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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-07-03

isaliy. Tee eve Ain nsssy-e II
~ g neoey-hs te,a ~ . sighi
nev-lts wosth 0ees tAas any 1ety
tAousas1. o.. vs'rs eelas % havs
mcaey To- Tea eeeis
Rawn eAeok - hsF arm anA IAN
Sung hef haok II ~ chair. whats
ehts aesut Halesyf" b. SAID '.ls 4
esuefs
a.,ssy ssaAsl eal.,y. sss sa,l
nothine.
Rawa haif.assai,sa hin, his iares
haal - ~ shesl1R. IDA poe Get
The currsatfs be demanded "Dil 20
really come over under power oat q
one o. or ovesAeadefs
"Yss. to-aisht." said Elaissy. "0ftss
before"
why. NJ boy. ny boyi- bssaa
John Rswn. AZ once be stood back.
large. complaisaat. jsbilant. my boyi"
Wa all he coull cay. Not even his
soul could at o0es Agurs out In fall
acceptance an the future which thess
quiet words Implied
Comet" he explained aftsr . 10
mont. sxcitedly. Lets get to The tel.
sphcAsi ! want Tie wires right awayi
IN make Q million out Of this before
norningi"
And write ne Q check for my ffty
thousand to-nisht?' smiled Halssy.
Surely ] wtll-l'vs told you
would-l1l Do more than that-f'll
make II . twenty-five thousand extra
H<S, usSs - -
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cnAPrsR XIV.


The step eAetherIN.laW.
On this very beautiful evening. In
this very beautiful sesas--as beautiful
- any to b found In al that luxuri.
Gus portion OF = great city represent.
ing the flower Of Z great country's
civilization Hall was Z
double stage. Al the back Of the tall
mansion house countless auto-esru
passed In brilliant procession. carry.
Ing countless men and women. per
sonai svideness Of Oh the ease and
luxury that wealth can bring; and Of
these who passsd. the most part
looked In with envy a The tall man.
sion house bsyond the curvins lines
Of shrubbsry. brilliantly Illuminated
nov. the picture Of beauty and ease,
Of peace and eoatsut Mers thaa one
soft.voicsd woman murmursd, "Bsau.
tifuii" % she parsed. More than
one nan. more than one woman. o..
visd tho owners Of this palaces.
Hes awfully gone On his wife, they
say" commented one young usatsoa,
mach - nany did. mot that ! -
mvsh 10 her mysslf-althoush che
SCENE 70 have . sort Of wsy abous hss.
aftss am
-Lseky ssssari- sssv,sl ~ Ass
hanl.
-Yss. thsy'ss 18th iusky.~
Thas beth ~. an1 Mn. RaWn vsss
lusky ssseDs1 = - ~ esaeeaeue q
oD1oIou e ~ oeoceeeloa q 49,
n00GADl q III momooe aAonn -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-07-03
A Poser.

Mathematical Professor have now
completely discussed the theory OF
probability. Are there any questions
Problemstical Freshman--Yes sir
WIN you please compute the probable
ity Of my passing this course: Dart
mouth Jack o. Lantern.
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nagnnrnnnon $50 vnego a ooou1V
soa0ssl $500 - as11a - ~ ~
hPj W.. hnre asne ebsat ~ ~
~ looke1 fan late his syss, hse en-
90 .hgaghl H .eanght hsS whjt1
vraeeu = ~ kanls: ut az ~ ~
away ~ asms. Ho $1,000 joeking q
~. srownins. uncsrtain. His bloo1
Gsnel.
tits liagsneo,s b sai6. = eemae
n ! oant square Il aay way d. sls
word. In sorry % your accouht-
swfully sorryi" His blood eaDe1.
named.
''Listeu!s she said. painting. eager.
her voice with some strange. oew.
compslling quality IN e. foreign . hes
. 70 himself. "You mustn't %. Yos
mustnt ruin The future Of 10 an n
just . minute Of temper. You mustnS
ruin yourself. or-ma. Besides. thsrss
0racs!"
"Oh. 0racei"
But she's your wife"
mot any longer shes CHOSEN fos
herself. She LEFT ne ano would nos
come back. I'm going now. IN o.
my own from this time
Why notf" she asked ccoIly bet
why wreak ruin on ~ all! fou oonr
stop to Think"
yes. II viii act him BACK pretty
badly" Halsey nodded TOWARD tns
bowed frame Of Rawn. dimly visible.
In the gallery's shade, through the Tall
glass doors.
Yes" she said slowly. hes my
husband. surely.
WHO has given you everything.
She nodded. her arms stu ABOUT nie
neck Let me think this out for al
Of u. Charley. Keep matters % they
are until ! have time to think-wont
you do that much--just that little-for
met"
His hands were still upon her wrists
a. he looked down upon her from bis
height. his eyes angry. his face frown-
Ing. disturbed. Worn almost to gaunt-
ness. tall. sinewy. Of . certain 6istinc-
ton In look. a. he stood there before
her now an ignorant observer might
have thought the two lovers. he her
lover. not her stepson. she at the least
his younger sister. surely" not his
mother by mixed marriage.
As they stood thus. Rawn turning.
saw them through the tall glass door.
His face grew eager. Hes not gone. !"
he whispered hoarsely to his dauGh-
ter. who stood rigid. close at his arm.
She's got him! BY Jove! She's .
wonder-my wife. my wife-she1l land
him yet-she wilt"
DO you see that!" Kissed Grace at
last. pointing at the door.
DO see it-didnt you hear me!
Yes. Of course see III"
And you'll allow that. between your
wife and my husbandr'
ALLOW it-wife!--why! damn you,
S'rl. what are you talking about
wives and husbands!-whats that TO
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-07-03
The unsertunsss Fact.

