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Sol I'll End

stalls 3S-ae sare ribs lie H.; pot roast,
t2hc H. fancy bacon. Gle stall 20
strictly fresh eggs 9 dor. 45c; fil cream
cheese. zoe No. hest butter soc H.. duck
eggs q dnE Doc stall Z. lemons loo
doz oranges and apples Toe doz stall
rs. cans Dutch cleanser ibc. = bass
salt. Toe: 8 cans Lighthouse cleanser. .e5c
stall /. honey Zoe comb waluuts. loo
M Stall aS hauhut lbs. l5c. Chinook
salmon, 10c No. stan So dry onions.
lbs ioyi cabbage 90 and Toe head. stall
81. lettuce, &c head. dollhouse lettuce.
lunches Sc. potatoes lbs. Zoe, Rspar.
sgus. zoe m. stall -. Jack cheese, zoe
H.. cans milk. i6c stall SS. fresh
huitcrmilk ana cream, Yakima honey. Z
combs sse.
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Nellie f. Blanchard is seeking Z
divorce from Ernest Blanchard.
who. she claims. deserted her three
days more than a year after their
wedding
They were married in Victoria, Il.
c.. In 1907.
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stalls 2s-t2. spareribs, lie 10 pot roast
stalls 81 ~ fresh pasteriEcd milk. &C. at
p d. stan 1885. Zoe iams &C. soap 81
isc spinach. Dc. stall 1913 "a hole cod
fish ac ih e-lh brick Goldfish isc. stall
3D. cider ate sal apple butter. lbs
tsc stalls al.ae. new figs Ice pkg
peaches HI 2ac. stan ~. cans best
solid pack tomatoes isr. aGr coffee. iSc
10. stan q. salmon. CLANS or oysters Ice
can. stall o., shaker salt. iac stall
1871 round steak. i7c N. smoked ioWis.
tsihc 10. stalls t4-ab. lemons oc doz
grape fruit ; Tor Ice stan "a wainuts
Toe lh. . honey, combs 2Sc. stalls 6f-es.
peanut butter. Ice 10 sauerkraut, &c at.
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TWO KILLED AT coLFAx

COLFAN. March 29.-Defective
mechanism is believed to havesbeen
responsible for an automobile run.
ming wild and dashing over a l5-foot
emhankment Sunday. killing X. "
Dittebrandt. an automobile sales
man of spokane. and Mrs. G.. w
Gale. proprietress of hotel a
, Palouse. Wash.
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ssCf q y " N-A SCR EsE Ms
ssap me Fiy
JET Ia touch Wtth our difsci
from -factnFg .iu- Teu pisn ~- V
viii save sou Is 20 &c per
cent on al eaiidinE materials
We ap~rats cur can factory.
ard make immediate ship
meat from largest stock In
West
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls ik-ef. ies beans csc. lbs
uacaroni ssri Individual pkes corr
flakes. sci gloss starch 81 pkg stalls
is-ag. best Washington butter. soc ID
OREGON butter. lbs s1c. fresh ranch
eFgs, dor ttc stan o. hsiIhut. lbs
ihc. Alaska Chinook salmon ms gEe.
silver smelt lbs ssc. stalls g. 3 g. Z
pot roast. lee 90 i44c IL. sirloin and
round steaks I've 10. hamburger steak
Toe M stan I. smoked liver sausage. sc
70 niaYonnaise dressing 1sc glass
large Norway mAyk.rsl FOR ssc
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NOTICES

MEsH BAGs Tspaifss- 90 Peoples bank
Hifa
pah3ie generally thai have severed
cur connections rifh ths fremont tn.
darfRhlug cufnpaH8.
" % CARTON
MRS " - CARTON
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ENGAGE IN skIRmIsHinc

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. March 70.
While aeroplanes from the army
of Gen. villa lowered over Mata-
moras on accommodating expedl.
lions. ouiposts Of the Viilista and
Carranzisia armies were engaged
In skirmishing today
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MAIN 940O
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
nIREGT NRN

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something lit
tie out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary.
Remember. satisfaction IS
guaranteed by every adver-
tiser.
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Nr>Ts

