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There are three ways of obtaining the ruby: by cuttings made in the hill sides; by boring into the clefts and seams; and by washing the ruby gravel The small stones are of little value. but a perfect ruby of five carats is worth five six times as much as diamond of the same size and quality.
 After all, what is ruby? The man wise in science will at say that it is transparent and colored variety of corundum, possessing properties of refracton and electricity; that its color IS of the heart of the solar spectrum, that its name "rubno' signifies red, and that the Oriental is the only true ruby. But all that means little; 1t plains nothing of the beauty and mystery of the stone It does not tell how that light caught from the deepest tint of the hearts blood to be held in the tiny crystal; how the fable grew up about and the fairy tale clothed it with its charm. Why try to anayze it? Rather take it as it is bit of petrihed glory out of the great earth, set in shining circle of myths and fancies
 There IS very old story. legend associated with the ruby It is told by an ancient Latin writer
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
THE CRANES GRATITUDE.
A Bit of Greek Folklore.

Heraclea sat at her door, her baby on her knee Before her, at the foot of the hslope, lay Athens the Beautiful. the Violet-crowned. Beyond the low. flat roofs of the city and fell the anytinted waters of the Gulf sparkling in the happy light of day. Warm breezes scented with wild thyme lifted the dark of the mothers hair and famed the little ones cheek.
 But Heraclea's heart was heavy. The battle of life had been hard since Callas left her, twelve weary months ago. Phorion was wee baby when the fever had carried off his father and left the still youthful mother with three children to keep from hunger. Heraclea did not often find an idle moment in which to sit. she sitting now, lazy part of the sleepy monday world
 As she sang to her baby boy shadow fell across Heraclea's sunny doorway. A ta handsome man coming up the little foopath with that lesurey
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25

mother. She remembered now; she had heard of debts being cancelled in that way, with the sanction of the law. Gently putting Phoron on the ground she to her full height
 And so you, you Callias' friend, come for his child as your slavep
 And why not, Heraclea? You cannot feed these great children much longer. It will be many day before your other boy Glaucon can help you; es- pecially if you let him keep the schools instead of putting him to work in the fields shops will give you the year in which to decide; when it is ended the debt must be paid in good coin or PhorIon. Let this thought grow in your mind"
 The debt shall be paid" said Heraclea T will work night and day. The gods will help me As for selling my child to be slave, will tell you Euclemion would rather see him laid by his father in the tomb yonder.'
 But Eucemion only smiled as he turned and went down the slope.
 Mother, Motheri" cried fresh voice. that of Olaucon, and two strong were thrown about her. as she stood with her face in her hands What IS 1t? and why has that man troubled you,"
 It was 1.-the young figure which held her aHd the thick black curls brushed her cheek so tall was her
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25

big boy
 "No no, my Glaucon, I am not troubled; he is but an evil dream that vexed me Now it is passed. I will think of him more"
 q hate him." thought Glaucon.
 Mother" he said aloud they stood, their entwined, while little Phoron the ground called Justify for attention, Why do you not let go to work? I big and strong"
 Hcraclea smiled down at her boy as she took his slender hands in her own.
 The gods have given you a great gift, my Some day my Glaucon will be famous sculptor; must keep these hands for their true work. Meantime learn all you can"
 As the little group stood in the sunshine Hutter and whrl overhead drew their eyes upward. For number of years couple of cranes had been ac- customed to feed in the garden of the house. wei and fortunate guests. Now, there was a great commotion about the wall hurried Tapping of wings and hoarse cries of distress. Suddenly. of the fell huttering white heap, directly
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
A REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY.
The Best Education is the One That
Makes the Finest Women of
Our DAUGHTERS.

