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Mrs. Carrie G. Goodman.

lSpeclaI 70 The Times DIspatch.)
LYNCHBUItG. VA, October Sl-Mrs
Carrie c. Goodman. wife of a. NJ Good
man. OF Spout Springs, died at her
home on Monday. She was n Miss Dick
erson. of Appomattax County prior to
marriage. and ia survived by her hus-
band and these children: Mrs. Branch
Coleman. RMS. Ohio Martin. Miss Mittle
Coleman. Mrs. Ohio Martin, Miss Mittie
Charles Il. Goodman, Portsmouth. Ohio
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GERMANS CONTINUE
EEEOt'TS 'pn
TO TI,ATERSIZE

PETROGRAD. October 3l-Thc Ger
mans are continuing their attempt to
fratcrnize with the Russians. The
War ONCE reports that efforts in this
direction on the northern front ycster-
day were frustrated by the fire of the
Russian artillery
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Captain J. c. rcathcr.ton.

I'fNCIIBURG. VA, october 3l.-Cap-
tain j. c. Fcatherston died tonight Mt
the residence of his son near this city
In his eighty-hrst year. He was ma
tive of Alabama and graduate OF the
kentucky Military Institute. He served
through tho war as captain OF Company
+. Ninth Alabama. He represcnte ed
Campbell County three terms in the
state Legislature and was prominently
identified with many State organiza-
tons. lie is survived by his wife and
two sons. y. Floyd Feathcrston, OF Chi
caGo. and n. G. Featherston, of this
city.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral of Captain James.

IoUCCIUI 10 ne 1 In1eS- DlSputCh.J
DANVILLE, VA, October 31.-The
funeral OF Captain Bartlett James was
held ut Epiphany Church to-day. The
service was read by Rev. j. c. Hall.
Tho flag-draped casket. on which was
laid the young officers cap and sword,
was banked by profusion Of funeral
designs and flowers. Members OF Cap
tain Jamcs's Regiment. In Columbus.
n. NJ, sent magnificent design OF
roses Inscribed, ITO Our Beloved Cap
tain" 1ntcrment was made In Green
nm Cemetery.
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II. Jerome Hatcher.

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LfNCHBURG. VA. October Sill.
Jerome Hatcher. twenty-six years of
age. died this morning at his homo
here. Mr.. Hatcher Is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Blanche Nj. Hatcher, and
the following brothers and sisters: DR..
&. NJ. Hatcher and r. r. Hatcher, of tho
United states Navy; Heath NJ. Hatcher,
Petersburg: and Miss EliZabeth
Hatcher. Lynchburg.
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Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
LiNCHBURG, VA. October 31.-AIrs
Sallie Beverly Taliaferro. eighty-six
years Of age. widow OF r. NJ. Taliaferro.
died on Tuesday Mt her home at Am
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keep all food commodities
as direct line and with as
~ rs practicable to- the con-
limit, as far as practicable.
for future delivery and deal
lure contracts"
PENALTIES
l,ovIDED FOR VIOLATIONS
violating the law and opcrat-
ut licenses will be liable 10
md $4,000 fine or two years
A fow days grace will
|,ll dealers, provided they
locations in early, and no
Iare contemplated as yet
9ioover's statement tonight.
indicating the food ndministra-
iii see that all provisions of the
. enfokced to the letter. in order
guard the buying public, paid
tc the patriotism Of the major
icod dealers. He said:
IN few exceptions those engaged
the handling of food have shown the
most patriotism and desire to go
en- beyond the requirements OF the
W itself In supplying the public with
cessities Mt moderate pricecs. Tho
ccptions are being noted. and viEor-
s uso will be made in these cases OF
e bowers cppfc:red by Congress-
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BLACK-DRAUGHT

greeable taste in my mouth.
If | ate anything, with butter,
oil or grease, | would spit 1t
up. | began to have regular
sick headache. I had used
pills and tablets, but after a
course of these ! would be
constipated. found they were
no good at al! for my trouble.
l heard Thedford's Black
Draught recommended very
highly. So began to use it.
1t cured me. | keep it in
the house all the time. It is the
best liver medicine made. l
do not have sick headache or
stomach trouble any more"
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Minis AioIlie Murray,

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LfNCliBCItG. VA, October 31.-NIiss
Mollte Murray died here on Tuesday af-
ter long illness She was member
OF Holy Cross Catholic Church.
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Stomach Trouble

