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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
CHASE CITY

Spc cial 20 The Times Displtch1
Chase city. Va, June .7.-Miss Lucy VII
liams. of Brookncal is the guest or Miss
Mary scott Patillo.
Miss I.etn Hester, who has been visiting
friends ~ Alabama and Mississippi. haS
returned home.
Mrs. Robertson and children. of Lynch
burg are spending the week with Mrs
K. l.. Harvey.
Miss sue Gregory and Mani. Jcnr.vs
visited friends in oxford. on Wednesday
The Chase city summer normal opened
b" the hiSn school auditorium on Monday
evening with appropriate exercises f. w
iudSins delivered the address Of welcome
which was followed b? response by Su-
perintcndcnt f. g. BedinIcr. Registra
ton began on Tuesday morning and The
ni-t Ia! there We're hfty-;hrec enrolled
quite "n Increase over the first day last
year Indications arc that the enrolment
foi the session Viii be much larger than
In any previous year
\, the town hall on Tuesday evening a
state wide prohibition. Petitions calling
Tor the election were circulated and - per
cent Of those present signed
number of people nlotorca TO ONfor l.
y. g. on Wednesday 10 attend the annual
orphansge celebration
The Chautauqua viii open here on sat-
uruay ana much Interest has been aroused
.pEcr the many prominent speakers who
VIII Thus be brought here Not since BRYAN
was here 70 attend the ,ri-coun,ry fair
has there been much enthusiasm n.
inerc Is over the coming of champ CLARK,
wh" VIII be here on the opening day
ID Potts and Miss Myrtis Gregory
and Mildred Potts rnoiored 10 Blackstone
ana Crewe last week
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EGGLESTON SPRINGS

ISpt cia TO The Tunes Dispatch
Eggieston Springs Va. June 2I.-This non
ular old resort was the scene OF a gay and
brilliant party on Friday evening the oc-
casion being the opening ball of the sea
son. and the christening OF the spacious
new ballroom.
Whites orchestra furnished the music
All the new favorite dances were thorough
ly enjoyed by those present Among those
dancing were Miss Fisher. OF Roanoke Va
Misses Minnie and Margaret Pearson Of
Pearisbnrg. Va Misses Frances and Helen
Mason and Susie Easley. Of Pearisburg
Va: Mrs. Merriman and Miss Dorothy
Merrman of Narrows Va: Misses Mackie
lngle. Minnie Howe Louise Galway and
irene Martin. of Radford Va: Miss Ellen
Bell, Of Dublin; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. X.
Cowan. Whitehorne. Va: Miss Edith Vir-
Sinia summerson. Bedford. Va: Misses
Helen and Eloise HoEe. Mrs. Sam Hoge
ana Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Harvey, HoEe Store
Va; Mr. and Mrs. Hoge Mason Dr. and Mrs
y. H. iioge and Miss Irene Easley. Blue
Held. w. Va: Miss Margaret Elicit Chris
tiansburg. Va: Mr. an Mrs. Clay Mason.
Hihdy3 Duncan and Geraldine Gerold, Rip
plemead. Va: F. f. E3astian and c. 7.
Frrnch. Narrows. Va: Sterling Mason C.
!" King. Russell Pearosn> lin Blaine Mum
sey and Judge Bernard Mason, OF Pearls
burg. Va: Mack Harvey, Jim Hole Fred
Zoilinger- and y. D. Howe, of Radtord, Va;
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!. NJ. schoonmaker. Of Hunter. b

J. NJ. Schoonmaker. of Hunters Brigade
who gave very vivid account of tho
burning OF the institute by General Hunters
orders. Colonel Schoonmaker relieved
Of his command just previous to the burn
Ing because he refused to apply the torch.
The board OF visitors at the annual, meet
ing which ended on Thursday. made the
following changes and appointments: Colo
mel william 4. Poague at his own request
board: Lewis steele who was appointed
nssistan, military storekeeper with the
rank of captain. chosen Colonel
Poayues successor; Captain Gillock WAS
retired from active duty as assistant mill
tary storekceper account of Illness: the
resignation of Colonel j. e. Wise. az
mandant Of cadets was accepted. He Will
continue to MI the position Of professor
OF law ana economies. s. ". Anderson,
of Portsmouth, who Tor the past year. has
been pursuing post graduate work 1T the
adjunct professor of physics with the
rank OF major: tho appointments OF l.. T.
