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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Trophy for Harrison County Corn

The farmers of Harrison coun-
ty are to have the opportunity of
winning beautiful silver trophy
on their corn this winter. AT the
State corn and small grain show
at Iowa Stage college, Ames,
January 20 to February 8, the
lucky man is to be picked.
Through the courtesy of the
Citizens State Bank of Dunlap
this cup has been provided for the
exhibitor of the best ten ears of
corn shown from Harrison coun-
ty at the state show. The win
ner is to have his name engraved
on the trophy and has the priv
lege of keeping the cup a year.
Then it is to be passed on to
someone else, for the rules of the
contest state that no man can win
one cup twice. However, there
may be another cup that he is
eligible to win. J. f. Powers won
last year.
Each sample sent in to COM
pete for the trophy will be exam
ined by a competent corn judge
and written report of the good
and poor points of the sample at
ktached to tit. This may be OF
some help to the exhibitor in
choosing other samples later on
If other information concern
ling the trophy is desired it may
be had by writing to the Iowa
Corn and Small Grain Growers
association, Ames, Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

dish and place in the bottom layer
of buttered crumbs, over these lay
three thinly sliced eggs; cover with
half of q fourth of a cupful Of chopped
olives and repeat with crumbs and
three more eggs, olives and then the
white sauce. Cover with buttered
crumbs. Salt and pepper should be
used to season the white sauce and a
cupful and half of crumbs will be
needed. Bake until nicely Drowned.
Jam OmeIet.-Beat the yolks of five
eggs until light and lemon colored;
add tablespoonful of powdered SUI
gar, and three tablespoonfuls of milk
mixed with teaspoonful of corn
starch. Fold in the stiftly beaten
whites of eggs and cook in buttered
frying pan until set, then spread with
jam and fold; serve as dessert.
Sprinkle with powdered sugar and
garnish with jam.
Coffee Custard.-Scald two cupfuls
of milk with two tablespoonful OF
ground coffee; strain after it is we'll
STEPPED, add three beaten eggs, a
fourth of a cupful OF sugar, pinch
of salt. Strain into cups and set in
hot water to bake until firm. Flavor
with few drops of vanilla or coffee
extract.
Lacto.-Beat two eggs, add two cup
fuls of sugar and four and a half cup
fuls Of sour milk, half cupful each
of any desired fruit (such as cherry,
grape, strawberry, raspberry and
lemon Juice. Mix in the order given
and freeze as ice cream. This is one
of the most refreshing and wholesome
of frozen dishes. Buttermilk Is often
used in place of sour milk making
richer ice than with plain milk.
Chopped hard cooked eggs added to
white sauce and served on buttered
toast makes most satisfying dish
for luncheon or supper.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
FlRELEss cooKsTovE.

The original cooker, the hay box,
was most useful for all cooking, by
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

