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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Several Showers Given
For Dorothy Longman
Friends Honor Bride-To-Be of
Stuart English Kimbau;
Wedding Wednesday

Several showers of interest have
been given within the last few days in
honor of Miss Dorothy Longman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Seel
Gill, of IA East Sixtieth Street, who is
to marry Stuart English Kimball in the
chapel Of ST. Bartholomew's Wednesday
evening. One of these, handkerchief
shower, was given Tuesday by Mrs.
Tremper Longman, sister-in-law of the
bride, at her home, 73s ST. Marks Ave
nue., Brooklyn. Among the guests were
Mrs. Edgar Lane, Miss Tillie Smith,
Miss Helen Ryan, Mrs. Walter Monta-
que, Miss Katherine Burr, Mrs. Gill and
Mrs. Edgar Lane
Miss Tillie Smith, who is to be Miss
Longman's maid OF honor, was the
hostess at another shower at her home,
40 Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn. Among
those present were Mrs. Marjorie Mills,
Mrs. Donald Afford, Mrs John Straley,
Mrs. Tremper Longman. Miss Margaret
Covell and Miss Frances Jones.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Dorothea E. HoHmanIs
Bride of Douglas Cook
Wedding Took Place Last Night
in Chantry of St. Thomas's
Church

The wedding of Miss Dorothea F..
Hoffman and Douglas Purinton Cook
took place last evening at o'clock in
the chantry of ST. Thomas's Church.
The brides only attendant was Miss
May Lincoln De Lacy, of this city, and
Chester Cook acted as best man.
The ushers were Roland Cook. Wal
ter S. Clifford, William C. Chick, DR..
Archibald T. Dawson and Kuyman
Robbins. reception at the Hotel Bel
mont followed the church ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Hoffman, of
Brooklyn, and is a graduate of the
Packer Collegiate Institute, class of
'lS. The bridegroom is a graduate Of
Harvard, '05, and president of the
Boston Pressed Metal Company, of
Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Junior League to Present
Ready Made" at the Plaza

!" HE contention that clothes
make the man" and, to be
sure, the woman--will be ex-
tended to include moods and emo
tions in the musical fantasy Ready
Made" which the Junior League will
present at the Plaza for three success
siye days, beginning with January 26
The theme of the play is that men
and women are drawn together in
many cases by the kind of clothes
they wear; that, for example, one eve
ming dress might excite the interest of
man, whereas another dress worn by
the same girl would not.
Actually, the story of Ready Made"
is concerned with q suit and gown
displayed in opposite windows OF atde-
partment store which have become
amorously attached to each other,
and who .prophesy to each other that
their future wearers, whoever they
may be, shall not only find each other,
but through this sartorial influence
they will in turn fall in love. =
Through various ramifications the
gown and the suit worn successfully
by different persons in an affluent
apartment, a park, an East Side dance
hall, q second hand clothing emporium,
vaudeville theater and an ash can
carry on love affairs.
The book and most Of the lyrics
have been prepared by Miss Grace r..
Henry, who has produced all the league
"shows" in recent years. The music is
the result of collaboration among
Emerson McMillin Sd, Gerald Warburg
and Gerald Reynolds
Special music and stage settings have
been prepared to depict the pathetic de-
scent of the suit and the dress from their
hiph estate to their lamentahle end. Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Mrs. Osborn President of
New York Charity Ball
Annual Historic Affair Will Be
Given al Waldorf Astoria
February

Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, of 9e8
Fifth Avenue, will be president of the
New York Charity Ball of this year.
The Waldorf-Astoria again will be the
scene of this annual historic dance
for the benefit of the New York Nur-
sery and Child's Hospital The date
decided upon is Tuesday, February Z,
and the outlook is, even at this early
date, that the ball will eclipse its pred
ecessors that go back into New York s
past for two generations. Mrs. Frank
S. Witherbee again will be treasurer
of the ball. Miss florence V. Doane en-
ecutive secretary and Lawrence Smith
Butler chairman of the floor committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ives Washburn
have moved from their old home, 80
West Forty-seventh Street, and are
now occupying their, new residence, 81
East Sixty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
''rs' OF Balls des Epoques''
AT Ambassador January

