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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-20
MORETOWN

The village schools closed Friday for
four weeks vacation.
Several from here were in Waitsiield
Friday evening TO attend The Prin-
cess, play given by the junior class
OF the Waitsfield high school.
Miss Doris Austin was confined to
her home the past week by illness.
Mrs. d. :. Ward returned Satur-
day from several days stay in
Montpelier
W. II. Child is i'll with grip in
Montpelier
Mrs. Fidock Of Montpelier was
guest at Mrs. Lcttie Belongs several
day- last week.
William Clark. Brooks Booth, Ken
meth Ward. Merrill Griffith. kio era
nsi and Carroll Bisbec students AZ
Montpelier seminary, are in town for
two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs NJ r. Child and G. ".
Sleeper ucre in Middlesex Friday to
attend the funeral Of Abner c. Child.
Sidney Turner recently spent sew
eral DAYS with relatives in Barre.
Gerald Clark. who has been I'm for
several months with stomach trou-
bic. went to Heaton hospital Monday.
where he expects to undergo an oper-
alton
Roy. Albert Abbott vas in wait,feld
= hur-day - ofiiciste al the funeral OF
the ate Allen Howe
Mi-s Edith Mortimer va called 70
Bsrrc Ia, week BY the death Of her
father
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SOUTH RYEG4TE

Because of the illness of Gladys
Lincoln, primary teacher, making two
| teachers unable TO be at their posts
the school board decided to dismiss the
school for the two weeks Easter vaca.
tion, which would have come a week
later any way,
b. p. Grove is still carrying the
mail on R. f. d. No ], but the regular
carrier. NJ. j. Bailey, will soon be able
to be back on the Job.
Paul w, Gibson was taken seriously
i'll with influenza Monday, but seems
now to be on tho gain.
e. NJ. Libby is able to be out again
after his recent encounter with the
flu. Mrs Libby, who has been con-
fined to the house all winter is inn
proving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ Mckinley visited
their SON. Dr. Mckinley, at North tia
verhitl Tuesday and Wednesday.
, Rev. j. s. Garvin and Elder w. n.
Gilfllan of the L. p. church attended
a meeting of their presbytery at ST.
Jonhsbury Tuesday.
Miss Marion Hatch is having
weeks vacation from her duties in
the Berry Ball store at st. Iohnsbury,
which she is spending at the farm with
her mother and sister
Carroll Kicker returned TO st. Johns
bury Tuesday after spending two weeks
in town because Of the illness of his
wife and son at her mothers. Mrs.
Helen Rouhan The entire family are
on the road to rapid recovery at the
present time.
Montpelier seminary being closed be-
cause of the epidemic of mumps, Miss
Dorothy Grant and other students are
mentioning at home. Wilbur Nolan
was detained there, being sick with the
prevailing malady
The annual congregational meeting
of the Presbyterian church was held on
Thursday afternoon. The only new
officer elected mas Claude h. Nelson Of
the board of trustees, all the others
being reelected. 1t was a satisfaction
to find that the treasurer could re-
port substantial balance on the right
side of his account and all bills paid, !
The marriage OF Henry r. Lindsay
and Mrs, Jane Bolton took place on !
Thursday evening at Mrs Lindsay's |
home, Rev. w. T. Bailey officiating.
Mrs. j. F. Nolan is still confined |
to the house, having an attack of inhu-
anza before she had entirely recovered
from the mumps.
Miss Annie Beaton is spending her
vacation in Springfield and North
,mpton, Mass.
A very fine stained glass memorial
window has been presented to the
Presbyterian church by Alexander
)unnett OF st. Johnsbury, 1t has ar
ived and win be placed in position in
he early spring
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EAST MONTPELIER

