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ECZEMipiS
Limb Peeled and Foot Was Liko
I Haw Flesh -Had to Use Crutches,
' and Doctors Thought Amputation
' Necessary ? Montreal Woman
Writes of Cure Seven Years Ago.
BELIEVEsTlFE SAVED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
dtfSife
"T have boon treated by doctors for
twenty-five years fur a had case of
eczema on my leg. They did their liest,
l'iit failed to cure it.
My doctor had ad?
vised me to have mv
log CU< ?"IT, lad "I
said I would try t ho
Culleurn Remedies
fit si. Ilo snid, "Try
ihem if von liko, hut
I do not think they
will do any (rood.
At tills time my
log was peeled from tiw knee, my foot
was like a piece of raw flesh, and I had
to walk on crutches. I hough) a cako
of Culleurn Soap, a box of Cotlciirn
Ointniont, and a bottle of Cutloura
Pill?. Aller Hie first two treatments
the swelling went down, and in two
months my log was cured and the new
hkin eaine' on. The doctor could not
beliOVO his own eyes when he miw that
Cutloura had cured me and sold that
he would use it for his own patients.
1 used two cakes of Cutloura Soap,
three 1)0X08 of Ointment; and five hot
ties of Itcsdlvcnt, and I have now lieon
cured ever seven years, ami liul for
the Culiourn ltdmOdlos I might have
lost my life, i have lots of grand?
children, and (hey are frequent Ukorn
el' Cutloura, nntl I always recommend
it to the many i.pie whom my busi?
ness brings lo my ItoUBO every day.
Mrs. Jean-llaptisto Iteaniid, clairvoy?
ant, 277, Montana St., Montreal, Quo.,
Vcb. 20, 1007."
SLEEP TOR BABIES
Reat for Mothers.
Instant relief and refreshing sleep for
Bkln-torturcd hahies, and rest for tired,
fretted mothers, in warm baths with
Gutiourn Soap and gentle anointings
with Cutloura Oliitiuent, the grout skin
cure, ami purest of emollients.
CUtMUM Bo?p (Sfle.),'Culleum Ointment C.()e ),
nml (Milium ItMOlvonl lew.), (In tlu- form nt
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Hotel Powhatan
New Hotel. 150 Rooms.
$1.00 Per Day Up.
Newly furnished hot and cold baths,
all outside rooms. For further par?
ticulars, address
,Li THEODORE COX,
Manager.
\ Theodore Cor, D. 8. Jone?,
Proprietors.
Cor. 28th St. and Huntington Avenue,
Newport News, Virginia.
OLD VIRGINIA
Mint Juleps.
Will diSB.pnte that weary feel?
ing. Nothing more bracing
No Exposition prices. Every?
thing in
DRINKABLES
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
-PAN BE POUND AT
John E. M ugler's
& Family Liquor Store
2312 Washington Avknpe
MEN MO WOKE*,
('so Hi,: <> for unn.tur.l
dl?cli?m"?,infl?nim?t'.oin.
trrlt.tiotit or ulc.ratlunf
of mnonui m.nibr.iiu
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K(int or pol.onoo*.
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CONSTRUCTION AND
SUPPLIES & & &
BOTH 'PHONES 148.
2905 Washington Ave.,
Newport News, Va
A NEW FISKE STAR,
Fernanda Elisen. Jewish Actress,
to Head Dramatic Company.
HOW SHE BECAME KNOWN.
Played First With Maude Adams In
"Tho Littlo Minister" and Won F.imo
Under Mrs. Fiokc In "A Light From
St. Annes."
HnrrlsOn CJrey Flske Is to have a
third lending company under his per
Boutil iiiuungcu*eu1 next Benson In ad?
dition to (lie Becoiul companies ?>f B?ch
older L'Tnkc productions ns "Leah
Ivloschun" and "Toss of ihu d'Urlior"
vlllos" to lour the one night stands.
Air. Fluke Is going to enlarge Ids Held
Of oporiitlous by featuring a now star
With a new play.
I Mr. Fluke has at present tinder his
direction his wife, Mrs. Flske, und
Mine. P.t-rtha Knlleh, the Yiddish lie
tress, who hits been seen this year In
"Tho Kroulzer Ronutu" and who Is to
appear next season in "Sapho und
Pinion," the now poetic drama l>y Per
ey Muckuye.
