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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-20
BANK cLEARINGs

Bank clearlngs today compare with corrs-
Hpondlng day last two years
1914. 1918. 1912.
Philadelphia so, Ts4l S32TiTsIO $50 eos 4s3
Boston 80. Is, 50s.tT1 SO. $50 23S rs. 8Ds t5S
New York 205 l3+ ~ s 2A5. Ia4 29T AS lTT 9l9
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FRESH FRUITS

Trade fair and prices generally steady. QUO
GTayon.toia s2g2, 4: Blush s2a2 y; TTenty!
rial SLS0aI75i other. good eating varieties.
crab apples, per bush. basket, Sl.5OIp1. Is; ap-
pies Western, per box, S1g1.75; apples, Del
aware and Pennsylvania, per hamper, 25lt3Oc.
9uinees, per Dbl, S2a3. 20. Lemons, per box,
Sa4. Grapefruit, Florida, per crate. $2g3 80.
PIiineiapples per crate-Porto Rico, . 2S13 %:
black, per bbl, $3.5OG4; cranberries. Cape
Cod, early black, per crate, sig1 40; cranber-'
r!cs, Jersey, per crate SiG1 30. Peaches vlr-
ginla, per 2o.lb. basket, 4OaT0c. do, do, per
crate. Sld1 75; do. Delaware and Maryland.
PEI. basket, 5oasoc:; DO, do, per crate. si@
per basket-Large white or yellow, ooc .9S1
medium, 40aJ0c. Pears, New York per bbl.-
Seckel, 81 5OuG Bartlett, No. T. I95.JO; do,
No. 2, S2.5Da3; Beurre Bose s4d5 20; Sheldon
s4a5: Beurre Clairgeau, S2.51q3.5O; Beurre
d,A1,jou , S2 25a3. %; Duchess; Sc; 25a3.2 %; How
ELL, S2n2. %; other varieties. s2di3 pears Bart
lett and seckel per bush. basket, L2592.
Grapes. New York-Concord, per s-lb. basket
13di5c.; do, per Alb basket, Sd9c: Niagara
per Alb. basket sD1Oc, Delawares per LIB.
basket. 12a1 grapes Concord per 20-lh
basket, 3514oc. Pluns. per s-ib basket GOA
Gr. CantaloupeF, Colorado per crate. SIa
lJO: DO, do, fats, 50Q75c
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and Tides

Sun RISES. 6i5 am Sun sets zee. Sis pm.
PHILADELPHIA.
High water. 2:02 a. m. High water. 2:26 pm
Low water. OIL am. Low water. 9:iS pm
REEDY ISLAND.
High water. II 10 m. High water IL 80 I'm.
Low water. 500 am. Low water. 6.O6 pm.
BREAKwATER.
High water. S34 Am. High water. a:04 pm.
Low water. 205 a. m. Low water. 2:44 pm.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND eggs

NEW YORK, Oct. 0.-Butter-SIarket arrn-
82c higher scoring. 32l4c.
Eggs-MaTket arm receipts A. 243 cases
zoe.
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Vessels Arriving Today

str Dqgied CNor.). New York, ballast w. ].
Grandneld & Co.
str Anthony Groves. Baltimore. passengers
and merchandise, Ericsson Line.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-20
PROVISIONS

Trade quiet and largely OF job
blng character, but prices steady Quotatio9s
City beef, in sets smoked and air
dried, 3Oa31o. western beef. In sets, smoked,
3Od3tc.; city beef knuckles and tenders
knuckles and tenders smoked, 31ga2c.; beef
hams S3salOi pork, family s2e926 80; hams hams
loose. 14Ik@f5c.; do. do, smoked, 1ed16hc. !
other hams. smoked. city cured, as to brand
and average, 1BiR41Tc.; do, smoked, West
ern cured, 1ehd17c.i do.,. boiled, boneles9'
23g24e; picnic shoulders. s.. cured; loose,
11Nd12c.; do, smoked. 13hd14c.; bellies IN
pickle, according to average, loose. 160l515e.i
breakfast bacon, as to brand and average, cry
cured 20d21o. breakfast bacon, Western
cured 2012ic.; lard, Western refined, terces'
10A@11c.; do, do, do, tubs, 0Rallc;; isrd,
pure city kettle rendered in tierces. lOA4ll FL
lard, pure city. kettle rendered, in tubs llp
1lKc
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2CTAT, SITUATION AT HOME AND ABROAD-M
GRAIN AND FLOnR