"a mans sins md him out sooner or
later" said the cynic; but, unfortu.
nately, most OF the time they ind him
in."--Judge.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-07-03


- - ~ onUo - - 1lUA -
IN tg0Uu1A ~ ~ ~ - GnnA
~ evening ~ ooaae1cUl II ~
w. 80 = g1sa1 boanty. Ap0asootly
/ q ~ peaee aA1 eo91eo1 9Uuo was
- 1gaDa v1goooa oQ1y . oo0Go - for
49, = hnogeneGA
Yees tWo 1an1So1 yac1D lyon ~
poone - tA1o boooef. - ~ oonDo q
- 00D1y&Gn1o1 i 1ongy enoln9 ~
| ~ - oo0o1y - NJ - omnoe1oa.
= seessss 81 seeTov. 0eve6 bs1Gtiy:
novo1 inleoa, 70 ~ apDoonton aal
Inevitable -.
Aavnb ve1ces harsh. halt animal ID
- eavaeefy. vahsne6 xDooe G1lAsn
aoore1 eavaDssy = y0eag llalsey'e
eeal u . oasa ~ opask ~ -
tween oeeel an INST Too aeeumu-
loeo9 rooeoe0ent q many 1Ayo 0sds
ueeee enough ~ Balsoy noW.
| IAN rleAt nf. nawn.s sall -. bis
hea1 1ropSens. HI eAiD Gztsa1s1. go
. WITH ths Killing now. n yoa like.
II oeens y tell you s1gAt Asss. that
eese u talk viii T. yoa - 800. II
yoa Hill Ne you kin NJ secret Il
ient youfs, and neltAoe you nor any
other mas p APT y set e going
agAin."
| "Yoa hoan1. you curt" half eobbed
Rawn. His daughter stood, tense. 81.
lent, unnoticsd ct his slbow.
THANK you. Now. IN ten you. I
dismantled every motor. and Tn never
going to build them agaln for Won. 1
meant every word Of what said Also
] mean this!"
A. be spoke he rose ana struck
Rawn full in the face with hin half.
clsnchsd hand. The sound Of tho
blow could have been heard the whole
length Of the gallsry-was % heard.
An instant later, half roaring. John
!: s.: !: ]: :: $: !: !:
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Public oplnlon.

People say how strong public opin-
ion is: and. indeed, II Is strong while
II is In its prime. In It's childhood
and old age II Is as weak as any other
organism. try to make my own
work belong to the youth of public
opinion. The history Of the world is
the record OF the weakness. frailty
and death OF public opinion. aSgeol-
ogy Is the record OF the decay ne
bodily organisms In which lhs
ions have found material efpression
Samuel Butler.
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Psulaa.

