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SIMPLE DISHES.

A dessert which Is new and most
wholesome is found In the following:
The Colorado statesman., 1920-12-04
OLIVES AS FOOD.

A ripe olive yields twice as many
colories. or heat units, as the green,
The Colorado statesman., 1920-12-04
SOME EASY DESSERTS.

A canned berry pudding is delicious
and may be prepared from any kiho
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The Kitchen
Cabinet 40

is. 1870 Western Sswspnpsr Union.i

The woman who undertakes the adj
ministration OF a home without un-
Outstanding II Is ON a par with man
who establishes a home without being
able to support It.
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versity of Pennsylvania. arrived
Thursday TO spend several days with
his parents. Mr.. and. Mrs. I. ).
Hopkins.
The Onancock High School baseball
team lost the hrst game of the sea
son when II WAS defeated by the
Puhgotcagun School team Saturday.
The score was to 3. The Onancock
toam was badly crippled by the alb
scncc OF Fred and Ashby Cook. two
of the hest players.
Misses Alice Nottingham and Sarah
| Ign Peacock. after visit of three
weeks TO Mr.. and Mrs y. w. Noting
1 ham. returned 10 Dublin. Ga. Fri
\ day.
Mrs W. t. Wise returned from
| Philadelphia Sunday. She WAS ac.
companied home by Mrs. Charles Han
| cock and her little son. Floyd.
Mrs. Charles Digs is visiting rcl.
ativcs in Philadelphia.
Charles Watson aud Rev. Danic
| Wilson are back from Wilmington
| Del. where they went To attend tho
conference OF the Methodist Ep!scopa
| Church.
Rev. John Parker and wife. o
Hopcwcll., Md. arc guests of Sir. AM
Mrs. Charles Watson.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. April 3.--M!ss
Moore has returned TO stanton. after
visit TO Mrs. w l.. Harding.
Mrs. J. W. Dcaton. who has been
spending week with her daughter.
Mrs W. 7. Bruney. left for her home
in Buchanan today.
Mrs NJ l.. Camper. who has been
making her home in Washington for
the past several days. has returned
to the city. where she Will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Davis have re-
turned 10 their home in Cedar Rapids.
Mich after visit 10 friends hero.
Drewry Woods and Miss I.yd "a
Mccoy were married here on tho 10th
OF March. but the marriage was not
made known until Monday Tho bride
is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. \.
Mccoy. and will be a graduate 1T the
June class in nursing. a. tho {. & o.
Hospital The groom is son OF
MIR and Mrs. II. W. Woods, and leaves
shortly for North Carolina. where
he will play ball this season.
]. T. Cary is in Richmond for 4
few days on official business.
Mrs. W. l.. Harding and Mrs j. NJ.
Stcffey have returned from Lynch
burg from a pleasure trip.
u. {. Ogg is critically i'll AT tho
home OF his sister in stanton
| W. l.. thompson, OF Stduhtol. hdS
accepted a position in tho train dis
! patcher's office aud has moved his
! family here.
Mrs Davis Estill. formerly Miss
Julia Lewis, OF this city. is home fo'
tho summer. Mrs. Estill lives III
Southern Alabama.
Miss Helen Mass:c, Of Sweet Rriar
is spending the spring term holiday:
with her parents on Prospect Walk
Miss Diisey Towles has returned
10 her school at Rich Patch. after hay
ing been absent on account OF inhu
enza.
Mrs. j. II. Drcwry has rc'urnc'
from a visit of month to Miami
Mrs. W. r. Calhoun is visiting hr
sister. Mrs II. ". Patterson. in Hunt
inEton, W. Va.
Mrs. X. 7. Robertson has LETT 10
her old home in Cumberland coun,
to be with her mother. Mrs. Bright
we'll. who is quite sick.
4 beautiful wedding took place !
Gala. when Miss Margaret ShaHc,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Shat
fer was married to c. r. Str.cSic'
The ceremony took place at the HON
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ONANCOCK
Ispcc.altoThe Times-Dispatch !