= 81 Z.
| Postmaster Swigert of Maquo-
|keta has received plans and speci-
|fications for a new $4,000 post
loffice to be built there.
Ira Holiday of Muscatine spent
|Christmas with his parents in
dayton, Ind. His father is 1O5
Years old and mother tO3.
il Arthur Fink, aged %, of Gar
Twin, was seriously injured when
Icaught in the fast revolving fly
wheel of gasoline engine.
| Elvys Clements of Lanesboro
met witha serious accident when
his coat became entangled in the
/ fly wheel of a tractor engine.
Arthur Van Houton of Hamp-
ton has sued the county for
$4,000 for injuries received when
his traction engine fell through a
bridge.
John w. Bender, aged so, near
Council Bluffs, was found dead i'm
his home. He was shot to death
land a revolver was found by his
|side.
S. r.. Johnson's grocery and
meat market and the Cochran
Fair store at Rockwell City were
destroyed by fire at a loss of
100000.
The Buena Vista county board
let contract for IA bridges, all
to be built of steel or concrete,
the cost of which will aggregate
$3.50, 900.
During a recent cold spell
Charles City maintained the rec
ord of the coolest spot i'm the
state, with a temperature of 20
below zero.
Bank desposits i'm Iowa show
an Increase of $3.50, 968. Ga
over last year. They are prac-
tically S75,OOO,OOO greater than
they were in November, 1914.
The oldest engine i'm Iowa was
presented to Amcs college by a
woman at Charlton. II is reputcd
to be the first locomotive that
crossed the state of Iowa.
Ernest Hartman of Washing
ton, employe of the Iowa Gas and
Electric company, died from
scalds received when a 2H inch
steam pipe bursted.
Miss Annette Damn, aged 81,
of Earling, was fatally burned
when she attempted to kindle a
fire with what she believed to he
kerosent and proved to he gas
oline.
Charles Berrie, agent for the
standard Oil company at Mt.
Pleasant, was instantly killed
when large auto tank he was
ldriving overturned, pinning him
underneath.
A lone bandit made a futile at
tempt to hold up the passengers
on a Milwaukee train near Sioux
Eity. He exchanged shots with
passengers and escaped with only
1910.
Harry j. Howard, pastor of the
Christian church at Knoxville,
was injured when he took four
|teen-foot fall down the elevator
shaft in the Hamilton & Hamilton
hardware store.
The 3-months-old baby girl of
Elva Sawyer, near Urbana, was
killed when an auto i'm which she
was riding turned over.
What is supposed to be one of
the oldest automobiles i'm Iowa is
in active use at Guthrie Center.
lSenator John Foster uses the car
1908 days out of the year. The
car is nicknamed "Old Blazes, .
and when originally registered
was car 1915 in Iowa.
The Ottumwa fire department
refused a tender of appreciation
in the form of PURGE from the
city of Oskaloosa for making a
record run to the recent fire
there, but the Oskaloosa people
would not be denied the privilege
of reciprocating in some manner
$50 presented the boys with ten
Ilarge turkeys.
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The Hotel Lozier at Manson
was completely destroyed by fire.
Excavating for the 100000
hotel at Hampton has been COM
menced.
An elevator at Grundy Center
burned, destroying 10000 bushels
of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quist at Es-
sex celebrated their 62nd wedding
anniversary.
The A. R. Lumis building at
Fort Dodge was destroyed by fire
with loss of $4,000.
The Dispatch printing plant
and post office at Ringsted were
badly damaged by fire.
The 3-year-old child Of Frank
| G.. Vozmilek was found frozen to
death near Cedar Rapids.
Anton Nelson of near Jewell
was killed when an tue which he
was driving overturned.
Amos Clergy, an aged man,
near Perry, was instantly killed
when he fell from his wagon.
JIG. Friend, of Hampton died
as a result of injuries received
while blasting with dynamite.
Paul Davis, age A, of Council
