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this week for an extended yisit,to her
sons In Minnesota. and North Dakota.
Miss Mary Chalmers. OF Richmond.
Is the guest Of Miss Nell Darlington.
Misses Ada and LESSEE Lea. who have
been visiting their cousin. Mr.. Jack
c. Blackwell on Ellyson Street, have
returned to their home near Danville.
Miss Mary Coleman. OF Brooklyn, N.
Y. is visiting her parents here
Miss LIpford has returned to Win
ton-snien. a ftrI a visit the home OF
Mr.. J. .. Lawson.
Miss Julia Morton. OF Charlotte
Courthouse. isga guest at the home Of
Mr.. S. G.. Morton, ST.
Miss Ida Moore and Master Louis
Heaton. OF King William, are visiting
Rev. ". T. Williams. Master Chambliss
Williams. Is home from school.
Miss Nancy Darlington Is sojourning
Mt Rockbridge Baths.
Miss Clarke. OF Wakefield, is the
guest of Miss Martha B. Yancey.
Misses Oglesby. Butler and Quarles,
who are members of house party at
". ]. Johnsons.S Houston. Va. were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Johnson
at this place, a few days ago.
Mr.. Hunter Wolff Is sojourning at
Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Miss Helen Battle. OF Rocky Mount.
N @, Is visiting Mrs. w. A. Gray.
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Radford Social News.
Especial q The rime. Dl.potcl, 4 I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
RADFORD.t VA, July 1S.--Miss Amy
Caldwell entertained the Sewing Club very
PLEASANTLY Tuesday morning.
Ex-G Governor Tyler Is expected homo to-
day; from Denver. where he went as a dele
gate to the national convention.
Mrs. Frances r. Wadleigh and children.
OF Norfolk; Mrs. Evans. Of Birmingham.
OF Mrs. Elizabeth C. Adams at Arnheim.
Mrs. E.. p. Carlton. OF Dayton, o., passed
through Radford to Snowville to. day to join
her mother. Mrs. Willie Jones. and other
relatives. at their summer home.
s Mrs. James Eariart and children are vis-
ting Mrs. Earhart's mother. Mrs. Hayes. at
Chatham Hill. = a.
Miss Louise yenablc. assistant art teacher
az Z. Hollins last session. after visit to her
sister: Mrs. j. Lewis 1ngles went to Roam
oke Thursday. where she will Join Miss
Harris's house party at Virginia College. Sd
:, Mrs. W. ~. Delp Is visiting friends In
l, Mrs II. 2. Logan. Of Nashville. has Joined
Sidney and Gordon Logan. at the home Of
Mrs Logans mother, Mrs. Ellen CALDWELL.
hrs. eden Longley Is the guest OF
friends at Foster Falls. ls
Mr. James "A. Baird, who had hig law.
bone broken and a tooth tammed against It
by colliding with another player in a ball
game recently, went to Richmond this week
to have the tooth extracted, the bone hav.
MI. Frank Fuqua. OF Fairmount. W. Va,
who was called to the bedside OF his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Fuqua. last week
is still the guest OF his brother. Dr.. w.@B.
Fuqua. Mrs. Fuqua's condition is consid-
Mrs. Harvey Barnett and children are
whiting Mr. William Kiheni at Columbus. O.
Mrs. Lillian Jackson and Mr. William
owensby.5 OF Atlanta, and Mr.. D. p. Wood
T run; OF Georgia, arc visiting Mr.. E. NJ.
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Aryoria Social News.
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[slecia! to The Times- Dispatch.
ARIZONA, VA. July 1s.--Miss Madge
Montgomery, OF Richmond. Is visiting Miss
Louise Williams at her home. Bryn Arvon.
Mrs Ethl LeGrand Morris and her
mother Mira Louis D. Jones, OF New Store.
tf,ir county.are spending the week at Nor
folk and Ol.{ Point.
M. .. LEhtfoot WormeIcy and wife.
formerly Nils Lucy DuYni. OF this place.
arc visiting drs. Worneleyss mother, Mrs.
DuvaI here.gThey have with them their
. two children Z
Miss Mary jackson. OF F'armville. Is visit
ing and swillspend some time with. her sis
ter Mrs. Ed'ard Roberts.
Miss Hannh Thomas. OF Norfolk. Is yis-
1tlng her fandmothcr. Mrs. Martha ].
Miss saiIieshepherd. OF Palmyra,is spend-
Ing a few eys with Miss Bessie Williams
here.
iting at thelome of Mr.. Samuel Fuaue ut
Now cnntois and ntsf"Bcar Garden" the
home OF th Terrclls.
,rhe youn people of the community had
delshtfupayride on Tuesday night. many
participatin
Mr. r. HHughes. the wcii-known drug
Eist here, attending the meeting of the
pharmacist at Blue Ridge Springs this
week.
Mr.. AIesndsr Wilson. formerly OF Ar
yonla bufnow chemist with the Dupont
Powde. capany. Wilmington, Del. Is vs-
ting Nj. q Mrs. Evan Il. Williams here.
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IRoanoke S ociial News.
,lfspeoint % The Times pispatch.

