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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
TIMES-DISPATCH OPENS NEW
FUND FOR STRICKEN FAMILY
Another Mother and Five Children
fhcc starvation UnlesE Given
Help from Public.

Ta!es or personal heroism and great
bravery OF women on the firing line
ana in the front trenches have been
tod many times and have created
much admiration, but there has seldom
been a narrative related of a woman
nShtinS against greater odds than
taose which a Richmond mother is
now facing in vain attempt to sup
port her five little children and hus-
band, the latter dangerously i'll.
According TO the reports, the hus-
band and father of this family has been
dangerously i'll for five weeks and
Inc physician in charge states that
the patient viii be unable TO work
until December, even under the most
favorahle conditions and in case no
untavorable symptoms arise.
with the care of her five children
and the nursing OF her husband 10 do
this brave little women found /, al
most impossible to do anything iowa rd
contributing toward the support of
the family When he was taken sick
the husband had some small savings.
but soon these were swallowed up bv
the truly mountainous expenses of the
family.
In order to keep this woman from
physical breakdown and to furnish
nourishing food for her babies and
Sick husband. il is planned by Tho
iiInes- Dispatch 10 raise q fund of 500
for their relief. The case will he
known as No. 8. To do this will mean
the assurance Of food for these chill
dren and the speedy recovery of the
husband. 1t is hoped to raise the
fund within week This fund is
now open for public contribution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
National Blouse
Week Is Arranged
Novel Idea Promoted BIZ
Merchants of america
for Women Buyers.

National Blouse Week! That's the
very latest in the form of a shopping
holiday. which. along with diversi-
fed assortment OF tag days. Richmond
women are expected TO take lively
interest in.
Several months ago there was held a
national ging1am week. 1t was such
a tremendous success that in Septem-
Der the dealers in that class OF wear
aoie goods came back with another
Bingham week.
Encouraged by the revenue produc-
ing qualities of these national cloth
Gays the makers of blousess, that is.
the Kind that women used to call
waists. have made up their minds they
should have national blouse day, be-
ing actuated by much the same spirit
as those who have prottably conducted
months.
There is this difference. however.
The national blouse week movement
started in Canada. TO make the event
an International one. women of Amer
lea nave been invited TO become parties
10 the scheme. The date for national
blouse week is November 10 to Is. and
the word has gone out that any. woman
needing blouse will be privileged TO
buy 1t during that week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
APPROVE $4,000 BUDGET
FOR SOUTH ATLANTIC FIELD
\. w. G. A. Worker. Close Confer
ence Which Had Been In Session
Sincc Inst MOndnS.

Delegates from the 7. w. c. A
south Atlantic field. comprising vir.
EinIa, North and South Carolina
georgia and Florida, in conference n,
me Second Presbyterian Church here
since Monday expressed unanimous an.
proval in closing session yesterds ~
OF the budget of he'"World service
Program' of the Y. w. c. \.
rms means that the South Atlantic
neld accepts the quota Of $4,000. The
QUOTA for Virginia and for Richmond
VIII be announced shortly.
The entire amount which ia 10 ~
,Seo IN le2o is s4.l5s,9l9.
;, me comprehensive educational cam
5'ahen in which the national organiza-
aalon OF the Y. w. G. A. is now en-
~ESGed and OF which the Richmond
conference which has just closed Vas
{: part VIII include in its scope the
entire United States.
The 'World:Setvice Program" in IT'S
entirety includes the financing of work
aiFeaoy begun among girls and wo
men in Industrial ccnters in South
America. the Near East. Poland So.
Sia, Russia, C.riDa. Japan and Franc
AppToHim stely 900 women who sra
IN Richmond for the conference f-or,
tne South Atlantic field were puests
81 MISS Katherine Halves at tea in
ne nhTary OF the Richmond Y. W. G.,
-. yesterday afternoon at : o'ciock
1ders nf ne conference from nation'
=! neaaGihrte-s left last night for 81
Louis ar e-e they will be nrnean, ~
"A similar conference Of deltratcs "a
Ieanefs from the ce1tral Haid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
PARISH COMMITTEE MEETS
church OF the Good Shepherd Make.
flans Tor Nationwide Campaign
by EpiscopaIia

