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TO COMPENSATE FARMERS
IN PINK BOIL WORM AREAS
Try .Asancin,.h Pr. =,

NNSiiINtToN Jun" Ia-I'nd.,
resolution introduced today by Chair
man N"rriS. ~ the senate A.ri.Y,I-
i"f" ."iHniii"c. on recommendation
"' secretary Wallace. $2On. onn az M.
ana alr"ad! appropriated 10 fight Tho.
N'hN boil worm in the Snuihw..tcrr
cotton states would h" used. ,nra,h
"r with stat" funds. to conp.ns,,r
l"rh'"r" WI" ar" required I" ls.cp land
".. IN IN" zones established around
Infected areas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
PROBE THEFT of WHISKY
FROM DANVlLLE PHARMACY

Especial I" The Times Dispatch
nANNll.i.t:, VA. June IA Fed
"rdi officer mas como 10 Da,nvill. :,
make an Investigation into the thief,
OF !"riN-nin" pints ot liquor a few
nights ago from "a local drug store,
IN" Loot being valued at about si5r
~ - Learned on good authority that
four young men Of this city are in
N"iN"d in the affair To = greater or
lesser degree hu, as vet no warrants
nav" h"en issued. ono Of tho men
said to have been involved has LETT
the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
BRIGHT TO HAD VIRGINIA
ALPHA, OF PHI BETA KAPPA
| SpociaI 10 Tho Times DIsnotch

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June 10
Robert : Bright a distinguished
lawyer of Philadelphia and an alum
mus az IN" College of William and
Mary. has been elected presitrr. II
III" Virginia Alpha % the Phi Beta
KAPPA society for tn. ensuing yca-.
Nr Fright formerly lived in VIII
liamSourg. ana attended the college
after it's rcjuvcuation in 1855 Tho
pros idcncy of the mother" chapter
ur rh! Rota Kappa is a distinct NJ
"rary honor and is highly valued ny
amy distinguished man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14

s,.sa N,.r,.f -, ~" !" i;%adinc curb i.
ION" hu; tft"r ti- ar, hour iha ,1,. -,
M ne "'niGrc srril and llcr"as c,i
Yer ~" present movement, 90.
$3.50 Issue h 't ,.Had" du-lr. Il" ~,
~ ICES '"r h"isw lost voaI's ,'r.S.,. -
n' Si"ok declined 'n III" which n..nS
81 !r. frd'y. S','.' ~ ,hH nov ~b,,,.
t'Sn.i"d ~ r.-'h.r lr"r 90, -,
1"ay- | 100 - N'r" H'|"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
WORLD COTTON CONFERENCE
OPENS IN LIVERPOOL
nv A.socia,.l rr,.v

LIN ERIpol. Jun. i3.-Thr vo,II
cotton conference" rcpr.s,nrinc MIN,
teen nations. including the I-ni,.j
states. opened its sessions her. mis-
morning. Lord Emmett. former al
rector Of III" stat" Department nrc-
sided. Lieutenant Colonel John 7
Shntc. promincn, in the british 90, :
ton trade. welcomed the dc!cp,tcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
TONE OF COTTON MARKET
CHANGES TO DEPRESSION

NEW ORLEANS. La. June - Wall
prices wcr" higher in thc early ,rad.r;.
cotton today. IN" tone ~! tn marker
changed at about the middle OF the ninrA.
Ing ard thereafter prices were depressed
although on III" closc som" s;cahncs. w.s
displayed. due 10 realizing by shorts and
last prices were unchanged I" { points
down. compared with tho last prices OF
last week. 81 the highest tho trading
months were TO 10 points over Saturdays
under.
Early steadine.. was duo To the rain,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
NV Universal Scrvicc.I
JEW YORK June ii-Haura nf cot
Fort novcmcnt:

