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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30
Dinner Stories

A doctor was attending a dangerous
case where a Scottish butler was en-
gagged. On calling in the forenoon, he
said to Donald: Il hope your masters
temperature is much lower today than
it was last night"
I'm no sac sure aboot that" re-
piled the butler; for he deed'd this
morning"
'T hear you are going to marry
Archie Blueblood," said one society
woman to another. is it true?"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30

Appleton, Wis, has broken the
worlds cheese making record by
turning out a cheese weighing 81 1864
pounds, feet high and 35 feet in
circumference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30

gently on liver and bowels.
Small PiN-Smau Dose-SuIau Price
DIR CARRIERS IRON PILLS, Natures
great nerve, and blood tonic for
Anemia. Rheumatism, Nervousness,
SleepEessness and Female Weakness.
ss.s.ss nsss hsa, slss.fa.s -$Ec-<gao~L
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30
Memories Of Old Days
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

George A. Pierce, Go years old. a
Civil War veteran, and formerly a
prominent local citizen. died at his
home in Portland
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30

SICK hedoaChs c
indigestion. and
dred aim ents
when Cnrter's
Little Li< eF
Pills will end
ali misery in -
a few hours. -
Purely vege- "a
table. Act
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30
''What's S IN a Name?"

Facts about your name; its history;
it's meaning; whence It was de-
rived; its significance; your lucky
day and lucky jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30

Betting on the mayoraIty election
was around 10 to and 10 to 6 on DR..
w. W. Zimmerman, and in some in
stances the betters claimed that the
doctor would win by 700 majority.
The Ear'ham football team defeated
Franklin, "a to 5.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30

Anything seems to be possible these
queer days. A New York paper ad-
yises its readers to spend an hour a
day at night school,"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30

What has become Of the old-fashion
ed boy who used to call up and say
Come to lunch with me today?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-30
Clogged-Up
Liver Causes
Headache

It's foolish to suffer from constipation.
sick headache biliousness, dizziness,
fp6i1eStiop and kin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
NO TOBACCO FOR GERMANY,
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY
while American Cotton IL doing to
Defeated Nation, Tobacco Busi-
ness Not Yet Resumed.

Germany IL again doing acme trad
ing in this country, not great deal.
but enough to remind ono that she
is s;ill on tho map. The official reports
show that she commenced to get cot
ton from Southern ports in August
had been taken in by the Germans.
In the meantime nearly as many bales
went to Holland. and the supposition
is that the most OF this finally found
its way to Germany.
No Virginia tobacco has as yet been
shipped direct to Germany, although
before the war that country was a
weed. and It Is known that she is now
anxious for the dark shipping leaf
grown to perfection in Southside
Virginia.
Richmond tobacco dealers who used
to ship largely TO Germany state that
few hogsherds of Virginia tobacco
have been shipped to England md
trouble. they say. is the difficulty OF
getting room for tobacco on outgoing
vessels and 4 greater trouble il that
the high rate of exchange between
this country and Germany makes 1t
next to impossible to do 4 profitable
business at present with that country.
no matter how anxious the Germans
may he to resume business with Nir-
ginia leaf tobacco dealers.
However, Richmond dealers last
week received notice from New York
that freight rate of $3.50 per. 100
from that port to Bremen had been
agreed upon for leaf tobacco. Pre-
now down and shipments can be made
direct to Germany If the dealers can
stand the steep freight rate and the
high cost OF exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
OIL IN PLACE OF COAL
believed Railways of South Will En-
tirely Change locomotive Fuel,
Thus Solving COnl Problem.

