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largely attended. Alice Ms arrival
WAS greeted with enthusiasm. but
Broomlcy'.s Lady Lynbrook. admired
locally. was opposed to her in the race
Wednesday. winning /, in three straight
heats. never permitting the nose OF
the ravoritc to get closer than tho
rear wheel. The track record was
broken by several records.
Mrs. William BNIndon. of Recdvillc
entertained at dinner recently. Among
those present were Mrs. John +. Shack
clford. Mrs. John X. Hinton, Miss
Agnes Shackclford and Miss Mamie
liaynic.
Bruce Croswcll and bride arc visit
ing h Is parents IN Rocdvillc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Ncalc, of Morat
tico. is visiting friends in Baltimore
and Washington.
Hiram Lewis. Of Underwater. was I:
recent guest of his sister. Mrs. Rush
Hall. near Iieathsvillc.
Lieutenant j. w. 6. Stephens. OF
Wicomico Church. who is with the
American cNpeditionary forces in
France. has been promoted to captain
The leathsvillc High School. after
many vain Efforts. has at last secured
a principal. Mr.. Goodrich. of Newpor,
News. who arrived this week TO take
charge.
Miss Lulc Downing, of near Heaths-
vile. has government position in
Washington.
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FARMVILLE
ISpccial to Tho

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
FARMNlLLE. VA. November To-
The marriage OF Miss Nina Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ. Moore.
Of near tarmVillc. 10 Dewitt Baldwin.
Of Prince Edward County. tool, place
on last sunday afternoon AT the Bap-
iist parsonage in tho presence OF rela-
tive" and few friends. Rev. c. NJ.
Robertson. pastor OF the bride per-
formed the ceremony. Immediately
afvr tho marriage the couple left for
Il wedding tour.
and George J. Iundlcy attended tho
special term Of cour, at Charlotte dur
in- tho week.
q. Walter Mapp. wife ana son. Of
Accomac. spent n fcw days this week
az guests OF his sister. Mrs II. T.:
Barrow.
Mrs. w. u. Martin was hostess TO The
West End Reading Club on las, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. j. j. Powell is on "a visi, to
relatives in oxford, Petersburg and
South hin.
The For:niGhtly Music club held it's
regular meeting last Saturday after
noon in tho Young Womcn's Christian
Association room ~ the Normal school
Mcsdamcs +. - Wills and Lolita Ham
let had charge OF the program. which
was carefully arranged. and much en-
j"Ncd by those present,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Newman motorcd
ia Camp Lee on last sunday.
Charles Burr, former county demon
strator Of Prince Edward. WAS u visitor
here this week.
j. Il. FricdburG visited relatives at
South BOSTON Sunday.
DR.. j. Lyon l'ricc. Captain J. w.
Goudc and Leo Allen. .Ir.. Of Chase city.
of In
Mrs. L.. Il. Bcazlcy.
Mrs. Vernon Faulcti. Of iamplin. was
the recent guest Of friends here
Mrs ltundlcy, Of IIalifaN. is on :,
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arrived Thursday from weeks stay
in New York.
Among the New Workers who arrived
this week was MIR. and Mrs. Warren
iIcndrickSun. Mrs. G.. Faruham Kun
hardt. MIR ana Mrs. Thomas =. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis. MIR. and
Mrs. William a. Read, Jr.. Mrs. John
NJ. Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Ma
gill. MIR. and Mrs. John Temple Graves.
Mrs. G. Mayhem phiniIy. >rs. Philip
H. Baker. MIR. and Mrs. oliver j. Joy,
Mrs. Andrew W. Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles -. Thompson. Mrs. T.. MIyricc
Newton.
Philadclphians who have registered
in the last few days include Mrs. Walter
J. McCaflrcy. James X. McFarlin, Mrs.
William II. kconin; Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam T.. Goodman, Airs. James Is. Hood,
Mrs. George *. Davis.
From Richmond came Charles II. Boil
ton. Mrs. Robert w. Pollard Mr.. and
Mrs. William X. Massi. MIR. and Mrs.
Hiram NJ. Smith. Jr Miss Mary II.
Williams, Lewis G. Cant. Mrs. w. Jor-
dan Leakc Miss Mary Beirnc.
Washington WAS represented by Mrs.
+. Everett Rapley. James NJ. Chisholm.
Miss T.. +. Scho!icld. Miss l.. V. Grif-
nah. Mrs. Thomas Snowden, Mrs.
Thomas Snowdcn, Jr. Mrs. Benjamin
W. Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles +.
FiSkc. John 4. NanDcvcnter, John q.
Rodgers.
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HEATHSVILLE