New York. Miiding. 1916; receipts. 2sn:
Minor por;s-Stock $50
rciHl i"cd.aoymi,occipts. 1855; exports, 30 ;
ISL, -
Total for scason-Rcocip,s s.?se5s: OK
nOriA. i.G1l. 81
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Traders take ADVANTAGE /
CONTINUED LIQUIDATION
"i"n of Professionals Cause.
Something Like Decentralization
=" i'm Stock Market.
TEEI. TAKES BIG SLUMP
fhny New Low Records for Year
Made in Some Sharcs-Sharp
hhiIy Occurs in Short Cover.
ings.
EEL. TAKES BIG SLUMP
ny u. g.. IIarnuin.


by tinted -\""sl
NEW YORK. June 10 Something
H. Decentralization occurred IN tho
took marie, during the noon hou,
pay continual liquidation BY largo
'.anciaI interests ~ connection with
roz.n commercial focal aud foreign
r"iits being used TO adyantnre h.-
3rof"ssional traders who were al
'hdy short ~ s'ockS. y number or
top loss orders were reached on lonE
locks "hrried through AL of tho
1eSIin.s ~ the past Ave weeks. Many
g" iow records for tho yctr wcr..
ado for shares such as Great North
IN Northern Fncii" and United
't"te% steel. The etock last nance
on even lower than the loss rocord
or ij." mad" in i,cc"mhor at ISL;
Ni''" tn" low prices FOR tn" dag wcr"
n'd". sharp rally occurred on short
!n'erine
Todaye low price Tor s,eol con-
non compares "irh this yesr's high
II - - Last y"nr'- hish VA. 100.
or i"lf tn" hirh was HOE: FOR
'la, nc IL for 1917. it was ! &c IS.
no hign Tor all time Tho high for
;l3 Vas Sal-S Eyer since tn. do
lin" in tho stock market .,ur,cd
'v'r . month ago II has been f"l, In
ht h"st-lnformcd Dnukjn- circles her,
hn' tho bottom wouid not bc reached
in'II steel selling prices were sun-
'tauiiallv reduced aud until such r.
adjustment "aa reflected N steel
shares.
''
Fiar tina, tho price ~ lead had been
Lrn '''"' 90
,o,, ,,S
""'
'i' tt"' anu 't"'''
'"' 81 '''"'" "'
=" - Frs" me. hrhH OF S'HN'hhF"T,
|stH'"d today that The honk loans Of
|hls compHny were nov down 20 So
1000 GOO. against SS.ooo.0to six months
ago. -" stated hint his compan ny
orders on iry hooks FOR between : 900
and ooo cars
pI,gdo,ds y,o ,.y,a ,,t,,. 80
p,, So. c.r,
|ia.- ,..I, .,-,,. X,
.,on "I- un" 20 me ''g.'n% 'nilnF
n" p''' ""tN' months N ~. Hr''"
~ S"-'' li'"' =" '''''f u" 3D. ~ IS" VI
th'i 'h'r' counted Win ih' marker
decline IN "onsum7'ion' n" largely
Increased h"";-"pgar on'pu' tn" in
isrrc s.oof~ he,a. made proa,v Tor
Nm crop soar just ended !mpossihlo.
This is morr nr loss Tho situation win
All SUGAR cornpanicc and interests
c,u none. loaned a., I. nor cont
II, , s,.-a v.b,,r. 400, today
,,,i, -r.,
~
E'N"'i- IN '""'''"'H ''. 80 '"''h ~
SincibI' Wa on OF ''' "''
s''ct '""hN UT w., -''" i,"''hE VIZ"
pls N"AF "'-h '' - '"' W"
- ~ i'' ".-" u'''y '"' ''' '''i''
N sHc ."S' year NJ ".' '1'"'S ,"'''
on h"rF"ns q" "'t "" ~. I"'' W.
NNHl'hu. ", IN ~ 49,
~ ui"' we "'' '"'''' '"'N
NJ '.'' 'N '.'' '''''' '"'
pci '#'ii'. ''' '"N ''''' 90 nv -
y" u'''' '"H "','
:" 'H' 80
"i'N ~ l'M ',
i'' "'N ~ u" 'i' NO. IVY
IN ~" i'ui .n -
80 ,..,'.-,.,.., ,.'i.,,,
me- ''" '"' '''
h"nn Wn''H VT S"'
Nh"iF 49, ..
: l'n'' ~
, '""''''''' an" 80 S"' $50
'"n.''
h' ~
SPEC"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14

