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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-09

Two shades of gray are used in this
striking afternoon costume in velvet
and chiffon. The smock-as the quaint
skirt are OF steei-gray velvet, while
the tunic and transparent sleeves are
of chiffon. The frock is built over a
flare collar combined with plated
stock OF the same material finishes the
neck: Required to make the eistume
are yards 36-inch satin, 8 l-2 yards
4ssinch. chiffon. and IA yards 36-
inch velvet
Pictorial Review Waist No. I4io.
Sizes. 80 to 80 inches bust. (Lining).
Overblouse No. 5949. Sizes, small, me.
dunn and large dncluding coliars).
Skirt No. $3.50. Sizes, 90 to 32 inches
waist. Price of each number. 15c.
The pattern will hi mniled to any
addrean by The Times Dispatch Pattern
Department on receipt aE price.
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In AMI. our OF TOWN.

AIR. and Mrs. Harry Frazier will close
Atheir country home in West Virginia
and come to Richmond this week. whore
they Will occupy the residence Of Mrs.
Adolph Osterioh, 800 West Franklin
street, for the winter.
Mrs. Andrew jackson Gray, Jr., has
returned TO the Chesterfield. after a
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The Neck Shows Age
tcopyrIght. 1914. by Lillian Ru.sell)
by LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Copyright. 1914. by Lillian Russell)
| When the neck and shoulders are
neglected they show signs OF age be-
fore the face. The youthful face and
aged neck and shoulders make a poor
combination. They betray each other.
Artlsts and sculptors recognize .he
Importance of a beautiful neck and
shoulders. The woman who exercised
In ,he sun last summer and neglected
to take precautions against tan and
freckles is also we'll aware OF their
Importance. But the athletic woman
who exercises with care will have less
difficulty in removing tan and freokles
than will be encountered by her sis
ter who never exercises nor gives her
neck and shoulders any attention
until she finds them In parchment
hues.
Age has a tendency to yellow the
skin. The ooloring may be evenly
distributed or may appear in blotches.
In every form 1t gives trouble and
embarrassment when fashion DEGREES
low-cut waists.
The neck and shoulders that arc
properly cared for will not be bother
some. II regularly massaged and
treated with the skin foods which are
generally applied to the face they
blemishes. 1t is, therefore, wise to
treat the neck and shoulders as part
OF the face and give them equal at
tention.
If inclined to stoutness. the fabby
rolls of fat that Insist Upon accumu-
lating about the neck and shoulders
can be removed by massaglng. The
| same treatment will develop we'll
rounded shoulders and give the neck
the proper shape and colorng.
hassaglng. cold cream and the ap-
plication of skin foods will do won
ders for the neck and shoulders. just
as they will for the face, but they
must be regularly and earnestly ap-
piled and not periodically attempted
1t Is often necessary to resort to y
bleach TO remove discolorations. In
attempting this operation the great
est care should be exercised, for many
chemicals and preparations which are
suggested for this purpose prove ex-
treme1y harmful. The simpler the
bleach the better.
Remember: II you do not give your
neck and shoulders the proper atten-
tlon your associates will not have to
resort to the family Bible to ascertain
your age.
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Lee Auxiliary. United Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will hold Its regular
monthly meeting this afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Confederate Woman's
Home. Business OF Importance will
be discussed, and full attendance
is desired.
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SOCIET Y
Personal
N Q S

mittees will meet for the purpose Of
discussing plans for the cotton ball Il
be held at the Masonic Temple Jan
,uary Z. to raise funds for the relief
OF European war sufferers. All mem
beers OF the chapter arc urged TO at
tend the meeting.
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grade OF anaemia; In primary anaemia
1t might. BY the way, for n stamped
addressed envelope you save onerous
delay.
l.. NJ. writes that she doesn't like
meat and enjoys vegetables and fruit,
but becomes easily fatigued. though
RepIy2old age is one guess. But l.
NJ, writes like girl OF twenty-five.
Then our second guess Is too much
So our last guess is that she is run
down. or at least she should run down
and see her doctor.
r. C. asks: Is there any risk to health
involved In taking emmenagogue pills?
Surprising, of course, the suppression
Is due to taking cold.
Reply-Taking cold hever produces
that result. and there is absolutely no
legitimate and no safe use for en-
menagogue pills.
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wOMEN,s MEETINGS.

