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The Washington herald., 1917-01-15
GRAND JURY TO HEAR
VA. BOOZE CHARGES
Judge Bailey in Alexandra Summons
Special Body for Tomorrow.
TIE HERALD BUREAU,
X. Z. knight & Son.
62l -63 King Street.


II. Z. knight & Son,
e2l-s3 King Street.
Alexandria, Va, Jan. 4-A special
Corporation Court, Judge L. C. Barley
presiding. when several cases for alleged
violations of the liquor laws and other
cases will be presented to it.
The following jury was summoned: r,
E. Knight c. H Callahan, Charles P,
Waller, sr., s. H. Lunt, T. W. Robinson
John G. Graham, John H. Fisher and
John w. May.
This will be the second jury that has
met in the Corporation Court to consider
alleged violations of the liquor laws since
Virginia entered the dry" column. The
number of alleged violations of the
liquor laws since November has grad
ually decreased.
News was received here today from
Richmond that the members of Company
q, First Virginia Regiment, the Alex
andrta Light Infantry, will leave Rich
mond at o'clock Wednesday over the
Atlantic Coast Line for this city, arriy-
ing here at noon. The soldiers will be
given an ovation upon their arrival. and
banquet at night at Armory Hall. The
general committee in charge Of the af-
fair will meet at o'clock Monday night
In the rooms of the chamber of COM
merce.
At the annual banquet of r. F. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, which win
De held Friday night in Lee Camp Hall.
In observance Of Gen. Lees birthday, the
speakers and toasts they will respond to
Will be as follows: General Robert E.
Lee" Senator John H. Rankhead, Ala
oama; Army Of the West" Representa-
A "a
sinia and Kentucky" Senator c. ]. W.
Beckham, Kentucky.
The closing services of the three days'
retreat for men at St Mary's Catholic
Church ended tonight with a sermon by
Rev. T. s. McDermott, o. P, Of the
Dominican House of Studies, Brookland,
D. c.
Afterward there was enrolment into the
Holy Name Society Of a large number
OF new members
THE Church Pension Fund" was the
subject of an address delivered by John
Stewart Bryan, editor OF the News-Lead-
er, Richmand, Va, before a Joint meet
ing OF the congregations of Christ and St
Paurs P. E. Churches, held tonight in
Christ Church.
rAmong the Blaokfeet in Glacier Ma
tiona Park will be the subject of a
travelogue, illustrated. which will be de-
livered Monday night by Laurence D.
Kitchell in the auditorium of the Elks
Home. Proceeds of the affair will be for
the benefit of Grace P. E. Church.
oficers will be chosen for the coming
year Thursday night at the annual meet
ing Of the Alexandria Automobile Club, to
be held in the rooms Of the chamber of
commerce. Arrangements will also be
made for the second annual dinner.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15

IN poignant isolation she slipped her eof-
fee alone.
At last Mrs. Van Dorm. feeling the re-
sponsioility of hostess, after several
uneasy glances toward her, came over
and sat on the couch.
We were just talking about the Big
lows Thursday morning musicale Were
you there last week?''
Helen was saved the mortifying admis-
sion of her utter ignorance of the Big
lows musiciales by the entrance of the
men.
They were all Laughing heartily, and
giancing at Warren. who seemed the CEN
ter OF the group.
Go on, Curtis-finish it,"
That's ALL" grinned Warren. TIL let
It go at that
Helen shot him an fmploring glance, an
appeal to come to her rescue. But still
surrounded, he did not even see her.
Enviously. almost bitterly she watched
him. He was thoroughly at ease, as he
always was. while she sat apart, awk-
ward, and tongue-tied.
Mrs. Reed is going to sing for u.s."
some one announced, a blond woman.
in spectacular gold-cloth gown, trailed
to the piano.
She did a recitation-song with gushing
affectation. But this diversion Helen
WelcOmed, Tor she mao only to assume q
look Of admiring appreciation.
1t was still another torturous hour be-
fore the party broke up. Murmuring to
Mrs. Van Dorm an expression of her en-
joyment of the evening. Helen escaped to
the white and gold dressing-room for her
wraps.
Ten minutes later they were in a taxi,
whirling homeward. Warren lit a cigar
cite and pulled down the opposite seat
for his feet.
Pretty smart feed. eh? Enjoy it?"
Enjoy II! Then in a flash came the
warning-if he had not noticed her
wretchedness, why confess Il? Somewhere
she had read, Never depreciate yourself
to your husband"
'It was all very pretentious," was her
murmured evasion.
"Oh, we'll. Van Dorn's got It in bales
II he wants to put on dog. he can afford
to. Wouldn't care for that sort of thing
as a steady diet. but it's pretty good fun
once In a while"
In the fare of the match, as he relit
the cigarette, Helen caught a glimpse Of
his strong, clean-cut face under his shin
ing top hat.
How much of a man-of-the-world he
looked He was at ease in any circle
while she was self-cons sciously awkward
and provincial He was constantly meet
ing these men in business and at the
club. Her acquaintance was much more
restricted.
All that she had ever read of a mans
greater opportunities for progression
while his wife stood still was stabbing
through here She had never thought 1t
would apply to her. but tonight 1t did.
Tired. Kitten?" throwing away the
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15
LACE GROWS ON TREES.

