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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
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Complexion
Secrets lDhich Glue Startling Results and
Which You LL,iti NeOer Find In Books
BY UIqLESKJq SORy9T7, the IDonderfus 9ctress.
Famed for Her Setf-Made Beauty.

w began to unravei my beauty ty
secrets In these columns, have
W yxapnsIea res a. the things that many
for beauty. The Inquiries / have re-
ceived have literally been moving pic
theess, OF every conceivable kind of
to buttermilk and diet Another parI
o. my mail gives me proof that my ef-
forts TO put my sisters right upon the
question Or beauty has not been in vain.
wrong and foolish ideas. Among the
aarticles l have received is book of
in eS tSe ele oh ,eeausy printed way back
to read 1t and tell her whether or not
the suggestions it contained would be
proper 70 follow. Shades of CoQuelin!
mere staring me in the face were
SuSS estions one sees so generally set
GOWN nowadays by those who know
least about this intricate art. And so
old oes dhreadhare. rancid recipes OF
Vio, thousand times repeated down
through the modern, backward years.
Small wonder is 1t that as one prom
enades the street. hundreds of faces Of
miserable hue and OF stubborn blemish
glare al YOU as though trying to snatch
despafringly from the clear ruby of
your rosy cheek some beauty hint for
themselves. Why. you would think
every woman should be beautiful by
this time. I say every woman can.
ana have certainly proved It, But It
surely is impossible by the use Of many
or the old-fashioned present day prem
aration 1 cannot make public hero all
the letters I receive in commentator
Oh the suggestions L have given so far.
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WILLIAMSBURG
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wa, lsneeisl to The Times Di.patch.l
Tnrn n.,a n 1,hH,s Va. April 2s-Mrs James
her home on Frances street "Wednesday
evening i,E and vas assisted in receiving by
ian The house was ar,isticaiy decorated
IN Wild flowers: the color scheme. yellow
in the decorations. Prosressive '' auction lou,
w was played at four tables. The guests were
Charlotte Hubbard, Norveli T. mepl.r Lane
= Cooper. James southalI Wilson. Viola
ware Blanche Moncure. Henry f. Bennett,
ra9lknsr. Alice Smith and Pattis More
cock The first prize. an embroidered towel,
vas won by Mrs Henley. the second prtz.
by Mrs. Spencer Lane. and the conso,atinn
wS M,,s ara avn BY Mrs. Bennett.
Club on 'e Fr,d Ssrhes entertained the Bird &c
we're Misses Lucy and Nab Stubb pey sns
%ra He sssa ThGrPs snd Martha SPENCE
some time here with relatives, left Thus
Ga. Mr.. LOT A npsgs'a a., Ga ,
Boorks. Professor G. o Ferguson. a. G; Hal
and Dr. Lyon G. Tyler spent the we.kiend
lar, ~. i ,h country home. Milton on tn
Mrs Virginia Maddox. of Chase CITY :.
S' Mrs her danshter' Mrs; H. n. Phillips
Ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. ". Jonae
Mrs- Pollock; OF New York. spent the
Week week here with her sister. Miss Marie
parish Ths Rex shnE: Ruain Jones rector of Rru,on
ton where he was in attendance ,,nnn ~.
Norfolk convocation uPo" me
MISS Florence Sweeney. who has bean
11p?eehulnE several weeks with her brother
Wilmer Sweeney. in Cape Charles. has re-
MIS- MIS-, 70 Vir nGp home p in WILLIAMSBURG.
guest this week of Mrs. J. j. Montasu. ' in
Mrs, w II. Braithwaite, who has hsen
spending the past three months With hen
cniioren In the North. has returned home.
