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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
ElIOVJACKEIS
READY FOR AKRON
,k,ord's Crack Indspsndsns
;.aM sowls Over New York
" Eleven Easily
hues PLAYS STAR GAME

,,,.. IA championship Of the East
". W. ~,rcI.d away BY virtue Of their
!. "a victory over the strong y
Giants, yesterday afternoon fne s
..ssrd 'Yellowjackets start sne'f
.s.im tof bigger titular hon0.s TO-
.,,sv when they engage the AkF0n'
49,. - v.rs thrills aplenty in yes
~. encounter with the Giants.
,,.,toy came to philadelphia con.
y. IN their ability to beat the big
'sA.ast eleven, but a Spectacular
,oal from the 40.yard line ev
s,Iie. the former Yale star, was tneIr
% %sontribution to the scoring column.
sssm lift end. n tentnmate OF
M. st Eli, ably aided and abett",''
istter. By falling on a punt dropped
% - Davies on Frankfofd's 30.
q I'm iine. and thus giving Neville the
rss Ia display the prowess OF bis
catsd right foot. -..
Fam Davies, the former Pitt star,
nisyinr wonderful ball for the Yel'
Ir;.ckets, The erstwhile Panther
:. ths Giants q sample of what he 10
,shis az when he zig zagged through
XIV sir whole team for 90 yards and the
Il line. The run was ruled out,
Ssyer, because the referee detected
frankfort mon ,oifside. -,
H. mi n
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'DE[CO CLUB SCORES
GREATEST TRIUMPH
Lowers colors Of coIwyn Grid.
dsrs In Annual Game,
10 TO o
HIooEN.sALL TRICK USED

The Delco football eleven won its
greatest triumph OF the season yester.
day when the Darbyites lowered the
cotors Of the Coiwyn Club In their
annual Delaware County title clash at
Hilldale Ball Park. Is I'd 0.
The protegcs Of Woody Bonsall out.
played those a DR.. Kerr and scored q
second. They played wonderful foot.
ball and are ready to take on the
Darby Rams tomorrow afternoon and
add them to their list Of victims.
Delco has played eleven games this
season and won all but one. That was
with Lancaster, which was lost 6 to 2.
although Delco outplayed its opponents.
Two OF yesterdays touchdowns were
the othes was on an end run BY
Humphries after the bali was brought
to the 8.yard line on six successive
first downs.
Magnolia A. A., Of Frankford. which
held Melrose, Of Atlantic City. to q
tie last Sunday. invaded Holinesburs
and was turned back by George John.
sons boys, q to o. The big burg
eleven was at its best and completely
outplayed its opponents from down
Frankford way.
Howard Berry. Leo Lynch and Vic
and Berry displayed all his old time
form when he was in the limelight at
Penn. Holmcsburg made eleven first
downs to two for Magnolia, but the
losers deserve great credit for the hne
showing they made.
Seven thousand fans crowded the
Strawbrihge & Clothier Field to watch
Victrix and Hobart battle in their
annual gridiron struggle. Both teams
had come through the season with fly
ing records, but Victrix proved best
on this occasion and won out. @ to O.
victrix scored the winning touchdown
in the second period. Linaugh, who
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
You Auto KnOW

Bright metal work can he protected bv
using a mixture composed OF one pound OF
lard. IN ounce Of gum csmphor and . little
lamp Hack melted together.
When . cotter pin Ia siipped into place
never bend the ends over Nat AGAINST the
bolt or rod. The pin will lock juat a. ac-
TO Prevent slipping out.
To keep the Windshield clear In rainy
wea ther try rubbing q sliced onion over the
Ilass. using an ur-RRd down stroke. BE
sure TO coat the entire surface Of the gia0S
with the Juice OF the onion.
Hcmp string and sonp Ia tho propsr ma
teriai 10 use for packing the stuffins bog
of A gasoline pump. II 10 Q well.kno,vn
fact that gasoline will dissolve virtually any
kind Of oil used as . lubricant. but has no
effect on soap.
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sTUYvEsANT HJoH EASY
Harrisburg Tech Rolls VI e6.'
Score on New Workers

