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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27
STOMACH TONIC
Pu+s the Stomach in Splendid Shape
and Supplies Vim, vieor and
Vitality to the Whole Body.

If you feel all run down, out OF
sorts. nervous and depressed, go and
got a 5O-cent box of MONA stomach
tablets today.
Take every one of them according
to directions and when they are gone
YOU will feel like a different person
MONA stomach tablets will rem
ovate your disordered stomach and
I novels they will put life into your
insttive liver ,uo,n
4 They Will Danish nervousness, brain
fas dizziness, headaches, nightsweats'
and sleeplessness.
MONA will stop, sour risings, gas
ona heartburn In five minutes. Large
box 50 cents at The Owl Drug Store
and druggists everywhere.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

DO YOU NEED TO BUY BOYS
CLOTHES? HIGH GRADE MAKES
AND PRICES THAT MAKE YOUR
MONEY BRING BEST RESULTS.
TRY sHELsY's NEW STORE, III
EAST PINE STREET,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

rem State which held the ouakers
70 a Tie two years ago, will probably
give Pennsylvania some tro,,h,o
morrow. uo'e To-
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Mr. E. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. komn

YOU CAN SAVE IS ON A SUIT os
HIGH GRADE CLOTHES FOR MEN
TRY sheLsY's NEW STORE. ~ g
PINE STREET. =" e
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

GET THE HABIT OF GOING TO
'SHEL6Yrs NEW STORE, III E. PINE
STREET. THE BEST DRY GOODS,
SHOES AND CLOTHING VALUES IN
tsATTIEssURG.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

A-ADlES' AND MISSES LONG
COATS. LATE NEW YORK STYLES.
MONEY SAVING PROGRESSIVELY
BIS NEW STORE, a17 PINE ST.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Saturday.

Saturday.
Afternoon: Advice party; hostess,
Miss Margaret McWiliiams; $3.50
O'Clock.
Afternoon: Music Study Club; hos
tesses, Misses Urcil and Cecile Butler;
4 o'clock.
Afternoon: Mothers Club; hos
tess Miss Elizabeth CoppocA; 4
O'Clock; at the Froebel kindergarten
rooms.
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ON THE SICK LIST.
= g.. = .:****@*****

Mrs. G. w. Farmer, Of Horace, who
was operated on recently at the South
Mississippi Tnfirmary, is convalescing
ana will be able to return to her home
in "a few days
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

LADIES', MISSES AND Chill.
oREN's SWEATERS AND ,,nnra
WEAR THE BEST VALUES IN rns
c'TY-sHELsYs NEW STORE 81,
L PINE STREET. ~ !"
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OWNS 300, 900 ACRES

Among the men who hf Done
much for Texas, John q. \ s<enhedy
stands among the foremoet.f His
demonstration gardens given
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

~ YOU WILL COMPARE THE
quarry AND PRICES OF OUR
coops WE WILL SELL. YOU THE
ooops-sHELeY's NEW STORE
~ EAST PINE STREET.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27

