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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-16
Dizzy Head, FIuttering Heart, Float

a nese are signs OF kinney ana blad-
backaches and be tired all over. Don't
wait longer, but begin taking Foley
before your miserable sick feeling will
be gone. You will sleep well, eat
well and grow strong and active again.
They are a tonic and your entire sys-
tenn as well as kidneys and bladder
will be benefited by their use. Try
them C. C. Bingham adv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-16

The rs cent piece was made IA
Gus by the American Liver Tablets,
the perfect laxative.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-16
Corn Comes OFF as
Easy as You Please!
'Cets-It' Being Used BY MiIIions

1t is the first time that a real, sure-as-fate
corn cure has ever been discovered. GETS
1T" is the new contender, based on an
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-16

said District. this End day Of September,
WALTER p. SMITH.
TudUe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
WHY MODERN W0MEN'S HAIR Is
GETTING THlk-..By Mdm Beaupre

Wigs, switches, curling tonss. ar
tifcial waving. singeirg, etc, have
combined to ruin Jhv hair OF many
women, so there is decidedly an in
crease in badness. But proper care
Will develop heavy. beautiful halls
upon any head. In washing the hair
do not use a makeshift which may
remove more than the excess oil,
leaving the hair dangerously dry,
lut use something which is made
for shampooinE only. \ perfectly
safe, economical, invigorating sham
poo, that makes the hair so fluffy II
seems much heavier than II Is, can
be had by dissolving a teaspoonful
canthrox. which avery good druggist
sells, in n cup hot water. This mix
ture cleanses gently. yet thoroughly.
removing all dardruff. excess oil
and dirt, giving to the scalp and
hair the vigor that insures scalp
health and hair-beauty. CanthroN
shanpoos make tie head feel good,
make the hair look good. are very
beneficial where hair g faded, dull
OF brittle. and the regular use OF
canthroX Will greatly enrich the
color of the hair and give beau
tiful gloss and sot,ness.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

! Ilatz. returned /" Richmond Sunday
after q trip to Charlottesville.
In New York.
- Among the Richmond people noted
| in New York during past week have
been Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Kelley. Julien
i. Iiaig. Miss y. - Winston. james l..
Valentine. MIR. and Mrs. r. II. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs !. II. Hutchinson. Mr.. and
Airs. w. McIicevcr. MIR. ana Mrs. Will
Ham g. owen, Miss Rosa Il. licxtcr.
MIR. and Mrs. l." w. Pizzini, w. Il. Miller
and Mrs. 4. Il. Fuller.
Interesting Social.
Park Place Methodist Episcopal
Church viii hold a soc!ablc to-lnorrow
evening from 5 TO II o'clock. to which
every member OF the church and school
is invited.
Thc young women OF Mir. Chapcl's
class who viii have charge OF the
} decorations are Misses Laura Blanton.
Lena McGhc". Nerna Whipplc Char
lotte chapel. Lucy Simms. Lucille Mont
somery. Anna Belle Thomas
Airs. Mamie Carson. Mrs Blair Mat
;hcws and Mrs !. Lee Todd will serve
refreshments. Mrs. 6. NJ. Eddiugt tons
and Miss Bessie litcr's class will serve
as the reception committee.
Tie program will he informal.
There will be nvc-minutc talks by the
Hev. !. j. Bradford, Il. Ivcy. e. II.
Chapel Judge Melville Peek and GIL
I bert H. Hunt. The following young
girls will arrange games and amuse-
Allen, Minerva Adams. Mary Chapel,
Ann Graham. Mamie Shcrrod.
The quartet choir. Mrs. Fox, Miss
Gary. Mcssrs. liutchen and Andrews.
under the direction OF w. Reginald
Walker. will render several selections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Walk in the Right Manner
by LILLIAN RUSSELL

