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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
SAYS TANLAC
IS One OF Big
DISCOVERIES

II rank Tanlac along with the great
discoveries of the day, such as radio
and aeroplanes, for il has built inc up
eighteen pounds. and, in short, saved
the day for me" This characteristic
expression was used by 5. T.. Blair,
502 T.. Main St, Charlottesville, Va.
well-k known pressman for the Conway
Printing Co, when he spoke OF his
trouble and the benefit he got by
taking Tanlac.
II suffered from loss OF appetite,
was nervous, restless and had 4 stom-
ach that was ali out of order like an
Old wornout machine" he said. II
was bilious. consGpated and as yell
low as a pumpkin, and hardly n day
passed that ] didn't spend money
trying to get well. I could hardly
eat Il thing, and lots of times just
one biscuit would cause mo such
pains from indigestion L was nearly
doubled up.
IT'S different now. and with Christ
mas coming on. expect To do Justice
TO the good eats. for Tanlac has put
me In such nrst-class shape I don't
believe there's man in Albemarlc
County any healthier than arr.
I'm mighty proud OF what Tanlac did
for me. and ] firmly believe il will
help anybody suffering like did"
Tanlac Is sold by all good drug
Sists. ADV. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

they have gotten away from their
youth and have forgotten they were
young.
There arc now half million or.
Ganizcd rarcnt-Tcacher Assocla-
uois In forty-two States Of the
Union" Mrs. Reeve said. ''An in
crease of 100000 members liz re.
ported for the past two years. A
course In parcnt-tcacher work has
been introduced at the Teachers
College. Columbia University. and in
elk state universities.
Through cooperation. the school
has become more Than 4 community
confer: II IL. IN fact. distributing
center %: efficiency. social and eco
npmic. used every day In tile week.
twelve months OF the year" Mrs
Mario Turner Harvey. OF Kirks-
vic. Mo. said. Its people arc
happy. contcntod. striving for tho
better things in life and intensely
patriotic. because they are an in
formed people
THE Federal government and the
states spend millions -: dollars try-
ing to give Information to the pco>
pie In rural districts about farming
and Concentrating. Yet. $500. 900.
or 10 per cent Of our country folk.
cannot read bulletin on aCricul-
,urc. farm paper. food piedye
card. Liberty loan appeal. a
newspaper. the Constitution OF The
United states. or their Bibles: nor
can they keep personal or business
accounts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
MRS. SEMONES AGAIN HEADS
STATE ARENT-TEACHERS' BODY
Children No Worse Than in Past, Declares Speaker
Who Says Some Parents Make Mistake of lgnor-
ing Fact They Once We're Young.

Mrs. Harry Scmoucs, OF Roanoke
WAS reelected State president OF the
Parent Teachers Association at tn.
meeting last night in Broad street
Methodist Church. The association
has been holding sessions in con-
ncction with the state Educational
Conference
Other officers chosen at this time
were: Mrs. owens Bristol: j. g.
liardison. Norfolk: Mrs. Isowlcs.
LynchburS: Mrs. Ruckcr Penn. Dan
vie; L. IT, Lackcy, Buena Vista:
Mrs. Parlsirs, GalaX; Mrs Morcland.
Wythcvilic Mrs. Janes Easlcy.
south Boston, and Or. Frank Lewis
Moratco. Lancaster COUNTY. vice.
president; Mrs. Il. y. Embrcc. Buena
vista, recording secretary: Mrs. Ruth
tlcaNcs. Cripple Creek. correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. Vancroft. Rich.
mond. treasurer. and Mrs william,
ilnn"ll. Richmond, state historian.
children are no worse today than
they were In the past. but have lust
a Inherent way OF acting. Mrs. NJ.
W. Reeve. Of Philadelphia. national
chairman Of the rural life DEPART
nlent OF the Parent Teachers Assoc
citation. and editor Of the Child VOL
thrc Magazine said In her address
at the association meeting yestcr-
day.
AT present parents are trying 20
get prc-war hold on their chill
drcn,' she said. The solution !,
that the parents must become young.
or ana remain so. The trouble Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
ALLECHANY INN is LEFT
MASS OF DEBRIS BY FIRE
Handsome Building Was Be-
ing Prepared for Use as
SanatOrium.
SailatOriuin.

