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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-09
Other Advantages

In addition to these advantages.
this system Of storing, loading, and
discharging torpsdoes In submarines
enables the designer to concentrate
the offensive power forward. in the
most effective position for torpedo
attack and compact form. The speedy
and simple way in which the dew, e
may be operated also contributes 20
the diseharging Of the torpedoes more
rapidly and more easily than by the
difficult and complicated handling
which the system now In use re-
quires.
tcOpyriSht, 1871. Mum q Co, otas F. wOOa.,
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gravity Of the weights displaced are
all symmttricaliy disposed about the
axis OF the revolving device.
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Easy to Make THIS
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousando Of families swear by It's
prompt results. Ire1pensirN,
and SRtes about s..
Observation-Disclosures

You know that pirc is used in nraI!T
aIl prescriptions and remedies tor
coughs. The reason is that pine contains
several peculiar elements that have
remarkable effect in soothing and heal,
ing tho membranes Of the throat and
chest, Pine is famous for this purpose:
Pine cough syruNs are combinations OF
nine and syrup. The syrup" part IS u.s.
ualIy pla:n C-anu:at"d sugar syrup.
Ec.hin" better, hut why buy i'll on c"%
easily make it yourself in five minute
TO make tho best pine cough rrH'c"'
that money can buy, put 2l1 ounces
Of Pinc1 if0 CENTS WORTH in n plEt
hottie, and fill up with home mndc s'lrnr
syrup. This gives ycu full plnt-1nore
ihan you can buy rrady-madc Tor S-.'l".
1t is pure, good and very PHEASANT
Children takr it eagerly.
You can feel this take hold Of cough
or cold in way that means business
The cough may he drv. hoarsr and tight.
or may DO Professionally loose from the
formation of phlcgm. The cause Is the
same-inflnmrd membranes -nnI th!s
pinrx and Syrup combinnti Wi stop
it--usuallr in % hours or less: Splendid,
too, for bronchial asthma, Yourselves,
or any ordinary throat ailm"nt.
pinrx is n highly concentrated com
pound Of genuine Norway pine e''r"!',
and is famous the world over l"r is
prompt results.
beware Of substitutes. Ask your drug
Cist for "2l, ounces of rinrH' with d.
rcctions, and dent accept anything
else Guaranteed to riv" HhSolut". salts
The Piuex Co.. It WaruG. lud-
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Ohio will furnish ample winter enter
..ir1nent and comfort and give cpp"Ctu-
nifty for all kinda ~ recreation I" her
soldiers in the south. Governor Cox to-
day appointed q committee to 20 70
Camp Sheridan Friday. arriving there
Saturday. to look iaso needs and wishes
OF Ohio boys In camp there. Those On
the committee are: Colonel William
Cooper Proctor. Cincinnati. chairman
Alfred G. Allen. inctnnati: Charles Il.
Bosler. Dayton; Emmett Curtin. Lima:
Robert F. Wolfe. Columbus: Claude
MeeSer Columbus: Frank r; Coates. To.
ricdo; Munson Ravens. Cleveland: Judge
Thomas A. Jones. Jackson. and l. Z.
The committee will u accompanied 70
montgomery. Ala. By Adirtant Genera
wood and Charles H Morris. secretary
, 20 the governor.
Speaking in behalf OF the state said
Governor Cox in statement issued
Tonight we send the assurance TO the
boys at Montgomery that they are IN
cur minds ard hearts. and provision VIII
be made for them.
Upon the return, Of the committee n
report will be made TO Governor Cox as
20 the needs OF Ohio National Guard.
Immediately after that. said the
=. statement. an organization will be-
made throughout the state for the 7Ie-
oose OF providing winter entertainments
or what other agencies might be sus-
.estcd By the committee"
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LAST CHANCE TODAY
TO SEE DIVING QUEEN
meru,a3da Closes Engagement At tn
Court Theatre With TWO FOR
fo-TlEuoes.

