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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12
HELP wANrHD-MA1H

/ ----------------ll-
Craze R;kSsErEs OPERATORS. Apply $500 wis.a-
BRRANp noYs wanted: mus, be over is.
I Perry q Co. 18th and Chestnut ste. -
LABoRERs. wanted, Apply Barrett Mfs. Co,
-seth and Grays Ferry road.
.,.. MACHINIsTs
HAND HAND SC scREwMXKAAKSss RsEsWEMMKAKsRs
~ ~ citizens; wages. maohlnists 50 TO 81 per
iastis sSfssmssSTs "a psr ssPpdi,' dayi hand hand
ISTS%mIaSers ps5sS1Iob s s2ss per day higher com.
otter one year Of service; seven holidays and
sasurSaey ,afternoona during the summer
F09RRiDb F09RRib'A 'ARsENRtRP. full pay. Apply FRANK
MACHGN1sTs-Grid operators. Tonos and
sna nde oS9 G9ofoSrs y town ies5g nss5ga wdfR sRa
s2o fiee5 BdhSo IT, iG59r Sr tEE9,n5le E, See Mr Coyio
and Ihursday 10 n. m. TO p. m.
MnmlEnslde some EsoIo8s 8Ss't9n d for middle agsd
menent work. A 2if Ledger oftlce oftlce'''' Ve'
NAN sSN, and wife as butler and cook, only those
2is Hnd Ledger %S ooe need
MEN t2ol to work in stone auerry: good nav
Qua erlp rrv steS1y enrr WORK Apply e. once lsnnl
MODEL MAKER, who has, had experlence
mechanical models. Apply ai4n y warnock
MOULDERs-Good floor mouders irst.cass
Wages; steady LIB j9b omen shop; no trouble
MoULDERs-Goo bench moplders; frst.cless
BaEess' steady o,; oi9h; open shop no trouble
MQuLDER-Mntchm steady Job; first
class wages, 5i1, Ledger Office.
OFFICE noYs, 10 years. Reply P. o. Box
sAbEsNAANawantsa I An eTpeT oqsids sslesman .,.,
eSpereneC % I i and SALARY SALARY % %i20 Ledger % oiXeSso,
of6csss' p''u' no '"00r Trouble " 4O1. i'eo's'
SHIPPER, one ,taPilIsr with city delivery and
routing. Apply 22lO Alter.
soLICGToRs, experienced. wanted lmmediateiy
in big saeScrigt9n c,29mpolgn direct Leads end
Amply Z, person. from z 70 = O'clock. 70 y; y;
Se% S1oad ESnT s o RGq Fsh s9s 81 Snhg
STEEL MouLDERs. Apply 1900 wssahIckon
sTEN9aBAmgME;R9sS m IS TsSES S2S above Re
sTENoGRAPHER. for lumber office. Call
200T Finance Building. "
TOOLMAKERS
Citlzena wages Sl.24 to Sl.4S per dav, based
on eSpSr'enSe and S91Peeiy 10 dhSS eeyG
FSRb RS9RRtbb'A ARsESkp 81 %Ii4 full pay Apply FRANK
TURRET LATHE HANDS. automatic machine
a"n4 %SSv ssH2 Is hye Tst
between a m. and . p. m.
WANTED Man in retail lumber yard: must
be good giisr WI Wiling 70 max, make hlmsCl; a.
Sr"d al under eoyeT Cover il S4s Lcdscr Central y"'u
WANTED RsPyeseptetiye TO sell deyclopment
@ or spPp2 Witt 5 5'f r.ae SGs ytns pS %'"
f1HMG 1prHnMcpay MAS] ] HS2s' 2'SGn SanE
permancnt II ability shown, Answer in own
II s5s Ledger Central -
YOUNG MAN in law office; able TO run type
4 iad, Ledger ottice, --
BUSINESS SERVICE, COMPANY
lAOl Land Title Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12

wANTED-Bright young women. between IT
and % years old. to take up telephone work
No experience necessary, Salary paid while
learning. Pleasant work permanent posi-
tlon. Apply In person, o n. m. to p. m.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
400 MARKET STREET
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12

SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GOBsON AUTO ENCHANGE. 2la ". BROAT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12

