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Jias this war taken the sugar out of your coffee? Well, if you knew that one teaspoonfal less each time you use sugar would mean just that much more csr the American soldiers and others fighting our battles. what would you do?
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-18

An Arkansas mayor wrote to Hamp Williams and asked for special proclamation for his people to observe meatless Tuesday and wheatless Wednesday. That's the right spirit, and he got it, too.
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Full line of BristIe Goods, Toilet Accessories. Bath Robes, Etc. 5rey X Chllcutt. successor Public Drug Go, Phone 645. 11-3-tf
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JUDGE JAS. E. HoGUE, SYDNEY $. TAYLOR
 LAWYERS
RS

Have opened offices in the Arkan- eas National Bank building, 4th floor Office phone, 2lS; residence phone. 1899. 1l-6-u
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Dr.. B w. Breedlove mas returned to the city and cal be found at his offices on the third floor of the Ar kansas National Bank building. 21l q;
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MME. voN PAssEN

Will cure Dandruff CT sny Scalp Trouble. or money refunded. Consul tation free. ate seRlNG ST. PHONE 2o5s
 2~19-lSs
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For BONE CORSETS. Mrs. E. R. VanI4andingham 720 Spring St. Phone 2392 l2-2-ti
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the benefit of St Mary's /Catholic church, Tuesday evening. January 22 Beautiful prizes will be offered, Wis tors and the public cordially invited Mrs Hutsell has given euchre par sies heretofore at her popular hos telerie, and they proved very delight ful and entertaining affairs.
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WAssERMAN BLOOD TEST S5
 Wasserman Laboratory, 7l612 Cen tral Avenue. Dr, Walter McLain, Di- rector
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Bring your Hemstitchinu and Pieot- Ina to Richards MusIc Store.
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PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE'

A progressive euchre party will be given at the Great Northern hotel for
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THIS WEAK, NERVOUS MOTHER
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Restored Her Health.

Philadelphia, Par was very weak, always tired, my back sched, and felt
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Miss Rago Weeds.

Miss Rago Weeds.
 News reached this city yesterday or che marriage at the Peabody hotel in Memphis of Miss Margaret Rago of this city. to Nr E w. Davis or Greeneville. Miss Miss Marie Rago, sister of the bride. accompanied her to Memphis to the wedding. Mir. and Mrs Davis left for New Orleans on their honeymoon, after which they will make their home at Greeuville.
 * * x
 Mrs. Leroy Reeves and children, Virginia and Leroy, Jr., of Birming- ham, Ala, are visiting Mrs Reeves sister Mrs. Dave Davis, of the Put ! nam hotel
 < x *
 j. j. Schreiner, wei known race man, and wife, arrived yesterday from New Orleans, and are located at the Millstead Sidney Lazarus, who has been wis I iting his parents on Orange street. re y turned 10 St. Louis yesterday. Sid. aey holds a position as travelling salesman for the David ? Wohl Shoe company and he was accompanied ack by his brother Willie J. Lag. arus, who will hold similar position' with the same firm.
 x X X
 s. H. Amis. hotel man Of this city and former proprietor of the old Amis hotel is no wbehind the desk at ITo I tel Putnam
 k x
 Jack Goodine, who has been in Lit tie Rock for some months. is here on a visit to his family
 <
 Bernard Head will return this week on a visit 10 his father He has been making his home in the east for the past two years
 % X <
 Ernest Woodcock of the Speciality Shop leaves today for the east to visit the markets.
 x x x
 Wilbur Foote leaves today for De- uoit after spending some time with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Foote.
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Try . senunsl Record Wan, Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-18
CLERKS REPORT
 FOR THE YEAR 1917
SHOWING THE FINANCIAL cONDl. TON OF THE CITY AND FIX
 PENsE OF DEPARTMENTS.
Varys Little From the Usual Report and Proves Municipal Court is Un- qualified lmproVement Over Old System.

