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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
STANTON
week.

SrAtNrON. May 26.--ThiS citv's
schools begin 10 close during tho com :
ing week. and many, social affairs will
he given in connection with the vari :
GUS commandments. chief among them
will he the final military balls ut
St"unton and Augusta Military Acad-
eirieS. both on the night of the oath.
and at the Fishburnc Military School
OH the 3Oth.
Miss Margaret EnSlow. of Richmond.
is II guest of her sister. Mrs. w. 6;
kahlr. and will attend the = NJ \.
finals
Miss lliidcEardr storey. OF Houston.
Ten was ii guest this week Of Miss
King Nelson. en- route home from :,
visit TO Sweet Briar College ncr alma
mater.
Miss Ruth Stillman. of New HochclIc.
y. Y. arrived oil Friday to Spehd some
time with Mrs. George y. Sprinkcl. who
VIII entertain for hcr during the com :
ing week with large dance at the
Country Club
Weekly dances have been resumed
at the Country Club tor tho summer.
dances having been. held only every Two
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NNE lady. in particular. of my ac
~ ouainiancc constantly suffered
the Embarrassment of having Il
thick growth OF down" all over her
face. Whenever she was to remove
these hairs she was compelled to re-
main indoors Il couple OF days. r-tus-
ing to sec any one, because OF the
terrible rcdncss and soreness OF ncr
face caused by using the usual re
movers" sold for the purpose. Her
face was sight red as lobster.
shiny ana painful after each applica :
ton. told her il was al! unnecessary.
and suggested she Try my way. Next
time. she did. The hairs from the en-
tire face were removed in just a few
minutes. and her skin was as smooth
and pearly afterward as a rose pctal
The application simply dissolved ava y
the hairs instead Of burning" them off.
You can d." the same. Simply get som e
Sulfo solution from your druggist and
Every hair Will vanish. II can he used
even on the tcndcrcst skin and il never
fails
MISS YEARS ON the contrary. re-
moving wrinkles is easy. very easy
astonishinSly easy And il takes but
tive or three minus q day and a few
surely and positively viii be proven to
YOU absolutely In your mirror in Il few
days. dare say. nothing has ever
been known 10 produce such results
as by The formula which give you
here. From your druggist get i've
ounces of eptoi and mix with one
tablespoonful OF glycerinc in half Il
pint OF water. Mix thoroughly. The
cream that results should be used very
literally and every day. Quickly YOU
will notice the little wrinkles dccI
wrinkles. crows feet and heavy lines
giving way before on ever increasing
plumpness of the skin,-and years
seem literally 10 be taken from the
face.
MRS. II. O.--Soap is all right forany
part OF the body except tho scalp and
hair. That's because there's more IL
remove from the scalp than mere dirt
There are fatty scales that form which
soap is not made to remove. Besides
soap and ordinary shampoos contain
alkali which dries UP hair sccrctions
There's one thing. and only one. which
effectively removes the fatty accumu.
lations on the scalp. and let's tho ha IL
breathe. and that is cggol. \ tea.
spoonful OF cEgol In n half cup oi
scalp cleanser. 1t cannot he cxcelcd
! Twelve or moro shampoos can be oh.
taincd from IL twenty-five cent pack
/ age OF eESol secured from the drug
store.
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BUENA VISTA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Rtl.NA VISTA, Va, May 2f.-On
Saturday night at the home of Mrs.
w. u. Ftnrey, AN entertainment WAS
nurses. y ski; The Bachelors
Dream" was enactcd. NJ. T. Soudcrs
being the bachelor. Mrs. James c. Tay-
Tor sung My Laddy." "Somcwhcr. \
Voice is Calling" WAS sung 10y Miss
Marie Eohcy. and "hbscncr" WAS sung
by Mrs. Taylor and Miss Rohcy Miss
Helen Sticl! played the scarf Dance"
aud Miss Sara Jennings the 'WaySidc
chapel on tn" piano. Miss Vivian
S"ay sung "Onc Fleeing Hour" and
backward, Turn Backward" was re-
cited by Miss Catherine Finncy. The
rooms were bccomnGly decorated in
rcd, white and blue. The receipts wcr.
about Soj00.
Thc meeting OF the City Counci! on
THURSDAY night WAS an unusually
long session. Among the matters in
PRODUCED was one authorizing the an
poinimcnt of purchasing agents for tn,
citys supplies. II Was, n"~rvcr sost-
poncd for definite action until tho
nest meeting.
Miss Carrie Rubbish took a party or
women In her car to Timber Ridge on
( saturday and returned on Monday
evening.
Mrs l. NJ Wells and her two dauGh
tcrs, Misses Sara and Catharinc. Of
Wilmington. y. &. arc visiting Mrs
/ Leila Miller
I Miss Pearl Potter was called home
on Tuesday b. the sudden aud ,nyste.
rious death OF her father.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter attended
tn" funeral OF their brother in Golfers.
town on Wednesday.
Miss Dora Eurton spent the week
and in Roanoke
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lAWRENCEVIlLE

