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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11

Juice, the FAMOUS hcFba! stomach
remedy. Is is att"stob ~. the numer-
puG testimonials % wcN-known local
pe"rle Who have reclaimed their health
bE It's Use.
one Q, tho raos, reccn. .a .ha, Of
NJ George H. Heath. o. No. 1898
Highland Avenue. a w.n-knnwn rcs!-
o"hi ~ ''prfDlk. who has u vide cir
r.e 81 'rI=nd' !ia tells how mis- w.fc
va '"at"rei 70 health By Plan, Juice
as follows:
Hiy wife has been "a great sufferer
ron bi"mncA trDunlc for many years
"H!eH CAUSES great quantities Of gas
|" ipiin 40 h"r stomach. and she was
~ constant pain This affected her
mart ana made her 10 ncrvous thai.
aA' '"uIh not slc"p AZ nigbt. At times
81. got 10 wcaE That she thought sh.
was gong To- die She had tried all
xmas Of medicines Tor nor trouble.
""I nothing ever gave her any relief
H"'!t sac started to take yo,Ir rneai-
enc rant Juice. TIA; seemed To be
!"+' nc medicine She needed, tor II
h''i'e! her from tho very first dosc
an" now "hc is nhic to eat her meals.
S'e"p' Ene AZ uiEh, and has no more
"n"'" from gas We are certainty
f'"' 10 recommend this nno modl-
PIant Juice ~ sold IN Richmond At
thsie's Drug store: In Petersburg
ny morrison. Tho Drug Man; In Chase.
~ ~ The Chase City Drug CO.
hu'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
VIRGINIA ELEIEN HOLDS
LAST HARD PRACTICE

iSIec!-. q. -z -.ss- s-s,..
CHAHi.y-.. - = H. ~
Virginia r.a-;-. -.--
the Orange exc s---.sr
through IT. .4-. Fz-s
inr: tnt W-s- .'E .- go
ur6ay The -<rr.g. 4 -
nina Close. gat-- sz ~. -.., -
Dc used a:a!,-t -. Arg.--.
srcrc gone over --E..r
Coach it!cc "ars=a j. a.-ets. a.t-.-.
.cynhnsht as % t1@ o4;--:t- a., ne
contest "tatus' ths t+e.. .stt-f
lrounced W. airg.g- aad IL. a..
saturday IN Cnsfi.-,Ja
The iDca! warriors ,,isl he .ner
Ictt tHH@ff'" when ruiy q l!gn-
SiSna dT!i Mi B." heia ~ I.a-f.Def-
f!eiu. "e7' NirS.ni. hardly wl!l
bold Il woTkDui here. as a.. :aso. H.
not expected in CharIg.,-...I... -i'-.,,i
carly Saturday morning. IL 8, tt.oqjt.E,
that Coach SpGuys viii Civ. r..
ioohtaihC,ra Eight urasflgr r.-,l,'..
,nW afternoon be!"ie tNe team leaves
WaS!ii!ie t"A' Nh+re II TOPPED ~ Wit,
HeSS IN" hriH.sticc bay rcl.nr,,.,,f
Prediction at Eritiiron n.,'i,,.,,
Cnhcu' IN ioF"Dasiine defeat Tor tha
.r"Hsc ana f!ue. ana sugn "a pred!.-
tio! - justified .IpiH every aEt.i. ~
the dope W!tA upwards II :a6o
SPcctatO!h u! attendance at Nlr.iuia's
niRseSt nom" Eans". however IL q.
team VIII hsht nard 10 spill the done.
y comparison OF previous SCORES
gives the iOuuta!ucerS til, l.nd H..
an easy margin, blt IL is GoubfFll
mat anything about Saturdays ram.
WIZ De easy. Thc c!ashiug %! IN.
leans IRON me two N!rgin!as viii he
accofnpah!cd b? Il display of GOOD
football. the sort that often brirrs
a kurprisc. and Il is Virginia iin
hopes 10 stage a surprise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
CADETS ARE DEPENDING
UPON RICHMOND YOUTH
Ed Ryder Will Do Punling
for Y. NJ. I. Against
Kentucky.
ISpSGial t" The Timos-Dispatch.l