MONUMENTS
Wsshiarlon Monument ~ isia - ave
>''>'->'>'''''>-als i6"~''"'>'>N''>0
plano earl Weber 40 tieer,y MOS
fACtFtc Music prinung - .sonE. AZ.
ranged coryrishts cover design. ssh
- oisrfenS+ ~~~~~~~-"~
JAMES " KpNuNns -oph u rrsd
uate op,emsitist 5vi ies Lean hida
-. Nsle w.,
PAINTERS AM rNrNn u,>atn~
sSNNNS->N~N-4s~> NceSNS~l~s~S~~~Se
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Photo. that pleas. are mad.
JonNsoNa
,,s ttess,y mas Ts,-s ed ,'s'ss
PHYSICIANS An SURGEONS
kkctAt. ntsEasks ONLY
~ Arthur crscssit .it oreea hids
~ ufant lackss. I'll. ,iisbs Has xIO
sr-risl sr'~rtin~. s,Hn saa wewer
Oh ASHTON American Hank uidE
Practice limited to hiaddsf. kidney and
urinsrv diseases
rir1nSa
fsa,Inaa fianaeioE : Heating Co, ia.
"a wins seattle
>'>''"~''0'''''i mSffas 'N''>''''~
Nssli.5 ias.'s tIIsi ~ :. w, ssss
STORAGE
Dr. ur-Peoof stSrass ssrshsuss. csn'
-s>-->Ss>>-c~~~S-s,sss "tS-S~~'~
sssius sisn SHOP isei sn,h Eilion
Craolsffafas
. 4 s.sheir'. yer s-ssn,h Nsis $50
Will DRILLING A>p TESTING
SS.esN-S.eS, >~NeS~~>e~>~S~~~s~s~~-
rarr>r arroR>EN-
FRED p. CORN 'a,.s, s s.,.c,.
secured az e. refuna.a Tei c~a,rsi
n'dr Msin tess Fs.- eees %, es'-n'.
Adam. 4 Rssnoia, as csuirai pias
Ns;ss rsss,ss Lss5ssss =, s,.s, W.
6 AUTOS FOR SALE
Geo " NOisr-Ussa auto. ne y rin.
T-FKSSGS0rR roRn. cheap as rte.
81 Goop rsrn = Ans zee rlks ~
MOTORCYCLES
MOfORcYcLKs- View aud sscena hard
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES naiieu
wright SIT y PIKE 81. near broadway
Phone East tfi,
FOR SALE FURNITURE
FaFsi,ars cheap TO- es.h 1855 w..,lss.
PACTFIC COAST FuRNtruhE CO.
Elliott 1875
Bi.sCN ELI Yuan. co. az Pa. Eii
ssss
~-~-~~--~-~~-~~~e~--s~~-sl-
WANTED - FURNITURE
HIKE YRS ca ats Pike u ssis
~~S~s~~~~~~-~e~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~s-~s~~~Ns>~S>r~e~~-
IS MISCELLANEOUS
sxxksfs TENTS. AWNINGS
:" I'll Everything IN canvas
LII Wiz 81 ' s'''s;a : 9
SEw PIANOS ron fENr. Rent Af-
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ACREAGE
. AcnI~. ontAr

Gaad. rieh rnii improved house
Hardsn efvra ideal dalrY and
poultry rnHeh price fsit
terms $50 sash. tia monthly
10 soc this place cali ~ office nn
Anderson wharf Madisnn park
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window screens ............... SO up
sash cor hAlf-~indawt scrssus zee No
screen dssr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is ur
t-eros.. pan.t -ssrs. Is sIrs. .....ft.te
same fer painting ~ sizes only).... ,e
Cottage frant asas. ..........ssss up
AMY vare~r Interior doors ..... - No
s-piy veneer Interior doors 100 up
New Craf.srnau interior doors ... t.te Up
New Craftsman treat doors .... = rs ~
Cottage font wfneows ....... 7.to up
light transom ......... 50 up
punrslow easement sash ...... 50 up
Hot bed sash txiaEsdl. f-oxe-a ....t sss
t.ots-9 ss.sssss.ss 80 .s|tsss -tssss 20
Conpiets inside window trim ...... .hs
Complies inside door -.
GLASS. PAINTS. BrrLrfS1 rArrR
AID HARDWARE oSE-rHtRD LESS
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Just Use Your Telephone

