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The Washington times., 1922-05-25
TRY THIS NEXT
TINE YOU HAV.-
COUGHING FIT
Watch How Quick Your
Throat Eases Up and
Cough Stops.

Here is the real thing for
stopping had coughing spasm.
case Of hiccoughs or even mild
case of whoopine cough" declared
Mrs. Gene Case
"Of course. the cough, chest
tightness. etc may be due TO diff.
ferent causes, bur I have never We,
heard of single person who WASH I
quickly relieved OF the cough in
just few minutes with Adams
Wonder Capsules One man told
me he had fearful coughing fits at
night. He tried everything. His
throat and bronchial tubes worried
him sleepless. Then he heard about
Adams Wonder Capsules He took
couple one night and watched
the clock. In fifteen minutes hi,
throat felt strangely loose and re.
laxed. Cough stopped and he rolled
over and slept sound. Thai Is all
there is 70 H.. continued Mrs Case.
You see. there are certain tirv
muscles that help 10 form the walls
of your throat and bronchial tubes
and are in your lungs. too They
are all along the mucus membrane
lining. Many different things
cause these muscles to draw ur
tight and coughing sometimes last,
for hours. couple doses of
Adams" Wonder Capsules rels X
these muscles as anybody can easily
prove on themselves in one test.
II they fail to bring relief-return
bottle and get your money back
at any Peoples Drug Store No
long treatments-results come quick
For bad case Of hiccoughs
they work wonders and mothers
have tOld me OF whoopinc cough
spasms that stopped after using
the capsules. They are harmless
too. and can he taken any time nv
any one
Note: Mrs. Case will conduct
demonstration and gladly talk with
anyone all this week Al Peoples
Drug Store. No >. Seventh and
f streets northwest Come sec
her There is no obligation See
article on left and below this one.
For Information about rheuma
tism, neuralgia lumbaso. neuritis
etc. Ask for free Adams Wonder
Capsule folder Al any Peoples Drug
Store.
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STOPS HEADACHES
JUST LIKE MAGIC
Severe Ugly Headaches.
Many Kinds Now Are
Easily Stopped.

The Ache, in most headaches is
due to congestion. tightening OF
contraction of certain muscles
which now ran be easily relaxed
in Just few minutes with a harm
less little remedN everybody should
have handy around the house.
OF course there are fcw kinds
NJ headache which do not respond
to This treatment because they are
not due 10 q muscular condition
but T especially want people who
II equently suffer with chronic pro.
longed headaches 10 test this rem.
edy without penny risk" deClar.
ed Mrs Gene Case. who is conduct.
ing the big "Anti.pain" demonstra.
tion al Peoples DRUG Store. 7th 4
F. SITS
II hope every sufferer with
headsches-no matter what causes
them-will send 20 the nearest Peo.
pies Drug Store for bottle OF
Adams Wonder Capsules Take
three doses per directions and II
every sign OF pain and ache does
not completely disappear in few
minutes the Peoples Drug Store will
refund the money Nothing could
be tairer than that. Results come
quick.
THE powder In these capsules Is
harmless and does not affect heart
or nerves. II is something entire.
ly new and II never able 10 se'
quick relief before-be sure 10 test
them on above liberal offer." Mail
order s1.oo for regular sise oottle
Adams Wonder Capsules Peoples
Drug Stores
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MRS. CASE SAYS No WOMAN SHOULD
SUFFER PAINS AND LOOK HAGGARO

md. Results are quick and guar.
Zee and full directions are print
! on each carton and bottle.
IT know scores of women and
SirIs who never suffer that way
ny more who formerly looked
,readful-suffered agony and al.
WAYS spent two 20 six days at home
each month. They now swallow a
couple capsules with glass of water
when pains start and the internal
muscles relax-nature follows her
Iatural course and they smile with
iappiness over freedom from for.
n"r misery continued Mrs Case
Who is winning hundred of friends
Ia Washington these days Note:
W" gladly prepay bottle OF Adams
Wonder Capsules anywhere on re.
"eipt OF price. 81 and guarantee
rolds good Al all times Peoples
Drug Store
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SHIPPING BOARD LAWYER
TO BE TENDERED DINNER

