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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
THE TIMES SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1918
GoRDoNsvILLE
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Gordoasviic. Va. September e5-Mrs.
Allen Potts returned IRON, Hot Springs on
Friday
Mr. and Mrs NJ V. Butler. MarshoI. hut.
ler Jr.. Mrs. Margare, Graves. Mrs. Fair.
fax Jones. William Southaii and sidney
Clay motored to Gordonsviile on wcdnes-
day, and are guests at Spring fields" Fair
fax Jones Joined Mrs. Jones FOR q week end
Miss Katherine X. Scott returned 10 SCUM
Richmond on Friday. where she win teach
In ,, tho high school curing this session.
Mss lef for G5sgss snd Miss a%so
where they teach in the high school during
this rs. fall LA and winter Inter:
went to Norfolk on Saturday, where she
Mrs Kirk. before returning TO her home in
Baltimore.
Miss .llthca Cosby returned to Washing
ton on Wednesday after spending Some time
visiting relatives AMI friends in Orange.
has been the cues: of Mrs NJ D. Cow
, nerd. Jr.. for the last :nonth returned home
on Thursday.
guest OF her sister. Mrs VI. Wilbur C os
borne for several Gays this week.
, louisville.
cepted .pooltion at Charleston. " Va.
Miss Ida Camper, OF Orange spent
eral duys .shs Week with her sister. Mrs
c. r. cowherd.
Bliss Homassell Graves vas Weekend
guest OF Mrs. RuiIin at "Springficlds."
John 4. Hays spent several days visiting
Mir and Mrs. e. T. cowherd this week. en-
route from Hampton to Spokane. Wash
where he has secured professorship.
Mrs. Damon. OF Richmond Is visiting Mrs
Allen Potts. Mr.. Potts spent the weekend
with his family at Happy Creek"
John Chandler is visiting Mrs Chambers
parents Mr. and Mrs Conway Newman. At
Barboursviile.
Mrs JameH p Flewellen spent several
days rercntly with her parents. Captain and
SFs. Wambersie. near Orange
Mgs. Bernard Payne and children were
guests th!s week of Mrs W +. Jacobs and
Miss Elizabeth StrattoT. in the city
Mrs. D. S. Fitzhugh and little son. Mel
have returned from visit TO her
mother. in Washington.
Miss Irva sutton. after spending several
days with her friend Miss Margaret Mar
tin in tho city. left few, days since for
Robert Scott o. Huntington. u. Va. spent
e few days this week in the city. tho guest
OF his sitter. Aiis5 Anna Scott. and other
relatives.
Mrs J l. T. sneed has returned from a
visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. /.
Marshall. In Charlottesville.
Miss Marie Ford and .br other Leslie. after
spending time at the home of their
aunt. Mrs T.. l., Freddy have returned to
their nome In Richmond
Mrs. NJ. y. Swan and children. Mrs
VI. Mcclure and children and Mr.. and Mrs
r =. riog ,hesd sIeit several days, this week
with relatives and fricnds In the Valley
OF Virginia.
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MY success in reducing my own fat
p fn1 that ssi,I there is no such word
TO my fate. and although every one
y Saiu d TeHas. there ere is no way out OF
reducing specialist could reduce nv
weight. I determined not to give up in
despair. with the result that / abso-
great book on obesity, which give. fuii
particulars of my simple, safe, quick.
MARI marm Less rat reducing treatnent, l,
who wish to reduce their weight any
number of pounds"
,,,tt Is simply astonishing the Juror
t thss new new treatment is. causing among
Whom m' shs has 1rl svsn Of Miss duinan
the worlds most famous 6,nc rom
Petite adelaide, says: "D 6eare MISS Es
the high excs me 1oneJratuiate you upon
neW obesity treatment. which l And
ce peSes me ns. as a5apidly as desire. SIN
praise and sraaitude orsep letters Of
MI, MISS Guinan from all parts of the conn.
her t s,,nn. these who have reduced with
nellie. the Quaker maid. one of of fhe
sarths greatest beauties. states abe
ao,t 10 pounds the first week with this
this ren,as new SIS trestment 1t is said
IKE the treatment used by the court
W 1H"igs ana nd famous actresses of the Old
remedy throughout Europe and~tha
remar kabie thing is that Texas Gi,innn
Ha me I'M mr9t TO introduce it in America.