t1SOk MkGE-Th> -s.fEatn store. -
Orchestral ave. ecrner Main. soils rev
ard s~rnnA .haai suits and ov~rreAta
s-aa ups odd oosts. 1Se upi paa's sec
ur. hats sni shoes. tac up; Watches.
sEe IN. tools. JeweIry. guns. tranks. Al
,awe-s prices
NORTHUMBERLAND
n S<FiI- V FARREit.~sss \ MA
G~nsrat practice. estates laws husband
srf wife consultation free Elliot 80
ADVICE FREE-JcoEPH ALLEN. At
ToR>EY; 20 y~tr.' experience laws ~
husband ard wife. proprrty rights
coNsuLTkTIOS FREE. Rooms tab-
$50 Ensr- Music Bitr Msln tee
JOHN ri PARKrR--fsf Lyon Bla<. Main
<sfs IS years experience IN Chicago
rrurfs
WILLIAM HHfSy-Atterney AZ LsN.
1910 first ave. Seattle. Telephone IL
Host SAT- Advice free on any .ubi~ct
all fstt@r. promptly answered. laws 81
husband and wife promptly adjusted
weekly reports made collections
So~e~s~>-~-~-~-~-~~~~~ ~~-~~~s~>~~~~~~~S~~~
AUTO DELIVERY
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aS>1kaks TENTS AWNINGS
Nk Everything IN canvas
tN[N J wrhb Kitchen a CO
NEw PfANos ron BENT. RENT Af-
piled on purchase MeYss Toner. stt
linton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

DIR. and Mrs. a. A. Marsteller have
returned to Richmond, after a short
stay In Montvale and Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Hill. who have
been recent guests Of friends In this
city. have returned to Orange.
Mrs. n E. Cofor, OF Newport News. Is
spending several days in this city
Miss Dorothy Moomaw, OF Roanoke.
is spending several months in Rich
mond.
Little Miss Katherine Murat will
liams. OF this city, has been In Cor
louisville for brief visit
Judge and Mrs. r. Carter Scot. and
their two sons are spending some time
with relatives in Warrenton.
Mrs. Walter Russell Bowie and her
children and Mrs Henry P. Darlington
and her small son have returned from
Woods Hole, Mass. and are spending
the early fall at Buck HILL"
Miss Sallie Deane. Of Park Avenue, is
spending some time with friends in
Roanoke.
Carol Bishop. of Warrenton, has
been spending few days here, prior to
his departure for Troy. n. Y.
Mrs. John G. Williams and her
daughter. Miss Mary Page Williams,
will move to Richmond from Orange
about October l.
Misses Margaret and Catherine Fol-
Ian have returned to Newport News,
after Waiting friends in Richmond.
Miss Ammo Richardson, of Farnville,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
DEFENSE OF MAYOR BELL
OUTLINED BY HIS LAWYER
Charges Tint Training school for Per
Jnrcrs Was Conducted In Chicn-
go by prosccutOr's Agents