~ NtW YORK ;irne ,a The ,h'rd car-
Z "W ION ~ 'h" y"Ht. yump-iSiu. A. ,,,n
h"i"s ~ rugs nuh ~" ron. ~ r,r,,,'i,..
"n"hrn i"ht win "rn"- VOL uainr.ii@d
,ri"s. Wh"'".,'" nr"-nfnr. ,yr-c ,.,!,
hidH"TS FOR lsrr" thts Cotton, y.rr -
Rurla"s continued tr'n '"'''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
spring in>t-M Minute Surprise.

Ip,.. -np,-h, q, sit.h "a, r.lf,f ., v...-,-
mruI,er.
SprIur Inst Minute Sur,r,..
Sn,iut.i,. g, .,rrri. a, iii, as,
,unu,r, ,.h,ir,,,r I,n,.r -, ,h.
tn-,i-, Ar,irs ,.nmmf,,.. j., rb.,..c
nr IN. .i.ht nr.e.u,.J reur.sc,,.,,iv.
l:nurl,o ,...kr,n Demn,.rut No., Work
Ia max. IN. ,lnsi,p a,ru,n.nt Or
nassau. ~ tho r.solu;fon Thc-. h,,l
h.,, TAN, huri,r m. L,y ,h., NJ,
,-o,xr.,u y,-n,,ld mn, -. rnnrd -, l,
vim bis nur,v hu, p,,,,in. him ,,r-
,,-J ia .r1 rho Lch,,, uns., c,1,,,-
',,iuus t., ,h,. crd b,w.y., ,b, xcv
yo-l, m.,rh.r did mn, .c,u,li, v,,o
as M. was n,ir.d
Mr KELLEY who is ,h,,irmon or ,b.
tI,,,s. ,,,,r.,r., o,I
nm win i,s Ji..rm,n.nt nu.udn,,,,
mad. :, h;tt.r u.i,,k an ih. r.soIn.
tton d,cI,rirr ronur.ss w,,,tI liz.
10 ,,,n,orfz. far ITS .,., whirb M. d..
srrit,cd as u,.i,r rc.,., vim 3. mo-,
.l,sr Of IN. hand ur,.r m. rzshin,
nt r-ofcsSinn.I Nr.stl.rs
.Th n-iu,in,l ,,,urk -, 50. -.s,
futinn v.,S h,SnI ne I.rn.,,,v a.,
TN. ground ma; II did mo, rrorc,,,.
n,n,.c, American ,irhts and ,,,, 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
RICHMOND sToch mAis<nr.
Furnished ny Cnskic q. Hurch & Co,
Ills EnSt Main street.
city and State Securities

plu ASKED
3. Va 3s old c. and r.. 1892 So
> Va Centuries. "a.
c. and X. ........l99l 81
West Virginia 33s 1923 7S
"a street Hallway Bondp.
= street uniiHn! Stocks.
Nor T. and l.. Co.. % lS
Va Il. and T.. Co. pfd 100 IS
- va. X. and +. Co, com. 100 Is
RaiIrond stocks.
+. & t., Div. OBJ. 100 EOS
Insurance stocks.
: Va. F.. and ". Ins. Co. IS 81
Bnnk and Trust Company Stock.
Broad Street Bank :. % GO
broadway National. 100 lis
y Commerce and Trusts 100 2lO
Central National -. 100 $50 ls5
Church Hin ........ 100 los
\ First National ...... 100 225
. ,ia.chants National. 100 $50
Mech and Mcr. -. 100 EOS
+, Nat state ana City =. 100 2O0
. Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 $50
v Planters National :. 100 I25
Richmond Trust -. 100 90
West End .......... % 80
~ miscellaneous.
Slarus & Bros Co.. pfd.
6 D. c partici..... 100 100
20. D. I. and S. Co.,. 8
= Std. Pa. Mfg. Co. pr. 100 lo4
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Determine rnct- In cn.c.

