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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-15
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-15
Muslin Wear

Muslin Wear
We've specially planned
to meet the demand for
wash skirts for the new
gowns and summer dresses
skirts with the wanted
lines.
SPECIAL - Plain, gored
skirts with embroidered seal
lops at bottom and panel, de-
sign, embroidered in front gore.
Very neat and serviceable-to
be worn with the new style
dresses. Materials are cambria,
crepe and pique. Our special
prices ........ SOC to $50
$1.50 to $l.es Gowns-These
gowns are slightly soiled from
handling. Made of fine quail
ity nainsook and longcloth. We
are closing the entire lot out
at the low price of, each, $1.13
Second Floor-BoWMANS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-15
COLONIAL
AMBITION" TO-DAY

Continuous vaudeville and pictures
daily.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-03

"nod for me- I hf eight miles from
town out, an6 NIT dot horse l haf to
walk back two miles.
Motorist (blocked by load of hay)
Il say, there, pull out and let me by.
Farmer-Oh, 1 dunno ez I'm in any
hurry.
Motorist (angrily)-You seemed in a
hurry to let that other fellows car
riage get past.
Farmer-That cause his horse wuz
eatin my hay. There hahn t no danger
o. yew eatin' it, I reckon.
"What does Algernon call his motor
boatf"
depends on how the engine is work
ing"
Suitor-I want to marry your daugh
ter.
Father-Can you divorce her in the
manner in which she has been accus
tomedl
Father-Whatl You want to marry
my daughteri Why, sir, you can't sup
port her. I can hardly do it myself.
Suitor (blankly)-Can't we chip in
togetherf
A Pennsylvania farmer was the own
er of good Alderney COW. A stranger,
having admired the animal, asked the
farmer: "What will you take for your
,, GOVT" The farmer scratched his head
for a moment, and then said: "Look
a-here, be you the tax assessor, or has
she been killed by the railroadf"
~ don't care for these vicious
plays"
"But they sometimes point moral. :"
"Well, when I want moral l can
get seat in the police court for moth
ing So what's the use of coughing up
$2f III save my money for musical
comedy"
Fgg-The way the transgressor is
hard.
Fogg-Yes; but the trouble is it is
generally hard on somebody else.
Wife-What on earth are you wear
ing that mourning band round your hat
fort
"For your first husband-I'm sorry
he died."
Wife--If you can't sleep, why don t
you see doctor3
Husband (grouchily)-And then have
bill to keep me awake
"In the good old days doctors used
to bleed patients for most of the dis
eases. !"
"They still do, my boy; they still
do"
stHe looks like a fool"
"But, papa, he has asked me to
marry him."
"He hast Well, don't you ever tell
me l can IT size up people"
"Pa, when is the freedom of the
city given to a man2'
"When his wife goes to the country,
my son!"
"Last summer I was engaged to a
girl l met here named Louise. See, l
cut an ~ in this tree"
"How does that interest met"
"It's like this, Edythe. I could easily
change that IL into an e. ="
First Customer giving order-Ham,
eggs, toast, coffee.
Second Customer-Same order, with
eggs eliminated.
Colored Waiter Cooking puzzled)-
What 8 dat you say, boss!
Customer Catching on)-I said the
same order as my neighbor with the
eggs eliminated.
- =, c
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-03

cepted. In his rapture he exclaimed,
"But do you think, my love, l am
good enough for youi"
His strong-minded fiancee looked
sternly at him for moment and re-
piled, "Good enough for mef You 'vs
got to bel"
"She ought to drop dead for the
awful lies she's telling" said the
plaintiff, excitedly, listening to the
witness for the defense.
"Don't say that" admonished the
judge.
"she ought" repeated the plaintiff.
"Don't say that again" warned
the judge,
"Well, I won't, but she ought" "
Physician-This mans condition IL
not due to drink. He's been drugged.
Policeman turning pale and speaking
timidly)-I m afraid ye're right, sir. !
drugged him all the way-a matter Oh
a hundred yards or more.
"Wise men make epigrams and Tools
quote them," observed the tall man.
"That's fine!o answered the short
man, appreciatively. "By the way VINO
was the author of that onef'
"What did you talk about at your
reading circlep
CLEOPATRA" replied young Mrs
Torkins
81 suppose the discussion brought
great knowledge into evidence. -
~ should say 80. By the way they
tore her character up, you might nave
thought she was one OF our own
neighbors.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-03
Stories With a Smile