ASSISTANT in physicians or profcs. office;
yrs eNper ms secretary; no stenOgrapher:
capable. responsible. II 6lT, Led, Cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12
General

BUSINESS SERVICE. COMPANY
iaOi Land Title Building.
steam speoiaitles, 5000 to $4,000. SALES
plumbing business. $1,000 to SJOOb oil. aheet-
metal. BUYER. ladies' outer clothing: ex-
elusive shop experience necessary $1,000 to
$1,000. tGHTSMEN, mechanical. $50 to
sos, BooKKEEpERS. several. Sl5
Pliers, several good openings for beginners
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12
sECuRITIEs AT AUCTION "

M. following securities were sold at auction
<tsy by Barnes g. Lonand:
" = 7 Of William J. Thompson, bank
rtipt In and to the Bonnet Beach .a
ThnrouRhfRre Co. ............... kOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-12

sTUDBBAKER. lolt. limousne equipped with
electric lights and starter. good Condition.
CnMINR n 81, INV A RITZ 2ll y Rrnnd -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
COMPLIES BULLETIN OF
STATE BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Valuable Document Prepared ny Az
SiStant Librarian L.. g. SHcm.
Contnins 1.00n Titles.

The state Library has just published
bulletin, prepared by Assistant Lii
brarian T.. q. SVEN entitled ~ Biblio-
Graphy OF Virginia Part J., containing
the titles of hooks in the Virginia
state library which relate to Virginia
books written Ivy VirEinians ana OF
those printed in Virginia" The volume
contains ,35 parCs. There are about
1000 titles in the list. arranged alpha :
bcticaliy under authors. y; the end
is VERY complete index under sub
iects With the help Of this volume
il will he possible now to toll ut once
what books in tho state Library re-
late to Virginia and NirGinians.
This bulletin does not contain the
titles oF the officially published docu-
ucnts OF the state. such as editions OF
the laws, journals of the Legislative
bodies. annual reports OF the cxccu-
tive officers. reports of special commits
sions and other similar publications..
1t is planned to publish tho titles OF
all these official documents. with an
analysis Of their contents. In later
issue OF tho bulletin, to he entitled.
~ photography OF Virginia. Part H.
II would seem that the present vol
umc. with its 1908 titles, would in
cludc all tho books about Virginia.
hat this il not the case. While !,
does represent the most important OF
the literature on the state. t. lacks
probably from 10000 10 5000 items.
which the compiler could not insert
for the reason that the books are not
in the Virginia State Library.
There are many societies and organ
iZhtions or the state not represented III
the library by single publication.
many schools without Il catalOg filed.
and there is hardly n city in the State
tcNccpt Richmondl which has sent 10
III" state Library It's annual reports
before 1905. Tn. library has always
welcomed the publications. Of All re
!iginlis organizations in the State, but
very few churches have taken advan-
'a.e Of this. thus making il possible
for tn" library staff To answer in
Quirics on questions OF religious sta
tiSticS and related subjects only iu {,
most unsatisfactory manner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
AT GRADE CROSSING
George Mnyo Escapes Injury when
Auto Crashes Into Gutrs just
HCfOrc 'ErnIn ElnShrA I,nsf

George Mayo. Of the Mayo Milling
Company. had II narrow escape from
serious injury ut the grade crossing
of the Scaboard Air Line Railway ON
Brook Avenue yesterday afternoon
when his automobile crashed into a
lowered gate. Although the gate was
damaged considerably and the auto.
mobile slightly. Mr.. Mayo was not
injured. according TO the police re-
port of the accident.
II is said that Mr.. Mayo was pro-
cecdinE along Brook Avenue in his
automobile At u moderate rate OF speed
when the gates were suddenly low
cred in front of him. Mr.. Mayo APP
piled the brakes of his machine as soon
as he saw the gates being lowered
but the slippery condition OF the road
caused the machine to skid 10 one side
Before 1t could be stopped il had
crashed into the gate. break ing II OF
and knocking IL toward the railway
tracks. The brakes of the machine
took effect at this time and tho car
came to a stop. just as a train flashed
across the road. But for the fact that
the brakes got their grip at that
particular time ii is probable that
Mr.. Mayo's machine would have pro-
CccGcd onto the tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
RETAIL MERCHANTS HEAR
DABNEY AND FREEMAN
ANNUAL Meeting and banquet Held by
1trhmond Association at Jefferson
Hotel.
; ELECT ROSCHkN PRESIDENT

