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who have hitherto left nothing undone TO
effect the defeat Of the Panama measu: :,
1t becomes our bounden duty to urge tn.
national government not to procrati nate
but to proceed with as little delay as passi-
Die to pass the necessary legislation so that
Inc President of the United States may nut
the law In execution by beginning the con-
struction OF Panama canal without DELAY
NO doubts are entertained that the new
canal company is competent TO give lie
United states the requisite clear title"
1t has been learned from a most trust
worthy source that the revolutionary sitU-
alton in the interior Of Colombia cont n,l,;s
to be very satisfactory. Quicker telegraphic
communication with Bogota, t,le capital of
the republic. and free transit Of the Mazda
lena river now obtain. The operations of
the insurgents in the Interior of the deaa,t-
ment or Panama are alone causing tn. gov
eminent anxiety, and only outside aid
Wnich is believed to come notably from
Nicaragua, enables the insurgents In this
district to continue the struggle
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At 3oc-Ready-made Turkey
Red Fringed Table Covers; 75c. value Tone
to a buyer.
Children's Under Waists. Lit
tie Beauty all sizes-21c.
At 47Sc.-5oo yards of Skirting
Crash, serviceable and desirable; sells at Sc. I'd
At ISc.-Bleached Turkish
Wash Rags.
Linen~fnish Towe1ing, in two
styles. checks, blue and piHk. Is Inches wide;
usually Sc. yd.-45sc.
BARRIERS White Towels, fancy
borders and fringed 10 to a buyer,-17sc.
Youths Nici Kid Low-heel
Shoes; Size 49, s1.25 vaiue-39c.
Ladies Hand-sewed Oxfords.
patent and kid tip, all sizes and widths; value
up to 81 OO-95c:
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A magnificent assortment of
Shirt Waist Suits, in many beautiful styles
and materials. white or colors Just one hundred
In the lot, most OF them selling at Slo-ior
this hour only s2.9s
Lot of Fine Wash Skirts, selling
at sI9s, IN duck. covert. pique and grass
linen, ali sizes, stylishly and handsomely trim
med-9Sc.
At Ioc.-White Embroidered
French Moasseiine. very slightly unused from rom
dress pattern to buyer.
~ 45-inch Black Silk Grenadine,
plain. stripe and figure effects; extra fine
quality and most desirable: never sells less
than $1.oo Zone dress pattern to a buyerl-49c
Black and Blue Brilliantine,
very rich and lustrous; full SO inches wide;
fine for bathing suits and skirts; sells every
where at 39c.-2oc.
Best Black Lawn, in to 10
yard mill ends; very fine and sheer; VIII make
Boys Thin Coats, best Simp-
sons prints; SOC. regularly-2sc.
Boys White Duck and Pique
Knee Pants-25c.
Boys Waists, nicely pleated
back and front; some with tucks-l2hc.
Boys Extra Good Grade Wash
regularly at s1.9s-special at Csc.
Boys Good Wearing Wool
Knee Pants, unusually well made-2sc.
Choice from Boys Fine DUAL
ty Double breasted ssis plain blue u.s and neat
for summer; always sold at s4.oo-s2s9.
Very High-grade White Elan
mel. Briiliantinee and fine Serge Dress skirts,
all extremely stylish, and none selling under
New and good grade Wrappers,
Lawns and Batistes. neatly trimmed with
embroidery. low collars, fast colors, all sizes;
Csc. regularly-55c
Lot of Gowns of good cambria
and muslin trimmed yokes-29c.
Ladies Drawers, with lace edge
rufHes-2sc.
Beautifully made Underskirts,
trimmed with fine white lace, rows of tucks,
ruffies. etc.-Special at Csc.
Mems Fine Grade Isle Thread
Underwear-79c.
Mems Silk Shield Bows-9c.
Mems Black Balbriggan IN
derwear-29c.
Mems Sample Underwear, Otis
make-29c
Standard Music, many titles-Ic.
New and popular Polka Dot
Lawns; all the latest effects in dots light and
linen color grounds; fine for dresses, waists,
etc: lengths up to 10 yards-4Ac.
