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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Heart and Nerves.

d L ID 7 4 Ill., ! d .
II have taken Duny's Pure Malt
whiskey for the past two years. For
I'VE years previous to that time was
afflicted with heart trouble and ner-
vous prostration. i tried doctors and
many nerve remedies. but received little
bencnt therrfrom. After taking Duff
fy's Pure Malt Whlskey for a
short time all symptoms OF heart trou-
BILE disappeared, and ] began to get
stronger. + lack q few months OF being
81 years of&agc. nm one OF the few
surviving veterans OF the Mexican War,
and, aside from n disability contracted In
the army. can say TINT I feel spry
and nimble on my feet, and am vigor-a
Gus indeed, all OF which Is due to the
taking Of Duffy's Pure Malt whiskcy.
It makes the old young. Although q
strong temperance man for many years.
Whiskey to all afflicted, whether young
or old.""--EL1AS &HOLLrNGER Beaver
ton. Mich, JAM !, 1907.
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Stomach Trouble

For years / was II sufferer from indl-
gestion and stomach trouble. I have used
all kinds OF medicines ana pills. without
any bencnt. was advised by ono OF
my neighbors to try bottle OF Dumy's
Pure Malt Whisky, as he had tried
~ With good results j went to the drug
store and bought n bottle and before
( that bottle was used II was relieved and
was! mucl, better than before / COM
mcnced to use the Malt Whiskcy.
kept on using II steadily every day. and
before l had used up Ave bottles was
entirely we'll, and think that Durry's
Pure Malt Whlskey Is one Of the
best tones of the TWENTIETH CEN
TBRY. ] VIII keep It In my house al
ways as n family medicine and tonic.
take small dose every day after each
meal. 1t helps the digestion and pro-
notes good appetite. am now 73
years OF age, and feel we'll and strong,
thanks to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey."---
AUGUST ROEDINGER, Junction city,
Kansas. July 23, 1906.
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Weldon Society.

