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Evening journal., 1913-10-01
REGISTERS NOTICE

r. STATE OF ABRAM T. REEDER.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letterv T.s.
rSsmehtary " upon the Estate OF Abram N
heeder, late Of Blackbird Hundred deco...d
we're duly granted unto Marv lane Reedor'
on on 9he twenty-hfth day of August. A. ID
ivAo' ana an persons indebted to the said
oeceased are requested 10 make narrncnt
10 the hxecutrix without delay and ali ner
sons having demands against the daceaead
are required 10 exhibit ma present fi,o
sane duly picbated 20 tho said EAecutrir
on or beiare the twenty fifth day of Angusf
A. Dy 1914, or abide by the law in tbis
MARY JANE REEDER.
hsa- ~ Executrix
aware. septi cod. .8wks
H. STATE Tat; OF RAoREL G HICKMAN,
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary, upon the Estate Of Rachel q.
hickman, late Of Wilmington hundred
deceased, were duly granted unto Henry
Hickman and Wilmington Trust Company
on the twenty fourth day Of September a
- 1913, and ~ persons indebted TO tho said
deceased are requested to make payment 10
the executors without delay, and All persons
having demands against the deceased arc re-.
CURED TO exhibit and present the same duly
prooated, 10 the said executors on or be.
Tore the gath day of September A. ID. 1914
on abide by the law IN this behalf.
HENRY HICKMAN,
WILMINGTON TRUST Co.
Address Baldwin Springer, ESQ. ATTORNEY.
aihaw, Whining ton. Delaware or WHINING.
lon lruht company septic cod 3wks.
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r. HAMPOoING, WITH OR WITHOUT
= shampoo board. Manicuring electric
scalp treatment facial massage, hair dress
CARRIE II. WRIGHT.
d. A.. 562<. 211 W. Tenth street
apr3-6mo.
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ROOFERS

TKT T.. WILLIAMS co.
wv No. 621 Orange 81. Roofing, Spout
Ing and Heating Metal and composition
lpo6ng Hot Air Heating and vcntilatine.
napairine promptly done. Phone. i2e-lyr.
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LOST AND FOUND


4 OST-DEPOsIT BOOK no. 75,540, on
IL Wilmington Savings Fund in the name
of Rose y Moore. 100 Madison street Ap-
plication for new book has been made
octi.s,15.
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HAIR DRESSING

n AIR WORK K-COBfBINGs MADE UP IN
II any style. VIII call At your home
Airs. y. Essns. Phone. 3765. septic J m.
Evening journal., 1913-10-01

w ANTED-BoY TO WORK IN MEAT
w store. over 16. Apply Megiil, 10. ssl
x.,~ st-eef soptc9 81.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

: Or REST~THREE ROOMS, 3. < 4.
Phone. 3220. sert4.im.
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MONEY TOLOAN

--->-,-~-~~>e~>--
Nj cNEf TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT.
Vl cages. 4. ii. Cranston, No. 5Oo
Shirley street sept27 m.w.s.em.
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SITUATION wANTEp-rEMALE
SITUATION WANTED-MALR

NXT ANTED-DICTAT1ON OR COPYING
w work Letters Documents Specihca-
honE. etc. Good work az reasonable prices.
W. s. Matchett, public stenographer, Law
Building Second Floor. Phone u. & A. 5617
a.nt2e.lmo.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

DFr G. SAITH OF 10. ass MAR.
y kat street has moved hM dental prac-
nee 70 the N. r.. Corner Ninth and Jefferson
streets aug8-u.
Evening journal., 1913-10-01

nR. r. }. BRADLEY, JR., DENTIST,
IL has removed his office from 700 Frank
In 70 g19 Market street. ID. A. Phone
4ft6 sept3-1mo.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE

e. INTFD-A PROFESSIONAL WINDOW
w cleaner Address MIA, Evening
1,',~r.I ossre sept2os
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HELP WANTED
BEAUTY PARLORS
PRINTERS

En WEDDING INVITATIONS. 81 so TO
wv $I7.so. J. T. JOHNSON, Printing and
Engraving. No. 6l5 Market St. iio-eod'f
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NOTICES

