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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

mounts to the cheeks; a baby softness
comes 70 the skin, IL makes the skin
rosy-White, velVety and radiantly
beautiful II is wonderful for a dark.
sailoW skin, shiny nose, freckles. tan.
oily skin. coarse pores. plmples.
hlackheads, chapped rough skin.
ruddiness. wrinkles and many other
facial blemishes Now that short
sleeves are in vogue you viii want
beautiful hands and arms. There is
nothing like derWillo for this pur-
pose DerHillO method is absolutely
harmless and viii not produce or
stimulate q growth Of hair. 1t is SUI
perior to face powder, as perspiration
does not affect il, therefore It stays
on better. over five hundred thou
sand who have used IL have had the
same results as Miss Roland and I am
sure II you win give 2 a fair trial
you VIII become just as enthusiastic
as she is and always use IL in prefer
ence 10 any other powder or beauti-
fier."
NoIEr-When asked about DerWilio one
Of our leading druggists said 1T is truly
wonderful beau-ifier, away ahead OF
anything we have ever sold before. We
are authorized BY the manufacturers TO
refund the money 20 anyone who IS dis
satisfied This guarantee would not be
possible unless the product possessed un-
usual merit" 70 is sold ga thfs city under
an lron-clad monev-hack guarantee by an
department stores and uD-to-datc drug
slsts including Cordcl Drus Co.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

NeW Tork-The beautiful young
actress. Ness Ruth Roland, now sue
cessfullv starring in thar splendid
serial, The Adventures Of Ruth, IS
famous for her beautiful complexion
When her friends inquired about IT,
she said ITS all due 10 a toilet
preparation called derWiuo which I
use twice daily. The experience 7
have mad prompts me TO make my
secret public This wonderful der
WHO instantly beautified my skin
and It's continued use has made the
result permanent When Nae Edna
wilder the weu known beauty spe-
cizllsr was interviewed in reference
TO MISS R0land's remarkable com
pleElou, she stated. Anyone can have
beautiful complexion when they
know how us very simple process
use the same article in my work
and until you Try i sou have no idea
OF the marre l1us results The very
first application win astouish you
Go 10 the toilet counter OF any drug
or department store and get a bottle
OF derWlllo, then make the following
test. Examine Eour skin critically
before your mirror note carefully its
appearance, then cleanse your Skin
with a cold cream lLiska Cold Cream
] have found 90 be the beEtl. then an-
ply derWillo rs directed After you
have made rhe first application. look
in rour mirror again and note the
surprising shauEe- A peach-like color
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
HOg1aHOWNezCS
Dunk Bott1, Regular Corregroudcn
George BlnEhaml.
Copy-ighted-E. L Adams.

THE youngest son Of sile Sims IS
showing promise Of becoming one
OF our leading politicians. He
has already lately been caught in
several pretty smooth lies
Zero Peck explained to the crowd
at the postoffice yesterday that the
reason he was such a liar he was
asked s. many questions. His eE-
PLANTATION did not seem to satisfy.
Everybody except Zero Peck seems
to be hurrylng toward eternity at a
very rapid rate. Zero seems to be
moving rather leisurely toward this
destination.
BIZ HellWauger says the world
most certainly is getting better. He
forgot and left a quart Of fine T.
year old liquor on his gate post Sat
urday night and found IL still set
ting there sunday morning. He says,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
FL PASO FRIDAY FOR
MAN CHICAGO POLICE WANT

Detective captain Claud Smith got a
telegram Thursday from Chicago po-
lice asking him to look out for a man
who goes by the name Of Walter or
chip" Morgan, who is believed to be
in Texas. The telegram said Morgan
was wanted i'm an Investigation 81 the
dynamitnE Of an elevator in Winne-
apolis during the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Adoice To The Looelom
RATHER DIFFICULT.

