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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25

Danville, Va. Aug. 24.-Mrs. Eva
Buckner. wife OF Abe Buckner. a ma
tive of Baltimore. Is in the hospital
here as the result OF being nearly as
phyxiated by gas at her home. 40
cording to her husband. Mrs. Buckner
went into the kitchen to heat water
and tainted after turning on the gas
in the stove. She was found half an
hour later almost dead. Mrs. Buck
ner will be removed to Baltimore. her
old home, as soon as she is suffici-
entity recovered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25
GOVERNOR MAKES HAPPY
AN Old OOLORED WOMAN

BY promising her that he would
pardon her son and send him to her
as Christmas present. provided his
record was clear until that time, Gov
ernor Stuart yesterday made happy a.
old coiored woman, Matilda Davis,
who came here from Norfolk County
to get a pardon for her son, Tom
Davis, who is serving a nine-year term
in the penitentiary for shooting at .
train.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25
DANvUlLE IN LUCK.
The Lorillards to Establish a Big
Factory There.

TIC IOf7IIhfuS 70 EStADtIsN n BIK
Factory There.
Danville. Va. Aug. 24.-It was ON
cially announced this afternoon that
the P. Lorillard Company. q tobacco
and snuff manufacturing concern Of
New York City. with many million
dollars capital, would establish q
plant at the five-story Graveiy and
Miller factory. The installation Il
the machinery will commence i'm
mediateIy The output at frst will be
Between the Acts" an all tobacco
cigarette, but 1t Ia understood later
other brands win be put out About
TOO white hands will be employed as
well as a number Of colored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25
Colonel O,Bannon Hurt.

Cuipeper, Va, Aug. 2&.-Coionei
Henry p. OBannon, a prominent citi-
zen of Culpeper County. was seriously
injured yesterday when struck by
freight train
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25

Roxbury. Va. Aug 24-New Kent
County is being flooded with adver-
Using matter from liquor dealers in
Richmond who are going to Baltimore
after November l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25
! Old Do minion
News in Epitone

Pulaski--william Purdue White,
Familiarity known as DOC" was
crushed to death Wednesday after
noon at the Pulaski foundry by a
piece Of casting Weighing several
tons which be was trying to adjust
to a lathe. A hook by which the cast
ing was supported on the crane broke,
letting It fall upon his chest, crush
ing him against the tail Of the lathe.
He had no family here, his home
being in Huntington. Va.
Chatham-The work on the soil
road leading from this place to
Shockoe was held up for few DAYS
by Aleck Petty suing out an iniunc-
ton. charging that the contractors
had threatened to take the soil on
which his crop OF tobacco was planted
but is not yet ripe. The board Of
supervisors. in meeting Monday,
agreed to pay s35 per aero for soil
and $50 per acre for all land used
for changes in the roadbed The
work will now proceed at once and
will Be ready for use before the rainy
winter weather.
Chariottesville-Mr. Melton Jones
has been appointed game warden for
Albemarle County and has received
his commission from John 8. Par
sons, commissioner OF game.
The hunting and shooting of sQuir-
rel Is permitted in Albemarle, de-
spite a recent report to the contrary.
Permit from the landowner and q
hunters license are necessary. as q
matter Of course.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25

Miss Mamie Pryor. Of Lynchburg,
r visiting her sister. Mrs. C. 3. PAT.
1oreon. and her friend, Miss Mamie
Holloway. In this city. /:
81 1grs. Berry, Weight Hart and little
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-25

u Mrs. N. A. Poe, widow of Professor
George Poe. cousin Of the famous
Dcet. who has been on a visit to her
0aughter. Mrs. George r. Hart, in
laurel Street, returned 10 her home
a Washington. ID. C.. yesterday, ac-
6cmpanied by her grandson, Spencer
Lee Hart.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
DETROIT GAS
MAN RON0RED
James T. Lynn Is Elected Pres
ident Of the NATIONAL
Association

