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Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
SONORA AFTER RENTALS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHl
 DOUGLAS, June 1S.-The Sonora state government was appointed re- atty commission to collect rentals on all property including that of foreign CTS, said letters received here today. Americans and other foreigners are preparing to protest through consus asserting that confiScation of revenues is virtually the same as seizing prop erty.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19

try if the colors were fast. says the Youths Companion.
 But she seemed not entirely satis- fled. At last she cut off piece with a pair of scissors and handed 1t to Liza Jane.
 Here Liza Jane" she said, you chew that and see if it runs"
 And Liza Jane raised it to her mouth and solemnly went to work
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
SEWELL REACHES NEW YORK
ASSOCIATED PREss prsPATcH1

NEW YORK, June 1S.-HenrN H SewelI, arrested in Los Angeles to answer to indictments here, reached New York today in the custody of a Los Angeles detective to face charges of grand larceny in connection with the alleged sale of so-called rare books
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
USEFUL ELIZA JANE.

Evidently Liza Jane was d very use iul person She and the old woman came into London shop and the old woman began examining some pieces of cheap calico. She pulled at one piece first this way. then than, wetting it and rubbing it with her fingers to
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
DRIVES THROUGH
 REAR SPRINGS

Did you know that the Pcugcot, the French racing machine that won the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Decora ton Day, drives it's 120 horse power through the rear springs without ra- dius rods? The Franklin has done that for twelve years. Geo. Haze man will demonstrate this to you Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
HAYWOOD IS GUILTY.

, DENVER. June 1S.-The jury in the second trial of Harold F. HenwoOd, turned a verdict of first degree mur- der late this afternoon and prescribed the death penalty.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
AMERICAN ABROAD
Philadelphia Tennis Crack Wins
 Start in London

LONDON, June 18.-Wallace F. Johnson, of Philadelphia, today beat A. Hendrix by three straight sets, e-1. 6-2 6-1, in the second round of the open singles for the London lawn tennis championship tourna-
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
CREW IS DROWNED
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH ]

BOSTON, June 1S- - Captain John Andrew Doggett of Portland, Me. and five members of the crew of the Gloucester fishing schooner Olympia went down with the craft when she was rammed off Sable island in a dense iog early today by the Warren Line steamer SagamOre.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
DEGREES ARE CONFERRED
IAssOCTATEn PRESS DISPATCH

PROVIDENCE. June fS.-At it's 145th commencement today Brown University awarded 172 degrees. Re cipients of honorary degrees included Rev Louis C. Sanford, Episcopal bishop of the diocese of San Joaquin. California. who was made a Doctor of Divinity.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19

Hire a little Salesman at The Re. publican office. Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-19
LOvETT 10 BE QUIzzEO

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
MlDDL EBURG
Especial 20 The Times. DISPATCH !

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
Middleburg. Va. October 1s-Ouitc "a num-
Der from this vicinity visited the state
Fair. Among those who were In attend
ancc being Colonel ID. c. Sands. Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis c. Leith. ". H. Garter
S. II, Fred and Joseph NJ Martin
ON Friday night Misses Neville ana ELI.
abeth Lennon. daughters of MIR. and Mrs
j. S"uihsate Lennon. of "Welbourne." Lou
d"un county, and Baltimore, Md. gave a
very enjoyable subscription dance in the
Confederate Hall in this town.
Misses Henrietta and Mary Tiffany were
week end guests of Mrs Emma Chichester
Compton. In Washington.
Mrs j., + eGray has returned from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Arthur C;artreil
AT Wecm's Warf, Mathews County.
dance that Is being looked forward
to with great interest is to bo given in
honor of Miss Helen hickman. of Louis
vile. Ky. by Joseph b. Thomas of New
Y"r7-City. II Will take place in the Con
Tolerate Han. on October 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcclure and Stuart Gilman.
John Brockley and Marcus Jordan. who have
been guests at Melbourne the Misses
Lcmmons house party. have returned to
their homes In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hatcher of The
Plains. who married last week, are
taking tour OF the Northern cities Mrs.
Hatcher was Mrs. Florence Whipple OF
Leesburg.
Henry Clay marlborough, of South Ia
kotn. is guest OF G.. I. Hartley, at Hunt
land"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

