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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1922-08-12

People who have attended the free
Fe'llre show under the auspices of the
nltruberculosis Association, Red
tfoss Chapter, and the educational de.
sflment, with Dennis Murphee, D:rec-
%, state that wonderful information
0elng graphically impaired and
isat good is being accomplished.
Passe pictures have been shown to
'sr iOO different audiences in the
[arioas counties in Mississippi. The en-
ne month Of August will be devoted
Y secures at different places in AL
porn county.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1922-08-12

= ia reported that men and women
- contemplate being absent from
M, voting precincts on August 10,
I u.rv nlaces In the state, are going
4 ,ha circuit clerks office and avail
I, ,bemselyes of the opportunity to
!. under the absent-yoter law. This
/. INN here at the capital, where many
[.,.ous have voted before leaving on
L,cation or business trips.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1922-08-12

Two months before the congression-
y election on November 7, the board
n election commissioners, composed of
be governor, attorney general and
lecretary Of state, must appoint three
eeetion commissioners for each of the
D counties of Mississippi. Word reach
y the capital that in the recommenda-
llons that are coming in from various
counties the names of many women
Flll be included A large number of
Fomen have been appointed by county
Executive committees throughout the
pate as judges and clerks to hold pri-
nany elections.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1922-08-12

An attractive program containing a
liberal premium list has been issued
N the State Fair Management for the
jackson Fair. These state fairs have
proved great agricultural successes,
had the live stock and poultry exhibit
\Me been exceedingly fine. During
Ne Fair the centennial Of the capital
kAy will be celebrated, and much in
|srsst is being manifested both in the
BIZ and the centennial celebration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
NEW YORK SHOW TO MIRROR
WOMEN'S AMAZING ATIVITIES
Exposition Opening in Mid-Sepember Will Demon.
strate Length to Which Feminine Participation Is
in Evidence in Turning Wheels of Progress.

fa"turcr. Of boxes and hall-bearir.;
machinery AL these and many NOR.
have applied for space and wom.n's
work In the field Of painting
sculpture. architecture. xiii. Of
course. be amply illustrated Muse
throughout IN. exposition which is -
continue one week. Will IL" furnished
les string orchestra 81 women"
Rut il must not h" supposed from
the foregoing that the j"h which
y, Sun held by tho vast majority
"f women is +" Ia" overlooked in this
exhibition az fcmin.u" activities 4
special f.a,ur. viii H.. made az the.
inheritance al. and tn" best method
Tor training young women ,nr th.
task ~ becoming vif- and moth.-
1t has been estimated" said one
81 IN" managers az the enterprise
SIN whom ] talked that for real
c"ini"rerC" after marriage = woman
should know forty-Eevcn trades from
"nok lSnnhrcss and carpet layer to
dr"ssmak"r and educator. Simu;-
'an"oms instruction in all these may
not he possible hut We believe that
tho well-trained business woman
makes tho best wife and mother. be-
cause She tackles the problems II
h"m" with trained Systematic
mind"
How many vocaiions" asked
-" you think arc now open to girls
Nh" have their own living To- make
Nor" than sixty" she replied
iriumphan'ly.
This exposition is not 70 open ur-
~ september - tclosinr on tn.
""rdl. hut preparations for i, are
gong on with an activity that shows
~ car hardly fall 10 he great sue
cess, ana ] hope tn Furnish more do
tails concerning IL before tho dav
~ It's opening. for as said above.
nothing OF it's Kind has ever h..n
attempted before
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Hy NInsigr trfh,lr.

