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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

terrain Church. assisted by Rev. Fred
II. chcnault. oiiiciotinS.
The bridal party entered tho library.
which was banked with palms. fcsns.
candlclabra and cathedral candles,
TO the strains OF the wedding music
played by Professor Cosby ond ]. IL.
Atwood.
Little Misses Kathleen Lcakc and
Elizabeth were ribbon bearers. and
little Miss Amorette Usher. in sun
beam orgnndy and picture hat. car
ried dainty French basket OF
flowers. Miss Marguerite Buflin.
cousin Of the bride, wore gown OF
pale pink GeorEettc over pale blue
satin with garden hat TO match.
and carried an armiu! OF Columbi la
roses. Thomas Eirclihcad. Jr., nephew
OF the bride. wore white satin and
carried the ring on a satin pillow.
The bride catered with her father,
by whom she was given in marriage
She, wore q smart travelling gown OF
dark blue with hat to match. and a
corSaSc bouquc; OF orchids.
The grooms only attendant was
his brother. Charles L. Smith. who
was best man.
Immediately AFTER the ceremony
MI. and Mrs. Smith Jeff for North
tra trip.
Recommendations
The marriage OF Miss Marie Louise
anthony. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Anthony. OF this city, to Ed
ward Bernard Martin. nephew OF Mr.
ana Mrs. A. ii. Fe!thaus. also OF Rich
nond, was solcmn!zcd with Il nup,ial
mass by Rev. Father Leo A. Gin. as
sisted by Rev. Father Benedict. o. S.
H., on Wednesday morning. October {.
~ ,Hc sacred Heart Cathedral. Palms
ana ferns decorated tho sanctuary
ana the altar was arranged with
Towers ana cathedral candles. Pro-
icSscr pennartz. organist, rendered
Inc wedding music.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. James Coleman Anthony,
BY whom she was given in marriage,
and vas met AZ the altar ay In.
groom and his bes. man. Leo Eel
tha"s Sh- wore Il smart gown OF
m!GhiEhi blue chiffon velvet, trimmed
IN So!u inedaI!ions and mink. with hat
70 match, and carried shower bou-
pGct OF Bride roses. Her only orna-
Nicht WAS an amethyst pin, the gift
OF thH groom. The maid of honor,
Miss Bertha X. Anthony, sister OF the
bride, was gowncd in turquoise blue
charineuse with touches OF silk net.
ana she wore a picture hat OF black
y"'Net. Her flowers We're pink rose
buds tied with tulle streamers
Messrs. William II. Wolfe, Hcrnari
~ Anthohy. w Thomas Pearson and
W !!!!am Fc!thaus acted as ushers. I'm
me sanctuary were Very Rev. Fel!X
haup, Rev. Fathers Walter Mott,
70! owing the ceremony at tho
chGrch an informal reception was
hc.d az the homc OF the brides par
snts, l2i West Main Street. Mr.. and
MrS; Martin left at noon for an cx-
sthNeu Nortntrn tour and will be at
home after November al llOi EIoId
Avenue, Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
MIS-. Ada Compton Gillian, of Toca
hucN!hgham County. announces The
mag sment and approaching MARI
eucr!ttc Gillian 10 SEWN SatMa :,
i.ahchaFd, son Of Mrs. Laura Rlan-
Guard o! Woodland. Northamp;on
county y. {. Tho marriage viii
axe place Wednesday, November -.
Benefit Ten.
CnGcr LMn nnsnicns ne liz 1aai.
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ltey. Father Mark. o. s. b.. pastor.
and other. priests present In the
sanetunry wero Rev. Father Walters.
y. s. = b.. rector OF the Benedictine
College,; Rev. Father O'Haru. South
iSichmond: Rev. Father Shaughnessy.
barton Heights: Rev. Father Wash
inRton. Saint Peters: Rev. Father
Boniface. .. s. b.. OF the Benedictine
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry left Immediately
northern, oitIos, Thoy will be Mt home
after November ut 2210 Hanover Ave-
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Grove,
MISS lillian Grove, of New York
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brides parents near Frederick for
me bridal party close relatives and
cludcd Governor Albert c, R;trI,,o
cousin OF the bridegroom, and Other
prominent persons from Annanolis
Baltimore. New York, Philadelphia
ana virginia. The marriage unites
two or the oldest and hest -knnr.',
families in the state. and is tho ,nost
important or the early fail season
.ierry-0Ncill.
Inc wedding OF Miss Ethel Apncs
Heiii. daughter of Mr. and Mrs M
- uNeiIi. 10 Bernard Leo Jerry, son
"i Mr' ana Mrs: Alexander Jerry. took
p.ace nj the Bcnedictinc Chapel on
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"Wednesday morning ut 1890 o'clock.
Inc altar was decorated in palms,
HowcrS and candles.
The bride. who entered with her
rather. wore suit of dark blue
duvetyn' with squirrel fur scarf
ana blue toQue trimmed in the same
orchids and lilies OF the valley. Miss
Marguerite O'Nelll. sister OF the
pride. who wore II gown of brown
GeorEette crepe over gold. with q pic
turc hat to match, and carried n
shower bouquet of Killarney roses,
was her sisters maid of honor. Bern
ard Mahoney was the Eroom's best
man.
Tho ceremony was performed by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
New Fall Bags Are
Here!