ROANOKE, Va July j s.--on Thursday
morning Miss Bessie Hust entertained "a
number OF frlefdS at her handsome homo
In honor OF Mrs. Wal1y Davis OF Harris
burg, Pa. Bridge was played,
" Mrs. ID. s. Green also entertained hand
s s on efnesday IN honor. q Mrs. Davis.
tho handsome residetrc. a a a 1.
Mrs. Wally Davis was also entertained by
Miss Iilzzie Talinferro. Mrs. Davis was pre-
sonted with shower bouquet OF sweet
pans as tho guest OF honor. n ~ III N
It. & Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hnci gave a mid
night supper after the Casino performances
Monday night In honor. OF their guest. miss
c Y e, ~ !, e OF Columbus: 9.
man at the dancing hall In Mountain Park
last night. A large number Of visiting ladies
were present. ana while Informal II was .
The building OF the dam Of tho Roanoke
Whter-P Power Company created a beautiful
lake about fo1ir miles In length. Electric
LAUNCHES have been placed on Il. and launch
those this week wero given by Mr.. James
.. Johnson. Messrs. Paul Massie, Walter
Saunders and others 81
Miss Mary B. Mccarthy. daughter OF
Mayor Mccarthy, of Richmond, is Visiting
her aunt, Mrs Or. J. w. Davis. near tlle
Miss Carrie waddey. Of Richmond IS tho
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. ". w. Boxley.
M Mrs. ,. Henry smeltz q Hampton. who has
l'hornpson. loft for home yesterday.
. ISIS Jean Sistrunk. of Alabama, and Miss
Louie billiard. OF franklin, are guests OF
Miss Jean Watts. d n n
Mrs, II. w. Anderson has returned from
q visit to Charlottesville and Richmond.
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s3bj Is y u Z
( Miss Sallie McKenna


