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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

A cigarette manufacturer tells us
that there are two million women in
the United States who smoke. All of
which goes to show that the fair danes
have devious ways of burning up their
husbands salaries.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06
A QUARTER CENTURY

Before the Public. over Five Million Free Samples
given away each year. The constant and increas
ing sales from samples proves the genuine merit OF
ALIENS EOOT-BASH, the antisepue powder to
be shaken into the shoes for Tired Aching, Swollen,
Tender feet Relieves and bunons Of all pain.
Sample FREE. Address Allen {. Olmsted, lie Roy NY.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

A college professor now advances
49,, tba lima2eht ~ remark that WON
~ 49, ~ eaine is .use,state than men
en- y = coat Of this ful nrofassoes y,
The lskin at the hem. - -, -
,5fned collar and cuffs 'A'''s
an extraordinary combina,
A most unusual costume was fash.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

Luh1baeo, Rheumatism and chllblains
There is nothing that gives so quick
benefit as Hunts Lightning Oil The
very minute it is rubbed on the i'm
provement is noticed. For over thirty
years this Liniment has been acknowl-
edged to be the best for these troubles.
Every druggist will recommend 1t.
Price Csc and SOC per Bottle.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

kldnoV rfeTotlOnl vote
unnatural and gave me
great trouble, one
day I suddenly fell TO
the foor. where ! lay
for a long time uncon-
scbus Three doctors
who treated me, dag
nosed my case as
narnlYEla. and Hald
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

ONLY ONE "BROM0 0UININF.n
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUiNINE Look faf
the signature Of n. W. GROVE. Used the World
over 70 Cure a Csld IN one Day. Sc
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

A milkman may be as rich as bis
cream and still not be wealthy.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

One way to not please woman Is
to let her do as she pleases.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

Postum Ccreal Company, Limited
Battle Greek, Michigan
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06
80 YEARs oE suFFERINa.

Restored al Last 70 Perfect Health BY
poan's Kidney pills.
Mrs. Nareissa Waggoner carter
Vile. III. says: cover ten years / SUE
fered terribly with bachache. head
ache. nervousness and dizziness. The
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06
EIectrIcItx,e Vast erowth.

The total investment in electric
light plants in the United States is now
more than two billion dollars. accord.
ing to reports presented to the Ma.
tional Electric Light association The
report covers practically 5000 stations,
having an estimated total horse power
capacity of more than 100000 and
kilowatt capacity of 100000 The op-
Grating companies have a total capital
ization Of 81, 400. 200, 900. and Al ANIMAL
income Of ss0O.ooa000
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-06

JUNIORS and reports unlimited circulate
ns' very few apDroachinE the truth
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06
sEvENrEESrH wARD-,coa,Iauss-

j. s and r. " Newberry. Field. Boulevard Park sub
Of 4 c. lS. between Waterloo ST. and Mack ave .
J. $. and 7. u Newberry Field. last named sub
W J. Hamburg Field Schwarths sub OF the WY part
H. Of Mack ave.. 81.
Chas Schwartz Field. last named sub,
Field, named sub. Observation-Disclosures.
j. Il. Ges. Field. last named sub.
c. Field last named sub
Fieu last named sub. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
J. Peri. Field lost named sub
Geo G. Wetheroee. Field. VIM Taits sub of part OF
church T.. G 10. of Gratiot
Geo C. Wethorbee, Field last named sub 80.
r. A. Bevidere. oxford sub. OF part ot lots
g. s. and 10 OF commissioners plat of partition Of
T. Repar " Belvidcre last named sub ....,..,,..
Trel seneca. Stephenson and Tre
q u block and lot \. Of
block 30. OF q that part o Cook farm.
T.. l53 l55 and $50. between Forest and Gratot
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06
sEvENrEESrH wARD-tcontinssdJ
Nan.-strsst--DsscriDtioA.