James 7 Lynn, president of The
National Gas. Electric lIgh, d
Power company with headQuHfer,
in Dctro. has been elected prest
dent of The National Commercial
Gas association, the largest oyEdui-
zaiion 90 its kind in tho world. be-
ing made up O. manufacturers Of
gas Appliances. according 10 ais
patch from Atlantic city.
The Michigan Stove company, the
Peninsular Stove company. The De
troit Stove company. as well as
other large manufacturers OF Do
troit arc members OF the organi-
zatiou
Mr Lynn has been member Of
the Public lighting commission OF
Detroit sor the last nine years and
Is entering upon his second term as
president He is also former
president ot the Michigan Gas as
sociation. the Western Gas Associ-
alton and the Natural Gas associ.
alton OF America as we'll as director
ot the American Gas Institute
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
SUNDAYS
CONVERTS
join FLOCK
Bethany Presbyterian
Adds 109 Names At
One Service
MANY CHILDREN
ARE ENROLLED

An example ~ what Billy SUNDAY
ba, don lo- Detroit mas Doc CLEAN
rJ from The marvellous growth
which has come upon The ccngre-
CATION of 'bc Bethany Preshvtcran
church last lafayette and scy-
barn aNcs
This weok las been tho greatest
,r Tho history of tho church ac-
eotdiny o. thc pastor Tie Rev. c.
v Lovrla and Mr. Lovrie ls quick
ic ri,e al the credit 20 the evan.
gelst
This is what happened \ union
service VAS hello last Sunday in
Bethany church. and 100 new Nom
bers Joined the congregation The
great majority cf them came after
they had hi' The trail IN The sun
day tabernacle Eighty % them, ac-
cordne 90 the cards sent 90 the
Bethany churri b' tho SUNDAY
campaign organization had no pre-.
vious church sniliatlon They nc
cepted Jesus Christ FOR the FIRST
time. in 'bc big wooden building on
Grindley field The remaining 90
previously had been connected with
church
"One man came forward with his
wife. three sons and one daughter" /"
said Mr.. Lowrie 1T was one OF
the mos, inspiring sights Of my
life
THE number of new members
who have come in since the close
o' the Sunday campaign has been
so great hat we are making special
arrangements 90 give them every
advantage that the church Of Christ
can offer. We have organized two
adult Bible classes ono for mcn.
and the other for women. There
are rs men In one class. The wo.
mans cla7s has ~ members.
In addition TO all this. children
who have attended the tabernacle
meetings arc nov coming go our
church md Sunday school We
have had 30 now Youngsters enroll.
I'd since Lilly Sunday came to town.
'Thcir entry into our church has
been suc1 a great thing that ! am
going TO organize special class for
them. giving them eight weeks in
struc' ion IA Bihlc study 80 that they
may take their places with the chill
dicn who lave irendy had teaching
M the rclirio, of Christ
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
School Children to Compete
In Nation Wide "Made in
America" Essay Contest

WASHINGTON. Nov 10 school
children thrIout lhe Uritod states
viii be asked TO participate Ia q
i've hundred word essay contest on
why the Christmas shCpper hould
purchase goods made ia America,
Miss Elizabeth Z. Poe. secretary OF
The Womens Natiopal Made in
America league said Hast night
Every child between the ages OF
Il and is will be eligible Manu-
scripts must reach the headquarters
here before Dec. 90 Prizes will be
So and SIS in gold
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Fort st. Pastor Accepts
Passionate In
Portland
HAS BEEN HERE
NEARLY II YEARS
Presbyterian Clergy
man Feels 1t His Duty
to Go, He Says