Gayle. class OF 1912. OF Portsmouth,: l.. l..
l.eech. Is. OF Lexington. Va: j. a. An
l.rson, 49, of Kiverton Va. II. y. Murrill.
49, OF Charlotte. y. c.. and ID. A. Colonna.
H. Of Washing ton. IA assistant professors
with the rank OF captain. were confirmed
Colonel j. VI. Schoonmaker the host
ut u very delightful o'clock tea on his
private car In the Baltimore and Ohio
yards Thursday. The invited guests
were Is West Clindnst New York: Dr..
and Mrs. iatane. Baltimore: Mrs. reachy
VI. J.: Mrs Francis Mallory. V. NJ. J.; MISC
Lea Edwards. Lcesburg. Va; MIR and Mrs.
Fred Green. New York. and Mas Bruce
EinsOlying. V NJ
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WILLIAMSBURG
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Williamsburg. Va June 27-Mrs. Virginia
Blanchard Is visiting relatives in Boston.
Mrs Wilmer Sweeney. OF Cape Charles.
IS visiting her motherin-law. Mrs. Ida
sweeney.
]. y. Watson of KenbrIdEe. spent sew
eral days here this week with his friend.
\. w Calls. returning home yesterday.
Roland Saunders. OF Newport News. visit
cd his sister. Mrs. C. j. Person. several
days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Burrows OF Fair
fax. are visiting Mrs. Burrowss mother.
Mrs. Florence Maupin
Miss Bessie Morris. who has been teach
ing i'm Norfolk the past session. is home
for the summer.
Mrs NJ. c. Hume. who has been on a
visit here to her J. II. Hume. clerk
at the Eastern state Hospital. has returned
to her home at Rapdan.
Misses Carrie Cole Lane and Mildred
Lane accompanied their cousin. Miss Sig
Golfer to her home in Smithfeld for u
months visit.
Mrs r. B. Jones and children. OF Giimer-
ton. visiting the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Jones
Miss Lucy Warburton. who has been
spending several days In the Middle West,
is home spend the summer with her
father. Mayor E. W. Warburton
Robert J. Barlow. cashier OF the Bank
of Louisa, spent the first OF the week here
with his sister. Mrs. +. NJ. Lee.
Harvey Cooley. OF Baltimore. spent a
couple of days here this week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Cooley.
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AMHERST
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Amherst. Va, juno 27.-S F. Poindexter,
Sr. OF Lynchburg.) was visitor in Am
horst on Tuesday
Mrs. Ella Richard Leweiiyn. OF Missouri.
,s. the guest OF her, aunt. Mrs. s. b. ITALIA
sS C; L. Scott. ,Jr,:: of waynesboro. spen,
Miss Vivian Mays left this week for
Norton. Va. where she will make her home.
MISS Ruth Ware spent this week at Old
Dominion. Nelson County. attending a house
that place.
Branley anu Billy Cox Of Remington.
are Visiting their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs w. ID. Cox and Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Richeson.
a guest at Mrs. c. b. Cunningham's.
Judge c. j Campbell and daughters. Miss
Mary Campbell and Mrs n. r. Mills and
son, I. u. Campbell. this week attended
Inc meeting OF the Virginia Press Associa-
tion In Alexandria
Mrs. Ii. a. cowies. Of New York. who
has been the guest OF Miss Jane Gun
ningham. left on Tuesday for Norfolk. ac-
companied by her little grandson. Henry
Judge ~. c. worrelI continues indisposed
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. W. *
Smiley
Miss Eta V. Harris. who has been board
Ing "a; Mrs Bessie r. Wares has gone Ia
From there she viii go to Basic city for
the remainder OF tho summer.
Misses Jane Cunningham. Fioss!e Mays
and Havie Gregory are attending the sum
Iner Normal. at FarinVile.
Mrs Edward Jones OF Lynchburg. (.
visiting her parents. Judge and Mrs. c. j
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Ware ana daughters
burg. have returned home after visiting
relatives here
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GREENSBORO


special to The Times Dispatch
Greensboro. y. C., June .,.-MIss DALI.