' Since the fact became known that
Mr. Flsiko had made urranguments tor
putting out another company on a par
with bis two luiidjng organizations nu?
merous reports lilivc been circulated ns
to (ho Identity Of the star. The most
plausible story hoard ami generally be?
lieved was to tile effect that the now
star would bo Fernnmln Filsen, who Is
now the star Of the Yiddish stork com?
pany at the ICallch theater on the
Bowery, Now York.
Miss Eilsen succeeded Mine. Knlleh
as star of the Yiddish company under
the direction of Leopold Hpnchnor,
Mine. Kulleh's husband, at the open
Inn of the current season. She ciiino
to the American Academy of Dramatic
Arts us a student from the elocution
eluss lu Cooper UlllOU, New York. She
was the star pupil during her terms In
the school and won the gdid lliodnl on
her graduation In 1800. She then played
the role of the boy in "The Little Min?
ister" with Maude Adams and later
played for two seasons with' Mrs.
FBMKAJiPA BL1SOV.
Flake, distlnffulshlng'horsolf as a mem?
ber of the Manhattan eompnny. She
tiest attracted marked attention in "A
Light From St. Agues," u one net
drums Of which Mrs. Fisko Is tho au?
thor.
'J'Ik* name of the play In which Fer?
nanda Fllscu will appear has not been
announced. She has recently been try
Inn various new plays and new ver?
sions of old pleees in Yiddish at the
ICallch theater. Mr. Fisko has not yet
made any announcement ns to the play
or the aetress. However, it Is under
stood that when the new company Is
organised some of the actors from the
Manhattan company, whose services
will not be essential for Mrs. Flake's
next production, Mill be drafted into it
as the basis for a strong supporting
organisation.
F.lslo Junls, now In vaudeville and
recently tho star In "Tho Vnnderbljt
Cup,'! under the management of Lie
blur & Col, Is to be the next Dllllllgham
star. Miss .Tunis fulfilled her vaude?
ville contract witli Percy Williams only
after resisting an application for a re?
straining Injunction brought by her
former managers. Miss Junls admits
that she experts to return to musical
comedy In the autumn, but no contract
b.is yet been announced.
ROBERT BUTLER.
Ball Season's Poor Start.
A Boston newspaper remarked the
other day: "This lias been by all odds
tho worst season thus far ever known
for major league baseball in the way of
weather conditions. The clubs will,
however, make up much of their llnan
chli losses by double headers later on.
Aud the most distasteful condition
known to the player Is playing double
headers." Wrong ns to tirst statement.
The worse sprint,' on record was that
of 1S02. it bankrupted a number of
minor lenguoa nnd severely strained
even tho National league lu Its Brat
season as a twelve club league.
THE IDEAL WRESTLER.
Oliver Courtmancho of Minnoapolis
Built Like deck Athlcto.
In the "id days of Greece beautifully
forineU athletes were produced. The
Greeks thought Symmetrien I bodies
were us deslrilblC In athletes us special
powers resulting from specially do
velO|ieil muscles,
While the athletes of today develop,
as a rule, only the muscles used In
their particular events, the ancient
Athenians, etc., whether runners, Jump?
ers, battlers with the eestus or weight
TUB Wlll'.STt.UIl.
[Drawlnn l>y ahIhi Carl A. Dohnen of St.
f oil. Minn. Posed fi.r by Oliver Court
manche uf Minneapolis.]
throwers, developed all muscles, ho
that the champions in any one line
had bodies well rounded and sym?
metrical throughout
Sometimes In America today wo Had
athletes with symmetrical bodies. As
a rule, however, we do not. One ex?
ception to the rule Is Oliver Court
mnnehe of Minneapolis, a wrestler of
stellar ahlllly, who has bcou drawn
from life by Curl A. Bohnen of St.
I 'Mill.
Courtmnnche'n body Is Ideal from a
wrestling viewpoint. No part of It Is
neglected. The high shoulder mus?
cles and the leg muscles are rounded,
Strong and elastic. Ills waist Is small.
Ills neck Is stout, if his brain Is as
well trained as his body, Courtmnnehe
should become a champion In his class.
NAZZARO IN DEMAND.
' Italian Winner of Kaiser'n Auto Cup
Sought by American Car Makers.
Speed demons beware!
The goblin will git you!