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch.
OSASCOCK. VA, April :. = Major
A. l. Tanner went to Philadelphia
Friday TO buy the Instruments for
tho recently organized band, which
numbers about twcnty.
Miss Mary Parkes, who is taking a
course in domestic science and lib
eral arts at Philadelphia school. is
home for the Easter holidays.
Miss Henrietta Jacob and Master
Thomas Jacob gave an oyster roast
Saturday evening in celebration of
their birthday.
I. X. Doughty IL in Baltimore for
stay of two weeks.
Miss Catherine l.. Parker. a stu
dent at Goucher College. spent par;
Of her spring vacation at tho home
Of Miss Margaret y. Groton. She
and Miss Sarah Parker went TO Snow
i'm, Md, Wcdn esday. where they arc
the guests of Misses Sallie and
Dorothy Bishop through the Easter
holidays.
Miss Mary Parkes. who is taking a
course In domestic science and lib
| eral arts al a Philadelphia school. is
home for the Easter holidays
Mrs. j. NJ. Watson has returned
from a visit 10 relatives in POGO
! mokc.
Addison G. Hopkins. of the Uni.
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of the bride in the presence of nearly
zoo people. and was performed by
Rev. NJ. G.. Pullsn, assisted by Ror.
i. T.. Murray. They will reside at
Winfield. W. Va. where the groom
Is Il prominent farmer.
Louis Berger. who has been visit
ing his family here aincc his discharge
from tho army. has gone to Washing
ton to obtain passports TO sail for his,
old home in Central Europe.
Robert McShcrry and Miss Naomi
White were married at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday evening by the
pastor, Rev. +. a. Tyler. The bride
| is the daughter Of J. III. White and
the groom is well known here.
| Miss Sarah Donovan. who is attend
ing school at Bryn Mawr college,
! is home for a tcn-day vacation.
the Easter holidays. lie is a student
of Washington & Lee college.
| Miss Dorothy Ford. of Wellesley col
lego. is spending the spring holiday
| with her parents.
Mrs. w. T. Robcy has returned 10
| hcr home in Buena Vista. after spend.
| nr a few days with Mrs. W. Q
Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Meredith. O
Huntsville. Ala, arc the guests a
| MIR. ideredith's mother. Mrs. J. T
Meredith.
MIR. and Mrs b. l.. Dodd have lcf'
| for Akron. Ohio. where they vi!
reside in the future.
Mrs. w. e. Kunklc. of MorGantown
w Va. is visiting her sister Mrs
Emma ware This is her rirst risi
in fifteen years to tho city.
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land Springs. Richmond. Miss Meade
Fcild viii visit Jarra;t. Va.
Misses Carrie and Juliet Fox. Of
Ashland. are guests OF their rela-
lives. captsin and Mrs. George r..
Carlton.
Miss Olive Tarrant. or Ashland.
who has been spending several weeks
with relatives here, left Friday for
her home. accompanied Ivy her cousin.
Miss Mosellr Turner.
Mrs r. Bruce Ware. OF Boston. is
visiting in the home Of her son. Bcr-
nard FAIRY.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Jenries
loft Good Friday to visit their chill
drcn In Baltimore for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Anna Thu-ston and Mrs. Fila
Purcell. of King and Queen Court
house. are the Easter guests Of Mrs
Lucy Byrd Dudley. probably extend
ing their visit.
On Good Friday night. April :. the
choir of ST. Johns Church. under tho
| direction OF l.. q. Iiener. organlst
rendered Sir John Stainer's Oratorio
| Tho Cruciflxion." SoloIsts were An.
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Household Hints
for the Busy Wife
NeaO Glassware Should
AlaUays Be Rendered
Tough Before Use.

New glassware should never be
used until 1t has been treated 80
that II is rendered tough. To DO
this place II In 4 largo pan. PACK
round we'll with hay and then MI Up
the pan with cold water. Bring 10
the boiling point very slowly. then
turn out the gas and leave untii
cold before removing the glass.
Pottery flower vases often make
spot wherever the bowl is set. To
prevent this, warm Tho vase aud
pour In enough mclt1l paratiin wax
just to coat the inside.
When making apple dump;inSs do
not make the mistake OF taxing out
the core Of tho fruit. as the pips give
a delicious flavor TO the dumping.
4 good finish for Vanished sur
| faces. such as counters and tables
which are exposed TO cxccs5ih" wear.
can be made Of water gas. 1t can
be spread on evenly with Il s1rn.sh
! brush.
,..en separating eggs nr2lN ,nem
one at inc into ! sm..l .upncl
over n glass or cup. Then tac whites
viii pass through into We cum naI
| tic yolks will be lief: in inc funnel.
Cold water starc.'. ATE" heins
use, may be used again. Allow the
starch To settle. p,u. off TIL. water,
ana piac, the sediment in i warm
L
lit viii be found that the starch
has dried into a cake. which can he
broken mp and used again.
To fill up cracks in woodwork,
make paste by boiling six ounces
of -four in n quart o. water. Add
D little alum. Soak several old news
papers In this until tho whole is OF
tic consistency OF putty. This can
he pressed into the cracks with q
blunt knife. when dry il is quite
hard. and may be painted to match
the woodwork.
y little turpentinc rubbed with =
clean cloth over faded carpet viii
restore its color.
Mixed with warm water turpcn,
tine is an excellent polish for win
do"s. mirrors, and glass globes.
To clean 'front.' doors. take clear
piece OF flannel and dip IL In a mix
,ure OF two tablespoonfuls Of tur
pcntinc and one tablespoonful o
sweet oil Rub all the hngcrmark
and other dirty spots with this an,
they will quickly disappear. Thi
docs not inju-c the paint. Fin!sl
by rubbing the paint with cha:
piece OF flannel.
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NEW CANTON