wHEAT.-Receipts s0,544 bush. The
market steady az the late advance Demand
moderate Quotations: Car lots, IN export ele-
vator-No 2 red, spot and october, Sl;lo9il4;
No. 2 red western, Si.1591 10; No Northern
Duluth 81 .2361.28
CoRN.-Recelpts, 5000 bush. sold fairly
and ruled irn and Nc. higher. quotations;
Car lots for local trade as to location-No.
yellow, s2hdS3c steamer yellow, s2as2hc.
OATS.-Receipts, 110768 bush. The mar,
ke. ruled hrm and Nc. higher with demand
fairly active. Quotations. No. white, b21E8
53c. standard white, 52a52lsc.; No. white,
51051I5o. ..
FLoUR.-Recelpts, 1885 bbis.. 9,ssI212
lbs. IN sacks. Trade SLOW. but mill limits
Winter, eesr stlH s4e0a4 So DO. straight, s. e9l6
SIS; do. patent, S5.25d5.6O; Kansas straight,
1ute sacks S510db 80; do, patent iute sacks
rs 4oq5 65; spring, first clear, A 1895 DO.
do.. favorite brands, sea856; city mills, choice
and fancy patent, s6as J0i city mills, regular
81 9O75 il: do, patent S5.26d5.60.
RYE FLOUR.-Quiet and unchanged, We
quote nearby and Western, In wood at 500
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CHEESE.-Trade fair and prices steadily
held under moderate offerings Quotations:
New York, full-cream, choice, 15A41 5l5c.; do,
DO, fair to good, l4hd15c. do, part SKINS
BUTTER.-Fancy stock we'll cleaned up
and Arm, but medium grades dull and weak
Quotations: Western, fresh solid-packed'
creamery fancy, 34c. extra, 32C.; extra tirsts,
30a3Ic; hrsts 2sd2oc. seconds, 2Ga27c. ladle
packed, 21dp23c., as to quality; nearby prints,
farcy, 35c. do, average extra, 82q34c,; do,
hrsts. 29031c.; do, seconds, 27d2sc. Special
fancy brands Of prints jobbing at 3Hgp4lc.
EGGS.-Fine newlaid eggs in good demand
and firm under light offerings Quotations: In
free cases, nearby extras 33c. per doz.; nearby
nrsts so per standard case; nearby current
receipts SSlGas.4O per standard case; West
ern extra, nrsts, so per case; DO, frsts, sS.1"n
s 20 per case; do, seconds, SO eOd0.GO per case.
Candled and rccrated fresh eggs were jobbed
out at 37430c. per doz., as to quality
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POIuTRY

LIyE.-Market quiet, with fairly liberal
offerings at former rates QuotadQns; Fowls
i3gi5c. exceptional lots higher; old roostieers
lill2c. spring chickens, according to quality
suIneas young, weighing lbs, and over
ihPieGe AZ per Psir 9oSgo ~9shRs 9o RwssFbSs
lb apiece. per pair, SOC; old. per pair. Soc ;
pigeons, per pair. 15d1Sc.
DREssED.-Fine desirable sized stock
pretty well cleaned up at steady prices. quo
tatons: Fresh-killed poultry-Fowls, per lb-
Selected heavy, pic: do, Weighing, 4ha5 lhs.
apiece 2oc. DO, Weighing lbs, apiece, 10Ac.;
do Weighing 3k lbs. apiece, 16l51l1hc.i do,
weighing 3 ibs. and under, l5a1g;. Old roost-
ers, dry picked, t33c.; broillng chickens, near
by weighing 1ha2. be. apiece, 2oa22c; bToil-
pg GhlekeR nearby SSlr to n5 goo1 lggIsS Isss
1sc. do, do, 81 lbs. apiece, fat, ibai8c.
do. do, 2ihd3 lbs. apiece, ,l3a14c;: broillng
broiiing chickens Western, fair e good. i2g
lac Squads, per doz.-Whlte, Weighing IL to
10 lbs per d6z., S3.85a4 "a: white, Weighing
to 10 Bs. per dozen st27Sg92S 1922 52S White White
weighing Z lbs, per doz.. Si.5?g2; white.
"a n DO
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
VEGETABLES