WELDON, N. c., APRIL 1S. laoi.--Ihe
wedding "Wednesday afternoon Of MISS
Virginia FLORENCE Suitor and Mr.. George
Chancellor Green, at the home OF lhe
brides brother-in-law, MIR. w. "a. Jov,
uer. In Garysburg. was a most deilgii.iui
event.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joyner was
prettily decorated for the happy OCCASION,
the color scheme being pink ana green
throughout the house. MIS-. X. Y. l1u1 UNI
of Enfield, in castor crepe de chlhc, cur
rying pink carnations, and Mrs, " n
Cohen, of Weldon, gowned in light blue
creme de shcne, her flowers being varlt
= gated carnations, received the guests IN
the hall A souvenir register was III
x charge Of Mr.. r. G. Dunn, OF Enfield
who was to see that each and every
guest promptly registered their names.
Ihey were then shown into the sitting
room, where the many beautiful ana
costly presents We're displayed. Ihere
were nearly two hundred gifts In silver,
cut glass, china, etc, and over $2Oo IN
4 gold coin and checks.
Mrs. j. f. Sultor played the wedding
march at the appointed hour for the
ceremony, as the bridal party entered.
FIRST came Miss Margaret Joyner and
Master John Arthur Sultor, ribbon hold
ers followed by little Jack Joyner. aged
five years, who bore the ring upon sill
Yer tray. Mrs. W. II. Joyner, sister Of
the bride. who was dame or honor, came
rext and she was followed by Miss Eliza
beth Ramsay, OF .seaboard, who was maid
OF honor, each carrying pink carnations.
Tho bridegroom come in With his best
man, Mi. w. M. Cohen. and the ran
bride, exqusitcly gowned in blue Yoile
over taffcta, NTH bat and gloves 70
match, entered with her brother Mr.
Poseph Suitor, who gave the bride away
& Tho VOWS were taken by Rev. p
Pegram, Of Cary, and Immediately after
the ceremony friends and relatives glth
7 cred about the happy young couple WITH
Congratulations.
most elegant reception then followed
the luncheon being daintily served BY
Misses Jessie Green, Jeanetteo Musgroye
Mercer Green, Mamie Joyner and Mas
ter Guy suitor, The young girls were
& In harmony with tho dining-room deco
rations, their dresses being gofwhitene
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WILLIAMSBURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Di spatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG VA, April b.
Saturday, May 4th, will be u gala day
in William rs On that day the Con-
and exercises of the most interesting
order Will accompany the unveiling.
Little Triple CoWles, representing
James City county, the granddaughter
Henry CoWles, representing Williams
burg, will unyeil the monument.
Gaptain Lamb AM; Of Richmond, and
orators Of tie day. There are e, a NUM-
Der Of Confederate veterans still left In
James City, and these Will be present
in q body, attired in their bright gray
ment has also Been Invited 70 be Pres Pres
5cnt, and the day will be d festive one.
The monument Will stand on historic
Palace Green, Just opposite Burton
Mrs George Whitefeld Wilson, OF
Norfolk, has issued Invitations to the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Emily
Byrd, e Colonel Levin Winter Lane, !, Of
place in st. Luke's Church, Norfolk, on
Thursday evening, April 18th, at S;ao
O'Clock.
Commissioners or Hospitals, and Is we'll
known Throughout the state. He Is
one of tho most prominent merchants
of this city.
and accomplished young lady, and Is
well known and popular In the social
Misses Annie and Mary Ware Gait
4 LEFT Thursday for New York to visit
friends and relatives in that city.
Or. Mary Chandler Lowell and Miss Is
Chandler, of Boston, are guests at the
home of Miss Emily Christian.
Mrs. TT. H. Bridges returned home
4 Wednesday,. after a short visit to her
old home In Gloucester.
Last weeks visitors to I Richmond
are: DR.. y. j. King, Miss Ida Faulk-
K ner and Mrs, Van II. Garrett,
Miss Irene BossleuX. spent several
days with Miss Harriet llunkins 70
4 Mrs. Farland Of Richmond, has beer
spending the past week at the home o.
= Miss ii hdlth Smith left Monday for ar
extended visit to frlen&s In New York
Miss Elizabeth Wysoag OF Charles,
Il town, w Va, has been. q guest at tbs
home or Miss Emily Christian during
y the past week, a. li g, 5s q.
Mrs Andrew ]. Barnes has returned
home. after q de ightful.yisit. to Wash
Il N AIRS, NJ. r, sipman and sistey. Alls'
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Restful Sleep.

IT have been using Dufry's Pure
Malt Whiskcy for about three years.
and find 1t one OF 1.-THE best tones and
Go years OF age, and Dufry's Malt
whiskey is the medicine that has
done mo much good. Since using 1t
my appetite is good. I feel we'll and
sleep Well. Before using Duffy's
Malt Whiskey my weight was 14O,
now 1t Is 30 pounds, and feel as fine
as I did when I was fifteen years OF
age. II all old people would take
three doses of Duftys Malt Whiskcy
day they would soon feel young
and vigorous" Yours very truly, NJ. M.
\ CASMELI.. s215 Crane St. Naldostn. Gu.
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Vigorous, Though 81.

8"I have used Duffy's Malt whskey
as a medicine for something ike six
years.
Several years ago had slight shock.
My doctor prescribed Duffy's Pure Malt
Whlskey, and told me to take 1t regu-
larly, which l have done, ana l can
ltruthfuly say that 1t certainly has been a
great benefit TO me.
~ II am now 81 years of age, and have
used stimulants all my life, SO ought to
know what a good article Is. / have been
a resident Of saco Valley for 81 years,
have filled all the offices In the gift of my
townsmen was n stage driver through tho
White Mountains before the railroads were
built. have attended nearly every term Of
court In our county for the past forty
years, and have had considerable to do
with politics; so you can understand 1
have had quito strenuous life, yet I
feel as strong and vigorous as I did
twenty years ago."--AtARIl w. PIERCE,
Glenn, N. H.. Nov. 22, 1906.
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Fredericksburg Social.