The school which has the best tradi.
tions of the South for 44 years. as 10
what the true lady and noblest woman
is. should be considered in deciding
where the girl is to go. Write to Rev.
Z. X. Millican, Principal, Bowling
Green, Va, and the Illustrated cata,
logue will be sent you. The school is
part of the Southern Seminary system
OF schools. Bowling Green's motto,
lived up to, is:
borough education abreast of the
highest standards at the lowest possible
rate. in the best social and moral
atmosphere.
The rate of $l47. so includes board.
laundry, full literary tuition, Latin
French and German, furnished room
heat and lights for the entire session.
The school has the best standard of
college preparatory and finishing
courses, music and elocution.
The health record is unexcelled. Ten
MS, boating, basketball.
Address REV. c. K. MILLICAN. A. b.
Bowling Green, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
YACHTING PARTIES.

Capt. w. J.. Messick, of Irvington,
accompanied by J. l.. McCready and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Sherman
and Mrs. Landstreet and daughter,
Miss Mary, all of Baltimore, sailed Tues-
day on Capt. Msssjck s yacht, Aecomaa,
for ten-days' cruise of the lower
Chesapeake bay and James river, stop
ping at Ocean View. Norfolk, Rich
mond and probably other points. Capt.
Jas. N. Wilder is in command.
Yacht Mandalay. of Baltimore, out
on ten-days' cruise of the chesapeake
and RappahannOck river, harbored at
IrVingtpn Sunday and Monday. In the
party are chas. Bier. Miss Florence
peering, Mrs. G. B. Masterman, Miss
irene Masterman ard Capt. r. C. Shen-
ton. They entertained Irvington
friends aboard while here,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Miss Julia Kent, of Northumberland
county, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
l.. l.. Tignor. Sentinel.
l.. w. Headley, of Callao. shipped a
7-week sold calf toe. nj. Lewis & Sons.
Baltimore. last week that sold for SIG. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gresham and
daughter, Of Spencer, N. c., are visit
ing friends and relatives near White
Stone.
Chas. Mcclure, of Northumberland
county, left this week for Nashville,
Tenn, to resume his studies at Wander
bilt University.
Rev. Geo. Y. Bradley is spending
the week at his old home in Powhatan
county, and holding n series of services
there. Tidewater Democrat.
Steamer Peter c. Struven, of the
Bellows & Squires works, Ocran, was
in Norfolk several days last week for
repairs to her machinery.
VIM. Mullen, of Wheaton, Lancaster
county, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alvin
Hundley, at her home on lower Main
street. fredericksburg Journal.
The Rev. William Meade Clarke, rec
tor of st. James's Episcopal church in
Richmond, Mrs. Clarke and Miss Emily
Clarke are visiting DR.. c. T. and Joseph
Peirce, brothers of Mrs. Clarke, in upper
Lancaster.
Work was begun last week widening
Urbanna creek at the mouth. 1890
square yards of bottom is to be re-
moved. giving the channel a depth of
10 feet at low water and an average
width of $50 feet.
Misses Ella Roane and Linda New
comb. sister and niece respectively of
Mrs. x. T. Douglass, near Lancaster
Courthouse, have retained from visit
ing friends and relatives in King and
Queen county.
Misses May Kelso and Gladys Muller,
who have been visiting Mrs. A. w.
Cooper, at Towles Point, have returned
to their home in Govans. Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hall, of Baltimore
have also been spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Cooper.
Hon. Clarence Towles spent several
days here last week. He was accom-
panied by r. b. Moore, Chas. Mitchell.
W. ii. Russell, Leo Edwards, Fitz
Harding and Ira Lewis. They came
from Reedville on their handsome
launches ''Palmora" and Stranger. >"
Colonial Beach Record.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
DAMAGING TELEPHONE WIRES.

The thoughtlessness of some people
is passing understanding. Complaint
Is made that trees are recklessly cut
down and fall upon the telephone wires,
breaking them down and destroying
connections, to the worry and incon-
venience of patrons of the phone
systems. Such carelessness not only
causes an inconvenience to the public,
but an expense to the telephone own
ers. We are satisfied that it is only
necessary to call attention to this mat
ter in order to make people more care
full and to save the community from
worry and inconvenience.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
lit of Appointments for the vari-
Gus Schools in Lancaster and
Northumberland Counties.
Lancaster County.