Choice stock in fair request and values gen
tstoes, per bush.@Pennsyivania 5sas8o New
York, 5oa53o.; white potatoes. Jersey, per
shore Shore per goS5D BS5No. Isl 81 7582ss No. e. Tse
81: sweet potatoes. North Carolina, per Dbl
ss2 S9 Per bibNd h5 No 5SS Ss5 iEe' No i5o iS5
@i95; sweet Jersey per bassEet So5seoe:; ssi
sl06s slR06p1s Bs b4ss 4s iogo' g al enI5e pSs 16o
ID. bag, 7589Oc Cabbage, domestic per ton,
$sa9 Celery, New, York Per bunch ,,' AZ doa8oe'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-20

The Governing Committee of the Mon
Teai stock Exchange will permit trad
ing IN securities for cash at prices which
1t will specify.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-20

Wilson Woelpper, of Woelpper, Craw-
ford & Co, has been elected to member
ship in The Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-20

The Great Northern Railway Company
mas applied to the New York Stock Ex-
ehange TO list Sl9,OOO,OOO additional pre-
ferred capital stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
SUPERFLU0US HAIR
BANISHED LIKE MAGIC.
New Wonder Suprrsedcs Dangerous. DIS.
figuring Electric N~rJlc burning
I'nstrs. Powders ar Iiuuid-.

Every -"omAn who suffer N. .nnoyanc~E
~ suporfuous hdtf aud VINO las used au? ORR
an ~ IN" worthless sdvcr'i,"d dcrilatoricxi
IN a 'ranic scarch for lasting r"iei WIG
fcloiCc TO learn that AN c1tirc'y rcItahi>s
method has been found witch quickly aHds
paiiil".aiy crsdicatcs all signs or hairs
srov TN no matter hos nad. and protuccs (
quick ana po'itiv" results ~ every Instance. /
This reinatlsa 1i' master -sjrukc % nodcriis
chemistry can no" - obtained ny surcrcrs q
through the kindness OF "a Hell-hnoPn % :
ci"ty Woman who succeeded ~ permanently
removing 'Pcry trace oi nor own hsirys
growth, -iter al elsc had failed. In hers
honor II i called Mr. D>Ecod'. Wonder Ia
H. the only cf.tii-sfD- tNut uev"r falls tol
remove all signs ~ sup. riiuous hair com 4
plct-ly. patnies-ly and without Injury 80 KIM
~ coinplcNion. In Il surprlsinsly largc mum
ner ~ cases II MS succeeded in killing then
hair roots. source of al growth, Mat III
has never returned. Frngic Drug 90. haN Il
necn fortunate In securing supply oi Ms Il
Dsgood's Wonder. ~nich they Viii iurnish.s
or you can get q AT any other un-to-dat eh
drug o. department ftorc a!yncdg
Money Back Gu.rantec MAT comes in cvcryf
package AsA for b, ny name. Mrs. OsFood'ss
Wonfer. There ~ 40 danger In thi. ANAL
Ing discovery 20 cvcn the most sensitive.
SKIN. but II should not he used except where
total destruction OF The hali wherever ap-t
piled Il desired .-Advortiscmcn,.
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Gus stages of preparedness for the

rious stages of preparedness for the
tradc).'
a wage Of Sc per week for lfty
wcckS-that is to say. of 5000 per year.
capitalized at per cent--rcprcscnts
an economic value OF $4,000. This APP
proN imatcly was the economic value a.
determined by capitalization Of the
earning power of the boys when they
came into the school. The economic
value OF tho boys graduated into full-
time work in the factory ranged from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The increase in economic value OF
each boy thus exceeded the total cost
Of maintaining tho school during the
period Of his enrolment. while the
wages actually earned by the boys az
group very nearly cGualcd the cost
OF maintaining the school.
II should be noted III this connection
that the boys on part time received
as wages only ono half Of their earn
ings. rcckoncd at the regular piece
rate of wages in the factory. The prod =
uct of their labor thus exceeded by 100
per cent the amount indicated by the
amount OF their wages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

