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The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
PaintsDiHe items
Local And Personal.

Afty rsigar Rice Of Ashland Fran
els Rice OF PikeviliA and Lieut. Mar
lin R. Rice of Tt. Riley Kansas were
here sunday to attend the funeral O.
their grandfather d. Robt. Hurt.
ed yanhoose win open the Van-
boose Wholesale Grocery at the Paints
vine uepot by Ike first OF the new
year, w.
Postmaster ano Mrs. VIII A. ward
have moved into the Fetter residence
where they will make their tuturs
home. ,,
Postmas or ard Mrs. C. NJ. Preston
and little Mics Esther of Ashland
spent Sunday here the guests o. reia
tiyes and attending the funeral Of DR..
Robert Hurt.
Miss Frankie Preston of Ashland
was the guest of relatives in Paints
willie over Sunday.
Mrs. L. r.. Turner has returned IRON
a visit to MIR. and Mrs. Jasper van
.hoose at TT. GAY West Va.
Miss Bess Spradlin Of The Paints
vile National Bank, spent Sunday VIII
home folks near kuxier
Mrs. John E. Buckingham left Mon
dav with her daughter Winifred fol
Versailles where she viii enter school,
Rev. Sowsr rds viii leave today WIZ
his daughter Musette, who will entei
the same school.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
shipred Knitted ArtieIes.

The Knitting Committee of the Pike
County Chapter A. c.. sent lt'
first box OF knitted articles to the q =
vision warehouse Monday. This pcx
Ss sweaters 20 pairs,of socks
Q mu,iiers besides wristlets and wash
cloths. Another box will he sent about
December i and il is hoped that more
Of these much needed garments can be
sent at that time than were sent WIN
this box. This Knitting Committee mas
been untiring in its efforts and the re
suit is assured but always there is n
demand for more, and more kaitters
are desired to operate with TINS
committee OF witch Mrs. w. Dec SUI :
ton Is the capable chairman The "a :
test instructions concerning the sweat
ars given in the Lake Division News
should ne OF interest to all WHO are
knitting. This is that sweaters should
be made 2s inches from the bottom u
the neck, instead of rs inches as FOR
merly ard also should be wider, from
IL 70 20 inches wide, ard this VII
probably require more stitches, 30 IT.
steao OF So as was the first instruc-
ton
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
GIRLS! have A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
SOFT, GLOSSY. WAVY
SMALL BOTTLE DESTROYS
pANDRuFF AND DOUBLES
BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR.

Within ten minutes after an apph-
cation Of Danderine you can not tind
= sirgle trace OF dandruff or iallins
HAIR and your scalp will not itch. but
what will please you most will be al
ter a few weeks use, when you see
new hair fine aud downy at first,
yes-but really new hair growing all
over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou :
bles the beauty of Your hair. No dill
ference low dull, faded brittle and
scraggy. Just moisten cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw 1t througn
YOUR hair, taking one small strand at
a time The effect is amazing-your
hair will be light. fluffy and wavy, anc
.havo an appearance Of abundance; an
incompatible lustre. softness and lux
uriance
Get small bottle of knowltop
Danderine from any drug store or toll
ct )untel for a few cents and prove
that your hair is as pretty and soft as
|any-that it has been neglected or IN
iured by careless treatment that
ail--you surely can have beautiful han
and lots Of II II you vii! Just try'a h'
tie Dander,ne.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
MYRTLE.

Not seeirg anything from this place
for some time will give you a few
items.
Mrs. Erie Brantam aud daughter OF
Rockcastle and Mrs. Mary Chapman
OF Donithan. were visiting Mrs. Dan
Ratcliff Monday.
There was pie social at Clifford
Tuesday night for the benefit Of the
church,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sparks and little
son. Carl, visited w. NJ Sparks Sat
urday nigh and Sunday.
George Sparks came home from
Portsmouth Thursday
Our school II progressing nicely.
Revs Peters ard Carmel win have
church at Myrtle the third Sunday am
Sunday night In November.
George anc Charlie Sparks havs
gone TO Chattaroy. w :. Va, to work.
Sorghum making ia about over, bu
the farmers are very busy gatherin.
corn and digging potatoes.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
INEZ