Nathan A Smyth. general counsel
of the United States shipping E"a'd d
Emergency Fleet Cor poration. who
retires from office June I will he
given a farewell dinner a. the Rae
duet Club. tonight. by moro tnan
sixty OF his associates IN n. legal
division OF the Shipping Board and
the Emergency Fleet CORPORATION
Fletcher Dobyne. special aasista nj
attorney general will preside 81
toastmsster and an invitation has
hecn extended Albert D. Lssk-r.
chairman of the hoard
Among those who nae Y;gnified
their intention TO he present lIe T.
Ads mson. z. 6. Allen. E. NJ Allison
n g. Aron, y p BeeChcr * Irew.
srer, william Marshall Eulhr ~ r
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hearc. C. {. CraNeN. w. n Daviige
\. w DeGoosh. l. q Evans. i
Fairbanks F. v Poll. " f -N.rh
4 n. Fetzer. $ n f.. ,N"urI i. n
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Wright.
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BAD STOMACH
CRAMPS, PAWS
EASY TO STOP
Facts Below Worth Know
ing-You May Have
Them in the Middle
of Night.
KEEP 1T HANDY IN
MEDICINE CABINET

"A hundred different causes will
start YOUR internal Involuntary
muscles drawing tight and hurting
YOU, and when YOU remember that
all the hollow organs Of the body
contain these muscles 1t ia easy To
understand why by relaxing these
nuscles-vou get relief so quickly
IN SO many different kinds Of in
'ernal pains. cramps. aches an"
spasms," declares Mrs. Gene Case
the well.known health advocate.
Cases which have come directIv
under my observation, have includ
cd acute indigestion and indigestion
headaches. Collie, dysentery. diar.
rhea. bowel. and bladder cramps
They all seem to answer quickly.
\ gentleman came TO see me one
time. His wife was in terrible
condition due to gall stone for
which an operation was planned
next dsv. She was in agony and
at times near deaths door. he said
He desperately demanded a bottle
Of Adams Wonder Capsules which
the store sold him and what was
my delight next day when he came
in smiling with news that about
an hour after he gave her three
minutes-she had gained relief from
pain and went off to sleep and slept
throughout the night.
Numerous other cases have
learly shown the power OF Adams
Wonder Capsules and among them
was steel mill worker who was
all doubled Up In agony with so.
called heat cramps. Nowadays
around that particular mill they
carry Adams Wonder Capsules To
work with them and I have many
good friend among those furnace
toilsrs." declares Mrs. Case.
"In fact believe every family
should have n few OF these cap.
sules handy for emergency use AZ
wight or whenever some member Of
he family is in misery from pains.
Children OF five wears or over often
have Stomach-aches and cramps due
to contraction of their little invol.
untarv muscles and these capsules
are absolutely harmless. 4 capsule
lose a. half hour intervals until
three doses are taken is what mos
mothers use" continued this genial
little woman who is winning hun
IredS Of friends in Washington
%otP: Mrs. Case viii remain a.
IN & F. Street store balance oi
his week Be sure 10 see and talk
with her. Ask for free fOlder--or
better still-take bottle home. test
il thoroughly on guarantee Of 70.
suits with three doses or money
refunded. We gladly prepay Adams
Wonder Capsules anywhere on re.
rejpi of 81 Peoples Drug Stores
Washington. D. c.
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Surely No Enlightened Cir
Should Suffer Need
lessly in Modern
Times.
SIMPLE LITTLE HOME
REMEDY STOPS CRAMPS

Any woman or girl no has heen
suffering with cramps. pains and
n"adaChes will surely welcome this
news for such suffering isn't pleas.
ant to look forward to and causes
many 10 grow prematurelv old
worn and haggard looking. Causes
many 70 lose time from work also.
Necessity is the mother Of inven.
ton and of recent years more and
more women and girls have fallen
heir to pains and cramps. but now
comes chemistry's discovery Of a
simple harmless remedy which
quickly reIaxes and stops such suf,
f"ring as proven by thousands Of
women. Such pains have been at
tributed TO modern dress. lack of
exercise. etc. Whatever the cause
we now know that in most cases
the pain is due 10 congestion
or contraction and tightening Of
the involuntary muscles which form
the walls of all hollow organs Az
they tighten from nervousness.
habit. or other causes we naturally
feel intense pain This IL unnatural
and unnecessary and prolongs the
period
II hope every such sufferer either
comes 70 the Peoples Drug Store
10 see me or sends for bottle of
Adams Wonder Capsules because
here IS what ! guarantee they will
do. declares Mrs Gene Case. who
is conducting perhaps the most re-
markable "Antipain demon stration
ever held in this city
"If caught downtown with pains
and cramps come right to my
demonstra ton and III give a couple
doses right on the spot which in
hundreds Of cases has sent the suf.
ferer out Of the store and back TO
work free entirely of the misery
and pain There is no obligation
to this and merely one way have
OF showing what Adams Wonder
Capsules will do.
Guarantees Results.
"A still better way to test Adams
Wonder Capsules is to purchase a
bottle at any of the Peoples Drug
Stores here in town. Keep them
ha ndy and next time pains and
cramps start--take three doses per
directions and you will get such
surprising. complete and delightful
relief in Just a few minutes you
will never he without them again
or, II they fall return balance
Of bottle and any Peoples store
will refund the money Moth.
ing could BE tairer thar that. They
are perfectly harmless ana contain
no dope or dangerous drus Of any
The Washington times., 1922-05-25
soc CretOnHe
Cushions, 35c