Another thing think we should
learn is whether Spectators d.pr., s
IN" price Of grain At harvest tim.
ana later advanc" 1t. Grain dealers
d'nN mat this is done. but the charge
= frequently made The facts IN tho
case ought I" hc determined"
Lcnrpct sand IL II were established
'Nat IN" farmer cannot Ec; adequate
credit. h" hopes il will he shown
whether the Federal reserve system
Us TO blame. or whether the admins
'ration of the law is at fault.
IN" law needs amending. that
VIII be one Of tho things the com
mission will ask he said
An"th"r thing We hope to find IN,
Us why prices az farm products hav.
declined ;" mach more rapidly than
90" things which farmers mast buy
IN" farmer sells his products chcapI,
WI must pay high prices for every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14

I"'Nb'N, iun" Is Ra- silver assn 49,
"siNL" h."ngN. r". cent. ,!i.cn'in' ~, 80.
mo-, h..l~. ~. p"r cent: three month higt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
sti ~,

SUGAR
NEW YORK jun" ~ Tho r,w sugar
n'"'''"i was ""hh and viii" nr ss,lc.
were r"u"r'"d. offerings w,ra u"rc liberal.
"i'h i"r'" N'ps aNu'un," - lir f"r
crnt-ifng' without nnIinS m r,- me
N'"N"''s .n ''Ns vd 2" fnr'h.r ling
"r"s-Ur" In futures ,'id 0-a! u-.cys ,r-.
10 - n"'n'~ OF lover ;"r .r',y' p"~i-
.'.r"mh"r :6I aud March -,
~ - hr"i ih..r YVES decline Of I. 20
{" r"iu With hur gr.tuui-'..I nov ,ifInt.d
81 -" by 81 f"nn"rs. ~ IN" .owrst ia,ni
recorded Ia over fnu. t..~- Rt.,n..
HEain .as .irht ~t'h huy-t. uciin"I IL
''..n Of tn. SPOT m.rH"'
mr. "i.N "ts p, gut.' i'udn .u refined
w Hi"Ns hHf prices woe ..,...- utt,iur
-chN"f"d i'Iuit"ti"n. r"iI.rfI.v thr m
.'tt."h conditions in IA. -uU, market.
In.N t,"'"h - 300. August. SD. S"utsut-
""' "'', and '.'"hri 5'S
NJ: WNOHK Ian. = cnit.usc.J o,
w"s dhlL "iih u'l""S hoiilu- finn or
iccrnE, w.rr !rh.. ,c'D.ile hli, ~" /
u" i"in'S me- higher. S..rS ,s bar.
res l'fiine 'tnb'. - t-kal. pfErt. .n,,,
ii''f Ec.t"N spot 200 July % Sarto,u.
b"i. as De-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14

L. l. 7. 5 y. G.. pa 100 80
N.-G. On ~; y e.. 100 "a
N.-C. Chem. com. 100 9Gi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
49 DEMOCRATS
THROW SUPPORT
TO RESOLUTION
pntlnucd From I'irsr Page

"T''''T|''' T TT'T7' T 'I'@V "E'D
Il debate, which had not changed one
.ot". trough, a sigh of relief 10 weary
member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
CONGRESS TO PROBE
EVERY PHASE OF
FARMING INDUSTRY