copyright. 1914, by Lillian RussclI.o
Watch carefully the children with
regard TO their manner OF walking
from tho time they take their first tod
ding steps. for upon the habits OF
walking formed early in life depend
strength and health in after years IT
IL not enough to simply support n
child until he is able TO walk from
chair 10 chair, for that is but the be-
ginning Of locomotion. AS the child
becomes more confident AMI is able to
understand instructions he should be
shown correct methods OF walking.
n this practice were carried out
the world over there would be less
broken down arches. less organic trou-
bic. due to improper carriage Of the
bod less pains and aches, commonly
aud mistakenly called rheumatism"
The child should be taught to walk
With toes straight forward and not
turned out. TO turn the toes out
throws the weight OF the body upon
The heels. and the step is not elastic
The arches OF the feet are not brought
INTO play and they settle to natucss
through lack OF exercise
1t is doubly important to he careful
i'm teaching a child TO walk for tho
rcaaon that the bones OF the legs arc
soft, and arc easily nodded in CON
formity TO the muscular action in
walking. There are innumcrablc eases
OF bowed legs" which could have
hecn avoided had the afflicted ones had
proper advice and instructions when
they were small children.
In all cases of apparent doformity
OF tho feet mother should give n
child the benefit of a surgeons advice
for chances arc the child has not boon
walking properly. which is the cause of
tho homes becoming out OF place. or
nissha pen. Foot dcformitica yield TO
manipulation or require surgery, but
whatever is required they should be
attended to without delay. When there
arc pains In tho nerves OF tho limbs
or the muscles do not perform their
functions, II is safe TO look to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mir. and Mrs. George c. Nurney, OF
suffolk. are guests Of their daughter.
Mrs. Thomas y. Smyth. on Monument
Avenue. for n short stay.
Mrs. Virginius Randolph Shackci-
ford. Of Orange. is spending few days
in this city.
Mrs. Henry w. Rountrce has returned
to her home ON Park Avenue. after IL
stay at the White sulphur Springs in
flarrisorburg.
Mrs. Robert Il. Pcyton. Jr.. and her
small son have returned form Atlantic
City and visit TO relatives In Eau
quier County!
r. c. L. Moncure. OF this city, has
been in Stafford County for brief
stay with relatives and friends.
Miss Alta Foster and Miss Zulicnc
Robinson have returned to the city,
after spending some time In Lexington
at Castle Hill.
Mrs. julien Hill is now at Cape May.
\. j., after visit to friends In the
North
Laurence Lee has returned TO his
home in Michigan. after visit to his
sister. Mrs. Maggie Lee Miller. of 626
South Laurel street.
Miss Mary Weaver has returned to
the city. after a short stay. with rcla-
/ tivcs in Prince Edward County.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Phaup. OF 1908
West Main Street. left yesterday for
Jacksonville, Tampa and other points
in Florida.
Miss Julia Omohundro has returned
to the city, after spending the summer
months in Southwest Virginia.
Mrs. a. Y. Burchc. of Newport News.
is spending some time as the guest of
friends in this city.
Mrs. w. H. Hardy, of Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. r. n Smith at her home
on the .Armistead Bridge Road. near
Norfolk.
Corbn Crafford. OF this city. has
gone to Newport News. where. he is
visiting friends for n short stEy.
Miss Mary Anderson. OF Clifton Forge.
is visiting relatives in Charlottesville
before coming to this city.
r.. I. Ford, who has been visiting
friends In Newport News for a brief
stay. has returned to his home In Rich
/ mOnU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
DEEP BREATHING EXERCISE.

HhaeInics. dySpcptics neurotics VIC
'IihS OF chronic constipation. too much
A'oihach-s'lcks away out In front-or
imaginary liver trouble should learn
how to breathe In order 10 cnco,,r.
age them In habit which is certain
10 do good and never harm. a list Of
exercises is described below
Women. az Il general ruic, breathe
more with tho upper chcs,-costaI (rib,
tyne Of respiration They have noorIv
developed abdominal muscles. attribu,
ihle l" corsctlnE. and do not breathe
rs they ought with the great DIAPHRAGM
muscle Men usually breathe mostly
with the diaphragm
IN Celia -. Moshcr. in her large OK
pcricncc with students in a great cirl,
College. concludcht lack OF abdomi-
nal and diaphragm muscle DEVELOPMENT
Was II common cause OF painful suffer
tnS In many young women. She fur
th"r demonstrated that simple fi.-
phragm breathing exercise. If faithful
IS pursued, brought complete relief TO a
great many cases.
But first tho general Instructions
How to Take tho Exercises.
J. STAND erect in open air or before
open window and without constructing
clothing on chest or abdomen or shout
bcrs. Extend arms straight forward
and take dcep slow breath through
nose. keeping mouth closed At the
came time throw the arms and hc:.d as
far back as YOU can. draw I'm Tthe
stomach and throw ont the chest. 30
II with vim. Stretch yourself
> Relax. Arms at sides. Empty
chest inhale deeply while drawing in
yonr stomach and throwing out your
chest after the fashion az the strong
man in the physical culture books.
.. Erect. Deep breath. drawing in
stomach. Raise arms high as possible
then bend forward while holding the
breath. ami try to touch floor with
hands without bending knees
{ Lie on back with knees doubled
UP. Place right palm on abdomen
Take slow. steady Inspiration. trying
I" sec how high YOU can lift the hand
by expanding the abdomen. This is
diaphragm training. Let out the breath
gradually and without jcrky effort.
Repeat several times till nearly tired.
for rainful suffering In young women.
). Sit 1T rest FOR several minutes.
Take watch in hand. Draw modcr-
ate Inspiration. not forcihly. Hold tho
breath as long as YOU can. Normally
the breath can he held thirty-iivc or
forty seconds. II far short Of this.
your heart is weak or YOU suffer from
acidosis.
6. Stand erect. squeeze all the air
YOU can ont OF chest. Bend forward.
Contract the shoulders. hips. face
muscles: strain hard. Squeeze out the
last cubic inch of air Then take a
big inspiration and see how sore you'll
feel
daily for n month, they will bring re-
ncwcd vitality and health TO anybody.
No. I Is particularly beneficial for the
purpOSp mentioned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
BEAUTIFUL BACK YARDS