- ~ osaisat % yess svu saulta,
esso ysas Dasdsa ~ ethssa-jaaa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-07-03

III you wish hcautiful, clear white
clothes, use Red Cross Bag Blss. Al al
good grocer. Adv.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-07-03

,;i' ~: ~: - -: 80: 1.:s.s 60 81:
-. - - 8 a. g
0s !: 4 6: q: - 4. Iiss::;::: -; =;
QDgeno eo0Dan@. W5eA hl1oe& = 49,
(Ss q Z sslasE g asee2 e - q: :,
q eallry q Maua 49, sSasS 9
- elase = celeaeA ylr4Sla ps.awess
am!enee e - se,Ssss.sses: u.
ssscssi Ma Ssys 49, 90 e pIass e
New Yssk With HaVa .anl NJ DeA-
ware 3 expiain 1eaays n pegfsctlag ~
ssw Istse Is the inoatient l1seceseo. ~
pets message that { 1sforneA Aaaghtos
Ssws Ssrssins With Mis- bsIawass e
wear he jswelsy and appea! q pqeus
with him, ~ Q means to help him y z
buslnsss way. HaWn 10 Fortunate IN mar
ket speculattsas. 49, up wealth a. q.
telns prcmtasncs. He eives hie Vie c
milllcI doi!ess e lave hin. He asks ~ !.
- hc.sshold. orees ..syss e e drrs y.
aiols II The cottage nsar the works. H.l-
psy's machine prOvss svccceA ~ g
heeVs the tact { oecret. v1r11nla dana
ware beccmss more and moro in6t1Degoe-
~ 10 RAWn. Ha takes her 70 New York
- 6usipsss frip. Idls tan peo0pea
hin 10 OFFER her marriage. 3hey ars
nasv3ed. Halsey Threatens 70 ~ q dI-
veeee bscauss his wife refuses y essurn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG

lSpccial % Tho Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, August IL
benjamin r. pitts. who has beer
manager Of the Opera House here 10,
seven years. has purchased of st
George r. FitzhuSh. executor OF the
lat" J. Harrison Kelly. the three STORY
brick building on Main street. and vii
erect on the site theatre
The Rchmond fredericksburg aut
iotoma" RAILROAD Company has pur-
chased Of Judge Alvin 4. t.mbrey. ol
thiS city. the property known AZ The
old Hotel DaGnehl. which IS located ~
Princess Anne street. just south Of aut
adjoining TIA" tracks OF the railroa,
company. It is understood tho rail
road needs tho ground for tr2ckacc.
>. Mc'allN Boulwarc n So:i. who were
burned ont IN the bic iirc here about
Two weeks ago, have contracted with T.
6. Holm for tine erection Of y new
up-to-datc treproof building on IT,,
same site.
James Dart white. a convict. escaped
from the convict road camp ia Orange
county last night
\ stranger ctmc here and went u
tho store or w L Ecsaou. prcseutco
= check Tor $3.50 signed l.. t. lIcth
ANT PAYABLE To llcury Hakcr. after
purchasing - worth of groceries and
received Sit.50 in change. The chcek
turned out - b" forgery. and There
IS but little clue to tho stranger.
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tou NTRY PEOPLE HAVE:
REASON To MILE

: ARNONiA. VA. August lo-This soc
ton including Buckingham. Fluvanna
and portions of Cumberland County. is
now suffering from a drought which
has continued. with but little cessation
since early spring. Corn crops are
practically ruined. except on the
streams, and tobacco is spndling. and
VIII not produce 4 third Of crop
All other growing crops are likewise
suffering. Only melons and a few gar
don vegetables seem 10 he thriving
Tobacco farmers seem 10 be espc.
cially disheartcncd. as the prospects
ar" that even the small crops which
VIII lie harvested cannot be sold on
tho regular dark tobacco markets. a
all Imperial and other foreign tobacco
buyers have already been Withdrawn
. from the markets. II is not known
here what disposition viii be made OF
the dark shipping tobacco which Is
raised In this and adjoining counties
Corn here is selling ut 81 a hushel
and over. and meal rctaiis al from
$llo to Sl.@0 a bushel. All country
merchants have announced consider
able advances In prices OF nearly all
commodities, including sugar and
meats Of all kinds. The great demand
FOR crimson clover seed for fall SOW
ing has fallen off, since seed has gone
M from $3.50 to 81. Many farmers
viii not SOW tho seed at all.
Altoc ether, with poor crop prospects
and the tremendous rise In prices Of
nearly all goods. country people are
rrumbling with no uncertain sound.
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NEWS OF ASHLAND
Especial to The Times Dispatch

