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Closed, c.Dpna sizing the value II such
efforts III every community. 10 the
end that neglected and undiscovered
cases may be reached. and the pubic
informed as TO preventive measures
essential, to the checking q: tn" spread
OF the disease. Briefly the followinS
were the program and results OF inc
campaigns: The mos; complete survey
possible with The facilities At hand was
made. numerous wcll-adrertiscd puDNc
nectinSs were held. $50 persons were
examined for tuberculosis. OF whom
eighiy.two. or 10 per cent. were placed
in the tubcrcular class by expert dag
nos;icians. In 4 majority of these cases
the sufferers did not even suspect that
they had tuberculosis In every pos
sible manner the health workers inn
pressed upon the people the grave
necessity OF preventive measures. one
of the remarkable developments prov
ing that but a comparatively small
proportion OF the people were ac-
quainted with the most fundamental
precautions, this being one OF the
most tragic facts brought out in the
campaign.
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.Incnh &. l'mmlsllOuscr.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
IiARRlSONBURG. VA. March It.
Jacob g, Funkhouscr. "A we'll known
ana prosperous farmer living about two
ihiieS from l;lkton. dropped dead with
hearth trouble Friday morning Io
was ScN"nty-onc years of age. Sur
wing hi'u. besides his wife, who, be
i"fc marriage. was Miss Fannie Kite
are -FOUR sisters. Miss Anna Funk
hnuScr' at home; Mrs. Ella Kite. OF
tiktoh; Mrs. Sallic Swishcr. or Salem
and Mrs Kate Palmer, OF por, ~.
pNhlic' and two brothers, Isaiah Funk,
houscr' OF Wayncsboro. and David
Funkhouscr. Of Montcvidto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

highly nervous condition due 10 a lack
az SUFFICIENT IRON ia their red blood corpus
Cos without over realizing the real and
rue 'iUsr uf their trouble. Isut beware al
"a" old forms OF metallic iron which may IN
som" 't4"- do NOR" harm than good.
N"tW4 til landing all that has been sntd
ana written on this subject by well known
on dosing themselves with metallic iron.
supply. suppose, bcCauS" 1t costs :, lew
N"nia less. ! strongly advise readers ia AT
cases L" set a phy.cian's prescription f"r
organic lroH---NuSatcd Ir"n--or. IL you don't
want :" T." 10 this trouble, then purchase
only NuNat"d Iron ia Its original packages
Hru SO" mat tins particular name tSuN-
'u"d lr"nb appears on th" package.
~ y. J. bowman late Police surgeon OF
tho 'ity Of Chicago anu Former Hons" SUI 81
pcoE. Jefferson PARK Hospital, Chicago. III
commenting on TIC ynlu" 81 NuNHt"d iron
rNE tests az II to excel any remedy Ira e
ever used FOR creating rcd blood. buiidiuJ;
up tho nerves strengthening the muscle,
hn'i correcting digestive disorders. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

