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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
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Kidney Troubire NAV hc SappiRg
laur late AwRy Manchester p,s'
pct i'corle Have Learned THIS
Faft
When healthy man ~ Noman
begins 60 run down without apparcH
cause honouee Reak larEuid de-
pressed suffers haekathe headache
dizzy spells and urinary disorders
kidney weakness NAV b. the cause
81 u all Keep the kidneys vel
and they Wlil keep sou Ntll poan =
T Kidney PILLS cure sick kidneys aud
keep tArm weil Can Manchester y
pot readers demand further proof
than the following statement
Luther u Wade. two ana one. hat
miles east OF Manchester Depot VI
says n suffered for months FROM
an attack 81 kidney trouble which
completely disabled me There was
an intense pain Ia the small u my
back and Kidneys and the kidney
socretious were too frequent to pas
sage. depositlng heavy sediment
II allowed to stand These troubles
were wearing on my system and !
was miserable In every way when /
read about Deans Kidney pills. /
procured box at A. II Petttbones
Drug Store and ia about ten days
after beginning their use felt
decidedly better am nov as
strong as ever and | owe my cure
solely 20 the use OF Doan's Kidney
pills.
For sale by all dealers, Price
so cents. Foster ilburn Co, Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's aud
take no other.
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Developing Good Taste.

The woman who has only limited
sum TO spend on her clothes may think
that visiting shops to look at lovely
things she must not even think Of buy
ing Is foolish waste of time. but 1t
can really be made an exceedingly
profitable occupation. Good taste IN
dress can be developed In the same
way as correct judgment In other mat
tiers of art--namely. by studying the
best models.
II the impecunlous one will make up
her mind TO use the creations Of those
who hold the first place In the dress.
making world as a means Of education
aud TO rellnquish all thought Of posses.
sion they win become a source OF end
less pleasure TO her
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ARLINGTON.

Miss Martha Garfield was IN
1roy saturday
Miss May Brosnson was IN
Troy Saturday
Earl Goodel OF Roadshoro
spent Sunday at Mrs Ida Bronson s.
George Goynou "a visiting his
family In Nashua for the remainder
81 August
Grow mn went to Glastcu-
bury sunday aud were defeated by
score Of 80
William Jones aud o G Van
Zandt were ia Fitchburg Mass
SATURDAY on business
Mrs. Mary somers and daughter
Miss Margaret spent Thursday IN
bennington
John l.. Bnscen Of New York
city spent saldsy a his home on
Main St
Miss Gibb aud Miss NJ Mills
of Albany visited the latter i sister.
Mfs T. G Woodwork, last week.
Mrs Reuben Husiey Of Water
St. spent Friday Saturday and sun
dAy with friends Ia Dandy
Mr. aad AIRS s. Buck and
family OF Srnool 81. are in PITTS
field Mass visiting relatives.
Miss Nehie Garfield who has
been visiting Ia New York city for
three weeks has returned home.
Miss Martha Garfield and
guests Wsul on a pleasure ride to
the top Il the Green Moustain We'd
nesday
Mrs Letter Higgins formerly
Miss Jesse fetfD OF New York
city wae Ia tosn Saturday calling
On several friends
jerome and Kenneth Vault ~
BENNINGTON are spending sometime
Niih their grandmother, Mrs 5
Nlallt
Mrs = Mattison and daughter
Mrs. Fred Wheeler oi Bennington.
Nsfp guest. ~ Mrs s Vault o.
Thursday
Mrs Emny Buck Of West Ar
lilKi0n sud guest. MI. Nlarnmb Of
v AshiuEfon. ID G., we're guests Of
Charls Garfield Sunday
james Culiiuan aud vlfc and
Mrs GeiEeo Williams of Benuing
t1u srstf couple " days last
NeYs ca the Green Mountain.
vefs few attended The eacursio
o. lake George Sunday. those from
this village we're Mcssrs white aud
Coolidge
Mfa Sara Morsy daughter
Mlss Rath ud non Merritt ~ Rupert
Are visiting the formers sister MlHa
Agnes Robinson, on South MRin ~,
Mrs and Mlss Wright and Miss
iiasptH u Burlington y who
have been spending feH weeks a.
ihe Brick House returned io their
home Tuesday.
Miss Cora Remliiord ~ nufl.ng-
ton who has been spending ieM
DAYS with Miss Ida Foriau retarucd
home Tuesday accompanied by Miss
ldA Forian
Mrs Fissia Chaf.,id. Who has
laea speating fAree Neeks wilh
hef daoestct. Mrs > * Fisher re-
turaea a. her home iu Aeg YORK
city saiat4py
Ms,ssys w-hlneY aud c0oieage
tha Mifaas 1ihb and Miils and Mrs
h c Mncdpnflh enjoyed an 0Bting
aaF 81 FLAG Rock Tuesday last
The ;ifst 10 reach the Book this
seAs0n. -ss
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s4o774
r. ID. YELLING, Auditor.