,ra. series Of fancy dress balls to be
hs .'VMn as the Balls des Epoques" will
H. gwen IN the Louis XIV ballroom of
tIs s ambassador Hotel. The first of
ess, series will be given on Saturday
asd aSdA'ng' January 7, and the costumes
Gssa. aecorations will represent the
sissk ~ and Roman era.
Mi, iHs { second ball of the series, which
b. uc gwen later in the month, will
VIII. representation of the middle ages,
L;s Lcn;ss tne third ball will cover the
bs ~ ~ period of France. This ball will
.o,.ssh ssyha'owsd early in February by the
stnosnn of the series, which will be
8xil as the empire ball. The fifth
IL .;slnent islpnresent the Colonial period and
'as sixth the present day.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Charity and Debutantes
Share in Holiday Fetes
Many Brilliant Entertainments Will Be Given for
Worthy Causes During Week; Christmas Ball
Thursday at Plaza for Liza Day Nur-
sery Is One of Biggest

VHARITY will share with
the holidays Christmas festivities bril-
liant will be worthy One of the
largest the Christmas ball
Hotel The the list
the society
of
striking by John H. Whye
Argonne,
Society
Soldiers, n the Station
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Christmas Week Will Set
New Record for Society
Series of Brilliant Entertainments for Debutantes
ard Boys and Girls Home From School and
College Will Begin With Dance for
joan Whitney Tuesday

ANY brilliant given bv
MI ber of society social season onened ron
- - but the affairs planned
the boys and girls home from school surpas nvtnp
gwen New York since pre-war days.
nights this week dances
and there will be gong from one dance n .note
not an unusual thing for girl invitations
three or TOUR dances IN one night and she will
the To
scheduled for the week would more space
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Vincent Astor has executive super
vision Of the entertainment committee
of the league this season, and Mrs. E.
Roland N. Hartman is her chief as
sistant. Miss Dorothy Collins is the
secretary and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt
the treasurer.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Douglas Gibbons, Mrs. B. Tappin Fair
child, Mrs. S. Hinman Bird, Miss
Eleanor Towne, Miss Virginia Fox, Miss
Gertrude Pardee and Miss Marjorie
Cleveland.
The program this year, instead of the
usual galaxy Of cuts, is to be Junior
League Classified Telephone Directory.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Debutante Tea and Dance
For Miss Emily Keyes Dec. 2

Miss Emily Keyes, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Edward l.. Keyes jr, will be
introduced to society at q tea and
dance in the new ballroom of the Plaza
on the afternoon of Tuesday, Decem-
ber 81.
Miss Keyes, who has just returned
from an extensive trip to Europe with
her parents, is member of the Junior
League and a graduate OF Mrs. Randall
farm
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Virginia Odo,n Bride
OF G. M. Rushnaore

TIME wedding of Miss vir-
ginia Odom and George
Mead Rushmore took
place yesterday afternoon at
Trinity Church. The bride, who
is the daughter Of John D. Odom
and Mrs. Odom, was given away
by her brother, William Odop,,
who is the director of the New
York School Of Fine Arts and
Applied Arts in Paris. The
bridegroom is the son of DR.. Ed
ward c. Rushmore, of Tuxedo
Park, graduate of Harvard,
with the class of 1918, and a
member of the Tuxedo Club.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Miss Rebecca Med. Hickman
To Wed Walter f. Wymau

