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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

Friday. Aug II Leonardtown ~
La Plata.
Monday. Aug. lila Plata as
Indian Head.
Wednesday. Aug G. Mechanics
vile a. Leonardsown
Saturday. Aug 8 Indian Head
at Mechanicsvilla.
The Leonardtown base ball team
journeyed 10 Indian Head on Mon
day last and lost 4 double header to
the team Of that place. The boys
had ar off-day and their playing was
SO far below their regular form that
the showing was most decidedly de-
pl0rable. The first game vent to the
gunner BY d SCORE of a - 4, due
principly TO errors on the part Of
Leonardtown. CamaIier was 10 the
box for our boys and received very
poor support. The second game
was repetition Of first and was
taken By Indian Head BY q score Of
q 10 y.
There was a plentiful lack Of GIN
ger and team work on the part Of
I.eonardtown but the boys will tight
en- Up from now on and blot out tile
double defeat By taking La Plata's
measure on Friday next and will
retaliate on Indian Head when the
double header viii be played here
on August 81
The scores.
Isl. game. l2st es7es
Iss'sa nsss sssssssG Fl I'll
Batterloa Camalior, carey and uomhh.
Ferguson and Burroughs.
Hifs--Ls nardtown. 2indian Head, 9.
ID. game. laeB4687
Issisa ilsss sssSSS "a
Batteries ~camnller, Carey and comba.
symonoaki and Bnrrooeha.
Hila- Leonardtown. & Indian hrad,b
Ia Plata defeated Meehanicsville
on Monday last BY score Of 2 TO 5 +.
Wednesday last I.eonardtown
iournied 10 Mechaniesyille and
added another 10 their string Of
victories BY score Of Ia TO II
Batteries, CamaIier, Cary and
Combs; Dyson and DAVIS.
On Saturday last Indian Head
took 4 cloreIy played game from
MechanicsvIIe by scare Of . 20 8
The game was characterized BY the
hard batting Of both teams when
hits counted III the run column. A
great deaIof enthusiasm was shown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

The Eastern Shore Development
Company, with headquarters At
Annapolis, Nd, contemplate snter-
ing the Patnxens ii the near future,
plying between Annapolis and Sol-
omans The running time between
these two points il TO be -four hours.
connecting a Annapolis with the
railroad Tor Baltimore and Wash
ington, putting passengers and per-
ishable freight ii the city In Eve
hours. The service IA 10 be Eve
days 4 week There are 10 be no
naiIinrs on Saturday 81 Sundays.
This schedule would certainly en-
able tho patuxent section TO become
trucking section. We trust the
new line will materialiso and meet
with success
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

" ems Clothing.
Salts worth "a 50. my price, 81 95
Suits worth 50 50. ny price. "a 80
Suits worth 2l6 90 my prize. VI rs
eulta worth s2z 80. my prize, $40 ~
Mems Pants As low a. aac' and up
to a 90
Mems Fine Shirts 8sic are really
worth 75H aud 400
Nous Underwent. 1oc
MenA rs and 5lsc Suspenders. 10e
Mems Pure Linen Collars. dna agc
Pair Cuffs ioF Zoe:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31
COUNTY NEWS.