WHITE CHAPEL DISTRICT.
Nuttsville-School to be supplied.
White Chapel-Miss Mamie Z. Stone
ham.
Ottoman High School--Principa
Norman G. Cooper; LIST assistant, Miss
Mamie p. Dunaway; End assistant, Miss
Ethel G. Brent; 3rd assistant. Miss Ruth
Richardson.
Bertrand-Miss Foy Brent.
Whealton-to be supplied.
Lebanon-Miss Olean Webb.
CoLoRED.
No. 1-Amelia M. Hill.
" ITO be supplied.
3-Clora Il. Smith.
4" 4ANaomi Harris.
High School will open September Is.
Other school will open October 3rd.
WHITE STONE DISTRICT.
White Stone High SchooI-Principal
E. w. Taylor; lst assistant, Mrs. Emma
James; End assistant, Miss Ora Vaughan;
3rd assistant, Miss Fannie Bellows.
lrvingtOn High School-PrincipaI, H.
w. Rinker; 1st assistant, Mrs. Julia
Lee; End assistant, Miss Bette +.
Richardson; Bird assistant, Miss Ola
Humphreys.
kilmarnock- Principal, /. Basye
Marsh; assistant. Miss Mary Orvil
Street.
Poplar Neck Miss Pearl Hurley.
Fisherman-Principal, Miss Annie
Haynie; assistant, Miss Hannah Dix.
Weems- Principal. Kirk Broaddus;
LIST assistant, Miss Sallie Fitchett; 2nd
assistant. Miss Edith Buck.
MOrans-Miss J.. j. Mckinney.
CoLoREp.
White Principal, A. T. Wright;
assistant, A. Il. Dyer
Kilmarnack- Principal, r. Nj. Camp
bell; assistant, Mrs. Mary Williams.
Mt. Jean-Mrs. Pauline Edwards.
Chili-Mrs. nj. f.. Hinton.
Schools open Bird of October.
MANTUA DISTRICT.
Lancaster High School-PrincipaI.
Prof. Frank p. Brent; 1st assistant.
Miss Susie Chiffon; 2nd assistant, Miss
Ora V. Vaughan.
Merry POint-Miss Lummie ID. Nc
Kenney.
Liyely-Miss Mary ID. Bell.
Edgely-Miss Martha +. Marsh.
Rehohoth Church-to be supplied.
CoLoRED.
Ramps Mill-Daisy T.. Brothers.
Merry Point, No. S-Ruth A. Laws.
Bellwood Mills-Amanda Roane.
Chestnut Grpve-to be supplied.
High School session begins Septem
her l9tb' other schools first week in
October.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
WEEMS.

A number of friends from this place
and Irvington gave Miss Mamie David,
at Point Francis, surprise party
Tuesday eve1ing, the occasion being
the anniversary of her birth. Miss
David's sisters, Mrs. /. II. Francis, Jr.,
and Miss Julia David. carefully laid all
the plans and successfully carried the
surprise" through. On the dining
room table was large birthday cake
encircled with lighted candles 1--WE refuse
to state the number) and many other
palatable delicacies. Much fun was had
at Miss David's expense.
Miss Ruth Cameron, of Kinsale, is
the guest of her brothers, Messrs. w.
A. and j. o. Cameron. at this place.
s. l.. Balderson, formerly of this
place. but for several years past in the
u. S. Navy. will be stationed at New
port. X. l., for about q year studying
torpedoes, mines and diving.
Wayland Doggett left Saturday last
for Norfolk to receive hospital treat
ment.
Mrs. Lewis Fogg. who has been i'll
SO long is slowly improving. while her
daughter, Miss Buena Fogg, who has
been her mothers constant nurse since
her illness. is now quite sick.
Mrs. j. C.. Owens. who has been
spending quite awhile with her parents
here. has returned to her home in Nor
folk.
Miss Eva Sadler, of Middiesex, who
has been spending the past month at
the home of j. r. Sadler. has returned
TO her home.
Mrs. Walter Plummer and Mrs. Robt.
Moon, of Baltimore, accompanied by
Mrs. C. o. Brooks, spent last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. 3. G. poggett.
Next Sunday night is regular meet
ing OF the Baptist Young Peoples I'm
ion at the chapel. The meeting will be
conducted by A. C. Lumpkin. Subject,
''Why is unbelef SIM"
Little Joseph Gunther, of near XII
marnock, is spending several days at
the home of his uncle. Oscar Ashburn.
Richard Atkins, who for a number of
years made his home with his brother
here, but who since last January has
been in the government service on the
u. S. Revenue Cutter, Itasca, writes
his friends that he is just recovering
from an accident which he met with
while on the way TO England this sum,
mer, having the misfortune To have
five ribs broken and afterward being
confined to his bed for seven weeks
with fever. We imagine that during this
spell Richards cheerful smile was not
30 much in evidence az it used to be.
A. c. Lnmpkin has been painting and
doing other work for DIR. Hubbard at
his home at White Stone recently.
w. J. Abbott has returned from Bal
tim0re, where he has been receiving
treatment for his eyes. They are much
Improved.
it is expected that Mr.. Broaddus. a
sOD of DIR. Andrew Broaddus, who was
q former pastor of the Baptist churches
in this county, will be principal of tho
public school here the coming term,
s. b, and M. N. Hayden are re.
building C. b. Smither's hay barn
which was blown down in a severe wind
storm the earlier part of the summer.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
Delayed Attention Costs Msney.