N'DtA fhht iithttrt ~'tf ''iAftff
NJ ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
INl Palmist, will be at Shellpot Park all
winter. Can be seen a. any time. Tells
have gone and will 60 through life. for 25c.
shellpot Park, Wilmington, Delaware
septi6-1m.
III HE 1osTH ANNUAL COMNUNICA-
i tion Of the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge Of Delaware will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple, city Of Wilmington, on We'd
nesday, October i. Grand Lodge will open
promptly at IL o'clock noon. Attest
v. V. HARRISON,
sept1 eod-1m. Grand Secretary.
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NJ IcEIY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ septloimo io4 T.. EIGHTH ST
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STORAGE

q RAGE-HoUsEHOLD GOODS AND
= merchandise. Piano and safe moving
specially Packing Grating and shipping 20
all points; private railroad siding direct
into bhnding. Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO..
Phone. s64D. No. ioi Maryland Ave.
iunc25.tf.
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II OR RENr-FoUR OR SIX ROOMS.
II Apply Roth's, No. 200 Market street
ssptea-3t
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T eRcF flfRNIsHED ROOMS APPLY
H. No. 7of West 81. septi6-1m.
n TcELY FURNISHED ROOMS
y sepiio.imo io4 T. EIGHTH ST.
Il OR RENr-FouR OR SIX ROOMS.
Il Apply Roth's No. 200 Market street.
sspse93t.
w -GENTLEMAN BoARDERs IN
w private family. No. West Eigh
teenth 81. .y2s WITT.
q EcoND STORY FRONT ROOM FOR
- rent. with board. No ic7 West Seven
teenth street. sept20. .eod-lm.
Il URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LODGING OR
Il light housekeeping. No. as Jefferson
street sept2o cod I'm.
II OR RENT-rHREE FURNISHED
II or unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping Suitable for couple Of people
Apply No 500 Spruce ST. septio-eod I'm.
MANICURIST.
------~>-----'- ,-~----...--s
NJ ISIS b: y. BiDDLE--sH sHAMPoofN0.
vi Electric Scalp Treatment Hair Dress.
ing. Hours by appointment Phone 4692D.
septo-im.
BOARDERS WANTED
VTf xNffD~fwo dENTfEMEN OR
w ladies or man ana wife with child.
No. 222 West Fourteenth 81. sept3o.2t.
II LDERLY GENTLEMAN CAN SECURE
IL board with home comforts, single
room and bath. No. East Twenty-hfth
street sept25-12t.
ROOMERS WANTED
~ WO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEkEEp
/ ing man and wife or two ladies'. No.
2215 fntnall street septl9 . cod m.
TAXI SERVICE
~ AXT AND HORSE CAB SERVICE
i night or day To hire by trip, hour or
day. Special attention given.
JOHN T. KNOTS,
Front and French Streets
d. & A.. $3.50 Automatic, 2s3o.
sepf27 M, v,s.im
TAX NOTICE.
n * N6ffcE ~DELfNQI IENf TAX
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ROOMERS WANTED

u, WO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HousEKEEp
/ ing, man and wife or two ladies'. No
2215 fatnall street. septi9eod' Inn
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M ANTED-GENTLEM BOARDERs IN
w private family. No. West Eigh.
teenth St. :y2s.m.wf-tf.
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8OARDERS WANTED

III INfEDS~ Two GENfEEMEN OR
w ladies or man and wife with child
No. 222 West Fourteenth St. sept3o.2t.
Il LDERIN GENTLEMAN CAN SECURE
IL board with home comforts; single
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MANICURIsT.