iSp.cial to The Times Dispatch
LEN NOTION, VA. Nov. I6.-Owiur
10 me departure OF the V NJ. /. squad
Oh 'he +:lo train this afternoon I,rac-
-, WIS ma earlier than usual The
ur'I consisted OF work in All depart
htchiS OF Kicking, followed by :. short
s'sha! rehearsal. Final practic. in
university OF Kentucky Saturday Will
be held in Louisville tomorrow ;, f,o~t
noon. ti'''-
Il IL probable tina; the ba,I;n,ld
consisting of Eaulchncr. Ryder. Cos.
ioilo and Vcnahle. which sXen- Marin
roma on th"ir fee, in the final
StaSeS OF the game with the Tarh..Is
!'St saturday. Will start the game
nchihst Kentucky, while the hitherto
MFst -string backicld, consistin,. nf
far!eE. shannon. Bunting and A,wn,I
VIII View the first part OF the game
from the bench a''''e
der, n Richmond bog. whose az
lrhsiVc work featured tho Y. NJ.
comeback, has been getting good dis.
"i"." out OF his punts this week and
90 'rc hooting for IN. Cadats II,
Si"c. OF FARLEY: Ryder. Incidentally
u'spi"ctd hunting. who IS tho only
reltEhh ieit this year from, I.ecch's
'n .S bacKfeld OF last season, hut
.un'ihe VII! surely appear In ma
game. '"sc oi inc
captain Summers. all South Atlanta
tackle OF last season, mas .,rnv..r..G
rom the ATTACK OF malaria INIT /, al
rNi low ~ tn. beginning Of tho snn-
son. ana IS now playing the Kind nf
las, year. '"' 'ft'ic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
ROANOKE COLLEGE PLAYS
GENERALS TOMORROW
Washington and Lee Coacl,
Has Respect for Light Team
From Salem
special to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. lO.-In
pi'e Of tho muddy field ana bad
Weather. hard workout was given
10 Generals today on Wilson Field
y Coach Raftery, looking forward
. the game here with Roanoke Col
'gc Saturday.
Thou%h tho game with the Maroons
"nn salem ~ considered Il more or
ess rcSt-up game before the cIasi,
lth Centre In Louisville on the 18Th.
nc strength Of their opponents Tor
,thrtlay IL not being undcresti,nutch,
he Roanoke team. under the coach
iS OF Pinky'' Spruhan. last ycar's
VI. ]. coach. has been rated M on.
ihc strongest little" teams In tho
tate. The fact that they fought 4.
Il. !. to stondstil for three uuar-
erS OF the game. ana were only
eaten in that quarter by n l3-to-J
score. Is evidence enough Of the CAL
Der or this team.
The entire squad is In tho best of
hnpc following the hard game with
he Mountaincsrs In Charleston last
.Vceh. no injuries outside of the usual
bruises nnd strains having been sus-
tanned Four-hour workouts are be-
ng given daily on Wilson Field i'm
preparation for the game with Roa-
noke, and In strengthening the eleven
'or the clash with the Praying COL
onels The following Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
JOHNNY BUFF REMAINS
BlHTAMW[|GHT Chang, J
Iitlcholder Given Judges Dc.
cision Over Jack Shawkey
in New York.
IEv Associniod pr,.,

