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no That certain changes be made.

ing mat ceTtdlu Cnah6S9 uS
"Another thing that calls for com
mept is that in spite Of the fact thai
the cost of labor has increased more
than 50 per cent and the cost OF pa
per more than 100 per cent over what
It was five years ago, the whole book
bill for the coming five years WIZ %
only 4 per cent greater than that o.
five wears ago, according to estimate
of the department Of education.
1.-THE following are the ctrcumstan
ces Of the adjournment OF the com
mission:
"on motion of Mr.. Rhodes, the com
mission adjourned pending the decis
inn of the supreme court Of appeals
ON the petitions now before 1t for man
damus proceedings against the ooarC
or public works and the secretary e&
officio Of the commission at the ear
Hest practical date" -.
Today the arguments in the appil
cation of the w. H. Wheeler & 60. lol
a writ of mandamus to compel the
Board of Public Works to approve
their contract are being heard IN tne
supreme Court OF Appeals. Yester
day Governor Cornwell created a sen
sation when he appeared personally IN
court and denied that the court nae
jurisdiction to require the state ex
ecutlve to perform any oncial ACT
made charges against the School BOON
Commissions honesty in letting Int
Contracts for new set of books anC
further denied that the members O
the commission were legally appoint
ed BY Gov. Hatfield, his predecessor
Specifically, Gov. Cornwell cnarseI
that the book contracts we're the re
sults of agreements and understand
ings erected outside of the forma
mesting of the School Book Commits
Sion and that the contracts predl
Gated thereon should be, therefore, De
clared void and that to approve tnt
bond of the W. H. Wheeler & co
would be validating and ehectuatinl
a contract which was thus founded
unon understandings and agreement
effected outside the meeting OF tht
'O 4nnesring with the Governor ant
showing cause, in a separate answer
why the Board of Public Works should
not he required to approve the bono
of the hook company, were the otnel
members of the board, INCLUDING
State Auditor John s, Darst, Secretary
NJ state Houston G, Young, Treasur
ar W S. Johnson, Commissioner O
Agriculture James H. Stewart, Super
infendent of Schools M. P. ShaWke!
and Attorney General E. E. England
who presented the boards answer u
the court. ..-. .ho,
tho hook commission, or members o.
# we're improperly Influenced in let
ting the book contracts, the Governor
told of the visit to his office, while tne
commission was in session, of rep
resentative Of the Wheeler compan!
to make protests against the methods
he charged then were being used, D!
which. he said, other concerns WERE
to get all the contracts.
The Governor then related the man
ner in which Wheeler's Readers were
chosen his effort being to show thai
the agreement on these had beer
made among members Of the commits
Sion while it was not in session.
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MUCH food
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CONTINUED from Page one,J
the crematory. She suggested that the
work Of the Food conservation com
NIT might start with this condition.
An announcement which was made
yesterday will interest the housewives
in the city was that Of President JOS,
Roster OF the Normal school and Su.
perintendent Otis G. Wilson Of the
High school had offered the use Of
the Domestic science kitchens With
equipment to the women Of Faifmont
for their canning and preserving work
The appointment Of commit tees VIII.
be made by organizations rather than
the individuals, in order that the work
will be carried in through organic.
lions already systemstized. The com.
mittees will be announced through
the press, as soon as they are com.
pleted by the board, +
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12
War Supplies Went
Down With Kansas

NEW YORK, July IL. = War sup
plies consigned to American troops in
France went down with the American
steamship Kansan yesterday, reported
sunk by German submarine. They
were shipped by the National war work
council Of Young Mems Christian As
sociation 1t was announced here to-
day. They included $4,000 worth of
flour, sugar, biscuits and other mate
rails. They will be duplicated as quick
~ as possible It was stated.
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No Verdict Yet in
Coal Conspiracy

