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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-19
OVERCOME BY GAS.

Overcome by gas while at work at
his furnace, Saturday afternoon, Ed
ward Maloney. employed at the Bull
lard Co.'S plan in Brewster street, had
to be removed to the Bridgeport hos
pital for treatment His condition
today is not serious
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-19
ASTHMA SUFFERERS

I will send you a 800 bottle of my
Guaranteed Remedy for Asthma, on
trial. Send no money. Pay after TAX
ing, If satisfied. Remedy gives quick
relief Has cured many after every
thing else failed. Mention nearest ex-
press office. Address
George d. Hoover, Mfg. Pharmacist,
Dept. 401, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-19
LOSS OF APPETITE.
LOSS OF WEIGHT,
SLEEPLESSNESs ETC.

are all overcome by Recupertabs, they
are made after the formula Of DR.. Al
bert Robin. the famous French pi1ysi-
clan. and are being used very largely
in Paris and other European capitals.
When taken for a short while they
Will give positive relief in ali cases OF
nervous exhaustion, mental depression.
lack vitality, general debility. ane-s
mia, etc.
The G1ycerophosprates of which
Recupertabs are composed. contain.
the element necessary td overcomes
these conditions. They are now being
prescribed and recommended By. many
physicians in this and foreign cpun-
tries as the best, quickest and s1regt
nerve and blood tonic tina. they know
OF.
Recupertabe are for sale at all drug
stores at SOC and $1.o0 per package
or will be sent direct upon receipt Of
price.
Curtis Chemical Co.. No. z14 West
23rd St., New York. Distributed In
Bridgeport and vicinity by j. D. Harh-
gan, No. 81 Fairfield Avenue.--Adv.
RI TIE >
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Why and Wherefore Of the l. W, ".

II is conventional economic trii,m
that American lndus,riaism is guarsn-
tceing to some hall OF III, forty millions
Of our industrial population life OF
such limited haI mess, OF such res,ric.
tons ON personal development, and Of
such misery and deSolatlon when sick.
mes, OF accident comes, that We would
be childish political scientists not ~
see thu' from such an environment littlt
Nell.'acritlcing love ul country, little oi
cthlc,, little OF gratitude, could come
1t is unfortunate that the scientific find.
Iugs IT our sociai con Iition must u.s.
words which sound strangely like the
| ohraScology of the socialists This
similarity, however, should logically
be embarrassing 10 the critics Of these
lndinq' not 10 tho scientists. Those
who have Investigated and studied tho
'ower strata OF American labor have
'ong recognized the ! W. W. as purely
symptom Of a certain distressing state
II affairs The casual migratory Ia
borcr' arc the finished product Of an
economic environment which seems
'ruclW efficient in turning out human
beings modeled after all the standards
which society abhor,, The history oi
the migratory workers shows that,
starting with the long hours and dreary
winters u the farms they ran away
from, or the sour smelling bunk,hou,e
in a coal village through their ohArac.
'er'dtbaNing experience. with the drift.
ing hire and ire" life IN the indus.
tries, on to the ,iciou, social aud .copo.
mic lie oi the winter unemployed, their
training predetermined but one out
come, and the environment produced its
type. Atlantic.
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Have You a Cook ,

A Noman has no right TO keep i
cook VI maid who could render bet
ter service in the factory or shop de.
clarc> Ida Tarbcll IN an article en-
titled What Shall We Do for Maids"
IN the current issue OF Good House
keeping On the other hand the
writer continues. She should not al
low woman 10 60 into factory or
shop who would be better of al home -
When is q cook better OF At home
The author says when the home Of
lcrs a- satisfactory conditions, hour,
and social advantages as the factory
and shop do Aud she adds
These institutions have been get.
ting the pick u the working women, the
pick Of those who would prefer house.
work, but would not take It at the
price OF an unlimited working day, no
SUNDAYS or holidays. and the social dis.
advantage, that go with honSework, II
Is curious enough that women who
keep help have been So slow in tccop.
ming that here was the root oi thew
difficulty HUT they must see /, They
must realize that the tlmc hss come
tot them ,o run their household bust
ness AS man run, ms business"
4, the close oi the article Miss Tar.
bcll makes the following suggest ton for
al 1
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SLIGHT ADVANCE
SCORED IN COTTON
Market early Receivers Losses
q. Of Thursday But Drops,

