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Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

and rs. Alice Tufts, and her brother is D. N. Medbury, who with his wife came for the celebration. These are the five younger Of the ten children of Daniel and Sarah Sawyer Medbury and were born in Po1nfret over sixty years ago.
 The three sisters live in Michigan. d. though Mrs. Eaton and Mrs Tufts have spent the winter in the south. Mir Med bury is from Putnam. Mrs. Mliler's only child, Clyde Miller, with his family and Misses Edna Hicks and Bertha Pinney of Providence, were present also. Fourteen sat down to dinner - -
 The. gathering was also in celebration of Mrs. Tufts birthday. and a handsome cake ornamented the table. She received several gifts. among them a bouquet from her year old grand-niece and namesake, Alice Medbury Ashe, of Pom fret.
 Since then Mrs. Burns has gone to Hartford, where Mrs. Eaton will soon join her. and they will return to their homes in Michigan. Mrs. Tufts is now in ProTi- dence
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
GALES FERRY

Under the auspices of the Village Inn br01ement association, free lessons will be given in chair caning at the country club house, Thursday eveninf. the 2fth, at o'clock by Miss Gladys E. Stratton of the Farm Bureau. Each pupil is to bring scissors. knife and chair
 A well attended dance was given m the country club house Saturday evening Music was furnished by William K. Nc Cord, violinist and the Misses Fitch at the piano, all from Norwich. The affair was given under the auspices of the Country club.
 Charles J. Pierce recently returned from California was a caller at his home at Allyn's Point Friday.
 Mir. alrl Mrs. Andrew P Miller and fam fly returned Saturday from a week s visit with MT Miller's brother, C. Miller and family in Boston, c. Miller motoing here to bring the party home MT. Miller and son Arthur returned to their home Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
SHORT CALENEAR SESSION
 AT WnLIMANTIC FRIDAY


 Windham county superior court short calendar and assignment of eases, at Wil1tmantic. Friday. April 2Sth, at II o'clock a. nl,, Judge Christopher L. Avery presiding The short calendar list:
 Cornelius D. Shea vs-NeIlie Shea, exec utrix; Charles " CoYeH ys Mike Krug- linslxy Benjamin ]. Thompson Ns Mer- Till H. Jones; Holly HerDpstead Fs Paul NJ. BsHson; state vs Moneus Liquors John L4afne's5 appsal from highway com missioner: CataIdo Rronto v5 Louis Mu- rolo and Helen Murolo.
 Trial List, to y-Gsertrude A. V ar den vs Town of Killingly; James M. Wit ter,s appes. from probate; Edward L. Bombria, Jr. vs Murphy Brothers; Hugh German .Ss The QGinebaug Co., Mary E Pike Ys Benjamin A. Brown, ct al; Balkan Intentional Baking GO. vs John T. Tay- Tor. To court, Hyman seploWitz ys Hen
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
NORWICH BULLETIN Willimantic Oaiee
 Sl Church Street Telephone 1062
What Is Going on Tonirht