Rev. Ilaml.n preached at the baP-
list church on Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Ward Of Louisa was e nus-
iness yisl,o, last week in our town.
Mr. Price who makes and sells boys
clotbing called on Richmond's recent
ly. .
Among The men who came homo 10
vote we note the following: A. Pear-
son of Ashland. r. L. Hale OF Hunt
in.rtor: C. w. Hale q Kermit; E.
Kirk Of Lolisa John Horn ana IlVls
Newherry.
The ladies' Hid OF the NJ e Church
south held an exchange in the OLD
postoffice building during the election :
Election IS over and victory came I
tbose who were nominated in the pri-
mary The defeated nominees contest
cd the election and then ran inoeper-
IDENTIFY. but we're finally defeated.
,rhe educational meeting held trl'
dav night was fairly well attended
THE ,ittle folks entertained the au
dience with songs, speeches an, pan
tomimes. Mr.. Samuels preached :
short sermon and the meeting aoJouril
ed to meet in enc week.
Married, Hamilton Ward OF lnez am
Cord Mullet of Greasy.
The death OF Mrs. Rlsse' Sterp &c
curr. d on Saturday night. She 'eaVe
her husband and baby, beside othe
relatives and friends.
A baby hey was born 10 Mrs We.
lace Bailey on November g.
Mr.. Raler has been getting men
10 on q lumbe. job at Cold river.
Mrs. Perry Cline is visiting Mrs
Ann Smith.
The lovely home of Mr.. ana Nil
w r. Mccoy was the scene ~ a ga
comrsny or last Thursday night whe
the participants in the halloween mas
uuerade were entertain
Mrs. Daisy Ray Of Inez Will be tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L Hale fi
few days at Huntington.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Local And Personal.

Mrs Thos pingus nnc son OF Hunt
ington are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ. Dingnf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zornaorf have re-.
turned from Cincinnati where Mrs,
Zorndorf ha, been takitg treatment sp
a hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II May and fam
lily OF jenkins are here the guests o.
relatives.
r.. II. sowerds Of Pisetille was
transactinf business here on Tuesday
Mrs. O. p, Powers OF Ashland Is
here visiting her mother Mrs. Ec
Ford.
Mrs. w r. Jil;son ard little daugh
ter were ir ASHLAND shopping on Tues.
'iaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Combs have re-
turned from Winchester and other
points.
ms. w. s. Harkins and daughtes
Miss Josephine arc in Cincinnati shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Howard o.
Maysville were here Sunday to attend
the foneral of Mrs. Judith d. Kelso.
Col. May. who is attending the Lou
isvillo training school was home fci
the weekend with his mother Mrs.
Thos. Wilkinson.
| Mrs. Mary d. Allen and 10 Anna o.
Weeksbury were here at the funeral OF
Mrs Aliens sister
| Mrs. w s wei and Miss Ruth
Archer are ohcpping In Cincinnati.
Bruce Atkinson spert Sunday il
Paintsville.
Oscar Stephens who Is attending th'
Louisville Medical College was n
home for tile election.
Miss Margaret Porter was visitin:
relatives hire this week.
Hrs. Harold Hatcher and Mrs. Gee
,a.chcr q Harold we're here on Sun
CAy
clyde Langley OF Camp Taylor is a
ONE Oh Through He is looking fiji
I'D Says the soldiers life Is n grea
cne.
DR.. q. W. Evans has returned fror
trip in the Fast
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
4 WQnan'S Purdens

re frightened when she turns 10 the right
medicine. II her existence Is made
.oomY by the chronic weaknesses, dell
cate arrangements, and painful dlsOruerS
that affIict her sex, she viii iind reliei ana
emancipation from her troubles IN ".
perce's Fayorite Prescription. III she's
1yerworked. nervous. or rrun-down,' she
fnds new life and strength. It's power
ful. invigorating tonic and nervine which
vas discovered and used BY an emlnent
Dhysician for many years, IN all cases OF
female complaints and weaknesses. For
Young girls Just entering womannood
ior women at the critical change OF lie u
n bearing-down sensations, periodlcal
oains. liberation, Inflammation, and every
Kindred ailment the Favorite Prescrlp-
ton Is the only medicine put up without
alcohol-ingredlent on wrapper.
PALos. VA. ~ Eight years ago this
summer could hardly do anything, II
was before our first little girl came; My
lower limbs were so badly swollen !
couldn't rest any where. ] was telling q
friend what condition my limbs were In.
She said, Take my advice and get some
lof Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
So | concluded to try II and this Is what
| IL did for me. had cnly used 1t about
one week when my limbs quit cramping,
the veins got better, and could sleep all
night, good reSttul sleep, so conIinucu
Hts use and had no trouble at all. -Four
years ago used 1t again, and another
| little girl came almost entirely without
ldlscomfort. One year ago ! again needed
Dir. Pierce's medicine but did not get II as
| was In very poor condition financially,
and suffered five days and nights. Now
note the difference.
~ will always praise the Prescription
TO any expectant woman for cramping In
limbs and nausea. 1t makes women stout
and gives extra strength and prepare:
them for motherhood. ! know II has nf
sQual.p - MRS. CURRY Lam.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Judd was visit
ing the formers father Mr.. Wesley
Judd of Meads Branch Saturday nigh.
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. O'Rryan at
tended church at Mary Sunday.
We were sorry to hear Of II. B..
Thompson getting SO badly hurt by
falling from wagon. but hope he will
recover
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Moore were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. q. H. O'Bryan
Saturday night and. Sunday.
At Ball was on our creek Sunday.
Hess Miller made a business trip
to Louisa Saturday.
Charley Pennington was here ore
day last week from Washington Il
visit his sister, Mrs. Belle O'Bryan.
Several from Georges creek were
visiting Elijah O'Bryan, who has beer
sick for some time, hut is now i'm
proving.
Allen Havs Of near Adams was or
our creek Monday horse trading,
Lonnie Salyer made trip to Char
ley one day this week.
SAD AND LONELY.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
All PIedae carsn NOT In.