Tie tcuth annual mccti1:, and ban
QUO; Of Retail Merchants Association
was held in the jefferson Hotel audi
t"rinm last night, when addresses were
made by Or Douglas Freeman, VIII
liam 7. pnhncy. business manager Of
The Chandler OF Commerce. and others.
ana me Officers OF The association FOR
tic ensuing year were elected.
~ Freeman. taking "Taxation" az
his subject, dwelt on tho merchant IL
""nse tax thnt is imposed on retail
mcrchant" and tho uniustness Of the
present rate. No relief ne thought.
should b" sought at this time from the
!-erisln'urc. hut he felt that the sp"cia |
committee appointed by the asSoc!a-
ti"n - confer with CITY Accountant
'o:er ana Commissioner OF Revenue
rrcsn"n. who We're appointed at the
last meeting OF the Council Finance
Committee, should bear fruit.
Tho value OF cooperation among tho
commercial organizations Of IA" city
WAS the subject OF Mr.. Da1ney, who
,oic o: the advantages 10 hc derived
through the efforts Of the Chamber OF
commerce. Several important dcvcl-
op!ucnts that the chamber is nov
CONFLICTING were described. aincl q
which WAS - plan for the erection ~
large numher Of brick dwellings 10
g." rented to wage c:rncr, who's. in =
come waS from SEQ to $50 per month.
These homes on which the men would
b" allowed their rental TO apply la
their purchase. Will contain al mod j..
cru improvements ana viii be rented
"; not more than SlS.i5 per month he
said.
The officers and directors elected last
night are as follows:
II Carl Boschcn. president succeed
INK Charles r. Norman: Julius &.
Levitt first vice-prcsidcnt: Willinm ".
Schwarzschiid, second vice president
t. IL Kaufman, treasurer, and w y.
Clarke, lr secretary.
I'rrciors: j. G.. Corlcy, Mas J.
Cohen. Jesse y. I.add, Thomas B. How
OIL. Edward II @. schmidt l.. O Mil
let James T.. Phillips. Ir.. Moses Thai
Inner. -ib" Dettelhach, aud W. r. Ryan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Petersburg to Aid
in Var Relief Work
Many Of Most Prominent Gill
zcns Form, Branch of Local
Association

one OF the latest Of the offspring of
the war Relief Association of this city
mas bcen established in Petersburg, and
IT. starts OF with Il large and cnthusi-
astic membership. The Petersburg
pranch was organized last week. and
already II has entered ON it's active
work with great energy and earnest
ness. The Headquarters in this city
sent sample kits of hospital and other
supplies. and patterns for making
clothing to the secretary Of the Pc
tcrSburg branch. and tho members. act
ing under instructions from the as
ISOLATION here, will join i'll the effort.
now widespread throughout Virginia.
To relieve the sufferinrS of the dis
trcsscd people in the war zone. In the
Petersburg branch are some of that
city's most prominent citizens. and II
is safe to assert that splendid work
will be accomplished.
The officers are as follows: president.
Miss Helen Cameron; vice presidents.
Major Robert Cabaniss and Miss Mary
r Patterson: secretary. Miss Mary =.
Patterson: treasurer. Mrs. H. 6. Leigh
hoard of directors, Major Robert Caba :
Miss. y. 4. Patterson. T.. II. Patterson.
w. L. Ncnahle. NJ. y. Finn. Louis RoSeu-
stock, Edward Eizcnhrum, Dunn Mar
tin. Carter Myers Spooncr Epcs. II. Il.
Jones. Charles 7. LnsS!tcr. William NJ.
Martin. Joseph Ncuablr. Hatcher Sc
ward. Boiling WILCOX. Or. II. q. Leigh.
Val Parham. Sam Iinn. Pr. In addition
TO the above officers. there were APP
pointed r.unbcr Of committees in
whose hands will largely he conferred
the actual work Of the organization.
These committees haze already met.
and tho members viii begin their ac-
tual lahorS without delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Colorcd Mnn and wife Alleged 10 IIay.
ttohbcd Home of Hamilton Fields
Mt Forest Iiili.