There are two chamce5 left yet for y''u
70 see ",rh. Lady Elccane:rS "mi
Nerlnaidu. the diving queen NJ tn" Court
today.
There will he the usur! ladies' coupon
antinee a, els ard the last perfccmancH
takes place tonight At the regular hour
Ncrrnaida and her Ill; ing queens urs
gr.a, attraction 10 hurlesGue patrons
this week, and tl.ey VIII hold u diving
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and swimming contest tonight Tor VII
men swimmer" AMI divers nt the city.
Mc#rnaiia cha!."ner% any one. either
amateur ar PROFESSIONAL. To compel"
WIKI her. cash prizes viii he offered
t"riCh; L. ii.~ h"Si :"nlai" swimmer AMI
diver i, tt,, ..iiS. Oct uut %"ur bathing;
s::!,&. girls anal K" after tn" prizes
There j. :. inak fourteen feet long
seven feet wild" ami three and onc-hal:
feet deep for YOU ~ disport yourself
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r,auve-s TO Co-ope-ate.

\ state legal ADVISORY ooarn .os nE
pose OF securing the cooperation OF
-. lawyers OF thu state in connection
til the selec,ive service act has been
AIMED by Governor Cox as follows:
Edward KILLER. OF Newark. vice p:es;-
l.nt of the American Bar Association.
..-hairmaE: Paul Eowla,.d. OF Cleveland.
-.1te councillor OF the AncTtcan Rar
Association: John y. Shauck. Of Coicm-
BUS. president OF the State Bar ASS
..ltion: and Attorney General Joseph
t:.Ghec. -,
Its purpose will BE- TO call upon al
lawyers to assis; the boards II n" work
before them in III" matter OF AnaS
.,r..-istrants in the preparation "t their
classification cards ard an% claim Trey
,lnay make. Tbs work will Do done with
out charge. The board met today at
tho office OF tho attorney general and
formulated the organization for the
Ycrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21

The United States d'rar: nirht OF aE-
riculturc has written !" the rOhd com"
mission saying that ~" first project
under tho n"w "cdcral AID provision Tor
this state las been approved ana "
2i6.4S will soon DC arai!ahi" Tor the
carrying OF ~ The worK This IS IN"
portion allotted To tho state FOR this hrSt
project. which is IN inl2t owed road be-
tween LewIsbure and Roncevertc. in
Greenbricr county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARl.ESTOE. W. Va. Nor 20
Firiy-four rrsiden: and sixteen non
resident corporations were chartered
ny he secretary II stat" in the month
OF October. according to the report or
Secretary Houston q. Young to IN"
state auditor. filed today. Eight for
etCn corporations also were authorized To
carry on their business In the state.
Twenty-Five corporations received au-
thurizatirn TO increase their capital
stock Will" there was only OIL" decrease.
Twcniy-thrrr corporations were dis
solved in October.
The total income Of III" nfiic" for the
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month WAS s1o5oss5, .: which 35,75s.s0

was received on charters.
Charters we're issued today to the FOL
lowing corporations:
Fraternity oil and Gas company, OF
Flrkcre5urE. 10 operate wells in Wood
and Kjlchic counties, capital stock w.
900: incorporators II II. ll"hiitzpl. +. II
Rcxroad. r. NJ. Marshall. q. ~ sans.
~" paricrsbwrG, md !. q. Rogers u
CAIRO. W. Va
Mount Harmony Ccrnct"r" association
q" Pcnnshoro. ". Va. to maintain 4
c"rntcry in R!tChie county: CAPITAL stock
nu:,: incor poratnrs Bert bradford. / j..
Fortycc, J. 4. Wn",ldeli H. l.. broad
water and f. r. Wells. MI II frnnsh"ro,
'rhc Contrast Th"t"-rlay corporation
ot TlarkShurg. Ia own and produce n
p-otu-play entitled The Contrast. III
,lt" interest ~ tho labor movement; cap
tel stock $&0 600: .inc"rH0rat"rs W. T.
Finley. W. 81 Rogers OF Eilrmont. John
". Slayton o. Pittsburgh. Edward IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
CONDENSATION Awards.

The following compensation awards
wcrr approved yesterday by Commits
si6rrr OFT:
Clarence EgGlcston Of Holden. award
oil s6.I4 4 week for life for the ampu-
tytion Of both legs; r. T.. Davis Of Six
will receive 81 q week for 90 weeks
for a confused wound Of the multiple
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ro1 vocational Training.

