The Covington news. (Covington, Ga.) 1908-current, March 04, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text7TTT T* ANNOUNCEMENT Drs. Schrimer & Bridges 406-41 ) Silvey Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. Will be at the Flowers Hotel Cov iugton'Ga. on March t:i 1920 from « A. M. to 3:30 P. M. Those’suffering from any Spec ial, Chrouic»or LingeringjjDiseases can consult l)r. Bricges at this time. Dr. Bridge* is a graduate Physician and one of the South’s foremost Spe¬ cialist having devoted years to the treatment of chronic diseases of all kinds by the latest methods, of the leaders of the profession ARE'YOr WEAK, NERVOfs AND DES¬ PONDENT? DO YOU WANT TO STRONG AND VIGOROUS? DO YOU SUFFER FROM ANY Of' rHE FOLLOWING DISEASES? Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchial Troubles Rheumatism, Neuritis, Neuralgia* Neurasthenia, Epilepsy, Chorea. (St Vitus Dance,) any form of Heart, Stomach, Bowel. Kidney or Trouble, Gall Stones, Varicose Veins. etc. Piles cured without an operation jf yospare troubled with any of tin* above or have any other troubles con unit Dr. f Bridges and you will prised at the results. Flowers Hotel March J3, J92o 21 SfAIES DEFEND gjjff nriii flmHrSilllfili g Bjr&tir* p Tr" Mill niilLitUifltii 4 S I ■ GEORGIA ASKS DISMISSAL OF THE ANTI-PROHI SUIT BROUGHT BY RHODE ISLAND DANGER FORETOW IN GRIEF Rhode Island Says Prohibition is In¬ vasion Of The States And Of The Rights Of The People - Washington. Twenty-one states joined with the federal government in asking the Supreme court to dismiss Uie original suit brought by Rhode Island to test the validity of the pro hibition amendment to the Constitu¬ tion. Subscribing to a brief which was filed by Charles E. Hughes with (he court’s permission and which asked dismissal of the Rhode island 'case on the grounds that justiciable questions were involved were the states of Del¬ aware, North Carolina, Kentucky, Lou¬ isiana. Indiana. Alabama, Maines, Ar¬ kansas, Michigan, Florida. Oregon, Kansas, Michigan, Florida, Oivgoir, Kansas, West Virginia. Nevada. Ne¬ braska. Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah and Arizona. Dismissal of the suit, which the gov¬ ernment has moved, was opposed in another brief presented by Attorney Herbert A. Rice of Rhode Island, who asserted that the government’s view that the amendment is “unassailable,’' could “only lead to anarchy and op¬ pression." Another development in the pro¬ ceedings was indefinite postponement, by permission of the court, of argu ments which were to have been heard soon, in order to permit appeals from Kentucky and Masachusetts. involv¬ ing llie amendment’s validity, to he heard at the same time. Assistant At¬ torney General Frierson indicated that the-arguments might he heard March fifteenth. The brief, which was iiied by At torney General Herbert A. lUci of Rhode Island, asserts that the govern ment's view that the amend in- nt is “unassailable” can “lead to anarchy and oppression. ” It. ’ contends that It is the duty of tli«' court to keep con¬ gress in its amendments to the Con¬ stitution “within tin scope and juris¬ diction of federal authority" and to “maintain that line of division be¬ tween-the federal and state powers” which has “for so many years insur¬ ed the harmonious operation of our dual system of government ordained and established as ‘perpetual. 1 ” Carranza Gmcking Mexic i .v-sil-ntlon Washington.— Orders issued L, Mexican government that Americans who testify before congre I ml c mittees investigating the Mexican sit uution shall not enter Mexico lir,, e prevented business men in town-- on the inteinational border from , ring verbal information. This news comes trmo Senator Fall, chairman of the subcommittee now holding hearing an the border. Death Has Called Charles Garvice London.—Death has called Charles Qurvice, one of the Engiisli novelists whose books are read by the English speaking world. Burleson Wins Suit About Postal Cars Washington.