Last night at the Church Of The
GOOD Shepherd. in Forest Hill. the
parish committee for the nation-wide
campaign for the Episcopal Church
held a meeting AT TIC reciorv n no
chuEch and made arrangements for
inc campaign in tho parish. 1t was
announced that the following had been
Preston Carson, chairman Of iba ron
miitec: y. r. Goddin. vicc-chairman.
Mrs B. T. Robertson. secretary and
treasurer: Mrs, James Macgill. chair
study classes: Miss Eleanor Uurt
chairman subcommittee on puh]ira
tion. The rarisI committee Is workin.
lara 10 secure complete information
tor special card index system 70
IatlnE 10 membership and Is also az
1ahSing many other matters concern.
ing the campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
CHIEF DEPUTY MARSHAL
RESIGNS HIS OFFICE HERE
Rives II. Hardy, to Become Connected
with Tobacco Corporation In
NOffoHHaH.

Rives B. Hardy, chief deputy in the
ONCE OF United states Marshal Saun-
ders, yesterday resigned his Office. 10
accept a position with a tobacco cor.
poratton in Sottoway. He will be sue
cceded in the Marshars office by George
:. Pitman. OF Highland Park
MT. Hardy has been chief deputy
went into Office. His work has hean
so accurate as 10 earn the comnienia-
tons OF practically every Federal in
spector who has checked up the &C
counts of the Office here
AS token of their es,eam. officials
OF the United States District Cour,
presented Mr.. Hardy with silver
pitcher and waiter accompanied by a
letter expressing their regret al mis-
departing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
5TAT|ONERS WILL ELECT /,
VARIOUS OFFICERS TODAY
Mayor Ainslie Welcomes Visitors at
First Formal Convention
49, Session.
REPORTS FOR YEAR RECEIVED
Stag Luncheon Held at Jefferson and
Women Are Entertained mt Tea by
Miller & Rhoads-Golf Tourney
Attracts Many.

Members o. the National Association
OF Statloners and Manufacturers. after
two days of entertainment and prelimi-
nary conferences. began formal scs-
sions OF their convention yesterday. At
an carly hour registration began and
the figures. although not yet completed.
showed by niEhtfall that the convcn-
ton is the largest in the history OF the
aSsoCia ton.
At tho morning session Mayor Aims
lie welcomed the visitors to the city.
The address was in happy vein and
there was considerable hadinaSc be-
tween the Mayor and Woodson L. Wad
dy. who replied for the siationcrs. MIR.
Waddy declared that the Mayor had
two speeches which ne kept ready for
would vouch for the fac, tina, the
speech Just delivered was "a brand
new one
Annual Reports Mnde.
Much of the morning session was
taken W with reports OF peculiar in
liam Henry Brooks, of Philadelphia.
rendered report on the general state
OF the associat zion. Other reports were
made by the executive committee. First
City, Mo: Second Nice-President Will
liam G. Whittenore, of New York;
Third Vice: Prcsident Ralph 5. Bauer.
control and other bodies within the
associa ton.
Social features of the convention
were again delightful. AT p. NJ. there
was stag luncheon in the palm court
of the jefferson Hotel. At the same
hour there was luncheon for the
women at the Commonwealth Club
Later in the afternoon committee
meetings were held and at y. NJ. the
women enjoyed afternoon tea
through the courtesy OF Miller and
Ehoads.
Elect Officers Todny.
This will be the most important day
or the convention. AT the morning
sessions officers of the association will
be elected and the various committees
will make their reports. Later the
usual luncheons will be given in the
palm court and al the Westmoreland
Club. The board of control and the
meetings at . =. NJ. AT p. NJ mem
hers OF tho association will make a
trip to the Standard Paper Manufac-
turing Company's hlotting paper mill.
The browning feature of the meet
,1ng Will he the annual banquet which
VIII be held, beginning at i. NJ in
the armory Of the Richmond Light In
Iantry Blues, corner Sixth and Marshall
Streets.
Although the convention comes TO an
end tonight. many of the members will
remain over TO participate in tomor-
rows golf tournament. There will be
contest between the East and West
1or the Faber cup. Tile best gross
score will obtain the Joseph Dixon
Srucible Company trophy. and the hes,
net score the Chicago Golf Associa ton
trophy. There will be Richmond sta.
toners trophies for the best net in
three separate classes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
NAVY SECRETARY COMING
TO ADDRESS COLLEC|ANs
Josephus Daniels on Program a
Medical Students Gathering
Tomorrow Night.
PLAN REST ROOM FOR GIRLS
Colds Not to Be Overlooked in
Hall for Faculty and Pupils.
Prepare for Coming Campaign for
y. NJ. &. 4.