Jefferson Ave. Land Co.. Montclar last named SUP,
j. walker Lemay Beniteau sub. OF the My sss II
OF that part of r. c. 7s4 lying south OF Jens'soh ave-
II, u. busch, Lemay Eureka sub. OF part OF p g 1n
NJ. H. busch Lemay last named sub -: =. :. ..,'
NJ II. busch Lemay, Eureka sub OF part or T. c fE+
Crosse fonte '''''''.'''''''''
NJ. H. Busch. Lemay named sub .,.......,......
A. Begin e. Lemay, last named sub
y Troestcr Q. Lemay. last named
c. DeNogelair. Lemay. DeNogelaers Eureka SUP OF
Cf g. & 7s4. Crosse Pointe
G beNogelaer. Lemay, last named
G. DeN ogelaer. LCmay, last named
a. " cir LsmRy last named sub ......s lSlV IT,
CTS OF Detroit. Lemay last named sub .-...
T. T. Chene W. Lemay Eureka sub. OF part OF r. e 1zt
Crosse fointe
r r. Chehe Lemay, last named sub
r r. Chene ". Lemay. last named sub
r. r. Chene Lemay. last named sub ..-.. ;'.,t'
u. H. Loudensberg W; Lemay Troesters orchsra sup
~ l., Il. G. 724, and part or lots u ana
H. Lemay Estate, T. c. 72l, Crosse Ponte, ,..'....'.'
r. Watson. W. Lemay. Beniteau sub OF the n 6sS IT,
of that portion OF T. c. 724 lying OF Jefferson ave.
Crosse lointe -; ,.,.,t',.;
w r. Jarvis W Lemay Keans Islandview sub OF part
r. {. 72i. = Jefferson Crosse Pontes 10 r.
oFlynn. 9. Fairview oFynns sub OF lots i, 2 and
the ADJOINING 90 IT, strip, lying sly thereof OF the
sab cfp 4
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06

Dclray Est. and Inv Co, Meadowbrook. Belle
Isle Parkvew sub OF OF W. y OF T. c. 3s7. Of
! Miller Co. ". Meadowbrook last named sub.
W Curry, Montclar Hendrie's sub OF part OF y G.
3S1 City OF Detroit and village OF ST Clair Heights
Ponte Township s
w 4 Montcair, last named sub.
g , n. S
n 1850 II 5
Montclar last named subs IL so n S
Montcair. last named sub.
IT. 5
Jefferson ave Land Co., Montclair. last named sub,
- s n. 8
n. rs n. 5
Land Co Montclair. last named sub
JEFFERSON Land Co, Montclair. last named sub,
IS ~. 5
r. W Heineke W Montcsir last named sub. r.
IT, W. Hsnoks W. Montei.ir las, named suS..........
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06

ChRrest Farview. Charests sub. OF lot l. Richard
Lemsy Est being lots TO ~ inclusive of o'Fiynns $
l.. 6Ss Crosse Pointe. -
charest Farview, last named sub
Fatrview. named sub.
FairvieW last named sub. .,,,,.,-...
IIurd Dwyer. Scullen and ONeils sub. OF
6sS n. Of Kercheva ave, Nill"ge OF Fair
Wow :
named sub.
Drscol Fairview, DeNogelaers Eureka SUB OF
c. T24. Crosse Pointe
Drscol Fairview last named sub
r. Whitehead w. Fairview, Eureka sub OF part OF p
pointe. Zl.oO II
Calvert Est W Fairvew, last named SUBJ.
r. Gordon W Fairview, last named sub. q r.
" e. 20 n.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06

. ....
f. Aberle ?. St Clair. last named sub
kneisel W. st Clair Ab-rle's sub the ely 30 n
81 the WY Z and that part Of lots O. and sub
and Mack aves, Crosse Ponte. ................
VI. stephens ". st. clair. last
~. stephens W. 81 clair, last n
A. Wecr, St Clair last named sub.................
A. Wefer. ST. Clair last named ................
A. Weller, W St Clair. 2
W. r. Beatic ST Clair Lingeman Brossy's sub. o
part OF O. LIS g. S. and q lying sly Of Jefferson ave
Sub. or ely u Of p. c. 725 Crosse Ponte.
n. Is n
T. Brossy, St Clair last named sub ......s 20 n
T. T. Brossy. ST Clair last named 20 n
Jefferson Land CO. Hamilton, Hendrie's sub OF par
Of y g 3ST city of Detroit and Village OF Clai
heights. Grnss Pointe Township
Jefferson Land Co. Hamilton, last named SUBJ.
jefferson Land Co. Hamilton, last named SUBJ.
n. '5 n
s. n
v kneisel Hamilton. last named sub.
Jefferson Land Co. W. Hamilton, last named sub,
s 10 4
Jefferson Land Co. W, Hamilton. last named sub.
20 n
Jefferson Land Co. W. Hamilton. last named sub.
n q
Jefferson Land Co. W. Hamilton. last named sub
Jefferson Land CO. W Hamilton, last namod sub
Jefferson Land Co. W, Hamilton. last named
Jefferson Land Co. W Hamilton, last named sub
The Detroit times., 1912-05-06

