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The purified and refinedtablets that ait

nausealess, safe andmraMedicinal virtues retain*ed and improved. Soldonly in niM p>ffan>Price 35c*

STOMACH UPSET?Get at the Real Cause.Take

Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomachsufferers are doing now. Instead oftaking tonics, or trying to patch up a

poor digestion, they are attacking therml cause of the ailment.cloggedliver and disordered bowels.

Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arousethe liver in a soothing, healing way.When the liver and Bowels are per¬forming their natural functions, awaygoes indigestion and stomach troubles.Have you a bad taste, coated

tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy,trouble with undigested foods? TakeOliveTablets, the substitute forcalomel

Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are ajpurely vegetable compound mixed witholive oiL You will know them by theirolive color. They do the work withoutgriping, cramps or pain.Take one or two at bedtime for quick

relief. Eat what you like. 10c ana 25c.

FINE FOR RHEUMATISMMusterole Loosens Up ThoseStiff Joints.Drives Out Pain

You'Ll know why thousands useMusterole once you experience the(dad relief it gives.Get a jar at once from the nearest

drug store. It Is a dun, white oint¬ment, made with the oil of mustard.Better than a mustard plaster and doeanot blister. Brings ease and comfortwhile it is being rubbed on 1Musterole is recommended by many

doctors and nurses. Millions of jars areused annually for bronchitis, croup, stiffneck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu¬matism, lumbago, pains and aches of theback or joints, sprains, sore muscles,bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds ofthe chest (it often prevents pneumonia).30c and 60c jars; hospital size |2JQI

For itching EczemaOld Sores and Pilot

"I guarantee my ointment," nay*Peterson of Buffalo, "to cure eccetna;to atop the Itching at oner an<1 anyreliable druggist will cheerfully re-"und your money If 1'BTfcRfiON'SOINTMENT doesn't do everything I-ay It will do."William A. Carley of Franklin, N.

T., I* surely a wise mnn, He write*:1 u*ed PETERSON'S OINTMENT on

* little boy suffering terribly with>ci«ma. It did the work.'1Than there la AUx. Uouttel, a brave

fireman of Buffalo, who la glad towrite a* follow*: "I had an 614 *br*on my leg for manr year* Th*rloctora railed. PBTBRflON'S OINT-MICNT entirely healed th* *or* quick¬ly." And front oyer In Canada coma*it latter from A, Blockeby. atating:'The beat thing f eyer hit for Itchingpile* is pjrninsoN'a ointment.*X big bo* far 38 centa.

Peopl*'* Drug Store* will aupplj. nu under *pi*rant*e of money barkif not satisfactory.

NEWS OF ALEXANDRIAAND NEARBY VIRGINIA

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ALEXANDRIA. V*. April **..

FUaserald CeunaJI Mo 4l». KnlghUof Coluuibua. will n»aat »l Mary'sM%U t»«or?»w tvn\u* wh#|i th®

Aret and .««*¦« 4«#r«»» .' tM or4*'will ba eonferrad on a large «***.*'< andidaiea. ?..latins lb* >..»' otacera WU1 ba John T. 1. Bums.

Firemen lut »>«*tburning *wplng ovar tM fruit atorsof JuiM CaMtssUnopla on K'n®|MttA big mnas masting *. h#l4

th« Elfc. Heme tomor rew 1"«I e'cleek in tM JnU/Mt oftin* n»t»r»tu» fuM-will b« d*l|varad br CMHm C. C»rHn. Pr. B- V. Repeater. Dr. K*1;Waller Barrett. Ra* Lauls Smet andKwlU Barllae. of WashlngU*.* Newly elected ofAcers of Al"*ndrlaLodge of Elks woro Installed l*atnight.

Karepta Ledge of Odd Fellows willmoat tomorrow evening.

Tha funeral of the Iste lfra. EmmaYoung, who died at BurM. Vfc. laatSaturday. was hold from Wheatley a

Chapel, this afternoon.

Alllaon Women'a Christian Temper¬ance Union mat at tM horn* of Mrs.tAioaa. on South FalrfM street. laatnight. v

The funeral of the lata Michael A.Ahern will ba h«W fr0"B 8L *'1*,!Church tomorrow morning at ».»o

o'clock. The Rev. Loula Bmat pas-tor. will alpf a i»M« of requiem, andburtaj will be in St Mary's Cemetery.

