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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Malvern Hill Social News
Especial 10 The Times-pispatch.l


Malvern Hill. Va, June 3.-The
day school at Granville celebrated last
Sunday by} l-day services al the
Episcopal Church. were very much
enjoyed by all those present. Miss
I.ayinia Carter, who organized tho
classes, and has carried on the work
ercises. Those taking part We're
Misses NJ. Perkins. Lillian Johnson,
Doris Rathine, Claiborne ca rter, Emma
Gill, Jean S. Clark. Bessie johnson,
Masters Emmett Perkins. Foster
Saunders, Herbert Wood Reuben ana
Wa burn Carter. Three beautiful BAN
ners were given as prizes for the
tendance and behavior, Emmett Per y
kins was the successful member: in
the secondary class for best attend
ance, Miss Emma Gill, and in the Bible
enjoyed a delicious lunch. served on
the ground, after which the exercises
were continued until about o'clock.
Miss Mary Randolph cartor. Of
High HIS" daughter Of the late
Colonel Hill Carter, OF Shirley, started
Thursday for White Rock, III the Min
tab Reservation Utah. She Will spend
the summer, with her sister, Miss Lucy
years. has. been engaged in missionary
and educational work among the Ito.
Indians al the White Rocks Agency
in Utah. Miss Carter will take back3
with her two little Indian boys who,
are being educated by this well known
family. Eg1t '5
Thomas Dutro. OF New York, is tho
guest q his sister Mrs. Hugh n.
Mrs. James r. Harrison, OF Danville9
Is visiting relatives in this neighbort,
hood m. i''iIilS,'s:.
t. a. Saunders, Jr., of Richmond
spent several days this week with his
SON, "A; saunders. third, at Buck
lands Stock Farm. 's2aq;l I'M. .$
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Ton. of many horse-weight and several
thousands horsepower, rising and fall
ing as steadily as a clock ticks. as
ssiiently as rose leaf detaches itself
~ from The flower and floats to the
81 ound. The rest OF the party wand :
ered to the other rooms. stopped to
S;crutinze whirling wheels and flying
s onnds. remained beside the huge
n , pistop, fascinated BY its tre-
inendous quiet power.
Since. have met persons who re
lnihaed me of that huge silent work
81, and the humans were as fascnat.
III r,,Ee q $ Inc machine. as great. as power.
iul. as noiselessly effective. 1t is a
force. in us all is limited. II we vast,
third OF il in fault finding. a third
81 II In qnarreling there is only a
third for our work, and since the work
| tneir energy. the work only lacks two
thirds OF being completely done The
man who lost the job for Frank Jones
End End Won II for Howard Smith was
,WorkinG disposition that counts. II
rank Jones wasted his strength IL
continual fault-lnding and quarrel
Ing he had not enough left to do his
work well; If he had heard the teIe-.
phone condolences overheard. he would
said the man of the sonorous voice
had worked him OUT The truth Is
he worked himself out by rendering
himself nnAt.
There is a. charge against some work
crs, especially in the East. and they
have bent the hack of the rod OF disci-
pine so long TINT they, have become
servile The broken spirit Is tn sad
dest sight In the world. But that of
the man who wastes the gold Of his
energy In chatting against unchange-
able conditions is the most irritating.
The man who has joy In his woI k
doesn't fret at the conditions In which
to him. and to accomplish 1t well de-
spite the handicapping surroundings Is
MS JOY y man who works in such n
spirit needs not trouble about re-
wards The rewards Will take care
mnnifcence
When n president oe one OF the
richest Eastern railroads Was elected
Ito his Office. alta .aaIary-;of ono hum
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Bon Air Social News
Ispecial IL III. r,r,o. 49,.