Especial 10 The Times pispatch.l
L.NWRENCENiLl.E, VA May %
an Thursday afErHoon Mrs. Walter
rrs Of The towht al an auction bridse
party IN honor Of her sister. Miss Susie
Powell, Of Emroria. whose engage
lncnt To Dr. William Anthony rctcra.
of Elizabeth Cit! y. g.. has been am
bounced. IN" Wedding to take p\cc
IN tune. Mrs Turuhul was assisted
IN rcc"iv.nr by her sisters, Miss Powell!
and Mrs. l.. T.. Goodwin, Of Emporia:
Mrs f.. Il TUrnbuli jr. Mrs W II.
lewis and Mrs. stuart ZONES prcsid-
ing Oyer tn. puu"hbcwl were Mrs
Henry Heartwcll and Mrs W r. Price.
Tho guests We're Mrs. - J.. Claiborne.
Mrs G /. Palmer Mrs W =. Price.
Airs Horny licartwcl. Mrs David
liicks. Mrs Willie Hcartwel Mrs
Charles Sebrcll. Mrs Nchlctt. Mrs Ben
Lewis, Mrs l.. W Davie. Mrs y NJ
M"Crca Mrs Robert Martin. Mrs l.. X
turnhull. In. Mrs &. T. Lewis. Mrs
i|urdettc Lewis, MIS-. stuart Jones
Mrs lack shell. Mrs II. - Prince
Mrs Mallory Turnhull Mrs Charles
Furrpull Mrs. frby Turnbull, Mrs "
~ Lewis Mrs Robert :racg Miss
Lizzie TurubUll Miss Flora Alien. Miss
Mercer punlor, Miss Grace Mallory
Miss Carrie iiay!cy and Miss Hcicr
GOOoGwin, Mrs. II W Han Mrs l.
Walkcr Turner Mrs T.. T.: Goodwin
Misses Susie Powell. Mary Turner. Bet,
tie Lee aud Ida cato. Of Emporia.
Mrs Rector, Of Ashcvill.. Is visiting
her daughter, AIRS. J NJ Young a, he.
country home near i.awrcncevine.
Mrs Nora Chambliss. Of EmpOria
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mother. Mrs. George Nal.

visited her mother. Mrs. George Mall
Tory. this week
Rt. Rev. Il. II. Tucker. II. D.. Bishop
Coadtutor OF the Diocese OF Southern
Nirrinia. preached and confirmed !,
class in ST. Andrews Episcopal Church
on Tuesday evening. On Monday ar
,crnoon Bishop Tucker visited and CON
trmcd at tho ST. Paurs Memorial
church for colorcd people.
MIR and Mrs. J. T.. Snow and family
and Mrs. l. Il. SpatiE spent tho week
end in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. H. \. l.anicr and Harri-
son rurnbull. OF Norfolk, motorcd to
Ltwrcnccvillc on Saturday and were
the guests for the Weekend Of Robert
Turnbull.
Robert Turnhun. Jr.. of Stn Antonio.
TEX" Is visiting his father, Hobcr,
Turnbull
Miss Cook. Of nrodnax: Miss Mary
Crinklcy. Of Raleigh. " G.. were week
Crinkley. OF Raleigh. y g. were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
C'rinllcy.
Miss bessie Tyler. of Brodnax, spent
tho wcek-cnd with her mother. Mrs.
James Wcster.
Mrs, Tcmmic Chambliss Goodwin of
Emporia, visited relatives in Law
rencevillc this week.
Miss Hazel Gibbs. who has been
teaching at Jacksonville. y. g.. has re-
turned Ia her home on Windsor Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth ChambliSs fell from
a window of the i.awrenCeville High
school last Friday afternoon. and Suf-
fcrcd internal injuries Miss Cham
bliss went to tho school to get book.
and fndinG tn" door locked. entered
through window In attempting to
get out of tho window she fol-.
Mrs. Il. Il. TYLER and Miss Phyllis
Jones Went to BrodnaN on Friday aft
ternoon. where Miss Phyllis took part
in a musical given by tho high school.
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FARMVIlLE
Especial to rho Times Dispatch. J