For SIMPLE ailments, due to disordered stomach
liver and bowels, you will find Thedfords Black-Draught
reliable and useful remedy.
For over 10 years. 1t has been successfully employed for
these troubles and its consumption is increasing year bv year.
proving the public recognition of its genuine value
Being purely vegetable it has such bad secondary eff
fects the mineral drugs like calomel (mecury) etc. but can
be depended on to relieve by its first action system
Black-Daught is good, safe, reliable, family medicine
for young and old package should be in every household
Mr. Marion Holcomb, of Nancy KY. writes: "For quite
long while suffered with stomach trouble would have
pains and heavy feeling after my meals, most disa-
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France and n Southern cantonment, all
being from Danville men. who devoted
portions of their missives TO laudatory
nmarkT about what the Young M"n's
christian Association is doing in these
pective fields.
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ers anu
fected

October a1.-Approx-
manufacturers. whole
+ distributors Of staple
6laced under license to-
9e food administration for
Of the war. No licenses
IN mailed, but 1t was an
those who have sought
not be afprchcnsiSe nn-
ate the cd control act.
20 apple ion blanks al
en- Gale for by dealers.
~ Hg. In at the
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GREENSBORO
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GREENSBORO, May 12.-Mrs. Paul
G. Lindley was hostess to the Friday
Afternoon Bridge Club this week at
her home on Spring Garden Street
Mrs. Mae Small Wilson was awarded
the prize for the highest score.
y reception and dance was given at
the Country Club on Wednesday even
ing. complimentary to the young men
who have enlisted for service in the
Greensboro shortly for training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks Aebane have
returned from their bridal trip North
and are at home with Mrs. George
Mebane on West Washington Street.
Mrs. James Lowery Smith. of
Amarillo. Tex, has returned home, after
visit TO Mrs. w. p. Bynum.
DR.. Harry l.. Brockmann has been
ordered to report at the Naval Hos
pital at Norfolk. Va. DR.. Brockmann
is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Brock
mann.
Mrs John s. Cunningham. of Dur
nam. who was recently chosen presi-
dent of the Equal Suffrage League.
spoke here on Friday morning
The final meeting of the Tuesday
Afternoon Social Club for the season
was hald this week with Mrs. w. NJ.
stone as hostess.
Mrs. E. Sternbcrger was hostess at
bridge party given at the Eiks Club
on Monday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Minnie Frank, of Baltimore, and Mrs
Louis Bach. OF Pocahontas. Va. Mrs.
Pierce c. Ruckcr won first prize and
Mrs. W. g. Vaught second.
The James Turner MIorchcad Chap
ter. L. d. c.. met with Miss Love Ire
land at her home on West CASTOR
street on Wednesday afternoon.
The Tuesday Euchre Club met this
week with Mrs. j. 4. Keith, Mrs. r.
r. King, Jr., being the guest of honor
The club prize was won by Mrs. D.
a. Walters. and the visitors prize by
Mrs Dale Starbuck
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Absorpti ton Process
Makes Faces Young

Success has at last come to scien-
lists who for years have sought some
method Of removing the outer veil of
facial skin In cases of unsightly COM
plexions. which would be both pain
less and harmless The new process
is so simple. so inexpensive. tho won
der is no one had discovered II long
ago. IT has been amply demonstrated
that ordinary mcrcolized wax (sold by
druggists In ounce packages). entirely
removes: by gentle absorption. the
withered. lifeless surface skin. show
ing the youthful. roselke skin be-
meath. The wax is applied at night.
like cold cream. and washed off in the
morning. The absorption also cleanses
clogged pores. increasing tho skins
breathing capacity and preserving
tone, color and natural beauty of the
new skin.
simple and harmless wrinkle-re-
mover which has also proved quite
successful can easily be made at home
In a jiffy. All one need do is to dis
solve an ounce of powdered saxolite
in n half pint OF witch hazel and
bathe tho face in tho solution once a
day for while. After the very first
application the finer lines disappear
and the deeper ones soon follow.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Halcyon Literary Club on Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. T. d. Jones has been re-elect-
cd president of the Durham Civic
League; Mrs. Victor S. Bryant. vice
president; Mrs Jones Fuller. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Frank Brown
9. secretary. and Mrs. Ralph Jones,
treasurer.
Eugene Hughes has returned from
"a visit to Philadelphia.
The engagement and marriage of
Miss Mary Louise Horton. of North
Wilkesboro. to Phillip deLeon Robbins.
of Durham, was announced Thursday
at y party given by Mrs. II. w. Hor-
ton. mother OF the bride, at Wilkes
boro.
Misses Marie Brietz and Annie l..
Brewer have returned to their homes
in Winston-Sa Salem. after n visit to this
city, the guests Of Mrs. j. s. Carr Jr.
Captain Y. j. Parrish is spending
some time in Richmond.
Miss Gladys German has returned
from a visit TO New York. Baltimore,
Washington. Hollins College. and Lex
ington. Va.
Mrs Horace Snow, Mrs. r. d. Pusey
and Z. G.. Muse have been elected dele
gates to represent the Julian S. Cass
Chapter United Daughters Of the Con-
fcdcracy. at the annual state Conven-
ton TO be held at kinston.
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WAYNESBORo