State and Federal governments arc
adv 70 snerd Sl5s. GOO FOR vocational
;:ainins in Ua;o schools for the year
ding June 50. 1918. and 20 per cen:
additional each year uniiI 1925. wh"a
~" maximum annual allowancc VIII af'
.iional extension bureau in Wasting
:. has pronounced the Ohio vocational
-. the best n many respects Suo:H!t-
any State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21

members: Ralph Mctu'Inugh Of M""Ean-
town. for an tmpulat"d l"G viii r"c"ir"
81. weekly for 100 ~'''l:S: raymond
Avery Of JrnkinS-i" a!:" suffered
an anputal"d leg ami Will r"c"iv" .$".:I
weekly for 1875 weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
"HANS UND FRITZ"

The h!r bright laugh spot in the sea-
sons musical comedy output is gen
orally conceded 10 be Hans und
Fritz" the urw comic cartoon piece
adapted from 4. Dtrk'S s"nsntonallY
amusing "llauS Ind Fritz cartoons
that have corvulsrd the laugh emotions
Of the cuuntrv's millions. Hans Una
t'rI:z' will cnr- tn 'hr Ccur, on Friday
Nov 20 for TWO performances.
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Ohio News Notes

.'.-- DAYTON-N-s. Joseph h::mHr was
fatally burned In Goa. GN explosion.
90, MARYSyELLE-paa. I'M. Hc"! -.
active IN Eepubl!can politics. was found
dead IN bed.
FREMOST-Clainic her husband.
John Wiley. was lyarhed and did not
commit suicide by hanging. Nov"m Der
q, 1915. when his body waH found n 4
woods near BcaGncr. Mrs. pttc" Wiley.
his widow, to-day flied suit u recover
$40 600 damages from $a"duNky and
Wood counties. Al The zine % Will
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Probing Tain Flot.

Officials u the i. !; .. railroad are
Investigating wha; they b"li"yr. was 4
plot TO wreck 4 =, X y. irAi: SATURDAY
night near Rock Kan Junction IL Ferry
county. Sunday Mat WohT," :"urG ser-
eral sticks CT dynamite: Ii box OF dyna-
mite caps and :, parity eurntd fuse on
the track. Experts who eNA!Hincd y.
tir,c fuse prevented the eN7!o$'"n
4 wreck at Rock Fun Jun>ii"" Would
cause - mines temporarily t. suspend
~ railroads and nutrition plants. \
wreck which caused Il loss al 100000
ard a five day suspension o. al trat-
tic occurred near Somerset. IN the same
line. lew days aSH. Snd auih"r:ti'S
believe there was some connection be-
tween two.
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pns.entn FOR Soldier.

Sing together to buy Christmas pres
snls for the soldier boys at Camp Sher-
dan. Notices Of these clubs have come
vol J. E GimperlinS assistant ad(u-
tant general. who is in charge OF the
snncia1 Christmas train that will be run
=, by Governor Cox to The camp.
Tho train will leave here on December
lG. and boxes must be in before that
Tina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
THE QUlNIME THAT DOES NOT
AFFECT HEAD

BECAUSE of it's tonic and laxative cf'
fcct Laxative Brom0 QuniIm can be
taken by anyone without causing ncTT'
BUSINESS or ringing in the head. There
j.; unrY one promo Qunin". E. w.
GROVES signature Is on box. zoe.
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VIII Cu-operate.

At request Of the COUNCIL 0; National
defense, the Ohio Good Roads Federn-
tion has named a special commteie" I"
cooperate with the Highway Transport
' Committee OF the Council "t Malone!
Defense. ". A Alsdort. secretary o.:
the federation is chairman. Other mem
hers are ". 2. Blair. OF Cleveland; y.
p Sandlcs. OF Ottawa: r. H: Hughes:
Of Pittsburgh. and s. II. Williams, OK
Lima
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Jo0 for OFT.

Mayor Willis Orr. OF East Liverp2ol
who was defeated toE re-ciection at IN"
r.csnt election Is slated Tor the POSI-
don on tho Colun biana county Liquor
license board made vacant by the death
OF Al Carlisle. II became known to-day.
The appointment may be rnade within a
few days.
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OHIO NEWS

corrNR.-S, j.. Nov. 9"--Ohto ot.i-
e;sIs hsv,. h...n an.:f..,! IA; -, federal
priority order under waich Oaio ard
West Slryi:ia coal has i''"n %::ipp"d |"
the Great Lakes VIII b" .t;"d IL 'c'
DAYS ohio railroads az h..:sE j"i-
1asted however ard state t.:.'sl'S ar.
aot 81 optimistic over a. speed: reflex
az the coal situation.
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voTrs FOE WOMEN,

TONp0N~ Nov o0.-Thr house Of
commons unanimously decided today %
cxtcndNh municipal franchise To women
ON the same terms as they now have the
parliamentary franchise.
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MEET AT BALTIMORE.