In wonderful variety Of STYLE at least which will
suit your individual fancy and requirements are
we showing the newest ideas in handbags
Moire bags swagger envelope and vanity shapes in
new color combinations of gros-grain ribbon, as
we'll as solid black with metal corners and self
made corners, $500 to $16.50 These arc especial
ly adapted for wear with your new winter coat
or suit.
New Fall Bags-First Floor
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Here Quality and Prices Are RIGHT

We know that u satisfied
customer is a valuable
asset and we use all Of
our efforts to satisfy
you.
When you make a pur-
chase at The Kaufman
Store you can always
rely upon the anthem
ITCHY Of its style, the
superiority of it's quail
ity, the fairness Of it's
price.
We refrain from advcrtis-
ing " bargains - for
Z" bargains /" do not
build goodwill. But we
do advertise the econ
omy of shopping here
because we know our
merchandise is right.
And our prices are as low
as the quality of our
merchandise permits.
KAUFMAN & CO., INC.
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Women s Silk
Underwear
At L07e, Prices

Because Of a special pur-
chase, we are in position
to offer first quality silk
underwear at prices
that are extremely eco
nomical. 1t will pay you
to visit the store tomor-
row and inspect the
many items of needed
undertakings for Fall
and Winter.
Crepe dc Chine Tcddies,
lace-frimmed or tailored
effect, RI b b on straps
over the shoulders or
round-neck style; flesh
only, 1898. Others at
$685. and $3.50.
Crepe dc Chine and Satin
Envelope Chemises, rib
bon or hcmstitchcd
straps over shoulders,
embroidered; flesh or
white, $500.
Crepe de Chine and Satin
Boomers, elastic tops
and bottoms: plain or
lace trimmed; file 8 h
only, $500.
Stcp-in model .bloomcrs of
Crepe de Chine, with
elastic tops and mar
celia and hemstitched
bottoms, $500.
Satin Petticoats, double
panclled backs and
fronts, with wide hem
at bottom elastic at
waist, and very we'll
made; some have lace
trimmings; in flesh and
white, $5.95 and $3.50.
Navy and Black Satin
Pettibockers, elastic at
tops and bottoms, with
ruffle, only $685..
Silk Gowns of Crepe dc
G Ii inc and Satin,
straight-line and empire
effects, lace trimmed
and tailored sleeves or
choice Of kimono sleeves
if desired. Flesh only,
$5.95. Other models at
$7.95 upward.
White and Flesh Satin
Princess Slips, with rib
bon straps over shout
ders, hemstitched, elias
tic at waist, decorated
with fancy drawn work
in front. Special, $5.95.
New Camisolcs in Satin
and Crepe de Chine,
with hemstitchcd or rib
bon straps over the
shoulders; lace-trimmed
in tailored effects. Flesh
and Black, $500. Along
with this collection are
shown a group, in flesh
only, at $1.95,
Do~,%L Ill.,
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Continued From First Pagc.)
p. a the face will we lind the an
Swor. Only when We hold high the
torch OF truth upon our own ideals
Mill the sane and safe path open be-
fore us. The hand of "A mother rules
the world and all the treasure OF the
earth is hers 10 command.
BRENT WITT.
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Beautifully Luxurious
r u RS

ter Costume and Protect the
Wearer From Cold Winds
Luxurious furs add to the appearance of woman
as roses worn with wedding gown. They give
her that nice touch of loneliness that desired feel
ing Of refinement And, in addition, they protect
her from the ravages Of chilly wintry blasts We
direct your attention to present interesting
showing Of furs.
Natural Muskrat Coat, with Natural Raccoon
Collar and Cuffs, $3.50.
Hudson Seal Coat, with Natural Squirrel Collar and
Cuffs, $500.
s Natural Raccoon Coat, selfrimmcd, $500.
Natural Squirrel Chokers, $225o
Pointed Wolf Scarfs, $75 upward
Dyed Konsky Fitch Scarf, $275.
Open Animal Fox Scarfs in Black, Taupe and Kan
chatka $3.50.
Open Animal Wolf Scarfs in Black Taupe and KAN
chatka $3.50.
Fur Saon-Second Floor
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In lslChIIIOntI.