WAYNESBORO VA. May l2.-Mrs.
Marguerite Newman. of Richmond. and
her sister. Mrs. w. II. Barkman. of
stanton, were the guests of Miss Lima
Fultz, at Seminary Inn. this week.
Miss Evelyn Culton, of the Harrison
burg Normal School. arrived here this
week, and is the guest of her parents.
.lr. and Mrs. ]. B. Culton.
Mrs. L. W. Peace. Of Lynchburg. Va.
arrived here the first Of the week. and
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Brady.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Allison. Miss
Margaret Allison and Oscar Allison,
who have been motoring through the
Valley, have returned to their home
in Wayneshoro.
j. H. Rush. vice-president and gen
eral manager of the Lynhurst LuIn Der
Corporation. left here on Wednesday
for Hazclhurst. Ga, where he has
large lumber interests. and whore he
will make his headquarters in the flu
ture.
Mrs. Charles Clark left this week
for Cleveland. Ohio. where she VIII
join Mr.. Clark. who is engaged in bust
ness in that city.
Der OF the Chesapeake and Ohio valua
ton survey corps. at Cincinnati, is
spending a fortnight with relatives in
Waynesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jordan. of Ash
land. Ore, arrived here this week, aud
are guests at the home Of their son.
Il. A. Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
will visit other points of interest in
Virginia before returning home.
Mrs. NJ. V. I.assitcr, of Richmond.
who has been tho guest of Miss Fannie
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May r.
On Friday evening the French comedy.
La Poudrc aux Ycux." was presented
in the auditorium Of Russell Hall by
the students OF the French department,
vino had translated the play. The
| proceeds of the evenings entertain
| ment went for the benefit OF the Red
Cross fund.
The third in the Red Cross series
OF lectures in first aid was given by
DR.. {. Mason Smith. the school physi-
| clan. at the morning assembly hour
| on "Wednesday. Every student In the
school has thus an opportunity Of get
| ting brief course in fundamental
principles which will Mt her to render
| emergency aid in time of war.
On account of the unsettled weather
this week. announcement was made
| early In the week that tho annual field
day program would be postponed until
Saturday. May la. Little practice has
been held on the field bat the gymna-
SUM has been the scene of much hard
work. The contest between the junior
and senior classes Is heated one,
since the junior class holds the basket
bail championship. emitting it to
twenty-four points towards the trophy
cup.
Field day events this year will COM
prise swimming. target shooting bas-
kctball, far throw, shuttle and alum
relays. hurdle race. fifty-yard dash.
standing and running jump broad
jump and Il potato relay race Tennis
Will also be considered IL the weather
permits holding the tournament.
the May Day program will he held
at night. on the same date. in the OPEN
air th&atcr.
burg May Day festivities are being
planned for May %. and will be held
on the parking of Washington Avenue
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KEYSVlLLE

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kEYSVILLE. VA, May 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. d. Peters spent several days
in DanvilIe last week az the guests
OF Mrs. Dan Overley.
Mrs. Charles Osborne and Miss Annie
Osborne were in South Boston last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Hunt. OF Danvlllc,
spent the weekend with Mrs. H. d.
Peters.
Miss Gertrude Friedman entertain
ed the graduating class of the Keys
Vile High School on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Huyler May is visiting friends
in South Carolina.
Miss Martha Baker. of Bennettsville.
;. G., will arrive next week TO be the
guest OF Miss Annie Osborne.
Miss julia Harvey, of Princeton. w
Va. was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. C. Priddy. last week.
Mrs. s. r. TagEie. Jr.. has returned
from Martinsville. where she had been
for the past month with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Hodges.
Aiesdatnes Robert Wilson. II. d.
Peters and ]. p. Bailey, leave to-mor-
row for Lynchburg. az delegates TO
the Federation OF Womens Clubs.
which meets there.
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WILL GIVE TWO PLAYLETs
JndoOr-OutdOor ClusSes OF y. w. &. a
to Entertnir Thursday
Evening.