illness. Mr.. Blackstock was native
OF Halifax County. and he came here
when young man. being bookkcepcr
for :, long time for Jacob Franklin
lie left here about fifteen years ago
FOR Blucneld. and at the time OF his
death was secretary treasurer of the
Blucncld Hardware Company Mr.
Blackstock Is survived by his wife
wUo was Miss Emma McCoggin. of this
city and two ell .idrcn. Miss Irene
BlackStock ana X. G. Blackstock, Jr
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manufacturers arc to be congratulated in
having given l" the public , long felt want.
'Ili" tonic. SugpiyinE iron in easily
,HE,~i'i ana accumulated form true
H' ,,' hH''""i IN every sense OF the word
u S"h are not strong well, YOU owe IL
I" S"uEscif 10 make the following test: Sec
now '"nE you can work or how far YOU can
VIII NitiOhl becoming tired. Next take
~" iN".Ffhin tablets al NuNntcd Iron three
..ih'N per day after meals for two weeks.
li'l test Your strength again and see how
'hnrh YOU have gained.
MHmufacturcrs' N"tc: NuNatcd Iron which
I"N b''h 'Hsoi Ivy Judge Atkinson, DIR. sui
uNnn anu others Win such surprising re-
SUITE, - not - secret remedy, hut one which
- M"lI known e" druggists every" mere.
inhh" Vie oid"r inorganic iron products, II
y .hsils assiWtlatc'l. docs not iniurc the
teeth. max" thcm black nor upset the
htontnIh the manufacturers guarantee SUE
'cHHthI ana cnirclN satisfactory results or
ih"y WI rcfuud your money. II tx ulS-
p"nscd IN this city by Tragic Drug Co.
FOLK Miller DRUG stores. Chiiurcy DRUG Co,
AMI al other druggists.
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Mrs. MnrH A. Dunn.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA March
i6.-Mrs. Mary y. Dunn, aged ninety-
seven. widow Of Miletus l.. Dunn. is
dead at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Virginia Garrison. near Shaf,cr.
thiS county. She was born near White
Han. this county. the eldest laugh
ter. by second marriage. Of Jchu
walton. OF sheffield. Eng. In June.
1851! her husband met a tragic death
by drowning in the Hivanna River
leaving her with six small children,
five OF whom survive She also leaves
iortY-one grandchildren. nincty-four
Srcai- grandchildren. and one great
Grcat-Grandson. She retained her
mental facilities 10 tho last,
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EARLY EXAMINATION
WOULD REDUCE MORTALITY.

kcvcrtng to the necessity for the
carry treatment Of the disease the re-
port says we know that we cannot
hc properly charged with cXcggcra- ION
Wh"n we say that tho mortality OF ,u-
hercuioSis in. say the year 1921. Could
be reduced 30 per cent If. during the
year l'l1-lS every case that dcyclops
IN Virginia were diagnosed in it's in
cipicnt stage
me report concludes it's discussion
81 inc tuberculosis situation in the fol-
lowing eloquent words.
rs the years z" on and the ronor,.
OF inns board accumulate. we note ,bo,
more ana more OF our space is riv.n
III 'heSe reports TO discussion Of tn
".TcHioSlS. This is merely a rcncctioo
~ the larger part tuberculosis * l,v
'hG III our plans and thoughts nthcr
DISEASES VIC Undertake TO combat con
''o! or overcome. We fear little from,
'.P"o'd ieVcr less from diphthcria. ana
We can !auSh at smallpox. But tuhor
ou'"Si"' anu as yet infantilc PARALYSIS
S'"hu out as TWO diseases, the Nor,
enumeration of which dcprcsycs cyar,.
lt'Ith officer called upon to co,nf,r
them. What can we do: TbousamI..
won thousands in Virginia doomed IN
"c"'h' oth"r thousands ignorant ~ IN.
I"'i mat their lives are mcnaccd and
mat 'ne!r lighting chances are h.iuc
'tuuccd win every tick Of Tho ,.loc,,
sun other thousands being injected
"ut not dreaming Of their condition
nhtil symptoms appear which carnnt
~ "Ncrtookcd surely If there ever W. =.
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ISpcciai to The Times Disputch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March
iG.--Mrs. Virginia j. Cox, widow OF
William J. Cox. OF Stafford County.
died here yesterday at the home Of her
son. w. J. Cox. of general debility.
aged cighty-one years. She had for
many years been u member of White
Oak Eaptis, Church. She is survived
by ono son and four daughters Il
number OF grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
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Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
LNNcHBCRG, VA. March lin
formation was received here his
morning Of the death Thursday n,uh,
ri the University Hospital. Charlottcs-
Vile, OF Thomas Stratton, we'll
known citizen OF Appomattox County.
who had been under treatment at that
hospital. Mr.. STATIONS body will he
brought here tonight and tomorrow
morning viii he taken on the early
local train to Appomattox for burial
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PETERSBURG. VA. March 1s.-
samuel Jordan. aged sixty years ,
citiz"n OF Chesterfield County. Go
yesterday at his homo In Swlf, Greco
Nh'!rc' after an illness Of scvcra!
WcrhS Tn" funeral services wore
held this afternoon at the grave y,
tiandtord c"mtcry. the Rev. f.. "
Moore officiating.
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Mrs. Gertrude w. Williams.