The Rex. Edward II Pence. for
nearly u years pastor OF the Fort
81. Presbyterian church OF Detroit
has accepted a call TO the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church OF Port
Land. Ore. and contempiates leay
ING Detroit not later than tho FIRST
of TIE year. and probably sooner,
;or his new duties
Or Pence recently visited Fort
land and a few days ago called a
special meeting OF the Official board
of he Detroit church. az which be
advised the members that q tcnta.
tive invitation had been extended
10 huu by the coast city church and
that N, "a meeting Monday night.
oHlc!ll action would bc taken \
telegram reached him late Monday
night officially notifying him OF the
call
So many tokens Of affection have
been bestowed on pr Pence 5y h
Par'shoucfs during The week that
they hayo -U"arlt put him ou thc
him te said Tuesday morning.
~ commenting on the cali
"Buf feel be continued "fbat
"a is my duty to 30. viii leave
some time before thv first of the
year. but just whca cannot toll
now. as | haven't had time 70 ar.
range my plans
a. he special meeting OF the
church board resolution was pass
90 ltUding Or Pence as "a leader
nf pronounced capahilities Tho
resolution concluded "Wc speak
for storg ofiCeT and member ~ The
church n conveying tho keen rtgrat
with which vc have received your
definite decision 10 give Up your du.
tics"
Following the SUNDAY mornrs
ecr' lcns leader ~ the James Joy
Biulr clas members OF which have
Nr"n soc ',d Hith the Vnr. ~
rtr f1r number ot yv
I'd e3 n' Pence askinl t.u II
tr1r he had been called f0
Portland li replied The ,ay
fHn tu 0cMpy the Portland pa y
comes whrn plans in this church
which ! fpit rrq0irod nay per rnHl
practical basis ! ask you 40 20
cooperate with my successor -nould
] feel that God calls nae to Portland
Tho same loye ana fellowship viii
RlWavs cvat hcfNccn us
Or Pence came 20 Dctrot u
April. 1900. from Janesville WIS.
where bc was pastor OF tle First
Presbyterian church Te Js graG
uste % The Mccormick Thcolac rlt
seminary and accepted his FIRST Cali
20 the pulpit of thc Presbytcria
church in Georgetown. Col. eoiu1
from there to GAINESVILLE
After he came TO DctrCt tue
church was endowed for si1iu09,
and later an annex was built cost
ing $4,000 Despite the fact that
many families have moved 10 Crosse
Pointe. n large number have retain
ed their affiliations with the church
Dr. Pence preached 20 Theodore
Roosevelt, who while president and
q guest OF the late Russell A Alger
attended the church.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

rho contest is further step iE
the cdtiraisn OF he league for the
promotion OF "lhe home article in
auguated yesterday ov Mr.. James
NJ Thomson. daUehrer of Speaker
Champ Clark national chairman Of
The league in Il letter 10 he 100000
members thruout the country
In addition 90 The prize letter q
notion wide appeal VIII be made 10
the merchants or the country TO
label and push American made goods
for tho Christmas jrade.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

bts~A ANtON FrHfffi', At INC nom" h .
his dsughtcr. if1 Clstrm0upt -ovc..
Monday morning. AGED rs r"rrs he-
loved father OF ldwou 7 Charlue
p. William T. and Mrs s0ra r.,
Flick Funeral scry loce ~ y. nl.
W ednesda1 Nov 49,
CoMFRFoWD Nov ic 1870 Erv
Michael l brother ~ Thomas r.
Tchu f.wNrfotd ,frs .,ilEt th- D.
4otNerinE j,n. .oF Ictro'. nrd Mrs.
taem G'hEou ~ phOadcluh l7.
formerly Pool atur ~ 81 Matthew %
church. Flint r"ralUs st fn H"u"n
- fs brother 270 Easf Granl-
nNd. from where tho, 'y.Ti DO ts-
ken "Wednesday morning 90 Ic I'M
state in ST. Vincent church. Four
tAepth- FROM $50 n ~ SER
Elliott
DEnow NOV. Ie. ial6. porothea.
reGct of tho lat" John peduw. ac
~ years dear mother O, Mrs El-
eabctl peppold iohn and Al,re'
Dcdow and sister of Mrs. lohn
prgvee Funeral "Wednesday 40
2:2o row rcsidouee SF la}-sf
I>EARNEN SOY 12. AZ ai- Pine
gree-ay". -uddenl- amanda ~ hc
lov~l vjrc ~ Jst"s IS N.arr" F..
fiotrar - John NJ. George rra
Alrs. TovIc of Sew ard. ALASKA tNi-
ucra ~ m residence Wcduesaat Ht
. =. u
MCCAIN ANN T.. Mordsy Noy f7
ltItat '.. tea. daTya 90 BrHInari.
.t. u,'he~ ~ Frederick r, aged
49, Funeral "Wednesday. Nov. ., at
%. m.. Ar Iesidence.
NcDONoIGH E suddenly NOV
~ 1915 a. B.gm ngham. Ala faith
er 81 Lillian and Mabel Funeral
and burial m Geneva. y y. ON
THURSDAY
NtcLAIGHIIN Nov. l5 suddenly. Ed
ward beloved husband az Floreue"
Mol rs1ghl'n tnee .<ielly). brother
~ John and Joseph McLsug hiu. o.
Detroit; ChSrles McLaughlr. of
Marquette. Mich; James McleuEh-
lin 90 Minneapolis Mrs. Mamie
Donovan and Nellie Mclaughlin. ~
Marquette. Mich Funeral Thurs
day from residence. To- National
ave. Motto" of time later
TIRBENHAM Nov L. at his resi-
dence, - Missouri ave. Frank he-
loved husband of Mae Tiobenham
Funeral service et residence We'd
nesday az > y. M. Services VIII DO
under the auspices OF Damascus
Conmardery 40 ~
ROTH NOV Il tels. Joseph, below
I'd husband of Mathilds. and fat1-
er OF Clarence. Mildred. L"ons Cor
inc RAYMOND. Joseph and irene.
and brother 81 Mrs. Anna Wal~dorf,
Mrs Kate reters. Mrs ! Mgau.
Mrs R Weiland. age 81 wears. Eu-
neral from residence. SIS Orleans
ST. Thursday at Z 30. and - Joseph
church AT 2.
SHAW Nov 49, 1915. az hef-late
residence. 90 Chope e-pi. Harriet he-
loved wife 81 Henry Charles shaw.
and sister OF Mary A. Morris and
mother ~ T.. &. shaw ot Akron.
o.. and Rertram shaw. OF Los An
Eeles. cal, Leonard shaw. of MI
ami. Fla Lionel shaw. Datic. Flo
and Dr y. q shaw. Miss A. g.
Shaw. NJ Y and Harold shaw. of
Detroit Notice ~ funeral later.
WERNER Nov-12. Mt his residence.
295 Sheridan Louis AGED 20
years. beloved father 81 Louts T..
Werner. Funeral services Tues
day evening. $40, from residence
Burial a. Richmond, Mich
WILCOX ~. 1915, ~ residence
$50 Fourth ave. Florence. beloved
wife ~ Willis W. WILCOX Euncrnt
services from house Wednesday az
p. m. Burial private
wOOD-Mary A. Nov E 1915. Rt Los
Angeles, Cal. Funeral "wednesday
Nov. 10. from residence or Henry j.
Ford. sSe Twelfth-st.. at r.. m.
Friends invited Burial private
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Studying America.