—Decrees of the court t»f claims in effect holding that the postmaster general has the right to determine the character of railway . ... maU Sei " THE COVINGTON, NKWfi, COVINGTON, GEORGIA, TttLi.au.il. MARCH 4 WW, MANY GEORGIA PEOPLE NOW PRAISE Superintendent John | *ungerford late* Remarkable Experience, Says Puratone Was Worth More to Him Than All Money In Geor¬ gia- accomplished No medicine has ever such startling and magic-like results in GeorgGia. as has l’uratnne during the past two weeks. It is being endorsed daily by meat and women of bight standing In the community, who < veracity one can 1101 ,l0Ubr - Ti " n<n "* given in I each case have caused these eitiz ■ : t41 establish a new precedent, and to 1 come forward without hesitation an* 1 give their names *>t ptmli, ati.m. ! knowing in so doing that '' " ,!1 j a benefit to their fellow eiti/etis. Mr. .T. E. Ilungerford, suetintend i eript of the service deartment of the Frigiinire Oorp.. iiui1 residing ■ *< r>7 East North avenue, Atlanta, made the follow j tig ►tiiifentj a* ’ \j,-. Pomeroy ■•For nine years ie> stolne h h-o j t , giving me trouM • 1 had to j very careful what I ate—in ‘ '■!. or I v long tint l was on a diet of soup. ,ed on mv stomach so bad if as ,ighl as a drum, and I would Idoat and have awful spoils until f could hardly get my i„. ( .atli I ......J....... felt all stuffed up. and draggv lazy and tired all the about me. ’>*• h '- i M,nr ui<11 111111 a ’restless nivnt sulferlng. My head - Slt p. u i it IPU like it would pop : «jde open, nad if seemed like flier imo |,, m d- lied about my hold Then to moke matters worse, the rheumatism set in, and nearly every j amscle in my body was ns sire as a ; iH . 0 ],| hardly drag myself across the j room and get dressed. Nobody hard! wilt : ! 0 ji_ al)(] j, ( „i e ht 1 eouid turn ; 0 vnr in fieri. When n:«•ruing - ame 1 I ever know the agony 1 went through, j , WHS simply all in, down and out. 1 all kinds of medicines nad -I took w .,s treated by hectors in three dif s t a for my troubles, and - i m ndreds of dollars, hut noth / dU1 1UP any good, and 1 had just „ ( , p all hope, when I read in hte paper about, Pomeroy's theor ' rs i,n d 1 ‘urnD'U.e. Then I thought there nm-t be something to it, so 1 decided to give Puratone trial. I got a bottle, began taking it and it s.-emed to take hold right at once, it acted more like magic than medi¬ cine. It seemed to soothe my storn nch from the very beginning and I started to improve, and it is wonder derful how fast I have been getting my health beck. T tell you. I feel like a brand new man, and am as stong ns an ox. I sleep like a log every night and gpt <ip mornings feeling fine and dandy and ready for si bjg days work. Gas has forming on my stomach, and I haven’t a rheumatic pain about me. In fact I am as well as any man in Georgia. I have the biggest appe¬ tite yon ever saw, and can oat any : thing 1 want. Yesterday for dinner I ato blnckeyed peas, and they agreed with me perfectly. Before I took I'u|atone such a meal would have nearly killed me. “Puratone at tod fi fe*n ! from any I ' thru - im'dicine I ever look. It began : <" help me from the very first dose. I jsit’l atst.v to take either, ilke most ■ r ,1 - i !i: *.. and it’s the only (lth ,, r me dieines, and it’s the only medicine I’ve ever seen that does just what they say it will do. If I had time 1 would like to go from house to house and tell everybody in At lanta what this Puratone will do. Mr. Pomeroy, on eommcntingr on the above statement said: “A remarkable statement to he sure, hut nothing at all unusual. Be Tore I leave Georgia hundreds of your very best citizens will call here at this drug store and grasp -me by the hand andin heartfelt gratitude tell ht ‘‘ <u ™'\ ,U,n , • " ,ha ^ P " ratone " v 0,,,< 1 101,1 to Tl s The SMlno o1d s1or - v everywhere I go. ”T am convinceo ,5/st all the dis agreahle symptoms from which Mr. Ilungerford suffered was 11; dire'et result rom an acid stomach, and if 1 were asked to put forth a health naming' that would be of great¬ est iK>ssible benefit to mankind, T would say ‘Beware of an acid stom¬ ach.’ For acid stomach is the cause of fermentation which, though bad ' iiough itself, is the forerunner >f a multitude of other Ills that sap the energy and vitality of its victims. ! say with conviction that 00 per cent of all sickness starts though the con centrated effects of an acid stomach. “Nature provides hydrochloric ac¬ id as one of the digestive fluids, but an ,v xcoss of hydrochloric acid in the r'T; h SetSUp,er -^tion,and ad vances the . ejetlons of th food from , t j M % w W: -m. I. w. ^ HTTNGERFORD ' aUPT- JN O. . the stoma. eli which forces the acid dl through the body, in consequence, * poisons (toxins) are produced .Mii-4 are absorbed into the blood r »P auto-intoxication, mental | pre.-sioii, rheumatism, nervousness- other J i ss. sleeplessness and many , Ills o> which these are the warning , j ymptoms. "Every vital becomes offer- J ! organ 11,1 h, " :lt ’ bl<ln<1 '^ ln< ’• lllt,,s Arms, bmod, nerves, and even the L..-in,.„ because the stomach is the general organ of the body. Even, the teeth become effected and the { gums develop pyorrhea, <-inal "Puratone properties contains which readily certain combat. modi- j | this acid condition. 1 in have spent j practically a lifetime exhaustive j and scientific) reseach j.vork among: he pUmt life or the South Sea Isl- | j aiids and other remote lections of the world in perfeting my Puratone. j That I have been successful in ere- | a ting the proper medicine is prov- . * n t.y Mr. Hungerford s Btatemnt." , Puratone is sold in Covington by ........... T. Smith Drug Company, in: Mansfield by City Pharmacy, in Ox, ! ford by W. ( . Williams and Compa j | ny in Newliorn l>y Newborn Drug i Company. it ther is no Puratone j healer in your town, Pomeroy and j j Company will fill your orders at $t.04 per bottle postpaid, Pepto-Mangan , . Ti^! 1 ‘W^rTYl Cll 111 * ¥? * , Friends ; ' Successful Tunic That Builds the .Blood and Puts Color Into flic Checks ! Cdnl Hand-Shakes” Remedial Public Warned of Imitations— j Real Pepto-Mangan Always Bears Name “Glide’s” A cold hand does not mean a warm 1 heart, the old saying to the contrary ! notw ithstamling. People whose hands are always i i have insufficient warmth all over the ■ body because their Mood is thin. | How can one express any warmth of feeling when greeting a friend by the j | : clasp of a cold hand? And lio very ! I ! pleasant is the warm hand—it is so | j I eloquent of good feeling. It certainly j dot's indicate good health. ' To live life to it’s fullest, we need to he first-class human beings, nad that { means we should he sound in body and j n’bid. The vlood is the life luid an? • "'lieu it is not right we cannot he well 1 and happy, because we must devote a I part of our time to worrying about our * ills and aches. Every reader of this i inildi -aHon is aware of these facts, bn i pro! Mangan 11 My they not a]l know get help that in Pepfo- j ! can to better health. It is put up ni both liquid and ! tablet form. Buy whichever you prefer of your h-iggisf. Be sure to ask for“GudeV PcpDi-Mamran. If the name “Glide’s” j i* n-'i-oyi the package if is not Pepto- j M >ng: n Get what you ask for. Advertisement YARDS SODDED Will £ud S>ard- with Bermuda j G*.•).-.«. ITow<»r Reds fixed and Yords Ib'inodellel according to orders. SIDNEY MAPP, MADISON. GEORGIA. ' ■ ’t 4 ' for “Hub” Gaither for Sher Walt Childs will he his Deputy. - r»M Uliilds will appreciate v " ; *r support —Ad. . FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL. To the Voters of Newton County and the Stone Mountain Circuit: Having practiced law tor more thun 22 years in DeKalb and adjoining comities, 1 announce for the office of Solicitor-General of the Stone Moun¬ tain Circuit, subject to the Democrat¬ ic primary. My platform shall be. a just enforce-{ nient of all the laws, 1 shall not favor 1 friends or punish enemies, lnit if elect- j ed, 1 promise a faithful and impartial! administration of the affairs of the of- j fice. 1 am, Yours very respectfully, A. M. BRAND, y * : f? 7c:’.3 CM ! tiding -Husband >v. \ a. . *. Cl .