WNCIiINt;TDN Nov 20.--RNTtlmOr"
was sricrt.d to day az the l9ls c"nven,
ton city "t m" Southern Commercial
Congress ny IN" cS""utir" nfiic"rs IN
session her" to-day. David S. "arficIh.
Yas made chairman Of III" general Bal
,lmnrc committee to arrange for tn"
meeting which will be held from De-
ccInhrr to -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
ARE HIGH IN the
SITES RANKING

CHAELFST0N W. Va. EnT. -.
Announcement If III" r!asS'ii"nlI"n .!
The high schools 81 H. Stat" Tor -"
PURPOSE Of appor;inninE stat" Aid Wa
made today by tho stat" DEPARTING ni ~
schools High schools q! TN" hr$'
class will receive $500 each: 'hoS" 81
tho second lass $500 aHl th0S" at the
third class 1901 Their" NJ" ~ schools
cf Tho first class. u ~ III" Second class
and 80 Of tho thlrd class. First CLASS
schools have full four %cnr courses.
,"cond class Ecnr"iS lhrN" Year COURSES
and third class loss ihtm 'hr"" year
curses.
First Class.
Tho hii:h Scl"r!S classified III inc i'r>'
class arc rs fellows:
E"rkl"y. E"ling;"n. Ecnw""d iE"rk"-
10y Springs E"rwini. E'a":,Svil!" H.n"-
field RramwcIl. RridrcpcrL Eu"kaaHn"n'
cairo. cameron. rrrrd". Char."Slhn
charleston (co!or"cr. Charles Town.
,hrst"r. C!ar6shurg. Clay. 'l"nd"nia.
rowcn. Davis. East Elu&. E2E''w"'d
(WhcelihSl. Elkns. Fuirm"nt' Far
view. Farmingtnn F!ruNHrtnn. Fhi!htIS-
bee. Gary. C;as*away. Grafton. Hrlh''hS-
v!lln. Harpcrs Ferry, liarrisvi!l"
NudEcsvias lli'shnro. Hinton. Holt
days cove. Huntington Huntington
rr"lurcd), Jane Lew. kcys"r. kInE"o""'
l.ittlctnn. Logan. Los; Creek, LuHh''-
Mort. Warrington. Marlint"n. Martins
burg MaSoatuwn. MIt"wan. Mat aka
M!ddi"hnurn". Milton. MnrEant"wn.
Mnunlsv.n". Mount Hope. N"whurg
Sew Cumberland. New Martinsrlil'
North Fork. oak Hil!. Tark"rsh"rH
!",rie rshurg icoir.rn. Parsons. Paw
Paw. !ran$bur". Piedmont. Point Pleas
Nirhwo"d. Rlvrsvili". E"mn"y. Romeo
y.r;r. I;uwlc*hurg Salem. Shc-rar",
.;h,unsinn SiStrrsyi!i". Spencer, Sum
u.rs,jIlH. Sutton. s.. .\lbans. 81. Mnrr$.
Terra k!tu. Thomas. Function. War
wood Webster springs. W"lrh. N"''S-
burg W"<, Milford. Weston. W"S'
Union. Wheeling. Wheeling (col"r"d!.
Wtlliamstown nrd Williamson.
Second Class.
High schn1ls -: Tho second class
..,r> desrG nu:",! as follows:
Ansted Albright. Anderson. BEVERLY
Hr:.,oI Burmsvtll". Harrisburg tcolor-
rdl. Elk Garden. Fayetteville. flht-
woods. r'rankln. t;-""nhank LcwiSburs.
Mason New Haven. Newell. North Fork.
Petersburg. rc,"rStrwn. rhiltppi, Pine
Grove. Thoburn tW"st Monongah),
jainn, Wades,owu. Wallace. White Sui
phur Springs.
Third Class.
Tho hiSh schools Of ,!r third class IN
Guide tn" following list:
Bprrackvill" Runkrr Ifili. Tmnvill".
punhpr Duul"!th Ecclns. Fl!zahcth
r'air,nont East Sid"). i'atrm"nt tcol'
.urrdl. L"ll0wsvillr. Friendly. Gap Mills
,;.rlt Cacapon. lager. IacksonhurS'
Kermit. I."rrr". Lcrtown or. .. kcar-
ucysviil"l. Mcdonald (colcrcd). Man.
Munr";i"!d, MnrrarIown (cnlored(, Null
lens. Pin"v!llc. Pullman. Ripley. SahTa-
Ton. :a-f1iS. simpson. :SmithA"ld. Span
!yhburg. williamsburg and Wyatt.
Evening star., 1917-09-29