GUARANTEED RED COOS e
SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS. NONE BETTER MADE.
THEY WEAR.-sHELBVs NEW
STORE, III &. PINE STREET.
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single bessedness, however she |
might try peeling an apple and throw
ing the pairing over her shoulder and !
counting the seeds, the number will
foretell her future according to this
rhyme;
One love, two | love,
Three love | say.
Four love with all my heart
Five cas- away,
Six he loves, seven she loves,
Eight they both love.
Nine he comes, ten he tarries,
Eleven he courts, and twelve he
marries,
Thirteen they quarrel, fourteen they
part,
Fifteen one dies with broken heart,
Sixteen honor, seventeen riches,
All the rest are little wiches''
Only count fully developed seed, all
others are kisses.
4
Mrs. J. T. Hanter, Cd McInnis
street, has as her guest, Miss Carrie
Denham, of Laurel.
49,
Miss Rena May Lane, of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
lea, on Mcleod street.
+ 4
Mrs. A. r. Croft and two Rttle
returned from visit to Meridian.
+ !. +
| Mrs. f. ". Williams and 1ittle
| daughter, Lurlene, of Way nesbora are
visiting Mr. and Mrs d. f. Edwards
on Main street.
!. ID.
Mrs. Ralph Napier, of Georgetown
Miss, is visiting her lOrotherIn-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Galbreath
on HempInill street,
= !. X
Mrs. Floyd Ames retulned ThRIrsdsy
night from Covington. La, where she
has been the guests auf her oE<le sHlt
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben r. ToCgser
i.
Mrs. W. w. Jack and two children
left this morning for Jackson, Bran
don, NiGksburg and Alcolo, Co visi
relatives. They were Hhe guests while
here of Mrs. Jacks sister, Miss Fear
Jack, at eos Elizabeth avenue.
4 :S
Music Club Entertained Comp1i-
mentary to Miss Robin Sweat
Miss Ethel Powe entertained tht
Hutchinson Music Club Wednesday af
ternoon at ber studio IN compliment
on the first for Mobfb. her future
home. Miss Sweat has been a popu
lar member fof Miss Pcwe's music
class for several years, and the mem
| bers regret t0 lose her from their
| club Refreshments were served in
the parlor of the Century Drug Store
which had been attractively decorated
for the occasion in yellow and white
the club colOrs
i. 4 X
Mrs. e. R. Farrell Hostess
The bridge club recently organized
| by a number of married ladies, held
its first meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. E. R. Farrell, on Court
street. The club win meet on alter
nate Thursdays and once a month a
meeting will be held in the evening.
After the games of bridge dainty
| salad course was served.
The members Of the club who had
| the pleasure of enjoying the afternoon
with Mrs. Farrell, we're Mesdames L.
| w. Bayne, w. G. Rodgers, M. A. Holli-
man, Charles M. Hays, H. e. WEIGH,
NJ L. Thompson, Jr. and ]. w. David
son.
The next meeting will be held on
Nov. g. with Mrs. L. W. Bayne.
81. +
Jolly Eight Club With
Miss Draushn.
Miss Annie Margaret Draughn was
hostess of a business meeting of the
| Jolly Eight Club Thursday afternoon,
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
H. A,drnu,. n,.t nrouebu an Rivar
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

+ :. 80. *@.. :. :. :. =. =. !:
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RAMSEY q COMPANY,
LEADING UNpERTAKERs.
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
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WHY PAY FANCY PRICES For

WHY PAY FANCY PRICES FOT
MILLINERY WHEN YOU CAN Bl
THE LATEST SAMPLE PATTI
FATS DIRECT FROM A Ia
NEW YORK IMPORTING HOUR
SO PER CENT SAVING. IN
OUR STOCK AND CONVINCE
sELF.-sHELBY's NEW ste
(. PINE STREET.
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BOTH PHONES 35=
Social and Personal
L. /. ALLEN

go to the one who is next to wed.
Another way is to hold a wedding
ring by hair, into an empty glass,
meanwhile counting your age. II It
rings three times against the side of
the glass before you finish your count
ing. you will marry before the year is
out.
DO you want to behold the face of
your future husband? Then go to
bed supperless, walk upstairs back
ward and repeat the lines:
Il cross my shoes in the shape of a r
Hoping my true love will appear to me'
The color of his hair,
The suit he is to wear
The night he is welded to me-"
At every step she suits the action
of the word and once in her room, she
invokes a dream of her future hus-
band. If lie does not appear then I
am much afraid she is doomed to
single blessedness. however she
might try peeling an apple and throw.
ing the pairing over her shoulder and
counting the seeds, the number will
foretell her future according to this
rhyme:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-09

