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The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
ANOTHER EXPERT
0. KS HYPO-COD
-T--i
Endorsed By Physicians-A Medi-
cine of Great Merit, He
Says.
PREFERABLE TO
ALL OTHERS"

In n statement reciting at length
the splendid properties of each of
the several elements composing
Hypo-Cod the eminent J. Henry
Scruggs, Phi. G.. P. D.. confirms the
conclusions arrived at and given in
Professor Early's statement pub
lishcd elsewhere on this page.
AFTER carefully examining the
preparation known to the public as
Earle's Tasteless Hypo-Cod and
carefully watching the results of
several cases in which it was used
it is in my opinion absolutely the
best Cod Liver Oil preparation
made ."
Its great merit explains its great
popularity. The formula is one that
is endorsed by many of the lead
ing physicians in the United States
today ." Very truly yours.
]. Henry Scruggs. Phi. G.. P. D..
Graduate Atlanta College Physi-
clans and Surgeons).
Il picked out Hypo-Cod for my
own use" declared n. c. Clark. Phi.
c., because / knew it was the best
on the shelf. 1t restored my appe-
tite and digestion, built me up and
1 began to sleep nights. Today
feel as well as l ever did in my life.
I had become weak, run down and
was looking mighty bad. ! was so
nervous I'd toss and roll half the
night My digestion and appetite
was poor and anybody needing
tonic like that will make no mistake
by insisting on Earle's Hypo-Cod
1t is the one 1 recommend" con-
tinued this gentlemen whose health
broke down while in the Service and
who just recently came back and
took up his work again in the Drug
store. Read what still other au-
.horities on the subject say regard
ing Hypo-Cod on the right and in
the article below. Then come down
and get a bottle of the genuine,
tonight and build yourself up.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
EASY TO UNDERSTAND why OUR
BEST PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT

been flooded the last few years.
Signed: VIM. ]. McManus, Phi. G.
and Phi. C.
The glowing tributes of the men in
the articles above, coupled with that
of the one you have just read, must
convince even the most skeptical of
the genuine merit of Earle's Hypo-
Cod, and after all is said and done
few of us need anything more than a
tonic and blood enriching, digestion
building tonic to get complete relief
from our troubles. Nature throws off
diseases and symptoms beyond the
reach of knife or science, when we
are in strong, robust, perfect health
OF course. as we grow older we lose
some of that reserve vitality and dis
ease resisting power but with a tonic
IT is a simple matter to revive and
strengthen the system and once you
do this minor complaints disappear as
II by magic.
Read in this same paper III future
issues of what users say who have
been relieved of supposedly serious
troubles through the use of this prep
aration. Come down to the drug store
and ask the manager or proprietor
about Hypo-Cod. Better still, come
down and get a couple bottles and by
its use each day for few days, build
yourself up again to health and vigor.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
HILDA.