/ Special to rio Times. plspa,ch.l

FREDERICKSBURG VA, April 49,
me Dramatic club Of fredericksburg
College presented the socicty comedy.
Just for Fun at College Hall. Friday
night III most attractive style. The
comedy Is In three acts and the char
acters werc splendidly Sustained. Tho
dramat!s personae was ms foil Miss
Lillian Hyde rs Mrs. Fitzgelf .,laud-
VILE u. Sfnythe. a would-bc socety lady;
Miss May Rowe wns Miss Edith Morton,
Western leifcsa: Miss Susie Tyler was
Miss Mabel West d friend Of Miss Nor
ton. Miss Jessie Wicker was Miss Jane
Mccarthy, an irish n1nd-scryant; Mr.. -.
Livingston Reed was Lord Chelsea, an
English noblemnn; Mr.. IA. III. Mclean
was Jake Earl. n happy go-lneky fellow.
Between tile acts the college orchestra
rendered musical numbers and Miss
Alice Cannon sang Il solo very swretly.
The attendance was large and showed
its appreciation by frequent applause.
/; Misses Page Waller ana Sadie TAYLOR
! entertained the Tuesday Night Card
4 Club at the home OF Miss Taylor. There
were a large number Of players, and re-
| freshments We're served. Miss Jennie
| Maitland won the first prize and Miss
Plaster the BOBBY
| Miss Lucy Hcrndon gave reception
4 on Wednesday evening In honor OF Miss
Daisy Hampton, Of South Carolina.
/ There were many callers. ai
Miss Jennie Maitland is visiting friends
| In Washington.
4 Mrs Bette Gordon Wallace. who has
been visiting relatives here, has returned
TO Richmond. @
Mrs. r. Lee stoffrcgen and children
are visiting Mrs. WI. sedden, In Ports
i mouth.
Mrs. c. II. Howard has returned from
i q .,,icit "a AlnynnItiu 4
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Colbert have re-
turned from visit to Baltimore
/ DR.. and Mrs y. B. Smith, who spent
the winter here, have gone to Roanoke
to reside
i relatives here this week.
i DR.. W. d. Scott Jr, Of Baltimore.
i visited his parents here this week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Padberg, Of New
4 Castle, Del; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Il.
Swift, of Baltimore, and Mr.. T. c. Sweet,
Of Phoenix, N. y, who have been guests
of Col. z. D. Cole and family, have re-
turned to their homes.
Mrs. Philip Stern Of baltimore, who
has been visiting relatives here, has re-
turned home.
i Miss Margaret Shepherd spent this
week in Baltimore, a guest of her sister,
Mrs. Philip Stern.
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Tonic for the Old.

II was ninety years OF lnge October 24,S
1905. and can truthfuly say that DUFF
fy's Pure Malt Whlskey rs n tonic and
stmulant for the aged Is uncxcelled. IT.
has done me more good than any other
medicine and cannot say too much in
praise Of this great medicine and what
1t has done for me. g3
81 can heartily recommend 1t to all old
people who Wish to retain their faculties
and remain strong and vigorous 3t
mo one except those who have tried It
can comprehend what Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey will do to build up j and
strengthen the system. iss3i,5 SlaAs
AS long as the good Lord will let me
live Will always sing the praises of your
great medicinal whiskey."--MRS. MERCY,
4 WOODWORTH. Bowdoinhanl, Me. 5 5sE
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Consumption.

II had II severe cough for some time.
and became extremely alarmed because
my physician told me I had bronchitis,
and another said l had consumption As
j received little benefit from the rene
what tho doctors had said was oi,iS
too true. finally decided to take
Dnffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, with 1it4a
tie hope of tho result that follows
Slowly the coughing spells lcssencd in
frequency. and the quantity thrown up
also became less. and ms strength
which had sadly failed. is now as good
as ever. feel that I am saved. and
that owe my good fortune to the timely
use OF Duffys Pure Malt Whskey. 49,
& ANDREW. MAYER, 40 Grove ST., Brook
lyn, N. ", Oct. 80, 1906.
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teaching in the home OF Mrs Gay T..
White of SkYron returned to her home