NEW YORK, July IL. = Nineteen
hours after the jury In the case Of Viz
GINA and West Virginia semi bitumi'
nous coal operators retired 1t had not
reached a verdict at noon today.
The defendants, Il operators and
So corporations, are charged with re-
straining trade and fixing prices con-
trary to the Sherman antitrust laws,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Today's Legal Transfers-Tony
Chiccarelli, and wife, to Nicolo LON
berto, parcel of land in Grant dis
trict, consideration 500. The follow.
ing deeds were filed at the County
Clerks Office yesterday: T. A. Hugh
es to Nora A. Vincent parcel of land
in the Hughes addition to the city of
Fairmont, consideration 81 and other
valuable consideration. ]. B. latter
son and wife to William M. Patterson
a parcel Of land near the city of Fair
mont, consideration $500. William
Gillispie and wife to The Monongah
Company the Pittsburgh vein Of coal
underlying a parcel of land contain.
ing 296 acres in Grant district, con-
sideration 81 and other valuable con.
sideration.
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s2OO.ooo EIRE Ar nIlnllnllE.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 12.-Flre
early today destroyed lumber yards
and store houses of A. A. Cooper and
company, wagon manufacturers, sever
al thousand tons of coal and number
of freight cars belonging to Illinois
Central Railroad. The loss is estima-
ted at 100000.
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County court-County Court met to.
dav and discussed plans for road con-
struction in Grant district preparatory
to letting the contract for the work.
The lunacy commission met to consid-
er the case of ]. NJ. Riggs a farmer
from near Barrackville who was ar
rested on a warrant charging insan-
ity.
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4. c. OF 1. CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON, July IA confer
ence on high cost of living will be
held in Washington July Both and 31st
to discuss federal legislation to give
Government control of natural re-
sources, and a proposed taxation sys.
TEN by which high tax on unused
lands would be used to pay the cost
of the war.
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Women Will Head
Nations Educators
tRv Associated .Pressl

PORTLAND, Ore, July 12.-Mary
C. C. Bradford, state superintendent
of instruction of Colorado, was named
today as candidate for the president
of the national education association
for 1918 by the nominating com
mittee Of the 1917 convention in ses
sion here. Mrs. Bradford said he:
nomination was equivalent to her eiec'
ton. The election will be held tomor'
row.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Coal Company chartered-The Fair
mont Gas Coal company, Barrackyille;
5000 capital stock; to operate mines
in Fairmont district, Marion county;
incorporstors, Frank R. Steel, Harold
/. Steel, W. p. Bridge, Arnold Bridge
and E. B. Beerbower, all Of Barrack.
vile, has been granted charter.
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Go to cbarIeston-Mr. and Mrs. ].
s. Jones, Of Alliance, Ohio, who motor.
ed here several days ago and who
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ey.
ans, have gone to Charleston where
they will visit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Lawson In ohIo-D. R. Lawson, Sec.
rotary Of the Central West Virginia
Coal Operators Association and Cecil
Barr left yesterday evening for Toll
edo, o. They will return the latter
part Of the week by auto.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Cut this out on all four silss. Then
carefully fold dotted line / It's entire
length. Then dotted line 2, and 80
on Fold each section underneath &C.
eufateiy. When completed turn over
and you'll find a surprising result.
Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

'LibeIly Laus is the name suggest
ed as even better than "Sammies," by
Rev. Staff of Colorado Springs, Colo
He came here from Sweden is years
ago and is one of the best orators in
Colorado,
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cHIPpEWAs ARE sUEERAeIsTs.

BEMIDJT, Minnesota, July 12.-Af.
ter refusing chiefs OF the tribe repre-.
sentation in their council on the
ground that modern Indians are dem
ocrats and not monarchists, Minneso-
ia Chippawa Indians in council here
today gave the suffrage to women.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

SAVE THE SUGAR. : Sugar is
scarcer. We use today three times as
much per person as our Allies. Sc
there may be enough for all at reason
able price use less candy and sweet
drinks. Do not stint sugar in putting
up fruit and jams. They will save but
ter.
If everyone in America saves
one ounce of sugar daily, 1t means
100000 tons for the year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

LeathsnUood Here-Mike Leather.
wood "a former athlete Of the West
Virginia University was calling in
Fairmont yesterday afternoon.
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THE WEATHER.

West Virginia
Fair in south and
showers in north
portion tonight;
Friday fair and
warmer.
Local Readings.
F. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today, 81.
Yesterdays wealth
er, . partly cloudy;
temneratura- maxi.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Visiting Aunt-Miss Mildred Duncan
of Hillsboro, Ohio, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. B. F. Evans on Walnut
avenue.
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MINE SWEEPER SUNK.