kerchief--first. Mrs Reginald Reith.
1923 Floyd Avenue. city. second. Miss
Cara Medley. 2u2 North Street, Ports
mouth. Va; third. Mrs. j. $. HARDWOOD,
Jr., 1000 Monument Avenue. city.
Enbroidery-Class Is. embroidery on
fannei-F'irs;. Mrs j. S. Harwood. Jr.
1000 Monument Avenue. city. second,
Mrs. Il. X Hammersley. Red House,
Va.
Knitted or crochc,ed work-class
II. knitted or crocheted slippers
First. Mrs. a. b. Saunders. 222l Grove
Avenue. city; second. Mrs. a. 81. Hill,
$500 East Broad Street. city.
Knitted or Crccheted work--Class Is,
knitted socks
knitted or Crocheted--CIass 10,
knitted or crochcted mats-FIrst, Miss
| Nora c. Bridweil, Orange, Va; second.
Miss Sadie Goss, stanton. Va; third,
Miss Minnie Baker, Louisa. Va.
knitted or Crocheted Work-Class
20, sweater knitted or crocheted-F'irst.
Mrs. X. w. Powers, $50 Park Avenue.
city; second, Mrs. Henry c. Scott. Ash
land. Va. third. Mrs. c. w. Lumpkin.
1908 East Main Street. city.
knitted or Crocheted work-Class 81,
counterpane-First Mrs. a. a. Ambera
III East Main Street. city; second
, Mrs. * w. Durham. Milooro, Va.
| third. Mrs. NJ. T.. Fitzpatrick, SO North
Fifth Street. city.
knitted or Crocheted Work-Class
y. ue-First. Mrs. s. Rogers, Highland
Park, city: second. Mrs C. V. Aston
1913 Floyd Avenue. city: third, Miss
vi. l. Wells. Locust Dale. Va
Knitted or Crocheted Work-CIass
20, shawl-First, Mrs. l. II. Readc
highland Park. city: second, Mrs. A. Il.
oihohundro. East Grace Street, city;
third, Miss Naomi walkup. Ginter
PARK city.
Knitted or crocheted Work-Class
Il. other articles not mentioned above
First, Miss y. VIM. li0i North
twenty third street. city; second. Mrs
Francis Roney. li2 North Twenty frs,
street, city; third, Mrs. s. r. Harbor-
ouGh. Paramount. city.
/ Ccntrepieces--Cits 20, drawn work
First, Mrs. l.. Julian Pratt, Waynes-
| horo Va. second, Miss Ruth Sublett
| NoS North Third street. city: ;hrd
| airs. Nellie Robinson. 10 North Tween
ty-seventh Street. city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS, BattenburC-
i'irs,, Mrs G.. V Aston, 2523 Floyd
Avenue. city; second, Miss Isabelle H.
4, Goss. RarboursvIilc. Va: third, Miss
jamie Van Claim. 1905 West Main
| Street, city.
Centrcpieces-Cl %. eyelet-Firs.
Miss NJ V. Love. 1917 Park Avenue
city: second Miss Omega Gibbs. SIC
West Marshall Street, city: third Mrs
o. ID. Killebrew. SOL North Tenth
| street. city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS. Kensington-
First, Miss Ruth Subiett, los South
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Class Ell, canned heets-First, Mrs.
NJ. G. Patterson. 4. F. D.. No. Q. city;
second, Mrs. Nellie Wyman. r. F. D.,
No. 3, city.
Class ssa. canned oorn-F1rs.. Mrs.
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w. r. Quarles, Dumbarton. Va; second,
Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson, r. f. D., No. ,,
city.
Glass 22s. canned lima beams
First, Mrs NJ. Il. Werner, X. +. D., No
3. city; second. Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson,
Il. f. d.. No. ., city.
Class 227 canned snaps. dark-First,
Mrs. l.. t. Woodward, los North Fourth
street. city; second, Mrs. NJ. f. Werner
r. f. d.. No. ,, city; third. Mrs. Nellie
Wyman. Il. +. D.. No. 3, city.
Class s2s. canned tomatoes. rcd
First. Mrs. T. j. FIippen, Highland
Park, city; second, Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson
4, f. d, No. 2, city; third, Mrs. C.
Harwood, 3O9 North Twenty ninth
Street. city.
CLASS 22o. canned tomatoes, yellow
First, Mrs. L f. Bowen Elkton, va:
second Mrs. T. u. Crouch. L. @ III.
city.
Pickles, Catsups, Etc.
Glass $50, mixed pickles-First. Mrs
T. 5. Jenkins, 20 East Marshall street
city: second. Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson. II. r
D., No 2, city.
2. II. BergheImer 4l3 West Main
street. city; second. Mrs. T. d. Crouch,
Il. f. D., No. 2. city: third, Mrs. NJ. C..
Patterson, Il. T.. D.. No. .. city
Class eS2. sliced cucumber pickle
First Mrs. A. +. Grant. r. f. D., No.-4
city; second Mrs. y. b. Saunders, 2ali
! fark Avenue city: third Mrs. s. w
Davis, II. f. d., No. ., city.
Class IA, picked peaches-First.
Mrs. w. l.. Green. 30 East Cary Street.
city; second. Mrs II. D. Crouch. r. +. D.,
No. 2 city: third, Mrs. j. L. Fore. South
Richmond. Va.
Class 235, picked pears-First. Mrs.
| >. f. Fore, South Richmond. Va; sec
ond. Mrs. r. II. Bergheimcr, 4ls West
Main Street. city; third, Mrs RI. Mes
serschmidt. 400 East Clay Street. city.
Glass 23S, chowchow-First. Mrs. j..
+. Fore. South Richmond. Va: seco,ul.
Mrs. r. j. Flppen. Highland Park, city:
third. Mrs. I. S. Jenkins. 20 East Mar
shall Street, city.
| Class 2i2. bottle OF tomato catsup--
| FIRST. Miss f. L. Marks. sos North
| Twenty-fourth Street city: second. Miss
3 ~ Myers, South Richmond. va.
third. Mrs. w. n. O'Neill. 5t1 North
| Ninth Street. city
Class 2ii, bottle OF cucumber catsup--
FIRST, Mrs l.. T. Woodward, 1o5 NORTH
! Fourth Street city; second. Mrs. /. T..
Cartwright, r. f. D.. No. .. city; third.
Mrs t, S. Jenkins. 20 East Marshall
Street. city
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rain ALONE CAN
RUIN GREATEST
FAIR HELD YET
CONTINUED From r,rs, Page,