New Orleans, Jan H.-How amid the
trees on the Isthmus OF Panama, and
the trees grow wild in the swamps.
Capt L. W. Richards, of the steamship
Norwalk, brought a fine sample to induce
tests as to the probable utility Of thu
plant or the tree in this section.
When the bark Of the limbs Is stripped
there are rolls of flmy substance Of a
texture very much like mosquito Meeting.
Capt Richards believes that by cultiva-
ton the tree may become very valuable.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruz causes a feverish irritation
Il the scalp, the hair roots shrink. Ioos
en- and then the hair comes out fast. To
stop falling hair at once and rid the
scalr of every particle of dandrun. get
a Z5-csat bottle OF Dauderine at any drug
store, pour a little In your hand and rub
1t into the scalp. After a few applica-
lions the halr stops coming out and you
ant find any dandruT.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15
PRESIDENT PLANS BIG MERGER.
Three Commissions May Be Gained
to stfm uIate Trade Interests.


II the plan originated by Federal bust
ness experts and approved by President
Wilson can be shaped into law there viii
be a merger of the Federal Trade Com
mission, Federal Reserve Board and the
Tariff Commission for the purpose OF
stimulating business to a higher plane OF
efficiency.
The details of production costs of all
industries will be sscertained by the new
method as 1t has been repeatedly
brought to the surface that manufac-
turers themselves do not know just how
to devise means of getting at the facts
regarding the costs OF their respective
businesses.
Members Of the three different bodies
who are expected to cooperate in this
move are enthusiastic over the proba bic
good results that their combination will
effect and 1t is their intention to offer
TO manufacturers and merchants every
possible help to stimulate trade condi-
tions.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15
OHIO MARSHAL SLAIN.

Piqua, Ohio. Jan. 1I-Harvey Hake,
marshal Of Co~tnston, Ohio, was shot
and killed today by Bert Clark. Clark
blew OF Hake's head with q shotgun.
After the shooting Clark barricaded
himself IN his brother-n-law's home and
battled for three hours against arrest,
while police of three towns surrounded
the house.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15

An electric hand mirror is now in
cluded among the latest electric de-
vices. 1t contains a battery In IT'S
handle and a small electric bulb Just
below the rejecting surface. 30 az TO
throw the light on the face Of the
user.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-15

This series In b continuation OF
'sTheir Married Life," produced BY
Mabel Herbert Urner for four years.
aThe Married Life of Helen and War
rem" appearing exclusively in this pa
per, IL the only series now being writ
ten by Mabel Herbert Urner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. April li.-MiSs
Vera Bubcrt has returned To her home
in Baltimore. after Il visit TO Miss Cath
arinc BarGcit
The young men Of the town gave
their annual Easter dance on Monday
night. number Of out -of-town guests
were present.
Miss Anne Winfield Clover is tho
guest OF Professor and Mrs, William
Anthony. of Swarthmorc College.
Swarthnorc. ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bruniback and
little daughter have returned from :,
visit To his brother. DR.. Brumback. of
Baltimore.
Mrs w. L. Lorraine and two little
daughters. OF Richmond are guests of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Wundur,
of Mount Jackson.
l.. s. walker. of SlatinSton. Pa. has
returned TO his home. after visit to
his mother. MIS-, l.. S Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker have
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BIG STONE GAP