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennard Kenly,
of Chicago, have announced the en-
gagement of thsir daughter, Rebecca
McDoel Hickman, to Walter Frothing-
ham Wyman, SON of the late Edward
rockingham Wyman and Mrs. Wyman,
of New. York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
: a-''ristmas Eve Ball for
Disabled Men of ssDlp0uf''

isiIl =, Snrlstmas Eve 81 Mistletoc Ball
the psi, gaven I've. at the Hotel Lorraine by
i'd 81 -. = MAIL supper Club for the bene-
ihe ranssn sne aisabled ex-sarvice men of
8ehajre, sont Mrs. Edward Mcyicar,
aud Mss o the executive committee,
~ ths esios s:pae i'or'llard Spencer, secretary
'}fs t,algout." will see that the funds
snv 20 ss'onted eu to the heroes and that
vsd 3 me emergency cases arc re-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Miss Gardiner debutante She
Lion Gardiner. Her
Jacq
Miss Wnhrbee's
u. a of
Mr. and Mrs. " alter C. Wiherbee Of Port Henry N.
Thompson, her
Mrs Leois S. Thompson Of 9O3 Park Avenue
her on
the Olympic
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Luncheon for Alice Bowker

Mrs. Horace Bowker, of Hewlett, T..
l., gave luncheon at the Colony Club
yesterday afternoon through the
courtesy of her cousin, Mrs. Eustis l..
Hopkins, for her debutante daughter
Miss Alice Bowker.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Mrs. Fayne W nltney TO
Give Dance for Daughter
Among the notable affairs of the
week is q dance which Mrs. Payne
Whitney is giving for her daughter.
Miss Joan Whitney, at the Hotel Plaza
on Tuesday. The entire second floor
Of the hotel has been engaged and it
will be one of the largest and most
brilliant affairs held since the season
opened. The new ballroom entrance at
Is West Fifty-eight Street will be
used. Supper will be served in the
new dining room.
Clarence H. Mackay gives dance on
Thursday night at the Ritz-Carlton for
lis debutante daughter, Miss Ellin
Mackay. It also will be smart affair
and will be attended by most of the
sbuds" of the season. Many dinners
will be given before the dance.
On the following night Mrs. William
Lowe Rice Will give large dance at
the Ritz Carlton formally to present
her daughter, Miss Helen l.. Rice. In
advance of the dance Mrs. Rice and her
daughter will give dinners in the
Of her married friends and Miss Rice's
guests will be mainly debutantes.
On the same evening Mrs. Minturn
Pinchot will give small dance at her
home. East Eighty first Street, for
Miss Florence B. Lockwood and Miss
Maud B. Cabot.
Tomorrow night Mrs. Percy Ham
mond Stewart will give a dance at the
Colony Club for her second daughter,
Miss Elinor Cochran Stewart.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze
will give a dinner at the RitzCarlton
Tomorrow night to introduce their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Kountze
They will take their guests to the Mu-
sic Box Theater and afterward to the
crystal room of the Ritz for supper and
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G.. Kaufman
will give dance on Wednesday at the
Ritz Carlton for Miss Diana Dalziel
and Miss Ann Elizabeth Kaufman.
Dance Wednesday Night
For Adele Sloane Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond
will give a dinner and dance the
same night at 9 East Ninety
first street for their second daugh-
ter, Miss Adele Sloane Hammond.
Another dinner of that night will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Archibald
Murray for their debutante daughter,
Miss Barbara Murray, and later will
take their guests to Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond's dance.
Mrs. James Henry McCoon, of 1O9
East Seventy ninth Street, gives a
dance Wednesday evening in honor of
her debutante daughter, Miss Carolyn
Frances McCoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene S. Reynal will
give a dance on Saturday at the Ritz
Carlton for their daughter, Miss Jeanne
Reynal, and on the same night Mrs.
Bacon Gilbert will give one at the
Colony Club for her daughter, Miss
Margaret Gilbert.
Mrs. Barclay Ulman will give a tea
and dance December % in the Ambas-
sador for her debutante niece, Miss
Rosalie Paul Barclay.
Mrs. David Banks will introduce her
daughters, Miss Cecilia Kip Banks and
Miss Constance Hatch Banks, at re-
ceptlon on Friday at 1855 Park Avenue
The Misses Banks are direct descend
ants of Heinrich Kip, who settled here
N 1885, when New York was known as
New Amsterdam. Their grandfather,
Roswell Hatch, is the oldest member of
the New York Bar Association, having
Joined when that organization was
founded in 1862
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman
will give a dance on Wednesday at the
Ritz-CarIton for Miss Diana Dalziel
and Miss Ann Elizabeth Kaufman.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Dance Wednesday Night
For Adele Sloane Hammond

