held In the recently, he said:
the
scAlp
and
rub
It
In
gently
with
high
-school
-auditorium
Wednesday
Jhe Pinex Co., Ft, Wayne, Ind.
"If any one would, have told me A ble condition that I WAS In. TKff
ard P. Blades. Barton. WesleyJGah*
Miller, LeRoy J. Parrlsb. Marie A.
night. February 8. A special program ycAr Ago that I would find A remedy worst of All WAS that nothing holpe< _
Vou will find at onee^ comforting agan, W. C. Wlllsey. Elnver TAbor, the finger tip*.
Youngs, Nancy Holallng. George B.
By
morning,
most
I
f
not
all.
o
f
your
Is'being
-prepared,
consisting
of
tslks,
Mackey. John J. Poersch. FrAnk Hoi- eense of warmth which will be followed FrAnklln D. Ruhl. JAmes OtNelll. dAndruff will be gone. And three "or movies, singing. And other features thAt one bottle would help me 75' per me at all And I kept getting Wors*£
all the time.
cent I would have laughed at them.
hrook. Minnie Kronmn.
E l l i a b i t h by a relief from thfc soreness and MlrlAn Jones,
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four more applkAtlons will complete- of-Interest to the scouts.
stiffness of aching ioint*.
"But that i s what CINOT did and t "I starte'd taking CINOT .and the
Hogen, Michael F. Maloney.
Qeotge Blum. E. W. Crowe.) Kro- ly dissolve And entirely destroy every ' Other plans for the celebration of
Also relieves rheumatism, sciatica, jmetl Blessing, Courtney T. Male. E .
results were immediate and -within-,
single sign And ttAce of It, no ;mat- tho week here Include father and I A n e w that within A few days thAt a few A y s I was eating' regular wffh
Augustus.R. Bush. Joseph W. B i k e r , neuralgia,sprAi'nsand krains.
my
troub'les
will
be
gone
entirely.
>w!
Cowle.
N.
Horstlnger.
RJictor.
ter how much dandruff you mAy have. son And pArcnts' nights by the vari8am Onnegan. John W. Stapleton,
For forty years pain's enemy. Aslr
The first bottle surely accomplished no signs of stomach distress and a t .
Mrs. Anthony Msrx, Sherman Ki'8ur«
Tou will find, top. that all Itching ous troops, and special sermons SunRussell RVAn, Charles H, Schwartz, your neighbor.
night I was sleeping A sound and rfcf
a miracle.
dAm,
P.
J.
Klrkwood.
SArAh
Scott,
and
digging
of
the
scalp
will
stop
day.
February
12,
In
the
churches
In
George ..CArmen. W. J. Gardner. M.
freshrng sleep. I heArtlly endorsee
At all dmggists^-sJSc, 70c, $1.40.
Jennie FAulkner, John W. {Toward, Instantly, and y&ur hair will be fluffy" which s c o u t * troops Are located. - "For quite a few'years I suffered CINOT."—— *
Friedman. WllllAtn E . Purify, Stephen
Frederick L. MArtln, R. G. Grlgg, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and There mAy Also be some form of terribly from Indigestion, with-jraV
Mullen, Peter Nelson, Mrs. Msrtln,
and bloat and few hrfurs after eatlnk
CINOT Is betnjr demonstrated In
ThUlp Prelhs. Jease J. Powers^Fred look Ahd feel a hundred times better. outdoor sports program for alt
Jessie BrAd\, ChArtes LeonArd, Josm y stomach would turn sour and I
Tou can . get llould arvon *t anyscout* oi the city.
W. Dill. William 1*. NeAlon, Qhirles
eph Kollftth. WiUiAm H. HAthAwAy,
SchcneetAdy by An ex perl at Veeder
would
have
dreadful
heart-burn
and
NteholAs F. Clute, HermAn FelthousWltdman. Charles Brlggs. EitKer 1*. drug 'Store. It Is Inexpensive, and
belching with sour risings In my A^Telvcrton's drug store, 2S1 State
four e-vne-is is al! you will need. This
en, Andrew ScAnion. William K l e Fagni. Carl Sertl, Theodore Gnsse, slmpls rthie'iy has never been kn'otfn
Baggagefcxpfe*.cady Smith, i»»i)v: throat.
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street.
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w-Aldtj Peter A. Kaiser, MettU Mcr
^Adv.
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Charles
Page,. • CheSebro,
Kenry U HIV
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the Best Cough Syrup
is Home-made.
CHRISTMAS SEAL
BUYERS THANKED
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FEELS SO MUCH BETTERPHYSICALLY THAT HE IS GLAD
TO TESTIFY FOR TONIC C1N0T
W
Sloa
Liniment
The UNEXPECTED
is Goingjo Happen!
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