I,has. Clark Townsend last named sub.
Iync Townsend last named sub
Townsend last named sub. %.
r. NJ. Beck Townsend, Boulevar I'd Park sub. OF r.
i6. between Waterloo ~. and Mack
g. r. IL NcNybtrrN, " Townsend. last named sub
= AZ Webster Townsend. Moses W. Field sub: of p G.
4 A. Nackrodt Townsend last named sub
" u SperrV sheridan last named sub
y I'm. BQckmaIi Sheuddan. last named sub.
"a ct Vs. NorEs, Sheridan. NJ W. Fields sub of that
. Iypert of s i6S ing between Lafayette 81 and Lin
= . s . o.
!. W W. sheridan last named sub.
n II Amour sheridan Linden Park sub OF that
" &c. 6 h ing between Kercheval and Waterloo
ksl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
CROCKETT SPRINGS
tspeolal to The Times Dispateh ]


Especial TO The Times rs las-'',l
Crockett springs a. . -, =
-clordiess SKIES 'r'i'.a'. -
and crisp cool air nave pFes4.iSo a ~ H..
tor the past week. ana ,h'sS - 40 a nm
nature. who Ike 10 Tramp ~. 80
,a4ns. who enjoy QUITO 'or ne; VINO no.. oe =
nsht in wandering ""ers tne -. -
waters % a stresrn isat ..' 49,
been able 10 iNtN!. 'N'.' -
party cons.siins OF pr ~, 2.l ti,rs
Miss ans4nne Dali-es' ,,..-',r,o,,e
Miss bettha A1'-' ,'T,'. ~ NJ.
Wil!iam Hlshes' % ie.-.-''' -
Lausnerty OF S44g I'M ~ rosJa,
walked TO St4e atts on 80,
Iney wese repaia ,be wsIt,
w!tnSianllns tnat 9ait Oh Si'e
was over ragged roek@ ,,,..
AIRS creighton In oe'- -.
a few friends at a Welsh F;aooi' pr. Per-.
saturday nlgNt ->iH0l.S "s'
were Mr. and Mrs u ! 7We =. s,,' ..
Roanoke. MISS 40 me -
N r. md NIts. "; - i-9,i'Ss % ,.t -, no.
springs ""u '1' i''AA 49, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
SUMMER RERORTS
RALEIGH
Special 20 The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh, y. c.. September i4.--Mr.
and Mrs. A B. Andrews Jr.. arc at
homo again after spending the sum-
mer at Atlantic city and Media, Pa.
They also took trip further North
that included Niagara Falls and points
in Canada.
Miss Thomas. Of st Mary's School
has returned from Europe. where she
was In charge Of quite a party Of
tourists that included Joseph Wood
Edcnton. Miss Sarah Wilson, Charlotte;
Miss Mary Louise Manning. Durham,
Misses Margaret and Bessie Erwin.
Dutham Misses Mildred and Julia Bor-
den. Goldsooro
There is much interest here in the
announcement of tho enlightenment Of
Miss I.oula Shotwel Mcdonald. daugh-
ter of Mir. and Mrs 9. g. NJ Donald
this city. and Thomas Fuller south
gate. Of Durham. the marriage TO
take place probably in November.
AIr. and Mrs -. T. Montague an
nounce the enforcement OF their daugh-
ter. AIsa Mary Lee. and James Cum
ming Allison. prominent young bust
ness man II this city. This marriage
is TO take place in November.
Mr. ard Mrs W. 4 Woodall have
ISSUED invitations 70 tho celebrate, IN
OF tho twonty-nfth anniversary OF
their wedding Saturday evening. sep
TENDER 49, atthe Woodall homo
Mrs Chas Lac Smith entertained the
women OF tho Johnson Pettigrew
Chapter. Daughters Of the Confcd-
eracy "Wednesday Afternoon at >
O'Clock. this being the FIRST meeting
OF tho chapter since the early sum
Mr.. ana Mrs. n 2 Henderson, Of
Newborn. spent several days in ths
city this weck Mr Henderson being
here for the Supreme court They
have lust returned from bridal tour
T. Canada
Mrs. ". NJ Marks and children have
boon here several DAYS from Rirmlns
ham. ALA VISITING Mrs Man
MISS 1oula Briggs ia at home again
AFTER spending some time ia western
Ee-Jadse Crawford Bisss who re-
comfy changed his ONCE FOR tho pree-
tlce 90 Law from Durham u italeisa
viii bring Mrs BiEes from Durham TO
make their home mere very soon now
Mrs r II. Briggs entertained the
Olfa Pordrida Book Cluh Tuesday after
noon for a business session aurlus
which a course OF reading for the i'm
pending season was adopted and the
program FOR tho periodical entertain-
-nert ~ mo cium adopted
Sir ana Mrs Netticton y Murpht.
~ Salisbury. were in the city several
DAVIS tho guests u Nj and Mrs Jo-
se1h /. Atwen They have just re-
trrned from a pleasure trip - haii-
ia, and othe. Canadian places Of tn
terest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Mrs Garrett p Wall. Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs John y Potts. Richmond
Mrs George DAYS St Louis "Jack'
Lory. New York, Mat Akers. Louis
VILE Sterling Thompson Kentucky.
Harry Hathaway. -. Louis: Riley
Moore. Sew York and Richard
Vaughan.
ton Lewis. OF Cincinnati. entertained
about twenty-five members and their
wives OF the Kanawha Dispatch in
'he cafe at an informal dinner
The Meadows" the beautiful home
Of the Thornton Lewis was the scene
Of jolly informal afternoon party
where about sixty members OF the
kanawha Dispatch gathered under the
trees on the lawn. where 4 dainty re-
pest was served
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Lee OF Elkins.
va. who spent the early part Of the
season here. returned for d visit OF
two weeks. and when they left Tues
Jay every one gathered about to bid
them farewell Most Informal was the
dinner party Mr.. and Mrs Lee gave
Monday those present being Mi and
Mrs John Thayer. Charleston. w. Va:
WI and Mrs Edward Barrett Birmine
ham, Ala. Mrs John Lewis. Norfolk
Jack" Lory New York: Hunt Breck
enbridge. Fincastle, Va. and Edwin
Rumbolds,
Mrs. Joseph Thropp OF Washington.
who has been one o. the social lead
ers at tho Springs this summer has
gone to her summer home at Ever
EFT. Pa Accompanied hy hcr son.
scott Thropp. who was very popular
here, they made the tip in their
touring car.
Miss Alice Lewis, OF Cincinnati. has
been entertainins Miss Emily Powell.
also of that city. at her home. THE
Meadows for Two weeks Both girls
have heen great bellies at old White"
Miss Lewis being the seasons dehu-
captain NJ r Gleason and Mrs.
Gleason. Of Washington. and MIS-. !.
II. Gleason. also OF Was hington. ar
rived Tuesday for a sojourn at the
Springs
Il il pnson. Of Washington. who.
with nor three chrdren. hae been
spending the summer here LEI, this
week. MI rilson coming down to ac-
compsny his family home.
Three Washington visitors here this
week aio MES j. y Forthington. W.
a. SETTER ana f. 3 Ross.
Lawrence Il Wilson. OF Baltimore,
arrived on saturday TO spend several
DAYS hero John W Lyon also of this
city. was recent guest here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