Mrs. James Henry McCoon, of 1O9
East Seventy ninth Street, gives a
dance Wednesday evening in honor of
her debutante daughter, Miss Carolyn
Frances McCoon.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal will
give dance on Saturday at the Ritz
Carlton for their daughter, Miss Jeanne
Reynal, and on the same night Mrs.
Bacon Gilbert will give one at the
Colony Club for her daughter, Miss
Margaret Gilbert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
LIVE, NEWS ~
from .~st
ROSEMONT DEL RAY
BRADDOCK MT IDA.
ST. ELMO

Miss Virginia Leech, of Front
Royal, Va is the guest of Mrs. "A.
D. Smith, in Rosemont.
Miss Lodise Adams, of Rosemont,
is spending ter. days in Norfolk, Wis
iting relatives. z
Miss Ellen Jenkins, of Rosemi5nnts,
has gone to Colonial Beach for, a
few days visit.
Mr.. and ssrs Eugene Bode and
children, of Rosemont Avenue, are
visiting her mother. Mrs. B. X.
Crismond, in fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bestuschcck,
of Washington, d. c., were guests
of Mrs. J. C. Hildebrand, in st,
Elmo, Sunday and Monday, this
week.
Mr.. James Keys, of Philadelphia,
spent several doys in st. Elmo this
week, visiting relatives and friends.
There was pleasant little PARRY
in Del Ray on Tuesday night When
about fifteen friends gathered in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr
to help him celebrate his birthday
anniversary The music, games and
delicious refreshments were enjoyed
BY all. = = t.z*,t,
Miss Lorene Spiuey&., returned TO
her home on Mt. Vernon Avenue, en-
MONDAY, after several delightful
days with 4 large house party at
Piney Point, Md, where tile bath
Ing, fishing and crabbnaee were fine
Mrs. G. j 0odd has retp1ped! to
her home in AtlaItassi.Gar 4 after 4
pleasant visit OF three weeks in me
home of Mrs. II. spitey, on Mount
Vernon Aych,iaes: y - - :'31s :,
NM = NJ il ii .: Gascs8c K And 3 tlfis
Maria Harmon were in boswell tor
Sunday a~d tuc .ou~th
The Jr. o. q. A. M. wifi hoid
an election of officers at their meet
ing next TUESDAY night; also eleven
new members will be oligated at hat
time.
The town council Of Potomac will
meet in regular session this coming
Monday night.
Mayor VarnGv calls attention to the
fact that I'll merchants licenses, also
automobile licences, are now due, and
payable to the town clerk, John K.
Harding, on Mt. Vernon Avenue,
Del Ray.
Permit has been granted for the
erection nf large frame dwelling
and store IN Lloy5 Avenue, opposite
Del Ray staticr.
The board OF stewards Of Del Ray
M. E. Church held their regular
meeting in thu church last night.
Miss Mary Barbour and brother,
Walter, of Belefont Avenue, Del
Ray, are visiting friends in Loudoun
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county, and will probably be away
for ien days.
Miss Audrey Nails, of Windsor
Avenue, Del Ray, attended house
party at Piney Point last week and
and:7over the fourth.
MIR. G. Pickering and bride, of
Baltimore, will be the guests Of Mr..
and: Mrs. c.. "A. z Campbell, in st.
ELMO, for several days.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Lunsfo-d, of Del Ray, have ali
beer, sick, but are somewhat i'm
profed now.
Mr.. Robert Turner, of st. Elmo,
continues to improve under treat
mcnt at Waller Reed Hospital, and
was able to spend Sunday in his
own home, returning to the hospital
again on Monday for further treat
ment and expects soon to be able to
be at home again.
Miss Lizzie May Langford has
returned from the Alexandria Hos
pital where she recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis and is
making good progress towards re-
covcry-in her ;hGmeY on Howell Ave
.Hue, Del Rtsy,.' : 81" 'i'Fs' - -
A party from Rosemont and Brad
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dock which was composed Of Mrs.
Charles f. Dare and daughter, Mir,
ginia, Mrs Ellie Wheatley, Mrs. G.
+. Outcalt, and Miss Helen, Mrs: II
B. Cation and children, Mrs. Preston
Cockcy and Mrs. John Reed, had 4
delightful time at North Beach
Nd, where thcy stayed last week
and over the Fourth, returning to
their several homes or Tuesday of
this week.
The several friends who have been
inquiring about Mrs. w. l.. Wayts,
of Del Ray, vii! be glad to know that
she is feeling much better, and has
practically recovcrsi from her re-
cent illness. Her daughter, Mrs.
John How Iershell, of Lincolnia, was
at home with ncr last week.
Mir. Browning Wood, who has
ben a guest in the home of MIR. a..
d. Smith, OF Rosemont, left on
Wednesday to return to his home in
Rappahannock, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Walden and
children. who motorcd to Richmond
to spend the Fourth in the homo of
,hea" parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. A.
Neal, returned or Wednesday 10
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their home in Roscmont.