Newport News; Miss Sallie Mc1enna,
Of New Canton, Va; Miss Saunders, OF
Richmond; Mrs. Godsey. Of Cumbers-
land; Mrs. Emma Snead, OF Charlottes-
vile; Mrs. Saunders, OF Richmond;
Miss Viola Currin,s OF Newport News;
Mrs. s.. G. VIM and Mrs E. IT. Chalk-
ley, OF Richmond s Miss Airline Thomas.
OF Charlottesville; Miss Williams and
Mrs Craigie. OF Richmond; Miss Reede
and Miss Cornelia Watkins, of & Rich
mond;9 Kettle Snead. OF Lynchburg;
Mrs. G. NJ. Bashaw, Mrs. William
Snead and Mrs. Ella Thomas. Of this
place; Misses Eliza Wills and Anna
gaines 9Winn. Katie and Georgia Petty,
Lucille Snead, Edith Petit, Yara F..
Snead. Violet derson, Mary snead,
Helen II thomas, Ruth snead p liza beth
Thomas. Susie Snead. Ray w inn,f9 Lot
tie Snead and Elizabeth Snead !; Nfessrs.
Nv. ~. II ouseseal. Cecil White. OF North
Carolina; L. ]. ,Snend, Ramscl. Of
Bremo !. Robert Welsh ger, Of Cumber--3
land II; u. G. Burgess. Gilmer snead. J.
Clarence Snead, !. G. IA. j ones, y Ills and
George snead, Morris Petit. Harry
3Snead, w. r. Whltehurst, Chester Ikie.
Henry Thomas, Joseph r, Snead, ] inns
mic Snead, Philip Vim, ~ 7. snead.
Frank Seay and Rob bert Per ms.
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Caroline Social News.
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lSpectait to The Times-Dispatch.l
BOWLING GREEN. VA, July 16.-
DR.. G. S. Webb and wife and children
left this week for Orange county,
where they will spend some time.
Misses Estelle and Julia Collins are
visiting their friend, Miss Mildred
Baker. in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. II. NJ. Pegg is visiting relatives
in West Virginia.
DR.. p. III Rowe. who has been re-
Gently married. is here with his bride.
the guest of Mrs. B. F. Smoot.
Miss Alice Peatross, Of Ashland. is
spending some time with Mrs. Lima
IL Baker -
Mr.. William S. Borum, who has been
living In North Carolina, Is here, and,
after spending few weeks. will leave
for Houston. Tex, here he will make
HIS home.
Mrs. Myrtle a. wright. who has been
here for several months, left this week
for Louisa.
Miss Gladys Peyton, OF Richmond. IS
visiting Miss Lucille Collins.
Miss Maggie Garrett Is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. B. II.
Walker. in King and Queen county,
Mrs. Alice Barnes and children, Of
Savannah. Ca, are visiting her mother,
Mrs sallie a Anderson.
Mr.. B. G. Blythe. OF Newport News,
spent a week with his family. who
are now living here. 50
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Keswick Social News.
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r Speclal to The. Times -Dispat ch. j
ISESW'ICK,E " a., ] uly S.-ftNIiss In-
gersoll entertained the Keswic 4 X
Bridge Club delightfully."- on NYednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. II. q. g Magruder
held the highest score and wa s award
ed the prize. After the game de-
lightful refreshments were served.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs. Ma
lgruder Miss Randolph DR.. and Mrs.
Thurman. IT Mr.. Boocock, Mr. and Mrs
Rankin, Mrs. ~ Bloom, Mrs. Arrott,
Misses Arrott t, ISIS gSummerville, Mr..
Everett, Mrs 8 Carridine Misses Ran
kin, DR.. and Mrs ngersoll.
M Mr. and Y Mrs Murray SBoococlS and
family LET t on Monday to he gone all
summer, They have tai ken a Gotta ge In
Maine and vii be igreat ly7 missed by
their many friends s.. rs 81. 3.3tE
N and Mrs, 3. S. Fl orne and family
left on w ednesday for an seXt tended
stay at Niagara on the Lake ",
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Crewe s cial News.