Harry Tabor of Montpelier was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelten
Tuesday.
Fred Anderson, one Of the American
| Legion, who recently returned from
overseas, is to work the coming season
for Miss Julia Foster.
George Kelton of North Montpelier
visited his brother, Henry Kelton,
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark were bus
mess visitors in Montpelier Thursday.
A letter recently received by friend
of Mrs. A. c, Templeton, who is spend
ing the winter in Florida, reports that
Mrs. Templeton has purchased com
modious bungalow in Clermont. a
pleasant winter resort about 30 miles
east of Orlando,
w 4. Fiske and his sister. Mrs
Williams, were visitors in Montpelier
Thursday.
The many friends of Theo Clark
of East Montpelier regret to hear of
his continued Illness and sincerely hope
that the coming spring days may bring
him health and strength.
Hiram Sparrow is attending court
in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry kelton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tabor at Tabor's
crossing, Montpelier, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs w. A. Curtis of Barre
are spending a few days at their home
in East Montpelier, making il ready
for tenant.
Lee Chandler was in Montpelier last
Thursday on business.
George Aldrich is moving into the
house Of W A. Curtis this week.
Mrs G. A. Badger visited her husband
at Heaton hospital Thursday. 1t is
hoped he will soon be at home.
We are always glad to see East
taking steps in advance and
il is worth while to sec the carloads
OF grain unloaded at Fairmont station /
One of many came this week and the .
farmers are busy taking it to their
several farms.
Mrs. Oliver Fifeld had the misfor-
tune TO fall several feet from a plat
form Friday morning. Ralph Parker,
who was on his way to the station,
heard her cries for help, carried her
INTO the house and then went to sum
mon assistance, a physician and her
Snow is settling fast without the
dreaded rains and expected floods Al
-eady the hills are losing their ermiue
blanket of snow
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CABOT

Mrs. Fred Ladeu Of East ST. Johns
bury was in town this week to see her
sons, who have been i'll with the flu,
l.. C. Fisher recently received news
of the birth of twin daughters to Mr..
and Mrs Dean Fisher at Orange, \. j.
Mrs. Royce Talbert, who went to
Hardwiek to visit Mr. Talbert's par
ents, has had an attack of the flu.
Recovering from that. she went 10
spend few days with her mother,
took cold and is i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. +. P. Walbrddge was called TO
Hardwick Tuesday by the illness Of her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Bolton.
Cecil Foster is meeting with mis-
fortunes. Besides the recent illness of
himself and family, one of his valua
bic cows died, which but a short time
before he had paid 500 for. Mr.. Fos-
ter is able to sit up a short time.
The selectmen OF this town were in
st. Johnsbury last week Wednesday
to attend, the county road commission
ers' meeting.
Mrs. Howard Carpenter was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll last Satur
day noon with acute Indigestion, but
is improving.
George Crane Of Middlesex. accompa-
MED by another man. took two loads
of goods here Saturday, storing them
in his mothers house, preparatory to
moving here soon.
The people of Cabot cordially extend
their thanks to Mrs. Frank McAllister
for her faithful. patient and efficient
service as Librarian for the past five
years, which position she resigns the
first of April.
The birthday sociable for March will |
take the form Of a prize speaking con
test, which will be announced later
At the Congregational Sunday |
school last Sunday, a very interesting |
report of the older boys conference. /
which was held at Northfield. was given
by Philip Smith and Kimball Blodgett,
who went as delegates from the Sun.
day school. A rising vote Of thanks
was extended to them for the report.
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SOUTH ROYALTON

Mrs. Julia Clark of Manchester, ~
H.. is with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Blake, for an indefinite stay
Alfred Stone, who lives on the North,
rop farm, has tapped his sugar place
and made several gallons of syrup
Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders who has
been caring for DR. d. T. Deering has
gone to South Randolph 10 care for
the children Of George Strickland
The high and graded schools in this
village closed Friday for a vacation of
two weeks.
Archie Goodale. who has been at the
sanatorium for surgical
treatment, is AT home.
Mrs. katherine Swenson win go to
Mortified the first of next month to
live
A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs Matthew Smith March 10 by
the girl scouts at the home of Mrs.
Smiths father. j. ]. Blanch.
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POST MILLS

| The Post Mills troop of boy scouts
has moved into new headuarters in
the Odd Fellows building. The first
meeting was held there last Monday
night The troop is just completing
its first year. Next weeks meeting
will be the annual one. A number of
new members arc about to Join and the
prospects for the second year are very
bright.
The Thetford town meeting was held
March l6 and it resulted in a large
representation of Post Mills on the new
list of town officers. The following
men of this vicinity were elected to
office: Treasurer, f. n Heaton; tree
r. H. Hatch custodian of funds, c. A.
Powell; surveyor of wood and lum-
Der, Ray Powell; grand juror, G. w,
Cook; agent in suits at law, DR.. l.. b.
Allen.
The committee of Post Mills fair held
an important meeting at grange hall on
Tuesday evening. These committees are
as follows: Publicity. Dr. L. B. Allen;
grounds, X. H. Hatch; speaker, Rev. A.
III. sargent; livestock, new l.. Il, zap
per; poultry. Frank Slavery; farm
products, Frank Robinson; children's
exhibits, Mrs. Charles Maxham; dee
.orations, G. NJ Wilson; dinner and
ice cream, ladies' benefit society; con
fectionery, f. S. Knight; auction. C. A.
Powell; athletics, Neal Allis; children's
games, Mrs. Sarah Allis; evening en-
tertainment. Mrs Mary O. S. John
son; farm bureau exhibits, Thetford
Star grange; household exhibits, Mrs.
John Simonds; camp exhibits, A. c. !
Hurd; baby shows Miss Esther B.
Douglass; old home week celebration,
Ray Powell. The old home week viii
be Aug. Is to q, inclusive, and Post
Mills fair will be Wednesday, Aug. Is.
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WHLI4MSTOWN