Japarese Servant tjust engaged
And l. hituur furnilurc-ir.
aured
Mistress-Why do you ASH Henry.
Japareee servant why Ike 20
know I'm ca7e OF ere de throw
n OUT oi locG it m
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Births


Joseph n Choate. 1909 MsNwe ell;
John Sparks. t65 Fifteenth WIN
Costello. Isa Twcntv-drFt: Wm Mey-
sra 1901 Canton. nelson Raikwii ,
Thomas ". chr ndier. SIS BclNidcre
chas II Grecnice. Crosse Polntc
Esrms; Reymont Y Ilumphrys l4i7
W. Fort. Gahriei kurlek, foI Liver
pher JorEens0n. go BROOKLYN. Law
renee Danhcrt ie3 Vermont. Clnr-
,,nes Hay9aIi, 81 HcsrhSrt -, Hown y,I ri
ssa Lincoln. John n GouiaIs 20
Cherry. Samuel Cohen. 2It tiiut.
Salvatore Currado. 9oa clinton Her-
man u sanderson: sSrpcr ia hoepiisl .. /.
.onio Orlando, GI9 Monroe. George
Chalk. 500 Waha ash. john McrEesc;
ts9 Mackie Kaimnn Kade. t9e
Crossciv, Patrick k"an go thar-
ioifo. wade W Whltton, 9t7 Oakland;
81 ram OvctniCh. t3S Forest E Joe
Leon, tt5 clinton stantslaw Stosov,
boldt: Anthony /. pocmcr, 81 Infen-
ivy Frcd Holm. i7s i.ovctt. Bon lam n
"rurh~falti $50 taSalle VIM rrrs
ier. e- Tf,h Tconl ekuha e25 Gran
ctcofre Zqlaufas. agi Chestnut Geo
a VI rfthuHdF -N leslie fnHcrh
Cucharp Sd GflirrI knr0l iirIN WncK
ae .,1bnrt Iehn p.'1f liNH Mtli'nr5. .
Iaurs carter 11H> khbN llaIrf Toll
Ich. GOO GIadwiui Sylvester y Ito
Ran, goo Porter
Girls
Barnsv ktrant Hki SOS Theodore
hchmnd ~ AIbua. i96 Lafayette Loo
W. Notric, $50 Cameron. Antonio
Cnneatrelli N6 psliua IT, stanley bykn,
b7g Farnsworth John - Morse t23
McKinstrv. GHetBno Sclannu. %
Chase. pzui sISern, ~ Froutfnar-
blvd Ulsfvi Jamuia, 2li Wcstou
pettros Pnppas if7s MCKINLEY td-
inund Ponce soc g. Auhini Stanielaw
Msj"iko. 1850 NcpRurau. 1osoph Cor
csvca eve rs uampc b. Joseph Gug lo.
.sX CUppert fssoH simon. 36a Hak"-;
Uiiiard cameron eb6 IiabclWood
Tan Dun. A. Wcsaon, Cornelius fu-
die asf Garfield Arthur smith eNl
Scovrt-rl-. Archibald Standnrt Grace
hospital Jpbu Rlllerita. fi@ Clair
p1lnto. Jacob M1rav. Grace hospital.
ifarold Hsrwood 100 atlNcitc-b biz q,
ivrn w. Wrlsa. 1888 Michigan, = w
Csdwsu Wamans hospital John
Thorp samaritan hnspiial, lake
Loon. as, ifnsting4. carl NikranI se
canton Alfred ~ Hitchcock t9a
pasqdona Peter Koopmau. h.5 Piper-
>blvd. stanley ifondsiutid iisN Nc
Dmgni Francis Barnes, lbf canton
Karl Schultz 9f Ent0.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Inside lnforrnaticn