NEW YORK. Nov. I0.--Johnnv Bufr,
worlds bantamweisht boxing cham
D;oB retained his title tonight by OBJ
tanning judges decision over Jack
Sharkcy. OF New York. at the end OF
their hftecn-round bout In Madison
Beaten In number OF the earlier
rounds. Bun started II winning Of
'snsivc In the twelfth round. aud by
ne ne rower OF his hitting turned the
Bun opened the tight with Il rush.
but Sharkcy's wcli-placed blows
slowed hi up for "a while. He was
staggered by Sharkty's blow on nu-
mrr3us occasions. but rccurera Ted
sharkcv had the better of five
rounds. six went IN Buff and four
were even. Bun weighed Ill pounds
and Sharkcy 1lG 12.
The Fight by Hounds.
Round one-Thc champion took tho
r!sht swings for the body. they
rlin"hcd. There We're several light
exchanges ut close quarters
Round two--Shr rkey landed a left
to the stomach. s'ipped and fell hut
was up again. Bun landed right and
'"ft IN the head. There was 81 ncrce
Interchange OF body punching, Led hv
Buff. Both were wild.
Round thrcc-Butf sent a hard right
AMI left To the body. Bluffs stomach
stopped hard right.
Round four-Sharkcy took the Of
fcnsive. but was wild. Sharkcy sent
=. right To stomach. Fun landed hard
light on jaw.
Found tive--SharkcY sent stiT left
10 stomach. and In clinch upper cut
KUN with LETT. Bun was short with
riGht To law. Sharkcy pounded Bun
with rights and left To stomach and
head.
Round six--Sharkcy countcred a 50.
RES OF right uDpcrcuts with straight
'"f's to the jaw.
Round seVcu---Sharkey swung hard
rights ana Left To the body, Bun re-
turning with right and left hooks
TO the Jaw. Shark-y staggered Burr
with rights to body and n lief, to the
jaw.
Round c!ght-Sharkey hooked twice
with left 10 jaw and Aazcu Bun with
tights To stomach. they swung hard
NJ close quarters. Sharkcy appeared
70 have The better of The in lighting
Sharicy staggered the champion with
a left To jaw.
Round ninc--Sharkey again stag
gcrcd Bun with left to Jaw. Bu.s
landed ligh, icfts To the head. and
Shark"y followed with two right up-
percuts. Both landed hard body
blows in Sharkey's corner and then
missed and slipped. Both were on
their knees at the bell.
kound tcn--Eun landed to Jaw.
men left to stomach. Sharkcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
ny sidney Il. whipplc.
United News STAN corresnonder

I.
NEW YORK. N"v. TO- la stern
FOOTBALL fans look for II double thrill
on saturday. when the Princeton
iiEer. refreshed by the square meal
- made on Harvard. stalks after Eli
iale at New Haven. while the UNI
beaten Navy hatticS with the equal
~ victorious Penn State eleven at
rniiadeip niu.
The pr;ncetcu-Ya dispute Will
nave all the traditional giamor ana
spectacular phases OF Il biz three
game. The Navy-pcn State afra;r
VIII have all the strategy. all the real
iootbali. with less Of the tradition.
laic'S power. infested by any Sc
clous contender other than the Army.
Is more or less predetermined. Eli
comes Into The closing weeks of the
season unbcatrn. hut without dis
c.osins many secrets of her offensive
Gapnoiiiiy or defensive strength.
lrincston. eliminated :rom serious
considerauon rs contender for the
championship" OF the East through
her two defeats Ivy the Navy and
chicago, recovered from the slump
sufficiently TO roll back llarvard's
most formidable attach. Ii the ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
LRy Associnicd rrnsx1

WhSHTNGTON. Nov. i0.-Secr.tory.
weeks has Informed Gustuvus Kirby.
pt New York, president ~ III. Amer
team olympic committee that tho
War aud Navy Departm1 nts nrc ,ii..
Inclined I" nililiate with the move
sent sim rights 10 body and left ~
mead. Ifun was bleeding al No
mouth; Most Of his blows were go
Round clevcn-S harkcy.s Icf, r,,r,,
a TATTOO on the champions inv 4
rit 10 the chin scnt Bur starrcrInt.
30 the ropes. Bun missed srvrr,i
r,Ehi swings for the head. Shark.y
'aHneu ieit 10 jaw at the bell.
hard rights and leg, TO Godv '"n ,:n,i
s.opned. claiming foul. Referee or
nercu Nihc men To resume. SharI,cy
continued the assault ON Buns h.ud
r my nody. Bur countercd with
L,sT,s ana t let's to head. Tho title
landed left to chin at the bell.
Round thirteen-IsuT missed ,cf,
Ippercut and took light right 10
NE stomach. They fought lightly at
close Quarters. Bum sent right to
head. Bun sent hard rights aud
lcfts 70 the body. Bun landed right
h-iu LEFT uppcrcuts Mt the bell
round fourtcen-Sharkcy sent
iisnt let's to the face. Bun counter
,hs WIN hSht body blows. Bum had
me better OF battle at close u,I.r-
,ers. Hun landed right to body ana
rlehts and let's To- jaw.
Rounn nfteen-Both landed lcf,s to
Jaw: Hun sent hard right To Shar-
Keys Jaw Sharkey staggered Hun
WIN LEFT to the Jaw. Bun came hack
with rights TO tho head. Both misscS
swings to the head. Sharkcy sent
right TO stomach at tho hell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
DOUBLE THRILL PROMISED
EASTERN FANS TOMORROW
Princeton-la ale and Penn StateNavy Clashes Features
OF Football Program-Tigers Confident After Vic
tory Last Week Over Harvard

