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For this costume in size 81 s yards
Of material are required.
The shepherdess costume IN another
favorite. With its draped painters.
straight bodice and slender skirt 1t is
very dainty and attractive.
One Of the old fashioned looking
fiowsrsd muslins with a plain skirt is
the usual thing and perhaps tho most
appropriate.
A broad brimmed hat and . shep-
herds crook would complete the cos
tune.
This design may be copied in size SO
with . yards of Ss inch material.
No. 72ss-sizes as TO ~.
No. 746l-sizes SO to ~.
Each pattern Is cents.
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Fresh oysters. fried, s,ewed or raw
at Sawyers. 11-1-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-15

C. NJ. Sheets MAKES saddles to your
order at Fred Mantey's.
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To obtain either pattern illustrated MI
out this coupon and enclose Is cents In
II stamps or coin. Be sure to state number
\ OF pattern and size. measuring over the
\ fullest part Of tho bust. Address Pattern
Department. care Of this paper.
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Fresh oysters, fried, stewed or raw
at Sawyers. 11-1-lmo
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Axle grease and buggy oils. Fred
Mantey.
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Associated Press.
Vera Cruz. Nov. 1.-THE French
cruiser Condo arrived here today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-15
CRYSTAL THEATRE.

In connection with our wonderful
picture, wild ANIMALS AT
LARGE" we will offer a New Reel
feature
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-15
THE LOVE OF PENELOPE

Which is a Lubin masterpiece. Don't
forget that tonight is your last op-
portunity to see the great animal pic
ture.
Entire change of program tomor-
row.
THE CRYSTAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

Misses Euiia and Alice Price. OF New York.
Tor a TWO weeks visit. Ihc Misses Price
have been visiting relatives In Virginia and
have been two weeks In Nest Point With
Mrs. John :. DeFnrgcs. AN aunt. Tho par
ents 81 these young women formerly lived
in West Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Toierton. Of Ohio have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Lane
Cooke. Mr.. Cooke and party OF friends
from Baltimore Will leave sunday morning
on a weeks cruise.
Miss Carrie Green. OF Norfolk. the dRugh-
Tor oil the late Captain william Green form
cry OF West Point and then OF Norfolk.
arrived Sunday morning by Baltimore
steamer. aud has been the guest this week
or Mrs j. Wexford Owens.
Mrs John Roche and children have been
spending the past week with friends In
Richmond.
Mrs. NJ. d. Nunnaiiy and children. OF
Richmond. have been visitors Of Mrs. Peter
Thrift.
Mrs. Charles cabe with Misses Esther
Cabe and Ruth Morvitz In West Point
MIS- Edward Morvitz is at Bradley Beach
near Asbury Park. on the Jersey coast and
IS improving rapidly. She spent July at At
lantic City.
Miss Rose vetter. of Altoona. Pa. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. freeman Fourth
Street.
James Lawry and Bernard Hogs left
cester.
Miss Helen Robinson is visiting the home
OF her uncle. Lucian Robinson. In upper
King William.
Miss Lee Hicks. OF Hartsville who has
been the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Byrd
Dudley. has returned here after a few days
spent with Mrs. William Hoskins ut King
ana Queen Courthouse.
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FREEZING
SnnciaIf II 1'lh

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Freezing. Va. August i6.--Mrs Clementine
Mann. OF Toms Creek is visiting relatives
at Freezing.
Mrs Martha vanover. OF clin,wood, is
with relatives In town.
Daniel NJ. McFall Is at Coeburn
Mrs John Mullins, OF Isom. is visitor
at Freezing.
Mahion X. Swindal. OF Jewel, Ky is in
town.
Reuben ID. McFall is at Ciintwood.
Melvin &. Swindal. OF Osborn's Gap. Ia a
visitor here.
Mrs. Cora carico. OF 81. Paul. is visiting
relatives in town.
Leonard Stewards OF Osborn's Gan is n [
FrecIng.
Master Ernest Edwards. OF Boecainp, is
In town
Ralph vanover is visiting his mother at
HaySi.
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POWHATAN


Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fowhatdn. Va. August l6.-Miss lisa belle
Saunders. who was the guest OF Miss Made
line Reynolds for week. has returned to
her home In South Richmond
Mrs. John I. Thraves and little gra ma :
daughter have returned to their home here.
after visit OF several weeks To relatives
at Mountain Lake. Md.
Miss Kathleen Fraysier. OF Roanoke who
has been visiting the Misses chalkley here.
has returned Ia her home.
Miss Madeline Reynolds is visiting ren
tircs at Woodland Heights
l.. l.. lipscomb has returned to hts home
here after week spent in King and Queen
County.
Miss Lou Canada has returned 10 her
home In Woodland Heights after visiting
relatives here
Mrs. Austin Lush OF Amelia. spent sew
crai days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
VI. ~ Nichols. here. this week.
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WAVERLY
Especial 10 rhe rImes-Dispa,ch.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Waverly. Va. August 1t-Wnlier T.
Daniel and V L. Arnold have returned 10
their homes in Waveriy after spending
ten days In Philadelphia. Niagara Falls
and New York
~ J. Ierryman Jr.. OF Talbotton. Ga.
is the guest OF MIR and Mrs. C. l.. smith,
Copperhaunk Avenue.
Mrs ". 4. Williams is visiting friends
ana relatives In Culpeper County.
Mrs. George T. Burt and daughter Miss
Mary. are with relatives In Bowling Green.
Miss Marie Fitchett has returned TO her
home in Waverly after spending two months
ut the Peabody Institute Baltimore, Md.
Mrs Louise Shipp and daughter. Louise.
ineton.
Professor w. J. Young. OF Hampton sid
ncy College, arrived in Waveriy to-day.
where he viii visit In the home OF Mr. and
Mrs r. y. Daniel. on East Main Street.
Mrs l.. NJ. Hancock and the Misses Han
cock are spending the week at Ocean View.
Miss lrma Jenrics returned to her home
in Chase city Saturday. after spending
some time in the homo of p. Fleetwood. on
Main Street.
Miss Mae Camp has returned 10 her home
In Franklin, after spending ten days with
Miss Gtace w. West. on Copperhnunk Ave
uuc.
MIR and Mrs. Mastin Thacker. of Cincin-
nau o. spent Wednesday in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Harrison, Main
street
Miss Lucille Rogers has returned home.
after spending several days at Ocean View
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BON AIR

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Bon Air. Va, August l6-Miss Eliza bet n
Cooke and Miss Ewald, OF Richmond. and
Miss Grogan, Of Texas. were with Mrs. r.
l.. - Cooke last week
Miss Katie Smith. OF Richmond. spent the
last week END with Mrs. Carl Boschen.
Miss Ayline Watson is visiting friends on
the Eastern Shore.
Mrs. Burke Slaughter and Miss Margaret
IIon were guests Of the Misses Moore during
the past week.
Miss Florence Chaplin is visiting Miss Mar
garet Mcclure.
Glover Cooke. Miss Augusta Barfield. Miss
Lillian Cooke, Miss Bessie Cooke and IL.
Il. Cooke left Monday to spend two
weeks at Montreal.
Miss Dorothy Smith. OF Richmond has
been the guest OF Mrs Allen C;oolsby.
Mrs. Norman Morton and daughter
Rosalie, OF Lynchburg. have been visiting
Mrs. Robert Burlington
Miss Lucy Mason is spending the week
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"'Phc Lady and the Pirate"
BY Emerson Hough.