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. September i3.
M. A. Ryan outlining to-day the de-
tense Of Mayor Joseph r.. Bell. CHARGED
with election conspiracy. assorted he
would prove that "a training school
FOR pcrjurcrs was conducted in Chica-
go by agents Of the prosecutors office"
David II. Mastcrson, n crook, ON.
ployed by an agent OF the prose-
cutors office went to Chicago and adj
vcrtised for men to come to Indian
apolis and testify in this case said
Ryan. He conducted n training school
for perjurers there: gave them descrip-
lions OF Bell. Tom TaSEart and 9TH
crs. pointed out on a map OF Indian
apolis, the location OF hotels and vot-
Ing places; and gave them contracts
promising them immunity and protect
ing them from arrest.
These men were to tell a story on
the witness stand like this: They were
brought to Indianapolis on election day
and taken TO the Den!sou Hotel, where
they were inspected by TaEGart and
Fred Barrett, the Democratic County
Chairman and pronounced O. k. They
then were taken to Democratic head
quarters and passed upon by Joe Bell
who told them TO go out and vote as
often as they could. They were given
check for each vote cast and these
were cashcd later"
These men were paid at the rate OF
50 day. asserted Ryan. but 5: OF
each days pay was held back until
they came through on the witness
stand
There arc two causes behind this
prosecution" the attorney continued.
The indianapolis News, FOR revenge,
and tho ambition OF tho prosecutor to
be the greatest man in the state"
Ryan. who began his opening state
mcnt to-day after Prosecutor Fucker
had concluded for the state. will con-
| tinuc tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
EXPECT S. A. L. SETTLEMENT
believed TuX Injunction Proceedings
Against Stntr Mny he Adjusted
Out Of Court
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. G. September ia
General Counsel l. r. Watts and D!vi :
sion Counsel James II. Pou and Murray
Allen were in conference to-day for
several hours with Corporation Com
missioner r. l.. Travis and Governor
Craig regarding the injunction proceed
Ing by the Seahoard Air Line Railway
Company against tho state authorities
10 prevent the collection of taxes from
the Scahoari on the basis OF the SEQ
100000 assessment instead Of the SlT,-
coo. 600 assessment that was in force the
past four years.
The case is sot for hearing before
Judges Pritchard. Wood and Conner, Of
the Federal Court. in this city on
Thursday OF this week. 1t seems GER
tain now, however, that there Will be a
postponcmcnt Of the hearing. as neither
side will he ready for the hearing.
There is strong Indication. also. that
there may he a settlement of the case
out of court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
"WhO Did IT."
arrived in Richmond Sunday to spend
tho fall and winter season.

arrived in Richmond Sunday to spend
tho fall and winter season.
Harry Augustine. Of this city. has
been In warrcnton for n short stay with
friends.
Misses Lucy and Marion Robins. of
Gloucester. AFRO spending n few weeks
here with Mrs. r. W Wood
Mrs. James I. Pr!tchett. Jr.. Of Dan
Vile. who has been the CUES, of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Jnmes II. Drake.
Of Floyd Avenue. has returned TO her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. II NJ. Smith, Jr have
returned from Rose IIill," Albemarle
County. where they have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon Smith and
Mira William r. Massie.
Miss Mabel Boyer, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Orange for
several weeks. has returned to her
home in this city.
Miss Florence Minor and Churchill
Minor. who have heen visiting at
Churchvillo and in stanton, have re-
turned TO Richmond.
Miss Urith Greene. who has been the
guest OF Misses Lucy and Nellie Meade,
In Richmond ia leaving this week, &C
companied by the Misses Meade for "A
two weeks stay with Miss Grace Terry,
ut Bent Mountain.
W. wistar Hamilton. Jr.. and Perry
e Hamilton. Of Lynchhurg, Will arrive
here shortly tn resume their studies at
Richmond College.
Mrs l. NJ Crouch has returned TO
Richmond, after spending several DAYS
with relatives In Gloucester.
Miss Lima Blum, VINO has been visit
inc friends in Orange and Rapidan for
some time past. has returned 10 Rich
mond
MIR and Mrs John y. Thompson have
returned to Lynchhure. after a stay In
! this city
Miss Olivia Gregory. who has been in
South HIN as the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Rawlings for two weeks, has returned
, 10 her home here.
Miss May Fleming, OF this city, has
been visiting Mrs w n. Nye In Colo
NAL Avenue, Norfolk
Mrs William Nickers. OF Murfrces-
boro. Tenn. IS the guest OF Mrs. John
Calvin Metcalf at her new home, Yves
SEX" near Westhampton.
Mrs. Leslie s. Young and her children,
who have been spending the summer In
Burkeville, have returned to Richmond
and are now occupying their new apart
ment at 2il4-A Grove Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
I'ncfOry Broken Into.