At 6Wc.-Genuine Fruit of the
Loom" Bleached Muslin; quantity to a buyer
limited.
At oZsc.-Bleached Pillow Cas-
ing, AZ inches wide; 121ac. value.
At 3oc.-Medicated Sanitary
Absorbent Diaper Cloth, IS inches wide; soc.
value.
Ladies' Fine Handmade Strap
and Bow opera-slippers, $1.25 value-69c.
A very special offering of
Ladies' Elegantly Trimmed Hats. including
many beautiful styles In summer millinery:
trimmed with best quality mousseiine, liberty
silk, ribbons, flowers, ETC.; worth and selling
for 81 and $s-$2.9S.
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line for place on the board of assistant
assessors. To-Day the two new appointees
were fairly overwhelmed with congratula-
tons They entered upon their new duties
under peculiarly happy auspices
The board Of assistant assessors is now
Composed of Messrs. L. w w. Griffin. S
T. G. Morsell. Matthew Trimble. Alexan-
der Mckenzie and Francs Nye. BY an
order OF the commissioners Messrs Griffin
Morsell and Trimble will act i'm all realty
matters, while Messrs. Mckenzie and Nye
VII be the personal tax appraisers. Mr.. H.
II. DarneA!e. the District assessor. is
Chairman eX-otficio of the boards.
Meeting of the Board.
Shortly after the appointments were an
nounced yesterday afternoon a meeting of
the board OF assistant assessors was held.
Mr.. Griffin who entered upon the duties OF
his office yesterday as the successor of Col.
James A Bates. retired. was elected chair
man OF the board of assistant assessors on
realty. The personnel of this board and
me excise board is Identical. but Mr.. Nor
Sell was reelected as chairman of the
board IN excise matters. The board also
constitutes the board of equalization and
review and the personal tax appeals. and
MIR. Matthew Trimble was elected chair
man WHen the board is in consideration of
these matters
MI Mckenzie and Mr.. Nye are both
among the most popular of the Districts
ofhcia!s. They have both been in the sery-
Ice great many years especially Mr. Nc
kenzle, who has been associated with the
auditor for the past thirty-three years The
employees Of the auditors office held a meet
ing this morning and were addressed by
Auditor Petty. who paid a high tribute to
Mr.. Mckenzie. A vote of hearty congrat-
uIation was extended to the retiring deputy
auditor, while the clerks also expressed
Iheir deep regret at his departure. Mr. Nc
ksnzie replied In Acknowledgement
Mr. Aionzo Tweedale. bookkeeper In the
auditors office. was promoted to be chief
clerk and deputy auditor. the latter office
carrying salary OF s., 80 in the new ap-
preparation bill Mr.. Tweedale was pro-
NOTED from 81 800 year
Mr. Nye. who has heretofore been known
~ assistant superintendent of the street
Cleaning department, has served a greater
part of the time as private secretary to
Commissioner Ross. AS such he has come
Into close touch constantly with business
and professional men Of the District and Is
consequently very widely known through
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b At 2ZSe.-Unbleached Muslin,
& soft and fine; sells at &c. yard.
3 At 3Bc.-Small lot figured and
Plain Colored Lawns good size lengths; worth
b several times much.
b AT 4Zsc.- Yard-wide Bleached
and and Unoieaehsd Muslin, good size mill ends;
p At 2zsc.--Plaid Tea Toweiing,
b IS inches wide; regularly DC. Quantity limited.
b At 3Zsc.-White Check Main
sock and Plain India Linen. desirable lengths,
= always &c. yard
h Boys Wash Knee Pants, some
b very slightly soiled-eac
b Special lot of Boys Blue Flan-
! red and white soutaehe braid sizes 8. and
n years; sell at s1.9S-79c.
: W. Boys Extra Good Quality Sailor
: Waist Suits; Gaiatea eloth-49c.