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FARMNILI.E. VA. May 26.-An in
tcrcstinE pupils recital was held ut
the Conservatory of Music on last Sat
urday morning The selections were
we'll made and splcndidly rendered by
the pupils. Those taking part were:
Misses Agnes and Edith Miles. Mary
Martin. Matilda and Mary Clark. Ruth
Barrow. kathrimc Watkins. Frances
Wilson. Ida Lee Gray. Evelyn Ray.
Martha Jane Hart. Eva coffman. Nir-
ginia Ransom. Thclma coulcy and Mas
ter Alvin richardson.
\ nass-mcctinE of the Farmers OF
Prince Edward and adjoining counties
was held i'm the courthouse here on
Monday of last week. Representative
aEriculturistS from three counties were
present and many practical and helpful
addresses were delivered for the bcnc-
tit of the farmers.
on last Wednesday the annual re-
union Of the Confederate soldiers was
held and large number of the old
vets turned out. Colonel John Thomp-
son Brown. of Richmond. and l.ieutcn-
ant Governor j. Taylor t:liyson wore in
Attendance and made eloquent ad-
dresses /" the body in the auditorium
Of the Normal School. \ splendid pro-
gram appropriately arranged WAS rem
dcrcd and followed by Il dinner to the
veterans. gwen by tho local chapter of
The Daughters of Confedcracy
Miss Eloisc Watkins. of Rocky
Mount. ~ a.. is visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. Elsa Schcmmcl Schmidt. director
Of the Conservatory of Music. spent the
week end in Richmond.
Mrs hughes and son, Charles have
gone to banvillc, after a stay with her
sister. Mrs. r. G. Gillian.
Mrs ben Noel, OF Crcwc. ~ the guest
OF her mother. Mrs. J. II. Noel.
Mrs w. II. Burger has recently re-
turned from LynchhurE. after spend
ing Il few days with hcr daughter, Mrs.
l.. II. Williams.
Mrs johnson Wooton is on II visit to
her old home in Blucncld. w. Va.
John Fallwcll of Chatham. was re-
Gently the guest OF I. II. E'allwcll and
family.
j. -. Iarkalis. OF South Boston. has
been recent visitor here
Mr. Grove and daughter. Miss Fran
COS. OF blackstone. spent tho past
week end with relatives hcrc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Flippcn. Of Lynch
burg. have been spending the week in
to his old home at sunny side where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Julia May ramlrttc has re-
turned home, after teaching tho past
session in rikcvillc. Ky.
Rcv. =. &. Hatcher, OF Ashland, has
been with friends here this week
Miss Gertrude Kennedy returned to
her home this week in Amelia. after
a visit of some time to her brother. G.
y, Kennedy and family.
Miss Lille StcEcr is with her sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
UNDERWRITERS HOLD
THEIR YEARLY MEETING
portant Events Of Season at
White Sulphur.
TAKE Up MANY PROBLEM
Devote Much OF Time to Discussions
ms Ia Best Methods uf Assisting
Government In Winning the War.
Many New Guests Arrive.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
May 26.-AmonG the many important
events at the Crccnbricr White sui
phur Springs, w. Va. this week was
the annual meeting Of the Southeast
crn Underwriters Association, which
was held here ON Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. over scVcnty-iiVc
members Of the associations. many Of
whom were accompanied by their
wives. attended this meeting which
proved to he the most important in
the history Of the organization. FRO
posals for assisting the government in
food conservation. and staple articles
of the South. such as cotton. tobacco
and sugar. We're under consideration.
and many plans were adopted for other
means of government aid. In the mat
ter Of national defense the companies
composing this association already
have turned over 10 the government
their engineering forces through the
National Hoard OF Fire Underwriters OF
New York. y recollection of officers
took place at the general conference
on Tuesday Among members from
Richmond who attended the meetings
were George T. Jennings. Frank j. Me
earthly and Allan H. Dixon. The larE-
est representation was from Atlanta.
TIA. the headquarters OF the associ-
alton.
Promincn; among arrivals from New
York at the ,;rccnbrcr this week was
Robert l.. Gerry. of Newport. X. l.. and
New York. who is making his second
sojourn here this spring. William
l'le,man ElbridGc Gerry Chadwick aud
liiio, cross. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. Iiol-
Inns lr are here for golf. Miss Helen
Porter has Joined her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William {. Porter. and with her
is Mrs Harry lioycr Butts and Richard
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Mrs. Floyd Gilbert. after visiting
friends In Richmond.
AIRS. j. X. Spencer attended tho
Arm istcad- Moore marriage in ltounollo
during the past week
y. V. Wade WAS the guest of his
brother. Professor Edwin Wade. of
philadelphia. in LynchburG last sun
day.
Mrs. George j. IIundlcy is on Il visit
to friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Scrpcll. of West Virginia. Is :,
guest in the home Of MIR. and Mrs. K. G.
BriStow.
MIR Rcnnic. OF Richmond. has been
Il visit 20 his son, Professor and
Mrs. ltcnnic.
Mcsdamcs J. l.. Jarman and II. Il.
TuEGlc were in Richmond during the
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
FRECKLES
DONE Hide Them With n Veil; Hcmovc
Them with the Uthinc Presentations