Your house wears out il not painted.
It costs more to repair it than it costs
To paint 1T. 1t don't cost much to paint
with the l.. & M. Paint, because a gal
Ions of l.. 4 M. Paint and gallons of
Linseed Oil makes seven gallons of
ready for use paint at a cost of about
$l 40 per gallon. You can mix yourself.
Ihlrty-tive years use in every part of
the United States proves it. Atlantic
City 81 Pittsburgh Fence Tests made
by the Master Painters Association
proveit. Sold by: Il. M. Sanders, White
Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
SERIES OF MISFORTuNES.

Mrs. ]. II. Rangher and family left
irvmgtnn Monday to take the remains
Of MIRA. Baugher's father. Mr.. t. S.
Dennis, to Baltimore for interment,
and upon reaching her home Mrs.
Baugher found her husband extreme
ly Ill with appendicitis and prepa-
ratl0ns for an operation being made.
The next day, Mrs, Edith BOIL,
a COUSIN who followed on the next
boat. badly sprained her ankle while
getting out of an upper berth. MIR.
Baugher stood the operation well,
Mrs. }. c. Harding and Mrs. l.. M.
Irving also went to baltimore Monday
to attend the obsequies of their father
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
Northumberland County,
wIcoMIco n1orp.cn


Wicomico Church High School
Principal, j. b. Ingram; LIST assistant.
Miss Maude Wiseman; End assistant. to
be supplied; 3rd assistant, Miss Virginia
Irvine
Bluff Point-Miss Ruby M. Clarke.
Shiloh-to he supplied.
CoLoRED.
Jones Run. No. &c. C.. Pinn.
Mt. Olive, No. I'D, II. Chamber
layne.
Mia, No. 9-B. +. Gray.
Williams Gate, No. Lucy Burrell.
High School session begins September
2lst, other schools first week in October.
HEATHsyILLE DISTRICT.
Heathsville High SchQnl-PriDcipal,
Bruce Anderson LIST assistant. Miss
Flora Brown; 2nd assistant, Miss M. C.
Maddox.
Coan Hall-Branton Sewell.
Corinth-Miss Estelle Belts.
Coan-Mr. Roebrick.
Lara-Miss Helen Swami.
Providence-Miss Gertrude Christie
pher.
Gulicks Corner-Miss Lula Downing.
FAIRFIELDs DISTRICT.
Reedville High School-Pr PRINCIPAL.
Walter w. Barnhart; ist assistant, E.
Hall: End assistant, Miss l.. Ruth Barn
hart; Bird assistant, Miss Grace G. Pinck
ard; 18th assistant, Miss Berna II. Morton.
Oak Grove-Miss Ruby Edwards.
Lillian Miss Agnes w. Palmer.
Fairport Graded School PRINCIPAL.
Miss Evelyn Broun, assistant, Miss
Enid Kelley.
Burgess Stare- Principal, Page Fry;
assistant, Miss Lottie M. Hinton.
Hacks Neck Principal, Miss Eva
Butler; assistant. to be supplied.
Horse Head-Miss Almeta Crowther.
LoTTsBURG DISTRICT.
Stately Principal, Miss Eva
Burgess; assistant, Miss Edith Swami.
Mundy Point-Miss Frances Hatch.
Tea Neck-Miss Eva Rock.
Chapel-Miss Alice DUNCAN.
Bethany Lula Winstead.
Swans Miss Helen Hudnall.
Piedmnnt-Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Cherry Point Miss Mary Kent.
Lewisetta- Miss Mabel Long.
Lake lnew schooD Miss Annie
DUNCAN.
CoLoREp.
Tells Run-Eva Leland.
Lively-to be supplied.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
Some DEATHS.