Dear Miss Fairfax
I an Is and greatly attached
TO q man four years my senior.
He has asked me TO marry him.
and would consent but for one
reason Ny sister, now 20, for
merly went about with him. and
though he no longer cares for her
she loves him dealy. Now. Miss
Fairfax, should give up my hap
piness for my sister or what
shall I do2
shall I do7 Anxious.
I'm afraid you cant avoid tenn
porary unhappiness for at least one
Of you three. Do you love this 10Y?
Are you old enough to mean 10 settle
down TO marriage? Is there enough
depth OF feeling 70 justify you in
fighting for happiness at the cost Of
a certain amount OF humiliation for
your sister? I'm not saying she won't
get over IT. Most folks find time
and change a most excellent healer.
But keeping her disappointment right
under her eyes won't make Il any
1leasauter for your sister.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
and Clubs.

This afternoon the Square club girls
OF the Y. ". c. A are enjoying q pro-
gram Of story and panlomimes 1ea-
turing the story OF Ruth and Naomi. .
after which Mrs S. J. BRENT VIII ad-
dress the girls on the Religious Sig
nificance OF the Life Of Ruth The
program committee OF the Square
club viii acct at the central 7. W
c. 4. on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock to finish the plans for the
coming year. Miss Foster Of the high
school is advisor for this committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Friday Bridge Club Is Enjoying
Luncheon With Mrs Charles Davis

A. P. Averill. Mrs. VIII Crombie. Mrs.
Lamar Davis. Mrs. Fsabel Flato and
Airs. Is. l. Farrar. Guests aside from
the club members are Mrs. J. C.
Brooke and Mrs b 3 Bailey OF CALI
fornia. The members OF the Friday
Bridge club are Mesdames A. p
Averill vs.. r. Brown VIII Crombie,
John T. Dyer, Lamar Davis, Charles
Davis. b j. Farrar. ISABEL Flato,
Frank Hunter. W. d. Howe, Robert
Holiday. Maury Kemp, J. c. Lack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Tear this out fill in and mail to as at once

FOUTZMOORE FURNITURE CO.
lIl-ll3 North Stanton Street
Without any obligation whatsoever my part. you may
send photographs and ether descriptive matter Of the
Paths Photographs you offering upon special terms
Also send photographs Of the Pahe Aclusls Model you
are offering at $3.50
No. --..-...-..--. Street -...-sstsss.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

CDlPLE frocks for the informal az
~ fairs Of daytime, for shopping or
for the morning promenade. are
This model is originated in orange
silk gabardine. A one-piece crea-
ton. it is richly ornamented with but
tons covered with the fabric and
edged with black satin. The sleeves
are very short and are finished with
monkey fur This is also used around
the collar and about the hem. The
bodice IS slightly bioused above the
belt OF orange cloth. In the back a
little fullness is shirred in at the
waistline. The small soft hat is made
Of the fabric and its trimming Of
monkey fur carries out the trea tment
used on the dress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

TEE Friday Bridge club, the pio-
ueer card club OF the city, is be-
Ing entertained today 20 the home
on Mrs Charles Davis with lunch
con- Golden chrys autheulums are
employed in decoration in the recep-
ton suite OF the Davis home. The
Friday Bridge club meets four times
each year with a group OF the mem
hers as hostesses Tor the luncneon-
The hostesses for the delightful az
fair of today include. airs Davis, Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

Meeting Of the Square club a. 10
o'clock q. m. at the central Y building.
Meeting Of the College Woman's
club al o'clock p m IN the Woman's
Clubhouse auditorium
weekend dance at Mission hall
West Tsieta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

land. James MARI. oliver Osborn,
Charles PomerOy, Henry Pfaft, Harry
Potter. Joseph Sweeney, W " Tur-
ney. James Vance. Dan White, L G.
TVftherspoOn. B. n. Worsham. II. o
Wright ". D. Wise and Miss Alma
Jones, Mrs. Charles Leavell
The prizeE are especially artistic,
being book ends and a long handled
mirror for the living room table.
=
Mrs. Frank y. Bower entertained
with a prettily appointed card party
Thursday afternoon at her home "The
Bower in the lower valley for the
Valley Bridge club. The living room
at THE Bower" is in gray and rose
shades and in most artistic blending
orchid tinted chrysanthemums were
used for decoration. Tally cards de-
picted the theme OF Thanksgiving sea
son. Mrs. NJ r Hoxie assisted her
daughter with the hospitality OF the
afternoon. Mrs. Alice Willis, OF Los
Angeles, Mrs. Bowers aunt. won high
score and the guests prize. a bottle
of perfume. Mrs Louis Folk received
the cut prize, a deck OF cards, and
Mrs 0. p. Lansden won the club prize,
a crystal compete
At tea time a salad course with
hot rolls. coffee. cake and Ices was
served. The guests were Mrs. Willis.
Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs. owen p
White. Mrs. William B. Glardon, 1r-f-
Mrs. Louis Folk. Mrs John L Reid
AIRS. Milton s. Graves and Mrs. Lands
den
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
DOUGLAS ICE COMPANY
TO ENLARGE FACILITIES