It is believed by prominent railroad
men that the time is near at hand
when most of the railways in, the
South will he using oil as fuel FOR
locomotive engines in the place OF
coal
a week or more ago The Times.
Dispatch told OF the determination OF
the Seahoard Air Line TO try oil as n
fuel. The work of building immense
oil tanks along the lines of that road
south of Hamlet, y. c., and the chang
ing of many engines from coal burners
TO oil burners is progressing very
satisfactorily, and the announcement
is now made that by early spring
nearly all OF the engines operating
south OF Hamlet will be burning oil
instead of coal.
The information now comes that the
Savannah and Atlanta Railway has
purchased three oil-burning locomo
tives and put two of them to work.
1t is rumored that other railways in
tho South and some in the Middle
West are investing in oil burners. and
the officials predict that a majority
of the roads will soon. at least par
TALLY. dispense with coal as fuel
and come 10 oil. This. il is claimed.
WITH go long way towards solving
the conl problem. for, if the railways
get off the market. or materially reduce
the size of their orders. other coal con-
sumers will have better chance to
reduce their fuel expenses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
FOOD SoURED, STOMACH WAS
FULL OF GAS ALL THE TIME
HER SON HAD A
DREADFUL COUGH
He Coughed Every Breath He
Took, But Earle's Hypo-
Cod Brought Relief.

suffered from a dreadful cough. When
he came home on furlough few weeks
ago he coughed every breath he took.
coughs run into pneumonia, so sent
right over to tho drug store and got
him bottle OF Earles Hypo- Cod.
We'll. the results were wonderful
Honestly. he hadn't taken more than
three or four doses until his cough
the time he was homo and when he
went hack to his ship his cough was
completely gone. He took bottle back
with him. for he said IL gave him such
a good appetite he intended to keep on
taking It. W
II recommend Earle's Hypo-Cod be-
cause 1t has benefited my son and be-
cause l believe II will benefit anybody
who viii take IL according to direc-
TOMS declared Mrs. Maggie Pate, 70I
HID. Richmond, Va.
Thousands have found Earle's Hypo-
COD an ideal remedy to drive bronchial
ana catarrhal troubles from the sys-
tenn. II worked SO quickly is SO power
,u,; that , no one should fail to give II
me time to take Earles Hypo-Cod to
fortify the system against the many
ailments of'fall and winter which they
ere Utmost sure to contract IL In a run
down condition.
Doctors. druggists: chemists and
nurses have indorsed the formula of
TINS tonic. which is printed plainly on
every bottle. and being put out BY the
nationally known Earle Chemical Co,
Is assurance or quality and full
Earle's Hypo-Cod can be secured hero
at Tragle's.. and the leading druggists.
in all nearby towns. Price, SI.2O. pl,,s
DC war tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
COULDN'T REST
GOOD AT NIGHT
Was All Rundown, Had Bad
Cough, Now Feels Better
Than in a Long Time
Since Taking Earlc's
Hypo-COd.

when began to take Earle's Hypo-
Cod ] was good and Sick" declared q
lady Of Richmond. whose name and ad-
dress is given below.
81 sa W il advertised and sent and got
q bottle. was all rundown with n
cold and had no appetite. / had a
dreadful cough and could get no rest
at night. ! had pains across my chest
era fta,G coughing made 1t worse was
II began to take Earle's Hypo. Cod
and these symptoms began to disap-
pear. now feel better than l have IN
a long time and am going to continue
its use. One thing about Earle's Hypo-
Cod, it gives YOU such a good appetite
anything like that Another thing. |
have been giving Carries Hypo.Cod to
my little boy. too; SO. with II all, ]
have a grea. deal to thank II for. and
am only glad to recommend II to
Others" continued Mrs. J.. s. woodnn.
61I South Laurel Street Richmond. Va.
Thousands have found that Earle
Hypo-Cod ia a most powerful and quick
acting tonic, yet very pleasant to tho
taste and that II agrees perfectly with
the most delicate stomach.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
INDUSTRIAL SOUTHLAND;
NEARBY STATES ARE BUSY
New Enterprises In south CaroIIna,
GeorEin, Florida, Alabama and
Other Parts of Dixie.