ISXIS CretOnne-CoVered Cush.
ions. filled with cotton. IN light
and dark colors, for porch,
hammock. lawn and canoe use
Goldenberg's-FOurth Floor
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|MASONS To LAY
PUBLIC SCHOOL
CORNERSTONE
Alexandria Pupils viii Attend
Ceremony This Afternoon.
Church Teachers Elect.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nav 25.-
This afternoon at o'clock the
cornerstone OF the new public
school building 70 be erected at
West and Queen streets will be laid
by Andrew jackson Lodge OF
Masons
Previous 10 the LAYING of the
corner stone the membeEs Of An
drew. Jackson Lodge and the public
school children will form in lire at
the Masonic temple on Cameron
street and headed by the Citizens
Band and a platoon Of police will
march TO the high schopl grounds.
The Rev. E. V. REGISTER, pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South will deliver the address and
m ere wiz hs musical ssl4 @tIOnS.
rhF affair will be in charge OF
Coleman =. Batcheller. worshiptul
master of Andrew Jackson Lodge
of Masons.
n, TeaGncr Training O. ,ss or
ne N e. Church South has hect"d
the following officers: Teacher.
Mrs. Rowland; president Miss Helen
Macdonald; vice president. Miss
Alice Bladen; secretary. Miss Laura
Peverih; treasurer, Mrs. Ora Dick
r.rt Brawner.
A meeting OF Alexandria Washing.
ton Lodge OF Masons will he held al
the Masonic Temple this evening.
A. this meeting a viEt will be
made by a. j. Kidwell district
deputy grand master OF District
No. |.
A meeting Of Fitzgerald Council
No 459, Knights OF Columbus was
held al their club rooms last eve
ming. This evening a special meet
tng Of the council will be held at
81, Msry's Hall when the first and
second degrees OF the order will be
conferred on Q class OF candidates.
The Confederate veterans ot
Alexa ndris and the United Daugh.
tsrs OF the Confederacy YESTERDAY
afternoon celebrated Confederate
Memorial Day in this city with ex.
ercises al the monument az tho
corner OF Prince and Washington
streets at o'clock in the evening.
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39c and 48c
CretOnneS, I9c

NH lengths Of Yard.wide
Washable Cretonnes. in light
and dark floral. bird and tap.
estry designs; lengths from !
to s Yards. hut plenty alike
for cushion. draperies. couch
and furniture coverings.
First Floor-Bargain Tables.
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Friday Remnant Sale Of
Knit UnderlCedr

Amt UH64rICeQf
Women's Union Suits, sum
mer weight. low neck and
loose knee; regular and extra
sizes. Worth soc. Friday QQp
Al $500
Women's Extra-size Vests.
low neck and sleeveless. CQp
Worth 800 Friday ....
Boys Athletic Union Suits, of
nalnsook: sleeveless shirts,
knee-length draw with
lnsed crotch sizes . to '6
ears. seconds Of $40 iSc
.aues FRIDAY at
Children's Gauze Vests. hod
ice top. sizes 10
years. Worth 15o, Fri 10C
day al .................
GoldenberE's-First Floor.
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WOnaen's 81 and
SI.25 Muslin
DrdDers, SIC

womens Extra size Muslin
Drawers. trimmed with fine
quality embroidery ruffles; full.
cut sizes; odd lots.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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LdceS and
EmbrOideries

Remnants NJ Fine bsces and
mbroi deries. in desirable
widths and lengths for trim.
ming purposes Marked at
prices that average
The Washington times., 1922-05-25

Only % dozen at this price
heavy oiled opaque cloth
window Shades; size 31s TT.
mounted on strong spring roll
srs. in several shades OF green.
subject to slight imperfeCtions
which do NOT interfere with
wear nor appearance.
GcIdenberc's-Po Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-25
Csc to 39c Terry
Cloth, I9c Yd.