PARIS, July 1.-THE French mine
sweeper Jupiter struck mine in the
British channel Tuesday and sank
Eleven lives were lost.
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pearing preferred tie payment q the
forfeit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

mum, IS; minimum, 50; Precipitation
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Violated Traffic Law-Dolan Mayzl
vas arrested yesterday evening by Po-
liceman Carl Kern for passing street
carWhile in the act Of taking on ana
letting OF passengers. He was caught
violating this law at the dangerous
crossing on Cleveland avenue and Nam
street. he put up a forfeit Of So to
appeart hls moEping. but instead Of ap.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

East Side Bible cIass-The East
Side Bible class will meet tonight at
eight O'Clock in the East Park school
house. The public is invited to attend
this meeting The Sunday School
esson for next Sunday will be stud
led and DR.. j. A. Jamison will be
tie Instructor. Those who attend are
requested to bring their Bibles. Sew
srai interesting features will be intro
duced at the meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Red Men Hall-setting Sun tribe.
taking InVentory-The ]. NJ. Hart
ley and Son company department store
il closed today for the semi annual
inventory. The semi annual remnant
sale viii follow the inventory in about
week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Pay Day at camp-Every one is hap
py at the First Regiment camp as this
morning every one at the camp who is
employed for Uncle Sam received his
pay. II is not probable that the SOL
diers will In any way celebrate the
event but to prepare for those who are
feeling unusually good over their for.
tune, extra reinforcements will be
made In the provost guard patrolling
the streets this evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Home from Plttsburgh-Mrs. Minor
Durham, who had been the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs, George Weaver in Pitts
{ bhrgh for tho past week, returned home
yesterday accompanied by little Miss
Hazel Weaver, who will be her guest
for several days. Mr.. Durham who
had been attending the B. Y. P. o. rally
az Detroit, Mich, Joined Mrs, Durham
81 Pittsburgh and accompanied her
home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

Has TyphoId-John Edward, the lit
az son Of Mi. and Mrs. Peter Harker.
Il seriously nj with typhoid fever at
the home Of his parents on Tenth
street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
lAWRENCEVIllE
Sncu.l to rho Time. pisp.t,

Spcylol to Tho Times .Disp.tci!.I
LAM Ei.NIE.NIl.LE IA. February
Miss FL iaahtth Turnbu!i spent las,
wceK wiki relatives ia Hoykins
Mrs I: r. Tsicr returned on sun.
day from visit TO Mrs. Walter Reede
III Victoria
MIR l.andcu e. Derby left on Mon
day fov l'ctcrshrrs, attic! a visit IT
st AnUrcw's rectory.
Rev. H. II. Young. Of Kcnhridsc. was
- Sucs, ~ ST. Andrews rcctorl' las,
Thurso.ty and Friday
Mrs. Joel Hubbard at retershurs.
IS VISITING lev parents MI and Mrs
!. r. SpatiS.
Miss Elizabeth Eaucy. of Randolph,
Macon Academy. pauyille spent a few
DAYS WITH her parents. Nj. aud Mrs
Leigh Ramoy. last week..
Miss t.pucs, OF Blackstone. is Tho
guest Of her sister Mrs w. A. Crink.
ley.
Miss Martha Collier Of PETERSBURG
IS thc guest "t Mi AND Mrs. Archj.
""ld M'tr"i q, Brunswick Hall"
Mrs j. J. Eayley spent a fcw DAVIS
las; week with her daughter, Mrs. A
NJ. Rawlings. al South Hill.
Mrs. William RAWLINGS. ~ Norfolk;
an" Algcrnon RAWLINGS. of Troy Ala
arc guests this week OF Mrs. w ".
Meredith.
Mrs, w f. rricc returned ,n sa,uy,
da% 70 her horuc, "Mnlvilc," after y
r'sI, 1" ncr parents. captain and Mrs
6. I. Nl"n. at NcuhridSe
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RADFORD NORMAL
SncciaI;o The Timcs.pispa,cl

