The North Adams Transcript from North Adams, Massachusetts • Page 3

IOME FOLKS SAY WE ARE MAKING JOKE OF RELU Tit AdvertUing being doce for Cigarettes in England has criticize'! Ihr, sjruumu Baking a Joke of Helu." But the of Kcl'j do not beliere that Relu i hli Quaint per- and cheery comment on cur- (j doing anything pUasanl attention to Relu 'Cigarettes, and adding fun lo the fa THE NORTH ADAMS EVENING TRANSCRIPT FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14.1919. Corporal Gallons Death Is Officially Reported Native of This City Died in German Hos-' pital After Being Wounded and Taken Prisoner. I PAGE THREP. o-ij who follow his '4tfly life ill lUlu baa a serious partlcuUr- to owners of the brand, Tobacco of nichmoail, i a i a of tbe Larus ft iiro.

It la a cigarttl" tha ihe casualty list released for i from the off.ce of the war depart-1 ment at Washington. D. Is narce of Corporal David Gallon of thU 'Jty. Corporal Gallon's n-uce Is found under the "dic-d. previously reported missing In action." Tbe noUw that he iiog was noted In the Tran- Uecember 27 a weeks WOl'NDED IK ACTION.

Previously Keported Missing. Private William K. Kenealy, Dcr- cbwur, Mace TO DUTY. Prrrkxisly Reported Sergeant Israel Abranihorf, Maiden. quietly ainong amok- Ialtr ha doath was received In all parts of Hie and i Gallon was one Of lie com- 1 Sergeant Sainuel to be popular.

a con- y'-' automatic riflecien, a metn- was given to the question i be! Coupany 1 of the lOSti. In- 0f how to bring It to the attention of (an 'ry, and the first from and the makers decided sot to stream from house-tops Out Relu was tot best, the only on the a a matter of fact. Rclu Is one of Bjtnjr good cigarettes made. The Object of Itelu advertising Is to al- trwt the attention of 'smokers to the orznd, so that will try it to their tMte. A a i will Iik6 and stick to It.

because Ida brand has real merit; It is grjod to- baeto, i blended. In the meanwhile, ihe helps to life lighter and brighter, BO much the better. It you have not followed him In the newspaper, we hope Wu will look for hlrn now, and see you do Tiot i him a queer of bird life, and a merry lellow. Then try the cigarettes ho so 3t Jently advocates. to meet hla death in the country of the enemy.

But one other casually from a neighboring community is reported In the list and tnr.t is Private Francis Gulllane-lli of 45 Saratoga avenue of MKbantcvllle, Y. following the ilassachusetu casualties: KILLED IN ACTION. Bugler Clifford K. Jieeklns, West Newton, Mruw. Private Harold V.

Patriq.uinn, South Atlloboro, Mass. DIED OF WOUNDS. Corporal Clifford Cormier, New Bedford, Mase. Private Anthony Dzlerocz, Everett, Mass. WOUNDED SEVERELY Sergeant Willism H.

Marshall, Ererett, Sergeant Fred Munroe, Haverhlll Jtam. J. Sirala, Three Rivers. Mass. ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED.

Sergeaat Frank Kartz, Indian Orchard, Mass. Private Beracaki, Boston, Mow. HAD NERVOUS INDIGESTION Relu cigarettes were originated Corporal Paul G. Hoaslvet, Quincv. three years ago, and i the aid Miss.

of spectacular advertising effort. Private James J. Casbmin, Swamp- In This Springfield Woman Found Speedy Relief When She Used the Tonic Treatment doubled In volume of sales each year. No louii 1 your dealer has Bad them on his shelf, but has not trontjled Jo ioi.v. thi-jii out to yim The Rclu Bird Is endeavoring now to have you ask for them.

The Heed Tobacco Co, will make rou this open guarantee, to back up the Relu Bird: If you buy a packago Of Relu CUar.3-.tes. iiot enllrely satisfied with your purchase, your money will be Immediately re- fanded If you will communicate with lh Reed Tobacco manufacturers Ecott, Mass. Private James S. Jlaas. of Relu Cigarettes, Richmond, Mass.