Mrs. Edison s Martin, who has been
in Waterbury for a few days past with
Mrs. Nelson Vassar, has returned home.
New cases of the flu are still appear
ing, though not SO frequently as ear
lier Among those lately reported are
Daniel Townsend and George Frost. 1T
is suspected that the malady may have
been scattered somewhat at town
meeting. as several were there who
were coughing frequently.
The dairy herd of Jesse A. Martin
consisting Of nine cows, has lately been
given the tuberculn test and found
free from disease. Three young cattle
were also tested and given a clean bill
of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w RI. Lougee. who
have been in West Chazy, n y, for
few. days past, visiting Frank B.
Lougee, returned home yesterday,
Centenary NJ +. church Rev. ABA
NJ. Marley, pastor. Sunday services,
l0:45 a. m; sermon, topic, Pilgrims
of Light" You are cordially invited to
worship with us. ~ m, Bible
school. The pastor would be glad
of new additions to his class, 1880 y.
m, union service; sermon theme, Our
Vows and Their Fulfilment.' Tuesday
evening. 1880, Epworth league gath
ering; theme, Christian Principles in
Industry; leader, Percy j. Jeffords. !
AT the close of the meeting the young /,
people will meet at the parsonage for
a sing and social time Thursday even |
ing. 1880, song and fellowship serv
ice at the home of w b. Jones. The .
pastor will lead. Come if possible to .
these midweek services, for they are
and helpful.
Congregational church Sunday, 4
March 2l. Services at l0:45; topic,
Unbelievable Unbelief" Come and
hear why the greatest teacher and
healer the world has ever known failed Il
Sunday school at 10 noon. Mems class
IN the parlor Of the church. Union
service in the NJ. +. church at 1880.
g. f. meeting Tuesday at 1880
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RANDOf PHI

Miss Pauline Neill went to South
Royalton Friday for a short visit with
her sister, Mrs Clifford Joslyn
John Lyons has left the employ Of
the III. NJ. Totman company and gone
to work for H. NJ Cook, florist, in
Plattsburg, n. V Miss Bessie Bliss
came recently from Ipswich Mass, and
is now employed by the Totman com
pany in their downtown store.
ID, + Gould has purchased of f. A..
Joslyn his cottage on Maple street and
moved there several days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf returned
Friday night from their wedding trip,
and after an over Sunday stay at the
home OF the parents of the latter, Mr.
and Mrs. J. j. Stimets, went to their
new home in Washington,
Mrs. Amanda Thayer suffered a
slight shock of paralysis recently which
affected one side of her face AT pres,
ent Mrs Thayer is around the house
and is slowly recovering from the at
tack
Edison Clifford has bought Of his
grandmother her cottage on the Elmer.
son Terrace and viii move there from
the rooms in the Clifford house as soon
"a the house is vacated by F +. Spaul-
ding, who is TO move TO the Rowel
Addition
Mrs Charles W. Cromb Of Phila
delphia arrived here Tuesday for
months stay with her parents, Mr.. and
and Mrs. David Frazier
Frank Holman of Atlanta, Ga, Visit
ed his brother, A. f. Holman, the first
of the week, coming from New York
City, where he was passing short
time for medical treatment
Mrs. Alice Herrick Chnn of Lowell,
Mass, is passing few days here with
her father, Frank Herrck
Mrs. b. H. Davis has returned from
a several days stay in Warren, where
she has been taking care of relatives
who are ill.,
Miss Esther Ham OF Randolph I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis |
at the sanatorium Wednesday morning, |
and is doing we'll Miss Ham was
obliged. to give up her teaching on ac-
count OF her health
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Then my appitite returned and | was
very much surprised to find that
could eat all that ! craved without
suffering attacks of indigestion OF
other stomach trouble. The choking
sensations have disappeared and | no
longer have headaches or dizzy spells
| have told many of my friends about
DIR. Williams Pink Pills and ] shall
never be without them"
Had Dizzy Spells in Spring.
Another beneficiary of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills is Mrs. Charles w Smith,
of No. 6S South Main street, Barre, Vt.
"For several years says Mrs.
Smith, 'the severe winter months
seemed to leave me so badly run down
that | lost ambition and energy and
suffered from headaches and dizziness.
My stomach was also out of order and
it didn't make much difference what |
ate. | was sure to have indigestion.
"Dr Williams Pink Pills had been
used in my family for years and a
year ago I decided to try them for the
dizzy spells had become more frequent
and severe and | was feeling pretty
weak. They helped me almost at once
and ! continued taking the pills until
my strength had returned ] no longer
have dizzy spells or stomach trouble
and feel energetic and active. | gave
DR.. Williams Pink Pills to my niece
sometime ago and firmly believe that
they saved her life. | strongly recon-
mend DR., Williams Pink Pills to those
who are in need of a tonic"
Former Nurses Experience.
Il was very near a nervous wreck,
states Mrs. NJ. G. Robinson, of No. %
Pierce street, Concord, n. H., who
was formerly nurse MY nerves
we're in such a state that | suffered
from trembling sensations. Small
asks required a great effort and | was
EASILY exhausted. There were severe
pains in my head and across the back
If my neck and shoulders. My APP
Petite was poor and what food | ate
lidn't seem to give me any nourish
nent.
"While l was employed as nurse
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NORTH MONTPELIER
The sick are gaining