Tho $4,000 cotton ginnery ut Fort
Motto, :. G.. recently destroyed by fire.
is being rebuilt by j. X. Fairy.
The Collcton Products Company, or
gani5ed Mt Waterloo. s c.. with $780,
600 capital stock. will establish q grain
elevator and n cEain Of potato storage
warehouses in that part OF tho State.
Tho Crystal-on Chemical Company
has been incorporated at Charleston,
s. G.. with 100000 capital stock.
a 100000 addition is TO DO made to
tho hydrated lime plant OF the I,add
Lime and Stone Company at Carriers
willie, Ga.
The Rome Manufacturing Company is
building large overall factory at
Rome, Ga.
The Sub-Tropical Fruit Products
Company. incorporated with 100000
capital stock, will oneratc big fruit
products factory at Tampa, Fla.
Tho SEQ 900 fertilizer plant Of the
Niley Fertilizer Company. burned at
Troy. Ala, is to he rebuilt by spring.
The NcZzo Chemical Company. incor-
porated with $4,000 capital stock. viii
establish Il plant at MONTGOMERY. Ala.
mainly 10 manufacture dycstuifs.
The Fashion Mill is the name OF a
new concern at Athens. Tenn. starting
4 plant to manufacture silk hosiery.
Tho Mobile Peanut and Candy Com
pany has been organized TO manufac-
ture sweet goods on an extensive scale
at Mobile Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
loop. c. Stronger
AFTER TAKING ONE
BOTTLE HYPO-COD
Was Very Weak, Had No Appe.
tite, Lacked Energy and Am
bitiOn-Gladly Recon-
mendS Medicine.

81 was in a badly rundown condition
from some unknown cause ] was very
weak had no appetite. lacked energy
and ambition. I happened to see some
newspaper advertisements of Earle
lfypo- Cod and decided TO give q trial
have taken but ono bottle. but II
certn inly has given mo AN appetite. I
am already one hundred per cent
stronger. than before. ana have more
fact. | am now nhic TO attend TO my
duties without getting all tired and
tagged out. as used to. Fnrle's iiypo.
Cod is certa nly good tonic. and |
am glad To recommend II. and not
only that. but write To my sister in
Grccnville. s. c.. advising her 10 take
H. as know 1t will be tho making OF
her" wrote Mrs. G. O. Tucker sos
North Eighth Street. Richmond. Va.
There arc many peopl. In the same
condition MS WAS this lady. They arc
not sick enough to give up. and they
are not wei! enough to give the nnccs.
sary energy to tho serious pursuit Of
life. Their systcm il all tn" time lying
open 20 attack Of disease. They should
NJ once TAX" a Rood tonic. especially at
against ailments this fall and winter
which are almost certain to attack
them II in q rundo weakened con-
dition. Earlc's IIypo.Cod has tho In
dorscment Of doctors. druggists. chem.
lists. nurses and thousands If users
The formula Ia on every bottle Read
it Got bottle tonight.
Earle's Hypo.tod lis sold here by
TraEle's Drug Store and the leading
druggists In all nearby towns Price.
sl.2O. plus SC war tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
WORKING GIRLS HOTEL Ar
DAN RIVER COTTON MILLS
Lutest 'rhing In Why OF Making Un-
welded Female Factory Operatives
Comfortable and Happy.