bluffs, was seriously injured
when accidentally shot while
hunting.
w. j. Chambers, age SIS, OF
Bertram, was killed when struck
by an eastbound Northwestern
train.
Max Pro Mintz OF V'aukon was
seriously injured when he acct
dentally shot himself with Il shot
gun.
Rev. D. B. Alden, one of the
Oldest and best known Methodist
ministers in Iowa, died at Cedar
Rapids.
DR.. A. r. Wolfe of Carson was
seriously injured when a Ford he
was driving skidded and turned
turtle.
A number of small restaurants
in Sioux City which have been
serving meals at 15c raised the
price To zoe.
Thirty-nine applications were
received by Governor Clarke for
the office of state railway con-
missioner.
The nine-months- child o.
William Michels of Monticello
Twas drowned in a five-gallon pal
of water.
| Wesley Dillon of Strawberry
Point while saving down trees
WAS seriously injured by a tree
falling on him.
| According to figures by State
kFire Marshall Roe the lass te
property in Iowa in December is
nearly S1,OO0,OOO.
! Thieves at Ottumwa were
caught boring holes through thu
floor of grain cars and filling
sacks from under the cars.
| A hot flatiron placed in bed tt
keep a child's feet warm during
the snight, started a blaze at thu
home of P. j. McCavick, at Wat.
lerloo.
Mike Kelley, age 35, of siou!
City, was badly burned about tn
|legs and hands when he smoked
in bed and the bed clothing tool
fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. Morton
of Scion were severely injure'
when horse they were driving
became frightened and ran away
Noah Tate, a negro, brough
Into police court at Council
Bluffs, had five perfectly forme'
fingers and a thumb on eacl
hand.
Emery Conner, employed il
Highlands department store a
Mt. Pleasant, was seriously in
ljured when he fell out of sec
ond story window.
Carl Lind, a miner at Boone
was killed when a blast explode
, pnnyno f,,rn1u
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dishes Which are PRONE
bitive many months Of
the year.
EscaIIoped Esgs.-Melt
two tablespoonful Of
butter and when bub-
bling hot add two table,
spoonfuls Of -four; add a
cupful and a half of milk,
and cook slowly until
thick Ruttar a baking
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not be properly cooked in water, the
modern caloric cookstove was invent
ed so that now baking and roasting
may be done as we'll as stewing and
boiling. The metal compartments
with the steatites or stones for heat
baking or roasting.
The following dishes may be pre-
pared and ,oked in the fireless cook
er. You may go to town and do your
shopping, make a call or spend the at
ternoon with friend, or go to church
on Sunday and your meal will go right
on cooking as well as ii you were
there.
Irish Stew.-Take a pound and a
halt of mutton, cut in small pieces,
brown two onions, sliced, in two ia
blespoonfuls Of butter. Add the meat,
one carrot, eight small potatoes, one
stalk of celery, pepper and salt to
taste. Add boiling water to cover.
Put into the cooker with one hot ra-
!, diator; cook four hours.
Beef la Mode.-Take five pounds
from the under portion OF the round,
the toughest part; wipe and trim off
all rough edges. Put into an earthen
dish and pour over it a spiced vinegar,
using pepper cloves, allspice, three
/ teaspoonfuls of salt, one cupful Of
vinegar, one chopped onion and half
teaspoonful of mustard; the same
amount of the other spices. Let the
meat stand overnight or all day, turn
ing it occasionally to season evenly.
Then drain, wipe and lard it with ton
! or IL strips of salt pork. Remove it
/ to kettle and brown it in hot fat
in which two onions and half car.
rot have been fried. Add enough boil.
ing water to cover, put in a bag Of
herbs, place in the cooker with one
radiator and cook six hours. Serve
with a thickened gravy and potato
balls and small onions.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