West was married to Ernest Deal in tho
FIRST Bspt!s; Church on Tuesday evening"
IN. pastor. Rev j. Clyde Turner officiating
nannIe boon". Of Mehane. were married
!" the Methodist Protestant Church nj Me
'ane on wednesday evening.
~ informal reception was given on Mon
day night 10y the faculty OF tho Si,,o
'>"'mal College summer school 10 the stu =.
dents and friends OF the college.
About twenty couples enjoyed tho dance
AT i1nniey Park on Tuesday evening
The Misses Ketchie entertainer few
II their friends ON Friday evening q: their
country home near McLeansvilie In homo,
"i their guests. tn" Misses Moose OF NJ,
Pleasant. "
Miss itobah May Kerncr was the hostess
sm THURSDAY Afternoon Il, reception in
h"nor OF her guests, Mrs. John Forbes.
81 kansas city: Mrs Dallas Xol!icoffer of
High Point; Mrsj Emory Bencini' Of H,rh
Point ana Miss Maude Brady. of Kansas
Mr and Mrs William DeRoy Mclean
nave hecr IN the city for several days visit q.
sht relatives They stopped here. returning
from their bridal "trip to Washington and
New York Mr.. Mclean IL a native ~.
th!s county and graduate Of the Uni
NefSity % North Carolina. and is now In
'he Insurance business Anderson. : e.
several members OF the younger set en-
Jofcd hay ride to t;uilford battle ground
gwen by Branch Merrimon. Jr. on Wed :
ncsday evening. When the battle ground
Was reached a splendid supper was served
which was followed by games anu recrcn.
ton
John l.. Hardin and bride arc expected
nome IN Few days from TOxoway where
heE nav" been spending their honeymoon
ihey were married on Tuesday at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Alley In Bristol Va. Mr. Hardin is
teller at the American Exchange Bank
MISS Willard White was hostess at her
home on Greene street. on SATURDAY aftnr
noon ~ shower party ia honor OF Miss
pallie West. who was married this veck
to Ernest Deal
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Walter Crockett. of Dublin. Va: Sam and
Haven Hoge. OF Hose store Va: W. w.
Phorps. of Blueneld. w. Va: a. S. Buch-
anan. OF North Fork. Va: Mr.. stafford
Tampa. Fla: II. S. Blrchncld. of Roanoke.
Va: Edwin r. Sims. OF Chicago. ILL.,: w. y.
Hosler. OF Norfolk. Va. Chaperons: Mrs.
Among the recent arrivals at this resort
are y. VI. Leonard. Of Tampa. Fla. Mr. and
Mrs George V. Venable and children. OF
ton. W. Va: o. a. McAbee. Of Norfolk. Va
j -. Chumbers OF ST. Louis. Mo-: ii. NJ.
fiagency. of Washington. u. C.. q. c. Nor
gan of Covington KY; Captain Daniel
Frances an dHeien Mason of Pearisburg.
Va. Miss Susie Easley. of Pearisburg. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge Mason and family OF
Blueheid. w. Va: AR. and Mrs Clay Mason.
OF Rippiemead. Va: Mrs. f. a. Bygers. Jr.,
and Miss Evelyn l.. Riggcrs. OF Eagle Rock
Va: Miss Edith Virginia Su,nmerson. OF
Bedford, Va: Mrs. F. II. Patton. of Staun-
ton. Va: w II. Irvine OF South Carolina
=. p. siboid. OF Iearisburg. Va: DIR. s.
b. Moore. of South cnrolina w. r. Minter
of kcnora. w. Va: Kingsley McWhor;er
Princeton. w. Va; J. d. Graham. OF Prince
ton. w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Harris
of Roanoke Va: Walter Williams o.
harrisburg. Va: G. w Stewart. OF Blue
OF Roanoke. Va: w. g. Simpson. Of Roam
oae Va; Miss Maude Bernard. CT Roanoke
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. Wheeler. OF Vic
toria. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Blount oil
Roanoke. Va; Miss Bessie Strother OF
Kipplemeod. Va: Mrs. a. II. Moore. OF War
Eagle W. Va.
Quite number OF automobile parties
have enjoyed few days outing at the
springs
c. l.. King and family, OF Pearisburg Va
nutorcd over on Sunday for lunch.
On Thursday the Melrose Baptist Sunday
school az Roanoke. Va, spent its annual
summer picnic here.