I When the food is taken Into the stom- Pnvate John Caristafore, Revere, ach and ferments causing acute s- Mass, Private James E. Connolly, Dor- choster, Private Zapaswick, Maynard. Mass. Private Joseph C. Bacigalupo, Ath- cl.

Mass. Private William C. Chippendale, Fall River. Mass. Private James Foley, Cambridge, adT.

A GREAT STOCK REDUCING SALE That You Should Not Mias MEN'S FURNISHINGS and Private James L. Leonard ornery-Ill Maes. MISSING IN ACTION. Previously Reported Missing. Corpora! Michael McGratl), -Maiden, Maes.

KILLED IN ACTION. Reported Missing John P. Duggan, Wake- Mass. Private Carl Coomhs, Reading Mass. DIED FROM WOUNDS.

Previously Reported Corporal Davrd Gallon, North Adams, Mass. COURT REVERSES THE DECISION OF REFEREE to Trusted in Bankruptcj- Ordered Turn Over Insurance Policy to Wife and Children of Insured A decision has been rendered in the United States court of appeals to the effect that a life insurance policy held by Arthur E. Simmons Lanesboro should not be considered as a part of the assets in the hank- rupl estate of Simmons Oriffen, While. EXTRA SPECIAL MEN'S HEAVY RIBBED UNION SUITS, the $2.25 and $2.50 kind, all sizes, Now 1.69 MEN'S HEAVY WOOL SWEATERS and MACKINAWS, AT ONE THIRD and ONE-QUARTER OFF. of Kefeice E.

K. McPeck in (the bankruptcy court in Pittafleld i and Judge Johnson In the United States district court at Boston. The court finds that when an en; dowment policy is made payable to the wife or children as beneficiaries and the Insured reserves no right to change the beneficiary the trustee in bankruptcy has no interest in the policy but such policy is exempt and will be preserved for the benefit of the insured and his family. i There had been decisions by the United States courts to the effect that although a wife or children wore named as beneficiaries nevertheless an endowment policy should be considered as part of a bankrupt estate. Attorneys Warner Baker of Pittsfleld were for Mr.

Simmons and Attorney W'alter J. Donovan of Adams, trustee in Ihe bankruptcy af- fairs, appeared for himself. The policy in question is for $1000. Bett in Tomorrow and what other Specials we have on our Bargain Counten. When longue is Coated Drink Celery King THE HUB Haberdashers 39 MAIN ST.

Take it your3elf and give it to the children for It's a purely vegetable 1 TO OTHER COMPLAINTS 1 laxallve tea 'hat acts promptly on I i I I the bowel? and never causes the I least distress. i It pats you right over night and Testimony in the separate support when you catch coin and become proceedings brought by Luella C. feverish you mustn't fall to drink a Duggan of Adams against her hus- cupful hot before going to bed. band, George K. Doggan.

,1 mail car- YS headache, bllliousness, Tier at the Adams postoffice. was re- dizziness, disordered stomach and sumed yesterday afternoon in pro- sluggish liver there is nothing that bite court at PIttsfield. will do the work so well. Every Mrs. Duggaji, who during the morn- druggist has it.

A generous package ing accused her husband Of cruel costs onl a treatment, alleged infidelity during the afternoon session. "How do you know your husband I I kept company with otfccr I asked Attorney Henry L. Hairing- Commonwealth of Massachusetts i ton. counsel for Mr. Duggan --State House, B'oston.

Fob. 12, 1919 I "He told me so." replied Mrs. D-jg- The Committee on Public Lighting gan. N'o further questions along that I BtTC a hearing to parties line were asked by Attorney Har- ested in House No. 350, recommen- Commonwealth of Massnc.iu.i««t datlons of the Board of Gas and --Slate House, Boston, Feb 11.1919 I earns $1300 a yejr at his t'ectnc Light Commissioners; H.

rhe Committee on Railroads will' 8 a employtient besides making I 351 relative to the managers of rlTe a hearing to parties interested money In handling ferns municipal lighting: H. 352. relative House No 9S7, for the electrffica- "lch h-s takes charge of in hi eel- disposition of bond? of gas ion oi the railroads operated In or i i Attorney Harrington lo Metric and water companies 353 ibout the city ot Boston--at room Mri Duggan objected lo the to provision for depreciation ISO, Stato House, on Thursday, PC- i fer business beicg carrie-i on In the ff and water companies; sniary 20, at 11 a. m. Vic-! a bu! on Ihe other h-jind.