Joscphus Daniels. Secretary Of tho
Navy: is expected to be present to-
the auditorium of College Hall. which
IS the center Of student. activities of
1ne s Medif "a College of virginia The
dents and faculty of the college. There
are 43o students and more than. 100
so that the seating capacity OF the
auditorium will be taxed TO the limit.
Ri the soa2d q e d Mos Of essn
Hall. will preside at the mass meet
Goods will not be sighted in the
plans OF. the directors for for making ing
Sdouiese Hal real center OF al stu
?. B.. Trieg. A rest room for the girls
has been arranged for. which will be
Hnder the supervision of the hostess.
Headquarters for Alumni.
College Han is also to be. the head
college Alumni Assoeiat tic '"e Of " Whch
D Dr.: J.: NJ n: Hughes Is president. Ten
used as. classrooms by the Women's
college faculty into fraternity house.
side the main building is Completed.
the grounds and College Hall will be
put put IN ina shane for y9iley bail; basket
nasium in the basement will give stu
dents rhs S Wn9 oppo,T,tunity for exercise.
ne Nculcal college, OF Virginia Y.
NJ. {. 4. will figure largely in tho
drive of the State Y. NJ c. A. forces
which starts Monday. according to
Secretary Trigg
Dr.. Mcclure Newton has been Sc
lected to represent the Medical Col
leEe. in the, drive for funds in co-op-
GRAFTON with the State organization of
the 7. NJ. &. \.
College Needs s5aooO
DR.. Greer Baughman and Dr. ]. NJ.
Hughes will head the committee which
Will look after the Richmond end of
leEe is concerned.
The Medical College needs $4,000 to
lege Y. ~ C. A.. which Includes the
purchase price of College Hall, altera :
lions and equipment.
tributed by the faculty and friends Of
the college. The remaining $4,000
will be raised through the efforts of
the alumni Of the college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS
INCREASED BY s458,630
State Corporation Commission An
nounccs Proposed Taxes for Vir-
ginia Transportation Companies.
TOTAL LEVY is s2,so7, o71.2o
Norfolk and Western Leads With
$1,042,SO2.S2, Raise of S127,-
441.O1 Over Lust Ycar-C. 81 o.
Must Pay Sum Of $5f5,023.47.

Assessment of railway and canal
companies of Virginia has just been
completed by the State Corporation
Commission. and. according to. an
hgures for the current year show the
total tax assessed against these cor
poratfons for State purposes to be
S28O7.6 7l.20. This is an increase of
Si5S,630.0 over the preceding year.
In amount of tn. to be paid the
Norfolk and We.1ern leads. with a
total of S1.042.S02.62. an increase over
last year of sl27.441.01. Next comes
tho Chesapeake and Ohio. with an as
seSsment OF s5l5623.47. an increase of
s96.232lO The Southern follows with
S34 557.9S. an increase OF $4,000. U6.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac tax is fixed at Sl2S,SGS, an in
crease OF s36,5I0.lS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
POSTMASTER is SENTENCED
TO YEAR AND DAY IN PRISON
Judge Waddill Imposes Minimum
term Upon Highland Springs Mnn
Convicted OF Theft.