The annual report of City Clerk A
 B. Iordon shows the financial condi- ton of the city, the expenses, and the revenues, ana incidentally is a creditable showing when 1t is taken into consideration the advancement the city has made The municipal court report is contained herein, and there is no doubt but that this ad- yanced method of handling the court business has met with public approval.
 The report shows the cost to the city of the various departments 'as
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

your individuality. So stop, look and
listen while give you few hints.
Just to show that the statement that
Americans do not>givc precedence to
age is unfoundcd, we will begin with the
matronly dressing. The woman Of ma
turc years and dignifcd appearance will
ind that tins couture will subtract from
tho former and add 10 the latter, and
surely this will please those who have
passed the age OF extreme youth.
Doesn't that soft psyche give a pretty
contour to the head? And the lair is SO
IN fascinating waves. II you have ar
rived at ''ihc age of wisdom YOU will
know that hard straight lines arc 10 be
avoided if you would appear at your
best. The woman past 30 should never
show the tips OF her ears.
No, feminine" woman, and no man
who loves the "all-fcmininc" girl,
could deny the appeal Of the bcwitcliing
high coiffurc. They say that the poke
bonnet made every girl Airt, but
hope you won't hold me responsible if
you can't help being just little bit
Of coquctte under this delightfully."-
frivolous crown of glory. And though
'hS KNOT is hign aspiration, II Is not
so difficult of achievement as il appears.
1t is really simple low pompadour
coaxed over the forehead in a mos, be-
coming way and secured there with in
visible pins. The back hair is not
brushed straight of the neck, but given
a few twists, pinned across with a bone
hairpin to avoid tho plain look that is
50 ugly, aud then carried to the top OF
the head aud made into that fetching
knot. Not so very complicated is il?
But let me say here that the girl who
looks well in clothes OF Puritan SIM
plicity should no, adopt this STYLE of
hairdrcssing II should belong to her
more "frily" sister Don't think that
just because a certain couture is pretty.
II will BIZ becoming TO you. Keep Your
type i'll mind.
Beware the "snatclcd' coiffure unless
you are very daring and so Unusual
looking that you can wear the bizarre
with irrpunity OF course, there are
some women who gain hall their charm
by being extreme. but 10 the average
woman this very tight dressing i, any
thing but becoming. This arrangement
would be Startlingly striking on the right
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

woman, and almost ludicrously unbe-
coming to the wrong type
Oh, yes, Miss Youthful, YOUR turn is
coming now. And know that YOU won't
be angry at having 10 wait when you see
the adorably girlish coiffurc have saved
tor you. SO many OF you arc puzzled to
ind way to fix the "just-put-lip" hair
oil your young heads. Isn't this hap
py solution to the problem? Another
advantage of this arrangement is tina,
short hair will not look "cndy" nor will
You be troubled by stray wisps OF hair
Tying wildly about, us this coiffurc has
the hrmncss and ncatncss so sought a Il
cr by well-groomctf> girls, without tic
hardness OF outline which so often fol
lows. The hair is so softly drawn over
the forehead and puffcd over the cars.
that 1t could not help being becoming to
almost every young girl. Don't make
the mistake of OVERRIDING those puffs in
TO hidcous knobs.
The soft, fluffy arrangement with the
center parting, was especially created
Tor the "womanly" woman with sien-
der nose. This last feature is most i'm
portant, as the part ill the center will
make broad nose seem broader than
ever But II yom can wear the center
part, 90 So somehow, ono always pic
lures those sweet mother women as
having hair parted i'll the middle. And
did you ever fud woman who
wouldn't be picturesque ii she could:
Surely "alrs we'll that begins and ends
WE'LL" which is what this couture docs.
as tho soft figure eight" at the back
completes a winsomc whole
And now few general hints. which
will give you the key 10 little variations
OF these dressings which will make youi
bad points less noticeable
II YOU have very broad face. do not
emphasize thc puff over the cars, as thi,
will make The lace appear wider. OF
course, ii your face is too narrow. this
is the very thing 10 do. i your uosc
is prominent, 4 fairly low dressing will
make it less noticeable Ii will be more
becoming too, il your chin is either re
ccding or prominent. That sounds con
Trajectory. know. but you will find tina,
it is true. y badly shaped head can BE-
concealed by wearing the hair rattle,
loosely. Only those with wcll-shapcd
heads should adopt the smooth close
coitturc.
Surely, with all these hints before yol
YOU should be able to make your Golf
turc acccntu:.: your type
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05
SALAD PLANTs GROW Wild

manNe homes II IS common practice to
preserve dandclion greens with salt in
stone crooks, putting in first a layer OF
green's, then layer OF salt, then more
greens. and so on until the crock is
filled. The dandclions are then covered
with close fitting plate or board, OH
which i weight "a clean piece OF mar
bic or stone) IS placed to keep the
greens packed solid
Other wild plants used as potherhs
are curly dock. pigwccd or lambs quar-
ters. ohickwced, mustard shoots. purple
ni'lkwecd shoots. young horseradish
leaves, marsh marigold sometimes
called American cowslip), poke sprouts.
pepper cross, purSlane or "puslcy," and
IN the southwestern states some sorts OF
cactus leaves and stalks.
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IKE z p A FILE
s "a VERY business office has a file.
ID G Livery business woman ought 10
l.e-sal have one, on those subjects that

