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ORWELL.

The ordination and installation of the
Rev. l.. NJ Isaacs took place Tuesday
November 4. The Rev. Samuel Rose Of
CornWell was moderator and the Rev
j. II, Long Of Panton the scribe. The
examination OF the candidate closed at
400 p. m. and was satisfactory to all
Tea was served and a social hour enjoy
ed at the ladies' rooms. The evening SER
vice was held at 7:30 with sermon by
DIR. r. c. Flagg and the charge to the
pastor by the Rev, Mr.. Long; to the peo-
pie by the Rev. Hitchcock, Miss Addie
Raymond returned las week from Fort
Edward, n. Y, whore she spent some
days with her brothers family.-Dr.
Amelia Brown of Rutland spent sun
day with Mrs. c. II. Phelps, Tho mid
week prayer-meeting Will commence
Thursday evening at seven.-The electric
plant at the Eagle Inn was completed
last week.-Mrs.. d. W. Doane and fam
lily have gone to Burlington for the win
ter so that her children can attend
school.--John Stevens has shipped from
his orchard 800 barrels of apples
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STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. clinton Smith have re-
turned to their home here for the win
tor.--C q. Bostwicl5 of Boston spent
a fow days tho first of tho week with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. u. Bostwck.
Erwin Newton and brother of Bur
linEton arc at a. Il. Clifford s.--rhe
Rev. Benjamin Lorna, the Baptist state
coiporteur. is conducting q two weeks
series of evangelstic meetings at the
Baptist Church.--Fcw deer have been
seen by the hunters SO far this season.
The severe wind Sunday did some
damage to Granville Thompson's build
ings, unroofng the shea and destroy
ing ono chimney.
The Grange will have a regular meet
ing Friday night. The committee on en-
tertanment has engaged MIR. Barss OF
Vergennes to SPEAK. His subject will be
IL eeDIng the Rows on tho Pa rr1
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RICHMOND.

The second number in the series
entertainments under the auspices of
All Round club will be given Frid
evening by the Huntington Concert col
pany,-Mrs. G. IL. Pine entertained 4
missionary club Tuesday afternoon
Michael Kehoe was the only success
hunter reported in town Monday.
shot a buck weighing about rs poun|
Edward ODER shot another weighing
pounds Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs J"
Shedd Is visiting in Montpeier-M|
Beatrice Bostwlck, who has been in TOT
the past week, returned to her home
Boston yesterday.-Mrs. Martin Portel 4
Miss Mae Green are visiting in Mol
pelier.-The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle
the Kings Daughters are holdine thI
annual rummage sale in the AoraI
rooms.--The Swasteka club held
union in Forester hall Monday evenll
A pleasant evening was spent with cal
and dancing Refreshments were serV|
At the church supper in the ca
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JOIIESVILLE.

The next meeting OF the Lend-a-Ha
Circle will be held November % WI
Mrs Fanny Mu2zy and Mrs. IIerm
Muzzy in Bolton--T. l.. stevens left "
day to visit the Rev. Z. p. Treat
PittsfoM and other points IN that 81
ton Mrs q. l. Bemis returned frd
the Fanny Allen hospital, where she n
been for a month. She is much improve
Mrs. 7. b. Whalen and daught
catherine, visited in Burlington over 81
day.-Mrs. Iiildreth, who has been VI
her sister, Mrs. Goodrich. In WillstS
is at home.-Mr. and Mrs. WILD
Heatherington came this week TO G.
Fuller's. where Mr.. HeatherinGton "
take much needed rest. He has resia
ed his position at Royalton as staff
agent
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BRISTOL.