Spccisl :" The Times pispajchJ
EAST EADFoHD. w. February 6.
The story "Telicrs' Club Of tho Normal
school entertained a number Of friends
in the gymna SUM on las; SATURDAY
night
IL. l. y. Downty associate director
OF the Swarthmorc Chautauuua Asso-
+!AHoh ihadc an address. before the
students and facult: on fucsday.
Professor J. r. Whit. under tile aus
piccS al the Appalachian school I'M
provemert Foundation. addressed one
of the rural schools near Christians
burg and a large number o. citizens
las; Friday lie organized com.
munity league. which Immediately
raised funds for paying 10Y !, schoo.
library. and made plans for nciosing
and otherwise improving the school
grounds.
rr !. T.. Mcconnell made an address
before tn" Community League Of Zig
stone Cap OIL Friday night
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FARMvlLLE NORMAL
Si,eclai ~ Thc Times -rl*patch.I

lSi,eclai - The Times ri*patchI
.'NIiA!N iLl.E. VA. February ).
Nj, and Mrs. Frank i. i;eonie. u: E,"h
u;und. *pcnt tho Weekend Ut TIL" home
It th":, daughter, Mrs. Thomas II.
i.I,,uo
Much io,"rcs, ie hc,ut mau.fcs. cd
l.: Faculty and ituhcnt. "G tho r"r6ru;
IL ihc cause II the EciSinn children.
~ :, r."cni assembly. ways AMI rcnns
81 raising funds in ST. uni;1 w"r"
discussed. ard = d.: VAS an,ol!i",i
lea ,h' student" !" "cpnrt hH "lt@SrG
III" Eunhcr OF Belgian children which
c:.vH viuSS viii "r"noT;
: T. puic. H".id "f tho department
of ctiursti"i. Viii address the teachers
OF t'c"rc~,iii" County ~ f:n'p"r,a on
saturday. tchruar! ~ White at t.'n-
;,.riI Nh bui,c hone !" perfect ar.
IHn%cmCu;- e." entertaining tn" t"a"i' :
rla VII" VIII attend the sprinS m"c: e
ms at III" Fourth congressional pis
tr;,i Teachers Association at t:;nprria
o. march, -. ~ ana II
Tho runii- OF the training school ANA
tu" Ear'uNili" public school arc ma X :
INK ur:pUccm"ntS &" 'piicrt papcr :,ui,
sell i, Tor ,h" h"m"n' Of the iSclf lat,
roller Euaj.
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GOLF LINKS ATTRACT
OLD POINT VISITORS
Many Persons Indulge bail. in Their
Most t'ayorite Outdoor
Pasti,ie.
HOTEL DANCES ARE pupuiA,;
Aviation Field Visited j.ycry hay D.,
Large !'arties-Hirs. Edward j..
Willis Is Guest of Honor AT Din
Ecr Party.

Si'rcia! 10 'rnc 'tim"., n,snItrh.
OLD POINT. VA. February : Airs.
Edward J. avil:is, who has been the
guest Of Mir. and Mrs. R.chard .\rui.
strong in thcir homo. al Armstrong
Point, WAS The guest Of n"u"r at =
/ dinner given hy them Oh .ittur,.ay
evening at the chamheriin. vhcl GOV
crS for twelve were laii. 'rho guests
Included Mrs Wits. Mrs Alc,, X
stark. Mr. anI Mrs. Eubcr; l. Mason.
/ Mr and Mrs. Matt Armstrong. Henry
7 J. Murshcu aud Joe Massey
The colf links have cntjrcI man:
into The urcm tho past week VII an,i
Mrs. George W. kuowton ard Nh. aTd
Mrs. James 'rh"ua3 were uUt ""IcrHl
times ;his week.
The regular weekly dance given on
saturday evenings in the 'rambcr;n
arc unusually sny this season. rn.
had. ,S there arc MANY" unmarried men
( in tic ucw class which has lately come
to the artillery school. Tn" dance
given on Friday evening by tic coJu-
mandant and officers "a, Fortress Mon.
roc IN compliment To tin nov class
was Target; attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. j. Rowd"ir. Mis-
Frances and Is. NJ. Bowdoiu. Mr.. John
!<nuV shaw a,id son. Jack. anG hcr
mother. and Allen tiibbcrd. ot Ger.
mHniown. have been here for III. pa i
week.
Mi aud Mrs George w kmuwl;on
ana "hiid. % Worcester. Mass. have
returned |" spend tho spring season
here.
Mrs. rhomas L. Akin OF 81, louis.
, VIII" has h"cu spending ton days at
the ''hanberlir with Mrs. William l..
Kirby. % New Bedford Mass. was
Joined ON saturday by he" SON. Will
liam l.. Akin. 4 student at Harvard.
who remained until Tuesday. They
let yesterday for Eichmuud.
Parties arc made Nh every day 10
visit the aviation field. near here.
Miss Nancy :. Patton and John w
Atkinson We're among the Richmond
pcorlc who registered in tho las, few
days a. the Chamberlin
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SUFFOLK