The regular meeting OF Richmond
Chapter, United Daughters OF the Com
federacy. Will be held at Lee Camp
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Knitted Wear for
Cold Weather

Some splendid values in
Knitted Wear. Values 80
good that many women never
think Of going elsewhere for
such supplies.
Fine Ribbed Fleece Lined
Vest, very elastic and
bleach, zoe. Pants to match,
28c.
Knitted Petticoats In solid
colors, fancy colored borders,
SOC.
Knitted Wool Pettieoa
fancy borders, finished with
she'll stitched edge, SOC.
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Maids Apparel

Black Satin Waist, tucked
and finished with white hem
stitched collar and cuffs,
$1.OO.
Dresses of light blue
chambray, tucked front, and
gored skirt, S1.50.
Dresses of white percale,
tucked style, S1.8S.
Dresses Of balck sateen,
carefully made, correctly
proportioned, $3.50.
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Flannelette Gowns

At interesting prices. Gowns
with double yoke, finished
With beading; blue and white
Or pink and white stripes.
Exceptional value at soc.
Extra quality Flannelette
Gown, in V-neck style,
trimmed In bands of solid
color; pink and light blue,
75c.
Gowns of original Scotch
flannel, In pink, blue and
white; finished with beading:
hemstitched and embroidery
designs, $1.OO.
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Dainty Aprons
SEPARATELY PACKED IN
HOLLY DECORATED
BONES.

BONES.
Sewing Aprons in fancy
shapes, embroidered and lace
trimmed, 25c and soc.
Maids Aprons Of sheer
lawn, tucked and embroid-
cred trimmed, 26c and SOC.
Nurses Aprons, bib and
waistline, assorted styles,
25c and soc.
Sheer Lawn Aprons, extra
size, 25c and BOc.
Cooks Aprons Of ging-
hams. gored and gathered
styles, 25c and 5Oc
Bungalow Aprons Of ging-
hams and percales, light and
dark patterns. 5Oc, soc 75c.
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Extra SpecIaZ!
ClearazDay Of House Dresses

House Dresses-seven dozen Of them-to be cleared
at less than one-third former prices. Ginghams
chanbrays and percaes in stripes, checks and solid
colors, trimmed in embroidery and pipings. Former
prices to $1.5O. Special Wednesday, 49c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they scannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Theme is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inf1amed condf-
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when II is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result and unless the in
fiammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
r j. CHENEY q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mrs. b. Moss leaves tomorrow for
Alexandria, La, for visit with friends.
just received, large shipment of
Panamas. Miss Edith Bradfleld.
6-19-2t
ID. M. Cayeness has returned from
Oklahoma City, where he spent several
days on business
Cheapest hats ever made In Chicka-
sha. Miss Edith Bradfield.. 6-19-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sheegog returned
last night from Ringing. Okla, where
Mr.. Sheegog has oil interests.
Cheapest hats ever made in Chicka-
sha. Miss Edith Bradfield. 6-19-2t
r. S. Henderson, Victor Stephens and
Lamar Moseley went to Oklahoma City
yesterday morning in the Henderson
car
| Bring some cotton rags 10 the Daily
Express office at once Spot cash paid;
wool rags. scraps and trimmings not
wanted. 2-9-tf
Spirella corsetiere wanted, Mrs A.
w. Ross, general delivery, city. 1t
Get your straw hats. Sample lines,
values up to IS, at $I95, The Enter
prise. 6-19-2t
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Evans left this
morning for visit with their daugh-
ter, near Watonga, and expect to make
an indefinite stay.
This is the season for typhoid and
other epidemic diseases. Use distilled
water ice as precaution. Phone 440.
Chickasha Ice Co. 6-19-3t
c His Wife" Some kod. Kozy
Sunday. 1t
Mrs. H. B. Abernathy of West Point.
Miss. will arrive in the city Monday
to be the guest Of Mrs Claude c. sig
mon
Gee Whit We've certainly got
straw hats 25 dozen samples, values
UP to $500, at sl.sss The Enterprise.
6-19-2t
His Wife" is some picture Kozy
Sunday. 1t
Mrs E. B. Black, who is suffering
from sprained ankle and bruised
foot, is reported some better this morn
ing. but still unable to walk.
Our prices blush at their cheapness
West Grocery. Phone 621 6-19-2t
Some show. Fun. Fun. Laughs.
Kozy today. 1t
Soft Panames, sailor Panamas and
split sennets. samples. values up to
SIS, s1.95. The Enterprise 6-19-2t
G. w, Clarke left today for Ell Reno,
where he will spend Sunday with
friends.
Just received. large shipment of
Panamas. Miss Edith Bradfield
6-19-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20