Charles p. Schellenburg. former
postmaster at Highland Springs, was
sentenced to one year and a day In
the Federal penitentiary. Yesterday on
MS plea OF guilty to a charge o: EN-
beZzlement OF funds from the post
Office at Highland Springs. Mrs
SchellcnburE and her two children
were in court az the time Judg
add!ll said that the case had phases
that appealed TO the sympathies al
all. but thai the sentence imposed was
the least that he could consistently
Slve under III the circumstance
hugh. l.. Minor was also given a
year and day on his plea OF Enii.y
TO violating the Harrison an.i-aar-
cotic act. He was specifically CHARGED
with peddling cocaine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
CONGRESSMAN ON PROGRAM
Montague md Judge j. C. Pritchard
to Speak on Roosevelt
Memorial Plan.

Congressman Andrew Jackson Mon
tague and Judge Jeter c. Pritchard. Of
the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals for the fourth circuit. will be
partisan massmeetinS at the Jener-
son auditorium Monday night.
The mass meeting is to further
the movement just beginning TO gain
impetus in Richmond for national
memorial to Theodore Roosevelt
S. S. p. Patteson is chairman of the
Roosevelt monument committee and
will preside. a number of we'll
known Richmond citizens without
respect to political Affiliations will sit
on the platform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Sessions OF National stntion.r,,
and Manufncturers' AssocintInn
convention.
Honrd OF managers of Retreat for
SICK hold special meeting Mt ii,
Regular weekly meeting OF Rich
mond Credit Mems AsnocIation M
business Mems Club mt Z.
SetIsoEsther" banquet at High
iand Pnrk Methodist EplsconnI
Church ut y.
North Richmond Citizens,. Assoc
citation meets at Barton Heights
School Mt S,15.
Special entertainment ut Neigh
porhood House, Nineteenth and
Broad Streets, Mt $3.50.
Lyrfc-Nnudeville. 3, s, $3.50.
Academy of Music-Dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Hold Hearing mt Yorktown.

Notice has been given by the boa I'd
on valuation OF commandeered prop
erty asking all persons having claims
against the government for property
included in the site taken over by the
navy for the purpose Of building a
mine depot near Yorktown. Va, to be
town courthouse beginning October 81
Persons having such claims are re-
Guested TO be prepared 20 give all In
formation relative to cost OF the prop
erty involved character and acreage
lineal feet. value and extent OF i'm
prOvementS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD
DR.. Edward n. Cnlisch VIII Preach on
1.-THE Conclusion" Mt Roth
Ahbnh Tonight.

Today being tho eight or last dag
Jewish calendar. there will he speciai
services in all Jewish places of wor-
ship. DIR. Edward y. Calisch. rabbi
or the Temple of Beth Ahbah. will
preach at IL o'clock on The Conclu-
sion" A service commemorative OF
the season was held yesterday after
noon at $50 at the synagogue. There
was no sermon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Entertainment Tonight.

Announcement was made last night
that the NeiEhborhood House. located
at Nineteenth and Broad Streets. will
give an entertainment tonight at $50
o'clock. at which Mrs. Garland Pol
lard will give representations Of
Maude ADAMS, in Peter Pam" and
Jane Cowl. in The Crowded Hour"
Other numbers on the program which
has been arranged under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Erma Binswanger, will
be a violin solo by Adele Levitt ac-
companied by Harry Clarke. songs by
Margaret Gordon, and story steilinE
by Hatty Dele Gresham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
SENTENCED TO 18 YEARS
VETO "nF'ctcd of Attack Upon Che,
"rhein t"unty Woman Given
Prison Term.