Continued From First rHceJ
sumcr. This Involves study OF
marketing processes aud transpor-
tu,ion.
Whether i, IS true that banking
facilities discriminate arnins, the
furmcr aud kc"p him from getting
adequate credit
Why ia" pric" Of soil products de-
ciiu"d relatively 50 much more than
other products. aud whether prices
az things TIA" farmer hnys are being
artinciully maintained
Whether operators and Spectators
d"rrcss prices received by the farm-
advancing them.
>"i Matter or Thr"ry.
Tines" ~.r'ics;ions ar" not = matter
of theory" said I."uro", They can
90. proved OF disproved by facts. and
TIA, j. what we hope To- do Were
sor" spots are found legislation viii
d" recommended.
i.cnroot said tho commission OK
r"cts To trace basic commodities
from the farm t" the consumer.
stuhyinc all processes OF marketing
and manufacture involved with The
idea "F finding why tn" price spread
rs so great.
"W" will take commodity like
wheat; ana Follow it from tn. n,id
until j, reaches a consumers tablr
as bread he said. we win learn
jnSi wh"r" III" "N"rhitant rr"dr *.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
McnMoNn IIyr. STOCK MAnKET

R"rnhrIS' Fair run ~ catt!. on nrrn.,
fr!gvS barely steady uu fui cattle Con,
mon cattle az AL kinds Very dull and
isW--
strictly good s'""-s. I'D his.
aAd Gp Observation-Disclosures. N-N
Medium "a good steers loo
80 l.lr' lb!. .............. IN s.,
Common Ia medium steers
VA 20 a" lb". .......... n -
Good To choice cows ....... sr
Medium "a good COWS ........ n
common TO medium cows o.. 5iusI
Ola r""r cows extremely du!l
and hard 10 sell
Medium 10 good ONsn ........ n
common ia medium oxen e. n
Fat butcher bulls ..-........ -, a, ~.
bologna bulls ............... IL N
Light. common bologna hu'is 81
choice. Ia; heif"Ts. 30 "a 1890
ms. -.............. --........... $40
Medium 20 good hc!fcrs SD
tu NJ lbs. acknowledgements. ~. On
Common 20 medium. hcIfcrS.. n ~,
Good c"rr-fe'i hogs. $50 lbs
w -.-.............. ............. = a. -.
Good c"rn-ied hogs. 40 To 40
1bs. ...-.........-.-. ........... 2 n
Good corn fed pigs nj shoat. ST.. ~
All Southern hogs sold subject TO In,
SpcCtion and when soft and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14

y steadines. was duo To the rain.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
JUNGLE SAM WILL STAND BY THE YANKS' FOLKS
YES, THEY SAID THAT; BUT NO ONE REMEMBERS now
Wnifr Rack
By Winifred Black.

the war news; and Mother prayed
for courage when she saw a mes
senEer boy In the street that led
to their house and when visiting
strangers made fine speeches In
the schoolhouse auditorium and
everybody looked at Mother and
Sister. how they thrilled with
rride and deep, deep love.
And they worked and schemed
and managed somehow. And then
the war was over and Johnny
came home. What a dinner they
had that frst day-hot biscuits
and chicken and everything. No
hooverizing any more-ths war
was won and Johnny helped to
win 1t. And he was home again.
and the sun shone and-and--
But Johnny Ia i'll movable to
be up and around. but Ill. just the
same. There was a gunshot wound
to be remembered, nothing very
serious they said at first--time and
rest and good food. and he'd soon
be as good as new. But somehow
the doctors don't always seem 10
know-do they? And Johnny isn't
as good as new-yet.
He isn't as good as half new--nis
head aches and he gets tired 30
easily, and they say it's shock.
And Johnny's In the hospital again,
and the doctors can't tell quite what
TO do. And Sister Is working, and
Mother is helping. and--oh. II john
ny could only get well enough to
come home, they believe they could
manage some way.
,.ruxG rv~TER IN VAIN
But Johnny doesn't want to go
home-he can't bear the thought CT
it-no, there's nothing wrong with
his brain or his heart. either. He'd
almost give his right arm to see the
sun Pickering through the leaves
on the little porch and to hear az lin
the ragged crow Of old Faithful, tho
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
JERSEY CITY ELKS TO BE
GUESTS OF LOCAL LODGE