The day - past when business train
Ing can b. acquired In hit-or-rniss
fashion through ordinary contact with
commercial institutions. As Il result
the business college has come 10 be
q recognized Institution in almost
every larc" community. In Virginia
one OF The pioneer schools OF this sort
is the Duusinorc business College. Inc.
OF stanton. u was founded in 1877 in
Sinks Grove W. Va. and subsequent
~ established in Staunton. and incor-
poratcd under tho laws OF the state
with authority to confer tho degree Of
master OF accounts The Duusmorc
Business College. Inc, has sent To
banks and Other corporations hundreds
OF Gums men and women.
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AMHERST

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
this week attended tho meeting OF the
Woman Missionary sosice,y o, The Baptist
Nelson County.
Mss M MarEsrs, Rarroushs. Of l.yneheprs:
guests OF Miss Carrie Sea-.
visited MS sister Miss May
Miss naTsis, Evans I. a,,e94lnF hog,o
Craddock. Of Lynchburs
Misses Eva Gilbert and Ruby Ogden. ot
o, are ME- spenalnr ihe!r vacation with
{. +. LeFoe. of Washington. u. C.. VAS in
Amherst several DAYS this week Sir. LeFos
wa5 %Ts aer e SsuS rnsS
work between Amherst and E!ma
On Saturday night Miss Field. Garland en,
,ertsined a nnm6er o: her young friends at
party, in honor Of her sister Miss Louise
We're O. pa IN se Many we
Illuminated with Japsncse lanterns. Tho
tunes. and Miss Bertha ptster. WHO ma s
s fL, synsey maid. aaded H9en 70 m.
fascinating "fortunc-tclinr."
The gue,,s present we5e Misse- LOUIS
B.ss.r Scott. Virginia Thomas. Mary and
ee sd,, Ha[rison ber,hs r,.,er Heste-
Harrison; FTssmaa Kea2sdE rhsodol.
rani., pa" Tia hfnqii vi. Een2.,h
sis Jack Howell. Austin and Henry Wales,
Rob Roy COREY. Tom Whitehead Ed Ware
NIT; wills. Ed Beard Rich Druiynond and
VIII and Meredith Garland Th-|char-rors
we're Miss Mary 6 Ellis and Mrs. paulu.
Garland.
Miss Jessie Burford has gone 20 pedl,r
|I!lls TO spend her vacation.
Mr and Mr.. william kincj.c Alien and
Mrs N. g. Allen left this week for Hot
springs Va. Nj. Allen will attend tho
Bar Association meeting there next week.
Miss Jan" cuHuinshhfn returned Monday
rom fdrnN4llc. Wlrr" Snr attended tho
summer normal. on hcr way home xhe
stopped 1T C-eTc 70 visit friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

NOR session in June. 33t students had
been enrolled. representing eighteen
states In the Union. Every grade OF
teacher is represented. from members
of college faculties to kindcrgartncrs
and practitioners in special work.
Tho student body is distributed
through 600 different courses. AUD the
interest in sewing. cooking and houses
hold science and art courses is regard
ell us particularly significant. In view
of the fact that very little instruction
along these lines has been offered in
the South. The movement is typical
of the New South as viewed by pro-
Gressivc educators.
One of the courses which is recciv-
ing a great deal Of attention is that
or rural economies, which har1noniZcs
with the work being done in the De-
partmcnt of Agriculture.
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Amea Plateau Eighty Centuries Old

4 Look at the Ruins of Tiahua-
nacu and Their Enormous
Buildinss-Giant Idols. and the
Ayrnara Tradition Concerning
Then-How the World Was
Created-Did These Ancients
Worship Cats or Ja2uars?
Rare Pottery and Other Relics
of the Stone Agc-The Mum
mics of the Chulpas Just Found
Near the New Railroad From
africa 10 La Paz-Wonderful
Relics Which May Have
Place in the San Francisco Ex-
position-A Talk With DR..
Otto Buchtein, of the National
Museum Of Bolivia.
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PRACTICAL TREND IN
SOUTHERN EDUCATION
Interest in Domestic Science. Rural
I:con0mirS nnd I'tiiitnriRn Courses Is
Marked NJ Peabody College.