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cR1 zspss,a' v'9A,s.a, M is.Mhrs, j.
Watkins is entertaining house party
I at her charming Ronle5 on Tenressee
Avenue Among hcr guests arc Rev.
a XII. M. Te1ford, OF Georgia; Mr. and
Mrs. schurnpert and son, OF Columbia,
tg, q. n Mrs. Mamie; Morton and Miss
Carrie Morton, pf Farmyille. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Samuel Nicholsoti; Misses Mamie,
hob ana Janet Nicholson, Master Nor
ton nicholson, Of SCrcWc. q 81 B.
Mrs. Joseph Jenkins and son have
lately Visited her mother and sitter,
Mrs. Mary Hudgins and MISS ELIZA
HudginBa OF Petersburg. ~ IN
Miss Esther .Tenkinsis visiting rela-
Stives IN Norfolk
Mr.. Barrett Crittenden, Of Norfolk,
"a spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs Bette Crittenden.
Mr.. Valentine Crlttcnden is spending
some time with his brother, Mr.. Tenn
pie Crittenden, OF Norfolk.
Mr.. aand Mrs Edward Btnglny, OF
Baltimore, arc Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
y. N. Crittendcn.
Mr.. ana Mrs i. III. Hines are visit
ing relatives in Prince Edward county.
Mr.. James Arinistead. OF Farmville,
visited his daughter Mrs- Ernest Nor
ton. Saturday and sunday
Mrs. Louise sLocKel,41 WHO Has peu'
spending some time with her parents.
Captain, and Mrs. 70. i. Locket. left
this week for short. stay In Amelia
county.
Mrs. 4 q. =. Elmore has returned
home after a visit to her relatives in
Martinsvillc.
Mrs. Sam Allen, OF Tclden, spent the
past week with her sister. Mrs. j. H.
Hines Mrs. Hines has been confined
10 her home by sickness for the past
two months, and her sister came to
attend her.
Mrs. Kate Moore will leave soon for
Z visit to her sister, Mrs. Wayt Royal,
of Newport News.
Miss Alma Hawkes.. OF Memphis,
Tenn, will arrive here this week to
spend the summer with her sister. Mrs
w. "A. I.eneaye.
superintendent ". A. Rlton. Mrs,
Rton and Miss Josephine Riton left
this week for their. annual outing in
Massachusetts,.
The names OF Mr.. Paul Bradley and
Mr.. Bernard Shanks were untntcn-
tionally left out OF the last weeks
leap year hay ride. They took an
active part and thoroughly appreciated
the attentions OF the ladies.
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Columbia Social8NeWs

COLUMBI A, Az j I'll VI / 5 rs, Il A. b.
Payne and chill dren are spending a
week 18th Mrs; T. p, Cow herd at tcr
from II ear Palmyr HI 4 N
Mss Ella r ttlnan, @ charming young
lady Of N rfol TX, 4 we III known In smusi-s
cal circles, is the cues Of q Miss Sue
5Hod gson,s. IA U.
s9 Mrs. lima S5 Walt on has u returned,
home, nfter5 SIP bend Ing q month With
Mr.. and Mrs. Franl stega r, ut Buct-,
Ianan, s si}S s5s5 Ri VA IS
Mr., Butord As rtley. / OF r chmond. Is
the guest OF Mrs. II. IT, r. w Hard. sli
( e Mrs. q. Q. Il IL erki I'M s. % Nv lining ton,
who went to Richmond ten d avs for
SaSTyay trea tnlen tIS by q peclal I, Isl
Mrs. E1l LA M orto ii. MI So n IA ice Nor
ton ana lIaste w lam ortol have
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Social News.

5iWAYERLY.s ", July 1S,--M tss Pearl
Foster. Of Texas, who Is Visiting Misses
Elizabeth and Sally Fleetwood. has res res
turned from q few days visit TO Nor
folk and Ocean View.
Mr., w, B. Cooke, OF 4 oker, Va
Sussex county's NJ popular Commons
wealth Attorney, spent las Il Thursday
night 4 YVaYerly,. s.3!
4, Mrs. Lucy A. Cha ppell spent n las It
Thursday In r etersburg 81 8se F83 sisss5
Il Mr.. ] esse r. West, Jr.. companied
his father, dye q. + ! West, to surrys
Court last week, whore ] nd &c West
held a the reg ulars July term p 8 that
court. # wv ssI
So Allss May Tay lor, OF Pei ersburg al
Who has been Sytsit ting Miss Ethel
Daniel, of this oi ty,& has returned holne.
y Mrs. 81 orgas n, pa ley, surry couu-S
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5Sout Boston Social News.