I. A. Mains, prominent man at
Ehartsr Oak, fell dead on his
porch.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

steam, or hot water as
the heat was supplied
by a large body of water
or liquid in which the
food was placed. and
brought to the boiling
point, the hay acting as
insulation to keep the
heat from dissipating.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Eggs are reasonable In price and
this is the time to enjoy many of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
APPOMATTOX

i~pccial 80 The Times DISPATCH
APPROXIMATIONS. VA. IanutrN 90
Mrs. :. T. Caldwell Is ca yiaI' 20
Victoria ana Norfolk
AIRS i. f. callahan attended the tu-
neral OF her graudul"thcr Mrs. NJ.
Jacob. who died IN i.ynchhIrp on M"m-
day, iu the eighty -uiutn year Of hcr
age.
Thc Appoma,,oz Agricultural -.uoo'
vas sic scene 81 mos interesting
meeting OF pupils on MonGuY, inmayy
$. when The girls auG boys poultry ,tuD
ncGaU its existence
Ecv. T.. = ,aiiahun married az jhe
rareorago on W"dncsda> Ni't'am
Nrclci Moon ana Miss MutGc \iwcll
Martin They ar" wcll known IN This
The rarmers "l >promattoN viii
make SATURDAY. Jtuunry - the ris
get gay FOR pogr"ss and rnif o.
The hstory Of the ypuu,y Th,y spl
organize Federal fnrp l",u henl.
on 'h.t de.
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Christ Church. spent part OF this
week H. Hvhnomd with lis brother,
br. Gaructt Nelson
Mrs. w j Schocrc luf, on Thursday
Tor Il weeks visi, I" friends IN Wnsh-
imrt"m and i;altiWorc.
John c"lcm,,h. nr Nelson County.
Spcn, u Part nt the week. here with
his aunt Airs. James NJ. Johnson
Mrs. t. T. i;cgI Was called to l;ich-
mpnd carly IN the wc.l 10y the illn"ss
Of Il relative.
Mrs Alexander J:lack is spcndiu.
tho late winter months ut 81 Peters
bur. aud her points IN Florida
Mrs James Erncsi Walker. Of Eun-
nokc tnI Mrs. e L. Gray. If New
York. wcr" among the visitors a., an"
liln"kShurS Inn during til" week
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BOWLING GREEN

Special :" The Times ptsp"t,h,l
BOWLING GEEEN. w. January -.
Misses Helen and Fl"r,uc" Euoaddus
have returned from " sIs,t to- rrla
tNl"S IN New Nork
Mrs Jessie q Emit of baltimore.
is visiting her sisl"r. Ms Hussc!l
BruadduS.
Mrs, EiHc e. White. Miss >nn. NJ.
White aud John cary Whit" of Rich-
mond. ar" spending >uIno tim" a, their
"runtry homo. old Muua!ua."
Airs. Eddie : cuchilI b.. WISHING roll
ativr:, ~ stafford
Wchh Enirc "f Eicnm"ud spent =,
PAR, "f thus well. with luis m"thcr.
MIS-. Sallic W. Rains
Miss Miriam icrrin spcuI the week
"n" with friends ia Fredericksburg
=. v Anderson. ~ %orfrlk VISITED
friends here this wcck
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SUFFOLK

i.,no"iHi /" rhc Times lf;>ral.H.I
SGEroI.k. Va. January >" Airs. T..
~. Gillette, 81 Wisconsin,. LEFT Tuesday
80, a visit &" Miss lirnric;r, Miner,
80; Sew Snrh
Mrs J t.. savage ~ ii"urc.' y e.,
nud Mr ana AIRS. l.. |; smith. 81 Nor.
folk, nIc guests ui Mrs. Eduic NarsnalI
and Miss Emth Marshall 1T th"ir h"n,.
on H,"Itu-. stree,
NJ. aud Mrs. NJ p Elliot, ar,irc.. al
none "u TU'sday fr"Iu the New Y"rE
aut"mrhil" .h"w.
Mrs .""rG" \. FraYsc,. 81 N"nLrrS
y Y. a. the aucEi ~ hcr daughter.
Airs !: g Inns
Miss |di;h WickhruE 1T I;ni,,u"ic.
u N,suiu" Mi. ~ y, Ei,iuit N
Airs. .i"hn Il l'inucr cutci'Iui,lru uu
u.SdtN -, q luuvhcon 80 honor uf
Miss Mabel Brown. wh" has i.",u gin
M series ~ lectures ON current
vents
rhy youn= rolks Mys,.nal -.
"i"'! % On. oxford Mc,Nudis, h.ris..u-
ra' church nrt o. Tue ,dur rirht witt.
Mis- judith i;rcwcr ~ h,i bone "u
Washington street,
AIRS. Haiti. Drank and son - Mr.
t"ik are wcci>-cud Guests at NJ. aud
Mrs. 6. lloyd Ecll
Mrs .la,k F,reuan ~ \lr.iui;,
Hearh haas roucludcd :; visit t" NJ.
't" AIRS. - y. Farici
oliver Njur, OF Ei,hmond .tos ia
'hv city OF Wednesdays
John g t.b,rwiuc. " lr,,r, r,,,i.h
va" IN SuTulk on W"ducsd.v
me Literary cub met Win Ms .r
i'riti. on Main street. az Thuls,l., al.
i"ruu"tt.
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Ia I"c"mb,, ~" was utnt"ird l." Mis-
-Nnn WhTc-iicr. at Charles t,n. =. 6. Nj.
;iid Mrs. rimh"rlahr viii entertain,
lI' counsel SCI go i'ri"n. vScriuI
ia horror ct 'Int >ii' i'i;cir" ,nd nis
brdc.
Mry Jan.. Marshall. of rariuic.
county,. - Gu"si 81 hoe pai tntS. EcN.
and Mrs. ". g. iiuiiih"i
i;"N. Murray -. Mitchell, r',:'Ior "r
Central M"iiI"di|i triscopu CHURCH
has returned tr"m ~ 'Nt"rdcd uin ~
tl"ri";t 'nd pth"r southern states.
l;"N. William bC;'rrm Is ~" uiim.
several weeks ~ III" Uuiou 1hro,ut..
al f"nirai!. Eirl,moud II, w,.S az.
""nponicd 10y lis mciEcr. M.. ! :.
h.ni:m. "i" l.ft intur for rl,.i, ~
>'.l". Ga- I" Wit relatives
Miss tnrrir u Erolv"ii :, i,u,.i,ic,
al Nv. :'nd Mr, I..hm :, 'rc,kvrll 4,
~ "a hey home mere,
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LOUISA