ID hoAAlt Ou lO0lknt.
 Obwe6etuc'S Lodge. No. 1e. I. o. o. F., meets at No S0T Main street.
 Trinity Chapter, No. g. F. A. Nj. stated conVocation at Masonic hall. Main street.
 Mrs. Jsnnic Birbarss of RrArlStop was natore the local polico court Wednesday morning, charged with starting a brush fire without first obtaining written per mt from the fire warden The complain ant was Fire Warden Aired P Abbe of Windham. Mrs. Rirharie pleaded gull ty 10 the charge. but said she had meant no harm. For the past nineteen years she had lived at her farm on Bricl1top and burned over the brush every spring, this being tho first time she had caused any trouble and dama-e on her property or property adjoining. She acknowledged having received warning from the fire warden not 10 set fires.
 Fire Warden Abbe testified that he warned Mrs Biraharie lasz year after she had set fire. Tuesday he was notified hat there was a big fire on Bricktop and upo investigation found that the fire had started on the Birbarie land. had jump ed the state road and had burned over 90 acres of land belonging to four differ ent persons. He cotfid not estimate the danaFe to property resulting from the Ere hut said that the cost of fighting the fire would run cJnse to %75.
 Judro Foss found Mrs. Birbarie guilty ard fined her SIC and costs amounting to s15.15 which was paid
 George Horwitz Of Columbia was te- fore the court for not having his car registration when driving in this city Monday He testified that neither he nor Omcer Harulan could find the registra- ton at that time. but he found it later under the seat. His case was nolled up- on payment of costs of $5.15.
 At the annual meeting of the woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A, held this week. the following officers were elected President. Mrs Charles D. Stone; vice presidents. Mrs. George E. Hinman, Mrs Mary J. Reid and Mrs. Frank R. Jack. son: treasurer. Mrs. Otto B. Robinson The secretary Of the auxiliary is to bS elected at some future meeting A vote was unanimous to donate s10O to the Y AI c. 4. to apply to the running expenses Tor the year. The auxiliary also voted to send tEa boys to the '. M. c. A. sum fner camp.
 The J. s.. Police Special Harley Davi son motorcycle recently ordered by thu police committee on approval of th' board Of aldermen was turned over tr tho police department Wednesday ana win soon be in usa for patrol duty. No long ago the mather of patrolling som' of the outlying city streets came up, ant a petition was read by residents in on' section Of the city relating nuisance there. The motor-cop will cover thes streets during the evening and maintail order.
 Ell Benjamin and Hyunan Rubin. of tn Btrhin Brothers Company. of Springfield Mass. have brought suit against sui against Abraham Goldstein of this cit! 10 recover damages of s100. Paper
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
EACLEVILIE

Mrs. F. O. Vinton Is entertaining tre nephews and niece from New TsGnI0r.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Reynolds hzge ar- nogncsd the engagement of thei- da1ghter Miss Helen 10 Ira Wilc0z. son Of Mr. ard Mrs. Hrzn Wilcox of Morrow. The w-f ding will take place on the next 5i-thea of the prospective bride. July 4til-
 Lawrence Green. oldest child ot Pcs master and Mrs Green, has been a pa tient at St. Josephs hospital. WJiiuaa.i for some time. and Is reported on the Ez 10 recovery.
 The Sunday services in ths hal srs se attended.
 Mrs Grover Hzriow who has bee1. ;n poor health for some vee3zr. 7yun t7<-1 to St .Joseph,s hos7itsi. WiHrrafili- Monday, for surgical treatment
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

" w. Chamberlin Louis w Ives vs Frank A. Ralston; Tillie ByceI, Admr., vs William H. Phillips; Joseph Peck vs Jo- seph Hocr6erg ct al; Alphonse L. Gelinas vs Lena Hochloerg; Henry L. S2alding Es Charles Dansereau John Basil E7s Joseph N. Perreault; George J. Heneault Vs Peter K Pa2pas ct al; William Higginson vs George J. Rool; Edward F. Hart vs A. GtIuslzin WauTzyniec Gmyr, Admr., vs Dora and Morris Foster.
 Clerk Edgar M. Warner gives the fol- lowing notice to the bar: Probably cfvil business will be taken up the first week, May End Naturalization cases will be heard May 9th and May 10th. Civil cas- es May 1tth and 12th. Criminal business the third week, May 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
WEST KINGSTON

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Maine with their children of Wyoming visited their niece. Mrs. R. H. Bristow. Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank May and son Horace spent over Sunday with the formers sister, who lives near Boston.
 Rev. Mir. Pickles was entertained al Dr. Kenyon's Sunday.
 Richard IT. Bristow and family visited relatives at the Pier Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. B. T. Livingstone and Rev. Mir. Pickles came from Providence Friday evening to hold services at the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

After service. a social hour was enjoyed Refreshments were served "
 Carroll Arnold has badly br1isef foot, a heavy pole falling on it
 Erroii K Wilcox of Wakefield Epent one night Eith relatives here recently
 Supt. Bacon visited the schools here one day last week.
 Mrs. Joseph Hathaway ls caring for a woman al Hamilton who is ili.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

