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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02
Grace Cunard, Francis Ford and
Charlie Chaplin, Isis Friday.

HI''1 I1O NA11 Pitt fSHO IT IUHJ
Which was the real woman? Why
were there two? Were there more
than two or was the one woman SO
clever as to be able to fake a perfect
double? Why did she or they wear
the purple mask? All these questions
seem queer to you, but they are ex
planned in that great Universal serial
''The Purple Mask" in which you will
see the two greatest serial stars on
earth, Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford, supported by huge cast of
clever Universal players who portray
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02
Y. w. C. A. TO ELECT
OFFICERS

There will he a board meeting of
the Y. w. G. A. on Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock. and as cleo
ton of officers will feature the meet
ing, it is hoped that all members will
make a special effort to attend.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Hon. ]. c.. zimmerman, of Joplin,
Mo-, who has been the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Sarah zimmerman, and
sister, Miss Elizabeth zimmerman, at
the home of Mrs. T. E. We1les, will
leave tonight for New Orleans, re-
turning later to Joplin.
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TO ATTEND
V AUCURATIGN.

n. an Mrs A. F. Paderick and
daughter, Miss Eshel Paderick, left
yesterday for Tallahassee, to attend
the inauguration as the guest of Gov
srnor and Mrs. Cats at the executive
mansion. They will remain until
January sixth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02
Found a Sure Thing.

l. B. WixUn, Farmers Mills, N. Y,
has used Chamberlain's Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach
and liver and says, "Chamberlain's
Tablets are the best / have ever
used" Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02
MEETING OF THE
DORCAS SOCIETY.

The Dorcas Society of the Knox
Presbyterian Church win meet this
afternoon at three o'clock, and each
member is asked to attend, and bring
another member with her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02

Miss Jeanette Mcmillan, of Pine
Barren, is spending few days in the
city with friends and relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02

alays and subdues excitaby rrablity
exhaustion and other distressing symptoms commonly attendant
The Prescription induces refreshing sleep and relieves
mental anxiety and dependency Known everywhere
standard remedy for the diseases of women. Your
dealer in medicines sells it in liquid tablet
form; you send fifty stamps Dr. Pierce
for trial box of "Favorte Prescription Tablets"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Bradley and
son, Herbert Lee, have returned fr0m
a pleasant visit to relatives in Rome.
Georgia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02

Miss Rhetta McQuarrie left yester-
day for Auburn, Ala, to resume her
duties at the Polytechnic Institute.
after q pleasant visit with DIR. and
Mrs. D. G. Thompson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02

Doctor Pierces Pleasant Pellets Regulate and LUgorate
Stomach LiUer and BoHeLs SugGTcoated Ting Granues
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02
SOCIETY
CONTINUED From Page Five.)
MEETING WOMAN'S
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

MEETING WOMAN'S
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Gadsden StreeS Methodist
Church will meet on Tuesday after
noon at three o'clock and all ladies
Of the church are invited to attend.
PICNIC FOR SCHOOL BOYS AND
GIRLS AT COUNTRY CLUB.
A party of school boys and girls
enjoyed a picnic at the Country Club
yesterday, chaperoned by Miss Katie
Smith, among those VINO enjoyed the
day being Misses Elizabeth Aiken,
Clara Moreno, Hazel and Margaret
Maura, AIine Bonacker, Dorothy
Forbes, Mary Coney, Katherine Nc
Lane, Mamie Weller, and Billy Dick
Turner, Wright Reese, Francis Tay-
lor, McHenry Jones, Richard Merritt
Charley Lamar, Benjamin Robinson
James Barker, Bill Smithwick. Chas
Virgin, Oliver Semmes and Osmond
Howe.
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with wonderfully realism the great
series of adventures that will hold
you fascinated for the entire length
of this great serial photoplay. For
real genuine entertainment, "The
Purple Mask" serial stands first. You
will enjoy it all through. See the first
episode Friday at the Isis in connec-
ton with Charlie Chaplin's newest
comedy, "The Rink"
Titles Written in Dollar Bill.
A most unique and novel effect is
introduced in 1.-THE Dollar and the
Law" the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon fea-
ture starring Lillian Walker which
was written by Irwin S. Cobb and d.
rected by Wilfrid North. This pro-
duction, which is part of the nation
, wide movement for thrift, is the at
traction at the Bonita theater tomor-
row. The story tells of the adventures
of dollar bill from its release by
the treasury to the solving of most
mysterious murder case.
The sub title throughout the film
are inscribed within dollar bill
which carries out the subject of the
story and at the same time forms q
unique decorative design about the
edge of the film.
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DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription

restores the health and spirits and removes those
painful symptoms mentioned above. It has been sold
BY druggists for nearly fifty years, in fluid form,
giving general satisfaction. It can be had in
tablet form, as modified By 3. v. Pierce, NJ D.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-02
Quebec Only Wet Province.

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 30.-In accord
ance with the decision of the people,
as registered in the election few
weeks ago, the government liquor
stores in Saskatchewan will be per-
manently closed tonight. The effect
will be to place the province under
total prohibition, as the government
stores have been the only places
where liquor could be sold legally.
Summarized results of prohibition
in Canadian provinces which went into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
BIG STONE GAP

Special 10 rho Times Dispatch.
EIG STONE GAR, VA. March To-
Miss Maude Wolfe. VIII" IS teaching at
Stunesa. spent tn. week end in the
Gap with her parents
Miss Rachel craft. vino is attending
school ut Virginia iutcrmout College
AT bristol. spent Saturday and sunday
IN the Gap visiting her father, Rev. j.
L. craft
Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. irurc We're down
from Wise "n Thursday night I" meet
their SON. who is u mcmhcr III Com
pauy II.
Miss Smrah Cochran spcu; a few days
last week with fri 4n,lS in l:risiol
Miss Mary E.thsl. who is teaching at
Dante. spent saturday ANA sunday in
the Gap visiting Mrs 4. I. Camp al
the home 90 Mrs. j. l.. Mct"Iuick.
Howard lessee Loft IN sunday morn
ing for kiugSport, where he has ac-
,rptcj y position.
John L. cole VIII" had position
vita IL. Stoucsa cote aud coal Conn
p.tnH IL II. j. i'r1scot's "iiirr. lass hccn
transferred IL ihc offices ~ imb"dru
l. 7. liviur amd ~ y. Stuart loft
Yesterday io, Washington. where they
VIII spend several days Oh business.
~ l.: Ilaukcn ship. at this place. and
Miss Wanna Parker. al birmingham,
Ma. = -" marri"d -, i;ristoi, Tenn,
ga MoudaN ~ thc nome OF l:.N. W. T..
LcslvA. pastor % thr NcthoaiSt Church,
-. J. II pohyus. president "f stone
waii Jackson C,ilc2". uf Abingdon.
Va, Wiil speak at the l'rcSbNt"ran
Church "u sunday morning an the sub
jecl .: "christian Education" Mr..
Dohyus has recently been appointed IL
the presidency "f St"nrwall. and this
IS his first visit To this section,
W. !. Draper n M"n,itS took charge
~ ~ p&lr tii$ n"r1, "S agent lie
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WOODSTOCK