SIACNJCN, VA, Dec. 1.-The
building for many years known as
tho Allegheny Inn at Goshen. acquir-
ed last summer by Northern Inter
osts and now owned by Allegheny
Sanatorium. Incorporated wax do
htroycd by fro yesterday The build
ing was regarded az one Of the hand
soonest on the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway, between Richmond aud Gin
ctmnati. Only II part OF the wall and
several chtmuoyY remain.
rho property. located on bluff
about s"vcnty-hvc feet above the town
"f Goshen. Was completed in 1890
aud tor some years was operated Az
iho Allegheny Hotel II was built
ana furnished at a cost of about
$4,000
Stanford White. New York archi-
icct. who was slain by Harry Is
shaw. drew tho piars for the build
Ing. which was four aud half stories.
After tho first few years AS ii hotel
proposition. the Allegheny was not
u success and had boon closed for
come years.
purchased the property. giving Il
tho now name Of tho Allegheny SAM
,arium, Inc. a company was formed
and II was stated By the promoters
that the Allegheny Sanitarium was
to become in tho East what the Mayo
brothers Hospital at Roche stcr.
Mimi. is 10 the Central West Dr.
Dun g. Maynard. Of New York. Was
prcsidcn. and manager OF the sani-
tariun.
Built and equipped at cos, OF
t210.O00. tho property had dcprcc!at-
81 in recent years and its value at
tho time OF ita destruction IL csti-
mated at about slj0.C04. insurance
being carried in tho amount of APP
proNiafinctly $4,000.
No ono was injured during the
fire. but tho town OF Goshen was
threatened b. burning shingles which
wore scattered by tho wind over "A
vldo area, s~mo being found two
miles from tho scene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
100.CALLON STILL
CAPTURED IN RAID
Especial to The T.mes-D!spatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, VA, Dec. Am
herst County authorities have cap
tured Il 1O0-gallon stu nine miles
from Lynchburg. which was discover
cd and reported by Policeman H. w
Gillian, OF this city, who was out
hunting. When raidod the officers
round complete outfit. more than
100 gallons of peach mash. fifty gall
Ions OF rye mash and thirty gallons
of corn mash. Two men seen at the
still Tuesday and recognized are to
be arrested later. The-raid was con-
Quoted Wednesday by y. d. Smith,
state prohibition agent; w. II. IT.
win, southern Railway special officer
and Constable Critzer. who were ac-
companied by Policeman Gillian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
SUES FOR $4,000
FOR FALSE ARREST

Especial 10 The Times Diapa;ch.l
NORFOLK. VA. Dee. i-B. ~.
Brown. OF Danville, today filed suit
In the city Circuit Court against J.
NJ. Davis, asking 10000 damages FOR
injury 10 reputation resulting from
alleged false arrest.
The plaintiff. who IS represented
by Walter Sibcrt. attorney. was ar
rested hero about u month ago on a
warrant sworn out at Danv!lle by ].
NJ. Davies, charging him with the
theft OF an automobile.
10 was given hearing In the Nor
folk Police Court, and was held with
ont bail for the Danville authorities.
While waiting in the Norfolk city
iai! to be sent TO Danvillc, Brown al
lcSes. he was not allowed TO com
municate with his Wife or counsel
When he finally was being taken TO
Danville In custody, he alleges. he
was led hancuhed down Main Street
On November .. Mr.. Brown was
tried In tho Danvilic Police Court and
acquitted of the theft charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
AlnuSelnentS
~ the Lyric.


