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To Rsxxs nd Gfrfs

We b@lteTe cezt the boTs and girls
9ho read The SsT Era Tiil Be glad
10 make things fos Christmas IL CIV
81 sone practical szzzezttons- Here
rhey are. in this issue Of the paper
Yo7 boys eaa Learn hou to construct
AZ attractive Ezn.a Claus Castle dsr-
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table. You girls can learn how 70
make an attractive foot ball czlsn-
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holder and q nscktie rack Read the
article.
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OrdwAy Wins, IL tn &3

Third times the charm Ordvay
basket ball boys won the game Mon
day night with Sugar City by a score
Of IL TO z3. 1t was the third match
cd game this team had played. P.
v. Bsrth referred the game
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Dr.. Miles Nervine

has proven rs -zIue IN nervous dis
orders for thirty years. and merits
4 trial, 10 matter how many other
remedies have failed TO help you
SeId BY al erSsSssts- " hrst bottle
faiIs to benefit your r,onsy 10 rssurns4.
MILEs MEDICAL CO.. Ei<hsrs. isA-
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er over in the next pastures We
all know this 20 let's remain In the
pasture here and make It the bes,
in the state
The Ordway new era., 1915-12-03

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DR.. Miles Nervine

advertised Il the papers and I At
eoce began 70 take Il I continued
to tzk- It for some time and now I
an veil
II yo5 are tTo1bicd with loss of
appetite, poor digestion weakness,
inability to sleep; If you are in
general rua down condition and
unable 20 bear your part o: the
daily grind O: Efe, you need some
thing 10 strengthen yolr nerves.
Ior may Tot realize what IS the mat
ter with yo-. brc rh1: Is no reason
why yo1 should delay treatment
The Ordway new era., 1915-12-03
DR. v. r. RODExHAUsKR
DentAl saSxeon

Rooms .S3 and zSf Woodbridge
Miller Bldg Pho-e Orduzy ISs
The Ordway new era., 1915-12-03
Woman Finally Recover
From Nervous Breakdown

iEYoIe.isn nerses Destroy many
people before ;aesc time Otrea be-
fore a s=S-r>r fezsI,cs what the
:-ozbie IS, Ee IS OF tie verge o. =
Is Q: the Utmost importance TO keep
yo1- re-ro-s system II good con-
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Q: ali bodily power. Mrs Rosa
Eoaa.r. s1s " Isca St. Bt-EinE-
tzn, Ak. says
= hzr. been suffering with aerv-
ozs p1oscrz;Soa io- nine or ten
years Hare tired many o: the best
6oc-or. II Birmingham, ba, .iey all
failed 10 reach Ey case would
feei as !: l Vas s-.o-heriaE. finally
/ went into co-vzlsioas- ny Iis;ie
MI saw
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Dr. C. l. RICHARDS
Veterinarian
~ WORKERS. Stables
OrtEzy - - Colorado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
Govt and Uric Acid
By William Brady NJ. D.