@iier nearing evidence N IN. ,..o
ot lGert CoEbil, the negro youtn a..
'eS,sn n Nhtste-held County last rnAL
"a ne cha-Fe IF attacking Mrs. Arnis
~, ,a.''nc!s NC jury brought in a vsr
IN the pcritertiarv !e''A
freiiinlnaty examination was waved
"ash ~" negro was arrairn~d on In
., 49, Gt' OF me present term Of the
Mrs Galllhers wss walking in ,be
erection q her home on ths rive,
l,o a nTar G'a1itc. Va. when the nesrc
appToached hc- She vas abIa n t'ca,
him of with a siick un,il the INF,
farriral Of farncr when Cogbill ran
esca ping into ne ySoocs. bu, vas can.
1ured four hours later '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
FedernI Officer Hero.

Robert j. Hoage, chief statician of
the United States Employees Compen-
sation Commission. arrived here yes
terday from Washington, and will hold
conference with the Virginia In
GuStrial Com m iSstOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

City Clerk Alfred H. Mcdowell v..t.r
day administered the oath OF ONCE To
Inomas y. DuGan. upon whom has been
Sonirrred polide authority at the Mcrchant s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

The attractions at the fair arc said To
have carried nine children from the city
and four young boys arc among the mum
located in Petersburg by the Richmond au,
thorttics. II is expected that tho other
to their parents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Miss Mary Louise Dixon nineteen years
old. was yesterday reported missing from
her home In Phocbus Va. since September
20 and Richmond police have been asked
hall, fair complexion and is OF medium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Members OF the Richmond Dental Society
VIII meet today at the Travellers BuiIdinE
pr; William Pitcher; of Petersburg. viii dc.
n h lecture on impression Taking" and
business relative to the celebration OF the
tweniy-tinh anniversary in November viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

MEMBER Of Tho North R,cbro,
Cttizens' Association win meet tonirht
al az ~ ths Earion Heights School
ihs orgAnization. WIN nreiide u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Charged with stealing several hams and
quantity of brandy and wine from the
cellar of Charles o. Savile. clerk OF the
Chauccrv Court James, Thomas. colorcd
months on the roads yesterday morning in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

EvanEslistic services in progress In tho
BARTON Heights Methodist Church arc Mt
tracing large congregations, They are
YATES both OF Kentucky. The services are
The topic tonight will he the Power and
Personality of tho Devil,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30

preferred stock has been undsrvr1l-
ten by Goldman. Sachs a Co. L<1-
and wa be offered 70 the public N the
near future
The company was incorporafct r
1sss. and has built up its net cHr|Isl
from $1,000 at'the start 10 over u - 80
without the Introduction Of any ~
money. Its business has shovn =
constant and steady growth
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30

who. did not pass on the statement
was John Franklin Fort. who was III
and absent fro mthe city at the time.
the Senate was informed.
The information was sent in re-
sponse to q resolution by Senator
Jones. Of Washington. and 10 an aft
ermath of the attack on the commits
sion by Senator Watson and that
body's reply.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30

vsnia State grange; Harry c. wnsen,
commissioner OF agriculture Of Louis-
lana. and John II. Ferguson. Of the
Maryland Federation OF Labor.
The women's section was addressed
by DR. c. L. Gsipin. OF the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Washington, and
Misc Fiorian Elizabeth Wooster. State
superintendent of schools Of Kansas.
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P.sksr. Bis creesr., T.s. !. !.