Light and frothy. with dancing and
music as predominant feature. tho
current bill at the Lyric offers a
holiday aspect. Joe Stanley. in Wei
come Inn is the featured act.
Welcome Inn" is fresh little
Skit. with no particular plot. but
which plcascs. -Four comedy girls
and Robert Dilts and Theodore
Brown supply youth. laughter and
music.
Novel In every way Is The Medley
Trio. with Crane. May and Crane.
Songs OF long ago ara given promi-
nent place. although modern airs
are not omitted. SO well is the more
classica! music intcrspcrscd with
popular numbers that all receive an
equal amount OF applause.
For those who like general
variety act Gordon and Gcrmainc will
please. Beginning with eccentric
dancing and singing. tho couple con-
cIudc with clever buToonery and
athletic exhibitions "t unusual Skin
wcli-Stagcd and pretty bit OF
dancing aud ropcwalning is turn-
ishcd by the Jordan Girls. described
as The Ncnuscs Of the Wire"
Good comedy. supplied with some
original ra;tcr. IS presented by
kelso and Dcmondc.
The usual supplementary motion
pictures close the bill. J. NJ. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

biunt instrument. and Was found un-
Conscious about midnight lying ON
inc noor in pool Of blood About
f-p was stolen from tho store
ABOUT midnight Il taxi driver called
tatroiiian Blacks attention 10 the
iact that hc saw a man lying on
the Williams Niaduct near the Cabcll
street wing Of the vilduct, and an
investigation disclosed "A negro man
unconscious. He was rushed to the
l.EnchoGrG Hospital, where he died
later without having regained con
seriousness. Later he was Identified
as Jnmes l.. Evans. Jr., colorcd "a
trucker employed by the Southern
khilway, from whom so and other
personal effects were taken
Evans was struck over the head
with blunt instrument. either II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
TWO ARE WOUNDED
WHEN GUN LET'S GO

AMHERST. VA. Dec accord :
Ing to meagcr reports gathered at
Amherst. Ed Ice Fulcher. who lives
near townsville. and his SON in law.
Mr.. Shepherd. were shot early this
morning when Il gun accidentally
was discharged. Mr.. Fulcher was
rushed to n LynchburG hospital. The
extent Of his injuries could not be
determined when he went through
Amherst. Mr.. Shepherd was only
slightly wounded. The accident oc-
CURED just as the men were start
Ing out on Il hunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
Heads California L. Alumni.

An organization meeting OF the
alumni Of University of Cali
fornia. In Virginia. was held yester-
day afternoon in the Rose Bowl Inn.
at which time Miss Lucy Mason Holt.
of Norfolk. was chosen president.
Other officers named at this time
were: Miss Elsie Wilson, Newport
News, vice president: Miss Mary L.
Garland. OF John Marshall High
School. Richmond. secretary. TeIe-
grams we're received from Dean Hart,
OF the University OF California;; VI.
7. Edgerton. OF the Edgerton Tour
ing Corporation, and S. W. Rabb, OF
South Carolina. The next meeting
OF the alumni Will be held here next
year at the same time as the State
Educational Conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
ACTING PRISON HEAD
IS ORDERED DISMISSED
lRw Associated Press.l

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec. l.
immediate dismissal OF j. T.. Bowen
acting superintendent Of the city
prison farm. WAS ordered at an exec
utive session OF tho city commits
sion today after it had received Il
report from special committee
which has been investigating charges
ors.
The specific charge was that James
Roosevelt was beaten over the head.
buried alive and forcibly tormented
by having ants poured down his
back at the command OF Bowen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
Three Men killed In Fire.

PORTLAND. ORE. Dec. Three
men los; their lives in fire early
today in the Ben Hur Hotel, former
~ known as the Oak Hotel. in the
business district here. None OF the
dead had been identified several
hours after the fire. All the other
guests were reported to have es-
capped. most OF them In their night
clothing. The building was de-
stroycd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
THREE

club or II blackjack" and there VA,
"A considerable fracture OF tho .Aui.
on tho right side OF tho head al
most q, tho crown OF tho head
Evans also had a severe cut about
ms nose and scratches about his
mouth. but these were thought ~.
Or. j. Burton Nowlin. city corona.
TO nave been sustained in his ian
on the viaduct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
ncm 10 lie Memorial Orator.