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 1.-Gainins
an advantage by scoring touchdown
In the first few minutes Of the game,
Harrisburg Tech High School shook the
confidence Of the Stuyvssant High
School. Of New York City, and. ran M
a 05 to 0 score on the team from the
metropolis.
Nearly 1000 persons witnessed the
fray. The weather and ground con.
ditions were ideal for the game.
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Edependent Grdders Will Play Until Middle Of December

s.. Ss,';ss.:ss. ';sss:s. ,.!: .:: . resss .:
isssS. iS:i; 'SsSSsss ssss', . r: e
score, and the rstvrns show that the WY
phlA1elPhlens really outpleyeo HMS SpDo'
et. 0sAwig's and Norwood. two o. De!a:
ware CSuntys Leading ss5refstsors Sst'Mss
ssGnso came s.o 'ps tss aSsI..P
sks .Ss%f: 81 itS nv Tor the sisrs ss'n'
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vsodsrbIIvs ,sas Grid Schedule

M::as, .nG::s. 1::s Ps Pssss. e.
Texas, TenneSsse. possbly Auburn. 0eofgis
and .6ewapes. Tho Michigan same 10 on
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LAST WErK or rUE epAsos

The curtain will soon BE- rung down %
football. but therS are some impof amt vemes
81 shs fusIc LspeER stam are. .coveiins
these gsmsa and Will soon BE- mafine snsis
vistc sIsrts nsys Rad. ihS PuSsso tssssA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01

took Doushsrty's place at rightsnd,
threw forward pass to Costello and
the latter ran twenty yards and won
the game.
ssl.ss 5sss Fan. % Is: .he%s x:ls IS sEs
morning. The score was IL 20 9. and u We9
down, e: nsss hss, s"'y y Meot:Sx
faIip scored q the Anal eYsftsr. when Lsiiv
went over from the ]-yaf0 ltns.
ceaeAsAsekss hsd sn sesy time q. y ytts
ne 81. dfss$i!. +. .2c ..9ss s:S; I:
In the third quarter: ana when the re8ufees
n0turred IN the nnal quarter ~ more were
added. Conshohocken plays ct Bethlehem on
Sunday
Yst !sIle lss@ stv ths ,Hms,!esn, nr'9s: ss
tie TIE champ chan icn:hip Of that .district~ and tSs
s5issSs sSsysG wSsGFsss sn Sn tpoSson nid nsid.s ssmS sS
each 81 the four iouchdowns were msds
after long runs.
,raveIs5 s5 g g ccf.ssssSweSo'd. sS S' :"a nsi d+s:ss;
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indep ependej,t Grid Scores

Ersnkfera. ~ MSy yest 9.snts. ..
S$.:SsSss;: SSs|S1!:i;: ts:s:: s::::'s y :, C.. ..
s: :::s::: Is; r;S: s.:.;s:: 4;
NSSeSeesssv.. 70: ss csnca,h, 10 Of u,oses..ss 1.
!. AsMi e. C., u: North Phiisdslehis Pre-
GSslssnhsH: tSSIlsssS,s y. !U" br!dss S'Ss T.. :.
pondale, 70; rAirvieW, Q. 40 .r. D.
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ST. MARYS