sevepty-fve members OF Jersey
City Lodge Of Elks. No. 211. will be
the guests Of Washington Lodge. No.
-, on Monday. May Q. Thirty auto
mobiles, driven by members OF the
order. will make q sightseeing tour
Of the city. -
By special invitation Of the Presi-
ent. they will be received at the
White House at 1880 p. m. to be fol =
lowed by an elaborate luncheon at
the Town and Country Club.
The Jersey City party will be in
charge OF the treasurer. w. A. La
Dew.
The committee for washingto
Lodge 10 Fred J. Merscheimer. chair
man, and Messrs. p. J. Callan, Ed
ward Newmyer. jr., James Farrell
and Arthur A. Riemer. Members
cars should be at the east end of the
Union Station at the hour Of 8:45 q.
m. Monday. May o. 1921.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
TWO "H'S UNITE TO
OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and tho Young Women's Chris
tie n Association will observe Mothers
Day Sunday with a program in front
Of the Mt. Vernon Place NJ. r.. Church,
Ninth street and Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest.
Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly, OF
Pennsylvania, will be the principal
speaker Miss Gertrude Macarthur
will preside. The Rev. II. X. Fulton
will read the scriptures and lead in
prayer. Selections will be given by
the Y. w. c. A. quartet and the Boy
Scout Band will play sacred music
from 4 until 4:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-He
used to live down just out OF Los
Angeles on little ranch he
worked-this particular Home
Again-J ohnny."
He had q mother and a sister
how proud they were OF him when
he came home In his uniform and
told them about the drill sergeant
and the mess table and the rest
OF the soldier doings.
Sister Joined the Red Cross. too
couldn't Mother-she'd been In
1t from the very first day she
ever heard Of 1t. And they knitted
rocks and helmets and scraped
lint for bandages and hooverixed
on everything they could think Of
so as to- have more to send to
Johnny "over there"
NOT THE SAME JOHNNY.
And they trembled when the
newspaper came And Sister slipped
out to the back. porch and pre-
tended to be mixing some chicken
feed and got a chance to look at
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
Unusually G ood-looking
Fiber Silk
Tuxed0 Goats
S6.75

No sum mer wardrobe is
quite complete without some
sort of a sweater-these Of
fiber silk, with long roll tuxedo
collar, turn-back cuffs, patch
pockets and narrow sash, an
swer the sweater problem in
delightful rs we'll as inexpen-
sive way. The colors are navy,
Jade, brown, ecru, rust and
black.
Sweater Section, Third Floor
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
TO keep OLD AGE IN TINE
Rack GROUND

Some women At forty look twenty
five and Others at twenty-five look
forty. It's Just question OF personal
care and cleanliness.
To ward of old age, one must be
absolutely sure Of intestinal cleanli-
ness. Constipation makes people
grow old fast.
To prevent this, use USOLINE,
the original Russian Mineral. Oil,
which, being heavy-bodied, requires
only teaspoonfuls for dose, where
the ordinary mineral oils require
tablespoonfuls. No annoying leakage
II you use USOLINE. At all Drug
gists. 3 sizes: 60c; $l.00 and $1.7b.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
Says Pile Remedy Worth
$4,000 a Box

81 have had itching piles ever since
my earliest recollection. am SO
years old and have suffered terribly.
{ have trie1 many remedies and doc
tors, but no cure. About s weeks
ago saw your ad for Petersons
Ointment. The hrst application stop
ped all itching, and in three days all
soreness. l have only used one box
and consider / am cured. You have
my grateful, heartfelt thanks, and
may everyone that has this trouble
see this and give your ointment, that
Ia worth a hundred dollars or more
a box, a trial. Sincerely yours, A.
Newth, Columbus, Ohio"
Peterson's Ointment for Piles, Tc-
zcma and old sores In only rs cents
a large box at all druggists. Mail
orders Allied by Peterson Ointment
Co, Inc. Buffalo. n. Y.
Peoples Drug Stores and O'Don-
nell's Drug Stores, Inc. will supply
you.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
Interesting Values in
Summer
Hosiery

