“CALLUS CORNS” LIFT RIGHT OFF Doesn’t hurt! Lift any corn or callus off with fingers bottle of ny he on bot Don't suffer! A tiny Freezone costs but a few cents ut a drug store, Apply a few drops on t corns, calluses and “hard skin™ tom of feet, then lift them off. When Freezone the calluses of removes corns from from the hottom beneath is left pink tender or Ces or feet, the and healthy Irritated skin and never sore, Heard This One—Lately? “Ladeez and gent'mer [ shall now : You that mournful little ditty en- ‘Mother's Hair Has Turned to Since Father Lost His Gold BY LEE H. SMITH, M. D. now n generally recog- the of more diseases heretofore Ww hen of order urie acid acid is as Cause was believed, > kidneys are out within the body In super- ceumulates disordered kidneys the po undanece. The it filter sons out of the to do, and go the poisons remain in around they find lodge, of w the blood and float a until form excess torr be hich can Ta Pie in the drug stores Tab els taken the acid deposited t or salt into ho pear. In prec Anuric Table course, after may ond N.Y te. the spl i Oa i ce, of Buffalo. made into nec the 3 + ref : re of Keep a bottle of Yager's Liniment in your stable for spavin, curb, splint or any enlargement, for shoulder slip orsweeny, wounds, galls, scratches, collar or shoe boils, sprains and any lameness, It absorbs swellings and en. largements, and’ dispels pain and stiffness very quickly, AGER'S INIME This liniment is the most economi- cal touseasa large bottle contains twice as much as the usual 50 cent bottle of liniment. Sold by all dealers, Price 36 cents. GILBERT BROS. & CO, BALTIMORE, MD, _ 16% More Wool t's what you'll got by sheari with a ne wtosts have proved it, Old met ods of oh leave t70 much wool on No. 9 Ball Bearing Sheari 3 to 3 head and pass ho spond otite= Price he an It . 4.00 and bab ance on aft aw rite for catalog, ay CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAFT COMPANY Dept. 8 172, $20 Street and Contest Awe, Chicage, 11, ble Wome FE 7! ana , one bays § SILLA F + Bosle af A » », Be 0 ow ts pany Trenton, fn sutitul Spring Sa your town, Brie ALL YOUR FURS, Muskrat hides 145 and 81.8) cach. Cash pent ur SHIP ME « Maul Welis, 58 Pounsgruve, XK. ay Luss receiv, fo ——— Vv | I | | | © — Sa © ———— | PENNSYLVANIA | STATE ITEMS Johnstown. The nine groups of the Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers association are holding meatinegs throughout the district. Prices of conl, embargoes, car supply and traps. a ————— RE | — rc . —— portation are discussed. awissn —Laogal residents have petitioned the court for the appoint- ment of a horough tax collector to sue H M nar, Ae cording to the audit of Mr. Gelllnger's hooks f if more than ceed Gell! rosigned there is an $1500 si! ] “ty 4 alleged SIOrtnge « fur ' in b's accounts { | | i i i The hill to he stnte Harrisburg, State senate ed finally a { 678,730 HEETS appropriate 313. highway depart and carrying ia road other improvements ment for construction and another $3,028.00 for salaries and ma f ird r of re ntenance the department A th irgan “nt, increases the sal SRikM) izes the departin | he to 10.000 from hers In commissioner and salaries of ot the department Harrvishur ir presented In the Ouse ing ition hills nuded 2033 ties for money and S6000 Tents in to tor W “Incl M. Ber an onlin. Bonds fRXes bonds Liberty paving City ireasurer accepts he oi 34 te WrRonntis re ayments wili have to sh misihile, tes i 1 yea i rot % La: doing » Mg Linealn ister and 1 husinoas hi long fa has heen ot fei Huven large flat to Lock fsevd ax a ferry In transporting vehi cles, tonms and Intividuals s¢ ross the river side is nearing completion pected to have the ferry from this city i ito the Lockport It is ex. in operation of IB Fargus, a Harrisburg lepresentative of Pittsburgh, plans to duce a bill to require every horough and tow nahip in #rect a binding which riverman Fin. intro. rity, veleran stein. will serve as A meeting place for veterans of the civil, Spanish-American and European wars, The buildings, according to the sponsor of the proposed bill, serve as a memorial in each munity to thelr warriors, on a porch here by the police. had Bond in his pocket Norristown, The Montgomery colin. ty commissioners have continued the founty fax rate at two milla Uniontown. Revenue agents round. ed up seven Uniontown youths charg. ed with ralding a distillery and steal. whisky, Freeland — John Nhigo, oor board, | 'Topton—The Lutheran Orplianw howe, of this £1000 Liberty Sam uel H had previously home #8 an endowmont In of his parents and he io he used for of an at the home received a from who LAW, id ns non boun b Reading, FMNy tn Fulmer, of g 3 ©°n the menory Interest orphan wife, the benefit The Minister al officers for follows: Pres dent, Awl) Revs 12 Iwo