VIM. Garland, Go years old. formerly
OF Richmond county, died Friday night
at wheaton. He is survived by a
widow and seven children-five daugh-
tiers and two sons. A married daughter
lives in Ashland and two brothers at
Warsaw, one being Jno. ID. Garland.
long Commonwealth Attorney for
Rlchmond county. He had been in fee.
Die health for number Of years. BIZ
rial took place Sunday, Rev. S. =. De-
Vault conducting the services.
Mrs. Luther A. Harding, of lower
Northumberland, died Sunday after n
short illness. aged about 80 years. Mrs.
Harding is survived by four children.
two of which are twins of a week
or so of age, husband, parents and other
near relatives. She was Miss Waring.
of Essex county. before marriage, her
parents being with her at the time of
death. lnterment Monday afternoon
at Wicomico Church. Mrs. Harding
was good woman and lovely wife and
mother,
Mr. Thomas Spicer Dennis. 81 years
OF age. died at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. Carroll Harding. Irvington.
Monday morning. Mr. Dennis had been
feeble for long time and had been con-
fined to his bed for several weeks from
what might be called gradual paralysis.
he is survived by three daughters
Mrs. J. II. Baugher, Mrs. l.. M. Ir-
wing and Mrs. ]. Carroll Harding and
one son-Victor pennis-all save Mrs.
Harding Of Baltimore. With the exs
ception of the past six years spent at
lrvington, Mr.. Dennis had lived all his
life in Baltimore, where his remains
were taken for interment.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
CHAMPIONS.
Lancaster Defeats KiImarnock s to 0
and Wins Championship of Lancas.
ter and Northumberland CountieS

In hotIy contested game between
Lancaster and Kilmarnock on the lat
ter's diamond Lancaster won the de-
cldlng game of series of three by the
neat score OF 9 TO 0. This gives Ian
caster the championship of the county.
In the early part of the season things
looked gloomy, but the boys went to
Reedvllle and were handed the rabbits
foot. To the delight of the "town''
people this coveted flag has been fas.
tened to the highest point of the Con-
federate Monument.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
MILLINERY FOR FALL.

Mrs. J: w. Hayden and Miss Pearl
Sllee, Milliners at Irvington, will con-
tInue to conduct the business Mt their
apartments in the bank. Mrs. HAY
don and Miss Rilee will be in Baltimore
and Washington several days after
September 18th selecting stock and
would take any special order their
friends and customers may want if left
with Mrs. Hayden before that date.
They wish TO thank friends for past
patronage and solicit continuance of
same
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
LANGAh rBk COURTUOUSE.

LANCAS FER COURTHOUSE.
Misses Eunice Sanders and Louise
Ware left Monday for Mathews county
to visit friends.
Everett Bornur son of the late DIR.
E. f. Barnum, of New York, is visiting
his uncle, Arthur Hutchinson, near here.
He spent last week here with Ralph
and Cyrus Chiffon.
Misses Susie and Alice Chiffon were
at Ocran last week as members of a
pleasant camping party there.
Miss Ethel McCarty, of Maryland, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. +. J.
Downing.
Raymond Haynie left last week for
Lillian, where he has accepted posi-
ton as clerk for Mr.. Omohundro.
Mrs. G.. Il. Goad returned Thursday
from several weeks spent in Kentucky.
We are glad to know that her health
was much benefited by the change.
Our M. ID. is kept quite busy both
night and day, having in addition to his
own practice, that of 'Drs. Peirce and
Steuart, the former being sick and the
latter away on a visit.
Prof. Brent will again be principal of
the High School this session. Miss
Susie Chiffon will also have charge OF
her same room while Miss Vaughn, of
Middlesex. will teach the primary, form
ally taught by Mrs. Genevieve Gresham
(nee Pinckard).
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
BIG SALE.