The sick are gaining.
Mr. and Mrs. a. ID, Blacksdsr Of
West Dsnville visited al George l..
Pray's last week
Theo Clark remains about the same.
Mr. Maud Lawrence j. helping At the
Clark home.
Miss Vera BENJAMIN was at her home
from Goddard seminary over the week
end.
Mrs Clifton Story returned to her
home IN Chelsea Friday. after caring
for Mr.. and Mrs n y Couant
Ina and Mildred GRAY are learning
TO weave while having their vacation
from tsaching school
Miss Grace McKinstrv Is spending
ar- vacation a. the home 81 her father.
Morton Nckirssrr
Mrs Laura BYRON has finished work
a. she Piain6ei5 hou-e ard i nog
stopping - !. L. Byrcn's
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NORTH FAYSTCN

The job of getting the logs off the
mountain was finished last week Thurs
day, March IL, and about 20 of the
horses and a gang of men were taken
over to the south part of the town
Friday to help haul in the logs there,
if the weather permitted.
Charles Markham has moved onto his
new farm recently purchased OF George
Carey.
Percy Corliss has rented Asia Cor
liss' farm formerly known as the
Tom McCarty place, and is to move
onto it this week
Joseph Towndreau, formerly of New
Mexico, who bought A. L. Boyce's
farm, went to Middlesex Tuesday to
meet his family and bring them to
their new home here His family con
sists of his wife and eight children.
A. l.. Boyee of Waitstield was in town
Monday on business
Walter Corliss of Warren was in
town Tuesday and purchased a horse
OF C. j. Nelson.
viii Nelson has sold his pair of big
gray horses to A. L. Boyce of Waits
cid and delivered them Wednesday.
Miss Mildred and Beatrice Dunbar of
Waitsfeld were at their home for over
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Nelson of Waitsfield
was at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Nelson, for over Sun
day.
Several from here attended the st.
Patricl's dance at Duxbury
Miss Mabel Coriss, who has been
working for Mrs. W. p. Redmond of
Enosburg and going to school, has fin
ishcd work and returned to her home
Percy Corliss was in Moretowu Tues
day on business.
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SOUTH CABOT
Dwelling House and Barn of Charles
Bouldry Burned Thursday.

The dwelling house and barn of
Charles Bouldry were burned Thurs
day afternoon with a good share of
their contents. The fire caught from
the chimney and was not discovered
until too far gone to save the property.
Mr.. Bouldry was at Montpelier, serv-
ing on the jury, at the time. He car
ried some insurance.
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EAST BROOKFIELD

Sickness and the bad condition of
the roads have interfered with the
church services lately. but it is hoped
to have services Sunday at the usual
hour. Preacher. Rev. c. T. Walsh.
Topic, Unbelievable Unbelef." Come
and hear why the greatest teacher and
healer the world has ever seen failed.
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EAST CALAIS
Mrs. c. o. Eastman Died in New Jer
sey-Funcral Here Sunday.