Manager (whclcsale house $50
you think there's Eo show OF collect
.ng this bill against Blinks tho
butcher
Bil Co'lec,or-NCt thu slightest;
he eay- hell pay when settle my
meat bll
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

The Jail Vistcr I'd Ike tn talk
with YOU a little wish 90 convince
you OF The error Of your way
The Innate Shont mirter While
I'm wai,in for me trial mc lawyer
says I'm liable 10 conviction
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
WIFel, DUTY.

Young Husband You used To say
that. YOU liked the smell OF a good
cigars
Young Wife-I must learn 70 90
without slch expensive perfumes
now that ] am married, dear
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Fortunate

The Ncxt Door NeighbOf--"Your
aifc las plendid luck with her
flowers"
The Patient t,lcr-''AHogether
luck. she was lucky 20 get a hus-
hand who is willing 70 work over
them"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

roio7l industry of the i'm.
pcrial valley II always a failure.
a u tac principal Industry
Trying 10 keep coUl.--Chapauai.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Peru hos officially a'cp ed The
mctr,c sr>tcm Of weights and meas
uics
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing 20 the constantly i'm
creasing number of calls, we
require additiona, operators.
\ Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tions. Apply between hours Of
Se. m. and 9p. m. Operators
School. Michigan State Tele-
pnone Company, corner John
X and Madison
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Wyomne now has three producing
olheldS
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
"SiN pays I'm the Week
Home Builders, Investors
eEE THESE
Northwest Bargains


Almcut 25 feet ...., ,..,..,..,f is5
tustir. uc9f Grand River. $50
81 ad-sf.- blvd. .....,..,.... $50
Central ................. t2i
tlcrr- blvd. ...........-... Loo
clarendon. Hrst block I.sS6
tI4rcudtn. vast uf Cd. River l.o1N
ColfaN. 81 feet. t........... .......,. 80
Dexter, All ImproyeW ents .... s.200
Euciid north side '...... $50
Gilbert. near Ford Highway 1lt9
Gladstone. near Dexter ...... l.225
Gladstone. f0-ft Corner. ... Loo
Gladstone. near Quincy ...... l.h5e
Iir1rnc .... .-...,... .,.-.... ~
TsImur $500 down. ~ weekly i9f
losCc. nrst block .......... 90
iVanhoe. hrst blOck 80 IT. e,j75
loy. cottage and business. 2,lu0
Maidstone ............. 2eSO
Mr,lndaic 2 rt. 1886 down ioao
hardin go a.. ur cd. River loo
D4hda1r-hINd. go n ..... So
Dad ipbm ....... I $50
Iueree ....., .... ~. IT75
runtcAtttram ut CD river 700
gu'uc'. near Grand River. 1850
l.f I'' .-.-.---- ~ 81
Underwood ..............,. l,025
NfaIe .......... 57S
Yosemite ............. ..--- S2b
GRAND RIVER CORNER
Ffve-etore an5 8at site. $500. or
with hr'ok lmiN 0at adjoining.
paring ~ urr cont s2o,ooo
NNEIiNl STERN REALTY
205t GRAND Eivcr walnut 80.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
ron sALE-AcRE,GE