BEDFORD. VA, Dec. l.-Andr. :,
Bell. district deputy grand exalted
ruler. OF Winchester. will come "a
BEDFORD To deliver Tn" address on
the occasion OF the Memorial Day
exercises. AZ tho Elks' National Hotf,e
Sunday. December .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Interna-
tonal Harvester Company today
after declaring the regular ouartely
cash dividend OF ! IA per cent and
stock dividend OF . per cen; on the
common stock, announced that fur
ther sem!-annual stock dividends
would be discontinued for the time
being. The reason given was un-
satisfactory conditions affecting the
earnings of tho company during the
last two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
Destroy NJ GnIlon, Of I,iouor.

LfNcIIBURG. VA. Dec. l.-Chief
OF Police Smith here Wednesday
poured out twcnty-scven gallons of
whisky and ten gallons of blackbcr-
iF WINE, which had been 'coniiscatc cd
ny inc police in cases already dis
noscd OF In the Corporation Court.
This makes IL total of 4s6 gallons
and seven pints of ardent spirits
poured out by tho police here during
the present year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-Anuounce =
ncnt WAS made today OF the APP
pointment by President Harding OF
Milton Is. Mcdary, Jr., a philadelphia
architect. as member of the Fed :
eral Commission OF Fine Arts. tic
succeeds John Russell Pope. of New
YORK. whose term has expired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
Discover Nor, yc,,o,, ,.,

MENlCO CITY, Dec. 1.-Two now
cases OF yellow fever arc reported
from Ciudad Victoria. State Of Tam
aulipas. Two soldiers already have
oied thcrc from the disease. Health
officers assert that the fever ha, no,
yet become epidemic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02
yireinian to suenI, =, Nn.,,,,r

hENBRlDGE. VA. Dec. DIR.
Edwin NJ. Mann. OF this town. will
be the speaker on Monday afternoon,
ut the meeting called by the south.
ern Co-Operativc League for Edu-
cation aud Social Service at Nash
VILE. lIo will speak along the limo
of moral Improvement. rho con
ference VIII be held In connection
with american Education Weak :"
December 10, designated NV prcsi-
dent Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

collected waste
peiHonh - all
working to-
ard absolute
relief.
DO sure TO
ask FOR TIN
Giles L,AXO
ASFIRIE tha
Improved As
pirin with the
throo points:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

CC1E-Nearly new lin ap-
VIZ pearance) CRAFTS
CABINET GRAND PIANO, full
octavcs, contains all improve
mcnts. Guaranteed. Mahog-
any case. Most excellent tone,
delightful responsible ACTON.
See this bargain at once or
write for full particulars.
Reasonable terms To any one
desiring them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-02

t11n-knabe Upright Piano.
" 4 Az used considerably. but
fine bargain at this price. Lib
eral terms TO responsible per-
son. Why not see this famous
make piano.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Don't fail to hear the lecture oI
DR.. Harding Of the State Univer
sity at the High School building
Friday night, Oct. 97th, at 1880
Misses Ethel Dixon and Irene
Williams of Biggers spent first Of
the week here guests of Miss Fran.
CTS Andrews -Hoxie Tribune.
We now have IN stock big ship.
ment of Ball Brand Rubber goods.
Everything for the feet. J. W.
Bennett.
Mrs. Claud Stewart OF Memphis
arrived Monday for weeks visit
with her aunt. MIS-. Ann Martin,
aud other relatives at BIggers and
Reyno.
Hon. 7. w. Campbell OF Little
Rock was 1 business visitor and a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. w. L.
Pope, IN Pocahontas the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. X. REYNOLDS,
Mrs. Isaac Ebbert and Mrs. J. T..
Pltman motored to Maynard Sunday
aud spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Hatley.- Hoxie Tribune.
DR. Harding of the State UNI
versity will be here Friday night,
Oct. 81, aud will lecture at the High
School building at 1880 All peo-
PIE interested In education cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. f. Lemmons ac.
compauied their daughter, Mrs. Ray
moud Henley, to Hoxie Monday.
Mrs Henley aud little son were en-
route to Tulsa, Okla to JOIN Mr..
Henley, be being pastor of the
Christian church at that plaza.
/ Dick Brown was up from Shannon
Monday morning aud informed NJ
that the PIE supper gwen there on
Saturday night for the benefit OF
the school was big success s33 40
was realized from the supper. A
cake for the uglIest man brought
ISls 40 aud was awarded to DR.. j.
w. Ryburn by nine votes over Lem
Dayis, the other contestant.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
Local and otherwise