The lndoor-Outdoor and Tusitala
Clubs of the Young women's Christian
Association Will give an attractive en-
tcrtainment consisting of two playlets
and number OF songs. Thursday even
ing at Sis o'clock in the association
auditorium. The following is the pro-
gram and cast OF characters:
Welcome song. Miss Nettie Hobson.
"YounE Doctor Devtnc."
Rcbecca. the monitor. Miss Mamie
Harris; Elizabeth. Miss Helen Crooks;
Marie. Miss Beulah Motley: Grace. Miss
Ether Eagle: Rose. Miss Eunice Elder;
Maude. Miss Madeline Trainum: Laura,
Miss Fectie Herring: Miss Craig. the
principal. Miss Florence Stone: DIR.
Frances Devine. Miss Bertha Harding.
Song during intcrmlssion between
Scenes l. and H., Miss Grace Coghill.
"Gosslp."
Adelfne Won I.indau. German girl,
Miss Minnie Tyler: Dorothy Greene,
New England girl. Miss Josie Lotsey;
Marion Lee. Southern girl. Miss Carrie
CAN'T: Hester Beacon. Boston girl.
Miss lola Duke: Bcatrix Won Cortlandt,
New York girl. Miss Rose Wagner:
Jeanette Durand. French girl. Miss
Grace Coghill; maid, Miss Myrtle Cake.
The "Star-Spangled Banner by
chorus: Liberty" Miss Laura Taylor:
columbia" Miss Beatrice Taylor.
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BLACKSBURG
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
BLACkSBCRG, VA. May 12.-Mrs
X. ". Patterson and Miss Rebecca Pat
terson arrived here from Chicago on
Sunday and have opened their summer
home, "Otley." near Blacksburg.
Pew. j.. J. Woods was in Richmond
this week to attend the meeting OF
the trustees Of Union Theological Sem
nGry
Miss ". T.. Chamberlain. Miss Edith
y. Roberts and Miss Nancy -. Hughes
spent part of the week in Richmond.
Misses Margaret and Mary Watson.
or Bluefield. have been guests this
week at the home Of Mrs. S. c. Chum-
bley.
Misses Isabelle and Jessie William
son. OF Darlington. S. c.. are visiting
Dr. and Mrs. John Guerraunt.
Mrs. William G. Baldwin. of Blue
field. is spending some time here at
the home OF Mrs William ". Lybrook.
MISS Olive Funkhouser has returned.
after a months stay at her home in
Rockingham.
Mrs r. II. Bocock and Miss Betty
Bococi have returned from visit to
relatives in Lynchburg.
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RADFORD NORMAL
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Especial TO The Times DisDa tch.1
RADFORD, VA, May l2.-There will
be district meeting OF the county
demonstration agents AZ the norma!
school on May % to -. This district
covers Montgomery, Giles. Franklin.
Roanoke. Henry. Pittsylvania, Camp
bell, Bedford and Botetourt Counties.
The district supervisor is Miss Mary
Paxton. with headquarters at Roa-
nokc. a number CT the graduates and
students OF the normal school are now
doing county and district demonstra-
ton work in various parts OF the
State.
The summer school catalog is being
distributed. The number o: applica-
lions for catalogs and information con-
Ccrning tn. summer school is larger
than ii has ever been before at this
season. Courses in home making. san
italion and rural hygiene will he Eivcr
for the benefit Of teachers actually In
teaching service who are coming here
this summer.
a Chautauqua course covering seven
days has been arranged for the week
beginning July .. This ChautauQua is
under The auspices of 4 number OF cit
liens in Sadford, who are Euaran-
tors for the success Of the enterprise.
This Chautauqna has been held in Rad
ford for the last two summers.
The commencement exercises will
peSii Oh rIlody niSnt, June /, ana
continue until the following Tuesday.
About % per cent OF the senior class
have specialized in school-teaching,
and will teach IN the high schools Of
Virginia for the coming year. A larg-
er per cent of the senior class have
specialized in the primary curriculum
than in the other.
The Virginia Association for tho
Study of Education, which was organ
lied at Richmond last November and
OF which DR.. j. P. Mcconnell is presi-
dent is planning some very interesting
investigat tons of educational questions
trha lnerafinn NJ oil -,
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