Chicago. Oct zs,-Pscker sales Of
non-perishable groceries have ln-
creased from IL to $50 per cent In four
yeats. the Interstate Commerce Com
mission was Informed here today by
c. E. schreiber. rate expert OF the
Wisconsin railway commission.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30

BY Commissioners Murdock. Thompson
and coiver and made available for the
press at a cost of Sass. charged to
the current expenses OF the commls-
sion. the Senate was advised In an
Official communication yesterday from
Commissioner Victor Murdocie acting
chairman.
The only member OF the commission
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30
Grange Master Speaks
/. AT Farmers Congress

Hagerstown, Md. Oct. 2s.-The Ma
tional Farmers Congress In session
here today was addressed by John A.
Mcsparren. master of the Pennsyi-
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sTATEMENT ATTACKING
WATSON COST U. S. $2.35

The recent statementfrom the Fed
sFai Trade Commission. attacking
senator James e. watson's political
career. was prepared and authorized
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30
R. Refs & Co, Distributors,
Recapitslized Isl, 900, 900

: Robert Reis q Co. distributors OF
Refs and Manhattan underwear. and
agents for the 3. ". d. and Glssten-
bury mills. has been recapitaIized.
Two million, per cent cumulative
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SIC
FREE

1Sc Hot Water Bottle
Cover free with purchase
of[Hot Water Bottle, CSC
or more. Regular S1.23
value,
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19c
FREE

15c Eyebrow Pencil
(all shades In stock) free
with purchase of DER
kiss Rouge, SOC size, reg
ular e5c value,
39c
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Open(n0 Sale, Ubursoap, October 3Otb
FREE

10c Lamb Wool Powder
Puf free with SOC Alysia
Face Powder. Regular
soc value,
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FREE

Barnard's Tale, choice
OF any floral oder, 15c
size, free with one 25c
cake Dermatone Skin
Soap, regular 40c value,
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FREE

2sc Tyree's Antiseptic
Powder free with pur-
chase of Fountain Sy-
ringe, CSC or more. Reg
ular $1.23 value,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30

The ". S. Thompson Pharmacy. 703 18th St. N w.. now
known the W. S. Thompson BranchPeopes Drug Stores
was founded than half century ago by Mr. w. S.
thompson and operated in the past eighteen years by Mr.
Frank C. Henry. and recently purchased by Peoples Drug
Stores
This store makes the sixth link in The Peoples Chan
Washnsons most progressive drug We have made
extensive improvements from every depart
men arranged for quick and efficient service Fer many
this store has been known The White House Pharmacy
serving the most eminent physicians. surgeons and public in
walk of life Whenever the question arises for some
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FREE

25c Cucumber Jelly free
with purchase of SOC tube
Chloro-Dent Tooth Paste
this sale.
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FREE

lee Nasal Douehe ira
with purchase OF 25c Do
belts Solution (pfnt stxe-l
Regular ssc value,
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FREE

16c Witch Hazel Jelly
(excellent after shaving)
free with purchase of, 35c
tn be Barnsrd's Razor
Aid Shaving Cream. Reg
ular soc value,
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FREE

15c Ideal Chloride Of
Potash Tooth Paste with
purchase of Toothbrush
case or more.) Regular
Sec value,
25c
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FREE

16c Gyc srins
Jelly heals rough
skin: free With
purchase Of any
Hand Brush 25e or
moPN
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special drug. remedy etc. you always depend upon
to serve Just visit will prove how progressive The
Peoples Drug Stores are-wns pleasecourteous service
mammoth stock-freshest drugs obtanabe-and most all
the former clerks that have served you late yea-M H.
l. Hurxtha charge of the prescription department for 30
odd Mr.. R. H. Hickman general manager; Mr.. Charles
NJ Small. manager of sales; Mr. Ben Tayoe. MIR. Leslie
Wight. Mr. W. C. Field Mr.. c. E. Wienk Mr.. R. l. Pentz
Mr.. Edward Green. Mr. l. A. Reeves Mr. L. Frampon and
many other clerks with the skill and knowledge acquired to
compound your prescriptions.
You Can Safely Depend On Us-Yom Doctor Does
The Washington herald., 1919-10-30
Candy Department

Whitman.s, Page Shaw, Park Tfiford.
Nunnally, Norris Chocolate Shop Candles