NEW ORLEANS Nov AFTER opsn.
iug lower and losing I to ~ points On the
fr.t qail, cotton hero todnv st"hdicd
aud advanced 20 a level 10 tn "A points
over The closo Of YESTERDAY more
cheerful view ~ the political situation W
Europe furnished tho basis for tho buN.
ING
fhr advance wRE Widpued IN J, TO ~
pohtr hu, demand lrsprnrd A. noon IN,
tn " points
Liverpool wnE good buyer on the
eArlv advance but demand lRpered OF
during the middle Of the morning auu
lHtcr fluctuations woro irregular Janu.
arv eAsed 10 ~ ibC and March AZ agc, ~
about trto 81 points from Tho early hish
level aud within I or points Of lAHt
nlHhts close Trading was pulet Al mid
day with prices steady Ht tho decline,
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STOCKS RECOVER
PART or LOSSES
SbippmeS and SteeIs Lead Ad-
vance In Wall Street,

NEW lOlk Nov. o. Investment
ahHl,H Wrft In demand nt tho openlng uf
toda,H market although. tho ist as
whole showed further hesitation snip.
pings lrd tho advance Marine praf-rrnd
oOu gaining N pOluts aud Atlantic a
Gult ~ l'ulttd states steol opened q
a slight gain which was soon increased
tu y points and Dothlohem Atecl rose
poinlsJ other ilyustrials and prom
ncnl equipments Wcro mainly higher ht
nvertr, Vuup nj point lbilH were ir.
roEuhr. lnnlfcs and coalern showing
underlying nrmnesF inactive speuinltos
md utilities were again rcacilonArv
uoou hut the general trend was toward
llEhcr levels Investment rails we're the
chlct features NJ advances Of VI 10 .
poIntH over Yesterdays final prices
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CROP REPORT IS
BULL|SA TO CORN
Material UpturnS Follow Ad-
vance Of More Than Cent

CHICAGO. Nov strength developed
IN corn prlcrH today owing 10 the fact
thnt the government rrOp indicated
smaller 'ylold than The trade had expect
ed II took but little buying TO brlnR
hhout n Tathsr sharp advance, offerinw
Rete comparatively abCAtCo. Initial quo
istlonr, which ranged from unchanged
figures tn no higher with Decemhor
81 IN aud MAY tllsA 10 81 iJh, were
followed ny y material upiurn all Rrourd.
ORis Hympnihlks with tho corn bulge
Rural ,offormgr were light
HUGE shlpmtnu OF lard aud meat
nlndo the provision market pHCtud Ills
or pfirrp ~ hogs counted also aH An ol,.
mtut ~ .tfsupth
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nav YORK

NEW YuRK Nov 0-.Tho rotton ma
kot covered PAR of lts latest lOsscH 90
yesterday during tudny'p eHrly tradiur.
There seemed to be less pcsrllnlEm AA tn
political conditions nhrond while over
night spot HdNlCer from ilr south were
hulh-h aud thcrc was huyinE hcrc hv
trade Interests ltCeU opened Htrndy NJ
an advance ~ 3 points 10 decline ot I
paints Some further scattering Wall
street liquidation was readily absorbed
with active months AcllinE about II 10
II points not higher before tho end Of the
trSt hour january advanced To "a 60ic
and March to gg iuc, making a recovery
~ nhout IA points from ysatorday's low
luNsl
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KANSAS CITY

kANSAR CITY, Nov, Hpus re
cnlul> T. 800 Toe to Zoe higher bulk tl6 4
rlHe5 heavy So 00n n 2b light us Aon
/, 90, plss tl600n li0o CATTLE Re-
copls 1000, including iOO souihernS
stcAdy; primo fed stcnrs 90 b0d is.ib
dressed btor steers Al l,0nh Ia 90 south
ern Neers-t1 0om'i No. COWS " non n ~
helIsrs "a 500 l2 90 utuorsrs ~ sea- i2UO
calves VI sop y 90 SHEEP. Receipt
I OO0 stsrdv. lambs SlA a0ati6 ?S wnthers
$40 tOrl2bo ewes IshOglli "tOckcrr
a. IU4f "a III
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Lswton IL Patriotic