iSpccial 20 Tn. Times .ri-,,,,.,1
I'thTHSNiiLE. vs. November 10
fl'zhuSh Lce Anderson. of tho i.ri,ct
states Nav. vho has been hon, a.,
short furlouen. has returned Ia NV.
folh
Miss roro,h< suon. Of EInsalc +.
he sucs, Of Miss Sarah Eandolnh
Brcnt. -"
Mrs. mar, rau OF N,r,lana wtn
snond the winter Win hcr si+,c-. Mrs.
j. j. Downing. ncar IIoa;hsytl,
stuart snow. Of Kinsalo. rcrontI,.
visited IN Heat Sviil". lie has cuI,sr,d
and WI, shortly :" in training.
Miss 1.ydia Ecatlcy. Of WainD- rnj,,,
who has been visiting her sister Arre
Asa Barnes in Chester. Ja.. mas 70.
turned to her home
Mrs r " CLARKE. Dr. %, .Xo-n
cumberland House" us in Ealtu,orr IL,
her mother Mrs. T G. norton -,
Rehohoth Church. who vas recent,
operated on 80
Miss irene Siasou, OF S.ss,z,. r,,.
n4r. VIZ va opcr,t,d an ro.,,,,i,
for Appendicitis. returned TUESDAY. "a,
conpanied by her sister. Mrs Gcorr,
Hopkins. Of Maryland
MES Mamie Bradshaw was tho week.
end guest Of Miss Mary Trui,,. nos
Lillian.
This evening the wicomico Au,,
larry OF the American Red Cross I,
giving an oyster supper a, cali. I'd
the proceeds to go 10 forward tho vor,
OF that organization
Ifeathavillc races. held on Wcdues
day and Thursday, were a success AN
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MANASSAS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. November io.--Ma-
nassaS chapter. United Daughters OF
the Confcdcracy. met at the chapter
hall "Wednesday afternoon
y meeting Of the Manassas Chapter
of the American Red Cross WAS held ut
the town hall Monday evening. George
6. Tyler presiding.
Lieutenant Everett H. Rice. Of Fort
Hamilton. y. Y, is visiting his mother.
AIRS. w. NJ. Rice.
Mrs. Wade Carnaci>. OF Bristol. Tenn,
during the week was the guest Of Mrs.
Jacob l.. liurrcl.
Mrs. {. l.. Nash is the guest OF her
daughters, Mrs. George Berger Cooke
and Mrs. Robert W. Adamsom, in Pc
tcrsburS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W y Lipscomb have
had as their guests thcir son and Mr..
Lipscomb's brother. W. Harold Lips
comb. of New York City. and Charles
l.. Lipscoinh. OF Plainiield. y. j.
Miss Margaret Worthimeton. of
Charles Town. ". Va. spent the week
Kelley. while conducting Bible study
classes under the auspices Of the Gypsy
smith Prayer Circle.
Mrs. Clarence l.. lIickcrson. of Rock
vile. Md. and Mrs. w. l.. Eudasill, nf
Culpeper. were recen; guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. -. j. Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Walker. Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. recently visited Mr..
Walkers father. W. j. Walker. Mir
Walker and his bride made the trip to
Manassas by automobile.
John T. Dcbcll and his sister. Miss
Tillic pcBcll. have returned from
Washington. where they paid "a short
visit "a their brother Lieutenant
Arthur w DcBcll. medical corps. United
states Army. who was travelling north
from Fort Oelethorpc. Ga.
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ONANCOCK