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
NEW CANTON. Aprl 3.--Mrs. Per
ms Glover entertained the general
|ixiliary 81 tho Arvonia Freshy,crian
1urch on Thursday afternoon OF this
= ccl
Miss Agnes Terrell. head Of the dc
,rtment OF history. liollins college
7,r women. spent Faster week al
Tear Gardcn," the home of Colonel
lbert J. Terrell.
Miss Lula Baker has closed her
hool in Sew Canton and will take
work In tho Brcmo Blum School.
applying the vacancy left by MISS
mic Williams. who Is now very III
her home IN Diana Mills.
Mrs. Lester Hudgins. OF Farmrtllc.
hero at the home Of Dr. iiudgins
other, Mrs. Robert liudgtns. who is
lite sick.
Mrs. Hubbard and Donald McRac. OF
Cumberland. were among those rom
distance who mo,ored 10 attend inc
neral OF Mrs A. J. Terrell inns
cnk Rev. Mr.. Vest. OF Columbia.
sisted REV. PIummer +. Jones In
nduc,inE tho funeral o! Mrs. Terrell.
returned TO HIS home TUESDAY.
Mrs. +. IL. Chandler, Of Richmond
ia week liz at tho home 81 hci
other. Mrs. Julia Fuaua. nero.
Mrs Lancaster. OF Ashland, was a
sitor at Bear Garden" New Canton
lis week. s
Mrs Matthew J. Cox. OF near shep
,rds buckingham County. ~
.c.cnt visiting IN North Caro.ihH =,
here she was called on accnun. OF
- Illness Of her sister, Mrs. william,
I,nrn.r. formerly MISS Alice MAUI
mes. OF this county.
II Is understood mere, 10 the reg
those interested N education ~ ,,,.
considerable number of the iacul's
thc Arvonia High School nave az
MED positions elsewhere TOT ".
~, session, beginning in Septen,ue'
irh salaries are being offered H.
achcrs by Southern school au'holi'
ca cspecially in the Carolinas. !,
Major :. d. Bartlc. commanaah' ~
~ Union Military Academy: leave:
,,Is week for Chicago. where ne
,cs 10 accompany Mrs. bartie oSSn
,rs Shc went Yves, some weeks
- ~ attend her mothers iuheia.
aior Bar,lc, who is Presoyeet 'a -,
mister. viii supply the pulp't o
10 orange Presbyterian =
rough the summer vacation.
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relatives in New York CITY and
Mount Vernon. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thwaite and
their daughter. Miss Louise Thwaite.
have returned from Florida.
Mrs. Walter T.. Barr has returned
from st. Petersburg. Fla. and was
accompanied home By her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Compton. Roam
okc. Va
Mr.. Hunter Boyd Gold has return
cd from visit to friends in Lynch
burg. Va.
Miss Mary Louise Glass has return
cd TO Washington. after visiting rel
ativcs here.
Mrs Frank Reynolds has returned
! from Washington.
| Thomas Il. Byrd has returned from
/ a visit TO his parents. MIR. and Mrs
! Richard Evelyn Byrd. In Richmond.
! Miss Eta kremer and her E:ecc
I Miss Sara krcmer, have been visiting
/ friends in Baltimore.
\ Charles T.. McVicar has returned
/ from visit To his sisters. Mrs. Nd;
Wagner and Mrs. Clara Whisson. o
| Newport News
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ACCOMAC