ISpecial To The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. Aug. t9.-Invitations
on September II OF Miss Bessie over
ton Reed OF "Bcllevette." Nelson Coun-
ty, to Iialiy Masse son of Senator
Bland Massie. of Nelson County. Miss
Reed has often visited her aunt Mrs
hin Carter, here, and Is quite popular
MIR and Mrs. w. l.. Toy have gone
to Atlantic City Ia spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hutchings
left on Monday for their home In Rich
mond, after a visit TO Mr. and Mrs. G.
g. Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. hin Carter are in At
lantic city for ten days.
Miss Reed. of Hampton, was the
guest this week of Misses Blincoe.
Mrs. Powhatan Breeder has returned
10 Richmonl, after being the guest OF
Mrs. james Chanery.
MISS Barbara Reed. Mrs. Hll Carter.
Jr.. asd Clarence Carter are spending
some time IN Atlantic City.
Miss sara Blasingame has returned
from Alton. where she was the guest
OF the Misses l.apslcy
Rev. and Mrs. George Booker and
children. OF Danvillc. are house guests
Of DR.. aud Mrs s. c. Hatcher.
Misses Ncttie and Lizzie Trevelian
viii leave on Friday to visit their sis
ter. Mrs. John Best. of Warsaw, y. e.
Mrs. l.. f. liartsook has returned
from Hramwcll. W. Va. where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hart
sock.
Nr and Mrs. c. Keith Carin, OF
AieNandria are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. +. Potts
Mrs. Mablc lrhv has accepted a posi-
tion At the John Marshall High School
IN Richmond for tho coming session.
Miss Thresa Dickerson has returned
10 Ellerson. after visit TO her sister,
Mrs. L. w. Newman.
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Dr.. Bra dy's Health Talks
What Is n Specialist

1 Most people harbor n vague fancv
hat medical man must possess Ger
ain exceptional qualifications In or
Ter 10 be specialist. There Is a com
mon supposition that specialists are
!octors with a higher education and !,
'ettcr professional training than tn.
ordinary family physician.
rs matter Of fact. there Is no par
ocular legal standard for specialists
hat differs In the least degree from
ne standard Of educational equipment
aid down by the law for general prac-
toners once man earns his medi-
II degree and secures license from
No medical 'Xaininin; board OF the
tate IN which he intends to practice.
0cH he may set NJ as q family doe
r. n surgeon or Il specialist in any
ranch he prefers.
Experience.
The mere fact that man is spe-
ialst does not mean that he is any
more competent than his colleague i'm
General practice. Naturally. il phv-
2'iciah limits his work strictly to Il Ger
am held IS the eyc ~ the nervous
SION, he would in time acquire more
~ tfss eNpcrtncss from cxncrience
1Aiso. ~ is natural that a man so limit
ms ms practice would desire 10 pursue
fpetiai studies along his chosen line
ost- graduate study--and thus attain
Held '"' - "'"'
But beware of the fellow who calls
'imself a Specialist" and treats an
omerS. no matter what may be their
ronoles The honest. reputable spe-
Iialist viii not attempt to treat condi
'ons outside OF his limited field. in
3'cea nc IS usually incompetent 10 do
To- from sheer lack OF experience
Travelling "SpcciaIists."
And while Won arc
"are particularly of the famous New
DIRK Cor Chicago. or PhiladcIphial
Fpeclalist who will be At the Grand
Hotel Thursday and Friday to meet
|iti sufferers from from all the
|'ilments In the almanac Your own
nome doctors may have their frailties
doctors are more or less human
Feverywhere-but AT any rate they don't
ave to go roaming about the country
y search of patients. do they?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20
HOW OFTEN TO SHAMPOO
IN HOT WEATHER

The heat alone would hardly in
crease the need for extra shampoo
ing, though perspiration leaves more
impurities on the skin OF both body
and scalp. bat in the warm weather
wc indulge IN more out of door life.
which brings dust and dirt in great
cr quantities. Frequency OF sham
poos must be finally decided by the
individual and the hest .ulo is Keen
the scalp aud hair clean" TO keep
the hair bright. clean aud duffy In
warm weather. shampoo with can
throN. which Is not a makeshift. but
made FOR sahmpooing only. The
scalp and hair will not only be
cleansed from dandrum and excess
oil. but wholesome, healthy CON
dition viii follow. \ tcaspoonf,l OF
canthroN, package Of which costs
little al amy drug store. dissolved
IN cup hot water IS ample for the
thickcst growth Of hair. These en-
Vibrating canthroA shampoos make
the head feel good. require little
time or labor and give 10 any hair
a soft nun. beautiful gloss and rich,
even color.-Advcrtiesm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20
Found Dcud Under Car.