=
Washington, are on visit 70 mr..
Boyd's mother IN this town
Miss Annie Latamier, Of WASH
inRton, D. c., has been visiting
Miss Ethel JOY. Of Leonardtown.
The attention Of our readers Is
called to the Constitutional amend
ments on the first page Of this issue.
Mr.. Geo. Osterman, Of Balti-
more, formerly Of this town, IS
visiting the family Of Mr. A. r..
Fenwick.
MissC. Hutchinson and brother,
Of Washington, d. g., are visiting
the family Of Mr.. George Il. Payne,
Newtown.
The ladies' Of All Saints Parish
viii hold their annual church festival
On Thursday, August 81. See adj
vertisement
Miss Teresa Herbert, of this
town, left on Saturday last for a
visit 70 friends and relatives IN New
port. Charles county
Mr.. Edwards, Of the Bronx.
New York, is spending his vacation
al the home Of his father, Thos G.
Edwadrs, Esq, Helen.
ST. Johns annual festival viii
be held at the Parish Hall Wednes
day, August 8. Dinner at ! clock
An are cordially invited.
Capt. John FoxweIl, Of the
Harbor Engineering Corps War De-
partment, il spending short vaca-
ton in LeonaFdtown-
Tonight (Thursday) Miss Duke
Of 'Buzzard's Point, will give .
dance to her young friends. An
enjoyable time Is anticipated
Mr.. Edward X. Lee, Of Perry
man, Hartford county, who has been
visiting Mr.. John Briscoe, Holly
wood, has returned TO his home.
Owing to the number Of changes
made ii the personel Of the election
officials, we are reprinting the re-
vised list on our editorial page.
Mrs. VIM. r. Combs and son
VIM. j. Combs, Jr., accompanied
By Miss Mary Nj. Dye, all 81 Troy,
Ohio, are guests at Hotel St. Mary's.
The Leonardtown Base Ball
team has lost its hold on FIRST place.
Come boys, brace mp, we can and
will beat out Indian Head and win
the pennant
Our thanks are due Congress-
man J Chas Linthicnm Of the 4th,
Congressional district for q copy Of
the latest Year Book Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
We note the Oystermen Of the
upper section Of Calvert county have
formed All association, and endorsed
the action 81 the State Association.
Il il time the st. Mary'a oystermen
were doing the same.
Brother +. A. Fuller, Of the
Hvat,av;lle Indenendent. accompa-
MED w his wife paid 4 brief visit
"a our town They returned home
by Mondays boat. Come again
brother, you are always welcome.
VIZ are n receint 81 the report
~ tha state Rank CORNERSTONE.
show;nc that the Eastern shore
Tynst nomnanv have an ao0rs-
oats raso,rce * Al Gao 800 AZ TIC
I,eonardtown branch shows resources
of s4I.738. so.
a naytv of soIomon's Island
,no,oraS &c, na;d T.eonardtown \
hr;ae w;s.s dnr;ng M week The
naw ~, e .n,s Il Mensrs Copdi.f
n,Rsryv do and I ,awrenoe Carey
gs~nar VIII and Clifton Hnmph.
~ "a EIliott ana Cav Ralev
Ill. Z. No. os.s..,;
Amone Va ~ -, LAY s,.., sou,,s',
az WV a's "a ', raa,ls1 =, - 1870 ~ss,'
sss & III q s = .,,, of fsha-lo,se
Hall; Lloyd Curtis, Of The Plains,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
PlNEHURST


rinehurs, y g. March = 81. rarick
week Of midseason mcrrymakinI, various
pleasures Indoors and Out rounding ous
days long To be remembered
Monday evening the entire colony gath
cred for the annna! masquerade of Caro-
lima enpoyes an event which is anti
Interest. AS prize fund over $500 was
contributed by visitors and awarded In en-
velopes Of So 50 aud 81 with 81 each for al,
Of Judges. including Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
r. Johnson and Thomas 4 Iiogsett OF clev.e
Mrs. Herbert l.. .iilisou Of Betnlehe,n. and
Miss Lucy X. Priest. Of Portsmouth,
In the cosmopolitan throng upon the noor
all nations touched elbows with ~ goodly
and local conditions things and personal
pecuiiarities. The grand prize very natural
~ went 10 the parcel post" prince and
This bundle OF packages deserved ii The
sunragette was not forgotten. ana neither
We're wilson and Taft overlooked. while
golf Scotch. English and Irish) and I'ins-
hurst pine. dairy, hotel and market gar
,ien-were all elaborately portrayed. With
here and there Il prince or princess witch
or fairy. Oriental or Dutchman: y care free
thronG, which most surely enjoyed the
freedom Of the music hall and provided an
hundred onlookers
Al the Holly Inn auction bridge was en-
Gather, OF Greenshurs. Mrs t.. c iieilis
well; Of 81 Catherine; Miss Mary y. Adams.
or Sprlngnetd; Mrs. j. j. SCOTT. OF Hamil-
ton: Mrs. William Sutherland. OF Glencoe
and Miss Grace Franklin. Of New York a,
y similar party AT. the Berkshire. Mrs. Phiio
;. Clark. of Portsmouth, o.: Clarence
LanGdon. Of Southington; C. &. Brinton.
Of Devon Pa: Mrs. Walter J, Godfrey, OF
Somervi!le, and Mrs. e Z. Brinton of
Devon. won at bridge and y. l.. Allen. OF
Brooklyn Mrs Edwin Hartman. Of New
YORK; Mrs. cormerais and Miss I.ifchheid,
OF Anesbury. Mass. AT Ave hundred
one OF the most delightful OF the many
affairs which has made the season me
" la al
party rendered by Mrs. IL W. Priest. at
the Carolina. Nearly two-score OF children
were present The hours passing only too
quickly with games and merry frolics. with
Ice cream In huge globes and dainties In
lavish amount Ia conclude afternoon
never to he forgotten.
Fourteen children participated in the put
ting tournament for prizes contributed by
Mr.. and Mrs Tyler l., Redfeld. OF Green
Wich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
SYRUP OF figs" REGULATES
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS
Try this delicious
80 feet of bowels of bile, gases, decayng
food and cogged-lp