FIashIights aud batteries at John
stos'e
Guy Price Of BIggers visited
bomcfolks mere Sunday.
J. O. DAVIS of BrooKett was Pc
cahontss visitor last FrIdav.
60 10 J. w. Beunetts for over.
shlrtn. sweaters aud caps.
Ben Johnston was 10 Imboden
one day last week on buslness.
Preeor,puous are our sDeolal,y
Johnaton Drug Co.
Myd Bennett aud family of
Biggera spent Sunday With home
iolhe N Pooabontas
Mr aud Mrs. J f. BeAsley of
Walnut Ridge we're gueets Of Poci-
hentsa relatives over Sunday.
Al tlnds Of story hooks. We
are npeo,allzng Iu Lhia liue. j. w.
Bennett
NJ and Mrs B +. Sssou OF No
land gcre Pocahontas visitors Satur
day
bra Ann MARTIN aud W. Il.
Blantcuship aud family spent last
week cud with relatives 10 Revno
sUmctbing new! Betty Bob"
combs Zoe bobbed ha,r. See thea
at Johnston's Drug store
M and Mrs. ! L. Preston aud
Cart P~slon aud ,amtg we're visit
ing q l',ggers sunday
hr4 Eta g Reynolds aui little
son Of G'ggers were pleasant caller
at Lh,a office last TOussdAy.
We are paying 30 oeuts for egg
iMe week. Harudeu Bros, Eleven
poinl. Ark. 8 #
Jnm Jones and Bro Neeley o
Reyno were meeting friends IN Po
oahontas one day last week
J. ~. McKruoey OF Deltplaiu
RIwas in town oo business Thurs
day
Johnstou's Liver Ton,o Is purel
gegotsble Try ,D sa''sfacuo
gpsr,uteed. Jonnatou Drug Co.
Kcnt Argo ls IA Sc. Loui- attend
ipg las Missour, CdUoprac ic Col
lsgs. atudying for tue profession
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
Election Proclamation

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be he'd at the various
voting precincts IN Randolph coun-
ty, Arkansas, on Tuesday, Nov. I,
1929, for the purpose of voting for
one Congressman from the 2nd con-
gresslonal district of Arkansas.
Given under my hand this 9th
day Of October, 1929.
l0-3t Il. II. Gulett,
Sheriff Of Randolph county. Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
farm Bureau Meeting

All members of the Randolph
County Farm Bureau are requested
to meet IN the courthouse at Poca
hontas Nov. lst, at p. m. for the
purpose of hearing the report of of,
ficers aud to transact other import,
ant business. Don't fail to attend
this meeting, it is important,
j. K. Kizer, Pres.
IL ltp M. M. Carter, Sec.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
Gold at Black Rock