OWN six 50 valuable
a,rea fust Few Miles
from tho city hall ND
Iirec of ground near can
BE- bought less than 50
roo an acre must lCf
En QUICK and wll ee}i
for titn0p only g. G0H
GOSH con shoE this
'o hc trtter orrs srtu0
ffr than ig Eeuers
available tall Woruirg
rt the or0ep ~ thc Sttr
lnE CeGj eco 15n Kerr
.stHi and ask fot Nf.
rs S.itN.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

printinn--the uinin neat istnd--thnt
ts riEht--rIBies Jsb Dcpt.-Nafn f510.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
nELp wASrED-MALR

WANTED 49, BOY WIT II
WHEEL. BRING REFER
ENCE TO TIMES OFFICE.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

CARPENTERS WANTED SO Han
cock w. " Woicomh
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
rnR .,1I-nreInl3NrE rnorrnrl

PrtntinE--thc pinIp neat biud--thnt
T. riwht--Timee job Dent VAIN tJ20.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

PIN BOYS wanted for bowling al
ieys Mlcus Bros SOP Congress
81. cast. corner Chene salary paid.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
HELr wANrED-FEMAIU

WANTFD Experienced head wait
ress Apply Mgr Hotel CharlcvoiN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-07
BALLET SKIRTS
ARE PROPHES|ED
GEORGIA'S WOMAN STATESMAN
SAYS DAYS OF SHORT
SKIRTS DOOMED.

ATLANTA, May 6.-Ballet skirts
are prophesied by Mrs. w. Fl. FELTON,,
of Gainesville, Georgia's woman
statesman, if the present abbreviated
styles in dress continues. For that
reason, Mrs. FELTON, believes and will
state over her signature Sunday, that
the day of the short skirt is doomed,
for when women have not yet reached
the point where they will parade
Peachtree street a la Resina CALI.
Mrs. Felton's words are being borne
out in New York today. There the
skirts, which suddenly shot from four
inches from the ground to twelve
inches from the ground. have shot
down again to seven inches from the
ground. Before long, Whitehall street
merchants declare, skirts will be their
natural length again.
The cycle of the styles. bringing
back the fashions of the grandmoth
ers and their grandmothers before
them have revived what Mrs. FELTON,
calls the "Jim-along-Josey." The
"Jim-along-Josey" was the style from
(which the shirtwaist came and its his
tory is most interesting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-07
FOOD FoR COLDS.

Honey, Pine-Tar and Glycerine are
ectgnizod cold remedies In Dr. Bells
Pihe-Tar Honey these are combined
with other cough medicines in pleas
nj syrup. DR.. Bells Pine-Tah Honey
quickly stops your cough. checks your
Old, soothes irritation of the throat.
excellent for young, adult and aged.
is one CT the best cough syrups made.
'ormula on every bottle. You know
ust what you are taking and your doc
r knows its good for coughs and
colds. Insist on DR.. Bells Pine Tar
ioney. Only Csc at druggists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-07
Aged Grandmother.
So Weak She Would Hardly Stand
Made Strong BY Ninol.

So Weak She Would Hardly Stand
Made Strong by Vinol.
Right here in Brunswick we have
seen such excellent results from Vinol
that it is a pleasure TO know it is
doing so much good for old people in
other parts of the country.
Woodbridge, n. J.-"My Grandma
was recovering from the grippe and
was so weak she could hardly stand,
and as she keeps house for my father
and myself. she could not get around
at all. She had taken cod liver oil and
many other medicines. but nothing
seemed to do her any good. At last
we heard of Vinol and tried it. and
Grandma commenced to feel better
right away, and got strong very soon
so she gets around as well as ever
We all praise Vinol for it is a splen
did medicine" Myrtle H. Bum.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING.

In the district court OF the United
States for the eastern division
of the southern district of Georgia.
the matter of J. L.. Futch,
bankrupt, In bankruptcy.
TO the creditors Of J. l.. Futch, of Will
lis, in the county Of Liberty, said
district, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
twenty-eighth day of April, 1916,
the said ]. l.. Futch was duly
adjudged bankrupt, and that the first
meetingof his creditors will be held at
Brunswick, Ca, on Tuesday the 9th
day of May, 1916, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess as may properly come before
said meeting.
At Brunswick, Georgia, this
28th day of April 1916.
A. J. CROVATT. Referee.
Jas. II. Thomas and Gibbs & Turner,
Jesup, Ca
Attorneys for Bankrupt.
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