Special :" The Times Dispatch
El'i STONE GAP. VA. April -
Vivian Mouscr. who is attending school
AT Ann Arhor. Mich. is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Mouscr.
ID. NJ. Hodges arrived in town on sat
urday from Greensboro. y. e.. and
will spend several days here.
Robert 1nSle. who has position at
Hazard. Ky. spent a few days here this
week
Miss Eess Young. OF s,oneEa spen,
Easter at Emory. Va. visiting her
brother. Gordon, who is attending
school AT Emory and Henry College
w. T.. Wolfe and p. II. Hammond
who arc employed with the Clinchfcld
Coal Corporation at Wilder, Va. visited
here Sunday.
Miss Ruby Kcmper spent the Easter
holidays at Bristol. visiting Miss
Gladys Mumord.
a. X. Morrison and daughter return.
ed last week from visit 10 his sis
ter. Mrs. Spears Webster. in Knox
Vile.
Miss Bruce Skeen sren, tho Easter
holidays a; Abingdon with her sister.
Miss Mary Skccn. who is attending
school at Martha Washington College
this Year.
Mrs. Mildred Dabuey. OF Pennington
Cap. spent few days here with her
sister. Mrs. w. :. Beverly. who has
been ILL
Miss Beverly Eayne Taylor. OF Nor
ton. spent saturday and sunday i'm the
Gap with Miss Florence Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy sutton and it'll.
son. Guy. Jr., left OIL Thursday morn
ing for stanton. whore Mrs. Sutton
viii spend month with her parents.
Mrs. w. u kinnard and littl" son.
Owen. who have been spending, several
days here with Mrs. kinnard's brother
II. +. Young. returned on Thursday
TO their home in Dcs lines. iowa
Robert Fianary. oC Norton. was =
business visitor in tho Gap recently.
Miss Florence McCormick. who is
teaching At ST Paul. spent the Easter
holidays IN Ihe Gap with her parents.
Miss Nettic Willis. Of this place. and
Clarence Ciilmer. of Lebanon were
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

Special to The Times DiSpatchI
FREDERICKSBURG; VA. Aprti IL
On last Saturday evening the Ere.ier-
icksburc Normal School basketball
team defeated George Washington Uni
rcrsity i'll the gymnasium of the school.
by score of 20 to 22.
This. afternoon the two teams mot
in Washington for another game. play
cd III the Epiphany gymnasium.
At recent class IN .cting tho senior
class voted unanimously to dispense
with tho class lay. which Is u.uallv
- part OF the commencement exercises.
ami donate tlr money spent for eos
tunes 10 the war relief fund.
en- Friday evening tho Dramatic
Club repeated the Japanese play that
IL gave some weeks ago. presenting the
play this time ni the Chancellor High
school for TN, benefit OF III" library
fund OF ,hat Srhupl
beau y. ~. Chandler. Jr. was one
Of the sneak at tho National Con-
terence Of Rur'l Problems. hclL dur
inc the past week at TIE Winthrop
Normal and Industrial school. ~ Isoci;
Till :. -. under tho direction OF The
United states Bureau Of Education.
The subject OF Dean Chambers address;
MAS. Better Rural schools as Related
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PULASKI