Lawton. one OF ,ho smallest canton.
ment cities IN the United states, Is
also one of the most patriotic II
things thar the city has done 70 show
the government that u ls whole
hearttdly IN the war 10 whip ,he
kaiser
With regard 10 the amp it'ell IN,
bond issue ui SJ7S.OOO voted by this
city tu construct water main. made
1t possibility Electricity Is being
furnished the camp and aviation
school from tir Lawton plant The
city Oyetsubscribed both Liberty loan
quotas, subscribed literally 10 the first
Red Cros, war fund contributed $4,000
10 the war work recreation fund and IN
cideutAlly was the first city IN the na.
ton TO d. sU, The citizens are Al So
subscribing $40 10 the fund for the
state council OF defense and 10 the
American boys tobacco fund, IN add.
ton 10 the $500 which is 10 be raised
for the "N" work in army camps aud IN
Europe l,awton has the biggest and
best hospitality house IN the country Tor
the convenience nj the soldier hoys anl
Lawton people aro making every q
tort to see that the boys while IN the
city are properly entertained
In all other line. ~ war work Law
ton people, collectively and individusl
y, are to the tore This city can he
depended upon by upcIe Sam. IN ever,
way, for the successful prosecution OF
the war.--Lawlou News.
- -
Judgc-"Thc police say that YOU aud
vour wife had some words" Prisoner
ut - - II. -. = III.,, - .
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. 80, Sc HOGS Wtu,lpE
i6 200. strong bulk l650ulISA lights
tlG lpu I, lU miAod 2Uhl,ib heavy
I6l6Hl t. Is, rough tlG.ltui1i0, ulg'
yIggidisNO CATTLE Receipts 1000
WCnk Imt|yu steers g. HuulGsa. weilcru
steers s. lrull2t. ulucpfrs aud feeder"
S. Gvplttu cows aud h-Iier- " toa AS
calves t6 iaull O0 SIIErr Re,eipt-
5000 strong wolhers N,i0Ul?sN. lambs
go Uu.b It Al
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fOr SNI.F-t-room bungalow. : lots
Cat west l.. capitol Hill, $4,000, 10
room Clut. 2lS west Washington. t6.r0l
S. nUo INVESTED Ono good apartment
house nets you &hli annually, Owner
VOL 3ie1, az Colcord RldE
10 ACPES hirh, rich land at sbth ~
aud Santa Tr, crossed by gas maiu,
nrced low Wal 3l29, Si1 Colcord
FOR SALE -Pnlr lots on nm re1r
Shnrtel, $3.50; pnr on 30th, noAr ClAs-
zen. 5000 block Of 20 lots northwest
attractiy, looution. tlb per lot l5rlan
feet on ClHKs,u, s. mo; rr"st bargains
'i5 Crmnboll HldE Wal afdS
l.RuOM bungalow strlctl, modern,
smal cottage IN real, gurHgo, owner
leaving cit, Maple rSG?R
BY OWNER, new, dandy, 5-rUom modern
bungalow. close in Wal di2A-R
S,ROOM MODERN. LOT loONlIo On car.
linz, Close IN, t2,So0i tloO ASH. I2S per
month q rooms modern. n, HUDSON
close In, 500 cash SO a month. uaAtor
National Bldg
ONE Of lhc best bargains u uksn soon
U.rpSm duplex house, gig-i " l7tf
street Good terms Would trade ioJ
Aud II YOU want a home don't over.
,ook 5-rocm cottage. full lots fnu base,
mcut. 1872 w goth street n YOU want
10 buy on sell ur TRADE, see Peer. 23o Bal
limnrc H'dr. W. ll49.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
sToCkHOtDERs
To the Stockholders Of the Treasure
State OIL and Gas Company.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Treasure State OIL and Gas com
pany, viii be held a. the office Of the
company. il1 Colcord Building, In Okla.
homa CITY. ohahoma, AZ 1000 o,nlolk
A. N, on Tuesday the tth day Of NO
yembsf 1917, for the purpose Of In
crsaslns the capital utocs of the CON.
pspy from one Hundred thousand loO.'
00t boz Dollars 10 the sum OF Two Hun.
ofed and ttty Thousand ti950, 900 oO
Dollars, and for the transaction Of amp
ether business In connection herewith
that may be necessary
This October 9TH, 1917.
FRANK HOPES,
MYMoNp = LocEp
Directors ~ The Treasure state on aH
Gas Company
Attest FRANK HOOpES,
tsFAtD President.
RAYMOND P. LOCKE, Secretary
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The Defene,