Canaan.-The- will Of Josepbirs csr- sier. who, died Feb. 10 af ili East .sii street New York. gives inc bulk of her estate to charities. with a fsE small Do quests to relatives and friends To res duary estate is divided equally between tho American Red Cross and the Eran- geiistic committee Of 54i LsTinEton aye nue The Berkshire fndrstrzi farm ai Canaan. Conn. gets s2o,0oo-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

q was q sufferer from kidney trouble for several years" writes Mrs AptbI,T Demulle. R. F. D. l Grasrnere, N, H, '"and suffered so much I felt conpietely lame all over. Since I have been talIiny toley kidney Phls l am not so lame. My were ail blur. Now I can gee fine ana feel like q different woman. Sincs r have taken two bottles of Foley. Kidnev Pills don't have that tired feeling, I can do my own work now" They brinr quick results. Lee 6 Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
Throwing a FrOS7f In
 WzxIiE77aH1fEc

Shortly after the Civil War which by Baldwin clothing Fullerton and shaverem dprcdany nyunchan
   have decided Throwing will hold Throwing aFrontSa Nothing will be sacrificed the QUALITY (which believe generally but there the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

ooweoetuclS Lodge, No. IS. ]. O. o. F., meets at No S0T Main street.
 Trinity Chapter, No. g. F. A. Nj. stated convocation at Masonic hall. Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
FEELS LIKE A NEW WOMAN

A total of fOrty-twO births was record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
IF KIDNEYS ACHE
FLUSH WITH SALTS
Harmless way to clean vO,u.
Kidneys and help
Bladder.

Kidney and bladder irritations often
result from uric aciI. says noted
authority. The Kidneys filter this
h'ld from the blood and pass il ON to
tn bladder. where ii may remain to
lrritatc ana intiam". causing "a burn
ms. scaidinG sensation. or setting uu
AN irritation at the neck Of the bInd
u"r ohIiSinS YOU to seek relief two
or thrc" times during the night. The
Huh"rtr is in constant dread: IN.
water passes sometimes with a scaid-
ing sensation and is very nrnflsc.
again. there is difficulty in voidinp il.
Bladder weakness most folks call
II, because they can't control uriu,.
tIon. Will" IL is extremely aunoyiur
ana sometimes very painful. This is
OFTEN one of tho most simple ailments
10 overcome. Get about four ounces
OF Jad Salts from your pharmacist
anu tax" tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast: cnntinu. this
Tor tW" or three days. This Will helm
n"utralizc the acids in the urine. SO
II no longer is II source Of Irritation
10 tn" bladder and urinary ORGANS.
which then act normal again
Jhd salts is inexpensive, harmless
and Is made from the acid Of cranes
ana lemon juice. combined with Iithia.
and is used by thousands of folk :
VIII" ar" subject 10 urinary disorders
caused 10y uric acid irritation .Jad
salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever.
Here YOU have a pleasant cmcrvcs-
cent lithia water drink. which often
quickly relieves bladder irritation.-
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
HEADACHES, DIZZY
SPELLS TRACED
TO INDIGESTION
Lost Appetite, SlccplcSSness.
Etc. Easily Relieved BY
Simple Remedy.
DRUGGISTS HAVE IT
COSTS VERY LITTLE

u know what ii means to hav.
Indigestion and stomach trouble. be-
cause had il myself was nervous.
seldom sl"pt good. had pain around
tn" heart aud dizzy. weak. fainty
'r"ls and almost continual head
lrh"s. worried around with il for
weeks and th"n ono day picked up
bottl" Of IIypo-Cud at the drug
store aud read the formula sound
like Just what needed. and surely
guessed right II hit the nail right
on IN" head. II relieved my troubles
toned mo up-incrraS"d my app.-
lite and rid me of those dizzy spells
ana headaches. Such "a thing as in
digestion nowadays is stranger to
me think iiyp"-cod does all and
more than they claim for it," declared
Henry T. smith. BOX SIS. Bucna
Vista, Va.
Ice cold summer drinks. heat and
light foods. upset Inyhodys stomach
Now "" VIII soon want To eat hearty
Matchmaking winter foods like hot
cakes, etc. ana If We wish To he free
OF indigestion and kindred complaints
why shouldn't we take IIypo-cod a
few days and put our system In the
pink OF condition. We arr, bound to
feel heaps better, and it's cost is
,rii'ng. All drurGists sell IIypo cod
for a dollar per bottle since manu-
facturcr recently reduced the price
NOTE w" nill mail orders and pro 81
pay genuine fiypo-tod anywhere on
receipt % dollar per bottlc-Tragit,s
Drug store. Richmond. Va.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
BRANDY STATION HAS TWO WELLS
PRODUCING QUALITY OIL AND GAS


