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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

KOULUKIRJOJA

KOULUKIRJOJA
Meilla on kaupungin taydellisin
varasto koulukirjoja. My6s suurin
valikoima.
Vihkoja, lyijyhynik, kivitauluja,
muistikirjoja, ainekirjotusviihkoja,
kivikynia, kynalaatikoita, kirjalauk-
kuja, kynSnvarsia ia kirjahihnoja.
IR0NWOOD PHARMACY
212 Suffolk st. Telefooni No. 70
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

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Bd t,dennttn, ilutotttdina ithh -
Il spttoior Somttooriin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
| BELIEVE HIPPO
COD IS THE BEST
T0N|C0NMARKE
Doctor Said All the Medicine
In the World Would Not
Cure Mel Had Suffered
About All Of My Life.

I am sf.years.ofd and have suffered
with liver trouble about all my nfe.
Have tried everything 1 could think
OF TO euro myself had nervous
spells, sleeplcssncss, constitution.
onhousness. all the time tired nv
head ached- back ached, had n cold.
pains In my stomach, and 1 could NOT
tell you one-half Of the troubles 7
suffered from It was one thing or
another all OF the time The doctor
said all tho medicine In the world
would not cure me- I bought Hypo-
Cod because thought it would suit
my case, as I have had great deal
Oh experience with medicines, and I
can recommend this tonic to be the
best on the market for any one who
wants good medicine to build them
mp For those all rundown from anv
disease, I am satisfied that 4, ia :.
good medicine to help any one SUI
terins. Every winter except last
winter I suffered Il terrible main e.,
my back. I could neither sleen or
eat, or anything. All could do was
to walk the floor day and night. 1nt
since have been using Earle.s Hypo-
COO have not had this deadly pain
In my back. and I thank God for
that 1 can't say enough for this
tonic, because I have been great
sufferer nearly all my life, with q
sluggish liver and constipation. I
wish I could say moro for Hypo-coo
because I think health is one of the
greatest blessings in the world" de-
clared John w. Cain (farmer). Dis
putanta, Va
Read what another user of Hyn,-
Coo says below and on the left Then
go down to the drug store and get
bottle and give It a trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
By Strengthening System Enriching Blood and I'm
proving Digestion Now-Thousands Wisely Pre-
pare for Changeable Winter Weather.
SAID TO BE THE MOST POWE RFUL TONIC
OF ITS KIND BY CHEMISTS AND EXPERTS
4 Tonic Wards Of Colds,
Coughs and More Seri-
Gus Ills.
WHOLE FAMILIES USE
1T AGAIN THIS YEAR

People In rundown condition
Should heed the druggists advice and
put their system In the pink of ply
steal condition IL they wish to avoid
sickness. winter colds, coughs and
more serious ills this fall and winter.
Weak. fral people are always the
first to become I'll. With a good tonic.
however. person can soon build up
and strengthen their system and thus
fortify themselves against winter
weather. chills. colds. coughs, fevers,
etc, etc
The blood can be enriched very
nicely in little while, and with plen-
~ OF warm. rich blood a person
doesn't mind the cold and wet wea-
Their. The digestion can be stimu-
lated and improved to taEe care OF
the heavier winter foods-meats, hot
cakes. e:c--which the body needs,
and perhaps few extra pounds of
good. solid flesh Is good idea Just
little more disease-resisting vitality
in order that nature may throw or
sickness II 1t should come. In such
a healthy. robust, vigorous condition
one feels better. works better and en-
joys the crisp. cool fall days, and
can laugh at coughs. colds and win
Try Ills. One need not miss a day
from work all winter long
Tells What to Do.
The druggists are again joining in
the educational campaign to revive
the wise old habit OF our forefathers.
who always took good tonic at this
particular season of the year. Drug
E!sts. chemists and experts assert that
Earle's Hypo-Cod is n most powerful.
effective and palatablc reconstructive
tonic. containing an excellent form
u!a- which il plainly printed on each
bottle.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is so pleasant to
taste children like It, and how quickly
this superb and modern preparation
has put people back on their feet in
robust health, is told by local users,
whose statements are published on
the right Be sure to read them.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is said to be the
most powerful. effective and recon
structive tonic OF its kind made. by
chemists. druggists and eminent ea-
pcrts. (Statcments made by several
experts will be published in this pa
per within the next few days) Each
bottle bears the name of the national
Unknown Earle Chemical Company.
which is an assurance Of the finest
medicine.
Read the statements of users on
the right. Note they are all people
living right here in this vicinity.
Then go down to the drug store and
procure bottle or two and Join tho
thousands OF wise men and women
who take 1t TO build themselves I'D
for the chanEeable winter weather
TO come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
SHE COULD NOT
REST AT NIGHT
Suffered From Weakness and
General Breakdown-Ap.
petite Had Gone.