DANNlLLE VA. Nov. 1.-The homo
for girl operatives or the Dan River
Cotton Mills ut Scheduled. which has
been under course OF construction for
moro than year. and known ns Hyl.
ton Hall, has bocn opened and twenty
young women have already taken up
city. for aa5 girls. and ii Is expected
that as soon az the finishing touches
on INC Interior have been Completed
win MI rapidly. Tho homo repro
can best DO described as a modern and
hp-to- date hotel. Tho atmosphere OF
homo IL. however. boing fostered,
which makes the word "hOtel" 4 mis-.
homer.
For $3.50 n week girls and women
between tho ages of sixteen and thirty
and in addition get THAR laundry free
This enables beginner in the toxtilo
work to earn not only enough TO afford
happy existence. but Sufficient money
TO pay for other wants. The building
Is in charge of Miss Hattie Ilyiton.
nionccr OF welfare department. at
ing has been named Mrs. Lucy AGREE
is house mother, ana she has two as
sistants. dictitian and sccretarial
force
The building is handsome. being OF
Colonial design built OF red brick aud
TRIMMED in white. 1t fnces West Main
street, opposite the textile plant. and
while but three stories high from the
'front.', is seven from the rear. owing
ic the steep slope OF tho site on whici,
it iS built.
The bedrooms arc single and double
bedded. and each one Is equipped with
running water. hot and cold, and furn-
ished in white. The gymnasium is the
most complete In the city. and the
swimming pool larger than any here
feature OF the building Is "a large
reception room, where the young wo-
men may entertain their male friends
in a series of Hastily furnished glass
paneled alcoves. ten of which line the
walls. There is AN auditorium with a
seating capacity for 500 and electrical
automatic elevators gives access TO the
upper stories.
Tho Kitchen is the last word in do
nestle science. and tho range is heated
electrically and powcr-driven machines
wash the dishes. There is Il refriger-
atinE plant in the basement and an
elect really operated laundry. Rooms
on the top floor arc set aside for the
parents or the girls. for cach' girl liz
allowed TO invite her father and mother
for Il weeks visit free OF charge. Edu-
cational advantages are offered tho
girls. and there is a complete hospital
in one of tho wings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
HER HUSBAND
HAD BAD COLD.
Had Also Lost His Appetite
and Become in a General
Rundown Condition
f EELS 1909 BETTER
Daughter Also Took Some
Earle's Hypo-Cod and Her
Health Was Improved.

MY husband had q bad cold that
hung on TO him with ,enacity. He lost
his appetite. become all rundown and
snccHcd and BnecZed. and II seemed us
though he could not get over IT," de
ciared Mrs Steel. of Richmond whose
name and address AFRO given below.
Il bought llypo-Cod. because l snw
X advertised and my husband began to
get better at once. His cough stop.
cold disappeared. his strensth came
back anh ha feels lQ0"c better In every
way.
about this time my daughter was
visiting mo from iiamiet. 81 G; She was
tina | think she was, thinner than
ever ~ her. She couldn', eat u thing.
had such poor annette. her nerves
were bad and she couldn't sleep.
My daughter took four bottles and
It built her up. gave her good APP
grew stronger and | Just behave IT
way. we all think Ilypo- Cod IL nne
medicine and we arc glad TO recon-
mend IL continucd Mrs. Thomts steel.
$3.50 East Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Earie's lfypo-Cod rev!ves the
strength. disease resisting vitality. ap.
petite. energy and weight. 1t stops the
cold und cough and cheat soreness and
strens thcns tho weakened lungs, anu
bronchial and catarrhal troubles. IT
aids digestion. increases the appetite.
stendics the nerves. induces sound. rest
ful siumher and assists person won
%astins Illness OF any description. ''"S'
Earle's Hypo Cod, is not a patent
msdicinS I, Is the bnr9dust q the
and the formula is on every bottle.
Read il over.
Got a bottle tonight at Traglc's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
HER NERVE SYSTEM
GREATLY IMP AIRED
During Illness Became So
Weak Could Scarcely Move.
Coughed Day and Night.
Took Hypo-Cod.