Continued From Sixth I'agc)
chum. Eilly korn. boss baker and
brother Rotarian.
How about all these towers. INily,
| see in hackyaidS?"
"Oh." was the answer. that's ,he
beauty contest Don't yo uknow about
that
I didn't know. but insisted On bcin"
told And the story is about like this.
Some ono at the Rotary Club, at one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
FnIlove-Dayis.

Especial TO The Tim s-Disphtch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Scptem-
Der 2S.-Sidney Fallowe and Mrs LII
liam Davis. both Of Albermarle County,
were married at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing in the clerks office of the Circuit
Court. the Rev. George L. Petrie. D. D..
officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

Mrs. John p. Davidson and her dauEh-
ter. Miss Mary Davidson. who arc visit
ing Miss Lady Hobson at Hownrd's
! Neck, will return from Goochland next
week.
Mrs. j. c. Martin has returned To
Buck Hill," after a stay Of several
days with relatives in Gloucester
County.
Colonel Gordon McCabe sailed last
Saturday from England for this
country, and Is expected home shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

l'azel: Here Is an excellent tonic for
oily hair: Two ounces OF witch hazel
two ounces alcohol one ounce distilled
water. and forty grains resorc!n. Amply
every night. rubbing il thoroughly
into the scalp and lifting the hair away
from the scalp Do this for two weeks
then wash the hair with tho following
shShpoo and repeat until YOU get the
desired results: one teaspoon Of Co
iogne. one teaspoon or more of tincture
or Green soap, ono teaspoon Of borax
ana an egg. Apply the mixture with
brush. These brushes are incxpcn-
siVc and are made for the purposc An
old tooth brush can also be uscd nut
IT is rather small ana not as effective
as the one especially designed The
brush removes the dandruff. cleanses
the scalp thoroughly, and. by bringing
the blood to the minute VESSELS that
nou'ish the scalp, greatly benefits the
hair foiliclcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

Brown Eyes: thinl; the wrinkles
between your eyes arc caused from
Sowing rather than from ngc. Ycs
am sur" they can he removed by per
sisient massage with good skin food
Cleansing the face with a good SOAP
ana water each night before retiring
VIII help TO remove the blackheads
and viii also close the pores wiIl
SEND you formula for skin food with
Instructions for facial massage and my
treatment for enlarged pores and bIack-
heads il YOU will send me n slammed
ADDRESS envelope | have never heard
OF lemon juice being used for closing
pores. II viii bleach the skin and is
good for frecklcs Buttcrtniik is good
for removing frccklcs. Battle the face
IN It as you would water, allowin. Il
10 DRY on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
-. PERRIN
aux t;,.t Grucc Street

Wishes to cali the attention Of the welt.
dressed ladies' to his complete assortment, Of
tho latest important models. lie respectfully
announces his readiness TO rli orders. Specia;
prices sivcn during Richmond. fall fashion
show,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Lillian I,usscl,.x .,,,,cr.

Georgia: When tartar forms on the
teeth IL il best to 20 TO - dentist
and have II removed. One should have
ones teeth thoroughly cleaned and cN-
amined about twice wear, so as TO
remove all tartar and keep the teeth
in good condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Household
Interests
SOCIETY,"
arches OF the feet for tho cause OF tho
trouble.