CiiARLOTTESNlLLE, VA. March
l6.--Ars. Gertrude T.. Williams aged
twcnty-sN, wife OF Harmon Williams.
a merchant at Barboursvillc died yes
t"rday at local hospital. Mrs Will
iiamS was daughter Of r. f. Mar
snail prominent resident Of this
county. BESIDES her husband she
leaves her parents, two brothers and
TWO sisters. one brother is Pr Otis
Marshall. OF CulpcDcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
MlSI CARRY ON GREAT
Constructive CAMrA:GN

\ friend Of the health work in Nir
sinia. WHO haas spent many years in
rmdcavorinE 10 impress upon the roo
pie OF the state the necessity fer con
structivc work for disease prevention
throughout Virginia, on reading the re-
port OF the Department of Health with
reference 10 tuberculosis. said There
is but enc answer to the challenge.
The Intelligent people of every com
munity mus; unite their efforts and
best thought in wholcncartcd activities
tor the establishment Of county and
city sanato:a. II is useless 10 axpcct
the State 10 supply "a clearly local
want. II involves more delay than
virginia cam afford. Let our rcprcSen-
'ative business and professional men.
our reading farmers. our public school
teachers. our local officials our earnest
men in editorial sanctums. our good
women III every home Join hands and
FORM heaIth organizations In every
county TO combat not only tubcrcu
'oSiS nut every other prcventaInc dis
ease. y low Death rate is as purchase
able as Il barrel of flour. If 3, cc,,,-
muhi'N Is willing to spend timo an,;
money in tho conservation o.: lico ,,,d
ncalth II can attain results which moan
lives saved and human su0orir,. lnss.
cncd. Let this year OF lo1S no c,, =,
which virginia shall ind itself in ,ts
war on tho enemy of disca.a ..i,h;,
as we'll as unon tho foes wIibou.
every community organize r,, ,,r,
saving" nc
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%. G.. Huyior.

4. {. Baylor died Friday afternoon at
o'clock ~ his hcmc, - Moth Third
Street. at the age OF sixty seven wears.
He is survived by his wife. one ,,au::h-
ter Mrs. L.. III. ,lowo. and one con.
{. r. BAYLOR. Funeral services will be
.couductcd ut the grave ct 4 O'Clock;
this afternoon. intcrmcnt in Holly
wood Cemetery.
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two, wife of w. IL. Smith. of this city
died at 4:3O o'clock this morning at the
home OF her granddaughter. Mrs O.
Flint. after a weeks illness Mrs
Smith was a daughter Of the late
Mason Johns. of Orange County. Be
sides her husband. she leaves three
childrcn-J. Mason Smith and Mrs. H..
+. Crickcnbergcr. OF stony Point. and
George w. Smith. Of Lynchbure. Va.
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G.. II. WniIinrsforL.

ISpcciai 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
FREDERICK VA. March
&c. H. Wallingsford. formerly OF
this city, later of Washington. -. c..
died yesterday in Spotsylvania County.
near fredericksburg, at The jlomc of
his uncle. l.. w. IaNdram. aged forty
one years. lie is survived by his
mother and two sisters.
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LOO Wnr Gardens.

MILWAUKEE. March 1G.-Cudahy.
city OF $500. viii cultivate 1900 war
gardens this year, il has been an
nouncad b. the Milwaukee County
Council of Defense.
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mons: II sister. l., Byrd Oliver. and nve
o:others. George oliver. Orange: Rue
ben III. Oliver. Oliver: Steward a.
Oliver. Camp Mcclellan Ala: Charles
II. oliver ilcwlctts. and Archie L..
Oliver, Chatham
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Special 10 The Times Dispatcir]
LYNcilBtRG. VA. March lG-Roy
G. Blackstock. torty-seven years OF
age. who was formerly resident of
l.ynchburg. died this morning al
O'clock at Bluencld. W. Va. his death
being very sudden and after brief
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no LESS THAN 10000
CASES NOW IN NIKGINIA