II headachy. bilious, dizzy, tongue
coated, stomach sour and full of gas.
you belch undigested food and feel
sick and miserable. it means that
your liver is choked with sour bile
and your thirty feet OF bowels are
clogged with effete waste matter not
properly carried off. Constipation is
worse than most folks believe 1t
means that this waste matter in-the
thirty feet Of bowels decays into
poisons, gases and acids, and that
these poisons are then sucked into
the blood through the very ducts
which should suck only n0urishment
to sustain the body.
Most people dread physic. They
think OF castor OIL salts and cathar-
tic pills. They shrink from the after
.effects-so they postpone the dose
until they get sick; then they do this
liver and bowel cleansing In a heroic
.way---they have a bowel washday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
ASHEViLLE
[SpeciaI to The Times-pispatch /,

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Ashevile. " e. March 22.--One Of the
enjoyable affairs OF the past week the
chatting dish party which given by
Miss Lillian Weaver Wednesday night Al
her home on Chestnut Street. The house
was decorated for the occasion and the
affair was attended by a large number Of
Congressman and Mrs. lanes NJ Gudger.
Jr.. will arrive In Ashevile during the
early part OF the week and will remain
here until after the Wedding OF their niece.
Miss Emma Gudger. the daughter az Judge
and Mrs Hezekiah NJ Gudgcr. OF the Pana E
ma Canal z"ne 10 Lieutenant Robert l..
EichelberEer. l.. s. 4. The wedding will
take place April . and it will be one Of
the most interesting social events OF the
season.
The annual Easter german or the Bling
ham cadets. which will he given Monday
afternoon al the ballroom OF the Bat
usually enjoyable event. and Is being look
ell forward to with a great deal OF in
terest by the young women OF this city.
ON Thursday night. the members OF the
Pendennis club VIII give their Easter ball
at the club rooms, In the Sondley build
ing.
Mrs. w. +. Dunn entertained at very
delightful dinner Thursday night at her
home on Chestnut Street. in honor or Miss
Flossie Byrd. who spent several days with
friends in this city The affair WAS an
OF the friends OF Miss Byrd and Mrs. Dunn.
MIR and Mrs Frank NJ. Weaver enter
tanned Thursday evening with n dinner at
their home on Merrimon Avenue About
dozen guests were present, and they
greatly enjoyed themselves.
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HOT SPRINGS
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Hot Springs. Va. March 2?.-Never in the
history OF tho Virginia Hot Springs has
the resort been crowded for Easter. The
Homestead Hotel and cottages taxed
To tho utmost to accommodate the throngs
who have poured In for the last week from
resorts farther South. and from Northern
cities. and many who had hoped to spend
o-morrow here have been obliged to post
pone their visit for a week two Nearly
900 people have iiied the ballroom and
japanese room every nigh, this week:
after midnight. and between 200 and 200
players have made the round OF the golf
Mr., and Mrs. John 3. Phipps. who spent
the winter In Palm Beach. wheer they had
Mrs Carnegie Phipps. have come up Tor
tho spring season. bringing with them Miss
Th.w .r. M ncs, Garsner ana IN, MIS- Eonne
cottages. and arc taking the kur. and daily
2 a ssSm hs sgt narsmo,
come up from Aiken; DR.. and Mrs s. Weir
Mitchell. and their nephew. .. y. Cad
and William ". Filter. William Pitier and
Miss Rachel filler have Joined :he Phiia-
dclphia colony.
John Philip souxs. after IN. closing for
the season In New York OF his new opera,
weeks OF horseback riding. lie has engaged
his favorite horse. Ell Captain. 40 named
composer. and mex, month plans to ride 10
MashinE,on weeks jaunt which he has
sousa and Miss Priscilla sousa. who we're
here last year. have gone to Panama
Mrs Seth ar.on French. who has spent
the last year in Europe. has returned. and
Is At aBrton Lodge.
Mrs J. Bonsal, Tailor. OF New York. is
IN one OF the Homestead cottaget and
Others are occupied by william ID. Sargent.
OF New York; Alexander r. Peacock and
family. or Pit;sburg; Nr. Mdrs George
ingalls, ard family. 81 Chicago. and Thomas
There har been spring-.ike weather. ideal
Tor outdoor sports. all the week and 1t
hs 'swn near the Casino will be begun
in day two.
William Il chappeil. Of New York stu
Vacation a Hot Springs. His father. Henry
Cnappe!. who was here fast year. is in
chiHa Mr. chappeli. with H. H. Powell.
ward Morrell Of Philadelphia, and Edward
Storer. or Glen Cove. l.. l.. spent an after
noon this weak exploring
DGnBE Gap which has recently been dts
covered They were in the cave for four