N N ENGLISH minister, who guarded
~ his morning study hour very care
fully, told the new maid that un-
der no circumstances were callers to be
admitted-except, of course, he added
i'm case of life and death. Half an
hour later the maid knocked at his
door. ga gentleman to see you, sir." "
"Why, l thought told you" eyes,
told him, she replied, "but he says
1t is a question of life and death" He
went downstairs and found an insur-
ance agent.
When certain darky of Mobile,
Ala, announced his engagement to the
dusky one of his choice, the congratu-
lations were showered upon him, includ-
ing note of wonder.
"Joe,' said one of these friends, "I
shore is surprised! Veal never
thought you d speak up. It's going on
two years since you begun to fool
around Miss Violet"
"Dat S true," said Joe, "but de fact
is, old man, didn' t lose my job until
last night"
els yo comm to pra'r meetin' to-
night, Brud Dingeri" inquired good
old Parson Bagster.
"Wel-uh, no, sab; reggin not" was
the reply. "To tell de trooff, pahson,
Is amin to 60 to de minstrel show
done got comperment 'ry ticket"
"Brud Dinger, dar won t be no min
strel shows in heaven!"
"Den, if dats de case, sab, I m sho ,
gwine tonight, whilst muh ticket 8
good!"
"Green is a synonym for gullible,
Ism iti"
Usage green shouldn't be-"
I
A German farmer was in search of a
driving horse. A friend directed him
to a liveryman. "I've got just the
horse for you," ssaid the liveryman.
"He s five years old, sound as dol
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-03

"Say, boss, wouldn't you just as
leave have your eggs cooked some other
wayi"
Customer-No, I am under a doctor 3
orders, and he will not allow me to
use eggs any other way.
The waiter went into the kitchen,
and soon returned, smiling blandly.
"Say, boss, de cook done broke the
'liminator an we's done ordered one,
but it won t be here before tomorrow. !"
care you putting away something
for rainy day, Tommiei" asked the
little boys aunt as she saw hin, at his
little savings bank.
"No, ma am" was Tommie s reply;
there amt no ball games on rainy
daysl"
"I don't know what m ever going
to make of that son of mine,' said a
prominent citizen of the City of Good
Will the other day. The P. c., it may
be said, is self-made man, graduate.
of the university of hard knocks, etc.
And it naturally grieves him that his
son is not aggressive.
"Maybe your son hasn' t found him
self YET" we consoled. Ism It he gift
ed in any wayi"
"Giftedi l should say he is. That S
the trouble. He hasn't got thing
that wasn't given to him"
"What ere you going to do when you
get homei"
~ don't know yet" replied Senator
Sorghum. "I've got to wait and see
whether my reception by the townfolks
is in the nature of an ovation or the
third degree"
He (calling)-I fear + must seem like
a Sahara of dullness this evening, Miss
Edith.
She-Oh, no, Mr.. Timmid, you are
not at all like desert; desert has
sand.
As the taxi skidded from side to side
with increasing speed the occupant was
becoming dreadfully nervous.
Opening the door, he called out: "I
say, cabby, not so fast; this is my first
trip in taxi"
OTIS mine, too" came the prompt
reply.
Gramercy-What do you think Of q
man who can deceive his wifei
Park-I think he a wonder.
Woman is certainly coming into her
own. Even in tender romance she is
exertine an influence.
The young man had just been ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23
WHY FAT RETURNS IF
TAKEN OFF BY EXERCISE