by Miss Homassen Graves Mrs John
Chandler was the winner of the fourth
prize. q drinking cup.
Mrs. Henry b Field. OF Norfolk. and
Mrs. Bowie, % Baltimore. are popular
guests at Sprngheids this week.
Mrs. Nickel and Miss Nickel. or
Washington returned home on We'd
nesday after a short stay at Spring
fields much TO the regret OF their
many friends.
Miss Addie Cowhcrd is visiting her
aunt Mrs Harris. in Spotsylvania
Miss Lucy Harris. of Spotsylvania,
IS the guest Of Miss Mary Curd
Miss Katherine Scott returned to
South Richmond on Saturday, where
she has resumed her duties as teacher
ia the High School.
Mrs. Lyman Stutz. OF Richmond.
Joined her husband at Springnelds on
sunday. where he has been guest OF
several weeks
\ very enjoyable dance was given on
Monday evening At Memorial Hall by
the members OF the German Club Tho
HALL was beautifully decorated, the
color scheme being yellow ana green.
The favors We're tiny flags. Two figures
of the german were danced, led by
L. q Cowherd and Miss Homassell
Graves. The chapcrons were Mrs. John
". Scott. Mrs Belle Schlosser Mrs.
George Wright and Mrs James {.
Graves
l. c Graves. OF Barboursville. who
has been seriously indsposed for the
past two weeks. is much improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