hours, but did not reach ;he end Of IL.
take hashiiEht pictures -r the interior. in
parts OF which there are sialeCttes. sud
s,alemites Of unusual size. They provided
themselves with candles. and AN electric
pocket light for the expedition. and several
balls of stout cord. which they tied al the
entrance. and used for a guide In coming
in the darkness MIR. Powell missed his
footing and nearly fell into hole which
rocks into it, and were unable To hear them
fail and In wriEElinS through an apera
ture Nh chappei was SO bady stuck that
II took his companions several minutes to
push and pun him
y cHkewalk given in the ballroom or the
evening Of ST Patriek's Day attracted
nearly every one In the hotel. and
stoned one Of the sayest evenings Of the
week. rho judss were c. j. Ryan and
walsh, OF St Louis. and Charles Wilhelm,
OF Reading
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
LEXINGTON
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Lexington. Va. March 22-Miss Harriet
Edwards. ~ stuart Hall. stanton. is visit
Ing her brother. Captain Edwards She Is
staying Mrs Morgan Pendlcton's.
DR.. " &. Bell. formerly rector OF Grace
Episcopal Church. ana at present "a pro-
lessor a. the Theological Seminary in Alex
andria. preached the sermon at the Eps-
copal Church sunday. Dr. Bell. who is
an honorary aiumnus OF the institute and a
yrs acco,npsned "f %. Mr. 'a se wbe in
Lexington they we're the guests OF General
and Mrs Nichols
several lays aEo by Colonel and Mrs. K.r
lin on institute Hin. the paper al the
onei g. Wise. who Is an authority on
Nirginia's history Tho subject Of his paper
Captain Millner who for the past few
days has been In the hospital, has returned
Miss Nancy Peudieton has been spending
the holidays with her parents Colonel and
Mrs Hunter Penileton
Miss Laura and Morgan Pendie;on are al
home for the Easter vacation
Hamilton Holt, Journalist, author and
and the Society FOR international ConcilIa-
ton. addressed the corps in the Jackson
II suseai " he esT Fa. OF 'h1 ssk
Ia addition to the cadets number Of the
fa t,,iy We, We're present - -
The guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Eghn FOR
several days.
ipui INK ms NNaS IN isSNlnRlon fdnlitOn
Holt was the guest NJ General Nichols at
headquarters
Miss Riley. OF Chicago, Is visiting Colonel
and Mrs. J. c. Wise, In limits.
With the coming Of spring and good
weather. The battalion hss come or
winter quarters and driii on the hin has
been commenced in earnest The govern
ment inspector from the War Department
is expected TO arrive some time ths latter
part Of April. ana all energies being
pu; forward 10 being Well prepared for
him when lie arrives. This past week
of the time has been devoted to company
drill, much attention being paid u details
OF marching and TO the manual OF arms
Target practice on tho institute range for
one platoon daily iF being held under the
direction OF Colonel EEiin Captain ELY
son. Many good records have he-n made
Dress parade is held every evening = .
o'clock Guard mount in fun dress takes
place on the hill every morning al 7a1
o'clock with the band present. Next week
the special drills in FIRST aid to the injured.
signaling With the heoEraph and cavalry
buzze:. trench digging, construction OF
tanglements. road sketching. and tent
pitching will he begun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
CARTERSvILLE
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Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Cartersviile. Va. March a2-rhe musical lie
which was held al Hamilton High school
on the night of March II. was an enjoyable
affair. Despite the bad weather quite a
applause evidenced appreciation OF the pro-
gram. Miss Stella Duke Is instructor In the
music department OF the High School
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Crowder and H. Nj
CrOwdor. Ir.. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Rhodes
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Dickinson Jr., are
visiting Mrs. Dickinson's mother. Mrs. Ida
Tankard Hunt. of Cape c.aries.
Rev. w. y. s. Conrad was visitor In
Richmond the past week.
Mrs. Granville Garrett entertained Thurs.
day evening from to IL o'clock for her
sister, Miss Ida Bait, and her friend, Miss
Stella Duke The occasion was In honor OF
their birthdays. About thirty young peo-
pie were invited and the evening was a
most delightful one
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Garrett speht
Wednesday, IN Richmond. nv
3 F. II. living, OF Richmond. spent Sun
day with Sis family AZ Tamworth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
W warrach. a, ~ron,on FARM ne