NJ ISIS b. n. BIDDLE-SHAMPOO
wi Electric Scalp Treatment Hair Dress.
ing Hours by appointment Phone, 4692D.
sept6-im.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
WILLIAMSBURG VA. May TO-
Miss Emily Christian entertained at
auction bridge Saturday evening.
Those present were Misses pinkie
Emma Lou Barlow. Margaret Jones.
Julia Armistead and Jetta Thorpe.
Mrs r. NJ. Crawford and little
daughter. Llzinka Ewell, have gone
to Richmond to spend a couple OF
months
Mrs. Lyon q. Tyler and Mrs James
a. Wilson entertained at tea Wednes-
day evening from to O'Clock
Judge and Mrs. sydney Smith, OF
Yorktown. spent Tuesday here with
MIR. Ro. w. Calf. who has heen spend
ing the week in Richmond. has re-
turned home
Miss Mary Darlington Gait has re-
turned TO her home in Norfolk, after
a visit to Miss Emily Christian,
Mr. and Mrs John Letcher of Nor
folk. are the guests of the Misses
Garrett
Mrs james r. Stone and little son
are spending some time with relatives
in Richmond,
Rev f. Rufin Jones is spending the
week In Philadelphia and New York.
Drs. Lyon q. Tyler and John C. Cal
houn, of William and Mary college.
have returned from visit to Wash
inston and Lee university at Licking
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
old WARSH|PS FOR
TARGET PRACTICE
VESSELS MADE FAMOUS IN WAR
ARE TO HE SACRIFICED TO
MARKS

within a few years all of the first
class battieships that fought In the
Spanish American war. with a single
exception, probably will have been
destroyed by the shells OF the great
tireadnaughts ana superdr eadnaughts
OF the present Atlantic fleet The
Texas which Commander Philip
caused to fight gloriously. has met
new there is a well founded report that
tho bAttieship Indiana which was one
III Sampsorl's frst-iine ships at
Santiago. is TO be dismantfed of her
guns and towed to some convenient
spot whore she can be used az a target
I FOR tine newer and nnightfer ships OF
the Arkansas, Delaware, Michigan.
Florida and Connecticut types
III For almost two years. off and on. the
hMftlexhips of the Atlantic fseet have
been firing at the hull OF the old
Texas until today there is little OF
\ the Texas that could BE- made use OF
n target. and the officers in charge
q OF The naval target work are looking
about for something TO take the place
OF that famous ship of 1888. ana II
lis said that they have about decided
that the Indiana. to build aud equip
which the government spent $5,ssS,SIt,
has been tentatively selected as the
next ship that will be offered
sacrifice 10 show what the gnnners
! of tins great Atlantic feet can do.
sss Twenty-Five years ago the keel OF
the Indiana wss laid and the news
papers printed long articles descrip-
Tive of the mighty offensive ana de-
i tres dubbed "the coming queen OF
the seas Four years later the In
diana was finished and turned over TO
tire government. The following AprA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11

come obsolete, and when she goes to
her last anchorage TO. await the
Atlantic fleet she probably will go
under a name other than Indiana, just
as did the Texas, which was rlddled
under the name of the San Marcos
when the name Texas had been given
to the mighty. superdreadnaugh
Texas. a sister ship of the New York,
two vessels which are nearing com
pletion. and either of which is equal in
battle efficiency to a dozen vessels of
the old Texas type. Indiana undoub-
teddy will be the name given to one
OF the superdreadnaughts that will be
authorized during the Wilson admin
istration.
When the Indiana Is wrecked beyond
use for target purposes no one viii be
surprised to see the Massachusetts and
the Illinois and the Iowa follow her
into oblivion via the target route,
Like the Indiana, all these ships are
obsolete survivors of the battle OF
Santiago.--New York Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
BEAUTY CREAMS AND
SOAPS

CSC Piyer's Violet HeIiotrope and
Rose .....'- -. '''
ro, u,anu,.s Violet Sec .25c
csc Colgate's, all the csc Soaps
per cake - '"'' w.
CSC Cuticura Soap. cake. lSc
csc Packers Tar Soap, cake. lec
CSC Resinol, cake. .1Sc
CSC Stfefel's, all kinds. cake. Isc
2OC NdOlne 49,
csc Mennin's Borated Baby Soap. .1oc
csc Nebrow's Herpicide Soap. ..1sc
CSC Palmer's Skin Success Soap. .2lc
CSC Migrants Milk Weed Soap. '1sc
CSC Harifina Soap ....-..........I INC
CSC Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. 10c
a5c Cont Pure Olive Oil CASTLE
Soap, per pound ..l7c
Jergen's 10c Soaps, all odors. &c;
soc Satin Skin Cream, 21c and. Ale
soc Manolina -..-........... .2fc
25c Euthymol Cold Cream. -. isc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
SPRING TONICS AND
MEDICINES