teaching in the home OF Mrs. Gay T..
White of Skyron, returned to her home
in Goochland county.
Mrs. Deucalion Gregory left a few days
ago for Atlanta, Ca, to be at the bed
side Of her daughter, Mrs. Florence. who
is i'll with the typhoid fever
Mr.. Benjamin Walker and Misses Lima
and Alma Walker We're in West Point to
attend the Walker-McGeorge wedding.
Mr. Spotswood Byrd, Jr.. Of King and
Queen Courthouse, has been In Baltimore
to see his father, who has been Ill.
Mrs. Eudora Slaughter, OF Seven Pines.
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Hansford
Anderson, at his home here
Mrs. John Asher and her two children.
from Gloucester, have been on an ex-
tended visit to her mother, Mrs. Henry
Z Marshall.
Mrs. NJ. G. Smith, Of Newport News.
and her daughter, Mrs. o. NJ. Chandler,
of Chestnut Grove, New Kent, spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Gland
Ter.
Miss Crystal lTarinholt, a daughter OF
Colonel B. L. Farinholt, Confederate
veteran. will be one OF tho sponsors at
the Reunion of veterans in May, in Rich-
mond Miss Bessie Lamb, daughter oi
Congressman Lamb, will be Miss Farm
holts maid Of honor. on that occasion.
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SOUTH BOSTON 8
.Lspecial to MIC n, NINE !. pispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
u SOUTH BOSTON, VA. April ga
large and appreciative audience
greeted Mr.. Bob" an interesting
comedy in two acts, Mt the Opera
House Thursday evening. The talent
was coripGsed of some OF Cluster
Springs &g.7 South Bostons best tal-
ent. The IS tertainment was under tho
5skillful direction OF Miss Sarah Grad
dock, and the music under the direc-
ton of Mrs. r. w. Lawson. al
The cast was composed Of the fol-
lowing well-known young people, all
of whom deserve special mention, as
each acted his part we'll:
Philip Royson. N. w. Kuyl1endall;
Robert Brown, OF Benson & Benson,
architects, J. a. Clark: Jenkins, Miss
Rebecca's brother, ]. B. Garnett; Re-
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over silk, with broad green ribbon sashes.
"A salnd course was first served, and then
followed cream, cakes. corrections and
other delightful and dainty eatables
The bride is one OF the most beautiful
and accomplished young ladies' in North
ampton county. and is great favorite
in a large circle OF friends.
Mr.. Green is a prominent young law
yer Of Halifox county, and he is fast
rising to prominence in his chosen pro-
fesslon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green left Immediately
after the reception for washington. D. c.,
where they will spend ten days. Their
home will he in Weldon.
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT, VA, April 13.-The con-
gregation OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church
Of this place elected a few evenings ago
the vcstry for the ensuing year. The.
meeting for this purpose had been post
Eponcd from Easter Monday night on ac-.
count of deat tn in the family of one of the
vestrymen. The result Of the meeting
was the election of Messrs. Herbert l..
Lewis, w. *. Gatewood, E. Wilkinson:
Robert E. Lee, a. F. Hargrave, j. W..
Stansbury and Judson R. TAYLOR.
Mr.. y. J. Moore left Tuesday for WASH
ington n. c. to look after his interests
in some property willed him by q re-
Gently deceased uncle. Mr.. A. Julian
Bagby accompanied him.
DR.. Alfred Bagby spent Thursday
night with relatives here, en- route for
his old home in King and Queen coun-
ty. where he proposes to spend 9
week or ten days before he returns
| to his home IN Richmond
| Rev. r.. c. Darst, Of ST. Marks Church,
Richmond, will officiate at st. Johns
Church Tomorrow. At the morning SER
vice there will be the celebrate Of the
holy communion. and at o clock In the
afternoon the sacrament OF infant bap-
iism will be administered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Neale gave a very
beautiful entertainment in honor OF their
five-year-old daughter, Ruth. on Friday.
Among those present We're Misses Lizzie
White, Eva Green, Helen, Emma and
Ella Robbins, Sadie and Annie Penny, Ida
Beaseley, Francis and Berta Edwards,
Lucille and Mary Neale Masters Edwards,
| Adams and Hamilton Robins. of Rich
i mond: Oscar Davis, ely Yancey, George
Hendricks. Todd Robbins. Hardin. Robbie
and George Fill, Lloyd Penny, Allan and
Richard White, Henry Beaseley and Viii
4 liam r. Neale, Jr
Miss Fannie Lipscomb Of King and
\ Queen. left this week for Newport News
where she will spend several months visit
ing the Exposition while In the neigh
i borhood.
/ The oyster supper given by the ladies Of
Poroporone Church was a great success
/ netting the ladies about $50.
Mrs. Stamford, Of New Y ork, returned
4 to her home on Thursday, after visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Wheeler
Miss Lillian Edwards, WHO has beer
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Mr.. Hugh L. Cardoza Coming
Back to Richmond.