Nashville. Tenn, August The
modern trend toward utilitarianism in
education j. nowhere more clearly
cNenpliied than in the conduct OF the
George Peabody College for Teachers
III this city. IN which there has been II
marked rush to the classes i'm cook
ing, sewing and other household
science and art courses.
The institution. which is the first in
the South TO provide iour-Ycar courses
in various lines of teacher training"
aud grade oil graduate work avail
abb" n a few colleges in other parts
OF the country. is in the midst Of its
hrst session. The college has a faculty
OF teaching experts which has rarely
pcen euualed in the United States, and
when il opened IT'S doors for the sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Answer. The symptoms indicate de-
rangcment Of kidneys and should not
be neglected. would advise balmwort
la blcts, a compound we'll suited 10 such
cases. Obtain in scaled tubes with
directions for home use.
e. o. C. asks: "I am constipated
tongue coated. have headache, dizzS
spells. and indigestion sometimes
Please advise"
Answer; advise that YOU begirI
using three grain sulpherb tablets (not
act. on The liver. kidneys and bowels
arousng the elminative functions
Relief should follow quickly.
Secretary" writes: II have pains ir
my spine and frightful headache ii
back OF head, fainting spells, twitchinlI
ness, loss OF appetite and strength
and, In iact am a mas been when ID
comes 10 performing accustomed worlJ
and duties. Please advise
Answer: In All such cases the assimlI
lative functions have not kept pac.]
harmless tonic treatment is needed
find three grain cadomcne tablets un
excelled and astonishingly beneficial lid
such cases and advise them for you.
Mrs. c. w. b. asks: 81 suffer greatlJ
in hot weather owing to too much fin 81
Can you advise me of good rcductior h
remedy"
Answer: Any well-stocked pharmacy
can supply you with 5-grain arboiond
tablets. packed i'm sealed tubes witJ
full directions for use. These tablct$
have proven wonderfully effective il
reducing abnormal at.-Advcrtisemenf
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OF these mumuics. and upon my ask
ms the doctor 20 hc allowed TO make
some photographs he aided mo i'm
CARRYING several out into the court. The
one that I most t"uderly handled was
th'ti OF 81 young woman She WAS at
least 300 years old. hut, although
she ad lost her llcsh. her bones were
sound and ncr teeth Were as white ~
snow, and in H. far better state than
m.H oN H., ''TFlou nel "ul 81 the DARK
..t.ns Lo.i H. ,,u' 10Y tr'''iN on INC
IPS ny ~ inc .uiI liEhi OF
;m,,l[ ,,no,, NJ, i,io LIZ n'nd c3ress-
,ihc,',,,,,,' ,ti ~. ,'' .,HN - ne 'cStor
,,,, '',,'''' .9 'rrP'H'.u th" Soilio-
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p.fH, t" "pN ~ iu'l
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VIZ Ct SNUlI'
"p.,,h 3; li,, ,
r,".t - 'i." INt' IN"N
Nro,t,,'' e. 'iIiV,,,,,,! 'l ,'lt stones
,Srni,, H.. rsttt ~ s'N'
'''' ~ your bones
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

of tho ruins arc the stone idols. dug
out since Squiers time and mad. to
stand upright Some of these idols are
of gigantic size. Their bodies are as
big around as 4 Hour barrel. and they
are more than eight feet in height.
IN" faces nave thick lips, and the
hcadS are so cat that they would he
Il delight to the cubists of to-day.
They are all angles. even TO the eyes.
noses and lips.
some of the smaller idols have been
brought To La Paz. There is one in the
centre Of the NATIONAL Museum here.
VI is about three feet i'm height, and
* artiSticallY carved. | took :, picture
of myself standing beside it, and also
OF DR.. Euchtcin, the director Of the
museum. who has been making the
NcaVations
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ny rnANh q. cNRrtNrEn.


Of tho ruined city OF Machu Pichu.
found by In Hiram bingham I'M the
heart OF the Jungle Within tour or hNe
DAYS Of Cuzcu. The capital OF the lncas
That is situated in Peru ON the high
plateau OF Bolivia arc the romans on
another ancient city not far from La
Paz, thai has been known for genera
ticns Its origin has never been set
tied. hut now out OF the ground from
under il arc coming pottery. relics of
gold and copper and the skeletons OF
human beings that lead scientists here
to suppose that il was in existence
o.0O0 years or more before the hrst
stones OF tho pyramids were lald.
.rbis auciou, city is known as Tia
branacu II is Twelve miles from Lake
,ritic.r. and some OF it's ruins arc
within a stones throw OF the railway
mar goes from Guauui. the Bolivian
mort ON tbc lake to la pax I stopped
her, ON my way across the plateau
The ruins are scattered over an area
equal TO about "a dozen l6o-acrc farms.
'rhc>- consist Of the remains of mas
sivc walls of tcrraccd mounds. and OF
the great odifcc sometimes called the
Temple TIL" latter building covers
four acres. and it WAS made Of blocks
Of black stone. thirty inches in thick-
ness Tho stones are much like those
of the ancient buildings saw in
Cuzco They were fitted together with
out mortar. and that 50 closely that
I found ii impossible 10 insert a knife
blade between them The stones are
cut with absolute regularity, and VIC
have no modcrn buildings which are
moro closely fitted together.
as it is now. most Of tho structures
Of Tiahuanacu have been carried
away. and II Is only tho mighty pillars
that are scattered here and there and
tho cut stones remaining from the old
buildings that indicate tho wonders of
. 10 tst I1t.a .tn col in In
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EeD@ocroRs
YHDV1CEA
ZrDE Zewzs Bake> ~