$500 Red Seal'' Sarsaparilla. the
Ideal spring medicine; clcanses
the system of all impurities and
makes good rich blood. ..... soc
$500 Celery Nervine Compound, a
nerve tonic and active Alternative:
purffies the blood, renews
strength and vitality. regulates
the liver, kidneys and bowels. soc
sf00 Tasteless Cod Liver OIL COM
bined with wild cherry, extract
malt and hypophosphites; an eff
cicnt and agreeable tonic, nutri-
tive and stimulant. 5Sc
800 Compound Syrup Hypophos-
phites: tonic. Alternative and re-
storatiye; for the treatment OF
nervous and general debility soc
sf00 Marsh Root Compound. for
all diseases resulting from mac
tive conditions of the kidney and
HNer oac
75c Beef, Iron and Wine; stimu-
liant, nutritive tonic and restora-
tive: an efficient aud mild spring
tonic SIC
soc Laxative Fig Syrup, with syrup
SIENNA compounds; valuable ms
remedy i'm weak or inactive con-
ditions of the liver, stomach and
DoWcis @Sc
500 Milan. the great blood tonic
ana pOuy DuliueF --...'. o0C
Si.75 as. s. S." the old reliable
vegetable blood remedy. .$f,3S
500 B. II. b., blood tonic and in
VlgoratoF .-.....-- oSc
soc Yager's SarsapariIla for the
spring fever SIC
S1.OO Benefits New Life. ...... 79c
Sf.00 perutone, for cntarrh, stom-
ach troubles and dyspepsia 6ec
$500 Waterbury's Cod Liver OIL,
plain or with creosote. ....... TSc
$500 Wine of CaFdui, the great wo-
mans tonic and body builder. SIC
S2.OO Eckman's Alternative, the
great remedy for tuberculosis. .$l.5S
$500 Wampole's Syrup Hypophos-
phites, with lime, soda. potash,
magnesia, iron, strychnine, etc,
fine tonic no
$500 Woods SarsaparilIa S3c
$500 Suecus Alterans, for the
$500 Hancock's Liquid Sulphur,
remedy for eczema, skin and
blood diseases ............---so c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
TALCUM AND FACE
POWDERS

15c Oriana arbutus odor, Talcum
Powder; a coupon with 10 cents
gets . beautiful Indian picture
framed: coupon with each can
of Oriana Talcum Powder. DC
csc Traxle's Special half-pound
cans French Talcum Powder:
trailing arbutus, violet, carna-
ton; excellent quality. i1c
CSC Talcolette. white and flesh. -. 1sc
csc Isehn g. Ffnk's Riveris ..... f9c
500 Daggett's & Ramsdeifs Cold
Cream, SC, ice, Sic, 43c and sec
soc Cosmo Cream ..4fc
soc stiIlman's Freckle Cream. sec
csc Ideal Witch Hazel Cream. t9c
soc Ponds Extract Cold Cream.
I4c ana o1S
soc Ponds Extract Vanishing
Cream, ice and. 3sc
soc Woodbury's Facial Cream - ..2fc
soc Knowlton's Massage Cream 4tc
500 Nadinoia Cream 45c and .s3e
soc Creme de Meridor ......... 2ic
sf0o Double Strength Othine. - $40
CSC Arnica Cream .............1 9c
csc Palmcr's Rose Cream lilo
500 Pompeian Massage Cream.
40c, 60C and. 85c
$50 Hokara Massage Cream. 2fe
soc Kinds Honey Almond Cream -4fo
75c Hagan's Magnolia Balm sac
csc Jergen's pound cans, Rose and
Violet ..ISc
williams Karsi, Carnation and
Hose loo
Colgate's Violet, Cashmere Boquet,
La France Hose ..--.-.....-.f5 c
soc Java Rice .3fe
csc Jess Talcum Powder, trailing
arbutus ....-..-... .-@ic
25c Spiehler's Lily of the Valley
TaIcum Powder ....-.........-. foc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
MICROBE AND GERM
DESTROYERS