y theory or a mere idea falls to i'm
press US much unless we can see IL
work In Il fairly genera! hospital
and private practice of. oh. number
of years, nothing extraordinary, but
, just an average practice. you under
stand. about like your family doctor
has, W. have never encountered a case
which we could. with perfect ease Of
conscience. call govt. Plenty of pa
ticnts have proudly introduced them
selves ~ victims 81 Sout-but on ana
!ysls the govt would usually prove
10 be buniou or something common
and vulgar like that.
Goui, nevertheless, is a classic dis
ease, If our textbooks are TO he ac-
cepted as authoritative. 1t ought to
be AN occasional! diagnosis in ii hos
pitai OF five hundred beds, one would
think. But II isn't. On the contrary
Il careful review Of some three thous-
and admissions, including all sorts Of
medical and surgical conditions in per-
sons or all ages. fails TO- disclose a
single case Of govt, plain or fancy
Inquiry anon. our friends engaged
/ in the thanklcss philanthropy of medi-
cal practice likewise fails TO elicit
reports OF vas; numbers OF equity pa
/ t!cnts. In fact even those colleagues
who number their eases by the score
leave much To he desired. Somehow
or other We JUS, can't cross the trail
OF genuine ease Of govt At tho pres
cnt day.
AZ for uric acid and all it's alleged
effects that Is much more expan-
svc Held. For the most par; you
have 10 take the supposititious uric
acid factor or leave 1t, as YOU choose.
! There i no Very satisfactory evidence
OF q scientific nature to support the
nation that uric acid has any particu-
J lar influence upon health in itself.
although uric acid is inquest ionably
produced in the body from protein
! food 'meat and certain vegetables and
cereals, and everybody knows that too
much protein IL not good for the
health
, The matter OF govt and uric acid
poisoning" seems To he historical Oh
I. iiciional rather than medical. At any
rate our practical knowledge of these
phantom ailments is, strictly speak
ing. nil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
WILL VOTE
To PLEASE PRESIDENT
New House Leader Kitchin Thinks
Majority VIII Fling Away Per-
SonaI Convictions.
OPPOSES DEFENSE PROGRAM
hut States Belief That Administers
ton VIII Win Out by Overwhelni-
ing Matority-To Use All His
Power to Defeat Plans.

WASHINGTON. November 15.--Rep-
resentative Claude ISitchin, majority
leader of the House. who opposes the
administration national defense pro-
gram. has dccla red to a constituent his
belief that 1t will succeed by an over
whelming majority
In Il letter written to-day by Rep
resentativc kitchin to Charles L. Coon.
OF Wilson, y. G.. the new majority
leader says:
81 shall oppose the big army and
navy program with nil The earnestness
and power | possess. However. my
fear is that the President will push II
through by I'm Overwhelming major
the Republicans will vote for it. III
the second place. although | know that
the convictions OF four-ffths Of the
Democrats are opposed to it, many OF
them fear large majority-wfll
fling away their convictions OH this
question 10 please the President and
do his VIII. as l have seen them do il
on two or three occasions before"
Representative Kitchin declares that
the program at one bound in one year
increases our naval appropriation more
than our total increase for the last
fourteen years. more than the increase
by Germany the whole fifteen years
preceding the European war and more
than the combined increase of all the
nations Of the world in any one year
OF their history"
The North Carolina Congressman as
scrts that this sudden. radical and
stupendous move for war preparation
| is going 10 shock the civilized world
md, whatever be the outcome of the
present war, will alarm the world again
| into an armed camp"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
HEROINE OF AUSTIN FLOOD
IN ROMANTIC ELOPEMENT
Young Woman Wto Saved Hundreds OF
Lives When Hnyiess am Dan, Oroke.
Becomes bride OF Michael IyInnd.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. November 15.--It takes
n lot more nerve to olope than it docs
TO ait at switchboard with wall of
water rushing down upon YOU and
warn the inhabitants OF the country
side TO ficc for their lives. while you
risk your own. AT any ratio, Mrs.
Michael }. Iiyland says 1t docs. She
was Miss Helena Binkey, heroine of
the Austin food. Now she lis here on
a honeymoon, after Il romantic elope-
ment.
As telephone operator at Austin. tho
young woman four years ago remained
at her post and saved hundreds of lives
whom the Bayless mill dum broke. She
received thousands of proposals OF mar
riaRe from men in all parts of tho
country. who wanted a heroine In the
family. but Michael J. Hyland, Of
Rochester,, y. y. won in ty-ffty"
courtship. Explaining the "nfty- Nifty"
Mrs. IIyland said:
Il was in Austi uand Mr.. fIyland wds
IN Rochester. would go down TO
Oleun. halfway, and he would meet
me there. decided to get married SO
suddenly that ] did not tell any one.
and ann almost afraid to go back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
Food knowledge
BIZ 4nto:ncuc Donnelly.