: Lot of Boys Double-breasted
p Suits; all wool; to 16 years; neat dark mix
b lures s summer weight; splendidly made; sell
= Boys Wool Knee Pants, very
b serviceabe; sell at 25c.-9c.
b Boys Blue Cheviot Double
b s breasted suts,e and Il years. ncey made
rs s1.15.
u A most timely offer in New
. Wash Skirts, linen color lawns ginshams and
!S batistes; sell regularly at $1.50-49c.
Children's Sunbonnets, all col
b ors-15c.
b Rubber Diapers, all sizes-I5c.
D Children's Bingham Dresses,
b nicely t trimmed with embroidery; sizes to 8
: years; 3sc. value-17c.
Choice of any Colored Waist,
d which has always sold at 8sc., many styles
. 39c.
! Chi1dren's Fine White Dresses,
: sizes to IA years; always sold at $s-sl.ss.
Mems Madras and Bedford
b Cord Shirts, excellently made-s9c.
d Mems Cambria Night Shirts
!. Mems Belts. all colors, many
: kinds-25c.
: SC. Box Talcum Powder-2Hc.
!. Infants Blue and White Kid
! Slippers, very slightly soiled; 75c. value-1sc.
|, Ladies Soft, Kid Light Sole
: Button Shoes sizes and Az; SIPS value-49c.
: Little Bows Outing Shoes,
p leather soles; SOC. vaue-35c.
b 36-inch White Curtain Scrin,
b pretty designs; WORTH 5e yard-1hc.
b Walnut-fnish Window Screens,
!. fit any ordinary window-5Bc
/, w aterpro of Felt w in d ow
= Shades, various colors. with a1tures-5Ac.
p Ladies and sChildren's Untrirm-
b med Hats Of best Jap. and Macknaw braid:
p est and most attractive styles; never sold
!. under S9c.-25e,
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CONTINUED

tCONTlNCED.(
A lot of Misses Strap Slippers,
a few sizes missing; worth 81. 25-Joc.
Ladies Heel and Spring Heel
Russet and Black oxfords, worth up to s1.5o-
CSC.
Mems Covert Cloth Outing
Shoes. worth 9sc.-49c.
Hardwood Screen Doors, best
make worth sSc.-69c.
Hardwood Window Screens, fit
most windows-l9c.
Best Quality Capitol" Window
Shades. various coiors. with fxtures-147sc.
Heavy Stair or Runner Oilcloth,
pretty patterns and colors. worth 10c. yard
5Lc.
Heavy White Bed Spreads,
pretty designs. worth Coo. Il to a buyer)--S3c
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Ross Immediately upon the availability of
the appropriation allowing secretaries to
the Commissioners, July 1, 1895, and has
retained that position to this time. receiv-
ing an increase in salary on two previous
occasions on different rolls.
Promotions Ordered.
The Commissioners today ordered the fol-
lowing promotions in the surveyors office,
to take effect July 1, 1902: w. l. Boyd
from computer at 81 day to assistant en-
gineer at $3.50; ]. c. Armstrong. from
draughtsman at $3.50 to draughtsman at
$3.25; Mark Hale, from rodman at 81 so to
draughtsman at $3; Geo. Earle, from trans
itman at 50 p to record clerk at So: A. S.
Fernald, from -rodman at $3.50 TO rodman
at 81; w. S. Bonscaren, from chairman at
50 to rodman at $3.50; w. ]. Latimer tr,
from chairman at 50 % to rodman at 81. 50;
j. B. Shinn. from chairman at So % to COM
puter at 50; w. A. Williams, from clerk at
$2.25 TO clerk at s275
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b Walnut finished Screen Doors,
p strongly made best wire, several sizes-for
/, this hour. Acc.
! Walnut-fnish Window Screens,
: "a inches high, fit almost any window-1sc.
p Good Quality Sd Colored Table
p Oilcloth pretty patterns and colors-7lac. yard.
b Japanese and Chinese Mating
b Mats, many styles-27sc.
!. Heavy Close-woven Ham,
b si.25-7sc.
b Mems 39c Suspenders-25c.
: Mems 39c. and soc. Balbriggan
b Mems B. V. D. Drawers-3oc.
b Mems Nainsook Drawers-44c.
