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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

The question as to how long you
are going to continue a sufferer
from Indigestion, Dyspepsia or
out of order stomach is merely a
matter of how soon you begin
taking some Diapepsin.
If your Stomach is lacking in
digestive power, why not help the
stomach do it's work, not with
drastic drugs, but REINFORCE
ment of digestive agents, such az
are naturally at work in the stom-
ach.
People with weak Stomachs
should take a little Diapepsin oc-
casionally, and there will be no
more Indigestion, no feeling like
a lump 81 lead in the stomach, no
heartburn, Sour risings. Gas on
Stomach or Belching of undigested
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18
"THE MILLION DOLLAR RID"

You ask what think of the
stage from my viewpoint as the
husband of an actress.
Before I married Miss La Rue,
my acquaintance with people OF
the stage was comparatively
small.
Up to that time was pleas
ure seeker. Broadway, which
lures the young millionaire as well
as the young fifty-dollar clerk,
held most of my attention.
But soon found my wife's am
bition occupying all my thoughts.
Her troubles or her successes be-
came my tribulations or my
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

ftriumphs.
Before we married, l had hoped
that she would leave the stage
and settle down to a life of do
mesticity. But I was dissuaded
when realized that her life had
been full of those very struggles
of which 1 knew nothing, and
through which the real woman
or the real man energies.
l found myself handling mat
tiers connected with her business
life which a few months before
would have been Greek to me.
it.
/ was surprised to find that the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18
PAGE FIVE

Red Cross Dali BIue makes the
laundress happy, makes clothes
whittier than snow. II you wish
beautiful, clear white clothes, use
Red Cross Ball Blue. At all good
grocers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18
WHOLESOME STORIES FOR THE LITTLE
FOLKS ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND ON
THIS PAGE; READ THEM 70 THE kids"
Maybe You Can Beat the
Trust After All
EXPERT TELL SUGARLESS
METHOD :
BY MARY Il. WILLIAMS,

bf II. WIIlIIAMS,
Director of Cooking in New York Public Schools.
Any careful fruits perfectly without
pinch Of If she follows these simple rules abso
lutely:
Boil the fruit in water, without sugar.
When thoroughly cooked, in absolutely sterile
filling to overflowing Screw in alright Immediately.
When jars opened for add to suit your
Such will be delicious
syrup canning time but probably will have
al flavor of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

Dear Miss Grey:
1 am IT, and while visiting a
girl friend recently l became &C
quainted with her brother, So.
Because he was so much older, l
chatted with free freely. He took
me seriously, and pays me atten-
tions to the point of monopolizing
me. l consider myself too young
to have beaux-especially of his
age. What can l say to get rid
of him without hurting his feel
ings? FLORA.
A.: Don't say anything about
1t to him-ignore the fact, and
turn your attentions elsewhere.
He cannot monopolize. you unless
you are willing. Simply and
quietly leave him when he at
tempts to keep you by his side,
to talk with some one else.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

1ottoFS
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey:
"a What will remove rust spots
from light colored material after
1t has been washed? CD What
will cure blaekheads?
BLUE EYES.
A.-(1) Lemon Juice and salt
and sun. CD If mild case, per-
feet cleanliness. Wash the face
thoroughly with hot water and
good soap once a day and dry
we'll. At other times use cool wa
ter only. Avoid face powders and
creams-they encourage black
heads. If severe case, consult
a skin specialist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

Byron Chandler knows the
AXE 1t glisten million
married
he tells in this article written pecay Times
domestic life of folk.--Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

A. - Trace your genealogy
through as many generations as
possible and then If there seems
any possibility of the letter you
have being truthful, write the
United States minister of the
country where your ancestors
came from.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

Dear Miss Grey:
A IA months old child has q
dark brown birthmark on its up
per lip. Can it be removed by
medical skill? Do such marks
ever disappear naturally?
A.-They seldom disappear. A
reliable skin specialist should be
consulted. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

Dear Miss Grey:
We are in possession of a letter
saying that our great-uncle was a
baron. How can we. establish
the. truth of this assertion?
MRS. @. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

Any KIND, any make.
Apples for 81 box and up.
Don't put off buying your
canning fruit. This contin-
ued rain is injuring the
quality. Plenty of Prunes.
Peaches, Crab Apples, Con-
cord Grapes, etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18
The Reason

Our business keeps grow
ing every week Is because,
as people become acquainted
with the quality OF our goods
and the prices at which We
sell them, they see the folly
of paying 90 per cent extra
Just for the privilege of hav-
ing goods charged.
A FEW OF ORR REGULAR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
ROANOKE