In tIChmOnU.
Major W. l. Moose. Jr.. ~ 5. ~.
who was executive officer a; Mitchell
Field. Long Island, has recently as
Sumcd command at the Aviation Cen
erai supply Depot here. He is Il
graduate of the United States Milf
tary Academy at West Point. Mrs.
Moose. Win their two children, has
Joined Major Moose at his new pos,
and viii remain in Richmond for the
winter season.
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AFTERNOON Frocks
of ndiUiduality

One cannot help but become enthusiastic
about the decorative handiwork which
cmbcllishcs these new modes. They cf-
fectively compliment the satin and
Morocco Crepe, Velvet and Velveteen
which make up the garments. F'rocks
with floating panels, others with tunics
and surpice bodiccs-almost no end to
the style variations and modes Of trim
ming. They show clcverness and origi-
nality. And how refreshing will one
appear when clothed in their charming
lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
For School and EUe1y Sport
Mar Hof MILDLY Suits

Here they are, girls at the price your mothers will
want to pay. Mar-Iof MILDLY suits, regulation
models Of very fine quality French serge, full
plcatcd skirts Beautiful regulation emblcms
broidcred sleeves and collars.
Sizes, n to 20, 500 30; to IL, $780,
Mar-IIof MILDLY blouse of extra quality sailors
mddycoth, with Navy Serge collars and cuffs,
-hand-embroidcrcd cmblcms yoke front and back;
sizes, ii to 20, specially priced, $500
MILDLY Suits-Thrd Floor.
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Bigger Than Winter
Goats for Girls
$29.5O

Prospects arc that will have cold winter this
year Prepare your girl for anything that might
come with one OF these stylish, warm coats. They
can be had i'll chcviot wool curry chinchilla,
with fur or self-trimmed collars, snappy belted
models, in Navy, Brown and Taupe Sizes, II
to 16 $780,
Coats of Velour, Silvertone and Heather Polo,
sport models, others simple tailored styles; hand
stitched on pleats seams and pockets. Colors:
Navy and Brown. Sizes, u to 16 $500.
Atwood coats with collars Of Nutria or Seal, $4750
These arc handsome garments, made for wear by
girls - to lG, with clever pockets, convertible
collar, splenddly tailored. They be had i'll
Brown, Beaver and Oriental Blue.
Girls Coats-Third Floor.
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Enhancement of Interest.

". G. Erwin announces tho engage
mcnt % mis- daughter. Ada. Celeste.
10 Eugene SUrry Des Portos formerly
OF R!chmnud. tut now ~ Lyucuhurg
Mr.. I"s iortcs is son % Mr. +. !.
JJes pOrtes
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$3.50 to ,SI95
Beautiful EUemimg
GozenS for Wonae,,

Black is supreme this for evening gowns for the
young woman as we'll as her matronly companion
And designers have created rkabc models
IN black evening apparel that the color is literally made
bright! Trimmings and decorations of rridescent
beads silk embroidery and metal embellishments give
to them the added touch of youthfulncss desired by
every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Additional Dcbutnntc..

Several names have been added to
the list OF young girls who Will make
their formal debut in Richmond this
season. These dcbutantes include
MISS Betty Amber, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs .Iohn Nicholas Amber. OF
.22l Monument Avenue. Miss Mar
sIret Pickett Addison, daughter Of
MIR. ana Mrs. William Meade Addison.
nf 2v0O Monument Avenue; Miss Car
land Thicrmann. daughter OF Mr. and
AIRS. Anton II. Thtcrmann. OF 1896
wvst Grace Street; Miss Catherine
Lee Miller, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
a. y. Miller. OF zoos Monument Ave
nue.. Miss Katherine Douglas Minor
daughter OF Mrs George Gilmor
Minor. OF lll7 Grove Avenue.
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y
An Interesting event OF the week
!. VIII hc the marriage tomorrow even
.Ejpg Of Miss HIth Wullerstein. daugh-
ter, OF Mr.. ana Mrs David Waller.
I. Morton -. Thalh.mer. son % Mrs
Z Pau!tnc Thala:mer. also Of Richmond
J Tire ceremony VIII take place ~ &
O'Clock q the Jefferson club, and VIII
be followed by seated dinner.
Al snilin..
Miss Virginia Byars. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C!Oyd Byars, of i
4 East Franklin street, IS attending
Suiiius College this session Miss
Dyars was q student a. the Virginia
RapdOlph ENct School al WcSthamp-
\ ton las, session
Big Concerts OF Interest.
Smart society in H!chmord : much
a intsrcsted in the series of SIX bly
s. 60 Icerts TO be given by know.
n artists in this city during the coming
series vii! be that given by Emma
Dest!nn on October so. and u brlIi!an,
3 autHtnce w.ll be present TO greet
his idely known singer on thar oc-
4 casion.
Among the Feceu, subscribers to
g Anderson, II. II. Bowen. l.. y Rinns,
( Heath j. Ra"!ey. Mrs. Percy seward
sL y. Bengiasoa. Mrs webster 8,
Rhoads. Mrs. Charles Davenport. Mrs.
.tI. @. Quinn. Mrs crosby THOMPSON
:4Thonas "hittet. Charles 4. Rolling.
John o. James, Mrs. Peyton Row
y irs.. George James, j.
Pretty wedding.
sfSf,Thufston Cotrei!. daughter OF Mir
% pndg-Afrs. Mildred NJ Coitrcli. 10 IA .
fSward Hall Smith. was celebrated IN.
.EEs.ssruesday morning a; II O'Clock, in Tho
sgfJomof or the brides parents. the Rev.
SsJansa FatFs0f Westminster rreaOy-
ii
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