soc one-pint bottle Merck's Pure
White CarbOlic Acid, q most
powerful disinfectant and ger
mtcfdc ...... -. 3Ic
soc bottle Platt's Chlorfdes, the COL
orless and odorless disinfectant. 4fc
soc bottle Wampole's "Formolid"
Antiscpdc Solution; germ
killer -.... sic
SOC bottle &C. NJ" Disinfcctant, an
aid to Cleanliness sizes; &c,
19c and SSc
25c Observation-Disclosures, gcrmi-
eide, insecticide -. 1oc
500 bottle Campho- Phenique, for
internal and external uses -. 7oc
SOC and 500 bottle Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion, for itch, mango.
scratches, etc. sec and. -. Tee
csc and soc Cabot's Sulpho.Nap-
thoI-gernictde and antiseptic.
non-poison or corrosive, 1ec and 30c
) CSC bottle "Lysol," nm ideal anti
septic and disinfectant; sizes,
CSC and 800 bottles Creoline Par
sonsD, non-poisOnOus disinfec-
tant, f9c and 1850 8c
CSC bottle Dusenberry's Liquid
Creoleum; has the odor OF pine
trees .ss - AVG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
EXTRA SPECIALS


just received, fresh shipment of
Pure Virgin French Olive OH, In
glass bottIes--haif pnts. csc size,
1sc: pinis, soc size, SIC; quarts,
LOO size ...,.,..,.. ttC
Sf,0o Tragie's Seamless Fountain
Syringe. rapid flow tubing. fully
equipped, direct from factory SOC
soc Peerless Household Rubber
Gloves. good quality and very
useful for spring cleaning. 2ec
40e one pound box of fine Assorted
Chocolates, as good rs the best
(onls two boxes to IA customer, &c
csc bottle Gowan's Pneumonia
Remedy .....,.......-. --....i7c
soc bottle Gowan's Pneumonia
Remedy '.....,...,........ $50
$500 bottle Gowan's Pneumonia
Remedy ......-.......--. eec
soc one pint Pure Lofoten Cod
liver oil: Just received. .... Sic
sfoo. $3.50 and s2.0o Imported
Raxors. including Wostenhofm,
Wade & Butcher, Commander.
L. \. H., etc. ....,........5 $50
S2.oo Ideal Whriing Spray Sy-
ringes, something you pay $500
and $500 for ............. st.i2
foc Linen Writing Tablets .,... &c
&Ot one pbuuu VIII
Ing Paper .ioc
foc Red Cross cauze Bandages,
linen .........- +--... &c
zoe one pound Absorbent Cotton. ,2tc
a5c tube Gunncirs Catarrh Cream,
for catarrh cold in head, etc. i6c
zoe bottle Root Beer Extract, one
bottle makes 5 gallons -...... &c
zoe Graduated Medicine Glasses,
thoroughly accurate ...s....-. Sc
35e one pint bottle of Tragies
Double Distilled Witch Hazel i3c
25c Polishing Outfits. containing
brush dauber and box polish. &c
soc Scissors, 3, and 5-inch =. . 23c
Use Pocket Knives, imported. -. soc
st.25 Flash Lights, complete. -. csc
500 Leather Collar and Cuff
BoAe~ ave
soc Leather Covered Beveled Edge
Travelling Mirrors ........ sic
so Silver Plated Bonbon Dish,
with glass bowl ............ csc
Souvenir Plates. assorted subjects.
sold for 500 aud Sf.:o. a9c- 69c
SC Souvenir Cards, one dozen. -. &c
soc jar Tragsc's Creme Lilis" Skin
ROOD .'.-..-..t. go SIC
CSC Arnica Cream. for chaps f7c
zoe bottle Japanese Cologne, i'm
once bottles .................ffc
csc w. H. Browns Ideal Cucun-
Der and Witch Hazel Cream. tic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11