their home in Roscmont.
Mrs. Charles +. Bender and little
daughter, Helen Marjorie, of Pitts
burch, Pa, are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. c. F.. Outcait, in their home.
"EIil.crest,' at George Washington
Parl,.
Every boy and girl who attended
the Vacation Bible School this week
at Mt. Vernon Place Church is most
enthusiastic about their teachers and
their work. They, sing; they have
wonderful stories told Them they
make real things; bows and arrows,
hammocks, sewing, crochoting and
many oth2r things. 1t is absolutely
free to any boy or girl, of any
church, anywhere, and it is to be
from till - every day except Sat
Continued on Page Eight
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IW1LL APPEAL PICkFRD CASE

Reno, Nevada, July S.-Distrlct
Judge Langan at Minden today gave
the attorney general until Tuesday
to file his bill of exceptions to the
decision upholding Mary Pickford'S
divorce from Owen Moore.
This is the preliminary step to an
appeal to the tSate supreme court by
the States attorney general.
txoDeied y. atived ON dom cd 0
The Little River news., 1921-11-30
FARM LOAN MEETING
Sixth District Officials Confer With
 Secretaries at Hope.

Hope. Dec. 7.-Officials of the Farm Loan bank, in the Sixth district with headquarters at St. Louis, me- here today in conference with the secretaries of the County Farm Loan Association of South Arkansas The purpose is to reach a better under standing of the farm loan work. Of ficials of the Farm Land bank, whC attended are: A. J. Lloyd, secretary ID. M. Hardy, chief appraiser; L. l. Devers, treasurer.
 In the Sixth district there are 40t county associations, and the officials plan to hold 16 conferences similar t. the one held here today to talk with the local secretaries about the opera tion of the bank and the county asso. ciationsy
 The Farm Land bank has loaned about $250,OO0 in Hampstead county and there are Applications for S200,. 0O0 pending before the board but lit- tie, if any, money has been loaned out here since the Farm Land bank re- sumed it's loan making.
The Little River news., 1921-11-30
Red Bluff News.

Red Bluff, Dec. S.-(Special.)- .)-G M. Johnston held a meeting here Tu day night in the interest of the Cot Growers Association. Miss Fac Mclaughlin was shopp in Ashdown Monday afternoon.
 Miss Bertie Duncan was a visitor this place Monday. The young people met at Mrs. P. Woods Monday night. The even was spent in candy making.
 John Machens was in Ashdown S urday.
 G. A. Buster and family moved McNab the latter part of the we We regret to lose them from our e munity.
 A. N. Gilbert and family of Hugf, vile, Mo-, are expected to arrive middle of the month to make u home with us.
 Mrs. w. H. Mcclellan was shopr in Hope Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Garman sl Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Ben Wright,
The Little River news., 1921-11-30
ALLEGED THIEVES HELD
Bound Over to Grand Jury ny Miller
 County Justice.