The News has several scnolaf'''p' for sale.
 New so''es e 2Sd2
 Martin Guthrie made business tfip to Texarkana today.
 R,,v vour gingham dresses at h,.' o Dry uoous 2Sd2 per cent.
 The band will render program oi nonular and standard music at 'ne park tonight at S;l5.
 Choir Practice at the Methodist cburcb this evening at 7:30. All mem bers please take notice.
 Pure creamery butter is used III making that delicious Butter-Afis. pup so +oo 1Sd5w
 
 Not;ee-cn account of Decoration Day the Bank of Prescott and the TITS, State Bank of this city will be closed 1 Monday, May S1. Rutter Krist pop corn made delicl- ous bv the most modern machine wlth the aid of pure creamery butter. LOOK o,, in at the Krescent Store and you wi'i
 Sd5w
 have moved my hemstitching ma chine to Ozan Mercantile Companys store East Elm Street and Will De glad to have my friends and custom ur1 seAN ' 5-16tf
 Carl Porter has sold his interest in the Porter Brothers Steam Lauh- dry and Dry Cleaning Plant and he and Mrs. Porter have gone to Dallas Texas. where they will make thelr home The plant has recently install ed a new and modern dry cleaning machine in connection with their o'h- CTS.
 Lost-A bundle containing ladles waist cut out for making; 1 1-2 yards af ,;nk oroandie. 2syards black sat cen, 2 yards lace. If found call Mrs. 1ei n p.,s.on 27d2
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

WANTED-At once. Ambitious, energetic man to handle the sale of our guaranteed household products in this county. We have complete and attractive line of flavoring, extracts, toilet articles, spices, medicines, etc. Good sellers. Steady repeats. Ex- perience unnecessary. We furnish capital. Hustler can easily make $150 to $500 per month. Write quick for free particulars and secure your home county Heberline Medicine Co. Bloomington, III. 27w4
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28
ARMY DESERTER
 CAPTURED HERE

City Marshal Willingham has held in the city jail here since the night of the 20th of this month, Bert E.. Walker who was military police at Camp Travis, San Antonio, Texas, but took advantage of his position of trust and with a charge of bigamy hanging over his head, took French leave of the camp. Now he is charg- ed with leaving his post without re- lief in connection with the other charge of bigamy. He is young man 19 years of age and was a pri- vate.
 Privates A. E. Baxter and H. More on of Camp Travis, arrived in Pres cott this morning and returned with Walker this evening.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28
CLEAN UP NOTICE

Beginning Monday morning, May 31 the city will haul all cans and other trash which cannot be burned if same is placed in sacks or boxes in front of residence property. All persons are warned to burn all inflamable trash as it will not be hauled.
 RANDOLPH P. HAMBY, May 21, 1920. Mayor.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28
EXPERT PIANO TUNING

E. B. Hendricks tuner for Tender son-Brown College. Little Rock Con- servatory, Baldwin Wing & Son, Starr, Bush & Gerts Piano Cos, ct al, is now again in the city. Have him tune your piano.-Phone 274.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

Every man interested in baseball is urged to attend a special meeting at the City Hall Friday night at 7:30
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

Talcum powders, toilet waters, face powders, all makes at HESTERLY'S.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

NOTICE TO TEACHERS Twill hold the regular quarterly ex- animation for teachers at Prescott June 17-18.
 c. M. FIRST,
 County Examiner
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