Since fat is the result Of particu-
larry easy assimilation OF food.
which too readily turns into fatty
substances. the. exercise for rcduc-
ton must be very vigorous TO tear
down the tissues. and as rapidly az
exercise builds larger muscular
foundation. NOR" fat is developed.
For the carly part OF the time which
YOU are exercising flesh is turned
INTO muscle, but the action OF the
stomach being unchanged and the
flesh being more easily developed
than muscle. II is not long until the
exercise has Increased the weight.
or late years. the slender form ~
possible without making oneself
miserable by dieting or INDUCING In
violent exercises to reduce fat
Make up and take this simple re-
Queer and your weight Will COON be
Just where YOU want II. Dissolve
ounces parnotis (Which every good
druggist has In his store) In u.
pints hot water. when II cools strain
ana take tablespoonful before
meals. This parnotis reducer acts
gently. is quite harmless and en-
tircly salts factory results are quick
~ attained. II leaves the flesh firm
and well moulded Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23

days recently at tho Blue Ridge sum
Joseph Harrison. Of Richmond is
spending a few days rs the guest Of
relatives in panville.
y. w. Neal. who has been visiting
William Spencer in Danvillc for tho
pas, few weeks, has returned to his
home in this city.
Miss Elizabeth owen is spending
some time as the guest OF friends in
WaYncSbOro.
Mn and Mrs, Il. J. Yunp have re
turned 20 the city, after spending their
honeymoon at ocean View.
Mrs. Robert Mcclure Paxton and her
small son. Robert Mcclure Paxton. Jr..
left town yesterday 10 visit Dr. ana
Mrs; Walter \. Chinn, in Wcstmore-
land County
Miss Mary Weaver. OF Prince Ed
ward County, is the guest OF friends in
this city.
Miss May Moore has gone 10 Nimrod
Hail. where she viii visit Misses Mary
street aud Gertrude Lewis
Miss Emily Hall Of this city, is the
guest OF Mrs. Howard Il. Roanc at her
residence in Newport News.
Mrs. Gencvieve peyton Grimes, of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23
OF Interest to
Every Woman
Edited by
Martha Westovcr.
Light and Digestion
ny lillian nUssELI.

. lCopyrieh, 1914 by Lillian RUSSELL
There rs an intimate relationship
between the sun and digestion. Di-
gcstion and assimilation become i'm
perfect and weak If one IS not exposed
10 the RAYS OF the sun every day. Have
YOU not noticed how much more in
clined YOU are TO indigestion ON damp
DAYS than ~ dry. sunshiuy days.
No plant or animal can digest in tho
dark Plant potato in the cellar and
u viii seud forth y tender, pale sprout
Shut cu> every ray OF light and it
falls lifoleSs. u cannot digest and
grow in the dark Let in a strong
Ray Of sunshine and behold how the
poor hungry vine viii stretch itself
rut toward 49,
IN this connection I would earnestly
advise light airy dining rooms. Dark
furniture. RUGS, ana subducd lights
have been popular fcY the las; few
years. For what reason cannot
fathom, for OF all places In the house
where good fellowship should exist
the dhins-ro takes precedence.
There is q richness and grandeur i'm
dark furnishings. but such places are
living tomhS After the eyes become
accustomed to dark rooms "a gloom set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23

mond, who have been visiting in spot
sNivania, have returned to their home.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Whitehurst have
returned 10 the city. after spending
two weeks at TN" Spotswood Arms,
Virginia Beach.
Misses Mildred and Virginia Gricc.
who have been visiting friends at Nir-
ginia Beach lave returned To their
home on West Franklin street
Miss Lucille Hawthorne, OF Rich
mond. is visiting Mrs, Criddle at
Swimming Point, near Portsmouth,.
Miss Matilda Norncct, of Richmond.
who has been the guest of Mrs.
Holmes McMurran i'm Newport News.
is nov visiting friends in North
Carolina.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Eugene Crumpton. who
motorcd to Danville last week, are
visiting relatives in that place.
Mrs. |. G.. Marley, OF Richmond, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
+. Herring. in AlcXaudria. has gone To
Ocean View for the remainder of the
summer
Miss Mablc Ice, Of this city. is "A
guest OF Mrs. 9. r.. Jones at her home
in CRANKY Street, Norfolk.
Miss Grace Paul. of this city, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23