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
ACcOMAC. VA. April 3.--Dr. y. r.
punaway has returned from a trip TO
Philadelphia.
J. j. oliver. of Richmond. spent
last week hero with his family.
Mrs. r.. r. Fisher and family. OF
Eastville. visited relatives in town re-
Gently.
s. James burlington has returned
from A trip to North Carolina.
Miss Mildred Thomas, OF Philadel-
phia. is tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
William T.. Bell AT "Roscland."
Messrs. William Hickman. Fro,
Miilincr and James Beckett spent Tho
weekend In Norfolk.
Mrs. ". b. Shinmetz. OF New York
returned to her summer homo here
last week.
Mrs. J. !. Landlord was a visitor II
town last week.
Daniel Wheaton,. of Salisbury. Ma
made business trip to town Wed
ncsday.
Mrs. T. II. Nelson and son. Ciar
encc. have returned from trip I.
! Norfolk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leo Lilliston spcn
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WINCHESTER

Ispccial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch. J
WINCHESTER. VA. April 3.-itep-
resentativc and Mrs. Thomas ".
Harrison are here from Washington.
Rev. j. q. Atkinson, -. ~ ZION
college, y. c., has been visiting
friends here.
Mrs Harry G. Lupton is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Misses Virginia and Dorothy Nui-
ton. Washington. are "ith their
mother. Mrs. Louis ". Mutton. here
Mir and Mrs. J. Edward Giles have
returned to Washington. after visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. W. ". LaRue has returned to
summit Point. W. Va. after visiting
her mother. Mrs. L. :. Meade.
Mrs. j. g. Lee has been VISITING
friends in Washington.
Mrs. s. NJ. Miller. of Iiarrisonours
| is visiting her son-in-iaw ano
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Al. nan"
broush. &C.,
Mrs. Webster Shook. Lewiston, Md.
i. visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary \
| Fawcett.
Miss Virginia II. Smith has return
Oh "a Forest Glen, Md, after risitini
| relatives here.
MISS Louisa NJ. Crawford has re
turned from an extended WISH
North Carolina and lower VII u q
Mrs, Daniel w. Lupton mas pee
visiting relatives in washington
Nrs Logan II. Fay left this wee
IN visit friends in baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leaie nav
returned from Baltimore and Phiia
delphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest BAILEY. Hyattf
willie. Md have been visiting FeiA
,ivcs in tow.
Miss Virginia lIcnkcl. Baltimo''
is visiting Dr. and Mrs. \. y. iicnke
Miss Edith Cochran is Hisitins re
a;ivcs in Xenia. Ohio.
! Mrs Frank Duntlcy has rcturnc
. 10 Camp Meade, Md. after Nisittn
her parents, SIR. and Mrs. Fred '
Schmidt.
; Mrs. George f. Morton is visitin
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drow Brooks. Bernard Field. J. C.
Thompson and Rev. l.. L. Warren.
The Billings Circle OF tho Baptist
Church is studying "A Crusade of
Compa ss!on for the Healing of All
Nations" Mrs. 81. II. Chandler Is the
teacher.
Mrs. Emma Ica,h. who was on a
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Fran, Diu-
guild. in Lynchburg. has returned to
her home TO assist the choir OF ST.
Johns Church in the rendition of the
Easter music. She Will return TO
LynchburE Immediately after Easter
to complete her visit.
Mrs. 4. w. Traicc. Of New York
City. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
L. q. Heffer. 1T Euclid Heights.
| Mrs. Temple Ice and children. OF
| Petersburg. and her sister. Mrs. J. &.
Whaley and son, or Henderson. y. c..
are visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs l.. X. Smith here. DIR. James W.
Smith and family. of Achilles. Glou-
cestcr. also visited the Smith home
on sunday.
Captain Scanlon. his son aud their
| families arc moving TO town from
Gloucester county. this week.
Rev. w. :. Shachicttc. who has re
Gently taken charge Of Weddcll Me-
mortal Episcopal Church, in Rich
mond. IL moving his family to the
new home this week.
Mrs. j. W. E:ubank. of Shanghai
King and Queen. visited Mrs. rhiliy
Gibson and Miro. ]. II. Gary this
week.
Or. and Mrs. -. Il. Bagby and son
y. T., Jr.. nave returned from Kappa,
hammock County. where they wcr'
called by the illness. resulting later
in d.ath. of Mrs. BaEby's father, s. Il
Johnson. Mr.. johnson was So year.
OF age. having served his country a!
sheriff for thirty years. and then a.
supervisor for twenty years. lie hclt
at the time OF his death the deed u
his home signed by Fairfax In 1852
Mrs. Miller. before her marriage
Miss Parrish Richardson. OF Book
New Kent. was the guest on Tuesda.
OF DR.. and Mrs. George W. Richard
son.
Miss Cordy Nurnaily. Of Richmond
I was the week end guest Of Mis-
Clara Thrift. returning to her hom
Sunday afternoon.
The 'c.ean -Cp-campai En." ordcre
by Mayor II. Lane Cooke. begin
Monday. April Il.
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ENT's END LAUNCHES
MUCH SOCIAL ACTIVITY
lmcrous Functions Arc Planned
or Early Future-Prospcctivc
Brides Entertained by Friends.