Those who wish to econ
omize on hosiery, without
sacrificing quality or good
style, will find these hosiery
items really worth while.
Silk Hose, with Isle garter
tops and heels; seam at back.
but seamless foot; in black,
white, tan and cordovan. $l.25
pair.
Richelieu Ribbed Drop
Stitch Silk Hose, full fash
toned, with Isle garter tops,
soles and heels, which greatly
increase their wearing quail
tiles; in black, white, cordo-
van and navy. $3.50 pair.
Richelieu Drop-Stitch Isle
Hose, Csc.
Lace Openwork Lisle Thread
Hose, in various pretty pat
terms, in white, cordovan or
black. S1.50 pair.
Full Fashioned Black Silk
Isle Hose, garter hens,
double heels and toes. Csc
pair.
Hosiery Section, First
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06

OF a pin or knife into the flesh. Not
only hard corns or soft corns, but
every kind of corn or callus surrenders
to "Gets-It" and peels right off. 1t
takes lust a few seconds TO stop the
pain with two or three drops. Go
to your druggist today. Get a bottle Of
"Gets.It." Costs but a trifle every
where. Your money back II not sat
ished. MID. by 4. Lawrence & Co.,
Chicago.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
"Gets-It"
The Corn
and Callus
Peeler
This Corn Remover Is Guaranteed

:. Relief from corn suffering follows
the application of "GetsIt" almost
as quickly as pain follows the thrust
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
DR.. QinWiddie IMPROVING.

DR.. Edwin C. Dinwiddie, who has
been suffering a protracted Illness at
his home here, Is slowly Improving.
He expects to be able to attend the
hearings at the Capitol on the Vol
stead bill relating to provisions for
enforcement VI the prohibition amend
ment
The Washington times., 1921-05-06

lnueeu, IL 10 stIuoHI thnS
one sees negliges as dainty
and serviceable as these at
such a very low price--and
for summer days there Is
nothing so refreshing and
cool to slip on in ones leis-
ure hours.
There are two attractive
styles from which to choose
one a breakfast coat with
fancy pockets and long
sash, trimmed with rose
quilting. the other a neg
lige, shirred to form an en-
pire effect, with a roll col
lar edged with val lace.
Neglige Section, T h ird
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
Unusual Values in
CharmingSummerBlouses
1925 and $3.95

Not just blouseS but much-noticed bits
of attire that give fresh, summary
touch to the trotteur.
One is of crisp organdy, with a pointed
tuxedo collar and turn-back cuffs edged in
white rick-rack braid, fastening with two
large pearl buttons, in flesh, white, porcelain,
bisque and rose. $295.
Very new, these sheer batiste slip-overs,
with fiat tucked collars which may be worn
high or low, and turn-back cuffs tucked to
match, in bisque, nile and orchid. $685..
Blouse Section, Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK

Beautiful hair. thick and lustrous, is
easy to have IL you use Partisan Sage It's
a positive remedy for dandrun excess oil
and itching scalp. Peoples Drug Stores
sell IL with money back guarantee.
The Washington times., 1921-05-06
muudmard & utfmop
Open sI5AM New York-WASHINCTON- Close P. NJ |
Jabanese StrasU Slippers
At a New Lowered Price,
CSC PAR

Ordinarily priced much higher, we are
able to offer these japanese Straw Slip
pers at this low price because OF favor
able exchange rates and a lowering IN
manufacturing and ocean costs.
These are very attractive, cool slippers for
summer wear; easily tucked away in vaca-
ton grips Lined with terry cloth in rose:
pink, lavender, light blue and dark blue, tied
at the throat with narrow bow and edges
piped in white. Women's and children's sizes.
Women's Shoe Section, Third Floor
Childrens Shoe Section, Fourth Floor.