iSnccia to- The fumes. Dispatch
SUfrOLk. VA. february - Mrs.
NJ Z. I.!oNu was h"S;csS "u Tue&ti y
night TO tho members of the ladies'
Md Society ~ the pNfoid Mt;ho,iis st
church
Mr. ana Mrs ., /. N,lIor entertained
cr Tuc.J,w nf..h, - ycrr,,,n, in
homo, OF he .,xt.cn,h nnuiycrs.,ry 90,
their wctIin-
Mrs John + pn,ror y,a. n,>,,s. nn
Mvmd. y nigh, +" tho n,cubcrs IT ncr
Su,,.ia,-school ylaSs
nv 49," nrV"n ~, N-Sn,''I .",,,
N,.,. u,s,.,.,,, u,I,j
w ~ ,''''''"'"'
. =" N.Y. ,rS n'm,'@'>' '' ONE" ar"
H. ,i.,il..,,,i 80 ,,,,,,,, ,:.
,i,,. 80, U',d W
'n' S9m"ik '"t'f"rH M" met VITA
AIRS " : f"dn"n. ~ her homo. 81
m"'#H"| "ltrrn"o".
- ~ '''fl .o'' on Mo'iAy Hifit,
,nr W ''''''&'"'' ~ - "Ht'r ne WI"
'"''''''
:, MS. '.INR S"uh"rr". "@uGhi"r Of
:" 40 N'S' L. Stui'"crH. LEI "''
""'"l"H l"r "'hN'"h-Sa''m' y 9" to
W.. NUS.
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NOSE Cl0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.


Ah. What relief, Your clogE ed
nostrIls open right UP. tho air passag
OF your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking,
snutfina. mucous discharge. headache.
dryness-nO struggling for breath at
night. your cold or Catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffcd-up Get a sna
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from you.
druggist now. Apply Il little OF this
fragrant. antiseptic cream in your nos
trils; let IL penetrate through every air
passage OF the head. soothe and heal
the swollen. innamcd mucous mem
hranc. giving you instant relief. Eiys
Cream Balm il. just what every cold
and catsrrh sufferer has been seeking
It's just Spiendd,--AdY.
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VI l.. Schcrcr
Mrs Scwcll. Of Marshall. IS spend =
inE some time with hcr sister. Mrs.
j. NJ ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. y. g. Viewer arc spend =
my Il few days In NcN York city
Mrs. Harry NnuiS delightfully."- cater
famed her Sundsy school class OH
Thursday AFTERNOON
EcN. NJ. l.. fen,nom spent :; Few days
~ Washington last week.
Mrs. L.. :. West nad two sons. carl
;''l rnScn". arc spending six week.
IL New York.
lass WesSon ana Sr"ndduuph,crs.
evelyn. kathcryno &nd Helen have u.
turned Irori weeks visit to rr;cnt!,,
in Washington
tn" business men uf Front Hawaii
"'e !nakinS arrangements To give com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
PILES CURED At HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD

|: ,"r 1ui."N :r"n bleeding, itching blinI
"g rr",rudiur ne. ~"ni me your aJdrc,a
""t N'i ton y"I huw to cure yourself "a,
Ron" by ga" ur" uno"-ption treatment; and
"i'i ,!s" '1II ."im" az This hrmc treatment,
free ~ tr."' with rcI.rcuccs ..om your own
i"raNt" y rcrucatcd. Users report I'm.
,u"'ii"t" seller and speedy cures. Send no
money. hut til nth"rs OF this offer. Write
t'-..o, t" Mrs.. VI summers BoN lsl. South
II~nl lu.i- ..,v
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2RReDoCToR$
81 Df: Zeaxs BskC~ ~