T. p. Hosworth who has been in town
several days. has returned 10 New York.
-TWcuty-four members Of the Bristol
business Mems association entertained
Y r. Grant, the general passenger agent
of the Rutland railroad, at the Bristol
House Friday. \ luncheon was served
Repairs are being made on the Natho-
dist p1rsOnage.-The 1914 reunion of the
18th Vermont regiment will be held in
Wallingford. The date Will be announced
later--S, 5. Drake of Bedford, Ohio, is at
the Bristol House. Mrs. Drake has spent
the summer here.--Mrs, w. II, Ridley of
burlington Is in town.-George circuit OF
Hartford Conn, is visiting his father, G..
r. Orcutt.-H ID. Weller Of iIinesburg
visited his sister, Miss Helen Weller,
saturday. q. j" Fdmunds was a
visitor in Burlington Friday.-The old
folks concert, all home talent, will be
given in Holcy hall Friday evening,
November 1i.-E n, James who was
taken i'll at the post meeting Monday, has
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to her daughters, Mrs Albert McNall,
In Colchester and closed her house here.
DR.. Hulb,rd went Saturday to Sufiield,
Conn, to visit his son, Lloyd, who is at
tending school there He will also visit
In New Haven and his brother. Charles
Hulburd In Boston before he returns
home.-Mrs. Mary Flynn was called to
Plattsburgh Saturday by the serious ILL
ness OF her sisters husband.-Mrs Ar.
thur Stevens of Jonesville was tho guest
OF her brother, F. d. McGinnis, for the
week end.-Miss Chloe Powell of Cam
bridge was a visitor for over Sunday at
l.. f. Wilburs-Mr. and Mrs. Amour
spent the weekend with their nephew.
l.. c. Rice.-Mlss Julia Porter was at her
cousins, j. 3. Guild. IN Essex Junction
Saturday
Mrs. Sarah (1'aber) Martin. n long time
resident of this village died Mt her late
home Tuesday evening at the npe Of rs
| years. She was born i'm Stanbridge. Can,
in 1887, was married to Michael Martin
in 1853. She buried her husband several
| years ago. She Is survived by n children
| Van Buron Martin, and Mrs George Pot
ter OF Chicago. Mrs Frank Bowdcn OF
| Swampscott. Mass, Mrs. II. G. North and
Mrs. Lewis Gerke Of Maiden, Mass. Mrs.
/ II. w. Wearc and Miss Bessie Martin of
York Beach. Me, Edward Martin Of ITud-
son Falls, \. y, and Miss Jennie Mar
tin, who has lived here with her mother.
Mrs Evelyn Written has returned In
her home after spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Page, in
St Albans.-Miss Ella Rogers Of Cam
bridge is the guest of her aunt. Mrs
Lucia Cook.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Como
were in Burlington Tucsdny-M rn-
cius Cooks nephew and Walter Mead
have returned TO their homes IN Quincy
Mass, after spending some time here
T.. T. Percival was a recent visitor in
Essex Junction.-F. S Tomunson !s a,
home from Cambridge on account Of i'll
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs G.. w. Streeter has returned fro
Worcester, Mass, whore she has been
three months. Her son. Fred, accompa
led her home.-Mr. and Mrs, George Gu
bingham of Jericho Center visited at
w. Kelloggs Saturday-A surprise par
was given to Mr.. and Mr.. c. 4. G
Saturday evening. MIR. and Mrs. J.
Bohonnon OF burlington are in town
the hunting season.-Mr. and Mrs
Minckler of Cha2y, \. y, Mr. and NJ
r. +. Mincker and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Minckler of Grand Isle visited Mrs. !
bert Minckler Sunday.-Mr, and Nj
Robert Streeter have moved 10 Richmor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darling Of Wat
bury are visiting Mrs. Darlngs sist
Mrs W y. Bohonnon.- Mrs. Henry Gil
CORY entertained the Dime society y
yCmbcr lo
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs Ida Danforth Of Bristol is a guest
of Mrs. Phlander Orvis,-Dr. Dewitt
Greene of Buffalo. n. Y. and Mrs Eliza
beth G. Underhill OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Follansbee, have returned to their
respective homes, Mrs. Fred Wright Is
ill.-Mrs. Robert Young is improving in
health.-Mr and Mrs. elijah Fuller Of
Warren are visiting their sister. Mrs
Lorenzo Orvis.-Russell Young has gone
with party camping in Rlpton to hunt
deer.
Lindley Birdsall has been appointed
fish and game warden.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Elizabeth Waters and Harvey
Belden were quietly married at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
70. Nottingham, Wednesday morning. NO
Vember 5.--Miss Sarah Il. Ross ana John
w. Hawthorne, both Of Fort Edward N.
Y. were married at the Congregational
parsonage Friday, November T-Mlss
Anna Meehen of the telephone exchange
was in Glens Falls, N Y, for tho week.
end.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Stokes were
in Bristol Monday.--The funeral OF MIS-
Amelia La Marque, wife of Nelson Des-
iadon, who died Saturday evening after
several weeks Illness. was held mt st.
Genevieves Church Tuesday morning. the
Rev. FIR. Welch of Orwell ofici2 ting
Herbert Johnson of Burlington was III
town on business Tuesday.-The regular
meeting of the Moravian club was with
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith Tuesday afternoon.
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SHELBURNE.