TSpcciaI 10 The Times DispatCh.1
VICTORIA. VA. August l9-I |
Hazelwood, day ear inspector for the
Nirginian Railway, was found dca,
here yesterday under a car In lii,
yards. II is believed he was caught
between two cars of a shifting train
His right nip was badly mashed. IL,
leaves wife aud eight children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20

ALEXANDRIA. VA. August &c :
Taylor Burke was list night elected n
member of the Common Council from
the First Ward hy that body. TO mi the
vacancy caused by the death OF coun-
Gilman Frank {. Spinks. lie received
ten votes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20

Special Gable 10 The Times Dispa.c
lARlS, August l3.-Mrs. Edith
Wharton. the prominent American
novelist is playing a prominent part
in the work OF relieving distress here
II - reported that 5000 Americans are
still! stranded In Switzerland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20
Que.tIon. ond Answers

n. 3. V. asks: How should one
modify fresh cows milk for feeding a
TX months old baby?
Reply.--Let the Jar OF milk stand In
old place for four hours. Carefully
remove the upper third. BY means of a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20
/, SOCIETY," Rs s9s )!

small dippcr which will go into milk
jar. OF this upper milk take four
ounces or milk sugar take one ounce
~ barley water take one pint Mix
and keep In clean Jar In cool place
Every four or nve days increase pro
portion or upper milk by one ounce
and use an ounce less OF BARLEY water
accordingly. When you reach the
point where YOU use all the upper
milk from the jar. then begin using
whole fresh milk instead OF upper
milk. and gradually increase strength
until the baby can take plain milk at
cight or nine months.
Mrs. q. J. inquiries: What is in,us-
SUBSCRIPTION In baby. and how can n
mother recognize il
Reply. ---lntussuSceptton means oh
struction Of the bowel caused bv one
length OF bowel being drawn into an
other length. II is the commoncst
cause 81 intcstinal obstruction In
babies. The characteristic signs arc
~ sudden onset Of coiicky pain. (2)
repeated vomiting. 80 discharge or
blood stained mucuS or Shiny material
from bowel, hut no focal matter. 80
and indications % great prostration
or weakness In the baby.
oNlco man writes. | understand tha;
many pills used as laxatiycs contain
aloes which tcads 10 cause piles Is
phen"lphthaleln n good laxative for
person habituallY constipa,.d?
Ienly.-fou arc right about alocs III
~" pills and tablets phcnc. 2hrhalcin
when tho tablet Or wafer is rnasticated
rs very harmless laxative. The rca-
son YOU must masticate ii the drug Is
tasteicss itself Is that phcnolphthalcln
Is irsolublo, ana would not work well
otherwise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20

Rf EHlpN1hlt SptiN unit MaiCrmc ION
from ,.aG t. IT, ocloct bv Miss car
W3ni. ~ her nom" On Woodland
100 - - 'u',rtainncnt W's ~
N%'',"' ~ Mss NoriS M"ycr. - hnheld.
r. +" ih "hc-io compliment = numper
yen ''eS' nn u ~ 49, 49, Gesn
ont. and tho ' AFFAIR ~ verN n,oasinr
ON" ~
MISSES NsI,cs md >isrsatc, Parrish
have returned - tuc citN this week,
I,'g 4ye 55e9@5 s~ "G Ia GGsis pa" &c
n nnris'a,m. sg pear Madisqn G ,..a
- ess i". bNhcn 'hriStal. hreS.
Tnrhhura "'s ' mem 49, ~ H. nous, ~
party, rcJurneJ 10 NOR homes last
Nrck
Miss Huth HatcS NiN return 10
Richmond some tl,nc shortly
hlls Louis ~ Lefr anu daughter. Miss
tl'ra Let - litt@ourrh. VIII" HAY"
eG@n ~ Nici'n9?nd ~ the past month,
1pW NiSllliS .irS J.'c"N Low,
552S r9 % ONE S.f nera rh G % 10 Join
Ills wife and daIrhfer,
Miss Ida Len az ip,,sbureh. VII,
came mere from Atlantic CITY whore
she mad spent montn. mas concluded
her visit with relatives and has re-
turned home
Amelia Chapter. United Daughters y
M M @iii.Heite> ~ nave th"ir an
nu'i reunion and hasKet picnic on
fm,I..n c-o.c' H,"cri1 W..
ciiN-. vim H. tho snr,l.cr ~ ia o,ras
la, AMI fn,.t,.,,t,, f ~ n - -,
Cd by tho chapter to Mrs Norman y
Randolph as We'll As the officers Or
the Chesterfield and rowhatan chant
ors tinted paushters Of the Confod
.naSN ~ huin9er 81 promin"ni pcoDie
RON litAi""Hd WIN 20 10 Amela 70
uo,,i,.cr Moonllrh, E,curs,.,
onr ar ia. ''ts. i,'inrnu,'"n o.tr.
Of mi. week y-iil il. tbc annti,l ,inni,.
Hight excursion - ,nc iIowitzcrs.
which viii take place SATURDAY even
ing. ana tn. HowitzerS and their
friends viii make the trip down the
river o. hoard ~" steamship iocahon-
IN in. daete W,i. re nusiG, ana dam,
~. TT" reiF"shm'h's VIII % served
:" ''''
H., IN nm" '"t "' loW";
ihonas !; '2or" IS INC Eues,
- ., t:@r lll"lnGr. ~ = :. fiaEemeSeF'
~ N'hue PunhFor'' Maine
Mrs. George = MORGAN has bcc,n
called - Cleveland. ohio. by the III
ness o. her mother ~ mat place.
Mr. ana Mrs Hiram NJ. smith and
their children have returned from Wiz
NJ N.,fc ,,;il. i. ,.,h,
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Household
Interests
My Daughter Confidant
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.