Especial to The Times d ispatch.l
Roanoke, Va, November il.-Onc Of
The handsomcsu functions ever held in
Roanoke was the reception Tuesday
nIgnt AT Hotel Roanoke, given BY DE-
anu Mrs. Joseph y. Gale, In honor OF
their son, Or Sparrcll Simmons Gale
anu his pride. The parlor. reception
hail. sun parlor ana dining room were
illuminated with myriads Of electric
lights, the beauty or winch was FUR
OF pink and white chrysantncmums.
and autumn leaves. Terms and pottcd
plants. An orchestra placed in the
sun parlor discourscd music during
the evening. Dr. and Mrs. Gale were
assisted in receiving by DIR and Mrs
Sparrell Gale, Miss Charlotte Gale anu
Mrs. Thomas Z. Vincent, of Athens
Ga. An attractive feature was the
large punch bowl, which was placed
In the drawinS-room In an alcove. the
whole room beng deliberately decorated
with palms ana ferns, tho bowl
bowl being deliberately decorated
anu was served by Mrs w. &. Stephen
son, Miss Louise Vincent, of Athens
Ga. and Mrs. u. Ferguson. In the
dining room the centre table was ar
tistic with its handsome lace CLOTH
and in the centre stood Il superb low
Ing cup, which contained an elaborate
bunch of American Beauty roses
Small tables were placed in each cor
AeT, OcdIlnS ldTSC vases OF PINK and
white chrysanthemums. Here and in
the sun parlor IL delicious supper was
served, the ices in wedding bells and
brides slippers carrying out the color
scheme OF pink ana white. The
hostesscs in the dining-roo were
Mrs. Newton Lewis, Miss Rosa Rogers,
Miss Nan Harmon, OF Charlottesville,
Va, and Miss Katherine Coke Bctwcon
four and five hundred guests were
present.
Mrs. w. W. Boxley entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon In honor
of Miss Eliza Duncan. OF Charlcst on,
$. c. Her guests included Miss Jaml-
son, Miss Annie IIobic. Miss Mary
Miller. of Charleston, S. c.; Mrs Win
free Reed. Mrs. Gray Linney, Mrs.
SparrclI Gale. Mrs. 4. V. Littleiohn,
Mrs. Richard Mcdowell Mrs Il. NJ
Funkhouser Mrs. a. kcarncy, Mrs,
Charles Silliman, Mrs. w. &. stephen
son. Mrs. II. T. Morris and others.
Mrs. D. w. EiiCkwir entertained at
cards Friday afternoon In honor Of
her guest, Miss Abbott, oe Mexico.
Mrs. Yanccy and Mrs. \. l.. Mon
tague, of Lynchburg, arc guests OF
Mrs. G. D. FOX. who will give
luncheon Saturday i'm their honor
Mrs. c. r.. Vcnable and small duugli-
Ter ars guests of MIR. and Mrs. d. $.
Pollock. in Pulaski.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
RALEIGH