The social and supper held at tn.
Methodist parsonage Thursday evening
was social success and nettrd tho
u. G. Smith Bible class s6.--Dr and
Mrs. Mitchell have moved into their new
house, which they have been extensively
repairing. Dr. Mitchell has Just finished
building a finely equipped operating
room and purposes adding 10 more rooms
to his house, establishing a sanitarium --
The oyster supper given by the Shell
burne Falls Improvement society called
out large crowd and about $50 was
realized.-A box soclable will be held
lin tn" town hall Monday even
ing, November H. for the benefit Of the
Teachers Retirement fund. An old
fashioned spelling match and various
games will be enioycd.-Th teachers of
the Shelburne schools have secured Mrs.
Lillian Pike Everest OF Plattsburgh to
give an evenings entertainment I'm the
town hall on November > for the bene-
lit of the Teachers Retirement fund
The Shelburne FAILS Progressive club
dance and supper Friday night brought
in receipts OF $3.50. The ladies' of st.
GATHERINGS Church served an oyster
supper in their hall Wednesday from six
to $50 o'clock. Afterwards there were
few tables of whist.-D. Y. Goodsell
has had a telephone installed. the num-
Der being 49,
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Harrington have
moved into the house with his mother,
Mrs benjamin Harrington.-E s Row
ley has returned from New Haven. where
he has been visiting his son, Fred Row
ley.-Thc ladies of the Methodist Church
served chckenpie supper to a large
number of the townspeople Tuesday
night. over 50 was realizcd.--The Ever
Ready circle of the Kings Daughters
win hold an all days sewing meeting
with Mrs Willard Partch Tuesday Din
ner will be served at noon, all neighbors
helping to furnish. Each lady is request
cd to bring her thimhlc--Mrs. p. J. Hodg-
kins OF Johnson visited a. Mrs Ebert
n sh's Wednesday,
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MONKTO1 RIDGE.

Roy Nash has purchased the house and
store OF DR.. A. A. Denton. DR.. Denton
has bought the farm belonging to Roy
Inrose at the Boro.-Fred Meader is ILL
Miss Jessie II. Cox is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Richard Preston. in Ferrisburg.
Mrs. Butler has come to spend the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. l. y. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Grffen has gone to pass the
Winter with her sister, Mrs. John Bark.
man, in East Orange, y. J.--Fred SILVER
cite has entered the employ Of George
Thomas.-Mr and Mrs. g. A. TToar and
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown
Of Starksboro the first of the week
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which may arise in tho position Of rural
carrier on the route starting from Jerichd
should take the examination to be hold
at Burlington, Milton and Richmond orI
December 13.-Mrs. Joseph Bushey, ove1
80 years old, and the mother OF Il chill
dren is seriously III at the home Of he'd
daughter. Mrs. M. .. Tilley.-Hope Girl
Gle Of Kings Daughters. which was I'd
meet with Mrs. Tilley Friday afternoon|
will meet at Mrs. Homer Clark's. Dinner
will be served at one o'clock The meet1
Ing will close early so that members ca d
get home before dirk
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JERICHO.

The Ladies' Freewlll Offering society
will serve a boiled dinner in the parlors
OF the Methodist Church to-day from
IL to two o'clock-The roll of honor In
the grammar school for the month was
as follows: Ninth grade. Bertha Schil-
hammer and Kenneth Day: eighth. Carl
Day and Claud Sisters; seventh, Mary
Cashmere and Hazel Williams.-Alton
Stafford and J. II. Williams were In Fair
fax Thursday.-Dr, and Mrs. Hulburd
were in Burlington Friday.-Mrs. Ester
DnEler has moved her family to North
Tnderh,ll, where her son, Guy, has rent
ed n farm,-Madam Curtis has moved
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WEYBRIDGE.

y harvest supper and sale will be held
at the Congregational Church Friday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Davis OF
New Haven visited In town Sunday.-A
good number of men have hiked into the
woods for deer.-The Social and Improve
ment society have voted to light the vii
lage streets.-The Ladies' Aid society has
voted to light the Methodist Church with
lecticity.-Progress on the new library
is slow but surc.-The Rev. Mr. Hage-
dom will preach Sunday morning on "A
Debt Not Yet Cancelled" evening, "The
Final Prayer OF a Giant"
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

About 40 acres OF underbrush on the
Clark farm were burned over Friday.
The fire department was called out
shortly after noon and several men were
employed In putting the blaze out. 1t is
supposed that train set Are to the
grass.
John Sharpley was the first local hun
ter, so far as known, to secure deer
this season. Accompanied by four
companions. he went to his fathers
farm in Jonesville Monday, returning
Tuesday with a fine buck Weighing
more than $50 pounds.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs. j. w. Henry IS in Athol Mass
Miss Dorothy Scho'ield of Hyde Park Wis
tied Mrs. Harry Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. W. Marshall left Tuesday for Day
tona Beach. Fla, for the winter-Har-
low Clarke accidentally shot himself In
the foot while deer hunting Monday
The annual rummage sale for the bene-
fit of tho hospital will be held November
20, q and ga large number of the MEM
bers OF the New England Order are to
attend the district meeting at Norris
n.ill
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EAST HARDWICK.