This prescription for the removal OF
fecklcs was written by "a prominent
physician and is usually SO successful
in removing frcrkicS and giving a
clear. beautiful complexion that il is
sold by any druggist under guarantee
to refund the money il IL fails.
Don't hide your frccklcs under "a
veil: get an ounce Of othinc-doublc
strength--and remove them. Even the
FIRST few applications should show "a
wonderful Improvement. some Of the
lighter feCkleS vanishing entirely
BE sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othinc: il is this that
is sold on the money back guarantee
ADV
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plS'fc Ei)--pon he discouraged.
It's terrible to go about for years with
black heads. you have But listen,
YOU can get rid Of them. in few mo-
ments-think OF thy sprinkline
rubbing the blackhcads with it, You
will marvel at the result, So cheer
up
result that anybody can imagine in
beautifyin"' the skin is produced by
the following extremely simple for
mula. Even on bad complex ions. such
as YOU say yon have. have seen
changes almost miraculous in only "a
few days You cannot fail to make
pure. by the liberal application Of "a
cream. made AT home. by using two
tablespoonful Of glyccrinc and one
Get the zintone at any drug store
You will neither want nor need any
other identifying cream but this
MISS s. 7. M canno, promise
tnobody cam. but this; mixture is the
exception. Failures are few. Mix two
ounces OF ruetonc and half cup Of
two teaspoonfuls three times a day
and on retiring.
kookiNG--onec in a while it does
happG"' t hn' r9St ,'he =, your drmgGist
bust developing mixture. just send the
price. one dollar to Secretary 10 va
leska Suratt, Thompson Bldg, Chi
cage. ILL.," and YOU will get il by re-
turn mail
BETSY CT knew your complexion
would be quickly transformed by
using NV formula. Now about your
short. thin hair. will make another
prophecy. Inside Of month your hair
will be almost an inch longcr-it will
be silky. and your hair Will stop fall
ing-thinss which YOU have never
I know I'm right. Mix one ounce OF
beta-quinol i'm half pint each OF
water and alcohol COR use one full
pint of bay rum instead Of water and
alcohoD. Your friends will notice the
tremendous difference in a short time
With this formula there is no such
thing as failure.
PERSPIRING-Thc only thing that
will completely control that excessive
pit perspiration and remove the
odor instantly is hydrolizcd tale An
ply IL freely TO arm-pits.
MRS. r. TIT is for that very rca-
son, to avoid the chalkinesS common
to ordinary face powders. that had
my own made up. Because OF the
enormous demand for il. this is now
being sold at drug stores. AS "Valeska
Suratt Face Powder" at nifty cents Il
box. in flesh, white or brunette. It's
flneness is extraordinary. and as many
say, IT stays on beautifully" and is
invisible.-Adv.
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weeks during tho inter and spring.
j. i. Schallcr. of this city. has en-
listed In the aviation section. sigma:
Corps. United States Army and left
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Miss Gracmc Benson. OF Eichmond,
is with relatives here. and will attend
the nnal military balls at =. NJ. \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