Special :" 'ihr Times nispat.h.l
LOT 'SN. VA. i4ruHrA - Mrs. "
:. crank "utcrtai':"d TIA" Louisa Bridge
Club this evening At her h"nr
MiS Frank $nr@cuut tnd little
tnuEi't"r. NhgiriH. viii leave on Mon
d"N 1" Visit fricnd' aud relatives in
itivhnund
i"b"r, ). 'raw cord. IN. returned ~
New Work "r Thursday. after attend
,ue IN" fuuern OF hi. cousin. Miss
Diana era wfnr'l. bert"
y ucc'iir; ~ The i."uiSu Home Dem
"nsir1iiu" ARA civic iiptt.rnou; club
was held "r Wednesday aftcruonu II,
III" hon" If Mrs Waiter -. thilcs
IN" FIRST Louis, 5n.- ~ rctiIr,t fran,
IN" Mexican border tx Fob EuIiu,'i
son al NJ and Mrs. Percy BulInck
81 low; i."uisa lie arrived on We'd
n"s;ia! miSht aud gave an interesting.
'a!k :" ihc I.onism i!igh school pupils
rn Thursday
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RUB NEURALGIA
AWAY! END PAIN
Instant relief from nerve tor
turc and misery with "St.
Jacobs Oil"
Zee, a small trial ho,tl-,

''"t small trial bottle
ttHr 'hlS soothing. penetrating. oil
night int" the sore. iuiinuCb nerves.
aud like maG ncur"lgja disappears
~ Jacobs Oil couuU"rS pain. II is
hurm rs* ncural"i relief which
"oosu'i bum or diScolor the SKIN.
Dent suffer lbs SO needless Get
a small trial bottle from any drug
store and gently rub the aching
nerves and III lust moment YOU
Will I've absolutely free from pain. ache
dud suffering. but what Viii please YOU
uu"r" -. That the misery viii not como
hack
:" difference whether Your pain o.
neuralgia misery l. in The face. head
80 amy par' 81 the body. YOU get in
slant relief ami without, injury AdN
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BRISTOL