Hodge went 90 fair yesterday
and paid five dollars for kiss from a
pretty girl
Podgr That, cheap wen, 70
court yesterday and paid two thousand
dollars iur M, amc uuC Town Top
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"Why /, il that YOU encourage all o'
Your clerk. lo get married. asked the
caller
Well" replied the Hos, ~ und that
married men Al, not ~ such an awful
rush m gc, home early a, single men
Minneapolis lrlbun,
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STEER SUPPLY
HEAVIER HERE
But At lhat the Offering Was
Small,
nEC EITTS TupAN

tArlLl-l luhre Wvrv mog0 Nc,ra ur
u,lr h'r, todn, ihuu com amy previous dny
this W,rk hut ~ that the otfpr,rg was
smull nrd sold rt generally tiHUdN priu,r
God INT uHsu', and grass feds brought
- Juu q ou The COW market was Nvll
enpuv pud ugWsd from NrslcrdtN's
opening. showed % derln, NJ 2bc. which
uh,brs the weeks market ,n, loWvl The
decline has hcru particularly severe On
all kluds ut cows And htilero selling he.
low s. Etoohcrr rud feeders W,rr trndy
to-day.
Closing Quotations.
Prices a. tho various grades vt cattle are
approximately 40 followt
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For Quick
Market

pirht.yoorr nouse we'll
M q butlt b,sr,reui cist err
LSOA r,r,rs Iriyrwny stone
A~-1F\ h',nI" ,,,,, ioS,,,d nu
rT1AIS N W" ,J.r, ,,opId cosi
JlvsvAxv \II .ro a, ,.u,lf,,i, 81 $50
III i',. IL ttuI ,.,ah ltlru.,
llISt-p psrprurN 10, nor r,.f.ib would
" NNV ,,u, ~, ,gt This Is ii
h,rurlu
p, g-TJ ~ F,u, C.roour modern hung.
'si". s,,',,,. ,,' l.,,,.,,,J h.s,,r,u ,ts
,.,, ,,n g,r,r. rric,.u house and
,,rd In,.t.9iir & .bn INNS ID
'I,"' ,N,S ~ g,l,5,I,t usv burr,Ipo. o
.,trc lots, owner leaving rlt,. snvs sell
g,r a. i,u a baryntu
,r tut, So Ifir, rro luuurIuw OU
W.. '.' Is...F-...,.
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OKLAHOMA TRUST COMrANNs
HAntgATNE

OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
BARGAINS
beautiful 3-ToOm, semi modern CALI
foruir bungalow u 600 block ". & ST.
capitol nm fnr only $1,000. $3.50 cash,
hahuCe 10 suit
Sic. 5.room modern home with built
IN pantry hrg, bnrn, glnEe. fuo well
and fruits trees u 1900 block " Nth
prtc, s. 75o, 13Op clsh, balance R' ,p,r
month
New 5.room modern california hunrp.
low % rooms iu u0E balance iu white
enamel, basement In too bloDk " i-rd,
pr',o 1920. oub $500 cash. balance E55
per month
Capitol View Five rooms nu pavement.
In 1909 block y broadway ncinE the
capitol only S. 600, $3.50 cash, balance 800
per month ~ , percent.
Frisco employees can buy nice b..
room house, basement. good well. In 100
block T. Catalpu. lots Tor 81 OOO, 800
cash, balance 81 per month
Why pay rent wheu 5000 cash and &'u
per month viii buy i nice 5-rOom mod
eru home with garage, on lots, IN 1900
liU,t, " ,ln ST.. ON paving " block Of
cat Zine. prlc, 81 .g5u
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
Houses, stores and Farms for Rent,
sos 10 Insurance Hldg M7ulc lG
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IIuAR RPnOI

LIVERPOOL Nov N-Nrrkb cotton
Statistics Total forwarded tu mills A.
OOn halor American Ad,Vonl stock iSl goo
hnles American ad10Oo oypOrtE iN,n0.
bales, American l72uon exports none.
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81. Louls cAsn oRAlh.