MISS b: B.--Sprinkle literally some
nxnr9iized tale In your armpits every
from that terrible armplt perspiration,
and all disagreeable odor will be re-
moved instantly and prevented from
forming. This Is indeed a wonderful
article.
EvANGELINE d. have often
been told that I could make a mint
mula II only half tried. But guess
I'm not cut out for that kind of work.
l prefer to let those have 1t who need
lions who do need it. This formula
produces startling results on tho COM
plexion In few days. making 1t spot
bad" 1t was before. It is made by
mixing an ounce of zintone with two
tablespoonful Of glycerine in n pint OF
ish quickly.
GENENIEvE T-why not face the
facts? There is only one thing which
years preceding. almost everything
sold for making hair grow. You now
your hair. your years. and your money.
druggist ono ounce Of beta -quinol. and
of water and alcohol. or one pint of
bay rum. What 1t will do to your
hair in n short time will astonish you.
Your hair will be aueenly. grow album
dainty. and you'll be tho envy Of your
friends. You have the secret now. 1t
costs little, and never fails.
MRS. y. G. F.--Hairy arms nre I'M
pardonable when you can free them
In only Few minutes. completely and
without injury. by n new simple
means. Moisten the hairs with sulfo
solution. and in few moments the
no m be e,se keow1 There
in it's action as this. It leaves no red
ness or. spot such Is invariably
caused by the superruous "hair-burn-
ers" so commonly sold. The skin, no
matter how sensitive, Is always left
smooth.
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to and face Is poa s%ost that np IS nas
"chalky" and that does not lay on I'm
ago had my own face powder r' made aa
so eNquistely fine that 1t Is invisibls
when applied. always stays on" and
/ was prevailed upon to allow it to be
sold. and You can now get 1t in drug
stores, as "Valeska .Suratt Face Pow7
der" for nifty cents. in flesh. white and
brunette.
MISS T; A. s..,!There's no reason
1 In the he " wide tso world why you cannot
in the least. That is. IL you do az 1
say say Get two ounces Of eptol from
pint Of Mater addnF ooe II
full of glycerine. This will make
cream. Apply this freely every day,
stop worrying about it. and in a very
call you to have look at yourself.
Deep wrinkles: crows feet. lines of
ases wi surely and quickly vanish
purpose.
hair. and cannot remove the Aim iof
fatty substances and scales forming
away. This Is done In wonderful
way by using a teaspoonful of eggof
In half cup Of water. This makes
GIL extraordinarily TlCn SHAMPOO. "A
dozen or more or these headwashss
can be obtained from n twenty nve
cent package of eggol at the drug
store.
~
MRS. II. O.-For bust DEVELOPMENT
make up mixture of two ounces Of
ruetone. half cup of sugar and halt
n pint of water OF this, take two
Ste asste. lis three times day and q:
anything can, although this cannot.
always be guaranteed.
MRS. n. T-You can get one of the
beautiful suratt pillow-tops. in orange
signature in the center, Mt the special
price OF fifty cents. by. sending the
price to Secretary to Valeska Suratt,
Thompson Bldg. Chicago"
SoRRowFUIA-In the future. when-
ever your druggist cannot supply you
with eptol for making my wrinkle re-
mover. send the price, which is so
cents. to my secretary. to the address
given in the preceding paragraphs,
and you Will get the article by return
mail.-Adv. y
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Give california Syrup of Figs"
At once If bilious or
c0nstipated.

Look at the tongue, mother! IL
coated. IL is n sure sign that your lit
tie ones stomach. liver and bowels
need gentle. thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevish. cross. listless, pale,
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natur-
ally, or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad: has stoma CHI ache. sore
throat. diarrhoea. full OF cold. give n
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and In few hours all the foul
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of the
little bowels without gripping, and you
have well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxatlve";
they love It's delicious taste. and 1t
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent
bottle OF California Syrup Of Figs"
which has directions for babies, chill
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. To DO sure you get
tho genuine. ask to see that 1t is made
by California Fig Syrup Company"
Refuse any other kind with contempt.
ADV.
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win ncpent "LIttIe Almond Ex...

Owing to the insistent demand for
It's repetition. Little Almond Eyes"
the operetta enacted by students OF
John Marshall High School before two
capacity audiences last week, will be
presented again on Friday night. A
cast of eighteen principals and a chorus
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Virginia Is Invited. Many OF the lead
ing educators of Virginia arc members
OF this association. and some interest
ing reports of Investigations probably
viii be submitted at the next annual
lneotinL,
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DURHAM

(Spccial to The Tines Dlspatch.1
DURHAM, N. c.. May 12.-Mrs. w. A.
Erwin. at her home In West Durham,
Interest" entertained the Tourist
4',ternry Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. e. ID. Pusey was hostess to the