The kind OF food YOU eat has every
thing TO do with your looks. If your
digestion is not good, Your complexion
Will he muddy and your eyes dull and
Your brain will he tired. y little
knowledge about the kind Of foods
that are easily direstiblc and those
that are not may help to correct your
especial digestive trouble.
In order Ia preserve the nutritive
properties OF fresh meats they are bet
Ter eaten little rare. \ roast should
he done in Il quick oven 50 that the
alburnen Will rapidly cosgulate on the
surface and prevent thG ESCAPE of the
nutritivc juices.
Eggs arc almost rs nutritious as
meat. They are most easily digested
soft boiled or poachcd. Soft boiled eggs
are more easily diucsted than raw
eggs. Dry toast finely broken M and
mixed with a soft boiTNd egg aids in
its digestion.
Veal and pork are both difficult of di :
scslion All fried foods are difficult to
digest. Therefore. tile broilcd steak is
more digestihlc than fried steak. The
breasts Of chicken, fresh beef. and
mutton are among the mos, easily Iii
Sestcd meats.
Boiled milk is more digestihle than
raw milk. and boiling the milk destroys
the bacteria II takes glass OF milk
two hours 10 digest. When milk enters
%our stomach II IL converted into a
solid clot You can hasten digestion by
sinpine the milk slowly or Icy adding
barley OF aeratcd waters TO il; Bread
( or crackers broken NJ III tn milk aids
/ its diCcston.
Vegetables and fruits are both rcr-
dered moro dignstiblr by cooking. But
ter is easily digcst"d unless i. is ran
/ cid when il causes dyspepsia and diar-
rhca. Butter is the largest amount OF
I fat food taken 10y most people. But IL
! should he supplemented with fresh
! meat and bacon.
K Tea and coffee rct3ri gastric di2cs-
tion. The continued excessive use Of
Z coffee leads TO chronic dyspepsia and
/ insomnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
QUICKLY STOPS HEAD
COLDS AND SNUFFLES
Catarrhal Germs Cause of Most Colds.
New GcrmicidnI Air Treatmcnt Hest
Remedy for These Common

Upwards Of 40 per cent Of the So
called colds i'll the head and throat are
III reality dangerous Indications Of the
presence Of acute catarrh. When you
hear a person snccZe cough it, al
most certain they arc throwing catarrh
germs into the air for some other per-
son to breathe. and it's just as certain
that the person breathing these germs
will soon have catarrh or = catarrhal
cold. The time 20 make these germs
harmless and drive out your catarrhal
cold is the very instant you feel a de-
sire to snce"e or cough, or start TO
shuttle and wipe your nose every few
minutes.
The quickest and surest way to stop
"a head cold ana drive catlrrh germs
out OF your system Is to pour n few
drops Of the oil OF Hyomei pronounced
HiEh-o-me) into one of the Hyomei in
mailing devices which comes with ca cn
large package and place thc inhAfer
between your lips and breathe the
gerinicidal but pleasant smelling air
into your nose, throat and lungs. This
air utterly destroys all catarrh germ
life. quickly opens the closed air pas
sagcs. makes brca Thing easy, clears
, your stuffed up head, cleans out your
throat and ends your snuHIing and
nose blowing. There certainly is no
quicker or more satisfactory way OF
breaking mp "a cold, even after IL is
well ntartcd, and few weeks use
will do away with all danger of
chronic catnrrh. Sold by druggists
everywhere. including Tragic Drug
Co. who agree 10 r"turn the full pur-
chase price TO any who USE ii and
are not satisfied. In buying Hyonci
for the first time he very sure TO get
haler, as this is very essential for best
, results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16

temperatures had turned into freezing
weather in Oklahoma, Western Texas
and Northwestern Arkansas to-day.
1t will be much colder In the South At
lantic states, with temperatures close
to freezing tonight in the East Gulf
States, and the higher attitudes of the
South Atlantic States. Fair and cold
weather is promised for Tuesday cast
of the mississippi River The first
general rain Of the month east OF the
Mississippi began Sunday and continued
to-day in the Atlantic Coast States.
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wINCHEs'TER STATION
ROBBED Bl iEGGAiEN
lspecial TO The Times-Dlspatch.l