ger has progressed far enough TO do
mo same To Yale, the so-calIcd his
three exists only in name. Ana few
would 70" rash enough to say which
team Will win.
The Penn state machine is still con
'aef"d siieht--very slight-favor-
lie over the Navy, but MIL face It's
FINEST opposition of the year M
Hhilad"lphia. Both teams have a
powerful. sma shing onensc Penn
tate. IN kNlinScr. Llghtncr AID
neil is credited with the better back
cid. Navy has the better line. Here.
gain. in spite Of better odds---whicl,
mean little because they are usually
influenced by scniimrnt-it looks like
an even break.
Dartmouth ami PENNSYLVANIA meet
New York TOR Il game that viii
lave no bearing on the general foot
'an situation. hut which will be
icenlN interesting. Harvard. prepar-
nS Tor Yale, has 4 weak Brown team
(" practice on, and should have no
'ithculty in disposing of IL.
Pittsburgh. which has been rum
lins along with the leaders. has a
determined and powerful opponent in
he big, Washington and Jefferson
nleven. but should Win on the face
% previous records
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
GENERALS TO RACE
MARYLAND BARRIERS

LEN iNGToN. VA. Nov. i0.-Tbo
!" "sh'i. ki.j' ana Lee cross. country
lam VIII race the Maryland STAT.
tGair a College Park. Md. Xov.m%n,
IN the 'irst dual meet to hc h.Ii
., ".cn the two institutions. Conn,
pI".chsr has been sending The mon
and reports the local team, 4, "n
.en, shape for ;hc contest.
THIS II tho last meet for bn,l,
nnti Thankscivins when thcv Vii
~" III ,hr south Atlantic champion.
crack teams OF the South. ''' y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
TARHEELS WIN TENNIS
TOURNAMENT EASILY

Sp"c,al To The Times Dispatch.I
btRfi NJ y. G. Nov. l0.-carnliua
defeated Trinity in tennis tntlrna-
mont mere tn!s afternoon taking both
doubles and two out OF three singles
Powell turned IN the only ylctorv
lot trinity. winning his match from
harden by scores of Cd 70 Sc
other results were rs follows:
SlaEleS-Iohnston fcnro!innD. ru--
rentinc tTrinity). 6-I. G-l: cox fC,nr.
oltnal. l.eilcr tTrinity). G-l. G.l. In
tho double Turrcntine and Summers
trinity. lost to Johnston and Jcrni-
Cox. Carolina, defeated Powell and
Letter. Trinity 6-l Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
CHURCH HILL CITIZENS
HOLD MASS.MEETINC

Citizens o. Church iliil met las,
night III tn. Bellevue school. where
q mass meeting In The interest OF
n. CArrch Hi! Athletic Club was
held. Approximately 80 supporters
OF Tho organization were present.
Several boxing ana wres,!in. matciIes
entertained the spectators. Another
-Ur,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Virginia Tech Plays
n. C.. State in Norfolk

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. lG.-With
football teams al North Carolina
state College aud Virginia Poly
tcchnic Institute already here.
fans OF this city have prepared
themselves for one Of the most
thrilling gridiron battles in til.
history Of Norfolk tomorrow.
Declared TO have tho strongest
ei"NcUS in recent years, th:,
Armisticc Day game should bc
Close. state College defeated Viz
ginia Tech last year. but III.
orange md Maroon has displayed
AN Improvement this year and Is
out II arcnSc the defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
SAN DIEGO BUSINESS
MEN AFTER CENTRE