Tho clothing factory OF j. Cohen e
Sons on East Washington Street was
broken into last night. The thieves
stole ladder from a ncighboring yard
with which TO ascend TO and force
and entrance through. window. II
Is not known to what extent goods
were taken, but clothing was found
much scattered ABOUT the floor, and
scores OF pairs OF trousers nigh, have
been stolen without being at first
missed. Three or four factory build
ings have been broken into by thieves
during the past few nights. ind!ca ting
that regular gang must be at work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14

jumped on the rear car as the train
was about to move off. when he was
confronted by four negroes, who com
mandcd him TO deliver his money. Ono
Of them placed pistol at his breast,
while the others went through his
pockets. AS soon as they had accom-
plished their work the negroes jumped
from the train and disappeared.
In addition, several hold-ups and
robberies occurred on Saturday night
and yesterday, near Hopcwcll.. Three
or FOUR others in the counties near
Petersburg were reported to the police
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
OPEN HUsT|NCS COURT
IN PETERSBURG TUESDAY
Judge Mullen Called to Sussex Coun-
~, Which Causes Postponement
of September Term.
CLOTHING FACTORY is ROBBED
Large Force of Workmcn Making
Rapid Progress Constructing Elcc-
trio Line to HopewclI and City
POint-To Have Police Justice.

PETERSBURG. Va. September 49,
The September term of tho Hastings
Court. which should begin on Thurs
day OF this week. will not be opened
for business until Tuesday. September
81. Judge Mullen will he in Sussex
County this week TO hold court for
Judge West who is holding court in
Prince George County. large Grim
!nal docket awaits disposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
Police Justice,

II is expected that Judge Mullen,
some time during the coming term
OF the Hustings Court. will announce
tho appointments Of Police Justice to
succeed Justice Charles e Plummcr
who has rendered his resignation OF
the Office to become effective on tho
appointment of his successor 1t is
understood that Judge Mullen has sew
eral citizens under consideration for
tho appointment. The office pays SIS
per month, and the receipts from fines
collected In the court many times cX-
cccds the salary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
ReccptIou For I,,cuItx

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
ELON COLLEGE, =. c., September IL
The home OF President and Mrs TIar-
per was tho scene on Saturday after
noon of n brilliant and charming rcccp-
ton, given in honor of the new faculty
members and their wives. The recciv-
ing line was composed of President and
Mrs. Harper, Dr. ana Mrs. Oscar RAN
dolph. Or. J. o. Atkinson. Miss Baker
Edwin NJ. Belts, Miss Harris. +. F.. My
rick. w. J. Gotten. Professor and Mrs
Il. c. Cox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
Wounded Crock DIch.

Anest LanGares. the Greek who wa
cut and stabbed on FRIDAY night, at
the New York lunch room. by Rafail
GcorSasias. il is alleged. died at the
Petersburg Hospital tonight Geor-
gasias was employed in the place as
cook.
Ben Johnson. negro. was shot IN
the breast and twice in the left leg
tonight by Stanley George, also COL
cred The shooting occurred on Gill
Street. George surrendered TO the po-
lice, claiming seif-dcfensc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
Now Electric RniIunr

The Petersburg and Appomattox
Railway Company Is pushing the work
OF an electric road from Petersburg
to Hopcwell and City Point. y large
force Is engaged and is making rapid
progress. This company has "a fran
chisc for Prince George County. and
also franchise for this city To enter
by the Wythe Street route to Main
street. Blandford, where connection to
any part of the city can be made
with the Virginia Railway and Power
Company lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
ITnll-WOlfC.

Especial % Tho Times Dispntch.
liARRISONRURG. Va, September a.
a marriage Of interest to Virginia
and Washington society took place
yesterday morning At 6 O'Clock IN Elk
ton, Eockirgham County, when Miss
Margaret Coffman Wolfe. daughter Of
tho late Or. and Mrs. j. II Wolfe be-
came the bride of Walter Tolman Hall
The groom is son of y. j. Hall, OF
Boston. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
Exclude Negro Vote.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
AMHERST. VA. September ia
new Republican party has been formed
In Amherst. with II. l.. Page as chair
man and Edward NJ Wright. secretary.
The object OF this party is to exclude
all OF the negro vote and he made up
entirely of white people. There seems
10 hc considerable activity among the
leaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
Robbed on q Chr.