6 ed Nckf business Office has Il filc.
B q Livery business woman ought 10
I'll have one, on those subjects that
are especially hers. 1t does moi
take much time TO inauguratc simple
system, and once you gel il going it
takes hardly minute to keen it up 10
date, and it saves hours every day, be-
sides keeping matter where YOU can Law
finger on it,
The stenographcr sees things con-
stantiy that are help and ali insp,ra-
'ion TO her. or that convey some useful
suggestion. She thinks she will not for
set these. but they slip out OF her mind.
and later when she needs them they arc
among those absent.
Whatever your business or your pro.
lesion. be your work at homo or
abroad. in school or Office or factory.
whether YOU run a tea room or manage
a great business department.. there are
countless items lying about. appearing
III the papers, seen in magazines, or
heard i'll conversation that arc important
to YOU. Get the filing habit and these
things will be ready for yon at any mo-
mcnt they arc wanted.
The pressure OF life increases. and
whatever can be done to simplify AM.
help YOU in your work should be at
tempted
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artist
IEnS pktAlOST among these plants is
81 yesciaSIc Is So commo" nSt tha at # 1

III al The dandclon. lis use as a
hErSt3 vegetable is so common that it
Is sold i'll many city markets.
occasionally IL IS cultivated by market
GardcnrrN. but much more frequently
the plants sold are wild ones and ought
to cost less than cultivated greens. When
someone i'll the family can dig them near
home, there can be no doubt as to the
economy OF using them If they are
taken from the lawn, there is the FUR
thcr advantage OF removing trouble
some weed providing always that the
digging is carefully done. Only the dan
dcliou should BIZ pulled, not the grass
around 1t. and the roo, should BIZ re-
moved. not broken of at the top, else
several crowns OF leaves NAV grow in
the place of one. AS in most stem and
Leaf vegetables, the texture and flavor
are both best when the plants are Young
Growing, rs they do, close to the sur
face OF the ground dandclion greens are
likely TO be full OF earth and grit and
must be carefully washed and rirscd in
several waters The water in which
they have just been rinsed should never
he poured out OF the pan over the
greens. but the greens should he lifted
out OF the water so that the dirt which
mas settled 10 the bottom may not get
back on tho leaves; and for the same
reason the cooked greens should be lift
ed out OF the water in which they are
boiled
he most common way Of using dan
dcilons is pothcrb .r greens. As
WIN most green vegetables, ii is a mis-
take to cook them moro than is needed
10 make them tender II they arc boil
ed with onc-cighth tesspooniul (lcvcD
oi cooking -oda to each quart OF greens
used, they will keep their color better.
onng dandclions may also be used I'M
cooked as salad. a custom less common
IN this country than in Europe, where
the tender plants are sometimes blanchcd
like asparagus. II more dandclions are
available, than can be used while they are
fresh. they may be preserved for future
use. They may Be canned by the meth
cd used by the canning clubs for spin
aeh, or they may be put down" in salt
according to household method. In
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05
HH0eaIzMQM &mzlzae
English Girls