From semi historical romance and
stories with background OF events
/ Emerson Hough has turned his pen
! to genuine extravaGanza. with happy
result. In that he has written an un-
usually pleasant and entertaining tale
with barely a possible incident to mar
its light enjoyment
a millionaire bachelor. young, sur
! rounded BY luxury, but mex prcssibly
/ forlorn, is captured by two desperate
! pirates, armed to the teeth and NUT
tering strange, mouth filling words.
/ True. he Is ensnared while he sits
angling in his own fishing stream, and
4 his captors are only two adventuring
boys. but the man, who has had little
/ boyhood of his own, enters into their
skull-and -cross-boned plots and. hav-
ing proved his right TO fun brother
1 hood In the world OF and out-of-
/ doors, becomes their captain.
Down the Mississippi they go, in
quest OF treasure and adventure, os-
tensibly, but the brave captain would
also a-wooing go, ard ne seeks n Ger
/ tain fair maiden whom he loved long
before no became u pirate and whom
! he would make captive.
Upon the captains own yacht now
chartered TO friend OF his. they find
! her. What more simple than TO seize
! the stout ship and all her httinSs, as
we'll as the maiden and her chaperon,
as treasure trovc? Nothing. Hence 1t
/ is done and on they sail TO the Gulf.
! avoiding rural constabulary and city
police with the ease of pirates born
and bred
4 storm. shipwrcck, captain very
| brave. a maiden all relcntinG and love
all suffering,
Jean Lantte," "I.Olonnois," and
BLACK Bart they are TO one another,
! and they use the manner OF speech
! that boys who love their pirates de-
! light in And the e'rown-up who reads
OF these modern pirates OF river and
gulf finds many incidents that make
him smile or chucklc. and often not at
the doughty fellows but with them
unless he has insisted upon growing up
:, altogether
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"ltue and Roses"

"Ruc and Roses"
Hy Angela LANCER.
There is much rue in this book. vast
quantities of it. but the roses are hard
To discover.
1t is barely possible that the roses
may he found by searching carefully
for them and By stretching ones imag-
ination. Let us try.
The book purports to he the auto
biography OF Anna, a German peasant
girl honest, good and all that but tie
dious oh, so tedious. Early in life she
begins 10 have the dreams, the
thoughts, the wishes OF girl of her
agc-about fifteen, But all the boys
and men are repulsive to her. Prob
ably for that reason she begins to write
poetry; We see none OF il, but she says
she writes IT,
Her people become poorer and poorer:
she obtains work, domestic service but
keeps on writing poetry One employer
kisses her by force; his wife discharges
her.
Further work, other service. all very
sordid and drcary.
At last she meets the mantle one
man. Smoking a cigar and leaning
back in his chair with easy elegance,
he asked
Intoxica ton or regret-which is tho
greater OF the two? Is il worth
the while"
Il understood only half OF whn, he
meant. and answered that did not
know"
And who shall blame her for that
answer?
out OF this meeting grew lovc-of
some sort She certainly loved him, and
I possibly he loved her, though he never
4 told her SO. sun. he lent her money
and occasionally gave her "a wondrous
look" though he had made Il vow
never to remember that she was wo-
man"
Months of service as a Kitchen maid
! in London compel her soul to cry FOR
him. and she writes. do you think
that / may come back" lie replies in
n long letter. which. boiled down 10
its essence. conveys the meaning. 81
do not"
These. then. are possibly the roses:
Ever full OF desire. never at peace
with himself, ne will taste of every
pleasure and get TO know every dis
gust. But. above all pleasure and
above all disgust. there will be the ono
longing of his soul. which had denied
itself the drink, because OF the drcgs
il knew 10 be at the goblcts bot
tom, :" And. after she had said
strange, wonderful smile. which only a
woman knows who is willing To take
upon herself tho heaviest burden for
the sweet sake OF love"
Which brings US back to the earlier
observation that there is much more
rue than roses in the book.
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GAINESVILLE
Special to The Times Dispatch !