r1bution. should be requested nv oil
VINO desire quick reduction 1t is writ
how hon IN IN fascinating a style: 1t explains
VINO Is acknowledged America's moat
S S.e;e,h, star. reduced her own
the s monster sstvGnI FAP pounds and conquered
This glorious little woman is doing
ner utmoat to benefit fat men and
women women who are in need OF a perfect
h home II tr ,a, Eyerything will be
age. so that In your own room, away
from all prying eyes, you may plan to
r CssT,nce your weight at once. Miss
bde e. with superhuous fat. and there
Dy make life really worth while.
gu Mb't shs her s.i at once. and learn the an
Started S to t deye Then n her grish beauty
lions. Read or ,h 10 abnormal proper
when that monstere ! !ears m she w ,,p
fession t ana f fnss must ,n give her pro-
now she experimented, how She tried
eeWwerything and, finally. with patient
b her. 70 ana determination she conquered
may improve your own form and JnI
stroy your own fat so 1t will not he
iiHib ass ne necessary for you to suffer the
per there Is no exercising or physical
culture Of any description in her treat
i Inent, no harmful massage or worth
Tess poison body lotions. You may eat
as many meals daily as you desire and
go right on rapidly reducing. A most
astonishing part Of this fat reducing
lreatment Is that 1t does not produce
WRINKLES or leave the skin fiabby. All
who have been dieting and starving
Iqs,a,sen res, trying to reduce their
srcises and internal baths. and who
nave been taking internal and external
rom edies: should write for copy Of
nsE EIEl Tee4a M FRhE book entitled RAPID
E4ERCISE. DIET OR INTERNAL,
EEM RD!Bs."s so that You may start
4;t 70, reduce your burdensome fat as rap
prisf letter Or 9 postcard and ask for
her her new S. book. Everything wifi 30
sent sen. absolutely free. DO not sond any
Address TEXAS GuINAN, Suite ea1.
fsSS nss,l ysIig Los nslss, Cali
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Radford. Va. September .o.-Miss Ireno
Martin was the hostess at six tables of rock
or Thursday afternoon at her irome on
Downey street In honor OF her guest Miss
Claire Powell. of Birmingham, Ala The
lower floor was artistically decorated in
flowers and ferns. Mrs. Walter Roberts, Jr
and Miss Marie Louise Galloway presided
over the punch bowl. Misses Anna CasseI
and Marie Louise galloway assisted the
hostess I'm serving ice course. followed
by hints.
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Robinson. OF
Cumberland, Md. spending some time
ct the West End Hotel.
EN-Gcvcrnor J. Hoge Tyler spent We'd
ne-day in dublin
Miss Camm Johnson. OF winston sa lem.
Ia spending the winter with her grand
mother, Mrs. c. q. Johnson. and IS at
tending the R;,uford Normal.
Mrs. II. V. Scott left Thursday for Rich
mond. where she Will spend time.
Nj. and Mrs. Bonncy left Thursday for
Newark y. j.. after spending the summer
with their daughter, Mrs a. P. Goldsmith.
on Third Street.
Miss Evelyn Lyle is visiting her grand
Joe Campbell. OF Winston Salem. spent
Wednesday with his sistcr. Mrs W. b.
FuQua.
Charlie Brown left the first of the week
for Pittsburgh, Pa. where he will teach
In Carnegie School of Technology Mr..
Brown is graduate of Princeton Univer
sity.
Mrs william Flanagan OF Christians
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Miss Emma Broaddus, of Richmond. is also
.i-,;lur ~ the home of ". r. Broaddus
Hrrhr"t Srenc"r and & milv. of San ~
tonic. Texas. who have been visiting Mrs.