ONANCOCE. VA. November Low.
7. Wise, who spent several months IT
tatawba for his health. arrived home
Monday. much improved.
Airs. y. w. Mack is in Baltimore. the
eues; Of her cousin. Mr.. Sallie I.raoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mears, Mrs. John
Parker and Misses Nanuc and Jaulia
Watson motorcd TO Merchar,svillc. y.
j.. to visit relatives. I'm .'outc home
they spendt a day with Mr.. and Mrs T.,
j. Windes. OF Seaford. pal.
Mrs John w. Robertson and little
daughter. sue, are With relatives in
New Work.
Ererette Parkcs went to Baltimore
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Powell were in
Philadelphia this wcck.
Miss l'ansy Wilkins is spending two
weeks at Atlantic |;;y as III. guest OF
MIR. .iitrcd l.i;t:eneld. OF New York
E"r. anG Mrs. II. Myers wcr" called
u Brunswick County by tie / .ath Of
Mrs. Myers's mother and brother. who
were killed in an automobile accident.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Icarnc have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Harold Prior, OF Wilmington. was
lately the guest of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs Edward Frior
Mrs. Tully w. Parker is entertaining,
her sister, Mrs. Annie Page Nottingham
Of Cape Charles.
Mrs. Bette NJ. Custis is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Charles w cullen. OF
GEORGETOWN. Del.
Herbert Mack. OF Temperanccvillc.
enrolled as member OF the graduating
class of the Onancock High school
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Potts and pr. and
Mrs. j. Newton BaGwcll of Baltimore.
motorcd to ,ouaucncL 10 Sncud ihc
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OLD POINT COMFORT

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. Novcm-
ber lo.-Thc management Of the Cham
berlin has arranged to charge u small
admission every Saturday evening for
the dancing, the proceeds 10 go to The
relief work of the Army Young Mems
Christian Association. Several hun
drod dollars WAS given last Saturday
for tho purpose. as the ballroom Was
crowded with dancers until midnic 1T .
some OF the most interesting work be-
ing done for the soldiers is in charge
of tho Wompn's National Service
League. committees going each week to
some outlying posts, from Fortress
Monroe. taking home made refresh
ments for the boys, and providing some
form Of entertainments for them Last
Thursday fifty members went on The
army tug to Fishcrmans Island. = place
entirely out Oft from tho rest Of the
world. though II most important FORTH.
cation.
Mrs. Alex \. Stark. wife Of Colonel
\, \. stark. United states Army. who
is now attached 10 General Woods
honor Friday evening at handsomely
appointed diHncr given by Mr. and Mrs
George +. Adams in tn" private dining
room Of tho Chambcrlm The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Groonc.
My. End Mrs. Kimberley. Colonel w
Lawson Little, United States Army, and
Airs. Live, Mrs. Wilton Hope. Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Joseph Massic. Mrs. liugh y PAGE
John T. Kimberley, Lewis HcrcjmGcr
and Captain Tucker rcndlcton. United
states Army.
Mr. and Mrs. John Temple Graves
Of New York, were among tn" guests
who came this week 10 see their son.
who is in The officers training camp
They expect to return later to make a
Sojourn of some time.
/ NJ. and Mrs. James FjShhuruc and
! NlsS ENclNm EishhMrmc. OF EnunnI;c
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SOCIETY HAS BUSY WEEK
IN GREENsV|LLE CAPITAL
s.iiailowc'en Celebrated in Emporia
a. by Parties and Enter
tainmcntS.
MANY. VISITORS IN TOWN
Miss Hattie Cato EntertainS High
I ..School Boys and Girls With Party
In Which Guests Arc Dressed aS
Witches and Ghosts.
Isrecial to The Times Dispatch.