900 yards of Bleached Terry
Cloth. heavy, close-woven quail
tiles, in assorted widths For
making washcloths, towels and
fancy work.
denbergs-Firsf Floor.
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$3.50 Long
KintOnOs, CSC

women's Long Kimonos.
good quality crepe, in pink and
blue slip-on and open'front
models; broken sizes.
GoIdenberE's-T Floor.
White County record., 1922-09-28
ILLUSTRATIONS BY RH.LIVINGSTONE.
WRIGHT BY ELEANOR PORTER

By dinner-time l had on the zinc. nam dress and the hot clumsy shoes again; and l had washed my face in cold water so I had got most of the tear spots off. I didn't want Aunt Jane to see them and ask questions. of course. And l guess she didn't. Any way. she didn't say anything.
 Father didn't say anything. either. put he acted queer. Aunt Jane tried to tell him something about the mis- sionary meeting and the heathen and great famine that was raging. At first he didn't say anything; then he said, oh, yes, to be sure, how very in teresting, and he was glad very glad. And Aunt Jane was so disgusted, and accused him of being even more ab- sent-minded than usual, which was en- tirely unnecessary, she said.
 But even that didn't move Father A mite. He just said, yes, yes, very like ly; and went on scowling to himself and stirring his coffee after he'd drank it all up-I mean, stirring where 1t had been In the cup.
 l didn't know but after supper he'd speak to me and ask me to come to the library. I hoped he would. There were lots more things I'd like to have said to him. But he didn't. He never said word. He just kept scowling, and got up from the table and went off by himself. But he didn't go out to the observatory, as he most generally does. He went into the library and shut the door.
 He was there when the telephone message came at eight o'clock. And what do you think? He'd forgotten he was going to speak before the Col lege Astronomy club that evening!
White County record., 1922-09-28

Forgotten his old stars for once. don't know why. I did think, for a minute, twas cause of me-what I'd told him. But I knew, Of course, right away that it couldn't be that. He'd never forgot his stars for me! Prob ably he was just reading up about some other stars, or had forgotten how late it was, or something. Ca ther's always forgetting things) But, anyway, when Aunt Jane called him he got his hat and hurried off without so much as one word to me, who was standing near, or to Aunt Jane, who was following him all through the hall, and telling him in her most I'm amazed-at-you voice how Shockingly absent-minded he was getting to be. ONE WEEK LATER.
 Fathers been awfully queer this whole week through. can't make him out at all Sometimes l think he's glad told him all those things in the parlor that day dressed up in Marie's LnlnSS, ana sometimes lhihA Hc S"A ry and wished 1 hadn't.
 The very next morning he came down to breakfast with such funhy look on his face. He said good-mofn- ing to me three times, and all through breakfast he kept looking over at me with a kind of scowl that was not cross at all-just puzzled.
 After breakfast he didn't go out 10 the observatory, not even into the library. He fidgeted around the dih- ing room till Aunt Jane went out into the Kitchen to give her orders to Susie then he burst out, all or sudden:
 "well, Mary. what shall we do to- day?" Just like that he said It, as II we'd been doing things together every day of our lives.
 "D-doY" asked: and l know l showed how surprised was by the way I stammered and flushed up
 Certainly. de-" he answered, impa- tlent and scowling. what shau M dor
White County record., 1922-09-28
ANOTHER WEEK LATER.

I'm so excited don't know what to do The most wonderful thing has happened I can't hardly believe it yet myself Yet it's so. My trunk is all packed, and Pm to go home tomor- row. Tomorrow!
 This is the way 1t happened:
 Mother wrote Aunt Jane and asked if I might not be allowed to come home for the opening of school in September. She said she understood quite well that she had no right to ask this, and, of course, if they saw tit they were entirely within their, rights to refuse to allow me to go un- til the allotted time. But that she could not help asking it for my sake, on account of the benefit 10 be derived from being there at the opening of the school year.
 Well, when the letter came I took 1t to Aunt Jane myself; and I was crazy to know what was in it, for I recog- nized the writing, of course. But Aunt Jane didn't tell me. She opened it, read 1t, kind of flushed up, and said. 'Humph The idea p under her breath, and put the letter in her pocket.
 Gro BE CONT1NUEDJ
White County record., 1922-09-28
Should Get Fill.

With boxing at the Polo grounds. the new Yankees ball park and Eb- bets field and the prospect of open ing the armories this winter the hghr fan of New York city and vicinity ia likely to get enough of the game.
White County record., 1922-09-28
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT

~Phillies Buy Battery" All they need now Is an infield and an outfield.
 It is just 50 years since the game of polo wns introduced into England from India.
 Edward Leader of Seattle. the new rowing coach at Yale. will mark the end of the English coached crews for the present.
White County record., 1922-09-28
at,r Pointer starts List.