John KuslIa, a Bohemian, of Din
widdie County. was held up and robbed
on the train leaving Hopewcll for
Petersburg on Saturday evening. He
had Just been paid off at the Du Pont
plant and had Sl9 In his pockets. He
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14

good deal of color is shown In tho
new evening coats and among these
arc the orchid tones, rose shades, brill
liant green and deep yellow.
The coat in the above sketch is Of
panne velvet in an exquisite rose nu-
ancc. 1t Expresses the exceedingly
wide laring lines characteristic of the
new French models. AT the sides just
below the hip limo, is introduced extra
fulncss gathered into n corded line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14
WoNIEN'S MEETING.

y called meeting OF Lee Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confectionery.
will he held this morning at II o'clock
a, Lee Camp Hall. Election OF dele
gates to the California convention Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14

Mrs. Margaret a. Winn observed her
cightieth birthday on Sunday. 1T her
home in East Taft Street. and she was
remembered by her many friends.
Mrs w. +. Parkinson. OF this city.
Is attending as a delegate the annual
session OF the national body of the
DAUGHTERS Of Liberty. in Portland. Me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-14

take place. and other business Of i'm
portance Viii he transacted \ large
attic ndancc is desired.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-04-10
MOTHERS Of
DELICATE CHILDREN
Should Read the Following
Letter-Mrs. SIack'S Story
About Her Child's Recovery
Is Entirely Reliable.

Palmyra, Pa. -" Three years ago my
little girl had black measles which left
her with 8 chronic cough and so awfully
thin you could count all her ribs, and she
coughed so much she had no appetite.
Nothing we gave her seemed to
help her at al until one day Mrs. Neibert
told me how much good. Vinol had done
her little girl, so decided to try it for
my little one, and ithas done her so much
good she is hungry all the time, her
cough is gone, she Is stouter and more
healthy in color and this is the first win
ter she has been able to play out in the
snow, coasting and Snow -balling without
any i'll effects. 3 Mrs. ALFRED SLACK,
Palmyra, Pa.
We know Vinol will build up your
little ones and make them healthy,
strong and robust, therefore we ask
parents of every frail and sickly child
In this vicinity to try bottle of Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil.
If we can induce you to try bottle
of Vinol as q body-builder and strength
creator for your child, and you do not
find it is all we claim, we will return
your money on demand.
Turnage- Atkinson Drug Co.n
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-04-10
SUDAN GRASS.
That Wonderful New Forage
W.. Cfon.ss i.

"a the yeaI 1909 the Agricult ura
Department obtained the hrst seed
from Sudan, Africa. -. s, ..s
j SO satisfactory were the first
tests that more was rapidly grown
norder that extensive trials could
be carried out and its possibilities
ssa forage crop thoroughly studied
and understood, Trials have
proven beyond donbt that Sudan
Grass can Be groWh II any state in
the Union. ~
Itseems to be unaffected by tenn
perature and grows As well in =
cold climate as q hot one. It re-
Quires no special quality Sof soil,
black land, clay and sandy loan
have all produced successful crops.
It's most valuable quality, However,
Is it's resistance 70 dronths In dry
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-04-10
Bring Me Your
I .
II roubleS,
Spectacles and eye glasses made to
your order.
See DR.. Smith and SEE.
Phone rs.
Additional Local

Subscribe for the Progress and
get the Lews.
Next Sunday which is the 1st
Sunday after Easter Divine Service
will be held III the Episcopal church
at IL q. m Easter Communion
with appropriate preaching. The
public is cordially invited.
Among the officers chosen for the
coming year by the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society, North Mississippi
Conference, which closed its third
annual session in Corinth Monday,
was Miss Lillian L. HartwelI Of
Water Valley as recording Sec
retary. an appreciated and deserv-
ed recognition. The conference
win meet in Clarksdale next year.