Purvis II. c KuuNci, II c. Gilmer, NJ
u. Lnnghorne. i. g. LanEhorn ana II C.
Graham ana Misses Mary Wysor Glenn
Phelps, Ellie and Agnes Howard Mary and
BESSIE Hcll. Ruth [estcr, Marian Poore
and Belle Hiltzheimer.
DR.. and Mrs i II. Jordan gave party
ON Friday evening in honor Of the birthday
anniversary OF their daughter. Miss Margaret
the Invitations Including many OF the young
wor'uu's friends. Miss Estelc Baldwin TO.
ceived the wonan's prize. and Allen Hail.
the mems Those who participated in the
social event We're Misses I.ette Troiingcr.
Mary and EVA Bones Mary Shuf. Mary
aud Sarah Moore. Irene Hunter, Ruth
!.aushon and I:stelle Baldwin and Frank
Blocksidge, Joe Gilmer. George Painter.
Allen Hall, Raymond Frye. Donald Askew
Franklin Baldwin. caddall Painter and
Hubert Gruseclosc
The Embroidery Club held it's first meet
ing OF the year on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs NJ i Lands at her home on Flfth
street Mrs VI =. Lands was elected
president, and Mrs. Lewis Smith. secretary.
Those who attended tho initial meeting were
Mesdames =. u. Ceifee II. c. Robinson.
y. g. Taylor. a. V Hancock and Misses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
GORDONSVILLE

Especial The Times Dispatch
GordonEviile. Va, october ls.-Mrs. Hencry
Byrd Field. who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Virginia Osborne fo- several months, re
turned 10 Norfolk on Wednesday.
H. Beverley Goodloc. Of "Conston." spent
severe days this week visiting friends In
Norfolk
Nj and Mrs. W. Wilbur Osborne re-
turned from the Hot Springs on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Edward Fleweilen.
Mr. and Mrs. James J.. l'icwcicn aud Con-
way Flewelien motorcd to Richmond last
week, returning to Barboursville on Sat
Mrs Allen Potts spent several days last
week In Richmond. visiting relatives. This
at Hagerstown. Md. where She Is ii popular
exhibitor.
Allan Graves OF Baltimore week
cnd guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. C. Graves.
Miss English who has been a guest OF
MIR and Mrs. l.. 9. Graves at their home
near Barboursviilc. returned TO Richmond
on Saturday.
"Anuandale." Next week Mrs. Handey and
Mrs. TAFT will go TO Philadelphia for "A
short stay.
Mrs MncGrcsor, of Front Royal was a
recent visitor at '.Springheids."
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Matthias moved into
meis charming new home on the Episcopal
Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. John c Hendricks, who has been
patient at a Richmond hospital for the
last month returned home Saturday.
much improved in health.
Mrs Ellis Sampson spent last week in
Richmond. where she guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Parrish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

place for the next annual meeting has not
been determined.
Miss Gladys Gillian. OF Buchanan. is The
cues, OF her brother, r. y. Gillian, at Hotel
Montrosc.
Mrs. Richard Hyser. OF Elk Horn, " Va.
who has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs j. b. Obensha!n. left for her home
on Friday.
Raymond Obenshain. OF Bluehcld. who has
been AZ home on short vacation. left on
saturday.
Robert curtis, OF Falfurias. TEX, made q
short visit 10 his mother at this place. be
TORE SoinB to Lexington. where he viii enter
Washington and Lee University.
Mrs Edgar Dyer and children, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Ada Bggs left last
week for their home. near Roanoke.
The Montvnle High School opened on Mon
day with an enrolment OF i:5 pupils with
the following corps OF tcnchers Miss james
OF Bedford: Miss Whitchurst. of Harrison
burg; Miss Forbes OF Farmvilie, and the
former principal. Professor Herman BlanM-
enship OF Montvale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
OLD JAIL.