Il suffered from loss OF appetite,
weakness and a general breakdown I
also had very bad cold and could
not rest at night My little girl, 2
years old. also had n dreadful cough
and could not sleep at night for
coughing. Before taking Hypo-Cod 1
would have to be up at night with
her good deal. as she would cough
SO bad as soon as she would lie
down.
II bought Hypo-Cod because I had
seen 1t SO highly praised by people
who had used It for coughs, colds and
grippe. My little girls cough stop
ped almost instantly and she could
sleep soundly Mt night, and II also
benefited mo very much In every
way. but I consider I have not taknn
enough to make permanent cnra. 1
liked it SO well I purchased bottle
or my mother and L certainly shall
continue using 1t In my family. 1
believe It Is a wonderful medicine for
coughs and colds and alBo as q gem
eral building up tonic, and X is 30
good and pleasant to tako that II
agrees with the most delicate stom-
ach- have recommended It to sew
eral OF my friends and shall continue
to do So" wrote Mrs M NJ Peu,hor-
ton, r. r. d. No. 1, Box S, Hewlett
Va
Read what others say about Typo
Cod on the left and above Then get
q bottle at your druggist and give 1t
a trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
RICHMOND IMPREssES
COMMUNITY DIRECTOR
James Rogers Comments on Ell
ccllency of City's Parks and
Fairgrounds.

James Edward Rogers. national
director. Department OF Trainins
Community Service, left Richmond
last night after spending two weeks
In the city. Mr.. Rogers, who has
Travelled over the greater part OF tho
United States and part OF Europe.
was most favorahly impressed with
Richmond. Hc said. "Of all the
cities that I have seen. / would pre-
fer Richmond as home. Its parks
arc excellent. and above all ] am i'm
pressed with the fact that the peo-
pie arc permitted TO use cvery part
OF them"
He congratulated Mr.. Calder, su-
perintendent OF parks, on the parks
and Fairgrounds Of the city and
commented on tho swimming pool
that has just been closed for the sea-
son, and was very much pleased when
Informed that this swimming pool
was started last year by War Camp
Community Service, TO which the Ma
tional Community Service and tho
local Community Recreation Asso-
citation are successors. and that it
now was being. conducted by the
city. Many such community enter
priscs. the municipality Will finance
after such organizations as the Com
munity Recreation has demonstrated
their value. In my opinion. Com
munity Recreation Association has
here in Richmond an unusual OPP
portuDity."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
WESTON SPEEDS TOC|TY
\ FOR HIS RUNAWAY BRIDE
eTrafn Can't Bring Me Fast Enough,
Hold Her Securely Until
S.-s Arrive" He Wires Police.

Train can't bring me fast enough:
hold her securely until ] arrive"
y! This was the opening sentence OF
a telegram last night to local police
Der king of Mississippi. who is on
..his way here from New Orleans 10
:, take back his wife, aged is. whom
rpolice arc holding as fugitive from
--juoticc. Mississippi reports are al.
2leEed to state that she stole ono Of
zsher husbands automobiles.
Leonard BayersdorGer. young
musician, is in custody with her,
Federal officials having undcr con-
4ssideration charge of violating the
: eloped from New Orleans.
=. Weston, who is several times the
age OF his wife. will arrive hau, this
- morning. Police have not found
themselves able to comply with
- Weston's request that his wife be
~ and she and Bayersdorfrer are held
at police headquarters, the latter in
- cell. He has declared himself stone
broke and tried to borrow money for
mehls from Federal officials, 1t is
- said. declaring that he would not
- ing to his companion.
- L. H. Kemp, of the Department OF
a. Justice. said the Mann act charges
- would rest until tho husband has
- been consulted. According to the
=, story young Mrs. Weston tells. says
~ husband on little parties" She is
determined to protect her present
:. com panion and maintains that she
herself drove the car here of her
= own volition. and that 1t is her own
:, property. says Kemp. 1t is a. high
: which the young runaway wore are
: said to be worth a large SUM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
FORMER NEWPORT NEWS
MAY0R|LL in RICHMOND
Too Close Application to Business
Causes Physical breakdown OF
Allen A Nose

:. Allen A. Moss, four times Mayor OF
newport News, and who enjoys the
unique distinction of being tho first
and last Mayor OF that city, is a
patient In Richmond hospital. un-
der treatment for breakdown of
tho nervous system-
MT: Moss was retired to private
life last summer when the form of
government In his city was changed,
the Mayor and Council being sue
cecded by a board of commissioners.
The former Mayor of tho Shipbuild-
Ing City was ono OF the owners of
the Orkney Springs Hotel, whose at
fairs are now in tho hands Of the
Circuit Court of Shenandoah.
Friends OF the patient ascribe his
physical breakdown to too close APP
plication to business affairs, com
bincd with the worry entailed by
annoying litigation. He was in all
health for long time before he
came to Richmond for n rest and
medical treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
GAVE
ME STRENGTH,
SA|DLADY
Twas Rundown and Felt Tired
and Weak ALI the Time.
Found Relief Quickly.