tSpccial 10 INC IlmcS- Dispatch Al
Raleigh, n. c.. November l0.--Nu.
mcrons burning tapers and lovely
white chrysanthcmums were the sim
PIE and exceedingly beautiful dccora-
lions in Christ Episcopal Church Wed
nesday evening for the marriage OF
Miss Juliet Crews and William c. Har-
RS. The bridal party included Miss
Margaret Stcdman as maid OF honor;
misses Dec Duncan and Margaret Me
ltimmon as bridesmaids; Leland IIar-
IT'S as best man, and George Thomas.
charlotte; Frank b. Daniel, Goldsboro:
francis Cox and Gordon Smith. as
1ioyall, of Goldsboro. godfather OF the
bride, gave her away. Out-oG-towu
guests for the marriage were Mrs
W. NJ. Crocker, Des Moincs, la: Mrs
Chas. Johnson. Richmond: Mrs. Mabry
Hart, Tarbcro; Windcr Harris. Char
lottc.
The Johnsonian Book Club had Mrs.
Jno. w. Hinsdalc as hostess this week
and the meeting was one of special
pleasure, both from social and liter
AIRY points of view.
=, Mrs {, NJ r lBlridsers. of Tarboro. and
IA visit to Mrs. !. NJ Proctor.
Friday afternoon there was tho usual
! home by the women OF the faculty
large numbers of callers.
Miss Kate Cheshire was in charge Of
quite successful presentation OF
,,ins h!stcfy ray IN Rancy Library.
friday evening by local talent.
Mrs. II. a. London and Miss Betsy
london, OF Iftsboro were visitors In
The city several days this week. being
The guests OF relatives.
The Netherlands During the Rcfor-
NATION was the theme OF IL delight
1ni paper by Miss Fannie Heck for
IN, INC meeting of the OLA Podrida Club
Kemp p: Battle. Jr. for hostess. and
The session was one of special enioy-
mcnt. There was paper on Erasmus
ny MIS-, w $ Wilson and an original
6el visit to the Netherlands
The Kentncss Book Club met this
week with Miss Susan McPheeters and
s sPeiab sh' NAT Fn 90 in pleasant and
Win especially Instructive papers by
Niiss May Johnson and Miss Eleanor
Mass. The hostess served delicious re-
was concluded.
MISS Margaret Boylan. who is to be-
gone the bride OF Claiborn Carr. OF
durham. Wednesday. November Is, was
The guest OF honor Thursday after
moon for a delightful tea bv Mrs Geo
Snow and Mrs. Adelaide S Boylston.
Shc affair being especially delightful
eesidcs the hostcsses and the guest
OF honor there were in the receiving
Zinc Mrs Stcdman Thompson, Misc
katherine Boylan. Mrs W. r. SNOW
MISS Margaret Little and Miss Kate
Mfhilnmon. Assisting in the enter
ssainncnt Of the guests were Mrs. W.
W. Robards. Mrs. William T.. crimes
Mrs. Geo. Folk Mrs. Ben Baker, Mrs
Toward Thomas. iLrs. A. f. Andrews.
s MrS, Jno. 9. prewry. Misses Margaret
GlcPheeters BESSIE Hinton. Emmie
llrcwry. Katherine Whorton. I,ouis,
JSruce Wright. Josephine Boylan and
Elsie Haywood
There Was bridge party Tuosd,,.
aftcrnoon by Miss Belle pcscud In
honor Of Miss Pearl Heck. who is to H..
ohe of Raleigh's winter brides. There
were a dozen guests and the affair
proved delightful to all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
BURKEVIlLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Burkevillc. Va, November 1.-THE
Presbyterian women here gave q.
very attractive reception TO their min
istcrs bride. Mrs. j. II. Wiser. on
Friday afternoon from 3 TO o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. NJ. NJ Lcath.
Those in the receiving line were
Mcsdamcs Margaret Lcath, j. Harvey
Wiser, William j. Stricken. Edmund
Wiser and George V. Scott. Mrs. l1wclI
Summers. ana Airs. IL. T.. Boswell
poured chocolate and coffee in tho
dining-room, where Il bumct luncheon
was served. Mrs. J. -. Hughes pre-
sized ut the PUNCH bowl. ABOUT SIXTY
callers welcomed the bride.
Mrs. u. r. Woodhousc is spcndinu
the weekend In Lynchburg.
Little Miss Annie May Jones, of Hoa
Air. Is on visit 10 Mrs. John IL.
Young.
Z. V. Cosby has returned from Will
Hanson, w. Va. bringing with him
his son. Oscar.
Mrs. J r.. Agncw ana daughter.
Laura, have returned from i, few Jnvs'
visit in Richmond
Miss Helen Lcath is on visit in
Amelia county.
Mrs. Stockard. of Columbus. Miss.
mas been spending a few DAYS with
Mrs. l.. V. Fowlkcs.
Miss Ella G. Agncw is in IInrrisou-
burg on Il visit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
WARRENToN
Especial to Tho Timcs-pispa,ch.l