NEW YORK July 10 The entire
10" room floor .! ~" Iint"i cpmtro-
nor" mas been secured. aud appIica-
lions FOR spac" arc pouring in urnn
lh" c"mmi,'"" IN charg" VIDE mas
h""n IN" variety "f expos it!on. staged
RON time 90 tim" .n this city. hu,
never has there been ANYTHING ol,l,.
Tx" what this : 20 b" II plans
:" present an inspiring pageant of
ne muiiIto'm activities Of III. WON
an a.; today
Absolutely complete. this ray.an,
cannot TO. b"cars" ~ tn. refusal.
h""r "'hicai grounds ~ women law
N"rS and women physicians 10 take
par hn' "ith th"s" two "xcep,Ions
o." field ~ work In which woman is
"nS"s"d, win 10 unr"presentcd
!, may naturally he asked how can
purpos" or objcc, Of th:s .o-, b.
a,'rhc'ively presented IN ,hc form
~ show open 70 the public. Tho
answer must Itself TAX. tho form o,
a question. has tn" public any CON
o"nm"rctal industrial, scicn,!Hc.
economic, artistic, .,c. in which
""-1"u ar" today engaged The
forthcoming show counts uror sue
r"sS through the fact 81 being ahle
10 furnish srupcndous revela,iou.
Professional Women OriEinntors
m or'Girators ~ this .nterpriSe
stands the N"w York League 81 PuSi-
ness and Professional Women. com
ros"d ~ half Thousand members
who arc a. the very TON - the lad
der. with an aEr"ga'" income from
i'"ir work "f si25o 600 yearly.
w" ar. going 10 show" saws tho
president ~ this League ",hat is
w"m"p "hn keep tine wheels ~ the
business world turning and ina,
without women the na"hiu. would
come :" dead stop LIS something
mat has never he"N don" before and
couldn't have been done even few
years ago. Every show women nave
arranged in the past has been
needle work bazaar or something ~
mat sort What We want 70 show
whether women shall GO into bust
ness. hu; how Ear they can and viii
Among our exhibitors viii &c
" omen anufacturer. Of paint. var.
n'sh and floor compounds. confcc-
tionary. machinery and radio con
d"ns>r We shall have in tho con.
ter Of the hall an attractive garden
with women landscape gardeners ~
charge. and In direct contrast Will
h. units devoted to women in bank.
Ing. and In insurance, with stalls
teal and other displays that will
illustrate the scope Of their work.
In All Line. of Busine.s.
Women brokers in coffee and tea:
women sales agents for leather
houses: women cutlery workers.
women In advertising: women manu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF CHANCE TO GET BOOK
Remaining Days in I'D. Die
tionary Offer Arc Used
Opportunity.

Tn" days remaining In d!s;r.Dution
OF IN" New thiversiti"s Dictionary
VIII probably hr taken advantage OF
hN hundreds. who. for some reason or
"'h"r nav" not yet occurred u COPY.
This Hrcat "mul,um In parvo" book
- on" mat has secured n f'rrr hold
ON the affections ~ IN" p"opI" at
large. md So influence wul DOUBTLESS,
ho i"l' more and more n. m" years
<" on In this community. Tn" wide
distribution OF tho work ha, already
exceeded our an;lc!pntion- ana w..
are more than Hrbtihed nj the hearty
welcome that has attended our O.,
forts. Indeed. J. would -ecn that We
not only hit upon the right book .or
"nr readers, but that We chose tn.
Tirht moment :" present Il
We are sure that I, IL the h-s,
look 81 It's Kind and tina, every
owner VIII. many times In The future
congratulate himself aud feel gra,..
fnl to The Times Dispatch paper. ror
IN" possession 81 dictionary tina,
shall answer tho many questions tina,
arts. daily In the school. tn. home
IN" Office. tn" study and th- work
mop. Th- distribution viii clog.
soon. Read the coupon in today.
paper for terms.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LrNcHBURG. VA. July 10
James Crawley. OF Lynchburg. and
Miss Marie Eta Cox. OF Indianap.
oils, Ind. were married here Friday
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. =. i. Arthur. pastor OF Fair.
View Methodist Church. at the par
sonage OF that church.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 10.
invitations have been received
mere TO tho approaching marriage Of
MISS Dorothy Gardner Jayncs. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Cor!na Gardner Jaynes
which Will take place on Saturday.
july 10. at 3 o'clock. at the homo
or tho BRIDES mother. 5528 Kenmore
Afcnno. Chicago. Mrs. Jaynes and
daughter formerly made their rcsi-
dcnce In fredericksburg. and have
many friends hero.
DANVILLE. VA. July 1o.-New.
mas boon received hero OF tho mnr.
riaGe In carroiton. On. m Thursday
or Harry w. Smith 10 Miss Rcba
Martin. n member OF tho faculty OF
AVerott College. tho ceremony taking
place mt tho homo CT tho bride,
parents. Tho brlde has besn head
OF tho department OF domestic science
at tho college, Mr.. Smith being in
lbu~inoss hdro and prominent In ioeai
Masonic circles.
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ny Ruth IeiEh,
Author Of Tho Human Side ut
Retail Selling" Tho A h 9
OF Retailing" etc.