KsOROBABLY the most strikme
Id M| thing to the visitor in London
9aseM AT first Is the girls who take tic
iare on the huge, numbering an
iobuscS that rumble along the Strand
Most OF them are Young and pretty.
hey wear skirts that come Just below
their knees. with tigh,ly-laccd high
boots. Their uniforms are ui blue
serge, and their hair j. tucked up nrat.
y under smart turbau hat. Their
ticket cases and coin holder, are Sung
over their shoulders. The autoboiilcS
are driven by men older men ii,ii, for
army ScrvIcc-bccausc OF the dangers OF
London traffic.
The uniforms Of the women letter
carriers are similar 10 those Of the an
tobus girls. These women go the rounds
oil tile business and residential sections
Ill exactly the same way as do men in
america. and they are just as efficient.
There is said to be special need at
present for milk maids and dairy work
crs, aud ovcralls, brooches. boot, and
hats arc supplied before tho woman is
sent TO farm.
How many women are thus cmployed
III the place OF men is uncertain. There
are various estimates, which place the
ihsnrc at considerably more than a mil
hon 1t is said that no fewer than $50
wv women arc employed in the manu-
iac'rirc OF war supplies alone
Women Ill the munitions fac,oric, get
to work early III the morning, some OF
them at } O'Clock. They wear ovcralls
and take their places at great lathcs and
drills. at iorgcs and rivcting machines.
III fact almost as well as the most ex-
pert machinisis. Those who arc less
efficient are occupied with less impor-
iamt work. such as filling cartridges. the
adjustment OF caps aud tho assortment
and packing OF the finished product
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i'll crowded cities can grow flow
crs and foliage plants i'll this way.
The cost can be kept very low. The
box itself may be purchased at d seed
store, or florist will supply it already
tiled with plants. Any one who can
handle a saw and hammer can make the
box At home, using packing box boards
II nothing better is at hand. The
Hover box should be eight inches deep
and a loot wide. The length will depend
on where il is to so. Many boxes less
'lian eight inches are seen. but they drv
put too quickly.
While plenty OF water is indispcnsa-
Die, some meats must be provided Tor
getting rid oF the surplus. The usual
plan Is 10 bore holes about 10 inches
apart Ill the bottom OF the box. Anoth-
or plan Is 10 bore holes i'll the front or
III .hc back OF the box near the bottom,
and to carry the surplus water 10 these
holes. \ drain may he provided to catch
the water.
The box should be fillcd with rich
earth with which little bone meal has
been mixed. Some people mix loan and
well dccayed horse manure, with The adj
dition OF a little clean sand and some
leaf mold. Ii the latter can lie obtain
cd Small stoucS or broken pieces OF
Hover pots should be placed in the bot
tom OF the box before filling in the
earth, i'll order 10 assure good drainage
y layer All inch high will not he toe
much
y great variety of plants may bc
grown i'll flower boxes. Choose some 10
grow upright and other, 10 trail over
the sides. Gcraniiims arc most com
monty grown in the center oil The box,
with vines to trail over the front Ncr,
bcnas. nasturtiums. hcliotrope, pctunias.
and the varicgatcd pcriwinklc. are also
popular i'll various combinations, Mas.
turtiums make particularly bright dis
play. falling over the front OF tho box
and blossomiug proiuscly.
There are many plants which do
splcndidly III shady places. There is tho
begonia. for example, which will bios
som very freely. even though il does
not receive single ray oil sunshine all
summer. That does not mean that it
will thrive i'll a dark place, but that d
rect sunlight is moi required to make il
prosper. FuchSias, too. these oId-tnc
tavoritcs. will flower nicely in shaded
places, and require little care and no
nursing. The only point to remember
is that these plant need good drainage
and plenty OF water, and that the water
must not be sprinklcd on the leaves OF
tho tuhcrousrooted begonia
II is obvious that the available plant
food is limited when a porch box is
used. BY July the soil will need en-
richmcnt. This may be given easily in
the torn OF manure water. City people
can provide this fertilizer by obtaining
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05
BY EDNA EGAN.

iPSN|UITE often VIC hear the remark,
N@J We'll, | suppose she isn't strict
eS9J y pretty. but she is such de-
oidcd type that she draws more
a!dnirng glanccs than lots OF really prct-
tier girls So don't give mp in despair
u Your features arc not cameo-likc, but
rather spend the time you have hitherto
wasted hemoaning tho fact that fate has
afflicted you with large nose, in cul-
'tivating a type. And your very first
step i'll this direction should be to decide
what style OF coffurc will accentuatc
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05
CANNED FOOD