For the next Is days | will hold big
sale on all kind of goods. The Biggest
Bargains ever offered. Come and see
what nice line ! have for sale very
low. After the 18th of September /
will go north and fill up with fall goods,
also will open frst-class millinery.
have tne lady TO run the business,
and want all to come and see my line.
+. F. THOMPSON,
Irvington, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09

WANTED-Cosmopolitan Magazine re-
quires the services of a representative
in lrvington, Va. to. look after sub
scription renewals and to extend circu-
lation by special methods which have
proved unusually successful, Salary
and commission. Previous experience
desirable but not essential. Whole time
or spare time. Address. with referen-
ces. II. Q. Campbell, Cosmopolitan Mao
azine. 1889 Broadway, New Yor!; Civ.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
LADIES. ATTENTION.

Send me your orders and let me dc
your shopping in the city. Will give
all orders personal attention and you
Will have the benefit of latest city styles
at lowest prices without leaving home.
samples sent on request, Seven years
experience in buying. Will also buy
ami trim hats for my customers. Sat
isfaction guaranteed,
Thanking you for past and soliciting
tuture patronage, ! am,
Very respectfully youra,
SAnIE G.. BEATLEY,
90d s. Hanover ST.,
Sept. LIST, 1910. baltimore, Md.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
KILMARNOCK.

DIR. X. w. Palmer has been unwell
for about two months, but is improv-
ing at present.
Miss Murriel Currell returned to her
home near here Friday from visit to
Miss Ruth Barlaw. at Bowling Green.
Va. Miss Barlow accompanied her
home
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
NOTICE THESE:

Pianos for sale at great sacrifice.
Hayden 4 Rilee's millinery announce
ment,
Bargain sale of f. F. Thompson,
IrVington.
Representative wanted for the Co.'S
mopoliton Magazine,
Receipts and disbursements of White
Stone school district,
Withdrawal notice OF extra steamer
of b., c. u A. R'y Co.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
LANCASTER COUNTY.
PINCKARDSVILLE.

Herbert c. Hall. of King and Queen
county, accompanied by his daughter,
Belle, is welcome guest at his fathers
home this week.
Miss Lucille Pinckard left on the 18th
for Washington, ID. c.. having secured
a clerkship in the Census Office.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
It Saved His Leg,

AN thought id lose my Leg" writes ]. A.
Swensen. of Watsrtown. Wis. Ten years Of
eczema. that Is doctors could not cure had at last
laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arpjca Salye cured
it. sound and we'll" Infalhblefo Skin Eruptions
Eczema. Salt Rheum. Boils. Fever Sores. Barns,
Scalds. Cuts and Piles. 26c at all druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-09
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
BLACKSDCRC. VA

'>''bN NS, VA,
Degree courses in Agriculture, Horti-
culture. Applied Chemistry. Applied Ge-
ology. Civil, Mining. Mechanical and
electrical Engineering. MetalIurgy and
Autobiography, and Preparatory Veter
mary Medicine. Sixty-four Instructors
thoroughly Equipped Shops. Lahorator-
les and Barns. Steam heating and cleo
trle lights in dormitories. Library IL
ood volumes. Farm of l, 100 acres.
School Of Agricultural Apprentices.
Zone Year Course for Young Farmcrs)
Total cost of session of nine months includino,
tuition and other fees. hoard. washing uniforms
students. S234.GO. b'''
2lsT. 1910. = ''' 'i'''''
PAUL B. BARRTNGER, M. D.. l.. l.. ID
President.