Emma Roy Spencer. have returned to Rich
mond. en- route to their distant home
Mrs. H. j. Charley gave enjoyable
supper recently to- her young friends
Master Edward Steere to celebrate his
birthday; entertained large number OF his
little friends Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Duerson. of Stanton who
mas been visiting her sister Mrs. McClenny,
has returned to her home to resume her
school duties
The beautiful home of r H. Galpin. OF
New Jersey, wellknown as waterviile, on
me historic Pamunkey River. In King VIII
liam County. with Its broad lawn and mag
nihcent trees. was the recent scene of the
most enjoyable dance of the season. There
were guests from King William County,
West Point. New Jersey, Florida. Phiadel-
phia- Cumberland and Louisa Counties
r Charles Gault and Rev. Razzie Truitt have
returned to Ashland. where they are stu
dents AT Randolph Macon College.
Mrs. j. w Ryland and son. Willie Mason
OF Grbanna visited this week In the home
OF DR.. b. b. BaGby. after spending some
time In King and Queen County
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burg and Mrs. John Bonnet. OF Florida.
spent several days last week with Mrs.
w. j. Flanagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan Lcfebvre. of Roam
okc, spent the Weekend las; week with
Mrs. Lefebvres mother, Mrs. l.. W. Clark.
At u business meeting OF the Music Club
last Saturday In the club hail several new
members were present. Business meet
inSs will be held the third Saturday OF
each month, and the program concerts
Will be given the first SATURDAY
Emory Mitchell OF Blueteld w. Va, spent
several days with his mother Mrs w. ID.
Mitchell, on Sixth Street.
Sidney Johnson left this week for Wash
ington and Lee
At meeting of the Radford Chapter
United Daughters OF the Contederucy, Off
GERS were elected for tho ensuing year
and delegates To the Richmond convention,
September 20 To october 3. were chosen
The officers are follows: president. Mrs.
Mark Reid; first ce-prcsdent. Mrs. j. S.
Wright; second ce-prcsdcnt. Mrs. N z.
Earheart; third vice president. Mrs f. J.
Swlsher. fourth vice president, Mrs. A. j.
woodward. recording secretary, Mrs. Will
Ham lngles: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
c. w. Lyle; treasurer Mrs William Ingles,
Jr.; registrar, Miss Lillian McNeai; his
president. Mrs. L. Z. Adams, The delegates
are Mrs NJ. Reid. Mrs Il. c. Adams, Mrs
George Lyle and Mrs. William Ingcs: al
ternates Mrs j. L. Eakin. Mrs. y. p,
Harmon Miss Nellie Smith and Mrs. a.
:. Johnson. There are ninety members on
the roll. which entities this chapter to four
delegates
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my bpeaarance. My fat just rolled
ava, After After the first three days 1 no
dudoen grew greater and greater until
nntS was almost appalled, with de-
sgSe ss e OF IN, my efforts and when /
7fpounds of my fat without lesvin9
aWrinkle, and the glory. OF my new
t4ure and the grace and beauty OF
Is curves gave me the admiration of
he world. enjoyed the triumph OF
ny life and the success OF my Whole
lareers when my manager. Mr.. shubert.
On account of my glorious new figure.
made mo the star OF the 'Passinr
show. and, mind youl this very same
manager had said I was doomed to
oblivion Just a short stimo before whom
tipped the scales at two hundred and
our pounds. I was crushed and bewii-
Tered when he told me he could not
give me part In the Passing Show
lnlegs could reduce my enormou
weight, and my heart hangs heavy
With the memory OF the fat days that
irei gone when my fat. ungainly. figure
Ia. aSSpS3 IL and "a tug e. :. D B
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PULASKI
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day Club held Its initial meeting for the
season on Thursday afternoon with Mrs
H. c. Gilmer hostess The meeting was
answer to roll call was made with inter-
esting current events. Plans were dis
the members enjoyed a splendid musical
program. Miss Margaret Camp. of Rich
rendered several vocal selections. while
Shuberts "Serepade." and other piano Sc
PLAYED by Miss
were folows Mesdames John S. Draper.
Q. p: Jordan, f: r Howard. W. $. Gilmer.
Laughon and Mrs j. c. wysor and Misses
Mary Bell. Mary Ella Darst. Nellie Macgill
Included Incl Mrs. Finley Fl sp Dunlap. Hinton ",
Va; Mrs. Chiles of Floral City. Fla: Mrs.