We have an approved form of ga; lease for sale at this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28
FOLEY cATnARTIc TABLETi

act promptly. without pain or nausea. They clear the bowels. sweeten the stomach and tone up the liver.
 E. R. Whitehursf. R. F. D. 1. Norfork. Va: ~FoIcy Cafhartic Tablets have done me mora food than any medicine ever used..'
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

Pimples and bIotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood. The right remedy prickly Ash Bitters. It removes the cause by purifying the blood, liver and bowels. Price S1.25 per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28

Years ago there lived in Hot Springs a noted critic. The critic never amounted to much himself, but he se- verely criticised everybody; nothing was done to suit him. If the critic knew so much why didn't he do some thing himself? He is now in the poor house-Arkansas Thomas Cot. Shall We apply this locally so that others may profit?
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-28
For Bi|iousness

Sick Headache. Sour Stomach, Bloat- inss Gas. Constipafion--all these dis dressing consequences of indigestion are avoided if the bowels are keep open and regular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
CLUB MEETS WITH
MRS PETER VAN SICKLE

BY Seccsug Correspondent.
SEwAREN. April ts-Nra Peter
Van Syekls entsrsainsd the sswaren
History Club At her home in C1iff
road Wednesday afternoon. There
were nineteen members present. Mrs.
a. c. Clark. assistant third diEriS
vice president. was the guest OF IVA
OF and speaker for the afternoon.
Mrs. A. =. Soda.5. treasurer. re-
ported the receipt of a check for $40
as the nucleus of a fund TO be sent
for tho Near East Relief"
Mrs. Coombe. chairman of local
womans' Roosevelt Memorial COM
m!ttec. asked that all donations be
Mrs. W. II. Tombs and Mrs. C. NJ.
Cooper, of Mrs. Coombe's commit
tee. also reported.
Invitations from the State Fedora
ton to attend the following conferen-
ces, were read.
LEGISLATION: Tuesday. April ~. at
1880 a. m, Sayru hall: Y. w. G.
A. Newark. Speaker at 1 p. m,
Judge l.. q. Stickel.
Music: April IS. Indian King. Had
donield F~ortnightly Melody Chapter
OF Hostess Club to furnish program.
Mrs. j. v. Murphy asked that notice
be given of opera In Perth Amboy on
May 6. The COMMITTEES was appointed
on annual luncheon to be held the
third Wednesday in May. Mrs w. NJ.
Weiant. Mrs. c. +. Lewis. Mrs. A. G.
Brown. Mrs. +. /. Perry.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Brown viii present a
copy of A Cry OF Youth to the club
library. Motion made and carried
that the History Club present when
completed copies Of History of Mid
diesex County" now being compiled
by P. X. Edgar to Barron library.
Sewaren library and History Club IL
brary.
Mrs. w. II. War; and Mrs. w. H.
Gardner were unanimously elected as
members.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson and Mrs. II.
r. Coombe were chosen as delegates
TO the State Federation meeting at
Asbury Park in May. Mrs. A. G.
Walker and Mrs. w. III. Gardner as al
fernates.
Mrs. Clark spoke highly of the DIS
trict and the wonderful work accom-.
plished by Miss Daniels. Mrs.
Clark brought two messages from the
Federation, the first in regard to
thrift and the new class known as
s.The New Poor" in which many
formed themselves at the present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23

time. She urged the women 10 buy
only enough to meet actual needs and
not to pay the high prices for any ar
ticles they could possibly do without.
Mrs. w. II. Gardner read a sketch
on MaoDoweii. This was followed by
three OF his best known compositions.
"Rigandon," TO q Wind Rose n
witches Dance" played by Mrs. Van
Syckls's pianoia.
The members then partook of re-
freshments. The decorations were
sweet peas. Mrs. Tombs had the on
or Of pinning q Roosevelt memorial
button upon Mrs. Clark In the name
OF the club.
A rising vote OF thanks vas given
Mrs. Van SICKLE for her hospitality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Those who have not yet real
lied the truth Of this statement,
and expect to get rid of the
disease by the use Of liniments
and. lotions and other locally
applied treatment, will con-
tinue to suffer from 'Rheuma-
tisln, and will find their con-
dition growing steadily worse
all the time.
Rheumatism. is more than a
mere local disorder confined to
the locality Of the painful parts.
Ut cannot be rubbed away, be-
cause 1t is a deep-seated disease
that has it's source in the blood
supply. The tiny pain demons,
the millions Of little disease
germs that cause the disease
must be reached and eliminated
from the blood before real re-
lief can be had. ,3 9
S. SIS. has been successfully