Remember: start i'm tho right di-
rcction generally insurcs arrival at the
proper goal: so see that tho children
begin TO walk in a proper manner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
cnAprEE XLVII-rooLEp.


me period OF restraint in durancc
vic suffered by one Thomas Barcus. in
CONSEQUENCE OF conduct riotous. un-
"neIniH. ana In general preJudcial to
tho public peace OF the New bedford
waterfront at 4.3o O'Clock IN the morn
mig proved In tho upshot far more
pref than had been fondiE hoped. not
only by his Just Judge. bat. singularIy
enough. By the Inisdcmeanant himself.
iahinS everything erhNeiy into con
sideraton. Including Il person ANYTHING
put prcpossessing. the judge rcckoned
te''-day layup for repairs ana repent
, was not too much to mete GU,
In ,his vnr.ic, NJ NJ. ." ,,
," " eo sinnn o ,perhaps the more
V"'",,I slhcf nc would nave found 1t
n'n.eunt 10 pay hne 81 100 cents. much
~, n,""H uo'iarsl ana most peace
,.c,.,,ob ~" nlihseii |" be ihcar-
vl,ni, ne cen on tnc
n,n.., 80 = matter "' iact not III
Ten days res, vim do mo ma b,r,, d.
H. a.surcJ hi,n,cis vi ~. no na'',,
stretched oui ON hi. rn,"1.t,n ,,,,i
'ron weeks wouldn't le Too much re.
,,ic,nLortr -, '" Wv W "'uch' re
since war nss onona ",G" urou in
wagon vf mn, fortunes ~ Cm, ii,.a..
lalcful star Jus, Tho Sam rve ,,o,
:, luuch ,hot ION bo,,rs LII ,o ,et,,
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Wa 'NruSaoiy 10 be Inferred
=, p,,.n S'''H ~ ,ccn Warning
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10,
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as.,,r.. Won, ~ n,. nr,r; 20" "hiE
,vus non bct,"r ,,l,i.., wa.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

OF tho weekly lunches. launched a sug-
rcstion. 1t evolved into an idea. The
idcn was to offer prizes for beautiful
backyards.
Tndeas arc infectious-often con
agious-occasionally explosive.
This idea took" 1t captured tho
local newspapers and laid siege to the
( Gown Consumption ruled.
Prizes were offered for beautiful
municipalities 30 girls and boys. prizes
TO grown ups. prizes for vegetable gar
ucns. prizes for lawns, prizes for shrub
terl
TN" state Agricultural College. at
Niu"s. was asked to cooperate. Il re-
piled by sending 4 man with 200 stcre-
opticon slides showing what could be
done and how to do it,
People who wished to enter The con
test were asked to make their entries.
Tive thousand responded. Fiv. thou
sand went 10 work. but did not care
to complete for prizes. Some boys ana
girls entered who didn't have How CT
and vegetable seeds. or even hoes and
rakes.
Leave that TO the Rotarians!
Ten night kilograms to Chicago seed
houses and Implement houses brought
tools enough and seeds enough TO start
a Dalrymple farm.
y notice was inserted in the papers
that no one need hesitate abou; enter.
ing the contest for lack of either tools
seeds or instruction.
Ames again came to the front ana
sent down dozen husky seniors to
show 'c,n how
The huskics remained At the front
for week and then discovered that
their services We're not really needed.
One girl twelve years old showed
everybody in heI block how 20 grow
sweet peas.
y professional photographer was on
! gagged TO take pictures OF before and
after
FRIES in cash and commodities were
/ contributed by local merchants to the
extent OF $4,000.
One prize of $50 in gold went To- E,
colored man and his wife. Two hun
drcd and nifty boys and girls received
from 81 To 81 each. and all who had
faithfully worked got something. even
If only = ticket 10 n moving picture
show
The girl Of twelve who mad instruct =
ed the cables in her flock. and the
grow n-ups. too. in the secrets or sweet
pea culture, WAS voted n gold watch
When tho prizes were awarded
Charles Kip. of the Burlis Opcra
House. gave the use Of his theatre. 1t
was packed to the doors The band
played, tho children sang the promi
men; citizens made speeches ana the
professional photographer threw on n
screen pictures Of ''bcforc ana after
tsr'; IL bcttcr TO go crazy on beauty,
cleanliness. industry and order than TO
&c swept off your feet with mad ,e-
sire to 20 to war?
The Rctnrians say. Yes
Md so say wo all Of rs
davenport is - city of 10000 people.
In 1T there are no sluns. II WAS always
neat. thrifty and beautiful.
Now II is doubly so. Coed things arc
catching ms we'll a. bad. Ask the
itotarians!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