each piece is well tagged There are
women who fear TO send their furs
away lest they do not get the same
pieces again This Is unheard OF with
reliable firm. but marking will settle
all doubt.
II home storing is In order make a
study OF IT, See that all furs are
clean before putting away. II much
soiled rub warm dry bran into more
durable furs, while cornmeal or pow
dered magnesia may be applied TO sa-
BILE. ermine or chinchilla. When very
dirty the meal can be mixed with gas
oIine. Brush carefully.
In cleaning furs do not be too Wig
orous. Hanging on line and beating
will usually result IN torn skins. III
any bea ting is needed It is better done
on q dat surface In brushing use a
thick. not too stiff. brush, parting the
hair evenly and getting at the pelt
TO remove any cleaning meal a mans
hatbrush is excellent
sun and air. all furs for week be-
fore packing. Comb carefully. Work
with the nap of the fur. never across
H. Be sure there are no moth eggs
in the fur before beginning to pack.
Small furs should be wrapped In news
papers moths hate printers ink-then
be sewed up In a clean piece OF linen
or cotton and later put into a heavy
paper bag, which is sealed across the
top
With this treatment many success
ful packers use neither camphor nor
moth balls These preventiyes should
not go near the fur. as they discolor.
The fearful may sprinkle them In top
and bottom OF paper bag as precau-
ton.
Each set OF furs when wrapped
should be returned TO its own box.
which is clearly marked to save trou'
bic II hurried uupacking is necessary.
Where one owns an old trunk or chest
the various boxes can be stored and
locked In II. This lessons possibility
Of theft
Fur rugs after careful cleaning
should be wrapped tirst In several lay
ers Of newspapers. then covered with
bags OF brown muslin aud an extra
covering OF heavy brown paper. Stow
them on floor OF vacant room or where
there win be as little creaslng as pos
sible.
Fur coats are packed on their hang
ers. II Is mistake 10 put them back
In their boxes Don't use wool pad
dei hanger A stout wire OF wooden
one Il best. After careful sunning and
brushing button the front Of coat then
cover the entire garment with three
layers Of newspaper Pin MP the paper
at top and bottom 10 shut out air
Next cover with a bag or dark muslin
and one Of heavy brown paper Thess
bags should be drawn very tight
around the neck Of clothes hanger
Many have strips OF paper pasted 90
top for extra precaution. Lump cam
phor. tar balls. cedar shayings or other
moth preyentises can be slipped In top
OF bag
one housekeeper packs her less sa
pcusire furs by putting them back IN
their own boxes and tncking layers 81
newspaper around them. the last layer
soaked 10 turpeaiine Moth bsiis are
pu, on top Of papers. aud the I'D is
sealed With strips Of paper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

II the plume is only slightly soIled II
may be cleaned by being placed In a
wide mouthed bottle. such as fruit
Jar. and then being covered with gaso'
line to which a little white soap jelly
has been added. II must be covered
tight and left for twenty-four hours,
shaking the contents occasionally.
Take from the vessel and rinse In clear
gasoline. Keep away from the fire.
Another method said 10 be good is 20
cover the feather with paste made
from laundry starch and alcohol
When quite dry the starch should be
shaken from the plume.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