John Immenscttrr OF Broadacrc. O..
s?cn, Thursday here the guest OF
friends.
j. y 'irolno i confined 70 his home
with an attack - iIu.
Mrs. Mrk!hhcn continues III n the
ho,uN %: her HauGht"r Ms. Gregory.
y !. CUNNINGHAM oG East Liverpool.
.. WIS 4 visitor hcr" several days this
wC"E.
q {. MocTaGcart of Eureka was IN
towu Thursday IN business.
Born - Mr.. and Mrs. David Butler on
Wednesday. Mar'h 18th Il son. Mother
ami babe dong nicely,
Frank Lamp. 1T cave Run, was IN
town Friday.
". J. Todd. OF Newport was a bust
ness caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Friend pvl"nr. @: belmont was
shopping here Friday.
A large delegation OF teachers lert
on the morning train tor SistcrSv!tle To
attend the meeting 80 tho Northwestern
Teachers Association.
Tho boys haSkctbaN team left Thurs
day morning for EuckhaGnon 70 Nartici-
pat" IN the tournament ~ bc held there
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Tn" many friends Of alter Robinson
OF c.orerdale. were WshoCli"d 10 learn
that his residence and household goods
burned ear,r Thursday morning.
III" Ladies Al society Of the ". r.
church ulct in tho basement OF thc
church IN Thursday afternoon. y very
enjoyable time vas reported.
Miss Myrtle Hammc't. Of Eureka was
q shopper in in" city. Thursday.
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NrMECHEN
Apue blossom Contest.

I,,,huSinrn IN the Apr.e h'"SSo:A
,nn,.s, bling held by IL" Sunday
school classes are expected to Join tho
rapks WIN Sunday school opens TO-
morrow morning. Il; as o'clock. Tho
mon Of ne SUNDAY Schoo! arc III the
lead al pesent. having eight nl@re ne~
members 20 their credit thaa the
women.
Tue rga,ar morning services a; tho
,.hurchoc God vii oG held At II "'c."cN
At whth time Rev. John ". "ats!er
M s..ak OF "Ahtd!nG love" For his
sermon topic 4. n. evening services
eyp. Sh!Si"r has c@ossn Is There
Ueava. What = H.
Dance Well Attended.
1.r dance and musical held asst aiEEt
IN &c -. James church by tho 'aIieS
-, nc church was very vel uttNdned.
ro;1w'ns delightful musical program
,ncrcrnatrdr- oC the evening was spNG.
at tarr!rg Til" music for to OCCASION
vs. furnished by Kaufcnaa9 orcncs-
II; Of WhH"l!rg.
Thtmole Bee Entertained.
Irrrle~s % the Th;vnhlr Hoe Sewing
Sc!c.y acre dcligh'tui.y entertained At
e houl, az Mrs J. z. rowci, o. Car
r,id street Thurs,!a: evening. The
mess sp"r, an cnJ"!oh'o evening at
f,rcS aaI rO"dlcw"vk and Il u lat"
lrn: tho hostess served = d"l'"i"gS
luncheon carrying uuc the sriri; "r -.
IatrcK'S lay IN a. o. tGc d""oya,Inns
ITon prcs"Tt wcr": NcSdancs Jennie
MrCt'ogh. u. Sn"dgTass. John H"u"N.
w. :; Leach, Harry MrF.lCoy. Samuel
Iiun,r l. I.ukruS. N.rt"r Reynolds,
Mcra-r. RIde. EEtic Morgan. Chester
Mcfroy. OF Wheeling, and Miss Nellie
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| CUTICURA HEALS
| LARGE PIMPLES |
Face ltched and Burned.
Caused Disagreement.
Could Not Sleep.

my face began TO itch and burn
and then broke out in hard, large.
red pimple, tina, festered and scaled
over. They were scattered a! over
my face and caused Disagreement
for the time being. could not sleep
at night on account Of the irritation.
II began using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and in two weeks was
completely healed after using one
cake Of Cut;cuTa Soap and one box
of Cuticura Ointment. Signed
Earl Oliver. r. K. ,, Princeton, Ky,
June 7, 1921.
Cuslcura Soap daily, with cu,icuTs
Oin,men, occasionally, prevents
p!mples or other erup,ions. They
are a pleasure TO use, as is also Cuti-
cu.a Talcum .toE peytuming the skin.
s.npl. EAsA Pre- BY MAJ At!ress: "csassra Lab
sratorl.s. Dsyt H. hhdsn Is Mss" Sold every
where Soap Sc Ointment IS Ar toc. 1alcum dc
D CuGeurA Soap shave. ~ithon. mug.
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John WILKINSON'S
AUTO IS RECOVERED

