Richmond daily register., June 04, 1920, Image 6

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The Daily Regiter, Richmond, ; Madison County;-Kentucky, - Friclay; Afternoon, June "4 1 920
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This Tells Yon How to Get
Benefit of the Best Senna
Finest Grade of Egyptian Senna Leaves used in
compounding Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
PROMINENT importers and
wholesale dealers in crude
drugs and medicinal herbs
gathered from all parts of the
world do not hesitate to say that
the market for the better grades of
medicinal herbs, roots, oil3, etc.,
is practically confined to the lead- w
ing manufacturers of the so-called
package medicines, who buy only
the very best, and that the manu
facturers of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin are the largest users of the
best grade of Egyptian senna
leaves in the world.
The potency of a tea brewed
from senna leaves to relieve con
stipation has long been recognized,
not only by the medical profes
sion, but by the public generally;
in fact, senna has been known and
used in medicine for more than
five centuries. The 'cheaper
grades of senna, such as are usu
ally sold at retail, have, however,
a tendency to gripe and cramp
which makes their use unpopular
with most people.
In Dr. Cald well's Syrup Pepsin
the finest Egyptian senna is com
bined with pepsin and other valu
able agents, essential oils and pure
cane sugar syrup to make an ex
ceptionally valuable tonic-laxative
for the relief of constipation and
resulting disturbances of the
stomach and bowels. The com
plete formula is plainly printed in
English, French, and Spanish on
every package. Thousands who
formerly bought an inferior grade
of senna leaves now use Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin instead. It
is sold in drug stores everywhere.
, In spite cf thz fact that Dr. Call
well's Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the vjorld, there
being ever 6 million bottles sold each,
year, many who r.ced its benefits have
not yet used it. If you have not, send
your ame and address for a free trial
botde to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 511
Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
MUSIC RECITAL
PROVES RARE TREAT
Talent pf Extraordinary Quality
Apparent Ajt Annual High
School Event
Prof. G. D. Smith of Eastern Nor
mal has returned from Conway where;
he has been ripocting his strawberry
crop. He reports the berries are gc-i-
tinir riue and Iho errly pickini; 0
good quality. He anticipates an c;
tensive crop.
Dr. A. T. McCormick. secretary of
the Suite Poard of Health, says greasy
f:od:; make vifc-bciitins: and v.ife-
ldi'm? men. lie urges better cook
Brew-ins Lamb r.old two lots in Rich
end to John Fife, for $500.
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White Gridiron Trfesd Tires ere tcclied by their manufacturer's confi
dence. Kokomo Long Life Tires are built by the pioneer tire builders
of America. They stand up and hug the road, town or country, all
seasons of the year.
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The further exploitation of
Richmond musical talent marking
another fascinating period of
Commencement week exercises
of the Madison. High School, was
recorded Thursday night at the
school chapel, when, under the
personal direction of Miss Alice
Metcalf, director, the annual re
cital of the music department was
lven.
The program was extensive and
consisted of numbers bringing
forth a variation of talent, which
was manifest from the start, in a
quality that bespeaks well not
only for the prticipant, but the
director. There was a quality so
uncommon in the average high
school that many wondered at the
degree of efficiency reached, and
others for the first time realized
the importance of this feature of
school work and were awakened
to its influence and pleasing quali
ty for the first time. .
The weather prevented the at
tendance being such as to more
than tax the capacity of the chap
el. The music, both instrumenta
and vocal, well merited the favor
able comment elicited. It seem
ed that a bevy of stars had been
summoned from the musica
world and nerformed for the
pleasure of those present.
rone were mediocre. All were
far above that. From the first
the program was a musical treat
by real musicians and they were
annreciated as never before
Credit is due all, collectively and
individually, and they should feel
highly gratified at having been
called upon and being so capable
in maintaining the high standard
of the Madison High School. The
chorus was extraordinary.
The program was as follows :
Piano Hungarian Dance Mr. Coljeman
Covinjrton.
Quartet kullaby Misses James. Kel-
lofrfr. Metcalf. and Mrs. Thomas
McCown.
Voice Spirit Flower Miss Mary Skel
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Piano A la Bien Aimee Miss Mary
Emily Chenault.
Voice (a) Star; (b) Phillis Miss Ze-
velda Baxter.
Piano Miss Marian Giunchierliani.
Quartette SwinMT Low Sweet fTiariot.
Misses Baxter, Allman, Telford
and Gentry. ........
Voice (a) Poppies: (b) Bain Miss
Carrie Allman.
Voice Even the Bravest Hearts Mr.
Samuel Peatherae.
Piano Prelude Miss Alice Clark Kel
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Voice (a) T)o Not Oo My I.ove: (b)
Will . O' the Wisp Miss Tevis
1. James.
Pilot Barcarolle Miss Baxter and Mr.
Deatherase.
Chorus Sons? of the Vikinps.