Virginia. The original foundation for
the old courthouse which is now used
AS storehouse, was constructed in
1870, and ii still stands, though the
supcrstructure is Of more recent con-
struction. The debtors prison and
clerks Office were built in 1920. and
they stand now almost rs when first
completed.
northampton County has in the pres
ent clerks Office, which is situated in
the comparatively new and modern
courthouse continuous county records
from the year 1872 10 the present time.
These ancient records are often cX-
;tmincd and consulted by visitors from
various sections OF the country. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
oLD DEBTORS PRISON.

The old clerks Office, courthouse and
debtors prison at tastville. built nearly
200 years ago, ana which were in dan
ger OF destruction TO make way for a
monument TO tho Confederate dead OF
NORTHAMPTON County. have been saved
10 posterity thorugh the determined CT
forts OF the Eastern shore Branch of
tho Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities The Board of SUI
pervisors of the county at a meeting
h"ld few days ago vetoed the con-
templated destruction ana these ven
cradle monuments will continue as they
have for so many years i'm the past to
draw Interested visitors u view some
of the reminders of the beginnings. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

day. her guests being Misses Ellen Baker
sophie Powers. Elizabeth Moore. and J. r.
Elder. Jr. Roger Waite. OF Washington
Eugene Glover and Alfred Kerfoot
j r. Elder. Jr LEFT on Wednesday, for
Charleston. :. C.. where he has accepted
position
" I Lewis has returned from wash
Mrs. Frank V rilford and Mis-. Nora
moore OF Cullnan. Ala, the guests OF
their sister. Miss jamie Moore.
Mrs Hugh Mccormick. OF Charleston was
here On Tuesday.
Mrs so Sewers Who has been spending the
ClnBctt. has returned to New York
Mr ana Nrs. David Allen and Mrs 7
n Elder attended the iiagerstown Fair on
Thursday
Major and Mrs. Mcdonald OF Charles
town. W Va. were the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs 4. Moore, Jr. Sunday.
DR.. Thomas Davy Is visiting In Lcesburg
Miss Margaret Gilkerson. OF Charleston
W. Va. is the guest OF Mrs Blackburn
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatchen have returned
To Washington.
Mr. and Mrs William Mcclellan. of White
Plains. y. Y. spent tho week end with
Major and Mrs. Carpenter.
Miss Elvira Moore left Tuesday for a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
iV0R


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Ivor. Va, October lS.--Miss BEETLE Joyncs
has returned from trip to Blue Ridge
Springs.
Friday.
Mrs. Naomi Warner went to Wakefield
Thursday
last week were T. ~. Saunders l.. H. Brant-
10y. ". II. Lane. Dir J. r. Doles. A. j.
FaircIoth, ". T.. Johnson and w. IL. Drcwry.
Mrs Lillian Herrin has returned from
visit to Richmond
Guy Balm. OF Norfolk guest of his
mother Mrs. NJ /. Balm on sunday.
Rural Crumper. Of Zuni. was in town on
Monday.
Miss Bessie Faircloth is in Farmviilo at
tending the state Normal School,
Mrs. +. =. Pulley WAS visitor at the
home OF Mrs Edward Ashby. few days
ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
PULASKI

lSTocia 30 The Tncs- Dispatch
fE'aSkL october is. MIR ANA Mrs
lessee y bo~aug were host ana hostess
a, " 'HauuiuiW appointed ,iN-coursc dinner
S,"ndaN evening az o'clork in honor OF
Mrs i"sa1s sister Miss Rachael stone
"i Bristol VINO is ;hcr guest
The guests We're entertained during tho
rNtV'us iy Nocal selc,tions Ny Miss Mary
WESot and iustrlIn entail numbers by
Hrhsei t.eknhu tn" Eues,. were Or ana
Mr. Wii'ifm t'!iint- Miss Rachel stone.
or hristol' MISS Mag!a;u' roorc. OF Hn!tt-
more. Misses Mary Ella Darst, Mary Mas
ere ard Mary Visor and Dr. j. Z. John.
ltcns'l EtkHuu. Harry i.aughon. James Me
he. and JAMES 6 ios.ng
In compliment, go &i-s Mary Massic Mrs
W. rice entertained Fridus afternoon
"i linen and hosiery shower a, her home
on jefferson Avenue The hostess was as
sisted ly Mis- i.ewie Steurnes. 81 newport
News Tho guests Included Nesdu,ues
laue. Il CalIal 10 L Arnew. l. :
hrapor JOSEPH Erkmar r a. Fitzhush.
j.ruos' Jameson D. !. Bunker Eastin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
OLD CLERIt's OFFICE.