Ad Melton returned last night from
Gainesville, Texas, where he took his
family for an extended visit. The trip
to Gainesville was made in his car,
leaving here early in the morning and
finishing the journey at o'clock the
following afternoon. They spent the
first night out at Waurika
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20

$500 sample straw hats at s1.s5. The
Enterprise. 6-19-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hawn leave to-
day for El Reno for a short visit with
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20

We sell to sell again. West Gro
cery. 6-19-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hawn leave to-
day for Ell Reno for a short visit with
friends.
sugg theater tonight, is where / go
to keep cool. It]
VIM. Corcoran of the Rock island Of
fices in Chicago, is in the city today
on business.
sugg theater tonight. Meet me. We
have good card 1t
Sale on one dollar hats is now on
Miss Edith Bradfield. 6-l9-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Block left today
for Dallas, where they will visit for a
few days with friends.
sugg theater tonight. Always can
see the best pictures. 1T
f. X. Wilcox left this morning fos
NARROW. where he will spend the day
on business.
Roy English, plumbing and heating
contractor. Phone BAL. 4-1-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Block leave
today for Ft. Worth, Texas. Tney VII
be gone month
Sugg theater tonight. Have an ex-
ira good card. 1t
Mrs. ]. II. Hughes of Foss, Okla,
have returned home after a two weeks
visit with O. L. King of this city.
Sample straw hats. 25 dozen, all
sizes. values up to s., at $1.95. The
Enterprise. 6-19-2t
Mrs. Frank Curtis. who has been
visiting her sister, MISS Lula Burke,
will leave this evening for a visit in
Cleburne, Texas.
We have bought to please you. j..
O. West grocery. 6-19-2t
John Crib, who has spent the past
several days in Wichita, Kan, return
ed today to his home in Chickasha.
Ice may be chemically pure and yet
be loaded with disease germs. Take
no chance, use distilled water ice.
Phone 44O. Chickasha Ice Co. 6-19-3t
Mrs. James Ppkin is expected to re
turn today to her home in Chickashd
after spending several months with
relatives in Toledo. Ohio.
Prices shaved and your money saw
ed. West Grocery. 6-f9-2t
Mrs. A. A. Martin of Fort Worth Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. r. Tuf-
ner. 1922 Colorado avenue. The latter
is also entertaining her sister, Mrs. W.
C. Tyner of Childress, Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20
LICENSED TO WE'D.

A marriage license was issued this
morning to r. A. Gildreath, aged 26,
Rush Springs, and Miss Mynie Gra-
ham, aged Is, Rush Springs. w. J.
Graham. father of the bride, gave his
consent to the marriage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20
CARD or THANKS.

Dr Johnston and FAMILY wish to
thank all those who so kindly and ten
derly assisted Mrs. Johnston home
after her accident on Monday evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20