Who is the goblin? He Is Nazzaro,
the winner of the big auto race In
Germany, the recent race for Kaiser
Wllhelm's cup.
Nazzaro is an Italian, and several
American manufacturers have thrown
? out tempting halt for him. They want
him to come over here to again com?
pete lu the hiir American events.
Of course Nazzaro may not be any
hotter as a driver than any one else
that competed over the German course.
His machine may have been the liest.
He may have had better luck. But
as he won he would be a big drawing
card over in the flcklo V. S. That's
why the auto builders want lilui. The
nazza no.
one that gets him will linvc to pay
what tin? race track habitues call "big
money."
Nazzaro is a driver who combines
dlacrctlou with daring. His victory
was not surprising, as recently be lln
Ished second In the Targo-Florio race
In Sicily.
Nazarro Is well known In this coun?
try, having been twice n competitor
In the Ynnderbilt cup race, finishing
sixth hist year. His most recent suc?
cess was in the famous Targo-Florio
contest. He was second In the Grand
l'rlx last year.
The Halfan pilot drove ills oar over
the hills nnd mud of the route at fifty
three miles an hour, covering the 2!H
mile circuit In 5 hours 20 minutes 10
seconds.
llautvas, n Belgian, landed his ripe
machine second In B hours \i'J minute*
10 seconds. . -1
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many a Newport News Citizen Finds
the Struggle Hard.
With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence Is hut a Btrugglo.
No rieed to keep It up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will eure you.
Newport .News people endorse lIii.;
claim:
Mrs. p. IxKslistampror, of r,:'.l 33rd
St., Newport News. Va, says: "For
six months pain in my hack if not
constant at first gradually Increased
until i was scarcely aide to stoop
and to lift (ihything or any over-ex
oi l ion hurl so that 1 was ortet in
misery. Even the slightest cold In?
creased tho suffering and morning
after morning 1 was so lamu and
sore across the loins that I could
hardly attend to lite slightest house?
work. I never was successful in pur?
chasing nuytliliig which h rough I per?
manent relief until I went to Allen's
Drug store for Doan's Kidney Pills,
in a very short time considering the
natura of my ease ihev Btdppcd the
nltnck."
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cents. Foster Milbitrn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole audits rot the United
Stales.
Komomltor the name?Doan's?and
lake no oilier.
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Iced Tea
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For the high tum?
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tea is served, one
needs something
longer than the or?
dinary tea spoon.
We have the ex?
tra long handle
spoons in a num?
ber of attractive
patterns. Prices:
$14 00 to $20.00 per
dozen.
1. R. Sprague
Jeweller and Silversmith.
2408 Jefferson Ave., between 24th and
25th Streets.
Monuments 1
Large stock of finished memorials,
In granite, nud marble always on
hand. A postal will bring our re?
presentative at your door with a full
lino of designs nnd samples.
LAWSON & NEWTON
Granite and Marble Dealers,
NORFOLK : : : : VIRGINIA.
Cor. 11th & William street, M
JliIWta^tt4i/ct Mrt ouA jtcyu without
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the CitlCe Houde maid Ihinks you
Want a hip and advises you to eaCC
at fash's ?o\ ifh a t Saratoga h unk you
wiCC need ?e^ohe taking that hip. fie
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besides- hunks ott\ stohe is ?u?? oj
nert-^ ?\esh things in jifon'Uuhe a<n<l
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Mnd ou\ ftliees- sueh as- you ean a^
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H. LASH
2803-5-7-9 Washington Ave. Newport News. Va.
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CAPITAL
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Washington Avenue at Thirtieth Street
I Fine White Embroideries
Is
' 5?
? Very fine quality. In a variety pretty styles; Cornier prices 25c: and
? 29c; marked down to, yard. 21o
White Nainsooks?18c and 20e values; In lengths of 2 to 8
? yards, at yard . 12 1-2c
India Linon?fine, sheer Quality; regular price 10c; Monday
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ANOTHER 111(1 LOT OF MILL, ENDS ? t.
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Letters, Science, Law, Medicine, En?
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Send for catalogue
HOWARD WINSTON, Registrar,
. _ Lj . J Chariot!esvlllo, .Va.
Ladies.
I have opened a large and nltraC
live Hair Dressing Parlor at 215
Twenty-seventh street. Every branch
of the business la given special at?
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Children's Hair Cutting.
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