Joe Thomas, alias Joe Cox. and Mary
Thomas. his wife. colorcd. were held
FOR the grand jury OF Hastings Court
Part II. yesterday by Justice II y
Maurice. III Police Court. Part H. Tho
negroes arc charged with breaking in
to the residence of Hamilton Fields in
Forest Hill and stealing thirty five
pieces OF SilVcrware.
The robbery was committed on Aug
uSt H. while no one was Ut homo
Thomas ana his wife were arrested q
few days ago in Baltimore when tho
man attempted to dispose of part
OF the stolen goods ut 4 pawnsiop. Re.
sides the Silvcrwarc. several dresses
to $lJ5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

irads;r"ets WIN say foi Richmond
riouS effect Of unscnsouahlc w",,ibr,
me week. trading has been .a,israr.
i"r% Tho largest salcs ~ loaf 10.
u"cco I"r this season hay" been hcIt
ms week ana prices lave been rood
Inc average FOR the week heinz i,
excess "f cents Il pouud WhoIcynlor,
of dry goods, notions and SHOES re-
p"r' good sales Lumber IL in bc,to,
ANA most manufacturers I'm iii. liz.
gre no" operating fun time. Ioc,
."'!ulnE permits for tho month Of Ion
nary amounted I" ;300,5n2, an incrc,..
~ 'n'o' over January 81 last ynnr
Collections are generally uonJ H.
."t tI"c - fair. though Spmcwhn, do
cr. '""'' "'hth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
FORESTER TO SPEAK
Professor IL. &. Jones VIII tdJrcsa
james H'rcr Garden Ciab on
Tuesday AftcrnOou

Professor +: G.. Jones. "r The t'n!-
N'rsiiy OF Virginia. state Forester. viii
90" the principal speaker before "a NEE, :
luE Of tn" James River Garden club 10
h' held on next Tue sday afternoon nj
o'clock in the Young Woman's Chris
l!nn Association haM
Mrs NJ G. In,tci sou, president Of the
'.ah. IS anxious that all persons in
l're*'eh IN saving tho trees OF the
Sl'i" DE present Tn" lecture Will bc
open !" tho general public profosso,
Zones viii illus,rat. his 4: lk win ian.
term sldos
Special in.itation has hcen sent
=" tn" BOY Scouts Of HichmoIl 20 ~,
'"a' th" Lecture. ~ Troy Viii hc,,
,HNch I" interest them uh matters re.
.aiing 10 forestry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
TO RETURN PRISONER
Govcrnnr stuart Issues Reu,isifion for
John byrd. Wanted In Clifton
Norge for I.nrccny.

Governor Stuart yesterday issued We
QUESTION papers for John Byrd. alias
John I2ili Cofcr. wanted in Clifton
Forge upon Il felony charge. grand
larceny. He is In Jail in Huntington.
w Va. and the papers were drawn
upon Governor Henry n. Hatfield OF
that State. Police Sergeant W. 7.
IIornbcrrcr has been designated TO re-
turn the prisoner to this State for
trial.
The rcqnisition papers claim that
Byrd took articles to the value of SEQ
consisting Of a Colts pistol, two SIC
notes, one So note and other articles
of q personal nature from Payne step
toe. lie is also charged with having
been convicted of a felony in. Octo-
her. 1907. in the Circuit Court Of Cliff
ton Forge and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for u term of four years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
tnSari Faces TrlnJ To-n,,

LOUIS Casari CHARGED win killing
~" I9n in tho lattcr's home on the
NIm"-Mli" Road on last Saturday night.
W! De given q preliminary hearing
n"'or" Mnristratc H. S. SUNDAY nj tho
,'"nrico County Courthouse this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. He alleges that
'"p attarkrd him after he had rc-
llrcd ana that lie shot the man in
SCif- dc fcnSc w ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Negro Child BndIy Burned

Lucinda Mylo. 4 three -ycar-old ne
tT" girl, was severely burned In her
nome al 800 Preston Street ycstordo y
while playing with fire Ambul,ncc
surgeon Porter took her TO the Nir
rinim Hospital where she was said 10
be doing wcll early this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Thornton 10 81, for ,r,r,..

