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Break Up That CoM;
Avoid bflaeBza
You can't r.fford to trifle with a
cold. It ir.sy lead to influenza or
ether icrioui trouble. Start Cshtinc
it at onea with.
MffiEHEESSS Joy
'iSSSaSSia Saxve
Applied cxtrrailly to the
throat and chcit. it quickly
fpcnrr rates to th i cent of the in
'flamniatisn, relieving conges
tion and corenes-. a-id aiding to
prevent pneumonia. It is
foothill;;, warm
ing air' abso
lutely harmless
to the tendcrest
r):in. Doctors
rccorer'.cnd it. . , r-,
Buy it fron \
v;ur c' '.:r ir> \
Get at the Real Cause?Take
l)r. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment?clogged
iivcr and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse
tin liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't
care feeiing, no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
ptirelv vegetable compound mixed with
olive oi'. ' You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping, cramps or pain.
'lake one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Lut what you like. 10c and 25c.
?
nrajwp ?
?emo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prcmpt Relief
There is one sate, dependahb treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
that clcansas and soothes the skm.
Ask any crug^ict for a 35c or Si bottle
of Zci. o and apply it r.s directed. Soon
you wil? l::id that irritations, pimphs,
blackheads, cczcaia, blotches,riafjworin
an r, similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zemo. the penetrating, satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for it
biiniches most skin eruption?, n:^!:cs
the skin soft, smooth and health/.
The E. W. lisac Co.. Carcliad. 0-.
tzz:
'The Store of Greater Service"
For Children
Middy Skirts. $5.00 and $7.50.
Of wool flannel or serge in
navy only. Full pleated model
on a waist. Sizes 14 to 1(5
years.
Serge Middy Blouses at
$4.95 to $7.50
Of all-wool serge or all
flannel in navy blue.* Collars'
and cuffs are braid trimmed.
Sizes li to 22 years.
Middy lilouses. $2.95 to $3.50.
Made of Lonsdale jean in all
white or white with navy col
lav and cuffs. Emblem on
sleeve. Sizes 0 to 22 years.
Children's and Missvs' Smocks,
$3.95 to $1.95.
Made of'Lonsdale jean or crepe
. in white or colors. Trimmed
with hand embroidery and with
smocking. Sizes 11 to 22 years.
Third Floor.
I > r
CLOSED
m All Day
Thanksgiving
1
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J
PET CORNS
? ?
? Few Drops of "Frcezone," Then Lift ?
? -A
? Corn Right Off ' i
? ?
A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs so
little at any drug -store; apply a few
drops upon any corn or callus. Instant
ly it stops hurting, then shortly you
lift thiat bothersome corn or callus
right off with your fingers. Truly!;
No humbug!
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
fr
Phonft 803
PALACE PRESSING CO.
EXPERT lj
^ i!
Cleaners and Pressers
OUR MOTTO
SERVICE
126 South Royal Street.
Rheumatism
is completely washed out of the sys- i
tern the celebrated Shivafc I\lin- j
era! Water. Positvely guaranteed by !
money back ofte;* Tastes fino; costs ;
a trifle. Delivered anywhere by our !
Alexandria Agents, K P. Parper, ,
Inc. Phone them.
f 619 KING STREET
Just received a new selection of the latest
hits now on our records. Would be pleased
to play any one you wish to hear.
F. DE VAUGHN, Manager.
?
? i
i...
ESTABLISHED 1852
BURKE AND HERBERT
Bankers
Investments, First Mortgages on Real Estate
3 Per Cent Paid on Savings Deposits
u. S. ARMY GOODS FOR SALE
1". S. Army t) 1 iv..? 1 ?rnl? Wool lllankets. ?and Sanitary, about :! li>s. ..
I". S. Army wool overcoats, dyed dark blue, good serviceable condition. 1 r?.
r. S. Army Grey Wool Blankets, Clean and Sanitary $?;.???