n w wailach a, "Fcnton Farm" near
Keith Payne. OF ST. Louis, Mo, spent some
time the past week in Warrenton with Mrs.
Miss Cora Franklin. who has been spend
ing the winier in Washington with Mrs.
T. w Keller has returned To Warrenton
anI l. the guest OF Mrs. DeI.ancey Evans.
day New York, where she Will spend
some time.
Mrs Grenynie Gaines. after spending
some time in Richmond with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Joseph Adert Beil, returned to
Warrcnton aud Mrs Hugh Hamilton's on
Colonel and Mrs Gaines will reopen their
home before about the LIST nf April.
Mrs Madison. who Is also spending thu
winter Al the home OF Mrs. Hugh tiamii-
ton. but who has recently been in Wash
ington, has returned to Warrenton.
Miss Ethel Moses left Tuesday for
Ne" York; after visit or several days
with friends there. Miss Moses will leave
has heen guest al the home OF Mrs.
Hamilton
Mrs lanes 4. Ienrics j. 4, ,Ienries. Jr.
Mrs. II NJ Hubbci and Miss Dorothy Huh.
he'll among those who visited Wash
ingtcn the past week.
Mrs George :. Hamilton. after spending
some tim" with her son Alexander Hamil :
ton is visiting her daughter Mrs. J. D..
Miss Landouia Hicks AT home 10 a
number of friends on the afternoon OF the
10Th instant;
william re, E"ory wh" has been guest
guest At "Cassiiiis" the home OF DR..
and Mvs : - Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb Tyler spent
some time the past week with friends in
Mr. and Mrs. II .. barclay have returned
To their home near Warrenton. after an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
BIG STONE GAP
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Big stone Gap. Va. March @.-Mrs. y r.
Crawford and little Boyd .Ir. left
las week for Pittsburgh, Pa. wherc they
will spend several weeks visiting relatives.
Mir. and Mrs. j. g. Wampier spent Sntur-
day and Sunday At Gate city visiting Mrs.
ID mpler'a parents.
". : Rose left Monday night for Jack
son, o.. having been called there on account
or the death Of his sister. Mrs. Mccarthy.
Mrs. ~ ID. Owens returned Tuesday morn
ing from Hilsboro. o. she call
ed on account of the death of her father.
George T.. Easton. whose death occurred
AT his home In that city last Friday. Her
Miss Susie Mcclure who spent several
weeks In the Gap visiting her aunt. Mrs.
IL r, Irvine, returned To home i'm Rich =
lnond Friday morning,
Miss Ida Carter, of Norfolk. is spending
tht' week In the Gap, the guest o: Mrs.
w. r. Goodloe.
Mrs. ~ b. Wagers: Of Cincinnati is visit
ing her son. ri. &. Wagers here.
Mrs. J. II. Wolfe and SON Peter. left
sunday morning for Richmond.
Mrs. j. W. Fox and daughter. Miss Min
ME returned home last week from an eX-
tended visit In Washington and New York.
Mrs. Henry Taylor returned home last
a nursday from a visit to relatives at Blue
heid. Her daughter, Miss Corinne. will
remain In Bluedcld until after Easter.
Mrs. G. NJ. Brown returned last Friday
from months visit to her brother. \. r..
w. May. near Winchester. Ky
Mrs, Glen r. southwark entertained the
members of tho Afternoon Bridge Club
and two extra tables very delightfully."- on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