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sOUT1BOSTON. VA, July 1S.-Nfrs.
w II. Spherd left Monday for Anoka,
near stPaul. Mimi. to visit her son..
Mr.. WE Shepherd. who is engaged in
businesat that place. She was ac-;
compard by her youngest son. Ber-
nard, a they Will visit many points
OF intest before their return.
Mlsslorn Redd,. of Sutherlin. and
Miss annie Barksdale, of Brooklyn.
Va, visiting Miss Florence Fasley.
Mr.fin Owen Wilson left this week
for asxtended trip of pleasure.
Mr.: Z. Jordan. the popular cashier
OF tiP Planters and Merchants National
Ranfs visiting HIS family at Bristol,
Tenitwhere they are spending the
sunsr.
T. Blocker. OF this place left
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archway spanned the gate, and anSeva
nue. Of them led from the gate 4 q & tbs
house,. Refreshme nts were served on
the lawn by the ladies Of the Dtsc1-a
Pies. Church. .s--.. Z
While Martin, the---tf tie en- year, old
son of Mr.. w !. H Mar in.s Of Fluvanna,a
was dangerously hurt on Monday
Fsnalsesby cutting OFF its Ii cad with
moving blade, the lad was standing
by and received a terrible blow Just
above the ankle, Sc ering some OF th4
arteries. He was BROUGHT sStos Scotts>@
L. billiard, assisted by DR.. p. w Stro tbs
or, and is progressing fayora bly,. ],
An Informal dance will he given on
Friday night In the uditorium Of the
High School Build n s
Mr.. Ben Johnson still lies critically
III at his h ONE near SEQ tsyil le.
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Nelson Social News.

S3C Special TO The Times Dispa tch. ] 5.s3
NORWOOD, VA. July 18.-Mrs "A.
J. Tucker and children. of No. 800 South
Pine Street. Richmond, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Roberts, OF this
place.
DR.. Percy Harris is having nice
dwelling erected Just across Tye River,
In front OF Norwood. The dwelling
will add greatly to that side OF the
river. as there. are SO few houses there.
Miss Ruth Roberts is visiting IN the
homes of Mrs. G. a. Robertson and Mrs.
r., NJ. Perkins, of}Portsmouth.V Va.
Miss Sallie Morriss and sister, Of
Charlottesville, are enjoying a sleng thy
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Carrlco,
OF this place. siss
Mrs. Houston Cash. of Midway Mills
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Turner. here. 81 Z, Z.
Mr.. James Wood has returned to his
daughter s, Mrs. T. B. Denton, here, at
ter spending about two months IN a
hospital III Lynchburg and undergoing
quite serious operation. He seems to
be greatly improved. II a
a Mr. s.. r: Roberts left Thursday on
"a business trip o sCaskie. 81 s Ssss
s n Rev j. Ca llaWay r obertson 70 turned
to- his home iii Portsmouth, Saturday
last after assisting Rev. Fl 81 ". Shen-i
ton in "a series OF meetings here.
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his List Will Be Added 70 Daily.

ty, passed through Waverly last Thurs
day. en- route to Peters burg. Va, $3
Misses Elizabeth Fleetwood AMI
Ethel Daniel. OF Waverly, have return
ed home, aftera pleasant weeks out
ing at Ocean lew. NJ !s
M Mrs j. r.. West and Miss Grace West
spent last III sday Ii, Wake field, Va.
Miss Francis Broaddus, Of Bowling
Green, a. Is visiting MssLoulie Brent.
X Dr.. Joel Crawford. Of Yale, Va,
entslast yYednesd ay In yyaverly.s
Mr.. p. HI II atch. OF Wakefield. is
spendtng the week q Z Disputanta. his
former home. 2s sss + b 81
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Fork Union Social News