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. lo.-A
committee OF San Diego business men
invited the Centre College football
team TO play the Ail-Iaclic Fleet
eleven here Christmas Day
Inc i'a"Hdena Tournament OF Roses
SfSvclation announces IL has cN-
tended no invitations TO amy foot.
Dali team To play here New Ycar'a
Day ana would not until after III.
rcGnlhr fOOlhnll anlsnn cinsns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
ZbyslLo To ,yr..,,,

Nf:W YORK.. Nov. -S,an!s,aus
"a, "np' W9rins champion wrestler.
~ ~, hrienh his tit. against I'D
,,:Sisanglef) Lewis at Madison sopars
IhIncn on November IS Tex Ricii :
ara. promoter. viii present IN. win.
ner OF ne match with a dlamond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
SHE THOUGHT SHE
COULD NOT LIVE
Well-known Eirginian Re-
lates How Plant Juice Re-
stored His Wife's Health.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims 1t Helped Her from the
Very First Dose and Can
Now Eat Her Meals.

When nature calls for assistance Il;
Il needed quickly. but /: must be IL
rc'n "dy that Leaves no bad effects:
tAa' "u!!cs up. no; tears down. This
is the new iogicu! cfec, Of Plant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Miss Lucille Godfrey and her cou- sin, Miss Marion Betts of Lafayette street, will leave next week for Web ster, Mass, where they will be enter tained at the home of Miss Louise HurEburt for several days
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
CHEFS HONOR
 INDIAN HERO

Cannon Ball, N D., May 2O-With all the ceremony accorded a chieftain in bygone days. Albert Grass, 21, last chief of the Dakota Sioux Indians, who was killed while fighting in France. was buried today. Mingled with the Indian rites were services of the American Legion and religious ceremony of the local Catholic church. everal thousand Indians at tended
 The final resting place for the young chief is Holy Hill. a spot sacred to the Indians, where the last great sundance of the Sioux was held. Grass body reached here from France this week
 The White Horse Riders had charge of the Indian ceremonies, consisting mainly of chanting dances, which lasted throughout last night. The White Horse Riders is composed of middle aged warriors who won membership in the organization many years ago through special bravery. After the White Horse cer- emonial, regulation military funeral services were conducted by the legion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
COURT HEARS
 MlNOR GASES

Twelve cases of minor importance were disposed of dn rather lengthy session Of the City court today.
 Edward McCafrery, ->of St Vim cents hospital. who was arrested last night for breach of the peace, was released from custody. his case being nolled- Patrolhan WaTgo. who made the arrest. said that McCaffery get fresh, and refused to give him his name and address. Judge Bart lett declared that the mans action did not warrant h!s being taken into custody.
 simon Brophy of s17 North avenue, arrested at the local railroad station yesterday afternoon for failing to pay his fare on a trip from New Britain to Bridgeport, was fined s and costs.
 AdoIph zisman of 4 Success ave nue, was arraigned for violating the traffic rules and his case was nolIed on the payment of s1.
 Two local boys who were arrested in Wallinsford yesterday were ar raigned in the Juvenile court and their eases were continued until May 2S. It is alleged that the boys had in their possession at the time of their arrest, S1O0 in War Savings stamps and an automobile which they had taken without permission. The ma chine was owned by the father of one of the youngsters.
 The cases of Edward J. Griffin. of II Carlton avenue, and Albert J. Smlth, Of 4O Jackson avenue. beth of whom were arrested for annoying girls and women. were continued un- til tomorrow under $50 bonds
 Robert Ford of 639 Water street. who was arrested yesterday afternoon ai- the Commercial house on a charge of burglary, was sentenced to IS days in all for vagrancy. Ford denied that he stole anything from the hotel
 Alleged to have been found in a freight car in the East Side yards Wednesday night, Herman J. Rose of l92 Connecticut avenue was again brought before the court on technical charges of the breach of the peace. His case was continued until next Wednesday, and he was released un- der S100 bonds. The young man has denied the theft of articles from the car.
 A fine of s5 and costs was imposed upon John Hobert of Greens Farms who was arrested last night for drunkenness and breach of the peace.
 Found in the rear of a residence at 493 Park avenue late last night, Lewis Clark of 147 Clarence street and AL bert Blanchard of Fairfield were ar rested for breach of the peace. Both cases were nolled by Judge Frederic A Bartlett, after the men had made q satisfactory explanation of their presence in the yard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
76 NEW CITIZENS