Judrc J. T. 7. THORNTON. Of NInn,s
"na. MAS Yesterday designated BY GOV
cTn"r stuart 20 hold court in I.oudoun
COUNTY In place Of Judge Turner. The
'crn Of court will begin on Ecbr,I,rv
~. IudE" Turner is now in the Emcr-
ScncH Hospital IN Washington. and
crave fears are EXPRESSED hv some
81 ms friends as to his condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Punished for Rcckic..n..,

J 9. JrieT- q negro clIlvff,IIr. -.
fined so and costs ia the policc Court
yrEterfay on charge OF rccklcSslI
driving an automobile through III.
streets. The negro Grove tho car int,
the traffic zor" stand q, Eighth an,
Broad Streets and Wa arrested by 20
ltcemen Mitchell and DUBUQUE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
The officers are. g

Rowe Camp. The officers are: Com.
nander, Captain NJ. Il. Rowe: NJ. l..
boiling. senior vice commander: Il. Il.
ltcainy, Junior vice -cominandcr: T. r
Hill officer of tho day: w. T.. Lcacocls
officer Of the guard. The new cnmn 10
the tenth TO be installed in Virginia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
SHIPPERS OF VIRGINIA
WILL FIGHT NEW TARIFF
Appeal to Senate Finance Committee
for Funds to Employ Counsel to
Contest Railroad Rates.
DISCRIMINATION is ALLEGED
Business Men of State Say That Pro-
posed Schedule Will Work Hard
ship, and Want to Argue Before
Commerce Commission.

Asking for an appropriation with
which to employ counsel TO argue the
rights OF Virginia shippers before the
interstate Commerce Commission. q
delegation of officials of the Chambers
OF Commerce and Boards OF Trade of
the larger Virginia cities. appeared be-
iorc Governor stuart AttorucE-C;encral
Pollard. Chairman Garrett, Of the son
ate Finance Committee. and Chairman
Brewer. OF the House Appropriation
Committee, at | o'clock yesterday, and
laid their claims before that body.
Ut Is understood that the appropriate
uon asked for is to employ counsel
familiar with the matter in hand. and
which cannot be handled through the
Office of the AttornCy-C;cneral This
appropriation Will hc FOR the Com
monwcalth. and not for any particu-
lar section OF tho state. MI shippers
arc affected by tn. recent tariff for the
southeastern division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

Captain Joseph lie Masuricr. com
mandaut of the Cniicd Spanish wa
Veterans % Virginia. installed a uc'
camp at Frederick sburE on WcdncS
day night. II will he called NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Arrested for Slrontinr

sam Allen. colorcd. was arrested nv
Policeman Duffy yesterday on a charge
Of shooting Isaac Robinson colored. on
Christmas Eve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
BUSINESS MEN or STATE
NAME DISCUI,IlS \JIONS

r. :. SouthGat", vice president OF tho
Chamber OF Commerce OF Norfolk IS.
\. Cox, secretary OF the same organ
i2ation; G. y Burgess, secretary OF
the Norfolk Truckers Exchange; y. u.
Carney. secretary Of tho Southern Pro-
duCc Company. Norfolk: w II Jones,
of Jones & Co. Norfolk T.. w Mil
stead, Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
Newport News; John Wood, secretary
Chamber OF Commerce. Roanoke: John
". May. president Chamber OF Com
mcrcc, Alexandria. William Vi Mar
tin, secretary OF the Chamber of Com
m"rcc Petersburg: w c. Bcss. Cham
her OF Commerce OF Altavista: Samuel
l.. G3l!laud. president or the Com
m"rcia! Association, OF South Roston.
and K. & Barbour OF tho BOARD or
Trade, South Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
CLAIM THIS STATE Il
DISCNIMINN TI:D NGNINST