MRS Russell Binns, of Norfolk spent ibe
,,rayrnaster W w. Calf. United States
NaIy spent last Sunday here with his
rst,r1e t. w. Gait. United States Navy,
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HOT SPRINGS
Especial to The Ttm.s.D,sn,,,h


Hot Springs, Va April c6.-At tim. whom
the FLORIDA and middle South resorts have
become become 100 hot for comfort. and when those
Sor,m havont yet thought of opening, Hot
Spr'iss IS the answer TO the question peo-
PIE struck with the spring fever eyerv-
, wnere are asking, fact that continues 10
keep the Homestead crowded. The weather
now Is superb. The leaves are Just com,
ING out. and the spring sunshine ia The
kin k,na man can bask In. then stretch him
.eii ana declare he has rested more i'm IN
=. man ne usually docs all night. There
Is soif. tennis. riding and driving ba sehaii
h fn and nightly turkey trottnE
one Of The lsrsest race meets of the sen :
son was neid Wednesday at Fassifern Earn,
v where f , 200 people went from the Home
STEAD, the crowd dividing itself between
norseback and carriage parties, taking n
dozen routes and gathering there Just in
time for luncheon. after which there yas
turkey trotting on the veranda The roc9
inB came late III the afternoon on the tract
by the Jackson River. and over the twnN
mile point 10 point course
The digestive. trouble that Patrick A Vol,
entine was AFFLICTED With q few davs aan
Following a late supper party threw thn
physicians here into such alarm that thnv
teiephoned to the hospital at Charlottes
vile for surgeon and nurses. and to Mrs
Valentine. who was in New York for Cow
sent to an operation. DR.. Stephen IJnr,
Watt OF the hospital corps arrived fron,
Charlottesville several hours before Mrs.
Valentine could reach here with DR. Conner
a speoiaitat from New York. MIR. Valentines
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one otn,, VIII p1o,sitively not. I use it con-
s!nn.y With VII. the greatest satisfaction.
the skin soft and clean II
Apply with the finger tips on your
arms arms face or on any hail, you, want
Keep the hair moist with it for a few
moments until YOU see the hair actu-s
warm. damp cloth and wash with warm
m r1on 10 above get the sulfo solu-
dollar. Nothing could be better.
Especially at this time of year I re-
ceive many anxious inquiries about
them OH the back. some on the fore
head, cheeks, shoulders. Some years
ago h WAS attacked with these dis
my own salvation. This formula acted
like charm. y
I dissolved twelve ounces of granu-
lated sugar in one-half pint of water,
added one ounce of sarsene. and mixed
me whole together thoroughly, then
the drug store by the ounce Get it
In the original package. took one or
or four times day. with little water
In a few weeks all these eruptions
t nad ,disSappeared and I have, not been
GRACE S.-You will never get rid
Of blackheads by using a blood tonic.
BlaSkheads are purely local and you
various things for this stubborn beau
ty-destroyer. but my following formula
is the only one which has proved sue
cessful and that in a startling way:
First wash the face with hot water
and soap: Then sprinkle some neroXinf
generously upon a sponge made wet
with hot water. Then rub we'll for a
which are affected with blackheads
This done, battle the face with warm
water and dry. You should be able
TO secure the neroxin at any druggists
VICTORIA IA few minutes a day
with the following formula will make
those deep wrinkles and those thou
sand little cob-webby lines" you speak
OF disappear In marvellous fashion. IS.
this bowl in pan OF water on a slow
fire. In few minutes add two ounces
OF eptol and continue stirring until all
is dissolved. AZ first it will look like
Jelly then II will start to cream. When
add slowly two tablespoonfuls of Civ
G.nerine and stir constantly until cold.
Ihsn keep i in an air-tight jar.
any lou uoe sho dn,,, be able to set eptol at
cost you more than fifty cents.
Apply this cream every morning with
the tips OF the fingers. Plaster your
lac lace very literally, all over with 4 IT,
pinch 1t, squeeze it, roll 1t. Do this
Tor rev minutes. until the cream dis =
appears. Then apply your conpiexion
powder.-Advertisem
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but II gives my heart thrill of pleas
ure 10 read them and makes me feel
like living forever just to make every
woman beautiful.