No Office OF tho many enjoyed by tho
/, God mother is more important and far
reaching In its administration than
lat Of being her daughters coniidantc.
In too many Instances the young girl
cars TO confide TO her mother the story
II her own little WRONGS
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LILLIAN uusseil.. Ansvcr-.

~ II H.. Bay rum * good for tho
PAIR, FOR II stimulates the oil glands
put would not recommend the con-
Itant use of n 10 remedy a lifelcss CON
Jlition Scalp massage IS excellent for
1hts purporc When the scalp becomes
| light and adhcres 10 tho skull. the hair
|rill lose It's lustcr ana become l!rol.ss
does not TAX" much time To massage
ne scalp At night. and IL rs more henc-
Iclal man bay rum. when taking
Iio"n the hair shake II two or three.
lines 10 loosen 1t. then massage the
nitro scalp with the tips Of the fingers
or about ten minutes by doing this
You vii! see "A vast difference in your
3alr ~ weeks time II viii become
| I'LL OF life and VIII also remedy the
~ condition. RrushinE is also good
Tor the HAIR. Brush each side At least
| 90 strokes. but ho sure 10 lift the
hair out from the scalp..aud not 50 /,
fill lie HAT II sou WIN send me a
tanned. addressed envelope, shall 10
fad 10 send YOU a formula for an OK
client hair tonic with complete in.
tructions for scalp massage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20

Tho mother who makes companion
70 her daughter, who listens cheerful
y and patiently 10 the little stories OF
he first love spats. who has :: kind
word OF advice when Size hears ~
'choolday troubles. soon wins tho girls
onhdehce as the years 70 by The
girl goes TO her mother with confcs-
ions she would make to no othcr living
ou'--coni csSions which. If no, made.
,u' harhorcd aa secrets: might change
n" rntlre course of the girls life.
But the mother who enjoys this con
d"nce must b. careful as she hears
nose stories from thu lipa 81 the ono
Vho loves hor most, Lost BY Gliding
ne ends these condolences
remember. Mother. YOU were young
oursclt once and made mistakes just
~ your daughter makes them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20

Misses joNucr we're Mr, aud Mrs. H. II
Derrick Misses Lucy Kelly. Mary WI
Hams. uf SUFFOLK; Gertrude Saunders.
Of Everctta; Eioisc price. Mario Long,
Of Norfolk, Hattie kelly. 81 Newport
News. sarah chapman Of pcndran.
M"ssrs. Guy u pcrsinccr. OF Char
lottcsvilte. Erncs, " House or New
port News. Charlie Gag. of Norfolk;
shelly JOINER. OF Orbit. Sidney Lenard.
II "readdng. Aubrey King, thnmbliss
Picgcc. oscar Roberts, prs 7 J. kir*
ard Ire Itirgin. ~ Winsot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-20

Misses Mary and Phyllis Keavcney.
Catherine and Mary riaceman, Marie
i<enscl, Josephine and Edith i:belblut
Rose. Bertha. Annie and Lille Winrlcr
and cullen Browu have just returned
from delightful camping party at
Diascund Yachting. motor parties.
dancing and watermelon feaiS fur
nished amuscmcnts for the guests and
the affair was chaperoned by Mrs
l.. Wircler