- Curious md Remarkable re-
suit Without the Usual burn
Ing Usually EapcricnccJ -
Says Nuleska Surntt the I.a,h-
ion beauty of the Stngc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

PERSPIRING-Th only thing that
will completely control that excessive
arm pit perspiration and remove the
odor instantly is hydrolizcd tale An
ply IL freely to arm-pits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

I.OOkING--O in while it does
happen, hut next time If your druggist
hasn't the ructone for making the
bust developing mixture. just send the
price. one dollar. to Secretary to Va
leSka Suratt, Thompson Bldg. Chi
turn mail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

MISS S. r. M cannot promise
fnobody can). but this mixture is the
best bust developer known. without
exception. Failures are few. Mix two
ounces OF ruetonc and half a cup Of
sugar In half a pint Of water. and take
two tcasp0onfuls three times "A day
and on retiring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-28
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for .
very trifiing cost. If you get from
your druggist a package OF canthrox
and dissolve a teaspoonful in a cup OF
hot water. This makes a full cup OF
shampoo liquid. enough so it Is easy
to apply to all the hair instead OF
just the top OF the head. Your sham
poo is now ready. Just pour a little
at time on the scalp and hair until
both are entirely covered By the
daintily perfumed preparation that
thoroughly dissOlves and removes
every bit OF dandruff. excess oil and
dirt After rinsing. the hair dries
quickly, with a fluffiness that makes
it seem heavier than it is. and takes
on rich luster and a softness that
makes arranging il a pleasure.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-28
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE To ACIDITY
Tells safe. Certain. Speedy. Relief for
Acid Indigestion.

so-ealled stomach troubles. such a. in
digestion gas. sourness. stomach ache
and Inability 10 retain food are in prob
ably nine cases out OF ten. simply evidence
that excessive secretion OF acid Is taking
place in the stomach causing the formation
OF gas and acid indigestion
Gas distends the stomach and causes
that fun oppressive burning feeling some
times known as heartburn. while the acid
irritates and infisnes the delicate lining
OF the stomach The trouble lies entirely
in the excessive development or secretion
OF acid
To stop OF prevent this souring OF the
food contents OF the stomach ard To
neutrali7e the acid. and make Il bland
and harmless. teaspoonful OF bisurated
magnesia. good and effective co-rector
or acid stomach. should be taken in a
quarter OF glass q hot or cold water
after eating OF whenever gas. sournsSs
or aeidity IS felt This swestens the stosn-
aeh and neutrzlizes the aciditv IN
few moments and is a perfectly harmless
and inexpensive remedy to use
An antacid. such as bisurated mag
nesia- which can be obtained from any
druggist in either powder or tablet form
enables the stomach TO do its work prop
srly without the aid OF artificial digest
ents AaEnesia comes in several forms
so be certain TO ask for and take only
Bisurated Magnesia- which Is especially
prepared for the above purpose--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-28
DAILY RECORD.
Building Permits.