lSpeclai 10 The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK, VA. March 10 Ia.
carr W. SIN fer. formerly OF WonJ.
STOCK. who has been intern a, Mnchacl
Reese Hospital. Chicago. has accented
position with Dr. J. Nj. Dodd ~ ,hn
81. Joseph's and Ashland Hospital az
Ashland. WIS. Or. Shaifer viii sp.,i.I.
lie IN children'S diseases
Miss Mary Heller and Miss Cba,,ot,,
Aiacaiistcr have returned 10 Charles
ton. W. Va. after II visit to Nh, ANA
Alrs. j. A. Heller on Court Stree,
Miss Margaret Eedlcr. OF New Yori;
city. is the guest Of her brother. pr
Beidier, and family.
Fred Spikcr. who was Win tne
Second Regiment Band at browns
VILE. TEX. has returned 10 his home
in this place.
Mrs. Bette Dinges. of Ed,nburg 4.
seriously i'll q, the home 81 ho, dau.U-
ter. Mrs Fred powncy
Miss Ella Mnerudcr is spending soy
erai weeks in New York CITY.
rev. l.. u. shaver has returned Ia
bis home, IL Maurertown. after a visit
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BklSTOl.. VA. March l0.-rhe pu-
piis Of Mrs. Sam Garter Wadclrs class
appeared in an aesthetic dancing and
tea 1T Hotel Bristol one evening this
week. Each member OF the class en-
tcrtaincd Il guest for the evening, and
the visitors were treated to. ian ar
tistic exhibit of dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. .. Howard and
daughter. Miss Edna Howard. went to
Washington this week. where they OK
Mrs. James Reagan and daughters.
Elizabeth and Julia, after Il visit TO
Mrs. George l.. Wiley. have returned
TO their home. at Swectwater. Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. HUFF and dauEh
ter. of Nickclsrillc, Ky. have arrived
in Bristol and will make their home
here. Mr. Iiun having entered business
with bristol firm.
Mrs. Hugh w. Powers is visiting her
daughter Miss Kate Powers, I'm Wash
ington, the latter being in school
there.
Mrs. Alexander West Is visiting her
son. DR. Will Read, at Baton Rouge.
Ia.
Misses Sallic and Kate Hunt are
spending u month as the guests OF
relatives in Richmond.
Dr. and Airs. l.. T.. II. Carlock and
daughter. Miss Katie Eircs, have re-
turned home from Marion. Va. where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hull.
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WAVERLY
Especial TO The Times pispatch.l
WANERlT. VA. March 1o--E.. r..
Roberts is visiting friends and relatives
in Rirhnipnd