Especial to The Times Dispatc
Son Air. June S-Miss Eva Taicott
mas returned from visiting rela lives
Mr.. and Mrs whltmel Forbes. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Ripley, William
Forbes and Paul Blanchard hayn
moved into their summer home.
Monte belle" near here.
MISS Constance Rates was the ouoe,
for several days The past week Of Inc
Misses Miller and the Misses Hazen.
Mrs. Percy filinn entertained The
young people. on Thursday last in
honor of her house guest
MISS Ayl'ite Wherry was the guest
Richmond ~ III
Miss lean Berkeley was the week end
guest cue! Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Bent .
Mr. and Mrs william schm;dt ~,
with, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bosohen ~
Sunday i'oSciith on
from Roanoke tH"aS
ter Mr PAM n1a Mrs Ms liz Garnet, Of Gin
Misses Moore on sat,irdsv ne
Miss Elizabeth Cooke ana p
o ICE were With MrF. T ZIP. cock
Mrs Frederick Marshall and Mai
visiting Mrs Douglas wborrv arc
Mrs Mary Bell, Of c.hs,ins ~.
county. gave very dcIightful n.rr,
G Inn ct imGsrsona,ion a, the Ron 81,
Of the library here. Will .ntcr n
n FL, s nc. was the guest Of MISS Ha}.
Mrs. Friend and Miss Rcbc rr,.,a
| Inn. e's'e'en at the
: MI; and Mrs. Coleman wor,horo | ;, !
family. OF Richmond. moved inin IN, "a,
he Mha nome, near here, last ,veeh. is'
nub IL 1oum,ry Club extended 10 III,
m m Informal opening OF its G onrs - -
| thursday night last. The fnrr, %
opening Of the club will be Tuesd i,n
Hiss Marie cranz has becn ~
cent guest Of Mrs. Carl Boscbnn ~
| Dr. John Brnnsford Of htIanta r.,
ma" rs, arrived for tho summer months III,
have 1921 an, Mrs Arthur Mayo and sor
NOR ,ssS Hf1iseu at Inc Inn for the sun,
.
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Wytheville Social News
Ispccial to The Timcs-D;snatcn

special to The Times Dispatch.
NSlheville. Va, June 3-Sat,rdav
was observed here as Decoration DavI
crosses of honor were bestowed. and
an address by Rev. Alexander Phil.
nppi, d. D.i chaplain of William Terry
lamp, United Confederate Veterans
After the Speaking dinner was servni
at the parish hall, and an auto ridn
was rendered the veterans.
MIS-. Robert Savers and little son
are visiting Mrs. John N. Guy. in
Richmond, for few weeks.
Admiral and Mrs. Rufus Parks re-
cent guests of Mrs. W. H. SpilIer nav,
returned 20 their home in Norfolk.
Mrs William G.. IIaines and chill
dren, of Charleston, S. C.. are Tho
guests of Miss Bette Moore,
Mayor Woodville Smith and Miss
Kitty Smith. of Lynchburg. who have
heen visiting Mrs. Stephen Putnev at
lnEieside,' have returned home.
Colonel s. S. Simmerman is I'm Raj
tmore this week TO attend the com
mencement exercises of the Medical
College. where his son. Dr. Walter
Simmerman. will graduate.
MISS Sallie Goodwin is at home after
VISIT to her brother, Rev. r. A. Good
VIM in Richmond
n. Rev. Beverly D. Tucker. bishoD-
coad1ntor OF the Southern Diocese of
Virginia, delivered an able address
at ST Johns Church, on Friday even
ing. and confirmed a class of seven-
teen. ~
Rev. Francis II. craighin was in
Roanoke this week to attend the FMS
ccpal Council In session In that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Heard in the Telephone Booth
BY ADA PATTERSON.

Hello. that you, charle?" q conf
dent voice spoke rosonanty into the
mouthpiece OF the public telephone in
INC booth next 10 mine.
a fiat metallic sound by way OF re-
| sponse.
Il wanted 10 talk to you about Frank
Jones He says. he's got you on his
side and you're going to give him the
! More fiat metallic sounds with a note
(, oi protest in them. ''Of course I don't
want TO interfere. hut I want TO tell
| yom something that maybe you don't
| his job
Eviden, Interrogation from the other
| end Of the wire
| Il mean he rows with his bread and
butter II you tell him 10 do some
| tt:!nE ne wants 10 know why come thing
| else cant be done. or whj. 1t can't be
Gone Gone a. at different time. He never likes
! fellows he's working With. nor the
place he's working in There's always
snmething wrong If there's nothing
d AZ =, ItS mn ne has top much work to
90 or ne mas 70 work too late
| More metallic Interrogation.
| Howard Smith can do the work as
Vel az he can and he does It willingly.
much sff fsab aen or hh m Ye eathh e
/ TIC sane age and size and weighs
( about The same Yes, He'g az heaiihy
! az Jones. But he's 4 mile ahead OF him
in disposi,ion
| 4 short clicking sen,ence from The
! othfr end
voice in 10 boo'h next 10 81 nine es'n NH II
/ send him up thia afternoon
THANH; you. Yes. knew you woula
/ Want TO Know. wouldn't hire that
4 kim; % a f.llow u!yaclf Good bye" :
I Howard Smith got the Job
! y greet deal OF wisdom permeated
| NC partition hat separated the next
I mir a.
wisdom Of the immense saving OF tho
waste OF fraction.
In one OF nc mining States OF the
Nest. visited u great smelling works.
| me neurotic members OF the party
/ rom The lnst had protested against
Inc visit. They were sure their nerves
would he torn to shrcds by '.horrid
noises We were led into tho princ,-
pal room of the smelling works. and
, our guido saninted to. n huge iropL pIs
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Roanoke Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispa tc