During the daily grind yesterday in Naturalization court 76 new ciu- zens were admitted by Judge John P. Kellogg, after examination. An other three day session will commence May 31 with Judge John E. keeler presiding.
 The number of cases continued yes terday was 37, while seven were held up to investigate draft records, nine to give the applicant another oppor- tunity to learn to read English and 21 for further study of the govern ment. One case was turned down yesterday. During the two weeks that the court has been in session 544 new citizens have been made.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Sr.rE oF CONNECTICUT,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District
 Of Bridgeport ss. Probate Court,
 April 18th. 1921 -. Estate of Catherine A. Moran, late of the Town of bridgeport, in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District six months; from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to Dresent their accounts properly at tested. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to saio Estate are requested to make lmrneolaee
 WILLIAM J. MORAN, Executor
 R19ss Address 14bi Nortn RNee
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

All pure silk, in plain colors. also cOlored with satin border, good heavy quality. in excellent widths, for hair bows and sashes- 29C a yd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
7heSnifh=MurTayCa
WEST END.

It is seldom that motion picture goers are afforded so rich and rare a treat as was given the audiences yesterday at the West End theatre, to see The Great Redeemer,' the i'm pressive Maurice TOurne super pro- auction. All who attended the show ing of this picture came away with something to think about. after hay ing been held sp:ellbound by a power ful and intensely human narrative It will be shown again tonight
 Buster keat1n in "Neighbors,' 2 reel comedy. will also be shown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
MAY SETTLE
 DIFFERENCES

the differences between the Clothing Manufacturers Association and 40,- 900 members of the Anlalgamated Clothing Workers Union, who have been on strike since December last, is expected to be made in conferences to be opened next week, Sidney Hill man, president of the workers or ganization said today.
 Opening of peace barley was made possibA MT. Hilfman said, by the resignation of President William A. BandIer and 25 firms of the asso- citation, who were opposed to nego- tiations with the workers. Sixty-five firms remain in the association.
 MT. Bandler, in annauncing his resignation, stated that the 25 in the association told him they would never do business with the amalgamated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Miss Mary Hoadley of King street, Stratford, the popular telephone op- orator at the Bridgeport Trust Co.,. is confined at the Bridgeport hospital, where she recently underwent an op- eration for appendicitis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Misses Lillian and Ruth Drew of Manhattan avenue will entertain sev- eral New York guests at a house party next week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Last Opportunity To Select Your Personal Needs At Savings

Our Big Value Giving Sale of Personal Wearing Ap- pare will lend this week. If you haven't seen the won derful bargains in all practical needs-at good
 ical prices don't let the day pass without visiting this Dept.-2nd Floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Kills PeSlxY Bed Bugs
 F. D. O.

Just think. a 25c box of P. D. e. Pesky Devils Quietus), makes a quart, enough to kill million bedbugs, reaches, f1eaS or cooties and stops future generations by killing the eggs and does not injure the clothing.
 Liquid fire to the bedbus;S is what P. D. O. is like bedbtIgs stand as ssood a chance a snCwbaIl in a justly famed heat resort Patent spout free in every package of P. D. Q. to enable you to kill them and their egg nests in the cracks.
 Look for the devils head on every box then you'll have what Hospitals have found to be the best insecticide known to science Special Hospital size $2.50 makes five gallons 8 souts- either size at your druggist sent pre- paid upon receipt of price by the Owl Chemical Co.,, Terre Haute. Ind. Genu- inc P. D. Q. is never peddled
 Sold by D. Hartigan'S Drug Stores Hindle's Drug Stores and other leading druggistS.-Adv.