Mr. and Mrs !. r. Fisher. who
Z have been visiting few days in
4 New York city, have returned ac-
companied by friend, Miss Sci
bert OF Paris. France. who will max,
o visit for some time.
The big team of East Arlington
came TO Arlington Saturday TO play
The small but ~ glty ball team under
I the name of Arlington Refrigerator
Co "A practice game" the East
/ Arllngtons said, for the Refrigerator
I have been beaten by small teams.
But East Arlington went home with
sore heads for the Refrigerators
Won SO.
Don't forget about Friday night
Aug 18Th, the entertainment under
I the auspices OF ST. James Guild IN
Town Hall where the programme
will include readings by Mrs G. ID.
Gilchrist and the one act drama
A Sring Of Pearls by six wonderful
/ actors and actresses, also vocal and
instrumental music. Following III 4
viii be social dance. An OF ye
come
ue fanny reunion anu picnic
asa ~ soIi.,'.,,,, ,,',.s.. -. m.
80 a. ins,a, 9v"e5 49, - ~ Ni 81
rinrn,,na t.r,, 800 $50 ny '" g,sta
Vonaard 49,, u,i,,n, 60 - "a
stst,'t'.,, ~, s .rn't - ~
rn ,,,' W,l,5 aos,.a rar,I Io pv 1V ~
d. az. g.. %..s3a ~ w Z "'''sV t
mg,,,i alp - Nuaa ~ -, 'u','Son anu
VII a.. fn"' - n"' - ~. u n,,la
60 81. - ~s, ,,1 'N'
~ Me- go par, a'a' 80 "a r e. U VVu
M ,i,..'., u,,,a "'
~"
oh friaay evening oil last week
SITS "eoIke lio@sfd gave DIV
~ 20 the following 10 honor
~, guests Mr anu Mrs. a u
fhiil'fs ~ troy \ } and Miss
hatherlne Edwards OF New J
eiiy Me8sfs. Percy l.athrop Jesse
z White. Geo y Coolidge, Geo,
toward. Mrs " { WoodNorth, Mrs
Clarence 6llChrist, the Misses Meta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
How to Cook currisd Eggs.

Cook six eggs In boiling water TWEEN.
" minutes Cool. remove from the
shells. cut into quarters and arrange
on a warm dish. Pour over the fol-
lowing sauce. Rub the bottom Of a
small frying pan with onion, pour 10
one gin OF stock and place over the
Gre. Mix one teaspoonful OF eorp-
starch and one-quarter tesspoonful u
curry powder with one gill of milk and
stir into the boiling stock. Season with
onethird teaspoonfvl salt and little
pepper simmer for eve minutes and
then add tesspoonfal butter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
For KIDNEYS, BLOOD and LIVER

use DE-. David kennedyH fhNOflIe
Remedy At once Large bottles, $loO- all druggists
write Or. David Kennedy Co.. kondout, ~ u" Tor Tres
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
See Bowen!

There is no better way to sell
Real Estate or Personal Property
than at Auction. Everybody has a
fair chance, the property is there
to be inspected, there is no pig in
a bag about it. Eyerybody's eyes
are open and the sales are fair and
square. and the cost OF selling is
not one-fifth as much as through a
foreign agency whose main object
is to fleece both the buyer and
seller, get their big fee out Of
the first payment and skiddo Their
offices being in another state, you
can get no redress. Far better
sell at Auction to parties you know
and save good money
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t-e~ 70 Protect Them From Moth.
During Summer menths.

When fuTs are noi % constant use
as in the summer Gime. they-shonid be
key, to Hif tight cotton OF heavy paper
bags iiaag where they will not be
forgo,ica They should be examined
weekly, Y@y handsome furs. espe.
eially iong costs aua rugs. should BE-
seni 70 professional packer who
keePs them ia cold storage. See thai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

LIABILITIES.
Orders issued prior to November
so, 1908
Interest accrued thereon to date
Orders OF cureut year outstanding
Interest accrued thereon to date
Total
Less cash on hand
Net Indebtedness this date
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

A l.. BOWEN,
Photographer and Auctioneer.
South Dorset, VT.
Phone 1914
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FIy Oil 2 Cents
A Gallon.


For household use. stable use for
poultry yard dogs sheep. h0E'
aud cattle
Through a mistake rask 90 this
aisenfectHnt vas shipped me and
rather than send Il back J Viii sell
u al 81 90 Ealluh or 10 crnts a
gallon II sou bring your own can.
Onr gallon makes from 50 Ia 100
gallons ready 90 use for II mikes
freely with water Fun particulars
and directions with each gallon
This il the best soluahie on mad,
and IL "a fully guaranteed VI you
are not satisfied your money viii
be refunded. Also Roofing Paint
the best made. NJ the same price.
Roofing Felt the kind that lasts
"a L. BOWEN. 50 Dorsel, Vermont
Real E4taic. collerinn Agent Photographer
and Auciiooeer.
Phone 1924
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they never allow business TO interfere
With an excursion Of the bunch"
But, Son, / never have been able
to see anything very attractive about
q city in the summertime"
You haven't. hey?" remarks Son,
as he touches q match to the burned
end Of a con.n-nall. We'll. FAR be II
from me to lead a respectable parent
astray. but give me a nice roof garden
70 q lobster eolored sunset every time.
None OF that bacon with kerosene OIL
on Il for me-snd 7 don't like a mix
ture OF sugar end ants"
The acme OF rural Joy Is country
board" says Father. Give me the
old fashioned farmhouse and the fresh
vegetables and fruits right from the
garden"
All right. you can have them Dad
They give you a pretty little circular
when you write to ask the price OF
them" explains Son. but what you
really get is salt pork and canned
tripe. They ship the garden sass 70
the city for more mazuma, which Is
nor SO rurzl ss II might be. That's
VIZ your little wslium would prefer
TO stsy in tosn. Wonder what origi-
mated that gag about sympathy for the
poor. lonely married mani"
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Chicago Grain Market.