scarcely had the strength to move.
coughed day and night and could get
was greatly. impaired and nothing did
me any good.
MY mother, who had been reading
the newspaper accounts OF many peo-
in cases similar to my own, went OUT
one, night and bought a bottle. Her
decision was very lucky one for me.
Cod Ms made me a new 'S Woman iiy a%d
my friends are all astonished at the
s stoepcd change nav co1 in my eo1dition; il
brought back my appetite and strens i H. T.
, snsd ny my nerves nS Az bad symptoms
a aenss s99 Tom and b among them the head
fered have no hesitation nit'nu ia say snr
tn that IN Ear, @ond aypG-Cod has built me
more good than all the "1 med Mohe me
had taken in, my life am glad Of
o ats enPo ssid MRS to i 70
mond. Va. "'" street H'ch-
When a person is recovering from
ions wasting illness they want a good,
to avoid the complications that are
person in rundown condition at this
tonic to build them up and fortifv than
a a,ains the many ailments Of fall and
tack them II not in perfect health
AS a tonic Earle's Hypo- Cod has no
equal. It Is Endorsed by doctors. drug.
gists. chemists, nurses and thousands
Known Earle chem i TIC Co. na wSeh i,
assurance OF quality and full strength.
r EsT,ef nrp Myps ;ers ,s is sold here by
Sis. pius & &c Wa war "t tax. towns, Price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
FAITH IN COAL MINING
In Spite of Strikes md Chr Shortages
Capitalists Keep Investing in
Mining PrOpcrties.

:. CHARLESTON, w. VA. Nov. l.
general coal miners strike capitalists
keep right on investing money In coal
properties in this state. and almost
every day new companies are being
organized to go into the fuel-minine
business.
The Barren Creek Colliery Company,
recently incorporated with Sc0OO
capital stock, has been organized and
has already acquired 900 acres of coal
land In kanawha County. A plant for
- daily output Of ESQ tons is being
installed.
The Boone County Coal CORPORATION
owners OF thousands of acres in Boone
and Logan Counties, and now operat-
ing twenty mines. with an annual
capacity OF 100000 tons, has In
creased Its capital stock to $4,000 900
lions.
Tho Atlantic Smokelcss Coal Com
nany. newly Incorporated company
IS installing sl50.000 worth of machin-
cry on its more than 1000 acres in
mcdowell County. and is looking for
ward 70 daily output Of COO tons.
y half dozen new companies, with
ccapitai stock varying from $4,000 to
Sioe,ooo, have been Incorporated with
IN the past ten days, and others are
being organized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
CONFUSE TWO CONCERNS
WHY'S Corpo ration and wiiiya-Over.
innd Company Entirely Distinct,
Says Their Head,

a tendency on the part OF the pub
nc 20 confuse the WHY'S Corporation
with the WHY'S Overland Company, to-
naF caused John y. WHY'S. president
~ pom companies. TO issue the fol-
W!llys Corporation should not be
confused with the WilIys-Overland
Soinphny. THESE are separate and dis
t!nSt organiZations, operaring under
c"ITeiE di1erent arrangements
WHY'S Corporation formerly was
me tJectric Auto-Lite Corporation,
neSchtIy II has acquired tho New Pro-
ttSs Gear Corporation and the Duesen-
berg Motors Corporation.
c.o- ASidc from the fact that the WHY'S
Hn 1nTpoGation lists among it's assets
100000 shares. or little more than -
rwcf ;,, cen,. OF the common stock in the
MN!.iiy-oHer!ann Company and that IL
mas contracted with the WillyS-OycrS
ihnn company to market the new SIX
80 tihoer car which il is producing the
."o companies are in no way related
10 one another.
Ehc preferred stock recently offered
- III me WHY'S Corporation and MOI
lhc Willys-Overland Company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Felt Weak All the Time, and
Had No Energy--Couldn't
Sleep.
TOOK EARLE'S HYPO-COD
After Taking Three Bottles,
Richmond Lady, in State.
ment Below, Tells
OF Relief.

Il suffered from a general rundown
had no strength nor energy! was
on my stomach and was fun of gas I'll
whose name and address arc given
below
II bought Hypo-Cod because saw
have used three bottles. and II has
done lots of good l feel lots stronger.
have more energy and ambition. My
stomach never gives me any trouble
now: have splendid appetite: hardly
and it has built me up fine. Hypo- Cod
has helped me. and l am glad to
recommend it 10 my friends" CON
ton Street, Richmond. Va.
and lack ambition, weight. appetite or
blood, get bottle. OF l;arle's Hypo-
nauseating. Gshy taste OF Cod LIVER
Cod Liver Oil extractives are Malt Ex-
tract. Iron. Wild Cherry Bark, Com
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphites and
extra select Sherry Wine. 4 pleasant
TO take. highly nutritivc preparation
which agrees with the most delicate
stomach.
Get bottle at the nearest Irug
store. Note how promptly ii puts your
system in shape to withstand disease.
coughs and colds. Get a bortle tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE
stock DEMONSTRATION Farm to Awaken
Interest In the Right Kind of
Beef Stock.