WANTED-For place in the country. a thor
ouEhly reliable man, accustomed to work on
farm, who understands the care of horses, cattle,
ETC.; good wages; good home. Apply to 10
am., 1921 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1917-09-29

IWOMAN-services Of one ambitious for posi-
tion beyond working or clerking; one who is re-
fined, Of earnest purpose and expects to work
for the opportunity offered. Apply by mail. Ad-
dress Box 291-E Star office,
The Cordova daily times., 1917-04-21

MRS. V. P. ABBOTT
 PUBLIC sTENoeRAPHeR Windsor Hotel Cordova.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

YE OLDE TYNE RAG RUGS
Heavy cotton rug in hit-and-
miss patterns. Sizes from 24x36
inches, at 75c, to oxI2 #, at
$I2.oo.
DAISY RAG RUGS-Plain COL
ors with chintz borders. Sizes
from 24x36 inches at $I.7s to
oxI2 feet at $3.50.
SILK FLUFF RAG RUGS-A
pure silk rug of high luster and
extremely beautiful, soft sur
face; the colors are exception
ally pretty and we'll blended.
Sizes 24x36 inches at SI.So to
oxI2 feet at $I6.5o.
COTTAGE RAG RUGS Plain
colors with white herringbone
borders. Sizes 24x36 inches at
SI.oo to oxI2 feet at SIa.oo.
w. & l.. SPECIAL RAG RUG
Excellent quality and fast color;
very special value. Sizes from
24x36 inches at 7Sc to 9xI2 feet
at $3.50.
There are rugs suitable for every
room in the summer home and
all the porches-rugs for the
simple cottage or the most ele-
giant summer mansion.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
The TouDn Crier

ssrhe Feast OF the RED CorB.- an
indian operetta. will be given by the
Armstrong Players, a group Of pupils
9f the Armstrong Manual Training
school. this evening in the auditorium
OF the Dunbar High school.
Rev. DR.. Abram simon Is TO deliver
a special sermon this evening at S:l5
o'clock In the Eighth Street Temple
entitled The French and English Com
missioners at the Tomb Of George
Washington
will give a card party for the benefit
OF the Central Garden Committee. to-
night at o'clock. at the suffrage
headquarters 1925 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Bridge and ave hundred viii be
played.
o. II. Benson, OF the Extension Bn-
reau OF the Department OF Agricul-
ture. will give a lecture and demon
stration Of canning methods for fruits,
vegetables and meats. at the Park
View School tonight at s o'clock.
A social and dance will be heI at
the J. o. Wilson Normal School,
Eleventh. and Harvard streets north
west, tonight at 8 o'clock. under the
auspices OF the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center and the Third Division
Parents League
The regular meeting of the Bright
wood Citizens Association will be held
at Brightwood public school building
this evening at o'clock.
The May Festival which was 20 ave
been given at the Friends Cor TRY
Club yesterday afternoon, for the
benefit of the Washington Baby los
pital at Camp Good VIII. owing I the
inclement weather, was postponed un-
til the afternoon Of Tuesday, May Is.
The Young willing Helpers Club
will initiate new members at the regu-
lar meeting of the club Sunday even
ing. at the Perpetual Hall
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

DELTOX PRAIRIE GRASS
RUGS, in plain colors, fancy
patterns and new Chinese de-
signs. Sizes ISx3o inches to
oxIs feet; plain, soc to $II.o5;
stenciled, 6oe to $Ia.9S.
FIBER RUGS-embracing the
three most noted makes-Rat-
tania, Rajah and Domus; very
close, firm and smooth weaves,
in a wide assortment of colors.
Sizes 27x6o inches to Okla feet.
Plain, $I.6s to SIo.eS; stenciled,
S1.es to $I2.45.
BRAIDED RUSH RUGS-Oval
and round; rugs braided in
Japan entirely by hand; smooth,
durable, reversible; pleasing
colors. Four round sizes, SI.7S
to $3.50. Five oval sizes, $I.oo
to $II.5o
PILGRIM CRETONNE RAG
RUGS-An exclusive and ele-
CANT rag rug OF superior artistic
and intrinsic merit; fresh, bright
and distinctive. Sizes from
zAx36 inches at $f.7S TO oxT2
feet at S77.5o.
Fifth hoor-F st. 4.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