CuLPEPER VA oct 81 In the
last f"w days the development i'm the
oil fields at brandy Station have
shown "A decided increase I'm tho
quantity and quality OF oil and gas
produced and prospects arc convinc-
ingly good for even better results i'm
tn" near future.
In addition to wolf 40. I. on !. W
Alh"rts farm, we'll No. = located on
NJ. i. rulliam's farm. about ono mile
cast OF tho station. il uow tn ac-
two operation. +. l.. Campbell. an
experienced contracting dr!ller. OF
1arrolltou. Ohio. has charge OF this
VOL and is putting In thirteen
inch hul" with ;wcnty-scvcn Star
equipment. which has a capacity Of
2.2o0 feet. with a guaranteed depth
81 1900 feet
Mr.. Campbell and his family say
they are pleased with this section of
tho country and fccl so sure Of its
valutbl" Developments that they
wish to max" it their permanent
residence. and as further cvidenc.
"f his fnith in tho future oil market.
MIR. Campbell has accepted the ma
ior portion OF his salary In oil
stock in the Brandy station oil Cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For so years said pr. Carey. have
occn prescribing nay prescription No. III
tknown Tor years IS MarshrooD for kid
ney and bladder sickness and now that
I have retired from active practice ha We
made arrangements with leading drug
gists to dispense this wonderful picscrip-
lion at a moderate price. on the money
back II dissatisfied plan.
Bcwhrc Of kidney disease housa n DIS
die OF IL every year who ought TO he on.
Toying tho blessings Of life and health.
Watch the symptoms. " you have speCks
aoating before the eyes. puffy eyes. clam
my feet moist palms. backach- or side
ache you ought 1" get bottio Of Dr
Carcy's famous prescription No 771 right
away.
II has wonderfully benefited tens Of
thousands Of cases OF kidney and bladder
troubles ana is the medicine you can al.
ways depend upon Results are suaran.
ICED.
NoTE-Dr. Daniel g. Carey was a prac.
ticing physician for many years and his
great Prescription No. 777 aid>d thou.
sands ~ sufferers from kidney and HAD
Ser troubles Hereafter you can always
got this effective prescription In both
iGuid and tablet form at all reliable,
pharmacists the country over.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ORDER NEW TYPE
SUBMARINE RADIO

WASiiINiTDN. oct. .l-Subn,-
r'n'' OF Tho United states Navy win
soon T." equipped with tho latest
improvements ia radio.
Ih"s" improvements, are such. say
naval engineers, that they viii h..
caphh!" Of sending messages uu ia
radius of BOO miles Ia the daytime
ana much farther at migh, This is
thrc" times IN" distance spanncL by
the radio sets now Installed in IN.
submarines.
An order Tor hC;y-ninc now SETS
OF tn" latest Typ" has been issued
by the Navy department Th.s.
sets. however. viii he formed from
old apparatus along u design So, nm
after careful experimentation NV tho
naval radio experts. II will mean 3,
saving Of nearly S3OG0 in the COS,
OF tn" sets
Although detailed specifications OF
thcs" new radio sets are withheld
1t Is learned that they ar. OF the
latest type OF vacuum tube appa :
ratus. Their efficiency, IL is said.
VIII vie with those Of the German
submarines which succeeded In send
ing messages at night as far AS SO0
or 900 miles to their bases
The new apparatus on the Amer
lean submarines viii be able to re.
cclvc long wave signals while the
craft * submerged to dcpth of
about twenty feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
OIL LIGHT BEATS
ELECTRIC OR GAS
Burns $40 Air

\ now oil lamp that gives an amaz-
inGly brilliant. soft, white light, even
better than gas or electricity. has
been tested by tho I. 5. Government
and 81 leading universities and found
to be superior TO 10 ordinary oil
lamps. II burns without odor, smoke
or noisc-no pumping up. Is simple.
clean. safe. Burns $40 air and go
common Kerosene tCoal oiD.
TIL" inventor, S. V. Johnson. 642 y.
H-oad st. Philadelphia. is Offering to
send a lamp ON 10 days FREE trial.
or even TO give one FREE to the first
user In each locality who will help
him Introduce it. Write him today
for FUN particulars. Also ask him to
explain how you can get the agency,
and without experience or money
make $3.50 TO $500 per month.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
SAVINGS IN NATIONAL
BANKS SHOW INCREASE
6.813.327 Dcposilors in 3,782
National Banks in United
States Last Year.
INTEREST RATE a..3 Pen CENT
statement Includes Only Those De-
p"sits Nhirh Come Under Federal
Reserve lIonrd's Chnrnrt-rizntion
OF Savings Deposits.