-rdmi (’um XV, V i reiki ;■ of ir-. Hn ,r !i rumming ,,;yiv nominate:] mwgeqn general the PniM *: :• :aH lniMic health set* v; - forme ■ i ; : : V* f 1 . * T:' O:’ j Do most' ni' iy i::i*.'.vu attnr.it'ys^i" V •rginia. d:< .;( at Hampton of wound:- 1 vc.’ wlm'i he was alio 1 down ,ir f ■ - c" the pvineio; i :: xtr, in t li 1 ' ?,'*( •t! : that place. Mrs . b ' "tit' Jeatr r Bumminy. his divorce; V ie. ic c!’. irgc-d wi a the shooting ]\ rs, Ciuivvi ; Mini.* to th, po r c. fired f: vc s'no'r-. 4 j ; \>----' Jk , IPf § : / ! \/u U v ' -risk^ ■ u v ■ **£ ./ WKi! | -f ■ :/,!&' 1 ■j,...... ...... if U:f» lilt j | I ( VBa’? T’Atr 'DAT o' O-AOUMP FOrl A'.AA ) Mull-- 9 ;f Ifiiiiii i $300 in Cash Well, here I am again, folks—your okl friend, Maud Purina. You know me, with the kettle on my tail and the lightning in my heels. Here i •• a way for you to make some money and have a Barrel of Pun. Study what is happening here and tell the story in your own words. Lots of things COULD happen, and all you need is a little “mule sense” to figure it out. You don’t have to be a story writer—it’s the thought h hind the story that counts. Use pencil or pen, postal or anything, and don’t be afraid to try because I am going to pay cash for ideas, as follows: $100.00 for the best one $25.00 for the nost best $15.00 for the third best Anyone may try who is interested in horses and mule. who either owns them, feeds them or know ; sonic * .ie else who deer,. You don’t have to buy any¬ thing- ar. i you only need to do three things. Malrc it short—not over 100 words—even a picture might win. Mention Purina O-Molene, my favorite feed. Tell the name of a dealer who keeps O-Molene. Remember that Purina O-Molene is a. real discovery it the feed: .z of hot * a air! miT: ?. I*: Isn’t a medicine, hut only ; wonderful vay i ' ; ring the good, whole¬ some grains, so that th.-y , r: v * rnn i vv corn or oats. ,lt keeps stock healthier m.l c.n s h* to feed. SENT; IT 70 MA UD PURINA Turina Mills.St. Louis. Mo. m r 5 '■>? U Cannon Supply Company Phone 269 Covington Ga. Rough Roads for Wheels Are Smooth Roads for Passengers TITJATCH Overland 4 on buoyant road action of a large, Vi/ rough cobbles or un¬ heavy car with the economy paved roads. 1 he wheels fol¬ in upkeep, fuel and tires, and low curface in: iralities, but convenience of handling of a the new Triplex E. hr.^s rive scientifically dc signed light car. car and passene; rs remarkable Auto-Life starting and light¬ riding steadiner . ing, door-opening curtains They give 13 -in h Spring- and dash light give but a hint base to a car o: 100-inch of the completeness and qual¬ wheelbase. ity which characterise every¬ This makes for the gently thing about Overland 4. ]m llh e. L 0. ® Jgf K *; o r a • U j '' V a . a V •a-:-: - ■ P mytz D HEARD, WHITE & CO. Agents COVINGTON. GA. j •• CM von in Northern Korea' j. n. a. rdicrn Korea has been e . r 1 ‘ . the .inpanose, it is claim¬ ed i * a wir- • • di pa* eh from :\los Cow. t;:m(i:.g an Omsk message. The popidution m:v to aid Korean force; !':■ i i'S.i • * * * r r i ry, it is declared Tlic Omsk nn■ - mge as given in the ]•• : .pi ik wireless, says that on Fid,, r miry f> baud* of Koreans raised in Chines*.' territory crossed the frontiei and attacked the Japanese. Masses ol the population are joining ihe insurg¬ ents. it fe added, the Japane retreat ing and evacuating northon fovea. $10.00 for the fourth best $5.00 each for the next 20 $1.00 each for the next 50 JTITRRY IIP because the contest closes soon. Your story must be mailed by March 10, 1920, and the awards will be made about March 25tli. Everyone who tries will yet a dandy little book soon after, containing the judg -s’ report and some of the best and funniest answers. You can have a lot of fun over it some even¬ ing with your friends. The judges will be: Wrn. IT. Danforth, Pres. Ralston Purina Co. St. Louis. H. S. Gardner, Pres. Gardner Adv. Co., St. Louis. L. F. Smith, American Educational Society, St. Louis. Don’t wait, but send your idea in at once to reacli tlm judges in time.