Lou Hankla. Of Rural Retreat; Miss Mar
II. Woollng. w. II. Trolinser, Ella Woods,
&c. E. Phelps, E. H. Allison, A. V. Han
Howard. w. c. Price James d. Kent. lessee
n Bosang and y ~ Bushong. and Mis-, Misses
Stone. Belle Hitzhcimer and Charlotte
Trolinger.
students of various educational institu-
lions have left this week follows: Misses
Anna Belle Chafiin and Elizabeth Jordan.
to Womans collese. Lynchburg; Miss Mary
y. c.; Miss Mary Laughon. to stonewall
Jackson lnstit.te. Abingdon; Misses Nell
and ElizaSeth Keey aSd Eiissbe.h '' chsri are
ton. to Farniville State Normal School ;
Guy Iiaughon, to Washington and Lee
Lexington; Price Trolnger. University of
Virginia; Thomas Painter. to Union Theo-
logical Seminary. Richmond; Harry Booth
o. p. Jordan. Jr.. and Howard Grove.
Emory and Henry; ]. Donald Wysor, to
Pennsylvania State College.
Rev. w. w. Jones md sister. Miss Julia,
have returned from n visit with relatives
at Corinth. Miss. and Bolivar. Tenn. They
we're accompanied by brother. DR.. Paul
T. Jones. of Corinth.
Miss Aldnh Larew has returned to Lynch
faculty of the won,an's College She
visited friends at Charlottesville en- route.
Mrs. l. w. Walker ana Miss Annie Ecl,-
man, after a visit OF some weeks With
their brother, John w. Eckman, have re-
tusnfd TO their home ut Philadeiphla:
lsRoexbtid se. County sore q SylsIs with .Tela,
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WEST POINT
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Especial 10 The Tires Dispa;ch
Vest Point Va. September 2o-Amons
the yachts and sailing craft that nave
been noted in these rivers recently is the
Admiral. owned 10y Mr.. Bush. OF New York.
Mr. Bush is Il member OF the New fork
Yacht club His wife and daughter and u
friend Mr. Bailey. with his VITO ana da"En-
ter. and others ere in Inc party that APP
peared off the deck in West Point SUNDAY;
They have been cruising on the Mattaponi
ever since or pleasure bent.
Mr. and Mrs. r. j Palmer arc entertaining
Il house party, consulting q: their SON Jctcr
Paine and wife, Of Norfolk. aud three ais
tors of Mrs Jcter Palmer-Siisaes !ncauetine.
v.rgilia and LINDA Atwood. OF Anpomat,oS,
tho 81, rrncr in Darlington. England. in the
horne OF her parents, Will return to her
home here in few days
The West Point High School opened :hls
week with :, good enrolment and bright
prospects ahead
ard Mrs Writ Maary. OF Richmond. are
house guests in the home of j. H Gary.
Mrs. V. 81. Broaddus. OF King anu Queen
10 'hs Of her son. w r. Broaddus
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GLADSTONE

Gladstone, Va, September 2o-Mrs J. A.
capeil and son. Curtis. left this week for
u visit to relatives In Washington
Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Akcrs visited Lynch
burg this week
Miss Alice Williams and tho Misses Smoot,
Taylor.
Miss Matte Christian. of Aliens Rest. is
visiting Mrs. J. J.. Terry.
Miss Mary l.. Wallace left this week for
Randolph Macon College. Lynchburg.
RichInond
Mr and Mrs j s. Carter have returned
virginia
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CONCORD
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: t'Fee'H1 70 TIC tr111es- r'IsPatVH
Concord, Va. September 2o-Mrs r. Y.
Johnson left Wednesday for New York
City, where she will spend the winter as
chaperoa OF her niece. Miss Maggie Tabb
who will study art
Professor John G. Fisher left Friday for
Brookneal to take charge as principal Of
the Brookncal High School.
Major ID. j. Evans. Kit CardweiI and
j. II. Steele attended the Confederate
reunion in Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Akcrs and Mrs John
W. Hunter, after spending several days
with friends here returned home Sunday.
Professor w c. lkenberry. who is prin-
ctpai of the high school, and Mrs: Ikenberry
arrived here Friday to spend the winter.