general IN character. The ,yInr,,n,, ~,
d'E,""ToS "r" S'vcn and tho answers;
iptur'
Ih"sG "iahi"- further advice. free.
Ia aIdreSa ~ lev is Ha or. college
th2.. college ElN"od streets DAYTON
ONO. enclosing s"lf-:,,Idrnusr.I stamped
"nN"'"ic f"r rcrly, rui' name aud
tdG must tr given. but only mi
riaI" o. nc,i,ious names Mil bo used
-, ny ~, '"sv,'ra RI" prescriptions can
T.. nhe' - nm! M"i'.r,"ck"d dru:
An'wcr; nh,atm r'"n ycliow minyol
pnuncs, c"ols and in,iEora,c. tic har;
ne nc ESIin'p' WIN nr,r3rpins Tie death OF
"ncc relieved. Mcn and Women ali
over ,h" country nov .usc i, rcguarly
laura says some timc aga
contracted = very severe cold am,
I"ush have ,rion many remedies
10 do
Answer Wha, you need Is a laxa
,n. ,Ii,iSn >yrup, ono Tia, Will drive
1""'rH prescription VII checI, yo,,r
",@'h "nd r"ugh; Cot ~ OF. rrcEasc
Of concentrated car.,i,.c incN,i,u-lsg eTn
and max tcrordiu2 /" directions on
the bottle. faE" tr1spoonful cvcrr
hour -, Two or umiii ,our cold is bet
Tew days
Miss Z. " II. ASK: ~ hay. tried
tor 'w" year. :" dict - ns TO increase
my weight an, Improve tho quality
OF ny blood. hut la vain I'lcase pro
ro "Ainswer Tht". scrawpy bloodicss
nu'ri'ion from ~" fool eaten anI tn'
this particular purpose I always pro.
Itrlur thr"" gram hypo-nuciarc tab
tets, = most cr"riIN, preparation ~
r"Su!arl% ana persis'cntly uscd. as ii
seems TO incrcaso The rcd aud whit,
"orpuScics ~ jhc blood, thus afford
ing health. strength and !ncrca sci
weight.
GO. v . write rerhap, YOU can
understand, my condition FOR the
past year have suffered extreme nor.
NcHSucSs, trembling aud cNtrcm,tic:
ar" cold Have poor appetite am
WcnS. listl"ss and NO ambition - work
or seek recreation. Am tired all m"
hlc man | was few years ago"
Answer. \ powerful reI!vcnatiur
merry" medicine should revive tho do
Iuant sluggish condition INA put now
ambition ANA energy INTO Your blood
AND nerves. OhtAin three grain ca,o-
in"uc tablets IN scaled ,ubcs. take as
per directions,
%uTi:. tor man. years Or pa,>er
'"r been giving fire." advice aud pre-.
scriruvus TO millions ~ people
through the press columns. and doubt
distress nl"rr than amy sinslc indi-
vidua! IN the worlds history. Thou-
sands have written him expressions OF
gratitude aud ccnhdcncc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
HOW TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR

Th.rr Is real common seusc ia
iua 'oHo.n= whether nc hair s
well Ncp, to yuos, oC . woman S
n,s'ncss os GOOD taste u ou ar.
Que of M fc vlo IT,, 90 make the
mo-, Of .oyr nar remember mat
II not adyis"nic 90 wash THO hai
WITH ar" cleanser made for ~ par.
noses. hut ai"agq use som" good
1frraIau"u maze expressly Tor
hsnpocins You can cnJoy INC
ytry host b. getting ono cau,nroN
from Your Druggist dissolve a. tea
spoonful 80 cup uf hot w.,cI.
This males 4 fuil cup of shampoo
iqui. enough 50 10 lis easy 10 aprly
u 10 all the hair instead Of just ,Gc
top Of tn" ltsad. DandruH c&ccs
oji ana dirt arc dissolved and en-
tireiy disappcar Iuur hair viii b.
80 nufy that II VIII look much
hea yer than !, IT, It's lustre and
eof;ncs" VIII also dcIRh, you while
'hc stimulated scalp gains the
Health which insurcs hair growth
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