154 relative to street lighting F. Jewett, Chairman, William I. "''alnul fhe encouraged him to do the a cts; H. 355. relative to the ei- Sehell, Clerk of tie Commif.to work in the cellar.

i tensions of the charters of gas and Judge T. Slccutn continued the 'ectric companies; H. 356, relative ras-j generally. I contracts between gas and I electric copanies; H. 357 i 'o check the depletion of the rc- Qulninc That Docs Xot Head sources of Eas.

electric and water companies, and H. 35S, relative to Because of its tonic and lasative annual report of the Board of Cho Cornmonvvcalth of Massachusetts Office of the Secretary', Boston, Jan. 27, 1919 Notice is hereby given of the of the license of the i mills ot North Adams as a lublic warehouseuiarc within and for 1 city of North Adams, hy reason wuhout causing House. oa Wednesday February" 19" rf hi. reilgnatlon ot Ing in the head.

There Is only one at 10.30 o'clock ALBERT P. "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S Chairman. William Planner Secretary oi Commonwealth ilgnature on the COT.

30c--A4v. I the Committee. lalmer There are more ways than one of wasting food. Sufferers from stomach trouble, such as dyspepsia and nor vous Indigestion, are food wasters as mucli as the housewife who throws Cassldy, Ipswlcji, away half-conauiaed portions of food. tress, that food Is worse than wasted and It were better for the comfort of the victim If it hadn't been eaten.

The blood muat be healthy if the processes ot digestion are to take place naturally. Goo3 carries the nourishment from the food to all parts ot the body building up nerve Md muscle. It the is thin and weak the nerves are starved and revolt When the nerves ot stomach rebel the digestive processes are up- I set, gas forms, sleeplessness and weak- I ness aro a direct consequence and severe headaches occur fre- fluently. The value of buildlug up the Wood in cases ot nervous indigestion is illustrated in the case of Mrs. S.

Lewis of 160 College street, SpriugfieM, Mass. She pays: "I had nervous indigestion for about four years. I' first noticed that 1 was i losing flesh and felt miserable much ot the time. I had severe nervous spells. I suffered from pain after eating, especially in my left side.

I saw Dr. Williams' Pink Pills recommended in. the papers and gave them a trial. noticed improvement while 1 was taking tbe first box and took four boiea altogether. I can truthfully say that the pills have certainly helped my stomach and that I feel better than I have in a long time and shall use Dr.

Williams' Pink Pills whenever I need a tonic." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are an ideal tonic for nervous people because they are non-alcoholic and nervous pa- tients should avoid alcoholic stimu- lants. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a blood builder and nerve tonic. The rich, red blood ttiat they rriake not only camel color to the cheeks and lips andg.ves vigor to the but it revitalizes the exhausted nerves and quiets the pains ot neuralgia and sciatica.

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain no cpl- ates nor harmful drugs; they restore health and strength but do not give temporary stinmlation. Two useful books, "Diseases of the Xervous System" and "What to Kat and How to Eat" will be sent free by the Dr. Williams Medicine Schen- ectadv. X.

Y. Your own druKKist sells Dr. Williams' Pink Pills or you can order them direct by mail, postpaid, at 50 cents per boi six boies for --adv. I PERM TOILET ARTICLED SATURDAY Will be the Opening Showing of New String Garments at THE BOSTON STORE We are fully prepared to furnish your every leant in New SpringMerehandUe.NewSpring New Coats, Skirts, Waists, Bloutet and Dreuet. Make a visit to our Newly Re-Arranged and Renovated Suit Dept.