Miss o. NJ asks: II have pimpies. oily
SKIN, ana suffer from constipation,
hcadache, and never feel strong and
Well Please prescribe for me-"
Answer: You should overcome con-
stipatton and cleanse the system OF ac-
cumulated poiaons by taking three
grain sulpherb tablets mot sulphur)
for several weeks or more. These tab
lets are very beneficial, especially in
hot weather. rs they have n tendency to
cool the blood and improve It's quality.
Poorly" writes: "Bcing past middle
age and observing that my nervous sys-
TEN is in bad shape. write for Il pre-
scription. do not gain strength from
my food. am weak, listless. forgetful,
sleepless ut times, tired, and unable to
act the part Of strong man of health,
such as I was at one time"
pharmacy II sealed tube Of 3-grain cad
omene tablets. which are especially
made for those needing 81 strong, harm
less, rejuvenating tonic. Astonishing
and pleasing results follow and life
and hope are renewed.
"a Fat Woman" asks: Would you
please prescribe a safe reducing rem
edy for too much fat?"
Answer; AZ this season many fat peo-
pie suffer greatly from the heat rs you
do. and to all I recommend that they
reduce with 5-grain arbolone tablets.
the most successful and convenient pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23

Norfolk. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Lucy Luckett. i'm Richmond.
Miss Dorothy Fox. OF this city, is
visiting Miss Virginia Johnston ut her
home In Norfolk.
George. Brydou. OF King George
County. has been In this city for II
stay of several DAYS.
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough and her
small daughter. Anne Gordon, are
guests at the Sayre Cottage. Buckroc
Beach for this week.
MIR and Mrs. Demos Limerick, OF
Falmouth, arrived on Tuesday to make
their home In Richmond.
Mrs. Il. q. Hill and son. Miss Woisi-
ger and Miss Lucille Wilkinson have
returned to Richmond. after spending
week at Virginia Beach.
Miss May Scott. OF Elizabeth City.
y. e.. is the guest of relatives In Rich
mond for some time.
Miss l.. G.. Atkinson, Of Richmond. is
the guest of Mrs. Florence Ball at her
home in Newport News.
Miss NIaudc Lane. who is spending
this week with a party OF friends at
Ocean View, will visit her brother. G..
=. Lane. In Newport News. before re-
turning to this city.
Mrs. Howard Watched and her small
son and Mrs. James Nelson. of Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23