loPeCldl 10 me IlmeS- DISDa tch. II.
Roanoke, Va, June 3.--Miss Martha
Trout was hostess Wednesday after
noon a d delightful luncheon in hon or
OF the Churchill-Li ttlejohn wedding
party The dining table was most
daintily arranged with large Ciuny
France roses. The color scheme Of
pink was carried out also In the menu,
which consisted OF seven courses.
Covers were laid for ten. whose places
were marked with dainty hand paint
ed monogra cards; The guest of
with pretty good-luc.; turquoise
matrix> ring, and large bouquet OF
pink sweet peas Miss Tront's guests
were Misses Mary Churchill, Dunn.
stuart Cooke. Sarah Coke. Ethel
Churchill. Nellie Stephenson.
Mrs. p. NJ. Taylor entertained Thurs
day morning from II to 2. at three
ia bles of bridge In honor OF Miss
Churchill and her bridal party. other
guests were Mesdames A. p. staples.
Whitmell Coke and a. tKearney. Decor
atoms were charming in pink roses.
After the game most delicious
luncheon was served. covers being laid
+ by imported Japanese places cards.
I The Churchill Littlejohn bridal
party were also entertained by Mrs.
Ronald Fairfax. at her home. Green
way Court, Friday night. by dance:
Mrs. j. R. Garrett entertained two
Kearney was hostess at luncheon
Friday morning: Saturday morning
Mrs. Lucian Cooke gave n delightful
breakfast. and Miss Sarah, Coke, served
noon. all OF which has made the week
unusually gay for the visiting girls
here to attend Miss Churchilly iN
Mrs.@James NJ Thomas ia; giving a
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most attractive house party this week
III honor OF her sister. Miss Kathleen
Clarke OF Radford. The guests in
nlude Misses Dobson. OF Knoxville,
Tenn: Mary Tillery. of Marshall, Mo-:
Mary Buckner. Of Marshall Mo, and
Nell Charlton, of Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Goodloe, of Vir-
party last week. Their guests are
Misses Katherine Brosius Alice Lin
coin. Ruby Dick enson, Josephine Buch-
anan: Of Hollins: jamie Lipscomb, of
Iumbus. o., and Mamie Goodloe, OF
Williamson. ". Va.
An cnga cement OF interest Just an
n2nnced Is thai of Gray 1inney. Of
Illyria. o. Mr.. Iinney is teller ut the
First National Bank. in this city. and
IS ono Of the most popular young men
here. lie is we'll known in Eastern
Virginia. The wedding will take place
Miss Ethel Williams, of Richmond,
was the guest of Mrs. w. B. Bates
last week. -
crime Cook will return from the Farm
vile state Normal the first of next
week.
Miss Brent witt, of Richmond. arr
rived Friday to be the guest of Miss
Mrs. j.. F. Brewer. of Bristol Mrs.
a. D. REYNOLDS. OF Bristol. and Miss
Hoge, OF Princeton, w. Va. are guests
of Mrs J. S. Browning
Mr.. and Mrs tbs. Davant Mrs
Blair Antrim and Mrs DeLos Thoma 3
are at Hot Springs, .Nt
Nfrs.EC. y. Bargamin. of Richmond
Is the guest Of Mrs. ,Ioseph Ellis. al
Der home on Franklin Road
Mrs. G. Richa rdson, of Wythevllle,
is the guest Of her son,E. l.. Richard
son.
Miss Stella Marshall Of .Danville
was the guest Of her sister Mrs. Err
nest Jennings. last week,
Miss Lille Evans, of Scottsvilie and
AIRS. I'ascom Linney, Of Blacksburg.
visited Mrs. a. r. Sibert last week.
Miss Annie joplin. of Rocky Mount,
Va. hns returned to her home after n
delightful visit to Miss Sarah Cald-
we'll. {i'-
Miss Rubel Bruce. OF Wise county,
was the guest OF Mrs. HIohn Wilson
Hix on his way to Wilmington. d ell. ltl
Miss Sarah Caldwell left Thursday
for Peaks OF Otter. to Join party
there for the week END. After Monday
she will visit Miss Nora Payne, Col
lege Hill, Lynchburg. .H
III General Nichols, of v. NJ J.. and
Judge E.t..Wlf Saunders, OF Rocky
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dred thousand dolla-s year, twic.
that of the President Of the United
states, he was asked to explain how
he had achieved it,
II am being paid now for the time
when / was an ambitious young clerk
and for what did without pay he
answered. when was a young clerk
used to stay after hours to finish nv
work and TO learn what ! could about
me business The other clerks used
to laugh at me and say: You're not
paid for that Well. I'm being paid
This man didn't quarrel about his
JOB. He was in love with it. AND n
hundred thousand dollars year is
mis- reward. E4 -
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Mount, visited Mr.. and Mrs Lucian'
Cooke last week.
Mrs. William G. Rivers and her son.
William G.. Jr. are visiting her mother.
Mrs. W. S. Battle. Colonel William c.
Rivers. who has been stationed in tho
Philippines for the past seven years,
expects to join his wife here In Au-
gust. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