Especial! 10 The Times. Dis patch
Clcrksvillc. Va. August lG-MiSses Louise
and Blanche Pepper and Margaret Apple
are visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
IL. -. Szemore
Tom Mullins attended tho dance given
ut Boydton on last Friday night
Wallace Wood returned home last Thurs
day after spending his vacation al Ocea n
View
announcements have heen rccei"ed IF tho
marriage OF Miss Oracle Mootton daught er
of Captain w. W. Wootton, 10 Leroy Pike,
OF Enfield. y. G.
Henry and Frank Sizcmorc visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. u. size
more.
mond last week.
Miss Lois Williams and Richard Fowlkcs
returned 70 their home last Tuesday after
having attended the house party OF Miss
pattie Taylor.
Miss 1eftwich is visiting NJ the home
Of DIR. and Mrs. 6. b. Barrow,
Miss Minnie Russell returned home Tues.
day after visiting In Boydton
Leon Wallerstein. Of Richmond regis
tered At Hotel Grace this week.
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your trouble. Cleanse the scalp thor
ouEhiy, then twice a week massage a
little or this home made tonic into the
scalp Make the tonic by pouring l
which is then added x pint water This
auinzoin tonic Is soothing and healing
10 itching. tender scalps and is Won
derfuliy effective In restoring the gloss
ana fluiiness to dull, strnGy hair, and
Its continued use will induce n lovely
growth of long, healthy. beautiful hair
Distress: You can quickly remove
that burdensome fat ana regain Your
former figure if you use parnotis. pre-
pared at little expense. as follows: Into
y pints hot water put ounces par
tablespoonful before each meal until
your weight is sufficiently reduced,
then disGontinue treatment. No III re
suits follow this method of reduction,
and your flesh and skin will be left
firm and smooth.
Maurice The sallow, yellow color Of
your, neck and chin, Of which you
speak, are caused by sluggish blood,
and which is not properly eliminatin
blood purifier and tonic: Into q pint
alcohol twhisky must not be uscd)
pour ounce lardene. then add " cup
ful sugar and hot water to make full
quart. Take tablespoonful of this
old fashioned blood cleanser and tonic
before each meal. This is splendid for
that weak worn feeling and restores
the vital organs to n healthy condition,
and its timely use Will save much seri-
Gus sickness.
Eva: If your skin is wrinkled or
saagy,. you need the stimulating and
Identifying effect of some simple vege-
table jelly cream. which can be easily
and cheaply made at home. Try this
one. which is the best OF many | havs
used: Get from your druggist one ounce
almozoin. and dissolve In X pint. cold
rine. Use this with a gentle massage
and as jelly mask on wrinkled sur
face and 1t will work wonders on your
ing that velvety. youthful glow.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book, Beauty"
S5.-Advertisemcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

, recent CUES, Of Miss Blanch Hoiler. on
q |. Reynolds .. Ieckic. " va i.
visiting his brother. W. { Reynolds Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. iIaskins srent
from Saturday tin Monday with The formers
parents at Boytoa
Mrs p - johnson left Saturday for her
nome In Washington. after three wceks'
sisit with her sister. Mrs. Y, a Thornton
On BEDFORD tNenue
Mrs L Cundlr ana children returned
NeHncsday from Wait 10 relatives in Bed
ford County
MR. y Thornton and little daughter
lett Thursany tor Ru"nu Vista and vicinity
or a .ew weeks visit TO relatives
MIS- j l. Williams and and daughter
OF Newport News arrived Thursday even
ing TO spend "A week with their cousin. Mrs.
j 10 Sale. on Bedford Avenue.
Miss Virginia Pcrrow entertained Tues
IL; evening IN honor OF her house guests
Miss Patttc WingAeld, o; Sedley, Is visit
Ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W r. NJ.
Thornton. on Bedford Avenue
Misses Esther and Marion Harvey ~
Dansiic. visited their sister. Mrs. Il. l..
tlhnton Wednesday. They left Thursday
Toy Roanoke t. visit relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
Health and Beauty Hints
By MRS. NAE MARTINI.

Mrs. o. L.: You complain OF brittle
faded hair. You will find that Keeping
the scalp clean and healthy is the most
effective way TO restore the natural
beauty and softness. but IN selecting
your shampoo avoid soaps or mixtures
containing free" alkali. by dissolving
tcaspoonful canthroX in a cup hot
water you will have a mild soothing
cleansing mixture that makes the head
feel fine and removes ali dust. dan
drun and excess oil. leaving the scalp
clean and plant and assuring beau
iiful growth of long. lus,rous. fuzzy
hair
f. c.: Nature never intended woman
to have fuzz or her cheek. Get from
your druggist small original package
of delatonc. and mix a little of the
powder with water. Apply the paste
to the obnoxious hairs, and in . or 3
minutes rub off and the hairs will come
Win it. After the skin Is washed and
dried 1t VIII he vclvety and free from
hair or blemiSh.
Katie. Yes, pr WIDER has ruined more
compilations than it Inns aided, and
ing better than an imitation OF a real
complexion. Take my advice Get from
your drugsist ounces spUrmax and
dissolve in Y pint hot water OF, witch
hazel. then add teaspoonfuls giyce-
rinc. and you viii have an ideal vet
Inexpensive lci!on. which seems a part
sparinely ard .lii, Eighty for an instant
and II viii ta'.:.aN. leaving the skin
clear End eaf.. rho daily use of this
spur,ni.x lotion ribs the skin Of that
coarse. soilow, oily appearance and
renders the complexion divinely fair
and beautiful
Elaine: Yes, there la a harmless way
20 MAKE Yoar eyes Sparkle, q way that
viii also strengthen and rid tnem of
that anu ache and tired feeling YOU
mention. Make and use the following
eye tonic: Dissolve | ounce crystos In
pint clear water. then put 9 or 3
drops in each eve a few times daily.
Ii is an excellent thing for granula ted
eyelids. to reduce inflammation and
take out soreness
Miss c.: Dandruf is the cause of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
PULASKI