clarkc is y general social favorite
every where in. the state. and numbers
oi charming functions are planned in
her honor each season at the Rock
bridge Springs. Miss Clarke is tho
heroine OF - charming story. written
ny Miss Mary Lewis. OF iuchmond.
mans Magazine recently.
I'romiucnt Engagement.
Representatives and Mrs. James Thigh
man Lloyd. OF Missouri. announced YES
terday the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Ethel Lee: to j. Carl Chase. of ST.
Louis, Mo. The formal announcement
was made at a luncheon which Mrs.
Lloyd gave At their home "a; shelby
vile. Mo, where she is spending the
making Il number OF visits. has joined
her. The wedding will take place az
ShelhNNillc ON September 30 Miss
Lloyd, who made her debut two winters
ago, is one ~! the most beautiful girls
In the congressional circle, and is pop
ular both among the young people and
ton. She frequently assists at the re-
ccptionS ~ the Congressional Club.
Washlnstun, OF which her mother is
one of The Interpretations.
NoiantI-NiiIlcr.
.'rhe enenscmeemt has been announced
Of Miss Mary Miller. Of New, Jersey,
architect OF richmond. Tho announce
ment will he az much interest 10 the
many friends OF both families. who
are prominently connected in Virginia
and The North
The weddins will take, place in the
fall aud VIII be one of the leading
social events OF the season.
At the Bcnch.
Mr.. y. L. Cavcdo. Of this city, is
chapcronine a delightful party Mt the
Lowe Cottage AT ocean View this week.
The party includes Airs. tiVodo, Misses
Edna Wood Mary Mann, celeste ca
vcdo. Nancy Kennedy and Maude chill
Approaching; Wedding.
Thc Baltimore News Of recent is
sue contains the following OF interest
10 the brides relatives and friends in
this city:
The marriage .! Mrs. Amabel Lee
MncClure. daughter Of the late Julipan
10 Walter : Weeks. professor Of
mining and mctallurgy at Harvard
rniversity. viii take place very quiet
! ~ on SATURDAY, August s. at South
/ stamford, Vt, where Mrs MacClure's
mother has cottage FOR the summer.
The bridesmaids ana only attendants
will be Miss Ectsy Guffcy. Miss Nancy
Guffoy, Miss Josephine FISHER, of Bal
timorc. the young ni"ccs Of the bride:
Miss Rosa Tyson. Of south stafford,
VI, the brides cousin. and Miss ANA
the bride. After a Wedding journey.
ne hride and hridesrGom viii reside in
ward McCulioh Fisher. the latter a
sister of Mrs. MacClure. Will be among
the guests OF the wedding"
In New York.
Registering at the Hotel McAlpim. in
| New York. from Richmond during th,
past week have been Mr.. and Mrs +
Cline sands w. w Workman. !. W
Crews, William Russell, j. T. T.
jurgcus, Miss Madgc Spencer. Mrs
Grace MAY. g. T.. Iiutchings
Visiting in iInrrisonburs.
James Bowman, his son. clayton
bowman. and daughter Miss Florence
Bowman Of Richmond. arrived in Har-
risonhurg' Tuesday morning for q visit
~ the homes of James III. and Howard
Whitmore. They will also visit rel
ativcs In West Rockingham.
George NJ. Wyatt. agent of the Old
Dominion steamship Company. al Rich
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scription know of. Druggists supplv
is sealed tubes with full directions.

is scared tubes with full directions.
Miss C. w. r. asks: 81 have tried for
two years to diet so as TO increase my
weight and improve the quality of nv
blood. but in vain. Please prescribe for
me-"
Answer: Thin, scrawny. bloodless
people need assistance In absorbing nu-
triton from the food eaten. and for
this particular purpose I always pre-
scribe three grain hypo -nuclane tab
lets, most effective preparation jf
regularly and persistently used, as IL
seems 10 Increase the red and white
corpuscles of the blood, thus affordinp
health. strength and increased weight.
NJ. ]. u. asks: "My hair is too oily
OF late it Is combing out too much.
what is n good treatment"
Answer: Obtain plain yellow mnyol
from your druggist in a-oz. Jars and
apply as per directions. This cleans.
purihes. cools and invlgorates the hair
ana scalp thus stopping the death OF
once relieved. Men and women ali over
the country now. use it regularly.
Essex" writes: What should do 10
relieve a severe case OF kidney and
bladder disease? Urine is dark. foul OF
etc. Have depression, fever. chilJs.
pains like rheumatism, and soreness i'm
region OF bladder"
Answer: For such symptoms as YOU
describe. | prescribe my favorite for
Imuia under the name of balmwort tab
let's This Is n splendidly cfIicacious
remedy for such abnormal conditions.
Begin their use ut once as per direc-
tons on each sealed tubc.-Advertise-
mont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23