1*. S. Army Jackets. woe 1 lined, sleeveless, new $S.5W
U. S. Army Sheep JCoat. ?>? inches Ions, great coal for winter ..
L". S. Army Steel flanges. IIS inches high, UtJ inches wide, 52 inches long, with
large bake oven,, warming closet, water backs ready to connect with hot
water tank. Condition very good. Worths ?2u0. Special r5T.r?i?
U. S. Army Heaters, Radiant Home Hot Blast, large size, nickel trimmed, a
beautiful stove, suitable for home, stove, schools, etc., worth S?i5 .. 5f37.5<>
U. S. Arm.v Heaters, "Monica" Xo. J; :>7 inches high, US inches inside, 2t!x27
inch base SI5.0"
U. S. Army heaters "Cole'" Ulast a splendid stow, special SIS.5m
U. S Army heaters, "Dig S?ven" Suitable for home, store, mctory $1
L\ S. Navy Hammocks, made of extra heavy canvas. Water proof $2.'.) 5
L". S. Army Leather Halters, only a few left, good condition, orcer $1.2:".
Olive Drab Wool shirts. Are clean and ready to wear. Have seen service, but
are in good condition. Everybody knows the army wool snfrt and what e?
cedent satisfaction it gives. J'rices t... SI. 95. ?2.::5. and S-.7."
I'. S. Amy McClellan Saddles, good serviceable condition, special $2o..'i5
U. S. Army New Leather McClellan siddb s, each SIJ2
1". S. Army Rubber'Hip Hoots, almost new, pair .' $!?
L". S. Army wool underwear, clean, in serviceable coiulition. garment SI.15
I*. S. Army IFussett Leather Shoes*. all sizes, repaired, pair S2.!i."
L". S. Army Raincoats, used but in serviceable condition, each ".0
U. S. Army new shoes, excellent sho ? for wear and conn' >rt, The genuine L".
Army shoe, made for the government, pair. I". S. Army Commercial
Kitchen knives. 51.yc per doze.>i: I*. ?>. Army Commercial Forks. Xo.
bright clean stock, 75c dozen: I". S. Army Commercial Knives, all metal.
75c dozen; I". S. Arm.v Commercial Tin Pie Plates. New, 55c dozen.
Terms?Cash with order: reference. an\ iia.-sii in Ureeiiville, your money liack if
not Satisfied. Prices F. <?. I!. ? ireenvill ?. Please include postage when ordering
goods sent by parcel post. Write fo. eatalogtuv
BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE CO.
? ?'reeiiville, S, C.
Largest lJesilcrs in i. S. \rniy (muhN in Son lit
Three Years of Test
? *
on Every Kind of Road
Men famous for their success in the great automobile
industry, men experienced in the design and building of the
finest cars, are the men who conceived and developed and
are now manufacturing in large numbers the new Cleveland
Six. Their skill and sincerity are built into this car.
The Cleveland Sis, new to the
general public but tested for
nearly three years in the shops
and laboratory and oil the road,
and built now in the most modern
of automobile plants, brings
power and comfort and beauty
of design at a price others have >
not approached.'
We want you to get acquainted
with the Cleveland Six. We
want you to know what a car it
is. \Vc want you to realize, to
convince yourself, before you
order a new car, what unusual
value in power, comfort, beaut}*,
endurance and economy this car
offers.
Five Passenftcr Touring Car $1385 Three i'asseujjor Roadster $13S5
py -I, _ . (F. O. IT- Factory.)
BELLE HAVEN GARAGE
Cor. Prince and Fairfax Sts. A. T. I'cake, Mgr.
WF-O-MoBILE CO.,- CLEVELAND, OHIO
$1385
This is an especially attractive place in the suburbs of Alexandria with
in 1-2 mile from street car station, in desirable neighborhood; fine view; beau
tiful trees, shrubbery, gardens, fruits, etc.; large house with all modern im
provements. FOR SALE; Quick possession. ^ ji
Many Farms For Sale
ranging in size from 15 to 50U acres, one of which is a place of 170 acres and
is especially desirable on account of the fertility of the soil, improvements,
etc., being located within three miles of Alexandria on fine macadam road,
11-2 miles from shipping station.