I e.V
drops, descending from the eight in
succession. At night viii come the
destruction of Pompeii. with it's fare
of light and its picturesque and real-
istic depletion Of the ruin or that
famous Guy. And for those who wat
to go up to get a birds eye view of
the city and the surrounding country
a. captive balloon Will be Kept in the
air, 1000 feet from the earth, every
day and all day long. Other attrac.
ttons there are, but they are too nu-
merous to mention. Seeing is better
than description, and there will be
something new to see every day, for
no ono could take in the whole fair
i'm one day.
The races will begin every day at
1880 O'Clock. There are more entries
than ever before. and all arc we'll
known horses. The track has been
narrowed and rolled several times. and
10 now In nearly perfect condition.
Corn Club Parade.
Wednesday has been set aside for
Richmond Day, when all the school
children. cit. employees and employees
OF private concerns Will be afforded a
special holiday. Tomorrow will be
distinguished by the mounted parade
of the Boys Corn Club. forty counties
being represented. Headed by Gov
ernor Mann, the parade Will form In
Capitol Square and proceed to Broad
and Robinson Streets, from whore the
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WORRY
A Sure Starter for III Health.

Useless worrying "a form Of nervousness is
indirectly the result Through the nerves. OF
improp,r feeding a furniture man of Memphis
says:
About year ago was afflicted with ner
vous spells, would worry so over trivial things
. went to consult one OF the best physicians
in Memphis, and he asked among many qucs
tons, il drank coffee
:" His advice was: Go to some provision store
and get box of Postum, drink it in place OF
coffee. and as you arc confined to your eIesI, to
great extent try and get out in the open air as
much as possible followed his instructions
regarding the Postum.
: At that time my weight was f42, and was
taking all kinds Of drugs and medicines to brace
me up. but all failed. To-day Fwcigh 16s, and
all OF my old troubles arc gone and all the credit
is due TO having followed this wise physicians
advice and cut Of the coffee and using Postum
ia it's place.
. now consider my health perfect, and that
II is all due to my having used Postum in place
OF coffee. Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
There's a reason for quitting the drug-drink
coffee, and there's reason for drinking Postum.
Trial ten days proves them all.
Look IN packages for copy Of tho famous
little book, 1.-THE Road to MELVILLE
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PRIZES AWARDED
FOR WOMAN'S. WORK