Ps' pf f set S'%Ff w5 9G and St be Of sd "G
Willie <. soUrHALi
los South Laurel street. city.
Dcnr Editor Maybe YOU ala not receive
memhcrship badge yet. lncioscd YOU viii
IA" WaStehaskct viii still rcmuin.
'T EMIi mS" I,s!iau cram,
iil Buffalo st. FarinVillc. Va
81 also send hcadinE for July, which
nope YOU will consider good enoush to use.
~. Dear Editor;,,' am greatly Interested in
l"n a. have been wanting 10 loln for
long time, but couldn't &c, courage enough
I" write am sending In u drawing in
the letter and an application FOR u T. ID.
s viii Escape the ns's n0r o ' msn Grnm
winners- IN. wnstebasker have been on,
not go to schoo: here My vacation lasts
Wnul Septembcr q aud viii go back to
ing In neNt Sundays issue ana to receive
my membership badge. am
j. sUMPTER cTNNINGnAM.
Basic city, Augusta CO.. Va.
~, Pear i:a, Tor. have been busy with
/ hope Will escape Nj Wasiebasket
Your member
=. : a nave not We, received my badge.
Dear Eittor would Ike to become a
-, =. = memhsr. Please send me "A
'"'lS'- enjoy fthtlNc tho page much
ne.osed iud charadc.
our new mcmhcr.
MARY HtNDbEY
ol5 y. Fourth ST. Richmond. Va
Dear Editor. should like very much 10
ncceme member of the r. u. e. C.. aud
am writing You this 10 ask you to plcane
SEND m" a badge. sending Won an
sw"'S TO the puzzles which appeared in
thursdays paper My sister used Ia write
for NE T. ID: =. =, am fifteen years old.
ana live In The country. am a de- ccndant
~ Ecnige WashinEtou's mo,her's family.
~ i@lliHS YOU ntuin success.
y ncw member.
:. EDWARD TRICE
Dear Editor wrote YOU not long ago
20 know " might become d member Y6u
nave not answered H. bat know you arc
80 busy You cunt. FOR many more chill
dren Gun contribute since, vacation is here
am sending a story, although am not a
member. hope YOU VIII have ;iruc 10
answer soon FOR | do want to become !,
member. hope YOU will accept the story
although took tho liberty 10 send IL viz.
pH' nearing from YOU
From truc friend.
VIRGINIA TERRELL.
~ W HarGc;t ST. raleigh, y. {.
Dear Editor wan; to loin the T. d G. c..
ana hope YOU will SEND me n badge soon
ann sonGing you drawing. which ! none
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viii esSape the was,ebssket. our school
closed May =. and was promoted to the
eighth grade. I am very glad vacation IL
here. top!nR 90 see my drawing In print. i
Yours rh ;.%2%s'<fy rAns1rY.
WestWooI. Va
.r Dear EDITOR sen, drawing 10 tn.
published yet am sending anotho: now
Yours truly. LOUISE willis.
S-i am also sending a story called
Girls Now and Girls Forty Yenrs Ago" Ii
IL some Of my school work OF This past
stsSion. and IL purely original l. W is
Dear Ed!t"r.I wish TO become = member
q Inc r. u. c. e. 50 please send me my
Warmioster Va . ELL
Dear Edltor-lrciosed you viii nnd "A
drawing ! hope 10 see in next slinIav's
p"H"s - "c 90 no; get The paper In the
Week Was glad TO see my drawing IN
inr pAper Please send me Il pin. Thank
ERIoN II ADAMS.
station y Fulton III Richmond Va
pthr Editor.-i want to Join tho r u
=. g. anG am writing 70 hnd ou tho rules
ana ecu ei'ns ny fa'her takes The daily
ana SUNDAY paper and } enjoy the chill
"tehs rage Very much Hoping TO hear
from you soon
Fine Creek Mins. rowhatau Co. va
Dear EuItOT.-I wrote To YOU not very ions
aso and askea fo' a membership badge
nave not received one YET [ hope you NH
20 Try 20 get d prize. va try 10 writ-
:" the page real oftcn. none my Irf,sr
"'l' etfHpe the wasteoasket. Inclosed md
puzzle ana 4 story. which l hope wiu be
printed. Your new member
MYRTLE MOORE.
40 Dunlop Street. Petersburg. Va.