Especial TO The Times piSpatch.1
WANERbY. VA. March lo.--l;. r..
Roberts is visiting friends and relatives
in Richnond.
Bon 4. Livesay. Jr.. left Wavcrly on
Monday for poushkecpsic. y. Y. where
he will resume his studies.
J. y. Rogers has returned to h:s
home III Wavcrly. after visit Of
several weeks to points in ohio.
Colonel Robert w Arnold returned
this week from Mobile. Ala. where he
had been visiting for the past two
weeks. Mrs. Arnold and children will
return to Waverly at an carly dato.
j.. IL. Lalsaumc. OF Roanoke. spent
Tuesday in WaVcrly.
w. II. Ford and Charles Foster visit
cd Washington and Baltimore on Mon
day and Tuesday.
y: :. Stcgcr. OF Petersburg. is the
guest OF his uncle. w. II. Ford, on
Ccrpcrhaunk Avenue.
AIRS. L. Q. Vaughan and Miss Myrtle
Harrison spent Thursday in Norfolk.
Raird H. Nest. VIII" recently UNDER
Went al operation At st. NinccntS
Hospital. Norfolk. is reported AS i'm
proving.
Miss Louise Fleetwood has returned
to her home in Wavcrly. aftu" Il visit
to friends in Baltimore.
Arthur Wilson. Of Sulfoi,. spent sun
>i;,y with his friend. E"hcr: =. Ham
cock. on East Main Street.
Fritz Jones, of Richmond. srcnt the
Weekend with Mr.. ;nl Airs. G. T..
Slnl'l on coppcrhaunN Avenue.
Alton West. of City Pom sp"n.
Sunday last III the home of his father,
II. Il. West. Oh Coppcrhaunk Avenue.
John West. .Ir.. of the Virginia Poly
tcchuic Institute. is visiting his father,
John w Nest.
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ing on Wednesday, afternoon ut tho
home of Mrs. i. Y. bailey. Most Of
the members were present and many
subjects OF public interest discussed.
II was decided to have clcnn-up
week for the town tho last week In
March.
owing to sickness Mrs. A. n. Cor
doU could not entertain the Bridge
Club this week. hut expects to do so
next week.
DIR. W. y. West, of Fort Worth. Tex.
is visiting his brother County Super
intcndent OF Schools. Frank Z. West.
here.
r;ngic Hughes. of Richmond. was /,
Louisa visitor this week.
T. q. Thomson will leave Tuesday
for 4 trip North to Baltimore and New
York.
Miss Sallic Rivcs Morris. who has
bccn visiting here. left OF Monday to
visit friends near fliiSvillc.
j. Floyd black. Of LynchburE.
spent "Wednesday aud Thursday with
his cousin. Mrs. :. II. llannuGan. here.
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BON AIR
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
BON AIR. VA, March l0.-aIiss
Frances Withcrs returned from a
weeks visit To Washington OH Thurs
day.
Miss Harriet Cooke was here FOR !,
short visit on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird and son were
guests at tho inn of Colonel and Miss
Wood this week
Miss Lucy Cardwcll. of Hanover. has
been the recent guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
Albert Williams.
Work on the new Southern station
is nearing completion.
Mrs. Polk Miller is home again. after
spending a short while with Mrs. Mon
taGue in Washington 10 attend the
inauguration.
Mrs. G. &. Conway is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. y. 6. Kirkland. Mr.. Kirkland In $
Just returned from a Southern trip
Mrs. J. +. Meredith has returned
from visit TO relatives in Richmond
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Nv ~. writes: Il have such a very
Severe cough aud cold and have not
p PEE, able 70 get anything 10 help me
" IS Weakening my system"
answer: lsc the following and your
cold an" cough viii vanish and YOU
VIII soon lie strong again. Get n ~.
az. bottle Of concentrated essence men
tho laNcnc and take every hour or Two.
This can hc taken pure on made INTO II
tuil pint OF home made syrup. Full
hm,fIa Tni ns TO- use VIII he found on
drive the cold from the system
G. l.. asks II have tried 10 ,.urc dan
drmm, Itching scalp. falling hair and
but ~ vain. What do You rccom-
mend
Ahswcr; ! have been rccnmm ending
plain yellow miuyol for tho past seven
delighted with the quick. pleasant nc-
lion OF thls remedy in stopping itching
falling hair dandruf, otc. !, gives the
else does. Obtain in i-ol jars Win
fun directions.
prescribe mtdicine which VIII relieve isSe
me Of such distressing symptoms or
kidney and bladder, ,as the following
region. of bladder, frcuuen, calls nj
night hut scanty now with pain. burn
Ing and foul odor. pulling OF lrmbs etc.
Answer: Those seeking relief from
kidney and bladder disorders should
begin taking balmwort tablets. ); very
sncccasfml formula sold in scaled tubes
with fun directions
Mrs y l.. writes: Last winter was
cured Of a bad case OF bronchitis hv
using your prescription containing
'"entho; iaNcnc. and hnve been very
grateful! and confident Of getting good
advice. wish TO know OF II good safe
medicine TO reduce my abnormal
weight about 40 pounds.
Answer: thank you for your con-
ndcnc. aud advise that five grain arbo-
lone tablets ia the reliable obesity
medicine which ! always Nrescribc In
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SOUTH BOSTON

lSrcviai TO Tho Times Dispatch
SpCTlI BOSTON. March lo-MisS
Elizabeth Hodges CAV dance 10 her
Young friends ON FRIDAY night
Nh aud Mrs. Fred Naucey. oil Min
chester, ky.. Mis-. George T. Merrill
ot Washington. aud Mrs. l.onne Fay
!or. Of Danvillc are guests At the home
81 Mir. aud Mrs. H. T.. Nancey.
Charles j. Jcmrcss. Of Fletcher. y
&; Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Garter, Of Dan
vi!Lr, visited relatives here this week
Mrs. William Rake, Of Bedford City.
aud Mrs. Edward Trumho. of Faces
were thr guests Of Mrs. J, X. I.awtou
for few days
Mrs. =. \ Whaling. of Danvillc. ny.
! visiting her parents. Nj. and Airs
Il, ~ renick. nj this place. Miss Liz
ate remtck. her sister. accompanied
her home.
Mrs !. 4, L.pscomh. Dr. OF Rich
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HARRISONBURG
'tspc,inl to rho Times Dispatch |