n.
The social events OF the summer season Was
Miss Mary Wvs st,r'S s'Vg bo on h Tuesday BY
father. Hon j G. wysor. .rhe affair mas
Bent'e Mccree,y. OF Hinton. W VA The
guests I,; were met by li,'e Miss May Dunlap.
T rn Hinton .r,, VA f." niece OF the hostess.
kunkci Mr. ana Mrs, Karl Kregioe. MIR.
and Mrs. sidney Biocksidgc MIR ana Mrs.
horne. Dr ana Mry " $. Gilmcr. Mr. ," and
Mrs. W TheNion. Mrs L. r. Howard.
Mrs r c Graham. Mr. ana rs Mrs Mf "H q
l.anghorne Mr. aud Mrs Edwin Teller Mrs
= rrs = pr s,p MIS- Janes Graham ana Mrs,
Ellie Howard Glenn Phelps Amcdia
K E,nnb Ruth K, keis,er Minnie Bell. Agnes
Mckee. Emily Purvis, Ress Howard. Halle
p pln,E Ethel s,essr Fannie M,nec. Az,
Florence Stevenson. Charlotte TroIinr.
Bess Bell. Title Fitzhush. Mary Mas Mass,e >,
Elizabeth Holmes, :lizabcth wysor dorothy
VISOR ana W. l.. McGavock. CabelI Msssie
M y o p, Rans Harry I:aughon. James Nc
Quinn. Guy Lauehon. Mack Alexander viii
Jordan Tom Painter. Temple Painter Cad
dali Hartman James Bosans. Early Croweli.
H. w SteGcr, iiensel Eckrnnu. WIN Mac
Ell, y. I Eskridse ana ! !" Visor.
Miss Ethel SteEer has returned from a
land
Miss Fannie wi;liams. Of Richmond. is tho
the horse show. '
Mrs f; L. Thaxton, or I.ynchburg. accom-
panied By her grandson. W o. Gish. il
visiting her son, IL. " ThaNton
DR. u. ; Honaker. of Richmond. Is spend :
ing his vacation with his father s. p
fionaker, in Diapers Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Bradley, returning
from their bridal trip. stopped over Az
snestK Of Miss Frederick Pobst en- route TO
Abingdon
MIR. and Mrs. lessee y Bosang have re-
turned from visit with relatives al Bris-
tot They were accompanied by Mrs Bo-
sanS's sister, Miss Pauline stone
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Blockstdge after a
visit with his father. r. B!ocksdge. have
returned to Syracuse y. y
Miss Jessie Clo!land. OF i.ynchburg is the
guest OF Mrs. Man Petzold at 'Meirose
Court"
Mrs E. l. Hershey and son have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at Big
stone Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Rosemond. who
spent several weeks with the family Of IL.
Il. Howard. have returned 10 their home
at Lake CITY. Fla.
W. II. Price. Jr.. after visit with rola-
tiNes here for ten days. returned the FIRST
OF the week to Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Mapcs, Of Kansas City Mo
has reached Pulaski 10 be the guest OF Miss
Mary Lee Allison.
Miss Glenn Martin. who has been the
guest Of the Misses Howard. has returned
To her home AT Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Allen Christian. Of Nor
folk. are the guests for several weeks OF
Airs. u. T.. Miller
Or and Mrs ~ II Jordan have gone
to the Pulaski Alum Springs for several
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