list OF clerks from 1910 to tho pres
cnt, numbers thirty five. and the pres
ent Official is George T Tyson, who has
held the position for several years. and
who is we'll posted and deeply inter-
ested in the preservation of Northamp-
tons ancient papers.
The Confederate monument probably
Will be erected on some other spot in
the courthouse yard. to be chosen by
the Harmanson- West Camp. which has
raised funds for the purpose
Mrs. Bulitt Fitzhugh is president OF
the Eastern shore branch OF the a. T.
V. a., to which organization must be
given credit for the salvation OF these
ancient buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
WELDON
Ispccial,o The Times.Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Weldon. y. C.. October lS-Niss .lcannette
Daniel is visiting relatives in New York
City.
Airs w J. Ward left Thursday for Nor
folk to spend few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. {. t. Cole.
Mrs y. c. House is visiting relatives in
Norfolk
Mrs Nora Lynn, who has been at Ches-
ter. Va. FOR the past year. left Wednesday
for Colorado Springs, Col.
Mrs. Fannie Weber of Norfolk is visiting
friends here.
Miss Ess!e Pope has returned home from
Richmond.
Mrs j.. L. williams and Miss Pattie
Shaw are spending the week with relatives
in Tarboro.
Mrs Alice rimherlake and Mrs, Charles
Newcomb. OF Raleigh. who have been hero
on a visit 10 Mrs. 7. T. Anderson. have re-
turned home.
The Book Club held tho first meeting Of
the season with Mrs Ida Wilkins on Tues
day afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
ClSMONT
TSneciolto Tho vimns.D

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Clsmont. Va. October lS.-E,dw!n Warner
who has been travelling through the south
ern and Western States extensively has re-
turned home.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave a successful
bazaar at the auditorium last Saturday. The
very good sum realized Viii aid in cx-
penses for the building of the rock wall
around the church.
Mrs Bartlett Boiling has left Mrs. Shacklc-
ford's and returned TO the university She
conteinplates visiting Cismont again very
soon.
Mrs. c. Smith. who has been in attend
aDce on her son. William jennings at the
University Hospital where he underwent
severe operation. is again at Cismont
Mr. Jennings has also recovered enough to
return.
y beautiful dance at the Keswick club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

was held Thursday evening large
company OF guests gathered and the rag
SihS continued until late hour Re
ireSh'nents were served. The patronesses
Tor me occasion were Mrs. Joslyn. Mrs
ioughton and Misses Margaret avl
Charlotte Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris left on Tues
day Tor fiaSerstown. Md. where they will
snow their fine string OF horses
Mrs. Murray Boocock returned last week
from spending the summer IN the North
Since her return she has visited the State
Fair and is now entertaining guests at
Castalin.
Joseph Everett has left to enter upon his
new duties rs editor Of the Virginia School
Journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
HEATHSVILLE
| speeiNl @ &c TImes. Dlspaieh ]