It was 25 years ago last Aueusf 2S that Star Pointer. driven by Day McClary, started the two-minute by pacing the Readville track
White County record., 1922-09-28

Jack Williams, 235-pound tackle, Is candidate for Penn's football eleven.
 Practicing football with the mercury higher than % shows devotion that Is worthy of larger returns.
 Amarillo of the West Texas league un- nounces the sale of Howard Fitzgerald, outflelder. to the Chicago Cubs.
White County record., 1922-09-28
UntHmmed.

Louisville Post-"Found, m un. trimmed lady's hat" Whore has shs been to escape the prontesrsf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-08
NEWS NOTES OF BOUNTY LAND.
Ladies Actively Engaged In Church
Works.. 1. A. Meeting,

Bounty Land, March Especial:
Mrs. Swift Marett, Of the Oakway
teaching faculty, spent the weekend
In the home OF Mr.. Marett's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Marett.
Mrs. Arminda Elberson, of the
Mountain Rest section, has returned
to the home Of her sister, Mrs. r. n.
Rankin, where she expects to abide
through the remainder OF her life.
Mrs. Elberson Is aged and quite fee
BILE, and had been living practically
alone for some time since the death
of her husband.
Claude Lynch Is visiting in Ten
nessee.
We regret to report the illness Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lynch. The for
mer has been seriously i'll for about
ten days. Both are improving, how
ever, and we hope will soon be con-
valescent.
Mrs. Edgar Pund, Of Augusta, Ca,
Is on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Doyle, she having ar
rived last Wednesday. Her husband,
DR.. e. r. Pund, Is expected tho lat
ter part Of this week. They will re-
turn to Augusta Monday.
Vile Saturday on business.
The Gypsy Smith Circle was most
delightfully."- entertained Friday AZ
ternoon by Mrs. John Maxwell. Ow-
ing to disasreeable weather only \
few Of the members were present,
these being Mesdames D. A. Perritt.
Dean Davis, Jasper Doyle and Miss
Julia Davis, and we were delighted
to add to our number Mrs. Terry
Meares, of Fairview, who Is most
pleasing and valuable acquisition to
the group, and we hope to have her
with US regularly. After an instruct
i've and interesting lesson from "The
Task that Challenges" delectable
chocolate cake and coffee were ser
ed, the hostess being assisted in sery.
ing by Mrs. Terry Meares. Mrs. Dean
Davis extended an invitation to the
circle to meet with her on the after.
noon of April 7th.
The School Improvement Associa,
ton will meet next Friday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. We expect to have
with us our County Homo Demon
stration Agent, Miss Ethel Counts
and it Is hoped that all the ladies ol
the community will be present al
this meeting. as Miss Counts vii
give a talk on 'tSprins Cleaning
and will doubtless give us some very
timely hints in regard to this i'm
portant feature Of housekeeping.
| Miss Cary Doyle, of Sandy Springs
spent the weekend with home folk,
| here.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-08

or some competent physician ap-
pointed for that purpose, during the
period OF time stated in Section / Of
this Ordinance, excepting such minor
children as certificates are obtained
for, from reputable physician, that
vaccination would be dangerous to
health Of such child or children.
Sec. 3. That any person residing
within the incorporate limits Of the
Town OF Walhalla, S. c., who shall
wilfully neglect, fail or refuse to be
vaccinated as stated In Section 1 OF
this Ordinance before the end of the
period OF time stated therein, and
any parent, parents or guardians re-
siding within the incorporate limits
of the Town OF Walhalla, s. c., hay
Ing the care and custody of any MI
nor children residing within tho In
corporate limits Of said town, who
shall wilfully neglect, fail or refuse
to have said minor children vaccin-
ated according to the terms OF Sec
ton 2 OF this Ordinance, shall be
:"emed to have violated this Ordi-
nance and guilty of a misdeme eanor,
and upon conviction thereof, shall
be fined or imprisoned, at the discre-
tion OF the Mayor, within the limits
Of his authority.
Sec. 4. That this Ordinance shall
go into effect Immediately upon Its
publication, and continue of force
until repealed or amended. -
Done In Council and ratified under
the Corporate Seal of the Town Of
Walhalla on the 9th day Of
IL. - February, 1922, and in the
145th year of the Sovereign
ty and Independence OF the United
States Of America.
JAS. M. MOSS, Mayor.
T. A. GRANT, Clerk and Treasurer.