MMMM M 6W1wc
His Wife," Kozy Sunday. It,
Sawed off prices now. West Gro
Gerry. 6-19-2t
A. f. Hattell Of NARROW is spending
the day in Chicksha on business.
See "Kathlyn" at Kozy today. It,
Miss Carrie Bebee of Ell Reno has ac-
cepted position with the Pioneer Tel
ephone company of this city.
Ice. See the big sc piece. Weigh it.
You can't beat it. Andrews old stand.
6-20-1t
Mrs. w. H. Baker of Ell Reno spent
the day in Chickasha with friends,
while enroute to Altus, where she will
visit for two weeks with relatives.
Sale on one dollar hats is now on,
Miss Edith Bradfield. 6-19-2t
j. L. Lindsay of Norman will spend
Sunday in the city with friends.
Straw hats Straw hats The En-
terprise. 6-19-2t
Miss Vera Maloney of Wolf City,
Texas, is expected in the city tonight
to be the guest of fher cousin, j, e..
Black, for several days.
Saturday is Straw Hat Day at the
Enterprise. Sample line. Greatest
values on earth, $195. 6-19-2t
Miss Ruth Bennett and Mrs. Peterson
of Ft. Worth, VINO have been visiting
friends and relatives in Chickasha, lett
today for Springfield, Mo-, for two
weeks visit
Miss Birdie Powers will spend Sun
day in Alex, the guest of her sister,
Mrc Ton, Gandford
Ice. See the big sc piece. Weigh it.
You can't beat It, Andrews old stand
6-20-lt
English shape straw hats, stingy
brims, high crowns, narrow ribbons,
sample special s1.ej. The Eenter-
prise. 6-19-2t
Special Nozy today and Sunday, 1t
Marshal Glenn of Gallipolis, Ohio, is
spending several weeks in Chickasha
with his uncle c. C. Goetting. Mr.
Glenn will go from here to Colorado
and later will proceed on to California,
where he will remain until after the
exposition at Frisco.
If you want to rent very nice
house, very reasonable, call at the
Daily Express office, at once. and see
me personally. Bryce P. Smith
6-2O-tf
c. T. Erwin returned last night from
Ringing. where he has spent the past
several days on business. He made
the trip in his automobile.
$500 sample straw hats at s195. The
Enterprise. 6-19-2t
Ad Melton returned last night from
Gainesville, Texas, where he took his
family for an extended visit The trip
to Gainesville was made in his car,
leaving here early in the morning and
finishing the journey at o'clock the
following afternoon. They spent the
first night out at Waurika.
CARD OF THANKS.
Dr Johnston and FAMILY wish to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-20
Your Judgment Will Tell

There is very great difference be-
tween ice that is free from germs and
ice that is chemically pure. Ask your
physician Phone 440. Chickasha Ice
Co. 6-19-St
The Detroit times., 1914-08-13
BOTH BOSTON CLUBS BRACED BY
SPENDING MONEY FOR PLAYERS

tanned from the Rochester Information
al league by draft. II cost the Braves
$500 to secure his services. As Red
Doom Of the Phillies wanted an infield-
er, II Ia generally believed that the
trade was made without either club
adding a money consideration.
Cottrell, the fourth man on the
Braves roster. Is said to have cost the
club $500. but these figures probably
are padded.
When President Lannin OF the Red
Sox obtained Shore. Ruth and Catcher
Egan from the Baltimore team IL IL
said he gave the Oriole manager q
check for $4,000. The pitchers. Shore
and Ruth, are said to have cost the
Red Sox man $4,000 each and that
Egan's release cost $4,000.
Gamer, who was. brought from De-
troit, Is said to have decreased the
treasury come $1,000, which was a
rather high figure for man SO sus-
ceptible to injuries as Gamer has
been
Dick Hoblitzel. formerly Of Cincin-
natl. cost at least $1,000. He Is now
playing first. and Is covering the bag
In good style.
The last deal, the acquisition OF
Gregg. cost the club S7.400 worth OF
PLAYERS. Egan Is valued at $4,000. and
Rankin, Johnson, Walter Johnson'a
timer. who was obtained by draft last
fall from Syracuse, cost the club 81 :
200. The same price was paid for
Coumbs, who was obtained from Utica
Both clubs were In class p league, and
the draft price was $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-13