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HEATHSVlLLE
Isnaci,,t,o TT ,r,.----.

Special To The Times Dispatch
Heathsvil!e. Va. Iune 2,-Miss Mary
Essex County. from trip TO Baltimore
She was accompanied home by Miss Bur
ham.
Miss Moliie Burruss has gone to tred.r.
Paul Pusey and DR.. A. NJ Brent hay.
returned from Baltimore where they ac
conpanied Fitzhugh Anderson. who was
thereto be operated on for appendicitis
Edgar Anderson remained with his brother
Mrs James Mcdonald. who has been visit
Ing Mrs Lloyd 4. Smith. at "Sunnvside =,
has returned 10 her home in Washing
DIR. Fred u. Brent has returned from
Tappahannock. where he attended ths
Smoot Henley wedding
has returned from charlottesville. where
he attended his class celebration at the
university.
Mis- Mary Kemp. OF ReidvilIe High school
!. VS. using her sister Mrs Hughes, at Coan
before going 10 her home In Maryland
MISS Marguerite Biumann, of Burgess
store. was recent guest OF Mrs Charles
Ihoihasson al her home in Reedville
Mrs Leila Blundon Rowlings who snent
me winter in Texas. is at her home near
Burgess Store
Mrs. Roscoe Drake Mcmillan pf North
1af"'ina' Is visiting at "Havendale" near
Burgess Store.
Mrs Lloyd T. Smith and Mrs. James
Mcdonald were recent visitors to Mrs
~. Hiram Harding. near Wicomico Church.
Mrs. Roswell Brown near Browns Siore.
MIS-. Robert Norris. at Lirchy; Mrs. Robert
II Chilton. a kilmarnock: Mrs b. H. n
hupbard' at White Stone. and Mrs John
l. Brent at Burgess store.
Emory Starke. who has been spending
some time at the home of c. HardinS
Walker. has returned TO his home in BROOK
Ign, y. Y.
Miss Charlotte Rice is home from Fred
last week
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v. M. |. NEWS
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Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
Lexington. Va, June a7-With the firing
of the morning gun at . o'clock Friday
the signal 10 end the final ball the last
exercise OF the seventy NTH commencement
of the Virginia Military Institute came TO
an end. On Thursday the members of the
largest graduating class In the history of
the school marched in squads from their
seats to the platform, where. amid ire
applause. each received his
diploma the token of four years faithful
service lin Nirginia's school of arms II was
the climax of long list of exercises social
and military which had marked the six
days of the commencement aason The su-
perintendents firm. but kindly words '.Ry
virtue of authority" etc, fell like a bene-
diction upon those assembled At few Of
the final exercises has much enthusiasm
been shown by the visitors and cadets The
military and social functions stood the test
of the most acute observer and every one
seemed to feel pride in the school which
has nurtured so many illustrious men
Among tho distinguished alumni and
friends who were present at the final exer-
cises were the following: Governor Stuart
who delivered the address to tho graduating
Spiass on Thursday; Doctor ]. II. French
class of 1872 donor Of the French medal:
B. West Clinedinst. class OF 1880 the artist
who painted the New Market Battle pic-
ture which was unveiled on Wednesday
Sn>fhesJackson Memorial HalIr.and Colonel
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LAWRENCEVILLE

Special 10 The Times pispa tch. !
LawrcnceviiIc. Va June 1.-THE Misses
Osborne. Church Street. entertained on
Thursday evening In honor OF their guest,
.iiss Bette Mae Chcnthani. OF oxford. \
Hicks Jessie EgEleston. Nora Strohcckcr
Myrtle Gibbs. Marjorie Hannah Elizabeth
PEBBLES, Mary Heath Rancy ana Jane Tro,-
ter. Messrs. Farley Raney, shelton II.
Short. .Jr Wesley PEBBLES. ~Wingiield RawI-
ings. William rrotter. Emil Spats and
Oswell Strobeckcr.
mond. are visiting Mrs. Dabney's sister
Mrs. j. y. Lewis on windsor Avenue
Misses Marguerite and Phyllis Rayley
have returned from visit 10 their sister
Mrs. a. NJ Rawlings of South iii.
Mrs. F. W. Davie, who has been touring
In Norway and other countries returned
10 her home This week.