CERRo. GoRDo. y. C.. Nov 1.-The
Williamson Stock Farm has been in
corporated by J. G. Williamson. with
SEQ 900 capital stock. MIR. Williamson
has transferred TO the company his
splendid Columbus County farm. and
the company will stock II with fne
cattle both beef and dairy.
IT is understood that only thorough
bred stock will I've allowed on the
stock farm. and that it is the purpose
of the company to conduct the place,
not so much for moncy-making. as to
create an interest in live stock, and
especially thoroughbred stock in
farm to supply farmers and dairymcn
with the right Kind of cattle to make
cattle raising and dairying paying
business in this county. In other
words, it will be n demonstration farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
HOSPITAL AT VICTORIA
Long Tnlkcd-of Retrca< for St.,, -
LunenburE County Is Becom.
ing q Reality,

VICTORIA, VA, Nov. 1-Tho co.,
tFact has been awarded for the i'm
mcdiate erection of the $50 600 hos
rital here that has long been in CON
brick building and eouippcd witS
heating APPARATUS. electric lights, Gle.
rhtor. etc. Or: Il. l.. Kendig and T.. 4.
Spiiiman, OF Victoria. and DR., w. D.
are the men who have made this in.
Ncstmcnt.
y kenbridge contractor has thereon
tract Tor the erection of the building
ana has commenced the preliminary
work. The hospital will DO ready for
opening by next spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
BIG VIRGINIA MERGER
Lynrhburg Packing Concern and Nor.
f"Ik Ice and Dehydrntion Concern
Plan to Join Forccs

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov IA meet
ing OF stockholders OF tho j. J. Nc
fhcrson Packing Company, Norfolk
ana lynchhurg and tie Norfolk loo
storage and Dchydration Corporation.
WI be held in Norfolk November S
looking 10 merger of the two con
Germs and an increase OF capital stock
10 s2,00O.000.
The l.ynchburg concern Is slaughter
ing and shipping about 10000 mounds
OF fresh meats here daily and IL thc
merger is brought about the plant here
as well As In Norfolk, IL IL announced
VIII be increased In size.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Quotations FOR woek on dark to
SO Price Wcnkcning nd panxille.

DANN HE, Va Nov. l.--Continued
heavy receipts and large sales Of LEAF
tobacco keep the warehouHemcn and
buyers on the go every minute OF the
day. and good part of the nights
TIE offerings this week amounted to
something over 100000 pounds, the
inability OF the warehousrmcu 10 post
up their books making II Impossible
10 give the exact figures.
Notwithstanding heavy receipts and
blocked sales there has been not the
slightest weakening in prices Indeed
some of the grades are still higher,
with yet an upward tendency. The
average this week on the near 5000
600 pounds was about s57 per 100
There is no indication of cessation
of heavy deliveries for next week
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
my COUGH LEFT
NE ENTIRELY,
SAID LADY
After Taking Two Bottles Of
Earle's HypO-Cod She Re.
ceived Excellent Results.
Strengthened.

IL suffered from cold in the chest
and throat Weakness; in fact, l was
mond lady whose name and address is
given below. "
II bought Earle's Hypo Cod because
the paper. ! have only taken two hot.
ties. but am better in every way. Nv
cough has left me entirely. l used to
with tho use of another bottle / viii
feel much stronger
II believe It will selp others. especi-
ally those who are suffering with cold
or cough OF any kind, or q rundown
system," declared Mrs! e. T. Jenkins.
1000 West Eighth Street. Richmond, Wa.