WINCHESTER. VA, November b.
Burglars entered the baggage room
and ticket Office OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad station here early this
morning and escaped with small
amount Of cash from the iron safe IN
the baggage room. \ number OF un-
Endorsed checks were left behind.
Skeleton keys were used at the ticket
Office. and money and desk drawers
we're torn open, but all cash had been
removed by Ticket Agent ]. C. Smith
wher he quit work for the day. Mile
age book and ticket racks were not
disturbed.
1t is believed the robbery was com
mitted by yeggmen who robbed stations
and post Offices ut Clearbrook and
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Vanciuze last week. Chief Webber,
or tho Baltimore and Ohio secret SER
vice, aud several assistants. Chief
Norman. Of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, ind postal inspectors are In
vestigating. A message tonight from
Stpunton states that yeBgmen Rre also
active along the Chesapeake and
ohio Railway, wording down through
West Virglnin. Burglars are believed
TO be tramps making their annual eX-
odus southwark.
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Mrs. John Martin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
GLaDESBORO. VA. November ID
Mrs. John Martin died on Saturday.
She was about sixty-hvc yenrs old.
Her remains were buried at tho
Lutheran Cemetery on Sunday. She
WAS member of the Gladcsboro
Lutheran Church She leaves her hus-
band. I've sons and five daughters.
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Ordinance. Are Vetoed.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
i.YNCHBURG, VA, November Is
Mayor Jester to-day vetoed two reso-
lutions adopted recently by the City
Council providing for Improvements to
the city water system and n 100000
bond issue to pay for them. His rea-
sons have not been made public.
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EngnEcmcnt Announced.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
VANCOUVER. =. e., November b
Mrs. Mary :. Waugh. OF Vancouver L.
e.. announces the engagement Of ner
daughter Anna Matthews. formerly Of
Euena Vista. Va. TO Harry Frcdericiy
Erice. Tn" marriage viii take place
the latter part of this month.
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Florence--If you are absolutely sure
you have goitcr then | suggest your
consulting your Family physician about
K. You have probably unconsciously
been biting your lower lip. Tint will
make IL coarse and thick. When the
lips arc dry and parchcu rub some cold
cream on them, especially before going
out in the air. Thick lips arc some
times reduced by rubbing them with
tannm or some other aslringsnt lotion.
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Ethical
Talks
Woman and Home

you an assistant" | am sure II" VIII do
it rather than lose you. Try and get
iftccn minutes rest during your noon
hour, Lie Nat on your back ana relax
IL YOU want TO give your nerves Il
chance ut 4 complete rest. Get out aud
walk for about fifteen minutes In the
fresh air after resting. Fresh air is
necessary 10 life and good health.
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EpidemIcs Arc Raging.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
ChADESBORO. VA. November 10
Epldemics OF scarlet fever and humps
are raging near this place In very
severe form.
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janct-lf YOU have no dumbbclls nor
Indian clubs. and are not near enough
TO any gymnasium to be able 10 attend
any OF the cymnas site classes, sweep
ing ana rubbing clothes will help 10
develop your arms. Massaging with
cocoa butter is also beneficial Granu-
lated cy"lids iy " condition that re-
quires the immediate and careful AT
toutiou of mn "yc specialist
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MIreery--If your work is so heavy
Nou cannot got through with il with
out WORKING overtime, and II il is max
ing you nervous and uustrune why
don't You ask Your employer to give
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AMY suggest Your consulting an
eye specialist about the condition of
your eyes. Undoubtedly Your head
aches come from your eyes. If you
think YOU should wear glasses you
should not hesitate an hour. Get them
ut once while your eyesight is not real
~ bad You may only have TO wear
them occa sionaliy now, while later on
you may have to wear them all the
time If YOU neglect To have your eyes
attended TO.