Mrs. y. 7 rurdy and daughter. Harriet,
have gone TO shawsvillc Va. 20 spend tho
summer
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Mccrea and
family, OF New York. with Miss Martha
Golfer, of Petersburg. Va, their guest.
arrived this week at their summer home,
Eliersiie. on the Meherrin River
Mr.. Mack Trotter and daughters. Misses
Sadie and lane. and Miss Florence Donnale
OF Greenviile, 5. G. are spending tho sum
Iner with relatives In and near Lawrence
VILE.
Mrs. Irby Turnbull and son, of Boydton,
are visiting relatives in Lawrencevile.
been the guest OF Mrs. Charles Turnbull
has returned TO her home.
Miss Dorothy Hill. OF Boykns. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. ID. Prince. on south
Main Street
AT mass-meeting held in the Lawrence
willie Opera House Thursday night to
consider the question of State wide pro-
hibition. Judge Jesse F.. West Ex-Con-
gresham II. Turnbull and Rev r. r.
Reeves. OF Blackstone spoke in favor OF
prohibition.
The estate of the late Mrs. Lucy A Blu.
ford. situated about five miles from Law
renceville, sold at auction and cried
tn, Daal
estate comprised about COS acres and
brought $2ol25
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HOUSTON

Special To The Times Dispatch
Houston. Va june THE commence.
we're held in the auditorium on Friday
night Or. Tucker Graham. presidcn, OF
lfampdcn sidney College. delivered the adj
dress TO tho graduating class. hts subject
being Some Elements Of suc~es-" "rne
History of the Houston High school" was
read by Miss Mary coles Hankins. and
Elizabeth Holt Edmunds Miss Mary Dor
sey Faulkner delivered The xaledIctory s;u-
perintcndent Of Schools II j. Watkins pre-
scented the diplomas to tho graduates who
were Misc Mary Dorsey Faulkner. Miss
Elizabeth Holt Edmunds md Miss Mary
Coles Hanhins. The following prizes were
awarded; perfect in attendance and
''punctuality, D6rsey Booker, william iioit
Edmunds Gertrude Lacy and Annie Me
Ghee: spellirE, Miss CARR" McGnl Dickens
sreatcAt improvement IN scholarship. VII
liam shepherd Pittman
MY Aunts Heiress' comedy in one
act. played In the school auditorium
on Thursday night by a cas, of charac.
ters composed Of rchon; girls Miss Evelyn
McGhee in the leading role OF Mrs John
Smith. played with "a talent much greater
than IL usually shown 10y amateur. Miss
Elizabeth Pittinan. Siprets the servant
Girl, was deserving "f especial praise. and
also were Miss Martha CrtdGuck AS
Matilda. daughter Miss Ellie Hupp az
Betsy Brown. nnd Miss Nannie Crews IS
Mrs Alexander dc courcy Smith. The
case and grace. Misses Katharine
Hankins, Margaret Edmunds Elizabeth
Eiam. Dolly Bouldin Rose Lee Willing
ham. Gertrude Lacy ana Anna Shapnrd.
Miss Saiie Johnson. who has been at
tending the state Normal School - Farm
willie. and Miss Virginia johnson. who has
attended the VILLA Maria Academy al,
l., Wythevilc. have returned home
Y Miss BETTY sparrow has gone 10 HHr-
risonburg to attend the normal scho"l.
Miss Elizabeth franch. OF Baltimore. Is in
Houston for the SUMMER months
Minor Coleman. OF hynchburs visited
houston friends ths week
NJ. +, Darlington left Saturday for
Dante. :" Va. where he w!ll accept a
position.
Rev. Arthur B. ktnsoivinE. rector OF -.
Paufs Episcopal Church, oil Baltimore. will
he in Houston tomorrow and viii preach
both morning and evening AT - Johns,
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BALLSVlllE

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~ Baiisvil!e Va, June :1.-Miss Phoebe Hurt.
who has been teaching In Hanover the
past session has returned home for the
summer.
Mrs. Wallace Taylor and little son. W A.
Of Richmond. visited Mrs. h. g Wilson
this week
DIR. II. g. csrnai spent several days In
Richmond this week
Professo: p NJ Tyler was e visitor a,
Mt Laurel FOR The weeh-enG.