ISpecial TO The Times DiSpa tell.
EMPORlA. IA. November lo.--Mrs.
j. =. Osborn and Mrs. y. o itos"ei
entertained at auction on "Wednesday
afternoon. The rooms were decorated
with Halloween favors lighted can
dies and yellow chrysanthcmums. Ere
ccd!ng The games. Mrs. j. J.. Taylor
served punch. The prizes were won
: by Mrs. L. l.. Goodwyn. Mrs ;. '.
Southall and Mrs. II. w. Hall. salad
course was served during the afternoon.
Those playing were Mrs. NJ. III. Trcd-
way Mrs. W. T. Harding. Mrs. j. H.
Bailey, Mrs. l.. l.. GOODWIN. Mrs. j. l..
Grizzard. Mrs. Il. i. Eubank. Mrs. Il.
r. McNair Mrs. y. 9. Slate, Mrs. /" NJ.
Lee. Mrs 5. V. Southail. Mrs. y. +.
Dodd Mrs. II. w. Hall. Mrs. w. NJ
Nance. Mrs W Z. Weaver. Mrs Il. a..
Hall. Mrs. Il. j. Green, Mrs. w. B..
Goodwyn Misses Helen Kunes. Mary
Turney, Helen Vincent Bette Lee.
. Mamie Price. Mice Price Mary Wood.
Mary Cochran. Dousl las PEBBLES. Sara
Briggs, Florence Buford Laura Briggs
and Carrie FoN.
Miss Hattie Cato was hostess To Il
number of the high school boys and
girls at 4 Halloween party on Wcdnes-
day evening. The guests were dressed
as witches and ghosts, and the Hal
lowe'cn idea was further carried out i'll
the decorations OF orange and black and
the rctrcShine mis- served throughout
tho evening Those present were Misses
Mabel Sattcrwhite. TriNic Johnson.
Laura L.ifscy. Martha Robertson. Glare
Robertson. Eta Belle Walker. Claricc
Barham. Therma Valentine. Juanita
lIayman, Bessie Bailey, Louise Vincent,
Eugene Vincent. Marguerite Hudson,
jamie Potter, Carroll Baker, Viii
liam Harding. William Tiilar, Floyd
Daushtry. Paul Hannah. Ben Parker.
Powell Potter and Edward Squire.
Mrs. \. V. Healy. OF Newark. y. j..
assisted by Miss Louise Barham. gave
an informal dance at the Masonic Tenn
pic Wednesday evening. Punch was
served by Mrs. street. of New York.
Tho dance was arranged for the benefit
OF the Womans Service League. and the
proceeds will be used TO buy hospital
supplies.
~ Or. and Mrs. McNair spent few days
of this week IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. Walker motorcd to
Richmond on Tuesday. returning the
same day.
Rev. II. T. staples has been sen, by
the state Mission Board to the train
ing csmp ri Newport News 10 CO.
operate with the work OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. Mr.. Staples
rncnds four days of every week in the
camN. returning for his services here on
sunday
MIS- y. y. ROSzcl lett thi' week to
make her home in Norfolt.
J. T. WasSom. principal Of tho
Gre"ncsville County High School. has
returned from visit 10 Wythcvillc ac-
companied by Mrs. Wnssom and two
children.
Mrs l.. T.. punn. of Scotland Neck,
and George w. Dunn. Jr.. Of Chcs; cr
Pa. were recent visitors in the homo
OF Mrs. j. L. Mason.
Miss Rose Friend nf pct,rvhur~
Spcn; few days with friends in EN-.
pUriit recently.
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LYNCHBURG
TSpccialto The Timcs.Disn,

Especial to The Times. Dispatchl
LlNCliBCRG. VA. November 10
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Gay. of Baltimore.
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
". s. Frazier. here.
{. l.. DeMott has returned from Ra-
VIENNA. Ohio. where he sustained severe
injuries in an automobile accident some
time ago
Congressman II. u. Flood of the
ichth District. was in the city Tues
day.
e. u. Hammer. Of Washington. was
mere for II brief stay during the week
Captain Fred Weinman. Of Boston is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. II. T.. Hip
pert.
Mrs. j. Ca!lton Hcarn. OF Laurel
Del is the guest of her parents. Mr..
aud Mrs. =. NJ. Rumbough
Mrs. Walter = Wilkinson oc wvthc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

within ten minutes after an appli-
cation of bandcrinc you can not find "a
*ingl" trace "f daudrMf or falling hair
and your scalp viii not itch. but what
VIII please Nou most will he after Il few
weeks use. when YOU see new hair. fine
ana d"wuy AT iirst-ycs-but really new
hair growing all over The scalp.
liiiic baudcrinc Immediately dou-
bl"s tn" beauty Of your hair. No diff
terence how dun. faded, brittle and
*cracGH. Just moistcn - cloth with
l'andcrinc aud carefully draw it
through YOUR hair. taking one small
strand az n time. The effect is amaz-
ing your hair will be light. fluffy and
waNy. aud have an appearance of
abundance; an incompatible mstrc,
sof'ncss and luNuriancc.
Get "a small bottle OF l[nowltnn's
| nandcrinc for a'fcw cents at any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove that
your hair Is as pretty and soft AZ any
/ that II has been neglected or injured by
careless trratmcnt--that'S All you
J surely can have beautiful hair and lots
/ OF IT IL YOU viii just try a little Dan
| dcrinc.-.idv.
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GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR

Common garden sage hrcwcd Into a
heavy toa with sulphur added, viii turn
gray. strcak"d aud faded hair beau
ti'uliy dark and iuNuriant. Just a few
"rnIcaii"nS viii prove "a revelation if
your hair is fading, Str"akcd or gray
MiNiuS the Sage Tea and Sulphur re-
cipc at home, though. H. troublesome.
an easier way rs to got bottle Of
WNcth'S sage and sulphur Compound
ut any drug store AL ready for use. This
T. th" "ld-timc 'rccip" improved by In.
addition of other ingredients.
Will" WHISKY. gray faded hair j.,
not sinful VIC all desire To retain our
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willie. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
-. Witt.
Mrs. Gcrtic Martin. of Roanoke. Is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. o. Il:
Patterson. in Rivermont.
Mrs. a. Lee Beasley and Miss Alice
Suter were guests carly during tho
week of Mrs. d. 7. Gordon, in Nelson
County.
clifford Timmons. Of Washing ton.
visited Mrs. /. G. Timmons here this
week.
Miss Cornclia Meade. who visited
Mrs. T.. w. Fisher. has returned to
Washington.
Mrs. 4. IL. Burroughs and daughter.
Miss Florence Burroughs. OF Irvington-
on-the- Hudson. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. u. Davis.
Rev. Gilby G. Kelly, u. d.. has re-
here.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. watkins
have been visiting in Richmond.
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youthful appearance and attractivcncSs'.
Hy darkcninc your hair with Wycth'%
sage and sulphur Compound. no ono
can toll. because IL does il so naturally
so evenly. You just danlpcn Il Sponr.
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking ono small
strand AT u time: by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared. and after an
other application or two. your hair be-
comes beautifully dark, glossy. soft
and luNuriant.
This preparation is u delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended for
tho cure, mitigation or prevention Of
djSpaSC.--AdV
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HARRISONBURG

IiARRISONBURG. VA. November
l0.--Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Marmol and
little son have returned TO their home
in Peru South America. after a visit
10 Mrs. Marmols parents, Mr.. and Mrs
i. II. Lambert.
Miss Sadie BiXler, of Benning Heights
Md. is visiting relatives in Rocking
ham County.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Strole have re-
turned from visit to his sister Mrs
II. ID. Armstrong. at Luray.
Miss Clara Belle Davis. OF Charlottes-
vic. who visited Mrs. y. Wilson Davis
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have returned home after Il visit OF
several days to friends in Harrison
burg.
Miss Ncttic Long has gone to Hunt
ihsto. W. Va. for visit To her sister.
Mrs. r. j.. Boone.
Mrs. d. H. rurycar is spending SOW
cral days with her parcuts. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Bilihimcr. In Washington.
Mrs. William Foley. Of washington H.;
IL guest OF her sister. Mrs. James e
Roller. on South Main Street
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here this week. has Eohc. to Petersburg
10 take charge of the Young women's
Christian Association work I'm that city.
MIR. and Mrs. William Richie havo
returned To their home at Coatsvillc.
Pa. after II visit 10 relatives in liar
risonburg and Rockingham County.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. a. Weaver. OF I;lida.
Ohio. have arrived for II visit 10 rcla-
tircs near IIarrisonburg.
Mrs. II. Glenn Alexander and daugh-
ter. Miss Evon Alexander. of Chicago.
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DR.. Ferdinand King. Nero York Physician
and Medical Author, tells physicians that
they should prescribe more organic iron
Nurated Iron-for their patients-SGys anac-
'nia-iron defcicncy-is the greatest curse to
The health, strength. vitality and beauty of
the modern american Woman.-Sounds earn
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ling against use of metallic
iron zchich may injure The
teeth. corrodc the stomach
and do far more harm than
good; advises use Of onl,
nuratcd iron.
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EHHIH Ton, JUST as You would use salt
when your food has not enough salt
AS have said Il hundred times over.
organic iron is tho greatest of all strength
builders. II people would only take Nux-
atcd iron when they feel weak or rum
down. instead OF dosing themselves with
habit forming drugs. stimulants and al
cohoiic beverages ! am convinced that in
TINS way they could ward off disease prc-
venting II becoming organic in thousands
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edy in nearly all forms Of indigestion well for
uCrNOils, n-'lovn conditions. manufacturers
have such confidence nu\atod iron that
cy offer Ia forfeit $40 any charitaho in,ti
tuition if They cannot take any woman under
90 VIII" lacks ron and ncrcasc their strength 100
per cent or over IN Tour weeks time.
have no serious organic tr0ui c. They also offer
-r'hn" your money ~ IL does not least doub,c
your strength and endurance in ten DAYS time
IL dispensed In tins city 10y Tragic Drug Co. Polk
Miller Drug CO. Childrcy DRUG and all good
drug gists.-Adv.
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W ;" INV VI VH'I' "VNH tTaCk erS,
biscuits. macatoni, spaghetti.
tapioca, sage, farina. deg
cd cornmcal. no longer is iron to
be found. Refining processes have
removed the iron Of Mother
Earth from these impovcrishc cd
foods. and silly methods of home
cookery. by throwing down the
waste pipe the water in which
our fcSe'ableS arc cooked are re-
sponsiblc for another grave iron
! loss.
Therefore. IL you wish TO pre-
serve your youthful vim and vieor
to IA ripe old age. YOU. must sun
ply the iron deficiency i'm your
food. by using some form of or
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There can be no healthy. beautiful.
rosy checked women without iron"
says pr. Ferdinand King. a New York
Physician and Medical Author. I'm my
recent talks To physicians on the grave
and serious consequences of iron de-
hcicncE in tho blood Of American wo-
men, have strongly emphasized the
fact that doctors should prescribe more
organic irou-nuXatcd iron--for their
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You can tell the women with
plenty Of iron in their blood
beautiful healthy rosy checked
women full Of Life. Vim and
Vitality