Plenty of room--meet your friends here; inspect our different lines at your own leisure, and not feel under any obligation to buy. A welcome and courteous treatment will be accorded you by our salespeople who are always alert to the wants and comfort of our customers. Skirts Beautiful Skirts this season, iWool Plaids in many colors; plain Worsteds in brown, blue and black. Silks in pretty Plaids and Stripes and Skirts of Serge and Poplins in navy blue and black. Prkes $7,50, $12,50, $15.00 to $20.00 Serge Dresses The showing of New Spring Serge Dresses is most elaborate as the styles are very pretty; fabrics of the best and the touch of trimming given to the Dresses this season leaves no doubt as to their practicability.

$17,00 to $35.00 An Extraordinary Sale of Satins The Satin Bargain of the 36-inch Satin in all colors--Blue, Light Blue, Pink, Rose, White Turquoise, Copenhagen, Yellow, Wisteria a Victory Red. Special i See our Window Display Blankets SATURDAY WILL BE THE LAST DAY OF TBE GREAT BLANKET SALE-Take advantage of the following prices: California Blankets $6.89 pair Fall Ue white rool bluketi. Former $9.00 California Blankets $10,89 Pair Extra Urge "hHe wool blankets. Former Price $13.00 Grey Wool Blankets $6.89 Wir Foil tilt extra quality Former Price $9.00 Camp Blankets $5.50 each Gray wool bluketi. Urge size.

Former Pries $7.50 Shawmut Blankets $3.89 Pair Full heary weight plaid bfenkets Value $5.00 Autralian Blankets $4. 19 pair Full white Former Pric Nearwool Blankets Full white bhnkets. Former Price Beacon Crib Blankets dectpii ID pink or blue. Former 98c Outing Flannels of colored flannels, In a larce variety Former 29c and Outing Flannel 250 yard PUla white, extra beary flannel. 27 la.

wide Former Price 35c Outing Flannel J7 tach soft plain white Former Price 3Sc Outing Flannel weight dirk flannels Former Pries r- California Blankets $8.89 pair Kitra larie wbite wool blnketi, bound with utlB ribbon to match border. Former Price $11.00 Imperial Plaid Blankets $8,89 pair Foil size, pure wool blankets Former Price $11.80 Fftmrite Plaid Blankett $6.89 pair Fnll sin, tan, erey, blue and pink colors. Former Scout Blankets $4,39 each Extra hear? camp blankets Former Price $4.00 Beacon Plaid Blankets $6.98 pair In a large range et beautiful and colors full if it. Nashua Woolnap Blankets $5,89 pair Extra, large gray or Former Price $6.98 pair Nashua Woolnap Blankets $4,69 pair Fall siie finer colored plaids. Former Price $5.18 Nearwool Blankets $1,50 pair trajr blankets.

Fonaer Priw Beacon Crib Blankets $2,50 pair donble crib blankets in with pink cr blofl border. Former Price 00 BED PUFFS Our Entire Line of Puffs At Reduced Prices $5.98 Special $1.99 6.00 Special 4.80 Putts. Special Puffi. Special g.jg 3.50 Pu8s. Special zt9 2.98 Puffs.

Special 2..19 2.50 Puffs. Special 1.98 Puffs. Special 1.00 1.50 Special i.oo REMNANTS Yon will nad a large asaortmtnt ot Specially California Blankett $7.89 pair Extra raree, white wool blankets. Former Price California Blankets $9,89 pair Extra large, wb.tte wool blankets. Former Price 5:2 00 Gray Wwl Blankets pair Extra large gray wool blankets Former Fries i Camp Blankets $8.39 pair A regular joTernment blanket.

Former Price JIO.l. 1 Prescott Blankets $3,89 pair Fall fancy colored plaid Value J5.00 Australian Blankets $5,00 pair Full siie white or gray Former Pries $6.00 Nearwool Blankets $2.39 pair Fnll lze gray or white blankets Former Price J2.98 Nashua Crib Blankets Atwrted In pink or blue. Former Price $1.25 Outing Flannel 29c yard 38 Inch plain white, eitra quality faanel Former Prlcj Outing Flannel 19c yard 37 Inch plain white, good quality nsnnfl. Former Priro 2Eo Outing Flannel yard Plain white flannel. Former Price 19o Outing Flannel 150 yard Plain white E00 fleecy number.

Former Price 20c.