OF splendid old Morse lineage is
Hiida- ( The chief OF the vaikyric
was Hildur and the names of HiId
and Hfilia were given to other war
maidens. Hiids is said TO signify
battle" by a literal translation.
which probably means .warli<e
spirit" under a broader interpreta-
ton
The Teutonic world claims the
name and insists that IL mean.
support" giving Il to one of their
principal war maidens. The real
origin seems dificuit TO settle upon.
but IL is generally conceded that
HiIda and peace are not synony-
nous.
|. For a time Hilda was one OF the
commonest examinations to feminine
names in the Teutonic world and
gradually the word came to mean
maiden" and was used Interchange
ably. II was much used in the
north of England also. where the
Deiran princess. Hildur. became the
holy abbess, Hilda of whitby, sue
ceeding St Begga and leaving a
reputation for sanctity.
Though Clara de Clare could not
see IL, a vision ofNthe holy abbess
can be seen under certain condi-
lions of light in the .whitby Chapel
today; the ammonities, which are
believed to have been serpents
turned to stone at the prayer of
the abbess. are also there. Around
"hltoy' Hilda is still the most pop
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iously awaiting the termination of
his selfish monopoly of you.
"Affectionately yours.
Margaret Darlington Durapd."
Doris handed the opened letter to
Stewart without comment. She did
not realize that she was setting a
precedent with this first sharing
Of Ter personal mail
He read IT with a smile of graft
f,catiun.
Pretty decent of Margaret and
Duland. isn't it?" he commented
You'll like IL at Twin Oaks"
I'm not sure that 1 want to ac-
cept." said Doris mutinously.
why, sweetheart" Carrington's
expressive brows elevated with sur
prise.
"Oh. Stewart. I'd rather have a
place all our own until the house
is done. even IL it's just, a hotel
apartment" she burst out impetu-
ousIy.
Nonsense. Doris! You'd be very
lonely in a hotel in a strange city.
and | am away all day and fire.
quently until late at night at the
office. Margaret's home is charming,
very commodious, with large
grounds and sleeping porches and a
tennis court. You need plenty of
outdoor air and exercise-everydod
does. Besides. Margaret will teach
you a great deal. If we're going to
housekeep in the spring. you'll need
to know the practical workings of
an establishment. and there is no
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GLASS OF SALTS \
CLEANS kidneys
If your Back is aching, or Bladder
bothers. drink lots of water
and eat less meat.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with
a lot of drugs that excite the kid
neys and irritate the entire urinary
tract. Keep your kidneys clean like
you keep your bowels clean, by
flushing them with a mild. harmless
salts which removes the body's uri-
nous waste and stimulates them to
their normal activity. The function
of the kidneys Is 20 filter the blood.
In "a hours they strain from II 500
grains of acid and waste. so we can
readily understand the vital impor-
lance of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots OF water-you can't
drink too much; also get from auy
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonful IN a
glass of water before breakfast each
morning for a few days and your
kidneys will act fine. This far,,ou.
salts Is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate
clogged kidneys; also to neutralize
the acids in urine so il no longer ia
a source, of Irritation, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot
injure; makes delightful effeY-
vescent Whitewater drink which
everyone should take now and then
to keep their sa<idneys clean and ac-
tive. Try this. also keep up the
water drinking. and no doubt YOU
Will wonder what became OF your
kidney trouble and backache.-Adv.
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Here is a letter from my sister
Margaret"
Darlington tossed the missive across
he luncheon table TO Doris. who
vas all radiant sunshine. again after
he stormy morning. Her blonde hair
vas never more riotously curly and
zone was the pose of insulant haul
cur. She had returned to her own
'harming self and nibbled' a peche
Helha with childish enjoyment.
Carrington:s sisters letter was
written in a bold Individual hand on
1eavy cream-colored paper with a
;evere embossed monogram.
Dear little bride of my brother,
said. I'VE are all so keen to well
;ome you. since unavoidable circum-
tance prevented our attendance at
our wedding. II must have been a
'harming affair. from the account of
he newspapers which your mother
o kindly sent us. The published
photograph prepared us for the young
,eauty which Stewart is bringing into
'ur family
Doris. dear. of course you know
hat you are to stay with us until
he new home which Stewart is
planning to build reaches compile
ion? We have a large house which
very lonely now that our boy
IND girl have arrived at the COL
eye age. Mr.. Durand joins me in
extending to you and Stewart hos
,itaIity. which we urge you to ac-
sept. without qualification.
Tell Stewart that we are anx-
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better model to follow than Mar

better model to follow than Mar
garrett"
Doris experienced the inward re-
bellion of all women who are told
to pattern their inalienablei BIRTH
right Of housekeeping after some
other feminine conception.
."dood servants are all that Is nee
essary." she replied loftily. They
know what is to be done and all
you have to do Is direct them oc-
casionally. You always have q spe-
cial day for everything" she added
with an air of charming confidence.
zone for the laundry and another
for cleaning the silver and--er--
all sorts of things"
You're quite wrong. Doris" pro-
tested Darlington positively. That's
a medieval idea. The modern house,
keeper leaves nothing to the servants
but the actual physical labor. She
knows every detail of her menage.
Just as l know every detail Of my
office management. You must learn
efficiency and system in running your
household. You must find out where
there Is waste and where useless ex-
travagance CAL De eliminated anu
productive organization substituted.
Margaret will teach you the budget
system; you will find II invaluable"
II can't manage figures very well"
faltered Doris. rather aghast at this
formidable housekeeping plan.
You will soon learn" her husband
answered with assurance. lust
watch Margaret's system. 1t runs
like clockwork without the least APP
precia5le effort
Then we're really going to live
with them?" asked Doris family.
Darlington frowned at her insist
ence.
"Of course we're going to live with
them. The arrangement was COM
pleted between Margaret. Durand, and
myself before our marriage"
Tomorrow-A Question of Taste.
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Concurs With Prof. Early-Best
Cod Liver Oil Preparation on
the Market.
TELLS WHAT 1T
WILL DO FOR YOU