: CHICAGO, ILLS, Aug 13.-Pur.
chases OF wheat by foreigners had
much to do with making higher prices
here today. In addition. the Illinois
State report. indicating crop OF one
million bushels less thar the federal
estimate, was a bullish influence. The
close. which was at nearly the best
figures of the season, showed a net
advance OF IN to Y cents. Other
grains finished lower: corn. y to rs
and oats. Y to III cents. Provisions
gained 10 to IS cents.
Articles Open High Low Close
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Memorlal aaptIst church.

The people Of our community are IN
vited to hear our pastor, Rev. w. MOS
by Seay. Discuss at IL &. m. the
beautiful subject. The True Ideal OF
q Cody Life" At sp. m. he will dis
course upon the subject. sinful Yet
Praying"
Every man Is invited to attend the
Bible class which meets promptly this
morning at 10 q. m. Sunday school n
s:30 O. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock.
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80 ELL, my son, ret1aFkeu
~ -oabby" Crabtree 70 his
son wilium. Il see the va
~ cation season is In full
swing again. Folks are fit-
ting h!ther and thither. going and
coming"
} willum yawned and pushed bis feet
to q more comfortable place on the
manfei before replying.
Yes, the bonehesds down in my Of
zee have been yelling that Gone to
the country thing for sometime" he
said.
But. my son. the city IL 6 pretty
lonesome place In the summer when
the wife is away" says Father In q
sympathetic strain
|. -Av, chop IL, To save my life I
don't see sometimes how they ever
get away with IT, They 20 down 70
the wharf or the depot 20 see the wife
and kids on to some cheap place and
then comes the sad and lonely stun-
large and vet tears run down the
5eafhery cheeks Of the adult male sec
ton OF he family while the trunks are
being checked. and he don't wait for
the conductor 70 yell AL aboard
before he's in q tz-iczb and downtown
vnh the bunch. tapping ND Rhine
su6s-
well says Father. Its pretty
hard for the average business man.
You SEE he don't get much tine for
recreation working az day. and We
csEno, begrudge him q iiitle pleasure
In the evening
Say tell that % somebody else. !"
says son. Take this bunch Of surmer
xIdovsrs a. q Eko.e. and III be Will
ing 70 bet . aver 20 the little round
hoe n a douehnut that they could
fs1 the sumner recreation palaces
with q half dozsn pairs Of Binders
on sheir lamps And you jsst allow
q to psrcOlate through your hesd that
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IN THE HAMPTON
CHURCHES TO-DAY
Subjects in Various Pu!plts
Of City This
Morning.

Rev. Charles Greene. of the Central
Methodist church. will preach 20 the
congregation OF the First Methodist
church this morning. and tonight the
pastor, Rev. George w. Wray. Will
preach on IAN Israelite Indeed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-14