ISpccial t. The Times Dispatch
uAI;EISoNBUKG. VA. M;.:cn 10
Miss LILLIAN Paul is risii:u: hes sister.
Mis- t,rccnice u. I.ctcn"r IN LcNinS ton.
Nr. and Mrs. |. y. Bc"rv ave re-
TUNED from Il visi. to the former ;
sister. Mrs. y. NJ. Beach. In Washing
ton.
Mrs John S. Bradley has returned
from visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Work
man IN Ncwbcrry, s. g.
Miss Miriam Ncy has returned from
!, visi, Of TWO months TO her sister.
Mrs 4 -. Wise. in ST. Louise
Mrs, John $. Funk is with her daus :
ter. Mvs W. q. Bcazlcy, a. Singers
Glen.
Mrs - e. Williamson has returned
from Washington. where She was a
guest Of her uncle. r. II. l.iEgctt.
Mrs John y. CARRIER IL Il guest Of
her daughter. Miss Harriet CARRIER. who
* spending the winter in Washington
Mrs :. H. Miller has returned from
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mond. is the gucs, of Mrs. }. .. Wat,

mond. Is the guest of Mrs. J. u. Wat.
kinS.
Miss Helen Reeves has returned to
DanNlllc TO resume her studies.
Miss Bessie Long. Of Lynchburs. is
visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. 4. Allen.
Miss Mary Endgett. OF Farmrtllc:
Miss Mary Temple. Of Danvillc. and
Miss ScaSholcs Nocll of Danviilc, are
the guests OF Miss Elizabeth Jordan.
Miss Irene Norwood. who is attend
ing school in Marion, y. G., is ut home
for :, few days.
Vaughan Baker. Of Richmoud, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Annie Faulkner has returned
from IL visit TO Williamsburg.
Miss Lucille roindcNtcr has as her
guest. Miss Is. l.. Friend, Of Peters
burg.
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PULASKI

Especial t. The Times Dispatch.
PULASKI. VA, March ia pubiie
reception MAS rendered tho members
OF Company /. on Tuesday night III
compliment t. their return lrou the
Mexican border. j. w. Miller presided
as master of ceremonies. John :.
Draper extended greetings on behalf
Of the citizens. \ fcatur" of the even
ing was the attendance Of tho Con-
federatc veterans, for whom James L.
Trolingrr added 10 the words Of well
come. He drew Il comparison OF the
return OF Company l. 10 that uf the
battle Scared veterans. adding that
The Pulaski company brought home
from its return from the Mexican Dor
dor more equipment than General Lees
army had nj the surrender. y. I. ESk-
ridge delivered brief address on
"I'atriotism. Captain j. q. BoSanS
responded aud expressed the apprcci-
alton OF his company.
Key. Arthur Wake is nj Martinsvillc.
assisting Rev. GcorS" w. Phelps with
4 protractcd mocIu. al the Christian
Church. Mr.. Phelps Will iii Mr.. Wakes
appointments here tomorrow, this be-
ing his former passionate.
MIR. ami Mrs. Thomas Howard, of
Richmond spent the week end visiting
MIR Towards sister. Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Mr.. aud Mrs. /. 4. Massic and Mrs.
Thornton l.. Massic have been spend
ing this week in New York.
Miss Byrd Mct;avock and Gurdon
Mctiavock. Of Wytho. spent several
DAYS visiting friends in Pulaski
pr ~ w Upton attended tho Chit
wood Upton nup,ials Thursday las, at
HiliSvillc.
Mrs. j. y iIarman ana little son
have returned 10 their humc at Wclch.
W. Va. after a visit Ia hcr mother,
Mrs. :. l.. Stc@.r. 81
"a 4.
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Of several weeks 10 friends IN Hope
we'll Ashland. Va. and Washington.
Mrs Joseph Boyer is Visiting rcla-
tiN"S in Washington.
Miss Edith Frasicr has returned to
her home. in GAINESVILLE. O.. after a
visit to her cousin. Mrs. -. II. Walton.
Dr. and Airs. w II. Wuudcr have
returned from II motor trip to fiascrS-
town. Md. and Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. John Windlc. Of Green's
boro. Kan. arc guests Of relatives in
Shenandoah County.
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APPoMATTox