Ss5S Special 10 The Tines Dispatch.l
& FORSs UNION, " Al July 1S.-Tlle
social event of the season occurred
here Wednesday evening. When Miss
Lucy Q. Il Snead, assisted by Mr.. II AIRY
iSnead and Mrs. g. II. Fanntleroy. en-
:tertalned a large number Of young
people! from this Il place and locality.
There was vocal t ana instrumental,
music and dancing, and refreshments
were served Among those present
were Mrs. Edward Evans Of Rich
Rich mond n Miss IL Agnes A1azeene, IL Of
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returned from North Carolina, and will
spend the summer at their home here.
Miss Jennie Hughes Of Richmond, Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. George =:
5Hodgson. fs
Mrs. Alexander DurYin and children
of Richmond, are spending the sum.
lmer$here with Mrs. DurYin,s mother.
Mrs S. NJ. 4 Harvey, who has been
confined to his bed several days, Is
now better ri
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zScottsVille Social & News
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:CnrvrcyYTrr n, lry 4 j4s I;i I, = t.s /,

e .SCOTTSYILLE.s ~ al, July The
piano la concert given by Mr.. Nv. G.
iFarrar,siof n orfollk. on Tuesday eve-i
ming for the benefit of the Disciples,
church Mt cottsvllle. was a pronounce
cd success. a snug little sum being
realized toward the repairs upon tho
church. The concert was given IA The
Shad oWs, y the home of Mrs. j ~. Per-
eira. Who had kind " offered her la Wn
for the purpose. The verandas was
outlined with Japanese lanterns an
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Merchants Who Redeem Coupons.
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Etc.

Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Etc.
Hatcher, p. b.. Stall No. 60. Second Market.
Corrections, Cigars and Tobacco.
L. X. Shepherd & Co., 4o5 E. Broad.
Bskalinn. j.. Z N. Ninth.
Bianchini. p. 700 e. Main.
Bostan jian, D., 1404S E. Main. y
Rcw, NJ. w, 500 Louisiana Street.
iCaragu1ian, PHI, 500 N. Adams.
Del papa, Frank. 905 e. Broad
Hertzberg Bros. 1921 W. Broad and 22s
Magnani. e.. 1928 E. Main.
Marchetti. L. D.. 9o6 q. Main.
r : Co. , 7S1 2; Main. Main
T EiRnstoa. 7. C. Il E. Broad aaDA''
Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
Bazaar. The lis E. Broad.
Cohen. -. 4o2 W. Broad.
tcroweil. s.. 222 w. Broad. 1853 q. Main.
Elicit. n. H.. IS I Williamsburg Avenue.
Fulton Bargain House, 515-Louistana Street.
Gayle. NJ. 1901 Louisiana Street.
Levy. Meyer. IT'S F.. Franklin ST.. 1908 =.
Levy. Henry. SAT Brook Avenue: &
Mayors Dry Goods Co. 1919 Hull Street.
P ii n. i24 W. Broad.
Robelen. Misses. e. q NJ, Twenty-nfth St.
Roney & Atkinson. 22iI Venable street.
solomon. NJ. 226 NJ Seventeenth Street.
Druggists.
manufacturing Drug Co.. 4o1 W. Broad.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Manning. ]. s.. sas p. Main.
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FACTS FOR sIcksWoMEN.

For thirty years Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousandsof
women who have been troubled with
displace inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fbroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing downfeeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness orneryous rostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkhan invites all sick.
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to.
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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Restaurants.

Restaurants.
SFrancione. s.. 1907 e. Main.
Eallinan Bros. 1861 e. Main.
Cobb Restaurant. 500 e. Main.
Depot Quick Lunch. 1915 e. Main.
Butchers.
stansbury's Meat Market. $50 N. sixth.
Fish, Oysters and Game.
Flankenship. :. L. g Bro. Twenty-seventh
Eacho. r.. 5o2h louisiana Street.
Gray. W. c.. s1a 3. Marshall.
N'ok a George M Ar "a isoi s w cary
photographer.
Homeier & Clark, 3o7 E. Broad.
Original Davis Studio. s17-s1s q. Broad, cp.
Il posite New Bijou. a
Shoes and Shoe Repairing.
Capital Shoe Repairing Shop. eos N. Fifth.
Chicago Artistic Shoe Repalrin:. Co.. ia W.
.Drew.s Electric Shoe Factory, 71s E.; Main.
Perish Bros. Fl Nv. Broad
Pincus & Caminsky. gs14 Brook Avenue.
Shirley. H, sol p. Marshall.
Coal and Wood.
Allen; =. NJ. 1869 \; Seventeenth street.
Hal gan, g. H. 6 Son. 500 e. Broad.
Hardware.
Harris Elicit Hardware Co.. 400 q. Broad.
G; W.--Vaughan. East Broad Street. s:
Jewellers.
Smith & Webster, s12 p. Main.
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This Coupon is Worth