There is no question about 1t, Won
can easily have marvel OF com
pieXion If YOU will only follow out the
simple common sense plan I give you
Suppose you have a spotty or a mud
dy skin. or YOU are Saliow; you're dis
saiisheo because your skin hasn't that
see only occasionally, and so much
admire.
The formula I give you has had n
inter remarkable result In taking all
most any skin and making it bloom
out In the most angelic tint and purity.
Or course 1t takes little time, but YOU
at ii.
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LOUISA
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Louisa. Va. April 2s.--Mrs. William Craw-
lord. Of Richmond. Is visiting friends and
relatives In the Dunreath neighborhood
Miss Clarence Henson. of Green Springs.
's visiting Miss Elizabeth Flanagan
Mrs +. r. Goodwin and Miss Inez Good
win, OF Richmond. spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Donnally. at .Ingeside' g
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Chiles here.
spent several days this week with reia-
tives at Cuckoo.
Mrs Richard Woodins and little daush
ter and Miss Alice Wooding, returned to
Pittsyvania Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Nuckols of Thur
man. W. Va, were In Louisa this week
Deputy Clerk John NJ. Thomas spent Sat
ed there BY the death of his sister-in-law.
Mrs Emmett Thomas
Mrs. j NJ. Thomas is spending some time
with ner son. Emmett, I'm Richmond
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To Darken Gray
Hair
This Homemade Mixture stops Dan.
druff and Falling HAIR and Aids
Its Growth.

To half pint of water add:
Bay Rum n,
Barbo Compound ...... "a small box
''SSoi INC ...1i OF.
These are all simple ingredients that
you can buy from any druggist at very
little cost. and mix them yourself.
Apply TO the scalp once a day for two
weeks. then once every other week
until all the mixture is used. A half
pint should be enough to rid the head
of dandruff and Kill tho dandrufr
germs. 1t stops the hair from falling
out relieves itching and scalp diseases.
Although IL is not dye. it acts upon
the hair roots and will darken streaked.
faded. gray hair In ten or fifteen days.
1t promotes the growth of the hair
and makes harsh hair soft and glossy.
Advertisement
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GOURAUD'S
Oriental
Cream, !.
~ sSss % ~ u IL

and enjoy the charms that are so ad-
mired in fashionable woman Gou-
rnud's Oriental Cream is a liquid pow
der FAR SURPRISING the dry powders
That have to be applied so frequently
to gain the desired effect 1t whitcns,
softens and clears the skin. 1t is abso-
lutely free from grease. and conse-
auently does not encourage the growth
of hair.
Gouraud's Oriental Cream has been in
actual use for nearly three-quarters OF
century. This is the s,irest guaran-
tee OF its superiority If you will use
1t regularly. you Will know why it
mas been popular for so many years
At Druggists and Department Stores
FERD IT. HOPKINS & SON, Props,
81 Great Jones ST., New York.
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Answer: have so many gratifying reports
rom the users OF three grain Hypo- Nuclane
valuable little tablets as specific and pre-
scribe them TO all who aenemic. thin,
wasting, nervous and debilitated. ] recon
mend mat you begin their use at once and
continue regularly until your system is able
to assimilate the fatty elements OF your
food; then YOU will grow plump and have
plenty OF red blood. with color In your com
pieNion and bright. sparkling eyes of health.
Sick NJ c." writes: II have been affected
for some months with rheumatism ami have
taken much medicine in vain. Please give
prescription that will cure"
Answer: the most efficient prescription :
have ever given for rheumatism is: Iodide
OF potassium, 2 drains; sodium salicylute. 4
comp. essence cardiol: o. comp. fluid
samp and and ,s yFsp
at meal time and at bedtime.