F SC. Roll Toilet Paper-2Hc.
2 BOYS Merrimac Percale Waists,
q very strongly made-91ac.
r BOYS Brownie" Overalls-16c.
p BOYS Sailor Blouse Wash Suits,
p very neat and we'll msde-1sc.
b Ladies' Kimona Sacques, dainty
= 5oc~2ac
r Corsets in the popular shapes,
Z. at 69c.-33c.
6 Children's Muslin Drawers, all
sizes-shc. ft.
r A very special offering in Wo-
A mems White Waists, effectively hemstitched
{ and embroidery trimmed, all sizes, sell readily
q at 81 .29-59c.
r A special lot of Blue and Black
b Dotted Duck Skirts, splendidly made, in all
sizes-69c.
p Black and Colored Taffeta Silk
% Underskirts, heavy quality, rufhed and accor
( dion pleated- $4.Ss
{. Yard-wide Madras, pretty stripe
2 and figure effects. limited lot, sell at 12hc.-
81 while they last 77sc
b Choice of IS Boys Vestie Suits,
20 made; have sold up to $4-$1. 50.
F. At 15c.-36-inch Brown Dress
Is Linen, excellent quality and greatly in demand;
{ usually CSC yard.
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ADDITIONS To BOARD.
Assistant Assessors Named
by Commissioners.
TWO NEW MEM BERS
PROVIDED FOR UNDER THE PER
soNAL TAX LAW.
Promotions Made to Fill Vacancies
One Appointment at 5000
Per Year.
TWO NEW MEM ERS

The District Commissioners late yestcr-
day afternoon appointed the two addition
a members of the board of assistant as
SCISSORS of the District provided for under
the personal tax amendment to the District
appropriation bill. They also appoint ed
the two clerks and three Inspectors of the
personal tax department. All of the ap-
pointees are from the District service. Va
rious promotions We're made and the only
new man to come into the District employ
is a H., sssnger at $500 a year. The APP
pointments were follows:
Assistant assessor at $1,000 a year Alex
ander Mckenzie, formerly chief clerk in the
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Close at 6 Pm
An Immense List of Holiday Needs and Home Needs in the
5Hour Sales tomorrow!

Independence Day falling the Hour Sale Day we've
moved the sales will take the place of Fri
day And the sales have been scale conform the
greatness of the Nations Birthday The needs the
home requisites the thousand and
and holiday apparel all have abundant better
than all substantially lower than before the
famous of the mountaineering Hour Sale days There's
credit cash prices for the askngpayments your
venience.
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AT 5Z8c.-Best Dress Cling
hams. in fancy stripes and checks. including
new green-always selling at loo. yard lone
dress pattern to a buyer.
Children's Ioc. Hose Support
ers-5c.
Children's Parasols-3oc.
New Dotted Veiling-45c. yard.
5000 New Wrappers. ginghams.
lawns, percales; all sizes; handsomely made
and trimmed; sell from 81. y TO Sl.49-for this
hour, 79c.
Infants 25c. Long and Short
SliDs-17c.
Very special lot of Children's
Fine White Dresses, to Il years; sell at s.
this hour, sl.9s.
Ladies Colonlals, patent and
kid leather; value mp to s2.oO-ssc
Misses Cloth-top Patent Leath-
er Shoes; value, 81 50-75c.
Best Quality Capitol" Win
dow Shades, various colors. with fixtures-147&c
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Steamer Given Annual Inspection

The steamer Dennis Simmons. hailing
from Edenton. N. c., was yesterday given
her annual inspection by the United States
steamboat inspectors for this district. In
spector ]. T. Wright made the examination
OF hull boats and equipment. and Assist
ant Insps ctof Edw. S. Stanton made the
tests of boiler and machinery. The stesp,-
ers license will be renewed. She Is IN the
marine railway at Alexandra. and as soon
as launched win sail for a North Carolina
port to lead for this city.
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COoNTTNUEDD

Womens Lisle Thread Lace
Hose-12ac.