That q clean. nice. fragrant com
tound like Bueklen's Arnica Saive
will instantly relieve bad burn, cut
gcaid, wound or piles, stseeeFs skep-
tics. But great cures prove Its vol
6erfui healer Of the worst sores, III
Gers. boils. felons. eczema. skin erup-
:Ions. a. also chsDped hands. sprains
and corss. Try Il. CSC at All Drug
Eisfn
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STOCKS ON THE ADVANCE
More Strength Develops on
the Market
PRICES MOVE UPWARD
Professional Element is Suspicious Of
Movement and Cautious in Attempt
Ina to FolIow-American Smelling
Takes Turn and Gives Relief.
PRICES MOVE UPWARD
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-There was
some show OF quiet strength In the
market today that developed yester-
day The professional element was
suspicious OF the movement and was
cautious in attempting TO follow II ow-
ing to the doubts as to its origin ana
motive Organized support by strong
financial interests was inferred from
the manner in which stocks were alb
sorbed and prices advanced. American
Smelling turned with the rest of the
market and the cessation of weakness
ds that stock proved a relief to the
general list. There was supposi'ion
that a demonstration OF confidence TO
the country was intended by the re-
newed advance in stocks for the pur-
pose of stimulating some revival OF
Tagging trade activity.
The rigid conservation of the New
York banks In conceding credit facili-
ties. especially in the purchase of mer-
camille paper and in making time
loans, is said to-have begotten a spirit
of uneasiness through the country.
There was some talk today of change
in this policy on the part Of New York
money lenders and the talk had an
effect on the tone OF the stock market
Inquiry failed to confirm the reports
beyond the statement that slightly in
creased demand for mercantile paper
had strung up with the piling up OF
New York surplus reserves. Conces-
sions on rates, however, are confined
TO the shorter maturities and five and
six months paper Of the first grade
still holds at 5h to per cent: the
weeks more hopeful feeling over the
crop outlook still held today.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, s799,50O. United States Is reg
istered have risen u, and the coupons,
81 per cent in the bid price On call
since last week.
Total sales for the day, 2l9,9Oo
shares, including: Sugar, 900; ToDac-
co. 300; Atlantic Coast Line, 600;
Chesapeake & Ohio, 5000; Louisville
& Nashville, 500; Norfolk & Western,
500: Reading, $4,000; Sloss Sheffield,
200; Southern Railway, LOO; Penn
sylvania, 100; Union Pacific, 34,4oO;
United States steel. $1,000; virginia
Carolina Chemical, 500.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. iS.-Co'ton--
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower;
middling uplands. 1850; middiins
gulf. lS.s5; no sales. Futures opened
steady and closed steady.
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Church Of Christ.

This evening in the Church OF
Christ. the pastor, Rev. John Ander-
son Jayne will deliver sn illustrated
sermon on Pilgrims Progress" and
Miss Eslie Tennis will sing abide
With Ne" The song will be Illus
trated with steropticon pictures. Bible
school at $50 g. L., and Brethren
Visited" at 1850 g. m
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to the proportionste cash receive a
compared with .sst week.
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Hampten eapsist.

At the Hampton Baptist church 10
day the services will be In charge OF
Rev. w. Archer Wright, who will all
the pulpit for Rev. e. p. Jones. now
On his vacation In Louisa county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-14

For Fire Insurance. See ". o
LAcKEY. IA
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Services will be held In the Presoy-
teriau church this morning and even
ing, notwithstanding that the pastor
Rev. w. 8. Trimble. is now on his an
nusl vacation IN North Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-14

FOR Sale. IL Sale avenue acreage
See NJ. o. LACKEY. IA
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a.. Johns EpiscopaI.

Usual services will be conducted
this morning by Rev Reverdy Estiii.
D. D., In Old St. Johns Episcopal
church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-14

Baltimore oraInsMarkss.
BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. IL
WHEAT-firmer; spot contract
iOsH: southern on grade. ssitalo42.
CORN-easier: spot. So.
OATS-steady: No. white. 42ah.
RYE-quiet: No western domes'
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Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. ID
The condition Of the treasury at the
beginning onf business today was as
follows:
Trust ssnds--
Gold coin. sssi SEQ. $50
Silver dollars, &4ss.647.00o-
silver dollars Of 1880. $3,sl3.ooo.
silver certificates outstanding.
s4ss.s47Y0o0.
General fund
Standard silver dollars Ia general
fund. Ss,7o2.2S4.
Current liabilities, sss,1ss.1s0-
working balance IN treasury once.
s27.4sz.s13
In banks to credit Of treasurer OF
the United States t37.s23.szf.
Subsidiary silver coin. s20.54S.eSS-
Minor coin. SI.l5z oss.
Total balance In general fund. $50.
1s;,z13.
Nee YORK Money Market.
NEW YORK, Ans. ls.-Noney On
call. nominal Tine loans. steady;
sixty days. 3 per cent. and ninety
days. sze4: sir months. .za5-
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 81
70 s per cent: sterling exchange
strong With actual business n bank
srs' bills at ss.sos4s3-7o for sixty
day bills. and az <ss7sst-ss-ss for
demand. Commercial bilss. 4-ssAa's.
BAR silver. San Mexican dollars. ~.
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Your Physician

About "TfsIT," acts on the liver
and bowels like magic-no gripping.
IOc and 25c. All Druggists and
HULL's CUT RATE DRUG STORE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-14

ELL. my son." remarked
-0sbby" Crabtree 70 his
son Wilium. Il see the va
cation season Is In full