"Farnwife" writes; You once recon
mended homemade cough syrup. ] tried
1t and found IL the best cough and cold
syrup that ever heard Of 1t was so
colds, and pint bottle made at home lasted
so long that have forgotten the ingje-
dents. Kindly publish again"
Answer: The splendid laxative homo mad a
cough syrup, is made by mixing III or.
bottle of concentrated essence mentho Iaxene
with home made sugar syrup. Directions
on the bottle tells how TO make and use It
Is fine. cheap remedy.
johnson" writes: - am bothered greatly
with Indigestion. Things liko to cat nearly
always cause heavy ill-at-ease feeling in
my stomach. and my breath Is bad. while I
am nervous, irritable and frequently cannot
Sleep
Answer: A very excellent treatment which
Is widely prescribed for it's gradual curative
action. as we'll the instant RELIEF It ar
fords. is tablets triopeptine, paclaed In sealed
cartons. Take pink tablet after breakfast
whito tablet after dinner and blue tablet
after supper. Continue and the curative
agencies Will soon restore natural digestion.
Mrs. NJ c." writess: 81 am recovering
from long illness, but am very weak
nervous s'ecplcss and have little appetite
can you give me a good tonic restorative
treatment"
Answer: Have the following prescription
hlied and take a teaspoonful before meals:
Syrup OF hypophosphites comp, ozs.: tine.
ture cadomeno comp, l OF. mot cardamon)
MIX and shake well before using. This is a
fine nerve homeland system tonic for old and
young,
John r. NC asks: Don't you think a. IL
wise to take medicine to reduce my weight?
weigh about 50 pounds too much"
Answer: J. do think so; and a very con.
venient and effective flesh reducer is sold
In scaled tubes with full directions for home
use. II Is called S-grain arbolene tabIets
and any well-stocked pharmacy can supply
them. They arc safe ana reliable. -Adver.
tisemeht.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED From Second Page

Continued From Second Pageo
May s. Mr and Mrs. Chandler will he
at home to their friends in Newport
News
The guests were: Misses Dozier.
Hunt. Keeling. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Major and daughters. Mrs. Linwood
Major and Mrs. Dye The out -of-town
guests were. Mrs. Elizabeth Noting
ham. Miss Ada Nottingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dunn. and Mrs. Sallie
Wood. all of Grafton. and Mrs. Moore
and son, OF old Point Miss Clara
Chandler, of Yorktown. and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. =. handler OF Newport News.
Closing Vespcr Service.
The closing vcspcr service of the
Young Womens Christian Association
viii be held at 1880 o'clock this after
noon. at their gymnasium. corner of
Fourth and Cary Streets. Mrs. Charles
u. Bosher will speak. and Mrs. +. D..
Hcquembourg will play the violin
Every one is cordially invited 10 be
present.
In and Out of Town.
Mre. Lyons Pemberton liz spending
some time ut Buck Hill,' in Chester
field County.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Nottingham. Of
Norfolk, are guests OF Mrs. Percy Is.
Traylor here for a short visit.
Mrs. David English Dallam, Jr left
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Mason writes: For years. have been
taking medicine TO cure constipation, liver
trouble and the usual diseases that come
from that source. Headaches sallow skin
kidney trouble, dark spots before my eyes
getting worse.
Answer: Take three grain suphcrb tab.
let's !not sulphur. They packed in
vcnient. effective and highly curative for
such aimenNs arise from chronic consti-
pstion. II YOU arc dyspeptic. also take tab
let's triopeptinc.
MRS. A. D."-incontnencr of urine can
he cured by using the following: Tincture
cubebs. dram: tincture rhus aromatic, 2
drains. and comp. fluid balmwort or Give
from 10 to 10 drops In water hour be-
fore meals.