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
DaNVlILE. VA. April 3.--Thc close
the Lcntcn season will be marked
social activity during the coming
Us, including parties and showers
some prospective brides. among
csc being Miss Claire Westhrook.
10 is soon to be married.
Miss Matte Watson entertained in
honor on Wednesday at Il shower
ven at tho home OF Mrs. J. II. Tate.
which number of miscellaneous
IT'S we're presented TO her. Among
ose present were Misses Claire and
'uise Wostbrook. Mrs. Herbert Haw-
ms. Mrs. James Thomas. Mrs. Harry
IA. Mrs. Charles ". White. Mrs. VIII
I'M +. Thomas. Miss Almcyda Cole
Al. Miss Alice Coleman. Miss Ruth
lines. Miss Ruby Richardson. Miss
nnic Turner. Miss Lucille West
ook and Miss Irwin Townes.
Several Danville golf enthusiasts
no spent most OF last week at Pine
,rst watching the North and South
nmpionship have returned to Dan
lie, the number including DR.. and
RS. Julian Robinson. DR.. and Mrs.
w. Edmunds. Or. l.. II, Miller,
mes Harrison. John SchooIhcld
ilcoln Kerr Harris and w. L.
1bertson.
The Danviilc Garden club met on
.iday afternoon at the Memorial
insion. where Or. McCuiloch gave
illustrated lecture on birds.
Mrs. William 4. Hughes has issued
Mutations to an at-homc which wil
given on Thursday. April S. and
1ich VIII be given In honor OF hei
lest. Miss Alice Davis. from Nor
H.
Easter music viii b. the feature
church services tomorrow. The
oirs OF various denominations have
en- preparing special anthems iol
C dan. elaborate programs ocini
ady at the First Presbyterian, MI
.rnon Methodist and the First Bal?
:: Churches.
Honors o. :hc graduating class a
tnrillc Military Institute have bcci
nounced. Cadet Wolcott X. Dudley
Port Henry. y. y. being nance
lcdlctorian. and Carl l. Thomas
lutatorian.
Mrs. Joseph Taylor. OF Greensboro
g.. is the guest OF her parents. III
I'd Mrs. e.. w. DodSon.
Miss RUDY kcrns has return"
ON Richmond to spent Easter Wit
r parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. q, kcrn'
Miss Elizabeth Blair Maury TX hom
ON Norfolk 10 spend Easter wit
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. GrccnhoN
aury
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'iEaR|EE

raft. spent tho, Weekend at the tMe9yn z -.
of Mrs. Gums parents. Mr.. Guni.rc-
turning home Tuesday. and
remaining for longer visit. . ~
Leland and Richard Shores aH1
Domingo Mosco,o. or Petershurss
spent the weekend with. the uothsG
OF Mcssrs. Short. Mrs. O. IL. Short.ss
returning to Petersburg on SrnSAG-sss
by motor. accompanied by Mrs.
Crcath. :. .58ssSs--a<,s
Hcrbcr. Trotter. OF Norfolk, spenxsr'
a part of last week the guest OF Dis =
brother w. \. Trotter. as;4Si9i
Miss Flossie Rawlings. OF a,fichcEl
mond. Is spending tho Easter; n2if.'
days the guest OF Miss Pattie Princo
| Turnbull. at "Ifarmony Grove. 49,
Mrs. u. /. Creath. of Richmond
| spent the wcck-cnd with her mothers
! Mrs. .. L.. Short. 800
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WEST POINT