81 LOUIS, NOV. = cons High.r
No ?. 81 rGtfib bg; No white. nrw
uai OATS, Hlphor. M 2, NoHUdlcJ
Ne ] white NittC
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Sorrow

y, lttlc mother you whose sou
Was one OF three that lay
So cold and white, 80 slim and young
So ',ill at break NJ day
My tears ! mlngle with your tear,
My heart with your heart cries, %
But O, you had him year, and years
And you have memories
w was so Young and brave and true
So gallantly he died
And all the nation grleyos with you
And shares Your mother pride
No bitterness can ever mar
That memory while yuu live
But what can ever comfort her
That had NO son to give
Maybe you thought no heart could be
More dcsuIale than your
But YOURS seems sorrow sweet l1 me
10 that my heart endure.
And ~ YOU fold hi, things and CIV
In ',lrut wordlcu woe,
q. Jet me share with you, t'r v
had mo- son ia gol
IINllN FRYER klll.
M East Thirteenth street
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News From Nations Markets
Produce Provisions
cHicAoo

CUlCAGO 40, HuTTEW TN
changed EBGS Receipts p21s IaSeH
IOTATtES Receipts Is
,prs. unchanged POULTRY Alive
higher. fowls iSuIP,. springs ig,
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SEW Nnltk Nov Y. SUGAR Raw
sioud,. centrifugal G"Oy molpSs-S Spec.
isfucd steady. fine vrRuuplsd Soc
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Field Closely guarded.

Indicative ol the Jealousy with winch
Uncle sam Is protecting this aviation
camp from the eye, ui persons whose
intention may be- ANYTHING but iricndl,
Is the wmcr M which the entrance Is
guarded a person desiring To- enter D.,
ilr,, acco,lcd by two special officers
wearing uuml,taLablr badge, ol au-
rhuuN. Nhu,DI Dnv,tcn,r that the
stranger show @ pass quickly DonNuccS
him that nuc =, nrctsssry Being un-
able Do produce one he is directed 10 a
kiosk neat by, bearing sign reading
Information bureau Her, he may
explain To- the man In charge what
bu,nes, he has IN the camp and II his
reasons for entering are not sufficient
" convincing the man in charge turns
TO the telephone to state the case TO
the commanding officer II the visitor
arrived IN any sort OF vehicle he may
turn hi, head at this iunclurc and see
two officer, inouutycl' tmr,rlng any
uarccl, that may bc in it INQUIRY as
to why they are doing this will elicit
'hc response that thcy want 10 know
what the Conveyance contain, ny this
time the visitor Is informed iNat he can
ct cannot enter according y he was
born lucky ur unluCky
| irutrran, Il'ngton Wa, CLOSELY As.
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Judgc-"Thc police say that YOU aud
your wife had some words" Prisoner
II had some Judge but didn't &c,
chance 10 use them. Puck
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Named Before Birth.


building. that It contain,
Named Before Birth.
lhrl,lcu-d before It wa, bum ri.
Iug,uu llcld bud, lar to do more honor
To the name ul the dead aviator whom
ii commemorate, than the publicity its
purpo,, viii bring it for from that
field many young americans whose
hearts beat strong with the love Of lite
and no whose ycms pulse the blood OF
CouDr, and devotion lu the sacred
task event, have set before them Will Ro
a,ro,, the ra, to face the dangers II
battle At Ellington field these young
men will be trained in the art Of all-
ing ainratl. and will he taught how
tu observe location, ON the ground far
beneath them and how ~ drop An
aerial bomb Just where 1t Wrll do the
mos, good ior their euuutty
Ellington tcld--named m honor oi
Stroul lieut. + /. Ellington killed in
am lrpllnr accident NoN y lyli-l'
m command ut trr,, Lieut. Edward
Burn, II }, located lhirly.thrrc mile,
from Cdlvo,,ou Sar ihc Galveston
houston X Henderson railroad, and
passenger, travelling ON that road and
ON the Galveston Houston luterurbdr
ar, enabled h. gaii fair idea oi it,
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LECALS
NOTICE or srIcIAL MEETING OF

ln AnsvrnnG Ads, Please Mention IImes-
---.-s..-.-----.------e----- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
COURSES IN NURSING