Douglas, Ca, Jan 30.-T. S. Price
president of the Union Banking com
Hlny; J. c. Brewer, president of
Douglas Grocery company; E. S. Tai
ly and Ed Tittman have purchased
half the stock in the Douglas Ice
company from Dorminy Brothers. L
S. Tally will Cake charge of the plant
as manager. succeeding j. 4. Dor
miny who has been manager severa,
years.
The company has been nt'nufac-
turing ice and ice cream and hand
ling coal. The new management
plans putting in a large cold storage
I'hnt by summer for the purpose of
curing meat. AND taking. care of fruit
and produce iand it is contemplated
that this plant will be made of suf
ficient capcity to take care of the
business for three or four adjoining
counties.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
Mr.. A. M. CHANDLER
DIES IN VALDOSTA

Nald0Sta, Ga. Jan 30.--tMr. A. NJ
Chandler, well-known naval stores
operator. died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. V. A. Peters. Thurs.
dhy night from a stroke of paralysis
with which he was stricken at Wau.
Chula. Fla two months ago.
The funeral will be held here Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. He is
survived by his wife and children
| S follows: Mrs. V. A. Peters. Mrs.
c. c. Jones of Valdosta; Mrs. A. r.
Freeman. Mrs. r. II. Herr of Wau-
chula; Mrs. w. c. Goff. of Macon.
and w. A. Chandler of Folkston.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
new BANK PASSES
STATE INSPECTION
WILL BE OPENED MONDAY MORN.
ING FOR BUSINESS

THE C0rdele Bank and TrG Com
pany will be opened Monday morn
ing in the O'Ne''l Building for busi-
ness. p'he institution passed sta,r
inspection this mbrning when /. tie
Superintendent of Banks Bennett
gave his approval of financial condf
tions. An examiner was sent here to-
90 over conditions at the request Of
President Otwell End the officers Of
the new bank in order that it might
be said that the bank had met all
legal requirements before opening
its doors.
Every detail has been arrenged
Ind the bank will be ready on Mon
day. Mach work has been done on
the interior of the building the past
week in order to make II ready for
occupancy and it is now practically
ready.
All officers and directors are now
fully I,tisfied with the prospects OF
g good start and their work indi
Gates that they are making it a live
business institution at the start.
AT the stockholders and directors
meeting yesterday afternoon two
! more new directors were named.
| These are Messrs II. r. Fem ana
Robert H. Deke. This brings the
board of directors up to twelve ana
! completes the board.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
RELIGIOUS LECTURES AT
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

Savannah, Jan. 31.-A series OF lee
lures on Some Fundamentals in Re
lgion" will be given at the Univcrsi-
ty of Georgia, the week of February
9-13, promoted by the Diocese of Geor
gia and the Diocese Of Atlanta, the
lecturer being the Rev. George Craig
Stewart, rector of st. Luke's EpiSco-
pal Chruch, Evanston, Ill.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
EXPECT COMPLETE, JURY
IN NEWBERRY CASE TO-DAY

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan 3O.-The
Jury which will decide the innocence
or guilt Of Senator Truman II. New
berry lind political aides, on trial
here on election fraud charges, was
near completion when court resumed
today
Indications were that the jury
would be finally Pceepted by 10th
the government and the defense be
fore adjournment this afternoon In
case the jury is liecepted today, the
cpur plans 20 recess until Monday
When opening arshments will he
mldc and presentation of testimony
started. Frank c. Daley special
Cnited suites attorney general. viii
make the opening statement for the
prosecution and Judge James c
Mnrfin, of Detroit, for the defense
Murfin is the personal attorney fol
Ncwberry the principal defendant
Mrfin was i'll and took no part ii
the selection of the jury.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01

Yucca plant is disappearing in the
Southwest because pf methods en-
ployed in harvesting them for the
making of binder twine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19
A Kentucky Doctor.