Awards In the women's department
at the Virginia State Fair were an
nounced yesterday. the judges being
Mrs. Ben Dennis and Mrs Walter ~.
Watson. The list follows.
neutrality-suspicious. |. Mount Melick-
First. Mrs. l. Wilde, 10la West Frank
lin Street. city; second. Mrs. J. ID Ma.
thews. Mosley's Junction. Va. Route
third, Mrs w. a. Boyd, 40 Nortr
rhirty-fourth Street. city.
Embroldery-Class 2, kcnsinEton-
First. Miss Grace McC. Kohlhousen.
East Radford, Va; second. Mrs j. d
Matthews. Mosiey's junction, Va, Route
j. third. Mrs. NJ. a. Thomas. Rich
m9nd. Va. II. +. ID. No. 1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. Frcnch-First,
Miss Nanay kennon. Boscobel Va.
second. Miss Amelia Luckeiwc. sol
North Avenue. Brookland Park, city.
,hird. Miss Clara Nicely. 2o2 North
Street. Portsmouth. Va.
Embroidery--CIass 4. Eyelet-f,irs,
hiss NJ V. Love. 1917 Park Avenue.
lily second, Miss Sadie q. Goss. Staun-
on. Va; third, Miss T. w. Palmorc.
so East Franklin street. city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z. wailachian-
First. Mrs. q. $. Prichard. 32l7 Floyd
Avenue. city; second. Miss NJ E. Ell.
more. 500 South Third Street city.
ihird, Mrs ID. {. Dean. Ill North syc-
amore Street. city.
neutrality-suspicious. s. Irish lace
First. Mrs. Il. Waller. GarrisonvilIo.
Va. second. Miss II. II. Button, Jefrer-
sonion. Va; third Miss Paula Schul-
meister. III Colonial Avenue, city.
Embroidery-Class 8. Honiton lace
First. Mrs. a. ". Aiken. Danville. Va.
second. Mrs. L. Wilde. 1912 West Frank
lin Street. city.
Neutrality-suspicious. 10. Batteuburs
lace-First, Miss Mildred Bryce. city
second, Mss II. r. Hin. 5000 East
Broad Street. city; third Mrs. Jack
Frost. 1907 West Main street. city.
En- broidery-Class IL, Tatting-
First. Mrs. H. ii. Bloomberg. South
Laurel street. city. second. Miss Mil
dred Bryce. city: third. Miss r. A
Sheppard. Warrenton. Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~, drawn work
First. Mrs. J. q. Chids. 1905 Baldwin
Street. city; second. Mrs Margaret Ed
wards. SIS North Ninth Street. city;
third, Miss Nellie Robinson, 7l0 North
twenty seventh Street. city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is. monogram on
damask-First. Mrs. Powhatan Breed
en-. Ios-A Addison Street. city: sec
ond. Miss Ruth l.. Clarke. 3l2 Eas,
Franklin Street, city: third. Mrs. A.
NJ. Walkup. Glnter Park. city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is. letter on da
mask-First, Mrs. Powhatan Breeder
Jr. 1854 Addison Street. city; second
Mrs. p ]. Archer. Il North Fourth
Street, city; third. Miss Mary r. Davis
South Belvidere Street, city.
Embroidery-Class Is. letter on ha nd
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third Street, city; second. Miss Mary r
Davis. 5 South Belvidere Street city
third. Miss Clara Medley. 202 North
street. Portsmouth. Va.
Centrepieces-Class 2s. French
First. Miss Lula Lane. Ashland. Va.
second, Miss Fannie L. Christian. 1901
Second Avenue. Highland Park. city
third. Miss Mildred Bryce. city.
Centrepieces-Clas 80. Hardanger-
First. Mrs. j. u. Mathews. Mosley's
Junction. Va; second. Mrs. Joseph Heys
Sumits. Highland Springs, Va.
Centrepieces-Class 81. Hedebo.
Centrepieces-Class 80. other thar
mentioned aboye-First. Mrs. a. Blair
1927 West Franklin Street, city: second
Mrs. Is. B. Saunders, 1921 Grove Ave
nue.. city: third. Mrs. L Wilde. 101.
West Franklin Street. city.
Sewing. etc.-Class 33. child's WASH
| dress. white--First, Miss Helen L. ELL
zey. eos Chamberlayne Avenue, city
second. Mrs. J. l. Beck. Ills Floyc
Avenue. city: third. Mrs. J. Binford. Jr.
5 Governor Street city.
Sewing-Class 81. child's wash dress
not white-First, Mrs. Nellie w. Jones
South Richmond. Va: third. Mrs. S. l.
Pet;igrew. 9l5 West Marshall Stree t
city.
sewing-Class 3d. boys shirt waist
machine made-First. Mrs. o. ]. Nal.
Tory. 1918 Floyd Avenue, city; second
Mrs. $. F. Pcttigrew. 7l5 West Mar.
shall street. city.
, Sewing-class Sc, cross stitch.
Sewing.Clsss 81. mans shirt. ma
chine made-First, Miss Ruth l. Clarke
~ East Franklin street. city: second
airs. j. w. Cary. Jr.. 2114 Taylor Street
city: third. Mrs. J. II. Taylor, 25l7 Eas
Grace Street. city.
Sewing-Class IS, buttonh6le. on va
| rlous materials, not less than six
First. Miss Ruth Subject, los Soutl
Third Street, city; second, Mrs. ]. L
Beck, 1I15 Floyd Avenue. city; third
Miss Richie S. McCraw. Wakefield, Va
Sewing-Class SO. feather or bria
stitching-F'irst. Miss Ethel Harris
Bumpa SIS. Va. Route 2; second, Miss NJ
w. Love. 1877 Park Aveue, city: third
Miss Nancy Kennon. Boscobel, Va.
Sewing-Class 30, plain sewing
First. Miss c. A Hill. $500 East Broat
street, city; second. Mrs. Lolita Shu
man, South Richmond. Va: third, Mrs
, c. III. Wilkinson. ICES Buchanan Street
! city.
Sewins-class a. embroidered shirt
VAST irst, Mrs. d. Binfo I'd, Jr.,
Governor Street, city; second. Mis-
Paula SchalmeiSter. Ill Colonial Ave
nue., city: third, Miss Name, Kennon
Boscobel Va.
sew;ng-class 40. sewing apron
| FIRST. Mrs. Pauline Powers. $50 Parl
Avenue. city; second. Mrs. A. b. Saun
! ders. 2221 Grove Avenue, city.
sewing-Class ~, kitchen apron
First. Mrs. J. ". Cary. Jr.. 211+ Tay
J Tor Street. city: second, Miss Fl. r. Hill
! 1890 East Broad Street, city: third
| Miss II. n. Nm. $500 East Broad Street
city.
Sewtng-Ciass -. overcasting-First
! Miss Ethel Harris. Bumpass, Va; sec
ond. Miss Nancy kennon, Boscobcl. Va.
third. Miss NJ. V. Love. 1917 Park Ave
nue.. city.
} Miscellaneous.
Glass -, best rag doll-E'irst, Mrs
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t h on S a II d S of
cases. Mothers
Friend is sold at
drug stores.
Write for free
book for expect
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When Nerves Need
Fixing
There's a Reason"