Sncchtl - The Times spAtcul
EEIS"Oi.. M. idnuarH 20 y Jauu
AIRY Wedding that attracted iut.cu at
;.ution IN social circles WAS >ulcinui.cd
the past week at Grocndalc Washing
ton County. VA. when Miss plIi, STUART
Wnitakcr, Of abingdon. The ceremony
MAS performed by Eo%. Nr Reese. oC
,;lonford. The guests ucludcd mum
Der Of weli-known Iiristol people rhr
wedding music Was rendered Icy Miss
Ethel Whitaker. Il sister of the h,id".
The Bristol Chapter Of the Daughters.
al the confedcracy WAS entertained by
Mrs. j. w. Norv"ll. AT the NorNcll home
at Seventh and RIOS" streets 80 FRI
day AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs " ~ l;nrrow l,il TVS
week. for Lakeland nnd "thr' points In
Florida, wher" ,oSy VIII remain until
me iaiH spring
Mrs. =. II. Frlmshre aud d.uGhi"r
NESS rcarl Fomshco. lct' this week for
captive. Fla.
Jesse Smith i,rm,r gr~idcnr or
bristol. spent the week her" as the
CUES, Of his aun,s. Mrs c. J. 81. John"
and Miss p,2er ii" 80 NOW Il resident
~ Washington Courthouse, OHIO.
Mrs. Taylor Cowan has returned from
Rocky Mount y e.. .hcrr She visited
hcr sister. Miss RIOS" Wallace
Mr.. J. II simon visiting her
daugtcr, AIRS simon tilnau "a Mcri-
disu. Miss
Miss Ma! Wullo! returned hcrc
from Cincinnati. where She - - siudcu.
In music. ~ 5,tcts.l tho fuucra) Of Mrs
Mary - Sp.r.ron.
William Wrsc posscr ~ Ncw YORK,
sfter a visit TO Mr.. aud Mrs. j H..
DosScr. has gone to ST. Louis.
Mrs. w. rowcli halc and son "t .l"f-
i'rs"n city. Tenn, after vtsi, !" Mrs.
tales parents, MI. aud Mrs. Lac"h
Thomas, arc now guess of relatives at
-LltNillt. Va
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WOODSTOCK

u'.it t" The Times riSptt,.hi
fuohSTr Is. VA. January "a Airs.
y. -. Ni"",lcn us was h"strss dtIrin.
The wrch ruu q series Of thimi,lc par
ties. i'i;t' guests we're entertained
Major prvrN l.. E"yrr OF the United
states \ruiy. wiili headquarters IL
Irnwnsytiic. TcAaa, ia spending several
week" WIFE hi. parents here.
Wcbh NicudcnIns hag returned To bi.
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severe cough and colh aud hayc not
horn able 4" get anything t. help me.
II Is weakening my system"
ANSWER; Us" til" following and your
VIII soon Ia sir"ur again. Get a -.
o&. bottle 90 concentrated essence men
tho inSon" aud TAX" eyer! hour or two.
rhis can be taken pure OF made INTO IL
fun pii+t OF hcin"-uuadr syrup. Full
directions as 10 uso viii be found on
hottie. This - Il miid !aNativc ana VII
dr'N" IT," cold from tho system
{. I. asks: Il haze tried to cure dam
IrHn irhing scalp failing hair aud
bn ~ vain. WHAT i" y"n recon-
rIcnd"
plain yellow minyol FOR tho past seven
acnrS. aud scores "f my patients are
non OF nus rHm"dy ~ 3t"pu,nS itching.
falling mar. dandruif. ct", " .:ivcS The
hair h""iti'. lnstrc nnd vie"i AZ nothing.
uil directions
u n, u writ" can YOU please
pres9ri''o mcd!rine which will relieve
kidney ana bladder. AZ the follow
I'nins in. small OF b;,ck. soreness in
night but scanty low win pain. burn,
Ing and foul "dor. pulling Of limbs. etc
answer ,rhosr #orEinG relief from
kidurt aud bladder disorders should
hcgi" taking halmw"r, tablets. worry
successful formula sold IN scaled tubes
with fun directions.
Avs y l.. writes; Last winter wi.
cured OF had case uf bronchitis nv
using your prescription containing
mentho- la&cuc, saul have been very
grateful aud confident of getting good
advice. ! wish III know Of II good, Sn &c
medicine. Ia reduce, NY abnormal
weight about 20 pounds
,huswcv lhank YOU for your CON
tidenc, and advise that i've gI;tin arbu-
lone tablets ~ the rrlinhlc obesity
medicine which I alw4Na prcscIihc lii
sealed tubes with directions. Any
druggist can supply, you
Geo. u, Z, writes: VI have used u
Number oi your pro.cripii ions and have
always been more than pleased with
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FARMVlllE