"As manager of one of a chain of
drug stores. 1 want to say that l most
heartily concur with Professor Early.
WI ose statement l have seen, regard
ing Earle's Hypo-Cod. when he tells
OF the great merit of this preparation.
l have recommended and sold hun
dreds of bottles of Hypo-Cod in this
store and think it is the best cod
liver oil preparation on the market.
1T is so pleasant to take. being COM
bined with Syrup of Hypophosphites.
Sherry Wine, Wild Cherry Bark. Malt,
and Iron, that everyone speaks of 1t.
and everyone of those ingredients we
all know are good. 1t is so readily
retained by people with weak stom-
achs and is likewise SO good for chill
dren that l recommend it heartily.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
HOROSCOPE.
TUnsDAY. JANUARY 70. 1890
tcopyr6ht. lsu. b. The Mcclure Newspaper


Syndiczte.)
The Sun rules strongly for good to.
day. according to astroiogy. Venus Ii
slightly adverse.
During this government Of the stars
persons In places Of power should be
exceedingly fortunate. Their high
est ambitions are likely to be real
ICED.
The sway is most favorable to
President Wilson. making for an &C.
cess of physical strength and the bet
ter understanding Of his policies.
II ~ la lucky direction Of the stars
for appointments Of any sort. Persons
chosen for positions at this time
should prove successful In admins
tration. ~
Those who seek work will find II
under this rule of the planets and
there viii be extraordinarily good op-
portunfttes, for all who are highly
trained In any vocation.
There is star said to presage emil
grafton from this country northward
as well as southwark. This Is inter-
preted TO mean that Canada as well
as South America will attract resi-.
dents Of the United States.
Saturn. Is In an aspect held to pres
age some sort of new trouble about
mines and mining.
This Is not fortunate day for those
,who~are old and many will pass away.
A malady Of the digestion as we'll as
lung diseases seems to be forecast.
Women now come under planetary
influences that should make them less
frivolous than they. have been in the
past. Serious matters OF business
and politics will engross large num-
bers of them.
Simplicity is to become fashionable
and sudden reaction from the ex-
travagance Immediately following the
war is prophesied.
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yampinE.
Dear Miss Lee: ! am boy 10 years OF
age and agree with your answer which ap-
peared January L. about being In love. But
Miss Lee. will you please tell me why girls
yamp boys? That IL something I would Ike
to know?-F.
The word "vamp" has become b.
broad that it covers everything.
No longer do we speak of a firt
or coquette. She is now vamp.
though in no sense a vampire. III
you mean then to ask why girls
firt with boys I believe i can tell
you. 1t is a case parallel to the
one to which you referred in your
letter. Just as that boy wanted to
know how 70 make love thinking
that woult Ssin him the friendship
of girls SO some girls believe such
things make them attractive. As
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Cook Cereals Thoroughly

Cereals are starch and no starch
digestion takes place in the stomach
They should be acted upon to a slight
extent in the mouth. but as they re-
auire little mastication and are swal-
lowed quickly they are usually not
acted upon until they reach the small
intestines. This means that they lie
for several hours in a practically
raw" condition unless the starch
granules are broken up by thorough
cooking.
Bread. potatoes and others Of the
more solid starches that obviously re-
auire chewing. are acted upon by the
ptyalin in saliva during the chewing
process, so they are partially digested
by the time they reach the stomach
When a member of the household
stoutly maintains that he cannot eat
cereals as they give him indiges-
ton" it is probably due to lack or
cooking. Starches. above all articles
OF diet, require much cooking.
Ceres, the Goddess OF the Harvest.
from which they take their name. is
therefore the mother of the fifty
seven or more varieties OF breakfast
food in the market today her name
sakes were less numerous a century
ago. Reduced TO their simplest terms,
the pulled" rolled" and otherwise
embellshed cereals are wheat. rice,
Indian corn. barley. oats, rye and mil
let. They consist practically Of the
same parts. Bran is the woody sub
stance. or cellulose, in which there
is. little mineral and sometimes
some proteid matter: the embryo or
Young plant Is rich in fats and pro-
teids. The kernel is the starchy por-
ton and is the part used for making
white fiours and meal. The reason
cream is preferable to milk in COM
bination with cereals is because they
are deficient in fats and proteids and
cream makes up that lack.
Strained cereals are invaluable In
the diet OF children and invalids.
Oatmeal is a bone builder and should
be part of every child's diet during
the growing period. Rice is a muscle
builder; and wheat. as everyone
knows, is the staff of life.
Copyright, 1920. by The NC Syndicate.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
READ What c. R. JAMES, PHI. G., PHI. c.
SAYSREGARDING EARLE'S HYPOCOD