Tie Dodge automobile belonging q
John Wilkinson. which was taken from
ia from ~ the Market auditorium
Thursday evening, was recovered last
evening".
TIL" machine was found dNcheI at
Tenth street. War~ood. Police believe
that y"4ugsterA took tho car for u
toy ride" and 'tt'n disched tho MA.
chine early yesterday morning.
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TIE We".IN.- o. TO 0|6-T =. N
Chu!-n % ia n':e entertained ~. ,
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.. e., p. 80. IL. .,g.:..,;.- urs'iU"@ 81
;..,.. ,...... r...rN.ir tlr dinner IN"
.",>,~ spout . dr,ilht!T! evening AZ
.a:u,s an ura... The :'.."";a~ were
..,...,, M.,a,~. and M~>dtm"F: Victor
WI..,nS .uy V.r'"; Hawthorne. o.
;.,.,t.r. H..rI k'rlrv. Roy S;."h'r. h"N-
,.:h u.,rh,u~ou. NJ" MLgri" and w.
Flake, NrsGa:u"S: HAIRY '""p"r' mar
wy Muc>&a". Forrest NtrhE. .'""f~"
>taip. -. \ rnr""% an q. y. Macp'"'
Misses. Eva Mc-'r~Iua,k. E"rthA M'f'
pc and AHA Eyyrd.
McMechen Briefs.
Frank Dcltz las returned homo lvo'n
I.tttie,on. where 10 spent several days
as the cue>, "f fr.";.ts-
Miss N'nrl Lowe j. ~ ~ her home On
Marshall s,",ct
=io,:.r~ M.,',n.is mas accepted pos
,!nr with t." Elalyi-AI'aS G.2sS son'
?ary. rt Wh"..,n=-
Charles ilnyn.s. ct M"rsahtowa. e
sr~udiug tho w.v>-cnG III this city a.
tl. -::"~t - r-!""ds
Mr.. lnu,, ,:rS:.y IS improving from
h.r re,'cut illness a; hcc h""'" on rFftH
.,r",t.
MIS-. =. W. T!p?lo. q: Smtthcarld. O..
iv the gucst Of Mrs l.. Il"tchison over
;Ac week end.
Mes. Mcrcmhs. % Garfield street. IS
aa., - he out after being confined TO
or home by E,ness for the past week.
t;anrrc EhhcrS. @; rowhat'n, was 4
BUSINESS visitor in ;hc city Yesterday
S.r.. Mary t;Ark - the guest Of
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BENWOQD
ms, JAMES FARRI
CALLED By DEATH

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'''''. "'..! .,,,r,'r,.,d from uarry Mt-x
49, ~ -. ,', ..,1 .hr interior If tAe
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,.' ~, III.,. ,,,,,irp y, = rev display
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counter .''"' : t,,th,,,, Mr. Eo,ur
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III" NN""'Hs anu !" '.1 ,,r ,n,. dis
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'n""t;"SS h"'a th,rr I%S,S'" ,';,. y', ~.
Gay, m" $'n""iS 90 M, ",.S.' So.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Members os Tie High cub ~ Wheel
Ing high school. w"r" requested to At
tend Z party hci1 for tar benefit nc 81.
Patrick day, The affair was enjoyed
~ II" r;,r" folks Nh" were present
mi 4 luncheon vas served
The Nigh school choir hc'4 meeting
~ ~ .h"", &C. r,o:Cau.4" III" stu
G.''s o." ~" ,.'lojG hal" been doug good
W"~t nd Il is expected that not much
- ! chance w!Ii lie made
P-.u~:raI r. T. Johrs announced yes
:rrtIay that a few pupils are SIN not
masking out a program card which was
due n several weeks ago. Each student
il requested 20 fill in hts name. address
and his periods on these cards.
Monday will mark one OF the many
programs which will be held in the Eng
fish classes. Programs are held once
week in the class room and articles nre
taken from the Literary Digest.
rlean-uN day WAS held Thursday
which vas SUCCESS throughout the
school and It is thought that such days
will he hold In he near future
However. 4 f'w pupils did no: do their
part in the work and will Re subject TO
TO more IN The next cleanup day.
All tho students Of tho h!sh school
have been either vRcc!nated or have
very good reasons for not having their
arms scratched.
Ar. Johns announced Yesterday that
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All tho students OF the h!sh school
have been either vRcc!nated or have
very good reasons for not having their
arms scratched.
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Congoleum and
Linoleum
In the Spring Sale