KIOU'EL find there is no dangcrI
lA@ that the type OF food poisoning
Esg known as "hotulism" will RESULT
from eating fruits or vegetables
which have been canned by any Of the
methods recommended by the United
States Department OF Agriculture, prof.
vidcd such directions have been followed
carefully. 1t is possible that in a numb
her OF instances the directions were notI
strictly followed and that spoilagc hasE
occurred. OF course, extreme carcE
should be taken 10 ascertain before eattE
ing cannd goods OF any kind wtctheit
they arc i'll good condition, and il thew
have spoiled they should not be con-
sumcd.
In case Of any doubt as TO wbctherR
the contents OF a particular caIS havcE
spoiled, the safest plan is to throw itE
away. be avoided all danger Of botulismk
may be avoided by boiling the contcntst
OF the can for few minutes, since theE
bacillus botuliuis and the toxin or poi-E
son which 1t produces are killed by suc1f
treatment. No canned foods Of anyE
KIND which shows any signs of spoilagd
should ever be eaten In the cold-paclH
method OF canning given out by the Dc45
partmcnt OF Agriculture. only fresh veg%
etablcs are recommended for canningSG
and sterilization is accomplished by thEs
following processes: Cleansing, blanch b
ing. cold dipping packing in clean hoE
Jars, adding boiling water, sealing i'm
mediatcly and then Stcrilizing the scalE
cd jars at minimum temperature O H
ri degrees Fahrenheit, for ono TO fou f.
hours, according to the character OF tll&
material
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

ET7 lNEGAR and toilet water, being
lkW alcoholic they act as astringcnts
lNA1NI and keep the skin and flesh firm.
used i'll moderation. One tron.
bic Is that woman applies either or
both at the wrong time. Ii the face is
a mass OF blaokhcads any sort OF astrin-
gent only makes it worse. but ii the skin
IS perfectly clean. but feels loose and
iiabby. it can receive a liberal dose OF
any good cologne or toilet vinegar with
good results
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

the nervous woman; sends her to ~ IS
and is easily digcstcd. Cream by i. l.
IS usually too rich, but it may be ts NJ
freely on rice or toast The thin
man docs not find friend in cdrt az
they are almost always pastry; CAUSE 81
digestion; and one prefers suggSs
other foods. y great deal of well-r Nv
and baked bread is good in such cas,wt
rolls, beaten biscuit, with cream, ct, 7
Too much meat is not good it requires
exercise to digest properly, and violent
exercise OF any sort is to be strictly
shunncd by the thin woman. Z
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

In making hot starch add ono table
spoonful OF lard and ono OF salt 10 eacl,
gallon OF starch. Be sure and Use while
hot
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

RaYl ERHAPS tits not generally klawn
III al that the lasting qualities OF
E1 china are more than doubled by
boiling il before using. First OF
all wrap each article in piece of old
white cotton and place it carefully in a
shallow stew pan. Then cover tho china
with cold water. set the pan on the
range or gas stove and bring slowly and
very carefully to the boiling point. Let
II boil Tor ten minutes, remove from the
stove, let the water cool, remove the
china and wipe each piece with a soft
towel. The most delicate china will
not be easily Clipped or cracked after
it has been treated i'll this manner.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

SYSS HEN child wears short stock
kiW ings it is hard to keep them
&AB from rolling down on the legs
and looking untidy. This can he
prevented by purchasing some narrow
rubber tape aud fastening ii far enough
from the top oil the stocking so as 10
BE- hidden from sight. Then sew it i'll
tight enough TO hold the stocking up
and al the same time loose enough 10
prevent cording tho childs leg.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05
ISSJsl
|EV,eI

IgSJs I kAWBERkY bc,ls which ha,
lkV al horne two aarops might as well
lA-sea hc plowcd up and The space
gwen 10 late cabbage or some
OTHER crop 1t is almost impossible to
Keep ont the weeds and grass after the
second year. and new bed should be
coming along, MI blossoms must he
kept picked from tho fall or so-called
cvcr-bearing varieties until late in July
in order to have good crop OF fruit.
ne best way 10 grow these late berries
is in hills loot and a half apart
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

WS1l EEDS oi the new Cardinal Climb
IGT or should be started indoors
al now, one to pot, aud the lit
tie plants set in a sunny place
in the open ground when danger OF
frost has passed. This is one OF the
brightest, sllowicst climbers that can be
grown, and when i'll iull bloom is sure
10 win The admiration of the neighbor-
hood.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-05

I6@l ISTI3N. friend, what arc you do
III E ing with your religion? Is your
I'll interest in church what might be
termed worldly interest, to i'm
spire people with respect for you be-
cause you are church gocr? Or what
has caused you TO drift away from your
church? Is il pleasure, personal pleas
urc, you arc seeking: ii ever YOU
have been in a position where your life
was i'll danger what was your first
thought? Was it not an appeal, sub
conscious, perhaps. TO a higher power.
Tor protectioni Hadn't you a lot OF
nerve to expect help when you had
done nothing to warrant it? You
wouldn't be a half timer in yoY job
why be one i'll your church? ~