Gold and silver bearing ore, SAID
to assay at the almost unbelievable
figure Of $4,000 a ton, is being
taken out Of a bull side on the farm oil
Fred Adams four miles northeast OF
Black Rock. About so tons OF ore
has been taken from the mine aud Is
| pulled up on the Adams farm A large
deposit Of the ore Is SAID to exist on
the Adams place
Information IN regard to the ap
parently rich deposits on the Adams
farm was obtained from Mr.. Adams
himself Adams was willing TO
discuss the ore deposits on his farm,
but SAID his plans for future opera
ton we're not fully matured. lie
declared that the ore also contained
lead, and that it was a quartz form
alton of the character IN which gold
usually is found. Adams said he
had been prospecting more or less
on bis place for many years.
A mlneralogist in Denver, three
in Chicago, and one in Arizona, be
declared bad assayed the ore. and 1t
was on their reports that he based
his statement of $40, 1000 to the ton.
Men familiar with mining oper-
ations say, however that an assay
of $40 900 to the ton Is by no means
a guarantee of deposits of that rich
ness. Samples may assay that
amount, but gold Is found IN streaks
and pooSets, and IN mining 1t
becomes a question as to whether
TIE vein as a whole is rich enough
to warrant blasting aud digging out
the one through a tunnel, which
must be of a certain width and
height to permit operations to go
forward.
Adams stated that he had leased
the property on a royalty basis and
that an experienced miner with
several men was now at work taking
out the ore. None of it, he said,
had been marketed. The miners are
blasting out the quartz and wheel
ing 1t out by hand.
Adams said ne was contemplating
forming a company and obtaining
sufficient capital to work the mine
on a large scale. If this was done
a stamp mill would be placed at the
mouth of the mine, he said. Oper-
atIons were begun IN creek bottom
and the tunnel Is being driven into
the hillside.
Adams lives IN Black Rock and is
the owner OF several farms and has
himself somewhat IN oil
prospecting as we'll as mining
Hoxie Tribune
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

To get rid of worms in children
give them Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge The little sufferer improves
at once and soon becomes healthy,
sctive aud robust. Price, 35c.
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
PIE SUPPER

There will be a pie supper at
Clearvlew church, on Saturday,
Oct. 20, for the purpose of buying
an organ for the church. Girls re-.
quesled to bring pies and the ooYs
their pooketbooks IL ltp
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
NOTICE

OF Farmers Union speaking dates.
We will be at the following named
places on the dates mentioned on a
speaking tour IN the interest of the
Farmers Educational ard Cooper.
ative Union of America:
Engelburg, Tuesday night Oct. 81
Hamil, Thursday night Nov. 2.
Shannon, (coun'y convention
Saturday, 10 a. m. Nov. 4.
J. w. Frangenburp, Co. Pres
Will Parton,
II. NJ. Crockett,
IL ltp. Speakers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
DENTAL NOrICE

DR. L. b, Price, deuust, will Wis
1t Maynard professionally, on Mon
day and Tuesday, Oct. 3o-3l, and
at Middlebrook Wednesday aud
Thursday, Nov. l-2. ll-lt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
FOR SALE

A fresh, clean stock of groceries.
Rent OF house they are IN cheap.
ID. w. Reynolds,
IL 3t. Reyno, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

A complete line Of novelty goods.
j. w. Bennett.
In all malarlal countries the popu
lar remedy is Herbine. People find
1t a good medicine for purifying the
system and warding of the disease.
Price 6oc. Sold by Palace Drug
Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
No worms h : flealthy chIld

AL children troubled with Worms have an uu
healthy color which indicates poor blood, ana "a b
rule, there Is more or leSs stomach disturbaucc
GROVES TASrEIFsSS CHILL TONIC given rcl1
lary for two or three weeks will enrich tha ho1d,
lmprovc the digestion, and act as ACCOMPLISHMENTS
enlne Tonic TO the whole system Nature viii then
throw oil or dispel the worms, and the Child vii be
u perfect health. Pleasant tu take. Co. psf boti
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

To Cure Cold IN One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROM0 oUININE Tablets) Il
stops the Cough and Headache and works off the
Cold. ?. ". GROVES signature on each box. SOC
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

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