Kate Davis, Of No. Os Eighth street
northwest. a popular Washington lady
who has resided in this city for a num-
Der of years. She said:
For a long time / have suffered with
stomach trouble; l was bloated with sas
after eating, and would be in terrible
agony. was in a very nervous condi-
ton and could not sleep at night: my
liver was affected which made me very
dizzy, and had bad headaches. I was
constpated and took all kinds Of medi-
cines in the hope OF finding something to
relieve me. Nothing helped me until 1
started to take your Plant Juice. One
bottle relieved me so much that I con-
tinued to take II. and can now truthfully
say that have no more trouble OF any
kind. am able to eat all Of nv meals
and enjoy them; sleep well and my
nerves are In fine condition; I am not
constipated and feel like a new woman.
feel that I owe this public statement
to Plant Juice for restoring nv health. .
Such words as these and those Of many
others which have been printed. have
wide influence. for they come from peo-
pie OF standing and integrity, who have
given Plant Juice a fair trial and have
been benefited thereby
The Plant Juice Men 1t at the Peoples
Drug store corner OF Seventh and b
streets northwest, where he is daily
meeting the local public and introducing
and explaining the merits OF this rem
edy.
on saturday he win remain at the
store until 10 D, m. TO meet those who
are unable To esn during the day.--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
Friday Special Sale of
Lily of France Cor
sets, at $3.50 pair.

Hundreds of our patrons are
familiar with the beauty. style and
superb quality and fit of our ex-
elusive Lily of France Corsets,
hence an announcement of the reg
ular $500 quality at $3.50 pair
will be generously responded to.
The model is well suited to rid
ing. outing and athletic purposes;
made of pink broche in hip con-
finer style. very low bust with elias
tic at waist. short boning and short
hip. Sizes 20 to 26. Made of
regular $500 quality materials.
priced special at $3.50 pair.
And the following:
5 pairs Lily of France Corsets.
strong coutil and brocade with
medium bust and long skirt; sizes
y. q, d. Is and u. $500 pair;
we're $3.50 and $1,000.
4 Ferris Waists of fine batiste,
button front style with straps over
shoulder; 4 hose supporters at
tached; sizes y. Is. 26 and 28,
$1.50 each; were $500.
Third foor-Eievsnth st.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
Misses Department.

| Navy Blue Messaline Dress.
full Skirt, with pockets. We neck
and long sleeves; size l8. $8.75;
was $l6.95.
| Misses Taupe Velvet Dress.
full skirt and large pockets; trim
med with buttons; size is. S8.75;
was $500.
I Misses Copenhagen Evening
Dress, net trimming and full
ruffled skirt: size l6. Sl2.95;
was $500.
| Misses White Linen Dress.
trimmed with pearl buttons: size
Is. $3.50; was $500.
| Girls Blue and Green Serge
Dress, Norfolk style. with white
pique collar and cuffs; size IS.
$5.7S; was $l0.75.
8 Girls Serge Dresses, in Rus
sian style; size 8. $3.50 each;
were $5.75.
2 Misses Brown Wooden Mix
ture Coats, suitable for mountain,
vacation and auto wear; sizes Is
and lS. $1,000 each; were SIS.
Third hoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
Friday Sale of
Women's Pumps

Women's Fine Patent CoItskin
Pumps. in Colonial. fancy trim
med and plain models. with turn
and welt soles and Cuban and
Spanish heels. The very rapid
selling of past weeks has left
these incomplete lines, which we
desire to dispose of-and have
made the prices favorable for
prospective owners.
Sizes as follows:
4. 5. 6. on and 7 AA; 4. ~,
5 and 7 A; 3. 3Iz. 4. 5 and 7 B.;
8. 81. 4. 5. E, 6Iz and J c; 3.
3Lz. 4. 5N. 6, 6Iz and 7 D.
$3.50 pair-were $500 to $500.
Third hoor-Tenth st