try and making a great success lie
was Mason OF high standine
T. ~ Avis. OF Richmond was a
visitor here this week.
Miss Appine Moss. of Buckinsham.
spent the week here wishing number
OF hcr friends and relatives.
John Thomas. of Norfolk who mas
been spending some time here al the
home of his srandmotAer has returned
home
here Visiting ner cousin Miss Glarice
Bcrsch
Miss Ethel hughes. VINO has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs Thomas IN Bed
fora city las returned TO her home
here.
Albert J. Terrell and Rev. piummer
IT. Jones on Saturday OF this week
visited the homie OF r.. j Harrison near
Cartersvile ON sunday Mr. Jones
preached in the Presbyterian Church
of Cartcrsvillc. They returned hero
ON sunday afternoon.
The hish schools OF Buckingham
County viii open ON Monday. septem-
Der rs. practically an the teachers hay
ing been engaged and in place for the
opening.
Mrs. d . Thomas. OF Norfolk. who
Is pending the summer in Backing
ham this week. spent a DAY with her
friend. Mrs. I.vttle Morgan. at tho
ArNonia Inn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

it's pleasures Very fortunate are
those VINO can spend this time among
these lovely mountains to DC present
at the turning OF the leaf. Wien the
woods and hills hold high carnival in
: riot IF color. The days soon become
too cool for the meetings % the Piazza
Cup. and its members have 70 take
their lively chatter embroidery and
bridge TO the cheering warmth O, q
log fire IN the LOBBY The weather IS
sun Ideal and the god II tho open
receives constant homage There are
riding and driving parties to Lexiueton
and other pc nts OF interest. walking
parties 10 Mount Jefferson TO rest In
the summer mouse that crown. its
crest ami t capture that superb view.
and bowling tennis and croqueti par
ties golf course is being prepared
and Will add much 70 the attracliveness
~ this resort As this is one Of a
chain Of resorts made up OF iho Hot.
tho White sulphur and the Bridge.
there is frequent interchange OF
guests. Many come here from the
W hite and tho Hot and linger in the
HIesS"n Mt ways OF the Bridge before
sayins good-hy TO the mountains on
tirely
George B Elliott Of Wilmington. \
c.. has Joined Mrs Elliott and viii
spend his vacation here.
Miss prewry and Mrs Carol MGR
Ger Of Norfolk. are among the recent
Mr. and Mrs Joseph C walker o..
Woodoerry Forest, stopped here while
On a motor trip through the Virginia
r. W Massie and NJ. Massie of
l;ynchburs. spent the Weekend win
Mrs r. W Massie here.
Mr. and Mrs j. " Marsh and fam
iiy. Of Pittsburgh. Pa were motor
party that touched here while touring
the Valley Of Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs y. j. Armstrong. Of
,s, pprr Mon'clair. y. J.. visited the
Eother. it spen, for the relief o, e.,,
Francisco s3.12a.0Ou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
BON AIR

Especial to The Tmes-Dispa
Bon AIT. Va. september Ii.-Mis~
nellie Mcclure returned ON Wednesday
from a short visit 10 Lexington where
she attended the CarrnGton- Williams
Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Macon, who has been
visiting Miss Avliffc Wherry. left on
Tuesday for her home in williamsburg.
Miss Nellie Payne spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs Burlin Marye.
Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop mas
been the recent guest of Miss Carrie
Moore.
Mrs Leroy 'lppcn and children arc
visiting Mrs Alan Ferguson
Master Coleman Workman and MISS
Mary Iiose Wortham gave q garden
party to their little friends the past
week
Miss Jennie Talcott returned on FRI
day from Canada
Miss Anna Gaines IS spending two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
ARVONIA

Especial to The -Dispstch.l
Arvonia. Va. September li.-Mrs
James Allen Jcter, OF Bailsville Pow
hatan County. with her young infant. is
spending some time here visiting her
sisters. Misses Claricc and Margaret
Pierce and other friends and relatives.
=. T. Watson proprietor Of "Nim-
rod Hall" one OF the noted shooting
ana fishing estates in Western Viz
sinia. ana Well known lover OF all out
door spot. was here this week Nh
Watson is native of England OF II
titled family. his brother. Chaplain
General Watson having been one Of
the most noted diVnes OF recent years
Herbert :. Newman OF Somerset.
Orange County. spent last week visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Charles Graham
Thomas here MI Newman was form
erik asher Of tho state Sank OF Ar
vonia
Mrs Anderson. mother Of Dr Charles
W. Anderson, Of Ore Bank visited her
sons home here this week remaining
several days.
Rev Plummcr Z Jones returned ON
saturday from St Louis where he went
TO attend tho funeral of his brother
Dr Henry LeGrand Jones. Or Jones.
when only boy. LETT Virginia and
went West growing up with the conn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
MONTVALE