Or. Allen McCleese and his wife,
visitors to Tazewell left on Monday
Tor their home at Farmers, Ky.
Mrs. McCleese is sister to Mrs.
II. b. Pribble, Tazewell avenue.
Shortly after their arrival here the
entire Pribble family, including Mrs,
McCleese, were laid low with the
FLU. The doctor saved the day. He
was the right man, in the right place
exactly at the right time He spent
ms vacation here nursing the sick
ana incidentally, doing little cook
ing on the side.
The small number of our people
who had the pleasure of meeting this
genial kentucky physician and his
good wife, regret not to have seen
more of them, and hope they will
bright.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19

Boyer's. ~
As substitute for lard, Advance
shortening" has no equal Sold by
Boyer and Co. y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19

ona ahree pounds of victory coffee ro,
SnI, aoiIar-Saturday III onlvlN
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19

On Saturday, March 20, ut / D. M
a, meeting will be held in the Courl
House at Tazewell for persons IN.
terested in poultry feeding, breeding
ana management, and for those in
tterested in orchard spraying. prun.
ing, and management. Specialists on
both of these subjects, from the u,
). Department Of Agriculture will
speak and give demonstrations.
hope the people will come out
ana justify our having these gentle.
men come to Tazewell. Every one in
terested is cordially invited. Ladies
interested are especially urged To
come. Demonstrations will be given
Immediately after the lectures. Farm
boys and girls should come. Tell vour
neighbor and come yourself.
K. X. WALL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19
Farmers Association 10 Receive Car
vi Gracs Snnd

mi VT
Inc Farmers Association will re-
ceive car of grass seed this week
mat Will cost over $4,000 co. a
slght draft for this amount HAVING
oeen drawn on NJ. l.. Peery. secrn,
tary and treasurer.
not SO very long ago this amount
would have bought a splendid farm
even eve, in good old Tazewell corntw
inc world do move" seems 10 hnij
good in prices of every thing oniv
| they move upwards all the time
The Farmers Association rcro,.t. /.
having received car load Of eytr3
nm, seed oats for the spring seeding
Inc entire car was sold before i
reached here. They also report n lid
fertilizer business which will begin to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19

MIN Has Thir RnoI.1

Who has volume % of the Encyclo-
pedia Britannica belonging to the Wo-
mans Club, which disappeared re-
Gently from the High School. The set
of books is the property of the club
and they desire that it be returned
at once
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19
Reliable Service.
CONTINENTAL REALTY
CORPORATION

OIHccs Lucnted at PuInskI, Va. and
Abingdon, Virginia.
EASTERN VIRGINIA FARMS FOR
SALE.
Public and private sales of farm.
timber and mineral lands Live stock.
city and personal property. Farm
sales n speciality.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19
Two Jersey Cows For s,,o

IWU Jersey COWS For Sale
One . year old Jersey, fresh to the
pau. One a year old Jersey, fresh
about April 1st.
For further information write or
phone Chas. M. Cox, Grafton, Va.
3-19-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19