30 you know tn. difference be
tween butter. oi-omRrEHrinc and rem
ovated butter? Here IS II s!mplc t.-t
that YOU can conduct In your own
Kitchen: Melt the sample to L.. test
81 over low flame Gus. a piece the
s.ze OF small chestnut. holding II
in an ordinary tablespoon. and
Fastening the process with splin-
ter ~ wood. say match stick The
increase the heat. bring 70 brisk
boil az possible and after the boil =
ing has begun stir the contents OF
rh- spoon thoroughly. not neglect!ns
the outer edges. two or thr-" times
a intervals during ;ne boiling al
WAYS shortly before the boiling
ceases
oieomargarine and renovated but
ter boil noisily. sputtering sOmewha
Ike MIXTURE Of grease and water
y men boiled. and produce n" foam.
~ but very little. Renovated hut
Genuine butter hollis. a rule. with
less noise. and produces an album
dance OF foam.
This test can he made either in a
spoon or in tin pan. and FOR tina,
r-asonH, Is known in chemical lab
oraturIas rs the spoon" or the pa n
test. There are other more Compli-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Mn,c ii. :. Ilnah, niurrH.

Tn. Offices ~ tho United states
Board Of Public Roads in charge ot
I. e. Carpenter. haN- been moved
from the post Office annex to the
Virginia Railway and rower Com.
pa 7v's building. The Offices OF the
tinted states Division 81 crop EST
mates of IN" Ruraau 81 Agrjrul
nral Economics, will hn moved from
TN" pos'-"iii"e annex tomorrow "a
Rooms 5Il-il3. i.Nri- Building II
NJ Taylor l. the director IN char-,
~ this bureau, which j. co-"pcra;ius
with IN" stat" Impairment OF Auri-
,ul'gr" ard immigration in furnish
!uC crop reports
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, KILLED AS BIRTHDAY
PARTY>IS BREAKING Up

NEW ERtNSW Ick. y. J.. July 10.
Just as birthday party a. ,he
HON" or John Mauro at Highland
i'arH. was about I" break up early
today. Mauro and enc az his guests
j"S"rh N"ce. w"r. snot and killed
Hearing three shots outsii. tho
house Mauro and several ot the
guests went out 4" investigates As
hey stepped out ~ the door three
more shots were fred one of which
struck Manro in tho head. Wore
.a'"r was found dead with buIIa,
wounds in the jaw and mock
The police took Concietto Genr-
gan and Sam Morr.ll into custody
ulcers said their investigation dis.
l"s-d that there had been III feel
ine between MaUro and G.orsiano
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
You Can Insure
Anything You Bake
Every Woman Will BE Inter
ested in This Novel Plan