Look back to the cause, for can never
get we'll until the cause of sickness is removed
Perhaps it's the drug, caffeine, grown in cof-
fee.
That thing which makes the heart of the coffee
drinkcr futter and fall also slowly breaks down
the nerves in many people mot ally.
If you are one of the many affected by coffee,
and really to get well, suppose you leave off
the drink which has caused the trouble, and take
on well-made
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Canned Goods.

! Class 2l9, canned rhubarb-Firs,
Miss E.dda Zellcr. az. r. d. No. S. city
second. Mrs NJ. c. Patterson. r. f. D..
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Glass IS, best rag doll-First. Mrs.
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procession will go to the grounds.
At noon on Thursday the Richmon1
mounted police will be inspected, and
1--WE prizes will be awarded to as many
winners. Tho free attractions will
come to climax Saturday afternoon,
when there will be a race between nm
automobile and Lcvan's acroplane.
Success of tho fair is assured. From
o'clock this morning. when the gates
VIII first swing open to the public, I'M
I'll nidnight Saturday, Il will be a
continual round of gaiety, supported
by the thousand and ono educational
features on which tho directors lay
especial emphasis One Of the features
In the educational exhibits Is that az
forded by the State and Richmo nd
Health Departments. shown in the
main exhibit building. The State De-
partment of Agriculture is also wall
displayed. and the visitors will be able
to observe the good work II has ac-
complished.
Same Admission Price.
a rumor was circulated In the city
yesterday that the price of admission
cially stated. however that the price
of admission is the same that 1t has
always been--5O cents for general adj
mission. and 30 cents for the grand
stand
The committees which have work
ed faithfully to make tho fair a sue
cess are az follows:
Executive Committee--J. T Ander-
son. l. II. Page. l. o. Miller. Sam
Cohen and NJ. &. Patterson.
Merchants Exhibit. o. Miller. G.
n. Radcliffe. Sam Cohen.
Racing Committce-W. J. Carter, J..
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Grounds and Buildings-Sam Cohen.
r. w. Spilman. I. r. Page.
Finance-N a. Chambers, O. j.
Sands. John NJ. Miller. Jr.
Horticulture-Clyde Ratcliffe. Henry
c. stuart. Sam III. Marshall
Live Stock-R. W. Spilman sam
II. Marshall. Henry C. Stuart
Advertising-L o. Miller, o. H.
Berry A. 3. Williams