MIR. l.. A. Tyncs has returned from
the hospital in Blucficld, where he
spent only Il few days with beneficial
results. lie expects to be in his usual
good health in n short time, and when
inc sun and warm weather comes and
me fords begin to move he'll be on
the Job eighteen hours day as usual.
Mrs: r. 5. Jones, of Radford, has
been the delightful guest in the home
oil Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Pobst for
several weeks. Her periodical visits
are occasions of extraordinary in
tercst to each and every member of
the Pobst household
a chance to buy automobile castings
this week. for several dollars less than
you will be first of next week.
FAREWELL SUPPLY co.
Little Nancy, the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Claude Pobst. of
Grundy, Will he taken to IA Bluefield
hospital this week for Il surgical
operation. The little girl has recently
mad the influenza and one of her eors
has become effected.
Our mailing list has been revised
TINS week from beginning TO end Look
III the hgurcs on your label and see if
we got your date right. If you are be-
hind Wit, you subscription, send us
your "batwing." "
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Beavers have
returned from visit to Huntington.
W. va, from the bedside of Geo. w
ifarman. Mrs. Beavers father. who
was there for treatment He has about
recovered.
DR.. Long, President of Martha
washington, breaches for Dr.. Grove
VINO breaches in Princeton for Rev.
Priddy. Morning service in Tazcwell.
evening in North TazcwelI. ~
:. Sergeant Charles C. Smith. of the
Norton recruiting Office, is here look :
llng, for men for the army. You will
ma him at the Jeifcrsonvillc hotel if
ihtcrcstc'.
commemorative Attorney Spratt
has accepted the position ms head
coach for the University of Virginia
baseball team, and will leave soon
Tor several weeks stay at Charlottc,-
Viiie. Spratt won fame years ago as
sfort-stop for the Boston Nationals
ana the love of the game is still in
his bones.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Mccall Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. H. Perry. North TaZr.
well and Geo. w. Lewis, left this
week Tor Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Rev. II. y. Hahn the Lutheran mas
tor. and Rev. a. s. Ulm. the Metho-
dist pastor, were visitors to head
quarters on Wednesday, as was also
Chas. NJ. Cox. the merchant of Graf
ton. The epidemic of flu, which has
ragged around Grafton, has about run
ITS course, Mr.. Cox Said, and nearly
every body is well, and ready for the
Spring drive, for fine gardens and
big crops.
Sunbeam Coffee is a coffee Of rare
fragrance.-Used by those ..,vho
know" and sold by Boyer and Co.
Aunt JENNA Ruckwheat and Pam
cake Flour at Boyer's. "
Wards fine cakes at Bowers
Kcllogg's Krumblcd Bran ut Bo-
yer's. " ''
Heinz's fig puddings-at Royer's
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19
VENETIAN TROUBADDURs

VINE IAN IRUUbADUURS
ORCHESTRA
NEW THEATRE, MARCH 27.
HIGH CLASS MUSICAL SHOW
Prices: Lower floor reserved
at 55 cents.
Tickets at .Iackson's March
%.
Special Matinee for Children
at 3 p. M, 35 cents. Adults 55c.
PROGRAM.
l.-opcning Overture, Morning
noon and Night in Vienna. .Suppc
Catherine Roberts Superb Orchestra.
Cello Solo,
4. Simple Aven, .Thomc
b. La Secret, Gauthier
Miss iuanita Noble.
3.-Bowl of Pansics, Tone Poem
Orchestra.
4.-Vio!;n Solo,
a. Scene dc Ballet. DE Beriot
b. Fem limitations on violin. Selected
Prof. We Horst.
5.-Scloctcd Overture,
Hungarian ilunstpicl, -. Keller Bella
Orchestra.
6.-Ta5,oid Book Reviews, Select
I'd from The book shelves Of popular
authors,
Miss Catherine Roberts, Entertainer
:7.-Musical Trio.
81 ,icbpSi rclrnv ;.,.,
Violin, X. +. Horst. Cello, .Juanita
Noble, Pianist, Bella Bickcl.
.S.-Med!cy. Populor Airs, Rcnick
Orchestra.
Program subject to change to suit
occasion.
MISS CATHERINE ROBERTS, Mgr.
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Loo al New

$50 "a . uim will preach Sunday N
central and the Glade churches :"
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inc public is invited to tho sory
ICES mt the Lutheran church botb Gu
Jay morning and evening. Pren,b;n'
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cox, mev Wiley Yost will preach at Con
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-19
To Farmers and Housewives.

Heinz's fig puddings-at Bowers.
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V1RGINIA-In the Law and Equity
Court Of the City of Richmond, the
29th day Of June, 1920.
Percy c.. Brown. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
Maud Brown. .......... Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond of
matrimony by the plaintiff from tho
defendant upon the GROUND of deser-
ton.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Maud
Brown is not resident of the State
of Virginia; it is ordered that said
Maud Brown, defendant in the above
styled cause appear here within ten
days from due publication of this Or
der and do whatever may be necessary
to protect'her interest herein.
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, D. a.
Office: 1117 E. Marshall St.