Especial to Tho Times DispatchJ
Wsrrenton. Va. November ll.--M!ss
-.cc Smith. who has been enjoying the
Hospitality OF Colonel and Mrs. Gren-
Stllo Gaines, left on Tuesday for her
home In New Orleans.
Miss Annie @. Day has just returned
from pleasant visit to Washington
>, DIR. Presley NJ. ieixcy and Paymastc,
Henry Wise arc spending u few days
Wrth DIT. j. Z. Wise, and are enjoying
the present sport OF the season--hunt-
ing.
Mrs. Albert Fletcher. .Jr.. with he,
d 5@G g1nns y SSns has returned after
win King. of Baltimore.
Mrs. John 5. Gaines spent several
days i'll Washington.
Miss Nina Hayden is visiting friends
in Warrcnton.
Mrs. wyiic Clarke Is again at Mrs.
!IuSh Hanilton's, after u pleasant visit
Mrs. JohnzIc Tongue and daughter.
Miss Rose. lcf, this week for their
annual winter visit TO relatives In Bal
timorc and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Brace. OF Baltimore. spent the
week end with Mrs. William Hayes.
Mrs. L" II Chamberlain and children
arc home again. after d VISIT 10 Slras-
Mrs. Gilbert Green left for a visi, to
Baitimorc and New York, and will NOT
return until spring.
Mrs. Charles Martin, of New York
is visiting her laughter. Mrs. Eliza
beth Glib.
The little friends OF Miss Susan
Groome, who were invited last Satur-
day to "Airlic," the beautiful country
place OF hcr father. IL. G. Groomc
thoroughly enjoyed themselves and
3ulIy appreciated tnc novel feature oil
having an 'cntcrtaincr' from WASH
inSton city To amusc them
The perfect day on TUESDAY, after
The steady downpour Monday, was a
most gratifying surprise 10 the War
lcnton Hunt Club, enabling them to
enjoy the delightful hunt breakfast
given them BY General and Mrs Il. ID.
Spilnan at "Elway Hall" their hand
some country place II few miles from
iWarrcnton
Cards are out announcing the mar
fiase OF Miss Laura Payne, daughter
of Carroll Payne, of Atlanta, Ca, to
alexander WHY Smith, Jr., on Novcm-
rev W. W. Page OF New York. is
visiting, Warronton, tho home OF his
boy hood.
Miss Elinor lidmonds. OF Casanova,
save a delightful tea on Saturday at
icrnoon TO Miss adams. of Springfield,
Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. Scott Lake left We'd
ncsday for three weeks visit to
New York city.
Miss Wcirtimcr. after Il most enjoy
ABLE visit to the Misses Williamson,
of Washington, reached homo Tuesday
evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
BLACKSTONE

Especial TO The Times-D ispaichl
blackstone, Va, November 1l.-AIr,
and Mrs Walter Robertson, of Nor
1oik, are visiting relatives here.
Louis Epcs visited Norfolk and Rich
mond this week.
Mrs. Eugene Caldwell and children.
here. ID
Mrs. Emmett Magce. of CIarksyillo.
ID. NJ Stith.
Edwin Booth, Of New York, Is visit.
iLE his father, DIR. l.. G.. Booth. here.
VIII Crinkley. of Littleton, n. 4,
visited Ills family here this week.
Putnam Stiti, OF Petersburg. yisiicf
II. w. Tm9slc during the past week,
Mrs. Max Donnan returned TO nor
home in. Petersburg Sunday, artc, ;,
visit to her sister, Mrs. IL. s. Bevcr.
ly.
Dr.. George Hardy. of Baltimore. Is
visiting his brother, Richard Hardy
Mrs. Holden. OF Petersburg, is yisit
ing her son. Tom Holden, ana his
Mrs. w. A. Land attended the con-
vention OF the Daughters of the Con-
federacy In Richmond this week.
Allan Epes, Thco Epes and Douglas
Tuggle left here Tuesday for DinWid-
die, prepared for an oId-fa shioned
camp hunt. They were accompanied
by eighteen fox and deer hounds. and
ave biGd dogs. : :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

the armory. The exhibit of chrysan-
thcmums, palms. ferns and handsome
growing plants was most beautiful In
addition to the flower exhibit WAS
That oil fancy work, which was never
better.
Mrs. Otis Furman was hostess to
the Literary Club at her charming
home on College Street, TUESDAY at
ternoon. most delightful social hour
followed the work OF the afternoon,
during which time Mrs. Furman served
elegant refreshments.
The recreation Club was most
charmingly entertained Wednesday az
ternoon ny Mrs. 5. NJ. Abbitt at her
old Colonial home, on WILLIAMSBURG
Street. Forty-two at dominoes was
prayed, after which Mrs. Abbitt served
salad course.
Miss Helen White has as her house
guest Mrs. E. n Beazlcy, of Chase
city. Va, and on Thursday afternoon
gave in her honor u reception to the
recreation Club. The guests played
rty-two. Miss White served delight
1ul refreshments in Il unique form.
IIiss lrminc Walton, after ten
days visit TO Miss Josephine Brown,
lett on Friday for her home ut wood
stock. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS MONUMENT ON
CRATER FARM,
To he unveiled November Is.