,Snsc;a, 10 The Times Dispatch.l
EST POINT, VA, April 3.-The
ring and coming relative to the
,s,,.r season have started. Misses
irpinia Farinholt. Corncha iogS.
uden,s in the fredericksburg Nor
A, College; Miss Emily Gault. from
estern Maryland College. West
mister, Md: Messrs. Edward Bland
|,d Lewis Milford, of the University
/ Virginia: Richard Billiard and
|ichard Rroaddus. OF Richmond Col
sc. will visit their homes during
he holidays. Miss Josephine Free
an. of West Point. student At
II fredericksburg College, expects TO
bend the holidays in North Caro-
ma with relatives. Miss Lucy Lips
limb. OF the local High School. viii
sis Miss Wilmer Spanglcr. at High
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The Best Insurance
Against Influenza
.ominent Educator Believes That Vapomen-
tina Is A Sure Preventive

tril. Bramc's vapomentha Salve
pcnetratcs the pores of the skin. re-
lfcving congestion. at the same time
healing vapors arise and are brcathed
through the mouth and nose, loosen
ing the phlegm and causing the pa
ticnt to breathe freely. It's absolute
reliability Is evidenced by dozens of
unsolicited testimonials. Brame's
Napomcntha Salvc will relieve pneu-
monia, influenza, grippe, pleurisy.
bronchitis. whooping cough, catarrh.
asthma. tonsilitis. hay fever and in
Illumination OF the skin.
Vapomentha Is applied externally.
and it will not stain the clothes. as
other salves do. No home should
ever be without II. Buy II from your
dealer or direct from the Brame Drug
Co, North Wilkcsboro. N. c.. A small
bottle costs 30c; much larger one,
containing six times as much SI2o.-
Adv.
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LAWRENCEVILLE

I.AWRENCEVILLE. VA, April ..
Miss Harriet Purdy is expected
Miss Harriet Purdy is expected.
home Friday to spend her Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. purdy. Miss Purdy is a
student at the State Normal al,
Farmvillc.
Mrs. George w. wesson and son
prcwry spent Sunday AT Yale, Sus-
sex County. tho guest OF Mrs. Wcs-
sons sister, Mrs. \. W. Parker.
making tho trip by automobile.
+. y. Drowry left on Monday for
the home of his daughter. Mrs. \.
W. Parker. after two weeks visit
to his daughter. Mrs. George w,
WcsSon.
Mrs. u. H. Penney. Miss Sara
| Penney and Master Hammond Pen
n"y. of Erwin. Tenn. arc visiting
| Mrs. Pcnncys mother, Mrs. L.. NJ
! Westcr.
Miss Lucille Reuben and her
friend. Miss Henrietta Morinholt
! who are attending Gouchcr College
/ Of Miss Reuben. MIR. and Mrs. James
| Reuben.
| Miss Frances Snow and Mrs. j. e
Snow are spending several days ir
! Raleigh y. G.. the guest OF Mrs
| Virginia Snow.
! {. l.. smith and family. of Colds
| horo. y. G., arrived this week u
! visit Mrs. Smiths father, Sheriff L
! r.. Turnbull. At his county homo
! Harmony Grove"
Harold Reuben. who is attending
school at the University OF rcnnsyl
vania. Pa. spent the Easter holiday
At the home of his parents. MIR. ant
Mrs. James Reuben.
Marion PEBBLES, of Randolph
Macon College. Ashland. arrive,
| Tues lay TO spend the holidays witt
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. ". 5
| PEBBLES.
Mrs. o. l.. Short left Monday 70
Roydton. where she will spend som
time with her daughter, Mrs. lrb
Turnbuii
Rev. and Mrs w c. Gum. of Jar
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pr. r. NJ. Brame, discoverer OF
rames yapomentha Salve, has
tor from c. C. Wright, Superinten-
ant OF the Wilkes County. y. G., Pub
= Schools. in which he says: we
I've used Frames Vapomentha Salve
DR. nearly all the ills for which 1t Is
|rescribed and have always secured
|,tisfactory results. IL used in time
has never failed TO break up colds,
|sually the forerunncr of Grippe. In
|uenza and Pneumonia
|oeak from personal observation.
|elievc IL this preparation is used in
me ii will prevent the development
h pneumonia in every instance. II
lsed according to directions"
These strong statements are fully
|,stified by the remarkable recovcries
hat follow. Brame's Vapomcntha
alive is applied freely over the chest
ad throat and inserted In each nos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
last week with their childrcn in Nor.

| folk.
Alfred Edmonds spent several days
| last week in Richmond.
| Mrs. Bliscoc. OF Norfolk. Is the guest
| OF Mrs. II. II. Watson