american women suffer from iron
deficiency with its attendant ills
physical weakness. nervous irrita-
hI'ity. melancholy. Indigestion, Fab
by. %aGSDIS muscles. ctc. etc and
IN consequence Of their weak cncd.
run down condition they are so liza
bic to contract serious and even fatal
disease mat | deem il my duty to
advise such 10 take NUxatcd Iron
have taken ii myself and given il To
my patients with most surprising
- aud satisfactory results. And those
y who wish quickly TO increase Their
y strength. power and endurance will
iihh ~ :; most remarkable and won
dcrfully effective remedy"
III NoTE--NuNatrd Iron. which is prc-
| %rihfd and recommended above by phySi-
rIdhS IN such great variety Of cases is
| not u patent medicine nor secret remedy,
but ono which Is we'll known to druggists
| ana whose iron constituents are wide
)I ~ prescribed by eminent physictans both,
~ Europe and America rulikc thu
older inorganic iron products IL is easily
! a*Stmilat"d. docs not .niurc the teeth.
make them black nor upset the stomach
= mn = a..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
BOARDS BU5ILY
CHECK FIGURES
Names and Numbers Are
Compared By Exemption
Officials in Ell Paso.

I,aIG-David Roscoe Porter.
5.If..-Leouard Hardy Holman
f.ff0-John William EIIer.
-.S5O-Henry Eoerzmau-
f.G0O-Her1err sudolpu woods
4..i34-Louis BozarL
2.u5;-Nalter Charles smith
4.~1s-kele Fox
g. s,iJ-Wilfred Carter
.s.4O4-Carl Spinner
5.Cf5-Victor Hector lr
J.=G5-Eufus Lee Carutl-
4.GSG-Fi erberr Ernest lehman.
a.g5f-ScOt- Louis Roberts
3.55O-DauieI Robert Curry
1.sO9-Henry Ward Beecher stowe
3.Oss-FredericE WestinEh0uss Burke
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4. fgI-Paul j. Curry
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S,sCf-Cari Lee Judd.
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1,GI5-Edward Towns.
5.I3i-WIlis Wright SchOft
I,2-f-Hugh Blair Thompson
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5.0s2-J- Flcknger Knox.
4.452-Gienn Roy Deuing-
4.g5S-JO ohm Ben Hancock
B,C5s-Gus Walter Bemauu-
5.O3~-William Brooks Dalton
4, g2I-Walter Earl Davis
3. GIf-Larcelle Weller
a.415-Runert Warren Gl-er--
4 .4Sd-Lemuel Verne Cole.
a.S0O-ROv Greeulee Wamol-
S,gIG-IrViuE Schwartz.
5.I4n-Heury john Gems.
8IO~-JaCk Farmer
4T9g-AuEustu George GsIn---mCl-
3.4I7-Joe ShaUburEer.
H.ISI-TheodOre OSBORN Webb.
4.524-AUchibald LeSeceur.
s,:s2O-Earl Rodney HarlaEe-
1,f4s-Abraham LeNuns.
4.229-WIson Clement Por-erfIell-
4.n43-Ordie Lee Slate
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s.IsI-Frauk Earl Hickman
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5.:g~5-Claude Edwin Cummings
g.O9I-E0bert Everett GIBSON