Corset Covers, French style.
well made. In sll szes-sc
A very special offering of Chill
drens Dresses. tastefully made OF chambrays
and madras. blouse and Gretchen styles. all
eolors, all sizes; sell at 81 Especial at 8sc.
Special lot of Women's Light
weight Tan Covert Cloth Jackets with and
without velvet collars-Just the thing for cool
evenings. excursions, etc.-S39s.
Boys Stylish Patent Leather
Lace Shoes: worth up To 500
Mems DreSsy Patent Leather
Lace Shoes; worth 81 4s-sI35
Walnut-hniSh Screen Doors,
best make. several sIEes-s9r.
Pretty Japanese Mating Rugs,
pretty colors and designs -75Sc
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At 4zsc.-3S-inch wide New
Lawns. In stripe and figure effects. light, me-
dunn and dark grounds; sell at 12hc. yd.-47kc
Lunch Napkins, plain and plaid
lie.
Lasting Perfume, sells at Ioc.
Sc. ounce.
Lot of Nalenciennes Laces, 3
and inches wide-5c.
All-silk Taffeta Ribbons, No.
60-9c. I'd.
Special lot of Black Lawn
Waists; odd lot to close out; many sold at Csc.
special at pc.
WomenS Very Dressy and
High grade Skirts. walking and dress lengths,
gray, blue and black, lined and unlIned-s4 9s
always-S2 IS.
Infants Fine Kid Strap Slip
Ders-25c
Mems Canvas High and Low
Shoes; worth S2.O0-95c
White Ruffied Swiss Bureau
Sets; scarf and mats-eompIete, lie.
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Promotions Ordered.
COLOMBIA URGED. TO ACT:
Procrastination ON the Canal Question
Deprecated.

Deprecated.
A dispatch from Colon. Colombia, yester-
day says: The news of the passage by fhe
American Congress last week of the Spoon
er Panama canal bill and the signing of
the measure by the President is still the
ail-absorbing topic of conversation on tn,
istnmus.. and is generally considered to
mean final triumph for the Panama ,an.d.
A local newspaper says:
I'm view Of the activity Of the stancb
supporters Of the Nicaragua canal project
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ment, G. w. Mercer. inspector at $500
being promoted to assistant superintendent
at 81 800 to succeed Mr.. Nye. Louis c..
Wilson, assistant Secretary to the Com
missioners will assume his duties Is pft-
waite secretary to Commissioners Ross. hay
ing heretofore served in the executive
office.
Appointments and Promotions.
The order of the Commissioners covering
the appointing and promotions. after
naming Messrs. Mckenzie and Nye as adj
ditional members Of the board of assistant
assessors. provides:
That the personnel Of the board for the
assessment of real estate shall be Messrs.
T G. Morsen, Matthew Trimble and E.
w w Griffin, the same. by the provision OF
the act of Congress approved July 1, to act
also as the excise board.
The personnel of the personal tax ap-
praisers shall be Messrs Alexander Nc
Kenzie and Francis Nye.
That J. +. Smithers, clerk in this Office
at 81 200 per annum, be promoted to be
clerk to the board Of personal tax apprais-
ers at u .4lH per annup.
That B. F. Adams. Ozark In this Office at
$500 per annum. be promoted to be assist
ant clerk to the board of personal tax ap-
praisers at $1,000 per annum.
That A. NJ. Lambeth. clerk in this Office,
paid from the fund for continuance Of &C
be inspector for the board Of personal tax
appraisers al 81 200 per annum.
That III. E. Woodward, clerk in this office
at 81 900 per annum, be promoted to be
Inspector for board of personal tax ap-
praisers at 81 200 per annum.
That James HendershOtt. clerk in the
street cleaning department at $500 per an
mum, be promoted to be inspector for boa ri
OF personal tax appraisers at 81 200 annum
That Henry R. Ashby. clerk in this office
at $1,000 per annum, be promoted to be
clerk at $1,000, vice Smithers. promoted.