Within Q short time the Red Sox
and Braves have acquired nine players
by trade and purchase. II II estimat-
cd that the cash output for these II
approximately $4,000. Five players
have been given In exchange for sew.
eral Of the men who have been secured
to strengthen the local clubs the &C.
tual value OF these being about $780,
900.
The fans are gratifisd at the results
and both teams are being we'll support
cd. Since the return Of the Braves the
crowds have nocked to the old grounds
as they did In the eos when the team
was In the first division and the Braves
have made arrangements to use the
Sox park.
The first important change made by
the management OF the Boston Ma.
tional team came when Hub Perdue,
who was valued at close to $4,000 by
the Boston owners, was sent to St
Louis for Whitted and Gather. The
lchange has worked well for both clubs
Perdue has done much better work In
| St Louis than he did at Boston this
season, and Whitfield and Gather have
already proved valuable acquisitions
The former has played in several posi-
lions and has demonstrated that he Is
a utility man OF more than ordinary
ability. Whitfield filled the shoes OF
Johnny Evers while the latter was
laid up, end has shown good form both
at the bat and In the field. Gather
n an outfelder.
Josh Devore went to Boston In place
Of Innelder Jack Martin. who was OBJ
The Detroit times., 1914-08-13
Man Who Developed Eddie Canpi
Has Another Star In the Making

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. -.
Another star OF the four-cornered
ring has developed here from the
fourround game.
He Is Eddie Miller, ,bantamweight.
Miller was brought TO the front by
the same trainer that guided Eddie
Campi into fame-"Moose" Taussig.
Miller, like most OF San Francis
co.'s former glove stars. was born
and raised South OF the Slot" VIII
lie Richie. Abe Attell, Jimmy Britt.
Joe Thomas, frankie Neil. Eddie
Hanlou and Dick Hyland. champions
or near-champions. first saw the light
OF day In this district.
Probably Millers best booster Is
Harlem Tommy Murphy. Miller
first sprang into prominence. how
ever, at Murphy's expense. Coming
out OF q clinch while boxing with
Murphy. Miller stepped In quickly
and landing a snappy right across.
sent Murphy to the mate, something
that Willie Richie, then lightweight
champion. could not accomplish In
20 rounds. although he landed almost
at will on the Harlem Harp"
Miller will be wonder before
long, said Murphy after the spar
ring was over. IL never saw a kid
with a better right cross In my life.
II reminds me Of Joe Cans famous
blow. Quick and snappy, not extra
hard. but sure to shake anybody up
that he hits. I think Miller will be
knocking at the champions door In
q short while"
Boxing has, developed Miller from
q weak lad into a strong, healthy
young man, Like Eddie Campi, Mil
Ter has left hand that acts like the
spring OF q snake, seldom failing to
land wherever he directs IT, Miller
isn't as fast as Campi. consequently
he has learned to stand the gan.
Harlem Tommy" repeatedly landed
with considerable force upon his
body and face, but Miller has seldom
hit the canvas.
Miller is about 20 years OF age, q
second Richie for politeness, win
ner Of ali his bouts, numbering about
so, except two. and willing to box
The Detroit times., 1914-08-13

Hugo Zezdek, who used to get nine
rahs at the Midway whenever he APP
peared on the football field, recon.
mends few ball players to Barney
Dreyfuss and Fred Clarke.
II have figured scouting to be a
purely business proposition" says
Hugo IF see minor Lacquer
who looks like star, study him
closely The question which enters
my mind is viii he be a star In
the majors, or does he simply out
shine his mates here because they are
SO ordinary"
81 have faith that earn my salary
The Detroit times., 1914-08-13
Flashes From, the
BIO League Diamonds

mighty thPee-base snsash By
George Burns. coming with the
bases loaded. beat slim saliee In q
gsme I'm which he held the Giants
60 four hits.
Nap LoJote got hack into the
game and the CIevelands won. The
big Frenchmsn played nrst and
drove In q couple OF the Maps runs
with q solid single.
wheat was the only Dodser who
could hit safely OF Larry Cheney,
and the Cubs won. wheat got three
hits.
Cy Faikenberg blanked the Huff
fsio Feds. allowing hut two hits,
Old Howard Csmnit. came 20 life
and outpitched Watson. OF the CIT
cago Feds, winning . tight battle.
Milwaukee has refuse incineratol
with a total capacity OF three hundred
tons day. A 60O-kilowatt hour turbo
generator Is driven by the steam raised
In 200-horse power boiler. The cur
rent from the generator In to be trans
mitted 10 n fushing-tunnel pumpin,
station, some two miles distant. fol
pumping lake water into the nodtl
end Of the Milwaukee river for nush
Ing and cleaning purposes.