For coughs. colds. bronchitis. catarrh,
or for use as general system tonic
and builder. think Hypo-Cod is a
nedlcine OF superior merit and know
1t will do all that is claimed for il
and although ii is a little higher in
price than some other preparations
owing to the high quality used. we
have an enormous demand for il and
is one that we all can conscientiousIy
recommend. S'"ned-C. r. James.
Phi. c.. Phi. c. Graduate Ohio State
University
Read what still another authority
says about Hypo-Cod above. Then
come down and get a bottle of the
genuine
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
VIM. J. McManus, Ph. G., Phi. C.,
Tells Why Hypo-Cod Is
Best Tonic You
Can Buy.

LAS a druggist and graduate OF
the Ohio State University>in Pharmacy
and Chemistry, l congratulate the
derful medicine-Earle's Hypo-Cod
"a medicine that l consider strictly
ethical and which ] have recommend
ed heartily to hundreds of customers
as well as having taken 1t myself as
a general tonic with excellent results.
And after watching and question
ing my customers / can very easily
understand why so many of our best
physicians have been prescribing
Earle's Hypo-Cod. 1 think the for
mula splendid and can readily see why
II cures coughs. colds, and bronchitis
SO quickly and is without question
fine system builder and tonic. 1t is
one remedy that really does what Il Is
claimed IN the advertising and is far
superior to most medicines on the mar
ket today-especially herb prepara-
tions, with which the market has
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
COSTUME FOR SPRING
MOTOR TRIP OR HIKE

For early spring hikes and motor
trips nothing is more satisfying to a
sense OF comfort and correctness than
a combined jacket and cape Of the
sort photographed.
or plain wool plaid in a sage-green
shade. IL makes a smart outdoor cos
tune. with a darker green velour hat.
and a green or tan wooden skirt suf-
ficiently wide to allow OF a comfort
able stride.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

whisper Of the black cat which crossed path just
last week.
As rule interested in superstitons. because
we believe them, but because they supersition
have been print good luck and the we'd
ding
said that should mark linen anything
for use married life with the initials of the of
fiance you will have them do
Silver buttons gown signify good luck A very in
ercstng superstition If the bride article
the by her mother at her wedding she will insure
long married life.
all of the superstons concerning the color of the
bridal together almost nothing but
white garment The color supertions Lavender
bad sign green, orsaken; red justice; green in
consancy velvet poverty figured material unlucky; fawn
color and white with touch of black
had Iuck
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

From the beginning OF the game
of golf, as first played in the
fifteenth century, records show that
women have played it more or less
consistently. from that time through
to the present.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Virginia Lees PERSONAL Answers
To Herald Readers QmesSi0 ions

Superstition is the result OF stories told by
the nurse" says current writer.
The average individual doesn't really be-
licve in superstitions at ali. as is evidenced
by the fact that we display superstition at one
time and forget it at another.
The black cat can cross our path a score
OF times and We do not stop to recall those
instances which are not followed by dire results.
However. if member of our family should
become desperatelv III we would nrobahIv tell
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Never Before Have Druggists So Unanimously Endorsed Rec
commended and Advertised Reconstructve Tonic
To the Public
READ WHAT THESE AUTHORITIES
ON THE SUBJECT SAY ABOUT 1T
'est Stores in Town Tell Gus
TONERS 1t Does the
Work.
10 ONE CAN MAKE
MISTAKE USING 1T