The claim OF locaI shippers il that
Virginia is disseminated against il
favor of tho Carolnas and Georgia.
and that the Now rates viii work a
hardship upon them Chambers OF
throughout the state have taken the
matter up. and ON Yesterday they pre-
scented their argument before This body
and asked for an appropriation suf-
hcicnt to have the matter argued he
fore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission when tho railroads present
their side OF tho matte.
Tho members before whom the mat
ter was argued took il under advise
mcnt. and II" statement as 20 their In
tcntions was civcn out.
Representing the Richmond Chamber
OF Conmerc" were two committees, the
committee on inland ,-nd" and the
Legislative committee. Firs, vice prcsi-
dent T. G. Laird presided ard intro
dUced tho various speakers a. N" con-
ference. which was held ~ the Gov
crnors office. Those members % the
committee on inland trade present
were 7 Pryton Giles. chairman: y VI
Cannon. Walter NJ Jones. John NJ
Taylor and !. + Rvland, The mem
hcrs Of the Legislative comlnittc pres
crt were \. VI. Cannon. chairman; T.
y. Giles. George G. Gregory. G. C. Val
cn'inc ana T. r. R>land
The following representatives from
other cities were present and heard
by the body:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Louis washer Appointed.

on the recommended ton of Assistant
CITY Engineer NJ. o. IIankins, the Adj
ministrative Board yesterday appoint
cd Louis Washer as assistant inspector
of sewers
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-07-29
NOW TELLING
THE NEIGHBORS
70 Follow Her Example, When in
Need Of Medicine, and They
Have profited by Her Advice.

Asheville, N. q. Mrs. W. H..
RhOades, of r. r. D. No. 4, of this
place writes: For five years after
my marriage, | didn't have very good
health Every three months ! suf-
fered for several days had ter
rible pains in my abdomen and back.
| tried various remedies and medi-
cines, which gave me no relief.
Seeing the testimonials in the al
manac, thought ! would try Cardui.
After taking tile first one or two bot
ties, ! began to feel better. | took it
Oft and on for about four years. i'm
proyed all the time after | began to
! take Cardui
Cardui and Black-Draught both are
fine medicines and | always advise my
sick neighbors to take them and they
have been improved or cured by fol
lowing my advice. | would also ad
wise all suffering women to take Car
dui. for it brought about permanent
cure for me, and ] always have 1t In
the house. i am we'll and strong ane
have had good health in that respect
since using that medicine"
Many ladies', who once suffered ter
rible pains, now do so no more, or a
least are relieved OF many OF the1
troubles as a result Of taking Cardul
he womans tonic.
TRY it. For sale by all druggists
ADV
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-07-29


q To look ones best and feel ones best
is to enjoy an inside bath each morn
ing to flush from the system the pre-
vious days waste, sour lamentations
and poisonous toxins before 1t ts abb
sorbed into the blood. Just as COAL
when it burns, leaves behind a GER
tain amount of incombustihle material
in the form of ashes, so the food and
drink taken each day leave in the ALI
mentary organs q certain amount OF
indigestible material, which II not
eliminated, form toxins and poisons
which are then sucked into the blood
through the very ducts which are IN
tended to suck in only nourtshment
to sustain the body.
II you want to see the glow OF
healthy bloom In your cheeks, to see
your skin get clearer and clearer, you
are told to drink every morning upon
arising, a glass of hot water with a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
it which is a harmless means of wash
ings the waste material and toxins
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels, thus cleansing, sweetening and
purifying the entire alimentary tract,
before putting more food into the stom'
| ach.
Men and women with sallow skins
4 liver Spots plmples OF paind cont
! plexion, also those who wake up witt
| coated tongue, bad taste, NASTY
breath, others who are bothered witt
headaches, bilious spells, acid stomael
or constipation should begin this phos
phated hot water drinking and ar
assured of very pronounced results i
one or two weeks.
q A quarter pound OF limestone pho
, phate costs very little at the dru
store but is sufficient TO demonstrai
that Just as soap and hot wats
: cleanses. purifies and freshens 4
! skin on the outside, SO hot water az
{ limestone phosphate act on the INST
e organs. We must always consider tn
I interna. sanitation Is vastly more I
t portant than outside cleanliness,
II cause the skin pores do not abso
It impurities into the blood, while :
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