ne air Of expectancy which has sur
rounded the Russian embassy ever
sihse inc departure of the ambassador
ana baroness Rosen for st. PETERSBURG
ms ,ncrea sed in density in arithmcti-
uai progression with the DAYS The
very persistent rumor that this info
eSting household would not return il
w asninston has finally been officialiy
Nerllied and now comes the query viii
~ ~, VII not W. Bakmatioff succeed him.
he affirmative reply, claims as its own
SSiiauame Bakmation, his wife. who as
.iss MARY Bealc was q belle here in
me not far-distant past. and her sis
, ,er, MIS-: lohn r.. Mclean. a popular
Office. was not altogether r'~ pleas orfie I, =
VAS thought. at the marriage of ono
OF us attaches to an American. reca IIe5
.ne young husband soon after the
Giersmony, but. after seeing the wife.
s1r,,ia or dismissing him from the
MLnrice' gave him a coveted promotion
More successes followed in rapid sue.
session, due, II is said to the tactfnl
ulu OF MS wife, until he received ihe
Very diiiicult position of representinr
.ne russian government In Toxic i'm
w ar. FROM Japan to the United States
rs n9t long call In the diplomats
Morld, and the Bakmatioffs nave been
| Sn0unolnG the clarion for several yenrs
Il IN ne question is, will 1t be heard in 81
Pc nsn before a successor to Baron
pc. or not TO be, his country's chtsf
representative in the home city of his
| wire, and If SO. will she follow the so.
| c,ai trail blazed by the first and only
I'm usner american woman to preside over
,ne ohiclal home of the Car in WASH
inGton, are agitatinE society and lead
! ms 10 much prophecy.
| GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
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;, The summer exodus. Inaugural ted by
Countess. bernstorn. wife Of tho Ger.
man ambassador, who left town i'm
medlately alter the marriage OF her only
oauShter in April, was followed by tile
olhclal penetrating OF the Austrian
ambaSsadress. Baroness HenEelmuel-
ier, who VIII go TO Bar Harbor 10 await
me coming of the ambassador. The
not remove the embassy TO sumner
quarters elsewhere SO long as Congress-
IN Mss, session keeps the President at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

Mrs NaEel. wife Of the Secret,r, =,
commerce and Labor. actually ,ha
Youngest of the Cabinet matrons. until
ihe arrival Of Mre Fisher. was n
a,,riklng hgure at Chevy Chase Club. on
ihursdnN, whcn she entertained at lur
cneon IN compliment to the wives Of
me DELEGATES in attendance on the in
ternational fur seal conference. H..r
Guesls included Mrs. Bryce. VETO
OF the British ambassador: pa =.
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During the absence of their chief in
Europe, the French embassy starr viii
be guided by the counselor. NJ. Lefevr,-
Pontalis. and Madame Lefevre- Ponta1is
Vii he leading lady on its social ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
SOC French Lawns, 2sc yd

Eight hundred yards of very
sheer and fine White French Lawns.
for waists and dresses. Half a dol
lar yard is the regular price: spc-
cial here 20c yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