The distinguishing features OF this
costume are the long satin sleeves,
large armholcs, and the three piece
tunic skirt with satin foundation. 1t
the cloth being in green. Costume, for
average size. requires. 3 81 yards a.
inch cloth and yards ii-inch satin.
Pictorial Review Dircctoirc coat. No
5S2t. Sizes, 81 to ~ in bust. Price, -
cents. Skirt No. 5S23. Sizes, 81 TO 80
in waist. Price, IL cents.
The pattern will DC mailed to any
address by The Iimcs-Dispntch Pattern
Department on receipt or price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

All Victims Of Stomach Complaint:
Outside Of common sense diet and an
effort to determine the underlying
cause. we can give no definite suge cs-
tions for the prevention of fermentation
and gas-production. Ono thing we may
say is. you can rarely tell by Your own
experience that any special variety OF
food must he avoided Any kind OF
food will cause discomfort at times:
YOU can't fix the blame on starchcs or
protein or fat without careful medical
supervision.
O. O. v: regret that the post
office authorities here will not give
nc ranking privilege. else I would
answer your letter. They expect me
to stamp every letter. Write again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
The Trey O'Hearts
Romantic Tale by Louis Joseph Vance.
Copyright. 1910. by Louis joseph Vance.
SYNOPSIS.

SGNOBSlS.
BY arrangement With the Universal Film
notwithstanding Company. IL is possible to
read Tho Trey o. Hearts" ~ Tho Times
Dispatch and also to Il In picture. AT
Tho Superior Theatre. Synopsi sol preceding
chapters: The trey OF hearts e. tho deuth
sign used b. Seneca Urine In the private
VA waSed by him through his daughter
Judith against Alan I.nw. whose father.
now deal. Urine blamed for tho accident
iiiat made him It cripple for lie. Law ana
ltosc, JudIth'N twin sister. love each other.
hub Rose NicS to his assistance. Judith.
ne Is saved by Allan. and she falls in love
WIN him, but scorhrd by him, she pursues
tho lovers implucably. After escaping death
many times AT tho hnnds OF Judith and her
men Alan comes to New York In search
Of Rose. who has been brought home by
Iudith Har"us. yachtsmon who ha: as
listed the lovers. lies III Jail at New Bed
ford Alan determines Ia rescue Rose, ana
clmns An unfinished building opposite her
mouse. whence he manages 10 convey mes
sage 20 her. Judith knows that tho message
has boon delivered, and. after terrific scene
With Rose. during which the latter taints.
she takes Roses place aud is swung out of
her window 10y Alan. who reaches her by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

l.. w. l.. G. l.. and Robert inquire:
What will remove nimples from my
face--acne. the doctors call 1t?
Reply.-Suggestion Will bo furnished
If YOU will send stamped. addressed en-
vclopc. Not enough space here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
0mcstinns and AnsMers.

Crabid Chronic inquiries: What IL
your opinion Of the use Of baths
running about the house or promises
practically naked-which some doctors
advocate, | am told?
Rcply.-It surely can't do any harm
to your health. and II might do a 10.
OF good. The human skin never gets a
fair chanccc. ASK the police for Il
permit and try ii. then let us know
how you're getting along.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
ilobins-Boyvm nm.

Mrs. Nathaniel Bowman. OF
burg. has issued Invitations
marriage Of her daughter. 10,
Nelson Robins, Of this city. tn
Irony 10 take place on the ever
Tuesday. October 6. at I o'clock
home OF the brides mother
Boonsboro Road, Lynchburg. NJ
ins Is a son of the late Colonel
Todd Robins and Mrs. Sally Nclsc
ms, of this city. and the wedding
Of the most interesting OF the Fl
son. y number of Richmond
viii go To Lynchburg next INC
attend the ceremony.
Following wedding journC
Robins and his bride Will be a
in Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

fCcn,inued Tomorrow ]
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-06
'Lumbrel Lumbrel"

'Lumbrel Lumbre"
Bill saw two bands of fire creeping,
snakelike, across the floor. The pris-
oners scattered, wailing.
BEAT on the gates and yell!'' Bill
ordered, straining against his bars.