George Nelson visited in New Hamp-
shire this week.-Mrs.. d. T.. Ransom went
10 Sheffield Thursday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jcwel-Mrs. r. Il. Smith is a
little more comfortable Edna
Hovey is gaining.-Arthur Domey is
thrcshing with John Hale.-RufuS Allen
has taken Archie browns place on the
section William Smith is suffering with
neuralgia in the face.--Tho school closes
the term Friday and will give an enter
tainment in the village hall Saturday
evening, the proceeds to be used toward
purchasing an organ for the school
room.-Charles Goodrich visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Battles, the first of the week
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs W. u. Grey returned Tuesday
from the Fanny Allen hospital, where she
has been for three weeks Earl Aver
and w W. Tnkham of st. Adams have
gone on an automobile trip to the south
en part of the State. While there Mr..
Aver will do deer hunting.-The Misses
Bertha Burritt and Lucy Hnsdale visit
ed in Hinesburg Saturday and Sunday
Miss Mildred White OF Burlington pa ssed
Saturday and Sunday with her mother,
Mrs NJ. W. Hinsdale-Mr. and Mrs Der
nice Rule are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Chase
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MONKTON.

Mrs, Mercy Kellogg has come to pass
the winter with Mr., and Mrs. Cassus
Sears, Mrs. Sears is in poor health.-Mrs
Elvin Collins received word of her IA
Tiers serious injury at his homo in Wills
boro, and has gone there.-Mr. and Mrs.
!. j. Elliott OF Waltham were over-Sun-
day visitors here on their way to Hun
tington, whore he will hunt deer.-Sev-
eral from here attended the district meet
Ing of the o. r. $ at Bristol The meet
Ing of Floronia Grange Friday evening
VIII be gentlnmnn,s MINT
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Helen r. Brownson and Mrs
George Lemort We're in orwell Tuesday
Mrs. Julia Brown OF Goshen Is visiting
in town.--Mr. and Mrs Fred Ellis Of
Salisbury spent Sunday at George John
son s.-Mrs Charles Farmer, who received
an injury about 10 weeks ago in a fall
and who has been for the past three
weeks confined to her bed with pneu-
monia is now able to SIT up part of the
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ESSEN.

In place Of the supper previously plan
ned the Essex teachers will present
aunt Jcrusha's Album on the even
ing of November IA at e. c. l. hall. This
will be followed by n promenade with
music by Browns River orchestra and
refreshments, Mrs. Lillian Pike Everest
will give a reading November 81. also
ut T.. G. l. hall The proceeds from
both entertainments are TO be given TO
the Teachers Retirement fund,
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs Harlow Thompson. who is at t
Fanny Allen hospital, is reported COT
fortable.-The Ladies Aid will meet
the Methodist Episcopal vestry tod
for dinner.-A son, John Allen. was DO
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sharpley Novemb
5.-Union gospel meetings are being he
at the Methodist Church this week
District Superintendent Rev W. p. Duh
shire Of St. Adams will speak at {
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Carroll Bottom aud Mrs Leon
Rowley will entertain the Ladies Union
wednesday afternoon at their rooms -
The next meeting of Beaver Glenn Grange
will be held Friday evening. g. \. BRUSH
Is expected to he prosent.--E. $. Rowlcy
returned TO his home IN Shelburuc Satur-
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Families visited at George Dearborn S
Sunday.
M. Il. Gore has returned from a visit
In Proctor.-Ered Roscoe and Harry War
ner OF Weybridge are IN town deer hunt
ing.-Nelson Cram Is Ill with the grip
Mrs. w. w. Norton, who has been III
some davs, is better.-Bert Siples and
George Bristol are in Honcook M. A.
Thomas of Salisbury was business Wis
itor in town this week.-Clinton Steaoh.
man. William Danforth and Austin
BnslOM hnNe nnch encnrnA n dor
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WHITING.