That l.. l.. Nicholson, jr.. clerk In this Of
flee at $500 per annunl, be promoted to be
clerk at $1,000 per annum, vice Lambeth
promoted, the salary of this position having
been specifically appropriated in the appro-
priation act for 1903
That F. NJ. Langston. assistant or clerk
in this office at 5000 per annum, be pro-
NOTED to be clerk at 81 900 per annum vice
Woodward, promoted.
That l.. t. Baker, messenger in the execu-
tive office at 5000 per annum, be prom OF ed
to be clerk in this office at 81 900, vice Ash
by. promoted.
That Mrs. Mary S. Herring. clerk on ex-
ecutiye office pay roll at $720 per annum be
promoted to be clerk in this office at $500
per annum, vice Adams promoted.
That Mrs NJ. NJ. Lathers be appointed
clerk In this office at 500 per annum, vice
Nicholson. promoted
That Mrs. A. c. Ray be appointed clerk
In this office at 800 per annum, vice Lang
ston. promoted.
That George Lawrence messenger in ex-
ecutive office at 5000 per annum, be pro-
NOTED to be clerk in said office at $40 vice
Herring, promoted.
That Ross Fish. messenger in executive
Off1ce at $4SO per annun, be promoted to be
messenger in said office at 500 per annum
vice Lawrence. promoted.
That N. K. Smith be appointed messen-
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Ii you want work read the want columns
OF The Star.
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out the city. He has always had the i'm
plicit confidence Of Mr.. Ross, who has
shown his appreciation of Mr.. Eye's ability
and fine service in the promotion which he
recommended to the other Commissioners.
All of the changes in the District service
made yesterday were in departments super
vised by Mr.. Ross, and he made all the
recommendations which were finally adopt
ed by the board.
The promotion of Mr.. Nye brings about
change in the street cleaning depart
ment G. w. Mercer, inspector at $3.50
being promoted to assistant superintendent
at 81 800 to succeed Mr.. Nye. Louis c..
Wilson, assistant Secretary to the Com
missioners will assume his duties as pri-
waite secretary to Commissioners Ross. hav-
ing heretofore served in the executive
office.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-14
strikes q Rich Find.

II was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nerv-
Gus debility" writes F. ]. Green, of
Lancaster, N. II. "No remedy
helped me until l began using
Electric Bitters, which did me more
good than all the medicine I ever
used. They have also kept my
wife In excellent health for years.
She says Electric Bitters are just
splendid for female troubles; that
they are grand tonic and invigor-
ator for weak, run down women.
No other medicine can take its
place In Our family" Try them.
Only so cents. Satisfaction guar.
anteed by D. A. Henderson,.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-14

eve have all seen this type Of
man who Is spoken of as his own
worst enemy. I have no patience
with such men. Often they are a
worse enemy to others. A manly
man-and that Is what we all ought
to be-must have strength and
power and perseverance. The
trials of life test the stuff man or
woman Is made of, and the one
who Is strong, fearless to do right
Is the ideal.
ION this question of our duty to
our neighbor let me say that NO
one ought to submit to being I'm
posed upon, but before you act al.
ways stop to consider the rights of
others before standing up for your
own. The only true way to help a
man Is to aid him In helping him
self. ALI of us stumble many times
during a lite time, and the duty of
a man to his neighbor Is to help
him to his feet so he may help him
self. You can help man success
fully. but you can't carry him sue.
cessfully. IF you rob a man of his
self-respect, take away his sturdy,
self-reliant manhood. no good you
can do will make amends"
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-14

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most compe-
tent authorities. They have dis.
PEELED the silly notion that one
kind of food Is needed for brain,
another for muscles, and still an.
other for bones. A correct diet
will not only nourish a particular
part of the body, but 1t will sustain
every other part. Yet, however
good your food may be. Its nutri-
ment Is destroyed by indigestion or
dyspepsia. You must prepare for
their appearance or prevent their
coming by taking regular doses OF
Green's August Flower, the favor
lite medicine of the healthy millions.
A few doses aids digestion, stimu-
lates the liver to healthy action,
puri6es the blood and makes YOU
feel buoyant and vigorous. You
can get DR.. Green's reliable rene
dies at D. A. Hendershot's.
Get Green's Special Almanac.