Ww, Arnold; representatives to Lounty, Revs, HM Cameron, Latrobe: Wiills, and WwW. A Yanderg secretary, Dr Bromer, Harr *hiladelp i Greensburg County association has ensuing Dr vice elected tha as p presidents, La : (orgs rT Lreecushurg ; (je wge | Fish Latrobe: R land Temperance WwW. Ww Loulstor E Irwin, rift ; ) $4 {sIvensh fn. S. urg Salus, of shurg intor rodace i hia, hiil gy $1, harhor [m- amon hus his in the legislature Iiphropriating Philndelnhia 1 praveinents, provided SO0000 for a similar Hy ‘ha ity ndustrial provided ‘Ghrinted aoc. for Harrisburg A cldents commission is Mr, Iutrody a bill which Ramsey, il in in re County the house EL Of seve De appoint- om sithiop reed ioe} arvey NS irean fines her 1019 + Adams raculty of Wt of 1 ment vork ig } g ! four tim as fire oN infnen za iD Was timated to 8¥ raases When a train in which thes Shuatterly, a well-known and Mm here vember an Atl cember ie it ou that from G00 Connellsy fils hit crash into a car werns cupants, I. F injured about wns removed were painfully was dragged feet. Mrs. Shutterly 0 Sunbury. John A. Zartman. of this the result of a peculiar aceident. He he was driving his automobile across a bridge over Shamokin creek, He asserts that it is the duty of the county to see that the bridge Is prop- Wilkes-Barre Charles Keisner was received a compound fracture of a New Holland. ~R. 8. Brubaker be. gan his fifty-elghth year as superin- Seven libels in divores the Payette county Uniontown were filed Lourts, Freeland. Finding that he can't live on $85 a month, Chief of Police Wil liam I Stoltz, of Freeland borough, has anvounced he will resign next week to open a poolroom, in STORY OF THE ARGONNE BATTLE Gen. Traub Denies Charge of Needless Loss of Life FACED A CRACK DIVISION Casualties Of The 385th Were 0500 Killed And Wounded In Six Of Fighting. 4,500 Days Washington. A dramatic recital if the nghting of the and Missouri Division in buttle Argonne, was given the House Committee by (Kansas suarag) the great of the Major-General Traub, the division com who himself was aassed in the course 1a Mring iluies Pater EB. mander, battle charges of the made back nearly iyYs and ting nighis High Over lt © Rundi wounded RED CROSS TO KNIT ACAIN, 1,000,000 Garmonts Needed Monthty For War Refugees. Washington Need for knitted and sewed garments at the rate of a million a month for desti- tute war refugees of Europe and the Near East caused the American Red Cross to rescind the order sent out last December to all chapters to “cease knitting.” Although the need for knitted garments for Amer. ean soldiers, sailors and marines has passed, Harvey D, Gibson, Red Cross commissioner to Europe, has sent word to headquarters that the new requirement was fully as pressing as the old. lA AA a BOMBARDED BY SBPARTACANS. Copenhagen. — Spartacan foreos are bombarding the towns of Rotter. rop in Westphalia with artillery, ac. cording to a message received here from Muenster, Assistance to the defenders of Rotterrop is being sent from Muenster, the messages sda ie PLOT T0 KILL WILSON CHARGED STOP LUMBAGO PA | RUB BACKACHE AWAY | Instant relief! Limber up! Rub Fourteen Allens Captured By | pain, soreness, stiffness right Secret Service Men out with“st. J; cob’s Liniment.” When your 5H i i i i i ALL OF THEM ANARCHISTS or jurbugo You stiffened simnall tz Jie pour a Nt. Obs BOre, ran it the i | 1511 Apparatus Taken In Raid On Home of And Chemist From Philadelphia. Fight into the pain o 4 yee ina Hy thine vou Ineo ss Machinist gmt Don’t stay York Vigilance on the part | penetrating and pn sort hs ng, pee Now the United of and : a i QUICK action ! i i police service men thwarted Wiiat $ ie aed ahd And lave Dean gpon ne OR In len weeks though SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS Th orn stands « When Raby | VES Bany Bow; Bw amech sod Bows : Foe Qireelions on Lhe 6 hie a CLASSIFY! Of Wil . Wilifu! Evasion Prosecuted, Cases ow — Washing are ton Draft dodgers classified by the 1 ment of Justice and the Provost now being part Mar. separate those who apparently violated the law cidentally from those who wore ful in their attempt to evade ¢ The former oases will be diem while the latter will be Without regard to the fact that tilities and “further draft cally eoased. RS ———— ac. will- srvive sed, prosecuted hos. have a food for X Lia fl body and DR. MARY WALKER DCAD. | brain Awarded Congressional M dal £ | ( - Work As Hi — Surgery. ” {(Crtains He Watertown, N. ¥.--Dr. Mary Walk. phate oP the er. aged 87 years, died at her home - drain) on Bunker Hill, near Oswego, after a ‘ il . J Nera foany ho gh A ds bs a, long illness. 84a Was a surgeon in the Civil War and was awarded a Congressional medal of honor. She gained considerable fams by boing the only woman allowed to appear in a
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