| oness Uchida, wife OF the Japanese
AMBASSADOR: Mrs. Pope. wife of the ca
madam delegate: Mrs. Toiand. wife OF
the british delegate; Baroness Eolde,
wife of the Russian delegate; Mrs.
Hughes wife of Justice Hughes. United
states Supreme Court; Mrs. Dixon. wife
81 Senator Dixon, OF Montana: Miss
Harlan. daughter of Justice Harlan:
Baroness de Bode sister of the Russian
military nttache. and clatelaine of his
home here: Mrs. Nelson r. Johnson.
MISS Squire and her stepdaughter. Miss
lItldeEarde Nagel RI
The French ambassador and Madame
!rsserand who are planning to sail
summer abroad, gave an Ella borate re-
certion here on Tuesday evening. their
sreciSl guests being their countrymetl
who are here for the International fur
seal conference. The embassy was in
summer dress, with beautiful iiowers
everywhere. and an orchestra furnish
ing music suggestive of the Franco
american alliance of which both ma
onail'ies are Justly proud Prominent
among the assistants were tho naval
nnttache Of the embassy and Countess de
Chambrun who. incidentally. said
Ecod. by to Washington Cor the season
On Monday they will go to l'rldefs
crossing. Mass. where they will spend
most OF the summer with the latter's
mother. Mrs. 14ongworth Sr. Mrs. Wal
inesford and her children are also
1 ,ha TO join the family party on
me North Shore. but the Nicholas
Lnngworths are not lin It," according
-, 70 Dame Rumor. though she will not
n NM Ct the reasons. and leaves Vanity
ar 70 form her own conclusions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

Tanetas and messallncs cf an
excellent quality.
Shirred or tailored ncunce
with a stitched band.
Black, navy. tan. green. grey
Copenhagei. and Persian effects.
Better petticoats than the
usual s2,9S kind.
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SOC Paris Mousseline, 29c yd

One of the sheerest, sofost white
goods in Richmond. and at our spc-
ciai price one of the cheapest 46
inches wide, zoe yard
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$24.7s Wolfe Dresses, sls.75

White voile of me quality.
The waist is trimmed with Bul-
garian embroidery and Baby
Irish lace in very striking IL
fccts.
The Skin, has a hand or Baby
Irish and q deep tuck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

Mrs; Never, wife Of The Secretary o,
,h Nayy' who, before her departure
~ week Tor the family summer resi-.
dsnce near Hamilton. Mass, was n dali,
picture, motoring over the city viii
ner daughters Alice and Julia. is The
the weight OF years ''I'.' ~ :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

Blnck Serge, Hack Pnpnn,n.
Black sheImn. Slack Diagonal.
Basket Wcnves.
The widths run up to 81 Inches.
and the assortment Is the largest
In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

Black Hcnricttnr. black Crepe.
and other mourning fabrics in silk
and wool mixtures and all wool.
80 TO 2 inches vide and Pricstiy
& Co.-you know there's none bet
ter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-04


Louis westgreen. Defendant. Summons
The State of Idaho sends greeting to Louis Vest
green. Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my Office in the City of Wallace. in the
County of Shoshone, Idaho, on the Path day OF
May, 1911, at ten o'clock a. M, in an action
brought against you by said plaintiff. to answer
the complaint of the above named plaintiff Said
action is brought to recover from you the sum
of Fifty-three and SO-lOO Dollars. with interest
thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annum
since the Goth day of January, 1911, and the
costs Of this action, for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered to you by plaintiff
at your special instance and request on and be-
tween the first day of December, 1910 and the
Goth day Of January. 1911. Judgment will be
taken against you for said amount. to-wit for
the sum of Fifty-three and $1,000 Dollars with
interest at seven per cent per annum since jan
uary 20, 1911, together with costs OF this SUIT,
if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand this 7th day Of March.
1911
LAWRENCE E. WORSTELL,
Probate Judge and Ex-oficio Clerk of said
Probate Court.
j. T.. GYDE, Attorney for Plaintiff
Wallace. Idaho.
(Sean.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-04

Wonder Of Pine Creek Mining
and Milling Company-election
May IL, 1909. Directors: Robert
W. Hunt, E. s. Tucker, Edward
T. Hunt, Leroy Tucker and Z. S.
Tucker, Kingston, Ida. Edward
T. Hunt, secretary, Kingston, Ida.
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Directors Of Local Mining Corporations

department aims the directors live mining companies TINS as
and the location OF the AS
great deal complete such list will necessity be but up gaaa
making this the greatest efficiency 70
giving details published to this office at e ears
on he Do u
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-04
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the Prohrte Court Of the COUNTY Of Shoshone
State OF Idaho.
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b. A. Grover. Plaintiff.
vs. Alias
Louis Westgreen. Defendant. Summons
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-19
The Quickest, Sin,pisOt
Cough Cure
easily and Cheaply Made at
Home. Saves You g..

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syrup-enough TO last a family a long
time. You couldn't buy as much or as
good cough syrup for $3.50.
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partly due 10 the fact that il is slightly
laxative, slim dlates the appetite and
has an excellent tonic effect. II is
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troubles. etc.
Mix one pint OF granulated sugar
with Z pint of warm water. and stir
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and add the Sugar Syrup. 1t keeps per
fectly. Take a teaspoOnful every one.
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Pine is one OF the oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
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A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction
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