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
-\proMNT'roN, VA. March lD-W.
NJ Hancock. who has been visiting his
brother in Eluciicid. w. Va. has re-
turned hom".
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil parman. OF Pc
tcrshurg. Va. were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. = l.. Ferguson last week.
Miss Helen NJ. Sheridan. OF Lynch
burg, has been spending few da'
with Mrs s l.. Ferguson.
q. &. Wharton. who owns the old
Moore estate. in Buckingham. lost his
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a visit to her daughter. Mrs. &. NJ.
lItnsbroush. and Is with hep sister.
Mrs. e.. Il. Frazier ON Franklin Street.
Mrs II. u. Leuthccher. of Baltimore.
and Mrs Charles 1.eutbcchcr. nf Lynn.
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sealed tubes with directions. Any
druggist can supply YOU.
Geo. X. e. writes: Il have used
hnhher Of your prescriptions and have
always been more than pleased with
linen them. Jhst nov ! am a victim Of plcu-
very painful. What do you advise -
ANSWER: For prompt, lasting relief
Of ncural gia. plcurisy. bronchitis. Ium
Sago and rheumatic pains ;,,visc the
applications OF l'inc-o-Iatum once or
twice daily.
James J. asks: For several months
! nave not hc.n feeling well. My skim
IS sallow. my tongue is coated have
headache, am slcepless, nervous and
bothered with chl onic constipa ton
Please help me-.
cleansing irea,men, in the form Of
three grain sulDhc*b tablets mot sui
phurl.. Overcome the tendency to con-
situation and gradually your good
health and pure blood will return
"Rloodlcss.' writes: Il sign after my
name 'bloodicss,' because that seems
10 lie my condition. am pale, thin
n"4 ao ssnlliy All Tic lime. Ny appetite tic
deal do not gain in weight"
Answer: | would advise plenty Of
exercise and persistent use Of three
grain hyno-nuciane tablets to increase
Noui du'l ucSn. IntS tend to inn
prove digestion and the proper absorb
ton OF nourishmcnt. gain OF II pound
or two a week is not unusual.
Mrs. 7. c. writes: Il hesitate to ask
advice as my case is so unusual In J,
word. am tired and worn ont All the
time. Rest docs not refresh mo
have been married over year ami
formerly did not know what il was 10
he tired or nervous. Sometimes | feel
hystciical. fear I will become n
nuisance 10 my husband If this con-
tindes
Answer: Your nervous systcff, has
been depleted. You need . tunic in.
supplying more food-cncrgy 10 Your
nerves. Take three grain cadomeuc
tablets regularly for several months.
NOTE: For many years Dr. Baker
has been giving free advice ana pre- .
scriptions TO millions OF people fhrouo II
The nIess columns. and doubtless has
more than any single individual in the
worlds history. Thousands have writ
ten him expressions OF gratitude and
/ confdcncc.-Adv-
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me barn by fire. Ills loss was par
TALLY covered 10y Insurance.
k'N. G. w. Mcl;iroy was called to
germantown. Ia, by the death OF his
Slcpfuther.
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Mass. are guests OF MA,sI Madeline
Eshnan. ut the Now Nati5Nl
Miss Caroline Smoot. OF Nlexan,lria.
was Il recent guest OF her niece, Mrs
John Paul
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LOUISA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LOUISA. VA, March io.-rhc Louisa
Home Demonstration and civic Set
tcrmcn, Club held it's monthly meet
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6[5eD&qcroR's
1<4DV1CEA
e. Dr. Ze~zs 6aHe< ~

The questions answered below arc
general in character the symptoms or
diseases arc given and tho answers viii
apply IN amy case of similar nature
may address Dr Lewis Baker CoIIcrc
Bldg olicge- Elwood Streets Dayton
ONO; enclosing self-addrcsScd slammed
envelope for reply. Full name and adj
dress must he given. but only initials
or FICTITIOUS names will bc used in my
! answers. The prescriptions can be
: iilicd AT any wcll-Stockcd drug store
Amy druggist can order of Wholesaler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

Answer: Your nervous systcif, has
been depleted. You need u tonic in.
NigoIating medicine that will aid in
supplying more food energy 10 your
nerves. Take three grain cadoneuc
tablets regularly for several months.