lust imagine being able to hake
anything You want to. and IL II ism.
a success. getting yonr money back
for every ingredient YOU use.
It's fact! The Heekin Company
feels 80 sure that any woman can
get successful baking results with
Heekin,s Pure Baking Powder that
they guarantee your success, and
offer to pay for anything YOU bake
that doesn't prove satisfactory In
every way 10 you.
You zee. He.kin's is made from
the fnest. purest and highest-priccd
materials. better baking powder
than Heekin's simply cannot he
made; Yet 1t actually costs yon far
proaches It. In quality. For Heekin's
is sold on small margin OF profit.
There are thousands of women
for better hnking. Ita exceptional
quality is always uniformly good-it
never varies. Heek!n's retains its
strength to the very last spoonful in
tho can. And HeAkin'r Pure Baking
Powder Is backed by the following
ironrlad guarantee:
~ Gnythfn0 vou bnk.-usino Heekim',
to pour entire snfsfnefion. the JuH price
of me baking po,cder and the prize. 81
eererp ingredient IN whatever pou bake riH
oe returned 10 you. Sin;riy nat the IN.
oredfrnfa trffh their prices and send IN
The Heekfn Company. Cincinnati. Ohio.
In keeping your baking always sue.
cesEful. great deal OF responsibility
rests on tho baking powder. Hecltin's
has proven itn superiority in this
respect. II PRODUCES excellent bak-
Ing results. not once. but day-in,
day-out, month after month.
Ask your grocer for Hoekin's Pure
Baking Powder. Try II and prove
to yourself how food 1t is Buy a
can today-you'li like Heekin's.
mr. y"rKiN COMPANY
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Fear Maintain Climber, Loaf,

LONDON. Iuiy lO.-Anxi.ty pre-
walls In inhln regarding the where
ab"uts ~ !riraIicr-Gcn"ral Charles
81. Bruce. leader ~ rhe Moult Ever
crt expedition. according 20 tn. Daily
MALLS Calcutta correspondent. Moth
Ink has been heard from General!
l:rnce or the other members or his
party. sag the dispatch. sine. GcO-.-
Finch. i"ut-uant-cOlNnri Strut and
br. i."ngStan arrived at Dnrjc-lius
n fortnight ago. and IL Is not known
whether they are returning or arc
making "a further attempt 20 scale
tn" fountain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

WASHINGTON July l0-Dr Otta
Wi-df-idi. IN" German ambassador
ct Washingtou To night tu sail from,
\"w York tomorrow on tho American
''"d nShip Reliance. operated by tho
"a mhurE American Steamship Com
Nanl. I" spend hV- weeks i'm Ger
many. pr. Wicdf.!dt Intends I, is.
laid. 10 bring his family with him,
when h" returns During his ah-
S-nc" haron Edmund Won Th"rmann
r"unS"."r az IN" embassy. Will be in
charge
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'IIlijIIllI(lIIIIIlIII

very goodresults and some of my girl
friends are taking it now. You may
use this letter to help other girls, as
the letters in your book helped me-.
- ROSE WAIDNER. 30l8 Roseland
Place, Baltimore, Md.
That is the thought so often ex-
pressed in letters recommending
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. These women know what they
have suffered, they describe their
symptoms and state how they were
finally made well.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is medicine made from
medicinal roots and herbs, and without
drugs, to relieve the sickness women
so often have. which is indicated by
backache, weak feelings, nervousness,
and no ambition to get anything done
or to go anywhere. 1t has helped
many women. Why not try it?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WpndclrS Pills, \ III tito
Brand, For Rundown,
Tircd.Out People.

II yon feel tired out, out a, sort. de-
apond-nt. mentally or physically depressed,
get 60 cont haI Of Wrnd.Ir. riis. Am.
hilton Nrand. at Tragic Drug Company to-
dH, and take the rrst big step toward
feeling better risht away.
" You work too hard. smoke too much.
or arc nervous. Wsnd-lrs riiIs Ambition
brand. Will make YOU feel better la :Hrre
days OF money back from Tragic Drug
Company. on the nrEt hoI purchased.
As treatment for affections OF tho
nervous systsm. conStipation. los. Of APP
petite. aleeplessnsss. or Nervous lndiEes.
tlon. get box of Wendeirs Pills, Amb!-
tion Rra1d. today on thu money back
pian.-Adx
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S. S. S. Fills Out
Hollow Cheeks,
Thin Limbs!