.oMA W" writes: Il have suffered with
,atarrh OF the head for many years. This
blood also my stomach and bowels to a
very great extent. : shall appreciate an
Immediate answer az / suffer greatly"
Answer: | would advise you TO purchase
c-oE. package of Vilane powder; take one
half teaspoonfu OF the powder and add TO
this pint OF warm water SNUFF the water
from the palm of the hand through the nos
trils several times n day. Make a catarrh
balm by mixing one teaspoonfuI OF powder
with one ounce of vaseiine or lard viii do
and apply as far up the nostrls possible
For tho stomach. bowels and blood I would
recommend the following tonic: Syrup sar-
saparilla comp. ozs.; comp. fluid balm
wort. or. and or. of fluid ext. buchu
Mix by shaking we'll In bottle and take
one tcaspoonful after each meal and at bed
time.
GLORIA writes: II would like you to pre-
scribe n good hair and scalp treatment |
nm bothered with itching scalp and dan
drun. MY hair Is faded and falling and
none of the remedies have tried have done
any permanent good"
Answer: Go to your druggist and obtain
4 OF. Gar of plain yellow minyol. Apply AZ
per directions. This treatment differs from
all othere, and have actually seen the
astonishing transformations which result
cured with two or three applications, while
It, makes the hair glossy. wavy and full of
intense natural color.
Myrtle" writes: lowing to my extreme
thinness am frequently embarrassed by
sighting remarks OF young people. Can
you prescribe safe remedy to increase my
weight7
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auinol. Shake thoroughly. and il viii
then be ready for use. II YOU prefer
YOU can use imported bay rum instead
of the water and alcohol.
The beta -quinol you can get at al
most any drug store for not more than
fifty cents, The ordinary prepared
hair tonics which you buy in the stores
formula makes one fun pint of the best
hair-grower and 1t costs YOU much
less than a dollar
This formula should be applied very
freely after brushing the scalp gener-
ously for few minutes all over Rub
the tonic thoroughly into the scalp
with the finger tips
VIVIAN asks what is a good super-
fuous hair-remover. In this regard I
must say there are very few good ones
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PORT HAYWOOD
Especial to The Tire,.r,,.,,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Fort Haywood, Va. April cs.-nIiss wtni.g
kirwan. after spending several months in
is as her brothers guest has re-
turned 70 her home, accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Clarence Kirwan
n, BITS Lame, James Harden George, who last
week visited her uncle. Rev Giles g. Cooke e
az the rectory at Mathews. left ON Mon
day for her horns In Danielson. Conn. whera.
her husband Is rector OF tho EpiscopaiS
Rev. r. Finley Gayle. pastor OF the Fast.
Mathews Circuit. Ia conducting a series or
revival services at Beuah. Methodist Episl
Mrs " q, Butler and chiidrens are afs
a. c, Hunt left on Monday for south !.
port. ~. C. While. theirs he viii Id III q
guest o. his brother. Charles Hunt r.
ter, Mrs. Vernon Davi,. at MatSsMsl -
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is. mai M. e,YuuIe VIII most users
cream, Plaster it on thick and rub If
IN wei. That is one of the secrets too
, IL Tue cream dry and apply your com
era times a day if possible. but again
sail result, Any good drug store will
cents. "ooul nIty
hNHEb-You can use the zintone
cream in connection With tho nntn1
cream gave YOU, but use the eptoi
cream nrst. then the zintone cream
received A great number of inout
res IN regard to bust development
eddit,hot attempt to answer all individu-
There seems 10 he a ren. LOT 'huaa mere
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mord, where he will spend several DAYS
Emory Mitchell. OF Blueheld spent sur
qay With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs w
Miss Julia Trolinger. of Meadow Creek. -
Is visiting Miss Margaret Harvey on Eighth
James Baird, spent a few days with his
John /. Vaughan. of shawsvili.. spent.
several days In town this week
=, MISS Lucille Efnks returned Monday from,
w ,u'a s,F.I, where she visited her uncle L..
!, Harry Fl Try Van Doren. of Pulaski. Was in town
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end with her mother In Salem
Ex-Governor Tyler has sold his Plum
Creek farm, composed OF 900 acres to Dr.