Rasing its estimate on the facts
evolved in tho Norfolk survey the
opinion is expressed that there are to-
day no less than 10000 active cases
of tuberculosis in the state Of Nir-
Ginia. Having in mind the educational
value or all adjacent territory the de-
partmcnt this year hopes 10 uudcrta Ike.
in widely scattered sections, similar
community campaigns. out Of the cdu-
Gated public sentiment arising there
from. it hopes to see the establishment
OF numerous tuberculosis Sanatoria.
the employment of wholc-time health
officers. and the installation OF public
health nurses. II has set as its goal
sanatora facilities for treating LOCO
tuberculosis cases, although even then
the demand for treatment from the
thousands Of consumptivcs in the state
must exceed the facilities OF the sana-
toria.
The report declares that the prob
lem will sooner or later come 10 each
locali," and that each county and city
can. without especial strain upon its
resources. provide facilities for the
treatment of those affected Once
aroused TO the necessity for such ac-
ton. both to relieve the sufferings OF
the victims and 10 prevent the spread
of disease. it is felt that every com
munity VIII gladly undertake TO carry
its own burden. Overhead and operat-
ing costs can be reduced to a mini
mum by contiguous counties pooling
their resources and providing Sana-
toria IN common, tho report suggests.
With tho necessity apparent that
every person shall be fully advised
with reference to the great white
plague" which constitutes so grave
a menace TO such a large proport ion
OF the race, the Department OF Health
viii continue such campaigns rs were
holi in Norfolk County to the limit
Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

its luIr!n,,s. III. IT, DLusEla'S everywhere at
pr"rl" annually are using II IN tEi4 '',,
rl in,",mn ihyscals Ike nr s "E 'is "t!'
iinttt,i, Nta.''"s surgeon. st Elizabeth :
SIai ic"'N rT%,nimTpt 'nGi Ike for'ncr l'nie
4 T9w,e'" J IgfS YIN M,n. !; Mason nnd Chnrh,
.".E ~ =" us sr"a, strength ana cn,!iir.
conm,9s'ioin"aEr RHI%reFf'S. ir9rmGr ii.alin
III, 'n ,S9 r TO- be .prescribei by eTsry
'oGntry h"SI''"! In this
Thgre are ,hE2gsan4s Of people who arc
Nh" r.,, ,i1 u!,-uP"n, Msnk ana aEacmic.
,nS NED "f sonethimg 20 bui.l them mu and
IT,, Sin no, JI ndSS ipiG 'i.e!i ysns: but
\iLI'Vi' ,hl"Hh.r to NAY" a man like judy.
lion test ~ Oh himself ami mon come or
.j.l...' VOC" ,i"'rts ana ,'I' 'h" people about
only this Spring hate tried Won. veg,
t' nie.'l.tt!"" %u>at-H Iron as :, ton l..
Ito past winrer. Tiny IN ro 81. NC Igor %
.'inVly marvellous nav" never hua =,
,"Hi. - I" n"aioin, whose results W.ra -.
..'''', I"iN. s." o"mp!ct" ana So ir-, from
ily%'t NJ .",ldci.'Ni complications whi'It
'' ''' p"pri" VIII" make use Vf il.,li,.aIn.,i.
II l. Without hesitation tho, recon-.
l.,hd NnAued lr@m to persons WHO IN ~.
,'' 'Ho system Z" h"cow" u"nilitai,u
i,,1 i"',l ".l','s'"d ~ The u"rvce run DIV
,'' i'.,"T"H my hrpe,it" ana my vitality
moontn Nal nH'" dr%pred OH ihc burden o:
4alc G.an ,o Xxx, q, ga. q. NJ H., i"w weeks tnar
non i"r tho use II NuNatcd IRON
,''iin1r 5eW"rkah'c case is mat Of Gen
It"irf QUO hero 81 the Baiii. Of teit y.nur,'
." t''.hS 'hi- t"-c Ibr. IIiu"s Francis SulIt
49, ''''i!'''E physician o! Bellevue. ,irs
", t1..,n"oI Dept Ncw YORK ana In.
-, ',"', - '"HniI Hospital. says. "Tn,
WlmtI H'on'h NuNa'"d IRON rcVivcd H.:
trons nrei,,' '"'.' h'.i made niiu cec
never Bono 20 again rp-sG'. h,li NJ ~ , ,,'
'!,''' ''','s, l'"h aus thing else ne fr,s.
ni Nn"i h"N. oouteudcI namely H.,
I'm, %,. sI'N,u "r"rrihc more nrga,i
"Tr' No. m'r ,ruH-H"wn patients. avg
N"HSahb- ~ persons 20 ON ,c,r .,e
gear suffering from phvsiesI wc,iiv"r ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Mrs. Lett" oliver simmons. Of Rah-
way, y. j.. tw"uty-cight years OLD.
daughter Of tho late K. q. Oliver. died
i;st Thursday IN Il hospital in Newark.
y y. IN" was u native Of Virginia
and viii be buried at oliver Va. thi,
afternoon at . o'clock. Eosidcs hc.
husband. David simmons, She is sur
vivcd hy y daughter. Faith Mother sim
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United
doctors
New Location
10th and Clay SITS.
Madison 1859