II suffered from a tickling In my
throat and cough after 1 had tho In
nuenza I was rundown and was al
ways tired and weak. but after taking
one bottle OF Earie's Hypo-Cod I was
relieved. l had tried several other
remedies without results It gave me
energy and strength and now I feel
better and stronger. was operated
on for a fstilo and when came
home was awful weak. began talk
Ing Hypo-Cod again and my strength
Is coming back TO me. and I feel go
per cent better In three weeks time
l have only taken one bottle since I
was operated on. I want every per-
son that suffers from weakness and
rundown system to get strong by try
ing Earle's Hypo-Cod," declared Mrs.
Alice Walker. 41s Brown St. Char
lottesville, Va.
Read what another user says about
this tonic that Is being praised by
thousands below and on the right
Drop in at the drug store tonight
and read the formula on a bottle
and see what an ideal combination It
Is. Ask your druggist or doctor
about it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
SICKNESS LEFT
HIM VERY WEAK
His Four Children Were Also
in Poor Health After Being
Sick-Took Hypo-Cod.

II suffered from the influenza, and
1t left me very weak and with nc
energy to do anything and no
strength to accomplish much, and my
four children were left in very poor
health also by the FLU Had coughs
that did not seem to leave We were
all more or less in bad shape. My
son, Hearst, died from the same dis
ease
Il bought Earle's Hypo-Cod because
1 heard great deal about It. and
thought 1t might suit our case. We
arc all feeling better now, and the
children arc just getting along fine
and getting stronger every day. I
believe that 1t is a good tonic, and
Will come as near doing what It is
claimed as any I know Of" declared
Frank S. Danner. Of HopeweIl Va
Read what others say about Hypo-
Cod above Then drop in at the drug
store tonight and take home a couple
of bottles for the whole family to
take.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
TOOK HYPO-COD,
GAINED 40 LBS.
AFTER ILLNESS
Asked Doctor About 1t First.
He Read the Formula and
Said, sits Just the
Very Thing"

Il suffered from the after effects of
the Flu For twelve long weeks I
was in bed. Had to close my store all
or this time. Pneumonia set in and
my friends despaired of my ever
getting we'll AS soon as I was able
to sit up. my father insisted on my
taking Hypo-Cod. had fallen away
SO that l only weighed eighty pounds.
l finally needed my fathers advice
and got bottle OF this tonic, but
was afraid to take 1t until had
asked my doctor about It. flo look ed
at the formula on the bottle and said
that 1t was the very thing. so /
started right in on IL On the first
bottle gained five pounds, and every
dose loosened up my cough so that I
could cough without the pains across
my lungs. Now 1 have taken three
bottles, and my weight Is now 12o
pounds 1t has also regulated my
bowels. and ] am no longer troubled
with constipation. 1t has brought
back my strength and feel very much
stronger. My cough has gone now.
Seldom do l cough, and when I do
1t is without having any trouble, and
my cough doesn't amount to anything.
intend to continue tho use Of this
tonic right along. for / think 1t Is "A
nne medicine ! have been In busi-
ness here in Petersburg for tho last
seventeen years and people who know
me KNOW that I would not recon-
mend this medicine unless I knew II
was one Of unusual merit declared
J. w. Minton, l129 Hinton Street. Pc
tersburg. Va
read what stin others say about
liypo-Cod on tho right and above.
men go down to the drug store and
get oottle and give It trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
STOMACH TROUBLE
TEN LONG YEARS
Had Terrible Pains in Stom.
ach After Eating-CouId
Not Sleep Good.

7 suffered from stomach trouble for
ten years or more. and when 1 would
eat anything i would have terrible
pains In my stomach and back md
could not rest at night. And when
had tho Flu I was left a wrects
and 1t left mo with cough.
II secured Earle's Ifypo-cnd IN
cause It was recommended TO me
by friend. and my relief through ,ts
use was as follows: My stomach
trouble has left me now and can
eat anything without having anv
trouble. and my cough that was ,eft
by tho Flu stopped after taking bpt
ono bottle. I now recommend Earle.s
Hypo-cod because know what II
has done for me- declared w. Fl.
Everett. 1921 Pleasant Street, Rich
mond, Va.
Road what others say about IrvDo-
Cod below and on the right, then 20
down to the drug store and get n
bottle OF this tonic which Is recon-
mended by the thousands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
DIphtheria shows Increase