Misses Mildred and Murreil Hunter, OF
Roanoke, returned home Tuesday.
Richard Cross left for Richmond on We'd
nesday to resume his studies at Rich
mond Medical College.
Miss ifiie Garrett. OF Amherst. is visiting
Mrs. Pomp Hudson.
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GOURAUD'S
Oriental
cam

It renders the skin like the softness of
velvet. leaving 1t clear and pearly
white. daily necessity for the
ladies' toilet. whether al homo or while
travelling. as it protects the skin from
ell weather blcn,ishes. 1t IS perfec.
non-greasy toilet cream. and positively
will not cause or encourage the growth
OF hair. which every lady should guard
against when selecting a toilet prep
arntion.
At Druggists and Department Stores
FERD T. HOPKINS & son. Props,
.. Great Jones ST.. New York.
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tivcs and friends
Miss Susie Purvis has gone to Green's
horo. y. c.. where she will he n member
OF the faculty of tho State Normal School
j. d. Whitman, of Oklahoma. has arrived
for visit with his father W. II Whit
man. in the country
Miss Margaret Camp. after a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Carl S. Matthews. has re-
turned to her Richmond home.
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CONTINUED From ThIrc ppxc

Continued From Third resc.)
ments Will BIO served at small table
decorated with flowers. Tho public 1.
cordially invited to attend.
Called Meeting.
There will be an important calIe,
meeting of the bosrt; OF managers O
the Virginia Homo for Incurables OF
"Wednesday morning at IL O'clock a
the home. The president of the boar,
Urges all mambers to be present wed
nesday.
In nnd ont OF Town,
Miss Maria Blair has returned [,
Richmond. after spending two week
vita tho Misses Walden in Chesterfield
Miss Gladys Bealc, who has bed
visiting In Washington. has returned
her aomc.
Mrs. b. T. Walking and Miss Etel
Crenshaw Watkins have returnedto
their home. Travellers Rest" in Ces-
terheld. after spending some tim in
the Adirondacks and Canada.
Miss Martha p. Bcale. of thiscity.
is visiting friends in Detroit. Mio.>for
several weeks
Miss salle Puryear har retused to
the city. after an extended ST with
relatives in Orange, and is nor at her
home. sol West Grace Strcetfor the
winter.
Mrs. NJ. x. Coster and sri Helene
Coster. who have been visjng Mrs.
James A. Grigg here. have turned to
their home in Pittsburgh. Il
Mise Lena Blum has retuied to her
nome, 1924 Monument AYnue. after
spending the summer in III mountains
OF Virginia.
Sir. and Mrs. e ". Mariall and Miss
Marion Marshall. Of Par Avenue. are
spending several weeks I New York.
Mr.. and Mrs b. Gwsimey Fitzger-
aid have returned TO !he city. after
spending the summer iiChester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thon.s 3. McAdams.
who have been at tn White Sulphur
all summer, have riurncd 10 Rich
mond.
Mfr. and Mrs Dudw Whitehead have
returned to their hoe on East Frank
lin Street after n tveral weeks stay
In Chester. where he latter has been
recuperating from. severe iiincss.
Miss Mary sauncrs. of West Franz
lin street. is registered at the Hotel
Dennis, in Atlanr city.
Mr.. and Mrs falter l.. Lefcw have
taken house Plum street for the
winter.
s L. HaynesJr.. who has been the
guest of Willim Grigg here. has re-
turned 70 Macn. Ca. where he Will
make his hom'
Mr. and MrsWilliam G. Jackson have
taken an Apartment at 1923 Grove Ave-
nue. for the cminS winter.
Miss LouisiWingo, of ilo North LON
hardy Stree formerly of Charlotte.
who has ben i'll at the Stuart Circle
Hospital VIII typhoid fever. is now
slowly imprvins.
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Always Beautiful

Whatever he- rank in society--a wo.
man should always be beautiful; It Is
her part in life. almost her duty.