Men and women.-whether you win
ever build yourself up to your normal.
5uat-right weight depends on tho num-
Der Of blood cells In your blood That's
all there is to II. It's a scisntific fact
II your blood cell factory ian't work
Ing right. you will be run down. thin.
your blood will he in disorder, and
perhaps your face Will be broken out
with pimples, blncGhcads and erup-
t!ons. :. :. :. kecIS your blood cell
factory working fun TINA II helps
build new blood cells. That's why
4. =. 8. builds up thin, midtown peo-
pie. II puts firm flesh ON your bones. 10
rounds out your face, arms neck.
limbs. the whole body. 1t puts the
pink" In your cheeks. IL takes the
ho!towness from the eyes, and II fools
Father Time by smoothing out wrin-
kles In men and women by "plumping'
them up. $. s. =. IN remarkable
blood purifier. While you are getting
plump. your skin er'iptions. pimples.
blackheads. acne. rheumatism. rash.
letter, blotches are being removed.
Tho medicinal ingredients OF s. 3. q.
arc guaranteed purely vegetable.
&. s. 8. Is sold at all drug stores, in two
aizeA Tho larger size Is the more
economical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Menu for Today

DECENTRALIZATION grapes or
plumr. scrambled Eggs, toast. cof-
Zoo ar cocoa.
DInner-roid tongue. rrcamed
potatoes tomato and cucumber
salad. bread. butter, Iced tea or
milk. lemon pie,
Euppor-Rico and cheese rro-
uucttes. tomato sauce. cold slnw.
mumns. butter. Iced tea or milk.
bananas, cream.
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Thcater Calendar
voudevI,le

1T ItIT--Keith ranHeNIIIe.
B1JOt-" School Days with
wesley Rarry. prologue by local
amateurs.
Rp-"Track story
"f tho Texas Rangers and Sher-
lock Holmes adventure,
AbWAY-"The Song OF
Lie. with Rll-star cast.
COLONIAL. Bert Lytcll. In THE
Idle Rich"
ISIS William Favnrsham, In
Tho Sin That Was HIS"
obEoN- rudolph Valentino. In
The tunTu"ring rowcr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

state Accountant w T.. Smyth
Yesterday confirmed the report ,ha'
four counties in the Ninth Congress.
s;onal District had been checked :
I" their voting lists or May hy rem
resentatives ~ his Office. This has
been done :" prevent alleged padding
~ the lists previous to election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
IN AND OUT OF town.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy {. Fitzgerald and
daughter. Shirley. OF Forest H.ll. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ! W. Fiizrerald.
OF Saint Johns. Michigan, parents o.
lir Fitzgerald.
Mrs. John Rover and Misses Ethel
and Louise Rover. NJ Roland Park.
Baltimore. are the guests % Mrs Nj
J. Hough. a5oS West Grace Street;
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wIna.,orm stop. COMMUNICATIONS

CHICAGO. July IA terrific
TIndst"rm FRUSTRATED Telephone and
telegraph communica and caused
considerable property manage at
Watseka. III. late today Tho storm
swept through WAts.ka crossed
tn. state line into Indiana and was
,elt with lesser fore. at Shaldnn
North Judson. South BEND and Fort
Wayne. No loss OF life was re-
ported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Local. Temperature ,r,,,,J,,.

Y. II. "fnp"rs'ur. --.-- =
Mr'Iihum '"mn"r'tur" Z" =. N..... 81
Minimum temperature ID" - VI GS
Mean '-ur.r-tlIr y.-t.fs'.. -
Norma! '-in9"r-tW-" Tor tn. date. =.
Deficiency yesterday
h:@''-s H.i'' march .............. ~
ENrlss s.nca January ........ IS.
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The Weather
Uurni,hed oy u w.a,a.r rnr..,,
fNrei,nsf. NJ