Records OF the Buerau OF Health
show that d!phtheria and whoopinr
cough nave Increased in the ia.;
week. Al the close OF ONCE hours
in the city OF which the bureau y :
cognizance was 30 Health ExaIn;ner
Chichester, stated. however. Ina,
there were many other cases on which
reports have not been made nv 80
attending physicians No dSath f-c.,,
diphthcria. has been reported Ills
month, but there were three fa,,I
cases Of whoop:ng cough. Elgh, new
for the week. The heaI,, .;,icer.
are advising, prompt application al
tRnG-toxin when the first synn,o,O,
TQf dsphtheria manifest themselves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
SC0UTMASTERS TAKE HIKE;
COUNCIL MEETS THURSDAY
Executive Committeeman VIII Submit
Reports Mt Coming Annual
Mcc1lnr.

y hike was taken by the Richmond
ScoutinAsters' Club. seventy strong,
yesterday TO Scout Commissioner ID.
w Durrett's camp. on James River.
Boy scout troop officials. members OF
.-thesiocal council and several out-of-
town scout officials accompanied
Them.
The executive committee of the
Richmond couScil, through its presi-
dent, John Stewart Bryan, has called
It's annual meeting for Thursday, Sep
TEMPER ~. at o'clock, at Scout head
quarters. y lunch will be served.
President Bryan. Chairman Of the
court OF honor, T.. w. Duke, Commits
sioner ID. w. Durrett. Treasurer T. b.
Thomason and the executive commit
tee will submit their annual reports
Commissioner Durrett Will lay before
the members OF the council "a plan to
organize one new troop for each reg
lStered member OF the council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

Mr.. Rogers was here In connection
with Community Workers School
Recreation Association. This morn
ing he spoke to tho Henrico County
Community League at its initial
meeting. which was hold In tho
Chamber OF Commerce Auditorium
Commenting on tho outdoor movies
conducted by tho Community Recrea-
ton Association, Mr.. Rogers said to
=. Gar1nhausen. director, "I have
seen many but those are the best
have seen rendered for the expcndi-
tuTc- Richmond has been one Of tho
most agreeable surprises both as a
city and In Its recreaionl activi-
ties"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
WE BEG PARDON!

Senboard VIII Take Veteran. to Con-
ont ChanEe-Not without Charge
Tho TimeS-Dispatch, through in
advertcnce. yesterday in a headline
stated that tho Seaboard Air Limo
Railroad would take veterans to the
Confederate reunion In Houston,
Texas, without charge. What was
intended was that tho trip would be
made without change"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Open Dressmaklns Gins. at 1,,x,

a class IN dressmaking and Mill
merry conducted for women from a -
IL o'clock in John Marshall I,rb
school building, will open for tSe
1o2o-2 session tomorrow mornins'
professor T.: T.. Smith is In charge,
Last year this class had an enroll
Jnent OF over sixty. composed OF young
women and housekeepers who ind Il
SDpyentent TO attend the morninr q,
,,scaHsA rho course consists OF eie-
meNnta1 and advanced dressmaking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
UTILITIES MUST OBTAIN
PERMITS TO PROCURE COAL
AZ Result Offices of State Corpora.
ton Commission Arc Sunmpcd
by Applicants.

Under recent ruling OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission, public
Utilities OF the State can procure no
moro coal except through permits
issued by the State Corporation Com
mission These permits are now
being granted by the commission,
which is swamped with requests FOR
them.
what use the coal which IL is allowed
10 purchase is to be put. give the
daily consumption OF the plan, or
plants under is Jurisdiction. and a
statement as 20 the exact uses TO
which the fuel is to be put.
Schools and all other public in
stitutions are affected by The order,
which Is intended 20 force e:.e con-
sumption OF coal 10 3 minimum so
that the present car shortage may be
avoided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
BUMPER CORN CROP
Virginia VIII Iinyc Largest Yield In
It's iIistory. Belief of Commia-
hioncr Noincr.

Virginia viii have the larges, corn
crop IN It's history this year, George
w. koiner, Commissioner of Agricul-
will average thirty bushels 10 the
acre and possibly more. he believes,
One OF the best factors in the Sit
uation is the present warm weather
and the late tall, which has tended
TO save thc late corn planted from
ruin through early froSts. There il
much late corn IN Virginia, which
has not yet ripened. q great deal OF
~ sun being green. Mr.. Ko!ner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
URGES 'EM TO VOTE
Miss Adele Clark Tells Southern
Shopmcn to- sec That Wives
ReSister and Vote.

More than ESQ employees Of the
Southern Railway shops gathered
yesterday at noon in the workshop to
hear an appeal from Miss Adele
Clark. urging that they persuade
their wives 10 qualify for The com
ing election. Thomas b. Morton
presided and Introduced the speaker
Miss Clark urged the men TO use their
influence 10 get their wives TO the
polls this year. She was heartily re-
ceived. Many Of the men assured
her that their wives already had
qualified.