Mrs. Emma Smith Eastman, wild
ow Of the late Curtis o. Eastman, died
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Kate Kelley, in New Jersey on Tues,
day last. Mrs. Eastman was a life
long resident of Calais and q woman
honored and admired by all. She is
survived by three sons, Herbert of
Worcester, Mass. Walter who liSes on
the home farm in this town. Frank of
Montpelier and one daughter, Mrs.
Kate Kelley Of New Jersey, also one
grandson. little Curtis o. The funeral
will be held al the home of w. c.
Eastman on Sunday at o'clock.
Miss Clarabell Brown visited her
sister, Mrs, Roy Lamberton, in Marsh
field the first OF the week.
Superintendent Batchelder of Cabot
and the school directors of this town
met al c. J, Lambs to transact school
business on Tuesday.
Miss Celia WILDER of Montpelier has
been spending the week with friends
in town.
Henry Tibbetts of Woodbury. visited
relatives in town last week.
]. W, Gray was in Montpelier ON
Wednesday to attend a listers meet
ing.
Nurse brennan has returned from
where she has been nurs-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clough were
recent visitors in Plainfeld.
Mrs, Mae WILDER of Montpelier was
a visitor in the place recently.
Mrs. Edison York, who has been Sc
riously i'll for some time, is reported
much better.
G. A. Hatch of Woodbury. was in
town Wednesday and Thursday
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Most time-h onored customs have a
basis of sound common sense. The
practice of taking n general tonic in
the spring of the year, when the sys-
tenn is clogged and sluggish after
months of indoor life and compare
tive inactivity, is especially to be com
mended
Spring is the time for reviving of
the vital forces. If your blood is de-
ficient in the elements needed to give
tone to the various organs of the body
You act in harmony with nature when
YOU take tonic to make the life fluid
rich and red. The enriched blood goes
to every tissue and carries new life
and vigor. Soon the color shows in
cheeks mad lips, your step grows more
elastic and you notice better appe
lite. You feel younger, stronger, less
nervouse and you owe it all to sound,
healthy blood.
Stomach Trouble Corrected.
The almost miraculous results of
choosing the right tonic are illustrated
in the case of Mrs. Florence Feltin,
who lives at No. 81 Sawtelle Place,
Lowell, Mass.
Il suffered for two years and half"
relates Mrs. Feltin, "and in spite of
many remedies that were prescribed
for me l was unable to gain any re-
lief. had so little blood that l was
always cold and suffered almost con-
tinuously from headaches and dizzy
spells. There was steady pain in
my stomach after a meal and | ex-
perienced a choking sensation, caused
probably by gas. My appetite gradu-
ally left me and after time | didn't
care whether l ate anything or not. |
was nerves and became excited east
ly.
"After many medicines had failed !
to help me my mother recommended
DR.. Williams Pink Pills, She had |
taken the pills nearly every spring for
years and wouldn't be without them.
i procured box and began the treat
ment. In few weeks | was sure that |
my blood was becoming richer for ] no
longer had difficulty in keeping warm.
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CRANTTEVILLE
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neighbors
who were SO kind to us in our be-
reavement, for the words of sympathy
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Loo king-Take
Olive Tablets

To have a clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples. a feeling OF buoyancy
like childhood days, you must keep
your body free from poisonous wastes.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets "a vege-
table compound mixed with olive OIL
act on the liver and bowels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after effect.
Take one nightly and note results
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions Of
boxes are sold annually. l0c and 25c.
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WEBSTERTLLE

A. the meeting II the taun 81 Rarre
landlords, bed Frdsy Msreb 2. 5 va
drridrd to rsisr the rcnfs = Per cent
The same t. take eject April D.
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First quarterly meeting Court Rob
Roy, No. 8, i. of A., Tuesday March
%, at p. m.
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spoken at the time of the death of our
loving husband and father.
Mrs James Weirs and family.
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When a Tonic Is Needed.

Many people who need a tonic neg
lect it because they are not sicl;
enough to cause them any worse feel
ing than one of fatigue and discom-
fort.
They do not realize that the decline
in their health is so gradual that they,
themselves, do not see how far from
normal they are until the pale face,
weak nerves, languidness and irrita-
bility attract the attention of friends.
Even then tonic is the right rem
edy. DR.. Williams Pink Pills build
up the blood and send renewed health
and strength to every part of the body.
The appetite is improved, the digestion
is toned up, there is new color in the
cheeks and lips; you worry less, be-
come good natured where before you
were irritable and you find new joy in
living.
This tonic treatment is useful in dys-
pepsia. rheumatism, anemia, and ner
vous disorders. In many cases it is
all the medical treatment that is re-
quired As tonic for growing girls
DR. Williams Pink Pills meet every
requirement of the most careful moth
er.
Write for this Book.
The booklet, Building Up the
Blood" will be sent free, if you are in
terested, by the Dr. Williams Medi-
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Y. You can get Or. Williams Pink
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