Mr.. Hugh L. Cardoza. general repre-
sentative Of Mr.. Jake Wells, with head
quarters in Atlanta. Ca, has been
transferred to Richmond, and will
shortly take up his duties here. says
the Billboard. Mr.. Cardoza is very we'll
known in the city, having lived here
years ago. The Billboard says:
Hugh l.. Cardoza, manager of Ponce
de Leon Park, Atlanta. Ca, has been
promoted to the position of nssistan
general manager to Jake Wells, and his
5headquarers will hereafter bic in Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. Cardoza has been in
Atlanta about eyears, and VAS a hos
of friends In that city and In the pro
fession. He will be succeeded In AT
lanta by M. L. Semon, at present man.
ager Of the Bijou Theatre. Blrming-
ham, Ala,
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07 q 'Il3aIIH l3
NEW RIFLES HERE.
Equipment for Company G Of
Blues Arrives. Il

The new magazine rifles for tho
equipment of Company G Of the Rich
.mond Light Infantry Blues, arrived
yesterday from the government arsenal
and will be distributed as soon us prac-
sticable. 1t Is somewhat peculiar that
this youngest company should have
for tho other two commands not hav-
Ing yet arrived, #
The new uniforms of Company G, OF
the Blues, are expected to arrive to-
day. and It is expected that tho COM
Emand Will be fully uniformed and
equipped by next drillsnIght, The new
non commissioned officers are develop
Ing proficiency and fitness and interest
In drill continues unabated
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They don't Purge. GRIPPE, nor upset
your Stomach" because they don't act like
"Physics.''
They don't flush out your Bowels and
lntestlnes with a costly waste OF Digestive
Juice. as Salts, Castor OIL, Calomel Jalap,
or AperIent Waters always do.
No-Casoarets strengthen and stimulate
the Bowel Muscles. that line the Food
passages and that tighten up when food
touches them, thus driving the food 10 its
finish.
A cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles
as ifyou had Just sawed a cord Of wood, or
walked ten miles.
Cascarets move the Food Naturally.
dgestlng ii without waste OF tomorrows
Gastric Juice.
The thin. flat, Ten-celt Box Is made
TO fltyour Vest pocket, or "My Lady's"
Purse. Druggists 10 Cents Box.
Garry II constantly with you and take q
Cascaret wheneyer8you suspect you need
i one, st
BE very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Come
pany. and never sold in bulk: Every tab
lst.stamped Gee asa
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Hale and Hearty at 1O1..

II wish to tell you what DuTy's
Malt yhiskey has done for me-.
Fourteen years ago the doctors gave
me up to die. We had some Duffy
Malt Whiskcy III the house, which
4 commenced to use right off. as n last
resort, aud ] grew better, and finally
became we'll. tnking 1t according to d.
reetions have used y for .tifty years
crnl use for that length OF time. I eat
heartily and sleep wel.FI was born in
Vermont, east OF the Green Mountains,
In 1906. and I would now be under the
sod IL 1t were not or$Duffss Pure Malt
Whlskey."--- IRIS. ANNA Il. DEPEW,
Wharton, Ohio. Lug II, 1906.
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COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
Councilmen Will Have Something
Of a Busy Week.