Special to The Times Dispatch
licathsvillc. Va, October is-Itss Gene.
We've lie Sales Smith accompanied har
nephew Master Robert IL Chiffon 20 his
home In kIlmHrnock last week ana VIII
make "a visit there.
Mrs Matte Dawson. OF Recdvuic. Misses
Estelle Belts OF Hcathsvilie Ella Talia-
fcrro, OF Fleeton, and Ruth Haynic OF
Reedvile. and 6. II. logan Fltahugh An
derson, q. -. shirley az HeathsviIlc: Ma
sruder Beattey. AraIon and Ben Davis. of
Coan. have returned from Richmond, where
they went for the state Fair.
Mrs. l. II, Cockrel ana sons, OF Rich
mond. we're recent visitors IN Richmond.
Mrs. Mollie Anderson has returned from
visit to her sister. Mrs. y. Wiles. At
Mila.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Falln and scu.
OF Coan. were recent guests OF SIR. and
Mrs. j. l. Blakemore at Ottoman.
Rev. J. Elmer Ienrn held revival services
I'm the Methodist Episcopal Church this
VIZ OLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

7 USED 10 looa upon q wrinkle much
| - inc drt in. pi an ami -skiu fore
that can never aeaiu return sine.
have worked out Tor myself the prob
lem "i RIDING myself OF these check
marks 81 natures hookltc.pcr--I have
changed my miud likc "a SPLASH or :,
pebble IN pond. tht face al the .yatcr
IS rallied, many rIpples widen toward
The shore. ana disappear aud Tie water
rejects the sun ana the blue sly again
As hetort 1t Was just "a splash-unih-
ing more
Ny dear, readers, there 5 litue excuse
In women in a late middle age The
results OF nay formula Lav. indeed
proved This 10 De th. case want
every woman 10 Try this formula. use
reflect gain the sunshine OF voi,th as
beforehand every wrinllo viii be iue,
a vanishing ripple no,hlns more
For wrinkles. deer Inc, ana .,rs,,o
cheeks: IN large bowl pour half 4
pint of hot. but not boiling water.
Place this bowl ~ pan OF water on
q slow fire. In few minutes ada tWo
until all is dissolved. Ut FIRST IL w.li
look Ike Jelly. then it viii start 10
cream. When /, does this. remove
from The fire, add slowly Two table
spoonfuls OF slyccrine. and stir con
stantiy until cola Keep in air-tirht
lar. YOU should be able 10 get eptol
n, any good drug store. and il should
not cost you more than nifty cents
Rub in well until the cream disap-
pears. This cream vii not grow hair
OcTAVIA.--Tnr face can surely bc
made AZ pure. spctlcss ana white as
The most exquisite rose petal This
.ormlua Will do :;
Let half a pint OF water come almonl
70 a boil Add two tabIesoooylfuls al
kiycerlne Keep STIRRING. while adding
Jnr oDncn or zlntore. until IL ID III dir
.plYsl Them let cool. II Tho crnnrn IL
TOO tnick 10 pour easily from tottls
TN u DOWN li:tla with more H.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
M0NTVALE
[ specialto The Times Die

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Mon;vaic. Va October is-Montvale was
" ell represented at tho Sunday school Con-
vention held ca saturday Mt Walnut Grove
Church. The speakers were Il. &, Luck. ID.
H. Thompson and Robert Cofcr. Excellent
papers were read by Mrs. Roam. OF Bedford,
and Mrs. s. II. Price. OF Mcntvalo. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

~" one ounce of sarsene. and mix the
hole together thoroughly, then add
.""i water 10 make a pint. Sarsene
~ hquid which YOU can get at the
va uI store by the ounce. Get it in the
original package Take one or two
teaspoonfuls OF this mixture three or
our Times a day, with Il little water
u desired. This is absolutely safe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

Visit to Baltimore
Mise Ellen Baker has returned from wash
ingtOn.
Miss Isabel Blcncone has returned from,
4 visit TO Baltimore ami Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

Viola and Margaret Bosans Mamie Gibson
and Bertha Stone and Miss Mary Hudson,
OF Camden. y. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
BERRYvILLE

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
Berryviiie. Va. October is. a.Niss Isabel
Bicncomb entertained at brAge on Fri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