Women of «L P»ula EpiscopalChurch will give a chicken salad sup-par at tha Pariah Hall Thursday?vcnlof-

Daughters eftia Coi»»Mrfccr. matSt U« Cwnp Wn*at nightCourt If. PsughUraaf I»*«Hlla,

held a progressive euchre party atSt. tUr/a Hall last nlgfct.

In tM corporation court JudgeI>ouia C. BarVey presiding, yesterday.tM doekat for tha April term wssosiled sad cum war* aet for trial.

The condition of J«r«n«lah K-

Srllly. "ho was opsratad upon at them«rg«ncy Herpltal a few day* ago,

(a reported Improved.

WHAT HYATTSVULEPEOPLE ARE DOING

HTATTSVILLK, 1M., April IS..An¬nouncement la ma4e of the encase¬ment of Mlsa Anna May Darnell,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N.Darnell, of Maryland avenue, thla

place, to William A. Kelly, son ofMr and Mra. Stephen J. Kelly, ofFranklin atreat. The ceremony is totake place April 81 St 7 o'clock (n St.Jeroffie'" Catholic Church, the Rev.Andrew J. Carey officiating. MissAlicia Darnell wljl be maid of honorand Edwin J- Kelly la to be beat man.the brldeamalda will be Mlaa Cathar¬ine Hawkahaw, Mlsa Nellie Hawk-shaw, of Thomas, W. Vs.: Mlaa IreneKelly, and Mlsa Evs CUrk. of Wash¬ington.

Edward A. Fuller, editor of the Hy-attavllle Independent leaves Thurs¬day morning for southern MarylandIn the Interest of the forthcomingSalvation Army drive. May 10 to 20.

An Interesting program has beenarranged for the April meeting of theBeltavllle grange to be held tonightIn grange ball there.

The bi-monthly meeting of theArdmore Citizens' Association will beheld tonight.

Lawrence E. Schultx has resign¬ed as secretary of tha fire and wel¬fare association of Seat Pleasant Al¬fred Schmidt haa been elected hiasuccessor.

The monthly meeting of the flradepartment of Mt Raln'or ia to beheld tonight in the truck room.

LePage Cronmlller, Democrat, ofLaurel, haa been named a member ofthe board of election superviaora forPrince Oeerge'a county, succeedingCharley I. Wilson. Democrat, of Up¬per Marlboro. Oeorge Dove, of For-estviUe. Democrat and Thomas M.Underwood, of Piscataway districtRepublican, have been ro-namedmembers of tha board.

G. W. CCOiDS ALLSETFOR TALKING ON FINGERSMembers Of the Columbian Wdmen

of George Waahlngton University areready for their flrst lesson In talkingon their flngors. A demonstration ofthe sign language by young womenstudents from Oallaudet College willbe given at a meeting at 4 o'tlockthis afternoon, at the College Wom¬en's Club. '1822 I street nprthweatThere will be a social hour and abrief buslneas meeting.Mlsa Elisabeth Peet will receive,

asalated by Mrs. William H. Herron,Mrs. Edwin A. Hill, and others.

VOCATIONAL TRAININGEXTENDED TO INDUSTRYExtension of vocational training to

persons Injured in Indtistry Is pro¬vided In a bill paaaed by tha Senateyeaterday. Tha bill haa been passedby the Hous*.Term* of tha bill would place the

facilities now at tha dlapoaal of allperaona who can be educated Intradea to earn s livelihood.

HEAR OF MOVIE-MAKING.The making of S movie, from tha

writing of tha gcanArl* te the flaahlngof the ptctnra on the acre«n. was e*-plained to the Engineering Society ofOeorge Waahlngton University In anIllustrated lecture laat night In Us-ner Hall, MM O atraat northwest, byc. Franria Jenklfta. who developed thafraphoftcof* maohln® tn4who haa h«en tdan»l«*4 wttti tha «*.>tlod picture Industry far aaany yaara.

POLLY AND HEK PALS in . r And Paw Got No Fun Out of Itl xe-w HOV/\Hujh I*

G»T OOfc UP^HOOSfe OdHtLk.~THfc(jfluj'3 6ocq> ^

ABIE THE AGENTThe Above Oertoon in Animated form Released Excluiively by Bny Picture# Oorpomion.

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HON AND DEARIE Hon isn't Very Strong on t««e Snorting SpiritUT ullL-IE 7Klt«To 3fcLL HOW ACHAUCEOOA FIVEVOUAIZ GOLD PfcCE .

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