At the present date over 200 pledg
cards have beer signed and returned
by the various ones who have beer
earnestly working in the nationwide
Food Conservation Campaign. Mrs
Nora X Sullivan, who has been Ma
jor General OF Floyd county In this
campaign has given her entire time L.
this great work which has been very
much appreciated by the communi'y
and county. \ humber OF the rnra'
districts have been little slow IA
sending In their reports and have
caused DELAY In giving an exact
amount - pledge cards which hase
been signed throughout the comfy.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
New cIass Industry.

The commercial spinning Of glass
has been lately reported as new Ven
Ice industry. The straight fibers, IN
hanks are supplied as glass cottoa
the curled flbers are known as glas
wool; and white felt pads one quartet
to one-hnlf inch thick are made by
compressing either. The spun glass
Is chiefly used in electrical Insulation.
The glass wool is suggested for wigs
and various other purposes; and tho
pads may serve as filters.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Death OF Prominent Old cltiTen.

" Mohley, aged sS years died of
pneumonia At his home at hruin, III
lIott-co .ant Wednesday. He was ,
member OF prominent family and
was widely known lie was the father
OF former representative r. T. Mob
ley OF the Carter Elliott district and y
survived bv two sons aid four laugh
ters. the youngest of whom Is Mrs
George Green Ut Ashland. Mr. and
Mrs Green and his other children
were all with him at the time OF hi
death.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Rev. J. o. Hanes.

Evangelist ] O. Hanes is one OF the
general eysnCelists Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South and is regard
I'd as one Of the most successful re-
viyalists of the South. He breaches :
pure gospel and his sermons are fillea
wish power. He speaks TO Us out OF fuii
consecralion and careful and accnr
ate knowledge of the Scriptures.
on November the eleventh the Kew
JIanes will begin a revival In the
MAYO Memorial churen this city Inc
singing is in charge OF ehcIister who
is specialist in revival music ano
win not only give enjoyment but spir-
final rover 10 the services.--Heial aid.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Ma-s,a,l.uerade Party.

Mss Elizapeth Stewards was the
charming hostess to masquerade par
ty at her beautiful home on FOURTH
and Scott street. the guests being
the high school students OF PiNevills
college. The first part Of tho eyenins
was spent IN guessing the identity %
the maskers .ald the latter part with
the winning Of partners for the sup
per. This was most delightful event
ard was greatly enjoyed by ali pres
ent.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Local And Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Call were sap-
ne, quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID Il.
Francis Sunday evening
Mrs. Tom Williamson and daughter
have returned from a visit TO relatives
in williamson
Miss Helen Record and Miss May
belle Thompson were weekend guest
OF Miss Mousie May at john
Miss Alice Johnston Is spfferinr
from sprained foot and ankle this
week.
Mrs. Ralph Crawford WAS the guest
OF Mrs. A. f. Auxser two days las
week.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Red Cross Yarn Has Arrived. .

or account Of the scarcity of yarn
the Red Cross Chapter has been un-
able to procure yarn for knitting. The
Chapter at Pikeville spared 10 pounds
so the Chapter hero might begin work
at orce. Many are busy now making
sweaters.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
PikeDiHe Items


Al n meeting OF TIE Executive Com
Emittee of t',r Pike County Chapter A..
r.. e., Il was decided that Mrs. v
r. C-av ford should represent the
pike County Chapter at the Lake ple
vision Convention TO be held In cleve
land, o On saturday of this week
Mrs. A. X williams was made
chairmsn OF committee to have
charge of the surgical dressings and
work on this will be begun as soon a.
possible
/ Several other matters OF Importance
were attenoed to.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
v,s,rs IN LAWRENCE COUNTY.