All over the country with the ex-
option of a mighty few stores with
onics of-their own. druggists are
n chemistry. known as Earle's Hy-
'o-Cod which in thousands of tests
las proven beyond all doubt its
light to the distinction of being the
most powerful. effective. and palat-
bile nutritive. digestive. Alternative.
constructive tonic made
Druggists have not only watched
he. results with hundreds Of Gus
omers. but many have taken it
themselves. and with their knowl-
dye of its ingredients as shown by
b." formula upon the bottle and
heir familiarity with all the hum
reds Of other preparations on the
hCif. their judgment as to what it
.ctually does in a given case should
interest every person in town.
In the columns on the right will
>" found the statements of promi |
cnt druggists. pharmacists and
h"mists. as wei! as that of the we'll
n0wn authority. Professor E. Z.
Early. Professor of Chemistry.
Read what they say about this
'"w"rful new preparation which
. he Peoples Drug Stores have fea-
nrcd for several months past and
.hiCh is now acknowledged to be
remarkable accomplishment of
De chemist.
WHAT IT Is FOR
Earlc's Hypo-Cod is the product
( the nationally known Earle
'hemical Co. and it's name is a
Guarantee of the finest ingredients
mi J ighcst quality medicine. 1t
Sas created to quickly restore a
Icrs1n to robust. vigorous health
nd promptly increase the disease
rsisting vitality of person after
ing. wasting illness. 1t. with equal
iliciency. builds up anyone young
r old who is in a rundown, weak
ned. debilitaIed condition due to
train overwOrk. or excuses. 1t
rcmptly fortifies the system against
ickness by strengthening the whole
ystem. Take Il person weak, nerv-
as. pale, thin. and anaemic and apt
q catch cold, coughs. fevers, ETC.,
nd in a few days il enriches their
lood. rcvives their appetite. speeds
p the digestion and drives out the
old. cough. catarrhal. bronchial or
-sthmatic condition.
At this season of the year. we
reed Ticner blood to Withstand the
old. We need a heartier appetite
nd digestion to handle the heavy
.eat-giviiig foods we need and
hOuld cat Our lungs should be
trengthened and the chest cleared
Z congestion, coughs or colds.
Nth strong lungs. good digestion
nd appetite and rich. red blood. ma
arc mighty soon drives out blood.
tomach, nerve and anaemic trou-
les.
Read what these authorities say
4 their articles on the right. Read
he glowing tributes they pay it.
hen remember that doctor, drug
list. chemist, nurse and thousands
users recommend it and then
you are not in robust health, come
own to the nearest Peoples Drug
tore and the manager will be glad
o tell you more about 1t. or simply
ct bottle and see for yourself
ow promptly and quickly a per-
on can be put back on their feet
nd freed of the hundreds of aches
aims and symptoms of the troubles
or which it is good.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
MEND RUG WITH
WRAPPING CORD

When q rug becomes worn at the
corners II may be mended by nrst
cutting on all the worn parts. and
button-holinE the edge with colored
wrapping cord TO match the shade OF
the rug Then with a crochet needle
an In. back and forth. with single
stitch, changing colors when needed.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
What's in a Name?

Facts about your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence il
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel
By MILDRED MARSHALL
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

matter of fact the girls would
much prefer being genuine and
natural IL the boys would let them
know that that type of girl was the
kind they admired.
Old Coin.
Dear Miss Lee: Is there anv value placed
upon a coin dated 1I7s?-Young Reader.
You should state what denomina-
ton coin il is, for instance, dime.
quarter. etc.
N~s@y~a> x~
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uIar of feminine names. in honor
of the holy woman who bore IT,
The mother OF Rolf Canger was
the Norwegian Hilda- Indeed, the
name has confined itself largely TO
the peoples Of the north. IL sug-
gests the splendid strength OF the
valkyries: the romance Of the land
Of the midnight sun: the haunting
melancholy OF the Gothic races. IL
is one of the few names without
dimInutives or derivatives.
Coral is the Jewel assigned TO
those who bear the name OF Hilda
IL they would have health and
prosperity. The deep pink stone
has therapeutic properties: IL shares
the vitality Of the wearer To such
an extent that 10 is supposed 20
pale or grow more vivid. accord
ingIy. as it's owner IT, possessed by
weakness or good health. IL Is
also used to stop the flow Of blood
from wounds Safety for travellers
is the promise of coral Tuesday
is the lucky day for it's wesrer and
three the lucky number.
tCopynebt IgoJ
twateh for YOUR name to-
morrow. Qsestions which read
ers may desire 90 ask concern
ing Christian names will be m
sNered by Miss Marshall. either
through the columns Of The
Herald In the reEuIar course OF
the series, or personally. ~
stamped. seif-sddre.sed ense-
lope 10 inelosed-D
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

Note-we prepay large bottle Of the
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod anywhere upon
receipt Of price, $l.25. Get bottle at the
store today or have II sent out to you.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
WOMEN AND GOLF.

Copyright. 1920. by The NC Syndicate.