lSpecial to The Times-Dispatchl
Montvale. September l4-Mrs I o,
Wilson and children. OF Crewe. are
spending this week with Mrs. y ..
Luck
Miss Mary Ghliam. of Buchanan. Is
the guest Of her brother. r. \ Gillian.
at Hotel AIontrose
Miss Odessa Otey. OF san Marcos.
TeN- and Master Hampton Hanson OF
Bristol who have been Spending the
summer here. returned to their homes
on Thursday
Mr. ana Mrs r G. Hanson and
daughter Jennie Ruford who have
been visiting relatives mere. returned
home on Wednesday morning
Mrs. T T. oliver. Master John and
Miss Mary oliver, NJ Bedford who arc
the guests OK Mrs Margaret Cohbs.
ar Locust Level. wili visit relatives in
Tile vinase before their RETURN home.
Miss Mabel DtcN entertained I'M
formally ON Tuesday evening In honor
ot her guest Miss Nelson OF Rust
burg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
SWEET CHALYBEATE

- - 80 ~ iAf llfncS- DIS ma 'Tn
H"'et Cnhlyh"ate. Va. Septemhor "a
~tha Sweet Chaiybeatc sim continue
ga, mere Us an unprecedented
crowd for this season Of tbe vear
there being about l75 guests GOD
many OF whom VIII Remain M -ou.b
septcmher and some untn tho nliddl.
oi October Tho mountain br.czos
send the cool nights almost make ono
forget the heat OF the midday sun
on Wednesday, the young people an
soyed q Marshmallow roast AZ the tan
OF Chestnut hin and most Of AM
Carter Hunters chlnquapin hunt wae
enjoyed by young and old alike Two
hay wagons fun of erown-uns ana
young people left about o'clock and
remained all Afternoon. returning with
bags and baskets full Of chinquapins
Darlington Wecms az New YORK is
making short visit to his parents
before starting FOR Panama
Mrs Robert W Baldwin ontertaine
few Of her friends 81 afternoon tea
on her cottage porch on Tuesdav
DR. ! Z. Gilderslecve Of Richmond
Is paying mis- annual visit TO the
sweet Chalyheate.
DR. H. cahcli Tahb or Richmond
llas presented to the Forrest Memorial
iChspel at the Sweet chalyhcate q
very handsome pair az brass vases
Two Of the most Popular guests.
Or Robert l. Rod and Arthur H.
squires. OF New York. left for few
days last week taking horsobnck
ride through tho surrounding COIN
try
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
HEADACHE, BILIOUS STOMACH
AND WASTE-CLOGGC BOWELS
Delicious "Syrup of Figs sour eassy stomach
clcanSes your liver and 80 feet OF without
grippe nausea Takes scum from; tongue.

food and cloeScd up waste matter is
moved on and out 90 your system
nausea no gripping mo- weakness
You imply can't have voul liver mac
tive and your thirty feet of bowels con
stipatcd with sour. dcoaying Was mat
ter and feel wells The need OF a laxative
j, . natural need, but with delicious
9NluP Of Figs YOU arc not druggins Your
self Being composed entirely OF luscious
ie SIENNA and aromatics, it canno,
iniurc
Ask your druggist FOR the full name
syrup of Fig, and Elixir Of Sienna q"
Refuse, with SEQ n, any of the so-cillcd
Zig syrup mutations They are meant
TO deceive YOU. Look on the label The
genuine, old reliable bears the name
California Fig Syrup Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
weeks IN Winchestcr.

weeks III Winchester.
Miss Hermine Moore spent last week
with Miss Lucy Mason in Richmond.
Mrs Norwood Bentley has been visit
ms relatives in Richmond the past
week.
Charles cooke is spending his vaca-
ton at tho Warm Springs.
Miss Carrie Moore and Miss Annie
Kerans are spending the Week end
with house parry at Poplar Grove.
the home o. James ). Patterson.
Mrs. Coleman WORKMAN ana children
are at Natural Bridge tor two weeks.
Paul Christian OF Nashville, was
home Tor a rev days visit this week.
Miss Dorothy smith has returned
from "A several months visit TO SCOTS
Vile.
L. ;. Hazen left on Saturday for New
England with the Blues.
Miss Bessie Cooke is visiting rela-
tives on the Jersey coast.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Nelson. OF Rich
mond. have registered al the Inn for
Air and Mrs. w l. r. Roserson ana
Mrs. George smith arc at the Inn