F"r"'nst NirKTnIn =
fnriL 'iuud,. with To-
cal thunder showers this
afternoon Ur tonight
nn'l tomorrow mt
much change In tenn :
~ rntur~
Sorth tBrOlina -
rarity cloud, WEATHER.
with scHitrr-,i thunder
show"rs ,"da. and to-
morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard white. which any drug store
Will rupply for a few cents snake
w-!l. and YOU nave a quarter pint OF
tn t.Rt !ieck!e and tan bleach ana
CnmplsEion whitrner.
Massage this sweotly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and SEQ how
fr"ckies and hiemish-s bleach out and
how clear. soft md rosy white the
KIN hccomeS -Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

Ntrf-lI !. hrurs ending T. NJ Son.
h'luf~ll - nous ending =. Nj N"n.
EN""ts sine" March ............ { -
th'"s- since January .........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
MONTHS OF
SUFFERING
How a Baltimore Girl Re.
covered Her Health
Baltimore, Maryland. "For sew.
Baltimore, Maryland. tFor sew
eral months l suffered with severe

backache and gen.
eral weakness. /
could not sleep
CONT for a bly, at
night for pains in
my back. l found
your book at home
one day an d al
ter reading it be-
gan at once to
tax e Lydia E.
Pinkham's Veg
e t Bile Com
DO,lnd Ihave had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

Special Data.


vi nj direction. -"V'h-a-.. wind vsioc.,v
-, weather at J.. NJ clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

\ better Salt. Jack Frost" Ask
your grocer for it-Adv
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wOMAN's MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Woman's Auxiliary. Second Rap
t!st Church. Will he held a, the
church this evening at S O'Clock Tho
topic for discussion will ne Making
a Home In New Land" and group
No. S. with Miss sarah Crump as
leader, VIII have charge OF the rro-
gram.
Ine quarterly meeting OF the
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Associa
ton VIII be held Wednesday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock in 1he Sabbath
schoo! OF Beth Ahabah
The lakewood Memorial Association
Will hold its regular meeting 10.
morrow afternoon at o'clock. at 81.
Johns Church.
The Woman's Missionary Society II
Centenary Will have It's regular
meeting this afternoon AT clock
In the parish house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

rated tests that arc made. but for tho
hou.ekesper's purpose thl. Is as sim
pic and reliable as any.
Tomorrow Some su z * est Ons
about economical shopping for
Kitchen utensils.
&C.. 1879 l'uhiic Ledger Coz
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Seyna0urSycIe
Il West Broad Street.
"A REMEDY
COMPLETE

Many peoplo wronGfuliy be.
lieve they can further tho work
.. ordinary aspirin by taking
with IL auinine. cascara or saits
of one kind or another.
This Is mistake. They rob
the aspirin of muck Of Its sHi-
cheney.
II IL true laxative 10 nece.-
eary. hut should only ne takan
In definitely prepared. scien-
tine mbinat!on such as In
TlSG1.E'S LANO ASPIRIN.
Hrre science has helpfully
combined genuine aspirin with a
diEsntant and laxative.
Ths hrst relieves conGestion
and pain. the second prevents
disturbance OF tho stomach. and
tho third cleanscs the system Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

Ifs shsorb~A rapidly
1t relieves pnin quickly
"-It's = gentle laxative.
T1NGLES LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask your druggist for the
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Research Laboratories, wash.
lnston. D. C.-Adv. ~.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

small, sore eruptiops
which became larger. The
itching and burning were
80 severe that / scratched
and irriiated the affected
parts. and my face was so
badly dishgured that /
was moi Alto hr aern No
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

clothing aggravated the breaking
out on my arms. / lost many hours
Of sleep.
A friend told me about her ex-
perience with Cuticura Soap and
Ointment so l tried them, and after
using one cake Of Soap and two
boxes Of Ointment was healed" "
lSigned) Miss Laura M. Fisher. r.
F. d. /, West LeesPort. Pa.
Make cutioufa Soap, ointmentand
Taleum your gy-day toilet prepa-
rations and watch your skin improve.
Sample Haeh Pre- by NAL Address. "cursurs Lab
oratorist Dept y, hsidsn - hsst" Sold every
ghere sosp1fc Ointment p andtoc Ialcum Ne.
~ Cutieurs Sosp shsvss ~itho mug.