Speca 10 The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. April l4.-rhe second
evening with famous women of Amer
lea was enjoyed on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs David T.. Agnew as
the hostess. The guests were Mesdamcs
Richard II. Woolline. George r. Cheves,
H. II. Roberts. lessee y. Bosang, John
s Draper. .. T. Jordan. a. V. Han
cock. Bryce ~ Martin. c. S Matthews
NJ. J., Dars;. j r. Glenn. NJ X Lang
horne. u. O. Langhorne. Oscar Laughon
7. l.. Painter! Beauregard Laughon. w
Guy Lauchon. H. II. Painter G. G.
Painter. w. ". chatiin. !. y. Walter
j. y. Ho,'ard. ". II. Trolinser. T. r.
Fainter. J K. X. Fell. Howard Gilmer
H. l.. 1rolinger. y, NJ. Sushone. H. VI
ThaNton. Ella Wood and T J.. Massie
and Miss Julia Leache
The members Of the freshmen class
entertained the sophomores at an
Easter party on Friday night in the
playrooms OF the elementary school
building
Cadet Dewey Sizer. accompanied by
his schooimate NJ. Richsr dson. OF The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Blacks
parents. Mr. and MrS II A. Sizcr.
Mr. and Mrs. +. q. Richa rdson and
son. Guy. Of Bristol. visited relatives
IN the city over sunday
Pr, j. w. keister and daughter. Miss
Mary, LEFT this week for "A visit 20 Mrs
5 + Caiwc!l at Lumherton. ~ 9
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ Painter left on
Tuesday for Richmond where Mrs.
Painter went 10 consult a ereciaiis,.
of the service Department of the Cen
"rai Chemical Company. made an Of
fetal Nisi. 20 Tho Pulaski works OF
tho company this week
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, APRIL Is 1917

were guests on sunday Of Mrs. Harr,
Lawson.
Miss Grace Oliver. who is teaching
at Dtsrutanta. has concluded an Easter
visit 10 her parents.
kilby ELAN. OF Nirs ihia polytcchnI,
institute. who spent the Easter vaca-
ton with his parents. returned to
school on Tuesday.
George =. Nurncy and Miss ThcreSc
Nurncy spent Tuesday in Norfolk
Rev. j. T.. Coleman left on Tuesday
for Norfoik. to be present at tho ordi-
nation Of rev. y. c. Head. assistant
rector OF Christ Church.
Miss Mary whitchurst. OF Norfol,l.
has returned 10 her home. after spend
ing the holidays with Miss Ivy Jones.
Miss Garland rarrnr and her guest.
Miss tlarita Jennings. az culpcpcr.
have concluded an Faster visit to Mr.
and Mrs w Il. Tarrar.
Mrs. charles Snoddy and dauchtcr.
Of Richmond. arc visiting Mrs. T. w.
Graham on Saratoga street,
CURTIS Saunders. Sidney Maxcy aud
Thomas Iirdsonc. VIII" spout the
Easter vacation i'll Suffolk. have re-
turned - Randolph Macon college.
Harry Richards. of Eichmond. spent
the Easter vacation in SumolN
Miss Helen Zimmerman. Of Frcdcrick
Md jS The guest OF Miss Irene Barnes
Mrs. Floriue corbcll left or Tuesday
for Montgomery, Ala.
M'. and Airs. RALPH toc have re-
turned TO Suffolk. and vii! make their
homo here.
clin Jones. formerly Of Suffolk. now
of New York. was the guest an Tues
day "f Suffolk friends
landrum Briggs. Irving Truitt and
LOTUS I1itchinEs, OF the Virginia Folly
tcChn!C Institute. have concluded
visit 30 their parents. and returned on
Tuesday 10 school.
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Really Rsn1 cues Hair
Roots, or Costs Nothing
1Phcla inc the New Wonder WORKER

Without doubt the greatest thing vet
discovered for hair disiEured woman
Kind IS the wonderful. phelactine meth
% 1t has none OF the disadvantages
o! "iccrolysis or Gepilatorics and hes,
and all: 1t does this instantly. Leaving
TN" -Nln so smooth and soft that no owe
car tell til" user was ever tho possessor
"' monStaoh" or other hairy growth.
IhciaCtin" ie non odorlcsy nor.irri-
'atinE, ana SO harmless child could
ca II without any i'll ,cffec, 4 stick %
'h't rem 'trkhhi" substance, accompa
n'"d by simple Instructions can be oh %
tanned At any drug store. and IL. price
VII bs refunded upon request in case
81 HiSSati SfaCtion. But what woman
"nuiH not he satisfied and heligh,et
after seeing those ugly hairs come out
inc !GdinS the roots-wi,h her own
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ONANCOCK