w Fl. Steele and family and Geo
Johnson ara family have returned To
their home here after most ehJos ,
able stay spent visiting friends ana
relatives IN Lawrence and Jonnso''
90 mites. They wish to thank the Law
renee county people for the hospitai
s.y shown them. ~
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
THEY WON OVERWHELMINGLY
HAD NO OPPOSITION.

q 4. Warler. republican. was elec..
"a as Mayor OF HELLER. Joel Ratlill
r.. q. wells. John Ratiiff, A r iip
SON and Mem Childers were 'ieSse'
Is city councilmen Having no OF
.,onen.s. they made a clean sweep.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
oYster supper PostpOned.

on account Of the critical condition
of Mrs. Judith l.. Kelso the oyster
supper which was 10 heve been given
on last Thursday night by Mesdanes
IF A. Hopkins aud w. B. Burke was
postponed un.il Il later date
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Republicans Win.

Much interest has been felt for sew,
eral days in the election. Everythins
was quiet and the crowds were very
orderly en- election day Complete re-
turns are not IN as yet, hut the partial
returns in Ut this time tWednesiaA
morning) Indicate a sweeping victory
for the Republican ticket.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
The Knitting Club.

Miss Anne Hamlett very cnal mins-
IL entertained the Knitting Club Tues
dav eveaing. All the guests nnitted
yery busily during the evening an1
much vas accomplished. A very de I
liehtfjl reading was given by Miss
Felts ard beautiful solo was sung
bv Miss Ditto. and altogether II was
very enjoyable affair.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09

c. Y. Lig,n vas in Plttsbnrg the
latter rart OF the week ,ransacting
business,
Misses Mahle and Marion M9yJ
spent sunday az their horne he
country
a. ] Davidson, who hes been sch
,ir sene time was able 10 be tie
polls on TUESDAY
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Miss Maupin Returns.

Miss Julia Maupin OF Virginia ~ho|
has spent several y Neeks here. the gueS'
OF Mrs. James ID. Francis LETT Tues-
day morning for Hinton, w. Va, where
she will spend several days after which
she will go u Charlottesville, Va, for
the winter.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
PrestonsburgH Items
New county Officers,

New County Officers,
The election Tuesday resulted a.'
follows:
Jailcr-Juel G Martin, Democrat
Sherlff-lSendal Moore Rtpublicmf
County Clerk IT. =. Johns, Demo
crat.
County Ildge-Ed Hill, Democrat
Assessor Day Han eepublican,
County Attorney-Nm. Dlngns, Re.
publiSan
Magisiraie-Iames Bank, Democrat
School Srpt.-Tilden Collins Dem
ocrat.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
HELLER NEWS
REPUBLICAN POLICE JUDGE
ELECTED ON CITY TICKET.

Charles Bicluord, merchant wa
elected Police Judse for The city %
HsIl,er by majority of 5S votes
Rickford received 1s4 votes.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09

Eighteen bodies have been found ~
the ruins Of tie Salvation Army res
cue mission at Paterson Y. j., wnlcl
was destroyed by fire early yesterday
Ten persons are reported missil ana
ten were taken to hospitals
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Hone She viii Return,

Miss Marie Roberts left Tuesday foi
her home Lear Louisa, Ky. after /,
season spent here IS County HoIae
Demonstration. Misb Roberts wnile
here made many friends who hopN
that she may be returned hero mex
season.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Successful supper.

The annual oyster supper OF the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Presbyter
ian church. which was held in the
church parlors Friday night was very
successful, about $4,000 having been
cleared.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Catlettsburg Items
Local And PERSONA.

Mrs Tobe Wiley and Miss Eva Rice
OF Paintsyillc wer, guests NJ the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs W. Il. Akers las,
week.
Mrs. Richard Adams n over from
south roint guest of Mrs Amandt
Adams her mothers law.
MIR and Mrs. Tom lAnhorn and
baby are at irestonsburg guests OF
relnt ives.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Paused Through.

Mr.. and Mrs. Medley AIagruder o.
Pikeviiie. passed through the latter
part or tho week cnroute q ~. Joseph
hospital. louisville where Mrs. Mag
rudcr submitted 10 an operation Mrs
r.. T Mngrudog. mother OF dr, Mag
ruder. has been notified that the pa
dent is doing we'll.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09

The Frerch advance IN pursuit o.
the Germans beyond the chemin- des
Danes has attained an average or =
mile and 4 half ana altogether sine
Saturday eighteen square niles OF ter
ritory have fallen into French nanos
The French are displaying caution Y
their advance. as a number o. trap
for the unwary have been discovered
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Callers Here,

Judge and Nus. James Monroe Rob
erson. late OF Pikevilie but who are
now IN Huntington With AIr and Mrs
.. n. Blnkc aud rhl'urcn- and Mrs
Charles a. FULLER motored down Sun
day afternoon from Huntington AMI
called on friends Judge EobcrSon la
ter took the train for Iikeville.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Callers Here.