That is all wrong. II you will take
a teaspoonful of delicious Syrup of
FIGS Tonight you will never realize
you have taken anything until morn-
ing, when all the poisonous matter,
sour bile and clogged-up waste Will
be moved on and out of your system.
thoroughly but gently mo gripping
no nausea~-no weakness. Taxing
Syrup OF Figs Is real pleasure.
Don't think you are dragging your
self: 1t Is composed entirely of Iuss
cious figs, SIENNA and aromatics, and
constant use cannot cause injury.
Ask your druggist for "Syrup, q b,
Figs and Elixir -of SIENNA" and lSa3rl
for the name, California Fig syrup
Company, on the label. This is the
Ken uine-old reliable. Any otkeYa
Fig Syrup offered as good should be;
refused with contempt. Dor Z he irity
poaed upon. AdyertiSeme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

Tuesday afternoon at the Monte Vista
Hotel The highest score was made by
Mrs w, X. Peck who was given heauti-
fui hand painted powder jar. Mrs. Karl
Stoehr won in the cut for consolation a
brass letter holder After the games (, de
iici"us salad course served. Those who
attended were Mrs. Karl Stoehr Mrs d. q
Sayers. Mrs. Horace FoN. Mrs. T. F. Blan-
ton Mrs j. Is. Tasgart Sr.. Mrs W. C.
FAINTER, Mrs II. l.. Parks. Mrs B T.
i:noadS. Mrs. l.anham. Mrs j. w ChaIkley
Mrs w. X. Peck, Misses Rhoads. Mrs Ian
nam Mrs. ] W. chalkiey. Mrs w r.
Peck Misses Margaret Buliitt. Sarah Coch-
ran, Madge Dingess and sophie Worth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
MALVERN HILL
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Especial To The Times Dispatchl
Malvern Hin, Va, March ee.-S. Parke
REGISTER, .Ir of Richmond. and a parry
OF friends spent Tuesday at tho formers
farm, ."Hivcrview."
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 4. Harrison who hava
been In Richmond for several days return
ed nome on Wednesday, accompanied by
Mrs iiarrisons brother. Thomas Dutro of
Richmond.
Miss Size Cleaton, Supervisor OF Schools
FOR Charles city and New Kent Counties
Visited the Malvern Hill public school on
Tuesday
William j. Hogan. OF Dorshams mad.
trip to Petersburg on Wednesday.
u w. Clark has returned 10 Richmond
iron, , Weekend visit with his parents at
Miss Mary Van Peit. OF Prince George
.o"nty' has returned home from visit
Miss Virginia Ladd of Richmond. han
returned from weekend visit to her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William B. LAdd.
Miss Laid was accompanied by her friends
Miss Ceiine Jones, Of Florida: Miss Annis
Symlar. Of HchmonJ. and Miss Florence
Hall. OF North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

Stuarts Calcium Waters cleanse and
clear the blood. driving out all poisOns
and impurities. And you'll never have
a good complexion until the blood liz
clean.
These little waters may ne used with
perfect freedom. Science knows no
more powerful blood cleanser. They
are entirely free from harmful drugs
or opiates. Your doctor prescribes
these hundreds OF times a year.
Stuarts Calcium Waters go right
into your blood Their purifying, bene-
hcial effect upon the blood Is felt
throughout the body. not in year or
r. month. but in a few days You feel
better all over because your blood. the
life-giving fluid, Is doing it's work
properly.
No matter how bad your complexion
Is, Stuart's Calcium Waters will work
wonders with it, You can get these
little wonder workers at your drug
gists for so cents ackage.--Adver-
tisement. s