The questions answered below ard
general in character. rho symptoms oti
diseases are given and tho answers Will
apply in any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advices, freef
may address DR.. Lewis Baker. Colles q
Bldg, College Ellwood SITS, Dayton 81
enclosing self-addrcssed stamped EN-
vclope for reply. Full name and add
dress must be given. but only initia Isl
or fictitious name will ho used I'm nlyk
answers. The prescriptions can beE
filed at any wcll-stocked drug stored
Any druggist can order of whole salcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Miss Constance" asks: ~ am very
thin and bloodlcss and want to increase
my weight about 80 pounds. Please
tell me what method to pursue"
Answer: y regular and persistent use
of three grain hypo -nuclane tablets
will usually produce an Increase of
weight by aiding nutrition and build
ing mp the flesh tissues. Scores of
patients have reported Increases of
from 10 TO 40 pounds from the use of
these tablets. Full directions come
with each sealed package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Mrs. X asks: "In hot weather my
scalp itchcs terribly. is fevcrish and a
great amount of oily dandruff is pres
cnt. What is good for this
Answer: First shampoo the hair and
then apply plain yellow minyol about
once a week as per directions This
relieves the itching, overcomes the dan
drun and makes the hair beautifully
glossy and vigorous. Obtain in or
jars of druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Mrs. "Annie r." writes: "AIy husband
is surely afflicted with some kidney
disease. lie has become weak and suf-
ferS with headache and pains in his
back and groins. Pains are like rhcu-
matism. His ankles swell and his feet
seem to he tired all the time Some
days he has chills and no appetite.
Please prescribe"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Others ~ the stones arc enormous.
saw one thirty-six feet long and seven
feet thick. and another which is TWEEN
ty-six feet long. sixteen fee, vide ana
six feet in thickness Some Of the
blocks are of sandstone and Others arc
trachytc, dark in color and exceedingly
hard. Tho latter arc beautifully carved
and polished.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-17

IL GIFTS FOR A HOME
Set of Carving Knives.
A Thermos Bottle.
Electric Flatiron. -:
Electric Toaster.
Electric Chatting DISH J.
Pair & Terra Gotta Vases.
Soldering Iron Set, SOC to 81. (
Electric Flashlight.
Nickel Bathroom Mirror. ~
Set Of Good Carpenters Tools.
A Grass Rug.
An Oriental Rug.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-17
70 GIFTS FOR A BOY

3-piece Garden Set, $1.0o.
Apiece Garden. Set, $1.50
Toy Picks, 15c.
Lathe and Scroll Saw combined, $15.
Star Fret Saw, $3.50. ... !.
Boy Scout Ratchet, with sheath, $1.25.
Hand Saws, 60c to $3 s...-~-- =.
Hammers, 25c to ST.
Carpenter Combination Benches.
Planes, zoe and up.
Complete Sets of Tools. r.
Electric Flashlights.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-17
IL GIFTS FOR A FATHER

TOOL CHEST, Filled with damon
Edge Tools, s. to $50.
Safety Razors, 81. to S..
Razor Strops, SOC to $3.50.
Pocket Knives, 25c to S..
Manicure Sets, 1925 to $40.
Razors, Best Makes, 81 to So.
Shaving. Mirrors, $3.50 up.
Shaving Brushes, 25c to $3.50.
Instant Water Heater, $3.50.
Auto Tool Sets.
Gem Shoe Sinner.
Auto Wrenches, all kinds.