EXPERT SPECIALISTS in
CHRONIC and DEEP-SEATED
DISEASES, among which are
rheumatism, Nervous Diseases,
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Asthma, Eczema, Lumbago and
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Confidence OF Thousands Who
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Testimonials Subject to In
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We DO Not Take Incurable
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Our Fees Are Very Reasonable.
Our Institution is Open to
the Public.
Investigate Our Methods.
Consult Our Physicians, Who
Are Experts in Chronic
Diseases.
We Have Fifteen Treatment
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Laboratory Facilities.
We Own Our Buildings.
We Have Been Practicing in
Richmond for Years.
We Have No Connection With
Any Other Advertising
Doctors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
Grape Fruit, ; for 25c

Good. solid, heavy and juicy fruit.
Select tree ripe.
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Nt:W' CASES REPORTED
Al RECORD LOW MAIN

Tho reported number of new cases
OF Tuberculosis for the report wear Was
.. 9G2. or 5.2 fewer than the preceding
Twelve months. The number OF cases.
reported -and- unreporiod. estimated 10
have developed WAS i.'JG. or Coz fewer
than the previous year. These :lSnrcs
show a new low record in the records
Of the department. and are fcl; to fore
shadow even better results.
During the year tho department. De.
gan a worl; the need for which had
y9n. been urgent. 1t took steps 10
establish the nrst Statc-owned sana-
toriun IN America, designed exclusive
IL for the use OF cclored persons SUI
fcriuE from tuberculosis. ~ site was
bought near lSurkcvillc. with ample
acreage attached. contract was let Tor
buildings ard before the end OF TINS
wear the :.cw institution viii he IN
operation giving treatment and care
to numbers who are now not proNihe'i
for and whose very existence has been
a constant menace TO the communities
in which they live. The new inSiliH :
,ion has been given the name OF Pied
mon, Sanatoriunl.
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HEAL TIL DEPARTMENT
FIGHTS WHITE PLAGUE
Annual Report Shows Great Prog
-rcss and Constructive Policy for
Is Retirement of Conditions.
LESS PREvENTABLE DISEASE
Department Opens First Statc-Own-
cd Sanatorium in America for Col
orcd Persons Suffering From Tu-
bcrculosiS-To BE Opened Soon.