~, ci:, Ia III" 'rin.a- pisrHtvh.
fNi;MNlli.E. Va. January 20.---ua
W ctncsiny afternoon Mr" !. raN l"r
Thompson WAS hostess at u bridi" tea
announcing The engagement OF Miss
E''<nbcih Anderson sutherland 10 Law :
reno" Haskell chcnowcth. Of Oak i'aril.
Ill Mrs. rhompsun aud the guest OF
honor reveif"d aud assisted \muui;
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10.
Amy druggist can order Of wh~lcsuier.
,hrm lus' nov ann victim of rlcu-
r r,,, nnd lnmtnjs"-no s"rious but
ven! ia al What ii" !uu adviser
,Amswcr. For, pr"npi, lasting relief
"hHo and rheumatic pains advise Tie
aprlIchit"n 81 hino"- !uiuuu once ar
twice daily,
James ! asks FOR several months
have not h"tn feeling wen Ny rI,im
Is sall1w. my tongue is "ontod hav,
licndnchc AN si"rpioss nervous ana
bothered win ch,"u,o constipation.
Please hcip me.
.,. AnsMor: You need = a>4uyc blood
tlircr- grain "u!phcrh tablets ,uui sul-
phurL Overcome the tendency H. ruu-
ai'pni'"n aud Sr"duaIy Your rood
health ana pure blood VIII return.
''Bl"3,dIoS1,, writes - sim ar,cr my
10 he my rondition am rale. III.
IS ncklr.' hu, even whrn EFT ''! gre.,t
zeal 40 not gain - weight"
Answor: ! would udyisc plenty of
y, h,nm a" , mTs'fiIT. usi +, 'i hr"e,
your blood aud flesh Ih,S tcud 10 inn
no,% diGrs,,%m ana tte r,"p"r nhSnrp;
or 'tw" week !" not unusual
Mrs. L. c. writes. 81 hesitate TO ak
advice az my ease is =" unusual IL !,
word ! am tired aud worn out All the
,trr. Rest hooH moi refresh ne.
ful mrriy did n"i know what i, vns TO
hc tired or nervous, Sometimes feel
m ,,;,,t.,, inal fear yin h,cromc q
tindcS
Answer: Your nervous system has
been depicted You need - toni. IN
Nigniaiin medicin" that viii aid III
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Ihr questions answered below arc
Ethti'i ~ 'Ha'UCtcr. the symptoms a.,
diseases arr -ivon and tEc answers VII
''pn!4 ~ itut case 81 s'uila' nature.
nay address. ~ I.">vi. HuI;., Cnlicnr
hihE- college i.lw God street,. ip.,Lott.
ono; enclosing s"lf-utjtt-,s.ud stamped
dress must hc given. but only Initials
or h"''iI"uS names vii nc used IN NY
ImsW''S III" prescriptions can h..
n'ic" ~ any Wcll-sto,krd drug store.
-NhN druSEist can order Of Wholesaler
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them .iusi now | ann victim, of ulcu-
iiEN aud lumtHGo--npt suriD,is hut
Nri! raiiFul Whay d" yVu adviser
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&. |. asks: II have tried To cure dam
nun, itching scalp. falling hair aud
badness with numerous tuuics etc.
bhl ~ vain. What 'in yru recon-
u