Mr., and Mrs. T. A. Denton ana little
daughter, Prudence Of Brandon were
guests OF his parents over Sunday.-Mrs.
c. T. Mason was the guest of her sister
Mrs Pond, in Brandon Thursday ana
Friday. The ladies OF the congregational
Church will give q sale of useful and
fancy articles Friday ut the church hall
afternoon and evening.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Pratt Of Stock
bridge visited here over Sunday,-Alstne
\. Briggs, road commissioner, has finish
ed work on the State road and dismissed
his men.-Raymond Briggs of Randolph
is in town for the hunting season.
William Sherley went to Randolph Sun
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CORNWALL.

A box social is to be given in the town
hall Friday evening Each lady is re-
quested to bring lunch for two Boxes
are to be auctioned off during the even
ing and there will be special prize for
the best looking box
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day after passing some time III town.
Mrs. p. c. Elmer Is in Cornwall Where
she was called by the Illness OF her SIS
ter.-G. C. Coates was visitor III Bur
lington Tuesday.
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Plumbers
FRANK S. LANCU & SON.
Practical Plumbers md steam Filters.
m 81. Paul street.
Next North burlington savings Janl1.


Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
C.'in"o 1000 Attest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and .uI.. OPERATING Tables Phone
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LaunMy

STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
office 1d5 Cherry street II. w. Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine shirt Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone 'S-lI or send post
i ana driver viii call.
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NOTICE!

The Memorial Hospital offers two
wears course Of instruction TO women
who are DESTROYS of becoming professional
nurses Applicants must be between the
ages of 2l-32, in sound physical condition
and have n good general English educa-
ton. For further particulars apply to
supt. Memorial Hospital, New London
Conn. 1sW.3t
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Girls
WANTED AT ONCE

The American optical Company, To-
Gated in Southbridge, Mass GO miles
from Worcester, Mass) desires the
services of girls over lG years OF age
aud young women in its different de-
partments. Modern factory bull iings,
good wages while learning, private
hotel for factory girls at 1915 per
week Piecework after becoming COM
potent, "a hours per week, no saturday
afternoon work. Application blanks
viii be sent upon request and all In
formation desired viii be given. Ad-
dress all letters to Employment Office
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TEE.Tkg EXTRACTED

Hbsolu:eIy Without Pain.
The only Office in Burlington whera
you can get tech extracted without
particle Of pain. without taking gas
Ny method is used b no other person.
N6 pain: no danger; no after effects
DIR, J.. ID. HAVEN.
once pa Main st, Burlington. Vt
Onlee Hours 10 70 8. TO 9.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-09-26
PIMPLES ON FACE AND ARMS

All Howard St., Dayton, Ohio
About year ago my face, neck, arms
and back were beginning to become
afflicted with pimples and blackheads.
My pimples would get very large and
appear to come to head. If tried
to open them the pain would be terri
BILE, but nothing could be taken from
them. They itched. very badly; / suf-
fered terribly from itching After
scratching, the pimples would swell
and after the swelling was gone my
face would become very red and re-
main so for some time. My clothing
caused the itching to be worse. When
1t was warm it was utterly impossible
to sleep.
Il used a cream and the more l
used the worse they got. Shortly after;
/ read the advertisement of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and determined to
use then The itching stopped almost
Immediately. This was about three
months, ago and l am entirely cured
now" (Signed) Miss Marguerite e.
Jacobs, Jan. .13, 1918.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. l., Boston. ADV.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-09-26
EMBLEM OF A NOBLE WORK
Double Red Cross, Symbol of War
Against tuberculosis, Was De-
vlsed by French Doctor.

The double red cross, the symbol of
the war against tuberculosis, was
first adopted as the symbol of the In
ternational Anti-Tuberculosis associ-
alton in Berlin in October, 1902. The
proposer of the symbol was DR.. G..
Seriron of Paris, who is now asso-
ciated secretary of L'Association Cen
trale Franchise Contre la Tubercuio-
sis. Today the emblem used by anti
tuberculosis workers in every part OF
the world, even in Iceland, India,
South Africa, Labrador, Japan, China
and the Philippines. The double red
cross Is similar in shape to a
cross used frequently in the Greek
Catholic churches, and also to the
Lorrain cross of France. In the Unit
ed States over 1900 anti-tuberculosis
associations and committees; nearly
$50 sanatoria and hospitals; 400 dis
pensaries and about 200 open air
schools, besides a number of other or
CARNATIONS, are using the double red
cross as their emblem. Wherever it
is seen, it means war against tuber-
culosis.