Jasper L. Morgan, coal operator OF
PikevIlle. Joined his wife here yester
day and they spent the afternoon with
friends returning to Pikevilie IN trs
evening. Mrs. Morgan has been Wis
iting her parents at Galiipolis, Ohio,
for tho past two weeks.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Or. A. C Bond Has
| Returned To A,hlarr.

pr. A. c 2ond, who recently en
listed in the United States -nedicpl
service nnd who was sent 70 Ft Cor
dan. Ga, has been given nm honorable
discharge ard y again located in Ash
land
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
raekx Party.

The faculty OF PikeVille college en-
tertained the High Senool students
with "tacly party at the Derfianus
Wednesday evening, Halloween. oiH
fashinned games were played and Hal
loween r, freshments, pop corii and tat-
~ apples were served.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
.Pa.sed Thr.uph.

nr. and Mrs. Grover L. Howard q
MaysvlIle passed through Yesterday
returning home They had attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Judith Davidson
Kelso at Prestohsburg
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Halloween Party

The girls OF Pikeville High school
entertained tie boys of their classes
with masquerade at the scaool build
ing un halloween. Many interesting
costumes were worn and the evening
wis one of great hilarity and fun.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
BANQUET Postponed.

The banquet that was to have beer
given To DR.. and Mrs. S. p. Fetter by
the Womans Missionary Society OF tne
Mayo Memorial church has been post
pcned until a more favorable time on
account of the family being IN ASH
land at this time.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
~ = wooTEN LOSES RACE,

w : Wooten, who an OF tne ~ ,
ticket Tor Police Judge {.
Heller was defeated. He received ~
votes.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
To Live Here.

MIR. and Mrs. w G. Fleu, formerly
OF Prestonsburg, have returned here
TO I've and have apartments IN the
home OF Mrs Shafer on the corner. OF
Fourth ST. and Scott-ov.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Thrown Erom Horse.

Mrs Richard Mayo Jr. was thrown
from a runaway horse on SUNDAY and
bruised considerably. She IL able TO
be oat however.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
hers Erom PaintsviIIe.

Miss Mayme Elliott is here from
Paint>viIle Tor a, visit TO Miss Sipp
Akers Miss Alters cntertained Al an
elegant luncheon sunday IN honor o.
her visitor.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Marriage Licenses.

Rocco solete "a. Tracey Nero. "A
Logan. West Va.
James Palmer 50, Elizabeth Easley
30 both OF Ki4tler, w. Va.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Returned From South.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Harman re
turned Friday from an extended ti1f
through the South.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Has Gone East.

lanes d. Francis left "Wednesday
morning for Washington. New York
and other points IN the East,
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Auto Stolen.

Ar Overland automobile belonging
to T p Marcum WAS stolen sunday
night. The cars number was sai2I
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
.r-,,ens FROM HUNTINGTON.

RETURNS FROM HuNTiNGfoN'
Mrs. c W. Arnold has returned - -
nor home after spending several Weeks
in Huntington. Mrs. Arnold mas a. .
most recovered from long attack o.
tvphoid fever.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
Pcestonsknra offieers

Mayor-N. y. Beavers
Police Judge VIM. bradley.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28
lronclad Guarantee.

Q-Ban is all ready TO use. It is not
a dye. 1t is guaranteed to be harmless.
A large bottle costs only soc. II is the
only guaranteed preparation for ths
purpose. Your money back II not sat
ished.
The secret OF Q-Ban's wonderful re-
suits is the process OF oxidation brought
about by the exposure OF your hair to
the air and sunshine after IL has been
applied. This very process makes u
safe and sane and cleanly, and is one
reason for Q-Bsn's tremendous popu-
larity. Beware of limitations. o-Bsn Is
made from a scientific formula OF gly-
cerin, swefel. alcohol ethyle and DELI
cate perfume-the discovery Of great
chemists. 1t is indcrced by Prof Won
Huber.
Put your trust in guaranteed o-Ean
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hair Back TO Mature" Get Q-Ban at
Liggett's drug store, Washington, d. C..
or at any druggists or write Hessig-
Ellis Drug Co, Memphis, Tenn. giving
your druggists name and address. Try
Ban Hair Tonic. Q-Ban LIQUID Sham
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