1896. the Indiana steamed for the first
time into the harbor of New York, and
went to the New York hayward. where
she was visited by thousands. all or
HON locked, maryeled and admired
the wonderful floating fortress"
Then followed the MASSACHUSETTS, and
the Oregon. the last named being the
ship referred to as probably the only
one which will not meet the fate OF
the Texas. All America rejoiced and
boosted OF their country's possession
of what was then believed TO be the
finest fighting trio on any sea.
But the Indiana has long since be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
BATH TOWELS AND BATH
RUGS

Just received a complete line OF
these useful articles:
Sf.-5 Bath Rugs, beautiful pat
terms In blue, pink and olive
green 80 >"
$500 Bath Rugs. in beautiful ORR
entail designs and rich in color S1.2s
English style Friction Towels, for
rundown after cold plunge, In
six different sizes, from 30c to. CSC
Rubber Sponges, the very best
quality made, in five different
sizes 19c, zoe, soc. ACC, SIC
Sponge Bags. Scotch plaid, pure
silk, rubber lined, three sizes,
aoe. ssc and 75c
bathing Caps, the SWEETEST line In
the city and the cheapest prices
all kinds and colOrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
HAIR PREPARATIONS

LOO Hooper's Improved Hair Re
stOrer; will restore gray and
faded hair to the natural color - $40
soc Lyons Kathairon --......... sec
use Bankers Hirsutus 1890. sec
$i.OO La Creole Hair Restorcr =. .eSc
500 Halls Hair Restorcr :. sec
500 Wythe's Sage and Sulphur,
3Oc ana .VvC
soc Partisan Sage Hair Tonic. - SEQ
$500 Woodbury's Hair Tonic .. sac
csc Arabian Egg Shampoo. .afc
81 90 Farr's Gray Hair Restorer .. TO
soc Walnutta Hair Stain >30c
500 Damschinsky's Liquid Hair
Dye, 4lc and Two
$50 Imperial Hair Regeneration. 500
csc 'Palmer's Hair Success Dress
Ing ........... .Iio
2Sc Nelson's Hair Dressing Ale
soc Mansfield's Cappiiaris. -.43c
soc Swedish Hair Powders, -. .4tc
$500 Modene, for removing super
nuous mar ...... 80 F"o
500 Delatone. for removing SUI
perfiuous hair ssc
iOc and soc bottle Phcnol- Sodique.
antiseptic and germicfde. inter
nal and external uses, &c and 39c
csc. SOC and $f.oo Boroiyptol. an
ideal anttseptic and antixymotic
fluid for external and internal
uses. 10c. soc and. .'s0c
10c. 25c and SOC Peroxide Hydro
gen. standard strength, the most
powerful and efYectunl antisepttc
known: stzes--QuaFter pints,
sc: half pints, Toe; pints.- $50
Csc one pint Crude Carbolic Acid
Tor disinfccfing lee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11

June 3rd, were chosen: Messrs. Cole,
wilcox. Kruck. Pace and Lowry: al
ternates: Messrs. Hoffman, Eek, Ar
.hur, McNallv and Bishop.
Much pleasure was expressed by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11

make 1t unlawful to employ convicts
in any capacity in which they may
come in competition with honest labor
Delegates to-the State Confederation
Of Labor which meets in Danville on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11

the delegates when news of the &C.
ton OF the city Democratic commit
tee. agreeing to put the question OF
annexation up TO the people. was
learned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11

