TUBERCI‘ LOSIS SCHOOL
‘ AT OTEEN, N. C.
’. A tuberculosis school similar to that.
(held last war. will be conducted by
the l". S. Public Health Service from
gune 1 to 30 at the Government sons.-
torlum in ()tet-n. N. C. The class will
.consist of 30 medical officers and 30
horses. who will be drawn for the
‘most part from other Service Hospi-
dais. A few others who are identified
with tuberculosis work in different
parts of the country. although not em-
' ploycd by the government. will be ad-
,mitted.
The first. school which graduated
‘ 2" phxsicians and 19 nurses who had
-been can fully selected from the 66
_-hospitals of the, Service. “as patterned
'atter the summer school at Saranac
Lake. N. Y.. with necessary adapts-
tious to the special work required.
Uteen hospital. with a capacity of
1.100 hmis. is near Ashville. N. C.. and
is conducted especially for tuberculosis
patients. This delightfully situated
and easily accessible sanitarium was
built during the war by the Army and
was later mrned over to the Public
Health Service. It is in close proxi-
:nity to the Public Health Service hos-
pita] at Baltimore.
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WOMAN BLAEWD B!
HER F.’\».MILY
nervous. ex-
citable 11nd exacting is the charge
against her by those nearest and
dean-st. llow little they realize the
struggle the overwdrked wife and
mother is making to kerp about and
perform the hundred and one duties
that devolve upon her! Every hour
her headaches. lmcknches and pains
drag lll-l‘ down until she can stand it
Restless. irritable,
BEYOND m ROCKS
Run ls Elinor Glyn Story fined by
Gloria Swanson and Rodolph Vol-
enthm
Gloria Swanson.
can't swim a. stroke!
That didn't deter her. however.
when it became necesary for scenes
in “Beyond the Rocks." her latest
starring vehicle, showing at the Re-
pent theatre today. tomorrow and
Friday from plunging into the ocean
near Catalina Island out of her own
boat and then keeping up to the best
of her ability until rescued by Bo-
dolph \alentino. who plays the lead-
ing mun 's role.
‘I never knew it was so hard to de—
libc-rstely toll out of a. boat into the
water until I tried to do it in_o. natur-
al way." observed the star. after the
perilous scenes had beer. secured.
Psi-amount star.
Out 0 the oar-Jock. however and
that gave me the idea. By pulling
hard on one our and then letting it
slip out and throwing myself to one
side. I would seem naturally to. fall
right In er the side' of the tipping
boat into the water.
"The camera started and gathering
all my courage. l splashed over the
side into the water. When I not my
breath I screamed for the rescue six—
nnl and soon Mr. Valentino had
rtached me. At first I ducked him in
my strtuggles. but finally I got'my
senses together and calmed down a
little. Then they pulled us into a.
hunt.
twenty minutes altogether and after
the scones, I was sick for a little
while. due to having swallowed the
amt waler."
NOBEL FOPNDATION INCOME.
'no longer. Lydia E. r’inkham's Veg~
ciaivle Compound has rv'stored more
women in this condition to health and
happimss than any other medicine.
The grateful letters we are continu-
ally publishing in this paper from
women who liax'c found lieulth by its
use prow- it.——A(lv.
STUCKHUI.M. May 17.—-The in-
come last year or the Nobel Founda-
tion. which annually distributes cash
prizes for outstanding individual
achievements in literature. art. science
and politics. was equivalent to about
3471.245. Five prizes will be distri-
Yes, walk mile upon mile,
sport with comfort and ease in
Russia Calf . . . . $8.00'
Milton
7 122 Washington Street
WALK A MILE?
There is flexibility and service in these oxford: not found
in any other make of sport footwear.
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
play golf or any other game of
these Dalton Oxfords for Ken.
Smoked Elk . . $8.50
Elwood
South Norwslk
Regent F‘s-mmmmhon
mow.
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hibl’ack.
Now
. _ At $5. 00
”ammunition every Mat 11th lam-e we
”not liry toqdascdbe them separately.