lSpccia 10 The Times Dispatch
oNANCOcK. VA. April l4.--Miss Lois
Eoycrs resumed her studies al West :
hampton College. Richmond. on Mon
DAY.
Mrs Il l.. shield and Miss Elizabeth
+. Powell spent this week in Phila-
dclphia.
Misses Eloise and Alma stewart went
to Cape charles for the Easter holt
days.
Mrs Z Ray shield and son. after
p visit Of month 20 relatives here.
have returned 10 Pittsburgh.
Powell hopkins. Of New York. In
At tho home OF Mrs. Bessie Hopkins
Miss Louise Mason was the week
end guest Of Mrs. John w. West
Mrs, William +. Hopkins entertained
the sewing circle on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Hazel Hart. of Temperancsville,
was lrccontly the cues. OF Miss Eliza
beth Rogers
Waller retcho,t. OF Eastville. visited
his sister. Mrs. l.. l.. Hopkins. on sun
day
hopkins motored 10 :astville on Sat
nriay. when they were the guests of
Mrs. W L. Nottingham.
Miss Grace Windcr entertained Miss
Ecnnie Burton, of Wacha preag sue. and
Miss kcllam. Of Louisville. during the
Easter holidays.
Goodwin Joyncs. student at Bal
timore business College. was with his
parents. Superintendent and Mrs c. c.
Joyres. this week.
SDcnCer ~ Hopkins, Of Eric Pa. is
with his mother. Mrs. !. T. L. Hopkins
Claude l.. Northam. Of Baltimore was
IN Onancock on Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Mock had with
them Miss Grace Northam. of Modest
Town on SUNDAY
Miss Belle TUll. OF Pocamoke was
with Miss Mary Douglas wilkins for
several days this week
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here for tho wcck-cn
Mrs. T., :. Fitzgerald has returned
from Richmond. where She spent sew
oral weeks rs the guest OF Mrs. T.. w.
Thomas. on Grove Avenue.
Miss Carolyn Osborne spent several
days in Chase city the past week
Miss Lucille rcttus. OF Finncywood.
is visiting at ;hc Charlotte Hotel
Mrs Henry Harvey has returned
from 4 NiSi; Ia her daughter. Mrs
Frank Milton, III brakes Branch.
Misses Mabel staples, OF Richmond,
and Virginia staples. OF Raleigh. spent
Easter with their parents here.
Miss Agnes Baptist. of Scottsburg
is tn. guest OF Miss Emily Rutlcdgc
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returned to their home in Harcrstown.
Md. after II visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Walton have
returned from a months visit TO Bal
timore.
Miss Margaret Hoffman. accom- :
panied by Miss Ruth Hudson, both
members OF the saculty Of the State
Normal School of Hnrrisonburg spent
u part of tho week with Miss Hon
mans mother. Mrs. s. j. Hoffman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

Good -bye. sore feet. burning feet.
swollen feet tender feet, tired feet
Good bye. corns. Callouscs. bunious
and raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness. no more limpine with pain or
drawing up Your face in agony ''riZ''
is magical, acts right of. "'Tiz" draws
out all the poisonous cXudationS
which puff up the feet. Use "Tiz" and
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to BETTER Farms and Community Life.
\ number OF distinguished educators
and Schoolmen were present at this
conference. EN-Prcsidcnt William II.
Taft and Commissioner Of Education
L. i. ClaNton had prominent places
on the program.
Mrs. Frank =. woodson ana daugh-
ter Of Richmond. spent the week end
with Mrs. II. T.. Whitehead.
The school annual has been set in
type. and work Will he completed early
in NlaN.
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W.Jl1st7W0r Like Mdp{55iia
On The Skin! y e.
"Ensy Secrets Tint Make the Mirror Tell
Wonderful stories Of Beauty" Snys Yn-
Icskn Surau, the Fashion and Hcnuty
Queen or American Stage.
ny NALI:skA sInArrr.