\ solid carload Of genuine
Gold Seal Congolcum, all new,
perfect goods. A complete line
of patterns, . and 3 yards wide.
Spring Sale Price. .. 1850
Remnants and Short
Lengths ............. SIC
You can get enough Of the
same patterns for a room of the
above.
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If you are in the market for
Draperies or Curtains Of any
kind or description, this is your
golden opportunity to- purchase
same at a saving that will equal
onc-half of the regular prices, as
this Drapery department is
marked at a lower percentage #
profit than is attempted by any
other store.
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Texas. the greatest pecan nut pro
during area in tho world. has about
onc-,hlrd yield This year.
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S~TEUBENvILLE
DiNOnVa|D- SmithfiGId
Road Contract Is Lei

S,cuhcnvi'c. OHIO. MAY lI-'""n'\
commissioners to-day l"' IT," contract ICY
tho lmuruvcmcni ni IA" county ""Ah
from tho Wabash station t" Nm''hH''"'
70 D~llonvuic. &" Nj Pheasant. an"
,hcrrr 10 ;hc E"imun' county in" 10
r.u,raC,or Henry nau"h"riN.N MS hlu
ncjrg S51GS5. This stretch OF highway
ahou; 10. miles. vii! nc rrSurla'""
With a rhrcc-iuch rnl"adain tor WIN
,ar>ia treatment. Thrr" ar" arpT"N'-
,uLtclv - miles Of highway IN inc
county being improved or on IN" pro
,,ram for improy"mcut his summ'T.
Seeking Robbers.
sheriff Lucas and deputies are seek
ipr robbers who asst night broke into a
storage house a, tn" tUlneriS"n con
,irur,Inn r,lupauE's camp nrA: M'iF"
and carried 1T shoes, >hirtS and Other
Wearing "apparvI valued a. $500,
Contesttng Will.
The will "t n, late Martha M''"H-
,iI,, who left ar r~ttl" valued at
s .oro. 0u0 Is being contested by RcS$i"
lewis Mckee and others, Nj" IA a SUIT
died AGAINST Dyr'cl Thomas ARD lanes
MrConyilIr. al"Er 'hHt the d""Umcnt al
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MCMECHEN
Second Division to Meet

re mr"l,~- % H." Scr.ad division
,r, I..ril, Nd { the M,th"d -
,lurrh vii meet THIS evening - tn"
H-rr, "r Mrs In>lt l.uikHrI. At her
iuIur on Tenth street. whGr" they VIII
'v rnIrriru",l 10y Nr l.. L. S4Cl"r ami
MR. pa,rd i.ujharr. The evening WI,
%, -fo., 49, de- Gh'tul past. u"s and ~
a, ,..t..rrr.. hour III" hnSt'~-"S viii
,cr,r Il d",.rs"5@ !un'N"""
Attend Convention.
ny J. Il ;:t'I"N viii lrHN" today inr
l"iuutiurtuu whcr" %" Viii attend t."
..ry,u;iua Of IN" Stat" M"dIral A.
-,..l;aun. mat IS being held n III
down state CIV on IA" l,th, ISM AMI
9TH o. thts mor'H
Memorial Services.
the M,N"chru hodge. y" IA aud y"
Is KNIGHTS nt IH,hta% wll, hold ih":'
annual mrmur.a! services ~ Sund'E,
r;"" liza at ~" playground. Toner
rnw evening 4, \ O'clock, ,h, COMMITTEE"
.r charge or ~urraur!ur for the aMr,r Will
met in tho ,cdcr rooms To- mth" mai
p~rcparut,nn& for me services.
Queen Esther Circle.
M Queen Esther 'IrClo. Of tho W".
mems Home Missionary society OF TIA"
Methodist church Will meet this even
Ing at the home cf Miss Helena li"u"k
ut her homo on Baltimore street This
Will hr n very important meeting and
MI members are urged 10 attend Fol
lowing the business session a SoC.aI
'5usv W5il D." enjoyed.
Special Meeting.
A special meeting of III" NcM""hcr
~r'aN.ruUnd dissertation VIII he held his
Rrt",nonn N tho MrMPrhcn school
building FOR me purpose of preparing \
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D" ".. S"'"" "' r'N'" "a ~ l..n.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-16
Special Meeting.
Rev. Fuller Presided.
McMechen Briefs