Texarkana. Dec. 7.-S. H. Brady and J. w. Churchwell. arrested on the Texas side about a week ago on a charge of bringing a stolen automo5 bile ill to the state, were held for thf Bowie county Grand Jury yesterday afternoon, following a hearing befor Justice J. w. Hillman at Boston Their bonds were placed at $500 eacH in default of which they were re manded to jail The district cou1 and Grand Jury are in session, all, the cases probably w''l be disposed of without delay. It is alleged tfS accused men stole the car at WaJ crosse, Ga, on November II, and droJ it here where they traded it for
 worn out worthless machine and $5P The deal aroused the suspicion the constable. and caused their arreI William Bloyis, owner of the car, aS rived from Georgia, and identfi@ both the car and the men.
The Little River news., 1921-11-30
Mills News.

Mills, Dec. 7.-(Special )-Bro. Rose filled his regular appointment here Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary Youngblood left Satur- day for Little Rock where she has accepted position as nurse.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pittman were shopping in Ashdown Monday.
 Mr Bale spent Saturday and Sunday in Ashdown.
 MT. and Mrs. Hogge and Miss Laura Ward attended church at Wilton Sun- day night.
 Miss Mamie Maud Lay spent Sum day with Miss Rachel Walcott.
 George Coe will leave Sunday for Texas where he will spend a few weeks.
 Mrs. Wade Welch visited the school Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth Welch spent the week end with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Welch at Hicks
 Ed Woman was shopping in Wilton Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. Guy Walcott and child ren spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Burr of Oak Hill.
 MT and Mrs. Brinkley left last week for Columbia county where they will make their future home. Mrs Sam ROWnap cnont SupIov with Mrs Hogge.
 Willie Burr was a Mills visitor Sun day afternoon.
 Miss Myrtle Wilbanl1s spent Satul- day evening with Miss Lucille Craw- ford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mitchell will leave in few days for Sharon, Tenn. where they will make their future home
The Little River news., 1921-11-30
S Y 2 % < < $ * 9 < a. | 2 +% ! $ CLASSIFIED SECTION * : %$+* ! ' # !S <. {. *+* 4 # B
 FOR SALE OR TRADE,

FOR SALE-2 Jersey Cows with had indeed let the cat out of the | because around his neck was for this announcement, MT. Virgil Da' at an early date. will take Miss Ed Collins to be his mate. And togetl they will bill and coo, just like y other girls would like to do. Af a reading by Mrs. Glenn Black an( Isong by Mrs. Homer Coggins, the G, Dust Twins again appeared carryi :, a tub full of lovely gifts tor the bri $ to-be. The hostesses served sa l. plate and the guests departed wish
 for Miss Collins much joy and h
 piness.
The Little River news., 1921-11-30
WEAK, NERVOUS, JUS
 ALL RUN N-D0Wn
Missouri Lady Suffered Until She Tried Cardui.- "Result Was Surprising" Got Along
 Fine, Became Normal
 and Healthy.

Springfield Mo.-"My back was so weak I could hardly stand up, and would have bearing-down pains and was not well at any time," says Mrs. D. " Williams, wife of a well-known farmer on Route 6, this place. "I kept getting headaches and having to go to bed," continues Mrs. Williams describing the troubles from which she obtained relief through the use ot Cardui. My husband, having heard of Cardui, proposed getting it for me.
 q saw after taking some Cardui that I was improving. The result was surprising. I felt like different person.
 Later I suffered from weakness and weak back, and felt all rundown. did not rest we'll at night, I was so nervous and cross. My husband said he would get ms some Cardui, which The did. It strengthened me My doctor said I got along fine. was in good healthy condition. cannot say too much for it."
 Thousands of women have suffered as Mrs. Williams describes, until they found re1ief from the use of Cardui. Since it has helped so many, you should not hesitate to try Cardui if troubled with womanly ailments.
 For sale everywhere. E.Sa