latonship between the North and
South, and the friendly and fraternal
feelings between the soldicr-vctcrans
of the two sections.
ON tho front of the monument ap-
pears the following inscription:
ITO the Memory of
The Soldiers and Sailors from Massa-
chusetts who lost their lives in
the Armies of the Potomac
and the James III tho va
rious battle in Virginia.
1S6l-1S65.
This monument Is erected by the
commonwealth of Massachusetts"
On the reverse side appears a list
Virginia soil and around Petersburg,
as follows:
First Massachusetts Infantry. Sec
ond Massachusetts Infantry, seventh
Massachusetts Infantry, Ninth Massa-
snt,s infantry, Tenth Massaehu-
infantry. Thirteenth Massachusetts
Infantry, Fifteenth Massachusetts In
fantry, Sixteenth Massachusetts In
fantry. Eighteenth massachusetts In
fantry, Nineteenth Massachusetts In
PANTRY, Twentieth Massachusetts In
iantrE. Twenty-first massachusetts
Infantry"
Historic Surroundings.
Thc site of the Massachusetts monu-
ment Is lot given to the Common
wealth of Massachusetts by the own
crs of the Crater farm, at the request
OF A. r. Hill Camp, of Petersburg Va
The lot fronts on the Jerusalem
Plank Road. and is in the angle made
by the lane from the Crater entering
the road being OH the north side Of
the lane. 1t is about 500 yards west
oi the Crater and is just across the
road from where the historic Geo
house stood at the time of the battle
of the Crater. 1t will he remembered
that IT was from this Gee house that
General Beauregard Colonel w. Cor
don McCabc and other officers wit
messed the magnificent charge of Ma
homes Brigade. and shook hands with
each other when they saw the sue
cess of that charge.
inc monument is not Intended as a
marker to locate any particular event
or act hut the site is the most con-
spcuous on the whole farm, the lane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
BoYDToN

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Boydton, Va. November I1.-Mrs.
Mary liumrickhousc and children have
returned from visit to her uncle,
Mrs Edmund Minis and children
of Chapel Hin. N. c., are on a visit
to Mrs. w. =. Homes.
me Kew. Mr. Sydnor. OF TazcwclI.
Parish, this county, and will enter
upon his duties here about the 18th
Of December.
Mrs, W. p, Webb. of Stovan. n. C..
Is Visiting her nephew, l.. L. webb. OF
II. b. FUR and family, who have
been living here for tic last Year an.
have removed to South Hill.
Miss w. T. Garland, Of brakes
Branch. has returned homo after q
Visit to relatives and friends here
Mrs 7. A. Bryson and children, of
South Hill, arc visiting friends here.
Miss Emily Walton, of Woodbury..
is tho guest of Miss Lucy Homes, on
Jefferson Street.
The Rev. j. r. Whitley, d. D.. and
wife,, who were injured in the raiIroad
wreck near Rochester, ". ", some
months ago, have returned home The
doctor has resumed his ministerial
ing.
MI and Mrs. G. J. Faulkner and
their daughter, Miss Alice. have re-.
turned home after an extended visit
TO Professor w. Harrison Faulkner,
at the University of Virginia.
Miss Brown, of Oxford, N. c.. is "a
guest Of Mrs w. Il, Homes
Misses Williamson, Russell and Tyler.
OF tho High School. at this place. at
tended a teachers convention Mt south
Hill last Saturday
Mrs. Atkins has several Northern
huntsmen with her, who arc cnioy-
INK TING bird season here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
HEATHSVILLE

Heathsville, Va, November little
Northern Neck Medical Association
held its fan meeting at Lanca ster
Courthouse the past week. winding
up the session with IL banquet al
Thomas's Hotel at night.
Misses Manic Pierson Stoneham and
Sarah Randolph Brent were recent
visitors to the home of Mrs. Grace
Booker, near LottsburG.
Misses Lulu Downing and Estellc
Belts were visiting in Rcidsyillc a
few days past.
Misses Mamie Peirson Stoncham and
Minnie AHdcvton attended the teach
crs meeting at Lancaster Courthouse
Friday. At this meeting Miss Stone
ham was appointed secretary.
Miss Irene Nelms has returned from
visit TO Baltimore.
Chris. Dulin. of Norfolk, was in
Heathsville this week.
Miss Lula Downing was visiting in
Richmond and Westmorcland counties
this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
FORK UNION

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
Fork Union, Va. November Ii
MIS- NJ. \, kean, OF Louisa. is visit
ing her brother here
Horace Snead, of Chester. Pa. Sc
fpsnding this week with his brother.
Gilmer Snrad.
Ing Mrs Il. L. Cabeli.
Or. Martin iiidcn, of Richmond. is
ma.>inE brief visit to friends here.
II. III. Seay. OF blackstone. Va ha7
returned after hunting trip and a
visit TO his daughter Mrs. T. i.
Wright
Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Snead have ro-
turned after several weeks spent At
Lynchburg. on u visit to their son
Rev. Hummer j.. Jones. of Arvonia
preached al tho Fork baptist Church
last Sunday.
Miss Alice Sncad was the guest az
Miss Clara p. Snead for several weeks
Henry Thomas has returned after
n few days visit ut Baskerville. near
Staunton.