The City Fathers will start off to-
morrow y y, swith ~ busy weeks seven cons
Tonight. us follows: On Annexed Ter
srltory. at 4 r, M. /; Streets, at s r.. NJ,
Light, at ~. NJ; Poor, at 8 p. NJ;
Finance, ats. r. M; Water, at 8 II. M,
and Joint Committee on Water and
Electricity at $3.50 r. NJ Tuesday tho
Street Cleaning Committee Will meet at
sS +, ~ Thursday lie Committee on
Water wi Il meet Il 4. N \, and Friday
the ST Joints Come terry Commit tee will
meet at 10 2.. A. Il. SS at i
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Grip.

II have received your letter. and also
Your medical booklet. Thanks for the /
same, was taking your Malt whlskeyf
1or the Grip when ! wrote TO- you for
your malt whiskey. and 1t has cured me-
Z am II years old; tlnd Duffy's Malt
Whiskcy is Just what 4 need for ono
4 of my agc.4I read your advertisement In
the Kansas City Star, which was what
induced me to buy Your whtskey.--D. IT..
sBRINEGAR, Salem, n b,S June 30 II 8 O6.h9s,
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Iobson, are visiting their mother in
Campbell county.
Miss Jeanette Hope Peel1s. Of IIamp-
ton, is the guest or her cousin, Miss
S! Cary Armistead ,i.5 Ai
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Appetizer.

you may fill this out to please your
selves. I have used your Malt Whis-
key. and find 1t an appetizer with good
effect. am II years old. and know it
has done me good. Enclosed please find
our photograph In paper, taken for our
golden wedding last July 4th.
You can refer to us any one You see
fit; it Will be all right.''-w. b. WING.
Chittenden. VT, Aug. IS, 1906.
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Tonic Stim1ulant.

IT have used your whiskey as a tonic
stlmulant for several years, and have been
greatly benefited by 1t. 1 have always
recommended It to others. and shall conf
q tinne to do SO. believe that 1t is the
best tonic for old nge on the market = -
1906, ssgSs E 81 ~
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Duffy's Pure Malt.


typhoid malaria form trouble all
brain and body t to the old by noung
health
It is form food dged It's prescribed by
hospitals
recognized family medicine everywhere It absolutely
bottle. 5#s&
Whisky sold by all
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Words Of Praise A
From Those Cured


o The true
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Rheumatism Can't Stay

T w. c ss SIsFfg p Ssts Saas 81
MULLExt's FAMOUS EsrE ESOIiI P,TiON
Z lOtpises4. This medicine has proved Its superior
worth these fogtylye years, Its merit Ii pndoubted
rheumatism and Cout-nny age or condition CURES
4 BECAUSE II MUST. Inslst on N uller,s At idrng-
v Rists. 75c. bottle, Booklet mailed free WIN. II.
NV LLElS Uni IVY Place. New YORK. Il # q,
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Two White Goods Specials

No. l. We found In going over our large reserve
stock about 800 yards of fine quality ao.ineh wide
Merrerized Batiste, for lin Yrie wear waists. This
quality to-day sells in every store for at least CSC
yard. simply because We had this small quantity
615c a yard
No. is a very fine, sheer White Wash Batste,
IS inches vide that We find Is oni; marked 2ac a;
you for less than aoc, maybe SIC It washes and am,
wears as we'll as any cotton fabric we know Of and
is not a cent advance the price OF five years
ago This lot 25c yard. .584
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Voiles
Originally 81 and $1!25
This Week for Csc yd.

Just at the time when you want dress Is the
time We like altering YOU a bargain We put
out this week good shades of Tan. Navy, Green.
Heliotrope and brown Sheer Crisp French volss Of
have been selling for s1.00 10 s1.25 yard There is
no necessity for telling how desirable Voles
are. how important for you to act promptly to
p4,t these willie the, are priced at Csc the yard.