Any merch nance !accept one o. a
Coupons presented with 1ec In
Of nnerch nnds
spend 4B8 sss#
ONE COUPON BUYS WORTH OF ANYTHING SOLD
@ BY MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW.
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] wo|
in ii: !. the l
Daily
Groceries,.

Mccarthy g Haynes. s27 E. Broad.
Bcnlni. A., Z. Canal.
B,ankenship: J: La Bro. Twenty-seventh
&. and Marshall. AZ
Brown S.. GIG E. Cary.
tC1ato, y. F. Ga E. Cary.
Ccle. S. A., 301 Denny Street.
Eacho, r.. 502h Louisiana Street.
Engelberg, H.. 400 N. Sixth.
Glass; A., rs River Street.
Clifford, G.. W..S1920 Littiepage Street.
Hagan, C. H.. Seventeenth and venable.
Hoffman. Joseph. sa7 n. Fourth.
Hopkins Grocery CO., PA S. Pine.
Hubbard. J. p. 2401 Darlington Street.
Kelly. w. H.. 514 E. Marshall.
Kidd, II. E.. a26 McDonough Street.
Levy & Shapiro, 1427-29 W. Cary.
Link, John. Market. 1901 w. Cary.
Martin g. Martin. 307-309 N. Sixth Street.
Martin, b.. 1900 w. Main.
Miller, w. d., 314g II. Sixth.
bfcxiey, s. c., 400 Hull Street, Manchester.
Mussen, NJ. j., & Son, $40 n. Eighteenth.
Peroe, w. b. sol N. Twenty-third Street.
Perry Street Market. 1929 Perry Street.
III Manchester.
Raymond. y. 500 N. Adams.
Richmond Public Market. 313 w. Main.
Smith. L. c.. 1913 N. Twenty-second Street.
Smith, G.. W., 2105 E. Broad.
!Iingle, C. A.. & Son. 2505 Hull Street.
Valentine. L. A., 622 N. Twenty-third st.
Wilkinson. L. H. 401 Denny Street. Fulton.
Wolf, G. A., 422 N. Sixth.
Evyooters. s.. W.. 1870 N. iTwenty.sevenths st.
Zimmerman. 500 N. Seventeenth Street.
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Furniture.
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Millinery.
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|crlghton's. 1la East Broad Street.
Department Store.
Faulkner. 8 Warmer Company. Broad and y
Miscellaneous.
Stern, S., 500 n. y Sixth.
Southern Loan onlce. ao4 N. Sixth.
Fulton Pressing Club. 500 Lou isiana Street.
Tunstal Bros. 81 LOG Hull Street. Manchester
Moses. IL 31S N. Sixth. g f
Tho Waldorf. 1904 e.. Main 81
Levy. j. 1903 Hull Street, Manchester.s
steiner, s., 1: Bro, 1 20 e. Broad. ss
Gold, 81. 80 w. Broad. sssgSs
Erlick s., Lit e.. Me- ain. sg
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basket and Rattan Works, SO 5 e. Marshall AZ
Bruno Hamann, Artist. 913 Bank Streets -
Mallory. u. A.. 81 w. Broad n Il, ss ssSS
Alto. Philip. SO W. Cary Street.
Typewriter Exchange. sos E.. Main Street
Gid Dominion Cleaning and PressIng Club,
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