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THE NEW DIXIE AUTO 00,
T. F. Fcley, Manager
Econony and comfort
Beauty and endurance
Service and Pleasure
Power and simplicity
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SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE DEXTER
cleanse the clothes to a snowv white.
unnecessary steps wnicn must be taken when the
In thisUimc and labor, saving, machine, ,- the . clothes ' :-are routed'straight through from the hamper to the line in one,
two, three-order. - J here is no an instant s delay on the way. no muss or fuss, and very little work for the operator.
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uexicr uuuitie j ui) win tuiii oul u large iamny wasning in a :very snort time
without boiling or hand 'rubbing and is so designed that it saves all the unnecessa
ordinary ; power washer is used.
The Dexter improved swinging wringer operates in any desired position, carrying the clothes forward from one op
eration to another. . The folding steel bench -at the side ac- commodates extra rinse tub and clothes basket, bringing all
the necessary tools for each washing operation to the right 'place, at just the right time.
IT CUTS WASHING TIME IN TWO
The' clothes get their first washing, in the warm suds of tub No. 1, are then-wrung directly into the hot suds of tub No.
2, from there they are wrung into the rinse tub on the folding shelf, next. into the blueing water, and finally into the clothes
basket, and all the time there is another lot of clothes follow- ing.in"the tub just behind.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES JUNE 7th and JUNE 8th
DOUGLAS AND SIMMONS
Second Street
Everything To Be Found In An Up-To-Date Hardware Store
Phone 20
Richmond, Ky
,, The P.:Yand'farn-i of 540
acreis, four miles ; frprfy ;: DanviUo. on
the Shakertow-n ; pike, was ; bought at
public sale by the Fidelity -Realty
Company, of j LpKiny tofy econ t! .v m
corp'orated Vvijh.OQO, , The ' price
paid for the farm was $250 ah acre. :
Yeggmeri vrib robbed the .Farmers'
Deposit- Bank at Berry, Harrison
county, .. March 2oth, made . a second
vi.-.;it to , retftm nontransferable notes
and securities worth .$100,000.
With a' school attendance record be
lieved; unequaled "in Kentucky, Julian
Sneed Yager graduated from the high
schooLat Lagrange) He wa never ab
sent from school or tardy a day dur
ing the 11 years since he started.
- There is every indication of an im
mense vheatciop in this and sur
rounding territory according to. the al
most, unanjmo.us opinion "of-ferrners..
They state that despite early predic
tions there will be a good crop.; f
j't. ,
These are only a few of
the excellent qualities embodi
ed in the make-up of the new
light sedan now on exhibition
on our floor. We invite the
v public to come and see what
we are offering in this excel
lent machine with all the finish
that can be desired.
Price with White Iron Wheels only $1,425.00
New Dixie Auto Go.
East Main Richmond, Ky.
At Caldwell Tonight .
In the Caldwell auditorium to
w-ill occur the annual play
bv the members of the graded
schools of the city and this prom
ises to add another chapter to the
auspicious and enjoyable week's
program. The members of the
cast in "Waking the Flowers,"
have rehearsed their, parts tire
lessly and everything points to a
splendid presentation of this clev
er work which admits of the pu
pils exhibiting their entertaining
powers.
This is but one of the features
cf the evening, there being a can
tata by the grammar grades rep
resenting the leading nations of
the world, besides special musical
features. One of these will be a
special number rendered by pupils
of Miss White's room. ,
- 'Sunday evening, at. the First
Christian church, the baccalau-
rete sermon will be delivered by"i
Dr. J. V. Logan,, a former resi
dent of this city and frequent vis
itor, who takes great pride in vis
iting his "home city," as he terms
Richmond. Ihis event gives
promise of being both interesting
and instructive, owing to the pop
ularity and eloquence of the
speaker.
Class night on Monday night,
with Commencement night Wed
nesday night, will mark the close.
of the festivities and the passing
from the school of about ten stu
dents, who by their studiousness
and general deportment, lay claim
to the honors of being graduated
from the city school.
Gillette Non-Skid Fabric
Tires give the service you want
demand and need. They won't skid
when new, when old or anywhere along their
long life of service. They catch hold and hang
on without hindering free, forward action of machine.
They do away with skids andslides-and save fuel wasted by
slips,suctipn and hard-to-keep-the-road driving. GilletteNon-Skids
Worft Waste Away
BUFFALO
Quite a hail storm swept through
this section recently which, was fol
lowed by a good rain and all the
fanners were glad to see it.
Mrs. G. .W. Stokley and Alma. Cox
was intqwij. shopping Wednesday.
Mr. Budford Litterall, pf Versailles
spent the week-end with his wife who
is at the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
Wm. Cole who has been very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Hale and lit
tle daughter, Beulah, visited his par-j
ents,; Mr. and Mrs. Cojqnel Hale bun
day. ; i
. Mrs. Wm. Cole is slowly improving
after being very ill for some time.
Miss Maude and Viola Webb visited
Effie and Maude Hale Sunday after
noon. :,- - "
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No extravagance: Every ounce of fabric and rub
ber produce mileage non-skid mileage safe mileage and at
a big important saving in both repair and renewal costs. :
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sales office. One Gillette on your machine will sell you a set
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