The great movement for the con-
scrvatinn OF the lives ana health o:
tho people OF Virginia, the outstanding
instrumcntality for which is the State
Department OF Health. is gaining in
momentum and Influence each year.
and the annual report OF the depart
ment. which vii! be available shorty
in booklet form. shows Jan appreciablc
. decrease in the numhcr of new cases
OF the more serious prevcntablc dis
cases such as typhoid fever and TUBE
culoss
While it would bc an error 10 say
q that the war on these insidious dis
eases has progressed further than its
preliminary stages tho state Depart
ncnts annual report covering the
fiscal year ending September s., 1917.
fairly brstlcs with significant facts
and figures Indicative OF Il highly con-
structvc policy and program for the
bcttorment of health conditions II this
Commonwea lth.
Tho agh, or tuberculosis. the meth
DDS used. the results already apparent.
.tud tho seriousness with which this
menace 10 the health and lives Of the
people is regarded "y those in closest
touch herewith, furnish subject mat
ter for extended treatment In the re
port.
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Red Bean, h., 15c
Apples, Dozen, 39c

Each select and hand picked. Al
bemarle Stayman, Wincsap Nir-
ginia's finest eating apple. Box, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Mrs. Ella T.. Smith.
Special To The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March
l6.-Mrs. Ella +. Smith. aged seventy.
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le,-Mrs. Ella p. Smith. aged seventy.
&,zsnszw
50I-6-S East Broad Street.
u. S. Food Adm
Coffee
Schmidt's Coffees are bought for
their superior drinking quality.
Schmidt's Coffees are packed In a
lined alright sack-save cost of a
useless. expensive tin.
Schmidt's Coffees are fine and In
expensive
Schmidt's Coffees are roasted
fresh daily.
Try one pound to-day.
PET BLEND, POUND 25c
Deliciously fragrant. rich Coffee
full Of snap.
Auto Vac Coffee Maker and 10
pounds Pet Coffee
$500
BY special Introductory arrange
mcnt for Richmond. for short time
only, regular price for the Auto Vac.
without coffee $500.
II makes clear, sweet fragrant and
delicious coffee, without tanic acid
Tanic in coffee is usually the cause
OF improper assimilation.
For the light housck ecper it's sim
ply fine. Yes it is fine for everybody
who wants a uniform good coffee
No tanic in coffee.
No indigestion from coffee.
Give your order carly to get one
out OF first shipment.
Sardines, 2 for Csc
A delicious small, tender fish, in oil
or tomato sauce.
Salmon, &c
Large oval steak. finest fat-cut
Chinook. Regular 45c.
Monday and Tuesday.
Green Turtle Meat, 39c
Select cuts, large pieces Fine for
stews and soup.
Caviar, 19c
Small can. Ordered long ago be-
fore advance. Regular soc size.
Monday and Tuesday.
Tuna, 23c
Fancy white select cut. in olive
oil.
Lobster, 35c
Select pieces of Canadian late
caught.
Cheese, lb., Csc
Our best cheese is made in June
and September. In large cheddars it
ripcns mellow into n fine rich cheese.
Bran
\ good tonic-something may do
you some good. Try it,
Pillsbury. box. ...........1 5c
kellogg. box :. .22c
Educator, box lie
Bran Flakes. box. -. 22c
Bran Cookies box .I1c
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United States Judge Atkinson,
Former Governor, Gives
Opinion Of fIuxated Iron

United States Judge
q. ". Atkinson. for
Hcr Governor. says
that the results lie
hms 0btuincd from
taking NuXatcd Iron
hav" been simply
marvellous: that he
has never had re-
course tu u mcdi-
| cine whose results
were 80 satisfactory:
that within tho few
weeks he has been
taking il he feels he
has dropped OF the
burden Of months Of
toll. +
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'e'pS put vim and renewed energy into the veins
VI me weak, "run-doWn,' infrm and aged-Oitr,
increases their strength in two weeks, Time

,,,,,!,,E re@i inp"rtanec to Tho public generally
l. ,,''',,,' h,.N'h on NuN"led Iron by i-uitrI I, q,
I ",, or 'M"niy years Judge Atkinson. Ia
IT \ynsi,i,t.,". AS tHiSe OF IL" United States co
q IN ~ y on Governor, Member -! I'nu,.r.s
i1'siilgi Attorney. etc. ii. mas had S'.,
Siuf.. e.. re- IN srrHratiuE the iruih 7,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

a challenge to American science and
American wisdom. tuberculosis offers
that challenge. il is the Germany OF
the medical world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Monday and Tuesday.