Although advancing years. oicisn.ss,
grief. anxiety may dim her beauty,
fade her complexion and produce wrin-
kles. there IS a cure
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FAMOUS ACTRESS LOSES 20 LBS. OF FAT
Texas Gunan Star of the Passing Show Company Offers Her Own
Marvellous New Treatment to Fat Folks
new TREATMENT GIVES ELEGANCE OF FIGURE AND STARTLING RESULTS QUICKLY
Pounds as
You Desire By This Astonishing New Method

AS Teas Guinan had to perform at
the msdpee 1t seemed the easiest thing
without, consulting her. The vigilant
stage toorkeeper was easily passed
The ,dessing room was Hospitality
Miss Gutnan, that ia, what Is left OF
her. appeared.
so you have cone to learn the story
said Texas IN her breezy style. with her
glorious countenatcc beaming In smiles
al her supreme glidness. realizing how
ing admiration ard applause upon her.
glory Of her form. which she
transformed almost as II by a
magic with her own marvel
Gus new treatment 4
While You M,,. ar. not g sarre, to If
said Texas, 1T /, true that my xAsS
about with my own de fAM
lightful treatment. but IFm
II cost me n pretty sum NJ
of money to learn or II. AsNS
secret Of how j lost my
weight free 10 report
a book telling all about
this wondreus new 22fA s.
treatment which res Ia So
cued me from the thrall-
has just cone off the $3Ess
free to fat burdened s
men and women, as
early learned in life $
that the OILY way to know
happiness was to give IL to
others. and II by letting the
world know OF this harmless. ~
quick method OF reducing
weight. ean do great good,
then / will feel that 1 have not lived
in vain."s
But won't you give me an inkling
of It's component parts? Just a sug-
sestsi a oa a. TO what II Is, or will | have have
That is exactly, it," said Texas. but
! don't mind n telling you you what the
Of Internal Drugs or u @edene sheTe
is nothing to take. internally. Neither
is there any pink ccolored camphor
rub on the body. There is no sweating.
no bandages. no Turkish baths. The
treatment does not consist of a single
scription There is no diet. One may
absolutely eat all the food they desire
Of any kind. and go right on reducing
There are no enemas or flushing of
the colon no harmful massaging, no
merging yourself in hot baths with the
tub filled with obesity water or epson
salts, nor does 1t Include any medical
nothing TO do with any drug store
prescription to have filled. There Is
no formula to carry out, no soaps to
rub on the skin; neither is 1t relig-
ious fafSh cure or Christian Science
stunt. II Is not vibratory electric
massage treatment, mental suggestion
no. and 1t is nos belt or mechanical
device OF any kind.
IT have tried many such fakes. !!
concoctions to rub on the body. I have
tried sweating and taking Turkishl
baths. exercising, physical culture nn9
everything known to sclepce. without
result, anu without losing weight AZ
dlegust all, further efforts to redus
my enormous weight, which was "
hundred and four pounds, ], by lucT
harmless. rapid. safest fat redncK
treatment OH earth. 7 tried II on NJ
yncls with estonishtng results
& s & 3!gsI y! a IS
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Mrs. NJ. K. Coster and SIN Helene
Coster. who have been vising Mrs.
James "A. Grigg here. have r!urned to
their home in Pittsburgh. II
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Sir. and Mrs. e ". Marlall and Miss
Marion Marshall, Of Par Avenue. are
spending several weeks I New York.
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Miss sallie Puryear has retuied to
the city. after an extended ST. with
relatives in Orange, and is nofa at her
home. sol West Grace Strcetfor the
winter.
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Mrs. 3. II. Walking and Miss Etel
Crenshaw Watkins have returnedto
their nome. Travellers Rest" in Ces-
teTheld. after spending some tim in
the -Adirondacks and Canada.
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Mise Lena Blum has retuied to her
home. 1924 Monument ASnue. after
spending the summer in III mountains
of Virginia.
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Miss Martha p. Bcalc. of thiscity.
is visiting friends in Detroit. Mio.>for
several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs b. Gwsmcy Fitzger-
aid have returned TO The city, after
spending the summer itChester
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Miss Gladys Beale. who has bed
visiting In Washington. has returned
her i1omc
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thon,s 3. McAdams,
who have been at tn White Sulphur
all summer, have riurncd TO Rich
mond
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In patent button, round toe and
low heel. ~ shoe with n style all
it's own. You want to be sure and
see this one.