Mis- Helen Lr,ds las returned to her
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G. q 9 O q
For Infants and Children
muse For Over 30 Years
s,.a. he Of sHzg1zSs<
NOT ICE

To ali property owners on fflnce
street from Royal street to Fayette
street; Duke street from Royal street
to Fayettc street; Pitt street IRON
Prince street to Duke street; WASH
ington street from Duke street 10
Franklin street
romd streets desiring on contempla-
ting setting new curb and improving
the street in front Of their, proper
ties, are requested to see the City
Engince as soon as possible rcIative
to cost and terms of payment tor
same, n order that m aterial may DC
ordered and the work done at tne
time that portion of the street APP
propriated for by the city council Is
y. J. Lawler,
Chairman Committee on Streets
G4-3t- c. 0. d.
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leaders in this program of amalga.,
nation and the primary purpose OF
tonight's meeting is to bring this
important phase of the labor move
ment to the attention of the workers
and people generally. Mr.. Starr
was for number of years connected
with the single tax movement and
his special study Of the economies OF
the labor movement places him IN
position to make an interesting
and instructive address upon the
subject. The ladies' attending the
meeting will be interesting in the adj
dress of Mrs. Megow, who It IS I'M
derstood has had 4 great man years
experience in talking before wols1-
ems clubs, especially in the wom-
ems suffrage movement.
Mrs. Megow is leaving Alexandria
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90, which is an excellent showing
considering financial conditions and
the fact that the sales were largely
made in rural sections where bus
mess depression was greatest on ac-
count of the drought, the failure OF
the fruit crops and the dulness of
the cattle market In spite of these
handicaps the sale in Sc counties
was materially larger than the pre-
vious year-in many cases five
times as much. Eleven Of the
eighteen cities showed an increase
in their Seal Sales.
Of the S5l, l06.7G cole ted to date
the counties and - received
S332 .9I4.G0, the Virgins. Association
50 .555.34. The expenses Of the ccun-
ties and cities in conducting the
sale amounted 10 Sl,470.S7.
The National tuberculosis Associ-
alton has just sent out prellmi-
nary report of the Seal Sale for the
United States, which shows thar
Virginia leads all the Southern
States with the exception Of Texas,
and is the Goth in the cn:ire coun
try.
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AVOID
COLDS
IN WINTER
Keep the Body Nourished
With Guides Pepto-
Mangan and Prevent
Colds

Under-nourishment or loss Of vital
ity makes one an easy prey to colds.
GUIDES Pepto- Mangan taken regularly
three times q day, either in liquid or
tablet form. builds strength and thus
prevents colds. Take no chances dur
ing the winter months and keep your
entire body fit, and you will have a
healthy, happy season. Buy some of
it now from your druggist, and be-
fore it is all gone have another bot
tie ready. Several bottles will make
you feel like a new person. Guides
Pepto- Mangan is both liquid and
tablet form is for sale by all drug
gists. Ask for it by the full name,
Guides Pepto- Mangan." Advertise
mert.