sf.o0 Lyons Periodical Drops. csc
sf,oO ID. ID. ID. Remedy for eczema,
2fc and $3.50. csc
$500 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 4ic
and .............. 1"c
soc Family Physician, tic and. ale
CSC simmons Regulator 80. - ec
500 Sal Laxa ....... .78c
100 Nutrient Wine of Beef Pep
tone. liquid food. ..7Sc
soc Wyths Enervescent Sodium
Phosphate ............ ..... SIC
csc MuIford's Sodium Potash. foe
75c Boschee German Cough Syrup. Sic
90 Suanson's 5 Drops - g.. .s7c
soc Vital VIM ...-.... -...... sic
soc Phenoi Sodique - sic
Sf.OO Browns Iron Bitters. 53c
$500 NcGiII's Orange Blossom SSc
use Tragic Laxative Cold and
Grippe Cure ......'. "e
TragIe's 40 Little Liver Pills -. .6hc
csc Sedlitz Powder 90 sets In
box .-...... -. WV
soc Iapactic Pills 600 in bottie) ..31c
800 Gypsy GIFT. ........-..-. .'Tc
500 Wyethe's Beef, Wine and
Iron ....-.'--. 1899 oSc
10c Malena Saive ..'ohc
Sf.0O Mrs. Joe Pearson's Blood
Remedy 49,. 'oc
SOC Purcell & Ladd's Hypophos-
phifes .-...- Soc
soc Warmers S-grain Lithia Tab
lets ....... %oc
CSC GunneIfs Catarrh Cream =. lilo
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against the system.
A committee is also to be named
to appear before the legislature to
as it's mem bers to amend all laws in
reference to convict labor and TO
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80 one pound Moth Balls. ....-3 &c
-Ss, one pound Pure Gum Canphor asc
foc one pound flake Saptha-
line .-.......... 80 -" - - az
CSC one roll Tar Paper, IL sheets,
sizes 4ax4S inches Sc per sheet,
or roll of IL sheets. 4sc
Aoc ono pound Pure Pension Insect
Powder, so per cent strength. .2ec
Sc Siebert's Poison Fly Paper; very
effective. per package of eight
sheets -....-..... -'..'-'' sc
SOC .eTangiefoot' Fly Paper, the
Kind that sticks; 5 double sheets
for Sc or per box of Is double
sheets ssS
CSC Dead Sure. for bed-bugs and
ycrmin OF all descriptions; fun
pint bottle .-......t..i fc
2sc pescrman's Roach Food. sure
thing for reaches and ants; two
sizes, &c and. ......... iSc
Sulphur Candies--f5c Kind for Sc:
Toe kind for .''..''' &c
csc Hooper's Fatal Food for the
red water bugs ..-...-,...- I've
25c Stearn's Electric Rat and
Roach Paste. once tried always
used II sS
soc Barnard's infaiIihle Water
hug ana IkOdEtt +o"S
CSC Maurcr's Rat and Roach
Paste ..-.,-...~..-. e.. .a~c
f5c Rough on Rats. .-..........tf lie
soc Black Flag Insect Powder, In
sealed bottles, Sc, 19c and acc
Sc Swat-Sticka Fly SKATERS. Ac
ioc King Fly Killer -..........-.. Ne
25c Iusectithe. for all kinds of yer-
min: two sizes; sauirter top cans.
f5c peterman's Discovery Liquid
Bug Destroyer TIC
95c Squirter Top Can Dead Stuck.
for bcd-bugs, etc. iTc
Paris Green. for potato bugs--tD one
quarter, one-half and one-pound
packages.
Daisy Fly Killers. clean, attractive
and effective. f5c; : for. ...... csc
The Somers Ideal Fly Killer DC
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TOOTH PREPARATIONS

a5c Bel-Bou, a perfect dentifrice. f3c
a5c Shcfiicld's Aniseptic Tooth
Powder .....-..-.....-.. iHc
zoe Joheuol Mouth Wash. antiscp-
tic. astringent, disinfcctani 2ec
csc Tragie's Antiseptic Tooth Pow
der .....,......-...,.- ..'..... lac
soc one pint bottle Saturai Mouth
Wash. from formula DIR. c. III.
Chapman. to introduce. will sell
at half price ...-..-.sHsr-.. --"c
ht,f.s Meade = Bakers Carhoiic,
2fc, 45c and ....-t.......... Soc
soc Sozodont, 2fc and .......... 3tc
csc Euthymoi, parke-Davis Conn
pAuy Asf
SOC. Dowdcn's Dental Fluid Ate
soc Layoris, 2fc and .-.....-.. .3fc
soc Zhongiya .......,..-- SIC
$500 Giyco- Thymolinc, 19c, sac
anu -. f"S