Alien stone, OF Roanoke. and f. c. stone
Of Biueheld. w. Va. The consideration was
Mrs. r. NJ. Combiths left Thursday even.
ing for her home In Blueield after visit
ing her mother. Mrs. L. o. Billiard.
MI and Mrs. W. r. BeaIe. of Buchanan
were guests of Mrs Elizabeth ADAMS and
Ex-Governor Tyler last week
Mayor W. NJ. Delp left Thursday for Rich
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It can be done. But
II this simple formula
is faithfully followed.
success sure and sur
prisinE is bound to re-
suit. Elec tricity
vacuum instruments.
etc, are of no value
Whatever. 7 tried them
out several years ago
myself. and know.
In a half-pint of cold
water dissolve a half
cup of sugar and two
ounces Of what is
called ruetone. Mix
we'll together. then
pour into Il bottle. or
THIS take two tea
spoonfuls three or four
times a day In a wine
glass of water after
meals. The ruetone
you can get at the
drug store for one doll
lar. This formula is
safe or ] would not
give II to you, of
course. 1t gives very
remarkable results in
a few weeks time.
MRS. f. l.. T. and
several others com
plain of falling hair.
This condition un-
doubtedly can be
stopped at once by the
following mixture. and
the hair be made to
grow most luxuriantly.
With n half-pint of
water mix half 81 pint
OF alcohol. To this
i'd nna ounce nf hofn
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RADF0RD
Especial TO The Times. pI.pateh,1

Especial to The Times Di.pateh~l
Radford Va. April 2s-Mr. and Mr..
Frank Johnson arrived in Radford Wed
nesday from Baltimore and other points
johnson. at "(iiencoe."
, Miss Irvine Martin returned homo last
week from Roanoke. where she was the
guest OF Miss Lena Fisher.
Mics Elizabeth Matin. spent tho week.
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Pour half a pint of
water in n granite-ware
pan. and let 1t come al
most but not to A boil.
Add two tablespoonfuls
or glycerine. Keep stir
ring. while adding lit
tie by little one ounce
or zintone, until 1t is ali
dissolved. Then let
II cool. II tho cream
is too thick to pour
easily from n bottle.
thin 1T down a little
with more hot water.
When cool pour into n
bottle. The cream will
be white and satiny.
After bathing In the
morning, hold a wet. hot
towel TO the face sew
eral times for several
minutes. Rub this
cream on the entire face
LITERALLY. at the same
time pinching the skin
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Misses Caroline and Dorothy Meach
am have returned to their home in New
York. after a visit TO their sister, Mrs
James G. Smyth, on the River Road.
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Richard Maury Morris Jones ol
Orange. is the guest of his cousin, a
Seldom Jones, on Morris Street.
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yesterday for her home in German
town. Pa. after visiting her cousin
Mrs. Charles Spicer. here.
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X W. Tuggle and his daughter. Miss
Marla Iuggle. OF Blackstone. have been
recent guests of relatives here
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Miss Bessie Doyle has just returned
to her home. after spending some time
In New York City
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HeDsocroR's
VHDv1cEA
%DEZewzS Hakoy4 *

Tho questions answered below are general
in character: the symptoms or diseases are
given and the answers VIII apply 10 any
case Of similar nature.
Thosc wishing further advice. free. may
address DIR. Lewis Baker. College Bldg. Coll
'ese- Elwood SITS. Dayton. Ohio. enciosns
self addressed, stamped envelope for reply.
Fun name and address must be given but
only Initials OF fictitious name Will be used
In my answers. The prescriptions can be
hhea at any well-stocked drug store. Any
drusEist can order OF wholesaler.
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Mrs f. r. Wright. of this city. is
visiting W. G. Coghill at his home in
Caroline County
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James Graves has returned to Rich
mond from recent stay In Washing
ton with friends.
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day for Charleston. w. Va, where she
VIII spend the month of May with her
daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Jones Thorn
ton.
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Mrs. #. n. Elicit expects to go abroad
In June for an extended trip with a
party OF friends.