WASIIINGTON. oct. 2l-Rcports
10 Comptrollcr ot Currency show
that thcr" w"r" 49, national banks
IN United states. Juno 30. carrying
savings accounts or operating saw
iuGs departments with savings ac-
counts amounting TO s3.O4G.O5t. OOO.
credited 10 s.S73.%27 dcpositors.
These figures are high records. both
in amount and number Of dcpositors.
Compared with Previous year they
show AN increase ut TGi.Osa dopoSi,-
"Ts and an incrcas" Of sSS. 4a?. O0G
in savings Tine average rate OF in
t"rcst paid by all banks was a75
per cent, practically unchanged from
previous year
I'm even greater increase would
h" shown. but FOR the fac, tina, in
returns this year all sav!ngs de-
p"Sits war" excluded which ala no,
como within tn" Observation-Disclosures Of
savings deposits as defined by tn.
Federal R"sorv" board
In number o: dopositors and
amount OF savings. Eastern states
rank iiSst. Middle Western states
second. and Southern States third.
Eastern states have are. sos demos.
ii"rs and sl.i'f.3oo.o 600 deposits. Mid
al" W.st.r" states have 2.Gi..ilO de-
p"sit"rs and S7a2. S73. 900 deposits:
southern states hnv" l.339 $50 d"pos-
lt"rS ana Ei6n.ioi.H00 deposits.
southern States savings are larger
per ch?!'a than Middle West but
smaller thau tho East
OF the ton States having m. larry
-; saving DEPOSITS. four are. in N.
East. and have total deposits Of
about si.e1o,uop.o0O.
virginia !. >in,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
HIS Radio Postal Scrxi..

an effort |" extend tho us. OF
radi" service In Australia :, svs,o,n
Of radio transmission ana mai, 1n.
livery from steamers has been in.
"ugurat"d by the Amal-ap,,;r,
Wir"!".S, The rad" company agrees
I" send ont at tho ordinary radi.
rate. plus tw" aud oac-ha!f ronc.
r"Sthr" on each letter. messages FOR
n'ail steamers which have departed
any tim" within tn" previous week
lh"So radio messages viii be written
-"n' 10y TIA" SHIPS radio operator
placed in ENVELOPES, and mailed a,
tn" particular port Of call tina, III,
sender specifies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
N0TTOWAY TAXPAYERS
IN FAVOR OF ROAD BONDS
Interesting Debate on Subject
Takes Place at Notioway
Courthouse.
MAJOR sMITIIEY OPENS ISSUE
Invited to Address County Demo-
crntic Committee. Brunswick Mem
her or House at Delegates Il Civ
I'm Approval OF Bond Project.

BLACKSTONE. VA. Oct. 2l-An
overwhelming sentiment FOR "a State
bond issue for road building mani
tested Itself In no uncertain terms
at a meeting Of the Nottoway County
Democratic committee. held at Not
,oway Courthouse last Monday. at
which meeting. in addition to mem
hcrs OF the committee. many repre-
sentative citizens wcre present.
Tho subject Of bonds coming IN
at tho meeting was AN accident. and
as those present had come from all
parts OF the county without any
thought of any on" az to any oue's
sentiment on the bond issu. /,
should he Il fair index "f the senti-
tncnt OF ~" people 81 tn. county.
Smithcy Opens Issue.
rho subject was brought u, hv
Major Marvin Smithcy. member OF
tho fi"us" OF Delegates. who wa.
called on FOR a talk. Major Smi,h.y
mad" an abb. and exhaustive re-.
Ni"" III tn" issues now bcfur. IA.
r""pi" Of Virginia He mentioned
TIA" constitutional convention to b..
voted ou Ia November. and ohio,
subjects deserving serious study. ana
IN closing suid tina, bonds for roads
va also subject FOR tn" serious
'"nSidrr"li"n OF TIA" public at ms
hn'. expressing his approval of q
h"hh iSSu" I" b" taken care Of by
gasoline tax.
Major Sni'hcys indorsa,,on Of tin.
bond !ssg" met with such sirnu., re-.
Si','.' rom thos" present. that i'm
nriiai"lJ upon To" couclIsI,u #
h'S F"marhs. Senator l.. s f.p.s tun1
iH' Moor ia opposition 10 bonds and
"ts followed bv J. - Hurt u,.,nI.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
puin>ki Furnace to 80. u,.,, II, -