an end 10 the very life OF John Bar
leycorn. there is opportunity for stu
other decades of argument
When the women get the ballot.
they will vote f:r y, ohibition," he tells
his wife In explaining why he voted
for the woman's suffrage amendment
in California.
And If they get both ballot and
prohibitory laws, what Of it?'' will
think the ..uzzlcd reader. when. later
In the book. he sees: AS soon as |
went out on the adventure-path met
John Barleycorn again. moved
through IA world OF strangers. and the
act of drinking together made one ac-
quaintcd with men and opened the
way to adventures. Yes: and IL
might be in prohibition state such
as Iowa was In 1894, when ! wandered
up the main street Of Des Moines and
was variously invited by strangers In
to various blind nigs--I remember
drinking in barber shops. plumbing es-
adjustments. and furniture stores
And there he leaNe s us--the manner
of preventing lis sale, undetermined.
Understandable: tie WISDOM OF avoid
ing 1t individually, Certain, irrefruy
able.
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BED ROOM FURNITURE

Clarence London and wife have returned
10 Philadelphia.
W. =. Chaplin and little daughter spent
several days at Millhoro with relatives.
Lewis Peyton and Joe Keller are visiting
relatives in Saint Cloud. MINI
Captain Boyd Smith and Mr.. BumpaSs
spent several days in Richmond.
Rev. j. 4 ltail has resigned his pastoral,
OF the Mineral Baptist Church.
Mrs. j. + Sargent is visiting relatives
in Louisa
Miss Fannie Kennedy is visiting friends
near fredericksburg
Mrs. c. y. Kinhrough has returned from
Il TWO weeks visit TO her bother Or Miller
on the Eastern Shore.
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"Dohn Barley corn"

~ Jack London.
what hon,, J. ,h,.. 49,.
''i o'''
So'"' ne cars ~ 'Jach London It
:, for this Is sheer autobioGrap ply tina,
Mr. London has written now But it
y no SNUG mock modest recital Of
How Became Famous" no soul
search Of the German type. no unheal-
Thy analysis Of anaemic erotcism after
'he Russian style ON the contrary,
y y book by man, about man.
ana worthy OF n mans reading.
With bold, forceful strokes, this
bFoad-shon 'ncFed. chesty husky" who
haS he"n down tho line with life. tells
~" story ~ his life and tells il With
sucn acute rca. such pulsatiug
ViEldness ~ r,rr.~t!on." that one reads
'or tae story Itself, absorbing sub
CONSCIOUSLY, u he be unthinkin2. the
issSpi mat IN" man seeks TO teach.
'he message that he cndcaNorS 10 con-
Wy
KY u IN" read'r also thinks, ne
~ nave 4ouhdant food for thought.
M Vssa.
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end at Norwood with Mrs. Bessi. kcnnon.
MI and Mrs. !. COX. Jr.. have been the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs, II McC. Bulling ton.
Miss Margaret Mcclure and Miss Eleanor
Fullerton We're guests last week OF friends
in Richmond
Miss Elizabeth Macon. who has been visit
Ing Mrs Douglas Whcrry. returned 10
WeyHnokc on Friday
Walter Moore Matter Robertson ana Blair
Fitz were guests ~ Mr.. ana Mrs Whcrry
this Week
Mrs David Ainslie spent several days re-
Gently with Hrs. w VI. Wthcrs
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a Garden OF Spices"

BY a. Keith Fraser
Not story tins. but an eNqu.sitely
written siLdy OF a little Grl, some
times quantity humorous. oftencr pa
tkctic.
Elspeth s father loves her very dear
| =. bur he Is too busy TO spare her
much Of his ;ime. and. since she has
no mother. the duty of looking after
her uevolves upon the Dragon. n dour.
unlovely Scot. named Janet. who is
very pious, very earnest. very old
fashioned and therefore very harsh.
SO harsh that any one who knows chill
dren would derive intense delight from
a combination of time. opportunity.
Janet and n healthy blacksnsIke whip,
For Elspcth's sake and lest the book
be too poignant, there is also the
Laird. the child's gfeat-uncle. as we'll
rs her grandfather. both silver haired
old men who ador. ner, but even with
them TO brighten her life, II Is such a
sad little span as far az II goes that
Elspeth's own cIeeriI ess cannot pre-
vent an ache at the thought OF 1t.