THE possibilities Of an exquisite
l complexion are in every skin. |,
exists in your face, just the same
as IN that Of tho most beautiful woman
in the world It's simply tina, III"
beautiful tints of the skin are hidden
as by a vcil. Some Of the results
accomplished in few days by a
method which ! adopted long ago read
almost like fairy tale. the magic of
Il succeeds even on the most motley.
disfiSurcd. ugly skins making blen-
ishes disappear as clouds Zee from
tho fac" Of the sun, a skin. spotlcss
as the .purest marble. tinted az the
rose and as soft. adorable 10 the eye
and the toueh.--that is tho sure result
yourself at home II takes but few
moments TO make and is far more
you can buy at the stores. Now. get
one ounce of zintonc from tho drug
store and mix II with two tablespoon
cream is quickly formed and there
you have this little wonder ready 10
apply.
MAEIoNETTE--I wasted several
years OF my life using w hair ton
les that did about AS much good as
Mater FINALLY devised my own for
results. II say here that am kno,vi,
as the only woman on the American
stage who needs TO make no use OF
mar switches or other makcshifts So
you can get an idea now Of what this
formula has brought me. My friends
are unit In saying II is magic in its
beautiful without fail and stopping
falling OF hair. Just mix one ounce
OF beta -Quinol with a half pint each
OF water and alcohol. or one pint Of
bay rum instead Of tho water and aico-
ho'. II is then ready TO use,
MRS r. T.. Cheer IN YOU can
go to tina, dance without blacEheads
Get from Your druggist some powdered
neroNin. Sprinkle some on - We,
sponge. With this rub the blackheats
rather briskly for a few moments Now
prepare yourself for a surprise LOOK
IN the mirror and the blackhrads will
be gone This is the only thing that
will do this.
MAGNETIC--Rri, hair. YOU know.
is caused by nlkali iii soaps and SOAP
Shampoos. think TOO much Of Inv
hair 10 us. any Of these things II
YOU want a hcad-w that is posi-
lively glorious that dissolvcs away
every bit OF greasy Nln from tho hair
and scalp as no SOAP shampoo can
ever do Just dissolve - tcaSpoouful Of
crrol in h,lf a Gun OF water and use.
In This way from - 10 - head washes
worth Of cEGol.
MISS ANXIETY Why its q shame
for you TO have all those wrinkles
even at your age MY. II you
only knew how easy ~ was to got rid
Of them, yes. wonderfully easy. There
are thousands who Know how easy
ii is by the use of tho formula which
! will give hero. You'll see the diff
ference. not in months but in days.
Those wrinkle about the eyes ana
sagging OF flesh Will disappear, your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

quietly married at Wise county Court
house on saturday afternoon.
Or. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stout have moved
from Ioplnr Hill into the residence
OF Judge w. s. Mathews.
n. *. Mann. OF Wise. was IL bust.
ness visitor in town ON Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

wear smaller shoes Use "Tiz" and
forget Your foot misery. All. how
com fortab bic your feet feel.
Get .j-Ccnt box OF "'riz" now at
any druggist or department store.
Don't suffer. Have good feet. glad
feet, feet that never swell. never hurt,
never &c, tired. Beware OF lmita-
tons Adv
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| E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
hee generations this famous remedy has been helping sick
just it helped these three women
GirlilOOd.

Taunton, Mass" had pains in both sides and
every month had to stay at home from work and
suffer long time. One day a woman came to our
house and asked my mother why was suffering.
Mother told her that suffered every month and
she said, Why don't you buy a bottle of Lydia f.
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound 2 My mother
bought it and the next month was so well that I
worked all the month without staying at home a
day am in good health now, and have told lots
of girls about it."-Miss CLARICE NORM, % Rus
sell ST., Taunton, Mass.
1fall young women who arc not we'll could see in
our library the great file of letters like above they
would be convinced our medicine would help them.
The great number of unsolicited lett
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SUFFOLK

iS7cojalto The Times Disra,ch1
- FFcl.k. VA. April l4.-Mrs J. 2.
Parker and Edgar Cross OF Norfolk