Miss Virginia Cox ief on Monday for
Chase city to attend the summer normal
Mrs. Ada W. Young. OF Tennessee. ac-
conipanied by her daughter. Mrs. Kline. o.
Kentucky. WAS tho guest OF relatives and
friends here this week
G. .. Je;er spent Monday in Richmond.
Dr. and Mrs. Bagby have returned home
after An extended visi, to Richmond
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Superfluous Hair Killed
Without Electricity
Nine. Chaminade's Adpice

II have the greatest trouble with CORE
spondents who insist using common.
worthless depilatories or the torturinG cleo
trical needle for killing their supernuous
hair" says Nine. Chaminade In Mi!ady's
Boudoir. More mental and physical suffer
ing is caused by these abominable methods
than you can imagine have carefully tried
a new and simple method that never fails
TO remove all signs OF hair completely and
painlcssly and without injury TO the skin
complexion. In a surprisingly large
number of cases IL has destroyed all trace
of hair so that IL has never returned. In
fact must caution my readers that 1t must
not he applied to hair that they. do not wish
totally destroyed. 1t A. called Mrs. Os-
goods Wonder" after the well-knOwn So
cIety woman who allowed 1t TO be put on
the market after II had succeeded In entirely
Graduating all trace of her own very dis
tressing growth of hair chin. lip and
arms. after everything else had failed.
Mrs. Osgood's Wonder Is quite inexpen-
sivo: you can obtain IT from Tragic Drug Co
or any up-to-date druggist or department
store; Ask for II by name Mrs ossood's
comes with every Observation-Disclosures
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Mrs. y. asks: "In hot weather my
scalp itches terribly, is feverish and n
great amount OF oily dandruff Is pres
ent. What is good for this?"
Answer: First shampoo the hair and
then apply plain yellow minyol about
once week rs per directions This re
lleves the Itching. overcomes the dan
druf and makes the hair beautifully
glossy and Vigorous. Obtain In or.
Jars Of druggists.
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a
neglected l would advise balmwort
tablets. n compound we'll suited to such
cases. Obtain in sealed tubes with
directions for home use
c. o. c. asks: IT am constipated
tongue coated. have headache dizzy
spells and indigestion sometimes.
Answer: advise that you begin using
three grain sulpherb tablets mot sui
phur). These tablets are laxative. act
on the liver. kidneys and bowels and
tend TO keep the blood pure by arousinE
the eliminatiVe functions ReIief
should follow quickly.
Secretary writes: II have pains In
my spine and frghtful headache In
back OF head, fainting spells. twitchine
and trenholm g, nervousness, sleepless-
ness loss of appetite and strength, and.
In fact: am has been when 1t comes
TO performing accustomed work and
duties. Please advise" l..&
Answer: In all such cases the assimf-
iatire functions have not kept pace
with waste functions. and powerful.
harmless tonic treatment Is needed, II
find three-grain cadomene tablets un-
eXcelled and astonishingly beneficial In
such cases and advice them for YOU
Mrs. c. ". p. asks: IT suffer greatly
Can you advise me OF a good reduction
remedy?'' 80
Answer: Any we'll stocked tpharracv
can supply you With 5-gTatn arbolone
tablets. packed in sealed tubes with
full directions for use. These tablets
have proven wonderfully effective In /
reducing abnormal Observation-Disclosures
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Miss Constance" asks: ~ am very
thin and bloodless 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
by aiding nutrition and building up 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.
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Mrs. annie r." writes: My husband
Is surely afflicted with some kidney dis
ease. He had become weak and suffers
with headache and pains In his back
and groins. Pains are like Rheumatic
His ankles swell and his feet seem TO
chills and no appetite. Please pre-
scribe"
answer: Tho symptoms Indicate de.
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rangement OF kidneys and should not be
neglected. would advise balmwort
tablets. 4 compound we'll suited to such
cases. Obtain in sealed tubes with
directions for home use
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lgenerai In character. the symptoms or
disenses are given and the answers will
apTPits III aHE case OF similar nature.
may address DR.. Lewis Baker, College
Bldg, College Ellwood SITS, Dayton o.
IenclosinS self-addressed stamped EN-,
velope for reply. Full name and adj
dress must be given, but only initials
Tor nctitious name will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions can be
filed at any well-stocked drug store.
Any druggist can order OF whole saler