AT the request OF Miss Ella Agnew,
the State Board OF Health will again
give courses in home nursing and
home sanitation to be included among
the classes planned this summer for
the Girls canning clubs
For the past two years the board
has co-operated in this work by giving
lectures on health and by making
demonstration in the bedside care of
patients. This year when sufficient
time can be allowed 70 use the micro
scope. The courses will be enlarged TO
demonstrate bacterial life.
AS the girls attending these courses
are usually. bsiwesh twelve and elk
teen years. and are from the rural dis
tricts OF Virginia. the demonstrations
In nursing are believed by the board TO
be OF practical value in showing the
girls what can be done 20 prevent. as
we'll as 10 treat. sickness in the home.
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MOTHERS. DON'T
TAKE ALCOHOL
Mortality Among Children ~ Mother.
Who Drink AppnliinR-Non-A
hole Kennedy Epdorsed.

The awful mortality among babies
o! drinking mothers and mothers who
use alcohol is appalling. and recent
figures show that 81 mothers lost SIS .
per cent % their 1875 babies. whereas
twenty eight relatives Of these same
women drinkers who were non-users
of alcohol lost only go per cent OF
their lbs children. ~ per cent Of the
babies that lived were cpileptic, and
the children Of users Of alcohol de-
Ne!op more slowly. and among the
users Of alcohol as mentioned above
and called moderate drinkers" Chose
who drank daily no more alcohol than
corresponds 70 one glass OF bccr)
about 40.
The amount OF alcohol in an ordi-
nary glass Of beer is little II any more
than will be found in some doses of
alcoholic remedies, and when the Fer
rodine Chemical Corp. warns against
the use OF alcoholic iron remedies CON
tanning too much alcohol. :he mothers.
parents and physicians OF families
should note carefully on every bottle
Of medicine they buy the percentage
of alcohol which always appears by
order OF the government as pro,cc.
ton TO the public
When ones system needs tonic
and you feel tired. WORKOUT and run
down. and the appetite, energy and
vitality are at low cbb don't take
alcohol. which has only a TEMPORARY
effect upon the digestion and a detri
mental effect on the Kidneys. stomach.
nerves. brain and liver. Take n nat.
urai. nom alcoholic iron (not a patent
medicine) and tone UP and stimulate
the appetite and energy naturally and
permanently.
Acid Iron Mineral (natural from NAV
be secured at any drug store in either
hfty-cent or dollars size bottles for home
use II Is powerful and goes from
two to ten times as far as other and
weaker iron preparations. and unlike
many, II does not injure stomach.
cause constipation or blacken the
teeth. Large bottle sent prepaid ST.
by Ferrodinc Chemical Corp. Roanoke
Va.-Adv.
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Women's Pumps

$500 White Canvas Pumps: fine
Rcignskin cloth; plain or fancy effects:
ivory soles and covered heels. GO 90
Beautiful slippers. Special OA.C0
$500 White Canvas Pumps: Sea Is
land canvas; plain styles, leather soles
and covered heels. An extra CT 10
good value at only ....... OI.fO
$3.50 Dull Kid or Patent Colt Pumps,
Cuban heels; flexible solcs, very smart
and comfortable styles. Spe- GO CO
cial for Monday Characteristic. DA.OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
CHHDREN'S DRESSES

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tcrial in number of pretty new patterns Will give
wear ana are very neat and attractive little OQo
Dresses Special Monday JOE
S1OO Bingham md MILDLY we'll made and ycrv
scrviceablc In variety Of
tive style Dresses that really than IN
S400 White Dresses. fine quality or
CANDY; In dainty and sensible
ribbon sashes Monday "oa'ie fu''es and 1898
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17

Strong and we'll
made Of solid oak,
Stat seat and back.
full size. Com
plcte with hooks
and chains. ready
to put up An i'm
rncnsely good val
uc for Monday
only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17

Made OF solid
oak. bolt and nut
construction. Stat
seat and back: AZ
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strong and com
Portable. c IN
plctc with hooks
and chains ready
to put up.