ASHAMEp.--You can get rid Of
,t.' Is lads by containing the use OF
t.iS excellent article. There is no
oltei way. 1t is impossible to squeeze
"ut an The smaller blackhcads.
lrst wash the face with hot water
ntu soap Then sprinkle some ncroxin
generously upon 81 sponge made wet
YIN not water. Then rub we'll for a
.'M minutes on the parts of the skin
Mhlch arc affected with blackheads
I'M, ints H"nc. bathc the face with warm
water and dry. The neroxin will cost
GG0n no, to exceed Gfty cents at any
ELIZA r F.--Your age does not mat
For bust development use this
a9ii"rIe formula which ! have perfected
IN q hnif pint OF hot water dissolve
t~o ounces OF ruetono and half q cup
OF sugar az we'll mixed together. OF
s,his. take two tcaspoonfuls three or
tour times n day In winegass OF
water, after your meals. This gives
M,ratonishing results in n short time.
4 Inc ruetone you can get at the drug
r'tore for one dollar.--Advertisem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
The Eradication of Wrinkles Assured Miss Surat, Self
Made Beauty Queen of The American Stage,
Reveals Some of Her Reauty Secrets.

sa'iny.. Rub on the entire face lbcr-
Ally. LET ii dry on the face. Repeat
tnis again aga az night Any good drug
for not more than NIFTY cents
MRS. BALDY. Yes, YOU can have al
the age OF 80 as beautiful hair as when
YOU WHfre girl The following mix
tutc liDerai!y used VIII also stop your
hair failing absolutely. Your hair will
grow wonderfully
Mix together one half pint Of alec
hoI a half pint OF water and ono ounc.
bay rum. instead Of the water ana nl
cono!. II YOU wish. shake thorourhIy
ana Apply generously ON the sciiD
every few days rubbing il in wei VIII
VIII let YOU have tue b.ta-quinoI FOR
not more than nifty cents Az a bati.
tonic, too, IL Is unsurpassed Also AJAX
for my shampoo. never use soar On
my hair dissolve one teaspoouful ~
eggol IN half q cup Of hot water When
tnurely dissolved and the solution has
ana shampoo IN The usual manner Il,
iuAh"s an exquisite lathcr. After rub
elnt II we'll into the scalp SO it is per
l.. Gienn' wash the hair thorough
rinse With cold water Tn" 5 III "i,o
VIII LET you have the cggol for moi
more man twenty-five cents
LIP HAIR don, wonder a. you,.
I'nc1 with dep.latorics 7 use
siimrei snlfo solution, which viii cost
YOU one dollar al the drug store AZ
Ply thls solution freely win the onvnI,
EEps on me hair You wan, removed.
has Dissolved This will t;kC ,,,,
or three iinmutes Then wiuG OF lin
:. warm. damp cloth mud wash Inc elt j.,
With warm water. 'N.''
tELi1N T.. IL ono week 7 20,
rW OF very crnbarrassine siege ~,
.ac'ai crnptons with this formula %
Dissolve twelve ounces NJ yro,,,I.,
sugar In one-haif pint Of water '' NM ,o,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

GOO S0 Buys this Colonial
pACscO style Ma Ioguny
Dresser, a match TO the chiffonier
above; both pieces finished dull
and have large size French beyel
mirrors: worth S3S0O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

sa'iny. Rub on the entire face liner
ally Let II dr% on the face. Repeat
mas again AZ night. Any good drug
eist VIII sell YOU an ounc" Of zintone
Tor not more than nfiy cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

ul dance at the Keswick club
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09
Folding Cup Puzzle.

To stimulate public sentiment
against forest destruction and at the
same time promote sanitation, the
state authorities of Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon have indorsed a
unique project Of the Western For
estry & Conservation association to
supply 400, 900 public school children
with a folding cup puzzle which
shows way to avoid public drinking
cups and also teaches many lessons
about the forest f1re evil. A square
piece Of paper, printed on both sides
with tumble of broken text and
portions OF pictures in bright colors,
when folded on dotted lines presents
Ia series Of four consecutive com.
pleted pictures the growth of forest
fire from carelessness with a match to
a final scene of destruction. At the
same time are developed a series Of
rules and precautions, while one side
OF the completed cup suggests learn
Ing to fold 1t out Of any paper any
where. These will soon be dis.
tributed in immense quantities
through the public schools.