"'.HN w, OCT. 2I.-Thc -I'u-
la>ki Iron Company viii nm, mo
blast it's iron furnace her. as s.uu
"a possible. according to Il mcssag.
'"d"E IRON i"rciNal johnson. urrsi =
""nt. fr"m the Philadelphia Office Of
IN" '"'"pany. 1t viii take several
weeks work to have tho plant ready
I" blow in Tho going IN of This
furnace, it is believed. viii mean re-
McM"d activities at other local IN
duStrial plants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
DISCARD THOSE.
TERRIBLE SICK
HEADACHES

Violent. sick headaches are n
symptom OF some disorder. and in
oine cases out OF ten. tho cause ts
auto-into xication. This Is an nc
eumulation OF toxins or body pois-
ons. They tell you. they are there
ny dizziness. nausea and palms.
First OF all. you would relIsve
tho pain. and tho greatest means
or combating pain is aspirin. II is
not a narcotic drug. hut II taken
alone. 10 very often affects tho d.
Gestion.
To prevent this. the new genuins
aspirin has added to II a mild al
Gestant that oyercomes tho obiec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ri WI ri. IS
Observation-Disclosures Eruptions

ARE cttAiiIE. II YOU have rTMrGES.
Hlnck hrnds, Acnc, EFuptinns on tn" tac..
or body. Enlarged Pores. Oily ar shiny
skin never mind how had--"CIrnr-T Tome
has been Tried. Tested and Proven IT'S
merits Ia over 600 test cages. FREE e.
SIMPLY send name tu'lay for Free Booklet.
"a ILEAR.ToNE SKIN" telling how I
'ur'd myself after being afflicted for Is
years. And know every .mharrp Ssmcnt
ono has to endure with bad complexion.
f."oo.0e Cold Cash says ! can clear your
skin .; the above hlcmiShcs. r.. :
GiiE"n:. '1c Chemical iilds. Kansas cay.
Mo,--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
WEEV|LS At TACK FOOD
STORED BY THE FARMERS
c"nN MADE UNFIT ron FEED
state Entom"liEi>i Snys Cleanliness
VIII Greatly Reduce Injury-I'u-
miGmti"n With Carbon DisuiphId
Is simple Rrmrdy
ny wi. J. Srhnrnr. En,n,nnlnri.t.

HLACKSEUKG. VA. oct I'll
During tho past fcw months many
complaints have been received Of in
jury by wccvlls aud other insects
that attack stored food products.
Nor" complaints hav" been mad. Of
w""vils i'm beans than ever before.
aud 1t appears tina, TIA. conditions
must bc unusually favorable for this
insect. y number of communications
from county agents In various parts
az tho Stat. HAY" told OF the dainai,.
I" wheat and 10 corn by tn" grain
moth. often referred to as tho ~
%"H'uois moth, On" county agent ha,
written that som" insects made :,
small holc>in tn" end uf tho vhc,,
kernel after which Ia. starch Was
entirely followed out. Another cor
respondent has stated that last wear.
corn in mis- locality was So badly
damaged mat II was uni, for sock
feed. In some localities tn. value Of
ths wheat has been reduced a. much
as 10 per cent. Also several lots
"t very valuable seed wheat have
been injured.
The various insects that attach;
stored food products ar" .v.r pres
"nt. their work usually passing un.
noticed unless tn. Injury is severe.
wheat. corn. beans. aud many other
dried food products. hccam" infested
with ON" OF more OF tines. nests
while In th,. field