“Mannheim“
Mums-Efren“. Slim and: fancy
“Wan-m, summery and light
"wean
“hoof Hot new good looking models mostly
\
37.5910 5:12.50 ,_
$5.00
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$l5® «155.00-
. Second floor. I»
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The Gift
The “Lottery” a heavy
Flat Pieces, sets of six,
ofSilver '
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denigrfinyotwmhmto
findfsvorvitblmlitihs.
have special prices for
tho§e wishing to purchase for gifts.
«~— : ketchief is an exquisite
, [expression of daintiness,
so the longing fa? do‘hes
that avoid the cmnnwnplace
stanexprem 0f 5111737107“?
The, Avenue of White Silks,
. 'Onc of my oars accidentally slipped ..
it extends 11411 the lcngth of the Silk Room. While most of the nov-
elty weaves. the Realm, commons, Rufi-a—Nsfis and Moon-21.1
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BARGAINS
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
' . “1482. krona: (about $32.0“).
6% W pen with f
either clip attached or
with ring to hang on
ribbon sastoir.
$2.75 to $6.25
ink for fountain pens,
15 cu. s We.
Stationary Counter.
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shoe wanted.
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‘ 1‘ Spoon, R5333; "0:23;?“ V V
. ca . _‘
.Tnbh Spoon; 3 5.75» $4.80
M Spoons, . 3 5.10 m
M Forks, S 5.10 “00.
W Filthy S 5.75 54:53
Mum Knives, hollow~ handles $10.75 $0.59 .
M Knives, hollow handles. $10.25 $8.29
W Knees, model handles. 3 5.60 “so
Dan-t Kain-s, model; handles $ 4.50 $3.50.
1 Both! m S 5.10 $4.08
Basin floor.
’Fountsin Pens Paras-015
The Wm Self- To place young
“as
Pretty things in plain
or- figured cottons and
crepes, sometimes with
borders of plain color
to combine. Steut
wood handles
cords for carrying.
seen. to $1.25
“uncut-.3013.
for sportswear, them are plain weaves for alf'uses.
Then as End Crepes which There is White Chinese Pongee
Will delight the $8111 0‘: any bfidfi. Cflflklfid like the skin on milk.
But preeminen t are the Sports
These are 40111::th Wide' Sills. The plaids and stripes. the
f . irregular weaves which are so >2):-
M ’ W Fain. a heavy lish with gaily colored sport‘s can;
weave, corded-and lustrous. ‘ . and sweaters.
Come. sail see the display.
:1 Third firr
@cg
Shoes, Broken Lines
’Of Pumps and Oxfords .
A umdicy of all kinds of lowshoes, about fifteemdifl’crent styles, and one of
two of each size. Arranged on tables, where one may see at :1 glance the style of
Some of these originally: sddss higlras magma 1.5.6,. and onlybuaosotin
kneisbrohexrdoweseitthmaithsm price. if yoursize is here- a micepair
obtainedstspoflnrm
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Apparel FOr Junior Girls
Tin Cape sod Skirt Mme, \81‘\ chic 11ml
looking, is in high favor for summer w 13:11" "‘l no
may be easily rcmovedjf the day is 11 mm.
Fine box plaited skirts with capes
’10 lllfi.
the collar and armhole slits bound v. 11.1 braid. '12:
. mterial is a soft smoothly woven in eed. In 11 a.
tan, Copenhagen blue and known. For 12, i 1. .‘l.
“" iéycars.
$15.00
Dresses in small red 1711.5
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brown and orchid checks with white organdie
and trimmings also touches of wool embro-"m
for 8 to M years. $5.50
W 50? junior girls, sir light line
’ W “'39 Rique collars and colored u 001 stitcl.
55:95
Tans Wot mixed plaids with organdie tr 9 -
isgs onpockets and collars. Cross-stitching 111 "‘
all wool. $49-
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Second floor.
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Bx. liming: during; last four months of pregnanC‘ 3““ “ mg pur‘
mam ions: as well as usual at the time 01 Hf“fhmlron an
flit m m the least discoloration it 1 urn
31 _m. mm is... may “mien” ‘0 ‘mffih'ii .-a.ses 0‘ '
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aft-er sickpeen a“ Tam-ties“: ,
mme' anm are frequent. When {her}; div ,
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gm ans: one; blood is slow to coagulant _ 10W” ;
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in thousands 01 Cat"
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