SEVERAL SMALL COUNTRY PLACES, MANY SUBURBAN HOMES
AND A LIST OF CITY HOUSES WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:
No. 305-7-9 North Pitt Street
No 213 North Alfred Street.
No. 527 North Alfred Street.
No. 516 Cameron Street
No- 316 Commerce Street.
No- 905 Duke Street.
No. 1201 Duke Street.
No. 1825 Duke Street.
No. 517 South Henry Street.
No. 1604, 6, 8, 10, 12 King Street.
No- 1404, 6- 8, 10 King Street
No- 1519 King Stret.
No- 1119 King Street.
No. 323 South Lee Street.
No. 230-232-234-236 N- Payne Street
No. 230-232-234-236 N. Payne St.,
No. 116 South Pitt Street.
No- 213 Prince Street.
No. 512 Prince Street.
No. 1107 Prince Street.
No. 501 Queen Street.
S. E- Cor. St- Asaph & Cameron Sts.
No- 513 South Washington Street.
No. 415 Wolfe Street.
COLORED 1
No- 311 North Payne Street.
No. 313 North Payne Street.
No. 1018 Pendleton Street.
No. 527 South Pitt Street.
No. 1114 Princess Street.
No. 1116 1-2 Princess Street
LOOK OVER THIS LIST. MOST OF THESE HOUSES CAN BE BOUGHT
AT ATTRACTIVE FIGURES
' MORRIS HORNER
612 KING STREET, PHONE 800.
DON'T DESPAIR
If your pretty dress gets .-potted or
soiled in ihe bustle of Thanksgiving
festivities. Send it here where by our
dry cleaning process it will be re
stored to its former beauty with not a
single trace of the disfigurement and
with its color just like new.
HOME TAILORING CO.
1 903 King Street
Phone 190
have the Sanitary Pressing Co. call
and get your old clothing in need of
attention for Cleaning, Pressing, Re
pairing or Dyeing. ATI work guaran
teed. Prices Reasonable. We cleanse
or dye anything. Reliable cleaners
and dyers with thirty years experi
ence. Wc rk called for and delivered.
Sanitary Pressing Co. J
802 KING STREET
R. L- Tate, Manager.
Phone 808
kating
r
SKATING! SKATING! . SKATING!
AT
ARMORY HALL '
PRINCE AND ROYAL STREETS
Afternoon Sessions ? 2 P. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission including; Skates, Ladies and Children 17c
Admission inclt'di"^ Skates, Gentlemen ~8c
Special Attention jriven .o Indies and Children at Afternoon Session
Nijfht Session? ' 7.30 P. M. to 10.30 P. M.
Admission including Skates, Ladies ami Children -He
Admission including Skates, Gentlemen 55c
BOX PARTY EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
Prizes for Ladies and Gentlemen
RACING! RACING! ' RACING!
NOVEMBER 24, 25, 26
1 iiik Race, I I-I Mile Race awl '1 Mile Race. Carroll Donnelly
Champion of the South to take on all comers. Also Races
between local talent. 200 pair skates and
v military hand orjtran
v RINK WELL HEATED
' Alexandria's Most Progressive Bank
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
King and St. Asaph Streets
Public approval of the progressive policy of this
strong institution, in the development of Alexans
rlria's industries, is manifested in their support of
the bank, which is duly appreciated Dy the manage
ment.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD L. DAIXGERFIELD, President
CARROLL PIERCE Vice-President
RICHARD M. GREEX Asst. Vice President
M. L. DINWIDDIE Cashier
J. S. DOUGLAS, Jr., Asst. Cashier
Your Chance For
rue in Rosemont
I have for sale "a number of attractive new homes in East Rosemont,
which I can sell for a very reasonable amount first payment, the balance to
be paid monthly, same as rent.
You will not soon have such a chance to secure a brand new home, with
? all modern improvements, in such a locality and on such terms. In order to
secure these homes you must act at once.
Room 3 Smith Building
624 King Street

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