burning EermlNs-
Fl Psso Gas Co. 10 build a brick ware
house between Chihuahua ana Sanfa r.
streets on Third, $500
N. Il Cordona. 1851 Frutas. addition to
Automobiles Licensed.
lgs'S-Sam Kazar. SO san Francisco.
j., loSIt-Jezus J. Flores. Leon and chihua-
1os5s-H ssclsett. 11.7 Olive. Overland.
-e-W Moon. Belin. Tex. Ford.
-, '-Jose r Vargas. Orchard Park.
los7s-E V. Ellis. s111 Bliss. Ford.
4Vsfs-T. c Adams. Juarsz. Hudson.
Deeds Filed
Loksn heiEhts-Logan Heights land &
investment Co. TO Fern Dietert. lots 3
az =, block IA. on Harper street. June
Fl Paso COUNTS. Tolzez 10 A J I'd
wards. section 40. block IS. township a:
ee1ion 81 block u. Feb 5 1917; $50.
AieNe nder addition-Watts Engineering
co. TO Charles Davis and T J. BeaH. one
mar block 80. on Cliff street. June IS.
Government Hin addition-otto r.
armstrong to W Cooley. lots IS and Is
block z. on Dover street. June IS. 1917.
DUNES addition-w. R. Britt TO 4.
Romo. lots to 10. block ;, June es
WOODLAND addition-w. r. Britt 10 A.
Romo. lots 14-l7. block 10. on Pera street.
June IS. 1917. sic.
Licensed to Marry.
Jesus Torres TO Loreto Cabrera.
Fred r. Grey 20 Stella F. Wright
Eugene E. Mellow 20 Evelyn Barnes.
Resale Nunes to Romova Gomez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-28
RAILROAD MAN
SPENT SAVINGS
Of MANY YEARS
Suffered ten years without
finding relief Now well
and strong since taking
Tanlac.

I wish to goodness had only
known about Tanlac before for I'd
have saved myself years OF suffering
and my bank account would have been
great deal bigger, said C c Har-
lllls a Weii-knOWn railroad man with
the Texas & Pacific. who resides at
eco West Belknap street, Fort Worth
Texas. and who has been resident of
that city for more than thirty years.
II was about ten years ago." Mr.
Harrin continued, that my troubles
began Ny appetite failed me and
everything I ate soured on my stOm-
ach and formed gas that gave me ter
ribie cramping pains and I could
hardly get my breath It seemed like
there was big hard lump right in my
chest that was cutting off my breath.
/ got 50 1 could hardly eat a thing
that didn't bring on one of these at
lacks and sometimes it didn't seem
like l would live through them. I
tried everything I had ever heard Of
and spent every cent I had saved for
ears trying to get relief but nothing
that ] took helped me at all
i read so much about Tanlac and
the good il was doing that I decided
10 try g bottle I have now taken
four bottles and can truthfuIly say
that il has entirely relieved my stom-
ach trouble Ny appetite is just splen-
cid and everything I eat now agrees
with me and does me good and / am
never JULIET Gu Win 4uAAZ EHAADn OF
those cramping pains in my stomach
or chest anymore I can eat anything
/ want and never have minutes dis
comfort afterward and ! am feeling
better in every way than have for /
years Tanlac has sure done the
work for me and ] gladly recommend /
II 10 anyone who has troubles like I
mine were"
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly /
& Pollard and Peoples Drug Store. |
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-28

H ". B. writes can you please
prescribe medicine which will relieve
me of such distressing symptoms of
kidney and bladder, as the following;
Pains in small of back. soreness in re-
giOn of bladder. frequent calls at
night but scanty flow with pain.
burning and foul odOr. putting Of
limbs. etc
Answer Those seeking relief from
kidney and bladder disorders should
begin taking balmwOrt tablets, a very
successful formula sold in sealed
tubes with full directions.
=
Mrs. y L. writes: Last winter l
was cured of a bad case Of brOnchi-
tbs by using your prescription con-
tanning mentho-laxene. and have been
very grateful and confident Of get
ting good advice. ] wish TO know OF a
good, safe medicine to reduce my alb
normal weight about so pounds"
Answer: thank you for your con-
fidence and advise that five grain
arbolone tablets is the reliable obesity
medicine which ] always prescribe
In sealed tubes with directions Any
druggist can supply YOU
James J. asks For several months
I have not been feeling we'll Ny skin
is sallOw. my tongue is coated. have
headache, am sleepless. nervous and
bothered with chronic constipation
Please help me-